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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-09-30
Worthless Stuff.

Not 50 fast my friend: if you could the
strong healthy, blooming men, women and chill
dren that have been raised from bada of sickness,
suffering and almost death by the use of Hop Bit
tiers, you would say Glorious and invaluable rem
cdy." See another column Philadelphia Press.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-09-30

The president and his wife reviewed
the school children of San Francisco,
Cal, Saturday. The presidents car
riage drove up one side of the avenue
and down the other, the children re-
ceiving him with cheers and piling the
vehicle with flowers.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-09-30

THE London Needle Co., of New
York City, want Male and Female
Agents. 1t will pay any one out of en-
ployment to write to them for particu
lars. See their advertisement in an
other column
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-09-30

1t is not in America only that new
buildings go to pieces. The Guardians
of Chester, England, have appointed a
committee to find out why the work
house, built at o cost of 100000 six
months ago. IS already dilapitated.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-09-30

The international Bible studies for
Sunday schools teach that Lots wife
was not turned into a pillar Of salt, but
was caught in a storm which "suffocated
her, encrusted her, and possibly burned
her to 4 cindCr"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-09-30
A Fortunate IndOrser.
Indianapolis Qnd.) Daily Sentinel.

1t is our observation that not every
one who backs his neighbours paper, "
always escapes with his purse untouch-
ed. But there are occasions where a
man can give his Endorsement and con-
vey a benefit all around. Mr.. A. w.
Wetzel, of Nauvoo, ILL.,, suffered for
years with Dyspepsia, and used all kinds
of medicine in vain, until he tried the
Hamburg Drops which quickly cured
him. He now warmly Endorses this
wonderful remedy.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-09-30

The Rev. DR.. Newman, of New York,
during the Grant administration pastor
of the Metropolitan Methodist congre-
CATION in Washington, has Oeen tender-
ed the CHARACTERISTIC of the Syracuse
university, which now begins its 9th col
legiate year. ..-.-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-09-30
80 "a
SINCE the extensive alterations

SINCE the extensive alterations and improve
ments at James Morgan's, Milwaukee, Wis, were
completed, This trade has increased enormously.
He is now opening Silks, Dress Goods, Laces, &c,
in every respect second none in the United States
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-09-30

Millions of intelligent women say that Dobbins'
Electric Soap, (made by Cragin & Co., Phila.) is
in every respect the best soap ever made and viii
do three times the work of any other. Try it.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-09-30
" NAV BE NORTH KNOWING.

HI pa BE WORTH KNOWING.
That one of the most certain remedies known for
the cure of Diarrhpa, Cholera Morbus, and ali
forms of Bowel Diseases, is CARRIERS COMPOUND
EXTRACT OF SMART WEED. Alittle nutmeg gra-
ted Oh teaspoonfull of the above medicine, is It
sure cure for Dlarrkea
o. NOZZLE Il co. Proprietors. Erie Pa
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-09-30
Intense Suffering from Kidners Cured

MONTGOMERY GENTER, Vt. Feb. %. 1850,
Geatiemen-I feel it duty and a D easlIre not
only TO acknowledge my gratitude to YOU person
ally but also to bring my case before the pubIic
and testify after eight years intense sufeffns'
what your Kidney-Wort has done for me. For
the past year have been taking different rene hes
for Kidney Disease. but derived no benefit. Have
had trouble with my Kidneys fer eight years verv
bad by spells, and for several months, able to Go
but very little work, at times passing blood from
the bladder, and experienced a prickly sensation
all over. l was fearful of paralysis, and was
dizzy, afraid to stoop ever from fear of falling.
At last in january commenced taking your Kid
ney-Wort and found almost Immediate relief. One
box made a new man of me. I feel almost as
vel as ever in my life, and | sincerely believe it
viii restore 70 health all who may be similarly
afflicted MICHAEL C0T0.
MEssRs. Wells, RICHARDSON & Co.,
GeaJemsn-Ihe above named person. has been
in our employ the past three years, and we know
him to be a man of truth and honor: we believe
and know his condition and statements to be true.
We know of others in this vicinity equally as
thankful for the benefits derived from the use Of
this medicine. Respectfully Yours.
SHERMAN BRADISH g. co.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-09-30

The English prince of Wales has
presented the French president with a
shotgun and four hunting dogs.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-09-30

1t is. not the number of facts he
knows, but how much of Il fact he is
himself, that proves the man.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-09-30
e ENCYCLOPEDIA OF.
GTIOUETTEzBUSINESS

This is the cheapest and only complete and reliable
work on Etiquette and business and Social Forms II
tells how TO perform all the various duties of life and
how 10 appear TO the best advantage all occasions
Agents " anted.-Send for circulars containing
full description of the work and extra terms TO Agents
Address, NATIONAL PUBLISHING Co., Chicago, Ill.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-09-30

London, too, has music in her parks
on Sunday.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-09-30
TUFTS hair DYE,

GkAf ItAIK Oh WHISPERS changed to GLOSSY
BLACK by single application of this DYE. 1t i'm.
parts Natural Color, acts Instaltaneously. Sod
by Druggists or sent by express on receipt of 81.
Office, 35 Murray ST., New York
, 1880-11-30
BUSINESS.
Money at as Per Gent Regino to
Tell on Stocks.
Grangcrs Strong, nnd Western Union
Wcnk-Conillcting Iiumors.
Unliminishcd Country 0rilors for Currency
Foreign Exchange Demoralisod,
The Produce Markets hcliyo md Generally
Lower, will, Larger fsecoipss Of Grain.
A Sharp Decline 1T Wheat, Corn, anl Provisions;
bnl Firmer CIuStng.
FINANCIAL,

ntoeks were 1cfefleti anu lfhccr'nln MI 'lny
!oh9 nor'nwcst cnnfnht WIS phi tli' 10 Ep, ni'a
western us1lt', dnwil 10 VIZ. Mn'ity KrGw s1,nrc
htslsc af'" thWtiH1s ts'o cnse, after ut'tlhl n'd
aaRe. aeeorslnH 10 repofl. haH ca!lcd lit SstIN,-
u'o1 iofss, IL ndsahce'l To Il per cent pre'nInm
nllo'o 11o lclrhl rate. AZ mo close LII pcr cent
prctns'lm wfs DID. Alt kI'1'ls M rtl1'ura. wtrn
M,"m,. sost VI thclh were n'll"sdfable To
..'o '.'un ns.'es prcva'iihg. Aee'r'ss'E 70
M'o h'!.ho'ny, ,ho 'anuefDl'ls WIRE sell.
t.H "'.' "'ster'l utll"h. 10 Hhahs
e""l' "l"sss has" Eee'' rl't o'l nofth"tst Cum
in"N ~ ~ - tnat brokers H'1uae" 70 tnKe hny
','o.ct me e!tect ~ INC uee!lHa ~ rraeca wns
neelae''ly " stlf'sn!aio 1ytng u, ehlen4o. very
'"'Ru amounts oi western Union were hot'Rht'
f"i'o cohsef'h1l'e operatora, thh"r'os' on a<'-
coy, eonhL ~ tne eahnstNh o1 tno money i'hrket'
n. o,.'' III. ",s 'no ~"pi" 'i'.te "e'o '"ofo
s'ntNS sst p'''9ni lh"n s'''" ~ 1u's eey.
r, 't.'' u"o., ou'"eo ..u htt. ~. "sn. 80 "s' :"
"ts. ~ E.'Rc' petMeeh VIZ 'l'u 's's' lhe 1'lt'st
,,,...'.. u,E. r"u'a e,..nv n ~ ~
r., ,,.a,,. ".a,I'u cn",l. w wv" s'IetL A'ss'p
VI 'ns pM" nAs ~ .ntt .nt uo'tl nus icco't'"
nm o.er '.pn' .no oiher s.e; WHICH H. ~ INV c'''s-
nNe''na' ~ p!' .Wo noW eapIcs aeross ,o" ten-
"aee ~" W 'tchst VINE, No'n actt'1, WIN Wnte''
wv 4n',et.t''i n'''.,! "'te''ay '".s e''"tet'''
~ ,h's u uo'e !! VIII 1e1" uoI oH!S ~ ~ nctNe
euu'l'c''t'nn uct"te' 1nu NHlerlchh uu'on n1o
"ss.e.., onsoa' ~. a.s" vc."ee" tnu e"V"
eoIni'a'es afom wh!c" !no nehtor" ~, r!''on IT,
ccNes y R'o.'e p"tt VI lis leVehu'' 1lo enrn'
Hs W. WESTERN u'ilo c"H.,1uo u aecl:.Sc' 'an
t,,,rsa W I'll WEEK M III NoFehloer sno"lhg 'hl"hD M
VI Sl'Vo compared Win tho Bhhle "cek H'st
Sons.
hes'acs western oi'Ioh' lho ktoehs tnnt h'stt!'
mo heavlest 1osees wero Chatthsiot,Ha u, 70 ~
ainrrls = Esscx !, to 19o; New YORK ccntral = ="
lEts M'chlEnn ccntrHl -, 10 1:H; ERIC J. !"
iNI: 'no !eFFea - ~ ~; ohlo Preietse" ~ ~
FtS Et+ 100 EH. Ia 4Hs TIC t1EEttFfGV H., 10 Wt
, 1880-11-30
1litEtA1lSrUEEH.


F!.0CH-Waa thfip. With lItifU ci,anR0 In prices.
Local ralurs tDol hoI'f rhthcr spHrHRiy md Or
twn lots wtrc ~nHtea fur shipment. but buyers
usuy kunH bntk fur lUwrr pricus. u correspond with
tie dFtlfHr In whcRt- sacF repUrttA Of lO bfls
mo lH0 Gnns HItttttA Drl bTlyhtD terms: e., brls
doubia spring extts. partly nt md III br!s
lon Crude nj fa.G. rutnl equal IL Ltbhrl* Exphtt
nurs we're 1lInt. Mt It fur gool to cIolcc, and
ryg tIuur nj Et,.At!.3tl
brHEH MthLsTGYrs-Werc In good supply urd
nEnln rntrr wehk. sars 10 cars bn,n 1T tl01ka
1la: 6Cnrs tnddlInvs and shorts Mt sl2t1l2Us cnts
wslcnt screenings nj *7-a. Cuarse cormcn non,-
tnal Ut fli,23 r,Hr ton On trnck.
stHl$u MIlEAT-syas active nnd weak, declining
'pl rs ass s 9f "bs sr'qi1y II ~ t.hs saS
Sew ioIk Tn* eNrly r,is,rt,i xrak lsM xrulu ani
s1% ss: :sss HHSSsty s S
:s'S s't: !s'E 81; tss !ts' NJ
s.s ~ y s;@3 %ss!; \
Tans ii VT ~s II, liz! nss a.us W. sf.s ns ani ip ~ SI @ @
,""ss II H. s "Fs 9,Y u r . % s..
ate asla'd "r "earrns r.eelp,r s,s!,a - I'LL sor
qf;i sl :rs tn IT ,s tS y:!
sscr ,,k sse!oss ,, r1;sa =. = n S"vsn,hsr a.
u; i: :s ~, III + u /; Ss, II y;
VI s.ar'" Z, s , ii ss'x x,a &c S
y 81 ;Hsfs'4 Y |' i Iii; I'd ssnsa e on ,s
70 ~: 'ff"! s g
5 KS; %Ss ss!:ssr ~ 4 tx % Sois 1t si
IL asSs sS On: F;sS Tsts asH ess
t,s t e %y res, ys!" %.r ,! s IL fsa aSsIs1 n
T. .bs tliG@ssir. hid .s xf.ki.:, u s,sa ishdsa
stss9 $sSs ss:s$ s.Sss!a!Er d s eF::
,ss ssF II ss sfi;S s
G; s!Pss5 S!, NV es';ss os;
Mt NiItE, iufSltrY f1nispd 3laHh t1 fC CliJtnR
, 1880-11-30
Withdrawn from store ,!us.nR Saturday fnr city
consu1nrt,on lOEjl h,' whrat, 4t75 hu cur,l l,G.l


bl, outs, ty, t,i, ryc, :.ss,,HlO b.t harley,
The following grim xns inspected into stnru
In this city yesturt!ly mnsnIng: ~ cnra rch
wh,at chr q. Winter, .. cnrs No. . do, cnrs
rrJer,csf, cur mixed, HEl ears No. spri,,4, itU
crs Nu \ in, ~ cars rejected, rsrs no crude
tS;N WHEAT. nf which tn aro winter; no. cnrs No,
2ror lUi tlts high mixed, lb8 cnrs rejected ,ft
cprn: III rmra white uats. 3l carr No. mixed, 10
cnrs rejected tGs onts); tt car. NJ. rye: 10 cnrs
No. hurley, 81 ears No. 0 t1o, ~ cnra No. do,
cnrs No. & sio nj tnrley) Total, 1,e00 c,lrH, or
f1NUpO l,h. inspected out: l. 1GD u wheat, m
bl corn, 1,l:N bu uais, 2,:;;sJ hu rye, 1,lT6 bu
hurley.
Thu lcn'lI.,g protlucc markets wcrc moderately
active ycsscrt!hy, nnl generally lower. Wheat
and corn were weakened carly ty reports of fur.
thor dccll,e In El,rnpn with rnthor 1nrYe receipts
here. md nthcrura.n WIS custer In .ytupathy, hut
nlItttrnctbnck Inter. within etellcr feeling Mt tho
clpst., except in whcnt. Tho market fur proyIs-
Inns WIS rashor less nctivr, Will, II downward
tendency In tho first hntf 0f fllg scsstoti m hogs
'Icrr were quoted lower, ard Liverpool! repUrtud
decline IN tarl, There WIS r,ltller 'lr.nrr feel
Ing III tho nftcrnuo't In hnth provisions nnhrtnIn.
Mtas pHrk coscd 5G51ta i0wrr, NJ $l..113i9t1...1
for Dcceinbur unh sla.h1! i1la.n for Lnnuaty.
lnrd closct 1oo l"wur, nj $s.lo..idi,8.43 fur Su-
se'nf'cr mud {s.2tiG1s.h' for IahHnry. Short
tl1'H "tH:cd at sG.saGSb.si;f fur hnllnry. Spring
wheat closed liiu lnwer, at $t.9Haa for DrcrInber
nnl $1.V9'a lnr Ja.lli'ry. lied winter closed 20
lower, ttt Slut. Corn closed &c lower, ns 1.iu
I'LL tDF Jnnunry nHI 5IG fur tlHy. DAts tlnStl
, 1880-11-30


CATTLE-ltpcciyeh during eundny and Monday
asxlG sano tn,u last weuk, 1,S':s o!!cIal Inst week
D.eSa; AhViNd Last wc0k. lt,9l.. Tho ulArket WI
k.sndy al arul. There was nnt particularly acy,
demand for any cntA OF st0ck hut tin rcceiptx 8Ara
iRht ntl sgllpfn ouablsd to eHcet clearance
prlcea fully up In Friny md satuiav Nat. Tho ucr
1Hs of cholrr cattu comparatively wcrd tow; Indeed
tllrrg wna nothing that Gould hu peupory cInssed ~
cl,uIcU, thu host drovus ulrvrei svtllug ut tt5a.
TIara fs1r sprlnk1tnH Ut soad cn.te md thur.
weTo numerous sA.es 1T H.shlauo. lnlcllnrs' mn
cannors' stuT wus not plentiful, and found buyers "
Hru,ar sascs. Htckers rHcrlvud Ao,tu atonon th0g,
Ma,,ay IL inva1Ihb'y quilt day With thu. class LII
few sstlle renaod In lhu yAss al tho cuse, aua Iii
general tutl1E3 wRs stGady.
-.- QUOTATIONS.
Extgn l!ceYcs- aradud stue5s, weighing ltp0
cl.,lco lisesss- Ill :i wv.iora;sd
ssoeIs. WulRh!HR lal 70 ll Gs.,,.....,..,. ,A015a
Unuta Observation-Disclosures stsprs, wut}h- 7
INF y! =, .M s....:,..;,.,.,:......;.;.. AIo1t;
atDdtiltn ura!tvt-EtetEs In fulr lltsl,, WuiHl-
lH 11RD " l9M a5N4G2
Uuctl1r4' Sthck.-t'u0r Q0 GtIslul.ln asifnrA Hsl4
coIHn1!in y! tEbict GsIwx for city Slaughter, .
wSlxhlna HN tH kA Observation-Disclosures AtGalL l
iai ii: 4aalas
bulls. 8El1k l36114
, 1880-11-30

son,, III, IN ptiic ~, IL, In lin ,,ott, nr I'm
,,,s,s,,,,t s,,o,r,ntnn ~ st,,,,a IL ia ,u
inrs,"tr t,,nt ,,uv ,,o .,to,,,,,,d -, ,t, ,,nxt
snSsI,,,, ~ ,.ra,. t,n.,r,'s, ,,,,,tr,,II,,I hv
sess,"a o' e"ns.css: ~ E"na,ess unI''.',G" .a ~
tlentlal md Congressional election, when mnny
lne,u,,rrs huye l,rct, euspll 10 stny at nu,c, IN
st't VIZ w w r"t'us tes".ess "o"s ... =" .s
treatment or bll!s win hlofcy III tnoih' trtat
30bbcrs rcgArd such II Cot.grrss us II very l,rols-
t,,,r 1,runuYn n wifi t,r u,,rurtsjni, ir TIM
, 1880-11-30
SAort Hh0aI- u, t ST Short
'1.ftnsc. pnrt saittd... I'M HIS {haJ | f'.N
lH, tnat4!. ...........| iJet Ali IN | "a
Ntceuf'GF, InHs9,... M A.ht f'i 1Iti
IaliiHry, filusB, .,,,.| E,Xi tE ti!U ~;

ribs. rHltef fnnunry. closed ut ttEdhls1S Long
chA's 1tulgh ut It'll Inu.s Hut F7i} hpxri. Eisn,ber
lntrs tFat3.a ,se; Innu Eit bans, ts{a4c. swict-
ptrktrh huns finHlei At vtht{c for lSH arDenInl
Rrcrn !,t ha.,,s. :a.fc aycfaec. G.4ttl3ts
tMuFt F. .etc fof s!jrt ce,ifr. V1ttsoc tor hn,J.
hl cahsnss.d md laGIti.
tiitEAsE -tluIst We ujute w!te ut blS!<c and yp1-
low II. .tfG. - " -
HEEF-NMa quiet nj f1.Usl1.9i fnr mess, ISL ,ul28G
fur HxtrH n.t.+s, nI,u *Tiiikt lin lf,f htnfs,
t&tIJle for country,
, 1880-11-30
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wero tho recnlpts md shipments
OF Tho leading articles OF prsN'ucu IN this city
during tho forty.esght hours cnl!ug ut 7o'otuGk
yustorslay morning aul for tho corresponding
t!nlo lust year:
, 1880-11-30

Special Dispdtth 10 Tic Chten9a Tribune.
MEM youk, Nt,v. Gl-Tho mining. stock rnnr-
kct WIS FURRY active t0.lay. Closiug uuotn-
, 1880-11-30

illb lANllE anu Algeria pFDHRnt FtisfVlN Ill
gold. Tho ti!esn tr4,,t9ht tl5J,UN.
nt}sroH.
speeta, Dispateh 10 7ns Chtca7o Tribune.
IlOGTUx, My. ..ah.-At tho Stock ETc',ntRo tho
in Alne c,sts, urc guilcraly wolt estnIlit'!, with
Il respectable ntlssficn In 1tiany i!ista,!cea.
~ raitrs'ntl stnres M ls;tni. rr'yihscc t A. r.
9fnh trnJn AK To u; t,ostnn 4 Maine from
ItA!! 10 lia; Eastern frnm Eta{ III ~; ltnncGtf-
cut e. l'Rssunttie trlnt " T. Ht: Northern! New
1lNnpsitrn frntn lis!4 to u: lutlAnd preferred
oa'; -Qa,i;nst,,,,E Ere!srrea nySns'd @ {; fs,n, @
unI0n Pncia At l01Ii ms bctnrr,. t;hlcugo, tinr-
lingtun & Quincy n'tvanccri frun 1G1A 70 ls3.fE
l6y; AiHrriGtto lrefcrrcd i1,nl o. 70 D.: Atehi-
ia1sf: Frt HGntt n,iyMucc.l from OH 10 ti:4i;
fronl it.,i t1 nj; iiostou & Albamy lG: @
le5; snIllnsky fraun, liz to i1h: Chi
saF0 summit, wc;t ;'r,nh scn!xp, sa fs 1 sH !?
Ontnrio \ western from 81 T. il 70 y! aftcrwars
rtnetetl ~ III: Little 1toGk declined frDt G5!s 10
a5 FLINT from :'i,t e q; tll Cnlony trnn' l:si'f
p I'M hut l2U wis hf,l =. tho ci.,So Atla,te y
y iNn,|s, .lsnrtipr'i i:rio + a.ivuneA from
4'A tu 4b!i. hut atturwa-ls renctGi " dhA lets-
ton. !tnvuro nencl1 Lynn =: sn!d ht ltsh. hut
!nntl Gs advanced frDin GlM tuEaA: l3nrl!hEtnnh
Miss,ri VI lsfyer IS from ;i IT, ": st. 70" 9rs,s
rrn from l.vsi ii IL; Republican vnlley y. u.
~ from lr}.i IN lnt AicllsoE ilrsth frnil III ~
1al3.. RftGr%nrtIs rtH.elnK 10 l.!; vcrfNont Cen
rtll llrttH en!d ut =. Milwaukee St Phn Gs tlu-
h'npl9 division! sod 1t LUX; utors ~ baisrs.
Whtnr.l'nTer LID. Maverick soll At 3s&, hna
vnnerd H.: IIei' i'clnpn"nc toitf alp1.
70 the Nfs'trn Assoefntea Prssa.
%FttT otttH tF1ACI al
, 1880-11-30
Not iaSroaio isf ..,,,, Isi.&s

YwQ Mcpka 0M[lnk Nov. r.
I l'wu WGpks ending Now IL
Tlls exhibit OF Ill lnrrcasc OF Is per cont OH
tho favorable tigurcs Ut last tall leAtls tho
tsiruMltio to suy that With such n stnsetuont Il
would ba very hari 10 keop stocks ut tkU!r old
pritcs, As Investments, II regards tho lirateass
raIlroad stocks rs s'it worth what thoy aro srll-
Ing for.
Government honda wcr0 quiet. in Chlcago,
Nsirlut Ut Columbia .05s woro lO0sl alId lOls thu
United S.atcs ". 1llA nlld 1l:!s; tho 4,is wcro
lllal As,d lls'i; tho 6s, lvli mud l0ih; and tho
ds, I0'ls Rna lo9!t.
Tho furoIan t1ohRtyo market was completely
brnken by tho tiRltnsas Ut Monoy. lcalinv to
,arHu 'oilorinxa ut bilIa, Sterling postod rates
wero +s0,i nnl 46.!i. Hankcrs' aotuaI ratos were
47sAGtt79 for sI1ty.4ny bills and ts11l4sl for
ucMlaild. For sixty.day caulmusotul bills tor
prompt delivery this mouth 417Gt451A wns tbs
Alurkot sute. Contlnouta! rates weru much weak
cr ull arount, without quotabIo chaugo. poatvd
rates for Paris wetp as fur sixty days and hs:1i
for sight. S!xty.tuy commercial bills, proMpt
delivery OIL llayrV, s3l'4Gst;1s., pud Mayseslles
, 1880-11-30

-NrrslveL during sunday and Mundsy, tdoogf
sSlppsi la.t wept. lias: Se.ls!14Ts arfiyais SstS
tio iasEo.s nsSt reeottsa tVr M1nday: There xHre
Ths aEFssss rs!o r much larsSs than WY ono daI
feeling Ut thu opani:.. buyers lula ID and tuIlsts
Net1 anxl1n!. snd tflo ssslt ltsat utcus bsuko
badly dsginlng &flG. A. tin rp4urtI lhorv sprau1
y. ~ ac.tss a9insaa an4 q ~ middle s. tly aist.
t'o'nnon Il. chnst light suLt Il sL;fIi which i !
tectttu tu Friday VI hh'. n!su GuIHnpl tn ehni
~ lntcrlVr xauis hApW s{!u ntofs nl4SkGa slyM1s
, 1880-11-30

ltaIgroat earnngs are increasing handsomely,
and n favorable feGturo Is TINT pasaun8or enrl,.
lpga are stluwinR unuslnl gutuH. Or tho $lBj,gl.
inerense reported by tho Nuw York Cnt,trnl IN
October fp1,uM WIS fran passenger receipts.
Tho Financial ChFonfcie has pruparod tho fultOw-
ing table OF rs.l!rond earnings for thu ilrst two
weeks Ut November:
, 1880-11-30

Els," II x.sME .sMr cnrns with tue " "Jupauc4o Corn-
- "*"! surely euru nuJ pnl pliu. W] pua.a,
, 1880-11-30

t,r t.. tnnSnn M tew .l.,re louis Mtu oxpeeted li
rclUrt far iHldB uni strung lreing. Thu r,t,sii
feE:ttltA " thu MONTH lc.tvR tGa Jartn with cnni-
tta! Dthrr sls enlera pttltet ul lvnfiec Uf Hid
ner l.Uti ntt"r hp cinsH VI navigation. Following ut4
, 1880-11-30
GENERAL MARKETS,

HIt0DM-CuItS--WHs lii ItHht demand ind steady.
Western ArtptN1aarrH nr1 hylnR AZ they need stock
md n fbtT urfnrs nrf rnrfE frt1rt tia lsnst.
, 1880-11-30

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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-11
A marrow re cape.
Virginia City tNey.) Enterprise.


A story vhch is going the rounds in re lard
TO man saving his life by leaping from
falling elevator Withdrawing an open door,
reminds us of similar escape that occur
ed here on the, Comstock. G. II. Kellogg,
now foreman Of the Hale and Norcross
min Q, was the hero OF the adventure. AT
the time be was foreman at the old Yellow
Jacket. He started down the shaft on the
care and went down about four hundred
feet:The 'care man:returning ifrom. the: dump
with an empty care carelessly pushed it in
to the mouth Of the SHAFT. The engineer,
who was wIde.awske man, saw the car
tumble into the shaft and did whole pages
of thinking in half q second. He instantly
threw the brake and let tho care drop
down until it reached the SOL level, when
he suddenly jammed on1the brake with his
whole weight. Mr.. Kellogg heard the car
strike into the shaft and come crashing
down. At the same instant he also OBJ
served that the engineer was dropping
him Mt a rate of speed which was about
same "a If no cable had been attached to the
car, and he knew what 1t meant..,lt was the
same as II the engineer had said to HIM
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-11
FIRST TINE AT CHURCH.
From the sArgosy,

"a uszs From, the ,Argosy,
just three years oldl and without a
CIV thought u aIithe rites and creeds;
just three years old and unconscious quite
of the souls unbounded needs
Content II; SHOULD draw what lheg il may
4 from thefood on which IL feeds.aA.kA !
Just three years old and brought to church
to sit in the narrow pew,
And wonder at all the mysteries that rise
before her view
The noiseless movement down the aisle;
2 gg the crowd and the faces new
The organ that peals out magic strains,
though hidden from the sight; .
The arches, and windows of pictured glass
that tow'r to suoh a height;A
The eagle that bears the Bible up; the
choir n their robes Of white
To wonder and watch with childish awe
that is more than mere surprise,
That seems TO catch In the tones of earth
some echo of the skies,
And ref ects itself in the tender face, in the
solemn, vide gray eyes u AM#
Out Of whose cloadless, dewy depths
na glinfuiers the earliest ray ? y Issa
OF the wak'ning love, whose dawn her
aids a fuller day,
When, though the shadows may darker
lie, the mists will melt away.
When the types shall And their antitypes.
x \ and the mysteries be maderclear,
Though the deeper mysteries beyond will
gather yet more near,
Awaiting a new and brighter dawn ere
they shall disappear. rrAa Lg
Just three years old and brought to
church, though she can take no share
In the praises rising to Gods high throne,
ia confession or earnest pray'T
Brought but 10 learn the reverence due to
the awful presence there.
Just three years old with folded hands she
kneels when tbe others kneelisg.@
And surely the blessing which falls on
them may also gently steal
Over the innocent baby head bent down in
mute appeal.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-11
A Big Georgia snake
Brunswick (Gs.) Advertiser.

Captain james Postell, of ST. Simmons
hasre eived present from Major Bailey, of
Satills river, Of a twelve foot snake 1t 10
the Columbo Couperi species and black
snake order. The color is blue black, and
the reptile is as graceful and slen der as any
III his black snake cousins. " has large
fangs, but 1t is said TO be non.poisonous.
st is remarkable that this kind Of snake is
said to have been the last found and clas-
sifisd in North America, and at the same
time the largest, some specimens being
found more than fifteen feet long. 1t is
named by the celebrated naturalist. DR..
Holbrook of Charleston, in honor Of the
late j. Hsmlto Copper. of. st. Simmons,
who was the first to direct attention to this
species. Its common name is gopher snake.
because of its being always fund in the
gopher hole. 1t is said to wait till the go
pher make bis burrow, and then his snake
ship helps himself to comfortable quarters,
with the gopher, upon the
most intimate terms of peace, friendship
and mutual protection. After allowing the
curious to inspect this rare speciment.
Capt-in Postell will in few days, send
it to the museum of the Smithsonian In
stitute as the only representative of its
kind ever before in Washington city.