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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-06
BRIEF TRLEGRAMs.
Indianapolis: There was a rebel fial
carried in the procession tonight.

carried in the procession tonight.
St. John, N. b.: Epizootic is preya-
lent in this city. Some fatal cases have
occurred.
New York: Dsbler and Guyon, OF
Chicago, started to-day for England to
enter for the Ashley belt.
New York: The Shorse distemper is
increasing. Nearly 10 900 animals are
sick in this and adjacent cities.
Providence: The Sprague mills shut
down, the operatives having struck
against the ten per cent reduction.
Lowell, Mass: The seventy first
annual meeting of the American board
OF foreign missions began this after
noon.
Gibson, Ills: Two men were killed
and four injured while knocking props
from the arch Of tile kiln. 1t having
suddenly fallen ON them.
Trenton, N. j.: The United States
grand jury indicted Charles II. Yoor-
hees, member of congress. for embez-
zing moneys Of the Hackensack bank.
New York: The Tammany and Iry-
ing hall conference tonight failed TO
agree which wing of the democracy
should nominate candidate for mayor.
New York: John A. Sleicher, for the
past four years agent Of the New York
state associated press, has resigned TO ac-
cept responsible position on the Den
yer Tribune.
Waterbury, Conn: Two of the largest
buildings comprising Holmes, Booth q
Haydens works, containing much costly
machinery and tools, burned. The esti-
mated loss is 500, 900; insured.
Chicago: A Boston special states
that the Womans' deposit company,
which paid s per cent interest TO the
ladies, collapsed to-day. The proprie-
tress says all will be paid their money.
Chicago: A convention will be held
here Oct. 14th, of farmers and shippers,
to consider the questions relating to the
inter state traffic and the control OF the
railways. The convention will pro-
badly be large and interesting.
California, Mo-: Mrs. Byler was
brutally ravished by n negro tramp,
who knocked her senseless in her house
and accomplished his purpose. The
country is being secured by the citizens,
and II caught he will be hanged.
Cincinnati: Thomas Hughes, of Eng
land, opened the exercises of inaugerat-
ing a colony at Rugby, on the line of
the Cincinnati Southern railroad, CIV
ing an eloquent and thoughtful ad-
dress. Others followed with speeches
and songs.
New Orleans: One death from yell
low fever, ut 400 South Liberty street,
last night. The premises have been
properly disinfected and the deceased
was buried Immediately. All means to
prevent the spread Of the fever have
Deen properly adopted.
Chicago: One livery stable on the
south side has had several cases OF the
epizootic or a similar distemper, within
three days. So far rs learned the street
car companies and other corporations
using large numbers Of horses, have
found no trace Of the disease among
their stock.
Scipion. N. y: Courtney's race with
Riley was fixed for to-day at Ensenore
but Riley failing to appear Courtney
rowed three miles alone in 20 minutes %
seconds and half. Tomorrow
Courtney will row to beat the best time
20 minutes IA seconds and half, for a
purse Of 81 200.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-06

New York, Oct. "a Washington
special says: Some anxiety is felt about
the condition of st. Julien who is to
trot against his record Friday on the
grounds Of the National fair associa-
tion. He was brought here by Hiscock
last week. Before that he had been IN
Boston in stables where the epizootic is
now prevailing. Uutil to-day he was
in prime health, but this morning he
coughed little. He went over the
track, however, in 2:2s and 2:32.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-06

Denver, Oct. "a Como special
says: Yesterday morning John Doolit-
tie fatally shot p. A. Golden, section
foreman of the Denver Il South Park
railroad; caused by quarrel about an
old shanty which the section men had
been sleeping in.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-06

the fact that these combinations are
rapidly pushing their lines SO as to con-
meet in Mexico by January 1st, indi-
Gates clearly that an attempt will be
made to break the Gould monopoly over
the western roads, and that as these
will meet all the officers and stockhold-
ers Of their roads in New York, a plan
will be mapped there which will accom-
plish the desired end.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-06

Jacksonville, Fla, Oct. 5.-By the
explosion Of gasoline three children Of
William Clark, a leading business man.
were fatally burned, also his wife.
indianapolis: The democrats held n
big rally here tonight and q grand dis
play Of torches, Franz Siegel being mar
shal Of the day. Franklin Landers,
ex-Gov. Hubbard, of Tennessee, Sena-
tor Beck and others addressed the as
semblage.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-06

Chicago, Oct. 5.-The Tribune says:
The departure for New York Of A. N.
Towne, of the Central and Union Pa
cihc roads, and Strong, of the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe, and Mr.. Stubbs.
representing the Central Southern Pa
ciac railroad, taken In connection with
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-06
New York: A Chinaman has enter.
ed the Harvard freshman class.

e0 e''O Thu. '"fu II cSHtHIRH of'Ss'
Elmira, N. Y: Jos. Abbott, on trial
for the murder Of fellow convict at
the reformatory, was found guilty, and
will be hanged on the 10th Of Novem-
Der.
Albany, n. Y: Six hundred hands
in the stove works of Rathbone, Hard
& Co. were thrown out of employment
by the strike of 237 moulders. 1t ap-
pears the president Of the moulders'
union is foreman in the these works.
He was fined Eve dollars for violation
Of the rules Of the union; he refused to
pay 1t. The men then demrnded his
discharge which the firm refused to do.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-06

Emirsions. Aversion To Society, Dmucss Of
Vision, Noises In the Head; the vital fiuid
passing unobserved In the urine, and many
other diseases that lead TO Insanity and
death.
DIR. MINTIE6 co. wi agree To forfeit We
hundred dollars for a case of this kind the
VITAL RESTORATINE under their special
advice and treatmentl will not cure or for
anything impure or Injurious found In IL.
DIR. MiNTIE a CO. treat all private diseases
successfully without mercury. Consultation
Free. Thorough examination and advice,
tai RESTORATIVE. 81 n bottle. or four
times the quantity. $40. sent to any address
upon receipt OF price. or G. o. D., secure from
observation. and in private name n desired.
by
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-ica1 Dept; Cheyenne, Eyo.
, 1880-07-13

HREAjlSEUFF9s
F1QUn-WAa ANnsnalsy 1ulGt and there Mas little
change to nos otherwise. 1ioldeE4 litn In tlstr
vesz having small stocks to o'sr and buyers few.
Sases wera fetrteA Of ~ iris w!nters ut. s5501ai5
S1b brls Exl,ort honrs wora quoted Ut sasaLho for
extrt4s and HIS3Qt0o for choleo 9xtynx.
UrIEER MlltaTuYRs-Wosu In Hodd dampnd nnd
Ar1n. saes ware Ii br1n Mt ta1a4nl5 car 11A-
dllnRs at fs3shs and cars shUrta at $131taeSitD
Coarse corn meal was nptalnnl ~ sa2s por ton On
trnch.
BiltlNG G,Y1IEAT-Waavo vory Irregular and nesvouu,
but stronger. advancing No. and cIosl,g No tfor next
nsontI aoyo the aaatt auusatlons of Saturday Tho
Il s IT, x ~ r:eD,, *sa %sis u Hi H. SPr
ss u 0: 'a aa?so Msss s!Ss s!s
. .s @ tse e. ass se4r s5 s1Sst Us
q tas ta,,atos u under Ue foF Auansl ns Thsat
y: @ SSH $s ~ aS
q. Tho Now York ort!sts to biy wYr0 .!,uttgdly
s:sl 2s + s:s w ssst:s
e ss.sy sy yep ss9 III sf e III SS' 8 ais y e
ssl.eI j. aporta',t ajvan.ss MI lis weakorR
GsSt !S :',s5 s:
j@x Sxsa r. e ~ s9:sa @ ~ III sa'S y. W
Sss!,!s y sssssss ss !f1sslaS'y Ss2 ss "a! q!
ssySs :S s;s'; I IT,
@ ss5S Syp"5!s$ Si;.'t y @ E n, II:
Tor Euntrni fIccints ~ BY r1lecte t1c; Hlld Uu
by X sa,Mi,ss T. n ~ GsAisse ~ Taaat, y W h,!.
larssr Es F.: u is,9i. naH sv Tto
Iii .prnV whe.t eIGssd Vt EE4e tnr rcd 1u0r July,
Mnt VIZ stUt July sold ut tsssl4s9tc, MAh AnaA!t II
vt :an Hu w ra!uplo Vt $lu4 lus and nu
Wy ~ u "; loA! Lsun 1 ~: n:., =. ., ...,
s.;d STsa Il III .s',uK S, Y tSngay nv sGSH
:s$s 'a:;,i;s S N;
TaaG,atd wurU t:Iuiv, Wills lis lint Trnth.
u w. rosarlsd u. tayv'asIo 10 ~ abIndant
uT.s. Tas roporte4 s.ip,en.s wsro ilttyp showing
frisits ennGiS shil.WsS IL Ul,rt%iv l., bstler ii.
yMitanD al T0rIa,sr rssrs for ta wTlrL Yv vi,tilt
, 1880-07-13

sptttdt Dtfpateh 70 7A4 Chicago Irtbuns.
nosTuN, July ls.-Th0 eont!Itioil OF tho market
nA whetn Ia SIN unchanged. A fNir upKrea Ut
aetiyity characterized oil the dealings
Of tho morning, anl. tho ton1 Ot
the LIST was Roneralty very good
t5Hn'aotioua t5'a y IL d .lsn' Isns @ !, amal! a1a
power VI *. Tbs rn!I.oal bonds, ths,ugh
frtriy netivs,. werc tncafncl " weakness.
l:astHrn ~. sold ut NY; New Mexico 7s. 1gHi&;
Now York Nov EnFlAttd "a dropped 70 1osA;
wore IN oxceptlol to tho prevailing rulc, and
both nude very slight aiivanoe. =,
The railroads, wit u;ie 0r two exceptions, vol
maintained SATURDAYS figures, AIll were vury
po,,erniy denlt III. Atuh,sun shDweA Bon.n
lrrcktlHsity and at Inst seeInMl tnvlnSd to fall
otf. but later sold 'at III. It's. .hfgheet
eSs II atgtsy sS9@dnsxy Snsxy Esa st t
Bo0tt pfl ut ~; Enstert! dropped 5i,to IL, anl
SIunll sAies uE New York 4 Now England wcr0
tn4do ut :U. Tht othor Ohaugos nniun3 this ulass
WORT unt,nt>orttNt.
Tho tn!uipg stouks were 8oulowhat more active
than on Saturday Gat WIZ tho ss!nxssxee!,.
toaturcs tt q a,aenx thom. From il On 'i but" It.
T. With uyury Try in,tiuation stsSs OF YETI Vt Rols,s
vGry much hig!Qr. Ihta bus been caused BY tic
report which roaehnd this city SATURDAY, uftNF-
no.'n of nnother rich tasd on tho property OF tho
Company :,>x
LoNnoN. July l2.-collso!a, o. 7-ls; account,
w. tses isS: !ss!s esatsss' ks III isn.ssat sa
Gentrat, Us; Eric. +ss&. seonii<la, ol't, AoadMg,
fA.us, July la-lsentcs, SIT s3o.
, 1880-07-13

Nov yorf markot was anoscd exeo,.iys'{ an!t t nmd
from Ha!xc lownr. thGto wha bGfa1 inquiry " fnp.
r,nk aoc1un md a, to HnpplS Of nnt,sG
e slosa ont ut ia! neptes Thera w", as9 S"n
@ hen ba3n* fres1y MD fs: n. cnat - sS n ,ST ~ T..
nrtSt @ IT. sh,'K s1aes nAy nsyc s snn,oa t ~t
,tst the ern9. were ssanx end u tu nnyYa
eet @ tl.o rsfa;e1en " ts Eastssn !gc a. 1in
II lKf a,s dtIub4 whether pricHa CtJitu hMrc h1en
elata1n1d tho surftEnnAKa az tho ttiAtknt hoR III
ytFy HnfnyDrnl,le. bnloa werr Mt tltH{ta!ft tho
bulk nj &1k&1N for Texna ErAsH ehttio ana nj
80 for cOpnlt'n to Efinfc1 n1llyG sAlppnE kindca.
Fpr1 feW cnttin wotu spft.
QUOTATIONS.
Extra neevoa-{1Ehded hteers. Weighing !, 40
80 nt hnG utWnrdt. tlkpSt0
ChDltc Drsvns-flnu. .Fnt. we'll formed htoptst . .
wo!4hln8 l,IU ~ ~ 4Ha46l
img ti% i" I'd Aona&8
SS ina i q ixS . "v.:'. ".. a7aa.lo
Hnttl,aFn' 9tuGk- floor IL ctltnnin Ht1ar1 Ht1u
common 10 uliD1ce C1wa fur city e)AuEhturt
weighing A1b IL 1QH 27tleaN
iIa a7s2&2s
br.ls and ssnifawas stenrs 2otaaM
Trxax Chtte-TtrotiRh observation-disclosures. .tt9an
FeAIbt p0f NQ hAH
, 1880-07-13

tu001fHtH
mimi ut ~ xj XII Isr i'm i'm f',r vIry mir Il rety
ehoieo dto1as. p'' Nv 'o' ''' 's'' p''' ~ ''A"'
Sxy ynnH
rr.v vouv 1,,. - ",,ryw~a. , .,,o,o,,,. ro- +vo
an5s' 9su !d9aai tor te weGk, i5su ~ hsad SasKSs
from f9st Friday nauni to fu{i5 ii sr haa ExtrcWa
fnr poor primo tlntly0 extra du,
TSsq; sa III na ced cGf9sse srt 9ory ~ = s
nrss & nv "a s @ n1ma xe HI Il"
Notk. AAS llyo gsttio 3k9 u9rtors laef. laiQ llye
anSep l,2 qs.saus Tmttn'. G Shd H. ae9rstA @ .2gs
H " GSGt 4mGtoa aeF'n !ohooh
Meen II II 4, Hesu 1Ur HI,
st mni,,s oasiSrns Il Irt;tu f1F stthcFn IND Woste
ot1 VIZ FIX iot. ssts ssI 'aM* It 4 All sr i IT,
NothinS of ca,nssuauncc II, for saiG n;iy", su,nli
ill., Nnmins saman Il KIss N ntt1 lii ill., e' pet A'
49, 80 1,,,,x,,,
-.. EAHr hluEHFf.
sEAsE. I1nEfeTf, II. July l2-CA!fLE'.lIo
xt.,S. tu Ia liz .nk r;,iim iii XIV % VII rG1,
mi iii Hnii nt,1,st ihTvi, Mtit III osni III"
nlM,nt enmsl tE r'ssn{ry ,n.vGrs inn hniE ~
T""srs MR. h,,tcbr st,.rt MD {ia rna5nn. thn hnF
nn1e. About Is IUnss hnve chnnHcd hnids to-dly at
fa!r prices, aud no ch!nga fran lust wcoks opening
, 1880-07-13
IsADWAY'S
Regulating Pills !
PERFECT 'ut0ArlVEs, SOOTHING APElsi
ENYS, ACT ,WlTiiOuT PAlN, ALWAYS
NELIADLE, AND N4tTUNALlN
skIllsll} ill1Gn AtrltlI

PERFECT putt0 0ATlVE5, SOOTHING AFElsF
EN1s, ACT WtriIOUT FAlN, ALWAYS
uELIADLE, AND NATURAL IN
-. = TAElll OPERATION.
A Vegetable Substitute for Calomel.
Perfectly, tasselsss, elegantly c0ntua will,
swost gunl, pnIys. regulate, Vs., purify. elea'.so aG "
uisor,lera Of thu bsan,aeh, Liver, Bowels, k!a'
noys, NIatlter, Nervous Discusses, Huadarne+
COhatlpatloIl. Cosliyunoas, lt.dtkosuon. DyslH0.
siH, uilluuslItas, Foyer, 1nilAinnlat1un OF tla
lowols, Piles, Aild I'LL InranX0nlcllts OF tho In
tvrnul VlscGr1l. Warranted IT, effect positive
cure. Purely vegetable, containing no nsogtury,
uyiuura, uE IslettrInus drtKs. 1884,,
~" Observe lIe following xytuptonls rcauielnS
fr91a Dlserstso ot .ao n|Kyst!e Knas: 2,K,,s: r tho
u oou iii tho Ilpa.i. ,Acidlty Of thu htolnuvn.,
usea, lIeartburil, nsgust or FHM. Fu!iasas !Hlss
Of weight lu tho 6tu.uach. bour Erueta1!unss
HllknHs or Fluttertnys III tho Int Ot the att!l!i-
Ach, SWinintnx os th1 Ifead. llurt!A4 Atll lllll.
cutt breathing. FluttpriuX III The tle.trt, Elo2'
Lug ur Hultoratlng Sohsati0t,s when III
lying POSTURE, Dots or Ncbs lefEn ths
sixhr FsvUr nna Duh pA,n IN tiie ltead. l>yilcon
" Of pgrsplrron, yei,ownsss of tho sklii ana ina
El.lshes Ut Heat. Burnlng lu tho Flst3h.
a tow 1osus ot l}atlW1ya fAs WIN irce 'aa
syBtoM ftuiu I'LL tho uhove.t1anled disorders,
PRICE rs EEN'gS HEN lNtx.
FOLD uY DRUGGISTS.
Read "FALSE AND TRUE"
" ~ 'stsss sff%S G Il ''H%zfS NV
~ Information worth thousands will bo ssns
yQt.
, 1880-07-13

F1RSb
Ia. t ,,o t. ~. -. @ 49,
~ -, em ". W. rsr o w eo11''
T,, ~ -,.. ~ .'v ~
49,, W.. ', sIma W. ~ s'so
~ M!s wy ~ yostss91s aos!'ne l', W enEs TO- WI,
os "ue.. e.s ~ "'c. ,ueass =. .1!essla't ~. y,
cur - ess No' opitne ~ sst eatn W.. ~.
sats !" s"o cars 40 e1as fae " whea q"
C't1a ..a oo1oo W ~ ~ .ss', ~ c.ts
vca,s n1w a.T. H.1ea' - ct1t8 ss!ecul' % eAts no
Kts"v r.o -, wv eot ~ ..'s 70 Wnto ua' - easa unu
o'ooo M W y. ~ "1co' :, ease te!ee'cu, eat ~
sraae 'oo on1s' = cata ~. ~, ours rc!easeo,
ear ~ srnae; ~ ea3s eAua 70 ~ onsley; car no
stao': nulaa ~ 'oa easa!, o.u"W pr, oa' tspceteu M
out' .."vo ou "us%1' aol''so Wy cor!'' t4.tsn VI
o4t1s' al w ~. 1no noone tooe1pts 'hc1uoe "
eara no" WINTER Waeat "ho oasH nc" rye.
ING ieh'''nR pfodaee Harkess 'Weeo soaornuy
stronger sestefuay. pnt win less business aoifs
~ tne a8Rreg"!e. "neat WI" 'F3epn'ae' being
sifenalhenca ny reports VI more run IN tho
Nof.hweat eateloay quo sonaay, 1ollnHeu oy
not sun yestefday. ono toloRram eaited II inc
hotnst uay OF INC seasoh. tho thermometer
h'arkne 70 acaecs. Ino tnatket % was ~eaKensa .. a
, 1880-07-13

on ritx ro,lr1t sipx.
Mr.. II. II. Porter hns bought q lot e5xls0 feot
on Cass street, directly upposEt It. Jamca'
Church, for 500 a foot. aash. 2tr. Porter now
Cass md Erlt streets. ur which hc proposca to
build one Of tho inost residences On tho North
Bitio.,
Tho following Instruments vcro licd for feo-
ord Mouday, July Ii
ctrr PROPERTY.
oFseEss M aS'sa IT 4 i @ IF 9i.f Il s,: " 19 10,
astoa sS4 nSHi !:Gsst e. 3ao y. X
4 sSi:S iii; S:$sy
81 Essssf sss u ssS s.aa Il
s:! II jas sst i ssi;;; i Ssa;s
rss SiS;S; $s Il }.s,$i With ,~
keS'sS + ,as p Il sts1" tN ai H. |
81 'as a;sa' ssi ,aia Ill; s,.Y, LUZ
S;En sSs5ss;s;s y.sSs & %s;' sSs @ j
S$$1 Ss5''' H. II il iss: L VIII kns!;%s ;'
ss':i Ssss E. id i x;;.SI
rs NY; m ',s
II: 4 s.|sa / III; j E;S 5ssa l. s Esss & ji::
t?Ss :$ ,i:i; III
ss;ss i; d II wSsss; wSssss; i SSs Fl t. $as: +
$$;$i ill; j; ~; II Esss$s sss !; ii'.ssSiS
iii; i ,S;*i 2S;ss!isS i i's
a s3;.; N; i, il; M
4hiftY.n n 313 n Ht%Hit1 ffHt4inl1.x
, 1880-07-13
LIVE STOCK.

CATItE-Heretvnn during aundny Ant Monday,
LILO: tams time Ip4t wsek, 4.il, tuu laat week. s
I11t sipped last wepk. l7xA ussple thu itseuar.G-
inatepotu ssou the Est and tbs almost ansuasra.
blu hszt thsEp WkA good dsaraS Ut ssttvtty In The
tEaas 3ad sk.zly asw ast Of prices. Although khs
, 1880-07-13
TO THE PUBLIC.

There na1s bo no hotter Hun1intee nf tho yntno
dies than eha lase aud WORTHLESS itnltAtluns ot
them, W there are fase ltesoHcn u, iseeis ~
that tho ua1a 1adway" II Uu wh9i you buy.
, 1880-07-13
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following were the receipts and ship
mcs,ts Of the lending articles Of produce In this
city during tho forty.eXht hours ondng at
o'clock Monday morning and for tho coFro-
spending tlnc last year:
, 1880-07-13
eA.nM4H
{.Wa4.W
Ama4.I
Itt@f.l0
z.7Man
2.7t3A3S
2.Ut7 All
3.W8H.uI
32N4uW


11c,Gb-lsecoivrl during Sunday and Monday, 2a 5a
sHppea Ill ~ sesR Ho a ens @ Tosn; VI. y
ncl!ve, Notwithstanding tho opprexsyoly hot wcntaer
enpply was nloso linn Orary libernl for s!onlny
wnniad nearly iii aoilns and tho nnekat tin!rI,i1R
stsnLy P1nEt g b9at tEMt n9id u AI,IiM, md iTor
was l0ns nt *s.l1@LA All slles unldo sMbIact u
nshflnkaRu Of " 16s for p!g4y sows und " lbs fur
, 1880-07-13

In tho light Of such figures rs those thcro
scc,us to t,c little basis fur dcpreciatln9 raroatl
property Whcre It Ia honestly ltannKrd. 'rhtrts-
Juna, md mn trurRge since March OF 40.+2
per cent lncroaso IT. net cNrnlnEs, ls certniniy an
astnnshfngly favorable exhibit, at,'l there Is no
sutMDrs wo have bccu discussing have had 10
greater effect.
, 1880-07-13

NY: n bu;: ::......'" & &WS| f SA!9 %E;,| 1E1fH @s
aa..ss. .-:s-9! -.e-l -e-es :...S=e
Tue whcat rows Of ycsterlay VIVA c0nt1lctlnR.
AZ usual. botne totcgrauia frou' tho NORTHWEST
reported henvy rnns Saturday ntd sfnuny' fol-
lowed by hot sun and a badly damaged. con.
ditaon iu tho wheat ilqlda OF Minnesota md
Northern lown- They tHtmnfetl that tho crop
Is practically ruined so1tie noted tho existence
OF A strung wind from tho soutn"eaf, ntncrs 1T
Ito wind md yet unsettled wenthor. and ono
said, "Whcat not cut at dat'gtr yrt'" loavtng
1t to ba Inferred TINT thoro u Rtlll room fof
hope Cool wenthhr is much to be desired now:
with ttsn largc part at tho crop would ilt,-
, 1880-07-13

u. Hat 10 teF ee.oa,ee. ttiaeiAlIA fes Aassn,t
fnI July md Rkx,tsG. rs Tor August baes ~ tGs at
EtSatt4hsS for August md eta for July Short ries-
HnNM tbs TT eL!H fur An3NAt md SGpe0nibcf.
6 A{ter tic c wheat duollned To Wa fur August DO"
, 1880-07-13
uOSrpN.

nOETON.
T0sroN, July 12.-Cnppcr stocks:
Galuuut ilcoa... .2?s< ;t}n!ncy ..-.......... n
F1gpssI6, gai'a l l MiIaSs; n
PuwAbtr inow 2t0ekJ.. II
, 1880-07-13


ityrA.i1 -sYero quoted oI4ler % tt.fa0aW % toT
lfl fur you'd luis. Tho fntt9ru 1FinXlnk LIT ffbn
lxs VI tG ssoek, how0ver wcr9 light ysstsray, snd
xn'no .hlppuE MrderE wa!o waltlux In By tllcd.
salabls =, ~ !ocal trnds Vt higher
hWt3 q psr dos. Tiio otiafsiEs wofe su.ail.
skkpS1I1,nuthY was quoted Hrluor,~lth saioa from
a5d ssptom,YF It s2ta Clo.er W! 9n,ss Y t.gsAA
1nHnth or September.
sAiV-Was steaAy, with fals salcs 10 the country
Elno sa,t nor brl. brl...s..............,....." l.@
tst4fa4 HL p9f
Ialry, without knG&L 2u
Ashton tIuFy, pur sack, ~, am
WiIisKi,.Was il auod do,nand II tiso psIoe sullnR
alncs Iun0 ~ hatu was rppuFton Ut SU ltn npasaa4
Ht.0as on thu bnsIa Ut *L1 Ear EsIlO fur hYwI1ea.
,Wuul<--WGs Htualy, With fAIE xhiUs lu auall lots.
nlygH arc lJOklIiK nhuut4 ABd W0ui IL changing
hands moro freely IN tho country
t0atso " aH4J tuD,
ttHb AHNl6H1A Htac0 .I*ta
GHht4t haHAAafu I0tC4..
AUdiuuI utlMhah14 .,3Gt3t
MeuAtQ NAkAeA HuoEt tNtp0
Fine aa0 coaFso WaaRod leccc., ,xa
, 1880-07-13

May. nut tho illustration vii! probably DO as
affective by taking two prominent roads. mne
Eastern and ono Western limo. md comparing
tho monthly statements this yoar and last ycnr.
, 1880-07-13
FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND AGuE cured for Afty ccnt4
There Is not IL remedial isgrnt H. this world a4t
will euro Fuyer nnd AHle nnd all other hiularl.
ous, Hlllous, Ecnrl1t Iypl,ls, Yellow, al,1 UtlIcr
fevurs tAi,tGtt by ltANW.tY'S PILLS W .luiekly
ns NADWAY'B READY 'hGl.tEF.
FIFTY CENTS PER ubTTLE.
, 1880-07-13
MINING STOCKS,
BAh YbsASUisC0.

SAN FRANQIsCn. Cal, July l3-Tho following
sto tho viusiu4 quotations ut tue Stock uouy.li
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-02-26
Big Rat. Killing.

Rats seem to be mans worst enemy
in the Dharwar districts. When it is
asked what England has done for India
we may reply, she has killed 412, 1924
rats in the week ending 9th Septem-
ber, 1879. There is something grandi-
ose in these figures. In an English
county where invitations are worded
thus: " Mrs. Smith at home, rafting"
the thought of the slaughter of 100000
rats must cause thrill of envy. A
young gentleman in one of Mr.. Payn's
stories once had q strange adventure.
He and his bull-terrier were accident
ally locked up in a barn to cope with
600 rats The rats nearly had the best
of the day; but when the hero was res
cued they were "not the 600." But
what are 600 rats to 100000 slaughtered
in weekP Already rewards have been
paid for the destruction of several mil
lion. London Ne8OS.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-02-26

No house 80 safely guarded is
But he, by some device Of his,
Can enter;
No heart hath armor 80 complete
But he can pierce with arrows feet
Its center.
For all at last the cock will crow
Who hear the warning voice, but go
Unheeding,
Till thrice and more they have denied
The Man OF Sorrows, crucifed
And bleeding.
One look of that pale suffering face
Win make us feel the deep disgrace
OF weakness;
We shall be sifted till the strength
or self.cOnceit be changed at length
To meekness.
Wounds of the soul, though healed, will ache
The reddening scars remain, and make
Confession;
Lost innocence returns no more;
We are not what we were before
Transgression.
But noble souls, through dust and heat,
Rise from disaster and defeat
The stronger,
And conscious still of the divine
Within them, lie on earth supine
No longer.
II. W. Lonatellow, IN Harper''S Magazine to'
March.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-02-26

"A gang of sharpers in Philadelphia
have for more than a year been swim
ding visitors from the country in a
novel way. They have stable osten-
sibly for the purchase and sale Of
horses. When countryman enters to
look at the stock, a practically value
less horse is offered to him for $3.50. A
bystander offers 5000, but the dealer
angrily says that he will not sell TO this
man at any price, having had previous
quarrel with him. The bystander draws
the countryman aside and says: Buy
the horse for $3.50, and I'll take him off
your hands at $780," This seems to
offer chance to make fifty dollars
without risk; but the victim, after pay
ing the $3.50 for the beast, does not see
any more of the promised purchaser
with the 5000.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-02-26

SOME one has discovered that white
cats are generally deaf, and that black
cats are not. But black cats might just
as well be. When they are holding a
conversations on the back fence at
night and using awful language in |
very loud voice, you talk to them with
tears in your eyes and they will not
mind a word you say. A cat might as
well be deaf as headless. NOTTtsto4On
Herald.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-02-26

THERE are living in Idaho Territory
small colony of pelygamists; and the
Chief Justice of Idaho, backed by Gov
ernor Brayman, has instructed the
Grand Jury to indict every one found in
that Territory. n ..rst.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-02-26

AN old bachelor wants to know if a
scolding woman with her mouth shut
can be arrested for carrying e9neealed
weapons. VI :, GGNi W