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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-12-08

The Wood Co, drug store has re-
ceived several important changes dur
ing the week. A window has been
put il On the west side Of the building
and the inside has been thoroughly re.
arranged. Tom. Farmer is on the sick
list, Walter is working hard on christ.
mas goods assisted by Mr.. Seth Reeves
and all is life.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-12-08

MARRIED Mullen-Kennedy,-
At the Church Of the Holy Rosary
Monday, November Is, by Rev. Faith
er Hoban, William Mullen, of Grand
Rapids, Wis, to Annie J. Kennedy,
OF Minneapolis. This young couple
arrived in this city the past week and
are visiting Mr.. Mullen's people.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-12-08

The Odd Fellows have decided tc
have grand jolification meeting just
before Christmas and an oyster supper
for the good nature of Odd Fellows
their wives and their sweethearts. II
will be given Saturday evening the
Oath instant. This will be an occasion
for a general reunion of Odd Fellow.
and their families. There will prob
ably be street parade in the afternoon
Just before supper time led by the
band.
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NOIit.t,.
LAND OFFICE, wAUsAU, Y

LAND OFFICE, WACSAC, WIS.,
November 9th, 1881. I
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fl ed notice nf his intention
TO make final proof in support of his claim.
and secure final entry thereof on January 10th,
1852 before the Clerk Of the Circuit Court IS
THOMAS RILEY, Homestead No. 3Iss for
the Sex SeS Section 10. Township D, y. range
+. and names the following a. bis witresses,
viz: Paterick Rouhan, James Rouhan, Mi
chael Co.'s and Joseph White all of Centralis,
Wis.
decSw5 s. II. ALLAN. Register
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-12-08


This is to certify that Ole Larson Of Ia
Crosse, Wisconsin. Martin R. Hansen of Sens.
ca, Wool County, Wisconsin. and Mons Ander-
son of la Crosse. Wisconsin. have this day
associated together and formed limited PART
ncr& alp in accordance with Chapter LXXXI 4
the Revised Statutes of Wisconsin. The nan Q
of the firm under which the partnership is o
be conduc. Ell shall be Larsen Hanson 4 @. !"
The nature of the business intended TO be
tranSaci ct Is the manufacturing of pine al d
hardwood lumber, lath and shingles, the MAJ
utacturing of sash, doors, and all kinds Of
woodwork used III building. constructing and
building all kinds of structures in which wood
Is used. Buying and selling pine, hardwce
and real estate, and buying and selling gener-
al country merchandise.
Ole Larson whose place of residence is In
Crosse, Wisconsin, and Martin k. Hans. n
whose p ace of residence is Seneca. Wood c..
Wisconsin, are general partners. Mons AudeI-
son whose place OF residence is La Crosse, Wiz
co lsIn Is a special partner.
Mons Anderson such special partner has
contributed to the common stock of the part
Eershin as capital the sum of ten thousand
dollars in cash,
The partnership is to commence on the day
of the date of this certificate and is to termin-
ate at the expiration Of five years from that
date tO-wit: On the rSt day of November A
ID. 1886. Made ana dated this first day of No
yember A. ID. 1881. Signed,
OLE Larson,
MARTIs K. nlssss.
Mons ANDERSON.
State of Wisconsin IS.
wooD COUNTY. Beitremembcr.a
that upon the 81 day of Novcmber A. d. 1881.
before me personally came Martin X. Hanson
to me known to be the person of that name who
signed the foregoing certificate and he ack-
nOwledged the same to have been 81 gnea by i'm
as his free act are deed.
GEO. r. GARDNER,
lNotOrial Seal Notary Public W God Co. Wis.
State of Wisconsin.
COUNTY OF la CROSSE. Be il remembered
that on til C 4th day of November A. ID. 1851, be-
fore me personally cama Ole Larson and Mons
Anderson TO me known to be two of the signe 70
of the foregoing certificate and each for him
self ackno wlcdged that he executed tho same
freely for the uses and purposes therein eI-
pressed.
c. w. BUM,
Notarial Seal Notary Public
State of Wisconsin, IS.
COUNTY OF la CROSSE. Ole Larson bains
duly sworn deposcs and says that the gum
stated in the annexed certificate to have been
contributed by Mons An ie-son rs special part
ner to the common stock of the pa rtncrship of
Larson, Hanson IL Co. to-wit: Ten thoutsnd
dollars has been actually and in good faith
pail into the common s: ock of said pa ri cr.hip
by said Mons Anderson in cash.
Ole Larson subscribed and sworn to before
me this 4th day of November A. ID. 1881.
{. W. Bum,
LNotarial Seal Notary Public.
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J. Z. INGRAHAM & Co.

Drs. Quigg & Martin, of the Oma-
ha branch of the National Medical
and Surgical Institute of New York,
are in Grand Rapids. and may be con-
suited at the Roche House, and will
remain during Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday The Doctors
make speciality of Chronic and Sur.
gical diseases, and are reported to be
highly successful in their practice
The press is unanimous in their praise
and with such recommendation we
introduce the gentlemen to our readers
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-12-08
Notice.
LAND OFFICE wAUsAU, WIS.

LAND OFFICE WAUSAU, WIS,
November 9th, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has flei notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and secure final entry thcreof on Dscemhsr
at Grand Rapids Wood county. Wis, viz:
VINE WALES Homestead No. 2019 for the
SIX Nh4 and 81 NW4 Section y. and SWk
NWA Section q, Township 81, n. Range 3 Il.
and names the following as his witnesses, via
Owen Brady. A. n. Cross. Patrick Keenan, and
Edward Wales all of Remington, Wis.
S. Ii. ALBAN, Register,
nov10w5
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-12-08
Notice..
LAND OFFICE WAUSAU, WIS
Noycmher u 1891 Z

November, Il, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fle1 notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim.
and secure final entry thereof on December
9th 1881. before the Clerk of the Circuit Con TT
at Grand Rapids Wood Co. Wis. viz:
DANIEL WAkELY, Homestead No, 2sf1
for the SEA se4 Section Il and NJ mex and
swA mex Section y. Township Il North Range
east, and names the following as his with e,,es
viz: Hiram Ross, Of Saratoga, Wis, and Chas
Christian and william Walker. of Centrnlia
Wis.
NOr24wJ S. II. ALBAS, Register.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-12-08
Sunshine nowadays.


Roche House
The work on the court house is pro
crossing nicely.
No fun attending court this term
there is but little to do.
S. f. Kirkland, of Marshfeld, is il
the city attending court.
DR.. G.F. Witter, residence Drake
ST., Office P. o. building. If.
C. F. Eldred, of Wausau, made his
appearance on our streets this morning.
J. n. Brundage returned home on
Wednesday evening via. Green Bay
Road.
Attorney C. J. Kruger, is in the
city and attending business at the
CT. cult Court.
C. Fl. Sloeum has Santa Claus
all dressed up in full costume at the
palace drug store.
Congress commenced business on
Monday and elected Keifer, of Ohio,
speaker of the House.
Frank Brundage arrived from
Dakota Saturday evening via. St
Paul, Eau Claire and Marshfield.
J. W. Curry, of Altoona. Pa. was
guest at the Roche House this week
This house is having quite run now.
Rev. Barrows will deliver sermon
on "The Christian Sabbath and its re.
lation to Free Government next
Sunday evening at the NJ. E. church
The lumbermen of northern Mime
sofa and central Wisconsin expect tc
cut LOGO, 500, 900 feet of logs this
coming winter.
The entertainment that was to be
given at Writer'S Hall on Saturday
evening next, has been postponed one
week, on account Of time.
Look out for a new railroad running
from Princeton to Superior passing
through Wood County from Southeast
to Northwest.
Charley Slocum has SO many nice
christmas presents for sale, that if a
person is not careful, ne will fall over
hundred or SO, going to his post
Office box
Mr.. L. J. Glass one of Marshfelds
leading attorneys was n attendance al
court Wednesday He also dropped
in the REPORTER Office and had q
short chat.
The Guiteau trial continues slowly
A small admission fee should be
charged to all visitors. and the money
applied toward purchasing monument
for the Hon. Judge OK.
T. Barnes has received his stock Of
holiday candies and has a large and
we'll assorted lot Now is the time
for the children to call on Thomas
and get their Christmas candy.
Wausau has quite a delegation in
attendance at this term of court.
Messrs. NJ. A. Hurley c. f. Crosby,
G. v. Bardeen, G H. Mueller, J. A,
Kellogg, T. c. Ryan and FL. Grace.
DIED.-Dscember md 1881 in the
town of Sigel, Simeon Brooks, in the
ffty-sixth year of his .ge. The finer.
al service took place at the NJ. E.
church in this city Sunday Dec. 4th.
B. Mute, the Republican and News
man was in the city this week. There
is a report current tn 1t the Sentinel
and Republican will consolidate soon.
How true this is we are not prepared
to state.
Court failed to convene Monday ow-
ing to Judge Parks failure to arrive
He missed the passenger train and
came down on the evening freight
The court calendar being short, court
will convene not much over week.
An SIS sealskin cap was stolen from
the head of Mr.. Joseph Higgings
while walking in front of the Nicollet
house, Minneapolis, on Wednesday
evening. and strange AZ it may appear,
the thief succeeded in making bis
escape.
~ xo~ n4~< to ny
q e@t>5<m0s fte@en<, o4A
at eISeumg.
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1881. On loan to school district:
No | City of Grand Rapids 5 1,210. 90
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-12-08

For the Holidays.
We have on the way sample lot of
Lace Collars,
Linen Collars,
Handkerchiefs,
Ties,
Tides,
Splashers,
Fichus,
Toilet Sets,
Kid Gloves,
That will be retailed at less than
wholesale prices. This is an opportu-
nifty to get something really elegant at
a low price.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-06
rirrinin POLITICS.

rs -uurGHT or THE DTMoCRATlC
.r,rr TeE NEENOR-CHARACTEE OF
.rs,rf. 7HT Will Pc SENT 10 Thu
-.,.rr-eG E.FCBLICtN CoNVENI1oN.
.,.-.rox. August The nomination
,-,..tf bv tie Richmond Convention
~. ~ greet amount OF enthusiasm
.-.--,t. Democrats 10 tbi7 section. They
90 ft.>a GOOD nOmiDgilo0, Oui mol IL
-.-.., gs nigh. possibly nave been made.
81. p.nubhe8u> regard bin ~ oy no
-..r. trs strongest mao. bis greenback
-.,r.e, ard alleged opposition 10 the
-... school, rendering hjs record very
..rHie. al, however. recognize lin
81. gentleman % 6ue talents and bri''
.' SPEAKER.
r...sal aud Bs,b counties viii sead
s-fg..uot delrea.e, % The Republican
r.-te.iioa "a. Lgnchburg on he ION IN
.r. The ness received since yesterday
!. r-al, The belui that The Lyuchburs Con
r-.... UiHplsc. o Republican tickef IN TIE
I. hon a G,b'-p5yiug platform. Nearly al
ft. counties from which there are no con-
...re delegate, send Sirugb'oui Republ'-
=. l.pre>sniatvrs. From many # ibe coun'
f.sn which bolts have occurredln conyen'
-. election ~ two seis Of delegates "as
r.-.Tv nominal. for 20 nearly every iH'
% the Strairtt'u'. Ouinumbtrtd me
rs1irSfers. and held toe n eular organi'
ne. TIE b,HcIs will no. be recognized
q. lE-.bburE
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The NurderOus Apaehes Continue
TneIr DepredatiOnS.

n,AvFR. Col, August 5-A special from
.srr. Re. y. NJ. Of yesterdays date says:
l. courier who arrived "a Fort Craig this
1lrIng report, that The Mfscaiefo Indians,
v.0 .ince the l7,h # july have been pur-
pa bv Lieutenant Gulifoy les command,
rr. crosse d The Rio GTan9e aud are run
lrr 81 stock aud killing herders IN Ola
|g.Xc1. - far as known two heTders ana
b. miner have been killed, and the Indians
have ciD'ured Oh the stock q Corns x Nc
kp1', Stage hoe from EuCle station 10
E..l range. YESTERDAY ihirty-slX citizens
rr san Narci1l. armed and mounted, 10
Bars Doe bodies 81 the killed. At noon
Yesterday. while eating dinner in Red
l5.1. in tee san MateO mountains, they
rra surprised bv Indians. At The first
g. one man Nas killed aud seven wounded.
4 90. stock was captured. The rtmaln-
4 Or ~ tle IS bite then got behind The rocks
h .-4 Q .pstc1ed two men 10 Fort Craig FOR
b. General Hatch ordered Lieutenant
'0J.e and detachment o. hfiY men az
% CRAIG % toe scene u the nshi, where
1g probably have arrived before this.
1rer, 1ave been dispatched % two COM
, q cavalry scouting in The san Mateo
Cuc5rl, Negro mountains, and Ley
& a41t TayloI's detachment Of lnclan
o., 3, guarding and scouting al Black
Li.e. Two companies OF cavalry leave
NayiJ reservations for Black Range
s -n0rf0w. Thus far seven victims hsve
a gathered 10 by The recent raids.
taefll Haich Is u The opinion that some
Il ,le Naysioe, have Joined the Aplcb,s.
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pairs would be spared II discovering and
prosecuting them. Mr.. Bradlaugh did not
spfsesr II Westminster 10 day. BE APP
peafed at tbe Bow-Street Police Court and
presented al information upon which be
demanded Z summons against the police for
assault, N which he simply alleges that
an assault had been committed upon
bim. The magistrate said that this
was insufficient, aud that Mr. BrsGlaugb
sppeored 10 have invited the assault, and
that he should have refused toe summons II
all the facts were b, fore him, and certainly
should do 50 on what appeared 90 informs
ton. Mr. Bradlaugh intends 20 prOcef
further by mandamuS.
Gambetta EaiOgfzes Grevy.
Tours, August AT n blIquei last
night NJ. Gambetta, replying 10 a toast 20
President Grevy, warmly euIoeized the
latter, and said be regretted the Legislature
had not by ADOPTING the ScTutin De LIST
Afforded opportunity Of consulting the
Democratic party in a bro3der aud deeper
manner than az present.
". Gsmbetta declared himself partisan
81 the exlsteDce Of toe two chambers, 10
spite of The fanils committed By the Senate.
bat be desired 10 see the two houses ami
msied By one spirit. He considered IL bis
duty TO defend before the country tie tute-
harry existence Of the Senate, and only to
eDdeayor to modify the electoral system
from which it derived us origin. 1t was
accessory, be said, 10 introduce into The
mode OF nominating senators The principle
% proportional equality Of commuues,
ard be asked himself the question
whether the irremOyabiuy 81 senators
was not contrary TO principles OF uni-
ver.sl suffrage, remarklng the first ire
movable senators were appointed by the
National Assembly, whereas those chosen sre
elected hy the Senate. He urged that they
should have 10 submit 10 rejection by a
Congress OF the two houses. By this means
the Republican majority might obtain The
ballast and stability il at present lacked,
and II the revision OF toe Constitution Is re-
stricted 10 this point majority might be
found in the Senate willing 10 pass it..
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MANSION, August $3.50 A.
-. he President coniin1ts 70 improve.
-, 0rr duiiog last nieh', and this
Be 80 -, aud expresses himself cheer
p'.''.-s ero,trr sN ',tsclory day u antlci-
D.i, !. ,rescn, his pulse Is 90; tenn
Ia-. q. 4: respiration. Is. The oeXt
..... Mil d. issued tbs evening and
D- ,ne noon bulletin VIII he dis
hff+ ID. ". BLISS,
pts'-' "'''' !. X. BARNES.
J. ]. WOODWARD,
RoBgRr REYBURS,
Prank II. HAMILTON.
..---,.-,vr N.ysI0N. WASHINGTON, u. G,
.I.,.. - 2. M-lofhciall-Tbe Presi-
Ao-.' - .ro.ser good dsy The appear
ae'l 49, Wound aud The character and
i',f ~ "a ,se discharge Of Pus continue
il ,--.,r, H. has taken on adeQuate
-..., ~ ronri,hmeut ana has bad seye-
.....,rt ran, during the day. At 1890
, l.. mise was s.. temperature 9S.4,
B. ''--..on Is. After 4 z. N. hi iemPera-
.r. Ism 90 Use as usual, bot 10 a mode
- ss-rae and without auy percePlible
&c.,. n .be kin. AZ present bis pulse
..nre.sfurl 100 4. respiration %.
ID. W. Bliss.
J. X. Barnes,
!. J. WOODWARD.
RoBgRT RKYBURN,
FRANK II. HAMILTON.
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PETEEsECRe, Va, August ga most
horrible sasir occurred here this evening
about hali-p O'Clock, IN which John w.
Greco, a commission merchant o. this city,
and W. r. Lee, Of Lstleion, y. c., were
both killed. Green bad Just returned from
Richmond on the 4 o'clock trsin. snd going
10 Jsrrats Hotel. was introduced TO Lee,
WHO had arrived but few minutes before
on The mail train from the south. Lee
hSd been drinking very heavily, and
Green was also very much intoxicated.
Lee asked Green 10 take a drink with him,
and on Green refusing, replied very insult
ingly. Green Teiorted by calling him a son
Of a -. and then both men went out for
the purpose Of settling the matter. oppo-
site the bQ,e Is Tappey & Steel's foundry.
10 the yard o. Which the men repaired. Ar
irving there Lee slapped Green three times,
which Green bore without resenting. On
being slapped The fourth time Green drew
bis pistol and shot Lee. Lee, after being
shot. jumped upon Green aud stabbed him
in the throat. Lee hyed about Eve minutes
after siabbing Green. Green DIED few
minutes after Lee. Appended is the most
important testimony elected before the
coroner's irQuest held this evening. The
most direct testimony bearing upon the
case e from Messrs. J. ". Tnlialerro and
4. Bently. Benily testified As follows I:
Green and were stsnding at the bar talk
inr. Mr. Lee was in the barber-shop.
sent him two OF three drinks there
About one ~ the drinks there was some
misunderstanding. He would not pay ne
tor it. lie came into the bsr aud asked
him for the money, but be would not pay
IL. Mr.. Green asked him why be did not
paw for it. replied, "Neyer mind, will
let bin have IT," Mr.. Lee said loiro-
duee NE 10 your friend Green did this,
when Lee asked Green to take drink
with him. Green refused, when Lee
iusul'ed Green. Green called him a
dam son OF D., and said /
will break every bone IN your body
told them they could have 10 fuss IN the
b2r.room, when they both went our, Lee
going shesd. Nr. Green following. They
/ both ,eemed 10 be intoxicated, Mr.. Lee
more than Mr.. Green.
j. W. TaHlfcrro testified a. The coroDer's
iuuue.t as follows: was siriiOg on The
lJanalrs Hotel porch, when sax the two
men q acros, the street. Al that time
ssw Mr.. Green with his hand in bis pocket
and pistol hall out. They went scroSs the
street toward Taprey's foundry. They Thea
TUNED into the alley. then went 10 TIE
/ alley 10 see what vas going 20 b. doue. Al
tier had got there ! saw Lee slap Green
laws three times. h slapped Green and
In vas not resented. and sIapVing BIN ih'
fourth time Green drew pistol, and cock
ling and pointing Il at bin fired. Lee 'her
iiumped on Green and wrcnched The
pistol from Green with bis Tigh'
hand and stabbed him with his left
iNr. Green was standing with BIZ hands or
i bis hips. and never moved until be va
slapced the fourth time, when he drew BIZ
pistol. cooked 1t. and shot Lee.
Tie Jury returned z verdict that Willi
/ Lee came TO bis death by pistol hred b.
Green, and that Green came 10 his dealt
lbs a knife.wound Inflicted by Lee.
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Rsctsts: RElnsef. tvo nsepn, si.s0sosl.7s
.ossss TO Co, s s5, - sizs; rs s'sns
CDfes. Hi0-Comnoa. l0Gllc. fair. lie
i2e; food g priT3e, sSl4.' LAgnxyra- Ia
CasflSs: AdansafsHs canaes. Is,s@lsc. Ese.
lb4i5kr. = r.. l3lf-ho1es. isc.: taliOv. &C.
CAesss Prime crfting. lSk'1l9sc.: rortner'
% I0c.: Enlist ssiry. le&2Oc.: PInesppie, 2Ss
Rice. czroeHz- ca n7sc-
North Carolina cni herringE. t69f6 as: eastern,
s3.s0ds4. eiacser No. l BsF, hall barrels
$3.50; No. <. IN bxrres. IS so No. = unEckerei.
s5.5e4t6: No. l. in kin 81 o: ". 2. IN ATS.
L1Ti. Pnai-- nar-ci- snc n~-re- 1870 1886.
si4r tsrTeis. IA; tubs, IlSel2s. Tor New
Yors; lSs- for ehOiee Balumoss.
lactasgss. Iulnnlob ssfsD-fiogsessdl. 20
terces, 24c-: barrels, 25e.. ge1uins Eol.tr gytut
Sba45e- : KaIoH: New Orleans prize. S0dsoc.
SroGv- Crashed. iil-.: Dozaer-f. Ie-. grss L
lated. lgtc. A. saaIoke.: 94c-; sTtr1 z.
toilet. I5G3oc.; sne ranev ur1ces cr.1tTZ' s f5e
povOsE 35c-r 81.
tidss. Leather. &c
Hidss: Wei eaiosd. sGsc.. dry sslssi. l2@lse,
dry ninf. l46l7e.: greer. 3iSses .,-.,s
BsCthsr Rough hs1ther. 23H3Oc-s hnished nAr-
ness leaiheN S4aAoc.: fnisbed upoer. So soc
snishea kips, 5oaT5e.; sem.ock scles. 2od26c-
IrsR. Steel. Naus. &c
I-e-: American rs1nsd. el,a .bozlsags bar
5-10d2 81 o.. y p. for standard sfness EnEli-
a. American she's. ~ Sac >weoes. haInmeTes
Fsi;ls: 0ic Domiaaion, So for standard slze
P1oHg1- JGstf.gs: wholesale, slc. r-isi A.
Pn.
R0De: AaainA. bet, 1870 ius-. siS Sse-
LigusTs. Macs. -.
Ais: sootcr, oo-t brsn1s, pLnts s2SsZ.25 =
dozen, gosd.
tl.1o; apple DeV. sl.7JNaz; old, sz.25%es
Virginia peach. 81 Gr4z.So.
kgS Wsfsksys: Nedi-In, tl.5oGs2: Uurs Old. s
80 FiTxlnis mountain, neH, II fsl1fz- ~
s2fGt' ala cgWarcs-
Ttz: Domestic. n .25GEZ: lnIurtei. as s ess
Esl5 EnGi1ni Ram a 5eHtI &c.
Reettss4 EkiSkegs: Sl29Gsl2
lumber. saves. ~.
Lar.tsY. Write OK. .l50&ls loo
,A-=sIn Flrgfuta cCu1r. flf0f 80 = 1000
while mr. al4fss3.5Q = LOCO; yellow ui1i
aozrds. Q. market suf; dry clear. *l2 80
and Ga demand; 1l5i t9l-2l J, aceorcin2 q
iengIhs. >Eiuglcs- Pine. Sl.7Jc fZ-5ci c1tres
sr-i1ch. .satS 1000. Lztns-cpli, 81 sa7ec
Al E.s3 n = l.Ooc.
sfqrss- WhizLey-osrrFl timber .RTse1. Al SI.s@e
1000: seasoned. f2poi25 = LOCO. Fl01r-nar ?.
tirber. "A - = 1000. tl"ur-'a arr. poles. F4g
80 boCsaea 1-h0pus. zoe. = bundle.
Powder shot &C.
g,lss. Toys uin.-c, 350Sl 10 100 90
PORTER: as nv ~ I've Ee<s-es ma -
tegs $3.50; s!astins. 3.1jS-B3-5p.
/ 61o;: northern ~ ?, us- - IS =
| Nr..2gf0nss. lH1IAr. = -.
seed.
Ciorer ss.25as5.5O.
! Ocbad G1ss sl.75Hs2.
/ Timothy. s3.2s aS3.ou.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-06
RICHMOND MARKETS.
FRIDAY, August 5, ISL.
Csuntry Produc-

F4C f-WAAJ-sO mann
FRIDAY, August 5, ISL.
Counuy Froduc-
1pDTeF . Green-Fron s1.25 % 81 30 Pc barrel.
bsstsol zlaz3c. p ?.
B-lttir: Prime 20 choice gcIoV, 22G25c fair o
GO Sera veal $4,000 , bushe, for country; Toe
bris4 Tr1i': Apples, 4e.: tlaekberries. Sc.
cherrles l2s A.; raspberrles' ZVc'; peaches
PStfry.-Livt chickens, lO@2Cc.; ducks, ESQ
Eges: Dull stl2alse.
TsGtl,rs: Trln, lIve-cooss. 456to>.: oo=oo1.
ZJc.
Cav. Y T.ilia ifIrofHv. - Gs soc; ,iover-miXei,
Goa roc: clover coo 6Jc.
P5f8io1s: lri.i-Esfiy Rose, s2.75ass; Peer
Re5i: sins1ae, sl25Ssl5o en-. seneca free
u tops. 45c. = n.
G9T1. Ccuhtry llGl2c.
Rve: s0a s2c z ousnel
6tsuHc. Prime. Ijc.
Slucks 7OG75c.
5eie1 SfTrD: 45c.
T4Isr. Ed5ec. r. n.
R0oi: WISHED. "a as5c.; unTlsEec' 24A z6c.
tnAL above Rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &C.
Cen.eaf. Rose Aie. sl.4j a.l.50 , barre ;.
Lfr.e. Agricultural. sAlOc- p uusie e. ~" s'a9o,
IN .s..insj, sl.25 Gieun's F4Ils. 81.
PlqFfsr. LplaD. - 10; ernlaa. % cs-ci-.ed
-lss.er sl.606sL75.
Tar. LlrEe size. $40
DRY Gooas-
Frlnts. Msrrfus-f. 6s-.: Merri mack sh.rtirE'
e.. E.cr,r.gd. &C.: >Calh Bridge. &c: Paci1c
&c; suraglc. 5-s,.: spragle >hirtng, 51c;
WZtr,sa1 d. NGIery Piuk 7c.: Mallory Pur-
ple. 7c.: simpson Mourning. 7c.; Simpson Grey
7c.: simpson Black, &C.; Harmony, 5fc.; Ash
BY 5T65a Cottons: Manchester \ 4, Sc; Man
ctl1s ~ "A A. A. 6sc.; kacSoriaee "A