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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-01-17
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,

NINE departments Of study; textbooks
furnished at COST; calendar arranged to
suit teachers; expenses for one year from
$l75 to 5000, non-sec tarian. liberal
thorough. Fall Term begins SEPTEMBER,
Sd, 1879.
"@#For catalogues and other informa-
ton, apply TO the President, J. R. THoMp.
SON, Morgantown, w Va. (aug9-3m
, 1880-01-28
tJ,c,n that It wotIl,t he impossible for him 10
f,rt tbe 1t,1ulnntinn Without 4 EuIiii.Ht

t1,c,n that It would he llnsossIl,'e for him to
ret The l,nlnlnNt!on wlthnut n cDnicSt.
A DEMOCRAT WHO ~ NOT 1forEPUEcwHAr
.luSErIt ni.ItTz1:1l EXPECTS THE WESTERN
w1an OF His FATTY TT 1'0.
1osep, rul'ssr; Ezs ''";s lie ';!'''i g. Louis German
Democratic eslItor aud orator, ts not at all
Ing l'resfdentinl strnEKln. u the course Of Il
reccnt conversation with Trtbnnc reporter,
srr u Republican President III tho White
jIO,lsn for four years longer. Tlln folly VI
tho Democrats lii Maine seemed to hn the
t.u1lse Of his ,ltspoiMlcncy. Whet nskrti ns
10 the attitude ct tho Western Democrats hs
I'VE are waiting 70 sce wllat your New
York Legislature will do. II It changes The
Inv so M 10 llAyH thP Electors chosen by dis
tricts, or takes The choice Into liz owl, hands,
w. MUST cIanEfg, ouH IL Ian q campaiF; Il taGs re-
Wesi: My York would then bc practically
nut nf tho f]gl!t:'.
20, "%l;o $ would be sorr candidate In such a
~ don't know. It ,is our misfortune TO
sis XII II Il ss CIR Lsessat"re Its W tle present
system OF choosing Electors stand, 50 TINT
Easst'$" s y '''' ~ ' ' e
"rtcn should go for Bayard, provided
there are No. letters Df h'S IN e1!ssence, witt
ien ,lnring tic Wnr, which Gould be ,sed 10
fscI i' co,iiitent, owever, lint tho tiglt viii la
in the West. 'l'i.c New York Legislature will
hardly venture To. Hrub tia who'll Electoral
rnte IT the Staie, hut believe 1t viii pass 4
bill for III, election by DISTRICTS 50 9s u lnaka
\ Southern gentleman joined in tlle co1yer-
sntfoif, and denounced In rnttcr violent lai,-
euagr tho caittlHet Of the AfaIne Democrats II
running tho prospects Of TIC party for curry
,S VIZ t9 nenenn tsyes xs In i onsiaa aa'ei i
1s7G," lie snftl. - these fnfernnl jarkasses up
N Afainu tl,onglit 1t smart thing 10 70 Into
tho stealing f}tislness themselves"
A SOUTHERN PAPER on THE CHANT noosf.
tharI>.,en ts. o. Netr. and ca,.rirr tlsm',,
the party Is ready to f'or9liats the ,liiElu:t
cat;ltlate In character and ability who sl!al!
he Il, tho field, one Of the worst things tllt
cN.t lluppGn ~ the collapse nf tho Grnnt Innye~
,,ent. Gen. G!Ant, oppose'l ' hy s'!el1 , mar, 7,
tcfrat tlla1l Sherman, Blaine, or any other
prominent Republican, dawn 10 tho 1'rrs-
dent. The Democracy cannot win, ns against
Grant, Il they nominate Il srcolltt rate .nr
s!.cl, . man il thelr opponent be Sherman q
Waslibnrnc. 1nN contest where 1'g cal'it.
duties for President on botll stiles nrt'
average politicians, tlle,, DcmoGracy. will
alwa9yys b: defeated; ;,,a The ,,,s oMly chanee
camitiatc Who, il political eonrnre, stralsht-
the 0rlG nf kcp,tbf tspiranss,- wllo
wifi ho ftl everything thu eqnafnf tlic best
Gaaats the G;!ShnIs t, I'm !'M @ nG Mi
their highest. This Democratic canIitlntr,
tuo. mist stand IN MI extreme hnrt-,noNty
Hiatfor,n. II will bo objection!i'i: t, tile
Western Democracy nInl 70 sumo Southern,
, 1880-01-28
MISCELLANEOUS,
FlsEsII1EETIAIs TALK..
Special ia Cincinnati Commercial.

sptetal 10 tinelntlas1 CF'Nf1<rttat.
WARH1NuToS, u. G., Jnn. 25.-James II.
Young, nt, ardent Grant lhall, anil Out of tho
wy ~" e.ss , "" ~" ~ 1,,I
PROFESSION ilete' "F'tes IN 1o'lo"s ~ tle fAll-
adclphta Starr
"WlIlo Sherman lncks lla!ne's magnet-
Ism, lie cxccls hin III discretion. Thoru IL
pl"ua.3 w. ,,1I ~ uo'Hs pN."M ~ w e"aI
Try at!a, "ii!e '!e ~ outwartlly coaa l1'flll,
you, will i!ili him. when you know Hin well,
genial alnl 9lg-lleartesl: ! cull remember tic
on Newspaper li0w, where lin woul.t slt fur
hoslrs will, sumo OF h!s newspaper frlently,
l0kIng and ehattng. X lle aEullltl By tnatl,
President, thure nct:sl be no fear that hu will
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President IL .laly becoming strongcr, ,t!lrougl,~
ont TIE Republic. There Is n3 tiont,t of Us
carrying Tits Stntc II The people nrc honestly
Is nlso si!re, III ills cary tay, of Ncw .tcrsry,
Delaware, mil Afnine. i,faine IL II grcat
lender Of Ilrn,.a peerless statesman, whosa
liuhor Is unf,ni'rachnble, whose Integrity Is
without q Law.
litlltr GTttstn tIitr.,.,
As 10 tlIIs county there II no doubt t1.at Mr..
]3lainc ]sas been the elsolce for stnc tinn
past, anl is sa yet Unless there has ,!,ce,,!. !"
recent cnnge ii sentiment among the Re-.
pubitcans. And II fills II the ct.se 1t will
te bll, The simple .luty of tho County COM
,nittee, at its meeting Un Saturday. to EXPRESS
what aI,penrs 10 Dc tho will Of tl,c tnaJority
By naming n .le1eEnta to THO National Ct'i,-
In suGl, questions is hi and properly colllcs
from the people.
, 1880-01-28
Origin Of the Ward tl'nzxlp.0

II is well kIlnwn that IN adequate solution
OF thu word 7j'tzxfG llls ever lrH]l offered. !
now proposti to stlyrit, 1t Gpelrs NJ u verb
!M "liantiut," ILL, III, nit! In uttlertassagls;
9llt " II WIS originally substantive. Fr"mlts
familiar llsu ~ verb y st't!ns 10 l'ayo been
t. PUG, with tho addition of tho ,lstlAl SUNK
::lc: such, illtleea, l. Sknner's explanation,
hitherto aeceptp.l t,Hly leculIso I'm better tl,e
l,iaa yet up&aresl. 'rf!e corl,exi0,. will 1tosc
II riEht, ~ Indeed onr Instincts assure us;
tut tilesultix. Though long regarded III verbal,
IL lt1t rc'!ily 81, w VIII apl@ar. ltef0tu pro-
goetllng. IT IL necessary t6 say II word III to
the word 1h'se itself. 1rttis Is ,lsually re,
Kartlesl Us III at's,resfalIoa Ut ,aplH,sc,. all!i
tlt!a IL true; but VIZ 'lllllat AaHti gn buck
step further. a1.d acknowledge apjWse
to b. y corruption Of oppo4e. fl'o ttipjjk,Sc
Or 1lose was to prt,latsU questions; examples
9ra n plentiful, ESPECIALLY I'll richardson's
Dictionary, y. y. s'Arposc,". but 10 such
SENSE u commonly, found III tho French
4plHser or thu Latin uppf1terc. Tho true
Latin word tsGpp,ncrc, which WIS II regtIar
term III thu srhools; sve Ducange. YAe Oil
, 1880-01-28
PENNSYLVANIA,

T1IE nLA1SE nnsst ~ TIE KEYSTONE STATE.
~. Philadelphia 1imts tIna.l.
J.. That " eiear u,atortty Of ali ti'e dclcgates
,,i,o ,,,a,, /, ~, tom.r,,s ,,,",,ar - H'',,,t
-, m,u'. '.en' y 'lo mnseF 1s!a1!ef ~ ttnnN'
inc bia'!le men cum tNke control OF t'le COR
ycntiDii, instruct for lllatllc, selld Il blaine
Delegation to Chthko, and boss things gel,-
o..,t, r. thov tlI. hut ,utii tl,n,,n rt,it ,,.+
,a ,,, y NH" ,vshor s he @ n. ,,,, .,i',ss H.,
"epela "l'o,. wlle'i'eF .,le S"1lse'ltloh VIII !e
q, Concentrating Or blalne,on'neroh body
I.ere Is t 6!'t one orss IT, be rl'l'I ID . anu tetS ta
"so w" tvas ''. 10 i,ofutts ;", eass G .as ~ s'.c', ~
caAeS one hlast rus pcll'sa' ana cameron has
studied l'ognerry.
1'hlIa'<'pAta rre.' f1'sp,';
l,e mr,u1ttctl to ex1rrss their nrcfercucn fnrn
nrn{t,,tt,1 W. ,i1',,ta h,, ,,.,,n, ;s ,,,,.s :.
te s""a.o s,'. y, M!.' ~ nt'"t 's'
1ilo Cra"'"fa county systei'l' ea1. any ono
Mntnc, would lead aIl thu rcst hy Mt lcust
tf,n IN ,naJnr1t, ~ f:n, 1iorrv Win las "a.
o1 ~ Wra..,, @ ,.'.' 3v., s" vs. I,.'.
taflaea !" Was'!llletol. Ifom Western rem, n.
syva, a'au ner 1 ,as ~ tp en,rs a
uives NJ tLntr rtaso1l thnt Alr. j,Iai," , w,,s
irrni.i n nni,atlv NJ tha Ink Nntjnni do,,vr',. w
t'e'. rSsy pr''sss Ct t'js '' ,rar t% seS'i 's,s.
kaEa kHEiea W." t ent " thn,r ~ ,,tw h,%s % , ~ ~
thntwh W..stor, % Isn,,,,svISn,,ta IL Hn,l'iic,!s ~
,,'havo got lnad" nj being trI'letl Will and
betrn}etl.
Notri,to,,1. fafonfgomtTp @ Go} MtraM !,'tp.,. ,,
but t. o's ses issstis y vor @ With S' o fsaH f"sot Ms
wns a.loptetl !nstructinv tllo delegates frnlt
this conllty To Harrisburg 10 seleet delegates
to ting Chicago Convention, In fayor Ut Sem.
rye III far te 1trp"sc S 't' Of o,suslsIng MS III % to
tugstioll,
''"~''''' y,..o..,.. f,.,.,y x,o.t,,~ <u<n,
wa ossnrt wItho1,t i'sssItnfin, thni''t II ramrs
q. Dlains Secures te mul,inatIo,, I fur It'll" tllo
irsajtinncy Of ths Unitrtl Stntrs. wi,ich IN
llopo ard firmly IeiIeyS lio: VIII. iHe viii pol
i "..y w i" titu "n.,t, ;S+ .tii mtS , IN
,an,, GM Wy" ,I,,", III t'1 r w us @ mtt m!MM ~
, 1880-01-28
OHIO.

Qlf1O.
A nEtul,T1CAy WHO nEt.1EvEs IN n1AlNE--
MEANING or T1lE REGENT MOVEMENT AT
CoI.rMnua.
Hwetai 10 cintinnnts Commercial.
CoLuMltus, o., .Jnn. 21.--'rhc "Moln" for
Blaine occupies place In tho public ninl,
alu, wllite sGa,,e arc disposed to hciitt!e tic
organization of Dlallle Club IN the Capital
City, 1t Is quito apparent that tho fact that
Hne hiis been DrgnnEzet, n1ni hHs among iis
supporters snme 0f the most prominent clti-
zens OF Columbus, us well as lIlniI Win hnse
won National reputation, tho disposition to
fist disappearing, and tho Blaine Clul will
without doubt he recognized rs having sotIe
fnrce and Influence. It Is true TINT the first
,nrntlng Of tho members for tho purpose 0f
organization, on Thursday night of last week
was not advertised, yet It WIS mt secret
session by any means, nN! It does not, follow
TINT thcc meeting wits lacktng Ill numbers or
Ms ter pqnal1fo1, @ IL sEeak!nE re- E9 a{ ,h, the
with our eyes shut a.Nl not knowing what
We wcro nb!rt. II will be quite MS Kra.ify-
ing to rs to be totally lgnoret1 nS wc wSre ~
1871, when few 1f the solid lsrlnlbltenns
At tint time W. were ri.lculttl, cuEetl sore
heads, and ali TINT. The Administration
press Of The. Stnte hcaped inlpscehtions ul'on
lis, mil ttcctnryl That when tho ti,'lo cn1ne to
dliMt. I'he fact Is. tic ilcl tint le,l tl!at
movement did mt want Office, hut thry !ll'!
sn sn a ,Hi ae 'h@ss Wiz Wat M Was 11f i rlsa' rss
asr"tS e. MESe%re EeHn tea a dn sIsTHtis Sssys
now. thattf tbs Government il 10 pe rnn BY
elected siS hsl'sst!s: 'ws q i"(o ti,is 1,la!HS
, 1880-01-28

San Uttvo fCall t'atun.
An Am,sinH application tf tt.. wontleFa Of the
terpii,pu M nj, nss!stunt detective of crime
comes to us from .lnllAp. several horxes wcru
recently stb!cn Ii, that ncI4htH,rhNy1, md sli*
rc!on fell upon curtain Indian rs tho thief.
ttnr., tho satnb was being exhibited. when it
occurrei tn tho owner lf the efnen hOrses 70
net tho 1n,lAn to cn,c In a1l hcnr tho "Crcat
spirit" tnlk. Tho Intinn ttN'k uilr If thu CUPS
Md wna thrilled with establishment ut being ul.
rnrcntly -, nenrthc Grras kctsern nf The finppy
Hunting Grounds After tsfnt. llltlt, ting SPENT
fl wn1ElrrtnGnt. tho lntllln WIS Folernnly Eonl-
1nnn'1ed l,y thn Grtnt Epfrl tn "gfyc vi, those
st"leh horsr*!" Dropping the c,,p ns If he t,ad
been shit. the fns1!ati Immediately confessed 10
having stan the hDrfns. Ant1 treinblinrly t,rnm-
tscd It hts life wHs sTArtd tic would rcstUre tho
HcubullDsh d ut tItIcc, hlliI hB did 50.
, 1880-01-28

nrthHtl Of examination WAS by argument,
a!lt1 the examiner was really An umpire, who
DECIDED HaestiDl,s put l,y an ft},}iHcHt 10 tho
lire, 80 TINT the oil wnrl lDr h crara i,le
WIS Als0 NplHncrc. Euw II M happened that
neat answers were called .anpnSitc answers;
the nplmncnt fns ncat answerrr> MI tho ht!,cr,
Il cnlDrrtc confusion easily Mrusr. Mt my rate
stnrccs. It W. tius i,asr, rs thc riglt nr;icr t "f
things, first 10 D1'posc In the Sc1,6nls: sen'mt.
", to npposc or HpjWsc by nsktng. questions;
a'Ni ! finally. - Lt,sc, By putting hard 4ues-
W.. lnyt, numerous words formed from
vet!,S by q sui!tx III, as it, cnses OF lcnt-ftl,
rF(ux.ltt anti the like. Similarly q. hard
VnGsttoli WINS Oil 0U|N!Sftt, Nlid this Is tho
word which now llns b!cume 7,Hzztc. The
wllUle Of this wot,la be but gllcsSwOrk II II
were not that have ,lecn 10 fortunate ns 10
aa,l nlar',a.s tls aol9t!an. We ars ;ea'!Y
say 1t ntlylscdly) Is Oiie Of the best edited
bonks In our literature, aud great credit IL
tlle llOllnrpd hainn III Alexander Dyce. 'fM.
references will b. found III lint hool; nj
Vol. L., y. :Gi1, and Vol. H., p $ol, alll hero
they are:
"And tn poucrt she put this optrsatS<."
Lydyate, tuif u prlne,s. Il. %aylanJ,
GtY. Il ILL.,, leaf Xvi.
"AlAdc vnto her tl!ss vncouth opnaedae,
nj, s'9. II r. leaf cxxv'it
"Ma1ame. yong arposef1x Is Tele interrf1" 4. C..
Shelton. Garland Hf Laurel, l.1N,
I'll this Inst lnstance The various reading"
Is UppDseltc (Dyce). IN nil thesU eases the
sense Is n question hard ut solution, OF, In
WALTER ". sxgAr.
, 1880-01-28
PRESIDENTIAL.
How the New York Delegation to
Chicago VIII Stand.
The Blaine Boom in Pennsylvania -Naines
Favorit Son In Ohio.
Assertion That Granta kamt WIif 10 Withdrawn
at The Pennsylvania Convention.


THE DELEGATES 70 cHlcAUo-w11Ar 4
GovElsNMESr OFFICIAL ExPEcrs-slxTy.
/. ron SHERMAN.
New 1ork Trthtns, Jun. ~
"If you will promise mt to mention my
nnmc i enItl n trou,ncnt Gnyrrn,uctH oHicul
i1i,,r % n s.,aa +, ,t,a c,tv mi "xte, s",,,n
representative RECENTLY, III think chi, tell
yon exactly how tic New York delegation 10
'a Gheago ina,' W" n ,Uc.
as,,,! as tbs conversation went on. The official
"In .,uo tina n stota Convention will b.,
calle!l ny uell, Arlllnf, chairman o. .ho na. M
publican EXECUTIVE committee. IL WILL bts
t,lntle I'D ~ llsunt Nf tlelegnfes selpctCtl
Il A;HScGlslst51!et, An sr1sa,, coysntlons; My:
the. State Convention to appoint tho
entire tlelcgatlon 70 t'hlcesa il, y
italies at oiier. There is Il precedent, II /
nm mt mistaken, for such course. In. 1s's
selecte.l to support Hin for Viee- President.
Since then, lit'wrver, the other course las
es prSS of fefsfrpg TIC selestion Of tHo
Tia tti,,ycntm If tic s st.ycral ri Congrcsslonal
districts. This was tlO1lo In 1H7' and 1871,
and will No tlnllht he .lnne this yrar. Tho
Convention as d botiy viii select tic fonr
S;snn!oral 'telegates and ratify tho action Ut
ii "What Is your prediction rs to t1le con,-
p!exiom 0f The ,lelcgltt0n
.'..rhat four of TIC Congressional districts
will bn represented by Sherman Delegates,
;"WM! yoa nalao tho four Sherman dis
trictsT' ..-.,.
"NU; would rntllcr nnt.''
II s!ippose tic Chauta,lua all Cattarau-
, 1880-01-28

CINCINNATI, o., jan. 27.-CorTDN-F'irm nt 12!{c.
FIOuls-Stcndy; family. l0ha6.as,; fancy. ts55.
GnAIA-YhcRt steady md firm ut &l.U Corr, In fair
demnnd at 43o Oals firm ut 40c 1tye quiet ut SGc.
Harley in fatr demand atGOc.
PRuvlBioXsIork dull nt k2. 5aaa00. Lard IN Hh0d
demand ut tG liuik snGats stently md nnGhnngn!li
%son qas I'll hi H arSs an
shoulders. AD; tldoa " IN. linnss, H.8j}a&7 73tA
MitsKY-Aghvc mid hs1i Mt ttE.
HHTTEIt-Qulet and unchanged.
lIEsKED GIL-5tcnt!F NJ fsc.
, 1880-01-28
rt,1.E111o.

T0LEno. O.. Jan Y.-t,tAtS.-,Yhcnt tlull. wenk.
md euscr; Nm. 9rcd w'nter, February, fs!!3 MMst,
sL3l6; Aiay s!.E5{; No. red Wnbnah $l:ti&; wost-
ern amhor, sl.s7i No. nn,bor Illinois, E@a. Corn
hIKhsTs mixed. +lei NJ; tnot. 4gAe: Mny. suAc;
GtnyEa a ;s ;SsEsi-19ul; prime: tEcs; M. A;M
9l.27sa; MArchI *lai. April ei,;s,1i! afny, tL:U
!tErEltrs-Wheat, SUI bui cosn, au1 bui oats,
,sI!!rarSrs-wheat, 1900 ou; corn, 2loo bu, oats
, 1880-01-28

ST. LOUIS.

#, Louis 1nn. .27.-FI.0CR-FIFlner.
unAIN-Gvhcas opened higher md declined; M.
rcd. {i.., cash; ft,2tat2lsA February. se*ts74Qa
lasH sinrcl.; S!.24st:ik April; sl12a143a May, Mo-
3do, tl.1a cosn-Cash luwur; urtiuns better, ;s'1@
zpko casll; :e February: Glac statchs s9SIo atayt
g.4c JUNG. Oats dullt :'1tc cnshs 51kcs:l{u Mnrch
5sheaao May. :1tye higher Mt Tic. liarlcy unc1,anTeh
WIt1aKY-Qulrt nj f1LE. -
PRUv1siuSs-iOfk tiuli Mt fl2si caah; et2.s5al2.i
FtbruRry. Try suit !liuMts 4ntHt ard UNCHANGED. 1n.
Gun nrmet; lo0so clear rhs H. ao&225. lan hom!nnl-
ly 7Nc, ...
HECE1rTs-F1ont. aon0 brlss wlcat- ?a,Qn bnl corn.
bu; DRta. ~ iQ Lu; rye IU In; barley, lou hu.
I5Mu BM: ont*. al4 bn; hurley et!u IN.
i:LttaES1-Whrnt nhetttt0d md lnwGr; No. red,
3t.EY{ nsked eaxh; fllyA Februatyt sl@M91l.2If
NaIeh. Corr l0Hur; 1f5fo February a38o Maschs s3&
E:ssGc Mhy.
, 1880-01-28
PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES


11rApauAMyGM* 1,EraNMIMEST W y *, nr n4lKoTA,|
IT. TAri- Mimi. Jim. n lsso
c.su,n,.H viii Id received lls 1lec. Ut the of.
tires 0t 1Iio 4nars"rnlAstt!s Mf ll,1 h!wtnK nnmEA
.s: end II ~ xa1s'"9 n se nna % 81 Z .a snd 's ,s II
I"u1,sary. I'LL whtc ttlpe and liaccs they Mt to
o,aiIr IN lIA rrH.rnen q ldHE. tnr fnrnthtlR IND
so!au,cnsnx July j. la*' a'd Guiding Juno IT, laI as
Wood, Coal, Hay Straw, Com, Oats, & Bran,
r sn sish sa e ~ ;!s. a aa afss
ian.sInn NissInn Ltin. ltlsfnri. Assyrnsan. A!Ea-
Kr"aa .M.tsr, Ei!is. Shaw Loxsn. Missou!a, lIunson
VII rlisrry ii s',c "t Tin suprcs-0zain nnd lssnnns
tho tinysfnrnt 1nY eei tto!ota Junn ~ lh+ 1ta
I nr ts,'Im cusrcIit hruprtat!Dntwi!l b0 rrqursdi
tir rUnhtHltr rltteniA tfpnn appropriation applicable
t"r i'm l'nr!.te, i,y t:o,iEtass a., .,,,,,
tF lf quantities. lu.a than thu wn18 regurt vii! ba
ys" ssssr1!tN nt"p'sa!* ~ srilcatG, nt" r..
f.a at;nyoruIon raarTos tho s!sht " reject nny or
prsfsrsieo Will DO eEot. u articles Of domestic
il, n,idfi,a r 1aln t.aors ass requested ~ stnts
siai,. %iiI HM u ns.M u ths sIski to,sa arfas<r
klHi ND esiiua!rl VaaH,tiiss rsq9srod aAeh
NJ, ats's n H. vsd " !" y w ns1 4 t,4 9.
s !" IT, ~ Il ap' liz
Frvsi"tas containing Proposals. should be marke::!
nd "ss..a f t. iii Il Is s i,pastiSa
r"'' 'f ''s'T'' e0a''''"Gaiff!&Sss*n Gif&Ss*. H. roMrklss.
r}artl tiAf
, 1880-01-28

1.outsv11xE, inn. 27.-CoTToS-steady at 1:5sc.
FLouK-nnll md unchanged.
GnAlk-Wheat ir'n nj tl2,1l2s. Corn t.rn; white,
4Cci mlxcd &C. Uats qtIlot but stendy, whtte, DICT
mixed, %0r. Rye ateady nt Rsc.
i'ADrIsEUSH-r0rk qu!ot Mt Sl1GD. I.asI qnlet;
choice leaf i!crce hGc % kcF r. isalk meats dhct;
HAmx-augnrsEtrC btN31UtI. 49,
WMlAHY-Mnrkctu dull ut {lU,
, 1880-01-28

Bptefat DApatth Ia The Chicago Tribune.
KASAAH CITY, Mn, Jan. M.-GRAIN-Jrho Tffts
cur,tnt rcpots tho wont receipts ai Vll2 bt,, sh-
menst 10 ~ hu; trmsr; No. cas,. ti.1s, Janunry,
teIGtst nkl lu, hhpMents = ito hu, u,ts0ttlea NU.g
chsflt 2satei IanuAry, si5{c.
, 1880-01-28

n, Not tho leaat tmpoetAnt fonturo In Fcalows'
EEnsI"und Syrup Of Hypnpht~phltes. il the ct'1ll-
~ ase, and which ~ developed W tho paiient ~
eeve1s fxVm Hlck4pss.
, 1880-01-28

nE1nDtT. Jan. n.e7.-FLotlt--Stoady.
0MAlN-WhrRt unAetilel; cxsrn nominal; No. /
wh'so. tl.e& Dlat january sl.s. nominal, February,
81 nominal; Murel,. tt.3;!{. April sl.a, May, g3l
milling No. |. nnlniNn!. Hecoilss-Whgut, tt03 but
1hipMents, aUW bu. 1'' -
, 1880-01-28

lNntANAPoLia. 1an. :1,-GHAtS-whont quei
No. red, 9lxaaasltA. Oats quiet nt :ltGs:D}{c.
, 1880-01-28

rsoRtA, Jan. N.-GItAtS-CDrn atoady; hig!l.mlxctl,
R1aJIci mixed. 33iQ3ic. Outs .tgudy; No, white,
a1A4aaS4c lye steady, No. 4, 5Aa1Dc,
Wn!akr.steAdy; SU br!a finished goodn On tho
, 1880-01-28
0S}{F EGO,


0swk1o, N. T., Jnn. Wheat-Aiarkot
dull. Corn nonnally unchanged, Western mixed, tc.
, 1880-01-28


ctEvEkASD, 1sn 1.-PErsto,,E -UnchanRcd,
stnndard white, ITO teat, H3{c,
ffTfsNl'l!a, jan. .E.-i'ErA0LEts&-Modcr act-
WET crude 1uwGr At $l1Ek nt rarkers for shpment3
ssaMaa. g. l'hadaphta delivery.
MLE!EY, Ia. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES kGt DpaHed
Snnred at # which lrcU Il uls0l. shiptuunts,
WILL averaging A,hbfj trnlleuctt1nl. NbUQ.
, 1880-01-28

,.,<. -. ~. ..,..,, W.-ch
,sa sstrdi February. bt4o bd. pig hA9ea{ ssHrSnt
asc 1si, iii 0 heked. oata-l111toa HoManHs "o'*"'
lfnuyisioMf Mf;m,,,i gnd ;,nrfIsmTod
Es:,,x-HtcntiJt Western. lHsuln, Ar rood taa
f'llkEsE-bIrlos cfo'''''''' '"~@'''s' NV
Nnrunt r,,u-t1ru,t rstinrd. 20.
WiiisKY-SMrtct dn!s ~ ti:D: .,., I'm A,. .c.,
RrE!!'rs1,s1 at, III III sarIar. stdD ill., WI
ani vi md m,rt.t orm, ohio ron,-
,sSns. Wast "Srgin!n xx and nbeys 6otSc e1ttN
et4stSs ett;, =, inn,,n rii1 Western nne, 4scl medium
rt,nrs1 FStGjc wnafui cttmh1nE and Ga1atne
be'"e' -
-... ..,.r Avn
NEW ONLEANas ....
co- r4ys H. Ian. T-FtuUR-Ma5k dutts
AZ" ta. H. W fStnat II, wy u 7sann,t
aurcf1nt NndaMt @"' *'-e'~|A''"' S~N"' s'''S*''o'
htvb arnde4, Fkthaaib. ... -
6RAtSrSo'" =. ~. MANU- ~ "S''>' S''
IaNer, NJ sAc' ,....,,r
DNS.MRAL-tlnlek plt III h NJ Hste
s,aY-Oufes but tirni, prime, kACD62t!O1; cho1ee,
, 1880-01-28

NEW ORLEANS. 1.a.+ JAn. .:7.-CUrr0E-8sruun; mid.
o'h9, c, low d. l2ai Euod Dr1lnnry tl]spl nut so-
eo'P. sF9 bness Ktuss. 5,i exports, IL ureMt Tit-
a1 sGa To ffanca, aGis sa1ca, H. Gt stock, SlGS7.
TURI'ENTINE.
WILMINGTON, JAM .7.-SPIutTs ut TuRrESTlsE-
Dull 1t alo.
, 1880-01-28

Hnnsns City 4 Denver Fa1& Ex..
knnsAs City NIxht Exprt.*s..,,s :,
IT. Louis. aprlnRt,vlt! Il ,Is1ns...
MHIl'o 4 SHN lltlelllls ExtIFt,X5 q
II. l.nnIs. SjEiMRfntd 4 'IttxhS.. :,
l'cn!!n, burlington Fltst ExpT'ss
Il ketknk Exrrrss ;. ..
tsUktn L I'ta,rI1 Ex}irDxs......,.,.
Cl1tcnIh II I'HaIula.h Il. Il, Ex....
ttrtsattlr, t.anDn. tfasllngt'n Fix /,
JnlIet i DWIGHT Accommodation.
, 1880-01-28

Tins VnnG ttrn!s nt ts rnEtA Df MIl tnyorHNhf Ehh
bAttt Schtmll uHtc and TIC tact IL duo to W purity
freshness md originality.
Guiu;n Cts 1t, btArlts for sample COPY. IT Gr dU1
, 1880-01-28

|---3------
MtlwaakGa ExpEe.s: iii MI 'io:D q u
Hny. und 3icnnAlsa thelugii Iluy| .
-.Express, '10lo nj 40 pm
Thlui1 and lwn Express. ..,... 5ID m 7:ti pm
Lfbertyv!s Accommodation sis nj n:O "
Milwaukee, It lhul MlnnUnpO-
1Ia FAst Mali tniIy14 3l9lb mIf 4a1 tim
WISCONSIN + NlnngsDtn, GFchH ..tr
1Iny stevens Pnnt md AKt.E
lind through NtRht Express 4n rInIs 200 nj
an traffa rnr ria M3#nakes Tickets for 81 f'atsl
nnd M!unennlIA hr8 Eltnl DllltGr Yu AnttlSDli and
Irnfris dl Chen, or rlA Wntcyt1wH, la CEusss. and
NInUnn.
GhIcnEo Il Attnn.
unton ncp0t Neat s!Ag. noar Matisanst bridge, md
u.ty.thtrl.xt. 1lekat t'lcck Ut Iepnts, y South
c!ark-st. Gnlnd Pucto li1tui. nnl Palmer iiunsC,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-11-19
Hon 10 nyyss nan gcse.

The London Telegraph thus de-
describes new invention; 1t is not
every maiden in these prosaic days
who can summon the "tell.tale blood
u her checks at will, or silently revolt
by an opportune roseate flush those
inward feelings to which many young
ladies experience such difficulty in
giving verbal expression; but as the
value Of the blush as a highly effect.
i've weapon in the feminine armory is
still universally recognized by the sex,
though it would appear to have some
what fallen into desuetude. French
ingenuity has been at the pains OF de
vising a mechanical appliance for the
instantaneous production Of fine nat
ural glow upon the cheek Of beauty,
no matter how constitutional lympha-
tic or philosophically Unconditional its
proprietress may be. This thoughtful
contrivancs is called the THE ladies
blushing bonnet" 70 the side ribbon
of which-those actually tied under
the fair wearers chin-are attached
two tiny, but powerful, steel springs,
ending in round pads, which are
brought to bear upon the temporal
arteries by the action of bowling the
head, one exquisitely appropriate TO
modest embarrassment, and, by arti-
fcially forcing blood into the cheeks,
cause them TO be sufiused with 1.-THE
crimson hue of shame" at moments
notice Should these ingenious head
coverings become the fashion among
girls Of the period it will behoove
young men about to marry to take
sly peep behind the bonnet strings OF
their blushing charmers Immediately
after proposing, in order to satisfy
themselves that the heightened color
by them interpreted as an involuntary
admission Of reeiprocated affection, is
not due to the agency of a carefully
adjusted "blushing bonnet"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-11-19

49,
We wee sf'e''d 80 fead ''e o'','
"uy VI Tue "e"'' o' one o. "'c"'sa"
J',''es, 'u''''' a''''s' 'ne 'a'' 'i'au o'
" ''''" WIN pu"'''''.n "''N,'e' III '''
o'"'e "hen a coon SKIN "'u,u pay ior
"''" ''' "'' ,n''' ''''ei' ",
wi" uu"Peu O'' Tue ounce 'oor s'OOu
'O' years suusc''P''o"' Ne'e' ="
''o''"e' was - 'De''' WIN I'VE sPaO''
= was "a,u "O'N 'o' w" " '"a'ss
~ a'y '"'"s eN''P' '"e W. ~ ""u
'''' s's' '"'''' NV" II, measure '"O''
W y" '''' O"' 10y :" '"o "a
s'"' y ~, p'Pe' o'l'eu u" a''a'A WI
: .1 V"'''I'' a"u o'' Jun -. We,
-, - 10 "''' ''''
F" ' :" "'u ;"
,,s '" o" W"
avn
,o,,,s "' WINS '"' '' ''"''"'
"AndI-Ics, lick van. sir-Iick
,o, an, g ,o,,. ,,.;.lIol ia Loo,.,,
81 gue.s Won conld r.r,warsd Nal
a. no bn.,oi ,Lo u,a,,no, "a ~. onI,'
EXCHANGE
"rn ao,o. 80 a.l,;n.
..,, 81 t.. - ..,. .,.'