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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-05-16

"'What did you open that door for?'
he asked.
"'You're mistaken
"I saw you when you started to
shut it. You signaled to somebody.
Then you're not a friend, Ell? You're
detective? You came in here to
get everything you could out of me,
did you? Well, you've done it, but
you're not going to-
Again he rushed forward, but this
time there was something beside me
to receive him. 1t was the hulking
form of Tom Malloy, whose great
arms outstretched and crushed the
maniacal man before me as though he
was small boy.
What's the matter with tn boob?'
Tom asked as we called the wagon.
1 told him.
But keep me under your hat
begged. I'm only candy saleslady,
you know, Tom, and right now | need
my job
"'Sure, and he walked right up
to me in the street and confessed, he
did, grinned Tom. TIL search tn
gents room and find out few things
about him before talk to the captain.
I'll book him for investigation until
then. All, Tommy's tn wise boy
"And sure enough he was," added
Miss Clement as she finished her
story. "He got into the mans room,
found out his address, went out to the
house, discovered the body in the
basement, with the throat cut from
ear to ear and then made his report.
And I, well, went back to work the
next morning and told the boss what
terrible time I had been having with
headaches. It's mighty bad thing to
have the detective instinct when
you're selling candy"
Lexington avenue" shouted the l.
guard. Madison the next stop. Watch
your step, everybodie-e-e-e, watch your
step!"
New man on the job" unused Miss
Clement as we left the train. He
talks too plain for an old-timer."
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-05-16
KILLED BABY IN HER SLEEP
Tragedy Recently Reported
From Trieste.

A tragedy which occurred at Trieste
recently is attracting wide attention
on the part Of medical scientists and
the general public. The case is one
in which mother during sleep MUIR
dered her infant child with a razor.
The woman, who has been almost de-
mented since the terrible occurrence,
is at present being held at the dis
posal of the judicial authorities until
the medical experts shall have been
able to give an opinion on the affair.
The woman is the wife of a Corf1ote
named Belelli, and when, after six
years of married life, child was
born to the couple, in September last,
their dearest wish was realized.
Father and mother alike appear to
have worshipped the little one.
On the night of the tragedy, the
woman, speaking in her Sleep said to
her husband, "The child is ILL.," The
man, although aware that his wife
was not awake, got out Of bed and
looked at the baby. It was lying
quietly and no fear was aroused in
his mind, but he called his sister-in-
law and told her what had happened.
AS soon as she took the child in her
arms she saw that it was dead. The
mother was then aroused, and as she
rose in bed her husband saw that she
had a razor in her hand. She had
reached out during a dream and taken
the razor from chest near the bed,
and with it had cut the child's throat.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-05-16
In Prehistoric Dave.

Ilford, in Essex, England, is famous
in the annals of geological research.
discoveries there giving an idea of the
dangerous state Of the Thames valley
at an early date in its history. The
elephant, the rhinoceros and the bear
roamed wild and the prehistoric trav-
eler who lodged them still ran the
risk Of encountering the tiger or the
bison. The number Of teeth discov-
cred at Ilford shows the elephant to
have been particularly common.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-05-16

following property: ga cart and yoke.
an AK. two wedges. load of hay, one
cradle. three pounds of powder, twen-
ty pounds Of shot, box, chest and
other timber, three pairs of sheets.
two pillow coverings, feather bed
and bolster, four and one-half yards
of cloth, rug, and blanket, six nap
kins and tablecloth, bedstead, a.
chair, a table and two stools, hang
ing candlestick, a copper kettle, tub.
spit and frying pan, piece of iron.
an iron kettle, brass pot, gridiron.
trays and dishes, an iron posnet, a
chest, some books and dial case"
Simplit1ed housekeeping was neces-
sarily practiced in early colonial
times.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-05-16
The Cause.

Judging from the accounts from
the Congo and South America, rub
Der must be very bad sort Of busi-
ness in its moral effects on traders"
Perhaps it is because naturally IL
tends to make their consciences elas-
tic"
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-02
A Big Slaughter.

On last Monday the settlers al Eldorado
Heights held one Of the most successful
rabbit drives on the tract; over 1900
rabbits being killed.
Abont 1000 o clock the drive started
north from A. c. Alexander's, ending at
Frost corner where a trap had been
built. On this drive go rabbits were
killed in the pen besides those killed
during the drive.
After good lunch OF sandwiches and
coffee furnished by the ladies, the driv-
ers went North, IL miles and started u
drive South when about as many more
rabbits were killed.
After this i short drive was made from
the Griffith place East which was also
successful.
4 coyote was driven some distance but
finally broke away.
4 good crowd Of town people assisted
in the drive, making total Of 20 men,
women and children.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-02
Some Little Wind.

Quite an unusual and hard wind storm
visited this section on sunday night do
ing some little damage, the most serious
being the demolishing OF the residence
oi W c. Godfrey, residing southwest OF
town. The family were all in bed with
the exception OF Mr.. Godfrey who had
Just arisen to put down window, when,
without warning, the house was wrenched
from its foundation and entirely demol-
ished. Fortunately none Of the family
Was injured, and they attribute their e.
cape to providence alone, as boards and
tinbers were falling all around them.
Their furniture, however. did not escape
in 50 fortunate manner, a. nearly
every piece was totally destroyed ano
the chimney falling down landed in the
china closet OF Mrs. Godirey's destroying
all OF her hand painted and Havilan
china. many pieces OF which were highl,
priced by her Mr.. Godfrey recites quit
A thrilling experience and wonders hoy
they all escaped 30 fortunately, am
while he deplores the loss greatly, he
more than thankful that none OF thei
lives were sacrificed The house was
two story structure and was among tn
inst erected on the tract. and was Away
considered OF faulty construction by Nj
Godfrey, who moved 10 the place lint
over a year ago. The many friends
the family sympathize with them deep
in their loss, and their neighbors hay
been very kind in offering them shelt'
until they can erect new structure.
E While the storm was noticeable
town, no damage was done here.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-02
W allace Wynne.

Mr. Gc, o. Wallace. l. another ore oi
our popular young men l." iorsake the
realms OF hatchclori>m At : O'Clock this
tThnr-dayj morning hr Mas united ia
marriage to Miss Madeline 4. Mynnc. OF
Twin Falls, the ceremony hcing per
formed 10y Father Hahn. al the Catholic
church at the above place After the
ceremony wedding breakfast was par
taken OF 10y friends and relatives OF the
contracting parties at the home OF the
brides parents.
The groom needs no words OF common
dation from rs, As he Is well and iavorahly
known throughout this section. and the
owner OF well developed ranch south Of
town. The bride Is spoken OF 10y those
who know her As a refined and accom-
plishcd young lady, and held in high e.
TEEN by wide circle OF acquaintences.
The young couple will enjoy honey
moon trip To Boise, after which they will
return to Jerome where they will be al
home to their friends at the ranch HON,
OF the groom south OF town.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-02

We have it on good authority that
negotiations are under way for a perfor-
nance in our city about Jan.2j b, -..At
pleasing musical orga n-The
Schubert Symphony Club and Lady
Quartette, Chicago. Many Of our readers
have heard Of this popular company and
no doubt everyone knows Of the high ia
vor in which its ~ years oi success has
placed it. The great variety and popular
character oi this company's program has
endeared ii to the hearts oi American
music lovers, until today it stands undou-
btedly first in their affections. Their
new program is said to be the best they
have ever presented, and no doubt their
house will be large here if they are secur-
ed for an entertainment.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-02
Leave Your Money At Home.

1t keeps our Shoshone exchanges busy
chroniclng the marriages Of Jerome
couples. What's the matter with our
home preachers? They need the money
and can do the job just as good as their
Shoshone neighbors. We would advise
that our preachers do little advertis-
ing in the Times, and let our young peo-
ole know that they can tie knot Just As
strong a. any one.
Mis-, Nina l. Beecher, an estlmable
Young woman OF Jerome, and Charles +.
McCulloch, Portland business man,
we're united nl marriage 10y the Rev. II.
r. Mcleod December 70. The couple
will depart for Portland tomorrow. They
were acquainted at la Fayette, Illinois,
the father Of the bride having moved tf
Jerome and the father OF the groom tc
Portland year OF so ago. journal
In this city Monday morning Their
was celebrated the marriage ceremon,
uniting Mr.. Will :. Miller and Mis-
Hazel Wells, both Of Jerome. Mr.. Mil
Ter is popular and prosperous rancho
living within one mile oi the little city
and Miss Wells came from Benton mar
bor. Mich. May their Christmas be
happy as can he and their LIES voyag
Characterized by calm seas. signal.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-02
A Word of Warning.

You cannot afford to be without stock
insurance any more than you can with
ont insurance on your buildings. etc. An
example OF this was clearly demonstrate
ell this week when a horse belonging to
J. W Mcintyre while running in the
lot fell and broke liz leg, Heces-itating it,
being killed. This is the second horse
Mr.. Mcintyre has lost recently, and like
many other OF our ranchers, the los falls
very heavily upon him.
\ contract for indemnity in the Lincoln
Counte Live Stock lnter-lndemnity Assn.
would tighten these burdens to a great
extent. The Co. now have something
over $500 worth OF contracts assured
and applications are being received every
day. see Rev WI. Dodge about a con
tract or call in at this office and We vii
en- deaNor to explain il workings.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-02
IT forget to write it 1913.

Don't forget to write 1t 1913.
Did you pay one-half Of your taSe-'
e. = Fairnan had the misfortune to
Ice A hons Monday night.
+. ;. Garrison has built Al addition
TO his house Northwest OF town
0i course you haven't broken 'ho-"
new resolutions As yet.
Mn. Geo. Hogshire and sister spent
several days at Twin Falls last week
Don't forget the shoe sale At The
Racket, saturday Jan. 5th.
". 4. Button x son have olrncd u
new Cafe on West Main street.
Mr.. Fred Moore departed Tor B"'r''
last Saturday, with the intention OF en-
joying short recreation there
Adyccs received from Twin Falls state
that Miss Quay, who is in hospital al
that place is still in a critical condition.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Society
will meet with Mrs. Gerboth, on lhu'S
day afternoon. Jan. 9th.
Mr. O. q. Sherman OF Chicago, wh'
has been here for some time looking
after his land interests. spent last week
in Boise, returning home Saturday
The unusual sound OF sleighbcll- has
echoed throughout the town the pas
week. and those who are fortunate
enough to own a sleigh of any KIND re-
port excellent sleighing.
See display of Electric Heaters at An
netts All varieties.
The ladies' Of the Civic club enjoyed
very Pheasant afternoon on Tuesday Dec
Slst, keeping open house and beng "
home to their many friends. very III
teresting program was listened TO- "'''
which light refreshments were served
Two fine colts for sale Inquire at t'
Independent Meat Market.
All members of the Canal Users AsTo
cation and their wives and ian''n'
should not forget the meeting at iia'e
Hall on Saturday, the llth inst UNIV
will be served in the hall and g'n'''
good time il anticipated Bnng yo"
basket and come early.
A large fur glove has been lett WIZ, VI
which was found on the road lea"'''
from town, which the owncrcan nav -
calling for the same This one II II
good to us and We doubt il the o""e'
getting any comfort out of the othe' CIV
so call and get this one. No charge
The Independent Meat Market "'
the agency for the Jensen Creamery ~
OF Pocatello. Take your cream theie 1T
get the highest market price IN cash
The sale at H. c. Parsons last "''
was a most successful one, the arV''
offered bringing good fair price. liar
will give up iarm life for time %
come knight of the grip, and will en'
upon his duties at once. Mrs. rarso
left last week to spend the winter WI
her parents at Penrose, Colo.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-02

a, the Auditorium. This company Is M
il. "A year Of success, and Is acknowleis-
FL everywhere to be the most up-to-dAie
Music Company travelling. Everybody
ike music and everybody enjoys a hearty
laugh. 4 delightful blending of pure
fun and fine music is one reason Why thr
company has won liz way To the Top
notch OF public esteem.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-02
Notice

have Tor sale, ready Tor spring De
livery. 25.Dr first-cla-- apple tre--. ] and
. YEAR, Old. Johnathan-, Rome Brauty-
and Winesaps Prizes >. and luc.
This means much 10 you for it is great
bargain TO all These trees have made
excellent growth, are trne 10 nauie, have
had Government inspection and were
rai~ssl on the North side Tract which Is
an advantage "a remember. Come and
see them and then place your orders with
me personally or with Frazer & Moore
Location: Grn. O. WALLACE. 4 miles
South OF Jerome on pole line. Get busy.
Everybody doin' II.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-02
Iowle- Robertson Wedding.

ON sunday, Dee 2Ml at high noon.
Rev. W :. Marrow, at the home Of the
bride s parents, united in marriage Mr..
Huy Irving Iowlc and Miss Mona Eliza
beth Robertson. only few Of the most
intimate friends OF the family we're pres
ent 10 witncss the ceremony, and after
hearty congratulations were bestowed
upon the happy couple the company par
took OF a most snmptuous six-course
wedding dinner, after which Il fine array
"l wedding presents were inspected, CON
-istlng OF ,ilNerwarc, cut glass, table linen
and other articles which crowded table
IN one corner OF the room
The bride is thc youngest daughter OF
Mr. and Mr. + ! Robertson, and needs
no Introduction a. the residents OF Jr-
rome or the surrounding country, whcrr
she has always heen held in the highest
esteem 10y all Who knew her. The groom
il the efficient manager OF the Winona
ranch one OF the largest and best i'm
proved on the North side tract, and like
the bride needs no Introduction To- our
readers. H. Guy is well and iavorably
known by all the residents Of the tract.
The bride Was attended by Miss Hattie
Graham, while Mr.. Perry Doid oiliciate,i
As h,si man. Mr. and Mr. ToWle took
the afternoon train Tor short wedding
IMP after which they will bee at home t,
/ their friend, at the Muona Ranch. " her,
AL join in wishing them the greatest
/ hapnn,~- and prosperity.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-02
For Sale

4 good COW with cali hy her side fresh
4 little over month
u. \. Weech
3 NJ. south pa NJ F. ast
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-02
Notice.

On saturday. Jan. 4th, next regular
meeting OF + +. and +. L. There will
be election Of officers. Placing OF future
Orders. and warehouse building com.
report.
L. A. LEINB.uGH, SCI.
ii. A. JAMES, Pres.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-02
For Sale.

Three Milk Cows. Fresh in January.
At NoErm SIDE GEN. K. X. |. Box p.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-02
Announcements
PEF-BYTERIAN CHURCH.
REV. JrNKINs. PASTOR.

PEF~BYTERIAN CHURCH.
REV. JrNHiNs. PASTOR.
of services:
Bible School. 10 4. IL.
J. A. Armstrong, : :. Superintendent.
Preaching at 800 ain. and 30 pm.
NJ +. cHrRcH
D. l.. ANDREws, Pastor
Preaching at / a. III. and 40 =. III.
Choir Practice Saturday evening, 40.
sunday school at lu o'clock.
All are cordially invited.
;. L. Hughell, Superintendent.
BAPTIST cHrRcH.
B. H. WARD, Pastor.
sunday School at l0:or o'clock. Mr..
T. {. sherman, Supt.
start the new year right by attending
the sunday School. Fathers, mothers
and children all neel the sunday school
and the Sunday school needs you.
Morning worship at O'Clock. First
OF a series OF sermons from the Psalms.
subject" Evergreen Deave~.
Young Peoples service at $50. All
young people are welcome.
Evening preaching service at -"
subject, The Devils Advice
Mid-we-.k service every Wednesday
night at 80 subject iorncSt Wcincs-
lay, The Lords Day
Parents Notirc something helpful lor
the children ten minute sermon Tor
them each sunday morning iri"rc the
regular preaching service
CHRlRrIAN ~ciENcE.
Christian Science Society OF Jerome.
will hold regular services every sunday
at II o'clock in llale's Hall. sunday
school Immediately alter service. 4
cordial invitation j. extended to the
public
GRANDvlEW
( Union sunday school will be- held
every sunday afternoon at 200 At the
! / GrandvieW hall Everyone invited.
REV. A. /. BRAco, ~npt
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-02

~ acn,. sWi4 sWi4. 5-N-l5. b.
mile, : " OF Wendell Is acres clearc 1
and ploWci Ditch and hcadgatc in.
snail hou-r sloi" due under contract.
- per acre.
W. II. Wn~pN,
ll.i Dearborn Ave, Chicago, H..
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-02

Mr.. William Evans OF Tacoma, Wash,
and Miss Sarah Peterson were married
OH Monday, Dec. 23rd, at Twin Falls.
They are residing for while with her
parents in Jerome.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-02
For Sale.

Trio Black Orpington fowls.
W. c. WARREN,
42-3t Box Sc. K. +. d. No. ,.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-02

The largest lee for water licence ever
issued in this state has just been paid to
State Engineer A f.. Robinson for licencc
issued to the Minidoka project OF the
United States retaining service. The lee
was s2ss's and the proof Of the water right
showed that water had been used on
more than 5000 acres. The water
licence was issued to the reclamation ser
vice under permit No 6G. which was the
first permit OF the project. Application
was made ior this permit March u. i*r',
and was granted 10y the state June q.
This last hcence was issued last Friday
The lee was received yesterday by the
state engineer statesman.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-02

Buy your window glass Of the Jerome
Drug Co. They carry a complete stock.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-18

Grben oss Sobn $. 8uetsr, ourh
ben Sbertff, an 9enrp s. 9~oppenia1s
u. a., 70 BEL 113 SUP an Der Horos
fpeitede Der 8enbam Stpabs uno Dsa
tern 4Denue; STA.
Sobn 8. 8ueter il. on 6enrn 8.
6oppenians II. u. 0asfelbe gisenz
t9um; 81.
Gpd 8epsr an Ora GORDON, 80 bet
$50 Sub on Der Weitistte Der Sosel
Qbsuue, Rorpppo; 81.
Ngnes 8eIoubp an Qucretta Gutter.
S9eiI Der Cots II uno Is IN Gurus
Dunham's 4bbitton 81 Mt. Dafhs
jnston; 81.
3. 6. airbp Ii. u. an 9bs 8prpn
8trbD !5eirs Stealth Co., 50 Cots in
Der unterubtbetIung Don 9proH airbp>
RaataFes; $4,000.
G9drLOtte E. Sacobs an Retpton
Sbepberb Ii. ", Got II In s. 5errts'
untsrabtbetlung in College 9ia; 81.
QpuiId Snpoer on Charles QorenB,
Got 81 in SamueI ). 8ropn's Inter
abtsiiung an U&cU}iteu 4perue; 81.
Miltou SaDler an Ebos. 8. Gate,
% 4cres in Sett. 27, Wiami 3 bp.;
$1,000.
Sulia 8Otmann an Sbso. Risftsnz
berg, % SUB an S6erman Qpe.; 81.
Soispb ShlsIein on Sobu y. 5eitz
baus, 80 SUB an gamma Qpenue; 81.
emma 5uds an Clara SduI5, %
SUB an GucItD Qbenue; 81.
Gffa 90. Sertins an 9iufeppaHtos
nio Sautoro, 40 SUP an 9urnet 4pe.;
$1.00.
!5ermon Gugslbarot an Quguftus
5. 6ummeu, ! Got an 2troeu Ctr;
$1.O0.
Sba q. Bbitnsp an 9. 9. Suntinsz
tor, % SUB an Dorman Str; 800.
Marp 5. 2aHp an Trances McGar.
lamb. 25a SUB an Dsitminiter aos.;
$1.0O.
1bos. 3. grDpn, sruftes, an !6p.
gropn, l Got on Clifton GDe.; $3.50.
Qenu 8rsft.l, gret,, an Saeob 2ebs
man, 40 SUB an Qrtbur pIacs, Roro
Dartmouth; $446.
gatb. Rdttermann an 20. 8. 3aufz
mann, % SUB an 5orrii on Gpenus;
500.
Dm. 8. Sau On Senrp 9eers. 70
acres in Clifton l Springftslo 5ibp.;
$1.00.
Marp 6. 9ordsrbips an gliSab.tb
gbamberlin, Got 81 in Guclio g. u.
untsr1btbeiIuRe; 81.
emma u. goung on Irnstte 6.
qenrp. ! bon Got 3 in plat BON 5us
mis-, 5arrion; $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-18
Mmsmdrtiee mdrfte.
U eu Wort. II. RdrI

Rem BORT II. Mdr5.
RebL. - Ter Marst mar falrl itetia.
Sprins Batent t440-4.60. @iuter StraisbtS
t440-L50. @tuter 8aten;s 81. 70-5.lO.
SprlHa cIears $4.O0-20, Rin.er Grtras
Ro. | t3.s0-.l0, Ro. 2 DO. 90. 1850,
AanFas Etraiehts s4.Oo-.20.
Moggsnmehl mar ffetia. - Ty1ir bis
guies Ss-5o-Ss0, dolce bis iancp $3.50
400.
y uhpsissnmehI mar lau gu s2.25
ABS per 100 8iuuo.
RaismehI mar iisiig.- Seines rpeises
uuo geibcs s1.S0-l.35, erobes sl25-1.80,
aiIu6rieo xs.05.
Rossen 1T rahtg.-gu. . gssitsru Csc
{. III. buffalo.
cert c III ruhis. - malsserite 55-60c,
GeeniHg SAG G. t. I. Rem gort.
@eisen.-Nartt III ianm itettg. SO. 2
rother lose c. i I. IN GIepater uRb li0Hc
4. o. b. idpimmeub. Ro. / Rortsern 7uIutb
sTAe I. Oh. ftuimmeno.
@ elT9t0rn.- DRarft tpiaig. - Erport
65He I. OBJ. ihpiHtmene.
Safsr. - Rarti mar iuiflia. Etanbaro
ueiber SIC. SO. 3 88Hc Rp. 4 35K-38c,
W~ntnrweiber 85h - SIC, !peiber seFAdIter
s8-ssHe aai benz geletie.
6eu III rubig. - Stanearn s7He, go. 1
l00-io5e. go. 3 s5-g5e, Re. 8 75-s0c.
6opfen III pilis.-State oroindrer bis
Dolce 1912, i9-25e; 1911, 9-l4e; 9aeiFie
Goat 1912, l6-2le. 1911 f1-l5c.
Sdute ituo feit. - 9entral ameriern
2eAc. Eoscta 294-84e.
4sber III ieii.-SemIod 2S-29c.
Bort lii fen. - syantls s22.5 - 24.50.
ibort clear s~2i.O0-22.50. Des s~2i.75-a2O0.
Beef III iteiis. - 5amiIp t22 .o0-24-0o.
Mets sisloo-2o.0o. Ssef-S tinien ssa.0o--
34OD.
Uut msats Fub Fet - eevs,elts BEL.
Iies. 10 bis IA 2funb. l4E-i64e, DO.
5hnItern 6A-s4t, be. Shinsen f64e.
Shmals In iet.--Wtbble Bet prima
t10.ss-if.Oo; 8aFEnirfts if fette. Gonil-
neni sii.5o, e VI. si205, COMPOUND ~
--Ss.
1afs 1T rubis. - grima Giip gu exc,
Country 5A--5he, Speeinl 7t.
6aumuol IaamtnsE sf mar iietig.
mSsufa robes Az $500 - 5.2T prima Ecuf.
mer geibes su s8-3o-8-40.
p%efroleum III itetig.-HaiEnirtes Rem
gcrf ts.J0. 8tiiaoelpbia une Baltimore
$3.50. DO. In Built $3.50.
Belle lit itstis.-Gometic 5lssss Ohio
6i-32c.
oars lit piGis.-girainsb, ssuosmiSss
bis guies S~s.80-8.+0.
1%trpentiH tit vinig 81 Ale.
Wsis III iietts. -ginbeimiider eH-se,
Raina 81 $40.
Molaffes IL itctia. Eep Orleans
Open ae;iie. gutter bus hpiee, 85-55c.
8ud er.-4Hohsr III feit. ~ Muscapaop
50 Ieft, bose, Centrifugal Sc 9eit 3.5se,
MoloHes Sudsr 80 Iet 2.sSc. aafNnirtsr
ttt ffefig. Gut aoaf 1.i5e, Grulheo 5.05e,
URculb ~ 470e, Gubes A-60e, 4enoeree
Assoc, G,rannlateo 1850, TiantoHo IL
AS, Gcnfeieioners ". 4.20e, 9o. l 4.1oe,
92o. Q 4-0oe. go. 3 4.ooe, Nc. 4 3.s5e, Ro. 5
8.o0e. no. 8 1850. ssg. 4 8.SOe, Ho. 8 1856,
go. 3 8.70t, SO. 10 1850, SO. IL S.8Qc, 9tp.
10 8.55e, Ro. IS 8-50c. go.A $500.