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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-09-11
shephersls Coal Mines.

] have choice coal on hand all the
time, ut my bank three miles NORTH
west Of Ottumws, two miles sonth Of
Salem Church. WITT
There will be temperance meet.
ing at Christiansburg, Sunday, Sept.
18th, at 3 o'clock p. m. Good speak
ers and singers from Ottumwa will
be present.
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Better Yet.
$1,000 FORFEITED

Charges always very moderate-only from Afty
cents TO dollar day, for the time YOU take med
icine. No cases taken that cannot be cured In %
days time. $1,000 will be forfeited in case OF
failure to cure any Of the following diseases, to-
wit;
Cancer, Epilepsy, Fits, or Falling Sickness,
Plies. Fistula, any Throat or Lung disease, %.
called Consumption, any disease Of private
nature.
w. h. EMERY. II. D.,
Union street, near MAN, Ottumwa, Iowa.
BsMtssB bNE sept 1878 d&w6m
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-09-11
HON. SAM. M. CLARK.
HON. LANES. r. WILSON.
HON. JAMES g. BLAINE.
COL. J. W. HAMMOND.

Durlinston. Tuesday, Oct 1, at N
De- Noineo ......-.... Thursday. Oct g. at D IN
DUBIOUS. Saturday. Oct. 8. at2 p m
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-09-11

II want TO find out who 10 the mas
ter Of this house," said the man with
: book under his arm to the vinega-
ry-looking woman with . pointed
nose and very small top-knot who
opened the door for him. well,
stranger," she said with arms akin.
DO. "you just walk around into the
backyard, and ask . little spindle.
thanked deacon you'll ind thsre fix.
in up the grape-arboS, ard he'll tell
you If l don't boss this rssch he don't
know who does. Now what do you
want with me 2"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-09-11

WAnTED.-TO purchase . mule,
we'll broke. full grown, and not over
46 inches high. Enquire Of B. w.
LAdd, Supt., over Chas. Bechnan's
jeWelry Store. ooptl1Wtf
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-09-11

Report of committee received and
the Auditor authorized to advertise
and offer aid lots for sale in accoF-
dance with law. s-9. 800 49,
On motion board adjourned till to-
morrow morning. 8 o'clock. &.
N. B. MYERS. Co. Auditor. h
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-09-11
Agency City Ealr.

We acknowledge An invitation to
attend the District Agricultural So
ciety, which is to be held At Agency
City on the 18th, 18th and 18th inst. We
have no doubt but that they viii have
good Fair and q plessant time, and
II We cannot go We shall Try and send
a hand.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-09-11

There will be . temperance meet
ing at Bladensburg Sunday, Sept.
10Th, at 3 o'clock p. m. Good speak
ers, workers and singers from OF
tumwa will be present.
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4 RESoLUrE WoMANs FIGHT.


tlVE NNH AfCRA44 w t"ti'''
Richmond. Juno Last ishta plueky
young widow living near Tasevell ceur'
house In this state defeated two ramp ruff
6ans amer a fight which coat all three their
lives. About 10 @ clock At night two men
went 70 the house Of Mrs Becky Baldwin
and asked he, - give them some SILVER in
exchange for notes, offering s. of The lat
ter for - Of the former. They scon len,
but returned atcr she lad retired and
broke open the door and entered her bed
room. She jumped from the ted lad teld
them 10 leave her room. They demanded
her pockrtbsok, aud threatened violence
il she did not give 1t. She went 10 her
dress, deliberately took the pocke.eook
from Il. containing S2l. and threw it in
the dre. One Of the trAmps stepped 70 get
it cut. ana she suatched up an axe and
deal. him = terrible blow, Knocking him
down, quickly following with other blows,
dashing his brains cut on Ia, hear.hstone.
The second tramp then drew u.yk knife,
and rushed Al her. and stabbed her twice
in the len breast. She dealt him fearful
blow with an axe, nearly severiug his
right A-m near The shoulder. The miserc-
ant then ded, leaving trail Of blood be-,
hind him. His dead body was found this
two miles from the place. A
young white man camo by thIs morning
and found Mrs. Baldwin dying. She told
her story and died two hours s0srwaEd.
The dead bodies ofthe tramps were thrown
in a hog pen, 50 grea: was the indignation
Of the people in the viciai,y Thee were
no papers upon them by which .hey could
be identified
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ON tho lg.h of next month Gen. Hail.
United States Marshal will probably sell
as lsrso uu amaurt ~ rr"wtiy n' was
ever knocked of ia one day In this STATE
aside from th,fa'r ~ railroad or canal
Tho property comprises syyeuty'siA weet'
OF ground in tho city 81 Wil'iam'porl
and II tho wreck OF rotcr licrdlg'storiun"
The property is valued at two aud quar-
tor millions OF dollars, a part Of II being
tho Horde House, new epotu house and
other dno buildings belonging 10 the great
umher Ming.
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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
,s.,,t-o HILL pc Th'rad limo G '7S

1sy-T TERMS. SO per year, trhsa paid "a
a{rance s.. 80 srhca NOT paid ~ adcaace,
Advertisements 2oetS per hns for three 5ta-
SsrtioaS. and ctaiS per tne for evsry sab
xecueni insertion. Advertisements ~ The
year at liberal discount.
Subscribers outside the county should Tc-
NIT as 10 cts, amount Of oHe gears poSi>
qge, INSTEAD of 2Qtts as formerly 'rhea paid
~ themselves.
Subscribers can dllrdvS tell Aoae their Gc>
sailing fhe tables oa their papers. II the
liable reads John Roe Jan '15' IL ntedgs
that Jetn is indebted for Subscription ty'o'i
the lst al January, 1879, dHd thdt 1t Is
;im, he 'ras paytHg ths prtHtcr,
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CANDID ES.
cards must be authorized by ssme re-
snnnsihla nerson 10 insure insertion


Cards must be authorized by ssme re-
sponsible person 10 insure inseriion.)
PRESIDENT JUDGE.
We are authorized 10 announce that {.
IS. Mccormick ESQ. of Lock Haven. will
be a candidate for President Judge, sub
iect TO democratic rules.
CONGRESS.
We are authorized TO announce that
u. G. Bush, Of Bellefonte, will be q can
didate for Congress, subject TO demo-
cratic rules.
w. 4. Murray, Of Boalsburg, will be a
candidate for Assembly, subject 10 demo-
cratic rules.
Wm. L. Musser, Of Penn. will be can
didate for Assembly, subject TO democrats
ic rules. ,
w. II. Noll. OF Spring, will DO candii>
date for Sheriff, subject 10 democratic
Jobn B. Leathers, of Howard twp, will
be candidate for Sheriff, subject TO dem
George HofFer, Of Potter will be q can
didate for Sheriff, subject 20 democratic
rules.
date for Sheriff subject TO democratic
rules. .u,
didate for Sheriff, subject to democratic
O' COMMISSIONERS.
| Michael J. Decker, Of Potter, will be n
candidate for Commissioner, subject to
| democratic rules.
| III. A. MinEle, OF Haines. will be can
didate for Commissioner, subj ect TO demo-
cratic rules.
Jacob Dunkle. Of Walker, will be q
candidate for Commissioner, subject to
democratic rules.
J.H. Hahn, Of Milesburg, will be q
candidate for Commissioner, subject to
democratic rules.
1 A. ]. Greist, Of Unionville, will be o
candidate for Commissioner, subject tc
democratic rules. :,
John Hoy. jr., of Marion township, wil
be candidate for Commissioner, subject
to democratic rules.
TREASURER.
| We are authorized to announce that
John III. Barnhart Of Spring township vii
be candidate for County Treasurer, sub
iect to democratic rules.
II B. +. Leathers, OF Unionville, will be
candidate for Treasurer subject y
democratic rules.
>. A. NJ Quistian, OF Bellefonte, will b
: a candidate for Treasurer, subject TO dem
ocratic rules.
We are authorized to announce tha
VIM. Rhrhard, OF Potter. will be candi
date for Treasurer, subject TO democraii
rules.
. G.. w. Rumberger, of Patton twp, vii
/ be a candidate for ProthonotAry, subJeC
q 10 democratic rules.
Mr.. KURT: Please announce tAat
purpose tn be a candidate FOR the otice
Prothonotary, and If so fortunate as 70 rt
, ceiye the favorable consideration OF m
!, fellow democrats In their primary nsseu
] bIies. will pledge myself, If elected, TO
: faithful and satisfactory discharge oil 10
a duties of the office. >. Il. SHUdERT
Samuel j. Herring Of Gregg wi be
: candidate for Prothonotary, subject
Q democratic rules.
D J. Harper, now of Bellefonte, will be
r candidate for Prothonotary, subject
! democratic rules.
B.F. Shafer, Of Walker, will be car
Il didate for Prothonotary, subject TO dem
g cratic rules.
, X. G. Brett, of ferguson will be ca
: didate for the nomination Of Prothonot
y nv subject to democratic rules.
o Mr.. 5. NJ. Swartz, Of Potter. desires
i inform bis friends and democrats that
: will be a candidate for the nomination
% ProthonotarY.
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FIRST CLAss BUsINEss

A FIRST CLASS BUSINESS
CHANCE.-HARDwAEE, TIEwAEE AND
STOVE STORE FOR sALE.-Located at
Spring Mills, Centre county, Pa, the ter
minus of the Lewisburg, Centre and
Spruce Creek railroad. Is now very
good stand, and will be one of the best
in the State this year and in the future.
The tin shop alone will and does pay well,
as there are none nearer than Millheim
and Centre Hall, both about miles oil.
We can convince any parties wishing to
buy that it is good business point Will
sell store room and contents at first cost.
Our reason for selling 10 that one of us e1'
poets to be away a greater part OF this
summer Ia the water and steam COVER
nor business, in which We have lately be-
come largely interested, and our business
in the Bellefonte store requiring our whole
attention. This is good chance for any
one desiring this line of business. Fol
nartjculars, inquire of the below mention
I'd arm nd their place of business in Belle
fonte. THOMAS A. Hicks & Bro
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HAHEHSAED.

Al the Brockerhoa Logss, Brlleivn!e
June 4. by Rev. J. q. GhoemAA q. MT,
.J@bn ID Hicks 10 Miss +. NJ Foster
On i9.h ult., Vim. Ruukle. Of Gregg
ana Miss Annie Meyer, ot Centre Hall.
Attic residence OF WA. Lohr, neaF
Centre Hall. May 80, 1875, by Rev :. &
shannon, Mr. Jos. + Lusz. o! zion, %
Miss Susan 4 Lohr. Of near Centre Hall.
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IOnGE MEETINGS

CTSrKE Halt Iopaw, No, sa4, l. O, Of o, r.; meets
every Thursday evening In the Odd tellaws Hall - ..
=. X. EMEMrCK. Scey. n. n. RMiNHgNt n g.
OLp Fort I,onaR, No. ksG. Y. A, NJ, meets cu
Monday evening on or before each full noon tnthe
Odd Fellows Hall :.
G, I. uKNLAtRER, Sect. n. G. hEI.f.ER W. W.
pRoaRrss GRANGE Nc o. a. "A, meets al their
Hall Centre Hall on the SATURDAY before fal
NOON at { u. NJ. and every tws weeks after JaA A
Keller Master. ixoNAMp RAoNF, Sect
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THE EMPEROR WILLIAM SHOT IN
TWO PLACES WHILE TAX
ING 4 DRIVE

Berlin, June :. While the emperor was
taking q drive al 80 o'clock .hls ansr.
noon, some sRols. apparently pro, eeding
from house in the avenue Inter Den Dal
or avenue Un.er Den Linden, we're fred
q. him. The emperor was wounded in
one arm and on the check bv bGcksho.
and small shot The would be assassin is
Dr.. Nobling, occupying apartments At
No. Is Un.er Den Linden. When his
door was forced open he fred upon and
wounded the hotel keeper Sul tried 70
commi; suicide, but was secured. The
emperor's personal attendant Jumped into
the carriage and supported the emperor
until The carriage reached the palace. Ths
emperor was conveyed to bed and several
grains Of sho. extracted, causing great loss
of blood. The emperor suffered great
pain bu; never los. consciousness. Up to
the latest moment tseyen o'clock this
EVENING" no serious apprsheasions were
felt as to his condition.
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Ca Junci al AeEpIsL-rs. Sadie, dHugh,
ter Of Joha H. Musae1. ase4 Abo.-i ,s
years.
At Pleasau, Gap. May -, ISIS. Mr..
Samuel z. Eeniagc~. aged g. year
month ANA - days Mv keatuErr leaves
n large connection o! friends 10 mourn ne
loss. amau. ,Ar dearest is mother, witc
and two Ga-gaISss sud sister.
On May y. NaEey tie. -Lusrcsr, daush.
Ter q! Michael Ehoav aged - year Ani
. days.
On y. near Zion. Mrs David Harshtcg.
- .rn-l Is ~.
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81, Louis. Mo, May 3l.-Mr Thomp,
son, widow, about li!y years old. highly
connected All respected, killed her daugh>
ter Neitie, Abo4! sixteen years old. with Il
razor, while the latter was sleeping in
bed, a. Springfield, No. wednesday
night last, and then Gu. her own throat
Temporary Insanity, occasioned by sick
ness, is assigned IS 5 cause FOR the act.
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SPRING Mills.

Cap Hassenplug's garden is coming 'H
all right again, and be SAYS hc eau sci
goods as cheap as Newman or aay o'he
man
Hicks Il Bro. arc closing out sorry u
lose our friend Charley Grcl''
Daniel Rauklo is getting On with h'
house, tho masons will soon be through,
Geo. h. Crawford Is putting op hous'
on the site whore Belrs store stood.
W. A. ker,in st,ll MAKES good uour
he has disposed ofncarly all of his pI"s
ter.
J. ]. Grouoblc still keeps aheaa in spite
Of tate he Is determined to sell 'ods and
have a grain house too,
SAM Leitzio Is making quite an i'm
provemont on Egg hill. go ahead san
that Is right
Names added 70 list Of candidates
!. IL Barnhar,, for Treasurer. aud G. W
Rumharger for rrcthouutAry.
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Austria has not yet been paeiaed and
the secret Anglo-Russisn negotiations
have made her very suspicious Of Rustia,
and il is very probable j: the present pro-
gramme Is carried out Austrian Interests
will be sighted il not seriously jeopArdiE.
ed Although the Congress has been
finally agreed upon aad will meet within
the next fortnight there is hitch IN nego-
liations which may yet preysn! a peaceful
settlement
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. The
~ Annual Meeting Of the Stockhold,
ers of the Lewisbure Centre and Spruce
Creek Railroad Company will be held nj
the Office OF the Company. No. 233 South
Fourth Street, Philadelphia, Pa, on Tues
day, June 1lth, 1878, at II o'clock, NJ.
Election for President and Directors same
day and place. JAS. X. MCCLURE,
% may 2t Secretary.
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HUNDREDS OF LIVES LOST.
Terrible Collision Of Two German
lranclads In the British Chan
mel

+ London, May 81 Later. A dispatch
from Dover confirms the worst fears re,
gardiug the collision OF German ironclada
In tho English channel. which has result.
cd Ia most fearful loss Of hfe The eollid,
ing vessels we're tho Kaiser Wilhelm and
the Crosse Kurmrst. The weather at the
time - tho disaster was fine and calm.
and what led to the collision Is myste-
Try.
Both vessels wero under full Roadway
when the Kaiser Wilhelm ran into the
GFosse kuriurst The shock Was terrific,
the latter vessel illing With water and
stalking within five minutes amer the col,
Illsian
TO add TO the horror Of the situation the
boilers Of the vessels exploded, scattering
death aud destruction in every direction.
From all reports received il Is believed
that nearly 400 persons have lost their
lives by the disaster
London, June The Pail Mai Ca
sttte says it is now definitely stated that
oat Of COO men on the Gro,ser kurtursl
about 2l0 were saved. including l3 officers,
among whom was the captain, who was
not, as previously stated. drowned.
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Reading. Ia. June a-ThFee mer
were instantly killed %. day NJ The iron orc
mines about three miles from ropton by
the sudden eaving in Of an ombauAmenI
about any feet high Two others Tscei''
"a slight inIurir, ard barely escaped with
their lives. The names OF the killed at'
J.eob Fr,er. who leaves a wife and sever
al small children; Nm. EoiueFt who
leaves a witr and FIVE children, aud jos
Sehenck, who leaves ~Ifo and four chill
lrwn
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Texas sends horrible siory-the mur
der by young man Of his sister aul
brolher,in>law, and then his suieide-Al
because bis father did not make will /,
sal, him.
Work resumed ia 40 4ehgyikill min,
ing region on Monday and will bs con.
Einued all through the mouth. Thi. ough,
TO reduce the price Of coal bu, the mo-
nopoly will Ind a way to pa. !! up.
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An exceedingly largo coffee crop in
Costa Eica is The mos: important AID
cheering announcement il the Central
American news.
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TSTRAY. Game to the residence Of
II, j Henry Keller, in Potter town
IN Nav ~. ls-s a black horse. year.
lcId With small star Ia face, weight about
I'M hundred Tho owner rs requested to
come forward. prove property, pay r9G's'
ana remove the same, otherwise Il VIII De
I,snosed Of according 10 law. ..r..,.,,
1''I'>'s' j F"ALENASpER
6Jun 90 a Town ets,A,
ITTpITORS NOTICE In the matter
u of the estate of D. W Willow, late
- The township OF Penn. decd, the audi.
far unnointed by tho Orphans Court ol
Centre county. 10 make distribution oi the
f,nds In the hands Of the administrator
nmong those legally enIitled 10 Ihe s'hl .
~ill attend 10 the duties Of hs appoint
msut at his Office in Bolletonie, on FldAA
the lcta dsy Of July, 4. -. te.9, ~ !
n'clock. D. "a. l., SPANILEk,
8 iun 5. = ~. ~.
IuDITOKs NOTICE 10 the matter
Y ~ tbg estate Of Jacob lIoman, srt
isIs Of Gregg township. doe' d., the audi
tnr appointed 10 mako distribution oi the
rlp1s ip the hands OF the executors TO anu
among those legally entitled thereto, VIII
attend 20 the duties OF his appointment a!
M efice in Bellefonte. on Saturday, The
bad dav Of Juae, a II. ISIS. at 10 9. clock
=. m. . l. = 49,
q ila 50 Alal'oF'
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The Georgia tiend who shot a poor
fellow who owed him twenty-five cents
should have no quarter New York
AeRs.
4 SANDY Hook fisherman recently
killed forty-loot whale With scyihe.
Il was a good scythcI whalr.-Philadel-
ph!A star.
Edison Is now employed on Gu Invention
that will make n deaf man hear. And his
invenAoEs at1 producing enough noise 10
tho world 10 make =. g.I l..Aa ae~L
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Powers Shoe Store
Roofs. SHOES. ETC.

HAS BEEN removed from thC oiu T"oH'
opposite the Bush house 20 a larger room
in the Bush Arcade, for the purpose oil
carrying a larger stock ~
BOOTS. SHOES, ETC.
and all goods belonging 10 that branch OF
trade. We now have tho largest stock in
Centre county, and also the very best
quality Of goods which can be substantial
ted by our customers.
We do not propose 10 quote prices, but
let people come and judge for themselves.
Further, we will sell the same quality OF
goods cheaper than any others advertised
or unadvertised.
J. Il A Il III Err.
We also keep on hand Summerville'
Celebrated Oak Tanned Leather, which al
the Centennial was awarded 2 medals for
| it's superiority over other leather. and sell
il cheap as can be bought at the tan yard
Also the best of Hemlock Leather.
Bellefonte, q may I'm
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMIN ID hh IUIN , IUIINE
Letters Of administration cum testament
20 annexO on the estate of John Eyerhart,
late Of Ferguson twp, Centre county, de-
ceased, having been granted to A. j. Orn-
dorf, all persons knowing themselves in
debted to said estate are requested 10 make
immediate payment and those having
claims against the same TO present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
A. j. ORNDORF.
% may CT Administrator.
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MARKETS

Philadelphia, June 3.-Fiour quiet; su-
perfne s. extras S4, Pennsylysnis family,
S5M5 90; Minnesota. do - Qa525 patent
and high grades. S6T 50 Rye -four -,
Cornmeal, s. so Wheat dull; amber,
1l@l lS, red 0s6l 10; white Sf1G did.
Corn dull; yellow 4Gc; mixed, 4jc. Oats
dull lower and heavy. Pennsylvania and
western white 600 &c; do. mixed 2742sc.
RYE dull: G3M65c,
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CHICAGO.

Chicago. June Z. Cora unsettled, clos.
ing weak. at 3j3c for cssh Sic FOR July;
864c for August; rejected, 5l3c Oats in
good demand at 23!c for cash. 2}lc FOR
july; &c for August. Rye steady and in
fair demand at 5lc Barley stead : and in
fair demand at 4Tc. Markets closed
Whea; active, 9ji@ 95Ic for June @2l for
Iuiw
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KILLED ny A RAILWAY TRAIN.

hILLhD III 4 HAILWAl IKAIN.
Borden!own, \. j., May 81 A man
named MeLawrenee was killed last night
between Taylors Lane and Cambridge,
on the Amboy Division OF the Peunsyl.
vania Railroad. lie, with seven Others,
was walking on the track. lie resided At
No lO9 Greenwich e., New York
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CATTLE MARKET.

Philadelphia, June 3.-CA.tle market
active, sales 2C0O good TO prime, 5im &c;
medium, 5M5fc, common, 4iG5c. Sheer
very dull sales 1900 good to prime, ~
a44c; medium, 4@4tc; common, 3M34c
Hog market slow, sales, 5000: good, 54c,
medium, ga @54c; common, 44W53.
Spring Mills Market.
White Wheat. %
Red /" 40
Rye, 50c.
Corn, ears, per bu. new, Acc
Oats, 25c.
Buckwheat, 75c.
Cloverseed, So 00to $500
Chop, per ton, $500.
Plaster, ground per ton, $1,000
Flour, per Dbl, Sc 25
Butter, l2c.
Tallow, &c.
Hams lie.
Shoulders &c.
Sides &c.
Rags, &c.
Eggs per doz., l0c.
Tub washed wool Coo,
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1000 set Sold last two years.

he Dexter Spring child of For meeting tbsdenand m
ty Three generations ing the ATFD DE7vTrp
been jerked almost death SPRING which i % arid
spnes twisted into permanent ceedDg the old STYLES ~, -
gature by the continuous jerks the Spring Co. have no ol m
pte Spring. ae had but rather feel that they owe the
Ks broken by the side throw of henp Fraternity AN -
coru' having producedsit sooner
or these reasons the people de- SEND FOR CIRCULAR OF SPRINGS
lded Spring which they cOuldro
with and which would at the DEXTER SPRING Co,
e time be strong and substantial 3ian23t N pfbnroh
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No place ahead Of seehler' Tor pure
and cheap Groceries. oRly try EN-.
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I ~ NW n tfHaAt ckhnce 90 make nauuey- II
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