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FhW YORK. dc. II
" OrP-Recep,s 1855 n.ctages EXPORTS Is lSs bar
rels. G)sSl sacks sales l69l barrels Low extra a.
SS}.,3 City mills aI.l5n sl.25 cay ns natsns 81 ~
to tsncy. s2.I5af9sb do patents, S3.Ni+gi2t Mime.
soto. clear. $3.50 ss}5l atrAiQhts e3.50es4aE do
PATENTS t;M3hi11, rve mixtures, s925 $50; super
fre: at sails; fine. sAe5&s2VG Southern -four
WHsAT-Rece!rt% 1850 bushels, export. ,2oe3
store and elevator 'S%c. snoas 'l32ss3tc,
80 northern. 17luc. No. Chicago s9}qoto5c.
90 Milwaukee. icsi& SO. spring SAC.
CoRN-Receints, 4a,an bushels. exnorts, G61Gf bush
els; sales. hlUpl bushels No. , "a, n To-. esvNtor;
'2@si Lee. sGoaG steamer mixed 53c: fu.b, c.; NJ.
oATs-Kecciptr. 2l5'o bushels eruorts All bash
e' sales. $500 bushels No. ?. seac.i do white a;
.ss,s,n 15qa s,tc, White DO 4,iesi5Le,; witt. s,ns al
i sHr4.l4e. No. Chicago Mt '19.c
COFFRE->o. :. lfitr.
SCGAR-Ao. b, 5lGaNr.; No. =. rss4 --l6c. No. q
tSi 3.6c; No. q, 2tsGI Lie: No. H. 3l@aic;
No. H. 3le92 BIG. NO. Y. sa>@{lllG, No. 10, II
standard A.. y lGeI5&c. CONFECTIONERY A, Hlesi't:
cut loaf !-lCo nc; crushed. i-lGa5; powders ]
i3'lGS3c.; granulfed at 4l'-l6G5o.: Cubes. 4lilf
PgrROLFug.-Un'tetq ste
loRs-Nsss, oil. 1t sii.i relt.-N 20 nav AZ 'l'1l
GeitSE extra nrime q: Slipdl1.5 SP'cs. o harrc's
LARp-Westorn steam. closed at siu hid; sIh asked;
sues M erces CITY. Mt S42ii sales i'p ucrcrs con
In.rt siu1i: n. A. ri 5000
RUTTER-Rereipts, ~ rackasrs state dairy ga
do 2ld3p,.: DO 'sctorr !ha23c Flvu roc.
CHEhSE-Receipta. 1859 packages; sts'.. 40 ellie,
ino w'u.. Nisc DO fancy colo - l.T- rllc. part
SKINS isis; iuii tknns. llt82lsc 10 White, llc.
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WINDIiAli COUNTY.

A history OF the Congregational church
of Bellows Falls from it, foundation is being
published.
Charles L. Strong OF Bellows Falls had
one foot badly crushed by lelvy weight
falling on IT.
BY the will of Ms1 Harrie; \. Mead OF
Fitchburg, Mass, Emmanuel church of Boil
lows Falls Will receive 500.
Major Henry VIM, who was the peoples
candidate for governor of MASSACHUSETTS,,
ana who has been elected mayor Of Maiden
is native of Windham county.
l.. w. Howley OF Brattieboro has de-
cllned the e-presidency OF the Vermont
Baptist Young People, union, recently Or
gained in Burlington.
s. I. Miller of New ane has been APP
pointed treasurer OF WIadham county by
the judges of that county 10 euccoed George
5. Dowley, who reirss after a 'ervice OF 20
years.
Charles Wright, eight-ycar-oIi sou Of
Herbert Wright OF Brattloboro Was chased
and ran down 10y huge dog on Saturday,
Docember ). lie feil and struck on his head
and suffered conclusion OF the BRAIN, from
which he has been unconscious sinca. His
recovery is doubtful.
The American Public Health association
which closed its sessions in tne City Of
Mexico last week, conferred Il high honor
/ upon DR.. Ii. y. Ho!ton OF BrattleAoro in
nis election AS treasurer. Tue otn"r officers
are Dr. Dur5in OF Boston, Mass president /;
DR.. Lceaga Of Mexico and DR.. Lacbapelle
of Montreal, wee presiIent', DIR. Watson Of
Concord, secretary.
Fred Perry OF Brattlehoro engineer, aud
Edward Burie Of - A'hGus, fireman, wore
taxing two engines Of the New London
Northern road from Bellows Fa.is to Brat
tleboro Sunday morning when they encouu-
tered "a largo tree across the track near the
Waite placs above Brnitloboro. They
stopped the engines and thon tried to run
| under the tree but II !a,! further down and
caught on the cab Perry was cut some
what and I}urtes nose was broken.
The Brattleporo Pho-nix says; capt. f.
". Chlls attended nesting OF the execu-
| tive committee of the For,at and STREAM
/ club held at tho office OF Capt. H. l.. Kirk
| ham in New York Monday. The accounts
were approved and plans formulated fer
action next year. During this season the
company has spent upwards OF SO 0JO on
its property at Wilmington. large mum
! her Of applications for membership, including
those OF men Of prominence, are to la ted
upon ut the regular meeting in January.
Postmaster Van Cott OF New York will
probably 60 To Wilmington next sumner to
! build a summer home.
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distance from the depot was the obstacle.
with better road this distance would not
|havc seemed an obstacle. Charles Whitney
s very w-Marcia Peck is visiting
friends in Massachusetts and Connecticut. -
b. w. Parmenter has exchanged his dwell
ng for Marshall Green's store and tene-
.neut and is to remodel aud carry on more
xtensive mercantile business
Charles Whitney died the 9th OF heart
allure. IIe hos for some years driven the
tage from this place to West Randolph. -
Marshall Green and J. w. Parmenter have
moved to thoir new quarters. Miss Mary
Reed is in Hartland, Conn, working for
rulluo Hull, formerly of this place. MIR.
"a. d. Richardson is unable to 90 out on &C
.ount of "A badly injured foot caused while
cling a tree. Miss Susie Wheatley OF
ireenl field, Mass, is in town visiting her
parents. Ladies' society held a social
with Mrs Lorenzo kibbee Thursday.
WEST RANDOLPH.
Mrs Rebecca Wilbur passed the DIST an.
hiversary of her birthday December 8.
Many useful and appropriate gifts were
presented by her relatives aud friends. -
he y. +. s. c. l.. of the Congregational
tkurch gave n Bellamy supper in their YES
ny trHsy evening. Charles Bass OF New
ork city 10 in town for few days. -
ieorse irest OF Ware, Mass, is visiting
lis sister, Mrs, +. Il. Dunn. The ladies OF
he st. Johns church realized about S10C
rem their sale and supper Thursday.
BRAlNTREE.
Mrs. Ira Harwood attended the 10th an
hiversary of Dir. and Mrs. Micha Mann Of
Randolph Thursday. james Whitney has
Dali. i ~
visit. John Hutchinson has started q
ingng school at the branch to DO hello
very Tuesday evening.-W. Whitney ant
lister were called to Brookfeld the first OF
be week to attcnd the funeral OF thell
pclo Charles Whitney. Mrs. Will Terry
vas called t. Saratoga, n. y, last week
y tho illness of her aunt, Mrs. Il. Dyer -
Ion. V. l. Spear was i'll Burlington last
week to attend the organization of til,
State Board Of Agriculture. Mr.. Spear
as appoin ted statistical secretary.
TUNBRIDGE.
Whitney post, u, G. a. r., has elected
Henry r. Hayward, commander; o. II
ioodale, senior vice-commauder; a. j. vii
S, junior vice commander; Wallace w.
wan, qunrtermester; NJ. V. 3. Davis, dele
etc TO stale encampment. Whitney
orps, H. W. f.. c., has elected Mrs. s. Z.
Hayward, president; Mrs. l. o. Goodale
enior vice-president; Mrs Alma Goss
inor vice-presdent; Mrs. Z. A. Durreli
Feasurer; Mrs Mary Durkee, delegate t.
tate convention.
CHELSEA.
Watsrson post As, G. a. R., has elected
4. Hardy, commander; NJ. Nj. Durham
tn!or vice-comnander; John b. Atwood
lnior ce.commander; Nathan Moves
uartermaster; DR., Story n. Goss, delsgat
State eucampment The newly -ele cte,
ommauder was member Of company X
ith Massachusetts.
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HORSE GOSSIP.


What We Find to Talk About In the
Equine World.
The Boston Courier says that the soon to-
come sale of the horses belonging to the
estate of the late MIR. Hobart, Californian
millionaire, is attracting wide interest
among horsemeu. STEAMBOAT is included in
this lot, and with lim the grandest lot OF
brood mares ever offered at public sale.
The average price OF this lot OF horses will
most likely be phenomenally high. bet a
hat the other day that STEAMBOAT would not
bring more thnu $50 600. | have loaf tuat
hat; nevertheless, | am not couvucei, sta
lion king that hs Is, with his record Of
2O1., that he is worth more than that sum-
he Is II years old and has II in the $50
list. Certainly, gcod.y number for a
horse OF tuat age, but there is not one O.
the lot that may BE- considered first cla's
Stamboul himself has made mos1 OF his
records against the watch, and hose o. his
get " hch ngure in the , 30 list have mostly
entered that iist through he side d9or-
that is n trips against the watch
The probably complete list of Vermont 5
| 2:3O per! ormers for the year lSJ2 follows:
/ Little Dan. b. s., by Star Ethan, "::1la.
| split Ears en- H., by star Ethan, 100.
tuHrley Hay, Cd. $, by Ben + ankln, ::J.
/ Ksti>ha, b. M by Ben franhliu, .:!H'4.
| h-uda., b =. by Kent, 2:.3i..
| Carlton. ii. H., by MambriLo King. rs
Howell b. h., BY Ial lane, - 1.
GOV. Hendee, Oh. ~, b. Duke OF BrunsW ick,
.:23.
! Jing.es, b. h.. by Baron Wilkes a:2slt.
liyde tarA Lambert, b. =, by Add son Lam
! bert !:-11i.
Ctr.utla. b, m, by Arstos, ~
Tdmcriauc, b. Ia, by Atlantic, 80
| hi W. blk. H., hN Columbus Nurl an, q. 4"
! Joe b, PAGER, L.k. h 10y YOUNG Drew,
LYNDON Boy. Blk. Ii hy Back Morrill,
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NORTrERN NEW YC9K.
Malone,

Judge Stover ba, already created ia
vorabe impression among the gentlemen of
the bar --kev. Charles Templr rector OF
st. Marks Episcopal church, VIII speud
next week in New York city. Mr.. Temple
viii bs there u attend thg reception 0; Il
friend. who is 10 sail for Europe, and vii.
preach III St. Thomas's church Sunday,
December li.--All church people will bs
panied TO learn Of tao serious Illness Of Rt,
Rev. w, II, bissoDi, Episcopal bishop OF the
diocese OF Vermont. DR.. r. f. Gray OF
hudson, Wis, lie in town for few days.
He was formerly e resident OF liaoue
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CRAEIS RuEY.
RI TLAND COUNTY.

The Pittsford Baptist church and society
|iye extended IA call to Rev. Mr.. Bishop.
There are 92 prisoners in the House OF
direction 1T resent which is more than
any previous time this year.
Lieut.. Gov. Sheehan of New York and
en-. Patrick A Collins of Boston speak at
be meeting OF the Rutland dsmocra tic club.
Andrew Leon of South Wallingford, aged
years, died December from the effect
injuries received by tree falling on
IL.
The Vermont Marble company's works
i'll shut down for a week between Christ
as and New Years to take the annual in =
pntory.
The Methodist society Of Rutland have
lrchassd lot on the CO rner of West street
pd Lincoln avenue for $4,000, on which to
lild church.
An Odd Fellows district meeting is to be
bld at West Pawlet, Decem Der a. The
buitney lodge will work the second degree
hd killington lodge of Rutland the third
bGree.
The new Methodist church at West Rut-
nj was dedicated Wednesday, Deem
r a. Rev. Dir. j. H. Coleman OF the
18th avenue church, Troy, preached the
rmon IN the evening.
BENSON.
The Epworth League gave a literary
lesday evening. A drama entitled 9Th
Est Loaf, with ferce "A Picked up Din
Fr, y will he given by tho Epworth League
the town hall Thursday evening. The
Tweil Band will be present and render
oice music. Miss Bertha Falk en- bury has
turned from Ticonderoga, where she has
BEN painting scenes IN aud around Lake
eorge. Mrs. Laura Teachout OF Utica,
y, is here attending her d8ug -
fere was no service in the Congregational
urch Sunday morning. The Sunday school
as held IN the chapel =. Southworth
ps here last week At the business meet
z OF tho Epworth League held Tuesday
tninG, the following officers were e.ected
esident, Rav. +. e. Bouck; vice presi-
nj, Mrs. f, W. Walker; secoad vice
esldent, Mrs. boucE; secretary, Mrs. Il.
Gibbs; treasurer, Miss Ida Beden. -
fogress lodge OF Good rempiars, No. 1902,
c TO give an oyster cup or, Wednesday
eninT, at the residence Of 4 L St. John
HubbartOu.
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Albert =. Jones.

Mutton. hind quarters, Is isa10'. a mount. tore1nr
ters ~ cents pouni mutton chops, ~ cents.
Spring lamb hind Otrs. 90 cents; fore qtrs IS cents
l'mb chops % cents. Beet. best cuts West
ern for porter hols> quotai -
cents pound; sron at IL csnts round ~ toll r-rti
apound; roast ~ to Scents pound; Vernon. beef
quoted at 129 to Is cents pound. Hams sugar curs1
are Is cents pound; breakfast bacon is IL TO Il
cents; California hams II to $50 cents pound; smoke
shoulders. l96 cents. Trips. ~ to 12s cents nick
eed pigs fest. l2q cents pckiai lamhs tongues Il
cents per pound Corn beef is to 1874 cents. PORK
roast Is l29 to Il cents Dounf steak - "a.
nork Ia 10 to i2 cents pound: lsri II cents
rohst veal Is Is to ~ cents; veal stos aED cents
blood sausage u cent, pound Boston san.sts cts
sausage. IL cents hcadcneesa. Il cents, TURKEYS,
% to y cents. Fowls IS to Is cents. Spring chick
e cents De uounl.
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Chicago Grain and Proauo- Nart"t

-Ne'-a4irc t,ur"s r'os.' follows.
wFTAT-No. De'emhs-. -l1G January. 727t-.
May. 1si.c.
rjlN-No D.. u &C January. l32ec; My
~.
iATs-No. , December 'ol6c. January arq,
NAV. 95i1c
vfss roRK-fer harrol--Isnuary s5 ~ NAV
SlEQl.
'ARD-Per 100 rounds-Ianurry sr6iia May
$40.
SHORT RIRs-rer 10 rounds-'ar. ss?r MAJ
ss.35.
Iash quotation. were - 'oow+
n CCR-p=tent fancy 1t.51 bstH7. hl-,.r "a
straight 81 40 Wintsr v'elt. eifi as sns.l
Talents. s4.Sp24.0 winter uStents, sL}l&I6T
WHEAT-ko snrnr 1iilc Nn r'l ii2;c.
COHS-SN. . At 41lt'
oATs-No. at 8,ld1glA; No ~nita @ Na,
NYE-Nn a, -.
BARI FY-So :. tis
fItNSFTO--No. f. 81 ~
FC9E--''i'AoJ 4 G.tG,
LAkH-GGG1.
shOkI iliiS-Slics-SS2ia'.S 81
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Jones Brothers.

Pannras sol N cents dozen. Oranges 5000 cents
a dozen. Best quality dates 10 cents u pound
smyrna figs. ~ to % cents pound. Messins lemons
81 80 cents per dozsn. Evsporatei peaches % cts,
Eyaporsted black raspb.rrigs rs cents pound. Apri-
cuts, 10 cents pound. Pasins 10 to - cents pound
Peanuts N cts quart English wslnus 20 cents per
mound. Nuts all kinds assorted 20 cents pound.
Honey ~ to - cents per pound. Catawbn grapes 50
to 81 cents y basket. Maaga 25 cents per pound.
Cranberres 10 to 70 cents quart Prunes % to IS
cents n pound; pruneet, . cents pound.
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IT oup. sraAn ANp vEeErlBLx,.
Dolan Brothers.

s. outs tour $500 to aS % sbarro Michigan IS Is;
Spring patents and Minnesota patents are $50
barrel. Buckwheat Ia 80 to I cents n pound. Rye
-four. to so cents pound. Maple sugar l0a II
cents pound maple syrup 30 to gc gallon. Granu'
lated sugar is cents pound, coffee A cts; light
brown, ll55 cts; loaf and pulverired. 7Gbs cents.
White clover honey is IL cents pound; celery
end cents p bunch; squash. cents pound
cabbage, cents n ponnd; potatoes ~ cents to 81
a bushel; sweet potatoes and cents pound.
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was DrOr OunCcd inCurab o. ! heard OF CUrI-
CURA REMEDIES. and after using two bottles
CUTtCURA kEsDLVE>T, | could see u change
and after had taken four bottles | was al
most cured aud when had used xix bottled
of CUTICURA REsoIvENl, one box of CUTICURA
and one cake of UTGCURA SOAP, was cured
OF the dreadful disease from which have suf-
fered for five yPars. cannot express with
pc what suffered before using the RENE
ptrs. They saved my life and feel It my
duty TO recommend them. My hair is re,tored
as souG ever, and SO is my eyesght
NRs, ROSA KELLEY, rockwell City, Iowa.
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Prices for western beef cattle pr 100 lbs live
weght-Choice, 4JOtj 30: second quality
S494 -; third quality, 50 25d3 IS; poorc7,
grades of coarse oxen, cows, bulls, stag
Texans. Coloredos, etc. Al jU1L3 ~
Prices for northern and eastern beef Catt.
pr 10 dressed weight-Choicc, 5IgGGc pr Ia.
first quality, 5GI5Jsc; second quality, 4IeGt3
poorest sr%es OF c. - oXen' cows pulls
l,idSs-B Brighton hiuts, &c pr ID; Brighton
tallot, &c; country hides, JGD5tpc; country tai
low, 2J4Qo3c; lamb skins, OOQy ,5c each: extra
heavy wool skins, soc each; COW hides, DC pr
ID; sheared skins 80G0c each.
Working oxen-.-The few offered were in II
fat condition and were bought for slaughter
and not for working purposes.
Northern and eastern beef cattlc-The cat
tie were Of good quality. Trade was brisk
with the demand active. Values show no
change from the current prices OF last week.
Veal CalVes-lhe reCeipts were conside raoly
lighter this week than last, and announced Ia
2J1 head, as against IA head one week ago.
The quality was lar and trade was active. a
clearance WAS effected at an carly hour
Prices were about the same as last week.
Sheep and lambs-The stock was Of a fail
quality. Trade was active and values show
no quOtabIe change on good stock.
Mich COWS ana springers-Ihe supply was
about the same as last week. There was nc
demand, and therefore 10 activity in tue
trade.
Western beef cattle-The receipts were con.
signed to the shippers and exporters.
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Wednesday to serve as superintendent OF
the w. c. T. u. building at Minneapolis -
A missionary rally was held at the
Congregational church Tuesday evening.
The Universalists will hold their air next
Friday and Saturday. The Methodis;s are
to have social gathering at the parsonage
Wednesday evening. The Juvenile Temple
will meet Saturday afternoon at 2;30. The
first rehearsal OF the Choral Union will DO
held at Village Hall, Tuesday evening at
p. m.
WAlTSFiELD.
Josiah Holden is dangerously sick with
pneumonia. Indications are now that We
shall have II creamery running here in the
spring. Mr.. Olmstead has rented his shop
to the parties for q term OF yenrs.-Harve
McAllister returns to Poughkeepsio, N. Y,
to resume his college work.-Mr. Harry
| Whipple was here buying cattle the past
week. There Ia to be an oyster supper ut
tho vestry Of the Congreg ational church
| Friday evening.
MORETOWN.
Fred Moulton is In Barre. Mr.. Teunent
of New Hampshire and Mr.. Nermle of
Boston have been at the hotel for few
days.-Anna Lamphier, who has been
spending the summer in Montpelier has re
turned home. Mrs. Frank Sawyer has been
visiting in st. Adams. Eva Freeman is in
town.-Mr. and Mrs. 7. j. Ferris spent
| Sunday in Waterbury.
WEST BERLIN.
W. b. Worthing has been appointed no.
tary public for two years.-Berlin Granite
company are putting up an addition to
their boiler house. --Porter's general mer-
chandiss store was opened for business last
| MIRA "a q
the sympathy OF the community in the loss
of their only child, a little daughter, who
died Tuesday night. The funeral services
were held at the house, Rev. c. W. Longren
Of Barre officiating
WORCESTER.
Ira Brown is getting better. Law
renee has moved down to the cornsr.-Mrs.
Franklin johnson died at the homo Of Hen
ry Johnson, her son, Friday morning. Flu
neral Sunday. Mrs n. A. Kelly fell on
the piazza and broke one hip last Friday
morning. Prof. and Mrs. Matherson OF
Barre were in town last week.
WATERBURY.
At the annual meeting Of the Edwin Dill
lingbar post, G. a. r., d. A. Gray was
elected commander; Joseph Hutchinson,
senior vice. commander; NJ l.. Henry, J. V.
L.: l. ii. Eli!ott, quarlermastef; d. W
Sleeper, chaplain; }. q. Knapp, surgeon
Daniel Russ, o. d. i; Lee Kirby, o. c.; j. J.
Colby, adjutant; G.. L. Evans and j. J.
Colby were elected delegates to the depart
menu encampment at Rutland. rev. l.. II.
Elliott, agent of the Vermont Bible society,
preached at Sharon last Sunday. %. b.
Bowman of East Montpelier Is visiting Ed
win Bowman, his father. Elmer Coffrair
was knocked from freight train and re-
ceived injuries in his spine, which arc
thought to be fatal. Edwin Palmer, ir
has gone To work for his uncle ia Waitsiieid
Rev. Al. Coville of Flint, Mich, preache.
at tbs Congregational church les. sunday a
candidate for pastor.
SOUTH WOODBURY..
Rev. j. ID. Bailey, who lately suffered
severe attack of hemorrhage OF the lungs, i
nvalescng. Christmas exercises ant
oyster supper are to be held at the vestry
on the evening of December "a.
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Barber II TObey.

Dairy butter is 2s cents mound. Crean.ty but
ter ~ cents; Cheese Is II to IS cts pound. Egg
rs cents adoren. Fancy cheeses are follows: Pins
apple cheese, 65@s0o; each according to size Roqu-
fort cheese 20 cents pound English dairy 81 cent;
Edam, al.00 each Neufohatel cents package; Chot
dar cheese. Sl.Oa piece. MIX, cents quart.
Pure Jersey cream ~ cents quart. Paragon cheese
also per jar American club house cheese .Ocents per
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BURLING TOh,

w.. the subs RIDERS, aSytIg oeen appointed
- tuc 1iuup!N a.' ,Ac PROBATE court Tor tns
l,,fr..i o.. t.Il.IHl !VA OulII ssiOHegs 10 re-
rt .Nu. cAr.' uc aud adjust the e. aims aud de
ulai., AZ a.. VERSIONS N,,a.ust tAe estate OF
Mailer ,arpe 4l,r, ale ~ Burlington. in said
tl-tryI cru,g.cl. aul $50 ak claims ana
demands exhibited Ia ,t,ct thereto, and SIX
months ;lul lUv U,ts ut ,Ae CJte hereof oelng
allowed 10y se.u COURT los thRt puTpVse, We do
tLerrio-, Ne.o. E.ye notice that we W.l at
t,Us tu Cine business ~ our appointment at the
.0,tr,t B.. Il. seymour, on sad district, on the
.s.uud lhurs0Ns " January and May next, at
Ilu',lurN a. iu. on each a.. SAID days.
la.,l tHIS Pan day ot December, lst'.
y l., NY MOI ~ goar.i,siouer..
=. L.. tAf.,
25,wy
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To FUTcRU MI OVtr my nehd,
and my hair n ! fell out. I'M
Ill ! vas entirely bald-head-
ed f; 1t then broke out on my
arms and shoulders. until my
arms were Just one sore.
IL covered my entire body,
my face. head. and shoulders
berg the worst. The white
s"ahs fell constantly from
my head shoulders and arms;
the akin would thicken aud
be red and very itchy. and
would crack and bleed IL
scratched. After spending
many hundreds Of dollars, I
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Teas; Formosa Oolong.. ~, 60 30 and 81 English
Break fast. SOC and Al Gunpowder, Soc; Young Tyson,
cOc 1npans 3d. 40 80 90 and no. CoYees Old govern
ment java &c., Mocha 'sc, STANDARD Java Slc Golden
Rio 2Sc. Marioabo 2Sc miyed Grounl 2jc. powierei
Mocha and Java ioc DandalIon 2sc. new era $50.
Cereal Doc German chcory isc- Spices Pepper DC.
llspioe i0c- cinnamon GDc, ginger 20c. covas jlc.
mustard Soc, Cayenne pepper 5J0. white pepper 5Oc.
mace Sl.2D, hutmegs SL21
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vrEGENsss, Dec. i

VrEGENsEs Dec. 10.
Rlhe butter market u quoted follows ~
u e ccuis per pound selections, Is cents
per pound Egg remain ri 20 yer
doraW turkeys ~ TO >! cents per Iourd.
chickens. Y to 10 cents per pound; beef. ! to 80
cents prr pound; YEA, to . cents gpr iouU1 live
weight. pork Ga cents per pound lamb, ~ cents per
pound mutton, cents per pound; POTATOES, - 10 -
cents per tuhe hUj, - So SIitc Al TOR tv accord
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-12-15


Prices for western beef cattle pr 100 lbs
live weight-Choice, 81 800 ~; second quail
ity, S4@It p; third quality, S32SGi -; poor
nst grades Of coarse oxen, COWS, balls stays
Texans, ColOrados, etc. 81 50d3 30.
Working oxen - Those offered were for
slaughter. None were for working purposes.
Prices of northern and eastern beef cattle
dressed weight 80 Choice, 5yglg6c pr III; first
quality, td05}sc; second quality, i1g3s43l poor
est grades OF coarse oxen, cows, bulls, stays,
etc. %1-Doc pr 10.
, Northern and eastern beef cattle-The sup
ply was very large. and Notwithstanding tins
TACT, value remained steady. The quulit, OF
the stock was excellent and trade active. LN-
portcrs We're on the grounds and bought gr
head for export
Mich cows and spriugers-The receipts were
considerably larger tnan last week. There
was little demand, aud about 10 head are tied
up in the barns.
Veal calyeo-Ihe receipt, were about the
same as last week, and 10 change was noted
in the valucs. Trade was brisk and clear
ancc was easily effected.
Veal cal> es-rhe quality was a little of.
Values OF last week were barely sustained aud
the market will soon lie dependent on the
west Tor IL, supply of lambs, as the supply
from Canada and thr northern and eastern
states Is about exhausted