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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-20
Die Sicrcnee Mtabtinsale Der Sins
berpfege.

Die Tlorence S1tabtinsale Der Sins
berpfege.
Golsentes It etn Mus3us eines an ben
Deutften Neform MeHsnser In gtam.
bsrsturat, pa., sefdriebenen Bsisfss:
Cine gBubltbdteriu.
Ssfnst bic 5biire fur fe unb Wers
Wtnslow utrb bewetlen, baB lfe bic ame.
rttanifde JlorentIner Nadttsaa Der &in.
Der 1T. Dauun fno mir io itber3euet,
oab mir unierer ,,Suls" lebren werbsn
gu iasen: ,@eiesnet fet Wfrs @inslpm"
neil ife berlelbeu bebalFtd mar, iibsr bic
9erioDe pes 3atnens unb anbere Be=
ldwerlttbfeiten fir 6inber binw ee,utom.
msn. Wrs gBinslpw @potina
SYrup ,immt ben &inbsrn bic S9mer,
gen unb furtrt DYlentrte unb Dsarrbpe.
gr madt ben @anmen cart, befrett BON
gnt,itnouns unb brtnst bas Rtnb elidlt&
iibsr bic Dertube bee 3abnens btnwea.
St tbut seraoe bas. was er porsisbt 3u
tbun, Nllss unb uitt psntssr. gBir ba.
ben etnmal Mrs W!nslorp esishen sfnb
fennen fe nur ourd itren g optina
SYrnp fur 8tnber. g8snn MIR bic
Madt batten, piirben MIR fs als 5silanb
fiir bic 6inoer binilellsn--was fe aud
In Der dbat III. Der SYrup pirS In
allsn @potteten 3u 25 Gents per 9lafGs
pertauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-20

SIN iuriftifden grameu. Serr
@an6ibat, fagte Der eraminirenbe SUI
iti5ratb, sic f0nnen mir leioer ni6t
fasen, mas i'm juriiiii6en Slime ,8e=
trugu 1T. go min i'd es Snnen erfld=
rem: 8etrug beib, bic nnipifenbeit
clues Nnbern benuben, um ibm S6as
ben susufiigen. Ganoibat: sic tpiien
alIo, Serr Suifisratb, msl6es 0erbre=
6ens Sic fi6 f6uloig MAIDEN tpiirben,
lpenn ii9 mid bur9falen lieBen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-20
(8ortfebuns foIet. J

- nMas notorii6 1T, ipirb oft als
beriibmt berfannt", aber 9fieren=Graut
miro ME fir eine Quad Meoisin ber=
fanat. 9fieren &rdut 1T iiberall als
cine e6te. beipdbrte Mtebi5in gegen alle
2eber=, Magen= uno gderen=&ranfbeiten
anerfannt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-20

: aner's Mugue Cure bat Sau lens
ben bon Meni6en in ben Sumpfgegen=
BEN bieIes unb an6erer 2dnoer bas 2es
ben gerettet. @s piro garantirt als elm
fi9eres unt RAID tuirfenbes @egenmit=
tel, bas frei BON alien i6d6li6en 8e=
ftanbtheilen 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-20

= 6. 3. Mafbburne, ber frubere
Ser. Staaten @eianote in paris, lit
gum correfpOnbirenben Wlitglie6 Der
Mcabemie Der WiienI6aften unO &iinfe
in &ouen (6rallfrei9) ernannt tpDrben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-20

Seer gtame nSDbra" fam angemen=
bet tperben Inn irgen6 tpel6es tpeitrei=
6enbes llebel gu bef6reiben. = Wia
man erfolgrei6 bas bielf6pfige uuge=
beuer &ranfbeit befdmpfen, 70 iollte
man itets Grau Binfbarn's &rduter=
wfii9ung aur 9anb iid balten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-20

= 9err 3t. g. aiee, 6amiltun,
fagt: uMeine Grau bat 8rotpns gi1enz
Bitter nit groBem grfolge gebraudt.
Sbr Nppetit uno ibre &rdfte iiu6 oa=
our6 bebeutenb gebe1ert tporben."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-20
Surc1 einen Ser. gtaaten 0trst ent=
0fphlen.

9r. $. 80. g. Bbeetpn 1T Elm Ser.
Staten Dirt uno mobnt in Blooming
ton, Snb. Ser Doctor i6reibt: sd
empfeble Samaritan Nerbine,
neil es gpileplie beilte. Nerste, i'm
Nagemcinen, iinb Greunbe 6es Mittels.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-20

= OnspepFa ber SefdbrliGfte Tstnp
ber @eIunbheit, tpttb ourd Anwenbuug
bon ,,aders Dpspepfas Eabletc" turirt
Bel alien Mpctbeteru 30 baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-20
8 6eitere Scene i'm Geri6tsz
{anl.

- ttl Clt v = Ut lHt W tIt W =
aal.
8ei einerS9purgeri6ts tsberiammlung
in MirHberg, nobel es ii6 I'M einen
&inbesmoro banoelte, ereignete li6 fol-
senber 3wii6enfan: Cine Sante Der
angetlagten follte als 3eugin pereibigt
tuerben, unb Der prdliOent wollte ibr
Die @i6esformel boriagen, tpel9e fi6
na6fpre6en iollte.
Yrdlibent: Sd i6w6re :
3eugin: Sas biirfen's i6on, i6w6=
ren's nur gu!
g: (na6 gegebener 9luftldrung
fortfabrenb) 9aB ib nu6 beitem Mii=
fen bic Wabrbeit iagen iperbe-
8. (bie Stufen gum Slide bes
@eri6tsbofs binabiteigeno uno benz
prdiibenten auf bic Sdulter flOpfeno) ::
Das thu i'd, oas thu id!
9ab bel oieier Scene meoer Der &i1=
ter, nod bic @ei6porenen erni bIeiben
fonnten, 1T lei6t erfldrli6.
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nR.0HGH ON RATS y

8ertretbt Natten. WduIe, 3oibauSen,
6liesen, gmeiien. gettwan,en, Stinttttes
re. Is gents. Bei Mpctbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-20

8rabanoter, 8aleneieune, gos
riier, @ufiifde. Sdhiif6e ua6 leinene
Gpiben in GROCER austuaE bilisIt beim
Famous.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-20

: 9as aufselOite Or6eiter bes &i=
6ar Wasner=Sbeaters, tpel6es befannt=
li9 gum er6Bteren She'll fur bas neue
Stem Oorfer Spernbaus enga9irt tpoa=
ben, miro i'm September BON guropa
abreiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-20

@eiammtiunune Der auSaablunsen $4,8S1, ,O6o
8esen Der 8abrbeit obieer Sbatfaden ber-
iuelien mir oas Rublifnm aiif bic 8eanten ber
genannten @orporationen, unb peaen BET @e-
leBlt1teit uno mnierer Stellung auf ben MaAor
uno bic Beantten oer Stabt Stein Orleans unb
anf Die Staats- unb 9. st. @eamten bon
youifiana. gSir beanlprnden, in unlern Sc.
ibdften geletlid, tbrlid unb correct M iein,
gerabe iuie anbere @efdafte inl sanbe. Der
Stano nnleres @eidaftS unterIudt peroem anb
nnlere Aetien iperoen ieit Sa1ren bon ben Bro.
tsrS bertauft uno bon bielen mnlerer befannte.
item uno geadtetften 8iirger geei9net
VI. u. Oaup bin, @raiibent.
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g er # DD II It q.

EntfS %tIIen fInb fpc5iel FIR bicic Sdne
bereifef, ef1e9Ufs psrurfad)f efften iuIdbenged)s
(el I'm g5ef7nben, oae Der 2eibenee erifaunt 1T.
Sic periIebreu eeH Appctft nnb berrfabeu Nleifdjs
nnfaf, ca ber Rorper seH6brf uub burt tre tpniide
aBirfuna auf bie5eroduitnsSprad game en regelnldkts
ger &mbfgdna berporeerufen tptrb. greis IS Gents
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-20

= anopfe. gefabartitel fir 9amens
neIoer ! ilttb @df9e, ioiDie fir 8ettseus,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-20
cpmptcnle elmer

mutbGti0eft g e B er.
Wa1taef an appetif, @ebarm geTftppfuns,
gdnersen I'M Scpf nit eiitetn 6urtpfen @efiibl
i'm Sintertppfe, GdmerSen inter ben 9duiter<
bldttern, Mufaetriebeniein tad benz Giien, init
@bneigilua geaen jeoe fTrperlide cher geifttSe
9bdtigfeit, rei;bareSg temperament trilbeGtifrz
milra nit benz beipnoeren @efiible, irgenb
cine Ebljesenheit nerae5ief 81 haben, Wtioigz
felt, g8irre, Ser5flppfen, Bu1tte bcr ben Mugen,
aelbe Sauf, iiberbaiipt &cpfidntersen obcrbalb
Des reihten MugeS, iinrnbiger gdlaf init beangs
ftigenbeH grauiue1, fart 9efdrtter 1riit nnb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-20
la. T..

Ote Ecuttdnd StaateIofterie III cte tlnitgs, bn
BON eirem Stdats geGartert wnrbs.
0Ouiftarta @tate Qctterp gr.
Dtsfes Safttui pnst. i'm Sa9se 1858 fss els
sltbxnsc> uuo gDpbltbdtisteits. Brede srn hs
e5iaaielegteIatur fur ben 8eilraum pon fanfxnh,
trpanaie Saeren 8eftslsA iaspspprirt uis ftasp
Hapttal ssa 81, ,0C0. 900, 10 psIsatm ne fet,Stg
etasn 8rieresfoHb scA s560, ,00e binsuatfias ts
Dur1 elm dberfGrsaeiiHss Wetnm GnSbsn III.
&edlte eiM xkeil Der segenwatigsn Ssaassern-
ilttntipn, ongenommen an D. Dseeuber 1871
Jbre sro6e1 9tebungrn ppn etnaslnss
Kum inner Rnben mrnatItH ttatt. NitmaIe ptss
enc 5sebuns sesf&abeu. @anIsis uaafplesuhss
Ylan.
0rObe mpnatlihe 3iebuns Der
Clasge H
Dienffas ben IA. Musuff 1883.
Aae naftrt Ianftissn 8irbnnseu Fnbeaaatt xnss
8ufftdt uab 1ttiung Der @fnerdIe
9. o. 3famFegare unn gonissaua nuS
gnbaI 9. Watly ruu Sjirgiuien.
Sauptprsis 5000
100000 5i6ets 3u SIS iebes. Dru@.
tbeile In 6iinftsl ini Terbdltnie.
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Mun,n,er 368.
Neip Orleans, l. ausuF 1888.
Mn 0os Nublifutit.
81 On p Ri fe fefb It.

!
General &oftmeiiter @rei6am bat cine ab.
fidtlide lno iaaliti0ie llnipabrbeit in 8esua
anf ben gbarafter ber 2ouiiiana State Qotferv
@ompanb berohentIi1t. Nadftebenbe Sbatios
Gen tuerOen baber bent Yublifum aur Yriifuna
borgele9t, UNI gu bepeiien, bab feline 8ebaups
tungen, ipir fiibrten elm betriiaerildes @efdaft.
untpabr unb fali6 1ino.
@etrag Der @eminne, melde bnrd Die 2oui.
iiana 2ottery Company bon l. Sanuar 1879
bis gum beutisen Datum ausseaabIt purben:
Gnn bic Soutbern Ggpreb Co., Nlep Srleans,
8. W. 8escoat, Manager -. $l,s66.S0
Yin bic 2ouifiana Gtaat8sNational>
8anf, S. S. Sslesby, Yrafioen, 46S 900
Yin bic 2ouifana Siaatss gfationale
8ant, 9. S. aennebs, Yrdfibent,. 125.1oo
Yin Die 9onifiana Mational. .8ant, U.
:, salOipin, @rafOent $3.50
Yin bic Union gfational. .8onf, 9.
gbarlarpn, &aifirer . 64,450
an Die @itisens 8ant 6. 8. Garriere,
Brdiibent $1,000
YIN Die @erlnania &ationaIbant SuIes
;, eadarD, @rafiosnt 10000
an bic Sibernia aationalbans, gbas.
Yalfrsb, eaffirer. ...........'.. 81 900
YIN bic Ganal. 8anf, gb Sobh, gaiIirer 1880
An bic Wtutnal gtationalbanf, Soi..
Mitdel, Gaifirer. .......... 5000
:, sutnma $2,25s,e5o
gmsbesablt in summen unter $1,000
IN ben berf4ieoenen Sffieen ser
gompagnie .....3....s.2 2,627 ,4IO
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81 0tpinst In 8sirass stn
@esIan5iAuus.

sDir befAeinieen bierour9. ba6 wiy ale An>
erbnunssn bti ben uiunalltMen nab taItid4yIiatu
6ietuu9en Der 9pmiilano GtaatsIpttsrie- -Gpms
pasnie lbere o4en unb perf5nltd tpntruIiren. e.
hermann. gBir ermdHtieen bte gcmpaenie, bits
fes gertificos fur itre Mn3etsen I'D beHnben.
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Serr Sobn Sarris, @nnis, Seras,
fast: sd beriu6te 8rotpns Giien=
Bitter gegen eine niebergebro6ene GOn=
ititution unb bin iebt munter uno pobl."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-20

9emben fir 0erren (unlaundred)
so Sent bas Stiid beim 6ampus.
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Vmff'a * nir O n ..

0rane Snnre pcer Z II tperben bird ein etnsges
9uffrdaen biefer 3arbe 5u gIdnsenp fHndr5en
perfpa6eif Gie Serietl cine 1firiie 9arbe rD trtt
nngenbidf. 9a rerfaufeH tn aprtbeien oeer utro na
Gnpfdag BON 81 nurd Grpreb berfnnnt.
Dffice as @2Mrra1 Gfreet, gsemsDprH.
(Dr Tufts WrHnal tpefftppner nrtertpeifungen unnl
knstieresepte pcus gsrp aferlangen fret perfenneD
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-25
A DREADFUL CArAsTR0P HE.

| An Avalanche in Colorado Carries Bald
ing IN Which Were Eleven Mlnsrs to
Dessructian-Six Taken gut Dsad, and
the Others not Expected to recover.
COLORADO, Dec. 23.-By special mos
senger to Montrose, Colorado, news has
just been received in Ouray of horrible
accident at the Virginia mine, which &C.
CURED last Friday owing to the stormy
weather, which has been more severe than
known for years. The messenger could
not reach Ouray sooner, though only seven
miles distant. Virginia mine is owned by
the Caroline Mining company, Of Boston,
and employs thirty five men. I. is stu
ated above the timber line at the foot of
Snefies range. On Friday afternoon a
huge mass of snow started from the top of
the range. swelled into an avalanche a. it
descendsd, and striking the building ussd
as boarding house, where eleven men were
resting, swept it completely away,
burying the men fifteen ana twenty feet
under the snow, and amongst rocks and
timber, fortunately missing the engine
house. AFTER the noise and confusion
was over, the miners who were in the
shaft started to search for their comrades.
Five were taken out alive, but badly
crushed, and may die; the other six re-
covered were dead. Their names are
Thos. Nurvan, JAS. Fitzgerald, Robert
Frazer, W. M. Carmichael, Ohas. Arm
strong and VIM. Sheilder. Most of them
leave families. Reports received from
the mountain towns state that there is an
unusual snow fall of from four to five feet
deep on the level. The warm weather for
the past few days is the cause of the snow
slides, which are common occurrence
late in tbs spring, but are not looked for
this season OF tae year, which made it all
the more disastrous. Other accounts of
equal severity may be looked for as soon
as the messengers make their way from
the interior of this section.
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the sea, for the reason that the lake con-

the sea, for the reason that the lake con-
tains none of their natural enemies.
Charles A. Matthew's, the young New
York petroleum broker, son Of the late
Mr.. Singer. the millionaire sewing mach
inc man, az hss.been announced, killed him.
self in the Colorado Hotel, Philadelphia,
about month ago. At the time no speci-
al cause could be assigned for the rash act
as he was supposed to be very wealthy,
ana vas happily married. It now turns
out that he lost fabulous sums gambling.
and had gone 10 Philadelphia as 8 last re-
sort in the hope OF ssgaining at fare somO
Of his lost wealth. One Of his exploits q
fev years ago vas the breaking Of the
Monte Carlo (rouge ct noir) Bank at
Monaco tvise in few days. He left there
for home with winnings amounting to
Sl25,O0O of which he lost to sporting men
on the trip over $4,000 in cash. On the
very next trip across he lost $4,000 on
the steamer, and continued to play aboard
and at home until he was almost ruined.
He said: II will try Philadelphia and
see if cannot recover portion of my
losses" AID while there, up to within a
few hours os his death, played almost con-
tinuously.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-25

There was no business yesterday among com
mission houses except that in connection with
holiday stuff The trade in poultry has been
very large. An immense number of birds
came in on Saturday and yesterday morning ship
ments both by rail and road were largo, pricss,
however, remain high and the supply not equal
to the demand. The principal dealers assert
that it was not possible to let everybody have
a bird for their Christmas cheer. There ara no
changes to make in quotations which are as
follows:
BUrrER-Receipts liberal; grease, SC; packing
stock off flavor, 798c; store packed sweet, l251s
glsc; choice dairy, 25c; creamery, 28Gs5c
BsASs-Common, $lGl.75; medium, 200Q
2.25. handpicked medium, $3.50; navy $3.50
$500.
BACON AND HAMs-Long clear bacon, 1Oo;
short clear, 1910; shoulders, $40; hams, lag
lac.
CELERY 4O95Oc per dozen.
CHEEsE-Skim, 697c; part cream, $3.50; full
cream old, l0Gllc. full cream fall made, 1915
@l4c.
DRESSED MEATs-Beef country dressed, 40 II
615c; city dressed, 61s9Sc; mutton, country
dressed, 697c; city dressed, 79914c; veal, log
lie.
EGGs-Ice house and picked, 24@25c; strict
" fresh, &c and very scarce.
FLoUR-Patents So 90@ $3.50; fancy brands,
1Gc@2Oc higher; straight $5.00Gs5.25; Bakers
xxx 4.25@5. 20; low grades s3@s4; Rye -four
$50 per barrel; graham S4.2594.50 per barrel
buckwheat -four, $7.7s@5.
FRUITs-Apples, S.UOU4. so; pears, Califor-
per box; Louisiana, do, 697O per Dbl; Malaga
lemons, 5951i; Cranberries, s.5o@lt.O0;
Malaga grapes, 7@7 so; Catawba grapes, l0Gl2c
per 10. Figs, new, Ice, 1Sc, 20c per ID. dates,
black in trails 7c9sc, fard in boxes, 12c.
FURs-lIink, 50c9 LOO; coon, 6O@S0c; lynx,
1.5O9S.O0; musk rat, S@llc; kits, &c; red fox,
1.25@l.50; kits, 3094Uc; silver fox, 20.u0G
1000, cross 2.5s@6. 90; otter 4. 0o9s.GO; fisher,
5.0O97.OO; skunk, S0@75o; badger, 5097oc;
wild cat, 5096Oc; heuss cat, loo 35c; narten,
1.25@3 90; Wolverine, 4.0o@5.00; wolf, l.509
$50; prairie wolf, 75cQl. 30; bear, 10000. co;
cubs, 4.0066.00; beaver, Lake Superior,
2.O0@2. 25per ID, Hudson bay, 2.QO@2.25 Der
h., Dakota, 1.50@l.75 per h.
HDEs-Dry, l29 Sc; green, salted, Tic:
green, 61ac calf, dry, sc, green 12c; deer, dry,
20@25c; antelope, 20925c; elk, 20925c; buffals,
SglOc.
Woo1-Unwashed. 1S@2lo; washed, asa
Bic.
HoSEr-White clover, zoe lb; bnckwheat, 1sc
Washington Territory, CSC; New York,
S0c
PEAs-Dried, sIS5@l so per bushel.
PoULTRY-Chickens, dressed, 10914c per 10
turkeys, dressed, 124lsc; ducks and geese
l0@i3c.
Roors-( hIedicinal) ginseng, 9ls5; sen
eca snake root, 35937c per 10.
yzS1soN-In skin saddles, 1O@t1c; out Of
skin. S19c; carcasses with skin 79Sc.
LIVE STocK-Good healthy, demand for i'm
mediate use with tendency to higher figure.
Rouge mixed cattle S9S$ie; fsi
mixed 3A9ic; fair steers 44d
CSC; good steers 5G514c; prim.
STEERS 57595il; hogs heavy 5@57sc; medium
4SI05c; light 5$4G4c; sheep Stl9451c
calves S7GS.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-25
FINANCE & COMMERCE.
On Change.

Sr.PAUL. Dec. IS, 1888 .-There was but light
attendance at the board of trade yesterday morn
lug. business men bsing more concerned about
holiday presents and filing holiday orders, than
they were about specializing in grain and
produce. The fact that the outside
markets held ne board yesterday was
another cause of inactivity On the local change
as transactions in options il not in spot is
wholly governed by advices from Chicago and
Milwaukee. At the call quotations for
wheat spot and futures were unchanged ek-
cepting February and May. The former went
up &c and the latter advanced. 10. Corn No. 2,
old was enquired tor at Sc, but sellers
held at old rates; $50 was bid for January, with
no sellers. May was held at 10 higher than
Saturdays markets New mixed was offered at
53c, with no buyers, and samples of rejected
were shown, for which 40050e were asked.
Oats were little off for January, and February
advanced 115c to buy; 2Sc were bid
for May oats, which were held at SOC. One car for
January Of No. mixed was sold at 3Oc. There
was no change in barley, and rye declined 1c.
Bran was SIC off to sell, and baled hay was fat,
quoted at 81, but the sales effected
were on private terms. Ground feed
was steady at Saturdays prices, one
car, however, was sold at 5000, being ST. so
of closing price. As the oath last year fell on
Sunday we are unable to compare current quo
tations with those of the same day OF 'S2.
Following is full list of prices at the CALL
WaEAT--No. hard, Sl.00 bid; December,
LOO bid; January, Sl.00 bid; February, S1.02
bid; May Sl.07 bid, No. l regular 92c; No.
hard, 94c bid, No. regular, $50 bid; No.
3, 70c bid; No. 4, 60c bid; rejected, SOC bid.
CoRN-No. 2, o6o bid, $50 asked; January,
55c bid, SIC asked; February, SIC bid, 5Sc
asked; May 56c bid, Coo asked; No. 8, $40
bid, SIC asked; new mixed, $50 asked; rejected
40@50c asked.
OATs-No. 2 mixed, 200 bid, SOC asked;
January 295Sc bid, 39c asked; February, 321fo
bid, $40 asked; May sec asked; Ne. 8, CSC
bid, 29c asked; No. white, Bio asked; No.
white, 29c bid, SOC asked.
bARLHY-No. =, Sc bid; No. 8 extra,
45c bid; Ne. s, 40c bid.
RYR-No. q, Ate bid.
GROUND FKKD-32o bid. s22 asked.
Corn MEAL-20 bid 81 asked bolted % bid,
SIS asked.
BsAN-s9.50 bid, aI0.50 asked.
BALED HAY-$7 bid, 81 asked.
TIMOTHY HAy-s9.5U asked.
FLAX SEED-s1 20 bid: 81. 80 asked.
TIMOTHY SKED-s1. 10 bid; 40 asked.
CLovEa SEEDS. 90 bid, IS 90 ssked.
LIVE HoGS-5c bid.
DRESSED Hods-$61< bid.
PoTAToEs-45o asked.
EGGs-27c asked.
MESS PoRK-si4 90 bid. s14.75 asked.
adjourned over till Wednesday.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-25
Family Retail Market.

Yesterday was an immensely busy day with
the retail houses throughout the city The streets
wee crowded with sleighs, carriages and eeun-
try wagons, and the Sidewalks and stores we're
thr0nged with people all bent upon purchase.
To grace the great lea of christsndom. Every
wagon coming into town was literally bssiegei
by az eager throng with anxious Inquiries for
the noble national nird and those who were uu-
able t. secure the coveted prize had to be con
tented with the more modest goose or UMPIRE
tending barn yard fowl. Tae prices given be-
low were the prevailing ones paid, but there
were instances of turkeys being soldier Zoe and
eve 2sc per Po nj. Yenison was correspond
lnglY high, realizing in some instances zee per
pound.
Bread AND FLorR-Wl,eat brea d SC per III
rye breed. sc per ID; Vienna hread, lie per loaf;
foUr, &c per ID
BurTER-Farm house. soGS5c per lb; cook
ing 1885 2Gc.
t,uzzsE-l 2llE2I5a@20c; Swiss, 2og2sc.
CoE2EE- R.o, sG6lbs for 81; Ja7a,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-25
4 Monument of Enterprise.
Fergus Falls DemocraI

Announcement was made in recent is
sue of the st. Paul Globe that $50, 900
Hse Perfecting press had been ordered
for its use, and that upon the removal of
its Office to its new quarters, a magnificent
six-story building, corner of Fourth and
Cedar streets, the paper would be enlarged
and otherwise greatly improved A few
days later the announcement was made
that Notwithstanding the large ex-
penditures made for its press, enlargement
and other Improvements, the price of the
daily paper, commencing with the 1st
inst, would be reduced TO Sc per year to
mail subscribers. postage paid. The
Democrat is glad to note these evident
signs of growing business and prosperity.
Tho GLOBE is good newspaper, and If it
will continue to do as earnest and uneom-
promising work for Democratic princi-
pies and Democratic standard bearers as
it did for the late ticket OF the party, il
will earn, deserve and secure the earnest
and unwavering support OF the Demo
Gratis of the Northwest, as party paper
as we'll as for IL n 2cr8l excellence IS a
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-25
SAUK CENTER ACADEMY,
AND
Commercial Institute.

This Institution is the "Grove Lake Academy
of Individual Instruction." which by a liberia.
bonus of land and money by the people of Saul
Center Is now located on the banks Of Sank igke.
one and half miles from the village. The
scnOol will enter on its seventh ye and resume
business on Monday, September3 This school
has been complete success, al has given TO
its patrons entire satisfaction. No classes.
Pupils recite alone in private rooms. Reference
to the business and professional men Of
Center. 1t Will pay parents who have sons:
educate from home to send for cular and rules
OF tbs institution. We have mpls geconrao.
da5ionsforeightystsoi hoarders
TIE PRINCIPAL,