davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-08-22
nREADsrurFs AND SEEDS,

4 L =
FI.uUlt-Wna In good do,nand. hut nothing to Ing
In lnrge lots, owing to Tue tuct tat uierod
ld,cal dealers wUil hhlnpurs were buyiNx, and
prcea wuro vol nniutntNed ht tho atvRnca Of about
10 r0r brl fruul figures cnETuRt week pr0TlaIs.
solss wore raputt1d Of 1 bsls u1t 40 sacks wnerB.
partly nt HL. I'll hTls und ~ sucks yurlnxs partly Al
aiJ'A4sd1D; ~ sacks Low grades At <4Ns' ,aS, und
u bTls rye Hour ptlvRtG torlns. TotAi oJunt tn
ati5 btst. Winter Hours NeFB uuuted nt t].UAI7.2si
shipping sprn9n4 s.11t0.5 tho luw gFls spltuEs At
tssAs4.M ityu Hour nt Rbnnt sA@Ht8L
urltER RAlla'~TtirsH-Wore In mu,lcrats suppy and
sttonE Bales reH,rted Of bran $l1.U0Gt
lT.U. and carr InIddlInRs nt sA.U14tAtE:If.
SPRING whEAV-Was acttvG though lesa no thna
fnr two OF lhrue duyH previously. md wAs :rexuinrIy
weak. Ie market for UctohUr sold I'M Q pAry, tlIpn
declined a1Sc ant closed unly ~ lower than on Fri
slny nftUtnauA. :rha lIft,sh markets wsru quoted
ntuAth1 ,'er quarter hIghnr, hut receipts wufa
barGr by tHl, win u y BIZ In by lake, AMI iuss Than
3HlUl bu tnxpucted Out Ut ytuFc Nh!ta 4on,e locAl
V.efat1t1 supposed slut tho wheat Ring bud un,oadsd
tnp1r pu and living hark u whit other felix's
would 20 With It. Taoss waro not verr naMy selling
4tt0fs fEnH uutssdD, and usH su0nIud 10 b1 chlgny
q" %s s; Ut q 5 asf e s: %
'l.ho deuatia WA Eaod Snouxh h"xsyef .
Who :a. sset Rs :ss
St;, sS ssy 4;
STs! ss: ZIG l.
a Cid sss; SytSSst & :;s Spss Il sssR sS
sS,Ss sS sjsisS i; III
Il; s:s.; $:
.s!:;:::.,..!;| A.: :,::!:: f[S |s; :ss|:H 4 f.
sssss: ss: Sst:tss:..:::' II; Stt' E5 SSSss sSss - ::M
esWss WsSfK' II '%Exrahies we,a sssysis ot y,
4 X its !: @ III n sss s so .a ssa ss; X 4
*1St,x w.. ...,~., M ...... 49,. -. g.. ,.
, 1881-08-22
DY TELEGRAPu.
EOt$ElG y,

Sptetal Dhpateh to 1as Chicago Tribune.
I'd. No. :. y. Cd.
tpr!ns. NJ. 1us u, 80. los, white No. J. las ad'
70 los 'os c'ao' "o' 11s io' w. " i'' "' eofa-
II ILL.,. ~. ,,,-
fv,H.oS".ro1. ,,s 4 ia' ~, .,h,
lhtku"n' "ae' -",-nA.o ti'n 1 etunlu ~
~ q, long ccnr etcaty al - u. short eoaFnFno at
Wy W. sno4Iaots eten1y ~ e's w.
!.Ah,-fTimo "eatoth stoAas ~ 90 a.,
LHhhsE-htuof1eat, cnotco eteMuS ~ o's Po'
TAltowwi'Ftmo Guy hfmer at ~ M:
~ y, ~. a; ~ - ~; ~" - "n'se @
etend5 At lo8 w w!nter steaas ~ 1A i0ds Corn
MIXED stcadJ at 'is ID
sLuVn-r.xu" nt"eo - stcMuS =. IN s w..
LFkhrool@ Aae. yaama-NnrtoS-Matket
sea'''' sS ''ssa''''" and export '0"s An'e''e.o'
III Moy,s,oss-t,col-Ex,ra 1nd.s moss, Its.
nssos~,oass s'ssr. j. d: M @ .as1. s!ss:. - -,
Az ,sS4 @s 1sss,ss y ts Hse.xo hoard
e}Sfoss; 4* ssss 't5"1! :sa ssss!
Y ~ eg; S aa sEa @Sara g. IA IA
"
:$; VI ssS; !: :::$; 4 4:
ss ss'. @ as ssss:s s:: I'LL 's' 's' dull md 'o"'F
cdis c .i!aa s x s;tsa ss % ss " q
90 =; =;
and corn stFons. raFls-sYheat and nour auos*.
NEW yonx
.assS, SSw @ ySsT As se. :a.S, asS aS sn s"a
tsm1os. l'.Ie, oeeoe., lese, Ssvemoes 1es,s,
Sts s a' u. s .sss, ss sss.'p: ' m o., sx
por.a tuos super sts!c ana Western. a1oaasus CON.
, 1881-08-22

BALTIMORE. Aug. -ttiaher and netivos
Western superinu. Nt0&a0o; axtru. .25, family.
At9jt7M.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES irregular and lower, clns-
Ing Hrsn, No. winter red spot nnd An4usl s1:l3i@
iNN suItennsr ltesl4!1.! 0otobes. tll+9ksslt!H.
tmlxud, sIut ard Au4aa isTos HepiOner. 7!!io hid,
ucta.,ur. I9(Aiac Uhta higher md Nctv0s Wuetstn
whtt 3a4lae. niix1h. $Nssi1- ttYD n0Mlnal1Y Wee
$i.M. - - ..
tlAY-EnchnnHah. ~
i.RurtsiON.-F'rin and unchanged.
MtrrrEtt.-FlEn, Wasari Hrass, it@91c.
EGilA--FfrlM Mt tsN iSc.
EETtIDLKlfM-NpuInnl ..
.i,itnCEtiKH-Ca,lfco irin, Nlo. carRoos tolallAc.
St!rnr 3trnt j. eU{t4 uf&c.
WHIskf-Fjrnl ut II ~
FHEttltTs- -Ilnil md UNCHANGED.
1lECEliTs-Eni!r: 2.sT urtsi whcnt laJ2N but corr,
siirsiE XTs-Wheat, iLa0 ba, corr, l,soohr
bALEs-Wheut, l.01lssh hui c1rn, 68. .fu hu.
, 1881-08-22
s.r. I4{.Uls.

Ut. t.nuts. Aug. Observation-Disclosures.
UltAlx-Hhsxt rsry sxe'tGd und unssltted, apcnOd
big hGr And bf0ko badlS but partially recovered a.
clossl No. rcd II csAhl hlsll9ifAllIaLK
tLs&sfol as6lsl. la1n Aovs9tes4 u 44A<AL Ls2S@lk
, 1881-08-22

pEoItIA, ILL.,, Aug .I-8nA.N-CnEn easier, high
mixed. stsS3Sci 1xod. 61x1I3c. Onss easier, now
Mn 2whlto+ 4:.,S isys hrm; now No. ttll<s
LIZ.
iiIatIwrsEs-Firu, at 91.tz. z-
ltECEtFTB-W heat, pi bit cnrr, Ta62s bu; cats,
SNll'AkNT1-SNhoaG, Nun1s cUri,, 4l,UU but OATS
u ~ pul rfe, 4,AU bNt bAfiuY. liUno. -.
, 1881-08-22
TOLEDO.

TOLEDO, O., Aug. .0-l'lsAlH-Whoat dull ard low
or, So.1 rod AlDt. t1slt Auplen,boE, ta; October,
$I;ati year, f:sts No. rcd q. III Corn-MkTkot dull,
hlxt miHad Gac, No. October, GI4c JeaF &C. Oats
Market dull; No. = 4ke. r.
sii1rSESTs-whcats 5000 bos corn, 10000 bu, cats.
2{.Mat bu. H-- "
, 1881-08-22


tArrhE-'rhe week WAS n nOtnbta UnD lit thlt
brnnr nf ltiu n,ark6t, tho nrtivna hnv!nE oxcncssc
by l head Tho 1nruest tntal re;orted fur hny
previous weok notwithstanding tho Mhprecesfcntot-
II trsvy supply tho general tone Ut tic mnrkot
hrtn AnA excepting COMMON md medium HnatveH.
whlcl, wHrn neglected Nnd tMwcr. rrlceH n*ernRch
hlAhnr thnn for tho rravlnus week. Fur Enoh 10
ctulcD shipping nd C4part nrnlle* tho 1en,1d from
tho ,ltsut wis auve. nnh ths appreciation In t1inso
descriptions was n gopd r'nud t.s42;c Texas nsd
Western entlo hts" wufu IT. hhatr demand, and c'n"
Htnta snlvrs woro drug. 1hore WAS very tlltia In
aasy r euc tow myess snr!nE TO nHndie ss, r.
VIZ 1ss s"y %'S st Se Ssis' es"s
wSsk sas 5ss Wy: shs nyesnxo nsn,ef III ,1,ft
% Sssss Y III III Il Il. ;.s;% Ss
Sy$ S s nm ,s3 ss sS; ,s i s;,s' ss
5 .s, s9iss S 4 'asI sspy z !: :'iass Il s S @
fs ;s sss 4 $:s:
:S:ssS s;:ss I'D !; a @ sIqs ss. IL:
s :I;;S ]; Viii :y Il! 5 iii % T a ssss III s +;
QUOTATIONS.
Extra ncevos-Hteeru weghln3 t,t5olbs md =,
csIs !'ssys:%fiis III: !;;d *o:iaimea ..s"n
tls" :i"ttonca ;iisii siSi;s wtsii: 49, ~
Ml ii o us xaai;:
ls.as III II stosso,@S IT. I .nn;;n sts:s it'd
ss4 Ss!'f s;stRnnSa ~ & as' es;;o: vssax @
! ind t :"w: i,sici:: ;s&;
hsis. a9n sv"Gs
i!s;sSEhs EesR Jill sasS iaiiiy ss,'vs
ssI'a.. @ IL 5 sTsrs ~ ' Il tssu tsssp5 i Il. % s nss
VI @ as4y II 'o wa s Ill y t"s, ssiS
Mns rg4asti r. nc eins t tl'H sss: cHs!R 1ann.
, 1881-08-22
COMMERCIAL,

The following wcro tho receipts md shipments
Of eNdlnx articles of produco III this city during
tho twenty y-fuur hours ending ut Z o'clock
Saturday lnnrnlnR, and for tho corresponding
UitlD IL yeAr nr0.
, 1881-08-22
1sY TELEt;1tApu.

MEM ftINK.
NEW Yonx, Aug. aA-Govcrnmcnts nutet md
general'y steudy.
Stetu Eccurities wore Inactive.
Money, 4l,1, closing ut 9l.as. Primo E:cr-
cnnttlo paper. 405. .-....
Sterling exchange, bankers bills stoady at
dst1..
, 1881-08-22

nctttis: ,, .,.,
W, corn. if;:f |%ss d, ,'5 S;;;
sssr AHs:i: :..:. siasss4 3
ss'1sr ss'isr ss3's. sa 81
seiiet NSvsmiSr. ...""...:.GSsss Sn!dssssH "a. S.
ss'S1 see VIII sssisa and tho s:l
SS tsas css Eay mSs
ri 's % sss 81 sa a s,.s q III s 's s s@a s
sc. Y NJ . II: IL: II SEs a H. fs'sss
a25ses an% fs s;o HHs:s ass
st: @ s sor s & Ss'oss;I s; %Ss g @ III @ f%: IL Z;
;s, @ s"fy s"' es,3 H. .o sS; . + s MI ss5 e.s
" II. il ,s9sc,s e. ~ n,1s Z t Ss;s 4 H. !ssss y ss
ts d ~ ss t ss I'd t9ss igf fct;s st
$ $s:$s f: $::s i S?s; I'LL $ ::ss II:
xeseorn. t;'s. t|s;:S; !;ssE: e t'?;:;;'
s!s; s!s: ASss:s Svss;s; :::::::::::::: @ s5l
} *s|}[s! MIN: !S;:sst;;E::::: n ~
sf!St ~! s:'i ijs:: s!$$ @ ,a,::;
r H. II Il fiSa's'sss ias n SstGsst & ss!
..h s'es wpss n,as ot . s1s, ri a ~: RI NJ s, IN
sSsS' ess ~ ss Ss,s Y ;4"e' NJ ' o" 'se<. l"'n'
a%; ;Hs Sis's%sSs .ss 'sss
'ys g' '{ss' sSs:a sE ' ss ''
sst.xe e. md ts's 4 h r!s, ts. ..;H n
sss n;; Z" S"s = !is'"ty
fsSr sasss s s M ssf ssc. ss
5 II s||s ;; n sS; :s;,s; A. J
Susr 'ssaa aa It :c!iSse Sassaissi. @ *'*'' '''f
, 1881-08-22

T1tnt.,..,....,.......... HAalb !!alsal 1HShE7
Tho lnris 1}n,tiiuaes ifait& cstltnates TINT tito
French w.cht cryt, Will bo scn>ibIy nnI!cr MT
average. 1snrlcy nnd onts arc nlsn estimated 10
havo tctlclt.' Tho con'titlon Ut tho n,izo crop
In tho 1:ast nnt su,,th Ut Frnnco gives riao to
much business. Tie rye cson Is Of rood 1unll-
~. hut h under average.
Tho Londen Agricultural Gazttlc snys: OF tho
whcnt ncrcngu ii per cent gives nn avernpo
ylcld: Al pcr cent gives un,tcr nn arurlEct al.tt
per cent rtvcs I'LL hrcr,Igc Harley Will h1
ulovo an Mvcrapc. OAts nre disappointing.
Thur wHsn severe drought II Swttzorland
during July, sorts,lsly 1copardEzng tho corcai
crops, which bufnrc Ind l'een VERY promising.
Tue prospects for tho output vi the wheai. rye,
and hurley crnl,s In Prussia arc much csa prom-
ising than In 1890.
Thu exports Of hrcndstu[1s from tho United
Suites uriug lust July, aud for tho scvcn iaanhs
ending thcrowth. nlau tho quantities for corrc.
sEpnt!lng scvon mouths of 1850, ttlcldo tho fol-
lowing;
, 1881-08-22

shart rIhs. scer AuptulbGl, ctot0a ut ta:5H9.1}9.
GHEIer!anaa: ya.?lu en1Sd: "nE;Gat ln,ns ,0at.
Lii hns0rlEU; RfeuH hatNt. saly average. .nift.l}c.
Naeon nnot11 ht 1t444itn for shoulders. slfu
hMEts. all canTnAGd hEA paEkTH.
MEEf'-HHH HuiGt ut aiL!Nat1.M for tnpss tll.39jj@
1ls0 tor cxtEa ness And III ues.l, VI for hams.
, 1881-08-22

TIC OxpDFts 1t NrUV1sl0sls FFOM tHu *tMbhf1
for tho wn.,x onltnE A,tK. included a4gs brls
pork. a:aA, iris lWnf, ,i;Gst It's lart, 'saa4t
lbs huH lcht, ,St1s DiS lbs cheese, nnd no. lbs
tnllow+
Tho following was tho distribution Of tho OK.
ports Ut Hour. whent, and Curl for tho week cntl'
it1g Aug. IL fr,in Montreal, l,ostpr, New York,
rhlln1lnIt,hIn. 1lAltlnIQrp, MID Now GrlcNts;
, 1881-08-22
KANSAS, CITY,

8ptetul Dtspateh to Tho Chicago 1rtbuns.
KASsAa cry, Mo-. Aug. .n-tsnAls-1ho Price
Currtnt roportA; Whoat-itocopts, 360!t ba, ship.
nen.s :5 q, b!,t siow Hnd lo,TeF; Ho tash II ly,ss
-Kucepts, l,sI bu; shipments. ~ bu hElnsr, No.
CAy,. GSu, AUGUST, Tic, .
, 1881-08-22

DETROIT, Mich. avg -stoady and I'm.
chRngcd.
tiltAlS-Whent dnii3 Mol white ti+55t AuGust and
Ncptombor VI tl,SHt Octuber, 3l.aot NuyDmter,
N.1!4s the yqaE si.1i Gos white, sL1. No. rcd.
, 1881-08-22
1tTTFFAT.0.

HurrAIHn3, y, AUX. Observation-Disclosures generally
unsettlod'Atsd nominal qaotatlonB Only, Wheat
Enlss entiysuU hu No. hard Duluth yCnr A. sl3ls
AuD bu 1atbbsr at&l.StH. Con-SaIGs Wun bu No.3
IL RrrlvU n& t1E- URi& nominal at 3jc.
CANAL fHfI1AT4-unchAHY4d.
, 1881-08-22

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. D.-Stght exchange (
Naw York, fi.lU ter $l,UQ0 premium.
Sterling EXCHANGE. bankers tlllB, IS1,
, 1881-08-22

RAILROAD ITMI;-T1REF
A ttls[VAI. AND DEpAlyrli:lnr (.
a TnA1Ns;ExrI.ANA1tnN ~ Tnnh nnih. OP
tMonlny vxceptGh. 3Ilalfy. '''I eIcepIsi
a.. ,ThleMRn q anrlhwe.tern 1tatlw,.
nl,ly ~ y Ginrk.s.: tr!nd tncllt iaIasse hslos.
ana HelMt corner nt WUlls md KntIr..i:s tl9u&A
, 1881-08-22
Northern Michigan LIlle.

4 steamer ur this liuu will leave Cbloaxo ut ., n,
1'assdays aud Friday. " Gsch weak, taking fre!ghs
ulen Haven. Lplsad. Ehsttbyetx. stoskfy, liaf1ot
spgnS tpsi u eses xa
clsJslsoa.- Once and N0aks fo2t N2Eh .fas!is.st-
, 1881-08-22

Hop bltters IL 4 preventive and cure fps ax,ke;
I'll your own fault II you have II.
, 1881-08-22

!,crnmber, al.Ha1.+.x tho yunr; No. do. &1asai11.
NJ, tin. tiltt1. nv. ,or,1 9nmc tnne y: whcst.
tptterhsE; ttHlat'sK~.1iAo uctSrrt ~ "a
Ntvrmtari 7l"s"+1sss sIarnnnrr. t4etb!tst'ltN tho
yetr. tntslwrrf ;t4ssf;o cnst rhntD1,bcrt
thali4 Octutcs ttsiJ1fo NGsuu,Gor. io Dtcoinhori
{yG h[afgr: H. III lhI. .
IkAtt--tlrin nj ittNt
Htrrklt--FIrnlt .inlry, lft2.le.
EtllA Firm Al l.t< liz.
WniHKf-Flrn, NJ Fl.ls.
f'lsttvIHtuNH--E EHAtcr EOGnR, hut not l1wcrf Hny
itEtSiiTt-Fleur 'mg brls, whenL aittN b,!t sors,,
hMtrstESTa-Flnur. ;.n brla, rhnet, n uJ I'M. corn.
w. bus ohtA. u,1O but f5r, lh0 but bhsleJ nohos
, 1881-08-22
19TVEGfI

USWEGU.
OawE7O, Aug, M-aR4lN-Wheat Higher. Corn
hixhcss hgh-nllxed, s0oi No. =, ".
, 1881-08-22


II0t} PtsOnUt~r3-Wcrc less ntt!re. md rntlicv
veAk. Tlor0 fair vnNmu Ut irtttlts1E i'll lard,
bit Nnty nbout hAf lHucI lnln9 III p'rk tho
prgvlDus day. The Htt9r Mhs the wekest, tito dis
pusltIOn IL bcnt tartl MD meats 0clI,g somewhat
checked ly n rGpurtoA allvRncu If Cd On both III
I.tysrps'oi lhoF1 WIS HpAiEdsily II desire to soil
much tuOte than ChanGeA hAEis but holders h MT
want to boar thu market ,tnch un II .ht t!omnnd. \
faw ints Ut meats bought for cutting; md nsrco;
nh1o Variation from tho munntOny Df tllG preCtalnR
wGek, during whie, tnu about all tho FcpoFud bIlDs
OF provlsiUns Ind brtn fur future delivery. Thu
sunIu,ar packing ut this city 10 Iptc IL estimated
l.Ss7, ,UN hond, nRanst 2tlu0 ~ do last Yaar, and
t,11,Diu fur salna tiinH In 4SsI
MESS ltK-bcgIincd pss tec pUr Dr, trom Tho latest
rrlC9s OF Friday. aud cuseti lame. Silica were ra-
Iortud of :i, brls scllor sup,uu.bur n, slat4 4sa'
huU trla sclIer oc,nbcr ut ssutsai oI brls estlcr
~ ~ k ssst 4 "? % S. ''t HIS ssl!st ls@ss Ssq";
siSes tho sa1su Tor Tho tlas, cln'x tho Cult iaat.1'
.. park. r!iss asst I'D. saa"tsp. h;a i. ,sita ri.
ss!sl'Ssi isS! ,1;,K; ss'sii; i;S
$ssS:@::"...:::"::: : i:$ i:;$ ;s:4SI;;;; E;;; Ss}
ts; vi @ S. III. Us deferred iyt.
urra hcnE Tho wHakvsl, ad cluspi ssilv balow Tho
se;, r. St s5e{ S'ss ,ss4
] s as$T A'; y 81 iusm ~ sss ia; ts Vt aSs
u ts,o tia;. lasia.ins iho ca !eana Transactions:
...na. t;:sy, t:as:,y sa"9@ss I"SsS d, Ssxt: ia.
$?ssssss:s:: ?s|ssss:::. | III; SIG! '!s 'ss
s;?ss S rs - s!s;S
!':ssa s 81 ssesnssl s. 4 "
sea,. q : @ ,, Siss1 IA noaaefns i Y p5yaN!;S,
Sans a'.S III IT, a ses *
, 1881-08-22

COTTON.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. S.-C0TToN-steadyl mfddltnK,
liAu, saIes uD bAlos, rocapts, t0i shipments, ad'
stock, A+A
AtkMrilly, AuR, sl-coTToN-SteAdyt rccatpta. ~
balsss shlpmOuts. u7i stock osol sales, 2Q' mid.
NEW UNLEANa, La. Aug. ACKNOWLEDGING mid-
ln9. l3l{1b low m!ddllEE. ll<nl En0d ordinary
tU}$cS net receipts, 10 bnlOAt krU1s, l t1lSk, HQ
atoGk G9,QAk
, 1881-08-22

INDIANAPOLTS.
lSptAHArotIs, Aux. A-lttAIS.-Syhcat ste1dy
}l334!.3a Corn stcndyi G5lEGd.
, 1881-08-22

DRY GOODS.
NEW foNK, Auz. N-uusluess ID irregular but
mosty moderate with package houses, and the Job.
bin9 trade fairly Arttvp Cot1n goods arc firm. and
plaid O.nRbufRa are advanced BY usonlA, Prtnt4 arc
III steady demnNd sn4 d1oss Rnghalns sutlFo. MDR's
MV&F Ut W0lntl1 C4llNNo quilt aud tteAdfs tuFHtKu
E0u&is aFu Ia fAlt daMNud.
, 1881-08-22

TURPENTlNE.
WILMINGTON, Aug. 1L-BplnITA " TuRFHHTtEE-
tiTM ri ASc Others unchanged.
, 1881-08-22

PETROLEUM.
rITrsnpn1. Aug .1t-rEfnuLEuA-Acttyot United
certificates. sl}{o bid, senned TIC, rhllAde'phsa de-
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-02
g.. GnilfOrd,

Rev. Mr. Bissell, of New Haven, supplied
the pulpit of the Third Congregational
church last Sabbath, in place of Rev. G. w.
Banks, who is improving but will undoubt-
edly be unable to preach for some time to
come.
A union memorial service was held in the
Third church last Sabbath evening. The
singing was by the choirs of the several
churches in the borough and Mr.. Bissell, who
sang "The Lord my Pasture Shall Prepare"
with very fine effect, and the speakers were
the Revs Thomas, Andrews and Taylor.
On Memorial day the members of Parme-
lee Post, G. A. R., preceded by the New
England band, marched to the West and East
cemeteries and thence to the pedestal for the
monument on the Green, where the flowers
were distributed, the daughters of the yeter-
ans appropriately dressed in white. and adj
dresses were delivered by several of the vet
Grams. In the evening Music Hall was
filed with an attractive audience from Gull
ford and adjoining towns to listen to music
by the New England band, and speeches by
Revs. William G. Andrews and F. III. Taylor
and veterans from Madison and Guilford
The music and speeches were good, and the
interest manifested by all parties was fully
as intense as that of any previous year.
Report says that New Haven parties will
give concert in the Third church one week
from this evening.
The rye and grass crops in this region
season, and vegetation of all kinds is coming
forward with exceeding rapidity.
Rolf & Redfeld, our new livery men, are
filling their stables with good stock and are
doing lively business.
luna
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-02
Seymour.

The sociable given by the ladies of the
Methodist church at the parsonage last
Thursday evening was well attended. The
gross receipts amounted to SIG.
Fred Hilton is playing with the Ansonia
brass band.
Mrs. c. Nugent, of Essex, is spending a
short visit with her relatives in this place
James Swan, successor to the Douglass
Manufacturing company, sails for Europe
sometime this month.
The ladies of the Congregational church
will give strawberry and ice cream festival
at Wooster Hall Tuesday evening, June 7th
There was horse trot at Rimon Park Sun
day.
John Rogers, for nineteen years in the
employ of the Naugatuck railroad as baggage
master in this place, will no longer act in that
capacity, he having severed his connection.
Decoration day was not observed in this
place. the factories running as usual, and the
stores did the usual business as on any other
day. The soldiers graves were unceremo-
niously decorated by members of Epson Post
No. 40, G. A. R.
June LIST, 1881.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-02
State News.

Monday evening George F. Lewis was
driving a carriage from Plainville with two
ladies', and not seeing the O'Clock train
going west, the rear wheels were struck by
the locomotive at 'tBlack Rock, " and the 90
cupants were thrown out, though fortunately
were not seriously injured Shortly after
wards two gentlemen were driving rapidly
near the same place, and not hearing the
$50 O'Clock train for Hartford, would, with
out doubt, have been struck by the engine if
it were not for young lady who resides near
to the approaching train
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-02
CEN1AuR
[iniin1ent.


The most powerful,
Penetrating and Pain-relieving
remedy ever devised by man. 1t
soothes Pain, it allays Inflammation, it
heals Wounds, and it cures
RHEUMATISM,
Sciatica, Lumbago, Scalds, Burns,
Stiff Joints, Cuts, SWellings, Frost
bites, Quinsey, Salt Rheum, Itch,
Sprains, Calls, and Lameness from
any cause. Sufferers from
PAIN IN THE BACK,
Fever Sores, EruptiOns, Broken
Breasts, contracted Cords, Neu-
ralgia, Palsy or dislOcated limbs ;
and owners of horses, planters, me-
chanics, merchants and professional
men everywhere, unite in saying, that
CENTAUR LINIMENT
brings relief when all other Lini-
ments, Oils, Extracts and Embroca-
tons have failed.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-02

town, Duchess county, N. Y, writes: DIR.
Swayne & Con, Philadelphia, Gents FL en-
close q postoARce order for eight dollars !;
please send me one dozen London Hair
Color Restorer'' It has stopped my hair
from falling and restored it to its natural col
or It has proven satisfactory in every re
pect. The London Hair Color Restorer"
can be obtained at all the leading druggists
at IS cents bottle. ma26 d&weow1y4p
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-02
AsH-ToNlC

A Perfected Purifier or the system
ToN1c-"Incyeasing the strength, o60Sattng ne
effects of debiity and restoring he0tey J~nctso7S.
WEBSTER. i.
For Indigestion, and Dyspepsia,
the many forms of Liver Comp1alnt,
Impure and Impoverished Blood and
Functional arrangements attendant
upon Debility, and for Building up
the weak, Ash-TOnic is doubtless the
most prompt and certain remedy yet
devised. In 1-2 lib. bottles, 20 cents;
Six Bottles, 81. Accredited Physl-
clans and Clergymen, who may desire
to test the Tonic, will be supplied with
not exceeding six bottles, at one-haIf
the retail price, money to accompany
the order. Sold by Druggists, and by
D. B. Dewey & Co., 46 Dey ST., N. Y.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-02
City Court-CriminaI side-Judge shell
CITY Court Notes.

Previous to opening the trial of cases m
the City Court yesterday morning, Judge
Sheldon appointed Lucius P. Deming assist
ant prosecuting attorney in place of John P.
Studley, who was sworn in as assistant judge
of this court. Prosecuting Attorney Rufus
S. Pickett, Clerk julius G. Gable and Assist
ant Clerk James Bishop were all reappointed:
The assistant prosecuting attorney, clerk and
assistant clerk are appointed to serve at the
pleasure of the court, while Attorney Pickett
is appointed for one year, according to pro-
vision of the city charter.
Judge Sanford has rendered decision in
the Bridgeport case of George III. Knight vs.
Constable George F. Wildman, awarding the
plaintiff S., 115 damages and costs. mo-
ton for a new trial has been made.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-02

Hair dressing and restorative is to be found
in LONDON HAIR Colon REsToRER. 1t seldom
fails to restore gray or faded hair to its orig
ina1 youthful color and beauty. Falling hair
is checked by its use, and it produces a
growth of beautiful young hair, soft, glossy
and luxuriant. It certainly is the most
cleanly and effective hair restorer now before
the American people. 4 A. Gibson, Barry.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-02
State Correspondence.


The speech of our accomplished young
citizen, Alfred E. Hammer, delivered at the
Congregational church on Memorial day, is
highly and justly extolled by our people.
We are informed that the Emmett Dramat-
10 club will soon present a comedy at Gay
lords Hall.
an uncertain condition with consumption.
There will be a meeting of the veterans of
this town on Saturday evening for the pur-
pose of attempting to organize a branch of
the G. A. r. here.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-02

A gentleman of Swedesboro, N. j., says
ST have taken 'Kennedys Favorite Remedy
for kidney complaint, and with the best re-
suits" So have thousands of other folks
Those who know ''Favorite Remedy never
think of taking anything else for kidney
complaint, blood disease, rheumatism, and
scores of common Ills. 1t is a household
friend, and costs you only one dollar to put
bottle on your shelf. ..Favorite Remedy
never fails. DIR. David Kennedy, Rondout
N. Y. my2O 12d2w 4p
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-02

Cathartic and alternative. Is a well known specific
for constipation indigestion and all disorders of the
stomach, liver and kidneys. Ninety years. popular
attests its purity, safety and superiority all
waters of this class. Av id all coarse irritating
waters, foreign and mestic: they impair the d.
gestive and kidneys, thereby inducing ire
parable results. None genuine sold drsught. For
sale by leading druggists, grt'cers and h, tells
CONGRESS EMPIRE SPRING Co.,
myi9 3taw5w Saratoga, N Y
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-02
3ailroaos, 1T.
New York, New Haven and Har1

New York, New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad.
k%s ON and after Thursday. Dec, O. 1sso
ROE NEW YoRK-Express trains a. .s.2s, s.:1s, SOS
9:33 n. m, 1:50, 1886, 5:2s and s:26 D. M The an
a. train stops at Milford.
WASHINGTON MIGHT EXPRESS, via Harlem Riv
er Branch, 11:40 p. m, daily, stops at Bridgeport
South Norwalk I'd Sta
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAINS at 5:35 .. m. (this train
runs to Bridgeport without stopping, thence 40
ceInmodation to New York.. $50 a. m accommo-
datton to South Nor ak, thence exp e+ to Ne
YORK, stopping at Stamford, Greenwich, and
new Rochelle junction $50 a. M, 12:Oa
noen, 4:0o and $40 p m. Train for Bridgep IT Al
5:46 p m daily. Sunday evening train for Nev
York VIII leave at BIS p. NJ, arriving at GRAND
z.,x oe4tEal Depot at u:50 p. m. :.
Fos MARIF0nD MIDDLErowN, NEW BRITAIN.
sPRINGFIELD, BOSTON, AND THE NORTH5
cypress 1;ls. a. m. for Boston via Spring
neid. stopping at Meriden and Hafffor5
S;bO q M, daily for Hartford stopping n
MeEioen This train goes from Hzrt.
tosu 70 sosson via Willimantic and Putnam.
neld Express at 1888 a. for Meriden Ber15s
New Britain, Middletown, Hartford and snr,na'
neld 1u:4S g. M, accom-. to Meriden only ~
press A:21 p. M for Springfield, stops at Hartforh
and Mertden only. ACCOMMODATION 320 n IS
% springfield. Accommodation at 5:35 n m -,
aar0ord, connects for New Britain and Mfddis.
sown. Express 611 p. for Boston, stoppfno
Mer1den and Hartford only. Accom- SID n m
for Springfield. ~ r ~
FOR NEW LONDON, PROVIDENCE. NORWICH
BOSTON and the East.-Express trains at s19.1
Hldnignt and 3:1S p. m. This train stons at Nav
ofoos only. accommodation trains at sos IO:iO
m, 400 p m, Especial to Conn River. ston
ping ct Al statfons.) sos p. m, $50 D, M
tfe1gnt with passenger car, New Haven tn NeU
London, stopping st all stations)
mn Daaly. E NJ. REED, Vice President