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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-04
Prof. EDISON'S
POI.YF0RM.

After much persuasion, Prot. Edison ms been
prevailed upon give to the world lis trily won.
derful discovery tor alternating pain. For ears he
suffered from ne ,ralgic pains. unable to ID any
remedy among I e hundreds which he tritd that
would give him p, -manent ease. Finally he fecams
convinced that he must become his own ply scian
and seek by expert tents, for the desired relief He
had taken all the we known sedatives, which gave
only temporary reliel and produced nervousness,
loss of appetite, &c. he now sought for a combir-
alton of such remedies a. would by ott,cdrd arpli
cation cure him of his distress and at time not
be injurious to his system.
Trials and experiments followed this determine
alton until he at last produced compound which,
by application entirely subdued all pain and allowed
his system to recuperate, and throw of the disease
To his discovery Prof. Edison gave the name
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-04
NERVOUS EXHAUSTION.

medical essay, comprising series of lectures de-
hvcrcd at kahn's Museum of Anatomy on the cause
and cure Of premature decline, showing indisputaby
how lost health may be regained. adoriing q clear
synopsis Of impeachment to marriage and the treat
ment Of nervous and physical debility, being the re-
eaIt q twenty pears experience By mail sc. cur
Nncy Or postage stamps. Address Sec'y K1hn's
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-04

C77.7AAYEAR and expenses to Agents: Out
Cd fit Free Address L. o. VICKERY,
y Augusta, Maine. dcc6t&w4wx
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-04

Premiums are received and Losses are paid In cash
ony Policies are issued payable at the death OF the
Insured also payable At the end of certain number
of years Policies are also issued on the
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-05-06
Full line Of Lace Curtains,
Lamberquins and Oil Curtains,
ia NORTHRUP'S.

publication. No deviation from this rate TO anyone
Corn scarce at As cents per bushel.
Very few croakers in these parts
about now.
Judge Talcott holds court in Wilson
county at present.
Moses Neal, ESQ.,, was in town We'd
nesday short time.
The demand for farm labor this
spring has been large.
Beautiful New Furnishing Goods at
Mrs. Whitney's Bazaar.
n. F. Acers returned Tuesday from
an extended tour of the east.
The circulation of the REGISTER,
weekly shows gratifying increase.
That "little brown jug" was quite
numerous in lola, on the 3Oth of April.
Be sure and attend the gradual ling
exercises at the Opera House tonight.
Our druggists are filing the bonds
and getting in trim for the new liquor
law.
Geo. A. Amos was in this city Mon
day attending to Probate Court mat
tiers.
There was high old time at the
brewery Saturday night, we are in
formed.
OF course you will attend the gradu-
ating exercises of the lola high school
tonight.
A fine rain Sunday night visited
this locality. Growing crops needed
it badly.
Mr.. A. Z. Sweet has purchased this
week very fine Burdette organ OF
Mrs. Whitney.
A very pleasant time at the Baptist
social at the residence of H. P. Gray,
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Welch, an attorney of Ottawa,
was in town Monday taking deposit
tons in divorce case.
Graduating exercises tonight. Ad-
mission five cents Reserved seats ten
cents. Let all attend.
Another good hotel is badly needed
in lola. The right man could make
money by starting one.
The ladies are invited to call and ex-
anime the new spring styles at Ella E.
Cowan's Millinery Store.
White lead aud oil, and mixed paints
of all kinds, as good as the best and as
cheap as cheapest, at Scott's.
Mr.. Robt. Bruere, recently from I'm
N. j., has purchased the Gel
ebrated trotting mare" Maggie Fulton"
Mrs. r. Richards and her daughter
Minnie, left Monday for Colorado
Springs, where they will visit friends.
Mr.. G. NJ. Brown sold a vacant lot
on the north side of the square to
Nimrod Hawkins last Friday for $500.
w. w. Anderson, of the popular
clothing firm of Anderson & DeClute,
returned Saturday evening from Chi
cago.
The Probate Judge issued marriage
license this week to Geo. E. Cole and
Miss E. A. Thompson, both of Cha
mute.
r. B. Stevenson has taken out
license to sell liquors for medicinal,
and manufacturing pur-
poses"
Johnny" Weith has purchased the
place where he lives, near Elm creek.
It is the best farm for its size in Allen
Several foreclosure suits have been
in the District Court.
There will be lots of fighting in some
Of them.
Humboldt is talking of having q
switch run down from the st. Louis,
Fl. Scott, lola & Wichita Railroad, to-
that place.
Messrs. Rowe and cGlashin passed
town Tuesday with about 200
head Of fine cattle which they will
pasture in Woodson county this season
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-05-06
NOTICE.
STATE OF KANSAS, o..
County Of Allen, 90

To Mary Walsh and James Walsh, whose pla-
ces Of residence are unknown to me: You and
each Of you are hereby notified that claim .
lien for feed and care bestowed upon the follow
ing described stock belonging to YOU at your
request, tO-wit: Two red roam heifers, each
two years old and past; two red and white heif:
crs, each about two and One-half years Old, and
one speckeled heifer past three years old; that
you are indebted to me for the care and feeding
said cattle in the sum Of $500, which has
snd that viii ON she 18Th sV Of
1881, at one O'Clock p. m. OF said day. at the
front door Of the court house. at lola, In said
county, sell said stock, or 80 much thereof rs
may be necessary to pay said charges-the ex-
pense Of this notice and said sale.
a. d. vINCEL.
J. H. Richards, his Attorney.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-05-06

Old papers for sale at this Office in
any quantity desired.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-05-06

We wish to call attention
to our Carpet Department. We
open, this week, New Spring
Patterns which are very de.
sirable. Remember we keep
the largest line in lola. Get
our prices.
o. NORTHRUP & co.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-05-06

If you wish to buy GOOD GROCER
les and get the worth of your money
and get the BEST GOODS, you can
find them at A. e. WRIGHT'S Grocery
Store, at Klaumann's old corner.
The Best Eating Potatoes in town,
and Pure Ohio Maple Sugar At A. E..
WRIGHT'S.
Highest Price paid for Produce. Come
one and all and give me a trial.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-05-06

than ever before. We have in our employ m ex-
perienced trimmer from the East that will
have charge Of the Millinery department.
nDress- making, Cutting and fitting done In
the latest styles, at
CLARK 4 LITTLEFIELD'S,
Wet s,Se Public Square, Iols. Ksssas.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-17
TO the People III fHE South
kinas MonntnEn md is ILacons.

Kings NOuHt0ilt datd IT'S iIcr0cS
A History of the Battle, Oct. :, Is o, and the
events which led to it. after tSo years spent IN
preparation, is now published and ajis for de
livery. The author, LYMAN G. DRAPER, Ill. ID .
has rent 40 years III gathering materials for this
work, which abounds in stirring recitals of a.van-
lures ana hair-breadtn escapes, alike itel esting
to o.d and young. The defendants of such men
Campbell, SlelUy, SEWER, Cleveland, Lacey
Williams. Hambright Mcdowell, Winston, Ham,
moud, and their officers now living by the ;hous-
ands throughout the South. will welcl M tIGs per-
inent record of that glorious Ii III il turn
ed the tide of the Revolution. TIE work con-
tains 6l2 pages, on I'm parer, beautifully bound,
with seven steel portraits the Heroes, aud
numerous wood cuts, with I.dex of 5,f'0U IT fer
ences. Price, 81, Sent post aii on receipt OF
price, or may be had of Agents in evety coanty.
PETER Il. THOMSON, Publishe
No. 1T9 Vine street, Cinema aati, O.
Age'tS wanted Tor uaas~is sued territory. Serd
t term circulars and sample 60, y. Ioc271m
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-17
For the FARMER AID MECHANIC.
MARLBORO COUNTY, ). {.

Just note while the bountiful hand
Of prosperity seems lowering over the
way, and while In the midst of such an
enterprising, hospitable, and christian
like people. Here we find that King
Cotton does virtually abound as the
white fields to the extent of the eye in
every direction are beautiful to behold
Many farmers making an average crop,
notwithstanding the very extreme
drouth, which all have suffered many
making from bale to bale and half per
acre. This is a magnificent country,
Just II miles from Laurinburg on the
Carolina Central Railroad Three large
stores along the beautiful road from
Laurinburg to Bennettsville. S. c., all
are doing large business. Messrs. l..
ID. & l.. Il. Hamer, the kindest and
most courteous gentlemen that you can
find In days ride on the iron horse,
are doing a magnificent business, ship
ping from four to five hundred bales of
cotton this year. Their store seems the
centre of attraction to both man and
beast, as both bacon and corn can be
had in endless quantities, and in fact
groceries, dry goods, aud notions, of
every description abound. Mr.. Jno.
NcAlister is chief clerk, whose business
capacity is only equalled by his cour-
teous and pleasant manners. We are
not far from the banks of the Pee Dee
River WHERE the greatly admired and
justly renowned Gen. Francis Marion
acquired the immortal name Of Swamp
Fox during the revolution struggle for
American independence. Just five
miles South of here we find Clio, S. C.,
a beautiful little town of some four hun
dred inhabitants, noted for its industry
and enterprise. Mr.. w. A. Hinshaw,
formerly of Guilford county, \. c., has
large machine shops, and doing also a
splendid mercantile business. Six miles
west Of Us is Bennettsville, s. c., whose
market for cotton cant be excelled, SO
says the courteous and gentlemanty Mr..
j. G. W. Cobb. That, too, is beau
tltul little city, with twenty stores and
as many other different kinds Of places
Of business, with population Of about
1900 inhabitants We find the Palmet-
to people as deservedly renowned as Of
yore for their great kindness and hos
pitality with many beautiful daisies
but Miss Lou the prettiest of all.
GUELLIMUs.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-17

TIE CHARMS OF Music has re
cciycti 4 letter from Boston," slowly
remarked Brother Gardner, as he squin-
tea from Shin to Naydown Bebee
Il has received letter from Boston.
AKIN me cor my olServashun- on de in
HnoeDce Of music on mankind. reply
dat mankind wid0ut music would be
chaWin each Older up in half IA day
Music am de stone wall dat surrcnds
mercy, peace. charity, and humanity.
Ou.y ia, week | war writin' down u;
obseryashuns fur de las forty
J 'ars, an Will giD dem to de public as
follows:-
De SCUM OF a hoss-tiddle brings up old
re koleci<shuns IN starts de tear OF re-
get. IfP.ayed long nuff an de wind
apl in de right dircci;shun, 1t Will cause
de listener to shel. out subscription
Of 5000 to rdS u new Gull q Baptist
Church. Try it once an be convinc-
ed.
De SCUM Of harp bits man below
de belt. He begins to fink of all de
mean inos he ever did, an to wish he
hadn't; an at de eand of filten
ninits he am all ready to step ober an
pay his nabur a dollar a piece fur de
hens be shot in his garden las spring.
"De SCUM Of de fiddle grabs on to
sebcn different hart strings to once,
an man am knocked SO fiat dat he
will esteem it privilege to len you
$40.
''De jewsharp gees right to de soul.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-17

SAVE Your CASH. We shall be glad
to receive wood Of any kind il payment
OF subscriptions, provided the wood be
delivered in Raleigh at cost to us OF
not more than S4, cord. At that
oriee, with drayage, cutting, and car
rying added, the fuel will cost us
more than five dollars a cord which
makes pretty steep bill when you use
30 cords winter. Fortunately last
winter was an exceptional one, and be-
sides has had the effect to make our
wealthier citizens lay in large stock
Of fuel, of all kinds; so that the price
OF wood is lot likely to exceed S4 at
any time. We ask our subscribers.
therefore, to mention to their neigh
bors that We will furnish the paper
twelve months for half cord of wood.
delivered It our office, two doors be
low Tucker Hall. Think of it you
can send negro boy to town with
one horse load of timber, that does Mt
cost you five cents, and thus pay for
paper that will come every Thursday,
regular as clock work, and keep your
family Informed of all the news, not
only in Raleigh, but in all parts Of
North Carolina, and the Nation.
We should, also, accept one or two
bushels of mellow eating apples, aud
peaches, in paymen, of subscription.
Our present subscribers will do US a
favor if they will mention the absve to
their neighbors, at their various meet
ing places. The more papers that are
read in any neighborhood the better for
it, consequently every intelligent citizen
ought not to he coDtent with reading g
paper himself; he ought to urge his
neigh bors to do like wise And here
is an offer of paper, without cash 81
at simply little trouble.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-17

If your wife am All ready 10 lope oil
wild lie hired man. de notes Of de jews
harp will take her bonnet of in sixteen
seconds. II you keep hired man, You
better keep lewsharp.
"Pianer music sometimes his and
sometimes misses. l'ze know il TO
mai e an old ball-head 20 home an
pass two hull hours widout cutfiu' de
chill en-, an I'ze known it TO cluse "a
young sai 10 slide down ober dc kitchen
an lope OF wild de owner Of side
show.
''De guitar allus brings sadnes an
a resolushun 10 begin on De ist OF jim
uary to quit runnin' out nights an
an playing policy.
= De bras band might soothe a sor-
rown soul, if &c said sorrowin' soul
didn't have ali he could do to hold his
hoss
DE melodeon used To produce de
sire on de part of de listener to be
buried under i yew -vew tree, but | b ar
dey have improved il so dat pusson
had rs lief be buried under bass
wood
DE organ fills de soul Wild awe, an
strikes de heroic chord If you am
iayin' fur man. doan'. tackle him jist
arter be has bin takin' in de notes Of
an organ.
"De banjo yum! If you want my
dog, my hoss, my house an lot, play
me de banjo an keep time wild yer fut.
'spect de muse of angelic harps am
sweet an soft an dreamy; buy if dey
want to keep us cull'd folks satisfied
40 dar, lcetle mo- banjo an leetIe
less harp am ke fust prescription. Let
us now attack de bizuess Of de meetin' -
= Detroit Free Press
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-17
CARTER'S LABOR SAVING
Compost and
Manure Distributor.

Tho invention Of a Georgia farmer. Patented
June IL, 1873. Extensively used Ia Georgia and
Alabama. IL r@iN paIyerlze and distgibnt. either
broadcast or f. ttlc driI any kind Of manure With
uniform and accuracy, and III any quantity This
II i practical labor saving machine. Perfect sat
Il faction guaranteed Manufactured aud sold
by GEO. ALLEN GFD
may 1917 Scwbern, - &.
Please mention the Farmer and HsehsnIc
when OF write gr rpe1l - advertisers.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-17

Loadoa, NoreD,bcy l6.-Adyices from
Cape Coast Castle, dated October lG,
state that information has been receN-
ed there that the king of Ashantee has
killed two hundred young girls for the
purpose Of using their blood for mixing
mortar for the repair of one of the Sta.e
buildings The report of the massacre
was received from a refugee who was to
have been one of the victims. II re
ceiyes some confirmation also in the
fact that sucn wholesale massacrces are
known TO be a custom with the King
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-17

LITTLE Rock, ARK. Nov. Philip
f. sullivan alias Delaney, one oi the
youthful train robbers recently sen
fenced To seventy years imprisonment
IN the penitentiary for rohbing t.At1
on the Iron Mountain Railroad, d'rd
this morning OF nostalgia, or holnc.
sickness. lie was % years OF age From
his entrance into the p.ison he appear
ed 10 the hcartbroken, and all efforts
10 relieve hlm failed. lie Was young
man of engaging manners and appear
ance, and Of more than ordinary intel
ligepcs The realization Of his CRIME
and the hopelessncSs Of any commuta
tion Of his long and dreary sentence
crushed his spirit. telegram.
He was one Of the young fellows |
from Florida who robbed the train 20 !
get money to marry.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-17
@1lslN3@xzsIsSl
Russian White Seed Oats.

Absolutely Rust Proof AID Prolific Y thout
parail, l,512 ounces raised from one ounce.
Raised this Year by "a farmer IN Nash 60 \. @.
Head OF some % ard II inches long now
hibitio- at Atlanta Exposition. Send your name
on postal for prices and particulars to
SOUTHERN NOV EITI CO.,
Mhitakers, n. G.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-17

hAHN \ LAND
inventor and proprietor ~ The scisbra-
tel Ce.rrv and thampnni'c pills. lhess
piile al, prenartd expressly 10 cure
Sick Headache. Neuralgia, Nsr'eus-
ness. Paralysis. sieepIcs.ness sud l,,s
pcpsiA. and Nl.l cure ANY ease, no nst
ter how obstinate. 4 property used.
They ate not cureatl, hGt enlv Tor
tha>t. special diseases The. Contalsso
opium. morphine or quixlne, aud are
not purgailve. but utrssa',ts lie bowels
ana cure constipation hv curtsg or re-
moving the cause oi IT, They have
i charmip4 effect upon the skin. aud
a loveiy qaielDe effect npon the yer
YOU, system. simply by iccaln. II. ten
thousand han"ry, yc- IN ssms cases
starying amsorhe1ts They make or
create nerve matter and give power,
force and buoyuncy To the nerves, anu
IN that way increase mental power,
endurance and brlliancy 81 mind. No
body that has a nervous system should
neglect 10 take them two or three
months IN each year, as n serve f""d,
if for 40 other purpose
Sold 10y all Druggists. Pnce, 30
cents a box Depot, loo North Etta"
ST., B,ltimore, Md. BY mail, tv o
boxes FOR 81, or six boxes for e. 80, to
nnv address
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-17
administrators Notice.

Having this day qualified Administrator of
the estate OF the late w. I. Safer, hereby mott
fy all persons having claims against SAID otc
dent to present the same TO me, or my attorney,
within the time prescribed by law, this Gotice
VIII be plead ia bar of their recovery. Persons
indebted to said estate VIII please make iinluedi
ate settlement. This 3rd Nov. 1881.
L. 4. BU SHSNAN, Adm.
Durham, y. G.
b. F MONTAGUE, 1T y.
Raleigh. n. & no. 10 4w
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-17
FOR AUGUST and SEPTEMBER

During the months of August and
September, we offer Pianos and Organs
at Lowest CASH RATES, payable
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-17
S25 Cash on a PIANO.,
$40 Cash on an ORGAN,

And the balance in Three Months, pith-
ont interest This offer expires October
lst, next. Buy now, and buy as cheap
as you can next Fall with Cash in hand.
Nothing gained by waiting. Prices
will be higher. Another boom is close
at hand. Manufacturers will not be
able TO half supply the demand, and In
struments will be scarce aud High.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-19
.auIserntion Of Japan Teas.

Mr.. J. stahsi, consul ct Hiogo. Japan, con
tributes some Information which viii be In
tsrrsting 10 the tea drinkers Of the United
Etates.
81 avail rnysslf Of The occasion 20 call the
Affection Of me department aud Of An.eficnn
ronsnrners Of "a % the fact that most Of TIE
S-rs = hiuped from Japan % the United States
a. nov Art rclailT cOlored. About
Is-n' consumer began % csll Tor higher color
fhan anr rafural prrress would furnish. and
rIfhouaf this denard ns long rtsisfe1 ~ the
rllrIr1ers In Jarar, and e. SINE l1ss - them
49, rs1 ultimst-iT a. prevailed, and for
enc rears naEf artificial colorlnr has bsen
~ rris. - net 1lpsn tees, which are nafur-
AZ 81 = b 'arflst green r0ior, are nov med- %
rr.rrl'l'Is ne hluelsh ~ O. rraTlsh blue tea
rfIiprsf ron CbIt1 - .Ereen t.as
-aIhe rnaIar.a,s used - profucs fhese IN
unfu-nl sh.des are n1t rerT relriclfts. being
rlrffIrr wrras. ~ rener1l rul-. tnan iHcif -
rr.f rrurrrr rnt li.t. ceIteirlr ed nrfhlur
- ~ rnlus ~ "a lesTes 81 drif kInE pr
r1r|1ra wfIIs ny - 80 ccrsI1eratIT ~ mir
- TfI-rr Il lfs-efgrt rot1Inr q - SD g.
fTrrr - ~ pc -, e1cerl n11t cta'ers n
nrnrrira r|rsfsr tens n ~ Description It-ir
frIrr - IL rrrtah'T e1rlalue1 ~ fne feri
fnnt IN trrr - ctI1Fec crrrss lrrrsl rraT pc
,rIftnr'f fe.errIrn. ru1 fl's a 10 uo1tf Ne
rnrrs q Ne r-n1r.l oele-loratiur - Ne quni-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-19
waco.
SnecIal to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Waco, May les, Q. Dob0s, railroad
workman, was killed in East Waco this
morning by being dragged over the ground
by a frightened mule. He had dismounted
and had the lsriat around his waist. The
mule was scared and plunged, the larist
tight ned around the ,nsn's arm and hence
the accident. =.
Major Theodore j. Fow, aged eighty odd
wears, died this evening. Deceased
was large land owner in this county, and
for the last twenty five years has been stead
ily in litigation. He was bachelor and
leaves no near heirs.
Measles and cholera rhorbus continue to
rage and the deaths average from three TO
five per day, and the sexton Gays the inter
ments for May will be three times rs large as
ever known ia any one month. The UNDER
taker is doing the lveliest business in town.
Hubbard is mskinga railroad speech at the
court house tonight. He has also accepted
and invitation to deliver the address TO the
literary society OF Wsco University AT the
commencement exercises 10 June.
DR. Wallace returned to-day from the
session of ths American Medical society at
Richmond, Va.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-19
miscellaneous 9rooorp' ssocn,

sAbr--In barrel, 81. 80 10 $50 Lifeipool In
sacks,S 81; Rock 81 80 pc1 B8ck
CeAoESns- Soda. X%%S1 XII SXX S9, )
to IL. Cream lie
soAP-Olive, EKc. per pound; Bluelndi oA
took: SatirAt, 81. 40. TO $50 e. 7. Whieman
&Co.'e Da''as soap WorSe: Pale Oiive, DC.
Cambria, &C per pound. Eureka Manufacturing
OoInpany: Cy clone, So; Pale Olive, i; Extra
Olive, AZ cents per pound.
BsANs-th to6c. per pound.
CANDLKs.-Star, full VT ltlo li%.
CuRRsE-tlear Spring, lac; Factory ID.
HoMINY AND GRIrs-s59s5 20 per barrel
SAURR BRAuT For half barrel SS 10 q 90.
DRIED PEAuHEs.-Unpeeed sc, .ots peeled IL
per pound. ,,o
Coal OIL--Below are revised quotations: ITO
deg. g. test: Ia barrels 10 cents; cases, ~ 90
OLoTHEs PrNs-Round, b5c; spring. N.oo per
MKAsupus--M hushel, Iron bound, 3S 80 per
dozen; two-hoop pClls, % 10: three-hoop. 81 30,
VuBs--Three nest, 81 .30@34 80; eight nest
,.25j No. /, 80 80 per dozen; No. 2. $3.50; NO.
WAsHsoARps-Wood 81 81; zinc, 81 30; New
Era, ~. brel9l 20. 80
WE'LL BUcKErs-et. 25@si.M yer dozen.
PowpER---Sb. IS per key Of rs pounds; l2hs do
% rs eh do, 81 80 blasting Segs, $3.50
SHo1-Drop, bag, ~. Ia, to2 % buck " 40, to2'o
MACHEnELr-No. barrels, $40 hsif-parrets
$3.50; kits, IL pounds, 81; No arrels, W:
CANDY--SticE, '2hro ~. poh Fancy, IL
LYE-Concentrated. & @s4.0O
koPgs-slsai, u In. base, lie; coLtvn, ga NC
VINRsAR--Per gallon 22G9Ijc Apple, 2ue losl
WRAPPING 'ArHR--R Rag and Straw, soc. 9'c
STARCH-4ANAIzo.
JuGs-We ouote II TO 10 cents per gallon fol
glazed. Crooks Il 10 Il cente per gallon foi
glazed.
BEEswAx-15 10 Ice per ID.
TALLow--In barrel, A.; Il cake DC per To-