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Tame butterflies.

A lady living in London writes In
the "0pen Letters" of the October
Century: I'm the Century for June,
1883, Mr.. Gosse describes monument
in which the sculptor has carved a
child holding out her hand for butter
flies to perch on. He goes on to say
that this was criticised as improbable,
even by so exact an observer as Mr..
Tennyson. 1t may therefore be Of
some interest to your readers to record
the following facts from my personal
experience:
Zone summer | watched the larvae
Of the swallow tailed butterfly through
their different stages, and reserved
two ohrysalides to develop into the
perfect insect. In due time one Of
these fairy like creatures came out.
placed it in a small Indian cage made
of fine threads of bamboo. A carpet
Of soft moss and a vase Of flowers in
the center made a pleasant home for
my tiny Psyche. | found that she
greatly enjoyed a repast of honey,
when some was placed on q leaf with
in her reach she would uncoil her
long probosois and draw up the
sweet food with great apparent
enjoyment. She was SO tame that
it became my habit once or twice
day, to take her on my finger,
and while walked in the garden She
would take short flights hither and
thither, but was also content to mount
upon my hand again. She would come
on my finger Of her own accord, and /
the day was bright, would remain
there as long as | had patience Il
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AN ARKANsAw JUDGE
Tells a Sad story of an Early
Experience.
Arkansaw Travel, Il

AThhushM lTdNelTt
when | take dinner anywhere,
said one Of Arkansaw's Supreme
Judges, II always think ofan incident
that occurred in my boyhood days.
One day my father sent me over to
assist a neighbor in a piece of work,
and at dinner the farmers wife seemed
particularly anxious that | should eat
enough.
"'Oh, do have some more cabbage
she would say, heaping my plate with
another help Of the vegetable. Pap,
pass the bread, for he amt eatin'
nothin. Have some more aigs. Let
me help you to the greens. Do you
like slaw2 Let me helpsyou. Have
some more cabbage. Let me help you
to some more chicken.
This kept on this way until | could
hardly see over my plate. Good man
ners suggested to me that it would be
an evidence Of i'll breedingnot to show
appreciation of the woman's kindness,
aud that if | did not eat everything
she put on my plate, she might fancy
an insult to her cooking. kept on
eating and protesting, until at last
when got up from the table | could
scarcely walk.
THAT evening, while on my way
home, passed the COW lot where the
farmers vile was milking. Two or
three neighboring women were stand
ing around, and | heard the farmers
wife saying something which thought
concerned me.
What, that boy2" she said. Il
never seed child eat so in my life.
lie eat, an eat, an eat, till he was fit
to pop | never allow anybody to 70
away from my table hungry, an when
he'd look up with sort of hungry
spressiOn like, I'd pile it on his plate.
| hope to never stir agin, il he didn't
eat whole head OF cabbage.
"'Don't you reckiD he gifts enough
to cat at homer one of the women
asked.
1t peers not, replied the farmers
wife, fur as tell you, he cat, an eat,
an eat, till he was fit to pop. | didn't
want to tell him to quit, an pap he
wouldn't say nothin', SO | let him eat.
Never seed anything like it. I'll de.
clare to goodness, / thought he would
pop before he got through, an when he
got up he stood around like he was in
misery. He may get enough at home,
but | hope never to stir agin if he
didn't eat, an eat, an eat, till he was
fit to pop. Cabbage is his strong holt,
and | thought that old Nat Walker
could beat anybody eatin' EN-, but
that boy could make him ashamed Of
himself
If he ever comes to my house, I'll
know what to cook, said one Of the
women, and as climbed the fence
and sneaked away, | heard the farm.
er's wife say, 1 hope to never stir
again, il nc didn't eat, an, but
hurried away.
THE report that was the great.
est eater in the country was soon
circulated, and for years afterwards
the people called me cabbage. Now
when | take dinner at place and the
hostess insists on my eating more than
want, | tell her why some of my old
friends address me as Cab.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Ida DArragh is the mail packet
leaving to morrow evening for Arkan
saw river.
The City Of Vioksburg will be the
Anchor Line packet leaving at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning for Vicks>
burg,
The Central City, bound for st.
Louis with cargo Of lumber, was re,
ported aground at Goose Island above
Cairo.
Captain Lawrence Carter will in a
few days start the steamer U. p.
Sohenck from Flint Island for New
Orleans.
The josie Harry was delayed until
8 o'clock yesterday morning but de-
parted with a nice trip Of both freight
and people.
The Wyoming is to leave St. Louis
on Wednesday next for New Orleans,
and there she will probably load for
the Ohio river.
The coal run from Pittsburg on the
late rise foots up 1881 coo bushels, Of
which ,4S3, 900 went to Cincinnati and
i,b2S,OOO TO Louisville.
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General Trade.


For the past three days wild excite.
ment has ruled in meats at points Of
supply, aud this market has PARTIES
pated in the unsettled condition Of
things to degree that renders prices
wholly nominal. Indeed, it is more
than probable that difference Of as
much as 10 per ID will be asked by the
various dealers, 1t is stated that the
supply Of smoked bacon is so ample
here that buyers can make good bar
gains, or, at least, command liberal
concessions as compared with other
classes. One reason for this is the
fact that newly cured dry sailed classes
will shortly be the favoritc with con
sumers. The receipts Of meats here
during last week was % carloads.
The markets here and elsewhere
tended downward until Thursday last,
when prices took a turn in con.
sequence Of a supposed corner for
October delivery on clear ribbed
sides. The result was that
by Friday evening mess pork had
700 to 81 per Dbl, and at Chicago clear
ribs ii 22l per cwt. Others in pro.
portion. Lard did not respond to the
upward movement SO freely, however
On Saturday values ran down consid
erably--c Tell 22iC per cwt, lard
loo and pork 400, and closing figures
we're 81 per cwt higher than a week
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carry her. with wings outspreAd, bask.
ing in the sunbeams, which appeared
TO convey exquisite delight to the del
icate little creature.
Il never touched her beautiful
wings. She never futtefed or showed
any wish to escape, but live three
weeks OF tranquil life in her tiny
home; and then having suppose
reached the limit Of butterfly exis-
tenee, she quietly ceased to live.
"On the day Of her death the other
butterfly emerged aud lived for the
same length OF time. Both werf
equally tame, but the second showed
more intelligence, for she discovered
that by folding her wings together she
could easily walk between the slender
bars Of the cage; and having done so
she could ay to a window and remain
here, basking in the sun. folding ant
unfolding her wings with evident en-
ioyment, until | presented my finger
Ehen she would Immediately steI
Upon it and be carried back to hel
cage.
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COMMERCIAL.


. fUbLtO LEDGER OFFiOE, l
MEMPHIS. Tam, October 8. 1883. I
Nearly aquarter Of million dollars
worth Of Eastern cotton bills were
offered to the banks during last week
and the whole volume, except in a few
special cases, was taken at the steady
rate Of to 10, the latter for grace car.
rying bills on points in New England.
Increased activity prevails in Elk.
change, and bankers sell New York
drafts at par. On New Orleans rates
are to discount buying and par selling
The clearings here last week
amounted to 81 1857 Sc, an increase
OF BAT per cent, or more than 1905, 900
over last year for the same week, also
a gain Of nearly $4,000 above the
preceding week. This shows a graft
tying increase in the business volume.
The feeling in financial circles is one
Of confidence, and while it rules close
and discount rates are stiff at 8 per
cent, the supply Of capital is equal to
the demand.
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gross has thus delegated to the hand,
4 q few men practically the power ..
legislate as to steam vessels. Thi,
board is a eumbrous one Its meet
Jugs are only annual. and if bad reg
llation needs revision, it cannot b
changed until the next annual meet
ing. The safety Of the lives Of pas
'engers on steam vessels, many con
nected with the service in high posi-
lions think, is inadequately protected
BY law.
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COTTON.

OOuA0Ms
Sales here on Saturday were 100
bales; to exporters, $50; to spinners,
$50, closing firm at ic advance on mid
ding fair and TO advance on all other
classes. Ordinary, Ste; good ordinary,
9Ic; low middiing, loo; middling, Toto;
good middling, l0lc; middling fair, lie.
TOTAL sales here for the past week
aggregate 5000 bales; to exporters AIS
and to spinners 1926. Total sales
since September LIST 1880 bales, of
which exporters have taken S75 and
spinners 1855 bales.
Prices here are now to higher than
a week ago on all except middling fair
and 90 higher on that grade. Com.
pared with the LIST Of last month val.
ues are now sc higher on ordinary; 10
higher on good ordinary and middling,
10 higher on low midding, and 10
higher on good middling aud middlins
fair. 1H E
z The NewYork cotton market closed
quiet at l-l6c advance over Friday.
On Thursday last quotations ia New
York were revised, new cotton being
the basis Of quotations at 3.
Ice to 10 lower than old of,
ferings, and upon this revision prices
are now 3 l6c higher than a week ago.
Stock on hand, 96,264 bales. Futures
closed steady ct 6 to 7 points above
the day before and Z to II points above
a week ago. New Orleans closed firm
with sales during Saturday of $3.50
bales. Middling, lOlc, and 10 above
the day before; also 10 higher than
this day last week. Total sales for
the week, 1880 bales. Stock on
hand, 92,9O4 bales. Futures quiet
and steady at % to "a points higher
than a week ago. Liverpool closed
firm at 3,l6d above last week. Mid.
ding uplands, 8 l5Nl6d; orleans, 6l.
l6d.
The receipts of cotton at all
domestic ports for the Z days
ending last Friday were 5lO,-
4S6 bales, decrease from last year
Same time 1880 bales. Total this
season, l23, 462 bales; increase 1911 ,5s5
and decrease of 2ll,7H as compared
with last year and the year before at
the same date. Total exports this
season, 294,O87 bales; last year same
time, 422, 42I and year before, 3O7, 1859
bales Total stocks, 4OS, 1888 bales;
same date last year 288,9S8, and year
before 46O.3lO bales.
The worlds visible supply is / ,6s5,.
~ bales; increase 275,O69 bales and
decrease of l25,999 as compared with
last year and the year before at thu
same time,
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AOAED

TO all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions Of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss Of manhood, etc., / will send
q recipe that will cure you, FREE on
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
by missionary in South America, Send =
lelf-addressed envelope 70 the Rev. JOsEPH T.
IsNAE. Walton D New fork City.
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1867 Prizes, amounting Boo
Application for rates TO clubs should be
made only to the ONCE ofthe Company in New
Orleans.
For further information, write clearly, Civ
ing full address. Make P. u. Money Orders
payable and address Registered Letters to ~
New Orleans, La.W
Ordinary letters BY Mail or Express to
n. A. DAUPHLM,
or NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
6O7 seventh 81, Washington, ID. q.
Or at West Court street. Memnhis. Tenn
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Non.ILesident Notice.

4 $50 BIN the Chancery Court Of Shelby
osunty, Tenn.-lho State Of Tennessee Va
W Butler Of al
I ! appearing from shoriTs return IN his
/ saase that .he defendants, Mrs jennie
II '2on and Mrs Lottio Dixon, are not 10 DO
70 "a a In his county.
n, is therefore ordered that they make
tEeif appearance herein, at tho courlhOuan
OF hslby county, In Memphis, Tenn, on
o. illlre the hrat Monday IN November 1854,
an PLEAD, anawqr or demuf 70 complainant
saw iwill be taken for confessed AZ % them
a ID iot for hearing ox-parte, and that a cory
o ll'i order DO published once 4 week, for
T.. aiocoJ1ive weeks, 10 the Public Ledger.
q ist dag Of September, 1855.
a l9py-Atteat:
D3JM Bradley, ID. q, A NJ.
n Hampton, sol FOE complainant.
~ ~ " A
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CHANCERY SALE
Real Estate

4hOcbl Las Jtt IGs
No. 1872, R -Chancery Court Of shelby cSun-
ty-John Bakes, ir, vs.. Dewitt Clinton
MeMakin Dekalb McMakin ct al.
by virtue OF an interlQcutory decree for
- sale, entered 10 tho above cause on the
9tn day Of August. lSS3in NJ So, page 55S,
will sell, at puo ic auction, TO the highest
bidder, In front Of the Clerk and Master9
office, courthouse Of Shelby county, Memphis,
Tenn, on - 40 -
Saturday, October IL, 1883,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tenn,
to-Wit; Commencing At tho southwest cor
ner Of Tennessee street and an 1ey, one
hundred and zen feet from the northeast cor
ner of Trezsyant an Tennessee streets, run
ming thence north with tae line Of Tennessee
str set seventy feet thence east a. right an
gos with Tennessee street one huadrod and
eigaty feet TO Clinton alley; tnence south
a.Ong ClintOn alley seventy ieat thence
one hundred and eighty feet 10 the place Of
be inning, In Taxing District Of shelby cOun.
", Tennessee, subject 10 the allotment By
tho Circuit Court Of Shelby county Ola cor
tain portion OF said lot for the right Of way Of
tho sams described as follows; beginning AT
Oh south and vest line OF Lot No. Z, one hun
dfal and twenty feet from the south line OF
huling streog running thence along aud
with the east line fenno gseo 81. 20 feet; thence
at right angles with said line oastwaad forty
foeG thence at right angles northWardly
seventy feet; thence at right angles west
Waidly forty foot 10 the beginning point,
making an area Of 1890 feet, as shown By
pat In report Of Commissioners In case No.
2li. reference Docket. said Circuit Court,
mississippi and Tenneases X 4 Co. vs. Chn-
ton McAakin Of al.
Terms Of Salo-On a credit Of Z months,
purchase executing note with approved
security; lien retained, redemption barred.
luis September ~, 1888.
X. ]. BLACK, O. and n.
BY George Mallory. b. U. and NJ.
O. Vance, sol tor comppt N
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Railroads.
Gin; LOul Mem.

Wp.n nSEs. '%7IpEa
% an Nh SSics Is nails 10 % Pm
Ohatt. n en- r \. XVI
SSOp.m malls. ToAm
1000 am through NAH 1000 pm
90 an daticn. n 4 Spp.m
Ss:.SS gi %AIil' S;ss,onPSs's, 4 ;;SSs S.S
"a Hf0ssiH md I'd & SEtouSb hao"
~' Mem. 4 L. n. R. r. JPN
o. Am through mails. Z 90 am
Ohea., 0. h 8. W. r.
iOP.m malls - TOOA.m
WA.m r. through nails. 10 90 pm
Riv. q 9th. NAILS.
Msmphis and FriAr'S
VAN Point Agent, lSOpsn'
Wa.mi Postoiios. - $50 PINT
Hslsaa : olarsndcn 4,
iOoa.mf AGENT. $50 ami
ami 9t.Louis Mem AIT 30 PM
100 ann 0sce0lakM en- Aren't. 4 80 PM
100 AMI AfkAnsAl RiYerARent 1 80 PM
Nom. TO Holly6pr' 60,
600p.m' Miss. Stage route. 90 amt
monday. Wednesday and Friday.
iDaily.
monday, ThuEtday and Saturday.
Sunday, Tuesday and friday.
mueadAy, Thurad Az and Saturday,
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L9rrtgY.
NEw ORLrASs, August J. io0l I
TO THE PUBLIC F!
Investigate for YourseIvea!

Investigate for YourseIvesy
Postmaster. General Gresham having pub
ishsd a whlful and malicious falsehood Ia 70
fard to tho character Of The Louisiana state
Lottery Company, the following facts arc
given 10 the public to prove his statement.
that We are engaged n fraudulent business.
to DO false sha antruo. -
Amount Of prizes paid by the Louisiana
stase LOttory.Company from January l, 1873,
to present date; IaNs@.= ~ - - -.
Paid to Southern Express Co., Now
Orleans, t., Nj. Wescoat, Manager 81, 65.q0
Paid TO Louisiana National Bank,
Jos. II. 0glesby. Prcsident........ l6gQ0o
Paid 70 Leuisiana State Natl Bank,
5. ii. Kennedy, President ........, l2510n
Paid to Now0rleans National Bank,
A. Baldwin, Presidont. ............-,. $3.50
Paid to Union National Bank,
$. Charlaron. Cashior.................... 6f.450
Paid to Citizens Bank,
n. Il. Carriefe, President.......... SION
Paid to aermania National Bank,
Jules Cassard, President 3OOlO
Paid to llibernia National Bank
Chas. Pallray, Cayhior.............. 5000
Paid 10 Canal Bank,
I'D. Toby, Cashier 131D
Paid to Mutual NahOnal Bank,
Jos. Mitchell, Cashier.........,..,....,. som
Total paid as above. ,953't50
Paid in sums Of under 500 AZ tbs
various Offices Of tho Company
throughout the United Statos....... 2.627. 40
Total paid BY ,Ssf $50
For the truth Of tho above facts No refer
the public TO the officers OF the above named
corporations, and for our legality and stand
ing to the Mayor and officers Of tho CITY OF
New Orleans, to the State authorities Of Lon
isiana, and also to tho U. s.. officials OF Lou-
isiana, We claim 10 BIO legal, honest and
correct In all our transactions, as much 40 a.
any business in the country. Our standingis
conceded by all who hvestiRate and Oh
stock for years has been sold at our Beard OF
Brokers, and owned BY many OF odr best
known and respected citizens.
n. A, DAUPHIN, President.
sE CAPITAL PRIZE, $50, 900, n.
Tickets only 90. Shares In prOpOrfiOn
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kAILRoAD TIME.tAsnFn

ChesapeaHe, ohio 4 Houthwestorn,
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IS L FINLEY, Ticket Agent.
AYSTEVEN6. Pass. Agent,
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Commissioner.

0OhMAHsADAeAhs
incorporated In 1868 for IS years BY tho Leg
stature tor Educational and Charitable pur-
reserve fund Of b5Q.0O0 has since been added.
" an overwhelming popular vote its fran
chlae was made part Of the present Sffte
Constitution adopted December I'd, A D., 1873.
Inc only Lottery ever voted on and indors-
Cd BY the people Of any State.
1t never scales or postp0nes.
Its 9fand single Numbor Drawings
will take place monthly.
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
n WIN A FORTUNEl
TENTH GRAND DRAWING. CLASS X.
AZ New Orleans, Tuesday, October 0, 1883
-l6lst Monthly Drawing. -
Capital Prize, $4,000.
100000 Tickets nj Five Dollars Each.
LrncliOna. In ElIlha In nrnnnriInr
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- 49,
New Orleans Mail daily 5.4np N 0 bnap
Bardis acoommOdation..I Is pm 8 IS q M
freight train, car O'g'sl 8 As am 3,lO pm
Except sundayl..........l .
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(clty Tire.l


,0ity tims) - -
Through Express, daily l1.B DIN. II 30 S.p,
Nail y nxp'u, d ly.,....... 7.O am. go
Somerville Accom- dat'nl
dsily lsxespt sundayl...l l.b5p.m.l $50 80,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-05-25
LOST BROTHER.

INFORMATION WANTED BY TBE RELA.
sives us James A. Baskerville. who 10 shout
50 yesrs of age da eyes, feet 10 inches ir hight.
He was iSst heard from st Cripne. IL. Utah Terri.
tory There some money in the hauds OF hts
relatives f'r him. Any per on knowing Of hta
whereabouts will confer great favor BY sending
his address to
WILLIAM BASKERvILI.E. Ar
a77m3s Hudss1. Datss County. NJ.
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Fort Psu1blns.


The ice party have commenced dlling
the iee-housss, ice being . foot thick.
Sam'l 7 .Bsir. our courteous mail carrier,
will b Substantially compensated for his
'labom In future, instead ofgettiny u mere
thaak you.
MajorG. n. Bsyton, Post Commander.
~ Tussdsy night for Fort Smelling;
lot lieut. Geo.A.C Cornish will havs charge
sfthe post during his absence.
inspector General RIP. Hughes, Capt.
ID Infantry -lsft here ON the 18Th. for
Fort snelling'highly pleased with the
eonditisn Of the post and with it sanitary
improvements especially.
The Gallery practice for the month Of
November, forty men firing, averaging
SO per cent. Though not - good - the
proceeding month. still, considering the
number Of recruits, Il i . fsir avsrags
at u feet.
Capt. Myrick, Judge advocate Of the
General Court Martial to convene at Fort
Smelling Dee. 9Th, arrived hero Sunday
morning. He ieit Sunday night accnn.
panied by Capt. Chambers AcKib!s.n
l3thifantry.
Thanksgiving passed Of quietly 1t the
Fort. some Of the men attended tls
Oyster suppsra q Kittsoa hall. whils
Others took in tl,s dance At Il. vineent
Both parties speak we'll Of tl,sir respec
tive a,nusements.
The dance 10 DO siven q the pos
Friday night. Dec. 2, promises 70 be up d
tie standard. Invitations TO the number
sfs0 have bsen mailed. Al gentlemen
w& plsass psssant their invitatitns q
The door,. Fort Orchssess will Mrnisl
j music.
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Probate Nssie..

OF DAKOTA.(
County OF Pembina. ] In Prcbste Court.
In the matter OF estate Of George Emsrlins
deceased.
Fsancis X. Delano. Administrator of said estate
having tiis day filed with this court his nnA &c.
count al administration aud q petition praying
for the settlement Of sid final account and ali
order from this court allowing raid finnl account
add for the distribution Of tn residue Of the
estate VI said decedent In his haads u the hsir1
q law entitled thereto, aud also for nal decree
distributing said estate and an order disclarglng
him ~ admintstrat.f Of said estate aud that hir
bond may be cancelled and discharged.
Now, therefore notice 10 hereby given ~ Ill rsr.
SINS interested in aid estate that have
Thursday. the zRh day Of December, Isss. at ten
O'clock Ia the forenoon Of said day Ut IN, Office III
the courthouse In the town Of Pembilia for the
hearing 81 rald petition. when and where any
persoo Interested may appear aud chow cause
why said account should not be alias ed spd said
petition granted and an order Issued accordingly
allowing said dnal acct,unt and order distri6,st.
ing said estate aud final decree aud an order dts
charging administfator granted. Aud It u
ordered that due notice Of said hearing be given
By publishing the same in the PiOSxER.Exfkxss
four umss far four eOpse0utlve weeks.
Dated Novem6eS, 10Th, ls6S.
.RoSRRr TwBRDiIR,
0Av1NHY b XNRksuAW JudRe q Probate.
A0O50eyo. Uro
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how ESNONT.

Will Rockliff 10 getting ready for u trip
to England.
CAPTAIN ri'ompson.is spending few
weeks among friends in St. Paul.
Wheat is going to Kennedy Station
from here, in large quantities. The
farmers think It the hest market.
Several granaries have been broken
into lately, and grain stolen. We hope
the guilty parties may be caught.
MiB McPherson and Miss Bristol leave
in few days for their old home in
Ontario. We join their many friends in
Wishing them . pleasant trip and quick
return.
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YoUM0.
NJ. Wilson Hunter q going back 70
Ontssie. wlsess potatoes Sipsn.
sa,n1 Buchanan eot . bad sash in his
foot Last Friday with . grub hoe.
The farmers wet Of % are busily en-
esesd haulin1 grain to Hamilton at pres
eut,
Olaf Rstssson hes erected himsslSa Ans
dwelling house. He il going 70 occupy 1t
soon.
Mesn. A. J. Admundrud. I. Hunter
and James Brown have erected One new
houses.
sanesodyis got bran new suit d
clnel,es-~0nder who ID going TO Gel
married Hnt.
T. johnson came down from his place
in Cavileer county Saturday and ssys Il
Is . little cool up there.
Hunting IL the order of the day nov
snd the boys have . royal dms huntins
deer, ak, rabbits, chickens and partridsel
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