davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15

Midng l2isci Good Ordinary u 'c; net reccpi' none
gross G63 bales: exports 10 Grea Britain 5Js bales sock
3n33 baea.
CHARLESTON Scptl3-C0tfOn steady; Ndflng II ifr Ioy
MddnR llc. Good Ordinary. lOffci net fpi-. l.lt
bales exports cOastgise q bales sales 900 baos; afca
3. .2U7 bales.
t'rycTNxATf sent i3-Cott0n quiet, Mfding. l2c; Low
Mlddng li -s. Good ordinary. u r,Cfipf 90 Darg
.lrmsntr 80 bales sales ., bairsf stock r,-f~ nlrs
tgAIvFiOs -rft H. cotton nidlng. u isrg Low
Niffiug 1ltr Good Ordinary lrifc. Iri I'- l.l7J
bales exports coa-wise. 25S7 bales: sales, l,tt2 bales;
X. arsI bales
LOi'IsvLfE sept. 13.-COffOn nominal hi1finN l2c.
MolILf. sept lt-Cott0n steady Miftnug, .lHc, Low
MidIiIng lusc; Orulrv. 10tr. nsf rrrr'pft 10
bal exports coaslwise bales sa, 700 balcs s0cs Jl
bales.
NTw ORLEANS. sept l3-Cotfon ouiet Nifiinc ~;
Los Mi-ing fc, Go Ordinary MOI qror rt receipts.
lii llles ll5l bales aies. 200 b4e'i last eY'
inr 800 bales stock. ?. g2 ba'es
NoRF'fs sept lJ-Cotton steady Ndfng r.; ret
eeips 20 baosi eXoorts coasi~ise - DAes sa.'s I'D
bales, sfOl !. 2fn bales.
fgii.,prLrnil. sept. H. Cotton s'eadi Iif.g i2tc5
ldUur. l2ifcs Cool DriIu N f' ff Receipts.
% bale gfos ~ bales. sales 56J bales 10 snncl' BIT
bales; stock. TI7 bales.
sAyANSAn sept. l3-Cotton Irregular Nddhng. ltoc.i
Ion Nliliug lu'-c Cool Nrusf. 4IHfaH unf Pes OFT
:s@ bacs exports coastwse, 81 - bales ss.s 1000 bas
Stock. 9.ltt hl'rs.
81 forls sept l3cotton lower. Midiiinr, u - Tow
Midding c Good Ordinary. loaic; rfcfips glt baos
spAicnte, 80 Dacsi sales, l-n bats siOl- 2aJ1 bales
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
financial.

GAS STOCKS & city RR. Glorsc and Elvt'D
~ Sfnck- a. Bonds bought < so.s tilitNIi D. Hn1.t
=, A. AvnHtgs
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15

Hcsr0N. sept l2.-W00l-1hc mafsct very firm ani
buoyauf and although there material chance la
prices tendency decidedly upKaui -lrf cnInue
largely exceed those 81 last year Tho demand during e
fiss. Medium I hf ntisfr
advance of a2c realized. lr'ns.
actions ln IuWtshod rhlf cab ttff- fre lf
comprising 701no) n. mostly Medium - -tis inr ndo
ONO ana llnfcHs Coarse \. NA tni 40 ~
3fG ic Michigan aud SO. 40 - iici Niscnn-n and
go. q inci NeNismp. .Hfa Fleece 40 If,f' D.
iug and Uclinc Fiefcr- 81 &c. kDnffcst tnNra A.
&C.. DtnTcii Comhinr a. HTc; Unva-iti m'Hng ~
2-fH2f luuweshol and innrrrh71fale fe"sef 20 ~ =
oSlci Eastern and Valley or"ron at .5g1ic. Iriri'r,
500. ~fnUrfsl sip t~'lfi
80 df22c Texas 23ayDc. super and Pulled 80 49,.
california Wool .HfnNp T., mostly
frnu 81. o. 3fr for Good and thper Spring nn imp
zion ni lr.Nnul ~ Valparaiso Carpet Woo, fnf ~ about
lic the total sales OF Domestic lr tn -,i-6 loo 70
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15

servesa loss OF SGO7 800 egal-tenders less gain O.
Sl23lO0 specie. During the same week the Sub
Treasury gained S3 $40 $50 coin and lost S51s44
currency; the general balance Of ~ 695 2il
The sub Treasury coin gain approximately represents
the of imported gold that passed from the Assay
Oite e. the suh-rreasury, and for which the Assay
Oice gave checks that paid Ivy the sub Treasury
In lcgaltcnder notes; while the subTreasury's net
loss 1868 eiI represents the OF its pay
mont, in of s receipts in the ordinary course OF
business Therefore the banks reserves helped by
mporatons Of gold and Treasury disbursements TO the
extcnto - 100000 Yet average Of this large
interior overcome The deficiency between the actual
amount o reserve held Friday night week ago and
the amount Of average reported FOR tnat week The
present statement however. aud the first IN
weeks. probably made upon rising averages. which
viii I've supplemented early in the coming week by
additional checks from the Assay Ohce for gold
already deposited. But it also is likely that the ship
the interior week will be heavier than for
any previous week this season. The banks loans
further contracted S42GiOO. circulation expanded
1921 200. AMI deposits reduced O62 7O0 which latter
about $4,000 greater than is accounted for by
thc other reported changes.
TAe weeks movement results in reduction 81
s219O-5 the r plus reserve leaving il at S296f TO
against el2 $50 AT The same date oi ISIS Compared
WITH that of the corresponding date Of ISIS, the
present statement shows: Loans increased.
Sl27l5 500 specie increased ~ so 200; oealtenders
dccrcascd so,fI0Ioo deposits increased. s7.3o390o;
circulation increased, S2.l25 300; and Surplus re-
serve decreased. $9.9l3. so. The total reserve
f~1q 3j OJ0 now 26.31 per @! ne total deposits.
a-..lst 4G4O last week and 5000 FOR september ii.
1878. The following the comparative totals OF The
last two stutciucuts:
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
l9; Norwegian bark Bremen $500 bbls Narhha 4s 90
QILS-In moderately fair jobbing request only, but all

l Norwegian bark 10 Bremen. $500 bbs Naphths fs 90
QILS-In moderately fair jobbing request only, but all
PETROLEU M-steady; shipping demands better; crudei IN
slipping order 5d5sac: do. In bulk, 2gc Naphtha 2a0c'
9sc bid Cases, s90l0c CUNT Roudcbush reports sses s
United Certificates here 10000 hbls.; al on CITY tz'O
bbs; opening, 6D'.c. bid highest 66e" lowest Uo'sc
FHOvIsTONs-POR Market steady, prices without
gsIIaos % Ianse & ne nedfyais % eSp9Fe & veE5 % s b c
October - 80 asked November Old or New - 'ue@5 Dl
prices. sies 100 ms Mess private fornst Paiu Moss
$40 25dsll Extra al 50ffl2i Packet tll y d=l2
EXsra Irda Mess. slJ1s-2 phiadtplih Mess. 10 .,-
hi.i.f ia " unc hanr"t tfaleN-hi M'-'tiN - -
CUT MEATS shafe hrmeI. moderately active sAlrs
shoulder a-c smoked lams Dl29 iUc smoked ~honirf-
5'ic., MIDDiEs rnis qeit, hrn demand moier-,r a
Long Clear -. sho ear 5S' - tec i"1E :, iI a.
SNORT Clear nail anu nan d''c i' 'is,,tb 'nr' -
5a.c.-.-. .I.NRD-Market 2sa5c. p,f 100 higtcr
very gh trade In options sales 60 tcs Prime steam spot
and nearby delivery. Gn5H' l'c clHnG d i"e.i & &,'ihk
December j-7 closing nc; $50 tc- ye' fN
53uc closing lHOc. Thru 'lu ueioh'r D. -1p -"' ,"
OF year. 5s5Q5enc.: do buyers option. G2pfNanc CIV
steam hIm very quiet sales. % g., ec.' Icin,d glolrd
BUTrER and CHEESE without Quo'ahie chang. ~.
EGGS-Narket som, what cNi,d pic,7 20 ls. t.lrai
Long Island and Nr~ersey lf4z"c' >aie am. f"t
M. l7a ls-c Western. 10 ~ 2ci Canada u a. &c
RiCE-In fiir sale ~ la;e steady prices ooo
sEED--IImohy shade nIln,r; more active sAes' i-Oo
sGINs-tioat IN demand quite arn receipts past week,
tfv hae inr Narl bales GALVESTON: sales. 900 bllr,
Curloo1 10 ba Mexican Deer qne aciyc a. ihl gnr,
n Puerto C.beio loo % Para. Zoo r. Maracaibr.
sIEAKINE-tguict unchanged
cru shed s.r Powdered AMI Gr,nu,tcd s}c; standard
49, ssessc IA" eraa,- gg.r,; 1as Ss l-.i i.,I % a.
80 hhds and 800 bags do c 10 hd' aud 10 bDis
INLL0%yFirmer. sales. 25o,OoO n. 5isis7Jc.
NilISh - Nominal, 81 OU.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15

I,vvgroor. Sept. l3-l2.l0 p m-c ton dun niuing
It.rtr hatf. hitfr Orleans, -l; sls s.'ru nfl. .-.
iusuGnr 500 hle- ir apcrutt'n ana eypri. H ripi b.
s-tl D. e- Including ts Allrrcan. fufHff- opruUi
l chrlpsf ugt tat d lue iis sl.u p,cn lifIlv irrs
,I.i: p.auda flN NlUug clause. september lelAtfy.
a. da. -,ufsmhr~ and OciohT ccitrtf. t''-at
~, to ucoirT anl Nptrub 20 delivery t'yi io N0vin-
boz nd csmhsr delivery. h oi. do. berDDsf jana
M, dr'iyerg M DO Ianuiry and February delivery G
march ant 4 ,.fii q ill ~, 30 lisi
LIVERPOOL sept Isl o. n-lhe sales ~ Cotton to-day
Bale. American. Future. steady pl4u-,
Tnw Aisling cilus D'r uber ana auuafy deivcry. "a
Ar.tsTA. sept lf.-tptton qurt MlnGuus, iD7sc. low
Mifaune l0'c Good Ordinary lDisc, rccept 30 bales
s.s ualss
IAillaisi ~tpt. StottDu nfm Mriiiug. i2'isr. Low
.dng Hord uld harY. Ilsisr. Mt rrcripis,
"a ports c0asWisc 5. Dalcs sa.cs uAs 80 b. ~ bai's
BosloS sept ljCOtOl steady Iild..ns, l. .c.. Low
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
nAyNInAn ANn sr. Josnrn.
FIRST week Of september. siSG5o si.sis Dec ,ls :.
January sept. l,2is,7Oj ll574-5 Dec. VI2s


Flrqt wcfI ~ september fS.39s A. 1000 Inc 't,22
January 10 sept -. 2OO53ll 2,sl29J1 Inc. 2O7.65l
From following tables OF the gross earnings Of sncn
PRINCIPAL railroads have made reports those OF III
sa- Pacific -. Louis, Kausas City aud Northern, ana
Union Pacific are omitted the rs, two named having
ceased to make reports at the end OF july and the last
named company having reported only iireguaiy, and
for fraction OF the month of August. The gross earn
ings per mile OF road OF tne undcrmeniioned railroads
for August show decline of $50 81 Der mile.
The following the grOr, earnings Tor August OF
the prominent railways that have made either weekly or
monthly returns; 80 ,.,
AnRnsf. 1873. Angusi. lAll. IInnT, nee
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per NorH Hircr g,sse,s ani RtUrDIfs.
sAruRnAY. sept. -. 1879.
general MARKET REPORT.
SATURDAY, scp,. 10. 1879.

ASHES quiet unchanged.
CpFFtE-Aiii Grades nm. rather quiet sales. 900
ulcues Java. prva, quoted -2Q Lag lt0
l5c Mafachn. IL lbse; Io t.ocs strong At .
r fnr ordinary 10 Prime Cargurss Il i7c. tor lar do:
sales i2 "JDiiu sherwood, 800 bags * Donati
aul =. 32j bags ~aran EiIg-way." private terms
COTION-Spos again quot. unc.ing a. -lc- 81 bates oi
last evening All iur Hnu" us delivered on con
frn. IOlO bales yt.t,rdAy Irce ut, TIE potts. su6
bales against . lOi this ln lat ast wees 1911 th in,
last year; september 4g bales against 1262i
this Good Ordinary. IL ac Low iiilinE.
l2c Mddnng I-oiac. rufes quiet closing hiinrr after
considerable weakness Slf- vrsi~t gay after p n-eien-
ber Fla l2la 1910 l2I1, l2lS. l22u, l2l9 Orober
ls~g. ib.Jl. lUfa. lN.tE. November
1914. lOs7 1916 pccrmbe lVio, lOt" fcnruhfy 10 =
total l.. bales sales To-day up % 4. n>eptcnu"'.
I'll i.I5l2l. 1918 12tt - =. i2l- 1920. ~ ia.
October !l.n. 1883, 1891, iV! lV13. 1881 November.
los. lN49, iols Decrmhcf; - ID January 10 =.
lOtS F-biusry 1pGf March 1913; APRIL 10 "a total
9i gni bal, grlud total 80 hass First Ca-Octorr
1922; l.iB, total. i.uu baics. second Oall
September I2I I24J; October, 1922; December lUl1
Mifcn 90. total 1000 bales. Futures closed steady
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
IIvE srncKMAnKrrs-nY rELnanApn.

CHICAGO sept l3.-Hog--Heeeip's. 10000 hfafs shin.
menf. 900 lri|: az and lr. loser nil Heavy
Crait4 hut Light Light 80 tuosB : N.xef Pack
ne 2O0fA 800 Choice Hrlyy 80 jj4sI lJi two head of
Heavy rai ~ -.
GArrLF-flecelpis 900 bead, shipments. ZOO bead ;
an grades ana Weaki shipping 81 0f 90 buirsr.'
dHll. Cows ~ 50 80. Western quiet and balf
Breeds f8 fOHSS 65 through TcNars 81 .O0.2 % Corn fcd
Trv,n-. -B -.
Receipts 200 head shipments. u htali fllraft
fr ana weak. hu steady.
~ Ioif, scot. l3.-CArrLE-Supply Hight htfie
lorr apd prices unchanged reCcps 400 head; shipments
Loo head.
vorcrs and BiIiin'rt- ~ N1.3 % HuichtfN tl
lxfra 80 5 - receipts. LOO hrad shipments. 1900
head.
-FFr-Frfn AMI unchanged. iitto n for want oi sup
ply receipts. 100 head shipnc.tf 100 heal.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
BLINKING AND FIyABCIIL.

Three hundred dollars dcposi'cd with Alex. Froth-
lngham & Co.. brokers. No. u Wall-st.. Ncw-l0rk.
izsl ~ 900 for the operator lew weeks after
ward. Their Uectiy FiauR,iGl Eop1rt is sent free.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15

Tlr following r. the Clearing Hou-r statement to-day
FNchuuCrs r76.G65.i92; balances, S3.5ll.43~. For
the week; Exchange, EJU7.l O93is: balances,
S2324y39U the h.iucss NJ the SuuIrct~ury covered,
Receipts, ill.9Ti payments, rl.ll1.G3S; currency
balance SO 937f Al coin balance, ~ltO92S, ,19j.
Forlgn eXriang~ continues hrn, Win no chdnse III
rates. actual husIucss being done tuc ba-Is Of
II y a slla aud - 53Q 81 s3i2 10 the for ons and
suori bills res eciivcly.
The London market {. reported steady for British
soils. United state. bonds we're lower. new 5s and
~ per cents cuc H. and 1, Il per cent In American
railways. Eiics Wcrc comparatively steady. Ulh de
cnc ~ j. each Tor the second consos and funded D.
Illinois Central dochacd and Pennsylvania y prr
cent the others being either nut report or without
change. In iuris French per cents advanced from
- .U1l2 10 u . lrAncs.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
ports OF specie the port OF New-York foreign
'orts from January to September I3, for period Of


. The imports of specie for the past week wer
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
LADPIpUIA STOCKS.
CLOSING PRICES OF VI
nll anNasA
FRANCISCO MrNINa STOCKS
CLOSING PRICES OF sAN FRAN

The announcement last night that the independence
Mining Company had levied assessment OF p cents
wac erroneous. II should have been stated that lnde-
pendcncc declares q dividend of 15 cents.
Government bonds to-day were easier, prices drop
ping d per cent. The nusinc-s at The Board covered
81 900 coupon 6. ISL al lul3s rlOO0O registered
ia OR ccnts NJ 1Ofa-: 100000 coupon A. ut lOl =
q iu1a and $4,000 registered. 1Op7- a 1908. The
market closed steady ~ annexed quotations:
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15

FAf RvrH Mass. sent. l3.prnung Chths market quiet
and without demand quoiaous g. m n &c. - ti sq lre
Cloths and fac .-kel. ard ,n hii fr toNif Ct ltls Pro-
ucnu the week ll2.OuO Ileaes spot fIlo- $1,000
pe cs deliveries. $4,000 pieces aul so,S hand 49,
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15

NOTICE.-Sealed bids or estimates for fur-
~ nishng birre, OF Good EItIa fiolr vii DE-
cctea hs olge Of the Department o lu0c chauos tni
Correction, 40 6i 3davo, un 0ciDcs a. ~. weincseAy
september y. L. %.
fer Information City Record, Tor sale az No sc.y
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
rusRD CALL
rrpsT BoARD-IOi9 0'cLo1x =. "

Scics Of Scic and Rairray Boa1s RairoIt. BTtt rat
rJuyfSS StDrrS.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15

In. following shows the relations between the total
r.s.rye ani The total deposit liabilities:
sept e. Sept - Changes
-rcein ....... lg.lhs.SnO Slgs9BVuO Inc. Si2IIOl
Ic-s .trnd,rs ad,Ossg 800 3g45I 100 Dee. 6o5,sun
qo.aireserve... S5asi27OO s5a3,s 900 Dec sisi.70O
Reserve Iel'rtd ..-
against dtl's!ts 3561S"oo ot''V''--J
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
NOTICE.-ro Contractors.


PAIRING wsks gton--aulrc. with c. arnt Neu
atr asphalt paw plu d. Receive tcnnc5
of u.tl "Wednesday So tnier n. 1879
For fl Information see city Record l1r ste 30 so -ciy
lia.
NEALED PROPOSALS wall he received by
thc Schoo, Tfu-ees 0f ihc Nn,ts,tn Nsfi Ali
of ths board 81 Education 0f eIauf and tim
uii Afnuta, the I'D of pfrAb.r lNg. aud uuiu
O'Clock D. day. fnt thr erection - school
hul o. north sltr az Fa. FoIy sixih hun lfcl
and il.rfyaIyt ftef cat OF lfirliiV
fud .e lncaiipns mas d. seen ~ The ctc ~ no
Superintendent u >Attl buildings No 40 GRAND ST., Hrt
ionr.
IIOposal. must stafe fr branch
work ~-plffflf. and Doe innersed " rfpn fnr Mason
Nmk.' PROPOSAL Inr l.enicf M,fA,' Proposal fDr
Painting
The party submitting iropci aud The parties Proposing
o ,r, nae must each ~tc hs maize and pi. %
dcuce laid prop a..
Tao be aud approved sures Residents oi tls
civ are require m al casrs
..i he persons hose character
ans dealings
tacir .pDn.iailltv doubtful.
subs nii,n iy The accepted contractor Viii D. per-
niit.d without hfs' rh aiming In wutn- permission fru!a
the Commit trc Buildings uf che Board Of Edycatiln
The Trustees the right 10 reject any az
proposals suDniteA
EVGENE H. PONEROY,
NJ TRAIN ~-lANtA
JOHN q. DONhtlLi
RICHARD NELLY
CHARLES /. HoIf
Hoard of chco. Trustees, Nineteenth Ward.
Dated New OH. sup.cAbef 8. lciy.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
NRw YORK. sept >. 1919
Corporation Notlte5


NOIICE.-POlice Uniforms.
~ PROPOSALS. scaled ei0pel Will b. rec csvd at
the Office ~ Department ~ Public PfrA NJ 35 Union
square until wednesday. the l7th september l~1'.
For fail Information tIty ceor" lus sale at No
CITY Hail
NOTlC E.-Sealcd bids or estimates for fur
~ n.liug Groccre- Provisions Pants, oils CT0ckery ani
Lumber VIII Unce the Dcptrtrel II
fuhc thauss and CORRECTION, NutJ lave, uAti osoR
a.. Nttiu uf-ilay. sep ienlner Z. 1879.
For fu ul1TatOu Clty hccord Tor sale AZ 80 CITY
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
CIIICIAL Report N. 4. MTNfH9 3OOA EA
CHANGE SALES. SEPT -. 1879


The bank statement to-day reports further
teeine Of s4si7OO in the amount u the average Ie
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15

f-i3l4. cpin. lnl ln =
3. - 81 1923 iu21 DIST Of Col 800. C. - -
The only business Siafe bonds was in Tennessees.
old Gs selling at 81 ana new ana ncw series al 21i2
Louisiana cOns0i-, without dealings, were 2 DctteI On
bids al 81 =
Central y tliounl nl iDl.
Ran road Iona. -c1. rally dull and the specu1at-
kinds were hardly ~ well supported Oi Erie sec
oui cOaso- only ~.7HOr were sold az 13oSW1Jl2 bur-
liu.fou. Cedar Rapids and Northern Js declined
Der III, later r;b uc ic. ana Rome. NaieriOwn ana
OgdcusbuIp hrs;s tell 10 81 81 y Missouri Kansas ana
Tcxa. nrs's were H. c. G. and {. frfts, as>cnted y,
and Csaueak- aud ONO seconds. series B. y per cent
hecr Oho and Mississippi seconds further declined To
90 and Denver Rio Graudr .sS 10 9l The st. Louis
aud Iron Mountain varieties were active and higher,
ulin seconds advancing 2l Cairo Arkansas and lcNas
first L and AI.usas Branch irsis g. The other changes
were u4iuIpurfart.
The sub Treasury to-day lost SloG36i balance
mac up by lpss of SG5S.9i3 currency aud gam of
So. % Money ed az Jdj per cent until the
.> 1uur. when the desire 10 scare two days interest
reduced the rate 20 1 per cent Among the do
nestle exchanges New-Iork note de-
cline Il ST. Louis 10 TO discount. and az Boston
TO 10 cents discount 1ne United Sates Treas
ur.rat Washington to-day received Tj3p.13o National
bank notes for redemption. 1he customs rc"r,t, were
si32.2g2. anc the internal revenue rrc"iris were
~pSU.92p. The Treasury NOW holds S31O. Il TOO IN
United states h1n.s bank circulation United
~.nics bonds deposited circulation tor tie week
ending To-day, Sl,3j1.3pO United states bonds held
for circulation withdrawn during The week cniiG-
to-day, S9j3, ,OOO. National bank circulation 0u;-
standing: Currency notes, $3.50 73cot1; gold notes.
~ i7~-iO. The receipts o. National bank notes for re-
GcmpiiDn for the week ending to-day a. compared With
the correspondents period last cor. woIc as follows
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
Total. 2slO s7,ssosid Isg:5 s74o4,icc ine$7ie2o


Total for mos. $50 O7A265 sjl,1457+S Inc sll7li7s
The Engineering and Mining Journal reports tue pro-
ucton Of anthracite coal for the Week ended Septom-
Der q and since January A. follows
Week. Year.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
THE MONEY MARKET.

WRIST CALI-lOA o.,
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-08-02
VARIOUS CAUSES

Advancing years, care, sickness, disappoint-
menf, and hereditary predisposition-allo operate
to turn the hair gray, and either Of them in
clines it to shed prematurely. AYERS HAIR
vIGOR will restore faded or gray. light and red
desired. II softeus and cleanses the scalp, Civ
ing II . healthy action, and removes and cures
9andru6 and hum0rs. By its use falling hair is
checked, and new growth will be produced In
glands decsyed. Its effects are beautifully shown
ON brashy, weak, or sickly hair. to which . few
applications will produce the gloss and fresh
ness Of youth. Harmless and sure in its opera
tiou, IL b Incompatible Is . dressing, and Is
especially valued for the soft lusgre and richness
Of tone it imparts. 1t contains neither oil nor
dye, and will not soil or color white cambria; yet
IL lasts long On the hair. and keeps il fresh and
vigorous. For sale by H. J. Fringer.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-08-02
ADvRaTIsING DODGRs.

How often. deceived by . sensational head
ing, we think We have found something inter-
esting. md settle ourselves for quiet enjoyment
when after reading few lines, We End that the
been reading that Eureka ARue Pills are sure
cure for Ague, and that Compound Extract
Sarsaparilia, Dandelion and lodide Of PotaisIum
then adds for sale BY II. J. Fringer and q the
CITY Drug Store.
All. reader. We pity you. We have been there
too, and learned that Browns Liver Pills do
cure the Headache and Liver Complaint. and
that nothing equals Browns Extract Blackbery
and Ginger for curing Diarhoes. Dysnsery and
Cholera Morbus.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-08-02
NO EXCEPTION USED.

1t Is strange go many people will continue
to suffer day after day with Dyispepsis,
Liver Complaint, Constipation, Sour Stom-
ach. General Debility when they can pro-
cure at our store Shiloh's vitaIizer, free OF
cost il il doss not cure or relieve them. Price
- cents. Sold by H. ]. TRIGGER, Druggist.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-08-02

For lame Back, Side or Chest, use Shiloh
Poriou' Plss,er. Price % cents. Sold By
q. ]. Frirger. Druggist, Dodge City, rs.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-08-02
Asa Yoarself The.s Q.eseie...


Are yoa . despondens suAerer from Sick
Headache. Habitual Cossiveness. YAlpitation {
the Heart! Have you Dizziness OF the Head
IL your Nervous system depressed? Does your
Blood circulate badly? Rave you . Cough {?
Low Spirits? Coming up OF the food AFTER eat
ingY &c, &c. AL OF these and much more are
the direct results Of Dyspepsia. Liver Com
plant and indigestion. GREENS ArGUsT Flow
kR 10 now acknowledged by all Druggists to be
. positive cure. 2.a0o.ooo bottles were given
away in the U. 5. through Druggists to the peo-
pie Us n trial. Two doses will satisfy any per
son OF its wonderful quality in curing all forms
OF indigestion. Sample bottles 10 cts. Regular
sire IS cts. Sold positively by all frst-clas-
Druggists in the TAINTED States.
4 WISH EvERYD0DY To Know
Rev. George II. Thayer, an cid citizen Of
this vicinity, known to every one as most
influential citizen and Christian minister OF
the NJ. Z. Church, Just this moment stopped
in our store 10 say: 81 wish everybody to
know that consider that both myself and
VIE owe our live, to Shiioh's Consumption
Cure" Ii is having tremendous sale over
our counters and is giving perfect satisfac-
ton in all cases Of Lung Diseaaee, soch a.
nothing else has done.
Drs.MATcHErr 4 FRANCE.
: Bourbon. Ind, May Is, 1873.
Sold by II. ]. Fringsr, Druesiss.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-08-02
Town Lots and Lands For
Sale.
Sale.

Town lots. improved and unimproved;
land improved and unimproved. in SINAI!
and large quantities, for sale. Apply TO
n. COLLAR
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-08-02

POST OFFICE AOURS:
From "A. NJ. to 0. p. N. Money Orders
issued from ga. NJ. to 6P. N. Sundays
excepted. II. j. FRINGER. p. NJ.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-15

Sonora. CAL. July l5.-Thomas New.
ton. q noted desperate known a. "Ts1.
as" . few years since discharged from
the State Prison, and who has killed
three men, was shot and killed last eve
ming by George Sandsvah. . butcher
working at q slaughtsr.house. Texas
went to the slaughter.houss and com.
mencsd o quarrel with Sandsvsh. hsv.
ing his hand In his bosom a. though
hold OF o weapon. and kept advancing
ON Sandsvah, who ran for his pistol.
which was lying on Q shelf. Texas
stopped, and Handsvah went back TO his
work. Texas then RECOMMENDED, and
.e~ndeavorsd 10 get between Sandsvsh and
bis pistol, whom Ssndsvah rushed to the
shelf, snatchsd up his pistol and oom.
msnced shooting, killing Texas In his
tracks. Ssndsvsh gave himself up, and
10 now In Jail. The public sentiment
acquits him. Another account says that
Texas had no weapons IN bis person,
other than q bottle Of wine, which he
held In his hand. When sober he was .
quiet and inoffsnsivs man, but whom IN.
der the influence Of liquor he was oon.
sidsred dangerous. he Was with Walk.
er In his nlibustsrlng expedition In Mo.
aragua.