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I he THE OREGON SCOUT Is independent in all things, neu tral in nothing; devoted to every cause it believes to be right a journal for the people. tmt. THE OREGON SCOUT Has as largo acirculatiion as any two papers in this section of tho State combined, and is corre spondingly valuable as an adver tising medium. Horo Will tho Pross the Pooplo's Rights Maintain. VOL. VI. UNION, UNION COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1890. NO. 51. Sf s v The Oregon Scout Aa Independent w Mr Journal, Kuiei erory Thurndajr morning by JONES & CEAXCEY, Publishers and Proprietors. A K Jon as, Editor. 11. Chance v, Foreman ! Kutt't of StilMcrlitlon. One copy cfnc year, -rtue ccpy aU inuiitilix. One copy llirra .lion tin, il.50 1.00 .75 InTArliilily Caxli in Ailvamr. V chance tubfcrifitians are not paid till eml i'ari 'w" dollar fi" be charged. Hates of adTert'nIng made known ou application. &tT Uorreipondenco from all parts of tile country solicited. Address a'l conmmnl-ntloas to tlia Ohehon Scout, tJnlon, Oregon. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. U.VITKD STATES. Phrmdkkt llenjamln Harrison of Indiana. HcoiiBTAitr ok Htatk -James O. Ma ne of Malue. Secretary ur tiik TkkaiUuy William Windom f Miutieoa. Seckctarv of War ReddeM Proctor of Vermont, SKOKKTAitr ok tiik Navv Uenjuuin V. Tracy of New York. Hecuktaiiv ok tiik Intkkior-John W Noble of Missouri. Pohtmabter-Oknkiiai. John Wanamaker of Penn lyWaula. ATTORSRt (Jeneral-W. II. 11. Stiller of Indiana. .Secretary ok Agriculture Jeremiah Husk of Wisconsin. STATU 01' OUKKllN'. Senators, Ooogrrssman fj. II. MlTCIIEI.1. I J. N. Doi.l'H. IIinokk Hermann. SYI.VF.STBR l'KN.NOl er. OtORUEW. JlCllRIIIK. Secretary of StaU Mtate Truisururf u. . ;nn. AuiwriaU'iideut of l'ublic Instruction, K. If. McKi.rciy. State PrmWr, - - Kiukk O. IUker. fK. H. Straiun. (,. W. WKHll. Supreme Judges, . l. liOKi). (.W. W. Tiiaykr, SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. , ... ( M. I). CI.IKKOHD Circuit Jndgen, - IjamisA. Kke. PtoMcntinK Attorney - - J. Ij. Kasu COUNTY OK UNION. State Senators, RetrpcntAt ire, -Juilgo Sheriff, Olerk, Treasurer, School Superintendent, Surreyor, Assessor, Coroner, Commissioners, 1.1. W. Xoiivil. I J. H. Rilkv. (ClIARLF.Pl CoOU.NOL'UII. jj. L. HOK. O. P. cloonAi.u A. N. Hamilton. A. T. Nkill. 11. C. 11RAINARI). J. L. Carter. - J. W. KlMHRKLL. J. 1). OUILD. 11. IIUIIEKH. J fl. W. IlKNNKlIOKK. I Jon.N McDonald. CITY OK UNION. Mayor, Kocurdi r, Marthal, J. W. KlSSEDY. - . ' J.'K. TUTTLK. ' - M. Hkritaiik. councilvkn. ' J. H. CORIIIN A. K. Jones. S. A. PURHKL. It. F. Wilson. J. 8. Kl.LlOTT K. ICkmillakii LODGES. UNION LODTii:, No 39, I. O. O. P., MKKTS KVKKY Friday CTtuiug at 7:30 o'clock WM. HALEY, N. G. 0 8. Miller, Secretary, 13HANDV. IIONDU I'.NUAM I'MKNT, No. 11, I. O. O. V., meet! on the first and third Tuesdays In each month. U. S, Ml LI. Kit. C P J 11. TuoMrnox, Scrilns. OH AN I) K. KONDK VALI.KY l.i HX5K. No. M, A F. & A. H., meets on tho second mid fourth Saturdays ev.iry month. K. W. DAVIS, W. M. E. It Hrown, Secretary. (IRAWPK HONDK VALLKY OIIAPTKU, No. 20.. H. A M.. meets first o d third Tuesdais each month. ' W. T. WHKJIIT. M. K. 11. P. Turner Oliver, Secretary. IILUK MOUNTAIN LGDHK No. 23 K. OF P ' meet ef ery Wednesday eTenlng. Is. F. HALL, U, L. Turner Oliver, K. of H. k H. PRESTON POST. No. 18, O. A. It., MEETS EVERY third Saturday in each month at the Odd rellows hall JOSHUA KRADFOIUJ, P. U. OBOROKlIaiNisoKR, Adjutant. CHURCHES. The Methodl.t Kid copal Church a M. ani 7 r. . of wiou Sunday. Iter, S. M. The Methodl.t Eld copal Church holds senices at 11 DRIVER, Pastor. Sorricetf are held at the Presbyterian. Church at 11 A, M and 7 r. xt. of each Sunday. Ker. R. II. PARKER, Pantor. SOCIETIES. The Union Literary and Musical Socity meets every Friday (.renin at the M. K. Church. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. JOHN R. CRITES, ATTORNEY AT LAW, OfB;e two doors south of Puatoftice, Union, Ort-con. f Oollecilng ani probate practic specialties. J W. HUELTON J- M. CARROLL. SHELT0N & CARROLL, V ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Office two doors south of Postofflee, Union, Orecon. Apedal attention given to aU business entrusted to as. B. EAK1N J. A, KAKIN, JfoUry Public. R. EAKIN & BRO., ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Union, Oregon. Prompt attsatlon fiii to collection. H.. WILflON., JToUry Public. A, J. IIACKETT, NoUry PubUc WILSON & HACKETT, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Union, Orecoaw OoDeeltou all other buiisMS tstrutad to us will sxwisai atetnet of th Uad of Ualoa coast to Mlrt af the UHIOtf MAI. MTAT1 AA60CU riot.' PROFESSIONAL CARDS. I. N. CROMWELL, M. D PHYSICIAN AND SURCEON, Oilce one door south of J II. Eaten 's store. Union, Orocon. T. McNAUGHTON, M. D., PHYSICIAN AND SURCEON, KIkIh, Orrsroii. All (Mil's promptly attended to ilay or n!ght. A. L. DANFORTH, M. D PHYSICIAN AND SURCEON, North I'otvilrr. ()reKn, DISEASES OF WOMEN A SPECIALTY. Calls attended to ut all hours. C. H. DAY, M. D HomcBopathic Physician and Surgeon. All Culls Promptly Attondcil to. Ofh" adjoining Jones Urns.' s'ore. Can bo found nights at usldence in Southwest Union. WILLIAM K0ENIG, Architect and Builder, Cove, Oi-t'tron. Drafts, plans and dpsigns for dwellings and bridges furnished on application. DR. A. M. MUSSER, Dentist, Graduate of Pennsylvania Dental College, is at the CENTENNIAL HOTEL And Is prepared t do ail kinds of dental work pain lessly. ' DR. E. N. NORTH, DENTIST, Ulllt'o It Street, Union, Or. Teeth extracted without lain by the successful new method, DnionTonsorialPariors GEORGE BAIRD, Proprietor. Sbavlng, Hair-Gutting and Shampooing in toe Lasest Style of the Art. Shop two do-rs south of the Centennial bote). Give mo u call. City Meat Market Main .Street, Union, Oregon. BENSON BROS., Proprietors, KKCP t'ONbTAMLY OK UAKD Beef, Pork, Veal, Mutton, Sausage, Hams, Lard, Etc. Montreal Saloon Ed Remillard, Proprietor. If you want a ri freshing drink or a good cigar, drop in, Illlliardand pool tables for the accommodation of customers. Gop naeopia Saloon. William Wilson, Proprietor. The Finest of Wines, Liquors and Cigars Always in Stock. Kirst-cUfi billiard UU. Drop lo and be soclsble. For Information Abont tie South -ADDBKfW WITH STAMP. The Official Immigration Department -or- FIFTEEN SOUTHERN STATES, CA&L BOBUfiOX, Botmut, JUUffa,jr.a HIE PACIFIC COAST. San Joaquin and Kings Rivers Over Their Banks. An Epitome of the Hebdomadal Hap penings Up and Down the Pacific Slope. Tuolumne river is the highest known for years. The MnrvBvillo cannery receives ten tons of cherries daily. Monhuiuo, Siskivou county, is about to build u $5,000 sehoolhouee. The Petahimn Fruit Packing Company has ineorjxjrated with a capital of $10i), 000. A now brick company is to )wkii at once at Vallejo on tl.o clay on the water front. San Diego's Chamber of Commerce adopted a resolution fAVoring the free coinage of silver. Tho Yreka opera house contract has been nwarded. and the building is to bo competed m October. Manv ranches in Carson Va'loy are under water, owing to the groat lwdieB of snow in tho mountains melting High water in tho American river necessitates tho postponement of work on th boom of the Folsom Laud and Lumber Comp.iny. Four men wero sentenced in the United Stales District Court at Los Ang eles to imprisonment for two years tor selling liquor to Indians. Negotiations are completed for tho es tablishment of an immense iron-reducing and steel works at Kirkhmd, a suburb of SeHttle, on the shores of Lake Washing ton. Mr. nnd Mrs. Potts, who killed Faw- catt in January. 1888, are to bo banned at. Carson on tho l0ih of Juno. The Nevada Hoard of Pardons refiist'8 to in terfere. A nartv of Santa Fe engineers are on their way to the Mojave terminus of tho Atlantic and Pacific road. They havo orders to lay out a route for 400 miles of road, which is interpreted to be tlio main line to San Francisco. Tho San Joaquin and Kings rivers are over their banks in many places, and hundreds of acres of grain will be do Bt roved in Fresno county. Reports from Firebaugh say M Her & Lux's men were working night and day to prevent breaks in the levees. At Pan Francisco, after fifty hours of actual sespion and raking up all tho evi dence it could secure before it, tho com mittee of ministers appointed by liov. Dr. Bentlov, the presiding elder, ac quitted Itev. Dr. C. C. Stratton, lato President of Mills College, on trial on charges of immorulity preferred against him. The Canadian Pacific has put into effect a fast freight schedule from the Atlantic seaboard to the Pacific Coast, by which consignments aro brought from New York to San Francisco by wuy of Vancouver and the steamer line in sev enteen days. Through cars aro run to Vancouver from North Bay, Out. Similar time is being made in Eastern freight shipments. The Vallejo Chronicle says a naval of ficer in a position to know is authority for the statement that probably trouble on the convening of the Hawaiian Legis lature, when new members of both Houses take their seats and new officers are to be selected, is the reason of the Chnrleiton's departure for that island, a d it is understood tho vessel goes ut tin request of tho Hawaiian Minister. The free coinage convention met at r! ndnnted resolutions requesting the Senators and Representa-; tives in Congress from tho State of Ne-! vada to favor the mpasiire lor the opening of the mints of the Unitrd States for free and unlimited coinairo of standard silver dollars, and to support no other bill. Another resolution was adopted disclaim ing any connection with politics on the part of the convention. The trial of A. S Mondoz and Manuel Facio at San Francieco. uccunrd of con spiracy against Alexander K. Conov. Mexican Consul, haB ended, the jury rendering a verdict of acquittal. Coney claimed they conspired to have the Btnt which v-an brought against him in tho Un'ted States court by Mrfl. A, De La Toerr commenced, because ho refused to give them money or employment In the consnlate. On the other hand tho defense charged that Coney was prose cuting Facio because he had beeu de nouncing the Mexican government. The following changes and appoint ments In tho railway mail service uro announced : A. L. McCully. postal clerk on the line between Portia md and Airlio, is transferred to the line lielween Hunt ington und Portland. W. J. Hall of Salem, Or., is appointed to tho Hdo Imj tween Portland und Airlio, vice McCully, transferred. H. A. Whiting of Colfax was appointed to the Spokane nnd Port land line, vice P. M. Elwell, declined. C. Redmond, tho famous uoronaut and parachute jumper with McMahon'a cir cui, waa instantly killed at Snohomish the other day. He made a splendid ascension, but tho balloon was carried away to tho east of town, where it lit on the very top of a very tall pine tree, fully 200 feet above the ground. Red mond waa thrown out, and fell to tho ground and was instantly killed. Before going up he aaid it was the most danger otu piece of country he had ever ascend ed from, and aaid good-bye to aouie friend who were with hiui. EASTERN ITEMS. Andorsonvllle Prison Stockade Purchased by the G. A. R. An Educated Indian Lawyer Ad mitted to Practice Beforo tho Dakota Circuit Court. The Astors aro to build a $3,000,000 hotel at New York on tho Parisian plan. Dr. Herri-k has been appointed Quar antine Inspector for Now Mexico and Arizona The National Greenbackers will meet in ion vention at Indianapolis August John L. Sullivan refusos to talk alout (killing until clear of the Mississippi entanglement. According to the official reports tho number of abandoned farms in Vermont now reaches 3,000. Ed. Van Metere, an educated Sioux Indian, has been admitted to pra tice beforo the Dakota Circuit Court. Tho want of funds will probably pre vent tho uroiiosiid Alafk.in nvi.lorntimi in the interest of science this season. Auilersonville prison stockade has been purchase 1 by tho Georgia Encamp ment, G. A. it., acting for the national body. About SijOOO acres of land east of Guthrio will likely be thrown open for settlement in a short while, tho Indians finally concluding to tuko lands in sev eralty. The committee on tho Kansas City Treasurer has found a shorlano of $l!l, 0G, but it is net j et determined who is responsible. The New York Times savs the program for tho Pacific Mail meeting is th rotiro nient of the Goulds, father and son, from tho directory. There is to be an effort to advance rates by the Presidents of all tho roads at Chicago exc-pt the Union Pacific and Northwestern. On the Fourth of July Leadvillo will witness and celebrate tho passage of tho first transcontinental train through that city to the Pacific Coast. Every steamer sailing from Now York for Nicaragua now carries out quantities of railroad tittiims and other supplies for tho ubu of tho canal company. Aldridgo Young, manager of Sprock et' interests at Ksltimo o, has resigned at the nqmst of his employer. Hois succeeded by Robert E. Downs. The new Busk-Ivnnhoo tunnel, on tho Colorado Midland lin-, west of Leadville, will bn a mile and three-quarters long and 11,000 feet above tho flea. It will cost about $1,0u0,0u0. Tho Grand Army of the Republic com mittee, which investigated the manage ment of tho Soldiers' Homo at "Leaven worth, Kan , found thoro wero no legal grounds for complaint. A bill has leen introduced in tho Ron ate by Senator Panders providing that no patent issued to the Northern Pacific Railroad Company shall bo construed to convey to the' company any mineral lamlfl, iron and coal lands excepted. The Bhipmemt of American cattle to Europe, olivo and dead, last week amounted to 15,000 head, a falling off of 25 per cent, from tho week previous, at a loss estimated at $30 a head. Theso shipmonta represent a clear loss of $450, 00J to expoiters. W. K. White, United States Commis sioner for Iowa to collect statistics of tno mortgage Indebtedness of tho State for the Centus Bureau, states that in the year 1839 there was a larger amount of indebtedness (u ncoiled than in any other year, by ail ooui. More than two hundred women voted at the pcliool p'e-tion last woek in Au burn, N. Y. Mm h excitement was man ifested over thia feature of iho day. The Lalor tickot whs triumphant by a largo msjority, pvery Commissioner elect! being a workingman. Mayor Grant of Now York has ordered tho Commissioner of Public Works to go ahead with the street paving without paying anv attention to the wants of the electric, subway people. They are not to be allowed to pull up the new streets after they are once in shape. As tho report of the Committee on Public BuildlnifB and Grounds in favor of a new mint in Philadelphia Is unani mous, tho project will go beforo the House under most favorable circum stances. It is proosed to appropriate $2,000,000 for tho new structure. Tho New York Grant Monument Ab sociation has failed iu securing funds to i.ropt l tnmti for tlm t'renf unldiiT unit there is a possibility that the remains at Riverside will do taken to n awiington, when Congreps will inako an appropria tion to build a proper memorial. At tho annual meeting of the Ameri can Peace Society at Boston the follow ing delegates wero chosen to attend tho IVucu CongresH In London in Jalv: David Dudley Field, New York ; Dr. John Nuttand Otis Macaw Howard, Chicago: Phil 0. Barrett, Philadelphia, and eight others. The Legislature of Kentucky recently passod a law over the Governor's veto reducing the rata of Stato taxation from ibX to 42; cents on each $100. Gov ernor Buckner nays this will leave ft deficit of 150,000 before the next Legis lature meets, and he asserta that he will sot call aa extra eeeioa. FOREIGN NEWS. The Prussian Finance Minister Resigns. A Russian Ukase- Gives Permission for Employment of Women on Railroads. Europo has on hand 115,00C,C00 ounces oi line Biiver ready tor biuo. A ruby welching 3.14 carats has boon found in the mines at Burmah. Move rich petroleum discoveries have been matte in tabasco, Moxico. Gladstono airaln asjorts that a now Parliament will soon bo chosen. Kerr Stnobel. former' v Gorman OonHiil at Apia, hits been appointed Consul at biniiuiiai. The accounts of tho German Easfc Af rican Oompanv show a Iobs of 150.000 during 1880. The census of France, recently tabu lated, invcs tho total nonultttion of Franco ns 37,!W0,7.)9. O'teen Victoria will rnnfnr Mm Oritur of Bath "ii Emporor William. Tho cere mony t l 1 be privato. The German Emperor has just had a maimiHcent sworsl inauufncttirod in ltnr. lin us a gift to tho Sultan. Dr. Ohainheland. PiiHtnnr'n (?ti!nf n. siatnnt, has discovered that cinnamon iB latai to me typnoHl microbe. Lenropv is anrcudinL' in Now Oalpdnnin. Three thousand of tho natives and many convicts havo beeu attacked. President Diaz favors a three-Amoricns railroad. Ho says anything connecting Mexico with the outor world will bo bon ellcial. It iB announced that upon tho retire ment of Mr. Gladstone Lord Spencer will become tho titular leader of tho Lib oral party. An imperial Russian ukase will shortly bo issued forbidding Jews to engage in the publication of journals of a political character. A il.xnnl liwn,.l, li Cimninn la lit,..!.. A tt.l.lllt .lllVfllf.il b.U UUUfllUll 1 El l.fVUljr to bo the. next great engineering achieve ment in Europo. It will bo eighteen miles long. 'ri,,. Ar..i,..,., cn,..i... r I.-:. ........ atatcH that ho is not quite ready to pro- t.,.:r ....i....:.... n. :. . duti' h on many articles. The British Secrotarv of War will soon lirinir in n hill in civn fnmlitinu fnr establishing volunteer rillo runges in va rious parts of tho country. An rpidemic of suicide prevailed in England week beforo last. There woro 198 iii sua of self-destruction in tho prov inces and oighty in London. Another riotous demonstration against tho government has occurred at Puerto Alegre. Arirentino Republic. Twenty six soldiers wero slain and forty-one wounueu. Tho German artillery by an imperial order is to be armed with bronzo cannons, wlitcli ifo to be manufactured from the bronze gunH taken from the Fronch dur ing the last war. Notwithstanding the constant heavy emigration tho population of Great Brit ain has increased moro than 4,000,000 Bince lssd. Hie total population is about 38,000,000. Locusts are bo numerous in some parts of South Australia that thoy cause a con tinual roar while Hying, and tho country is being stripped of everything green by the scourge. The Federal Council of Switzerland has decided that when an alteration of the constltu'lon is demanded by 50,000 citi zens the qnostion will bo submitted to a popular vote. The government haB introducfld a bill in the Hungarian Diet providing that workmen shall pertorm no labor on un- duy, but shall have continuous rest for twenty-four hours. The Fronch Budget Committee Bays tho navy Ib inferior to the navies of tho triple alliance, and it Ib proposed to U- crease the numlier of vessels and to strengthen the crew. What would appear to be u form of tel phemgo system Is at present being con sidered us a means of transporting mail matter between Buenos Ayres and Mon tevideo in South America. A committee, consisting of representa tives of tho British war office, the admi ralty and tho colonial ofiico, has linen ap pointed to consider the question of (tuilding a greut government dock at Gibraltar. The now obforvatory near Tanunarivo, Madagascar, will tie one of tho highest in the world, sh the site chosen is about 4,400 feet above tho sea level. In conversation with Deputies Chan cellor Von Cuprlvl stated that the gov ernment could not think of entirely re scinding tho Alsace passport regulations, but that It would allow certain indulgence in that direction. Mr. Parnell has written an article for an American review, to lie published at an early date, setting forth In some de tail the objections of the Irish party to Mr. Balfour's Irish land purchase bill. The Russian Government is about sending ft large detachment of the army te destroy the grasshoppers now ravag ing Transcancasla, covering with their depredations aa are of thousands J square miles, PORTLAND MARKET. Excepting tho strike In the bulldlnfr, trade, which affects retail business con siderably, business continues nctivo In all lines. More ruin Is still needed In, the country, though what has fallen and tho cool weather will Insure us a fair crop la any event, AOIUCUI.TURAI. IMPLF.MKNTS. Breaking Plow 83355 Broadcast Seeders IXKjiH Binding Twlno lOporctdls 18c BliulliiK Wire ,r " 12lc Grain Drills 1101G0 Gang Plow 1U011S Osborne's Mowers 20ij'ctdis 7S " Reapers .... 120 " Combined Mowers and Reapers.... 1 t?ct dls lf " Droppers ... " 19t " Steel-frame self-bindlnpr. Harvesters, 20 tt ct dls 1M IUilroad Borrows, Iron wheels, dozen 4868 Railroad Barrows, wood wheels, tt dozen 9b) Road Plow 3038 iSolid Steel Scrapers 12Ca)l4 Steel Disk Harrows KOfetOO Spring Wagons 12517a Sulky Plows 7rV(05 Walking I'Iowh 9a)2S Wagons, all makes 1101G9 11A03. Burlaps, 40 In 7 Burlap, 45 In 7 Burlaps, 00 in Gunnies. 28x40 1ft Pqtato Bags, net cash 504 Wool, 4 lb, " 38 Wool, 34 lb, " 30 Wheat Sacks, spot, net cash 7J- Wheat Sacks, extra, second-hand. ... Gj copkkks. Green Guatemala, fer lb 22 (r23 Java, lb 25 (27 Mocha, lblb 28 (331 No. 1 (Wa Rica, $ lb 22 (228 Rio, it lb 22 23 Salvador, V lb 21J22 Roasted, in bags Arbucklo's Ariosa, ft 201,a2( Closset & D.'s Columbia 1 lb prs. .2S328 Costa Rica 25 28 Guatemala 254(32) Roasted .lava 30 33 Roasted Mocha 35 SJ DAIHY PRODUCE. Butter Oregon fancy creamery- 26 Choice, dairy 130 Common 8(3)lt Pickled, California 18329 Eastern fancy creamery California fresh roll 18(321 Cheeso Now California 11A1H Oregon skims and old 12 14 Swiss Cheese, domestic 15 46 Young America, Ur. 14 Eggs Oregon, $ doz 1415 Eastern, doz 13&14 PEKD. Bran, V ton 17 00(5)18 M n ay. if ton. baled la uwgzu aa Ground Barloy, ton 3) 00 Aim unop, or ton.. uuwiza IJU Oil Cake Meal. W ton 27 G0GS30 00 Shorts, ton 10 00 20 00 Fi.oun Portland natent roller, tfbbl 8 75 Salem patent roller 3 75 Dayton patent roller 3 65 Cascadla patent roller. 3 65 Country brands 3 50 McMlunvllle 3 75 Superfine 2 60 White Lllv 8 75 Graham 3 S3 Kyo floor 4 W KHKHII FRUITS. Apples Bananas, Iff hunch 2 Cherrlss, California.. 1 50AJ4 00 OOroJl 2fc 754 00 6 VI 1 GO 4 00 KXai4 75 5 S 5 09 67 demons, uauiorma, e box a Lemons, Sicily, t box, new Limes. & cwt Oranges, Riversides Oranues, Seedless 4 Oranges, Navels ,. Oranges, Malta blood.. Strawberiles, V lb oaim, Barley, whole. Veil 80 A W Corn, p 100 lbs 1 68) Oats, good. V bushel 62 54 Hye, t 100 lbs, nominal 1 20 1 22k Wheat, Valloy, V 100 lbs 1 20 (31 221 Wheat, Eastern Oregon 1 15 1 17 LUM11KR ROUOU AND DRKBSED. RouKh PerM. S10 0 Edued 18 09 T. & O. sheatking 13 09 no. z nooring it) uu No. 2 celling 18 00 No. 2 rustle 18 09 Clear rough 80 00 Clear P. 48 22 80 No. 1 flooring 22 59 No. 1 ceiling 22 60 No. 1 ruatlo 22 59 Stepping 85 09 VEOKTAHLES (PIIKSII). Asparagus, Vtb... Beans. CabbuKe. V Ib 6 10 2im 401 60 1 oo 15 001 09 75 0 J 2 Sft 20 5 i7S Cauliflower, 0 doz 1 Carrotx, V sk Carrots, young, r doi Celery, v dot Cucuinbers, V doz. ureen reas Lettuco. Iff doz..... Onions, p lb Potatoes, iff 100 lbs , I'otatoes, sweets, if ID.,....,... Radishes, tff doz Rhuhurb, Spinach Turnips, per sk. , , , HKKDB. Grass Seeds Timothy urchara uraM Red Top Blue Orass 11 6412 em H 12 Air English Bye Grans.. Italian Rye Grans , , Australian Rye Grass. , . Mesqulte Millet Hungarian Millet...... Mixed Lawn Grass Clover Seeds Red Clover..., White Clover Alsyke Clover Aiuuift MIseellaBSOue Canary Flax Heaia lUi; CelllenkW,...