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The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-07-28

WHEN one of the older children of
my friend was saying her evening prayer,
and said, "Give MS this day our daily
bread" her little four-year-old sister
whispered in her ear, "Say butter, too,
Taty." t..If.r
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-07-28

PARIS journal says that Baron. the
singer, is OF an unusual height-so tall,
indeed, that when he>went the other day
to consult doctor about severe cold
in the head, the physician said, "My
friend, yon must have got your feet wet
last year,"
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-07-28

The Georgia Legislature has passed law
making it penal offense to point frearm at
person whether loaded or not
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-07-28

The walls of building in Jersey City,
recently burned, fell few days since, burying
beneath its debris twenty children, who were
gathering wood. Two were taken out dead,
and one with both arms broken.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-07-28
Defng Away with Expense.

Wash Allen, who few days ago murdered
N. J. Scott, at Kingston, La, was taken from
the jail at Mansfield, that State, by forty
masked men, taken to Kingston, and hanged
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-07-28
GAAA H>-

Hanford, in Washington Territory, was last
week almost totally destroyed by FIRE. Several
valuable blocks burned.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-07-28

valuable silver and copper mine has been
discovered near Ft. Laramie.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-07-28
Town Destroyed.

A yacht containing six young men, Of
Boston, Was capsized In Squantum Get, and
all were drowned.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-07-28

About the only thing new about Guiteau is,
he ID getting fat.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-07-28

Advices from portions of Illinois state that
the army worm is doing much damage.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-07-28
SIZE Yeusg Men Drow,ea.

A Berlin dispatch says the heat there is al
most intolersble, and there are many cases Of
sunstroke. ...
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-07-28
NEWS OF THE WEEK.


Germany viii have new cable to the United
States
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-09-28
Citizens Meeting.

On last Wednesday the news was re-
ceived that President James A. Garfield
was dead. The school-house bell was
tolled, and the gloom of sorrow was
complete. A citizens meeting was
called for that evening, and although
only short notice could be given. the
school-house was crowded. DR.. B, B.
Bennett was called to the chair and DR..
J. E. Clemens elected secretary. The
following committee were appointed to
draft suitable resolutions for the occa.
sion: Messrs. Stockton, Parce and Viii
COX. Mr.. 81. G. Holcomb was instructed
to Telegram Secretary Blaine an express
sion of our grief. Mr.. Holcomb then
addressed the meeting on the subject
of its call; he reviewed the public life
OF the martyred President, feelingly
portrayed the grief of the nation, and
paid an eloquent tribute to the nations
widow. By unanimous request, Mr..
Holcomb permitted the manuscript of
his remarks to be filed among the rec
ords of the meeting. Messrs. Wayne,
Strack and Bohannon made short and
appropriate addresses. The hymn,
''Safe in the Arms of Jesus" Was sung
with feeling. The Committee presented
series of resolutions which were unan-
imously adopted.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-09-28
Lake WInnemfssett.

A public meeting of the citizens of
school district No IA was called for on
the 22d inst, sufficient notice of which
having been previously given to meet at
P. NJ. In response, nearly every fam
lily in the north and west part of said
district met at the new store building
recently erected at the south end of the
lake. The meeting was called to order
at $50 P. NJ, and the following officers
were elected: president. DR.. G. J. B.
jackson; vice president, VIM. Raw
lings; secretary, G. F. Pollard. The
following series OF resolutions were
adopted: That new school district be
formed out of part of the old school dis
trict No. IA, and named Winnemissett,
(meaning winsome waters), and the
school to bear the same name; also, that
lake Leila be changed to lake Winnie
missett: also, resolutions governing the
business of the school trustees. The
following trustees were duly elected by
ballot to act as town councilmen: DIR. c.
J. B. Jackson, president, to serve for
the term of three year.; VIM. Rawlings
and DIR. j. T.. Garrison, to serve for two
years; q. d. Shaw and @. f. Pollard,
to serve for one year. A series of reso-
lutions we're passed in regard to our ma
TONS deep grief. G. F. POLLARD,
Secretary.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-09-28
homestead Advertisements.
HOMESTEAD NOTICE.
Land Office Of

,1o G5Iadjn1Iesville, Fla, Sept. %, 1881 {
NOTICE is hereby given that the foiIo11
ii nisnfi0e settler has filed notice Of her
Of her cai 10 anna maH f6ot Ia proof IN support
before John W; Dickns, clerk Circm Tt Cn @Ge
~ Ea1ebbprise Fla on Tuesday the sth daW Of
of EbePf dSS w Fanny Bennett Widow
tlce No; 3765, for the southeast ! sontheoS no.
west ~ ana east of southwest and sontb.
south OF Of of section TO- township Il
ing witnesses to prove her cnnfir tno follow
V Wm upon, and cultivation of, said land. VIZ
W Wm Il; Menshaw, JAS. H. Pur5on' of VoIn H,H'
Conc ~ hcVGs, Spring Garden, and w A.
,7e,oo L. A. BARNES.
Register.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-09-28
GOuld'S Fertilizer.
IeaSrs. Gould C L0.

MeSsrs. Gould d; Co.,
GENTLEMEN:-I used one half ton of
your fertilizer, in connection with the
same amount Of Baker & Bro, New
York, ans: Bradley, of Boston. last Feb
ruary, using the same quantity Of each
on alternate rows throughout my grove.
I find yours gave as good results as the
others, which are much higher priced
Misunderstanding $50 so per ton for
B. & Bro. and $3.50 for Bradley, de-
livered here. consider yours equal to
eithsr of the others, and great saving
to the growers. Very Respectfully,
T. J. TUCKER
Wilcor, Orange Co., FyG.. Sept. 10.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-09-28
A Talented Lady's Views.

Mrs. G. F. Fleming, State Lecturer Of
Missouri, and also an artist of rare mer-
it, whose picture of Adelaide Nelson is
pronounced by the press to be the most
beautiful portrait in the United States,
in a recent letter said: 81 have been
troubled with kidney disease since my
childhood, and it finally eliminated in
chronic catarrh of the bladder. 1t
would be impossible for me to describe
how much I suffered, and had aban-
doned all hope of ever being cured. L
was, however, recommended to try
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure,
and it has done me more good than the
combined skill OF all the physicians I
have ever tried during my entire lite. y
Such testimony is beyond question, and
proves the value to all the ladies of the
remedy it advocates
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-09-28
HOMESTEAD NOTICE.
Land Office at

Gainesville, Fla, Sept, %, 1881. s
NOTICE is hereby given that tho f,11o,,.
ing-named settler has filed notico l' ~ ~
Intention to make final proof IN snnnn n n Of
ms claim, and that said proof will be- mSdn
6e1nre >. ". Dickins, Cier.z of the CircMit
Court at Enterprise, Fla. on .ionGa1 J thS
G tlI day q OF November, 1881, viz: ii, II.
northwcs tnIes af notice No 4O4 for tho
south range so east. He names the foIIow.
ing witnesses to prove his continuous reSi-
dcnce upon, and cultivation of said land
W.: Z. -, =. Wilcox, J. B. Jordan, ali Of De-
Lano, Ia and John, Sauls, C. b. Buck
nor all of Enterprise, Fla. -'"'N-
,9e,o, l.. A. BARNES,
ReGfSteT
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-09-28

@ NJ - YEAR and expenses to agents.
y Outfit tree. Address z. D. Vicix-
cry. Augusta, VIE. I72 223
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-09-28
worthless Stuff.

Not so fast, my friend; if you could
see the strong, healthy, blooming men,
women and children that have been
raised from beds of sickness, suffering
and almost death, by the use of Hop
Bitters, you would say, GLORIOUS and
invaluable remedy.-Phila Press.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-09-28

The Village of DeLand Is located
nYe miles east of our landing, Oh the St.
Johns River. where all river steamboats
pass; very nearly IN the Geogranb,coI
Center, north and south, of Volusia
county, and almost exactly in the GENRE
of the 'i
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-09-28
HOMESTEAD NOTICE.
Land Office as

Gainesville, Fla, Sep, Is, 1881. {
NOTICE is hereby given that the fol.
lowing named settler has filed norice e.
her intention to make final proof in SUI.
port Pc OF me- claim, and that said proof will
Circuit Court, at Enterprise, Fla. on
Friday, October 28th, 1881, viz: Nav
e. Jamison. Homestead No. S,72o for the
northwest of northwest section =
township IS south, range 80 east. She,
nan name a the following witnesses to prove
n net cOn at uous residence upon. and cult
DeLand, Fla RUFUS f. Dougherty I ,e1yi is
ford, Fla. Ia RAR n! !S9leS-
I'o 10 Register,
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-09-28

The evidence that Florida is the
healthlest State in the Union is curcnla.
tive. DR.. Marvin returned to Minneso-
ia, and writes back: IL had not heen
here two days before I contracted a Sc
we're cold, and my joints have become
affected with rheumatism. feel miser.
able and uncomfortable all the time:
these cold, raw winds and damn
cloudy weather affect me much, and /
long for the time when shall return to
Florida. Much sickness prevails here
and much of it is of a fatal character y
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-09-28
THE FLORIDA AGRICULTURTST
Special Notice


Hartles having land for sale will do
Wen TO put it in the hands of T v
Farce, Justice of the Peace DeTand
fla: He is well posted in real estate
Is the only person in our midst oh,
holds Real Estate Brokers' license
ana has every facility for the business
Also parties wishing to purchase can
not do better than to consult Mr. Parc rec
ana examine his descriptive circulars
Bee Keepers, lookl An s page weekly
D paper for only 75cts Der vear
Every bee keeper should subscribe for
1t. The only bee paper published in
me New England States, and cheapest
IN the world. No subscriptions entered
on the list less than six months. Send
forty cents and try it for six months
specimen copy free. Contains each
week essays on bee culture by some of
the most talented writer's, letter box.
sketches OF interest and instruction to
pee Keepers. Address, Henry A. Poole
publisher, Mechanic Falls, Me. Box
4o'' agents wanted. 1851
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-09-28

Oyster Shell Lime and Fertilizers.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-09-28
MISCELLANEOUS
Descriptive Circular
DELAND, FLORIDA.

~GAHND1 HkUNE0H.
The Village of DeLand IS locotod
hYe miles east of our landing. on tba 81
johns River, where all river steamboats,
pass; very nearly IN the Geogranb1co1
center, north and south. of Vo1nsio
county and almost exactly in the centre
of the N-'''o
Great Orange Belt.
Ihls place is about twenty-five miles
from the Atlantic Ocean, and is oImos+
constantly favored with a tempered
Sea Breeze,
and from its elevation above tho r;,-o,, -.
ocatlon among the pines. and its isolation
from all standing water, 1t IS pecui,ar1v
adapted to the necessities OF lnval1ds.
Ahls belt of land is about twenty miles
long, and averages about five miles wide
10 sen1iy undulatlng, and, in our immedi-
"Ue vicinity. somewbathilly. Ou lands are
Unsurpassed in Fertility
ny any pine region IN the State. In onr
Iiiiage' which is only four years old, we
have fine
ScnOOl Building,
USED also for union Sunday School and
church services.
We have daily mails, three general mer-
I IiI stores one of the largest in South
rlorida, drug store, millinery and no.
zion store. furniture store.
The Florida AgricuIt,,rtst
large elght-page weekly paper. IS puh.
lisueu here, and is a valuable paner for
tnoSe desiring information from Florida
railroad from our LANDING via Dol 10
'ne Atlantic Coast Is chartered and wort,
commenced. also material on hand for q
Telephone to our landing. Our BOARDING
houses afford good fare at reasonable
prices. Carriages run to meet the ma;
boats daily to carry passengers to and
from the landing,
For the information of inyalids wa ,,,1
add That, several good physicians are SET.
Cied III our midst, cultivatlng oranges as
business, but aifording excellent medica
att when required. They eport the fol.
lON;ng
Remarkable Health Record.
During the years 1913, 1879 and $50 wdb.
circle OF miles diameter, DeLand being
Vhe centre, with population aver
aging over $50, many of whom came hero
lnvalids, there have been but deaths.
| Two were infants under 6 months. and
were men who came here sick"
A Chain of Lakes
| northwest Of us afford protection from
frost SO perfect that the extreme cold of
Dec. 30, 1880, did not injure our orange
trees or fruit.
We are offering these choice lands 70
actual settlers, at from ten to thirty
! dollars per acre. Village lots and i'm
proved property for sale also For fnr-
Their particulars call on or address
Y. PARCE
DeLand, Volusia County. Fla
H. A. DELAND,
Fairport. Monroe Co.. NY.
, 1881-11-09
BUSINESS
No Stock Board, No New York
Stock Report.
Tic rroatc )ll,sels tttisc, anl Ctntraly al n
Higher Eaasa d l'rites---silsat ani
torn S.foug.
Tic Afternoon .Tono sltoag-ProvIsioas IN
Fair Demand, and sympathlzad
with Grai1.


Tnesttus was election I'll New York, MD hence
VIC hnvH nh Wall strcGt rrI"rt.
IN C,lcugo, 1fattcat tnattcrs wcro Without
ct,auue. Money was III fnir dem ani froEn rls-
fo,nurs, but tho supply was abundant. tsl*coiint
rates. rs tlsuni. EGss per rent. GMlt lnans wert
rllrely nntlu. ns l,nkprs iln,t usc fur ilh,,t Ill
thu rl1nt!s ttIey havr III time aud ut rrgnnr
rules.
Srw York exchange continues very close.
Transactions between hunks nre rNrc, n,id n
l,,u 1T nj! thc tluurc Is very ncnr1y the mtc fur
tho shipment Hf csirrency-efz.: Nc prr Sl.ED
premium. ~ runrst the price IL nominal nt
..;,s:NklSuc. Eurl, we Gull kcciI M supply For
Itself by shipping eurrenGs. 1T wltra there IL
SILT large supply. All tho bt,ks reserve int
they hnft fur c.istunlcrs. They ntr Sill sup.
pltesl Mt pnr.
The bnl,k ulear,ugs wrrc $p.0O0 nUD.
Turk County AHs, iu1t,. Government hon'a*
nre strong ut ycstrt,nys 'lltotatioils. They nst'
DtAtric. Of t.0lunblA. :ih5s, l9ifblfS: thitcl
satea 1!;s eIs cuntlnttct!h Mi: ;i!is tis
ronfinuctiI. i0t1.0tHl!s: Is. liHipl1ias.
Chicago City Hallway SIS, ut: th!caAo Is,
hi. We n,le sule Ut sou West Chcagn Rail-
way ut 1011s. ...
LONDON, Nov. 81 u. t,.-Consols. motley,
lUl flo; nccDtlnt. ln0 n-lt.
Fnitr anu IL t,n!f ballls, tlGti.
1Iltuois Central. Iii; Pennsylvania Central,
l8s's; New York tentrhl. III; Erie, 49,i; do Sec
-pt,tls. 1Gt: Ncuitx, 1tt..
PARIS. Nov. s.-itrntcs, SGf. l0c.
in,STt,S.
llusro:;, Nov. a.-Stucs ExchAnre closed.
, 1881-11-09

with .iul,s selling ut fiAl.N n,,,s heavy ri sim
ftG.rL iM.tic Mrru tiull u.nl linr!nnv'at with
sulrs vi S33....hs1 1.N1.
III ltic .Iry-nuMls tmrkct tl,urc wus essl.Ihra-
tion uf Tho ,rlIttsIdn nntcd f"r Il 'i!t,nbor vi
,lnya previous. 1sMs,su " tito '1nfnrurAhlc
,scltt,or nlth tho had cul,,tltiu., Ut tho rhtss
throughout tho ntcrtur Nf tho Gssthrr trHio IL
exceptionally dull nntl nnll rnntis 'iurnl,A1,ts
find II demand Tor their u'nais illtr4 win In no
tMc.istll fur tho rrnssortinY Ut stucks. md II
tn1 trade hero fur sn..,c ,tl1nr IL como ntNy
tl1utcforn ba cxpeetgfl. 1Ionts mid shines wdro
lit u.Hnt rct,.,cst. AMI rubber ,roods also
wcro moving freely. prices rcInnInfnE firm.
t'InttfnK wAs ordered apArInply. Mi.I thu
millinery Eootts trat1u ntto Wis salck. III tho
ricti-frut ,Nnrkct ttarc were hp changers. tr;t,'o
continuing lu 1T rather casy }'rcrs. Fish
were .,uutptl ,tt.ut with whtst.'lsll offered TT
ST. inilG.a; t,pr ,,nr trl. Nh changes IT tnl-
tt,rtn.lru weru nnttst II, tho innrkrt for ,hiry
prn.',tIls. Oils wcro qntlth as hrfnrc, exrcl,t-
it,r TIT advance III whale uf Il, now held ut 5.c.
rIx..rUu WIS ucttyo nt,s tir,l.. toal rc1lIntnctl
.lnll.
Tic hay tnarkct whs II tritln caslcr. t',ni4h MI
Guutnhl0 ehAnRt IL noted. Iii Errnh fFtstia M.
plcs were casy, nwnE +" tho heavy rrcetll*,
whrh are ct,'nl,.G lnrneir fra.t Cssnnta. Lannon's
uro lnwcr, and California fri.itS stcu,ly ut 'l,so-
tntit,nx. Ilrs nse wayktu4 t.lr slowly. with 'Ittr-
tAt5pl1s barely fhatt.tneil. HrGh6n n.itl ln!lt,w
nrn still wcnk. aIic rt,rtps lcing light nIlu ths
l!cnnnsi lighter. IN nctn mid timers wMro
1Irslt trnt n reported by lHo rnIalnx dealers Ut
ltlu quotations ur Est wcrk. rotutora werp
stcutly nlst unchanged. Mul Is ttt and stcnly.
Scrtls were ,tnll fur cloyrr and tiniutl,y mid
u,titr ncttvc far raxscn', which latter solti Mt
<e.tyitlat GltainH ut tiB lntset ,ute. ttoyGr WIS
ritnthbin ut S6.sItf1 II for prime nnd tfmuthy ut
s!,1ial.,a.
i.lku rrtIphta wer. nctIyc, &c l,eIg freely patl
oil corn tu tutTnEo. The .!ef,,ai1a VIVA li't 10 tho
, 1881-11-09

" HkHtHglHH hsff.
shr stnilsI, tnurt tl,ti Ii lis r.a II ,rGeivt.v
tie .pnlnttc rtt1l+ ut Ills reslttr,enn tl,u tit H.
AMI tho Frehrli tsl1 tinrtAn S!kt0rs In thu rt,-
ti!'dA the 1ullaw.uy ttny,, 't'ro,itesl Arthur
a'!,pt.'! thu pa.l .,Isarv.. III tt,al Ca.,rt. ia,
dent atrlur. la ht. bce,t thu e.sss h,resufnrc,
~ sin MpIh'tH!c', ptusT. u!i nwtttiuT thu arrival
Of yls1Ira WIN wsnI!'i l"ss Him ~ t'lrn, n*ft,x
~ th.y isi'1 ab 10 .xr'lIE HtEti ttvs l!,n ysst:
~" awaited hIs Hrrisnl. anh frru stntinnary
w,'iia' +: tns prssrnt arl'"ashsh H''a 1rruto'I
: Another feat,su "t .,ln reception wh!cl, w.s
liotlcs,l wus that Frcal,!rnt Arilltr aud seots-
tnly lsfnhh l,th wura fr,ak ,',.Ils whit0 MI thu
IL wsur et,lirt un[!trHIs wore tlTchS tui,s. 1t
will 10 trn",nsler.t Tint 'hrtltE President
in,il.t ni ~ tu wh"ii"s r.,s or ~ ir,k | stIta s,,
'i,'r'si NV fssrs 's.vpti"" II ths 'iirioaats
dress suit. Int stcrrtasy E.arl4 uns!l LIsi %uw
Tsar,4. .nsHralIY wo!. @ = fns't M e.'nt; la,rt S.w
Tho .l,aUtlta wttAuut ,.AL9nrIns used iaho r,x.
xlnst N .kt,,w wtisthor Il. llts respect IL ,nw
t!ls txainae"f thu President tsr t!ia srcrnury nf
X guniIclna, mt raiit!ptl ~ wrar Il Uniform,
lllt who o".11ptrs ~ llnptrtsIt l!ru y! osna of
thu t'He!EIt hEMtaAs here. spr4ks NJ hnslnx
tHrn r,ikxlrtl ~ IA what Moul.l t'o the h!ust
.a,lal''s dress |" wrae w'ps l',.,ucnt Gnrttci,t'r
rnu IN tnu ,,o.lrusi'M tint IN fi,,.su ,lteinhrrs
Entu!,ra', sourta wt'!!! wear thv,. IN that ~
hlE'. Ati.! ~ 1lu wfr il. fUtis tsttl. th0 pr.l-
'ptttty " appearing tn fHIl dlusa Ut II tuntrnI.
while !thcr1 think II rrpcr tn show tn thu 1n,,J.
cstt ut .tenth sha samv .lrtprelnp tl tilh rcsirl
% ant tacy ;. w".,i.! my ~ ~! out!hy .nyet.Yn,
rope. ~ tw''tMtvrals IL, lwt, !rlvalo tMlntliek III
Washington W'ihn lrw yt'Art nlIa Ut tho cllrr
n.nlirtltra tikiS this view 0f Tho ease. tina w.IA
r.al'nn.!aht: llvru tho tllhss Mpiuarr1 nt lhs
s,'n"r.l n llli .ystling .iress 2it. etuer t'eea.
lleer wien the 1l!sbal wnlr his tll! .irtx4 IlnI-
fJrIi 'l' "h:ffs !" rsr"rt trr 7" tiiu Er,lyr.
, 1881-11-09

1UtRus fur pour 10 e1tH.
Nl'FrA1.1,
HrfrAtII. Nov. S-CArri.s-- -ttprctp,, t,,.,
!ssss:s !sst t !':'s s.a'a :';s L !!t'!
,, sIEE i, SS ,.*Ni!s , .i.sre!p,., tsn: san.D,
:s: ] ::si; s sssx st F;ts
f. s,tss 'a'' s5srn ia,,,. t. t.'e%! ttea! ss"
-itsGeirts. slati; tr!n,,at'ri Through, " c,,
WIN Y"tses, sn'a; sts's 'ssfsi st snsT a S's, 4 s ]
wse..,s M ttS, u; cao'se snsY, fsatsa ps sis1 IL
ee'de' a'' so'a. ,r ,,,,.
~ !Ol:ie, NV. A.t:A1.rl;E -isore,p:s. q, as,,.
;a,nsH1ts 's E,,tply . s%Hs'sts '.ln'ly e"i i
prices ttS .s.e DstH sr CO.. s'1 I'D ..,st Ist
"trs sna sSsi a rP. Il ss fss, IND s so f,ys
lift iatr ;ats,a,a t"F tn'p'''s stssrs nj ue it '
shS%f' sa :st :ssgSt "!"y y.;s, ,s'a asf :f:
IL !ansm9ssSist; si 9tty,i. 9 " '"'' ''ps' ~ IA,
wArEltrtpwS.
wArEArnwx. staA... Htty. s,--!lEkp r,71lr-n..
sis. s:na u 'a 'a', ,1!sst ss'I,,tt 1
% sx,n,; st:{ i,:t aSa|;,y. ts:!ts s'sss:. .sss:i
arssssa ,i6s'.s!s fss. .% Tut '"'"e' ''s' ' m Sos'
..s f Si sT a,sa as. Sse'ts b s!Ss; f .,s, 1s 4
ncks nettves shrup IN lis. t9tesi.A, rssh: r1tts
KASsAs city.
:. spseiat, Dtsuasth 10 The fAieaao Ytisun:
f;s MHSs"s E!H,Fis G'Tx W" si E%s. 1Srs III! F
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tirsan. working
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Ctonkea.:. 4h
With prices EhuwluE mi Important ynrsatons. 1ha
uarkot Is farly s.aady Mt tito following a,otAtuns:
:sS $$ i:S'S
IEl.rEK -;rteru WI duh and l,uayy market for
Everything pen.,lua helt,w cl,ocu. the aI. pr!cos
H,uly ruling I.uvu Iessel,ed the consumption Tint
pyun With thu cnrrant ls:t yoceps tho market Is
nnII,sY auppllct. Any n,nlerlat increase wontd M
i,t,l rusuit IN Kpnusl dseMu hut HttIe butter "
sosnR nbruaA. una this numa huyess ,aaing NTH.
lH1 In ntIyA,su Ut current nsg'lt. "wo nuutu;
;s"s;y Is fssns" s
'sFyy ''sFy SsqSi ~ 6 xasa: s%s'o
ntIiEEsE -Isenalnn IA tial, betors.: tito recent
s!iaht ucEnp as'Hs fnil0d to poFcsptibly stimulate
ts hqnund. unty thu tnust goa!s lind buyers nj tho
outside Huottlons' thou lh re.all war, tow and
medium xradcs "re almost wholly neglected. W.
pu1tu: t<.' 8
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ii.srt sS'Mt Soi;;aT SiI,l
Iat tkHl. cs1snion to R'iod .:............,,.,.
L1>Al'yus quuit,i ~ but,,rv,' The tielnna wms r-
ported listt.at the fo1la"lna pTlcos, which nuluds
duIlvsry.
hs%.s''.:;' Ss ;s::ssF *;';s B;:v $s
!s!' ;s,; !:'!?;$; ;;;s :'s +; ss;
;1s'. s fs:'1r n r., ss .* for pork
Js styas ~ tss t5st' 5! fsss fsis .,
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VII i ssSs j. IT, s,sa IT. s@
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, 1881-11-09
REAL ESTATE.


The following Instruments wcre fled for reg"
ord Tncsday, Nos.H
CITY rlurElsr:.
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rtaee Il. IT; Il ii i:"is. !, :ixii3i
.!a.e slny ,l,"rnce q. loasnsafI l" W'It- 81.
aatsa NV. I 'si"rtan i. si;sd '':iaiS i. ,,,
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ss;s ; $::s
nIilh.. -. a4tl
G".a. nv. ,tAitr"is T. TTrist" alSvtt II: ,,,.,
i: 81 iiaitt:: I :ix ''
aaisd Sov.s iti'ar's. Essis',%. !" :%asSs r.
A; ;;l III iii; iii
;s;$s ~; i ;;;.s i ;s; ;s;xi
-. sii%aakss Si ias1 iia!iway cSa;psy! LID
' sS sii & ;xs;'a% Il a'', s!i: il j + ss a
s, S{:i iis: l. sa i t. ss:
rs.iSs! !" s''I.; Il; 81 hsil t fsy f. i1a IL e
..; ~ S.y loln y t'sos .,is to !"i1 sxH4lsr = '
'?&; &os II ;iaa 9ua%aj a Il u a:a; % fs.ssk ]
iulua tlrt. r turvts U. shular,I i" Frtat llnn-
rm.nty: WI :.s..,Hi ii. i iiw"i isSyt. il Xix ~
1u tt. tatud Ans. Frank T.. Ery tn Hurry .,
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dated Nov. stAIh.ttl ulasln IN tnTl j. Ar.n-
W"sia II. 4 II G,,r ii WiitsiE q I. IixiIH Il,
iii ii. Observation-Disclosures. H
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AIt.He tst THE rNNnT-ttHuSk
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40G1H UftITt tlMlr% WITHIN tHAIitEs op HEy EN-
NtLEs W l!tE cHl1ttf*ituFkE.
lat1,lls It. I'll It II Ut EnrtY. .t r. 9IxfI u,
intnt suy. = tE'Iwnrft k"cl 10 t:.twnrd NH,
,I,xs" Msn.'i !, i: III +: n Wim,, ~
hNt ID H. tlash Nov. i. ~. H. HEnslity Iu .tnIsn
Est.y-tirst it. trs II n0f Wull.ce. .irl:i II,
tIMe slcI. Fr.* i. Hodge T.. \. ftlultAsl ~
Winter IT. IN II ut FnrtY Y-ltttA. ~ T. %ixlAlM
4. tiated Nuy. tfl,As.aA t. Wills II Jul1n n..