davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-01-27
les In Srtnuns mare. SD mus, i'd mus

les IN Sret1urs mare. SD mus, t1 mul
sebsn."
"Sie mdFen suspr nod Gtpas se,
ntsBsn," laste Grau ,Gosale. ,Deafsr
gle mid Sbnen etpas 0armes su trim:
ten seben." r.
Srau gates i5dttslte BEN 8opf uni
t,a6te sin 3st1en, bab lie 0t6ts per,
lar9te. Damn briifts fe nod sinraI
ibre efppcn in's ansefi6t ibrsr Slsinsr
uno iaSte gan; leiIe /: .Du mein etnsiesa
Slstnpp. W5ss @pttsS sstenepeit,
Wutter tber bid tra1sn." alseann Al
Srau Google fid psnrsnp, iasts fs in e.
tent etpas furbtIamen Gone: Sd
pdrDe ibr serne eteiss 8rsus nit Der Ssttt
I'M Zen 5alS ssbdnst babsp, absr i'd
firbte, Sbnen pamit Observation-Disclosures
;u bsreiten. Wpuen Sic fe iepp6 FL,
bic 8leine beilesen unp fs ibr tispsileu
;etssn, tpenn fie einmal bestnnt, Seritins
pig su perpen ?"
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bic 3siten notwithstanding tu unrubie
feisn, ie mb6te nidt etnmaI germ Elm
tleines Grueifr TN Sauls BADEN. Srau
gates ieufSte unp Serbarg eas 8reu, In
ibre 8letoer, ais Sobanna tbrer perrin
sufiierte : n@eben sic bod In has an,
rere 3tmmer uno bolsn sic fur Srau
yatss Elm Stif 8dmmelfu6en. Sier
iinp bic S&liHel. Wsnu fe isst aud
nibt iet 70 fam fs es In bic GaI6s
ftsdsu, pie Seeluft miro fe l6pn bunsris
MAIDEN" Damn, ptsie @slssenbeit be-
nuBsnp, iaste iie: n9sbsn Sie mir cas-
8reuS Srau gates. Sd rpsros es aufs
bsbsn. So miro I6on Nismanp S1as
ben brinssn."
-, absr rpenr, 20 sic In Nptb une
Glenp brd9te p"
,,Ssisn sic bur9aus pbns Gorge.
slber mas t6 germ rpifen m59ts 81
ras Sinp aud sstauft9 "
80 ia, an. ndmIi@en Gage. an tem IS
seburen."
LIMB BON einem re6tmdstssn tatbptis
idsn prisfsr 2"
Bon einsu, uniersr sutsn 5srrn. So
banna, IpQte tb ferben unb mstn Wann
aud, tann peroen S!e bod gang fiber
lprsen, pas biefe Slsine In unIsrn belts
gen 9Iauben srsossn wirp."
Sstanna ea9te einsn Iussnbltf mad
unc antpprtete bann: n0aS ibre grs
sisbuns anssbt 70 fam Id Sbnsn baS
nt9t 10 leiht serlpre6en. sic wi6en,
oab bic, pslae ibrsn BiQsn BADEN ipa.
ten, Jpn auf bieisr @slt nt9t INNER
rur6isBen. Aber fommsn Sie ntdt ,us
rid, uno 1T pies SinO Ibon psritinpis,
uno Spbanna Yprtsr tebt nod, eann fol-
es BON ibr bSren. eab Sts unp lstn @as
ter CUTE 8atpliten tparsn."
Srau yateS lpra6 nt9t msbr. Ipaseru
leste ibre 8lsine In Spbanna's arn,e unp
mart mad ibr einsn BON isnen Slidsn.
bic fir INNER I'm @epddtnt6e Sensr ;us
rdfbIeiben, bic ibre f6petsenpe 8srscts
iamfett perteben. SIN ndmlt6en &ueens
blide febrte Brau google nit sinsm
srpeen Stdf &immelfuGen surid, rae
fs Srau gates In bic Ial9e prefte.
Damn rib fi6 ete arme Wutter NIT Ssrs
spsifunssopaer anftrsnsuns los uni
usrIies bus Saus. Wie finitsr mar Tod
bic Straes! 0ie fat rsbte tbr pie
Na&tluft ensesen, ale fs ben z 6rittsu
peS Sspisntsn. Der fe fibrts, fOlsts 1! Mit
iecem SIids, Den fe auf ren Slus mari.
9epabrte fie aud eaS Geusr. uno pei
sanse 5immel ssDdbrte etren fnitern uni
prpbsnpen @nbI,d.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-01-27
y. @. Stuskstsas 4 Bruasr,
0lpcfenaieEer,

1912 Columbus Street,
srifasH Rutstr uns Tliatr.Str, 9 t. esuts, 1S.
@tt5rn 8lsdsn rem itstna ~serlansttn Con unS Srs6c pR
1000 BE 10 600 nh. Suf Stfsuans sitstn mir
@lSdtHpttle ssu s uus 70 SbHtu, ss1e Afistbt In I Ibutn
ue D~rettldnat, ME mad Seltettu ptrl anst ptre.
&c fle aud fts etus Gusrabl 9Ipdsn lum Bsrfauf spr-
rattts, ron Strietse tntn Sresen uus {sntn.
Bar ttrsu suttr barnsslibsu Z a uus Salteartt,t rtrs
dr mttrsTs Sabre Bardutit ~ssstbsn.
80 Girtulart AMI gtrlane en- ~IuatiaRtt.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-29
REEvITIES.

In the little city Of Nashua, n. H.,
where the Howe sewing machine was
first invented, the woman still lives
who used to wash Howe's shirt every
week, because he was too poor to have
a third.
"Bhang" is the name Of an intoxicat-
ing beverage used in India. American
bhangs are sufficiently Intoxicating
when fringing beauty's brow.
st. Augustine, in Florida, founded in
1865, has been known as the Oldest
town in the United States; but Tucson,
in Arizona, dates back to l542, and is
therefore entitled to the distinction Of
beng the oldest town.
There is probably nothing so exhila-
rating in the experience OF the amateur
gardener as when he steps upon the
hoe and the responsive handle immedi-
ately arises to implant feryent kiss
between the eyes.
A gentleman passing colored school
at Toccos, Georgia, saw number OF
little chaps playing in the bushes, as if
they were hunting for some one, using
sticks for guns, when he casually asked
them what they were doing, and he
received the reply: "We IS playin'
rev'nue men hunting for ticker"
a Georgia paper tells OF man who
went all the way from Cassville to At
lanta. On his return he looked solemn
with the weight of garnered wisdom,
and said: IF the world is as big
t'other way as it Is that, it's whoppcr
OF world. "
A watch dog is roble creature. A
citizen of an Eastern country town re-
Gently bought one, and the first night
he hal the animal it lei him a two
mile chase after the clergyman, who
was attacked while making call, and
while they were away three tramps
cleaned out the old mans hen-roost.
Tender wife: "SW, look here I've
got TO have a new velvet SKIRT right off;
got TO have IT.! This old thing is all
worn out--actaalty threadbare down
the front. Her brute OF husband
replied: "Just the thing, my dear--all
the rage Fashion items say that vel
vet. skirts will be very much worn this
season. Sandpaper the back of your
dress and you're setting the style.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-29
TERMS or .sUBsCRgTIoN:


.One Square 40 Eses) first insertion. ......s2 .
Each subsequent insertion. per square. On
"A liberal reduction TO regular advertisers.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-29
NOTICE..

THERE WILL BE. Al QALLEp tNRETJN9
~ tE6 stockholders OF the Bullion Of Paradise
Mlnl,sx Eonipany e1ibe AeId ~ esff o@<es q
june LAT, All Sseckhoidsf. Az fcaHasesa e sRe
nsv~If.nt. sAs.-s~'''i--- r. BAU2AN 'Pfseodtht.
4. w. SIEaEI, Secretary. .<-s
Paradise, New. Nay II. lsso IN
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-29
r. II. ASSOCIATION
-
TAKE NOTICE!

That the books and all bills due to the Team
sters prptsctieg. AssoeiAtien, have been tarnsa
over to me, and that all bills due the Associs.
sion for Forwarding ass payable n me only.
winHsmusOas&psp q. ASA ~ am !.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-29
NOTICE

d p. ToRREY BEING NO LONGER THE
'Superintendent of Bullion Of Paradise Mining
Company, nor in any manner connected with
the same, thepubhc b hereby cautioned 70 not
contract or i'm any manner transact any busi-
ness with him on account of the Bullion OF
: - '>'''0 i. .BAUMAN, President y
A. W. SIEsEL Secretary, .t.,,,,s,n
!, Paradise. New, May II, 1880. 'N'' I'm
, 1880-09-30


w"nld rh'!n'IRrr shnin. lie WIS alqu IN receipt
,ns =, ~ ,, W. r H., itA, W RI
st1miI iuw,i,t,s run tm,jnrin,,I ftn,u tt,nin w,
wrri' hnpinnIn4 III lie ,it.trss rli,. Thrttt is ia
*t cnyf.lF, b" tattl. tlln ,!iItAs,"* Tint pre-
tIa ~ ~, ei,,n KIT. M M,tW ~ hs ~ n. IN
tnni. a Il Ia ticsn ,,rt," tim, tI,n XII. ,I,n,,i.
upon. tvnry ttitElt,.+-lI.lln, rtnrY wnrkl,ut,l,
nlta'' to !s lrtl!xht !" lsnlIzl1E scts-rtf tit9
- .nr,r, NJ 'n,.s ~" g'nv' ns 'sien y
t,,trst nr,. sWs,,t,ir I",.,,,x ,". ,,.; s,,,,, ~
that thry huyn ", frrtt15 in thu t,rlnt,.
utni.. N rl.'s!nR tim t!rntr,nnn !nfur,n'ri tn,r
M. ., ~ K" .! atfn! ensHe where
tic rit,,sp r., IL, lnyu II, ,,ui,i ;,n IN rn,7..
tlterf" wns ils.,rtc,i, Hat fftts W.ru tIunn n
yeHr nEn II wtnll1 hive l,ten laughed rs ssarf,.
l'nslnrss shows FUR 'ltgrrc nf nritvIty over
our p1rv!tAs issuc's lrpnri. t'rtrs frnfn ct,if,-
try customers fnr cilrrnncy nre more Hcncrnt
1sit! III thrErr f,fiol!nts TO compartment! tn full
fnrce Of this statement ms mist let hts mind
rhhGG OYER MI the cn.ntry 1ntwrril thu t:s.tn,!u
line mid Texas. Rnsl firm Lake sischlgnn To md
, 1880-09-30


An tnnncrnt, hHrs.wnrkng nlnn yesterday
last situation which ho haIi hoki fur II vr,r.
unl which hti hc}ctttl RGrtty1 for At lvtst mn
nihgr year 10 cJIe, md II this hcBtH tho Cyg OF
l,ls Nta employer 1Grnnrs tho MIN will ha taken
lncis. a ullxgM " BEECH STRUT bought u cor,i
rnrly ta tue hurhing. A6 stsu ~ tllD tenll hui
Eon" tho citizen CnrrNwetl JtlArtcr Of Il cord
nl thg SAME knrs uf Won.l nf II MrIvtbOr n,.tl
M'e't T. 70 IA pills, anl thcn rodo down TO tho
",r; Hank. SEQ you hase delivered NY
w0Od."
"Its. sIr.-yea. sir; We always deliver it tho
cRrest tnt.Enent.E whk tho reply,
"iIuw much did yutl st.i,df'
~ chrtl. sir,-n fAit rurd. Wo mover cheat OH
measure"
"l.nt mn mt satisfied with It,"
,,.t,,' "Sana hc, !sh"'' sir; stnt cord. 1sawn
:. I'VE niras,,red It and"
"Can't help Your lutAsutc. There's cord Of
wtlnl there."
81 Yus gnlng IL say" ..,... -
"Enn't hutp what jtnl wrro going to sny. Two
etl IN tho wuod business too lung Ia nuke any
, stHtukc."
. wl6 HoluR to say theru WAS uvar corl."
Over y c0r.Iy Ahi thnt'H n I1[crcult thing
THAT nGc'!s lth'kfnx InL4, Gct iutu my hIigKy
Aiul vel! drive up NIt tnGnslltts It.. I'M KII tu
t'tMs one hotltst sElIt III Ileituit."
The plt1 otcErnn tlifAttnr Gt cord. much tn
thu denfcr's H1nnkeslcttt. When certai,I nf the
Mover AeMr.i vi tho lIku butorc,-nuyor, md
I've htVn III thu business u long ttule."
Within Hve minutes uf htt rutArll 10 tho OtIlen
one nf tito drivers hui his b0tnneu OF wngeH aud
wits wulklnE otf With tho rrh'urks
"!lpw dnt ac1clt.eiKhths Of curtl got all
swvlleA up tlnt wAy ~, n0' l4n kin tumblu
my fir Al"
, 1880-09-30
WILL VOTE FOR GARFIELD.
A Prominent Dcmocrut GlvcH His I1cn-
/ n0ls for Abandoning l1nfICoe1t.

A Prominent Dcmocrut Gives His Isea-
soma for Abandoning alnhcock.
Tho following passages arc from letter
written l,y ,|n,ire Gcorge s. Horton. of Wul-
cn,t Wo,:ro rn,nt,, Tsnr Vail. ,.,,ta,, ar.
co', W"yno eo"'.ly' ~" ansk, WHICH mp
pcuts III tllo current ISSUE o! tne Lyons nc
publican tsept. ~. Mr. Horton, in giving
marty nj tn,s linn wri,na.
,.,.. y" w" >''s' .1, .
,,Ia In. tre i!i. pils einugm N tl!o c9a,iary
@ woi!Ia be sl.9ulti IT,. thp = Southern Den!ocracy
tuEnIi si.' Eatol T.! t.it uovGlniheni. ine uoc
l!uGni 3ttattlGn,s ,t,. OF olate.;S3uFefeiRntyIA
Nnas III at es .ts hats sGatsf gs tf tn t ae Mo
@ n a peG. hon I:'e l. W. tna. nt ,s ill., tsnoGrte HI
iix @ Hcns =" , Ea"; M IT, ~ ~ te tmefe np" H nriniy
n ,;;n,, IL /, s,Il ~ ~, H. ms u, " ~ st it uUc
.i,ne i ,s ~ tle ~ ooltGn o. sayefy nl'i vs. seces
n, I' 1n H. - nppua'Gu l", ,, ~ INV, ti' liz o1
m G v ~ t ~ o. tr,, ~ ,gS riS'H nMy ~ 9S nioTfm
M ~, aey rG ,v :sa" ,n,,a t ~ ~ Xii ~ cs a
~ ft ttmt ~ 'neII1s i,ns u ,, LII ix @ mmr M
tct, .at '.ctlitG nus never oGela nppealet!
~, "T"sv, ,,.l" ~ J"s..aE Hov Ely! " t..staty
"5i,or, , ,'''''' ''"'" "o'''''0 ! ''c'es' '''''
T., t.n., ilo ileSt peru we nave 10 content Will
IA, II lI'aasuntent ,No!lhg. ile oiliy saiety lnf
tar, nss e1uts ,t = r ~ i,ec s ir nnilot. MY
snela' IN l!1e ooutietl. niato to-lny where
We'y '9a,' ] ea't Vote H. ~ ~ meMsrs. tiIalse
Weaver, WIG, prior to his recent tour
.msiSH i,SH III !ae in.tHGGa ntates, was ntc)utLiSe.i
@ @.'snsy y .,, ls!t1; But slnco hls return from.
.9e s3ohtMerh % s'n s1Mtes ahM esselaliS the Slnte
Aahna, ts W!iGra tio saW n9 M,nller ~
ns!ia!e. Ee u thoroughly collHicet litiW ttlNt
iu"t!' ~ '.evSl Was eitetgal 10 l!le ilSslaeney,
III ~ pStlccsy y1 u'Ss!Gia " riac,' wt iI Hnn,ef
,eir Snslnonr onycnio n aS5Ss''E t,,s s vr tha IN
nGlio;5'its s,1 liayH ylrt!a!'y repttinte! thy
iiAl!u' Issue when ttloy nave snld so much
, 1880-09-30

The uinrnttulls nf II singh week. NJ In. nftcn
f'ctn rtinnrkr'l. su IN, ninrd n,lc,intc t1ntn fnr
feief Init general phd.gc IN ihr cr,.IrsH nf
lHIsu"xS iIls SGT H.. MIR nrr, thn rr1n,rt1 r.,
tli1nni'nnlIs In tiicfr Testimony NJ ~ Irnfnpf
rtiDHu tr,nclustHns. But tho irrt9uAritr md
uncertainty whtrl1 nppcur 10 tt,,tntst lHruls,iy
with tt' ttRr If tho rr.urta IN thttt,r t,r M.
NtHlns Inst yeMr nr trltlY thu, hrst fstur,rr oF
tins ytr. wlnII Eht,ls wr,u rrln,rit.l with rcki.
lnrIiy ly utmost every rlty. Hth tlIa Exchanges
ut+t1n VI Sbw fhrk r1tttKeI frntn $:sa,n IttG 10
$1'ltFl.tHr> cnG!I wcrk. Ttu banks work much
n,'rt: snf"y, u !. true. btrNntn tnr trnf,aucs"ns
Are tint .wtlrd by htnry speculative operations
III tnerthlu4c. tler Is tll9 stuck s1r.rnitfnf, III
widely expanded nr ns .!tf,rtr,,,. hs 1t wus Inst
full hr lust .!nrrl,. Jl,it ih, tn,.IIr44 t,f Tho
s,a',,ty ":'sa,es e! !!n1rlai ran,,r;.
or polllcnl uncertainties, uni II w,,tlt, ilmr4y in
w!sr lu GHtt!ntc TINT tiIesu c,h III, fr,yt,l
Until aslc weeks ut ltltst lntvr r1ur.tu!. I),c.c
hlI,Bs rllHht t,use 9rttt increase IN Inianess,
fire khlHmrtits nf KrhIu ~ ELr1,pp. rMt,Il re-.
turn ut nlu,l"y Acnt ntn tho Interior. n,1i isr-
publican v!es,,r!rs In October. If the u1,It,try
l'ns rt''.nn q he!e,e that it can u,rspt tis
Wh.Wt: IT. It t1tls that the t1hnRtrh hf .nnreinry
EtftNHettry thfs fnt has rlnssc. ntll kr iht tua4.
1,iIty IT IN c!,nnur" iii tho un,rrnnie,ii lila.
nrttHr.. thnfr Will iM t,rt.Ht rush NJ trfIsrrItv.
y. inp rs thcr: i uncertainty III these puInts
cH1iiiun Is exprdlcnt.
lH)STf)S,
er.st,, pi...,.. j., ~, x.+.. :.
, 1880-09-30
IIltEAf)SI't!FrS,.

r,oun-wa. n tl,rr quiet, viii, ,,o mn,crIsl ehanss
5nss de-. ss..; linz, sss ,ss n,s S.. y, sss,
.,my m wl,h ~t"a W sse. , s"r rcpor,sd , of @
hrs winters. chiefly y, .i;;st,o Il, t,f. aou'n @ *.
ttns. xfty at t,l, NJ Lrta Ia~.arn..es at
s e.: * s., s+ %es ss sss sss s
0rnKil s,nt:al,xrrrrs-wcrc qalot nni UNCHANGED.
nj t!*".; aear. vines. s.1.en4. y. stth.@ ". toni
siS wmsaTWa. y, "ive srt ~, "na e" 't"s a"sa%a,
9ss!sy .s"s. 5 T ~ ,n @ f Tn ss ,r "a "nstts t y,
%. af .%,!s , ." II it sfs
IT, 'y s .;t. u nv S9s sHs t; 0
rH,, ~. t.ry III .rnv ] % "taasnsIy u aefs IL Iii
! @ s"!s xnf sis L !fs' ssSs!f ss y
i S" % ";.:s sna ] a",si III shsS III ss IL ,aTssi S
Ss r s, ~ "'pn. IT, 1ss 1s,t; Ts' 70 bei1r Fl
.h.s. ;;. S' l 'sI sa j. n; ;cS,ixSy y
ss 5 ;;$; rS: Il; M; ss :
;,;,;,;, !" ,s. ss's ; It'll. d. ,Ss
tl': Is S @ II @r"s: !"s :ssy rsas se
" iS4ta e. III. s.is e i; M a. 's* s,i.1 Jsss,
nay Y '<;,tr: r'":eaSF III, %ea;iy ;' ao:al", Ms
MTr. rp,rr,s II III hM M ri H.: 4, in t. M III
sci, r,. VI ~, r.: I'D II i. t,,n ~, ~ n ~ ~
.lai. II III ,1l Ai.o iii Ia Sn SiiHii,..tn 1t tIl
,,a; Wis,T1 IA . WsIIW.r Il Ssi:$ asansd ~ shIr;
il, krtttls as, III. ,,.rp, tiSt,ts Xiii p; aur IT,
s :S! ii: ;s H. a,;;s, %s
*sns, ;as W. . ~ 's II 81 sSs yhs
rslp II ~, IN .r,u" hti,rr.," s;, s,;t. ;r.. r.,
w.ts,"r nj .u!e; :n bu rrs"rtr 1T sst,s ;tsr; .sii
3E'i Z. SG; . L., ,,,- ,,,,,.,t ,, ,t,,,,. ,,,,u<
n ts,, TX, .rrt ,rirSs ,tt III. W1l
ss M;ssso ~ xns ea".. ,!totix a.. ~. nsss1Y
.h'ps ads5s IN n;cs Gn G'1 ~ M H. " d, H.!
sy "H Gs IL id 'a IN 'sir N sa s1 5 ne nt. M.
III III 'sa t q , Il M t' s fts' ,s9ss. snts is Ill.,
ts;a5ss ssSs s;Is a;s,Iji* +; @ S;'ssr
4t,I ,tf u, s NH .,..u ~ ~. " g.r mHc,,hr -, E.
.,;: II, :; !; u ;s r II, ss:
IN r."n ,rI,us1.l nj tr rrcn,, '.ver s":aIsr r., shay
Tts r ~" ss ns, s., r ~ n ss i "y e"sa @ n
n a tS!ss; f. % sn4 s nc ;,, s x
We; WIG st s!sr ws' III y t sars ,
Il s:S s,; :s; s H.; Il s:: %:s
H. y s;s,! s w"r "'sa !; IT, r. ; a,;n. Ss r s ,a
.i! j s':"f 30 [s* e
Ss;e N; $oyysi 40 q. q ssa
trailing ~, W; :, =, Any",l"r ad t's'6ys witt mar! Y
, 1880-09-30
1lf T'Ei.l.ti|tA1'1r.
S1.W r(y]tK.

Spetiai nlsratth to The Chicago Tribune.
NEy f0ftx, Sul,t. @l--'rhe market opened I'M
der renewed purchases for bnll lnng nnd ehnrt
Acrottut, asl lur 1,lust Of the day the tune bus
been strnng t" btoyIhlcy. except In telegraph,
which stl ttzziea tho street i1ld tlctcrx spcelt.
lntlou. THU luafcrs tD-t'ny hive lrGn HntIth-
western STICKS, In which fur several ,Inys there
hnvo l,ecn iluavy purchases BY insIlrrs. II ~
announced tutlay lint tho troubics tutwccn tic
WusJls null burlington arc practically ut nn
end, mn! tl.At negotiations promising lnr-
nlontnls result arc now In rrugress. As there
hns been no trouble wllutcver fl tho
southwestern poo!, 1t pcc,ns prob:.-
lilo that Gold nnd Sage lIIvo created
differences III order to require cllenp stock.
They have rertNinIy ei'tccrlc1 III g01iinH the
stuck. and were tho !lcuvlrst hiycrs tu.tlly. i
lMrGn surt Interest," tus hcen covered tu.tlay,
HIid while tho p!tcnis,9 To- morrow promises to le
lnuoynnt. It will mi tln tn hclevr tint HWnl l,as
begun. An ir,rEnlar lnaskrt IL tn he expected
promised by u.strong, pool. The ulInIla st.akR
hive 'nny believers II, view nf tAe lrnyy 1lntllo
f ",y e. eSstnT t,i q, the ne q he r The r-
Diurs arc afnls'! 10 i,1.ch rithcr stUcks iil tho
~ lie iiTt,ttrn Associated Press.
NEW fni!I. Sept. :A--tinternmcnts cnsef
=. higher for Is ind os, and stcady fnr IL and
liAiroad bonds strorg md gcncraity hlghcr
t'ntal'y 10 f%r ka.is!s y rexs n,.s 'exns n
s,iy n'f'er u,i ~ ~ tls s"ry ',ea!lnss nlsss
fnrthorn l'aa!Ilc prcfcrrd. During thu after
i!ont speculation wis irrcRlllur. hut fit Tho late
dcnll',gs there was renewal Ut thu lipwNrsl
witt, i.olSiIIe 4 Nastv!lis. uni"n iaciiiic, iis,
ChteiEo, ltnflnrson & Quincy, KaI,sas s .Texss,,
Thu El1Tf<* suys: The Improvement IT. ru!l-
way securities, nsitlp frnM tue prospective ssl1s
, 1880-09-30

S.rt rti,s. -etfer St3trnhnf. ctnsrd nt nt,rt n IT,
v a!id d, tcli"r sm".I n f Innx clnnrs A'totod q
htsed: IhnI .nt hnnt. 4tfat.E: swtet.rtcklcd hmm
atlntt ut Tor lid AvoraRe Rr0en ams, aatng
nMt,n ,l,n!t It c!i"G1fc Tar shoulder. 4ag4c fnr
nil annvatnt! nnd rarArd.
tiKkArE-iln,fL We Aunte white II t8Ec and yei-
Inv Mt 4GvHfr,
iiEEf-&n. qulct a. s7!mo7.es fur meas, ss.upaazs
f,,r eSttn nir:s nifi n Una titi} fur hnMs.
,, TALttw -Qn!Et and ste*dy VI 5sisGc for city and
, 1880-09-30

Iris seller September ut sl'HhAls2: 3.n urls seller
!rn!cr n slsUl.lA:: ~ u, hr,* miller nov e,hGI ut
fHH!&"l!!'t at,i IN hrih snlicr JhHunry NJ tl!G't
t-.;t!t. Tnlnl. 1859 iris.
LsHn- iccItnc! I.c rc! itD ns. and enscd 7tsc hc.
law the In'c.t rrItu Tue.ny III e. " fnr lpnt nr
.si.rr ttcoscr a isiti srIlnr Nurcnb.r. and s;I.s
~ aT!tnr 1hnHry. anles ~Ers tHP.stc ~ 2tntttS
r!nl m ti'us7s1l4: ItH .rer ttuhnr ut t11Lts
tH1+i: AEtI tr* rDifcr $agembrr mt &;.;iJi2s; and
MxA1s,:sni% T =: ssrs: rssnrsca y tsnD !4s :i,t
telef tt.lrr. md HhI .r1iur nnnryI n bxs O nj
~! snllEr JahnHry: ~ bxa lonx aud .h9Ft n.rars
t.ti FOR l1scN4Hr. Te+t pttrG. fully IiC lnwBr
aa 5t',s h M.t ss ~! wc9 n".sn, n .sott p,s !!.s
about M f.Ms at H'e,uk for ltsty -etITc[s IntA;
, 1880-09-30


p1ai. ~
american accnriscs-Ncw 5s, l05.;; 4{s,
1Ia's: ~, 1il';. ''''
:, llailway sGcnrittes-l!lInoIs ccnsrnj, lIos!;
IGnisy!Hnhfn central. 6til: New York Crutyli!,
Eels: Erie, aus; III Ftcttlds, III; lte:pinr. 1H!l.
.Cn1lsox-Atnncy+ II -tg; tlGe0tlnt, M; i;;U
p. M, consuls, n,ley. f7 H. 10: neeotlft, USI
lAKis, Sept. A.-iscrtps, R5f buc.
, 1880-09-30
MINING NEWS.
%l.W r{litk.

Special Dbpafch Ia TIE theaoo Tribune.
NEW foHK, Sent. :1,-Gho ,nInug shure mnr-
kct WIS unmarked by nuy sgccinI fcutiro to-
| dny. Prices showed flight Improvement over
yesterday. Tho epy!ng s.llotnif0us wera:
, 1880-09-30
LIvl: STOCK.


CAl'lLE-uuod TO bosl prrdes continued In fnlsiy
nct'so demand, and sold vol up tu Tuesdays rrieot.
rho supply u tut cntia WIS nlnru hbGrnl than for
A1np days previous. but thcru was no surplus. ana
hDdrrs wBro onao3eh to effect 1aiea Without submit
ting IN nny npprnctnbl1 tiacne. Mc.lum and cou-
tiun gtaAes. however, Musu hnrd IL NlUy0 except 1t
sohethHR ID, and III Aeliefs EcnaEnlIy were dlsln-
cltncd to mako any Important c,tncrssuns tsade
dragged all dny. in fact. all clns4rs f UnyerH s1pnr.
ncludea. worked s1Ard for in~et p,ices hut the
pabltshed sacs 10 mt tnlIutu ueIInu at than
hc. aa1es ranged from f!uAa!s tor xcAawa1 lots to
&a0a5.s3 fur nxtr. Eap1rtuss lAi Ea.saA75, taking
nlnt HD liead NJ thnt ranku. Shippers paid t3uAsJIo
fDr Wusssrs aid EiGAIA5 for Inr IN ehDtco b,cazs.
CanHeFs bought principally ut k.sMt3,b1 nNd tOual
butchers mostly ut t:.auA17l Thren was sxs de-
mand far E.ockcrs tan the dAy hsfotu and pElcsa
fay1rud lhs huysE. Calves ttull and AuMtualIy
iovcr thu supply bolng excessive. Tho gnneral mar.
kct flushed weak.
crnTATGuNa.
Extra lsscv8s-tlrndod stecss. weighing ltN
cs"e I'll SWassF :i:si. @''sas
Mntx!nx l.rIA ~ NJ MMs,.....u......-..r. AatIak
,inK la q III q. 4x,4ta
Medium t1rades--HteeFs In fulr t1zt1, woIkh.
ing iIh o no ~. lto5Ax
.o!shH a1 il i.U0 asasAx
lUI Observation-Disclosures. 1aaa@
2A1a0
bulls, md seaawna slesTs. L1a31H
, 1880-09-30

IIorsfOr.l'a AciA Phosphate III Nervous
Erbltlty, Luss OF Appetite, Etc,
used ilnrsforda Acid Phosphate In nervous
debility. brought on by 0vcrw0rk In wurln
wtnt.Gr, with H. xd results. Also III loss OF up
pctito frun wunt of tula u stomach unt bowels,
TtFrJA, Ind. Il. II. COLLINS, M. D.
, 1880-09-30

Tho following wcro tho receipts and shipments
nj tho leading artcles Ut producD III this city
during the tWenty-fouF hours ending at o'cluck
, 1880-09-30

The Queen OF medicinal and toilet soaps, the
frHsraAt Cutlruru.
, 1880-09-30

Special pspatth tv The Chicago 7ttbuns.
!sI1SrlS. fept. *D.--ln 1,lInnE stlara ts,arn whs
T. bettar fHciflix; Frul.kltn utlvnleei i; iirwa-
nln. i; Quincy, l!sfbi; Einpi'r, l';1ss!i; silver
declined /: Huron suld ut GAh, Ai,.l otl,crs as
, 1880-09-30

Tic ltoek Island ltnllrbas1 Company declares n
quarterly dividend of III per ce;t, payable
The Asslstant UNftel Stutes Treasurer tn-tlny
purchased $..,Mn,uo hotltis for tho sinking
fund.
Money mnrket o.tsy at .G1I; primo morcnn-
til. pnpcr, {1s1tiii.
sterlfnx exchange 90 dnya. weak ut 1904; de-
, 1880-09-30

Az rue EHhOF W Ine lTtOu|Ns
OSAndA, H.. Sept. s7.-i think Tus Tlllnus,:
nf tho 18th r.,HtMilcll nH nrtlclp III rrgnrL tu
curly frosts, referring IN lHzA n, aid thu la.u
4ll0.
The frost 0f 1hrl was quoted ~ occurring ~.
tlsr lath Of August, 1,pary unlih curltGr thnp
this ycAr: Iais.s nn crrur. Tint ur III nccurresl
on tho Int satur.!ny night III A,lg,ts., anti this
ytsar on tho 13t1l,-aniy twu wucks ,lilcr'lIce.
Thu 'lHnaap taslne BY rrt'sts II t'uvUr fully ns-
ccrsulHtsl Until II long linn afterwards; even
farinerH. M u s.t, tnrRut fr0ni Quo ycar iu mn
other. It IL ul1llcult IL ofercsiltiatO lAo t',tns
nxr stn,l9 rs trusts.
fel sixty urr:s Of cnrn entirely, Al,.i paid III
fur c''rl e'fss, to rnrry tWrlyn head ut stuck
through frr,ln tho full IL III TIL l hH,l KrnIn tu
lcs4l trH' tito crt nf '6I, alt1 did !ot feed NJ
freely ~ usually III, t,ilheF,
Sutwlt NsIAnlx nll tho r,'aurks thht wa hcnr
III reHilr 70 IT. light frstst herslg o<lr!l. y0u cln
set one tht1 down us sltl fr0llt rlSeribo trnth:
that wy never hail frt'st III general ,,htsj III this
fiato III thu HaNtllh VI fpnlulnt'er thAt did not
tighten tho Gurh crDp, pslHGttullYs
ltslpUUIH
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-08-06

DEMOCRATIC POLE RAIsING.-On Saturday
last hickory pole, one hundred and eleven feet
two inches long, was erected at the Upper Cross
Roads, in honor of the Democratic nominees for
President and Vice-President. The pole was
from the woods of Mr.. Corbin Amos, County
Commissioner from Marshalrs District, and was
elevated into position in front of Mr.. John Zim-
merman's hotel, under the supervision Of Mr..
John Engle and other staunch Democrats of
old Marshalrs. A handsome United States flag
and burgee bearing the names of Hancock and
English were flung to the breeze, after which a
meeting was organized on motion of Jas. V.
Whiteford, by calling Mr.. John Hutchns to the
chair and selecting Corbin Amos as Secretary
P. II. Rutledge, Esq, In q few well-tmcd re-
marks then introduced the speakers, Mcssrs. G..
w. Richardson, Samuel w. James, George Y.
Maynadier and Hon. Herman Stump, Jr., who
in the order named made addresses pertinent to
the occasion. Much enthusiasm prevailed and
Marshalls district bids fair to be again the ban
ncr district of our county, if we may judge from
the spirit that animated those at the meeting on
Saturday.