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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-08-13
1'l:l1 NT& /:

Hoard. Bedding. " ~hing, nil 1ul' 80 iit
English. French aud siern4an fpcai N,.aie
Plain and Ornamental N.cil.aarA tl..pa.
hl. half.yea,ly IN advance, Sl.n.aa
isnls, AMI u.s. nfitstfnnHtt, i.f ahlttlia, si,ts
llarp, | ~ nt
,;niiar, +. s. aaun
Private Iessons In Vocal Music :5,uu
Thorough Nnss, -, ~
Drawing. IL ~
Painting III Water rolors. .ouu
instructions In lulinar, Department .0,Un
Thc raursc II English Instruction rnn,-
prises photography, Reading, tateehism,
lanulnnsLip, Grammar, Rhetoric, Compost.
,iun, Logic, Mental Philosophy, Mental and
Practical Arithmetic, Algebra, ok-keep-
ing. Gcometry Ancient. Modern and Phys.
ical Geography Sacred and Profanc
History Mythology, Astronomy, Natural
Philosophy, Natural History, Botany, Chem.
iatry aud Physiology.
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Physicians.

-. GLEasMEn,. eases In Drsa store.
MEMM1AM, l.. ~, 0a1cs evrr Tsusn.
bNlls shes AtUss.
4. 2. J0N ~, Onies With swenson 4 Lowry.
4. ~ nkACkA1AN, NJ Residence, Last Of Court
HOUSE.
LfLIA J. VRAyGL, notsh VI Court House.
n. r. DsNON ELLES, ca ". y. ~.
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Produce Dealers


UEN. MuNrTlNO, RsA Wasshesse:-
DsAleg ~ ~ heM1s - reduce, p080
Ie1Ass, re1ts $50 na1t.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-08-13
Ayers
HairVigor
For restoring IN Grny Hair Ito
natural Vitality and Color.

~ HU't~iin
which, " u
s,il,'s a.es
N ltl.,
4.ai eli til
!. er esei
IL is..
/ Il sWaa -
/ t'sla
a. Wng t,t,
Ia rs Arl.iias
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-08-13

10 N. n. La,efea aad X. q Whits.
hon will PLEASE take netirrs Thnt ri tile TN
sale held ~ ansen, N thr fn.lniy 1T itnAalN,
in lie State ol tnna On te I'll liz Of November.
a. y. teI.t The Iolewn Ii seitbsl real property II
VII
~ Il ~ n, tr#fan twenty, fnNfshAs
onc hundred. faage u. VIA said Ia A, kmbail ind
assigned 10 ine Ind thai tIs riRti al fesint' ats
Aii expire and il Aee5 I'm .ai iaaa III ntaa I'm,
lees redemption trnln suHh .nsu h. made within
% aass trnsn the completed service hereof
Dated Ausust !. isfa.
ttt3 NN H. PATTERSON.
trint~r's fee ~.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-08-13
st. Mary's Institute,
rnAsRlE d. GsasEN. Wis.

This Institution, situated In the most az
lieltfMi location In Prairie tln Chen
under the direction Of the Achool Sister /
Noirs Dame.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-08-13
CUssssncsClMi DrrM rassscn,

titlssa lfeftftm IL s,rassm Ut fNrstsefar /,
sfstIntete IN. N ns,sf,ts iiEssts AID srsttensas
tutntnsfs sa s.s4h lsNf Viii sFFNass Sifatl.ts
tstitstfasHFs bsttAsaAf IrNH't sNs.ta'ts &iss8
rsths ~ & hesfs last rnssl ate.t ArheuHaa pi
tAsNslss a fcts k.snes's raatruaNW,l f@ia
,netalat ,nsn. AttalstaFr sIta f8stsA 0saGs#i4@W
ssaennetf8ai IAN hTsaNt N stvaUun's, hssNe0
III s4xtk AMI fgyt - sstss 9ftfssf.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-08-13

Grocery, Fruit aad Confectionery
Stores.
y, ONtEN, ., ". corner, opposite CeNrt
NoWae.
rNANk LAa1rAON, North 81 Court MoMse.
VI. y. wEUArER. Sec ~.
CnANOALL, M1.AkE 4 MARRY In the old
haMk Hnldinu, eh Kim ~
PRANK GuYErrE. IN. In Lsosara's old aAad,
South Ads Market ~.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-08-13
Dry. Goods Drnleys,

WHITE MOON Worth end Or
WrtCA Nl0ek.
q. WEAVER nst~k hlssk.
aTR0THfR. MARSHALL D sgAkLES.
hrtek nlUrk.
". y. klpP. Seath side ~ Market ~.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-08-13
po.Af~ra n Ilnri~rs.

q. 10. MIlLEN. sec card.
J. J. Brown. Mesr the klevasSs.
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yH2liae,.s Il D,.essMNGers.
Mrs. ,. C..STONE, ~es. u court IIoaar.
O. y. UONAMC0M, West of psNoyeliss lioas
ALKALINE DRoW NAI1ow, ovN ci.mnsr
D1ug kiors.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-08-13

Carpenters 0Na 1~SIAers.
=. HclARk, shsp On Chesy ~.
4. ., LENT, shop E.ss side nlm street
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-08-13

Foundry 4 Machine Shop.
swENaON HROTMERs. star Foundry.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-08-13

.Nk,yckySscN q <t'N1 Gs'0N-
err.
,. ". OWEN, ysaray Apple Trsss ~
small frMee.
y. y, MITCHELL, NeW Oregon NMrserv.
q miles sauth u ttesso nuehss Of osdeuhntu
and ether MasAy Apple Trees. 10 chses saties
Ties sshstlaM Apris Trtes,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-08-13
Insurance A0s,st,

Inasrnnee Agents..
ATON RICNANUA,
X. W. MOLWAN... cor. Elm and r. \. street.
N1IcAes, El0cxs a .Jc0ei,.y.
sWENa0N Z L0WRr. EAss . - Glss
~. See -.
0MAs. J. WERDEh, In kyyya B9'ldans doors
North uf Times Utiice.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-08-13
WOULD SOT M WITHOUT
XEGEYINI.
EOR TEN TIMES ATN COST.

The grrnt benefit | have received from
the use Ut Ncgrtinc inluoes me 10 give my
testimony In IL favor | believe II he mt
only uf great value fur restoring the health
hut a preventive NJ disease peculiar t. the
spring aud summer ~easons.
| would not be wiihou, II for ton times
iis cost
EDWARD TiLnEN.
Attorney and General Agent for Massa-
chaseits of the Graftsmcnn Life Az
surAnce Company, No. I'd Scars building
Boston Mass. s2wA
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.IMMires Of the Peace.
G. r. IN EGk ENnID0E, once aver klnaan 1
FAtn4wasth's Hank.
JAMES u. BROWN. ever cavssAs Sssrs.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-08-13

HnrHNnrs Ntsrss.
IOAlAA 4 DKOfMEM. sosih ri rosSt liausr
\. Il. DOAN. - Meshse street,
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or the rel
Ansl ttlee III MI
DEF AspwesHes.ss N
Tic st,n,as h. lsg.
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sasns, ard Az
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stlse. tscgtir isis.
table they
contain ists l.srt.
cHfs t,f lhit.eFai
/ n ila.cscr Mta j,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-08-13
Flour and Feed

rLANk. H., A~e card.
GMANnAI.I., HLAkEk MERRY, nearly cp.
posssr kinbaii Il Eatuaw.rth'a HANK,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-08-13

Hpus,rf t',sr,s Hus,
atn U,,ssters,
-. ! ~ sAs~sssa lsa \ sss#s. $50
Ea~s VI = seas as@s " Co. esss
s@r~~eo Trade.
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sss~sNsN h s~&NA1s - Aass
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Rec, ~~d SAsY Makvvs,
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DvSss~ttea te~sss
NEWf0N 49, Ase card.
Butter Dealers.
rny<ttot.M \ Annf. MasAN a.. o.
SA~AssN's NWstatMa.
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rONkt.t. y aOcNv. m Market a. " ~ Elm
a. N. WENTWORTH. Maskr III Wee, ~ Un
CiciAiHy.
xrSDrL0wIrx nRo. i 90. Market q.
County Snrcyor.
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ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT.


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". W. wAAMnuRN North - GeMss
uMWses
uknrAASpA JONES, W., q Court Mouse .sar.
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County .Snrrcyor.
LAnAN MAssErT, s.~ava c.nser. ,.ws
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Butter Dealers.
rnx<tt0t.M = AnNN, MAehN As.. IN
1A~AseN's hMslAlMe.
W.. u. dNt<. ~ hAs@HsAa 20 Ptass
. MatleD1 stess.
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.. LONu. Al Hssisssss tate ssasd ~ n k.a
rOWkt.l. 4 \ Ocnv. m MARKET a. " " Elm
A. n. WESTWONrM. MARKET n. Msa ~ Um
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-08-13

Reet ~~d Sac. Makers.
No. u. rNtMnaV.i Msss ssAe - re
street As~ss N.ssM - trMss N.MAs.
" " AlltNA<. svs eva aess N~ttA -
evSss~ttss M~ass
NEWf0N 49,. A@< card.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-08-13

cio,AiHy.
xrSnxL0wIrx nRO 4 60. Market ri.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-04

THERE was something very beautiful
about the simple faith displayed by Mel
son street boy in following robin for
nearly IN hour with handful of salt
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-04
Anniversary Exercises at Mills
Seminary.

The commencement exercises at Mills Sem
mary of Brooklyn, Alameda County, Califor
mia, occurred Thursday May 9th, and were
attended by large audience of the friends ano
patrons of the institution. In the absence Of
Dr. Mills, the Principal, who has gone on d
trip to Japan for his health, the Rev. DR.. Poor
presided. The graduating class numbered
twenty two. This raises the number of alumni
Of this tlourishing institution to one hundred
and twenty. The sight was beautiful as the
class sat on the platform, arrayed in white
The essays were of high order and great va
riety, including two poems, and were read
with force and emphasis showing fine
training in elocution r.
The Institution commences the new year
with bright prospects. The next class prom.
ises to be even larger than the present. OF
the twenty-five well-tried and experienced
teachers, all remain but two. Their places
are supplied by the return of Miss Wilson
long connected with the Seminary, and Miss
E. G. Hatch, lady of very large experience
and wide reputation. Prof. Hartman also re-
turns, as instructor in music.
Among the improvements of the past year
are; A room fitted up with telegraphic instru-
ments, for instruction in this useful art; anoth-
err set apart for a meteorological cabinet, and a
large addition of specimens; new and i'm
proved methods in the art department, draw
ing from models and nature. The walks,
lawns, flowers, conservatory, statuary, and
fountains add their beauty to the scenery that
surrounds the favored spot making it well
nigh unrivaled in its natural attractions.
And all its interior arrangements are so sys-
tematized, that the great school runs with a
quietness, order, facility, and promptness
which is truly surprising, and shows the high
est competency in its management 1t is
truly christian school. As well as its be-
loved physician, it has its pastor and preacher,
its morning and evening worship, its prayer
meetings, its Bible classes, its missionary So
ciety, its praying and working band, and has
been peryaded during the past year with
place can be found on this coast for the intel
lectual and religious training of our daugh-
ters= Pacific June 3D. -
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-04
WIT AND HUMOR.

A VISITOR to the Jail incidentally men
toned that it was backward spring.
II should say it was" proclaimed
discouraged prisoner. "Herc it is the goth
of May, and we hain't had green peas
yet"
FRESH FROM ERrN.-'sWcll, Patrick.
asked the doctor, show do you feel to-
dayg" "Och, docthor, dear, enjoy very
poor health intifely. The rumatics Is
very distressin' indade; whin go to slape
l lay awake all night, and me toes is
swiled as big as a goose hens egg, Sc
wheel stand up l fall dowp immedi-
ately."
A PRINTER out West, whose office is
two miles away from any other building,
and who hangs his sign on limb of q
tree, advertises fer boy. He says: "A
boy from the country preferred"
ssSIR," said an old judge tn young
LAWYER, ''you would do we'll to pluck some
of the feathers from the wings of your i'm
agination and stick them in the tail OF
your Judgment"
"a. THOSE young ladies of Kentucky who
have resolved not to wear any dress goods
4 &C.. &c va ri
ccst'ng soovc l"eIsynsa n as.;a AZ
viii soon n.se . vns's sa,r .ha dpnra ont
soon ~ m..ieu .no !:,, \. 70 J-assos ~ ns,ro,,
Il sney cant nave SIN - ''' 1870
re I'e''
A CALIFORNIA story teiis Oh a man WIG
resolved to give up drinking anu wer'
to notary to get MN 70 nraw up an anu ~,
davit to that cfiect. Wnats 70 pay
asked the pledge-taker, AFTER the piecge
had been drawn up ana aeilyeIeu - Hill a...
ITO pay-to payF cxcialmeo 'ne NOTARY Y;
Nothing OF course. otnlng 70 pay.
e1c,aln ~ INC 49, a J hr;ct Iets take
1850,
uinA
HAVE you any nrs1-la.e sersan. a.s
for the kitchenf ! want ono '1a' I Iua
mind her own business ana atlenu 10 l,e =
work. Jones asked inc ques1lon 81 = :
registry ONCE keeper. On' yes, saia
the proprietor, ANY quantity' iee me SNOW
you one Jones is a. once 1n.rouuse =
to daughter OF the Emerald Isle, anu IS
greeted wlth, AN, Goes yez Wan. SCI
want" res, says zones. nov many
hev yez In yer iamiiyT Zones answered.
"And hev yez not ana coio wa! :is An An
swers again. HOW many cnilulcn nes
yczf DO yez make yer girls WISH gun,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-04

The national GOLD MEDAL was awarded
to Bradley 81 Rulofson, San Francisco, for the
best Photographs in the United States.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-04
How the Dog Had His Likeness Taken

Cesar was fine Newfoundland dog Of
great intelligence, owned by Mrs. Rich
ardson of Lowell. One morning she took
the dog with some of the children of hel
family, to daguerreotype room, with the
view Of having the pictures taken of the
group. al.il He4
~ For nearly an hour Mrs. r. tried tc
place Cesar in posture suitable for the
purpose Of getting likeness; but when
she thought he was all right, he would
slowly get up, shake his huge body, and
of course spoil the picture.
= Annoyed at his conduct, Mrs. r. opened
the door, and, in a stern voice, said to
Cesar, "Go home, siri You have dis
pleased me very much you shall not stay
with us any longer" Hcreupon, Caesar
skunk away with crestfallen look, and
Mrs. R. made no further attempt to put
him in the picture. But the next day
much to her surprise, Cesar came home
with . box tied around his neck. What
could 1t meant He seemed to be greatly
pleased and wagged his tail expressively
while waiting for the opening of the box
His mistress was much more surprised
when she found that it contained a fine
daguerreotype of Caesar himself.
At the earliest convenience she called
: on the daguerreotypist to see how he sue.
ceeded in enticing the dog into his room
and keeping him quiet He said that, on
the morning following the failure, he
] heard noise in the entry as if some one
were humping on the door.
On opening it he found Caesar there
with wistful and eager face. He tried t.
drive him away but the dog insisted upon
entering, then walked to the old place di.
rectly in front of the instrument, and sal
quietly down, as much as to say, "Now
sir, | am ready to make amends for my
andiguiied behavior of yesterday"
As soon Is he saw that the artist had
done with him Cesar rose and stretched
himself with the satisfaction of one who
had wiped out disgrace by making rep
aration. He then waited for the daeucr
reotype, which was tied around his neck
and he trotted homo to his Mistress
Nurssry.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-04

THIS is to let my friends know that have
at last found an article of merit. After trying
many kinds of medicines, was advised by a
friend to try bottle of Garland's Vegetable
Cough Drops. At this time my cough was
very severe, as it had been getting worse for
over six months, but | am pleased to say, af-
ter using two bottles OF Garland's Vegetable
Cough Drops, l was entirely cured, and would
recommend Garland's Vegetable Cough Drops
in bottles, to all who need a remedy tor the
throat and lungs. Ebenezer F. Nye, Master
of Bark Louisa; residence, 451 Bryant Street
San Francisco. ..-. ..
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-04

No. 25 Third stI Get, San Francisco, is again
open, with larger lights, more room, and all
the latest improvements in instruments. All
work is warranted to give perfect satisfaction
Cabinet Rembrandts only "a per dozen; Card
successor to B. F. Rowland & Co.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-04

s. W. DENNIS, NJ D., has returned and re
sumed the practice of Dentistry at 80 Kearny
street, San Francisco.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-04

LONG AND SHORT LIFE.-The man who
lives abstemiously, who avoids all stimu-
lants, takes light exercise, never overtasks
himself, INDUCES in no exhausting pas
sions, feeds his mind and heart on no ex-
citing material, has no facilitating pleas
ures, lets nothing ruffie his temper, keeps
his accounts with Heaven and man duly
squared up" is sure, barring accidents, to
spin out his life to the longest limit which
1t is possible to attain; while he who in
cessantly feeds ON highly seasoned food,
whether material or mental, fatigues his
body or brain by hard labor, exposes him.
self to infammatory disease, seeks con-
tinual excitement gives loose reins to his
passions, frets at every trouble, and en-.
joys but little repose, is burning the can.
die at both ends, and is sure to shorten his
days.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-04

MICROSCOPES, showing bands on feas, grass
hoppers, legs on peach bugs, wonders in
wheat, corn, ETC., sent free for 81, greenbacks
or postage stamps c. p. Kimball, 513 Hayes
Street, San Francisco California.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-04

Ladies', Misses, Boys, and little Childrcns
Garments. Paris, Vienna and Berlin styles re-
ceiyed each week. Send postage stamp for
catalogue. H. A. DEMING,. Agent, No. Ill
Post Street. San Francisco
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-04

A CURE for rheumatism, simple, but pene
trating to the seat Of pain and giving instant
relief, is Trapper's Indian OH. Sold every
where, at fifty cents per patent flask.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-04

A FLORIDA PIcTuRE.-A lean old OK
hitched in two wheel cart, containing q
stalwart woman and four tow headed
children. Mounted on saddle on the OF
is the cracker" in all his glory, going to
market with few deer and beaver skins.
Travellers say the town is sometimes full
Of sights.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-04

0heN9n per day at home Terms Free. Address
VJEVIV G. STINsoN Co, Portland, Maine
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-04

nee mas rendered decision against the state
OF California in the case Of Pollen and Thomas
who some time ago made application to the
Land Office for patent for mineral claim
in school section in Township No. south
Range No. Beast. The State OF California filed
aprotest, claiming ownership Of the same un-
der the school grant, and P. H. Delaney, as
grantee OF the Stete, also fled protest. The
Commissioner has rejected both protests, on
the ground that mineral lands do not pass to
the State by virtue of school grants.
SPECIAL kilograms to the London Times say
200 persons persisted In the food at Toulouse
alone The outbreak Of an epidemic is feared
1t is believed that 2,600 houses have been
swept away in the town and environs. The
damage is estimated at from twelve to fifteen
millions sterling. The Paris correspondent Of
the Times makes an appeal to British charity
on behalf Of the sufferers. A Daily Neus
special says the lowest estimate of deaths In
the Hooded districts is 1000 1t Is proposed
to lombard and destroy the st. Cyprien quar-
.ef IN toulouse, to prevent danger from crum-
THE revival meeting, as originally proposed,
was not held at Eaton, because the local au-
thorities would not furnish the police force
which was considered necessary to keep the
peace. In addition to this, the opposcrs Of
the move persuaded the Mayor Of Windsor TO
wnnorsw inc permission for the use OF the
ing was finally held in Z private garden, at
which 1000 students at Lston, 1--WE masters
aud 800 citizens were present. The Earl OF
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-03

RAILROAD BoNDS-Firm.
STATE BoNDs-Quiet, except TenHe'-
sees, which We're lower.
SrocKs-Thc Wall street markets were
generally quiet to-day. as usual just pre-
ccding national holiday. The attend
auce was rather slim. Stocks opened IN
the main strong and higher. At the
opening Lake Shore was depressed from
So TO 555, but quickly recovered to So.
Pacific Mail advanced from 4Of to 4O5i
Western Union from - to 50; North
western from Ssh t. 80; st. Paul from 50!
to5i!. and Erie from IA TO l4s. At the
final close stocks were - little oil from
the highest point, and closed steady at Il
decline. Lake Shore was firm and sold
"a, 5sih,5S5. One >fthe leading Wander
bilt bankers was heavy buyer Of this
stock to-day. The more confident feel
INC in regard to Lake Shore IN late deal
ing, arose ont Of the growing impression
that the road has seen the worst and that
a large short interest exists in this stock.
Erie was firm and advanced 10 l55, clos
.us at l4.. Northwestern was strong at
%s.M39. and st. Paul ut G35M3i on the
prospect of large crops in the northwest
rru States. Investment shares were firm
and offerings light. Transactions on the
Stock Exchange were 100000 shares, of
winch 10000 were Pacific Mail $1,000
Western Union, 5000 Erie, 1900 Lake
Shore and 1000 Union Pacific.