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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-12-27

On next Sunday, Dec. 31st, the Reform
ed church in Suffield Centre, of which
j. H. Beck Is pastor, will be dedicated,
Rev. ]. A. Keller Of Randolph, and Rev.
4. P. Herbruck of Akron, will preach on
the occasion; the former, German; the
latter, English. Services to begin at
precisely 10 a. IN.
Yours truly, j. H. BECK.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-12-27
Arc Won Exposed

To malarial influencesP then protect
your system by using Parker's Ginger
Tonic. 1t strengthens the liver and kid
neys to throw off malarial poisOns, and
is good for general debility and nervous
exhaustion.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-12-27

Arrangements have been made for
friends of the late Mr.. John Shimp 10 al
tend his funeral at Alliance. Roma
trip tickets 75 cents. Meet at house to
morrow at 8 a. m. Services by DIR. Z.
train leaves at 1882, with extra coaeh
attached for Canton people. The 0dd
Fellows will conduct the ceremonies
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-12-27

The most obstinate cases of Catarrh
and Hay Fever are cured by the use of
Elys' Cream Balm, the only agreeable
remedy. Price so cents.
Apply into nOstrils with little finger.
daoC6-n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-12-27
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Miss Louisa Hexheimer, on East Third
street, on Christmas morning stepped
on a frosty doorstep and broke her right
wrist.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-12-27

Franklin, vicious colored prisoner
Marshal Way, who shot him dead.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-12-27

Slow watch cOllided a freight and
passenger on the Chesapeake & Ohio,
near MillborO, Va. Five trainmen killed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-12-27

As-PHYx-I-A, without p1lsatiOn." "
Like the heart of dyspeptic. Mishler's
Herb Bitters cures dyspepsia In its worst
stages.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-12-27

j. L. Coy, ESQ.,, of Louisville. Ia aton-
ping in town few days in the intsroRp,
Of the Canton DEMOCRAT. Partias 1.has Jss
desire to take Canton paper can A. I,s' NJ
better than subscribe for tha 1r,.o SD no
CRAT.-[Allianc Leader. Aao-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-12-27

The finest line of Neckwear ever shown
in Canton can he seen at Dewees's, the
popular Gents Furnisher.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-12-27

Horse will be sold on the Pnblis
Square, Saturday, Dec Both. at ono
o'clock p. IN. Will weigh about 100
pounds, is in good order and is n e1ooS
team horse; will work single or do6bIe
Is eight years old, and will be sold v1itb'
out reserve. The horse can De seen al
Manly's livery barn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-12-27

Theodore Houck q Co., Columbus, o.,
say: Every one who uses Browns Iron
Bitters is greatly pleased with its effect"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-12-27

At Cincinnati, Saturday night, James
Chumley shot and killed Thomas Lamb
in drunken dispute In livery stable
where they worked.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-12-27

All our $500 Silk Pushes reduced to
$1.75, In order to reduce stock.
GoLDBERG Bros.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-12-27

A choice lot of Mink, Alaska saa, -.
Black Coney Seal Fur Goods. fneIadinnour no
full line of Ladies' and Cent? e,esig
Caps, Just opened at Dewees's. (Fur
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-12-27

*Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound ranks first as q curative agent in
all complaints peculiar TO women.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10
Sss.a sas.r4av,. La.. zassao-
A sEnaOUs ACCIDENT.


MRS. ROBERT KIRKwOoD OF BRANDY
WINE HUNDRED - THROWN FROM
HER CARRIAGE AND SERIOUSLY IN
JURED.
Between IL and 12 O'Clock this morn
ing, as MIS-. Robert Kirkwood was drlv-
Ing down Fourth street, between Mark
et aDd King, she met with very serl-
GUS accident.
At the timethe accident occurred Ms.
Kirkwood, was driving down the rsil-
way track, aud when bearing King, one
Of Geo. w. Bush & Sons GOA carts
tanned from King sueet to come up
Fourth.
Mrs. Kirkwood endeAvored to turn
out OF the track to make room for the
coal tean, but before she could do 50,
the two teams collected, and Mrs. Kirk
wood was thrown violently froM her
wagon. She was picked up aud carried
TO the drug store Of Taylor q Fullerton
King street above Third. DR.. Morrison
was quickly summoned and upon ar
riviDg dressed tie injured ladies wounds
Her injuries consist OF deep cut In the
forehead about two inches long and one
and half inches wide; her nose and
tongue Is also cut, and she is also badly
bruised about the body, and she also
complains very much OF pains In the lef
side. 1t is also feared that she IL
injured internally.
Mrs. Kirkwood will probably be re-
moved TO her husbands residence, near
Shell-pot Hill this afternoon.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10
RIue and Gray at Rinuer.

About quarter of million old sol
diers will regret their inability to be
present at the dinner to be given at
Trenton next Wednesday to the vet
Grams Of the First Virginia volunteers
by Aaron Wilkes Post, Of the Grand
Army of the Republic. Thers have
been many meetings of the blue and
gray since the war, but the old soldiers
who are TO dine together at Trenton
have many times met face 10 face
when there was reason for serious
doubt rs to whether any of them
would ever eat dinner again with any
one Whatsoever; consequently the
Trenton dinner will be one of the
Iarest things of It's kind on record.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10
Robbery by a Mind Man

LA SALE, Ill, April Frederick
Maikles, of Pittsburg, Pa, was obbed
Of satchel which be claims contained
100000 in mining stocks, last night,
on an Eastern bound passenger train
on the Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific Railway by blind man whose
name is said to be Davis and who got
of the train at this point. Maikles
discovered his loss at Ottawa and re-
turned to La Sale. Davis was arrested
in the Harrison House with the securi-
ties in a basket while he, with the boy
who had accompanied him, was en-
gagged in burning them in a stove.
Sixteen thousand dollars we destroyed
in this way.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10
washington Notes.

WASHINGTON, April 7.-There was
no meeting of the Cabinej to-day,
owing to the determination OF the
President to keep Good Friday.
Mr.. Writ Wilson, chief of the loan
division, treasurer's office, has resign
ed, and Mr.. Ferdinand Weller has
been appointed to succeed him.
Gen. Sherman has relegraphed to q
friend in this city that he rejoices over
the passage of the bill for compulsory
retirement of army officers at the age
of sixty.two, aud on no account does
he desire any exception made IN his
interest.
President Arthur's son aud daugh-
ter, who are spending the Easter holi-
days with their father at the White
House, will return to New York next
week and resume their studies.
The President will not appoint the
five commissioners provided for in the
anti.polygamy bill until an appropria.
tlon Is made for paying them.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10
UNITED STATES Senator Mitchell, Of

UNITED STATES Senator Mitchell, of
PennsS lvania, has written a letter to Mr..
Wharton Baker, OF Philadelphia, declar-
ing his Independence Of Cameron rule.
de does not make war against any midi
vldual or leader, but he It's SITS that the
spirit of the old leadership must be
changed, and that the councils of the
party must be broadened aud liberallz-
ed. He believes that the tlus inspira.
tions aud the enduring strength Of Re-
publtcanlsm come fromthe people, and
he would establish the principle Of popu-
lar rules as the basis Of party action.
de declares himself against the political
methods which have justly produced so
much popular disconLent, and contends
that the councils which guide the action
OF the party should embrace and respect
all elements.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10
A City Treasurer Arrested for For.

NEWARK, N. j., April TWIN. II.
Winas, city treasurer of NewarF, was
arrested tonight for forgery. Expert
Walden to-day fund warrant in favor
Of Andrew Kirkpatr ok for an award n
damages for Sl65.4O, which bad been
raised to 81, 165.4U aud paid by checks TO
Winans' orders.
The stub Of the check purported to
show that it was paid to fitzpatrick,
order. All the writing was that oI
Winans. These facts were made known
to Prosecutor Abeel, and by his direc-
tion q charge of forgery was made
against Whats, who wilt go before the
court in the morning to give bail.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10
A PROMINENT NEW YORKER
PARALYZED.

SARATOGA, N. Y, April 7.-Gen.
William L. Burt was stricken with par
alysis a. his residence here last night,
one side beiDg completely paraly zed. He
had eaten q hearty diBner,and was b sy
until late last evening writing letters.
Son af.er midnight his son who was as
asleep in the room, was awakened by bear
lug his father fall upon the aoor, aud
found him speechless.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10
AspIrants for Positions In the Post
Office.

Twenty-Five young men who are
applicants for positions in the Post
Office underwent an examination
yesterday, the Board Of Examiners
consisting OF Assistant Postmaster
Gayler, General superintendent
Plimley, Wareing, Russell and
Richards and appointment Clerk
Wood. The aspirants for positions
were asked questions in arithmetic,
history, grammer and geography
the examination lasting Two hours.
Next week the Board will announce
the names of the successful persons
and they will be assigned to duty at
once.-N. Y. Stan.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10
A Mining Fraud.

FLMIRA, N. Y, April Z.
About two months ago man named
u. N. Ack ley come to this city with spec.
linens OF silver and other ores. Through
his efforts the Nellie Talmadge" Mining
Company was oI Iganized with an asserted
capital OF 420. .0J0. the stocks being divi-
ded trto 800 shares at IS each. A con-
siderable amount OF stock was disposed
Of in this city and vicinity. Ackley dis
appeared after selling all tine stock he
could. and 1t now turns out that he is a
confirmed "bept," having played the
a carpenter by trade and knows very lit
lie Ofmiping. He asserted that his Eltue
was .Ocated In Las Vegas, New Mexlce.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10
RernOnRI.

W. W. Wundsr, of Reading, Pa, al
rive in this city yesterday afternoon,
for the purpose of attending the exhi-
bltion trial Of fire engines at New Cas-
tie this afternoon. Mr.. Wunder is the
proprietor OF cigar store on Penn
street, In RtadIDR, and Is also Captain Of
the salvage Corps Of that city, and Sec
re'ary Of the Fremeu's Association, OF
Penusylvauia. He attended the me ting
OF City Council last evening in company
with Mr.. Preston, representative Of the
Clapp q Jones Company.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10
REMOVAL.

James France has removed bis paint
shop from Seventh and Shipley streets,
to Ninth and King streets None but
the best material used and the best
workmen employed. Orders by postal
cards promptly attended to.
maT2Stf
AN important discovery Of magnetic
iron ore is reported from Mitchell coun-
ty, North Carolina, a district tributary
10 the iron works of Chattanooga
The iron can soon be turned into golc
by the alchemists of the New South,
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10
DErAlCAr1OH ArRnADISG.

Rx-conNTx TREASURER DUNDoR
SHORT IN HIS ACCOUNTS $4,000.
READING, PA, April 1882.
Adam N. Dundor, late County Treas
urer, has AbscOndeJ, and an examination
of his accounts shows that he Is de-
fault to the amount Of $30,OOO. or THIS
sum S25 900 Is due TO tie state Tressu-
nv on license account and the balance, a
trifle more thai S.. .0c0 belongs to lIe
county FUNDS. The exposure created
Great excitement, as the personal habits
OF the man plecluded suspicion.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10
AFiIicide Sentenced.
RICHMOND, Va, April I, 1882.

Ormistead Grey (colored), who muir
dered his ten-year.old son in January
las for stealing a few cents worth OF
molAsses, for which the father had tent
the lad, was, tried To-day at Powhattan
Court House by jury composed Of
white and colorej men. He was found
guilty IF murder in the frs degree aud
sentenced TO be hanged June o, The
prisoner did not evince any emotion at
his pr ospectlve doom.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10
LynehinR q CoIored Man.

CHARLEsToN, West Va, April Z, '32.
The steamer Salhe Freeze was captu :
ed oy mob Of some sixty men at Raw
mo1d CITY, West We. Her captors too X
the vessel to Winfield, got a negro nam
ed Joseph Smith out of 1Atl and hanged
MIN to tree this morning. The unhappy
man was charged with having comm IT, d
an outrage couple of weeks ago on the
person Of wife ofone Of the secuon hands
on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
30 terrible was the shock TO the Door
woman that at last accounts she was re,
ported as being In dying condition
me negro asckho wledged that he was
guilty.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10

The steamer G. N. Davis, en- route
to the Tennessee river with ., 900 bags
OF corn, sunk yesterday morning a
mile below Mt. Vernon, Ind, in 1e
feet of water. No lives were lost. Ii
is thought the steamer can bo raised.
She was valued at $40, 900, and insured
in Louisville for So, 900.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10
No Bricks.

There are no bricks in our brick
yards. The bricklAyers have therefore,
very little to do, and II their brickmakers
strike the result would be disastrous to
Others as well as themselves and their
employers, as Well as the carpenter,
plumber and painter.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10
AnImportant Decision.

Judge Brown Of the United states
Circuit Court Court 1T New York, IN n
teet case, has declded that no copyright
upon n chromo designed by iUreiRu
artist abroad can Oe acquired by
representative resident htre as pr1pr =
et0f.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10
Stock Barns Destroyed by, Light
ming,

BUFFALO, N. Y, April THE val
liable stock barLs of CHARLES L. Abel,
at Hamburg, in this county, were struck
by lightning and destroyed last night,
together with several head OF fancy
stock. The loss IS estimated at $40, 900;
insurance $500,
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10
Vghna No Ouhar Preahdent KveH
Undertook.

Vghna No Ouher President Ever
Undertook.
New York Evening Post.
Many Presidents have tried TO
strengthen their party by distributing
the offices exclusively among its mem
bers, and all those attempts have
failed ultimately in doing the party
any good. But no President has ever
tried to build up one faction IN q party
against all others by arbitrary remOv>
ais and appointments without seriously
hurting his faction, his party and
himself. It is said that President
Arthur uniformly follows the advice
of members of Congress in these mat
ters. If he does so, be will soon tind
many OF them To DO very dangerous
counselors, and he labors under q
great mistake if he thinks that they
can relieve him of his responsibility
for the exercise Of the Executive
power.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10

lt was in . drug store OF course. All
interesting incidents occur in drug
stores, that is nearly all. She was pretty
with blue eyes and golden hair. one OF
that kind Of beauties the poet would have
called an "angel," but the fact that a
colony of pimplss on her fair frontls-
piece precluded all thought of q celestial
being. Bowl z timIdly to the handsome
CLERK, she asked for "Swayue's Ointmen
for skin Diseases" and upon receiving /
vanished like the morning dew before
the Summer sun.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10
Ten strike.

A young Germsn-A merican, Hermann
ID. HartieD, left his old grandparents in
Germany TO escape he military duty OF
the Faderland and TO better his fortun es
He was only twent y-one, and found a
Billenberg, q comp triot who enjoys a
high repute, at No. 100 Raymond street,
Brooklyn. He was a say ing young man,
and Invested one dollar in The February
drawing of The Louisiana State Lottery
(he was not sure of the stability OF the
Swings tnstitutions), and he received
9lb,OOO. he is new II popular leader oi
youth In the city OF churches. He is
auont to return 70 superiniend the re-
moval of his grandparents here. He wi
invest in the next drawing which takes
place April llth before h e leaveR, ,apd you
can learn anyth Ing about II by W iiting tC
M. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10
rnnnalnn Tnaanarraalen.

TORONTO, Ont, April 2, les2.--A
London despatch 10 the "Globe" states
that tie "Stardard," in an editorial,
says: -"Tbe number OF emigraots TO the
United States mss been inci eAslng stead
ily. ard 1t Is 10 be desired that those
who quit England should remain within
the limits OF the British kmplre sud not
become lost TO the mother country, but
remain her customers, aud both directly
and indirectly strengthen the bopds Of
imperial unity"
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10

NOTICE Il Sarah Shearer, the owner
~ OF the house known as the Kirk-
wood Hotel, situated In the village of
ktrkwood, bchoVl District No. s., in
pencader Hundred, in the county OF
New Castle and Stale of Delaware
In compliance with the requirements nf
the acts OF the General Assembly, In such
case made and provided, do hereby give
notice that l shall apply in writing 10
the Court of General Sessions of Il e
Peace and jail Delivery of The state of
Delaware, in and for New Castle county,
on Monday, the Sth day OF May, A. u !.
1882. being the next term of SAID court,
Tor license for said house es an inn or
tavern Tor the sale therein nofintoxicating
liquors IN less quantities than one quart
TO be drunk Oh the premises, and the
f flowing respectable citiz4n Of the So Id
district recommend the said application,
viz:
E. X. Cam, r. L Cam,
samuel Z. Conawsy,G ,George W HapcP,
Il I. Burgess, George NJ Racine.
VIM. N. Ward, j /. Nevill
VIM. AshcrafL, Jr.. Peter SheIrer,
L. Il. Ell son, VIM. Kirkwood,
u renee Jamison, Charles Shearer.
aprS ol& SARAH SHEARER.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10
SPECIAL Sorrc-- :

~>rONN4NuNo.o
m A CARD. NS.
and ia ihdIss1ssr;sUsn1af nSS srs suffering 7. tssn tn.
weakness, early decay youth, nervnEl
&C., will send recinaI Ioss y of manbOScIs
you. EkEE OF CHARoFs Fst III es,.
remedy was discovered bv This fra;
in south America. Send 2 a. = misslons,s
envelope % the Rev. Josssse,i sse,ii,addresIas
'aoafon ~. Nei0 York Oty. oc,od !. lSxAS
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10
Compulsory Retirement In th
AamY,

WASHINGTON, April Dit is estimated
that the enforcement OF the bill for the
compulsory retirement Of army oficerI
after forty years service, Or at the ago oI
sixty two, will increase the reiired lisi
of the army by about three per cent. pei
yearlmore than If the bill had simply pro
vided for retirement at the age OF sixty
two. The reason is that the age OF ca
diets at graduation varies In rare casti
Eve years and not uucommonly threr
yeaTs, 50 that the retirement OF oticeiE
OF the same graduating class would be
strung along over a period Of four OF
five years. The forty years revision
will at once retire among others Genera.
Newton, OF the Engineer Corps, who Is
but sixty years OLD. General Sherman
will also lave to 90 soon General Nc
DOwell immediately General Pops
within four months; General AnguI
within fifteen months, and General Han
cock whiting two years.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10

A Never Failing Cure f0.D
scaids, Bruises, Cuts, Sores Sa.ai a.a
After forty years or trial ~
Davis Pain Killer stands nn.,.S,il rSil
IL IL safei 1t acts immedia,a,aa,le
never failsi
Editor q @ the 81. John IN. By News, ,,,,
! In flesh wounds, aches, pains so,,ssslI =, WI
II is the most e6ectuai remedy W. sgIss Sss
No family should be without a hos,lOo NV
| for single hour. 'As
Prom the Cincinnati Dispatch.
We have eeen Its magic efIecte an.,
1t to be good article, auan
Prom ], 8. Potter, U. q. Consul NJ c,..,
Rhenish Prussia: "s Vfst
After long years Of use, I am sa,,,..,
Is positively efflctent as d healing rs1s.
for wounds, bruises, and sprains
wv. W. sharper, Valdosta, Ca, saws.
It's panacea for all bruises and tn
IL gave me immediate relief
n. Lewis says:
In forty years use It never has ,ays,,
Nv. w. Lufn, Nicholville, N. Y. sayss
use your PAIN KILLER fre0lientlv
like magic. WV
". W. Dee says:
( For scalds and burns It has no euusl
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER 1, \
. new untried remedy. For forty n,
II has been In constant use and thcssSi
have used II the longest are its bad M
| It's success Is entirely because of itsmsl
lSince the Pain Killer was firstintrodpsl
lhundreds of new medicines have come h
lgone, while to-day this medicine L ma
extensively used and moro highlyyaIul
than euer before. Every family should M
q bottle ready for use. Much pain and hslI
doctors bills may often be saved by prom
duplication OF the Pain Killer. UHlltN
medicipes. IL Is perfectly safe even In the han
of q child. Try IL onco thoroughly anl
will prove its value. Your druggist hlI
Mt 2Bc., Soc. and 91.OO per bottle.
/ PERRY DAVIS q SON, Proprietor
Providence b
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10

A FIRE in Hampton OHIO, last night
destroyed the City Building, several
stables, the O'Brien Wheel Works
and Black & Clawson's warehouse.
Loss $40, 900.
Meettngs Tonight.
MONDAY.
Friends Social Lyceum.
UNtprm Division, X. of p.
Shields Library Association.
Mnaua Tribe, No. 8, l. q. RM.
DdiAEare Lodge, No, l, I. o. OF.
HerInan Lodge, No. 70, 1. o. OF.
Washington Lodge, Eo.I K..Of P.
WANnngton Coumcil, No. 40. U. A. Nj,
Washington Loase Fo; 8. A. Q; GUF.
star of Bethlehem Division, (cOlored) s.
Rank, K. Of P.
.WiIMfng&n and Brandywine Council,
Ne 3. 0. u. A. NJ.
Eniss of st. Patrick, meet at Third
and Market streets
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10
PHILADELPHIA OATTLE MARKET

FdJ DELfhlA CATTLE MARK ET
MONDAY. April 3, p. M,
BEEF CATTLE were in good demand this
week, and prices were fraction higher;
24O0 head arriv d and sold at the different
Yards at oA 71sc. per lb., the latter rate
for extra.
sheep werein fair demand and prices
:? re firm; 10000 head arrived and sold at
the fiderent yards at a nc, and lambs
at OK q &c. per To-, as to condition.
HoGs were In fair demand. 1900
head arrived and sold at the different
yards at 81 i04c. per lb.. as to quality.
Park Drove Yard SD and Lancaster 0rs-
nue. West Philadelphia. April:l.
sHEEP-Extra, ITO TO 100 lbs, 7 TO TIC;
lbs.,e to eye culls, Ak 10 bI6c.; good
lambs, II TO ~; medium, 9 to I, ca Ives
s tos. Arrivals, AGO head.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
TUESDAY, April A, p. m.
IfF1oLr lAquiet but Arm. Sales of 29OO
barrels, including MINES ota extras at
81 q Z rs for clear. and at &7.25 7.50 for
straight Pennsylvania extra family at
% l21z t.2j; Western do do at S6 "a $50,
and patents at $7.75a $50. Rye flour is
ate ady at 81 75 per ba rel.
GRAIN.-Wheat closed unsettled and
rather lever. Sales of4 90 bush. red and
IO,OOO bushels May sold at Sl4'96E 10. OOI
bushels June at $l3ik, and l0,O66 bushels
July at sl.23; Sl.4O april. Si.39% May,
sl3iA June, and &l.2lA July. Rye Is
scare and steady at C. ior Pennsy vania.
Corn is scarce and kc. higher. Seles of g..
oOO bushels, including yellow, at 85a88Izc
according to location; sail, mixed, al
8615c. and 86c, and steamer, at SIC. Al
the open board, 10000 bushels May sold
At &c., and % 20 bushels June at 81 l%c
82kc. was bid for April, Slkc. for May
So1zc. for June, and Sic. for July. Oats
are in small su aply and lc. higher. saleI
n Of 5000 bush Is, including white at 62a8ic,
and rejected and mixed at 591 sa60c. Tn,
n receints to-day were as follows: 1910 ba r
Il rels flour, 1860 bu Shels wheat 80U0 bushels
N corn, II ,3N bushels oats, 4S0J busheit
barley 4O8 bbls. WHISKY.
4 WHISKEY.-We quote Western iron
bound at Sl.20 per gallon.
Waste no time delays have danGe
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10
THIRD RRITION
rmatnnalomn Cor TIso.T1ulv,

A8@h@&~A~AA@ A@~ =,
For the Middle Atlantic States hgnt
rain followed by clearing weather. vines
shifting tot noftheasserly higher bare
meter, stationary or lower Temperature.