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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-14

WANTED-Occurants for two. furnished front
w rooms one on the first and one on the third
floor; also occupants for other furnished rocms al
81 Royal street. Apply on the premises. je9 If
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-13

We are permitted to publish the following
letter received by A. McAllstcr from his bro.
Their James:
CAFE Town. SouTH AFRICA
October Sd. 1874
DEAR BROTHER: After three years absence
take this opportunity of letting you know that
| am still in the land Of the living Not having
written 10 you since left home, suppose you
thought me dead.
did not have very good luck IA diamond
miner. although / worked hard and underwent
a great many hardships
Last July party of us started out to pros.
pect for gold. and found diggings that pay from
two to seven ounces per day.
There are plenty Of men here who will not
work ounce and-ahaf diggings, but look for a
bigger thing
My claim is paying FIVE ounces per day to the
hand
There is great deal of sickness here, but il
is great deal owing to peoples own reckless.
ness.
/ was very sick in the mines, and came into
cape Town FIVE weeks ago. have now re.
cruited up and will start back again in few
days.
Tell George and the other boys, who think of
coming out here. that their best way is to come
to Europe. and thence to Cape Town. 1t will
take them two and half days to come from
the latter place to the mines.
The miners here are are chiefly English. and
are very good class of people.
Come as soon AS possible.
JAMES McAL1IsTER.
L Oryhee Aralanche.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-13

KELLY retunes his wondrous liar and goes
for the Methodist Church. Kansas sufferers.
and Rev. Mr.. Van Anda. His song is entitled
"Organized Begging on the Kansas Grasshop-
per Story" and the first note is as false as his
own depraved heart. "Only few days ago."
says this exceedingly veracious historian. "a
call was made upon the Rev. J. A. Van Anda,
of our city, by the NJ. E. Church east to collect
money in aid of the Kansas grasshopper suffer-
ers." This statement is utterly without foun.
dation, and false. Mr. Van Anda did raise
money in Boise City to aid the Kansas-Nebras-
ka sufferers, but not by direction or request of
the Methodist Church east or anywhere else.
He acted in the matter solely upon bis own
volition, and from motives of charity No call
was made upon him to assist the sufferers ex-
cept the appeal that want ever makes to the
benevOence of our common humanity. Con-
WINGED that bis fellow creatures in Kansas and
Nebraska were in distressing need of the neces-
saries of life, Mr.. Van Anda did not wait for a
demand to be made upon him by his Church.
nor by any Church, but Immediately brought
the fact before his congregation, when small
sum was contributed and forwarded to the
needy. Similar sums have been sent from all
sections of our country, and their aggregate is
no doubt enormous, but want there is great. as
is shown by private letters received in this city
by parties who have friends there. 1t is also
well known that Wells, Fargo g. Co., with
their usual liberality, are forwarding money
free of charge, and their agents are probably
as well informed concerning the facts of the
case as any men in the country. The fool in
sinuates, too, that the Methodist Church is
guilty of obtaining money under false pretenses
by exaggerating the sufferings in Kansas, and
making of that a pretext to put money in its
own pocket This charge is, of course, con-
temptible; and as it's author cannot be made to
appear more assinine than he is, will die out
with its own sound, UNDECIDED by any It
is always well to be cautious in the matter
of bestowing charities, but to refuse
to aid the starving, or to seek to impugn
the motives Of those who do aid them,
il baseness to which we had not previously
thought even Milton Kelly capable of descend
ing, Alas! poor, dishonest, avaricious, inane,
imbeoile Kelly; too small for ridicule, too poor
pr contempt; We can only pity you
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-13

THE beast is inquisitive to know whether
Mr.. Lunsy. whom he falsely asserts introduced
bill to pay for the IDAHO WORLD acted as
our tool 10 so doing. In order that nobody
may be misled into putting false construction
upon Mr.. Luneys action in this matter, we VIII
endeayor to show the opposite positions occu-
pied by Mr.. Goulder and himself in such llght
that readers cannot help but observe the con-
trast between the Enthusiastically honest motives
ofMr. Luney, and the very doubtful motives of
Mr.. Goulder. On the third day of the session,
Mr.. Goulder arose in his place in the Council
and offered resolution entitled in the pro-
ceedings and worded as follows: c. e. X. No.
2, requesting the Secretary of the Territory to
furnish each member of the Council and House
two copies each of the Weekly Statesman and
the Owyhee Aralanche. The resolution it will
be observed, ignored Mr.. Goulder's home pa
per, whichit was his duty to build up, Tito build
up any paper Now, unless Mr.. Goulder acted
as tool, why did he seek to have each mem
Der of the two houses supplied, at the public
expense, with too copies of the Statesman
while they were not to have even,so much as
one copy Of the Northerner9 What possible
use could man have for tuo copies of any pa
per! (His reason for including the 1ralanche
is plain enough-his master rds afraid to &C.
Glide it, On the fourth day Mr.. Pierce, ofthe
House, moved to amend the resolution by in
sorting one number each Of the Statesman and
Aralanche, instead of tro; and then, on motion
of Mr.. Luney, the IDAHO WORLD was added
to the list If Mr.. Luney had been willing that
his action should be one of a questionable ma.
ture, he could easily have moved his amend
ment to Mr. Goulder's resolution. and might
have secured its passage But he went there
under promise of retrenchment. and did not
violate his promise. Mr.. Luney's object was,
however, as We have reason to believe, very
properly, to kill the bill: and in case he failed
to do that, then to place all of the papers of this
part of the Territory on an equality. This Mr.
Goulders resolution did not do, but preferred
a paper published two or three hundred miles
away from his home, and that VIGOROUSLY the
weakest thing in the Territory, to his home
paper, which is good, spicy, local newspaper
If Mr. Luney had preferred another to his
home paper, as Mr.. Goulder aid. he would have
been liable to suspicious; bat as he treated all
alike, none but a man ignorant of the facts or a
fool would pretend to suspicion him. Mr.
Luney has too much independence, as the beast
knows. to do dirty work for anybody.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-13

A LITTLE girl got lost in the fog in Stani-
slaus county, California, recently, while return
ing home from school on horseback, and wan
dered around all night; and though she had
been in the saddle eleven hours when found.
did not seem the least alarmed,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-13

Orlando Robbins came in from Snake river
with other parties on Wednesday night. where
they had been looking after stock. He saw $50
dead ones ont of 300. Mr.. Russell drove sixty
head out there to winter, and was there with
Mr.. Robbins hunting them up, and after several
days search found nine head. and three OF
them were dead.-Statesman.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-13
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the &c
sccss Of Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood
Restored. Impeasmeu's 10 Marriage removed. New
method Of Treatment New and remarkable rene.
dies Books and circulars sent free. In sealed el-
vclores Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. .lo
North Ninth ST.. Philadelphia. Pam Institution
having high reputation for honorable oonduc, aud
professional skill.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-13
Notice.

TO EDWARD WEBB. W. lows
l. c. s. Kingsley. O. u. Cagwin. DAM A o~sa
lin, A. q. Langdon, C II. Waite. ha ~ ~, B
Robert X. Reid. Elias Brown. and g. y s-, - IN 4
all whom i, may concern: You. and esch |" ~, y.
hereby notified that l. &. S. Kingsley. paw 80
fun amour: o! work required by the ia" "a
of 1872. aud amendments thereto. town. ~
Four Hundred aud Eighty tSaso' ~ ia
worth on the General Connor' quartz ieas' rsxr
cry claim. situated In the Silver Mounts. ~ MI
Boise county. Territory Of Idaho ana !ou .... rss
required to pay to me all assessments again ~. I'D
the tsame and for the publication 0, IL sI Al. 81
usement. within ninety tsol days rom ..' and u
Of or forfeit all your right title, infesess ca
in. to. and upon. said General eonns ..sea
claim. rs provided for by the act above Ir,xcsr
IDAHO CITY, Jau. 30, 1875. Z. . ~"
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First Day Of March, A. D. ,a-s
Dissolution Notice
TINE COMPREHENSIVE Ut

l. fore existing between John Poster ANA
,erson IN the Miners Home Hotel. and Sa,,.
ness under the nrm name OF Foster 4 psa1
Quar,zburg. Boise county. !. T., Las been d'as
by mutual consent. MIR. Foster having pures..a'
inieres; OF Mr.. Peterson. will cou,nue Il -
the business Oh the premises as here.o,ors =
ali debts due the hrm. aud pay all the NM
thereof @ - , JOHN FOsIh1
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er-s. NJ. PKTTEseitI. Il Co. 10 State Street Dos
ton - Park Row. New York and soi Chestnut Stree:
Philadelphia oar Agents :or procuring advertise
:nens for the fpAmo WORLD in the above cities All.
authorized to conirac; for advertising a: our iowes
rates.
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Notice.

ITO j. X. CLARK, W. \. Inv u
Il J. Junk, J. c. Fox. W. c. mI~o,;fea
whom IL may concern: You are herep! NJ - yut'
qaired by the law Of Sc Congress Of 49,. and =
ments thereto. to-wit:
Eighty $50, Dollars ,ms
worth on the arst Southwest extension n
Of the West quartz ledge. situated n ~ ~
now known 40 Banner District, BOZ, ns,.by
Idaho Territory: and you are n ne I'm q
Quired 10 pay to me all assessments aes'ss
same. together with the cost Of this s ~
within ninety to0l days from the date LEI and
ever forfeit all Of your right title Inter- Id
In. to. and upon. said Star Of West quar-
provided for BY the oct above specified. q 70
IpAno CrTY. L T. Jan. 80. 1875
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-13

TO c. +. SWARTWOUT. HFyp
l. Belden. J. c. lsaaes. I!hsmar I. Ws,is q.
ter Allen. Thos. Mooiry. Jr., NJ. c Brow Is
Davis. Charles Albright, Alphonse Chaspjut al
whom il may concern; Notice il hereby give !
/. Thomas Mootry. Ir.. have done work aud eus,
the sutla Of
One Hundre. sIGol and Sixty Dol,,
Oh the Lone Star mine. IL the Placer Mining Djs,
IA the County If BOISE. irrriio.r Of Idaho AMI,
ven have failed 10 contribute the Amount an,
your respective Interests IL sad lu!ue, and Ii
same shall NOT have been paid within Miner
days from the date aereof Aoar sad Interests i 4
iasne Will bo forfeited by operation OF Law.
THoS Mo0TEY, il
QrAgTzacao. Jaa. !, 1875.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-13

THE Northerner has reached us once more,
and gives evidence Of being in good hands. Its
local page il full. and written up in superior
style.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-13
Asr fksOA nollArS
Whoever

W ton. requiring only intelligence;. J. 90
perseverance. and which pays Literary = np
70 s.rsnss : Hrpn. Of Of San Trsncisco;. Fl
and terms 70 agentA for 4nen)aey 4mn sna ~
Val oevOeW. . nrst-class mouthly :. redjr
y pages, QuHrto form. Canvassing ioI = 80
oAS1TAIs and n PnovT1A1Ik sxNp ~ M
x1x = AND sx1 Address oHkkAr - rnn6
Jan1o-W9l -
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-13
Order to Show can.. ;
In the matter OF the Estate) In p,oh..
OF "se Con-
Patrick Kerrigan. deceased Boise .o o.
IT APPEARING TO THE Go!l

l al LAhANU III The GnrJ
i by the petition presented and oled ! wv
Healy. the Administrator Of the estate y T =
estate. that 1t Ii necessary to sell ths .s ~
real estate TO pay the debts OUTSTANDING ook u
deceased. and the debts. expenses and =. ssiasj
ssa III
II is therefore ordered by the Court tb,, A.
interested in the said estate appear hassl pa|
Probate Court on Monday. the 's ~
First Day Of March. A. D. lsS
at ten o'clock in the forenoon Of said d., ;.
Court room OF said Probate Court. in IS.s Wy Y
said county TO show cause why an order . =
be granted to the said Administered, !, aa
whole Of the real estate Of the deceased ~ ~
the inventory now On file and that a . s.saes
Order be published at least four successriE ~
the IDAHO WORLD. newspaper printed -, s.sal
iished in said county. NJ wo ~
IDAHO Cry, Jan. q. A. D. 1851 proh s1, ~
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gel, 9Auertiseuls,i,

Notice. 81
ITO M. S. PARKER. F. W y.
l. and @. w. Crafts, and ali whom !. A1Ubl|
You and each Of you, are hereby no = ~ a.
w. Crafts, have done the fun am a~aaM ~
CURED By the law Of Congress Of iS Ts q ~
ments thereto, to Wit: nd ~
One Hundred and Eighty ce,e.,
worth on the american Star On....
eastern extension claini, consistirc = !Adn /
(6O0) feet. situated in Banner District = ~ q
Idaho Territory. aud you are hereby ,a nol,s q
to me. all assessments against you on ~ ala b
for the Saxs 1rn o. 81. sai:
your right. title. interest and claim !, Is ioti
said "Americsn Star Quartz claim. ;" !. =, y u \
by the act above specified. Provo
IDAHO CIrY, February Is. 1875. ma CRAhl
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-13

Notice.

NOuCCs
mo c. L.. NAGlN. 0. D. CAGNI
l. Honeywell. ". ]. Wellnan. S \. EOul
B.nineid. ]. u. Heath. II. Wilson. q. \. Sasass
Tibbeits. s. Richie ]. II. 0arrlsh. and al! vh2
may concern: You. aud each Of you. are hes@
tilted that !. c. W. Crafts. have done the 'll aS
oi work required by the law Of Congress Of 49, j
amendments thcrcio. to-wi;:
Tsso Hundred and sixty $3.50 Do''1
worth on the star Of the Yves. quartz ledes, ss]
cry claim. 2.6o0 feet situated IN Banner W..
Boise county. Idaho Territory. aud you Az ss
required to pay to me all Assessments aesips ".
the same. and fer the publication Of THIS ave
mcnt. within ninety days from iAe date heFe" /
feat all of Your right. title. interest ana casa -
aud nron. said Star Of the West quartz eiam'
sided fur by ;he act above specified. .,,r,
lpAso CITY. January 50. ls75.l q. W. e"A
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One HUNDRED: gsIGol and Sixty Dol,,,
Notice.

INC uCC.
T0 EDWARD WEnB. ". r.PHd
l. Il. NJ. Dugell. George Diusmore G. Y id
AID a.! whom IL La, ccnccTr: You. aid tai
yea. are here by rutlard the, !. q. " Crahs 4
dos9e ibc full amount q! work required by liz m
Congress ui Is72. aud amendments tbtfeio ID
One Iiundrsd "a Id Eighty $50 Dollsal
wor;h Of tie Banner quartz ledge. disoove! 4
situated - Boise county. Idaho TeriI'oE!; aI 1
are hereby required a. Iay 10 me al asstssHa
against you ca the same s.sd :or .Ae publcaa "a
advertisement within ninety dSts from Tx 1
hereof or forfeit: I'll % your right tile, s'e
and claim IN. 10. and upon, SAID haare 4
claim. a. provided for hv the act zbo 'e sl'ec.sa
IDAHO CITY. Jan. :. 1873 q. ". CaAfl|
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PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
Death Of Gov. Bramletts-Action Of tho Trus.
tees-A Successor appointed-No More Poet
ponementS-OrawinR Certain February Q7th

At meeting Of tho Trustees Of the Public rshr.r,
OF kentucky January 16. 1875 it was resolved that
2. u. Briggs. Esq, who under the late Hon. Thos.
:. bramiette was tho real business manager Of thc
gn concerts already given In aid Of the Public III.
ofary OF Kentucky, be and no is hereby authorized
20 ta.e the place made vacant by tho death OF ssid
6remiette. In tho management Of the DRIVING ~
unequivocally take place on that day. withont sn~
ever. FH97| n n nfTnnTTr wnss-
JoHx 8. Cam. sec'y. 1ae''
Hereafter al communications relating 20 Tia rsfh
Concert should be addressed 70 the underernc, srS
pledge myself that the Drawing shal come 81 Feh.
@ resumed 9. = BRI00. Agent and Nnnaeer'
&oo1 :, FsblSc ki9ray 1ni1dine kosisvin4. ~
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-13
D D | A R s

TO THE AMOUNT or TWO MILLION FIVE
HUNDRED THOUSAND ARE TO BE DISTRIBUTED
on THE 27ru FEBRUARY BY THE PUBLIC IL.
BRAGY OF KY. UPON THE OCCASION OF THEIR
FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT
Drawing Certain or Money Refunded.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-13

FOR Tickets, or information. address
THOS. +. BRAMLETTE, Agent and Manacer
Louisville, KY.
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LETTER FROM SOUTH AFRICA.

We are permitted to publish the following
letter received by A. McAlistcr from his bro.
Their James:
CARE Town, SouTrt AFRICA
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-13

dI SlJI.
A road tax of s. per capita was levied
An order was drawn for 500 Of the hospi
tai fund to defray the expenses Of Charles
Young, insane.
The sheriff was required to cause all persons
sentenced to imprisonment in the county Jail
to labor on the public or any private work,
at least eight hours day, Sundays excepted
Nez Perces county was redistricted as fol-
lows:
All of the territory east of Clearwater river
shall constitute District No. 1; and all OF the
territory north of Clearwater river and east OF
the summit Of the range Of mountains dividing
the waters of the Palouse river and Paradise
valley to constitute District No 9: and all the
territory north of said range of mountains di.
viding the waters Of Palouse river and Paradise
valley to constitute District No. 3.
And it is further ordered that the clerk of
this Board issue notice for election Of one Com.
missioner to be elected by the legal voters OF
District No. 2. to hold Office two years from
January 9, 1875; and one Commissioner to be
elected by the legal voters of District No. 3, to
hold Office one year from January 4, 1875.
ADA CoUNTY.--The following items are To-
ken from the Statesman
Hon. VIM. Kelly, Of Rocky Bar, Alturas
county, is at the Overland Hotel in a failing
condition, and cannot survive long. He was
struck with paralysis Thursday night, and his
left side is entirely useless, and he knew moth
ing all day yesterday. He has the best Of nur-
sing and medical treatment, but there il little
hope Of his recovery,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-30
wheeling Retail Market.

SECOND WARD Wednesday Mor1Hgg
\ fair market and good demand WAS the
rule this morning. Everything was pref
ty much sold. The supply OF eggs aud
butter was quite abundant, though price;
were shade sitter than last week.
PRoDUcE-Eggs, at lsG 2Octs per doz.;
butter 3j@ jOc per ID; chickens 2jG3O
cts each; dried beans s. per quart; duck,
50 cts per pair; corn, old, 50 cents prr
bushel.
Potatoes, l0@lj cents
per peck; tomatoes l0Glj cts per peck,
string beans 40 cts per peck corn, lOTl5
cts per dozen; beets cts per bunch;
cabbage 81, 10 cts per head; squaSheS, . r,'
each; cauhilow"r>, 5m 10 cts per head;
pickle cabbage, jml0 cts per head onions
80 cts per peck; carrots ) cts per bunch;
egg plant jMl5 cts apiece; sweet pu-
tutoes, domestic, 10 cts per peck; lima
beans 10 ets per quart; small white
onions % cts per peck; turnips 80
cts per peck; green tomato> Tor
picking, 10 cts per peck; small yell
low % cts per peck; peppers, > ct, per
hunchi celery. 10 cts per bunch; mango.,
% cts per dozen; pumpkin. 81, 10 cts
each.
FRUIT-Grccu apples 3jaj0 per peck;
peaches, - cts per peck; grap".,
concord and catawba. jOM1j ots per
peck; Eldcrbcrrics, 30 ct per peck;
wild grapes - cts per peck; sccklc pears,
81 90 per peck; paw.prws } cts per do1.
FI>H-Jack FI,h, 30 cts. string;
Lake t-h, l0al2 cts. per 10. Oysters,
2jCo 80 cts half can; IN the she'll - ct.
DER dnLnn.
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DREAMS or BLISS.


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.t..,,.......s Norrv
-NulN,''N, WINS s''' N"'
,.f-..,.. .,.s,f. .,rfthgt that nurucimplics)
.'.'.'"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-30
FALL RIVER MILLS !
Agreement Between Owners
and Operatives.
Sympathy for the Strikers

FALL RIVER, September 20-AIl
quiet. The mills throughout the city
had on an increased number ofoperatives
this evening. The contract OF the mani u
tacturers, dated SeptemD Der lst, lo'o,
when the heip signed at that time Is VIZ,
tuaIIy the same as the present except
that the former had tins addition; In
case OF turn out or strike IN any other
mill or mills IN Fall RIVER we Will con-
tinue at our work and faithfully perform
the same as II no strike or turn out h"u
occurred. Neither stahdIhS III ltHr or
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-30
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, September % Flour
Quiet; supcrline 81 %7sGtj 90; extra
50 &7l; high grades IS 0oM9 90. Wheat
Better request; old red 81 42ml ~
white 81 45. Rye-At 90@92c. Corn
Lower at 7lG7jc. Oats Depressed:
mixed 400 l2c; white i3M is!c Pro.
Firmer; pork So 80, y 80,
lard "a IA. Whisky-Westcrn held
at so. Buttcr-Stcadyi New York and
Bradford county extras, 32M 3lc; hrsts,
2sa 3Oc; western extra, 26.,2Sr; llr'tS.
~, 2ic; rolls, extras, 2jhi 2Sci trstS.
~, 2jc. Chccse-Slcaiy; Western 10
Mllc. Eggs-Quict; western, fresh y
AlDS..
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Cincinnati MaraeI.

CINCINNATI. Scptcmber29.-Co.t Co.tor--
Quiet at l3c. Flour Demand fair and
market firm. Whent-Quirt aud.wrak;
red 81 35ml 80. Coru-Dull at 5Sn''0r.
Oats-Activca at &OG Ijc Baricy-firm
and unchanged Ryc-Scarce and firm
at 7jo eOt. Pork-Stcady; country
81 -, city - 60. Lard-Quiet; sum
mer l3,c; prime steam l%.c; kettle
1870. Bulk Meat,-Quict at ai'r l2ltl
I24c Bacon-StcaIy; shoulders '{";
clear rib l3lM clear sides scarce ut -.
mlic. Whi,ky-FIrm at 81 II.
Hos,-S,eady; ,tockcrs - 1j"' oo;
common light to good light = jOrlS Opi
GOOD butchers = lO.r : 80.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-30
Go dsmith Maid Makes Disgrace
fuI EnIIurc..

DAYTON, O., September 29.-About
$1,000 people attended the southern Ohio
Fair To-Day. Goldsmith Maid attempt
ed to beat her best half mile, and record.
cd di,grace'ul failure, the time bcIr /.
2:3O, 2:2iI and 2:40! DobIe claimci
that she was out of fix, but he got his
$4,000. The crowd WAS indignant.
In the pacing race Bay SalIie beat
Sleepy George , heats; best time 2:32!
There will be four fire races tomorrow.
One # them is to be n running race, best
two in three, two mile heats. Joe Hook
cr, Observer and MoIljc Morris trot for
$1,000
Carl Schurz spoke to an immen-" au.
drence, the largest tor some ycNrs. at the
Court House to night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-30
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, September 2'.-FIour-
Unchanged Whcat-Firui amber
western 81 -; mixed do - 81 Corn
Steady ut Glc. Cats Firm; western
mixed i6l isc; white 5lmjl4c. Rye
Stcndy at ga soc. Hny-Unchangcd,
Proyi,iru,-StroEg. Pork-Firm at
:23 2jm23 80 Bulk Mcats-9ic,9,n
l2lc. Bacon Firm; shoulder, loo"
l0ic; clear rib lic; hams lji~ lGc
Lnrd-Dun at lli". Butter-frrm;
western extra zoe; iir,tS 2jm 26c. Petro-
lcum-Ea.ier; crude Gic; refined l@!@
I&sc. CoNrc-Firm; jobbins l'!n' ne.
Whisky Steady at 81 IL.