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Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-03
Charged with Highway Robhery-Trsas-
ne s,nnc-A .Sessnenfs.

SAN Francisco, May 2i.-R bert 7.
Hunter and Robert Scott were arrested this
afternoon, charged with highway robbery. 1t
is alleged that these persons few nis hts ago
stopped T. Lsngan on the street and robbed
him Of watch, revolver and some money.
The steamer Gaelic, which sailed to-day
for Hongkopg and Yokohama, carried away
nearly half million dollars in treasure,
which will neve- return 20 the United States
TIE total amount was S472 sos 10
The Alta Mining Company levied an as
sessmert OF 80 cents to-day, lad Ogerman
one of 25 cents.
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succeSsful Picnic,

WOODLAND, May 2I.-The A. o. U W.
picnic 1eld at Coyle's grove yesterday was the
largest ever held in Yolo county. II is esti-
mated that there were 8 COO people on the
grounds, and everything vent eff nicely. W.
H Barnes delivered very able and pleasing
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A Chinese Battle.

SAN JOSE, Nay 2d.-A regular pitched
battle TOOK place near Santa Clara yesterday
between two gaFgs Of Chinese gardeners.
Tta weapons used were hoes and shovels, and
number of the CelestiAis were badly il.
inIed, one VERY seriouslY.
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Brakeman zutured.

TULAsE, May 2d.-R A. Tinklepaugh. q
bgaRsmsn cn the east-bouGd emigrant train,
WIS caught between two cars today and Sc
vtrely bruised through tie chest willie max
ing coupling. No bones were broken.
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Town Elections.

WOODLAND, May 2d.-Yesterday the mu-
nio ipal election took place here, and resulted
in n Democratic victory, that party electing
four Trustees snd q Marshal 80 the Republi-
CT. 3 one Trustee. During TIE last term the
Re publcans have had three Trustees and the
NJ; lrshsl. The contest was an exciting one,
a ght being made between the saloon.keep-
ela and the temperance men, and the temper
ante people won the day. The candidates
ele eted for Trustees are: Democrats-Moss-
ma yer, Hirston. Charmak and Jackson.
Re publican-Pe Msrshal, Hoyt Demo-
cra y. The defeated candidates for Trustees
are Republicans-Deitz, Ross, Johnson,
Re ady. Denocrat-Moses. Marshal, Spsn-
Ger. The average majority Of the Democrats
is hirty-one.
NEVADA, May 2i.-At the city election
held here 7estarday ". {. Groves, -. D.
White and K. Kaspsr were elected Trustees,
Z. c. Bald.idge Marshal, j. D. Filming
Treasure. L. Nihed Assessor. There were
thl ss tickets in the field.
lTApA, May 2d-At the city elect;os yes.
ter lay $40 votes were polled. +. II. Kuapp
anil A. Sampson. Ter Trustees T. +. Raney.
foa Treasurer, and George Alien, for Marshal,
81 ire su e-eieoted.
REDWOOD CIIT, May 2'-A municipal
of tcers for one year. No party or caucus
u, iE,ets had been Put uP, but there were eight
III ilzets il the fell by rival candidates. form
ip q go-as-yor- please contest. The follow
IN Z weIe elected, ~ith varying majorities
= :ussses, james Stafford. John Stafford and
Cl laus Holder; Clerk, j. w. Glennan Treas
III er, L. jacobson Marshal, NJ. Pretble /;
Superintendent ot Streets, IL. SHift; Police
Justice, R. G. Welch; Assessor. d. Walsh.
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Democra,ic Dele:etes,

sAx LUIS OnlsPo, May 2d.-Tne following
ar the names OF the delegates to the State
D euooratic Convention @. j. Russell, l..
NJ Warden. Ernest Graves, J. n. Turner
ard w, II, RYAN.
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Inrnrnnt,on Wan1ea of MISS Ionlse Ah

BOT Poultry Girl, native OF Illinois, NermiIIlon
county. VINO worked in and about Sacramento city,
Cal, from 1873 to 1878. Any information regarding
her whereabouts will be thankfully received by DR..
CZARToRYSKI, Stockton city, San Joaquin county,
Gal a2t-2m
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NEVADA,
Accident 90 a soldier

VIRGINIA. May 2l.--James McIlwaine. of
the First Nevada Artillery, had his left thigh
broken this evening, being run over by a gun
carriage.
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i card.-To all WHO are suffering from

: taru.-TO al WHO are suLerlng from
the errors and indiscretions OF youth, nervous
weakness, early decay loss of manhood, etc, vii
ssnd recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by
missionary in south America Send sell. addressed
envelope 10 the REV. JUSEPH T. LNMAN, Station
d, New York City n26mWFM
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Iryou want turnished or Unfurptshed

For Fine Cakes, Ice Cream. etc., the
BEST AND CHEAPEST MEALS, go to HENRY
FISHER No. 5GS ST.. bet. Fifth and Sixth. rn23-lm
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Organization Enecfed-Leasuso Of Deliver.

SAN FRANCISCO, May PA number of
tan ners and curriers' met this evening and ef.
fecsed temporary organization. The pur-
pore of the organization is to discourage
coc,lieism and protect its members.
1ihe Executive Committee of the League
Of .Deliverance, appointed at the recent Auti.
Chinese Convention, held meeting this
evening. They reported the work to be pro-
gre sajng very encourseinsly, and announce
tua : they will be ready for tae enrolment OF
ma mbers to-morEoE.
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The corset said to the young lady as she
expressed dislike to have it near her,
'' It's no use to grumble, have come to
stay"
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TIE examinations at the State University
will begin on May 18Th, and end on May
29th.
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the Library
sIayAL SERVICE REPORT.
1873. 1879. 1880. 1881 1852

The following Is furnished by the Signal
Service officer for the mouth Of April,
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PoL'cE Court Business as follows was
transacted ia tlis Court yesterday: The
CAGES Of Edward Welsh, for disturbing the
peace; F.apk Riley and John Pbllips, for
rsti5 isrc@ny, were continued until to-day ::
Nike Sullivan. a drunk. was tried, found
gu'i'y and sentenced TO pay fire OF $40. or
he imprisoned in the City Jail for ten days /;
Edward Welsh. convicted Of battery, was con
tiuued fr judgment; Mike Sullivan Vas
fined $40 for being drunk.
SPRING RAcEs.-There viii be meeting
Of the Jockey Club at the Capital Hotel this
evening. The intention is to have four days
racing here, either this month or next, and
all interested in this sport and in making
Sacramento attractive to strangers should st.
tend the meeting.
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Attempted Suicide Quarantine Reguia
tons.

San Francisco. May 21.-This evening
Mes. Ellen Clarke, widow, aged about 40
attempted to commit suicide by jumping of
tho sea wall, bat was tished out Of the bay.
She was taken to the Receiving Hospital. As
a reason for the rash act, she declared she
had lost her husband and children, and hav
ing no friends or money she had no desire to
live.
A meeting Of the Board of Health was
held this evenise, when tie proper authori
tien were notified to rigidly enfosce the quar-
AMI inc regulations.
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SOMETHING LACKING. a well-known
Illinois farmer was in Chicago on business
the other day, when an acquaintance took
occasion to ask
Well, Farmer Jones, is the wheat all
right this spring."
eyes, purity fair, was the grudging
reply.
GOOD show for fruit
Wall, guess SO"
"Sell all your potatoes at good price"
"Purty big, but didn't have many
Had any too much rain il your Sec
ton ?"
"Guess not"
Well, then, I don't see as you have
anything to complain of. l think you
ought to feel like young celt."
Well, l suppose things do look little
bright-just little-but 1 don't see any
occasion for shouting. Fact is, twenty
one of my ewes had single lambs when
they might as well have had twins, and
don't look for much of a price on wool
this summer"
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Photographs 81 per Simhle
Sxpence Better Than the Slow Shilling % II you
want GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS, at a reasonable price,
20 to BEALS' GALLERY, No. 4I5 street. q. S.
PEAlS Oparator fs9-lm
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BREVIrIss.

The Debris Convention meets to-day at the
Metropolitan Theater at Pm
The Sacramento river st P " yestsrday
s.ood at the 20.ioot 9-iach mark.
Tudse benson yesterday ordered a Venire
Of fly jurors, 1etu-n lble 20 lay at 10 A. II.
A carload Of vines and brandies was
shipped yesterday from this city to Phiia'
dsiphis.
Eghty-one immigrant passengers passed
Carlin yesterday. They will arrive by the
overland train this afternoon.
Articles OF Incorporation have been fled
With the Secretary Of State OF tbs True Eel
lnVship Lodge. No. 23S. I. o 0. T., Of Santa
Clara. Directors - Albert Harris, John
Knowles aud John Morgan.
Sunday morning two little boys, Johnnie
Mckee and 10 Barras, fell into the river
from gang plank. Ole was rescued with
difficulty by Armada Cardosa, who riuEced
irto tie strea,n. and the other by q Mexican
whose name is not known.
The following monthly reports were yes
.eriev fled with City Auditor Mckee n.
4. Kidlsr. Hsrbo-mastcr, shows that be has
paid into the city treasury during the month
Of April Sl48 so p. Rumble. Pouudmas
Ter, shows that he impouLded duriaY the
moth q horses, q COWS and 13 ogs. All
~ the cattle we.s r. eles'red .Ld the dcgs
killed. lie received SSl 70 as fees
5. A. Ca'daell, Sup rin--ntant II Gene
teries. shows that the numb7r f deaths
n the city we've 81. He collected ss fees
s493 Is Matt. Ksrcher, Chief OF Police,
shows that tic number e srres5s during the
month were l58; dodgers, %; en- routes, 6 /;
humber Of meals furnished, /, AL.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Municipal Elections a yolo County
Farmer Kills Eimsrir-snccrssiui Pic.
Bic-ATson Trial AZ Auburn Earth.
quake al yictoTsa-BraEeman Bruised
-Kaces nj San ErGnCisco-sanday Law
Cases Di.
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nr. La Mnr.s neminat Pins cnre all

Eo0ms 90 70 the best house IN the city, CIunle
Building, Eighth and streets kept first class in
every respect. MRS. GRICE. Proprietress. ml5-u
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The Rel House placed in stock to day %
cases ladies', misses and children's shoes,
rect from the factory of Sallsr. levin &
Co, Phil7delpEia. Th=se gcol. ars 0; finest
ouAioy, aud she pric ars made 5hs lowest.
The best appetizer ous-Rock end Rye
! Georse W. Cbesley, sole agent,
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TIE WEATHER.

It commenced raining little yesterday at
7.30 =. NJ. 1t lid not rain long. The follow.
ing dispatches were received al this ofice last
evening:
Chico-The wind has been south for two
days aud the cir is cool and considered good
growing weather. About 2 o'clock, aud sev-
sral tunes during the afternoon, we had
light showers. Il ia cloudy this evening, with
the prospect Of more rain durjng the night.
Petaluma-The threatened showers began
to fall at l o'clock last night, continuing at
frequent intervals until nearly noon. This
warm rain will prove . fine thing for pastur-
age, prolongina 20 a considerable extent the
dairyiug season, which it was feared, owing
to the latsness Of winter, would be cut short
about one third. There will be more rain TO-
night.
Shssta-It commenced raining here this
afternoon. snd for over an hour poured down
in torrents, and it still continues raining.
Woodland-It rained a littls here this
morning, and there are indications Of more.
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RAILROAD TAXATION.

rIR SCR, IGETo sUFE vIs5R5 RI
FLE - THE ATTlRGEY- GENERAL.
4lc po'yer Of the Boarl-G1e Reasons to-
H. Acceptance q the cf.T O.
TIC Railroad Company.
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HAT-RoOM of Red House enlarged.
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LAND PATEsTs.-The following patents for
agricultural lands we're received at the United
States Land Office in this city on the 29lh
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-12-07

To MAKE MEAT TENDER.-If the fact
can be demonstrated to IA cook that tough
meat can be made tender by softcniog the
with the action Of n little vinegar, there fbers
will be no reason why she should there
after send q tough steak to The table. II
turn it over on plate containing little
vinegar, salid oil ar pepper, four or five
times in couple of hours, instead Of try
ipg to mako it tender by bat,c,ing it viii,
a.rolling pin or cleaver, und so forcing oul
all its juices, she must be obstinate Indeed
if she prefers the latter method and the
sooner her services arc dispeuccd with the
better for the tcmptcr and the stomachs
of her employer.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-12-07

lOl OWS.
EASTWARD.
Mail and Express.
No. 81. No. So
Leave Atlanta 255 p NJ
Arrive Gainesville 5O4 P NJ
Arrive Lula 535 p NJ
ar Rabun Gap juno 6ll PM
Arrive Toccoa G4S p NJ
Arrive Seneca 807 pm
Arrive Grccovlle 1905 p NJ
Arrive Spartanburg II 40 PM
Arrive Gastonia 20l A NJ
Arrive Charlotte 32l A NJ
WESTWARD.
Mail and Express. Mail.
No. SO No. so.
Leave Charlotte 90 a NJ
Arrive Gastonia EOS a NJ
Arrive Spartanhurg 4 81 A NJ
Arrive Grcenville $50 A NJ
Arrive Seneca 743 A Nj
Arrive Toccoa 0l8 AM
Ar Nabun Gap juno 10 90 M
Arrive Lula 1887 An
Arrive Gainesville IL 06 a NJ
Arrive Atlanta 80 PM
Accommodation Train ("Air Hine 1clc"J
Leave Atlanta 90 PM
Arrive at Atlanta 8 10 AN
n. NJ r. TALCOTT, General Manager.
I. y, SAGE, Superintendent.
NJ. SLAUGHTER, Gen. Pas. & Ticket Ag't.
W. ) llousroN A. G. p. Agent.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-12-07
EsicInsaond A. DanyilIe Ee. AZ.

PASSENGER DEPARTh ENT.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE:
On and after the 5th of November, 1882,
the Passenger Train Service on the Atlanta
aud Charlotte Air Line Division will be as
fol ows:
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-12-07

Through Car Service.
Solid Trains between Columbia ana
Waballa. Through Cars between Charles.
ton and Hendersonville ADD Charleston
and Greenvllc, obvating change of cars
between either OF tho above points.
CONNECTIONS.
A. VIZ SonM Carolina RdH,oaa front
Charleston; sohh Wilmington, Columbia ee
augusta RaHroad from tVHminyton and
aU points NORTH thereof wM Charlotte,
Columbia G; Auyusta Rat2,oaa from.
Charlotte and points North thereof.
b INM 1shcviUc ,c Sparfauluro
Railroad for points IN Western North
Carolina.
c. VIII Alanta &c Charlotte Air Line
Roaway TOR A.lanta and aUpoiats South
and Vest.
D. IKaA ANanto and Charlotte Air
Line RnI'oay from 4dtlanta and beyond.
E- With Richmond and DuaptVe Rail.
road.
r. 1VM South Carolina Railroad for
Charleston; ~Hh Wilmington, Colun,Lia #,
A"yusta RuHroad tar Wilmington and Ule
North; 'oiM Morlouc, Columbia and
Augusta Ratlrood for Charlotte and tho
North.
G. VIII AshcvWc and .Spurtualur1
RaHroad from HeadersonvWe.
Il WIZ Richmond and DunutWe RaH-
road from Charlotte and deyond.
Standard time used Is Washington, D.:
O., 'ohich is fifteen minutes faster than
ColumIia J. W. FRY, Supt.
z. N. Il. TALCOTT, General Manager.
a. PopE, General Passenger Agent.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-12-07
Useful Hints.

Keep at QUO thing; in 10 wise change.
Observe system and order in all you do
and undertake.
Do self reliaut) do not take to much ad.
vice, but rather depend upon yourself.
Never fail to keep your appointments or
to be puno.ual to the minute
minds usefully employed except when
sleeping.
Uso charity with all; be generous in
thought and decd, help others along lifo's
thorny pathway.
Make no haste to DO rich, remembering
that small and steady gains givo compe-
tenoy with tranquility of mind
Never put off til tomorrow what you
can do to-day and never trouble others to
do what you can perform yourself.
Accustom yourself to think and act
vigorously, aud bo prompt aud decided for
the right against the wrong.
Earn money before you spend il; never
buy whit you do not want; adopt tho "pay.
as.you go'' principal and never devate from
It.
Make few promises; always speak the
truth and nothing but the truth, and in all
your business relations be guided BY strict
integrity and unaiuching honesty.
Buy, subscribe to and read all that is
necessary to fully inform yourself on the
dotngs, discoveries and reforms of tho age
ir which you live.
Developo a wealth of character by per-
sonal courage. Possess the courage to
speak your mind when it is necessary 10 do
80, and TO hold your tongue when it is pru
dent you should do so, or acknowledge your
ignorance rather than seek credit under
false preteuces.
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South Carolina Railroad.
CHANGE or SCHEDULE.

On and af,or Nay 18th, 1881. Passenger
Trains will sun as follows until further notice:
GREENY1LLE EXPRESS.
uolEo EAST, (pA,LY EScEpr suNbAfs.
Leave Columbia 00pm
Arrive Camden as p m
Arrive Charleston 10 45 pm
GOING WEST, (DAlLY EXCEPT suNDAYs.)
Leave Charleston 6 90 m
Leave Camden 6 Is an
Arrive columbia 10 35 q m
WAY FREIGHT AND PASSENGER
TRAINS.
ooISo EAST (DAIbY EXCEPT sUnDAYs.)
Leave Columbia *6 80 nj
Arrive Camden IL 40 pm
Arrive Augusta 20 m
Arrive Charleston l IS pm
GOING WEST (DAlLY EXCEPT sUNpAYs.)
Leave Charleston no 05 n m
Leave Augusta Z 55 an
Arrive Columbia 80 pm
Passengers leaving Columbia or Charleston
on these trains hive to change cars OF Branoh-
vile to reach Charleston OF l55 p m or CO.
''1'" NIGHT EXPRESS * TRAINS.
GOING EAST DAILY.
Leave Columbia 90 p m
Arrive Augusta 7 IS am
Arrive Charleston 6 35 m
Leave Augusta 7 90 p m
On Columbia Division Night Express 1foias
run daily: all other Trains daily egcept Sunday.
On AUGUSTA Division all Passenger Trains
run daily.
7reins-6erths only sl.5o 6et,oce,s Columbia
Charleston and Augtsia.
On Saturdays and Sundays round Trip tickets
are SOLD TO and from all stations at one first class
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-12-07

A couutryman, not long since. on h's
frat sight Of a locomotive declared tia,
she thought it was the dcvil on 'wheels?'
"Fuix, an yer worsc than mccsclf" said
an Irish bystonder; 'fot tho fist tire see
the oroythyr ,ho't it was ; hemc b [
hnntin' for wuther."
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-12-07
Never Mind What "They" Say

Don't worry ot feet
About what people think,
Or yonr ways or your means, s
OF your food or your drink.
IT you know you are doing
81 Your best every day.
With the right oa your sidd,
Never mipd what ''they" soy.
Lay ont 10 the morning
Your plans for each hour,
Aud never forget
That old time is power.
This a!so remember,
'Mong truths old and new,
The world is too busy
no think much of you.
Then garner the minutes
That make up tho hours,
And pluck 10 your pilgrimage
Honor's brightest flowers.
Should grumblers assure you
Your course will not pay,
With conscience at rest,
Never mind what "they" say.
Then lot us, forgetting
The insensate throng
That jostles us daily,
While marching along,
Press onward and upward,
And mako no delay,
And though people talk
Never mind what "thcy' say
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-12-07

Columbia and Greenville Railroad
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBIA, 8. O., November 3th, 1882.
On and after Monday, November 9th;
1882, tho Passenger Trains will run al
herewith indicated upon this road aud ita
branches daily, except Sundays:
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= SOUTH AND WEST" /"

IT is q first class agricultural paper, pub.
lishcd semi monthly. All who send us their
subscription with 80 cents. brt wcpn now and
December lst. we will send them The PAPER Until
January LIST. 1881. Sample copies containing
premium lists sent free application Address
"Sonih and Wost." 800 n. 81 ST.. ST. Lauis, Mo.
November 9. 1882. so. i'm
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-12-07

RICHMOND, Va, November 90 The
committee of the Now England Nlunut,c-
turers and Mechanics Institute, who are
on tour through the South in the interest
OF the Institute for the purpose of securing
exhibits from Southern States for their an
nual fur 10 Boston noxt September, have
been in Richmond siuce last Saturday aod
left to day for Raleigh They were the rc-
cipients of courtcses from Guvciuor Came
ron and many other Influential mcu,
and expressed themselves rs highly pleased
with their visit.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-12-07
WALHALLA PRICES CURRENT,

l D z 7 u . y - : 1. VI
APPLEs--Dried, per pound 81
| Green. per bushel 75
BUTTER---Per pound 20(02s
BEgswAx-Per pound u 18 to 20
BsEr--Por pound 5C08
BACON Dry salt shoulders 5000
C. r, Sides 90
8. 9. hams, canvassed 20
CALrco-Per yard 6(0l0
CoFfEE-Rio per pound l29l6
-Lagayfa, per pound 20
--Java, perpodnd 25030
CANDLEs--A -Adamantine, per set 15C620
a. Sperm, per pound 80
CHfCKENs And Fowls, per head l2025
CoTToH-Per pound, middling, 0A(9
7" Yarn. per bunch 9O TOO
Duoxs-Per head 2o@25
Eaos, por doaeh l23(0i5
FLOUR, per sack, (08 pounds,) 3.5O(dl4 90
FEATmERs-Geese, per pound as
-Mixod por Mound 30
GRAIN--Corn, por bushel, as
new corn per bushpl IS
Rye. per busbol 100
Oats, red, per 5ushel 60
lRoN- English refned per pound 450l5
-Sweed, per pound Gic,7
Band, por pound 5(06
--lloop, per pound 10
Potware, per pound sac
LARD, per pound lSCa2C
LINE, per Durfel ZOO
LUMBER, pcr thousand feet 1000
LEAD, per pound 10
MoLAssss, per gallon 5o@oo
MADDER, per pound l5(92O
NAILS, per keg. 4.009G00
ONIONS, per bushel LOO
Oil, kerosene, por gallon lGG02O
PoTAToEs-Irish, per bushcl 75M
RICE, per pound SI0lO
SALT-Liverpool, per sack l.5O
1 SHIRTINo, Wholesale 7
l. % retail 81
I Wholesale II
retail 2
4.4 SnEETlNo, wholesale 8
" retail 81
SuoT, per pound 10
Spirits TURpENTlNE, DOR gallon 70
Soar, por pouhu e0l0
SuoARs.-Crushcd. per pound l2S
"A White, per pound 10
brown, per pound 0
Extra c.. per pound 10
STARCH, white and blue, per pound G3(G7
SODA, por pound 5(0iO
TOBACCO, per pound 5O(00O
per pound, smoking 4O(0 IS
IALLow, per pound 7
TURKEYS, per head 75Ml.OO
GEEsE-Per head 5000 10
ti"NEY' por pound 8@l2!
llIDEs-Dry, per pound l2l
-urccn, per pound G(0G3 !
lNDIGo-Spanish Float, per pound I.25
--Caroina, per pound 7OI
TEAs--Gun Powder, per pound $50
Tyson, Green, per pound 80
Young Tyson Black. per lb rs
Wool. washed, per pound, so to 35 I
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-04-13
MISCELLANEOUS Items.

and g. the Missouri Wool
Growers, Association is to meet in Sedalia.
The officers say: set is confidently expected
this meeting will be the largest and most
satisfactory meeting of sheep men ever held
perhaps in the United States. The pro-
gramme is most practical and interesting,
as the subjects and speakers will show. The
shearing will equal, If not surpass, that OF
last year; and that was a perfect success.
Five prizes viii be given to the best shear
ers omen who shear the Sheep.
St. Joe scrip is below par tsrs
The Germania Saengerbund of St.
Louis celebrated its twenty. fifth anniversary
the other day.
- Charles Noll was crushed to death
while coupling cars in Sc. Joseph, a few days
ago. He was alive when picked up, a mo-
ment or two after the melancholy mishap,
but never spoke word. b He was the sole
support of a widowed mother, < Ass
e. Jerome johnson, who killed Marshal
Culver, Of Cameron; In November, 1879, has
been convicted Of murder in the second de-
gree and sentenced to twenty five years in
the Penitentiary.
The Latter Day Saints are conductin0
series OF meetings in Grant City,