davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-05-21

PHILADELPHIA, May 20. .-FLouM-Quict; Minne-
aata extra faulty medium, St.Ho; good, 81. III;
choicc, 81 90; Minnesota patent process, LEO.
Rye -four. g.. s7}sGl3.G0.
GnAtS-Whcat guIot; ungrAlcd, n0c9lSl 10;
No.2 Western rcd. 81. 10. ltyo nomfnaly nncl,ang-
cd. Corn anlct; rejected, 1:Nei8c; steamer, 10
Gs40c. Outs nomInally unchanged; mixed WcstcFn,
3J!f 6134Itc: white. :l7c.
.Pnoy1sIoSs-F!rner; prime mess boef, sls.0 .09;
Mess pork. Si0. 75ft10 u9!s. ftnMs-SmokodS ST. 90
9l0. 10; pickled. 81. .oaa8.iu. Lard-Nestcrn,
80. :!.1al1. 80. .-..
IlurTrM-MarEet EASY; creamery extrn, 1Rfl10c;
New York state md Bradford County, pa.. extras,
lhG117c; Western ncscsvo extra, 124t1tc; du good
TO choice, Q411c.
Et,us-Firin; Western, lie.
CHEEnE-s.cady; Western creamery, 76b71lc; do,
pErnoiEux-Solnlnaa; refined, s.t@saGc crado.
WmHHY.-atnsket dull; Wcstcru, 81. o..
REeEllrs--tlonr, !, 100 hrts; wheat. T9, COO bu ;
corn, lt4 Gp0 bu; oats. I, 500 bu: rye. 1.6D0 BIZ.
WooLc-ScaFcc; Ohio. Pennsylvania. md West
Virginia doublc extra aud ahove. ;35d1Gc: extsn,
3aGtlc: medium, :''de:IKc coasAe. 30 tEJ4c; New
York, Michlgnn. luuann, ind Western 1nr, ~
esa:,c: medium :l5fe:7c; coarse, .tttt3lc; eomo.
Ing. wished, :iI@l40c: unwastcd !!HGA,luc; CaAada
comhing. ;a.i;ibc; flnc nMwasllrd, dD!Ic; coarsa
and medium unwaBlcd, 9.;;'Gt3oc; tub wasnel, 3Ja1
sfUc.
, 1879-05-21

Fpsesaf nispsseh to Thf TrsbHne-
KANsAs CIrr, Mo-, alny 10.-GnAty-The Price
Current reports wheat rccepts. :. TIL Thu; shIp-
1ueats, TO- 514 bu; h!ehor; No. each. 81. ol;
May. sl.o4; No. cash, 0ac: Mny. 07,4c. Corn
.-.l!cccipts, ~, it47 hu shipments, n, 25i bu;
steudy; No. 2 cAsht 3!c; May. 3otlc.
, 1879-05-21

0HwEao, May 20. -tfnAtS-Whcnt steady: No.
2 Milwaukee, S1.0S. Corn no.nlnaliy unchangcA
No. 2 Western, 10c.
, 1879-05-21

CLtvstAEp. O.. May 20. 0.-PETRoLEuH-Quic
and unchanged.
Olh CITY, Ia, Nny 30. 0.-rz7notrua-Marko
opened at 1ssic: declined to 7ac, at wicn preu it
closcd; s1,lpmtnts, n, COO, averaging III, 600;
tranractious, 1lO, 900.
piTrsn,'l,,,, Pa. May 20. .-rkrnoIEuN-Gnict
crude, Da,.c III Parkoea for shipment, reaued,
Sic Philadelphia dolyury.
, 1879-05-21


CINcIHxAr1. O., alay n. 0.-Cor7oN-9tTonR and
higher at llstc.
FLouu-steady and unchanged.
tinAIx-Whcat In good dcmaud and prices
shade higher; rctl. S1.0aQt1 10. Corn unsettled.
but generally higher, ut sSGt4oe. Oats In good
demand and prices 4 shatlu higher, nt isajf.Hic
Ryv quiet but steady at 5Jo. ulr!oy dali aud ill.
changed.
PisovlsloNr-pork JUL and nominal n at sc. %.
Lard dull and lower tu sell; cu1tunt 1ke, 81. 20.
pulk Incats..aiarket dull and prfces slsls Lever;
tSxasss sayYf Sos 'oh aoas elsa1 ~
castot at 81. I'M, IS. l.ss a.. 81. aad so37'i1
L. EU.
Wltskr-Oool demand at tull prices; 81. .D..
npTTxn-Fatr demand ut lover rstes; fancy
creatnery, 17D1ho choice Western Reserve, 12H
Qt15c; ehoea Ctntrat OHIO. 10f41@c.
, 1879-05-21

TURpENTINE.
WtExtHnros, MAY 20. .--5rIntrs OF TunrENTlNn
-stuatlY at 25.t.
, 1879-05-21

BAIraopB, May 20.-FldrR - Dull aud un.
changed,
0uAik-Whrat--We hrln and higher: No.
y rrunsylYan!a red, Il. l1!t; No. = Western wsn'
ter red, ppa., $Llatz; May, 81. l3!4u1. 13's;
, 1879-05-21
g'0I,Ieu(3.

ToLzpo. o., May '@o.-GmA1s-Wheat stsong;
amber attchiean. spot 81. .l0,i; juno held at
81. 10; July. 81. oa.i bid; No. rcd winter, june,
sl.l0; sJuly. s1.U5,i; August, s1+oa. Corn
atFong; hlgh.n,ixed, 3aAc, No. spot, 3sse;
Janv, :7:e; j9ly, aa,,s; kaa.a, ~ as;sc' Oats
IlEcEliTs-- Wheat, IL. 00ti lI; corn, ". o1g hn.
huirAENrs-.Wheat, 81. o0U Ha; corn, h8, ooo bu,
, 1879-05-21

dnnc, 81. ass; July. 81 l3'i; AnenAt aud acnt:tE-
bef. II. 0Hat. corn--WcAtern firm; Western
mixed. smut, a:shG; MaT, 43Aft4ast; Juno.
1a!te; ;lnlr. 45hc bid; AnRIst. 44Me. oats aall
"'Tf "s,nRdr' "H1"aRdr "5o "''' a"u ''''""ns'u'
isnoy,soSH1 1Ou,ot nnd atcai,y.
il,'rrkH-Flrnl.
1;;ti"s-.sieady ;,!H!,. nta unchanged,
tnrrnss"n,cSh,s TT a,mc1; c"i n;o e,tro.. 1oxS,
lie. '''''~'' @''S S'' +~"S
WMsKr-1>m1l At 81. 1G. .....
FME'ntTE-Io Liverpool per steam, very tth1ot'
s'H',t W. r,,r, , ri, h,,., to,, no mn h,,
.nrm Nm H.. at - " FIX nf'p! ~ "Hrn. IN v ~ '"i
RittrsrvTsWhnnI NJ t ~ t H.. nv ~. IN In,
"'a'' "e.1 ~ "a' e''"' W. 7'' '"'
, 1879-05-21

CHICAGO MILWAUKEE t. gT PAUL RAILWAY
Union Dcpot. corner Madison and Cannl.4ta. Ticket
Ufec a3 SOUTH Ciafk'st., opposite Sherman ffousa.
, 1879-05-21
4 QUlEK-HyITTED BOY.

During tho railroad riots III pittsburE in the
summer OF 1877 {saYs tho Boston 7fanscript) It
became necessary to beat hasty rctrcat from
the ecurral otllco Of the Pau-llamllr Railway
Company, and ile promises wcro eyncslatrd In
tloubc.dutck.titnc In thu confusion rcgu-
lntor c'ucs, uscd hr 'hc superintendent, "as
gottcn when thu Iaet loa.l lett the building,
wllcl, Mt that time wns surrounded by the mob.
4 youth still IN tltS teens a messenger III i1ie
freight department, lingering IN thu doorH-
cd bui!dlu., recognized it, md was, about
TO tukc It.; hut burly riotcr saw It at the haa,c
ttue und seized It.. 1t was rs much Us onc's life
was worth to cxpostulnt. viii thu plundcrer,
but the buy puckily luid hold Of ,le iimep,!ece
nnl clattaed it ~ hIs pro1crty. The ".plug.
usly" sl,uos him oit: Sot!,la;; da',nted, ~
''thnt clock won't do you no rood. 1t'a made
to keen, Columbus time, ,. Thanier," an,
no pa.t OF It. t;ct ont with IT," The boY stars.
I'd, run the gauntlet of yoley Of resoser.s!lots
a,,u d s.lowcr ot pavtng-atonca, md rcnchetl his
frleulis In safety with thu rescued clock, which
Is HOW doing good service nYain.
, 1879-05-21

sa' S87ao 1uu3RVE WIZ i4IIeIi EIp 1eCc1Fto HaEIh
M small. Two saIos OF dry stuff weEo made at
former figures. Grecn waa unchanged. bolny
quoted tho satne a. heretofore.
Shingles and 1atl, sold at recent prices. Dry
lumber Is IN gnod dcmand. and moyc4 oil almost
- toon a. Il reaches thu docks. sGmc Of the East
sao1e m1l'nlsn arc piling their lumber, intending
totcNd Il In dry. This partially ACCOUNTS for thu
mtacte receipts at tho salc-docks. Following mrs
n nfH Hftf.uI f1...u
, 1879-05-21

on tAsy Ef~rfct.
IL say, John, did 80 sec the circusf" yelled a
little boy to another last evening.
"No.o-o, didn't sec The circus 4" snceringlr
RaId John, who hou been kept In The house Tor
Iisobcdlcncc.
!" llun.ph. Ought to bccn there; biggest
show you ever sucd; eefuntt alHl car1nels, and
bon cnntwisters, utd-ard everything. II !
couldn't 60 to Il circus l'tl run awas."
"Who wants to 20 to zcr aM clrgusF" " yelled
John. u ind q circus oil to myself. Tied tho
niIk. .pteher 10 thu cnts tail. ad the cat knocked
down two ilowcr.pots, ,,Il sAslled the pitcher,
NH bsolie pa1'e Of glass., Tit away viii Sour
Old cIrcuses been to 1norc'n 1o.,r hundred, an
didn't lave 10 1nuci, fun; mn didn't get licked
nuther,' and tho buy Win latl been to tho circus
ftlt as II ho got hold Ut the cstor.o!l bottloby
tntatakc.
, 1879-05-21

@19tuo1 T. MFy bftc9 dtN1f 1E $B. .0U.
a. seaf T. Waibsitagc. from Ford lyer, 27o. 900 It
H.. SaFRo HchF LumbeEman, from n!ock Lake. 14o,-
Mu y a = common strips and boards Al So. 90. and
tS,W1 It green ,ati at 81. Ii. barge i. A, Irish,
HeE y Hfand ll4ycn. I. OGO 900 antl A shingles at
atan and 30D, D0G No. | do at Sl.05
i, ths yasd.dsaers rrpost fairly acttve huslnoss
, 1879-05-21
LUMBER,

lIQ II3Eif.
Tie movement OF lumber, etc, last week and
since Jan, is exhibited In the following starc-
meat:
Rstspts-
Lumber, 4, ft........43, 148 1877, 438 1f15, 151
Ehlnsles. n No.... ~, ono 11S, DH4 liz, 1:D
SAlpHtnff-
Lumber. III mft........1B, 178 900, a46 180, EI9
6binsles, I'll NJ , 9314 tB.6OJ t3,Oi0
, 1879-05-21

Pullman Hotel Carx arc rim through. hetwern Chi
nj lD::lnh m. E''NN" A
Noothcr road rans Pullman or any ether form u
hbtGI west at t:hrA1o.
a-flcput corner u Wells md Kfnzie.hh
t-Dtpat corner Of Canal and Ktuzo-stA
CHICAGO BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY RAILROAD
Dcrnfa foot uf Laks.s. !nlanaav. and Sixteenth st.,
and ttnna md sxteChth'at4. Ticket Oncc1 90 Clark.
ht and n depots,
, 1879-05-21

All frs,ns run ria ailswaukcc. Tekrts for St. Paul
ArI arc good either via Ma1tson and tTaFio
iu Chfep or via WAtertown LaCE1asl. and Wtnuah-
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Depot foot 0f takc-4t. and fD1 at Twenty.
Ticket Ul1ce. III itandolplat., ncat Clark.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-12-11

~ E. DE WITT,
". BARBER AND HAIR-DRESSER.
Shaving, Shampooing aud Hair-cutting arts
tically done. Special attention given to the
dressing of ladies' hair. Rooms under Clem-
mer Pooler's drug store. Austin, Mimi. 39tf
Bath room has lately been attached.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-12-11

T N. WHEAT, Md,
Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon. Office
and residence corner st. Paul and Mill streets,
Austin, MINI. jun"O
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-12-11


The Secretary Of War reports that the War
Department estimates for the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1881, are $40. $50. 42S. 90. the same be-
Ing for q less sum OF money than any annual
estimate rendered to Congress from that de-
'partment during period Of at least twelve
years. He concurs with the General OF the
Army in recommending such legislation as
will authorize the enlistment Of tho full num-
ber of 25,GOO men for the line Of the army,
exclusive Of the 3,460 men required for de-
tached duty, and therefore not available for
service in the field. He also recon-
mends that Congress be asked to pro-
vide by law for the disposition Of Il
large number Of abandoned military posts and
reservations, which, though very valuable in
themselves, have been rendered useless for
military purposes by the advance Of ciyiiiza-
ton and settlement He unites with the Quar-
termaster General In recommending that an
appropriation be made for the construction OF
cheap and perfectly fre-proof building for
the safe storage of . vast amount of money,
accounts, vouchers, claims and other valuable
records now in the Quartermaster Generals
Office, and exposed to great risk Of total lie
stluction by fire. He also recommends. in con-
| formtty with the views Of the Judge Advocate
! General, some declsratory legislation in refer
once to the military statute Of limitations az
\ applied to the crime Of sdeserti0n In these
several Recommendations concur.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-12-11

@. N. CAMERON. e. b. CRANE
CAMERON & CRANE,
" ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
An Real Estate Agents. Collections made
and taxes paid. Office, north side Public
Square, IN brick building, Austin, MINI. 4O-ly
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-12-11
TOHN KENT.

From his new Grocery Store at RAMSEY, sup
plies the surrounding community with every
thing needed in his line of trade. Goods first
class. Prices low. Give me carl.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-12-11

nations on oAcn e1de OF the lilo 0rande, uuner
the instructions Of their respective Govern
decreased, and, in localities where they were
formerly destructive, have now almost wholly
ceased. In view Of this result, entertain
confident expectation Of the continuance OF the
prevalence Of quiet on the border Of the two
countries.
The third installment Of the award against
Mexico under tho Claims Commission Of July
4, 1858, was duly paid, and has been put in
course Of distribution In pursuance Of the act
Of Congress providing for the same. This sat-
isfactory situation between the two countries
leads me to anticipate an expansion Of our trade
with Mexico, and an increased contribution Of
capital and industry by our people to the devel-
opment Of tho great resources of that country.
I earnestly commend to the wisdom Of Con-
gress tho provision Of suitable legislation look
ine to this result.
Diplomatic intercourse With Colombia is
again fully restored by the arrival Of the Min
lister from that country to the United States.
This is especially fortunate in view Of the fact
that the question Of an interoceenic canal has
recently assumed IN important aspect, and ia
now under discussion with the Central Ameri-
can countries, through whose territory the
canal BY the Nicaraeua route would have to
pasa Il is trusted that enlightened statesman
ship ON their part will see that the early prose-
cution Of such work will largely lnure to the
benefit not only of their own citizens and those
Of the United States, but OF the commerce Of
the civilized world. It IL not doubted that,
should the work be undertaken under tho pro-
| tective auspices of the United States, and upon
satisfactory concessions for the right Of way
snd ito security by the Central American Gov
| ernments, the capital for it, completion would
| readily bo furnished from this country and
Europe, which might, failing euch guarantees,
prove inaccessible. Diplomatic relations with
Chilli have also been strengthened by the
reception Of . Ministry from that country:
Tho war between Peru, Bolivia, and Ohilf
stin continues. The United States has not
deemed it proper to interpose In the matter,
further than to convey to all the Governments
concerned the assurance that the friendly off,
ces of the Government Of the United States for
the restoration Of peace upon IN honorable
basis will be, extended In case the be!ligerents
shall exhibit readiness % seeept them. Cor
dial relations continue with Bf12il and the Ar
gentne Republic, and trade with taese ceun~ ~
tries IL Improving Es'SS
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-12-11

lie o. PUBIC employment INo pEOGectlOu Will
which I great and enlightened nation shau
guard those who are faithful in its service.
Sinking Fund.
The policy Of the United States steadily ad-
hered to from the adoption Of the constitution
has been to avoid the creation Of national
debt, and when, from necessity, in the time OF
war, debts have been created, they have been
beea paid of on the return OF peace as rapidly
as possible With this view. and for this pur-
pose, it is recommended that the existing laws
for the accumuls ton Of sinking fund sufti-
cient to extinguish the public debt within
limited period be maintained. II any change
of the objects or rates of taxation is deemed
necessary by Congress, it is suggested that Ok.
perience has shown that duty can be placed
on tea and coffee which will not enhance the
price of those articles to the consumer, and
which will add several millions of dollars IN
nually to the treasury.
The Courts.
The business Of the Supreme Court ie
At present largely in arrears. Il can
not not ~ BE- % expected that ,,, more - cause: ~ e:
annual session, or that by any assiduity the dis.
tinguished Magistrates who compose the court
can accomplish moro than Is now done.
In the courts Of many Of thescircuits, also, the
business has increased to such IN extent that
the delay of Justice will call the attention q
believed that al is done in each CIR
cult which can be fairly expected from ii
judicial force. The evils arising from delay
are less heavily felt by the United
States than by private suitors, % it
causes are advanced by the courts when
it js seen that they involve the -discussion
of questions Of public character. The remedy
suggested BY the Attorney General is the ap
pointment Of additional Circuit Judges, and The
creation of an intermediate Court of Errors and
Appeals, which shall relieve the Supreme Cour
of part Of its jurisdiction, while larger forct
duties. / recommend this suggestion to thl
consideration Of Congress- Il would seem t.
afford . complete remedy, and would involve, L
ten additional Circuit Judges are appointed, q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-22

sSp sfsF 2gE1cE ok aI Of
AMusEMENrs-Isr PAer-sth and eth coils
AsTRoLoGyal2Jn PAen-6th ; COL
BR66RLYN sR6oR Sp REAL estate FOR sALE~2S FHa,-
sYsISSkkSSss r.e.
6EERks AND 5sN sAkEssHNEiar zen F4easss and SsS eos
SS2e%SsS SSP exEPSS - rs s., s:,.
bAsTwHsk b1ASd AcApAI soi 'na ON '''
pENTIsTRY--2p PAGT-sd col
DWEHtrNpss D pss or5Es as' rs LET FURNISHED AND UN
FvkNls n sTE S2T fss rAc.-4h ss: col
Fts ssaciAI-lils PlsE.
TINE ARTS isr PssK--4th col.
sSy6 re S ROOMS osSsd 4S5 sH5 APARTMENTS TO LET
-.,-,, ~ i,;,nI HtGs-,st and % cols;
aELf fSsse ss pAe.4ss col
HGks P.a snd 4h eo
HousEs RpoSs posdP Faces OF BUSINESS &C.
1ssrE1oTToS-aD MANT6H-aD rAsn-5s PAsn-5sh Goo col
tesF1 tesT hNp SoTISEsaFm pSEsDs. col
ARBihsATP MARBLE sMANTGLs@is1 Ls0i'P PASG-etA @ col
MEDIcAL-I2rH PAGE--6th col
NsSlqAlIe NEW pa fTo'n s1 rAerssh col
PfANoFokTEs fE AIas' dRs1Ss, &C. w lAcsesh col
P PRoPERTY rl'6 6oT ~ Or fnE cirY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-2p PAGr list col
REAL FcI ArF ny EXCHANGE-2p PAGE-1st col
REAL ESTATE wANTED--2D PAGE-1st COL
RETTalOUs rOyIC Es-- isT PAGK-1st col.
RFWARDS-iar PACH--lst col.
HALES AT AuCTloS-l2rH PAGE-5th and 9Th cola =.
birUATIoES " AlsTED-FEMALES-l2TH PAGE-lst, "a,
81 and 1th coils ... /,
BPBcfAL NoTICES-lsr PAGx-lst, I'd and Sd coils
FpORrfNG-DOGS BIRDS, &C.-lsT PAGE-Sd col
IHH BALL SEASON-lsr PAGE-6th col.
THE LECTURE SEASONED PAGE-5th col
TIL. TRADES-12TH PAGE-5th COL
TfiE TURF-lsr PAGE-3d col.
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PAGS-lss co..
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-2D PAGE-5th col ~
UNFURNTSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS ~
LET-2D PAGE-2d col.
WANTED TO PURCHA SE-2D PAGx-5th col;
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.-2D PAGE-3d COL
WESTChESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE Oh
YACHTS. sTEAMBoXTs, GC-7rH PAcE-sth col
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-22
FINE ARTS.

SyPnER 4 co, 5'9 BROADWAY, HAVE JUST RE
Dccved from Europe and besutifu collection
OF antique convex Mirrors, &c., sc. 5o3 broadway
CyPrER a CO., 5g3 BROADWAY.
Dvaluablc antique Clocks, Brics Brsc modern and an
tioue Furniture. NJ reduced prices before removal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-22
SPECIAL. NOTICES.


MANS MISSION ON EARTH.-A THOROUGH MEpi
ca treatise indicating how confirmed %ay
zion and pras.es showing the Ssi
condition have impaired by over
taxed ,ta,emen. Of obstacles to marriage % and
eseaGy pSssags 'l%Ps I New Yor
MISS CARLETON CURES NERVOUS DISEASES
M gives magnetic treatment; satisfaction guaranteed
2oi 9th av second floor
MISS CARRIE BELL GIVES MAGNETIC TREAT
plasters. ls Clinton place.
MISS HATTIE GIBBS CURES RHEUMATIsM GIVES
floor, first door.
MISS LoTTIE WARRENMAGNErIq TEEaTaEMT INT
General Genera aii DEBILITY 81 Clinton place CO. '''
MISS ;LOTrIE BANCROFT, REMOVED TO I52 Sd
MAY gives magnetic treatment; satisfaction guaranteed
DROFEssOR GEO GREGGs, Is CLINTON PLACE,
Il Broadway Stamp for circular.
DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
NEXT DRAWING. JANUARY 25,ls7s.
81 prizes, amounting to $4,000 pesos.
Gold cspa d Hpyans pyo Baa s bought and sold
NJ A. MARTINEZ & CO., Bankers,
DOYAL HAvANA-DRAws JANUARY IS, 1879
81 P5.es amounting $4,000 equal 70 S4oS ooo
o'p' Prizes ii cssGed reformation Rsfs"s % given " ,
. ~ c.vIADERo, 4 ssU co; &. 9s.sss:s BASEMENT.
RoYAL HAVANA DRAWS JANUARY a5s ca CAPITAL I1I.
tickets $40 70 81 ksnueky state draw draws
EEsSas Fl tickets y Tposa
1888 Broadway downtown agency at isi BsosdwrE
[every II days There s2i Prizes Capital Prize,
ars1 sa and
TAYLOR Co. bankers, ii Wall St. New York.
DHEUMATIsM POSITIVELY CURED.-EURoPEAN
34h and circulars free the public are cautioned
rJlHE KENTUCKY LOTTERY COMPANY.
Frankfort Lottery drawn i2s Louisville Ky
rs 81 So + g T. i # rs II,
o. ~ 2i MISSOURI ISIS i Fl STATE Al Il EoTfERR2, R o.
drawn at 2O6 North 9Th st.. st. Louis Mo.
IT, rs 49, :., Is Is 80 i ss q 81 e. ,s "a H.
"a. Z 5. So, 60, So So. %, 8 n. 9. 2s, 7e
sArHs
Nervous disorders IA East 18th St
$4,000 FOR 81 in tn.
State Lottery which s saS. %
WILKINSON Co. Easter, Agents. 500 Broadway, n Y:
S67 STATE G EEBRTARH s5 "a, ted
IL pr.s. TsRs:. sl'e 81 Lucky once ~ Bsoad~sy
SPORTING, DOGS, BIRDS. sc.
FEW YORKSHIRE TERRfEKs SMALLEST AND
gray cheap Stable Isl East sssh s. '
WTANTED-FOUR OR FIVE POUND SKYE MALE
wv female. Address with price. room 80 Grand Hotel
THE TURF.
TREE FOR .xLLI.-TRoTTTSG TO sIETGMs: BEST :
II in s. ST. Nicholas ava purse of $50 (vided will
be given the St Nicholas Hotel 10th ST. and 9Th
D. j. SHAY, Proprietor
DACE FOR 800. FROM NUSsBAUMS INwoOD
nRosd House, Central av, Wednesday, January 3D. at
Pm.
CAvANNAH RACES, THURSDAY JANUARY 23-
Ostraight and Combination Books open. Orders for
French Pool Tickets
CRIDGE CO., Is West 2sth St. basement
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IJOST OFFICE NOTICE
L THE foreign mails for the week ending Saturday.
January % 1870, will close this Office On Tuesday NJ
L. I'D T. NJ for Europe by steamship Nevada via Queens
town; Wednesday. az A. NJ. for France direct, by
steamship Amerique via Havrc aud ~ 30 T. NJ for
Europe by steamship Algeria via Queenstown on Thurs
day, at A. NJ. for Europe, by steamship Celtic via
Queenstown Tor Germany aud France TO
bo forwarded by this steamer be specially addrcssed
aud u ~ NJ for Europe, by steam hip Icrdsr via
Plymouth, Cherbcurg aud Hamburg on saturday at 80
A. ~, for Europe by steamship City of Chester, via
correspondence crmany and Scotland to
be forwarded by this steamer be specially addresse
aud at 4:w A. NJ for scotland direct, by steamship
Devonn, via Glasgow, aud ut 80 A. NJ for Europe, by
steamship Neckat, via Southampton aud Bremen Tho
emshps Nevada Algeria Celtic and City Of Chester do
not take mails for Denmark sweden and Norway The
mails for Aspnwall and Souh Pacific ports leave Now
York January The mails for Havana leave New York
January ~ and % The mails for Mexico leave New York
January The mails for China aud Japan leave San
Francisco February IL The mails for Australia &c leave
THOs L. JAMES, Postmaster
Posr OrricE Nrw YORK Jan. H. 1879
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-05-30

There were severe frosts on the nom.
ings of May oath and 27th, but vegetation
had not sufficiently advanced to receive seri.
Gus injury.
The summer arrangement for the run.
ming Of the mail stage from Brattlcboro to
this place will commence on Monday, June
Quarterly meeting at the Methodist
church next Sabbath. Services to commence
at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ Sermon by Rev. II. A.
Spencer, Presiding Elder
The Methodist Sunday school was organ.
lied last Sabbath, and the following officers
elected: c. A. Briggs, superintendent Geo.
Briggs, asst superintendent F. A. Putnam,
secretary and treas. : Mrs. c. Newton, libra
rian.
Mrs. Daniel Lake and Miss Eliza j. vii.
cox have opened millinery rooms at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Lake in Jacksonville. and offer
choice assortment Of millinery goods of the
latest New York and Boston styles at reason.
able prices. They will aim to give satisfac
ton to all.