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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-09-18

That the prices of staple like wool should
be greatly influenced by fashion seems as
improbable at fret glance rs that fashions
shade the color of cattle and pigs. A short
time ago prices were so ruled by fashion
that long or combing wool brought better
prices than the fine woods. This year, how
ever, the fashions have changed, and manu-
iacturers are neglecting the long woods and
inquiring for the finer grades.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-09-18
1.-THE SILENT MAN"

Is no wiser than he who has the forethougt
to provide his family with BRowN's Ex-
TRACT BLACKBERRY AND GINGER, the most
wonderful remedy in use for curing Diar-
rhoa, Dysentery, Cholera Morbus and all
summer arrangements OF the Stomach and
Bowels. By all druggists.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-09-18
RATES ON LIVE STOCK RESTORED.

The Kansas City Times says: For the
past two months the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe and the Kansas City, Lawrence
and Southern railroads have been "cutting"
rates on live stock from Hunnewell, Kas.,
TO an alarming degree, and $40 per car has
been the ruling figure from that point. 1t
was claimed by the X. c., L. & S. company
that the Santa Fe was discriminating in ia
vor of eastern points by giving the same
rate to St. Louis as Kansas City. But the
latter company denied the soft impeachment.
Friday of last week, however, the war came
TO an end, and rates were restored by both
companies, and hereafter it will cost $40 per
car for live stock from Hunnewell by either
line.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-09-18

The Perkins Windmill cold by Colvin &
Son, near Larned, is the most substantial
and reliable mill manufactured in the Unit
ed States; and they know how to put them
up to stay; cheap to suit hard times. Try
one; it will be better than many dame.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-09-18

FARMERS and stock men look to your in
terest. l have on stand one Of the 6nest
Clydesda!e horses in western Kansas. In
sure for Ten Dollars. Call and see him at
II. 3. BELLS.
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable,
Near the bridge, Dodge City, Kansas.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-09-18

THE DISAPPOINTED POLITICIAN
Is less miserable than the man whose din
ner proves too much for him; while there is
no hope for the former, the latter may be
cured by using BRowS's PErsIN Tonic, the
new remedy for the west. Try it. All drug
gists heep Browns Medicines.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-09-18
A REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONvEN-
TION.

TON.
A delegate convention of the Republicans
Of Ford county will be held in the court
house, Dodge City, at ! O'Clock, p. M, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1880,
For the purpose Of nominating candidates
for the following named county Offices:
Representative,
County Attorney,
Probate Judge,
District Clerk,
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
Said Offices to be filled at general election
to be held Tuesday, November 2, 1880.
Primary meetings for the selection Of del
egates to the County Convention, will be
held at the usual voting places in each pre-
cinct, at l O'Clock, p. NJ, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER is, 1880.
Each voting precinct will be entitled to
the following number Of delegates to the
county convention:
Dodge township, Hardwood, delegates
Precinct No. 2,
Precinct No. 3, 3
Spearville township, 4
Wheatland tp, (both precincts) 2 50
By order of the Republican County Cen
trail Committee.
r. W. EVANS, Chairman.
n. B. KLAINE, Secretary.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-09-18

No person can be governed by jealousy.
who is not egoiistica. and full of vanity.
The man of broad quality will put it under
his feet.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-09-18
1.-THE NOISY NAN"

L. the man who has been rejuvenated BY
BRowN's LIVER Pills; he wants everybody
to know that all druggists keep them.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23
RaiIraaa

The Southern Pacific railroad is now open for business so Shakespeare New Mexico. Toe Addison. Topeka < Santa ke is also making giant strides southward. In less thaa twelve weeks both of these roads VII reach aalt water ca each side of she contintpt The weighs of Ibe Eastern travel wili go by she latter road. $ several day Will te 4vea and the fares will he cons derably less 1ian by Sun Franciscc. Our mereAanss Will be likely to give tbe preference lo Eastern houses in TuHhas. ing, irst s'scanse they can buy mora cheap iys second because t will cost less for freights and Lastly beeause ibey oee San Francisco good will Nc anticipate, upon the c9npielion of the soad, an irfup sion Of lhose insinnaiing genllemen. ycleps commercial travellers
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23


 1ae 1hlicans 0I Globe made nS>sg o9e le nas from lndisna and ohlS lass satunisy ht Re a nat suppose there wees eaough o thela here to get ii, dsmanstfasion bf tisty seemed lo spring like Eoslerick Dhas warriors. from tho ground They certainly sueceeled h raaislnsr m5re noiso than pie have beard in Globe in long time Sunday morn. ing every dead wall and 1.asfly every door and post h eiobe had k1e ngare sa wFitlen on and nobody esnld tell aghat it meant. Some thought t must be meant For some local aelshszzar. others shat an angel vrose it fIere as ia tle hay days Of history 8 winged lady sshy lady as Mis- Mills would say1 lefs Ter mark upon shc lsraelisish houses in Egypt An Irish friend os ours said 'bedad is wss fhe rim nen1 of 8ol Figilanles aa' if thcy didn't hould their wishf thcfid be blood spAelf in Globe 1 Democrat. who vas posted said thas shose agsres represented Grant 0urF's majority in tbis District. and a Republican said t meant the number of years before che Democrats would come into poxcr again. We don't know what 1t means. but we shaIi work from nos. ill sinner.iime tC lind out even if sbe nn wonled exercise gives us an extra pain in our appeEite
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23
The Silver axIne


 A we'll known citizen froTa Ihis place, just re1urnea from Silfer King. gives us a wonderful account of she richness of thg silver kipg mine. The ore ia aecumu- lasing so Fspaidly on the Jumps tllat esi.n the twenty stamfls. as well as the cencen. iFators and newiy erected lixiyiatiug works arc insufficient t0 keep up with inc production ol lhe mine. TIe ore con. sains % much free silver that a force Of four men is employed in sepafasing the pure metal lsilxer specimensl fnpsn the ore boisted to the surfaccf boxinSS t ready for shipment to San Francisco. Ihe last d6sideud declared only 3 few days ago in addition to heavy seserve fund in the company yAglts subsianiiate fully+ all the good news Ve are constantly receiving from that Ring of silver mines in piaal County
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23
10 Iae VeIers . ela.l csaasg.

GENitLEzrEE. Whereas. was legally elected lc Che office of County Treasurer ol Pinsl loiHsfy on the 3th dpy of November 1873 hFh majority of ilfe quaIise.i electors of said County and whereas ! was sulsse- 9tsenfiS lnalicisusly deiFauaed out of said office ily the coNnirailce Of the Ring Board CT SupeffiS0rs ol Ehis County thFeugli the aili, anii tanre ot eefkont and faseiitafire judge am yef deprived oi the 9ene6is of the ss,ne.
 hereby announce myself as . eandidate tor reelection te the office of CtflI B fI IRKa kE al She coming November election snd most respestiaii7 solicit soeF votes and influence ia my beifaiE
 LEVI RUG GILES
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23

Tue scheo house at 6an Carlos i ready for she roof; flse coTaIs ia conneesioa With the nes slaughter oase are aIrs y ip use and he iFr gasiuis disches and daaas are being psshed along rapidly. The In- dan Rareasi seems lo he gisiug Col T6 any avery oppoknnity lo cikilize ifs Apache wards and build ID nodel Agency ai San Carlos The Col $ liked
 y the lndiaps. and hss great niiuenes with shens We have every reason 0 beiiefing that under mnn every hing at she Agency WSll he dont properly
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23
The plen.


 The nil of the above nansc in lbis District has had as many vicissit,sdcs as any other that we know of in Arizona. The history Of t would make a good chap. ser under she title of 'mismanagea Not long age il was ftted up wilh q new ap- paratus for saying lhe precious metal by Air Stewart which was reported to haye worked well but she management failed 10 succeed with l. The mill bas now psssell inso she hends of L.J. Weisier, Who has become sole owner. There Is nc reason slsY this mill sbould not he snc eessful Il is in fine mineral couatry and if the prices for working she ores are reasonable, t wili induce great many men who bhve mines there 10 push for ward developments upon them. We believe tlsat under the management of Mr. Webster llle old Champion will take igs place as one of the bullion makers of Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23

Levi Ruggles addressed public meet ing in Knox & NcNeliy's lower saloon @hich was largely attended, His addFes was lengthy but interesting. He made what is called the Court House Rug of Florence bis target. and threw some solid shot at iL He produced docnmeats 70 show shat road moaeY had been diverted from their legitimaEe channels into various other courses, aud that prices had beeC paid to ring favoriles for road Work tllas were extraVa gSafly high. He inSanced u q piece of work on the Adamsvilis and Florence road for which $s8l had been paid. which as he alleged. wAs only worth S25. He claimz that he was elected last eIecsion. and heiieYes he vii be returned this year. He referred 10 the establishing ng of county conrts. poWers of Congress l0nal delegate, t<c.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23
resae gasers ef EInna CounSs

herebY announce myself as 2 candidate for e-ciecffnn t0 tiis office Of COUNTY RE- CoRDER at the ensuing election In Ne sember next. and respectfully solicit youF support- JNo. # DEF IFE.
 Florence, July 20, l8o
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23
Frsal I.seasIag EagIaeer. A.Apa.n
BuL WrLlIANs KIT, Arizona. !
 September 3. 1880

September so 1880
 JuDez HACKNaY, DKAR sin Wc have nearly completed tle location ol the Af ialltic and Pacific Tailroaa through NoFsb ern Arizona. and have every assurance bat t will be built wilaia eighieer months CT two yeaFs. When completed this pil be one ol6ihe aness roads on li,s eontineni-be varied scenery of noun iains. valleys, parks and foFssis aill make AoFtheFn Arizona very attractive reseri for tourists while fls grazing and mineral resources will invite ready capital
 Yours truly
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23
For Irobale 1ndeas

In respaEl=e to fte request. irrespective ef party alalistions ol many citi<ehs from aIl i3orfiens of Rinai Country, 2 announce my self as candidate Cor fhe ofice of Pfko- BATE JuDGE 2 of said county ct fhe ens0iax election. GEO. z. WRITTEN.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23
lyanaElafe Natlee.

hereby snncunce rayself esndiaafe for the office of cot NTT RECORDER of Isi- ilal County, af &ae ensuing eieelksn and s5-
 Ff GFT7f It
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23

h Inc District Court sitting for the county of Pima Thomas Hsfpaf ss con victed Of murder in the drst degree TIT same court venue for twenty .sliree gFaa6 jurors retuFhe bie today i23a for the bear. ing Of she case of S0aess bndiis natlef ihe leadership of Reys, wlio violated he exsllng laws between lhis county enS. Mexieo.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23
Ts 1ne weEeiTa q E1IaaE Conaeg.

Tfe undefTioueii viii be q candidate for sllt oliire of c8t1sF1Y TREASURER or l'i- nal Eorafy. and tespeelfDil9 solelts your votes et ste c0mfnF election sp the Bad daf of November next p R. BRADY.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23
Election Card.

respectful Announce nFkflf 8 canai. Iafe fer t8e o1sce of Ifk ast 5fsER of Pinsl xouoly ak the ensuing election in 4ofem- ber next 5. W. oSADA.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23

Also in each Coonss n the Territory, tWo {R) 4eN- bsTs of Che HoGri of Sopersjsefz shegiH DIeltiet kt1orneF. County kecordsF Probate Judge. q Co Fe.asIlregs aGounlg eureeFof, tuo l3 coaQnefs and 8 Public Administrator. Also fi each Election Pre- cinef in each cptatv. Qee CD a1sd not more 6hen tNc @ Goa tables And tNo @ Jusice Qf the Ps<ca. and in each preciacl ccntsininE population of raore than eight hentfe3 (s1 51f4ors, eo e asccftaine1 ns thc lia.lrt c SrpcfF cr onf fI, ac1t5on1l fusttcr and also H stch school 4lltflct, in eeeh Cosefg three (s) School Trustees
 fr aitness nhereoi } have hefeaako set mp s a1 hsad end c,pse1 to hc al8Ked tlll Crest Seal Che Territory q. Arizona Deae at Prescott tis second day ol October. 4. D 153o
 JOHN q G0sPEh
 Acting Gcteruor. Attesk
 J0uE G. AEpBnsos,
 Asst sec'y of Territory.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23

hereby announce myself candidate for reelection to fhe office Of SHERIFF 0f Rinai County. J.F. GABRIEL.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23

hereby annaunce nyself as a candidate for 1hz otBce Of SiltRlFF of pinel County aE the coming election.
 ROBERT A IR10S
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23

c A swaaef resnectf0llg solscits fhf 'f0tes Of Che electors of t7iobe Precinct, af tIe next enealHR election tor Che office or JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23
Ee ca Vetees q Rlnel eaa v.

2 hereby annoHnee mys lf aa a candidate for fhe ollcs of Sh ERifk of Pinai County af the coming election. LOUIS DKPuK.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23

hereby anis8unce myself as a candidate fer DlST8ICT ATTORNEY of IsIn4i 9;otI- s, af the coming election and respectfully ask the sunfas,e of the i.eop'e.
 H D. SUMMERS
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23

{ hereby announce myself as candidate Cetintg Florence. 4. T., SeptcmbeE l Ie
 JOHN D. WALKER
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23
Rer <1onefahIe,

! hereby annouDcc 1uyScif as & candidate Ior lhc position of GoNSTA Bt.E in Globe.
 6E0.-L. TURNER
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23
.--- @ 9.-.

ss1tl lzfz 83f'F. 4n n--4a---s eIts t9 n94ef >a AzlHsA tn oet te Fstgiss fbt esn4ssi a'.1 spe1lN \ is provided tteFs sheA b1 Esid e,icet the Easlssrf al AfIEeza, cn il4 ESs5af eletiaf sor uen..ste sl Nc es'atife aseleslf end such oiier o.tasra nay V roqulEe1 aF iaN % Re ezloseu as ereh cIccfo1. AA$ eo.Eess g n fAtthfr provided ia sald thzl N be the tnT oi tae 9eVenpE at ea4a Esirts t5a ts'1Fs ef5 seneE2i Eeeslln. @ asue his Psaesln.tla< desgset,tS - offices Co nc 9le at such eleetiea.
 Rev. 4ieseioft. ! J1ta 2. ss1z1ars setinE N5sef nor oi tile 1elr<ef oi h<zoea. ln saee et fne aet to sit The ee',d ea5 c koeeaibef. A. Q. 2 3o AHd also lesalsta ns f9'ieeins ths offices % os Hllte st 4lia eiecson e Hif 1ns (i, eeleSate ta Ihe Forty Seventh Eeagzs e lAs tnllea btates lne lf) Superintendent e F6ec .eheels ia she Fer stog5 tEsee 2l enlers li khe fnaleiI e flie Leg i<{ eaiheT1 oI lhe Hcae6 of sIseeatati7ee ot eef Assembly. oapor1Ieae1 e ioiloHs fe Nltt
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23
RalIsIeal Anna.neeanenlLs.

I0HF q. AEoHHF0Hl
 As..l see,z q Territory.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23
ean carlan.

LEWIS ENgaAss
, 1880-03-06
THE OSTEOpHONE.

Or. @. II. Thomas Researches on
Hearing Through tho Medium Of tho
Teeth and Cruntnl uoncR.
Philadelphia 7ts9ruph
A paper with ths above Title, read by
Charles IIermon Thomas, II. D., beforo the
Philadelphia County Medical Society Dec,
II, 1870, Is published In tho February number
OF the phI'adelphla Medical Times. In a
note the author says: "Tha names Audi
phone md Dentnphone being claimed as
trademarks, and being otherwise objection
abie, l propose the name Osteophone as q
general term to ba used for all appliances
including the ab0vG-lntended to aid hearing
BY conveying arttcuate sounds to the ears
through the medium Of the crnillal bones,
the teeth not being essent!a! factors" DR..
Thomas snys:
"ln presenting the results Of my tnyesti-
cations and experiments on the means and
methods of transmitting vocal sounds to the
internal ear by the way OF the teeth and cra-
Mai bones, I sllall but briefly describe the
two instruments which hnye been exhibited
here, anl which have received so large q
%,easate , "; Of public attention during tho last
alidiphone and the Cincinnati string con.
1.-THE chief significance Of tIi!s discovery is
TINT through. The use of proper appliances,
such as the audiph0ne and dentaph0ne, use,
ful hearing may ba restored to many person.
otherwise deaf.
13iy knowledge Of these Instruments and
the results claimed for them led ms to under.
take a selies Of observations and experiments
with flew ~ 70 henonsttat the principles
upon which their action Is founded; f2} 10
uso Of these Instruments; t3j to devise other
aud more convenient and less conspicuous
forms OF mechanism which ulight bo aubsi!.
tuteti for them; ~ to Improve the quality
S Seyed: t] to I discover pew physloloxieal Tvs i anG
pathological facts relating to the Functions Of
Yacal!zatlon and hearing; and t8} to throw
| open t0 professional, and TO to public, use
, 1880-03-06

Failure OF the Nfathcm aticinns and
Distraction Of tho Public Mind.
cautious and conservative citizen vcn-
tares The calculation that IS per cent Of tho
male population md per cent Of tho female,
between the ages Of 10 and 90, arc now exer-
eising their fingers, racking their bruins, and
~agglug their tongues over fifteen square or
founl blocks In a pasteboard box tnst large
enough to hold one block more. The prob
lem IL to get tho fifteen blocks In tho order OF
helr numbers, leaving the place for the miss
Ing sixteenth block Mt the end; and the per-
pleslty beElns when two blocks are found In
reversed order, and stubbornly refuse to-
change places. Several hundreds of thou
nnds OF people have valnly attempted to
coax the larger number to fall behind the
smaller, whcro 1t belongs. Merchants
esssct td their bns!ness 9WwSeFps Wep .ths their
temporarily obl!ylous OF tho proceedings
ppft9ro them whilst worrying oyer tho possi-
h1llsty nt persMndlnE th8 II to follow the
!" w,h't Sth it gy,aE g,aT, a ta Is n opRa't9EGty Eay
70, York Aeatiemy Of Sciences took Up tho prob
lem last week In full meeting. discussed It,
sstld!e! 1t, worked at It With tho blocks,
tgEu tngEursa upon 1T; and the. final decision was,
ss . aaasSisSs ssaSsSsd It sPiasa Ill sses Us
ggeaaillry have come To tho same conclusion.
IL the original arrangement Is In q certain
9I'er, the numbers Will catle out right 1t
~ m another order, they will come out wrong,
H,Ina.aer ShIether thu problem hc worked at twenty
MstA SasA more shrewlacss than conscientious.
apss. found that, BY giving tho box twlst
~rh"e,aaae1er r!und, tho arrangement IL
ttalahRtGs, and tlla figures catl then be made
saS;snino their proper order; hnt that Is an
e'asslt'l rather than a solution Of the puzzle.
W. ystt'',,,ss mystery surrounds the whole matter.
ta, tpasz!s, and Its authorship is ascrt6!d to per-
T.. fns ~ wlde!y-separatfd parts OF The cOut-
~ ~ lts sudden and Simultaneous, outbreak
fthMahstancc.. thah The us" hooln7 puts all
tns.p ne palittca! boonls TO shame In volume and
10 o'Is Wrst ,it nns swept oysr The lsnd from East
narnvai!ng tllen's brains as It passed. and ap-
Ftshtly making them temporarily Insane.
nn,xy,a..sety nm very largo proportion OF the voting
t"iru.atsn, t"i.,.I a,1d q good nnlly who are not
o,vlS nIa should spend their time puzzllDg over
shh!at!nt, and why such an unsotyable problem
the41 the ~ eyer have been put In circulation, are
puzzle A'"'"''' " 'n" pe'Ps9~"'s
01*hollesl scheme for Setting
Them Crazy,
D.. ntv Io'k Correspondence Ba.toa das*st>,
,,,,s nvs'on mas great many sins to ansver for,
t,ao he rest OF US. but none greater than the
.a"ooaction Of the block puzzle. The Gem
puzzie 1t Is called on broadway, the Boss
peIaaa on Third avenue, md that - puzzle
" wan street. New York was a Compare
uve!y happy and peaceful city before lha in.
! lSe4su0n Of this puzzle. Now happiness
, 1880-03-06
GENERAL NOTICES.
GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.
Estate Of Jay Cooke & Co.,
in Bankruptcy.


rH1LAuHtPnfA, Feb. 4 I'm
hA ere6t&ors Of this E4tAta hpFehy notified that
ttse sain ii the xs1ona at,sts reptcSsntsa bZ tht
"IaaET i1V1nENiD HCHtt'n tssued hy Me Will tH
he1d bY MlsSsRs. it, T1iUM As 4 SUSe, It tlets HMc.
tina Kootas, Nct: 1ao nna 14d soyth tgChIit ~;
ii March isII eotnmencnK n il n'cnck r. md last
Inn IN III CLOCK D. ul, xnd he continued from dAf u
dir. II thnes hours, unt tho sntire catalogue hh.
been offered. -. a..
right rhnnrA tho valuation sat out IN the
u Of ths Asssss 70 b onetsa tor eale 9ef a ~
b& made. .-,.,....
R!hle; shDuid any creditor nqs have Effel!Hd eopy m
or befnfe Tho tras day Of March ana ~! 10 eafs'
'8'' '0' "''' ~ Edwin M. LEWIS. TruAteu.
copiee Of the catalogue may b. seen A. the nice q
Mssars: W !. Barney Co.. No. n Tribune haho'na'
, 1880-03-06
To All Whom It May Concern.

EoAe hettoy E,ven hNt oo t6e th, ds n e ~ sjS s
pori0r Court of Cnok County. atate nf linE o1 The
chsncerx side thereof IN ta cats Q! Iullua ~ sa,o
jp.sus KI.n Receiver Of :s,d u bank nGsss o.
days nfrr the date .! ia'd orer n se the fol!owlnt
piecrt 81 rrnt eatno for tbs prices hereinafter named
OF ha fotty s lract known and defcrhca - rs
Ts.S IL T0Wn rxrnty-ctatt a.. Itar1c Twrnty-
three tz1 rtuata n Rkmscy County ssess u Minns'
Lot1hity s, In Ctchrans Hphstiv vls!on nf r.,
q noct Trsnty-2ns d3 70 Eann' ssGn a.
!anxe FouI.efP a! Eas: 2t third r. NJ s'suate l."
lot NiIteen {tdl Of r. ". and j.. II Camphelfa Sub
tvsson Of nnfk Thirteen III n Maria auedtvi.,t.r
f The West hnf nf the ktuihweht 1thttar Of Bectbn
lascen tis 11c1:hIP Th,ft1;19e S cn ;,s9 S9'fn -
an1N Cook CeuntyIfnr I'm less = cnmmssion nf tSD
nnt authorizing Raid NecetFer IN accent IN
nnln]irt of hnfd El1t1iA.
, 1880-03-06

In tho estate OF Bridget Bruce, the will was
proven on deposition. Letters testamentary
were Issued to John Bruce, and his bond for
$1,000 was approved.
In Tho estata al Nicholas LodersteIn letters
of administration were issued to Olivia c.
LodcrytellI and l.er bond for $50 was mp
In the cstnte Of Addison c. Stosie ct al..
minors, the guardians special bond for s., coo
wAS approved.
, 1880-03-06

.t.-rh h-EnAtv-wheat dnl1, No. .
fottno' :" ,nseh. s,.aJ; Stay, sl.asAt June, ti.a1
- *;nI1'' aaI5, br 1nl1ed. &c: No. spot Alo' My
Fst' tleesrsp esrsp-pull, mammoth, si3o; prime, Hso'
nea:ssttGWhe.t easIer, NJ, ted ws9ssr, M March,
EtI:, nEFa' Wheat. Gtm but corn. faoo bui o"ts
rnt, ,yr.1s-whcst 500 bui corn. sl,om but oats,
, 1880-03-06
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS. ..........-
COOK COUNTY
POOR FARM.

PEnposals will be recoI.ed unlit March j. laen,
oc,"sa ~ by ths board u Sonny c3m,;'sTda i, "a
crunly ad1Dnna water ct,srFa md ad1accnt tG
ra!lEnnh not Iess than ~ acres NOR n.ofe than ~
said proposala q s!nte !sti1eiy ths dsscrraon' ~
riY, and such aiher advantages ~ tts owner Msy
deem tor tho inter'At tf Tho C1ltlnfy.
Ttle HuArd Of Commissioner reserve tho right 10
reject nf1Y and all blha. -..
Hi hids tnltt 81 addfaeaed Board at Cotnmea,nner1
Of Cock COuntJ, and indrsed rrnpGtas foy Poor
Farm" Z, F, c. kI3}kKE, Eterk.
, 1880-03-06

urYrlto. March 5.-{1RArN-Wheat neglected and
s,,+,, non,,na Corn dull and onsy; cnrs Toledo
:, Eiatsc according to quality. OHta dutfi sale!
sarnSio At 4uHe on tsack. Rye NEGLECTED. Barlay
'iHsliRoAn FnE1Gn1a-!vhsat, 1oal2e. corn. loci
att e. hence TO N1w York.
, 1880-03-06

ttttsrn-stesdy md unchnnaed.
Eo,,xs-whr.t-ernrcc and nrm at nM Corn
~ ~ oais a,eady at a'1fc. nye nrm st &c.
r. y In "a fs,s demand, extra No. fA' 'aaaa
Ere, tinr',,oSs-jork !" dull At s12o. Lard quist at
.YTa1Ia r,nlk ncn,a nrrn at A11}s, aaea and A76.
EIHgne,Tr.ss EEIIsHr in nj IAsA s1.Ih H.6:H.
MsnME, MsM,sry-in xviii fair demand 1t flIb.
SMrnrTki1-Ftrn md unchhngGas
fFiiyattEn 0iL-SteadJ nt Er.
, 1880-03-06

!, .,-,ov. Stared h~Ftou1l-BieadJ and ut'ebaneod.
.Ce41s-com steady, m'1od md Tel1ow. hs'sc.
.Nyo land cxtsa whlte. Das5c. No. ~htts. +tMoi
M.s,1ad and M, ! white, H1{1 to. nye. PC.
Nna.nHH"Wcstefn Nn chn,cr creameri9s. al3 3S9: fn!s
,hsscti 51;c: dMiry i'ackcd l'$ci ndle packod' u
Q.t ... rain,
EfGx,r1s-FIour hnD brfs: corn, <s'up mt "ned&
NAeb ebu. ,.trr, tos h+.., rorn. mmthu.
, 1880-03-06

.ue. rye n5m;} n: MHcd,aa j ss<a's"'' Barley
trsF spEnet eti XII nWEoti rneas pork frn1 at
RI # d hprf. i'riu'e sdan lard t'n essn9
rs Aftt1Iaao -sttady and htin q t'nss1'
sa b''' wheat fe ~, o'''s''
~ sea ..r.-F1our, 1900 erlss whe*t 'a but bar
- IuU tr