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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-03
f.a,, 9 Chattanooga Market. ~.
Il Chattanscsa Commercial. Aug, y

>. Il ChsttansOsa Commercial. Aug, e.
CoRN-on wharf, 47!c,s 4 in depot
ssWHsA1-Nes. <. -zda0Ac@ Ion :. :. vhst f
9Oa95c in depot. s..,. ....
MRlLA5O cents per bushel." %ii
b MNATs--LBulkm eats, long clear sides, s7c
/ BACoN-Tennessee sides, !Sas3e; shoqi
ders. &c; hams, 8s84c.
" LxRD.s-in cans, 9c;' tierees, S1csi~ u
Ia OATs-Per4 bushel, 32s38 cents. s...a
| .HAY-S0a90c per cWt. asas- "a -.
PoTATo Es-Irish, Soc; sweet. new; oP
SIC per bushel - l4-tat.i5 - - /,
! FLouR-Family.. 5000; extra family
$6,25; fancy, S6.N:
P0uIrRY ~ Chickens, grown, re; Try
| mo, u 21sl4cl 81 tl5t.t - - lts 49,
,Eogs-Per dozens 124e. ...z, - -
! giRpTTER-Per pound, lac. -. as.I
[. GINsENs-Per pound, 81. Goal 90. 1oa
F. REEswAx-Per pound, Zoe. -
+, HIpEs.Green, ea7c.; sailed. 7as1..i dfF
4 saI DRIE I Fsu1rs-Blaekbetriss; Sc; spple
2a2ac per Lbs peaches, halves, He =
EFEATHERs-C Choice, 35a4oc, s...t..-s
~ TALLowAPe r pound. 4a4aes = ..,..4
Il iLIgE STocK-Beaf, l4a2e gross;, shoe
Haze, lambs, .2a2ac. g@x "a - ...i.a |
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Notice to. Creditors of the
: $50 FARMLAND Fire Insur-
ance Company. 10 49,
cHANcERY COURT, KNOkVILLE, TENf

IN CHANcKRY COURT, KNOSVILLE, TENN.
iii~ ii ls.4a No s246.5.ii .+s-.'s
Pi1ilip Simon US. the Franklald Fire insurance
- t.r-'i Company ct al.
/ i & THtscAUsE, TT.APPFARfNG THAT COM,
nlaisant;s bill was fled OBJ behalf of himself AND
other reditors of the FARMLAND Fire !nsuransc g,
Company Of Knesyle Tenn asdg na gss as tn
daefees against the stocs hUlders Of sand ins1r
ance comnany, It is therefore ordered by. tht
clerk and master pnrsua1ndto to an order i,t fa
pnhacaiion be made for two consecutive mongh
III tie Knoxville hfg and Chrsnicie, notl1yl ~!
having claims against ths ia f SraaT
b aSs eThibit their demands and have themseiy re
made D. rites COMPLIMENTS bill on OF Reiofs "
irst Monday In November, 1881. Inis Aus r
z0Ins toSV'' - eVas'' nj. L. PATTERSON,
i ale3a adj III gt,;4+ls : Clerk and. MASTER
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-03
Ra,asl IRON ma.gt,.

s'.'-.~' Knoxville iI1LEE Aug 81, 1889.
''TfRE rkkost-Fwo horse, per- pouni,i q
cents; One horse, per pound AGENTS, =
il. NAILs=.Per keg yates 81 Copper Peunf
HORSE .sRbEs-'Per keg, $3.50; turna'
! 100 each. :. - >. ss"As-z. - r. -, =: a.
HoRsESH,s NAILs-Per pound, 20a25t
r ARROW TEEETrHj Per pound, 5ish1 cent?
HoILowAEg.LPe Per pound; H~' -i'.-1 |
GLAss-Common size, per box, So y
$500 s.la Z.....4i.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-03
Atlanta Market.
)" Atlsnta Constitution,' Aug 49,

o'.'''~ Atlantis Constitution, Aug IS; =
- FrovxLFamiiy. +ss!6 J extra family, ISL
| fancy. s675 zl.1, 1,... .,
| hams - alS1zc; breakfast b;con, 121l21zc.
| , BULK MEATs-Glear rib sides 9Zc:
I LAab-Tistces g1es5s ~kees sant csT~ie I.
WHKAT-Keniuoky,-, ehoi e, 81 os@lln .
] b1skel.
1. Oa4s--A4ats , Pal. bushsla.y ..It7s--. =
/. HAT-Timothy. 81 10; mixed, S1.f6.
i"' C0BrEW white 6tar5; In sackt;' yellow 2sf
PHasESt gs * 5oaB0s per bd.hsH .-'i-r
IL .peaARoEs ~Lfish, Tennessee. new, $2.sna!
per Dbl; sweet. 7, c per bushel.
4 n ONIONS Tennessee. ~9oaSi s0up per busbe ~
Eees-Per dozen, 1Sal61zc.
BuffER-Tennsssees ch6Ace, IFAr8e:
: !. PeyLsRy- Frsing |. .0hickans, 2oci she
! EBrRswAx--eos.i. =. .-..~ 4--~+--1---I -
IL FzATHEgs-Neu Choice white 90.
DAMP FRvrr-No offerings. go
q .LfFEs SrocK Cattle. Tennessee choice :'aao
Sheep. Tennessee, Ss31z,. 80
$50 b@fie-s-- essl+ -. -~l-f-AssG --~s-t 49,
ii "a .4Ititz4 -. > :. .t.E.t, -.t4..s..I
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mart. .QlallAgaAs tAat l.AfFaattsr
- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is,s the iseasen

for Bowel, G9mplain .}YIs,. Green apples
and cucumbers produce them, az q
IPasrry, PAWS s,I PArNs III eufes
II. !bs troubled stomach on H.it,. i
! comes Ilh9 PALM AIN, fna sayss Pssis
Pe sIlil5" ard. the vi. winq i a.sstu rags,
and The tTouble eeasfz: tEf.ge cry aTog
gist in the, land 4! 9 = keep, the PA4 +
K Il 1.1liE apd n9 fAampllly s in I
,githlQpt Sold by all Ia Ms esisH s pss'
eT3. s.-7-. r-S. Lra.y .A .-xa-s
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-03
Baltimore .FeIna.IeC College,

The. only FemaIes Cellege sn. I&azg lapaT1Yas
chartered in fSI9, with the poWGf Of Comforting
degrees, and literally. endowed by the State IN
anparatus. an able Faculty and all the appoint
meHts of a first class .jnstitatton. Boad and
tuition $500. Misses under twelve years, S2Ol
this,pfticei :. l, u. .s.,L AZ
T. ...t,f.., T. C. PRo9Ks'L, Il. ~ freS itqii
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-03
4 DIsc DVefy by .hst csdant,

/
8sv8! Ssats da R shd RR RBsfh2aB P i
fnd-aSpecifc for diseases OF the Kidneys, Bladt
: sftr sUfirary BrgansEanJ Nervous System aDd
from the time of its -diSe8Very has rapidly int
creased in favor, gaining the approval and conttt
<lAnke, of7ne[ffea nlen<fnd those VII have used
it;ait has becomes fayorite with all glasses. aad
i9 seF S s IS is Erlhsc 1f
,eaFld supet4crsy thatitisnow the cal seceeahzed
:-[ehaate renedy.s-sz rg--sA - $3.50 ~. !
1Err-. -! diseases of. the kidneXs. --~ <
ARE, the most preYalement, dangerous and fataI
@ nd iI mat affiict mankind, and SO Yarlee
ft, is Si f IN their character, That persons
oiiS them F Fr long lime before knowing whal
gradual Wasting away of the whole body ID in ii
RseA siee a ~; Il Weak feeble exhausted
Scanty ana painful discharge OF ariouslv coior0I
urine minute ShredS or casts IN the urine tssnd
i'ASnen:tfI dtseaSe-ryuf long duration tfere7i
.s.nauch. eInaeiation and general nervous prostra
sIt0h. - ~. .~te ~ - 49, ~---sz .---r.
s. ..as,4, AZ The only Cure. ~,
Ii,l We saw positipelE and without fear of contra
diction, that Days Kidney Pad is the first an
only 'nfallible cure for every form OF kidnt
disease tits the. best remedy yet dlSoOV red II
this complaint, and more etfectu | In IT'S ope
alton THAN any other treatment. BY tfslIS 1altl
July and peFsistently necase will be found !
ipye crate as not to Yield TO It's poYeEtnl reineq
''' 1870 Is strongly Endopsed.
Wehave the most unequivocal testimony to
curative powers from many persons Of high cha
acter, telllgence and responsibility. Our boo
How Life wasSaEed, Rsglving the history
this new discovery, and a large record OF mo
remarkabfe cures, sent Z eet Write forit.--aHs
DAYS KIDNEYPADS are sold by druggist
or Will be sent byIhal( freaaof POSTAGE on recei
of their price Regular, s. 90 Special, for Obst
nate cases of hong standing, $500 ;GhiHdren
S1.5l.f .sAddTBSSt lsA HAD az sAp 80
TOLED'
eau HON Knay P p ss now i6aHy SEEKING @SFIme
ss.e on our reputation, we deem it due the aff1it
ed to warn them. Ask for DAYS KIDNE
RAD and taken uFof her. I+@vs -es4
For sale by HUNTER & CO. Knoxville, Ten
v+f-sfSsss s@f.Ts% +N--t'A--e.AFt
It-t+e.tt-, ssts = a
saeaA s.s.sS1 a4eAv
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-03

EXTRACT of letterffoa Memphis. Tenn. April
II. 1871
s1Rs: I hare sssepd the stern Of four s spi.
denies of the yellow fever. | mad 1T ting nrss
ySnrHed sSne III Vas GeAtinualy "A ths roatN
Of TIE sex and dying, hut esoapsd,, have,
had several to ask me how [ escaped. l toIa
SIM MONS LIVBk REGULATOR. II the
fever was to break out again.. and nad a
bottle of yours RasGSt4 AT RSH would feel as
Rb ssHec5frng.T S1i - t.n!e.W7 BaYatess
Hesfsos"N"s' - 2.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-03

~ ..asst. ~ a-etia = - 10. .ss+ iil-1l
"A .sa=t$ A..s ,Esk IA dss.3- GAMBIA
4Iias1l 81; raj all IL .l,4.aiisaa4..
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-03
sHERIFFS SALE.

Inv viRTt-E OF AN ORDER OF SALE, so.
b 14,5O7, in the ease of VIM. Murray vs.. +. y.
cit Court at Knoxville, Knox county. Tennessee,
and to me directed, | will on. Monday, the 6th
day Of September, $780, within legal hours ,t3 u
Knoxville offer for sale to the highest bidder, f0l
cash, ali the right, title, interest and tlemanc
that Nancy C, Armstrong has In and to The iol'
4.twosthird interest of tract of land. lying d
the Sth civil district of Knox county and boundet
| on the east by CIV. Eafnes west Wood, souVl
Brown. Thls.Apgust 9th, 1880 =. . ,a
| aug1 1w4t ALEX. REEDER, oherul'l
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-03


s..la aa"g4ri BIAS mo iHQUALt, ~ da., y
Gpasands leads migelaels lives sH ef q
Fl m dspepsia, disorder ed omach anu liver
weakness, irregular sppehte, low spirits. raising
food after eating and, of ca ending m fatsl
attacks of fever, They k4 5wAtheyt as Sex, yst
get little sympathy. The unfailfnE remedy to
p EVENT. these sfl etSns and EesasSa health is
/ Simmons Biver Regulator. -, .,,.t.a,.4
hiAs2Hefe are numBer>of limitations offered. w
sFoatd oaptipR tos pqPlis Pea t9 2lls 9 Fo IONS
II oTher c6mp0ond to be palmed- on unoer n SINH
III 10 uudlFz naInes with tho assurance that' IT
g9qa Bear m MIN the me Only 9s,scs assi
a few pennies extra, profit by selling the spyrI
Gus. None genuine mn ess in cur engraVet
hwr appsf VITA RED ~ trade mark, stamp am
algttas5E r Y y Gs55Hfs A, -iHa- rt, all
ysi,.,,as j. II. JZEILIN g. Co.,, .r.o-
2sPffce, Is, oo.'Id.'i. ~.iPH1uADEhFH1A, Pa
ba1 vhsaslk T-T ss..s -i..v-!!,-
aE9eSo4D .B9, AL D.IRsUGeIsTs.=a Il
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-03
= AIDES AND STORE. KEEPERS

AIDES AND STORE-k EEPERS-
l1Y6n5au get Oh oicg Goods cheap, BY wn bIag
on postal Tor our Price List wsife ena aonS
kipd ~ Of Merchandise we keep for sale al sur
nftisinsiy 5i3w' prices. We send SAMPLE 81
smbug , Laee KibaG1ns, Ea aIS E;s1 %G for
Hss3 down. A new combination system en- All Is, ss
us to Quote very close prices We have VI
and sos packagesB Of potiplE Whleh cannot D DC
Loupht for twice tee money elsewhere, a'lWdnteu
in avery family. Money rstnrn ed il not tstlsisct
ory. HOUGdTON Il DU TTON, 55 fremont Si''
Boston Mass "a - %! = - :. I. E..
d rOa day uIAde. Energetic Local agent
6CUwanted in eyerycty an9 lRWn; DSHS WoS
! orleans La. Observation-Disclosures. t.,s4-.tott
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-03

..sls.... Ltse ssocS EarAos,
4isa - looRREcTEp DAILY H.. "a
Reported for the :CHRosIGLE by J9oes,A Lee
Caldwell. Butchers.
-. @i'.'~.i5 = 4i~-i, KEoxyILLEf Septic
j. eli 5--,i REVIEW. 1T ~,t.~a..,ss.
b. -Uattlein fair supply and sell readily. 40
quotations, Sheep.in request. CaiYes az
BEEF CATTLE.
No. l DE; good fat; 2; medium, Halle;
leonmen, dull --e u a~y-.4 e4ni~d
h. S..r -a.AsJ ssEEEP. 4r .s...... -,
Best, 21;, :. good, &c; stock sheep. $l g
per head; lambs. 24a23c. ..... -.
I VEALs.
sI.50to $500 according to qualfty-'s
| .SA-sL-~- @A-
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.GaIAA.sa-.i a. III i,i-i~ t..- aa.!e..IlA2
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:. DyFRTIsEksi, send for our Select List OF
A Local Newspapers, Geo; + K9weN 9 0o'
10 Spruce ST., NY,
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II 80 n. = 1st7Ef.fF SISfh saaNs rz'F T
gsM z4aza al has ailasi9l 4idaae.sa.
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AGENTS wKNTED to sen The LIFE OF
GEN HANCOCK

By his life long friend Hon. JOHN W. fONNEl,
an editor and author OF national reputation ; an
ardent adInfref Of sti1e SUPERB soldier We
have the InoniSe from Gen. Hancock OF ms ON
eial endorsement of our book Agents SHOULD
consult their own and subscribers interests 10y
selling or delivering no other edition. ~ BeSI
ferrms Outfit Soc particulars free Aes quick.
Address HUBBARD BROS, Pneso 81 w 4thS''
CINCINNATI. Ohio.
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The favorite color FOR everything
seems.tQ .Pe gedsTlRps9s 3 matter after .9f what
shade. So it is sl. resi- The n pretEEes1
parasol I haze, seen here. is earr1ec
by Mrs. %. Samuel, AWethereA .,,sel ID
white silk, embroidered inH'eoa@ree
fewers in a choice design bp hHseaf
I have seen a pstasof Of olefashionet
turkey red, R%s1the oil4boHedstedceo
't6h goods wh6eh ofi ce was stsed~f6
tcnrtayns. sbgssses.. of this s s5 lg g5g
and Hnsrlta BILE material are, also W0l.
hefess@ststsa'':- q't'1st;f. ss , t:''e.f. q. e
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Teas.


RxOceEs' DruSA.:..
Indigo,S,F.R n 85asl O
'-' = Madras 75a l. o.
Dutch Madder la i
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-03

&: II e3;.hfts,. 80 ssse tls stst 81.
1919 -4s-.s % G4ssssl~A - Il Ls1s :, -A@I@
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-03
Powder.
Carolina, per lbt 7IaS{

parasne, Der 10 2sa25 E RaHsnon PEI Az
. Star, fun weight Il ID -. - gene
q light lzk
P Spun COIfOn:. Cotton.............!a..'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-11-26
The Ohio Central.

Dan. P. Eels, President of the Ohio
Central, announces that the company has
accepted is road from Messrs Brown, How.
ard & Co., the Contractors, and will here
after operate it directly, with the follow
ing general officers: Dan. p. Eels, presi.
dent, Cleveland, o.; Sam'l Thomas, Vice
President, Columbus, o.; b. g. Mitchell,
Secretary and Treasurer. New York HIP.
Eels, Assistant Secretary and Treasurer,
Cleveland, o.; GIG. Hadley, General Man.
ager, Columbus. o.; Calvin s. Brice, Gen
eral Counsel, Lima, o.
General Manager Hadley announces the
following appointments TO take effect from
date:
w. II. vandcgrift, Superintendent; w
II. Andrews, Auditor and Cashier; Hudson
Fitch, general freight and ticket agent; J
r. Morgan, Muster Mechanic; s. A. Trow.
bridge, Pay.naster; Jos. Burwell, Car Ac.
countnnt. After the first Of january the
above officers appointed by Mr.. Hadley
will have their headquarters IN this city
- Toledo Telegram.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-11-26
Jndgc West for U. 5. senator.

The election of Garfield for President
will make vacancy from Ohio in the U.
s. Senate, which will be filled by the Leg
islalure this winter. There will be a
number of distinguished candidates for the
position, prominent among whom will be
our fellow townsman, Judge w. ii. West,
Hon. Stanley Matthews, Judge Taft, and
Gov. Foster, and perhaps Hon. John Sher-
man. As 10 the latter, it is hoped he will
be kept in the position where he i--he
Nation demands it. The points in Judge
Vests favor, are these:
H. is the equal in ability OF any man in
the State.
He is the equal oil any man in the Stale
as an orator.
He is the equal OF any man in the State
as n Constitutional lawyer.
No man In the State has done more or
better work for the Republican party.
No man has heller Republican record
And in our opinion, he combines in de-
gree exceling all The other distinguished
candidates, the elements that should he
sought in choosing II Senator, to-wit: =
Mental ability, quickness of perception,
soundness OF Judgement, ernditiun, legal
knowledge, thorough acquaintance with
history, laws. and the Constitution OF onr
country, forcibleness in presenting his
views, readiness and eloquence in debate
and thorough devotion to his conntry'-
truc interests. Placed IN the Senate, the
+" Logan Chief" woul soon rank among
its leaders, and would soon become one oi
the prominent leaders OF the Republican
party.
We therefore present the name Of
Judge West, confident OF his ability, ca.
pacity and worthiness, and hopeful tha,
his claims may be recognized by our party
-Beiiefontaine Republican.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-11-26
nornhnrdl. ino Trnredlenne.

Dramatic circles In New York City have
been pretty thoroughly etirred mp lately
over the arrival, in that city, OF the cele-
brated actress, Mile Sara B,rnhardt. IN
some respects "Slim Sara" (as slie IL dub
bed by the newspapers) hns reputation
which might be envicd by the best, while
on the other hand, the aforesaid reputation
is roporte,l to be far below par. She made
her debnt in Booths Thenter, New York,
Nov. 8, and was greeted by large audience
aud, altogether, her reception was all that
could be expected. There seems, however
TO be a determination to prevent, II posi-
BILE, her enlrce into society, as will be
seen by the following item IRON The New
York Mctho'list, under the heading oil
Bernhnrlt as Woman:
"The dramatic career Of Sara Bernhard
in this country we should probably not no
| tice IL the woman were 20 come before the
public merei, ms an actress. She comes
seeking, and viii doubtless obtain, social
honors. 1t isHaid that in England even
Mr.. Gladstone disgraccd himself by visit.
ing this woman. For the character Of act
ors, people, M a rule, care nothing; society
excuses its Ignorance or ita neglect 10 OBJ
tain knowledge ON he ground that II doe
not associate with actors. But, In this
case, society will be asked to endorse n
woman who has children and has had no
husband, who IL n practical example oil
free love"--ifwe can even taoitly degrade
love by the quotation. What. are New
York people going to do about IL? The
treatment this actress receives from society
In this country will severely test us ns
people. In many ways marriage is as
sailed hmnng ns; the social recognition
OF this French woman by our wealthy
and cultured citizens would deal y terri
BILE blow to morals. Will New York de
liver this blow?"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-11-26
THE MENTOR BARGAIN.


The Hewitt Barnum forgery was not a
more rascally net than the story invented
and inlustriously circulated by Democra-
tic organs that Grant and Conkling went
to Mentor and bnrgained with Garfield for
their support on condition of the succession
to Grant, and ruling voice TO Conkling
in the dispensation of the patronage. These
organs did not pretend to have any proof
of this save that Grant and Cenkling went
to Mentor, and that they made campaign
speeches. They assumed, as matter OF
course, that these men met, aud bartered
and parceled out the republic between
themselves, as Cesar, Pompey and Antony
parceled the Roman Empire. Indeed, they
did not speak OF it as anything monstrous
but only MS giving them chance to
prejudice the canvass by fetching in the
third term.
So far as they have shown, they saw
nothing bad nor mean in their idea that
Senator Conkling went to barter his sup
port--an act which wonld put him on a
level with bribed repeater; and that Gen,
Grant-the highest military officer, and
then the President-wentt there TO bargain
for his election in 1SS4-an act which
would make him the meanest mercenary,
nnd public nuisance and that Gen.
Garfield, standing before the country as a
candidate for the Presidency, would barter
away the Government and his Office. With
out jot of proof they rang this degrading
accusation throughout the land. 1t is a
piece OF forgery ns n campaign method.
False, incredible, and degrading as it is, il
is fortunate that it has been met, not only
by Gen. Grants denial, but by Col. Swaim's
statement that at no time did Garfield
Grant, and Conkling have any private con.
yersation at Mentor. Men who practice
forgery for political purposes can not be
supposed to have any care for the honor oi
the republic, else would they hesitate to
make a charge, which, If true, would show
that the republic had reached the bottom
OF corruption.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-11-26

ment OF which are ccmmodious cellars for
storing tender vegetables 10 protect thom
from the severe freezing weather so COM
man here. The root fed beef Ia Of most
excellent 1avot II beirg an Improvement
on corn fcd beef.
II is punishable by fine TO drive IN the
streets of Toronto, daring slcighino, with.
out bells. Thia law IL Of material edvant-
age to the hardware trade.
Nearly all branches Of business close
csch Saturday a; o'clock p. NJ, thereby
allowing clerks and business men to enjoy
half holiday, and making Saturday
forenoon extremely lively. On that day
the places OF ainuscment, OF which there
are many, arc opened IN the afternoon and
general good time is had after hard
weeks lnbor-tlus allowing all classes OF
individuals to have sufficient rccreaiion, so
TINT they need not dcsecrnle the Sabbath
day by attending to snch affairs. The Sab
bath tlcy IN this city is notably observed
hy extreme quiet throughout the entire
city. The saloons are all closed and kept
closed from $3.50 on Saturday until Monday
morning and no traffic OF any kind Ia toll
Grated IN the city on the Sabbath, not even
loafing on the streets is allowed.
Prices OF artices OF commerce are about
the same here as in Ohio, although fail
to observe the modern improvement III
mechanical implements here that are com
mon there. What is selling at S1.05 to
SLIP to-day, and oats dull at SIC. Labor
wages me somewhat in advance of those in
the States, Farm labor ranges from SIS
to $50 per month; day laborers wages
range from 81 LOO to ST so per day.
Hoping your readers viii pardon this
hastily picked up letter, l close with a
promise of future endeavor to serve up
something different as | have time for OBJ
servation, ALIsPICE.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-11-26
GRAND RAPIDS GLIMME ERs
Observation-Disclosures Bells,
and other Items OF Interest.

Extensive preparations are being made
for mn 0lden time Union Thanksgiving
service nt the Presbyterian church, to.
morrow.
Once each year, MS a Nation, we are en-.
Joined TO offer thanks for the season OF
prosperity and plenty; sometimes, how.
ever, all that we can be thankful for Is, that
greater and more disastrous calamitiea
have not befalIen US. This year with truth.
fullness, cnndor and honest sentiments we
may assemble to offer thnnks-1st to oui
National government for the establishment
OF a good currency. I'd, TO our State gov.
ernment for its enactment of laws govern
ed by and based upon the broad platform
OF justice, and equal rights to all men
and lastly to our Merchants Mannfactur.
ers. Farmers, Mechanics and Laborers ioi
the thrifty care manifested by the growll,
and development Of their various branches
Of business. Your correspondent would
reyerenily offer thanks to our President
Il. b. Hayes, for his proclamation oil
Thanksgiving, inasmuch as IL enables some
of our thrifty hunters one day beside,
Sunday, (their usual holiday,) 10 hum
rabbits aud quail.
Last Thursday evening about 10 o'clock
the water tank Of the 4. ID. & h. r. R.,wai
destroyed by fire. Tn. feed pipe was fro
zen and sonle Of the employees undertook
to thnw It ont by wrapping II with straw
sainraling the straw with kerosene and ig
niiing. Il llawed. AMI 40 did the tank
Loss estimated Mt about 5, 900, uninsured
Tiiis greatly discomnudes the COMPANY, "a,
NOW ll,sy are obliged 10 FIJI engines will
wafer by psils, aud IN coi,-eG ,Ince the train
have been terribly late Tor lhe past week.
DR.. j. a. IaGkus was married, Saturday
Nov. l3, 10 Mrs jennie |. CLARK, Of Tole
40. May onr genial Dr. aud his newl /,
lnade wiie only experience tho sunshine o
life, wiIll Just enough darkness TO render
The light more enjoyable.
The r,ccnt spell OF cold weather hal
brought many Of our aged an6 enfeeblec
people TO beds of sinkuers, but all are ioin.
nicely s0 far as beard from.
Tile political feeling o! our town hai
subsidized, bel paid ,nd the losers thereof
are now saving wool 10 keep from freezing
Nov. "a, 1880. II,