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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-01-28

coLLKcroR's WAnnASTs.--We have prepared
a form, and nave on hand a large quantity, of
blank COLLECTORS Sales" which have been ap-
proved by the highest legal authority In the
Courts Of this county. At 7ioenty Gents per
dozen we will mail any number to the Collector
ordering them. A Collector, when compelled to
advertise property, must post up not less than
three notices in the most public places in his
borough or township. II.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-01-28
specials.

A. ]. jackson, near the Shaw House. has the
best assortment Of Picture Frames ever brought
to town. If not in the county. Go and look at
them. nov20-2m.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-01-28

N0TICEis hereby given that the Commission
In ers Of Clearneld county will meet the tax
payers at the following named places, for the
purpose ofheaiing and determining appeals on the
frienniai Assessment for 1880. The time for
hearing appeals will be between the hours of .
O'Clock A. M. and O'Clock P. NJ. Of each day.
Thu n anncnl will ha held far-
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-03-26
EASTWARD.

A Connects with Va Midland Mail leaving Char
o. R. r. stations; also for Danville and the South.
b Connects closely with Virginia Midland Trains
for washington, Baltimore New York, &c.
G Connects with Richmond s. Danvile Train leaving
1035 p. M, and Richmond g. Petersburg Train
leaving 10. 40 p. M, for the South.
D Connects with r. & D. Train leaving at 11.40 a.
M, and r. & 2. Train leaving at 11.55 a. m. for
the South. { Connects with the Old Dominion
Steamers leaving at High Tide, on Sunday. Tues
Va. Steamboat leaving at Ills a. m. on Monday
Wednesday and Friday for Norfolk Connects
with r. & P. r. r. leaving at 500 p. M. for Nor
folk.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-03-26

J, The following are flve gOod rea-
Isons why HE-NO TEA should be
used in preference to other teas:
/. Being packed in original
pound and half-pound packages,
made of japanese Tea paper, the
strength aud flavor are better re-
|tained.
3. 1t is a mixture OF many flavors,
Experience having proved such to
be the tea that gives universal sat-
lisfactiop.
8 The flavor is the natural one,
and that it is unadulterated Is the
strongest argument in favor OF It's
IhealthfulneSS.
A. The leaf not being colored or
polished improves the drinking
duality and lessons the cost.
S. 1t is all uncolored tea, such as
the Cinnamon themselves drink.
The name "HE-NO" and the style
of package are patented, to pro-
Itect the importers and the public
from imitation, and to retain Its
reputation.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
BAKER BROS.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-03-26
1o4lre. 8 nj



My Maggie. my beautiful darling,
Creep into my arms. my sweet, 814sl0l
Let me fold you again to my bosom.
So close can hear your heart beat
What! these little fingers been sewing?
Ones pricked by the needle, 1 see
These hands shall be kept from such labor
When once they are given to me.
All mine, little pet, will shield You
From trouble, and laborand care. " n :.
will robe you like some fairy princess.
And Jewels shall CLEAN in your hair.
Those slippers you gave me were perfect.
That dressing gown fits to q T, es5i' ~ q
My darling. I wonder that heaven
Should give such a treasure to me. afn9ass
5.aznI eM1 aHf GijF b37aenHe1 ats pa sEa
Eight-nine- eleven, my precious,
Time files 50 when I am with you II ~
It seems but moment I've been here,
And now, must say it, Adieu!a ssio!f Il
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-03-26
1866.
For METALIG ROOFS. AMP WALLS
AND FOR ALL PURPOSES WHERE
FIRE PROOF PAINT is DESIRED.

FOR METALIc ROOFS. AMF WALLIS
AND FOR ALL PURPOSES WHERE
FIRE PROOF PAINT is DESIRED.
~ It nrver cracks cha s or peels 0ff-has been
in use throughout the U. s. over IA years, anu en-
tire satisfaction given.
All kinds # eaky 70 is made wa er t'ght by the
application D. this paint. Iy the proper application
Oh this paint and u comparatively small COST, we
have REPAIRED old roofs condo mned AS unworthy OF
further repairs, and extended their usefulness 1or
years.
BY the production of this paint, we have more
than doub ed the value OF tin and sheet iron Tor
routing pu D SEES. Ra- Estimates carefully and
promptly made application. All work warranted
and satisfaction given.
This paint can only be found at our store, we 40
not sell it to he ii ado, but en- ploy our own li'en TO
apply it. The re. uIaliOn of this paint has become
so DrOmn nj among nrhretty owners ana corpora
toils Tor good and lasting qualities that TO pro-,
tect it, we are forced 10 keep our hands employee
by the year, and not sell t. the trade gener All
representations made by parties outside our EN-
plOy that they can furnish the Old ION Side RAM,
under the McLain proc S. are false, they cannot
procure single pound Of the paint. Metallic roofs
coated with this paint will last many years w,lhout
any additional cost. Certificates al names OF cor;
several years test of both material and workman
ship furnished on application
Examination of roof and estimate of cost made
free of charge.
GEO. W. NAY & CO, Sole Proprs:.
No. Augusta ST.. StauntOn, Va,
4 Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
r. Tru1s SacFNDoRPH Gen1 ACT
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-03-26
Alter Marriage.

Oh! Mag, you are so heayy-Tm tired
Go sit in the rocker. I pray; ~ - ~ :
Your weight seems hundred and ninety
Is. When you plump down that sort o way. II
You had better be mending my coat sleeve, +
I've spoken about it before;
And want to finish this novel,
And look over those bills from the store.
G EAElSE
This dressing gown sets. like the d..
These slippers run down at the heel,
Strange nothing can ever look decent,
wish you could know how they feel.
What's this bill from Morgan'se Why surely
It's not for another new dress?
Look herei IN be bankrupt ere New Year,
Or your bills will have to grow less.
Eight o'clock Mag, sew on that button
As soon asyou can finish that sleeve
Heigh-hol I'm deucedly sleepy,
I'll file off to bed, I believe.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-03-26

fyHESAPEAKRyAND OHIO RAILWAY.
*fs'5tl PASSENGER DEPARTMENT, r
February 28th. 1880.
+ On and after Sunday Feb. 18th, 1890. Passenger
trains viii run as follows:
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-03-26
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+. E. SAGENpoRPH' Salesman. jan3O en-

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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-03-26

E. Connects with Stages for Lexington.
F. Connects with G. B. s. & P. P. Steamersfor Gin
cinnati and all points on Ohio River,
G. Connects with Scioto Valley R. R. for the North
west.
H. Connects with all lines diverging to the West,
Northwest and Southwest.
For tickets, information and time tables, apply
jill WOODWARD,
Ticket Agent. StauntOn, Va.
CONWAY R. HOWARD, G. p & T.Agt.
VI N S. DUNN, Engineer Supt.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-04

The battle Of TorRan, fought by
Frederick the Great in l76O. i we'll
known to have been ono OF the most
mardsrously contested actions which
have ever taken place, but until lately
no tr43worthy cutfqerAtion has ever
Oear 6tvsn OF The killed, wounded and
missing on either side. In the last
number Of the Nilisar WeoRsx5latt. the
organ Of tho German general staH.
carefully prepared tables are published
OF the losses suffered by The several
frvssiAn regtmsnts Of cavalry and hat-
talions OF infantry engaged, and from
these 1t appears that the fiiiy-nino bat-
talions which took part ID the action.
and which numbered altogssher q. COO
officers and men. Lost total OF 1850
otheer9 and men, or about 90 per cent.
OF their aggregate effective. In the
thirty nine bastAlions which fought
under the personal direction and i'm
mediate orders OF the King. the pro-
portion Of losses vas even greater; %
that after the action tho Ave bastalions
Of grenadicrs had to be- formed in ooe
battalion. the remnants III six battal.
ions OF two other regiments being also
temporarily organized into ono battal.
ion. OF the $4,000 infantry soldiers
Who went into action. $3.50 we're killed.
1856 were wounded. while $3.50 were
reported a. missing. As contrast 70
this terrible proportion OF killed,
wounded and missing. il may DO men
toned that tho loss suffered at Crave
lotte asoanted to only one eleventh %
the whole number Of troops engaged
on both aides. at Worth and Maria.
Tour to one-sixth. It Spicheron to one.
eighth. at Koniggrats 70 one tiftsenth
only. and q Magenta and Solfesino 10
ons-sleventh.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-04
sc ROFULA.
Wonderful Cara az 1liadnesa.

d. RANSOM. SoS 4 Co.: Tor the benefit Of al
troubled with scrofula or Impure Blood in thsiz
systems, hereby recommend King Of the Blood.
Ihave been troubled With Sezofuls Tor the past ten
yeaYs, which 20 affected my eyes that I vas com
10 try King Of the Blood, which has proved greet
blessing TO me, - il has completely cured me- and
cheerfully recommend IL to all troubled - have
been. Yours truly.
NHs. q. WEATmHIOw, Sardinia, n. Il
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-04
Its Ingredients.

r. Gagw orr faith IN the safety end sxeGlsnes q
- 8. D., upon proper pefsoaal apDlieatteo, VIZ
l1atisAed that no tmyositioo 10 intended Ve VM
2tve the namos Of al its ingFsdisnts, By aAdsv1t
The above osfs were never made before By ths pro.
psistor Of any other Family Medicine IN The world.
Many testimonlals. further information, and
full directions for using will Be found n the pam
phiet "Treatiss on Diseases Of the Blood" h
which each 10 enclosed Pes o. Par
tanning IL ouncrs, % to 20 doses. Bold b. dr1e
yists. d. RASsox. Son 4 Co. PTop'n, Buffalo, NE
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-04

Father: ''Ani .. psp.'s dear little
boysis vssy III. Nov u there anything
! oan xst fof b n thst will mako him
tssl bstt.s /" lnvslsd: II 90 II knov
psps-blt-I think would ike .
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-04
NOTICE 70 ABSENT CREDITOR.


orsssy q IisS. - .s
n Sastiea cssrs. ssfen 8. ?. Coon -. Up.
ToG = lsAs;
Won Arr HE4xDy NOTIFIED That u. a.
j 9ss ~ lid vssi1sd clsim sgaisss you
NJ 800 = esastls, In she Cooo,y az Kine. ". 81.
- ~ NH dey ~ January. lsoO q tie hour Of
o'Slaet =. = sud uniss you appear and then aoA
toeee s1sw =. ths sasae vill b tab o c0ufe<a<d
ID cot SD AesDsu1 of nd clA,n y 10 s~cuver the
900 ~ 1tSAty 49, Dollars . halau = due satd
psaents4tee hpara - ~ ~ deSe cant anA wife,
0sao Sthe IAh day - Deesn6sr. ls5e.
SU1lee ~ rsses - a. "a xing ceuasy.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

Cures ALI gero.slous &c c.ions and disordsss result
ing from Impnri,y Of the blood. It h needle. =
specify all, as the sufferer can usually pereove ~
cause; but SdK Rh>um, Pimpiess CIceyss 1s0Ot
Gottvs. SsslisSs &C.. are the most eomAoos q
veil q many affections Of the Heart, Head, Lt0O
and &oRnck.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-04

<sin b paid to any Public Hospital 70 b autaa
lilly oe5eed upon. for every certificate Of this ne
me publishsd ny which Il not genuine.
, 1880-08-25

I'M ~ III" currency Il, circulation III this country
In tho last fiscal yrnr.
l'ifrinE tho yCnr tin United EtAtrs gained
S1i1IsHtAn iii It's stuck Of pntd md silver; f1f,-
"n,"W by mpnFfHtinn, null stHMti,iksf from tho
mines. Tile atnetAtics III Tho 1'snsl,ry nt,.I tho
hnttenn'.bniikK show ihnt s49'aklhig Ut this Inns
gsii,p inf" the pkcts If tho 1rnl'e. nfl thut thu
f"st II lm:k'"l Hr IN 1m,tk nnl Trtusnry yMtliA.
liz the En,ne ffnp tho 1Ahpto itnse Y9i,'rI trl-
tW.tU III lrXMl tcfn1ers ut the tx xpeilec Of tho
ha'lkh MD tho TstnNfry. ficsd.s this, Tho
h1'i0!t,tl Of Shtfonul.lmnk nO1cs fl circulation
hIts Increased <G!.f:rN,hn. This n,ukcs Il
tntnl or $1GiMU,tAtJ nnre fuuncy thu,
iii hct'iH1 cfrrst!ntion hnw than yrpr nro. .1r
We 'l tn this The lllcrrnEo tf $tt.yy),Uj ln tho
alft'lt'ht NJ GnsttSsHtc* flntcs nnl rD!ll III Tho
hnlks. 1he lutnI lnIlnttOB NHl.'llnts 10 *1tT txW
sir. Cnf,itnAck, wiID l,,ts Just returned frtlfn
shratnHh, Is tei",r!tsl to hRve tt,i bis friends
ti,At nI,y "belr" movement Will l.lvo to bo
pt'ssfo11rll tlhtl Sept l. when rMltrtu tar1ti,tys
N!l User the Country ,sHnise IL fail Oft IN cnr-
nrst' ali tlu s''lnNrhers nt EnruinvW HEt, frw-
port thts summer ,Irc however. lsnltlel up with
st"cks. ,Mcssls. TrHyrt~, Frrnch. A,Id Osborn
htld lnrKu llnrs ur Northwest ct't,,IIIot,. nNh
when asked w1,Mt they uru Ht,Ing to tiu with ~
They reply; "sef, af colse Til thu first uu.i."
Hut tho boom strs l!ut cn,l,e, mil thay arc be
Rlnniny to sh itnpatcnt nil! wis1 they Ind got
o'st like It. +. F!t'wer nul Gcnrge Osgmai, wlt,
"Tl1tlunsty pockcstH, thu prt'l IN thcir purchases
nj ~ Wtleh tho stock r'su tn t,Ar.
, 1880-08-25

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portal ut .~' tH-H lth al, ia 4.e. tn. .nlrs
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tnt nsrii md s;Ftu t"f whisu. nlI fsce IN bonrl.
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e'" .s,'nAh inr lmtrts. With ui1 Tfrrnx<. H,.I,.
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,Itl.Et WITS In sllf deunnd nnd nrmGs. Yep
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t,F'r. t":"r Mn+ GH4GH nj 1rd ak. Tile nfFtflnHs
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n 81 ~ sI1np"* witr ~ fur lngat tcQurst* !n.h
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i.'sii bu.
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t"r th'nr.t. :tt'1+' lar ius nI,tt. AIsI 81!
lf'r :th' s''r. t'srn +'.l 4r "tsr. ut gt tF
tIr''! ntl ~ 4 Skr tnr ttnsrtAb"r. -aiss sl4b tu
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, 1880-08-25
TEMPERANCE TEMPLARs,

''"@ AAp3!eA TO 3hS Chfea10 Tftbunt.
-, ,fEoR1A, ILL.,, Aug. M.-trhe United Ordor
=. sae ancient Tenplars Of Illinois held their
@aa,s ransal Gtand Council ut Princeton tho past
",eIs "eeS' =. Darlng tho session speeches were
s,a. ",.o py tic ltov. Il, Il. Barry, of Chlcuso.
M 'a ~ lecturer and Organizer Of the Sncicty,
~a.a Stu other PROMINENT orators. The following
11i",t etaectett officers OF tlle G1aud Trmpso Ut
H. io's 70 1oF tho ensuing year: Grand 'renlpar,
sr'.l r. u; ". Taylor, Princeton; VIre-Grand
t;Tang tG;sa,nar, aliss Susle G. Skinner, Amboy;
GGtsnd Gtsnndd Recorder. i, i. coltrln. klen,luta;
Graiid 1fEsnnsursr. Ensu,I1sr. phlIo Casst'e, Msndoht;
iii ddIa' snI;{1 nLI;y{1'.don;, Gratsl Marshall, Ra,,-
f. u DshltG1!; Gsr,'r,ns ,r'rrI,nncseton; Grand Gpar.i,
larase an7n,t F. M. l'urnir, Tort byroa. K
iae,,f " upon, having Iii view thu utiyn,,cC-
staI q, Tue orler ait tie pro,ao,toi of se1-
wurs sst,'nst1Al!c1 t,'iM1l!c1 work. Five representatives
{;fanl Slppo!ntetl tu correspond With Iii,
aoiiIagt gta5!ars 1}ht Of other statvs II rsgara to
erganl;yi,Mta Matc to conslncr tlla ntlyisa6iIty Of
Statss.4 Supreme Temple Of tic Uultsd
, 1880-08-25
han FNANcftCt), Aur. A.-'rin following wero
1lIG G1uafuk llathtinfIs nj fhn Et4Mk linn EtI.
The following !netrlmcnls were illcd for rec
ord Tnes,lny, Aug. "A:
rt1H..tHrtwtry

The following Instruments wcse filed for rec.
ord Iiies,lHy, Aug. "A:
ClTr'rhorEMry,
West fhn l}nrcn 1t, III It Il OE HDbry, H. TIKI
II II, thtt'rHve. hHtCtt AuR. Io INtIl!nns IL.
=, NeNfsliI ~ ahIhrh HlrItcitF. hVU
"!'.t tHh !1llteta ST. httHe hs the nlb,vr, ,IAri
tlyrf s tU It nj West tlnrf4a.!n. N i, - X ii
nley. lats'l hnn. = tjphn ]. fnun. 10 Cath.
EMiIIa At. u ii w uf Jpn1tantl. IL I, jisti:i IL
tln"d AMr. u u. T.. ahd A. sAtrbnry iu t'niIl- -.
Fuhmn IT. II cur ns Jnfprst,s. 4 +, III !-loAi4IL "
tniG,l .sus. - ti'av!a Il. Frt..sr 10 tilrnun
W"s,.is as 4 II !; & fiart:t; i. III %o''
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Wnrl,l"naw ~. III II n Gf ilIrscii It. " i,;x 'S
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tttet Aux. I! tC. \. 3chHlErah III GhrIsEun
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HbtTA Ur cry LIM1TN WITHIN KAn1Gs ug sErES
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Wabash NJ. Iii 4 " Forty nn.h a. u {. 2ix1tD
4. dated hnR. ID t'vll'!unl ~. Derby t6 jnhn
yssvrti, It II Wa;aw ~"
q. tale4 Alis y tcstnto OF Daniel !LWul,e to
, 1880-08-25

Fannie Marscli WIS married to Rudolph
Marscll oil the 5tlI OF March, 1S7G, but It Is
alleged he fell IN love with another woman
anl lived with her, DESERVING his wifn lit Oc-
tobcr, 1871. Yesterday she tltrl bill for Il
divorce OIL the ground Of adultery.
Melissa J. Dadd complained thut her hus-
bal1t t;corge II. Dattl, deserted lser III 1916,
after llyIng with her nearly eleven years, ,ansI,
Us liz apparently lns M intention Of return
tng, sG wants Il legal separation.
Michael Z. Enrfght 1ilG!l n bill for divorce
fru,, his wife Mary Oil thu ground Of dcscr-
llan md adultery.
Lastly, CaUlfne Harris charges that her
husband, Edwin b. Harris, WIS, III Muy,
lsip, convicted nf cn,be2zlesnent, MlNl sri,.
fenced by Judge Booth toscyel, yc.lrs nj hanl
labor IN State's Prison, and sle feels TINT not
even tle spirit Ot lIGr marriage VOWS c0h,pn,s
AeF to wat those long, weary years until his
sentence expires.
Jutlgn Jameson yesterday granted de-
crccof divorce TO Mary a.. Steele from Charles
a. Stectu OIL tle ground Of adultery. Tto
complainant Is to lllru tho caro- of her two
Children, and tho defendant iy tn pay her
A,bW cash, Insiorso tn her note inr 5000
made le BY ". ". Wallis, and convey to tic
children lot u By ll5 feet OH Twcnty-iourth
street. milwaukee,,
, 1880-08-25
TILE COURTS.
ITEMS.

Judge Jameson ycstcrlaymornlng granted
tho temporary injunction III tho case of the
Woman's Industrial Ilome vs.. Crown, to
prevent defendant from driving or wnlking
across conlp!ainnnt's premises. Tho bond
was fixed ut 500. The motion was made
Monday afternoon before u. u. Nfagruder,
Master III Chancery, who reported In favor
Of issuing tlio injunction, so 10 argument
WAS Ind before Judge jameson.
The henring If tic hahens corpus caso Of
Ncllis G. Olsen, c!argcd with shooting Ont-
Ger Uwens, WAS concluded yesterday tnor,l-
lng before Judge Jalnesul. antl tho prisoner
discharged. rs he Succeeded III proving to
The Judges satisfaction that he wNs Mt tH,lnD
and In bed Mt the time lie shooting occurred
, 1880-08-25

IN the estate of Edward Nlaguiro tho will
was proven md letters Of administration
WIN will annexed wcro issued to Catl,nrino
= ssssnEs,'re. H1e The eslato Is valued at about
-, IN tue estate OF Theodore Gorlng tho will
s,, n.y. pt0yen md letters tcstaulGntnry were Is
about SlO, ,GD0. ~'''>e '"''N>' s'
,.l N thu estate Of John N, Wnntl tlo Will
snS nm proven aud letters documentary were is-
~ s9G1 70 llarrlet Wood. Tho estute Is valued
ii ~ tl!e cstnto Of Edward nfalloy letters of
T Tsillissfa!lon Werg Issued 10 Justin ID, Glen.
~ e.State ls valued ut about 81 ,u0O.
IL il1e ESTATE Of FrnncIs Murphy letters Of
Thn Thn..mi.stTatiol ~. Wern Issued to Mary Murphy.
~ es1ato ~ valued nj nt,nul S!1,OOb,
Sept 40. "N''"'''a 'ass o'e'''''s a"|tl
, 1880-08-25

th'iinx A,tp. 81. shirpr s's tons nf nrn md sent
st,;aiI II slln FrHnrist4. Etulwtr. sam" time,
shipped :Qri TINS u TIM mills; .ruIp n.sHy, $la2a;
rrl,H bullion. t.iIiI WtnCrs. THIS ming has dis.
continued easrnrtinW are.
iptt'tt Dtar"teh 10 Ths Chttaeo Tribune.
New iHHk. aug. .I.-O1t thu Milling lfpar1s
t1rHtI!lRs continue. nsttr With Eta sl,Ht4 II,
California tinckn. T.le T.cn,.vItln pritfrr,Irs
n"r" w"nk"r. Ch,yto!lte H,ciInInr to III. with II
Ehirf wns dull nsi t1r,nttne ut I. ,Ialii ,niiii-
fninr1 ~ price, and t.nIMyErH. further n.tvnntr.1
tn e.. BlaMnrsl Df t.DhlD thipped $.l,N0 tast
Week, aud Is showing II stently Improvement.
, 1880-08-25

sllEEr-sold IA Mat at",ut pravtoi* nnoluts,ns. " vt
es Nj y: e as xs's sv ass y Il ; y ssss ss
s,.Err sALKs.
$E & ' + I 49, E$ 5 & I'd: i; &C.
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1T asSns1assos 'ssss Ill., tSf s5sasa. s!@s''a'' u at @a
LUMBER.
The tarRo maEkot WIS qulot yssterday little lumber
arriving. faM sulcs undo ths recently -ut-
proved pEtss- shiusos wesv quoted usmpE a1d Quirk