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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-05-01
DR.. j. f. HAYWOOD.
Of New York, voluntarily indorses it. G.,
0-REAn WHAT He SAYS

DR.. j. E. HAYWOOD.
OF New York, voluntarily indorses it. g,
dread WHAT NE SAYS
Or. TUT: New Vol /. Sept. 1a. 1877
Dear this year l Visited n.ne hundred
cases OF lung d seases. In the lower wards of the
CITY the Cases we're of . very severe type. 1t was
there my attention was called to Tut . Expectorant
During . practice of twenty years. l have never
known . medicine to act IS promptly, and with such
happy effects. 1t instantly subdued the most violent
hts OF coughing, and invariably cured the disease in
LEV daya lcheerfully ind0rse it ~ the best lung
medicine ! ever used.
3 FRANCIS HAYWOOD. MI.
A NEWSPAPER PUB. WRITES.
OGce, Evening News, Augusta, Ga
Dr: TUT: Dear Sir-My little sou, was attacked
NTH pneumonia last winter, which left him with Q
glOient cough, that lasted till ~.thin Z mouth since,
Tor the cure OF which l am indebted toyour valuable
E1psct1rant lhad trisd most every thing recon.
@sndeo, but n9ne did any good until l used your Ex.
JOHN n, WEIGLE.
Had terrible NIGHT SWEATS.
Memphis, Feb, II. 1874.
d.. TUT: Sir-I have been suffering for nearly two
Years with . severe cough When I commenced e.
king your Expoctofant / was reduced to one hundred
md sixteen pounds in weight. I had tried almost
everything: had terrible night sweata. Ihave taken
half dOzsn b0ttlss- The night sweats have left me,
the cough has disappeared, and l have gained fifteen
pounds in flesh; 1recommendit to all my friends.
With great respect, OLIVER RICE
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-05-01
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ThibOdaux.
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-05-01
Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.

Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.
Dam in the right side, under the
l edge of the ribs. increases on pres.
sure sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the main
IS felt under the shoulder blade. and
it frequently extends to the top of the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken
tor rheumatism in the arm. The stom-
ach is affected with loss of appetite
and sickness; the bowels in general
are costive, sometimes alternative with
lax; The head is troubled with pain.
accompanied with a dull. heavy sem.
sation in the back part. There is gen
orally a considerable loss of memory.
accompanied with a. painful sensation
OF having left undone something which
ought to have been done. A SLIGHT.
dry cough is sometimes an attendant.
The patient complains of WEAKNESS
and debility; he is easily startled. his
feet are cold or burning. and he COM
plains of a prickly sensation of the
SKIN; his spirits are low; and although
ne IS satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial to him. yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to try it.
tact, he distrusts every remedy.
Several of the above symptoms attend
the disease, but cases have occurred
where few of them existed, yet exam
NATION OF the body, after death, has
the LIVER to have been extern
deranged.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-05-01
1Dr. A. DELCOURT.

E1-1"ser''e de chirurgie DIES hopitaux
de Liege iBelgique.l =
IDOcteur En- Medicine.
Chirursie ct Acknowledgements.
Specialize Dies Maladies d'yeIx.
reinstatement Berger's Hotel.
Ho5aA, La.
The Columbus journal., 1880-05-20

The result wss announced amid
the widest cheers.
On motion J. Jenson, Isasc Wiles,
}. J. Brown, l.. N. Keeue, V. Bier
bower and Geo. Brooks were select
ed a. alternates.
On motion. Of Laird tho selection
Of Blaine delegates was made unsn-
inous.
On motion Il was declared the
sense OF the convention that we sup
port the nominee OF the Chicago
convention.
On motion it was resolved that J.
&. Blaine was the first choice of the
convention for president.
A vote oil thanks was rendered the
officers OF the contention and also to
the citizens Of Columbus, and the
convention sdjourned in the utmost
good humor.
The Columbus journal., 1880-05-20
ylap of Platte 90.

Messrs. Speice & North, real 90.
tate agents Of this city, have done
an excellent thing in preparing for
sale splendid map of the county
showing the location of al the
towns, farms, &c. II may be sst
down as absolutely correct. In eli
important particulars. VI. l.
Wright of Omaha is the drau9flts.
man, and the photographers, August
Gsss s. Co. Of st. Louis. The work
on the map is done in the
best of style, and one of these, hand
somely mounted, should adorn the
walls of every farmhouse aud ofAce
in the county. We find 1t very val.
usble for reference, and have bad
ours bat few days. We hope that
while these gentlemen will feel a.
sured that they have doue Q public
good, they will have PURCHASES
enough for their very handsome
map to justify them in still further
ventures ia this lioe. Sold by
Speice & North, at their of1ce On
llth st.
The Columbus journal., 1880-05-20

Wet or dry, you can raise the
pure White Dours or Egyptian Rics
Corn. / raised from twenty t.
sixty bushels per acre In the dreath
OF 1879. Ii is better feed for horses
and hogs than corn, aud is Q much
surer crop. See analyses, State re-
port tor December, 1879. II nesA
not be planted before July lst sad
will fully mature In eighty or Rlnsty
days. 1 will send Q trial package
for ffty cents, or enough to plant
one acre Tor 81, by mail, postage paaA
With full Instructions. Address,
S. 8. DICKINSON.
Larned, Pawnee Co., Kaa-
The Columbus journal., 1880-05-20
Platte Co. COnvenfiou.

Delegates assembled at the Court
House, in this city, yesterday, ct
3:l5. John Hammond. Chairman OF
the Co. Contra! Committee, began
calling the roll of the precincts, to
ascertain what precincts were rep
resented.
The convention was called to Or
der by tho chairman, snd Geo. W.
CIother, &. W. Bsrnhsrdt aud Fred.
Zoli appointed a. committee on
credentials. Mr.. Zoll asked 10 be
excused, and 6. w. Hulst WAS ap.
pointed In his place.
A. A. Smith and S. S. AcAllister
were appointed committee on per-
lnsnent organization.
Committee on credentials reported
the following persons as entitled to
seats In the convention:
Colus,bas Precinct,-Abner Tur-
ner by G. Schultz, proxy, S. s. Mo.
Allister, A. A. Smith, E. j. Potts,
BY proxy, A. ". Post, E. Pohl, Phil.
The Columbus journal., 1880-05-20

Among the callers at JoURsAt
headquarters yesterday we're Il.
Harvey OF the st. Paul AdrOcste,
Mr.. Hammond of the Freuos,
Tribune, VIM. Tillmau sud Louis
Smith of David City, X. l.. Rossiter
OF Platte Centre, aud A. +. Pinkasy
of Republican City.
The Columbus journal., 1880-05-20
AuceiOni Auctfoat

Our entire stock Of Dry Goods.
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Motions, &C., is to be sold ct public
auction TO the highest bidder. Sale
to commence Friday, May 3lss, and
continue until disposed Of. Frank
Gillette, the suctiOneer, will sell yen
goods at your own prices.
u. G.. BoSEsTKIL.
The Columbus journal., 1880-05-20
Esfray Notice.

Came TO my place on She'll creek.
about the middle Of April, Q black
and white spotted boar about one
year old and weighing about 10
lbs. His ears look ss though khey
had been frozen. The owner osp
have the same by paying all chsegeS-
52l-5 Fred. HsNG0alkA
The Columbus journal., 1880-05-20

Cain, &. W. Hulst, V. r. Price, NJ.
X. Turner, ID. II. Martyr, g. W.
Clother, II. ). MeGinitie.
Lost Greek, ALBERT Russell, Err
win Nicholson.
W0odrHle, H. Eley. ID. l.. Con-
rad.
NOnrOe,- f. b. Hall, J. j. True.
man, j. j. Judd, G. q. Tyler.
Looking Gldss,-Dsvid Thomas,
Joseph Rivet.
Creston,-W. Y. McCand!ish, S.
J. Wheeler.
Bismork,-H. Wilken, John Wur-
demsn.
Butier,-G. W. Barnhart, Christ.
Meedel, j. o. Blodgett.
Walker,-C. J. Snyder, Nils o.
son, G. Z. Roberts.
Grdarille,-W. II. Scissor.
On motion Mr.. Herkenhorn was
admitted to cast the vote for Sher-
man precinct, also Jno. Jenkinson
for Stesrns precinct /: J. Stewart. for
Pleasant Valley.
On motion the report was receiy.
ed and adopted.
The committee on permanent or
ganizatiOn reported for Chairman.
G. w. Clother, Sec'y. NJ. <. Turner,
which report was accepted and
adopted.
1t was moved by A. NJ. Post that
the convention proceed to elect by
ballot six delegates to the State
and six alternstes. the
six receiving the highest number OF
votes to be declared delegates, the
next six highest slternstes.
On motion of W. N. McCsndlish
were in order, and
quite number were named.
On the first ballot the following
were chosen delegates w. n. Nc
f.. b. Hall, e.. W. Barn
hart, A. NJ. Post, G. W. Clother, 6.
w. Hulst. Alternstes, V. T. Price,
Erwin Nicholson, S. s. McAliister,
J. J. Trueman, ID. Thomas, NJ. X.
Turner.
Any delegate who could not be
present at the convention was ATT
thorized to select from the list of
one to represent him.
The present Co. Central Commit
tee was continued, snd the conven.
ion adjourned.
q. W. CLOTHEn. Chm.
NJ. Il. TURNER, Sec'y.
The Columbus journal., 1880-05-20
stood III Tor and lS5 against.

stood III for and lS5 against.
On motion j. W. Dawes, !. f..
Mitchell, L. Crounse, n. r. Persing-
or, Judge Gasliu aud u. A. Lewis
were elected delegates to Chicago as
Blaine delegates, against J. :. Dew,
Z, IL. Gere, ID. Green, N. Il. Reese,
Jas. Laird and V. Westerfeldt as
Grant delegates by q vote of two 10
one.
The decisive vote by counties was
"a follows:
The Columbus journal., 1880-05-20

Milton J. Hull, OF the Rerte.C,
st Edgar, Neb., was among our WIS.,
itors Wednesday. He is much
please with our growing city.
The Columbus journal., 1880-05-20
E.frnY Notice.

Came to my plsce. "Wednesday,
May 5rh, steer cali, ; months old ;
red and white spotted tip Of right
ear cut OF. The owner will please
prove property aud pay charges.
JOHN ii. JOHANNES.
Near Metz r. o.
The Columbus journal., 1880-05-20

Mrs. Metz desisus erecting =
new building north OF railroad
track in the vicinity Of William
Beckcr's.
The Columbus journal., 1880-05-20

Republican delegates to the
State Convention were s very lively
looking lot of men Thursday morn
ing AFTER an all night session.
The Columbus journal., 1880-05-20

Fred Blaser is about to erect q
new residence on Washington Ave.
nue. and IA street to be 96xl6 with
kitchen 1915 ell to be finished In
he neatest style.
The Columbus journal., 1880-05-20

Our old acquaintance and friend,
Dick Mccormick, Of Omaha, Is in
attendance upon the State Conven-
ton. Dick knows how to take care
OF his favorite candidate.
The Columbus journal., 1880-05-20

B. +. Krier, of the Pioneer, and
Fl. o. Smith, both delegates to the
State Convention from Dawson
County, made US . pleasant call
Wednesday.
The Columbus journal., 1880-05-20

Jos. Gross has gone to M!lwau-
kee with his trotting horses, "BOs-
ton Dave" and "Ssssy Cuss."
The Columbus journal., 1880-05-20

Brother Wentworth of the
Plattsmouth Courdat, came up to
see how Nebraska Republicans run,
the machine.
The Columbus journal., 1880-05-20

DIED--Anns Krsnse, of this city.
aged IL years, died May 18th. Her
funeral will take place at z o'clock
to-day.
The Columbus journal., 1880-05-20

"A. f. Cady and G. Sumner. OF
Schuyler, were on hand at the State
Convention and didn't forget 10 call
on the JOURNAL.
The Columbus journal., 1880-05-20

Alfred Clark, travelling CORES.
pondeut from a multiplicity of
places In the west 10 10 the eltv and
honored the JouHNAI with 8 call.
The Columbus journal., 1880-05-20

ID. G. Loveland OF Omaha look
q look st the Convention.
The Columbus journal., 1880-05-20

Webster Eaton was in the city
Wednesday. He tslks Of going
into the printing business again at
Lincoln.
The Columbus journal., 1880-05-20

&C. F. Morse il of TO Denver
with a fine lot of fat cattle.
The Columbus journal., 1880-05-20

Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. Hamilton
OF Boone gave us u friendly call
this morning.
The Columbus journal., 1880-05-20
Down Again.

200 pieces new spring eslicoes,
formerly sold ct cts, reduced 70 6
cts. . yard, at krsmers New 1ars
Cheap CAsh Store,
The Columbus journal., 1880-05-20

&C. @. p. Hildebrsnd, fully and
fairly represented the Pawnee Re-
publican at the State Convention.
The Columbus journal., 1880-05-20

John Fisher formerly q citizen
Of Columbus, is delegate to the
convention from Lancaster county.
The Columbus journal., 1880-05-20

Frank Lawrence, who is chsrg-
ed with the murder Of bis father at
Grand Island, will be put on trial
next week.
The Columbus journal., 1880-05-20

B. ID. Coulding, Que OF the ed
itors and proprietors of the Kearney
Nonpdreii. was in the city Wednes.
day.
The Columbus journal., 1880-05-20

Mrs. J. K. Meagher Of Grand
Island is in the city.
The Columbus journal., 1880-05-20

Gov. Nance was in the city
yesterday, and in company with J.
Mickey Esq, called on us.
The Columbus journal., 1880-05-20

Mrs. Kavanaugh of Milwaukee
mother to our townsmsn ID. C., is
visiting in the city.
The Columbus journal., 1880-05-20

The A. L \. directors car came
up yesterday.
The Columbus journal., 1880-05-20

e. ID. Sheehsn is now occupying
bis new building on l4th street.
The Columbus journal., 1880-05-20

-Hon. Loran Clark took in the
Convention.
The Columbus journal., 1880-05-20

Ed. Polly, of Seward, il la the
city.
The Columbus journal., 1880-05-20

The Grant men hope on Chi
cago.
, 1880-10-02
lnneT4plt.
70 tia Editor o} 1ns t'htta9o Tribune.


CHICAGO. OoL LII judyo by tho Interview OF
your reporter With s[r. ing .r snl, published Or,
Thursday morning. that my rctaarks In the Inst
Methodist preachers .n,,nllnr have Ieon rntsrv+
parted to BIT. lngerstl BY some porsan "r piper.
! said noihnR whatever nbOut hts usDg a1-
decont lanktspko In his family incidentally
stated on d.rect authur.sy that he wns III tho
hlttt OF swearing tu company aud brFs,ru his
taully. which hc admitted t0your rGpnrtcr wIs
MT ia,riys tcstsd by the xo&sl or ind haG'ts q
SINGLE ihtfdcts, Us soa1p " thsn live purify and
mnfally, oNiug i, ths tni1ucns. q Caristlan M
ctstry thEtaailn trimming, aId Chrfst!,ln society.
IT Ii only by broad Views Ut the effect
ut inQdettty Oh y pGEl0d ur nRtt0n
that xd got At ltA rcAl tn,lusnco, 4lll thst
inltuoHeu. a. shown hy tho tstanKuishcd nxf.lrd
Professor, Ouldwiu smith, n "a .lrtlclc IN "rho
5ural lnterrcTnun,," il tha it aatfe, so9 months
uvcry susisal n tnsldeii'y. Tle test, my their
fruits 50 shAll knDw t!cn.," whllo i may
prtpprlY be applied to RlnEic tn1!Hute btt Krl-
rhY 10 tllnst ell.olllslvU in Its culHelnuatinn Ut
inndollsy whou applied to untrhrdnl history.
And tho dIsl ln9nlshul Professor Or history re-
ferrod 70 9b0yD HOT UIIly Hssrth but prt'ves In
detail! that whsnevor people hay. heon ~! ta
steal," "lhou shalt not coulult G'lulturS, "thuu
, 1880-10-02

n's,r,et 3.rCl!ing- place: Summit Judges, b.
sss s::fh ii sas ksss Pigs Fssm.s sGsi nsebo fS;e'
Crunln. -..-
District 1-pntlng- plncc. sn,lthcaAt cornor Of
ch'9ea o'G"s ,fhar'tH. Aasn wss'sr a.o.
5sdss sndss:, G|*ss B. ls, s?'s " Van ipa', iepr
Distri2t ,45,foll'nx. plaee, t.ailroad popot,
NORWOOD rAnK.
1q5ss @:t;'fi IT, dhS?xe@'ss s!s?x @ w c.ssst Hail.
Judges, il. NJ. Pa,ets. fisfo, F. il: E''ao.
ss'fi Iass9s GS5ss. 5ssf ds, sKS H. Wssrs5 : S
.i:is; e'pyE;D'scs = 1 Ea;. i Wheeling
THORNTON.
Dis.rict -Po'lng.n place. Town Halt. Village Of
Thnrnsnn., Judges Mwn t'@!Icaes:
a. W, Lund.
w.s ,tc' '':TosS SS,|as oss Kns'4sS; 4xn @ snr,S %n:o
,r,se: oss!as E. .osen. NJ: y. J. HHR es'R.
District a-1'atlinx. p!ace. oak fark. Judges.
81 stes ysSfss ss "aa' cyc t,s " se. "G n.
Me.ne. +: siclunaii. charlcs il ,nccek. II.
District rn'ltng. plmcr, sth!nl- HOUSE,. I3rgh-
comp. ...
p!s,ft g.h, Gl'!.xi EloS: TGya1" Ws;it. Judges
Jof,n berg, j. Isntia ". .joh,so,,. ''~' ,''e~''
district a11P1l!!aH. Il p!acs l'srk Pl"ee tf",el.
tin.
District 1-rnlltng .rlaco, tt,rona Depot. Win.
nctkA. Judges, ". J. III 'th. I. Copofin. N. Oarm-
district Polling. place. wtlmot,e. Judges,
town officers.
EVANSTON.
D!strlct 1-pollins. place, Town.fIall. Judges.
District apoIllng. place, old rallroad depot,
snut ', 1S kynnsso1. Judges Q. cranc' ]. 'Irsall'
,D!.t,istiEpolne;;pl place, ratroad depot. RcRers
son, Eicnry Muno.
District 1-That nart Of tho town embraced IN
Secs. I. !, 4. and .. and Tho north hf Of accs.
H. II. md H. Polling -rlnce. hnise OF .1nhr Dnn-
Irlck. Judges. a. =. DIttman. D. D. Yong f..
District THAT part of tho towa contnnc,d IL
.a s:Sxsn r. and =, ronF. r5Ir sx" s"
Thomas Morgnn. .1etln a. EtI9rcu.
District J-AIi that p4rt Of tho town contained
In Scc. H -. ~, ~. r. md 81. Pulling JlHcc,
hnusc nf (torEe t.'Ghtenmrrer. Judges, George
LIchtcnmcyer, G. 3 Ecker. Jnhn Sideil.
Mr. Il. r. Parsons ,npprntcd before the
Board asking fnr. Snclalistic representation
III the Fifteenth Ward. Sone discussion en-
sued. and several motions were made Oil the
subject which were mt entertained. AS a
cnlliprninisr, Mr., Cohnrn nlovcd that the
| precinct ~ tile Fifth, Sixth. Seventh, Four
tecnth. Fifteenth. and Sixteenth Wards 30
| requested tn ndnlit One member uf the So
cfnitstr labnr- party inside the p0ll-rNnna
on tho daynf elcctton, there to remain until
the coitnt vt tho votes Is completed and re.
turns Mate Up, provided said repE,.Ssnt9tlSess
BY thu ChaErtnan and Secretary OF thu party.
| This motion was ndortpd.
Bills amounting to s7,:s0l were reported by
the Committee on Charities.
The Board then adjourned until Thursday
at 9 o'et0ek,
, 1880-10-02

hor. blHatI14ci November. 65}{cs2Sc, neccinbor 0o
%. us,s ttend5l Western While, sBf 400: mixed,
3<%ac. ilye. Nc tAs1.0L
Mnfy fylnnt, ta01~atIu.
ltovtsi1Ss1 FI.m md xnod tohhna trade den,andI !
ntft n1fk. tau. nnfk HeMt* ltIpsn shoulders nnt1f
1,79Grn1 tcar lib sdc. nuno n!retinat phesad E!3s
ans sn hf1 ho'gsrs n7 & iaanes ee1f s 1lb aocs' sA
,et!arrEt-tlMlel prime 10 cholco Western packed,
E0Na-Stehdy At 1c
tErnDtEt:N-Firini ronned. ii.&c. ,..,
&tAc. ' " "
ECdAH-Stondy; IA tnft, lne.
WnlakY-uutot At ft.1t 4f4i.1M ..-.. -. 80.
FnEtGf!Ts-To Liverpool rer ttesner steady' cot"
ton. 1.lHd!{a; fl0ur. u 3dt zrtIn. Kt<i -.
MErHtrta-Fl99s, lafs hTiti whnat 6!oo but corr,
T!*9 mi hnts. Dllgt hu1 ryn. llU hu. ,n,.S
HALEs--W heat, III lA4l bu, onrn. t5AvU bu.
, 1880-10-02

Fl. Louis, Mo-. Oct l.-EfhrH-0nchanRed.
tluAtS-SyhcHt lnwrr. wenk, No. rcd. iA'4c cash;
AfJko October, N7f.M'40tlnrSc Snsenlhert Ns4o1f&b
tfIko December, 0,hat1a9Sc tho year. No. do. xA
a1n, No. do, ssRsHc. sces1A!nE 10 tncatson. Corn
dull md lowert as3{e cnah. 2s1ko 0ctobort aHfo M.
vembcr; December, s!ie tie year. oais iowes,
caI4l1; 2Ic Shren,tNr ye dul; EXC bid.
hurley qnIrts Gl'n!!e to fancy, eoatSs.
t.KAI1-l}n!Dt nj 4hc.
nCTSEW-EntHMn :Ha.
+tttHk-itictinn4P1
WtIIFKr-Sttn!ay Mt t1.t1. -
Observation-Disclosures for ensh nnd October sat-
tlpuanla. t!Atu prr;ent meals dut1 md unannnYod.
MErEiiTs- -fl!,!s: alhJ brs; mhGat 4ai.l b9; Gnrn
tsm n; .ss H." ou ry e.. 1u: rcs Tb Nv S BY!
corn 7u bu; Uuts 0U but re, honot tAsloy, none.
, 1880-10-02

MINIATURE, Wis, oot, t.-FLoGn-Qutct ht,t tssn.
GHAtS-Wheat flrrn, opened nud declined 1{c,
c1osCa wents Su. aiilwhuxre hard. ft,nil No.
Milwaukee. .3{ct No. do. E1ke; October. 11Hc.
November, i7aat No. 3h0. scs Nm. in, 7c, rejected
nnmlnAi. Curn In fnr tomand; M. I At f16o. Cnis
huhert M. q nj Hi ia. Hyr iteencd Lei M, at
klc, DnsIoy active. but At uwor rates, No. spring,
IHovfsioSs-F1rnor; mess nork. SKIN cnsh t1..;d
Nnyenbrs. irn,s stoRin lard &si cash aad octoneri
f7.tai S0yClnUes. :.
IiOilR-Htcndyt A,10li.M, ...
t'NEi11ITs-tyhent 10 llutIh1o 10. ....
ltErKflTa-f!uur, 7,uU hFlst wheat, RtnU bui oats.
J1hhhn. ..
aItlrMrS1s-Whoal. asD btu, corn. o9,ou bus outs,
A,IN bu.
, 1880-10-02

unsToS, Oct. Western snrortlue.
ElIta:ais; cu,nmnn extras. tlAl3i-; wlscnnaiu OK
TINS, tiot 3lni Minne.nIn do. s5Ut1Ea: winter
wtaats, Ohio and AIichnln. Si!0aAt0 lndann. E.csD
Ao0 ST. Louis *tao3a.;, spring wheat patents, sd5o
cas-; uinter do, si0N&7.'i
GnAfS-turn slstcndy nnd lsrs mixed and ynllow,
!d>4N S7c. nats HtMNdyi No. and oxtra Wliito "a
~! M, tH, lJct No. InixCd and M. wGitO, tQ1
lie. KIG, hialfc.
hnGked, cllOec, u l41ssa; C0n1m0u 10 RuGdt HGtU6
EGHs-wGatHru trrah, HaISc. -..
IsECEIpTS-Flouf, 9,l0 bra, corn E,UD but wheat,
a1M b1. -...
, 1880-10-02

There arc now In use In Now Eoaland, M9ion.
SIN. this familiar joke a.x,ut cs'ld curAto m the
/ eidcboam, hD0 reHpnY natatnes alid mpEn tbatl
l l.Au thrashtpg InAthsuea, OF winch 674 arc
worked BY steam n,wer.
, 1880-10-02
BALTIMORE.

HAtTHoRz. Qut l.-FLoun-Qntst and staAdyt
Meatasn suposhuO; tau&7l1at exIs4 tlzL1ts family,
hAdtHM ! :.
oaAlx-Whsat-Westosn lover and nsua 1t ths de.
Gnet No. Western winter red. spo, sl.UN 4lo1}aI
pes.oos1 NMttain6: Roysmbef, q. tl.0k3l1@t' Dso,u-
~. ~. HWs@Sll0s4s January, fliNl8l.lo}4 t0kn-
western saeadyI Westssa mI1ed, SPOT, bs3llo; Octo-
, 1880-10-02

TOLEDO,

ToLEnn.' O.. Oct. 1.-tjRA,H-Whent asnor; Nod
white Wnbas. ?s14o Sn.I whlto MchIant. .GI<e; No.
rc Wabash. spot, u7Ifc, Ooobnr, #i74o, Novamhor,
an4u, i}ocombos. <tMps; No. do, N.{o, relcctod.
&c; No. : amber illinois, tilf No. rcd mlxod, aa16c.
Cara k,catys hul-,uixcd. lfcs No. spnt anu Ne.t-
her, t.tct November. lIr. No. whstB 4tCt rNJecet1,
ts4c. tms quot No. 3:Sc, Su.a awh!io, 3iIAc. TO.
jetteh. Sl.4r.
Etrca--Whnnt ens!er. No. rod i spot p nna October,
cr; So.2 nCtDslot. j24c3 Anvrtnlltr a3s.
ltEcEibJA~WAens, lu,0aN 5ai corr. HOO but Onts,
11,ua tif. ~.
THir,iEs7s-Whcut llsou bu, oorp l+0o1 eu, oats,
f3iAGl III.
Cars ii wheat on track, a11
, 1880-10-02

cLxvxLANn, O.. Oct l.. ...rkrauLErH-vcFy dFm,
Standard whte. llb IeAt. IOJkc.
sa 81 ;ssSsa 1iis Ss.:
TyTu.SitiE, ia, Oct, i,i.-l'krN0LfuN-Qpened at
stG kxh H. iioU, 10 ost, hAoi closed u a4 ship.
Suents, 1tUQ hf!At chArler1, AltQ; ta!es, AU.tM
, 1880-10-02


rntLApEtrHtA, Gel t.-Fl.ouH-steadJ and 1Fmt
MnuesotA extrns. c1enr. Ro1d &taa choice. khto.
straight. +i00, Ohio rood. s5labaM, cllolco+ AiSs
H.. Louis choice. &Gtp, MIbnesotn rntGnt process.
tIAtas.1 ityc Hour scarce md trm nj ss.tD.
.GNAIs-Wheat etrndy md fnirlJ actIvcs rejected,
track. *tG' No. 3red profnpt slp.aent
for No. tctobcr. $tsll bid. st ~ asked. f1retu-
bpr si.a1 bid. tl.1U9z asked, Dccembcr stiG{ bid,
el.!JH Askcd Corn atralys mlzca, Tn tsack.
b:1a ior .ni mixed. !etot,er. 6e bid ttli9 as&sdi
big nssrd Unis dull; St; whiia ias Nc. dt, 4lkn
ttstc. No, do. ahsaAcs roJectcd 31178sBo; mixed.
GSc.
4 nsss ss. M oo =. 9s, IL rssS q
9IhW Lard, rrln!c stean'. ~. kcttlnt M1S:
c,p, ,t.c Ma Suw y1rk Hfutg 'n@ iTsffnrt ESunt i,
!'snnsyiynn!s exs!s @ aMshs Ms:'srn Hcsc'7c OK
EftHs-fitner NJ .H;2ic. ....--
ElEKaE-tIGnikid fair Mnd market hFmt creamery
1aa13.dc, fair tU K,H, 1!at2J{c
1ETttUtkust-N -NnnlsiIAlly unchanged.
iECE,rfs-Fl la,r. 9s1 Gs,ss viirnt enmo bu, corn.
e5MA bHt uats, N.lU bn} rye, 81 bt1.
bniFMESTs->yheat, 5ll.Ixfi but corn, llo0p bu.
, 1880-10-02
AYO{lI4a

PIIILApELrHlA. Oct Embellishments hsmands
on 0, ponnsylyann, und Wost SafRiaia double extra
and above, 4L345et extra, ]s tci ,aedIatn. ~
coarse +os Now York, Mlohigan, 1ndian&, aud Nest'
orn tIDp ira ilpt npdlun pt4t{1et o0Arts. ais+1o}
whshnl cuMl6nx und dulaiao, 2@1:}aoi un1ashed do,
31s2scI pulled, WA VIC.
, 1880-10-02
CINCINNATI.

crvo'SxATt, o., Oct. l-C0Tr0S-Dull md lowor,
10jfe.
FLouR-Easlor+ but mt quotahly 1nwor.
GtIAtS-Yhuat Ersner, No. rcd winter, n'1. Nn+ 2
rcd wlnter. se Carn otdy, M. mixra. Tic. Oats
steatY, with fnr dainAnts Nh. mixed. iiyo
dull No. tUc. Bnsley In fair lGnlAndj No. fllIl,
gu. ...'... 81.
I'nuylEiosHF'sIk IRREGULAR, sntcs I'm brIh nt &ls
Lard rn ht SH Hulk intnt* dull. wg3k, End l0wtT1
6dese. lacnn hnlt md inwer 10 sulI; G3d}al?}ac.
WHfskY-SeGdy ut &1I!.
, 1880-10-02
FEutrIrtde.

In Galway few weeks ago two brnthere
elder rushed ut The yUunRer, Who WAN working
IN mold. c.lt olf both his IoGs With 4 soythv,
then his huad. and thca further Mulaatea tho
body, Tho murderer was hFrrst0d.