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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-03-31

Gail Hamilton is to represent the social
department of the Federal Government as
an assistant at Mrs. Blaine's receptions.
When she fixes her spectacles resolutely
and talks isms at foreign Minister, he
will have to endure it OF there'll be war.
--NeW York Sun,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-03-31

Shiloh Colored Church, at Crisfeld, is
/ to be dedicated on Sunday, April oath.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-03-31

schools an act to straighten public
road in Mispilion hundred.
The bills of Deputy Sheriff Z. h.
Williamson, for serving requisition un
the Governor OF Maryland, and Of tile
Seaford iadeJ and Breok,cater Light, fDr
printing, We're presented and referred to
the Committee on Claims.
Mr.. Cahall presented petition for the
passage Of the Sugar Beet bill.
Adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House reassenbled at p. M.
The Committee ON Revised Statutes
reported adversely upon the bill to repeal
sections Is and II, chapter 80, Revised
Code relating to the collection Of rOad
taxes. Adopted.
The bill amendat0ry to section q. chap
ter 50, Ecvised Code, providing that
deed. made by corporations may ne
eXrcutel and acknowledged before the
Chancellor by an officer or attorney of tie
corporationl was pas, ed.
Mr.. 7. n. Williams introduced Il bill Ia
regulate the practice oi pharmaey,and sale
Of posons. This bill provides for the
appointment by the Governor of board
of pharmacy, and no one shall be allowed
to dispense drugs without having first
passed an examination satisfactory to the
board contains various restrictions On
the sale of poisonous drugs prohibits the
sale of alcohol and alcoholic liquors, by
druggists, as beverages, and requires
guaclls to take out license at the rate Of
5luO per year.
The bill amendatory OF section s,
chapter 473, volume 13, Laws of Dell-
ware fan amendment to the charter OF
Georgetown, empowering the Levy Court
to appropriate $500 annually, instead OF
| Slj0, for keeping the roads in repair was
| passed.
Mr.. Register introduced bill supple
mentary to the Funding bill. [rhe bill
directs the state Treasurer, before bids
for the whole amount of the loan are re-
ceived as provided in the original bill, to
sell at not less than par to the highest
bidders, citizens of Delaware, bonds OF
the denominations of 800, $500 and
| $1,000; such sales to take place in May
next ut the court houses in Wilmington,
Dover and Georgetown
The bill Incorporating the Jackson
Lime and Marble Company was passed.
The Senate bill for the registration ol
births, marriages and deaths was taker
up and, after u third reading, laid on the
table for the present.
The House bill amendatory to the ac
amending chapter %, Revised Code,
making slight change in the oyster
law was passed.
The bill to transfer certain lands from
district No. IL to district No. 10, SUISSE,
county, was passed.
In tnl rnt tn
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-03-31

At subsequent meeting in Philadel-
phia, on March l4th, at which Franklin
b. Gowen Of the Philadelphia & Reading,
John W. Garrett OF the Baltimore y Ohio,
and Colonel McComb We're present, Mr..
Garrett told Colonel McComb that their
plans We're completed for beginning the
road, and that they would Immediately
put their own engineers to work. and
he instructed Colonel McComb to at once
put engineers to work on the line
of the Delaware Western, in accordance
with which Major Candy began operations
at once. The fact that these engineers
had begun work. klwas stated at once.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-20
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

Two men were killed ct POUCH
keepsie, N. Y, On Saturday, By Q
locomotive.
The Northern Pacific conIen.
plate selling to an English company
large tract of land eighty miles west
OF Bismarck.
The Central National Bank OF Boz
ton has resumed payments.
The custom house At Valparaiso
has burned. Loss, 9200, 900.
A large meeting of magistrates.
land owners, tenants and traders, ct
Roscres, County Tippera:y, was held
on Friday. and resolutions adopted
supporting government in suppress
ing the Land League.
Mrs. Lsngtry is, il is said. to ap-
pear on the stage, and will make her
debut in New York in January next.
A freight train at Palestine, Texas,
was attacked and twelve cars robbed
By seven masked men. Four were
arrested.
II is feared that the Emperor Will
helms health is steadily and gradu-
ally failing.
Three negroes convicted of murde
in Louisiana are TO- be hanged on
December 3rd. ~
Three masked men robbed q store
and the postodice, st Smithville,
Texas.
Railroad communication between
St. Louis and Chicago is rarsly
severed on account OF heavy rains.
Heavy rains are also delaying trains
in Indiana and adjoining stases.
A violent shock of an earthquake
vas felt at Cologne on Friday night,
and slight tremors for al hour after.
T 81. Lilley was arrested st Wash
iDgtoE on Saturday in connection
with all Irregularities He is a late
deputy auditor Of the treasury for the
postofhoe department.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-20
CASH PAID

For Fresh Butter and Eggs at The
Capitol Restaurant, 1894 First South
street. a3 1od Va -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-20
NERVE AID BRAIN DIsEIsEs.

1AR E. c.. VESTS NERVE ANb BRAIN
IL Treatment, specific for Hysteris, Dig
ziness, Commissions, Nervous Headache, Men
tad Depression, Loss Of Memory, PremskuEe
Old Age, caused by over-exertion, oVsr-indu J.
geDee, excuses or oyerwork of the brain
which leads to Paralysis, decay and desth.
One box will cure recent cases. Each box
contains one months treatment. One dollar
bex. or six bOxes$fof 1--WE dollars; sent by
mail prepaid on receipt Of price. We guaran-
tee six boxes to cure any case. With each
order received by us for SIX boxes, aceca-
panied with FIVE dollars, we VIII send the
purchaser our written guarantee 20 return the
money if the treatment does not effect cure.
Guarantees issued Only by q. g. II. l. Drug
Store, Salt Lake City, Utah. orders by maj
at regular price. noIe
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-20
How TO LIVE ON SO A WEEK.

How TO LIVE ON $40 A WEEK.
A man with SO week and an
other to support must live at home.
If ne lives out he will get inferior
food and become disconnected and
those depending ON him will have to
60 short at home. He should spend
on lodging, 50 Jon food for two, So ION
coal, light, dress, etc, 50. Pieces Of
fried meat are eXtravagaLt; stews,
with vegetables, are profitable; fish,
dressed with sauce and vegetable, to
make meals, is profitable, so are fish
pies, good, well-thickened soup, fruit
buildings, small pieces OF roast fer
Sunday, with accompanying yeget-
ables and well selected pudding. A
small piece of chuck beef roasted
and well covered during the pro-
cess with a Yorkshire pudding, a
few parsnips snd some baked pota-
toes; for dessert, some pears stew ed.
A homemade cake and little cold
meat, home pickles or crosses for
tea or supper; these are cOmbina-
tions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-20
LATEST TELEGRAMS.


Panama, 1S.-The bark Tage 81
rived ct AsRinwalt on the 9Th instant
IN charge of . crew from another YES.
SCI. The 1Ggc sailed from AspiEWall
September 18th. Shortly after .
malignant type OF fever broke out.
The captain. frat officer and six
condemned: the boat, leaving Is
to few hands 70 sss or furl sails.
For nearly sixty days the bark had
been drifting about ia the Csrribean
sea, at no time more than 100 miles
from Aspinwall.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-20
FOR SALE OR RENT.

s A Good Farm, 80 acres, well
fenced, in Sugar House Ward, with
house and stable. Plenty OF water.
INQUIRE at DUNFoRD's Boot, Shoe
and Hat Store, Main Street. >
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-20
NOTICE TO SHEEPMEN.

Fine lot of Utah raised Bucks
from Crismon & Weiler's herd
Apply to ALMA PRATT, at his farm
two miles south Of Temple Block
West Temple street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-20
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED.

A Nurse Girl and Cook. Apply
Immediately at Mrs. L. Goldberg 8,
corner Third East and Third South
Streets. - moIi 81 ii t-f .agH"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-26
ANNUAL ELECIIONX
Held In hIs.City Yesterday by Corpora
lions IOr Officers Tor this Yenr.

Held In IhIs.City Yesterday by Corpora
lions or Officers Tor this Yenr.
The following named corporations held
elections yesterday for officers to serve
during 1881:
Hinge C0mpany.-The stockholders Of
this C mpany elected A. W. Oamrbell, Q.
D. Hubbard, O J. Rawling, g. D. Cald'
well, A. Caldwell, John Mcclure and I. F..
Phillips.
belmont MiR.-The following directors
were elected: A. W. Kelley, r M. Della.
plain, G. G. Harmon, A. Wilson. ST., Thos
O'rrien, ]. M. Todd and John Reid.
Fire and Marine Insurance tOmpdny.-
The following named gentlemen were
elected Directors Of this company yester.
day The stock was largely represented;
Andrew Wilson, r. II. Logan, E ]. Stone,
Simon Horkheimer, Alfred Caldwell
Jacob Berger, VIM. A. wilson, Fl. K.
List and NJ. LETTERS.
Peoples BGnk The following named
Directors we're elected: John Reid, ThOs.
O'Brien, Andrew Wilson, Geo. r. Tingle,
D. L. hatCliff, John VoCkler, Geo. g. Han.
nan, Frank Walters and T. T. Hutchinson.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Benwotd Iron Works was held al
the office Of the company, on Fourteenth
street, last evening, and the following
named gentlemen were elected directors:
L. s. Delaplain, A W. Campbell, j, L..
Stifel, John G. II, ffman, E. W. Paxton,
L. A. Hildreth, jacob Wise, Geo. B. Cald.
we'll, Jacob Berger.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-26

Fin Route TO pEnnsJ WANNA 10 Get Mar.
FIed-hCGnPN ann incidents Of the Trip.
The attention OF the passengers on the
early train out the Hempield road, was
attracted Monday morning to rather ain.
gular looking couple, who, by their action
and demonstrations, were bound for West
Alexander. The man was about 20 or
q years Of age, elk feot seven inches high,
blonde complexion, and an immense
shock OF white, tangled hair. Around his
neck in many a fold was huge red COM
forter, while an overCoat "ot the old
school" enveloped his huge frame from
head to heels. The girl, evidently 10 or
l0 years OF age, was the opposite Of the
man In height, not being over three feet
six or seven inches tall, and hideouRly
homely. But the consciousness OF the
last named quality did not appear to
weigh much with the giant at her side, as
he flndIed her and huge quart bottle al
ternately, and gave impartial attentions
TO each, both apparently affIrding
him intense qualification. Once, Ia
the cars, however, the bottle was
laid to rest in an inside pocket, and here II
served double purpose for the head OF
the "fair yOung creature" WAS soon pill.
lowed on the ''manly breast" Of her lover,
and the bottle made al admirable pillow.
On this downy couch enCirCled BY strong
arms, she lay and sang butthat singing
She sang"Nellie Grsy,""Meet me in the
lane" and one or two other Anticipated
airs in way that made the whistle on the
locomotive ashamed Of itself, and 1t sound.
ed less Bhrill and BCEeeChy on that trip, by
contrast. The men on the train went into
the smoking car and the women huddled
together ia The front end OF the CosCh, and
m1ttered among themselves, but still she
sang, and sang! At Tfiadelphia one Of the
ladies went 10 the conductor and asked
him to put the couple of, but he climbed
on the engine, and the time between Tria.
delphia and West Alexander, eight miles,
we're made in ten minutes, the fastest on
record, on that road.
Squire Mayes married the couple for
seventy.hve cents, and the groom offered
TO throw In drink from his 4 TAX, but the
Squire called his attention to Murphy"
occupying prominent position over his
desk, and offered TO give him one to sign'
The offer was declined with lGAuY thsnks
on two accounts; Hrst, the man couldn't
write, and second, he said he had been
raised IN Monroe county, Ohio, and he
wouldn't ~ back on the traditions Of his
family, which traditions, be explained
we're profound reverahGe Tor the teach.
ings OF the Democratic parry.
After the ceremony, the couple took the
train 10 this city, and on their arrival
here they bought up the stock Of peanuts
an italian vendor had on hand and start
ed for home Afoot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-26
A nMInGEpoHr nunGEr

OfNPWS Gathered By our Local Reporter
for Readers On bOIh aides o. the INV, r.
Wheeling creek has run out to within
three hundred yards Of It's mouth, where
1t gorged and remains as Bolid az rock.
The striking miners at the Benwood
mill stopped the shipment Of coal from
here to supply the mill, A committee OF
strikers went out the Cleveland, TusCa.
rawas and Wheeling Railroad yesterday to
stop shipments from out that road.
Rev. W. A, Bowyer will give an enter.
tainment In the West End NJ. E. Church
this evening. 1t consists OF temperar ce
songs, tragic lie scenes showing the hor.
rOrs Of drunkenness, etc. The price Of
admission ia onl' 20 cents.
ProtraCted meeting commences in the
Krkwood NJ. L. Church next Sunday.
The enterprise on rot for the benefit OF
the poor Ia q CTeditable one, and should he
well pstronized when II COMES off. The
gentlemen having 1t in charge have no
ambition In the matter save to raise as
much money as possible for the purpose
OF helping those who are In need.
Officers MGUonauvhey and Reese Bur.
dett are certainly deserving OF credit for
their prompt and efficient discharge OF
duty when occasion demands. On last
Saturday they waded into several bad
crowds, and the result OF their labors 10
shown by the following police court docket
before Mayor Frank Robinson; and right
here we will say that the order.loving Citi.
zen should remember these three officials
on next election day and sec that they are
all reelected.
The following are the score: John and
Frank Eslicker. Tim Conoway, Charles
Dleies, ". Dubuld alias Bones, Amos
Reed, Dora COnoway, John Stillwell,
Richard Mcdonald and Dan Rice, drunk
and di.ordsrly, 81 and costs each. Paid
James Parker for selling whisky on Sun.
day and by the drink, $22 In the aggre.
gate. Ad Eberts was arrested for leaving
bis horse Standing unhitChed, and gave
security for his appearance to-day at 8 A.
NJ Kerr Allen for assanlt and battery on
George Barthol NEW, $50 and coat.
Warrants are In the hands oIthe officers
for the arrest OF four Blenders who will
be arrested and tried to-day. C.D.T.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-26
CHEAP homes FOR SALE.

S4V IOIP House and Lot, on Twelfth street,
s"sI" ATwV-StOry Brick, gu jacob ttfoet-rents
Oh - line street, '
$1,000 MY for q New .Two-SiOry l1tItk Iou,o and
10 on tIghtCe III itTeet
3? 200 hat TW, .story Brick DWELL. x m Main
affect, heat llOu In the ti'J -fshtS Tor tSOO var.
FOR PEET-IATge mix DWel |, Z, on LOn urvet;
a 100 AGr Fam near Bid gpNrL
tOR SAT FIN Farm, Rrge and 1ualI mar tho
city, for $3.50 upwards 10 81 OO6
g. A, 6LEAFFtR 4 70.
II a LStaie Agency,
lhl7 " IA Nay I NTSGt,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-26

A Brilliant weddIBE at st. AlpbonSuB
Church Yesterday Evening,

SnnFcn Yesterday evening"
There was q very quiet and elegant we'd.
ding at st. AlphonSus Church yesterday
afternoon, the contracting parties being
Mr.. Max Beuter and Miss LOUISA Troll,
stepdaughteF Of Chas, sauter, Esq, OF this
city, The attendants we're Mr.. Leo Riester
and Mas Mary Troll, sister Of the bride.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Peter Kreusch, and the solemn and I'M.
pressive service OF the Catholic Church
was used. The bride was altired in
an elegant brown silk, as was also
her attendant, while the groom and his
best man were dressed in conventional
black, with white vests A reception was
held in Turner Hall last night, ut which
several hundred OF the friends OF both
parties gathered to congratulate. An ele-
CANT supper was served by Mr., Aauter at
| II O'Clock, after which krSmer's band put
in an appearance, and the remaining poF-
ton Of the night was passed in dancing.
In common with hundreds OF other
friends oil the couple, the lNTELLIGEECER
wishes them "lVng lie and Happiness"
| nv Autlb"AhB 10 ~ faNtiHl lAob VI wv
large number Of presents which were To
Ceived by the happy couple:
Silver cake basket, Mr.. and Mrs. Beid.
enbaCh.
GIass cake atand aud goblets-Mr, and
Mrs Chris, WinCher.
Glass set, Mr., J. Il Rabig.
Glass Hover vase, q, W. Welty.
Oue pair silver vases, H. X, List, Esq.
Set silver spoons, John Hlener.
Silver pickle caster, Augustus PollaCk
Bridal quilt, Jacob SwelI2er and wife.
Pair blankets, Miss lrendle.
FIinged stand cover, Mrs, S. Horkheim'
er.
Lace curtains, Miss Bertha Straub.
Lace curtains, Henry Michel.
Linen table cloth and napkins, Mrs. d.
ROemsr.
Set glass ware, Mr.. and Mrs, P. Auth,
finely cut and engraved,
Lamp mats, Mrs. Katie Hoffman.
Fancy sofa tidy and rug 10 match same,
Mr. and Mrs g. h, Stifel.
Fancy tides, MIR, and Mrs. Anton Rey'
mann.
Table cloth and napkins, Chris. Floto
and wife.
Set silver spoons, by Mrs. @. Welty.
Silver spoons, Miss Nettie Becker,
Silver Napkin Rings, Miss Molhe But
terrified.
Bronze lamp, L. R,big,
Silver castor, Mrs. John Butterheld,
Silver card basket, Mrs Kate Lump.
GIa's pitcher and waiter, Mr. and Mrs
Jos, ReinaCher.
Set fancy china spttoons, Plus Baker.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-26

There were several rather serious &C,
cidents yesterday, the results OF falls on
account OF the icy condition Of the pave,
ments,
Mrs. Ehrens, who lives at 1886 Chapline
street, lell and disloCated her elbow, be.
sides sustaining several painful bruises
Willie Seabrght, son OF U, W Seahright,
while CoastiNg, ran into passing sled and
was very severely bruised
An old gentleman named DENNY, who
lives OF Twentieth and Main streets, fell
Yesterday and sustained very serious injn.
ries. He Ia over So years Of age, and II is
thought that the shock to his system will
prove fatal.
Dr.. Edwards attended all Of the above
cases.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-26

The lady members Of Mains 0pers
Company, escorted by some old aCquatnt.
ances Of one oil them, visited the House o.
Delegates yesterday, and relieved the awe.
Inspiring pCene at the ballotlng for Uni
ted States Senator =. ..
EH Congressman Daniord, Of Ohio, was
In the city yesterday.
Mr.. s Fuller Crane, postal clerk, oil
Cranberry, and Mr. Scott Jones, son Of ex.
State Senator John P, Jones, Of llfAn:
berry. are registered at the New Mcclure,
II O. Hyde, editor OF the KingwoOd
ArOtts, is In the city.
State Senator Dawson was called home
on Saturday to name young son that had
arrived.
IIMr. Smith Crane, for thirty years clerk
Of the DifC1lt Court oil Preston county, the
oldest clerk in the State, Ia in the city.
Professors puhnton and Loren 2, Of the
West Virginia University, left for home
last evening.
Harry Houser, OF Elm Grove, took in
the opera and and Beuter wedding last
night,
Oscar Hermann, brother Of Prof. Herr.
mann, is now stationed In Chicago.
A brother Of Prof. Hermann, one Of
the finest violinISts Of Russia, 10 expected
here shortly, .
Col. ". j, H.. Bown will remove his
family TO 81. Louis tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-26

The train on the P. q. 4 st. L. railroad
due In this city at 7:l5 last evening did
not arrive until nearly II o'clock, A pas.
ser ger on the detained train informed our
reporter that two sections Of freight
train had LETT Pittsburgh yesterday after.
noon bound West, and that somewhere
between that city and Golfers Station
portion OF the first section became
detached, and was left standing on
the track. This portion, consisting OF
a caboose aud q mail car bound
for sLeubenville was picked up by
the second section, the ergine OF
which WAS propeIling thetwo cars when
the FIRST SECTION Game laundering back 10
search Of the lost cars and before the en-.
gineer could check up the Cabnpse and
mail car we're crushed In and overturned,
and the Ere In the stove In the caboOse
was pcAttered oil around igniting the car
in several plaCeg. Tho ptopeliDg engine
was also badly mashed aud inbred. De.
fore any assistance could be given the two
cars we're enya!nned in flames and nn:s,.
pletely destroyed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-26

MOthaFH Mothers mOtheFh
Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with tho excruClating pain Of cut.
ting teethP II so, go at once and get
bottle OF Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
mediately- depend upon it; there is no
mistake Fbout 1t, There 10 not mother
on Garth who has ever used itwho will not
tell you at once that II will regulate the
bowels, and give rest to the mother, and
relief and heath to the child, operating
like magic. 1t 10 perfectly safe to use in
ali cases, and pleasant to the taste, and lie
he prescription OF one Of tho 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 II
on the outside wrapper. Sold by all Medi.
cine Dealers. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
Beware Of limitations. MwdB
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-26

The family market ia fairly good one
at present, Potatoes, cabbage, iurnips
and other vegetables are In 6 od demand
Butter, eggs and meats Of all kinds are
plentiful enough TO supply the demand
Tor them Apples and canned goods are
both abundant and cheap. The following
prices were obtained at the Filth ward
market yesterday:
AeGiS-Beel to l2lc perpound; mutton,
lOal5c per pound; chops, 10 to loo per
pound; veal, 10 10 l5C per pound ;pork, l0c
per pound sausage, 10 to l2C per pound;
smoked sausage, 10 to l2c per pound;
Muth's sausage, l2!C per pound; ba'
con, l0c per pound; middling and shout
der, s to l0C per pound; beei.tOngues, 40
to Doc each; canned beeE, Soc per 2-pound
cans.
Fouls, Butler, &c.-Live chickens, 2Oa3Oc
apiece, or - 50a300 per dozen; dressed
chickens, ~ &c per pound; turkeys, live
7jcaSl 90 / 30 each, dressed l2al6!c;
ducks, dressed 25a3Oc 50, live 20A25c; eggs,
Acc per dozen, lard, l0c per pound !
butter, 9OiSOC per p0und-Choice, S5ci
sweeimilk, SC per quart, or 25C per gallon ;
buttermilk, 4C per quart, or l5C per gallon.
NGStfAN's'' NNbhHkIt - W wv fSl 'eta's
carrots, lOc per dozen; potatoes, 25a8Oc
per peck; celery, 5al0C per bunch
beets DC per quarter peGS turnlps, lOc per
half peck parsnips, 10, 2OG per half peck
onions,25 SOC per halfpeck ;Bweet potatoes
25a50C per peck; dried beans, Sc pei
quart; white beans, Sc per quart; horserad
ish, sc per bunch dried lima beans, 2Oa95l
per quartz CranOerries, 3 quarts for 95C
hickory nuts, l5G per quarter peck.
Fish and Game.-LaEe fsh 25c string
catfish, loo per string; oysters, S0a5OC pei
hali.CRn; S0a5OG per quart, Squirrels los
2Oc; rabbits l5,2Oc each. PhUasants 30a
4Oc each parlridges loo or . for 25G.
FrutS.-Apples, 10 to zoe per peck
dried apples, 5 to lOC per pound
dried pears, l0C per pound dried peaches
10 to loo per pound; dried pums, 3Oc per
ID; oranges, 80 to Soc per dozeni lemons
80 to SOC per dozen,