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W Jones; sur erntendent Of schools, C w How
ard. Tax voted, 30 per cent.
A. STARE sBORO-MOderator, j NJ Tyler; clerk, {
w Atwood; secctlncn, W Hill, j g Fuller, Il !
tunnton; treasurer, G l. Atwood; ovCrseer ol
Nhe poor, Il Hill; con stable. o w Ferguson,
second constable, j Orvis; LISTERS ! NJ Tyler
= j smith ID II Orvis; auditors, w B Thompson
l. g Ferguson, Il h Stokes; trustee of public
m Oncy, Bushnell fence viewers, Il Hounds, N
Morrill,, Ravlin; grand jurors, d II Orvis
w IN Briggs agent, bushnell; school directors,
I'll Wade, ii Orvis, year; T. Ellison, S Bush
nell, 2years; Dillon, o stokes, 3 years. FAX
voted. 40 per cert.
WEYBRTDGE-M 1derator, j A James; clerk, j
"A Child assistant, Isaac Drake; seectmen, j A
James. l. Silas Wright, NJ Sturtevant treas.
trer, Isaac Drake; overseer of the poor, NJ Il
Sturtevant; constable, Il II Fiske; listers, A ID
HAYWARD. w Miller. l. o Thompson, auditors,
James, Wright. j Harrington; trustee OF
public money, A u Hayward; fence viewers, W
G Sturteyant, NJ f Sprague, II Boes; grand
Jurors, f Cotton, q l. Harrington; agent, q l.
iarrington superintendent Of schools, " y
Hurlbut. Tax voted, 20 per ceat.
Uniting MOdpr tor, Ii Hubbard, clerk
and treasurer, " + Wright; selectmen Daniel
Holmes, W " Needham, Thomas Ketcham ;
constable, JAY Wooster superintendent OF
schools, X ID Needham; agent, Geo 5 tpilker !;
oversner, X Williams; listers, A II Hubbard,
+ q Wright. c + Church. Tax voted, 80 per cent.
The town system was not adopted.
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Vermont Sheep at New Orleans.

The premiums on MerinOs have been
awarded at The New Orleans Exposition
Vermont comes out far ahead, OF the
SS25 offered. we get S475, or Sl25 more
than all the other States combined. The
first and second premiums were in mon
ey; the third, highly commended" the
fourth, commended" Vermont gets 5
firsts, seconds, l third and l fourth ;
all other States, ii. SITS. 4 seconds, 5
thirds and fourths. Vermont takes
first on rams of any age first, second and
fourth on yearlng rams; first on ewes
two years old and over; second on ram
lambs; first on flock Gram AMI five ewes)
aud sweepstakes on ewes of any age.
Mr.. Burwell, who has charge of the
exhibit. wrote from New Orleans Feb.
% that he should start for home as soon
as he could get car.
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STATE OF VERMONT
Diatricf Of Addiann a.

BE 1t remembered. that at n session of the Pro.
ba g Court holden at Middlebury, within and for
said district, on the 9Th day OF March, A. d.
1883.
Present, Hon. Lyman L. Knapp, Judge
Whereas, Oscar L. GOodnuugh administrator
of the estate OF Jesse Good ough, la te OF Middle.
bury, IN said district deceased. has this day pre-.
senled to said court his petition in writing setting
forth, that II Will be necessary to sell part OF
tn real estate OF said deceased, for the paw.
ment OF the debts AMI charges # adm MI ration ;
and also that 1t will be beneficial Tor all parties
interested therein to sell the whole OF the real
estate of said deceased, and therein making ap
pllcatlon to said court for license to make such
sale. And said administrator having produced
TO said co ,rt the assent in writing OF all the heirs
residing in this State interested In said real estate
IL is ordered that all persons interested in
the estate Of said deceased be notified to appear
before said court AT the Probate Office in Middle
bury In said district, on the 23d day OF March,
A. ID. 1855, at 10 o'c ock A. NJ, by publication OF
this order thee weeks successfully previous
thereto, in the Middebury Regiater, a new spaper
printed at Miidebury aforesaid. 20 show cause,
If any they may have, why said license should
not be granted 10
LYMAN K. KNAPP, Judge.
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c. E. MARSHALL.
FOR SALE!

My homestead, pleasantly situated on North
Pleasant street, in the
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The County Commissioner Vote.

As no ballots for county commissioner
were printed and distributed, the vote
was very light. Mr.. James, the regular
nominee, had l75 in this town and pre-
haps POO additional in the other towns
heard from so that his election is assured.
Up in Bristol they voted for John z. st.
John and In Rpton for r. A. Damon.
John w. Martin had one vote here.
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The Probate Court Tor the District of Addison
To all persons Interested in the estate OF Hor
ace ton. late OF Weybridge in said district,
deceased GREETINo:
BY the authority of the State of Vermont, you
are Hereby notified TO appear before the said pro.
bate court, at the Probate office in Middleburv in
said district, on the 3Oth day OF March, A D. 1885,
at 10 o'clock a. m. TO show cause IL any you have,
why the account OF j. f. Cotton, administrator of
the estate of said deceased should not be 10 cd
and also why the residue of said estate should
not he distributed to the parties entitled thereto
Dated at Middlebury, in said district. this 9TH
day OF March, A. ID. 1883. 10
LYMAN f. KNAPP, Jaldge.
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IL was Daniel Lambert.

Va large private dinner of Engisbmen and
Americans took place in London on Wash
ingtons birthniRht, During the dinner a
discussion arose about the next American
Cabinet. BritOn asked the surname of a
great American statesman whose Christian
can answered Lambert. Quite right" re
Joined the Engishman. 81 had forgotten
his name for a minute."-[ Nep York Iri-
bHRe.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
~ AddiaOn niafrict "a

March 2. 1885.
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mioolcburp Aegisttr
FRIDAY, MARCH &. 1850.
Travellers Guj,ie


Trains pass Middlebury station at the
hours given below:
GOING NoRTH-Exrress, 1886 a. m. mixed,
1898 a. M; mail, 1923 y. m; ; express,
6:12 p IN.
GOING SoUTH-Mail. 1000 a. m; passen-
ger, 4:52 p. M; mixed as far as Brandon.
$40 y. m; express, 1920.
MAILS CLosE-North, 1865 and 7:40 p. m I;
South. 9:40 a. m. and 7:40 pm.
See Central Vt timetable on last page,
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~" For business cards and other adver-
tising, see inside pages.
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Village of MiddIebury.

The house is convenient and in decent repair and
well arranged. A good garden with plenty OF
iruit trees, with never-falli water u on the
premises. No reason for selling except that
wish more land to cultivate.
A. d, STEARNS.
March ,. 1885. l0;3w
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MARRIED.

SAWIER-REMIN TON-ln East Middle.
bury Feb. 20. by Rev 5. w. Bldweli, Mr.. Moses
II. sawyer of Granville and Mrs. Nell Remington
of Salisbury.
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Farm for Sale or Rent.

The undersigned offers for sale his farm of $50
acres situated In the east part # New Haven,
- OF mile nom East Mills, IL miles from
the center. Good buildings, plenty OF wood aud
lars call on
b. HANCHET, New Haven. VI,
} Wv or c. h. HANCHhT. Bristol VI
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HARDwARn ann mErALs.

ANas-yollins, d dozen. SOC; Gold DoAal
dozen, 500 Diamond Edge, v dozen, $50;
Double Bit, 100.
sKrLLETs AND LIDs-l14c . 70; sugar xst.
TIN PLATE--I. o. l0xl4, y box, 500; (, D.
lAx2O, - box, 400; Terne, llx20 h box f.sl.
Terne, o)xzS, q box, 1850.
TrNWARK-Pieced, discount 20 u cants
stamped, discount 50 y cent.
SoLDER-No. !, loo; No. u and y, lRc Y y,
DUCK HoRsE CoLI.ARs--No.1 l, AS a dozen.
HAAEsIrwo loop, $50 y dozen; three loop,
TAoKs-ln boxes, 100 papers, 2,5e y box.
CRUZ HoEs-Fs dozen, $50; railroad picks,
dozen, $50.
MATToCKs--Ts dozen, $50.
RUBBER BEITING-Discount 50 v cent,
EAILs--8.OQ, raJe.
sRovELs AND SPApEa-Eowland dis
count 40 " cent; Ames' list, 81 OF goods, d -
count 40 dLu 10 p cent.
HEAVY HARDwARE--HhRfts nnishe,. g.G0
poles, 1880; singletrees, wagons select, i.7e
buggy, 2.25i express, 250; wagon tongues.
1900; hickory aTles, 1000, holsters s.T5; cou o.
ling poles, Ats; spotes, xxx, select, as;
xxx, $50 sawed felloes, ~, LIS; z, 400;
BoWden shoes, 600; northwestern horse nails
No. Q, 500: 7, 6.26; 8, 500: oar iron, &c rate
pillow steel, 7c; sprip : ell Sc; cast steel Isc
BUGaIEs--Grade nd spring top, 9sllOg,
l0O.QO: do. open, 70,Lt ssc0c0; do. side spr.ne
top, l00,00BlS6,00; DO. side bar, I00.0N9fS0 ,O1
do, phRtons, l26.0edel5000; grade A. Hds
spring, lSO0O0s00O.0Q; do. phptonA, 15lO0c
10000; bump seat buggies, N600(Si250.00; plat
form springs, l0.O0kl3lOQ; three spring Wag.
uns, lO.U08ll6Ol.
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RnY annns.

PRINTS -MerrimRcR, fancy, O a; Manches.
ter, BS;Arnold, 81 American, 81; Pacific, 81
Hamilton, HSi Gloucester, .6l3si Gloucester,
Allen, ~ Lodi,ij.; simpson, .; Eddy; stone one,
9; simpson mng1 g; Allen, pink and
purple, B; simpson silver grey, o; Richmond,
pink and purple, Q; Dunnell, shirting, ~.
Ragetta shlrtlng, *; Allen check, 81; Pea
body, black, "; Simpson, blaok'bi Rose
BRowwN sHEKrISas--Crown, *; Augusta,
Q; Ettrich LII, 8; Charter Oak, S)Si Lave Oak,
4; International, 81; Laurence IL, @; Glen
dale, ~ Enierprise, 81 Glendale, ~ O. Boat,
BRowN smIRTISG.Cast Iron, 8; Farm
ers. 7Ai Honest, X; Pocahontas, ~; Allen
dale, I; Century, 6)sj Dwight, ~; Lockwood,
"; Manotoba, 81; Bedford n, ~.
BLEACHKD SHtRrING-Ncw York, l0f;
Wamsutta, ny; Langdon, W; Lonsdale, AZ
Lonsdale Cambria, "a; Masonville, lO,f;frnlt
OF the Loom, Sal Gold Medal, ~; Cream OF
Crop, 4.
TicKiSo-Amoskeag A Q A, 10; Amoskoar
ton X& iOlI; Easton Az, IL; Oakland fancy,
64; Aomo Odd, 81; Raleigh, i0ll; standard
2, y; Pearl River, II; Sibley Awning, IS.
srRIfKs-Hamilton, lO9s; Ihorndike, l01<;
A%SS5SSR, q R Ss I EvS. I'M, RNlSlgh'
Known, "a, To- VA ''"V' V'N' 'N On'
;, DESIMs.Kmoskeag i2'Gi Otis, iS,g; York,
i8S; Warren, ~.
CHEcKs AND PLAiDs--Mount Pleasant, 7;
Catawha, u; Old Dominion, :; Memphis,
~; Queen city, 81; Augusta, Z; Tennessee,
lo9.si ooitondalc, q Cumberland Check, Z;
Sloiey,S.
GINGHAMs-Ratoa ~; slatcfEville, 8,
westtllle, 7; Bates Dross Plaid, y, Scotch u
r., llki Amoskeag, 81; Belleviow, ~
washington, o. wlndemers, ~,
CHEvfoTs-QakdRle, plt; sterling, *;
Unknown, Il. H., 81, Sibley, W; Glen Rid
die, 10Y; Harrisburg, 81; elaior, 81; Ever.
EFT, ~; Boss, 8; Suverdale, =, Arlington, vi
Victoria, H. GermHnla. Blti Hates, ID.
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MI0unRs.

.AI,caHoL--Ti gallon, S3.S5 .5F2s7.
kRANDIEs-Dcmestic,$ gallon, 5000 q f300;
imported c0gnae, 1871, v gallon, S4SO; 1872 81 So
1870, Sh70i 1885, $3.50; 1860, $40; 1865, p %,
lSis, Sl06Qi Otard, Dupuy 4 Cos cognac, tS5s
65Oi 1870, 800; 1854, $780, lsJS, Sl025; His
gnet, Dnboncho d 90. cognac, 1878, A.5Q; $50,
ljJG; 1913 1870.
GIR--Domestlc, Nov York or Philadelphia,
= gallon, N.75; Holland, n gallon, s20O6D275;
ST Robert BuTnetpB Old Tom, = gallon, So la
G3Az5; Sir Robert Burnett'B Old Tom, u cauE
t3.t9g8O; Holland, p case, $50
WHtsKT--L Ouisiana rectified, 90 n cont
proof, n gallon $3.50; Western, SlS0fll. 80
Bcurbony y .4OMS5o; Rye, sl.50G3l0i Scotch
lnporiedi Ao06g@25i Irish, imported, $50.
E5A,7b,
CHAMHAGEEs ROuderor Carts Blapoh
luarte, " dozen, 21,V0; Piper HeidBelck QUAR-
81 doBen, 800; Krug & CO.. quarts, a Dozen
lz.Di Nicer q, ChGndon, slllery Mousseux, q
dozen, AO0; Cremant day, q dozen, 25.OO; *
II, Mumm q Co.'s, pints, 50 additional: DIV
vernBnay, 2i7b Extra Dry, 1890.
W1EKs-CalifOrnia claret, "a gallon, Us,
aiontandol No. l, u gallon, SO6tS5; importe,
elarsig, ordinary, & oask, 79.OO$sO.OOi family
oiaretH, per coax, 70,0cgS0.00; ane clarets, II
cask, D00OC3iT6.o0; Medoc, q case 500; SR
Julian, n case, $50; Margaux, Il case, 7.O1,
tont9 Canet, ~ case, 1900; Lar0se, . case
i2DOi L9ovlll, y case, l2.00; Chateau 1afittR
z otsoo 2LO0; ordinary, y oass, 6.sGg9.50i
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Facts for Tourists and klnigrants.
Whether tor the tourist, bent on pleas
ure, OF the emigrant seeking far west
ern home, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
is the best protector against the hurtful
influences of climatic changes or mala-
ria; the most reliable medicine for gen
eral use he can possibly carry with him.
1t utilities the effect of sudden changes
of temperature, braces the system
against the embedding influence OF ex-
cessive heat, prevents injurious conse-
quences from change OF diet or of us
ing bad food or water, is fine resusci-
tsnt OF physical energy diminished by
the fatigue of travelling, and tends TO
counteract the effect Of exposure in
rough weather. 1t is much and ssrvieea-
bly, used by mariners and others whose
outdoor life and arduous labor expose
them unusually. 1t is, moreover, OF
great service as a preventive and cura-
tive of disorder of the stomach, liver,
bowels, and as general tonic.
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CogFE Fl fair, lOl9l93f; prime, il1s@l2
Rio, l4@llls; Pea Berry, li@ll1S.
TEAs.ooiong, 1890; Imperial, i5G55;
SUGARs-Powdered and cut loaf, 7lSCGS;
standard granulated, 7g7l{; Louisiana white
clarified. 6AS7; yellow clarified, Gh@GA;
seconds, 5HG6.
MoLAssEs Choice Louisiana, 55G5S;
prime, so; fair TO good, IS; corn strip, 4O
CRACKERs--X Soda, 81; xxx Soda, g.;
snowflake, 10; Cartoon $. f., III, IL cream
soda, U; Excelsior oyster, 8 X ginger snaps, 81
NV ginger snaps, 0; Y Lemon cream, s.;
XXX Lemon cream, 8; cakes and jumbles,
II; animals, y; charms, u; strawberry
cakes, l2i sugar waters, Is; cocoa bars, Is;
finger waters, 10; stage planks, 8.
SODA-Bi-carbonate, In kegs, "; bi-cnrb.,
In cases, ~; lump sal. soda, In kegs, ~
granulated sal soda, in Cob drums, 3.
ToBAcco-Plug, ll-inoh, 30C135; twist, 7oz,
800 and OF, SsttlO, Navy plug, 2S9i6; smok-
6ASNED GoogsDsA2n tomatoes, 100;
Sib, LIS; 2lb blackberrles, L2O; ON
40; 2lS raspberries, i.5Oi On whcrtleberries,
l;59i 2lb peaches, i;59i Sle peaches, 225i 2ih
low's'corn, Oh, 90; j. Wlnslow Jones' corn,
2lb, 1856; mountain corn, Oh can, S5; early
June peas, 1856; Numsen's fine family, 1895;
Numsen's marrowfat, IS; French peas pei
weight, LILO; Oh (. w, 300; lib !. W., 20; Oh
!. W, los; llb Holsters, iS5; lib salmon, 40;
lib mackerol, l.25; 10 corn beef, 2.0O 2ih corn
beef, 90; shrimp, S.25; chile con carne, $685.
BIB apples, Los; gal. apples, 325.
SNUFF- CARROTS, os, ii.25 per case; or
$50; OF, S'S5; Raph's, 9 OF, 1876 OF, s.25
| u OF, 4.20.
sokF-ollye, 276 2 box, blue India, y n
bars, $40 y box; / Id satlnet, S.4S; y satinet
$50; 3 10 bar cocoanut oil 1913; 10 nll value
S,2o; white Russian, $40; ID Dandy, 1926
| "a Dandy, il0,
'GANDiEszsiar, full weight, l2,t@lSc,
OBEEsE-Fun cream, l&1l5o.
RoPE-SHc basis; cotton rope, $50,
box.
WRAPPING PAPER-Rag and straw, Is T6o
| PoWDER-Sbo d key OF % MS; l2H do, 2.2S
] ~ do, las; blasting kegs, 2s5, shot-drop log
+, l7bi buck, 400.
-Chow-chow, y barrol, barrel, g.G
| OohgR paila,w .oho-ohow, l.t0; 2-gnlloI
| pals, mixed pickles, LOO; glass pintR, LILO
gallon, 40; glass hex, gallon, $50.
/ MAuXEREIr-No. barrels, l2i0i NO. -
barrels, lh0; No, h-hagTela, 9.50i N AZ
999greis, 'g0i NO; ~ ,earTelg,; 2d9i NO IEta
| HOLLAND HERRIN0-Imp0rtnd l.9i a keg
CAGDY-Sllck, e5Eo y 70; fancy, lsDl5n
Reconsideration layers.
OIpER- Crab apple, 100; Missouri cider, ",
| v gallon; vlnogar q gallon, lSa1lc.
! SrARCH-PeArl, &c; royal glass, i54ci Bon
| ton I'm packages, Coz corn starch, In pRck
ages, 20; g-h wood box gloss, GltMGlsc; 81
| wooden box, &C.; l-ih gloss ~ ,06tc.
! LYK-COncontTntCd, g.sdfiOO.
| JuaB-Me quotei lio a gallon for glaHod
crOOks, loo y gallon Tor gisIod,
! DRIEn bnAuH EB--D npeelod, So, peeled, n z
] PRQYtsioNH--Shurt bacon, $40, short a.
salt, nc, breakfast bscor, 1919; cnnvassO,
hams lU3ic lard, IN tlcrcos, $40; 50-ib cans
SSc; @-h cans, SIC; l0-h cans, SIC; ST.
cans, IS; S-ib cans, 9.
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LOUISVILLE OAK SOLE LrATHER-X
heavy, free OF brands, $50 Id; x medium, free
Of brands, 30c Id; A heavy, one brand, $50
lbi A mediam, one brand, $40 Id; Baltimore
crop, i4c.
BUFFALO SLAUGHTER-Prime, 10 to 20 III
sides SOC Id; good, 10 10 % sides, $50 ID; coun-
tor II 10 II ID sides, 26c Id; q. d., Matainoras,
$50 lib; No. /, oak harness lea, 80 10 SAC IL (;
No. q oak harness lea, 81 10 go 10; No. /,
Sic ID; No. l, hem skirting lea, $40 Id; No. 2,
hem skirting lea, go 10. Welt and oridle
leather, 81 TO So a side.
PHILADELPHIA CALF-Extra quality, Is
70 % ID 70 dozen, il.2O ID; IS TO q 10 10 dozen,
o dozen, 81 ID; 81 20 70 Ia ~ dozen, 95c Id,
FRENCH CALF-Sl.l5 tul ~ Id; xxx top
hngs, all oolors, SIS TO $500 dozen; xxx top
pings, all colors, extra large, 30 70 Sli dozen.
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AND ALL mALARlAL DISEASES

Exhausted Vitality, Nervous and Physical
Debility, Premature Decline OF Man, Errors
OF Youth and the untold migeries resulting
from indiscretion excesses. II contains l2b
prescriptions for all aonte and chronic diEeas-
Oh, e0oh one OF which is invaluable. so found
by the author, whose experience for 2S years
Is suoh ~ probably never before foil 10 the lot
OF any physician. 300 pages, bound In besuti.
ful French muslin, embossed covers, full gilt
guaranteed TO be q tiner work In every sense
mechanical, literary and Professionalism
aay other work sold in this county for 1870
or tho money Will DO refunded in every In
stance, Price only 81 by mail, postpaid. IL
Illustrative sample cents. Send now. Gold
medal awarded tho author by the National
Medical Assooiatiop, 10 ths oiIlosra OF which
no refers
Tho Science OF LILO should bs road by the
young for iigtruotlt1n, and by the afflicted for
relief. twin beneht ALL London Lancet
There ia no mamber OF o0iety 10 whom Tho
Science OF Life win not be gBeiul, whether
youth, parent, guardian, inJtru0tuf or clergy
man. ArgonRuL.
Address Inc Peabody Medical Institute, or
DR.. w. III. Parker, No, Hulnnoh street, Dos.
ton, Maae., who may he consulted or all dis
eases requiring sixth and experience. Chronic
an obstinete diseases that have bafiled ths
SE Il ~ essfr tIPe syysa HEAL SSS.
instance esssaass Si'4 iSlIa SR THYSEE.,
Mention thls pRror.
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Wool, HIDES Am PELrnIrs,

WOoL-Mexican, FREQ Of burr, nominal,
Mex eAn improved, lagl7o; coarse, l6c; ma
dom l6GlSo; nne wool, according 10 dirt
and condition, hg2o; bury, aaao per
pound less, according 10 burrs.
HIOHB-prims plump finth, 10 ms and mn.
nc per NJ seconds, plump hints, 20 ms and up,
l3s per n; prime light and kipg,llHc per n (;
bulls andstags, aollo por n; dry salted, II
gllSc, according 70 condition. green salted,
TAILow--Primo isllow, 6ci talloW grsase,
willow to brown. SSAir
REGTstEs-Doer skinE, l8DlSc; antelope, 10
l@l2oi sheep pelts, as per wool, 2)CpS5c; shear
Tags, l0Nloc; fnllin or poverty from D7al2c.
.lsales OF wool since April n have been
chlely laGlbc, ANA nearly all receipts SO far
closed medium.
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nnnra ann nr.nra-

Mons KIP brogans, p6aai2S; boys kip bro
gAns sasl.OO; mons y. calf brogans, l.Ol(3l 70
s.beekle plows, l.00Dl,S6; boys Kip 2-buoklo
plows, SOL Is; mems hun balls. congress- and
hutton, l.bkG2.2hi mems calf bAls congress
and button, 2:b0Qtt.50i mems kip boots, 2lOOCg
iah boots, 26,0Op6OD0; boys kip boots, 92,bRa
h,N boy's 7. calf boots, l6,5OSt2l.0O; boys
Mf boots, 2.SCo27.00i women's ~ kippolkaS
bdAlSfoj Misses ~ kip polkaa, 6bplOc
inhds ~ Zip polkts, al Elses, tblp6Sc; chlld's
md ~ polish, l.00ei.SS, Misses calf pog and
81 polishi N(fl.lQi women's hu Hewed poll
ah, N%l.Q5; women'a calf sewe. relish, 40
hLah; women,a grain sowed and polish, %
goat aswed poliah. l.b0eLIb.
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-UlsRER AND BUILDING MATERIAL,

Rough lumber, 1880; q native
ceiling, Is .0Oi native ceiling, 22,50;JS native
flooring, 25.vOi y native siding, 1900; y rough
ceiling, 1880.
sTNeIEs-Bos cyprOas. u.5O; O. X cy.
prosB, 400; No. l cypress, S.55; native pino
hearts. $50; native sap, fs.7S.
PosTs-Cedar posts, beet, Eye each.
LATHs-Per 1000, 400.
BRIoK-Dallas brick, $50 per l,OOO.
PLASTER PARIB-Hew York, 400. MIohi.
gan, $50 per barrel.
CEMENT Rosendale, AIS; Portland, best,
8.25 per barrel.
STONE FLUEs-About 5oc per foot.
DRAIN P1PE-trom l6c per foot, and high
o according 10 size,
lIME-Cooperod limo, 200 per barrel
bAtR-Goat, 20 per pund
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Pictures and frames at Paul Erb's.
very RemarGnble Reooyery.

Ntfy INVlhHFNNbIo IItcOVefy.
Mr.. Geo. v. Willing, of Manchester.
Michigan, writes: "My wife has been
almost helpless for five years, so help
less that she could not turn over in bed
alone. She used two bottles OF Electric
Bitters and is so much improved that
she is able row to do her own work.
Electric Bltters Will do all that is
claimed for them, Hundreds of testi.
monials attest their great curative pow
ers. Only 80 cents bottle 81 w. IL.
Howell q Bro.
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ynurr, POULTRY, GAME, uxu.

ArrLKs-ti50 Per barrel.
oRANeEs-SlcIly, y box, $50.
LKseys-sicily, n boz, $3.50.
DArKH-ln trails, &c.
BANANAs--9OolsS.SO v bunch.
ONtora-s5.OO v barrel
foTArora-p buahel,kll5.
CARRAoH--io per 10.
onioKENe-we quote IT S.25 y doEsn;
turkeys, To.
EGGH.-l0o n dnHrn,
BurfN9-nou grade northern, i0c, berl
lallhs county, DO; other Texas oouuty bot
tar.x.c n 3nc, acoordlnr tn oualitys
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WOODEN WARE.

bali bushol measures, iron bound, n
toren, $50; pals, hoops, N dozen, 200; 3
hoops, 2.26; nest tubs, 2.2i; : nest, 215;
No. ] tuhs,f dozen, 900; No. $500; No. $40;
nest OF white cedars, 2S5; Churns, pine, No,
7, $50; No. s, $50; No 4, 400, Churns, cedar,
NJ. 3 l2oOi No, 4, lgOOi Field cans, 6Q9art,
bound kegs, IS, gal !, Il. X, 20; 8 gal.
wood hoop kegs, %; gal, W. II X, IS;
Ipckets, 2hoop, y, 2O0i8 hoop, o, 22i;
Well buckets, 42b; hoop, W, b., white
ccdar, l.5O; hoop, white q, 900;
hoop, MIXED red, W. b.. 6l0i hoop, NJ.
nd. w.fb., $50 Paper pnlls, 3.25; Selves,
onk, Tin, le5; Pioneer zinc, l.I5; New
Ern, 2.75; Combination, 10; sweep Stakes,
10: double cable coil, 20; single, g. G.,
IN; Az handles, No. /, round. 70; No. q
rQnnd, l.7b; X shaved, 2 %; w shaved, 2 %;
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GRAIN AND nnEApsrurrs.

WHEAr-15(Gs0o.
kFE-- Kansas, go.
CoRN--ln ear, CSC sacked, zoe.
okIa-tn bulk, BIC; In Haok, SO; nom ntore
20 "a Sc higher.
FLoue-Per cwt; Patent, $3.50; fancy, sass;
choice iamily, j2.01i NAXA, S2.S5; low grade,
naAS-Porewt'At mills, eoci in store, q 900
los
.coREMEAL-Fino bolted per 100 pounds,
1.gO.
HOaINr AND GRIrs-S5 per barrel.
frKn--Chopped corn per 100 pounds. q. 40
lhoppod corn aud oats per loo pounds, sltQ
sorn bran per 100 pounds, 100.
GRAHAM fLoUR-Per loo pounds, s.
hAr-Pralrie, - per ton, or 81 loose; mil.
let ~ per ton, or 81 loose
hIII.Kr SEKD--gpo, German mlllst, 4. 80.