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ADVANCE DECLINE
The following the changes in closing prices
compared with those OF yesterday
ADvAScK-New York Central, u; Hannibal and St
Joseph, "; Lake Snore. y; Michigan Central, Il !;
Missouri Pacific, l Northwest common, u; do. pre-
erred, n; Ohio and Mississippi, "; Rock Island, u
81 Paul. u; do. preferred, A Union Pacific, III West
srn Union, y.
DEcLNs-Wabash, u; Panama, 2; Pacific Mail, !. !;
New Jersey Central, ~; Delaware and Lackawanna
~; c., c., c. and l., l.
The rest OF the market stationary
THE MONEY MARKET
Money closed easy at and ~ per cent Prime paper
and ga per cent The following the rates Of ex
shange on New York at the aforementioned cities to-
aay:-savannAh, X premium: Charleston, easy and
anchanged Cincinnati. oasy at par New Orleans, 4 .
k Chicago par % cents discount and ST. Louis s. 10
rs premium.
Sterling exchange firm. Prime asking rates, l. So
and As0; selling rates, 4s7ls 4ss and 4 s9.s 30
Reichnarks, S5s e5ss and ssx s6,s. Cables 96,..
Prime Paris, O. Is and 5.12h.
TIE MARKET
Gold opened and closed at 1924 with sales in the
interim 1t 1929 Tho paid for borrowing
and ~ per cent per annum and 1G4 per diem.
Loans were also made nas and at per cent Tor carry
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.s..ss.
delivered 100 bales FOR future delivery
the saies follows saturday. after one r. NJ
july 100 bales l2c 200 ~ l-32c. August 400 ~
u i6c 800 IL SEE 20 at IKE. 500 II 532c
september 10 IT. l. Lice: October. 500 NJ y 2ssze
Ssvsmses 100 =. II lsisc Dsesmbsr 100 a II BE
TOTAL. = 800 bales. To-day r. June. 2tu ~
y Lice. 800 At IL s-52c.. 100 at i2xc- .Jnly.
In LOO A., i2ne; August. io :. u s,s.e..
lasiec. 100 81 IL iaae. At i2ize u 7s2e,
w ~ la$c.. qn at u 1926, 400 At l24e. 10 - ~
y 7sac eoo AZ i2As September 100 q u Lice 5o2 q
a. ~ PC Total 300 Dales Grand total ~ 100 bales
me receipts At me ports were - lvo'
ton. 20; Wilmington, 5; Norfolk. 5sl; New York. 90:
Boston. 20; Philadelphia ~ Total 337 balss This
s d.y Lac, week asss This day last, year sss Total
- follows ITO Havre BY steam. &c. compressed 10 Ham
suys by steam a.. compressed TO Bremen, BY steam
43ld.
tLouR AND GRAis.-Receipts-Fiour. $3.50 bbs wnsat
s9S74 bushels: oats ny sss DO meal 57y bbs and
$50 sacks. corn liz. 400 bushels; rye. ALB do
The Hour market dull. but without de-
cded change. - The sales ~ 90 bills. in
Guiding state Western and southcrn. the annexed
quotations Rye hour quiet; about 800 bills sold At
W ~ 70 20 Corn meal qnie 1000 bb sold at IS 10
~ 80 for Erandywne and ~ s. 80 - for Western
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DAIRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

LITTLE FALLS, n. r., June 10, 1870
The market for chez to-day the Of the
prices nearly the those OF last week $40
boxes sold u range Of psc 1895. few sales
outside figures; most Of the lutSc 100
cheese sold NJ &C. lie
Less than luO rkns o.! butter offered and they
soa &c 24c The top price being Tor make
only, while 23c. tho ruling figure
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Wheat IN air demand. AZ lower prices and
sales showed decline Ut lc busnel and In
eases the market Irregular and prices TO
ercat extent, nominal The sales about 25'boOO
BASKETS At 97a. for unsound No Chicago 81 81 o for
ungr1ded spring 81 Is III 10 for No Chicago 81 IL for
soft Milwaukee, 81 10 asl 70 Tor prime do 81 20 for
uugraded Minnesota, 81 ~ for unsound Chicago 81 20
81 81 for No l. Included in the abov. Is 5000 bushels
prime No. Minnesota at 81 ~. Cora quot but hrn
Tor prime mixed The sales bushels
4sc 5c for damaged and heated 5;<c 5sc for
mixed 6ulsc tor mixed 5yc for low mixed. 5c. 81
grace aud 63c white Southern. oaIs were dull
irregular and lower The sales d about 5000
bushels - 3s1sc. 35c Tor rejected SIC No white.
Ale Tor 10 wts 3ae sle Tor tho range OF mixed. sec
j61ac for the Ut WHITE Zoe Ic Tor mixed state,
zoe +61sc for willie state and t)c for No Chicago.
Rye WAS quiet Barley aud barley malt we're dull
hRxr AND JvrK. The market was quiet We quote =
American DIRE sed $3.50 ~ for single. $500 $!s5 for
soneI. and $40 ~ Tor rough Manila hemp, M gold
aie KS o.4e currency jute butts Pc. cash; ssai
hemp. 45sc gold istle, plsc a ostc, gold
MoLAssks wa. ssneraly quiet We quote ;caba, centrf
ugal mixed. Pc Use. ciaycd. lie SIC. do.
covado gehninx aoc ~: DO grocery &c .oc:
5Sc
Naval sroEEs.- The market was generally quiet and
changed We quote Spirits 'turpentine, 3oJsc sic
Rosin--common good strained. II 65 ~ 70. Tar
Washington. .. 10 y S, %. Advces from Wilmington
follows :-Rosn firm; strained, 81 20; good
strained III "a Tar steady 81 rurpentine eady
son. 81 20; virgin. s.; spirits, gle. bid.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

N0. IS WALL ST. new YORK. june 70. ls56-
IN Notice. Ihe arm Of Marvin Robinson Is this day dis
so.ved mutual consent. Either partner win s.en IN
aadaton MARVIN = ROBINSON Qiecrye Howard
formed copxrtnersip tor tho Kiug
aud BROKERAGE business railroad stocks
bonds ana goidnAking specially OF railroad bonds and
investment securities inclusive Of those dealt IN the
New orb stock Eyehan9e tue firm and style
0EOnGE N. MARVIN GO. George Howard Marvin.
ofthe late hrms Of Marvin Bros 70 AID q. X Marvin
Co., Edwin r. Perkins, msrbcr OF the New York stock
change. VIM H. Eobnson Will continue account
ecmmission business n stocks bonus a. shove
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Government bonds were arm IN tone. 1se7's sold at
.2S 1895. New nves we're active aud sales
we're made at ii7k l15k Ths following wore the
attest quotations sUnitsd States currency skies, 1874
: 1904; do do. 1884, registered, l2oA l2o,s' do.
do, do. coupon, ia l2Ak; do. do, 1865, regis
tered, lls Hex; do. do. do coupon, ll6 1865 do
do. do new, registered, 1l7 1l7k so do, do, do,
coupon, l20 III d. do, 1887. registered, l19a<
40; do. do, do, coupon, 1917 1884 do do 1885, re-
gstsred, III 12l,s; do. DO, do coupon 124S i25;
do ten-fortes, registered lis 1ls,x; do do,
pom, lisa 10; do. nvcs, 1884, registered 1l71s a
ll7,s; do. do, do, coupon, 1l7H all7x.
YoaxIoS MARkxr
The London adviccs report n steady market for Sc
sur.iea Consols advanced 4 per as compared
with closing quotations Of saturday, but have since
lost 4 per cent OF the improvement Unitod States
bonds y per cent higher, except for tcn-forties,
which are steady. Eric quiet at l2< 12n. French
ssasss sdvanesd 70 l0sk aoo 100000 sterling went
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The following arc the Philadelphia stock quotations
-, hroo n,clock this dav.--
MINING sTocKa

The following table Of prices OF the prominent gold
and silver mining shares including she opening price
to-day received by telegraph from San Francisco is
by Mr.. William Ward, Drexel Building:--
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RATES on WEST BOUND FREIGHT.

From the West tnero little to come except fourth
class and grain, which in February, 1876 were IS
cents against 20 now. The rates given for 1875
nearly so per cwt below the average rates prior 10
1874
While tho foregoing the all rail rates TO and from
Chicago published and at which long contracts have
been madc--the rates to and from intermediate and
competing points being made upon this bassis is as
serted that in special q rebate has been made
from even these low prices On west bound fourth
and special classes, by rail to Buffalo and thence by
lake 10 Chicago tharatcs II cents. And on grain
from Chicago buffalo tho rate is 2S cents per bushel
by lake, thence by canal to New York cents more
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
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PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

PROVIDENCE. r. L.. juno 10 1874
Printing cloths Arm ut previous prices with better
demand and some sAlos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-20

about week, has received the signatures OF numerous
citlzcns the Of the prominent Of whom
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HAVANA MARKETS.
HAVANA. June 10. 1870
Spanish gold, 2l7t@ 2l7s4
EUROPEAN MARKET
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LfvERPooL, juno 10 =
Evening -linseed OIL BIS Cd. pa per cwt
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s,tock increased ave new shares FOR one OF old.
The following are tho closing quotations received
from San Fransisco BY telegraph -
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-02

Saturday was released to-day on . bond
Of $27, 900 to enable her to sail for China
and Japan.
It is reported in town this evening
that the revenue officials have been raid
ing again and have seized the Bay View
distilisry and some liquor stores for run
ming crooked.
A Court of Inquiry has been ordered
from the headquarters Of the Military
Division Of the Pacific to examine into
the frauds committed against the Gov
ernasnt by Chsrlss Il. Barth, abscond-
ing clerk in the Quartermaster's Depart
ment, and to investigate the administra-
ton Of the Department Of San Francisco.
The Court met at 10 O'Clock this morn
ing. Like all Courts of Inquiry. 1t holds
its sessions with closed doors. It is re-
ported, on apparently good authority,
that Barth's defalcation will amount to
several hundred thousand dollars in
stead of sixty thousand. as at first
stated.
Special revenue agents to-day seized
the Bay View. Oriental and Gushing &
Louderbsok's distilleriss and the Nunau
Rectiiying establishment, also the whole.
sale liquor houses Of Kane 4 O'Leary
and 8. Lipman & Co. for alleged infrac.
ton Of the revenue laws. The seizures
have created great excitement among
dealers and manufacturers.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-02
District Court.

The District Court met yesterday at
10 o'clock and transacted the following
business: Setting of the calendar con.
tinued until next Monday or the next
meeting of the Court thereafter.
Civil calendar called and disposed of
as follows:
S. L. Lee vs.. Dessret Telegraph Co.,
Floral Spring Water Co. ct al. 70. b. D.
Beene ct al. F. W. Clute vs. VIM. ks
tie, John q. Rice vs.. Magnet Mining
Co.. CONTINUED for the term.
State of New. vs.. Page and Panaca 8.
NJ. Co. passed to be taken up upon stip.
ulation of counsel.
Chss. Pryor vs.. Mrs. n. Grambs
Geo. Goldthvaite attorney of record
for Pryor.; set for trial the Arst Monday
in June.
F. W. Clute vs.. F. Wheeler ct al.-two
cases.; set for trial May 22d-trial by
the Court.
John Mcdonald Va. Isaac Hinzman-
jury trial; set for May Goth.
N. B. Garraehan vs.. Wells, Fargo l.
Co.--jury trial; SGT For May 29th.
John q. Rice, assignee. W. J. 8. Pit.
zer; the demurrer fled herein to the De-
tition of intervention of P. Harrison, ar.
gument continued until Thursday May
4th. to which time Court adjourned.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-02

Sole AaENcY.-W. r. Wilson is sole
agent for San Francisco Post. Daily En-
terprise, Salt Lake Tribune and Eureka
Sentinel. Also dealer in California and
New York newspapers, school books,
stationery. music. cigars and tobacco,
Press Wand's Saloon. II
DAILY ENrEnPRBE, San Francisco
Post, Sentinel. 8. F. Gall, Salt Lake
Tribune and s. F. Courier sold by
W. r. Wilson, dealer in music. music
paper, school-books, reading matter,
cigars and tobacco, at Press Wand's
Saloon. II
Ice !! Ice IcE lis. B. Martina once
more announces himself as being in the
6eld with large supply of fine. clear
ice, which will be sold at q reasonable
price. Le6ve orders at Fulks & Nc
Alpin's.
II you want any tin ware, sheet iron
and copper ware manufactured or repair
ed, and also plumbing at very low prices,
go to ]. j. Halpin & Co., who employ
mono but 6rst.class workmen. Il.
CONVINCE q man against his will, of
the same opinion" that Panaca Saloon
set ont fine liquors and fragrant cigars
for One Price' One Bill! I'm
ST. PAUL said. "take little wine for
the stomach's sake" He was then evil
IDENTIFY not acquainted with the qualities
OF Cyrus Mobiles celebrated whisky. 1w
DE-. J. s. HAMMOND has established an
Office over the State Bank. Residence
e. r. Clute's house, Cedar street. .
DESIRE that orders for ice be eft at
P;.:. Wards sr,l Saloon; in Bullion. At
IF
REoErvxD.-A book containing q de-
scription Of the Andersonville Prison
Pen. eto. W. r. WILSON.
FULL assortment Of groceries and pro-
visions at T. O. Poujsds's. Meadow Val.
ley street. If.
CooNAc. brandy. fine whisky, Holland
gin. and old Jamaica rum, at T. G. Pou.
jade's. If
! FRESH Garden Seeds at G. r. Alexan.
der's Drug Store.
| BEST brands of Tobacco and cigars o.
Poujade's. IT
i FaEsH imported Cigars just received
BY W. r. WILSON.
HousE to rent on Lacour street. W
r. Wilson. II
I HAVE Saw.dus to sell.
II W. B. WILSON.
I IMPoRrED sherry, port and claret wine
} ct Poujads's. 1T
CHEEsE.-Fresh eastern cheese jus
received at T. G. Poujads's.
A house to rent. W. R.WILsoN.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-02
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON. April sO.--Advices from Cape
Coast Castle. report King Of Dahomey
refused to pay the Ane recently imposed
upon him for maltreating tho British
subject and has sent insolent message to
the British Commander. inviting him to
visit Adomy where he promises to pay
the debt with powder and shot.
BERLIN. April 30.-Porte has sent cir
culsr notes to its representatives abroad
dated April 9th, instructirg them to
draw the attention Of the various govern
msnts to the support given BY Monte
negro to instruction. Tho Porte in
this note disclaims any intention Of at
tacking Montenegro and expresses the
confident hope that the great powers. by
their moral cooperation, will contribute
to tho paciHcation of the insurgent pro-
vinses.
RuDEsHEIM, May 1.-The boiler Of
the ferryboat, plying between this place
and Boney on the left bank of tho Rhine,
exploded yesterday. II is believed that
thirty persons were killed.
LONDON, May LA special from
Vienna says that German physician
named D. Heick, has teleeraphed from
Bagdad, that the disease prevalent there
is not the plague, but an epidemic fever
durable by quinine.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-02
PACIFIC COAST.

San Francisco. May The Chron-
iols this morning prints q column Of
charges against Chief Naval Constructor
Isaiah Hanscom, Jno. o. Hsnsoom and
J. E. Dsllamontsgus. for frauds perps-
tratsd On the government In the pur.
chase Of timber for use at Mare Island.
amounting to quarter of million dol
lars in the last years; also detailing
many cases in which contracts were put
through 1t prices $50 per cent. in i'd
vance of market rates and some instances
in which Isaiah HAnscom ordered pur-
chasss BY telegraph directing bills to be
sent to him direct for approval without
passing through Spalding's Office.
Julia. daughter Of Solomon Sichsl 9
cigar dealer on Ksarnsy street. commit
ted suicide BY taking strychnins on
Saturday afternoon while the family
were d the synagogue. She left letters
assigning unrequitsd love o. the cause Of
the cot.
A German signing his name Anaheim,
shielded on Saturday BY taking chloro.
form. He left note attributing the sc'
TO family troubles.
NHv ALBANY. Ind. May l.-Geo. w
Dsits. . veteran ssvsnly-nins years o.
ags, started this morning from this city
to walk to Philadslphia 10 attend the
Centennial exposition. He was escort
ID from the court house 10 the las
boundary Of The city By . large CON
course Of citizens hsadsd By band.
San FaAxcrsco. May /. "A mo
ton for . new TRIAL in the oas
Of the City and County Of So,
Fraacisoo ~. Newton Morgan, an %
ton to recover 90. 600 alleged to hAv
bssn collected BY defendant on forge
poll-tax receipts. was argued before Judg
Weller on Friday and motion denied
II will b rsnsnbsesd Judgment W
rendered against the city in this cass.
The trial Of Ellen sLoudain for ID
murder Of Dsidsich Lankman in Angus
vas commenced to-day n The Third Dis
.ziea Court.
Tie attaehmsnt placed on The store
and coal Of PaelAs Nall steamer Allah
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-02

ACCIDENT Billy Grisves. while re-
turning from the Lexington Guard picnic
yesterday Vas thrown from his horse by
the animal slipping. He fell on his
bead. cutting il severely. but We learn
not dangerously. A man Was dispatched
to the train after Dr.. Hammond, Who re-
turned to where the wounded man was
and attended to bis wounds. fixing him
in condition 80 he could be moved to
Phoebe. After he Was brought to town
DR.. Hammond stitched up the wound,
which 10 very ugly one.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-02
EASTERN DISPATCHES.

NEW Iokx, may LA Times WASH.
iDgtou special says: The officers of the
Treasury are anxious to do anything
possible to relieve the stringency in the
fractional money in New York and other
places. The trouble 10 that they are
completely tied BY the Law which re-
quires that no silver shall be paid out
except in exchange for Irrational currency.
The difficulty has been that scrip has
not come In 90 rapidly ~ usual for re-
demption and the silver therefore has
been payed ont much more slowly than
expected. The entire disbursements to
the end of last week had been within .
few thousands Of million and . half.
All currency that was In the department
awaiting redemption at the time the
silver bill became law, has been re-
deemed and the silver Immediately H.
sued for oil fractional currency received.
There has been an increase for the last
few days in the receipts Of currency for
redemption. About two hundred pack
ages arc received daily containing an
average amount Of $1,000. Treasurer
New il of the opinion that the current is
now fairly started and that in few days
will solve all difficulties. There
10 no hording Of fractional currency
Of or speculative purposes known
to exist. except in the case Of two or three
individual banks. The silver coins how
ever is supposed to be generally retained
by those who receive them as long -
possible. people for the most part
paying fractional currency and offer.
ing bills to be exchanged rather
than part with their silver coins.
Many business men or consumers that
were in the habit Of paying fractional
currency ~ fast - received are now
keeping ii over from day to day % much
a. possible, fearing lest by some scci-
dent the next days supply may be short.
Il thus happens in some large cities,
that both currency and silver are largely
retained from circulation. This condi-
ton Of affairs IL il supposed will not long
be continued and the Indications at last
point to more rapid exchange Of coin for
currency. The Treasury had on hand at
the end Of the last month several million
Of dollars Of fractional currency but it
was paid out In the regular course Of
business 90 thst whom the Silver bill be.
came law there WAS in tho Treasury De.
partmsnt less than $500, 900. The De.
pastmsnt il compelled to retain a. much
~ possible for its own operations, and
even IL IL were not the issue of silver for
the whole amount would mot relieve the
difficulty sppreciabiy. -
General Sherman visited tho Empress
Of Brazil by appointment to-day. He
staid an hour.
Tho Suns Washington special says it
is thought the impeachment project will
be qusshed
New YoAK, May Thomas Dods-
worth, the orieinators Of Dodsworth's
band. died yesterday, aged SO years. He
was horned in Sheffield, England.
The Herald's Washington special says
that Grant is again quite i'll and under
the care Of physicians. The Herald re-
psats the story that the President favors
Conkling as his successor.
WASHINGTON. May 1.-The public
debt statement shows q reduction for
April OF $2,780. 900; coin balance, ST..
COS, 900; currency balance, IS. 100. 900.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-02
BY ELEGR APH!

sPncIAL TO TEE PIoCH1 DAILY 1xoolD,
~ WRsrKRN UNION LINE.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-02

sAx Francisco. May l.
MORNING SALES.
'sA.- -.,,r-56 s5s. ssasio sSh sSkbso
FS Spnm.r~sss bio ssh 33a sSk -
1893 nAis Curry-I9sz 19s l9h 1914
80 oo a. : Relcher-5sh SO 5ob5 81 y o9hoSo
100 Be,sa.,sSrnis~;sk fsk rs 7sAs 7sk 7sA
- SSsx.g,-l7 l6,s l6t
s ~ S.r yirainis-sis TAN .4z ta
ie W SsoIIsr Potosi-s5 9ib5 " VI W sooo
~ I.is ! Norcross-5s 81
leo n nA,v Point-l7 TX l7,s l1s
~ NAV Jscket-2s 28k 20 2sb5 2sS 2shb6
1885 Inperial-. "a
"a Eentuck-l3h
e,S Ilphs-5l SOY 81
20 RR.Ieher-25. 25A ass ash %
"a, Couidencs-1sH
~ ~ S,srrs Neyads Tx lsb5 Is lI5s
Sss Ttah-25h % ask
-. -. pnIlion-48b30 Al Ash
~ ~ rSebeouer-19h 1917 1872
- Oyermsn-66 50
~ ~ GTrstice-25b5 IS 25h 24A
100 S9 Tnion Con-l4A IA 1879 lax
SO Lady Bryan-lA
ss JnIis-lla liz II liz
AK az osledonis-g ~ OK 81 $40 ss sab'
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-14
Vicinity Items.


The sabbath school concert at the Bap.
fist church, which took place last Sunday
evening brought together a large eongre-
CATION. The church was beautifully deco
rated with plants aud flowers. Near the
altar hung motto with the words "shun
the wine cup" The program was volun-
tary by the choir; responsive reading by
Mr.. More and Miss Mills; payer by Rev.
Mr.. Mills; singing by the choir; reading of
verses by Miss Marion Mills class and
others; a temperance piece sung by Miss
Emma Rand.
Several pieces were spoken by the child
rem; one by little Walter Mills, which was
listened to with the closest attention. He
was cheered At the close. Others spoke
well and showed that they had been well
trained. A piece was then sung by the
choir, " we are marching on" Miss Bessie
Rand and Miss Nj. Mills read two pieces !;
enc, " why gave up hotel keeping and
the other, " Beware of the cup" Short
addresses were made by the superintendent
of Whipple Hollow, Rev. Nj. Mills, and
Deacon X. Woodcock We must say that
great credit is due to Mr.. More the super
incndent of the school as well as the te ich-
els and scholars for the promptness IN
which everything was carried out. 1t was
one of the best concerts which have been
held here for long time.
II. f. Lothrop and family and Mrs. A.
ID. Tiffany and Edward Paine have gone to
the centennial.
PAwLRr.
Farmers in this vicinity are feeling ju-
bilant nova days, cheese selling brisXly
and prices for potatoes at from so to Go cts.
per bushel
The gospel meetings are continued with
success under the care of Miss Fannie
Townsley at the Congregational church.
On Sabbath last the house was well filed
by an attentive audience both morning af-
ternoon, and evening.
The Franklin base ball club of this place
gained another victory on Saturday last
over the Unions of East Hebron N. Y.
The score as follows for Unions, runs,
Franklin's II runs. They are talking quite
loud, and are ready to play any club in
Rutland county. If the Alsrts of Poult-
ney would like to play them game ball
for ball they will accept their challenge
any time. They wish to hear from them.
The "Arcadians" or what were formerly
known as Beedles Swiss Bell Ringers, are
to give one of their entertainments in Met
iowa Hall on Monday evening next. AS
they have heretofore given such good sat
istaction we bespeak for them full house.
The scholars of the NJ. Il. Church Sab
bath school and others went to Wells for Il
picnic on Tuesday of this week. The day
was all any person could wish and all enjoy
ed the ride, but more especially the refresh
ments. Nj.