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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-11-25

The annual report Of L. S. Treasurer Gillian
compares very favorably with that Of the previous
fiscal ear the receipts showing All increase from
the customs internal revenue and the sale OF pub
lie lands OF 500 .j05 IS and decrease in those
from miscellaneous sources of only Sll2079 q
The expenditures show an increase of S69j GA in
the aggregate as compared with the previous fiscal
year caused by increase Of 80 ;}9j 040 % in pay
ments On account Of the Interior Department, but
show a decrease of 81 ,69J 800 81 in expenditures
Tor interest and premium on public debt. on civil
and miscellaneous accounts, and for the war and
EaXI deparlmeuts
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-06-03
WRIGHTsTOWN.

The saw mill has at last become WIS.,
IDLE, having arrived last week vt Wa
<!ena. and will be set up here rs soon
as tie roads will admit Of its being
moved here. Mr.. Turner, the propri-
etor, seems to be u thoroughly-going,
energetic person. and will, without
doubt. Go Il good business, us he has
located his mill III the midst Of u large
and splendid tract Of timber, which,
when converted into lumber, will find
a ready market at Parkers Prairie or
Wauena.
Now that spring work is done, the
road supervisors will soon be at work
repairing the llighways,-a job which
needs fixing Immediately.
Elder Wright has just newly sided
up his house, and has thereby added
much to it's appearance.
Wesley Wright has put new shin
gled roof on his house which looks
much better than the old bark roof.
Quite an amount of clearing has been
done here this season, although the
season has thus far been very unfavor-
able-being SO wet.
Mrs. Morehouse has gone to Alex
andria to see her mother, who is very
sick and not expected to live
Mrs. Newell, from Illinois, is here
visiting her friends.
AS Mr.. Perkins and his wife were
returning from England Prairie one
evening last week, they barely escaped
very serious accident. It appears
that in CROSSING bad place in the
road, the team, being a very spirited
one, gave q sudden 81 ring forward.
tipping the seat on which Mrs. Per.
kins was seated, over backwards, and
nearly throwing her out Of the wagon
In trying to save herself her baby fell
out Of her arms. dropping between the
wheel and the wagon box to the
ground, the wagon passing over it,
but without any damage to the child
whatever. Mrs. Perkins was not hurt
but terribly frightened.
There is some talk of having Il reS]
old fashioned, pioneer picnic in Yves.
Icy Wright's grove. OIL the Fourth.
Let all take hold and we can have q
good time, INVISIBLE.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-06-03
The Census.

II. w. Fuller and C. G. Parker are
nose counters for Wadena county.
Stephen O. Danials, township Of
WOUdsidc.
G,!staf \. Lindquist, township of
Parkers Prairie.
Homer Croker, township of Inman.
w. II. Weff: township Of Cold VAL
ley.
James NJ. French, township Of
Compton.
Thomas CareW. Deer Creek.
Chas. Russell. New York Mills and
1876 and 1871. range 81.
w. s. Hurst, Blutfton and 1875 and
1877, range Sc.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-06-03
wADENA MARKET.
GENERAL NEWS.

GENERAL NEWS.
Base ball clubs out west, play their
match games on Sunday.
Mary Bolton, Of Deer Greek has been
sent to the Insane Asylum at st, Peter.
John 4. Rea, editor Fargo Times
has been appointed and confined as
Register of the U. S. Land Office at
Bismarck.
A new moter power is on exhibi.
ton in Washington that propels
three horse power engine at the rate
Of three hundred revolutions a minute
on ten pounds Of coal and agallon and
a half of water. After the fire was
put out the machinery ran an hour.
a serious accident occurred April
2nd at Buffalo, n. Y. One of the boi-
lers of the steam Forge Co. of that
city exploded early in the morning,
shattering the building, killing one
man instantly, and severely injuring
others. Pieces of the boiler were car
ried four hundred feet from the build
ing.
The medical men of Hungary are re-
ported to be greatly exerSised over a
case of resuscitation which is said to
have occurred at Raab, about fifty
miles from Pesth, Hungary. a GRIM
inal who WAS hanged until life was
pronounced extinct was then subject
ed to an electro-galvanic current,
which completely restored him. The
convict thereafter suffered intense
agony. and died in the course OF the
night.
Enoch Mosslander, bachelor, sew
enty-seven years old. living alone on
a farm in West Virginia, three miles
from Bellaire, O., was found last week
burned to death in his house. Il large
hole had been burned in the floor, but
bv some means the fire had been eX-
tinguished. The theory of the neigh
bors is that robbers had tortured him
to death trying to get him to confess
where his money WAS. Three years
ago three masked men almost burned
! him to death for the same purpose,
and it was generally believed that he
had d large sum of money hidden in
his house.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-06-03
Five Hundred Thousand Strong.

In the past few months there has
been more than 100000 bottles of Shi-
loh's Cure sold. Out Of the vast num-
Der of people who have used it more
than 1000 cases of consumption have
been cured. All coughs, Group. Asth-
ma, and bronchitis yield at once,
hence it is that everybody speaks in
it's praise. 10 those who have not
used it let us say if you have IL cough,
or your child the Group, and you value
life don't fail to try it. For lame
back, side or chest. use Shiloh'< s; Po-
rous Plaster. Sold by J.. E. Stinehour.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-06-03
"A SgrallEc FeOplc.

Do you know that there are strange
people in our community. We say
strange because they prefer to suffer
and pass their days in misery. made
so by dyspepsia, liver complaint. in
digestion, constipation and general
debility, when Shiloh's VlTALIZER
is guaranteed to cure them. Sold by
L. E. Stine]lOur.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-06-03

lNMAN.
We are having very fine wheat grow
ing weather just now; warm days with
frequent rains just make things jump
right along. Small grain looks remark
ably well.
There is considerable breaking be-
ing done, and this year will see more
land turned over, in Inman, than has
been broken altogether before.
Mr.. John Nelson has lately bought
50 acres on section q, and intends to
break it ali up this summer.
Mr.. Shaw is running a breaking team
every day and, although here only Il
week, has a large piece broken, which
he intends to put into corn, oats and
potatoes. Mr.. Allen also has break
ing team running.
Mr.. Hart arrived here last week,
from Wisconsin, and located OIL sec
ton 81. Also. Mr.. Allen, with quite
a stock of horses and cows.
\ large log school house was raised
in district 1l3; size, lSx26.
Our school begin again last Monday,
with Miss Croik as teacher.
Mrs. Hattie Inman has gone to
Fargo.
II. Croker has been appointed cen
s,S enumeration for our town.
\ great Improvement in our town is
made by the building Of several miles
Of post and rail fence. DENGO.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-06-03
LAND OFFICE at Fergus Falls, MIMI, May Goth,

Notice is hereby given that tho following named
settler has filed notice of his intention TO make final
proof in support Of his claim, and final entry
thereof, that said proof will be made before the
KKegster and Receiver Of the y s. Land office at
Charles F. Mason original homestead application
NO. 2ea3 for 81 nwA sec. S2, town 1913, range 81,
also additional homestead No 5166 for nw4 swA
same section town and range original homestead,
and names the following "a his witnesses to prove
III: continuous r":i:'ence upon and cultivation Of
s S:la tract, VIZ: Thomas f.. !nman, Charles r..
Tail county, Mimi. anil n. A. Peck. Of Deer Greek
!. -, Otter Tail Co., Mian. SCREEN LlSroE.
:-1o Register.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-06-03
ST,ra.va0.

May 1st, from Shell Prairie, one
roam COW and two heifers rcd and
white. L. G. Kelly, Kindred P. O.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-06-03
Neighborhood News.
VERNDALE.


We are all feeling happy and gay, if
we did get waxed in the county con-
vention. H. Petit, of Usage,
Iowa, has been here with a view of
putting up a large store.-''Iowan
and his posse were in town Saturday,
and took hand in playing ball.
The down freight set fire to some
wood west of Wing river, and probab-
ly burnt at least a hundred cords
The late rains have made it bad for
our mill men.-All. Thompson has
returned from the west.-Mr. J.
Hart sold u horse for one hundred and
fifty dollars in gold. How is that for
igh?-T Trade is brisk with E. a.
Smith & Co.-Applegate & Barber
are getting their share with the rest.
g. c. Parker keeps our post office
running in good shape. -Sam Clark
is looking up the taxes.-The cross
ing on Wing river is very bad.-The
ladies of Floyd settlement were down
Oh foot Saturday. Albert saw them
home safely Charley Brown is be-
lind the counter again. looking hale
and hearty. UNCLE BILLY,
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-06-03
LAND OFFICE at Fergus Falls, Mimi, Apr
20 1880

LAND OFFICE at Fergus Falls, Mimi, April
80, 1880.
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim,
and secure final entry thereof, and that said
proof will he made before the Register and
Receiver of U. S. Land Office, at Fergus Falls,
Minn., on the 9Th day Of July, 1880, John
Anderson, homestead application No. 1854,
for the nw IA of section 81, town 1875, range
36, and names the following as his witnesses
t. ;,rove Ills continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said tract, viz: Peter Nelson,
Nils Rolen, Jonas Kropp and Charles Kropp,
I'LL If BIutfon, Mimi. SOREN LlSTOE,
50-5t Register.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-06-03
NOTICE..
LAND OFFICE at Fergus Falls, MIMI, April Both,

LAND OFFICE at Fergus Falls, Mlnn., April Both,
1880
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make fl
nal proof in support of his claim, and secure final
entry thereof, and that said proof will be made be-
fore the Register and Receiver Of u S. Land Office
Peter Nelson, homestead application No. 1882, for
the VIZ nwa Of section 81 town l35,range 36, and
names the following as his witnesses, to prove his
Continuous residence upon and Cultivation of said
tract, viz: John Anderson, Charles kropp, Jonas
kropp and Nils RoeI, all Of Button, Mimi:
5O-5t SCREN LlSTOE, Register.
, 1880-08-24
a"er Gardisprs' IN Alnuanacn and
the Weather.

IHA tfetftat kFft iFkS4,
Bounced : a3ssniy s,,ay 0f tho Linlu. Kiln Club an
llang tint ntnIatia'lc!tton = I1li fr6M ltlshnci, ln.,
taaYrca -: dh9 Saccty hid to.ltitt Itself ll1.t
sonk cnnsn;GHhich ~ which oI Tho lnhtly nl,nlvs hit
pselctinns KY tl!9 lntst trustworthy WeAtf,ur
sue IN ,'s,, my II bud bee,l hgrcu to iuiIt lie
pesdeistI, II II ill., eho Clnl "0S'n'lnM." 4nit tho
s,ua Il i, W., w. |Myln alnScIur too nlich se.
sssspair sspai we,!its hp, ss!ion. ', nars grn .
sax, lid II iG: ~ u ruins stil,ltba,y rulIst,s u
pek WiJ :. -, ~ tlry koIncs,ody cIsu Aus II bunu u,
ssas.hots WIZ Vt ipow0rs , abayu: EIery rc-huaae,i
~ ID Luwf . x.y-hHs got do i,lcli1 III iis huatl
%i wed,tr%r ~ ~ PENN 10 sct' him long tnat do
Fafdcn ttn.tE entEl has got n1t,lt Ii cents wurf.
tet or coI sk muck ur hia ku,lse, tfll' when its
~ hs furgits VIZ. Or dry, ho I'M 10 nEltatcl
y. ut vit ~, oAt any o<rl soul in Gs kutiry
~ a.ut .utly ya1s ~ nKn n.'l'n t, "r planted tater Mo
- - mailer W. steh ,Ynier as to L..sy wlnsno.
,ss,sumatir, neicr it brought on chiiG.a,ls ur
Sd. %Sa1d. al az !, y Wnsn gscut Gurlcu s,tr INV
SstrclIa In ~, f!at IN It comes, kcrEfn do t,ii
aA' doau' want to,
, 1880-08-24
The following quosHtlnns for local securities
yerc iIlndo Un the Eh[cNEu ltourl:

The officers Of tho f.ncknwnrnl pronounce
ridiculous tho report that tl,ry will build llo-
tween llnghnmtnn md 1.utralo an extension
pn.7tlel with Tho Erie
tMn Mississippi hns received grcnt deal of
attention III Will street IHtcly. Onsntut,!ny tho
lrrsercc IF President Gnssutt, OF tho 1lnltin,urc
y ohlo, md Receiver Ki,ls, uf thu Ohio {;
MISSISSIPPI, III tho cfty wus Used IN lever TOR l.
frthnr advance. I.atcr II WILLS ANNOUNCED tut
thcso gentlemen wcro only comforting ,pon
ro'stino business, although 1t was r,laored thut
Pres!lest Garrett hal otai,led ot.ogl, stock to
control the election Of three nrw Directors next
octnhrr This threw u tunper upon tho oil
etory Tint flle control nf tho rOnd WIS about to
In contested l'y connecting corporations Of
lnrEo capital and influence. On tho
ntl'er llatMl,' 1t wAs lsln,orcd TINT Rr-
cGlvcr kinE Ind inlImRtch that Ito would
hc os,ltErd tn tinS out IL Ereht dCnl Of rnotity
within tho next sixty DAYS. Ani thus absorb uli
Tho nvnlnbp receipts. Lnrgo contracts for
equipment nrc nln'lt tu he mnilc, which Is con-
Rlerets more desirable thnn icnslnH cars nf tho
baltimore l. 0llfu ut cxtravn41,lt rntcs. Ticso
purchases will Involve n large ni,tlay Of money
which nlny uut he relIshcll by the Stockholders
ht1u confs.ltng buyers nf tho STOCK, No p,,r-
c!iascs of equipment hive llccn mndo for four
years, ana tle res,tlt Is thnt tho outlay Is also-
lntesy necessary. Rnce tho r,att doea mt own
nl1e*hntf enough OF locomotives 10 do Its bi1sl-
ness.
Tho Now y'ttrls Sun of snturlny sat.1:
Tho t1rwl.r.l movement In tho c0Mt stncke,
ca,tscd s!y tho atlvnncc III thu price nr cfHlf,
fctNs y, l!urg Htfrctgd by Ay1nlNitlly tho renuu-
ler o. Tho list. Tint the Improvement will hu
fnn!11tHneA from this tsnD forward It would 10
f!tAtt 70 predict, though wo repeat nllr DriuIOn
TINT higher prices will I,s renclitri within il few
weeks i,yAtl Ru1s,nl fncnne- ylClIinK securities
Estitantct cummings Of tho Iiaslntbut &; st.
auscrh tinltroast:
lnr the feconh week In August lssO ...,,,..E,sil
Fur corresponding weUk OF 5i..........+,.... ;!tD
1nerensn .$alK.
Tho gross cnrnings Of tllu Flint & Fore Mur-
Quette ltallr,ntt for tho arcund week In August
were: lSSl *lt.4si; ls7t, slD,si0 Increase, sti,,
Ga. jan. to AnR. il. 1880, spl1,i8i: lS7p, sGs-
GS8. Increase, s.1B.;gW.
Tho cnri,!nps af tho Central Inwn 1lattrona for
tho month or .tnly show iii incscMso Of $sI,OO0
Dthrr lHtc r;.llruni cArntngs reported chow l1,-
ercRscs rs fullows: 81. l'aul s. Omntn f0r Sec.
ond week Of August, $l:,toO; I.nku Shore, fur
second week Of August. $lGt,Un; Grand Trunk,
for sccund week Of August. S1g, ,Nt..-and eTuco
Jun. !. *1:l2,h0::; Luke Erie l. Wcatrrr, secnntl
wcok of August. Sia,f0O; burlington. Cctlnr
leaphts & Northern, srcunl week Of August,
$lt,aa31H.
, 1880-08-24

Thu sotni i,nporss NJ dry HtHnls nj thu tho port
HlsIrc .fnf. i this ycnr $k..aal WI. MgnIrsst
f"t,s'3tNl lnat yrnr, an, tho total nno,nt tnnr-
kctrd $1R, Us Hla, nRAI,lst tfasH|,6.7 last yrnrs
ChlcnKn hunk cienrl1tgH were *t,tHDyKD. CTR.
,e.'lry shlpnrnta to tho c,'Intry vera heavier,
and t'nliEnttst pretty general ,nnyenrn II, thu
harvesting districts. Srw York exrlnngu sold
III HG6sS1W per $l.0N tliset.unt. Linus wcre
shnctso, ut ;Nl5 per cent un Gull a,ld 6@17 ppr
cunt nn time.
Currency Is very scarce in New York. Ono
lank TINT has deposits Of n,otIt *a,Ox.o0 fns
!,h'y f%*htM on hnnd In IcEal-lendeix ind Nh
tEonnl-hRnk nntGs. Silver certificates hnyr l,ccn
ahspFrn NERt to II limited c1tetst, hut nre not
likely 10 prove rorllt',r, tcca,sAe lltuy aro MT
'cH"l'te'stcr, ntid cna liz redeemed only at tho
rlHcn IT fHs1tc.
l"cal F'ra Of securities Included Quincy. Mls-
souri, lacstir Is nj g6. burlington e. Quincy IL
ut VIZ, West Town Is at lu4. aud Chlcngo ~; at
I0i.
The following quoiHt1nns for local securities
, 1880-08-24

Sh1tt4s31 upfSs
| FLhEit-Wns rl"w. with no mnsrrfnt ctauso In
Prices ihHall hnttrrk vi nrd fItr[ngs wuso In ss
tnsfs n'kin # aIlt adyanct sales were rcpt,t.nt
VI w1ntcrs lnrtlY nj *iaI, AO brs dnl,bln ux-
tfas nj a. Ut fnr palrnta; 10 brIh extras ut {tn
aNs and lDl hris ryn tihur Nh .tlyatg turns Total
Enct th choice u1tras
bTHEh MlLtsfrrs*-Werc IN xood dcmond and
ftaHy' saic] were enra hfau a. taals lfU, ctes
Ihu'lhEs ht *l1G3ts1att; tnt 1hnrls nj fl2a md
c'.r t'sr'o orn. .1n"al nt f'l Ter tau on track
arnlMs Nl'EAT--""@ netirs and ranged higher,
a nnt "a u srry n'r*nas, trrrunnr waY.H ad.anccd
1N"1.1r. and tl"sed oniy 94sAc shove .Ic intcst
IT, 5 III "''n?y : fsf a f1 "t',a .qx t tsc
ea:l whIle y"rt ss u" y""fy @ 'h!sss Mbsls
VA W. II goa , slennd here .ar!y. Ni!cl apinron,y
~; H.; ssss'!y sss 4 !!s ?s'
n ,;,i,iiS Az @ asr S: ~" r% s liz
II f It.! WHIT lit i ;c Ss; ;ts: @ ~
,.%1ers; III tnr receipts sl,,;ucd ,one l,rrr"t.:.
@ 81 ssssss Il I:Sst@s mt i:s{
E;: = y 'el III "Ia.
It ;3 %sS: ts :";,sf sf %"S @ i
s"a ; g ,.;a az i, a eiG,;s1 si.;s
@ Sss5 '$ss ns Sxss'ss Il + s s
Il L 's a:ss. 1ss ;s!s' ss:S
S y % y; % T"in =; r s:tSs S s t. se' and
. w'ST MI |r'r 4 y sMs1 ey fhp;
@ E s 's:s '$s
SS"t Ut H.,tr: Ta.i ts' sie.ei H& tn srd!nary
n s s; ;r;; + e s @ S
aa i, s "ta Ia ~ ss%o ;' Il IT, s'e
E e. sna safsFssay ;t{s'f"! arSs ss
s"s a'''"k VI. n s"f% LIT 1 ,. "; 5Fss 9
unusually !Nrge hr nns nR wirs mcstnvcs Gsoupht
WI 1y s ssss til, ;fs; s e4 III ri: 9g With .sess I
sE fSI! r;ss ssr ssss ns 1t tf oeis{e i%f
.r;., nt, ; tssssiy sa.y !" 81 "fEa VI" 's~cr
es s'' ".n W. sio1s T. s sr tp':r 81, ";%sd n +,
i:S' @ ifsf' s::, Ssrs:s; s.:
s: ;s rf e ss {Is'SS {Is S =! a%na % SSsi
4, ,.sS S g., ,'.s. q sS s II ,,1 xhs SS
s Il: 'Ss;;; lis # :s$: !: s VIZ
. IT, VIZ .sls. rra!n @nenia .iIonscr
III !a ad "s ssas 1ss ssd4 "ttas to
@ Si saa @! s 1;r L sfS .;at; S5f RI
iin;i rrk nd ,Sf;s Ss, " ssS, s!s;s
Mss s, ,s n '5ss n,, s;x,' nSt ,a;
rst :;rs'; # !; i* s S IL :, ss sss >,
ss:S s s: II " S:'ss tx
;::s$ f 3 =; IN 4 s Il, l /; Ii L
a aaf cat,t sasS IN" s;s ss ,n ;ee on soard 0a
.St nSEi ;r5: : aSssi d., ;sss ans
a;$$ il 5 s;;f$s; &s ! 'SSusa:
{; s:,,ES S. !; ;s M s i SS i21st
tt. .a!r 1syae, lt i.s .elsr. sSt. Ssrtsnhsr
ys;s!,. ss;'ss ssiSats: ssa
b s;s e,Iy scn Gy & sn,1 ttree1y
, 1880-08-24

Il
HOsrnx.
Special Dtsnateh to THE Chicago Tribitrs.
ll0sr0H, Aug. @k-In !nt,l[llE aharea Fr,nklIn
Rt!i1ll.Gel frtnn lH.t N!i; l'1wnl,Ic ryu, = to
@Es: Silver 1A!et declined FrnH jlt8 to ~: PhT-
illx frntn :Gf tn III: WnukraX from n tn IL; Can
tentncnt sold ut III: Copper Falls at III Cttulpa
1T II LID: Cantnnt s Iicela ut ::0.
3b tho lftsstrn AsyDeihtti Erras.
l'osroN. Aug. s.-Minnx stocks CLOSED:
;tInna; AI"nS:; se,Mf;: Sal's%%a !% G"pnor....
tntnpA; ;.:;,....l ll.lGnuiHcy .............. at&
tt;1tp"r IalIs....". ln ll!iIn,; ;..."......n...
FfuHklh Una Silver lkfpt,.,.,,,..., ~
, 1880-08-24
BOSTON.
Sntffaf fdstAifeh Ii ihA E,hf1aao IL

Special ptspatsh IL The GAttaao 7rtaune4
Nnsruk. Mgss.. A4x. 4l-The foneaf tho stock
urc light, mud priees aru vol sustnnud, With uc-
casiDilAl improvements.
III rairuAtl lMltls Hartford T. Er!o II advanced
70 illM; Atcbsu!t Guaranteed II sald Mt ill5i;
itsttlo Htrk y Fort slnili. Y Ut lolA; EASTERN
hctnrt. New Iurk & New Enyland declined 4,
to lluG. ~
lu rAllsoul shares Little Rock & Fort BmIth
, 1880-08-24

itais-Keen!vcd dntinE snnday nn,i Mnn.Iny, et.ant
shiplhd nsl xctk, HN. Astiu if.'in r',ats Iisnry
@sEIinx @ nss, tMs Wh!cl there wna pnnt! dInand at
hAstnlistn tfict'n. flto nrktt Hls dull nnl tntltrr
wSniYr . tln " Saturday larkers d, Jake ull
III; TH , ntaen hs'aseEt imtefust. nr waa hh general
e ~ ,h f5 1n"r 2, !" r. light M'rnt* MnI II tk
M'r r. .inmn :tiih tho comparatively narrw nxu II
n loS5M fkit. and cull. sBil ~ ltiAa In md III
Epna many :s werH iott nynr md te icntinK Al thD
lU5lurt - = 1890 -'N "''e @e'
, 1880-08-24
REAL ESTATE.
The following Instruments wero filed for roc
ord Monday, A,tF. u:

The following Instruments wero filed for rec.
ord Monday, AitE. y:
City PROPERTY.
&sss?s's II f '!s q As4ess s'fa Fy2
@ II riss q s1sGR'f' t. i'sl.st u q ti.f
' + g Wa''ss S'ss'sSS Sa3: i sa;is:s ;5 '5
p.i n1iislii Il ids;; :;iS sil, xaS . ah!l..aa Ws,t
r$stSn ~ sst y ilis i. '
( lid Il 1ti;'l T. se.sa III st3%ii e t.
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?s'$!f $s;$S xSa i Il: 'i ;$1j; i isis
VII III; !; ii J. III & II ss: ~
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1'%i!S' N y ii!S;sla,v;E. I, yttiA II ~
s.s ss 4. i .as 1Sn1 3; .sss%f sSIs,is kIeEr m
,I,,, IH's'I 4 Inty :! ,m's n NJ I,:ss m
.a',s1iS;ia.y: t,snas lissaas I'd 4. XistiS istis,':
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'SS: + @ i ohs & iiysF;
Hoi4fll " City LIMITS WITHIN ItAnIRiH UY BKfET
MtLEH Df Till Cl,IlLT.litsif4I
!slbnltn It, 9sf IT, " Of EahIus. II +. Sixl.4l{ IT,
natgA AUG u .ttUosgn Idl i.I August Iftskuj.t E1
lEIIeitn A. u! y y nf Fah!Hs. i +. 4S.lst5t ii,
aattd AaH, II t0vorHu l.l1l to i. H4!ntlulit.u M0
os fT Sfs u 4s %'Tt,tS raua;. s OF
s?% $S|;{fs f.! + sF L! ftssaSs's
!; S::s "
5h'xl! y. dntc! AIrtl II tt;otIr4u ~ f6llA,s-
duncan ny, !ehr FIJI. .fturth i. i T. IxEsi I.
:iMt.d ..ux II tiaiWlM Z. A11en IL MnrY f..
Ei!rranl ..............,...,r........ hi
"@sF Nv CITY !IM!T* WITHIN \ HHHtt's W sErES
. la,Ea ny .T1tk rftfNr-IIntfbE,
Enrth ~, Is Il wMf California III, i T. ;pxi15ft
Husutl AM ~ tThsolUFu se.Entk u MArlha Il.
Wc.i it. y III nid noar Wast i,tiy.,i;st,' '''
Y: rnf1Sr y ;FaTri" - ~ " M - ,,m
II, dasv'l Aug. Ii q. j. AGi'i IL jo.i;, E.eet} soj
, 1880-08-24
COMM AfElRCIAL.

The following wesc tho receipts and shipments
0f tho loIdng articles Of pnAtuco in thIs city
tlsirnE the farty.nfght hutirs cntttH ut aclnck
Monslay 'nnrnals uiil. for The corresponding
tIHlG lust ytar;
, 1880-08-24
MINING NEWS.
EE1Y YQ11K,

ffp The Mining It&pettttf rrtss.
NEW YOnK, Aug. @l-Tho Mining stock mar
kot WIS strong, hut not especially nctlyc. lit
tle chnnpe IN prices. Tho closing oi1lclal 1uota-
1o7u t'
, 1880-08-24

alyane' =, yn frnn = 70 o, ,aHse1uen.y rccitus
burlington Qu!nry fron isH 10 t;tl tixt"ns.
.",rE fr.,'n =, 'nI.a; Enstcrn frt,,n HI u nj;
FIRM i!t'i to lli: oI'i E,loay fr.n Ii;t !" iiS's;
Hantln4ky 4 cleveland frntn i5t4 &, iaA: I"stot,
y !'rnthetIte fruM EtaH In i:M,5; Hester, 4
htn1nn from !:k.!l to lt.ts: Chtcnkn & Weatrrlf
MINNESOTA snti III GS NJ before: Ntw Scxfc0 sulii
IT. ~; Republican Valley preferred ut sisI.
II, fhs tr'fstsr,, Assott.i<d Isrrst,
1DOsrnS, Aug. zt..-:itbets alnHGtt:
hichanh r iat ss... IT, lf1n Hnn + CIeys..... tsH
K" Z, .ms,1s !ama n,e"t '". !s|3 t;hi tr 9aine,.,
4" la'ia frant u. .:..ta fi!nt \ hts aarGo. FIX
kka.lfr1 ka. f X 7: tfsi: !.t n EnuIand'.. s
KI:Hi Jnn X Il Il filth II" rolnMn, N - p,u... t
Enesnd t. i itatiama Er.iGrscii. -.
Atcilhon T. H. H..t75i ttIo common. ...,....... ii
fNNEiHH.
J.OSnnN, Aug. GL-t:,nsUts, o. 1s.j9.
Aftlnrisnn Arct.rtlns-Naw6 81, t0iaf; 4t<e, jl3H:
4e, f1J!f Illinois Central, ll;lf: TnnnsyIvnt,iu
1e!s. '"'
>, The amount of bullion withdrawn from tho
LINK NJ England on hnlAncu tn-tluy Ia 1s.,0,vO
PARIS, Aug @i-Ilcntcs, EFT G..io.
, 1880-08-24
GENERAL MARKETS.

nlUost-cOKS--Wus qulct MID sleatty, Tho ncv
Cs6H Ii believed to hG tnrtnTeu naEh {y tho tiry
N"ather and INSECTS, Md the market is stronger In
toll" rs II Consequences: