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Mr.. and Mrs. William Mitchell h. We return
ed home from their trip to Florida.
Mr.. III. I. Robinson was apparently better
yesterday.
Mr.. Ingraham was rather more. comfortable
last night. He is also afflicted with diphthe-
ria.
Levi A. Pencil, who resigned from the po-
lice force May LIST, has accepted position as
clerk in the City Liquor Agency, under agent
Ring.
Rev. Edward P. Thwing, formerly of this
city, and for some years pastor and professor
in Brooklyn, N. Y, sails next week for Spain,
tarrying in London month or more.
Sergeant Swain of the Blues has resigned.
Corporal j. T. Jason has been promoted to SER
geant, and private M. A. Ross promoted to
corporal.
Mr.. Chauncey Barrett. formerly of this city,
is very i'll with pyemia, caused by an abscess,
and the doctors gave little hope of his recov-
cry at the time his daughter-Mrs. Sturgis-
wrote to friends in this city.
All the American ships in the harbor of San
Francisco set their flags at half-mast April ",
out of respect for the memory of Capt. Alfred
Watts of Thomaston, whose funeral was held
on that day. One of the ships was the last one
that he ever commanded.
George Kelley of this city. who keeps an
eating house on India street, has deposited
$500 in the Canal National Bank, which he
offers as reward for the arrest and conviction
of the assassins of Lord Cavendish and Under
Secretary Burke. He makes public an
nouncement over his signature, in another col
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No matter what the mouths disease
How foul the breath or teeth's decay
With SOZODONT on all we seize.
And swiftly sweep it far away,
Leaving the gums pure, firm and bright,
And the dull teeth as ivory white.
mays MW&F
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Evils to be Avoided.

Remarkable for overcoming diseases caused
by impure water, decaying vegetation, ETC., is
Browns Iron Bitters maySMWF&w
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The International Exhibition at Paris
awarded to J. & E. ATKINSON, the London
Perfumers, the first prize, for perfection in the
exquisite odor of their Gold Medal Bouquet.
may6S&W
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
THE JoLLITIEs.

THE JOLLITIES.
Tonight, Atkinsons Jollities company will
appear at Portland Theatre, in the greatest abb
surdity of the times, the Electrical Dol"
An exchange says:
"One of the livliest and most enjoyable en-
tertainments of the season was the presenta-
ton of Atkinson's "Jollities" at Dohany's last
night, in their great musical absurdity, in two
acts, entitled the Electrical DOLL The inter-
est of the play is centered in one Cornelius
Twitt, a toy maker, whose ambition is to bring
out his electrical DOLL During the presenta-
ton of the piece there are DISCUSSES, love, fan
and music, in delightful proportions, presented
by o company of exceptional strength, and If
there was single person in the audience who
did not laugh till his sides ached at the fall OF
the curtain last evening, his is indeed hope
less case. The text is humorous, but the sue
cess of the piece is vested in the situations,
which are admirably arranged, and the tuneful
melodies, which are refreshing IN the midst OF
the close, which the average combination
brings here. The innovation OF introducing
really fine original music into work OF this
character is indeed startling, but, nevertheless,
all the more pleasing. We do not wish to en-
ter fulsome eulogy of the acting and singing
last evening, for our limited space forbids the
saying of many good things"
The COLONEL.
The following will be the cast of Hollands
company in Burnand's play of the ''Colonel,"
to be produced at Portland Theatre, Friday
and Saturday:
Col. Wootweel W. Woodd. -. Mr.. George Holland
Mr.. Richard FORESTER. ......Mr Thomas WeDper
Basil Giorgione. Mr.. Charles Q. Richar dson
Mullins Mr.. james Forrest
Romeli. ..,......,............Mr Mr.. HoWel H. clarke
Parker MI ROBERT Clarke
Mrs. Blyth. Miss Constance Murielle
Mrs Forester. ...... ......... Miss Helen hewett
LADY Tom pkins ..........,.... Miss Lizzie Duroy
Nellie. MISS Ilia fane
Goodall .....................M Miss Ethel Granger
COMPLIMENT.
Frau Materna has sent Mr.. John @. Freund,
editor of Music and Drama, New York, let
ter. in which she says that by sending her his
paper he has given her THE greatest pleasure,
and esteems him most highly Music and ORA
ma circulated q, 900 copies last week.
NOTES.
At her first appearance since the death OF
her husband, on the stage of Albert Hall, Lon
don, Madame Nilsson was dressed in deepest
mourning, and her first notes betrayed her agis
tation by tremulous culver.
Madame Janauschek had narrew escape
srom death in mine at Leadville, few days
ago. While she was descending the shaft the
car caught upon projection, and the alarmed
engineer, finding the ropes bad slackened, re-
versed his engine and brought the car to the
surface again. 1t was afterwards found that
the siding of the shaft had given way, and that
if the car had not been stopped by one of the
fallen timbers its occupants must have been
killed by falling debris, on their descending
farther into the shaft.
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PLANT FOOD.

This compound has been thoroughly analysed by
competent Professor Of Chemistry, who pro-
it good for all we claim for it, No one need
small quantity and Increase as the Plant
Natures.
This composition gives the plants luxurious
growth and dark rich green color, which no other
food gives them; it also gives the flower of the
plants brighter, richer and more beautiful COLOR
1t has no equal for Plants in the house or garden
and what is of the most Importance to the Ladies'
is its easy application, and it has positively no of
with it. Directions with each Box.
Manufactured by
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TO Printers.

CEALED Proposals for printing and binding the
y Auditors Annual Report and Municipal Regis
ter may be addressed to Chairman of Committee,
and left with the Auditor, previous to o'clock Pm
Saturday the 18th inst. Contract and sample OF
work required may be seen at the Auditors Office,
City Building.
May 9th, 1882. Per order OF Commlttee'
mav10 Q4t
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AUCTION SALES.

Regular aale Of Furniture and General Merehan-
disc every Saturday commencing at 10 O'CLOCK q.
m. Consignments solicited. oet3dh
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SLOOP FOR SALE.

csLooP-RIGGED keel boat, 2S feet 3 inches long
y feet wide, formerly owned by the late Waiter
n. Lynde, of Freeport. viii be sold at bargain.
4npiy to W. G. Merrill, Freeport, or G. l.. Nc
cleery, Mail Qnice, Lowell, Mass. my3d1
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A COMPLIMENT.

Frau Materna has sent Mr.. John G. Freund,
editor of Music and Drama, New York, a let
ter in which she says that by sending her his
paper he has given her THE greatest pleasure,
and esteems him most highly. Music and ORA
ma circulated % 600 copies last week.
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Wholesale Agent, Portland, Me.
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Educational and Otherwise.
FArnaoSr. W. "a. Apr.l 10

AhAaOF4s ~. 4 AE~ll ~.
AE- HAEPEa Though I douh, not
that you nave MISTER FOR publication Of
much more importsDcs than letter from
me wodtd be, yet will venture a few
rsudon thoughts. We arrived here ON
tue 18th ct Starch, aud male oar way
at oGce 20 the Normal School Buildipc
winch Is beautifully and prearnjnentl,
sltusted ia the easter part of the town
We were escorted TO the Principars
room by on OF the udents. where Wa
received = real welcome; aud from,
thence 10 the cisss-'ooIns were We were
Introduced to the 10 Achers: Miss Fiem-
ming Profs. Ross and FIemmiog. sl Of
whom possessed The rare tact of maxine
strangers feel a. home. On INQUIRY we
found that there were Que hundred and
ninety fOa' students pressnt-sixty Ia
dies and one hupdreI end thirty four
gentlemen, and more earnest band ,,f
young persons can not he found In the
State, nor cut OF il.
The reason Of so much earnestness on
Tue part u the students 10, VIC think.
that ihey came TO school and were not
sent. To visit this school and aee The
energy OF tbs officers. the good influen-
ces welded by them throughout the
State, and the deportmen: of The s.u-
deuts, is 10 DC convinced that It is this
schooi and schools like this, that sre q
prepare teachers for their work. II 81
kne" whst is being Done Ia these &C .oois
th re would not be one founl 10 spea;,
or isgislate against thea. Long t-a-
tue NO,Dais i've. aud NAV the stu leuts
present This year at The Fairmont Nor
m-i, when they return 10 their fields OF
labor 10 work that will reflect credi;
ID he institution
but may Ne not think that the Nor.
mas must DO all; for he time COR In
sntules is nearing, and tie voice of the
teacher ia heard asking when an. where
ihoy will De. But alasl they las. only
occ week. fslloY-tegcLcrs Of HSmD-
Snirr, can We not he9e IN Institute OF
SIX weeks or more IT, year Let u,
see about tlis matter ot grest impor
lance at oGca. Oar likely iustruetol. o,
the nan "hom we eXpect 20 Oe sta Us
says lac Tilt bo glad IL t,ryy with "a q
nuiaber OF weeks. TaauEisg you. Hr
Eii.or, for favora, aU1 youts, &c,
ONCE IN a While.
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LYNCH LAW.

Charleston. w Va. April T.
Last Friday one Joe Smith. negro
raped Mrs llill. wife of c. q o
Railroad section hand, near Seott's
Station. Smith was arrested next
day and lodged in the jail OF Putnam
county. a mob az sixty men captur-
ed the steamer Sallie Freeze ut Ray.
moud City last night, and placing five
engineers in the engine room and pi-
lots Ia the pioiei house. went to Win.
field, took the prisoner out aud hang
ed him to tree near the town at 1870
this morning.
Smiths victim was roughly hand.
led and the shock made her SO low
that she Is dying, hence the hanging.
Smith boosted 10 his fellow prisoners
in Jail that he had committed the
crime, and when asked by the mob If
guilty, replied yes lie was given
time to pay and then swung iu,o e.
ternity. The body was left hanging
after being pronounced dead by the
doctor. The mob was very orderly.
Cor. Wheeling ,ntelligecer.
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1889 THE 1890
BALTIMORE WEEKLY SUN.
ONE DOLLAR l YEAR.

CN'' 3SOi<i-A.t = ~ Is.
f'eeh. BGsst, 1e@2y Journal Tor the erqsli,
"teE'a Eyeuts in Compsr: Shape,
hh'e:'4inisg S'cria Original Ggd Selected
ii4 eo!nmGs coo,hin egup'e,s rsuoia Or tue
'ofe'gn aud domestic neHs 81 TIE wofid ite rol.
'"ss' COMMERCE fiosHcs, L!ie:sturs A Scissre
Correspondence tsoGs The great fsot.ss a. 40.
nFiY, washington, New York, san rrEnctsr,.
LoSdon and Paris
Asucics uDoa toe lates, discoveries. kespleg
"a" 'y"2er Noreaei Of The tunes in Rl ait r-.a,s -
20 'as -fhptninry toe Workshop the Farm
TIE q, ci.Nrd tua Cn!5eu az ,irg b.ir, 80.
tsh Comme5CN Financial, Cotton, cattle.
As5Ssi ODD stock Hcp0rts
:, hTe 70 ,"ne 30 parent iesrs 70 place 10
ga tihUAE MEEELY eUN 90 biz ,ii,a,enrs
hanas Conservative ia view, tie WKEKtY
SUE PicsrAts iHcs undisturted y partisan io,i-
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81 BALiIMOkH WEEKLY SUN 81.
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ono copies Of 10. Daily san } ;tss
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nnd c'f',s " be- psiy SIN reAr.
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tas ta'. method = tr.Ds.at+tise usessy ~
mal' 's ~ c'.ci .tfhIi ~ pose. Eiee rI,us4sl5t-
~ "''l"''1' non plUas1e1 .lm5.
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Er. WN. 9. R,2nE.Vp. of this p ace.
aa removed ta tto former residence @.
Es-ss s-rso.s. Eeq.ncar R-g. Ge3,,s
u. s.r'sT'e. oha.e 3. Will &c e.at %
,s-s'a Is fegu t.5 fr.aaaq a.I ou5-
-s.g. 4 avcr.'-em... next week.
"cjrect attention oi!o'G..s to the
a5..sa il sao;seg co.aun &C .be Board
b, Ii"c.,.oa iur EJmney D.s.G.t. in>
..u5 p-o.c sais FOX tu.'44rg q School.
-,nso 10 ,h.s piece. For farther par.
,ui-,s 30 advertisement
III par!ss who s,s nov vanion'r
ao-.'nG robins as5 other birds in th,s
country, sre yiols,iss the '-7 SD t,e
..-5a 10 criminal prosccu.ou; ana
Steps @i,i re ta1ea 20 punish all who
may Do guil.y o!ttis oTeasc.
NJ schao) .s more necessary to chill
s:an than patience, b,c.gse either The
0i.l must De broken in childhood or tl.e
hgl,t 10 o.d age.
PGH5oSAis.--ToaY +. PzEucE. Esq
Of Mineral county. gave us an eujoyabis
clN n Saturday afternoon last. The
hli Ehsly Moualsjn air which he has
been c.j1y.uE the past So mouths
G'so, With lin. lie oas looking veil.
Oar respected freud, SIR. JoHs Par
TrasGE, OF thIs county, favored US with
p cell sst week rsneoing bis subscrip
lion asd paying for same in advance.
GA Tue lay afternoon last ve we're
favored with tse presence OF some la
dies IN oar Saucium. viz: Mrs !.
BLicFaAg, II Beverly, This STATE Mrs.
j.. q CA~rHgLL Of tbi, place aud Miss
stDSrY PANcAEs. daughter Of our ate
respected County-mtn. Joseph G Pan.
cske. from up The river. Mrs Black
man wss formerly Miss Reas or THE
County, daughter OF S.'as PEGS. Es9..
decd. and one Of our frituds Of other
rsaro her Rirlhood dsfs were spert 10
manner in the pIsco; looking from
srr room across tho street. ehs reuark-
az there Is he house 1 Grst uru, 20
.ool 10 Romney. CT course. after sa
usny years absence, il Ioyivc5 her youth
90 look about aud think over the past.
Ws were quite refreshed by tao visit
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Match u, 1892.
70 he Creditors Of sil.s L,rls, does.

TO he crs3ilots Of sil~s LsrIs, dscj.
Ia pu~suarcs of dacree ct no Cir
onlt Court Of the County a Hampshire
'n'. Ne 10 4 csEse therein pending 8 sub.
jec' .bs rer estate al said St.as IsSvis
20 fav Ineut oC tjs deels. &c YOU arc
hereby !eGr.ed 20 present your elaine
against said Suss Lewis for pdipdica-
ion IN =. L. WHiTE. Coumjesi7ncr. ri
80 Ofine 10 said Courty. on or Lelors
lie l+th Icy oc Ap5il, 1892. Witness,
'. 81. Polling. Clerk Of said Court. this
l7th Dag Of March, 1889.
'. Il. lOLGHG, Clark.
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peas has lisa s'o-. sai prices 4 louo- than
tast Eeek, oo1sidsrisr gasitv. Anonr tss o.
ie,irEs TO-DAY we're a naolbcr C .err sassris-
.A'tie. roie, " proportion e. he vho.e cur
lss eas-st, 'ssa fer sosos months pest %
insse sellers reported a. ch$oEo Slacs last xscS
Fnets ranged !roSs So ~ IN = ca. r.u s.rinr
At or PEAR The ierln>r ssnre, sut MANY ra-rr
nsaf he isi'er most % the SALES ranged tom
SotesT IS -. i0l los
Prices % Bee Cattle ragged ss foilovs Best
90 20 ;! t2i that generally rated G-st
qlNi'y SOFAS IS medium or good sair
la'tv Stsl9 - 81! ordinary tain steers
Oxen ard Cave s ~ "a - &C. Extreme
rssEe Of prices SO O. = e2l Nest 81 ,hs
eNes were ison 50 - 81 IS per loo IL
The cattle received were: COZ head FROM nliao,s
$50 from Nd. 81 from PeGnG.. iSs from uhso.
- uom ". Va, sEi head iron, fA-tat.l a..
ceiPii ior "a Seek 1898 head agsias, lszl lAs,
week soc is;0 bead same ,ia,s last yesr OF he
one:ings f5f bead vers taken by lsiura ora
bnrcbsrs. - sold to ocuuIy dealers. rnd p
head 70 ElS;srn epsc ;lsiags. Total eSiss Tor The
week 100 head, sssiust $40 last week, aud loco
head sGms u'Ge ,as, year
SNiss. There i au increase CT few baslrei
10 The nnutecS OF the receipts over last weak
oserluss AID sone inpsore,asa, ia Tie prices
over cur iss' qgCjSucus, bat tfaSe rot sr.irr
bSiGg reported "a moderate With receIr,ts tullv
cQasi 10 3 moderately fNis Sefa4ui Tie Gu sl.ty
e quite a. good e. u ~as lsst week. shewiav in
some peas Sligtt insgrOv-me- ia that r.sn.r,
We qoa's II sleG9i ceou, With fow extra a,
10 osuts ps! 10 net. Receipts tAis week COOS
head ssAias, S6i9 last week, ged 6G45 head
cane uma itst year.
SBEFF ssn Lhssi.-with q slight falling oe
is numbers ihcse has teen a fairly active trs.de
sad os .riy AL tue caJsisSs hesJ b-vn disposed
~ The oushty Is not good se il vas lssi
week, SD though there hss Gess 80 ou,siis d.
maud butchers h1Ys bought freely, We quote
clipped ShesP At 4S0Al cts. snd wool do ! Islsl
ceuts. Lsmbs !p8il4 eta per 10 gross or 3a,s
~ head Receipts iaig week 2lO3 hc,,d ag.iast
= ~ ss1' weak, 2OsI saoie time last year San.
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Commissioner Office. Ronner,
Hampshire County. w. ya.


The cSuss OF atid lirton Lewis. plsia.
hd. against James \ I.swjs, Tacv Lew
Is, SHas L. Lewis, John Snea.hon and
Laura V.Hhis wife. Tn1ras j. Leslie.
William G. Lewjs. J emima LsNi., DAVID
4. lewis. Martha Lepis. Charles RI
lewis, Catharine LsWis. phlhn l,-w,s.
Noble Lewis. James W. Ilarnas and
John IL. ilSaRas. aud Abisal Lewis.
widow, IN her own right sni IS samie-
isn atriS of Si.ss Lewis, deed. Gcfsn-.
dsnts, 10 Chanceyy. was by decree OF
the Circuit Conrt OF said County, refer.
ROD TO a Commissioner OF ssii Court to
settle ami afjnat the account Of Abigail
Lewis, Administrators of S;Ias Lewis.
decd; also To ascertain and report the
indoLtedncss OF enid Si'as LaEis. and
such cthar matters "a lie may deem
pertinent OF any patty in interest may
rtqGire.
fhetetoTe, said parties 10 tse cause aforesaid
arc All other PERSONS vii take notice that oa
to- ltih Coy 81 April, icd2 az mr. ulirc aforc
eeid, | shall, as Commislioner Of ssid Court.
proceed 70 tue execution Of SAID decree, and all
peyaOna isttrvstu1 are required 10 sttend with
ihe ueces3sry papers, vouchers and uiaey syi-
usuce, 10 enable tls 10 make complete fepogt
iu ssid cause
II 1ssH,U1-
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sons FACTS ABOUT NewspAprrS.-
Nv some unaec2urtable r,iseu,,shap-
sioa Of facls.reInsrs;s ths q. S. Eeor,,aj.t
and Dry COTS Reporter. there IS = larye
class OF people in tee World who th.nk
thai 1t costs lutte or rothinz 10 run :
newspaper aud Il they bay q copy oc
cas'onally they sre regular patrons aud
entitled 20 unlimited fsvors. Men ask
Tor copy Of newspaper for no,hinU
Sho wonld never dream OF begging a
pocket handkerchief from dry Goods
sioFe, or piece OF csndy from con
iectionor, even upon the plea OF having
done business with them once before.
One paper is not much, but thirty or
forty q, each ISSUE will amount 90 some
thing IN the course OF time. Bat this is
small dsain compared with the free
advertising newspaper is expected to
40. Some psople when they once psy
for an advertisement think they are
stockhol 'era in the Embellishments for e.
territy. Without being represented IN
IT'S advertising columns VIC have had
people request us to gra.uitously iuse,t
tbis notice, or draw attention To this ar.
t'c'e. With the slight suggestion that lit
eli not cost y)1 anything u put this
H. which is just as ridiculous SIS to *
2 man TO grind your axe on his grind
stone, aud grGciously tell him il WON'T
cost hisa cent. lt takes money to run
uo~sp aper as veil ss any Cthor bust
mesa, NO paper cEn succeed Financially.
'1a- csrriea q dead head sys;em. AM
mention OF peoples affairs that they are
$nx1ous To soc in print is worth paving
for aud when printed is generally worth
as much as any Other Investment OF the
same amouut.
"Ih. newspaper business ia very ex-
acting OH ali connected with it. aud the
pay IS comparatively small; the propri.-
tors risk more money Tor an.al,cr profits,
end the editors, reporters, and printers
work harder and cheaper t6an ,bs same
nsnbar Of Gen IN shy other profession
requiring tie given snoGUt Of iatsI -
seucc, training, aud drudgerY. Tie life
hasi.s charms -ul ple2sanl associati.ns,
scarcely kpDvn - lie orlsi5a worlG
Bat 10 hes is esrna., ~orS anI apx;e>
ilss, esd sou.s cfexhapstion, which also
-re rot @cc 81 20 those who think ,ac
'e.,-tas all ian. Gae idea that pe0s-
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Storms III the West.-A cyclone
started near Raymond, Rice county.
Kansas, Thursday night OF last week,
moving in a northeily direction, de
mc!ishing the house OF John Wilson.
killing Mrs Wilson aud fatally iniur-
ing Mrs. Parker Twenty buildings
II the town Of chase were dcmoliah-
cd and four persons killed. y small
cyclone, accompanied BIZ a watcrspout,
passed through the eastern part OF the
county, the wind sucking the water
out Of the wells Many OF the people
at Chase have been rendered destitute.
a heavy rain and wind storm on the
same night along tue Iowa division of
the Wabash Railroad did considerable
damage a terrible hurricane passed
near Highland Station, Mich, the
same evening. demoljsaiug houses
and killing several persons. The
same tornado swept through the town
ship of Kalomo, Michigan. and
through Oliliapd county, doing i'm.
mcnse damage to property. Al the
latter place Lafayette Randall, his Sis
Tor and little boy and Mrs. Henry
Tyler were killed. Near Midland
Village +. e. Walton's house was do
s'royed and al the members OF tile
family injured. The town OF Ashton.
No, also suffered much damage.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-14

Ia Winchester on Tuesday last Wheat
was selling 81 81 s. per buehel; Corn
s. % per barrel. aud Oats GO cts. per
busAcl.
BALTIMORE GRAM MARKET. Tues
days msrkes vas % follows: Wheat.
Fultz / 40 s. 81; L1rI64rry 81 ~ f;
Corn, whi-s, 5000 Gems: yellow AZ 1
t3S5 csntS per Jashol; Rye 95(a95 cts. ;
Oats GllI62 cts
Il yea wOin businese, than alyey
Gsa yuCr business.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-14

~ Lis residence near Frankfort.
Ainersl couuiy, ON tao D met. Niu.
ROD FuaR t5q. IL about Tue 5Ot1 ycLr
Of his $40.
Ia key,cr, on the 5th inst. q con-
sumption. lsaoDbRg q FAsJr. Esg..
ot'lor Of Tive Ksyer rio. 10 tho 38.b
year OF his sge. Nr D.. vas Young
ma0 of energy e1' core cs-b sH..fy
81 writer lie i,l,s oitov j
one csH].
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