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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22
No business was done in city bank stocks. Tie
bidding ana asking prices AT the hrst call were .


The following are the quotations Tor securities q
the Free LIST:
While railroad bonds generally were firm. lie
dealings presented only two or hree points OF spa
cal interest Erie second conso.s were only nod
eratey active within a range II 3 Ter cent finally
closing al ethan advance Of = per cent. Ms
sou Kansas aud Texas issues were active. tie inst
consos rising 10 1IIl but ending az HOB. and tbs
seconds rose from GSl. 70 693i 69@s. C.. c. and
J. {. frst assenred and Chesapeake aud ONO
frsts. seres 3. and currency interest cet,s We.e
la yer cent higher Central OF New-Jersey IN
come bonds rose l 4 per cent 70 ssh. Ao lie ann
Ohio first debenures were L lower and .ecold de-
bentures per cent lower and Canada Southern hrs's
i lower New-York Elevated r-ts rose per cent %
1l3la Ohio Central Incomes IL per cent 90 81.
Peoria Decatur and Evansville incomes De
cent 70 I'll. =. Paul corsols s 70 lis. Ce2-
tral Iowa Gr--s lis 20 lOsl-. and Wabasl new
-. : u 997s. Derver All A.o GraLce nr,5
continued strong 20 4O3l ald Ihe couso.s tghn
rise 70 aud closed o. 100. Texas and -c.-c.
INCOMES we're spec ally ac-.ye aud strong. using
from 697s - 7-sl6714. The following are tie
closing F..Bf.ttiHISs
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MINES AND MINING.

e THURSDAY. oct. 21-P II. d,
Dulness again was the prevailing feature ~ 'no
Mining Stock Exchanges to-day. The business zone
was light. but with few exceptions. the tendency Vi
prices was downward. The Leadville shares eA-
ceptiug Little PittsburG. were abont steady anu
the Comstnck shares were lust a shade h ,gei
Creek were weak. or the fancies Silver Nueget
took another dip from 30 10 81 cents. the 9thei
changes being only Oh cents The market eiOseu
dull and weak.
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election Noilce.

COLORADO CENTRAL CONSOLIDATE MINING CoNPNl,)
81 PINE--I. SEN-foEE.
Oc,. - 1850.
rI'UE ANNUAL MEETING at The sfOck-
holders for me election oGicer- ~ the company VAL
lo h. N a this OH 49, No. 30 Ti4r-L N-W-Ycrk city
THURSDAY the ilth Gay oi N0yeubc 1850, II O'Clock
a.
Tie polls shau opened - O'Clock. and open
un 0ck Of The av. and on ihe sing eo The
inspectors shall proceed the vote declare the
Fu-f Tho forrauy transfer
q for e. ne slcctfou PAU a.. rI.-F fltlf ~.
Assistant rrf4ry.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATE, AND ROYAL y AL STEAMERS
IUR al EENeIUMN AND LIVERPOOL
NOT, y The steamers II th, Line tss~ The Lane Fonfe
rceoal sied D. at Mary, l. a. Oh 0otl Las oOt ard
Do III
ADEIAIif Caps e-l-E 4lIrsiaF, oct - 4-ft
BA FIJI Capt Parcel ur-aay NcN 80 = M
GEAAASlt. cart N.nut.iy --- ~atar, ~ NoY : = m
FROM IhE WHITE STAR DOe h. fUOf OF WEST
lTH-sT
Thee nuiiJrm 10 and ansurp sso ap
Tao Salon, ~taierl-liS smoking and ia D.
placed there DE motion
.
RATFs.-sAoon. -s0a n1 500 Return uckets isvor-
a. steeiaso from he old to4uuy. 50 tyom New
NOfk.s-.
IlsrF .tfale-s carry ueltlrr cattle sheep noFFigs
inspection - pane Other information apply ~ the
Cemp.nY ullCr- Nn s. BROAD NcwAuft 1r 30 iAO
" AlnuI -. PllldeIpr III. COAIl~. grut-
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preGu 6Ifuners.

4 MEXICAN LINE.
only Tran-aj.anfic Line uuj tue AN -HI'AS FLAG.
Saf'r eVrr- WoIuesily .rOI e. 7 f.p4 taI Liverpool
E1tfa saIfT-s on alternate ~aiu'clr-.
BHirI5 GROW 70, SATURDAY, oct. -. y 10.
RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP.
81. tE.fy ~ atsrra- T from Pllaiei1Ila arr
Ntv-l oIE '0. 40 ~. -utH- fa--l myers Fl,iu lr"
hour, ude q i M or.@lt points 0 1ieies Oh Tie I'LL
sWIrZEHIs 81. SATURDAY. "ct. ga. 3 p. n.
ND. %, q.
Tar rates passage .ll 10 analv-)
Pr. FL. WRIGHT - -D--. o. .--.Ii AZ .ltS
30- Ws.nur-.t. IA-4le.D-.a. e. lotlFag, N-g-Yors'
ANCHOR LINE L. =. MAIL STEAMERS.
~ ELW-AohE AZ ID gLA~ tO".
Prom Per 80. 20. North ltveE Sew Or
HllI,l4-.---1- j. r i Fo1l i..... NDT e 70 i-
These steamer ID lot ctr.T cifae sheen '- % g.
Cabins. 500 o. So tItfe-1- rrE.t- atf eilf-I-A.1%
Second CABIN $50 ~.f-ri-e -
NtN-ltIa LU LONDON DIRECT
From Per No -. Nc.th River foot q c-as-' So -
. ,'' -. --.- -. - %. -. 80.
Cl1rf S55 ami $50 Lyrdr. urkets a; relleei IA-,A
Ills .LHsJN BIO ~ ~. Agent. Bowling i--ea.
GENERAL TRANS ATLANTIC COMPANY.
- hEtNiIN D. o.. YORK And tttF ~ 1900.
Pier az Company $50. 40 N0--h ..'r ft ~ .'oa-
Travel hv Tins line avoid totn fs--t hy au-ls rl
way a1l o., isclut1rts o! crossing me ChAADe. ia shi
~ LAIR NJ Slrte.!......- "wednesday CT =. 20
Az gT.TE Jn-t - Dir-- Sow. 3 $500 q
FRANCE lruf- l..----..-... " NaF. i. noon.
Credit luI3 " Par ants 20 3ll
LOUIS ut BEblAS. AEcA. Nt- d ti'NtlaE ,---l.
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Oh O'CLOCK To ) o'cLo:N

07.f n Cal 3.C5s NOBLE & D - Deb 81 p is;I & NJ
COup0l ~, ~ -- ----ot .',..' ~
lsI ...- --.s-ss 40 AAl - A. ti4' \ rh.t
Chs ( cur Int l2cv ---.-- llos 800 ---bS ~ =
-uu0. - = bos Il & hT45 = 4tV-) ----st's
y LE.s Wcss l5.UqU...... Al = OliO CeZ Il
Ne,r Il Con Cs.P < v yon $500. ....51A7
cll. 80. - 2l,clo...... lOJ S1uo.-...,---5S
Mob 3 OHIO let Che - & Nm CAic & + ~! IN
labsn Inc -plo---. -S3
$3.50 SsT. 100. lily Del L & I'd
lOOD ...... l0l
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filming.

AMIE CONSOLIDATED MINING CO.,
OF LEADvILLE, COLORADO
Organized under the Laws Of Sew-York.
Capital stoef s5ooOooJ 5coO00 shares par value SO
SHARES PULL PAID AND UNAss EssABLR
IKGIsTRAR Of TRANSFERS. Union Trasi Co. NY
Once. No 81 Broadway. SewYoFK
DULL DOMINGO con. MINING co.
ID Nine at SILVER Gin C00rs13.
Cauifni -luDuu.OuO STAR -NuIUO
Off-trs: ~ Il B4Tnum. Presdrnt. = ". DeTscr Vice
PTts.Grut. y. p. Siegcus. secreLary-
Orices. - BraadsAy Ns~ York
COPPER KNOB MINING CO.
~ NIN.S GAP CREEK. A-dE CO. .
,api.al SiO,G 80 f.UlJ Sh4rr,, 81 c4.l
Fseisirars % SOCK. Mialug lilst o. 19llf
&. r. flnt Ffesi -1tJ Nul Lranll-'e. slcc President
and Irea-Ir-l EdsIn n. MIf1Hd -err.sarF.
H. Easors 4. D. -4pernieniear
OFFICE or COMPANY. - BKOADHAT,S \
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GtIp i1)aalc6

\EANIED.-A practical harlw,rkmg cari-
w ener g. O. 90 Il'fit4 ml-i th3rutsly .a.crsia.d
Dhoasr 44ts, S1a4cs fsrrfah.fs,
Lasiu useful eli o. aldrrss va ~ .ance FLORIDA
1la G.-a4-Ye- E-S5.lgE. -.
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CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA ST0cKs
U.r.r..I hu I.HN Il nAKI. & @. NJ. II Mall 8,

IN .fIItls U. ~ n.
Tho business in stocks to-day winch amounted 20
3a9. 100 shares. Was much better distributed than
Ma Tie business Of yesterday, AID tAe buoy aney
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@ountrn ooaro.

IF PERSONS In search Of winter board Will
send their ddfess 10 Bearing" Box =. Ashvlle c
vii receive C'u g. i.nuE the place
The and betEfg ~ ire climate Boih arr de-
By Nhrlsan Beia IN her recent ne
Sucsn
4 AkEWOOD, NEW-JERSEY.
The rev winter ami spl!ng resort
EEay reoommendei hy physoan&
LAUREL HOUSE
reoaeBs char suppisd 1Odtrn CONVEX
nce lae4ng sAs n OIsa wocd 1iFealars
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from
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by
TIE HON. EDWARD MCPHERSON.
Containing;
President Uayes's Messages.
judicial Decision United states supreme Court
Chinese Immigration Bill
Financial Vo'e, in XLVth and XIVIth Congresses
Geneva Award Question.
United states Troops Jurors, Supervisors, Aarsbals
Proposed Amendmo Constitute the United states
Amendments 20 ,tate Constitutions.
Votes on Cnrreno A4d Banking in XLVIh Congress
Provisions for Couu ting the Electoral Vote.
National Conventions anu Platforms, 1850.
Statistical Tables
Elections, Cost Of Rebellion Pubhc Debt
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New-Yors.
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which was confined Yesterday to n few sna.,,,
ties. to-day extended pretty much over the vboI~
list The best prices, however, were made befor~
midday. excepting for the coal stocks. wbch
scom 10 have. been enlisted as sort "a
rearguard 70 the speculation. The early aayanc<
was general; s.. Paul TO 1914. Northwest to liza
Chicago Burlington and Quincy 70 1f3ss. Canads
SoutherD 10 Gcil Hannibal and IT. joseph e. 42I.
and preferred stock to s6fs. Lake Shore to lisa.
Michigan Central TO 106la. and Wabash TO 49,. su5
preferred stock to 74l2 Ere. the case zee.
terday. vas weak. sad only sold up to 81. after
which 1t dropped to 433l and closed at 49,. Tb-
movement in the coal stocks, which started ate,
the moraing WA well away carried Central oG
New-Jersey froai 747s 10 767s. Delaware. Lack..
wanna aud Western from 93l 70 05ls Dslay.rs
and Hudson from ssh TO So, Reading from 3Jl,
yesterday to 3714 and Morris and Es-ex from 1874,
10 116. None OF the prices mentioned, bow yer.
were maintained in the final trans. ciop<l
and excepting the coal stocks, prices fr
the usually active stocks closed generally
lower than last night. o; the elevated
railroad shares. those Of Metropolitan wer5
specially active and strong rising from los 20 1871
01121. Oregon Railroad and NAVIGATION also was
strong though dali 10 the amount Of tralsae-t
tons on sales If only 700 shares Il rose from 1891
to 1872 In the late dealings, Chicago. It. Paul
Minneapolis and Omaha SOCKS were exceptions to
the general rule the common stock sold up - 46ll
o46is against 1334. the early sales, and the pre-
ferred stock sold up % sji2 against s3sl Ths
general market closed hardly steady a, tia
laie decline, with Indications Of fsiigne.
The dealings m Government bonds az The BJardr
included sales Of $4,000. pally Of -. Ths
pnces Of the old Gs aod IS were firm, bat the hnaf
bids for the 4l2s show decline OF r. aud for The IS
Of Is per cent, Annexed are she closin Gaota ions
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y American widow would take a child to
~ bcart NO hers care and -ool home can OF address
Ms LIZ ID. PCS est Sitl-sL
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4 FEW GENTLEMEN can have excellent
y Bolrd and suAuy Rooms IS W--t 25th-sL. no4r
Brrasa4y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22

A NEATLY-FURNiSHED suite of rooms
n together ~ sePsraies, m small family: references
- West lltA-st.. q Doors west o. jtA-4Ve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22

STORIES oP RlRD LIFE \ BOOK oT FAcrs AND ASEc.
TQTrS lifrSIlATfvE oF THg HkHfrs And INTELLIGENCE
IHR FRkGBRgED alREs ny iENgI ByWHOvD. VIII
one Hundred Illustrations evo NeS-lo-k !. SclSoD
This is pretty juvenile book, designed 10
encourage love for the stuiy OF natural history and
particularly awaken careful iuteresg IN tie ways
aud The habits % birds. We have here portraits Of the
sapIicious. cboieric aad jealous sparrow; a capital
eh ,pter upon tAai bone fsvcrite The lively brilliant
and active bru; while me moro democratic and
les popular binds. t2v ows tne crows sui even '1e
hens arr utt forgotten We have ragelf
ferestlng TINS and ought TO ada that
Il is neatly printed aud plec 1ug.y Illustrated.
MARCO POLO, HIS TRAVELS AND ADVENTU RES
Isl GEOgGG Il. ToN-Z- Sso Boston Lee & shepard
There is no reason why young folks should
not know something If the strange ventures Of tie
GREAT Venetian traytlle and Of thc book which lie a.
tsted wsile in bic Genocse prison. Ne have here sue
cinct account OF Polos Ia breadth scapes OF his
derings Persia, rurssian nd far Cathay ard % rs
residence Conr. Of kuhlsi Khan Altogether tnis
ought q q fayOriie BOOK With young oile vno love
their Robinson CTusoc and fond 81 reading aOOu.
Nungo Park and Captain JOHN smith.
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1 PRIVATE American family will let with
- bla ,crnflcmcn oni-' large and sUai
Z. ms all cunye-iene.s oolI water sc. house
furnished lis.-cis.S @iu Wet 5yta
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ZEW-Y0RK AND HAYANA DIRECT MAIL

\EW-IORk AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
" LINE
Per s.. NoIth River - follows.
SANTIAGO ~ nc BA capt Wetnsslav. oct %
iAccomcia oDs unsur9as For iresat OF gas>see ap9y
10 WILLIAM p. CL4 DE- * Co. ~. s. HroaaT4y.
LAYTON bios. Agents ~ havana
ROTTERDAM LINE.
- M--f1--aaf. Us.0bsr ? ~.
~FpUTV Wednesday.
Let Cab,n. sv0-S71. - cabs. so. -teerase. sto
H.. GAIA \. Gen. Ak. - south W iliali 81
FUNGI. EDlE 60. - Scltl Ml-lliiA-t trri-At aga
l. ". AuE.l>. go Broadway. GENERA. ras,Ase Ascent
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Il Ealing from per fo1- a. canal -. North River.
Tor ~An fIsncls,e wa Istamus % Panama
CLYDE. fridlV. Oct .
Connecting f0r Ctnual AMI south Auerlc1
II % Sal franflsl0 g. Japan AMI tA-nL
CITY or TOXIC Wei e-dav Dee ]. 2 m.
Froa Francisco 70 Hon .ulu. NeELealAAi ana Aus
trAns-
CITY or SYDNEY. saturday oct 23. ,.
"a % LONDON sA-
Passenger forwarded 20 "a, FRANC 90, sANnN iCh
ISLANDS, IApAN. CHINA. INV -LEAlAS ID. \ ! ~ "A
LA SOUTH AMERICA sni ChN 4AL AMERICA
POI if-igti pass z ana Ey-'lA 49, -
II. J. 81 LA \.
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" Mines BllesyiIie, Stanly Co, y. O. rr,
CAPITAL. SjOU,OO1. SHARES. - EAyi1i.
~ ~ ~ n pr..idenr r. r. McCA Rrf. Vice Pres
~ ma \ iRfTU. treas 4. HALL. secretary.
" n 4 FirdsalI ana z. Games superintendent
ofHee OF .lmuany broadway. New YORK
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BONDS IND BtsK STOCKS
THE GENERAL LIST.

IlslI 'i1s 0I sLlt I'D
Tx dividend.
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tflining.

BANNER MINING COMPANY.
ID Mines: InyO County. California
Cauital 10000; shares 80 each unassessaDie ..
Samuel COnovcr President Thomas H. MaianY Hec4et'S'
ficea No 50 Broadway. y. v
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A TREATISE OK THE AMERICAN LAW OF Size.
TONS. ~ GboEGR ". MO- RAIL JUICE - NJ ! -.i,o
Circuit 90 frpr--
seTt.ilvr~ etc second Revised. enlarged aud
Improved syo. heokuk, Iowa - z. O-t-n.
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4 DVERTISEMENr s FOR THE NEW
y YORK rE1BUSE VII BE nFCilVED Al THE
PTCWN OFFltL~. 10. LBS Broadway. cor. Thirty
first ST. 3O- W-st rwcay l'-ol So. E.-htA-a,e
~ o. East t51Ttreutst tu.pI 81 40 Tl.ui
eve q Ir FortvseVe.thsL: t1c HAR LIN OFFICE So.
I0Ui AMI PSI lalri ave cor Ju- Au t~rilultvcufy
fcur1 savings Bank Bn.Ausl. up p U..
rem - % r.ce IA
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
AI.DRIcs,s SHORTER POEMS.


xxXvI LYRICS AND XII soNNETs' sslsc's' ~, IRON y
!" Goth of Gold aud " Flower and hh0rr. ~ l.
b. AIpRICH. Iemo. pm. 10. HouEniOn' Miihh " 20
1t was pretty thought to reprint IN TINS exquisite
little yellum-covcrcd volume selection OF
the shortest and daintiest poems OF one
of the mast delicate and refined oil onr
contemporary singers. Mr. Aldrich has strong
predl ectiou fer whatever elegant ana choice In
the second piece of this collection nc avows ms
fondness for Her9ick, aud there are many sgHs IN
deed that lac has given affcctona;e study 20 'le
love-poetry OF the seventeenth century oG' nc -
MOI an imitator; his verses bctray purity Oh
fancy and gentle simplicity OF thought
which are characterstic.lly his ""h;
his conceits often ingenious. are never
sxtravacant; his terse aud eplGramoati' dictoh Is
entirely unaffected ard the noatness ana poi'sn ~
his verse are attained eitaui the eiect oi 'f'0e'
There is a vein of genuine aud healthy seAuheh' IA
Mr. AJdrch's merry. We feel il IL the graceful
dedication To L. A., which stands at tue head OF
the volume:
Sharp County record., 1880-04-29
RedenptiOn Notices.

Redeemed April 21st, 1880, by Lewis Kelly,
the ne Sc, sec, 10, and NV NV, sec. Ii, tip IS
north. range west. for $907.
Redeemed April Goth, 1880, by J. E. Mont
gomery, the hlf of sw, and W hlf of se,sw
sec. 21, tp Is north, range west, for $492.
Redeemed April Goth, 1880, by w. G..
Medlock, pit of NV NV, sec. 26, tip II north,
range west. for Si.57
Redeemed April 10th. 1880, by J. O, Smith,
the Sc ne, sec. 5. tip Is north. range west;
e HI hlf ofse, s. 15 % !" 6 "
for $l0.36.
Redeemed April 10th. 1880. by j. H. John
son and j. I Ring. the e.sec q. tip 16 north,
range west; and hlf Of Sc, sec. 27, tp Is
north, range west, for $685..
Redeemed April 10Th, 1880, by W. c..
Sloan, the hlf of ne. and ne Sc. sec. 18, tip
10 north, range 3 west; also NV ST. and
Sc Sc, sec. I5, tip II north, range west, for
$I1.35.
Redeemed April 10th, 1880, by J. NJ. Gray,
W pt of NV frl, sec. 81, tip 10, north
range 8 west, for $6.48.
Redeemed March 29th, 1880, by d. N.
HuddlestoD. residence lot, for $6.02.
Redeemed April Goth, 1880, by John F.
Baker aud James johnson, the hf Sc, and
ne Sc, sec. 10, tip 17nOrth, range 5 west for
Sl3.7S.
Redeemed April 21st, 1880. by J. s. Oar
ling, the sc fri sec, 20. tip 10 ncrth range 4
west, for $11.95.
Redeemed April both, 1880, by A. j.
Tucker, the hlf of ne, and hlf of ne
ne, and ne Sc, sec. II, tp lS north range
west, for Sl0.83.
Redeemed April Goth, 1880, by John
Willatt tho pu sU sec 9R TN north
range west Sc NV, sec. sc, tp II north,
range 4 west W pit of ne Sc, sec. Sc. tp
II north, range 4 west; hlf ne, sec SO,
tp II north. range 4 west; hlf Of Sc,
sec. 35, tip II north, range 4 west, for
$2l.54.
Redeemed April 2lst, 1880, by Hasting
x Brawley, lot 2, block 2, in Ash Flat,
for 1913. L. j. DAVIDSON, Clerk.
April %, 1880. 1873
Sharp County record., 1880-04-29
StrGu Notice.

Taken up as stray, by G. A. Wilson,
and posted on the I'd day of March 1880,
before R. W Hall, q justice of the peace for
Jackson township, the following described
animals, to-wit One light bay horse, 8
years old, both hind feet and legs white
half way up to knee joint, white star in
the forehead, white snip on nose, about IA
hands high, left fore foot white half way
up to knee valued at thirty dollars. One
light bay horse, II years old, Is hands
high. hair little white in forehead, has
a lump on left paStern joint valued at
forty dollars.
1913 7. j. DAVIDSON, Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1880-04-29
Reden1ptjOn Notices.

Redeemed April oath, 1880, by VIM. b.
Scarlett, lots aud 4, ne or, sec. l, tip Is
north, range west, for SIS
Redeemed April Goth, 1880, by w. l.. Reid,
the sw NV fri, sec. 21, tip 10 north, range
west; pt of sw fri, sec. 21, tip 10 north,
range west; W hlf Off So, sec. 81, tp 10
north, range 4 west, for $3.50.
Redeemed April 26th 1880. by W. l.. Reid,
the sw NV frl, and pit of NV fri, sec. 81 tip
19 north, range west, for S4.I3.
:, Redeemed April 24th, 1886, by w. J. John
son, e hf of NV Or sec. 29, tip Is north, range
5 west, for 1913.
Redeemed April 9th, 1889, by C. J. An
drews, ne or, sec, 33, tip Is north, range 4
west, ror $5.1S.
+ Redeemed April 2sd, 1880. by Geo. w.
'Edmondston, s bf of NV or, sec, 2, and lot
| ne or. sec. 2, tip is north, range 4 west,
for $20.5S.
: Redeemed April seth. $780, by Pleasant
Barnett sw or sec, %, tip l6 north, range
west, for $4.64.
Redeemed April 22d, 1880, by J. N.
Coke, the W pit of sw or, section u, tp
l6 north, range west, for $285.
Redeemed April 2lst, 1880, by 7. H
Stewart, pit of Sc fri, sec. II, tip 10 north,
range s west, for $5.55.
Redeemed April Oath, 1880, by J. s.
King, the NV sw, sec. IS, tip II north,
range 5 west, for 81 49,
\ Redeemed april I'D 1880. by I. s..
King, the sw ne, and pit of-ne, sec, /, tp
Is, range 5 west, for Sll.00
Redeemed April 22d, 1886, by j. S.
King, the hlf of sw ar, sec. u, tip l6
north, range west, for s dollars and 80
cents.
Redeemed april goth, 1880, by Carriag
ton 4 Boothe, the NV sw, and sw sw and
pit of Sc sw, sec q, tp l9 north, range 4
west; also NV NV, sec. 80, tp l9 north,
range 4 west, for Al dollars and 81 cents.
1913 L. ]. DAVIDSON. Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1880-04-29

Some contributions of more or less
merit and Importance are omitted this
week, for want of space.
Mr.. John S. Medley, VINO has been
seriously i'll of late, is convalescing. His
friends are pleased to see him out again
Mrs. Sallie Davis, who has been on
visit to her sister, Mrs. G. W. Shaver, of
this place, and has been quite sick for
some time, is recovering.
See advertisement Of "The Peoples
Cheap Store" by Messrs. Cochran 4 Son,
on fourth page Of this issue. The pro-
prietora have ample facilities for supply
ing their customers with a good article of
everything mentioned in their card, and
many other articles ''too tedious to men
ton"
Several cases of what is known as
the German measles have been reported
about town lately. Three of Parson UNI
sted's children and two of G. W. Shaver's,
and coIored girl, are the latest. The
disease is said to be very mild, rarely con,
fning the patients to their beds.
The present term of public school
in this place will close tomorrow, the
30th inst. Prof. McKie, on account of ill
health retired from his labors as teacher,
three weeks age, leaving the school in
charge of Miss Efie Abernethy, who, we
are pleased to learn, has conducted the
same in manner very satisfactory to all.
The note of inquiry in regard to the
clothing that was lost by Austin, the par
tally insane man, had the effect of find.
ing the whereabouts of said property,
note being received this week stating that
it was in possession of Frank Jones, who
resides near DR.. Cameron's place, four
miles north of town. So much for adver-
tisipg.
Minerva, wife of our colored barber,
Silas Vaughn, died last Sunday, the 18th
inst.
The card of Messrs Hamilton, Brown
& Co., boot and shoe dealers, of St, Louis,
will be found among our double-column
advertisements, on fourth page of this is
sue. The proprietors of this we'll known
and thoroughly reliable house offer to
their patrons those important advantages
of cash system of trading, towit: low
prices and frst-class goods. Mr.. VIM.
Hennemann, by whom the house is repre-
sented in this state, is one of the most
clever gentlemen that we have met from
the future great city,
List of letters received and not called
for, at the Evening Shade postofice, dur
ing the past week:
VIM. Buck, John CRAWFORD, j M
Critcher, NJ E Coruthers, I N Davenport,
Amanda DarneH, Hiram Donaldson, W
H Evans, w N Finley, j W Grady, Jas.
L Goodman, Mary Green, W s Horton,
Mrs. vina Hipp, W R Jordan 2, Mrs. Sue
Jones, Jas. Jones' Miss Ellen Jack, G W
Kirtley, D. T Leonard, W 7 May, W M
Marlin, G P Mccoy, w II Matlock, J B
Nichols, 0 A Richie, G w Roberts NJ D
8, Jno W Roberts, Mrs G L Sharp, s G
Shell, F M Tarlesley 2, j P Wilhford, z
T Williams, Miss Ellen Wallis.