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The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1880-01-07
lOriginal.
Arise.

Arise, oh man cast aside the dust,
And all the garments of last years rust:
The oil! year'h gone-the new ones here.
Then lift up thine e! es and never fear.
The snow envelopes the earth around
Let virtues snow hide your faults in the ground.
Bury the past, just like it's dead
From passions low lift up your head.
All nature will change its face,
And dress in ga oflovlier grace;
The trees, the birds. The very sod.
On which your feet thonghtless trod.
For have you not one spark within,
That will raise your soul from every sin
Are you not The child of Him above.
Whose cardinal Truth was holy love?
Then arise, OH man let this be the note
Ever gushing from out your throat -
Twas his spread the Lamb Calvary's tree.
Thus teaching the lesson to you and me.
after this, He scared above,
To the bosom OF Eternal Love;
Down thence He sent the Spirit OF Truth "
To inspire he aged to guide ihe youth.
Oh is not this enough to show
The love of God TO us below?
Then arise my Fl end put on tbs guise
That will bear you hence beyond the shies.
Some crozkers oft do ever claim
That the Father will always blame
But it's not so-not the law of Truth
Forbear your crme-IIell renew your youth.
When men are burthened with weight of ill.,
And know they're climbing rows hill,
The scofer passes and tur g his head
Like the Pharisee, by whom sin was wed.
Such think not that day will cone,
When the judgements of man will o made dumb
When ,he things tn sill alter fast.
And silent virtue be honored at last.
Then, arise, my brother. be not cast down
BY the worlds shame, or by ensys frown -
Your aim look high-like your frame erect.
That with glory and grace yen be evsr decked.
IBLRIAN.
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5aS- Every person who wishes to see
what Bridgeport enterprise is accomplish
ing, should call at the large and com
pletely stocked Drug and Paint Store OF
F. S. STEVENS & Co. This firm keep in
stock almost everything that can be found
in the largest and best appointed metro
politan stores, and buying of the manu-
facturers and importers, they are enabled
to get the lowest prices, thus being ena-
bled TO sell at wholesale and retail, at the
lowest New York prices.
Their stock comprises all the Foreign
and Domestic Drugs and Chemicals. rs
we'll as most of the proprietary articles,
Patent Medicines. &c, &c Paints, Oils,
Varnishes and Brushes.
MEssRs. T. S. STEVENS & Co. are agents
for the Latin & Rand Powder Co., and
are doing largc sde in that celebrated
Gun, Rife and blasting Powder.
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4 dams, Mass.

wnne travelling last week to visit our
friends, We happencd to AXE a stay in
Adams, Mass. Really, we We're delighted
with the signs of industry which on ev-
cry hand attracted our attention. Adj
ans is beautifully located, and very.
thriving railroad centre: but what we
were most delighted with, is to notice
that we could hardly see even a child in
the streets; where are the people? All,
there are thirteen manufactures in the
town, and that tells the story; all have
good and lucrative employment !; no time
for lettering around corners or hotels
| there. Here there are manufactures of
wool, cotton paper etc, so that really the
thriving town is a real terrestrial elysium
where all the people are happy and CON
tented, because all are independent
Almost all the mechanics own their own
neat, tasty cottages, and despite the
fall of snow, still exhibited traces
OF what beauty surrounds them when ma
turc puts Oh her emerald dress in spring
and summer. Surrounded by this pic :
ture our thoughts naturally reverted to
| the scenes of our labors--to old New
town. What. thought we. constitutes
the vast difference between both villages?
Why may not Newtown become hive of
industry such as Adams is Surely the
causes are not unremovable there
is balm in Gilead? Surely, an unhappy fate
has not destined Newtown to forever lie
sleeping on its smouldering embers.
No, thought we, our mite has been al
ready given and we will keep at it, with
the assistance of our friends, until we
/ fan those embers into bright living fire
that shall warm into existance the dor
mant energies or our people.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1880-01-07

1t is a disgrace to Newtown to have
the Main Street in its present condition.
To the foot-passengers it is impossible
unless he provides himself with pair OF
stills; this is particularly the case from
the Postoifice to the Central House.
When we consider the little outlay that
Is necessary to thoroughly remedy this.
we cannot help being surprised ut the
apathy OF the residents of this beaut,ful
street, and at the indifference OF the
Selectmen. We trust to see this RENE
died, once for all, as soon as spring
opens.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1880-01-07

Mr.. Eugene Buckley showed us, last
week, specimen of panpas grass, which
grows in the southern part of California
it is a beautiful ornament, and Mr. Buck
in this locality
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1880-01-07
EsymcnG@s.

Eyneneai.
On Dec. Sd, Miss Carrie r. Gately,
daughter OF D. c. Gately, Esq, of Rocky
Glen. was united In the holy bonds of
matrimony to Mr. VIM. H. Beers, of Pal
estine. The ceremony was performed by
The Rev. J. II. Chaplin. of Meriden, Conn
The bride was most beautifully dressed,
and presented a brilliant appearance
After the marriage rite was over, the re-
latives and friends were invited to a
sumptuous feast. which was prepared for
the occasion. Prof. Beyer's Band rem
dered some excellent music during the
dinner, as we'll us before and afterwards.
| The presents to the bride were costly
and 1 umerous. The young couple, after
many wishes for future happiness had
been interchanged, took a feeling fare
we'll of all their friends, and repaired to
the depot, from which they started for
their future home in Indiana. This
young lady, because of her numblerless
kind acts Of charity to the poor, will be
long regretted. May we not hope thai
the prayers of those INDECENT people
whose necessities she so often relieved
will be the means Of calling down many
blessings on her head in the time t.
come. We hope they will and wish bott
happy, prosperous voyage through life
"a voyage unruffied by the storms anc
tempests by which it is so oftened buf
feted.
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On New Years night number OF
young people from Cold Spring. Bridge
port and Reddin1 Ridge met at the resi-
dence of Miss Annie Henderson,, and all
report a very pleasant time.
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Yours, etc,

UBoERE ERR.
P, ST any OF the capitalists should
be store-keepers, of course they have a
two-fold interest, for theirs will be doubl:
profit. We think, if there were no Others
that there are sufficient of such men in
of this matter, and push it to success.
OBSERVER.
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LOCAL TIME TABLE
HOUSATONIC RAILR DAD.

Tfns when trains pass Ncrtorn station
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1880-01-07

before buying elsewhere. and be convinced that uy
sell them lower than amy other stores. quality con
sidered.
Our English Kip Boes is the best in market war
ranted water prcor c97
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LoSpoN, February 2l.-The Mark Lane Ex-
press says; So.
Flowing and sowing have proceeded de-
spite the variable weather, alternating sun
shine, winds and rains which caused floods In
the midland counties. Elsewhere a fair area
OF land has been planted in wheat and beans.
Vegetation Is stili backward and variable re-
ports continue relative 10 the condition OF
autumn sown wheat. Farm work generally
Is behind hand. Cattle have thriven fairly,
buttlie stock Of roots is fast diminishing, es-
pecially turnips, and sheep farmers are anx-
ious, Reports Of the condition Of winter
wheat in Scotland are satisfactory, Potatoes
have been steadily rising, owing 10 the de.
mand for seed for Ireland. English wheat
being scarce in Mark Lane and the provinces,
has been marketed In small quantities and un,
satisfactory condition. Growers were un-
willing 10 accept lower rates, which were OF.
fered, and the business was consequently
very dull. Sales were only practicable at q
decline Of Fix pence to shilling per quarter.
The decline, however, principally affected
badly conditioned parcels
Tho imports OF foreign wheat into London
have been moderate. The demand has beer
chiefly OF retail character, as town miller
are determined TO hold Of. until they see
bOuib uetteE BIuullu lOl huG c4lhtcllCG VI HIGS
emit quotations In America than speculative
enterprises Consumption, however, goes
on, though speculation Is absent, and bust
ness mostly Is quiet and very steady. Prices
have been maintained, except for Russian
for which sellers are obliged to accept little
less money, though all the depression was re
covered today and on Monday. ..
Maize is still scarce on spot, and prices i'm
proved both In London and Liverpool. Bar
ley and oats quiet but for the latter an occa
Sional advance Of Spence per quarter was OBJ
tanned. Arrivals at ports Of call moderate.
There has been aiSteady demand for wheat
chiefly for United Kingdom, at an advance o
y shilling to a shilling and pence per quar-
| ter Only one cargo OF maize arrived, whicl
brought q Shilings 8 pence, Business II
wheat for shipment was limited, owing 10 tn
indifference Of buyersand anadvance demand
ed by sellers Maize inactive; the demand
chiefly for February and March shipments
26s to 25s Cd.
i The sales Of EngliShtwheat last week wer
1850 quarters at ass Id per quarter, agAins
66055 quarters at AS ID for The same wee
Imports into tho United Kingdom up I
February 18th, were /, II q 5s hundred weigh
Of wheat aud ZIG 30l hundred weight Of aouI
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SOOTHING NOTES.

DAN o'LEARY, according TO the New Or
leans papers, recently walked five miles in
forty.one minutes.
Epn MORRIS, the Pittsburgh oarsman,
saws there Is nothing in the report OF his
contemplated trip to England.
o'LRARY has accepted challenge from
Weston, to walk him six days for 81 900, at
San Francisco, commencing March s.
CoArsv1ILE will probably have rife
club this year, as committee has been APP
pointed TO look up suitable ground for q
range.
HANCOCK, the famous English walker,
has decided to come to America to walk
Faber, Krohne and Guyon, six days, for
$1,000 q side.
scuAEPER, the billiardist, now holds
both Championships-at the straight run
game and the champions game, in which
rail play is limited.
NORMAN TAYLOR, the pie eating pedes'
TRAN, and Daniel j. Ross, the Canadian
athlete, aret to run 20 milesin Providence
R. l., on the 2Sth inst.
In the twelve-hours.a.day walking
match in Cincinnati, Sam Collyer, one o.
the contestants, withdrew after making
but twenty-five miles.
BoYp, the English sculler, who evident
" will not allow himself TO be beaten
positively refuses to challenge Hanlan q
present, on account Of business require
ments.
TuE Passaic River Amateur, Rowing As
ISOLATION, composed OF all the principa
boating clubs OF the Passaic river, has do
ciied 70 give q regatta, open to the world
on May 81.
IT is proposed to form an eleven Of crios
eters, chiefly from Canada and Detroit
i Michigan, to visit England, early in Apr
next. The team will be called the North
western American eleven.
Tng racing water for that 5000 purse
which was not awarded last October a
ChautauQua Lake, has not been decide
upon, but the race will be rowed either .
Washington, Baltimore or Philadelphia
That much has been settled.
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MONUMENTS AND POLIrIcs.


STONES for the Dead Past and Collins for
the Living Present-.sGaih's" Talks and
DisquisiiIons from the Varied and In
spIring Air OF the Capital.
"Gath' writes from Washington to the
Graphic. This age is doing the monument
tai business for tho Revolutionary party
very well. Mr.. Evarts has been looking
on the clOds of clay which gave their red
iron to the blood Of Washington down in
old neglected Virginia, 70 set up there ash
5Oostone, saying: "He was born here, about
Nazareth" Evarts Is good Old Mortality
II anything ought to raise the dead II
should be one Of his long, accentuated
sentences.
corded that the cost Of the average tunera
viii procure good bust Of the deceased
How much better would this be than
cemetery lot to prolong putrescencel
Jaw President Hayes q few evening
past. he says that the three longestyear
81 his lie have been the Presidency, an!
everything he has seen confirms nun y !.
his original view that the one term princi
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Mothers, Mothersii mothersl,,

Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with the excruciating pain Of cut.
ting teeth? II so, go at once and get a
bottle Of Mrs. WinsIow's Soothing Syrup.
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm.
acknowledgement upon it; there is no
mistake about it. There is not mother
on earth who has ever used it who will not
tell you at once that it will regulate the
bowels, and give rest to the mother, and
relief and health to the child, operating
like magic. 1t Is perfectly safe to use in
all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is
the prescription of one OF the Oldest and
best female physicians and nurses in the
United States. Full directions for using
will ACCOMPANY each bottle. None genuine
unless the fac-simile Of Curtis & Perkins Is
on the outside wrapper. Sold by all Medi-
cine Dealers. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
Beware OF limitations. Mw&r
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Arc Your Lungs Threntened .

How important to use at once safe anC
sure remedy. CDR. Swayne's COMPOUND
Syrup OF Wild Cherry" for 80 years ha!
been a standard remedy, at all times re
liable in etfectually curing coughs, colds
sore throat, bronchial asthmatic affections
short breath, night sweats, pain in the side
and breast, nervous debility, blood spit.
ting, liver complaint, all diseases Of the
air passages and lungs. 1t strengthens,
purifes, heals, promotes expectoration,
and has cured many hopeless cases Of cou.
sumption.
My mother was great sufferer from
Asthma Cough. Her symptoms became
very alarming; attended by several physl.
clans without finding permanent relief;
she did not sleep fifteen minutes night
for three months, from constant coughing
and shortness OF breath. j was recon.
mended to try "Dr. Swayne's Compound
Syrup OF Wild Cherry" from which she
experienced immediate relief, and in a
short time restored her TO good health.
II. Meyer, Grocer, Seventeenth and Car
penter streets, Philadelphia. p
Price 25 cents and 81 per bottle, or six
bottles S.. The large size is the most
economical. Prepared only by DR.. Swayne
& Son, $50 North Sixth street, Philadel-
phia, Sold by all prominent druggists.
MwF&w
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THE surtout overdress worn this winter
will remain in favor for spring and sum-
mer
LEATHER petticoats are used for walking
by English women. They look like satin
and wear forever.
GENTLEMEN's watch chains for full dress
are Of the plainest possible description oil
either plain or enamelled gold.
DRAD in all Its many shades will be
worn this coming season. The newest
shade is called the coachmsn's drab. I,
SAFFRoN-rINrED lace is much in favor
for trimming evening dresses, and Is even
seen on some OF the new handkerchiefs.
HELIorRoPE is new color, and is exact.
ly the lovely pinkish purple OF the newly
blown flower from which Its takes its
name.
Fur is used most deliberately this season,
even trimming very light evening dresses
and the summer fringes and headings will
be made to initiate 1t.
THERE is O new Russian braid for tides
and curtain trimmings that is very etiec'
tive. 1t is wider than the ordinary braid,
but is worked in the same patterns.
BALL dresses entirely without sleeves
have made their appearance, these neces.
sary articles being replaced by the plated
drapery from the neck, which Is taken
over the shoulders and fastened by.a flow
er or iewelled ornament.
SILK muslin is much used to temper
that pretty but trying color, rose pink. a
very beautiful gown OF rose silk recently
made by fashionable private dressma
ker has side draperies OF silk muslin, be
meath which are curved plaitings, the two
almost concealing the side panels. In
front the rose silk is uncovered and at thu
back is a long plated train and pulled dra
peries. The waist is low, and above 1t Il
chemisette Of silk muslin. A profusior
OF lace borders, the draperies and whit,
hyacinths are nestled among them.
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sun AsrsiopeeE.
selnnsR,s SALE.
:,;;:i0yERS' SALE.

4, OHIO County, wOt Virginia.
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New York, February A.-Cotton dull and
easy at l3Na13Ec; futures firm. : Flour
strong; receipts 80 900 barrels; superfne west
ern S. 00a5 so; common toigood IS 60a5 So {;
good TO choice IS 00a8 90; white wheat extra
IS S0a6 so; extra Ohio S. 75a7 30; st. Louis
S. S5aS co. Minnesota patents 81 00as rs.
Wheat firm; receipts 5000 bushels ungrad-
ed spring 81 SS11; No. 2 spring 81 Al; Green
Bay spring 81 40al 46k; ungraded red 81 30a
/ 5l1S: No. 3$l47; No. 2, 81 DIAL o. u; I'M
graded white 81 4Sal so; No. do, sales Of So
600 bushels at 81 81; No. red February,
sales $1,000 bushels at 81 62la1 So; March,
sales $4,000 bushels at 81 521Eal 6S%; April,
sales Of $4,000 bushels at 81 52Xal 81; May,
sales 81, 900 bushels ut 81 5la161h. Rye firm
er. Corn dull: receipts $4,000 bushels un.
graded 571Sa60c; Emo. 3, 56llo; steamer. BIC;
No. 2 February 60Hc; April 55xc. Oats In
moderate demand; receipts $4,000 bushels
western mixed false; white weStern4 40 IIfa5lc.
Hay dull at Toe. Hops quiet and steady.
Sugar strong; fair TO good refining 7ha7 Nc
Coffee firm. ..hiolaSses quiet and unchanged.
Rice steady and in fair demand. Tallow
quiet aud steady at 6kc. Rosin firm at
62Hc. Turpentine quiet and firm At BIC
Eggs firm at 12al5IIc. Pork quiet old mess
$l2 90. Beef quiet and unchanged. Cut
meats dull; long clear 7Jsc; short clear 796c
Lard. inactive: prime steam 81 67h: old
$50. Butter firm; western l6a29c, Cheese
easier; western llal41Sc. Whisky Nominal at
81 10,
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Good Health Makes ihe Enr,l, 2 Heaven.

Remember that DR.. Guysotts Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla has proven itself to
be the best blood purifier ever discovered,
and is positive cure for scrofula and all
Syphilitic disorders, Weakness OF the
Kidneys, all Nervous disorders and De-
bility, all Urinary and Digestive troubles,
etc. Price OF large quart bottles with full
directions, ST 90. A single bottle will
prove to you Its merits as health-renewer,
Tor 1t acts like charm, relieving both
physical and mental distress, driving out
OF the human system the many ills that
flesh and blood is heir to, and restoring the
natural vigor to both mind and body, ex-
hausted by disease and suffering. Itmakes
the old feelyoung and buoyant. 1t makes
the young feel gay.
Logan, List & Co., Laughlin Bros. & Co.,
Wholesale agents. 'p&w
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Tho cheapest, Purost ana Best Family
Medicine in the World!
PorDYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, Jalndice, BIZ.
Gus attacks, sick HEADACHE, Collie, Depression Of
spirits, SOUR STOMACH, Heart Burn, dc.. DC.
This unriyGlled Southern Remedy Is warranted mol
n contain single particle OF MERCURY, or any IN
Iurous mIneral substance, hut Ia
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active and strong, Delaware, LAckawannaa and
Western rising from SIX TO s0x; Delaware
and Hudson from Tx TO COX, and New Jer-
Gey Central from SAX to sex. Ohio and Mis-,
dNippi preferred advanced 6X per cent. 10
S49S, and ST Joseph preferred rose az per
cent. Towards the close the market was weak
and lower, when sharp bear attack was made
against leading shares. The decline ranged
from u TO TX per cent. IN the general list, "
per centin American District Telegraph, and
per cent. In Delaware and Hudson. In final
sales there was o steadier feeling and recoy-
cry Of u to u per cent, the latter for West
ern Union.
The bear demonstration near the close was
aided by rumor that Gould and Sage had
been settling the market, including their own
particular lavofites. Coal shares attracted the
most speculative attention. A partial Sus.
pension Of mining aud reported advance In
the price OF coal were arguments OF the bulls
while large outstanding on short interest
began to cover from sheer anxiety and dread
OF further loss. Thest Louis and Iron Noun.
tain earnings for the two weeks Of February
show a gain OF $44.226 At the annual cleo.
ton Of the Delaware, Lackawannasand West
ern Company held to-day 263, 1853 shares were
voted on and the following ticket was elect.
ed President, Samuel Sloan; Secretary, Fred.
T. Chambers; Treasurer, +. II. Gibbons;
Managers, WE Dodge. Moses Taylor, Geo.
Buckley. John @. Blair, S. B. Chittenden,
George Bliss, Percy Z. Pyne. w. w. Phelps
w. G. Hunt, A. L. Dennis, w. Ryle, Il. W
Halbrook, Z. s. Higgins and B. f. Clarke.
The transactions aggregated $4,000 shares,
OF which $500 were Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph, 1900 G. @. & !. G., 1880 Chicago.
st. Louis and New Orleans, LOO Cleveland,
Columbus Cincinnati and Indianapolis 81
600 Chesapeake and Ohio, 5000 Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, 1000 Delaware
and Hudson. q, 600 Erie, q, 900 Hannibal and
St. Joseph, $500 Houston and Texas, 1000
Iron Mountain, 1900 Kansas and Texas. 49,,
900 Lake Shore, 5000 Lake Erie and West.
ern, 5000 Michigan Central, $500 Northwest
ern, 1900 Nashville, Chattanooga and st
Louis (which was offered at ITO at the closel
$3.50 New jersey Central, 900 New York
Central, 1,400 Northern Pacific. 1900 Ohio
and Mississippi, 2I.000 Ontario and Western
CLOSING at 29H), 1000 Pacific Mail, 10000
81. Paul, $500 St Louis and San Francisco,
|, 800 81. Paul and Sioux City, 400 81. Paul
and Minneapolis, 5000 Union Pacific 10000 |
Wabash and Pacific, $4,000 Western Union,
aud 1000 Marietta and Cincinnati (tist pre-.
tered closing at l9l
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That DR.. Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry
has proven itself to be positive cure fol-
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis and all
lung diseases. thas saved the lives oil
many even after the doctors hadeaid there
was no hope. Every one declares that il
goes TO the "right spot" soothing and heal.
Ing as If by magic all soreness OF throat
and lungs. A single dose taken at bed
time will gently warm the blood, cause re.
ireshing slumber, and by morning an
ordinary cough or cold will be gone: None
genuine without signature OF Sanford &
Park. Large pint bottles 81 90. Keep q
bottle always on hand, 1t will save You
many a doctor bill. Be sure you have
your druggist get the genuine for you.
Logan, List & Co., and Laughlin Bros:
& Co. sell the genuine at wholesale and
retail, Ddw
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PHILADELPHIA, February 2l.-Flour, Min.
nesota extra medium 80 so, good 50 621f;
choice 50 rs; fancy 81 90; Minnesota patent
81 75aS 25. Rye flour firm S. 90. Wheat do.
mand active; No. 9 red elevatorla 50h bid ;
81 81 asked March 81 50S bid; 81 5OX asked,
bid, 81 SIX asked. Corn firm western mixed
track, 67a571c; western railway 56a561 Sc |;
sail mixed, February, 6SI4c bid, 6sxc asked;
March 66I<c bid, 5S7 asked; April 55c bid,
IS Nc asked: May 52jSc bid. 81 10 asked, Oats
dull and unchanged. Provisions quiet and
steady. Beef, mess $l3 90. Pork. mess $500
ais Is. Hams, smoked 9lSa10I<c y; picked
79<aO1Ec. Lard, western Kettle s76OsS 90;
steam 81 75a7 s0 Butter In good demand;
county, Pa, extra 25a27c; Western Reserve
extra 25a27c; good to choice 2Oa2lc Eggs
steady ut 14Hc. Whisky, demand good at
III ~. u