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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-04-19
BOm0 ano EOOnts.
ROOWS WITH BOARD.
First. Glass Tnvestment.

: OXk43B AAVOOUAIIOIIUs
HAVE for sale few shares OF the stock Of an es-
tabliahed manufacturing concern. which will
yield large pront on amount invested. Highest
references given. Address J. =. BIZ
A16 AZ journal ana Oourter.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-04-19
DEATHS.

ToALL-In this city, April 10, at 6 O'Clock, p. m,
Margaret Bruce, widow Of Wesley Toal. in her 18th
year.
New York and Iowa papers COPY,
MERRIMAN-In Westville april II, MIRA NJ ARGUS
Merriman, aged SS years.
Funeral at the residence of James Hood Saturday.
at D. m the 18th. 2t+
HIRscH-In this CITY, April 10. Jacob Hirsch, aged s.
years and 10 months.
Funeral will taks place Sunday at 8 D. m from his
late residence, No. l3I Franklin street.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-04-19
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF NEW HAVEN

ARRIvED-APRIL IS.
Sch P Schultz, Jarvis, New York.
Sch John Brooks, Fox.
Arrived. 17-Brig W Armstrong, Msy aguez, P.
R.
SA1LED-APRIL IT.
Brig Daylight. Crocker, New York.
18th-Sch Howell Leeds C-anuler, Baltimore.
Sch E NJ Reed, P4rker, Baltimore.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is.
Sch Lulu Amerman, Rulon. New Haven.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-04-19

FUR EBkLNLQ
,he&4 FIVE ROOMS corner South and Park streets.
s11a Five rooms a Spring street.
If Five rooms in Heller's Block, State street.
Five rooms "A Gill street.
Four rooms corner George and Day streets.
JACOB HELLER,
ais Yale Bank Building.
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For Sale and To Rent.

- FOR RENT-Block House No.. 2S9 Orange
Hi street. Perfect order. Possession at once.
III Rent low to good tenant for term of years.
FOR SALE-House No. 81 PierponE street.
Lots on Howard avenue, HaIlock avenue
and in 'SThe Annex"
Money to loan in sumsof $500 on First Mortgage at
per cent. Inquire of
WILLIAM g, ROBIN soN,l No. Il Whites Building,
PHILIP ROBINSON, { oppositeP. o.
Hours 10 to IL D. M, 8 to s D. m. eos W&Stf
Steam Power.
49, SEVERAL Rooms 10 rent at 81 Day street.
ERsiH g. PECK l. co.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-11-15
Frozen Gold.

A Victoria tBriti>h Columbia) dis
patch says: The Ancon brought news
about the explorations III three pros
ectors on Stewart river aud on the
Yukon. They start. from Chilcat.
Ala-ka. in the spring oflSS2. and pro-
ceeded to the mouth Of the Stewart
river, up y hich they canned Tor about
900 miles. Navigation WAS moderate
~ easy on the art river, there he
ing stretches oil 100 miles where port
ages had not Ia he made. AMI no
portage is over half a mile in length.
During their trip up hey examined
over loo ream i'm all Of which they
found gold III l.aying quantities. Tn
gnund VAS frozen in all places. there
being a thick q Y riDgof though
which the sunlight could not pene-
traie, and ia spots this Was five or Xix
feet in depth. The beds Of streams
where water vas running were found
to he frozen solid. The ~proSpertOrs
report that on recount of the frozen
nature OF the soil the dirt could not be
O uerated. These men have Teen In
these regions, VIII ch have been re
garded all along As nninhabiiable, for
over two years In the Winter time.
they going lothe mouth ofths Yukon
by dng-te M for suppl - tie diSlan'e
Travelled each way being nearly | 500
miles. Two of the three remained al
Juneau City. and the other - ON hi
way 10 San Francisco 10 purchase n
schooner and bring sup lies lay WAY
of the Yukon To their claims on he
Stew art river. Thi- would indirate
that heir statement about The impOS
Utility Of operating TIA" grnun.i TN At
ronnt OF frost J. somewhat of n hltnd
They were fund on Stewart river.
where the ScheifH ny hro'i,erS hat
been operating. During the / year.
hat the party of three ", RI i'm The in
terror the lowest th" theruuoaneter
reg, tered Mas thlriy-ive degrees
below zero.
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-. john In Disgrace.

A Topeka (Kansas) di,patch of No
veinber 9th, rays: John p. s.. John
wa- burned in etiiny here Tonight,
and such wild scenes rnarted as were
never witnessed befoie in Topeka.
Fully 5000 men and boys watched
the image of 81. john 20 up in flames
from u telegraph pole in front Of the
" estern Union Telegraph office.
Captain A. &. Cary made n short
speech, declaring that ST. John ha
violated every trust a d contid, nee
Of the people OF Kansas, and that the
State should lie cleared of his name.
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wo.dburn md Cassidy.

Storey conn y pollrd 2,60U votes. OF
which the Blaine Electors recei. Ell
1886 ard the cleveland Electors l.l2l.
Blaine's majority, 565. wooibnrn
Tor Congress led CASSIDY Sis votes,
which Is $50 more than the strength
OF the Republican ticket.
Eureka county east STA bstantially
LOO, tie Blame Electors leading by
800. Cassidy osercanie this $40 Re-
publican majority ami carried the
cosnty 10y 20, which is a run Of 525
ahead OF his ticket.
Ia reraptulate f: Woodburn at his
home ran ahead OF his party ticket
but $50 out ~ a total al 2,6O0, while
Cassidy at his home ran ahead oil the
Democratic National ticket 525 out OF
a t.,tal voting population Of 200.
But the s'sack" 10 other portions
Of the state vas alto-et ler o power
fdl and the whole Democratic ticket
was swamped together. 80 says the
Sentinel.
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Notice TO Delinquent CO. Owners

ITO PATRICK KEOGH. JOSEPH HUB
Il NEh. and all other clnin ints. known az
unknown. in The Monday Mine. located III
Cherry Greek Mining District, County at
- bite Pine and siaie OF Nevada Yon and
each Of ,ou are hereb. notified that ! ave
done one hundred lsiUO1 dollars worth Of Ia
Dor aud improvements upon said Aoonday
Mine each var for the years lso2. lbnt aud
1854, and there Is now due from saeE Of ,Ou
the following mounts:
Patrick keogh % Sears....... so 90
Joseph Hubner 2 yearsL -. ~ 40
And II Aithin ninety ~ days after he last
publication of this notice, you, OF eth 7 OF
you, tail or refuse to contribute your share
Of such expenditure as q together
with your pro rata OF the cost Of publishing
this notice. your interest in said N%0onIay
mine will be forfeited and becom. the prop
eTiy u the undersigned In accordance with
with Section 1874 kevi+ d statutes Of he
United states, approved May 10, BIZ.
MS. BRADY.
Cherry Greek. Nov. s. 1884. tOd
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JOINT
OF THE
AUDITOR AND TREASURER
OF TIE
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS
OF
WHITE PINE COUNTY. NEW.
For the Quarter sndIag sept. 20. lsa4
80 -

AUDIToR AND TREAsrRgR's OrricE.l
HAMILTON. october I. 1854.
To tho Hon. Board Of County csmmi,.
sioners:
Herewith hnd ou- quarterly statement Of
the fiscal affairs Of White Pins 20 ATTY, far
the quarter endIns September %. 1854.
Cash balance as per last report...... S7.0s 90
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AlIasl


IN THE JUSTICE COURT OF NINTH
! Township. of The County Of White Pine.
State of Nevada.
JOHN wEARNE. Plaintiff.
JOHN Z WILLIAMS. Defendant.
The State 81 Nevada sends greeting TO John
b. Milliams. Defendant /:
You are hereby summoned 10 appear be.
fore me at my offies in Cherry Creek. in the
County of " bite Pine on
Saturday. the 27th Day OF December.
A q. 1854,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. in an action brought
Against you nv said plaintiff. to answer the
complaint of the abOye-nam.d plaintiff.
Said action /. bro ght to recover the sum
One Hundred AID sixteen and eightv-six one
hundredths t$llj oh dollar. n statrd ba lance.
and interest TN the same. amounting TO
Twenty -four and fits -foar on -hnndredths
(S24 ~ dollars. Also. IN assigBed account
Of n stated b lance due II. A.. CominS ot One
Hundred aid seventeen and twepiy-i VIZ one.
hundredths lsll7 ~ doll RS. and interest on
tie sanl. amounting TO Eleven and seventy
two .ne-hundrtdfhs sIl ~ dollars, the d :.
sew. nty and thitty-four oDe-h ndredihs
(sZ7O 34) dollars or judgment will D., taken
against you for tho said amount, together
will costs Of this salt. ii you fail to appear
and m wer.
To tho sheriff or any Constable of said
County. greeting Make legal service and
due return thereof.
tiiyen under my hand this Alb day Il DC.
toher, 1884.
Justice of the Peace Of said Township.
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VIII Feel Lonely.

Barclay Henley. from the First
Congressional District of California,
is elected by a majority Of SO Hem
lev will he the sole representative in
Congress OF the Democracy OF the en-
tire Pacific Coast.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the copsrInsrshi,, hsreiolore exiting
MALLORY in ihs cattle business in Pleas.
ant Valley, is hereby dissolved by mutual
cons, mt.
JOSEPH PARKER,
". ID. MALLORY.
Pleasant VALLEY. White Pine County. Ne
vada. Oct. ~. 1874. n
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srATE or NEVADA. COUNTY 0P
> " hue line-sS.
DlsrKicr ArraR0f's OfsIcr.

STATE or NEVADA. COUNTY oP
> " hile line-sS.
DsrRcr ArrnRoY's ogsicr.
HANtLToN. NavAiA, October !. INA
.olic Of sui CON nprt ed
III state of Nevada b rcby sends greeting:
10 uhn DO. Iishaid nos, ell. fafgo :
Co.. the star Mihing IomianN, and Tue tes'
estate aud improvements upon Teal sr'sIein
ssid County. d scribed a follows, 10 WI.
AL The property interest Vt. IN and 10, tnH.
ceriBln mill site. and ~ sisnf quHTtL mill Sbd
other inprOyem, ntr tiluHt.d ons-iO.Tth VI
one mile westerly FROM ths tow. Oi lhelIs
CreeA, known ~ he star Mill; also Improve
menis on the star Mine: consis ing o. h"i'i.
inR work, ore house, blacksmith shop. eis.
Al.o ~ , ~ acres Of land. bang survey ~.
40. You aud all owners or 81 'inhahlso OF ips
real estate or i'm .Tovsmcnis, nesellecn ~
this known "r "n.htsh IeYy
Commanded 10 appear before the sixth . udi.
cinl Distl let Court oi The state Of NeNaha. IN
md for the county OF y bite 1 ine, IN the ioHp
II Hamilton. IN said Co nty. on
Monday, the S4sh Day Of November.
ID. 1854,
TO then and thrrr answef the e"mrlaini o.
the STATE VI Ns, ala, In an nc ion 10 recover
"A iadgm.nt against lou Tor IN sa" VI
lw" thousand one hundred ana i"rhlytn,o
and Dinety-eiEht three quarters 0ho-nuis
dred h. 81 ~ isLj doll ~, Tor state anu
C,nnty PURPOSES Tor the h'cal yesr, A. "
lho ], With ten per cent. thor Oh uhinaKrs li
toit-p NA iH en- ihete"i ~ Tie HHs ~ iFfsh'a
by law, and twenty-five per cent. Bddiii' is.
penaity Tor silt AID n repn'Hte } osh'n.
against HnId real estHieaD nd INT i0st men -
ait he real state and l~ers'bai ~.
and imp uyemenis her, Ia ub"v: ds.ilo ~
The sum Il Two thousand n nnnui.a ~
4. ,ut,-hy and ninei -eis bit three lu"lte,s
ON -hnLdrodlhs te2.l2p wa dollhIn' gu
coin and tw niy-hy- per cent auul '"n.i,
nlth ten per cent. th fe"I' NJ hV.es"m' 70
Gnr Mi percentage aud cusis p bseJus'i !"
~. .ssessmeni ~ aid I. xes. and i"T 'nls
se io, All of which more 1nlly nplenls ~
he com Lnin, of the riRie OF Nrvhuh, .no
pln1ntii he,ein, which IL no" IN NE IT. W.
,tier. And IL you fail 10 ~ pear M "p"no
dire b. Il ANA Ieahir, d aid siFwe, tue '',hhs
plnint 6lrd In said &, UT IN or Q y. ~
liIh dny Of November, A. ID. lfo4' sSlu I"ha
lin will take jndgm,n Mt nRa,nsl, 10Y Ia
sum OF iva thou AID eignt neh"..' h,n-
seventy and six three ~Ienrteis ON numdi
,Irad'h. - A7O o "a dollars. gold coin. sna
A. pnrate judgmcni against fhid ~
a,,I imnroyem nis. for The sri OF iwoihV,
sand eight hundred A., . .tnts ~ ~
thr..-n, nTiers 0ne-hundrehihs szoau,Ist
dullars. gold G. in. ami for ell costs ~ sos,s
~. h. ass..sm,n nj, Of said AXIS. ala ioI eorls
af his action. ard Ill a~ccrning rosis TOT ~, w.
oibrr and further judgment as ~ "e'So
ia IN. Sheriff Of White Pine C,u".
Mako legal service and due ret"in DE-; 9Th
Given under my hand and seslol s;s aih,
- Judicial D%i,tiiet C9v',
H., 4. Is CANTON. Clerk
shN" Nv Ions MCkLRsAN. Deluiy'
oI,,1 Attest !. Il. LANDER. Sheriff.
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Circulars o n'aining n full description 81 thi.
'owder can be obtained on application at the
Office or spy of our Agents.
JOHN 2. L0SHE. Secretary.
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IN THE JUSTICE COURT OF NINTH
! Township. of The County Of White Pine.
State of Nevada.
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The Mo,ld.. F.I..

Director-.ieneral Burke las con
pleted a full report Of the progress Of
the preparations for the wo,ll's tx
position. TIE main building has
been completed AMI * libit. are now
arriving for installa ion. The build
ing will receive exhibits ON the 10th
OF November. E cry STATE and Ter
rit"ry is now represented. MIR. Burke
l. arranging with Diaz, who viii be
inaugura ell December LIST. IT. adjourn
the Mexiran Congress on The 10Th Of
ID cember, and alsa ex peris the Amer
Ian Compress TO adjourn OIL The l2h
oil December, 81 that the Exposition
can te OPENED with The presence o.
the Presidents Of the United ) ates i,
M+xiro aud Central America, tn.
heads of the departments and the for
eign repres nta ives. The action OF
tn. board of management ia defrr
un. tue openin. IN II President Ar
thur cali inausurate h EXIoSI ion -
warmly approved by tI:e community.
His warm support OF tire Exposition
is appreciated all over the > ulh and
The manasem mt tas decl" red il woul !
lie a source OF intense iii appointment
I o the pcu lie IL they opened without
him. The delay Will enable delIn
quents TO get in IosIti"n. and avoid
much confusion Incl lent to the open
ing Of exposil OILS.
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VIC n rrbF ctTflfy mo fWr gong " b he
tru AID correct Staten ~ OF h lpanr . 4
White PIN County. Asvada. faf the quarter
ending Srptsmi,er -. l&s4
VA. TIMsON. County Auditor.
By 5. :. WoOti.. Dep itv.
SAMUEL. LIDDLf.
Coaniy Irca,afsF.
Attest . true copy:
4. y. CANTON. Clerk.
~ IaHS yicEsuNAS. Danaiv.
Date at hamilton. October q. 1884
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A Dnt7c Send six cents for postage. and
N IutLC, ~receiys free, . costly boz II
goods which will h"lp you 10 mere money
tight away than ANYTHING el-e IL This world.
All, Of eth. = sex. suecsed from first hour
The broad 70 ID to fortune opens up before
the workers, absolutely sure. At once Ad.
.vess. TRUE Il Co.,. Portland. Maine.
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Farmers Institute.

free lecture course on farm topics will
be delivered at the Pennsylvania State Col.
lege Centre county, Pa, beginning Tues.
day morning. January 20, 1884, and ending
Friday afternoon or evening, February Sth.
The lectures will embrace wide range OF
subjects of special Importance to agrlcul.
turists, and opportunity will be given, as
far as time will permit, for questions and
discussions in connection with them. They
will be open to all, free of charge, and all
interested are cordially invited to attend.
Table board can be had at the hotel OF
with private families in the village, the
usual charge by the latter being So pei
week. few, by early application, Can
procure board in the College Club at theil
usual rate of about So week. Persons at.
tending the lectures will have opportunity
to attend recitations ard other college ex-
crcises, thus acquainting themselves with
facilities here offered for obtaining Glib.
eral and practical education" The scope
OF the lectures may be indicated by the
following summary; President Atherton
will lecture on the Relation of Agriculture
to Other Industries; Prof. Mckee, on
Bookkeeping for Farmers; Prof Jordan,
on Agricultural Chemistry, Fertilizers,
Cattle-feeding, and Dairying; Prof. Buck.
hout on Fruit.Growing and Vegetable
Gardening; Prof. Osmond, on Lightning
Protection and Meteorology; Prof. Bar
nard, on Country Bridges Prof. Ewing,
on The Anatomy of the Domestic Animals
and Reproduction in Domestic Animals
Prof. Bell on Adultcration of Foods
Besides these lectures by members Of tn.
college faculty, several will be delivered by
gentlemen from abroad Prof. Huideko
per, of the University of Pen nsylvana, will
lecture on Veterinary Science; Prof
Croft, of the University at Lewisburg. OIL
Healthful Homes for Farmers the Rev
John w. White, on Bookkeeping Willis
P. Hazard, Esq, on Thoroughbred Cattle,
and j. w. Woodward, Esq, on Country
Roads and Road making,
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Jackson and vicinity Notes.

The health of this community is gen
orally good, no sickness to report, ex.
cept bad colds, which are prevalent in
all communities, at this time of year.
l.. A. German Esq. tied the matri-
monial knot on Saturday evening last,
between Mr.. Lloyd Albertson and
Miss Elizabeth Lockart, both of Green.
wood.
We understand that ID. w. Parker
and Lloyd Albertson have purchased
new engine and shingle mill, and that
tl.ey will soon have it in successful
operation, near Mr.. Alinas Coles grist
mill.
We understand the business of re-
porter writing up items for a vicinity
is to report accidents, removals, deaths
etc, aud such items of general char
acter as are interesting to the public
generally.
Therefore we will refer our readers
to the correspondent of the Republican
viz. Pilgrim, whose hobby seems to be
A. j. Derr's clerk. Now we would
suggest, Mr. Pilgrim, that you take
another text, as the people generally
think that discourse worn out.
Again "Mr. Pilgrim seems to be
troubled about the future prosperity,
politically of some other parties. We
wonder if he has in his mind that
young Republican from Jackson who
we have been creditably informed is an
applicant for the appointment of Mer-
camille Appraiser next year. We are
not much of a prophet but we make
this prediction aud ask him to stick a
pin here, viz that when the Mercantile
Appraisement is being made, year
from next spring, that young aspirant
will be following the plow, or in the
house singing alullaby song.
Elder NJ. S. Blair of Blanchard, Cen
tire Co, is holding two weeks meet
ing at the Christian Chapel in Jack
son.
We have not heard of the lost dog
being found as yet, but from the min.
ute description given Of the same, we
would not he surprised if Barnum
would have him next summer in his
caravan with his White Elephant.
Now AND Then.
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MARRIAGES.


BoWER-SITLER. the brides par
ents in Centre township, Monday Jan 2lst.
by Samuel Hidlay, Esq, Mr.. Boyd Bower
of Briarcreek, to Miss Ida Sitter of Centre.
HEACOCK-RICHENDIFER.- -Onthe
10th inst, at the Reformed parsonage in
Orangeville, by Rev A. Houtz, Mr. Alfred
l.. Heacock Of Greenwood township, to
Miss Hannah f, Richendifer, of Mt. Pleas.
ant township.
GlRrON-WELLIVER January 3rd,
in Montour township Columbia county, by
Rev. Stuart Mitchell, Clarence p. Girton,
of Hemlock, to SADIE NJ Welliver, of Mon
tour.
LONGENBERGER-H f ETLER.-M r.
John j. Longenberger to Miss Mary f.
Heller, both of lIetlerville, at the Lutheran
parsonage in Berwick, January LIST, 1884,
by Rev. j. p. German.
NAUGLE-MILLER. Mr.. Milton A.
Naugle to Miss Elmira c. Miller, at the
Lutheran parsonage in Bewick January 8,
1884, both of Nescopcck, by Rev. j, p.
German.
STACKHoUSE-PIES,- By Luther Ger
man Esq at his residence, on December
22nd, 1888, Mr., William c. Stackhouse Of
Pine township, this county, to Lizzie R
Pies of Sonestown, Sullivan county.
POUST-PoLK,-On January 18th, 1884
by l.. A, German, Esq, Mr.. William b
Poust of Franklin township, Lycoming
county, to Miss Emma Polk of Greenwood
township, Columbia county.
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Agents have at last been secured to can
vass for the sale of the History Of Column
bia County, and every township not al
ready covered will be visited. This will
be the opportunity to secure the work, as
we shall dispose of every copy before the
summer is over. The book contains about
600 pages, on good heavy paper, is neatly
bound and has number of illustrations,
including county buildings, &c, The
prices are So so in cloth, $500 in half mo.
rocco, and those who are waiting for the
book to get cheaper will be disappointed
| rs it will never be sold by us less than the
| figures above named, and the simple rea-
son why it will not be cheaper is that the
present price is lust as low as we can make
it without losing money. The publishers
would not undertake the printing of an
other work the size of this for the same
price As it is the only genuine history OF
this county that has ever been published,
and another will not be printed during the
present generation, those who want il
should buy it now, either of our agents OF
at the COLUMBIAN office. These statements
are not mere buncombe to make the book
SELL but they are facts that may be relied
| upon.
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Philadelphia Markets.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.


FEED-western winter bran, spot at 1880 red
middllngs, spot at 1915 choice white meddings
e. so per ton.
MACKEREL-Extra mess 35c large rs, % "a 9Oc.
extra shore IS 25 "a 20c.
FLOUR-Western extras $50 "a 375; Penn'a.
family, 45o "a 4.I5, Ohio clear 800 "a sol; winter
BUCKwhEAT FLoUR-Pure scarce and wanted
81 per 100 lbs.
WllEAT.-,Delaware red at 1.lO, MOI Penn
sylvania red Ill.
RYE-PTime Pennsylvania CSC.
CORN,-l2OO bushels Pennsylvania rejected yell
low, very damp at SO.
iIoATs.-No. Swhlte AN a a No, 24a
HAY AND STRAW TimOthy-Choice Western
and New York, 10. fair to good western and
New York, 13 "a IA medium Western and New
York, 10. "a ~. Cut hay as to quality H. "a 1880.
Rye straw 1880, Wheat straw, s. "a o. Oat straw
SEEDS.-Clover 1OAc per ID. Timothy lao "a
Las per bushel, Flax / 50 per bushel.
WOOL-OhlO, Pennsylvania and West Virginia,
Fleece Washed, Xxx and above, 80 "a acc; X SO "a
BIC common 25 "a 21c Texas Fall clip fine 20 "a
%, medium % a "a coarse, l6 "a IL
EGGS.-Pennsylvania extra, 30 ID 32c. Western
extra, BIC lined extra 2s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. extra, SO "a 81; Western
35 "a 36c.
LIVE PoULrRY.-Fowls, Hens, II "a ice mixed
lOtS 10 "a c. ROSTERS old IA &c. turkeys l3 I'd 4c.
ducks ID "a IA geese 10 IA IL.
DRESSED POULTRY.-Turkeys extra 10 a. IL,
chickens extra IA; ducks choice 10 "a IS; geese
choice II "a H.
PoTAToES.-Early Rose per bushel, 4Oc a 43;
Burbank and Hebron, 43 "a 45c.
oNloNS.-Yellow 1.50 "a 1.G5 per bbl.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1884-01-25

Under the act of 1888, it may not be gen.
orally known, persons confined in Jail can
be discharged without the roundabout and
expensive proceedings of the insolvent
laws. Upon the order of Court or a Law
Judge in chambers the County Commits
sioners may direct the discharge of con,
victs at the end of their terms of imprison-
ment, or those who are committed for non-
payment of costs, without such payment
or the payment of fines or restitution of
property, providing their insolvency is es-
tablished by their own affidavit and other
wise to the satisfaction of the Commission.
ers. This practically deprives courts and
juries of the power to punish by imposing
fines or costs, in case the defendant OF
other party aimed at is not worth the
amount.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1884-01-25

In a short time we shall issue supple
ment that will contain much valuable in.
formation. Among other things we shall
give the Rules of Nomination of the Demo
cratic party of this county, which sell at
ten cents copy in pamphlet form, com :
plete Digest of the Election laws Of Penn
sylvania, the Act Of Assembly relating to
Election expenses, and the several laws
governing delegate elections and nomina-
ting conventions The information given
In this supplement of itself will be worth
more than the subscription price of the
paper for one year, and should be pres erv-
ed for reference by all who receive it. 1t
will be sent out with our regular edition to
all subscribers, free of charge. Those de.
string extra copies should send in their
| orders at once to THE COLUMBIAN, Blooms.
burg, Pa. Single copies, cents.