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tgt 1nc extra winter lnrd o1t, $1l7a iia; No. Nat
No. . Bic: l!useeI. raw, aoc; llo focd Nlo; whHr.
| ao6s!e; trrn. f1.a'@2.4o; nsatatoot oil. strictly
pNrG. $i01: do extra, hta!l5t: do No l. Thabot bank
o, b6o: htfafts 61c rf,nbaEo oil, 00a7Bc: tnrrtn.
tins, 43atsc nahtha G3 gravity liAtAlos; naphhn,
| common. tfiac.
FOTAT0EA-Ths rccefrtn wero notfernle, and prices
remain steady ,,nacr AR tctst lenstd: Eastern m
Esfly ltoaa Ia cars e19o5c. Fcschhtows from aIofo
asSi.f09l.i6; Early 1ost, 81 .6o@1.l0.
| f0uLrNf-uresHea stack VA siafl md veal.
alionBh no great hn,nunt was ntcretl. Itvc poultry
was saabc, with ssle tho market. viii ducks ~ore
A!nloht unsuitable nist very abundant. Pigeons wers
,'ow stsi 1Ilnra auek, e rsrs aaos 1t siso9
W. IntkeyH. iIl4i@l$o: 40 1--WE, luG3l4o chickens,
tct .s = na rer = DO live, $3.50 poF doz; eee'o'
"ys xs9 nss oz o., mn, .no~, ,ra THAR
ahly stcsdy Il for ordinary. md sAata24,
Tor lsime M to shnsc clnvcr w. IN gooa seqnses a
otfaay ht b41 HUNGARIAN VA rather riow At
s9ss a , s, 'lsl =, m ar" ssS@'.to. aood cr"aa's
sAl:ToFoilow5nE arc 1nost!ons: M onon9sgs and sag.
nav, oanaaa ~ 90 xi..o ornlhaiy 1oafhe, -
aatfyt With baHa, $56l Aahton dairy, por slcE, <0
a1;2S; = .,.,-,. --,
IEhB--IfAue IL fnvV3nH, and lilo market HhFnyH
, 1875-04-03
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW yOnK,

Epsefat NftJateh ia Tas Chicago 7ritHHs.
NEW IoaR. April 2.-GKAlN-Whos shade afmer,
With moderate export aud homa rads dananl; salcs
sd00o b, at $i.11@l.lG for No. s. spring; tl.l1Sl19
for No. Chicago; <l.lstl 20 for No. Northwestern
22H for No. milwaukee,; $l.2t@l. % for No.
l spring; 41.l5isi,2d for ungrndod lows and
Minnesota spring; tl.aGt41.2s for Writer rel
Wsacru; fl.2s3t.D for amber do; Sl.8 for
a1nLas state, aud SLING lug for white Western. Rye
qulst 1t D0csa $780, barley dull aud dropping; aaoa
coo bu California at sl.o5. cusn hc better, with
moderate export and home trade inquiry: aae4 $1,000
bu ut 87@Bso for wcste1n Mixed aud sso for yc!tow
Western. Oats active and decidedly hrmer; aalcs
ll0 bu 1t 7i873o fer mixed Westesu and 725TtHo
for whisa Western.
paovusoxa-Mlddlea nrm. At 111.aily:o for long
clcar Lard Quist ssles loo uesees st l5o for prime
steam,
Wa1sgx-1x lsll It t1.li, with buyers At Sl.13N /;
salea 100 brls alcoo Vt $l.lll1lN per proof ralou
uAocxRIrs-Hugar market tlsm, With fair demand /;
fair to good raining IL quoted 1t 7HG prime at
e1So; and white Hsrana 1t 9Aet1oHo.s Tho coffee
market II arm, With falr demand tor full otss Wo,
1t9l9c In gold, and MaEaoabo 1t 17k@89oa In gold,
IN As Asssetalsi ttss.t
NEW YoHk, April 2.-FLoua-TlrnsE; fair demand /:
recupts H. 900 hrs supeEus WeseEn .al state, tao
sSs.1o eoamoa to eood satts; Asss ~; gooA e
G.0: s1tra Ohio, $s.tAauta; IL. Louis. s5,ou2aoV
n.y. ,1s. aeas ..ssdy ! x4oossie; %::e:, ma.m
uAAIx-Wheat ntuer, and tu moderate demand, ~
MIs3i.ie; ~; 2Shiesga. sfa1'si.,a: 10. I Nofth:
ungraded ] lows nd siian.ot. spring. ji.isssi. .x
xiatss fe4 Ws.toE., q .aSs i.ss .a9*I &sstssa,
Iasisy inil md drooeiua. hsit quiae snd heavy.
Cora sl9sed da!!; Fsse!Rts l9oo BY; m!,td wsteru,
ssss a. 7sss: "a; :e'.ss ss.t: :ss as
lI4r-Ttsm and lucbsnKcd,
0lHtE. 6Agsr arm; fair to good rvnnipa. 1YlB
, 1875-04-03
REAL ESTATE.

.r,a s.,.,,tzn ,u.t,-,.,.,.. ...., at.t IT,. .....
.ao 'o''oMi"B io'Na u'uen'' Heio ateA AVE ''cosu
fFda5, april Z:
... crrY PROPERTY.
West Huron Al, eGs.f II Of 1'obcy 1T, n I, 2I1
my It, datc4t April 1000
scbor i. 134 Il Q Of Canal At, I, lO0xl0s II,
listed Feb, Observation-Disclosures. III. p.5O1
West Madison 1t. t v cor Of Sacramento AZ.
running 10 Ogden ~, 3 acres, dated Jan
wiwanEea AZ. Is Il !, oi 1arE court. " hi, '~''
1j1ts0 #. dated Mirc!l la9..........,...... ~. $500
West CangrcRs 1t, D5 $40 It Of Wood At, . I,
1u1lO1 It, ttated March h3t,,,,....,,,,.,,, u, $500
May Il, 3it ii n Of Taylor II, " T. 25a1uO Il. ~
dated April .,..............,......... 2soo
, 1875-04-03

slirpors ally about ncsrns loa'ca BY continuing
rps1a1n. T. i .ho prize now rsns sn few .ses
m1"r,sse s1sent. principally Al s.soshoo. We quoss
EARr LlnEnry.
ss as' 11 w.. 'sfs. ss fs S,.a lilo .es".
sao ths *eck before. The supply for ysr,l sae. has
gooi but nothing yory e1.ra osred pF!ees much ia
.sms s1s ss ls.s repeft; p estrs lsoo Ia. $780,
% E.. s 1 t.r IT,: is ia, fasa s :s
ill., 4ss III. III: s' i's vel si '"s's
ltos-r!.e receipts for tho wsek were qo,lss lead,
against 7,7io tue week ''efore. Tho market openef
isgi,. Of sale Workers. lrmsr md better sao llIIn.
:lcphEa. sa.7Ts0ol ynFkers, s7.s sa'.75; common
hogs. taoos7.o}. Tho market elosod firm, aui very
Gs r. for tho veek $1,000 .ad ,ea'n..
:S; rf!ns !: !ee = ils H. sls*s 81 + sasi: s, "
a.oo; eommon, " q Is H.. :1.sQa1so. ' ''''e'
NRw yOnK.
New innK. April 2.-1gkv1a - 1tccepta i.2ao,
aarlc Tina LIST wook Tho doniali VA eht. md tie
trade very dul! nt '1ccno Of 1lc iron, Wednesday,
strictly prime all native slccrs a.sl oxen anu soll At
sl1s e1sremo M 2 ranges q s I,as s12Xe. -
hHtEF-Aec1i1Ha 2nUU. making 7,lI0 for the four
ln3s nya[us IL G0U for tho tinu last week. Tho
market was dull and pffce4 ruled lower, ranging from
vt57ko for nrltllary 10 strictly prime.
BwlNE-1loccipa 3,051, Mak!ng lI,'G0 for tho four
dayf ngalna II ,0t0 Ut lhe limo last week. Nuno
offered sltys.
$500. BUFFALO.
DCrrALo, Aurll notwithstanding, l,all; totat
FOR tho week. ut775; no market to-day; frcs arrivals
uil through consiElmonts.
SHEEr AND LAsfBs-lseccfpts, 400; tetnt for the
week. market dull al ast; Ea!ca III Michigan
eheep nv III lhs at1?hc: 1sa Ohio sheep 81 III ut
$3.H5.
1Ioas-necepts, 1000: totaf for tie week. 13y00 !;
Yorkcra, s7.3d@7cp; heavy logs holding S9.L0; at-
ers, s1tra average, $1.68.
AknaNY, Aprn 2.-cAr11E-Receipta, 4G9 cars,
against IL aa week. 8uppy largely lis excels or de-
decline Nc.
sHEEr-ecnlpta, 60 cars, ngainet 78 last Eeek Mar.
get dull md Irregular; uaGkc common 10 fnir; BEI
7c, fair to good; s4a7asc, sxtras No ohoieo lie
market.
ST. Lonts: April 2.-uoas-Hercipts s'5; active md
t1r1ncr; Yartera, sJ.12k&IG.e1k. Iacou, a76u
gtod To extra, + -.75l SIS.
cATTLE-iscrelpts aG5; quiet; somo salcs q slln1a
lower; good native stccrs, $50 aG.0J; fair, sss5
~: mixed stock, s3.oo95.lh; fair 10 good Texans,
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, April 2-lfoos-scarce aud ilFrn; com.
mon, GHty7ho; fair TO nolun, 7kf7Bo guol, ska
sAo: no choice Offering; receipts. G3j; Hhlp-
, 1875-04-03

much ttcItcl snd advanced 1r3ltfs under All active
sS ssn es oa s ss1se r,s Ts rs 1 ss t..
serted that thsre low oas In te country 10 couo
pa.. ta 10 attract hss. Ths .sosk n storo l.cto IL
small eomr,r.t,1ciy. ana Is seneral!; believed tha.
who may hs shle 10 hfIns Asounl = nqucezc. Mow-
aver: Tug ns Of short. ott fur ooil III. AMI next
" L esTs et to s yosY sc
,anco m Nav YORK ap. lis stronger tons Of otl,sr
laca grim 1psrkea Ths c1tEcrns pslcss Of the Day
l toutrsc's. opening !. ss.tc, advancing to a7Hc, anil
ssss H. 4 @ IT, ensS sess
Ing atSl .l0aiHe. sslca Of rash include: 0o'M ba
s7@ee 94oo ''Ssts ii ssJetiea tfesI, ut sSY. md III
t wllto by aanrlo At Glhcr oil track Totnl, 49,l0o
NYEETs: inhc!yo and non'inaiy arm, rnier es.
.9er Ess", Tsts S3 n St
!iant offerings 3!6s. n slon 10 .he iaqary rom
goo, many local and outside orders for css, tl'sn
,,.as honco she atmncea e holders. which l.'te,1
' No. e's .n The A 'zn's rs' os ssna'
ewing in ,ho of tic lattsr 10 the llRht olsrss
lee wero not ollercd. NJ va. quoted nominally ut
q 4 sio3 a,lvai,rcl 10 md elosed Il SiMs ssier
May poll rarly 1t 0pc and quoted ht 81 nj the
c'ose. caah sa,es included i4,tul bn No at fotS
'is;s 's s CT. 4'' 'u BY sample at ' OIL 'f'ss Total
Mess pork VITA active In tho afternoon. advancing
curly 101hc aud closing the rnlt nbout loo higher
seer siay Il III .5 s. seiier juno Il s5i
Jaly. ''.-, ...
, 1875-04-03

withdrawn from store on Thurfday for city con.
sumption :: b.t73 bu wheat, 7,+Gl bu corn. no oAts
33a bu rye, aud 2, 100 bu barley.
Tho following grain was Inspected into store on
Friday morning: carr No. ! 3prng. II cara No. 2
do "a cars No. DO cars rejected do {lo3 ~hess);
cara No. cora, - carr rejected do car white oAa,
. carr No. do, car rejocted do; car No.2 rye ;
no barley. Tusal, ls9 cara, to,ou0 bu. Inspected
out: 4s.15l tu v4ss 200 bu corn, s,7t5 bu osts,
$500 bu harley.
Tho leading produce markets were moderately active
yesterday. and relatively steady though rese IT,
regular, There was not much doing for aAtPmeat, hut
1Atr speculative Increment oksexratie indicating
considerable confidence IN tts future Of pstcea 10
bread.suds, willis oIesatfri ia Iroystona ws1s not
quite n certain ~ heretoto.e Indeed, there xess
aoms sgn1 9f pressure In grH!u, especially In oats
dus 10 great buying eouhdenre IN tho past aud small
receipts Eeeonty, which may bring out ooruor III
sIite Of the State law aud the rules Of tho board
Of Trade II 70, who IL TO decide whether not CSC
for Ay oats II prizes to exact which would b to at-
tempt elt0rtOn7
II aeena that Apr fool austom not entirely ta-
booad on Change. At leaat one geutsmln WEE made
the iauocon vicsin, Of conspiracy 10 persuade him
that hs was opposed in lard by gentleman who hap.
peas to w strongly on tbs aame side himself or
course no money was lost by Tho !oks beyond tho
amount uscsssaEy to "sst 'su up.r
Tls dry goods market ~ss Without nav features. A
steadily nctlys movement In staple Aud aea4ouats fab
r4rs u witnessed 1t nrsnl3 astatainei ps.cee Gro
csEisu vefe moving fairly At fully ats proeA. An adj
vance Of sn w II refined augsE VIZ nctsd. with which
exception prices range before. Coffee, rice tes aud
slfups are hsd with Increased condolences Dutsr was
In smaller supply and under . fair dsmsnd showed
more snneta. Cheese teu.anA gulet Aut hf1n. Ut II
a,se fol prime ld fsctosy. In tie dried fruit mar
kst tho changes were unimpoEtaut. F!ah met with d
moderate inquiry At stsady rates. There was Light
demand for coal sud wood u the rrices heretofore
ruling. Oils 4ss receiving moru attention, aud are
working htAer. TAs lp1theF, pa-tron, hsgg1ng, and
tobacco unchanged tu taes general Tea
tuEea.
Lululer waa again fairly acttss, ths common gradea
tsceiyiug ha m0st attention. Many grades are fEtp
and esa lumber billed 1t $lt01 than hesstafars tho
atssaaa pslos nov being I'll ~, In Lsoaaa, Woodeu-
wAge, rad ropes ~ changes we're potad. Woodenwass
Il reported aFn under light stocks sud Al Improving
demand, and broolns ass strens La syulrathy ~it,
t1oom-corn. IT. the hide, wool, hop, or ,broomeo1n
masketa 10 changes Of Importance wsra noticed.
ldes we're slow, but ths other staples eu!onsd were
meeting with tnors OF lss Inquiry. Rsxd4 vera mod
sratsy sosvs and gsuessiIy stssdy. Hsy dull tbs
rtepts again being hea3, Which tact caused buyers
, 1875-04-03
TELEURApHIC MARKET REPORTS,

FOREIGN MARKETS.
Special Dispafeh 10 7as Caiea1u Tribune.
LtVEnroot, April 2-11 =. m.-FLoun-2!s919a Cd
WNgAr-W,ntor, No. 2, o. I'd No. l, o. sa. spriug,
No. 9s Cd: No. !, gs ID. White, No. O. % ID No. l,
% I'll. Cnt, No. 2. " I'd: No. l, o. lid. Receipts
for tho Last thton days. a. ooo qrs-2s ueug A,nst
lean.
conN-o9s cd.
IAho-E1a.
Ponx-7Ss.
L1vsnrooI, April 800 p. -s4sa3as Sd.
lA1p-c5s.
ponx--.Cs.
OrnEns-Unchangod.
MEAT1tEn-TAir,
LIVERPOOL, April 1850 p. m.-Mariet uRehanged.
LIVERPOOL, April ~ p. m.-afarAat unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, pril2-Iatest-conA-Mi1nd wcstern,
now, 34s Sd.
wlzEAr-No. spring, os I'd; No. 2 spring, s. 1ol !;
Winter, D. ID.
FLoun-Ext1a State dull: 2oa.
CHEEsE-Choice American steady; II
TunrEN71NE-Firmor: 1Gks.
COMMON nEstN-stoady; Gs.
Tohx-70G.
LAAp-c5s.
DAcos-rou9 clear miadlcs, COS. Shoulders steady;
3es cl. Hams, long cut ssOady; a5s.
TALLow-Btaady; tO..
LoYDox, April a.--WrXTnEh-Fa!r.
cossohs-a1oncy, oa'i@9a.{; account. o3'..
uH4IEu hIATkA u9Sbh-U3At 4Vt1t us lUtH
Io-40z, Jos; now So, 1851.
AMERICAN NA1LnoAn SrornIr1ss-New York Gen.
tru1, ~. Erie, 2cIs; preferred, 39N.
sPln11s or PEEhoLEuM-aH@b1td: refined do,
1o5lA.
LlNyEEp Or1--c5s "a,
SptRirs Of STunPEN71vE-n5s ca.
tits 1'Axk or ESoLAsp-Ths amount Of bullion
gone Into tho Dank Of England on balance to.tay Ia
f7j,o00.
pAn1s, Airtl l1.-1EsrEs-eH 2Hc.
FaAaEFonr, Germany, April 1.-Us1rED STATES
DoEps-e!s, 9oH.
, 1875-04-03

with rommtsson houses, aud tho johIiug trade pro-
gyessca slowly. Cotton goods are In steady demand,
except outsde mAkes Of b!eaced shirtng, which ruls
quiet. Prints quiet. except plaid styles and noval
sses. Plaid dress goods nro active Wostted shkwls
In good demand, Int cotton uakeR arc dull. Wool
Qna arc quiet.
, 1875-04-03

Oats were iatris active and ubout No higher cloaiug
| At t7Ac for tho month, aud a1}.c for May.
-
A1couo,-s.. Sa"nnaL nnts s"s,ar "I~Hs =, .7,qa,m
Dnoos1.conN-rhe demand continues fa.r. Deal
still differ widely III their reports Of tho pscea
rent. Iencs II Is daeul. to give satisfactory quota
tioh' following tao 1ua range o. prices, ,ha out.
s!ae be'ng tho highest gwen fof tho nest Qualities OF
brush at will work Itself into choico hurl broom,
l1aloai9c: f.!r 10 aood do, lotsloss1hc: in,sr,or
bra.h' m "a al ioo; ' ereosed @ oSso. ' .'' '''''
wnat freer outanrd m movement. and unaeethe aimin.
sversas ot psi so.son. 4 ka psriod, sl for any.
H. ts @ psss .s 81 ~ sss SsTs s ss u
sa 8 ssS ss,s: sssss :y Elm
39s; tse. easSs to stssy sasf rs s Y 1
es5 a tr, ss Tas ] It !, as sss l
pendent osiion, ppd there IL ltto likelihood TINT lie
w gf a 10 a H.
i6c,. '@'''>' ''"''@ ~S'
GoA1-prlees reman Us before. .nl are firm, 10 far
rcrncI Nn nnote fnckawsnnn 81 IDA 10 mi. ronnci
so1as Eris md Walnut iI t7s9 9 MseIinE VII
ley' s'.so Indians Il0aH' s''a'ss's'; llao4s' sao
@GS:ai @Gatis-rhe receipts wers lnreor sna mics vcro
natlo early at oId 15c hut later nrtca n1iy1nce Ia m
I,ataIters are huyjng but oescralIv Tron h,ni ~
nnnth as er rhnre In the troncra1 ,,,roaai,s, th,t
nrcsent n,i,es cannot iona bo maIntainad. Esaa aro
arorro f,r s snnsuT rnro tE9 biu,
nr,ea r.tfv ,yhirl, havc il,jucot ,rr,I shirr,nt.
frc,r %nusIdnrahio Istoncr gnn,n ,lc1iors srrnrne
nnrtr ~ thn acorri,v IN lila rrIrItr nn u,nnHu
n,t ~ s,.,,ha.. aa,.as ten'a!.s ~ 1SSp!.A S
. @ y, ,et,.. H. "ayaro "n;i ranth." ~ VIZ ~ t 49,. "
tsr ' ~ i@"' "H'-
t;;,o,r- n,,o, ,,, fo.+,-o ~ a., a., ,,,.
rat. in,s i, i. ~ ~ a. LUZ . as .tstau.; ~ :
uass1' uo"os... ~ * ~ ..lo H'staHo y paht
s1.sHs , ~, ~ ~ nnt H. IT,. hea'uut nnr VIII ~
surplus soa ~ tasa .tIo ~ .i"hen ~ R.eIGHH sfauy
o's ~ ~le1st, ,s 4 W So 20.
se.eS.auS" ~ LroGt, S1:uuG9 = 50; snore
n.esesei; nom, 9'ott e9',3G59;ou ~. ray. S'.tn
G..99: no: mseserst. '9F!. Ss5Sa6.Soi tamiiy
Iaaess,e'; ,s & *; M 1 sno.s ks s,."a
, 1875-04-03
COMMERCIAL.

The following were the receipts and shipments Of
tito leading articles OF produce In this city during tho
trcnty-faur hours ending nt o'clock Oh Friday
morning, and for tho corresponding date one year
SEQ.
, 1875-04-03

Ho0HETlers VA ess ssrenali, 70 tis m.rtst ye.-
tcrIe5 This wal notably the With lgAt-weghts,
which unfortunately con,pted tho great bulk of tho
ssss Il s6t show ~ syetsRs .tduetoa II IT, FL w
activity characterised tbs dsnaud from tbs opening
to tIs close md tle days supply well worked oG.
6zes at ID for averages of from l6u ~ as IT,
aud At sl54s4.75 for Inferior to choice droyea Vt
, 1875-04-03

1oal b,1uO
Tho statement Includes only such gralca as vl bc
sultc 10 the waits Of tho Eastern trade, the saga,
bulla, etc., not being taken into account. OF tho
above cattle 5000 aro owned by Morris, Wul1c,
Co. Tho cntlro number will probably bo marketed
within tho noxt six weeks
CATTtE-Tralo waa moderately Rctys, with
prices not essentially Horsnt from thoao current On
Thunday. The fact that tho receipts were some ,a0u
'es than for the day before arrested the downward
tendency OF prccs. despite tho continued discourage
Ing tono Of dfspatcllea from The 1narkcts below,
buyers did not take hold with much apparent iutcr-
est, though In quiet why liberal amount Of trading
was accomplished. Shippers paid s5.oo&5.75 for
common to oood smooth, weliattcd steers. weighing
from Il 1oo to tlto1 lbs and s3a5G.0s for choco 10
extra dfoyos averaging from ,aso 10 ],ssJ s. With
possibly ha1-dazeu exceptions, there were sales
aboyo ss31. Coagcr Dros. sold 10 head, belonging 10
were salabe Ut t3.2,gs4.75, and Chicago butcLers'
ssIG At as to QUALITY Ths uarket closed
quiet aud steady. -.
QUOTATIONS..
E1tEa ueeves--0raded stoerp, weighing 1900
cholee Bssyes-fIno, fa veil FORMED .ear
to6 year old stecrs, weighing l,3c0 to
Good aaciy formed '''@'2'
steers weighing 115o to 800 lLs...... 66a0s,7s
iag LOO to 1?'o 6.ooa5.so
DHtt!sers' stock-Foor to falF hteers. anI
common TO choice cows, for city slaughter,
weighing 800 t. LOO a76asoo
e 1850 ,as; ::.:::..:..:;;::. aas5t.7s
1t.gs hulta. and acalswag seers. ........., ao13b0
QAi3A-411ae. 2.bhIt.1S
, 1875-04-03

Tho following Instruments were nled for record
Friday, April7:
, 1875-04-03

nu!9RG@ 0u W3tk @s0s5 1soV
p!ss1snt weather has ca!ll out hcssa444 dculauI
irou lah local aud tntprtnr deautu aud lie MARKET
foE tha .sspX ola u ses.sb1Y asn,er thRn fortnight
s9o. Lard u. remains ts1a 1t rhuradays 1dvance.
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S Bolckom is agent for the "Conten.
NAL Gazetteer of the United States +" it
being an Encyclopedia Of the states,
territories, counties, towns, villages,
post. offices, etc, in the Union. 1t also
shows the extensive growth of our
country, the vastness Of its wealth and
resources, and its educational, industri
al and political status, at the end Of
the first century of the Republic, EN-
brscing the data furnished by the cen
sus OF 1870, and the most recent official
reports.
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Special Correspondence.

Miss SARAH NICHOLS is still impair
ting instruction in vocal music to good
ly number of the village youth.
BIRTHS, marriages aud deaths bel ne
comparatively rare in this vicinity, the
pen of the locallzer moves to little pur.
pose.
Why should a certain young man
Of River Falls notority, never we'd?
Because his wife would always be
gong south to escape the "llard Win.
ter"
OWING TO the severity Of the weather
and the distance Of the Congregational
Church from the ceuter of town, the
first meeting of the week OF prayer
which was held on Monday evening,
was poorly attended.
DESPITE the cold weather, on Tues
day evening a few of tho youths and
maidens contrived to have a sleigh. ride.
They iujoyed IT, too. If you are not
convinced Of the fact ask some of those
who participated.
ID. G. WApswoRrH returned TO Mad.
ison on Tuesday last. While here he
spent Eve days in hunting, during
which time he killed four deer. 1t is
prcsumable that the pursuit of dear had
much to DO with his visit to River
Falls.
on Tuesday afternoon, according to
appointment - many ~ we're able met
at .be Congregational Church. Sever.
al 40; USUALLY oa,ieodance as the week
y prayer meetings were rresea, I.
see. 10 aso NE expression o, ore pres.
trl 4t regular Quaker mccuue a
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large attendance and an enjoyable meet
ing on Tuesday evening.
THAT was terrible disappointment
experienced by Miss A Oh New
Years night. She watched the New
Year in, and in consequence retired
early on this evening to regain lost
sleep. When she had been 10 the land
of dreams only short time, as she sup
posed the sound of music was waited
upon her drowsy sense. AS it became
more and more distinct Miss A imag.
lned that some lover was about to hon.
or her with serenade. Soon the
sounds ceased. Rising she softly open.
ed her window and awaited further
manifestations from the enchanted
swain. The silence was unbroken till
at last wild gust of wind sweeping by,
caused all the loose fence-boards 10
creak dolefully. At the same mo.
ment company of fe!ines came steal. h.
lily from the shadow of the wood shed
and howled in most terrific manner.
Young lady grew desperate. SiezDg
tour.pound ball or false hair from
her dressing table, che launched it
forth into the darkness. (One of those
cats Will never howl again Thea twas
after midnight, she crept shiverisg to
her bed. The next morning her anx.
ious mamma inquired how her daughter
caught such cold The maiden
smiled, "a emile that was chiIdlke and
bland, and replied that he studied the
scriptures ill the fire went out 10 her
room, causing her to become chilled
the night before.
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Judge DoolittIc thus speaks upon
the legal professions: "a regard the lie.
gal profession as that which best Il aims
the reason, and best enightens the
conscience upon all human affairs, up
on mans rights and duties in every
relation; in the family, in society, in
the state, in the nation, and IN the
world"
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Dyspepsia.

Dyspepsia is the most discouraging and
distressing disease man is heir TO. Amer
leans are particularly subject TO this dis.
ease and its effects: such as sour stomach
sick headache, habitual costiven IS, heart
burn, water-brash, gnawing and burning
pains in the pit of the stomach, coming up
Of the food, coated tongues, disagreeable
taste ia the mouth, impure blood and all
diseases Of the Stomach and Liver. Two
doses Of GREENS AUGUsr FLOWER will re-
lieVed you at once, aud there positively is
not case in the United states it will not
ere. lfyou doubt this go to your Druggist
c. f. Davis and get a sample bottle for ten
cents andtry it. Regular size rs cents.
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Prof Porter will have a Benefit
Dance at Agricolltan Hall Wednesday
evening, the goth, instant, Shades
Band in attendance. A general inyi
ton is extended.
A Benefit Dance will also be given
at Ellsworth on Thursday night Of next
week. Tickets 81.
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The falling OF chandelier at the
Congregational Church, on Wednesday
evening last, came near being disas.
ter. Two pews were destroyed, and
the floor badly injured. 1t was with
great difficulty that the house was
saved.
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A Donation for the benefit of Rev
J. D. Searles, will be held in the NJ.
L Church in this village on Tuesday
afternoon and evening, Jan, 18th. A
picnic supper will be served. Shorl
addresses will be delivered, lnterspers.
ed with music. A cordial invitation is
extended to all the Elders friends il
this village to be present on this occa
sion