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, 1881-03-28

In wrtsllg. .tlsp following, snys Mr. Charles
Da,,rert. Ut East lln'rIs street, Atlanta, Gu,
W0l,lu llnyo 1t NntIers.0tHt tLiat llt,tiilg hi
tlle N!Atter ths heeh exaggerated, but uuly
the plulE, facts stated. \ week ngu wNs
tXAth With WiAl aeenlra violent tuUtt,uellr,
M old uIlnel,t which hull ca.srtt l,lv llu los4
OF many of my tectl'. ~ tact, Il WAS %
tontflar!lr. but severn unll, tll lile Jaw, aid
eAttlIlll'ls from cnr tu ellr. Thu l,atn grtw
wnrsc. and WIS foteed tu enl,suita dentist,
wilosa examination Resulted Ii, ny lnstng ull.
other t0o.h Without ahy relief whatever. ]
tngly tor lwo days. ula tlsun procured ST.
Jnr'us Oi,. never had usr.l It Ieforp, M /
dD not taku ,nucll stock IN proprietary n,etli.
cilNs:, Outward apnllration IL tis facu r.-
lIsye'i but little, but wlses! rubbed tue kul,s
with It relief wNs ilnul.1llate, a,d t,,-tlay /
ain as lsupp5,as y tisl, III deep water. All
pains had Jeff. tnslst in:knuwieIKe lllat /
had uf'c'. brfore doubted thu .uany favorable.
testimonials given tor st. Jurubs oil, but i
am Mu's not only 4 believer, but nlsu Il strong
advocate, Ut this m0st wonderful remedy.
fyIH
, 1881-03-28

St. Loul1 i Texas tsxpsess.
b. Aouia y TsAxs Fast 1.,l1e.,..:
GAIFO 4 HeN Oflealls Es1pruss,
NuN OfltAllH u 4ukAs bis4k Ex,,.
eprluRnDId Ekprssz.. ..,,,..,..,,..
bpTluxrult Nl&ut EkprHss ;,.,....
fnor,a, huntington j. hookuk, -.
tl'aotta, burlington & haokuk. :.
t'ohtlk1 y tnat4wurth LtuTta5., ,
CllAtsWorth ExpFess. .........,,,,
Gilman l'Rssehxsr.....,,,,,..,..
!'nluquo q SitF.ix GltJ Exprt,ss. ,
UnGuqiic Il Sl1ux Cltf EJDfGSS. Z.
, 1881-03-28
STATE COURTS.

John berg comtnrrccl n suit In trcspass snt-
urt!ny agai,lst the Chicago s. Easturu illinois
Nailrund Company, Tho Ch1cngu & Western
1nuInna Kustroud Company, tho WulaBh
l. st. Louis s. pucItic ltallrnnd CoIa-
pnny, ana the Chtcugu &: uranu Trunk
Hatlrond Company su receiver S3.UA, damages
for laying their tracks IN HaIlace street npt-
sit Als property. r1nicrinR his dwelling less de-
sirhblc by tho sn1uKp and noise froin tho engines
and cairH.
jnre Il. George bcgan suit for $1,50o dam
ages nKAtIst tho etllue cU,ptnes.
Alfrts Ha0th commenced Il suit for 5000
dnHlagrs agniust Tho Western Unloa Telegraph
.EptpbAuy. @.3' -
, 1881-03-28
a LARGE JUDGMENT.

A Judgment by default Tor tho SUN Of $4,000
wins entered up Saturday bcforo JndRu Smith in
fayur OF Samuel ". rcasc AMI ngalnst Wlllnn
Whnlcn, OF Eureka County, Nevuda. THIS
plnlntsr claims this cnse grew uut Ut a CONTRACT
By which Whnlen promised to give him ~, ,tHU
Il he would huy fur hl'l tho t.0llvrcss, l.tne9u.
Cn,nbsr!and, i'ent,ett. Farr.!Ttlt. sietta ~,
County. Spvatia. or certain Interests III Tho
sHnIe. funtttr etlccte'l the Purchnse Tor $;p0..
DAu tut WhAteal, who hN.l previously deposited
tho ,noncy III the lome Eutional l3nnk, refused
to curry out tho contrnct. Gurnishrp prucIss
bus 6ren issued ayhiilst tho lluMe NMtionnl
HUNK, HeUr9e ". Fuller. NcUrEe Il. Mlltken,
Rndth. ii. billings, nil Ut wt,ntn IRE CharEes with
h"ytt'g snIne nunGy ur oihor property be1unKiug
10 Whalen.
, 1881-03-28
IRON MANUFACTURE,

0PeFEa7 171@palkH ID 1Hs EHeuV3 1F3bMnf,
SOUTH EtUiN. Ill.,. March .0,-The Bnut,1 ElgIn
Mnlleablc Iron C0lnpany hHro admitted a UNIV
partner Into their llrm.-ths now 1ntIntHr s,eing
hlr. Merrill, of HutuHla. formerly Ut tho North
AqEuru 1rnn Works, al>sl fur eighteen ycars c.,n.
lrctGd with tho Krny-!Eon bust.lpHs. Thu Matlc-
ah1 Iron CumFHny Will nDw tt,ilIDine Xray-irOtl
work. et,GE ~ nuwlIl1- Ellehtie tHth1abt gcbtnjI
furniture. ele. wilh thblr gteul ur,sl n,utlCnbIg
irun industry. anu VIII xly0 employment to pfs
AAulB thun Aerut0fuFe,
, 1881-03-28

surEnluK CouHT-JupGE 6MITH-samuel W.
pensv IS. William WhalclI. $:;QWU.
.tunaE W4t.IIAMsnS-Jumes H.. McCauRIan1,
use ETC.. Vs. Emuin i. Dup!He anl 1suno Coa!e,
%yG4.
C1nCuIT CounT-7JCp1E AsrnOsY-Mury Carr
He.,Tle Luke Share y Michigan Hs'ukhert Rail
Ccntra! ltAllrOad t.nmpnny; yurLlrt $5,OU and
motion for nu,Y trial. -
, 1881-03-28

IL HtlNs
The Appellate Courts will render opinions
this tnornlug.
ludRv narnum Rruntcd divorce to Michael
e. EurIght from A.ury Eur!ght, On tho ground OF
lcsernon. .. .
discharges, werc issued Saturday 70 L. ..
stoweil. ". F. Hogan. n. Z. Ftlch. L. w. iirck.
Durfua II. Wells, z. 4. Murse, aud GouFXu 81.
Meku1l.
, 1881-03-28
COMM EIlCIAL.

Tho following wcro the receipts and shipments
of the Trading articles OF prosl,Icn tn this ely
during the twenty four hours emdtttR at o'cloee
saturday morning and fur the corresponding
time yclr nRu:
, 1881-03-28
RECEIPTS, Il G1ItisAIES1H,
AIiIlCI.E4.

itailroad frciGhts wcre quiet. Tho rites to
New York 4re 400 ncr l01 lbs on provisions md
35o on gra!u. Through fre2hts aro puotea at
571sc on provisions TO Liverpool md s2!sc do to
Antwerp. Flour frcIghts were quoted at 65!sc
tu Liverpool and Uln to Glasgow.
THO aggregate receipts Ut whvat reported for
Saturday at ChcnFo, Milwaukee. ToIct1u, st.
Louis, ard Dotrolt wero lN,00 bu. Tho cor
responding shipments were 0l .Uo ha. The ahip-
monts frotn Now York, Philadelphia, and DatI-
nlore aggregated ~, ,000 1u.
The produce movement reported from New
York Saturday Included tho following: lte-
ccipts-Flour, .1+iG priv: wheat, l5. .stD bus cor.,
l5,70s hu; outs, leeGo b,, corn-mcnI. 1,7oo pkgs:
ryo. 3,67o bu: hurley, 1sau0 bu: matt, 500 bu:
pork, " brls; beef, :55 brls: CIT mcMts, :,3l1
pkRs; IHrtl, a,8l5 tcs: whisky, i'8G brls.
Exports fHr twenty'fonr hutlrs-Flour, 1000
brla; wheat, 1Nv0u1 b1; corn. 1td,00 bu; outs,
a,O00 bu; rye, q, ,000 bll+
The following were the shipments Of prosl6-
inus frtln this city during tho timcs named. Tho
, 1881-03-28

ToLEno, o.. afasoh ai-t2nAtN-svheat steady; No.
whito Michigan, aoiAt amber do tl.o'9lf No. red
Wabash. apoL sl1A; April! &Lo1Iz, A!sy sl0,}4s No
rcd Wabash. siatx, Nh. y. M. rod. ti.s'x. 10.
Jsclud, ya}&e. Corn Ateudgt ht1h ntx0d {14et No.
spos ]tNej hsy. 4se 5ay: |1s! No3 vh!te, 4'ei e..
MErE,rra-WueAI. A,uU bu; corr st,UN hu' oats.
AND hu.
A,4u hu,
, 1881-03-28

8r. LOUIS. Mo, March Observation-Disclosures
a,!ddnx. llo; saaca LAW b*,esi sscaIpta. lu, ship
u.snts. l,10I. stock. ST. +au
MEM URLEASs, Ln, March at-CuTToN-Quet,
middlinx, lU3ss; low nihditnR Ufu; good ordinary,
sHci receipts tH77 baes, gT0ss, Glt exports tu
uleAt HEt.9in 6,DUt sAHs. 4.uDi Btock, AR,M
, 1881-03-28

Short ribs. selIor sinY. closed nj ia,+!1,& Long
lnnts !3}Rsc huxch: long cur 'nn4, n 4Htic; swcat-
ckHh hams quoted Mt 13aa1u tor 1oat Id hvUfiXe;
krptn ttu1llA. AanIg Average. HEia1S1a
lacn quuted ut 6l4as:5ic Iur shoulders. H9a<c fnr
short rbA Tor sLl6rt c!ours, lHsDg fur hams,
NIL can yhHt,tl und plpkeu.
:, nEEk-Was anot IT. ttogkfloas for mets $asta
, 1881-03-28

struggled without proht ali winter maintain prccs
Then, considerable April wheat has bcen thrown on
tho mArtot By dealern wh1 did feel ahls to carry
II. Under all tho circumstances. tic cOuciuhlpn Ia
nas!y reached that vAlng4 viii run htghnr carly In
lln rett MONTH
1ho Nrek winds up with At, Improvement In peoyia-
Ions Tho market Iris bnrn yeTy aatlEa Ill 1tak and
tho su rK hucanin relliarknbl5 freH IucndHy Ana
Heht.ttn III this iins. m Tr uA In wheat. tile rs-
C.'nt slrlH nttnfca has betn hhtITa1y uaE. Whs&her
stcupnul. thH prncipn! "bulJ" has atrpprlt Into n
trap mt. rtrlunk IN 10 Rc'n. ~ my tntr, Nnnh
tnany npttral,srn whu apIrhrei III hr wurkinn viii
MIN In lHhaif ~ huA1r rr!rua unlimited him lust
befnre thu ln trcitseh.
GIini.lu psers III lisrunt hrt!c'Hs this afternnen
?re ~ faslnws: Nu9 tpftng whsnt, seilsr sar tnt6
Mte! A. bar!eys ~ NO, NJ re. ti,ls ~ , corr,
ttShh cash, lattt t!lN. and stsy, s!asa
To tbs HtfftFa Assottdfsd PFrH.
MiLwAUkEx. March hAi-kI.nUn-Quttt, int ateadY.
GHAtN-Wh hoat weak; closed ttrm; No. nuu!nAlt
M ffest: t!e, Ns1eh M 92'tc: Apsit gs4e' Ma1
sla. rejcs!ea Nominal M cs,n M Fts.ay. No. Nac Ga,s
''9rlsy insettod Mna hshess No. spr,ns' trssf. ~
Ap!!ls 1906 May; Lnrd-rrue steam, slohd cash
nnd Aprit sl0Ba MRY,
Observation-Disclosures. .-5.
MEcEtrTs-Flour. la,Ap brlst whcnL a.0oo but osts.
.As1I,:axS1s-wheat, 1900 bu, corn. aoo ba, oats.
i2,l1U bj,
, 1881-03-28

rye. It Is hardly comprchenslbie, the apathy
and Indifference OF tho English market to this
stnplo. which they do not Cat. hut which is tho
real l'usreas that Mt presont supports tho nuota-
tions of wheat md nhtxc. All anomalies In
trade havc suicidal tcni1enolts. and auon Kill
themselves ~ n r,,o, bit yet wo Acc ryc that
shnltit be ma nt over afs per quarter. whtch
.menrs that large pop,i,htinns of Enrnpe nro
Ecnutlty supplied with ttotr ch1ef ftnnl. nnd TINT
Ia tsseh situation tho whrnt mnrkct hns IN nf,-
nsuhl support. i1rna,lsc rye IA over Ats, whent
shotsIi keup at oyer IFS as.i .uaisc ovcr ss fs'r
innny weeks 10 cotnc, and rtthor than look 10
London, pArs. or New York for s!Rns of chanEo.
merchants should watch BorIln for its quota
tlons OF rye. Until that support Ia knocked
nwny from tho Eurupon1t grain trade wheat and
inafze Gun scsrceiy fall Ia vA1uc."
At Hamburg, Maruh 6. Rnsstnn ryo was quoted
4os glGsl3s G1 per 4s1 iba delivered, md Ameri-
eau rmEc wns quoted nj ess ks0.ss OIL per 4sal
lbs delivered. llye at T,erln for March was Mt
43s gl for April and stny delivery, 4ls 10d fur
Siny and juno delivery. l0s I'd for jnuo nnt JuIy
delivery. ;pss for July aud August delivery, aud
Nis luI Tor September and October delivery.
Tho corn crop Of tho un!led statcs Ia salt TO
, 1881-03-28
GENERAL. MARKETS..
repure IN netlsu tfaae at


nnr 4nutAtaDns'
Ahnisa Aat! wha a.
ftth olt"MnfklH ~!
lnletsuf ata cuhihoH a3W4
4f4sFt
bullDlNN siATERIALa-rhese Is III active tn4ds
ut tho totlaw,N sntua:
Common brick, rer ,t E0Kslo1
aMaukeu und louisville csnlent. lnsf brl LII
,.url.ra tYtnunl. per ............... S!s
!tsu, IUF bfl. III bulk Alk,.............a........ -
pkn1etls Rtf W. ia
Nlchi4ah sauGcDs tcF bsl. bsl.........-..,........ LII
nuTTElk-lh this maFket kheru wAa IIut!esnta Ac&ly.
~. With uo noteworthy cAanH1 In ynlMox- bhpperA
bought rutlar s,arhaly. but sasos tho lncal trno
rcuchaA shUra1 ppustots. Ard previous psleaA Muro
fully sustained. 6.o1ks sAil, AHd hnu puslas Il
expected lo "hut ils avn" for soluv lllus Yst. We
Guusu.
creamery .... .HhlIt adlo. paok
!N!ry, ~ l1ckthH ashcE.. .n sI5
uniFy, fnir IT. Etu., .lb ur1nsu. HsIu
ttStl-Iubbar4f fvpurted HI ununan4ed market.
There VA n''IeFsle 0rIsT bualnpst ul auut4s
Lions tuiluwlnss
sl4ek.. ..... n. Tiuriapa ~ thu.. 8tl31
~ " HniInlea, sH!u, .tHS alt
tuwlstU. tMunluA4 tluublu, ~ GA
aMtEicnh. Wubl sacks,...,H &N
CtlEisaE-Tha tnutkot unchanged !A At.y vs.
srnsal paEtlcu1ar Issals wss suEy qulst, no ulu
spoG1lHH ihellnud 10 uFstuE III aayunev Ut cutEsnt
Heois, but sticks Ut desirable g0uds halpx l4.hl,
lhsru wRx fzIkIr arua fssilax3
Evil S[taA4. Ell
sa!la'
ee@ssk'0s 9s4E W Wv
, 1881-03-28
Total ..................,.. hH, ,GN,yip 1.3lLaH,GU
Tim Ntl,Y Ynrk [,r1AfIek Erc5diIuk 1Ifckiu rn.

marks:
It WIN be observed That tho Western Htntcs. tho
apnrcn IrHni which tho c1rn for 1xpurt II nsunl!T
drawn. hays i1..iu III less c.,rl In l4d a!i in s7
q ~! md ne a3!,.ngtH a!.tcs i!aye @a;a ba
AihuIe and s1nthe u sta1e. II III tut III. nvhlt.i
Atrrrnse In te y HtHtnrn stnteH Ut 1l+7,Hhf bl. lhs
ths sass s'd .n!s nst ~ mI! tG fSr,
ELttes. will MBlnt nlnkS Hut the dulIteHuy i'll sc
NnrttiHestbrtt eurn-*htpFn1 Stnlcs.
Thu enh Hstknle tte rrp In hti tin States
h plsc.A " tle Aar!ensqt,' nclN;tapn! as l
given Abutr and tns Il believed IN be iMUntty In tic
NurtliMpslctn s4utts. which nMken them xet na CON-
pursl With thu crt}p nf t*i Mu,rt IU7, ,utlUu bu.
, 1881-03-28

CLEvxLANb, O.. March A-ryrAoLxUx-BteAdy
Htatldant Hhftu, l1U tust, 10.
FIrTsnulta. March X. M.-tETAoLEpN-tluieti crude
ateadY; United uest!acates. T1iu; ssnnad. 7g4c FhA
1ulpAta delivery.
, 1881-03-28
DE'rR0IT

DETROIT. March ELECTROMAGNETIC
ElAlS-Wheat aulst ard !lrmt extsa nominal, No.
l nhlto, aLuiH, Mn1ch same. April, sl.v43kt May,
fluA; juno aaucI No. 4 wltlts, $iua>S; No. = rel.
jlin bid. Naeelpts, i4uA bAs shipaynas. H. llU bu.
, 1881-03-28
1IuEFAI10

DuyyALo, March a.-GnA1S-Wheat dult; sat8a
lyuu bu NJ. hard Duluth at &l.3i Corn qaies aha
loweIy cars No. nixcd Wo.tesn nt 7l.c. uats neg-
Iuctsd Kya-Nans hsrv. unrle4 dull aud un-
rhbniq4,
, 1881-03-28

Sxw YouE, Marth A-l3ustnpss fair with cotton,
Ruuds' euu,naaslun warehouses. Prints IN nodurn&a
dsuland. and tho bskt aksa Sru suallT bald. cling
hanls ncttye with agents Rnd 10bbc!a. DFuAs goods
md thwn4 Ia nut}asalO - ssQuest. W4ssn pouds guut
The NattIA sA{si "'Fwu Aunotu4 and nfty pac6Axus
Ht kskA,ld allIs doMsstlss VIII be sold Vi kup&11
next "Wednesday" ..."
, 1881-03-28
Totals. .Nl,kAHD &s1S!fNu
Official stnttsltcs ot tho trale a1ni commerce
Of Indianapolis for thu ycar 1850 show tho fol-

ThUr9 wcro manufactured III indianapolis
during thd ycar 2,04M brIs ot tnl,r, III lllcTenao
Ut 60,Dj0 brls uyur thu yrar provlous. Tho total.
number OF hugs Iulckuil during tho year WIS
:.+Ss, being nearly 10000 n,s'rc than tho puck
Ing of 1917. OF Ilvn stock received there werc
l.,s:l'G hoas, ls.ts cattle, atM l.sT7a.a sAee,,,
ld shipped 5oi,414 hogs. ll0,k5t catllo and Es.,.
DJt shuGp.
Tho London annual fur satcs. which closed
Inst week. resulted III n,,ch lower prices on GER
satn clnsses ut furs than WAS anticipated by CHI
eAgo dealers, wiosa prAet1co It has becn TO ut,-
ticIpnlo tho BtandarA thus n1etl In lheIr curly
winter cuntraets THIS result, COMING ~ It
4acs NJ, tho hoas Ut dull wuter tr4dc, Ia vury
unfortunate ut.N.
Tho l3uroAu Ut Statlsttca ut Washington, In It's
recoF.ls fnr thu i,acal yoMr ontling Jno w. lB80
shuWs that tho rxparta ta Austria trout tho
Unite4 ktAtea wcru th,hN lbs OF pork. TUttVS5 lbs
ut pAcun anl huns, aud l.;h, 07l LIS Of lard, anu
of hoEs none; tAIlow. lso,uU lbs; suited tect,
l0.0W lbs. Thu Austrian Prohibition rertnny
lid nut wurrlnt much exetu1nuut herp, huxayur
Mueh 1t E,ty h9yu bc0n IN tho couutry Itself.
Tho Hureau@t ststst!cs ftrnlahfs tho t.llaw-
lug report u the expurts Ut trratstutfs for tho
llutith of FchFuAsy, al,u sislru Jnnu 10, lRS1 ~
compared with tho corresponding porleds last
yGMf:
, 1881-03-28
OSjVE{iO,


C4WE0O, March PARLIAMENTARY ateAdyt No.
lL1a Curn hoIninAliy unchanged.
, 1881-03-28

Hop Dltters hax seatRrsd to eabrtety and health,
PERFECT Wgesks ffO0 lQkyupafAnuv.
, 1881-03-28

FOREIGN.

Special Dt,pateh to 9nt Cateaeo Tribune.
L1vEnia'ot. March %-ll:3o a. n-FLuun-So. j.
lis; No. 2, BsEI.
spring. No. L. h! I'd. No. e. u Gs white, NJ. l. h sdi
No. u; club. M. !. LOST No. 2, ssGi. CoFn-So"
Ia b34dt old. "a Gtsd.
~pnovis'oSs-rork. ess. Larl s3a ca. .-.
LlyEnPOUL. March 21,-LAI.ll-rElmo Western
steady at us 3D.
GHAtS-Wheas-spFlux No. dull a. ps Id, No..
whIso dull nj Ia it, wlntor dull nt 1s Yd corn-Mixad
stont'y NJ b. ihd for old. % 6'4d for nsw.
ASTwEIt1. aArch Il-PETNukEUM--M.
fiyxnrnt'ia MnEch 9i.-c1rToS-1n moaorate do
munu at G,ka6,Sd satgsGuM na1es, for speculation
md oxport, aui American 6aM
PMovisioss-Amerscan IArd. 63s I'd. Uacon-Long
c1cae, 4k
PETROLEUM Spirits, a1. .
I.pNnoS, March Recommendations Gha
eia.
TunrENTtNE-apfrts. aes 3da1es Cd.
The following wers received by the Chicago Board
of I'ruda;
a. layEnroot= M ~ March AS-wheat ~ dull, red Miutar5
easiSr IL s: SEd GsraSss or castSWhSat daii. nsg;
H.; se g S,n ssss Cd M G" az
s y s*ss a. II II. ssS @s"v S'es sS
Mafs III ,nas,,S
s,'' Sen sasSf M isIs syssxs Aas5isan ds
s ax G9fn 1t esast f4s ,s,
s.i%s 'Ss,h IT.;
NEW YORK.
NEW Y0nK, March 3L--E0TrnS-Qu,ct; At lD1{l
ltc: t,uros ensy, March. lu,6u, APRIL iu51c; MaJ,
lusct June. lui2os July u1JoI August, lUStc; bup-
t1n,her. lntte; Ucsoher. luLz3o, EasaMbor. MlG.
FLuuR-j1cAvy, reccpts, 3.,ef1 brIa; exports n 90
brlas supertnu Btato and Western. taak3LiQt cou-
inon ia goul rxtta. t1DtSut go,d to chulce. Ailat
ri ~ ar
it, Louis. H.ak%A75i Mlahssuta patent procass, tdU
GkA01
0nA1N-Wheat unsettled mad foverlsht rccelpts.
i?pU pni cxnuFts, laun bUi unsradod' rod. 3i.fade
l2fi No. do, sLl0zl.i3tf; stonucr do, aL1D, No.
d. s,uamsr d., tDfs Mol DO. 1siet2s}{
m!xod nlnsor slia1i.:H: No, white. sllsals'41 No.
March. slsl49Lzls April. tl:l,4al2i,4, Mar sLl.i
d5l.g46, June. s.lsx8L Lly&. Corn dull and towori
focstpts ise,au pu: uxpors, lHtuOs unRradca. htH{
aSe, No. $, s7at72&s, *sea.AeF, baAA4a: MI. a}sas
Ss Ss;ss s 81 Y a'!tt:isa Ii r s; "! ~
Ss H. Wssq Ss. i. af:rS ssss's. %
:!s Is ; II: 's;s;:: s:;s n..s
yfs = s9as ss
ssS 'st ~ fftSs 1ss ;ss sio, eruao. a4se,
S&s:s'*ssSS5s;s|ss;:! ISs:i*sS5ss|s;;: $ss s:s
EssszSi,sifsaah!s':: Essszi,sii - !sss!' - i,,,a
re uas *a s'Ssf aSso 'eas @ DSss; Sss9;
Sas M sssaiIi as'fts Fss. ssfss @
asas' ss ::: e: ssa:?a
!: $t ,a ss'. ss.
HHTxE.s-p,%,!: ,ea!s.lo;,
s:; ;1;:;$
, 1881-03-28

Fhtrn1n r. North Western Halfway.
For anns. 4me-t'nnts. aIcep'ngta. Accommodate
apply ~ " Cinrk-st- t,rnnd Fnpiie, Drinks Exprnn
Of!co FnIn!AF House, 10 EAnn-tk+ Ailu tie dupDL
, 1881-03-28

will elre eo,lsump Ion, coughs, weak lunxs,
bronchitis, aud general .ohllity. Established
twuAty.uaao yeara
, 1881-03-28

BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, March 2l-FLuuk-Dull and easler,
without puotabla c!lanRg.
Observation-Disclosures hteady and frmt No. ?
Western ninsor rcd. spot nno March, s,.i9l 39>1:
April. to3esll956s AtaY. sl.t9sGslsN; June, *1ls4ta
1.IaN. corn-WeEturn quiot md Rtea1y. WcAtern
mlxed sp"t and March. k3ssaslu, Ansit. b4s3a&a.:
aay, G}le5tut stennter+ h234Aa!'99c Oats dull ltys
!tIlis mt $t.lh
llAf-Unehangel,
tHDSIAEUSt-Htt13Y, quilt.
nETEEN-nnaek
ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
lEt EtI&tI1,EUM-SOsnfnnl. .... .
tsAuCEMlEA-Cut1GU qIfet. SuGar hrnt "a Z" soft,
9HHG
FItE1nNTH-UnGcuHxeH. ....
NRcEtl'is-FLnr i,::7 brls; Hhoat, to.Hn but coEn
1N.ph9 btf nil.s. huW hut rye, 1iEI bit.
BiI!PNESTs-sYh heAt. iI.UA bn; Turn, IN, ,72a bu.
HALk8--W heAt, 373 tat3 but curn III, ~ utl.
, 1881-03-28

WILMINGTON. March at-ap!nrrs or TuHPANrtSx-
bull ~ H.
, 1881-03-28

Cold SnHps, wind. tlr sun toughen thu skin,
ucl aIal sVtton 1t with 0lsuns sulphur Hoap.
, 1881-03-28
RAILROAD TIIlfIE-TdBEE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE or
Enthusiastically axcepted. 'auttay ckoaJtsI
tMon1ay UxceptDd tQhlly.
, 1881-03-28

Wabash, Et. 14nn1s u paaifa Railway.
Depot tc0F1ur Stewaf and Atr1r-ays rIwenty -&p,rd.
et%). AIchsF-AY. CATS via 3tAtasL- lilo ,iupot
A,k1 Gralu pAgi1 1luIeI,
, 1881-03-28
Rhtus
Mf%ueh ~
COhL-Whs 1Huted qulot and unchanged. Orders
Wer6 filled At tho Uftces 9trcu bqtpw:

CtH,rEhAnE.Wn stendy At 'so for phrk barrcas,
i!ttEssi:b iiUtiA-Wero In ,xht supply At &i;1 ror
1nl th$
FNi1a-Tto tGcripts wrro Hbrfnl, nnd Tho hnk Of
thN $nln% mhrc anntir nj tN nfr ht.1
FISH -l'r!ctM tt'htucd firm ht for inkn md salt
hM4 K Lxbf and nAInd nta nExAlf 1T uut
, 1881-03-28

Tho export Of provisions from tho seaboard,
Including New Orleul,s, for Tho wook ending
MarGl 10, included 1910 rts Ut Drk, af35 iris of
bont, ll,..l3da8 lbs Ut iard. 1dis.077 ibs Of hng
mout, 7775l: lbs Ut cheese. l.s70,51 lbs OF taow.
Tho following IL IL comparative sntnmury Ut
provision oxpnrts from, tho United HtAtes from
Nov. ! tu March II:
, 1881-03-28

weak ioF eoypr aid l,nx ihs trurinss wera i,oavy
nil br3uul. Timothy sold Ut fA3a4saM. Aha GlussA
Es.s as h:s Ftl%a s3yss M asStsSis
Flag s Ut t!.i4 t.lf ch,lcn souI. liu.afun shhred
III the Rst,bra! weaEneys Hhd sta Vt decline. 1aos
ts5 ss1h. tsr nrass, nA ss tas eha,e9; eAE and 4!
u I!tr HAnlsn1tht CMr huxsupA Vt Lis fur
c,!ep; ~ bugs ul ~ aSdi u haEa eh0!rc Hungarian
Ut 7bc.
TAiI.OW-il.o market va wertk. With sory little
liHFyt prtlg In nXaplR nj I}lu; M. County, ut
I3{afM{tt Nj. : VI 81 - 1a. ~ -.-. .
WtitSkY-Wasq qnn ID in fatF dea.And at tho do
CLING Ut Murch l1 'I1e Ol4n ptttu WAa $b p0f HIltun
, 1881-03-28

kansxs Ctty. Denver Il Pueblo -t9.t, nu,s ASH !
hAnaHA tlty, 4aaLl Es Il lJpaYut iii + nil 7.V
et. LuulA hpEluKdafu Il paxAs. I'LL nts 7:Gn
AoG1le Il NUM Urlaan4 txpfpa4 :. vii HM ::tin
ht Loulas 5prlnK1v!1 T9xaa -. fy:ij pm h 7:aSA
Fa0rt4. Hurting kAst Exrsu4S,. &y:jJ nW|s 7;&iu
ton heokuk Ex. via Ehaiv& vi pinls i:si1 i
tckn i IHotta tsx TsM ipitpt.,. p;p) nit 1:l5t
tkt9utUf, L4eun. Wash l4t'n Ex. *13;t inis 5|l +
juliet Dwight AcuUmnuuu lon = 6;W i tlIs 9:ll + q
, 1881-03-28
aun sundays sa.s .su!n !eaves ts,.sp III.

Ffs~--~ yEnnst TtrHp1 &. fs~~a1~ Wal9~,~A
Uepot corner Of Van turen and SharMan.eta Tic ~
Ufnces, 1T clhrk.st hhertuan lloase, f-IGlr ttuu,A
iirauu F4p4uu t1oltL A1u f3 EAaIn. DfNHf Mnltson,
, 1881-03-28

t,h1cnKr - A1fnM4
Onion Depot, West HIlo. csrner Cana! aud Yam II
full<et- pgAt FAu AIteH.Hi. lrldGa, AMI Twenty
thlr4.st I!okst QHcaA At Daputa )! south Cl4fk
D., lEuna pselte 1totsi kaa fAlmur l1usa
, 1881-03-28

Fu,s-ABn result il Tic l.0tilion fur snlos, II tlu
cllHtuf IUH POI cE1i Inns tlhGf1 Acu mink, uprDs
sil1n couh, md ~ FOX N will be sven by tho FOL
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-12-16


GARDEN SEED AND GARDEN
TOOLS
PLOWS, CULTIVATORS, &c.
800 One, 2, and 3-Horse Minor and Horton
Pows;
300 Farmers Friend Plows;
500 Double and Single Shovel Plows;
200 Wood and Iron Frame Cullivators;
100 Double and Single Harrows;
200 Tons Pillow Castings for all patterns OF
Plows;
500 Pairs Trace Chains;
900 Back Bands;
300 Plow 1ames;
300 Horse and Mule Collars;
1000 Pillow Lines;
200 Sets Double and Single Harness;
200 Kidding Saddles;
500 Plow Brides;
1000 Cucumber Wood Pumps;
200 Coils (assorlcd sizes) of Rope;
300 Well Buckets;
1000 Kegs of Nails;
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-12-16
Made at Copake Iron Works, New York.

Made at Copake Iron Works, New York.
They are made entirely of the best
quality selected Charcoal Iron, from new
patterns, giving the necessary strength
with least weight Of material, making
them the Gghtest and strongest iron beam
Pillow in the market No scrap or cheap
iron of any description is used in any
part of these Flows, and our castings
will prove by their superior wearing
qualities and endurance that the best is
the cheapest
They will clean better than any steel
plows, wear longer, and cost much less
for repairs.
For light draught our Plows cannot
be excclled by any and equalled by few.
We recommend the use of the .Jointer
instead of a Coulter The Jointer will
do the work much more cffectually, and
keep in better repair.
Prices are the lowest at which that
high standard of excellence in material
and workmanship can be maintained.
Every Plow fully warranted Salts
faction guaranteed or no sale.
Price List.
No 6. Light Two Horse, Full
Rugged. ..................Sl w
No. B, Heavy Two-florse, Full
Rugged. 49,. .................$15 90
No. 4, Three. Horse, full rugged, $l6 90
Each complete Plow is furnished with
extra point and extra jointer point, and
4 malleable iron wrench.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-12-16
odd Hickory" Wagons,

m ,o, -.
Inc oin hickory Is Manufactured at
LOUISVILLE, Kentucky, by the Kentucky Wagon
hanuaeinring Company
Inc quai''y OF the 'old Hickory is main
'ained atany cost.
The "oid Hickory Is built for strength,
pearanc Co, u,
nossiS,s for w"soo,o y. ts, perfect as II Is
The superiority Of the .'old Hickory, over
other wagons is due
ibs, eomorises be o. ,a ao,,, OF mod
With the least superfluoas weight "
second-To the adoption of that shape,
ges, and ,ha, srran"e ~ Sss ~ ~"e's ana
and siuglelrees that gives the least friction
and easiest draft.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-12-16
H.ARDW.ARE!

Which was purchased before the late
advance in prices. Aud all | ask is to
look at my stock and not to buy unless
you fud it to your advantage to do so.
I can and do sell cheaper than any other
House this side of New York See below
a partial list of my immense stock in
store
200 Tons Peruvian Guano. IN dry condi-
ton;
100 Tons Turner's Excelsior;
100 Tons " Ammoniated Bone;
300 Tons Fresh Ground Plaster;
100 Tons Pure Bone Dust;
90 Tons Pure Bone Flour.