davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-08-10

4 lrtnt obstacle lInR bcrn found In tim way Of
the plnn 1T milking Northwest preferrcl lUpcr
cont atock ut u,lco. Tho terms Of tho chRrtcr
hnto tint n per cont dividend shall first fc do
clnrctl o,, tho common stock out Of The carnngs
Of onn liscai year. II Is proposed to sur,nuuMt
this stumbling block by declr!ng MI extra vI-
1end of per cent on tho common stock nut Of
Inst ycsr's enrnngs, thero having been IN amp1o
surplus 10 do 40.
Tho earnings Of tho ChcaRn e. Northwestern
nnllrond for tho fourth week In Jnly show Il gatn
Of Sik,0o0. Total increase for the month Of
Jr1y, eaoo,01,
1na enrnings of tho Michigan Contral Ra,l.
rnal for tho month Of July show mn itlcrcuso Ut
&e7o.ooD
New York Contral's receipts for July exceeded
Inst yours by eoo8,8s making tho gnin for tho
nrst ton months e. .353. or Mt tho rate of over
st. 100 for tho rcar.
Tho following y an orl1clnl statement of tho
aarIlhgs or Tho Chfcag" burlington & Quincy
Hallroad Company for tho month OF June:
LIZ Tl;SS@S TSSdsS &
ine.eaaa........":..."...i Nt,a17to alf1lt8o'
sfor slx mouths from jim. ! to Juno 10:
,eoo . ar"t. sayninys. MT rarntnas,
aISiss Sassx9
tncroa,o.............. ,.fi.gss.saaa. s,lHla1i.xi
II Is stated TINT this table docs mt include tho
Nebraska, dlv'sion. recently consolidated with
tho c., H. O., md TINT tho not earnings on this
Ncbraskn division for tho first six months ahow
mn incrcasp Of nl,ont s:po,O0l
Tho cstisnntc.l earnings Of tho Hannibal Il st.
Joseph ,lsn'troad Company for the fourth week
in July. 1880 waro $57,lsl and for onrresWndlng
wuclk Ut 1871 *., Oh; Increase, <aj, j,06U Increase
frtn JUN. to fiAtn, &:07, ,1Dp.'
Wo hnvo rccolvcl d detailed official statement
Of tho earning Of tho La,lsyitlc & Nashville. It
ndda to whit hns ulrcNdy boen published tho fol-
lowing: The main r0a.l cHrnHl f1 July, $4S7.10O,
against ia.td lnat year III Rantc n,ttougu. Tho
tntal receipts for July this year on 1,01 nlcs Nro
$Gi, 100. uEalnst s4lp,+a nn D7a miles last ycar.
Tho Missouri. knBRas &, Toxas eurninga for tho
fourth week OF July were:
!SS."....."...+ .........&l29.! 100
WttS
= 5a
Thu Hross earnings OF tho Chicago, milwaukee,
81 puul 1satlc0ad for tho fourth week Of July
were:
lsS 9}
lhcTcnso.. G.1a
Tho Erofs earnings uf tho Northern paciIlt
Railroad Company for July, 1880. wcro ssa3 :.'8;
for 1870 they were Ei0s III, MI increase Of $t20 0.
lnnd satos MlnncRotn aud Dakotn Divisions wcrc
sl4B,0i5.
Ct. Louis and san Francisco stocks aro re-
ported to havc been admitted 10 dealings on tho
London Stock Exchange.
Tho New York World snys tho rise III RnnlirE
londs to tho bnitof TINT tho statement Of descts
Will po rs favorable rs some supposed. THO
1lontlns debt can now bo regarded MS less Of n
drawback, as tho hon1a which wcro given and
aro held as coilaterals aro worth In tho market
nearly tho full amount Of tho money borrowed
on thefn. ,r-
A quarterly dividend Of 81 per share from net
1t,rRa
, 1880-08-10

yadfe Drummond was In court yesterday, but
VIZ aae b In again before next Atunttny.
suuGo Moran will he In court this morning to
Gr Gsar eho habcas corpus cases Of Anu Sullivan,
>otaelpA Esv9h aul Patrick u4ut.
, 1880-08-10
a. etoady undor n fair Inquiry =
LIVE STOCK.


CA1TLE-Rccotytd during Sunday and Monday
a,s7d, sat,o tno Inst week. G,aB, ohtctn last week
8l7At Dhtppsd last w0ok. 14,Nh. Ths .sceIpty voro
'osa than half ~ age for the corresponding twu
days OF hat weak, nhd waa also considerably below
tho average supply for Mondays market, As con,
sequence, tho prevalent feeling VIE r,1er and lhal
vnlucs Of shipping grades wero not materially en-
GRHccd was due ~ tho fact, thut xaposta from Nov
fprk upd oter EastoF polnta we're of character ID
Discourage Rhatncnta. Tho fsw dsst,nbse drqvea OF
RsppiNR md expore ateuF8 closed out at juet
trIn1 bitter rrtcos thnn Tsro ourrsnt on anta1uny,
hut FoxAns W1r1 not aprfeciah)y hlAher there oenG
6tHte ssisis snons 70 grssSmt eny lMportn q bari.
prOtnslng. sulcs Of shipping bssIes wsre reported
At sIt3Al.M, and Gf export Krldea 1t Stdthi III
Natlvo 0utcheFs' stun soli ut GL0s9.ct aud Tp1Ks
E7yx3iu-princiaIIy At tsakg1I Only d feW scnt.
testn9 lots sesnansa III tho yssds, and 'tha mslko4
cloxed llrtu. ~
QupTAT1oN4; -
Extra BeoFss-{lraAsA staeFs, vsgbtnz l,Ep
eS's 81 a'a .yo:: @
, xsIl|.lnx i9g g. ft1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~: 4aaAso
INK !,la} to 1Sl, Aioa4as
NJ i.9|9 l.6 aaa14W
comaon t9 cAotcg clHs Tor clly siauHhteE,
weiIhtnK H0 u LUZ EDns....,.....,...,..... AH0QA&
Stock tsnttis-colauoA catt,V, Weighing m
rssa4 * tsc zss% ss%
Eui!a and scnl1TnN stpUTs " " .. mar Il
, 1880-08-10

FOREfGN.
LONDON, Aug. D.- Ennsola. aH.1f: account,
r. hls: nHsy g! it: An il4H: 4: lt3d Illinois
A.: Ace0p!a, Niti: ltcnitD9 12,{.
Amount nf bullion ut,no IN, ElA000.
PARIS, Aug. D.-flcntcs, SGf Is{c,
, 1880-08-10
, COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wcfo tho receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles Of produce In this oity
during tho foEty-ofRht houss ending ut o'clock
Monday morning and for tho corresponding t'ma
lust y94ri ss2;H ~.ty'. ~. t=s*%
, 1880-08-10

A., ,ti!llton RhfpInrnts from tho mines tt,.l1ay.
Tfni.S'': An.!n shrprt oro valued nf S. 0G0 nn
aarlm M M nxtracts'i f9 tons Of orr, valued nj nver
:to.M. linrn s!iv6r Is Trnlne!iR nbolt eighty
ty Hs slnliy o. 1ru wern ~ at,nft Sl30 per ton. Tho
CGinnnnnv received $I,kn In bi,tI'nn to-day.
ar Ths Gssrt eode of Mnhntsan sa 1nn
Eray COPPER. The. Faith loac, sGhne Company,
sl,nws tt!e usni M rich t1evn1ncnis fl tho work.
'hxs o. tne ltobnson Eonan!tkiatr,l mt weck.
ILL a',Rfr NJ, ncys weekly Chrysotn report nH!.
o.aes ~, ' Improvement IN lHa'tHy UNI Waite Ut
ore;
lIille En1et to-uny occurred ~ monthly div!-
inn ~ ~. ~ cnE d,,a,t H. 70 nr rno Pfsa ot
r. receive HlyIdcn'i on Fnrwelt stock. their np-
i,o,t . on whica expires to.1norrow. Manager
va!, nmucF ne pnsI'vn instsaGfona from tho New
aosR encet efiu desplte h!s protest, liAs CT
tEtciE1l DEt EHtIhH tpe Iu!h uaFlhnntfs blt IN 10.
, 1880-08-10

CATTLE &AT4xs,


Il0(is-hoceIVed luftng Sunday and Monday. lANIt
saippsi ip M I'LL xssf, 4nsfs ~. .tsaasr mar.
sAoNlnx IN axssaEp 1yaIcp u ill., Thu lsmKad xas
particularly aaaTp, hut tha Unexpectedly Kht run
Hlxanoe E1r,n!oI Y hnat txtl void a. tho
HSsSH4 T4ofe wVro salss of sfipa and eutts Il Et1
8LM This quality Ut the teetpta was better tlR ths
1oRSsV 1utx e4 lots, Thv Narkst qa4s4 ttslu.
, 1880-08-10

UN1TRD STATES COURTS.
~ stmes .a ~ O. Van Meter began a suit yesterday
'Ws esseO against Peter Drosaoau. 80
, 1880-08-10

1'y ths Mining Atsnelaftd Ertss.
NEw YORK. Aug. 2.-1Iistnnsa was dull on the
Mining Exchange ttt-lnY, without any tnater,nI
chnfKc lit prices Tho closing Official quotRuons
, 1880-08-10
: # arNRnAI, hfAnKrTH.

y - Il GENERAL MARKETR.
= nN00M.Cp .CpHN-Was dull and 0asy. Fine Crecn
SQIf.Martlng corn quoted lover Hocka arc rathoF
largo fur Tic month Of August Tho rev crop ls do
Int wall and tho farmeFs llAve Enuuuncod to cut It
III Kansas, In Rebraska lAs ylold u light aceoslluE
70 ndvloe4 fnpalyQt hsr0t ~, r.
, 1880-08-10

New York for tho week cnlhug Wednesday oyoil,
Ing lust with comparisons: .'
: .sf t1'etk ss,.l- T'fehsHd- JT7eEtnd-
: -" = ittq Aug. Ing July 4n9 AItg.
T.. q fhsA ~ LH4t 6, tsiR
Etenr orle............ at4g tsst5Si tst5Si ,.tj;S At;S;
Corn. In. ............. IIi,ol l,e&iiM E4,MIt
E: Tho following tabte shows tho stocks Of grain
In New York OF, tho dates nnmel:
, 1880-08-10

~ MlelKnn ~ Wy n',a WISCONSIN, wntsr rhlte l{
Rs! The rn rscoHts nEo nlm4.t thug. Tho FARMERS
~ tho ntskiFE nj to city ttlnK milo u fFiIIsii All
u E9sss Man.sd ~ te.s money ihaa sip3ass
e., s'esn. Msss sMa IA sx s ior iprinEs Tr
sEElsS-I4l1httty mas In bottof ti0innd, and stca!-
tur tho receipts rn1llNR Gel1W expectations tnes f
spot wer1 mn1D ~ r !ttt9@h pEfn,u betnR about II IT,
august tIid u q "! ~ nnd seute1.0cr at JLQ F!ux
ssga WY stsady ~ sI4 cax on the pure basis, nnlt
Waa Tcp,r1 r1cd-asuu ba for Hura!o. Clover 1as heiI
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No Gloves. No Wedding.

Pleasant Valley township. Iowa,
has developed al uncommonly pune
tilious young lady. Her wedding
day was set, and her fathers house
was thronged with seventy guests.
The preacher was there with his book.
The bride swept into the midst OF
the company in gorgeous attire. The
groom and his friends were there on
iiInc, and the hour was 8 o'clock In
tho afternoon. II was now first
discovered that the groom had for
gotten to provide himself with pair
Of gloves. What was to be done !?
The town was long way of, the
night was growing dark, and the
roads were bad. Tho groom's next
friend offered TO lend him tho lacking
attire, but he nobly refused TO appear
IN borrowed "toggery." He was will.
lug TO take time by the forelock and
bu married without gloves. Two Of
the brides brothers mounted fleet
stecds and galloped to town through
u siorm of mud TO buy pair OF gloves
About midnight the gloves came. No
matter II thcy were mile too small
they were regulation white kids, and
that was enough 10 satisfy the whim'
sica belle. She was married.
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RENSHAw.
N. v. ID.
Erin,Tenn

Crops are suffering very much on
account OF drouth.
Tobacco Is buttoning too young
and will be OF but little account.
The grand jury seems TO be getting
most OF our ''fellows' on the nervous
list.
Peaches are plentiful and luscious
y little west FROM here.
Watermelons appear TO DO public
property while the starry seutinels
keep their silent watch.
"rypo,n Il is needless TO wend our
way further toward Soils inclining
rays, while such room remains for
improving the savage spirit that con.
tinucs 10 massacre our phraseology
aud photography with so vindictive
intent. ~ ftntiolfs hafu.
We feel deep compassion for Roy ;
we sympathize with all envious
spirits, aud we're II In our power
gladly would we assist In raising his
peitcd down, but then we'll have to
allow him some prlvilcges--co consider
Ing.
Married :-On the 9Th, ult., Mr..
WIN Driver to Miss Laura Morgan.
Benton Cansler carried Handy Tor
constable like wild fire.
Well. Cy, you have got the wand,
but we feel confident that you will
WELD il spperbly.
llensht W Is fast becoming village
Of importance; we've an anything
you-call for store, portable stereo.
scopic gallery, smithy, old field school,
post Office, wheel Of fortune. and
cider mill, the last OF which is the
most popular.
Mr.. John Renshaw has Just com.
pletcd handsome addition to his
residence. Aha
Roy says "Cy Brown 10 O cheat, for
he uses too much powder, and has
given him the third.day sgue and
fever" We are sorry for you, Roy,
but we cautioned you not to indulge
too freely since you had not gotten
Injured TO such fiery nectar.
Roy, how abont that dog scrape?
Hancock and English 10 the chic
password now.
We bad the pleasure Of bespeaking
"Dlck" recently.
Can't somebody put up another
snake story? Zir.
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WoMAs's Best FRIRNp.-To re-
new the aching heart Of women and
bring Joy where sorrow reigned
supreme, is mission before which the
smiles Of kings dwindle into utter in
Significance. To do this is the pc
culiar providence Of DR.. j. Brsd6eld's
Female Regulator; which from the
numberless cures it has accomplished
is appropriately styled Woman's Best
Friend. The distressing complaint
known as the "whites," and the var
ious irregularities of the womb, to
which woman is subject disappear
like magic before single bottle Of
this wonderful compound. It is pre-
pared by Brad6eld. Atlanta, Ca. and
sold at $l.50 per bottle by respectable
Drug men everywhere. Physicians
prescribe it. Its action is prompt, sure
and decisive. For sale by Hopper q
Son,
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- ----l--l---------------
A Tale Of Mid air.

In cottage in the valley Of Sallan.
ches, near the foot Of Mont Blanc,
lived old Bernard and his three sons
One morning he lay sick in bed. anil
burning with fever. watched anxious
ly for the return Of his son, Jehan,
who had gone tdi fetch a physician
At length a horse . tread was heard
and soon Afterwards the doctor enter
ed. He examined the patient closely
felt his pulse, looked at his tongue
and then said. patting the old man.
cheek, at will be nothing, my friend
nothing!" but he made sign to thu
three lads. who. open-mouthed am
anxious. stood grouped around th,
bed. All four Withdrew to distan
corner; the doctor shook his head
thrust ont his lower lip and said
Tis a serious attack--very serious--o
fever. BE is now in the height Of tn
rft, and as soon as it abates he mus
have sniphate OF quinine.
"What is that, doctor?"
"Quinine. my friend. is a very ex
pensive medicine, but which you ma.
procure at Sallanchcs. Between tn
two 6ts your father must take at leas
three francs worth. | will write th
prescription. You can read. Gull
laume?"
"Yes, DOCTOR"
"And you will sec that he take
|h?"
| Certainly"
When the physician was gone
Guillaume. Pierre and .Jchan locke
at each other in silent perplexity
Their whole stock Of money consiste
Of franc and a half, and yet the med
icine must be procured imnediatel,
"Listen." said Pierre. ~ know
method ofgotting from the mountai
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A Line or Two on Editors
One more unfortunate,
Iiec'iless Of evil,
Rashly iinportunate,
tons 70 the devil.

Why any man, sane or insane with
q sound body and a chance 10 Guilt
vate his neighbours watermelon patch
aud smoke house after night, should
want to be an editor Is more than we
can tell. 1t is eonundrum that
stumps us as plump as sumach grub
does sore toe, or as. common sense
does al average American statesman,
AS for us, give us liberty or give ut
death, with an undisturbed corpse
aud a pretty girl to kiss us for ouI
mother. l.S Eibt. sa,i i,
An editor! Everybody's peckine
block, scapegoat and swaybacket
packed mule. Ten thousand timci
let Us DO o bootblack, chin
ney sweeper. penitentiary bird OIL
Congressman, bo mud clerk Oh o Goa
barge, deck hand In atripe factory
engineer ofa oMe-donkey-power ca
nal boat, dairymaid with an aged OK
two he goats as our stock IN trade, oil
servant girl IN a poorhouse or orphan
asylum 20 Q gambler, railroad III
rector, president OF a sausage ma
chine, rag vendor, charcoal bawlcr
governor of a ,one.eyed darke,
preacher anything, everything but al
editor.
Aud yet there arc victims. self
doomed, ever ready to sacrifice them
selves on the ink-smeared altar o
endless and thankless drudgesy.
| .'Man,s n vapor,
| Full OF woes,
Starts paper,
| And up he goes"
--lDeadwood Pioneer.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-17
Albanian Essay.
by "RUDE."
Adam was the FIRST man,

Adam was the FIRST man. '','
Adam lost rib while asleep. men
nowadays lose sleep on account Of their
RIBS. glnabyg mos thila9 Is iai
Adam was the first gambler, at least
there is no authcnic record OF any be-
fore him. He had a Paradise, and
must have mado bad throw, for he
lost his garden, semifaf f.,.s,go Il
Adam got into trouble on account
oi a woman. Nearly every other man
can say the same.
Adam had q better excuse than Conk-
ling had. In Adams timc there was
but one woman. Now, there are sey-'
eral. % ;8.a l9diaEa nsgi2 ~ llia Il
| Adam made his debut into society,
but short timc before his marriage.
He doubtless had fire letters Of rec
concentration, for ho soon after mar
ried the belle Of the place.
Adams wife was an orphan, he had
no inothcr-in.law. Eve had no big
brothersto smoke Adams cigars and
put their boots on his mantle.piece.
Adam was protective tariff inan
and had his clothing made Ut home,
Adam is related to nearly everybody
IN the United States except Dana. VI
course some are closer than othars--
susan b. Anthony claims to be his
nelce. But shc can't well DO nearer
KIN than second COUSIN.
| Adam had no 0rothers or sisters, SO
| can't place Susan exactly. n of
Adam was an orphan too. Just like
Eve, only more so, aud couldn't. say
how h,s mother used to do up his
shirts before be got married. a
Adams hrst venture was In the
garden business, and he tailed. Adam
laid tue blame ON his wife; great
many follow his example IN that re-
spect. Evc,wouldn't lay the blame on
the cat, the hired girl, or tho neigh.
oor's chickens: 50 she SAID she had
seen q snake. si4a 4
Adam didn't drink and consequent,
" u'u not appreciate t,,e JOKE as wen
as some men | know. Men generally
see snakes nowadays. Eve never tast'
cd a drop OF Whisky III her liie, which
makes II all the more strange.
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FUN IN A BARBER SHOP.
How a Leadville Barber Shop Was
Cleared Of Customers.


Life in Leadville ia full OF excite
meni, even for barber. The other
DAY u citizen named Plug strolled in
10 n BARRIERS establishment where
there were two chairs, both full, aud
fourteen men waiting. II there is
anything that Plug despises il lie a
waiting around while other men get
shaved. He figured on how to avoid
II, and espying TREND la one of the
chairs, he stepped up 10 him and
epoke a few words in a low tone.
Suddenly he became excited. Adj
dressing the mamie cried "You third.
raie mule whacker, I'll have your
gorcl" And the friend yelled back ;
You greaser, fll shoot You full OF
holes |" II can shoot iirst,' yelled the
Plug drawing his revolver. I'm lei
you see you can't" roared the friend,
'leaping from his chair. BY this time
scene OF wild excitement was taking
place in the barber shop. The whole
fourteen waitiag customers were
wildly struggling TO get out before
shooting began. The man in the
other chair, without stopping to wipe
the lather from his face or remove the
apron about him, leaped from the
window upon the head OF policeman
who ut once arrested him Tor u mad
man. One of the BARRIERS had
bumped his head tel ribly and got his
mouth full Of dust crawling under a
sofa, and the other was promptly con.
ccaled behind q barrel In the closet.
AS SOON as the shop was cleared the
two friends ceased threatening each
other, put up their pistols, and after a
hearty laugh, coaxed the BARRIERS to
come out and shave them. Plug tried
to explain to the head barber that il
was all joke. "But," said the bar.
Der. "you're a fighting man." "No,'
said Plug, I'm regular coward and
couldn't lick a flea." "Then. by tun-
ket." yelled the barber, "you're driv.
Ing about IS worth OF trade away
from me, and I'll take the value out
Of your hide" And he got In sever
al lusty blows on Plug before the lat.
ter could offer to settle. And some.
how Plug doesn' think 1t was a good
joke after all.
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For the SOUTH KEsrucKIAs.
THE HEARTS TRIUMPH,

For me the flowers ever bloom,
The birds all happy sins,
And days that once were full OF gloom,
Now only sunshine bring;
No more despair shall wrap me round,
Or leaden skies be seen,
For IL not perfect JOY I've found,
Life wears golden sheen.
On heart OF mine! what unseen hand,
Leu thee from clicerless waysY
From out a sad rdumea land,
Where dreary dragg'd the days;
I've learned u lesson sweet aud new,
To hope against dark days,
En- II my sky's not always blue,
Nor all the months glad Mays.
An foolish heart! to hope 50 strong,
When the morrow yet may sce,
The utter silence OF thy song,
AS walls lost out at sea.
so life, within thy period brief
Give me earths pleasures still;
Keep far away despair aud grief.
Let peace my hours hll
The sunshine CLEANS on hill top high,
And shadows take thy flight
Let me thy gloomIest.fato defy,
III climb ambitions height.
i..IHt||
oh may my future anthem bc,
Like the one, to-day hear,
For life seems desrer nov to me,
Aud all its ways more clear,
L ems. N. v. ID.
t.lr Erin, Ten
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List Of Premiums to be Dis
tributed to our Subscrib-
ers at our 2nd. Annual y
Distribution. H 900 o,il.

Encouraged by the success OF a sim
liar undertaking last year, we have de-
terlnined to distribute a, number Of
valuable premiums among our spb-
scribers next fall. Every CASH sub
scriber will get a ticket in the distri-
button and have an equal chance at
the premiums. f''it'Ni 'ai Pf4'7
Those who have already paid for
the paper can get tickets by showing
receipts. afi sas aw GipGs Tsi'i
We have selected the .premiums
with care and offer nearly three times
an fmany as we did last year, Az
will be seen from the list below there
are thirty prizes, ranging from eighty
dollars down. te.'' ''l '''"'a ?
!. A No. i Two-horse tye
Wagon, made by NJ. 9. Forbes $50
2. A No. / Whites Sewing ii
Machine. .. ~. ..... ...s. .a.s 500.
8. An elegant Silver Tea-set O;
Of six pieces from J N. Howe $50
4. One gents Saddle, made, rs
by J. A. 3. johnson. ....... $40,
5. A genuine 8 OF. Silver
Watch, Waltham movement,
from Jas. l. Wahl. .,....... $40
6. South Bend Chilled Plow
from Winfree q Hart,........ $lb.
Z. Oliver Chilled Plow,
from Q. G. shanklin.. sl8
8. Improved Dexter Corn
shelter, from NJ Gregory & Bro. sl2
O.. Silver Butter Dish, from
Robert Mills. Jr............, $40
10. Solid IS karat Gold
Ring, from Jas. L. Wahl. -. $40
IL. Extra Large Farm Bell,
from Winfree & Hart. -. $40
II. Double Plow, manufac-
tured by Moore & Edmunds. $40
l3. Silver Cake basket, from
Robert Mills, Jr. ........... x6
IA. Set of Table Spoons, 9
from j. NJ. Howe, ......... $5
l5. Gold Pen and Holder,
from j. NJ. Howe. 80. -. IS
10. Carving knife and Fork,
from G, A. Thompson. -. s.
IL. Tin Chamber Set, three
pieces, from G. A. Thompson. S.
S.oWalnut Baby Cradle,
from A w. Pyle. ........... S5
10. Fine Riding Bridle.... S5
20. Box best Sc Cigars, from
J.W. Lander. :. ........... IS
81. Silver Goblet. .,.... 81
%. Silver Goblet. 49,. =. 81
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