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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-09-29

Somebody has discovered that male
flies are smaller than female flies, which
explains the superior pestiferousness of
large flies and their weakness for bald
headed men-Boston Globe.
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EDUCATIONAL.
The Reform MediCaICOn
OF GEORGIA.
FACULTY.:

FACULTY:
l. NJ. COMINGS, NJ. D, Professor Anatomy
and Surgery.
J. I. cox, II. D., Professor Physiology and
Pathology.
s. F. sALTER NJ D., Professor Theory and
Practice.
JOS. D. FRIEND, NJ D., Professor 0bstet-
RIGS and Diseases of Women and Children.
W. C. JONES NJ. D., Professor Chemistry
and Toxicology.
JOHN KOST NJ D., Professor Materia Med
lea and Therapeutics
The next session of this time honored insti-
tuition will commence on TUESDAY, NnYrM-
Der lsr, 1881. and continue without inter-
ruption until March lst, 1882. The course
of instruction will be thorough and complete
and equal to any College in the United States.
FEES.
Tuition for one full course of lectures,
including all departme uts, .....-s5O 90
Naturalization. w
Demons rators Tee, III w
UFaduG ton 70 w
Scholarship tickets, not including gradua-
tion fee, will be sold for Sl09 90. This will
entiile the holders o attend as many courses as
they please and at snch times may suit their
convenience. This Will cover Naturalization
and Demonstrators fee. Al. fees must be
paid in advance. For further particulars ad
dress s. F. SALTER, NJ. D., Sec'Y,
Cor Broad and Walton Streets.
sep.S Slim ATLANTA, GA.
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Literary: 4 belle of Narragnsett is
writing : powell IN which the hero is
found IN the desert chained to the bare
back Of 4 bicycle Baltimore American.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-09-29

They are making figs from tomatoes
down in Berks county, Penn. That is
giving the wooden nutnegs of Connects
cut close RIM, says ms Cleveland
Leader.
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4. s. Guns, Ord. Houston. CO O..
CHArrANooe4 Trrr. Feb. IL 1879

GAALIANOutAs IENa-l EeD. II e q
Fhe s. S. s. is giving good satisfaction. One
eestleman Eho had been confined TO his bed
81 ueeks 18th Syphilftic Rheumatism has
been cured entirely, and speaks ID the high
esfnraise 81 Il. CHTLEs s BERRT
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Pro-
priekors. Atlanta, Ga.
Sold by Byron Lemly and B 3. LedbetteE,
Jackson, Miss
Csll for copy 81 Young Mems Friend, z
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A strip of land one inch wide, and
300 feet long was sold in Milwaukee for
1,500.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-09-29

Why Is turnpike gate like g dead
dogs faill Because It stops Vaughn.
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LET Us Bear Each Others Burdens.
Mutual Benefit or Benevo-
lent Department
Mobile Life ms. Co.

rUHIS DEPARTMENT Is CONDUCTED
| purely on the Assessment Plan-and meets
4 want long felt by those who desire cheap,
and Reliable Insurance No Capital is Re-
ouired or Subscribed-only sound, healthy
lives are admitted, thus rendering the NOR
iality light and assessments consequently
triaing. FEMALES ADMITTED TO MEMBERSHIP
WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE.
The following we'll known citizens have be-
come members, and constitute Reference
Board for jackson, Mississippi;
Gov 7 VI. Stone, Hon. Barksdale,
W. L. Nugent, Esq., Hon. W. L. Hemingway,
Gen. T. c. Catchings Mr.. A. A. Folkes,
Jos. A. Brown, Esq, Hon. T W. Melville,
Hon. Sylvester Gwin, G. D. Subway, Esq.
Mr.. W H. Perkins.
THIS Department is daily receiving large
accessious. Certificates issued from $1,000
to S., 600. Apply for Membership at once
For circulars and further information apply
to CAPT, JAMES w. BEATTY,
JACKSON, Miss.
Or Cor. WILLIAM HANDY, Canton, Miss.
mar17 Stiff.
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University Of VIRGINIA.

SESSION begins on the First of Ociober
- and continues nine months. Amply for
Catalogues 70 the Secretary Of The Faculty Fl
o. University Of Nirkinia, AIbermarIe co
Virginia. As. r: HARRISON.
July1is SIGN. Chairman Il the Faculty.
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PERRY, HoUsroN Go, CT. Jan. q. 1880.
In 1878, there were two negroes confined in
ISL badly afflicted with Syphilis. In my
official capacity ! employed G. 7. Swift, to cure
a few weeks felt bound to pay him ont Of the
county treasury, as he had effected complete
and radical cure.
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JACKSON ADVERTISEMENT.
DRUGS AND MENIC7NF0

A l paAs ON HAND 4 FULL STOCK 3,
D"g~ and Chemicals.
PATENT MEDICINES OF an. r,x,'
p,.r AINFs AND OILS.
PERFUMERT AND TOILET ApT,r. !,
-, agent a.. for HoLMANs LIVER PANS ''
''A'.la FEAST POWDER, ! pure article.
WILL sor BE urpp..a,. .''o's'
Mayl4, '79-fy. - AAAlls Druggist.
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MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE,
CLINTON. KINDS GO, MISS.
The Thirty,First Session Commences
September 2sth, 1881.

TERMS observation-disclosures Rigid.
i Instruction Thorough-Location Healthy
and Accessible-Morai surroundings III ex-
celled. Parents cannot be too careful ia Sc
Letting The school pkere they scia educate their
boys.
Number Students the past Session, 2S4.
Send to the President Rev. w = WrRR
D. D., for Catalogue.
W. 7. RATLIFF, Pr't Board Trustees.
Clinton. Miss, July Il. 'SI-sm.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ORTHERN TEXAS offers greater ats
- lions in way of good, cheap lands, hea.
country, mild climate, abundance Of hns
H ana water, diversity of products, than y
oshe . region now open 10 settlement ID Z
ppnuly developing section, the TEAH
Az, nolflc HALFWAY has in operation over y
in,les q road, along which are to be haa /.
- ~" prices and on easy terms, millions oil ~.
- good and cheap Railroad and Goyernnss
;;nu' out recently opened for settlement !,
t;a asulars and maps giving truthful lnio.g,
s y; address w. II. ABRAMS. Land Connf
slOner, 1, & P. Railway, Marshall Texas
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~ x ~ A YEAR and expenses TO sEsIl,.
Fpv Outfit Free. Address P. o. VIZ
Ehf Augusta. Maine
a ~ EhTlSERSl send for our Select y,
: co = Local Newspapers. Gro. P. hoF'N
seps, '8l-4w.
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New York, AIbaD
BOSTON AND THE

The NOON EMPRESS leave, n.
daily, except Sunday, al l240p ~ I, v4a,
man Palace Sleeping Coaches a. wa.
Day Cars through to New York "u0 t',
, 1881-11-04

spteL1l btspatsA to The Chttaan Tribune.
,iosTt,S. Mnss,. Nor a-t,,r loral market Son. n.
I%sssS 3 Ha,f;y, %iehxs s!s s Te',ira ;ac E'i:
Ijclpoos L I,urIinatul, WIS sisa hiahcr on vcry
;'aianass1', l.wa FaiI* 4 siSiix c.ty. it'.toa !
1nnst Of thu ,n.hers wcrn .ssr,sly, Ut previous
prices; 1he. following .huws slo changes
,ssts ss ss" i5' II II L Il sa :? a!.xy ui +, fr ,S? ~:
t. W.; ~ shnres; o1eSa,; @ nelnl';': ilY'rll1y.
fran i:5a u iaS'. il taarys: Siislh!ssn iroa u
to u!!i;. ~ stlrcs. Observation-Disclosures trot'
Mar,,ictte. iioiiat"n biz I ;,ns".,aaon iron d t.
,oa i; Msins s, isoS i: 'e iaIiE sh:tss; iio;oa
cha!I4oi-Eastern ut III. ~ ehlrts; GcnneGtIrut
xlsy sa Y 4 S sffs cmssK" k :nfes ss:,
iS~iawi-Mrxica!, Central Il fr!nn IL 10 m!ii;
AlMntIo = i'aoiile T. at oft New TURK s Nuw
Envia I ut l1o oS'onsourr Us Mt oo' do Iii.
Ilos.on land sol.l at III, as tefore.
n! fhs l!ssftr" tlasoetattd l'rrs'.
%::: ;%;; + + ;'$;; s s;$;;
A.ch 'ropHkn 1t. i"ik uid Colony ......,....l:
Huslun 4 Albany. -, ,h;1Isl
tUREfGS,
fvuapnH, Nov. 3-s p. s1,.-Consols. money, Dl
t'-1N: GunyoIy, nccount, 01E for uecutnler nc-
count.
fsnvcrnmcnt bonds-New Is, l05; KS, 11B!i
~. j1pl, -
ilailrslatl stocks-1lnoie Central, I311:; Penn
sylvMuln Central, iEa'i: New fnrk Central, Iii;
Eric, IN; do Recotrs. l91n; lteuElIng, :t1:a.
i.m!l!on III tho uunk VI England .lecroasc,l
ERD,tNl
I!t:itE.tH. Nov. 1.-rAo Imperial think OF Ger
nlny, ,lilrInx tho past week Ilurclsc1 its specie
l,tHalJOMl inArks.
rAI.Is, Nov. J--tlentcs. < ti!ic.
NEW ORLEANS.
New OnLEAS9, Nnv. 1.-41rht oxchangc on
New iurk, tt.M pcr $l.tax1 premium; sterliug
oxchunEc, hankurs' bills, tSots.
, 1881-11-04

REAL ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments woro fled fol
record Thursday. Nur.a:
<+t,r.s

Tho following Instruments Woro He'd Tor
record ThursdAy. N.Y.. ,,.,.
otssn Ct ssn y r. /. q r. f;f Y , n!s"o t. .siSSs S
4ss Il tfIt lt"is t 9sSata Il IT, ss %%ss sfs. il.
ws:i Ss$s %S;S i sS Il aS;a III III; j s. S3ss;s ss!
S': 5 !:;, 'Ssi: T. S;;:j;: 4
: Ii Il; i; s;$ N$; II Sis:
s|S1|:SS Il; S:; ;s's
.;Iars II. ; i,resn ao'. '""' - ..'so 1880
W.T. ,.s 'n!:'SS Il se III oss ss o 4, H%o'ss r. sys.e T..
rh,uo;' I anssS IT. Il q! c:r onrS;: ski:
Il, 5%rsSSsd, Aa!ss NY: i 'i"in cochsans to r.,
',S iSs st'ssi T. II II % sHSf as aasS
wssss It s.a n"d d X wsa u
s.$ y %si;;s: '
Viii 'is tiis"n Z % . wIlsn % jsn'tst t" ." .o
ss;i L :spS s ST. Il ss;; # issss i S1s;iss
li"as 4 Gat ssit s;.i ratiscSi. ~
M t!sSas s ' WIZ" @s;as T. easa eSi#S Hull
'Sr /, III s,?s yfjt' 5s' I'D d i iii / ;|$.:si
i St|'ss$ S$;: i I estasd u s"sdaiaaa Miiios nm,
l. si,S iis%
;s;i3 n; Si:S 81: $;is m
ci.sl. s1 ts i'ofsi kk'sn. sfsi' os: ~ .soao s
%!s $;i !; ast:s d IT, ;# &;sssS*t ;JS
VII Y$ssS !s|i I'll; II i 4 Hs|!
Vii, i; !$
, 1881-11-04

Government l,nnds warc atcnhy. IN t'tcn.
NJ, District Of C0ntniIa ;tH5s were 10,A lid
anu i07A asked; United States a}za IFS rttli.
tlnuctl), lot hI.i anl ini4 nskcl: is Ifs contin-
stctl, wcru l0iai bid nnd lt!,i nskcl: H. ii'A lt
ant ilB,s asked! and i}is, 1lsG bid and 1t3,i
nekod.
Foreign exchange was tho same. t}nnkcts'
etcrlllig wns IslGlH5: sterling ncttinl rates
wcro lao,a44si!t: comnicrnlal aterltnH wis
fonInatly 41%541s.k. l'nnkcrs' ffancs were 6slI
for elxty nys and 1t for demand: Fretch ct'ttl-
,ncrc,al bills wcro hs!, Tor llayrc: IolgInn com-
1uerot,.I, b0i: hankcrs lnarks. MA and vi; antl
commercial, Elt. .-...
ChlcnKo lank clrarings were Sh.50DlN. Leans
wcro IN fuir tlo.nand ut tt4b7 per cent. Now York
rxchange sold hetwetn btnks ut rarG0iJu per
$i,01U premium.
Chicago CITY Hallway Is sold nt 10l. aud wa-
bnsh 6s Mt no.
, 1881-11-04

weeks. l,uen4 tho sntne time tho rrcctnts uI
cnrm have drrtln'al niNn,Mn IN, which n,!"l
:" 10 r",'A' '",@ I" Sisnt ~! ani ', ,
falling nN IN tho yrnlu receipts ut TIM 4&tlnntia
lprt* Atltce Rrr. {, 1ssl, EstilntnnR tho HN,tu
exhibit Il will ll!. ttote tint wo tho recepts
nj wl,cat aipadtty lnsrcnae,l ,l,lrinp tho latter
part nr September ntn1 t,Gtabcr of 1881. Tut III
tho corresponding tt',,o of this sycar thnre lits
enre mtwceu tho rrrcipta lhls year n,l Inst
haH thus brrn. st,natantly innrcn.'nK. For tho
wecls enc,I flct. y, tEsl, tho receipts OF whcnt
wcro loss than for ciher III tho preceding weeks
wllilt. for tho wcrk cndut Oct. ~ 1871. tho ru.
roipts wuro lRtgor thau for Hny uf tho scvtn
wCukB prCcet!tnH. 81.
The receipts lit eacl, port for Tho pnst week,
and nlao frOIn 1An. n DIT. 1881, ns compared
with tho corresponding tfInp uf fsS0, were III
faiI
, 1881-11-04

ING tOtAt cetltHntGH AthCkS III fEC CGtI!itry Ar0
e,,dsl tcs, agulnst BJ,.e3 tcs las. ycar.
Tho estimates Of tho stocks Of larl In Eurnpo
pincu tho tutal at tt.OO te,s. md tho quantity
noat for Europe ut 70. 900 tes.
lilo same hrll, in thGir recent nlylces A3 to tho
otttlUok fur h0rs this fail mud winter, show that
fair progress Is being mut1r In lifting hogs for
market; nsu that durlng tho muuth Of Noyum.
bcr tl,crU will bu 1nrgo uunbers sent forward
and thAt they will bc Of Il l0wer tIuatity than
a,sua Tho general Indications aro that far1nsrs
Will sell tl,nlr hoFs III close III possible.
Thu new proposition hoforo the Jlnar,l Of
Trade II alnptcd, will ubolts!l grcat deal that
has nlrcatly- beun Mlo1,ted. 1t WINS Powhnttua
who announced that tho first Thing tu bo tlunc in
tho Council WINS 10 repeal nil previous e,luet-
mcnls. How curlodsly history rcncats itself.
Memberships sold nt t1aD yesterday.
And NOW tlo boys sulk of bringing over tho
bones OF AnNnlis for uso In tho next election.
What cnn they ucnu?
Thoy sny that tho Bantcrson mills stnrtcd TIP
nxain ycstert!ay morning, rs usual: nnd now It Ia
hIn.cu that somebody has baen trying to bear
tho Mslrket.
nuncnu stuwart, ut Detroit, writes Sir. i. Tnli-
mage, br milwaukee,, to ahy that tho winter
whent IN Mchgnn never looked 50 well rs nov.
I[o ,tt!ts:
trick ~ filling tho warehouse. thoro with wllrat
to protlucG II raIlroaA b0pkntlr Ana cutch tho
ahorts by making It Impossible for them to do.
cuuntry. Fortunately tho r7.iir0als md ware
hDtses RrG 6tAtg property. u1,h tho Government
directors }!lst trol!cd tho starago charges mud
6ruke tho buck Of tho conspiracy to rob tho
working n1A1 Ut his small wisgoa by III artificial
inSsease \, tho prleo Of bis brca.E
stea 81 paG arps iii tie ioe Crop. ws or ssSi9
ENry. hut 1t turned oit that tho fylnE sot}uu-
lress hatI Of! tho 10h Ut September l.tno, ,0i bit
|. TT stnro A. FIenl,A, uRa!ust none on tho same
(luy III lhbu.
, 1881-11-04

fLOuli-Wns dull md wrnk, few salalt lois wero
iakan for shipment. but expnttorn wGra GENERALLY on
tho nlark1t. and local dealura wcye holding out for
lower pTtcca 6Alca MuFc reported IT a brIs WntGr1
NJ tGvs liz hris SPRINGS at tIs57.is ~ sacts low
eradcs and N sncks r. Hour. buth On private ternb
Total 0gnai u ~ brls WIntsrtlours were qnotel
sdaaf.t1t shipping prlna asNtsA7as tho luw gradu
Bprillxa. ~ i NYu Hour Mt aouut Sa1jsdOj ind
cll1lce euekWheat llefd ut ub0nt Fl4Ut
OT1tEh MI.tsrupra-Waro tn IIxnt uuprly and
rnt1lcr lEuar, tftuu4h not In 1lIuch demand. tnua
Mns ss u s $ pa II: ' III.
"sf sS aste*sH* %EHWss ois T ns!l;o CIV una quito
Ss;c s e. a asaSs ssuS Sspr sFx "
wednesday, i1y.rpooi tspoTtsti Getses ttis. viii!
~ e y p ma
sis. ,s hi.s5 II, n, 5
E"S ,tl s.s " .9;SI Io ,'sS. ut esvs:s Ia hsai
Sasl.!!ss. aa Sst t$s rses,a. at!s;!.aon
G:'dea Se.u sqasSssa, Ill S5: the Sxhsu.tan
S,es b, ts.,!s: a %ha ic!a Sss aits u
ssss tasss rrs. ss1e .s@ @ . is s assn q eas.
:a 'sfss; ss s:yh L: ss ss;s4 s Ga.
y" f:sfs q ~ 81 i ss. N s VIZ Tsts r.
sss ~ 't'sssss II @ std !, &c
i SYsfss ;s Ss.s Z q sss sia siJssj & 4 @ S
5asS$$s; ~
1s taaas 'as's 'rS: 81 :" ''' a,
,;s::ss :::;s.:, S;;S; S|;;!'
s$;; ;:;;! l 4! ,.;5 + 4. ,,
psa 4 tl s i;sp l. o. 1ssfd' 1aFS was o
A; s;s A.
so ~ aasaae sssH 1t u u ~ q
, 1881-11-04

a$;$ $$ 5 IL
sssl slS; s;;; ''@ <
s,''sr ss''sr Il "&i,, Il
s iS : NJ s*
M' |"e ti,,i;, which tsetp S III, "'1 II s.Sst
;E %as e; ss HS ;Hsiss' I'D
A; 's '$s + ::"ss II :: 4;
II ?ss': KY:
@ i IL FS fss II sie ,Sn iSa s,,.,sss
ss Ct ss:f, :"sa. ys:'sss; w ' '"ss &:
S @ n.,sYtf 3D. .,;s:sse Issrt It't,
ssss: tsss %S;Sssa;i$sf:. ;iN st d
sSsr aSsr iiteiii Il
|f|3f IS Ms;; II; NM III; +; li;;si;f tSs Il
! 1 fS s s!is*y st: H.! II tS5 sYS;
ss %c4s ssty @ II iYM'e"ss II IN: K s.s ss"Ss
s!sso' Ss a SS }tsss s /! * 'i s
"a Aisi'Et-SAst t:!sl md Inactive, Wilt, yer, ,t,h,
+! III; !e I 5 ;1Ss SssS ?:s:s
sag?s Ssts s 4 ~ "s :s'ss ss Tsfs d ns
ss'sS; III p{ isSg' sss " ,tssti
S te[ tr NJ 4 ~ Sa!,a tf i, ~ ss III p iYr
!ht,aK tt,g bulk " tlo trading wns in az assst ~
t,,,a''iiss Nssi siosina 1S q s e ,,l... ,GS..
WIFE @ Fss rss ss of ,as'Ssa 6sa. I'll
, 1881-11-04
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wore tho receipts anil shipments
oE leading articles nf pruluec in tho CITY during
tho twenty-four hours cndInx ut o'elock
Thursday morning, nlld for tho corresponding
tftsU your nXO:
, 1881-11-04
Money Active Mt Six Per Cent, md Hold
crn Of Stock Rcnllzlng.
Money III Good Demand at 0hioago-New
York Exchange Advancing
The rroante Markets More st.so ani Generally
Weak General Decline in Provisions
and Grain.
Wheat, Like Ben Adkcm's Mans, "ted All
ihs Rosl"-litlo Grain Nov
Ing 0ul.
FINANCIAL.

market showed n butter feeling thnn for sotnu
dH,s. transactions wcrU Oh Il liberal scn!e.
With prices rising. THIS stNle Ut nffnfra cnulin-
rGiI without my check It'll Il sudden downward
tnuvcnunt began In 1acl!1e Alnlt AMI MAnhattnn.
inc decline III tho Turner WIS attributed III Il
stlpertlnlsy of rcasons. It WIS t'cclare1 10 ho
cu,tsrsl lIy 1ho eay In arrive of ono Of tho COM
pnlIy's steamers sone days Dy1rdlc nt tho Man.
ZanillU Islands, md It WIS also ntlr6ntC to tho
ntroHnttor by tho tinfon pncitlc nf !ts cott-
irnet with pacitc MnttL Tho stock declined
from Is tn NJ. Manhattan ran down from "a
to II. recovering to 51}i. WhtIo this rnaniWiln.
tlon was Kojns on Metropolitan I. was run tip
frum R0,t To 105tf, closing. however. Mt l0f!a.
This sudden rlse WIS rontiTmntory Of tho III.
formation gyru by n New York paper, and
quoted In yesterday mornings rsIHGSE, with
regard 10 tho v1iuo Of tho future connections OF
tho rnnd. Toward tho close money WIS IN sharp
demand at d per cent. hnd 'nlnr sunlc realizing
sales tho tuarkcr closed lever. tint, though
prlccq declined. tho market was not weak. lts
untcrtonc wns obviously ore Of great strrnxth.
brokers liz Now York ami Cn[cngo report Il
noticeable increase In the h,yng by ontsfdors
Efforts seeing Investors NJ work lnaking Eur.
ct.nses naturally conclude ti start thctAsclycB
JhIe, no lnlbt, accounts for Tho riso III North
west. which hns advanced oil tho combined de-
inanls Of investors md tho shorts.
1t Il tho scncz-A1urtIn party. hutllt0g tho
Now York. Chlcugn 4 IT. Louis lkAllrpnil, who
are sni1 by tho Ehtcst Wnlt street r,1mor 10 he
tho buyers Of ErIo. When tho lookH nro opcnct
1t Is bollcvca shoy will bo found TO haye tho
largest holding. They arc reported to haye
hcen buying It for yetlr to secure 1cnsG nT IL
Tor thDIr Now York connection.
Gould wns credited hy Wnll strcrt gossip. or
his uwn Invention as likely us not, with selling
tho SolItbwcsterus aud Western unip,i. The
bears wcro cnyerlng III Lake Shore. md Vnn-
llerbilt was said to be selling Scw York Central.
, 1881-11-04

ThH5 1T tL9 Itsl 1lNht Week1 tha tDth! fNcG!Fla
vi tho scaboAIa haye been Ut nur t,D!0, ,+ui bFls,
u,seGd ta bul of II ~ JUS bI. whl!U fur tho cnr
responding tlnle " aSs0 the receipts wur1 T. H..
KY l,rls ti19r aud a.s1o. .1t3 hu wheat. orm total
Ihsi, If tsN,tuD brs Aad l,TlN, ,O0 hu wheat. or
tntAl fuIlinY III ut tho two canhlned Ut l1,Slu,.
V2Q Du, III average Of ltgvQ.QQ9 bu for tho eight
, 1881-11-04

W>ST0S.
EattfdE i,tsratch 10 Iha Cattaco Tribune.
IlOsTos, Mass, Nov. lin mining shares tho
changes wcro rs fuuws: Drcncl-I,runawIclI
antiusony from OK t1 d.; Isonauxa development
fru1l bs tn i. UnchnHgo'i-fownbic ut u;
t1uiuey ut Al: Colun,rt & lIcclu ut 2!t
2b the lrtstrn AssnrIatft Iftss.
IiOsToS, Nov, U.-Nining Htouky cluse1 rs fol-
lows:
!i!naut Mining co...S tl,oTnbic..".........l lS>a
GAluh1ut ~ HlAs.........t lHAlhcr...s
,Ie!aI!%. ...."..."..E::!ia| tasu..
, 1881-11-04

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hoxnAt onX.rlt hnuIs igl4svu; nweat.i!cEl0h IAsnt
Vuutcd at uts iur lsGsJ MyuraGosi grpen hnnls.
Ennle nvGrnKt. k1&.H5l3r.
l.acon g,,iutSnt ;4@sc fIr shonl'ers, tnfstoo for
a!t cnnynyHtl atld llngkDtl.
.HEEF-Waa as:iDt ii El.flelo.EI for ness $1,000
ll.UU fur cxtEu nlpss. atll }7Ohgt7 ~ fur Ihu1+
, 1881-11-04
FlftfEs,
Now Or1gana....... 1,lSt.lkn
MOntFglta,.....,.... U.Il.ul9

Titus tho fAililR olf Il, wheat ind corn receipts
nj Tho BeAbOhrtl hAn Nt0nltct tn hBtlt0D01, hut
tho aggregate inurG'lan nt iIt,nr tn hill mid nts
IL npoMt t..!Uu,sW bll, loaving n mt deerGnsD ef
lUitl
Thu exports OF gran fran tho Atlantic ports
for tho pAst wceiS. und MIso from Jim. to tlEt.
-, 1881, Hs compared with tho ButIe tnu 1S4J,
, 1881-11-04
GENERAL MARKETS,
nIiOOM-C0itN-Stocks ntu moving bsskly at cua.

CiIicESE-fn Tits market tllcru Is continual xeat.
tlcsH. buyers arc taking nothing In advance Ut cp..
rent moods. and, nv at0cks are pretty full thtseh.
tsl!uney IL tovor prices. Wo drop quotations ~ IL
F,.fI.
, 1881-11-04

Frank IERtton ulstt t:r1t. t:rnnt-7fc*srs.
klrksvond mud HVi1snn md the Vnfscd
: States Seint0rrt,ip Candidates for
LeEfa1uttyc odllrch-t'0Hgre&af0 Al~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-08-31
HumOrsOme Waits.

A HoMELY young girl has the consolation
of knowing that when she is sixty she'll be
pretty old girl-Boston Post.
to send him money every month to keep his
landlord from evicting him. links, in writ
ing back his gratitude, always begins, My
Dear Payments. "-Louisuille Courier,Journal.
SUMNER resort landlords have agreed to
charge dollar square foot for their rooms.
This will bring rooms that have rented for
SIS night down TO Sl7, and be great
benefit to the poor.-New Haven Register.
SOME one wrote to Horace Greeley in
quiring If guano was good to put on pota-
toes. He said it might do for those whose
tastes had become vitiated with tobacco
and rum, but he preferred gravy and butter.
AN ingenious railway caterer, who had
been in the restaurant business seventeen
years, has invented sandwich made of
bread and meat. People who have eaten il
say it is in all respects equal to the od-es-
tablished bass wood and leather article, and
is even considered more palatable and whole
some. 1t has not yet come into general use.
Huntington Hatokeye
ONE of the postoffice agents who was max.
ing trip through the northern part of the
lower peninsula this summer, came across a
mail route through the woods from one
hamlet to another, with weekly average OF
two letters and one paper in the bags. The
carrier wore coon-skin cap and rode pony
about as fat as case knife, and he took
things 80 easy that the agent saw fit to ques
ton him a little My man, do you realiz:
that you represent the United States p
"Well, kinder reckon" Sand you fee
the responsibility, presume 2" "Bet yel
goggles | dew" "You know you must
brave all perils to get your mail safely
through" "That thar boss an me ar good
fur anything twice our size, | reckon" al
attacked by robbers, what would you do 2
"Bury em - "Suppose you were Offered
money to give up the mail bag ?" "Nt
danger O. that, mister don't believe tn,
hull country could scrape up fifty cents.
"There are awful fires in these woods some
times" "Krect. I've seen bars roasted
alive when they wasn't within mile of tn,
flames" swell, now, If you were sur
rounded by a fierce fire, what would 20,
dot" "Fire all around" "Yes." an,
chance to burrow under or fly over 2
mo" "Wall, mister, it would be kinde
tuif, but I'D remember that | represent tn
government. I'd kill my boss, eat the mai
and die shouting, we have met the inem,
and he is our'n P"-Defroi Free Press.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-08-31
Eleven Years a Rumseller.

have seen man take his first glass of
liquor in my place who afterward filled
suicides grave. have seen man after man,
wealthy and educated, come into my place
who cannot buy his dinner. For eleven
years sold liquor. had one of the hand
soonest saloons in New York. Some said it
was the best saloon in the city. If it was
the best, God help the poorest. | can recall
twenty customers, each worth from 100000
to 100000, aud only two of them are now
able TO buy dinners for themselves. In all
my eleven years behind the bar can recall
only one agreeable thing. A young lady
came to me and said: al wish you would
not give father anything more to drink"
laughed, as rumsellers are accustomed to do
in such cases, but she persisted, and finally
promised | wouldn't let him have a drink.
| don't know what possessed me, but
promised. When next the father walked up
to the bar smiling, and said: "Well, l
guess I'll take drink" "No, sir, not
here" said |. "What 7" said he. |
repeated what had said, and also ordered
my bar-keeper never to let him have drink
ON pain of dismissal The result was a
quarrel, and threw him out into the street.
He was smaller man than /. There was a
struggle outside the door, but as he rolled
over the curb at the edge of the sidewalk he
seemed to lose all his strength. Looking up
to me, he said; "Here am in the gutter,
and turned out of rum shop" That man
to-day is member Of DR.. Armitage's church.
-Ne'o York Sun.