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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-11-13

Die Saare su 3dbIen), neil bie5 nibt nui
fur einen bolltdnbisen 4bidieb, ionberr
icsar fir einen Sbimpf gilt, unb bDffs
nnngsIOs entIahen lit i'm Departemeni
Der SauteszQlpes, iotpie in 2otbringen
an Der Dtplel Elm Besperber, bem feline
9ersenSbame bas nidt ansesinpete gnbe
etnes 5euerbranoes 5ubrebt, pper einen
auSgelDi6ten SSeuerbranb iiberreiht.
neberbaupt Ipielen bic sSeuerbrdnoe i'm
8amin cine 10 groBe Roae in Der ntpfti.
l9en 3el6enIpra6e Der fransDiiIben Ytdb:
den, bab es ipri6ipDrtIid beiBt.
Les tisons relieves chassent les ga
lants" (bie aufseridtetsn 8rdnbe pertrei.
ben Die Stebbaber).
gStIl ndmli6 cine iunse Sran;6ltn etneu
untpIllfcmmenen SSreier Ios tperSea, 70 be-
itellt iie ibn gu lid, ri6tet bic SSeuer-
brdnbe I'M aamtn in bic S5be unb lduft
bapon, Obne ii6 gu seisen, uno bieIer
Braub fnbet nid,t nur in uno BET Dlar=
ietIle icnbern aud gu JtpsantsP grtaub ir
Der Brie 6ampeuoiie, gu ct. Sean ee
Utaurienne unb beIpnbers in Der 8retagnt
Itatt mo Der 4bergIaube berrl6t, 6at
man Die Seren perbinbern fDnne, burt
ben S6crniteiu berab3ufabren, tpenr
man baS Sol3 auf benz 9eeroe aufre6t
1teue,
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-11-13
Cincinnati, sonntas, Sen t3. gsubember 1881.

nit be eri6te, ionbern be bunnerteri6ts
BreiS getpunne !"
yOe hunnerteri6te 2" freii6t DO mein
5raa un iperc oOOtebIaB, ySeiles, mas
tpero bann Ses iein 2"
SD bab'n slei mitnemme berfe," fdbi
DO bic bosbafte alb' Berlpn I'm labt b'rbei
tpie'n S6biBbu DO is er /"
Dooermit Sie6t ie bes Du6 bum @ei6.
forb, I'M - sSelles," freiid' i6 naus,
ooe5 IS 10 mein Hanse = @aS, ben
bol6t bu setpunne, sSraa gteen, bes
gebt bod en- 3pll itper bic Utbglibfeit if
i6enf'n Der I'M = bu setpinnl6t ben aIOe
GdoerfaIAte ipiober - $oa, ba, bal"
9ltper mein Npplcn' bot ipie fpitbig ben
Sorb mitlammt'm &anSe in esd s'ibmiIie
m bat sefrii6e: SD lpB's nit seIte,
~ t9 fang en- 8ro5eB an, Die &erI
tpolle mid beoriSe, mein Sebnoauleno
Narf tpia ih bape !"
uSa peri6Oebt ii9, batp' i6 ieb s'Iast,
yeeb' nor bin, rebb7 nit bene Serre un =
LOB bid aa6 nod re6t auslobe for bic
breibis Utarf, mo bid mein aIber Ranse
foi6t = seb bod: t6 ROTH b'r ieIper
b'rSu!"
DO bot mid msin Sraa gang biOOerb6s
angesudt I'm bot g'iagt ,Q8a8 braudidt
bann bu ALDER GieI atper aa6 ben 8anSt
su Dere Soooerie gu i6enfe !"
oSp~ Jag i6. y@t tpaS brau6i6t
oann bum Su 8eipinne, bu aIoi Sans J"
Do bot ie mir mebr Siast un is in
belle 3orn ntlf in ibr Sdbub serennt I'm
bot 1t9 ieitb 'rber nit mebr Dpr mr. iebt
Ipfe.
gSann ie nor brtn bIeifpe chat un ga,
nit mebr rauSfdm': DO bait i9 bod tpe:
nigI9tens mein Stub pprer inirtpeit!
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-11-13
2Iooe : 2lotisen.

- S6Ieier tpercen nur gu tIeinen Sit=
ten setragen.
= Die neueiten Utiiffe tperben ieBt bon
Sammet uno Spiben sema6t.
Gin mooerner 8ppfpub fir dItere
Samen tit Sans aus Secern berseitelt.
- &Ieine goIDene SDgeL in Rinaen
i4iptnSero, MAIDEN re9t ntebIihe Obr=
rlnge.
GroBe tpeiBe 8anSi6Ieifen tperben
an tpeiBen 4benptIeiOern am 9arteI be-
feitiSt.
= 2ln man6en BON ben impprtirten
SIeioeru ftnbet man StpDIf 3pl breite
Sranien nit I4par5en 9SerIea, 10 sros
tpte Baaumen.
: Rptbe Rlii6s5lte, nit i6reient
rotben 5eoern sarnirt, tperben nit 8Or.
Iiebe BON ercentrii9en Damen setpdbIt.
= &rdn3e BON gang tpeiBen ober buns
ten 8Iumen fitr baS Saar MAIDEN it'd su
BaqtoiIetten rebt bubi6. Sas Saar
tpirb pann a la Josephine sstrassn.
- BerIgraue IsiSene Stfiimpfe, ents
tpeoer einfa9 ober in sdrten 5arben aes
itidt, iperoeu iebt pieIfu9 nit ,Stepbas
ME" sSanoaIen BON i9par8em AtIas ses
traSen.
- BlGi6sSanbIbube fur Oamen iinS
iebt AUDI gu baben, tperben aber bD6It
ipabri6sinIid ni6t pieI 9lnfIans finben, ba
bic fIetnIten Sdnoe pariu tpts 8drentaben
ausieben.
= SanbI9ube, tpeun aud nod 10
lang baben iebt ni6t mebr tpie stpei
bD6itens BRET &nbpfe. Der anoere GbeiI
beitebt aus einem einfa6en Stilf 2eoer,
tpeIdes Ioie I'm ben 9lrm i6IieBt.
= Otan6e bon ben neuen uno eIegans
ten SausfleiOern BON beafarbi9entSurrab
baben Die SaiIIen gang BON ipeiber Spite
unb nit oemIelben Stoffe, tpie bas 8Ieip,
Sefilttert.
Sin berrIi6er OpernmanteI bon
tpetBem Moire antique 1T nit bohrDtbem
9ltlaS sefilttsrt uno nit e6teu tpeiben
Spiben garnirt. Sin anperer, BON tpeis
bem sepreBtem Samntet nit einem roz
ienrotben Atla5futter, bat eineu BeIab
bon tpetBen StrauBfeDern.
- Sin eisentbtimli6er 4nSus BON buns
fslsriinem Surrab bate bic Draperien
nit selbem ItIas persiert uno gefittert.
Der Sut basu mar BON bunfeIsriinem sSiIs,
nit griiuen 5epern unb seIben Rpien gars
tirt.
Gin rei6es, aber b66it einfa1es
&Ieto, fur cine befannte Nsip Dorter Sanz
germ sema6t, ipar foIsenOsrntaben: Der
Rod mar BON i6tperer ibparSer Seibe,
eans einfab, obne iesliben 8elaB, nit
elmer Iansen, polen S6leppe. Die Eails
ipar binten nit I6par;leibeneu 8orben
seIbniirt uno unten an Der Tdille ma,
cine srobe ibtparse S6leife angebra6t
Die 9lermeI, 5iemli6 furS tparen nit ipa,
nii6er Spibe sarnirt.
- Sin Sydhsr, tpeI6er elmer befannten
Barrier Sdbnbeit sebort, lit bon gan,
n,attroIa 9ttlas, nit elmer fiinf 3oa bret
ten, mit Berlen bsmdtten Spite persiert
@uf Der einen Seite bes Sd6ers iinb eir
paar 9ilteln uno belIroia 2ilien, auf mel
den elm flsiner Rplibri fist, gemaIt
tpdbrenp ouf Der anberen iih Elm
sroBer Iburm befinbet, aus beiIen ner
Sittertem Seniter cine GuIe idaut.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-11-13
Sreier uno 8or6e.

8et allen 86Ifern, mo bic Srauen ni6t
alS SanpelSartitel anselebeu ipsrben, ober
Die E66ter tpillenIos eem Befebl Der G[z
tern SSpIse leiiten mitiierL lit es bas Re9t
oer Dtdb6en, 8etperber um ibre 5anO na6
eisener BabI anaunebmen pDer Suriidsu=
tpeiien.
9tun beibt eS 3ipar auf SsIanb:
ggseu ift Der RSS6sn Sa;;"
in GnsIanb
,oie RdOReH iaseu NetH uHb nsbmsu,"
unb in Der S@tpeB iOgar:
y0rei gIaI abaeiaIaseu, tt es rs9t sussiast,"
inbeHen Iebrt Die grfabruns unS bod tda=
lid, baB ntbt jeber Sreier 10 sIadIib lit,
paS 3ieI ieiner @InIds gu errei6en; baB
e8 pieIe Uleniden Siebt, BON henen baS
bas 8plf bebauptet
g5te baben 5Iebsrtpite fell"
ipeiI iie mad alien Seiten bin R6rbe aus.
tbeilen unb OaB islbit tpteDerboIte Sei=
ratbsantrdse baS S9idiaI baben, abge=
lebnt 3u tperben.
0a jeop9 cine abi6ldsige glntfpcrt,
aud tpenn lie pbne frdnfenbe gleuBerungen
erfolgt, ni6t tmmer NIT ipl6em 8Ieihz
mutb bin9enommen tptrb, tpie BEL ben
9lltenburger 8auern D6er bon ben @erz
bern Der 8oiaten, tpel6e, nm ibren @uf=
trag gu erfiillen nit ibrem Brob uno
SaiS iofprt III cine anbere Sitte tpanbern,
mo beiratb8fdbise IDbter itnb, 10 bat It6
in ben meilten 2dnbern eine 2lrt Gerez
moniea sebilpet, bas einem sSreier ben
gerbruB erlpart, ieinen gntras in aaer
SSprm suriifgetpieIenSu Su ieben.
Die Spanierin peiB l6pn burt Def
nsn pber Sdlieben tbre5 Sd6ers ansubeuz
ten, pb ibr Die SuIbisuns zines iunsen
WtanneS anSenebm 1T ooer nibt; Die Srisn=
talin siebt bur6 8lumen ibren QSillen su
erfennen, uno auf 9tiisen bientoi S6itrse,
Die Dor Der Ibiir bdnst, alS DleinunsSauS=
bruf pes i'm 9amie tpobnenben beiratbsfdz
bisen Wab6ens.
Sreilid, ipenn Der Ebirinser Buri6e
auf Dem 0eimtpeg bon elmer ,,3irmle, F"
einem ,BfinSittan3" pber einem sSabrs
marft ba8 Otdb6en furs unb bilnoig
frGgt yBillt Du mid /? SD mill Did
beiratben ocer tpenn in Beiaro Der iunse
| estaliener i'm Stale, tpdbrenb er aus benz
Strobbaifen einen Salm Siebt unb bamit
tdnoeIt, gum Utdp6en ipri6t: "A vlet
donca to- mart? " piac'ria la mi
persona 2" (QSoat Sbr aIio einen Utann
nebnen? Wlrbe @u6 meme Berion ges
faaen?) ober w piac'ria chesa nostra?"'
(Blroe @u6 anfer Saus sefaaen ., 70
fann bic Anserebete bloB sSa," OSer
Stein" antiporten. Gum Slid fir BEN
sSreier eripiberte Die Stalienerin sepobnz
lid: Niagara fussa I" (g8pat', eS
ipdre J cber: ,,Santit NAL bab malta
mama!'' (Sbrt meinen 8ater ODER meine
Ututter y unp Sie Ibiirinserin iast iait
INNER oSa," 10 oaB ibr Siebbaber freuois
ausrufen fam ,glun 10 ipoa'n mir in
3utunft nit einanber Sebn."
glu1 Der bolldnoiide Bauer in Norbs
milf uno ben ,imIiesenben DDrfern bat es
fd ielbit susuidreiben, tpenn er feline ins
biscrete sSrase: hebt gil al cen aven-
tuurte gehad ?" (babt Sbr idpn Elm
glbenteuerben, oaS beiBt einen Sreier, ses
babt y, Die er an DEN @esenItano ieiner
0eoanfen perlDnIih rihtet ebe er ii9 bes
ipirbt nidt ieIten beiaben bort, nnb mus
iid bann NIT benz iAipabiiden SpridtpOrt
tr6lten:
Sine anasrs sRattsr bat aud Elm sasi4ss Ss4srisnl~
Die iunss G&Isfesiu au5 Sss Usasnt
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-11-13
aus Der rb6beren T69tsrs
fhuIe.

Clara QieB): Burte S1mettsrIinse
burbfIiesen bic 2uft unb fiiilen -
Gtodt) 49, aufbIitbsnben BIumen ben
Gbau aus ben ouftisen 9el9en.
2ebrerin gnna, Lies bu einn,aI bieie
Steae (9tnna lieit ben Sab ri6tis)
9ebrerin g9as bat bic GIara faIi6
Semadt 9lnna
anna: Sic bat Bet yfahen" itia sebaI.
ten, ttno bas iollen mir niht.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-11-13

MiBsIafter 8ersIei6. Sin
OOrfiduaebrer tppllte iid ieinen S6it=
Iern, BET bergrfIdruns beS@lei6nifIes bonn
guten Sirten, als ibren 9irten barIte4en,
unb fra9t baber ,Benn Sbr, Iisbe 8in=
Der, ale fleine Shafe tpGret, mas mare
i'd benn ipobI 2" - Gin S6IIer: Gin
srpBss S6af."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-11-13
Waanigfaltiges.

Ginssgansem. 4apa ,,Merfe
Dir, mein Sobn, Der Wienih ioa iiA
ielbit perIdusnen. "-Tris: oMber, Yapa,
bas Last Du ia inamsr purd ben DsSien.
ten tbun."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-11-13

@rpBmItterIibe giteIfeit.
Serr: Die reisenbe Gleite lit tpobI sbr
GnfeI6en ?"-Dame (drgerli6 bariiber,
boB tie nibt fur bic Uhltter sebaIten
tpurbe): ySiebt benn Das Rinp i4pn pie
Elm gnfel aus 2"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-11-13

Grtra asSpab. Gobn Gu ieinen
Batter aaf Der 5sittpieie) ,,@sb', papa |!
Itint' Dir bob tinsn Nani6 an ~ W.
biit pA gar 10 nets!"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-11-13
Sin 2uitfpisIhihter.

!" :" = II 10y - v y -
emil, ipesBaIb biit Da iest it,msr 70
oerbrieBIt9?
= 9l6, Dlr tpeiBt ia, baB ib fir unier
Siebbaber Ebeater elm ueites 2uitipisI !:
ulSetbertbrdnen" i6reibe nun febLen
mir nod INNER bic stpei SceneH gum
oritten 9lfte.
SiebIt Du fpesbaIb bait 9u Dsiues
gaters &atb ni4t befcIst unb 2in4en
aniipeI gebeiratbet |!
= unitnn! mas bat bas Sanit gu
tbun
Stun, bic bdtte Dir tagIi d
tpenig tens Cine Seene sss
m q DIT!
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-11-13
Das t11lid)e Dolk8blotf

foisef per Bof obns sonntassbIatt, ,s2c ~ dats
4oo has taibs Sabr hnA sz.sO Sas sisrteltatr. git
ssmnfassbiatt sIf2o per- Sabs $3.50 sas tsIbs sabt
unh $3.50 bas Biertsliabr.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-11-13

S6mere Mufsabe. ,Serr an4
malt, i'd mbdte mid Don meinem Shame
l6eiben laiien. -" BeI6e GranSe baben
Sic, meine 8ndbige 2" sd babe eiz
gentIi6 gar feline, aber beBtpeeen bin i5
ia gu Sbnen sefomr,en, bamit Sic mir els
nen 8runb aneeben."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-11-13


tp nisfens Cine Seens sss
m q d
Das an ; eInbe @euBere.
~: ,,SerpuS, alter ShuItpueae- 10
Sabren baben mir uns nidt niebr seisz
ben g8aS 1T aus Dir sefporoen ?~-8.
sd bin Ar5t !"-A. ,,9fimm MRS
ni6t libel, alter SpesL meiner Mnii6t
mad fannit 0u BEL Deiner SdBIi6feit in
Deinem 8eruf tpenig Slid baben. "-8.
ySarum 2" = 81: Stunt ein 9lrst muB
ibon inn Geiidtsausorud fir ben gatienz
ten 'tpas 9nbeimelnoes babeu. "--8.
Sab ib in bobem @rabe. 81. ,,Dlit
Ssinsm Saafsseii&t 2" SD bin gieP,
ar5t."
Sn's 8ab um ieben Breis. -
Dame: ,Serr DoftDr, it na0dte Sic tpe,
gen neiner ansesriifenem @einabbeit su
9tatbe Sieben. GS pdre pieIIeiat gut,
ipenn id elm Sab beSuhte. Doftor
(na9ben er ntbt I'M Staube lit, iraeno
elm 3ranfbeitsipmptom su entbeden)
yGs lit mir unbesreiHid, meine @ndSiss,
oaB Sic iif unipohl fiiblen; id babe
ielten eine 10 quite Gonititutipn ansstrofs
FEM" Dame ,WeIhes Bao pilrbeH
Sit mir sssen oieies llebeI porldIasens"
Sur beutIid. sn ber Gcrporah
I6aft bes nntercfiisier GaIbermann lit
cine Murit entiDenDet ,pprSen. 9arOb
srob sroBe nnteriubung Dor bem Sauptz
mann. Derielbe fragt ben 8eitob blensH,
einen Gaufmann, Der glei@seitig ben Ged
Der 2onspasnie ipieIt ,,9BaS 1T Sbnen
geltoblen tporben r.
Der gsitoblsne (sesisrt) : Cine a8ubrit
Serr oanptnanu!
6aupfmanu Mns2
Der BeitOblene: Cine @ubrf Serr
9auptmann
| 5auptmann (unqebnIbis) @as 2
llnteroffiaier 5iI5ermnnn (sinfaaenn): !:
GntlhuIoi9en Der 6err 9auptmann, sr
meint cine @Ori9tl
3ntpeni8 unb su pieI. Gin al
ter 9err bat einem 6ol3baaer na9 eetbas
Iner Nrbeit Elm TrinIgIns init 6irihens
geiit rpageidentt Der nimnt es i4mi,rss
3elnb unb bringf ibm ben iibliden 3ant
nit oem Gpru1s ,Dnd' 4err r. nlsl
Iropfen 10 bel s5nbr' -" leinL idet
Der, oboS mar IA rieI 70 piet @dludt
ineinetipe9en. vDas mar & tpeuig,
entBsgnet bsr 6ols9auer. iett nas
@laS an ben M2unh nab jtelIt ss 9Itid
har0ssf fenx ase3 49, 6f$fh - ~ f1a2 ~
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-11-13

8erubigenb. 6auSfrau: ,,@ss
itern baben Sic mir aber eine Iebr ibiedte
SaIanti nitsebraht, bas mar gsrabe oas
Gnbe BON Der Murit. -" RD6in. ,,gers
seib'n Sic, gnd0ise 5rau pas mar Der
4nfans Don Der Wurit."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-11-13
Oan,e Summer S37.

@ebanfenfpIitter. Gin mcber=
nes g8eIttpunber beiibt Berlin in ieinsns
SteinbenfmaI; bafielbe iit namli6 aus
Brpnce.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-09-28
UNITED STATES BONDS.
BOSTON MARKET. Sept. q.

FLOUR.-The market for -four remains unchanE
ed, INIT has been quiet We quote western superdDt
at Is 25d5.75; common extras at S6G6 so; WIscOn
sin extras at t6.25d1; and Minnesota extras IN
bbl; winter wheats have been selling at s7.35 diN
for Ohio and Michigan s7.25d1.75 Tor Indiana, and
a. 15dS.50 per bbl for ST. LOUIS, Patent spring
wheals are in demand at Is as. IS aud patent win
ter wheals at S7.501s.50 per bbl
CORS-Is arm with fair demand sales Of
mixed at 74d75c, steamer at % lie, and no grade
al 6S 70c per bush. In oats the sa les have neeb 81
and 47d46c per bush for No mixed AM nos NnNe'
Rye is quIei at sl.lUdl.l5 per bush In shorts aug
fine feed sales at s22d2+, and mlddlngs at ssia-o
ton.
PROvISIOSS.-Pork is firm ani demand steady;
Sales OF prime at Sl5d 1850; mess al f9G sud
clear ami extra clear, including backs al >-hi--y
per Dbl Beef sells al Sl2 al - TO: extra mess "uu
tl45Odl6 for family and plate. Lard has oeto "
fair demand at l2Asc per ID as to quaIg enoHet
western, as TO quality
BUTTER.-rhe market for butter Is qulet' Nun Nun
and desirable grades scarce The sales OF WeS.e' a
and northern cTeameries have been at 80 0o-c
for choice and 25d30c for fair and good Ne" iViH
and Vermont diaries at 26d3Oc for choice sh4 -.
&c for fair and good; western dairy pdchtu EI
been selling at 224c for choice and Is &c Ip 'a
and good; and western ladle packed al 2o"--0 W.
choice and l5dlSc for common and good
CHEESE-Gs drm aud has been selling at lEsG
IKE for choice, l0l-!dllkc Tor lair anu goou ""O
8 r9c pc 10 for common.
ECGS-Have been selling at 20d22c per Dozen 70
northern and eastern, 20I2lc iOr Cdnaua l. ~
Island and lsdisc for western
POTAT0ES-Demand steady and marker hIm :,
sales OF natives and Long Island At S2.5ld! % vi
Dbl. sweet potatoes are selling a. SSdSoV ' o''
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-09-28
I b Z NJ A R h E rs.
exported and tetegrdDhed expressly for the Grss
Mount TN Freeman.
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.
AT CAMBRIDGE AND BRIGHTON.

For the rcesk ending Tuesday, SEPTEMBER y ISL:
cttl,. St.., ~, 'Ho'
Vt market this week, 4,2o3 Is, $50 1905 1888
= last Wees, 44Ug ll,sI 400 ~
" " one year ago, 3,s42 l255j l4,517 5N
PRICES.-EN,ra fit an heavy prr mum oxen
sI0OdS00; first quality, S60OG6 80, second
quality, G5.0Od5 81; third quality, ~ IS 7i5
Der 100 lbs on total weight OF hide, ailo" and
ires>ed beef. lew hOIce slnle PaIrs, ,s-J
900. Bulls, ETC, - OOII. %. Worship oxen, tlOO
Ultj . tir, Of dccpr llnsto their vtlue a Ue-l.
steers S50nll0. Mich cows, 500" 50 W; extra
good, S35.U1+S.O WITH Or NItnou. cave, "a may
re agre d; harrow ami ordinary, l40Od& d.
stores, vearhngs, 1900 l3.tU: two.yetr-ods,
sl4.OOH240U; lhree-year olis, t41 JUG4f.rl. sheep
id6c; extra, 5XG6hc p t-Or r25G6,W
read. Spring la os, 4d6c ? 4. sheafen sheep
l"0c ? n. Fat hogs. la &c 9or'oern
h. Brighton hides, 0OG9c; country ,o's'
sHnskc; Calf skins, l2'. a l5c per 10, IsIo"r
I,,d6 &c, per Id; country. 4d4rc. PENS VIA
wool on 5OG 81 each; unity lott, oU
81. Lamb SKINS, OOdU0c each. >hearugs &c
each.
REMARKS-Ths srket cor cattle was no, as 'rons
last week, aud inferior grades were = 2 j oSet
Prime stock sold At unclaimed rates. hit-A~4!
Jackson sold eighteen cattle, gross weight ~ - !us y
So H. niue others. gross Telsnt LOO 4gs . y 40
lay Tor Harpln sold 3years-1 steers ~ aItsS !Fy4
~ CIV bs each, at &C per 10, dressed Ss.A o. a.
Sprisg sold nine steers. gross wel<Lt yN 10 q 80
ave; W. W. Hall sold six oxen, 70 dress os a. -
Lioo, sou sold oxen at sa9c per To- Inc earn! a.
rivals of sheep and lambs sold about = Nt!t A. !Ss'
week. but late arrivals sold at nearly III D. .. 9At
s lbs, at 6tic e. Mooney sold four LuAdrvl AAI N.Y.
Il hit head, cuolce lot Of ewes. averaElls y Os 81 p"
Robinson sold Mt niue sueep and ldl4us4.
ug lU5 l0s at SIC per 10. Poultry selling at lls%'
with three tons at market.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-09-28
A son of Vermont is now president,

J. B. Barron is building large grist
mill and tub factory at East st. Johnsbury.
The public buildings and large pro-
portion of the larger private residences of
the state are draped in mourning. In a
large number of places business was closed
and services were held on Friday or on
Monday. and in some instances on both
days. A large number of societies also
held special memorial services on the Sab.
bath. and a feeling of universal sadness
prevails.
RICHMOND MARKET, September 90
Butter receipts fair; quality much improv-
ed from last two weeks; sales from 10 to
20 for ordinary, % to 81 for fair to good.
choice Is TO &c. selections shade higher.
Cheese, farm make, IL to II cents; sage,
10 to 10; eggs, Is to 20; potatoes, 80 to CO..
WnLIsroN MARKET, September 26,-
Butter, good 10 fair, "a to 26 cents; choice,
q; selections, %; cheese, 10s to 1924;
eggs, II.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-09-28

Gov. Farnham's proclamation appoint
ing Friday as memorial day was observ-
ed wherever in the state the time of notice
PERMITTED. In Montpelier union services
were held Friday afternoon in Bethany
church which was filled by a great audi
ence. The several pastors of the Mont
peier churches took part in the exercises
and addresses were delivered by Rev. II.
F Hill, Hon. T. P Redirld and Rev. j
E. Wright. At the church of St, Augustine
services were conducted at the same time
by Father Duglue. In Burlington, ST.
Adams and many other Vermont towns
services were held the same day; while in
ST. Johnsbury, Mortified and a large
number of places Monday was the day
observed for memorial rites.
Norris Pres on of Ferrisburgh recently
fell out of his wagon and was killed.
The subscriptions to the fund for Mrs.
Garfield now amount to over three hun.
dred thousand dollars.
Impressive funeral services were held
Monday all over the country and indeed in
many foreign lands in memory OF P.esi-
dent Garfield.
Hudson Lougee of South Royalton,
brakeman on Central Vermont railroad
freight train. was run over Saturday night
lust above Milton and was fatally crushed.
Gen. Garfield was president only six
months and fifteen days, Three years,
five months and a half of the presidential
term remain for Gen. Arthur's incum ben .
cy.
Truman Howe of Brattleboro, about %
years old, freight brakeman, caught his
foot between the rails and was run over
by a passing train Monday. He lived
four hours. L. NJ. Willis has re.opened
the Hemingway oyster market on Eliot
street.
Mrs. Livermore, the female orator, was
admitted as delegate from the town o.
Melrose, Mass, to the republican state
convention, though the state committee
took the ground that only voters could be
delegates. The Boston Advertiser says
"She had the same right to Il seat in the
convention, and voice in its councils
that every other regularly chosen delegate
had. There is no party regulation or lega
statute limiting republican constituencies
in the choice of delegates 10 legal voters.
or TO persons who never rode hobby"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-09-28

Berlin Letter.
Rerlin Spntemher

Berlin. September II, 1881.
1t appears now certain that the long.
projected meeting of the Emperors of Ger
many and Russia will, within a day or
two actually take place. Rumors to the
same effect have several times been cur
rent since the accession of Alexander III.
but hitherto they have all turned out to be
ground ess.
To those who can see in the interviews
Of kings some better motive than desire
to conspire against other rulers the pre-
sent circumstances of Russia offer aound-
ant explanation of the cars desire to
benefit by the friendly counsel of his i'm
perisl relative. The young monarch,
whom the assassin's hand Unexpectedly
raised to position of scarcely paralleled
power and sponsibility, has of late been
condemned to life of positive torture.
He knows that an innumerable host of his
subjects are his implacable enemies. At
any moment he may meet the same fate
which befell his father and the knowledge
that IA considerable portion OF his people
would rejoice TO learn of his violent and
cruel death is alone sufficient to embitter
every hour of his life. The mere precau-
tions which are required TO preserve him
from unknown but ever.present dangers
are in themselves enough to rob him of
happiness. either imperial or domestic.
Now is it possible for him to shut his eyes
to the fact that with all the means at his
command he cannot repress and stamp
out all the nihilist propaganda, which
threatens not only the dynasty but the
very existence of the empire. Despite the
utmost vigilance of the police authorities,
and the wholesale deportation to Siberia
of every suspected person, the revolution
lists 90 steadily on with their work oil
sapping the foundation of the civil pow
er. Undiscoverable printing presses con-
tinue to issue broadcast appeals to the
people, reminding them of the bitter op.
preston un'ler which they miserably live,
ard squirting them on to take terrible
revenge. Nor can it be doubted that this
teaching is set before minds only too will
ing and well prepared to receive it. Each
time batch of reasonable papers is dis
covered a list of incriminated persons
grows more alarming. 1t is found that
not only the wretched peasants, whose
want of shelter and crust is left unsuppli.
ed; not only the clever young students,
whose liberties are curtaied, whose ener-
gies are cramped, whose intellectual aspi.