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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-03-22

CHEEsE-The tone of the market is strong and
trade is light; fine New York factory 41a d14atc;
Vermont l4al4lac; fair to good, l2la al31ac; trade
shows little activity.
EGGs-The demand is good, and quotations with
out charge, other than little frmer; eastern
fresh, 23a24c; New York and Vermont, 239231ac;
northern 23c; western p 922c; southern, PIX
- &C.
BEANs-Market dun at quotations; choice hand
picked pea, s. 55d2 co. fair to good 81 As a SO !;
choice mediums, s. Is; fair to good, s. 35g2 40;
yellow eyes improved g 35g5 40; do choice flats,
~ 2343 30; red kidneys, 1898 30.
PorAToEs-Receipts are reported light and
STOCKS are getting low; quotations have an upward
turn choice early quoted at 95c dS; Maine
Central and Grand Trunk, % d95c northern 90 d95c
prollties, 9599Sc; Aroostook do, 90a95c; eastern,
95992c; Burbank SOC; peerless and silver dollar,
mc; Brooks SIC: market closed firm.
APPLEs-rrade is light and prices are very firm
quotations for selected No. Ballwins, Sl94 80 t.
bb; No. S393 30; spys, "a 5045 y Dbl; some fancy
lots are held higher Good Baldwins by retail are
selling at 60c u peck
HAY AND STRAw-Nlarkot steady at quotations,
iine car lots Of Timothy No at SIS y ton fair to
good, Sl69l1; fine hay, $I5al6; fair, $l4 poor to
ordinary stock hay 81 gl3: rye straw, $l4a4 30 y
ton; oat, 80; swale hay, 50 Y ton.
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amount proportionate to the value of her stock ii
the B. X NJ. l.. r. R. Co.
The city government claims that there is a sun
amounting to nearly $4,000 due Belfast from the
State as its apportionment from the railroad tan
assessed by the State. 1t appears that the tax as
sessed by the State is apporoned to the holders OF
stock, and that Belfast has never yet received any
on its railroad stock.
JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES.
The following are the joint standing committees
Finance, Accounts and Clailns-Allerman CHM
and Councilmen Haney and Hatch
Highways and Bridges Alderman KnoWlon
Councilmen Townsend and Walton.
Fire - Alderman Payson, Councilman Burgess
and Bowen.
Sidewalks = Alderman KnOwlton, COuncilmen
Townsend and Walton.
Schools-AldermanT Thompson, COuncilmen Haney
and Monroe.
Cemeteries-Aldeman Mason, Councilmen Hardy
and Harding.
Enrolled Observation-Disclosures Thompson, Coun-
cilmen Black and Monroe.
BY laws and Police gulations-Aldernan CHM,
Councilman Harding and Burgess.
The several reports submitted at the last regular
meeting were read and ordered in file.
Messrs. |. NJ. Boar,lman and r. f. Dunton tender
ca their designations as treasurer and solicitor,
spectively.
Adjourned to meet on the first Monday evening
Anril.
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DIED.

Ii this city, March 9th, Mrs. EttaA. Jordan, aged
| - Years and Is DAYS.
in ths city, March 18th. Miss Agnes NJ Thomp
son, aged about u years
In this cit March 10th, John 5. Caldw ~, aged
II years
III this city, March 18th, Margaret Bu!len. aged
- years and months.
In this city, March 2lst, J. Y. Nice .intocl ESD
aged = wears
In this city, March 2lsl, Mrs. Mary White, aged
- years
In bingham, Mass, March l7th Edward OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Carter, of II is city, aged .
years Ilisremains were brought TO Belfast.
In Apopka City, Florida, Feb. I'D, Rev. NJ. ID.
Miller of the East Maine Conference aged 80 years.
In Belmont, Emma }. daughter Of f. b Clements
aged Is wears.
Ia Ncw York City, March 10th, DR.. Gilmore d.
BagleY, formerly of Troy, aged 80 years
In BuInham, March 81, Luke, son of Edward and
Nesta Davis, aged 10 years and ) months
In Liberty, March 18th, Mr. Michael Overlook,
aged " wears.
In Liberty, March 9TH. Mrs Abigail Cunningham,
In Liberty, March 7th, AHA Baird aged q years
In Lincomville, March 10TH Joseph II. philbrck,
aged u years and Is days.
In Okla, Montana, March LIST, Mrs. Eliza Jane,
wife IF Jacob Severance. aged y years
IN Rockland March 18th, Alison Merchant, aged
about p years.
IN Ninahavcn, March 18th. Simeon f. Carnes
In Warren, March 18th Thomas D., son Of Jud-
son AMI Lizzie MrCallum, aged Is years ) months
In Appleton, March 18th, Clara Proctor, wife of
Henry Proctor. aged g wears.
In Hurricane March 18TH, Giuseppe Zavattoni,
a native of Italy, aged 81 years.
In North Walloboro, March llth Charles Walter.
In North Haven March 10th, Mrs. Sawyer, aged
- wears.
In Walloboro, March 10th, Calvin II, Cashier,
aged about 10 years
In Rockland, Alarch9th Hannah C., widow of Dr.
Moses r. LulWig, Of ThomaSton, aged 66 wears, .
months and p days.
IN South Thoniason, March 9th, Mrs Julia 5.
Dow, aged % wears, month and II DAYS.
In Washington. March sth, Mrs. Randall Abee,
aged Il years.
IN NinalhaNen March sth, Adam Morse, aged .
years and months.
In Warren, March 9Th. Deacon Calvin Bckford,
aged % years, months and days
In Ninahaven March 9th. Mabel f.. daughter Of
+. Carln, u, aged years and months.
In Washington, March 4th, James Lincoln. aged
- years.
In Wabjoboro, March 81, Mrs Rehecca schwartz.
aged = years ana months.
In Deer Isle March lst Mr. Charles NJ. Gray,
aged p wears.
In Bucksport, Feb llth Robert r. Bonzey, aged
s. years and II months
In Bluehill, March 7th, Miss Emma {, stevens,
only child Of John A. and Fanny Stevens, aged 10
wears and months.
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LIVER Is King.

The Liver is the imperial organ Of the whole hr
man system, as it controls the life health and hap
piness Of man When il is DISTURBED in its proper
action, all Kind, of ailments the natural result
The digestion Of tnod, the movements Of the heart
and blood, the actonof The brain and nervous 50
tem are all Immediately connected with the work
inss of the Liver 1t has been successfully proved
that Green's August Flower is unequaled in curing
all persons afflicted with Dyspepsia or Liver com.
pIant, and all the numerous symptoms that result
from an unhealthy condition Of the Liver ;ld Som
ach. sample bottles to try, 10 cents. Positively
sold in ali towns on the Western Continent. Three
doses Will prove that is just what you want.
26tcON46
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March 2oth, -ehr. Robert Dority, Low, Stella
River.
March 10Th, sehr-. Mary, Magce, RockIand; jas.
Holmes, Ryder lockrort.
March 1911, schrs, Hero, Low, Boston; Mary
Farrow, ConiOn, do +. l.. Warren, Babbage, do;
\. Hay ford, Jones, New York; Penobscot Carter,
Jacksonville.
Nose THE wHAEvrs.
SCH \. lIayford has loaded pig iron and potatoes
at this port for Jersey City. Sch. Mary Farrow
has loaded hay at Baker 4 Shaes.' for Boston. .
sch +. l.. Warren has loaded hay at Albert NJ. Car
tcrs, for Boston,. Sch. Geo. B. Ferguson has
hauled out of winter quarters and has chartered to
loadh hay for W Gods Hole and New Bedford. =. Sch.
Florida is being rugged at Dyer's, and in few days
will be ready for sen. Mary Dane, Of Winter,
port, i in Overs dock, where She will receive a
new forema>t and other repairs.
AMERICAN PORTS
Portland, March b. Cleared sch. Paragon shute,
New FORK.
Charleston, March p Arrived ,4h. F. {. pendIe.
ton, knowlton, New York.
Boston, March Il. Arrived >ch! st. Johns. Gil
more, Philadelphia. March 10th, cleared bark Ed
ward Gushing, Bickmore, Gardens.
Baltimore March -. Cleared sch. Daylight,
Iiodgdon, Belfast.
Lynn, March 10 Arrived sen. Prescott Hazel
tine, Sweet, Philadelphia.
New York, March -. Arrived bark Moonbeam,
Dunbar, Providence.
Jacksonville, March IL Sailed Arh. Flora Con
don, New York. March 18th, sch. Fannie 4. Cor
ham, VI clch, New \ Ork. March lith, cleared sch.
A. l.. Mcheen, Patterson, New ork.
BucksNllle, March - Arrived sen. Hattie McG.
Buck, Putnam, Charleston, to load for Belfast.
llmlhSton, Del March IL. Arrived sch. Lois
Y. Chaples jacksonville, and cleared for st SimunS,
GA.
BrunsWlck, March T. Cleared zen. H. J. Cot
trell. HASKELL New ork. she arrived at New ork
on the 18Th
mobile, March IL. Arrived sch. \. L. Emerson,
emerson, Kingston, ia.
FOREIGN PORTS
C.io ,,t |, ,,.
1IS',,' '7' -'' H. 1Ali4Ne" ""if- -Ail'c' ny ei'
! i,tn,ncoI Maven 1e ,ial -ri II n A.,
7;t,.'u-F 81 ~, 49, ISi 49, 7iFip - - Ni
pL' 1''i 81 in' ~ y, , IA,
VI, Iiiy, , ~. w. ~ II "''llV9 hli'tl
80 - ''
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
The Ellsworth American so,,s ,,,arl, an ira H..
sci, which were hauird nm for III i-inter y, tho
wharycs i'm that civ are Ie.l;n,t from tG, -, cr
nmnninse they baya receireI frSn thn ice ,l,,rin1
ih1 nasf three months ~ ~ ~ -
Holm Bird s % nf Rocl1ona blva contracted
with Bath firm for /, centra hnard I.b If son tor1
to be built this season. Cant 4 NJ WIS Of Sch
Addic IT. Bird. is to command har
Srh q NJ Jfeminotor NJ Nh, N,rl. / III, frn,,
Baracoa, renorfs Marrl, iith' cghtTrirht miIrl
south OF Hatteras. in a northwest n;Ie the tirst
mate | r Rokpr a natil.n nf Rnntf,l,nr arod *
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Boston Market

SATURDAY, March II.
az. f. Fall made creamery is quoted at % d27c
, 40, IA, q G23c; summer made, l5a20c Yer
W liori. ff,choice, 23424c do Vermont and New
dairies A. A. Wv ,e ~, stialsi III
59a5sc irn creamery, 32433c fair to good,
15dI1c C 10 ~, i"'''e' i"ir " Soo''
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A CLAIM AGAINST THE STATE

Ordered, That |. VI. Boardman and the city so
lcitor be and they are hereby authorized and in
structed appear for and on behalf of the city be
fore the Governor and Council at their next meet
ing in April, for the purpose Of eflecting an equit
able adjustment OF the taxes railroads, so thai
the city of Belfast shall receive Of said taxes al
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Belfast Manufacturing COMPANY

FJNHE stockholders of said company are hereby
4 notified that the Annual Meeting thereof Will
be held at the office Of Phio Hersey in Belfast, on
Monday the ID day of April next, at O'Clock z. NJ.
to act on the following matters, to wit:
LIST. TO receive and act upon the reports of the
President, Directors and Treasurer of the company
I'll. TO choose Board of Directors, a Treasurer
and secretary for the ensuing year.
81. TO transact any other business authorized
by laws Of the company.
n +. HOUSTON, secy.
Belfast, March 20, lSs3-2wl2
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MoNTvTILE Mr. j. II. Woodsum died on the
10th inst aged - years, after long illness, which
he bore with Christian fortitude. Formerly of
Searsmont, he had a large circle of friends by
whom he was beloved and respected His funeral
services were conducted by Rev j. p. Sim pnton in
very impressive manner, in the presence of
large gathering of friends During all the Years of
his sickness devoted wife was ever ready to anti
cipate his wants and tighten his burdens, with the
help of a loving daughter. The afflicted ones have
the svmpathies of the community.
sFARsMoNT Mr.. Herbert Cobb, John Farrar
and Freddie Collins have gone to Kents Hill 70 at
tend the spring term OF school, Allie Thaycr has
bought of Arson Gilmore the house formerly &C
curied and owned by J. K simmons. Quarterly
meeting at the Methodist church Saturday md
sunday of this week.. Quite a number OF Ma-'ns
went to Liberty last saturday evening to witress
work in the third degree. Mrs. Butler, wifi Of
Henry II. Butler was buried on Tuesday of lis
week The firm of Dckey x Brown are putting
in machinery at Camden where they intend to
portion of their work....Thc southerly wind nd
warm sun of SUNDAY settled the snow immense
VINALnAvEN. Mr., and Mrs. Harvey Hal CIV
brated the twenty fifth anniversary of their IN =
riagc one day last week They received ma
valuable presents from their friends. The cou
were remarked by James Roberts, Esq. Mr.. II.
is clerk on steamer Pioneer and is very popular
Warren Gray has been appointed constable by I'll
,elcctmen. II is quite sickly here. Simeon Carne
dea ON Tuesday evening of last week and was
buried ON Thursday by star of Hope Lodge l. Q. @.
F.. Charles Roberts has sold his house to JOB
Tolman and has bought the place known the
o'p'' ri.
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established at Burketts corner "esI ApPleloh'
1t takes the name OF I'a'l' hSe"cE' WI" was Il
brave private soi0ief III the war "l ''e "'"Vi'loil
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At Probate Court held at Belfast within and for
the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday of
March, \. ID. 1888.
~ ii. KEEN, named Executor in a certain in
W. strument purporing to be the last will and
testament of FANNY r. HASKELL, late of Free
dom, III said County of Waldo, deceased, having
presented the same for Probate.
Ordered That the said named Executor give notice
to all persons interested by causing a copy of this
order to be published three weeks successfully in the
Republican Journal printed at Belfast, that they may
appear at a Probate Court to be held at Belfast,
within and for said County, on the second Tuesday
of April next at ten of the clock before noon,
and show cause If any they have, why the same
should not be proved, approved and allowed.
JAMES ID. LAMSON, Judge.
A true COPY. Attest A. A. FLETCHER, REGISTER.
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Collins & C3%kGty do NOT DELAY !!
L. V'B|RAIvv

Would remind the public that IL is a well estab-
liShed fact that during the dull season Goods are
sold at lower prices than during the busy months.
We have made our whole stock u SpeciaIty-and
customers will practice economy by making their
Spring purchases Immediately. We propose for
the NEXT SIX WEEKS to offer the trade goods at
prices that will please you all.
Ii Is our aim to BUILD Up the CARPET TRADE in
Waldo County, and every effort rs far as stock and
prices are concerned will be used to the advantage
of our patrons.
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kATAHDIN,
Can't
CAMBRIDGE,
FAINT

CAMBRIDGE, kATAHDIN,
Capt. Ingraham, Capt Homer,
Will make THREE trips per week until further no
ice, leaving Belfast for Boston every MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY afternoon at o'clock.
Returning will leave Boston for Belfast every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY afternoon at
} O'Clock ID. LANE, Agent.
JAS. LlTTLEFIELD, Supt.
Belfast. MArch y. ISL
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Mea,urers Of Corn, Grain and salt-W, j. oWab'
Edward Sibley, Augustus Clark, l.. T. Shaies, -
PAU. Charles Baker, F. r. Gray, Chas. +: Know.
ton, Ralph Emery, Nath'l Shoales, ". E. Mitchell
NJ. T. Marshall, 3. d. Field, Edwin Frost. H. I'll
Conant, Levi i. Robbins, Emery Robbins, Charles
\. Swift.
Cullers of Hoops and Stayes-G. \. Beckett
Philip skinner. Walter q. Hatch.
Measures Of Wood and Rark-Chas. II. sargent
VIM Cunningham, Doane Pattershall,J J. G. Hall
Edwin Frost
Surveyors of Lumber-C. L. Hall, s. II. Math
ews, j. i. Cotrell, Cyrus Patterson, Z. 5. Carter
w. Il. Keene, r.. A. Quincy, q. W. Courell.
Fence Viewers-F. W. Shepherd, f. p. Brown
d. II. otrOut, Uhas. PhbIick.
Pound Keepers-Frank /. Field Frank Emmons
L. ;. AchOrn.
Swan, Edward Sibley, \. +. Kecnc, Nathl ShOales
Ralph Emery, w. NJ. Woods, }. g. Paul, George
Russell, Chas. \. Murch, Benz. IIazcltine, Chas
Baker, A. NJ Carter, Chas b. Partridge, 7. Pierce
H. G. Pitcher, L. Il. Gray, Chas. E. hnoWlton, Jos
| G. Townsend.
The boards reported and passed the usual orders
An order passed appropriating $40 for tn
ringing of one Of the bells three times day. Th
| following was also passed
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SEARSIOEl- MI. NeWcll Snutc mas SOHt q part
interest in his stable to Mr.. Grinne proprietor of
the Searsport House. Mrs. Eben Scavey who
lives in the northern part Of the town, has had 4
paralytic shock. The Junior class at Bowdoin
college last week elected Mr. y. I. SWeetser to act
as president in their Ivy Day exercises. j.. Mrs.
John Fowler sprained her ankle Thursday 80. Cy-
rus Nichols hurt himself quite badly in the spool
mill Saturday on the elevator. One hand was lace
rated and the little finger twisted around entirely
80. There were about forty couples present at the
dance and supper given by Mr. Grinneli Of tht
Searsport House. All speak in the highest praise
Of their reception. Nh David Nichols started fol
| Mayville Wednesday morning. Mrs. Joshua Bacl
i. very sicl and it is doubtful if she RECEIVERS.
| Mr. Pike preached for the second time at the Con
gregatonalist Church last Sunday, choosing hi;
text from the third chapter Of Rev. part Of til,
| 18th verse. Mr. George Hammond has been very
| sick with the mumps.....A number Of our carpen
tiers and seamen started for their spring work Mon
day ;. Mr.. d. Y. Mitchell has yearling heifer 0
| the Durham breed, which girths : feet and weigh
| about 1900 lbs. Is there another yearllng in tn
county that can beat this one? If soWe should lIk
| to hear from her through the columns of the jour
nal. Rev. \. J. Racklif, of Skowhegan, has bee
visiting his friends and relatives in town the pas
| week The following is list of taxpayer
who pay tax in this town of 800 and upwards
Capt c. C. Nickels, $57l 0S; Capt. James G. Pendie
ton, $3S3 25; VIM. f. II. Black $37l.0l; Capt 3.
| Pendeton, $3G3.0l; Capt. Joseph Park, S329.S9
Mrs Mary Goodell, $295.10; Capt. A. v. Nickels
| 529l.52; Phineas Griilns heirs, S2SS 40; Cap
| Phineas Pendleton, $214.45; Isaac Carycrs heir:
s2G3.90; Capt. John q. Pendleton, $245.s2; Cap
Phineas Pendleton, jr $2ll.G9; Amos Nichol;
heirs $2l2.51; Capt Benz. Carver, ID, S20Sod
Capt. John =. Nichols, $204.1l John Carver heir
$ls905; Capt. ID. II. Blake, 4l8G.21; Capt VIM.
| Nichols, 3lSlG0; Mrs II. II. McGivery, $l7SG
Robert Porter :l7435; Clark Nichols, $lj9.30; 7
Holmes Buck, $l5I29: Capt. Alex ii. Nichol
1854 90: Capt. Joshua b. Nichols, $l53.7l Cap
John W. McGivery, $IH.9l; Capt. Geo C. Sinai
SI352l: Capt. James &. Gilmore, $4,000; Dayi
Sears s2l869; J. II. Lane, 5l2l.25; Capt Davi
Nickels, $4,000; Capt. Geo. Mcclure, $lls.2-; Cap
B. g. Merithew, sll6.17; Capt. Peleg B. Nichol
sll333; Elisha Dunbar, $1,000; Capt. E. l.. Grif
sl4474; Capt. J. F. Peterson, 5l00.9S; Benz. Carve
slO0.63 :. The East Maine Conference will opC
here May End. 1t is expected Bishop Foss vi
{ preside. :. Capt. Joseph Park has sold his nor
Light Foot" to Boston parties for $500.
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.$4G0,l@,43
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
SearspOrs National Bank,

Al SearSpOrt in the State of Maine, ri the close OF
business March IS. 1888.
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Pc IL - O ~ AIS

Miss KATIE CLARK, who has been Wis.,
ting Mrs. james A. GIBsoN, left last
Monday week for Baltimore.
Mis-, MAETnA Mcclellan, wc arc
pleased TO know, is visiting friends and
relatives in Hardy county.
Judge JAMES d. ARMSTRONG return.
cd from Baltimore, on Thursday Of las,
week.
Misses HELEN and SALLrE HoILr-
DAY Of Winchester, Va. arrived OF Dt.
RoHr. DAUEY's Friday last.
Miss KATE MARINER of Baltimore.
md Miss MAY CARTER Of Loudoun
county, are visiting Mrs Sallic Wash e.
iDgtou in the vicinity of this place.
Mrs. ELIZA RUSSELL and daughter.
Miss TfLIs. who have been visiting
relatives in this place left on Tuesday
last.
We return thanks TO Hon. WN. /.
WILSON, for n package OF Purple Ton
White Globe Turnip Seed, received
this week
Mr.. ToBfAs MYTINGEn OF this place
left yesterday morning ON business
'rip 10 C0nJcrlrud
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Hair Ball i'll a Girls Stomach.
Professor Schoenhorn, OF Koenigs-
berg, (Prussia), has lately executed a
successful operation by opening the
stomach of a young girl and extract.
ing a perfect chignon Of hair. The
girl had for many years been in the
habit Of biting of the ends Of her
hair, in the belief that the hair would
by this means grow better. The lit.
tie balls Of hair SO swallowed had
gradually grown together ON the walls
of the stomach and formed regular
chignon, which had become covered
with a kind of incrustation. The girl
became i'll and was long unable to
digest any food, while the hard sub.
stance in the stomach was clearly per.
ccptible to the touch from the outside,
and led to the operation.
Mr. NJ. A. Snodsrsss, MARrINsBuRe @,
". Va, says: 4 believe Browns Iron
B.tters to be one Of the best tonics that
are sold
Farmers and others desiring a gen.
toel, lucrative agency business by which
. 10 $40 day can be earned, send
address ut onca OF postal TO II. G..
WILKINSON &c Co 1875 and 1877 Fulton
Street New York.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. july.
i6.-Receipts OF Cattle for the week, -
beeVcs 1850; Hoga 50l7; sheep $500.
frlces OF Beef Cattle ranged as fol-
lows: Best ST2Qg$6 %; that general.
> rated Ers; 4uslity 4 75l@$j rs; me
dun or good frir quality 4 O0(e$4 e2l :
ofdtLary tina Steers, Oxen ana Cows
OO>@s5 %. Extreme range of prices
8 VO,9So %. Most OF the sales we're
from f5@Sj IS per 100 lbs. Swine
We quote a. 7l@6i cents per ID net
Sheep We quote Sheep at 3,05{
CENTS, and Lambs at 5@G} cents per
TO- gross. Seek Sheep 55@4f cents.
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The Chicago deiauter Kor has had
long pull. Upon absconding from
Chicago last January lie took refuge
i'll New York, bat here he felt himself
III danger; he took ship for Panama.
where the enemy got scent Of him
he made for erG, found CalIuo unsafe,
and at last took up his quarters in
Lima. But lie had been tracked
there, and there he was nabbed, taken
by steamer to Honolulu, thence TO
San Francisco, and then TO Chicago.
He has had half year of adventure
and terror, and he Will now pass The
best years OF his life in prison. what
Il stufid donkey is jhis Ker! What n
price he has paid for being a defaul.
ter, abscOmdcr, and fool
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-07-20

Our wheat is turning ont well, and the
reports &c receive OF those who have
tbreshed are that is heavy and plump
grain. AS we go 10 press we quote the
ruling prices OF grain NJ the depot to.
day. viz: new wheat per bushel, 81 .O3
to Sl.C4; corn per bushcl, 80 cents ;
oats per bushel, 81 cents; rye per bush.
el, Al TO 80 cents. The department Of
Agriculturc's report for July indicate n
crop in tho United States OF 425, 600.
600 bushels of Wheat Winchester
Times, July Is.