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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-12
Dsparsures saturday Eve.inx.

L Ssrvsnsy and wife. + Boskowitz, IA
st John. T II Thomas, J Duncan. F Lay.
ton. w q Swain. r Bawdsn. q W Cook. N
@ Hall. E Taylor. z A Cross. W Henry, J
r Mason. Mrs Mathews. J D Cohen. Mrs
AArnsr. n Martin. Mrs W s Harkin. E
l. Whitney. Mrs Allen. TIE Wood. Mrs F
Watson. Mrs Z J Kennady. + r White. II
O Houghton. r b Mitchell. wife and child.
T D soper. Mrs w MeCurdy. Charles
Farnsworth and wife. Capt J Kelly, Mrs
Alexander, H W Roberts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-12
Arr,y.,. Y..,.ro.y morn,nx

Il II Wright. J Ball. TT Quinn. ] /
Holmes. J Jones. r B Gentry. @ Conkling,
Z Messmors. P Riley. o N Locke. NJ
Hanson. p Mages. L O Riggs. Jas Forres.
tor and wife. = Layton aud family. Kate
NeDonald. u Nioholl. J d ststson. J W
Ball. X W MusgrAvs. Al Donnslly. Miss
N Holmaa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-12
n coMsIocK.
Letters from tho superinsendssts
Of Our Mfnss.

The following letters. under the dates
given. have been sent from the Comstock
to the Offices OF the companies in San
rrsnciaco :
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-12

Gs IN G0n per osy at home. samples
0J " 0Eu worth IS FREQ. Addrsss sTn
SON / Co., Portland, Maine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-12
PRESENT YOUR CLAIMS.

I'LL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
a The Justice Mining Company will please
forward Q statement Of the same to the Deere
tary Of the Company. Room 2, 40 California
street. San Francisco. GAL. on or before the
2sth instant.
jeis-id B. E. KELLY, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-12
.Pasiio school Moneys

Public School moneys in the State
Treasury have been apportonsd as fol.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-12

RATES OF CHARGES.
Board and Lodging. per week..........Sl2 90
Board and Lodging, per day ............. 100
Children from . 70 IL years OF age. half price.
II Invalids, a. we'll a. business men or
families. seeking recreation and pleasure. WI
Ind this the very piacs -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-12
CHoLLAA.

Taking up gearsd hosting engine
from old Chollar. Potosi works to remove
same to @. N. s. shaft for use In plae.
ing new pumping apparatus In south
compartment. Drill on 24O0 stopped
aud all air sent to Savage on that level
to assist in bulkhssdius against water.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-12

Tho Alpha Company does Its work
and develops its mine through the Con:
Imperial shaft and uses the men and
machinery o. said company for that
purpose. North drift. 2Sl0 level. wa
extended 81 feet during the week. max.
ing total length Of same to date $50 feet;
face in quartz and porphyry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-12

Have sunk and timbered the incline
Is feet. Sinking was stopped two days,
owing to the removal OF the distractions
leading to our south winze. 1900 level,
in order to create q circulation Of air for
the Combination shalt. No work has
been done on our 2l00 level. There are
243 o n Of ore on hand; average assay.
$40 n,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-12

During the past week 243 tons OF ore
have been extracted and sent to the mills
from the 1850 level. On the $500 level
the north drift has been extended ~
feet. No work was done In the mine for
four days in consequences Of 1t becoming
necessary to make repairs TO the surface
machinery. In the O. i O. shaft We are
easing behind the timbsrs.
, 1880-01-27
THEY'VE BEGUN EARLY.

SNttHt pfJpdlch 10 t"A bH4eapd if1thns
OSHKOSH, Wis, Intl. M.-Tlle Junnr I0mpS
Ut lIuinr Inns tust Developed Fnca'cs ut osM'k-
ulllcsH wh!ph would ht'nur II htninn Le4Isat1'm.
Tie Temple has 10 members, bays un.'or 70.
About dtzon organized tlturnry hnctciy csIled
tho Asl.tisoh Clul, and then lnLd IL plot To stnal
tho library tw,c,l by tho Temple. At meeting
Of tho Temple thu c'n,sa!r''lors fnl1d that tloy
Inokod Ity0 yntps tn curry mt tl!u!r kt,hUNp,
Thoy Immediately profnrral oiulrYrs a4,'I,st
iivu of thu olJmsItioa. n11'i I'r.,lpt!y o1pns'i
iibrHry tn t,,u A...,i lul1 FIR Il, ,n0vcd TO ru-
eansider. anl hs tho n"tIs W. q. ti!a tao. ths w.
Addison tilun Hpl,itcd ftIr withdrawal. and crh
ws vnip,l IN h.i,or1s!la lisclmrHp. The Library
Ii u lluW OIllI, R1lJ III valued ~ AlMtNt $lM1.
, 1880-01-27
hid CosAs.a's Nmle Defeat Blulno9

- IT IT. Il9uU U16I4.
Wu ltAyo road IN II number of newspapers lnte-
lynTleIM purimrtnB tn stata the t!,stI sr s,,ly.A
tif Dir, lllnInG'A tIcftnt H,far, tho Cincinnati
pNrt!nlly stated, hut ~ oshrrh lor, w,ls flnlhiny
!,xhlhit!i e1cIt thu inahillty u tho writer's ri
LINK hsi"w tho surf,se It sh1nKs: in npnc bus
W. PROPOSE INV iii tru than call attention
IN QUO siru,,gly-npcrntln calse whsch lsas he,,
Gnnts Wlufl lid IL Mr. l!!Hlne's ,.ufu,tt, 1t Is
called u our lnilui ly thu following suFp found
u,,l,BH the E,utleut il4:tl.s III regent Issue Ut
tho Fhika,lcIihiu IImfs:
!" The JinIr tahtnsy Committee hua elected
.lnlesatea anA instructed them not to surpurt
I!lainc, rAis muAns OFaEt Dr tho pholco Vf lion
CAtNuTnn."
Looking back over NJ, old Cory 4russI.,nal !rrut-
nry, WI ind that Iilatr County il a part Ut \
sunfua III tho House Ut Washington BY Nr. John
Ccssnl, While Ar. Ulalllo wus 6punker, Dir,
, 1880-01-27

without my for1nni words, TINT Mrs. Cnnktng
has comdnnctl the grcnt otrcnae. ar!d thai, where
cause f0r scandal tnny hnye rxisirtl, It no longer
parc white, while Frs. ConkIIng wnrc rich
btnck velvet. A tharo,gh study Of their parta
could mt hnrc resulted In rMrc positive cH,
crtunlcrbnlnnctsi by tho rigid r,'sctv: of Mr..
Gambling, who appnrcnfly nllntat ree,slied af f}s 4
IntGr.sts, nnlftirall commenting on tho Inst
tni,rn,,, saf Apraglc posing In thp 6ackRr,N'nsl,
With bis shotgun reversed, wnn only needed 70
complete tho picture. H. n Thought frnin theso
extra preparations that Mr.. C'onkl!ng steps into
tho Presidential arcna rrMly tn tlyht 70 th9
ticath. II need he, his M cnnmy 1l;n mlnln". n nnd
tho Treasury, wha did hfs hqat To brcak down
Conkttug'e power in New York.
, 1880-01-27

CINCINNATI. o.. Jan. al-CoTri,S-Ftr1n at rs]Sc.
FLouR-Fitmcr; snm!ly. tGOO1J.25. faHcy, NLs5
0RA1H-wleat Bcarce and iEln at si:D Corn tl1In at
X. Data quiet nt 10. 1ty0 Atm at 8seaic. Barley
Rul NJ sc.
rRoyisl0Ns-rork dull ut El3.ul lard In fair de-
aaud At s7.G Hulk meats steady md unchanged
'acon dull md unchanged. Greon monts dull and
nominal: bad WenthGF.
MIlsKY-ActIve. hut lower, At si.Od. -
ltrf1E!t-Q1rt nnd .MnehAngetIt choice WcBtofn
feteryc I11s!e choice CsntrAl UAlo, lB9tUc.
LlSEEEp O1L-5tGutlY at 7tc,
, 1880-01-27
TOLEDO.

TnLEno o., Ian. M-GHAIH-Whnat cnaiort No. :
hilo Wabash, fl31, No. 2rod wNtor, February, sl2,
iaftt, s,sHi; April. el.al3 Nny. t.21ft M. red
fabnsf', s!.i2; Westurn amber, &l27. Corr custer;
sl. mlxed &01ict No. T. spot, Htn: tiny, +fc; No.
Hits +, tAlej loloetea. All ba!ri!a 4na nuana
iinVEH SEEi'-!'rlnne, ai.7hl No. ,. H-M
J VI Ma,ct,, t*e9i Apr!i F:lidi Mny, tf,7i. CoE,l
F11'!; u mt;s, a,G i. mixed. NNeI No, May. E9tG,
III In. ' ~ ''
1,aoo but coru. l3.un bu, oats.
, 1880-01-27
ConklIMg and HYlfc Entertained at Dln4
ncr hY Knta Chaao kpraxun.

A Washington dlspatrh says; Dir, Cnnkiu4
hn4 tr.tltud Washington sncloty to . picturesque
trs,sxip fl,r several .l,!Ya. First, he apret,rn
I'll Dns of tho uptown lintsls with hs wlfu. W.
EsnkltpY Aal mt ,n,cn s<'rn tn Washington with
iMf,ra the An,urts!n public u rcta,iielut. T'nGo
ua,,.ll,!aso Or public laynr hai @nee ttrt ~
untled family + WA shoxlt IVY, thut tho ,I1yotoa
aol.Uirs II tho ls,lltcnl situation, huweyur,
pushed tir.. .conk!ing u ano.har test, which,
country, llas hi only tho ctes:t here tf dctr.ct-
fla tlS syInlathy shat hls hitherto leeM fuIt f"r
SlTs EoHkiLi.g, Mrs. spr,'a!!u Eay9 Y !'nucr, u
s,ru,,Kur tham iii, Mr. and sirs, CnnkIiuy werT
uruult Us lAtx dtn1lur- by thla lills o}roum-
stance tho Ameriean ptoplo aru informed,
, 1880-01-27
ANTI-TIiIRD TERN.

-''
ANIl-IlllKD TERN.
--
A Talk with George ,! william eaftla- ~
What tho ContstfnG Machine Can 1>o4
and yyl,nt the "YounG Ecratcllersn
r.vs1, r1"To.
Will oinu. ,,<.s,. ~. y,
Mr. Is,a.' 11fk tlt'@; ',n;,,"a 'Sn ~ J., ,,,,,c =.
II Is nwc+cstnh'Rhe'I pflhcrlc III pn'A1cs hs
tn physics that nctIon Invariably hcness reaction.
m ncrsors ncccu,inp this general rrpptM!ttou
,,, 10. rnrIanv r., tho nnnm,ncc,
,ope ,nt T, tMat ~ tho thr.tcr n Tho on W whlcl s 40
profoundly ng,tntcd tho political wbrI Is about
~ In nfyoot hv mn rru,,nIzefl movement fer ia
10 no .hisT. ~, W ~. ,,.,,". ,,..'s,-,, ,oss
anIsaI lhc Statement ~ as ", nnnsI
t,on to tho third term scheme hn'' 'nen formed
s. ':'n ..a,, pnor,or cn1ird ut I'M rcs,,cco
oc' f'o . r,'r," y, g. n.,'" ,"J ,,.s,,or
l., to ascertain whetlior ho l,a my information
LUZ ..,o t,,,+icat s,,,ot;o,, ,,t In
roy 10 a.ssss ~ LUZ ~. ] oarno,,, ''' ~
nor cn,irso,' snid he, "tlIero Is tho Anti
, 1880-01-27
LOUISVILLE.

l.oUIEr1EtE, Jun. aL-CoTTOS-8tcndy ut 123&c.
t!AEH--Iult alid nnriunRod.
dull ut &teSGi.@@a Corn
nict; ~h!lo. Nci ,nlse1. Iso Oats-MRrket dulli
nile, s!ci ln!1cd. 1ec. lsya gu!ot nj Sc.
haydn fair demand nt tutlGalH9l
r!,tmylssnSs-lotk !n qufot As tiagl Lard stanay.
|lca Lent tnreo b4o In koH b tiulk tneats qutDlf
f"al'cIs fn'n s!ses els9G ri6 t9Yd3to, uacon Quot*
Hulski-l.OWDt at fl.hL
, 1880-01-27

HPZtW! 41HP11sH 70 7Hs tHEuW 5F1VRHs1
HruIkaytKI.t,, ILL.,, .In.l. .,-Tr, ltal,ch, of tho
Statu Ii.nrtl nf Itenlth, has hcnn investigating
thu ps4clccs of ono Ilr e. II. Fetcrs, lasuly nt
Rtrt.tr, now Of auutiw rl,. afl It III moro thu,
prn!athlg That ta Ilrellau to ltutGi will 10 1,-
EG1t AlDnth.
, 1880-01-27
KANSAS CITY.

Special Dlspaieh 10 1ns Chieapo 1stbnnk.
KANSAS CITY, Mo., ian. AA-GNA1SJrho f'ytco
"rf"t Erportn tho wt,oat reculpts Mt 77 u, slip-
|,sn!, ilS, nf asnt,, tnrgri M. c4si film Jann-
tk!sf M ztsl!. iNo; jannnry thAc: Ctrn-lt0.
|s,Fl.; y hui shtpYeistst l5as3 hui loMori NJ.
, 1880-01-27
1s1s0It1A.

EknH1A. Jan. 6l-taHAIN-C0rn dn1lj h!Eh'ntroa.
sSsni mixed. a5lltEic. Outs dull ami nominal fur
,,I Wa i1sie.
W,us:k t;.steady, = 60 brIs in!ahod goods on tie
, 1880-01-27

HryPAT.0. Jan. aL-ti,lAlS-wheat-a spring
h!iroly n"n!nni naies sulnpo lsard aflcsiHnH
| sSt!1;. 1;.f{ on trnck Corn neglected.. Oats ntg.
tlGn; Il ihrpy neulnsri. lsge qu!Stt sacs lo9 bu
halLA1Au Observation-Disclosures.
, 1880-01-27
FRANCE in VENEZUELA.
Ono Of the NcIgllborn OF Co1ofnbsn r1ndo
Over Outright to FfcMch Comittcf-
cfnI Company.


Over Outright to a Frcnch Cominor-
srfrt.. n..pateh to ,ht 1vo7sa,
w.u,,,xnrow .1o,, - Tim gtnte I)onnrtmott
hn. rccolyod IL tio @ f"1'owlns document, which viii
tho operations Of NJ. do Lessops on tho lsthuusof
iana!nn: 1',., , A.. ,o, =, ,,o a,r,o,,tpro,
and ", Iusi,str"l tnt f.s s.notv nf Voncz,lo @
gtxse tl's ',,tiersIsac,!. jSsd MaTs 4 ,!e l:o!as,
Minister TGnlpotGt'tiary 2i sh9 M 9n!e ,SOn staGs m
!e,n y far r. rasna T1sn M u az III ehnS Of hIs
onyernMop, 9 tho oqe ,,s.. hn a,4 nHa.,ort =, ,ha
EMEenc KodriEusz PGrere rreaonht 2s '1G M
NJ; q Fnyssirs II. iIonsrS. faris: =, ,,.a,, ~,
GsSF I" as" s* ss'" q sS vsss @
ns sss w IT, ianvnrn,nn. will uront To
nr E''Kc,s c5Eo tho ;:snSsssI"n,s e,''crtca
ionw, Wl,lch VII bG M1c 4ehay a. cfa sss
y ~ ;~s,x c opoworc '' ~ tSs cicct u y Mr. Eugcno
1G,c!re. .u.,, ,,.o,..,,,s III ~, o,,.
tio q 1T shai! u saGte,, atp Ses F
n9ton. !I ,,o nn,,o ,po tbo ,o,ox,nv.
e T 10 ne nnnresslo. aS nlo In IN fu ow
GrslilI nf slc wtl,s ians Us m.ay oe ,e aG'ee ,,n ~
to,,r ~ IN r. ,rInac nf intrnhniI1u f,,Tciut,
% eS!s,Is,s II iaia v ysS',ss!.si,: to- '.S .s ,
fr$n sl tgxnto1,; ccceao n, MI ,,ncs of nor,
asrs "5 taa c,nnSy, My t ta
"," y, ~ ~ IN. whfn s1Mil Ia
a g to st,te On t!o t pr9ssSctIs y!e!cd ani BY
to W0rxn1; t!er ~. tn1 nwnnraH ''"
II To ,.,''r" Sount " tho @ f TX nfors aal1 DO
ahIme ,r tn ecesi q IT, ~ g;',, {nxr,,,nr n f'H an
| ~ 80 r. N, Iii
, 1880-01-27
1l1tffs1fN1'r.

IEEnhtf, Inn. .5t-FLNUI-ilull.
nNAtS-Wl,pat 1xultahI extra nonfnats No. white.
si1; nninnal. Lmn'aFY dot February. fl2fi asarel,
;' Apsll, t1@gfs May, 9a}4 milling No. l. hoii'
, 1880-01-27
what a Georgia Journalist Says.
ine ftop!s Getting Skk md Tired or Northern
Shlll1.Shally Democracy.
They Want to Be Scotland Rather
Than ireland In the Union,
te'tins Anxious 10 Participate In North.
crn Prosperity.
uo"n On John Sherman, but Feel Friend
ly Towards Grant,

IT. -, :. IaHeihnhte EHqatft7, ian. ~.
co,, prn,nent pua rtsn y s mrst Mr.; Grady has
past cIsat or ten years, AMI correspondent Of
circulating frc.ly tnro"ah @ haSo to psss sanh 1S M 'Se @
,eaS tso pn, st sone attention to what Is known MS
public. Representatives. VI Tho Enquirer called
On thfs tonto. 'A%'o ese"so0 MIA
"You 's,c' nrc mt o,,,,o .,a.+ I. ,.,, II. o.,.,.
,urhIn1 . ",n os n,1'p na,o rish' SAD Mr. osnay,
'boom ahout 1t. It is eimply n, ,,nIlcrcurrrnt,
working ,ta ,vnv aiom,, ~ ~ IT. a,,,,r,.','.
bat, ! foar' surely, under general public aenti-
meht' Its only manifestations nro hero and
thoro ripple on tho wnter, nut II n nnn
men, men, ho'il feel tho saldertow twisting him
"os,! Yon tn,rs t,o,, ,,,. ,o eu,n. ,.,,,,,,. !,
'' s1t ,.',,, stl|'s ,',es1,a.l y, 'no ~, sonlh
thaa!nsm for ornnt tnorc, and viii bo ~ mono.
Z Inc people. not Tho politicians, aro ,1cn,t!y
peaco. auaet, and a rrstorcl ct,ni!nril'si1. Y0u
see, the politicians, beth North ant! South, cuu
alrorl to cncournso scctlonnlisn,, because ltfur-
s1 .ha yU @ ''a ta s9',enTn"i most %,
ialiA MISUNDERSTANDING. InGY flFftGfStnHn TGf.
fcctly we'll that scctonalfsu nicans ,nntcrini tn
lurv H. .ho po,,+t rr,a. s.' .,.. .,,a III - H..
,., ~ ny oN'ta. Aups NV tn"t ."o s"to VI h'-
lalRr1t1of Is cont westward from Castle unrt|cn;
that Northern capital acekB Wettcrn Invest
ucr,t, nnt! tint ynnkco md Eurlfsh n,+rrnriac
.nr VS.. AZ. "t n'stHa .. ..' ,.,
nr.An "eooru le"s' IheS KNOW lfn'I lhe eohth
offers nlensanter homes tn tho immigrants, hot
ter returns for capltal, md uer scope for enter
nrtsc than thc hlo,t Nrrihweut An, ti,n,
,no,fro ,rnro,,,.,,u .,,s !. l., ,,,,,.,, . .'a,,ti,
..n..; n'",coset, l1A. u IL o'u,ns pAt p.s'ic1!
tho uxrcnso Of tho South, And they 1re getting
mighty ilrc, ur n" o''
inv -. :, 80, xr ~, .,,,- -
Lug itct H. ea1u Mr' trndss talxinR moro
earnestly, "tlG South recognizes pretty Clearly
TINT ur,rr Tim nr,.snnt ndil,sttnent ebe Inns ma
~ +,y, ,Ii,r, nt,,,,a t,t. ,.,,,st ~ I.i",, ~.
" ~" .lIera"u'es. oao 'nust po !sc'ah'! of
scouRnd. Bio mst show tho lolnety wisdom
Of snwncy Of tho imrlncnilc tct1lpcr Of 1rltly.
in tho ono cnsn ahc trrts pca.e. thrift. mlet: In
a., thn .,,as +, ,,,s,I,i. t,,. .n.,,,,o., ,,s
wv olner the1o ~ 'lost.!ils oue lurot.e'lce Hts
quiet, nnd fanlinc. There Is no brnter or
iEor- minded fellow on tho cnrtl, than Eaw1py
nrl n, In ir,va ~. ho,d viii ,noorouu ,v,zn,,
@ " ~ ~ "u"" ~, us "I.' WV. t., ]
@ a., woTEs on s, s 'oH Ivy. n seec ns INC o nHa ,ae
tint loi!oMcA 4saee ht'n MM!lnGu HMs llot .lasn
Il. Hth cncGh. ~ RHhess ntsout nis tT'!Ee HeMs2.
ana eiistnitls NM III hs .ttty. thlhk mo enltih
y ocEinnEhE % cnnslleT ohWhcS hf,tEf f1uMnle
tnieh !H.iiy with h!s hrokeh heal anh DIS empty
, 1880-01-27

HAYERLY'S THEATRE.
!. II. TTAvERt.v Iropsotor mad a1nnhRnf.
HARTLEY cAnrNElI,Y GREATEST T1,trarn
Ills MnsnIarent Comuiy. Drama In Five Aosa tho
GALLEY SLAVE! !!
A fN)jMt,s NEW YORK SUCCESS.
u,., x%r,1 11s 1sis ra'nHt t:itmrHiJ; rHig;or. srAJE
"'' hSSi, hH 4 IT.. r i1itNNKE ifitNNK E~KSs' MI: .>' e
cha,1es 4. stcsian,s, H. T. t. isHrns Mr. t;r. Hem
3H;.p w%SH;ci AZ EsSsnS ESfrs
lotto Nsvr, Little uGorF,c: Mr, 'e!,ny >,.,,-
"Wednesday md fAtnr!Ar at 2i half night prcrs.
, 1880-01-27
ISDIANAisOLIS,


lHnEA ASAr0.lh, Jan. sl-finAIN-Vhcat qlthti
q, RI Z red tl!54I,:2 Corn quiet NJ Nh&anc Oats
uIat Ut 10 AHtIae}xu
, 1880-01-27

Thunsands af tho most prominent and int6Al:
el!i ptrsonA throughout the land haft tGst!nea
~ '1an tFlie ulurlts Ut Dr. Bulls Cough n5tuP'
NJ auytaS sufferers TO usa It. Price, - celn'
, 1880-01-27
FILE REMEDY.
PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
IIkApQt1A1lrEna NErANrMEST 0V DAKOTA, J
DffICE t'nlEF prAhTEttMAATEA

IIKADQrATrEna BEREAVEMENT 0v DAKorA.2
DYriCE t'l!!Er prAhTEs!MAsTE!t
eiitIois Mil Gt rGrcyuii ii Til. uf,,e. Or tho IT.
S "f a. 4 yas IT,; Il S t. I'D ns
a IT. Il. ,ntl z "'tluck MUM q, IL" ~, 'lny q
trlsanry ~ Vt nh!s! t,Ts n,4 E,!acss thy ~ ~
co,l.lonclrR July l, lRA and ending June No. 1911. Us
Wood, Coal, Hay, Straw, Corn, Oats, & Bran,
II ss Ss' aa e rs's s"a s. sSq.s 5
nfn.Hs s n'ns s'e ss rS SsS ' sa is aas nsn.
Ess,s{: .;iIis ShH1 Loss' Nis''a'' lo"a'
to t;"tefntunt Tnay ise. hsfo.e Iugn = ~ ta ha
a., ,s arrplaNcu u, n naAm,llon 0f o.ntraat t.,t
Tho acknowledgements upon npprupFtAtion applicable
IT t,ps"s ~ i,t .{tr .Iss Of Tho stores monnca
or fnI ailit,nA trtE tlan tn Wliulu requte will bu
q s s sS!s 5"'ss 1 .sa ~ u .sss s19 b1 r.
cnly Gf ills Advertisement.
t,o tiOygr'Isrnt tile right n rejsct any
preference will te given " articles OF dameutlo
pr,httrtHl4. -
lds 4, tYr xIn ta,Gf. M s,e rqs;ssa S t. sts
s:ain ~; r.; r., 1.e,;MSu d. ;asks t'a'" affaifr
A,"a I'D es!inaisa @ aaa,It'a. !eqisS II sasi ss.
dlna cnnt!tlnn1 y 10 .,lseryqd by i,srt Mnh terms
Ut c'intsnct M,, nyMtttt VIII an Furnished an nPn-
a.tDn !! ~. on!rc to The "artormastsss VI o
E:nvniI,s ct'niai,ispR proposals s,nuId hs uarkoa
a s'Tiss aate.sa il S q 10 liz fospaosu
F"st Or Du11t onAsies'I.Ss;'tHssss.t II, rt,,,pK,.s
ftllpf lUurfGr3IAklNr,
, 1880-01-27

Itllrumntinm Eight Years.
,vns cured 1,y tho urc of n aIngo bottle Of at.
JnE0h'a OIL after having nAci MI known rctnC-
dies, wltllnnt oven obtaining rtllcf.
II. 9citAErE1s, Allegheny City. Pa.
, 1880-01-27
..,,h 1nn{-l'rluo steam, f7.3 ensh, NHs
irth. 4, ertlM
jirE i ii1 tfninss~f)ult md nnchnnged Mt $t.an
!ts,Isfl,Ilr ausi ,rls wheat, 6, ,oD bus barley,
tt1hn t.,,ur I'm hrls. wheat. 94ln bt1t hNrS
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA.
.ouApxtr1rsA, rn" Ian: A-FLouR-puli nnd
m,asi, western ca.5sa. 1a; !. =; Mneso.a y, g sx-
T. ls' a: l,yo tlour pnlos but steady at ssn>S5 Is
"nIss ns asnas sas.s IN ,et1 .sG s ~,
ne.".on neo II, upcrf,te In fntnrcs: rejcctcd, &Ea1
n Nc. src In c1ovato, tssa ~ rc January.
s fS'ts nsse curn r." ii -. a1tsams';
.,sS ,Sss .aasrs: Ms s ycl!3r SsYIn on ;tses
.S s,ts'a1 1aasr; ~ III H.; AZ nsSea sa fo!'Ssr'
i. tff .fu1i: mixed u .!hliott white 4ss4fn; ~.
~ r.; fnir do. AID; good And No do te
..";eT %4a 4sfc. ,....u., ,,,. n, ~
.ts :sttIlas iinms-snoksd, lueilc, p,ckled. III
IS. !ar.l, ffI"t fl cFcnrery oxtrns, eslc, New York
" ani Iirlfnnl Connty ennsylyani9 cx.rns, IS
ojee, l7a::r .,.,,o,v ,Io,I,xc, IN .ocd ,,<,
sstee:.u,r rt,u-Quiet; refined, &c,
II,,!EnttHsry.-fn II {air tinnnndt Wcttcrn, film
t.Nn l,rl.i rheat. 6tb bni corn.
G..ii r,ii heat dWD bu, corn, 2to hu.
, 1880-01-27

=
p.,rt,to,r, Jan. At--FLouR-D Dull and weak,
Festcru .upurt,nU ,o0aa0o, do o1trn, fd7t3dei; do
,IlT, ti.4si1W.
observation-disclosures opened lower, but nd
nncct, and closed firm; No. Western w!nsor rcd,
ot and january, s!.31al374; February, Nat3l.at!at
tatch tAttat1.Alsli April, s!42&1.teA Cosn-Wost-
In nru,; Western mixed, spot md january, hs<eGo,
ketrHry, t3eH S4oI mitch md APRIL ktsas May,
sH; s.sfa ris s'fH5 s ds m9c G@t asss oio pann.y
min, EslHt. ltyh dull at a01s9dc.s
iiAr-Steniyt primo to choice pohnaylvnnfn, ei7,00
IsIl, :, ..,,.
mss silca, 3c fin puckeia ies7c Ilncnn-snoulict1,
.is rirar Flb s!ea, &c. lfnms. 1N4@oflc Lard, ra-
If r1Ei-S,shiy, prime to oholco Western packed,
Is.S; IIli. 1Sd nc.
EuGS-Qnict nj 1tfl15c.
fnrrt,E-IM; Rio cArvons, l491dAu.
A. soft, Vic.
WHlskY--UnEf Mt $1lie+i H. ....
FhkT!tr*-io Liynrroni, rcr steamer, qulsti cot
ttMEIrrs-Flo,ir, ;iM brlsi wheat, 600 bu, corn.
pn n: "nt', dtS , nn; Il EEH, s O. go nu: ., nnA.
tALGs-Wheat. Slb!A0 btl, corn, VI, ,]O bu.
, 1880-01-27
AHIUSFt71EH'TS.

No other vhtakor nyc equals Ilills-S0 cents
, 1880-01-27
IAsl'1'NN.

Mt. 1,U1s. Jan. .Al-CoTToN-Etaadyi mlddslnR, Tot
'ae, . l'10 eales, receipts, S70; sh'W"snss' aao'
tack, TIN
hew OALEA.s, L., Jan. a1-caTTak-QuloI! Md
inE iel&r; low DO llEto; not racalGt4 ID IVY lala.s
.s, !ui axIarts IL tsteAt iilitan 1a1i q s5aG1' ~
h"4 " th1 CUAuuallh Vb1t xaes &tD ktoekt .Go'tl@
, 1880-01-27


#. LOUIS, Jnn. Observation-Disclosures
GRAIN -lShrns-Cnal tnwer; opttons bottcr; No.9
I'd, ;tlo en.h; s!.ls91.l06 FobFuarys El51A@l.S}
ta1cb, &l2la1.sh Apr!if No. ) do, tl.te}4 Corn-
ash lowcr; options stronger; s']4SAo cnAhi s4569
+kc FebruarY; aIa3Yfc AtnEchi :kJAa57e April;
1{a:ssy1o 1fay. Oats lower; B'hGa1Ae cub, :kisSo
X: fnnty. nc. --.-'
WtItEKf-Steatfy nt &lN. .. .....
february, tEt t y April n[J sait fncats guctI
LHl!t10 Ei!te1a. ts5s4AtH. 1hnon a'oady, ti-ss5,
IEcElITs-Flnur. G,tin brs; wheat, 1900 but corn.
spsEs2s.F%ss sH "a, Ie s1sa esFSy eo9 s
B,nUbui outs, sou blu, bDslcy. lou hu.
, 1880-01-27

1LEVHLANn, inn. ai-rETiOLEuA-F1rmi qnota'
Fofl* unfhnnHed; standard whto. 10 tstt, EAo.
ilFTshl'Na. Ian. al-rETNoLEuN-Act!yos cfn'let
.h NJ 1'arkur's for &hipnenli reahpd, 3Ae, fhlla"
ebhtn tpIIypry.
"tLElFf, Pa, Jan. .aL-l'YrII0Lxl1N-Aarket opened
Ftri's With tI,i.s tl4i, advanced to f1EH{, i!GteA
EsnH nt"licA Is!eH 4 closed buy TT 9!Mi innl.''
4tp's+ ahuD averaging I,dIi IAHtxtuons AhuN
, 1880-01-27

aEW foaE. Iuu. ai-Irhe mnFkut to-day Was hctlse
Aa III cottuH su,t!s excited. llToMn AHd b'eachod
'llo'Is were llaler, aud values all round afo Fe9y
rtH and advancing. rrtntx, g1nKhAtHe. and dtesa
s In active uunlufld aud 1Vfy light eupEy, A!n!,s-
ees saiu RnEsIaIn4 ul.enDA ~ H failgat q l!4n
ny Ml'lsur EFtnls at 7hc Mo0ItA xoo4s asLa' alo
o1eI2h guuds Improving.
, 1880-01-27

TuRlENTINE. .-......
WILMINGTON, Jun. R-aplAlTa Oy Tpafzh1|S&
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-07-29
Pennsylvania Oldest Married Couples.
pofA odl

Jacob and Mary Dampman, of St.
Mary's, Warwick township, Chester
county, were married ON the 9TH of
July, 1911, sixty-nine years ago. and
they are still knocking about enjoying
comparatively good health. Mr..
Dampman will be 80 on the 10th of
November next and Mrs. Damplnan
will be 81 on the 18th of September.
They had eleven children born unto
them, of whom six are living. At the
family reunion of the descendants of
this venerable couple, held on the Goth
of July, 1879, there were present ninety
persons in all, of a whole number Of
one hundred and three. and five gener-
ations surrounded the family table on
that day. We claimed last year, in pub
fishing the accnunt of the reunion,
that Jacob and Mary Damnman were
the Oldest married couple in this state,
but the Blossburg Gazette disputed this,
and claimed the distinction for Abra-
ham Plonock and wife, of Union town
ship, Potter county. This latter ancient
pair, it was stated, had been married in
1905, and were still living and able to
"potter" about Potter county. If Mr.
and Mrs. Plonck are still living, in this
year of our Lord 1880, thy can celebrate
there arrival at this far distant milestone
of married life, the seventy-ffth an
niversary, of the diamond wedding,
which not more than one or two couples
in million live to see