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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-11
No Citizenship for Chinese.

Cheeng Woo Tsang, native of Loo Chew.
China. % years of age, appeared at the
office of the clerk of the district court, today,
for the purpose of becoming citizen of the
United States. He said that he came here
when he was 10 years of age. was educated
with Tuug Wing in Connecticut and had re-
sided here continuously since, except a short
time that he spent in China on visit. He
said that he had been educated here and
Ioined christian church, and desired to re-
main here as a citizen of the country. His
application was refused under section "a
act of May 5, 1882. which provides. "tha
hereafter no State court or court of the
United States shall admit Chinese to citizen
shipt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-11

Chief Inspector Sharpe, Of the post Office
department, today, received q despatch from
inspector Henderson At BALTIC. announcing
the arrest of Jim Higgins alias Daniel j.
Smith, on the churge of robbing the post
ofice At Annapolis, Nd complete set of
burglars tools were found in his possession.
He is said to have robbed the post Office at
Bridgeport and At other places and the in
spectors have been looking for him some
time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-11
Decision of Secretary Fogler.

Sec Fogler today rendered decision set
Ting the contest over the classification of
rice. meal and and small rice broken in small
particles in the process of cleaning. The
secretary holds these quantities are subject
only to a duty of 20 per cent ad valorem in
stead of q cents per pound as is
charged upon the cleaned rice. The question
is one great Importance to brewers as the
small rice has during the past few. years en-
tered into the manufacture Of the best grades
of beer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-11
The House Labor Committee.

The House committee on labor today or
dered favorable report on Representative
Hopkins bill for the establishment Of an
adept of labor statistics. The measure pro-
vides for the appointment of a commissioner
who shall acquire all useful information upon
the subject of labor, its relations to capital
and means of promoting material, social, re-
ligious and intellectual prosperity of laboring
men and women.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-11
How About the Doses.

Many people before purchasing a medicine
naturally inquire the size of the dose and the
strength of it. In using 8urdock blood Bit
ters a teaspoonful for the little ones and two
teaspoonfuls for grown folks are all that is
necessary at one time. This magnificent
medicine is not only economical but very
pleasant to to the taste. feb5tlwlp
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-11
Business Changes in Bangor.

BANGOR, Feb. 10.
1t is reported that the firm of S. J. Adams
& Co. of this city, widely known as wholesale
dealere in staple and fancy goods, will be
succeeded March lst by knight, Rolfe &
Emerson, Adams Bros. retiring. Mr.. Knight.
is junior partner in the present firm, and
Rolfe and Emerson are with Deering, Milli-
ken & Co. of Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-11
The English Army.

LONDON, Feb. 10.
Marquis Harrington, secretary of state for
war, obtained the sanction of the Cabinet for
a scheme to increase the army. In this
scheme the recruiting system is modified, and
the standard height for men acceptable for
service is made lower than the present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-11
Attached Goods Released.

PORTLAND, Feb. 10.
Saturday the sheriff released $4,000 worth
of canned goods attached by j. Winslow
Jones in the suit against the WinslOw Pack
ing company, Jones refusing to furnish money
to have them removed from the storehouse,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-11

NEW HAVEN, Feb. 10
A BODY was found at the foot of Long
Wharf this afternoon. 1t had evidently been
in the water two or three days. On the
drawers was Geo. c. Davis. He was about
25 wears of age. A letter was found in the
Jacket pocket addressed 70 Davis, Homeopa-
thic Hospital, Wards Island. Coroner Ball
man begun IN investigation. II is believed
be belonged in Ohio.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-11

hFI11SuoU 5OE tHc "u1ueT OI du IuIduts
LEWISTON, Feb. 8.
Julia Benoit of Lisbon, was arraigued be-
fore Justice Chamberlain today. charged with
the wilful murder ef an infant She pleaded
not guilty, and was committed to Jail to await
trial At the April term. 1t was previously
reported that she had confessed the deed
This is the first murder charge in this county
siuce 1875.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-11
Probably Fatally Injured.

GARDINER, Feb. 10.
A IL year old son of Jas. Hunter, while
sliding down baluster at the high school
Saturday, fell distance of forty feet to the
floor below, receiving injuries which it is
feared will result fatally.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-11
az TElEaR
MAINE DISPATCHES.
POISON AT PORTLAND.
A Mother and Five Children Eat Bad
Beef.

PORTLAND, Feb. 9.
The wife and five children of Charles z.
Williams, freight agent of the Portland
Steam Packet company, were severely poi
soned last night by eating corned beef in
Boston, not canned but loose beef, probably
Western. ALI will recover.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-11
WEATHER REPORT.
Indications for the Next "a Hours.
War Department,

Office of the Chief Signal Officer.
Washington, ID. c., Feb. Ill A. n.
For New England and Middle States,
cleudy weather, followed during the night by
rain or snow winds generally from south to
essa; lower barometer; slight fall, followed
By slight rise in temperature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-11

CAIRO, Feb. II.
The Khedive appears to be in deplorable
condition. He labors under the delusion
that there is a plot on foot to poison him, and
sends his wife to the kitchen daily to inspect
the food.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-11
An Editors Marriage.

W. T. Dodge, of the editorial stuff of the
Manchester Union, a native of Portsmouth,
was married in this city today to Miss Martha
l.. Mason of Kittery, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-11
Fire IN Brunswick.

BRUswICK, Feb. 9.
The dwelling owned by Geo. Alexander and
occupied by Leonard Alexander, was dam
aged by fire Friday night. Extent of loss
$500 or S400. Insured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-11
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PUBLISHED BY
SPRAGUE & SON.,
AUGUSTA, ME.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-11

Judge Dillon of the Union Pacific railroad
appeared before the House committee on
Pacific railroads. today and argued against
the proposed legislation affecting Pacific
roads.
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-01-04

tent medicine on the highway, and
| shall inform on you-~blamed eff
| don't =
When the Yankee reached the
Court House he made his com
plant, and the sheriff was fined
eight dollars for selling goods with
out a license.
The sheriff was heard aftcrward
to say that YOU might as we'll try
to hold a creased eel as a live
Yankee. '-Wit and lIumor of the
Age.
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-01-04
WHILE
w. NJ NJ. HAGo0D g. co.


adopt that as their scnti-
ments, yet at the same time
they guarantee all possible
satisfaction to those who
may have dealings with
them. Surrounding circum-
stances, viz: close attcn-
ton to business, the cNpcn=
diturc Of characteristic en-
G: Gy, kind accommodation
sh~ WIN pensioners, and the
filing up Of their store with
a large Stock Of
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-01-04
gle Qa;lcu 2Nrssruuv.
EASLEN. :. c., JANUARY 4.
Eli Perkins, Live Drummer.

Sheriff Virgins, Of Dallas, Tex
AS, made it prominent part Of
his business to ferret out and pun
ish commercial travellers who trav-
rlcd in Texas without q license :;
but one morning he met his match
u genuine Yankee drummer.
'What have you cot to sell !:
Anything = asked the Sheriff, as
he met the Connecticut man on the
streets.
>Oh, yes; I'm selling medicine
---patcnt medicine. It's the best
thing in the world. You ought to
try u bottle. 1t will cure your
aycr, cufc rhcumatism--curc eve
rything.'
And you will SCI me case?
'Sartculy, sir; glad to-.
Then the sheriff bought case.
'Anything more = asked the
drummer.
Yes, sir; | want to sec your
license for selling goods in Texas.
That is my duty as the high sheriff
Of Dallas county,
The drummer showed him a doe
mmcnt, fixed up good and strong,
in black and white. The sheriff.
looked at it, and pronounced it
'all right Then turning to thcI
commercial traveller. he said:
i don't know, now that Eve
bought this stuff, that I shall cvcrI
want it. | reckon that [ may as
we'll sell it to you again. What !
will you give for it:'
Oh, / don't know that the stuff
is OF any use to me; but seeing
its you, sheriff, will give you a
dollar for the lot eff you rally don't
want it.
The sheriff delivered back the
medicine at four dollars discount
from his own purchase, and re-.
ccivcd his change.
Now said the drummer, Eve.
got a question or tcw to ask you.
IIcv you GOT drummcr's license.
about your trousers, anywhere"
NO; ! haven't any use for the
article myself, replied the sheriff.
'Ilain't, ch? Wal, ! guess we'll
see about that pretty soon. Ef |.
understand the law, it's a clean
case that you've been tradin' with
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-11

bes Steinobites iueroen our6 cine 0olss
fnp5pe obsei6loiieR.
Die Sru6trut1en ifto idlpd0e,
bGuftg etDas ggboge1e ieitlide 3Dei9e bon
6-8 3ou Gdnse; Die oeS Sernobite3 iino
bon beilett oes GtetnoDiteS oerldicoen; bet
Dem er1teren tragen le naunlib 8ldttets
fno5pen ooer fur3e Trl6ttrtebe, Bet bent
leBteren bingeget 8lltbenfno8pen. getm
Sbnitt lit ouf oieie Srudtrutben beionoere
TI6itdt al uebnnelt. Die oes Sernobfte8
ipcrben 6ei Sl GROCER 2Gnge ein ipenig sus
r~ii6gelduitteil, Die oes Stetno6iteS i6netoet
ttat ilber elmer 8tltDetfaospe, tueld}e BON
elmer Die 8erlGnseruns ibernebaeltocn
6olsfnospe begleitet III. Tru6tipteEe
tenut man bic lit be- Segei 4--5 3oll taila
gen iteifen leEtenlt6noigen a3tDeige nit uebs
rem betiammenfteberoeu Augeu. 8ei benz
&erupblte Daben tie oil Der SptBe cine SlGtz
terfnospe, 6etnt SteinDbite auber Der GnD7
fnoSpc MT 8litDe1floSpcn; tie ftlto alio
Bier mirfli6e Srudtorgane, ipGbreno tie bet
Dem &eriobite eft ouf oenl Nege iIlto, I'D
Sl lolde1 ausSubtloen. Sn beloen Sdle1
entpi6e(n iNe iih aus ben &itoSpet Der
Trudtrutbe ooer oes onriabri9en 2eitStpeis
GeS. Die iogenanntea Hie9elfpteBe
1ut0 Srltd)t1pteBe nit mulltt9el1 Jttll9en,
tpelfc Den giarbe1 Der dbssfQuenen 8ldtter
ehtlpred)e,t. eSn hieien 9farben iiBe1 iptbe
fleine &nospen. Qfn oer Spibe befinbct It'd
ftetS cine itarf elltiDidelte Snospe, tpel6e
enttpeoer einc 8l6tter7 oocr cine 8Ilrnens
fnospe lit. Die MiegelipteBe finoea ii9 nur
bel benz Gernoblte.
G6lieBlih bobet pir nod bos 8 u irGs
boI3 fenllel gu @lerrelt. Oieies bat Die
Sorm tleiner tnorriger Qefte nnb lit in lelz
rer sanSen Qdnge.rRif 6rudtipieben, Giegets
ipieben, Bliltbeue uno 8ldtterfnospen be-
iebt. Das QuirlDol3 tit ods ei9entlide
Neutrality-suspicious. Oer GerRnbitbGNme.
Beldnitten miro es ME; ipenl1 eS eti6opft
tit, e~ntFerut rsan Is gGnslt6, Bel benz
Steinoblte Sat man es nur nit StraMbz
u etgen su tbua, peld)e fir oas Stellls
obit ba9 iino, tpa5 Die Giegelipte6e bent
8ernobite it1b. Die StrauBStpeise it1o
taum soQLon9, nit pielen pi6t beilalnnlelt
ftebenben 8Iiitbgnfnospen beiest, tn peren
Qtitte cine 0oI3fnp5pe ite6t. Sic halten
it6 einige Sabre uno 6tLoen ft6 oatlt tnls
nter ipieoer bon 9leliett.
Q8eitereS iiber Die in bieier SabresSeit be1
9bitbdumeu ~5ufommenoe 8flese oennGhit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-11

oen unb Iei6t nerbauIi6en Suffers oaDin
fradter, Dag oaS Sab an 8tetl6 uro
&rGften nidt 81 IeAr berunterfolnn1t.
Oo5 pieIfod ilblihe GrQltfen bat Dot bent
Sou9enlniien Den 8or5u9, bag man ait
O1iLd) iport uno DAB ber llebergdltg ocll Der
4Jtil6 I'll ether dnberen Jtabrun8 letd)ter
uno 6elier geiHeben fanlt. 0aiieI6a errors
bert aber grnBe SorofaIt uub 4lnftItAfeit,
1pern eS 10 GeoelbltG,, nie Das Gaugetlals
fen, iein iol. SonIt lit oa5 0erfaAreA
sien1Lid etnfah, MIR mus INNER eine CUTE
friihe ullo u1DerfGEi0te Nttlh bon gletd)er
9BGrme geretGt iperOel1, uHp Elm 9ieriges
Saufeu t1t 81 Oer6liten. ILL oo8 &alb ait
OQs 2sueilliaufen Eli g%etp06net, bride man
i'm onfdugS ben SopF aege1 Die a1ttD I'M
Gtaler unD bate i0m etnet Singer ent9es
oeli, an lpeld]eIn eS 3u fauget begtnl1t ulto
ipdter Die 0ftl0 lniltittel6ar aus 0cnt GtS
nler oufidlIirft. Sans 3ipedmGBi9 lit e5,
Bel 6ieleln 8erfnbren oa9 G0lb StDild)en Die
Seine gu nehr1en, 10 oaB man eS gleihianl
FITTINGS felthalten fam. Gin 81 befttge8
Erinfen ldBt iid Oann Ieidt oaOurh oers
biuoern, oaB man oa3 Salb cit tDentg
DriiGt init ben Setlen ooer tDrt Det &opf
sutUeilen uegorildt, Inn IS III bent Sdufen
3u uuterbreden !; aud. ne6me man nienal3
Die 9anSe ibm 3ugeoaGte Wlil6nen8e in ben
GimcG.
0as SuGb 1T clio aIsbaIb na9 Ieiner
@e5urt su entferl1e1 bon Der Stub uno 1T
eitelt aroern StaQ 81 ~hringert, 100 man IS
nit Strob troden reibt. Die critic W}iln
bari t6m aud BET Dieieln 8crfabre1 niht
ent3oger tperoen; bic Sub lpir0 9e1nolfen
uno Die %gelponnene Dltld), 0as ln9eunnlte
.@oIoiteuln", Dem Sable borgeieBt, tnbem
man baiieibe off Die n%orerfu0bnte gSetle
ans Snufen getpobnt,
Wenn Die l3eit beS gntipGbnenS beran>
9efpn1men lit, 10 oarf ibrn Die iuBe Oftl0
nt6t pI0slid) ett3o9en iperDen, ionoerlt man
mus 1te gafts Qllndblia ourO abgerabntte
M2il6 erieben; au6 onoere 0iii0erSeugz
nilie fam man nab uno 1tad) mltpertDen7
| ben, mie 8utterntilh, NioLfe &C., u miiiz
len Gle Dieie Wttl1tlGitGnoe abgefod)t lein,
unD Die @arme bet frtl6 9entolfeien l2lt1
terlnlld) beiiben, oa fie IonIt lei0t 9urd)s
f0ll er3elQen. SagIi6 mag man etlpa |
Quart luBe IRil6 our1 a~bgerabnlte ODER
8utterlnlld) eGieben; ipater f0nllel aud
bieie 9tiditGuoe 0urh Grbieuz, 0afers ODER
Wtaisrnehl eriebt mer0Gn; ouh besinne
man benz Sable Qute3 Sen porSutegeu. Sc
IGnger itbrigen5 Die Wttl6riiditdn0e benz
Tutter beiaegcben tDeroen. INT 10 geoeiblts
der lit c8 fir bas 8alb. 91ad1 benz hritten
Mfonat fGQt i'll Der 9tegeL bic per6un1te
Wttl6nabrung 8an3 tueg utlo man geip0but
nun oaS aaLb garS an tro6enere Jta6rung,
spie 6aferinrot, OeLfuden, OtaI3feine unp
6eu. 0a3 @etrGnf oarf ME 5u betB Doer
sI falt leiu, ionoern rnuB Iauparm gerei6t
meroeu, oa ionit leidt &eroauuugsit0run7
gen ein.reteu :; aud muB Der llebergang pom
Lauipormen gum fGlteren @etrGnf ipGter
ann1GLtg otlDe6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-11
@tmterfGuk fur obabamme.

Die bei6en i6Itiumlten Mtnterfetaoe Der
SbftbGun1e iiuo Der @e6iel 5lpiiden &dlte
nno Wdrlte u1o ~ Die Saie1.
0ern an tdlten helen Gageit bic Come
iiber Otittdg ideint, tpGrmt fe ben Stalim
auf Der Siolelte 10 beheutelto, 0aB Der Safts
fluB unter net &inoe reae Diro. Erttt oartn
1T Der folgeuoen Jta6t rpieoer Idlte ett, 10
e1titeben iei6t precipitation, pelGe idteer
81 Aetlel iiro. 0egen 6tele @efdbr IbuBt
man Die fHnget 86ume baourd), 0aB man
Tie nit 9orner, 9feiitg ooer Sdilfrobr eins
binoet, ipoDur6 Die unl1ittelbQre @inntr7
flung Der Gonnenitrablen nerbinbert ptrb.
0odl bari Oer @inbamo III loGer anaelegt
Diro uuo irn Tribio9r, tpent Der Gtnbano
ipegge1onlrtelt mtro uno Spatfrolte et1z
~treten, Ieibt uot6letbet.
gtt9t lelten iud)eu bic bonn Sun9er 9e<
trtebenen 6aien ooer iptloeu &anindel Die
Sarte Ginoe ber Sbitbdun1e ais 9tabrutg
auf uuo ridten bier betrGhtliden S6aSer
an. Die pirfiantite Qb0ilfe gegen fte bietet
ebenfaus Elm Glubonp nit Heiita ODER 0or>
ner, id~raubenf0rmi9 NIT @ilenorabt unte
tDulloen, tpogegeu Gin S6tlfs ooer Strobs
etnbarlo NUT lebr ungeniigeno l6libt. Gnts
pfobleu tptro nod ein Qnitrid nit einer
Witi6ung aus &alt uno BIut ooer aus
S6weinefett uno SdicBpuIuer. Teruer loll
Elm ie6r tpirfiamer Nritrtd aus elmer lflz
i6ung bon &alf, serltoBener 4loe u,O Mals
ler belteben. tpomit man ben Stamm bis
SIT 4-5 SUB !6obe beitrei6t. 0a aber ale
Oieie Nnltrt6e Iei6t ab9epal6eu tperoen
uno oann feinen SbuB lnehr bieteu. uers
oient Der Ginbano nit Dorneu ooer .&eiItg
unbepinat ben 0orsud.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-11

pon Den 9t0nlern in benz WoQiier Sdttoe
uer6rdugt ul1o 6ann bur6 0aS G0rtitels
tsuYr ausqerottet 1puroe. 9m Nbeno oeS
Il. Sanlar bate ct duf elmer Ser9tuppe
in Der 9tGbe ieines 6auies etne1 lndthtt9e1
GolaltoB angesin0et, ben ct, als 0rutoel1z
Brieltcr ange5o9elt, inter u1nlttld1en @e;
6erben umi0ritt: babel belt CT etrle1 Se7
oolper in Der 6ano uno oroAte, Seoen nte@
oersuihieBer, Der e8 tpaaelt w0lte, ttb Dem
Opferfeucr Ill uG6ern. Die 4Aoliset magic
IS oennod unD bn tie III eiuent SDeerf0l1e
Die 2ethe etnes fleiuen &tnheS
fanb, reLnes Der 9ruieenooftnr SIT Ders
bremen iuhte, od e;eies 8tnb Die 8o6tlt
6e5 DoftorS sur 0lutter bate, unb 6a lber
ieine 0eburt lDeni9 uno iibcr feline Gobes=
uriade gQr nid)t5 befannt mar, 10 ndbnl
man Den ntooer1len 9rutoen porlaufig III
6aft, I'm Die mpitert6ie 4n9eIege1beit auf7
~3uflQren.
- 9teue gigeni0aFt 6cs gelbeS. ngSG1s
reno Dos 8abns9teglentent UOrldrelbt, oaB
uur lctG bcrDerblt0e Ge9enlt0ltoe
DENT 6inber perbleiben Oiirfcr, hooen 0te
biz ncuIi6 BON S6nen im Oienft gefnnosIe
Osloiumntc niht al9eltefert, loanern fur
fid be0QLtcn i"-u Cams rtd)tta, 0err 0trets
Tor. SD CLAUDE ebe};, DaB ba3 @sto chr
Lei@tperDerbIt0 m%eroen tonn!"
Barrier Gun7psrTtdtbi9e ey1ebe1t Gin :
iprude Dagegen. ba5 Die &unft q nj M
Iung, Die Gbiers Dem fron5Oiilden
Staate 9illterIaiien bat. DEM SQUIRE einDers
leibt iperoe. SIS iou ith n1nlltd berouSz
geiteQt habeit, bab Die lGntntliden 8tlDer
6teier SoninIung ner5bIDIe StiiGe fino,
Die nit ben flaugooQet &init(ernamen,
auf Die iie inn EbierS'iden &eItbe 9etauft
ri6ienen, ni9t3 9annetn ba ben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-11
9robwoutSe q 50 b gu. :.
WAetnletmer W0arenmarat.

Mnseme,mer gsaaremmarRt.
@prtt.-4 r @brcugo Lie; III 5t. gouts
1.15; in Cincinnati 1.14@-.-; III peortI
l.16; in Baltimore 1.18@1.18}.
SUIT er. = creamery" bette 31@33c..
siemli6 CUTE bis 9ute 24@3Oc., DARN -,
CUTE bis beEs 13@27" 9erlHgecs Aualttdt
9@13c.
0efLuQ IT, XebeltDe Surfep5 DO.
sei9Io9tete 11@144; 9upner 7@9e,
Sos ID. leb. unO 7@12c 9ei9L. 0ns
ten - @ - oa5 0usero le6. llno 12@15c.
eei6l. @dirie 8@10c. 9ei9l. unO 5000
100 bas 0uee1o le6.
aortOtiela: 2o@s8e; per gui4st
38@45c.
Gepf Ell. - 3.5o@4s5 bas TaB.
@oniI beler IS Wife, bunfier 10@13c.
NJ pen. $1.50@1.60 oGs 100 NFuno
iiir gelnii6te ,.@ountrp".
Smeet Yotdtoe5. $5.00@6.00
6Q8 Sap fit quite SQlnoiler.
Wtlo. Wtallaro : @nten 5000,
tleine 1,50@1.75, 9alen 75@1.1O Oas 0sb.
Gau6en 80@1.00.
@elIerie.-30@4Oc bas Dtset6.
Soy It, Jte1p Uorf 21@26c, Qaciftc
a4@26, @8tsconiil 14@20c.
@eiBtohI .-$12.0 0@20. 90 bdS6utoert.
3~mtebelu. = $1.00@1.25 6as Sap.
st iiben. - 96weoii6e 1.25@1.5O oa5
IaB, neiBe -@1.25.
Nor5nips. 1.50@1.75 bas Sap.
@tber. = 2.75@3.2o OaS 46aB uno $3.50
@5.50 DaS sap.
Gron6e rri es. - $8.OO@9.O0 bas IoB
unb 10,0Q@11,00 fir bic l60miten.
Npfeliinen.-2ouiilan $6.0007.50
bus Sap urb 3.00a3.75 oos &tit6en, 6lorioa
3.50@6.0O Das &ilt0en, 8alencia 5.0O@
500 Die Giite nno 1{eiina 2.5O@3.95 bas
Gilt0en.
SelOerbieu $1.05@l.10, Marrowiat5 1.15@-
9eipalt. 22@-c. bGS YfO.
Gobnen.-Seite yUtebtlms" 2.10@3.13 Is.
.9tapies 2.20@2.25 Der 8ul6el i'm @roBea
Omterf lett. - brdune5 III 4@-c,
oelbe5 44@-c.. DeiBe5 6@62c. o05 BID.
&aI9. SUDDEN 7C 9to. | Goulttrg
64@-c. 9tp. 2 All &c.
IttroHeH. - $4.00@4.50 bd3 Sttber
fir Nteliind.
SSIferDaGrsn4
g g5@al9f1stLd 81, g $ g 90
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-11
Samtds:

Wei3en: Sch. $4,000, Mdrs 945@4,
Npril 95s@R Ifai 10000, Stunt 1.024@5.
&orn: Sch. SO, WdrS 538, Npril $500
81, 4tai 58S, Sunt 585@59, Sult60s. =,
0afer: 6eb. 33244, afQr5 32g@6 1prtl
3311, aRai 37t@4 Sabr 80.
Ser It c. Mtai 63&.
G6meineflei16: Seb. 17.45@17.50,
Mt6rl 17.47t@17.50, April 17.60@l5629,
Mtoi 17.t724@l7.75 {. Srti 17.S23@17.85.
S6moI5: Sch. 9,55@9;57}, Yaars 9.623
@9.G5, 9lpril 9.75@9,7 ~, M}oi 9,S74@9,90,
g g6ort Sis: 8eb. a.i5@9.ao, mdrs
9.174@9.20, Npril 9.25@9.27h Mtat $3.50
9.374. SUM 9,4Q@9.424.
&lefe.-3G ars su 1926 ab9el., 1 Gar 81
$685. bic Come auf Der Gabn.
DC II Gar 81 SIG per
Eonne.
6eu obseG. - 3 Cars go. i 8irnotbp su
$3.50. 9tuf Der Eabu 3 @ars DO. 81 50, l
Gar DO. AZ 1925, 1Gor SEQ. 2 DO. 81 So, 2
Cars Soma nplanb 4rairie SUI SO, Gar DO.
3u $3.50. / @ar DO. 81 SIS per 8onlte.
Strpb. - ! Gar 9aferltrob ST $6 per
Come olf BET 8abr.
Sdmereten: 8imptbp $1:25@1.38,
6leelarnel, gutter bis better, 5.90@6,25.
Setnlqmeu an-@1.56 ouI Der Sabn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-11
WnrftbcrtMt.
Gbicooo, Moutaa, II. Nebr

0bica9o, Wtotta9, II. Tebr.
Ole einSiee peientGi9e Qreisaufbeierune
bot in Der p%er9an9eneu Wode am @etreioes
morft Der @eiSet erfobren, petder ant
Golnitos lnsefdbr III Dem b0diten 4reiie Der
Q9p9e l1lDB. Stir Die Ibri9en G'etreibeartelt
lit fat gar feline 8erdnberung ~rpabr3unebnen.
S9meinefleil6 1T in ben IeBten bret Node1
nm ca. $500 fir bas NeB ,9etie9en nq6f
bur0 Die eerinse S1rpeine3ufubr erfldrt.
Die 94luBpreiis iteutsn iid am @amitas
1Die folGt>,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-11
8onoS
NteU1narft.

8tnbDteh. - 3ufu0r 32 1000 @tif, uns
9efdbr ebenio ptel. 1pte in Der 8orpo6e.
Gapon ,purbeit no6 benz Often peridifft ca.
$1,000 Stid. Der Wtorft mar bic @o6e
burd leinli9 belebt, bod mlbteu Die 0dno=
let, wel6e auf benz ealloe su ben bo6en 4reis
len Der pori9en @o6e 9efauft botten, int
ptelen SSdlen NIT 9erlult uertaufen. Dim
Somltd9 mar. Der 9ertngen 3ufubr we9en,
weI6e tanm 1000 @tiid betrllg, Der Dfarft
before 4reiie ais ant Nreita9 e~r3ielt. 2Str
nntiren bic foloenben 0erf1ufe:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-11

G9ofe. = iBufubr $1,000 gtid, ober
1000 ntebr dfS in Der 8orlpo9e. Gin Sontitao
aber betru9 tie nur ca. 800 Stit uno etmaS
bellere Yaretle lpnroen ersielt, nno SDdr $3.50
0ur6i0nitts9ept9t pom 78@12S f.
9Sir ~lotiret foI9enbe GerfGufe pom Sreiz
tag unb Salnito9:
Gerfouft lpuroen II. a.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-11

$50. 0 bis 9 Sc; gto. 3 bis 8 1oc; No. 10
nnb IL 10; No. 10 114e; 91o. 10 uub IA
1 i e.: &c. E, Is % al 70. IS NJ 14e Is S @. II IL l5 . a, ao.
Qbsns tit @Iauss nnO so Yro8, tIr 8upfer.
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