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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-12-30

49, ,,,i,-+ discovery of the age. A\AkESl>
..,iIIo cur. for PILES. a scientific comb M;
80. of noultice instrument and medicine, tldor-cd
~ hrs,cians of ALI schools, discovered by III.
SIR snrE, a regular rnyslcian and "-cd success
,,lv in thousands of cases. sufferers WHO "'Nc
,rcd everything else i'll vain Will find instant re-
lief and permanent Gun. 1t is regarded ny "'''-
tool mon as the greatest OF moierh "l-FoNc'
;es and pronounced inf,lible-P'ice Sl.o'. SOFA
NV druggists every where. Depot - "''Ne' =
New York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-12-30
abr fireman.
MONTPELIER, T.

-~n\Y. DECEMBER 80, 1874.
4, make the FREEMAN particularly
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..I- in different part, of the State
Wa-Lin.ton, Orange and Lamoille
-. ..aIcr a great favor upon Us and or
....,,,... II, local intelligence. Give Us
,..i arrange them tor The paper.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-12-30

Iphl:,im Royce, 4 voun@ lad of Berlin,
was brought before Justice IIusr last We'd
nc~ltv. a. 4 Na5,ant and candidate for the
Reform School. He WAS ii~.h ar@cd. how
ever. because it did not appear he WAS any
more a va@raut than mlny others who
don't grt It ticket to Waterbury Reform
School.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-12-30

C!uH-rAts At TIE CH-E II or TIE
ME>,!Au.-On Friday evening L pleasant
entertainment Is II lit ut t.la veS:ry Of
the C.urch of Ia. VI III, arranged by
tho,, connected with the society for the
special enjoyment OF the children, but as
thoroughly appreciated by their elders.
The CAri>tml, S.rvic. Of tn, Snlly
School WIS held on lay evening, that
! bning the tim for the regular " children :
SERVICE" IN, OCCASION was rtnlrred
pleasant an imprcS,.y, by III Isle, djl-
looucs and EXERCISES appropriate to th'
occasion with rrcitations from each elias:
in reference t. tie life Of Him 50 forcibly
called II remembrance ut the Christina
season.
We had Il merric " Christmas in Chel
sea In the pngre-ational church it Wa
celebrate bv Il SHnlly->chool Christina
service. Hymns, carols, recitationS, res
ponsive rr.t,lin@S, all formed one harmo
NOUS service, recalling the sacred fac
f and scene, Of Christ advent and tending
to awaken praise for his gospel of g goo
tidngs." Il seemed Il true Christmas OF
fering; sweet, joyous, tender, includin;
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-12-30

Montpelier, Vt, December - I>74
nave examined The books of The Treasurer and
hhd te receipts ami pay ncnts for the past wear to
nave bfcH - shown bE above abstract. All the
entities nave been correctly made, and are supported
proper Vouchers
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-12-30

SoMe tNo or three weeks AT', '"hn
~n Ilrv.of Northti ld,WI~ severely ""unl-
rI bv tin. accidental dis .har-e of a rifle
whien he WIS carrying. II" WIS on a
WOO l--l"l. driving 1 span of horses. and
in One way the hammer of the lock got
caught % Il to discharge the rife, sending
the whole contents Of the barrel powder,
ball and ramrol through hi~ wrist, max
jn.y :, wound from which he died Dee. %,
For tn last few days, his SNtlerin@- were
Great for til" last few hours most intense
-L,ckjav preceding death, He was TWEEN
tv-four wears of are. and unmllrlcl.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-27
4 (rickct.~ Voice.

acciaen ally crashed cricket un-
der foot, and by the a>>ociation of
ideas, the act brought back To memory
days long since gone and faces that are
with the Il 'al. | thought of il certain
bakers oxen, i'll front at which Il
>chonthoN found himself by stealth
waiting ior the time when the attrir-
tive buns he c;iuse To buy would come
iurih lii for the table OF a king The
chirFln = etthe rfirke'S tha. Ind mad,
their hatac ba>ide The oAeti. Ma> r.
called Ia rrcu!lec. iou ~ forgotten
song. Then, the merry eyes, the soft,
rcIchy checks and ihe How IN. hair at
two dear girls, " ho used quietly IL
share the secured treasures. came
geu.lN in:n manurv'> chamber: taf.
aia>. the bright picture WAS Ilcckrd by
the PRESSURE of broad and sonhcr
bars. These little "ir' were lad
away long Years ago under tho grassy
>oi. and all tha: noN remains i the IL
nc.nhrance Of Their end, ,rirg qudli-
ties. Vet. il i. one of Lies .loritN-
inS Joys "a know that when tho cfirll-
q, ut rli, mortal lille have uttered their
last notes III our ears. suinCNt ttcre
wiihn the hrluscpu> realms ui a God
"i ntiui=e love, We Shall meet 'tiih
car los, oncs, and on the banks Of the
pure riNci of lie. talk oven the school
time ot ear,h, and remember WIKI
pleasure even sueh simple things Il
the chirping ol The cricke. 10y the
hearth.
Gnmil, Slaughtered.
There were five lltiic fellows @rpW-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-27
sy;illiIitie Disease,

i g, If presents i;>c!t - In, coa,f. = Of more
tarri .ah.s character than thar seen in tho
tftautlc States or urorc. arising from the
ts.t IF It's hsin. a. cnni uuud ut spanish. hi
~. and >aasIsi h Island disease. Those ot
saz. who haEe visited the fwu latter countries
10 5tt,uht have seen the dreadful effects OF :.
on 18th tin native and foreign population. 1t
r. Irrs altogether different modes ot treat-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-27

ing up in the home of their parents.
1t was happy family, and the father
and mother delighted to cherish their
children and provide for their wants:
but an enemy looked on them with an
evil ,v,. and waiting an opportunity
he mcrcilessly slaughtered the five
youths. and lett the home of his Vie
tins in ruin. | did not see the be-
reaNed heads of the family for some
days after the sad calamity. but then
the father caine alon. iii Il bright suit
of blue, and the mother in Il dress
which might have been of the same
color once. but seemed now to he faded
by repeated wa>hings. They We're not.
it will he observed. i'll the dark suits of
regulation mourning; but we must
not judge from that fact that their
grief was slight. The murderer cS-
capped, and is probably now nj large,
and a> can not bring him to Justice
myself. | must give the plain par,icu
lars of the case To those who have the
power To end his sinful career. The
little victims were five caIlow blue
birds, dcvourcd by Il cruel hawk. and
unto YOU, q shooting men, who cal
kill this vile bird of prey. appeal for
speedy vengeance, against his race, if
not himself.
Somehow this hawk living around
seeking whom he might drvnur. made
me think of the Devil. who brings de-
Structlon on So many of the Young of
the human family. The small boys
and girls on the streets vino are not
gathered mo any sunday School. and
are not taught by their parents how to
triumph over their oNn corrupt ma
lures. as we'll as the SnarcS of the Great
DESTROYER. are as helpless against evil
influences as We're the Young blue
birds against the willy hawk
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-27
(alf0IOgy u; Fault.

| saw a man perform an act the other
day which proved that his compassion
was not governed hy judgments: and
pitiahle as the sight Was. there was
something about il really cCmcal. \
little white caif. about three days old.
had been brought nlanN miles from
the home of its dam 10 he converted
10y restaurant keeper into veal cut
lets. The poor gaunt thing Nas re-
quired to live for Il day. and il sadly
needed supply of fool. Seemingly
appccciating This fict, Il strong waiter
put Il stout rope around is neck. and
took i; to Il hillside to be pi.l>ctci
among the waving bunch GRASS. The
children from an adjoining school
iorked on! To sec the nciple>> lirllr'cc;
and who would no. go II see Il tender
calf. whose stomach i haW lin for it~
mothers milk, feed on mountain herb
age? The Kind hearted waiter no dub:
put Il kni.e i'll the sucking : tHroa,
with the consciousness that lie had per-
formed a noble act i'll giving it tin"
opportunity OF satisfying lis hunger.
| have seen tWo-lcggcd calves tr1a' Cl
with Ii lie mere discretion than this
inuoreu, WAS. The yout of 4reat me-
chauical genius has been made Il poor
preacher to please lis mother; the boy
with brilliant forensic powers has been
forced to diG potatoes: the born MGR
chant has been compelled to drive am
ON team: AID the man. even who taN-
in- fortunately found The pace in
which he MAS fitted 10 excel. has been
driven by the accur>cd habits and re-
quirenent> Of SGc4r:y To throw away
his bright prospects III the bidding oi
ht tlaItIDn q lu't.ltIl II tl.iDrr
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-27
IMpIRjEC AID u0mEsI;C CIGARS
NJ
ske'5 Sam pie Rooms.

's'nE CHOICEST BN lNpS uT CIGAHs,
| aud Z, ha.r..> aIN",> ~ hai,i. tj--sU- =
e., 4 dtr,rt a.=tu the mafi=.t teIs m l.a-
,Iua eath month. l.. ~'AnHt y.
Jeif-tl
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-27
An Attractive Valentine.

There is a pubic eorpora.ian-iihc
others. it is said to have 10 SOIL
known rs Wells, Fargo X Co.. "a y hich
y Nalcu'inc was SEM. and thereafter
The spirit of hcnev"len. LIE showed it,
self in every express rllice under it,
conrpl. Tn some, it must look like au
Un ruth 10 hear that the >e-ta.lej
~uu.lesS express AGENTS. of thi> soul
less company. are ACTUALLY eein-
around in official power collerin-
money by pufiie >uh~cr.. iica for t!:c
hcneti, of the Louisiana Sufferers; bu'
j, i an ar;uAI Gospel truth - good a~ a
sermon. 70 Manager Nalrn. n must
the crtdi; he given for this eniinrniIN
successful pradurt!on Of juicy fruit
from dry, baci,lc~~ limbs. May hv
meet with the reward which rig.tl'uily
heion4N to noble acts.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-27
plsSalyTioH or C0p4RIFlfPSAiP.

~. lII-A. lNl1-HI.- NJ I-|I.I--I
| g>i-..Hs b..wv,a NJ tL!t v = Et.,f.,
III 3s..ry. -, \ va, "a. = il.i,.os ..j-ssIg.0 ~
HefHd consent .tt! meHr,- de >stt .r.ts
arc Iasatle 10 Il. Metail.lm. apl .: as-
n4ll h. settled Il. him. ih. ba-u =, "a -
afs.,4 Mi gt.-,,sit!-G "a Lay l.liA VI NJ
IL VI.
Eaawava Eurc1a coan.y Neraia. irre
t,.i. - -,~i
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-27

liLI.iNLOF.>.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-27
4 Family slaughtered.

There were five iit,.e fellows GROW
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-25

pages with lsas blank qnes) % that Of
1874, he charged 81 less forit. There is
no telling to what proportions his charges
would have swelled by another year, but
for this exposure; and given sufficient
time. no would have succeeded in transfer
ring tho entire contents Of tho county treas
ury to the Times Office. -:
In this connection W would respectful.
ly suggest that II might DO well for the
Board Of County Conmiasionsrs to exercise
= little closer scrutiny into to tho
bills Of tho publisher Of the 7Smss. An
''ofioial paper" may DO very proper lux
ury, but it should not DO made too expsn-
sive ono for tho tax payers. II Commls-
slonsr Hammered, for instance, had dsvot-
cd to an examination Of the bills Of the
Tine, very small fraction Of the time
hs gave to getting it jobs in dishonorable
Wy, he might have saved tho necessity Of
this exposure Of his ''orgsu."
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-25
AQRI0U l,cURAL AaAOHINERY.

John Roller ID agent for tho Sweepstakes
Thresher, the Buffalo Pitts Thrssher, and
tho Aultman l. Taylor Thresher, oil
Of which are acknowledged tobs with
out superiors in the market fer doing
rapid, thorough and frst.olsss work.
Farmers wanting really good threshing
machine should osll On Mr.. Roller, whose
Office is on Richmond avenue, opposite
Kraener's Hotel, and examine these ma.
chimes.
Mr.. Roller IL also sgsat for tho eelebrat-
I'd Edward Harvester, which took the first
premium ct tho Minnesota State Fair last
fall, and for Woods Reaper, which took the
gold medal q tho Vienna Exposition.
Theee machines have given tho very best
satisfaction wherever tried and Gro taking
the lead Of all others.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-25

BAsa BAI1.-On Saturday the "Arotio"
boys, Of this city, put on their little blue
trousers md kept on their shirts, and to
tho sound Of 6fe and drum, marched to
tho grounds whore they wsre to play .
match game Of base ball with the "Grsn.
itss," Of Sank Rapids: At tho end Of
the ninth inning, there WAS . tie between
the two clubs; . tenth inning was played
leaving tho result unchanged, a. each club
made but one; and the eleventh inning
was required to decide tho game, the Arc
tics making nine runs and tho GRANTEES
none-being the third whitewash Of the IG's.
It is understood that the second Of the
three games will be played at Sank Rapids
on Saturday. The following Is the score {:
ARCT1Cs. GRANtTEs.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
For tho Week Ending May 18th 1874

For tho Week Ending May 18th 1874.
John II Dennis and wife 70 Jana Collins
for lot "a in Oakland Csnstsry $26
Richard N Vandsrvort and wife 70 0rinols
& Cooper for AZ acres In nh neg go s
TIL r 28w $500
Adam Aohtman and wife to Frank Xoraoh
and Jacob G slhhta for neg 80 8 T 126
Rs0w $1,000
Gotthard E Eohle and wife to John Black
and Thomas Kslls for vi nWq and Vi
swq SEQ 2 T l24 B SOW $500
Thos G Mcclure and wife TO Better Baehes
for seq swq and nh seq go 81 7 124 3
8lw $500
Peter L Gregory and wife to Arminta Pet
~ for seq ssq 500 Is T l22 B 20 $40
Philip Spinnsnwebsr and wife to Valsatia
and Elizabeth Wslsk fox seq go 20 T
l24R2sw $4,000
Henry Went. and wife to Joseph Mara
siuch and Charles Sssnger for 68 acres
Of Oh seq SEQ SO T 1874 4 70 and 10 sores
Of nh NEG SEQ 4 T 1928 b 28W 900
Peter Loso and wife to Lorsns Bslleh for
lot Z blk 10 in town Of st Joseph $ls6
Alexander Moore and wife to James Z
Herbert for lot S blk 81 in town Of Sank
Centre $50
John Marshall and wife 70 James B Vsa
Rensselaer, for lot IL blk 4 in Columbia
Square st Cloud $500
WEEK 3ND1N0 JUNE 70.
Alexander Weis and Adslbert Dileer 70 he
Order Of st. Bsnesiet for nWq 1Wq 8 30
Tls6 R3ow $500
John Roony and wife to James Roonly
for nwq seq & Las "a T l25 B IS Y 500
Fidslo Baker to Byron Randall for neg 8
lit l24 saw 500
Bernard Schueller and wife to Peter
Kraemsr for seq neg 8 rs T 125 E 81 Y
and nh Of swq n1q. ~ T l26 3 IS $500
Joseph Kunstlebsw and wife to Michael
Phillips for seq seq SEQ II T 124 b 81
and nwq swq and Oh seq and ssq Gvq
SEQ 9 T 1913 B SlW $ll00
Josiah E West and wife to David B Stanley
for lots 9apd 10 blk sc In A A Brewas
Add to st Cloud $50
Fry NJ Kimball and wife to David B Stanley
for go 8 2e.100 acres Of swq neg go Is
T 122 b gov $500
George Dobmsier and wife to Aatoa Relies
for seq SEQ % T l26 r SOW $47e
First Div st P & P r r Co to julia Tslsost
for VII neg and seq neg SO 8 T l2l b 20
wand nwq neg SEQ T 122 h 20 $500
Julia TALBOT to Thomas Straw for seq nsQ
SEQ 8 T l21 R29w $3.50
John Gross and wife to Arnold Pung for
seq SEQ 10 T l24 r 80 v aud lot 6 Of
seq sec 86 T l24 B s4w $500
Albert P Bisbes and wife to Alderman J
Whitney for oh Of sWQ swq SEQ IL and
oh nwq nwq SEQ is T 12s B 20 $500
John Jeno and Mather Vanish 70 Frank
Kuzbs for nh nwq SEQ "A T 1a6 r IS
v 500
John Jews and wife to Mathew Vanish
for und Of lots ! and 3 SEQ a. T 1926
R85w $500
Levi P Gayl ord and wife to Mary Melissa
Westurn for lots 4 & 6 blk 2 in Brott
& Smiths Add to st Cloud City $500
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-25
TO THE LADIES.

Having on hands, for summer wear, Z
large and elegant assortment Of dress
goods, trimmings and buttons, shswls, etc.,
Mr.. Joseph Edelbrook offers to the ladies
very remarkable Inducements, He will
sell these goods at and below cost, in or.
dor to close out the entire stock. Do not
fail to call carly and secure bargains in
first-olsss goods.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-25

There is one Moe looking house at st.
Cloud before which all the girls stop when
. stranger in the city goes home with them.
They hide behind the stoop until he gets
out Of sight.-St. Paul Dispatch.
Now, Hall, we scarcely thought that you
would ''stoop" to such yarn as that
Tho Sank Centre Herald gives an in
teresting report Of trip to Long Prairie,
the county seat of Todd county. The first
house Was built there by Mr.. ). P. Cband-
Ter, in 1868. 1t is now thriving village,
with mills, stores, shops, photograph gal
lery, and the inevitable brewery is going
up. It is promising town in good agri.
cultural county.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-25
TIE INV EsrRAY Law passed by the last

TIE INV EsrnAr Law passed by the last
Legislature is an almost exact transcript
Of the Wisconsin law, that has been in sat-
isfaotory use in that State for many years.
It is simple, yet effectual, and the mode of
operating is not expensive. But ono Of
its most valuable features is omitted in ours
tho section requiring publication in the
county papers. Experience has taught
most farmers that the way to find tho
owner Of an estrsy or tho estrsy itself is
to advertise in the newspapers, and it Is
much to be regretted that our Legislature
should leave so important feature out Of
the law. The new estray law, together
with oil the town, herd and road laws, with
full forms and notes, forming book of 1928
pages Of compact, closely printed matter, is
now ready and will be sent by Leonard &
Booth, publishers, Rochester, MIMI, for
so cents. Booths Township Laws, with
out forms or notes $50 psges), rs cents.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-25
NOTICE TO PRINTERS.

As "a entire new outfit has been ordered
for Thu JOURNALS news and job rooms, >
large quantity Of advertising and job
type-muoh Of which is nearly as good IS
new-will be sold very cheap, if spplica-
ton il made at once. Send for samples of
styles and for prices.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-25

S-&N u t1nos They nave p100uoeo
more cures Of rheumatism, mural
@Wp& gs,lockjaw, palsy. sprains. swell.
ings, oaked breasts. scalds burns. saltrhssm. saR
sohs. H., upon the human frame, and Of ssraias
spavns, gals, TO-, upon animals in ons yssr than
have oil other pretended remedies sincs the vseld
began. They are counter irritant, all-hsslug pain
rslievers. orpples throw away their crutchss, The
lame walk, poisonous bites are rendered haxnlsss
and the wounded are healed without scar. The
recipe Unpublished around each bottle. They ssll
a. no articles ever before sold and they soil because
they just what they pretend to do. Those whe
now suffer from rheumatism, pain or swelling do
serve to suffer II they will not 90 Ceatsur IAni.
ment, white wrapper. More than 1000 certificates Of
remarkable cures, including frozen limbs, chronic
rheumatism, govt, running tumors, &c, haze bssa
received. We will send circular containing Ger
dhoates, the receipt, &C., gratis to any one request
ingt 1t. One bottle Of tho yellow wrapper Csntaur
Ltniment ID worth one hundred dollars for spawned
or swesRied horses and mules or for screw worm in
sheep. Stock owasrs-these Nnimsnts are worth
your attention. No family should DO without them
"White wrapper for family uses" Yellow wrapper
for animals. Sold by oil druggists. 80 cents psr
bottle; large bottles, $l!oo. J. B. Ross Co., IS
Broadway. NY. .
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-25

The spring and summer term Of the
Rushford Graded School closes to-day.
This school, under the management Of
Prof. sprsgue, has proved a decided suo.
cess. Probably no Principal, since the
days Of Prof. Thompson, has given SO COM
plete satisfaction as has our present Pro-
lessor. Coming at time when the dis
trict was rent with dissensions, he has
smoothed the troubled waters till not q
murmur of complaint can be heard, and all
strife and bitter feeling have ceased. In
imparting instruction he has been equally
successful. His classes have made marked
advance in their studies; and have evinoed
. feeling Of interest in educational matters
which well kept school is always sure to
inspire in the young. 1t seems to be the
unanimous opinion Of our citizens that the
Board Of Education should engage Prof.
sprsgue, if possible, for another term
Rushford Star.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-25

CHURCH DIRECTORY.

PREsBYrERlAN.-(Church on Richmond avenus.l
services everv Sabbath at l011 D. M. and u p. NJ
Sabbath school at II m. Wednesday evening lecture
AMI prayer meeting at u O'clock. Psws free and
trangsrsinvited. Rsv.E. Campbell Pastor.
Johns Church in lower town.
Services every Sabbath at 103 M. and ~ p. IN.
Sundays school at II m. Evening prayer meeting
Fridays att O'Clock. Rev. J. T. Chambers Rector.
MsrHoDIsr-{Churchinl ower town. Services every
Sunday at 10y A. ~. and Pm. Sunday School at
21sN. Rev.J.T Lswton. Pastor.
CoNaRzaAfIoNAL.-tChuroh south Of Rxvinsbridge)
Sunday School at II O'Clock. Prayer meeting At the
church on Wednesday evenings at O'Clock.
BAPrIsr-(Near tho second ravins bridget servi
ees every Sabbath at 101 O'Clock M and O'Clock
p III, Prayer meeting at the church on Thursday
evenings At p. m. Seats free and all are welcome
Rev, W. n. Stanley, Pastor.-sunday School At II
OArHoLc.-(Churoh Of Immaculat 20 onoeption,
t.Germain street}. Pastor. Rev. Benedict Haindl,
Q. 8. b. Assistant, Rev. Bonifaoe Null, o. s.B. Ser
vices: Week days at 8 =. m; Sundays, First mass,
~ .. m, High mass and sermon at 10 Am, Ves-
pers at p. m. ;Catheoe instruction at Pm.
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Wheat remains 1t tho following elevator
prices:
: NO. .................'.'.. AVI
no. ........... wv
NO. o'...s.................... .."...... ~
Some meroh ants and buyers throw In
thei1 commission, making the price two
esnts higher.
Through lesal ssnpstition the prioe
Aas bssn 6s.esd up to $l:o4 for No !.
Osts-4Oa46e.
Csr1-70s76o.
Plour--xxxx $6.6oae.oo xxx $500
$3.50; Xxx $4.ooa4.b0 per barrel
Essd-$1.76 a2.00per swt.
CoIAmssl-$2.00.
0horts-l00.
B1aa-$l0 per ton; 600 per ovt.
Eggs-12}e.
Butter ranges from 10 to zoe.
Potstoes-6Oae0o.
Green apples-%5.60a6.o0 per barrel
60 per peck.
or.nbsrriss, $2.bo.s. 90 psr bushsl 100
per quart.
0nions-l.o0esl 40 per bushel.
Hsney-2oa26e per pound.
Maple sugar-l6a20o.
Csbbsss-$s per hundred.
Beans, $l.eos$2.00 per bushsl.
Chssse-16a2oe per pound.
Hsy-$6. coat. 90 per ton.
Country hams-l0s12&e Per ID.
Sugar CURED Asms-20o.
Dried Rsef-30o.
Weod-$s.sos4.5o Per cord.
,Woel-Flssss washed, S0ases
Unvsshsd, 2Os26e.
Tub washed, 36s41s,
Bssf-01 foot, 40 to 10; retailing, g.
l2e} pr peuld.
Vssl-7sss dressed; retailing, losl2}e
per pssad.
Astssa-snf.st, s.4e; ,s.a,lisg s.l2}e
pr Pssad.
Pesk -es dressed retailing, ssl2}s
nsss pork, $500 20, barrel.
Chisksas-1s12}s psrlb.
4ILvAux1s, June "A.
Xaeet-$l az for Hs.l.
Cern-olo.
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