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Connecticut western news., 1880-01-21
A Story of Borrowers. :.

There lived near my fathers family, in aquiet little viliagein Ohio, two fami. lies who were chronic borrowers and the pests of the neighborhood. One bor- rowed by day, the other by night. The former would take anything, from a pinch of soda to>a bed-quilt, but made @ speciality of flour. The other family made no requests, but wood, coal, joints of stovepipe and garden implements fol- lowed in rapid succession. The day bor- rover became asteady drain on the four barrel. My mother, being of a sympa- thetic nature, could not refuse, and would doubtless yet have been supply ing the same family with flour but she had one bad girl among her family of chil- dren, who was alone at home one day, when the lad who always came for the four entered, and in his. old words said, Nam wanted g couple spponfnls -four to make batch bread" ,..... .......... ,-e This same, bad girl measured exactly two spoonfuls of four into his immense wooden bowl. The flour looked right lonely, but it didn't feel as lonely as that bad girl did when the mother of the lad came in and threaten ed ."to skin her." She changed her flour market, but the total depravity of that girl was clearly established. Dur ing one night two peach trees were en- tirely stripped of beautiful ripe fruit. Early next morning our night borrower called. My mother told of our loss, and, of course, had not the faintest, suspicion as to who had taken them, and her neigh bor expressed sympathy and disgust that anybody would do so, when this same bad girl had to have her say, and re- marked that it. didn't matter much, as most of tne peaches were plugged, and that whoever swallowed them wouldn't get a chance to digest them, for they were full of ipeoao-all of which was strictly falsc, and that bad girls mother was mortified at such falsehood. Two hours later, as, some one was passing through the alley in the rear of the bor- rower's house, he discovered about a bushel of cooked peaches. It was after ward learned that the family spent many hours in the night peeling and canning peaches, and as many hours, nearly, getting them out of the cans. So, owing to that bad girl, peaches, sugar and labor were an entire loss, but we were ever after rid of our night as we'll as day borrower. So much for having bad girl in the family.
Connecticut western news., 1880-01-21
A Plucky Woman.
sHE PUTS AN END TO AN ARMY CAPTAINS
 SURVEYING OPERATIONS ON HER LANDS.


 The Petersburg (Va.) Indec says:- Major Gen. G. K. Warren, formerly com manding the Sixth Corps of the Army >oi the Potomac, accompanied by Captain Gotten, also of the United States Army, recently visited the battlefield of Five Forks, in Dinwiddie county, the scene of one of the last battles around Peters. burg. The object of their visit was to make a survey and plat of the field, and the positions of the contending armies, to be used in the court of inquiry before which Gen. Warren is having an inves- tigation as to his promptness in moving to the fight. In order to get the exact data and complete situation of affairs, iT became necessary for Capt. Gotten to run line of survey through the premi- ses of a gentleman living in the vicinity which line was just outside of the yard of the residence e-between it and the or chard. The owner of the property hap pened to be away at the time, and his wife was the custodian of the manor. She discovered that something unusual was going on, as to the nature of which she had not been informed and abou which her permission, seems, had not been asked. Imagining that 8 trespass was being committed, she bravely went out to the spot armed with double barrel gun, and ordered the engineer and bis assistant away. Capt. Gotten, who, by the way, is genial and cour- teous gentleman, undertook. to explain his presence there and the object he wished to accomplish; but the lady de- clined to accept his explanation, declar- ing in positive and determined man ner that she did not intend to have the farm parceled out into "40.acre lots. The Captain hesitated, hoping to be able to make his presence and his motives understood, but he was again ordered to leave and that immediately-with an intimation from the lady that, though she was not in the last war, she would be in this if he-d;s not move forthwith. The Captain quickly perceived that it would be wise in him to go, and he re- tired with the best grace possible under the circumstances. Subsequently, how. ever, the object of the visit of the ofa- cers was explained to the lady by some of the neighbors, and the survey was allowed to proceed. The nnisapprehen sion under which the lady labored wal 8 very natural one, and she manifested remarkable courage and decision under the circumstances. Our opinion is more than ever confirmed that the Southern ladies are not only the fairest and gen tlest, but the bravest in the world.
Connecticut western news., 1880-01-21
Two Souls with two Thoughts.

There have been many odd episodes in the career of Haigh, who has been Indicted fer forgery in New. York city, but none more curious than his marriage about five years ago to 8 weu.known variety actress. This story has been partly told by the reporters, but they leave out part that is worth telling. The name of the actress was Jennie Hughes. She had some reputation as 8 comic vocalist. Haigh became in- fatuated with her and proposed marriage, to which she readily consented. They spent the honeymoon at Long Branch, and as Haigh had plenty of money they had what is called a first rate time. But soon after settling down in the city they began to quarrel, and as the quarrels kept on a separation was finally pro- posed. The actress was quite willing, but she demanded a good allowance of cash. Haigh would not meet her terms. She then talked about @ divorce, and as that would give him an unpleasant notoriety,. he showed some signs of alarm. But he still held out against the demand for on extravagant allowance. One fine day, though, he found it time to call truce. Bills were posted all over the city announcing the reappear- ance of ..
 "Mns. J. LLOYD HAIGH,
 Formerly Miss Jenny Hughes" at a variety theater on Broadway. It was an open declaration of public war. He would probably see his name on the bills of every variety theater in New York if he did not make some sort oi settlement. A settlement was made in quick order and Haigh's name appeared on the bills no more. It is said that g private divorce was obtained. When the woman returned to the stage fol good, she did so under her original name, dropping the other one altogether
 Haigh paid round price for his whistle in that particular case. ''"
Connecticut western news., 1880-01-21

Once again she was in gallery of paintings, but in g land where the soft musical Italian language no longer fell upon the ear. Her father and mother accompanied her thither, but she had wandered to little distance from them.
 Suddenly her heart gave great bound.
 and then stood still. Before her stood the beautiful girl who had been the un- conscious cause of her unhappiness, she was, as before, leaning upon the arm of one whose face was turned toward her with an air of chivalrous devotion. They
, 1880-12-27
BUSINESS.
Review OF Finances in Chicago
Last Week.


AS ua,tal Ia Christmas week business III nnnn-
cfnl circles moved along slowly III tho ortlln.
nry channels. Country requirements fnr cur
rency wcro light. mud New York exchange
eolt1 hetwecn tho hanks Mt 2N1ioo per
$f,000 sttsct,nnt. foans nro coming moro
tHto demand; new mercantile. tnanufnettr~
ing. stUck-brokInE borrowers nir making their
appearance, nsstt tho ba,,ks hnvo ont very sGt.
RfantOry linu III tunr1s considering tito Benson.
1tatcs nrc per cont Of, call. nntt HGb1 per cent
TN tlI1o. t,tscaI securities have been less iu DO
taAt,d, h,lt inrgc operations hnve been tnsch uti
Ii gcrnrnus cnland nfter Jan. I. Wnbnsh first
liz s',l,i up ,;i, and Chicago Ut. Paul o. tp to
1El. All kinds Nf ChcHgn and Cook County
bttu!s advanced In price III consequence 0f tho
rnpl absorption Mt pnr of tho per celte offered
by t,,e Controller. These latter sold ut lU, IN
tho street.
Foreign exchange c,oscttat strong Friday. At the
ens1 sterling rostc,l rntcs were 480 and 4G3.
1lnnkers' nct.lnl rntcs were 4'1at tor slxty.tny
hills and iE,.t for demand. Fnr y-day cumtucr.
cnl biiis for prompt delivery. 4H!fGb47s!i. Fnr
three weeks delivery, a77!iGl4tS.s. Posted rites
for fnr!* wcro hs5 for sixty dnys md k.ee;;i
for sight. Eixty-stay commercial hitls. prompt
delivery on linyre, k5tt.GsEslA.. and Marsciltcs
E}iHGtInss. SIxty-taay coumcrc!nl hills OF Ant
wCrrscllvcra,c prompt. sseto fEHi GtSllH: three
weeks l-t1 to Il per rent botter bankers bills
OH Germany wcrn o3al for sixty enys and ntA
for ,for,1i: htxty-ffay conncrcfat bills. prompt,
iE}41ls3st; atd tnr thruo weeks delivery, E31a0
ri y. IL. iln.lkeTs ptldcss mn Holland were 3Vai
ror sixty tlnys md 10 for demand: sixty days
cnrnn1csctnl wns 5-t1. Austrian tlurths, 4.!i;
Norway. Sweden, and Drnn,nrk, cu.14. Supply Ut
bills gut,d.
, 1880-12-27
FOREIGN TRADE.
Reports Of t1ae Different N1nrkcts-Fl.
lin1acful Matters.

Reports Of t1ae Different HInrkots-Fi.
nnnciul 1intterH.
LONDON, Dec. M.-tn MlnotnH lane during tho
pust week tlloro l,nyo Sctn fow public sales, but
tho 1uurkGts show eo;np tendency to tmpgoso-
tlct,t- Tho ttcttye demand for low qualities OF
susar which commenced at liverpool lust week
hAs extended to Lolrton. n1ld very farKo trans
tons arc reported, partly speculative. ut aIle
shilling per 100 weight mavaslce; othor klndswore
stontly; refined WIS rather higher On tho spot
nnd To nrriyc. Hoct Buxnr was nEhln higher.
rnnts rcndy fer Mnhd faoturn Eofi,R, in sn1t,c
quarters, injured BY ruin. Thore hns leci bet
ter demand fur colIco at two to six shtiitnRs per
100 weight recovery from tho rccont depression,
the greatest rise bolngupon co1ol,y and now crnp
plantation Coylon. The quotations for brazilian
here fangogrom 10 to 20 shlllings per 100 weight
under those cstrrcrt ut tho closo of last ycnr.
Tea romnlns firm. u fatr amount OF business
WIS tlone III rice, but at cnsior ratcs for coast
cargocs. Pepper tnalntnins tho lutte adyaitcc.
OTHER SPICES Mre qtiiot.
The Manchester Guardian. in lta commercial
article this morning, says: ''Tho market con-
tisiltcs lntet. The smAal a3llnttnt or business
done shtiws that prices arc generally stent!y., In
fow casGs producers seem rltnor mnre Wiling
8olcth ut currGnt riltU8. hut thtr0 Is nothing lk1
nj ehXors1Gss 10 do biiainag8."
Tho Slatfft Of this week aays: "Tho ratc Of
discount for bank bills, Hixty days " threo
os9 per 1sn W M for ~ fro r cs e,'s sFsy byg
disturbed condition Of ireland and tho a'lverse
news from tho Cupe: with teArs respecting the
Greek question atld the snAiNtenltita Of tho In
crcnseI r1tto for h10ncy, have not becn ADlc to
bre,k lowt, pr!ccs an tho Stock Excl14igo. cx-
ccpt In apceial instances, Tho general tlisros-
tion Is still to buy, and aftcr Nuw fonr's . fnr-
markut Ina beei, lirn, and 1T times showed Signs
uE buOynncy."
, 1880-12-27

1rnpotts.,...... .................... lI&DMD
Net surplus either to renllfn unsupported or to
10 to rcplrnish stocks, G9.3to.U0l bushels, Tho
German ports always ship 10 England, md North
atld south 1tusssa together, In n year. WILL al
most eorthy export more than Il. .000, 900 bush.
els: tho nove estimates being thorcfurc cntc,l-
inttons Of nat cx7ortntIon or importation Of
capf, country. This will cxp1atn WHY FraIlco
nppcnrs With 50 low tig,re us II, ,GGo,0 bushels
not importation. From Americn 0toup France
will mt tMprubahly purchase three tt,acs that
quantity, hut tt!en Franco will soil whent tU
Holland, IIelrIun, md pnrts Of Western Ger
sAn1,y. Already French merchants have sup
rlled u Soo,l t&ral Of grnn to Switzerland, tn
ftMly, anA to Spnn. 1t ans to be re.narkc.l That
~ these hre estimates Ut naHfs, they 1lo mt tt,-
cIi.ttt such Investments II, corn rs Continental
merchants may think 1T to mike. whether in
vLew of scnnty stocks or future speculative
chances, or nj possible wars.
Tho 1fil'cr furtt>nr sMya "that tho wRnsa Of tho
untsHl Kingdom Of foreign wheat Muy 10 PIT
Mt IL: 0U.kU bushels. and that she will prohAbty
buy l:al01 ,kU tatshrs.'
sfr. 3. ". Tntlral'gu, Of MILWAUKEE,, furnishes
tho following estimates TN millions Of bushuls)
or tho worlds wheat crops lit 1880: United States,
spain. IA: Italy, 1la: AnHtrln Hungary. lis;
United Kingdom. ll6: Austra!ta. B0: Turkey. IL;
ltoumnnla 10; Alrcria, 30; belgium. es; 1suynria.
II: Cnnatla. 25; Egypt, u; Portugal, d; Holland,
d; tireecc, i; Scrvla. 1T Sweden and Norway, t.;
Dennlnrk. 4; Switzerland. .; other countries, p;
total, 1,KN millions.
THIS places the wheat crop of 1870 Mt almost
;>0o, GU bushels grcater than lust year.
, 1880-12-27

returned for you: wherefore. from tlio volt
rct1lrllrti for ynll Mt said precinct s1lnltl hr
comnie. sanvass'al, MI a,a! Il returned Tor ynn.
II. That ut each md eyrry yot!nE-nrrrinct
IN tl,o CnlntIps of Chesterfield, llorry, Mnr1-
Duru. williamsburg, Darlington, anil MArlul.
TS Stfs \ wefs xe ;"s aS {Sr y b.
win voted more thai once.
counties comprising thu First Congressional
District lerEe nan,l,er Of cn!ore.! Voters wl,u
ercss wero tlcnic,l tint rlpl,t Without goml
al,,i sufficient catsc by tho managers Of cleo
tlon.
10. Tint throughout The. Congressional dis.
Court q .the unitc,l, States to represent the
Republican pnrty, whose NOMINEES fur Con-
gress wns. a,u tbs ncputy.starsl,nls Of thy
Unltet( States, we're 0bstrHciett, hlntlcrcd,
u1 prevented Hy yGuF larItsal!s nna s, ;,',
il,tips required Of them by the laws OF the
United States. 49,.
H.. Tint at each md every vnttnR-prcc!ncl
onas,.a. Z m sEt css ,stE eoIs1S o Els nnscls 5s r{ M
thu election. WIRE known tn he your
political parttsalls md supiurters and tllci!i-
hers of Tho political party wlioso .calM!i-
date for congrcss .you we're; TINT ~ ii!s
general n'liIagctnent md c,lnsiucs Df the
aud for your belcll.; that ut each md every
lots il, tho nox TIC ina,,aEers OF election, as
aforesaid, III drawing ont such exccss, ncted
IN yunr interest. manipulating tiio ballots IN
sitch wny RS to draw out mostly tickets
WI 81 III { s Il 81 srsEFss Ss1Fsss;S SaSsS ssfS 'ere
tho repeating. illegal voting, and bnllot-box
stutlllIg, which was co'nMlttett, Il, yo!r H.
, 1880-12-27
Tho 'F;,tef Divides tssv Pork.

Tt,e tA,..lxvtlle Courier. tal.Fii, IN giving eob
"Reminiscences Ut IN u!d h,,ni IllKru .lnA til TINT
slty. .ll;,kvs him retnto thu following Ut Ullo NJ
iii r,r;ner masters. - liz wnr u sirnkln nun
:irsuHh," en,,snura El!. As his enthusiasm. be.
IAN curry him lway. i, lie Wur au Elt>sl best
j!nMknvst tlnn III ar wh,lo t,lntry. rv1nctn-
9tt wiicl, hey wnr trsln' VI AnL ,nAsI EAsHtta
hrity fur kttiil, IF Nurse !9oriHs; nc LoxitR.
All, When H. tt,llle ttlae for 10 Utp MRrsU to
Ijtttk s,p jl.t h:lst uI d. henches nit d. cheolH
nilv';l nut IL 10 ts,licge yar.t, An ity,a. how ha
dill let nisself kNsp. fte Ent 10 ialktn' Abullt
d. EerptsIr', mn 1u won1e1t tnIks aluy brga to
cTy. Lion. you 4cr. tlg ul MArau WIS u 11nkln'
hts pnt, vi! btnlrby whun t1u jirutr tiu.o 1t,ine
10 iuhs lot tssD MI blts I'M fcIl buck likH he was
faitil.'. xcc1 llu utu NURSE, tlnukh; GIF ,,yts
Hua Il Dllnkn' 1ikv th'ss III u tMls,lcr-sturtIl.
M hn wits II chnrkln in his sleeve. liu wnr1l't
nm" falnlfn tun ynu is ut iu prcsent ip'laetit.
E{n wur II 1llAkl1t' hlA pint by Wtirkiu 0H lu
J&fnpathy of tlu cruwu, mi hu latlu It, ttk,. Oh,
yuu: tle ulo MAEs, WIS us slick us do soFy
a4iL!t. III. VI" ctilleklrt ulh ELI, "yUs! artar
seed Do triuks lis played ~ al dem lawyer fnlks =
pA1t. IMr WIS nun stulc hoy. IN he cnlt'u
n AAF1.' al iole him ho wanted him to defend
altn III ae courts DO Dio Nurse, ytit seu. hu s.lea
tu MOT mn hnakcs .ln Il 1si!l tlo his ula tnlt m
tqllnr IN TWO. Der he lMkes Que jl'!rt H!rsuif.
ktsrA III 1tllrr To ttc thict M wile1I iru etlnrs
QltJ,1. AArsp hn Kit+ n MI tells til lawyer fntks
s!at d. prisoner didn't Xet I'M 1t tlAt hi,1 tlutI hu
q aissttf. lip tulo ,iu trui, tt,, MI 10 thief hu
Kol on on Marso' kay~ko without dn lesa1 tit OF
suspicion"
, 1880-12-27
CtAEtlklkkk CURE,
Swallowing Poison.

a,r,.l'..v.n4 and 'nhn!.na tho no1ions impps,Ilos
gan1. hut tI,1 .tnrsnc nnd lungs No meruly local
fHniGdY, s!ku duuthpa md insuluho Knulfs pus.
silly fgnl:h Or ufsl!catn thu yIrIl1nt sp,rplps Of
enscipd by isr. W.T. ie aieyer' new
trnntlIlufit Tho eiuMicnta used by him ahxnr t
by tho mucous inuntbrt1 thruu9t0ut tho sy.cn, and
firm gems IlsMtiunlst ~ well 1DcSl 1luto, A.
certain cNaArrtI. yaccina virus y " pre-.
vMnt HInn-PAx. lis A'Ihrcceaentcd aHta with hnsu.
ftcoti tusitn,unins ,nnny thousands whu, nt ~
stages OF thu I!isenao. have 1AueN cMreA by thiA
woniurtI! fun.;dy, sant!lsh. b"JonA traate!ton
tho fnct lint Wei llo Meyer. ttatMrrl Cure II
lilo ulott Important nluII discovery stnro vaccltI-
AtlA,, Kew u. u. TMylui', ~ NuGu lirttkiyn
wFItus. "Unv package pEutuEGtl IHaleat cutu. II
iarrd froN. lMrsh fur ~ yts u. II. AIe !sannt.t.
H. ss"GsS ssai" sasi. ~ a;ei
". WnshlnHiuil.ylaca, NJ. vi u can speak !Gr
Qrsut bun0Ht" llev. W. Ii. hMunsr, Frederick.
Ml., "Eye!s9o4t tronhlut With CAtaIrh " =! wAs
.hlultt nee H." Atmry \. lttnker ~ Esart-at,
ChIrs4n ls "FI,r SIX ynars did nUk bF1n!ll through
Gars.% HIrs. it. Il. ahenny. :lGl aafah:st, ii.
GrMk, Atlnntic Eluei, Chicago; EesHfed mo 10
iy nlthlsurui lnhure. bteE. &aen. \, 1sle., Eou.
%T:s*.SsI,; y: j.; E!sia. n: r.; Ss;: *,
frse. ils G..r., Il !,cltyrrra o anr a4duss IL
4 DEWEY I'll, u buy.st. y. i. Al = i.tM cons.
plGt1.
, 1880-12-27


Nearly 7,Oa0 young puoHlu Ut hoth erxes offer
thunsuisea this inailtA ttlr thu Cambridge ust-
yurhlly 0eat exalAtnuslDna, which VII! result It,
giving thu successful gn!latlntes 4 slrt Ut rtc,,g-
nxcA status In tho w1EIi nr uartlinK Anl seipneo
which liIuy c.niiA tut otherwise ul,tu!n. Tho
.iiptnnA of tue examiners II ~ klld Ut pAsspurt
nost f.s,n1cus # prutsty IL oniy the ptciuIo ttl
0tAer and tnuro atlsAneu stut!!sa at tho uiiyut-
stlux themselves Or ttlsewhGse. Hut, bcsdca tho
, 1880-12-27
LIVE STOCK.

Fnt$1.,, s,.s etu.I hHtt IN ID
CATrj.E-1f Western shippers hnyo NOT tnAda
plhnty Ut mtnuy lurlHH tho woDk Just enad ceftn-
II tho fault waa MT with tho Aarkct, Tor tho mnrkct
franI The rponlnX to tito tinish wtiH active and nd
rattcHG. Tito recG!pts, thUtRs larger An nsta fdrn
holiday woek, 1eil i"ng rny short OF tho dsnand,
which WIN acttYo o1sh OIL shipping a,ld 1xp0Ft
count. IA result theFo wAs quito tap1d npprocta-
t!oh In vaues Prices moved up io4<I5o un Mhnlny
and tnGt succeeding day up to u 'uTfny n!ud suHln
thtnR IN tho HFvahen, until an hExrcRnta tnproyo-
ment VI la8Nc n shipping srattos wAa nppnrent- The
hdyHncs In ntor descriptions not pranonrtca,
hut tHfA ptnsa of stock for which thQru wns
prGratlrh tho week befota Tho tpruxcd t0ne ut thu
harAut h largely uo 10 tho tact iut during Tho past
furtnl.ht tbs amount af stock sent OF thu coun-
Try ts beun exceptionally 1aEvs fur Tin araaun. Al
tnctease' supply OF stock cars n1ao hspad Mntters
una nkcn all IN all thu wauk ny he sat darn as one
g sS sh si sss usan IN
t thS Isi liz nTrsss e nx 5 fSssy T. s .
r. iitts d"aS., ana i. ihSis i ,.ot hEo,y -
ss%s iii @ tyS s. sf iii sS q rs Psa. :s
r. ~. y " SiSss ns phi aS VIZ w. fo ss
eatiS d .sFo III sissai @ Is;S ssrS, hssysf, usi
y sYss Si @ m s9 u ~ A.
isad inl cal,sers tutelers MiId f9sders t9 luke =!
s s Sf ss. Il: sf wJts %'sS. s;';
!i:s 4 .!s' ysfS vs. :af!s I III Il Il sd ISi
ISr ilaad III rtouk calvss. entu1tay'a matkot was
sa'e' ""a "s"@' QUOTATIONS,
Extra te0ves-9raded staeEn. WelElHR 100
teAsNRpa1
ssaer. wuiuisiMg I] IL i0i nk.........,,. hooaA73
nE la1 il iaI aIo9L It's
Ing jIl u i.xN a1s2s
unlcjlerx Slbck-t'uut !u c0r,lltnn stoers md
Svisal.x &S u iSs ssoss 50
10 iaI .......... atnsas,
hsils, ind scMsawaa stsara... :. ....,.".. L7sa9 ~
fEulh-ln this beAnct " tho market theTo WIS ux-
tEDla tiupFessIn thfos1hOnt- tlhGrowas veTy fnts
HgltuflI hut ll1nE8 KHt tue
Mon lint pT.cek wora u hls md frnia tnp nlynlx
lun ~ !.,,!Cir iFcus. snrdnta llitnR w.ls lima nj
very tul 1antes. hut luce than theTa Inns hUen =
slunhy srxREH, Ad ttlu p!1*u 1t Friday Gnl pflyHs
aHywlerv ftIl sEo pur lM tbs inwgt thAn> III tha
clnsa ut tlH preT10us week. Fht Epsslpts wuf0 uR.
1;a,y 'atES III TT wssS VT IN: NJ, ns
p.,rs t,sly ount thus x l5atku for inu.I
cMttnta AZ thu ni,tile1 pFtc1a nIOAt 1T The hugs
wuf9 iaken tr0u dizzy u ttny, the clusV af ttu Meuk
n1!iiR vHrj feN tuIlLAnlnx th lf4 putA Ih1 unlllJ
NJ tan sscetpis Was thy PUT - t4S ssasan thhs int
an!xea NV, nnt W fsf tho ,ar9pr part ii The osrnR
wue9 " H,Hs IL rrluo. E'uuth oxeh, wull.nintufet
trLess M TRnrn4 4tilr, aud elus!nH at &A4iAJ fJl
sl4ht Ai!H W *4AatAa9 for haayT.
nltEEt-!!Atu c1!t!lnGSh ~ E4ud teaacst. nnd t'ic
sastainel. A!!toux, tha recslri. ~srs lFstsy i4lf
t.ieru VIA nothlHx N axceaA " The A0mHua. whtrl
ho Msat elosoi at tiss LII III paor tb sMusiaa a..s
Ill \ Eo"a to s1'fa s'~s chFisnas fors
, 1880-12-27

There were no cnmniorelai transactions worthy
Of tho llalno OIL Saturday. outside Ut holiday
purchntcs. Il few [uriorn mon tttt gather OIL
tito e1trlstann In tho uorn!ng, 1na some OF them
lid HjG for fel,rnury whent.
Tho iy,nlon Miller Of Der 0, 1se1, mnkca tho
following ESTIMATES OF tho exports mud imports
oE Whcnt:
, 1880-12-27

Many diseases owo their existence 10 cii-
matte influence upon llo, system; but dis
independent, ot scas,,n. Dyspepsia, henri
burn, WuterlFnsll, lAtutoncy, otc., uxtst tho
ycnr round. tho world over. 'll,ry ca,I, low
ever, bo eureu tho yenr round by Hamburg
DrDiS,
, 1880-12-27

chacnR" 4: Nnrtttrestern HALLWAY.
FoE nsAnA tnrta HtenpinEta! Accommodations
nEGiy II MHi C!ntk-ht~ Grand Fnc!1c Jrtnk'A E4rftsS
o'Hco. sh!snHt House. 10 Ennht-st. hnn tito dnltUs
, 1880-12-27

fSad dreams, disturbed staep. indigestion,
stomach Kus, nl1 ynnsh boforo Hop Dlttcra.
, 1880-12-27

personal KILT OF healing tn tha natlp1s-Tr,
Bulls Cough syrup. Thu ul4 gcIlao!o,
, 1880-12-27

hansns City, Denver l. Pueblo sI111 nm 3.sI} n
kaasaa CITY. bania 10 flenYart iGjiI nh 7:5S
~ l.ou!A. HpfnKtluld Il r0xas.,, mi MI Hin =
M0ho i Now Ufluana ExpE1sa :. J:il Ht1s 1:xin =
ht- LouA Springfield It TGxna. 3 1a5j III 7:31n = !.
Feotta 9urIlnK- Eaas Express 3;jj nm f:;si, u
ltt kapkuk 1x. vlh Ghonon q 9tjl mi 7:sssnt n
tekln Peoria Ex 4tn Joliet u.lJl r, 1t4iD mi
StfGntoFt lhGon, WnshXt'n Ex ivj3; inis o:sU Il M
LoIiut& Dwight Recommendation. l. S;0J m}s V:i Il n
, 1880-12-27

S3mSt,y Gnniiy. a1copt Sunday. eI,ailyt oxcepe
r1i,lman Aa.wiepl, seopnxGnra and Passenger,
Sohtlea 1ct"nen ChichHal }pa AfOtnax, Couoo Iifys
un3an 'irs,nNt j2s,ph: tehson* Topeka Ind KIN.
fferi,n},t tFToxh MtlI0Hs Ghanso. Pa!ior Cars witb
u II. =. D9nlnR-Cnrs nttnchel Ii ali irntns. "$
Chscn9o' Milwaukee A. IT. Fan, Ko,,wn y
III anta opot CORNER q MON ana Carroll.
Grand paoidc l1otol. afd ii Deo0s- o'nos eaousa