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IflE CAPITAL JOURNAL.
FUBUHHKD DAILY, EXCEPT 8UNDAY,
BT TIM
Capital Journal Publishing Company,
Post Office Block. Commercial Street.
HOFER BROTHERS,
Editor.
Dally, by cat rler, per month
J-nlly.br mall, per year,
Weekly, pages, per year.. -
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SUGURSTED COjWRST.
InrNortli Carollua you havo to go on
an oflldlal state druok or nooo at all.
Yuti can gV8 wo' awy under tula
administration but but you can't sell
It.
Always put your best foot forward.
Bnow your gold pieces Hide your
bluea and unpaid bills.
In keeping with Us custom tbe Joim
Ku wH obavrw July Fourth and Issue
no paper on that day.
Farmers will have to kill od their
shwp or kill ou the Democratic party.
It te not profltable to keep both.
You cau now get drunk on state
whisky In South Carollda. That Is not
exactly a new thing In Oregon.
Young man, you can succeed at any
thing as an experiment. A life-atid-death
determination to succeed alone
will win.
Theories about the low price of wool,
cat no flgure. Neither tbe MoKlrilej
hill nor the Cleveland administration
help the matter.
If yon are kicking at ten centaa
pound for wool uow, don't bo surprised
if you have to sell for six cento If a free
trade tariff is enacted.
A visitor to tho world's fair has been
fined S5 for flirting with one of the
pretty employees. Flirting seems to be
tbe cheapest thing one can do there.
If two British admirals cannot turn
around in 3000 feet space without send
Ing one anothor to tho bottom, the
English navy needs new admirals, that
Is all.
There baa never appeared m print a
statement of tho conditiou of tbe Lane
county banks until tho recent collapse.
Banks Bhould court public confidence
more by publishing statements of their
financial condition.
Editor George W. Cullds is fitting up
the Philadelphia Ledger with a band
of trained pigeons to act as messengers
and carriers of "copy" from distant re-
porters. It is expected that the scheme
will bo a great success.
Tbe Linn county grand Jury humor
ously says: "And It further appearing
to us that about $35,000 of money be
longing to tho county Is locked up m
the Linn County National bank." It
14 locked up so tight that no onocan
hold of It. "Locked up" Is good,
Salem was to have had a Fourth of
July celebration, but the business men
and others enthused so feebly flnau
dally that the project was abaudoued.
Dallas Itemlzer. If Editor Wash
will wash his faoa with clean water aud
come to Salem on the Fourth he will
see more celebration to tho equaro inch
than he over saw before lu his life.
Here is a sample of tho Improvements
going on at Balem, paid for by Uulon,
Joaephlne,Llnn and other Oregon coun
tie, says the Uulon Sceut: There will
bo 930,000 available for tho new build
lugs at tho reform Bchool; $60,000 for
tho Jute mill; 115,000 for new buildings
at tho penlteutlary; at leait t40,000 for
logs at the asylum and asylum farm;
$12,600 for the deaf mute school; aud
16,000 for tbe school for the blind. Still
Balem wants the branch asylum aud
too soldiers homo.
Balem does not want tho brauch
asylum nor tbe soldier's home. Salem
is perfectly well pleased to allow those
laid utlous to go wherever the tegislu
ture sends them, If it cau seud them
anywhere It pleases.
Thlr gentle action and good tflrctonlbe
syivenirecuiy iuaio tbsui a perfect mil pill.
Va.
.."V. iwuiumwuo us locm oners 1.
UttUwraUliuj well ts larmed 1'orri
Uoa.H
No one knows belter than those who have
una Urwil Utile Ur filli what relief
iu7 tii in wuau una i ruyeperaia.
Do aot despair of cunug your sick headache
J."" 'P.? oan! "T. bt'n carter utile
TUrtr PIUs, They will eflot a prompt and
permansat our. Their action u mifd and
statural.
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TODAY'S MARKETS.
Prices Current by Telegraph -: Locl
and Portland Quotations.
SALKir, July 3, 4 p. m. Oflloo
Daily Capital Journal. Quota
tions for day aud up to hour of going to
press were as follews:
BALKM PRODUCE MARKET.
trvxt.
Good shipping strawberries 3 to 3 -ct
a box. snipper lurnisues craw.
Peaa 8 cents a trallon.
Ooowlierrlefl 15 rls a gallon.
IU pberrles red, 9 cts.
Cherries 3 to 4 eta a lb. Continue
scarce.
BUTCHER BTOCK
Veals dressed 4 J cts.
Hogs dressed 6J to GJ.
Live cattle 2 to 2.
Sheep alive $1.60 to $2.00.
Spring lambs $1.60 toJKtOOU
mill PRICES. t
Balem Milling Co. quetes: Flour
In wholesale lots 3.20. Retail $3.60.
Bran $17 bulk. $18 sacked. Short $10
and $20. Chop-feed $10 and $20.
WHEAT.
Market is flat at 66 cts.
HAY AND DRAIN.
Oats 40 to 60 cents.
Hay Wild, $10; timothy and clover,
$12. Baled $12 aud 14.
Barley No demand except tor reeu.
60 cents.
FARM PRODUCTS.
Wool Best, 10 to 12c. No buyers.
Hops Small sale, 16 to 17c.
Ecus Caul, 16 cents.
Butter Best dairy, 20 to 25; fancy
creamery, is.
Cheese 12 to 16 cts.
Farm smoked meats Bacon 42);
hams, 13; shoulders, 10.
Potatoes new 76 cts. to $1.
Onions If to 2 cents.
Been was 34c. Caraway seed, 18c
Auibe seed, 26o. Uinseng, $1,40.
HIDES AND PELTS.
Green, 2de;drv, 4 cts; sheep pelts,
76 cts to $1.25. No quotations on fun.
LIVE POULTRY.
Chickens 7 to 10 cts; broilers 10lol2;
lucks, 12; turkeyB, slow sale, choice,
10 cts; geese slow.
PORTLAND QUOTATIONS.
Grain, Feed, etc
Flour Standard. $3.40: Walla Walla.
$3.40; graham, $3.00; Buperflne, $2.60
per barrel.
Oats Whlte,45c per bushel, grey, 42c;
rolled, in bags, $6 256.60; barrels,
$6.600.75; cases. $3 76.
Hay Best, $1517 per ton; common,
1013.
Wool-valley, 13 to 14c.
MIllstuHs Bran, $17 60; shorts, $22;
ground barley, $324; chop feed, $18
per ton; whole feed, barley, 8085 per
cental; miauling, $23():'S per ten: Drew
Ing barle. 9095o pur cental: chicken
wheat. $1.22l.24 per cental.
Hops 10 to )7c
DAIRY PRODUCE.
Butter Oregon fatioycreamery,22J
25o; fancy dairy, 1720c; fair to good,
1516c; common, liijo per pound; Cali
fornia, 3544c per roll.
Oneeee Oregou, 11013; Eastern
twlus, iGe: Young Amuncau, IGo per
perpounu; uaiiiornia uats, Jtc
Eggs Oregon, ICo per dozen.
large, $3 004.0u; small, $2.002 50;
ducks, old, $4.606 00; young, $3 00
0.00; geese, $9.00; turkeye, live, 12Jc;
dressed, 15c, per pound.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
Woel: Oregon Eastern choice, 12
15c; do Inferior, 0llc; do valley, 14
10c.
Hops 1310o.
Potatoes Ordinary kinds of new In
sacks at 00c $1.15 per cental; nqw
Erly Rose, boxes, 00el,25; new Bur.
banks, $1 00 1 25 per cental.
Onions 8500o per cental for red.
and $1.001 25 forsllversklns.
Barley Feed, Sll82Jo per cental
for good quality and 85o for choice;
brewing, 0001,02 percental.
Oat-Mlllitig, $l.601.65; fanov feed
$1.601.65: good to choice. $1.4dftl.60:
common to fair. $1.151.35; gray, $1,30
(a) i 4a; niacK, h.iq(j).i ptr cnta'..
A
New
Shortening
If you have a sewing
machine, a clothes wringer
or a carpet sweeper (all
new inventions of modern
times), it's proof that you
can see the usefulness of
new things.
Gottolene
Is a new shortening, and
every housekeeper who is
interested in the health and
comfort of her family
should give it a trial It's
a vegetable product and far
superior to anything else
for shortening and fry
ing purposes. Physicians
and Cooking Experts say
it is destined to be adopted
in every kitchen in the
land. This is to suggest
that you put it in yours
now. It's both new and
good. Sold by leading
Grocers everywhere.
it ado only by
N.K. FAIRBANKS COM
ST. LOUIS and
CHICAGO. NCW YOWK. BOSTON.
MAuc io ..ORE MISTAKES
CHARLES A. SMITH RUNS
Tiie Rustler Wooi Saw
And ha doran't bum up half your woatl, In
nitt, whrnha saw It. Make yourcoairacu
With ului perwiallr or Intra order at Vml? h.
o)(arttora lai bora's took aton,i$4bammar
ttml, or addrM u by wall, 6-jf u
HOPS AND CROPS.
SALEUf July 8. The cool, cloudy
weather of I he.pant- two weeks has had
a bad etToct orpyardn In the Buttevllle
dlttrlct, vines are turning yellow and
not growing much. It Is now thought
tbe yield will be below an average, but
tjielncreased acreage may even It up.
Lice havo appeared In a few yards but
are doing no damage.
A visit to MlJaraonte farm, near Bar
low,, will bo. repaid Jby seeing as. fine a
BtandafCao jefmnd )n, this beckon,
while some of the vines are young,
they all have a vigorous, healthy ap
pearance and arc shooting, out arms in
great numbers. No lice have yet ap
peared. With favorable weather from
this on It Is estimated that this 35 acre
ard will produce about 00,000 pounds
or cnoco bops.
Tbe yards that adopted the wire
trellis are looking better than where
poles are used and a better yield Is ex
pected from therm Barlow paper.
Reports from Douglas county Indicate
that bops are looking well.
August Kelt sold 61 bdles for 15-, Dr.
Wm. Gleay sold his lot for 16c and
Reuben Wright sold 18 bales for 10o to
E. Meeker & Co.
Phil Nets &1 Co. have consigned to M
and H. LeMay, London i Wm. Thomp
sons, 41 bales; Wm. Struve, 29 bales;
Ideu Bower, 0. Mr. LeMay and H. J.
Miller, Phil Nela's agent, have been
visiting growers around Buttevllle,
Aurora and Needy. LeMay reports the
prospects for the next crop In England
as looking very serious, on account of
drouth and vermin and prices have ad
vanced (u London the past week fully
L5 shillings per hundred.
Write The Joubsai, your hop news.
Daily 25 cts. a month by mall.
The Daily Journal four months,
120 days, for $1.00 by mall. Bend your
address.
IN WASHINGTON.
Puyallup Commerce July 1: Mr. A.
J. Query, Alderton, reports that so far
lice have not appeared in his yard to
any extent and that the vines are look
lug better this year than he has ever
seen them before, He has had uo oc
casion to do any spraying as yet, but is
amply prepared to fight the liceasBOOtt
as they make their appearance.
Among tbe shipments from theN. P.
depot here this week were 41 bales to
New York by Herman Klaber.
E. Meeker & Co. this week bought
lu Oregon and shipped to London sOO
bales.
Warmer weather bos increased the
lice, aud spraying will become general
uext week. M. J. Meeker, Hon. Robt.
More and other growers are already
hard at It.
A California paper says : A majority
of tho hop growers are now putting In
their sparo time in getting plenty of
wood up io their kilns, and lu cleaning
out their cooling rooms and putting in
order their hop baling presses. There
is no loafing In the hop yards uow.
CROP NOTES,
Geo. Allen says of creps:
Italn would help spring grain. It is
growing but will be short In places
without rains.
County Clerk Wm. H. Egan, one of
the thousand acre farmers on Freuch
Prairie, says all kinds of crops never
looked finer. There will bo no defect
ive fruit or grain crop of any kind.
Late grain especially Is coming on flue.
Do Not Be Deceived.
Persons with weak lungs those who
are constantly catching cold should
wt-ar au Allock's Porous Plaster ovt-r
the chest and another between the
shoulder blades during cold weather.
Remember they always strengthen aud
uever weaken the part to which they
are applied. Do do not be deceived by
imagining auy other plaster like them
tbey are not may look It, but looks
deceive, insist alu ays on having All
cock'p, tho ouly reliable plaster ever
producwl.
Electric Lights
On Vcter System.
TO CONSUMERS:
TheHlra light and Power Company at
ntl BtwnM hare roulDtwtl lhIr Klwln.-
Ltf tit plant with the n ml mod.m nrtu
sndk'e now able to eflrr tba publvia Ixf.r
llfbt than any ly-iem and at a rat lower
man any city on ine coast.
Arc aud Iueaudesccat Light
ing. Electric Motors tor all
purposes wkero power is re
quired.
ReaMaocea can b wired for a many llfbt
aa dmlred and lhf consumer pity for orly
uoh llf bta xa are ud. ThU bain mistered
by an KJccina AUiir. Offlcw
179 Commercial St.
CiiflS. WOLZ,
rraprictnr of the
GERMAN x MARKET
Sooth Commercial St, Salem.
All klnda Kreab, ealt and Smoked Meals
ana Buscea.
KUKR O&lJVKttr
J. H. HAAS,
TELE VATCnMAKER,
ttJKCuMwdtlSU, . -i!a0rtM.
(Next door to Klein's
8pcUlly ot Ipactaelea, and renalriu Uoclu.
n ..m T n wj .
tA T flsBBalsswfcRBBBEaaSBBs
Mr. and Mrs. XT. O. Itlchardton
of SUoam, N. T.
Husband and Wife
Both' Cured by Hood's
Saruaparllla
Catarrh, Kidney Complaint, Zleart
Failure, Uver Troubles.
"I think It my duty to Tolnntarily tell
what Ilood's Sarsaparllla has done (or my
sell and wile. Last spring my wire was In a
very bad way with kidney complaint; felt
Miserable All the Time
andon)d hardly get around tbe house. She
began to take Ilood's Sanaparilla. and In
one trrk she was Improving. When she
had taken but three bottles ot Ilood's Sarsa
parlllashe was cared ot that dreadful dis
ease. As lor me, I was troubled with Ca
tarrh. Heart Failure and Liter Complaint.
BuUereU so intansely that
I Could Not Sleep
at night, nor get any rest through the day.
As soon as I lay down, my heart would beat
soliard that I would have to get up. I had
very severe pais la tba tmatll of my
bmck and noises in my head likn a 0ocU
of black blrda all Ringing at once. So you
see I was hard up. I abo experienced bene
fit from Ilood's Sarsaparilla within a.
wreck alter 1 began taking It I have Im
proved rapidly and can now sleep better
man 1 nave lor
bloat as 1 used to.
a rev, can cat and not
we praise
Hood's Sarsaparilla
for we think there Is no medicine like It"
Hkrv a and Mvrtr E. KicitAnnsoN,
SUoam, Madison. County, N. Y.
HOOD'8 PlLLS ara purely Tgeubl, cam
folly prepared from the but Ingredient.
WANTED.
In bulk, all good shipping varieties
of cherries in tbe Willamette valley.
Oregon Fruit fc Produce Co., Balem.
C-18 dw
Before Going to tho World's Fair
Enquire About
Tbe Limited Express trains of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & 8t. Paul Railway
between Bt. Paul aud Chicago aud
Omatm and Chicago.
These trains are vestlbuled, electric
lighted and steam beated, with the Qu
est Dining and Bleeping Car Service in
the world,
The Electric reading light in each
berth is the successful novelty of this
progressive age, and is highly appreciat
ed by all regular patrons of this line.
We wish others to know its merits, as
the Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail
way Is the only line In the west enjoy
ing tne exclusive use ortnis patent.
For further iuformation apply to
nearest coupon ticket agent, or address
O. J. Eddy, General Agent,
J. W. Casey, Trav. Pass. Agt.
225 8tnrk St., Portland, Or. tf
Farm for Sale or Trade.
On eaoy terms, four tntlea east of Sublimity,
containing 147 acres' will trade for property
in or near eaiem. u. u. uuvu,
Rdw Sublimity. Or.
East and South
-VIA-
THE SHASTA ROUTE
of the
Southern Pacific Company.
CALIFORNIA XXrRKSS TRAIN RUX DAILT BE-
TtnttS FORT1.AND AND S. T.
Woulb.
I .North.
7MC p. in.
9:18 p.m.
8:15 a.m.
L.V. i"ortland Ar. I 7:3a a. m
I.v. Salem l,v. I 6.-M a. va
Ar. San Fran, -t.v.1 7.-C0p. m
Above trains stou onlv at followluz nutioni
north of Itoteburg, East Portland Ortgon City,
Woodburn, Salem, Albany Tangent, dliedds,
Ilalsey, UarrUburg,JunctIonClty, Irving and
r.U4Tcae,
KOMIBUllO MAll. DAILY.
h-3J a. m. I Lv.
11:17 a. m Lv.
bM p. m. I Ar.
fontand
Balem
Itoseburg
Ar. I .a) p. iu.
x,v. ju p. m.
Lv. 7.-00 a, m
Albany ljcat, Dally Kxcept auuday.
&UID.U.
753 p.m.
WM p.m.
Lv.
Lvi
Ar.
IHmland
ealeia
Albany
Ar. I luuututn.
I.T, l7B.m.
LvJ6d0a.ni.
Dining ars oh llgdea JSoute
FDLLMAN BDFFBT SLBEPE11S
AND
Second Class Sleeping Cars
Attached to all through trains.
vYest Side Division, Between PorUind
and Cemllis:
TAILT- (BIC1TPT 8CNDAT).
2jUa in. I l.i.
l&io p. m. I Ar.
rrtlana
tVirvallls
Ar.
Lv.
o:3u p. it .
12Jap.m.
At Albany and Oorvallla connect
wltl
trains nfOrrvnn twlnc Kallroad
mrk-.IM - Hll. Ml kKTM l
tal p, m. I
KSx p. m. I
LV.
Ar.
Portland
JJcMlnnTtlle
Ar.
Lv.
BTJUlt. W
,Va. m
TIBltOUGH TICKETS
To all potnu In tbe Ktrn states, Canada
and Europe ran be obtained at lowest rates
(nun tv. v. bKi.-.Mxji, Agui, csaiem.
K.P. HOGK11S, Amuu K. and 1-ua.Atf I
H ITOKHl Kit, Urniamr
The Yaquina Route.
II
And Oregon Development company's steam
ship line. 5 miles shorter, ai hours lesa
Ubmi than hy any othrr route, tint claas
through passenger and trelfht line from
Portland and all joints In the Wtllamella
valler to and fronilan KrancUco.
TIME SCUKUULK, (Except Sunday.)
Lv Albany 1-ft) p m I Lv fenralllal: p m
Ar YaQut,iai.H) piu Lv Yaquina &t a m
Lv Corvauta. lftiSam Ar Albany ILlOa m
OlAC trains oruinMt &t Alhaiiv and IVw.
VHiiia.
Tho above trains connect at Yaquina with
tat tllTKOQ ilevel timent Oo.'a Una at ateani.
ra between Yaquina and ban Krancltoo.
N. U IVsAtnctni from Portland and all
W lUameiu valley point can make olo6 con
nectloa with tho trains of the Yaquina KooU
at Albany or UuttbIIU and U deallnod to Sast
Fraucisoa, should arran to arrl v at Yaqatna I
thTenlngb(n-rdatof sailing. I
, Passenzvr and Kivlaht ttatea always the I
lowwt For lnfortualfoa apply Mc6r.l
nuLaanaurititDi ana licaei ArrnU
Ml) and M3 oat slru Portland. Or, or
O. U, UOGUK-Ao't Uen'l KL a Pass. Agt,
or.PaclOoR.K Oo,Comill,Or.
C, U. UASWJsJO Jr, Oen'l Freight and
Pass. Agt. Ore. lVeTalopmanl Oo.,
9H Moavtom(7 Bt
9 illlW A STrta-. BJ ami BB I Bl aw Mt B
fl aaaaaBa bURS III saw a?TBl Bfl BV B9
(a ml ypes) JEi Lm w M m W
for Infants
"Caa'orla Is so well adapted to children that
I recommend It aa superior to any prescription
known to me," II. A. Aacnta, II. D.,
HI So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. T.
"The nse of 'Castor! Is so untrersal and
lu merits so well known that It seems a work
of supererogation to endorse It Few are the
Intelligent families who do not ktep Castoria
within easy issth."
Carlos Hahttjv D.D,
New York City.
LaU rastor Btoomlngditla Beformed Church.
Tim CuTjm
TOE NEW
WILLAMETTE STABLES
Completed aud ready to wait on customers. Horses boarded by day or week,
at reasonable prices. We keep a full
meet all demands. Also keep tbe finest Btullions in tbla county, for service.
Barn and residence 2 block south of-ipostofflce. RYAN & CO.
CLKAN.
If you would be clean and have your clothes-done up in
the neatest and dressiest manner, take them to the
SALEM STEAIVI LAUNDRY
where all work is done by white labor and in the most prompt
manner. COLONEL J. OLMSTED,
Liberty Street.
Spiff
m !
FAIR GROUNDS, SALEM,
July 4, 5, 6 and 7.
PRIZES $3,500.00.
Trotting,
Pacing aa
Running
CONTESTS.
PROGRAMME.
Tuesday, July 4th.
Running, sAven-elghtbB rnlle dash, purse fXO
Pony race, 400 yds, 2 best In S 10J
Ponies not to exceed IS hands high.
Trotting, 3.45 clasa. 2 In 3 " 350
T'Ottlnp. 3-year-olds, mils dash 1M
racing, 2: class, J in 3 " SSO
Wednesday, July 5th.
Rnnnlnr, one-hulf mile, year-olds, purse f 15n
Kunnlng, one-hall mile and repeat, " 300
Trotting, 23 clas,2ln3 " 2a0
Trotting, 224 class, 2 mile dash " JuO
Thursday, July 6th.
Running, J mile dash purae.tlOO
Running, mile dash " 250
Trotting, 29 class 2 In 3 .. " SOO
Pactofr, 2-i-ear-olds,mlle dasb, " 150
Friday, July 7th.
Running, J mile dash puree. $100
Gentlemen's roaddter race 2iu3 u 100
Uorses .wjthout record, owners to drive
Novelty running race,6 miles.. " S30
This race Is for ladles, enlraace nee; they
can change hores as oXten as tbey wish.
ADMISSION: Gentlemen, 50 osnts.
Ladieo, 25 cts. Children over 12 years,
25 cts. Grand atauc, 25cts.
officers.
President, H. W. COTTLE.
j- iiSSiT?,aenl W- J ""TIN.
Becretary, F, jr.
riKRBY.
Treasurer, I.
L. PATTERflON
HOWARD.
The House Mpver.
.51 Marlon Street.
Has the best facllltlea tor moving and rais
ing bouse. LMve orders at oray Bros., or
ntMVMklul,Vir(UU,
Smith Prpmier Typewriter.
tXHaooeasypajnwuu. ForBenU
W.I.STALEY, Agwt,Sm.
U.XBUHPK,QnM Agent, Iffl Third St,
Porttaad. BuiatAir oaUlogus.
bBsbbbbbbIssbbbbbbb' bbbb'
and Children.
Castorla cure Colby Gonrtlpjitiojt,
Bour BUKnach, DbuTbco. Xmctailoa,
Kills Worms, glras slep, and promotes d
VTliottt Injurious medication.
M For aereral years I hare tecouim ended
your ' Castorla, and shall always con Una tq
do so aa ithaa Inrarlably nrodnosd basMAalal
reaults."
Eowrx FrPiJum, K. X
Xr Wlnthrop," 12Wh 8trt and Tin Ave,
Hew York City.
Ooirpjurr, 77 HoitaAT Btmxt, Kxt Toax.
line of Truck", Drays and Express to
WISC0S1N CENTRAL LINES.
(Northern Pidfic R. R. Ce., Letws.)
LATEST TIME CARD.
Two Through Trains Daily.
12:pm
1:30pm
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to all points In the United mates and Canmdi
Close connection made in Chicago with ail
trains going East and Mouth.
for lull Information apply to your nearest
ticket agent or J AS. O. POND,
lien. Pass, and Tkt. Agl Chicago, in;
Bids for Asylum Applies.
The brard of trustees of the Oregon 8tate ln
cane asylum Invite tealed proposals for the
furnUhinc at the asylum earalem,egon,
tbe loUowlng supplies for the six months end
Ing January 1, 1SS1 :
DRY GOODS.
to
cotton flannel, Nashua
500 yards
brown.
XXX
1.200 yards Auoskear, mariners stripe, bine
and white.
6lW yards PequotA sheetings, 36 Inch, un
bleached jards lxwnsdale sheeting, St Inch,
uicacuru.
M yards Continental, checked flannel.
'300 yards Glass crash. lg Inches wide.
700 yards bleached linen ana French crash.
3U yards Amoskeag blue denim.
300 yards 9-4 bleached sheeting. Peanot.
100 yards superior satin damask, 58 Inch
wiae,
Suo yards Marseilles checks, York Mfg.
000 yards Dragon cloth, assorted co'ors.
ttdoa. white stay binding leches wide.
35 doz. lad lea' c Uon note.
. S doz. my stla Turkey red handkerchlels, U
Inches.
75 dot. io. So white (Coat's) thread.
3 doz. No. IB white (Coal's) thread.
3 doz. .No. 50 wblte (Coat's) thread.
3 doz No. GO while lOoal's) thread.
10 doz. So. Sn b ack (Coat O thrta1.
50 yards table oil cloth, best quality, light
13 d'oz. papers pins.
QROCBRIfcS.
10.000 pounds beans, small white.
6.000 lbs granulated sugar.
6.000 lbs O.C ear.
M,?J 'J"8- rolled oat, In barrels, fresh ground.
3,000 bs cracked wheat.
4.000 lbs Gold Dust corn meal (or as good)
fresh ground in barrels.
r3 ? I'.ominy. fresh ground In barrels.
4,000 lbs choice Island rice.
UX gallons New Orleans molaues. beat
T, 11,
i,w ins corn starcb, Oswego,
uxaajiiw AorpoOI HAtU
600 lbs cheese, Cranston's or aa good, full
cream. '
110 lbs C. 4 Co's A. A a. brand crb soda.
SO lb cream tatar. J. A. F.i ger"s best,
V0 grtss Vulcan Bupertor Safety matches.
doz brooms.
2 doz whsk brooms.
15 ooz. cans oysiers. Blue Point, or as good.
20 oox cans oysters, r lelds.
1 doz. c n corn, taeo or as good.
100 lbs. p. arl barley
TOO lb. soda crackers XXX freah.
Ifw lbs. oyster crackers XXX tresh.
100, bs. Ocwego gloks starah.
SO boxes macaroni.
OIL.
JJRJi011 k,osne, Peart brand, In tanks.
20 gallons Albany splndie oil.
6 gallons Albany cylinder ou.
FODR.
BOO barrels more or lees, best roller process,
delivered as wanted. ?,
MEATS.
-J?5.,b?pw",Uy! more or less ot beef, asre
?e PLrU tore ad WndquarT
FISH.
ft,ihMtw?a,rkiT,nrl'r,cePr Pound tor
anT ionni d"r'rat klnU' Porfely treah
SOAP.
J.OMpanads KlrkfavoaorasroodT
IXttl pounds lro ar . nimKi..i. ....
good. -.--..,,
DRIED FRUIT.
fX5. R?an1 PPle, best quality.
l.HUlb. prcbs. '
Jiwulbs prunes.
100 lbs, raUlns.
SPICES.
25 lbs. mace, ground.
60 lbs, imistar-t, ground.
SJ?Ji,-,bUck IPPf" rrocad.
3) lbs. cinnamon, ground.
30 lbs, ginger, ground.
TEA. '
1X lbs, OolurabU,hrand,ortas good.
COFFEE.
too lbs. c&ioory.
TOIIACCO.
1A lbs. Biedit llamtnsr brand,
BTATIONKItY,
3 gross pens, Olimtt'sf No, 404.
I gross lend ptnells, rubber lip Ns. s.
I iron lesd pencils, rubber tip No, I.
I box ItraCtm Incandescent pens, No. 4 lira.
nine.) "
lb x locdon lcii(lwccntpeii,No,fB.
ulne) w
1 b-'x 1indoa Ineandeacsnt peas, W o, 7 (gsa.
nl r)
1 iwn Isgalap paper (lr good.)
1 Journal " -
1 " ledger " - -
doz penholder
i doz quart bottler Hanford'i prsmlua
writing fluid.
KOoi quart bottles Htafford's eomutrelal
Ink.
3 quart bottle Hanlord'a oomblntd wrltlat
fluid,
CROCKERY,
loflrz teacups.
1 dot saucers.
Sdcz one qusrt foup bowls,
1 doz. one gallon pitcher.
a doz, conp platters, 91ncb.
1 doz chamber pots.
3 doz s; rup pitchers, l'plnt, glass.
Io doz. tumblers.
1 doz. lantern globes.
1 doz. t baker sails.
PAINTS AND 01X8.
l.ooo pounds while lead.
1 barrel linseed oil, boiled.
1 barrel roof paint. Prince's metallo brown.
'io gallons turpentine.
3o pounds Venetian red.
10 pounds chrome green, dry In ft pound
cans.
3 pounds chrome yellow. In oil.
6 lbs burnt umber. In oil.
6 lbs dry umber.
4 cans rose pink, In oil.
z cans ourai sirnna.
japer bronze.
doz. Adams brushes No. So A. O. JC
doz. round sash tool.
lbs. French ochre drr.
6 boxes glass 7xlo.
8 boxes glass 8i2o.
loo pounds putty,
a papers glaziers points,
Plumbing.
2 doz. sines car metal for Laelanch batteries.
S 6.cx,ll fiber washers.
3dor.J
Sdz tAVatlps.
I doz. El bo burner cocks.
1 doz. gas plllers.
1 doz.f lead -8'! traps.
lso pounds solder and X-
4o feet IK lead pip, , S pounds.
o jt"i it ieua pipe ppunas.
4 pipe reamers, from K to .
o ponnas asDesios cbdlftwioK.
1 Jackson's scraper. S-lnch flue.
1 extra law each. 12 Lneh. IB-Inch and 2s.Inrk
Btlllson wrench.
2 doz Kells.
Kdu iells.
Hdox Sells.
doz sockets.
1 doz 1 inch sockets.
K doz 2 Inch sockets,
k doz 3 flange unions.
2 dox'iiK busblcgs.
d'zkxKu'blBgs.
2 doz lithi bushings.
1 doz. Jenkins Bros,
discs.
y, doz i Jenslns Bros.
diKs.
K doz. 2 Jenkins Bros.
dfrKS.
valves, rnovabl
valves, rnovabl
valves, rnovabl
ilozli square head stop cocks.
1 dozM roller hose bibs finished.
1 dm ll Fuller i lain bibs finished.
I doz i .top and waste.
1 doz suijr aqd waste,
K doz yt air cocks,
Kdoii air cocks.
HARDWARE.
3 doz. 4 Inch slim taper file.
3 d(z 5-lnch
3 doz 6 inch " "
1 each 7, 9 and 12 or. riveting hammer.
1 one pound 4 oz. octagon ball pin hammer,
l.ooobs. each No. 18, 3o and 21 galvanised
sheet Iron, best brand 3oxM.
j. Doxeavoxjt jusjlx. tin redlpped.
1 box JoxJS XX Un redlpped.
S paczagea 2 Eh. tinned rlveU
u ooz boner handles.
1 pair 7t soldering coppe-s.
1 pair 67S soldering coppers,
3no Bis 8d flnl'hlng nails.
2oo Bki 6d finishing nails.
4oo bs 8d cummou nails.
4oo B lod common nails,
loo lbs 4d -wire nails.
3 gross eah screws I Inch No. Io and X Inch
No 9 '
4 gross each screws ; IK and 3 No 11.
2 gross each screws brau No. 4 K No. i
H doz. papers each 4 and 6 oz. tacka.
a round Iron. N
i round iron, Norway.
18 round Iron. Noniir.
loo feet;
io o jm niuuu iron, norway.
to feet JJxJi flat Iron, Norway.
loo teel JHK flat Iron, Norway.
6o feet lxJ flit iron, Norway.
hi Keg No 3 hind shoes (Burden's).
Keg No. 3 tront shoes "
K keg No. 6 front shoes u
HkegNaS hind shoes "
2a Ss Bweet American steel toe calKs No. 4.
1 IS inch rasp (Heller Bros.)
l.ooo Bn best blacksmith's coal.
lo lbs. K Iron washer.
Io lbs. b Jf Irn washers.
loo feet anglesteel MxJi.
1 blacksmith slock and dies from 5-16 to Mf
thread. IB, So, Hand 32 to 1 Inch with 4tap
and 4 dlts.
1 Heliwjg's patent bolttOlpper No. 2,
6oo feet Ji manllU rope.
6 ptxkagca K and Ji No. 8 copper rivets.
SHOEMAKER'S SUPPLIES.
Kroll sole letther, Btockton extra heavy
to 27 lbs. aside. l
3 sides or skirting, plnmp, 14 to 17 lbs, a side.
2 domestic calf skins, brand H, B
3 bnck skins, mealnnx-slxe shavtd.
DRUOS.X
lo lbs absorbent cotton,
2 lb acldum carbollcum pure.
1 lb acldum boraclum.
1 lb acldum murlaUcum O. P.
3 lbs seldom mnrtatleum commercial.
1 lb acldum snlpburicum aromat.
6 lbs aqua ammonlae fort,
3 lbs chloroformum tfqulbbs.
l.too empty capules No. 1,
Ijfpo empty capsules No. 2.
1 lb Aula extract cannabis lad. Wyeth Bros,
or P. I) & Co,
3 lbs fluid extract buchu FoL Wyeth Bros, or
pl lb fluid extract zlnglberls Wyeth Bros, or
1 lb fluid extract hyoscyaml Wyeth Bros, or
X D. A ( X.
l !b,?al1 "tract glycyrrh. Wyeth Bros, or P.
3 lbs, fluid extract Sarsap. Co. for syrup, wy
,hroH.or.D.ACo.
llh fluid extract senna Tyeth Bros, or P D.
ACo.
31b fluid extract pmnla "Vlrg. Wyeth Ere
or D. m Lo
3 gallons glycerine pure.
Colbs. fldxieedmeaL
1 dozen medicine guusea hi ox.
3 gallons oi rlclni;
8 ox OI. lemon
8 ox. OI aurantll.
pepsin Racr h. vialrchlld.
?i rueuaccune njer.
dein ftiiltin. i.Xt.i
sn k-hiliips Emm. cod U.-er oil, largs
size.
3 groMT nlU boxes, asaorted slzse.
J Paiv. ixrreri.
fonur, aoeiae,
6 bs. soda Bora t,
3v fta. I'otasa. Brom.
J fc. Patass. cttraa.
fc. Potats. lodldnm.
ioo L pooopht lUn. U grain ao h.
o ox. quinine ulph.. a M.
sulphur snbllm.
6t.iodltblcjb.
5olu snlph magneslae.
1 pound l. Tolntana for rTUp.
Jdox ayrtngcDaridsoa'aNo. 1.
foTO,Mln8,XJCXr0of,J-
"P1 wy.oesenatthefflo of board.
Ooods mut ban arvu dan. tlierewlib, ana
epmelu original packages when prsslbie. lb
rtgutio rJ ct any or all bids la re.tvd.
irI!?i7o,f0pP'Ie wl h required wli
vavnntMel wlthlfl
JSoiifeofaceepUcceof bld. A copy
efitae advrtlseineBt muu iHonmr each
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w, with the exceptions or flour, meat an
AndlUBcoScera are prohtMted fromen
2l'aT aceooBU of purchaM wbea lh
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