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Sharp County record., 1880-08-19

erect or slightly bent forward wher
eating, so that the mouth may be direct
ly above the plate; the arms should b'
held at the side, not extended at RICH
angles with the body. The elbows
should be kept off the table. Leaning
back in ones chair or dancing on ont
leg of the chair, is a grievous violation
of table etiquette, permitted only ant
wrongly to spoil children. The moutf
and fingers must be kept, during all tht
process of eating, absolutely clean. The
dainty eater will keep his plate in ordei
and leave it so, with knife and fork lalt
together across the plate. The use Q.
the fork to the exclusion of the knife ID
carving food to the mouth is insisted
on. Leave-taking is admissible only by
permission of the hostess. Table tali
should be light, agreeable, genera
each person present contributing his O
her quota to the general fund, and chii
dren observing the excellent rule o.
being "seen and not heard" unle&
they are in such majority that the cor
versation is keyed to their level.
Parents who will be at the pains v
set their children such examples as the
wish to see followed and will themselva
conform to a high standard of tab'
etiquette, will have little difficulty
attaining the results of culture they al
desire. We have treated this Subjet
with elemental simplicity, as requested,
and additional suggestions will tid
room if needed. Y. Tribune.
Sharp County record., 1880-08-19
An Eagle That Rides Dogs.

Some three months ago, while hunt
ING in the mountains east of the Twelve
mile House, Mr.. Burlington captured a
young American eagle. At the time
the bird was quite small and from ap-
pearances but few weeks old. Mr.
Burlington has his pet confined in the
yard back of his shop, and many and
curious monkey-shines indulged in by
the mountain bird are really amusing
Measuring some eight feet from tip to
tip and weighing forty pounds, with
talons three inches in length, there is
but small chance for any dogs residing
in the neighborhood. For as sure as a
canine makes his appearance the eagle
spreads his heavy wings and with loud
scream he lights upon the back of the
terror-stricken dog. The scene that
follows is one of great interest The
dog, without further notice, darts
through the side gate and out into the
street, with the eagle attached to his
back, and that, too, in manner to stay.
Down the street he goes at break-neck
speed. At a distance Of about two
blocks the eagle bids the dog an affec-
tionate adieu and quietly returns, as
though nothing had happened. The
same experiment is gone through with
whenever the dog can be procured. 1t
does not seem necessary to remark that
dogs of any description are seldom seen
in that part of town, and the same dog
never more than once. 1t would be a
blessing to our city if we had one such
bird on each block. 1t would save
our pound master much unnecessary
trOube.-OUT JUSC Ut1. ~ y "a a.e3L 93 ~
Sharp County record., 1880-08-19

AYoUNG lady of Pittsburgh has met
with a serious accident. She is a pupil
of the Normal School, and has been
studying to be a teacher. She was
"frizzing her bangs" or banging her
frizzes with a hot slate pencil, when
the pencil slipped under one of her
eyelids and so injured the eyeball that
it is feared its sight will be destroyed.
The sympathy of frizzers, the world
around, will be extended to the unfort-
unate young lady who by means of a
hot slate pencil has become martyr to
personal adornment.
Sharp County record., 1880-08-19

In the western part of Connecticut
a large worm has been discovered with
in the husk of ears of green corn,
eating its way the whole length OF
the cob among the tender kernels. 1t
appears to enter the ear at the bottom
Sharp County record., 1880-08-19

1 Ing
1 "f
4 six
4 tail
I old
/ a C;
Il her
4 wife
4 on \
was
er h
ofte
He s
befo
your
supp
he So
Wha
not L
lar. ~
i" y
subnn
board
" VI
lord.
nlOthC
after
the m
about
" In
Taney
bare k
q corn
face o.
I'm Su
20, {
q bang
round.
to feed
He g
the pan
ing SUI
call her
and her
lam. ?
of her h
She was
now.
Mrs. ]
bread OF
lots! 1t
husband
hard and
day. II
the farm
children,
they ate
should ha
put in the
her baby
and the ch
to the lots
a head-stc
Lefty gr
clothed, "
pleasure
while poor
and had cC
young sho
and happ
saved Viii
Yes! those
be the absc
Not a happ
After SUI
out.
"Willian
'' how man
tore you ca
Z" Years >
lnazennent,
'ou underst
1t was the
a this way.
4" | don't 4
ill not live
She went
lSneS stood
nd little LIE
basket of
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26500 shares but its price rose from 1872 n
1863. These special and unexpected moyements
attracted much attention. and the opinions Of thu
causes were various but the general impression u
that the principal moving cause il large "shorts
interest which, 1t is thought, may be frightened on
forced to "coyerD at high figures. The south.
western lis. also generally strong AID higher
Grst the belief that the Wabash. and Chicago
BurliDgto. and Quincy difficulties woud be ssll1
factory arranged. add last, on the report thai
they were arranged The details Of tbe preliminary
agreement as made will be found printed elsewhere.
lt seems 10 Us that the contamination Of thu
agreement depends upon a very large II. Later In
the day Lake Shore end Michigan Central s,Ifjened
up about and l p per cent, and Central and Hud-
son rose 10 1868. bu; Erie weak all day. decn-
ing from 44ls 70 433s and the coal stocks were on,
steady at small declines. Western Union presented
no feature, with sales az 1037sa 1888 and Pacific
Mail after opening at 10 aud selling AZ Az, CLOSED
at 442, The market closed active but irregular.
The offerings OF Government bonds 70 the Treas.
ury to-day amounted to 81, 1855, 100 The purcha.
amounted to - 100000, awarded as folOws:
500. 900 g.. 1880. nj 1O2 .J6G102 IS; 81 .002 CSC
O.. 1881. at 1Of7SG 1890: $sG5,3j0 IS. 1851. al
1902 $50 1922. At the boards tHe business
amounted only TO 10000 Of D. AZ 1929. Prica
were steady and unchanged at the following quo.
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CLOSING PRICFs or CaLIFOR5I4 STOCKS.


SAx FptNCfscO 0ct. 19-ihe failure IN deyeOp-
in, new ore bodies on the cmSJock EeoDs the stock
narket depressed. and j. forcing the attention Of
mining men to other districts. j. pJrts from
Arizona. sonora and New NeXlc" continue Trs-
favorable. ana emigration 70 tues nous lIRlne'l-
at iy after c!cc tion promises 10 Poe large llalo IS
also attracting attention. Political speCU.at!0us
lead that OF muIns al present in FINEST.
SAN FgANCisC0. Oct. 20.-Bu!iio9 received daring
the past Two weeks: CauI9rniS. r9,.jOO; Cuntcn-
ton. so, 800 Eureka Consolidated. about 100000;
Northern Belle $50 600 Standard. $1,000 lone
Shipment tu.l B0d'e, $4,000; Mount DIabio,
$4,000: MONDAY. -. 100 onc Shipment due
Indian Queen. $1,000 Fresno Luter rise.
E1l 500: Black Bear -. 100. Late assessments
New-YorS and Belmont cacl - cents; Mono, 90
cents; Mount FO.osi, - cents ComsiocE. ara q
shade better ca reported mp0' en--ni IN 400 level
Of Union.
TrcsoN. All, oct. 19-Ten members of Brgdio
keyess band, which ruded sonora some t.ne iince.
aud who were rapiured at Aulaca after being
driven fr..a AtXc 90, "-rc to-day lndictc..
BY the Uuited States Ganu Jury IN this
cltv. They were 81 once Giiaicuet. pleaded
guilty. and viii De sentenced tomorrow IhiS prompt
punishment Will have good ch~Oi un wluirC inter-
csis an Mexico and l. hIued ~ tn APPRECIATION by
the people he"c. The pI >ouers az notorious ucs-
peradoes woo. under the gulsc II rcroiuuonl>ts,
plundered iu Mexico without distinction Of nation
altg. Ihrir prompt conviction - undoubtedly due
10 toe energy OF Uuit,d states Dstret-Attorncy ).
,. Pomcroy.
Bullion valued NJ 3.6lS IS was received in this
city yesterday from TIE mines.
Tie Barbec aud Walker silver Mining COMPANY
received 200 pounds OF bar bullion to-day. amUGnt-
ing e. S22ls 81.
he Ipcrui, udeut If the Barcelona mine reports
October Is that The " mme looks spien-id,' aud
THAI q stake has been ie m south level Oi main
tunnel. About 30 tOus of ore. worked at Austin
and Eur. 80. Welded over 500 Der tOA average.
lie GTs.nUNo BEiieiiH ltaLl says that great lu-
plOyeLututs nave taken place III the Kettle Ali, be-
longing 10 tine Cherokee Company, since the
property came into tie hand, OF the present owners
Iho All LAS been enlarged and rchtt,d, and
tWcaty stamps are now ready tor business. AZ the
mine 2 new sHaft D. beng sunk, divided mo three
compartments, two Tor cages and oue Tor wafer
Over this a substantial building has been erected
TOR h0i. ing works, and tho machinery Is Cu the
ground. Both tIn els show good milling ole. and
everything indicates that earnest work - being
rapidly pushed forward. The number " stamps IN
The various llls in thr neighborHold Of GTeelyIlc
are - follows: Green Mountain, o. Gold strip,
80; P.umas NauonaI, 80; Kettle ttnerOkeo., 20 !;
NcW-Ycrk, 10; totai, 1871. The f. lowing Will
probably soon De running: Union aud iualau Va
iey. So Crescent 81 aud Monitor 10. making
gr,ua total Of 2s9 amps. lat other mining dis
trct III the State sarpas>es %
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The dealings in State bonds included Louisiana
consols at 49,. Virginia O., deferred. at 70 aud
Ala5amas class A, at 699l. North Carolina co-sOli-
dated l. are quoted 7SG 79l2 aad Tennessee is,
old, 3s44O and new and new series % ls@33
OF CITY bank stocks the sales included American
Exchange 10 al 100. Commerce 10 at 1i2 aud
Fourth National 81 al 1l2.
Railroad bonds were active and irregular some
issues showing marked advances while Others
only steady or a little lower. Missouri. Kansas and
Texas issues were particularly noticeable the first
consols rising from los 70 1000 lIO3s. AID the
seconds from GG3a to 6s1. Ere second consols
were comparatively quiet az 9lSs49f9e, aHi tho
funded IS were 4 higher than es,erd1y at s5Sg-
Mobile aud Ohio first debentules were firm az !,
and the second debentuFes rose per cent
TO 80. OHIO Central frsts p easier &c
81. but the iucom-s rose from 54lo 10 55l2. Gem
rral Il Nc-JeTseV incomes tell - 81. The interest
on the compauys convertible ard adjustment bonds
IS advertised u be ia Il November, but DotDlug =
said about tie interest or the incomes lie various
Issues Of the chi ago Milwaukee aud -. Paul werc
prominent 10 the dealing: ST. raul consos at
ll7l4. Grsts Southern Minnesota al 1881 1921.
hrs,s 1. and ID. extension At IL ll6i2; hfsfs II:
Crosse DIVISION at 1l6d III, hfss, la Crusse aud
Davidson Division al $50 J2l2, hgsrs II j.. aud
II. DIVISION A. H.. ana hcsts Of Chicago
Soc ADVANCED p 70 1912 Denver and
Rio 1if.iDde hr,ts were firm az IJ9ls. ana consos
rose from 9s7s 10 1CCG993s Texas and PJclic III
comes were , higher al 6J's
The Su5-ITelsrry to-Iay gained Si1s. j83. NADIA
CD by caIus OF Sl9,O39 cGrT Grey ana S4OjJ-i
com ] MS refucrS TIE lOss sute last Friday 10
$3.50, 2lj. The kn~pein steamers arriving iince
Yesterday brought S84j7OO gold "a fIanc- lne
common rate TOR money Ou col was 3I2 per cent,
WIKI exceptions a tI1 late "a 2. Tue dome &c
excbanges on NeW-York al tue l.Aces named -.1
quoted - foiONs: savannah. J.; t,ecOant Z" Pa;
Charleston, 5iG discount q par New-Orieans' -
di.count TO pa: -. L.ul., 20 rlscO1nt; Cncago,
~ ce.rs q 's-olut: Bast01. lsr Tie United
Sr.te, 4 cassrer 81 y 4su.ugIol TO-DAY received
$50 100 in National taok un-rs fJT redemption.
lice customs receipts vcfe s., 300. ana tie ILL.,
r.-r.a revenue receipts were $4,000. Tue follow
.rg B.. Toe taF77-uE H0 lTe s-alrr.rnt to-day: EX-
change Sal If0 o9o; bsiaEcss. -. 5O4. 20. Inc
tr.ssr ions &. tine sub iTea>ETF slF,red Receipts,
Selec12 ray.-eL.s, : 90. zoo carreu,y Dd--
i..l. e. 4 40 4eZ: CEN balance. c93.eS9.9I$.
Ih- foreign exchai cr> continue Cull. Jut rates
ars rather uimcr without change II tCe quotations,
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MINES AND MINING.


WEDNESDAY,. Ocf. 2O-P. v.
The mining stock markets can hardly pe qua. e
than they were to-day. Generally the changes IN
prices do not exceed cen; either way for ;he shares
that are onoted in cents and not more than cente
for In. biohcrnrise stocks. There were y faw eI-
co,tions bovever. among which South Bulwcr Is
notable; Il fell from % cents 10 20 cent?. very ~
lie interest seemed to be manifested IN ting mal
and If there was no part euiaF deuahu I"I o'@s
fhenarkct was about steady, and 80 closed.
A. l. MINING sTOCh Ex0HiVfs SitE@
c,c,. c,rr-1e.gD O'Clock T. Y.
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Gliainy.
su.VFR MINING 90

pRITTENSTENE SILVER MINING W"
tiganlyri ander Tie avs 81 lev. tmH.co,
NfNF-: CI4Il. t'rcek district. CHA Ft.kh % CoA
t.s,,..l - rng. .ilgtOn "a ar.s. SO ct-b.
~ tiCEIlS $500 an. nd.
JOHN L. WHITE Presdeat: Nm. " JhaES' Nicc'Ii'1
'-ur. n ]. DHl " NOND. S'crei1rg. .,
TRUSTEES. JOHN T. White. Michael J.: DramTon1'
pgrhc-d Horrssql ianry - ftGnEieae, VIM H. Jhuo'
Iohu y TIenslee jeremiah Dholfkc
COT NsET.: Noorhis q Moirsson, % NasSaust
CONSULTING ENGIN EfR g. rge ia -.
REGIsITA is OF STOCK: Mining T. ust tohp'n1'
OFFICES.
NO % NASSAU-sT. NEW.fOhh. . -
veu'v thousand .harrs 81 the capital STOCK nave VhSh
nlacel IN tie an -a-ury o. u5ei for worSin@ cai1a
Iplul, viii show e. b. mining ele nsc bat s'i
v.i ,r,r.ntcl py c.uIneent authority rnprey ieRl
mate AMI conducted strictly business piinclrl
orr "A ud lVthing sey 20 reAize iOf tHeu h'1'ho
cI,i isrC. thal the siOtk Of tbs CDmp2Ly. -, ,ha
ont should be made At the oin'cs o '
orf5 a
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CHRYSOLITE SILVER MINING COMPANY.
TO THE srocKuoLDER.


In rrv last by The resignation Of majority o. The Bosri
Of Trustees and election o. trustees 10 u INC sue
ces.ivc vacancies thus frme the atl d this company
cane under the control Of She policy now represented D! 'o
tugers enef ~ . practlc1iy now nAnig 'i.cnt ,.,.
The COMPANY heavily ocbt and mo hhe "s VII
on legnifq neasarsalc rcssryshc T"tus u large ~
eadtinr.s and desperate sianng after mmo aa f"iuSt
auC eXcessive divlIen l.. .-..-..,.. .
mo rspily de- ming under tho eject u af
rcf0rfs Circula-cd concerning H. .,....-.- a
Since first oi August nearly four hundred thoq .ha
dollars ned ana pad TIE NJrptni Is q
p.tcrahe sGrpu al cltirj against ~ %. NC
eypor.0n4 Ia progress Ia tho mice nave az o~ls
detttc
vli be sd beois the Stockholders no t0c approaching An
Tos .to ghoders who wish the work thus begnn 70 Ds
nue aa me property the Company to Doe tfnir-
ierou vi Ia yror ard econ1my 1n business pncpie7 "iih
ont reerrI ihr ret ~ cIrfors wi' rluis
paying o.vdslf ana without ui-Ttfr r-eI r.
vi an either 70 encourage or ~
courage the bodcrs of IT, requested - SEM iisl
proxies TO either OF thr undcrs -n-ot
r. " Raymond. j. Bur m ,-siip. Prcsilsn-i hbr'm e.
Hewitt n Burng-ip: Water = G1r1ee, - 's.s ~ s;
Daniel : Appleton. I.sf- Thomas e. il'ff, - b"th-
way H. 4. e. Post 3fio Ppost. James H. Ltnfrr iTeAe
Euiding: vi ham Gorien. Hotel Br1iswirk, Trustees
Published by order o. the HCart ~ Trustees
FRANCIS 4. APPLETON. ecreiarH
OctobCr / 1880
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CLOSING PRICEs or PHILADELPHIA SrOcKs.
Rcgor.ld bn JnRN IL DAVE Z Co. No. II HaIL. u
WEDNESDAY. ocr. cor. n.

WEDNESDAY. Oct. cor. ".
1o-day's stock market was little more than ST.
Paul aud Northwest market. Those two stocks
constituted more than onequarteT of che total bust.
ness, aud impaired 20 other stocks whatever
strength the other sto IS exhibited. The dealings
ip st. pAni common amounted a. 81 600 slsrcs--s
q4au.itN equal 60 more shan One-half of Ire to,ai
d, ue-aud were accompanied with much excite
maut, while iIe price advanced ~. M 99N 70 1924
OF Northwest common .Ge Sales amounted ouly to
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Ncm Publications
| ,IFE IN THE SOUTH.
YEAR OF WRECK.
A True story.
DY A VICTIM.
l2mo Cloth. 81 %; Paper, 80 cents.
i2mo. Cloth. 81 25i Paper, 80 cents.

This IL the record Of unsuccessful venture al cotton
planting by Northern man. made immediately alter the
war The descriptions OF the natural features Of the
country and the eccences Of the abcrers
are vivd and entertaining But OF course the cotiohpaa
inc proper r. 81 subordinate interest the real
motive Of being effort picture fc in the South
Al that period seea not thoroughly enjoyed by North
ern man plainly recital of facts, set down with
exaggoraion malice The interest grows with The
narrative n Y. Tribune
fu o. grapc details OF the peculiaues OF both the
whites blacks re south. one OF TIC Unrest
works written. Rochester Democrat ana
Chronicle
We have no doubt substantially story although
threads Ike n romence There incidents enough
nteuiuelci with yaInsbe ard experiences 10 interest
the reader ircu tc beginning end OF The IecltA-
IAlbapy Journal
lhs "trnc Story" reais Ike fiction. The book is
valuable perttays OF southern society both vhe AM
ooored The picture very wildly drawn and the
incdoats exciting those Of Sensational novel IL
VIII De read with intcresi.-t royidence Press.
e." Year is story fact bat as interesting as
a fascinating novel; Cincinnati commercial
The second Edition ready.
Published by HARPER & BROTHERS, New-IorE
~ Sent bv mail postage prepaid to any part OF United
States receipt { price.
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q Gu publlIGiloH5.

Nov READY
NcPHERsoN's
HANDBOOK OF POLITICS
FOR iss0
Record of Important PoatioAl Action.
NsuoUa and state
July. J. 1875. 10 July J. 1884,
ny
TaE Hon. EDWARD MoPHEEs0S.
Containing:
rreslaeot HsFes's ssszeA
JHnisasl Decision United states sGfreine Court
Clincss Iumi<rsuon Bh
YtnAnssl Woes IA XLVth ADD KLEith Consresses
Gearya A ard Q.asii0s
UuIied States IsD - Jurors, SupsIEis0fs AHshai&
PYc.sed Auendsas. Constui09 o. tAs Hitcd Sates
Ameacments o ctste Constitutions
Votes On Currczcy Ranking in xLVIth Congress
Provisions Tor CoRaSiss the Electoral Vote
Satiersl Courestlsas Pt4tisrms 1880.
ssaS-Ilcsl Tables
FleeisoRs. Cosl q Rebellion. p gblsc Debt
Carreaey Appropriated. Census &c &c
F1os g. asiet ca receipt OF prce.
tew eepes o. ls7s Issue nay Sill b. had same poe)
Address
THE TRIBUNE
New.YoTk
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aL o,clock royo-cto.k.

NY. ga West Ohio Ce8tral Ist iMoH& Tex %
New "a Con '1p.Fi.. -.--.eI / 1000. -.---tS
ltUpl..C .afa kNa Fac - 5000 - =
so ......-.s4-- Den plv As 6ooQo..-. CO
Iuup. as ; 40 ...... los Inc Dai Spg
Cen c0~s A. Chi & D. IL ls4 2.0OO.-.... TO-
D. ou lis ltD -lV- X MAJ
Ncw Jersey CcntIL &C 81 & lstM 10000 -.... i02
lnlNl-......s4 must 20 Ger A. Terre Haute "a m
d. .llnA2 is
" - Isl l0uo1. s. .lloia II T. 3 Noun "a
20 Nluu DIV lOO1U ...--. ll0N luuo' ...... l0is.
5000 ...... ir1a Metropolitan ist
Csc & D4V 1.'un. .-l 1854
l0UU1..-....ll7 Tx Pac Ia Ii ct
23VO9 So 5
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NM DOMINGO CON, MINING co.

Id Minol N N'INfT ON. LuTltilvo
Genital stock slu 10000. shares 2OV,w" Iaf 10,
OTrrrs ". Il. BIrnum. President. >. w Dvib'. w"
ii'1-'' " " on cs 10 Broadway. NoT York
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GJOO FOR % CENTS-The November
a. ttjU nauBrs o. DEHCn-->1'S MoNihLF MAGA-
yTS Ese ysctnrr, sfutshc Tor raDi
sh.cL would eIigual q s3aa say n"i ess u
tUcuiIug Ter u @t.4af tlts az { j.
srng tie node q Arrta soil everywhere o.
sens post iJl 8 eents lar slt np.lels eih vi.
1910 DfeM an %. Address ~ 1LAAsAoS DkLD4Eo4,
a. East l4tb e., ACE-Io4l
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n. !. MINING sTOCa Ex0HiNi8 NTEF
srcoSr cATL-12:3O O'CLOCK 2. Y.
TnInD CALI. 30 o'cLecg p. n.

ooo Cns5ia I'd I"eTr n e,S ~ 27 e0o 20
5000 ~ 81 - 500 Wv * 5suj 49, n Assm unpd
1000 so. 10 Virginia 600 SO ~ 20 49,
1000. h3) j J2J 2.rh huNct iheoith'c'i..--
1900 bis. Is IcU..--.. 10 luO i.1o .9V-----
con p.idc Ams fur6sa lOn..-.... -
IN Va i"''i 90 "a, 80 60 II - 10 90 SEQ D 40
- Nono IC0...,... ~ LITTLE Cnef Ia Crosse
Chryso9te 1000. ..s3 10 ll0J...--l0J 900 ..- -
100. so 5.G3 SuBth Buwer JYl saD lVV NvhtH NV,
100 ais 5.75 700 bJO. sd Bcchiel 2jp $3.50. 80
71 si5 81 Little Pii'a'g 100. 40 Red Elephant
506 - = ~ 100 g75 Buckeye 300 ... 80
Isin $50 ~ ~ , IS 500 80. 20 Amer!c'n Peg
ann cool Cfanylir GO1isbaw l"0. To-. %. -
:avalo Co.. 10 $50 1900. 81 sutnO Tunnel
10 IA IjO6.31. 10 200 .... GO 100 800. -.
~ f1imav Gre.f Eastern akiH RaDpahsn ock
On, ~ 70 Nd 81 70 1850 ..lgj 800 bio. 20
900 ...... 50 Grand Fuya Moose
go .. l.G5 100 81
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AlfERICAN MINING Sr0cR EXcHiEGE SIZES
FIRST CALL-I3:l5 O'CLOCK An.

a1-l- ouhr Raston Con Cltysolte
t00 0 81 10 -. TO- AlJ. l.45 400 - ia
l. 0..... 80 sierra cvada lNVs4v 80 LIVER n -sc'
Darbce n VIZ ~ 800. lJ'l 1OJ 40 100 - ..- 80
DO no 81 Rattle Greek California 3ODJ..--.- .SG
5r0 Ma 80 300 Ia B -1 100 - p 10 300 30 81
JtIs,i 400 go con Virginia ~uirO Tunnel
2cO ~ p.stt Belci,'r poo 1890 - - l2c. ..... -
3O1bln. 600 ~ ...... Jia Gliari Unon con
Mexican CumaX 100. rs lis 40 .-.... l5ia
40 - "a, 1900 - az 300. 8 - NandeN2ter
~ ADJ. . ID 400. ..... So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
SECOND CALL o'CLocK AN.

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600 so 500 .... l.1I iu1. % i40 40 ---.-- ga
fir-rd At1i, 200 hS ! so Sierra ScvgG1
200 ..... 2lj Il No. CO. ta.forua u lo1
Battle creek copper Knob lJo.-:. zoo Mon con
iOl - 80 $500 go "a C1l NuCuia lJO..--- los
Hukiu SILVER Nuegt 200 .--.-. 2's
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-12

A N, ORDINANCE REGULATING THE
IA bulut, Of prvies
BE IL ord u g, =! III city council OF the city
of Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-12

III Nash To Mary + Jackson, 40 acres out of
we heen survey, for love and aflso-
~ tion ana OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 30
Jackson AMI wife to Martha A Nash. 40
acres out OF the w w Keen survey.
W Morton to A II shone, 100 acres ont of the
Mckinney survey, for ~ SlOO 90
Sorley to NJ Harry, 9S by lS9 feet on the
east sue Of Mast N STREE I, north OF Ross ave-
Ipue, lor. .,,....,.. s575 90
out otthe Levi Dixon League, 'or. $3.50 20
Aidredge, trustee, to Gtizendaner 4 Fer
rs % acres out of the Dixon league,
,or ..,;...........,....... SIPS Il
'ohn NJ Grant and wife to John h stew
art, 90 by 100 feet on west side of Carter
street. In block ell, Caruth addition
N, III ,;''',.......,,,... ...,,.,...... $3.50 90
WIN Gill ana wife 10 kebecca witt. tws
acres outof the Saddler survey for slOO 90
Dechman toJ Tnomas, lot block q, in
Town OF Dechman, for. .......,.,., S75 90
jas Thomas and wife to 4 W Cooley, Iot
- DOCK - In town OfDechm1n,f r. Sl75 90
v hennon TO Ambro,e Powers, lgOacres chi
The Samuel Stewart survey, and 2Ob
out OF the WalterNutt survey for 81, 2Ol co
j + rinson to the Buckner Orphans Home
40 acres out of the Gideon Pendleton sur.
NeF LOT. PIG 90
Daniel l. Britain to Henry CObble, eight and
one-halfacres out ofthe n Coomos survey
VI, N, n,p,rE;..;.;.. ..,....::. ........., 80 W
w W NobIoh uu Nlt W Richard thompson five
acres of the Miles II Bennett survey
-, ior. ,...".". ....,.,"".,......... s75 90
middleton Bros. TO j Clark, 81 by loo feet ON
south side OF Elm sire t, ia block 60,
....'''.,,,;........ ...,...,..,S, 09O
Chas Il Wh,temau and wife tn A Taber, 81 X
By 100 feet on west side of Evergreen street
in b oCk lO5, BrOwd RS addition, for 5l2i
Joseph Menczer to Clara Thompson, lots 20
d2l, III block q OF the railroad add I'll on
n.l,bo i;h - - SOO
their right, title and Sinterest In ana 10 9G
acres out of tho Joseph Coombs survey,
lDI'''' .,.',....,...,....... ........,.....N lOS
Joe Davidson TO II l. Johnson, lO74 acrer, the
south end Of the X I Bardy survey,
,SbuU
u Crowley to L Crow e., 70 acres out of the
nj q RR Co survey, IA mi Us north
and 81 west from lllas, Tor. ...........SjOO