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The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08

Biaine's eulogy on Garfield reads
like the twaddle OF school boy,
compared with what Webster, Clay.
Haynes, Pinckney or Preston could
have said on such an occasion. It's
pretty well gotten up narrative,
that's all it is.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08
THE IMPROVEMENT OF LIVE STOCK

| an AlICOX 1OTuS flaSter.
THE IMPROVEMENT OF LIVE STOGR
The improvement of live stock O
all kinds is something to which all far
mers and breeders should give close
attention. They will carefully select
their seed corn and wheat for grow
ing good crops, so-must they select
good and pure bred animals for breed
ing purposes if they want to make
stock raising a profitable business.
Our best cattle, horses, sheep and
swine are produced by careful Sc
lection of animals having and COM
bining those qualities which are ne
cessary for the result sought for
Other things have to be considered
as well as elcction-treatment feed
and climate sc. To handle and
breed stock successfully one must be
educated to this business, and it will
take years of experience and even
ttiSH 10 tiitttl W oC lSdI lICd, dS
the market for different kinds of stock
changes. Stock here in the west re-
quire more protection from the winds
and weather than they usually get.
We cannot afford the expensive barns
like our wealthy eastern farmers,
consequently we will have to be con-
tented with our straw thatched sheds.
but our herds and flocks will be Just
as we'll contented and profitable if
we give them close attention as many
which have better protection. In
choosing animals to breed we should
be careful to select those having these
three qualities, constitution. quality
and size and shape. Without consti-
tuition any animal is useless and most
any breeder or farmer is able to Judge
this, but quality is where our breeder
shows the superiority of his ability
over another; tor instance quality IN
short horn, is his hair, hide and hand
ling; the halr should be fine, thick
and abundant to stand the severe
winter weather. His hide should be
rather thick, mellow and moderately
loose. The handling means the way
he feels. To better express this is,
say that sometimes 1t is better to trust |
to the finger than the eye. The
shape or form should be as follows: |
The back should be broad and of |
good length. The chest should be
full, round and deep. The quarters
should be full, thick and long: head |
medium size and neat; legs short,
straight withers, not SO fine as 20 be
delicate nor so large as to be coarse.
Red roam and red and white is the col |
or of all thoroughbred short horns. |
The improvement in our western
horses has been very marked in the
past ten years. Well bred, draft and
road horses are quite numerous in
many sections, having size. style.
speed and endurance, and no stock
is bringing better prices at present
than good horses. Our sheep, both
ong and short WOODS are being bred
up by the use of thoroughbred bucks.
The Cotswold and several other
breeds of long woods are the sheep
tor the general farmer wanting both
WOOL and mutton. shearing from Il
20 Is pounds of wool in the dir. and
from 200 lbs to :5o. The
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08

The Legislature OF Utah, adopted
resolution on the 4th inst. calling
convention to assemble, April,
10th, for the purpose of framing a
State Constitution, and making other
necessary arrangements for the ap-
plication to Congress. for admission
into the Union.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08
WILL DAKOTA STREET BE 0PENED7

For weeks and months the ques-
ton of opening Dakotah street has
been up before the City Council for
action. To-day there appears to be
no more LIKELIHOOD of the street be-
ing opened soon than there was six
months ago.
In behalf of the citizens Interested,
we ask of the Council, why this
delay, why has SO much dilladallying
characterized your actions
You have given halfway orders
to have the fences and rubbish re-
moved and the street thrown open;
but those orders have been ambigu
Gus and not sufficiently imperative to
Justify the Street Commissioned III
proceeding by law to remove the
obstacles.
If the matter of moving DR.. Bctz's
house has to go into the courts, let it
go, the sooner the better, anything
save such ch1lds play as We have
been witnessing. If YOU haven't got
the backbone to stand up TO the rack,
we would suggest the application of
an Allcox's Porus Plaster.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08
w. E. WALTON,
Snerin's sale.

By virtue and authority OF special Ex-
ecution, issued from the office of the Cir
cult clerk, of Bates County, Missouri, re-
turnabie at the March term, ISS, of said
court, and to me directed, in favor OF the
state of Missouri, at the relation, and, to
the use of R. S. Catron collector of the
revenue of Bates County Missouri, and
against Robert Campbell, and all those
parties claiming under Richard Robinson,
and wife, and J. T. Thornton. | have
levied, and seized upon all the right, title,
interest and claim of the said defendants
of, in and to the following described real
estate, situated in Bates county, Missouri,
to-wit:
The northwest quarter of southwest
quarter of section 81, township 20, range
81 and I will, on
Saturday, March, 18TH. 1852.
between the hours OF nine O'Clock in the
forenoon and f1ve O'Clock in the after
noon of that day, at the East front door of
the court house in the city of butler,
Bates county, Missouri, sell the same or
so-much there of as may be required at
public yendue, to the highest bidder, tor
cash, to satisfy said executions and
costs.
7. R SIMPSON, Sheriff.
2eo-It-T3-3t Bates Co., Mo-
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08

Backsmhs Supplies,
Roers casaday Suky Plos Canton Clipper Bradley
Morrison Hand Pows Buckeye
Aunn Tayo1 Thress,s and Engne Minneapolis Twine Binders
Racine Spring Wagons. John Sewing Machines and
Bell Farm Wagons Hows Road Scrapers largest
nd best Bates Butler
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Some Dissrace:ui II.G:s


Albeit lust went out early Yesterday
morning to shoot riusk!:4ts in the Cones
t0aa creek. noGr wiic,e tt:e C}cal'cp emp
tie:; into il, at Graybiifs Mi!! about !:
fourth o! /. milo !.um Ea:!vi;le. Iost is
somewhat uc - huutsr having already slain
sixty five nluShvaI" This seas0:. AS Ia.
watched ard waited in t:lc c!c;;i' ,nc0ii--
light and before tbs Christmas bells had
begun to ring out their rnerry chime,
he saw an animal swimming in tho stream
and taking it for Lis usual game i.iazcti
away and st-Ic,. it fairly in the head. 1t
kicked little and lie tisucd it ou5 with :.
pole. lie was startled and Il little scared
10 !iii it. an unknown animal to him. lie
recovered, however, and bore il home IN
!riumpl,, and WAS Informed by some o;
mis- neighbOrs that lie had shot an otter
This morning Lie brought it to town to ex-
hi5it and sell The hide. Il is 4 fine male
specimen, measuring feet. S inches from
the tip of the nose to the end OF ti:c tail ard
weighs 14pouuds. The otter is very rare
indeed in our local waters and is seldom
found in the Atlantic states. It's fur is
soft AID highly priced, being extensively
uscd nov for fine trimmings.
That eminent naturalist, the learned DR..
:. S. RathvOD, says the otter is very rare
in these parts. I!c has not seen one Tor
forty years. Some twenty years ago one
was shot IN FLiton township, and il was
preserved by the Lin: :uan society. When
MOmbai:'s history Of the county WIS
written this Was referred 20, and the
opinion was expressed that with the deal,
of this specimen the tribe had become cx-
tinct in Lancaster county.
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itching I'iIeS-sym ,:tO,.:s and CIrr.

The symptoms are moisture like perspirn-
ton, intense itching. increased by scratching,
vc-y a;strcssingly. particularly at night, rs If
pin worms We're crawling in and out OF the
rcctum a; the private parts are some times at
fcctcd: il allowed to continue very serious
results may follow. DIR. SwAYNI:'s ALL
HEALING OI:'TMHHr "isa pleasant, sure cure.
Also for Tcttcc, Itch. Salt Ehcum. ScIla Head,
ErysiFea'. B.Lcncrs' Itch, E!otches, All Scaly,
Crusty, Cu:l;:cOus Erup;iOns. Price 50 cents,
3 boxes tor $I.2J. Sent by mail to any address
on receipt OF price in currency, or three cerc
postage stamps. Prepared only by Dr. swayne
Il Son, No. 30 n. Sixth street, Pha phia,
Pa. Sold by all prominent druggists. SwAYNE's
PILLS are the best for al bilious disorders.
t::,~" headache, teyers &c.
-IyeolGwT ThGS
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Making Short Work Oi 1t.

In the siege OF Troy, Apollo encouraged the
TrOjans to 10 valiant against the Greeks. by
saying: "The mighty Achilles does not fight
to-day" 1t would seem as If Death had been
bidding disease to make its greatest tnrOais
upon men. by saying Hunts Remedy is out
OF the Market But the TrOjans found to
the field, slew their greatest champions. and
made short work of the battle. And Hunts
Remedy. as an Achilles against kidney and
liver diseases. has taken the field and Is max
ing short work of all such ailments. Hundreds
OF testimonials from all quarters are coming
in rs to the might of this champion medicine
this nowerfui. vet pcaceful. remedy Tn battle
form, as it wage war against drOpsy. urinary
and kidney complaints. and OvercOmes. It i
wise to call in its aid. dt-lwdeOd&w
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GA Sunday while The family OF Jacob $. Lam
dis, WHO +" sides on the old Hhil:,dciphi:I road
four.mii"s from town. were away from home,
- man entered Their LGuS" through 4 window.
He wI' seen by some boys vino informed
Mr.. !.an'.is " hCn he rcinrnc,i. That gcntlcna
with some nci.libolS went into the hOllsn ami
caught the man. They started TO bring him to
town but On the way ne became stubborn and
refused to 90 any further: word WAS sent 10
this city tor assistance, Officer Swenk went
outand brought he man in. lie will be heard
before Alderman .;ar-. Oh the charge of enter
ing {. dwelling h, Use 10 commit a felony. The
man say. his na,.l'. is John McGnire and that
he resides in pEi'..ic. pima.
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THE EOKEIGN nUDGET.
News Dy Cable from a broad.

1NeWs Uy CIJE6 IrOIEi 41UrU4us
1t ia rumOred that &. plot for the escape OF
Prince krapOtianine HIS been discovered.
In Dublin WcstSate was discharged this
morning, the authorities being sure he had
no han,i in the Phoenix park murders.
Part OF VIM. whitley furniture store ut
Eayswat.r London, burned last mighC. The
loss IS very heavy. Twenty-Five engines are
engaged In subduing the flames.
The language OF tho Intraesigeant press of
Rome is becoming strong. Tho Ley0 Deeio
Democrat expresses the hope that the emperor
OF Austria will he cilOked In blood.
The trouble among the crOfters ct the lsle
of Skye has been arranged without police In
tcrvcntfOn.
An average OF one hundred persons are
searched nightly in Dublin under the curfew
clause OF the repression act
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CHRiSrMlSIN CHICAGU.
How the ucodIums Keep 1t.

CHICAGO, Dec r:ter 26 --AHnnt mi
Iii, ut last night, III ci:o of tho worst
:iors of this city, jennie Griffin, a drunk
on old vagabon,!, was celebrating: Christ
mas at home Will: much c'attel .:ns! ~.
Being Interrupted BY so,na sos:n- Il
iums, sue stabbed one Of them. .jr!i..
Mangin, in ths shoulder, severin,. an
artery and causing speedy death. Sho
was arrested.
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CHRISTMAS AT COLUMBIA.
Plenty to Eat ard Enough TO u


Christmas passed cff pleasantly in Col
Ua.b;a. There were services and Christ
mas exercises ct several OF the churches.
Large crowds dispor;ed themselves on the
river in the morning skating. The slush
on the ice in the afternoon prevented the
sport being continued by any but a few
enthusiasts. The usua! number Of men
aud boys made themselves obnoxious to
the more quiet part Oi me population by
:hCiT dl lunken howling and singing. Many
persons from town spent the day in York
AID Lancaster. i ball was held in the
armory during the afternoon and evening.
"Cncle Toms Cabin " was played toler-
ably in the oper., house in the evening az /.
drew q fair sized audience.
Tire thorough Budget.
The lucky discovery OF broken = ii in
front o! Blacks hotel prevented ac icn:.
F:ank Saners bright opera hOasc i-cehtag
.star is out.-Su!t weather prev :ntef: tie
rolling mill baseball on the ice cc-Antrcw
Wittig must suffer ior sma,hing "ue.
Sciicgclmiich's saloon windows "A. g..
GHi!eS will build seven two.stOry brick
dwellings, on Second stieet.-Ieter Sayior
had big funeral ycster'iay.-Ger. Dehrff
gave each o: his hands a turkey.
Misses Liii'. GDif-cy and MImc kceEc,
have retur ii 10 Liucis,er, AID Miss
Fannie rpl &c - U!ia.l::, O. Miss C.,ssio
Enal,i.a:'. Of Ic.i;, IS visiting Miss Ida
DehuT Walter Swa!tZ Of Lc"ven" .,:tb,
Kan, Geo Nsldcman, o: C".iax 'rnnty,
New Mexico, Charles S;l:ch!' =, g.. Phlla-
:clphia, Nat BAKER, q: Alt,o' .. l.. w.
Richards, If Tlur.ow, Pa, FIar:: kramer
of Philadelphia, aud Charles is:4kunklc,
: OF York, are visiting friends in this place.
J. G. lIess: Second street property wa,
withdrawn at Sc, S93.-Eolualbi:. negroes.
arnu<ng ia Wright svi:.", brutally beat
..;Hir 5. F!urT.- Mrs. Stnitn. IN aged
,rna,l, in falling down stairs, bit ner
,";,gnc SO that it swellei f,arfu! J and but
:a.iipt ,hc!!ic.:; aid she would have
s:r.nr Tie !aii-s..!c,;cis' mace the
ssrc., gay on Saturday night and one
baui rakcd in S3G and Icf:esh,nents.
Some IJissrace:ul II.n:s
A mumbcr o.. fights OF tic most disgrace
!nl character 20 TX pace ia different parts
u: town CA Sun"ay night. y iracas
which Occnrrc.! at 5th and CucIry streets
between q c,uwd OF white men and ne
g,nes lasted for nearly two hours. The
entire ne:ghbO,hocd III which it occurred
vas aroused and alarmed. II seems
strange that such scenes can take place
almost under the noses Of the police and
let DO d, rests bo ma lc. Ic it had been Il
i,ar,y OF tiamps, diuaiz or sober. they
wOuid eli have been arrested AID locked
up. Why not these d:Sturbers cf tie
peace also?
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Selling Chinesa Women.

VICTORIA, e. c. Dec. 26.-Forty Chinese
women recently arrived here. Thirty-two
were sold to Cinnamon residing in tho
United States. The eight others were
received tor this place. The women when
taken before court swore they were free
agents and wcre permitted to depart.
Those foG the American side w6ro dis
guiSed as Indians.
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SAN Francisco, Dec. 26.-Jim Mace,
the expert fighter, who arrived on the
steamer Australia, says he came because
Mr. Fox wished him to meet Sullivan. He
says he has no objections to meet him
with gloves, but has brought half-breed
man named Slade, who will fight Sullivan.
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A brave Boys sad Death.

BRIDGEroRT, Conn.,, Dec. 2G.-Edward
Fathers, q young man of eighteen, was
drowned yesterday afternoon in pond IL
the northern part Of the town. His little
brother had broken through tho leo while
skating. and Edward going to his aid sank
under the ice and was drowned before as
sistaEce reached him. The younger
brother was rescued.
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Little Locals.

THO cp-Orcriyknowna as he "TicknOr Farm, y
situated in Salisbury township, Lancaster
county, 4G5 acres, has been sold by the present
owner. James Baylcy. to John Hunter. esq.
receiver %: taxes. OF rhiGdel ph'a. tor 81, 500.
Mr.. Wylie Of Locust Grove. il IS sent So 20
Mayor McGOnigie for the destitute family
mentioned in our cOum a faw days ago.
Yesterday some boys took the brakes on two
freight cars. which were standing on Il siding
OF the railroad line. west OF Dillcrvi!lc. The
cars drOppct down on the south main track.
The engineer o. Frederick Accommodation
saw them and stopped in iino to prevcn: an
accident. and to have ti.em removed.
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HCHBLARS ABOUT.
jEey Er"ak into a Machine shop and


BEey Ir"ak Into h2cn1no SnOp ana .
Warehouse.
Last might thieves broke into the machine
shop CT :. {. Wcichgns. situated on the Penn
sylvaliis. railroad. near the freight warehouse.
They effected .n entrance by breaking a pane
OF glass from Il window O: the engine house
door and removing an iron bar, which was in
side. Along the north side OF the building Mr..
WelciianS keeps 4 secretary. They broke the
lock from this and opened every drawer. The
papers were ali streWn around on the floor
and the looks &c. were examined. The
drawers in other parts OF the shop were ran
sacked. bTt nothing Wus missed except TWO
pairs OF pipe longs.
The thieves then went to the grain ware
by Jonas +. Eaby. They prs ed open The shut.
iers with the tOn.,s. taken from Mr.. WelchaEs'
shop, W hich wcr: founi inside OF the building.
The safe IAN O!G. fashioned! irrcl u Herring).
stood under the desk in 'he Office. The thieves
drew this OUt and :tttenpte 10 open 1t. They
broke p.'.cr, IN the hinges after which they
tore OIL the iron plate, with the name which
WAS on he door. This lett several holes, and
into ihc~. wooden plugs werH driven. Some
thing black, which rescm Died powder. wac
found scattered on the floor, but the thieves
we're frightened OF before they had the safe
open. The Ony thin, missing Is II bunch OF
keys belonging to the locks OH the different
d0Ors Of the building.
five trumn5 were arrested on suspicion of
being the parties who broke into thcs.. places.
They Were lOunging arOund the buildings all
day yesterday, They W re- iOriseh up tor Il
hc:tring.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 2G.--Prince Arisu-
gawa and suite called at tho White House
to-day and paid their respects to the presi-
dent. Tho presentations were made by
the secretary of state. The president
returned the visit in tho afternoon.
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NORTH ADAMS, Mass. Dec. 26.-The
boiler at SiIas Mason & Sons sawmill in
HeartwelviIle VT, exploded this morn
ing killing one of the owners, Marshall s.
Mason, aged "a years, ana engineer Fred
Williams, aged 50 years.
1t is feared that two other men were
fatally injured. Their names have not
been learned. The mill was used as a
chair factory, and the boiler, it is said,
has been repeatedly condemned by the
boiler repairers.
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AT THE OPElsl HOUSE.
Mcintyre, Heath, Cos,nors & Kelly.

Mcintyre, Heath, COhnors = Kelly.
i'hc Mcintyre, Heath, Connors Il Kelly
combination gayo two performances yes =
tcrday. In ;he afternoon the attendance
was small. but in the evening tho opera
house was crowded. The patty gave ono
of the bcSt entertainments CT tie season.
Mcintyre and Heath appeared in their
original act entitled Happy Days"
These men have made the Southern darkey
4 study and they initiate him TO pcrfec-
tiJn. They are iinc singers and dancers,
and had a illttering reception. Connors and
Kelly are pair OF leading song and dance
men, AID the audience would scarcely allow
them TO leave the stage. Prof. Alex
Davis, the wei! known ventriiOIuiSt, who
has appeared here before, pleased all with
his talking figures aud other astonishing
acts. The professor while holding a coin
between his teeth sang one verse of Il bal
lad without moving t:le muscles Of his
face. Moore & Lisspgcr made their second
appearance here this season, and they
scored a big hit. Their Dutch business is
fresh and rartling and never fails to
please. The Laiscclic family aro a Won
Gerful party Of acrobats. Other features OF
the entertainment were EurlGsIue opera
sketch by l. !. Connolly and Virginia Ross,
female representations of RoSelle. and con-
tortlon acts of Master Eddie. The very cx-
cellent entertainment closed with Mcln-
tyrc and IIcath's act entitled ''Gentlemcn
of Leisure" For some reason the 3 Four
Shamrocks.' who We're billed with the
company, did not appear.
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Te&If4i HSlIGEES,

Clara Loni-c Kellogg Is TO receive $l2. .0eJ tor
singing twenty nights in P:,ris,-Sa0a night
NO wonder she il in love with Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup, the great remedy tor coughs
and colds. tor wha: would she do without it,
il she should be attacked suddenly by hoarse-
no,c
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New York Marker.

NEW YoHE, Dec. 26-Flour-State and Vest
ern steady and light export and home trade
tismand Southe dull and unchanged.
Wheat L1Lc better rather quiet business
chiefly speculative No White: 81 os No: Z
Rel Jan, 81 G9;411 093a; do Feb, 81 l!HeD
81 l4E.
Corn trine better and quiet: Mixed West
ern Spot. 57l7ec do Future, 62ssag 70c.
western 41652c; No. 2 JAM, 4JA0s6<c; DO
March. 4sl4G4GAc; do May, 451s64Gc.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 2G.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, generally cloudy weather.
variable winds shifting to southwest and
northwest, slight changes in tempera
ture falling, followed by rising barometer
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DEATHS.

SToNE.-in this city. on the 24tll inst. Mary
wlfc OF Frederick stone, in the 77tE year of
her age.
The relatives and friends of the family.
also l. o. OF Philozatheans, are respectfully
invitcd to attend the funeral, from her hus-
bands residence, No. a0i Harrisburg avenue,
on Wednesday at crnoon at 9 O'Clock. Inter.
ment at Lancaster cemetery. ltd<
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The Local Tobacco Market.

In local tobacco circles, except the
sale Of James Youug's packing of 500
eases to New York party. and the sale
in scattering lots af about 200 cases Of so
and 81, nothing has been done during
the past week, and the uuiversa! report is
that the dullness must continue until the
revenue question is finally settled. Some
OF the farmers took advantage Of the
favorable damp days o! last week TO take
down their tobacco.
Frank Wilson, formerly of Washington
borough, this county, but now residing at
Dugdale, Chester county, Pa. has s',o ~n
lis several hands Of tobacco. many VI t.,o
leaves measuring 80 inches in length when
dry. Mr.. Wilson has Z! acres. said to lie
rs fine as Lancaster county tobacco.
The report OF the New York market. as
given by the Journal. will be found on the
fourth page Of to:day's paper.
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Yesterday afternoon a lady from The
Gap was struck by the Limited Express
west.. in the Pennsylvania depot. The
Frederick Accommodation was standing in
the depot at the time, and she thought it
was tbe Lock Haven Express, which she
desired to take. Just rs the express
train came in she attempted to cross the
track and was struck. She was knocked
some distance but escaped uninjurcd, al.
though she. as well as those who Witness
cd it, was terribly frightened.
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WASHINGTON News.

WAsuINGToN, y. c., Dec.-Thc Jean
nette beard to-day examined De Long S
journal.
THO president will move into the White
House Saturday next.
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Cios.l on Accouat or Poor Tratlu.

CHESTER, Pa, Dec. 26-Shaw & Essey's
woollen mills, Robert Wetheril & Co.'S.
machine and boiler works, and other i'm
portaot industrial establishments have
closed operations on account Of poor trade.