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The Portland daily press., 1884-11-22
CLEvELAND's ELECTION.
One Effect of a. Change OF Administra-
ti0n.

The following extract is taken from letter
from Portland man in Montana, dated Nov.
9, 1884:
The report has just reached us that Cleve-
land is elected, and the sheep men are feeling
blue. The Democratic policy of the House
last winter, in taking off the tariff on wool,
took just $1650 from us "a small flock of 400
Sheep on this rancho. 1t brought our sheep
down from $4 to So, and then down came the
wool five cents. There are in our neighbor-
hood some 20, 600 sheep. One can figure the
loss in this one little sectiop-over $25, 900. We
are materially anxious for a return to the old
wool tariff, and waiting the returns will hope
for halter thinoa
The Portland daily press., 1884-11-22

The following transfers of real estate In this
county have been recorded at the Registry of
Deeds:
Portland-F. Heald to II. A. Lamb, land. $500.
Catherine Gushing ct al. to Francis Cushing land
and buildings on Cushing's Island. $50 900.
Portland Savings Bank to Lizzie II. Merrill, land.
ST. 94 63.
Windham- Charles Cannon to Eli E. Peaco,
land and buildings. $3.50.
Baldwin-susan a, Berry to A, and P B. Young,
land. $4,000.
The Portland daily press., 1884-11-22

On Thursday evening the students of the
Portland Business College were entertained at
the residence of the Principal, L. A Gray,
Esq, on Carlton street. The evening was
spent in most enjoyable manner Music and
games were INDUCED in and bountiful spread
contributed largely to the evenings enjoy
ment.
The Portland daily press., 1884-11-22

A regular meeting of the above was held
last night, and case argued by Sanborn on
behalf of the plaintiff, and Lyons on behalf of
the defendant. Hon. S. S. Strout acted as
justice, and rendered verdict in favor of the
plaintiff. Mr.. Streut afterwards gave very
Instructive and lucid lecture on "Constitution-
al law"
The Portland daily press., 1884-11-22
The Ottawa House.

Yesterday the alterations commenced on the
Ottawa House on Cnshing's Island, under the
supervision of Mr.. Gushing. The new wings,
each so feet in length and three stories in
height, will be constructed in time for the
summer business of 1885 By the improve
ments made the Ottawa will be one of the fin
est summer houses on the Maine coast.
The Portland daily press., 1884-11-22

Commander William 81. Green was notified
Wednesday of this week that few of the
comrades of W. H. Smart Post, No. 80 of
Cambridgeport, Mass, would visit Portland
on Friday and would like to see Bosworth
Post work.
Yesterday afternoon eight members of the
Post arrived on the o'clock train from Bos-
ton, three of whom were on the excursion
committee when Smart Post visited Portland
in September. The following are the com
mittee Post Commander John w. Walker,
Past Department Commander George S,
Evans, Past Post Commander Horace j. Gray.
The comrades with them were Qasrtermaster
John P. L. Ackers, Adjutant Samuel Hall,
Past Post Commander John Kinnear, and E.
j. Dolan; also Comrade H. d. Winter They
were met at the train by Commander Green
and few of the comrades of Bosworth Post
After being driven to the United States He
tel, where they partook of supper. they after
wards wended their way to G.. A. R. Hall,
where Post 2 was in session, and they saw the
working of the Post.
When it came under the head of new bust
ness, Commander W alker of Smart Post bog
SoO aNdFo W LIdA5 q t0W E0I1drhS, WHICH con-
sisted of presentation speech, with a set of
resolutions which they had brought with
them; to which Commander Green responded.
Then Com,ade Horace P. Gray presented
photograph of the whole excursion committee
OF Smart Post, in group.
When the Post adjourned, the officers and
excursion committee of Bosworth Post took
the boys to the United States Hotel, where
Mr.. Mcdonald had very nice repast spread
il the dining hall. The following is the
MENU:
Escalloped OYSTERS
Cold Meats,
Turkey. Chicken. Tongue.
Ham. Corned Beef.
Boned Turkey, wi h Jelly.
Lobster salad.
Celery. Shaker Pickles.
Baked Potatoes Fried Potatoes.
Preserves.
Golden Drop. Apricot. Cranberry.
Sponge Cake: Pound S Cake Chocolate Cake.
Nuts of all Kinds.
Ice Cream and Wine Jelly.
Tea and Coffee.
Before being seated the presence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcdonald was requested in the dining
hall. On entering, Comrade Evans stepped
forward, and in behalf of W. FL. Smart Post,
No. 80, presented him a set of resolutions,
neatly framed. 1t took "Mac" completely by
surprise, so much so that he could not find
words to express himself.
We would like to describe both sets of reso-
lutions, but space will not permit us to do So
The one for Bosworth Post will be exhibited in
few days, and Mr.. McDonald's may be seen
at the hotel office. They are both very pretty
and in very handsome frames, and were the
work of Past Post Commander Robert Torrey,
of Post 80, with an ordinary steel pen.
The Portland daily press., 1884-11-22
CITY AND VICINITY.

Special sale of Gentlemen's Neckties today
at Owen, Moore & Co.'s. Some very hand
some styles will be sold at % cents each.
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RIEDSVILLE

This is jump yoar; do you leap at the
idea?
Mptto oil the Republran party: Pro-
toction helore election and starvation az
forwards.
Mason Watson and S. II Gu-cman. our
our euterpri sing mcrchtut-. vii! start
east in a few days,
Eel, tho ippery correspondent OF tho
Jonnal, passed through town Sunday
90 route for Masontown from tho oa-t.
where he has been purchasing bis spring
aud summer stock OF goods.
j. $. Loar is attending court rs juror
at the county capital this " eek.
Miss Borlha Fairfax j. home auor a.
winters sojourn iu Union, and VIC arc
all glad 10 welcome her back.
Tho-. w. lIurrIul'Yn and anIiablo fam b.
lily, have removed from this place In-
dependence, DusiIg their short stay
with us they made host OF rriouds, Uhp
were truly sorry t. luso them, from our
midst, but knowing hat our loss vii. Dc
Independence goih, tho best wishes %
their entire circle ofaequmutancc- follow
thoiu to thoir new homo.
We noticed the porly form VI COL j..
a. f.. Mmtin among MS Sunday
Mr. Nath Evans and Miss Lnum Lour.
of Fcttornau, wore vi-iungat RoodsuIe
last Saturday ana sunday.
That jolly y. T.. Cobuu. vito aud woe
ono spout a few days iu our ueighbui-
hoo last week.
a. D. squirgs one mile east 0f town.
ba, purchased ID -plendiI organ Tor li.
daughter, MiH Maria, This is wha. wo
like Co. SOC and more Of our uoighlcr-
should Follow SIS. squiref osamplr.
Mrs. j p LYaI, who bias 0ecu lying
5mpeiou-.y il i.r the past lwD months.
is slowly improving under he -kuH
trntm Do, Of br ~. s.. Martin, OF KING
wood. sir. tartiu's meImI ABILITY
stands uuli-pulcd ITO has made many
VAIN friends in this c1mumiy by
kindness and uuuring at cut.yu BIO inan
ifg-'- towards hi- patiout,.
-. ~, and Miss Belle Loar were OF to
Mt~outJwn Thursday.
Five ui Tho old war "Iosses" mot in N
reunion here few days ago, but re ro
others cx.cit these five battle scared
veterans appeared on Cine scouc. tho El-
uc spartan band was compel ed To- OBJ.
per-c aoicns U0'eUs without aecomp..sl~
iug anything.
oar own Trgpn vs.. T.. wleo.or was
OF Coz Piedmont, Grafton, aurora anna
Icrm Alta last wa...
Mrs. SaIe Rect and little daushtrr
Hattie orc fvorus their Honoueal.a
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81 the uanshaw Hotel.
V. W. Brown Is visiting frieuds hCrc.
\. Reed, our weather prophet, has
moved away. What can We 40 without
himP
=. McXiun mado a business visit 70
kmgwood and Albright~vilc. Monday.
w. IL. Zinn coutomplatcs building a
new barn, amt j. W. Low, a now house
this summon,
Our select school will commence tho
first Monday I'm May.
Tho young folks were given a social
dance at the residence ct John Overnoli,
Thursday night.
Hartley ~ Pos.en have returned from
Chicago with tuo drove q: stock cattle
The school board will moet AT Mount
Vernon next Saturday To- sell out the
building ofa nav school house on the
site of tho old one. Tho pooplo OF tho
district want Two houses, but Tho Board
only wishes TO build one. Wo bolioyo
the district should bo divided, as tho on
rolln,ont is - and that Is too many
scholars tor ono teacher To handlo. We
dc not know what will loo done.
SELL DOM
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saved him $500,

ADAMS, n. ", Jan. 30, 1882
nH b. kENDALL, Il Co., Gents -
uhvnp used "A good doal of your Ken-
t'O's SPAWN Cure with great success,
Thought | would let YOU know what IL
has donc for me. Two years ago hal
AZ speedy colt rs was ever raised i'm
JolicIsou County. When | was bIcak-
inu h,tn, he Kicked oVoi tho cross bar
tud got nrot and toro one Of his hind legs
All tn pt'cc4 l employed tho bost far
ticrs, but the. all said he was spoiled.
tie had very largo thorough~pin, aud
u~. two bottles of your Kondalls Spav-
in Cure and 1t took tho bunch entirely
of, aud ne Eold afterwards for 81. 500 dol
hu~). | huvc used IL for bone spnvins
and wind gals, aud IL has always cured
completely a len the leg smooth.
IL is Spleudii medicine for rheumn-
iisn. ! have recommended " t. uooi
many, and thoN all say IL docs the work.
I was IN WithCringtun ~ Kneoland's
drug store. in Admins, the other day and
saw very fine picture you sont them,
| tricd To buy IL but could not; thew
said If would write To- YOU that yol
would send mo ono | wish you would
AMI VIII do YOU ml the good IAN.
Very respectfully,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-04-25
ALBRIGHrsVILLE.

The hal.ny mir OF spring h once egsin
euvclnp,d the river. dale ard mountain
and all nature seems TO rejoice while moth
or earth Is busily engaged makug her toll
let for the g lden summer that Is coming
IN the near future.
All of our, "sons of the soip AT, bufily
AT work making extensive preparations FOR
- large crop lhis year as /, is expected that
the coming s,ason will be frui ful one
ard our "horny handed tilcrs Of the soil"
anticipate rich yield and an ample re-
ward tor lhcswcat If their brow. Wheat
looks very well, all over the county.
Thomas w. Elliott is with us as of
your looking ss Il Lo had been raised ON
"wC; grocou,s," lac is so tat anu portly.
He has been at Poinosvillc, Ohio, the
past year, attending college ard clcrking
in a store,
Miss Berthe Fairfx, who has been visit
ice at Col. John Martins for the last two
w,cks returned TO the parental home near
Reodsvillc, last Suud y.
Rsy. a. NJ, Ridcnour is clcrki Z for d
X. Jackson, and makes very good sales
man.
Charles f, Feather, whoh0s been absent
aycnr, engaged IN tho agency bushes.
and tcschiog school IN Bc,klcy county Ia,
| past winter. drOpDpd dawn atnpu,, hi
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-04-25

a report Of ths proceedings, Mr. Editor.
So l can adj nothing new 20 ;hom.
Dr. W. L. N8ukrki, Col. J. 4. McGraN,
Taylor; Mr.. =. Johnston, OF Mineral
Or. VIM. NJ. Dent, Mayor W. II. Andcr-
son, L. Riley, IL G. Worthington and
the writer, OF Preston, composed our
crowd coming back. We loft Charleston
on Thursday morning, by tho G, ~ o. II. /
r., and arrived at StAuntou, Va. whcro
we remained over night We put mp al
tho Virginia House, aud after arranging
our toilet, We took a stroll around the
town. Tho first place OF interest we yis~
tied was the lUs1uc Asylum. and thorc>
by hangs joke When wa came to the
gate wo were informed hy the gato-geep-
er that II WAS against the rules Ia admit
visitors after $50 u. IN. We told him we
were strangers, &c, hut % no purpose.
lie declined To admit Us, " u learned
Afterwards that we were talking to am
inmate of the asylum, and ho was non
compoS meltiS himself. 1t was good
joke and wo enjoyed IT,. The next place
10 visit was the Deaf aud Dumb Asylum.
When we ,llod, IL was after the usual
hour OF admitting Visitors, but DR.. Brau-
bon, ono of the most accommodating
gentleman We ever mot, kindly iuvitcu
us i'm and took particular pains IN show,
ing us through the institution, for which
we return Our sincere thanks.
After supper, we learned that out
Democratic brethren OF Stauntou were
going 70 hold Convention in tho city
hall, 50 we concluded TO drop in and see
them, We found u large and enthusiast
tic crowd assembled, MIR. Baylor moved
that the w. Va, delegates be invited 10
seats on the platform. Whuo the cons
mittco WIS ont NO wero invitcd tu address
tho meeting. IL. c. WoTthmgton. il bo-
half OF w. Va, responded, IN substance,
Ak follows: MIR. Chairman and fellow
citizens OF stanton one OF the most dis
tnCuishod SPEAKERS of w. Va, Col
McGrRw who is with us, bat is Quitcun-
well. canAot respond 90 your call this
evening aud an behalf col tho doleg les
prcsolt from West Virginia. return to
you our grateful thanks for tho honor
conferred. NO mo Just returning from
our state convention ut Charleston. ono
w. '''' '''b'''' "''''' u'',' ."'s' 'u'hu
''' '''''''9 '1 "1'' '' vac "'A'c'
:, - W. ''''''''s '''',7 '''' 81, ''''
NatinIl Dym,Cptic convention at CHI
CygO 60 nominate th mex PrrslCntuf the
- - we u'u'n'n"ut'S ".u u'''1 I"r
'hA' great n''u' oH,nu'I o. Il''n' wy
I''''" ''''". ns ~ N'g'n''' voice lh'
Seu'''n. h' 90 'V'rY i'sH'' cru 81 w va
"'''" | .''' you you "''' no more 'ARrf
S"u "'.A' 'us ''' VIC ''''"y III your o"''i'
last '"' '"'' VIC "'''i Nn' "n'h 'h'
ue"S was e'u' 'n'"ugo'u' 'hc I'hu Toe To-.
J''O'"S MI" '''Hu'''sh ~ lnc uAuSh''
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Tho base ball crazc * at foyer Lcnt
hero. Tho prospects arc that wo will
hryc good nino this vcnr-ono which
will lay out tho Doliu8 hcfore the season
closes.
Rov. MURRAY, n tho Baptist church,
preached hero Surday morning aud
evening to m,r congregations.
Miss Matte AdWr has returned home
from AN extended Wit To- ImLcr,ouIg
relatives.
Ruubcn Messenger bad his arm bro
ken IN a shook shop, hero, ou Friday OF
last wcck,
Harry Warrington aud Frank Riley
have retained safe and sound from char.
iestpu. They are ch1ck full Of good ones
and have 40 hositaucy telling them.
r. 5.
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We hsvo arrived home from our love
feast 90 Charleston, feeling happy and
conto' ted. ] mad intended to write our
trip zap in fun, BUTT would take up too
much space
The delegates from Preston county
wore Dr. Dent. Messrs. Anderson, Ralph.
snyder, Worthington. Riley, MuUipan
and Lavcile. We LEFT homo MONDAY
morning and arrived 1t Charleston tho
next day about noon, You have already
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liut,hiuNunS khdCh, II miles north %
Denver. Colorado.
March 9th, 1883.
DIR. B, !. EINpALL ~ co.. Goats:
For th" past three ys4rs have used Ken
dalIS NpNiu Cure. In cVory cRSo OF
spawn, OF which | have treated five, IL
ha~ KILLED thcm uil. and entirely removed
thrcc. lu case of spliut / find il hns no
equal, one case | had was of three years
standing ana the SPAWN Cure removed
NJ oHtuo.y. htd a COW got spawned
and it entirely cured her. ono year agD
Two huudrod pound block OF ice tell
ont OF u wagon striking my loot ON instep
and toes, i; would ho Impossible Ia mass
"a loot ~ tr,o without broakiuH any bouch
I Was taken homo and carried Into tho
house. do not think YnputatiOn of tho
lex would cause any moro pain. / won't
Tor NcndWis SPAWN cure. ii was all +
uSod ma ia six duNs ] coulu walk ~
round. About three weeks ago my teamt
rah away threw me out of the wagon, tho
nina wheel truck my knee. Altcr APP
lying several highly recommended lin~
imeutS without obtaining any relief /
v chi for kouduiis SPAWN cure NV log
was drawn up aud my kuCeswollon bad
~. Ia three days l was able TO walk to
the barn. | could gn lutO details moro
iu'ly aud inrNo this a Vly long lottor
bat VIII not weary you.
am very resp 'trully youis.
OSCAR T.. HUTCHINSON,
r.. o Lock Box, 23O2. Denver city. Col.
Sold by all Druggists.
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Court closed on Tuesday evening.

eB-Go to Vol'z'sfor your suspenders.
The roads are gettlng passable here
sgsin.
tB- If you want neckwsre call a,
Vol'zs.
-THE ARGUS is fourlshipg and don't
you forget it.
eB- Call and examine VOLTS Spring
Stock OF suitings.
1T is rlmored that MorganloSn is ac-
tually to have railroad.
eB- Volz las full line Of hosiery.
Call and examine.
--nQ,se thieves have lately teen dong
"a rushing business in Roane county.
S9'If you want fine lap obe VOltz's is
ide pac" 10 buy it.
-Gr,ve jackson will soon be ready to
st-It bis new planning Gill 10 operating
cg- G. TO Vol,z aud buy a diamond
shiIt-the b,s, in the world.
The dilapldat, d wing wall of the A.
brightsville britge will be repaired ON.
Gabriel Pu!hun of the East Side, is
candidate for assessor OF bis side OF th,
river.
"a Miller late of IN. Gr,f,on Z Gle
b,t nY,cb.s.d me Ashland ,Kv Ipd,nen.
dent.
We have . list thirty five larger nov
than !, v,a before tbc term e court ius,
past.
A great IN nv Of Mr.. Brown.s Nor
Rsr,own f,hrdelt,erdcd his tnnerm on
Monday.
RnoH.i,c ,h., tb,s ia lean wear IN,
ladies ,upi.tto lax. ,,v,,.t.-, which f.
offers theni,
.Tne r &O.RR O., 10 er,ctino
somo new r,s,i. q, nm the road pe,r
r ,"lesAurg
Hunt 10 vour straw bs, il what W..
advise ON, ds, fh, n,x, mn, an vonr
ovtic IN rgnia.
tn. R.ed.vi,,. sc,ac, sc,o,l nv p,of
n Go,n.,, wn oorn,,.,co ~, rho g.,
Monday in My.
Tho omit, 80 ,bo sis,.,s,;u. ro,o.
pepden, has been indicted FIR carrying
concealed weapons
w. h.vs srhaor,D,,on lie, 90 7oo
now Ezn mini, 900 :, was ,nle
less than four bundred.
Tho p,eshv,erv If W.st Virei,is
moo,. n n. p,eshv,erior c,urcb q, Grat.
ton ,o-cDo,ro, lF,Id,v,
W. are informed tbs, off onerators
vu s;,L ,es, vol, in tho neionborbood
Of usrnsds This canning summer.
c,,ro,.Dv.s odv.,,,0or,o,,,s IN ,his iss,o ~
Tyv Apars Ruv ma other kind
-,
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ooro., s,an, ,.s, oh r. ,,y,
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E, I"velY, editor OF the Richie
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val. G. Simpou Of Fellowsyille, IL
travelling agent Tor tho salo Of the cclo~
brsted Autumn Taylor co.'s Engines,
Thrr.herS, and Saw Mills. Don't fail to
soc him before purchasing, Ilo will save
you money. If.
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ADVERTISE G RATES:

Transient AdVertiSene'tS-Sl per inch
for first insertion, and fifty cents for each
additional insertion.
Advertisements of more than two
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months. subject to special rat, sched-
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Office.
TRANSIENT advertisements must be
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LEGAL notices 25 cents per line for foul
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Ten lines of this type one square.
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pi@uuh aud defendant both giving new
bond.
j c. Michael Va T.. J L q 80; .ou'u-
uod, security being our u"t punrT.
p, J. RJgcrs V J G, Mich e., e uuu-
ucd at d,feudau's costa,
Elisha Thomus Va Brown std Fu,ur,
dismissed.
Woiring assoc, OF uowscr VS. Ardrcu
Nelson; judgment for plaintiff
w. IL. Watkins vs. Kmgwood Gas, Coal. !
and Iron Co. Tho jury being u,ahlc {,
agree upon verdict, was discharged b, |
the Court.
Gustayus Crcsap We K,mbc ari wife, !
Judgment for defendants ior their costs.
henry kmmel We VIM EyAus canun
u,d.
w w. Deavcns KinSwood Gas, C,Al
and Iron Co; continued.
State vs. Auna Custol.; she being u,abl. !
TO give bond, is discharged from ,us,od,
by consent IT the Prosecuting Attorney.
State W. Dauicl Riddle, samc order.
W. w. D,avcIs W. County Court casr
continued.
@ j Crcsap " K,mblo aud wifi; con
iinucd al Defendants cost.
Mary Wilhelm VS. f. NJ Taylar; iudc
ment for pla,uun f)r 90 dAmag % and IA,
casls
Missouri ViclScry We r w. Monroe.
Judgment for plaintiff Tor SAL so and nor
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Observation-Disclosures

To residents Of this cottRttj-One ear
800 in advance $3.50 ii not paid for in
advances six months, 20; four months,
&c cents.
To residents ofthe colrnty-One year,
81, l5--the 10 cents extra being charged
20 prepay POSTAGE six months, 10 cents.
three months, so cents.
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Tho most Successful Remedy evor dis
covered a, u les certain in lis fleets and
duoS not blister, Road Pr,Ot belw.
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T.. =. LYMAN.
kEiDlLLS SPAWN CURE.

Hut,hiusun's Khdch, II miles north o
Denver. Colorado.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-04
BARDwARh AND METALS.


AxEs--Colllns, per dozen, so Gold pollar,
per dozen 5 So Diamond Edge, per dozen, "a;
noUhe BIT 10 90
sHILLEfs AND LiDs--sIc per pound. sugar
Kettles, sko per pound.
sCALES--Fairbanks. discount 70 per cont
Howe discount X percent
TIN PLATE-I q. l0xl4, per box, 90 /. O..
i4x2o, per boz, 3 90 rerne, i4z20, per box, 30;
rerae, 20t2r, per box, - 90.
tNwARE-Pieced discount 50 per cent
stamped, discoun; per sent
SOLDERING. l, l5c; No. ~ and l-2, lSo per
DUCK HORSE COLLARS IL 25por dozen
HAaKS-two loop, ~ per poEon; three hoop
TACKs-In boxes. 100 papers. q so per box.
GRUB HoE5-Per dosen, VI; railroad picks.
per dozen, 3 30.
MATTOCRs Per dozen, o 10.
RUBBER BELrIEG-Dlscoun so rer cent.
NAILS s5 rate
SHEET IRoN-27 B, DC; galvanized, discount
sMovELs AND srADEs-Rowlsnd's dis.
count 80 per cent: Ames list steel goodn dis
count 40 and 10 per cent.
HEAVY HAgDwARE--shafts, nnlshed, = %
pollen. rs 81. singicNees, wagons seleol 70.
buggy, 2o express so. Wagon tongues
10 o.. Hickory axles, 10 ". holsters, Z.
Xxx, 4 So. Sawed ieiloes, X, rs; 2, 90.
Bowden shoes G m Northwestern horse nails,
| No. sc %; 7t25: 8, o. Bar iron, r. ratio.
Plow sLe 20 ;gpflHg steel, 10; cnst steel, lhc.
BUGGIEs-<,rsde b. and spnns TOP, 81 oal:
90 DO cpen 20 c9ss9 90 DO SIDE sP ri
phiotons, i26 cnoiso 90. grade side spring,
i$O O)<s2 90 do phmt0ns, 100 0ors2OQ 10 eump
seat bngsics, us uO32jO co. platform springs,
ITO Dshf20 90 three npring wagons, No 001iih
WIRE-emooth wire No. Q. 30 Nos IL and
II btsc; lapsnned. bMbed wire. Co. galvanized