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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-04-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CLEARING HOUSE.
MONEY AT OrHRR POINTS,

MONEY AT OTHER PJlNTSs
The New York Tribune OF the 18th says:
TIE week closes upon money market rar her
more active than usual, in consequence of the
large business done in stocks on Thursday,
and their delivery and receirt~ so~ciay. thus
counterpaIancIns, the usual easier feeling Gus
tomary on Saturday, when loans command
two days's interest. The more general rates
are and 5, the rule to the leading bond deal
ers being as usual 8. The closing quotation
was 3aS1z other loans as low as ~. The move
ment in commercial parer was quiet.
DEPRECIATION OF GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
Eur~pean capitalists who have furnished
various governments with funds, will which
TO raise and equip armies and carry on wars
are becoming excessively tired OF the business
and rather than take the risks in future, are
likely to be content with a lower rate ofinterest
The London Economit states that the obliga-
tions of Turkey, Egypt and Peru have de-
preciated in value TO the extent of S35r 600 u
within the last twelve months, and a further
decline is probable. But this is not all OF the
story. There are Twelve other governments
which are on the verge of bankruptcy and
whose securities show q most .dishear Cening
decline. They are catalogued as follows:
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-04-19
EAST LIBERTY LIVE STOCK MARKET.

EAST LIBERTY, PA. Aprn I7.-BKEF CATTI T.
The receipts for the last days have been O.
O57 head, or III cars of through stock, and IA
cars for this market, making a total for the
week ending this day of $3.50 head, ags inst
1859 head the week before. The supply is very
light, and nothing doing, except a few at re-
tail, so can not form reliable quotations.
Hostile receipts for the days past have
been 1853 head, making a total for the week
OF 1850 head, against 1890 head the week
before; Workers 81 6O@7 80; Philadelphias Is %
as 50.
SHEEP-The receipts for the 3 days East have
been $50 head, making a total for the week
of 1920 head, against l6,5Oo mead the week
before; none selling.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-04-19
NEW YORK COrroE MARKpy.

sew YoRE, April I7-Cotton-Quiet; mid
barely steady: April Is s-S2c: May Is lF-l6c;
June 10 size: Iulv IL 25-32@l3 l3-l6c: August
d l5-lec; September l3 ll-l6c; october 1870;
December IL l3-S2d1S1<c.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-04-19
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. April 7.-Dry Goods usiness
was more active in the packing and jobbing
branches of the trade, but foreign goods ruled
quiet; prints in fair demand, bat weak; Man
chester. Hamilton American and Dunnen
reduced to &c; American shirtings SIC; WOOL
ems dull dress goods more active.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-04-19
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE INDIAN
APOLIS MARKETS.

INDIANAPOLIS PRONlSlON Nj ARkET.
8. c. HAMs-JobbIng, lie; s. c shoulders, l2c;
bacon shoulders l0lzc; bacon C. sides. lac.
DRIED BEEF-NOn1nal; iobbing, l5c.
LARD-Steady; kettle lS14al4c; y. ?: firm at
l3stal3Nc cash March or April; l41Sc May.
BREAKFAsT BAcoN-JobbIng, loo.
GREAsE-Brown, &c; yellow, 71zasc; white,
I0hc.
BULK MEATs-S. p. h. offered at lsc; d. g.
shoulders, cash or April, Sac May, SIC c: T.
June.
INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN AND FLOUR MARKET
FLoUR-The market is quiet and strong
City fancys are held at from 81 O0a7 So; family
a. % 75a6 20; country family, 81 76a5 IS; extra
at "a al IS low grades ranging from y 6Oaj &c,
RYE FLoUR-slow at 81 5Os47=c.
=WHEAT-Is unchanged at 81 0Oal 70 for
cnoice indiana; No. amber " ould bring 81 30
al IS, offering sht; damaged 7oaS5c; no grade,
Slssl 20; choice Kansas and Michigan, VI 3D.
all by sample.
demand: mixed, in elevate, 4faHc; high
mixed, in elevator, 4b16sf71xc; mixed, 1. o. b :,
47c; high mixed, I. o. b., 4Sc; some sales even
stock; reiecied high mixed in color would
briug 46al7c, I. o b.; offers OF high mixed spo
at as. c, f. O. b. 1910 bid ear corn 45as6c.
OArs-Prospects moderate and prices steady; ;
white 3sa4Uc; white 3Sa50c; No. white aa3Sc;
mixed sSassc; irdiana aud Illinois. bs sam PIE
a &c; rejected And no grade, by sample,
25s3ac, owing 10 condition.
RYE-NominaI at 6Ua75c.
INDIANAPOLIS PRODUCE MARKET.
APPLEs-Are scarce and firm at from 81 75a
w from store; car load lots 81 50a4 IS per bill.
kGGs-Are in fair supply and shippers are
paying l2alkhc for barrel lots. Commission
merchants selling at l5c.
PCCLTRY-The market is reported active.
Live turkeys are scarce aud in demand at tic
per pound; geese 10 20 per dozen ducks So 20
per dozen ROSTERS Is W per dozen, old hens
s. 70 per doz N.
PoTAToEs-The market is wei supplied at 81
@iec for car load loJs; Jobbing at @50c. Sweet
pOtatoes-Jersey seed are held 81 5Og5 per bill;
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-04-19
sALEs ON 'CHANGE.

IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
The followlngis an exhibit OF receipts and
shipments OF leading commodities for twenty
four hours:
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-04-19

THE purchasing price for government bonds
In Indianapolis vary from the New Nork quo
tations k@l per cent.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-04-19

dist ibution by the members. Mr.: Gibson re-
rsrred TO the work of Mr.. Carlisle In high y
manner, which was Endorsed,
and on motion the thanks OF the board were
unanimously voted. "Well done good and
pleasant to tab e, end we congratulate Mr..
Cailisle upon his success.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-04-19
INDIANAPOLIS GROCERY MARKET

COMMISSIONING grades of Rio are quoted
al 2O12s tic: good to fair at 2l%s22ISc; prime
at q l23Ee; choice 10 fancy, at Aa2415c and
Java at B. , a351Zc.
SUGARs-Prices steady, with God jobblng
emaDd. We quote: Refined at ju1zc Tor
A. on A lOAc, 95zal0c for extra G. and llsEa
uskc Tor hard; circle G and b, 9Zagskc; yell
lows, %sae1zc; New Orleans, good to choice S1k
aS1zc.
MoLAssEs AND SYRUP-New Orleans molas-
Ses Is worth 55a6Sc for fair TO fancy, and syrups
1t 5OaSl for common TO fancy.
RICE-Dealers quote at 7aSc for Carolina I;
6ba 70 for fair to best Louisiana.
CHEEsE-Continues firm at l3Hal4c for
prime 70 choice factory.
The New York herald., 1876-09-12
ucrloS NoricE-A RARE CHANCE TO rUf
new Bedroom sult, worth 81 $50,

was the
The design and workmanship are boautui ssd Is very
doubtful II II be excelled The Exhibition Law mat.
ters stopped the exhibition OF H. aud ,s sold this day
TUESDAY. commencing O o'clock At Il East 2uth ST.,
nesi broadway; also rlapofor,e psror suits latest
style in cotelne brocstcl sus rep and hair
cloth 20 Oil Paintings Bedstead Mirrors Dressing Cases,
Extension Tables Buffet M.ttrsssss wardrobes Clocks,
Curta Side tabes Crockery. Cutlery Car
pets &e. and every household Article. &c. &c
sale positive a&NkN linn. AueIionee.
The New York herald., 1876-09-12
A UCTION.-EXTRA LARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNf-
"A sale.

THIS (Iuesdayl MORNING. mmenctng ~ lOla O'Clock
Property Of private family.
a. the residence los East 18th second door from 4th
Velvet Brussels ingram Carpets maenhcen satin brocade
reps and hxcoth Paor suits elegant rosewood Piano
torte Mirrors Curtains Paintings Vases ktageres Tables
Lounges, Turkish Chairs Bedstca ads Dressing Cases,
Bureaus, Washstands, Commode Wardrobes, hair aud
spring Mattresses Bedding Bosters Pillows french wal
nut sidoboard extension Tables. Glass China, Silver
ware. Cutlery. servants Furniture &C kOTH. Anc-
The New York herald., 1876-09-12

-NrcTioN sALE.-RfC HOUSEHOLDS fURNlTCRK
~ IL INLAID WALNUT CHAMBER SKIS.
STEINWAY ~ OCTAVE PIANUFORTE.
CHICKERlNG UPRIGHT PIANO,
oil Paintings statasry, ke.
THIS Tuesday, MORNING.. commeucing at 10 o'clock,
NJ hve story brown stone mansion
no AZ WEST 10TH ST. BETWEEN 5rH AND 9TH AVS
RICH PARI.OR AND DRAWING ROOM SUITS.
criins and gold dam ask satin aud brocadc;
moquettc velvet and Brussels Carpets;
mante and pier Mirrors
Cabinets Btageres Turkish and spanish Lounges, Easy
Cbsr nlsd Mxrque.re Tables imported Bronzes French
Clocks Musical Boxes Lace Curtains Centre and Console
Tables Library and secretare Book Cases Books Library
Tables Desks Turkish suit Bisque
BEDROOM FURNITURE. CONSISTING
elaborate and plain Bedroom Sets nad and g Bedsteads
Dressing Cases Bureaus Washstands. single and double
Brdsssad s3 fine hair and spring Mattresses feather Pill
lows Banset Toilet aud plush Suits marble top
Tables. Chairs, Rockers. Reclning Chairs. LouneeA
DINING FURNITURE via :-rwo Extension Tables, In
laid French sidcboord Chairs in cather Sverwsc
Dnner and Tea Cutlery kc two Hall stands Kitchen
Furniture. DC.
N. B.-sale positive. Take 9Th av. or University place
ROBERT g. CASHIN. AuctioneeE
Competent & pack ship goods city country.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-08
Ex.GRclo Vice President.

The names Of accidental P1esl'
dents-Tyler, Fillmore, johnson
are we'll enough known 70 the coan-
try. Those OF accidental Vice Presi,
dents may, in these days Of political
turmoil, be mentioned. After the
accession of John Tyler to the
Presidency. Samuel L. Southard, OF
New Jersey, President pro tenn, OF
the Senate. succeeded in 1912 to the
dignity. In 1851 William Z: King
of Alabama took the place Of Millsrd
Fillmore, after the death of Presl.
dent TAYLOR. In 1852 he was elected
to full Vice Presidency on the ticket
with Franklin Pierce. but dying IN
Office in 1868, left the position to
David r. Atchison Of Missouri.
Senator Atchison's term expired IN
1853, and Jesse D. Bright OF Indiana
was elected his successor. When
Andrew johnson became President,
LAFAYETTE Foster of Connecticut
became acting Vice President in
1865, to be followed the next year
by benjamin F. Wade of Ohio.
The death OF Henry wilson ieit Tue
place in the custody Of Mathew F.
Carpenter of Wisconsin in 1874, who
at the expiration OF his term, in 1875
was succeeded by the present incum-
bent of the Office, Thomas ". Ferry,
of Michigan. Senator Ferry's term
expires CT The 4th Of March next,
and then who is to be his successor?
Some one it is probable will be
elected before the adjournment, but
it will be only in the event OF the
death or resignation Of Mr.. Ferry.
Two thirds Of the members Of the
Senate ire ho!d.overs, but the ses-
sion of the Senate adjourns sine die
with the termination Of the House
Of Representatives. 1t is customary
fer the President to call an execu-
tive session Of the Senate immedi-
ateiy after the close Of the session,
when new members are sworn in;
but will it be done on the forth
coming eventful 4th Of March, Sun
day? If not. who on that day will
be President pro tem?-lS. +.
Bulletin.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-08
The Mari Ecttes-

After = ve.y Successful seas"n here. IN
watch ,Lay have delighted everybody
the Roya, Mario.o,tes closed 'he.T ga
eagement CT three nights peri torrance
We cannot call 10 mind moro pleasing
show; ard what ia equally gratifying and
equally pleasing is the vsry courteous
AID gentiemanhle department ci Us
management. There are very few SHOW.
uen who are qualified 20 DO entrusted
with the conduct OF a matinee like that
which was held yesterday afternoon,
The qualities needed are gen,lpneSs' pa
thence and though.faluess. These quai-
tiles our old friend Dan Waitron ros-
Sas-ss in an eminent degree; ant % nm
and his assistants is dn- much OF the
satisfaction with whici. the second visit
Of the Ms.:onettes TO orr city has been
received. As TO .ha shos Itself, 1t IS en-
titled to all its popularity. ION merit.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-08
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
4 Fine Display Of Silvcrware.

Fox is outdoing himself this pop in
the holiday line. His trip to the Cen
tenrial did him good; and what's quite
Is important, improved the character of
his goods, wares and merchandise. His
splendid stock of silverwsre, now open
ing. IVES selected by himself personally.
at the mandatory. 1t is all frst class
in make and quality. OF the latest style
and remarkably cheap. The variety is
very great. There are tea sets. spoons.
cups, knives, butter dishes. cake baskets,
napkin rings and every imaginable thing
ever made OF silver; also vast assert
meut Of the very best quality Of plated
ware. We notice among other new
goods at Fox's some very handsome
mirrors, hand glasses and the like.
These too are goods which Fox selected
ahile at the Centennial. 4 great stock.
that of Mr.. Fox's.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-08

JOIN QUIxcY ADAMS MooEE. ESQ, is
doing full credit to his aristocratic names
Nv having fit of the real, genuine. old
fashioned govt. He sits cooked up in
state. his invalid foot carefully cushioned
on q pillow, his head resting on the back
Of an easy chair and himself in oondi-
tiou of amiability only equaled by the
pious resignation with which he accepts
bis aches and pains and bears the rod Of
sfiiction. He has our condolenents and
sympathy, likewise opr commendation
a., his Christian fcrtituae.
The "Sharon crowd" have been
.nccessful In their struggle for the
control Of the Mexican Nine.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-08
The German Band.

On the evening OF the i4ih, The world
renowned German Band. on special
.eaye of absence from his majesty. the
Emperor Of Germany. VIII appear upon
the stage of the Carson Theater and
favor our citizens with enc o. their
Grand concerts. No lees :iran 10 GER
formers constitute this great musical Or
uspization. At the Centennial they won
the Palm over ali competitors from all
over The woriI-Americl. France. Eug-
hand, everywhere. Orr lovers Of music
mus, prepare themselves for treat OF
IN unprecedented character. The adj
yer:isement Of this entertainment VIII be
found in this mornings ArPEaL-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-08

Prof Fiske, at Cornell, takes mem-
bers Of the Freshman class through
the library. He explains The contents
Of the alcoves, shows them rare and
interesting volumes, and talks about
literary matters. This is an excellent
cultivating work.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-08

A vein CT coal has been discovered
in the hills between Paradise Valley
and Canyon Creek, in Humboldt
county-so we learn from the Silver
State of the 9Th.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-08

Mart Gaige got jolt, the other day,
by stepping down somew hat care
,assly from a shelf where he had been
arranging some things, and a lame
foot is the consequence. That's how
he appears on tue street geared to q
pair OF crutchus.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-08

The Funeral of The late Charles A.
Myers. the V. 4 T. brakeman who
WAS fatally injured while on duty a
few days since, took place yesterday
Afternoon. The sad ceremonies were
quite nUmerOusly attended.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-08
Notice.

MIR. WI. O. II. MARTIN FROM
WI ard after this date is admitted into part
nersnip in our Empire City business, which will
be conducted in the same manner and under
the old firm name Of Stadtmuller 4 Co., as
heretofore. Taking this opportunity Of thank.
ing our friends for the liberal patronage be.
slowed on us during many years, We bespeak
Of the same for the new firm.
+. d, STApTN ULI.EH,
F. WALTER.
Empire City, December LIST. 1876. I'm
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-08

TIE MATINEE tas yesterday S afternoon
performances mus: be perverse!y called.
az in conformity with All accepted mis-
none,N. was tremendous outpouEing
Of the infantry forces Of our little city.
Their. vas not much less than a .hnus-
and people present, nine-ten'Es being
children. Nearly eight hundred tickets
we're sold. We ueyer did see such a jam
and never saci elaborate and i,reprossi-
BILE enthusiasm. This emotion Of de-
light kept getting more and moro demon
s,.a.ive and emphatic. 1t became
effervescent over Blondin; explosive over
the harleduinade; and fairly superheated
and DYNAMIC in its elimination ct the
| transformation scene. 1t was worth ten
times the price Of the entertainment to
see the Young 'uns enjoy themselves.
| EVERYTHING passed OF smoothly and
without ary accident; and mothers and
protective aunts and feminine guar
dams generally hreathed as freely when
all was over and they were once more
10 the Sir as they always do when the
srnas! circus going Is safely accom-
plished and the Juvenile back Is con-
ten,elly turned upon the saw dust and
the ponies and the gifted Ean who
pe6iles candy IL three distinct Ian
gnsSes.
TEE new sidewalk il t.or, Of Carba:t
block is quito a charming bit of car
oentry-level, broad and commodious
What was severe private loss is very
decided public gain: and :hs improve
ments made by these ente.p.ising gen
tiemen. the Corbett Brothers, upon the
site of their lately burned hotel are a
very decided addition to the attractive
ness and accessibility Of North Carson
street. We hope their Investment may
be proven very profitable one and en-
courage other property-own to build
ss permanently aud handsomely rs tLesy
have.
MoRK OUrsiDE G.s.-Gas externally
utilized as contradistinguished from gas
internally emitted and wasted upon the
Solonifercus ear, will be a new cbsrac-
teristic 20 greet and nle.se the Lesi5ia-
tive eye. during the coming session
ibis is evident in tbs preparations now
made and making :or the uprearirG of
lamp posts upon each side OF the four
outside door ways TO the Capitol. lis
we'll. Let there be light.
Mart Gaige got JOLT, the other day,
by stepping down somew hat care
laSSly from a shelf where he had been
arranging some things, and lame
foot is the consequence. That's how
he appears on tue street geared TO
pair OF crutchuS.
The Funeral of The late Charles A.
Myers. the V. 4 T. brakeman who
was fatally injured while on duty
few days since, took place yesterday
afternoon. The sad ceremonies were
quite numerOusly attended.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-08
MINING STOCK REPORT
NlOrutn0 Board

~
cS'iI Div "a, a. a.. -,
Mexican ns I..,. ~.
o"ui1 am . - at * IA.
Er,t an ,,',,s !.
Sai'1p. -, 30 -. o ,n..
pay ,.;,ss q se,s az. US Al =,
SoA -, =. -. sI.S a. sc,
-. :. y, - 49, s,,n< i.ns 81
,-ho!iaI ~ -, .,s -. n-s.i<
RAJ ~
,:tI~ r. - ,,1r nc ,c5. ~. : 49,.
ieii"S %, -, "a. In. 81 Sc 20, -
- Is-,s go ssr. los 3. CSC
Alpha Us -. as ~ :, - y, 'os d's' " ,
;ai., lbs ~. .,
Sierra Nevada ll-1> rs !'o' - a. J. Us -
B.l"Se- lsS ~ :, 1p> 10.
Bullion i!nS -
Excii.riUer 1905 L., US i-ts
tta!: .i1S ~ ~
Oye.maa l.-Ss ll'. .'s:] ~, hos ~ - i'O'
IDS ll3i.. !A,s liz bio, lUs lliil
seq Rs;cfer los NJ. :; = IS
Justice sl,s "a, IN -, JSSs 60 is -d,- BIO,
los ~ t:s1
Union Con lbs !:
Buckeye l,0,2
C4tcloaia S,,s l2i., IStS 1913, !yihn j., Z, is
l.a.
Julia .Gs O..
Hn!rkcrbocker 1875. {, rs AZ,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-08

HAaASs MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and re-
stores the complexion: removes freckles, tan
and sailown,-ss; makes the skin soft, white and
delicate. Its application cannot be- detected.
my2leod-wfs-iy
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-08

LYONS K.TaAIEoN makes beautiful, glossy,
iu1uriant hair prevents its falling out or turn
ing gray. II has stood the test Of ~ Years. Is
chsr.uingly perfumed. and has no rival.
my2leod- wfsly
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-08

Beaver are reported plentiful in the
Humboldt river near Winnemucca.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-08
/ O s T..

GOLD Pm AND Pc NCIL
~ were los. somewhere In this city day or
two ago. Any one finding the same and return
Ing to this office will be suitably rewarded.
Carson, December 5, 1916.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-04
GREE MON.

We desire 10 pay q just tribute to the clos
ing exercises In our school, at this place.
The recitstions aud speeches by the junior
class, and by Misses vsra and Allie Christy,
Elite Harmon, Matte McCsuley. Hattie and
Sallie ~Bumgsrner, were as good As your cor
respondent has ever heard from like students.
The fecltations in the second class were !:
Mary Robinson, ''Over the Border - Ella
Davis. "Why should the spirit Of Mortal be
Proud =" b. Elliot, ,Eulogy pm Lafayette ;
f. Robinson, the s'Greedy Fox = j.. Hern-
don. "Goipg and Coming )" Miss S. Calvin,
.sThsnatnpsis; Miss S. Herndon, ''the
Closing Year," Miss NJ. Herndon, esprit OF
Poetry - Miss b. Swink, sthe Violet
The spelling and reading classes performed
their parts admirably, evidencing that they
had not been idle students. The class in U.
S. History, composed of Miss Calvin, S. and
NJ. H%erndon, Ben. Elliot and j. Swink, was
very perfect. And last we notice the class
in algebra, consisting S. and N. Herndon.
y. Calvin and Ella Davis. which showed
thorough training. The writer has attended
. great many school examinations, but never
one where such evide noes OF close study
were apparent. Were he mentally qualified,
he could fill q large space III your valuable
paper with a minute description of all IT,
was said and done, but will close by saying
that he was agreeably surprised on the occa
sion. Everything Wen to show that Mr.
C. o. Smith and his popular assistant, Mis-
Herndon, had been faithfully and diligentl,
discharging their duty in training the you'll
under their charge In useful lessons O
knowledge, though they had some rougl
material to deal with. May they live lon,
and prosper; and may their precepls neve
be forgotten by their puI lis. We are hupp
to announce that Miss Alice Herndon hu
consented to teach u summer session tor Iii
We most ch%eerfully recommend her as i
every way competent.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-04
BERLIN.
Business good.
Wheat looks well.
\ boat looked for soon.
Fruit, so far. not killed.

Wheat looks well.
\ boat looked for soon.
Fruit, SO far. not killed.
Hogs still continue to die.
No changes TO report from this village.
Farmers are generally well advanced with
their work.
Mrs. Lewis. Of Saline. is now visiting her
daug inter-, Mrs. Howard.
Mr.. Wernwas Is doing a driving business
on the other side of the river.
The tobacco interest is also gaining
ground, and l believe it will have a fair test.
Mr.. Edgar Fleming has returned home
from his extensive tour, looking much i'm
proved. -
Several lots of fine cattle being fed in this
community. Nr. Isaac Shelby has = large
lot on his farm.
Hemp is coming in. now, in small quanti-
ties. From present calculations, there will
he more than al average Of hemp sOwn this
season.
The mothers about here wear long faces
of late. ''SchoOl Is out" and ne place to
send the Eddies and TOmmies. School
closed last week, with public exercises, at
night, in which all who took part showed
that school days were not wasted by tn em.
Those deserving special mention are: Lewis
| Howard, who recited IL hate to be a hoy -
Lizzie Smith spoke OF the little ones,' and
Jas. billiard followed with sour Parents ;"
when Forest Lynch told show to do right,"
followed by Willie Wernwag, giving the
stime;;' then came Anna Caldwell aud Lizzie
Smith with an amusing dialogue ; now the
house was brought down by Ben Howard's
..to the gentlemen and ladIes;'' then the
scene was changed by John s NTH. who re-
cited the little boy that died. and Annie
CaldweI.followed with "Mary Dow" Nat.
Martin restored life with the little orator.
being followed by Clara Martin aud Laura
Lynch, with an Interesting and instructive
dialogue; Lee billiard followed IN "A Dlrge.'
All went of well, and many regrets were
heard that school had closed. K.