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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-08

The changes of commerce that destroy and build
up cities rapidly almost like the visions of Alladus
golden lamp, find another exumpar in the seeming
great prosperity Of New Orleans. not only present,
but still greater in the near future. Mar-woril--
-plague-striCkcn --shc like Pho
Xix, revives aud presents u busy scene ui wealth.
producing industry But amid il all stands Tn"
Charity Hospital, which nepcndr its existence
and every ready means uf dong good IN the
revenue II derives from the sale vi the tickets VI
the Louisiana State Lottery Company, whose
drawings monthly afford an opportunity 10 WIN u
fortune For further information apply Ia NJ. \.
Dauphin. New Orleans. In. same person ~ No.
3lg broadway, New York City.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-08
ODESSA.
Special Correspondence of State journal.

Special Correspondents OF State journal.
ODESSA, July 3.-W. G. Tyson, fireman on
the steamer Clio, while oiling the machinery
his hand in the works and cut the end from
the fore finger of his left hand. After the
boat arrived at this place medical and surgi-
cal treatment was administered by DIR. William
N. Hamilton, and the patient is doing well.
Much sickness prevail at this time among
the town folk, the physicians being at a
greater strain Of effort than for a long season
past. ...
The Clio meets the Republic ON Monday to
proceed to Cape May. 4 large company is
expected to participate.
The fzz and crack of fire crackers has
begun. Hurrah for -. .
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-08
OBXTU4RY.
~. j. Murphey. br., Esq.

I! he announcement of the death of D.
]. n lurphey, Jr., ESQ, Young member
of th bar of this county, at his fathers
residei ,ce, in Newark, will be shock to
his man friends in this city.
Mr.. ATrrpney was about 20 years OF
age, and had been two years admitted to
the bar, having studied law under Anthony
Higgins, ESQ, of this city. He recently
married IL daughter of the late Jesse
Sharp, and was well known in social
circles in Wilmington. He has been IN
failing health for some time, but his
friends hoped that he was recovering since
a trip South with his wife.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-08
NEW CASTLE.

Special Correspondence OF State journal.
New CASTLE, July 1.-The Board of Educa-
ton of this city held their regular monthly
meeting on Tuesday night last, President
Gray in the chair. After the transaction of
the usual preliminary business the report of
the late examination of teachers was pre-
scented, when on motion the Board proceeded
with an election of applicants for the ensuing
year, resulting in the reelection of all the
present subordinate teachers, but the election
of principals of the male and
female grammar schools was postponed for
two weeks. The following committees were
then appointed: On teachers Messrs. Gray
Scott and Ferris; on finance, Messrs. Rodney,
Herbert and Ferris; on textbooks, Messrs.
Brown, Scott and Ferris; on school property,
Messrs. Brown, Herbert and Wilmot; and the
visiting committee for the month, Messrs.
Herman and Riley. After drawing orders for
the payment of sundry bills the Board then
adjourned for two weeks.
Dr. Ferris of this city has taken into part
nership with him in the drug business his
son William, and on and after to-day the trim
will be Charles L. Ferris Il Son.
Joseph p. Pyle, ESD. son of Sheriff Pyle,
and ono of the recent graduates of Delaware
College of class of so, has been entered rs a
student of medicine in the University of
Pennsylvania. He will pursue his studies
under the direction of DIR. Black, of this city,
between the course of lectures.
NEW CASTLE, June Z. The Registrar yes
tertlay admitted to probate the will OF John
Steck, late of Wilmington, deceased, and
granted letters Parliamentary unto John Steck
Jr.. Joseph Quantrell and John Greener, sol
and son-iii-law of the deceased, and executors
named in the will.
The Ciyit stopped here this morning fol
the first time on her Cape May trips, and tool
about half dozen people on board.
The steamers RybOM and Perry met here
yesterday afternoon and exchanged passen'
gers and freight, the former Immediately
returning to Philadelphia to take the place ol
the Cly'lf to-day.
The schooner Mary Q. HoJson is in port
it is said to take on load of timber.
The Delaware Iron Works suspended opera
tons on Saturday last, for one week, to Civ,
their employees the opportunity of celebrating
the Fourth and also to overhaul the machine
~ and clean up generally.
Our Public Schools have closed for tn
regular Summer holiday.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-08

Mrs. Bridget Reynolds, residing at No.
800 Lombard street, died very suddenly
on Sunday about noon. A CoroDer's in
quest was held on the same.day to ascer-
rain the cause of death, aud it was found
that paralysis was the disease. Mrs. Rey-
nolds had reached the ripe age of So years.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-08

The Democrat, columbus. Ohio, in speaking of
Warmers Sale Remedies, says "Testinonials
not numbered by hundreds but by thousands. are
in the hands of H. II. Warner u Co. all furnishing
ample corroborate evidence that AZ curative. for
specific diseases for which recommended are an
unqualified and pronounced success"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-08
SperiaI Bnttfea.

A CARD-TO ALL WHO ARE SUI
IN FERING FROM NERVOUS WEAKNESS
early decay. sc, Will send receipt that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy wss
discovered by missionary in South America, SEND
asslf.aidressed on velope to the REV. JOSEPH a
INMAN. Station D. New YORK City. lanlbeodawl
DRESCRIPTION FREE. FOR THE
Il SPEEDY CURE of nervous debility, loss OF
vitality, and all disorders brought on by indlscfe
ton or excess. Any druggist haa the ingredients
Address DAVIDSON Il co
ny;ieodawtv M. n Nassau straAt NEW Work.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-08

Actors NUcalists, Public speakers recommend
HALE's HONEY or llOREHuuND AND TAR.
PIXIES nOOTHAunE DnnPs Onrt u one Mlmllt.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-08
.5Gs NEVER FAILED

n EaO To z. v EN AEEED
,.'.cii Used according to the printed directions
iaelosing each bottle. and is perfectly SUE epes
IA he mes. inexperienced hands.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-09-17

The speaking Of the campaigning
party last Saturday at Pickcns was
done in drcnching rain, and The all-
ticnce held ont to the last. With
such spirit as this the Democratic
party will be hard to conquer.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-09-17

Henry kohn in his new advertise
ment to-day extends Il hearty
"invilc" 70 all t" come and visi' his,
Emporium cram jam fair Of rev
goods just bought for the fall and
winter trade. Come in! come in.,
why will We Lot hr clothed?
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-09-17

The bird law expired on Wr.'nr~-
day. The Shot @lIn policy viii Mow
be carried out hy the boys an, sports
men generally with v,.ng"HEvc.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-09-17

See advertisement Of Mr. j. w.
Mosclcy i'll another column. He has
fine lot of horses for sale
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-09-17

Mr.. u. w. Bull, is running and
10 cts package dray for the accommo
dation of the public.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-09-17

On Tuesday morning LITTLE child
Of Mr.. w. Il. I.ightfoot hyc! lis hanh
severely hurt by Il window sash fall
ing npon it.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-09-17

Mr.. W. NJ. Sain is Offering very linr
stock TO buyers. Now is the tilnr 10
get Il horse.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-09-17

Aiken is Keeping in ur:inn With
other Counties hy organizing =;
graded school. When will Orange
b,lrg'S time come.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-09-17

The organization OF the Demo
cratic party in this County is com
plctc. All that is necessary iuy -ur-
cess; is for every man 10 ,io his duty.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-09-17

Mr. =. G.. Cannon informs lis that
he is selling tin ware - Yer cent less
than any other house in town
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-09-17

The health and beauty Of chiiIrcn
can he restored hy giving them Shrn-
er's Indian Ecrmil'llg" to Kill The
worms that larkrn their complrxini.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-09-17

Mr.. Is. Frank Slater is back from
his Western tour, havin" purchased
for the Orang"hurg market II fine lot
Of horses and bugGirS.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-09-17

Don forget that +. +. Slater has,
Il lot of fine horses which he is Offer
ing very low.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-09-17

\ ii.s'-r'a-s Iotrl, located IN the very
hear; OF tharlc>ton's fashionable rromcn-
adc, King street, nearly opposite the Thea
trr, and convrn'cn, to business Terms
S2rcr day.
GEO. W. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
B. f. HEvlLLE, Superintendent
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-09-17

The Lutheran Ladies' Society have
decided to have their Fair in the
third weck in October. prnNimo.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-09-17

In our next issue We expect to pub
lish IN article from Il rnrlr.prnd,nt
on the growth and business anh pro
grcss Of Oranyrhurr.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-09-17

Cooks and house servants arc
scarce. The, have long since hand
"d i'll their designations 20 90 into The
cotton fields.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-09-17

G. ID. kortiohn is selling oiral cost
to close comsigunlcntS. Go carl for
bargains.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-09-17

We hear Of much sickness through
out the County.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-09-17

The sore eyes is IN epidemic in the
community ut this time.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-09-17

Remember the Dime Entertain
mcnt next Thursday night.
During the recent cold spell, fires
have, ut times, been pleasant.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-09-17

Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
in "W!NE OF CkRDUI"
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-09-17

There is something talismanic
about the red shirt. 1t is recognized
rs the emblem of our dclvcrancc
from Radicalsm. Let us see to il
that every man wears 1t on Ilagood' 5
day, Oct. Dist.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-09-17

For aa,c by Dr.. j. G.. Waunanal>cr
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-09-17

"W!NE OF cARDuI" for Ladies only.
For sal" by DR.. j. G.. ailiainal
o.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-09-17

Consignccs for goods remaining in
$. c. Il. II. depot for week ending
sept. 18th, 1880:
w a Johnson, j Jones ~ Co., Il
McCord, ii l. Taylor, w Il Phillips,
j L Way, j + Kiscr, A II Riley, j
\ Riley, III johnson, w O Living
ston, j } Way & Co, II w IIcancr,
} VI Hughes d Bro, II + Way, I j
Foglc j y Riley, PIP Shulcr.
All parties having freight rs above
ar" notified to remove it at once or
there will he Il charge for storage.
We are paincd to chronicle the
death, on Monday, OF Mrs a. L..
Fielder, at her home in Lower -.
Matthews. She was sick only Il few
days, and ahc s;,i intelligence will h,.
Il shock To her friends throughout The
County, who loved her for her MANY
virtues She WAS Il consistent mem
Der Of the Ncilrndi:t Churrh, and
died IL the rulnrSS OF the faith. Sh
leaves 4 loving husband and several
litilr children to mourn her loss. t"
whom w. extend our warnirSl sym
pa>hy in their sore bereavement.
May they tinG III" constellation which
r.. /.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-09-17

Z nHl prcHn"EIi 10 %lapnl,
Families with The celebrated! philad,l-
rhia lamrnsnc Lager Eyrr by The Dozen
cheaper than Charleston market. At
Wallace tannon'> old Stand.
j DEE ANDRWS, Ast
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-09-17
The O1angebu1.g Tim G
L O @ A L

FhS Orange burg linn q
=-- =z --=-.--
j. q G A L
.@-------------------
Remember the Dime Entcrtain-
mcnt next Thursday night.
have, ut times, been pleasant.
~, : t7'n-=-.
- '''>
community ul tillS tlllic.
w ,.
.:, ~
The Lutheran Ladies Society have
.,:.,
--,,., I -,->'.
See advertisement Of Mr. j. w.
Mosclcy in another column lie has
-
Mr.. p. w. Bull, is running u and
10 cts package drav for the accomno
dation of the public.
Don't forget that +. +. Slater has
Il lot of fine horses which ne is offer
ing very low.
.,,, -, go .
"'.' va '''''''''' Nv 'h' 'ii'S'
, 1880-10-02

The Quiet Why III Which Two Old
Gentlemen Discussed Eso ltIcHs
Iii lSLeld

Gentlemen Dlheuh*eti L'o tiles.
Ittru'e,im 3Forld.
Grandfather Lirkshing!a and Deacon Ral-
spinner, twu putrtarel,s III this community,
were walking tluwh thu street together yes-
teytlny. II WAS re,narkctl tint two slcl, yci-
cradle mon were not very Often Aeen tt,-
gethrr, and people raised their hats to tlleu
us they passed ut0ng ului spuke IN them roy-
crently.
''Tlierc's entirely too much bitterness In
this campaign, DenroM,'' said slr. Lick
shtngle, ''atu regrGt II exceedingly. Now,
when we W,iz young men, and tNOk Ill lnter-
esL I. po!,tlcs, W. ad nol'e Ut tl'is 'ero ovcr-
"lndecst VIZ hadn't" ncpuLesccd Deacon
1tatspinl!cr. ''Tnkt Jackst,n's Cn,l,lIttlGil for
INSTANCE. TlIere ,wltz Il lively Interest taken
by hot'l parties, but tl'ere was ln,ie OF yer
bnllyraggi,' llke'wu sen i9wadays.''
"buI between yo4 .utlh nIu l never thought
much of .Jacksosl.' 49,, ).
.sn;ll'. Glle y %us mighty good m4n, Lick
"ilu i'll ,l.tcls and rim oif witt, another
mans wife. lie WAS small POTATOES culll-
pare.l TO sn,,lc lltn w lMse now. Dtueu.l."
"Mh9 d'yu itan 7" delna1lticsa the jcucou.
"Gar'leld BY ilaugeu. You know mighty
well, LlcksliInElt, fle G0ultll't have lirtll
'lectsl ''oE-reevs In l'lll town In jarkson's
files n darn sight better man t.,uu Hail.
cock: who dorsn't Iilow notl!iil; about puiit-
ical buslIless."
"Gv SLOW. L!ekshlngle, 60 Slow" said tho
DcacnlI. somewhat agltutcn.
torted Llekshiusia. rs lis 1 sta6Ss.l " tho }avs.
nl.Mt sp!,efully with his hlcknry rIl,se.
~ ,"llancoeks e. sto"Ehtol'.bottle, s'mt's what
s"Xn' what's uarilrlde Great gins, w!,at's
Gartiell? Didn't hU lay Cil..slt.jt,l,l s"rt
of u pavement aruiIlh the Capital lltl ctluFgo
, 1880-10-02


FLnEll-Whs IN thcF moro active. chcay in the
Inter rhst Of tho scs1ion and guatud hrn nOtwith.
standing tlio caslcr focislE In wheat 1haru wax u
tnr demand ls'r export IN bagged lota HaIea were
rppafgd Df kn bTls mint0rs At &SiAtafOt 3IUO 6rls
douhs e1ifns partly At HIS, with $7.Ia9731I3 TOT
palen!.' a'a ~ bFs no grsdo al s9M Tolai, :,acs
1la. Export AnurA quNtsd ut fJ.kaA7b for good
tn ehoco extrus. and &sA9 for rye Hour.
urnEn nlsltsAIsrusys-yete in good demand and
alel'"nssa, saios w9re u farh hrnn Ut Sl1dk7il
sao bra corn'mcal on private tosns. coarso corn.
mrai was n",nlnai ut sla u INF ION on track.
sVttlSN WlIEAFWas t7itlles lrsA actss and es,ler
Mrtlnna 4sa{o frun tho latHst prtcos Ut Thurbday
Tl!e l!stisll markets wsrg qunea ktrnx, with an ad-
rnncE tenduncy. h0h In clly anl country, nad nut
receipts wsru aRatn s,nh. but With nDne inspected
Aut ut stnr.. Huw York aIA., waa eascr tnaaihIy fnr
tIaS reHtn t.ul tho ylsnnA Of war In tho Old World
brought = taw sslEin. rars feu1s tho seaboan, and
that ten'tst t" weakuM tls market, but t.ls deal
,t, y fnt1,ss sSseno1 t. bs csy tosn Ihso
;s ;: s ;ss
!s iur ssse.ioa tas @ vs. s.ohs hats atnt shat tas j
'i;s: sSs;s !: sss' n !:
e. ss ss u f. ,sr ssS "a SSssSss S a Issa %ssa 4
" MSYasst ,!ts s,:s; ss,lsf ths MSh 5anssd
asiss i ~ i';.sy ss!sF III
n sSs 'sss III. nsiy SSI 1ns Y s ofS* ssS5
si ii SS II ss*, ~ ~ sejssss = u st as
~ y tss 'sS a.s ssrs ~ ~.
H. s0s"a + VI Il ~: :Ss .s N.
NV" Ys ,.,t. se.ut r. Ms' S.osea 4 s q !aatrs
il. l. honsus, 4nd lvlalnaiiy ah5,ut ri fuf Nufshsss
EFpsls, 1usvAn aid 81 tus rub bflest vi axkfuxntUui
$na r. "hsr po,.ns. Y. S"ly nodsfts hsI9 n9
u llAJ IN No. tvd ii tbssat 15u 6u i1ng' 'hsfttsd
do 9t GStEu, ~ hn M: 3st ~, 31 bu do fln fuI.
~; M Ynt iS1 n NJ A. u Na Iyls!, s1j 6u.
cluslnR uny ltc talo. tsu tatcst ttcs Of Thur.sy.
l1rer,a1t wt* quoted s!FonH snd l.uadOI ~ gfles
.alasa the n'arket u sn,npettIlon via wea.nyss in
isr4u dulysitss III The aftss,s,ur. i luso ii siIJ
Sisa"a .Sish .e tl. "t H. s'fs as M ooks4 fa
taet thst iho Ela,n delivered ~as saksn
BY p4TtlGs who intend to ship IT, sud was nut nut out
aEain Carrier. wxrs encouraged hJ iAo situation 70
ssk further nSuneu ln lakp fse!ghs wh!ru .hlppets
wrf1 sluw to cuhCs1r. hut he{ bought ltp4Iy, The
traatl1 III fnsurcs ~ss fIr in yoluv. rhthct 1arxo
Halt VI u tony4siiuy IL turning over QGiohae l4tg
, 1880-10-02
ROWING.

For ThA fhtesI5b frltine.
0ut m the wntiilgrful EeM Ut IfU,
In days Ut sunshine tlr tInyH Of strife,
With frAll wullk hMtiu. 1t; GkIt, mud How
VI the hokle tide. niy bout ruw.
Once, when u st0rtn sWeut nvcr tho tDa,
AuFpss tho LArllneX6 tficrH FiIil,st IN tuB
4 EIttl brave tniee. " rull Of cherr
NY soul lot KIAtiAeHx 6tnMl still To hcNr.
Then up to the IL III my llttlo raft
IiiGrc cAtan up gMyly stranger crHft;
Thu oarsiAn smiled liz Ae aalu TO ms:
- Tho skiea nre dark hn,l tho Winds nre rough.
HGrU III my bout there IL rt,utn enough;
tHNlIu IN my heuri-uill InY hlaIrt IL true,
Trust hit to Hittt asl tho starnls for yulI,
3" We VIII rcat at tho iHlaIIds ns wp 10;
W1 Will gather the fa,tl'st tluWtt8 that KrQws
All pertMialta rAru, and swttt, uuii ntle,
TIC 1rlXhlebt 1pwola Ut Aea or tnl.it,
"shat 10 ya.lEs Y w, Will lwil! make tho days
blest rusluHlng Dt lhte anh prnisa;
ana n1lrth. ln0 Milse. AtIA uIl ltlIKAta
ehA!I I'LL atio K!'uldcn tho uufktst night.
-, Lay down your aarsl lie It mine to R..ti!aI
StFlIEB1e no lnllgar with wind ultd tllpl
Happy and fair sta,l thu vuyaXe bY
II put .Ss rowing you leave " 1ue.'
A,as! aIasI 'twns |, Ara,.;l lruo burkl
oa " 'sxft nehs were ~erk, anu tho shores WORE
'eetll II II, Az ~ rowing: BENEATH tho sun
CAIIAyfrA pENRY,
, 1880-10-02

%Ss ft S ss:s
ths inte Si S.y so!.i 1t s. ind i;"ernba;
r p r. r. !.S ia TINT !. sSSs f T,ty fc;sa q
'sn 1t 5sS s With r. '"ne It , g.; s sa hi fy i,
fp fr On bos ss e. aa !nart It'd b ~ ~ I l, S
,.HAIs-wsrr 'a,,iy acflre., and averaged /. ,!tt,e
tnc '.st h.r Tls rcrt'tts xsfu 1aiEe, n,rly IS Hf
n f"+s !" ass M f,n, 'h"rts: th the,' WIN: %
eS en s.sa f's,x & 1a .s ny S1xsamt sst H; IT.
sott n sjeaslkc ST ei.,:ed II Nis9Ao 1e irn,liHa
a1M Nh wiilse III syte: alhd i,'Jn iii aHs':sssc,
%ss ! 5 " e; H.. .I's. si,s % II i9ss %
on !H,nri: 1nta1. lluikM In.
AMI css 3r stly M stchSy IA r. @ Ts f1' e. cGs ,H
ctGtrSoE fcw ir.dnr wern repotinl ~ futures d
Ness :, af1es @ M Ga.h ~ ,a!st wrsc 1cle1,c u l70 b,
I$,iEY1Wss , 1's' Hi ftss' t"'y s reerp,. ars
sxssrt !he ifiah Iotr ~i,eh ios3,% % eos;i's!ss ~
ass "Sss NJ St 'toe IT IL e r e H
II a m H. M H. "! e., ns e. :aIss ws1G 5ctts'sH M "f
at slAa7sc fteo OIL bnurd. 1atn. ;I,1U III.
TwH b'Ct.DCR tAtl.
III 5Cr ~ My ,c,I,sr ri ND a III tciHI+r saes iI
Sm s'e ss t"r @ q %rssf .s ~ "s @ a
@ @ * s* ar stss s f" s sas. 81 %S SsSs' sa,s
;ss isi ri Il sS Il Sss5;
&; |tf " a"SSsfr a;' ssssfy ss
vembGr. short fbs-ln.u1 ~ 1T alt;A for January.
, 1880-10-02

4AH'lou 1eGe1Ft5 tO-IHy 1F0an tlQ ullnCas
$..7.ti9l.
A san Fr,s,rIsco special fhys tho steady tn-
rrotainent III tarix0Hn mines, as tho Krc,ltUr
depth ~ nlitaine'l. ss Inducing lnrxp nutn,Wr
nf Enlifornn mud Enstern capitalists to visit
!natA. Win t40 Intention nf tl,aklnH permanent
Investments In TINT locnlIty. 4 purty ur Nuw-
fnrkers. !u'iae schluy nthi other Directors or
TIM AltA Mlnr, !lnlshAw Distret, LETT hero yca-
int,lhy, Mtt,,',iAnletl by H. H. Minor. tn exasi,inc
thts Ant nllor prupnrtiHs.
An ut1ulAl lntior frnsn contcnt!on- Tombstone,
eMts: On Tho II. oycl. nnrh drift. d1 feet iorlt,
Ct tho SHIFT, u thlru.funt tHM wllH Oppne,i sun
dny. nyer1IgD aBsilya $asa Mont!uy It wiiui,eI 10
fur tett; average ussays $l,lTs.
THO fllnrkat lNr tNtlatEltA Is hclvy, with light
transactions. {l,illlHn Ilutoa tu.t!ny an ussGss.
nIeHt of u delinquent.
!, a Anlt l.uko .spaciNl sAys tho hulon yield fur
tho week nndthE Sept. ~ waa; Ehrlsty, F4,U.t;
T'ntlc, tS,a,l: Ontario. S;s';sA'. lsasu bulliun-
Harn st!yar, ours tval,c Fs::Na),; t'ertiiunla,
10 cArH; MurEnn, ) ours. lIroakt, | sur; FrlEcD,
= tMrHi btoTlnont. reisned bHra: tUtul value,
{F5.:9HJ.
Illo tlNrkct hns bcon unoycntfu. There Is no
recovery in tho l.enllvIlln BtOcks. md no nntH-
wnrtly tn,.l!ng HI thu sthere. iifnris arn uuk-
iK 10 tuHHlRlAlu kt,,lle HC tlIG l+tadvtG prnpur-
tsos aEa n.,lito trs,inx Lively III Il Vin,l OF cx-
teliaed nall deeper working.
HAN fllAStI1nb
, 1880-10-02
UN TEl1l;tslkAIaII.
NkhY t'fiVfH

- SRftfa' Ahpdseh to Thu Cai4zso TFtbun%,
NEW iutk, Oct. l.-Iht murkct opened
u,ainsniuesi itsuIf ,ypN throughout. Thv ctai
stucks wero very strung. NJ 1t was iuurne tl,ut u
pertuct understanding rxtstcu between tho ya.
rtnus ct'tsIpunlcs ~ u prccs uuu production fur
lhH future: j ftututu Nf lho forenoon wis lG0
failure Ut Even s. ustA,rilo, who bud bopU uxC.
cutting nrdets fur diuld. ,ll,t Surprising him ~
" saurt vt llo lnnrkul+ won't in themselves,
diM'lit G,Mat shures wesu lnuXht IN fur Llelr us,
waF0 l.'kn sh0ru, Er.e AlanlnltaIl. Anl ii. liWl,
l-tsy f'i.iicy mud tho eol llss1r1 favorable Slt-
sho o ,rTs ~, s,y nt,t xs ,., sw exsrs fr1"
!tnl sue nothing but loss ilI KoInx shDrl The
OuLhA laol pr0'ntsu un ulyaluu In thut stock
neat week.
To ihd IFfst<r7t Atsoelattd jsfesk
NEW fnltK, Out. l.--GDyrrnMents weak and !;
Oh Iuwer.
iiatlFoa4 bonds avslvo and in the u,a{n strong,
, 1880-10-02

shlitt Ribs *9lInt ucHInr, elhsoI 1T atNut f3,Il
1.ng clenrn quutasl a. t7.Hi louse and EID lexHa;
GHnoorlAiIts, &4ANc hoxedi ing Gut hamx, alfet.Ni
"1sS: ssa9t, aaina s.4s asy;9ra9o. 1teti,c
shur r!s y! fnr short cleafs, liellc fof Entns
all canynHed md IAnckell. -
HHEAAE--tlniet. We nuute whtto At 6tlGc and yell
10Y " tGsiSc w!t sae e ~ tns pack1ss ut 49,
NJ, MEEt.W1 +. wv. HssnI n tHt7 tpr ness. ha:s
FAL1DW-Quiet nnd gteaty at blidNc for city and
t1<lG53{e for country, ' ~