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WOODLAND BEACH II
BOMBAY HOOK DELAWARE BAY.

Beginning the with everything
fresh and attractive extensive grounds "a magnificent park
delightful bathing fishing shooting and boating large
attached with vegetables fruits milk and and pure
fish and fresh from the the house
Music in Grand Pavilion day Grand Hop every Wednesday
Accessible daily by steamer "THOMAS CLY DE" by
rod connecting at Clayton, Delaware Railroad D. m
TERMS: 81 to $1,000 PER WEEK, 81 PER DAY.
GEORGE A. MILLINGTON.
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STOCKS.

40 10 4Z's... 10. .l0Zi& l03
Delaware State IS. 100 d
delaware Il II. LIST mortgage. lUS LIZ,
Delaware Railroad Extension. LOT IUs
p, w. & B. X. X. lat mortgage. .I2s lS
Wn.lCity Railway LIST mortgagelO2 lO3
VIII. CITY Railway Extension. 100 100
Masonic Hall Co lst mortgage. 100 lOl
Delaware City as. .lOIx Ul5
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L. W. BREWER,

CTATE. OF ILLINOIS, La SALE Co.'S
- IN the Circuit Court, January Term l%-2.
Daniel Krci-rr Ann Wiuham. Elizabeth wood. Edward
Wood, sarah Near. German Near. Caroline Brll, Henry
BrIll, william Wiuham. Suan Nnhan and George Hdnck
In ChduceTg
Affidavit ~ the norresidence 81 Elizabeth Wood. I'm.
pleaded With the above defendants Ann Winham q A..
having been fled m the clerks Office 81 the Circuit Court
Of said county notice Is therefore hereby given To- the af
nonresident defendants that the mpiuaut ucd s bill
complaint in aid court the chancery side thereof
the NTH day Of October ISL and that ihereupon sum
is-sed out Of said court wherein said sut Il
pending reuruabe the second Monday IN the month 81
January next. a. Is BY law required
Now unless the aid Nonresident defendant above
named Elizabeth Wood. shall personally be and appear
before said Circuit Court the st day Of the next term
thereof be holden at Ottawa. In and for the said county
the second Monday In January next and plead answer
or emHr 20 the saii cDmplainanfs bill Of Complaint the
matters and thing therein charged and stated
WILL confessed and decres entered against you
WILLIAM W. TAYLOR. Clerk.
Ottawa, Illinois Oct. 5th. 1881.
l. W. BRnvKs- Complr- sorr. ocfs
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~ should like to sell you gimlet," said a
careworn looking man, as he walked into an
Office the other day.
I'VE have no use tor one" replied the cash
ier
"But you should always look into the misty
future" went on the fiend demurely. "Next
winter you will want to make holes in your
bootheels, SO you can get your skates on"
81 use club skates-no straps required.
you may want to screw some boards togeth.
er sometnie The oldfashioned method OF
driving the screw IN with a hammer is PERM
cious as it deterOrates the tenaclty of the tangs
of the screw, as 1t were"
Nothing to day, SIR"
"This gimlet also acts as a cork.screw."
II don't want it,
at may be used as tack-hammer, cigar
holder, and toothbrush"
II don't want IT.
ut has an eraser, pen, ar ink.stand, a Ia
bic for computing compound interest ana a
lunch.hoX attachment"
Il can't help it; | don't wat ~
know you don't; you re one at those mean
men that won't buy "A gimlct unless 1t has a
restaurant aud u trip to Europe and an Italian
opera company attached. You're the kind OF
man who would live near an electric light
to save q gas bill"
And the pedder walked out with his mcnt
al plumage on the perpendcular-N. !. star
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Spelling.

Mr.. Topnoody went to the MINISTRIES auO
the funny conundrums and Jokes he heard
set him to thinking So ut breakfast he began
on Mrs. Topnooly. She WAS warm and not
much in the humOr for pleasantly, but Top
moody slashed away.
" say, Mrs. Topnoody, Can you spell hard
water with three letters? ?"
No, cant; might, though, il you had
taken me to the Ministries last night" THIS
staggered Alm a little, but not seriously
"And you can't spell it? We'll ice, amt
that hard water"
Mrs Topnoody never smiled and Mr. r
went on:
Now spell money with four letters"
| don't know how" she said.
Ha ha, that's too good. a woman never
can get at this sort OF thing in the same clear.
headed way a man can. Well, the way to
spell 1t Is c-a.sh h, amt that money!
Again did Mrs. Todnoody fail TO smile, and
Mr.. Topdoody started out with another.
Hold on minute" she interrupted, look
ing ugly; " I've got one; lets see If you can
get it: Spell Topnoody' with four letters"
Topnoody scratched his head while, and
gave 1t up.
Ha, ha," laughed Mrs. T., chats too good.
A man never can get at this sort of thing IN
the cIear-hcaded way a woman can. Well,
the way to spell it Is fool, amt that Topnoo
dyg"
But Topnoody never smiled, and the break
fast was finished IN silence except an occas-
ional chuckle from Mrs. Topnoody's end of
the tabe-SteujenUNe Uerdld.
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The Man with the FlalI,

1t carried the beholder back to thirty years
ago, when the threshlng machine was heard
only at rare intervals, and the honest farmer
spread his golden stalks on the clean barn
floor and failed away with such tempered
blows that not Il kernel was broken The man
who had 1t sat down on one of the benches
IN West Circus Park. The rare sight Of such
an article halted every pedestrian, and the
man had to keep explaining over and over
"Well, I'll have some beans to shell this fall,
and kinder thought 'twould be easier to ilaIl
'em out. The hardware man told me he had
to send to Vermont for it,"
Pretty soon along came a gray headed alder
man, and when ne saw that Hail he looked ten
years younger all at once.
II handled that for over ten years" he said
as he picked it up and spit on his hands.
Seems like old times to get hold of this hick-
DRY again"
He stepped ont to one side to give the crowd
an exhibition on the grass, and his success
was great At the second blow the fail end
hesitated in mid ar wobbled about and final
ly came down with whack on the PATRIOTS
lead, making him see more stars than win.
ter's night ever brought out. He dropped the
weapon with the remark that he was already
ten minutes late in keeping an appointment,
and he was rubbing his skull as TAR down the
street as he could be seen.
The next man TO try 1t was one who got off
passing car under the idea that dog fight
was in progress
"A fail! Ha! hal ha Why haven't seen
fail since l was married, =" he chuckled as he
reached for il. II presume | have failed a
thousand bushels Of wheat in my time. You
boys stand back there
The boys retired and the man lifted the
fail on high and patted the grass in vigor-
Gus manner.
"Yes, my stint used to be twenty bushels a
day" he continued, land though [ do say it
myself, /"
Something happened. He dropped the fail,
seized his jaw and danced off as though he
had springs under hun, and though dozen
voices asked what hit HIM he refused to tell.
BY and by third man came sailing along
and when he saw the fail he remarked that
his father had used one like it nearly all his
life, and was the smartest fiailer in New
Hampshire.
Cant you use ito inquired one of the
crowd.
why, of course If you boys want TO see
how our fathers got their wheat to mill, I'll
give you little exhibition. Here, bub hold
my hat"
He buttoned his coat, moistened his lands,
and began work. The first blow nearly broke
a mans knee, the second cracked against
boys elbow, and at the third the flailer grab
bed the top of his head and sat down with a
subdued look in the corners of his mouth.
well, guess I'll be jogging along" said the
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DRUGS, Paints, Oils, C0lOrs, VarniSles, Glass.

In Drugs and Medicines purity and care in
compromising are Of the greatest Importance.
The undersigned calls your attention to this,
as ne exercised great care in selecting his
Drugs and in the preparing of the same not
only the greatest care is exercised, but every
thing is proceeded with scientifically. The
stock is the most varied in this county, and
the prices always the lowest, quality consid-
dered. You will also find the finest stock Of
Druggists Sundries, Yankee Notions, Toilet
Goods of every description, Fancy Articles for
weddings, birthdays, &c.
In Paints Oils, Brushes, Colors, Varnishes.
Plate and Window Glass, no competitor will
sincerely claim to equal my stock, neither in
quantity, quality or price, my goods being. the
very best grades in the market. Everything
guaranteed My facilities for handling goods
are double those of any other establishment.
Thanking the public for their liberal patron
age in the past, and hoping to serve the same
and a great many more in 1881. l am truly
YOURS G.. GEHRING, Druggist.
North of Court House, Ottawa, III.
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Lfyal.
+. P. SNYDER,
OAN 4 ~ Il IL
ItyF1ycH at Lar
n

s,'I'A II IC or ILL NoISS, LASALLE Cos
- IN tie circuit court. JttuarY Tenn l-S2.
Pcleg G.. ravens u4 Alice Havens.-IH ChaRCerV
Affidavit Of OnrcsdCHCc of Alice IavenE. the above
defendant having been fled in the clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of said county notice therefore hereby given
the said resident defendant that the panan Med
his bill Of complaint In said court the chancery side
thereof the 26th August 1851 and that tcrcup
issued out Of said court wherein said suit
now pending returnable the second Monday in the
month OF october next, a. Is by law required.
Now unless the said nonresident defendant above
named shall personally be and appear before said Circuit
the srs day OF the thereof to be holden
at OTTAWA In and for the said county. the secoLd Mon
day In January next and plead answer dcur to the
said compaiEants bill of complaint the and the mat
and things therein charged and stated will be taken
confessed and decree entered against sou according 10
the prayer OF said bill. ". W TAYLOR, Clerk.
Ottawa. Illinois, oct. llth. ISL.
r. T. SNYDER. CUmplts SOlr. OCtj-iW
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Keokuk's gate CITY says the meanest man
IN the world lives in Burlington, While a
deaf, dumb and blind hand.organist was sleep
ing on the postoffice corner the wretch stole
his instrument and substituted new-fangled
churn therefor; and when the organist awoke
he seized the handles of the churn and ground
away for dear life, and when the shades of
night were falling fast" that meanest man in
the world came around, took his churn, re-
stored the organ to its owner and carried home
four pounds of creamery butter.
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EINAL SETTI .t.NTtN,T = OTICt..-Es-

I'INAI SE1'r IF.NI F.NT - OTTO F..--Es-
TATE OF THOMAS NCGISNEss, DEC'D -NOtiCe is here
by given all persons Interested H said estate that the
undersigned, Administrator OF the Of said Thomas
Mctnne decreased will appear before the County Court of
the county Of la sale aud state Of Illinois, al the County
Court House in ottawa In said county Monday the 18th
day Of December Isl Tor the purpose Of rendering
Of his proceedings In the administration Of said
tate for the Enal settlement.
Dated AZ ottawa this 18th day Of October ls-l
WILLIAM CASEY.
ATTEST: =. ". STOCKsLEGRE Administrator
Clerk County Court, La Sale Co, III. Octl5-!w
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owner of the fail as he rose up. ITS all IN
getting the kink of it. \ Teller who makes
twists and wobbles special study won't get
his head broke over twice day, but a green
hand might as well sit down under brick
kiln durin' a tornader. Day. gentlemen. "
Free Press
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Nose Schaumburg, returning from market
with basket full Of spare ribs for his Sunday
dinner, was Mortified at seeing four or five of
his children leaning halt way over the second
story window "Shildren,' exclaimed the ex.
cited parent, "go way from dot window. Ven
you all falls out and preaks your necKs, den
YOU Will say it vas not you vot done 1t. Go
pack dels you."-7erdS SVtiagS.
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"Why are you late?" asked school teacher
Of little girl, who hung her head and said:
ave have got a little baby at our house"
Don't you let it happen again said the
teacher fiercey, and the little girl said she
wouldn't and took her seat.
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BUDGET OF FUN.

First Young LADY, like them both, but
I've made up my mind to marry Tom Sec
ond Young Lady-"Wby, Minnie, ChIrlie is
ever so much handsomer." First loui' Lady
-"Yes, | know 1t; but Toms III the oairpin
business, and father says there's big 'aargin
in HAIR pins"- Boston Courier.
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Farm for Sale.

The Southwest Quarter OF Section Twenty Ave- Township
Thiryfuur North X Range Three, In the Town of Dayton
containing one hundred and sixty acres.
Also the Southwest Quarter OF Section Thirtynvc, In
Township hrtyhrcc North Of Range Four, in the Town
of Fall River.
For OF sale and other information enquire Mt She
Office Of LELAND GILBERT, in the Opera House Block,
Ottawa, Illinois. jun+
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Onions are prescribed as a sure cure for ccri.
cal kissing, and Spring Blossom as a sure cure
for dyspepsia, indigestion and all disorders OF
the stomach. Price, so cents; trial bottles 10
cents
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An Entire Success

1t has been proved by the most reliable tcsti.
mOny that Thomas's Electric Oil IL an entire
success in curing the most inve:erate cases of
neuralgia, lame back and wounds
of every description.
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FARM FOR SALE.

The f. NJ. Wade Farm, situate on the nluf elg miles
from Court House containing about ltO acres well water
ed; plenty of timber ana cOal and good residence For
further particulars apply TO ALFRED WHITE,
Brewery,
auglSif Ottawa Ills.
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every FARMER
Should Own this Book.

Thousands who have seen commend H. and many good
horscmen cxol.d IL In the highest terms. even stating
that they preferred II 10 books which cost q 10 40
Do not throw money IN the purchase or costly
books ON the horse which are full Latin phrases and
technical terms rs unncighc To the average reader
hut buy kENDAlI'S TREATISE, book Of ~ pages IN
paper covers giving you more practical Information than II
contained IN larger volumes AT far higher cost.
Having Examined this book thoroughly are satisfied
Horsepower would hesitate moment about Investing ~
cents IN Its purchase If he did hut know the value Of It's
contents Recognizing the dcsrahy " having such praC.
teal information Farming friends daily need III thcr
business provided at reasonable cost Instead OF being
fishers of most Agricultural Books We have secured several
Thousand comics of this valuable mule TREATISE ON TIE
HORSE single copies Of which shall be pleased 10 NAL
any reader of this paper, postage prepaid 10y us on re-
CENT of TWENTY-FIVE cents. RcmAnC,s may be MADE IN
currency silver or stamps. Send all orders 10
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NeW advertisements.
FOR SALE.

The Morrison property The West Side In the city of OF
tawa Ike reside In the state OF Nebraska and will
sell at bargain The house and grounds IN nc cond
ton and IN good ucghborhood The property very de-
sirabe residence. For terms apply TO -
q. +. LINCOLN.
July2tf ottawa, Ills.
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IL XII =.

Tho much dread disease. D5phthcrs, has
made its npp2srstce 10 the house Of }. W. uud
little Campbell, resih,tg ursr Buck LAND,
fnnoo William county, Va, and has taken for
ia V'chm5 three dear Iii;ie ohIdren. JonN
MUNsFoRD died Aug, l., aged nine years aud
lew days. AID before tho teaIs could have
ceased TO How, and the broken hearts c5ulI
have begun to heal, little Cora, aged six gear.
ard few weeks obly, died Sept. ) AID ere
another week had elapsed, Oh Sept. II, ORA.
twin sister to Corr, did. Thus ia cue shcr;
moo!h the t9nd parents were called upon 10
give up three OF their loved ones. [, il seldom
We are called upon TO record mote hesrt.ren-
derlDg I'll cnoo than this, bat God, who Is too
Wise 10 err, hath done this. and We NUT nc,
nurmur q! Ills will. The Lord hath given
and he has tekan swat; blessed be tho nano Of
the Lord. Weep not. dear Elolher, God has
oo'y transpIanitd your loved ones ere SIN had
ieit Its marks upon tho Innocent hearts, to a
world where there is no paiu or SORROW, bu;
where the wicked cease from troubling sid the
weary arc OF rts'." Nay God tl 50 apd su,
tain the greatly I'll ccd family. aud help the m
30 to live that when this life is over they NAV
be an uubroken family arCuod ihe ftrpua o,
God. |, =
"a September 80. 1881, near S.!cm, Eau.
q1ler county, BERNARD BEE, ycunscss o,i.l
OF r.. Cock snd Mamie A. Gissc0Ck. ne@d tea
months and thirteen dtys.
This little tud. 50 young, so fair,
Called hence by early doom;
Game but to show how fair h0ser
Ia Paradise should bloom.
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SPONTANEOUS COMBUsUOY- rare ind
curious cGaa Cf spontaneous combustion, nearly
resulting lii disss.roa3 fire. oCcarred iss: night
III the drug sore OF Ec:ars. \. S Lestbeater s.
Bro, on Fairfax street. During tho day h:.
Loa3beat@r had com pounded qusrtity OF pow
der 20 be used At light in producing !hs beanli-
fn blue snd RED lights exhibited at The fro woTks
Ia bonor Of tIsjor Daniel, and portion remain
Tx ever was bottled and pat upon the c0unte:--
.rh!e cisb. Abou. one 0 clock this morning
as .wo CT tie policemen were walking their bus',
ard when EesC the corse- OF King and Fairfax
streets, :ho7 wsro sttrsc.sd by a bri!isnt light
preceding from tho drug store. They inme.
dla.eIy repaired thithcr. ard heing unable 10
open the door broke 6 psna CT glass and go.
through, when they discovered tha! the powder
had jgn!tcd aud burst the bottle, scattering the
contents and csu.ing brilliant illumination.
BY prompt acLion ind the use Of only small
9uantI;S OF water tna flames were ex!inguishet
before sny grea. dsmSge was done, though
tho escape from y serious coaQsgration Wss al
most miraculous The fire department was called
out bu. did 40! 90 iuto aerYice, i. being unue.
c5SIEry.
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LOCAL. BREVIIIES.

Tue attendance 3. thu Richmond fsit is very
Emsll.
u IS Miria Il .duio, Of Louisville, Ky, is
the suIa; Z! bliss Gilt Norton.
Nr!clk is gay with dcaorations 10 honor OF
lh0 oEktoTn ucn.cuUlsl.
SO Malone is GO ari.toarat Let us have
uow sketch OF his anc: store.
MairIsGo, Ere plentiful, but We foil to hear
*Sy grcanH from n9Grladen table, The tables
seen 20 b, tutatd
Thanksgiving cards ere sm1rg the lstta;
iasulots Ihey CO bo uIol for invitations 10
Gioner.
RcV. Or. Snr,g, 10. n,riy Of this city, but
now OF Richmond, Vs.. Wa5 here today. His
In.ay friends were g!ad 10 see hiln
A marriage censa was issued in Washington
yesterday 10 VIM If. Daley. OF Baltimore, and
Hoss bentley, tf Locsburg Va.
Why GOl let the farmers take away tho dust
heaps On 'ho streets free Of charge? They
would slAdIY do tic hauling if allowed the u5s
OF these sccunualouS.
TIE boautiful Shield Of na;ll:al Qower3 pro.
echlcl u Major Dsni6l ct ihs close OF his speech
iaat iight at Armory Hall was the gift of the
ALIASES Ora ham, OF Arlington township, &lexau.
dI!a county.
DOM Whre,th colofed boy srre.ta3 in Wash
In& sunday Last for stealing $40 from Mr.SmaIl.
Woo, OF erlnch William county, and brought
10 }hi city end lodged in Jail, WAS taken 10
":""l-V'ls. By Constable y. @. Simple, to-day.
'lLd4a CHARLES z. CFerra:l. vino wss the guest
OF Judge Chsrias E. Stuart during his stay in
ms city lett ih's Ill lrnlng to spssk 1T Hanover
C"nrt HnIlse Julge o ForrslPs eloquent spoech
Irs! nlgat vii! lcNG Do rCmon b red mere.
MISS Davidson has lately taken charge of tho
All X,u'ris lntfUa,y. This iu.iiuii0u, long
u c-s'nS 20 ne community. drstrycs, as it needs,
III no sen'riI lNtrrest ard larger contributions
lf"m cur osD cl,iZlrs. Heretofore i;s main
"u'p'r; h's conit from tht purs.s OF rich pso-
pr "Say !roG! here, From this time il viii ba
'ho aia! OF inc meDtg rs 10 ct tho small
hlhuhnt ii inCDey Cured 10 keep M the To-
'lrmary from hN>s mHo hive n al; EaUdria. II C
#"fS II C3c ihai mus appeal 10 every serious
r'iSrr, i u thi,4,isu home Tor tho clck, IRE
sprcI"n a thrii Eeis0rs bel!ei; it il managed
wi:.' 'hat measure Ut eeaUCuy cJU.i1teut with
ine c'i.''"rt ci Tic pstieot.; the RoUu work goes
on 7ino'h!f "Id quietly, sud W. lru:t uothing
Ei'i "T"r "ccur 10 bud II its progress
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Fof es;e by L. ). Laa1bestar g Bro.
Mothers! Szon.ers!! EgotnersI!!

Are qon disturbed $! night aud broken o: yGur
res! By sick child EuIirrny h;t crying with
the eIcruo!atIr2 pU!a oI cutting ,a":h il 60,
90 st onca and get y hO.le Il MIS- WiN3!DN'S
SoOTHl M SGEUr. !. 4ii relieve the poor
little sufferer immediate --ds?cni upon il
there is no rnistskA tbCus II. There - Rot
in1thac en- Garth who las eys: Usr:i II VITO will
moi tell you g. once thkt Il ;sill .eguh.o The bow
els. sT:d give rnsl 20 the InctEr:, sni relief gEG
hesith 20 the c2iit operating AXE magic. Ii ie
perfectly safe 20 IL nj cases, Rild pleasant 20
the tsste, and Is the :,rescrirtjo2 ot one Of the
oldest snd beat tam.Ie physicians ard nu:s,s 10
he United 'ot.ts=. i;c,i every vEo:a Is cents
3 bottle. ma:i
Go to ). T. hmaei L Co. 10, iaip. Haasor-
ed woo5-plae, Ok ard Hickory. co.l0.co
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s. Wise ZfPac0n.

"Doalna Wilder, wasn't you TO tell me how
you KEEP. yourself and family we'll the past ses.
son, when al tho rest of US have boon sick so
much. and navo had lho doctors visiting us 20
otter
"bro Taylor. tbs answer is very easy. fused
hop Enters time; kept my family we'll and
saved the doctor ti,ls Three dollars worth of
IT k'p. ne we'll And able 10 work al tie time
I'll Warrant it has COS! you and the neighbors
one TO two III .dret dollars piece 10 keep sick
the same LinIe."
"Descou, Ill use your medicine hereafter"
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advert
LOCAL MATTERS

1ir N6.iher PoIGJHitIs. Oc'. - teEl -
Ger :bo Micdle Ail,ctic Ststa9 naa!c' far
weather, nn:therly winds bGctIniag varsbe,
n. q stsLoaa-y or higher barometer
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The maFkc! is quie. lu: firm. Flour is ia
limited supply and in demand, especially for
lower grades. Whea: is active IN. pricUs re-
main unchanged, with CNsfings to-day Of 3Gt0
bu;hcia and sales u! III for good Fui!2, Halo
Tor mixed and l5l, l54 and !j} for Lnncna.or.
Corn s firm with sn advancing tendency, though
tho price rnd to-day i;r al ulInrci Wac II. Aye
ec.rce snI w.ntali. Oats ia dnn.u. with but
few oicr,ng.
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MAtL.fSIfEID.

10 Giaca Church, by iho Rev. Henry I.
Sharp. O1t. IS. 1881. Fir. ROBERT BURNS
SCOTT, acd Miss ANNIE CLEMSON CRUMp.
both oil this lily.