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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-10-15
Wisconsin and Minnesota.
SaIadee'S ECIipse, .

Either as pleasure or business Buggy, has never
vet been approached in the art of carriage build
ing. 1t is superior to all other buggies for its
Simplicity, because the complete running gear
of these buggies is constructed with fewer parts
and pieces than the ordinary side Or elliptic bug
gies, and hence, Lightness, Strength and bura-
bility are secured. There being no rigid connec-
ton between the axles, no violent shock or strain
can be impaired to the wheels or any other part
of the vehicle.
Anease of motion isimparted to the bodynever
before equaled many kind or class of Pleasure
Carriages, while, at the same time the buggy
presents an elegance in appearance, and style
of Finish never yetapproached. The Eclipse is
positively an Anti-Rattling Buggy, there being
no piece or part about the entire gearing that
can ever wear SO as to become loose or ''shaky.'
A New Coupling is substituted for the ordinary
fifth wheel "whichis novelty for its simplicity,
safety durability and elegance Perfect
Track The Eclipse is the first Side Spring
vehicle ever yet produced without rigid perch,
that will not throw the hind wheels out of track
when one spring is more heavily loaded than the
other, causing the Wagon to pull hard through a
mud or heavy road. There is positively no side
motion to the body when the weight is more Oh
one side than OH the other.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-10-15

am using these buggies in my livery and
keep them for sale. | can recommend Them i'll
every particular: They are the best riding buggy
in the market Any one wishing to buy a good
durable, easy riding buggy, if they will give me
a call, l can convince them in short time that
what / say is true. P. X. KENNEDY, Agent
39ln3
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-10-15

Is the only Machine made which runs eithe
Forward or Backward, and continues to sew il
the same direction.
Has Large Arm and Selfsetting Needle.
Is the only Machine which is entirely free from
Irregular Cams, Cogs and Springs
Has no holes to thread, either in the Machine
or Shuttle, except the eye of the needle.
Is Simple; it cannot be put out Of adjustment
Is Light Running. and Easy Motioned it cal
be run longer without fatigue than any othe
Machine.
II. WOLLERING, Agent
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-10-15
Sale of F Forfeited State Lands.

LANDS
nbe Is
n etcal
unpaid Said lands will
Seceta yofSat
Slater
General
Lands
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-10-15
For Clerk of the Court,
EMIL SCHUHRER.

For County Superintendent of Schools,
G.. l., HUBBS.
, 1879-01-10
I'IsEAlH.


Tho annual meeting Of tbs Western Railroad
Association viii ba hold u the ulllcc Of tue As-
soctattop, No. 10l Washington street, in this
city, Jau. II, At 1880 4. III.
Since Jan. !, tie Chicago L. Michigan Lake
Shore ltailroad goes by tbs nau,s Of Chicago d
West Michigan Railroad. The gcpsral onlSers
Ut tha road arc tho same ~ heretofore.
Tbs regular meet!pg Of tho Western AssocIa-
tiou ot General Ticket and Passenger Agents
will be hs!4 At The Lndell Hotel. st. Louis, jan.
bs brought up at tnls meeting, SECRETARY E.. A.
Ford requests = full atteodancG.
Ms. c. .. Poster, Private Secretary to Ms.
usury c. Wentworth, Of Tho Michigan Censral,
mouIns the los ot nla gold watch aud chain
sud = $40 bill. The4s were I'll the Taluap1es ho
had On hin, the other u!ghs When hs was hsid up
by couple o& highway roobsss. Or they would
have gul..p away with Aosa. The detect
ives sls looking for lha shisYcs. but hays
not caught them ret. Mr. Foster tas pso1teu
, 1879-01-10

by the experience, and carYtes 4 revolver now
1 1he.eaa ni xateh' ana w eente Is al me
e"o"se 'e kee5fh on d" pe1hoh A. anf o"e t'"e'
F4nnerttlt's ropIf hays rece,vrti orders 10
cDnlc to New York at once. Whether tpr
private consultation with Vanderbilt or 10 taka
part 10 tha proceedings of tho flig!, Josnts,"
tlou in ssastUn tn New York, could not be
learned.
rh, ,-..... t., 49,. r...,..
the Chlcago Il Northwestern aud Chicago,
Milwaukee IL et. Paul wns very ro!d yesterday.
Al Portage, Wfs., tho Thermometer was re-
ported 10 deg. below. 1t Is believed that this
So nsw W. te . wy and
tions.
Tia utoh,~., r,,,,x., 1,.ttr,,,. ,,,, ,,n,x.,,.d
.rttt. ~ en. s!'.1 "ss ~
tnn.tr,,oti'n ~ ,,,aa,.a ~ LIE .,r
~ t.s.t y. ul a "isi." r'ra
, 1879-01-10
ECZEMA on THE SCALP,

Nrspfs. WEEKS Il roTfkn-t,cn.len1en ! eau.
not refrain ffom aiding my debt Of gratitude 10
yuu foE hayinx place4 within my rsach ibu wunder-
{ni CuTlcunA. @h,ch has rendered unnecessary AlI
further experiment Ut physIctans. anl In trc
,naEks1y a4oft !pace Of sI9'c n.y. RID ns Of sioab
aauls disease. 1llsDeRsgl with al physicians Two
years ago. ba!trslnE thsy did ms ho you'd. Tho
CurlcUMA has Hoppsd this unsatisfactory expenss
-tsen II 1t wcrv necessary aud had the eultfags
4nv unger 4, fotu" their ads,ce-und brought thu
lnnx- -Inoke -tor enEe and happinets. have bssn
afflicted with Eczema Or salt jtbsntn on my scAlp,
breast, and lnbA Tor t.s ysAra. during w1lcL tn,o
have bpen under the treatment OF physirtans, ut
n mineral springs. Of taktng souo kIud Ut medl-
rtna. hAte besn treated by Drs. -. Of -.
ur. ---, of 49,, nHu visited sulphur springs, nnl
txktn nnilbers nf patcnt ius1lciAea. Ati without
Tbs fasntcat approach to chte. April n!1t 1aat
6eXau Lie 4ts VI CIflcGNA, which WIS lnaaalRls.
u succea*ful lu mr. caSv, entIrsy curling Ma. {
have nol mad clean sta1p for IL years until tha
uss of 1hu cuTtGUAA eutiFsly healed II md left It
cIuun sn1 lsaithy. Ths other parls Of tuy body
wsEv pHected III more sgEruvatsd for,u, but ara
now compeie1Y hsalcd. bsl1rye myself entlIsiy
cured. shall continue the cur,tvHi lgsotyESr
~ dlrsctel. for ttA wonderful actiuM oa tts stuu.
sch aud bowela md CoU!tuy influence tho 2lu0a
II Will aIoSl tue plsasure. NJ kny. done lu Inahy
cascs. 10 utgs The afflicted " uss thrss wonderful
remedies.
N.w Eeatosi, isept. al. isis. = ~'* ~
CArT!oN.-lf procurable, use Cur1cuhA soAr.
, 1879-01-10

n SUCCESSFUL MANAGElt.
Col. Thomas X. slarp, formerly Aiastcs Of
Transportation Of the Baltimore s. Ohto 1.a[1~
road, but now Receiver OF the Long Island Ratl-
road, Is getting quito popular on account OF f,is
ablc mud succeasful management OF this roa1.
When Col. Sharp took hold OF this property it
WAS completely wrecked, but tu a comparatively
short spacc oi time llo has succeeded in getting
tho road over most Of Its difficulties, and tho
prospects now arc tnat lse will soon innkc 1t n
good paying piece OF property. This first annual
report OF Receiver Sfiarp has Just bccn forward
oil to tho Htato Engineer. TITO su,lstnasy OF ls
operations hllows the total earnings OF TIM year
to havo been el,4D7,D ,Dl4, as against t1.A III for
the previous year. Tho operating expenses Tor
1873 wore 81 ,0Oo000, a. against 81 OK, AT for
1B77. Tho teta! cxuc'nEltures of thu Kcrcycr,
including the account VI construction and cqHp-
mcnt, wero $l.1.tj, ,40j. For tho previous scar
tic total Expenditures wcrc 81, ,T49,743 showing
difference IL favor of co'. sharp'A manage.
mcnt Of &al7, Oh. This Is very Interesting
result but probnbIY less 80 to tho prcyiuus 1a1l-
a@e1nent tian to my one clso.
, 1879-01-10

- B1HfM0rF 3HN, dan. I.
Two deaths are announced IN tho SIM thfs
morning which nra remarkable for coincidence.
At the Thistle factory, two miles frorn EIico.t
City, Dec. q, Mrs. Xnnfo Thompson, sged Il
years, died suddenly Of puralysls. Her funeral
was art for dec. 81, when she VIA Joined "ovcr
the r!rcr'' hy her husbaud, sir. JOHN Thomp-
s:o nn1 a 5 ay s r t%.ns. 9l
Superintendent OF tho Thistle factory. In No
rcinbcr, ls7b. he and bis wife celebrated their
golden wedding, or hftteth anniversary OF mar
rIaRe. At dinner, Deu. q, the aged wife was
tho sans day the husband was stricken, an,i
their deaths ocenrrei subsequently, as stated.
Together they will Ia buried, Jan. :, VI Lot,don
rark Cemetery.
, 1879-01-10

A ls1y teleErapl.er says: !" I max. IT. rnls
to rend messages III -rafiJ, and before tlc writer
leares the dtsk. Ii you telegraph 'txo aud two
nuke 1lye,' Us not my place to tell you they
make four. did that once. A tall old mpa
With cigarette In bis mouth, and tremendous
weed Oh bis hat, garc me this message: the
Fall River boat 1eares the fuut Of Twenty-thlzt
street At 4. Bend ths d0ukcys by ual1.' l SAID,
leaves the lowo-town pier at q u'cluck, not ~
1nevcr shall forget the look be gave the. kaid
lie: Young woman, sou tend to your busi
ness, and III tend to the Fall River boat,' After
ed my baby bear, II = customer 80 Wto;s 1t oa
tho liauk.H u
, 1879-01-10
1aiAfEDIArE TNANSPORrATIO
ltfkNllA.

Efforts arc being msda ly son,e Of tho iea3-
Ing importers IN iha city tn have the Illinois
Central Railroad ssclro IN ltnn,e ltatc trsuspor-
tation band, 80 that Imports mny bo talsen to
hts city via New Orleans. All such sraitl. has
cru scaboar4 polnts, becarsu thu Illinois Central
and iis Nov ORLEANS branch huvU mn itltlctliata
transportation Lluu, and It,orts have to lpe VII
praised at New 0r,rans beturs being shipped 10
this city. T'hs arbitrary measures lately taken
by the Eastern trunk ltlrs nre not ErllsfIetI by
to Importers aut ,nrTrl,unts of this rlty, and
they mean to divert tlH1r hainrss trun thu
Eastern scab0aFl am! give t@utbcc, New trErana,
a,ll other points not controlled ny thu tru,k
liues. 4 ElJHpG4.
, 1879-01-10

William TensGeld. 4 German, went into the
Central Police Olilce in New York tho other
dav and begged for protection. He had been
driven crazy by KeaFns,'s labor aattatlop: ile
lido Of Communtsm, but had failed. Lie had
male malignant enemies by bis opposition. and
those enentes had iurcsworn his life. lie was
now heru safe. and wnnte1 to get aboarl tho
cells and selected one Of tho strongest looking,
remarktng that he believed the Kearney CunG.
couldn't gel It him there. IIe handed over ali
bis salaablcs to the Inspector for safe keepux,
Including $50 In mnucy. The inan satl ho had
been employel in CailforpIa ~ an advertising
solictur for German nswspapcre.
, 1879-01-10

could Judge. 4 new black bat, with ihs deepest
Of cloth. Ills scarf xas black: his coat. rest,
altogether more fuucreai figure could hardly
be Imagined than fln presented Al i,n walked t0
hts seat with bowed head and soft tread, ~ II
lie we're In the chamber OF death ltaclf. This
matter, was tho speech 10 which he moved tho
address. lie overdtd the emotion. lic present.
ed tu voice and manner ttie picture Of grief
which IN tho nature OK tttnga It mas In, possibie
10 feel
, 1879-01-10

ISt,r rnrk 1f1bune, .Esn. 4,
There were over ffty wumelI, representing
Market Police Court yesterday, charged with
drunkenness or disor1erly eonducs. Tic apoto-
gy, In eveEy case, was, "Ladles' Day; va were
making calls" "Ladtes' DAY, lndrcdl" ibe
Justice would repeat; II MN glad It comes only
ones year, for such exhibitions n this are BY
no Mc1ne entertaining"
, 1879-01-10
PAGES.

as tbe Marquis. lie has high baritone voice
Of pleasant quality, which he n.cs in . manner
cvlncIng considerable cultivation. I'm one or
ntcning bars; hut all OF HIS sirs were sung 70
truly that the aiigbt n'ahapn referred to m'itt
bx attributed to ths NERVOUSNESS Of 4 frat sp-
prarancc.
Tonight, "F.uss,' With Miss Abbott -
1fdtrHfr.ft.
, 1879-01-10

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,. Jai.. 0.-So little surprise
xas oecasluucd to-day by Tho retauyal u j. \.
Jarkman, Superintendent of atasA,rry VI the
Chieago q Alton shops of Bloomington, and
the appointment Of A. Ackley to lis position.
Jack.asn has bccp In charge OF tho Chica.o II
Alton machinery fur nearly i'itceu years. anl IL
oue OF tho leudlus c,ttzena Ut HllDaIngtau.
ArkleY has srrycd IS Jarkplau's Assistant for
nearly NJ long. 1t IL anticipated HAT M,aHv
more changes will take p!ars In the u.peh!nery
department Of thu roat.
, 1879-01-10

At sea Dsc. 10. All The remainder Of tho
CROW were drowned. The Bayasd waa a
Eritiah stoamer OF !l64 tons, commanded by
Cnpt. Everett. Rhe sailed from New Or
leans Dec. for Rouen.
, 1879-01-10
ROM IL.


AN EkCtGL!cAh lRTTRR.
LONDON, Jan. IA dispatch from Rome
says The pole has sent to tue Bishops OF the
Catholic Church very important enoycllcal
Letter, In Which hs speaks at length Of tho
condition Of The Church, the Holy Sos aud
Society, and explains what 10 has already
done, and what remains to be done. The
document vii! shortly be published. and, It
II behaved. will create somo sensation.
hoNx, Jan. 9.-rhs Fops'a sncyclieal lst-
tsr il puhliahed. It calls upon bishops to
combat Socialism, Communism. aud Interim.
tsonslism hy preaching the principles of tho
Church.
BISMARCK AND Tuk VATICAN,
Lospos, Jan. "a dispatch from Rome
.sases that negotiations aso now carried on
oss~een Cardinal Niuo, papal 8ecretsry Of
State, and nisu,arck direct, without tho In
teFvention Of The Nuncio At Munich. Biz
msseks professions are friendly, bat tho iia-
Prassloa prevails that little moro will be
obtained from him unless the Socialist bill
proves insufficient,
, 1879-01-10

THE GREAT SKIN CURE,

The success attending tho nao Of this great rem
edy In tbs treatment OF AfIec&iuas Of tht Eku and
Scalp With Le4a Of Ilar 10 astonishing. FEom ev.
cry rar nf Tho country come this ,nust g.atoEnl
acknowledgements OF what might he called inlracu-
luus cures. Messrs. Weeks i Potter exlenL
tneiI thanks to Al who hare spoken good wofd
for Cur,cunA, and will Thankfully receive reports
Of ncw cxses whcreser thsy occur. They ars cou-
adent that ths new ami original rsmsdy nosarstus
grcstef hr4itny properties thnu Were ever teIQtv
known to tbs tlsdical profession.
, 1879-01-10

Lord Beaconskeltl'a Appearance In Parliament
Allrs's death IL somewhat sarcasticalIy DE-
scEibad by Aanchestsr correspondent. liz
H&s Perfectly made up In the deepest Ut u,ourn-
tug, which could nut well A4Ys bueu desper had
stead u tie <.uccu'4. lie la1 On, a. far Is ous
, 1879-01-10

always use eoxodont. and rub II In wall. It Efves
such pleasant rstsf from pafched tongue 7tsultn<
from sleep. promotes ths healthful secsetIona Of
The mouth. II will coat more fof meat and zach
thuKs, but dpu'k beeFudge 1t.
, 1879-01-10

psw contract At 8 per cent, sud Z paying The
fa,oo h.' sifc.iy ~eo paid: and t., ,e
sRsi t t. a1e. 's' b to md " arc III
unpaid. owing IL sntnc litigation over tho cant
tai stock. Eon,c time ago, tho Chicago, rekln
T. southweAtern. thn Chtcago d. 1l'ianis River,
contract for tke SAID BY the CHICAGO y Illinois
Road Of TINT portion Ut Its Track between
9treator aud the M4zon River 70 thu Chicago.
pcktn d eou hwcsteEn Road Thu Chi';aEo d
1llInuia River Koa1, howcyrr, has gong into
bankruptcy, and tho two roads aru auarrcfng -
10 tho party to whom the money siluu'tl bc paid.
! he Receiver, therefore, wants to know what ~
do In TIM matter.
in conclusion, e tt,tc4 t'Iat i,c llas moro bus.~
ness than llo caa aitniIl tt', though tho low
priceA for grain have prevented hitn from max
ing ~ rn!lch pratt na he expectctf. THE con!
business Is Eno'f, but thr roal cannot carry
mitch coal, owing TO want cf tho necessary
caras
VANDEnD1rT'S SUKEwDNFSS.
The Merchants Dispatch which Unlike al
other fast-ire.eht lines, Is not controlled by tho
roads over whtet, It rms, hut Il private corpo-
ration getting IL per cent on all tho business It
secures, Is rapidly absorbing tho business
Of all other fast-trcght lines running
over Vanderbilt roals. Vanderbilt Is tho
principal owncr ot tic Mcrchanta' Dispatch,
AEA WE t"0HF4 hIEslFA ~ lIHbFolVDh~t""A A'Sh@
the roads ovcr which 1t rms rScs Into Wander
bift's pockets. Al tho time Vanderbilt pur-
chased the Michigan Central THa TRIBUNE
predicted that the Merchants Dtspatrh would
gradually supcrscsle tho Blue and He'd Lines,
though the latter were far more economically
coudnetel. This prediction Is being verified as
time passes on. First, orders wcre Efycu th1E
tho Merchants dispatch should 10 Mi tic bnsi-
lieRs West-boun,l hytr VaNlcrhl't tines. Thrn
1t waa Lecrcel that thls fustfsrtGtt Inns should
do all tho Ea4t.boun1 t1Dutt htlsiness, leaving
" the other lines only tie Eass-bounu local
trnf1lc. Nuw again a rrOnMnrin:nrnto has bern
Issued that tho MGrcants' Dispatch ahall do nti
thu iIgtl-clasa East.Gnui1l bt,En1es {refrIgcra-
tur, etc that hns ilctCinfuro bsen 1OJlu NY tho
Red t4tne. This class of blieintss going over Tho
Blue Line will no doubt also bn suon diverted tu
the Merchants Dispatch, and 1t IL only .qncs-
| tnn ot tffno when the Mcrrl,anth' Dispatch WILL
altogether superscie the 1illn and ncl Lines
| which run over tho Michigan Central mud Lake
| Shore j. Michigan Southern. Mr. George Luw-
rcnce, heretofore with tho etar Union Linz,
| which runs over tho PENNSYLVANIA route, !ns
| been appointed Agent IT tho h!Qt.-ciass East.
hound itlisinrss OF t,lo Merchants Dispatch At
thts point, and assumed tle duties Ut his new
position yesterday. lle llas hts olllcc with Mr.
CruEusor, NJ. BS 1.a2alIa street.
THE CHICAGO Il NORTHWESTERN.
The Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Com
panv has just completed thu following half.
yearly comparative statement for the six months
, 1879-01-10
"frnURIEL" soLD.

"a sAt Edttar e| 1as Tvtbrnt.
New YoaK. Jan. I'll reported by Telegraph
last might, anong other theatrical eveHts. the
opening OF Frank Mayor in "Davv Crockett"
It Nlblots Garden. From ths fact that Mayo
was lying showed In or side.track up In New
York Slate somewhere, and didn't apprar 1t
Niblo's At nil, tho first impression il that I'm
blood relative Of Ell Perkins, ard have never
hrart, Of the late latnented g. Washington. But
tha fart IL, was sold. Let ms explain: There
were |our "np<n1nas last night, and, knowing
couldn't SCOOP TEN Ill In, askcd totrnaI-
mc, whi!s I tooI tic opera lid "MIi,t.'' lie
rciartesa to tnc at the telegraph otl!ee, along
ttwnrl midnight, giving me- tue full details OF
each performance. Wnsn't that meant ! am
Eoiug to argue with him. And If native elo-
use on earth, sla1t convince him that II Amt
tnft to play low down on TRIBUNE corfe~
tp0ndent. lTntR1aL-
THEATRICAL NOTES.
" Destiny " IL receiving fair shsre Of attap-
tfon this week at Mcvtckcr's. Dnth the play
mud the acting hayo bsen considerably improved
eInce the opening night
The Park Theatre company at Haverly's will
appear sl1's evening in "Champsgne sud 0ys-
ters, nne Of those registering comedies 10 which
they have won distinguished succcss.
John Dnlon's company urc at Peoria tl,ts
evening, aud Tomorrow night they appear At
.lnlict. They will ali comc on to Chicago on
SUNDAY mornsnG to prepare for &helr opening at
Aoo1ey's Ihsatse TN Monday evening.
Mr. Mcvickcs announces bis intention Of ro.
viving "Hose'la'e," IN Response to many re-
aueats. l!e has ltkewite In preparation Two
ponulAr dramas. "t1rcen jluehes" md 'Flow-
ers ot the fuseat." due notice ot the production
, 1879-01-10

nkATII or ksFANTERu.
Madrid, Jan. 9.-Don Daldonlero Espas.
FARO. Duke Of Vitoria, died to-day.
RESCUED 6RANEN.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-The Kpanish brig Encsr-
noe.oa, f1om Fernauliua, Fla, for Fssrol,
epa1u' landed there yesterday two Of the
CAV Of The steamer Bayazd, which fouudered
, 1879-01-10

sr. PernasuuRa. Jan. 0.-Thc plague has
reached tho Government Of Earatoi1n. At
Naratzin 17s deaths occurred. The mortality
is estimated ut 10 per cent Of tho population.
st. Petsrsburg nowspapors propose that
nurses and attendants Of The He'd Cross Bo+
ciety should volunteer for AstraLhan.
, 1879-01-10
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Plain, Solid Fact.-Tho market II flooded
With 'horso.teed under tho name Of oatmeal.
fact that thcFa IL F1st diIerence in quality.
1sadcr, pleasant surprise awaits You. n the usxt
prorkss s!tsi.eut oat.msa!. fiucst natural favur,
c1canest. and without single exception, the best
in America, destined to be the ''comtnY food On
erefy tntle In tho land. t1roeerr sell II. supply
depot, with trial package. 10 State street.
, 1879-01-10
YuNfB.
THE DEY Yfht.p9.

TUNIB.
THE DkY YthLps.
pAR1s, Jan. 1.-iA T'rsnce announces TINT
ths l'ey Of Tnnls yielded to day on al points,
and will make M apology with great pomp TO
The French Consul. An inquiry into the
Sancy affair will bo ordered, aud the three
Tunisian fanctionaries designated by the
Consul will bo dismissed.
, 1879-01-10
('UTICURA SOAP.
Medicinal and Toilet.

u prepared fEom rUTicuMA IN q moulded form. and
IL positively luuspHusaltu III the treatment Vt Skln
and EG4lu 43lsxaaes. W. recommend 1t fur tbs
preservation of tie Skins pf lntan&a ful Gsnt!1n-n
who dpssrs \ eIesn md wholesome skip mn, Scalp,
and for all purposes Of tho tol|st. hath. and nur
srFy. ~ n:elelual tnyFs4lsats are 70 fetned ana
grand curative effects. wbilu It's delightful 4nu
freshlnR tFs4fsncs equals or suEpsssas tat hnesE
Tas!si4u H1ap4.
Wu insist upon Tho use Of cr11cuAA Soar when
passlble to OBTAIN II, because W. know 1t Will
n"t antsrfsso x!.h spas4y cure, u osbss soAps
frequently do. CU1hUNA SaAR win u sent ~
null 10 any address % receipt VI pscs.
, 1879-01-10

Use " a1ra. sTtnsiow*s Soothing Kyrup" for
children wHllo tselhln9 II cnebs lYsanterT autdI-
arelUs. wind eos. regulates tho bowels. rs cts
, 1879-01-10

Tho CUTlcunA NENkD!ks uEs prepared by WkExs
i ForTEK, chsmi4ts and Druggists. 3a0 Washtng-
!oa.st.. no.tep sad ~ for s.ts BY Ill dfusxst..
priee q CuI.cunA. small bo4s. 20 esnIs; iatxs
6o4Y, Is cents pr caka; ~ mail. ~ csatsi th'<s
A4ks4. 13 centA.
, 1879-01-10

15alance May II. 1879 .S208, HOT
Cotnp1cte returns give slt,4S3 n,nre profit
thu1l estimated fu abatement OF dec. 8, 1875.
, 1879-01-10

FEBTIFIFIE,s INTERRUPTED,
BucuAnEsT, Jan. O.---The Christmas fes-
tivities here hare been interrupted bya greAt
snoW-atorm. Houses were uusoofed by tho
gala,
, 1879-01-10

Ert proh!a......,. ....sl, ,Uli, 40 $l.37D, 5nn3
LcsE ~ j ref cent dividends
OH preferred 4tDcK in ltt.
combrr, 1879 and 1871. ia, 2st 1:i.,, 9Rk
Surplus Of Ealf.yeaE..S BJ1, ,11H 8:a, :.}O
The surplus of tho lsst Aacal year, end.
inu My al,. 1S1H was..,.... .,..,.. :. sos, 411
A dividend Of per cent On tho colntnon
stock wts declared fr1M this snrpius, .
payaulp DEC. ~. 1871, 1b,..........I..... nDD. no
, 1879-01-10

THE MAFLEAON OPERA SEASON.
Ths sale Ut scata for the Forthcoming Maptr-
son opcra, both season anl sI1ulc, bus been very
3afKr, indicating fins t1Hahelal auc.pss. A
everything connected with u IL NOW n,attrr ut
public tnterest, WI apprnd il,u rass fur A,o.,!ay
aud TucalaY nights Ut "Carnen" anu "duu.
namtuIaH:
, 1879-01-10

THE CHICAGO Il NORTH W I.STERN.
The Chicago & Northwestern Railroad COM
pany has just completed tho following half
yearly comparative statement for the six months
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-07-11
UOla Markets.

COUNTRY PRoDUCE-Butter SC; eggs
7c; new potatoes sec; beets 5oc; BEANS
green 75c.
GROCERIES AND PROvIsIoNs-Flour,
lola Mills, xxx S2.75; xxx $3.50;
Graham flour s2.75; rye flour 81 70;
corn meal sl.2O; Coffee, Rio 16s "a 2Sc
Tea, Imperial SOC "a 75c: Gunpowder
sl.OO; Japan SOC q 75c; Sugar, A lie
Elk. C 1Ogc; Brown Sugar &c; Molasses,
Golden Syrup 75c; New Orleans 6Oc
Sorghum soc; Bacon, sides, buying oac'
selling, &c; Shoulders: buying, 4!c, sell
ing, &c Salt, Saginaw $500; Ohio River
$3.50; Coal oil 25c per gallon.
MEArs-Sugar cured hams lie;
Country cured hams, buying, &c, selling
Sc; Steak Sc; choice steak 1Oc; HIDES
green 4ac flint &C a. 12c.
LIVE SrocK-Live hogs 50. 90; dressed
hogs Mich COWS $50 a. $50; tai
cattle $1,000 $3.50.
GRAIN-Wheat, buying at Coo a. zoe
Corn buying at 25c, selling at Doc Oats
buying at zoe, selling at zoe.