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A Witness Worth Hearing.

Cir. H. C. Erminger Of the firm Of Err
minger & Goldsmith, large candy manu-
facturers Atlanta &C., cheerfully and CRATE
fully gives us the following wonderful
facts:
II reached Westminster August the 18th,
that night was seized with q violent at
tack of cholera morbus. Fifteen actions on
the bowels occurred in less than four hours.
The pains kept on increasing and the ac-
tions on my bowels were more frequent.
The usual remedies, Paregoric, Jamaica
Ginger, &c, were pron,p pity, vigorously and
persistently used, but without avail. The
symptoms were growing worse and these
remedies were more than useless. BY a
lucky and happy thought Norman's Neu-
tralizing Cordial was procured and one
dose, in few minutes, brought marked re-
lief and four or five more effected conf
plete cure. Before l began the use of this
medicine; ! WIS in the greatest agony. my
bowels unchecked, and I was 80 completely
exhausted as scarcely to be able to speak
above whisper. The relief was so sudden
and so complete, that could hardly realize
it, and knew no bounds to the expression
of my gratitude for the remedy that saved
me from impending death. l now feel, I
am doing q service to my fellow.men In
letting them know its merits that they also
may have its aid in time of their danger.
The travelling salesman of the Wholesale
Grocery firm Of A. G. Wyly, Atlanta, Ga,
Mr.. Matthewson the Hotel proprietor, and
others will cheerfully testify to the above
facts"
Truly and Gratefully Yours,
III. G. ERMIN0ER.
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- Vermont has q prohibition law like
Maine, but Vermont paper is quoted as
saying that unless the local correspond
ents of many Of the State papers ar,
extraordinary liars, there is more drup;,.
enness in Vermont than there has been
Tor twenty years. In every school dis
.rlct there is spree" or a row." and
the universal question is, "where did they
get their rum =" The answer seems to
be that in nearly every village liquor can
be obtained, and when it cant be had at
the village, clubs are gotten up and or.
ders for it sent elsewhere
Some time ago Latham, Alexander
Co, prominent cotton buyers Of New
York, offered prize OF $500 to th man
VINO would make the closest guess on the
igures of the cotton crop of 1928.
The figures are all in, and the crop foo,s
up C.992,23 bales. Major r. $. Mills,
OF ms place, put in guess viz, 6,992,-
So bales; that is, he missed the actual
report of the crop just CPS bales. This
IS the closest guess made anywhere in
me South OH the proposition Of Latham,
Alexander {, Co, and entities Major
Mills to the prize Chester BuNeGn.
= Thomas l.. Shields, who killed Jas.
&. Sitton, of Due West, Abbcville, in
Mecklenburg County, n. c., has been
convicted and sentenced to be hanged.
Shields WAS Republican and ex.reyenue
officer, and claimed that Sitton had ruin.
ed his sister. Sitton's friends denied
this, and claimed that the story Of Sc
duction was concocted because lie was
witness against Shields in revenue
case, and the latter dj9ired to get rid Of
him. The jury apparently believed this
from the evidence. w. G. Benet, of
AhbeYil!e, wus employed 10 hssist the
prosecution.
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CATTLE DgrAErMrST
struck by Lightning.

ME. EnIToR: The Episcopal Chapel at
seneca was struck by lightning on Monday
aIi';rrnoon, 'I';,1., September Eth. About 200
Smii,Hies were torn oil the roof almost i'm
PIPE was knocked down and four or five
flooring boards splntered. The lightning
spread on three sides Of the Chapel, and il
IS remarkable that SO little damage was
done. Services had just been held on The
day before Sunday
Ihe Missionary in charge, Rev. #. F..
HHus1eh, returns his sincere thanks to the
friends IN Seneca who came immediately
forward with assistance Before some
members oi our congregation co,.t: arrive
at the spot, some gentlemen of other de-
&c. to repair the outside damage, "uch
prompt ana noble acts are Il credit to hu-
man nature. TO Mrssrs. B. T.. Sloan, w.
a: Holland, Miles y. Sitton and others the
Missionary returns for himself aud the con.
Srcgation his heartfelt thanks.
L. +. GADsDEN.
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Cotton, Cotton.

VNIE are still in the Cotton Market, and
w are again prepared to pay the High
est Cash Prices. BROWN BROS.
Sept 13, 1888 O
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MASTERS SALE.

STATE UF SOUTH ca AROIINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.
In the Court Of Common Pleas.
John w. Daniels, Administrator with the
VIII annexed, Of 8. D. Deal, deceased,
Plaintiff, vs.. Winston II. Davis, Execu.
tor of Estate of 8. L. G. Deal, deceas.
ed, ct al, Defendants.-C1m Complaint for Con-
struction Of VIII, DC
DURSUANT to an order of resale made
III in the above stated case by his Honor
|. D: Witherspoon, Presiding Judge, bear
ing date 23d June, 1883, will resell, ut
public outcry, at Anderson c. H.. 8. c., on
the legal hours Of sale, at the risk of the
former purchaser, the following property,
to wit:
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Among our Advertisers.

Miss Lizzie Williams, after pleasant
trip to the Exposition and several of the
popular Sumiali resorts, where she OBJ
served and noted the latest fashions of the
day, has returned. During her absence
she bought an elegant stock of Fall and
Winter goods, which she desires her friends
and customers to call and examine. She
can suit you in both prices and quality of
goods. Read what she has to say in an,
other column.
Messrs. C. F. Jones & Co.'s new adrer-
tisement was handed la too late for inser.
ton this week, but it will appear next
week. They desire to inform the trading
public that they have the largest and pret.
tiest selection Of goods they have ever
brought to this market. Their stock OF
laG;es' dress goods and gents hats is very
attractive. and they are confident they can
suit YOU. Prices rs low as any other house.
Don't take our word for it, but go and see
for yourselves.
Miss Della Keys has an important notice
| to the ladies in another column. She is
now receiving the prettiest assortment OF
millinery goods she has ever brought to
this market. The ladies would do we'll to
see he. goods before purchasing elsewhere.
Mr.. A. B. Towers could not get his new
| advertisement ready for this issue, put IL
will appear next week. His Fall stock OF
dry goods, boots, shoes, hats, groceries, &C,
is arriving daily, and he wants bis OLD
friends and customers to remember HIM
when they desire anything in his line. he
has been In business in Anderson too long
to need any commendation from US. He
still adheres to his old motto, Low Prohts
and quick sales"
| By reference to their advertisement 1t vii
be seen that DR.. J. o. Wilhite has been az,
mitted as q partner in the drug firm OF
Messrs. Wilhite g. Wilhite. The firm name
will remain the same as heretofore. !hey
have greatly increased their stock, and are
nrepared for the Fall trade. They are now
onening up q new line Of drugs, lamps
fancy goods, toilet articles. &C., and cor.
diaiiy invite the trading public to give them
q call.
| Attention is directed to the advertisement
Of the South Carolina College In anotnei
| column.
Messrs. Taylor & Cox, Of Belton, .: T.: :.
have an important notice to gin owners N
another column. These gentlemen are ths
natentees and owners Of one OF tae saies' rs,
and most rel;sble fire extingnishers for gan a
houses ever invented. BY investing sIo n
ons of their extinguishcrs You may save
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WILLIAMSON HOTEL.

Situate in the Town of Williamson. s. c.,
adjoining DIR. II. l. Epting, John Finger,
the Presbyterian Church Lot, and Others
containing one acre, more or less.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash.
w. W. HUMPHREYS,
~ Master.
Sept 6, 1888 8
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several hundred dollars. M ,;r ,
owner can afford to be witbont on, sn' nouse
their advertisement 'l''' one. READ
e eAttention ..rn is directed to the adyer,isem.,
b,o no.t3h Seed Wanted" 1t is now well
mah," , .Lat cotton seed meal is more val.
Pamphlets on the subject can he e% oh,aiani ,ie,l;
Company. thn'iu'ac'arihS
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LAND FOR SALE.

VHHE undersigned will sell First Monday
Il in October. at Anderson G. H., three
hundred and twenty-nIne acres of land on
Savannah River. A good dwelling with
seven rooms, five finished three tenant
houses good shoal on creek a gin house
and running-gear at the shoal over fifty
acres bottoms. For information and plat
apply to Sheriff. Can be bought at private
sale betw cen now and above date.
HENRY GENTRY.
Aug 80. 1883
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Notice to Debtors.

N7dOSE indebted to me, either by Note
Il or Account, can save costs by settling
with Murray, Braezeale & Murray at once,
as have placed my Notes and Ac.
counts in their hands for collection by suit,
unless they are paid at once.
w, N. BELLOTTE
Sept 13, 1883 0 %
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PLANO OR. ORGAN.

PEANU UH URQGANe
He represents TEN of the LEADING
MANUFACTURERS Of the World, and
cannot fail to please.
Better satisfaction can be had in the Sc
lection of an Instrument, and considerable
expense saved by consulting him personally
IN your own home,
Do not purchase without dropping him
card at Anderson, S. c., which he will
answer either personally or by letter, as
you prefer.
Sept l3, 1888 8 6m
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Another Ntekei.

Washington, 1.-THE secretary Of the
treasury having directed that the word
gents" De sdded to the new &c. piece,
the superintendent Of the Philsdelphis
mint who designed the original coin is
engaged in preparing device for the
back OF the proposed cola, which will in
clude the denomination Of its value. The
director of the mint has received 3 letter
from j. W.Hellfrickt superintendent of
Ihe mint coming nickels st the city OF
Mexico, stating that he has a contract
for coming $4,000, 600 pieces of nickel
coin for The Mexican government. He
submits specimens of L., e. and Sc.
pieces Is coined by him. and states thst
$3.50, coo worth are slrasdy ia circulation.
The value Of these nickel coins is dasig-
mated simply BY the Roman numerical on
the reverse side. The sc. Mexican
nickel Is almost an exact counterpart of
the reverse Of the Sc. nickel now being
Issued from the Philadelphia mint. Il Is
$50 stated in this connection that the
French government has adopted nickel
ccinsge instead OF bronze.
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Opium Smoking.

New York, 12-Ah Ling, Chinese
proprietor of an opium den on Twenty
sixth street, and Edward Lewis, were
smoking there, when Captain Williams,
OF the Twenty ninth Precinct, dropped
in end claimed both the Mongolian and
Caucasian friends for his OWE. They
will be tried this morning in the court Of
special sessions. This marks an epoch in
the history Of the vice in New York, as
it Is the first case of arrest bssed on the
statute of May 6, 1882, which provides
the penslty of fine not exceeding $500,
or imprisonment in the penitentiary not
exceeding three months, or both. Cap
tain Williams said yesterday: I did not
let this place on TSenty-sixth street stay
very long after l knew Of 1t, but it was
your fault that did not get more OF the
people, because you gave the thing away.
l received Q hote from the landlord who
keeps q grocery there, complaining of his
tenants, to whom be had rented the floor
they occupied, supposirg they were all
straight. AT place On Thnty-seeond
street, kept by the proprietor of the Gre
nome Garden, which was described last
winter, simply walked in and gave the
peopls two hours to get out. There was
no opium law then, but if there is any
one thing am down on, it ia this vice OF
opium smoking. People do not know
what it is.
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Casualties.

Quebec, 1I.-There is high water to-
day in st. Louis and St. Charles River.
The wharves and Chsmplin market
places are flooded; also house in st.
( Roch's, near Charles River, and In vii
+ lsge opposite.
At New Richmond, John McQusr-
ter's house burned, with his wife and
child. Pierre, his parent, sged So, died
soon after leaving the burning house.
! Pottsville, Pa, 12.-John Noble and
I Charles Richmond were killed by boiler
explosion on Sunday.
Halifax, 12.-The City of Chester and
the steamer towing her of the harbor are
making no Roadway.
London, l2.-The Norwegian bark
/ Sarah was wrecked and three of the crew
wer- drowned
Desdwood, D. T., 12-The men who
escaped burning in the Brownsville l0dg-
ing house give the following story: They
were awakened by the blowing of the
locomotive whistle about l o'clock on
Sunday morning. The room was f led
with smoke from below and fir was
lesDing up around the Kitchen stovepiOe.
The men we're dszed, but four vent down
ladder and escaped with severe irjur-
les. Three escaped unhurt through a
small sliding window lending from the
loft to the roof of an adjoining building
There were eighteen persons in the house
and eleven peri. he'd. Two bodies vera
reduced to ashes. The men had saved
up their earnings, and it is supposed en-
desvOred to get the money and valuables
out Of their trunks, and thus lost sn op-
portunity TO escape. The building, con-
str nf ,ifnh
sumed in thirty minutes after the
discovery Of the fire.
New York, PA despatch from Hal
flax reports the disabled steamer City of
Chester reached there at noon.
ConnelsYille, Ind, IA wreck on
the Whitewater road, FIVE miles south of
here, was caused by broken rail. 8
dozen passengers were hurt; nine seri-
ously.
DeadWood, D. T., 11.-Hood & Potts
lodging she'll, at Brownville, a ca mp at
the terminus of the Back Hills and Fort
Pierce Railroad, burned at midnight last
night and James Chalmers, Thos Fin
less, R. @. Wight, Lewis Hanson. Peter
Hanson, a. Tenesliffe, Harvey Wood,
W II Andrews. Chas. Hsmmontree,
Fred. F. Peters, and Samuel Hays were
burned to death. Four others, the names
not learned, were seriously injured. The
origin of the fire is not known.
London, 1l.-Following are the names
of the survivors of the steamer N0UaTre,
which foundered on Thursday, who
were landed at Mas 4uis, South Holland:
Matthias, Sr., Carl Stark, Jorgen Soren-
sen, Gunder Fellfsen, Guvsld Gunvald-
sen, Andres Guensen, Wn. B Sander
son, John A. Hughes and G. Roberts.
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TELEGRAP 5IC
Washington AdElces.

Washington. Ill. is understood tha'
Senator Edmunds will only retain the
office Of president of the Senate until
next December whsn he will give way
for Senator anthony.
SenstOr and Mrs. Logan expect to
leave in few days for New Mexico to
visit their daughter, Ms. Tucker, at
Santa Fe, where Psymaster Tucker il
stationed. Later they will extend the
journey to California.
The philharmonic society of this city
will take charge of the musical portion
OF the exercises on the occasion of the
refinement OF John Toward Psyne's
body, and render with q large chorus
Home Sweet Home"
Senator Edmunds left last Friday for
Aiken. s, O.. where he has gone to Join
bis family. Edmunds proposes to go to
New Orleans with his family and from
there will 60 10 the Pacific Coast. He
will prob bly, remain with his family in
California for the greater part of the
summer.
Senator and Mrs. Sherman, sud ex-
Representative Hubble are a few among
those who inten making the Calitorn ia
! tour this summer.
The director Of the mint and Mrs.
Burchsrd will also make the trip to the
! Pacific Coast this spring,
The President 10 day, appointed Nor
RS Frledsam collector of the District of
New York, vice Max Weber. resigned,
The Encouragement has given an
opinion 10 the Prefiient the chief exam
lner under the civil service commission,
Is an officer Of the United States, and as
such bis appointment is vested in the
President. The question Of the selection
Of chief examiner, has, however, been
referred to the commission, and the ap-
poIntmens will be based upon their re-
commendation.
The President is still indisposed. and
to-day refused to see sill his visitors, ex-
cepung Intimate friends He has been
suffering for some time from catarrhal
affection, and is considerably annoyed
at Its tenscity. He will probably take q
trip to Fortress Monroe towards the end
OF the present weak.
The Chippew-y Indians, of Minnesots
nsd an Interview with the secre' AIRY of
the interior to-day, and complained Of
trespass on their timber ands.
Secretary Folger Is not very we'll to-
osy, de was st the department, but
unable to transact business. He is still
suffering from the recent attack of ma
laris and billiousness, and appears weak.
dis physician advised him to try q
change of air and he will probably take
voyage soon. unless an improvement in
health should render it unnecessary.
Issue Of standard silver dollars from
he minis for the week ending the 10th,
SOS, 600. For the corresponding period
last year, SI44, 090.
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PUNY, weak, and sickly children
need Browns Iron Bitters. 1t will
strengthen and inYigorate them.
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SHILOH'S CATARRH REM
EDY-a positive cure for CataTrn!;;
Diphtherla and Canker Mouth. o0-u
- = c. Nj. Drug Store. on
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The Divorce Business.

New Raven, 11.-Rev. j. r. Dyke
secretary of the New England divorce
reform lesgue, delivered q lecture this
evening. Interesting statistics were
given concerning the increase of divorce
in the United States. In Connecticut in
l649 there we're but ninety-one divorces,
now TIE average is 40 divorces each
year. Over 5000 women died in the
United States each year, from attempts
to destroy unborn children.
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TFausYaaI.

London, y The Daily Nelrs ststes
that the cabinet council on Saturday was
chiefly occupied in the discussion eff
affairs IN Trsnsvasl. It is believed
government is determined to exert every
influence 10 proteo. natives against the
injustice and oppression of Beers.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of John P. Flynn, deceased.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY
~ the undersigned, executor of the es-
tate Of John P. Flynn, deceased, TO the
creditors of, and all persons having
claims sgainst the said deceased, 10 ex-
hibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within four months after the first publ
catisn of this notice, to the said Willism
b. Bird, at his Office in Salt Lake City,
in the County of Salt Lake.
WILLIAM h. BIRD,
Executor Of the estate OF John P.
Flynn, deceased.
Dated at Salt Lake City, February
Goth, 1888. fell
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Certificate Of Deposit Issued Payable or D.
mand.
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Useless Fright.

To worry about any Liver, Kid
ney or Urinary Troubles, especially
Brights Diseases or Diabetes, as
Hop Bitters never fails to cure where
a cure is possible. We know this.
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y TCntyra PUBLISHED Far5
1o15 cnQfes g tn
Cunp1ng, presented days #
FBANCB COPE, JAMES SHARP, JOHN SHARP,
AEst Genl
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Makes Collections, Renting Pro
ceedS Promptly
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Health is Wealth!

Dr. E. G. WEsT's Nerve And BRly TREAT.
NEST, guaranteed specific FOR Hysteris. Dir.
ziness, Commissions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia
Headache, Nervous Prostitution caused by The
use OF alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Mental
Depression, softening OF the Brain resulting in
insanity and leaaing 70 misery, decay and
death, Premature Old Age, Barrenness, Loss OF
power in eitheF sex, Involuntary Losses
caused by ever.eZertioR OF the brsiu youthful
folly etc. Zach box contains one month's
treatment. S1IOa box. or SIX boxes f5r s5.O0
sent By mail prepaid On receipt Of price.
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Receives Deposits Payable on Demand.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-06-20
sMarriaaes.

In Montpelier. June Is. nv Rev. j. H. Hnchs. Charles
Z. Duntey Of Boston and Emma A. Chase of Montpelier.
In sonth Londonderry, June T. Mazzni Severance and
Maud Callow.
In Bellows Falls, June 10, Charles H. Williams and
Fannie l.. Farr.
In Island Pond. June 49, Peter Rvard and Louise Bel
lau, both OF Island Pond.
In Newport. june l2, Charles Hutchinson and Kate
Harris, both OF Peacham.
In Brandon June Is. Eugene A. Newton and Emogene
Willis, both of Forrestdae.
In Ludlow. June g. Edward ID. Martin of Ludlow and
Mrs. Adde Clark of Mount Holly.
In Island Pond, June Norman Amy OF Guildhall and
Emma j. stoddard Of Charleston.
In Brattleboro June g. Robert NJ. Burnett OF Boston
and Margaret j. Hall of Bnttleboro.
In Plainfeld. June II, by Rev. W. T. Swinnerton,
Charles lombard and Mrs. Louisa Nye.
In Wardsboro. June Is, Forrest L. Stetson OF Jackson
vile and Carrie NJ. Briggs of Wardsboro.
In Ely. june II, at the church OF st. Johns, John
Murphy and Julia Donahue, both OF Ely.
In Perkinsville, June Amos T. Noyes OF Weathers-
Held and Helen +. Knapp OF Hayerhill, n. H.
In Bellows Falls June 8. Fred M. Waite Of Brattle-
boro and Anna +. Houghton of Dummerson.
In Stowe, June 2, by Rev. David Kilburn Frank O..
BatcheldeT and Julia st. Jock, both OF Stowe.
In Waterbury. June l6, by Rev. g. ii. Wheeler, Allen
c. Smith and Addie M. Moody, both of Stowe.
In Barton, June 9. william j. Monteith OF Brompton
p. O.. and Martha A. Leonard Of Bloomington
In Island Pond June 49, Aureeus Letarte OF Vance,
boro Maine. and Bridget L. GIL OF Island Pond.
In Rorbury, June g. by Rev. \. A. French, Willis H.
Dickerman and Addie Gushea, both OF Roxbury.
In Mddesex, June 49, by Rev. Howard f. Hil of Christ
church, Harry W. Roberts and Emily Taylor both Of
Middeser
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Boston Produce Market.

EGGs.-The market has ruled higher under moderate
SUNNY and active demand We quote fresh Eastern
s@lshc, Northern atl71s@lsc, and Western l6ll7c
" dozen.
CHEEsE.-The market has ruled moderately active,
and nrices lower. We quote good to choire Al
lO@llc fair to good al 9@l0c, and common at Ssc q
n according TO quality.
P0TAT0Es.-The market has ruled verv quiet, and
prices are lower Northern and Maine central Rose se
at Soc. Hounn and Arooatook Rose at 7075c, Prolics
at 606165c. Peerless at 600t65c. White Brooks Mt Soc
Burbank Seedlings at zoe, and Chenangoes at 5055C
~ bushel.
BEANS.-We quote choice hand-p picked Pea bpans al
$685. choice small hand picked Pea haans at 50
choice screened Pea beans at 81 5000 5, ed
Medium at 50 25@2 80. choice screened Medium at s2l,
@2.20 common haans at s21el5 choice improved Vel.
low Ewes at SO 93 aS. old-tashloned Yellow Ewes
s3.75@3s5. and Red Kidneys nominal at s3.45@3.5O q
bushel.
BUTTER.-The market has been firm and prices are
unchanged. The demand Ia active for the best grades
We quote choice fresh-made western creamery 222sc
good To choice freahmade western at 2062lc
ladlepacked at l4@l6c fair TO good at l0l3c fresh
northern creameres at 23@?4c fresh New York dairy
20Gt2lc frash Vermont dairy at 20612lc Franklin
county at 2l@22c and fair to good at ls@lsc " n.