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delivery the sales follows September
1900 bales at - 23-52c 10 IS 32o October 200 at
10 1899 a 10 9-l6c; November 100 at 10 1890
900 10 o-lGc. 10 1929 January
1900 10 ll-lec l3slc; February, 1900 at 1915
10 2g-3oc. March, 1900 at IL Lice II 332c. May
100 at IA f52c June 200 at IA Il6c Total II 400 bales
receipts the ports folOwsG alveston 1875
New Orleans 81 Missouri, s.; Savannah 26 Charleston,
81 Norfolk, s. Philadelphia, Total, 1873 bales This
day week 2O3 This day last year. $40. Total since
September 457 6S5 bales Cotton freghts closed fol-
TO Hayre by steau 11l6c- To Hamburg by steam
sc To Bremen, by steam he compressed
10 Liverpool, I'D by steam; by sail, Nd
FLOUR GRAfS.-Rcceipts-F1ou "A GIT bhs wheat
23 4 bushels corn 81 $50 do oats n 320 do meal
1900 bbls barley malt CPS bushels The receipts for tho
week Flour 9OO02 bills; wheat 22O3 SIG bushels
corn, s77 ZIG do oats ll6642 do; corn meal $3.50 bbs
1000 bags; rye 1924 bushels; barley malt 5000 do. The
-four market ruled dali prices favored the buyerin
Of lOc per bbL with sales Of 6000
bbs Rye steady Corn meal quiet with salcs or
400 bbls. and 500 bags at "a IS "a 30 for Brandy
wine "a for Westsn and 81 81 % for Jersey and
Pennsylvania per Dbl Baltimore sacked coarse 81 81 city
do do 81 81 SHED 81 IS; bolted yeow, 81 10 and
white 81 80 100 lbs Jersey sacked 81 So
a 81 SO, fine yellow, 81 75 and ane white 81 90 s.
per lbs We
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BANK SHARES.

The following were the bids to-day for city bank
shares:-Ameuca, 1853; American Exchange, III;
Butchers and Drovers', 100; Chemical I6OO; City,
300; Commerce. 1928; Corn Exchange, 134; First
National 200; Fourth National, 100; Importers and
Traders 1876; Irving 13o Manhattan $50; Mechanics
142; Mechanics and Traders 40; Mercantile 1OsX;
Merchants f21; Merchants Exchange, 1o2; Metro
poltan, 1885, Nassau, lO5 New York, 1s2; Ninth
National, so; North American, 1907; Park, las;
Peoples, l4o; Republic 9sI; Union, lao
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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EUROPEAN MARKET.

EoyD0N PRODUCE MARxET.-LoHDoN August l4-Eyenr
ing.-Common rosin IS Sd. SIS. Cd per cVxt
Hors-THE CR0P AND QgoTATIoys--LoNpoR, August II
Evening-Bgh damaging the hop crop, and tho pros
poets present less favorable than hitherto The Con
tinenta crop also suffering from tho variable weather.
Choice American States 81 15s f6,
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Wheat was dull and Ia buyers favor Choice Milwaukee
than Chicago Witch was freely offered but little wanted
Wnssr vas wholly nominal with " % Sd i9s good sEos
81 30 81 81 Tor soit No Chicago 81 80 81 - for good
No Corn dull and heavy with sales Of 90 900 bushels
At TIC sic for steam, Sic q s2e for sail and &c
e2c e4c for mixed 6ec esc for whitei with sales Of
10000 bushels 500 Chicago. October delivery
GDlSc 6llsc for no old Chicago the spot; 6OSc
e4c in store and 62sc anoat and Csc Csc for white
ey malt was in fair demand and steady We quote State
four and tx fewcd At 81 IS ii 60 cash and 81 55
Canada at 81 90 81 65, cash. and 81 20 81 20 time
without further changes mediums in fair demand and
held at steady prices Other descriptions we're dull and
GUESrs-Tho market for domestic steady with fair
change We quote :-Domsstic cloth lac; BOrncO GOur-
pore nc Calcutta i9e oags I1se Ia IA ,cba,.d
Jute IN fair demand and steady. We quote =
sS s S@s Manila hemp 7e s gold per b. tho
latter FOR choice Russia clean 800 $50 gold Italian
al &c 3 Lie. currency: sisa hemn. SIZE, gold
and finer grades were in The sales
3O2 dy saed Matamoros 1000 dry salted southern 800
terms public Receipts q bides for the week ver9
do do per Nellie cay 7ys nom Cadad Bovar per Mag
daena 1926 from Central America, per Colon; ~ from
l45o BON Sen gransiso9 per seminole 4I9 Dc do per
roe seston Der BIZ Of Anss III dom New Orleans
per Hudson' 40 from savannah per Ashland; 70 rom
Stock hand3IsuO by Buenos Ayres, Entire Rios, &c
$500 do, hontcvideo $3.50 do Rio 0randej fSDO 10,
Orinoco; 1900 do Central American; 1880 do Bogota;
80 do faerS CaeeDo 900 do Aegean Ivy 90,
can; 1890 DO, Texas, Western and southern;
800 sailed Texas Western and Southern Total,
24OsOO hides and 800 balos Calcutta COW, 20s5
bales Calcutta buffalo Same time last year l23lUOO
hides and .29i bales Cacntta aud buffalo We quote
BuenOs Ayres 20 p lbs 224c PIC; do 20 = lbs,
pc 23e Mon.eyideo, 2QH a 2lH lbs, 225fc %jc
Cornentes, ~ q p lbs, 2lLc- 22c.; Rio trande ~
q = lbs, 2llc 2215e orinoco u . - les, 22e,
Z2Mct California, y - lbs Al o Central American,
II y lba 1896 25c MatanOroa, n "a lbA, l9c.
1 gold selected; Texas and southern. "a 90 I0s 10
ljc-, currency.
LElriER-lho market Tor hemlock sole steady With
an inquiry for prime grades from Europe AZ unchanged
prices
MoLassrs The msaet ruiet and steady, We quote
Cuba centrifugal and mixed. DC DC do, claycd 900
3s1 40 ado refining Boo SIC 40 doi g9cery
5sc 80 Porto Rico, ODE. o4c English ISands SO
zoe New Orleans. zoo To
NAyAL sIoaes The market Tor spirits turpentne was IN
active and without further change Eosn was quiet Wild
moderate demand ~ strned 40 iu prices better seaoa
moderately active the sales IDybn NO AZ 20
" -, and no b0s 30 At - "a Tar 81 ar Iobbing
demand and steady with gales Of O1 DbA Wndhugt0n %
- 6215 Pitch was quoted az 81 i2I We quote spirits
turpeutDe size s strained rosin. 81 - " l3' VIII
mngton tar ~ 81 y 70, Pitch ~ ia; Washington
tar - 30 81 62h.
OLA-Losocd was IN fair demand and teady NJ Toe
Z2k0 Lard auet " foraes prieeA OLIVIA Vas d hn1
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INVESTMENT SHARES.
me following shows the quotations at Che Board 70
SALES OF ACTIVE STOCKS

The transactions the Stock Exchange to-day aggre-
gated 70 900 shares. New York Central and Hudson,
LOIS; Erie LOO; Lake Shore, 40; Northwestern,
1850; do preferred COO Rock Island, 10 AGO; Pacific
Mail, II 600; St Paul $3.50; do preferred, 1875;
ohios COO; Western Union % 7So; Union Pacific 100;
c, c and C, 100
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ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
me changes since yesterday arc as foIlOws,-

ADvANcE-Atantic and Pacific Telegraph, q; Atlantic
and Pacific preferred trairoad, 81 New York Central
81 c., c. and l. C, 4 Delaware and Lackawanna, 4;
preferred, y; Rock Island ~; St Paul, X do. pre-
ferred, 81 Western Union, y; District Of Columbia
Decentralization and St Joseph, y; Northwest
common Is; Pacific Mail =; Union Pacific 4; Mari
posa,
The stationary stocks Ohio and Mississippi,
Panama Quicksilver and Wabash
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PKTcEa
The following table shows the opening highest and
huwvpef uriees the day.
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3S< 10 Nor 4 Ess RR. &C fO1H
38I 100 Pae RR % Mo-. 4eR
SECOND BOARD-l P. NJ.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A FOREIGNER, or UNDERSTANDABLE CHARAG
n ter and established, wishes correspond With lady,
n view VI natrunony. Address ALRILA- hoK iAO Hsrad
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TnEGEAn QUOTATIONS" AT THE CLOSE OF THE

The Bank OF England gained ESQ, 900 bullion on bal
ance to-day.
In the London money market three months bills
being cashed outside the Bank Of England at the
very cheap of x per cent year Paris dispatches
quote &C francs IS confines, and state that
Drexel HaIJes Co. have redeemed 500, 900 OF Dun
can Sherman & Co Is letters Of credit These letters
are arriving daily from all parts Of the Continent
The English markets for American hreadsturs arc
reported less firm Of better harvest weather
~ homo
IHPoRrS
The imports Of foreign merchandise at New York this
week IS S44 ooo against SIS 253 900 the
responding week last year. Since the lst Of January
ANIL I,lr tl.n irnnnrts folio
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THE BANK STATEMENT
The bank statement shows loss OF g, 767, 400 in
total reserve OF 81 80 900 surpus reserve the
latter being $50 leo OOo The following Is com
parison Of the averages for the past two weeks
August 7. August IA DiFerenees
Loans $3.50 "A 800 $2S3 54l 900 Inc So lO7 COO
Specie ....... 10 334, 400 10 AZ 100 Dec 2s92 300
Legal tenders 73,GO1, 300 20 726 200 Dec. 2S75l 100
Deposits -. PSI, 462 800 24s OBJ 200 Dec 24296
Circulation. 1881, 500 1s,4l2 700 Dec. 100 100
The following shows the relations between the total
reserve and the total liabilities: -
August T. AtsnLst IA
Specie SIG IA 400 &13 442 100 Dec 81 500 300
Legal tenders. 73,6ol, 800 10 7262OO Dec 2575,l0
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400 DO
100 do--.....
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C,HERIFF'S SALE OF GROCERIES TEAS, CoFYEEs,
- Sugars Spices, &c-S HERMAN, shenTs Auctioneer,
sells Monday August6 at II o'clock tho entire stock Of
first class Grocery store consisting Of barrels Of Sugar bags
Of Coffee about 20 chests ne Tca Of Soap Starch
Rice, Barley Raisins barrels Of Flour, Candles Spices
canned Fruit barrels OF Beans Peas, dc Sale Pontiyes.
Dealers invited RM z. CONNER, ShoriE II
WILLIAM BAIRD, Deputy.
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THOMAS GAFFNEY WILL SELL, AT AUCTION, TIrH
Lease and Fixtures OF double Liquor store, one q
them suitable grocery business together with Household
Furniture the 10th inst lOh O'clock NJ No 80 Allan
tic, Of Emmett street. splendid neigbhohood
is breaking up house Furniture doaiers should
tend
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AN ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN or UNDOUBTED
N character with s. 500, interest very
profitable business particulars a. Interview Address
PINOHdCOr. Herad Office
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A ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED FOR MER-
~ chants manufacturers and others Mining Interests
&c negntRted Real Estate exchanged for Business; per-
capital seeking business advised without charged
Of approved opportunities keforenceslunter Walton
produce commission 1914 Chambers Lee Shepard
A Dillingham;, publishers, 678 Broadway Ac GRlGOS
CARLETON Financial and Business Brokers % Broadway
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-12-23

SHALL we have q special session oil
the legislature this winter? W. un-
d,r>tand that the Governor is not at
present inclined 10 call one. Still the
many changes inaugsrsted by the New
Constitution would seem 70 demand
legi-laties TO make the machine run
smoothly. The ors animation a djuri.-
diction of the County Cou.,s are left
10 some shadow aod doubt, asd We
have seen a petition which is circulat-
ing among these officers for a special
session. There are other officers and
other matters which are 10 some OBJ
scuriiJ at present.
There may be also a question Of diff
ficulty aud perplexity as to whether
the convention were acting within Their
limits in their attempted legislation.
In our opinion also. it would amply
repay the expense and trouble for the
legislature to meet and make some APP
preparation to secure a fair represent
alton of our industries and resource,
at the coming exposition 10 Philajel-
Ihia.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-12-23

The action of the administration
with regard to the charges against
Babcock is exciting q greas deal oil
comment. Ii must be confessed that
the telegraphic messages which passed
between Grants conf lential secretary
aud Joyce. the smooth tongued SNUG
eler are very damaging to the charac-
rer of Babcock. But like Beecher's
le ters, their infamy may be explained
away. until nothing but the letters re-
u,sin. J.yce, Avery, AID Mcdonnell,
MI administration pets have fallen be-
FIRE the temptations of untaxed wills
KEY. and nothing seems more natural
than to suppose them that even.a lit
s.e higher up in official rank the wills.
key ring has its adherents.
The Democratic papers 60 to the
sxtent Of i~Ipphcating the President 10
the fraud. 1t would almost seem in
credible that suspicion should attach
e. the highest officer Of the natl IN.
Yet in these days of reckless criticism
aud inconsidersts eepsure, none can
escape even such low caIuueny as this.
B, heving with all confidence in the
larsaus, purity of:GruDs, there does,
nevertheless, seem to have been a
great number Of unfortunate appoint.
nueutS during his admin Ssv,tio,,
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PROCEEDINGS OF TIE eeARu OF co.
COMMISSIONERS.

December Is. 1875.
Met pursuant to adjournment. Min
utes Of last meeting read and approved.
Bridge across Elm Ccrek.on Junia.a
road, built by John Laver.y, accepted.
Application of NJ s. Mo!cny for
hase Of Sec. Sc, T, III. granted.
The following official bonds accept-
ed; John Simpson, Road Supervisor,
Il, ID No. ); l.. d: Thomas, Asses
SCR, Batin Precinct /; Himan Holdridge
Justice, Walnut Greek. Precinct.
Reports Of Supervisors Of Road
Districts No. 5 and IL, presented aud
approved.
The following sccoLats allowe /
Davis Measns, Judge Of election 81 90
Abram Wens.- 2.tN
H. A Burton 2N
Office ofCo. superintendent dsc.ar-
ed vacant and j s. Gillian appointed
to GIL vacancy.
Board aijourssa.siae die.
j. A. TCLLEYS An. HAKDT,
CSrk- Chairman.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-12-23
GUIDE Rock, Nebraska

GUIDE Rock, Nebraska
November .1>t, 1879.
ED. CHIEF:-The pre- .ent term si
the Sabbath School closed to day. un-
der the able management of G. A.
Lane as Superintendent, the schoo!
has prospered. The following are the
officers and teachers: Cnas. A. Lane,
Supt.; NJ. NJ. Morgaa A t. Supt.;
Mrs. WIN. Sabia Treasurer; Mary
SabiD, Librarian Z. U. Parker, Sec.
Teachers, Mrs +. U. Parker, Mrs.
VIM. Sabiu. Mrs. A. NJ. Talbot, Mrs.
n Lathrop, Mrs. Judson Ba ley. NJ.
Shelton, NJ. NJ. Morgan, and Henry
Curtis. The following are the scho!-
ars receiving pr yes for committing
verses FROM memory: Anna Shelton
SsA verses Lonnetta Bailey l41
Renna lane %; Willie Sabin =. The
average attendance has been II. A.
Mr.. Lane intends to return east short
ly he desires to express his thanks to
all connected whit h school for their
good attendance, department &c. They
have his best wishes for their welfare.
4. o PARKER. Sec'y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-12-23
Communicated
Elm CREEK, Nebraska.


ED. CHIEF The pen OF X=Ixes
has long been silent. This fact has
given rise to various conj .cfures ~ to
! hi. probable fate Gossip pronounced
him cead aLd b.. creditor. echoed the
cry. We take pleasure in announcing
the fact that We are not, dead but
liveth, and intend to dish up" items
occasionally for the CHIEF. We had
tn ught Of grinding out an article
once a week for the columns of the
CHIEF, but fear that the readers of
said paper might become reckless and
failing to find u, might inlet bodily
injury on the sacrel person Of Ye Eli
tor. To avoid Thu. calamity We vii.
Try and contain ourselves for two o:
three week. at a time. Farmer. in
this part o fthe country are most a
done husking corn. The yie.d has
BEEN large and the people are 10 good
spirits IN consequen, Our corn crop
owing to our iost ring care, did ex-
Gee iingly we'll. We plowed he grounl
and planted the corn, anl then with
the industry and p~aticnc', character
istic of Us, sat down ani watched IL
grow. We would ,it for hours un Ter
the balny shall of the friendly sun
flowers and waich that corn. Our
wife suggested that We borrow a cult
vator and 90 through the corn Destroy
ing Of weeds, but We met this .ug
ge-tion with arguments % strong AMI
conclusive that the idea was tut aside
at once "a wholly absurd. Why. said
We, suppose while We are gone to pro
m a cultivat or, some hun-ry grass
hopper or other ravenou> beast should
invade that corni.!d AMI d .s,roy it.,
so We patiently watched With sleep
less vigilance and unt;ring in1u-try
We watched that corn. The resu t Wa,
CRAFTY gathered several hun
dred bushels o! corn, the reward of IN
dustry.
We 10 en- eel {, h,v. something
to say on the Railroad question, bat
fear We have already weariei your pa
%tience, so We will only add that We are
''in for" bonds if by this mean, a rail
road can he secured in a reasonable
tine. May have more to say Oh the
subject another time.
Very respectfully yonrs,
NERXES.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-12-23
OAK CREEK, Web. ter Co. Neb.

OAK CREEK, Web,ter Co. Neb.
december Is h, 1873.
ED. CHIEF Although Brooklyn
has more inhabitants than our little
precinct, yet We have a scandal equal
to Beccher-Tilton. A member of the
United Brethren Church, over sixty
years Of age, had charges brought
against him. as follows Incest with
his daughter, abusing has family anI
over reaching the truth. Making w
his mind that ali c ull be proved
against him, he withdrew from the
church. When, oh when, will We get
rlj Of wolves in sheep clothing?
j. l.. II.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-12-23

HE question Of State rights and
State sovereignty is again u he agita-
ted. Senator Morton has introduced
q series Of resolutions, affirming the
supremacy ofthe Federal Government.
This is . sharp stroke Of policy. The
Dczsocratic leaders will be obliged Ia
express their sentiments, and show
their true coiors. hs believed that
the people Of the United States will
support no party that maintains the
principles of the old Democratic party
on the subject of the relation Of the
Federal and States government, while
it is a notorious fact that the present
leaders Of the party advocated such
sentiments before and during the War.
W. are anxious to see them take a
stand Oh the question to-day.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-12-23
The Road to Denver.
CALL FOR A DELEGATE CONVENTION.

There will be a delegate convention
holden at the Academy of Music, in
Lincoln, Nebraska. on January g., 1876
at ; O'Clock p. M, composed of dele
gates from the following COUNT $, viz:
Lancaster, Sew ard. Saline, Fillmore,
Gage, Jefferson, Thayer. Nuckolls,
Webster, Franklin. Harlan, Furna~,
Red Willow, Hitchcock, aud Chase,
for the purpose Of Incorporating a
Narrow Gauge Railroad Company.
having for its object the construction
of a narrow gauge railroad from Lin
coin to Denver, via the Republican
Valley. Each Of the above named
counties will be entitled 10 five dele
gates, and one additional one for each
1000 Of population or fractional part
thereof based upen the Genius of 1873.
Each Of the above named counties are
earnestly requested to send delegates
10 said convxItDn. Gentlemen firm
Denver will be present in attendance
upon said convention to. consult aud
all in the project.
Per order Of the committee.
SILAs CARRIER, Chairman.
!: Z. kENNARD,
W. W. Wilson,
II. j. WALSH,
l.. W. BILLINGsLEY,
A CORB,
NIL. SESSIONS.
Dated, Dec. II. 1875
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-12-23

SPEAKER BLAINE succeeded in get
ting his resolutions to amend the con-
rtttution referred 70 the Judiciary
COMMITTEES. Tho amesdmeA. is to
the effect that no state shah Be allowed
70 appropriate the public money b the
sup,-.rt uf scc,arian schools.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-12-23

MOODY and Sankey the eminentre -
viva!ists seem not to be exciting much
notice or attention just now. A
Prophet &C., &c We appreheud that
nothing short Of . new dispensation
will take very lasting hold il this
country.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-12-23
Cattle, Cattle, Cattle !
FOE SALE

50 head ofcacle, ~ head of two.
year-oids, 10 head Of yearinsS, -
head Of calves, and the rest co~.
Which viii be sold cheap for cash.
Also . good heavy draft team Weigh
ing about - hnndrel. age 5 and ..
Price. horses and harness $500.
Also = farm for rent, terms, : for !
year, or Tor Eve years Ss.eres bro
ken. good bou>e. I25 feet Of stablss.
.vo wells. and about - acres Of f.s:i
plowinx. For PARTICULARS en 90 or
address q. A. Lane. or A. CARRIER.
t;uSk AoGk. or at Lhr ofkcc. iOx
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-12-23
Official Directory.

CONGRESSIONAL.
A. g. Paddock Beatrice. US Senator.
W. Hitchcock. Omaha. U. S. Senator.
Lorenzo CTounse. Representative.
EXECUTIVE.
sILAs CARRIER. 6ovsrles. Lincoln.
Bruno TLschrck. Sec. OF State.
J.. Weston. Linsoln. Auditor.
J.. C. Mcbride. .. Treasurer.
Geo. II. Roberts. Atty Gen.
J. n. Mckenzie. Lincoln. Sup. Pub. lnstruc.
JUDICIARY.
Geo. r.. Like. Omaha. Chief %lstice.
DanIGantt. Nebraska City. a.o,,. In.
SamJ Maxwell. Plstsmouth
WEBSTER COUNTY.
J.. A. Tulleys. County Clerk
K. r.. Jones. Treasurer.
I. W, Tuileys. Probate Judge.
H.. e.. Bill, Sheriff.
H.. 8. Haley, School sup't.
& C.. Coon. CorOner
W. r.. Thorn. County Surveyor
A. NJ. Hardy,
a. W. Ball. County Commissioners.
=. Na;teson.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-12-23
Ten Hours in Advance
Following the plan pursued by the Daily,
The
Post and Mail

has been reduced in price. and = substitution
for one year nov costs only
o y + ID D L L A r.,
The Weekly will contain The News Of the
We K. the Best o Storie-, General readinx
for Men Of all trades an Professions. Items
of Art. Literatu e. Fashion. Society etc,
Nth
MARKET REPORTS
Carefully revised Down tn the hoar Of ssinr-
TO press. In everything it will be. Tor the
pkice,
The B. st Weekly
In the West. and within the means Of every
one.
observation-disclosures
Arc offered e. casvas-er- Send for ;cyr
and sample ropies.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-12-23
Journa! Of Agriculture and
FARMER.

q weekly g"r shc Gne0. orehard
and a. esne asrrIe.
TIE we,slr .sorsnl Of Agriesltu.e ssf
FaTE-r .ss cgu- I'D at.an Of the noxshty
Journal - tsricafi~e Asd tae ssekiy ME-
;oun Farmer. AMI snss
The srea, leaGiag popular Farm and Fire
sId. 4 per 81 tue ~outhses-
1t departments rc r9fD pie. r aai s1 . efl.-
Ell. bEanEe ss! e riias ieafaTe. aud tn<
dePsF ia-nt !, aiSays vi - good hing cen
tnDstsi by The nessbes- ~ rae Order. Iss
lad! e. are beard through I5.~ columns devoted
To their interest,". and many hints Of house
hold gti!it ami g"yIaaYIcc can bs glfaHet
By those who VISA % become ortlxss sef. IN
their hgm : and Dy tgti- LTesIdes- Aiicia So
W ID nc In-tFu tel Dy - Iiins tie Jparnai q!
MARKET REPORTS
are complete aaiheDii: AMI reliable and the
paper - vpTt1 the subscription prI-e sloCeto
gef IL maIkets. ;r,-n and 'cilaDlr every vees
send Tor IL Read II I, Take It's advice
aud II viii pay you
Men AMI women. boys and girl.. old aud
young. gave he journal OF Asg!cgi ure ans
Farmer a trial Tor one year AN Sc. a. you
have not ma lie a good Investment. Iti-s
large page. - cOlamn weekly AsrIca.ta A!
,ir,nse AMI Family Newspaper, aai - free
fron YOittS-s asst ibzious .iscu<stsns and
. cns i- and aeii with pages ~ 'ke- Il a
welcome yLIt r III tha1rasis OF households in
the great Mississippi VALLEY.
ia, agents sant-:. {, s1om liberal terms
Will be given. We waai agents ia csery town
a 4 vilaZ
Send for specimen copy free. and we ak
that y u sen u h. names ii Your iI.en =.
so tia ~e gnsy - Il them sI-eimca eos les.
sub criptiOl price. e o. pei amin clubs.
o: , ~ mo e. III % each. Postage, J. ce-is
mus; Se sent wit each name. as &c prepay
every paper sent 1Ct.
CHEW 'UbDELL 4 co. Publishers.
3iJ North SIKH street. ~. cui-.
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The lnter-Ocean.
THREE EDITIONS,
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