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Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-08-25
10 p. NJ.
WASHINGTON. August "a.

Executive Mansion-Dr. Bliss sent tele-
gram to-day to DR.. Agnew requesting HIM TO
come to Washington tonight for the pur-
pose of consulting with the other surgeons
with regard to practicabiliiy and expedlency
of removing the Pre- sident from the Execu-
tive Mansion. The following is the tele'
gram:
WASHINGTON, August "a.
To DR.. D. Hayes Agnew, Philadelphia.
The subject of removal of the President
from the White House is being seriously
considered. We desire your immediate pres
ence Answer. d. W. BLISS.
Agnew will be here at 1890 tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-08-25
A MEETING
OF the COlOred Press Association.

CHICAGO, August "a. The Colored Press
Association met here Tuesday. Eighteen
papers were received from delegates coming
from Kenetucky, Missouri, Mississippi
Washington. Indiana. Illinois. Minnesota.
Kansas and Texas. J. Q. Adams was chosen
President. The committee on resolutions
reported, calling upon the colored press to
unanimously demand the opening of Oakla-
hama Territory to the freedmen OF the u
s.; for the support of the Malone move
ment in Virginia, and for the employment OF
cOlored teachers in colored schools res.
olution of sympathy for President Garfield
was sent to Secretary Blaine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-08-25
OFFICIAL TELEGRAMS.
Blaine to Lowell.

WASHINGTON, August "a.
Minister Lowell, London:
Executive Misunderstanding to the
opinion of his physicians there is no marked
change in the Presidents case since the last
dispatch. At this hour, 1.3O p. NJ, there
is some indication of an increase of fever,
which, they say, is in part caused by the in
creased heat of the day. He continues tc
take liquid food, and does not seem to be
troubled by nausea or indigestion.
(Signed) BLAINE, Sec'y.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-08-25

There is an easy way out of Governor
Plaisted's troubles. As the seven Coun-
cillors will not agree with him let him
agree with them When the mountain
would not come to Mahomet. the sensible
prophet went to the mountain. Governor
Plaistcd should remember that the Coun-
Gil represents the republican majority in
Maine, while he stands a figure-head
for n divided and discordant minority OF
democrats and greenbackers.-N. y.
Tribune
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-08-25
Blaine to Minister Lowell.

The following was sent tonight to Lowell,
Minister to London:
Executive Mansion.-The President ha.
not gained to-day. This afternoon an
incision was made in the smaller parotic
gland by Dr. Hamilton. The flow of pu.
therefrom was small. The one favorable
symptom, of his swallowing liquid food with
apparent relish and digestion, has con
tinued, but the general feeling, up to mid
night is one of increased anxiety
CSigned) BLAINE, Secv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-08-25
New York Stock Market.
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO. August II.
FLouR-in good demand.
WHEAr-ac,ive; No. = Chicago Spring. i II cash
PSI; Aug. Isl; Sept. 26t; No red winter
25. ~, 60,
Aug; Sept 65i. ,.
,,ATS-a shade higher; 3. cash 81; Aug. 30
Sept 37i.
kYE-sirong; l0il.
BARLEY-s rong at co.
PORK at Is 90 Tor cash and = 95 for Aug
is 30 far Sept.
LARD-at IL 55 for cash II 57l; Aug. II 45-; Sept.
II s.. n ,o
BULK MEAT-Shoulders, 90; Short rib W
short clear. . IS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-08-25
STATE OF MAINE. CITY OF AUGUSTA
TREAsURER's NOTICE.

INAXES on nonresident real estate in the city O
i Augusta in the County OF kennebec and sias
of Maine. for the year A. ID. 1850.
The following list of taxes real estate of non
resident owners In the city of Augusta for the yesr
1850, in bills committed TO Guy Turner, Collector Of
said city on the 25th day of June Isa.
mas been returned by him to me as remaining
unpaid on The l4th day of Juue ISL
by his certificate Of that date: and nov
remains unpaid, and notice is hereby given, that II
the taxes and interest and charges not pal into
the Treasury of said cit,, within eighteen months
from the commitment of said bills, so much Of the
real estate taxed as viii. be sufficient to pay The
amount due therefor including inter st and charges
will without further notice. be sold at public auction
at my Office in Granite Block In said cty of Augusta
on Wednesday, the 18th day of January, A. D.. lsss
at 2 O'Clock in the afternoon
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-08-25
WASHINGTON.
Statement That Arthur Has Been Called
to Washington.

NEW YORK, August "a. The Post has the
following:
WASHINGTON, August 24-2 A. NJ. The
report that the Cabinet recognizing the crit
ical situation Of the President and his inabil-
ity to discharge the duties of his Office and
his probable protracted infirmity. even in the
event of convalescence, have decided to notify
or have already notified Vice President
Arthur it is bis duty to assume the functions
of President,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-08-25

LINCOLN, IS In the supreme Judicial Court
In Vacation. August ;, lSsl.
Upon the foregoing libel, ordered, that The libel
liant give notice to the respondent therein named to
appear before the Justice of Surreme Judicial
Court to be holden Wiscasset, within and for the
said County of Lincoln, on the fourth TUESDAY Of
October, A. d., 1881. by publishing attested copy
of said libel and tuis order thereon, three weeks
successivey. in the Kennebec journal. a newspaper
printed at Augusta, in the County of kcnnebec, the
last publication to be thirty days at least before the
sitting of said court that he may then aud there
our said court, appear and show cause, if any he
has, why the prayer OF said libclant should not
be granted.
ARTEMAS LIBBEY,
Justice Supreme Judicial Cour.
true copy of libel and order of court thereon.
Attest: CHARLES WEEKS, Clerk
Il. +. SMITH, Libellant's Attorney
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Fuller and Mosher Going to Boston.

MACHIAs, August "a. Boston officers ar
rived last evening with an executive warrant
from Gov. Plaisted for the conveyance of
Fuller and Mosher of the Western Sea, to
Massachusetts. The detectives and prisoners
will leave Thursday morning on the steamer
Lewiston and will reach Boston Friday fore.
noon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-08-25

Labouchere. in London Truth. which is
not always truthful, says that in certain
hospital thirty patients suffering from the
same disease were put in three separate
wards, ten in each. The first ward was
treated ALPHABETICALLY. and only third
recovered; the second hom9pathically,
and half were restored; in the last ward
the patients were simply let alone, and
they all got we'll
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-08-25
Greenback Campme Getting.

WINTHROP, August %. The greenbackers
Of this State will open a campmeeting at
Lake Maranocook Saturday and hold over
Sunday. Speeches by eminent men will be
made on Saturday. o. Sunday Congress
man De La Matyer will preach Many will be
present frSm every quarter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-08-25

KENNEBEC CUUNTY-In Probate Cour, h.,,
at augusta, on the fourth Monday of JuIv. Issss
II. STURTEVANr, Guardian of David ;
eJs Ward, of Fayette, in said County minor hsS w.
ing presented his final account oil Guardianship NJ
said WI ard for allowance:
ORDERSD, That notice thereof be given th,s.
week succe sively prior to the fourth Mondav AZ
August next, in the kebnebec Journal a newsna,s !.
printed in Augusta, that all persons interested ms
attend at Probate Conrt then t, be held at Augn,s
and show cause, if any, WHY the same should no, h.
allowed. EMERY o. BEAN, judge
Attest: HOWARD OWEN, Register 3w3ls
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-08-25
d&wtf
L Will Never!

Allow myself to suffer again what have suf-
fered for the last year. That vile disease
Dyspepsia gave me no comfort. / could not
eat or enjoy anything. The doctors amount
ed to nothing; nothing seemed to relieve me-
until l used bottle of Sulphur Bitters
Four bottles made me we!l.-Shoe Dealer.
Aug23fTurh&S&w2w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-08-25
1890 r. NJ.

WASHINGTON, August "a
Executive Mansion-The President con.
tinues to take liquid food by the mouth as
reported in the last bulletin. His tempera
ture has risen slightly since that time. In
other respects his condition is about the
same. His pulse is lo2; temperature 9s.2
respiration II.
(Signed) ID. w. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
J.. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT RAYBURN,
F. II. HAMILTON.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-08-25

ST. PAUL, Mimi. August "a. kilograms
from Fort Assinieoine. state that Captain
obrlen. VIII tvo Auajred men of the %
cavalry len the fort on the 18th, in pursui,
OF the lndiaas Who are hunting buffaloes
a., and running 81 ponies both aides of the line
Inc indians number l5Q0. and are Piesans,
Assnooins and Crees. and viii be driven
back to their reservations.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-08-25

The New York World reads John Kelly
out Of the party and demands new dem
ocratic organization in the city. 1t would
rather be beaten without Kelly than win
with him. II is evident there is still more
internal dissension IN the democratic camp
than among the republicans in New York
and that the latter will still have John
Kelly and Tammany Hall to help them
carry the State.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-08-25
Aailp &nnnebtt 3Ournal.
Augusta. Thursday Morning. Aug. 25
A too kind friend offers to give S20, 900
bail for Guiteau. lust to get his hands on
him." as he playfully expresses it.

Judge Black. through the Philadelphia
Press, gives another chapter Of the secret
history of the last DAYS of the Buchanan
administration. It will take more chap
ters than Mr.. Black will live to write to
make it even respectable. either in the
estimation OF loyal men or rebels.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-08-25
Greenback Convention.

WORCESTER, Mass, August "a. The
following are the nominations made at the
Greenback Convention: Governor. George
w. Andrews of Danvers; Lieut.. Governor,
George Dutton, Springfield; Treasurer, Geo
Foster, Lynn; Secretary, A. b. Brown, Wor-
cester; Auditor, Wilbur T. Whitney, Ash
bumlan: Atty. Gen.. ID. o. Allan, Lynn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-08-25

Those papers in the North that assert
from time to time that elections have been
fairly conducted in Virginia under Bour-
bon rule should look back to the affidavits
In Representative Goodies case, showing
that he obtained his seat by ballot-box
stuffing and democratic counting-in in
1874.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-08-25

,ic,pe.e any sudden change either for worse
or better; that our hopes are based on the
recuperative power of the President ana re-
stored strength of his stomach to Dring re-
newed vigor, and if in the end his Improve.
ment is permanent that ms conSa'esce"'e
will be q very long one.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-08-25
N office I!
july22ttf

This is to forbid all persons harboring OF trusting
my wife, Margaret Masse on my account. she hav
ing left my bed and board, taking with her my two
children, Joseph and Nelson T.. Masse. against my
wishes, as l shall pay no debts of her contrac ing
after this date. ROCK MASSE.
HallOweIl. Aupust odd. 1881.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-08-25
Hamilton Interviewed.

DIR. Hamilton upon being asked, this even
ing, whether the result of the incision made
this afternoon were satisfactory, replied they
were and that all the objects sought would i,
he thought, be obtained.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-08-25

BANGOR, August "a. A boy named James
Nolan. nine years DID, fell into the river near
the slip, in this city. Tuesday afternoon and
was drowned. The body was recovered.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-08-25
FOREIGN NEWS,


LONDON. August "a. United States Min
lister Lowell writes to the Times that he re
ceived dispatch from Secretary Blaine ac
knowledging the arrival of numerous ad
dresses Of sympathy forwarded BY Ministe,
Lowell from the various public bodies and
other sources in Great Britain, in regard te
PRESIDENT Garfield. Mr.. Lowell asks the
Times to publish an extract Of the despatch
Of Blaine's stating the numerous addres.e,
in regard to Garfield cauaot but strengther
the affection for the moshcr country. ALREADY
existing in the hearts Of the American peoplc
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-08-25
Important to Travellers.

Special inducements are offered you by
the Burlington Route. 1t will pay you to
read their advertisement to be found else
where in this issue.
d&wtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-08-25
FOR SALE
At a Great Bargain

The twostory house, corner of Eastern Avenue
and Middle Street. with stable and other outbuild-
ngs, nice garden, choice fruit trees etc. House in
plete repair, with cemented cellar, furnace and
other necessary conveniences. For terms address
W. +. S. WIFI IrMAN,
iuly21tff North VassalhOrO'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-08-25

81 a r VF MAINE,
LINCOLN, SIS July 18th, 1851.
Then personally appeared the said Ida NJ. Dunlon
and made oath to the truth of the foregoing libel
by her subscribed. Before me,
CHARLES T.. KNIGHT,
Justice of the Peace
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-08-25
Talk OF Removing the President
From the White House.
Doctors Disagree on the Subject.
Lstsr Reports Say are there no Unfav-
orable Symptoms. Fever Subsided.
OFFICIAL BULLETINS.


WASHINGTON August "a.
Dr. Bliss reports the President passed a
comfortable night, resting well and sleeping
much of the time His pulse this morning
ranges at about 100.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-08-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAI
New York Money Market.
Evening Report.

Evening Report.
NEW YORK. August "a.
Money easy at 4a6 on call and c,osed a, !.
sr,1 uIns mercantile paper 3la5. Exchange steadv
81 TOT long, and e3 for short Covsrpran,y !,
stock market opened weak. irregular
Transactions. a55.72s shares.
Closing bids:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-08-25
MuLTITUDEs OF INFANTS

are slowly starving at period Of infancy when deve
opment and growth are remarkably active, because
OF inability of mothers to furnish the necessary nuir
ment on account of ov' rtaxing the nervous system
dard of health In both.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-08-25

War Dept, Office Chief Signal Officer. !
Washington ID. c., August 25,-l q. m. I
For the New England and Middle States
warmer. fair weather; variable winds mostl,
sOutherly lower harometer
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-08-25
Special Weather Bulletin,

Occasional higher rains have fallen on the
coast OF Maine and Iowa, elsewhere fair
weather has prevailed. The temperature is
below the mean for the month in New Eng
land and the lower lake region. 1t has fallen
in the Middle States and Gulf States Fair
weather is indicated for Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-08-25
WEATHER REPORT.

Indications for the Next "a Hour.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-08-25

w 49,. ~ ,rort ;n sSn custom coat and pan.
Apply to S. L. Huntington, 100 Water St, Aurus,.'
augl2tf e"'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-08-25

w n;Ii ~ wi and s4nHi,petent TO do aa
Good wages paid. +. HAsKEIT''
augl9ff
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The SUMNER MONTHS

is the critical period of infant life as shown by th
bills Of mortality, compared with the other months
the year
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The Cadet Whitaker COurt-MartiaI.

NEW YORK, January 20-The cOurt-mar
IIal for the trial OF the cOlored cadet John
son Cheenut Whitaker convened to-day in
the Army building IN this city. The fol-
lowing officers compose the court Briga
der General n. A. Miles, president: Colo
mel II. A. Morrow, Twenty-frst infantry
Lieutenant-C Colonel Pinckney Lugen beel
First infantry; Colonel j. NJ
Brannan, First artillery; Major l.. Mer.
rill, Seventh cavalry; Major E. V. Sum
ner, Fifth cavalry; Captain X. +. Frank,
First artillery; Captain j. n. Craig, Tenth
artillery, and Captain NJ. Barber, Six
teenth infantry.
Major a. B. Gardner, Judge advocate ;
Daniel ii. Chamberlain, Ex-Governor OF
South Carolina, and Professor Greener, OF
Howard University, conduc, the defence.
The court occupied tables in semi-circle
on one side Of the room, and immediately
in front of one of them, at one table. sits
the Judge advocate, and at another the
counsel for the defence. Whitaker. in his
cadet uniform, sat at the left Of his cOun-
sci. On the opposite side Of the room were
Assistant United States District Attorney
Herrick and other lOOkers-On.
The charges are: First, conduct unbe.
coming an officer; second, false swearing,
to the prejudice OF good order and military
discipline.
After the usual preliminary proceedings
Governor Chamberlain asked for more time
10 prepare the case for defence, and the
court adjourned until February 4th.
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The valley Road.

MEETING or STOCKHOLDERS AT s1AUNIoN
YEsTERDAY--AN EFFORT TO BE MADE TO
COMPLETE THE ROAD TO LExINGT0N-ELEc-
TIoX OF PRESIDENT.
Especial telegram TO the Dspa'eh.l
STAUNTON, VA, January 20.-Thc stock
holders OF the Valley railroad met here to-
day. or $4,000 shares $4,000 were repre-
scented, the following interests being pres
ent by proxy: City al Baltimore, Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company, Staunton,
Lexington, Rockbridge, Botetourt, and Roa-
noke, and number Of private sharehold-
ers. Mayor Latrobe, OF Baltimore, was
also present. President Keyser, in his
report, mentioned the impraciicabiity OF
making any arrangement at present for the
completion OF the road TO Salem, but
thought il could and should be completed
to Lexington, and recommended that bonds
10 the amount OF 100000 be issued, bear
I ing per cent. interest, to be negotiated al
ninety cents, and secured by mortgage on
the completed portion OF the road. This
sum would be sufficient to carry The road
TO North river at Lexington, where connec-
ton could be made with the branch OF the
Richmond and Allegheny. He was sure
that satisfactory arrangements could be
made with that company for a good busi-
ness. After several hours conference upon
the proposition it was adopted.
Mr.. Keyser was reelected president. In
expressing his thanks, he said he hoped his
successor year hence would preside over
a road finished as far as Lexington. r. W.
General Echols, who declined reelection.
There is confidence felt that work on the
Lexington division will be resumed at an
early day. The meeting adjourned after 4
harmonious session.
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RsvetgB Kruifs 49, Os1aSs
CdAdvs 12faIYc. = n.
ksw0Bs: NtHsiDa. 4e041H no = b0y
o-nngs: Sour, $3.50; sweet, 91.50@96.60 y

box. ' 49,
groceries. ~.
5acoT Shoulders. &c: cissr rfi%esdss. eHc.
ribbed. s4c.: virgin,s shoulders. 7M7I.: Viz
rrs hop-r pund ga &c. Virgins MANS. l4fgs
, ,Dall. l2'ic,; .usar-curea. l1c.; plain hAmf
Bucksts; Panied; two hoops, si.5oasl.7s
Br2oms: TWO strings. sI.25: ,aree stripn
Coffee: Rio-Common. 1l@12c.: fair. I3m
lac. good 70 prtB,e, l61l6c.; Laguayra. I6n
] 7xc.: Java, 2512Sc.
l5eal54c. y H.: half-boxes. lar.: tsrow. lee.
Iassse: Prime cutting, l4k@!5c.: northern
and western prime cutting. 12G1Z1c.: common
gr i0c.: English dairy. lsa20c.: Pineapple, 25t
Rtce: Carolina. 7td71sc.
F'eh: tIerr,ngs-Norlh Carolina gross $3.50
Eastern, t3.50ds4. Mackere No. Ray, nalf
barrels, $3.50; NJ. 3. In barrels. 1850: No:
s =, t5d;5,0@sG; No. 1. In kits. -li9; No
Lard: prime narre,s spa t,ercss IOSe : ~ hsH
barrels. 1916: tubs, 9s@g1,c. for New York; S@
&c. for cnoice Baltimore.
,o. nesos Sss ssvMn.v .yran--hoxsnnas' Zos
359145c. q gallon: New Orleans. prime. 50@60e.
sou: Liverpool. from store, $l.aO. 9reurc
Sugar: Crsned. l O'tc.: rovdered. 0ac.: graA-
n,stra: lO@l04c. A. 9sd &C.: sic.; extra &
$685.. yeIow. 7f9ss. CIT LOAF. iOac.
toilet. l5@2oe. and fsncv prices: coantrv 4ssSS
Teas: BLACK: 23@50c.: imperial, 25@75 gun.
Hides. Leather. arc.
Rtdss: Wet salted. SM9c.' dry sated. f26l5c.
dry fint. Ian &c.: green. 5000.
Leather: Rough leather, 23@30c.; finished bar.
ness leather, 300 40c.; finished uDJer. 3Uto Acc.
finished kips, 5O@75c.: hemlock soes. 2Od26c.
iron. steel. Nails. &c.
IRON. American renned. Od DomiRion bar,
2 6-l0c. "A n. for standard sizes; English an
American sheet. 81 SIC. Swedes, hammered, SO
Naits: Old Dominion, % for standard sizes for
100 kegs.
lptouya- Castings: Wholesale. 3Hc.; RETAIL 41e
Rope: Manila. best, l2k,.: jute, eHS9c.
LIQUORS. Wines. &c.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, pints e2@s2.2o D
Bran die: Domestic. sl25@s2: fruit. sl.les
1.40 apple, new. s!.7o@*z; old, s22o@sS
Re Whtsksys: Medium. o. .5O@s3: pure old. Q.
g3s4; Virginia mountain, new, Sl.7oG*z, III
Gin: Domestic. sl.25@e2; imported, 20 a CAS-.
Nslo England Rum: Si.50(G&l.60.
Rectlded WhiskevS: Market active and higher.
Lumber. Saves. NC.
L.mssr. White oak, tl3@sls o 1000
white pine a14@Si2.50 2 1000: yellow pln'
boarts. 80, market stiff; dry clear. Sl2 N4
and in demand; ,2ist; s9@ti l; -. aee go T.
six-ineh, S64ase p LOCO. Lsths-Splt, 81 sawed
sl.75cSl. 20 = 1000.
btdpeS: " nlskey-O arrel JlnDer.green. 81 SCDSZ1f
1000; seasoned, sZ0MsZ5 p l,00G. Flour-DsT,.
timber. i4G,7 q 1000. FlOur-barre! poles, s49
Sc. hogshead-hoops. zoe. = bundle.
Powder. Shot. &c.
Fuse Toy's mining, 35m Sl10 q 100 fen
POlcder. &c by the five kegs-leSs than r.
kegs. $3.50: Blasting f3.1J@f3.j0.
GqOt. Northern. - "a aag - rs Ds.
G-infStoneS: liatGiAc. q b..
Seed.
CIOrer S5.506S6.
Orchard Gross si.50@Sl.75.
TimOhy: S3GS3.2J.
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C,s,cAoO lCMwEn saAnkG4x

JANUARY 49, Lumbsr.--yIn s1d Seecel
cIesr, s.incn. SAT: IRE. and second s!ess: =
I III s4s: tinrd clear, is,. ~. sed
.ss .sS sss ; sss ~ 4, ;ss - 8.
Iec,. ego. A select. inch aud upward 1.inch
anIshiny. s.2:. 2. ard 8 I,eh clear hssss
sz E select sss sgs as 's sssu. sss hS'sa oc
boards. I2-incb. ~. IA. and 16 feet. SAT: 2
.iocs boards; i2.,nch, ~. a. and 10 r. &
feet, &2s: stock boards. l2-nch. az. IA: and 10
fee,. SIS; u STOCK boards l2-insh, 40 fesss
81 box. ,s s.ins D aud u ana Is fssi SsS
A IO-inch stock. ~. a. and i6 feet.
$50; 10.inch stock. ~, IA and le fsess
BOX. incbe, and upward. " 10 bon, % Inches and
~. ss3as34 second common. 6-incb flooring. s8l
@s32; third common; 6:inch flooring. szzi
fencing noorna S-inch; siS; s clear ana U.s.
$50 nooruv. 4.iDch. s2a; Norway clear and nrst
common. 4 TO 6-incn, $50: Norway second COM
6.ineh. s3z: Norway common boards tseiected, ~
aud NJ So; narrow common son 1ressed "osr,
4 sum frs, taO and ' second '0S Clear. IL II. ana
ssYsSo: second scmnon siding; sI7.ssss: isird
mon boards. 10 and 20 feet. tl4: common
boards. -. IA, l6. and ls feet. sl3: No.,
boards, IL to rs feet sli IA ,.t 81" aua, v
fencing. $3.50; No, 2 Fencing. ~ ard Is
feet- or IA and l6 feet. tll: men no 70:
ioist and scantling, IL and 1s feet 81 30; 2x4,
10 and 20 feet long, 1880: 20 feet long d
| feet long dimension, Sl7; 26 feet long dhmen.
sion 49, rs feet 22g dimension neS c sS0; ;,4 ~
Ises i. wGh ssS1a S peuIl,
All lengths, $3.50; 2x4, 20 feet and over:
81 extra; fancy head and dressed selected
Ik-inch square pickets ID. q H.. selected, A21;
2-inch battens, q. c. or beveled. n 100 neaf feet,
ESQ.,: 2a-inch oattens, .. q. or beveled, q 100
Ineal feet, 75c.: 2h.inch baitens. .. q. or bey-
ee0 p 1 90 lnea feet. Soc: clear shingles, 1928
extra shingles. ~ co. standard shingles, S2.65
Ia S2 25.-TimPS
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