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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-08-02

we were pIe'''ci 30 see in our Office, last
Wednesday, Mr.. rank Herbert, Of Wash-
ington. Mr.. Herbert a as genial and pleas
ant as ever.
We had the pleasure Of m,eting. during
his flying visit 10 our village, Mr.o. T.. Tur.
ner, son Of the former editor Of the V.,ccy
GEORGIAN. Quincy and the writer w~e
schoolmatcs and we know Of no acquain.
lance that could have given us more genuine
pleasure to renew.
Owing TO the sickness Of his little how,
Judge Crane has been compelled 10 delay
his contemplated visit to the Springs. hui
will, we learn leave in g few days. We also
hear that before his departure, his Honor
will draw the jury for the September term.
Tuesday next viii, we understand, DC the
day Of tho drawing.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-08-02

We give on the first page of our present
issue the County Levy for the current year,
rs our readers would have had right to
complain of us If We had ignored the publ
cation Of statement so important 70 their
interests. Promising that it is copied from
the EHteTPrise, and that we have not had
time TO verify its accuracy by comparing it
with the books Of the Commissioners, we
submit it to our patrons with ut present
comment.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-08-02

Ar-IApseousb. jswr'er. coaiinues his ther-
Hnanesrical report ~ fellows:
Thunsaay. July IS HEEh barasneser. q
m. 6se: ~. M. s2s: 8. D. m. ~. Friday.
Q. p m, eTs: IL. "a see: EaIEing baremefrr;
8. p. m. 59s Saturday a. m. &c: ris-
Ing barometer: ~. m, 10. 6. p. M, rae.
Stationary iaar0meteF: sandar 9. ~. T8o.
hlgh barometer: =. m. see: G. 10. TIE.
blonday, G, = m, Gle; high or rising harnnle-
Ser: IL. w, gle; 9. p N. 52o: Tuesday. 8. q
m. zoe; i2 m. sac stationary barometer. 8 .
N. T6o. Wednesday. August /. 9. N, 5Os;
rising barometer; u, m, Sc.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-08-02
NOTICE.

TT having bern reported By some person m
III known that intended 10 close out my
business and leave LconardtOwn, take this
il entirely false. Work done. promptly and
dated. viii hereafter make Departing n
speciality. have also made arrangemenfsiO for
putting on invisible patches, which will be
securely and neatly done. All work hereafter
positively cash, and all orders not accompa-
MED by cash will not be noticed. Respect
fully, J. L. CONHELLEY,
Boot and Shoemaker,
LeOnsrdtOwns Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-08-02
Geo. p. suean q Bro.

The attention Of our readers Is called to the
new advertisement Of Geo. r. Sloan Il Bro,
wholesale and retail Lumber Dealers, 1872
Light street Wharf, Baltimore. Md, which
appears in tO-tlay's issue Of the BEAcoS. Hav-
ing dealt with this firm ourselves for several
years past, We can safely recommend il to
others for square dealing and reasonable prices.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-08-02
FURNISHING GOODS.

Oar Furnishing Goods Department cOn-
tains everything needed In gentleman's
wardrobe. No gentleman Of taste who APP
preCiates richness and elegance Of fabric ana
style should miss sesing our stock. Rcnem-
her, while this assortment is largely composed
Of the finest grades, we do not ask fancy kg-
ures on = single article. Our prices will bear
comparison with those usually asked for
cheaper goods, while In quality and makeup
they will be found immensely superior.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-08-02
IIOFas asaOetng.

Mcssrs j. } Jarboe & Son, having OBJ
tanned the services of a competent smith,
have added horse-shoeing IN their under
taking and wheelwright business, and arc
prepared TO attend promptly to all work
that may he given them.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-08-02

a4@tet Arrivals
MnoFe's---Miss Fila gimHS. Mis- Nat
SimmS.. John = Iea-h and 'niEe. Miss En-
ma } Cavand. w n Huneerforvi, n } Fisher,
Joe Frazier, 7 r Gross, USA. EO Leach.
A Neneomt. r Earheart. ID Lenkens. G.
F Milligan, w Hipkins, rs Depne, r G
lord, @ II simms and family, T B Metals,
G A Batchelder. q Batch. r n Murphy. G
B Edwards, II L KeywOFth, 7 r Herbert.
Washington; II W Craven, n G; J Q
West, Richmond; A C Plant, Atlanta; G
A HaFteF, HageFstown DR. X Walton. An
napolis; q Su4t, Somerset Co; j Biscoe,
q C. Coad, j v Mckay, BIT Abel. J d
LOker, b Thomas, G F1xwell, DIR Gar
ner, Col 5 Allst0n. w ID Plowden, II r
Barber, J I Barber. County y NJ Smith.
st Louis; w II Hillyard, J ii Galloway.
Queen Anne county; Mrs A ToFmey and
child, j I Walsh, w G Payne, w H Love.
q d COad, S Magill and lady, VI Perry, w
w Watson. q CaFman, "A ID Watson, J. s
Watson, i y joy, Il A Burke. = IIorkick,
9 p Buckley, J Beach. ] r Heise, A LOker,
J King, Judge j II HOugh. G J Stofegen,
III W Moore. Q + Turner, Mis- JuIia Raley.
Miss Marion Holland, Miss l. Walker, w j
HoopeT, Il Thompson. M Roberts, Gen
Bradley T johnson, II 5 Hutchins, Balti-
more, sGd.
g FExw1cK's HoTKE.
III Neal, Baltimore; J w Brightwell,
Washington; y Vile. BaIumore; T Z Cum
ningham, Alexandria VA; p II Read
moad, Patuxent Chss Tounsend, Baltimore:
(ihas Mass, Washington; J T n Raley. Pred
Seype, A Hardesty, Chas l. HaTday. IT
kirwan 4 wife, Baltimore; 81 Thompson,
st Mary's; w J Burroughs, w HoFseiy, n
Tanan, Baltimore; Miss Gardner, p G.
Gardiner, Charles Co. ~ q Knell 4 wife,
Baltimore; Chas Z Bennett, Sc NaFy's.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-08-02

Tue voLrAIc BELT Co., Marshall, Mich.
will send DIR. Dyes Celebrated Electro Vol
aic Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for,
thirty days TO men tyOunR or old who are
afflicted with nervous debility, lost vitality
nd kindred troubles, guaranteeing speedy
and complete restoration Of health and manly
vigor. n. B.-No risk is incurred, as thir-
ty days trial is allowed.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-08-02
DENTISTRY.

GUSTAvUS r BROWN, DExrIsr, win
II render bis professional services 60 the
people OF Charles, 81. nary's, Calvert and
Prince Georges Counties AZ their residence if
preferred. Call upon or address him a. ME-
I'll EVANSVILLE two weeks commencing
win the hrsi Monday Of BACH NOSTH-theEo-
alter at Ia Plata, ChaFiss county.
Nay 81, lse3-tf. -
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NOTICE.

N9R.B. HARRIS CAVALIER IL authoFiE-
W ed TO sell the balance OF my Bricks IN
kjIn at Leonardtown. All parties Wishin <
70 purchase can do 50 by calling on u.
A. a. LAWRENCE.
Del, 1854.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-08-02

Victor Remedies from the formulas Of DIR. p.
ID. Fahrney.
VICTOR COUGH SYRUP, The safe, Pleas
ant and Elfectual remedy, for all forms OF
Coughs, caused from Throat and Luag bis
eases.
VICTOR PAIN BALM, The EfFlrient remedy,
for Sore Throat, Frosted Feet, Cramps, Col
ic, Tooth Ache, and al forms Of Pain, inter-
nal and External
VICTOR INFANTS RELIEF, The greatest
remedy for Children, in Teslhing. Collie,
Gripping, Diarrh0a, &C.; II does not produce
that state Of stupor, as other Syrups for chill
dren co.
VICTOR BONE AND NERVE EMINENT is
King OF all for External use, TOT ma or beast.
This is strong language, but we will
make every word good, or refund your mon
ey. This we can with confidence offer, hav-
ing had but six bottles returned out OF the
past years very large sale.
For sale By Druggists and &orekepers.
KOONTZ h CO, Mfrs and PROP'Rs,
April 20 1857 Frederick, I'D.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-08-02

In the report in our last issue Of the arrest
in Washington, Of the Howe brothers. we
neglected 70 give Dir. Daniel J. Payne creai.
for his share in thsir capture. We here
make the amende.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-08-02

Can-Rupiure-- t abdominal hernia) be
cured? We mOSt eHpkafieaLy sag, YES.
That this part Of the body offers no exception
to those physiological laws which govern the
whole physical economy aud it makes not -
particle Of difference whether the age of the
Rupture is one year or hundred years For
proof of this send for FREE Book on Rupture
to The Excelsior Rupture Cure Mfg Co.,
Ogdens6nIg, n. Y.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-08-02
We confidently offer our
Victor Fertilizer

10 the Farmers for their TOBA Geo CROPS
this season. IL il a SPECIALITY for TO-
BACCO and WHEAT. IL will make as
much TobaoD and Of rs fine quality as any
other Fertilizer, aud Is equal 10 any other foe
all crops Send for certificates.
1-Our Wheat aud Corn Fertilizer spe-
eiaiig for Gram crops.
Ia. We have the sole agency for Andrew
Goes Original AmmoniAied Bone Phosphate
as jRsi improved for Tobacco 0Rd HAsat. Tie
value Or this Fertilizer is well known ~ here
tOfore prepared. With the improvement Of
1888, Il Is a thoroughly reliable TOBACCO
FERTILIZER.
For TOBACCO nse our VICTOR o. COES
IMPROVED. For grain CROPS Use either Of
the above or our Wheat and Corn Fertilizer.
All in good condition.
"a ORDERS SOLICITED.
April ., I883-V
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-08-02
To theTraveling Public.


Having leased the property known as
Moore's Hotel, ;.eonardtown, Mds foF iwo
years, commencing the Ist Of January, 1852,
! respectfully inform the pablo that is man
Rgement will nov be under my exclusive di-
recfion and that 10 pains or expense viii be
spared 70 uaaintaia the high regulations as =
public resort il has obtained in the past and
0 Increase Il in the fasare. Thankful for the
libcral patronage which has heretofore been
extended 20 the House, respectfully solicit =
eoniinaance and increase Of the iavors Of the
travelling public. All parties indebted 10
minded that the accounts due from them 20
her have been placed in my hands for settle
Inent and tina. no further indnlgeRce czn be
allowed them.
HERBERT =. MOORE,
jan II, Issz-sE
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e Stock for Sale.

PERSONS wishing 70 bur HOGS and
HORSES, or either, vii do well To address
me af Hollywood PostOfEice, or call and see
me af Drum Gifts, near Jones wharf, Pa
tnxent river, where they can inspect the stock
TKsas Casa. HARRY j. JONES.
July :, Ise3-5t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-08-02
T HOU SAN DIS

HalElined and Skeleton Suits in ali the
newest and most deaiFabls shades in Serees:
also, Rlnas Flaaneas, Yacht Cloth, Muhaiss.
Drmp D'Een and WoFsied. Onx go ransnns
II f Naae IL nl .s Il
fS s. hlaSais
tud8 s. variety bstoFe u tIse s sse
In Dustrrs we can aEionish yon. We have
them In all the best fabrics in Linen, Mohair
Alpaca. &c.
We also have the largest line Of Boys and
Childrsn's Clothing Cor Summes Wear sEer
shown.
A separate department. for white and Fan-
cy Vests. In which over 300 Styles are
shown, from IS Gents 10 $500 in Price.
WealWAys excel in getting up Clothing fcr
summer wear, and We ara proud Of oar mag
niicent assortment.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-08-02
DR.. John S. BILL0PP,
SURGEON DENTIST,
MECHAKICSVILLE.

Offers bis professional services te the citizens
OF 81 Nary's and surrounding eOuatry. Per-
sons at a distance or in the adjoining eoun-
ties can have their work done by giving him
due notice that they desire his services.
April Il, lsss--y
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-08-02

n Fare Ghamee.
One horizontal double and single Morgan
patent portable iobscro Tsrss for sale. Apply
% j. Felix Morgan, LeonArdtown, sd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-08-02

We have in our cases Hats from the most
celebrated manufacturers In the United States,
and We defy any Hat House In Baltimore %
show finer goods or better styles. They viii
show yOu higher priced Hats and yoa may
think they are better because the high-toned
HatteFs tell you 90, but they are not. Our
display OF Straw Hats cannot be equAled OF
our low prices beat.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-08-02

KoONTZ & co, Mfrs and rROP'Rs,
April 20 lse3-y FErderiek, I'd.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1883-05-02
Personal.

SENATOR MORRILL, will leave Washington for
his Vermont home tomorrow.
REV GEORGE B. STAFFORD, late of Burlington,
is visiting various localities In the state
JAMES FISK OF Bratteboro, father OF tho James
Fisk killed by Stokes, has again become insane.
COLONEL FLETCHER OF St. Johnsbury denies
that he tried TO make a trade with the shelburn
listers
REV. J. CLARENCE LEE OF Perry, N, Y, has ac-
copied the call o. The First Uniyersalist church in
St. Adams.
REV. LAWRENCE PHELPs OF Barton has accepted
the call OF the First Congregational church OF
Gardner, Mass.
Hon EDWARD SEYMOUR Of VeTgennes, whose
severe illness has been noticed, Is steadily i'm
proving In health.
DIR. s. II. CURRIER OF Norwich has sailed for
Europe for the benefit OF his health, which has
become seriously impaired.
HON GEoRGE II. BIGELow, special agent Of the
post-offce department. Is making an inspection
OF the more important post-oices In the state
PRESIDENT BUoKHAM will deliver dlscourse
at Hartford Theological Seminary, Thursday
May 10th, on the occasion of the closing OF the
| term.
| j. HIsMAs Of West Charleston Is one OF the
sophomoIes chosen TO contend at the commence
ment OF Amherst College for the Kellogg prize
OF $50.
| COLONEL JAooB KENT Of Newbury, eighty
three years old, last week walked from his resi-
dence to Bradford, custom he has followed fol
many years.
THE large circle Of friends Of Hon AEel spal6
Ing, now OF Atchison, Kansas, will be grleyed tC
learn that he is very sick. Indeed his death h
expected soon.
CART. HENRY MAYO, who has long commando.
the steamer A. Williams, plying between Bur
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1883-05-02

lngton, 81. Adams and Plattsburgh, Is eighty
years old. and the Free Press thinks he Is the
oldest steamboat captain in active service In the
United States
f.. E. PorTs Of Barnet, A. T. Penny Of Island
Pond and G. W. Lynn Of Derby Line, are the
newly-elected directors OF the odd Fellows mu-
tual relief association for the Connecticut valley
GOVERNOR BARsrow has appointed Principal
G. G. Goye OF Beeman academy, New Haven, ex-
aminer OF the State Normal school at Johnson, to
succeed President Buckham, resigned. Mr. Cove
Is a native Of Marshfeld.
CAPTAIN THOMAS CHuBB Of Post Mills has
been appointed as harbor master at Galveston,
Texas, and commenced his duties April LIST. Cap
tain Chubb gave the state OF Texas the first mer-
chant vessel she ever had under the Lone Star."
GEORGE W. TLpEs OF Barre, late grand dcta
tor Of the grand lodge Of Vermont Knights OF
Honor, started last Tuesday for Galveston, Texas
to represent the Vermont grand lodge at the ses-
zion Of the grand lodge Of the United States,
which meets in that city soon.
REV. L. B. HUBBARD, well-known In Vermont
has been so overcome at Cedar Rapids Iowa,
by 30 much work and the process OF getting ac-
Nhhhhoui bhht ho hbc bNoh UP PtNoNhihb iVi tho
present. He has become managing editor Of the
TURNER'S ReUiev published at Chicago.
Hon STEPHEN Dow, who some years ago was
Judge OF probate In Lsmoille county, died quite
suddenly in johnson, where he had gone to at
tend to some business, OF heart trouble. Mr..
Dow was a respected citizen Of that town and will
be greatly missed by large circle Of acquaint-
ances. lie was seventy-six years old.
Fred W. Baldwin and wife Of Barton have
safely arrived In Dakota. Willis Dodge, one OF
Mr.. Baldwin's law students, has been appointed
to the important office Of city attorney Of James
town, Dakota Mr.. Dodge is son Of A. j. Dodge
OF Lowell in which town Willis was born in 1851
The Alert, published In Jamestown, speaks Of him
In highly complimentary terms.
Lucrus BrGELow, editor OF the Rutland Herald,
has for some time been confined to his room.
While west some weeks ago his foot commenced
to trouble him quite severely, the trouble origina-
ting from a corn which he attempted to remove.
Since his return to Rutland he has been con-
stantly growing worse and 1t 1t now feared by
some OF his friends that he will be compelled to
suffer amputation Of the foot.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1883-05-02
Bsaths.

In Montpelier, April 20. WILLIE b. ASDERsoS.5
In Stowe. April IS, JOHN WADE, 80.
In Granville, April 10. LEVI CLoUGH, So.
In Stowe. April 10, ELISHA L. PARISH. IS.
In Chester, April 70, oRRlCK PUTNAM,es.
In Rochester, April II, JOHN CHAFFEE,7O
In Springfield, April IA, JAMES LOWELL, so.
In Lyndon, April IS, FRANCIS JENNESs. 50.
In Leicester, April I. BENJAMIN AUSTIN, 70.
In ST. Johnsbury, April 81, MARY L. AVER, is.
In NorthAeld, April is, NORA McAULIFFE, Is.
In Tunbridge. April II. MARTHA Z. SMITH. go
In Windsor. April ls. ROSWELL HASKELL rs.
In Windsor, April II. Mrs. BETsEY PURDY. 81.
In Cabot, April 10, Mrs. LEWIS DANFoRrH. 90.
In Rochester, March l2, Mrs. JOHN KINsMAS.2i q.
In Hartland. April 81, Mrs. BELINDA BROWNS.
In North Thetford. April %, HIRAM N. SMITH, s..
In Glover. April %, Mrs. SOLOMON DwlNELL. u.
In shelbun. April "a. Mrs. AsESATH TAYLOR. 50.
In North Tunbridge. April l6. HANNAH DUSTIN. 81.
In East Concord. April l6. Mrs. NATHAN HARDY. 10.
In West Randolph, April 20. HENRY A. HASTINGS, n.
In New York City. April IS, KEYEs ARTHUR BAILEY
In West Randolph, April 81, ISAIAH p. MATTHEWS. Il
In Brdgewster, April rs. GEORGE y. MARCY of Hart
land 10.
In North Randolph. March %. Mrs. CHARLES BOUT
WELL, 70.
In south Walden, April IS. Mrs. EDWARD T. GOOD
ENOUGH, rs.
In West Fairee April IS, OF ApopleIy, NANCY (CASs
wife OF Deacon John L. Southworth, II.
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e Nnnr1mL.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 9. 1888.
Local Items.

Nav goods opened every day at webster's
d. W. TEMPLE & Co. speak out in this week,
WATERMAN.
A FULL line Of croquet can be found at Phin
ney's book store.
FoR sALE-Drug and grocery store Address
W. C. Raymond, Bridgewater Vt.
L. P. GLEASON & Co. make their spring an.
nouncement in our advertising columns.
Boys carts. wagons and wheelbarrows are
selling at low figures at Phinneys book store
j. G. MORRISON & Co. will open on Thursday
one case Of standard prints at FIVE cents per yard
The real Foster hook gloves in silk Isle are
sold by ]. G. Morrison & Co. They are the best
fitting hook glove made.
CALL on Fred c. Graves, Waterbury, for any.
thing in the way OF wall paper curtains and fix.
lures, etc. Prices very low.
Buy your new spring boots and shoes at Griggs
Waterbury, Vt. Orders from distance, sent By
mail, will receive careful attention, and fit war
ranted.
BEAR in mind the fact that c. o. Graves Of
Waterbury sells the best quality OF barbed fence
wire at lower prices than any other party in this
section.
% ro Avn. g. r1a,nos wa,o,h,,v w w
pa,L Mor,no,,sr NJ Avo,,n p.,,e and X
Iunao yv,,,,a,n.,,,., ,.v ,.w.r,on,. o,,,ro ,hoa,
ns,on, aorrn
sr,v,,o ,ooo,,,na NADIA. 10. nj, h,rds y, mn.
oh,ras ol.o 81, "a so,,r srn,I,oa a, ali
t,naa n, c,,no., wa,o,hn,r ", o,dax. n, r,a n
,,uI soo,,ro ,,ror,r, a,,or,,on
- -, -. .,.
w. 'N,''s, "a'ero"iF' w. wants '"'eo '"ou'
,1,,', u nnap'o susai III YOU pounu pa"s
W.. eNnaNee Voo'e' 'noS' y, eo"'"s ND"''"o''
-'' '"' '"'"o ~ io"''' o"e" p''0'''
-,,'. ~ ,IN. "nN 80 % VI, 80 D,, ~" -,
," 9''en u pIs auu "a"os' ~ an .ne
-. NJ - .''
'NY' "'' 10 '''''"e ~ ''''o"- p'''''
H. A. CLEVELASp' successor to Fullerton In the
ooot ana shoe business IN montpelier mas a new
advertisement In this issue OF the WArcHMAN, To
"hich the attentlon Oh the pupllc IS directed.
FRED c. GRAVES, Waterbury, sees encouraging
indications that spring is coming. The most con.
spicuous sign Is the demand for wall paper for
the customary spring repairing Arrivals Of new
stock keep his fine assortment replenished.
A.. FARwFII. has inst returned from marke,
with a complete stock of goods which he saws
were bought uery lo,c, and he does not propose to
let them lie upon his counters, II small profit
will move them. good all wool medium
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1883-05-02
Boston Produce and Provision Market.


MEAL. ETo.-con meal sells at sa.l0 n barrel, rye
-four at barrel and cat meal nj s59D6.5o for ground
and s6.oO@75O barrel for cut.
EGGs.-The market has been very dull We quote fresl
by eastern at IKE fresh Vermont and New Hamp
shire al lie. and fresh western at l6kc " dozen.
HAY.-The demand continues steady, Prices the
We quote prime hay At sl6@7. medium and ordinary a
s4tl6 poor al l@lS with eastern swale At s9Gle ton
BEANs.-wth a moderate demand hand picked Pes
beans selling 2562 80, according quality improved
Yellow Eyes at SstsGS5O, and Red Kidneys at SsSOs
buAhel.
oHEEsE.-The market Ia fully as arm. and the offer
ings light. We quote choice northern factory a
lt@lizc choice western factory AT l3ltc, fair 70 goo
At l0hGl2c, with common at A9sc n n. according Il
quality.
sEEDs-Timothy sells at s2e2lO n bushel according is
quality western clover al l5H6lbkc n, northern Glove
At ltZ9lIo d n, New Jersey red top at AIS X sack
western red tor a 259iSO sack and Hungarian AnC
mlllet At u 20 " bushel.
PorAToEs,-rhe market has ruled rather quiet, bu
prices fully sustained Northern and Maine
hose sell at 9OD5o Oulton and Aroostook
Prohcs at @0tY5c, Peerless b,seQc, white Brooks
SO0Ds5c, Burbank Seedlings at @p95c, and Silver Dollar
and Chenangoes Al oODS5c " bushel.
BurrER-rhe market has continued very arm for Ieall
chdse new butter Other grade. quiet We quote choi
freshmade western creamery al good oholce fsh
made western creamery at 25!le at l61o
fair TO good at fresh norhtIn creameres at 26Sc
fIesh New York dairy at 92tc fresh Vermont dairy
2G5c fancy higher), fair 20 good at 2O2c, choice al
New York creamery Al 2l@22c, and other old butter
lSGe2le " n, As 10 quality.
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From the President Of the Orleans County VI.
Aqriculturdl SOcietul

From the President Of the Orleans County w. J
Agricultural Societvl
WEST CHARLEsToN VI, Dec. 8, 1882
have used Bradley's Superphosphate for a
number OF years, though more within the past
two years. Have used 1t on corn, potatoes and
garden vegetables On my potatoes put a small
spoonful In each hill, but left one row in the
middle OF the field and other rows In other places
without the Phosphate. When | dug my pota-
toes was careful to measure them, and the rows
that had the Phosphate had trife more than
double the bushels per row that there were in
those that had no Phosphate, and they were a
good deal better quality. As to my corn, |
should not think Of planting without Bradley 8
Phosphate, for the crop Is forwarded about two
weeks. For gardening | think there Is nothing
equal to Bradley's Phosphate and cheerfully
recommend 1t to all who have not tried 1t. 1t Is
money well invested. &c OLIVER.