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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-15

Nm. EDtroR-our Circuit Court
passed off quietly. Judge Branpon
decided the contested prosecuting at.
torney case, by deciding tia. the law
providing for the filling Of vacancie s
By election was unconstitutional. and
that the President Of the County
Court had the full power vested 10 him
10 fill vacancies in certain Offices The
Judge therefore recognized the mp,
pointment that had been made BY the
President Of tho County Court, which
gives tho Office to JosOphA Andersen.
until the general election which occurs
in October next.-The p,ople of this
county ore highly pleased With Judge
Brapnon The Grand Jury returned
IA indictments for selling liquor with.
out license Several civil suits and
some State cases were tried. Our
County Court is in session To-day, but
nothing specialis before it.-A great
many persons have been fishing 10 Elk
above and below here, aud large guam.
titles Of trout, &c, have been caught.
IA good joke is current hero con.
corning young couple who we're mar.
ried here recently, Hearing that The
serenadcrs were about to visit them,
|thcy aed to neighboring house, but
Tho scrcnaders again took after them.
'rh. young husband and wife, finding
that II they went to any Of tho houses
lin tho usighborheOd, they would have
to submit 10 the annoyance Of the sore.
naders, again fed 70 tho woods, and
passed The FIRST nigh. Of their welded
Ilifo 10 a large, hollow chestnut log; Oh
what is called Hunting Ridge. Il met
a few days ago, old Uncle Billy Cogar,
soldier in the var Of 1872 He is
1903 years old, aud is rs active as a
man Of As or 5Q.--lt is said that 10.
seph A. Thompson, lawyer, Of Bevcr-
LEY, is about to locate here. fthis
provost to be- true, our county will
have one doctor and ono lawyer. You
SEQ, We are well.bchaycd people, and
don. need lawyers, and we are healthy
enough to dispense with the luxury
known as doctors
b. MoLtonAs.
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VIZ arc glad to learn from Tns DEN-
ooRA- aud l3uckhannon Dele that the
good people Of Lewis and upshur
counties arc fully determined to be nc
longer shut out from railroad commun-
ieation with the world. Lewis county
has been for sometime struggling for a
railroad from Clarksburg to Weston,
bu. the people Of Harrison county failed
to afford tho needed encouragement to
the enterprise, aud the determination
Of tho people now is to go around Hnr
rison BY way Of Upshur and Barbour
counties, and make their railroad con
nOctlOu with Grafton in Taylor county
Upshur county is ready and willing Il
bear It's share Of the expense, aud n
doubt is felt that Barbour and Taylo
will look with equal favor upon the en-
terprie. Tie proposed road will opol
very valuable section Of country ian
may DO cheaply built. We most hear
dig bid ttc project God speed Reg
ttter.
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CONCERNING Meb.ler county,

Ma, EDlroR-La,t week, in compa.
ny with G. H. Morrison and NJ. II.
Frame. | started for tho famous CAPT.
tai Of the Independent State, aud met
with our frst adventure some 10 miles
from Sutton, where We killed two very
large rat.le.suakes, sggrcgatiug some
! feet, With corresponding proportions
in the matter Of weight, character and
formidable suuke-ship generally. Il
has always been an enigma TO NE, with
such vast number Of such ycnomous
reptiles roaming at large in that coun.
try, how the people there raise chill
dren, when single step from the door
may 10y them liable to the vsnomous
aud deadly fangs Of those monsters.
Yet they DO raise them in numbers,
and to physical perfection, for l ne ser
saw finer specimens Of humanity than
eau DO found in those mountains. Al
tho close Of the day, we reached the
famous town Of Addison, nestled meath
tho shade Of mighty mountains, yet
with all my feelings Of profound Dc.
light and extnry, wcpt to see the
havoc made by these mountains and
deep gorgcs on our own beautiful and
placid Elk, being at that place a mere
creek. foundering, foaming and fret.
ting amid boulders Of immense proper.
iicns aad upnumberad quantities. l.
Alas, for poor Elk-shs is shorn Of
her mild beauty when thrust into tho
arms Of those mighty mountains.
those everlasting bills. OF course we
have elevations in Braxton. yet they
are comparatively insignificant when
compared with these tremendous mon
umcnts Of elevated terra drma. Al.
though difficult Of access, yet II amp.
" rcpays him who /. fond ofnoyeliy
to pay tho place ono visit, atleast, and
were It not for this alone, no fner sum
mer resort could DO found on this con.
tinOnt-for Independent Of its famous
sulphur spring It la, ali other desira.
bic Acknowledgements and fsh in
abundance. Tho common river water
Is pure and cold at all seasons; With q
rariGed atmosphere that admits Of the
sight Of a squirrel for one and two
miles, "bs tho same more or leSs.' as
The deeds have II. First class accom-.
mediation for man and beast are ever
OF The command Of tho weary traveller,
without extortion. 9, r. T.
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Az Important AppoInt,neu,

Al the late term Of the County
Court, John =. Jennings and Adam
u. Goodman we're appointed to re.yal.
ne the real estate Of the county. These
gcnil.ae will DO commissioned by the
Auditor, and enter at once upon their
duties.
The act Of tic Legislature providing
for tho re.valuation Of the real prop.
tty rftlo State, was very justly re.
gtrdOd as one Of the most important
ruaetmcnts passed by that body; and il
lis provisions arc properly carried out,
1t will result 10 great benefit to the
people Of the State. Aud In order to
secure the benefits which should accrue
80 this regard, II Should be the duty Of
every citizen to aid tue commissioners
~ every honorable means witliia their
power. For just as true as two and
lEVmake four, proper valuation Of
tho real estate will not only relieve
those who have heretofore been unjust.
" taxed, but will double tue revenue
N,ilie,it increasing the levy.
Much complaint has been made dur.
isr Tic past lew years. throughout tue
faualy, aud more cspeeiallyi 10 tue tewn
nf Wtstuh, 10 relation 10 what apl car
10 b. uLjusi DETERMINATIONS in the val.
na,inn III real estate; but wLilc this Ia
tho ctse, We presume none doubt but
what tle former commissioners did tho
hest they could, with thclight they had
before them. Il cannot be expected
that ilies. commissioners, without fur.
ihgt Information than their own gen.
oral Rnowlcdge ofthe value Of proper.
IS, should correctly estimate the spec.
ii ,nlue Of particular classes Of prop.
crty. lIeucr, somebody must give
lhsm light nnda 1, Is d matter which
pcutrnt every taxpayer, we trust tbat
ALL interested will take due notice Of
what Ro have said upon this subject,
and govern thcmselyeS accordingly
Aud uicse remarks will uPply as
Astll--ia attaining cauaLies as 10 the
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Fortunately Frustrated.

IN our issue this morning from the
specials Of the Cincinnati Enquirer,
mention Of the defeat Of one Of Buffers
tricks, which was intended to lntlict Sc.
rious loss and incouvenisnos upon the
people Of this State.
The District Court Of the United
States was originally confined to very
mcagtc aud petty jurisdiction. Its
powers wore, however enlarged by sue.
cessiye statutes in order 10 suit the
public convenience, aud Of late years
the. District Courts have been general.
ly allowed to exercise tue Jurisdiction
which was originally confined to Cir.
cult Courts Of th1 United States But.
lrr's bill for Withdrawing from tho Dis.
trict Courts in the Fourth Judicial
Citcui. Of tue United sta,es, which en-.
braces tho States Of Maryland, Vir-
GINA, West Virginia, North Carolina
and South Carolina, all Circuit Court
powers would have tie effect Of taking
IRON the District Courts fully three .
fourths Of tue business they now do.
For instance. Juigo Jackson's Court
would have jurisdiction only in civil
cases involving les, than $500, and in
criminal cases under the laws Of the
United States whose punishment is less
than capital. Nearly oil Of the civil
business now done by the District
Court which meets in this State only
once year, and is presided over BY
Judge Bond. All Of tic extensive
land cases which now occupy much Of
the attention Of tho Court would be
transferred, aud suiturs and defendants
would be subjected TO the inconvcni.
once aud rzpeifse Of taking their wit
.nesscsto Parkersburg and there waiting
ono or tive months for q hearing in the
Circuit Court.
The District Court, presided over by
Judge Jackson, IL i'll session at Wheel.
lug, or Clarksburg,or Charleston, on an
average about four months in tho year.
lifts Circuit Court powers were taken
away it would loose at least three.
fouflhs o. its business, and q session Of
the Circuit Court ofnot less than three
months duration per year would be
necessary to meet tho demands Of jus.
tice. Judge Bond, Of the Circuit
Court, does not average a sitting Of
more Than two weeks poF year in this
State, aud we presume that the other
States 10 the Fourth Circuit arc not
much longer in each year afflicted BY
bis presence.
ID order to have Tho few cases that
may arise in tlis Circuit under "tho
act heard before and pass.
ID upon BY a predjudicod and unjust
Judge, Butler proposes 10 virtually
Ibolisll the Disirict Courts aud place
'iarylsnd, Virginia, Tbs State, North
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Nleholas County poIltic,.

Mr.. Editor. JIM. Hutehison, chair.
man of the Democratic Executive
Committee Of Nicholas county, called
meeting Of the said Committee on
the 9th Of June. and after fully dis.
cussing the propriety Of holding a con.
vrntion, the Committee voted unani.
mously (all the districts 10 the county
being represcntsd) in favor Of cali
for a convention, for the purpose Of
s,uding delegates to the Senatorial and
Congressional Conventions to DO held
at Charleston, on the 4th aud 9th Of
August next and appointing dele.
gates to represent Nicholas county in
Delegate Convention, to DO held at
Nicholas Court House on the 18Th day
Of July, 1874, and also to nominate u
candidate for the Office Of County su.
pcrintendcnt Of FREQ Schools for
Nicholas county. The counties Of
Clay and Webster arc very respectful.
" requested to send delegates to tho
Delegate Convention.
After discussing tic various sub.
jccts tia. came before the Committee,
! cy unanimously Resolved, that .
copy Of tlic proceedings Of this meet.
ing DO sent to the Weston DEMocRAr.
Charleston Courier and Groenbrior In.
dependent. j. NJ. IIuronisoS, Chm,
y. D. DIX. Sec'y.
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For conEre,..


Az tho head Of our editorial colum NJ
will 10 seen tho announcement Of Col.
onel John w. Horner, Of Pnrksrs.
burg, as a candidate for Congress from
this District, 1t lisa custom which
lsng.euntinued practice has made q law,
that the editor should pay bis regards
nthc various candidates for Office as
they present themselves to the public ;
aud III this instance we my mot depart
from The rule,
Everybody in this section Of country
10, heard OF Colonel Horner; bis name
j. 'Ianliar asa household word" for
three.scorc miles around rs. And by
tho way, nobody ever heard apy,tins
Ind concerning him. He has always
heretofore been sound Democrat; an
.lfiien. stumpcr. and hard working
Democratic wbeel-horse. A lawyer q
considerable eminence, it may rcasona-
rs lir supposed that ho Is possessed Of
'diIy % much ability rs tho average
Congressman.
The time for holding a Convention to
nomilalo candidate for Congress from
,his District has not yet been anuounc.
ell; but We suppose that Colonel Hor
,.cr will submit bis claim, to the arbi.
'rstion Of that assembly, whenever it
cti,r.nCs.
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FIGURES FOR THg TAXPAYERS
esdlsatlsm rs. Democracy,

below We present 10 the reader, as
We take the figures from the records in
The Clerks office. tho amount Oflhr
County Levy in this county, for each
,tsr since tie organization Of the
state. It will be seen that the figures
present most pleasing record for the
Democratic party-as compared with
ihe loyal bre,hrcn-and more especial.
~ do they prove the wisdom Ofthe
County Court system, and the econo.
my AMI efficiency of our present mode
ri county government, Il IS said that
when y0u touch a mans pocket, you
s,riks him in the tsndercst point. II
this 10 true, on, universal cry Of COM
,nepdNtiOn for .ho Democratic Superyi.
,crs and for our present county au-
illEilics, should come from tho heart
81 every taxpayer in the county
Here ore the figures;
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LAND SALE.

David Cot
Isaac &. Waldo.
is.cnANctRr.
Under decree Of the Circuit Coart Of
Lewis county, entered In this case on the
7th day of March, 1874, ! will sell, at public
auction, 10 thu highest bidder, 10 front oil
lhS Court House eff.esis county, on the
Sd day Of August, 1874,
that being the first day Of the next August
term OF the County Court Of saidcountyt the
following real estate In Lewis county, IN
The artlCr named, until 0suillcicnt sum Il re-
allied TO satisfy sold decree, namely,
LOT NO. 4,
in the village Of Roanoke, contsining 10
polts, the same sold by Draper g. Mitchell
md VIM. J. Godfrey 10 Isaac O. Waldo.
Next, the undivided ono-thlrd interest Ia
tic ftyeyson in fec after the termination oil
Elizabeth waldos dover estate, III tract
OF
80 ACRES OF LAND
on the IVES, fork river, which tract IL tue
same that was assigned rs dover 10 Eliza
beth Waldo in the lands other late husband,
Isaac Waldo, which undivided third In said
rerersion 10 that which formerly belonged
10 Isaac @. Waldo, and was conveyed by
him 10 Elizabeth Waldo by deed dated the
2sth Of July, 1860.
TRA0T OF 70 ACRES OF LAND,
on Doe Lick Run, abraneh OF the lFsst Fork
river, being the same conveyed 10 lIias G..
Smith By Isaac G. Waldo, Uy deed dated
Sth CT March, 1869.
TERMS OF SALE.
A credit Of 0, u, and 10 months, the
purchaser to give notes with good security
bearing interest from date, and tho title 10
The property TO he retained until the future
order OF the Court.
HENRY BRANNoN,
juncslt Special Commissioner.
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,-e % t,h,i ~ pcriy i. f,irly yilasl
snd those vho i.iI 10 10 their duty in
tho matter, should moi grpmtlc when
"shc day Of grace" is sinnsi away. and
a remedy is impossible for term o.
years to come.
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State Of West Virginia to.pit:
Al Rales held in tile Clerks Office o tie
Circuits Cour. Of Lewis county, on the lat
Monday in June, 1871.
Isaac S. Mitchell, plaintiff,
ys.a. n IT,.
John Flesher and others, defendants.
iSitHkyeEgY.
The object ofthis sat is 10 hSteFba lien ON
GO acres Of land on Jysses Ron sihsLewis
county, sold by the plaintiff 70 innah
Mitchell, now deceased, for Sl52, With In
terrst thcrsUn from tbs 29lh Of March, 1874,
tiIl.paid, unpaid purchase money thereon,
and to set aside sale Of said land made by
q certain Richard DobSOn. trustee, TO Ger.
tain joseph Mitchell, and cancel and annul
said DobSon's deed therefor TO the said
Milchell.
And II appearing by affidavit filed that
defendant HiebolAS Siraisy Is non.resideu,
Of this State, and he not appearing, Il Is or.
dered that be do appear al rules 10 be held
inIthe Clerks office Of said Court, on the
frSt Monday ID July next, and do what Il
nReeissFy 70 protect his Interest 10 ihiSs.said
suit. Teite;
WIN. II. BYRNE, Clerk.
VIC Bennett pq juneS4V
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tbs Third District

Tho Democratic Executive Commit.
tee Of the Third Congressional District
have called q Convention, for the pur-
Tose Of nominating q candidate for
Congress, to meet at the city oil
Charleston. August 5tL. 1874.
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Fhe County Levy

N-La, ii wa, and Now Is,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-15

,DYk pEN0cpATfc IurInyisoRS

~ uNDIR THE rLRNlcl0us AND TX
yrAgtGANT COUNTY COURT system. .lEl
1913 80 I" 100
1874 2s (" =" 100
fs- I'as. these figures around
thy will bear the test Of criticism.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-07-25

young and skllltul disciple OF Robert
HOGdOn was, sometime ago, travelling in the
northern provinces OF France, giving cXhibi-
tons in natural magic, in company with Il
wag, now director of Il printing establish
ment in Paris. In their wandcrings they ar
rived atthc town Of R, more renowned
for its manufactures than for the natural bril-.
liancv Of its inhabitants. Here the receipts
of the magician were absolutely nothing and
despair rcigncd in the hearts of our two ad-
ycnturers. What was to be done?
"By my faith exclaimed the assistant ma.
glcIan, 1T will not do to say that we did not
make our expenses. | have it. Let me
write IA poster for one more show, and if the
attraction don't answer, call me no assistant
for high priest Of diablcrc." The bill read
as follows:
AT the urgent request of the large and in
telligent audience OF our former entertain.
ments, we have consented To perform
the astounding teal Of making the cathedral
bell ring at any hour indicated by the audi
ence."
"Therc, how will that do:"
"But how are YOU to fulfill the promise 81
"Oh! never mind. Am not worthy pu.
Pill of a skilful master? Leave that to me-
Night came and with il a crowd Of the
curious All went off we'll and now came
lIlt Itdlhlt VI 'h' tNthIuE my WV Nts
asked To name any number. -Four came
from the crowd.
In fear and trembling the magician extend.
ed his hand towards the cathedral, when one
two! three four doomed slowly from the
cupola The cold perspiration started To the
, exhibitors brow, and the audience shouted
with delight and surprise.
Encore, encorc!" responded from all
parts of the room. Again What was to he
done? Buta voice from behind the curtain
said: go ahead, old boy-i's all right
With sigh Of relief the exhibitor repeated
the miracle again and again, and the specta
tors departed filled with enthusiasm.
What in the name Of wonder have Jol
been doIng?' exclaimed the puzzled princi
pal to his laughing assistant, rs soon AS tic
doors were closed.
"Why, gave the bell ringer five francs tC
STAY in the belfry and ring as many times "a
I placed candies in the window, and | thinl
succeeded pretty WE'LL" replied the other
shaking the well filed cash box.
The next day. as they were starting in Tho
cars. one of the city councillors cane tC
them and begged thar they would explain thu
miracle.
"It is magnetism. my friend, said the ma
cician. with a grand flourish ofhis hand, anC
The magistrate departed, much edited anc
perfectly satisfied.
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FINANCIAL It COMMERCIAL

There is no material change 70 note IN com
mcrcial matters during the past week. Business
has been rather quiet in all branches Of trade
The marketing Of grdin nas been llght--thc lar
mcrs being generally occupied with their mar
vests
In the money market there is no change Inc
demand for loans is light and is generally sup
piled without difficulty. For long time loans
the market is wei supplied, and parties present
ing desirable securities find no difficulty in Oh
tanning what they need.
Gold has been quiet and steady during the past
week. the premium ranging from 1924 to 10
The Government sold sl,OU,OD ut lTT, the
market closing steady and quiet at 1914
Government bonds have been firm during the
week. and under u good investment demand,
prices have been well sustained, and in some OF
the fayorite issues the prices have advanced
trihc.
Ravens, acKinlay " Co. furnish the following
l-ttiwu quotations:
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, July =, III,
Chicago produce markets were iirmcr with
less dong. Lake ireigh,S easier with corn sea
81, for Buffalo. Flour was unchanged. Wheat
active, closing at Sl.OSM 800 cash,
$l.OjWslOG seller August, and sl.l9 for Min
ncsota. Corn steady and closing at 6ic for
No and $3.50 seller August. Oats active and
higher closing SOC cash, and 36l9c seller Aug.
Rye quiet and weak, at 71@1Sc. Barley duh ut
$l.G2, seller August. Hogs were in less supply
sales ut SG40M$61j. The cattle and sheep mar
kctswcrc unchanged, at 5000 SGIO for cattle,
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A writer in the Rural -ye~ Yorker says hat
.o,rs shoull be sailed every morning, and in
the stable, before fodicring, but never after
taking water. Til. is Inc practice OF the best
stoek,keepers ii, Switzerland, aud he thinks
il quite preferable to sailing them once or o.;
,xfce week. II to keeping 1t constantly
within their reach.
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

Among the great discoveries
OF modern science, few mr." Ol
more real value TO mankind
than this etfeCtnal rcmsdy Tor
al diseases of the Throat and
Lungs. A vast trial Of IT, vir'
tues throughout thisand other
countries. has shown that II
does surely and eifectnally con.
troll them. The testimony Of
our heat citizens, OF NIL classes,
establishes the TACT that CHER
NJ PICTORIAL willard does re-
lievc and cure the affecting dis
orders oi the throat and lungs
beyond any other medicine
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The most dangerous affections OF he PULMONARY utghn7
Weld 10 its power: and eases rt <'pnsumptlpn.
cured by this preparation publicly known 40 r"nhrka
bile hardly be- believed wer" hty not proven nclnn
dispute. As rcmedy Is Adequate On when me pubic
may rely for full protection. By curing Coughs, w,
torerunnrrs Of more serious disease saves unnunmred
lives and an OF suffering not to ~ computed u
challenges trial and Conyinces the most sceptlchl Every
family should keep on hand as protection against u
early and unpcTCeived attack OF Pulmonary AHsClohs
which easily ut first but which become lncnIahe
and often fatal II neglected. Tender lungs nreu lhs
defence and IL unwsc to he without II. As safeguard
to children amid the distressing diseases which Oeset Inc
Throat and Chest OF Childhood CHERRY PICTORIAL IL IN
valuable Tor. by it, timely use multudes are rescued
from premature graves and saved to the love ana affection
centred them. It acts spe' dy and surely against ORR
colds securing osnd and healthrestorlns sleep 80
one will suffer troublesome In lucnIR and painful
bronchitis, when they know how easily they can
be cured.
originally the product of long, laborous and successful
chemical investigation, cost or toll spared IN making
every bottle In the Utmost possible perfection II may be
confidently relied upon possessing all the virtues mas
ever exhibited and capable 81 producing cures ~ memora
BILE IA the greatest II has ever effected,
PREPARED
DR.. ]. G. AVER & CO., Lowell, Massachusetts,,
Practical and Analytical Chemical,
SoIbRY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
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Ravens, MacKnlay " Co.lu.nsh the iollowin;
l-ttuNyu ullptutlOn-.
ottawa Wholesale Market.
rt.d by Il. I. RlALE& CO., Wholesale and Retail
prccerS, No. Is La sale street.

OTTAWA, July =, 81.
-'hc market for grain Is hardly quotablc,-but
little coming, and IS taken for feed Mt about the
following price: Corn, jc"5dc; oats 44G
Eggs firm ut lie per doz. Butter in demand at
lsc. No other change to note.
We uLOtc below:
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New York Market.

New YORK, July -, 1874.
Flour-ln better eluest. Western and State
10000 1919.
Wheat Unchanged. No Chicago 5 1870 81 la;
milwaukee, Sl.39M $40; Minnesota, Sl.2Sm $l.3S.
Corn-s90S0c for western mixed
Ryc--Sl .l0dSl.12.
OutS-MiXcd western, 7lM72cla.
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special 1lotifrs.

AT Nil other timt tas this l. The only place " waits prOe
sionally) he may be found A. Chicago.