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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-10-16

Alta town meeting At Lebanon
Saturday afternoon, TO SEQ Il the towa
would adopt tic provisions ofthc local
option CIDER aud beer laws, the hall
was decorated and the gallery crowd
cd with ladies, Both laws were adopt
cd by overwhelming votes,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-10-16

POmfret.
The Town Hall has just been re.
painted, and is very much improved
in looks, f S Parkhust of South
Royalton, done the work in his usual
thorough manner.
Rev. o r Crosby will speak
again Wednesday evening Oct 23th
at the Town Hall.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-10-16

TT can make money faster at work for us
u than at anything else. Capital not re-
quired we will start you. Sl2 per day at
home made by the Industrious. Men, wo-
men, boys and girls wanted everywhere to
work for us. Now is the time. Costly outfit
and terms Free Address TRUE & Co., Au-
gusta, Maine
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-10-16
Ludlow.

Ludlow.
-Henrg G. Robins, son Of Hon. F
G Robins of this town, is TO be or
daned pastor of the Baptist church,
at Colchester, Vt.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-10-16
HARD RUBBER TRUSSES I!
Prices Reduced.

A further supply Of Steeley's Hard Rubber
Truss at great reduction from former prices
just received. Also a large additions TO his
stock of other make Trusses nakiugth larg-
est stock and greatest variety of Trusses in the
State. Call and examine at the OLD DRra
S1oRI, CHAS. CHAPMAN.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-10-16

Last Thursday q two ycar'old
son Of Paul l.acroSs Of DuSbury, hay
ing three tined table fork IN his
hand, Tell to tho floor aud the fork
entered the side of his neck, making
a wound from winch hc died in three
1avo
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-10-16
Itoyait0n.

Royaiton.
Some bottles Of Saratoga Empire
Spring water which had been
kept 10 tho cellar Of Col l. u Dudley's
IIonso for tho past fifteen years we're
opened recently, aud tae water was
found to bc perfectly clear, pure and
fresh,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-10-16
South POnlfret.

South POmfret.
MIR Wheeler is repairing his
house that, with the repairs made by
Mr. Perry very much improves the
looks of the place. The ''city" is
growing.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-10-16

Making A per cent for
the year ending August l, 1878, to be paid
to the Treasurer, at his Office in Mont
pelier, on or before the 10th day of Oc-
tober, 1878.
IL. TAPLIN, JR., Treasurer.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-10-16
NOTICE..

This ccrtifes that have given my son
Harrison W. Chase the remainder ofhis time
and claim no more of his wages, nor pay no
more debts of his contracting after this date
and / forbid all persons harboring or trusting
him on my account.
CHARLES W. CHASE.
Pomlrct w., Sept. 80, 1878.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-10-16
South Reading.

South Reading.
Earnest wilkins, v steady young
man, had his foot drawn into q cider
mill, while grinding apples, 80 that
several toes had TO DO amputated,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-10-16
NOTICE.

The partnership existing between the UNI
dersigned, is by mutual consent, this day
dissolved. All persons owing bills since
April |, arc requested to pay the same to G.
w. Cotton
G. W. COTTON,
HIS. BORDMAN.
Woodstock, VT, Oct. |, 1878.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-10-16
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
pIpncp noyD's ESTATE

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
PIERCE DoYD's ESTATE
Tho undersigned, having been appointed by
tho Probate Court OF tho District OF Hartford,
Commissioners To receive, examine and I'D.
Just all claims aud demands OF all persons
against tho estate OF Pierce Boyd, late Of Royal
ton, in said District, deceased, q tho claims OF
tho dccs ascd exhibited In set.off to tho claims
Of tho creditors. hereby give notice that We
will meet for tho purpose Of examining and
allowing said claims at tho residence Of Horny
A. Boyd, In East Barnard, on the lat Wodnos.
day in December, A. d. is1s, and tho last
Wednesday in March A. d. 1879, from ten
o'clock A. NJ. until three oclock =. NJ, on
each OF said days, and that six months froS
the I'd day OF October, A. D.. 1878, D
the time limited by said Court for said credit
ors to present their claims to us fos oxanin.
ton and allowance.
Dated at Royalton this 18th day OF October.
A. ID. 1878.
CHARLES W. BLACK, Commissioners,
IRA p. ADAMS,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-10-16

Wan, ID, Henry, son of Capt, Gil
man Henry, who has always lived
here as boy and 'haO, and was widely
and Familiarity known, died on Friday
last after q bnei illness Of few
weeks, aged 40 years,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-10-16
VERMONT MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE co,
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENTS FOR 1876

The members of the VERMNoT MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY are hereby
notified that the following assessments
have been made by the Directors on all
notes in force, on the following days,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-10-16

Don't forget Mrs, Elizabeth Cady
Slanton's lecture, "Our Girls" at the
Town Hall next Saturday evening,
Mrs, Stanton has tho reputation of
being one Of the ableSt lecturers Of
her sex In America.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-10-16

We have reached our "boitom dol
lar" now We want those who arc ow.
ing for the Aor or Tor advertising to
pay up at once, We mean those who
have been owing US "ior great, long
spell"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-10-16

Potatoes are scarce, Buy now.
Apples and cider arc plenty, In
some parts Of the state cider is selling
at 63 cents per barrel
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-09

DALLAS. February q, 1878.
TO the Editor OF the Com mercisi:
l offer the following communication
to you for publication Tor these reasons
| was notified by Colonel Barlow that
he would be out of town until this
evening. and he did not want me to
answer his article Of yesterday in this
mornings HERALD. ! an obliged 10
leave for Kansas City ON to-morning's
train. | want the communication pub
lished while ! am in town, for obvious
reasons
To the editor of THg HKasIp | have
bat this 10 say in answer to your last
Dallas an,l Wichita article. You have
been driven from the position taken in
your editorial of the first instant. Your
attack on the credit OF the company is
neutralized by your change OF base.
on resort 10 the practice oi petit
logger; after being beaten by facts aud
argument, YOU fslsify. aud descend to
personal abuse. cannot meet you on
that level
You insult the intelligence of your
readers when YOU say that you had me
principally in view when ailuding to
the wretched old management What
could my management two, three or
four years ago have 10 do with the
questions, Shall or shall not the Dallas
city bones be speedily delivered to DIR.
Reid Must the council and citizens
come 10 the rescue TO prevent the abso-
Lutte death of the enterprise
can prove by several Of our best citi-
/ 2ens thai you have repeatedly said that
! ought 10 be reselected to The presi,len
cy of the company, that had more
railroad sense than all the old marage-
ment put together Now you say that
you hope to improve the credit of the
road by driving me of the management
/ Bah! Do you suppose any one ~ going
10 believe that Because ! cant, or
won't pay you as much as DR. Reid
/ pays you, you praise him and advocate
his interests and abuse me Have YOU
the hardihood TO deny that YOU offered
10 oppose the delivery OF the Dallas city
bonds 10 DR.. Reed before he completed
the road to Lewisville, If or the com,
pany. would pay you for it, and that
you told me that you would advocate
[ DR.. Reels interests il yon would max {
the most money by doing so | say tina,
| you I'D make that offer and statemen,
to me, in your office. on the 18th OF
December. If you deny it, you will,
perhaps. also deny the fact that you
offered 10 advocate the removal OF the
postoiiiee TO Mr.. Stones building for
! five hundred dollars
J. w. CALDER ptrec or
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as. patrick'. nay P.ra.,e..

Boston Pilot: From several cities
we learn that the Irish societies have
determined this year 10 dispense with
the st. Patrick's Day parade. The sc>
ton of those Of ST. Louis, Missouri, Is
particularly commendable, urging that
the money heretofore spent on such
parade be divided equally between the
orphans and the colonization associa-
tion- A writer In the st. Louis Watch
man further makes the suggestion that
'every society should tax each OF Its
members two dollars, and turn over
the sum total to the treasurer of the
colonization association To be u,ed in
assisting poor Irishmen, who might be
anxious to become farmers In the col
ony, but who have no means Of their
own to enable them TO carry out their
Intentions Such movement, In
stead OF indicating any decline in the
national and religious sentiment which
honors st. Patrick's Day, 10 the most
practical manifestation OF It's progress.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-09
rue P.r.,,.l. Of H,..oly.

st. Louis Times: The silver famine
IN England in 1895, under the reign of
William and Mary, tor q short time
produced the same widespread and
poignant distress that the combined
greenbaek and silver famine is produc.
ing to-day In the United States. The
cause OF the distress IN England grew
out OF debasemeot of The silver by
clipping and sweating, which crime
could not be prevented even 10y the Sc
we're penalty of being hung, drawn and
CHARTERED, then denounced by the law.
The currency was clipped till four hun.
dred shilling hardly possessed the
weight OF two hundred, and the gold
guinea rated at thirty shiliiDgs instead
OF twenty,one. In the manner Of
coinage ut that time there WAS no
means OF detecting the loss Of metal In
the coins except by weight.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-09
Ltsll ADVERTISEMENTS.


TRUsfkEs sALE-By Yir,a. q 4. - =,
nntt - me exesut-l and d-slvers-i III
bo.tnAn. no me- a Co and = b. E--t~.If
on the 10Th dag OF Dec mt.s-f fs-s /. : -.
,lly Of n-oord 10 volume y psk.-s - -
-. Dallas county, Texas. .1sa in r.,It 80
.n@ Win tb- reaoesf OF the % usf - Z -.
sots oe-cffotd In .Ald conN.yanee j ~ -
ssnh, ses.-~. y al oher Tor sale - H.. llrl-
go riacer, for cash In hand - 81 r..---s i
noese 10 Dallas osants, TetaE. o. tl.s + y
a.y o. February. =. the folsnatts. -.
t1sN usrt or psrce. SC land. sliuaf. 4 ~
the cry Of Dallas Ard kroua -. ioss -
10, ~ ~ Is ana "a .ecafsi..s - ~. 49,
OF Rel neld'. addit;on 10 the IL - - -.
sAen iot fronting q fett sn1 rau. a. g..
- 49, zoe Nboi~ forDfnx q raliris ItfsrII
~ lot ~ "a f~-f, not NJ * s-r.- -. A., a
=. sedAp 10 Ihos- VI "a. sad be ..la -
~ Il1 an. 30 nee A 90 ishich SAID ds--s
=. uost - r~i-rr<-i % fsr ds-rr1utlsni a..
seo. o. ..ld sAle 10 u applss1 - a.
tAymeet OF sid note ana lntsr..t .~-ru.-t
tn-s-ons - kiiTulafrd IA said cuu Fsrfrls-r
AID sneh deed viii D. rn.as 10 toe s,,,,..i- =,
e3- s-tooTtEco by nay k.id .otnorl1F
q. N. sNISk. Trusi.s.
1A@S "a ish gsnlsdA Ntlllfe1T
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Dian', Ens rerr.pis.

Lord Tenterden, when in Washing
ton as secretary to the high joint CON-
mission (familiarIy known 10 the capi-
tai As the "eigh jcints"), was invited
to dine at the house OF lady, wi
carefaily Instructed her dsrkey servant
to address Lord Tenterden a. ssmy
lord" Everytbine vent well until
the terrapins was handed round, which
was declined by tiny lofdn the daf-
Ky, who. 10 all his e1 perisnes OF human
diners out, had never met bsfore with
one who could refuse terrapin, was so
taken abaek that. forgetting the exact
title, and again pushing the deljeacy
under Lord Tenterden's nose, he al
most shouted, "My God taem's ter
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-09


Tasraat 6ssnfy Evening JousHsls
The stage travel is increasing 50 thst it
10 found necessary to put on extra nc-'
cancellations The erection of buildings
on the burnt district on Weaiherford
street has already commenced. Kate
Hollis, the lady recently incarcerated
ia the calaboose, supposed to be insane.
was examined before Justice McCluug
yesterday and released, il no, appearing
that she MAS sufficiently unsound in
mind to require her restraint, she was
sent to the county hospital for medical
a.tention.-A car load of cotton
caught IRE, and about one fourth lost.
----JeH Brown. n rough FROM Hood
county. in state of intoxieation. Mt
late hour called at private boarding
house and rudely demanded the lady to
prepare supper. and on the declining,
threatened TO break her neck A Mr..
Marion iutsrposei and came near being
shot----Chsriey Japlin shot and killed
a half breed Mexienn. in this county,
who attempted his door. Japlin de-
camped
Comanche County ---Chiei P. W. John
son attempted TO steal Miss Matte Mar
shall, out on Rush creek. He was pur-
sued and the prize taken from him.
The matter rested for day or two,
when the young Lochinyar.p with a
few trustv companions made q second
raid, which was more successful, and
now the parents are left alone with the
comforting reflection that if he uses the
same exertions to take care of her as he
did to secure her her choice may not
be bad one---Comanche wants
money order post office The stage
roads are nearly impossible -Advices
from Hazel Dell, in the southeastern.
edge OF this county report a pitched
battle, the particulars of which are as
follows On the morning of the 10Th,
between daylight and sunrise party OF
eight men, Captain Hurley and seven
others from Somersiile and Erath coun-
ties overlook, and made an attempt to
arrest three horse thieves at James
Maekey's, house, and we're driven back
after sharp firing The thieves then
made break and succeeded in getting
to the woods and made good their es.
cape, man named Green, who hap
pened TO be staying over night at Mack
ey's put his head out at the door during
the firing and wasshot in the jaw, res
ceiying CHASTITY though not danger
| Gus wouad. The thieves left FIVE head
| of horses at Mackey's.
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les she E..s Al,.se.

Memphis Appeal Our triumph then
10 Ne certain rs anything In the future
can be. II we adhere closely TO the
west 10 the coming conflicts. We are
unwilling to see the south dashed to
the stern OF the gotham ship Of state
agsin. Three timss have we gone for.
ward to the battie-!ine with . leader
from New York, representative OF
the monied men OF the east and
twice have We met overwhelming de-
feat, while the third time cur victory
was snAtched from the fimid hands OF
our candidate. In the next contest let
ns try q bold western man, such as
Hendricks Voorhees, or Thurman,
with southern man for vice-presi.
dent, and let the east with iis bond
holders and les gold b0liionists slide
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-09

Much complaint Was heard yester.
day about tho mail from the north
not arriving. We learn that the delay
was due 20 the wreck 81 freight
train ON the Texas Central, between
Van Alstyne aud Melissa, obstructing
the ruad. The passengers OF the ex-
press train were transferred around
the wreck, aud the mali was left.
Eight or ten box ears we're precipitAted
from the track, bot tn what extent
damaged, We have been unable TO
gather reliable Information, other than
no person WAS Injured.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-09
a Combat Between = rarrss ana sps

The correspondent Of French PAPER
relates remarkable contest which he
witnessed In the Isle OF Java between
q parrot and gigantic spider. The
spider, whose body was as large rs q
small birds, dropped down upon q
young parrot whose mamma was from
home and spreading its huge ella rs
over the meet began sucking its blood.
When the mother returned she natur
ally "went fsr' the enemy, and seized
hold Of one of his legs. but whether 1t
be that legs are not sensitive portit n
Of spiders organizations, or thst this
particular insect had an overpoweriug
penchant for the blood Of young par
rots, he wouldn't let go, until his pain
becsming too intense for endurance
he turned on the mother and. twining
all his legs armly around her neck,
WAS just arranging for . good long
suck In that quarter when she gave
him an awful dig In the belly with
her beak, whersupon he fell over,
dragging her to the ground with h,.n
The naturalist then shot him aud re.
leased the parrot.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-09
I'D. P.ulln 8 sare-s ca.

Oshkosh Christian Advocate Paul,
on one Of his trips to Damascus by
street car, not having newsp. per in
which to bury his gigantic thoughts,
was compelled to give up his seat to a
woman who had been down to Cor
inth shopping. This so aroused his ire
that he at once dropped postal card
to Timothy, saying: ~ suffer not a
woman to teach, nor to usurp authorf-
ty over the man. but to be in silence. "
We publish this incident for the bene.
fit Of women who believe, with the
driver, that the car is never full.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-09

Syracuse n. Y. Courier: A boot
the nrst Of January there appeared In
the New York Herald an advertise
ment inquiring for the address Of ''the
daughter Of the late Horace Mech, ("
TO whom. IL stated, the late William
O. 0lynn. Of Boston, had, by viii, lsft
. fortune Of $50, 600. application to be
made to Mr.. ChOate, fremont street,
Boston. Mr.. Horace Mech vas many
years ago q well known resident OF
Albany. William @. 0iynn was ct
the same time-pefhAps . quarter Of
. century ago-a teacher Of music In
thai city. Among his pupils Vas
Miss Mech, daughter Of the aforesaid.
0lynn fell In love with the young
lady. aud she. presumably with him.
ana tney we're married. The parents
were bitterly opposed to the match,
and soeceeded, In . few months, 10
pefsuading their daughter 70 leave
him. A c!votce followed. Glynn
removed 10 Boston and was lost to
sight. The widow, In reduced circum.
stances. wss living with Q sister on
Staten Island, when some Albany
friends, seeing by chance the sdver~
tisemenI scquiI nted her of its con-
tents. She nj once took measures to
secure the bonanza left her by her
first love. 1t seems that Glynn, after
removing to BostoD, made Q fortune
in the music business. Time, how
ever, nor circumstances, made him
forget the girl he LEFT behind him."
although she hsd been thrice married,
aud had become = grandmother, aimee
his eyes had teheld her.
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Goia Mtue. 40 0eerx,a.

Augusta (Gs.} Constitutionalift: A
reporter of the Constitutioualist has
interviewed Professor Little, state geol
ogist. The state geoiogist declares
that the gold deposits in north Geor-
gia are enormous-more than In CALI
fornia. Hall, White aud Inmpkins
are the auriferous counties par excel
ience. The yield h now 80, 00e per
month, an increase of 500, go per an
mum since 1872. Investors are coming
10 rapidly and buying up gold lands.
Even In rude way mining Ia profit
able. The professor says he can locate
one hundred mines to yield $5O0, 600
Der month
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-09
SUNDAY tn paI,as.


That Dallas j. o puruIar aud favor-
ite r,sDrt for travelling ineu, noue dis.
rutr, lut 70 what extent this popn
hrity exists, The mpjurity OF our peo.
I'ie are ignorant Do uns long been
nntI,yi Tia. the travelling pab.
Dc tndeavur % resei Dadss on Fri
day 90 Saturday. that they may spend
their 1urdass here. This j. due To
. veral very plausible reasons. one Of
which l. thai Dallas can boast OF more
h.st-clR-- hotels than any other city In
tie state and other reasons are that
Ne have variety 81 people and Gus
toms, and IL matters not what the
stfangsr-' hahits are, he soon finds a
number % couFcnisl spirits that spend
the day NJ he has been Ia the habit Of
doIng. 10 The stranger desires 10 spend
Dts SUNDAY ~ eiftHtbrs, the hOte4s can
accommodate him with n downy bed
aui comfortable SOON & he desires 10
attend church, there IL no lronble In
visiting tho one Of bis choice aud list.
eui' = u au elegant ant earnest GER
mon; snd should lac wish to drive there
ate rtaRkiDg teams aud every sonyen-
iefcc "a hsnd fIr hi1 accommodation.
Aud thus b, ", that on Sundays, Dallas
has 60 many visitors.
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1'SS.E, SIATE ;, o. Ekaa :; oogxr. %

'INhf rIAtE VI lLAAr. AOINll 40
i DALLAs-JUeTfCE-'P kECISgI ~. !
The stAt~ q Texas 90 IN. sh.rtf ~ 49,
constable of Daiiss oounty srs-tinE. - hsr.
- oath has this day bern made b-fcrs ~
By william Sactlse- hat NJ {. kEiss - =
transient per.sn. % thai tas- Ordinary ~.
Gre. Of Law eau not be ssrrrt upoa hiris gsl
are hereby com anos-f that roo by uns irfl
pueiicafion u this wit In ~oass neHsraf-rf
printed In Dallas county f1r thr.-~ $780,
sive weeks D. lore the rcfarn day nsf.sf
pear before NE 81 my orlce. In pf-elsci ~
= IN the county o. Dallas. 90 the isth d.y -
February A. u. lszr. IA sn.Ger tie CON-
plant Of thu said " lillian ssrh.- 80 ti.s
sum q nin~ty-hr-e dollar. doe uIon -
co1nt fnT nancy loAD~d 10 sal1 x q stlhla.
about the nr~f Of Sov~mbsr a. Il. ls-. a.
purchase q crop. OF which said crop 80 o.
stand q lien fof said u.onsy.
Herein fall not and -f this WIT maxi arir
rctorn m the lag dirscfs
Given Under my hand thi.the 81 LAY -
January D. las.
EFT M1ER-. JF
Pr-csnot No 4 D-lis. oo1nty. T.as-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-09

The corpse of the great Italian re-
publican, Mazzini, was pstritied by the
method Invented by Senior Gorpi, or
Lodi. Recent travellers say that it
proves entirely successful, the features
OF the eminent agiiator presenting no
visible alteration, and the expression
we'll preserved, as he reposes in his
tomb, which Is opes to the inspection
OF visitors. Senior Gorni has not re-
vealed the secret of his method, but
has taken measures to give 1t to the
public at his death.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-09

LivERrooL. February u Noon. Cotton
moderate inquiry which 10 nearly snpplisd
THURSDAY. ruhnDAr.
nid!ling upiands--.. sd sd
Kidding OrieAns.... I'd SD
sales loyop baies; speculatiou and export
1000 oales; receipts 80 bales All Amsrica. 4.
Future 1 lef cheaper
Uplands low middlfng elause. February
delivery add; February and March 8 s-iz
% l-isd; u reh and April 0 s-nSs Lied;
April and May s1sss sd: Nay and June
up. m.-ssies American 7,xoe bales. Up
isnds low mitdlinx cisuas February and
March aeilyefy Snd; haren and April
y. m.-Fliures weaker. Upiancs low mid
ding clsase shipped May and June By sail
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LuunxR nARKn.

YELLOW PIAE-Boxing, fenoiug, s.iant-
ling. per thousand, SIS %; dresser, ~
hooring. dressed aud matched, ~ ~; Match
ed Ceiling. 30 20; weather boarutug, sis So
WHITE PIkE-Roush, per thousand.
Is GO; surfa~ed go %; matched ceiling. Va 80;
weather boarding, 80 90.
CfPRESe-.Rcugh, per Thousand, s&s 90
sur fsced, $50 %. pick-ts. SIS 10.
Unsatisfactory pine, cut. - 0ot4S 50;
io,g leaf pine, sA~ed. 81 10 cypress Gu, ~ 81
"a 20.