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, 1888-08-09

The condit.oe "i iEs :,,.al aeryica On
the Pacific coast &. aIamatui. Tue Lelp
employed :a Totally .u-uIic.e:.s, and lie
monry devoted 80 raaiutuHIus tal ser
wee, uo:"riousiy iua.rqu.sy C.nl-
plants are coAsta.i, y.sil ruuE!cd, aud
utterly uuneedeJ. When o !st,er, OF
paper, is mailed. there is up -urety that
it VII! ever Te,ch - destination, .4e
absoirte csrtnHVy benz. tha, Il It ever
dooS. ~ VII! ne ..Ese, long, ana :olaliy
un0eo nssafy delay.
In the two uo.t rapidly growing cities
Of this tosr!iagy-.<ea:t!r aud Spokane
Fa.is-tho ci;,zens have been compelled
to contribute. .: thar private means, III
order 10 keep IL, r.a-4 Of tbs luca. ola.
csa uS with Sire dcrAa1 ! upon them.
The government, with {: surplus causiu.
s'ecpiess ni.h.= II Cleveland aud his
Rdnla.ors, has ;,sya unao.e - carry ana
assert th5 Gai.=. Tia Tostr rglice, n,i,.rr
iue present regime, is "sssrly !n.Lpci:c.
weefuily rat.mauagaj., an! IL regardless
o; the Dee,.s 81 ,Eo leug!s, -. thou. b u
was iacate, IL ,Ls rlo.,a.
, 1888-08-09
Jefferson County, Territory Thursday
City Council Proceedings


y --''H ""TNTUHl iT1-IN-I
itg urw c,tr ccuu.il h.iH IL GrS-
meati.ts iast aysaiug. 1lago. Learned
III tie chair
Pre-eu;: C5uncilmrn Burhcf5. We.
moGt.. Fayac. Bartlett and Downs.
The fullowiu. Eppy.atIaanf5 wrrr
sU5lai;ted by Mayor Learned:
Ciiy Attorney Geo. II. Jones.
Cierk-Jas. Sy;.var.
A-aessgr-Ofyrr Wa..f.
Magistrato-D. L. Ggimlje
Hlrhoc Master Cnaa. u. Jones.
, 1888-08-09

two streets. I 30 not recommend
impoverishing the city treasury. O.
the taxpayers; but Us do all VIC can.
and at least make a commencement.
InRse two principal business
streets, after being graded 10 the
proper level, should IN the near future
be paved with some suitable material
We should have more fire plugs, or
hydrants, they 10 be placed at proper
points on the hill. | recommend The
extensive laying Of sidewalks, aud
that before winter | recommend
more lights and an increased police
force before the long, dark nights
como. We have no police at present
on the hill, and people residing there
are without protection.
There should be some system in
the police department; each one
sLcnld have "beat" or section, and
they should report wheu they go on
and off duty.
Finally, gentlemen, trust that we
may work harmonIously, for public
good, and that the people may be
able TO approve our actions.
W. II. II. LEARNED,
MnyCr
, 1888-08-09
4 souna 1.e.al upimaa.

Z. Blainbridge Munday Esq, County
ATTY, Clay Co., Tex. says: Have used
EIeclnic Bitters with most happy results
My brother also was very low with Ma
!ariai Fever and Jaundice, but was
cured by timely Use OF the medicine
Am satisfied Electric Bitiers saved his
life"
Mir. D. L. Wilcoxson. Of Horse Cave,
Ky., adds a like testimony, saying: lie
positivelp believes be voald have died,
mad II not been foT Eie1tric Bitsers,
Ihis great remedy will ward oil. a.
well As cure all aiafiul Diseases, and
for all kidney. LiAer and Ltnraach Dis
orders stands uneqaalled. Price 5Oc
aud 81. at Z. ID. Hill 4 son.
, 1888-08-09

interest OF the south cxciu.lveIy, aud
nearly ninety Eer cent. ot It's deficit
comes from that portion O! the ua!iou
We have little expectation of adequate
relief until mex! March, when repub!i-
can postmaster general Will take charge
and ] few dollars OF tho h"rrid surplus
bs expended in the interes! at oLeup and
effective mail facilities.
, 1888-08-09
NoFth hnOHI1@

Mr.. w. Fl. Morgan, merchant, Lake
City, Fla, was taken with severe Cold,
with distressing Cough and
running into Consumption IN its frst
stages. He tried many so called pOpu-
lar cough remedies aud steadily grew
worse. Was reduced 10 flesh had diff
Guilty in breathing and was unahle to
sleep. Finally tried DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption aud found
immediately relief. and after using about
half dezeJ buttles found himself we'll
and has had no return of tie disease.
No other remedy can show so Grand a
record Of cures, as Dr.. Kings New Dis
cuvery fer Consumptioa Guaranteed t"
do iust what is clgimed Tor il. Trial
bottles free at ID. Hill < Sons drug store.
, 1888-08-09
Tbo T indicates trace of raidfsll. BarOmete
reduced 10 soG IrYe! and standard gravity.

SUMMARY.
M,aa tempcratu,e, SIS; highest temperature,
a. :. on. the 18th: lowest temperature, ilu. ON
the Clh: EOHtuly range Oi temperature, BE-;
greatest daily range OF temperature, ESQ; least
tlniJ range of Temperature, 50; mean daily
range Of temperature, $50.
iS,H 5i 9; 1891. 54.3, 1888. 55.s.
Prevailing direction Of wind, outh; total move
aient Of wiud, Jl3i miles; highest velocity OF
wind and direction. - mics, west.
Total precipitation, III inches.
Nrmhrr of days on which .0l inch or more OF
rain or sROw fvii, 10
Depth OF unmeifcd snow On ground at end of
month, iGchcs. -,
Total precipitation iin inches and handredths)
for this month in 1871, oil iS'~', US 1882 -tN'
1851 .55; lass. LII.
Dates Of AurOrGs, nCne.
Date Of solar Ilalos, 9Th.
Dates of Lunar Halos, none.
Dates of f7o-t: light. none; killing, none.
Dates cf thunder storms, none.
WV. HELB, Sergt. sigma! Corps.
, 1888-08-09

nar ruo mcast site and prstt!es5
scenery of any city in America.
It is the center OF a great lumber
Ing business that employs thousands
Of men.
us climate is the best possible,
neither too cold nor too hor, neither
too dry nor too wet.
1t hes the Custom House and must
forever be the center of Customs
business for the whole Sound.
Our citizens are disposed to be lib
erel and though not necessitatad to
sell, offer everything they have at
easonable rates.
1t is bound to be a great city.
Nothing surer than this can be said
that has in it any element of futuri-
ty. Now is the time to invest.
1t has never been doomed" but
has grown steadiiy and has trippled
the yalue of every square foot of its
real estate in the last two years.
, 1888-08-09
= Cn,s far Sore NIpples.

Mrs. MARY E. LUDLOW, OF Manning,
Pratt Co, Kansas, says: Six years ago
we lived at Columbus junction, Iowa,
aud had a Young baby AMI very sore
breast. For three month, | tried every
thing until at last l got box o. Cham
berlmn's Eye ard Skin Ointment and it
cured thein. Sold ny JAS. ID. Minkler.
, 1888-08-09
SUfEDEONS,

In the District Court # iLe Third Judicial Dis
tticI Of Washington cGsijory. holding terms
at POTi Townsend, IN Jefferson County.
Territory OF Washington. t.s
CouH:y Of hcrs1a,
W. J. Hamilton, Plaiutif,
10 liSI.
MARY ANN II ToS. Defendant.
To ths atove uam5L Gefru liant:
You are hereby notified that w. J. Hamilton,
plaintiff, has tiiet = complaint against yOu in the
Di-fuct Court o. the Third Judicial District.
holding terms a. Port Townsend. which will
Golaa on 70 bc hesrd sixty day- after tire first
pub!ic1i ion of this s.umon-. To wit: sixty lays
afte. The 1th day OF June, and unless you appear
nd answer The same on OF b Re the 1ih day Of
Augisl. 1875 lhs same viii be taken Us cOnfe-
sed. and he PRAYER 81 the S;.i complaint granted.
The Office and prayer OF said complaint Is 10
disSGi5c the bonds O. matTimOny existing be-
tween said plaintiff and Gcfendsnr, on the
grCusc Of hLbitul drunkenness on tho pant of
defendant Tor upwards CT twS years last pas :;
aud plGiniiU further prays that hr may have the
care and custody Of tbs minor children.
Witness my hand and he seal CT said Court
this 9Th day Of June. lNSs.
W. 1. EDHEiiWOOD. CLERK.
JAMES >EAvf.v, ID puiY.
Hu-ke E Ilaller and I. y. Hail'r, Attorneys for
nj IA
, 1888-08-09

NONhN triao with zay ILso.: oG
ASN Lung Disease. Ii yau .la.Yo
a Cough or Cold, o. ths children are
threatened with Group or " hopping Cough,
use Acker's English Remedy and prevant
further trouble. 1t is a positive cure.
and we guarantee it. Price 10 end 50e
Sold tyFIaaiSsr 4 Co.
, 1888-08-09
PUGET SOUND sIsIrp1xC
EXtcntnat value OF the CoaI ncd Eun-
Der shipments fer July.

The following interesting table of the
ex,eut and value OF Puget Sound ship
ping for July was complied by a regular
press correspondent in this city, aud Ia
reliable and full.
The total numbsr OF Gargoes which
iof: tue Sound last month Was sixty five
twenty nine of which were coal:
SEATTLE COAL EXPORTS.
, 1888-08-09
IN the Ama,inz Comcdjetta % ',sscd

In the Ama,in5 COm~diettR % .zrsCd
Up"
Sir Charles Ooldstream, base mRu oi
fashion, is made to deprecate ev Iything
IN which everybody else is supposed to
take an interest with the lausuid re-
mark that there is really nothing 10 It,"
He even extended tins criticisIn to the
Greater of Yesuyius, down which he
looked but saw nothing in it," Such
characters ara scarcer on this side Of Ibe
Atlantic than abroad, but. they exist
here Notwithstanding. Such mon need
"fillip TO nature to incidentally stimu
late their jzded appetite, overcome their
Iassitude, and renew the zeat OF exis-
teRce. They and others npon whom the
worlds enjoyments are beginning pre-
maturcly to pail, will find Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters wholesome aud
speedy renewal OF vigor and health.
Appetite returns, dyspeptic aud bilious
symptoms disappear, the nerves grow
strong, and the hour of retirement is
frsught With apprehension of uneasy re-
pose when this superlative tonic is eua-
ployed. 1t remedies fever aud HgUe,
rheumatism aud kidney troubles.
, 1888-08-09

II THE DISTRICT C1lHF o
Cial District q the Terri orv
hcl iHL t-GGs gt Port Tr.aa
ogEty, for tie CugEfiss OF Je1e
C!a!i.n and san Juan.
J"sTrI SwEENsT, pI,ia:if.
No, II,
4. II. A!cCU:;E defendant.
Tie Uaitcd States OF America send Gree.
To - H. HcCCNE. d.teudau-.
Gou aTe Hereby req lir7t to appear in actG
brought again you hy the above named pI2in-
tin III the District cum Of The Third Judicial
District ut tis ieir.tasg 81 " Washington, holding
terms az ttc city o. ECTt Townsend in the
COMFY of Jsisr-ou- for the counties Of Jsffer.
sun, I-0 4. C.uii.:h aud san Jus1, and to as
sWfE tie CCMpa Hr IieG therein, within siIiy
Caye -firr the tfSt puLIcatiOa OF this sum
mons, or judgment b, default vii! be taken
against you- according 20 ;Le prayer OF the com
paint.
The said aCtiou j. brogghr 10 recover tie sum
Of scvcuiy-IWO 30 iars and Ircnfy-foHF cents
81 2i-lCul. md iut-..s thereon at the rate CT
ten per cent cg 4U-a.H from rae 'th day OF
July, 1888. being Ihs ,aluHce due pajHiif from
"elc"daut upon va account - ed beiAeeD sGIG
plNi I'M and defendant Oh -Std day, and for
cost and iisaIEsrUe4 l..
Wines. The H0roFahlr Richard =. Jones,
-tiSC OF the "a District Court sud the seal
thereof HIS =0th day of June. u, iSSS.
V NJ. Z. LEDGERH OOD, Clerk,
BE- JAMES SEAVY. Depaly.
DgHlAsHAw < SACHE. AttorHa e FOR ilaiEiiE.
81 81 Publication June HIs', lsSS.
, 1888-08-09
PORT TOWNSEND
FEW POINTERS To INVESTORS.

Por: Townsend Is the finest hag;s,r
on tho Pacific Coast.
All Alaska trade center- here.
Us real estate j., as yo:, very low.
Ii viii have 4 railroad immediaso-
ly.
1t has smelling furnaces and iron
mines.
I, is vel! supplied with schools
and churches.
It Is the natural steamboat cent.r
OF Puget Sound.
1t Is tho center Of 81! tho sbipp!ug
of Puget Sound.
1t IS the only really good hsrbor
on Puget Sound
Its TIE natural terminus Of a great
railroad system.
It has the finest possible location
tor wholesale city.
No man ever yet lost cont in 4
real estats veutuss hero.
1t has progressive and Intelligent,
socia! and moral people.
It is the healthiest spot III tho
, 1888-08-09
Mctice.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS SALE Oh

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS SALE OF
~ Real EsI@te.
Il the Pro.ate Count Of San juan County,
Washington Territory.
In the matter OF the Estate Of Georra p
McBcu3.d. deceased
Notice = rrchy given that l., pursuance of al
ol ar Of the Probate Court of san Juan Comfy
". T.. made and dated on the a'llh day Of June,
=. D, 1888. the undersigned. john II. Bowman
administrator OF SaIJ esSa;e, VIII sell AZ public
auction TO tbs highest bidder cor cs-h, in coin
or currency Of the Uaitud stat :. and subject 10
con rmut tlog ly said Probate our, on + idsy.
the lUJa day OF Angus, \. ID is :. at the hour
of one 0ClOC.C, y. Ia AZ the Ourt House in ri
dray iIHThOr in said san Juan County, all the
rig6 tide interest and estate nf the said George
Z. Mcdonald a. the time Of Ei- death. and al
the right title and interest," lhJt tile estate has
I by operation o law or Otherwise acquitted. l..
and 10 The loiiOHiHg sCribed real estate ITing
and beiu- IL tn said County Of san Juaa Ter
! giiory Of Washington, io-Yit:
The W or OF sw or ut sec :, tire s. OF " e or
OF sec ;. The Ee Or f ne Or Of ;. an thr NV
or OF NV Gr OF sec 3, iu township - north range
. west, Cun'aiHlHg i5U acres Hurr ur less, To-
g'theT with the appUr;cnuucss tEs:at0 bclnu. 9
| ing. Ten pes cent uf purchase money TO oc paid
on the day q! SAFE balance On yac VJE:iGmatis n
of - by the Probate Court.
Dated 1T Friday iiarDor, Juiy 7, lsSs.
JNU. II. BON Az, Administrator
Fi-s: publication Jgly 70. !Sss. w3
, 1888-08-09

Can be truiy said Of that new and eihcactous
remedy for Consumption and diseases OF me
Threat, Chest aud Lu0ES, Santa Abl-. Tor IL Is
nleasant to the palate ana GcIth 20 a cold
Every bCttle warranted by JAS. D. MIHNLEk,the
DFnruISl.
, 1888-08-09
Weather RcpoTI.

War eparlmcnt-Oalce of the Chief Signal Of
ioer, Division of Telel,rans and Reports foI
the benefit Of Commerce and Agriculture
Meteorological Summary-Month OF july 1858
Station, Port Angeles, VT
, 1888-08-09

We would call tbe attention OF IbOse
using homeopathic remedies that We
have full line aud respectfully solicit
their patronage. II. d. HILL & SoEs.
, 1888-08-09

HARy.Y g HANNAH, Plsi1tiG,
". 80. Ilie.
MAI j. HANNAH Defendant.
To TuE ABovE xANzD DEFENDANT:
You are hereby notified hut Harvey @. Han
nah plaintiff has fled conlplaint against you
In the District Court OF the TAir1 Judicial d =
triCt. houiug terms aJ FUTJ Towns nd, Jefferson
County. Wa -hinstau Territory, which wiz come
Oh 10 DC heard sixty day after the FIRST publc.-
ton OF this summons, tn vii; SHY DAYS after
the = n day Of Junr, laSs, and UBics5 YOU ap-
pear uIG Gn-w-T tl,G asr on or before the aSj u
day Gf August l6a'. the same viii DO i-ken rs
cont 'ssed, Had THE prayer of said complaint
granted Ths object ana prayer Of SAID COM
Dliint Is To dissolve the 10 ds of matria.o "
existing between plaintiff AID defendant. and 10
OBTAIN the care. custody and control or the min-
or child. Christine Josephine IlazUEh, i-sae OF
the marriage Il pigiHt1 ana defeuGanl, on The
.rouEd of the ahIndrnmcnt and Gesrrtion of
the plaintiff by defendant for more than one
year.
illness my hand and the Ssal OF said court,
this 18th day q; June, 1875
WM. +. LEBGERWOOD, Clerk,
BS JAMES SEAyET, Deputy.
BRADSHAW : SAciis, Plaintiffs Atty.
First publication JauS 9Th. iSSS.
, 1888-08-09

For SALE--A pair of large. likely. five
year-old, unbEoken steers. Will ba
sold at bargain. Logging camp men
would do we'll TO buy. Apply az this
office
, 1888-08-09
PUGET SOUND STEAMERS

Following is 4 list of steamers in Puget
Sound District, showing tonnage and
lawful passenger limit oi each:
, 1888-08-09
zs.ss--.zz s.ss--.zzz,-.,szs.sz.zZ5szsz-s-z.=z,=.szz,s..zy
Eralg. Esn:! 10 NEer.c.

Total toao ase.... ,Go3
, 1888-08-09
N oO>> OF the good things Of this
NNNNSSS life ere sorrowfully let


alone on account OF Dyspepsia. Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia.
Indigestion and Constipation; sold on &
positive guarantee Z: - and 90 cents, :
I.atimer < Co.
, 1888-08-09
SURa MOMS

IN the District Court fer tha Third Jut:eia!
District OF Ma hia.f ~ Yer. ito Y, hold no terms
at Port loWiIse 4, J'll-sgU county, for lie
Counties of JsheTsoI, Island, C!a!am and san
Juan.
Territory of Washington. -
County of JCflcr or. -
HAKy-T HANNAH, P!ailtiG,
, 1888-08-09

Net Pass p,r,or,--
NAAl "' '>''' Ton'gc. Limit. ''l-a' -
, 1888-08-09

Collections mad! and proceeds
Sight and feiegtaphic exchange
United States and Europe
C0RRESP0N UGN'pS =JCEDoS-
Gebudorlueyer; NEw YoF
FRANoIsoo-The kngla-Californiar
First National BGnk; VIcToBIA, e.
Nova ScoTTA, The Bank OF British
-red BaEp Of India. Australia Ead
Agents Tor the American and i
for sale to and from all parts Of EU
~ Ne have 2 secure and comm
uables on storage at nloio5ata chars
, 1888-08-09

Z GrO.s tonnage. : Estimated. From April
to oVt. ], spscisl peFnait iOo.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-07-13
A monographs Contents.

SPEECHES ny GLADSTONE AND BALFoUR
AND A SONG BY PATTI.
A photograph will arrive at Mr..
Thomas A. Edison's labo, atory al
Llewellyn Park within a day or two,
which, when it is allowed to give forth
the sounds that are contained within
it, will create no small degree of sen.
sation. 1t contains the tones of the
eloquent voice of William f. Glad
stone, ex.Pr mier of England, the
"Grand Old Man." who is now Ire
lands dearest advocate. Sull more
there is sealed up in the little instru-
ment a song by the diva, Adelina
Patti, and speech by the Right Hon.
orable Arthur james Balfonr, Chief
Secretary for Ireland Mr.. Edison sent
this most perfect of all his monographs
to England some months ago with the
idea of obtaining for the ed fication of
the American people the sounds of the
voices of The great English statesmen,
Gladstone and Balfour, IN well az those
of the divine Patti, whose last and
only farewell tonr is still fresh in the
memory of all lovers of music in this
country. The mission was a success,
and the phonograph, full of eloquence
and song. is almost honrly expected TO
arrive. When Mr.. Edison shall fin
ally turn the crank which shall unwind
the skein of language and music, a
treat may De expected such as may
never be experienced again until Glad
stone, Balfour and Patti shall come
in propria persona.
When asked last evening as to the
time Of the monographs arrival Mr..
Edison said; ut will be here by the
next steamer"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-07-13
Judge Trunkey's Funeral.

On CRY, July 1O.-The funeral of
Judge Turnkey took place at Franklin
at 4 o'clock this evening Long before
the hour set for the obsequies the spa
cious Presby terian Church was filed
by citizens and visitors, who were de-
sirous of paying last tribute to the
dead Judge. The services were con-
Quoted by the Rev. Jesse G. Bruce,
assisted by Rev. Dr.. Eaton and Rev.
Robertson, of Allegheny City. The
pail ll-bearers were Samuel Griffith, of
Mercer; Samuel Plumber, G. II. Dale,
P. McGough, f. w. Mitchell, S p.
McCallmont, G. Heydrich, j. II, ,smer,
G. w. Gilfilare, and A. L. Egbert, of
Franklin. The members of the Su-
preme Court present were Isaac &.
Gordon, Edward Paxson and Henry
Williams, who had been colleagues Of
the dead Judge.
Members of the .Venango county
bar proceeded in a body from the
Court House to the residence and fol-
10 we'd the remains from there to the
church. Several legal delegations
we're present from different portions of
the State. A general sorrow ia felt
throughout the county, as Judge Trun-
key was held in high esteem by all
classes. He was known as a man of
sterling worth and integrity and his
death is universally regretted by all
who knew him.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-07-13
Old Republicans For Cleveland.
FOUR GRAND RAPIDS GENTLEMEN WHO
CANNOT STAND THE REPUBLICAN
PLATFORM.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, July Local
political circles are discussing the open
declarations of Dr. G. S. Haseltine,
VIM. Widdicomb, q. M. Lemon and
Joseph Martin, that they will vote for
Cleveland. They have heen stanch
Republicans, and have stood high in
social and political circles. Widdi-
comb was the Republican candidate
for Mayor six years ago. They say
they cannot stand the Republican plat
form, and have great admiration for
President Clevelands business admin
istration.
The announcement made by these
gentlemen has greatly agitated the
Republican Politicians. The free
whiskey plank in the Chicago platform
has given cold shivers to many a tenn
perance Republican who has stuck to
his party because he thought more
practical temperance legislation could
be obtained from it than from the
smaller Prohibition party. Any con-
siderable detection of such Republicans.
either to the Prohibitionists of the De-
mocrats, would make the State Demo
cratic. Even Republican managers
do hot claim it by more than 5000.
Such a detection, if once started,
would probably be widespread.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-07-13
Mr.. Randall Seriously Ill.
HEM0RRHAGE THAT ALARMED HIS
FRIENDS AND PHYsIClAN-sTILL IN
DANGER.

WASHINGTON, July 1O.-Mr. Randall
is dangerously i'll at his residence on
@ street, in this city, suffering with
what his physician fears will result in
Inflammation of the bowels. He was
first attacked last evening, the pre-
monitory symptoms appearing in grip
ing pains in the abdomen, followed
later by profuse hemorrhage of the
bowels. At noon yesterday Mr.. Ran
dali was apparently in excellent health.
In the heated term he wore undercloth-
ing usually worn by him in winter and
wore heavy silk hat. He has the ex-
travagant fondness of boy for ice
cream, and yesterday afternoon he in
vited M. Sowden, of Pennsylvania, to
join him in partaking of his favorite
dish. They went to restaurant and
Mr.. Randall ave about pint, mixing
red raspberries in it. At dinner Mr..
Randall had but little appetite and
later in the evening complained of
gripping pains in the abdomen. He be-
came worse and after the arrival of q
physician profuse hemorrhage of the
bowels set in. During the night he
slept but little and at dsybreak he did
not appear to have mended perceptibly.
During this forenoon his condition
seemed to justify very grave apprehen.
sions. Several times during the day it
was rumored in the corridors of the
Capitol, few blocks away, that Mr..
Randall might die at any moment
Shortly before noon the physician
who has always attended Mr.. Randall
and his family in Philadelphia was
telegraphed to come on. He is expect.
ed to arrive here late to night.
Mr.. Randall has suffered for some
with fstula, and not long ago ar
operation was performed which KEEP,
him in bed for some time.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-07-13
Nsw York MARkETs.

Reported bv @. S. Palmer, Wholesale Commission
Merchant, 1866 Redde ST.. NJ Y.
New York. July 0, 1888.
Our marKet continues very favorable on
all shipments of small fruits now coming
forward, such as strawberries, currants,
hnckleberries, blackberries, etc. As the
general crops are not very large we look
for good prices 10 hold. Strawberries are
bringing To-Day from 8 to lee per art.
Blackberries have fair demand and prime
fruit selling well, 8 to l2c per qrt., other
grades to Sc, according to quality. Cher
nes are mostly poor and sell slowly, but
anything fancy and large will bring good
prices, 10 to l2 per ID. Currants 8 to fc a
qrt., to &c per ID. Huckleberries ranging
In price from to 10c per qrt., for fancy,
but fruit has to be fine to bring these quo
tations, boxes worth Toe to 25 according
to quality, etc. Raspberries In irregular
quality, but few sales were made trihe
above present quotation; selling to-day
from to &c per pint; s to 12c per qrt.
Watermelons worth from 25 to 35c each.
The butter market rather quiet, although
prices remain apparently about the same;
selling fancy creamery from 90 to 2lc; sell
ect dairy tuos and pals 10, fair to good II
TO lS3c, Live spring chickens zoe per h.,
fowls l3c., turkeys To 10c. Dressed poul-
try, broilers, 2S to 34c per h., according to
size; fowls ID to 14c. Choice dressed veals
to DC. Lambs 7 to SC. New potatoes 90
to $3 per Dbl. Medium beans worth 40.
Marrow 2 80 choice. White kidney Q 15 to
2 2O red 80 to | 95 Evaporated apples
to &c, fancy; fair to choice to 7c Cher
ries II 10 2lc Raspberries "a to 27c.
Huckleberrics, 1887, o TO 10c. Market
rather dull on wool at present Domestic
tieeces, xxx, "a to 35c; Xxx, 30 to $780, 28
to 3lc. Hay in moderate receipt and sell
Ing to-day from 10 to 95c. Rye straw 10 to
VI, latter prime stock. Beeswax 23 to $40
per lb