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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-29

Considering tho threatened inyasi N Of
cb yicrt It Is announ' e,i that German ply
Il ian has discovered that small coins ure
important fartJr- IN the spreading OF 10,
ene+ He has found huctorin AMI veget-
able fungus in snrapins, from the metal
Ne ical journal
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-29
speed of Eighteen Knot. an Hour.

The lar q Italian iron lad Italia lately
made n run Of forty seven and hulf fle.
in two hours md twenty Minutes Thi4
means an average speed Of close on eighteen
knot, an hour CHI ago Herald
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-29
DOUBLE DAILY DEPARTURES.
PEOPLES Line STEAMERS,


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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-29
The Humiliation of an Arti~t.

Art aud fashion are involved with each
other now rs never before Not only do
the designers of elaborate TOILETS reasonably
claim to exercise artistic taste, for nu, d
originality and beauty is often put into tho
work, but genuine painters are employed to
decorate dresses | sage ia tho most pre-.
tntious New York circles authorizes the
wearing of exceedingly line gowns at din.
hers, and the apparel at the best balls hardly
shows such unique garments as are seen in
dining ROOMS On occasions If fashionable
eating aud drinking. The aim is to veal
something, unlike anybody clso's garb and
to elect this the silk or satin Of n dress is
often painted by hand In water colors or oil
An artist acquaintance of mine, whose
works on canvas have frequently been cool
enough to he admitted to the Academy of
lesign, was bemoaning tho fact that Amcri
ran buyers prefer foreign to native pictures,
irrespective Of merit
When n man has to 60 to PAINTING live
women instead OF his own reations, he hit
ieily srowIcd, Il thnk it is timr for him t.
throw down the brush AMI take tho up
shu,e ell
He explained that ho had taken several
loIs Of decorating womens dresses As a
means Of subsistence, and that he was re-
talnei 10y "A leading dressmaker for that sort
o work but lie declared that he would
never again 40 what he had done in one in.
>tinte, which was to use his brush on fabric
that at the time inclosed the owner The
ee had insisted that the figures painted
On the waist of her dress, though they
louked we'll in themselves, were not shaded
20 as to b, effective when she had it On,
therefore she wished the artist to In. To
her house AMI touch up his work while it
vas on htr person That he regarded As
humilatins He could paint a gown in his
studio, but professional prida forbade him
to Apply Ia, brush to the person of the
patron II II lie Eli - New \ ork Letter.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-29
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am Southern Forhia.
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-29
savannah, Florida 4 Western R'y
"aNrro-~ short Line.

A. Trains az 'h,- r,Ht an, run ~ Ceutral
t-ft. A'rHiuA TIM, Vhl,u /. !. n..nI,te,
r""tr than Jtck-mt.s time.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-29

$50 ~ "t'hthgl'i, u = B., 'laliS at.llta y III
arrive at NV iutk tttiIN Al an A m
fullhdh funet dufl >ittptuE tat.. JACKSON
va" tn New lurA ~LhnIt change
",'nmt Palace hutitt >le"Pug yar,, Wash.
iurtun to Ja.k>.tut doe
tu'ithah faht" Stepping ,uTS, JarL >unvlt,
=" - louis, VA savannah, Atuuta, Nasty lille
ard fNauSN iilr.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-29

an " " o., ''''' NlH4 w wv INNING 10
CuNNH'riONH.
A. pan'hn with Jnct ",n,illo. Ianna koy
West iB, tnst river steamers tor ~. Au.
vusttir, Grrru coy" springs, .lh,ksnn, illt
aud Ill points Auith Hast aud West nnd with
M ti,ct steamers tor south fluitn. Also
with the TWIN screw iron steamer "ilty ot
pnmtkn, and ~t,rn,hip tItS Ut Muuiir.llo
tor Charleston, New York Boston fhiladrl.
Nhth, etc.
Mai tIatns MAI, rlu4, cuuurctiuu huth wnyt
wa I. ia X. " ny. N lhr k4ou, lllr with At.
Ian =, tunt Lane, Vast Mail,
Al Cam, ~ Tile. with through Pullman sleep
.r+uvrt savannah. lluttla \ Wc~tctuitA toi
N,W Ot'un-, Iodlr kcl-, Pensacola, Sntnu
nah, AlunuN. huui Jomrty, IuuISN IlIr, II.
ltnIt. and tli points west.
At ti,um with ltutilh halfway nnd Nnvya
tiun Co.. md iincks tot ~iiN"i ~plinps
AZ N~tur with =. juhu4 IlNut vtrhmtt4 tor
laos .,In tii, ~tulut,l AMI way Ltudluys.
A. i,t-tufg with the ~ Johns ANA I.nk,
Eilatt. INV lsluu ui the tloipin southern Itnil
way, and itunt1 un LAKES Harris Hn,l ti~iis
tuI POINTS pu ikrs.
NJ irmlcrtuu's frrry With south fluriin
ny tot lnk,'hnI, Tampa, ki-sinn", lhttpw,
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A.t.tuW t,rf Truy Avt.
! sipu ,!,l Steamer rutno tunn' 'l'h ban
,,upd ht, IN, luta,h, good h,r
l.up,lti Wti Ir,.aruy't. tuI Ellen
Gu"d- hS, my lotnh, pood n.y.,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-29
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Nnkr dtlN 'iuuiIri round 'ilps 1T ihh"- tu'ii~
an. ilttlIF, tutU hIuR ut al ltniiups.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-29

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laHNr ina AN an ,lHIly at ,l, nm
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AuNrat Albany ,alIt at M
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fuiiuan Palace S,,ruy ems Ia,k~n,II,
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country anil Ni~tN tile
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-29
CARING FOR THE IMMIGRANTS.
Arrival at the Depot Trans
t.r>-A Needed Reform Distress.

Arrival at the Depot-Makin; Trans
How is il that these people don get lost -
Is u natural question for any Chicago resi-
dent T. ask when liz sees u group of open
nuuthel, staring eyed Scanilnavian or
t,ernlan immigrants patrollins the street In
the vicinity Of some Of the railroad depots
Ii MAS tAis question that occurred b. u
reporter u, he started cut to tlnd the answer
t0 It, The infot nation vas cleaned from
70 many sources that only tho immigrant
agent OF u western road will 10 quoted
The forei- ners arrive on all the eastern
roads, although tho competition for their
patronage Is not rs great as by tho roalls
leading west from Chicago TN arriving at
the depot the train is boarded aud the tick.
cts Of the passengers are examined, when
check is stuck on their persons bearing the
initial letters Of tho road on which they arc
to leave the city. Should their destination
Le Chicago or some Of the suburbs AN ex,
pr s,inlin is engaged to take them TO such
place. Ia all other cases the transfer com.
Iany takes charge OF them AM transfer,
them and thcir baggage t. the proper depot
Zach III ket Is provided with coupon,
which Is detached 10y the transfer agent
and is cashl IN to tn, steaml cat company
tor 10 cents
TN arrival at our depot or that of any
Of tbs other western roads said tho rail.
Rad agent, "the immigrants ticket Is ones
more examined, AMI he is marked with "a
tag which indicates his destination. Then
II hc wants plac, to sleep Or eat We tell
him OF some reputable place where he can
procure u meal or lolsins for :, cents Ii
he doesn't want to put up tho money there
Is u waiting room where h. can at until hi,
tain goes
Ever yet rolbel, No, | mover heard Of
u case Dh, yes, there was one \ Swc
dish boy came IN crying one day and sail
that another Swtlo had come AMI offered to
take him out ami treat him Tho lad went
around the corner, when hi, conn anion
took from him - cents, all the money h.
had
There il lust one thing about this imlni
grant business that needs reform ana that
Is this: When prepaid ticket, ara bought
here and sent over to the old country to
friends VI the purchaser, an agent some
times causes great distress to the innocent
greenhorns by separating parties ! have
known instances where the husband and
father has been ii ketcd from Chicago t.
some Dakota point over one road, the vito
over another and the children over still an.
other When they are separated the poor
limo ents don't know that they will ever
meet again, ami their grief is pitiallr
However | most always manage to fix up
these ca,t'- IN some way or other chi
cngo News
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-29

A..i. uI.Atit ~ son.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-24

This Chemistry pronounced be unequaled for its
repening the vitality Of the body all the essential con
Ind Functions System specific,
the all
,anents Of the Nervous and Blood Systems
ION General Debility Mental and Physical Depression,
acapaciy Study or Business Noises in the Head and
ening followed by corresponding reaction but
frequently from the first day of its
- Nv Tnarkb Increase the Power feeling
sir Sn and Comfort which patient long unaccutone
Sleep
becomes calm and refreshing At the time the patient gains flesh the @
ms presenting the fuller the
lips red eyes brighter the skin cearand healthy The hair
acquire also the nails showing e
Importance the medicine the nutrition 1t give
been wasted important
influence directly on Spinal Marrow and Nervous System OF
checking all
be Vital Fud and the Exaug Life
which renders Mind Cheerful Happy Brilliant and En-
which many persons experience all their action Price, $3.50 per bottle
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
LANGLEY s. MICHAELS. San Francisco. Wholesale Asts
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TapeuOrm expelled in "a Hours
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-24

Is CHEAPEST cHoCEsT
Of Its popularity ara family Journal
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-24

MIDDLE-AGED MEN who lack vieor
and vitality can be cured by Gilmore's
Aromatic Wine. For sale at a. G.
Smith & Co.'S Drug Store.
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Can be consulted daily from 9 O'Clock 70
Sundays from 10 am. to pm. He has lad
twenty-five years experience in the special
IT, atment of all Venereal, Sexual and
Chronic Diseases, and guarantees to cure all
urinary Diseases, Syphilitic or Mereurial.
Affections of the Throat, Skin or Bones,
NERVOUS DEBILITY. ImpoJency and Lost
Manhood, exhausted Vitality, Seminal
Weakness, SpermatorrhRa, Paralysis. and all
the terrible effects of Self-Abuse, youthful
follies and excuses in maturer years,
Nocturnal Emission, the effects OF which are
various, maddening and destructive 20 both
body and mind, and unless cured will ter
inmate fatally. The presence OF the disease
causes a continual consciousness OF slow
and gradual decay of all the power of body
aud mind with loss of manly power and
yigor, defective memory. heart affections,
loss OF sight, noises in the head and ears,
confusion of ideas, aversion to society. exces-
sive prostrstion. tremblinGOf the hands and
limbs, consumption, marasmus aud ultimate
arrangement of the mind. The viii power
becomes SO weak that the person seems to
lose control of himself aud canaoi look one
SQUARE in the face. 1t also causes Dyspepsia
and Indigestion with EesI; snd kidney
Disease.
TapewOrm expelled in "a Hours
Piles treated and successfully cured.
Consultation at the Office is FREk and IN
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including analysis of urine, So. Conc at
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strictly confidential,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-24
DR.. P.STEINHART,
Specialist,
Former Partner of
)r. MINTIB. SAN FRANCISCO
No. 26l Main Street,
Former Partner of

Opposite Overland House, in Union Block
RoomsNo. l, First Floor.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-11
HArrHFRY.

Goldfish Matching is especially attended TO ct
The Woods Holl station The col lays an
average II 100000 eggs a year By natures
methods not over per cent Of these reach
maturity for young cod are a tender bite for
hundreds # big and hungry fishes BY
Bairds methods not over 10000 II the whole
i.ooo o00 are list. Baird ha. improved on ua-
tBre.
In The Illustration Is seen some # The
operations II 6sh hatchinz. Upon the table
sr- the Macdonald jars. with the siphon ar
ranzpment passing through and through
them To fhe right are mn receiving TO
millions Of fertilioed shsd eggs, snd plscin.
them IN the iars To the 1T .re se-n other
vorsuen pouring into cans the young fish
already hatchcd This o preparatory 70
shipping The young Ssh sr- called ~.
Bstches cfth-rr Ar. sent eli ov.r the coast.
nov her- nar there. from Oregon. C-iif1r-
ria. Cur of N-xico 20 Mains Th- int.nticn
+ - fis-rif-te the supply svsnly. Al thess
different rr'at. Tho young fsh ar pcur>d
int3 tne ~aest ~atrrs, and eft - sink OF
s~ira. survive or perish They usually thrive
hsr.lzor1e'v
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-11

saszrs--CA IOzf % grsnai2ted. &c a. {"
5-goe extra {" 55sG57.e; yellow C.
tofee-Sreen Rio. lzGl4c. BIO. roasted, lSe
isc, lava, green ISakSe Java. roasted, loe9 sc,
AArac4lc3, roasted. lses2ocs Mexican roasted, &C
sz4e.
Tees-Jap2n. nne, SS94Sc; Japan medium. zss
So ordinary. $50 Sc. Hysoa. 50GoJc. sunpowder
s1e,oDc. (oi0uk t0zSoUc, Congo. -o<soos.
FlO1T-s2 10 per cst: u a. per bbl. patent pre-
cess, ~ o. Per c~t-, = % per bbls a. wheat tO0
q Is per cwt u ~ per bbl
Nil feed .pcreenlnss sl4 per tcn; bran, 81.
ships slsi mlddInss. slSelo. feed-CoTn and
0aEs, ID
Kerosene on-siehigan test, lo1ke per GAL;
water white IL &c
6asoline-llhse per gal
o. %.
Flsn-No. l white nsh % CO per halt Dbl
other grades. 81 0oe54 % per half Dbl; trout. 81:
cod, sail, 81 per 10, clans. q ~ Per huH-
dred, canned oysters, selects, SsGSoc, snoke Cd
halOut. ssl1c.
PoEk in barrels-Mess pork. Chicago packed
SO 7oesll %. extra snort cut, sli 25i standard
clear back. SO %.
Iard-Tlerces, 71<e; 80 and 50 Id tubs, nc; 50
ID ronnd tins, 100 CASES. ssc II TN pals, 7s@oc.
Beef III barrels-Extra mees warranted 40 lDs-
s. 0o,1s IS. extra. boneless. ell %.
Butterine-W aukesha creamery, solid, l3c; rolls,
1910; dairy solid. II &c, rolls, l21xc.
Fruits-Lemons, choice, s. 5oGso oOi lemons,
/ fancy. s. %.
NuS-reanuts, raw, per ID, &c; choice red,
raw pei h. SIC fancy red, raw, Per h.. o1zos &c;
choice white, Va, 59t51xc; fancy, Ii. z. Va, 81.
e7c almonds, TerTag0ns, l6c; California, l5e5ls
braziis, $3.50; nlDerts- sicily, lllgl2c; BARGE
lOlA lcc, walnnts, GrenOble, l1 pccans, Texas,
II. F., 90 iSc: Missouri, s<Gc.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-11
ARc4s s4op pUsCsL-s ESTATE
Archbi.hop EIdsr VIII Appeal for Help
10 Pay Dn Ihs liaIms.

To Pay 1H fne faims.
r o.+ d. ,-.bh.sh,-, rfle-
'N'''
addressed a iet'er ,' iue 'alno'l' e''iss anu
lAify ~ this diocese re.sruns 20 The affairs
~ th. late Father blizzard Pnr~su and
a. r.t
c'A.''' A. -.
's-oP
iu-"s -"-e
oI'7t, F'I p" 'i'
spel''' I.''f' ,l .,..-.,. :,
llo." '.''7 ,..., go, o.,
.u7 -s - a,',5
81 any .ls i,4 80
aNrAN $3.50 '.t..t
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-11
TIsa cUHaI5sIos BUuDIsGs

Professor 3aird has oeen a. the had from
the start ~ lrst a-teHtloA VAS given only
C. the reeresskinx II inland fFesn waters with
FISH In@se we're nearly d1plsted 0f ths val
uablo facd fishes with which they tesmed
y ben tla country was ne~. Man destroys
wherever he touches la nature Aftsrw.rd
sea hshes were artihcl4ily pr0psgated, and
the final triumph q our scientific workers
has been the reproduction q .had and cod "A
large numnors
The work u the commission has grown on
Us hands lil il is nov something stupendous
A permanent headquarters Tor ia sccommo-
dallen has been established. This Is at Woods
Holl Nzss., and appears IN the illustration
Wood H0ll s situated at ths heel Of Cape
Co.. as = writer puts L. This point
~as selected because IL IS peculiarly
adapted u tho hatchins OF Goldfish
What America would 30 without its
Goldfish balls, that President Cleveland would
10 without his horseshoe IL IS very inn
portant, therefore, Is The codfishery of ths
Atlantic coast. OF the hatchin. Of cod eggs
ami why Woods Hon was selected FOR that
purpose, Professor Baird himself says: The
water for such a purpose as this must - per-
foctly pure sea water ard as saline as any in
the ocean, nor should il be stagnant- After
searching all along the New England coast
from Long Island sound 10 Eastport We de-
eided that right hero was the very b>st place
for our station Here you see We are on the
point OF the main land between Buzrarls bay
and Vineyard sound. The riss of n, tides
differ in tts two bodies IL water, and 80 for
the greater part OF the day there is = power
ful current running from the bay 10 the
sound or tho sound % the bay, through the
narrow channel between this point and Nau-
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-11

ment. II II per "A0OO'A A'-'
fectly saline, FOR thore is hardly fresh
water spring within five miles OF Woods
Hon. We have here safe harbOr, with
eighteen feet OF water at the dock at low
tide. Moreover, we are handy to the rail
road station
Amony The most successful invention. for
facilitatu- fish Matching is tho Macdonald
jar. a row of glass jars is arranged, with
siph0ns pass.- i.l and out Of them. Through
these a current II water flows continually. In
Matching fish the water must be constantly
Hrated and gently stirred. The Macdonald
jar accomplishes both these purposes.
There are now thirty-seven states and terri
tories that have fish commissions Of their own.
Il has been shown that there is one fish the
farmer NAV have fresh all over the country
the year around, except in spawning time.
Unlike the trout. it does not require running
waters, bat VII live and thrive in any pond
that is not stas\nt. That fish is the German
carp It was introduced into the country first
on a large scale by tho commission after tho
Berlin fisheries exposition. At that great
show of fish aud its appurtenances the United
States took first prize, a magnificent cup, pre-
sentel by the emperor Il Germany to Profes-
sor Spencer F. Bair,l European countries
uuexrecte,lv discovered that in all matters
pertaining o. improved fish culture the United
States was the foremost nation in the world.
When the commission iegan operations it
bai no boat of its own. not even a catboat or
a catamoran to fish with. Little sailing slOops
AMI fishing boats were hired Then as the
work grew, c snail steamer, and then an
other and another were borrowed from the
navy department Now the commission has
four steamers, al its own.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-11
Ercifrmrnt in Texas.

Great excitement has been caused in the
vicinity Of Paris, Tex, by the remarkable
recovery of Mr.. J. f. Corley, who was so
helpless lie could not turn in bed, or raise
his bead; everybody said be was dying Of
Consumption. A trial bottle OF Or. King 5
New Discovery was sent him. Finding re-
lief. he bought a large bottle and a box OF
Or. Kings New Life Pills: by the time he
bad taken two boxes OF Pills and two bot
ties Of the Discovery. he was well and
bad gained in flesh thirty-six pounds
Trial bottles Of this Great Discovery for
Consumption ten cents at VIM. II. Tibbs
drug stores
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-11

esWe have just opened today large invoice
of physicians cases containing l3 ditiereRt
styles OF instrument cases IL different style
of pocket medicine cases; II different styles
OF buggy medicine cases; different styles
of obstetrical bags. This is the largest as
sortaent of these goods in the State OF
Michigan. and we invite the inspection oi
the physicians of Grand Rapids and vicinity
Mills, LACEY & DICKINSON.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-11
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Maple hagils - la9pf -1e u nov
conAeeiet eile i4s e'-l-.a1 spftd ~ -s'5
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The fif-t >all9n4i baAa ~ Leslie i.i7
surrendered ~ charter -la sIA fe'fs saAi@s
4ldsf i-e state a.
Chebog gan CRIES for . dry dock. tsere
certainly e0Aia u0g ee n..ire lf-al Atle i-4-
duslrg stated tL4..-
The kl.rsaeffe Comfy Agricultural
society has silrsa,s.ea ss45 Assl le-te. 10
acres " land f1r ..4ir purposes.
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b....,.,..4..'- i, -, Il. r.....r-sfinx a water
water. every less. aud nog drop 20
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closed .or tlr season., ani guess are a-i ae-
pared- The Aotei al ba5 We" Is SUI
open. olt The cottages ale closed
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rf Hassn. .N Nakhtmans mlll 4I Hastings
from tae dre Of seven weeks aso and per
fumes the country ief miles around
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hsrf at ir 7,T twenty Teers experience. -
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save sf1es3 fheir testimony 81 thst TIE YER
.f5rt IS nnerfrrrus fhst EfrrTr'r R'Trers o.
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Telegram-herald., 1886-10-11
A Card.

To Ny FRIENDS AND PATRONS GREETING
Having fitted up place of business at "A
LyOn-st. | am prepared TO fill all orders in
the line Of painting and paperhanging in
the highest style of the art | intend to
use the best material known to the trade to
employ none bat the best workmen, and to
pay such wages as will elicit the best skill
of said workmen, and with my own ex-
perience of many years in the business,
feel sure of giving satisfaction to all my
patrons. Trusting TO receive all my old
customers and many new ones | remain
Yours very truly, A +. BURcH.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-11
Building Material.

Lumber-Bill stur. timber, joists and scant
ling Il l3 and Is feet ell: do Is q, 81; do - n
yS. Sheeting boards. dressed on one side, s., y
and $40 Fence flooring, $40; common flooring
80. Siding. lst aud ID. sl7: common, si5
Finishing lumber, $500. Barn boards, No. l
dressed on one side, sl7; No. 2, sl4.
shingles-l6 inch Stars 81. .75GS.0O; seconds, s. O
925.
Lsth--No. ]. s. 5J-s3 rs.
Lime-Ohio, CSC; Grand Rapids, 75c; Petoskey
uO0.
Cement-sl 15el 20 per bbl.
Sails-Cornmon brad and fencing: