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Newspaper Page Text17 ' VxVS&SZr THY MORftriVi HFi?ALU; WKDSOA v; .TAX UAHV 11. IMH, I i i ' ! . ' 1- (hi DAILY 4VND WEKKLY 1 V. II VI 3 OFSUbSCKlPTM'N DAILY t-uhjlidicd every morning except Monday.) catered bv curler, per et?k.......... U'ViO luaii, prr yrai 6 00 WKEKLY. (Published every Friday Morning.) uv copy, per annum, tn ailvancr.......$0O Whru nul uaid ill advance....... iJV THE MAILS. Vaila t tlie Albany postofflce cloae K'jt all offlie uorth ) i'l,. kjutern atattea ' S;30 A. M, l ua Wrat itiile ( AudtbaNairuwOawt R- R-l c Portland and Sam H A. M urvallla and Yoquina ...V-';XO r. x office "h , 7:S0r. w The poatottke ill be cljndeach cveiiing , row. tin lo aeven o'clock. Keglatered matter for the ly morning train ahould ba mailal before o clock the rcyloua evening. OKKtiON PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrives Departs . U.l:iini!l'2.20pm .1 4ipui 7 4." a in Paaiemrer.... KulKht.... Til K SIOUX TROUBLES. The fault of the present lighting and bloodshed with the Sous In dians, is variously altritiiited, and tiie animadversions are aimed and left with a uieiTilesa disre gard for where they may hit 01 what havoc they may eausp. If a patient inquiry and uultias! d judg ment can tiud when the troiilile lien and then a remedy ran h ap plied that filial: rea i-1 1 the ease, much good will he accomplished. It may be true tl at there liat lieen rt-missiiess on the part of the government in meeting piomists just at the moment the -av:irt'f expeeted the fulfillment them, but it is equally true that on the art of the Indians, tieaelu-ry and unfaithfulness has I ee i eh ra'-ter-iel. The Indians, or some of them, are starving there is no doubt of that, hut not because they are not as well provided with food as they should be. Destitution and hun ger are not to be removed by in creasing supplies or changin: agent. It would be possible to remove them only by contininL' the Indians under lock and key in an asylum where they would be fed and clothed ad convicts are. It is true that we have not per formed the promises made in our eaily agreements as to rations, but, however much we are tj 1p blamed for a breach of faith, tl.ere can be no doubt that the cllVct of an ellort to redeem those promises now would be disastrous lo every interest involved in the Indians pijSn-rity. ,u ;o on feeding and clothing llieiu, except o far and s.i long as may be necessaty while they are being settled on lands in severalty, would he a fatal kind ness. It is true that their long list of grievances contains breaches of treaty engagement on our p:ut which, at fust glance, seem shock ing and disgraceful. Since the tieuty of Fort Laramie in 1X51 un til the treaty ol 18S!t we have vio lated the letter of every engage ment made w ilh them, lint it is ditiicult to say how far we have been in the wrong. Often there was no intention of unfaithfulness. There was more delay, and no more than was necessary. Hut the Indians, always impatient and always suspicious, accepted delay as portentous of harm, and before we could act they were on the wa path, killing settlers, stealing cattle and burning houses. I'.ut whatever may be said in ex tenuation of the past, our present duty is plain. We cannot keep up the absurd anomaly of treating with people as an independent nation w ho are of lis, dependent upon na, governed by us and held euhiect to our laws. So long :is the Sioux are incomieteiit to do for themselves and to administer local government from our point ol view we must act for them ami up on them. In 18-?!) they sold u some land. We have the land, bui tney have not the price of it. That bargain must be kept to the letter. Some part of it has alreadv Wen carried. Hills appmpriati g for the rest are now pending in cjngress. Commissioner Morgan has informed the presidentexaetiy w hat remains to be done to re deem the last letter of ieneii:l Crook' promises. The republi can managers of the house should bring up these bills immediately and pass every one of t hem. That done, let us have ait end of promises to the Indian9 or of deal inga with them as a foreign power. Let us act for them according to our best conscience and judgment in the prime eirort to bring them into full citizenship. Tiik Australian ballot law seems to reach some cases in a satisfac tory manner. The New Yoik Tribune says tlrat a novel case has . i ...1. II. a. Anulri- JIIHI. iK;en iiicu ui.wv. - Jiau ballot law in .MasHachnett?, AMeiman Ilunnewell, df Somei ville, having been found guiliy ol circu'at inir at election time anonymous circulars lcllec.ting in juiioiisly upon another candidate. Anonymous political weapons are the meanest that can be employed, and it is satisfactory to know that Massachusetts does not mean to deal lightly with offender1, l'.y the terms of the law it is not neces sary to establish the authorship of such attacks; the circulation of them is all that must lie proved. Such a law cannot fail to yield good fruit. The trouble over the P.ehring Sea matter, by recent dispatches, seems. to be assuming a more favorable aspect. The Chronicle says: In the absence of more definite information we uuy as sume that this mean that the Ilritisli government is willing to permit the I'nited States to regulate the busi ness of taking seals, provided it does not adhere to the closed sea theory. Most Americans will not care much whether the mare clausula idea is retained or aban doned, so long as we can stop the indiscriminate slaughter of seals. That is the main object to be achieved. The dignified and prompt manner in which the Oregon legis lature went about its work upon assembling at Salem could be re garded with prolit by the legisla tors of some of the new Noith westein states, who have been chasing about iike llatulent colt.-1, making a grea: fuss and themstlv e ridiculous, i-nd involving no end of legal entanglements in t he'r ea jer ness to do something like real statesmen. Ik l.overnoi len novel's presi dential boon, thould fructify, of which there is little likliho ;d, the repu!Iicms- might place Senator Stanford of California upon the ticket in IkhiJ. The race would then be between two I'acUie Coast men who have both had the presi dential bee buzzing beneath their bonnets for a long time. Some of the heavily boomed towns of Washington are raid to be ts ipiiet as a :raveyard now. illlAS MCII..I tit II: I'll L. Act on a new pi incple regula ting the li.er, stomach and bowels' through the nerves. A new d s covery. I lr. Miles' l'iils sp- e iily (urn biliousness bad taste, torpid liver, piles, constipa'.ionr l.'n eipialed for men. women, children. Smallest, mil lest, surest ! jiid. ses for 25 cent-1. Samples ee, at Slanard A (iusick. I Jest ijualiiy of raisins, citron, orantre and lemon pet I, . u;te currants, dates and fi.-s, ami many other good things at Kenton's cash grocery store near the I'. O. m rn 20,000 II) dried if p!c 15,000 II). died HKMircsr CASH I'UICM WILL HK PAID U Y T1IK Tie Celebrated French C U RE cure l.titMiiL nfuml.d i t- - v.o - O J - if 3' AFTER the tf'nr;itie urxattsof either sox w hithvr ariflin irmn the exri-she uxe of Htiinuiants, tobacco or ojiimn, or tlir mli joiitlitul imlis rttion, over itiduiufiiv t, tic, siuh aicltsuf nun Porr, Wal.Wu'i.ess, litarini: Ion aiim irt the Lak, .Scniii.:tl VakiKw, llyn ria. Nrr 'Oils Hnm mtion, Nocturiial Oicis ioi8, Lcucorrhoe. IiJ!Ziin.i, Weak Mvuh.tj, L(Hof Power ait :nioteii; whuli if iit-k, often lend to j.r jmatiito "M ac nm( infinity, i'nee 6 boxeo fcr t5.i' Sent iv mail rc t of price. A UirJIflA .!' K 1 1 f. is v.n with eLT ordt-r retxivwl. to renin, tiii money if a I'erinntiritt cure is noteffcttfl, hive thott-utuN tsi iinonialt from oM an.l youtir, of both sexes, who hwc bt-en iMnniiiently Hired n the UBO' f A'hrol'tlne Cireuhr free, At1rvsj I Mr irHIMk VK1H4 I: I O. Western .Ir-UM-h, Kox, 27. l'trtiutnl. Oregon. Knr ile ,- Ko-t-v & Mawn, who esuie:iul ettil ilruuitit, Albany. Orcein. CP' I V Oik Ul t Kir Kfinle Ir rru'Ul'iriiir; noth- niif like tiiini nn flic niurket. Nevor sail. SiKioscfiillv ihciI by iirmuinciit htilies niuntlilv. Uiiamiitcet' to re lieve miiiprrasul mei.titruation. Dnn't lie huniliu I'ed. Save time. ll.railh ami montv. Take no other. Sent to airy ail drew 'iy niaii on re 'i ipt o( price, gi.OO. Ad- I V." ?' ,,ru mliany i w,t iiramn i;ux i7, l'iHInl, Or. Sold ly ro:l.ay &, Kuoi, Albaay. Oregea pi m rur- Fibs: s Golds: G- "W SIMPSON A riNK SEAL KITE lie also makes a specialty ot Ladies' and Mens fine shoes. Von can find "W A. N" T JUD -Ten thonsand Men Women an.l Children to buy goods of- DEYOIS & FltOMAX I!J )SM SOTtC.' N. Ba1 will continue to sell my dry goods at cost jntil they are ail gone. ' FIUST S.rKi:KT, AI.r.ANY, i; K, ; rflTT'TTr'!!!l W T" I'nnat'i" Mio-i are EvilUXiVli vnrrniKed, tiud every pnir tut liin iiuiiie "d price slumped on lioilom. a o to l''nie Vaif nnd W. L. DOUGLAS W S3 5HUL -ta. aa m M Cav PKra Tin excellence nnd vvcariiiK iiiilltlc of tills ennnot lie Inciter shown (li;ni the stroitK endorse ments of Its tliousunds of constant wearers. Sf.00 fJemiiiip Ilnnd-ticwd. nn closant ard O Mvlish dress snot which coinmeiuls Itself. ijt-OO llilild-Mevve.l Writ. A line calf hh uueipialled for styl ami durr.iilllty. S.BO J(Mlyrar Well is (lie ttaiidard dresa O Mioe, at a popular price. I O.50 l'oliceiiiiin w lioe Is especially adapted O for railroad men, farmers, etc. All made In Congress, pntton and lx.ee. $3 & $2 SHOES LADIES, have been most fnvoraiily rrrcWfd slnr? introduced and the recent improvementa muLu ihciu superior to uny Khocs Bold at thesp iiricea. Ahk your iu-alrr, ami if lit. cannot pupply you sna dlrfct to factory cnclosinn advertised price; or a postal for order blank. W. L.. DOtULiAS, UrocktOD, Mann. TOM PRICKS Coine I 'rom ii t servico .-trul noliif at' utio'i to evervliotly MATTHEWS A: WASIIIHJUN. JULI'CJS CTOS El JPtt, Manufacturer of Choice Cigars -AND FINE - lMPOifTED AND KEY WEST C5"arft an 1 Smokiiiij Tobaccos, Mccrseliaum and Uriar l'ipe-, at " full line o Siiiokern' Articles. Xc do ! to TllelUer's candy store, Albany, Orcjcoa, LINK or JACKETS ! what want. ""Iniortara and Dealer ir. ail kin Is o guns and ammunition tishini; ackie of ev ery descri't:on. cutlery and ba.'e hall giwds, tents, h:m. mocks and caiuti chairs. The largest stock f-outl. of lVinfaml. Come one mid all. No t ron bit to fLow e oils. Quid tales and small iiolits is our lTiolto. Also f repair shoii ((niiecled with store and tirst ( lass workmen to do all kinds of work. Kt-ader in "'u!ar i.ric. sm r.oo rs si ions and uents I rKMsiilNi; (ioVijis. S. l.' nut-in y ! r 1 ! . t- l.u ilow I- hie Shoe. FOR GENTLEMEN. Wntrrproof firain. 1-7 h i l.nced Hie. ii-sult of heavy ('liai fjcs i-1 nlnuist invaria- lv disastrous to the fel 1 w who (Lies the heavy eh:irr'iir. 'l'liis is as ti'de of jiriccs .-is it is t deiullv iin ;! s That's why Wr h ivr t h ilkeil ()UU r Pj!)Ol)S down to ?,OT- a'..l 'e ih at our store DKALKIi IN ALBANY I OolWale Mule. ! . . i ALVANY, OREGON ! ISStl A Euil C ips of Iiiiti in t( i s, l!laii'-iil, wic titic, liU rary, .-. ninu r. in. ami nurei.il cla-tua. t'oinw . f pin lt nr riuitrnl to ni. t t tlic mcl i.( nil irraJi's ol Ktudci.tH. S e ial 11,'linviin nm ,,n, r. l In students from al.road. 'l aiti.iii nini;ui lioiu 5.50 in li.50 IVr Irrni. liiKtr;iin. uL.il instnjiiinii ir. n.iisic i giviMt liy Miss Ijiuru (loitra. Uiar.l in prime familifi at l..w rite in.l rooms for arlf hourtliu at m:iii -H-ijh.-. a 'artful aupurviniou vxtfrciavJ oir rup iway frtim linirio. Kor HrcuhirH and full partiiulirs, nddrcw tlic prfai'luiit. KKV. KI.IiKUT N. (:().M.1T, Albany, Oregon, CROWDEit JiltOS Contractors and Builders. Jllice on First street with AVal 1 ice & Cusick, real estate Clients. i.lhany, Oregon. Kstimates given n all kinds of bniMingsorcarien er work. All work intrusted to 3 will bs pro.ntly e- .: .its I. Grand Oyster Ow AT TIIK DELMONICO. Oysters for sale in large or small ! quantities. iSJ'.asteni ami Coast oysters. DEALERS IS STCVIS, TINWARE. HOUSE FUr.KISHiKSS i M.'iiH'.factnrera of galvanixcd iron j cornice. r'niiiibing a srn'i ialty. J (iive un call. IPX A.1STO, I s'rjri'cnt, liiu bo-it limle to t:tTi;I itu- v iim.tlf ff tliif coaHt , can lie suitt il ni'iinu i ;.! Mtrt. t. L. 1 1 Vin ltt opiKhJiU' lh- V;'iiii Tc:ii.il.:, Fir! Mr.M-t. J'he l.iUt un-.il :m ir'Mt iiineiiE:! uit.M; ket tor s.iic. Ac il. l;iri:cst .ts.-')riu:-'!H uf Htumpirt- i;itti'riiMa n Wi't I'rtJtn tht? e-ivi-f of Trier.. .riven ia aitJt:ii; urn! cniiM'ti'icn at liri J -t iiiito o.t f-inti CciirUy Ii.it:k, ;nc vour wnicr utitl you will bt U:a-M."it hi Bakci .a 1 1 ;,!. bTo.-!;-nr t-ftap'o (J rucerics Ikkery. Classwani 1 i.e l.e-t Kits, , t. . f leai'. C( lTi 8. ililltiicB KI'.KSII I5AUl-:0 IJKKAD KVKKY DAY. At tlii- ol'I p li:il'c h'.n.' w ain Uf bf "on it ! :i conii! u is.-M"rt!ti'nt of ff-"l ':it.il .'nvi-rit1, to iviiM'l in c -nstai'tly tu i-.j: addi1.! ill n K'Moii:i''U- line? of utoi t ritrs and pro- Cranberries, Fine Pichlcs, Dried Secf Chipped to order Atwhouy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, tastetn Buckwheat Flour, Canned Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc, Tl. esc -.roods were all limiirht wliea prices ere iew and the l.rielit of tLe in inrin will lie iveii to his ciitomei-s. Kenieliiher the plv-, it the old comer on Kirsta'id llro.vlalhin St. Covrad Jljfcr. UK. W. C NEGUS, ;r.Tlii:ite of the Royal (Villci of L Ion, Knlanil, lsoof t lie JJoilc- vuo Medical College. The Ur. iias spent a lifetime of itnily anil jiraelieo ami makes a pe ;ialty of chfjuio iliaeaaes, removes .ancers, soroft la eiilaryeiiieiits, tumors tml wens, without pain or tlw knife, iloak-o makes a specialty of treat ment with electricity. Has practi. ed in the German French ami English liospitaU. Calls promptly attended lay oiiiht. His motto is 'V.OD WILL TO ALL." tarOflioe and residence Ferry street, hetween Third and Fourth. Albany Nurseries. YK HAVK OX HAND AT 0115 nursery on the Corvallis road, one half mile from town, ns line a lot of Fruit Trees of all kinds as can lie found anywhere on the coast. If you contemplate planting I ret f, t will pay to see our stock and ct our prices and catalogue free. 1IYMAX & nUOWNKl.l.. ...M.-.i-iorw' Aittitml Ipflinir. I " - - MOTICK IS IIK.KKBY OIVKS THAT Vi the annual nieeti'ist of the tfklul li rs of the tirten Ikisin Lunih-rini,' Co Willi hu'il at the nttiee of the eompa v in lla'stcl, ire 'on on the -il I of January. 1V(1, at the hour of 1 o'clock i f"r the purK n rlci'tinu ilirectom rf sa!"l compam . ami al-.' "tlier elliecM of the company, liotcniher l'l, .1. D. MO.N'ICiOMKRY, ."-.or tary. nin VHII v-e those wicker UIU lUU wood hahketsatT. II. Blink's. SOLID COMFORT T Wicker Kocker.-i at Drink's rnn The nieest and lest lied rUll Lounges go to T. ll.llrmk's. He Iim theui. i irHiitcn Two roomg fiiiiiiehwl or un V fiirniuheil for litflit kmpin must l-c near the bunlneiw part of town, eiiililrvii. AWrof this ofllcc. .No id A I ban y Ave now removing their entire stock of firnitnie into their elegant new quarters in the new lialtimore brick. They have added a magnif icent line of newest nattcrns in bed-room and parlor sets and all kinds of fine furniture, and w ill have on of the finest furniture establish ments in the citv. Their prices will be found very reasonable. A line lino of ca -pets bought before the raise w ill be sold at low figures. jfiyCall and see them in their new store. f, T. niiOCKJL-lI. UYDL-, JULIUS GEADWOHL'S GOLDEN KULE EAZAAK. t Till: LKAD1N i CKDCKKKY, FANCY C.OOHS AND TOY STOKE ! Of A 1.1 AN V. TIIK ONLY f.KNCKn KOHKUS BkoS SIL VIO I W v!:K, l-TtKMMI CHINA M iLASSVAKK, l.tV VAJON AUY ANI lOi.l. CAH, KI.VliLS. A N I A General Assortmoit cf Fancy G-co&s. Si'ci iltv in ilie liip'-it T. is, t,, iir,e.si aipl Fitmilv lirot-erios. Ilelm.-s : fur not cash itipl carries tlic larjcsf stock ill the VaiU-v. ! Xyit!siir:nr ncnt fr l ilt and - tiiiie. SALZER'SH ARE THE BEST mm pi A FOR ALL SOILS O Ci ll U O AND CLIMES. mm m Th v will vi. ld for voii. OATS IWbu . WHEAT 40 ba., J'Alil.KY m N..roltN put Mi. l'oTATOKs 5O0 lm. per a. t St-iiil it (Ilt f.ir sample fnrm (wods nnd rnt-alotriie. t ISt-wi for jik'. "Ai-irit Kfidth" nnd eb-ant rat Iff ui t ':iiHljr i- 1 hr fimt v-r pnblih-d in America. On Trlil (k's. Knrlirst VfK' table Sel. n.t (k1.F1. I I'tvir1-. Kl (rn nt Klmwr SerdK, IMsl i,nid, .Vi ivnts. .'PIv KrciKlit tn li-ifl- Cnii.t States. JOHN A. SALZER. LA W. F. headquarters for llulidiiy Goods llrc have in M now the M as well as tlie Larol Assortment of )RV (lOODS, NOTIONS, FANCY" (iOOD AND FUIN1SIIIN(; (iOODS Kvcry sluiwii in Alluiny. please you Coiiiinenciiii!; Dcccnihcr Our cloaks at cf. Come wliile t lie aspoi tintnt is jood. This i really I lie peatot drive ever ollered in Alliany. On accoiii't if tlie vvarni fall we lind we are overstocked in Gent's Heavy I'lidcrvuar and for the next thirty days nhall give extra harpiiiiH. We can and ill save you money. Call and ge pricer". A pleasure to show I .BESPECTFULLT, lroprietors ACME" them-iv 17dav Kadish CROSSE. WISCONSIN. READ, A'e lnv that ve cm; 1st We will Mark W. F. READ THE- OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD T. K. l!M;i, Krrclver. an: .8 ISteanishlp Linus )fITU rJi AKL 22 Hours Less Tlin riiaii by any other route: Aixouindations unsurpamed for n:li fcrl an tufety. Fare and Ireit-liU via auuiiia an the Oregon Iicve opnntit coni ai.y'e ihips, much lens tliat lij any other roufe n all point in the Millli-i t't' al and San Francisot SAILINO DATES FROM TAQUIKA. Willamette Valley.... , W V WillamctU; Valley .... n.o ban ruAatunxi ' ..Pec 10th . lth . 4 Ustb Wrallon w.., Willaoiclte Vallry..... WillaiuctU- v i.ll.. v . Pec. Hh . 15th . Nov, 24th The con n an r.. rvc the rij;ht to cha-v ra liniraiiiv.fl. U'iii.:cra UvlliV rUHMAUKB TRAIKg, hccpt bundajB.) Yw.iiu.a 7.KO A I l,v Albany 12 20 H Orvallii iu:p an" Corvallia H3 rn Ar Ailuuiy ' '.: a I Ar Yaiuiii 4'3 r. O a C. tiaiiit jttnni; at Aiuan and iot Wu. M Hnas, C, . ilixii'l, GcLeral UaoaKet, tl. r" & P. AKint Corvallis, O nm EAST SOUTH VIA SOUTHERN PACIFIC fiQUTE. THE MOUNT SH.STA ECU It Califnrt ia i itcr trail's rtm daily I IH 1 KOPTH ;.) ( a,..l.. ...I .nt, nd ....Ar.. 9.3. am li.:'J; p m..I.i' Alluviiy Lv.. i:2i am II- 1 a m.. Ar S. KraiH-ineo.Lv.. 9 00 pm ..iml -. t rain Ilallj'- Ex. .unday m..l.v I'. r'ltinH Ar. 4:10 pn 12:i'0 p no. .Lv. . . . Albauy..Lv. .120 am a 40 p mAr.....K.tiiirc Lv. . !;. ani .rlMt..b rai.i.M 2.; . ..l.v Alliaity At.. pm 2::. p m At lhanon. ....I.v H-4i'ani 'S" a in.. I. Alhauy Ar.. 4 .-( ia s a in . . A Kchanoti I.v.. S'4. pm A'.KIXV IMII.I (Kce;t Sim.lvv) y'l-n. I.'. ....J'"illai.d....r.. .. ik a Al. . Ail.jln.....Lv j.lr..a I L LL.MAls' D U FF KTs K E l'l. riS I'M lil-T SI.KH INi; AKS. V'lilln i:.".i, of S i o i.l ( U-r la ( Mflr Hlvlxlon. Klfen louiHiul and (WvhIIis H.ill I mill Clally-l.xcep'. Si:Dday in.. I.t- ...Io.-liii:l A.f 3n p. m i. In p rn. .A:. C-jna.:is.. L 12.6.-p. m VI Alhaiij and Corvallia o..i cct witb "1" 'vrnj" ''I. 'Kailmail. 'lirr Tr.-ln Pally (Cx-tpt Sui.nay 1. 4' i pm.. I.v IVrtlMid Ar.7f-W'am I' .. Ar.. ii. U ii:avir.Lr.. t.4Lam THROUGH TICKETS Al! Point. EAST AND GOUTH Kor ti, k.:tK and full 'ii.f-.mmiion rp-ira-diinr ratr maps, vf.. call on cmpxnv acni at MImh . ' K. KUKIILKK. E. P. ROT.F.R8. Manatcr Awst. G. K. K P. A TICKKTS TOACTrCMTHE PRIKCIPUPOIKTS IH THE iUKITED STATf S.'CAKADA AND EUROPL PULLWAH FALACE CAR SI PEES. Fre ColoniKt Bleemnir Car Frt Tl.rcrgb on Hi rus Traini OMAHA, COUNCIL BLl'f KANJ CITY, CHICAGO ND MT. DFIS. i:if.inl Sew IMnlns Cm Wtt 4 hnasc. Cl.we Cmnwtii n at PoHIanI fnr San Fa Cisco ami 1'uirrt Sound puinta CT'Dnate lvvr the n.panv'a rnhart) at 'iir loot d lir adslhin aircct, ., 'lui-d v and '"ridav "f n'-b work. C. C. RAW I.INi8. Citv ticket a.l f-..ioli Ai.miI 4'. WIIIIV. (' irrnl Irnfllr Kunagrr, i . W . UK. f. t. . THE MARKETS. A 1; NT QUOTATIONS. Wlieai 60 Oats iSc ri..ur 4-4 2f. j er l.bl Potatoes i v Ktftrs 22c Butter '206 2." cZ I.Mid-l(l(812!..c. Ha mo 14g It't. Sliouldcrs '(a Sc. Macon 10Cil2c. Hops 20c.T Hay Titnotliy, tlR, oatsnd cteai, A!,icbH recti. 40 .SO per bu. Flu i Drlrd, 4(a,c. jn-r Ih. App rg dried l.lcat bed 8c nundried f8 8 e. Chiiken $4.50g5 00 Hides Bof bid.'?, prefP, 4 c, c : deer sking, 20c; sheep pelts. 10(3 C, BPfOrdlllj; to wool. Heef 22Hc cross. Mutton $2 00 per bead. Hojts f3nc, ortfMC. Urd-Kcri, or 5 cal'in i0. i 1