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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-20
A RAyIsuER AND MURDERER HUNG TO .

A RAvIsHER \ MURDERER HU,G TO A
TREE. -LouisciUe Ky Auy s .-lne Coarter
Journals correspon lent at Hopinsvil:e tele
graphs that yesterday a hegro committed a
: ,pe near Faiiv,ew, iodd county,, up Mrs.
George Salmon, who had been married
about eighteen months. Her husband
left her IN the morning to assist in moving
a mill, and told her she had better 90 visi
ting. She started and had gone some dis
lance from home when the negro,
who was plowing a field near ny,
struck her with a stick and left her. doubt
less think,ng she was dead. He soon re-
turned, and finding she had som. What re
covered and was endeavoring TO reach bamr
followed her and cut her throat. She l.
now dead. The negro wos arrested, aid
parties started to take him To Elkton to
put him in jail; but it is sand he was taken
from them and shot several times and left
hanging TO a tree.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-20
XaOlcs' Portfolio.

A WouAS IN THE R,NG-DRAWr Bar
rr.-Nrr York, Hay 8-A Scranton. "a,
.eaecial gives the particulars of u prize hight
Which took place near the city limits yester
Iav between Dave Richards aud Tom
Thomas. and was witnessed by about loo
Snectators. including members OF the po'lce
an select council. the heights around
Ae ng black with men and boys. lichaluS
e % years old ami 80 poan Is weight
while Thomas is "A years old and weighs
14O pounds. Twenty-.even rounds were
Rnught. the spectators cheering Justify. Inc
-Shird round was 6ercely fought, and ented
In both falling heavily to the ground ana
s,u,ume,iny each other vigorously where
Eher thew Law. until Doth were picked up
Nv their seconds. Their faces were baiiy
Ms6gured on coming to the scratch Tor the
next rouni. At this stage the wife OF hlch-
aids appeared upon the scene, with her
sleeves rolled high on her arms, and break
ing through the crowd, she forced her way
;rtn the ring and exclaimed. Go for HIM,
Dave nv boy,' The result OF this encourag,,
sing word was that Dave antagonist tell
with the blood gushing from his mouth.
AT the twenty seventh round the combat
4I.nts. who were scarcely able to stand, were
aenaratei by their friends In the crowd
Richards appeared to have the, best OF It
although it was declared a drawn battle, anf
will be fought out again at an early GATE
She stakes were said to be 800 a side.
D,Gros MlLLst Exp,,Eo. In reply TO
&hair letter IN akin IN Urles rexI"t,ns the
.socaAed d rotor Miller, Mr. A. a ; nythe
who lives in the neightorhood In Scot
county where Miller recently lived, writes t
Messrs. J. w. Gather aud Eramus Long
of Melrose, Rockingham county, that ~ y
Miller is looked upon there by the lnteiiI
scout part of the community as a down rlgf
fnpostor and cheat, and his pretended po,V
.1rs as a means of making money on OF Tn
afflicted" G.,
- In another part Of his letter, MIR. omytt
says: o., =, IAN
but came here from Tennessee, hsvlI
some to that State from Illinois tie r
sided there about a year, and 1t Is SAID
pessons who knew him there, that he had
dee from there to escape the law tor son
misconduct with a young woman who
be was doctoring.
The man who owns the Red Sulph
Springs in Roanoke and also a hotel In :
lin, is making money by getting, Miller
remove to h. Roanoke Red Sulphur.
and Miller are reaping a rich harvest m
che credulity and gul,ibility OF the attic
dupes who apply to Miller for miracul'
Miller should be an Intimate either or
insane asylum or the penitentiary, -sf
ton Spectator.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-20

SAN FRANCISCO. May -. The result OF
the attempt of Marshall Poole to execute
writs of elements against settlers on lands
claimed by the railroad company, in Iuiare
and Frasno counties, is inst received; SIX
men were killed and two wounded Matters
are now quiet and no further trouble Is ap-
pretended.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-20

ATLANTA, May l2-Atan amateur perform
ance this afternoon, at the Opera House,
the clothing OF one Of the young lady per
formers caught fire aud communicated to
three others Three were severely burned
and one seriously.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-20

HoMICIDE IN NASH CoUNTY.-A cores
pundent, '.P. L.. F., writes US from Whlta
ker's of a terrible homicide that took place
IN Nash county last Saturday, the 9Th inst.
A colored man ny the name Of George Jone:
Who lives in Edyecemi,e. had a quarrel
= .th his vile. when the latter left him and
went to the house Of her brother, one dill.
lard Bryant, living on the plantation OF
Col w d. Harrison, about three and a
half mules from Battleboro'. George Jones
pursued her, aud appeared at the house 81
his bro; herin law. armed with pistol an j
bowie knife, and demanded his wife. Bry
ant ordered him no, to enter his yala.
Jones reterted that he had come to Xii
some one or have his wife, one or the 9th
or, and walked into the yard. whereupor
Bryant dclt him tJ"nesl "a heavy blow OF
The head with Il hoe, breaking the skull,
from the effects of WHICH Jones dice IL
about three hours. Bryant had not beer
arrested at last accounts -Stor.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-20

A white man named jim McUarver was
cut in the breast at Charlotte by 4 negro,
unknown, who fled under the cover o. dark
ness.
Lexington Exchange: There are fifteen
TOD ,cco factories in WlnSton-.he smallest
of which works 100000 pounds OF tobacco
annually
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15
EST.

Isr~xlr1oa received at military headquar-
w. says G,neral Hatch With a part Of bis com
maud attached three hundred Indians in camp
Ia the Ban Audrcas mOunt6iDs The fight lat
oil liz hours. The Indians retrcatsd, leaving
uleir dead behind. Captain Hy. Carroll, Of the
ku,h cavalry, and seven soldiers were severely
wounded. A large amount Of stock was cap
turei from the Indians, VINO are supposed 10 be
HescalcTo ApachGs. az they retre>tcd towards
tls mescAlsfo Apache sgengy. Hatch with his
command 10 IA pursuit.
GEo. 5ugs telegraphs from Fort Keogh to
hessdquartDrs at Chicago that the soldiers who
bad boon pursuing the hostiles for 200 miles
captured five warriors and fOrty-tige horses and
pDfies. Twelve Indians escaped in the dark
The Indians arc "a days from Sitting Bulls
camp and claim the white chief In Canada sent
ulein ncrOas the limo ~ Hteil stock
Tug Babcock Manufacturing company, Chi
sagO, which sold out tn business in November,
1873, aud has been rincc then winding up It's
Affairs, ~as compelled, on tho 7th inst. to place
it, matters in the hands Of an assignee. Ilabili-
ties &2lg ,00l assota $4,000. A large quantity
Of bonds, bearing heavy interest and coming
due shortly, caused the failure.
The board Of supervisors on the 9Th inst.
adopted resolutions that the people Of the city
bad b"on seriously imperlod by alleged incen-
diary speeches Of Mayor Kalloch, and authorized
the judiciary committee 10 investigate The mat
w aud report. II iB said this is the first step
seward impoacbing the mayor.
CHAusor NEWTON OF the Cincinnati En-
gs.irsv's editorial stan, died suddenly ON the 9Th,
aged l3 years.
A pisrAron received at military headquarters
from Fort Custer Mont, April 2nd, says Lieut.
Cohe and company G., Second cavalry, and Capt
Hugglns, company T. Second cavalry, found tho
Indians who atolo the ponies from the Grow
scout, tho cath ultmo and having cut them on
from escape, charged their camp from two drcc-
uons. aud drove thom into deep gulley wher,
they ae holding them until they surrender.
They number about forty. Their ponies, forty
ar IN number, are captured. Sergeant Johnson
sonpanyC, was killed by their firing. Three
Indians are believed 10 have been killed.
COPELAND TowSsESD proprietor Of the Town
smid houso, OeonomUwoc, Wis. diod on the itl
sl.t Of homonhage Of tho lungs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15
FOREIGN

TVS wife Of President Dag, Of Mexico, died
n tho capital on the 9th inst.
RaAiI-por ~ raging IN Mandaay, Burmah,
and the hoir apparent has died from the disease
A couRssPoSDKsr at Constantinoplo reports Il
lsr1iblo famine at Mosul, Turkish Koordistan
Your thousand inhabitants He'd 10 Bagdad and
hundreds died on the road.
TIM Chian4 arc reported 10 have mot with a
disa,ter near Moqucga. Tho minister OF war,
wishing " surprise tho Peruyians marched
under cover of night to attack. He fell into
ambush aud OF one regiment OF 1000 men only
CT escaped. It is reported the CHILEAN luss was
1900 killed Tho lluascar ald MugallanH, in
an attack on africa, lost % mon, killed and
wounded; among the former was Commander
Thompson of the luascar, and two other Of
fcers Many houses IN the town were knocked
down and several women aud children killed.
Two Gillian war vessels yislto d the Loboa GuRuO
Islands and stopped the loading Of about twenty
vessels, which they destroyed.
A DESPATCH from Cabul reports that Abdur
Rahmna Khan has reached Gh&2i on the road
to Charickar IIa has written 10 Che kuhistans
b. ioiu him, and already 5000 IRREGULAR have
loft IN obedience 10 this order
pIsrArcn from Hangoon srys several CHI
nose iiIIns there haye received intelligence that
1hebau king of Burmah, has died OF small
pox at Mandalay. Their agents advise thom TO
keep back their goods, rs there are fears Of q
owl war In jurunah
TaE governor general Of East Siberia has tel
ographcd 10 ST Petersburg that they were not
Chinese troops, but irregular Iartars, who in
vaded Russian territory. They attempted 10
GROSS the AMOR uyer, but were unsuccessful.
He NAYS the Chinese government is quite lnno-
cent Of the invasion, and viii punish the Iartars
sharply.
BISMARCK has toEdcred his resignation as
chancellor OF the German empire, because Of
the vote ON financial reform ia the Federal
council. The emperor has not accepted It as yet
Tnw exposition fitted out by the Geographical
society Of Germany las started for central AZ
rira 60 establish permanent station OF the
society on the banks OF Lake langanyika.
1'un report of alahomcd JAMS death is untrue,
l4RsR hundtel amniested communists have
arrived Il Best from New Caledonia
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

THE amount of postage stamps, stamped en-
ve!opes and postal cards, issued to postmasters
upon acquisitions during the first nine months
OF the present fiscal year aggregate III value
S23 97g, 335 an increase over issues for the cor
responding nine months of the previous fiscal
year OF S3.0l6, 062, or about fourteen and one
third per cent. The greatest increase Is in sales
of postal cards.
The house military committee has substitu' Cd
the name of General Love, of Indiana, AZ a
member of the board of managers OF soldiers
homes instead of joel Parker, of New Jersey,
the latter being ineligible being a state Officer.
The house committee on military affairs on
the sth inst selected for appointment the fol
lowing superintcndeuts of national soldiers
homes: Gen j. VI Palmer. of Illinois, to sue
coed Thomas O. Osborne; Major d. G. Fulton,
% Wisconsin TO succeed Il. b. Wocott; General
Joel Parker, OF New Jersey, TO succeed II. q.
Stebbius; General VIM. b. Franklin, Of Con-
uectiCut, To- succeed General b. +. Butler; Gen
eral Chas Roberts, Of Maine, 10 succeed Fred
erick Smvthe; General NJ. I. hcNahon of New
York. TO succeed General J. H. Martndale.
THF Western Iron assoc tion held meeting
at Pittsburg, Pa, on the Sth INST, which was
LARGELY attended. After fully discussing the
situation resolution was unanimously adopted,
that The card rate should be reduced from "a Ia
$3.50.
On. GrIRFRr Il. SPAULDrNG, well known
theatrical manager, died in New Orleans on the
7th inst, aged b8
BY doroe of the supreme Court Of Alabama,
the selma, Rome and Dalton railroad from
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15
NEWSOF THE EEK.
THE EAST.

TIE wdow o. Daniel &. DicsiIlsou, late Un1tef
st&tss .cn2,or, died On the 81 int, IL AeW
forS dty.
yogs o. hAEsaaLL, eI-Judge At Care Breton,
ss.. and writer On religion, Temperance and
,.1l5tls, IL dead, aged VI.
TER Rhode Island st&ts eloctsO1 or the tn
int, resulted m 10 choice for governor and
Laut>nAut governor. I,turus from al toTIls
u .3s staie ereept Block Isi&nd, give Lsttlefeid,
(sep.) l0,0Is; Kimball, Denn.y e,3Zl; Ho~ard,
NrJtl1tiog and Independently s,JE. The I,9~
publican tarsdid4tes for secretary Of state, al
t1rYey gepes4 Al and general trea-9rer we're eiect
q: ~ abo1t the usual majority, there be1ng no
third candidate f1r thOse Offices. Inc general
a.-eEsIbiy Will 10 three quarters Republican, IN
sur1ng ths election II Litieheld ~ that body.
J.cr.os MORSE grain exporter, Boston-
failed 90 the It'll int. The fziIure Ii believed
T. ~ due u. wheat speculztiolAs In Chicago. l.
abilities j,cut - 900.
HIssos Il CUxzIsG, cotton commission rner-
slants New York. suspeaaed On tbs 7tb- La
hit4os sAld b. be heavy.
Gxs JAsgs J.. EEYyOLDs, uell-klown SOL
Aer, hsyx and politician, died at Lancaster,
Pa, on Uns 9TH INST, ~ his 55th year.
os the 9Th inst, party Of nineteen boys,
gathered from homes Of poverty and lodging
hfBLpT u I4s IlAhlJS . . shft F'SliNbsf H~~ApS1
nom Nov York for Winchester, Virginia. where
t.aey viii find homes with faruaers in that vicin-
ty The ont Ut their outfit and journey sss
E.sid by Whitelar Rid from the funds placed
~ hhs hands 10 be used IN placing poor children
~ positions where their future success depended
spon their own efforts This Il the hrst con-
pany scni by Mr. Red 10 the south.
A SHOCK Of earthquake wa felt at IT Fair
Aid sed Mary ille, Nc, on the ID inst
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15
THE MARKETS.
Reported By CF.sDLIR BRows L Co., Goa sA4ssto.
Merchants, Milwaukee and Chicago.
New York.

NV YoRE, April $500 P. x.-Fiour Dull
and heavy; receipts l4,0l7 bbls; round hoop
Ohio al $500 SIS: choice do at "a. 1901. 20:
super western at e4.G0@4.75; common 20 good
extra do at S4.75G5.10; choice do at S5.l5G
100; choice white wheat DO at S5.00a5.75.
Wbeat-SprlEg quiet and nominal; winter white
steady red shade lower; sales 10000 bus No.
white seller May at Sl.2915; 81, 600 bus No. 2red
seller April at S1.9GJ3@ 1859; 1900 bus DO
seller May at S1.3361.339S; $4,000 bus do seller
June at S1.319z@1.32. CONDUIT and With
out decided change; mixed western spot ct 5la
52c; do future at 47J@@5114c. Oats--Shade
tiIIner aud quiet; western al 40G46]@c. Beef
Unchanged and quiet; new plain mess at $1,000
new extra do at s1l.00. Pork Dull and weak
new mess st S1125. Lard-Shade easier
steam rendered at s7.42j5. Butter-F1rm and
quiet; Ohio at l3o25c. Cheese--About steady
at 11@1414c for poor to choice. Sugar-Steady
and III fair demand. Molasses-Quiet and I'M
changed. Petroleum-Dull and heavy Rice
Firm; good inquiry Coffee-Quiet and I'M
changed. Freights-Dull. Spirits of Turpen-
tine--Weak at 34a35c. Resin-Dull and nom
inal at S1.4501.50. Tallow-Unchanged at 61se
for western. Eggs-Strong ct 1l@l3o for fair
to choice.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15

Selma to the Georgia state line, has been or
csred sold June 18th: minimum I-7oe 81, 800.
GO
TEE Supreme CORrt CT the United States
vii adjourn On May 10.
TEE Pennsylvania Railroad company hare
issued al order that the compensation Of all
persons II tneE employ, whose wages have MT
teen adjusted since June Isl. 1877. viii be sd-
yzrced 10 Per cent, dating from the Ist Of
April.
Dg- sE.Es k2s decided TO move the Peabody
noETnel school from Nashville TO Atlanta
CHARLES 4. ADAMS. Of Colorado, was con-
6rmed - minister resident to Bolivia yesterday.
IL tie roEing match II New ORLEANS on the
sth inst, Pl2isted won easily, In 1929, defeating
Sullivan. Tbs course was two and half miles
and re-FlrT
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15

TIE opssositzoa has clear working majority
"a pzri.sxnsrt ETsn the Hogne Rale-s sre left
OF. Of account For EiinAesgsExe (NIdlothlAn)
william T. q ads.0n- I-.oerslj Las besn easct-
Cd reoeiviz.g 1873 vo.Es, defeating the EEx4 Of
Dslkes.n (Corase-y2tiys) VITO received l-31s
vOtss. Herherr Glzdst0De H-iberzl) soa Of the
eE-txen-ser, v 10 also stood for Ns9dlessr, vas
dsfeStoc-
A DIsyArcE from C4bul says Bal1nEned Jan
sttAcaed 80 Hazars near GhEzlss. The Ha-
zzrs killed ManoEDed jan and two other ehiefs.
Hard fighting followed, ending IL tue total DE-
feat Of tie Afghan.
TaE Angio-ALneriesn Co1npauy's cshle Of
1913 il hroksn at point t1irty-si1 uliles from
the lsnding pisce On the LrLsh c5sst IL eighty
fsthOTns Of water.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15
CASUALTIES.

Or the 9th inst the fast freight bound west
and freight train bound east, on the h. u D.
railroad. colidcd in the city limits Of GAINESVILLE,
q. Thirteen cars loaded with freight and both
engines we're completely wrecked. No one
severely injured.
OK the sth inst. an explosion OF gas occurred
at Preston, No. 2 oolhery, near Grardyille, by
which VIM Crinago AMI Chris. Conrad were
fatally, aud WIN. Finn Patrick Jefferson and
Thomas Myers seriously injured.
The Raquet River Lumber oom2anys saw
mill at Hiutsyille, Y. y, burned Los sA0,-
coo; insurance $4,000.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15
The Recovery of a Ring.

Ii it were not for the established repu-
tation for truth enjoyed by the 1attd-
hdssCe FOrididR we would not believe
a tale it tells in its last weeks number.
1t says that recently, while party OF
ladies and gentlemen were boating on the
wonderful Wakulla spring one OF the
ladies dropped a ring from her finger,
and it could be seen sinking IN the clear
water. When it had reached depth
far below the surface a trout was seen to
make a dart for and swallow it, and then
disappear. OF course it was given up
for lost, but an ingenious young man
present Immediately borrowed anotner
ring, fastened it to hook and let down
his line into the crystal water. After
paying out about 80 feet of the line
trout was seen to approach the shining
bait, and finally making jump at 1t was
transtixed. 1t was Immediately hauled
up, cut open, and there lay in Its stom-
ach the lost ring. ''This, remarks the
Fyorididn, "may sound little unreas-
enable, but persons who are acquainted
with the spot and the wonderful clearness
Of the water-which is 50 clear that
nickel can be seen 300 feet below the
surface-will readily credit the state
ment
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15

WEDNESDAY. Arw1l After recelvi,ag a r,rro.
her Of balls back from conuittes. th.s hcsu..
vent INTO committee Of the whole o. the s--uv
appropriation bill At the end Of the tai S,9,..
under the dreetio-. Of tbs military csacrrltys-
Offered tbs following as an additional sxs-,ssI-
= NJ uon-: apgroIz5s.a<aa IA this act Il suyrr-
Irlated or shah re paid for subsistence ssIfliT
E1ent. transportation or compensation Of st7
portion Of the army Of the United ststas, 10 /.
Used e. police force 10 keep tie ps-zce :; III.
polls 81 any election held within SHY stssa
Refer rose 10 : point Of order. PENDING whins
the committee ross and tie house sajoJlrrssd.
THURSDAY. ami s.--The house xsut .t.
committee Of the shole upon the army S.y,rr
priation tiIl, the pending question being uI.5n
point Of order raised against tia 2EZsIl3taesl,
prohibiting any Of the appropriations TO be ussd
for the Subsistence, equipment, IransTsIrtStioz
or Compensation Of sly portion Of tbs army 4
be used g. police force 10 keep rssaoe al tss
polls al any election held within any state. II.
chair held That If the army Was Ieiieved By Il,
proposed amendment from any additional dr,y
il would be In tlae line Of retre1chment I,
could not be otherwise. Tie concfasior r.us.
be arrived at that if the amendment was adorte5
there would he & saving 10 the people. Their
fore he would rule that the amendment Wa Il
order. COnger appealed from the decision @.
the char. The committee sustained the dsci.
slOD-yzas l03. nays q. Discussl0F. Il The tL
was continued until adjournment
FRIDAY, April 9.-De L2Matyr i1fro3uced
blll establishing temporary govornrpent lor
Alaska. .Nevbury introduced 4 til which va.
referred to the committee on WAYS and mean,
providing that ii shall not hereafter he lawful 10
transport imported goods wares or Inerchaadis.
in bond or with duty paid on any products CT
manufactures II the United Ststes from CIT
port or placc therein when any portion Of such
transportation l. made through any foreign
country bordering on the Gulf Of Mexico or Oh
the Caribbean sea, except as the same Is per-
United by treaties of the United States with
such foreign countries, provided, however, that
nothing therein contained shall be construed b
prohibit the importation or expectation Of any
goods. wares or merchandise to or from such
foreign countries IL accordance with existing
provisions Of law Between fifty and seventy
five bills were reported adversely from the com
mittee on war CLAIMS and laid OH the table
After session in committee OF the whole OF
the private calendar the house adjournsd-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15
Chicago.

CHICAGO, April 300 P. M.-Wheat-Un-
settled, generally lower closing strong at q l9s.
seller June. Confirm and higher at close;
3414@34s4c for fresh cash; Sl$c for sellel
April; sc for seller May; $3.50 for seller
June. Oats-Weak; closing stronger at 26@
2614c for cash; 3015c asked for seller May.
Rye and Barley-Uuchanged Pork-Unsettled,
heavy and lower; closed strong at 510.1714@
June. Lard-Fnm at $685. for cash; S7.O5 for
seller June. Hogs-Receipts $1,000 head;
easier and steady, demand light at -4.30@4.5O;
mixed packing at 81. 25a4.50; shipping at S4.N
@i.7O. Cattle-Receipts 5000 head; good
active movement; stronger; shipping at S4Oo
@5.05; butchers at S2.30a4.00; stookers' st
50. SOFAS, 90.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15

LONDON, April 9-42.SJ P M-Liverpooi
wheat market opens dull. California club at
lis 2d011s sd; average California lis 2d@llF
4d: spring at % 4d(01Os sd. Floating cargoes
rather easier: on passage heavy. Mark Lane
slow; good cargoes red winter wheat, off coast
53sl355s Cd; fair average quality No. 2sprlng
wheat for shipment, ETC., ASS. French country
markets mostly turn cheaper. Weather on con,
tinent, crops promise well. Weather in England
favorable for the growing crops.
LIVERPOOL, April $50 P. M.-Wheat-AI
grades declined one penny; cargoes dull; car
goes off coast, winter declined one shilling; car
goes of California to arrive declined one shil-
ling: Mark Lane shade lower.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15
Milwaukee,.

MILWAUKEE, April 800 P. M-flous-
Very dull; Milwaukee standard spring extras at
81. 80(D4 80; choice extras at S5.250l5.40
Wheat-Unsettled; No. 2 seller May at 51.10ls
Gl.1115; seller June at S1.l0l5G1.11S5; No. 2
regular at Sl.06; No. 2 fresh at Sl.09; No. 3 at
csc. Corn-Dul and lower at 3i13c. Oats
Lower at 29$4c. Barley-Suong at 6354c for
fresh: No. at SOC. Rye-Steady at 7019c. Pork
Dull at $40 Is for cash. Lard-Dull at $685.
cash
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-11-27
CUNNING aud Arsenic

Form the basis of many Of the Ague rems-
dies in the market, and are th- les; resort oi
Physicians and people who know no better
medicine - employ, for this d-,re, si' & COM
plsini The .fftcts OF either Of these d'ugs
are destructive To the sysl.m, producing
headache. intestinal disorders, v.r igo, dizz :
ness, ringing in the ears, and depression OF
the constitutional health. Ayers AGUE
CURE is a vegetable d scovery, containing
reilher qninine, arsenic, nor any deleteriou.
Ingredient, and is an iuf,llibls and rapid
cure for every form of Fever and Ague. / E
effects are rman.n, and er;air, and n 10 in
jury can result from its uss =, sides being q
positive cure for fever and ague in all OF i.s
ferns, it j. slso a superior remedy FIR Liver
Complaints. II ia an exc .llent tonic and
preventive, rs well as cure, of all complaints
peculiar to nial.rious, marty and mia-ms-
tic districts. BY direct sc,ion On the Liver
snd. biiisry apparatus. IT Stimulates the sys-
lem to a vigorous, healthy condition.
FoR SALE BY ALL DEALERS.