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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, AuctioneersL
EXECUTRIX AND TRUSTEES sALEoFvAIUA
Bile IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, BEING
PREMISES Nos; 30i. 1923 And 325 FOUR
CORNER OF FOUR-AND-A-HALF AND C
SIREEIS AND ON FOUR-AND-A-HALF
Under and by virtue of the powers In me vested eA
by the last Will and testament of Joseph H. Han i"
lein, shall, on WEDN ESDAN, the FOUR 49,
TENTH DAY OF APRIL, A. ID. 1856, at fiNr
kb( O'CLOCK r. NJ, Oier for sale, at public ouction in
front of the premises part of Lot numbered fourteen
t14( in Square four hundred and ninety three (493D
beginning at the northeast of said lot and rum
ming thence south the line of 4i2 twenty (2
Inches 90 feet 3 nches) thence north twenty (2O)
feet and thence east seventynne feet three and half
Inches (9 feet inches) to the place OF beginning
improved BY premises No 3U1 Az street southwest
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER shall offer for
sale part of Lot in said square 493 beginning
for the same at point Ala street west at the dis
lance of seventeen feet from the southeast corner
OF said square and running thence north with line
of said Al street thlrty-one GID feet thence
sxtysix 1850 feet thence south thirty-One tSD feet
place of beginning improved by premises Nos 323
and 3x5 Az street southwest.
Terms of sale; Onethird cash; balance III equal nav.
ments or at one and two years. notes bear interest
payable semtannually and TO be secured by deed of
trust on the premises sold, all cash at option of
deposit of 500 Iequired each piece sold at time
Terms TO be complied with In days. other
wise right reserved to resell at the and cost of de-
fAuitlng purchaser purchasers after DAYS pub
nc nouce OF snch resale In some newspaper published
CAROLINE H. BEHRENp.
Executrix and Trustee under will OF Joseph H. Han.
lein deceased. APPS, 7,0AdEds
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.
schsduleln effect SUNDAY, DECEMBER l3tn Isss
until further notice

Leave Washington from station corner OF Nsv
Jersey avenue and street
943 am. is Fast Limited Express for rittsb1rs and
Chicago, arriving in Pittsburg AT 73o pm. Chicago
this train for iast time. -0 eA'A 'Afs Schfseo On
For Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louis daily at
300 pm. and 1910 pm. with through coaches and
aee Sleeping &C. ears 70 above points Without change
Louis. arriving in Cincinnati next morning at 7:4a
81 Louis $50 I'm No extra fare is charged on thH
For Piitsburg at 9:43 am, with Pa-lor Oar, ana
500 pm. daily, TO Ptsburg, Cleveland and Detroit
For Baltimore On week days, $40. $40, 7sosso.
$50 40 40 Sac Gao ZOO sas and go tr o.
10, Eor Baltimore on SUNDAYS. 6:eo 7:3o, $50 and
loSo An, 40. lao. $50. 44o. o'Ao. Gao. 700
For Shenandoah Valley Railroad ard points south,
For Annapolis. $40 and $50 am, and 1910 ana
For way stations between Washington and Balti-
and S fo so $50 Sn SUNDAYS % ls, s5
$50 a;4o 800 and 1850 pm For stations on Mes
and ssl "a; daily a:ao Pm; daily escept sunday:
No. daily on sunday stops at al STATIONS Fcn
ton, Staunton and Valley Branch. $40 daily eS.
points sso sm ESQ and iI3o I p@ dsiy ssesu
sunday. For frederick. $40 am. and Gao p.ia.s
For Hsserstown and Winchester. $40 and sAs -
trains H o arrive fSom ts e' wssf Say GAO 7aos
l;SO $50 and I0:5o pm. New Orleans ExpreA)
5:25 p.m- sunday. io:;so a m, s:s5 pm. -"' ~
From tesingssn s:so P m daily except sunday
and SID pm. daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at 6clO>.
ESQ 40 $40, s05 and 1880 M, 12:l5. 2. 5.
7:zO s:45 and eO5 Am- l-3O. Zoo x:2O g. 0:30 7,SS
Ali trains nom Washington stop a. Relay static.
except 40, 3:l5 and $40 D.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore ana
Ohio Ticket Ohce-WashiDgto Station 81 3 and l3SI
Pennsylyanis avenue. corner of l4th street, where
orders VIII De taken Tor baggage 10 be checked ao4
received s q any point In the city.
y poNaa aa No., p.,,,u K LORD
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
T1HOMAs DoWLING 1pe,,o,ee.
AND BASEMENT BRICK DWEIIfNG. O]

sAs sAIE 1F ha ERE RI
yfsT sfkEEfs. II a h6aGENN wfs4 3 AND
siysy ne 2i:, day 1854 SO. ~. ssdP sss
.sp o1 q ss . Sp .
o. the District Columbia and the written request
tees vii sell e public auction mont Of the premise
isss r. vTEMThTHETFRsI 6Af
we following real estate situate in 0eorgetown In the
Of W. sns nore and S
6s) in Bealis addition sad Georgetown described
Of sad loe 5 red
sSS on the ives. line Of ooasrsss street and
ssres. (Se feet the west right
thence north parallel with Congress street
Se) feet thence east one hundred and twenty 1900
thereon. consisting of a three-story and basement
Brick Dwelling, known as No laos Congress street.
three years which notes to bear inter
snd to Ns any of s s and
sse x depss g 81 Sss =
An conveyancng and recording at cost Of purchase.
Terms TO be complied with in ten days nom day OF
Hs lshs Il
Ing purchaser after Ave days public notice in some
apsaeas sEasE Il M MkSfiiELD Trustees
TkSTEssTs Pso SALE OF VERY yALVARIE ngsT;
PENNA. AVENUE AND 1oTH ST. NV. ga n
by virtue OF decree or the supreme Court of -
No ssse r. fHf ooEy G.
are complainants, and Harry A. Hook ct al are de-
endants the undersigned trustee will offer sale at
public auction In fr0nt of the premises on TU Es-
DAY, the TWENTIETH day of APRIL. A u. 1856
at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, all that Ger.
tain piece or parcel of land situate and being the
city OF Washngton, d. C., known and designated on
the plat OF said city the western part of lot num-
bered five (5l in square numbered three hundred and
seventye,ght 3!sl the said part of lot having front
on north street OF twentythree feet seven and
half 23 feet ia inches and running north and
Dack with the same width one hundred and eighty
seven feet ten and one half inches lls7 feet IOia
lnches) to the rear line of said lot and public 30
story brick houses covering the entire lot.
II not sold as an entirety, the property will be
offered in two parcels viz the front part street
being the width Of the lot BY depth of lilo feet with
alley being the width of the lot by depth n feet
lOl2 inches with the house thereon.
Terms OF sale: One-third of the purchase money in
cash. OF which $500 must be paid the time of sale
and the balance in two equal instruments at one and
two years, for which the purchaser must give his
promissory notes, with interest from day OF sale
payable sem-annualy. such notes to be secured by
deed OF trust on the property sold all cash. the
purchasers option All conveyancing at the par
SAMUEL h WALKER, Trustee
$50 La. ave, NV.
w. Z. DCVALL. Auctioneef ap7-lOdAds
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Cabin. 500, $50 and 800: intermediate, SS5.
Steerage tickets 10 and nom all parts Of urope a
very low rates For freight or passage apply %
VERNON H. BROWN a 90,
towing Green, New York or @
CUNARD STEAMSHIP co, LIMITED
30 state street. Boston.
apo eo5 7th street Wssn eston
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DENTISTRY.

nR STARR PARsoNs. COR era AND ENw
At1lling specially; also The cure Of tooehache
gums. aIevlns0 paan Of extracsanG Gas Givon apl8
IN r n fALnOTr. DENrIsT. -Ss7 m "a,
IL fhroo doom ffo0 corner 4 DenekG1xy q a
n bsanu.ssA Tsssh tnssrssd % pr - Al wgsk
Waxsanse6 An1
~ ENTLEAEND SUITS SECURED
" AND PRESSED FOR a
Ccan 80 cent?, Points % cent?, venfs 26 ceneR
A1oering and ropofrfng done IN beu manDGe
0ooda oallod fbf and dolverod
K HANK.
nh1S-lns od - X c.iSsrs = 49,
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DR.. CHEEvERs ELECTRIC BELT or Regenera-
tor is made expressly for the of arrangements
of the provocative organs Whenever any debility of
the generative organs occurs, from whatever cause
the continuous stream of electricity permeating
through the parts must restore them healthy ac-
ton. There is mistake about this instrument
Years of use have tested it, and thousands of
are testified to. Weakness from Indiscretion, In
capacity, Lack of VgOr. Steryin fact, any trouble
OF these organs is cured. Do confound this with
electric belts advertised to all ills from head to
toe This is for the ONE specified purpose Forcir-
cuars giving full information address,
CHEEVER ELECTRIC BELT CO..
au3-w&s 1O3 Washington street. Chicago
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Prizes dran Louisiana ssass Iosris!p H aS.i aa
may o. press'tsd at our cos,sters
Prea Louisiana National Bank
Pres s !; " N k1LsEE ETH
Pres New Orleans National Bank
Incesrgorstsa IL 1868 for years by tn.
iSS 8 s sSsissi g Sss lssssv.
nps iadsa ancn..
nsas part s. o. the State Constitution adopted
p aps ss lsss sac ever voted on and ed'sa assA'
Nneusr scales or possponea
Its Grand Single Number Drawings take r,a..
monthly ana the ExtraoIdinary Drawings regularly
sofoTe beginning %arch 1885, as here
TUESDAY. APRIL Is, 1855,
19lst Monthly DRAWING
CAPITAL PRIZE, s75OOA
nsek Is F e ay in P peUDos Each
,cArErAn faSH e. Prizes $4,000
Erni s OF .sSse::::::::: 9$ $$
% 90 90 32SSSSSS. ...-::::::.:-:::-: 1922
aES do 11Sss00-..-..'.--.......-....--.. 10000
,s$$ & ssss::: ss s$$$
& ApDfosinafon Prizes q go .......---,e7 $50
SSS--........-........... SO, $50
1'ss g., rs.:s.: ;sm m s2s5soo
70 The once Of the Company In New oriesna wy
-: sEsss s::,iaS sy'oos ss g:
e1psnssl add1s1se a' 81 a2a n DpTnPs1 g or
Make z @ Money ordar. psyahas ana .aares r.
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n oRFoLK Su1Ts
for Children in Cheviot and Cashmere of all shades
and colorings
EISEMAN BROS,
MOST POPULAR
CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS,
apa-s,tu Cor. 18th and f streets.
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u ON TAaIoUs.

L am a native Of England. and while was In that
country contracted terrible blood poison, and for
two years was under treatment outdoor patient
at Nottingham Hospital, England. but was not cured
suffered the most agonizing pains In my bones and
was covered with sores all over my body and limbs
Finally completely lost all hope in that country
and sailed for America, and was treated Roosevelt
In this city, as well as by prominent physician In
New York, having no connection with the hospitals
saw the advertisement of SwIFT's SPECIFIC and
determined to give 1t trial. took six bottles and
can say with great JOY that they have cured me en-
tlrely. am sound and well as I ever was in my
life LFRED HALFORD
New York City, June 18th, 1886.
In March of last year Qss4). contracted blood
poison and being In Savannah, Ga at the time,
went into the hospital there for treatment. Isufered
very much from rheumatism at the same time
did not get well under the treatment there nor was
cured by any of the usual means have now taken
seven bottles OF SWIFTs SPECIFIC and am sound and
We'll IL drove the poison out through boils the
Skin. DAM
Jersey City, N. J., August z 1885,
treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
N. Y, 1877 w. 23d st. ID
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VIZ AsHINGToN. Ohio AND WESTERN RAII,
w ROAD.

On and AFTER NOVEMBER 15rH 1885, trains wfl
leave nom and arrive at H. and p. 9th and strsesa
Station follows
Leave Washington At 300 am. and 4:l5 p m, ar.
rive Al Ieesburg HOO am. and 6:45 p.m. arrive e
Round Hill al llA1 an and 1872 pm. Returning,
leave Round HUI 5:51 IN and 126 m: pass Lees
burg 6:32 An and 2.O7 pun; and arrive washin9.
ton at IBIS Am. and 4:l0 pm
The train arriving at Washington at 686 am. and
that leaving Washington at 445 pm. are daily; Il
other trains are dxily except sunday.
Monthly and Communication Rates 20 all pontA
r. BELL.
d1 Superintendent, Alexandria
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STEAMERS.

EUN ARD LINE.
NOTICE
- LANE ROUTE
NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENS.
From Pier No 30. ". r., New York.
FAST EXPRESS NAIL SERVICE
cMbhiA.....-..-....-.. saturday, April 10000 A. n.
-..--... saturday, April l7-AapO n NJ
saturday, April 24-e.3N A ~
shhN iA'.--.-..--....,. saturday, May l-3Oo a.. ~
FROM BOSTON.
sails Thursday, April rs. Nay 10.
SAEALoS lA---.s sails thursday, April -, May %.
SEfhALoSlA--..--Sails Thursday, April ID, June q
sails Thursday, May q, June Ia
fANoN iA..-...-- sails Thursday. May Is June IL.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoueer.

lTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctoleer.
THAT VERY DESIRABLE IMPROVED PROP.
ERIY, KNOWN AS THE GERMAN HALL
SITUATED ON ELEVENTH STREET, NEAR
FNORTHWEST( BEING NO. 6O6), AT AUG
TON.
OnTUksDAY PRIL TWENTY-sEyEN -
1856, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, in front of the ::"IA
premises, Will sell that valuable improved ~
street northwest and being part of Lot H. in square
so fronting % feet west side OF It'll street
depth Of so feet improved by three-story and base
ment Brick building 9, with all modern improvements
This is desirable and rapidly improving pror,-
erty convenient to two lines of cars suitable for law
offices, &c. &c. and should command the attention of
buyers.
Terms: Cash within twenty days, and 500 down at
time of SALE All cOnveyancng and recording at pur-
chaser'S Gust fterms are not complied with In tWen-
ty days the committee reserve the right resell
property at the risk and cost of the oeaulting
chaser or purchasers BY order Of
JOHN WALTER. SR., WIN. REITH, CHARLES
TERN, Committee an6-dFds
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have received orders sell the Stock and Contents
in store
9OS SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
Commencing
MONDAY, MARCH TWENTY-SECOND
AT TEN AM,
And will continue daily until all goods are disposed of
The stock contains prime aud frst-class Dry Goods
and Motions, consisting of
Silks, Velvets, SaIins fine Dress Goods Cashmeres
embroidered Flannels. Table Linens, Towels
blankets, Quilts, Underwear, Hosiery, Corsets,
Laces, EmbrOideries. Gloves, Jerseys Umbrellas
and Psrasols. White Shirts, together with q fun
Ladies' will do well attend this SALE as q GOOD a.
sortment Of Spring Goods will be offered daily.
Terms cash.
ap65tS NJ. FOLEY, Auctioneer
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THOs. J. FISHER & CO., Real Estate Auction

TNHOS J. FISHER CO., Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF MOST VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED LOTS IN THE NORTH WESTERN
PART OF THE CITY.
, By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court ofs>e
the District of Columbia passed in the cause ofx&k
Others No 1857. Equity Docket 25, the undersigned
trustee appointed by said decree will proceed sell
f assS at FIVE O'CLOCK ?: NJ at public auction, 10
Alley and Pages subdivision of lots in square No o.
washington. D. c., situated Connecticut avenue
and 2lst street.
Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance in one and
two years in equal instruments, for which notes OF
purchaser will be required secured by of trust
upon the premises deposit of $3.50 on each lot will
be required at time of sale. Title perfect
GEORGE L. HAMILTON, Trustee
ap3d 1906 + St NV
ENOR REASONS BEST KNOWN TO THE
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coming again to the top.
How came such a man as that in our house.
Francis?' she demanded.
'Such man as what?' asked Francis tnrn
Ing In surprise.
AS that creature who has just goner'
OuterDr1dge What are you talking about?
Why, he is friend Of mine.b
"A friend OF yoursr' And her tone spoke not
Vci Ses 8 m merely % but sncyciopedias.
know what you mean by your phrase that
creatTrer ,, and the rising voices bade fair to
pns al Inc 1oVe-ines OF the ideal life Of Fern
AND with that out came the whole story with
not not' hurried, indignant hreaths and shaking
a base. bad, absolute wretch ike That Who
robs his own sisters and spends ali the money
ne can lay his hands on In his own pleasures,
"Msy ask where you heard all this precious
stun! said Francis gently
thought So Well, it is an infamous false
nGee Dp yE Sa hear me Loue An Infamous
contamination under this root in one honr
than an army Of really bad men could do in a
year: Outeroridge has been my friend for
have drifted apart in our VARYING nursniis hrf
W., we meet we always begin where we
lett n.,, on a. would do great deal for him; he
my wife TO be the one to bIacfen his character
II y terrible, Louie. The best and finest fellow
high nf o %ess y ssf S dsnSg.ns
GET o dgw Wi Gn your knees to HIM for this:
thought, In q sudden contrition. quo
ana DON'T ask that woman In this house
Ars. Louie hung her head; the fire had all
gone out OF her. "But-oh, Erancis-if this Is
.sTrue?" reared Francis. "Of course a.. tr,ev,
nenynen-don't-oh, don't You thank we'd
better send after himf He-he c1n'f catch that
catch tt7" w - u0 oion's
he declared that he should take team and
oIave over 70 evanston. But don { believe he
precious 70 those girls OF his TO risk Il that wav
Da~d a c, knowIhe 10 . wonderfully deter
msSea asuowIne always carries out what be
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shouiu iose niu oeca~se ne SO invaluable, and
So"
Things don't move that way" said Helena.
Its wicked to say SO. Only, If anything should
s nappen 70 ki III II would happen just the
do so want him 10 live after all these weary
years In which he has had SO little ease and
fathers life and ours, not his own" And
just then the key turned in the latch and
kirke came in, the tall, bright, knightly fell
low, ana after the exhaustion of q fit of cough
ing had subsidized, proceeded to show the girls
and their friends a new trick OF legerdemafn, a
most interesting trick, which turned a parcel
aud then he took from bis great-coat pocket
the last new poem and read a part OF it TO
out came the maps illustrating his bust.
and land, and he explained anew to
the advantage of this and the disadvantage of
that III the city does this, II Is ease and COM
potency for us all" he said But lately It has
self, or with the aid of but one or two Others
one or two others must have-then it is abso-
Half the mindY' he said. al mean to try.
know of a good fellow down on Ferncroft Hill,
with plenty of ready money. Think he would
thing he asked. If could get him TO 90 into
this, 1 could get Col. Evans, too, and that
would make the thing sure. It comes to me
IKE an inspirati0n-and you should always
attend to an inspiration on the spot II 1t
wasn't so confoundedly cold and raw and
disposed TO try 1t. And don't know why the
weather should stand In the way. I might
take the 8 o'clock train Tomorrow, II i
don't md Ferneroft in town, that gets me down
al haii-past do my work there-take the train
Tor Evanstown afterwards, ana be back in the
midnight train. No matter ii it Is Saturday,
ana II L succeed, then the whole things al
g0ou as done-my girls are independent, let
what will foilow-and possibly-possibly-''
AND when the girls had gone Off behind their
screens TO their sofa-beds and he mad tired him.
s Eel Puzznng over his accounts, where for years
Jew nad been the pennies TO be recorded e
Mas.eo, ne stiii sat there. with the last of the
Hle throwing Its flicker over walls and draper.
iss IN all fantastic shadows, lost In q happy
cream, the place full OF visions all rising nom
tnat one word possibly"
roor hrke Outerbridgei Since the years OF
MS cary manhood no one had ever tested
"ore iuiiy Than ne the truth Of the words that
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We the tnadersioned Banks and Bankers uU nm MI
Prizes drG0n IN The Louisiana State Lotteries sShich
may Be pressstsd at our cosyskeys. ~
The Republican journal., 1886-05-27

SEARsMoNT. The farmers nearly done plant
ing. The apple trees are in full bloom-thc
earliest for great many years. Geo l.. Moore,
who for the past few years has worked for n. G.
Whitten in his stave mill, is going to Berwick Me-,
where he has employment on the railroad. Geo.
Il. Dyer has gone to Brighton Mass with carload
of COWS an'l calves. Mr. d. has made several such
trips this spring and brings back horses IS. b..
Hazeltine and J. c. Oakes have each bought new
piano of Messrs. Leach x Wing, agents for l.. j.
Wheelden, Bangor, who have been in town for
several days. We understand they have also sold
number of organs. :. Bean has bought the
residence of the late Dr. Bean ..E. II. Packard is
making extensive repairs on his bam....I. A..
Mariner is building new barn and will repair
his houSp
The Republican journal., 1886-05-27

TO Let.
I HAVE A BLACKSMITH SHOP and q Carriage
L shop that wish to let, together separately
for 4 term of years. Located on Beaver street. on
the site Of the old stand where | carried on the
central stand in the city for horse shoeng and ear
riagc jobbing. n. MANSFIELD.
Or enquire of A. y. Mansfield, Masonic Tenn
pie, Belfast. 20tf
The Republican journal., 1886-05-27


BITTER Eastern creamery extra I9c; extra
lir-t~, lS1lsl3c: Northern creamery, extra. l9c,
Vermont dairy, extra, lSc; do extra tirSts, l7c, do
tiretS, II 6c: do fair to good, 2dl3c: New York
dairy extra II lSc do extra firsts, Sl6alSc, do
firSts, IA 5c. do fair to good, Il BE Low grades
Of butter To quality. The above quotations are
receivers prices for strictly wholesale lots Job
bling prices e2c higher
tHEEsl-Northern. old, extras. 81 dlc tt III: Ito
good to choice, 9G9l@c: new. choice. - G9c: lower
grades according to quality; jobbing price, re
higher.
EGGs-Near hy. I3l.c East extra, he; New
Hampshire and Vermont extra 13l2 al3c, New
York extra, I2lsr; Nova Scotia, l2e; Northern,
l2GI23sc Island, g; jnhhng price, lc higher.
BEAHS-Cholc small New ! ork handpirked pea,
picked do. 81 40al -; small Vermont handplcked
pea, 81 1jal 50. choice screened pea, 81 35d 20;
handpickci medium, 81 35al 40; choice screened
do, 81 lI1l 20: common do. 81 l0d 20: choice inn
proved yellow eyes, : 4oal %, old fashioned vel
low eyes, II 30 40; red kidneys, 81 I0GI -:
peas - a90c for roasting, and 95a % for choice.
APPLES-Maint baidwins Il j0a2: fancy - - a
80, No rlIsset- 81 jOa2, fancy - - a. 10, No. ?
apples Sldi -.
POTATOES Arao~tOok rose GNc Hebron IS a 10c :;
Maine Central lIehrons and rose 55c: Maine Bur
bank seedlings 5jHj5c. Northern do iSG Doe; y y
Ii"IrUnS bS a40c. do rose 45dJUc, do prOliicS u
5uc Eastern do - 4lJr, Vermont Hcbruns 20 3Jc: :
tO proliicS jpc, do rose 59aj5c; New York peer
less ijc, Prince Edward Island, Nova scotia and
New BrunsWick from vessel rose 81 JOal G2ls t.
bbl bulk rose and lIcbrons 55c t9 bush; Bmbanks
and protcs lOc. silver dollars 6OGtilc; white
Brooks 4ur chcnalgocs, bulk from vessel, iJa iSc
bag Stock 4s 900. The above quotations are re
cciyer- prices for car lots.
IIAN-C hoiee prime hay $l9d2O: strictly
fancy fresh pressed higher, fair to good Sl7dIs;
choice East, fine 6lial1: fair 10 good do 81 10;
poor to ordinary hay Sl2Gl4; East sWale Sl1GIl.
Rye straw, choice 50 a23; oat straw Sl0all % ton.
The Republican journal., 1886-05-27

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LINtpINNiL LILLE. Mrs Ella Watson, formerly Of
Luc"lnNile' now of Oakland cal, is visiting
friends ia ioWa after am absence Of thirteen years
-..Lud@e Deputy 3. r, Young, installed the fol
lowing officers of Central Lodge, /. o. of g. T.,
~aiunia! evening May - W. .C- T., J. 5 Mulln;
WAY. n, Jennie Thomas. W. &. g., d. Il. sanford; ;
=, Jennie taldcrW"od " f. :, Annie Lamb;
W r. Adiic Rankin; p. ". {. T., T. II. Fernald ;
W Vi, Bessie famar, ". l. g., Sarah Leadhetter
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