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Morris tribune., 1880-09-09
Fashion Notes.

Parasol costumes are the last freak of
fashion.
Pearl hats are fashionable; the brims
are very narrow.
Iridescent head embroideries on jet
continue Id high fashion.
Red balayeuses are worn by girls and
women Of the period.
Boquets are worn to match upon the
corsage and in the hair.
Red makes better accessory than a
component part of costume.
The full sleeve gathered into a wide
cuff at the wrist is revived for house
dresses. ae,
New overskirts are short apron fronts.
with long plain backs without drapery
Ribbons are very wide; the sash
widths are often used for trimming
round hats.
Handkerchief suits, with umbrellas to
match, are pretty, effective and luxarl.
Gus novelties.
Embroidery is preferred to lace tor
trimming young girls white muslin
dresses this summer.
Calico and perca.e suits, with um.
brellas to match, are sold under the
name of parasol costumes.
The new colors in silks, ribbons and
flowers, are Indian led, Antwerp blue,
bronze, citron and biscuit.
Rows of small daisies are used to head
the Breton and Languedoc laces which
trim evening dresses.
Light and white undressed kid gloves
having six and eight buttons, are worn
fashionably this season for full dress
Some silly did women are wearing
pretty white muslin parasol hats, such
as young girls affect for garden and
lawn parties.
Gentlemen favor the leopard pattern
dots on hose. handkerchief scarfs, col
lars and cuffs, and even dotted under
wear Is fashionable.
In cambr1cs may be found hand
some variety OF picturesque effects
Some of the bordered patterns are re
markably snowy, the colors being thu
brightest that fashion ever massed to
gether.
ALI gloves are less expensive than for
many years. Cotton gloves come a
deliberately made in open-work and sill
stitching as the Lisle thread and are fire.
quently imposed upon the ignorant b,
careless statesmen.
Llsle thread gloves are much NOR,
elastic, thinner, and when placed beside
the cotton the difference Is discernible
They are embroidered and plain, som,
of them are open worked nearly to thl
elbow others have elastic bands at tn,
wrist.
Morris tribune., 1880-09-09
Wrecked"

D. Few men can hear of the loss of gal
liant ship without touch of sadness.
Life has been compared to the great ocean
and men to ships which sall thereon,
When bark las braved the tempest of
strange seas comes Rome with rusted hull
and tattered sail men welcome her back
just as they 60 one OF their own kind who
has journeyed afar and passed through
peril to benefit his race. It is when we
come upon the wreck of a once noble
ship that men try hardest to remember
how we'll she serves her builders 1t Is
when we hear that some gallant bark is
missing, leaving no sign nor trace, that
men are awed as they speak her name.
There is nothing that will touch and
soften the hearts like the sigat of the
wrecks which drift here and there on
life ocean-once grand and gifted men
now blown hither and thlther, now going
with currents, now hidden from sight by
the mantle of night or the mysterious
fog. He who visits an asylum for the
insane will gaze out upon an ocean which
is ever changing its surface and its shores.
One moment the water will be calm and
peacetul-the next there will be the roar
of storm and the growl OF breakers.
Before him will drift wrecks without
cumbersome moving slowly out Ut the
fog-some drifting into it-some skirt
ing the shores on which stand fearful
carried by unseen currents far to sea. It
is an ocean without harb or of refuge
Once wreck upon its bosom and there
is no landing. Day and night, for weeks
and months and years, the dismasted
and dismantled hulks weave In and out
of this fog-rin and out of the sunlight
whirl slowly about in the eddles-catch
on the shoals and go driving further out
upon the troubled waters. Storm and
rust and time are silently at work, and
one by one, as the years creep on, old
wrecks sink silently into the sea and are
heard of no more forever.
When men die we forget that they
were like these who still live on. We for
get all that was bad in them and remem-
Der all that was good. We know that
they are dead, and the busy world closes
up the gap and marches along. But
when men sail out upon life's ocean to be-
come wrecks-to be dead in all but
name-to drift in the darkness without
chart or beacon-to feel the shores going
further and further away from them,
there is something SO pitiful that eyes
| fill with tears and hearts grow tender.
They are not dead, yet their faces are
never seen on the streets. They have
no tombstones, yet men read their cpl
taphs and forget them. In battered
hulk drifts skeleton crew. drifting,
driving, swirling, plunging, and there IS
no help. The end is darker night, a
stronger gale and cry of despair
as the waters close over all and roll on
as before.
Morris tribune., 1880-09-09
Little Billings.
A kros word IL little thing, but it

A kros word IL little thing, but it IL
what stirs up the elephant.
A kind word liz q. little thing, but it is
just what soOthes the SORROWS of setting
hen. t
An orange peel on the sidewalk IL a
little thing, but it has upset menny a
giant.
A serpent's fang Is little thing, but
death is its victory.
A baby il wee thing, but constable
waz once baby.
A hornets sting IL a little thing, but
it sends the schoolboy home bowling.
An egg IL little thing, but the huge
crocodile creeps into life out of one.
A spark IL d little thing, but it oan
light the poor mans pipe or set the world
burning.
The acorn il a little thing, hut the
black bear and his family live in the oak
that sprang from 1t.
A word IL little thing, but single
word has been menny a mans destiny fol
good or evil.
A penny is little thing, but the inter.
est on 1t from the time of Cam and Abe
would buy out the globe.
| A minute IL little thing, but it u
Morris tribune., 1880-09-09
THE SITTING OF PETER.
A FOLK SONG.

A FOLK-SONG.
''Bet cd, Satan hath desired to have you
lat he may sift you as wheat"-st, Luke
XII. 81.
In S.. Luke's Gospel we are told
How Pet-r in the days of old
Was sifted;
And now, though ages intervene,
Sin is the same. while time and scene
Are shifted.
Satan desires us, great and small,
As wheat, to sift US, and we all
Are tempted;
Not one, however rich or great
Is by his station or estate
Exempted.
No house so safely guarded is
But he, by some device OF his,
Can enter;
No heart hath armor so complete
Bat he eau pierce with arrows fleet,
Its center.
For all at last the cock viii crow,
Who hears the warning voice, but go
UnheedinR;
TIL thrice and more they have denied
The Man of Sorrows, crucifec
And bleeding.
One look Of that pale, suffering face
Will make us feel the deep disgrace
OF weakness;
We shall be silted till the strength
Of self-conceit be changed at length
To meeRneSs.
Wounds of the soul. though healed,
VIII ache,
The reddepiug scars remain and make
Confession;
Lost innocence returns no more;
We are not what we were befors
Transgression.
But noble souls, through dust and heat,
Rise from disaster aud defeat y
The stronger;
Aud conscience still Vi the divine
Within them, lie on earth supiue
No Iorg r.
II, ". LoagsllotO in Rcrpes's Magazine.
Morris tribune., 1880-09-09
THE IDEAL.

think the song that's sweetest
Is the one that's never sung;
That lies at the heart of the singer
FOO grand for mortal tongue.
And sometimes In the silence
Between the day and night, y
He faneies that Its measures
Bid farewell to the light.
A picture that Is fairer
Than all that have part
Among the masterpieces
In the marble halls of art,
Is the one that haunts the painter
In all his golden dream.
And to the painter only
A real picture seems.
The noblest, grandest poem
Lies not in the blue and the gold
Among the treasured volumes
That rosewood bookshelves hold;
But in bright, glowing visions,
It comes to the poetl,brain,
And when he tries to grasp 1t
He finds his effort vain.
fairy hand from dreamland.
Beckons up here and there,
And when we strive to clasp il
It vanishes into the ar.
And thus our fair ideal
Floats away just before
AND we with longing spirits
Reach for it eVermore.
Morris tribune., 1880-09-09

long enough to pull dozen aching teeth,
or to get married and own a mother-in.
law.
A lap dog IL little thing, and very
silly thing beside.
Life IL made up of little things. Lite
itself II little thing; one breath less
then comes the funeral.
Morris tribune., 1880-09-09
Relminiecence of rsvA.

In 1874, DR.. Jacob Meyer. Saint Louis,
Mich, gave the followi 'g opinion: The
Hamburg Drops deserve to be recon-
mended. ! have prescribed them for IT.
Irregularities of the liver, disorders of the
stomach and diseases originating from
these disturbances, and have observed the
most satisfactory results. The Drops al.
so cure constipation AZ short time.
Morris tribune., 1880-09-09
TIE best food for fattening fowls is !

1K1E UO0t 1OUU 4OI AHbto4IEzB 1OW1B ID q
mixture of boiled potatoes mashed in
skim milk, with Indian meal added.
Feed this warm two or three times q
day. and at night one feed Of whole
corn. Keep the fowls in warm, dry
coop. Too much light is not advisable
for rapid fattening. If the fowls are in
fair order, in ten days Of feeding rs pre-.
scribed they will be fat enough for mar
Morris tribune., 1880-09-09
a var Not I'm G3o1.a WeaIH

II the Liver Is the source Of yeur trouble, yor
can find an absolute remedy In DR.. 6anfordi
Liver Invigorator, the only vegetable cathar
tic which acts directly on the Liver. Cure
all Bilious diseases. Fer Book address DR.
Sanford, 1913 Broadway, New York.
The New Home Sewing Machine has gained
great popularity since its introduction, and
bids far to take the lead. Three hundred New
Home machines are now being made every
day and still they could sell more.
Morris tribune., 1880-09-09

GIVE BABY A DRINK.-l have no douD,
that much fretfulness in little ones il
caused by their suffering from want Of
fresh, cold water. Give little at q
time, every hour or two, especially when
teething. My own babe often at night
awakes crying, after an hour or so Of
sleep. ] have found that at such times
o drink of water will do more to soothe
and quiet him than anything else
can do.
Morris tribune., 1880-09-09
Rucixlen's Arnfcn Save,

The Best Salve In the world. Tor Cuts, Bruis.
60, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever Sores,
letter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and
oil kinds Of Skin Eruptions. This Salve Ia
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction in every
case or money refunded. Price % cents per
Bot. For sale ut wholesale by Gray 4 Hot
fin Minueapolis
Morris tribune., 1880-09-09
Stop, young mani before YOU enter a |

Stop, young mani before you enter luna
tic asylum or ill a consumptive's grave. You
are on the decline; take few bottles of DIR
E. B. Hallidays Blood Purifier. 1t will do yot
good. 1t will bring back the color to you
cleek and cheerfulness to your mind. In fact
it will build you right up. Try it. Sold b,
all druggists. Noyes Bros. & Cutler, whole
sale arents 81 Palll Mimi
Morris tribune., 1880-09-09

Or. King's New Discovery for Consumption
Coughs and Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, etc ID
given away In trial bottles free Of cost to the
afHicted. II you have o severe cough, cold
difficulty Of breathing, hosrseness or any af
lection Of the throat or lungs, by all means
give this wonderful remedy trial. As you
value your existence you cannot afford to lei
this opportunity pass. We could not afford
we knew it would accomplish what we claim
for it. Thousands OF hopeless cases have al
ready been completely cured by it. There Is
no medicine in the world that win cure one
half the cases that Dr. Kings New Discovery
sciN cure. For sale at wholesale by Gray 4
Hoffiin. MinneapOlis.
Morris tribune., 1880-09-09
RnY the Si1Walf

With Cranes Patent Automatic Tension
Liberstor, and all latest improvements. The
best Sewing Machine made. Agents wanted
Address SlGwALT SEWING MACHINE Co,
288 Wabash Az Chicugo III
Morris tribune., 1880-09-09

Why make distil house of yourself by
drinking all the "forty.rod whisky made up
into cheap bitteis put up In pint and quart
bottles. when 1t is well known by the people
that there is more real virtue in four-ounce
bottle Of DR.. r. B. Halliday's Blood Purifier
than there is in gallon Of the vile stuff
Ladwig & Schranck, corner Of Ogden and Van
Buren,, and corner Of Mason and East Water
Milwaukee, Wis.,, or any other druggist who
has handled it long, will tell you so.-Na
arr,sEee NepBe
Morris tribune., 1880-09-09
DiscoYer.ea Inv Accidenf

The fact that many of the most valuable dis
coveries have been the result Of chance rather
than of design or contemplation, is again il
Illustrated in DAY's KIDNEY PAD.
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic prevents malaria.
Morris tribune., 1880-09-09

detroit Western Home Journal
st. Jacobs Oil is an excellent medicine.
Have used it in our household with great
benefit.
Morris tribune., 1880-09-09

Ehe voaemAC 1e1e co.. WaEsMasl, Mncm.
afflicted upon 90 days trial. See their adver-
tisement Ia this paper headed. ION % Days
Trials -
Morris tribune., 1880-09-09

New way to ssknow (all about thys
self."-Gef a presidential nomination.
Morris tribune., 1880-09-09

DR. Bryant's Dental Parlors East Third st.
At Paul MINI.
Morris tribune., 1880-09-09

Prices reduced & for Dentistry fat DIR
Bryant's. e. 3rd ST., st. Paul. MINI.
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic Is an unfailing rem
edy for bilious and malarial levers.
Morris tribune., 1880-09-09

!, One Price Clothing
store, Minnespolis. The
largest Clothier1, Tailors,
Turnishers and Hsttsrs irI
the State.
, 1880-10-11

lIulltNll received hero StlturtlAF from tho
E,nes. tas,s'', mnktng tho totul TOR the 'scpk,
lotal 4hnrss s so,l .,a during tho week at both Ex.
Tie ra.!I,1N,i! to tho Horn Silver ameltcr aud
nalnpliilg works IL completed. Tho Company
Within four .lIonsis. Tho shipments from tho
inine Sept. ! uni tho ,lt,,th. <;si.tN7.
,i)evclupu,unts in tho iioston Consolidated
ttlHc psnInlsu Hhry dvdoHns.
4 si!n t'rnrclses sreo!l Kays: 0iintt llas W.
signed tho SuperIIIteiltlGnGy 1T tho lInrAhlw
Company ~ Asix,.n. l4ars'Iaw Eross e,lrn,,lg+
Gett sys snt iaS ilsIasy w"rSt sMnses sho s @
VIII Pty dividends fnr u in'ig ti.ne. Dealers In
Cnrlstncks 1ra splnCwhRt t,e.pt''l'lehi ustr, tho
nr..sr.sts Of untGn an.l ntasr ;!ort.e.nl In!nes
lived nf thu Contention Mnn shnW IL ln.lgc srvun
fc:t wi'!s st ore lss!!yl,l4 go! pr tual."
csec '!S nHs'f; N ss shc, u tao ysty ysssti
und went wthln iitty rcut or yMlturs M. Shaft,
whrr. thu tlru otcitrred. There WIS much gas
and sIntkt. but nm tr,', thaugh tho llMlera wore
~! tio shnlta cxee,H two wnre uncovered i'lst
night tG nllnw tho alp.,ko. to cssslIfc. ttocktr
sMrts th1 'no ,t",n!aht itn VII ctftes, w:'f
:sM tula Flhcn slnntlay lust. They will pFs't't-
by resumo dl,.st sh!1nrcnts from the msno
next Mt.i,.lny; l.tt!e Chief W. to-slny % m',ot,
Tho MurlIiNR BtNr stlnn Ia lovnlopsng iInsnps,su
bodies " nr.,. Little Miuanl II putting III larHe
lt"tu'rt i. Lou S averaging IL tons tinIly: The
,..sy, "re.hsaty, Is largely increasing towarda tho
i vjrginu city spectaI tuys: "oph,r Is raia.
Ing ure fr!,m the !.0hj-tunt level. Assnyn not
given; Thc unlon crt,ssent NJ; !. N the 3ts,.
!,t lcvgi. stil ttnnrs'res: The q, Cnns!lato.! ~
{isSs1 b,illlnu. Tho California rnisod iir} tpus,
ussuying r. u. aud shipped t.s,0 bullion"
, 1880-10-11

UA1"rlE-Vha tiullnsss and tenrcsaEon characters
is4 tho narkut during tho cssnx days ut lst wuek
were tcatures Ut tia Nurket nrnx Tho groatur pnst
or thu Mpuk u!UF rusiuw. Thu supply. though snnu
3ttN1uxs tltn fur tho irevinn* w1ak w1s unusually
lArse fur t'u tlue u yeprs nsld Auvicoa ba
sallerA wuru ufa big disadvantages. TIM l,ur.ensuHa
uf good ~ rx:rn gr MleA wns uisaalt An., but 80
hnllie HHs thu luultIId during tAe trat nIf Hf tho
Mevk lint tyht, tho law mkBs IN saIp r!IuEI nut bu
tiLANtts1 ~ nxrnlI: nj II uus!np: ltur tflerU WIS
tncitWsud Inquiry a! n'lnsU nl*ascs IN rrlees. tho
Mnrkst eue4nR E.'.ah, l,tger 1H1II u UIia,a. Fur
cnA9n ntl Irsaluul Hts'tUA tu nnrket Wns dHli and
henry t.. ti", upenlsE +, El,o i.,!sl T1s vsrnIs
IL aId IeEst5 exclusive, aHd buIurh hat tttixs pretty
aHs tlets .w NAY ~ FUR ~ tsfItnt wvss enHuersIu
tuIIHrtx b,.rslurs. Tuetlvry. aA ttu u AttI1F
HxtAnt than uSllni slttFlIDrt huu1ht " Wusturil
md ltxhs Hr9ss t.l.Eu, but shu rntlItls.i 1uA!Ad
Mns not sHilc1iIt to Mbsrh tho tHphIy, tito c0s1 nt
Ts usafosna Sa,Ixo u p1sss vi si7&tlxa ThS *.
HatuHres. ftey fvw VI tl0 nifuTtnxa WtFU Villains
Un.ty iA1F ~ ti.tt u b. aa,Ala NJ prizes Al1y0 $!
Mtllu ttsse Ey,t gn1l1 G,tntn. Ind AVER ia lid
mt m1Ire.ts III lead. Tho ruling prces &t:lg
~ int C1!slts tn Htuta tlIt4Yu stprlK MUrs $li0
ks!W TOR Fnr-HGss Md Trxa. 4Fhtst atet. Anl tl+U$
;Lt& fnF ttckvgs A!td HutTH hatEtlsrs' xtu lNlvax
wusp INT ~ llgntIiui ~ uur Nv the pFtvlhas tw9
M!ld satss rtt tlsi u It y..t d &5l,j
1AM ptr l.;Lt for k.!tc1 tslyvt Mrh 1..x* Wtro IN
*uLlu Lsn,and 1t $AUt lul ptr hsnl. t'haru w1t u
fair demand Saturday b+llh utsII ttld EastGrl
account. aud tl0 MArke wns bsaAdy ut tho tul0 wtn
QUOTATIONS.:
Extra Haeves-f;rad1d stusrs. Matxhlug t,lD
al0 BpMnfH4.
, 1880-10-11

Amongst tho opinions flied II, tim Supreme
Court Of Illinois tlurnH September w.,s uno Il,
tho case Uf joint II. lktrhn.n ~. This People cx
rel. McCrca, tho leading roInts ot which, nru rs
follows:
]. ftfr3 d.sfxssncHta-EUHstitutf1nal I.nr--G0,'-
.u,le H. lA7 tn c1,ubc tho curpnrlte authorities
nf two Or ii,ure t,'wns fur pMrk pirlt,sea tn issue
BON! MnI to nnko special assessments ftI"
Constitution. hut IL In conformity With Src. y,
Art. i, nf thnt instrument.
.. The people Hf tim three Towns nf Enilih
Chicngn Hyde Park, and F.,llac, by voting lor thu
ntlortion. Of the Mrt crenlillE tho South ratk
Commissioners. inllsta tho commissioners cur-
pirate authorities far such tuvns+ a1stl cInpnw-
crcd then! to llsscss tho rcqnIslt tax upun tho
property in tho towns,
, 1880-10-11
4 Proposl tion to Hang Every ssDutcll.


- FFoPos'''oh ~ Aial!E HscFy "uutc'1"
hlnia.n
huru i.ommrrclu, f,1,cftc. Horn IL I'm ,,cn, wh,,.
ax,,,,s, ,,".t - sh',,". ., @ ~ ~" u, u'.,,s
uATnhs Hsett' ~ sE""a INC IVY tnohol4a soa1h
vote for tho men whu wousl hayo hung my Ger.
man thoy caught s.yorAl ycars t1xu u, b.. s,
HAM THE pcIch ssLl'1Ehs'
kno1rstlf t1thn,l Ktp.tfr. JHnt u. ~;
W hte. ~ ~ Mt1Lus alla ~ ah reGeaiL incur
etonb lhAtle W tclgitl Gasllry. We hnfo tntlau
, 1880-10-11
| Shsrt tStt,hl- III. II ~ shnrt
rib. ffF<. rIstrs. trir'trs.
I.Hn9e. f.sa fhtn $stsi | ki,l]
Spot, baked. ........ .....| 1aE A1l | i.Ni ktD
t,etBbpr, HtlA eti..,. ~ h,1j T.S1 I EGI
january, luUSB. t,St | tJ5 | tsI1j | Via

short slbs. sullHr tlctnNrr, csuL Ut nhut $1.1tf.
Long elenss tusud nj *ik toDre .ila t:.15 lnxci;
cnntcrthnds, ssstlc M'xnt; lung cui t.nn.. skttc,
sWees.tIckle hnlna tln0tcd Mt si1R 3uF a1tel1hvce
"g.. gr9em n ',.;a ~ n *1fa arsslxe ies;},e
srt r!ba. ns +,c for rtlort cpur liz iiau tor haly
MI cntrnsGd Anh tEIEklht. =
isiEAfE-QulEL We nuBtt whttc nj ia !xt and yui-
tnw NJ itsii{G.
HEEf-NMs quiet at 4s.Un7.ai for mess, fatx1; ;,s.1
for GxtrA Hltss. t11 Il tiEta Il 10 Tor hnlIiA.
TAttdlM-tiHet Hii1 steady u i3i Sic fJr city aud
5fe{SAG Tor cONttry.
, 1880-10-11
COMPLIMENTARY,

NEW YoKK. Oct IA number or New York; y
lost prominent Citizens united IN un invltutinn
To Cyrus ". Field to din,lcr nrrvInus II, llIs In.
parture tnr tour ar.,und tho world. A,Hu,tY
tue stRncrs nfe; WlaliMm u, Erarts. Peter CunI.-
er, Mayor Copper, Jacksnn +, Schultz, I.evi T..
Morton, y. 7. Appleton, Charles talnler, C.l. IL.
y. Sanford, Ahrutl Is. Hewitt, lluraeu H. CNtln
David Dnwa: Salem IL. W4les, Sinclair 'rUlsuy,
tatioil, w,.h tho request thut thu ,ecasln he or
tho IIiost Informal aI,ll fnniillur character.
, 1880-10-11

Tusa...........u... .t.ilitHslHT i,01..,1MHp
Tllp Now fnrk Ptnsfnce Erctatlac 'EfchfM says:
"'Tho movement OF WHEAT from Crs,istnttt frnnl
July to Ues. hns hron hut ittIc ninru than
AE.0U bn this year. nRainst nt,ut 500O.0 .0M hu aor
tho corresponding time In lSa. Thu wtcGt OK
ported from Snl,tt Russian ports einco July 1,
1HNl. hAs bccn very stnnl1."
Tic cxpnrts nr WHEAT IND flour IRON all United
Stntcs ports fnr tho year ending With last l,,ls
were alut lF',1Tio.eN lit. ngalnst i54,:H.0 .00 fur
the twclvu months prccrtlipY. 1hu August ux-
ports III i&s haye been 'As,&is Iris uf iltnlr md
2i.7S1.4.5 In IT wheut. lnclu'llng wheat and tnr
equal tt al.tt'0,:Et hi. md tho july and Au9u4t
cxtrrt. IN lSs0 huvo been elual to H. Nlo. I'll bu
OF wheat.
The .'fexsdgfr 1Nrttt OF 1l,tssfa says that tho
whcnt cr,p Of thnt c'nlt.try Is gonerAl1y below
MI nvcragr, except 1T EsshnnA; In sotno sts.
tricts It Is very pnt- ailti ArNt lossus have bcon
suffered from storms md Insects.
, 1880-10-11

Sptetat Uapaeh 10 The Ghteago Tribune.
KASsAB CITY. Mo-. Oct. n.--Thn Prize Curftnt re-
pnrth: =
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Alt!l but sh!uulrnta H..
GIT bu; nnract excited: M. ca*t lc; Ucubur. S5cs
Nc. !, cas. 4ci October. &lsci No cash, BIC. Uet'f-
bur, Hc Enr.,-itcoathts. 9EM bu; sl,lttu1,H. J4fI
bu; tlarket afMesi Sn :. talHi. 1gaci Uc.fbus 'ac.
, 1880-10-11
MINING CARDS.
Valuable Property
in New Mexico
FOR SALE.

Parties looking far ailvrr snc wltl do vol Il, In.
vesisaic Tic iiiV1t siIS j: Il sAn s!mon Mining
Iltlr!ct. t;rnnt County, Srw Mcxirtl.
Tho ptnlersy *s unIch ns, sstt q thS no,.t1a1y
from tho truck ot The stnsnrn 'nslls !taltfoad nnd
Tho Nine heeM Hpv.cd ~ 1cH.lt Ht ntsY feet
hnd tryelppnont II rllt progressing fha lpln !" well
dhlIne, and the eurnre ran t'u ttAseh BY IL. tn:
tinaons cropEina* fr nynr i'. T,s orc will yield
Tho undersigned viii hn ut ihi, atlne IN nnd nfoF
Oct, H. Fur particulars nGhrrss. ny mil.
.InitS i. SllhRHERSE.
San Nimnn IS. +. Il. RI. F1,nn tH., Arixnna.
Or r. o. 1ipr ntr&, Enn Frll,rxCtI. I Ill
, 1880-10-11

John l.. Dnrnun md 1lnph 4irthcr ncKon Il
suit Saturday aga!nst Chures g. s1unsotl, clatn,.
ing s9,5H. 9.
surAh y. MacGreal commenced suit IN trcs-
pnss to recover *.,'D0 taunHes of frank =. Cole,
Kate Il. Gilbert. y. !. MraI.'y, .It..,n Murphy,
William MoOsho,,st, urtl .lOtln L. M.gcv.
AihrlH ltct1k l,rEhnn suit Tor $i,0lI damages
against tho stity nf thcn4il.
EnlRnurl Hartman cts&.nti!cEh II sltlt III ttcht
for SJ,UU against ll4nJ nJutnin Frrtlhrrs.
Henry MlIaher sued Louis Nesspl aud Frca
Ellis for $1.UgU.
, 1880-10-11

About II year ngo WIS under IL p!.ysIcIan's
without experiencing u,,y' hellrllt. Una but
tie Df Hamburg Drops lid Ine 1n0ro gunl
tlan ati tho ''dactorilE." Slnce then, II |
feel ultwetl ut my tlme, uso tbs Hamburg
Drops, AMI hesol'r VI! right agaIn. CIlAs.
, 1880-10-11
D5s'tttkf1l'E*.

nErnotr. Mich. uct N.--FLuuIt-Stendy.
GRAlS-Whoat GxcteAs No. wlt0. sl.ol9 Ocsobnrs
do Suvnmtur, &1.tI4, Ueconbor, $luIjS, now. t11,4
BID; No. " LIta. tt.ls., Nm. red, sI.D?li.
HEEElprs-MtuAl, II t,khJ bn.
SttlFNEsTS-MUEA&, ,uIkN tp.
, 1880-10-11
TOLEDO,

To1.EnG. O.. Ocl. N-GnA,S-Whnnt excited and
higher, ctnSnR fovosI,: Nh. pshltn Michigan, tius
aInbar schiua,l. $l.G, No. rch Wah!st rpnt Del,,-
bor, s'aii Sosodar. s1ui5s, terUnber. tiii, lnnn-
my. sl., No. i dr. flu! rcJecled !bs,i Su anlIer
illinois, IL UI; NJ. rclI AllxDt tlR. ttufl Hrln} hls
431{u. TIA N xtenIty+ Nu. ! nj 3..sG.
itEcEtlTs-WtIeat. ll3gU bIf corn. f2.un tu; onts.
sniriiESra-wheat. ~ uo tu, corn, 25up bu, oa.s.
nnnu. -
Cara of wheat tn track. IN
, 1880-10-11
COMMERCIAL.

The following woro tho receipts and shipments
nf TUG ltutsing articles pf produce In this city
during tho twchty-tour bo.lss cldlllE ut To'ulock
Saturday morning and for tho corresponding
time last ycur:
, 1880-10-11
f.(1sltsttf1<.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. A-EtrrrOS--FlTu, mtddnR,
llhc, low mllti!sI1, lHtlc RuuI unliuary. pHcl
receipts. Till laich Grusa, I5li exports. tranec, lt
snlUs btAls stock. 1s+Jl
Er IaNtA. Oct. .A-EttrTUNStvady md uucl,nngctlt
mtuItnE, !HG sHvs ~ bAluas FecolFtss .aNi SHIP.
ultAIH, LlQE htIck. A,413 -
, 1880-10-11
ITEMS.

judge Tuley will henri mnttnn this morning
to nsscss tho 'intnnEes for tho !sa,ncu Of tho
Temporary injunction Il, the casv uf tho Luke
Ehsro s. Michigan Souttpr,i itui1yoa.t Company
!Kninst thu Chiragu s. Western lhtliunn ltuIirunil
C1inpnl,y.
Assigiiccs will bo chosen for tho bnnkrunt
cstates nf I'hntuas y. 1IcUres und DR.. 4. rIncu
this m0rnlug.
, 1880-10-11

HfMct.cAser's I1yFop1lasptl!tes
will curu c0lisuMpuon, coughs, wrnA lungs,
tronchittx. nlHl general telllily. EstaLIishrd
tweuty-Unt ycars.