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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-01-03
General News Summary.


The child which took the four-year-
old prize at the recent baby show in New York
City, died recently Of scarlet fever. M
AWAsHINGToN telegram of the oath
says there were 232, l04 pensioners on the rolls
Of the United States, with 81, "A claims for
pensions pending.
ABABY-sHow was opened at the Tab
ernacle, In Chicago, on the 10Th, and broke mp
on the 25th, by the disappearance Of the man
ager and his assistant for parts unknown, with
all the receipts Of the show. When the day
for the distribution Of the prizes arrived, 1t
was discovered that the affair was fraud, and
much indignation was expressed by the irate
mothers who had placed their children on ex-
hibition.
The residence of Thomas Terrill,
at Central City, Col, was burned on the
morning Of the 2eth, and Mrs. Terrill, her
two sons, Johnnie and William, and Robert
jeffrey, perished in the flames. The fire is
supposed to have been incendiary in It's origin.
THE crop reports received at the
Department of Agriculture, in Washington,
up to the 27th, indicated that the wheat crop
of the country for 1877 was about $50, 600, 900
bushels, or about 59,O00,O00 bushels in excess
of any previous year. The corn crop was about
1,3OO,000,0O0 bushels. The crops of oats and
potatoes were correspondingly large. 1t was
estimated that l10,0OO,OO0 bushels Of wheat
can be spared for export
The dwelling of w. II. Roberts, of
Rondout, n. Y, was burned few nights ago,
and Mrs. Roberts and daughter and James
Brophy perished in the flames.
AT Wilkesbarre, Pa, on the 9th,
ten men, convicted Of riot in interfering with
mining operations last August, were SEN
fenced to paw fines varying from go to 800,
and to imprisonment from thirty days to nine
months.
OFFICIAL statements of 179 savings
banks in Massachusetts, for 1877 show aggre-
gated deposits of s244, ,596,6l4, against s243,-
340, ,642 the previous year.
In New York City, ON the 28th, Re-
corder Hackett sentenced number of liquor
dealers, prosecuted by the Society for the
Suppression of Vice, to pay fines ranging from
s25 to $3.50 each. .One of them received the
additional sentence of imprisonment for sixty
days, and another for thirty days, in the Peni-
tentiary.
AMONG the suspensions announced,
on the 2sth, was that Of the Real-Estate Say
ings Bank. OF St. Louis. The amount due de-
postors is s226,000, which, it was thought,
will be paid in full
The United States Treasury held, on
the 29th ult., S3I6,217,550 in United States
bonds to secure National Bank circulation,
and Sl3, 900 to secure public deposits. Ma
tional Bank circulation outstanding: Currency
notes, $500, ,240, ,3S5; gold notes, 81 49,, 900.
A SPRINGFIELD (Mass.) tele gram Of
the 29th ut. states that the notorious Nortls
ampton Bank robbers Scott and Dunlop, had
been sentenced to twenty years. confinementin
the States Prison
The loss of property on Western riy-
ers during the past year is set down at s., $780,
coo. Number of lives lost, seventy, more than
two-thirds of which was by explosions and the
burning of steamers.
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Don't Waste Your Time.

Two YOUNG clerks IN large Amerl-
can ana French house, IN Pearl
street, were Particnlariy intimats; so
much so tnat' although they poarded IN
dlnerent houses' YET they were con-
stantiy together during the hours OF
recreauon from business.
Une OF them had been presented with
iittie frehcn pooale' ana ne at ohce
SET about lnstructinS u 10 perform all
those little tricks Tor winch the preed Is
famed.
For some Gays MS companion Wit
messed ms PerseVering EFFORTS TO make
Grotto' BRING his handkerchlcf,
eaten pennies' STAND upon ms hind legs,
ana DO many other trlfllng put amusing
tricks. AT length he got tired OF beng
a looker,on at SO much waste OF tune,
ana resolved that, while ms 1rlena was
peing the tutor OF urosto, ne hlmseli
would pc pupil 10 freheh teacher'
and endeavor 10 master the french IAN
guage py the time 1rottos educauon
was completed. :.
without saylnga WORD 10 ms friend
ne commenced his studies, and beng
ulhSent' 1ast acquired knowe9Se OF
the language. lie also improved from
nearing good deai OF freneh spoken
IN the store, though he care1uily avoided
utterlng Woru.
Al length Grotto was hhished; ana
haa very truly acquired kno"ledge OF
ON INFINITE number OF amusing games,
ana his owner prlded mmse1 no httie
an MS requirements.
Inc owner OF Grotto was iittle the
senior IN tne store OF the other' anu OF
course ranked over MN IN promotons.
One morning ne came out OF the private
room OF the principal member OF the
hrm, and, looking very much down
cast, approacned ms irlend:
Ionl' saio ne tne hriu WANT W
send one OF the clerks TINS summer 10
france 10 puy gooos' anu they nave
offered the chance TO me- PROVIDED l
could speak french; pnt rs 'oui is
about the extent OF my FRENCH us no
90 iof tnis emu. "hat d looi ! was
Tor not studying u when l was ooy.
wen, sald 1onl' WHOSE chahce
is next! ,, -,
W ny, yours OF course. lhey VIII
put the question around, out OF polite-
ness; ana as none OF us can par'eyoo"S,
why somebody VIII be engaged ana all
oi US heaoeu on. A., ~,
In the course OF the morning rom
was called oeiore tne lrm, anu III grow
ing terms were inc advantages SCI
iorth, II ne couid only nave spoken .ns
language OF the country lhey mlsiieo
MN 10 go 10. ION lls,e9e'rw,th y. oe-
hght' ana lnwaraly smlleo at 'he sur
prise ne Woulo give theih' a. g.
III course; sala one OF .he nril,
you should nave 1he slIua,loh' II you
coulu only SPEAK frenchi pu. as you
canho.' VIC Siali iia,o " 9rnploy p, %
one eise' very s'r''' ureas Pi'y
e1c. W. !, m ,... -. h.
wen, saiu !onl' ~ can pe
neiped anu there Is no limt' I'M. stpPbse up bss,
70 s.uuy now, so ln"sr Jun' w .no ~ III
l can. MI lou'etIe' shai YOU "nu
nase .a.. n..le :, uiia's anu p''h"ps may
pass muster. IT, au.ouoa ;,.o
Mr. Ioutette anu loin en.ereu aD in.D
an aiiina1e! ooh.oi~ am ~ .t nh;nL
10 tne surprise oi al Piesen., "nioh, IN,
naVing Keen kep' up III uoupie-qul9A ME-
Ilme ior some hi.eeh M lhihutes' n WI
loute.te very canatu oato,t soiu ms par sa,.
ners thae ioii was iuiiy ooinpo'on' ioi
the place. ..;.o o.d .ho
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NUMBER /.
Our Young Readers.
a NAUGHTY BABY.

HIS very naughty baby,
For he will not shut his eyes
And go to sleep, though l have done
MY best to hush his cries.
I've trotted him, I've patted him,
I've given him some food;
But nothing that i do for him
Will do him any good.
I've sung a little lullaby.
The one that mother sings;
One that to weary little ones.
Sweet slumber, always brings.
I've scolded him, I've shaken him,
All sorts of things I've tried:
But the naughty, noisy baby-man
Will not be pacified.
He screams so loud he frightens me;
He's getting worse and worse,
do wish mother would come home,
Or get this boy a nurse.
Ill toss him up, I'll tumble him,
Play "creep-mouse" and "bo-peep,"
Perhaps if i can make him laugh,
The laugh will make him sleep.
You naughty, naughty baby,
How could you vex me so?
One would not think you ever cried,
To hear you laugh and crow!
Hush, hush! He's getting tired out:
Now very still Ill keep;
There's nothing like hearty romp,
To put child TO sleep
--JoseDhine Pollard, In Nurser!
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-01-03

AKENTUcKY paper says that young
man who recently married girl with
a gold mine gave his friends supper
of "didelphys virginians" imbedded
in wide dish of g convolvulus edulls."
Them's possum and taters.-Detroit
Free Press.
"A Stockton (Mo.) woman danced
herself to death. lately.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-01-03
PERsoNAL AND PoLIrICAL.

a CIRCULAR mas peen recently poSteu
in the Treasury Department at Washington,
ofTec, effect that at nersons h honorablv discharged a from
the Military or Naval Service by reason of dis
ability or sickness incurred in the line of
duty. shall be preferred to appointment for
civil Office. If found to possess the business
capacity necessary for the proper discharge of
she duties OF such office
THE banking firm of Meter & Co., 2
EXCHANGE n,ace New yorl, CITY failed on the
96tb. causinp considerable excitement in Wall
street as they did a large business in loaninp
money and cold and selling g nuts. " "cal,s. y
etc.
H.. ", VI, u c,:oe J..;
iioN. W. w. A'IAhon' Cn'e" "'s,o0
o. the appeiia'c Sourt oi 'he Sor.he.h us
cago. on the morning of the s6tb. of paralysis
of the heart.
1,. p,,.
Convention is to be held ON the 5th of June.
~ .,t A. o,.
washington wiuow' against ex-senator SIMON
oai'ieioh' io' ai,esea o'e"en VI p'oi'''e' vas
20 nv" s aesa - s.'H., ..as..'
~, sne 49, ., v, =, poo
ceou'''' N 'ons''o' 'a''o'' VI 'ne sum u si'o0o'
IT was understood in Washington, on
the 2sth, that U. S. Grant, Jr., had been ap-
pointed special Assistant United States Dis
trict Attorney for the preparation of old and
delayed customs cases.
AT the Cabinet meeting in Washing
ton, on the 2Sth, Sec'y McCrary submitted
telegraphic reports from the officers at the
scene of the late riot in Ell Paso County, Tex,
which state that careful investigation shows
'na' y. ,east one-naii Oh .he party oi rlo'ers
~ .,,'., A.u ouue ~" az a. aN %"
49, aa.s;,ad .a".. ~ -, ;ts w.. =, a.
mails and no action would he taken until It's
arrival at Washington.
c c, w ,,.r :. ol.
0ooN, " Ono'
oo,,s,n com = M.i,a,,,. - .ha as - N''
lHE Vanderpllt Will case mas Deen
adjourned until the 18th OF February. .
F0RElGN.
CORRESPONDENT OF the London
Daily Necs, in letter published ON the 25th
says that Plevna, at the time of its surrender,
was one vast charnel-house. He further states
Una. Una. an RUSSIAN prisoners - were ou'cnered as
zoo. % my
IHE russian pfluge ACROSS the Ian
upe AZ lDraii mas oeeh carried away py drlIt-
ng ice'
A BUCHAREST dlspatch OF the 10Th
announces the capture ard occupation of the
au,klsn posl.ions as al az Ieskosa'z ana AuIan-
N;os;o .e' oA' '''''' ~ ''''' "'e ' ''ls
-, an 1n S'..s., - n... n", De - ~ ~
rounc,, ~ and IN Min;stsr IN ~ fI Fore;an % ~ Affsirs = -
. .Sl. - " = -
oeonDiS1 !" Duchares' .ciee ram
N,sano,,s haa -. Saa % S.uss se an1 a..
At sistova was in great danger Of destruction
49,,
~ was sa,u AZ Duoiaies'' oi 'ne @tn,
tnat tne Russian au'horitles tnere mao decided
70 Try oo,nan aona oelo,r . il,iil'arY court .or
.he slaue % wounueu Russians anu RUSSIAN
sent q Several hundred I :, nrisoners @ - wsrs as
known TO have been taken by the Turks but
not one could be found when the Russians oc-
cupied Plcyna. The Turkish prisoners saw ali
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-01-03

The Silyerton. Col. smelting-worka
this season produced 8l6 tons of bull.
ion, which averaged $50 ounces Of sil-
yer to the ton.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-01-03

THERE are twenty-five packing
houses in Baltimore, employing each
from so to $50 hands. and handling
8, 1000, 600 bushels of raw and Is. 600, 900
Of canned oysters each season. Beside
there are so steaming houses, where
25, 600, 900 cans are prepared each sea-
son by 1000 men. Nearly $500 men
are engaged in making cans. Oyster
shuckers make on an average 81. % per
day, but some experts make as much
as IS. A bushel Of oysters in the shell
will make 10 cans, and one firm have
shucked and canned as many as $500
bushels in day. sea
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-01-03

Two YOUNG American attorneys we're
wrangling for long time before Judge
Knox, of Virginia, over . point OF law:
His Honor rendered his decision, and
the .ssprig'' who had lost impudently
remarked, Your Honor, there is .
growing opinion that all the fools are
not dead YETI Certainly, " answered
the Court. with unrufied good hum0r;
II quite agree with You, Mr. Blank,
and congratulate you upon your healthy
appearance. y
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THE LAST CHANCE.
In Few Weeks the Price Of The
Weekly Times Viii be 81.
per Annum.
Subscriptions Received at the Old
Rate Until February LIST,
1878.

Our readers have no doubt noticed that
for the last few months We have considera-
bly, enlarged the weekly edition Of The
TINES. To do this, necessarily incurs a
much larger EXPENSE, but believing that the
people care more for the extta news than
they do for the extra dollar, We have con-
cluded to raise the price to 1900 per an
mum. But feeling under obligations TO our
old subscribers and the public generally,
for their very liberal patronage We will
receive al subscriptions until Febru-
airy Ist, 1878, at the old rate.
Renew your own subscription, by sending
one dollar before that time, and you will con-
fer great favor on Us, by letting as many
Of your neighbors know OF this chance, a.
possible. 1t is in the power OF every sub
scriber. with very little work to send in one
name, or to advise some fridnd TO subscribe.
Let Us see how many Lew subscribers we
can add To our list before the first Of Febru-
ary, and we assure you We will reciProcate
by making The TINES better paper than
ever
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Schenck's Puinonic syrup, sea Weed
Tonic. and Mandrake Pills.

These desrrvcdly celebrated and popular
mDdcn'> have effected "A revolution ia the
healing art, md proved the f,llacy oI several
maNIms whicl have Tor many Years ob>truct-
ed tine progress oi med zeal science. Tie falls.
superstition that consumption l. incuaTable"
deferred physicians from attempting To find
remedies tor that disease, and patients afli cI-
ed with il Oncilcd themselves Ia Death
without making an effort To escape from a
doom which they supposed To be- unaNOiaa-
bile. IL - now proved, however, Ia 4 cotsuEIyD-
ZION be cUrcd and that IL hGS bern cured IN
a very great number al ca~,> i>on, Of Them
apparanIly deSDertf e ones by ~ciIrnck'> Pull
monic Syrup alon" aud in other eases 10y the
same medicine IA connection with SChencks
Sea weed + ME and Mandrake Pills, one or
both, according Ia ia" requirements of the
DR.. scheuA himself. who enjoyed uninrer-
rupIfl good health for NOR, th.n forty wears.
was supposed AZ one time To be AT the very
gate of death, his physicians having pro
nounc-d his case hopeless, and abandoned
him u his fata. He was cured by the afor..-
said medi ines, aud. since his recovery, many
thousands similarly affected have used Br.
Schrnck'S preparations with the same re-
marslahl. Success
Full directions accompany each- making il
not absolutely necessary 10 personally See
Dr. ScneHck. uni ~ patients wish their lungs
examined, ana for this purpose he is pro'es-
sioually at his principal Office, corner Sixth
and Arch streets. Philadelphia, every Mon
day, where all letters for advice must be adj
dressed.
Schenrk's medicines are sold by all drug
pis!s cod d.
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The Parent OF In>Oin mi in.

The parent of insomnia or wakefulnesS Is,
in nine cases out of ten, a tyspePtic stomach.
Good digestion give sound sleep indigestion
interferes with il TIE brain and STOMACH
sympaIhize. one of the prominent symp-
toms of weak state of the gastric organs Is "a
disturbance of the great nerve eDtrepot, the
brain. Invigorate The stomach, and you re-
store equilibrium to the great centre. most
reliable medicine for the purpose is Hostel
tiers Stomach Bitters, which is far preferable
to mineral sedatives and powerful narcotics
which, though they may for time exert a
snporific influence upon the brain, soon cease
Ia act and invariably injure The tone OF the
stomach. The BitterS, on the contrary, re-
store activity TO the operations OF that all i'm
poriant organ. and their benciicIent Influence
is reflected in sound sleep and tranquil
state OF the nervous system. wholespille
impetus Is likewise given TO the action of the
Liver and bowels by it, use. ltd&w
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Notice.

NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN, Tnat Il pc
n titiou signed b. "a majority OF the le-3tI
voter OF the village Of Stranger has cn
Ill, Il in the District Court, uf thU county al
Le;IvenwortiI, tn ciItns,. the nam oi SAID =
lag . from .SrdHJerto LiHrO0d. And mat ap-
piication viii De IN Idr To said court oh Tie
first day Of the next term thcre,'i- or a. soon
thereafter counsel c.Iu ~ Ia art, 10 obtain
the order prayed iOr i'll SIId y tItion.
\. q. WfIGHT, and oilers. petitioners
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Publication Notice.

In the District Court Of LcarenuOrth County,
Kansas:
IL. w.IDE, PLAINfIFF, vs.. Wiley W. HAM
mond, :. +. Hammond, William L. Little,
Delphine Little. samuel +. scott and Mary
J. Scott, Defendants.
HNHE above named defendants, William
II L. Little and Drlphine Little his wife,
Samuel r. Scott and Mary j. scott his wife,
Will take notice that they, in connection
with the above named defendants, Wiley W.
hammond and :. F. Hammond, his wife,
have been sued by the above named plaintiff
and must answer the petition flied by the
latter, in the above entitled Court on or before
the 18th day OF February, 1875, or said petit
ton will he taken as true and Judgment FEM
dered accordingly Of the following nature ::
A personal Judg nent against said Wiley W..
Hammond Tor $3.50, with ten per cent. in
tertst from December 2yth, 1876, on "A promis-
>ory note for said sum, given by him to the
plaintI on the day last mentioned, and "a
jud ,ment against ali the defendants foreclos-
ing a mortgage given December 18th 1876, by
bo,h OF said Hammond, to the paintiff up
ON the following real estate in l.. aNenworth
County, state OF Kansas, To secure The pay
ment OF sad note, namely: Fifty acres IN
The northeast quarter Of section Two, Of town
shi ten, OF range twcnty-one, bounded and
Described as follows: Beginning at the north
west corner OF SAID quarter elton, and run
ming thence south seventy rod, theme east
10 the first branch, thence nurtherly with the
IN, anderingS Of said branch To the north
lIneof said section, thence west To tue place Of
beginning. Also the e.IsJ-nsGlt Of the
asst half of tue southwest quarter OF SEE
rs &c ' twenty.one Aiso The s"a n
quarter OF said section thiriy-hve
except as follows: Forty are, sod to
Robert O,born, NV mb,r Is. h, ls.2, tNenty
&C es sold u Bei lamIn r. Uni, april lOsh,
ISIS, and one ana Onr-nnli acres sold 10
school district seven, and which judgment
will order the safe Of said property 10 ay
H. W. IDE, Plaintiff
jan.3wit
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New Canned Ern;fx,
YEAST POWDERS.
Basket rs.
PICKLES

The largest assortment ever kept fol
sale in this city.
Farmers feed, market, laundry
Chiidreu's school, and clothes
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DR.. Kings Syphilitic Remedy Il warranted
tocure Syphilis in the primary, secondary and
tertiary stages, and in all Its varied and COM
plicated forms, and will cure the worst case
OF venerial diseases; cases which have resisted
the treatment of the most eminent physi-
clans of America. 1t cures the first stage and
heals the ulcers in a few days. Il cures Ill
GERS in the mouth, nose, throal, head, arms
and legs; also hard pains IN the bones and
'oints, swelling OF joints, syphilic rheumo-
tism, etc., in a short time. Price, 25 per
package. Sent everywhere by express. A
North Seventh street, ST. Louis Mo. Cures
guaranteed or the money refunded Theo
Egersioref, agent, Leavenworth, Kansas.
mlIeodkwly
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n Sure Cure or Piles.

No one need suffer. A positive remedy for
all kinds of Piles, allaying the intense Itch
ing at once, giving instant relief An Indian
treatment sou apply. called DR.. Williams In
dian Ointment, prepared only for Piles, and
nothing else) Thousands already cured.
Mr.. Joseph NJ. Ryder, Cleveland, o., writes ::
-" suffered for years with Itching and u
cerated Piles, tried remedy amer medy ad-
vertised, and consulted physicians in Phila-
adelphia Louisville, Cincinnati, Indianapo-
lis and this city and spent hundreds OF dol
lars, but found no relief until obtained q box
OF DR.. Williams Indian Pile Ointment some
four months ago, and IL has cured me COM
pletely. had part Of a box lei which I gave
to a friend OF mine. who had doctOred with
many physicians, and as . last resort went
to the noted Ho; springs, Arkansas, for treat
ment. He informs me that the Indian Oint-
mept has also cured him of the PILES. II is
cert .inly a wonderful discovery, and should
beused by the many thousands who now are
sufYertpg with that dread disease.
For more certificates ofcures see large cir
~risr around each box Of Ointment Sold by
ro5& - TUILER 4 FULLER whole.
- hu8is1D 9CAieaDo. ang1zdAW
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.Gernaan Syrup..'

No other medicine in the world was ever
given such test OF its curative qualities as
Boschee's German Syrup. In three years
two million four hundred Thousand small
bottles of this medicine were distributed
fee Of chn'ge by druggists in this country to
those afflicted with Consumption, Asthma,
Group, severe Coughs, Pneumonia and other
diseases of the Throat and Lungs. giving
the American people undeniable proof that
German Syrup will cure them. The result
has been that druggists in every town and
village in the United States are recommend
ing il to their customers. Go TO your drug
gist, and ask what they know about it.
Sample bottles 10 cents. Regular size 15
cents. Three doses will relieve any case.
mayl3-eodSw
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CNHYYY.
GROUND COFFEE.

AZ lbs very best Rio Coffee, 10
81 best U. C. JAVA. 10
az Mocha Coffee. I.u
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BALTIMORE COKN MARKER.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

CoRN-western, active but easier: mixed
spot and January. 5J4 steamer, 5s1--
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HOME MARKETS.
HAY-S700 choice scarce.

HAY-S7O0 choice scarce.
BEANS-sl 1872 90 per bu.
RlE-35d iec choice white, +c.
EGtiS-lO e; and plenty; retail l2i2c.
CHEESE-kanss's make, 81 &C.
FLoUR-Cnnic.. family XNNN, 81 .; Col.
den Eagle, :; 90; Western Rose, 81 %.
BUTTER-Cominon, l5c; choice in de-
mani AT 2ic.
GA rS-1c.
BRAN-iOd &c. per cwt !: 81 per ton.
ON .ONS-Ieilow sc; Red, Soc, and good
lots IN demand.
CABBAGE-SS per hundred.
wHEAT-No. ), Il oral rs; No. 4, s0c.
co tN-Market price for choice white, $3.50
Yell Nv, 26d2s..
Potatoes Early Rose, $50 i0c; Peach
Bio rs, JhG6pc.
Chickens, 81 15a2 20 per dozen
dress. d. - Uld2 -; Turkeys, sal W dressed,
for choice demand light
WILD GANE-QuaiiS, 81 COL 25; Prairie
Chic ;ens, 81 %; Rabbits, tJc. per DOZEN
Squi rels, 4oc per dozen Ddcks, 81 20 per doz.
EN- now Offered.
PRECAUTIONARY quoted at sG0dS9 per ton
BACON-Retaii iO,c for sides; hams Ice
shnu u,r> y &C. wholesale
W,IDp-Oak and hickory. 81 60: sawed and
split, s. 70; elm and cottonwo q, - per cord
and trade dU /.
A-'PI.E~-fieSf 81 .5al u per barrel: o.aI O
per bushrl for choice.
II pNEG-l1c. per pound.
ORANGtsS-S> Od!' TAI per box.
LEMoNS-Ss OdS "a per box,
Stock Market.
Butchers are paying sdSl4c Nut
ton u ,c. live.
IIUGS-Ihe prices paid were S. gross
no dressed inis coming IN.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-01-17

Long frock cape overcoats for $1,000 at
Seekers.