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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-12

Mr.. b. Hinkle, the new city assessor
has begun Ais labors. We think the
general verdict will he that he is the
right man for the office
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-12

Topeka is hanging fire on the water
works question. 1t takes Emporia TO
successfully grapple with questions oil
local improvement
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-12

On the 4th day of March county CLERK
Ewing was kept busy issuing orders to
pensioners, large number Of whom
were in the city that day.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-12

The settlement OF the December col
lection of taxes by treasurer Eastman
shows a reduction in the delinquent tax
list, over that of last year of from five to
eight Dcr cent
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-12

we arc indebted to district clerk
Frederick for the daily report Of the
court proceedings which ne kindly fur.
nishes the NEWS.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-12

The Emporia National bank has just
received from Cincinnati, new burglar
proof, hme-lock safe, of very superior
workmanship, and possessing all the
latest improvements in this line of
manufacture. BY division of their de-
posits, which this purchase renders
practicable, the management thus makes
assurance doubly sure, and double their
Notifications against all possible con-
tingencies. In this connection we are
pleased to state that this enterprising
institution increased its capital on the
list of March to 100000, and its surplus
10 S35,000 thus making the handsome
total OF $4,000.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-12

A bad cave is reported in the water
works reservoir which is in process oil
excavation on the north side of the Cot
tonwood
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-12

We are in receipt of the first number
Of the Sentinel, the new Democratic pa
per just started in this city, by Messrs,
Hetherington & Rambo. We wish ii
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-12

Prof Delap, formerly of the Normal,
and n gentleman universally esteemed
here, returned from Iowa on the 4th. HIS
friends may now hail him as DIR. Delap,
he having just graduated at the head of
his class in the school of Homeopathy in
the Iowa State University. We are glad
of his return, and rs he is now to choose
a location for the practice of his proies-
sion, for which he has been preparing
himself for years, we hope he may select
our city for that purpose.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-12

A canvass of the district court jury on
the presidential question, last Friday,
showed the following: Grant, 9; Blaine,
O.; Scion Chase, 1. Probably the latter
gentleman had better hold on to his
steers till after the Chicago convention.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-12

The public announcement that two Of
the most eligible bachelors of Emporia
have purchased desirable building lots
on popular and attractive avenues,
coupled with the simultaneous appear
ance upon the streets Of number of
very stylish female toilets, may have no
peculiar Significance, but there always
has been a disposition ON the part of the
public 10 draw differences, YOU know.
Though the fact that this is leap year
may have intensified the suspicious of
the popular mind.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-12

Mr.. CT. Cavaness, who is employed
as clerk in the county treasury, has sold
his country residence east of Emporia,
10 Mr.. John Holmes, Of this city
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-12

The long-feltneeds of Emporia are
now pretty fully supplied in the posses
sion of five newspapers, in which all po-
litical creeds find able opponents.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-12

Mr.. ]. NJ. Sherb comtemplatcs open
ing an establishment in this city for the
manufacture and sale ofornamental plas-
ter work Mr.. $. has thorough know
ledge of his business, and will doubtless
succeed handsomely in his new venture.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-12

Americas has the measles. We shall
expect TO hear next that the irrepressibie
Keno hns broken cut in new place.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-12

Our correspondents should bear in
mind that to insure insertion in the
WEEKLY their items should be in by
Tuesday. Items become stale by lying
over week, which they must do if they
are sent in Thursday. Now, please re-
member this, friends.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-12

Mr.. Lewis is putting M II new resi-
dence on the corner of Market ana
Fourth streets.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-12

The prediction has been made that we
are to have the earliest spring that has
been known in twenty years. We pin
our faith to the pleasing prophecy, and
when VIC call TO mind the multitudinous
swallows in Emporia saloons we are
cheered by the hope that the season of
termination is already at our doors.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-12

A man hobbling about ON crutchcs,
and Offering for sale what purports to be
very superior specific for rheumatism
was among the confusing spectacles on
Commercial street Saturday.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-12
HALLS
BALSAM

Cures colds, pneumonia, bronchitis, asthma,
Group, whooping cough, and all diseases Of
the breathing organs. 1t soothes and heals
the membrane of the lungs, inhamed and
poisoned by the disease, and prevents the
nightsweatS and tightness across the chest
which accompany 1t. Consumption is not an
incurable maiady. 1t is only necessary to
have the right remedy, and Halls Baisam is
that remedy. Don't despair of relief. for
this benign specific viii cure you, cven
though professional aid fails.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-12

One of the most pleasant Little parties
of the season, was given Friday night at
the residence of Geo. w. Newman, in
honor of Mr. Charles Ryder's birthday.
Mr.. Ryder played the part of host most
calamity. assisted by Mrs. Newman
and Mrs. Storrs. The entertainment
was as complete US possible. That Char
ley would have many returns was the
wish of the members of the card party.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-12

DESTRUCTIVE RUNAwAY.-On the 80
a team belonging to Mr.. Myers, living
three miles east of the city, took fright
and ran away, leaving the bed and hind
wheels of the wagon to which they were
hitched, on Seventh avenue, and dash
ing into Commercial street, the fore
wheels collided with post. checking
the animals long enough to allow them
to be caught and taken in hand The
post was all that saved DIR. Stover's rig
from being utterly demolished.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-12

The Emporia Musical Union arc re-
hcarsing, as Il means Of vocal discipline,
the charming opera of the doctor of
Alcantara" We trust they may be per
suaded to produce it before the public at
some time in the near future.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-12

Our old friend Isaac y. Tayler, chair
man of the board of county commission.
crs, honored the News Office with call
this morning. Come again. We always
like TO shake hands with an honest man.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-12

OLD RELIABLE.-We see by the new
city directory, just out, that THE NEWS
land agency was established in the Year
of our Lord, 1878. This would probably
make il the oldest institution in the town.
Also, that Mr. McCune was for two
years local editor of daily paper here
winch had an existence of nine months.
Now is On excellent time to buy fur
niture at secondhand. There has prob
ably never been such depreciation in
values since the panic of '73 as the city
assessor has encountered in taking his
annual inventory of taxable personal
property in the city of Emporia- Now
is the time to invest. The present de
preston cannot continue; there viii be
an advance next week.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-12
LlNlM

have relieved more bcd-riddcn Grip
plea; healed moro frightfu1 wounds.
and saved more valuable animals than
all other liniments, ointments. oils, extracts.
rlastcrs and so-caIled pain killers and
"skin cures" combined.
Physicians and Veterinary Surgeons en-
dorse the Ce1,taur Linizne1ts millions
of men, women and children in all countries
use them, and Housekeepcrs. Farmers
Planters, Travellers. Liverymen, Teamster:
AID Stock-growers, are their patrons. The3
arc clean, they are handy, they are cheap
and they arc reliable. There is no eCl,e
main. or swelling which they will not ale
yiatc, subdue, OF cure. Sold throughout
THE aABITABLE GLOBE
tor SO cts. ard SI.OO L bottle Trial
bottles, % cts.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-12

We take pleasure in calling the atten-
ton of our readers to the double column
advertisement of the enterprising dry
goods firm of d. Thomas s. Co, which
will be found elsewhere in this paper.
Messrs. Thomas IS Co. are among the
most successful business men of our city,
and by their uniform courtesy and intel
ligent knowledge of the demands of the
trade in and around Emporia, have Sc
cured the handsome patronage which
has rewarded their enterprising efforts.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-12
Ihs Amuaria Nslvs.

EMPoRIA, FRIDAY, MAR. ls. 1850.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-12
z A r AS

East India Pile Cnre. The
only specific for all forms Of
Piles. In use Ia foreign c0un-
tries for years, lately intro
duced into America. Warrant.
ed to give instant relief and a
permanent cure guaranteed.
Sold by all druggists or mailed
free on receipt of price, 90
cents, blythe American agents,
Richardson & Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Saint Louis, MO.
ZARA'S BILIOUS PILLS,
guaranteed to give immediate
relief in all cases Of Bilious
and Liver Complaints, Cos
tiveness, Sick Headache In
digestion, and cleansing the
system of alIimpurities. Price
% cents. ALI druggists sell
them.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-12

wi0Iy-10t30
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-12

e0nn a MONTH guaranteed. Sia day
SSlitlt at homie made by the industrious.
w y Capital rot required: we will start
Won Men women. bOys and girls make
money faster ut work for us than at anything
else. The work is light and pleasant, and
such as anyone can 90 right at Those who
are wise who sec this notice will send us their
addresses at once. and see for themselves
Costs outfit and terms free Nov Is the time.
Those already at work are laying uD large
sanas OF money. Address TRUE q CO. Au-
gusfa. Maine w25yI.1Ot15
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-12

tnnwood.
, 1880-08-30

Fhsttrs to tens Of thousands Of men who Ind
l"'rfT nr'nt hYnn*t tho government n'ifs'!',f*.
caused Republican taxpMycrs 1t tho North /"
htItpy eheertuty thn nil!I!nns af nlatscf fur tho
EnfIn*a: It WI. ttnmll!Ion h"tn t,,,.lt TIM Try
every other prs:tHl-cnsnp Under e!!r1t t,i tho
Enltr1 stu..* with !ol n v1h ~ Tint tss',r., to
i,ury, as,tl .iiri.rsn;lc we're allcs, viii starv.
Ing nlel1 Ut thu Snrth.
Iio:y s.re :HIne Il t,e Items ot hate that my
'Ili,y l,c cxt'IhIftl INlGI!htit. The incidents
t.n. ~ ~ every tlr'.:'lnr.1n'Is. inr.tsM.i-
= W.. isrpasItean hate that .t;nvr freedom 70
4.tW'IksJ tIH.".; Republican hNtr tint passeIl
fnws ror 'ir"irrr"t's'nn auntnst frtn:r masters.
so,lthern l,,c. art"r siia wnr /" nI,I tilenl in
r:s..,rnv 's..''" i.:e+ st"r; In lnsllle's: crGet
sSs' %s H:pp9iiesr 9i:srsFfh hate "A thu, Ts"'!n; es,
ntt'l to Cievntc u,Ir Cl'li1 Ut innie anu in i!'rciun
lands. g, ti1t tH-s!ay Wy Hr lec'nlxel I'LL u'cr
cinl ,latten on sc 4in''e. U YES: Republicans nre
0vcrii''wInH with lsi1c...
senator ~ullaet. i, I'ennss!vanta. the nihsr
:thsr iesii,is; :ssi h.': *fhs i::r.'Si.sns p,i;
M IL ylse"cily l" u:el esiy. ~ ' r ~, co'; "f
tho ,1anuGlrtur!nx Interests !r .i.c country:
tAkcs lrul, tho S.,rth uilt peG'lliaren'lol which
forfs, i11iarts. rf4In9. ,aA.. "tt ~.taA,",,s. hH
er,r4 ,tter II the Spsh.', THIN hs goes On t.:s,y
III Agriculture, a,i.i that .tha l,rn.!rrts nf
her soil "harc hcen. and "ug't I" t"ntn"f. tha
lne.t imp9rlnnt element IN her rf.'srrIfy."
Thtn tliis Democratic }'st,tcctluntst fur Pen-
sylvantn sttueni* tt,at this stat. nf things il
caused hy ltepnblIcan "hate." tfe ctnthrfrs:
tlrl,..,rl i.n themselves n.rl thus tcl rrsr ~
Of what f., n,.d ought !" continue ~ lM ntr nut
nrai mnrkut." IN nther wtrds. Mr.. "n'stee ,se-
tfIIIf
lnnfMcsnri,ly Interests Hf tue cuntry. 80 sliAt
s.". n.'ty beconc rich " tho expct,ss, of & h,;r
jncu'x exposition III Republican - 'ha,e" viii
lose him Ills Sc!lutt,sa1 eeut In Congress.
, 1880-08-30

hotel. which they found IN full possession Of tho
outlnws. Thu ttrce included company 0t
nrtillery With T. small gun. Firing ctsth:l'euce!t
at once. Ned key WIS s'sn mar the hotel.
AIluHg tho number who ttrl On him was Sergi
Steele who Shut him nlHrlAtle. fle was picked
vi, and brought in. when 1t wns found lh'tt 10
wis covered with nrsnur under his etntEies. TAo
nes,pe In the hotel Win made thUIr fscMpe 8tnte
that 3yrno WIS shot tlGa inside; that Hurt And
Jnncs, tho ihntflur wcrc shot tleA,l Mss. ll1c
repalrer an two children. The ttesftging purity
fiHnIIy decided to lnirn down tlp h0tt niih t"r
this purpose a heavy Hr1 WIS kept up Tor some
Minutes to cover tho dralxt! nf tnnstnhlt *lnhh-
aiane, WIN advanced IT. he building A1lu ret tire
to tho Eelhgrktlatrt!s on the nurlherll sse. When
1t Lecatno knowl, that 3turtn Sherry, I'LL i'lno-
cont 1slIIl. WIN lns!hu the building. Thu aHthes
rnpdy ulluxht hn1l nf tho ttmbrrs. In tho nislst
OF tho tlro II cnthol!c priest. F!ther kiernGy,
Electrified tue spectators by advancing To tho
building and Penetrating tho llAnlos to alre
Shorty. Mrs. 6kiltfon and kHto Kelly appeared
nn this scene at this 1unesiirt. Tho former en-
doayorv! t" Hinfe her way to her 1roihers. DO.
.hot y tue nnlice; l'he PRIEST, an ontsri1x tho
lying ,tcu shot. Shorty wis earred nut aliyo
wllnte plAoc was consumed The hutct Wis mt
NIT 1iro lu till orders Wero received frt,nl tho
Chtof Secretary. 1t WAS believed that !lOtle but
tho three luHhrAnHers Here inside. Hurt anu
Dan keIly. were burned 10 Hehes. Ned Rely
wis wnl,rlaed. but it Ia thought he will recover.
4 detachment OF tnitco were sGnt FROM siel-
bnlrno 10 convey Kelly there, ulL on tho :sth
Of JUNG thu rctutn was ttndu to that olty With
tho nrl4UnrF
, 1880-08-30

a,iGr,nsc that after tnktn9 all these measures to
s'iottll djsPose IT his Inlereat 1u 1t.
This Is what Unv. Cutquttt snya no will do with
any act nt tho 1.cRlalaturc 1oiktnK 10 tho sale
nf THO Western & Atlantic ltnilroutl, II
elected: "fho Western s. Atanfio IA n EEcnt
public highway. connecting the trNnsrortnti ti1n
itnts hetwren tho ct,,st al11 tho West, and II
ti,,,,ld he Ieriotuniy .,se,l "s At, nren hignway
ennIpany shld hnvb At, esttluI right 10 pass
tlth'n terms nf iMrtect equality. TO carry out
thts 1t]eGt It will he very ltnportntlf thnt thu
Asnte Flu'ltl rctnn ut al ttn,ca the ,ntrol ,pt
therclorr. or"'~trI Ia tho saic or tllo Westcr1iE
ATLANTIC lsHtrml*!. Hul r!innIh MT hesitate t.,
Wlthhnd my signature n+ tho Executive 1T 1enr-
gin itnh any Htt prHSltllHY fnr tho snc Ut tho
rpnt nr Of any disln.sI,u Ut 1t tint puts 1t boz
ynnd The p',wcr of tue Stnt" tn kcep 1t open
tiike u tho nsn nl nII enrpnrutlons mud nil cit
izclts ulhn terms Of perfect e'luullty."
Tlte IT. I.t,t,f* I:cpl,|ic,.n IT Saturday snyt:
"Tt.c Fnrest I'nrk & Central lstfirt,.l his been
gr,ttfc! frnn ltnek Sprng alonx tho caxt mi
Mprtli sltc or Fnrrst I'hrk tn Ctaytnn west Ut
FUr,si Park. al.. tho wnrk "lls ruI'nrct yt.ter-
tnnnty tuwArl4 Creyc Etn1r faky ind Itoweit's
Ferry ever thu s!ssu'r i!ivcr twenty ,.s!cs west
Of NJ. Churrs. 1t,e residents Of Ctnyto1l, viii,
Nru sIrn,,-ra 10 Gc informed AtWNt tho tnnIinEG-
mint ni t3lH nrw t1tflrflj generally express tf1
t"lh'"'G nyIni"n. e"ncHrrl1sK t&e rsHd: That
e! in tho Ch'earn i Aftnn liA,3.a,l. nInl that
litter crossing The Mt$+ntrt lttvrWlli rstn HurIh-
WGal thrug, ~. thHr1t~ niId WnFrcn Counties
until It inser@ccts thu knnsas thy Division Of
slte t'h!cax" & lien 'sHtlr1mh, a1h1 will thus gyo
the t'b!!"a' rts,l westorM rntr.ncc Ia tho ~,
shorten tie ra!:rAd lfstnncu bctwcon knHauS
claS md 81. l.ttltIS i1lutrftutfy."
, 1880-08-30

~ 1,nncn.k, pr,clniut, hY itttor van"
s1sor t,nt wo must tnvo pnlltlent ch'thn" III
t.,J,rul Administration. Thu linr'o''t""
in' nna ,u,tlyc,i Itself, ,-Carritt us h'ssH'
paf',, :" no,,u1atIo Administration wot'' prove
~ahn ~ blessing u t.o people nf tic ui''tc't
10 .o.,c. -" Let us cxan.lllo little and rec ul"'
er' w. tn4s ct1Ausplron bhsca ND ae!hanaa'
*"s' b,+lucss cuiltncreG, a1tsl our 'n""s''l.'
.,.,rate; g.. .,r aru they rrosI'erng9 Is LUG p""
lepa',th 10 only cxrrpt,aD Of tho ct'.1I'try pro-
tns ,o, In Ills ltfc a,,d rrupcr,yI ls tho Nn'loh
1ee.IJ 1e,hoJ IN tho Krulni by nm cilorsf'Hns uct't,
e's.aI .,vn pr1i,oerntIc itctrllon: nr hhs t1lo
c.,s,nLItcan arty funded the same, 70 tMt .ho
~ interest te tnrtlIy nnltctl by tho peo'
h!t nm ,,ct,Dlp ri the Unicd atntcs nre On
piss p,ur n ,errcc of prosperity TINT they mover
39asi,,crd before. Tho Republicans hnvu
Ell nra,,y orc ttG.1sGnd tn!l'"s of tlpstafs ~
~" ,sf f,cmt,cratlc dert; they hnvo rclatlEafhte'i
i.Ic.n,vt1cut; ias they 1tnvo. by THUR tints'Ic!a1
fpes pn, rtu,uht tho paper onr to tho fnll vll,lo
p"'I p tI,, vut duIlnr. riiu public poace hes not
s.,n ,lst,,r,l. excerpt ~ tA'tt'ocrns. when tnoy
becM be.csn'm,i t, swt...llu te ttcp'tenn 1Nn!''rltf
aat "i is rights f1r instn,!se, ~ Mniiv aii,,,
x19t d,Is SIS',iff ',il', free c!eci,s Tho eussa t.
Isfaion ar s wetx 1iS WIZ s', 20 tio. H.
PMGic,ln Suites arc devel9ptuE aud grnwinK ~
paao"~rjty 1T alcfl fnbulnls rutu thnt eois's or
Gtoshn !G%os hnyp ubsd tllalr population within thy
S 1a,t ten yrar.., THINKS e sho lra'.,t ,l,. aaa
tianss,nrTsitys, sImtlNr results nro claimed fur
s1as s6nt. stIcrm StAtes; hut with tue exception
y efi furIl., Mn 1cxn+l who Is fl enough to- hr.
HIRE thr 10 he done that The Democrats could
aan,yimttcrY Will they lnnku Tho ptnIte h9ppler
~ iftI3py come into TIC Hwrr of tho Fcslrra' nos
ta.nsfc rry [Ur Il pulItch1 ehh1,He III tho Federal
,.Ed'mnfstrntIOnY Answer: Frnrn tho deepest
annth4 pf thu Democratic r0ckets.
, 1880-08-30
" "1trsi1fiuatsi.s .trons&l thu World.

Sonlt 1t the lnrgc mantsuturors Of tools.
n1chiner,. hilui~Hrr, a1.u nthor kind uf Ktn'ls
IN EuiitGtciit, send hlun 10 Suuth America,
Europe. n':I elsewhere II, thE s,lsr tnnttcrof-
iart i',nntrr lint s,nas'rr honses might sed 70
manufacturers ii, New ttuver srlnt Il lnun
nro,t,,d tho w.,rld. They sell lnmny carriages IN
Scw Xcal1nI. -itlsttin. md StItlth Africt. On
III, the l,,ti Set. and n't,nx the south .fIoro Of
!!io Mediterranean. lIc stud sonc ctrraHcs III
wir1 wl,crc TIM iiritis!I at,l Continental Innnu.
incturers yet rUtuil taIE,n,aHd nf tho market.
Tn his next trip lie will ngnln tHckle tho uar-
ringn luygrs nf that sr9taH llu oIercsltnc Brit
istl upEH,sltlun III SuHth.A fricn nlld exioets to
accomplish the snIllc RESULT III Surth Africa.
, 1880-08-30

sfr. Jan,cs ". liur,,cs. President oi the snr Au-
tou!o Il Mexican flortlcr ltaat!, wlIci has been
organized 10 build II lInc from sun A1'f"n'o'
Tea. to Laredo, IN the ft'n t;mlat. II 1!stH1lec
Of lJO miles, was In the city Fritluy nsld aItur-
day. tn consultation with some lne,!i capitalists
with Il view Ut Interesting Chlcngu It! Tho pro-
p.scL ttue. Tho b.l!l,lg Of this s,i' " n inilrs
Will c0unect tho 1lio trAndu with the California;
rnA,is. tho Srlhern llc.. nnd tho Allaliti" ~.
Of Tcxas Of m,3ii asrcs pr milc. .EIe eapl-
tnl stnvks OF tho Company ss lksse! III
<l5,oOJ per miis Of rD'sl; 4 roa.i t'ns been
surveyed frln Laredo IN Monterey, ~ sas;es,
,.1ti p;.riiti surveys huve bcrn mad. q lf'in
il.ni tho lnticr rsaco to tho cry Of Msxtct,' Il
iistnsre NJ bai miles. Tbs bE'islnx IT thoae
projected ltnes wnl!l Eiru upttl,tI,Hts rall
Communication between Npw fttrk anu Tue zap
itni nf Nextes,. II tiistasco IF ".'S! nstes. Nv
nrncs tltplrteti for lilo East last evening, anu
will return here III u fo% weeks.
, 1880-08-30
MtLEhN'S CONDITION,

LoSo l'HAkcu, N. j., Aug. .:.-Editor Mclean
aAa rclal'ta curly this morning, which at lltut
ssusc" sone alArnI. 1t stMn passed over, md
sps n,s esxc!iiE he IL very bright tho usual sk!n
brt, I'M cuIllcs 0n gehernlly toWAfds eSon!nE
, 1880-08-30
WATCH EiS.

TIFFANY g. CO., jewellers,
Union Square, New York
City, invite attention to
their new bridge movement
Stem Winding Watches il,
is carat gold hunting c,,ses
i,ta One Hundred Dollars
c&sh.
They arc carefully finished
i'll every particular, adjusted
to heat and cold, and arc
confidently guaranteed us
tho best value for tho money
attained i'll 1t watch.
Correspondence Invited.
Address,
TIFFANY II CO.,
NEW YORK.
Antique and Modern Fur
nituro representing various
historical periods, Drfc-a~
brstc, Paintings, Statt,ary,
English Silycrware, ETC., etc.
In September II collection
| Of Objects Of Art purchased
ut tho ]nte s,llo Of Prince
DellilOlf Mt Sun Donate,
Florence, will be opened.
SYl'IiEls Il CO.,
7.l1 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
, 1880-08-30
Far tender AMI ir,tlaI,e.l fnccs CLttcurA Shav-
Ing Sonp Ii worth It's weight IN gold.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Tho rtlblic Will beware OF frnudu-
lent Initiation Of Duhi,lls' Electric s0np nn'v be-
Ing rurce s,il thu rtrkct s'y MISREPRESENTATION.
1t Will ruin any Hi0iMOt wa4he1 with II. Insist
llI,u,l hlyinx lj,,l,Ins' Electric.
, 1880-08-30

4 rnrty OF engineers anl railroad Oftc!alt.
numbering about thirty, loft for l'iHtts mouth
yesterday over tho burlington Rnntl to Inspect
to-.lAy tho now bridge over lilo Missouri River.
Tho injuncttons nbtunel ngatnst tho detroit
l. Hutlcr ltunL To rrovunt It from cr0sslnK Tho
trucks OF tho Luke Shuro 4 stfehIgAn Southern
wcro dlssnived lust wuck ut -tndnrn. Ind. slr.
j. L. Joy represented tho anttrr Cosnpa1'y.
The Hnlard bnsltIl,uiders Of tho Cleveland,
Mt. Vprnnn T. Columbus ttoAtl hro ArranK-
Ing TOR tho sale ot tho rosl by foreclosure. They
,n, expected tO bid II In ami thnn construct n
branch to tho cs,a!-tto!ls nlHt Xae.sl'!e: a,!tl
.Ilakg running nrt tnuKGulcntA Win t4u new aoF6,
peunsyivaEla. and Qtiiu roAtss.
tho Pennsylvania ltailroad ComW!ny at sl!o
present tttllu nro AiukiuR Morr tfIail t"rlllS
!fuixht'sars pcr day, s"sstt."e. ~ hsu HE. ~.
her ~ pr d,y. They yr ,tre tlSg l,nrg
arU Ut present employed III lulln ls,Hro thAtl
t t,1n,, pt ~, "t at l,Sti,. s liz. u '' '0e'
As fast ~ tho improvements at1 cntnn!otcd in
the way Of STRENGTHENING tho tt7sek q tl,o Pollil.
syjyun;u lind tho ruling stuck abu,ld9ns tho
curves And fuliows tho new my nf soatt. Tho
rusn!t IL H, t. ho gf0t sAvinR y H. aav .,',S ws!s
When tic work u .srsKhteIil.g lAu !iMe y uitn
t'9si,.' there will b1 , Syit. Kaan ~ httsot'
nos!,ics lhu sas!ng Objected In tho WeAr and tcar
Of tho fal1lllH stt'Gk'
Matters with tho Illinois Midland Itoal. xays
thu Indianapolis 1ourndl. Hre nnt Muslhg al9lix
III sIIllAIthly ~ IL fpslrlblU. Tho rMGt u, th1t
tu tlu IL llich ut thu lnescy Ut httgr ro!ts,
which ,,ru In srne xcl,so competitors, thAt It II
e..n,.1on. e,Sd M to IKo so ra.,i I healthy 6,sl:
nSsi nr .levor VII! II until the tt.inlany hillltls
III ..,s!upe.WoAt ltnu into Peorla. Tha cu!nRlnI
of running nyer uthrr rs1as 10 rcAch iIlslI"rtaHt
InintH tn vet AlnlK unl moot tho stIarp coti'Fe-
ttt!uh Vt thu pFcstsht t!lt1cs.
- now ssgnal fur con,'ll'n'catlon betwcen tho tho
ri kJt