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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-25

The taIlow tire II . curious vecrt.h,.
growth " China. IN regard 70 (Which 4 nv.
ixh consul gives tho following Interests.
information: The tAilow tres (utillineia y
bifsra. roxb.). bears u fruit which prudn.-.
oil - we'll ~ tallow. The b>rries. wh,.I
resemble coffee beans IN appearance ~
size. are first steamed and then poundsi 4
W ordinary rico trough. by pounding ~.
soft, meaIy mesocarp II partially separ.s.5
frosn the kerncls The whole q then plssss
IN Z hamboo sieve, the mcshes Of rh:ss
are just large enough 70 allow the No.
matter 70 b. scrubbed through and .r'.y
enough 20 keep back the Kernels. y IN -
hard. black and about the size Of -.
From the mealy matter the tallow 4 ;,
pressed ~ primitive wooden presses.
To obtain oil the kernels are dried -
passed between two milIstones held az sprs
. distance apart BY means Of a hamhss
pivot ~ TO crush the hard shells ~ ~
kernels without injuring the white "a
terior< The whole = then passed tbronsI
Z winnower, which separates The brolsa
shells from the solid matter. The LATER y
then placed In deep iron pan aud rosst.S
until tt begins 70 assume brownish crlc,
the process being accompanied BY contipn.s
stirring 70 prevent burning The crushed
shells make an excellent fuel for the m.
posa It Il then ground by huge siops
roller In circular stone we'll, steamed Ana
made into circular cakes. with bamboo ana
straw castings and passed through IT,
wooden press- A good lighting oil Of !
brownish yellow color d thus obtained
The tallow i called ''p'i yu'-that i. skip
or external oil
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-25

The composition Of which printing roll.
err are made was accidently discovered by
Salopian printer. Not being able 10 fipd
the ''pelt ball" he linked the type with !
piece Of soft glue which had fallen fr@
the glue pot II was such an excellent sub
stitute that, after mixing molasses with
the glue. TO give the mass proper consist
ency, the old "pelt ball" was entirely do
carded- The anger with the twisted shank
which makes IL self discharging Is a1ro the
result OF an accidental discovery. The real
screw anger is an American invention, dat
Ing back to the year TIA. when John White
and Benjamin Brooke. OF Hammer Hollow.
Valley Forge, Pa, noticed some boys Dor.
ing holes In the ground with some pieces
Of hoop iron One of these. which had b.
come twisted. was seen TO bring up the din
each time As II made complete reyolu.
ton. Being men Of an Observing turn of
mind White and Brooke began TO debate
the possibility Of constructing a tool for
boring wood on the same principle II ws
Immediately tried, with the addition Of
screw point for drawing the cutting edge
into the wood II is needless to add that
the experiment was eminently successful
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-25

Dr r. \. Hutchinson. of Can Melton.
ana Wm. Thornbury. Of English, Crsw-
soFn county. together with other mem
Der % me Hutchinson and ThornSurv
families, \ nov develops are undoubi-
caiy The rightfoI heirs to . large share OF
me Brandenbnrgh estate. now in Iitigs-
s'on a Baltimore. Nd. The estate. We
ere Informed, Il one that has BEEN lesaed
I"r y yesrs This lease has jus. expired
and he estate will be worth I'll az go
vUOO- The estate IL clear OF incum-
ORANGES Troy Times
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-25

tLrThe Anderson Democrat thinks
snss me Mex iney bill does not make
me rain fall nor the sun shine. The
democrat ssys: "The besusifnI weather
continues thereby insuring an i'm meose
corn crop. In no recent year have con-
nttio"s been 80 favorable for great crops.
Nature mas produced 90 beautifully mat
every one should be sstisfied With ia r. !.
suits net Republican politicians A.
ibute q Q the Mex inIey law. But : I
is'f'minn-d people know that no tarifl
ssws make the rain fall. or the sun
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-25

Prneeton Democrat
". VI Evsns has sold his gas we'll "a
the Vincennes Brick and Tile Company
Who will erect buildings At once and
manu- fscture their prod1cts on . large
scale.
The receipts Of the Fair Association
LAST week amounted to IS 2s3 Premi-
inns 10 the amount OF $500 were paid
VIM Bed zoe, W no va. arrested Sstur-
day % Che Fair Ground for aeIIing louor
without license. was fined fifteen dollars
AND costs o. Mayor Soller and given .
day in Jail for change.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-25

while she cit, u sntsresfed In the
pet~onsi chsrac terisfics OF Abraham
Lincoln said Mr.. Dor snSn N. Davidson
ye<ferdsy. II would like 10 recall n little
Incident " hich tends 80 show The mar.
tifer Presidents fpgsrd and confidence
10 me lsfe Vice President endrirks
~" Febrnsry ~ 1868 | went To N.
capital N the interest cf coafederste
s"ldter. named John A flsr wood, WIN
wished 20 he released from Camp Nor.
ton. and VA willing 10 take tne oath Of
allegiance 70 the Federal tiovernsne ni
Al sis previous efforts covering . pc.
r'ot Of several mouths had bren nnsnc.
cessfnl. snd. a. : last reso.t. Il was
agreed thar shonid 20 10 Washington
nnd see what could he dnue. Mr. Hen.
bricks Va. then the Junior Senator from
Indiana. and * Governor Lane was the
senior senator. went to Mr.. Hen
nr'rks' whom knew well. and stated
me case. The PRIMER was The only
d'-'oval one Of his family. and had suit
fered for IL. The Senator said ne would
goto The War Department with me and
present the case Secretary Stanton
treated rs with positive inciviliy aud
~ Hendricks said we would call on the
President himself
at the White House. a We entered
the e executive chamber. Mr. Lincoln wa
pacing the door with long strides Al
NJ. Hendricks en- tered. ne shook hands
not efIusiveiy but cordially. and listened
10 his recital or the facts sttenfivelv. All
the end, after . moments thought. he
said /: We'll, II shis young man wants
10 become = good and loyal citizen III
shall not stand IN his way; thar ia wha,
We are Fighting In the war for" And
without further cerem ony. h. ordered
bs release upon t-king the ost h OF ALE
Riance."-Indisns polls News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-25

@~ ASA@~S = - - - = -
lSTATs OF INDIANA, DUBoIs CoUnrY, s. |:
In The Dubois Circuit Court, January
Term 1802.
Henry Macke,
W. Complaint
Henry Hoppenjaus No. 1888.
Mary =. Hoppenjsns, ct q.
Now comes the plaintiff. BY w. 8.
Horst, bic attorney. and files his
compliant herein. together with IN sfIi-
|davit that the defendants Charles Meyer.
D. M. Osborne b Co., The Farmer
Friend Manufacturing Company, and W.
u. Pyne, ere not residepts OF tho State Of
Indiana. This action - TO enforce lien
By The foreclosure OF mortgage against
real estate 10 Dubois county, Indiana.
NOTICE q hereby given said defend
49, anita. that unless they b and appear
on the first day Of The next term OF the
Dubois Circuit Court, to b holden on
the 6rse Monday Of January, A. ID,
1892, q the court house in Jasper, IL
said county and State, and suswer or de.
muir to said com plant, the same will BE-
beard and determined IN their absence.
In witness whereof, 1 have hereunto
Get my hand and affixed the
( SEAL seal OF said Court, q Jasper,
~ this 10th day OF Sept. 1897.
IGxATz ECKKRT,
Clerk Dubois Circuit Court.
Sept. Is. l69l-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-25

A: = Bradley, who owns farm IN
Taylor county. lows, on which there i
= mortgage, received Z blank from the
Census department asking for particu-
lars lie refused 10 respond. hut in
sseAd sent letter 10 Mr.. Porter A.
~ sshin xton tn mind his own affairs.
lsradIey's letter was forw arded 10 the
sedersl authorities in lows resulting IN
nss arrest Commissioner Hunter hsld
MN 10 the sum or &2O0to await the &C.
tion Of the federal government.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-25

The eleciion By the Ind ana Con fersn &c
o. ne - T. church, Of Mr.. New land r
I'ersuw.o or This city, a. . lsy delegate
20 me general conferences Of The church
r. % held q Omabs. Ia M ~ next, i IL
highest honor the church can bestow
npon : layman. The unanimous vote of
the con ference for MI. DePauw height
Ems the honor and Il . tribute 10 one
who I'LL appreciate its Significance and
honor che position There we're some
very pleasant things said in The confer
ence % Mr. DePauw BY the delegates
and Bishop Joyce.-N A. Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-25

The ~ uncle Herald rem srks about the
ending 81 this world q follows: "Some
scieDl'fic fello W. have BEEN doing come
hxuring aud have decided that this old
world ~ Ours will have flushed her
mission IN ten years from now. This
y startling ne ~, aud no doubt " ~ have
= tendency 70 make delinquent suhscrI-
bers rush 10 and sqnare Us sccountsr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-25

An editor y ro,e : headline, "A Hor-
ribIe Biun'ler-" to xO Over IN account o.
= railway accident. hut though u was
the printers hu't that n pre- faced =
wedding item. the editor va the man
fhrashed. al she same.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-25

Mr.. Blaine got his first political train
Ing % teacher In : school Tor the blind.
end HE increasing popularity with Re-
publlcsns sho - that he still knows how
20 manage them BoonviIIe Emo ujrer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-25

NOTICE Is hereby given to I'll inter-
49, ested that the undersigned will pro-
coed with the county Surveyor OF Dubois
county. Ind, on Oct. ~. 1891, to run the
lines and determine the boundaries OF
Sec. twenty-seven t27) Town One ~
North Range Six (6) West, 10 Boone
township. The intermediate lines will
also Be run snd tho corners established.
All interested are requested to be pres
emit. JoHx r. GRAY.
Sept. IL, I89l-st.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-25

VIE undersigned, Trustee OF Boone
= township, Dubois county. hereby
gives notice that be will attend 10 al
business pertaining 10 the Office OF Trus.
Tee, q biz residence miles South east
o. fortersvilIe, on SATURDAYS or each
week, and requests al persons having
township business 70 present Il On Sal.
urday. Citizens desiring books from
The Township Library, ere notified thss
he Library = kept By VIM. McHsrris.
10 Portersville.
HEs.r 3. BREIDExBAUoH, +. b. Tp.
Nay Is, I660-Iy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-25

Subscribers to the CouRrKR Who ia
Pay cl.16 10 advance will be furn;.h.S
~, .. JAsper CoURIER and the New AIhsr !.
weekly Ledger one yesr. posises ~
The Ledger 10 we'll known a ors ~ " !.
s oess week'y papers 10 Indiana, full or n.
.ormstion 5or al classes or people thor.
cusn'y conservative 10 iis tone. 80
c q - ~ morals = good home nsrss
~ any family. The jasper Cors,rI y
lne same i has been for years. scrno.,
edged the best American psper - 80
county. o. those surrounding M n .,.ss
~ me local news. besides : i.s
amount o. other reading. Brine =. 80
q %, and get al the reading son sS w.
for the winter. you needI
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-25

The county comm iuioners levied II
On each 500 valuation for county rev
enue. - Troy Times
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-25

John =. WineinRer has laid on part
Of bis land adjoining Jasper on the west
into lots, which will make . handsome
addition 70 Jasper, and now offers for
sale IA lots. 2 fronting on 9Th street and
Z fronting on 7th street, each with On 3
foot alley 10 the rear. The lots All lay
high one OF them has . new house Of
four rooms and IN attic, and good Gle
tern. For particulars apply 10 the owner
on the Huntingburg road. about mile
from Jasper or to G. Doane q The Cow
RIER Office.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-25

THE undersigned, Trustee OF Balm
= bridge township, Dubois county.
will attend to Township business on
Saturdays Of every week, Ct bis residence
on North Main street, between sew
enth and Eighth. IN Jasper.
The Library Of said Township u kent
o the bookstore Of Mr.. Jacob Gosmann
them 1t any time.
JOSEPH ECKsTEIN, Trustee
April 80. l8os-ly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-25
jefferson j. Trustees Notice.

YvHE undersigned will be q Biz ofI3cs
y % attend % township business y
Senerson township, Dubois county. on
saturdays Of each week, and requests all
persons having business with tie town.
snip 70 attend 70 Il on those days. The
township libraries are kept Il J. w.
jacobs, In Birdseye, and the Trustees
where al persons entitled can
s JOHN PRUITT,
eept.s VI-y. Trustee Jefferson 10.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-25
Maternal songs-
OF American origin is:

Maternal songs-
OF American origin is:
Rock by baby on the tree top.
Which Is too familiar TO need additional
quoting. The Detroit lullaby u:
Hush. my baby. sleep. nay sweet.
Fathers trying to sell his wheats
Hush. little baby. don't you cry.
You'll be an alderman By and by
Strongly characteristic Of the land Of the
Vikings is the Norwegian maternal song:
Row. row 20 Baltnarock.
How many fishes are caught IN the ~
One for father and one for mother,
Ono for sister. and one for brother.
In Sweden puss Is used g an inducemeut
- make children sleep:
Hush. hush. baby mino
Pussy climbs the big green plne
Mother turns the millstoDe. N
Father 70 kill the pig he's gone.
Why 10 IL Called 1imoshy Orass.
Timothy, or herd grass, q the most com
mon grass Of continental Europe. growing
Wild throughout al the vast region b.
tween the Miditerrane0n sea on the south
and the North sea In the direction the name
implieA According TO The American Gar
dener, it Il not known exactly when it was
6nt introduced into the United States, but
this much Il known: IL takes the name
from Timothy Hanson. farmer Of Mary
land, who brought Il under general notice
- hay grass after he had cultivated Il
extensively fsr his use for years. Il Il :
curious fact that although it, native homo
+ In Europa the United States b the 6nt
country In which y waD grown cut and
cured for hay
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-25

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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-12-22

Across the Continent 70 Marry and Didn't.
Seattle contains today a disappointed
young couple who believe not that mar
rage is, but that it would be failure.
The man Is Basil Suporiska and the girl
IS Miss Florence B. Bathrick, of De Kalb,
Ills They became acquainted through
correspondence resulting from the an
swering of an advertisement in Chicago
paper, and the acquaintance finally re-
suited in an agreement to marry if upon
meeting each was satisfied. Miss Bath
rick came out here, her eager lover met
her at P1yallup, but the wedding has not
taken place and will not. Miss Bathrick
says:
Il came out here to marry Basil Supo
riska, but have found that he is not the
man thought he was. was led to be-
heve that he owned about half of Seattle
and waSa capitalist. think I'll 60 back
home, for there are plenty Of men there
that / can marry. Indeed, I've Just
had a telegram from fellow who has
wanted to marry me all along, and will
60 back and take my old beau. / have
some money, and think that is what
Suporiska is after, but luckily did not
bring the money with me. but left orders
to have the check sent to me after was
married"
Miss Bathrick brought large trous-
sean, including white wedding dress
with q train eight feet long, white hat
and gloves. Cor. Chicago Herald.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-12-22
TUESDAY EVENING. DECEMBER q, 1891.
what Girls Can DO.

Many volume has been written to
encourage and inspire boys, and many
4 boy sitting by the wood fire in coun-
try farmhouse has felt his heart burn
within him to Be gone and enter the bat
tie Of life, fight his fight and come of
victorious. So oftentimes he has fought
and conquered, inspired all through his
successful career by the words he read
at the c0unMy Preside. Books are
plenty showing how youths have started
IN life poor errand boys, Or filling some
other position Of the humblest, and gone
on till they have become millionaires
.sby their own efforts. I as the story books
always say.
But nobody has hitherto performed
this service for poor girls thrown on
their own resources. Nobody has seemed
to think girls wanted any inspiration to
cheer them along a rough and uphill
road. Perhaps nobody thought girls
were worth it till a devoted friend Of
her own sex, Mrs. J. G. Croly Jenny
June), wrote just such book for girls
as the story writers hitherto have al
ways made TO encourage boys. 1t is
probably the most helpful book for
working girls that has ever been writ
ten. In her long experience as house
keeper, journalist and club woman the
author has met with hundreds Of in
stances in real life that are deeply inter-
esting and instructive to those for whom
this little volume Is written, the girls
Thrown Upon Their Own Resources 4
That Is the name Of the little book.
These facts are literally sprinlxled
through the work. We know when we
read these stories that they are true, and
the half discouraged working girl will
say to herself: What other women have
done, can do. will not give up.
Indeed, one Of the wise sayings Sf the
volume is this, HALF our misfortuIes in
this world come from giving up just
when we should have perhaps gained our
object by holding on.
In the chapter on Concentration Of
Energy is this; "A great secret Of success
Is concentration Of energy in any given
direction. All the great successes in the
world are marked by this quality. Gen
eral Grant possessed hardly any other
that was remarkable The chapter on
ssThe Genius Of Work is full Of the
strong. sweet inspiration Of happy EN-
ployment, and is good to be read by man
on woman. But Mrs. Croly thinks we
must drop from our vocabulary such
expressions as working woman or
working girl" What girls who are
thrown upon their own resources need
is sympathy and recognition on equal
terms Of their womanhood. ITO be q
worker is to be part Of the ministry Of
God on earth.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-12-22

Mrs. Livermore declared in one of her
addresses that IT would be far better to
open the gates Of the Worlds exposition
at Chicago on Sunday to the thousands
Of visitors than to close them and leave
these visitors to the tender mercies Of
Chicago saloons, whose gates are always
open.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-12-22
DANCING SCHOOL.

During the Winter Season. including 20 les.
sons, Prof II. Al. NIEDENTOHL win give dan
cling instructions at the Rink on every Wcdnes-
day afternoon and evening. The afternoon
lessons will be specially for ladies', Prof ME-
dentohl being member OF the National Asso-
citation Of Teachers In the United States and
Canada Is qualified to instruct pupils IN all the
latest dances. Those desiring Information can
apply to j.. A. Donaldson, at Baker Il Rearick 3
store or correspond with.
PROF. HaA. NIEDENTOHL,
H7s-im. Waynesboro, Pa.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-17
roR REST-BUsIsEss PLACER

TAsEv~nv mistake. an ambfsnA Asares.
Il al Statf<st -
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-17
THE GRAND RAPIDS
Land and Improvement Co.,
Limited, have to Offer the following
spec as;

sJcc4Ss
IIEBE2
LAO acres fine hard good. nesr Cadillac. on
i. A 4. K r Large tracts OF pine and hard
wood III yartt u Is.srss 81 Tie state
A tract 81 cHe hundred million TOO ocoo)
feeI 81 nlftte ciae In Minnesota Descriptions
and estimates r,.rniseie: on application
CITY PROPERTY.
Street cars are now running on buchanan
81 Sad Burton aye. mak.ng lots on the Sc IL
Phil0 addition very desirable. Call Us Ter
fI4ccs and terms.
bargain 81 a house and lot on South Lsfay-
etge. nsar Caerry; also on Coif-ayr.. Baxter.
AcwbesFy aud North Lafayet.e-sfs. also desir-
able houses aid lots N iart OF the city 10 SUR
the taste.
FARMS
We have them, anywhere You may wish 20
locate. either 10 sell or exch1ngc fer city prap.
city. A fr~ handsome. well rented residences
L. trade FOR improved iHrlaS
We deal IN Detroit aid Grand Rapids city
property and can e1ec. advantageous ex-
changes when desired.
A handsome suite Of srooms on Co.t-ave. 20
rent at s. per month. Houses 10 rent In yzri-
Gus paris 81 the ety.
Is YOU have property to sell. exchange or
rent. leave IL with Is We have more sppiic.-
lions than we eau ~.
GRAND RAPIDS LAND AND mp. Co. Ltd.
g. " onderiy building. fsrslna Rapids. Nlch..
aud - Csmpau Building. Detroit.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-17
iNAPPEDLIKIA THREAD
Terrible Scene II "a Execution II
Redwood Falls, Mlnn-
The MURDERER IS TWICE HANGED
The Rope Gives WAY ssa the ssnssiess
vletin - Dragged . ssss.d fsUs
- Ias sel1 ola ss sIesiy
skFaagfea % DesSh


hBDvooD FALLA. MINI. Oct IA
William Rose VS. hanged ~ 4:55 u m
under the new Law. which requires
that al sxeeasions must take place be-
twe-r. sAinighs aud dawn aud ous Of
sigks At al newspaper Gen
TIE condemned man heard the Rad
ing Of shs death WARRANT with great
eoolnesz, and mounted the galiows
with . frrn ssep He made . short
speech. In which be protested his tnno-
eenes snd accused . man named Slower
OF the crime Ths trap was sprung
~ 4ssd = M There was . dull
esash and tho rope parted s
9ees from the neck Without . word
being spoken By anyone. the limp body
~as picked up carried on the plat
form. laid down. face upward. upon
she readiussed trap The second
moose dangling from above was pulled
eown. adjusted QUICKLY and the trap
sprung without any attempt - raise
him 10 his feet Then ensxed slow
process Of strsnRulAsion-
The murdes for which Rose was
hanged was . sensational one hehind
which there was . romance Rose
came 20 Redwood county from Pike
county, Ill, where he was born. Janu-
airy 81. 1851. Here he FILL IN love with
siiss Grace Lufxin, . pretty girl OF
60. the daughter Of Farmer
Moses Luflkin Tho girl recipro-
Gated Roses love- bat on the advice Of
her father refused TO soc her lover.
Rose was sngered at this, and one
evening at dusk shot Lufkin dead
through an open window while the lat
Ger was conversing with . neighbour.
Miss Luflxin became deeply de.
spondent and went 70 Chicago
where al the home OF . mar
ried sister she committed suicide by
cutting her throat with . razor. Rose
was given three trials, his case went
through the state supreme court and
the United States supreme court and
the governor twice set the day for his
execution.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-17
DAILY Markets.
Prices to Farmers.

Gllly-wheat s2c; corn. 5sc; oats. &c; rye
Zoe barley. $l.le 2 cwf.
MxArs-Beef:i5za1 &c; pork. 515tssc; mutton. 5
@oc; spring lamb, Sc; fowls, Zoe: spr ne chick
en-. l21zc; veal. 615c; turkeys. Fac; ducks.
lie.
PRoDUcE-Butter 20c; eggs. 1sc; potatoes. SEC
z bu; beets. Z5c 2 bu; onions. oOc = Lu. radish-
es, &c r doZ; q bu; Deans hand picked. O.. 80
q bu; honey. Ice; peaches. sl.oc@s2Uc q bu:
zoe y Blu.
WooL-Was1ed. 20td2ec; unwashed 1f@2dc.
HAY-Tlmotny, sl51lb 3 ton; clover. sl29 IL
per ton; straw. So q ton.
HIDEs AND TALLows-6reen. 4lzc; part cured.
SIC; cured. Co. calf skins. green. &c: calf SKIN.
cured. &c; tallow 4Ize; pei Is. 6Vc9sl.5J; dekin.
fS6nE.a