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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-15
Nnm-llcsidcnt TnNce.

In The Town Of Paris County OF oxford Jud
state of Maine iol tbt year 1915.
THE following list of take. ou real estate "i l'n-
rc. idcut owners m the town ut Fati, .ot Nc
.rf,-t I'M hiil- committed 90 JOHN BLACK
collector of tlNCS cot said rlNn oi PSti- 600
ilp !itl oI June l-st bias been returned hF
him .o tar .- remaining unpaid "n ih' ''ti d"
of March l-1j by Ai- certificate ot tllt dIi, aui
nov remain uuplii- aui uotrci- hereby given iAa,
iE.afl taxes interest and charges are unI pN'
iulu tle r.,.ui, OF said taHu W.,iil D.. Ai'lt
months i.uH f.t d.', 0i iHr t'uu..Wtn 'l
ill-, ,.t.,i. 81 TIC r,alt-..t- .D tINrja- wil Doe
.ras.,uttnr Ir fhr1Huuu. .uU therefor t.. uDi.E
i.i,. ...' r.i.l- u.,i D.l0H. ilit.r. i.i.tc uc
sold .. .rnI.. a...i.a SO
The -tuI. ul s. SaWii,u DOB a-i.l l""'.. "H i.r a
dAg ol pecCmicr, i>i, 90, rrr "t''r, iu ii'. ...I
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-15
Nervous Pr0StratiOn.

lti-or tbr ii-hc-i Importance. ih'il, tHIt in.'''
,i,liil- should hc able ." judge ior themselves n'
tl.irog,u frcliug- if ;ud o. what extent 'nct at'
attacked ly l.dt %. 'dinu- th'ml i' H'ii'
...,,,,,.,,t anna even hfc itself DO lcn o. tm u-
.ourse unchecked, bv thr earl, aud prompt Ii-
pliraiipu OF curative remedies.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-15
Tulllors.

pr. TT.SFE SAYS: 1t is unncrcsS airy for me 90
ruunrr.ifc thH 90 -rasc- Ton which the \cccttrt
should DE U~c,I. I know of ma disease which viii
uor admit. OF lbs use with g1od results. Almost
i.uuMerable complaints agc caused hF poisonous
,..reti1n~ in thy aiooi which can hc entirely ~
...',rl from thr system Oy thc Use ofthe Ncgciiuc
NHrr tho blood Is perfectly ,,cau-,J Inc disga-'
rapidly YIELDS. 100 pains ccJ-r healthy ar i"h o.
promptly ro- tprytl. aud tAg patient Be- cured
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Freedom NOtIce.

rENHE undersigned hereby gives notice that he
L has given his minor son. CHARLES \,
WALKER, the remainder Of his time during his
minority, and that he shall claim none of said
sons earnings, or pay any debts of his contract
ing after this date. CALEB L. WALKER.
Witness: ENOCH FOSTER, JR.
Bethel, June =, 1875. SWs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-15

SLIGHTLY ALTERED While a man was
guzziiug drink in 4 Larned street saloon
yesterday, a little ragged girl enteredan
sought him out and, instead Of request
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Qottrp.
Hold Your Head Up Lire Nan.

IL the stormy winds should rustic,
While you tread the worlds highway
still against them bravely tussle,
Hope aud labor day by day;
Faller not. no matter whether
There Is sunshine, storm or calm,
And in every kind Of weather,
Hold your head up like man.
If a brother shOuld deceive YEA
And should act a traitor, part,
Never let his treason grieye you,
jog along with lishtsome heart;
Fortune seldom follow fawnlue,
BOIduess IL thc better plan,
Hoping Tor a brighter daWniny
Hold your head up like a man.
Earth, though e'er 50 r,eh and mellow.
Yields not for the worthless drone,
But the bold and honest fellow,
lie can shin and stand alone;
Spyrn the knave OF every nation,
Always do the best yOu can,
And no matter what your station,
Hold your bead M like man.
Irish Worid
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Female Weakness.

Nceeiine acts directly upon the causes cot these
complaints. Ia iDt gurJits and strengthens e
whole stem. acts upon Che -rcrvUyc organs. al
Iy,- f..f smmation. clctusc- and cures liberation
cures constipation. regulates thr bowels, headache
aud pain, in thc back cease i1 fact there Is mo-
disease ur complaint where TIA Ncgctne gives 81
lui-k RELIEF aud j. So effective m To- cure. as iu
what termed Female Weakness. 90 has never
Hilel IN one Instance.
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HItTCiIfI.N'S
To UOnSunptlV6S.

The advertiser, having been permanently cured
of that dread disease. Consumption. hy q simple
remedy Is anxious "a make known to his fellow sui
ferers the means OF cure. To al who desire H. ne
Will send copyo The prescription used, Gree OF
CHARGE, with the directions for preparing anu
using the same, which they will ind SURF CURE
for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BEoNCIuris, NC.
Parties wishing the presc ription viii please ad-
dress Rev. l.. 4. WILSON
l9i Penn ST., Williamsbnrgh, New York.
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NOTTC.E.

CANE into tire enclosure Of Tho subs hr.cer IN
y Albany, en- the li.h day OF Nay, enc Ii.tt
RED. TWO YEARS OLD. IlElFER. Whose owucg
f. Unknown. Any pereou OWNING said hcitcI, can
have the same by paying for The keeping OF the
same and cost OF aQyertsmcnl. ,...
OILS. uAlE0ED.
Albany, June J, 100.
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Strength to the Body
Vigor to the Mind,

Removing Morbid Srus.h..ty. D,prcs ion col
spirit, D,meuti and AlrhDrA.iil.
Etrh package II Cordial Balm contain. one book
Jf iae Tonic PLls, which may also b. lal -rlat.
ttclf 40 - cents per box
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CAUTION.

NTHEREAS my Vile, PER>IS \. TWITCH
w ELL, has leit ny bed and board without
cause, | hereby forbid all persons hal boring OF
trusting her on my account.
ANDREW TWlTCHELL.
Bethel, June :, ISIS 8w
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MIR. SIIF. w ELL,
THE POPULAR MANAGER OF THE
BOSTON THEATRE.
The Great Value Of the
DIAuOND RHEUMtTEC CURS,
DIAMOND RHEUMATIC CURE.

II is nom such results and every day proofs like
these that ply scians are now prescribing the
DIAMOND RHEUMATIC CURE a. an infailiole spec
dc for removing the cause OF the GOut Chronic,
Acute or Muscular Rheumatism, LumbagO, Sci-
aticl Nervous Headache, Neuralgia Of the head,
heart. stomach and kidney; Tic DOlOrcuN, Ner-
business, FLYING Pains, Twisted joints, swollen
Joints, Pain IN The Back and Loins. Weakness OF
the kidneys, Tired feeling. Languid, Weary pros
trauOn, and all Nervous and Chronic Diseases.
This medicine j. Tor IL AZ all Druggists
throughout Cana a and United States II IL
happens that your Druggist has not got II IN stock,
ask him 70 send for Il 20 the Wholesale Agents
GEO. 4. GOODWIN & co, No. y Hanover
street, Boston. SMITH, DOOLiTTLE O.
SMITH. CARTER, HARRIS a. HAWLEN,
Boston, RUSH q CO., Wo Cester, 4. IL. MAR
TIN & CO., Concord; w. w. WHIPPLE *
CO., Portland Smar,m
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Freedom Notice.

NOR valuable consideration, hereby give my
L son CHARLES q BEAN, the remainder o
his minority, aud shall claim none Of his earning.
nor pay any debts Of his contracting after thi.
date. SARAH J. BEAN.
Witness: j. III DOUGLASS
luton. Me. June /. f75
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Freedom Notice.

Il HEREBY give my son i.NSANDER b. BEAN
L the remainder Ui his minority, ana snail claim
none Oi his earnings nor pay any debts OF his con
tracing ater this date. SARAH J. BEAN.
Witness j. H.. DOUGLASS.
luton, Jnue l. $50
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Cancer. Cancerous Humor.

With this complaint Ncstt'nc acts dicrrui.y,
and work differently from any other r.Wr4Y
known to Che medical faculty. 10 C'mutU f-
uork a, thc root of the disease, ana tac sore he-
.ir- to heal attic fouu l.tloa and con nU,, --..t
ulll, out toward the skin, Iaa Sing Sac eatc uiUcr
from duv % Jay, and tina IS enc dIsel e cra.i.
~. rf fr.a q
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Blood Medicine

ever placed before ihr people, ani are warranted
to bc The most Powerful k.le.A-yc ever Do. d lal.
cdby mJu. They impaIt
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A CENT EAIAN who has suffered for years
N from Nervous u gbity, Premature DECAY
and all the effects OF youthful indis,rruun Nll
for the sake OF suffering humanity, send nee i'
an who need it, the recipe add direction for m'S,
ing the simple remedy uv which he vs. cured. SUI.
ferers wishing 10 profit, bs the advertiser expert
ence can do 80 by addrr- sing ia perfect cynh.ehet
JOHN b. OGDEN, - Cedar So, New oIh.
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ing him to come home, dear father. as
poor brother Benny was lead and the
house was all dark. she whispered;
Now. old man. you'd better be dust
ing out o here. Mans coming around
the corner with a club in her hand and
both eyes shooting fire -
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District Court orthe United States FOR he District
Mime

In the matter OF the NORWAY Paper Manugactur.
ins Company, Corporation Bankrupt:
DCRSCANI 10 orders Of Court the second meet
Il ing 81 creditors OF said BanSrupts viii b.
held June -, 50, AT 10 A. NJ, al the OicC Of Geo.
=. Wilson. south Paris; ami the third meeting of
sail creditors, july -, Is ., a+ 80 O'Clock AM
10 same place, .'r thc lHrIoecs named iu sections
= ara > o. ,lc D@nETupt-lcl o. March ., 1857.
CALI b A. CHAPLIN,
GEORGE J.. FAENiIAN
S'uac-w A.s!znecs
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THE GREAT BLOOD REMEDY
VEGETI IN F.
Scrofnla. Smefnlous IIumoc.

The NcrC;iu- D. cure m luy c'sr, sc >'rciu
Of i've t'n ann tNcrtv years -tiui'1- where On
ih. k.-,tn remedies: tnd. after irving iht \c-r
time the common remsik is; 'it acts diierCn-lf
works differently from any mcli'iuc h.re ever
taken" Negctinc viii cleanse @croia1 nom t"l
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u u In y - =
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-27
rvE BEEN THINKING

I've, been thinking, I've been thipsing
wlsata glorious wotit were thil i
Did folks mind their business mfe,
Aildnlind their neighbars' less
For instaace, ynu aud 7. my fried,
Are sadly prone 70 talk
or matters that coucefi, us not,
Aud Others follies noek'oi
I'yelcen thinking " we'd begin
TO mind pur.own affairs aa
That possibly ourneighIr,rs might
Coiltrive 70 ma.,age theirs. n
We have faults enough athometo mend
f Itmay lie so with o.hers- leG.
II would steni strange lift were not, sE
Since all mankind afesbr6thels.. sftl
Oh. would that we had charity
!; For every man and diwoman;3n -
Forgiveness is the narIknfth.se IL 81.
With whom so err Is human."
Thenler-us Danish jjealoiisly- sre
III gIRs.lsliftourfa ALLEN tbrotner;
And as wejourney down liic's road,
DO good tovne another, sai
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-27
THE BLUuDY SHIRT WAVED TO
+ PIECES.

Governor Curtin. in one Of A5 Ohio
speeches, made the following pungent an-
swei 10 the political cry Of the bloody shirt /:
4 can tell The Governor Of Indiana that the
Soyernor ef Pennsylvania had something
W Do With that war about which be loves to
dwell - constantly Applause. Aud
sitcf We had fought through the loag and
bloody years. and conquered tbs armies Of
the South that we're arrayed against us.
and they had laid down their arms before
cur victorious soldiers, We should have
something 70 DO with tho southern soldier
besides % rob and despuil hiai. Applause.
u was to make citizen Of lin that We
conquered him, not 10 pilIagc him and per-
sccute him. Chesrs. show ihere are
plenty OF men WIN stayed at hoae aH the
time during the war a,yould be Eiad -
hsvc il 20 81 slill. There are colltFAslvrs
aud t,nafserinas,ers WHO never saw battle
that would be wiring 70 keep Y Up still. IL
the hupe u piViiilug BY the sulsrlngs anu
disasters Ut tnrIr icl,uw men. Il Is no use
10 sIlakc the DlOudy shirt hess any longer
IL may do 10 sasry aa sisesiva hut iwou'l
DO to give employment TO lsbving me,
without wvtk. such politicians may &
suffering aud stan,mvriug around. rcvlyint
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-27
The BEST PAPER. TRY 1T.
llldsraGE FREE.
neArrIruLly ILLrsrnArED.

rfsHs >iestif 4 snsrran isiw in 4. slsli sea =.
Il .sJ..ys tns ai,I.--f rircalaiipn Il any weekly
ars.paprr afthr kial VI ths Negl, Aactg,o.
laae s.,inn n.lrcs janslffy Z. iSs5.
L. rnui. rIii ,rarsss ilr lltes anal ma-t iiiie-
resting inlJrmltiba pertaining D. thr ln,inirisl,
Aechinlcssl. spd rv.rpiisc freFas- ~ iifc W.rii
Ilvs'rIlat with Isaulillll knsrs, inE.s u New
Inssniions. New inigstaseat.. New frsers-e-,
rnd la ,rrnFed lniarur. e au kH'l-; t-siul
Satrs, fetilNs. Susrr-fians and Adire. W
Frs9icsl Writers. for workmen and Ehpla.ris, 4,
NJ 1il ths yaFian. arts. M 8ulii
Tse SCIENTIFIC agERIc AN istl,r rl,ear-
81 tn bed llld.ifaisd wsskiy p.ls:r Padl.liri
Efrfy numlser r.,ntsi.i- ffsa - ts y original
rasrisings u Ers ias.chins7 ard nosrl lH,rii-
ENaRAyINGs. lasa,.s,ll Im2rosr,nsms,
Discoveries sisl lspeftafa Wsfk-. lsItnltiillg 10
eitil Hrhi tiathaairsl EHgln-fiTix, Nillinz. Min
ing and MsfalluFass keenrsl. u the iairrt pro-
kfr.s IN TIL nf4aix,finn- ~ sirsia Engineering.
h,ilRs. slals, ,palldias, NatlErltyh. frlegalshy
Ielr asph kHsieuefing, kiecifieify Magnetism
l.igltr aIld lhsaf.
FkIlNkas. Nsrimalc. Eaginnrrr. lnseMiar-.
hhhufnfnvr., Cisemists,, l.psrrs ~ ssienrr.
is,,srf., s.efss nss. iawssts. s,aa .s.i.s !"
n-ful " them. u shplIlh hive laace ~ every
Fainily, Library. rtndy. Onire. aud Counting
kau,a, 10 svrry iieadlns room, tollcee, Aes'ic-
ny. o. rrliuuis iff -
a yuaF : nuInDcrs cnutHiu 50 ilarrr 4na rEt.-
fai Hundred Eagrating-. ThsaSinds of knl-
times ars pfe.efsrd fuT blndug nsfrfenee. The
prsrtissl nacsils- are weli w.rth tea iimr- The
rnb-rriplion prtu.s Tssme. n. - 9 gear By niail
Including POD A.. lIbk-shmtfs Cls5,.. spcrisl
sircalars aaf 4 slktlhed. rntftce. May be had
alsu Ness liriicrsi s9i.@
IDATkNTa ln saunesiiaa With The SeIsniillc
L Aincrlrs,,. Nt-srs. Al;NN& CO. arr soil.
Itors NJ Anlrftsn aud fop,tgn Patents, nild
ltts Tho laFsra ~ nlli-hmrnf W The world. Mnrp
Than ihiy thsnsaHd applications have hcgit IhAdo
Ter isItents through fltsir agrnry.
l,aientsnrr alt ained on The hc-t terms, Asslsl,
~ Nsn iHvrufians aud sketches exaInt,ssl aarl
snil6r Assssrrah' NJ vi ,Hmsahphl ifsvn,~l
thrane< ilfis Atenrt With the name aisd resi-
dyp<< nlfilt falenier. paisnis are nilon sotl IN
lsfi o. wliAls. 90 letsnns airartet 10 The ln,eI.
tgn ~ nsrh uGilce. rchd fpF ppmphlls, "
!sgs. snHsaining laws and nilI ,ilrpflgns far sb.
tailliHx psfesfs. ~ g i Isl i
.Adlmssfsrs sish rsrcr ..tt ebnccrulsg l'aient.,
MUM &fsAg Z, l'Afk Row. y. \. btaneh
uNne.enf. \. snaIsh So. Wa.hiAkioli. u.N. \
..f.sys
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-27
THE RAILa
crushodand Ground I'eyond Rceegaitioa.
Droagedto aadfv W Tasec Taina
Details gfo Horrible 4iccideato on the Caro-
Tina CGatui Raiir0ddg

bttuhs ~ u LfUTnpt <fccfufHtOHWfJu JurO
lima CGafrui Railroad.
One Of tile most sickening occurrences
We ever recurded. took place night before
last on the carolina Central Railroad, Just
an the outskirts Of this city. II was sin
galarly horrible, not that the loss of life
was great, for there was only one victim,
but was rendered 10 by The dreadful
nlangling Of the unfortunate man. Tile
victim was named Wm Dnlin, aud hls
hume wasabout mile from Poplar Tent
Church, IN Cabarrus county, On Mou-
tlay he idsie Ia tllis'kciiy, about IA or Is
miles oil horseback. TO attend to some
.bnsiiiess which he had here Among
other things, he called ut the Court House,
AMI received rrom. Capt J. z. Erwin,
Clerk of the Superior Court, S733.l5, leing
his portion Of an estate OF which lie was
an heir. He WAS noticed at this time 10
10 Intoxicated. Some time aftcrthis he
got Oh his horse and started home. Tlis
was late In the evening and he was noticed
Z
10 be III very advanced state of f,lrunkvA-
l'ess; ~ much e'i W. lac'' tpat irlend pf
his Who lives here, urged him 10 remain
inille city until the next mnrl,ing. This
ne declined lo,lo, and proceeded on his
Journey. ~
Nothing more was heard q him nnlil
Yesterday morl'ing Early IN the morll-
NIGH became reported on the strertstlrt
= man l.ai been Killed the night before
on The Carolina Central R;,ilrpad, onfthe
way to ph.fer's mill a. description
being given nf the dead man, tll,se wlo
knew IlnlIand who bad seen him the even
ing before. became satisfied that the mml
MAS hysn DulIn. aud sntseduent iuvestt
CATION proved this to be the case. Tile
exact slot where The man was killed Wa
near lheIcrnssing II the dirt road aud III,
near "phifer's fitid,, abou: mid.
way LetWctq, tile tlack aftle Norrli Caro~
lima R4ilnt,,l mldtl,e trsstle over Sugar
Creek.
AIout go O'clock ON Monday evening.
rain ~ son ,l,e Carolina Central, rra.ll.
ii The del,ol htru. two hours beii,al
lime. II mny H. remembered that nlnut
mentioned 4 heaJv Wind h,hf,taht stir,a
wa. br,Iva,ins ahd tths ti,e 6lackn.ss If
darkness ,sa as ,,,,o,, the face of fthe earth.
II wn. .sut ill.,. tInie tI,istitrsiin reaches,
II. crs.Inv s,shen, ~, tl,at Dulln 90,
,h.r. mia lhl- wns n.,h ,hs fnst trnin .whI,.l,
ran oyer him thourl,no no discovery. N The
fact ,wns mad. al tive dime. VI
The rporter. n, well ss many o,ners.
visited III ser,,e a, Yesterday III ,..l, ~
plainly seen lint The horse took aght 4.
Ihe anpt,acbinR train. aALnut, tsG.s.n
YARD. froa, the, s crossing. there Is a cattle
ruar.l n tie railpalt trark. The tracks of
live horse tell thai Ne leftl the dirt ros,l,
I,,s, Irs,,tr n reached the railroad. aud ra,
I, hsaillour spee,l an the si,le az The lat.
l.r no doubt with tLt tralu close Lvhind
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-27

A man rushed Irsrhlessly Into aiaw-
yer's ufiice IN 81. Paul. aud. approaching
the legal luniinH,y. excitedly remarked:
'Amui has tlci u .hovp tn my hur-e's tail.
Can lido anything 'Yrs.' replied the at
!lor:ley; 'goan,l nl,ite IT,. This was COOL
advice. AMI ssIy spettho man fivedollars.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-27

Alntls boy held asixpeses scar be e.-e
and said |, q, po.hsst it's bigger Than
she SOON =. aud when No assw y sill near
q. M ssclsiu,ei ! an. a,osher "a = eie.
ger tLsn All outdoors y Aud jass N that
say the worlding hides God, AVA Christ
snd iadfmeai. sriissly Erca sieus behind
soA,s taitsy ,lsalssU. some ir'hing Joy. or
soms 81 s,aa possession which shall perish
wlh the aeing and pass away. WIN esf'h
Lads and glory. 10 The approaching day o.
tDd almighty.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-27

A woman Is very mncb Ikea kenEe. II
you como to think Of a. Sh, sings away
80 pleasantly--tben hestop.--and, vixen
youlcust expect It, she boilsoser.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-27

! 4 TIA, slosk right over ihares asked
visitoribe Oiler das. ..llight over thvfe:,
said tie tey ..tain't nowhere else.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-27

Truth isihe shortest aud nearest way 10,
aur end carrying as thilher IN . strsiglt
line.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-27

Prosperity seems b be scarcely safe un-
less |, be nixed with little diversity.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-27

Frank sincerity. though no invited.
guest. is free TO ~. aud brings bis vel.
rnc With him.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-27

u they wahttte.pall 'cm' hack al tho
men IN the LAID eau sop ',m. u
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-27

Weahns~ san s'rbre up,m ihc flint. when
restise sloth finds the duwny pillow hard.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-27

Papa snid snail urchir with a mis-
chiesons eye. I say. papa, ought the mas
ter 70 hag fellow. for what he didn't DO I
Certainly NOT. nv boy Well. then. hs
acgged me to-day when didn't DO my
sum- ii
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-27

The Old scenes Of the war. but il won't sa-
tlsiy the men who need the necessities of
l,ie, because they can't fnd labor to enable
them 70 earn living.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-27
]. q. ZEILIN d co.

Macon, Ca, and Plnlalelphia.
i'rie. st,oo. Soidty al Druggists. v
.,Syssa ia
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-06-25
Baltimore Cutie N,ar,set.

lHOhSDAf, JUNE Ii, 1910.
BEEF CArrLE.-There were more ton, ,his week
and Of better quality than last week, while
there were also among the receipts more comm on
Cattle sales Of the former show the same fgurts
generally as last wsek, indicating a decline of n
shade on the tops, while common Cattle, 1t is
conceded, were ic. per 10. of The market,
though lower, was tolerahly active meat of tho
time, and closed much earlier than usual. There
were on Ia: market about $50 head of Texas Cat.
tie, and these suffered as much as any in the de-
cline.
Prices to-day for Beef Cattle ranged as rol.
lows: Best Beeves at 6 37GS7 5O-that GEN
orally rated first quality OO6s6 37-medium
or good fair quality 0c@S5 5O--ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows A 90 (dS4 T5-rene
al average Of the market to- day Sc 50-ex.
IRENE range of prices A 00(lST So Most O,
the sales were from g 90 TO 81 60 per loo Ybs.
VI the receipts 400 head came from Ohio 22s
from Virginia. ! from West Va, II "a from, Ma
ryland, 429 from Pennsylvania, 90 from Illinois.
81 from Tennessee, and 90 from Kentucky -totai
receipts for the week l2i2 head against IO47 las,
week. and l5l7 head same time last year OF
The offerings 800 head were taken by baltimore
butchers, 20l Sold 10 Washington city butchers,
and 62 10 Eastern speculatorsNt total sale. In,
the week ll62 head, against lo06 last week,
and I2Ii bead same time last year.
Cows.-We quote Mich Cows at 3OMS45 per
head, and market dull.
HoGs.-There has been largo falling of iu the
iecepts BINS week out these have been near bout
enough Tor the demand, and prices have advan
ced 3c per ID since our las, report. The quality
varied little, II any, from that of last eek, the
stock being generally Of very fair quality. A,
the close prospects are fair for n continuance of
present prices We quote at 75@SlO 371.
WIZ a lew choice Hogs at Sl0 so per 100 Ibs
net. Receipts this week 1886 head against 3 :
199 last week, and 5000 head same ime last year
SHEEP AND LAsBs.-There has OF been much
change IN the Sheep marke; since last week pri-
ces are about the same, quality being consider
co Inc demand for Lambs has been very light,
ana tney continue TO come in as large numbers
as heretofore. Inquiry for stock Sheep has
scarcely begun yet. The demand has been fair
Tor medium sheep, mote sales Of them being ef.
hcted than OF the common or top grades. We
quote Sheep at At GG5s cts. per 10. gross. Stock
sheep nominal at 2(9S3 per head. Lambs at 2
0S4 80 per bead. Receipts this week AHA head.
against 1856 last week, and asa head same
time last year.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-06-25

KANSAS CRY, June 20.-From parties
just returned rs well as through letters
and kilograms as to crop prospects i'm
Kansas, all agree that the like was ney.
er before known in the State. Heavy
farmers in the western part of the State
are telegraphing hese FOR harvest hands
and complain that they can not get men
enoughto harvest. Harvesting in South.
ern Kansas has commenced, and the A.
verage Is immense. Some of the com.
paratively new counties claim a million
bushels OF wheat, and a rough estimate
of wheat in the Southwest is four TO 5
million bushels. This enormous crop
will he more than duplicated in the west
and other sections. The great fear is
that hands enough cannot be obtained
TO harvest the CROP. A special from
central Missouri, as well as other parts
outside Of the grasshopper belt, are e.
qualify encouraging. In the grasshop-
per belt an enormous average of corn
has been planted, more by fully so per
cent. than any previous year. The fire.
quent rains Mt night and the hot sunny
days, which have prevailed for a week
or more, have raised high hopes for a
big corn crop.-Journdl.