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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-10-18

| CITY COUNCIL.-There was Just Il quo
rum Of the city council last Tuesday night,
vie; Messrs. Fultz, Abby, Bagby, Byers,
Todd, Evans, Bledsoe. A special license
was granted the Railway Accident Insurance
Co.
Teachers pay for one month was allowed
The special water committee reported
that the water works would be in condition
to be received on the 1st of November.
A stone guttering was ordered on Green
street, and curbing and paving to be replace
ed on Frederick and Green Streets.
The committee on Fire was instructed to
examine into complaint made by chief hose
director as to the unauthorized use of the
city hose.
Mr.. Isaac Witt, Chairman OF the Finance
Committee, rendered his resignation as a
member of the council. 1t was laid on the
table.
Certificate of the qualification of J. A.
Cochran. councilman elect, was received.
The Committee on streets were instructed
to ascertain by what authority the work on
Market street is being done and the proba-
bic cost of the same.
Grand Jury for the November Term of
the Circuit Court, commencing November
LIST, 1877:
Beverly Manor.-James Henderson, W.
M. Tate, A. II. Price, E. NJ. Gushing.
Pastures.-James T. Cook, John D. Youel,
J. Hatch Slower, John Roudabush.
Riverheads.-W. T. Wallace, james W.
Vines, John A. Spencer, John Silor.
South River.-James w. Patrick, A. L.
Wagner, II. II. Shackclford, and Phillip
Schumacher.
Middle River.-Jacob Warwick, W. NJ.
Wilson, James Western, Tobias Weller.
North River.-D. N. VanLear, John WAL
ton, James A. Turk, W. II. Showalter
Petit Jury drawn for the 18th of Novem-
Der:
South Rivera. G. Hcnkle, r. N. Hicks,
John W. Ellison.
Beverly Manor james F. Pllnket, Jos.
T. TannelIill, John D. Greaver.
Pastures.-J. Hendron Wilson, J. N. Will
son, Isaac Fl. Young.
North River.-Lewis Whitmorc, A. R.
Whitmore, j. Addison Whitmorc.
Middle River.-John D. Wonderlcy, Sam
uel Yount, Thomas J. Walker.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II. Wise, Louis Wise
man, and John N. Wright
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THE CITY COURT met on Monday for the
trial of VIM. A. Britton charged with cutting
and stabbing L. G.. W. Butler on the Oath of
last May. He was defended by Mr.. Tucker.
The jury found verdict of guilty and fixed
his punishment at one year in the peniteE-
tiary.
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Fine imported cigars at Tyree's.

LADIES If you fail to examine J. w.
MENTIONS stock of Shoes and Walking
Boots before purchasing, you will regret it.
If You wish to fit on shoes without taking
them home, you can do so in the ladies'
work room adjoining the Store, free from
observation. Shoes from 81 to SIS pair.
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Job Work.

We have now one of the best appointed
JOB OFFICES in the Valley. and can turn
out as neat work as can be executed in the
State. We have added numerous fonts of
type to our heretofore we'll selected assort-
ment, and can promise satisfaction to all
who vii! favor us with their work.
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Issued Every Thursday Morning.
$500 4 Year, Invariably In Advance.

Advertisements inserted at 81 per square for
FIRST insertion, and fifty cents for each subsequent
Insertion.
Liberal discount made for quarterly, half yearly,
and yearly advertisements.
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Five Brands of the best, Oldest Twist To-
baco, just opened. We guarantee it the
best and oldest in the city. A good sound
twist for 10c. Come and try, and you will
use no other. FIFER & Co
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JEWISH WEDDING.-On Tuesday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock, a large assemblage OF our
citizens convened at the residence of Mr.. B.
Oberdorfer, to witness the marriage of his
daughter, Miss Sophia Obcrdorfer, to Mr.. NJ.
NJ. Eisenman of this place. The interesting
ceremony was performed by the Rev. DR..
David Stern, Rabbi of Harrisonburg, Va.
The marriage contract was read by the Rab-
bi land signed by the parties and witnesses.
A large display of beautiful and useful pres
ents was exhibited, some thirty in number,
and bountiful repast partakcn of by all
present. The bridal party then took passage
on the Midland railroad train for Baltimore.
Our best wishes attend them, and may hap
piness and prosperity ever be their portion.
Charlottesville Jefersonion.
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There is a perfect calm in the flour and
grain market in the eastern centres of trade.
The '.bulls' .and ''bears, after bitter and
stubborn contest, have retired from the con-
dict. apparently exhausted, and waiting to
gather little breath before they renew the
graphic. Shippers have been quiet, re-
garding prices most too strong to purchase
for Shipment, and producers are proverbiai-
ly cautious and firm. The market here has
experienced very little change since our last
issue. Extra flour yesterday was quoted at
So So, with 75c off for superfine, and Is adj
ded for family. Wheat at 81 25 to ST. 80.
There was no particular animation, and no
unusual quantity offering.
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P. e. Wilson is selling tobacco and cigars
best brand, low for cash.

FEDERAL COURT.-We learn that Judge
Hughes, of the Eastern District of Virginia,
will sit st the Abingdon term of Judge
Rivcs' Court, on the 23d of October, and at
the special term at Danville, on the 18th OF
November. Judge Rves is still suffering
trom rheHRatism in his arms and limbs, and
although his condition is somewhat improv-
ed, he will not be sufficiently restored to en-
ter upon active official work at The times
above mentioned. The business of his courts
WILL however, be attended to by Judges
huehes and Bond. We have heard nothing of
"a special term for Harrisonburg.
Read the adilIess Of tho all;..x. n A.
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The BEST Cotton Yarn made in the U. S.
is sold by NEWTON, at s1.1O bale.
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Read notice of desirable city property For
SALE on easy terms by c. A. RICHARDSON.
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LADIES-If you wish the best so cent 2
Button Kid Glove you ever saw, 60 to
NEwTON'S.
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The best Sets Cigar in the city will be
found at W. r. Tyree's Drug Store.
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MA3A3A3s not easily earned in these times,
V|H but it can be made in three months
an 4 4 by any one of either sex, in any
part Of the country who Is willing
to work steadily at the employ
ment that we furnish. $3.50 per
week IN your own town. You need not be away
from nome over night. You can give your whole
Time Tim TO the work. or only your spare moments.
we nave agents who making over $40 per
gay 4 All who engage in it can make money fast
a.. Inc present time money not be made
nashy ana rapidly at any other business It costs
nothlhg 70 try the business. Terms and $5 outfit
ia ADDRESS at once, H. HALLETT & Co.. Port
ianu' maine. july l9-1y
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PERsONAL.-Geo. Harlan has been az.
pointed Judge of Election for Ward No. 1. !;
vice T. c. Morton moved out of the ward.
A letter from the War Department to q
citizen OF this place states that no informa-
ton has been received there OF the death of
Capt. Henry c. Cooke, of the. I'd infantry
who not long since married Miss Tenesa
Thorn, formerly of Staunton
Mr.. VIM. A. Gushing, one of our most en-
terprising and capable young business men,
leaves for Fort Worth, Texas, on Monday,
to engage in the jewelry BUN ess. He is a
| thorough workman and will succeed where
pluck and energy tell.
Mr.. VIM. Glenn, son of Hugh A. Glenn
Esq, has gone west to engage in business.
lie will be in St. Louis during the winter
and will go to California in the spring. We
wish him success in his new field.
Another Augusta man, Mr.. G. B. Ed
wards. of Mt Sidney, left for Dallas, Texas.
yesterday, to go into farming and railroad
business.
Capt. John Paul has resigned the position
OF Commemorative Attorney for Rocking
ham county. He is candidate for the State
Senate.
Mr.. c. A. Moputjoy. Master of Arts of
the University of Virginia, has entered up
on his duties as Professor of Ancient Lam
guages and Sciences at the Wesleyan Fe-
male Institute of this place. He has had
several years experience as teacher, and
comes with the very highest testimonials.
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Carpets and Oil Cloth in great variety
from 25 cents to sl.25 per yard, at NEW
TONS.
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LIST OF PACKAGES REMAINN1NG IN THE
EXPRESS OFFICE.--J. M. Andrews, E. Ar
bngast, w. Brown, Rev. w. 2. Blackcston,
E. Bishop, A. Brown, S. D. Crawford, F. o.
Dornell, j. Davis, G. W. Edwards. W. G.
Furguson, X. Flemming, Rev. J. X. Gilbert,
r. CAM, J. Hedrick. J. Higgs, J. F. Hinkle,
NJ. Houlhn, II. Hevner, J. Hotchiss, j. O.
Irwin. S. ]. Kline, Mrs. V. Kinney, W. T.
Lane, NJ. Lee, S. Leedey, W. T. Layton, J.
r. Miller, G. NJ. A. Michael, Mrs. j. D. Nc
Gulfin, J. l.. Patterson, Mrs. ". Parry, D.
H. Perkey, j. A. Ruley, NJ. l.. Robinson,
Fl. P. Roller, 7. Smith, E. Suter, J. W.
Smith, Mrs. A. r. Schreckise, G.. W. Ster-
rick, c. II. Wiesman, A. R. Whtemore,
G. Wright, J. D. Butcher, Stout s. Jones,
]. W. Parkinson, c. G. Baldwin, J. C. Full
les, Peggy Berry, C. r. Davis.
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Buy your Lamps and Lamp goods at Ty-
rec's Store if You want the cheapest.
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P. E. Wilson is selling general assort-
ment of groceries lower than any other
house in town.
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Stamping on Linen, Cotton and Flannel,
neatly and satisfactorily executed at New
tons.
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Chairs Recaned and repaired by J.
A. & Y. NJ. Bickle. oct1S If
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P. E. Wilson has bought out Dinkel &
Pitzer, on Augusta street, near the Court.
house.
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p. E. Wilson is selling boots and shoes
6eloac cost at Dinkel G. Pitzer's old stand.
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P. &c. Wilson is selling wooden-ware lower
than any one else for cash. Come and see.
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P. f. Wilson is selling groceries at re-
Iuced prices for cash.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-Judge McLau g him
presiding on the 1st of Novem =
Der, instead of the 10Th OF October, as stated
last week.
Judge Mclaughlin directs the Clerks to
give notice of an important charge in the
arrangement of the docket for the Novem-
Der term, viz: The first II days OF the term
OF Chancery cases, and all such bushes, to
be disposed of during the term, must be
placed in his hands by the 18th day of No.
vember.
This change is m ,de because of the great
reduction in the law docket-only 10 cases
remaining the Judge does not wish to
keep the Petit jury in attendance any long.
er than is absolutely necessary. The law
docket has, therefore, been arranged into
three days cluses-5he pending issues for
the 18th, and the Office jul lgmcnt 'ssues for
the 18th and 18th.
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Paints. Oil, Glass and Putty cheap for
cash at w. R.. Tyree's Drug Store.
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At the colored church, presided over by
the Rev. W. Simpson. on last Thursday
night, Saml. johnson, after examination,
was declared suitable candidate for ordina-
ton He will be ordained next Sunday.
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. MARRIED.-By reference to the marriage
notices it will be seen that our young towns
man, Mr.. j. w. Crews, the popular and eff
ficient manager of the Western Union Tele-
graph Co. at this place, was married on
Tuesday last to Miss Williams, of Albemarlc.
The young couple will reside in Staunton
and enjoy for long years to come uninter-
rupted happiness. May the brightest Of fu
lures be theirs and their most sanguinc
hopes realized.
Now that the ice has been broken, a num-
Der Of others will shortly be engaged in the
matrimonial matters, and this winter the
market will be livclier than for long time
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Fine imported cirgars at Tyres.
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Indian summer.

Indian summer.
Barnum's circus to-day.
''Justice'' shall appear in our next issue.
Supreme Court of Appeals adjourned last
Friday.
Sportsmen are preparing for partridge
shooting.
The Circuit Court meets on the first of
November.
Pay your pole tax and cast your ballot
for readjustment.
There's more speaking and less enthusi-
asm than old Augusta has ever known.
The county canvass waxeth warm. Read
the appointments for speaking elsewhere.
O'Brien's circus was about the weakest
affair that has visited these regions for many
long day.
We hope Mr.. Witt will withdraw his res
ignation as member Of the City Council.
He is needed there.
The registration books of the Second
Ward will be opened on the 25tll. Goth and
9th, at the Staunton Iron Works Compa-
ny's office.
A meeting of the Board of County Super
visors was held last Thursday and a number
OF road accounts, &C., allowed.
Mr.. James II. Kemp, well known in the
valley of Virginia as a stage contractor, died
at his residence in Page county, on Saturday
last.
Registration books will be opened in Bev-
erly Manor District at Peaco's mill on the
9th inst. and throughout the county OH
the same day.
We welcome with pleasure to our cx-
change list the Rappahonnack News, a pa
per just started at Washington, Rappahan-
mock county Va. 1t is model of typography
and contains excellent original and selected
matter. May i. meet with the fullest S uc-
&c SIS.
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List of Letters Remaining in the Post Of
flee Mt StauntOn. Augusta County. Va.
OCT. l8. 1871
ADIES,

LA DIES.
Bright. Miss Maggie F Miller, Miss Amanda
Burke, Miss W G Morris, Miss Belle
Coniey, Mrs P C Meadows, Mary
Cox, Mrs IVA Myers, Miss Mollie
Emins. Miss Carrie Peshar, Mrs Mary
Fentress, Miss NJ w Rodgers, Miss Nan M.
Hopkins, Mrs Mary NJ. Sottisco, Miss Emma
Hopkins. Mrs N H Shea, Miss Molie
Herantta, Mrs VIII Shott, Miss Mary c
Johnson, Miss Corneia Smith, Miss Mary
Jones, Miss Emma Selman, Miss Tudie
Jackson, Miss Julia Thomas, Miss Susie
Kerr Miss Mary Wilson, Miss Ella
Key, Mrs Sallie
GENTLEMEN.
Brown. Abner Lewis. Carter
Brown. Nelly, James
Blanchard. F NJ Nuckles. Capt H
Cradle, Rev. A T OBrien Dennis
Callahan, John Taylor Capt Geo
DAVIS, Geo Thornton James
Golding. Algin Taylor, Capt VIM NJ
Harris. w Usher, Jas L.
Jones. Williams, Manson, Jr.
kavanangh. Moses
The above letters if not called for within thirty days
VIII be sent to the dead letter office. Persons call
ing tor them will please say that theyare advertised
s. NJ. YOST. P. NJ.
Unavailable letters remaining in the P. o., Staun-
ton. Va, October 18, 1877.
Comm'r OF Int. Rev, Washington, D. c.
George Myerly. Buchanan, Upsur CO., W. Va
MRS u: r. Tate Greenville, Augusta CO., Va.
Alex Hartman. near Staunton, Va.
II. Conner, WayneSbOro'. Va.
Postal Card, Friend Moore" signed j. A
Wright.
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LOCAL..

Hours Of Closing the Mails at Staunton
Post Office.
Mail for East and North closes $50 A. NJ
d" West .' $50 P. M
Night Mail East and North " 100 P. NJ.
Valley Mail ".......9S0 A. M.
All letters must be dropped IN THE BOX by the
above schedule in order to insure prompt mailing
S. NJ. YOST, P. NJ,
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King Emanuel paint mixed ready for use
will 60 farther. last longer and give nicer
finish than any paint in use. For sale by
W. r. Tyrec. Druggist.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF A PUPIL OF THE D.,
d D. AND B. INsTITUTIoN.-It is our pain
ful duty to announce the sudden death, ON
the 10th inst. of Millard Loland, of Fau-
quier county, pupil in The deat-mute de-
partment. The pupils were forming Oh the
grounds, preparatory to marching to tn e
Fair Grounds, when young Lofland was
attacked with heart disease, and died in
three minutes. He had been subject to at
tacks of an epileptic character, but had al
ways recovered Consciousness quickly. The
excitement OF attending the Fair no doubt
brought on one of these spells, aud this
time the heart refused to re act, or 20 re-
spond to the remedies which were prompt Y
used. Dr. E. L. Turner, one OF our teach
ers, was with him instantly and did all II
his power to resuscioate him; and DR.. Faun-
tleroy, our attending Physician, arrived in
less than half an hour.
A telegram was at once sent to his friends,
and the Night Express train carried home
the remains, accompanied by DR.. Turncr.
Millard Lotlaad possessed good mind, an
excellent disposition, and studious habits.
He had made first rate progress at school,
and enjoyed the confidence OF teachers and
upls.-Goodson Gazette.
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DERSONS WANTING BIBLES OR MOODY'S
J. SERMONS and will advance me the money
will order for them at their risk at five per cent
1 have Moody s books and a few chromos at
little above COST at the Staunton Post Office.
/ will also order buggies at five per cent.
The Brown Wagons of various sizes and styles
will be ordered at or ~ per cent, owing to who
takes the shipping risk.
Samples may be seen all over the county and
also at public places, and sometimes at Henkel
& Fry's Wagon Yard, who will give you all the in
formation desired.
Some of our people have been humbuged out OF
some of their money by not knowing. that the
$l35 buggy could De bought at $40
octO IL JAKE MYERS.
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THE GREAT Observation-Disclosures the
main entrance to the Barnum Show the yis-
itor will notice several large pavillions coy
cred with painting representing various
curiosities. These payillions belong to the
"AnccX" which is distinct from the other
show and under the management of the
Bunnel Brothers, proprietors of the New
American Museum of New York City. In
the Annex will be found many objects ofin-
terest among which may be mentioned the
us pound mammoth lady, a family of must
cal dwarfs from Germany, circassians, albinos
cannbais and wild people. On return to
the procession to the grounds and after each
circus performance first class variety en-
tertainment is given. The Chicago Inter
Ocean says:
''The Great Annex to Barnum's is an en-
trely separate and distinct exhibition given
in the pavilion near the Min entrance. 1t is
the largest combination of the kind ever
placed under canvass, and every way worthy
OF being placed by the side of the greatest
show"
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Read the address of the adjusters OF Au-
sgusta county.
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aug 31-tf
" Stanton, Va, October 3d. 1877.

VS. In ChanCopy.
Schmidt ct al.
. In pursuance OF decree of the Circuit Court of
Augusta county entered in the above styled cause
the 18th day OF June, 1877, will proceed at my
said office,
FRIDAY OCTOBER 26th, 1877,
to take. state and settle the following accounts
LIST, An account of the real estate owned by the
defendants, Matthias Schmidt, John B. Scherer
Robert G. Bickle and William Wholley, with the
fee simple and annual rental value thereof and
End, An account of the liens binding the real
estate OF each OF said defendants and the priori-
ties thereof.
At which time and place all parties interested
are notified and required to attend.
Given under my hand this day and date first
above written. VIM. PATRICK, Comm'r.
oct 44w
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Fine imported cigars at Tyree's.
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AN7zOzbNce7zents.

EDIToRs VINDIcAToR:-In looking over your pa
per see communication signed Many Voters
them in the next House of Delegates. In reply
II the voters of Augusta. county. in their Judge
interests in the Legislature OF virginia, they
may use my name in any mode they may choose,
and II elected I would not feel at liberty
from my fellow citizens. Thankful to Many
Voters for the compliment paid me in their cali,
am. Very respectfully, A. B. LIGHTNER.
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he held its decisions as sacred, although he
might differ with thenl-that liberty itself
was only preserved through the independent
operations OF the co ordinate branches of
the government. He then explained the
remark he had made, and which had been
so frequently quoted against hjm-that
''forcible reimbursement was theft, and repu-
diation highway robbery" 1t was made in
private conversation, when a hypothetical
condition of things was put. He adj
dressed himself to the case as putt had
no practical beariEg-and was not designed
to apply to any probable condition of things
that might arise. 1t was stated that read
justment meant reputation, and his opinion
was asked. HIS response was +: ''lf rcadjust-
ment means repudiatio1-that if a man
would not paw an honest debt when he
could-then reputation was theft, and re-
adjustment highway robbery" He had been
asked in his Wytheville speech whether he
said this. He replied that he had, and ex-
planned how. The reporter never gave the
explanation, and hence the hubbub about it.
He said that the committee which had in
vited Colonel Richardson to become a can
didate for Lieutenant Governor could have
ascertained his sentiments, and what lie
really meant, by addressing him respectful
inquiry, but that he could not be forced or
intimidatcd into any explanation or modifi-
cation. He criticised pretty severely, but
good-humorcdly, the committee, !" and the
method of its action.
After announcing that he was in favor OF
the public schools, was an earnest friend Of
the system, and desired to see the children
OF the State grow up in intelligence and
knowledge, he proceeded to statement Of
the public debt, and its history, with which
all our readers are familiar. He said, if
having failed to re-adjust, having failed to
make any terms with the creditors, all legs.
lative exredents, consistent with the Con-
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46 Inch Pillow Case Cotton only 12k cents
l0-4 Bleached Sheeting best Pin, scots.
10-4 Unbleached " 25 cents. ai1
Wamsutta Bleached Cotton, 12h cents
Loncsdale sc 10H cents
Fruit of the Loom, 10 cents
Androscoggin, 9h cents. sa
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, October II.-Bee
Cattie-Prices to day range as follows:

O00tIo-I Tues 10 UHy range rs 1OIIOWS:
Best beeves.. IS 5o@s 90
Generally rated first quality .........4 7595 so
Medium or good fair quality. .......... 0O@4 IS
Ordinary thin steers. oxen and cows .. 00@3 IS
Extreme range OF prices. ...............3 O0@6 90
Most OF the sales were from .......... 4 00GD5 90
Total receipts for the week. BOIL head. Total
wv