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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-10-06
take a bottle OF INV medi.

you just take a bottle OF my medi-
cine." said aquack doctor to consump-
tive land you'll never cough again" "Is
il SO fatal ~ tLat?" gsped tho consump.
tive
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-10-06
nsps ss. Hope Ev.r.

No MISTER what the ailment may be, rheu.
matism, neuralgia, lameness. asthma. bron-
chitis--if other treatment have failed
hope on 60 at once for THOMAS EcLEcTRlc
On. II will secure You immediate relief.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-10-06

We have speedy and positive cure TO
Catarrh, Diphtberia. Canker mouth and
Headache, in SHILOH'S CATABRH
REMEDY. A nasal Injector free with
each bottle. Use il you desire health and
sweet breath. Price so cts. Sold by ].
n. HAHp, Manchester, aud by G. J.WAiT..
Factory Point, Vt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-10-06

II was very ungallant in the old bachelor
Who Vas told that certain lady had lone
foot 10 the grave" 70 ask II there want
room for both feet
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-10-06

ADRIAN, Mica, Jan. 81. 81.
Have sold the goo.ls many years, and they
give the best Of satisfaction. We had an
order for 3 large bottles Downs Elixir
last week to be sent to Woodland. Califor-
MIA
]. X. BENNETT & Co., Druggists.
The goods referred to in foregoing letter
are N. Ii. Downs Balsamic Elixir, DIR.
Bakers Mandrake Bitters, and Henry l.
Johnson's Arnics and Oil Liniment.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-10-06

T. A. Scratch. druggist. Ruthven, Ont,
writes "a hare tbs greatest confidence
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-10-06

NsfIs Ctsss.
soUrH-By railroad for Nsvro Albany. Troy
South and West 81 Q 30 A. .. and lor. T.
soRrH-By railroad fer hutisnd, bufinvsos
North and Essts oors.
GRANVILLE msii BY stage closes at 10 ga
posr 0yPicg open from IA y. tos soxs.
I.ilst from the North arrive 81 the Post once
Sax. and . 49,. y.
asils tfon The south arrive AZ The Poet Once
~ u A. n. abdt 10 =,
tsiis for Psra. Lssdsrovst Bendvills, ysmsiss
a., ky.,ass, close Of Factory Point Poet OF.
fasNif =. russdsys. Thursdays snd sst
arasys.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-10-06

--Tks asszhsu 81 Psoa6e Enrise Co
lnt~sd 10 lxsla W their shsn u The Ere
meas ,oufnsneat 10 whsisAAil. Tas~asy.
The hose eosapsay sIpect 70 sppear 10
lAeif new uniiorns is ths Erss Tune on
Tia, oooaxsoA- Msy hey rssGrr with ID.
dad hoaou
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-10-06
nIscHEwrKn puor

Mr.. Cinion Smith lies very sioi II
ROCKVILLE
Mr.. Richmond Trip. ~ he vas getting
ihio ssgon, slipped and VAS quite badly
injured. breaking OF tracturing two or
three rihs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-10-06

BosasiAs asS ysmssea,
n. G. HoIpsy, Prepnster.
Lava Tlsysrs Hotel. Factory foist. Tsss
asys. Thursdays sId ssissdsys ats
nxrusytrs. lsssss Jamaica Mondays, wsdss Z
tays and grdsys All AZ.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-10-06

ssY..sss 4 arrLAsp HALLWAY
y .. siifs. srrssDrssrss'
ssstgs-sa. susxlsorou, vnasoSr.
rs.,.. leave nssssssssss
soisc xokrk
istg. d. Il aoeE moastsea.
ga s--MsA.
ers-Ffs,ssi.
gsa NIGH Esgfsu
hoy "A afasn s9dttspr.
9alNo snNTn
fSas Nan.
u 80 s-hirsA.
gtlFr ia. fsrs EtPfsss
tiaH. s-ksisA.
10 gsf ~sishi Etgrsss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-10-06

.rfivss d nAsshss,s, railroad depot nesAsys
HsasAsAsys Ass Fridays stirs
ksrrnuSs. lssvss Manchester rsiifeed cspe'
rsssasys, rksrsdsys sns Saturdays 81 III 4. T.,
,,tss arrival Of 10 % a. =. trsis soinG NORTH.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-11-15
COUNTY IrEMs.-From the Shepherds.

County, IrEMs.-From the Shepherds
town Register We copy the following items:
Thursday morning the Machine room of
the Paper Mill, at this place, was discovered
to be on fire. The damage done was the
burning of a window sash or frame, a large
cupboard aud a portion of the inside roof.
The work of repairing the Reformed
Church, of this place, which was begun a
little more. than a year ago, eliminated las.
Sunday morning in the act of re-dedication
The work cost nearly 50, 500, and every dol
lar of it is paid
Messrs. Jacob j. Miller aud his SOD, WIN.
Fl. Miller, have sold their Mill property and
70 acres of land attached. situated on the
Opequop, known as the "Newcomer MILL"
3 miles south of Martinsburg, for the SUN of
$4,000. to Messrs. J. Walper Snyder and
Henry Trostle.
Mr.. Geo. McGlincy, Auctioueer, sold at
public sale, on Saturday last, for Mr.. Geo.
NJ. Beltzhoover, Special Commissioner, the
house and lot, situated at the west end of
town, of the estate.of Abraham Dixon, de.
ceased, to Mr.. Joseph s -Brsgonier, for $685.
rs /; also the lot on Princess street to MIR. j.
Wesley Seibert for Sl02.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-11-15
FERTHIZERS.

w its immen.e watef Power, into q first,eIsss
Bone Mill and Fertilizing manufacturing estab-
iishment. BY grinding With water power we can
beat the state fot economical work. Our poweris
ample, and We are producing a Bone Meal that
contains double the Flour OF Bone produeedbyany
other mill in the county. In offering TO the Par
mer our goods we guarantees them as reptessatsd
in every rsspect.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-11-15
Our Beloved
g A r T. / E T. ID

ana ms Fa1th1ul CABINET.
An elegant Chrome ,LithoEraph Of our lats
President, making 9 foil Isngth portraits. print
ed In 10 colors, ON heavy paper, With n rich gold
border. Size, .Isz26 inches. The safe Of thia
beautiful work of art has been simply unprsce-
dsatsd at 81 per copy. In order that every hmi-
ly may be able 70 possess this keAutifni and
touching souvenir of our late President and kis
Cabiuet, We will mail It for only so cts. per copy.
We can farntsh this same ~snhjset, printed in 5
eolors. reduced 70 sI12 inches, fer .onfy Is eslts.
Postsgs stampstsken. AGENTS wAETFns
With these beautiful portraits. Nothin1 seIls nc
them. SeEd for samples aad terms.
CoHAST & co PubIfshsy.
Oct II .1sst-2n- 7Dsy ST., Ne. Ye,h
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-11-15

President Arthur has proclaimed Thurs
day, November 9th, n day of National
Thanksgiving.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-11-15

RArHING and Carriage Sponge, Bat6ipFor
July 49, GEO. 7. LIeHr.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-11-15

See the White Combination in "Risen
From The Ashes"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-11-15

DR.. II. Clay Maddux, of Baltimore, was
Killed at Odenton on election day in a fight
at the polls.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-11-15
CHAMPION OF THE WORLD!
The Champion Grain Drill!

THE undersiKned having received the Agency
4 of this Celebrated Grain Drill for Jefferson
County. and having now on hRnd . supply Of
these Drills and n full line of Extras, In csSe OF
breakage, SO no delay can possibly oceurin time
Of seeding. We offer this Drill to the farmer, Of
examine the Champion before purchasing Grain
Drill, as IL Is beyond doubt the most impoFtaht
one of all the farm implements, a good Dfil.
A FEW OF ITS MERITS:
Positive Forehead Grain Distributes, and Pos
tive Forco.Feed Grass Soedsr, which ran be ussd
either in front or rear Of the hose.
Tho Fertilizer Attachment 10 upsqualed, nnd 80
Warranted TO Bow Easily add Evenly any Of th1
various kinds of PhosphAtss In the market.
The Champion 10 the onty Grain Drill In tha
market that has q Special Attachment fer Plant
ing Corn for the crop. +.
The Champion 10 simple in Construction aud
Easily operated both for team and driver. nhe
the Very Beat. Every Drn Warranted to give
Satisfaction or no sale.
Below wo give you = few OF tho PrsoticalFaym.
ers names who have purchased from as and used
last year DrillS. to whom we refer:
John Burns, ChArlestown; VIM. Rider. HALL
town; Phillip Powers. Ripon Moses W .TrusseII,
Leotown; Lewis q. Nichols, BsIItoun: John w.
TavSner. ChArlestowp.
We also have secured the Agency OF. the Gel
ebrated
Roland Chilled p1oughs,
for Jefferson County. which hss the Turn over
Point, which gives many advantages over the
old kind. We also have on hand a Large Stock
Of the Old and Reliable
p UN Els FL
Call at the Foundry and Machine Shop before
purchnsipg. wEIRIcK 4
CharIe.towh. August 2, 1881.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-11-15
PRICES.

Farmers can rely upon any OF ihsso goods being
as represented. II they should be found adaE
terated We will for felt the goods.
The above prices are as low as honest goods can
be sold. Beware of goods offered atlower prices.
We buy in 100 ton lots for cash, and have the
lowest freight rates. and will give the farmers
these goods at = small margin. Our mill 10 81.
ways open. to your inspection. Give rs a cell
before you buy. We will show you iust what Won
are getting. J. w. SToEEBRAKER q Cd.
Address j.. E. sToNEBRAKER,
Aug. %, 1880. BaReTAtoWn, nd.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-11-15

COUNTY GouRrs-The County Court of
Jefferson president Baylor and Commission.
crs Melvin and9StriderJ began the regular
November term ON Monday of last week, and
closed the same on Friday afternoon. A
large number of orders we're acted upon, and
q Considerable amount of miscellaneous bust
ness transacted. Among the transactions of
the Court we note the following:
The Court concurred in the appointment,
by the State Board of health, of the follows
ing Physicians as members of the Local
Board OF Health of this county, viz: DIR. G..
f. Mason, of Charlestown Dr.: B. B. Ran
son, of Hnrper's Ferry I; and DR.. A. 81.
Evans, of Middleway.
The order of the March term. 1873. grants
ing a ferry to j. NJ, Mason at Harper's Ferry,
and requiring him to keep a boat there Gap
able of transporting a wagon and six horses,
keep a boat for sueh foot passengers as offer
to cross.
Ordered that the Clork carry out the dog
tax on the books returned by the Assessors
this year as follows first dog, SO cts; second
dog, S1.50; third dog, $3.50; fourth dog,
s $50 fifth dog, 81, SO and one dollar more
for each additioal dog. For first zip, 81. O
second gip, So %; third gip, So 90; and
$500 more on each additional gip; and place
the same in the hands of the constables of
the county, returnable on or before the first
day of the next May term.
Holmes Conrad, of Winchester, and Cleon
Moore, Prosecuting Attorney of this county,
having been appointed at the last term of this
Court, to investigate the question of the tax
OF this county against the b. & o. r. r. Co.,
made q report, which is received by the
Court and ordered to- be filed and il is or
dered by the Court that the Prosecuting At
torney of this county request the Attorney
General of this State to collect all taxes now
due from the b. & o. r. r. Co. to this
county, by suit or otherwise.
Nineteen $500 and forty 500 Court
House and Jail bonds were returned by Ex>
Sheriff Baker, having been paid by him, and
were burned in open Court.
Tn following named persons are appointed
Surveyors of Roads, from January 1st, 1882,
viz Osburn District-Daniel Heaebower
and DR.. A. p Thompson; Middlcway-John
F. Shaull, D.. I. Jones and G. T. Littleton !;
Potomac-John Keplingcr and Jas. A. Os>
bourn Shepherd-J. NJ. Hendricks and
Philip R. Moler ; Harpcr's Ferry aud Boil
ivar-Adam Cockre!l and John G. Cockrell;
Gharlestown-Davenpo port Wiltshire, William
Beall aud Robert Chew.
Some changes were made in the district
lines between the distrists of Shepherdstown.
Harper's Ferry and Charlestown, the details
of which will DO published, officially, here
after.
Eugene Baker. the Agent for refuuding
the Shenandoah Valley Railroad Bonds at a
lower rate of interest. returned to the Court
eighteen 81. 600 and six 500 six per cent.
bonds. which were burned in open Court,
and reported the ISSUE of i've per cent. bonds
to the amount of S23 ,O05.34.
S. II. Higinbotham is appointed Super
Intendent of the Charles,owu aud Bcrryville
Turnpike.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-11-15

PUBLIC SALEs.-The following public
sales are advertised in this paper:
Wednesday, November 16.-Bolivar Real
Estate. by Messrs. D. B. Lucas and G.. F.
Cross, Special Commissioners
Saturday, November 26M Real Estate
in Bolivar, by Isaac Fouke, Special Conn
missioner.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-11-15
MANTUA-MAKING.

Mrs. :. q. wILER Is prepared 20 usd.r.
W taEe mAatua. Making and AT kinds OF Yam.
ny sewing. at reasonabIe rates. Resid.nee on
Samuel street, ae6r the BGptist Chuyeh
April %, 1SSl-tf.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-11-15

READING RooM.-The Reading Room,
in tho Sadler Building, under the auspices
OF St. Andrews Brotherhood, has been res
opened for the winter. The room is in
charge of a committee of gentlemen appoints
ed from time to time, and is open on Tues
day, Thursday aud Saturday evenings, from
I to 10 O'Clock. Visitors, aud especially
young men, are welcome.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-11-15

A heap of coal, conta lining about 100 tons,
belonging to Dir James McGraw, of Har,
per's Ferry, took fire by spontaneous COM
bustion, on Thursday week. Timely efforts
and great labor confined the loss to a moder.
ate amount, which was promptly paid by Mr..
r. A. Alexander. of the Ntna Co., in which
the coal was insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-08

OF Refined Sales 500 tcs Continent l27c closing @
BUTTFR-Srictlv fine still quite scarce ana ho an!
strongly otherwise market dun and uns,.l s' ts Fair
cry Fair TO Choice. 2603 State, haI,fHllh airv
10 Choice 25d3lc Welsh Tubs - ntre
Flrluns Fair Choice. 22a2sci state common
daiTies Fair Choice 23a2sc state parry @ 81 e.
10 FAR 22d2jc Western creamery tar to Choee nSrv
Poor to Choice 7a2Gc Western Factory ,1Sa
l3dl Gil EESE-Market dull rnsgItlel ma a., poor
state Factory Choice, lOdl3c; Nestetd5 Stms
Choice sal 2l2 Cheddar, Fair 10 ChOct' ,yitb a
Poor 10 Choice 309c .....EGGS-A sae oS car nv
IgAI supply and good demaud Long Island gno ea Dg
26d2 c.; State and Pennsylvania "a 24I0c aJ0c
Canada 24c; Lined. western ana slaue A0
kICF-Steaiy; Carolina and Louisiana 5l40oc
SEEDS-Quiet unchanged, , -. ,-scos q
sPICEs-Better jobOing trade; Pepper weak Dut prices "
rule firm. $4,000. Doll, cuict
sTEARINE-bun and decning Prime cry I-2D'~4 o'
OleOmar gaIine Steartne, l2c. , ooo tbds Con.
trifuga sold at S3c fair good i.e ming Cres
duiet; Granuated. Cut Loaf Cfusnou confcs
and Powdered, lOLc; Standard " A. S'ss..; a. N
TONERS CO. lee. Moud'A." lO'sc% On ~, 40
gasc. White Extra &C" 9rG9N htHo" W. wv
$50 &C.: Yellow CO 7ssastc; yellow, 7ga ga saslc
TALLOM-Un sri tied and easier sales lIUO'V "' o o.
TEF-Moderately active; prices depressed ca mod,
TOBACCO-Kentucky quiet, unchanged Seed Len s,s
eratev active sales $50 case 1880 ~ lte pllV's ~
CO.. eases 1880 Pennsylvania, l1d2uc 2uV es's M c.a,s
land 21G35c 400 1850 OHIO "a i2ti % 0'
1850 Wisconsin 4n1 bal Havana fNc" - IA mi,
WHALEBON F-s teady with 4,OOO 70 Ne" AIttV e''' pa
waite terms quoted. ~ 90 -, hon rc,orted but
WOOI-Only moderate business has p'ch 49,, are
al prices have been vel and firmly nHntauie". ,,t a.. ore
here in good numbers indications point 10 , r
ment at 10 distant day. some holders nave "l4-'""-
stocks OF California and Floecos for higher prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-08
ErnorEAN MAnKETs.

tIvVupoot oct 7-Poys-Priais Ncss-Ea-t"rn stoany
Al IN Western, hrmcr 81 80. BA;oI-CuuJ1riauu tlh
1rmer At j4td nib. STEADY ~ 53ud. Long Clean
dull a, 4sGd. Clear, dulat 1l6d. Hans - LoIs
Cut duh 81 shoulders, nov, du At 49, eci-ndA
Meas none here. Extra Mess hrm 40 III RHINE NJ 80
steady a, %. Iard-rrme Western, steady At 81
IaloN CILy. stsIIY at 40. iurpclln'->pr''
steady At 43. Rosin-Fno steady at H.. COM
mon steady al Ggd.D al. Cheese American CholeG
anil Al 81 IarI OH here. FlOur-EAlra
state st ady at 1904 wheat-No l. White arner a. III
Spuup No. T. armer luJd.. New Winter western ur'uor
al I'D; New Winter stsadv a. sItd Csrn-
Mixed Ola steady G.2Lsi. New. steady 1t SOD. cot
tOnseed Oily elbow AmorcIn. nOso here RoAn-COmuiOh
OndDa sJeliy at Go@hud spirits TufD'nuhN ~ b'h
don, steady AZ 4Otd .- -.
Ga per cenL tor Now Mixed western Flour lOJd - on
per Genital Western Peas id per ccn Al Tor Ca1LiIa
Wheat Il,alI3d for California White lljdGll7d Tor
California CuD lO2 dlOsd. Red Western spring, AMI
1880. q lad tor Red Winter -
IIyKlPOOI. Oct. 7-a:JO y. INFECT l22l per uerce
India Mess. Cheese 90. cwt Tor the best
grades Bacon, 5l per owt Tor Long Cle4r
Nudes Talow. per cwt.. Lar. Ol 30. per cwt 10
Amcucan PORK. 30 per Dbl for Prime Mess
IoyTOy Oct IA D. m.-Cacutta Linseed $3.50. 0b3 per
quarter sperm OIL R5gG 700 Pale Ro1n 76lOth
Spra Turpentne 4O5d. per cwt Hstnod Petroo1in 80
6s.d; spirits OF Petroleum, sd4o'sd per gallon Common
H0,in ODD. Llnseed OH 1868 per ton
LTyEHPOOL. oct T.. Receipts OF Wheat for tho past
three days $4,000 centAiA, Including biOoo Amei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-08
THE SILGER CREAM COMPANY,


LATE STU ART. DUNDAS q CONTAIN II
Purchase part OF the world Indian mer
chandse OF description orders must nave
attached 20 the extent OF ~ cent
value balance drawn for under cover OF uoou
silver Company receive on commission ana ano
sale In the Indian market merchandise ana tho prOuuO
other oountres
The Company better position than any house
IN ship cigars OF brands the Company having
their mandatory In BuTnah Every cigar s guar,
tho best material prOcuraDo ~
Cigarettes being also one OF tho Companies spee
ties. -,--. -. -. .,.,,,u.
very choice Of samples will DO dispatched post
paid. ,.., ,.., ~, an. f,om
busneas shipping largely 10 AUSTRALIA ban
frAhe"'0 ANu u' 0AP' VI ''' O. IL. STUART. MANAGER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-08
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
.per Worth Riesr. Vs3ss', Flt ft"r'tlE
NEw-YoRK. Friday, oct " iooL
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NFW-0Okk, TTIIIHN, VVV' y I'7D
ssTTrs- Firm and qniet at 5hc for FotS anu o4' ~
feaEls AxDull and weak q 2a23c for Western anu
Southern yellow. -. .. -..u,,,ilr unchanged
CANDLES- Fairly active at iull ~ and West
in sale DOh 10 INC Ias.
yrices rule steady Notwithstanding ul1 liverpool
1It,i,ts In demand irm We qhoSe do
ToTse camel Gil Liverpool Gas 90 Sprovincia 81 IS
y50sl: Scotch steam, - 40 West
PENNSYLVANIA and Wesmoreland Gas a ClSar6eld
~ 60, a. "a ~: Cumberland 8roautpP anu N''
silgaln1h c, s3 g56s4 40 by the cargo
COCoA-0met , nowinallv unchanged Ordinary 70
,, ,sTgos 81. 90. Including Fair at II 4o' N
Quiet unchanged
(HICCORG-UnchaRgeo. -. ,,o moderate stocks hold
sCORDA Gr-Yfrm and fairly active .o,os 7 400 boles
IOIrfU moi Cotton 0ue' unchanged sales l,o2[
to0S eyenin o. including 922 bales or n hoies
s1O bales or speculation. delivered On c,nst 70 ISL
Poce,Dts at tie uurts to-day, 3S,2gS bacS
1Ses nil dav last and 421l4 bales ast NSa ~ a
l. 59O,7l2 bales, against Ofo'0'' '
sam last wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-08

TVHE POPULAR SHORE LINE 10 BOSION.
ALL RAlL from Grand Central Depot 81.
Three express trains daly except sunday 70 oslon ~
s;0S M (parior cars attachedh ana ~ D. w. t"i'"
palaee sleoping carsl -,
snndays az IL D. IN. with palace sleeping carsl
LIMITED tickets to Boston tall rail-, 80 .,...,,..u
Tickets and parlor seats can be oShn ~ ran
Pifth Avenue and Windsor Hotels ticket ohSes ana q" "i
Central pepot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-08

s5ass 25 City Mills super IS 259s6 90 40 Extra 80 90
PstapSco Family ~ Is Wheat-sOuthern firm and &C ioi
Western sgneE and firm southern he 81 30 vest
Winter Red SPOT September and October 4 51t@sI 90
corn~soaiheTh inn; Western higher rm; southern 5
spo; and september 76sS7Gac 76sa 70 e no,
eenP N vssi i b't 1910 DO Mixed 81 a52c;
Pennsyy9na 51S5c rive T 5 At ~ IS
BUFFALO, oct Flour steady Win T@o 11 mi sp"t
CORN 9" easier anu dn sale Of cars 30 Mixed ice oats
quiet No , MNtd We,ern quoted at ole Barley BUYERS
ei az s Canal Freisd.s-Whei I Corn oats
&C. Freigts to NewIorA by IailrOad-"hea" o4'' O''A
CHICAGO oct Flour quiet but steady Wheat a qe! 57
cash and October 81 4O bid November 81 4IE e 9l
and lower; p GSc 9G3 he CASH oslo 0SooTt o
81 ic Its urseftled and lower 20 2 SIC cash So
October +64c Noyenber i5'e Beecm3cT - i2i Soyen
Toycmbf PORK active but lover ~ % cash; si2 zoe
SIS is October SIS iOdsl8 2 November SSg I5ar ~
Isgd aetit. but w1r at 75c ca III and oc9ger 22c
Gll.Sjc. NOygmbcr ~ &c re DeceyeIi L91i,rs
Short iub gyOci short Clear, o2jc "hl'A'S "'''0
CRcSS4Ti OCT Flour Quiet and unclaimed. wheat Wheat
dun and lower N9 ned Winter n 4Ii5 o,rr, 80
Nike zoe oats imi 10 &IHegl f % POLK diitt at
go r. Ia1i dun end lower al i06c. Bullmrats quiet
shoulders, sC Clear Hib. l0'ic Bacon ea,e @ lfyS
AZ ~ l. combination safes hnshe gcods IpSp
surar rin UNCHANGED Hor' quiet! Common ami LsTC
s. 254{G Gsi Packing a4d butchers 80 'o1S' iO' ~
rRor oct flenr steady ~ q 25SS7 80 S:vc MhSE
81 l1a4 Dccembcrls1 t0a all the year e, u.s. Con m
~ October 6: Noyemner ,oe O5is arm y gI' d bnsR
Corn loo bush oats bCo bush shipmeris-F.onr I'o'0
Mnw&rR. Get 7fiaur quiet bat ann. Wheat wg sa
= 3.i, octorr november 81 ssh: December 81 Fps
Nd. 49, .. a t% c ICY aeI n ne Corn lover
barley lover 80 spring st g 90 20 iT oS5qS %
Moss Pork SIS 30 cash sad oconcr Si' ion NV
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CFflL Gluw SUyrsTvFr CONSOLIDATED MlNISG)
ANu LANDS CONiA,I.b2 BROADWAY, ;
YORK. sent. D.. l-Rl.D
NrOTLCC is herehy eiyen INIT tho Directors

~ ot tIEcuupuy ~ authority specially conferred by tho
shArchod q, hereby call for Contribution or As3's'mont
~ ononar per share PAYABLE Tho lst day oi November
~tocEhDuD7 requested 90 read AMI conform 10 the
stipulation Endorsed thcr share ccrhcies IS idur 10
ithuu remedy Interest AZ the of seven cont
auuuu VII be- allowed On plym rs made 'ror y - No
b. D. STRONG. Vice Pre- .iicit.
~. IEHu'ttancos for contributions "houc hc aCc0npa-
ucd with lr certificate, @. stock. That payment NAV be- ac
kuOWcigrd thereon. Uut r thl iuprtctc'blc OF incQn
ycurat cc.pt4 viii b" returned for attachment to cerjh-
cate on wh'J payment "a uaae.
1r,c. AID rrg tered man matter Tor this Company to No.
Ran Ala 4
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RAILROAD ,oH.tsY. lUIH.,l-, 53r ANr ji1H a., {
NEW. 0Rs, sept I&. l~@i.J -
TE0HE annual meeting ui the ,tockno derS of
ufs Company vIU boz hct NJ the Office the company
TGt.I4y October d. l1-l ~ T. O'Clock n. Tho transfer
.... NIL ,.! 4urII, sept O.. IId rr1prued OCT 10
I--I. j. j.. VALENTINE, 20 rotary
TFNuE HOLDERS Of the SECOND MORT
: GAGE Tprus or THE 'iI--T-1iPPl CENTRAL r.
IT, CO. a-au uo4i,d tItt such oi tcsc bonds az ar
tIr 10 fl.all.It ~ the PRESIDENT Of
sa ...,.g. Central llJ.r'lI company wiz Doe paid on
l.t.aIt.I.u flrt lr. -r.rttry Of The Dhca,o,
.f Railroad Company, l+ broadway
Sow urs and interest ceased aud will no Dnger
STUNEESANT FISH,
-.rtIry G., 81 L. ,. ". %. II. H. co.