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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-04-15

A LITTLE Waterloo Sunday-school
miss was asked by her teacher: "What
must people do in order to go to
Heaven?" die, | suppose" replied
the little one. The teacher didn' t
question her any further.
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LEGAL.
Sheriffss Sale of Real Estate,

State Of OHIO, jackson County, s..
Court of Common Pleas.
King Gilbert and Warner Harvey Wells ct al
On Order of Sale.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuanee of an or5
der of sale issued of the Clerks ONCE OF sald
Court on the 2gth day March, A. D. 1880, and to
directed Sheriff OF said county, will 0ffer 1or
sale at the door the Court House. in Jackson, IN
said county, on
Saturday. May Sth, a. D. 1880, at o'clock PM
fed in the County of jackson and State of Ohio.to-
wit:
Lots number 535, and $50, including the new three
story iron front brick hotel also the south half OF
lots Nos. and 3I6, including one story frame
dwelling; the town of Welston, Jackson Coun-
tv, Ohio. $500. ,o,-
Appraised, 1st described at $780, End at 1925.
Terms of SALE cash on day of sale.
TO be sold as the property of Harvey Wells to
satisfy Judgment decree i'll favor of King, Gilbert
| & Warmer.
Given under mys hand this 9Th y day Of Of APRIL r A
| D. 1880. f. L. JONES, Snerln ., 80.
| E. B. Bingham, Atty for plf. aprs-5w
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Sale of Real EStat'

State of Ohio, Jackson County,
Court of Common Pleas.
James Mayhew. Admir- VS.. Elizabeth Farrar ct ais
In pursuance of an order of the Court of Common
Pleas of Jackson county, Ohio, win offer for sale at
public auction,
Saturday.. 4pril 17th, a. d. 1880,
at O'Clock p NJ. the door of the Court House in
Jack in said county, the following described real
estate situate the said county of jackson and state
of Ohio, to wit: ,.. tc>
Lot number forty-one (l), township number SIX S6)
of range number eighteen (S) of the Scioo Salt Re-
serve lands containing eighty (S0) more Or less
APPRAISED at 81. 100.
Terms of sale-One-third cash in hand, one-third in
one YEAR e-third in two years: deferred pay
ments interest," and to be secured by mortgage
on the premises sold. - z-,,,,x,,
Admir- of Geo. Stifiler decd
Moore & Atkinson, Att'ys.
mar18t4t
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CONNECTTONS- s.

AtCOLUMBUS, with Pittsburgh Cincinnati ana
St Louis Railway Philadelphia, Baltimore, w ash-
ington and New York. =. r.z o,a oil
For Chicago, Indianapolis and St. LOUIS ana All
For Cincinnati, Dayton and all points on LittleMi-
ami Division. So D.,
With Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for Chicago BAL
timore. w Washington Newark and ZanesyIile. -,
With Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and indlan,,
apolis Railway for Delaware Cleveland, Buffalo ana
points North. =. n ,o
With Columbus and Toledo Railroad for Delaware
Toledo, Detroit and the W est. - ...,;,.oo5
for London Springfield, Sandusky and Clnclnnatl.,
With Cleveland, Mt. Vernon and and columbus
Railroad for Cleveland and-Mt. Vornon ,,o co.
At CIRCLEVILLE with G. & NJ. v. RailW l0f
Lancaster, ZanesviIle, Washington G. H. and VIII
mington, Ohio. - =, :, =. ,.,o,,
Athens Cincinnati and intermediate points,
At Wayerly with S. S. II. Il. for Jackson. -
At PORTSMOUTH with Ohio River Steamers Tor
IrOnton, Pomeroy, Gaipolis, Maysyille and Huntns,
ton connecting at Huntington with Chesapeake ano
Ohio Railway for Chalosville Gordonsyillea and Kch-
| mond Va. JNO. y. AhCtEh, ". l. a.
| IL. L. MORRIL. Supt.
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''CAN that good little boy at the end
of the class tell what were the dark
ages of the world?" ''Yeth, shlr,
they was the ages before candles and
thpectacles were invented"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-04-15

AN old negro cook says: Sass is
powerful good in everything but chill
dren. Dey needs some other kind OF
dressing"
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WHILE man was singing, the 9TH
ar day, "There's Good Time Com
ing" another man rose and said,
Would you kindly fix the date?"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-04-15

MINNIE, | wish you would not give
milk to your kitten on the carpet;
Minnie -"Don't disturb her. She is
on her last lap"
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A LADY clerk in the glove store was
almost raving mad, when a fellow
came in and asked her if she had any
little kids.
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Dayton &FSOuth-E Eastern Railroad.
TIME TABLE,.


EASTWARD TRAINS.
HaiE-Ieave DAYTON As a.m., arrive Eastwood 5 %,
Harbne s 20, Beaver 2G, Xena 35, Xenia Jnnctlon
: 40 Monroe Siding S so. jamestown 9 10, Allentown
junction 80, Milledgeve 35, Fayette o. Masit-
inton 10 % Convenience 10 H. Fairview 10 21 Whet
stone 10 A. Austin 10 45 Frankfort 10 55. Musselan
Ii o. Slate Mills %, Chillicothe II 4O s. V. juno
tion IL A. ooo u;,-o bill :
Observation-Disclosures Dayton 90 p.m arrive Chlt-
licOthe 80 S. V. junction 30.
WESTWARD TRAINS.
Mill eave CbiIIicothe 80 prn arrive Slate Mills
AZ Musseman's 05, Frankfort 3 Is, Austin . 20,
Whetstone 30, Fairvew 45. Convenience 90 Nlen-
inCton 10. Fayete %, Milledgeyile 3D. Alentowl
Junction 40, jamestown 90, Monroe Sldlng o 20,
Vpnia function 35 Xenia ) 40, Beaver % Harblhe
6 90. Eastwood Is, Dayton 40. .t,-o
fccommodat ioA-Leave Chillicothe 10 am, arli'e
Dayton 10 40. ,,,, ,>-I, Doo;,-or
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To Teachers.

The next meeting of the seioto Valley Teachers
Ming on the 10th dry April $780, and CO III; TWO
days large a, tendance of teachers ~, I I the
ssrc, SHs nttrss is rSu,sI.sd, j. W. 10 $GBt N,
~S~S"s' PEesidelt OF tbe AssVcISl0sS
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SCI0TO VALLEY RAILWAY
TIME TABLE.
TOOK EFFECT SUNDAY, March II, 1880.

GOING SOUTH.
Erprcss-Leave Columbus 80 am: arrive cree Gree
Vile 43, Chillcothe IL 40, WaVerly Il Il p.''
mouth 10. .o c;ro1a,-i11n
MaiI-Leave Columbus 50 PM, arrive ~ in
East Frei gHt and daccomiaodation-Leave Chillcothe
5 50. am, arrive Portsmouth 10 55
GOING NORTH.
UaiE-Leave Portsmouth 80 am, arrive WaveriS-
81 Chillicothe 90, Circleyile 56, Columbus %
Erpress-Leave Portsmouth Z 90 m arrive Wayer- l
Iy p pm, Chiicothe 2S CirceV1lle 'o eol''iii
Fast freight and modation-Leayc PortSmoatmm n
3 80 PM arrive Waverly 50 p. M, Childcothe u
p.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-04-15

A WESTERN mother says her baby
will enjoy three hundred and slxty-six
holler DAYS this year.
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RAIL ROA u
AND CINCINNATI
R n i i T. O "a d.
THE rAB1E-Taking Effect Jan. e5, 1850.
TRAINS GOING EAST.


MaiL-Leaves Cincinnati 20 ann arrives L3yGiand ia M
IL Manchester "a Greenfield Il. Chillicothe lO j
Hamden II O6 pm, Athens II. Parkershurg IS
ST. Louis ETprc$s-Leaves Cincinnati 10 p.m a.,
riyes Loyeland 10 30 Manchester 10 81. Greenfield
II O7 am Chicothe u 81, Hamden u, Athens 29,
Parkersburg ) co.
TRAINS GOING WEST.
MaiE-Ieaves Parkersburgh S 90 am, arrives Ath-
ems 81 Hamden IL 90. Chilcothe II Is pm, Green.
field So Blanchester O6, Loveland 53, Cincinnati
20. =, i, IN - 49,
arrives Athens Il 90, Hamden Is am. Chillicothe
2 25 Greenfield 81 Banchester rs, Loveiand . Il
Cincinnati 80.
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MANHOOD; HOW LOST, how RESTORED!

Just publis a edition of DIR. CUL-
ESAgAyERWELL'S CELEBRATED ESSAY on
E24S4 the radical (withOut medfcine) OF Sper-
~ matorrhea Seminal Weakness, Imvolun7
+arv Seminal Losses, Impotency Mental and Physical
In MincanacitV impediments Marriage, etc. also Con-
smmntion Epilepsy and Fits, induced by self-indul-
pence or sexual extravaganza, etc.
The celebrated author in TINS admlraDe Essay;
clearly demonstrates from thirty years saGcessn @
may be radically cured without the dangerous use OF
internal medicine or the application of the knite
pointing a mode of cure at once simple certain
Ind effectua by means of which every sufferer, no
matter what his condition may be, may cure himself
cheaply. privately, and radicaHy -
rISThfs Lecture should be in the hanos OF every
youth and every man in the land:
Sent under seal in plain envelope, to any ADDRESS
receipt of six cts or two postage stamps
Address the Publishers, ,,-,c
THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL CO.,
Post Office Box, 1886. Al Ann ST. Ne" ork'
aprlty
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Notice lOT,w WINS lip Assessors.

The Assessors in the several townships in Jackson
County, will at the Aqaito' on g n IaSks9n,
ami in str,uStiUns, 4. ". PATIE Z. son,
- Auditor US Jack SU0 LUI01%
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Literary Revolution and
Universal knowledge

An Encyclopedia vo 10 per cent I no @ matter haa
some cloth for in half for ana p1eo s1H
ON fne heavy paper bound half Russ gilt top Tor
an enterprise extraordinary that its beyond all precedent IN book
publishing may fairly claimed to inaugurate Literary eiun % f Tho last
entire
ns79 Edinburgh edition "Chaber with about ~
of
ers thus equal in character to similar work beter IMAM
majority OF those who consult works OF
fnranc and altogether Encyclopedia the held
cimen WIN
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| Ipadno PRINCIPLES Of American Book Exchange:
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-04-15

Will keep hand large stock of Dry Goods Groceries,
Hats Caps Boots and Shoes all of which they intend sell
ing at Bottom Prices We will pay the highest price for
all kinds of Country Produce and solicit share of the pub
lie patronage We expect by fair dealing to build up trade
and cordially invite all to call and see
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H. G. MILL r,
GeneraJ Insurance Age71t,
JACKSON, OHIO.

I represent a number of st rong companies; have
heen in the business: and give personal
attention insurance of farm and town property, fur
mace nroDerty. merchandise, and other insurable
perty including lives of sound men, Special attention
will he given rs-clSS farm dwellings, for or
wears al low rates Call Office write, for terms
have calendars and botters on hand for free dfstri
bntion and vii. take pleasure i'll doing Iavos for my
friends in my line of work, whether my pa rons or
~ irdt ItAA'' 80 49, 11dec2jT9-6ml II. G. MILLER
, 1880-01-31
REAL ESTATE.
The following instruments wcro llcd for
record Friday, Jnt,. 10:

Ftcord tE1oHy, JNN, w.
CRY pnorxRTv.
Twcuty.sStt 1T. ~ T. 10 II " Ut Portland nv,
I, 2aIi2a Il. iml,r1tyeh, dated Jan. " Nv. III.
Rowland IL Wnnxu Erlt,.. 7m
ws;t S'1ss. ;S;s g.s y r It ESssy E1sss q Is
cassSas uIavo ~. ;.sar ihi.;:cia H.
:!txiI1 4, ;iatca Jan = taourgo scoslile " ,u,.
wsss N.esss"'h ii, y iis;; 2;: ''
4. !Wpruys: datcd Jun. u IT, +. butses IL J. ,ao
nas Chill If; Y 's XII .:;s;.
paa ". fte Il iif*sh i, / sxi Il III:
ptuyoa. dAted Jan. y tP.C. Johaassn to d. roo
Mulsisns, II !, cnr 1i Saf6oi,, L 4xi
if:,Mpi,'ssd, aatsG Jan. !: u. L. l'ouCoiytu :, I'm
yts{ ~ a,9i, ~ IA ;E:.; ~
jim i i. H. foaloly 10 JnlitI q. 'Il!a)...... sHs
vi. :.i sf; a. soa gs' i, Yf # S T. dsFriiss iis"S
rsissssi y, y Fsjio1 Tsi;s II '
W.T. IT, srs.a I col tc!:so aifos
asteI i'm. % (An'tss In thuHceFJ u barton s.,
ss \; a;s {i;;,i$s S$s;I s1
inaSiothl: ..:....:":.: 400
e9!,tS ss ST.! :: # snssn issisoa Il l:i
%i.sy Y: !; Si X%s;i.is / s1iDi '
dateti Ia,t. u taanluo J1i!ns.vn to Albert ~.,
stiiwausss ay ii Il ii SSo. L $Sx4 Ii,
datud jan. IL tchaTlos II. rnulz 10 Charles .>,
wss{ h5nIso II SSiso it'd iii.
plnlnut. t. IaIai Il, aaled Jan. u ilyHlan ~,
lta'ri to l.1shar u. lsradleyl.. &3s
wEsr or CRY LIMITS. wlTMlS 4 HAnius W sAvEs
NlLEH uY THE cOI'ttr lIOuHE.
Carroll uy, . " cor Of Wust F.rty.suuuul bLR
iaS1 coupSny % u join i;hiilIpsi N
, 1880-01-31

spttial Dispatth 10 Tht Chtedao Tribune,

ALBANY.
ArnANY JaI, d NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~; t,.s
wMrk IrT;, MrrEnt ruiett nSt viii n }H;nsn inst
i'm T.,l,ttnH III hus1nUss II flinr M in IL 1EsMtnts
tjftnnIl and IA tnntin iii of iNcrnnte ed Wnu,:
ryGr.iUsfns b1TetB md tf0 1njcs 10 New Y,rk tos
jniErH wiin tnk snynnI InuhHs bn.trs n fspeeu'
inrf Tim nntfslnntp,I incrensn in petra ~, e.
mg tbuSuh ,t uMotaby iuwcrt ynIue. war; ~ fss'.
iiMetuans doiIy tsu,tK cousi4nnSnis npSo sxss
M, shoep ii IInited rensest nt III gjsic tnhHee Heet
dull Ana nqtn'nn'lY bA@7o for common u sSGsn.
WgAtlyr c1l4er. ..m-
OhEssEb ll9nh1Vttlfmef ~ UGSie;
~ ths htsteIh dssoe1u!H 31t*ts
ALBANY, Jun. observation-disclosures, cs t.n
agHtnst dS last ~eeft markot quist, mpak, md IA.
HIEEF A ND I.AMns-ReceIpts. 124 carsi inereu.n,
4aD hcRd QveF last 1cakt pFces both for uheep snS
lambs unchanged. e~
NEW TOnK.
Hrtv vnnu Inn aa.f,vrvrs-,orotn+. en
kot sl0w, vi Dhruly sustained nEjccs fir ruud IT
prime seest; "t,d REDUCTION u n'ht per head Vi
1etliin! ma in'F grades' conn1 ~ KOyd a.ecn
It'll II ri oim,1ft 1S n stSors shat eoss I'LL n Mn hsa %sa
shiptens to.syi tg.merfoss Steamers n ssts aa,S Il
, ys, w. auanof1 9f 19et, i;o Sascnsses a. q mutton
nn'i III urnrtnrs ~ ~ hnnf a enreMssGs ~ - M7s tntts
"I Ht,Hrr i ifs"cnfs lin, norkat c.tronsv aru
prIces fraction lower fur ali except prime Teihers
and nttMber ef cMEl0alN Ordinary tG fnr shCeu III.
sold, tMr to cho!ce ahocp, gAsG23; ent-lUtd q
, 1880-01-31

Nxw ynuw. Inn. .al-GuAty-Wlnta rhoo, pre,,td
.s .,i. ~" ~ 49,. -. ~ , ~ ~ tasi,. t,a
Tor aale. mo aecilaea ao9et a6so peF pu' eaut'k
flt0r liberal ttadu III tlB export tHteref clle'
@ w", ~ xsa nlaae ~, ,1.pH.t nrsR,ae
ne' 'eal tHe aAs, Sto.s t4'e 4t'" NY 49, ~. ,,
trt!lo. and prices rallied nbout Nc lnr p co1ln9 stsa
y HpFlns wheat quiet At tho cose md quoted NeaAer
70 :hsoos' na No. -. s'o;s, ,t.,
actIyo, eerly d"l,ycfca xennraliy higher; uev rtvp
showing an u1rrosomont " 'asle nu oh Ver! .Ea,
onerngs. tins checking buslness; options UpeRea
arm. and closed irregular, mud rpnerpl,y shade
ntan,,.r, ,,i.wI ,va.Isr,, r1ElNic Nvn yut offered
e'uapott 4 'Apn ust ts, s ~ .ssn Ish mnder.
nto inquiry nutes. Outs more nuught for nnd quoted
y trii, n,mnr ti,o,ut c1nx1pu rvttcr ensiaft ka3
",,...a. - .an '.as .ss. ~ .eus4 ~esss ~''
CnlcnKos AhoaFs *sacs III.
ltnOr1gloER-lf0E pt6ttxct9 ruling lower ana wiz
,w i, tha n,,.tnr nrn. ma. n,+rnct ~. iess niten.
VIZ ~ 'na , Wnut ~ ,tn IL = rais,,, ~ lis uEtitn
@ ms ~ r. f. r. III III Mste
ME- "a i9s iAis ~ Ahf III neaH s III
@ y asEsnes s l0HH SieaEs s,1.ap @ III ,.srs il
wv aS|re, ~ ~ ~ LII inr, u ErriA
t9S .nt24n hH0 ~ ia! fHGGueist Fly tuM1H5! xiii
1n;t sinr katH aT% ''S"t @1"t'a' s'''N~"SS '
Hss.ys ~ Mny ~ t.r demand a. ,n.b,ooad pr,ctst
wes tetn' igisse. lar 3s"'~"" w 1As"a1S'4
auaAitsM!nW partially ssTlSctet 9Iosea as, ~ Ii
9'!!9Eh ,uvx-nuu,.rn
, 1880-01-31

IOthl.. $40 lA4f& 4]-S
CATrI.E-A larger volume Of Balos Mns accom-
plishod yostatlay All classes Of buyoB took hud
SFray thnn on tho dAJ befure. md nj tho docsno
then noted thu nurkes ruled steady. Tho fnct thut
the receipts woro lea. than nlf atRp for Thurs
day lod to Increased AranosA AlIpnx hulefs. and they
mRdo atyona atteHlpt Ia advance pnces. but there
~ora TOO many ata.o catt.a In the ynrds, and they
unsuccessful tho duys sAlos showing no apprus
clahle change. The GHurln24 embraced very feH
s4trn beeyea. and with perhnps = haf-dozen OK
cep,lon1 nothing so!a ADove &IA Most Ut tho
trading At prices ranging below $ll-the bulk Ut
HUGH 20 for fAr II ctI0icB shirpn1 socrs and ut r. ~
AU fur bAtehcrs stuck. Thure Woro salos OF Atock-
ers at T. aks3 The mnrkot clused tr. Not all sold.
QUOTATIONS.
Extra nDeeves-flrnded ssSers, w0iah!nR 1ED
~ Anu upWnf1t. ,&aU1aU
EAUc1 lteUyHA-tanG, fht, Hlll-furnOl BteoT7,
MOlxhlHR 1tan 70 l+9 9na.....-.....,-.....$ $b01{76
GH0A Observation-Disclosures RtuDTS, weigh.
INK LEU IL ,1U 4ltf1N
MDdluM t}sAAe9-5teDr1 In fAsr Hush, WnHhs
Ing l.N1 - t,EU 1Ta24U
untuhern' Stock Poor u! C0mMOH 6toofp and
cun1u0n 10 choice rnxH. for city slaughter.
weighing MI ~ LOU ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hs. 2&4lO
i asO9sa 70
Ssils and scsWax ssSsrs, ...',.....,,..s., aoQa&s
yORly upr i'm mr. TixaA rs
, 1880-01-31
Tho following shows tho receipts and ship
cnta nf Hllnat Mt nQfntA unnlcu YeStHrsiuY:


Total, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. I8,HI EUH
Tho receipts at the tlyo lnlaud points nggrc-
gnteu 1000 bu, and tho shipments II QUO hi.
The following WIS the produce movement re-
ported from New York ycstor1lay: liccetpts-
Flour, 72253 brls; wheut, 40 bu; corIl, l0,500
bu; uuts, 1920 bu; corn-n.cal, Go pkga; rye,
l,u0 bu; barley, 100 bn; mnlt 1900 bu pork, l7B
bris; beef, .,s05 brls: cut ncn.s, 4,7N pkgs;
lur.l, 1881 tcs; whisky, 20 brls.
Exports for twenty four htsnrs-Flour, 5000
brs; wheat, 4D00O bu; corn, 00.o00 bu; rye 81, ,00
bu: barley, 4o,00o b,s.
Tho Now York Produce Exchange Weekly gives
tho following na tho visible supply Of xraln On
tho t1Ates nulnel:
, 1880-01-31
Z ss"',l1tj; ,,ts, tj;;s 4 : Il :'t,',.t 3s9r;

Hhntt fibH, ao,ler Marcfi, cIpacd Mt fGt0. Long
clears quoted A s22f !ouus md Ht!2s hnxed CMm.
bs.!nnds E17o 6oss onE sat b, hsHs 1sa asSsqt
aEet grncn hams. ean!e avn!nRcs eat@7oi do holleF
Mnrch, BJ@&tHc, grcen ahnnldvrr. SNn:
BhcDh pllutSd II tdfy{G for shnul1orS 7373c for
shprt ribi. 7Aa far ehort clears p4s'4o for hams
uiiEAHE-Wast ttilc at 69G.4c for rhta. eAQ5fo for
Rnad yellow. and +{6t5o for hFOwni country dl wns
uuniGA At 6Xdt{o Tor whltc, 10 for yoflow. md NO
fur 1tuwn.
for cxtrn nicss, ind l4lD5 Il.k0 fUr INNS.
.TALIDW-Was quoted atuaJ'&o fur city and $1,000
for Country.
, 1880-01-31

ST. LOUIS 4 SAN rnAsc1sco.
Es, 3s 4; ss;s j: # a$ |ss |ss @ 2
uASSlDAI ST. josErM.
gsr ~ xsss # s3 ts}s }'ss IT, 'ss s
a correspondent ut tho ncnvcr Tribune gives
M encouraging report Of the development OF
tho Hack Hills country f1e snys tho ycar ls'p
has bgcn unc or unoSumplea prosperity In tho
Hills. The only set.lack was tho t1ro IN Dnnd.
wotxl on Sept. ~, which swept tho business por-
tlon of tho town nnd destroyed nlnny residences,
cntuiiing loss Of over $",0000O. Dcatlwoosl Is
now rebuilt better than before. During tho
pnst ycnr 40 Btn1mps havo been n.alcl. making
1,2OO stnmps set tp. most Of which arc III stesidy
operation. In addition thero arc 3h stamps On
the gro,lnt making over 1,50o stamps In opcrA-
ton cary ~ 1880. Tho bullion shipments Of tho
year foot up about $4,o00,00o. There hns not
Dccn n single fAiluro III mining operations.
Several railroads tirO pushing for tho Hills,
During thu yenr n flno silver mill has been put
IN upcr1ltlon Mt Galcnn, ten miles from
nentlwood, nnd is turning ont bullion 1t
tho rate Of frnm $4,000 10 $4,000 per month.
Another silver mill lsnoarly rc,sly for the Snow.
storm Mine, on Dnld Mountain. nnl still another,
to cost 7UoO, Is under contract for tho Portland
Mine, IN the euHlo locality, Although notnbly
gold country, tho number and richness of tho
silver discoveries 9ve promise TINT silver mining
will take Il prominent rink In tho Industries OF
tho section. Six daily papers nre published In
tho Hills md one weekly. Tho correspondent
cscs his letter thus: "1t, short, tho Nnck Hills
country Is steadlly md rapidly advancing In pro-
dnctlon, In tangible wealth, In permanent porit-
intIpr, II, rcgnrh FOR Inv md order, IN education
aud religion. Elegant homcs comsuo.llnus
echool houses. md new churches show that tho
people hnvo como hero to stay, not to ca,np."
f.nttou nnrf,rtl firm nj H. 16c for MNrcl md
, 1880-01-31

1I00 PHoDUCrs-Woro net,vo In the aRgregnto
md rathuf uoak with an unsettled feoltnz during
grcat part Ut tho pessn, Tho TGceta Ut hugs
Tho tncrsase, though not argo ycauTlny expect
I'd. IND Liverpool was dull On product. though re-
porting neAts vi higher Tho ropurtad failure 0t
operator on tho long stdo Of Irk brought uut Ruud
mnny offerings, partly by peopo whu lid not cnra to
nIuk8 further Tespunya tu tho calls fur tnarKlns
which ns0 BEEN nunuEous Of atc, ahd ~uro ~ yes+
testay morning. 1t wua stated tlat must Ut tho
cent dumAnd for Uxpurt nloatA wnS to I'LL short aalus
nude tho otspr aldo Ut tho Atlantic, and that buy
crs for consumption arc Btlll allow,
Hpuclu reporix ~ thu Cincinnati rics Current shoH
tho number Ut hogs pmcked vt tho aforementioned
, 1880-01-31
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following were tho receipts and shipments
OF tho leading articles uf produce III th!s city
during tho twenty four hours euding at O'Clock
Friday muruiuR:
, 1880-01-31
Western Buyers Not Operating
Heavily.
Government Bonds Duu-Foreign Ex.
ohange-Discounts.
Tho Produce Markets Nervous
and Irregular.
A General Decline. but All Close Fifmcr


ntnra nrn not }1,yfnu hp1rl1y, md fN tllEt hive
rocn scli,no rrrclv lin 1nst two or three DAYS
1'r,aos hovo nav rroctcd n po,nt where tbe
.etoo1r o,,voncc ~ Inst yrar cannot bo cxpecttd
~ ,ocur nnwrworIi ,,i,ci,o,fons ns we'll ns I'm.
,vn,1 M ~ In rrnrctei. nnh instcn,, Of tho
whnlc nnortct ming ono wuy, different stocks
Wi move INDEPENDENTLY Favorable ncws with
rewhr,, 10 curuinga or consultations viii send
ono stock IN. while uufuyprublo deyctOntnents |
unr4]tnu annther will nut II down, The public |
havo mt tho control OF this market
thov bna last yenr, and they EVIL !
,1unt1v rcal,ze that fact. with regard 10 tho pres-
cnt market, somo shrcwd observers havo |
fnrnc tbo t,pluiou that inallors ure selling nil
tho atncls thc mnrknt viii take. TO supnort |
ths t,to,v fhcv 1,oi,,t 10 tho larpc yp!,,tn., Of
trnnsac,tona in ,ii,Ycrent STOCKS without my !
,nntrr,nl ride Tho correctness Of this view can
1,c scttlcd nnlv nv tho result.
Tho only considerable advances ,yero made
by Eric, tho coal stocks. unt bloomington 4
Western, Erie common opened ut 40A, sold
down 10 4oH. advanced to 4TA, and closed at
AK. net rnin of III. Tho preferred made the
an,nu ndyunce 10 rslk, af,cr selling ut 7sAs and
rtk. The iur9cst Rulr, In tho call stocks was
made hv RrnIlne. which t,uctuatcd between
Rgx md Ba,. and closed at gg,;. II Ra,,l Of III.
Dclnwnrc l. Hudson sold ut Il anl Il, ant, closed
at f0.,, an advance Of H. I.nckawannu went as
hIoh as 87,t, but closed ut sS4. Jersey Central
nf1er ro;nr I'm 10 81 closed with net ratr Of A,
mt xet, Indianapolis, Bloomington l. Western
modc l4. 10 +3a. burlington l. Quincy nude !,
to Hs: Michigan Central X, to viz; Lake Shore
X. to lo3E: Northwestern Il, to pDI; St. Paul
prrforrcl x, to l0l,S; Alton y, to lus; Ohio l.
Mtss!sslppl Il, to 3lsi; Cleveland, Columbus,
Clnciunnti & Inuia1muo,s x, to IL; st. Joe Y, 10
4OH; tho preferred =, to siA; Atlantic & Pacific
u. tn ~. Northern pucIllp preferred V, 10 Is:
Ccntra. Pacific 4, to 4k; Ohio s. Mississippi
preferred +. TO 0aa;.
Manhattan lost !, to Go.S: Stonx CItv " 10
, 1880-01-31

In tho end certain to reach high-wntcr tnark.
Whether this water n,atk Is distant by months
or ycnrH Is an open question. Thoru IL ovcry
rcason to bc!Eovo that tho market hns not fcnchcd
It yet, nntl thcro Is every probability TINT II
won't rcnch II for some time to comc.
In tho Ncw York outside market on Tuesday
nclvcr l. lilo Grnndo rose from Il to 10, md fell
I'll to E1Ii io cxtc,sion subscriptions wcru 10
premium, paid md bid. TcxAs PacAo was 4oA
40; Flint t. paro Marquette sold At 1B6bisAO
ls!s; md Atnntiu Il Grcat Western was quoted
rather lower, say IT,
Tho gross earnings Of tho burlington, Cedar
Rapids & Northern halfway Company for tho
week ending Jar. sf, 1890, wcro ${ee5a.f1; eamo
week Inst year, $en,o97tEl; tncrcAsc. sS0,8l.A.
The eRrntnBs OF tho Atchison Nebraska
nailrond In january arc: .
Fifst ttttk Second irsfk.
1891 .f2JD ti5Is6
iYV OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES t,ttl HuG
tncrcnss G17G5 1,.1i
The gross cnrnings Of tho following rnilronds