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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-08-05
MASONIC
Male al! Female Institute,
Salem, Tenn.
NATHAN FRANCIS, Pianim
Mss MOLLIE THOMPSON, assistant.

The next annual session Of this Institution
begins August 23d, and continues ten months,
closing June Sd, 1881.
Situated imam exceedingly quiet and healthy
portion OF the county, among moral and reli-
gious people, and conducted by teachers who
are competent and fully alive to their work,
this school offers superior advantages to those
wishing to pursue any OF those branches usual
ly taught in schools. Before sending else
where you are respectfully requested to inves-
tgate aud find out the worth OF our school.
Students can be well prepared ior the higher
classes of Colleges with but comparatively lit
tie cost There are four grades first second,
third and fourth--rcspcctiycly charged $3.50,
$40, SIS and $40 per term OF five months.
Board as cheap, or cheaper than anywhere
"l.e. For further inflammation, address the
Principal, Maxwell, Tenn.
TIIOS FOSTER, Jr,
President Bnar, of Trustees.
II. B. WEXFORD, Scc'y.
july29-iw
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-08-05

Miss Matte Hardy and Miss Alice
Shannon, from Vicksburg, Miss, are
snondpc the summer with us. They
are stopping at the Bcasley House.
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THE TEACHING

in this College IL fully up to the progressive
demands OF the present Both the instruction
and example such that even the sluggish and
indifferent soon become interested and study
becomes positive pleasure.
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CHANCERY SALES

Sanders Faris, Guardian, &c, vs.. John
benson ct al.
BY virtue of decree OF the Chanccry Court
OF Franklin county; Tennessee, pronounced at
its June Term, 1880, in the above cause, |
will, on
Saturday, August It'll, 1880,
at tho Courthouse door in Winchester, Tenn,
sell to the highest bidder, the 1871! acre tract
of land described in the pleadings, situated in
the 9th civil district Of said county, about 2!
miles southwest OF Winchester, and known a-
the James Robinson farm
TERMS-Said lands will be sold upon a
credit OF one and two years, except the sum OF
S377 80, which will be required in cash. The
biddings will commence at 81 per acre. The
purchaser will be required To execute notes,
with not less than two sureties, for the credit
payments, and lien retained upon the land
ill all the purchase money il paid.
This July 18th, 1880.
T. II. FINCH, {. Il NJ,
and Special Commissioner.
julyl5-td. 81
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STUDENTS OF THIS COLLEGE,

occupying positions OF honor throughout the
land, and who, by the education here receiv-
ed, are made blessings to thousands OF South
crn homes" and to the communities in which
they reside, are firing witnesses Of the thorough
work done at the Mary Sharp in educating
mind and heart
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-08-05

Mrs. +. McNab died in our town, at
the residence of her son, VIM. McNab,
the 9th ultimo. She was born in King
William county, Virginia, August Is,
1896; consequently was about "a years
of age. She was beloved by all who
knew her, and leaves host of relatives
and friends who sincerely mourn her
death, although they knew it was hard
ly to be expected that she could live
much longer.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-08-05

W. W. Petty, Capt. j. w. Newman.
Capt. |. I. Rodcs, Capt. j. L. Haynes,
Alex. Vining, and others from glorious
old Fayetteville, were in Winchester the
past week. They were all, nearly, in
attendance upon Court.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-08-05

The Jasper Herald Of last week men
tons that Judge Peter Turney and fam
ilv were in that town, and were the
onests # Capt. Donaldson.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-08-05

Mcssrs. Estill Brothers tell us that
the best wheat they have purchased this
season was from John Hesler, living
near Dcchcrd. Mr.. H., notwthstand-
ingthc wheat failure, made l35 bushels
for each bushcl sown of Foultz wheat.
He SAYS his success was because he mix
ed equally the male and female wheat.
We must confess our inability to under
stand how our good friend Hesler could
understand the sex Of the important ce-
real. Who can explain?
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-08-05

DIED. AT the residence of his faith.
er, Clement Arledge, near Winchester,
on Tuesday morning past, Mr.. Jesse
Aredge, Jr., aged about IS years.
Disease, typhoid fever.
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MARY SHARP COLLEGE,
III, Female University d he South"
At Winchester, Tenn,
A LOCATION

unsurpassed for variety and beauty OF scene
ry, and entirely exempt from al malarial and
epidemic diseases.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-08-05

Tn simplest, safest and surest means
l;age the Baby of Collie and induce
slumbcr is DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup.
Price only % cents bottle.
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Jeans, Flannols, cassimeres,
ilnseys, Blankets, Cents
ShawIs, Ladies' Break
fast Shawls, Etc,
------and all sizes and colors OIL
8 took ing X TN

sy7s~ All these fabrics will be made If pare
poOi, as he is determined to Use no slodGy
material or cotton, and guarantees his TO his
customers.
He will exchange these goods for wool, or
pay the highest marke, price in cash. viii
receive barter, such rs Butter, Eggs, Vrgcta-
bies, Poultry, Lard, Bacon, &c.
He is also prepared to card Wool into rolls
in the best style, and respectfully solicis tbs
patronage. Price only eight cents per pound
for all delivered at the Factory. When dc
livered at the Railroad Depot he will go there
for it, return it, and charge ten cents. Will
also card Wool on the toll.
All consignments, orders, &c., sent to him
will be promptly and carefully attended 10.
At his Mills there is comm0dious yard,
enclosed by good fence, where teams will be
safe. Also large room for persons who have
to stay over night or two.
JAMES NJ GRIFFIN,
mar27-ly Winchester, Tenn.
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ECONOMY

Of dress il insured by neat and inexpensive
uniform.
Books and stationery can be bought at
Nashville prices. No combinations formed
by which any teacher is to receive profit in
monies spent Tor pupils.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-08-05

DIED.-July 3lst, 1880, at his resi-
dence at Bslvidere in this county, Of
malarial fever, Mr.. Alex. Ralston, aged
"A years, 8 months and 10 days. He
was born in Washington county, Penn,
in 1905, emigrated with his parents to
northern Ohio, where he remained until
his removal here. He was member
ofthe United Presbyterian Church for
forty years, and an Elder in the same
for several years before coming to this
State. In politics he has always been
in the Democratic party, and repre-
sented his county (Richland) in Ohio for
two years.
Mr.. Ralston was one of the best citi-
zens We had in Franklin county, and
the Home Journal extends it, sympathy
To the remaining members of the family.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-08-05

Hydrophobia is almost an epidemic in
some portions of the country. 1t seems
as if all the dogs are going mad and
biting people. And now, if all the
dogs in the whole land could be killed,
as if by an earthquake, what blessing
it would be. Franklin county could
raise sheep and realize an immense rev.
enue. Even in the I'd district of our
county over POO sheep were killed Last
year by dogs. And no man of capital
will invest it in sheepraising as long as
we have 50 many worthless dogs. In
this regard our views have undergone a
change. We find that dogs and cats
are not profitable or useful. And We
do not care to cultivate the friendship
OF any ore who keeps a big deg in his
yard. We would rather he would keer
sheep.
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ExPENsFs PER TERM OF FIVE MONTHS:

Board can be had with the President at Sl2
per month, exclusive OF washing; Sl3 inclu-
sivc OF everything.
The best families in Winchester and vicinity
will open their houses TO boarders on favorable
terms.
THIS School Is NO House. OF REFORM.
Those with permanent bad habits need not
enter for the welfare OF the school and safety
OF others will require their removal
ONLY WORKING STUDENTS WANTED
Those who go To school to spend money, To
keep bad company, to he thought respectable,
&c., had better go to some fashionable College,
for they vii! not be happy here. This School
is no refuge from care and labor. The stu
dent wins success only by patient industry and
hard study. Students willing to expend all
their energies in the great work Of education
will find congenial spirits in the Normal.
For Catalogue, or any desired information,
address j. VI. BLEDSOE,
jull2 Secretary Faculty.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-08-05

Too many prominent men incur town
the past week for us to ndividualizc.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-08-05
4$A@ten 4enee,
CHATTANOOGA, TENN.

The only fret class house in the city. Fine
Sample-rooms in the business center for COM
mercial travellers. The PALACE HOTEL OF
the South.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-08-05

Payments to he made, onc-half in advance
for each half session Of twenty weeks.
For Catalogues, or information, address the
President, or Professors g. W. Johnston and
A. I. Barrett.
Rss.. The next session begins the I'd We'd
nc1day in September.
HAYDEN MARCH,
President Board OF Trustees.
July II, 1880.
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e. c. MARKS, M. D.,

Respectfully offers his professional services
to the citizens OF Winchester and vicinity.
nsy" Office next door to j. l.. Baugh's
store.
Calls left at the Drug Store will be prompt
" attended to. apr23'79.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-08-05


Nashville prices No combinations formed
by which any teacher is to receive profit IL
monies spent ior pupils.
THE PROSPECTS
of the Institution were never better; requests
for Catalogues and information received dai-
ly, not only from the Southern States, but
from points north Of the Ohio river.
THE STANDARD
of education ia high, and rests upon the con
viction that every system OF Instruction SHOULD
be estimated by its success in promoting tn,
higher education by its ability to increase
the power and range Of thought, and to no.
only excite the mind to extended scientific
research, but to Join with it that pure mora
culture by which alone the true dignity and
we'll -being of humanity is insured.
THE FACULTY
consist of DR.. z. G. GRAvE first and only
President, assisted by full able and expe-
rienccd corps of Professors.
EXPENSES.
Per Month.
Tuition in Collegiate Department 50 90
Intermediate 1900 3 90
Primary ----- 0O
Music, PIANO. with use Of
instrument ---------- w
Special Vocal Lessons 6 90
Painting mot including ma
terial) ------------------ W
Drawing ----------------- 9 30
German and French, each l 90
Board, including washing, fuel and
lights -.-----e0---------- 10 SO
Payments to he made, onc-half in advance
Tor each half session Of twenty weeks
For Catalogues, or information, address the
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-08-05

This Institution, for LADIES and GEN
TLEMEN, begins its third Scholastic Year
with Faculty Of seven teachers August
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-08-05

attendance upon Court.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-08-05
THE PROSPECTS

of the Institution were never better; request.
for Catalogues and information received dai,
ly, not only from the Southern States, but
from points north of the Ohio river
, 1880-12-15

alignment to West Paint, md has recommended
Eoi. Detty Tor thht plata."
lint whyY Why I. II t!t.t lhcrc Is In ccrinin
art,y circte4 aA certnfn Anctal cIrrlts II, strong
MI aversion IN lilo assignment nf s,irIt .nni to
West rotnt2 Whit ten. IInwur,rs personal
preferences In tin ulattor nne Lc. the writer
ut this hns IN HIcts Df knowing. lie f,ay I,rc-
Ter so,rn ut!ier nrrnfntmcpt. i isnot 1t nil nj
l;!s hec0unt thAt ~. Hpt.ak. fsIt II + because
thore Are AHtnu fncts relating tn tho Hleer!nx nf
., ous aEmy which 1t Is proper the puhc sIsoulsi
The fact L., t1omnn!sn bas 9rcat rcal miro
to Ito with tho eutDl,1Atld oT tic army Of tho
United Btntea thnn IL cutnino,,Iy alplasc It "a
largely, IT not chrtIy. y rt:lEpsi.ls t,tlcat!on
although unttr cDyGr wIlcu MroIlK t,I,T,,sltn iii
nrtny elrctes + tnlH'n @ - tho nlue1ng III tho
@ ;sn :! III io%t Npa M4ry ;, ,. Asir%y ss .n
3bsye 3 l'sen af,set las"a % ca'ha':. Il ill., wi'9!s i
Church Eptscopuy To protnn,l!ced Itu,a.Ait'.
lrn. Sherman u,ay not bt II ll,nan Catholic. but
us tls %ts nve!y ., w"nan ani lwer tsts'"!
sefoti0n 70 itui'an!sItI. anil Is Il flyrIt Of tho
ro' r'' il us IL t.. ssris u ot prti;tnl"r'y 10.
atsp1ty Representation .slsa of Catn..Iicsml. Iii
Through tho Wnr, hud fnr yclrs subsequently.
to1o With tho trnnsfcr Ut uti3ccrs and their
nsslRmtnunt 10 their several posts, was Il
vehenxnt iton'au Cnshtl9.
Grl!is, brnther nf ue,I: ltnseerhns, It ls sia,i,
tnnt ,ho w!fs H,,l 1e,; nr t SslS!is'a
sectarlanism oi either isainnlsMl Or ilisi Church
thsref5rs, BY r@S's.ion II ssiai a,l.l "ilesi
lfcnn spirit IN nlsT tHtitIy n,e,l with tho fr,Il
i!l,lts nt tho sf,t1Ict iristcr!ey or tho "Lt,sf
I'm; Hay s t't th T. Grlf n,l I, +
atlnntat1'iinn therc hul come 1!to nstalMl"ncy
IT wcst I'oI.lt cn,c,srenea VI ;lesatIc,li rrnft
, 1880-12-15
FIRST REGIMENT FAIR.


Prospects for a Brilliant Success.
Preparations fur tho grand hs,lltfuy fAir Of tho
First RoKiment are gu,lg forward rapidly, aud
aro on scato Ut 'Tnxniiiccllcp That will tio tho
"boys" pro,,d, ansl prove highly attractlya 10
the public. The greatcst activity prevailed ut
tho Ar1llnty OH JACkson strcUt lust evening
when II reporter Of THE TMiuuSK ionkod In to
SEQ how 1Mnttora wore progressing. Monihers of
tue snrcraE companies and tho decorators, tic
1ntteremp1uyts Of Aftssrs. Kingsley & Duryhn[Ier,
wcro hlsalIy ol,gnEctl In arranging tho bpotha
MD other apartments fur tho roouptIon Of tho
articles designed for thotn, and putting thugs
into shape generally for tho tair. which opons
Tomorrow cy1ning.
As ono enturs the armory n pleasing sight
arcats tho cya. The doorway lending into tic
drIlt-room Is tastufuly decorated with red
wh!tc-Hn1.bluo aper-fcstoDnH, aimllar to
tioso TINT Nnvo Buch a spiellAla oifeot In
the Exposlt!ou building Mt tho ttne Ut the
Republican Nntionnl Convention. Thcsa snine
ocs % Viii Il Ill., @ e seds es ets, 9 sfs ,!S a'
nrchc1 entrancu atunls arEo Aint.lc Of y SOL
THO booths pr Gaxuts OF tito dIlrcrtnt companies
,or tho regiment. white tho ecttre IF tho ttoor
uro snrmouMtod by u kinaly crown wrought
fruM
pArnn Or MANY cor.dRs.
At tho smith end Of tho roou Is tho Head.
.,v two pyr;lt,,i's oi rttnx siid i,;!aK yitb tho
Vn the riEht, as ut,e eistcrs tlo MUM hnIl. is
bugs" hayo natnod tho " nr'tl4l Ch",nber."
which 'Itist hg Accn tn nrtlGr tn fully appreciato
th9 appropriateness Of tho nn1no. CO,npa.y !!
Will ti!to taro nt T. tnrns tho raIr ,Colnpany y
bc@tti' a,id Il i"iiows Viii oaS IL tlo s,asrisS
sson!o e!1est ~ u wSlsh Cd i sood: coapsay .s @
, 1880-12-15

r,r yanx, l,ec, 1l.-FLuui.-Ttenvy, recctnis.
am h,l,, cxp,rts. 1Sln bs'h, supor State aud
Ts,1arp. sa+EsaUU. common to EUuA cxtrn.
s,Tain, gond 10 chUco. fS.l1AJ.75' white
s..t cx.fa Eh10taAt)s extra Ohio. A,+k8Rs5s 1t.
,nais &LG4sa75 minnesota paont process, t.oaa
IL w.
-. ,ccsu,s 7AeOo bu: pxports, 75Qp btii No. Mil
..atro, tL1J; MOL do. si2i; unRradetl rod. $llI8
tMs So, d. tl1G.sLu u}4; No. do. s. 3]{4 Lf; No.
~ ~ ns4al.'; msxaI winter, &i.l'&, ungradcd white,
s,isti M; No. do. t1s}ftl li, Nm. tp, s1ltatla
s,c.mce, No. ttn. ei!5..lk5h, No. rod. Dcccnher,
Mia4,,sj 'Janunry, sla}4etl.elA; FebFunsy, si.2sa
,.nt ro,u active. but nwcr, tpeoipts 100 bu: ex-
III III III iii; ut,UeAdeA. :5jt:l; No. 57{4S!hot
.smsr t3 3ah~i; No. S1t6"t isios lpW m!3.1. 5alct
NJ iiecpmt,et. Js4c; january. FchTutafy.
nEsaaiSfc, fnta hnavyt receipts. Ak4u1 but Wcstorn
NNI@@nT liz tic; whlts Wrst0tn. 4414dai7c.
SsMitT-trtlyp md tfm III $l.l1
tIiors-Uuint but ktcatiy. -..-...
t.WsFEN1Es -tnHcp cnssts and gnlet+ lilo chF9oes,
.sated Hi0nia1{c; jnh lots. MIA huEnr nrni
Msietot t. buJtncass ialr 70 good rs!nE quoted 74s
III. Mnlatss. n"ntnatly uhcl.unaed. ltlce stcady,
THh rund tcnlnnd,
TGnrkffiT1SsGf TFGGaaFfi[us; fs SrinG. :ts :S'.e
fRoylsNSs-rnFk dull and nnHlina1. NOES. quoted
tl1;h Necf guies, but stHny. Cut nents dul!r lbnH
tifsr sdles f!lot H!1nrt clears. f3kc, Lard steauy
nTinio steam, {Ni5 lA17H.
p'aTg p'RatTgTffEIt--iinsetticd and weak; 14G&Un
E1EksE-ktFtuurt luH l2]9C.
, 1880-12-15
sClIOFIELD'S REMOVAL.
IosHitlanl ind 3Voht Foftlt-A BectarlaM
v3cSv Of II.


1os"ittsm nnu Woht Fotht-A eectaf1ah
SieW Oh H..
tram tm Aarahek y ~ lrxA:
uon. soaoAeu nus peeH reilcfed OF hla con'
ti,no this were dono. III hyo continued him
tnn1cr n ,he a,,nrrrtcnf1.,cv m ,ho Nstfnnoi
s9,s. .oaset ~ W. !, I'. ~ sau Mu'
nffrtmt to tho butter sentiment OF tho American
p,nn1n. win the distinctive Anurtcan tIen al
lhRhhoo''' ""'ca rcpu"'a'es ~ c'sto u'e.tnpt'oa
nnd ncAturca esery ulal ny tne sllhple staht'ard
-, ro,,.a."1 t,a,.,,, t.,.mct. ~ hnva m sy,,,.
tn s.s,. ~ "',,.,t,,ts,r.,o,, y. o.,
latuy. !4e eh1Ese u auli''p's'saIoA a. "e't
PoInt had bec0nln Necessity, .-. .
When II WIS announced iu tho papers tho 9TH
or dav tiat tho rrcsllcut bud s,l,u,rouett tu
washington uo1l' u Y. ilo@Hra' WIN view 20
his appointment 10 tho snpeFtntendotlcy Of tue
, 1880-12-15

MILWAUKEE, Wls, dec. 14.-tLOuR-Qulot but
s.aaAY.
dHA1N-Wheat unsott!cdt orsnod slc lower, closed
eeaki M. Milwaukee hArd &l.is, No. tftiwau-
~. sLQ'As No. 4 $lali DeoelNhor tiQtf January.
1hol! No. Milwaukee,, Eei No. do. 10. caru
aaloti No. 2, afc, uats 10wort No. 4 31lc. ltys
nRaef and searces No. 81r- Harley higher but TN.
"Sed! hn. trelns. fresf,. FLU.
rRofssf!Ns-EaslDri tHusk p.trk, el1h caah or jan
tAt} tsAt}, LaEd-lEl0 atenkn sa.aa c1sA and uIctnbert
eak; ti40ctt.E5. --. '.. ....
ahD hu. 'se ' " ''~ s"f Ss'F
rSlkra SS'lkra1srs-Whea. louH bu, corn. l40q bu. pats,
, 1880-12-15

I..At1sviLLk. Drc. lL-CuTruS-D4ll II lt1Gc.
~. arnuh-Du,l; extra, t3axp3a, extEa family, sta
~ A"o' ). kaataA1Si chulco tM,scY. Ma5al7a
,ukA!S-Hheat stealy 1t sl!k51l0t. Euru-No =
IL, ssei TO mtxod. &tc. Oats lu!lt No. white,
"ne' 10 msaSd Jie, Itye qutstt No. Va
M.AI-Ih .....Ih fAls dun,aDd Ut tlT.ltsaia51.
,s sftts1fs!.nrk y dull al t1AHl Lard qutet, primo
IL Hnlk nleMta quietE shou!dctk 1ai clear
"AlsAf-L0wrr NJ fLIH
, 1880-12-15
ST. LOUIS.

st. LhC1E, Dec. 1i.-l'1oUR-l*owor TO eoll.
0AAtN-Sh0ut IoWer nnd nnsostoi& No. 4 rod,
tlolH rash; sl,D@d@ ,0 t9a4 Ianunryf &tn1{{ea
LOGS tubrunryi stu1s010b}Gai.O March,
sna dp. {t00: No. do us3i4c. Corn lonor ut attte
a'h {2S9siIko peconberi 4lGtiu1Sc JHnnnEy, 4l3Ges
tGte February {ssl.Jhc April. Outs !0wer at I!Sc
cub; Sc Jnnuasyi ai]lo Frprunry. Nya dull al VIC
~ Hurley nrmt etlut,o tu fancy, ill.,
Lt1n-Dull 1t 4 IT,.
!HTrKH-fJuIlt uNry. 23I9Yc; cfe8H1OFy, I1No,
GG1S-HtaRay ht 1%0.
MEISkY-t1Wcr nj $f.ll. .... - .-
sssnSy nry wit nleals i,YsnInnl. Hagen dull and
.RECE1lTs-t!ans, gLtO brIs! wheat. llul! bns corr
9Hs % hu' t.S 5yn npnS %s., ta,'sy % h.
eetm, e E@ol but oats, tnu but ryp, tlonei barley
, 1880-12-15

NEW oRt.KASh. t3cc. iL-GDrroN-fn Ronti dcmands
nt'fdIine ilskcs l"m ,'l'lllnT. lie; good nrllnnry
1oc, net rcCcipts. 7l bness s5iB, exparA to
Great ifrnln, hu3 coastwtsa. atis7: salas, i:uo0;
atnek. bttEU, .
HEw fdTKK, 11cH. tt--f:Grf1S-Stcaf1T; li1Sb12}kaI
fnttlrCE firm nj l9c: lhtuAt* 4t7G; FutIt,nrJ !ci
Mnrel, 2%ui April. G.tst; NfnJ. l21gc jun1. l3Gui
, 1880-12-15

CtEvELAsn, Dec. c.lL-pErAoLErM-frmar.s Stand
nrl uhite. il0 test. ti9tc.
NEw fntK. tluc. ll.-f'ErnotEtt Qu1ot but firm,
r1TrAflfil!,, ne,. Observation-Disclosures! cr,ldo
Dn!ted Eor1icatus, Qle r1ln0d. 1}se for Phlladal-
phll delivery.
TirTayiLtE, H.. Dec. 1t.-psrnoLKuM-.rh oil
n,Hrket hponrd Mt Mtke hphaat 1{at Invest, M36d.t
cf.,st1'E NJ 9i!ic HAcs 2,UN brs; shlpmqntst a,Ulj
, 1880-12-15

p4tTtxnRE, hid. Dec eell.-BL0Un-Quiot and With
oul change.
1S-yleat--Western Iowort closing nrm; No !.
Western winter rcd. spot md Doceinler, s1.l1sk3
LIN; january, tl.!0 bid; February, f2,14ttl31}E.
March. tl.:.ls{G1.2j. cuen-Ncstosn quet md nbout
stadT; Westcrn nlx1d, spot AMI 1ocamtor,
for old and nuwt January. hia tIt. Oase au!ss md
euIori Wsstorn white. 4asIicf do Hltxed, a!1I14c.
R}p dull At .t}cGS{ilR.
HAY-tfrchanucd.
pn9S1siGSs-nutl and unchanged.
aurTxN-QulGt, ataRdy, nltd unchanged.
E1os--Fir.Mt frestl, ;tlGausi Iluudt .Uc.
TxfnOLkUM-NHHlItlni.
AalcEWlYs-colluo dull and nominal. Bugar-A
sotl Vic.
WHisKr-atcady Mt {Lls4l.l3
rMx1unrs-'In ilye!M,u! llar steamer. Hnchnn1ed.
GIrEsrTnF!onr, lIsfT& ht!tI what, 6,a hui Gofil,
Il tN bu: uNln, u41 ti: ryG, liaJt ll.
sn!pAS&Is-Whenl, u. !d7 hit cArp. mona.
RALIa-Hhaat G9i. II bM: cUrtl, AbQ bl.
, 1880-12-15

NEW Yoisk. bee. ia-Cnttan gouas crntln.,o 10 Ryc
freely on accunnt Of old osters, uhd prices rhI.
but cnrront '1csana Is light, rr!s,ta 1aiet md
steady; Hhto Aonds plaues. unh uullts In fntr de-
nIanlt henvy r1ntsltrx ind wontc,s asa RluSRlsh;
NprtnK csl!uures md wussteA cvataHs in moderate
requtat-
, 1880-12-15
ltu,1''fEtl.

Speetal Dfspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
EttiiS, ILL.,, ner. H.-Thu sales The i3onft Of
TrRde tu.dAy wvro &3l,UN Creamery buttar WIS
shade 1nwNr, with brisk demand. Kegu!nr safrH
wer1 :A&u It's Mt :G:tJa. Hk!tu cheese MIA u ttllu
cnrer with aperoassh offerings NaIes Of til hoxos III
Y na 'enltegn nt tl,c l!Gn5d WrEa Invited TO nt-
Gtat!nn Vt siarsng'I on Wednesday,, Thu1slny. aud
, 1880-12-15

tfns.stos nee tL-FioltlA- Dull and uuohsngsd
h,sn ,sn.s-tosH stendyi ntied md yellow, 0i4B1}{o;
~ msted. na>.&H.c new corn, Gsaa5c. Oats nr,u
"Nss m.1 uhchan9ed. Nyu scasre; slM4sLlA;
Tooaa.aEA.-NamlaaliY Toa. unc.lanKpu.
HH9ataEs:-,Weatsnt frusf,, .Ssl;1U, i''',' 81
h1 = SsEat'Ik- tluAE, VG0 LF{s; ptt akx; what. Mn1
= ,trGEn II u1I blt 10y 1' ''F -@' "S"~ S''A*"
sa@fAEArs-FlVur, f,6t1 bril-. ,
, 1880-12-15

hs tuH1A. ILL, bec. iI-fittA1S-C0rn lnact!vst now
~ as>ls3Sisi sacs for Mar. high mixed u
sHslNc. Uais tlruli No, Hhits. 34H43iAc N5e !u-
I9ss1 No. !. ksseY1su. -
tErtuMWLhts-unc!.nnRadA At3Llk
MtS tElt'1h-tvhtul, i.Sl ID; c5tn, +at.3 bu, oatx
Ex Eixsnsai sai ryt. M In; larlpy, I1V bu. " '
NIx fh hAIn-N!.ont, ANA 6lf cufi,, ~, TO bn} oats,
"e Wi !@e lau hui burtayt Jaong,
, 1880-12-15

NEW ONLkASat Dec. 1k-t,nAtS-Corn dull,
md lowhtt ENa.
hMAS-1lnl, md tnNer, n0St.Eo.
Ollpr1 Unchanged.
, 1880-12-15

epFs'al bspatth to n. CAtea9o 1sfauns,
rn.rs. re"s ci7r. Ao, Doc. 14Ilhs }fte& 0urrsnt
1frt,., ,.. tft'',I4,
III h.. ..S,-"hsat-i.ccepts, ztsQ bu, shipments, &.
iss.h' esat' Nc. y cash. a,c;I peecnlbsr, SO, Su.
csirt. n!sssS@smbss II @ ss.ts; ko \ .rasa. xc. lNE9-
'-'a' a'ssci uecembsr, a23iG "'"-e'' 1'"'
, 1880-12-15
(SlY Eel

OswEoo, Doc. tL-unAiS--sYhoat ateady. Corn
nrnt; uew Wasturn nl1xol, H4c.
, 1880-12-15

BY its use not only is 'thc system
renovated and clcansed Of all itnpuri-
ties, but in consequence Of the Aa,mo-
Mons fhaAyes thus created, there per-
vaelcs the entire organism a feeling Of
safety; tic mental faculties perform
their functions with renewed vivacity,
and there is an cxl,ilaration Of mind,
freedom Of thought, and perfect hearts
easc, that bespcak the full enjoyment
of health.
TkOpIC-FRU1T LAXATIVE will
prove Of incstilnablc valuc 10 the weak
and dcbilitated Of both sexes. III all
cases Of nervous, mental, and physical
suffering, brought about by stopImgcs,
It's use is especially valuable. The
cleansing and depurating properties of
the preparation create changes that are
both marvellous and gratifying; murky,
gloomy, and sallow compilations, with
blue and dark discolorations about the
eyes Conditions that are allied to bill
iousl,ess, dissipation, and ill-hcaIth), are
by degrees normally corrected and
transformed into bright and clear com.
plcxions, in which The ruddy tints Of
health are bountifully depicted.
TROPIC-FRUIr LAXATIVE is
put up in bronzed tin boxes only. Azvid
limitations. Ask your druggist for De-
scriptivc Pamphlet, or address the pro-
prietor,
J. F. HErHER1NGroN,
- Jl,rt, D1,,o Ma, V,~1.