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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
ITO PHILADELPHIA
l. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE oLD.EsrABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
Al" ~ BETWEEN
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.


Is TF4ISs HAGH MA8 RAhf IS SgNn
DoypE TR4cK TIE Most MPG9yEP rESTrP
Win ABsoLUrE SAFETY.
On and arrr Ccr T. 1850
Express Trains leave NewYok via Desbrosses and Cori
As 1880 So 20 Limited i a m. !, $3.50 40 8
z $50 and 10 M ana ~ might n SgS'''' do anu
E1pres leave NewYcrk daily except sanday az go
men Of BROOKLYN Annex correct with all throush trains
at rsey Cty. aorng speedy and direct transfer for
DeSrSg ira MS eave West sdepha St5 AS
s : S ann 7:5o p ON sunday l2oi g i2S
sSoa N aaa p u; Leave r lsGepnia via Camdel
Tcset Onces $50 ana 9ii Broadway. No As,or House.
ana Desbroses and ltstsi No. CourtsL and
BrookYn Annex station TOO o. Fq'on-st b'o9syni LOS
mi tidr NJ III Ticket Once No Bs tey Place
The New. YorE Transfer Company call for and check
baggage rom hotels ana resde1ces , ID rARutp
IRAN General Manager. General Passenger Agent
rTHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known rs the
j NLW.YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
al 3RaINomKsr OF TRAINS TAXING EFREcr MAY 10, 1880
9a NJ. Cincinnati aud Chieaso Day hktrrss Drawing
Sp ~ (DAiyj-Fast i Louis E'press. arriving at But
Southwest Pulmans best Drawngroom sleeping Coaeas
u M tDaily) Pacific EKrress Tor the West sleeping
Coaches through 70 hunao Nasara Fails Cneienau and
gao D. m misran! trsin Tor tho " est , -.
Ne%ark C:i6 sII, 1885 a ~. So 49,. 40 clio. 73o
y anu =: midnight SATURDAY mght' oDs' sunday.
Eth f1rd and Passaic, 8, 1880 TO- 1929 m.-the l2D
q m rain stop, Ruthe ori oniy on .ariaNs-l2 nool
l:45 3a,O 4tO 5lO, $50 6lO. $50 > 1850 o. H. ~
udnisht sundays. 6:OV. $780, lo:-O M llo 0;J0 D. n
an" Patetsos g. e:io 800, $40 10. lo2o I3oa m y
40. 4O. D. O.lO o@O 900 DIV $50.
z TO. T. 1880 p. and ~ midnight sandt,s o. ooJ.
rl5 1870 NJ. lao. $50. Z, . p m apd y miani -
SuGetn 600. 800 1920 m, ITO 800, oV1 %" 10
M nD:I re- + o. 1 r' ZOO p S aud ~ aidnis6G
sT s%4f and cdTn SS 75c 'S a $780, $3.50
'i hcn Con and Kingston 900 $3.50 SUNDAYS $50
q. -, an Q.so a.aa 7.tEo N,
sundays ., $3.50. lO.2O a. m, oss,, . D. m A
Md1'e,own, 80 .. 1920 NJ 800, 4isO I, $40 2 M
nnday. :, Sd 10 20 $50 u. The a N. and i:S1
~ nv IRAN, rounect With Nes-York and oswego Midland
kailr9a9 AZ so O. 4.30 D. T. 7:l5 D. m sun
davs $40 lOz0 a. m. q, 6;5v aud y IA
zach houf from Ia $40 M ana al IOi5 and li'to
m for pas age and tr APARTMENTS Draw nr
49, ng Coaches be obtained. aud Orles Tor tho
OF Baggake DO leit az the Con-
,anys Offices Nos. 239. iul OF 957 broadway, " Y. No.
ron,t Al Bro,Slyn. at the COmpanys Deros
Ixnrrss Trains from the est arrive IN Ne"lork al I5S
M" 'i'-' mo n ABBoTr GEM Pass'r AgI NewYotk.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ IIalus leave hngew0od Chester Pietmon and Ny
ack a. go a. |, 3. ). tju 5Su yiO 800, 1880 D.
Sunaays . A m avid 64S y. m. fhe 1850 traii VIII
l,a,o 50 minute later SATURDAY nights. ~.
anueL spring Valley AMI AVd'oJ w" v'oV No., s;)J
IT, $50 ~ ABBOTT. General PaSs'r Agent. Nss.iOsx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
CHARLES L. HELMS. secretory.

OFFICE OF THE SILVER TsLRr
CONSOLIDATED MINING AND LANDS cOMPASri
62 Broadway. NEW YORK, sept 10, 1888.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Directors
~ OF this COMPANY by authority specially Conferred by the
hereby call for Contribution or Assess
ment" Of one dol per share PAYABLE on the hst da OF
November requested to read aud con
form their share Certhcates
failure paw without remedy Interest at the rate OF
per will be allowed payments made prlOr
" b. T.. STRONG. Vice President.
N B-Remittanccs for Contributions should De accoHpa
with the Cert eates Of StOc that plynent NAV De ac
know edged eTeOn where this mpractcaJe or in-
receipts Will he returned for attachment to GER
tihcates which payment Is made .
all registered mail matter for this Company 10 NO.
o. Broadway. y. Y.
The aoye Ice ~ ssnet Pursuant Resolution ~ tho
Directors passed TO- o means for UDera n eN
nasmuch the prospective product
the discovered and beng eX en-
slvcy deveI1ped cannot time provide FOR
winter supplies his deemo inexpsdent 10 deer inc
call EDWARD bEAHN ~
Noyv Work. centenher 4 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
DIRK AND LONG BRANCH
FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
Il CONNtCrIoN. Lave foot o. Lioerty-sG ios FREQ
hold at SID. li;fJA. 81, 400, $50 p.

~ EW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Time Table Of October 1880. Leave New York loot LII
erty-st. y. IL
For Sandy Hook via Branchpor, Sis. 1915 IN, $50
p. N.
For Highlands Brluchpori. 800 sl5 ia, 400.
5:3J
For Monmouth Beach and sabrighL via BIanehpot $780,
S:lO ll:45 =. III. 800 400. 5:3D ..
- Red Bank for hIDchester, Toms River Bar
negat
1880 .. m-via Red Bank for Manchester Toms River.
ATLANTIC CITY ana all stations Baysde
~ Red Bank for all stations ~ Writings Toms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
glHInclIl.

All, VINO are interested in railroad business
n and mileage should got THE PHIBU NJ All
NANAC for 1850 now really Ptioe - ool-s u. NJ
DANKERS and CAPT IALlSIS VIII want 10
me Tribuue Almanac for 1850 II gives the figures
,,., stir Heveuue kKpcn nt''F" since 1910 fnce'
20 cents. Dy mai
DEJ,WARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST
tpS Conjunction stock for sale al.o Amer can RAN
~ iiaprvrment Company stock haiiroan tSoks anu
way and Commis core pohdtfct so
pV ,uss NGl- q CO.. Iost ONCE BOX - ban ers'
broEer. and Railroad COMMISSION aeto"h"''' o. .lne-es
ERIE PREFERREDm,,Ad bonus bonus r Rala a, toI
EAS STOCKS.
~ Ne,, yo1. and Bree-.Ss as stocks and also Winds
AZ ~ g., I'M estnenL securities dealt IN by
81 BiooA"" " .EOKIE ~. PHBSTIos,
"a unOh lJ5 :, AND % EACllANuhPbACE
TASSTOCKS a. City X. x: Stocks and Bonds
nonght q sold III. hEWlfI'0l hAchangopAc@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
CORPORATION Notlees.
C5rates ano TENDERS.

V,HE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF
4 Low AND HALF Low Ora rES,
BRASS OPE tIRE-PLACES,
with Androns Basket Crates wood or COAL Brass
Tenders. Fire and Coal Holds
MINTON'S Tiles in variety Wholesale and retail
Estimates gwen architects and builders.
j. :. CONOVER & CO,
No. o6S Canal 81, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
PRoyIDENCG LINE TO BOSTON

PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON
L VIA PROVIDENCE DIRECT.
a FULL NIGHTS RnsE ONLY q MILES or RAIL.
FIRSr.CKASS ACCOMODA rION5 ONLY.
The iayOrto palace steamers
MASSACHUSE AND RHODE ISLAND.
Daily SUNDAY ted from Pier 10 North ltves loot of
Warrcu-st. at
No int efIne!iae landings between NewY0rk and Proyi
dence PAS ugers arryein Boston az a M 49, -.
ana secured at Nos 500 3d. fso ana
042 aud MetrOp III an and Fiih Nvenue HOGS
New orK and 333 WishngtOnst, Brooklyn Ilc&es ats
SOLD all prnoipal hotels and ticket Offices ahd a.
offices OF esco Express Company Freight taken at 20"
est rates. ..,.oo,.
/. w. FILKISs, u. y BABCOCk,
q. H. Agent freseenL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
Gelp Waute0.

AGENTS WANTED.-TO canvass for the
~ new Geoffry Crayon" edition OF Irvings Compete
WOrss now beng issued in monthly volumes. u. Z. PUT
MANS SONS. lS2 5th-ave., Newf York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
TO STOCKHOLDERS.

~ The annual meeting the shareholders OF the EXCEL
SIOR STEAM co. VIII be neld ut the office OF the
Company, IL SDruce-st. MONDAY, November .,
-SO sc D. for the election OF Trustees for the ensuing
year. .o ,r,r,.o ,.u..,o--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16

BLOOMINGTON LlNE-For Boston and all
~ points rast. ,
steamer sTO GroN leaves on Tuesday, Thu stays aud
eattrlays and the STATE OF NV NOkh"l don-
oavs WeaneNaya kridIys Pier 81 North River,
foot of Jsyst az . special limited tickets TO Boston
.oi Ma Tins line GOOD on tor the lY AID Tor
whoh they arc issued as spscned thur tace ktesas
taken at lowest current rates ID. > BABsOCh. PEos
4 WILKINS "a. T. Agopt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
A REDUCTION OF FARE.

A KLUUUIIUN OF AhE.
~ FALL RIVER LINE
a. TO BOSTON FOX SPE lIAB LIMITED TICKETS
Correspon lug reduction to Eastern points Mammoth
steamers BRISTOL and PROVID o. CE, Daily Sundays i1
GUIDED rom 2 r. foot Of Murray pm Leave
brooklyn 1870 D. jersey Oiy i:45 via Annex boats
statrroOms &C. De obtained at ali principal
hotels Offices the office the Pier and board
stcamCrs .
Gro. T.. CON NOR. BORDEN & LOWELL,
Passenger AGENT. Agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
miscellaneous.

ENGRAVERS INDIA PROOF PAPER (;
Ia also Ink Tools, BOXNOOD and OTHER WOODS &C
VANDaRBURGH, WELLS co,
lOaud Is Dutch, corner FultOn-s,. New. York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
New.York. September Is. 1880.

OFFICE OF THB BOSTON. HARTFORD AND ERIE EAILRoAD!
COMPANY. Pine-st. New-fOrE-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the time
~ wherein transfer and the assessment on inc
stock OF this COMPANY accordance with resolution OF Tue
Ockhodrs passed July 10. expires on tue lyth last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
HOLDERS of LAND BONDS

SIOUX CITY AND ST. PAUL RAJ LROAD COMPANY
will give the address and the numbers o. the bonus
Will be registered books, and 0b no ~ uhe
have formation cent Of IN, condition Of ne rust
DRAKE S WILDEks, trustees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA


For TREN on and PiiILHDELPmA
leave Negyok from station c. r. R. OF y. j., foot of liz
From st Tor coraer Sinth and at 75 soo
ll:l5 M; rs. 4:l0', 80 $50, 7:l5 1900 ON sun
'1 Foa si co.. Tnf saa at 75 o. ls
For s t warren SS and an aes ILLS
re Resr nSs tram tram. H cRe pn sS oa
OF From stOG fhaae Pna ana Eesns RrN ga corner
go 7I s ~ On SUNDAY n $50 p
From 20 1pa 6 rs SUNDAY "a 81 s ss2 % M '' ''
From son WafeS and TSekors,s. l.25 except Mon.
dayl 9, 7:2O 9oj Lao m i2:o4 2'o, i:2s diO slOp
T'ckeis foot Lber,ys, Nos 2so POI 4ol.
ga si S2s srOsSg1y n and the w hoe' SS
New York Transfer Co. Dodds Express VIII call for AMI
check baggage from hotel or residence % destination Appn
Se%YoSk and BreoEyn An these oiDsss are IN
so sI.PI T s HARRIS General Manager
II. p Baldwin. Gen Pass. Agent.
DOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau-
sAsGT p f &c. en- v sayS S'"
Fare lover than by any other route
For NEW;HAyEN, HARTF0Rp;, SPRING liz
termeaiae points steamers leave PIER Is T. n: day t.as
:Sss,s a. f a Ra%sr sS1sSs
YORK. ana iG coartsi BToosiya.
EOR NORWALK AND DANBuRY DAILY.
sssags EXC s'vs' FAKE Rsr g g E n'2s Ferry
1''' p Ill., 0 EXcGRsio 10, iiGKErs. % GESTs.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
lr-u through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
200 a. M Western aud Northern Express TO Rochester,
1910 M Chicago Express drawing room cars to Canaan
IIS6a H. 10 Albany and Troy. with to Utica
Saratoga Gieu's Falls and Rutland 81.
S3U p saturdays only special Express 10 Albany and
400 p. M. Accommodation Albany and Troy
S g ,h Ea2Tes e Ssy sy Ia the Week as
sleeping Buffalo Toledo and Detroit and for Mon-
ueal. excepting sunday night, via saratoga - =.
NiaSaa Falls Rochester Buffalo cleveland lo DO Detroit
500 D. u Fast EXPRESS for Montreal Rochester and Corn
ing wa Geneva sleeDng cars 10 "eheVA h"0he'''' anu
1880 m Night Express with sleeping cars to Albany
A Tc. es on sale at Nos 49, ALB Broadway
Qn SSa m aIa s avn S''
j. NJ TOtCEY. Gen. sup. {. B. MEEkER Gen Passr AT
NORWICH LINE
~ ~ Boston. Worcester Portland and the Whie Noun
liver at 5 p. m. iaiIy. except ouhd vs.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
u GREAT rRUSk LINE ,.,,r,,
AND UNITED STA rs MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave NewYork via Desbrosses and Uotnd streets
Palace Cars attached. a M, and $50 M dlly -
WiliamspOrt ocx a. $50 p CORY and Etle
at D. w. connecting at Cory for fitusyile Petroleum
Baltimore, ashugtOn and the south Lulted Wasnneoh
a. m at Washington 4;l2 p ~ Regular at $3.50 aai
$40 a. M and 10 P NJ S sqqnInayl s 80 40 LINN.
tedC ii a. IN l. $50 T. IA s. g. T. $50 and 10 M AMI
II night Sunday 43o and a m, D. o. T. $50 ana ~ D.
Express for Philadelphia via Camden. 1870 a. M and D. me-
pe Of aRrooSyn Annex" connect with through tains
al Jersey city, aring speedy and direct transfer Tor
i0 pr,ye From Pittsburg, 1890 m 935
daiy AZ G3u p. daiiy except Monday. From Wasi'
snn"ay 80 a m From PHI aielphia $50. 05 $40,
i0:55 D. M sunday $500 $3.50. z, IOio iliSO a. w. $50
nd ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
RRAz1LIAN COFFEE MARKET
COTTON gAeKErs-Bf TELEGRAPH.

RIO JANPIRo oct l4-Conee-Good Firsts unchanged.
SANTOS l4COnoe santos Is 200 refs per 10
KllOs lower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16

A LBANY DAY B0ATS.-ALBANY and G.
~ VlBBARD oaiv SUNDAYS excepted leave VestTy
Street ~ $780, and 2itl-sl az m (br0Okyn by Annex
M landing at NyacK Ferry, West Point New0urg.
POughkeepsie. Rhnebeck. CS,sEi, and Hudson Tickets
checked North and West. IcAes or cou
pons good e Hudson River Railroad received Tor assaye
Ixcur, tickets Nest Point NewDutg returning the
same Ua trap from New York. Oct 10 and from
Albany oct 90
TOR RONDOUT aud KINGSTON.-Landing
nj Cor ms west Point. Cornwall NewDurg Marlboro.
Milton ghKeepsie rs conn ciiny wth Ulster aud
Ueaware ana alx Valley ailroa y steamboat JAN rs
" BA DIN ~ and THOMAS COR h u leave DAILY at
u m PIER 81, North River, foot oil HaTT1son-'L
Went ~aturCays wnen Thomas Cornell leaves at 1880 pm.
7 FUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
PAsSENGER TRAIN ;. on ami otter June l. 1850. VIII
Curtland and DebrOssesStA at 10 a
a. m ana $50 TOT Easton, Bethlehem Allentown,
PtaaIng Chunk, NtA esbarre Tow anda Wayerly,
Ithaca GENEVA LYONS Buffalo I'D tne West Pullman sleep
ms coaches attached 10 $3.50 y. m. tram. .
Trans leaynga TAO a IN. ana D. M, connect Tor All
polnts m MabanOy aud Hazleton coal regions
SN - n BYINGTON. General Passenger Agent
general Eastern Office corner Gnu, h an CoraDdI-sis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
pROPOSALs FOR So, eOO.OOO
CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF the CITY OF NEW-YokK-
Exempt Ion Taxatonlnterest at per cent per annum

SECURED BY riIE SINKING FUND.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received az the ONCE OF
the Control Of the city of NewIork until Monday the
day October IS>i, at Oc ock when the same
will be- publicly In the pres II the COmInson rs
SIN sing Fund the whole pa OF loan OF Two
Million T. ght ThOus and Dollars for which Con OH
dated stock Of the City Of New rork secured by me SILK
November / 1880 payable thIty years viz. November
/, 1910. $4,000.
sail stock interest at the rate Of cent per
annurn payable emi-annuav tho first day ~ May ana
November In year aud be exempt from taxation by the
City County OF NewYork, but not from taxation ior
State purposes - =, H., 49, 100
ment and cancel on OF an equa amount OF Bon 81 te
issued Tor expenditures incurred on puDc u-
provements which fall due November l. 1885, ana tlee-
fore will not inc ease th' city Gebt ,.
The sad stock will be issued stock in cert
cate Of not 2 hundred dollars.
Payment reQuii before November l, 1881.
For full information. City Record"
JOHN KELLY, Controller
City NewYork. Finance Department. Controllers ONCE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads
NENTRAI.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Ferry siaton Nes-YOrk. Idbcrtv-t Ferry
station IN Brooklyn. foot OF Fult INST. Jowe's wharf
nnecing June Il looOLeAve New-York, foot OF lib
cTiYs., follows
$500 m.-For Easton. Bethlehem, Wind Gap Maucn
Chnnx Iamanend, Driiton. UPper Lehigh, WhkeobarTe
7i5 a. m.-F0r Flemingon d.. l.. AMI Western r. r..
La-iOn Bethlehem Nauch Cad1k. Iamaqui, &c.
ha,tOn Al'ntown Re ding. Barrlgburg. Mach Cbonk.
Dan.N "a NllamsporL Iamaqui. d iton, Nantoo&e, Jppp
lO;3J a. For 30 aerv Ile Pennington &c.
~ D. M y Ficmneion EasiOn Allentown, Readin z
Harrisburg. Mauch Chunk, &c.
$50 p m.For Femngton. E.ston. Befbelhem. Wind Cap
&c.
iso p a.For schooleys Mountain High Bridge Branch
$50 y. D.-F)r s0meryllo Pennington. &c
0.bJ % nl-For LastOn De-. Lack. and Western Y r.,
Al entOWn, reading la rsDuIg Mauch Chunk, wakes
7.45 ,. m.-For Eastoo.
For beth At 53O OLD. e:f5. 7I5 7i5. 800 $780, 9oa
ESQ 1881 IGt5 l:lJ Has l345. 1.Oo l:5l 2Op.
$50 800, 80 3i5 4:JO, 4lJ. 4:3p 4sj. $50 5,lj 5a
5i5 69 6:,3 $780, $40. ZOO 40 7i5 s:l5 9l5. I0i5.
sunday trains leave at si5 a. m. Up
ann nterneaats stations at $50 m for Eason Alien
town HarrsDIrg aud the 4" est
3d. TO- 1880 - a. IL z 3, 3.30 g. $780, 81
5:4j g. C;l5. 80. l;l5 sl1, 81 1918. ill5. IL
Fol- trans 10 O,al points Time Tables al u iDns
Boats o he Brook m CONNECTIONS
atJors CITY station " and from vOkp and Ere depot
Jersey City.
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH
~ DIVISION
ALL RA LINE for Woodbridge Perth Annoy south
Annoy, batawsn keyppft Hazlei. Mtdd etown. Ted
Bank, Liiue silver. Branchport. Branch Flbefoi.
Dta Beach, Ocean Grove AsD1ry Beach Spugg
aNe sea Git, aRasqnan. Point PisasaBi River.
Bsrnegaf, AfiPntlc tity, etc.
Sew. Y0rk. tot Liberty st., at g. sI5 Hasa m,
loo $500 A. $50 d. no.
Foe tlanu City, 1880 p. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16

IA TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
BEPOtsIN PHILADELPHIA, IN NEWfOkK
DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
~ MENr AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-11-04
UNlONTOWN.

The sudden death of frankie, infant
son of George w. and Eliza Coup, cast a
gloom and caused feeling of sadness
throughout the entire community. He
had only been unwell but a few hours
but on the morning of the 2Sth at three
o'clock as the mother lying in the bed
reached and took the little hand in hers
it was the hand of corpse. Without a
word from his lips or a moan or strug-
gle the little spirit had fOated uI
through the golden gates of Paradise
There is no flock however watched OF
tended but one dead lamb is there
George F., or Frankie as he was famil-
iarly called, was a smart lovable boy OF
three years of age, his death was sup.
posed to be caused by infammatory
Group. The funeral took place on Friday
and the friends are not alone in their
grief-others can feel sympathy
"For thick in every graveyard
The little hillocks lie,
And every hillock represents
An angel in the sky"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-11-04
Thanksgiving Proclamation.

WASHINGTON, October 31-The fol
lowing was issued to-day by the Prtsi-
dent of the United States of America:
A PROCLAMATION.
At no period in their history since the
United States became Nation, has this
people had so abundant and universal a
reason for joy and gratitude at the IA
vor of Almighty God, or been subject
to so profound an obligation to give
thanks for His loving kindness, and
humbly implore His continued care and
protection to health, wealth, and protec-
ton throughout all our borders, and
peace, honor and friendship with all the
world; firm and faithful adherence by
the great body of our population to the
principles of liberty and justice, which
have made our greatness as a Nation,
and to the wise institutions and strong
frame of government and society which
will perpetuate them. For all.these let
the thanks of a happy and united peo-
pie, with one voice, ascend in devout
homage to the Giver of all Good.
l therefore, recommend that on Thurs
day, the 25th of November, 1880, the
people meet at their respective places of
worship to make the acknowledgement
to Almighty God for His bounties and
His protection, and to offer to Him
prayer for their continuance.
In witness whereof. | have hereunto set
my hama and caused the seal of the
United States to be affixed. Done at
the City of Washington this 1st day
of November, in the year of Our Lord
1880, and the Independence of the
United States 105
(Signed,) r. B. HAYES.
BY the President,
VIM NJ. EvARTs,
lSEAL. Secretary of State.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-11-04

EAST LIBERTY, Nov. 1.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts since Friday, 2,244 head of
through and 1915 head of yard stock.
Total for week ending this day, 3,737
head through and 4,251 head local,
against S,451 through and 4,227 local
week before; supply fair for this week s
sales and all sold, but at slight off
from this day week ago; quality about
even between common to good, with a
load or two of extra.
HoGs-Receipts. $40 head total for
week 23,93O head, against 29,1 165 head the
week before; Philadelphias 81 90a5 90;
Workers 81 60a4 so.
SHEEP-Receipts 1900 head; total for
week 1O,4O0, against 14,5OO the week be-
fore; selling active at 1Oa12c higher than
last week.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-11-04

IN mis- address at Mentor to mechan-
les and soldiers who came to visit him,
General Garfield defined very neatly the
Republican policy and his own as to
tariff protection when he said: 81 have
never thought it was a sufficient reason
for asking the legislature of the nation
to make laws merely to let one class of
citizens make more money; but when
the industry in which any of our citi-
zens are engaged is one that the whole
nation needs for its defence and for the
growth and development of its people,
then every man so employed is doing
great national patriotic work which the
government should protect and defend
for the good of all" This is the princi-
pie upon which protection rests.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-11-04
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