davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-02-21

HOSTOS, F1t. 19-FINEH-Flrm md unchanged
tNAtS-Coen steatty and tlrni; mixed and yellow, 80
aalc. Oats hrM and unchanged. llyo nomns;ly un-
clnnge!.
tItiFrEfl-NDm!nntly unchhngcd.
E}Ha-WGstern fTral sjG92tc. ---.... ...
RErEITsrx-Ftuur, S4U brIa, corn. @4ODO but wheat.
4.4tIlb BIZ: t,Mla, I3AsUb bu.
, 1881-02-21
COaIAIEliCIAL.

The following were the receipts ami shipments
of tho leading artlclcs or prntlucu tt this city
during tho twenty fol.r lours ending ut Tocock
SHtnrtlny morning, With tho corresponding ig-
ures for Il year ugn:
, 1881-02-21

Special Dispatsh to 9he Chicago Tribune,
KANSAS CITY. Feh i9.-GNAlX-lha TsrIea rurrfnt
srts,sss: Weat-tocsp,s3 30li hu; shipments, 20
but iowssi No. casa. kAu, March. Bjku;
cash. aio mixed C0En-tvcuIpIs HInst shlp.
aiuaA, +,Nj GHt toMsrt No. Glsa, Rllt M4rch, Soc.
, 1881-02-21

pEOntA. ill., Feb. 19.ti1tAiS-Cnrr scarce and firm;
new hIai.mreh. ash645e3fc; now mixed, :s1faS.6c.
Oats Hrn; Su. white. 3l43aa,le. lkye scarce and
nnM!,nt: No. =, ulhtsliac.
lflHltWISkA-unGhnnuelh NJ 11.Ni
ltKCElFTA-WhGAt 4a hut corn, 1850 .bu3, oats,
nnnHt ryH, nnre; hurley, tIbru,
H1ttFMESTs-WhHnt, 9,Au bu.: corn, ll,uN bu; oats,
s.uu hui rye. H0np; bas1Dy, uN bn.
, 1881-02-21
ST. LNtfIS.

81. Lotus. Fsb. ta-FGouR-kaslas. not lower
nAAlN-Wheat unsettled; towers No. = teti. si0lH
2l.qiH cAsh; L9lAtslllA ALUM MAsrhi tLUA1lUI}4
0l,ic5s April; flUsAalul4l.0tH Anfl No. : d. Ea{u
asked, No. 4 aun4!nsL Corn tu1esl i'IssBe e4sAl
~ EabsusFr, ud31saskc Mafchi S}4S.uks April,
, 1881-02-21

CINCINNATI. O.. Feb. }J,-CoTroS-steady. ll1tc.
FLuUN-Qutct hut ,irm md unchanged.
tiHAtS-Wheat demand ialr; market frmi No. rca
&i.M Corn enalcr: No, ! tnla1t! &C. Onts fair te.
HAnil; M. ! nllxed, ac. Hyn HtronK; No, 4 NFI@
&c; Harley exci1od, ~: 2 t4lt. ti.N
dull md nwnr; 3lhbkti0uI. Bmlk inaats qulut,
changed. 80
HETTEN- -Qulut md UNCHANGED.
, 1881-02-21

ToInra, O.. Feb. l2-{2nAtS-Whpnt Qulst; No.
rcd WabNal' SPOT. 1tEt&s March. tI.G April, 3t0iA,
May. Nif: JMne. tlUJ Corn dulI. No. March, 4Ic.
unts dull: No. ?, a!Mc.
tIOvHN-Q Qnut; prmH mammoth, E.lu; No. =,
stiJ; prime. ki.nJ; No. Z. $st1 ,'
' No receipts Or hhlptHehts.
, 1881-02-21
DY TE1,EGtsArII.

NEW fnft.
NEW YonK. Feb. N.-uoycr,,mcnts were
stcaty for u nttd ts, md .i,i tower for Is uul
VA. The total imports for tho week wert,
ss.So,o0O, of which g., 7s'Kt. cunsistelo nj general
tnerella1ldIfo md tho r0mGtntler u .try goo,la.
, 1881-02-21

nETNoIT. 3icli., Feb. .t9-FLuUR-Stealy.
GJlAtS-Wheat quiet; extra nominal, No. white,
DlsQ9fc. Mnrch, etuUh April. &l,l!ti; May, $tUtt4
dune, ,fl.u4I4; NJ. = red {Lilii No. 2 white, I5{c
ltECE1FTH-W heat, sun bn
snirMESTS-HheRt. III. Nv bu.
, 1881-02-21

Ut tho 11s cNrs rerulyptt 20 fur thtA 1MUnth, IL,
cafh woro winter, which Inspected rs follows:
M Krntle, cur. =
Tho Chief nF tho llurcau nf Statistics at Wash.
lngton furnishes rcpurt frIM which 1t nrpenr
TINT reittler chIca9o nor Milwaukee, rnpnrtpd
nly i're;alstuus during tho wAnle Ut last .Jan,a.s
ry. Thu thtals cxpotira from nll pOrts are given
III fb.tu,yS:
, 1881-02-21

DRY GOODS.
NEW YoKK, Fob. lO.--The Ipbbnu trade SHOWS moro
nctiyty. but business Is only nodcrto with puctaKo
hDuhcs. Cotton goods In l!gh. ltnlnnd md stcaty.
Prints quiet. LnMns 1nbbln1 fairly nctva. ununnns
CilMriGs ii. Wilson, Vi Llattns Iiul this morning
Of pneumonia.
, 1881-02-21

prrrsnuRa. fob A.-rETioIEUM-QHet; crude
lowur, United certificates BsAo blli refined, VIC
tor PHILADELPHIA delivery.
ELEyEL.AStp. o., Feb. .ly,-pE1tDLEUN-uncAan
standard Niite. llQ tcst !4G .'
, 1881-02-21
BUFFALO.


TrFrALo, N. T., Feb MISUNDERSTANDING doing.
cxcerth Western corn on track nj 4SNr.; prices
n6lunalty HnchAnHed.
, 1881-02-21
DRY f3t)DDa.

OSWF{7U.
OxwK1o, Fob. 11.-GhAtS--Whenk steady, Corn
1utt IND unchanged
, 1881-02-21
sIIIl'!IES1'A.
A1.T1cLEA.


hntsrad frc'ghts wcrc moderately nctlve ut
the November advance. Thu f1ltcs to Sew Yurk
nro A0o per o0 lbs provisions astl 5u or. KraI,
Through frc[Rhts nre quoted ut tl4 III pravis-
Ions to Llverpou! ntsl s0.iu slu to Antwerp Flour
fretEhts Wrro quoted ut G0.tc 10 Liverpool u,ti
Gic to QlAsKnw.
Tile aggregate receipts ot wheat rcportctl for
Saturday ut ChieAEo, Milwaukee,. 81. Louis, Tl-
lc''o, and Detroit were st01 III. The corresponds
lug shipments werr d, ,uOU i,u.
Tho pr'as.1cc movement reported from New
York Saturday Included tho following. re-
eu!p1s-fiour. l7,Sa' brls; whont, sM,.sA bu;
corn, hl.ss4 BIZ; nuts, iaa,::Ial hl; corn-1neuI,
300l pkps: ryo. 2S0 In; hurley, :s,:sIN BIZ, uut,
1,GtD bH; pork. l.:Gt brls: hccf, 4aW lrs; eut
niehta, e,0t9 pkgs; lRra, V,1dl tcs whls'sy, Uarl
brls.
ExMrts for twcnty.fnlir hosIrs-Flo,,r, n,00O
bs!a: wheat, Hl0nl bt; eurn+ E&jNA bl..
Tho following wore tho shipments Of proyls-
Ions fronl this city during tho times named. Tho
Wntehtg Nrn urt,Ha.
, 1881-02-21

,,,r.,.. .,., Leave Afs11
A!i!NHMksa = WAuKnslis ftxpFuss l. 1*il m 1;S \,
MslNaukBet IT, tAul & Milne. ,n;m pm 'InOs..
apole Express trAlMs. .,....., ! !fIe:I0 i m i1lns
Grfsn nny, AenHsI,,, and Ap- t,a!n a!n Pm faDxss
ret0n Expreaa tfains 5 i.l0:1l i m M
hl!Maukgs Madison. PrnITiS III 800 N ias,,
. Chtan. Iowa, nnu Dakota * y am
milwaukee,, Madison, al,d irafi;t 9;u9p q t1 Il
dh Chlcn Expsoss.. ,,,...,,,,.,.,.t tlo.1G n ui,.r
IibcrtyvlS ftcUu,1HudatlQ Ion. I:;s 49, Ap1
fim,n,tn :, n1.. I; ~ y Au 81;
f:!Eir Kirkland IAsf. {tluljtI mi ~ ,hn ha 81
E)Iln spacin Fast IL press .... iii pn pm IN ~
. All SIlnnaaDtn traIns rim Vta M,,r-s,t,. -
for H. I'nN and nncapolts nre re,d sss ilGts:a
tson and Praric t cGn. Vim l.. .rHs..s N Aa
1lflnhlR Ecnerni Knllro,4
Dsrot foot Of Lnka-st and foot or Tuont1.,.
Ileket naect III ltard0Iph-Bt, ne1r IA .24epnn1N
Iactht Hotel. md PALMER louse ei@FA tf4aa
, 1881-02-21

rtrEAT0Ns1-AIn tiEn. fhr giuh AtOck at 1su .for
reheHi!IuMA ntl1 fft X: faf e1r.y rl,AB,,
iHulsFHfASn EAMt-'flrku}s nre. tim ut t3o
p9r M fur pr nle stuck. chek1nH nrp Ii lYht h,ljY
Ill., tseGar nte In H.,t'd surrly, Hnd birds lrx{nx
~ ner IL. llnbhiiE Unit ut Is t3jG uair tttE. ~
.,SAlir-A stnity ttate HxAI. nj quotations,
tlttt balt. tlgtIa,v Hnd Auw fo{k....,....+t l.Oj
f.hs t.' p"s oF1''s. !ol!n
I'M y HtLAt eAeks. lgl
hshtnfi aFlfS. per Rhek, An1
hinuha hilit ~ sM3H.....-..... t.1D
IArHf1hul nt', RfIIHn knckE. LII
sEE.s-Sn:oRun"ta!!yn nttH.iy. with rt,flst!crnflu
acAlnEs In AMxhteh- and ltle .inlnK III nti,rf kls
li.1nthY waA aotshsn ~ Ilnt aisa a67l; III psiiin
ntul primo cnYnr NJ s4.NnfLp. Finx was sil ii fi
~ mslt q pure snns wesn tiudu ii .s.r afit III
lullsered. Ga.rt 1T tarsnuA ut si,:i fur rU0r Al
W.! FIR E.Ml ltH Gaga Hungarian at ny.
TA!i.DW-t'r!nIH utty IL snlhlv ut st{u; Va cnun-
E9M! de1.hnh. though feW fses nre rsIa.rtcii.
cllns II lol I. Tho bass psle1 Win $l.T par Xaun
WNll.-rtnt!ert repnrt h,.aiDcss ~ looking up a
irtllA, lut 10 chAn1Gs hnVe occurred In qu0latsl4.
Wu UuMtB: "
fund suttnl.o lnosilum tnp..:......n,.,.,., Ey}H
inHtN hta ttli1f lup. .saH
niHH HftHnasle HctcG,
sHhLf HnHhAuHA HEbtt. AhbA
hte1!!has 1hHnstta E1eIG..,
ahNAn Mhaluh ntGet. AlstAi
XHGt3
cuaF'e ~asl!ed tveco ........,...........axs1
, 1881-02-21
n-!,e!Hle c'tftGr Of tFGtI< ,lh,i E,r,,,,
b-I'eput c0rngr uf Cnnhl Mid KIM

tot n.r:,E": sras 11a m1"r3!sSton I. Quincy ,o,
uons rn., .hlf,'a'l"r. at Y ssrnins.tse Anrre4t
s, Esmk: s.; fxrs*s !,rlcy' ini II iiI ra"ne
HuuHe. md Il EAnRl-nt, e'-'eeflt1'sts, rsffmna na
, 1881-02-21
thtcn1n 4. yprtIsxxe...

aEnly ntN! Clark-st. t'fand i'srlnno Accnnnoa,,-.
of'lco ralmof lf's istarse.ss. e.s '!a $sa2P,s
, 1881-02-21
RAILROAD T'f,lyt -,

A RIliv.tl. AND DEi,,,,r'nhE,
N TKAlNs-ExrLAsAr,u aasFVEE IL;
ftin!.f, sftitn!.kf,s..sniMrday nsesrielt, .a"r, nkvtnr.u
, 1881-02-21
l.ea1n I Ar;1e

tUnSasurtnv night 10 Gilman onlr
&OheaturlAy night runs " pcoria nnlE
"nhnal, IT. s.ol,sz 4: Fncluc IeafItv.,
Depot corner SiNnxrt and Arclrr-ny, trrenIt.,n,.,
Tickot Unce. u Clnrk-xL ~ ''s asp'e
, 1881-02-21

Tho excitement IN log psaaIcta continued during
tho Afiert!tt! ntla svnfi trH"ctln1,@ pA,, III
sho tMIl f"lu.. AEtli purx selling aa Inv as tIi;4sa
ona s!.l,I Y sasA gsi! la,! . a!s ssad
san rrM,rteA teinx ht *IuuiH. Tsors w"se Hult,S
lHetiIk ~ ttlt nrnta nj tint did MT tttjlI-
rlTe+ hut ttn lti,urtyainn niIoYud 10 ubrJal
thht te grlcss , not tlner essentially tronl tilu
, 1881-02-21

EhlcnKO u Grnad Trunk 1fatlwtf. VI
I)epot, Tweittt.st, ncur SUITE. J1ckUt-tIItee$ y
euutn Eia1k-st, Il Clark-At. and uF.nd Pari1" N1'
paliItur House.
, 1881-02-21

f)srot. cor. VIM Burvn atu Canal. IiGsS9is sSiusI
l6Glark-at. taluisr at0usa, dFuHa tne'''
nt Itupus --------1I[tI
, 1881-08-30

the tnrpUyatinf,s for real estate within tEloir
Respective Territorial ilni.s This curthrn-
asul,st tlln 1',na Of :;tatu lax ,uc fln,l! iarh
town. lli prullrilnl tn lilo number nf Hllaves
owned by r.'s! dents III snrlI towtt. lu sllis
way tic utlla! yMluc nf Il cOrloratlon''s (raI,-
n1ti Ow,,Gr9 OF sIlntTs lii sllcFl corporations
iviS tut Of Tho StuiH nru. l,lusiN 10 tHy their
sl'arS' ~ t!,ny cout,l nt lMt tl,a sl1arcs weto
tMxrd rs ,psts",.Hl property slml'!y: rro,n
pr s..s90, ,0N was derived to tho State Inst yrar.
hnd from stock of t'tl'er =, cnrimfatlolls thus
oM1sl e,in reXs'!. Of sEnn J., nssss*'rs
c0rporntloti. IL deducted fr,ii The tntht or
imartei vui,H nf Tho t.n,npa,ty's franchise bu-
Iola computing tlle'tnx.
Itryn prtinrty from tlni,ln tayullon iii, ccr-
inIn caxps," linplIcx thoreby flat tIthor elscs
besides rl,erluaxes exist. 'rl,ess ure. sp.ne-
what di!,lclta 10 ,lene. l!!si they nrc NIL emu
He iorm Of 'iG, wlieisi i's liz eredIt"ristaxs
for ItiN ttIe farm Of ltIiii 0r sesd ~ personal
property. nlid tte debtor nYniM tnxeA for II a4
JMrt NJ his Visible estate, otler t!,an renl
onerous bl,r,lp,,. Is q wl,uIe, s1nce lilo law
explicitly pruyisics That Il taxpayer may ,llN&y
res,irnnf Ills personal csiata to ,lle Assessors.
Mnier oAti, @',d t'MsS ~. ye'inssca 10 t@S Mn
prcssiy authorized by statntr tU halu,,cs
i'lA teOls ng0'liSt LIS tE.,a,, GtEat,!i,S, W u,at
property y ~, .,,, m.n,iny ~. ,s, NJ interest," ~
nlu n:i!aT tIti!s ,. nme M lhn lSfs9ls ~ ~ ~
teteH' t0r." II iaXpayer en,sa 70 af'fle Y .tt-
Waisi alla MAKE nnt!l r. sriea,,,e, H. -
ialr l,lIefei'ee-is uiat i!n I,ay
~ li!H,ihg ~ 'a% e,' loEst'y n' s.i SHH VI % atM
ilIe !entlrr - M!so anSeamitat l,s - esc'!t!ag
!aSnsi ~ snne r!!' Wy Il ~. el; VI H.
nt Etrntcf amount, l!rntsl! tna iaitlIno! 9;o
, 1881-08-30
TRIBUNE, BRING OfTE,I11Isy.

-, - : .
TN ORDER TT ACCOMMODAJE OUR
l. ifn1HnrnM% IE.lrIt tIsonvIhn; the clty,wn harr
f.Ir tfn irth:h NGlrn. IN tlU tHGrHrt hrt.ltnp.
rtIana:ati h.l'lw. "ftr" nit"ru *clnaMt. w,li'
takGn l+ir tIIr prli1s GsHt3t nj st't Main Of
i,ru, anil viii 10 r4,nived urt ~ 'f.1ck il. NJ.
At1lrrtt UIFFalDS.
u. u. E1MMs. Jthkscl1ors md ssationnrs la1
JGHt!,X i. iAtuBt'*, Druggist, arR lndlnna.ar.
INV. BUCllMXN, hr.xalst. eornet Tlltrty-nfa. and
WEST DIVISION.
stdiltEtHEie, lif,lGHtt, III WOss lotc-At-. coTs
i. \. i,,tiIElit. nrnsa,st, soa sonth liassoA-st.
M;F. KiS*T. DfnuaIal, Gst vast Matlsou.ss., cor.
".J&s. ~. k1nMi.EY : CO. t,tass.at., TIL ,.oath
.'stii.i.s' fiiAiistAGi. j. ". WAINWRIGHT. liz
ri. a,%S SiS;iiSfS. Drsasiss. Ill Dao lsiananv-
,.mI. iiEIi!tlGK. jewo,rri Nensdeaor snd tana
XWiitit1' Int;H4UN. iravsIst, ia North iialAsed.
eo'"1' ,,'''.s w. ,$oHr!l DIVISION. . m x..
1~ HultLfSfltlAM Il To, NfuxRtst 4ti North
Clarx.at.. corner Disl%tUn.
+. ~. Wti.l.IA Ma II co.. Drn.alfats. oil taETabcas
IIDt;is ". II. 'HEEi,E, Printing a,d Advertising
AgHDt. Nor. and Nants1ry lisrll ~ n Mtsl1n.tl
, 1881-08-30
SUHUIcLs1iN REAL I;,SY1IIE:.

SUB SC}tl5<lN REAL 1GS1LlIE.
E.OK KSAl.l:--tsAtsFtEI4Dl Is THE NAME
~ E!ren IN hnnor u ,,ar frGaldrnt tnH new tny,t
ra!ls kMuwn ~ l'nclnr Junctlun. md rMnnlng west
hn t, ~. liz trtSs,,r' trsc rafir,as oue OF,
lK,th east aitu wisst sfcA and o1u running drucI1y
thrntrh tho tnwtt with TIM dt1nt IN tho cunfn
Il,n nnrt and south .nn,,iurf ns : Hn halrrntlo
tls k'it, On Snrtl.nv.. Goth Eood rftycf f.,ans.
Il thrct-runttcrs ri = mto ffuht !urbnI!t Fnrk,
nnd my MI GltT taxu.. -" :. . -
i:ur.t c,sIs1s gtto less thnh 40 acres ur re1I
bark Sitl. No llnyy MrtHdy Hg!d h!Dcx% and =: pA.
nhd trte Fesms ~ he livGy disposition 10 RID VI
Will soil by tho BUCK Y tl,use lly wtio hn y:
prefer to tnae uar tic and rctail the ts to uctal
xrttturt. . ~ ' ;
wit,ls until Scpt. lu nter ttat dnle they m o rum
t one. .t,rt4,s, talancc unc. two, Or thsco years,
libnses bti!i d oror md sotd on easy payments.
h1re will h. nsur twenty lihees tnt!t during tito
npxt Two m0ntht. - .LtiskaN S,Ultit.
" In Enlte-st, Hf1!uHtt hHor.
I,H.-wb etlf tlavo But1O bhfsnlIIt III houses Alld
lois Mt ilufpl,pjHt pnrk, y ~
, 1881-08-30
SOUTH SIDE.


FTNO REST-FUL.NiSllED HOUSE ON
i TIM Youth Side. ru,nIs well furnl.hcdi brick
huusg near lhtrtY-tfth-st. aepot. r. st.UHSuN i
Co., li1 In SnG-at.
, 1881-08-30

rT'O KEN'r-tLl.OOM STONE FisUST
l. hautn. nlt nlDtnrn conveniunres, a,ll lake.av.
ANlAly Ut ;kt&4 l.nEU.Ny.
, 1881-08-30

HUIELIN(} 1IxiTEleIdLS.
Gsl}n SAI.E~-A LOT uF OLD ltlslck
u End luenAiVn stoug On Welt btds. u ,. TF!bVnv.
, 1881-08-30

Qo0f1 WILL nur \ FlltsT:CCLASS
ilJp4s MI, u S0ItH DeslHtnea.At.
, 1881-08-30

FTNU hESr--rWU WELi-FUitSiSlIEl>
l. rvutnE wlthhut honrd. to gentlemen only. Nc. !
(}enVptNnu PARK
, 1881-08-30

rT,O HlsNT-::99 WAItRES.AV., TWO
IL stpry md bn~encnt xtonn swell frtIt; dining
rom ind k!icInn on lafnr fitOri furnace. EAs.jx-
lures. etc.: MI tnndefn improvements II. FJIWtN.
Iii ~ Wh4tthrtut.Nt.
, 1881-08-30

NATIONAL SCIENTIFIC ASSOCi!N
ton soeares Rasrnis. ttyIuta. usc; raisMs lts'
ELItIa G0uE u. l4tvnls jret t,.tsos, v clafk;sh,
ttuuiu Il, CcnXN, ill.,. hnd Us Fsk. asIlllGluh u
, 1881-08-30

FI,O flENT-vEnY DESIRABLE SINGLE
l. nr lDHD1p rDGtn IN ntwty furnished house; bust
to.s,lity m Nnrsh E!e. t. Eemtfcnrn. References
tn1Nlra1. AflfGsA pttJ Tfl1unH Dfig1.
, 1881-08-30

VTASTED-FArrIlF AGENTS UF
w either sex. permanent lucrative, and cney
Nnll,laylnunt; exclusive territory. 0LOyElt 4 Gu,
, 1881-08-30
L1FI,L 70 )YJ[EyI' BUREAU.

IElY ELU IIEJIAfI 4 II V1t1J4TOt
i rtau-Assoeatu ot1cus IN aIl linportunt cltls.s.
ntord,4 opportunity y IoSsto u nnv 1att nt the
Nth employers with cpnlpotunt Rhslstan1s In evHry
branch III bus.ness ntI1 profession. nn9 all pn.uMs
!nu un.,sr c.reo q adles or a. a. ~.
rpu " or yetId Y1uutI* tor rrCA,nra l!iatru1lonx
rttIps, etG. lnturI.atlona. Employment lureau "
wnb1BtI.uv.. c4.riLHr tiArriAnft-kt,
, 1881-08-30

A E1llST-CLASS COUNTRY STORE
"a with Inr,v lFAIlp, IN pe0si,utJua nau healthS
fuWu1 iuIis t1 sutl il. tho 0wniF y tnlnx b1atlS's
, 1881-08-30
IU RjsNT-UOCSIs,s.

RIO itEST-cO1"TAGE IN GOOD Or
j der; Hu.d lntzislDn. M. u liitI-st nchr SOftb
Mci!a. fIs per mouth In nsvanuo. ln1uIre ri North
, 1881-08-30

NTANTED-S OK 10 GOOD FRANZ
w or. to rnFk On ncw barge nj Nouth Ghc4,Ca;
n!Io bnt uut,4 nlon nan'ol. ET, 1fAsrlSt's, M
, 1881-08-30

THOR SALE-rEN ACRES ON TIE CAL
IL Mlnol Mtyer. nvar AFuWns Mills. Can bu lah 1T
u bar1alA Y tuSsn at uuce. AictOSNEl4i. AltuS.,
NuuIlI IL u MiIAln4kQl.rt.
, 1881-08-30

w anHs Sa1axl!pn 10 ,huntlp nrst-gtAxs pnbl!en-
tnIis !n ths clty ana the GuIntry. MOOShf y
sMANT4 Is South GlMrk%st.
NTAS'rED-A GOOD MAN WITH SA
w to mnkn money. Call nflCf H. III. Ut EtUDA IL.
MI. N North WNilH.tt,
, 1881-08-30
WA NTED-3lOLDEI,S. APPLY 10
w Mawry tAr.Wheal Wutkt. Elnctnnen. q.

VNAS1ED--.A THOROUGH CUTTER
w fnt department ut tho i3ts. Elnttltnu
nni alnrn. l!ollsG. southeast curuer Ut Etnrk nnd
, 1881-08-30
no itE1NY-FL.fI.S,

NoETH HtDE.
rINU nENT-FlAT Or u ROOMS AND
L. modern eovcnltnrcs nj t.nft.s near la shlIs-
nv. Apry ~, a. +. sfEFi:SsuS, NJ DearbUrn'rL,
IehOM i.
, 1881-08-30
LOST and FOUND.

did ctasr ,nnrsvi i. +. !, on thp in,i.ls, b..
tween snrnriut ssreat IND alcytckvrr: l.barut rr-
esTRtIED-A hay HORSE. A. LITTLE
- laMG IN the ttf f0rH-ttmt. MT thnns. a In:
;Tu rrwnrl M hs return o. infrnat!9n n , tlnt VIZ
VAN. iirefsldc. Ill, Of J. II. UfIlttESt Tit sonth
A1flIlI1-At.
, 1881-08-30

WASTED-A PRACTICAL HARNESS.
wnxeE s.Irc tItGts. htnktnR WugGA eGqnifed. ft|lh
Iuar mid f1tEine, Il IL. rrlbunG Diflec.
, 1881-08-30

11TASTEU IA GOOD FiHSr.CI,ASS
! wv tnn.rt nisu siuvs.bacAer und rtpairur.
vllDAll'St1S, 15t IwBnt j. -sREGnI.At
, 1881-08-30

ITO RENT-2il AND 1ty SrATE-ST.,
l. c0rtlIF TT jacksIil, hrht -clnsa furnished tuuus,
sEslu or un suite. In11Iru III ltopm u.
ITO lESr-Sa So PER WEEK, WELL,
i. fshtn1, htcuiv IurMlahat Foou,a tu Gcnt1.neu
6H1r StatH.Ht.
, 1881-08-30

11.OR SALE-ONE OF TIE BEST RUN
IL nHa 9rururT s,urt,. mn ttIa Wast bldvi lasfss
ptUekt aursts, W.!uIlt. H1l1 fixtures WITH pIoRSf!{
nj A;4 ra),t1it 3tui1t1H-tt-
, 1881-08-30

T1{lIl SAl4l;-'rO OAANuF4tCTullEtlS
II layo syy9ral c0ca sItca fur Hnu In syAll, Ghlcn-
K Will sivue Mn4 satlrsu tMctltE9sj wa!t sya fsn
, 1881-08-30
IsEiL L;ST.fYE vi NIjjIJ.

1WASTED-A FARM or ABOUT no
w arrrs IN axchunKo fnr nerch nndlsa and cnsls.
AIi1teea Il H. IfIbirr Nlice.
NITANTE11-ACRE PROPERTY At OR
ta;.net itl7rf. ii. 81. TXISE. iio ;'sarSorn: It.
, 1881-08-30

AGTEE3.
10ENTON HOUSE, MA RIFLE nUILDlSG,
Il adjoining Gr4ud Iactnc nrlDsts cuAsasn. ton.e.
- and ~ tlark.at- Plra2It n'nliss. hands4na!y
fHrn4hent and tst-cless neAls, *lN pos dAT. BEN.
~ M61iZH. uEltIlfiNtQr.
, 1881-08-30

WTASTED--t FIlST.CI.ASS black
NY. xn.!ih torrcrs. ArpIy ut WELLS \ FRENCH
cos klIn1 lsIurE.R*. md yvt rt .BeCuut1.ft.
, 1881-08-30

1TOlk SAlE-AT La GRANGE. SEVEN
u n.iea frm Chicago, bsnuutu1 texiduncs lots at
~ ~ &1A nr 3agOi Aear hHm]i ~ l.W,,. ana q
NbsINcl ttyp, lltA llu NyS, Ii. lA Sav.kt. HUUt4l
, 1881-08-30

y, .ut II y
orliIy usefus must wrtc iate hni!d, sanry ANAL.
AtlTtsA IL OWE lutldNEtiix II -, IrlhllIt uttco.
, 1881-08-30
.IlD-tHD TAINTED.


pOAItl)-I,Y GENTLEMAN, LADY,
- md 8.ycar ut Rlrtt Hrso E0nni nleove
IL Aulut fnmyt prs,lnpt pay Neictenrust II dcstust.
, 1881-08-30

NTANTED-A Flf}Sl.CLASS CUSTOM
w cnttgr to w IL laIye tuwn III ainnesnH. Cali
Mt MEYER. sraAEss. GUUnMAS ! cos. Filth.
MuslFpg DH&Mrnn md u III thu p,DTntnr,
, 1881-08-30

VITASTED-AGENT TO SOLICIT
w nr.!erh fron, pmrlics using rluInt butlers, All.
dress EMWAlsn AUfF. sxty-sScond aM4 south.sts.,
, 1881-08-30

DEl,SONAI-A Y0UNu. NESlECTA..
bid NtIlnxer ttiartan.l VI nn.! ntpuarai,eo as,d
uinIu 10 an ittultIevlt. rrsp0clsbtv eldafly la,y
ijs y0ulH wauM{ &NA4t w Hut 1luuBakeslprt ION!
81 1a!iiu. nld Ut uuutt appsranGss aDjacta9n 10
Il ehlii; ph3Egt nia}r3lIDnyi hAlAU auNty WuGh! E4
I*t(buJlH QGGU.
, 1881-08-30


4 GOODltlClt, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
~ IN uea rLUE.sL, hlgsl3p A1vtou fssst u yuars'
pxPuslrus. ltunHt,,s uutslty ud lu1nly lFsnA1ctea
.1xTAhrED-A MEMBERSHIP In THE
w tIltsalxa t!uarsl NJ tralUt Also gns " upetl
N1sr. Adateas. sas prlce, j. J. L., III eat Twan'
ly-tha;d%sL, NcN fvrk Citf.
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THE FLORIDA AGRICULTURIST.

And now what are the practical
conclusions to be, drawn from these
facts.
There can be no doubt of the los
ses We sustain. Three million dollars
each year 10 the list, not counting
the loss OF time, labor and credit.
If during the last OF October and
the last of January, the woods and
old fields were burned the moths OF
the five or six broods would he bad
ly crippled in number.
Then poison the cotton fields from
May Is to 80, and July Is 30-avoid
destroying wasps and the insects
have named, put up gourds every
where for swallows and martins
never plow while the ground is wet,
and in three years our State would
be nearly free from the curse, and our
finances would be much better.
Our sloyenly habit of pasturing
our cottonfelds keeps many from
poisoning cotton, but they do not
think that the increase would pay for
extra and better food. These habits
must give way before immigration,
and restriction OF open pastures, and
l hope to see the day when we shall
have a 'no>tence' law, little farms well
titled, and when people will favor
and respect their best friends the
acknowledgement may l not sug.
gest that at some remote period, one
or more lecturers on entomology, will
be appointed who shall visit every
school district, and with charts and
lectures enlighten the people as to
our friends and enemies among the
insects, and thus make entomology
intensely practical, and its value TO
Florida almost incalculable.
We need just such information
among the people, as l find but few
have any ideas upon such subjects.
DIR. JACIENNE.
Archer Florida, No0. 4. 1881.
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The Tomato Rot.
q r. S. Cole, in American Farmer.

By r.. S. Cole, IN Americnn Farmer.
Perhaps no other vegetable has
grown SO rapidly in public favor as
the tomato, for it seems almost in
credible, yet it is true, that this highs
ly esteemed vegetable was regarded
by our grandparents as unfit to be
eaten; condemned by some as poison
Gus, was sometimes used as mantel
ornament, and was given the senti~
mental name of Glove apple" SO tar
from being a curiosity they are now
considered luxury, and by many al
most a necessity, and hardly a table
in the land but is supplied with them.
Thus their production has increased
as an article OF food until the supply
threatens to more than meet the de-
mand. Frequently the growers have
been brought into debt of late years,
but just as an Overproduction Was
threatened a disease appeared among
them known as the cot" So trou-
blesome has this become that many
growers are getting discouraged,
some losing their entire crop by its
ravages. its cause as yet seems to
be undiscovered, some attributing it
to degeneration; bat this in my opin,
ion is an absurd theory; the degener~
alton has been Jo1aeard, if anything,
since they have been increased in
size and productiveness with every
year Of their cultivation. Some wri.
ters upon the subject claim that it is
identical with the potato rot, which
III times past worked such mischief
with the potato crop III Ireland. They
claim also that the two belong TO the
same vegetable family, which is not
improbable, since the tomato has
been successfully grated upon the
potato vine. Some of our most in-
telligent farmers think it attributable
TO fungus growth upon the plant,
which l am inclined to regard as the
most correct theory. Being troubled
with the rot among my potato vines,
l several years ago sent as far as In
diana tor seed, but they were worse
diseased than my own. Two of nv
helghbors procured plants Of truck.
er living several miles away and lost
most OF their plants by disease, while
those OF the said trucker were entire
ly Tree from it, although drawn from
the same bed, so 1t could not have
been in the seed in this instance. It's
cause is mystery; a patch may be
Tree OF it one year and entirely ruined
the next. To those unacauainted
with its nature description of it
may not be out OF place. 1t usually
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shows itself upon the vines when
about half grown, but it may some
times be seen upon quite young plants;
a branch, or the whole plant, will
appear suddenly as though blighted,
the leaves turn brown and the vines,
especially near the joints, rotten.
Upon examination the pith in the
vines will be found deeayed also,
sometimes only one, or several branch
es will be affected, but usually the
whole plant is found to be diseased;
the truit upon such plants dries up or
rlpens prematurely and is unfit to eat
NO remedy as yet has been discov~
cred, but many change the location
OF their seed>beds each year and
guard against planting upon the same
ground ottener than can be helped;
this at least is a wise precaution ii
not a sure remedy.
The disease first appeared in this
country about ten years ago, and
seems to be confined to no particular
section, complaints coming from all
parts OF the country. A prominent
agricultural paper not long since of
fered a prize for the best essay upon
the subject; and there is certain.
ly room and need for investigation
as TO cause and remedy.
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REAL ESTATE.
REVISED
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