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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-06
DOPER.
lpeelaL csrtesL onaenee Of state loulnal

Special CarresI ondcnce Of state journal
DOVER Dec. 31,-Dover is very dull
owing to the bad weather.
Smallpox has left Frederick and the
school will reopen the second Monday in
January.
Merchants of Lsipsic are cut of wood
and coal.
Sunday schools are giving treats to their
scholars and youngsters are having good
times sleighing at d eating
The Court Of Errors ard Appeals meets
on -Iuesday nexy. Candidates for tie
different oflices within the gift OF the
Legislature are as thick as crows on a
newly planted corn field. ... =.
There is no excitement in town, but
everything seems to wear spirit OF
dullness.
have heard that there is going to be- q
dance tomorrow night.
The thermometer stood al 1 below zero
to-day.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-06
TUFTS ExPEcToRANr
TUFTS
PILLS!

safe aud gentle purgative, recon-
mended for the cure of all diseases Of
the stomach, liver and bowels. They purify
the blood, Increase the appetite, cause the
body to Take on Flesh. and by their Tonic
Action the Digestive Organs, Regular Stools
are produced. As u cure for Chills and Fe-
yer, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Bilious
Collie, Constipation, Rheumatism, Piles,
PalpitatiOn ofthe Heart, Pain In the Side,
hack and LoiBs, and Female Irregu-
larities, they nre without rival. If you
do not F." feel very WELL" single pill at bed
time stimulates the stomach, restores the
appetite, and imparts vigor to the system.
Price Csc. Office, So Murray St, New York.
WRITE FOR TUTT,s MANUAL FREE.
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WO MORNINGS.
Sarah %. Jewett.


III arinor strong me fearless knight
AZ hayDrenk rode away,
ana from htr windaw In the tower
lnere 5000 lhat morning by the gate
nttle page 10 s'e,
aud wished t. he IN years to come,
,r.,
A, day the idle echoes brought,
~, Lake Loiscs in dream,
lhe roar Of hghling rim nflr, .. ...."
inc dashihg II Il stream;
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3xnrsxd 4iues.
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD
oE AND AFTER JANUARY sp. ,ssl


Trains ls.v, Station m ,nhsr.Il .Bs6ooo
8 8h5stisS EarR, 1p:s. s.i5y rs
Fa.t line, daily. Ps2sburs and tRs W SsndAy s9o
r mttsSnIs EHEPrsss d,il except sundsy. IL
Ssolao E1pfsss. ds,. fiiiiIdriSi and tia 'l0pS
Niagara KIprcss, daily. eicepii SUNDAY liz %
Erie Mail Buffalo Express. daily, e2csn JED
RsnoYo E,press. dsiIy, cYcepi Rnna:. ils
Look Haven Express daily except sundsy. ,s Ky
hnsers s, S,d ana mHrtiIsburs ruAil daily
csa aSsBs sSnsHf EXPRESS * bard:
0aamSersSars Enpressdsiyysss1 ssSnddsy
Shenandoah Valley rsilroad' daily, escsnt eso q
Hsrrisssrs and York Eipicaa s;ssn; 500.
nsiI n rains daily. ciccpt irnd.v. 4se
Sunday mail for Harrisburg. . ....''''. 1aA ID
aarrisDurs Accommodation daily. eicspi a"A Y
Yerf ND hanover Express. daily. s;osn; ssOp
Yorf. Hanover and Frederick eipress.di:i socA
ooambs York Accommodiitioni sIccr, l2s .
psrSesS1fs train. daily. except Bana;v s9
DowninEtown Accommodation, daily, eicen, NJ" a. y o
DAY, 1l.U r. m. and Io8d j. m. oOneeh sn Sun.
Psoli Recommendations a. m. .4W,s A.7,p,ol
ef On sMas awE om mn and III, ~u pm
sso M !, and a sS m daily except Sunday
West chester Express. 800 a. H. As1 ha, $780,
~, and iLso y. IN. on 5a ~ ina I a m
rna; ; ~ n ann " p re- p,t,sbnr.,
sa5 md s1 pm daily and au6 l. M s ana
asily' except Monday From Erie and md NJ WiIp:m
gS a. 80 and N H. a.Fy .s s1Ssg, Monday From
Monday. From Look Haven, asb n SAi ~ eI5 cen
aI%Rra s snnd1 .mrsSs%0rt Esa97o wi iihy
except Sunday. " H., daily,
NEW YORK. DIvIsIoN
TRAINS LEAvE STATION THIRTy.sRcovr
40 and Il . m. dimited express, tS ~.
sA ~ and p an ana On Sunday. Rtl. a9. 4s
For Srooflyn n 4. II thrd & n train, oonn..
Jersey CITY WITH boss of BrooRiySS0 p asSs,a
tns double ferriAse and Journey scross IVA NJ,
Express for Boston, without chsnpe q n =, s.,.
Express for sea girt. Spring Lake. Geean aI NY.
and Long brAn' h Sam, pm. ses Girl, ii s u1v"
TRAINS ABRIvH.
From New York. i3sc4sO; 1914
5o. I'D am IaS5 lis $50. io I'll liz sSp pn aa'
From Boston. 100 Am. p'"'
FROM KENsINaToN STATION ppov,
Express for f SEL SG55k AN i p}yfSSl,R
sHn aszzhkEf sfAEHSfss pEEy EHSGssP
Express for Lambertville. Esston. Delaware w,,s,
Belyidere 4lO p IN. For Lsmbertytle' n. m ~ H.,
bennington, aOO a. and Ia and lIu 3. m 81"
Trains arrive daily, except SundaynMp,or
EAstoh, slb,sao, g. m, a4O and l025 p M -
FROM KENSINGTON STATION. FRONT Avn
BEhKb STREETS: "N"
Daily Except Sunday Express for Lamberty,ls
EastoIi, Delaware Water Gap, DC, IIb \ m lae
6lb pm. FOR Belvidere AIS y. IN. For fsnh t
pm. ''rI
Trains arrive daily, except sundsy-From Rstou
Sleeping car tickets can be had at Broad ana
Chestnut streets .s Chestnut and station rh, NV
second and Market streets
me Union Transfer Company, will call for and
stations and st the following - A'
No; sas Chestnut street,
x1urrT oyr1uua I y. r. cor. Broad and Chegtnu,
No. lib Market street,
- No. lOhelten ave-, aermsn,ovb
FaANK THOMSON. General Manager
L. =. FARMER
General Passenger Ansnt
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-06
Elk TON.

Special Correspondence of State journal,
ELKToN, Dec 3I-The bad weather OF
this week has been somewhat against the
Catholic fair.
The tableaux last evening were as bril-
liant and attractive as the programme
promised but owing to the severe cold the
audience was not as large as was hoped
for. Tonight ends the tsbleaux but the
fair will not close until Wednesday night
next.
The contest for the flag and stand of
post colors between Smyth Post G. A. r i,
of Wilmington, and Creswell Post OF this
town will be decided on Moudoy evening.
A number of Wilmingtonians were in the
fair room last evening.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-06

CHESTER, Dec. 3l.-A FIRE broke out in
the picker room Of Messrs Hath,
Grindrod IL Bottomley's large cotton and
aeolen mi.l, st BridewAter, four miles
from here, this morning aud the entire
struture with its valuable machinery was
entirely destroyed A number of opera
llves narrowly escaped with tb ir lives.
The lnes will exceed S25 600; Insured for
$50 900
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-06
Scala Head, AloDecia, DC.

ScAEn HEAp.-H. A. Raymond, auditor L. W. J.
X y - H. I!t krnl, IA Ct, cured vi sc4ld head
oil nine ysirr' duration by the Cuticuia Remedes
,,FAiLISG oF. THE HAIR Frank 4 Bean Steam
iilx Of the lar by CuncIra Remedies. which com.
lose 1t.
DANDRuFF.-Ihomns lee, &176 Fraukford Ave
Ihliadt PING, afflicted with das drum winch for
twenty years had covered his sCAp with scales one
cura Remedies $50 ~
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La UhEL.


Special Correspondence of State journal.
LAUREL Dec. 29.-Christmas was
Ishered III here with an unusual amount
of dissipation and some brawling. So
completely had aqua drdens the possess
sion of some of our citizens that it is
joculerly told that certain Knight of st
Urispin WAS N such ecstatic spirits that he
moved his bench, upon which he exercises
his heeling or mendlng art out doors and
began work with unusual energy, and
even set up boot out Of which he pro
posed his friends should psrtake of his
beverage. A friend of the knight, with
equal exuberance Of feeling, engaged
alternately in prayer and dancing.
The Nj. E. and NJ, Z. churches provided
for their Sunday school scholars large
and well-sesort.d variety of Christmas
presents which were distributed among
them and the friend of the churches.
Sunday was day of almost unpre-
cedented disagreeable weather for this
latitude, alternating between snow, hail,
rain and wind throughout the entire day
and night.
The moving season is now upon US, and
between now and the first of the new year
many of our citizeus will change habita-
| tons William b. Records x Sons will
| open store on the first of the new year in
the house recently occupied by s. j.
Thomson. William b. Records was
recently the manager Of the Grange store.
s. Foskey has now assumed control OF the
same.
Our townsman, Mr. William t. Collins,
is an applicant for Ssrgesnt-at- Arms, of
the Senate. with fair show OF success.
He is clever, worthy young man, and a
| good Democrat
Adams IL 90 have recently purchased
ninety horsepower engine and have
now nearly erected building suitable for
the same. They propose attaching a
number of saws, ana the two run of stones
thereto, that when water is scarce they
can still carry on their large custom trade
without loss, hindranoe or delay. The
continued drought of last summer caused
Them heavy loss and Inconvenience.
George Scott, whose sudden death on
Christmas day has been previously
reported, was a robust healthy young man
about 30 years Of age. He leaves widow
and two children.
The American citizens OF African
descent held festival ut Mount pisgat
Church on the evening of the eth inst
The exercises consisted of destinations
aud singing, Rosie Robbins being the
tavorite deolaimer.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-06
NEW CASTLE.

Special Correspondence of State Journal
NEW CASTLE, Dsc 3O-The concert on
Tuesday night by Miss Kate Thsyer and
the Spanish Students wBs well attended.
All the reserved seats were taken and
nearly all of the others, and the net re-
suits were quite encouraging, showing that
New CASTLE can and will patronize first
class entertainments. Those who were
there are loud in their praise of the music,
both vocal aud instrumental, and agree
that Miss Thsyer possesses remarkably
fine and pleasing voice. A repetition of
the concert would, without doubt, draw
quite as large, il not larger, house.
Snow is beginning to make itself some
thing of q nuisance here. The first fall
brought joy to a great many, and sleighiug
and shedding were the occupations OF many
for time, but as it continued to come,
and pavement cleaning became daily
occupation till the streets are almost
clogged up; many people are beginning to
think that little warmer temperature
would be desiderdtUm
Orier Smith, yesterday took away
three horse team load of the furniture of
the Court House to its new quarters.
A wedding took place last evening at
the residence of Dr. Black in this city, the
bride being Miss Jane BIyson, who has
for long time served in the family of the
Doctor, and the groom Was MIR. James
Miller of this city. The officiating clergy
man was Rev. DIR. Spottswood of the
Presbyterian church. The ceremony was
witnessed by a number of friends, ana the
bride was the recipient of valuable and
useful presents.
NEW CASTLE, Jan. 3,-Crier Smith on
Friday removed the balance of the furni-
ture of the Court House TO Wilmington
and there is now nothing left in the old
court room but the desk on the judges
bench. The interior of the old building
now looks forlorn and deserted. As yet
no orders have been received by the
county officers from the Levy Court in
regard to removal.
The new year was ushered in here in
the usual manner by the ringing of bells
Watch meeting was held at the Nj. E.
church but there was no service at any of
the others.
The store under the new hall, next to
the post Office, has been rented to e
Kemp of Wilmington, and William b
Herbert OF this city, who propose keeping
first class hardware and agricultural i'm.
plement store. Workmen will soon com
mence fitting it up.
Mr.. James Biggs has rented the store
OF William Holschumaker, now occupied
by George Deakyne, where he will oper
and keep gentleman's furnishing AND
clothing store, something long needed il
this city.
The cold for the last few days has beer
intense, the thermometer falling as low Al
81 below zsro. The ice in the river ha
accumulated very rapidly, and is now very
heavy, and navigation is very precarious
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-06
ST. GEORG ES.


Special Correspondence Of State Journal
ST. GEORGES, Dec 31-The Odd
Fellows fair last week was SUCCESS.
The extreme cold weather has closed
the canal. No boats have passed since
Tuesday.
Three of the lock tenders have been
severely frost bitten on the cars and
fingers.
DR.. Vallandighsm has been very much
indisposed for three or four weeks. He
is now visiting his father in Newark.
MIR. ]. B. Howe has recovered sufficiently
to make visit in New Jersey.
Mrs Bleany, abandoned by heI drunken
husband, was found dead from want aud
exposure in her room in jersey City, Sun
day afternoon. Mrs. Michael Tweede
and.her two children were found suffering
from cold and hunger in squa.ter's hut
near Red Valley, New Jersey, on Thurs
day night. They had been without food
for several days. Assistance came too
late to save the mother, who died on
Friday night, but it is believed the child
will recover.
Isabel McLschlin, aged 30 years, was
drowned st Lochsber, Nova Scotia, by
falling into we'll while sleep walking, q
few nights ago.
Paul Nelson and Charles Lunt. lost from
the Gloucester schooner Waldo Iroiaq,
while tending travis, were picked up by
steamer and taken to Halifax.
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Captain Benjamin Burke died in
Brooklyn, New York, Sunday, f.om
injuries received by the explosion of the
boiler of the tug boat Generl Mcclellan
the day before.
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Shta HHIlt0rS, IHiih Crust,
dc.

sEIN HuMon.-Nr4 $ Il whirrlo, Dpcatnr, Mich
writes tLat itr ihrr, hcaI and sune parts ui her
hodS We're almost raw. iIeHd covered with scIbs
n ~, sores Suffered ieartu ly and .rcl everything
ferIhahthtly cured ~ Chtitura Remedies.
,MiLk CRUST Mrs Bowers, 148 Clinton street
Cintinnnt, tledka y, her gl-trr'- rli ld who ,.Al
cure 81 milk cru t. which Resisted a reIeJlius for
iu head OF hair. "''"''
TtTrER OF, the HASus- Elizabeth Buckley,
Ilitrt2i' y H., uankinlly ptGi-rf the uticnfa
l"lnttiies Tor L cure at tttte NJ the hands which
mad rendered thein a'lnS st Useless 10 her.
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rs TT WORTH WHILE?
joaquin miller.

Is Il worth while that we jostle brother,
Bearing his load on the the road of life?
Is il worth while that we jcer at zach other,
In blackness OF heart that we war 20 the knife ?
God pity us al in our pitifnl strife.
God pity us all as we jlstle each other;
God pardon lis all for the triumphs we feel
When fellow goes down meath his load on the
heather,
Pierced to the heart Words are kecuer than
steel,
And mghtier far for woe than for veal.
Were 1t not well in this brief little Journey
On over the sihmus, down into the tide,
We give him tsh instead of II serpent,
Ere folding his hands 10 be and abide
Forever aud aye in dust at his side?
Look at the roses sautlng each other:
Look ut tho herds all ut peace GA the plain
Man, and man only. makes war on his brother,
And laughs in his heart at his peril and pain
Shamcd by the beasts that go down on the plain
Is ii worth while that we battle II humble
some poor fellow down into the dust?
God pity IT, all fine eft soon will tumble
All of us together, like leaves in gust,
HumDed, indeed, down into the dust.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-06
DORA VERSUS ROSE.



"The case is proceeding
From the iraglc-est novel- al Nude f.
Al least, on practical plan
To the tales Il mere Hodges and Judys,
One love is enough fora man.
But no case that ever yet met ia
Like mine; | am equally fond
OF Rose, who charming brunette ia,
And Dora, u blonde.
Each rivals the other in powers
Each wnltzes, each MARBLES, each painte--
Miss Rose, chiefly tumble down towers;
Miss TO-, perpendicular saints.
In short, 10 distinguish is folly;
'Twixt the pair, attn come 10 the pass
OF Machuaih between Lucy and Polly
Or Buridan's aHs.
II 1t happens that Rose have singled
For soft celebration in rhyme,
Then the rlnglets of Dora get mingled
Somehow with the tune and the time;
Or painfully pen me a sonnet
To an eyebrow intended for Dos,
And behold | am writing upjn Il
The legend, "To Rose
Or try 70 draw Dora tmy blotfer
IL all overscrawled with her head);
II fancy at last that I've got her,
II turns TO her rival lust 3ad;
Or ! find myself placdy adding
To the raptnrous tresses of Rose
Miss Dora's bud mouth, and her maddng,a
lnenablo noee.
Was there ever so sad dilemma?
For Rose would perish (pro tem,);
For Dora I'd willingly stem q
(Whatever might offer to stem);
But 10 make the invidious electiOn--
To declare that on either ones eide
I've scrnple-a grain more of affection
can not decide.
Aud as either 20 hOpelessly nice IL,
My sole aud my final resource
Is to wait some indefinite crisis
Some feat of molecular force,
To sOlva int this riddle conducive
BY no means 10 peace or repOse,
Since the issue can scarce be inclusive
Of Dora ana Rose.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-06
JONES AND BROWN.

Jones had once a single bed
Shorter than his fonr-foot wife;
On shelf, loaf Of bread,
Half IA fork and br. ken knife,
Lonesome, empty whisky jug
Iron spoon and fractured mug
Pipe Of clay, with horrid crack,
Last yenr's Miller's almanac;
These were all his goods you add,
Jones the next to nothing had.
True; but though wretched boast,
Jones his next to nothing lost;
Aud the whole calamity
OF the fire mus be endured;
Jones was quite too poor TO be
Even partially insured"
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DHILADELPHIAW WILMINGTON AND
l. BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

NOVEMBER 18Th. 1880
Trains will leave Wilmington AZ follows:
For Philadelphia and intermediate sAtonl, 10,
80, 1870 .. m ADO, 400, TOO. 100. p. m.
Philsdelphia. (Express). $50. aUO. "a. loo. L.
l2l5, 208, qb5 p. m.
Philaaelphia and New York, AIS. ss, TO-
iUy2.A m lA26. 12.43, SIT, p. m.
Baltimore And intermediate stations. a8, g. u. 6p
p. In.
baltimore and Bay Line, 70s p. m.
baltimore and Washington, 12.bl, 2lB, lis, 1BSa
Nm 12bn, .04, 454. 7,0s y. m.
Trains for Delaware DiviMon, leave for:
New Osstls. 500, $50. .. m. ; Los, aOO 6a5 D. m
harrington and intermediate stations, s8J. L.
Ll4, 685, p. m.
Delmir and intermediate stations, 800. g. N Luz
p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINR
Philadelphia and intermediate stations, SlOM NJ
6.u1, $50, OBJ p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, q 81 a. IN. 6i7pm
Baltimore and Washington. l2bl, 2O3 . l5.7.b5 a
Tho hours marked In larger type are for
Unlimited" Express trains.
For further Information, passengers are reierrsa
70 the time tables posted at the depot
II. +. KENNEY.
Superintendent
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-06
aeadinusl REGULATIONS! EIocut,on,
Take Notice.

Take NOTICE..
All correspondence should be with NJ.
A. Dauptin as below. In all cases ;hc
TICKETS themselves are sent, md neper
circslars offering certificates or anything else
instead. Any one proposing to offer anything
else by circular, or otherwise, on his own behalf
or that of the Company, is a s,oindler.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE. FIRST GRAND DISTRIBUTION,
CLASS. A, AT NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY
JANUARY Il. lssl-I2Sih Monthly Drawns
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-06

Brown. the bachelor next door,
Had a house Of marble fne--
Rice, and grist, and meats In store
Casks of brandy and Of wine
Snow-white sugar, silver spoons
Extra boots and p ntaloons-
cd cigars and cards in packs
Books in red morocco backs
All that "muny men desire !"
But devastating fire
Burned the marble mansion down,
And lis tixlngs up; Did Brown
Weep the conilagration DER?
No the loss can be endured;
Brown l. richer than before
Brown was ''heavily insured
Springfield Republican.
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Bnt perhaps, If third (say Norah),
\ Not quite so delightful Ms Rose
Not wholly 30 charming as Dora
should plenr, IL it wrong 10 suppose
AS the claims of the Others are equal
And fght-in the main-is the best
Ihal might But no matter the sequel
Is easily guessed.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-06
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY co,

This institution WAS regularly Incorporated by the
Legislature OF the Stats for Educational and Char.
liable purposes, in 1853 for the term of Twenty
I'VE Years, to which contract the lnvioable faith
newed by an Overwhelming popular vote reeur,n-
December I'd. D.. 1879, with a capital u 8! Git J
70 which II has since added reserve fund OF Sga.
OW Its Grand single Number Drawings
will take place monthly on the second Tuesday ii
never scales or postp0nes. Look al tue following
distribution.
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-. r. %ry A YEAR AND EXPENSES
Y 4 TO AGENTS. OuiAt free. Address
n1vlt.4w ! o. NiCKERY, Augusta. hAin,.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-06

In
shrcn
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-06
4 A9 NEVEN FAILED

iAn used according to the printed directions
.nc!osng each bottle, and ia perfectly safe spsx
% the nioa inexperienced hands.
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aVVVU1lMHtUn FrlAeb OF ST .......-..N a,iN
aH ........., lhN
lW..,....-..- gM
lS1 Prizes, amounting to.........-..,,....4llOtu
RESPONSIBLE corresponding agents wanted at al
points, to whom liberal compensation will he paid
FOR further Information write clearly giving fun
address. Send orders by express or Registered
Letter.or Money Order by mail Addressed Only to
VI, A. DAIPHIS,
=, ,..,,r,. Now Orleans, La,
No. $40 Broadway, New York.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under
the slparyiaionb nd management OF GENERALS q.
I. BEAUREGARD, and JUBAl. A. EARLY.
de -l4t,t,s4w
, 1881-06-25

s1op nit llp lit goUI randtt,on.
1rscr1o1. Pulaski a., JUNG 2t;;-1larynst n
*Sr Ss. @ %a H., e1.o. s"s9 an xte ,ays r ws
s.s sssi5 5 @SsE ~" vufaStc, ft S}{ %sa} f Ssus
!assk Hacked ii sooti shapu.
wrraso, Pulaski Co.. Jung s,-Sl1arvc:t ; Of
Hat IT,, siS'a Sss etns ' " .5,
n,is up Ia Kootl s'iipc. Nonc VI thu oil erop ''n-
y,t,.A i.ttnr, Pulaski Co., Jnns s!.-!inrycst
Of winter wheat well nn.lur WIZ; ftell M hnaa4
5ssF streT or rsRt sater oaty '' ~, atscr ~ a I'LL
}ess nut Hp porfeetiy dry. rwo per coiit Ut old
CouhrEnvfLrE, Perry Cu.. Juno gt.-ttarysst
Erop'fss.liy EErop s.liy ,anaxe hy ty Qaa!ty afsror.
Very IIttlu old what Oh hnnd.
r.NAnoA, Perry Co.. .l,,uc .i.:--wtnter- -wioat
es5stsa eso co,u.Hired WIFI 1sN Qmalty tsitvr: Two.
sds ssys4o Wiar " ywsases % 9 sso~r9y &
Very litttu old wheat OIL hand.
ooprnEy. Madison IT,. Jnn, :s.-itarycst Of
rintor. whcat tn .proursas. Yield o,l:.thlrl less
,hut, in iaeI Very lltio lnn,aRn ris'ln lly or
aSqss' .is41,s. oa"'y aoo. wv wuatIer storiy. NJ
I'D what 0n hand.
uun,,I,svp, MutlIsnn Co... juno .l.-Wintcr-
vbri,t hHrycst III l,rYress. riekl unu. hnir TINT
of jSS, Many lelds nit wt,rth harygstins. Qu4l.
NWyea.ner " IL r. throatcninx. h,ro r i
"'"'"'' ''
MAXINE. ttadisnn TO-, June %.--llnrvest vol
Damaged by drought and ~, Qunl!ty fair.
Weather thu. Crol, pr,inE NJ III good ahnpe.,
f'' 'o1 so"' - ~ .-| - " ...
CoLi1xevir.r.E, Aiu,1Exon Co., Juno aa.--.Wlntcr-
tban tdrce. .tifths Of a crnp. One.thtrtl nr. crop
,iau,axod by ily and drought anu unu- thtti nDru
au' s''' ~ o'' '--- .
CAHb,syt,t,g, Macuupim Co,. lime A.-Tho
Yield 0f winter wheat 4! this loeality Will bo m
%Ssss hste eaa any e i s5 IaS I.s la{* I'm 'ss;
bcen nloWeI III.
., ''@,' w.. ''~''e -
DnloHroH, Mneonrin Cn., Juno sl.-floid@ LIP nf
vintur whunt will bg much less fhnit In aaa'.
Wcattor % bis hi 81 beon nr vsry w,.rm. unu.icntl uruli
rnry jitiio at warehouses;.
w. 's>9 -: r.u
r. .,'viRnEs, Mucoup1n Co., JUNG @:-rrospGct for
nd % seycrS Winter. Furty pr aent of the eroi,
piuwcd up and r.ptauted: 10 l'cr cunt of - ultl
;Yery S!Dp III l!ttiu tial; cid. ,sheat d, haud.
{. t''nunKEtt Hill. Maco,lpin Co., Juno .4.-lInr-
! nxrot viii lust ycar tIlpntity Hoo.l. Some thiu
' Ftlllt. Very littlo Old WHEAT on hand.
e: .-, ,v,.,
:ior. whnit hncvgat in iirlxruss. Yiuld throo-
mi 1 dr5ilrht. QuaiIfy gotul. Weather rany Toi,
Z / prr cent IL old whcut on baud.
{ - -. ,,,u. 81 ,y,u
r. ,NtLtsnono. Montgomery Co.. Juno @t-Win-
:a :sn "ns las. Yed ndt sif thei q ass yoaf.