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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-10-22

hands to-day, of which 50 at least were for
HoesNReceip.s 10, $40 head total for the week
mon Workers So 50d3 s., best Workers IS 700
3 S.; PniIadelphias So 9oai o..
65Ou head against 5000 head last week Selling
very firm; fully 10 cents higher than iast
week.
TOLEDO. Oct. 20.-wheat-Firm; No red
Wabash, November, 81 80; December 81 %;
81 siE:So . smberIliinois 81 3d.
Confirm and higher; high mixed, zslzc;
May s7c; No white sic.
Oats-Firm; No2 3f5zc.
AT the observation-disclosures and &c
higher; No 2 red winter, spot 81 81; Novem-
Der 81 sSH; December 81 Az; January 81 81;
No amber Michigan, November. 81 IS; West
Receipts|wheat $4,000 su; corn ls.oco be.
shipments-wheat LA bu; corn 2Ilpoo bn.
Foreign Markets.
LeEDos. Oct. %. p. m.-Consols for money
" Railroad shares-rIlinois Central esx; Penn
syivania Central 1875; Reading 2sef; Erle 4o5s;
preferred 81; Erie, second consols 81.
United States securities-New IS lo5E; Us
Kate Of discount in the open market for
three months bills i5s per cent; being e per
PARIS. Oct. 2o.-Rentes SIT Sc.
ANTWERP, Oct. oO.-Petroleum 1877.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. g-Cotton-Easy ats ll-lea
& Slid; sales of 5000 bales, including loo
bales for speculation and export, and 1900
bales of American
New York Live stock Market.
New YORK, Oct. 21-Bee ves-Receip pts go
head. Market IL fiuences all in favor ofselling
interest; prices higher, and not enough stock
10 fully meet the demand. Poor to prime
native steers s. 1893 IS: extra and premium
s-GS Is. Best - steers maket, $50 pounds,
$40 80. Exporters used 500 fat steers at 50 50@
10 25. Shipments for the week % live and
Sheep-Receip.s IA, 100 head. Market firm for
sheep and easier for lambs, with large and
Lambs Sgt, with few fancy al 50 50. Ship
rnents for toe week ,075 carcasses-
hsner sae d western % % per 100
lbs. Shipments $50 dressed hogs.
81. Louis Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2o.-Cattle-Fairly active;
fancy shipping 81 lOsi 60: light steers S. 5o@
4, stockers and feeders 81 oo@3 3. cows and
| heifers seas; grass Texans % 25gS l2!s; corn
fed do 81 1913 70; receipts 500 head, ship
ments 100 head.
sheep-Scarce and wanted: fair to good SEQ
50; choice TO fancy IS 6c0i; receipts 90
head; shipments 400 head.
Baltimore Cattle Market
BALTIMORE, Oct. 2u.-Beef Cattle-Market
more lively: better CRATES sc higher: very
81 75as IS; ordinary 81 5ea2 rs: most sales We're
from s. 50 to 81 50. Receipts 5222 head; sales,
Swine-Fnn supply with fair demand;
| quotations s5a5 IS; a few at either extlene.
EeceintS S,477 head.
Sheep aud Lam 8 fI3 head Sheep
| So 259I 3; lambs - 50a5 %.
Chicago 1--we Stock Market.
CHICAGO. Oct. 2o-Tne Drovers' Journal
reports:
| Hogs-Receipts Il 600 head; shipments $500
| head. Market more active and a shade higher I;
mixed packing So 3595 50; choice heavy
| s. 3563 So
Cattie-Receipts $500 head: shipments 400
| head. Market strong and higher; natives So SO
as; western cattle 81 2592 IS; through Texans
1 S2.s2 so.
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The Old Church That Stood I'm the Shade.
Tar

The Old Church That Stood I'm the Shade.
lChicago Legal News.l
Long years have flown since first we met
In the old church that stood in the shade;
Gray hairs have come, but wen ne'er forget
The good old times we sang and played.
We yet hear birds that sang each day,
When to the glorious Giyer we prayed,
While prayers and songs floated softly away
From the old church that stood in the shade,
Nostained windows reflected the light,
N NOT was pulpit In velvet arrayed. m
In the old church that stood IN the y ade.
But pride one day, In glorious bout,
Appeared In gorgeous apparel arrayed;
The world crept In, the spirit crept out
From the old church that stood in the shade.
They moved 1t away and cut down grove,
And not bird or a prayer has stayed,
Nothing 70 mark the spot we love,
Where the old church stood In the shade.
And we built a stee plo that touches the sky.
And otherwise made tremendous parade,
But not from the church that stood in the
shade.
We put on mortgage, much interest we pay,
While daily we are seeking for aid,
We'd gladly return 10 the good old way,
OF the old church that stood In the shade.
But when God shall come In glory and peace.
To collect all the debts we have made,
He'll surely grant ns q full release, .s
Because OF the church that stood In the
shade.
There 10 so much OF truth as well as poetry
In this little poem, from the pen Of Hon.
ordinary pleasure we transplant IL frem the
columns OF the State Argus, OF Springfield,
to oar own. We regret that. like Tho Old
Church that Stood in the Shade" many Of
the humble houses OF worship where the rich
and tho poor Christian used 10 meet upon a
level, have been torn down to give place TO
costly temples, laden down with
mortgages, which tho light OF Heaven
could only penotrate through stained
glass. In many instances the grandeur
OF the church has driven out the poor, and
with them the living spirit OF God We
have seen moro genuine piety In the old los
school houeeB OF the early day, which were
used m places OF worship than We have In
tho most costly temples OF the present day
| Many denominations are too sxtravagAnt Ia
building chnrches. They should DO built
plain, strong, substantial and comfortable
NO that every Christian who attends divine
| worship should, as far AS possible. feel q
homo. Mortgages should no more be pu
upon = church than tomb.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-10-22
COMMERCIAL.

There has been an unusually large amount
OF business transacted in all departments of
trade during the past week, and quotations,
with but a few exceptions, have undergone no
cLsnges.
The following table shows the amount OF
grain In store In this city at the present time:
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Prn,udIce IxIII..

Eleven years our daughter suffered on a
bed of misery under the care of several OF
the best land some Of the worst) physicians,
who gave her disease various names but no
relief. and now she IL restored to us In good
health by ~ simple a remedy az Hop Bitters,
that we had poohed Ut for two wears before
using II. We earnestly hope and pray that
no one else will let their sick suffer AZ we
did, ON account of PREJUDICE against 30 good
O medicine as Hop B,tters The Paren to.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-10-22

a great medicine In small vials.--Dr.
Pieices Pallets (ittle pills) No cheap,
paste board or wooden boxes, that allow 4
waste of strength. Sick headache, dizziness,
rush OF blood TO head, bad taste In mouth,
bilious attacks, jaundice, internal fever,
boils, and nettle rash. Sold by druggists. :
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


OYyfm or TIE INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL, I
MONDAY EVENING. Oct ~, 1878.
This has been a quiet one as far as financial
affairs are concerned. The demand for money
has been about as usual. The banks are meet
ing the wants OF their customers, and rates of
interest rule steady.
New York Ffnnncfal naxkes.
NEW YORK, Oct 2o.-Money-ss7 per cent.
Prime Mercantile Psper-5@sz per cent.
Government Bonds-Srong.
Sitver-At London So s. led per ounce.
The City of Richmond arrived to day and
brought s5oo.oo0 In gold, making the total I'M
Railroad Bonds-strong under a brisk in
auiry. Lehigh and Wilkesbsrre consoi. as
from s. s
and OHIO firsts, series B. from OBS 10 ooH
Missouri, Kansas and Texas nrsts ana second
consolidated, assented, advanced per cent
At the Stock Exchange the boom contin-
ues. Speculation was very active and bnoy-
steadily advanced to the close. the improve
ment for the day ranged from = TO per cent
the latter for Northern paciiie commoS, Louis
bile and Ohio, Nashville, Chattanooga and st.
the advance. Ede was an exception to
the general buoyancy, fluctuations there
in being slight o and The closing , sales
strong, with an upward tendency. Sioux CITY
stocks steady and unchanged. Northern Pa
6lsz. In final dealings C. al stocks were most
conspicuous for activity, and reached the high
est figures yet made. The feeling on Exchange
tins afternoon in regard to the future of coal
roads was more buoyant than at any
previous time since the change for the better
In the condition of the coal trade. There was
an active demand for investment shares, and
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy advanced.
Pacific Mail was in more active demand and
advanced l per cent. The earnings Of the
North western since the commencement of the
fiscal year, June l to october II. fncreast d
SgSS ,OSS. 1t is estimated that the earnings for
the balance of October will show a gain of
$4,000, which would bring the Increase for
the first five months up to SLIGO 600. Wabash
earnings, increase, SIS, COZ for the second week
in October.
transactions to-day sss.Ooo shares of which
5000 were Erie, Is 600 Lake Shore 5000 North
western, IL 800 st. Paul, 5000 Wabash, 81 900
Lackawanna, 1880 New Jersey Central, $50
Delaware and Hudson, S,6oo Michigan Central,
1900 Illinois Central, $500 Union Pacific, 5000
Kansas Pacific, 1900 st. Joseph, 2o,000 Ohlos,
$500 Western Union. 1900 Pacific Mail, 1000
Kansas City and Northern. $500 Kansas and
Texas, $4,000 Northern Pacific, 1900 Iron Noun
tain, 1000 Louisville and Nash vile, 1900 Indt-
annapolis, Cincinnati and lafayette, 5000
Mobile and OHIO, 900 l. eokuk and Des Moines,
1900 Nashville, Chattanooga and ST. Louis,
5000 Chicago, BurlinSton and Quincy, z,oc9 st.
Louis and san Francisco, 5000 Boston water
power, and 1900 Quicksilver.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-10-22

II you have scrofula, don't fail to uss "Dr.
Hndssy's Blood Searcher." Sold by all
druggists. A a gs
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Oats-Higher and Arm. No. white, S2tkc
hid, $50 asked; mixed, II nc bid, ls<c asked.
Hye-lfigher and quiet. No. h2t1c bid spot
ind October; offered at sic.
Hrnn--vl0 bid per ton. Si2 asked.
Hay-Is In good demand. Nhoice timothy,
wiro hnlea, pressed. sl4t1l5 % ner ton: loose
pressed prime timothy offered ON Change at
W ~ The Provision Market
Rules qutAt with q lower tendency In quota
lions. We quote ~ follows:
Dry Salt keats-Clear ribs. 40 stock here
no bid; shoulders sold out, vac Dig.
Iard-prlmo Steam. current, 90; winter,
about 900 tisrceN on hand held for 65<c.
sweet Picked Meats-Hamn. about 2MO
tierces In stock. Sales on Saturday Mt 7Hs.
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from the ice, packing the space between the
ndes and ice with straw; over the top throw
q few inches of sawdust, and, putting over
all a cheap roof, leave good air hole in the
top. Ice may be kept in this way until Sep
TENDER or October.
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The Wheat Weeyu.

: This little pest is not, as many suppose,
brought in from the field, but works upon
the grain after it is stored. In its perfect
state it is little beetle, one-eighth of an
inch long, and has great powers OF rnultipli.
cations single beetle Is said to produce
$3.50 eggs. The eggs are deposited on the
housed grain, and, soon Matched, the grub
eats at once into the interior of the grain,
and in time leaves only an empty hull.
FumIgating the granary with sulphur is q
remedy; the sprinkling of sir-slacked lime
has been recommended. II the granary is
badly infested it Is better to change the place
OF storage for year or two and starve them
out
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OCT.
Hogs-Receipts.4 SO head; shipments, 1000
head. The market was active and strong at
quotations. Light receipts OF medium quality,
packers taking all best grades at So o0g3 IS.
Shippers not laying. There IS 8 fair demand
for selected heavy. At the close all were sold.
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A. new BOOK or RARE MERIT.
EARLY METH0DISM IN INDIANA

BY REV. q. SMITHs
Including Sketches OF Early Times. Camp
Meetings and the lives OF Rev. John strrnge.
Rev. i Alfred ArrinEton, Mis- LYDIA HAYS s.:.
Jennie Tinsles Rev. James HRvens. Rev. jesse
JONES' Rev. Daniel Denote and othcw. Ore
fully bound. Sent by mail on receipt ~ ol.bo.
A liberal discount VIII be made 70 agents.
j. M. OLCOTT. Publisher.
36 East Market street, indianapolis
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-10-22

Lubr1catlng OIL -.I49I6
Powder and Shot-We quote rifle powder at
d 50. and blasting at y 5o92 SO per keg
Patent shot at 81 Goal 70.
Timers Supplies-Are In good demand. We
quote:
Best charcoal tin, I q, l0xll and llx20
90 90 per box: g, l2xl2, 50 . per box; x,
l0xl4 and lix2D, 81 90 per box; x, 12xl2 Sil y
per box: Q 1879 roofing tin, best brand, IS 20
per box; alx2S, roofing, SIG 90; n B. iron,
Sc; n charcoal &c; Northrop's sheet iron. roof
ing, IS 5o36 per square: copper bottoms, 81
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-10-22
About Corn and wheat.

Corn loses one-fifth by drying and wheat
onefourteenth. From this the estimate is
made that it is more profitable for farmers
to sell unshelled corn in the fall at IS cents
than at 81 bushel in the following sum-
mer, and that wheat at 81 3 in December is
equal to 81 so in the succeeding June. In
the case of potatoes-saking those that rot
and are otherwise lost-together with the
shrinkage, there is but little doubt that be-
tween October aud June the loss to the
owner who holds them Is not less than
thirty. three per cent.
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Education Among Farmers.

1t is fact shown before the British Par.
lament, says the Prairie Farmer, that while
the rental of land in Ireland had doubled
during the previous hundred years. and that
of England had trippled, the rental of Scot
land had sextupled itself in the same time.'
This is attributed mainly to the vastly
superior school system which Scotland has
possessed, and the skill and enterprise it had
fostered among the people. 1t is fact that
truck farmer within q dozen miles of any
OF our large cities will get clear profit of
$500 or $500 nom an acre of land, while the
average old style farmer hardly gets that
amount from his hundred acres or more.
These facts are worth studying by the still
large class who do not see the use of agrlcul-
tural papers and teachers. etc., and who
think muscle is the main thing in successful
farming
The truck farmer studies his market,
knows what ia wanted, learns how to raise
it, when and whers TO sell it, believes in
manure, buys it, believes in knowing all
about his business. takes his paper, reads
and thinks, don't kick at facts because they
are printed, keeps his eyes open and drinks
in knowledge from men and books. He
keeps learning ard succeeds in his business.
There is still large class in our farming
population completely stereotyped. Many
take no agricultural papers, attend no fairs,
no farmers clubs, try no experiments, have
no faith in improved tools and stock. and
are hardly able to tell at the end of the year
whether they lose or gain in their business.
Success in cultiyating the soil Is already,
and is to be more and more, dependent upon
brains. Men who read and think most plan
most wisely and execute most skilfully, will
succeed best.
We need only the help we can get from
the teachings of science, from Journals. from
fairs and clubs as we'll as from the daily&ex-
periences of the field.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-10-22
The Soil for Ceier1..

After trying for number of years, almost
in vain, to raise good celery on ordinary dry
garden soil, / finally borrowed the use of a
little patch OF reclaimed swamp lan1-deep
black muck, well drained but moist, and for
the past two seasons have grown on it very
fine celery with but little labor. So shall
never again attempt to grow this vegetable
on common garden soil without some cheap
and easy method of irrigation.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-10-22
Cranberries in the Garden

The Western Rural recommends the grow
ing of cranberries in the garden. A pound
of bone dust to the square yard is the
manure. I'm April, May or June, or in
october and November, set the plants four
inches apart in rows, six inches asunder. in
beds four feet wide. Two square rods will
yield four or five bushels and require 1000
plants. The vines will soon cover the ground
and require no renewal, as the plant is 3
perennial shrub"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-10-22

EAer LTnKRTY, Oct. D.--LhttIe = Keccipts
since and Including Friday last, .2oS head OF
through and 1870 head OF yard stock total for
AND 32n0 hcnd Tor the local trade against ,ds3
through and l. 40 local last week. The supply
for sale here Is not as heavy ~ Inst week ~
many DOMINION. Trade IL active for the New
York market, but 81 no ADVANCE over Iest
mon Is 2503 Is seventy loads have changed
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-10-22
\ Cheap loo House.

In giving lie following Cheap plan for an
ice house, the Fruit Record leaves one with
out excuse on the ground Of expense. III
you have no house ready, draw 100 or more
blocks OF ice: pack them close together In .
solid block on the north aide of = building
where the drainage Will be good. After the
ice 10 all packed together, build mp around
IL cheap board or rail fenoe, one foot away
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-10-22

NorE-The purchasing price for Government
bonds in Indianapolis varies from the New
York quotations 1z@l per cent.
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Chicago 1--we Stock Marke

CHICAGO. Oct. 2o.-Tne Drovers' Journal
reports:
Hogs-Rece;pts IL 600 head; shipments $500
head. Market more active and a shade higher;
mixed packing s. 3595 50; choice heavy
s. 3563 50.
Cattle-Receipts $500 head: shipments 400
head. Market strong and higher; natives 50 so
as; western cattle 81 2592 IS; through Texans
S2ag2 80.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-10-22

The Rnral Row Yorker Gays: I'VE take
the liberty to regard the use, OF bags III COW
sripg for bunohss OF crap ", thereby pro-
tecling them from birds and, insects. as one
Of the vagsries Of enitgsias tic horticulture
irts,.'
A solution OF carboiic acid and gycertne
10 or 10 drops OF the aci dsnd an ounce OF
gyoeriDe-is good for motAvito bites. An
other remedy. which Is quito simple and
surely effective, IL an application OF salt
water.
The most satisfactory resultg with bees
may be expected II abundant stores OF
honey can be found within two Miies. They
will work more freely upon blo ssoAns st
some little distance from the apiAvy than
upon those close by.
In nearly all cases small boned "a imais
are good feeders. will mature early and pos
sess fine flesh. On the other hand. CO arse
bones and large JOINTS indicate late ms,'ur-
ity, poor feeding quality and coarse hslsh
with large proportion OF oiial.
A cellar that Ia cool. dry and dark. and
yet we'll ventilated, Is the best place for
preserving potatoes in large quantities
When smaller quantities are to be preserved.
there IL nothing like dry sand. The same
may be said OF fruits and roots of all sorts.
The New York herald., 1879-12-16

PROPER CLASSIFICATION.
AMUsEMENTs-2D PAcK-4th. 5th and 9Th coils.
AsTROLoGy-i2rn pAGK-6.h col.
stRbkRRsywlnllNS soHRbERs wnNrEDns1 risE.n pas.ea sS COL
S5R ERE @sb G5
sgsIssss CO..
CITY ZEAL ESTATE s1S sA5EsD rAsn,. as col
R md sA coils
T6T pisse TxM4.S So col
DENTisTRYSSIm PAex-sth col;
BSfs sIsPf oGsEs Td AND
srE r1ss.s facrsh fH col
sHSz %sHii.s f.s:s;S :s :st eth coils
sSs Ro6Ss 4sb TO
PAeE-lst and I'd coils.
kEES rssnesa col
H5ksEs H5ks s. :nd 4.h eo
HoGsks Eocss osssea rLSoEs OF BUSINESS &C.
$s$#H Js .sR sss
M4SsINEKsxS225HL AHsEK KxS2ELssn sAssf:s Tacss.h COL
MEDICAL-srn PAcx-eth col
NESlqH2S NEM qrHHsIfcAToNsM7ss rHsSs.e COL
$GsT SyS6E sSfoA.! ASS P.aseS COL col
PR9rreS1hosShEi1 siAffoSs
pRoPERrY YAsa'e oGT Of THE CITY FOR SALE Oh TO
REF~ <pP PAGx-1st COL
REAT estate AT AUCTION.2D PAGE-fst col
IcAL KSTATE TO EXCHANGE-2p PAGK-lst col
RIAL ESTATE wANTED-2p PAGx-lst col.
RESTAURANTS-?D PAGK-4th col.
REWARDS-fsf PAcE-1st col.
SALES AT AUCTION-2p PAGE-2d and Sd coils
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-12rHP PAGE-ist, I'd.
Sd. 4tI and 5th coils.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-12fH PAGx-Sth ana
9Th cols
SPECIAL, NOTICES-lsr PAGK-lst, I'd aud Sd cois
STORAGE-1sT PAGE-6th col.
THE LECTURE SEASONED PAeE-4sh col.
THE TRADES-11rH PAGE-6th col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PAcK-1st col.
TRAvELLERS' GUIDE-Isr PAGE-6th col.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
2D PAGx-2d col.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-1sf PAcE-6th col.
WATCHES. JEWELRY. &C-11rH PAGE-6th col.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2D PAGE-1st COL
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-lOru PAGK-6ta col.
The New York herald., 1879-12-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.


MISS LoTTIE BANCROFT GIVES MAGNETIC
l5th st.
MARBLE AND MARBLEIZgp MANTKLs GRAVE
AAstones 8c A. kLABER. I34 East 18th ST.. near Sd sv
MME HANSON. 455 eTIi Az. CURES EffECrUALLY
a'Sy Ss s"s Ron. snshs
MkS DIR. v. N. GEORGE INDICATED vAPOR
ubaths manipulating unsurpassed 15 East l4th st.,
NINE. ROCHAMBEAu. ELECTRO MAGNETIC rHYsI.
yyes nsrsons DEBILITY .Rssay Back oaros 40
P9lLcE DEPARTMENT or THE CITY OF NEW
GRAND cHANUcKAH CELEBRATION AND BALL
YOUNG MEMS nEBRSSw ASSOCIATION
Carriages conveying pany tho above celebration
ss " ers from Of The s
a. the main entrance and out by way of 4th ST. and
Members earriagssw arrive from Sd and leave the
a" s"s in, II direction Hf ah on departing gentlemen will
Line viii 30 formed on sd av north from 18th st. Rates
for one or two passenger. to any
u %ls be-
charged for Is rate not to exceed 20 cents per mile
Captain Eighteenth Precinct.
THE NEW YORK ELEvArED RAILROAD COM
New YORK DeeonSsr H. is7srhs ' regular annual msss
Ing Of tho s'oe kholders this elce,ns -
will So held a. the oics "f lie Company Br"ad%sy
noon Polls will open At Il o'siesk NJ and close as
o'clock NJ The transfer books will be closed the
S ana .f
RIO OWNERS OF PROPERTY ON BROADWAY
Owners Interested In lots Broadway and desirous OF
having property owners control railroad which
bo built that and to THAR interests
requested to meet tho Metropolitan uel Tuesday,
December ID. at o'clock FREnER!C w STEVENS.
JAMES W. GERARD
HENRY HILTON,
LISPENARD STEWART
and othors
THE DEATHS OCCURRING FROM BRIGHTS DIS
4 cases. diabetes. dr0psy. paraysts gravel stonc and
bladder diseases because they failed Asahc
Natural Mineral Spring Water which IL specific In such
2o1 Broadway, New York.
w under Green's patent.
Largo consumers Of Croton and Ridgewocd address
WM. b. ANDREWS & BRO.
235 Broadway. Now York.
All parties infringing this patent will be prosecuted
Y by TELEGRAPH-THE FOLLOWING THREE
Ing Of KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
No. ~, ,7sS drew $l5.OOO.
No II .422 drow ,OOQ.
No DC, ,Ol2 drew 81 .5o0
KENTUCKY STATE ALWAYS DRAWN DECEMBER 81
Capitals aoU, S5Om y 500 &C.
&1 INVESTED IN ROYAL NEW BRUNSWICK
sp lsccurcd $4,000 Full particulars CLUTE CO., 81
Nassau vt.
DOGS. BIRDS. sc.
4 Lien. 5fH Az. AND ssfH ST. HAS FOR SALE
white Cocker Spaniel Dog Bull Terrers finest and best In
this country
FOR SALE CHKAP-A TERRIER DOG INQUIRE
IL
The New York herald., 1879-12-16
REGULAR SALES OF EORsEs AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY

On every horse that is warranted kind
in harness three days given
to test warrantccs.