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The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1882-04-21
PUBLIC LANDS.
he Fopular Method of Proving.
upObj jccted to.
From the Groton News. |


There IS land contest brewing in
when The question viii be brought IN
aS 10 whether married men can prove
up upon homesteads without any DOR.
tioll OF Their families living upon the
clam, and also whether such married
men can prove up after abandoning a
homestead for months, and upon their
return, board at Il hotel instead of
| occupying the claim even for the last
lew days previous to proving up. If
TINS KIND Of proving up is tolerated.
from One-thlrd to one-half Of the plb-
ne lands VIII he held for speculation,
increasing taxation upon improved
lalmS and the fraudulent owners
ledplng the benefit of the hard labor
.o1 honest hands. Whenever the op-
poltlnlty occurs we hope to see this
KIND OF proving up sat down upon bv
tht lana department., and those who
swear falsely meet a mprited chaStise-
mcnt bN beng diSposscsscd of that to
which they have no more legal right
team one who never saw it.
1t the public lands which the gov
eminent has thrown open for settle
mtht fOl permanent homes only are
not worth what The government eN.
acts Of those taking thom. they should
remain untouched until those wishing
homes can get 10 them and cultivate
tbeln. that every quarter section may
yield It's share toward bearing the
burdens OF government. These fraud
nlent sharks are among the first to
plck out the choicest locations near
est the markets. and crowd actual set.
tiers into the background where they
must he to extra expense and labor to
market the produce which enhances
the value OF nonresident land. Most
OF these sharks being mOneyed na.
hobS the public are TOO apt to over
look their cases and allow them to
commit their Expectations without
lifting finger er yentusing a protest
through fear of offending these high
morad perjurers. We hope, however.
When a case Of this kind comes before
the Land department., that an example
viii he made which viii put stop TO
sticll claimants committing further
depredatlons upon the public domain.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1882-04-21
Ballou,s Monthly illustrated Mag.

The May number OF l}allou Magazine is
issued, and mighty good number il i. The
illustrations are all good, the fashions fresh
and pretty, the COME pictures ntensly funny
and the stories the best that can he found IN
any magazine in the country, while the
poetry is far superior to most OF the kind
published as such in other serials. Take it
all in All one can't help being satisfied with
this magazine, it is SO good and cheap. and a
glance at the table OF contents will satisfy
everyone thatit is worthy Of place i'll every
family. The contents for May are. Cham
Der and House Furnishing; The Clenched
Hand. In springtine DAYS; A Were Wolf;
How Guy Morlock Lost Ills Aunt's Money;
Tie Mysterious North; English Lighthouses;
Tattlehurgh. The Mandarin's Daughter;
Views Among tie Wonders Of Nature; My
Quack Doctor; Dolly; Chit-Chat on Dress;
To- Night; An Enterprlsing Burglar, How to
Train a Child Mentally, Proposal; Literary
Criticism: A Golden Dagger; Just tor Day;
New England Relics Young Peoples Story
Teler-rhe Boy Scout: a Haunted tage;
Fibbertigibbet's Journey, Ruthyen's Puzzle
Page. The Ladies Own Page; Editorial Notes;
Tie noHsekeeper, Curious Matters, Things
Pleasant and Otherwise; Our Picture Gallery.
Published by Thomas y Talbot, - Hawley
Street. Boston, Mass, at only 81 80 per an
mum, postpaid and Tor sale at all the news
dcpots in the country at Is cents copy.
speak to your neighbors about it, and get
up some cubs tins spring. Now Is the time
ta start clubs tor the new volume.
ey-N. B.-We furnish our magazine to
clup with other publications at Sl25 per u
mum, postpaid.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1882-04-21

The Redtield Sun strikes a hard
blow at the asplrants Of the Sioux
Valley ring to congressional honors,
il, .he following words:
The Sun hopes some one may pe selecled
as a delegate to congress who has otner a,il :
tiles than drawing his pay-a man VINO has
truth. honesty, manly Independence and per-
snnal influence, coupled with character, abl-
ity and fitness Tor the position. We want
honesty, honor, purity and ability in Dakota
statehood. We want an ex-Union soldier for
our delegate to congress S. such, possessing
the above qualifications, will receive our
warmest support.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1882-04-21

All newly organized school districts and
old districts wishing to improve their school
furniture, should call on +. J. Monroe X Co.,
Biz Stone City. D. 7. They have the finest
assortment OF patent school desks, seats,
maps globes black boards &c % bas pe aeano
~ ~ things mi Of torture. and get comfortable
school furniture.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1882-04-21

large stock Of crockery just received at
G. l.. f.o1 mes + Bros.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1882-04-21

Garden and Flower Seeds
At Munroe's Drug Store,
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1882-04-21

RI. finest cigars and tobacco that ever
.ms 10 Hir Stone City are TO be found at the
most -of1ee.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1882-04-21

FRESH SEEDS
at Munroe's Drug Store.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-03-04


The recent anfi-Jewish riots III
y arsaw were very disastrous in
their results. During the dlstur
Dances 292 Jewish taverns were
destroyed; SOB stores, restaurants,
medical establishments aud places
of worship, and 4a3 lodgings.
The riots extended beyond the
limits of the cry and thore werc
outbreaks III several neighboring
villages. The number 81 ruined
families has been officially stated
at over 5000, comprising about
10000 individuals II is claimed
that only one person, woman.
was murdered, bit great tnumb Der
were wounded. Thlrty-one huns
drea rioters were arrested, all of
whem were confined in the citadel
and held for trial.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-03-04

No honest man-be be Repub-
lican or Dcmocrat-ean conscien~
tiously endorse the nomination of
Conkllng by the president for the
position of associate Justice of the
Supreme Court. From all sources
comes the cry tliat expresses the
feelings of outraged honesty But
it is /, consolation to believe thai
the days Of stalwartlsm have been
rummrered. No bitter partizan
cliqne or fiction cen survive the
blow Arthur has given his wing
OF the party which noble General
Garfield openly cursed as NOT
honest enough to be entrusted
with Office.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-03-04

A change in The DANISH
customs tariff, proposed by the
Government to the Landsthing.
is Of a decidedly free trading
character. Il removes entirely
the duty on var'ons raw materials,
including Goals. salt, rice. raw
silk, halt-fieished iron goods.
minerals ard chemical prepara-
tions. 1t lowers the duty (on
petrotenn. PIX If on, steel Qn bars
and coffee. The daty OH wine
and tobacco is ralsed. The loss
of revenue resulting ls estimated
at S584. $40. shiIe an increase Of
revenue amounting TO S200.5 $40 il
estimated frota charges in the
excise on hfaa dy aDd beer, giving
net minus Of S73,70o.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-03-04
To THE POINT.

Sol. Abraham, IN preaence of
ii. G. Slocum, asked US to return
TO him the material we received
from him. The demand was made
on Wednesday last at the Metro.
politan Hotel. Our answer was
that we had nothing 10 give up.
Nov, the honest people oA
Douglas county may understand
the thing We have labored tor
His conscience at the eleventh
hour does not rerroach hin.i His
claim is based solely upon a Job
put up BY himself to fleece poor
old John D. VanBuren. and tor
far that we might tell all of the
truth, be would nuzzle US, If
possible. under the cloak of right
eousness covering =. fiend.
Out upon such nonserser
There are mary yet living in
Oakland who know that 1t was
not BY Sol. Abraham's permission
we removed the printing material
from Oakland. The permission
OF his own brother was necessary.
y
Poor Jimmy Smith gave as hls
stock, as did others, and the result
was, we were compelled to ask
offers excepting Sol. Abraham
for permission. Poor james B.
Smith il dead,--a nobleman he
was, thank Gnd-.for he wa 9
honest. We cannot call him a
witness unless his righteous spirit
should snmetime summon trcm
Hadcs the spirit of Sol. Abraham.
10 order that the Almighty might
learn that there were two fallen
angels IN the bottomless pit.
We are informed that the
plaintiff IN the cass has q witness.
There are men in Roseburg who
Will swear that the witness In
question was not drunk from
drinking whisky, but was an
opium. fend. We will allow h;s
testimony to go for what it is
worth. Bat we have the right of
rebuttal, and if We do not establish
ths fact that dirty unprlncipled
witness is put upon the stand. we
shall give up the case. But let the
matter above go, tor we have N
our possession sundry letters writ.
ten by Sol. Abraham. We have
At our back the honest pen Of the
county. So far so good.
But how about t5pat $1,000 we
were promised to oppose the eIec-
ton Of Lafayette Laue, all Of
which vas paid BY willing contri.
butors, and Of Which, we only
received S09? We know where
the other 5300 went to. Ask Us
for parties IN wiiEess and for
papers.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-03-04

The report of the commissioner
of Patents for the year ending
Dec. 81, 1881, bears abundant
evidence that there is no falling
off IN the activity of our inventors.
The number of patents issued was
17,620, against 1854 tor the
preceding var. The total mum ;
Der of applications requiring in-
vestigatlon and action was 80, ,242.
OF these 26,059 were for patents
for Inventions, designes, and
reissues, and 4.183 were cav eats,
fled applications for registration
of trade marks. labels, etc. The
toeal receipts of the Office during
the year troEn all sources were
8853,665, ,Ss, and the expenditures
$605.173 %. The total balance
IN the Treasury of the Unltesi
States on account OF the patent
tund on January !, 1882, amounts
ed to $1.S80.119 50. The Cou~
missioner urges upon Congress
the pressing necessity oi lrcTess~
ing the examining force OF sl.a
office, and providing pofe ron.
for the use of the Office.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-03-04

Some are inclined to make
light Of our article in relation 10
the Grange last week. Well
He who laughs last laughs best"
The Grange is not dead, and
those who would urge such is the
case, are but seussless tools,
pleased to madness with their
own folly, and the result OF
thoughts emenating from brains
too small to have an honest pnrs
pose or anything less than self n
motives. It would be well for the
schemer against and to the detri,
ment OF the farmers pocket, we're
the Grange dead and buried-that
is for his pocket But even with
a tull pocket that schemer would
then tremble lest the dry bones OF
the departed should arise from the
grave, and by their ratings dis
turb bis guilty conscience. There
is skeleton in tie closet of every
man who fights the Grange of
Douglas county. aud he sees it
sleeping or waking:-tor he who
fights the Grange with lie knows
his own worth and he knows that
by lie he lives and is fouriahlng,
and his guilty consclepce i. hIs
accuser.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-03-04

That Homer was borr in .Brus-
sels is5aet generally accepted as a
fact, but learned Belgium ped
agugue short tins ago published
book proving to his own satla>
faciion and the rsspectfal astonlsh-
ment of bis contemporaries that
Homer gaa brave Be,giarn.
The tnost absolute and conclusive
eoufutattoa thus claim IL now in
siiv hands of Professor Eokos of
Athena University.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-03-04

Captain Daniel RAIDER, the last
Survivor ct the military eseots
that accompanied Emperor Ma
polean to Elba, died recently at
Klausenbnfg, PENNSYLVANIA, IN his
l02d year. III 1896 he entered the
Austrian army as cadet, and
served With distinction throughout
the wars of the holy Alliance
against Republican and Imperial
France. lie retired on captains
pension in 1926.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-03-04

Now is tie TINA tor an
independent national party. The
thieves have coutrol ct the
government, ard nothing good
can be secured or expected in
fnrtherance If the pnbic goo3
fror1 Their hands. Let there be
a movement at once made
10 ofslne 10 this end. Let either
Blame or Hancock be put in the
field AZ the champion of the
peop le's ffshfs, and the days
rasc4lly rings will be ended. The
honest people Of the United
States are ripe in opinion TO-
political revolution.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-03-04

ConkIiag secured Arthur's ap
po1atment 10 the New York.
Custom house and Hayes turned
Arthur out. Arthur is president
and he puts ConkIins INTO Office.
It is known that Arthur was a
.hief. aud the nation believes that
to Conklings Influences Garfield
IAN honest many was murdered
a thief and Il murderer at the
head OF .'the greatest republic the
world ever knew How com.
pletely appropriate! Americans,
take something TO settle your
stomaehs, or you will become
feartuily sick.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-03-04

z
The above IL copy Of . notice 81 serv-
ed upon as by Sol. Abraham: Whist ia
more-Sel. Abraham, after elk years
hard service in bis favor and for his
moral and social benefit and elevation
TO the dispsragemens of truth, he has
attempted to not only turn US opt oil
doors but also TO deprive US OF the
means OF sarning an honest livelihood
for our wife and babies by institdting
suit Of rerlevin for possession Of the
material Of this office to which he has
no right. We make this statement
for the reason that We readily gave
bonds, aud to assure he public that the
saule will continue its kickioG, Sol
Abraham 10 the contrary notwith
standing.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-03-04

To yeHS ". KELLY.-1a AXE notice
that I hereby terminate your tenenan-
cy at will, or by sutfsrance, Of the lot
No. 6, in block 30, in thu city of Roses
burg, my premises now occupied by
you as dwelling house and printing
Office; and require yeu to remove there.
from, on er before the 14th day Of
March, fsss.
Dated, this Cd day of March, 1882. al
Roseburg. Douglas county, Oregon.
SOLOMON A BRARAM.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-03-04

Dissolution NOTICE.. .-Th is {. I'd GER
tiiy that the eopartnership herstpfore
existing between the unersi ga
ed snd eel. Abraham in pol
itics or otherwise has been dissolved
The undersigned continues the blisi-
ness and will ride his own mule.
JoHN w. KELLY.
Kossburg, March 4sh, 1889.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-03-04

Can il he tha. Arthur expects e
be sometime bronA l' " I1.d -
the Supreme Court Of s ass,
States far high crimes aud :
meauors, and hence appoints,
Conkliug that he might have q
warm friend on the Bench9 Time
will only tell.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-03-04

The Portland Mercury has
nothing TO say 10 answer te our
sfrSle OF two wseks ago-why
we esnnes say Its Rosebprg ell
i,or cn,nleaeed the attack, arq
wheMNf have kiguifiefl on wiling
meas IS safl trla' Why Is /; We
are not. Shsd q 'as Wal anti
sr,sc.l 4 rsisor2: There II sone
h.anor. il iss challenge wss
made. and Shy sre we net put 10
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-03-04

The neg ceasuIa Of the Repub.
&c q san Mario we're duly
installed On January 1st. In
their inaugural they sesa tt4a,
they ~efe proud 70 belong to .soar
model Republic" Said model Re-
p1alie las only ore foreign
Esa bassador lat i,arisl. ple bauk,
Que railrea3 aud $1,000 of debt.
4 Wealthy asaa adalrer IN Mar
ss'lles recent ''s.na,le ths Republic
q present Of 600.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-03-04

a dispatch ire,a Washington 4e g.
Fr=i Jarsiss dated Marct ssi. il TO ghs
effect that the contraet for csrryi,sg
the inst1 ketween this city ard Umpire
has been let to a. {. AIare. IL Bsise
City, for 81. .fs7u.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-03-04


The vatlean.s opinion of beer
was asked several years ago un-
der the folloa.ing circumstances,
as told by a priest while parish
priest or Bavarian country
village the Bufgomaster came
to him enc day and asked wht tbs
sr 1t was proper to drink beer ip
Lent. The pastor replied that he
thought moderate enjoyment OF
beer was quite lawful. the prssl
dent Of the comm ane, however,
| was not satisfied. 4 few days
later he again went to his raver
ence and solemnly asked hlm
| whether he eanld NOT make an
inquiry in Rome as to the Legality
OF the wholesale drinking OF
'Baierisch' during Lent. The
clergyman gladly assented. !
received a notification frem the
highest authorities, he says, that
no judgment could be gwen on
the beer question until the beer
| had been seen and tasted A
small barrel OF the very best Bay
arian was sent from the vilIage
to the Eternal City; 1t was proba
| bly, the very first Bavarin beei
which crossed sthe thresLo old o1
the apostles Toe deersion came
back from Rome without delay
The wlne-drirklng authorities III
1.-THE Vatican ruled that as much
OF thia singular liquid might be
| druak darlGg Lent as a man
could bring himself TO drink
Not only so,but it was even
added that it ID ght be regarded
as sort Of penancs when a mar
drank large quantity of so bitter
| and nauseous concoction.,,
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-03-04

mills Of r. STEPHENS Co.. We are
now prepared to furnish any amount
sEsTs QUALITY OF LUMBER
Ever offered 10 the pablo in d
county.
Ne hsve :nst purchased one of the
Wessherly. hayg & Richardson No.
Plaaess sna niathsrs aads are pre-
pared 10 do better work
than oiier mills in the county.
We will furnish at the mill No ]
inmoer st Tie following prices:
Dressed rustic....... -. SIG TER d
Flooring ldressesi matched SIS per u
Lumber dressed on one side$i4 per u
Lumber dressed on two sides$i6 reFA
Rough lumber ...... IS TO $40 per II
We have an extra quality of lumber.
equal to any found on Coos Bay. and
will guarrantee to give satisfaction TO
all those fascring US with tneir orders
Possoffice address, Um pgua Ferry
Oregon. Clarke 4 isAnEtt.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-03-04

the test? It's true the Mercurry's
leading article, accusing iia of
trsitorous conduct, was written III.
Roscburg; We know the writer of
that article 30 we'll we could put
our finger upon the man. "Old
birds are not fooled with c.laf.
And, as to Boxer where is he?
He commenced the hight. aud in.
return VS. gave him blow for
blow, and threw our gauntlet
do in defiance. lie IS as cow
ardly ss the man vino wrote the
first and leading article IN the
Mercury. In this discussion we
are on the side of right, OF hon-
esty aud Of justice. and in the
name OF the three we ask reply
from the prosecution. Has the
Mercury lied, or has 1t been fur
nished talsel ood by an uneerupn-
lou, correspondent ? Let us hear
from either kosehurg or Portland.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-03-04

uifteau firsi. A.rthu nex
s'saslsllng shas end the Devil
utter all
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-03-04
THE DAILY Times -STAR

EFpM rooes, eovsp.ei0As eollfnsns. 9a11 I'm
for khReS mon1hss Has the 1nxHen3 E1fsH1as
tion OF any paper In Cincinnati. u Iha noG1
advertising medium and the eos4 pApeR G1F
aoines as promptly as tIso nexx En- % I'm.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-03-04

Rossburg. March 4.h, isss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-28
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK, Monday, March %, 1882.


AsUrs-ouiet and steady. o-,,- a.. am. o.,
COFFEE quiet at gd9he f Ordinary g p1N fp5
air III santos loalOtc; sales 1850 bags OK i sn
bags for ss5o VII drawn from stock 595 bag
SSpG n n lands S sas a & Sass tinted
ply 4e9S slss hSSean Ss samPs April
sSOc May Jc bid and s,ksd Md grade aS rue
esibo in good &c 0ald urn sales IN bags and
$50 bags on PRIV at iers $50 20 aVV, n
,enns 9noiaiions iSS3cej; sipeaToTs l8SI$$c
JAMAICA saaiSc pomngo. slga9iac Porto Rice log
a1Sc.; AngostuTa. flalSc; savanla 9helie Curacao
NcorroS-spot Cotton dull and UNCHANGED; sales, 42l
bales including SO bales for export and SS2 bales ior SPIN
ports TO-DAY SSo2 bales against 26 bales week and
ssa1s, ss bales same time last season Futures quiet
SSns Sg at ssh "yap &S f aSY Ca Nay 2
522 June Jqly 12el S nc;oe August
ie Rings AL April i2 d2; MA. May
l2il October liza November lSo; Decsn95i' 70 pa
j. iS: Apnl i2l2Gi2iaI Nav, l2.29al2 30 June i2ls
Der = ny 2 October 5So 7isai7G Yove%ee
F iei %Sp SiEAi%fI6UR-MarEeia shade stronger
with rather more doing for export NANNY d pT goS S
sadnr M9nesos Estra q 3oq$s 50 iaF tGs
go 81 80 c fSF a Elt1s
= $3.50 sOgih b A. q 70 and ,I
g. xSssS s lo5 Juror e Winter wheat zoo bis Low
&gsdO Extra g. SSe$S III S mainly eTs ,5 F2Sc NJ
Soetat,"n- NO d 81 sass Is latter extreme. super
s0 o fanes DO s. S o@s co@m6n 70
G5dsj 2j Good TO Choice - Uas - 9J common 10 '9ou
s. 3gSs7 25 Rye MiIiure 50as5 rs; Bakers Extra
= CO. ST. Louis Common g Fair Extra 8 75g
pS So Wheat 10 Extra sSs GO market closing steady
sOUTHERN FLOUR quiet and unchanged; sales 90 bbs
ChoicS 70 7OGs-...RYE FLOUR quiet and steady sales
300 bbiS Superdne - 2jdSj 80 .::BU HEAT ROY
low Western - 20 Brsndywne s3 Is
FOREIGN FRUiTS-Saics by auction 4oeO boxes Mes
gina and Palermo oranges 80 oqSo oo ana ioO 40 uO
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. irregular ami unsettled; open
in 4 Vii mosi % the sne TcdSvered o limited export
demand with the business mainly IN Winter ked larry &c
bash including Unsraded spring, 81 ~ No spring
private terms Hard orh"e5 spfng % IRssged w N
lied ~ i7d d 81: steamer No Red and Mixed Winter,
fIa II 3adfl 80 No Red March. IL 1891 432 closing
a sifasi Az Closing u a. do June 81 37Gs $751;
closing - S77 do July 81 224aSl 264 closing 81 2SS
loads state aud Ganaaa 5Sc riley
8 BARLEY arro and in t9i5 rsqpeGst sa s
vance pshy lost limited EXPORT and home trade demand
fairy aryc business IN options sales VGheou o2R; i1'4re
Tor r. ,G5sc delivered: While southern 6sc on dock
2%hite poe; No MIXED March 75i2 q7Gc closing 76o,
Apui 7j3076o. closing 1oc: do May. 16d' c co1-
5GS,o losing 7Gi9 800 oAIs-Market more active and 29
~ b,ter cash 80 sold at Doe showing 2i2c advance;
FOR nov coke for old No quoted 55cf No White j7c
30. ,gI h s re- White ao 5GGeicq Mixed state d G5S.c
Mhi,e o. q6$c including 5000 bush No Mixed Tor
100000 bush do May 5lGjl4e; 10000 bush. do June,
COSs djV7-c
IN STORE IN NKw-roEK. BROOKLYN AND JERSEY CITY
CHAIN WAREHOUSES; AND HELD IN RAILWAY LIGHT