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LEATIIER.

LouHvTLtn OAK SOLE LEATHER-X
heavy, free OF brands, $50 10, x medium, free
~ brands, S6c ibi A heavy, one brand, $50
ID; A medium, one brand, $40 lbi Baltimore
crop, s4c.
BuFFAIo Prime, Is 70 ~ 10
sides Slc ID; good, 10 TO 70 Hidos, sc 10; coun-
ter II 10 II 10 Eldea, &c lbi a. D., Matamora.
&C ID; No. l, oak harness lea, 30 70 Sac Il I;
No, !, oak harness lea, 81 20 SIC lbi No !,
sic ID, No. 1, hem sklftlng lea, 8ic hi No. 2,
hem skirting lea, &c ID. Welt and bride
leather, "a TO 70 q side. .Uf
PHIIADKLfufA CALr-Extrn quality, Is
70 10 lb 70 doren, tl.p 10; y 20 q ID 20 dozen,
o dersn, 81 ID; "a 70 " ID 4 dosen, sc ID.
FRrncH CALr-sll5 toiA ID; XXX top
hngn, ali coors, SIS 10 800 doxen; XXX top
,ings, All colors, extra large, ptQ 70 III DOZEN
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Asp's KIP brogans, B5el.25; boys Kip BRO
fAnn Hel.OO; mons p, calf brogans, l00(el.75
l-hacklo plows, l.0O(gl.85; boys kip 2-bucklI
plowsi bo(1l8; mems but balls, congress- and
yutton, l.iO0gl2b; mems calf balls, congTes,
sad button, 2.bOt3i.b0i mems Kip bootB, &.00a
NVJ mems 7, CALI boots, A.0O@3S.O0; mems
lGlf boots, 26.OIe60OO; boys hip bootg, ~. 5lgd
H.Ol boys p. calf bOOta, i6.5KO2lOO; bow
ialf boota, 21.6OtpE.00; womon's ~ Kip polka,
eG5lHoi Misses % kip pOlkas, 6lQ7Oo
lNuUB ~ kip polkas, all Sizes Sbp,5eo; ohlld't
Nd ~ polish, i,00Gl.S5; Misses calf peg sn 4
~ polishi eVelL0; womenB bu Hewod pol.
Nh WBlE5i womens calf Bswo polish, .i'
fl'aNi women'a grain sewCd and pOlish, 9,
tLAi women's KID eewad, 9N0i7d; WOmsn'I
guat aewac nGliah, LsNalTh.
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Facts for ' ourists and EmIrrants.


Whether for the tourist, bent on pleas
ure, or the emigrant seeking far west
ern home, Hostetter's Stomach Bittars
is the best protector against the hurtful
influences of climatic changes or mala-
ria; the most reliable medicine for gem
eral use he can possibly carry with him.
Ii utilities the effect of sudden changes
of temperature, braces the system
against the enfeebling influence OF ex-
cessive heat, prevents injurious conse-
quences from a change OF diet or OF us.
ing bad food or water, Is fine resusci-
tant OF physical energy Diminished by
the fatigue of travelling, and tends "a
counterfeit the effect of exposure in
rough weather. II IL much and servicea-
bly, used by mariners and others whose
outdoor life and srduous labor expose
them unusually. II Is, moreover, OF
great service as preventive and cura.
| tive of disorder Of the stomach, liver
towels, and as a general tonic.
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WOODEN WARE.

Hail bushel measures, iron bound q
dozen, $685. pals, hoops, A dozen. 9O6.
hoops, 2.25; 9 nest tubs, 2.95; 3 nest, AIS
No, tubs,F dozen, BOO; No. $500; No. 3, 40
nest OF Swhlte cednrs, 225; Churns pine, No
Il sos No, s, $50; No 2, 800: Churns, cedar,
S55; kanuikens, rack of o, 1926; o gal iron
bound kegs 81; 4 gal. !. h X, 70; gal
wood hoop kegs, 30; 3 gal W. II X, h5,
buckets, 2hoop, o g., 20OiS hoop, o. & 22i;
Wen buckets, i.25; 2 hoop, W, b., white
cedar, $50; 3 hoop, white G, $50
hoop, mixed red, W. b., 600; 3 hoop, NJ
r., W. b $50; noop, red, W b., 400; 3 hoop
red, ", b., 80 Paper pals, a2S; Selves
oak, @;Tin, l.2j; Pioneer zinc l.75; New
Era, 2,7oi Combination, 2 10; sweep Stakes
3 ~; Az handles, No. /, round, 20; No q
round, l75; y shaved, . 90; NN shaved, 2 %;
Clothes pins, round wood, CO., patent spring
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DRuas.

Actps-sulphuric, = carboy, tS.lb; eitric, y
a, Nc, oxalio, \, n, 49, tQrtaric, powdered y
n, o.
6uMD-Arahlc, selec,, y u, Soi aasittids
20 TO zoo; camphor, q TO 2i, opium, ~ 70 80,
OftB- Bergamot Sendenon'e, y N, t2lVi
lemon, HandersonH, n.bi peppermint, NWi
wintergreen, tqlab; olive, Malaga, nSl.
PorAsH-nromiio. a y, tOci i0dlde, N.2o'
5oAPB--Castiis, notified, v n, etiOoi cah-
tile, white, lt,tlh
MISCELLANEOUS -- Ammanin, carh., = n,
NC; alum, Sos; arruwroot, BERMUDA Sci Bal
sam, copaiba, toc; borat, refined, lA,tli Gallo
mel, am, nc; castor oil, n gal, u.to0eLyil
cassis buds. n n, itels; cream tartar, pure
49, corrosive subllmate, v n, 65; ohloro'
N, ~; extract logwood, bulk
Ieli; glycarine, bulk, y y, .E9N
N resubllnatcd. n, 200; leaves
buy short, y n, 81 leaves, sennay Aen.
nitcr, sweet, pn, IS; stiynhnia, crystals llE
Ri.Si iapioca, y y, Z; var, whiis' y n
Sui y. eulnius, y os., h@ou.oS.l Gin
choniiis, 50 % toc.
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LUmBER AND BUILDINe mArERIAr.

Rough lumber, $500; x native
ceiling, IN co. q native ceiling, 22,50: u native
n9orlngl Se9Oi y native siding, 1900; x rough
preaa, 400; No. | cypress, 8.i5. native nina
hearts. 80O; native sap, tq.7S.
Fosrs-Cedar posts, best, l2ko each.
LATHs-Per 1000, 400.
BRICK-Dallas brick, $50 per 1000.
PLASTER pARIs-Now York, 400, Miohi-
gan, i.5O per barrel.
CEMEkr-Rosendale, ATS; Portland. best,
S.25 per barrel,
STONE FLuEs--About Geo per foot
or according 70 size.
liihE--Coopored lime, 400 per barrel.
hAIR-Goat, We per pund
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DO ana OltIrens OF nnllns

l have procured the services of Prof.
y. Il. Husher OF Philadelphia, who was
awarded the first premium st the Cen.
tenuial OF 1876, for fine photographs,
Prof. Husher has charge Of my finish.
Ing department, which is guarantee
that you viii got finer pictures at nay
gallery than ever before made In Dallas
! also have IN my employ Mr.. 1. X
Wilson, latest Of Kansas City, who is 1
good workman. Our late STYLES are the
Berlin photo, Gail and see them.
j, II, WEBSTER,
Elm stre0t photographer.
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WHEAT-75t9S0c.
RVE-Kansas, g5o.
CoRF-bn ear, 85c; sacked, Toe.
OAIs-In bulk, Ho; In sack, $50; from store
70 to Sc higher.
FLoUR-Psr cwt: Patent, 1880; fancy, S2.O5;
ohoioe family, j2.6d; xxx, s2,S5; low grade,
BaAE-Perowt;At mills, sOc; In store, 81. OOs
los.
,CoRNsEAL,-Fine bolted per 100 pounds
u.bO,
homIFY AND GRIrs-f5 per barrel.
FEED-Chopped corn per 100 pounds, Il 40
thopped corn and oats per 100 poundB, u.A0
sorn bran per 100 pounds, 600.
GRAHAM FLoUR-Per 100 pounds, ~.
HAY-Pralrie, IS per ton, or 80 loose; mil,
let, W per ton, or 81 loose.
MIiLET aEED-Bc German millst, lSO.
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ERUIT, POULTRY, GAME, WIG,

APFLrs-ti.50 PER barrel.
ORANGKB--Alclly, ~ box, S.5O
LENeNs-Slcily, a boa, $3.50.
DATEs-Ip Trails, &c.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY bunch.
ONIoNs-s5.0O ~ barrel
foTATors-R buahel,ll15.
CABBA0n--4c per ID.
uaIoKNNs--we quote Of y25 y dss.n
turkeys, 100.
EaGg--i0c y d0sen.
BurynR-best grade northern, 40; pcgl
DailNs county, DC; other Texas couaty but
ter.2Or 70 pbc. according W onaiitv.
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Exhausted Vitality, Nervous emo Physical
Debility, Premature Decline OF Man, Errors
~ Youth, and the untold miFerles resulting
nom indiscrctiOn 0Ioesses, " contains los
prescriptions for all acnte and chronic diseas-
e. each one OF which Is invaluable. 40 found
by the author whose experience for ~ year
B such as probably never before fell 20 tho LOT
ofany rhyslciRu 300 pages, bound in beautl-
mi French muslin, embossed covers, full gilt,
guaranteed TO be a Amer work In every sense
mechanical, literary and professional
aSy other work sold in thiB county for g260
or the money viii be refunded In every In
stance. Price only 81 by mail, postpaid. IL
Illustrative sample Q cents. Send now. Gold
medal awarded the author by the National
Medical Association, 10 the oliiccrs OF which
| no refers
The Science OF IdIe shoult DO read by tho
| young for instruction, and by the afilicted for
relief. Ii win benefit al. III London Lancet.
There IL no member OF ociety 10 whom The
Science OF Life viii not be useful, whether
youth, parent, guardian, instructor or clergy
man, rgonaut.
Address the Peabody Medical Institute, or
| DIR. W. III. Parker, No, 4 Bul1nch Street, bos-
ton, Mass, who may be consulted Oh all dis
easeH requiring Bkill and experience. Chronic
an obstinate diseases that have bafjisd the
sG Sf IL Ssssr tI PSysl HEAL sap.
ii ssiSnoS s " iSIia s& THYSEl.F
Mention this paper.
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I Hoop poles, -four barrel per NJ, 1000: hoop
poles, molssses barrel, per nj. 500:
slaves. flour barrel, per NJ, 900; heading,
flour barrel, per set, Q; natent hoops, per NJ,
1000; tiour barrels, so; half barrels, 40; IRON
syrup kegs, s gal, ~; iron bound syrup kegs,
10 gal, 20; liquor kegs, Vanished, gal, IS;
liquor segs, vanished, 10 GAL, / IS; half bar
rels, l.S5; molasses barrels, cypress, l IS; mo-
lasses half barrels, cypress, lbs.
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Frenchmen can properly be called
"the Knights OF tho Table, They are
good judges in all It's refinements and
delicacies. In order to stimulate the
appetite and keep the digestive organs
in good order they give pre-. eminenee
to Angostura Bitters, When you try
them DO sure it is the genuine article,
manufactured by Dr. j. G. b. Siegert a.
Sons,
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ZOO SAD.
A pale and haggard woman, with q
Wild and weird look and faded cheeks,
Is reclining on couch suffering with a
lingering female trouble. English Fe.
male Bitters will cure her.
For sick headache and habitual con.
stipation, try Bailey's Saline Aperient
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Pictures and frames at Paul Erb's.

arrangement of the liver, with con-
stipation, injure the complexion, induce
pimples, sailow skin, etc. Remove the
cause by using Carter's Little Liver
Pills. One dose.
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THE quotations given below refer to corn feJ
animals, living weight.l
BgEvEs-S1<0clc per pound.
Cows--S1sc per pound; milch COWS, COM.
non, $50 per head.
9HEEP-Prlme, Sole per pound.
9oArs--None GU the market.
do0s-Sl4 $3.50 per pound.
BULI.s AND STAes-ll<(p2c per pound,
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All Ats stepped free by Or. Kllne'r
great nerve restorer. No fits nfter FIRST
days use. Marvellous cures. Treatise
aud 50 trial bottle free TO fit cases. Bend
TO Dr. Kline, 9S1 Arch street, Philadel.
phia, PennsylVapia,
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Are you MADE miserable by indiges-
ton, constipation, dizziness, loss OF up
petite yellow skim Shiloh'B Vitali8er b
a positive cure. Sod by J. L. Williams
" Co.
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Angora Goat Herd for saI,

Thoroughbred and grade animals
now located near JacBsboro, Texas, fol
particulars apply TO Henry McElderry
M. D. 1855 st. Charles street, New Or
loans La.
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MARITIME & Clark, sample room corner
Of Poydras and Main streets, keep the
very best OF liquors, including l9-year.
old whiskey. Hot lunch served TO theli
friends every day.
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What is the Glen Leaf saith the
preacher. II is the fountain head of all
stimulus, the spring of eternal youth
and the very kingdom of health and
beauty.
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The Roy. George Il. Thayer, Of Bour-
bon, Ihuiaua, says; "Both myself and
wife eve our lives 10 Shiloh's ConHump.
ton Oure." Bold Inv j. williams IL Go,
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Why don't you try Carter's Little
Liver PillsG They are positive cure
Tor sick headache, aud all tho Ills pro-
duced by disordered liver. Only one
pill dose.
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Immense stock OF wall paper, the lat
est designs and colors, are being re-
ceivad nv Hamilton d YourV.
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ICE, ICE, ZOE.

Ice delivered To all parts Of the city.
'sxas Ice Company, Telephone $40. Ice
made nom Browder Springs water.
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Sold or rented by d. NJ Clover, gen.
eral suparintondent Texas Overland Tel
ephone and Telegraph compaiiy,7ll Elm
street,
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Hleopless nights made miserable the
that terrible cough. Shlloh's Cure Is by
remedy for you. Sold by j. l., Williams
d Co.
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Como and see the other, brother
another, the tother, and no has put up
at the GlenLea.
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100 Dozen Towels
at b, 10 and loo, each, cannot DO bought
Tor double the amount, at BaumRn's.
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One OF tho incest presents for your
wife is phtaton or buggy, II don't cest
much. orwill soil them low, T2a Main
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Fine French
imported a0vers a. Psumer'e
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This is the fire season; 30 insure your
properly with Smith Il Hall, agents
Ouico onnoFit'' RPRATD Gfara,
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Largest Embroidery sale
ever known az the prices advertised at
Bauman's.
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} MONEY, sTOo ,sAN BONDS.

LEW YORK, May 2.--Mouey on call
| per cent, closing at /; prime meI-
antilo paper TO o; bar silver, / OSlS; for
Ign exchange uuchangedi actual business
'ro i.SS.
ised al the following prices bid,
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Orr 72i Main street, can't DO beat on
bugRies, blackboard or road carts.
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One car of sugar cane, stock peas etc.
All kinds ofplants for sale.
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uABITs OF YOUTH ANpl ExoEsssE

HABITS OF YOUTH ANDl EXCESSfE
II OF manhood cause more suffering, sui.
cldes, nervous debility, Impotence, sterilty
structures, varioOcele, diseased PROSTATE
betes and Brights disease, than everything
else, and cannot be cured with stomach med.
ioines alone, electricity, orayons, belts. cau-
teriLatiOns, sounds, oatheteTe OF cutting. Tn
European and American Medical Bureau
Will send a treatiHe for % cents, giving RENE
dies aud directions which euro these other.
wise natal diseases ut home wlthoutpain pr.
Vofnfw TtttrnG liu2 Rranf wav N. ". rftv.
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just Received at Holloway y Cos.

HammOoks and baby swings atErb's
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Gold pens, pencils, autograph and
photograph albums q Pssi +. irb's
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Birthday, wedding cards aud oxqui
site Statlonnrv.a PA Il y, Ern's,
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Road wagons, phmtons, buggies and
every style OF vehicle Tor sale low, by
Orr, ia Main street.
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EIPoRTs AND STOCKS.
p, exports this weeK. Great Britain, $50;
France, .; Continent, ...... Stock at an
United States PORTS, thje day, 657,272, lhis
day aEt y0aI, SOL, 1923.
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Iust f,.c.t,,.,,, al. t,..,,..... A. ,,..,
Ono var Oh genuine German mhllot'
sv Ol. -.
VI9 w OF sugar cane, stock peas etc
w., -. = - ram.
WY uog you try Oarters lAtut
i l1,' sioi. ms inoy AIo poslllN9 ourt
viiI y a, ny ulsoruereu hVoi' ouly one
l'''' " ''''''
Vnxt,r r,,,,,h..,na
Sold mr. ranted mn NJ CIowo, o.,
ephone and Telegraph compauy,7ll Elm
street.
rue IRE, stenS q p,
0''oN ''''N'''~s ~ h'uh'NN'
--..----
Baumm's.
100 Dozen ToweI.
at 8, 10 and loo, each, cannot DO bought
ior double the amount, at BaumRn's.
est designs and colors, are being re-.
ceivad nv Hamilton q Yourg.
co,. -,
another, the tothor' and Se has ont mn
al the (3ianTa 40 "Au nv ""' P"' "t
This is the fire season; 30 insure your
properly with Smith X Hall. agonta
->-.----
orr. 794 Main s,roa, can't ba haa, IN
buggiea. buch. boar oJ9, ~ o snad cer,s IS on
1870 -S y .o"- e"'
Picknick and lunch baskets at Erb's
site stationary. vt Pa i p, ErniS,
>--
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Picknlck and lunch baskets at Erb
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DRY GOODS.

rorRi Cosed-New York, weak; New Or.
leans, firm; Liverpool, depressed
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One car OF genuine German millott
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New patterns and styles Of Wall Paper
Vt reduced prices at
HAMILTON a YouNa's,
Qnl Eltta ufraak
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Pisid Hats and Bonnsts
~ kRr go
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TON, PRESS, FRIDAY, 1ss5--TwEIvE

point on her regular trip at p. m. and she
returned from Plattsburgh at s p. m. for
the remaining eXcursionists. On board
the boat the time was pleasantly spent in
social pastmes, and although the low
temperate diminished the pleasure Of
promenading on the decks the occasion
was one of great enjoyment. The
music was as usual excellent, the refresh!
ments were elaborate, and everything
passed off in the most satisfactory man
ner The class of 80 are to be cougratu-
lated upon the success of every feature of
their Commencement week
BY the courtesy of the managers of the
Central Vermont railroad, the children of
The Home, with their teachers and the
teachers of the Home Sunday-school en-
ioyed Il delightful excursion Wednesday to
Missisquoi Park at Highgate. There were
about tfty-fvc in the party. At the Park
everything had been arranged with the
greatest forethought by the managers of
the railroad, and all tie facilities of this
favorte resort were placed at the disposal
of the party The teachers and friends of
the children provided the refreshments,
which were enjoyed upon the grounds.
The party returned on the late train
all in excellent spirits, and feel
ing under the greatest obligations to the
managers of the Central Vermont.
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Our illustrated Sheet.

tt'rom Last Frideys Daily Free Press & TimcsD
The illustrated FREE PRESS had another
large sale yesterday The press which has
thus shown its capacity for very tineas welt
as fast work, managed to keep just ahead
of the demand however. 1t will be started
again this morning and the edition com
pleted. 1t seems to be a matter Of genu-
inc surprise to everybody who has seen
the sheet that such a creditable piece of
work could be produced here. If it were
fully known how much work it involved
and the time within which it was accom-
plished, the surprise would be even great
err We think it is safe to say that
no other Office in Vermont could
time. Three weeks ago the photographs
even had not been secured for the engrav-
ers to copy. The work of reproducing
these was done by the Photo Engraving
Company of New York city and with com
mendable promptness. The 80 engravings
were ready for the press within the prom
Used time. The preparation of the lette,
p ,ess was not the least difficult task Every
line of matter in the paper was wtittel
for it, and either gathered wholly
from original sources or compiled
from historical data. 1t will per
haps be surprise to many tc
learn that it contained more than hall
as much reading matter as the largest o
the illustrated magazines. 1t contain.
about $1,000 ems of type, and the econ
position has consequently been some
thing of a task. When it was all SET NJ
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b'SlON, July O.
The butter market shows no sign of inn
prOVcmcut, Vhcrc has haI dly been enough do
ing to test values. Fine grades are held at fun
pre- ViOuS prices, but round lots could not be
forced of except at some concessions. FOR
the best Northern creamery ~ to 20 cents per
pound i the top quotation, but lew well
known brands are held II CHER. For most Oi
he ~ CStcrn Imcry II t. 10 cents per pound
is the range but we hear of some 81 Is at l9l9
to 20 cents. The best Vermont commands /,
to Is cents per pound, bat only selections are
worth the top n4urc. For the general run Of
the receipts. III cents Is COuSldercd a good
price and Ii to l5lq cents have covered some
sales. Tow grades are very hard TO sell
Up to yesterday il was not easy get buy
crs TO look AT anything IN the cheese markct
over ~ cents per yound, and some good
grades were sold at ! GEMS. liut after the
country reports were posted sale, were made
posed to doubt the ncCura y of the country
dcsuatches. and claim tuat there is no bas :
for such a radical change, but We n, tee that
the Liverpool quotation has gained two shi-
lingS per hundred weight since last week, and
it may be THAI the purchas ers had private adj
vice from abroad which justlhed them in
operating 80 largely ut the rise. Even at s
cents per pound fine chee,c is cheap, and will
probably pay profit when placed ON the Eng
llSh narket.
For nearly Il week the egg trade has been
lilcless aud prices have been barely Maintain
ed Eastern extras are quoted ut IA 70 li1a
cents, and Northern and provincial at l3[e TO
ii cents per dozen. Western are dun ut II to
l21e cents. In II jobbing way dealers get one
cent per dozen more.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-10

IiinesburglI.

The Fourth of July was observed here
by basket picnic at llinesburgh pond
The SeIectmen hired two teams and three
men to 90 with the new road machine
for enly-hHe days, at Il cost of nine dol
lars and Il half II day, 1t works we'll and
10y jobbing out what can not be done with
the machine the roads are being rut in a
very pasSable cOnditiOn....H. NJ. HUI has
completed his new block. Henry Fra
sier has gone to BOston....M Mrs. Kinslev
and her daughter are spending the sum
mer at Mrs. Hulls.... The Misses Anna
and Ida Avery of GIOVerSville, y. Y, are
visiting Mrs, +, J, Murphy Rev. a. ;.
GllDerJ attended the graduating exercises
of the Vermont Academy, at SaXtuu ;
river. His son Arthur was one of the
graduates, and expects to enter college
this fall.
School No ;, taught by Hattie c. Bell.
has just closed very pleasant and sue
cesstul term, as the following figures
indicate. Forty-nine different scholars
have attended, with daily average of A.
those having no tardy warks, %, and no
absent marks, II. Miss Bell has had
several years experience in teaching, and
has the faculty OF inspiring the scholars in
their work, The old school house is to
give place to new one ready for the fall
term. ... Arthur Gilbert is at home for a
few days, having just graduated from
Vermont Academy, with an excellent
ScnOOl reCoTu lie expects TO enter col
lege this fall.
Mr.. II. NJ. Page has been engaged as
principal of the academy, the fall term of
which begins Sept. T.. The public schools
closed for the summer vacation last Fri
day. -. Mr. James Fraser, assisted by Mr.
Ross, has made great improvements in
the cemetery this season. Trees have
been set out along the avenues, grading
and terracing done, and large and hand
some fountain.put in. Mr. Fraser as super
intendent of The cemetery deserves much
praise for good taste and the thorough
discharge of his duties.
Charlotte.
The Fourth was celebrated by picnic
at Thompson's Point under the manage
ment of the Woman's Temperance Union.
Delegations from different school districts
met at the -Four Corners at 10 Il. IN. and
drove from there to the point Tables
were spread and every one was well sup
piled with plenty to eat and drink
Speeches, Rotations, music and singing