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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-29
CHESTNUT ST. ENTRANCE.

rothing surprising even; unless it be
surprising that so conspicuous business
should ever be misunderstood We do
nothing more than simply to provide
facilities for your getting what you want.
We don't mean to say that other
facilities are not provided for distributing
goods; but that's a different thing.
We provide SO that you get what you
want, exactly aOhat yoW 50untI In the
first place we've got it. In the second
place we send it. And if we send you
the wrong thing, or if you think the
charge is too much, you bundle it back
to us.
We tell Of these things in the news
papers, because there are thousands OF
you who don't know what we are
doing; thousands of you don't know the
character of the stock that fills these 5
acres; thousands of you who, therefore,
buy where you pay more money.
We are every merchants fair and
open competitor. We do not expect to
gather millions of trade from all over
the country without meeting opposition
and misrepresentation. Some will be-
lieve whatever is said against us. The
only answer we make Is: Send back
whatever you don't want at the price.
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A study of this ground plan, incom-
plete as it is, will give you better idea
of the store, and of what is in it, than de-
scription can do. The store covers 2 Il
acres a basement is under, and galleries
are over, a part. The whole affords
somewhere about s acres of room.
This particular business is 4 years old;
it began in 1870 with clothing; in 1877
it tbecame a general store with such goods
as you see in the plan, with carpets, up
holstery, furniture and kitchen-furnishing
upstairs. Since that time gallery after
gallery has been added; and there is
not an inch of room to spare anywhere
To the surprise of many, it has tlourished
while trade was languishing almost
everywhere else,
To us there is no mystery about it
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BUTTEE.-Butter is mentioned sew
cral times in the Old Testament. but ii
is now generally believed by the best au-
thorities that the article there alluded
TO was not butter in our sense of the
word, but only cream or sour milk. It
is highly probable that butter was not
known in that early age Of the world.
The oldest mention of real butter is by
IerOdOtus. Plutarch tells story Of
two noble ladies', one of whom smelled
SO strongly Of sweet ointment and the
other of butter that ,hey could not en-
duTe each others presence. 1t is said
that butter was scarcely known 10 the
Greeks and Romans during the second
century, The Greeks learned its use
from Thrdcc. Scythia and some CT the
regions Of Asia Minor. The Romans
obtained their knowledge of il from the
Germans. PlIny and Others say that the
Germans used GEM deal Of milk, and
also made 1t into butter and cheese
Butter was used, however, among the
HomaEs more - a medicinal ointment
iha.h as an article of food. They used
olive oil more as we use butter, and this
is still largely the case in the countries
of Southern Europe.
In our own day the manufacture Of
butter has become 4 luIlNilE lHtuStiN y
in many countries, and busy dairies
with their golden products girdle the
world. As a general thing butter is
made from COWS milk, though the milk
of sheep. goats and asses is used III some
countries. That obtained from cow $
milk il considered the best, and that
from asses milk the poorest. The but
ter-making capacity Of milk varies, in
aSmuch as some cows give richer artI-
Gle than Others. and even the milk Of
( any given COW will vary in excellence
! from time TO time according to the sea
son and food The total amount Of bat
/ ter made in the United States III 1S7t
+ was somewhat in excess of 257, 600 tons
/ OF this amount New York State made
morcthau one-tifth-a much largerquan
titv than any other State in the Union
( The six largest butter-producing State!
I III the year above mentioned were a:
/ follows New York, Pennsylvania
! Ohio. Illinois, Iowa and Michigan
| Troy Times.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-29

AUTUMN LEAVES N FANCY WORK.
Tho bright tints OF autumn leaves are
very lovely for pTHamenting our paTiOrs
bOudcirs, and dining tables. Brackets
and picture-frames can also be adorned
with them, and they add greatly 20 the
beauty Of ones surroundings. Collect
large quantity. combining every hue
from crimson 10 scarlet. from scarlet TO
yellow, and from yellow to green. The
red beech ard the bcautifu, VaTieCated
suin3ch are very desirable, AS also are
the oak and ferns. but the maple ex-
cecdS them all ia he great variety of its
tints. and the various sizes OF its leaves.
smooth every leaf on the wrong side
with moderately warm iron. holding
II up0n the leaf only minute. Then
take camel'S hair pencil and little
olive oil, and carefully brush over every
part Of The leaf. Place them on a fiat
surface TO dry. and let them remain un-
til the next day. For wiring these
leaves into garlands, etc. for preparing
them for bOquetS. take the fine green
covered reel wire, such as is always used
in manufacturing wax flowers. and at
tach it around the stem, first LAYING il
SO that it will extend the entire length
of the leaf to support it. Afterwards
wind around each stem to conceal the
wire, either Tarrnw strips of green It's
sue paper, or brown Berlin wOrsted. and
join the leaves together in sprays of
course the individual leaves on each
spray must Je of the same species. Pre-
pare a large number of these sprays
mounted on wires, and then arrange
them in vases, about picture frames,
over mirrors, and rs ornaments to lace
curtains, and Your apartments will pre-
sent festive appearance, although the
! dreary winter weather has Drowned
the face of nature. Oak leaves, acorns.
and brightly colOred beans, gummed
upon a cardboard frame. will make
handsome corner brackets, or wall pock-
cts and vases to hold your beautiful
leaves. The acOTns and beans ought to
be cut in half, when used for this pur-
! pose Country Gentleman.
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We want your trade. You want our
goods; or would want them, If you
knew. No matter how far away you
may be; you will do we'll to send to
us for some things. We ask you to
write to us about something you have
present occasion for.
When we get in communication with
YOU, we shall have one means of winning
your trade, viz, by pleasing you. When
we have won it. we shall have one means
of keeping it. viz, by dealing with you
as we deal with everybody: giving you
large return for your money, and sup
plying your wants SO intelligently that
YOU will write us for what you want as
naturally as you say good morning"
to your next-door neighbor.
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LYDIA e. FINKHAkFs
VEGETABLE ccMPouGD.
For all Female Complains

1his r-eraration. - is ua-s s'suiHrs r----.,. d..
Vegetable IroT-rtsc= ti-sr lls-r-Iszz O. ~. -
ieat- invalid Uloa cls Trial tii- merits o. rf. -
I-1und ali b -lcos-irt a. llef = i--zusstg 81.
vhan fts use g. r1-tf11ld. IN rrInc.v -.us ct.---
crgd. ctr ls s1stc5 - --rr--is s.
tify. o. =-olu-t orit- proven u--I.-. 3. .-f
comma .icd zuc sr-s-sit,3 ~ tsl fS.t r.-....
the country.
It viii oure entirely ths wort f.ru 90 s-.-
Of the utcr1.. Ieu-o-rhraa, i-7czulsr and 49,
Hen-trustion I'll Ovsriaz. Troubles, Irf1r4-s-.- .
JicSrztion, flOo-lings- eli IsEa- rngrta and .s -
sequert sTir-l Czll-ucs. Ind - ssas-ia-ly rd-t.r
the Change q Life J. uln dissolve ard srr-| ---
from tis uterus sarly stage q d,-eI---zeut ~
tendency = caa-sroIa l-srns thtrs is ele---f &c..
fc-s,illy fy it. tlse.
II sact Il has proved r. - q. --..
80 snd Leat rsrnedy t'iEt las eve l--- fs.-....
Cd Il F--rTuCat. syery POD '1-l OF tie -rr-lr-
lfenud vl.go-. u Irs--ye= f.--f f1,sr slz-..--
stroys al craving flr sti-aLiaBtl src 5lll.r. -
q TIE stomach
II cg.rc@ Hiostin-. Tfaada-hos. Ss-rruf Fl-..-..-
GeasTGl Debility slseTlcsEnFFs. ue-rassI.a a. hi
ssEtIou That feeling - he1-ln d,-,r cau.-s H.
weight end backac6s, l. aivays Tc-rnsus-,ly .-lr,
IT, uss- Il Itwiilst Al tiri=s and uaCsruu gs--r--
ees, act n harmony with ths ls~ that gvs-1s ti,
feaslesyEteEn-
I,r f,isrryC 5-arlsintr ts.-Asr So tll. ,,---s,
i -unElrrs-s,st.
Lydia {. Pinkl,ara'l Vegetable Compound
I-gr,Tz-,l a. - ard - T.e-.ss- av,-yls L.-r y.
I'r5c" SI-e fE bottle t-- s- s-ut l.r g1al l. ti-
form q rsLs. slss il tl., f.--. p L.zz-s "a -rs
@ price, sI.oJ, Tlr ls1E. elth-r- M F-EKEsr
frriy answers ali iett-1 - i--i-r SD f.r ~.
uhlet- Ae6r--- o. Ave -sr=ss-- ..as r.-usr
So family ssssui- - ,,ith.--, INDIA p FISEHaE-
IIyL-i I'II1-s Thry cu-x Clus..r~-5r- L-.sz.as,.
EndTorTsdty 20 tbs Liver g o-lts.-r ~
&C. For sale hv q Ea. 4 EzrIrk go sg.-.--
AZrurp. Pittsburgh. Pa. ana Iir. VIZ Irgrls
Druggist. Eleusburr "a H.. .--rr
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SELLERS
C0UGH
E=Ezz=fz-zi-- 49,
SYRUP !
40 KEARS BEFORE THE PUBLIC.

Pronounce, l.. - III 20 '' a.. -. most PLEAS
ANT and EFEICACIoUs remedy SOW in use
for the CurE or ccctTs, COLDS, CEoUr,
hoarsenes-, tickling sensation Of the throat,
whoopiug cough, etc. OVER A MILLION BOT
TIES SOLD WITHIN THE LAST FEw YEARS.
It gives relief wherever used, and has the
power to impart benefit that CASSoT be had
from the cough mixtures now in use. Sold
by all Druggists nj % cents Per bottle.
SELLERS LIVER PILLS are also high
Iy recommended for curing liver complaint
constipation, sjcl,-hcadaches, fcvcranda ague,
aud all diseases Of the stomach and liver
Sold by all Druggists Mt p cents per box.
II. r. sellers It 90, T'iftsburg, Pa.
October - fS-p-I
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IF troubled with wakefu ness on re-
tiTing TO bed eat three or four SIN ~
onions they will act as gentle 81
soothing narcotic. Onions are also
cellent 10 eat when one is much expose
10 ccIl
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-29

EErDAEL'= SrtvIN CURE 3D. sure in It's effects and
mild It's actiou il does not blister. yet 10 il
penetrating and powerful to reach every deepseat-
ed pain Jr TO rouove any aHuy growth or other en-
largeueut. such srav-u. spli1ts. curts. callou-.
Eprains. sweilinEs. uny Iaueuess and all enlarge
mcnts 0f che joints or limbs, rheumatism iu man.
or for any purp"-s for which liu.mcut isused for
man or beast, Iy is u1w Gnovn TO be the best linI
uert f5- man cvcruscI. being as mild in its action
~ it is -er,au ga Its effects send address for 81
lustrate1 circular. which we tIsaE gives positive
rr1or OF it= vrtues $50 remedy Tor man as 7ycli az
beast h-F ever 90 .ur knowledge met with such an
qualified success.
sJFr.ce, 81 peg bottle. OF Elk bottles nrs5. ALI
DGrGGIsTs have lt Or osn get Sc r7r you OF it viii
De -eHs 20 any address Oh receipt Of price by the
propretors, ua. B. J. Kendall. d co. Enos.
burgh Fuis, srugut. SOLD By All DRUG
GISTS. Ta-Lg-ltur
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STATEMENTMADE UNDEROATH

To WON IT MAY CoSCEEy.- .-I In the year 1875
treated with Kendall SPAWN Cure @ bone SPAWN
o. several months growth. nearly huif rs large IS
hens C--. aud completely topped the laUcucss
and removed the C~larErfneut. i have worked the
horse crrr since very hard ana be never has been
lame nor rnuid ever see any difference in the szc
Of the hook joints since ! treated him with Ken
dLlls SPAWN Cure. Y. \. GAINES.
Lnosburgh Fall. Vt, Feb 2J 1slg.
Sworn and subscribed ru before me- this 25th day
u February. s. ID. I7-1.
fu-,..r4 Trr.r f.F 2
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PATrES's MuLs Washington Co ~
February q. lsSJ.
T. J. Kendall. VI. D.-rc1r Sir. The particular
ease on which I used your SPAWN CHIer was a
malignant ankle sprliu OF sixteen months stand
Ing I hal tried many things. bUtEin vain. Your
''Spavin Cure put the foot 90 the ground again.
and. for The first time since hurt in a natural pg-
sition- Fyr q family liuimcnt &c ozeels any thing
We have ever used You're truly.
EEV. ST. = BELL.
Pastor H. T. Church rrttou's lIiII. n Y
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Kendall's SPAWN Cure.

ASHLAND. SchuyIkiu Co, Pa. juno ; 1850.
DIR. 3. 7. KENDALL s CO.-Geuts: case Of
SPAWN thEt came under my observation was entire
i cured by one bottle Of your KcndalI's Spawn
Cure, and the horse sold afterwards for two hun
drcd dollars.
Nou-5 t-ul-, CHas. IT. BARNARD.
rasF
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GRANGER.
PERsEVERANCE WILL TELL

sroLcErCN, Mass, March 10, 1880.
i. J. hESDNLL s- Co.-tlcnts Ip Justice 10 you
and myself think ought 10 let Won know that
have removed two bone splvins with hendalIs
Spawn Cur5-one very large one don't know how
long the spawn had been thCrc. ! have owned the
hor4e eight months. It took me fOur months to
take the large OF and two for the small one. have
used ten bottles. The morse s. entirely well, not
at ali stiH, and bunch TO be felt This Il
q wonderful medicine Il is q new thing here, but
if 90 does for ali what IL has done fJT is sale
will De very great.
Respectfully yuUTs CHAs. z PAHEEa.
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Dr. JONES' TARAXCANUM Tonic

or DYSPEPSIA MEDICINE. n vegeIAoie = ir-
faIiible in the cure OF Dyspepsia, tenel' < frsgs.
Chronic Weakness Of Lnngs, spleen 81 So ra ~
Short Breath, Heartburn. st Nitus lsrg
in the stomach. Back and chest tall.-- --asf
adapted 70 sil Femaie Diseases. no ir't SD
the age OF the patient raeT -. ffices ,-- 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-20
COTTON mARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL July l9-i230 y m.-Coton-Fair business at
previous prices; middlng D ands bs MlddhnE Of!eals
and export Receipts, 45O bales, all American FUTURES
Uplands Middng clause. July delivery o-a2di 90
LIvERPool- July l0-l:30 D. Cotton Future Z pLands
Nidang clause July ana August aeliyefy os;' no.
yvspoo inv 9 BIB n mCottnn-The sales
Miong clause July denvery lsisd Futures closed weak
AUGusiA July l9-Cotton ct; Aindnns. lei Low Md
ding he Good Ordinary receipts % bales sales
BSITSoRE July ls-COrson duh, Anidling l1'.c. Low
.1iTr -. GOOD Ordinary. lOc.: receipts,
Sros 10 bales exports coaswSe Is bales sales 40 bales
'' Session TuT i9-Coon quiet; Middlng, 12c Mid
ding &c; Good Ordinary, 10 70 net receipts 100 Ohles
gross ~ baes exports to Great Brth 90 DaeS sooS
1aARlHsToS July I9-Cotion quiet and little doing Mid
ding ii LgGIl SCI Mddng. II "a II Sc: Good o5di
paT lose net receipts bales exports coastUise 13o
bales sales % sale-; stock l77s bales va. ro,r
CINCINNATI. July lb-Cotton uui huuIlhk, n,is
NiddIDg IOs.c; Good Ordinary, spc. receipts, Oales
shipments. s79 bales sales none stock Sa oa9s Tow
,fALvEsToS. July l9.-Cotton nominal addnng 81 Low
bddDg 10 c GOOD Ordinary Yc net receiptS 20. pales
exports coastwise 81 bales sales 81 bales soeS oe'
iouIsy1IIE July lg.-COttOn firm; MicdIinG lltsc
,NPI,- Juy Ip-CottOn steady. ahdnne IL So receipts
q shipments s2i bales sAes 20 oAIeS s'ocA
oale oRuy Juy 19-Cotton nominal; Middlnx II &C. Low
Nddng 10 Ordinary o'c net receipts " naIes
sales 1884 bales
Syw. OGiRAss. July l9.-Coton quiet Middina, II W.:
e Toss $50 bales sales 700 bales stock. 60 326 bales
NORFOLK July leCotton quiet ana stesdyi a
II Sc receipts 46e bales exports coast"ise o'- Oe'
saleA bales; suck ~ IA naIes ,,.,,, ,.i. ov
YgIlADELPHlA July l9CottoL dnll Middng Zei Low
bales: safes 4ei Daes 10 spinner ei oaies Stock 4A
bales ,f,di,na 1risc. low
Nfiding 10 Ordinary, net receipts &c Daiss
exports cOastWse 259 bales sales 90 oaes socA 4ofo
81 LOUIS July I9-cott0n dull Mti6ing. lie; Low
MGng i2 eo Sos sol sales aaT bales .toes s II bales
Msdng i0sc Ordinary, sisc. net re0eipts BALE
~ 4 hale.
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Ray AND sTRAw-Hay in continued good demand,
steady. straw duil plenty. rTeFuar,
HIDEs-An prices firm demand quite fair
AOPs- Dull al prices more nominal than real ,.. 70
s 90 81 &C. forIo & a55s 'uOA %
NAVAL sTOREs-sprits Tarpen1ne firm at csc in
s saTai To- GOOD ' sran 0e 46 IS Tar F
TGrpentlne 3.52i bOls, Tar, 90 nbls.
OIIs-Geuerally steady, in fair jobhing SAFE -.
ADVANCE Charters rather quiet but TN LeiPoo; Sea
1000 busa rain '4 80 H. I..Oou 10 40 10 @
ss 60 pSss Cheese 46s 1000 psg PROVISIONS through
ess4c per 10 r. 800 sacks Ei"aT 90 % II Per 400 ~,
PoTE S. Gd 80 BEEF 5s sotons Measurement Goods
Dos 22s 81 London steam 1000 bush Grain Sd siaI-
as. 400 90 S ions P aSs foaq tours 2 5S d
S o. 9tSa 100 Tons Measurement Goods Us 3D.
Gascow ties M 10000 bush heat I'D: 900 bush CO.
boEes CSeess 45s; - s Tobacco l7s Cd; Car
a a S' saa FoaI 1 Boxes Bacon 100 c. IS 100 b6
PORK % binds Tobacco private terms Hui siean l599e
Avonmolln $1,000 bush Grain 4c standard 600
bark to or or orders $500 qrs s. 10 free eeyans
5s a5s 3D.; British BARK 10 any direct Irish port
1000 do 5s. 4iqd- American oarS 40 aTrvel o., 70
Havre. $500 b6s Nsphthsa e. Sd c German snip
4sa S u, az 50 Briiish steamer $40 TONS 10 new
XSer Amer sSft to mars NsPI5a and
s ras 6i,oh ports $500
bark 10 Iiavre Hamburg 5000 1Dis do 4s Norwegian
bark cork Tor orders 800 b9s DO a. 3D. aap 9ak 20
10 Aue-ican bark 10 COrk orders 1000 qrs. Grain.
S. 3D. Continent and houei os "a fToA ~, hlo el
British the Continent 600 bos Refined Petroleum
private terms British steamer August oodDe) u Cork OT
3D. British voyage August H. sUOO qIs 0op
g. Sd. an. her. same voyage August q, IS.
Crude N bb Is 9c.; Naphtha A@c Refined, in D1's
here lOlc Philadelphia, S7sc Baltimore; sc cases -
t.ncaie here 900 bbs Oh city. SllOO0 bbs; Brad
ford 200 600 brs opening 81 o. highest 81 VI o lowest
Provision S-PORK-Mess declined 1Oal5c per Dbl,
ar
ses a bis New Mess spot sS SSGsS 70 CT T 6D
Year 20 Third Colleagues 20 20 qsiS ~ 7eheI
s9Gs quite In fsr TRShsea aiss 30 b6
s22 5Oas2S. OUT MEATS without Important change
trade DDLES steadily held but very qaIet
half and half 7s.c ..DREssED HOGS in fair demand,
about STEADY CITY, Heavy Light, 6ise6 ac Pigs &c
very hight trade reported Tor export and speculative
eoeeun sales. $50 tcs. Prime steam spot ;;l1cs,
7l7se closing l6o: 1000 ties september 2oo,
7279c; $50 tcs Year 7.o697.O7t &c Third Cal-August,
Ssy steam over sales 100 es., 7loo Reaned quoted
Poor Fancy, doc; Half SKINS 6a7c Skins a Dc;
Shotee 6be Cheddar, Common 10 Pine 42@y &C.
EGGsAarxet heavy and lower Long Island and NewJe
sy ia ec state and Pennsylvania. l3-2GltO "eotei1
4tgtyc" faL 70 Choice canada LOG -, ,.,.o0. H. y
ozc
sEEDs-Quiet
w test Centrifugal sales 20 hhds CnDa Mnsco,
ssao a7 &c and 800 hhds. Trinidad Psi oher sales
Crushed lose Powdered. 10ls loac Grsnulated loo
SatLosf iO4c. STANDARD A." 90 a97se.; CoDfecuoners
sIkARINE-Dull nominal
TALLOw-frm sales. 10000 n. 6sls0e'lse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-20
legal NoIlres.

SSev Work WILLIAM MEAD, EDWARD H. MEAD
and DARIUS MEAD, composing the hrm OF Mead Broth.
cr. Plaintiffs against MARY = ThOltNE anu ChAhl1fsS
r. THORNE Jr her husband detendants suminons Trial
.,rsd I'm New YORK County TO the above Ell defendant
Von ave hereby summnnel complaint this
action apa 10 serve . copy OF the plsiDtn
within the service OF tbls
mons exclusive day Of and In OF your a
IRE IN appear answer viii be
by defanit for the relief demanded tho congratulated
April I5 1850: ,,,,, .,o,..,,,,u ,,,ro>,
Plaintiffs Attorneya Office and post oace address, No l2O
Broadway, Hew.York city.
To the dafendants; .. .
MARY g. THORNE and CHA ARIES r. THORNB IT.
Tha forU going served by pub
20 an ~ the Hon. THEODOhlC Il
kROOk the Court OF the state
of New York dated the 18th day OF June 1850 and he
with III. complaint Office IL the Clerk OF tho CITY ~
county u NewY0rk at the County Court House N the So
city oil New.Y ork.-Dstsd Newyork, June -. 1880.
DAWES WORK, MCNAMEE d HILTON,
Plalauns AttorpsyA Su2olawoWI"
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week thus far 500 head tire last week nsvv
head through 23 Market hrmtf Out no
QuotaD higher offerings mainly Fair % Medium ov N.Y.
Chf proportion stock saes Of Faif To Coco Nooi
sheep ~ - lOdsi Choice ~ 60nS4 10 Canaah LaDS
81 15a s 80 best grades disposed OF. A.,
total for me week I'M.
far 1OGg5 last week 1000 head con
slsrsd Market steady. with . faI nc
mand OF Light Mixed - 77 oS4 - Good y eheI'
YORK a. D5 80; Heavy and Medium, ~
LrFErY Penn. July l9CkrTfE keceiDtsSto hesil
Of through ana local supply far for yard sales selling Only
fairly at last weeks prices. -. o.-s.E
Hoes-Receipts 1000 head Philadelphia, 81 sOasS
Workers. - 65a&f 10. r..
sREEr-Receips 22CO head selling fairly at last weeks
uT3fea
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Dipi0en0 Noiires.

oFYIcE OF rHE BARBEK ASD WALKER SILVER MINING J
CoMFASY OP SILVER RgRR UTAH Drexel Building :
ROom 81, New.fork. July 10 ls3O.)
dividend NO. 2.
i y The regular MONTHLY DIVIDEND Of TEN CENTS
PER SHARE, amounting 70 Ten tbot5 SAND DO l.l.Al.S
la. been declared payable July E5 at The Mining ns Com
pany cnss the Esd and reopen ON the
10Th inst. a.,
carry over surplus OF $4,000 -,
Dg LACEY LoUCKs. Secretary.
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III, ,arst nresents generally quiet appearance but dur
-, 49, week goOI many horses have changed hands ts
compelled 10 repenish their STOCK
,ba sfage uues have ali bought more or less
and he truck men all over the city have Ionnd
~scancIes 10 I'll The weather has bern ~ VAIN
mai more horses than usual have boen nsed up
lie sales 80 far reported were Of about STEADY
tydrn La teuaency possibly the In buyers faNOr Inc
sight handsome little shetland Ponies imported wees ago.
.ts al sold e. A breeer at West Farm- this state Ihsy
were Al mares ranging from thirty seven 10 ortythree
inches IN height and showed every slgn u good STOCK Inc
.sng nrcr private Dut judging from the quality
Of the ponies they cheap al any figure below ~
Tor tine entire lot stecpe chaser belonging % MI
BsngeII IS at the United states bonded stables having
sr.ved By French steamer nom havrr. MT !. d DVuAy
ta of Of IL very fancy Coach HOrses Liverpool OF
ne SPAN which the only lot exported the past
wet