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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-11-30

A FIRST-RATE FARM IN TUSCARORA
Valley, containing 2O5 acres, abont LIS
acres clear. Two sets Of buildings. No. l,
Log House, 20x24, plastered and pebbled |;
Kitchen attached, l2xls; Spring, and also
a Well of water near the door; Stone Bank
Barn, 40x90i Orchard. No. 2. New frame
House, 2Sx32, good cellar; Summer House,
l4x20; Spring and Spring House; New
Frame Bank Barn, 45x66; Wagon Shed !;
Good Young Orchard, of grated fruit, in
bearing condition. Will sell all, or half, to
suit purchaser. The land is well adapted
by nature for the raising of grain and stock.
Plenty of lime stone. The community IS
good. Churches and school house conve-
nient. Terms moderate. For particulars
call on OF address G.. MEYERS,
Farmers Grove, Juniata Co., Pa.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-11-30

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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-11-30

A CHOICE FARM OF IlO ACRES. NO
waste land all clear excepting a half acre,
and only one mile and a half from the
county seat, the best market place and ship
ping point in the county. Good water.
Good Bank Barn IS by 40 feet. Good
Frame House. -Four acres in Orchard.
But you will want to see the farm. Call on
JOHN CUNNINGHAM,
Patteson, Juniata Co., Pa.
Il. B.-Terms easy. Payments to suit
purchaser.
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, 1881-02-03

Nftr lGFE StH
How completely the Lnnl Lcngue has over
cono the canst1erAtjuns which have heretofore
60 lArKe1y influenced the minds ut Irishtnen IA
seen III the fncf Of SUCH 1n.,, us Lord Grannr'i
having becn. compelled tb invoke tue MD Of
tiTags0ns a1d CGIlatnblllary. Lord Grilnard IL
nmong tho ,ln1en ,ohtenier nf consequence who
always rcst,!e In Ireland, Except to attend tho
session ~ f.on.ioi'. he has for twenty years
rnrciy quilted pts estntea: ills tathor's mother.
the Countess 0t MUirn,-the friend nil1 fulrnness
1f Nnr!n EdKcwnrth, -l,ecamc, although by birth
English, morg Irish than tho irish themselves,
and sinira House. her magnificent h0re m
Ushcrs Qnny. dublin. wa:, nlnrty yenrs aws', nut
merely that aitvs most brIinnt spt,tAl rertrc.
but tho very focus Of tho anttu unlf1s pnrty, uf
which hrr h1sbant!, her son The famnus Marquis
or flnstnHs), and her Boii-ln-law. Lord Grnnirt..
were mnst aetlyc members, Tho present Lord
HTnrnrl, tnhcrlttnH tho traditions Ut bis hpuac,
cxpresse.i. on more than one ocrasnn, oplnian.
40 Irish, frnul .putsiolfo 1riat Catholic polnt of
tlon being esprctcd ny tho Guvcrnn,cnt-ts,o
Lord Licutenlllcy 0f teltrlnl. and ho Ia, ton,
head If tho Cnthnllc Union Of ireland. mid or.
terms Of tho closcst intimacy With tho prelary.
Moreover. hts first wife, great hcress, was de-
ercnlfeti from one Of the victims nf l1aS; bit all
this hns proved to bu Of ilo asAfl In tho present
nvifntrn
, 1881-02-03
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tuti !tlt' ,ffrcrlnt,, e. i,nM, shipments, 1,aa.
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FOill;rt|Ss
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"a; Sn.., y. -,,,, Nh. !, u, 1T, No, 2, us,
,.1ns, No. l. ps, Nh 3es CAT e'"o' no. H. 've '' '''
kntd ,,,,t III. t,nrti, Ets ii.
l',',,,.u, Frb a-l'rotsncu Exc!lnnRc quotations.
'Yc,r rut ricaiy nt 42s tsI ionx r,t s'rnof a.
haI hnrt cut steady nt AlhGH. IAfu-isp WEI. w..
en- slraus s'1,saNsnlrlis ~. ionlnn dull at lis ".
7nHfe"s 7nHfs'.. nj, .-'rAaLtw-tin American, 40s-
nr1,t,t,Et.M IteHncd. lt!6El"'
nrrrryTiS -tpfrs. 'shl.
IT,, !L..Srr,,,.. Fob. .1.-l'ErltntEtfM-1lf.
hs.is',,,,,. Fch 4-ErnninR. -CnrrnS- -Enelcrs
fi-lt4lIs.1: ralcs 60" 'As'
IN, American, ,7a.
''IM,,-AulprieAn. Ma H.!
nlrnS-lsnH c1tHr, ios III. -.
nta ,,t,wn3 nero received by tho Ch1caRo Honrd
sfTrnin: ,,,.,, -, -.rtcu, s.daits III,
E!nsSI! II; "', Mi'sn !. istius III U"f d 3 Pork H.
if2 n r :;s 4 % w. Ss s;s I'd ssSI,tc tcsI &c.
tssa sa nar:ss .Et, fsl'ea ~ cT sonta @
4srni s,a nnd neuates ra ,x,tGr a-
4. Fl, &$sa%Es!$ :ss ss!$
Gs s. ,,' ns ,ssss,, ssss hsss.a 6
ssciSs - TinIi' !. H. Gssn etsa. It MH.s
,ox " sfS r" 81 ss tcs 81 M
ssss sr T Tn9s e.; cnf nn s"" os; Ess
1 Sii; se9ass sisst fS's fo sssssss ~
oHtt'ss. E'ps ~ iIs CHE %s'ss s%
F;,ssS I'll "i'i ihs s"t Gontasnt auraa liz
Isl week. z,NDHts.
, 1881-02-03

process. falf k.np; wlntor wlont patents, Kood t2h
ftyc Hour, $l.7j&aW
taKAtx.-Hhcnttl tlnil and iower1 rejected. grain do.
pnt, e1o1s M. rod on trnek, $l1l No. rcd. ofevn-
urte,; March, siie4 Tit. slc3S asse, April sir;N
sl1 fl1s n.kvt. Ca!n .iul', sMi 1ulxed, febrnary
n!xbt1. At{o.
notwithstanding ncstvc. t,eot-Atcsa, sttb9a
!?M Ints4n mnAs, filH old itfrtK tllGOs now, flhhl
!anin-, rlsIkcd. iUk tUtSc. tnnl-lrtnU atuhiut GC
kettle. tft4c
Hotd u ctpee, EkiSlc. New f1rk stain and rndl1rd
County, I'unn:YIynnn. tnIs. 2iGs2sc trkns, 2sxui
IL, Eui.i tt' clinirH, lN*1tc.
EtlnE--Irrrntl1nrt a9EiHC.
GlfEE*E-l{nlGt hntG unchanged.
IETttttkEuM-llH1t!t hnl afpndyt Rc
WtElAKY-fn tt1uA hnninnl. Clio.
NEcEllTs-FInMr. aUU1 Gflst wheat, IL 600 but cnfn,
4+stU hui nntA, Ttt1B }ll1s
HulpAlESTH-Sunt.
, 1881-02-03
RECKLESS DRIVING.

Tho police OF tho West ChtcaK0 Avenue Station
arc making active search tar an unknown nun,
who, whtio EeUkicssy drtylng narth aiuug Mll.
waukeo ay0lsllo Ut 1:3a TUESDAY evening. ra.
down, at tho Indiana street crossing, u poor
nnsx sM a ,yes hee 81 @ .vag ve % ~ Ma
oyer Nugcnt. hruuktux .hA right anktu, badly
bru!slnx blu left Shoulder, aud cutting anil
crushing tho left ahunlli so bAdly tnAt f Will
prolulbly hAyu 10 bu anpntated. Tho Injured
nln was Intended by Nr, II. I. Newluan, at!d
sd s s s ch!are If III sis IN % vury poar % s oiro@
stAucoa. ltolgur Hh0n. Ut No. bs1 lfost Supursur
streut, whu Witnessed EuKunl'a u!ishMp, thought
, 1881-02-03

NEW ALBANY, Ind., Fob. :,.-Tho stove-
ntoi,lurs ut this city went OH strlko for MI
advance In tho wugcs scala Of Is per cent.
The strike Is In accord with tho stoye-,noltl-
ers' strike Mt st. Louis, where demald for
MI advance Of 50 pur cont IL made. The pro-
Plr11DuItt,, I'a., Feb, a-I'l,a Low {irads
Division c0al-nlll9rs of tbs Allegheny Valley
NAtlruatl, numbering !. .0O0. WHO lavu been on
Il strike, demanding at, increase Of 10 col,ts q
toM on ,screencd coal md ak cents on l1,,-
ceding tho uttyRncG,
, 1881-02-03

Prttfni u(trdtfh 10 Int ChtEn90 lTkupHev
rz,r ypl,N, Fob. 9-tinArS-Whoat-A further
A.s.s nj nhout 1&34e n bu occurred In wntor whcnt
rnder ,Ac dc,rcasinR influences or lncrfaaed heaSl-
nets ud moro or less Decentralization rcportotl from
tho ,yc,eru markets. n continued pressure to place
supplies horo, and tesanctls INJURY oseh IN tMoo
ian Inc nartIcnlarly outside 0f FcbrunrJ n!d Mafch
ont,ons on No. rud, tho 'lcaTa IN which options
REACHED q fnlr aggregate. wtt moderate oxctAnscs
~ sfcontracts nlsu nutnd rho tncst option to-day In
dIcatca slight rally. E1trene rcsnFYe whs ttlnhi'
fr,ted by sti,pcrs espcclnliy III yow Ut tho cnnti-
ued adverse tcnor Of tho adrlccs by eHbln. spf!nn
wheat WAS practically neglected and quoted more or
lass Nominal. Hnics M. rod Al &',s!H@l&' NO. teu
at nArieil7 mostly a. tGlaAasTf: " f:.,,.as elos,ns
Nl3isl7 etns,ng Mt llId,S hid; 10 March at sllN4
ai,a closing ut fl.iE}x, tiU April nt &a.loA3tssa.
closing at tl.laA; do Mny ut eliMt@t.1Wf cosln9 ~
3l!i It'd: So.a rcd at tt,,5; nngrnletE RCD nj 911s
t1Stf as Il, aun1tY; reIuetod spring ut gSo CUFn
offered With rtsorYu for curly delivery md 1untou
somewhat iIrnlar on II moderate don'ui3ds upa'ohs
dealings comparatively lInlltct md go1irrn,y at n
further slight reduction In prfccf closing weak salcs
mixed Western uHrrnded nt 6t@Ss3lc rs to quality
New York steamer mixed at 6,et5Ss4c, nearly I'LL at
sic; New York so1nt 6isxa}5isfc; No. white ronl'
!nnl. tats In worry mo'lesntc supply f"rrrompf aev-
orr and quoted un about tic bu ehocknE busHete'
,anls, Il fntr Inquiry WIS nutch. At tho close tho
aRn nfa's ss III. s1iss iacr IT,
ne: sPsas ss q sss a3,s!' 3 1s$ y +
NH n n os, xsf 'nss s1!sa sst s Il K
Narley somewhat r1nor. but 9utet' un9rhdea stnto
Fa"sssi6Ss-1t rra!uo.s ruling lower on zen;
eray trceE nfcrtnE With 6s:h business. Fsnosten G,
sfsisS & %ssfs t :!fr s ,at a, ss /, III 3's1
HSK Y yffy a4 M IT. ~ sG;'y y
4; Cd r. s" $ ;s i
is..dsn'asd ion: scgr sS!e a ss, int ;hsr.
essdf eaff q stver; @ ss =: rsuct"n @ H. ra'aes
[iss i o1 1S S isrdri: ,S' I'D ans sosss II w.
Mattet. nn.lor nis !oFu urgent NusnRs II syr!pn- %
X g 'a$ s%:ss,T + r. sf %f; sss S Sly a%;
TS,ITwG1ctya. wt,f snias noted ut caG3Ic as to
ii. s tss xssy s: s1 s e';s :se # Il tsF
s sstaaa s+ssa S fH{y{ V. stSsS s;ses 4 $ s'a''s
%sn :s's:, Sa9 h TsspSS fsSS$:asSs
htSGS sS II alt d1Sf' .ea"sr. s & sF"%s "% n. a
" ises = II, liz sSss Il Il
+: SY 'sf oss fss Ss z SSsss
yxw i; s;.tss 4;sfe;;s T,s,s sas nominal,
aeleh l!:is; 1prli. !i:s5e .a!ny. iltsu nne iiss
II Ifss' ad @ a"SaSasS ss!S1ss 1ssss. br.
!!:; !! *s3s 'sgs; Es:s
fTGssA tsa ;s 81 @ t1SI Ixo NJ ;xsI &C.
,%;, aas;4as a. .tte IT, ~ %::ea s ss
ai n G. IT. i$;; I'll fs FSissS sas. ssn s
S HI , GSr, en:e1 !HSe'ets ! ~; ,ee5p%tss ~
srss s'}s g. fSss;s' RsItsaEy t$a!sS::
;sscis% Msr % IN ay ssiSi' a. a Sna wHH1, Tt
Ws,isr,'. ESs4sySs "o''''n A'1oo' "*'''''s'' '"''
ySF% ss! &''s''" VI
s:: ssS IL $ss;:s 's$ ] vi
, 1881-02-03

CEDAR NArtis, H., Feh 2-At II recent meeting
Of tho Northern Iowa ruttes- s-peniera' Asbucintnn,
hel1 ut Cedar Knpdr It unanimously toc!lcd to
organize Hoard OF Trato for selling the dairy pFnl
ucts ut tho nosthorn md central portions of Iowa,
BRis Iohrd TO ay0 ts hcn1uartgrA Ut Cednr Haplds.
1 committee was appointed to frano u constitution.
bJ-wH, otu. To ba reported Mt tho next nloeirR OF
tho Association, to lg hell ut Monticello. Fob. IT,
which Encg md ditto Hxni for tho annual nlugt-
Ing ns tho Northern Inwn tEr mud Chcesn hraiI-
cntan.. 'ihe i!nrortane. II such M oreNnizntun
to nttcnd and couperato In thls work.
, 1881-02-03
SIT. LOUIS.

ST. Louis. Fnb. Observation-Disclosures.
HnAlS--Whcat luWer and unAotsod; No. red.
t0t& cnat,, sit2satolA FrurunrY. t1O691.0Ts
1.o4f Mnrc. ti.oifa1 D< APRIL t1lea1G711 Mnyt Nm.
tta. D4&aEic, No. ao s919apfc. Carn lowers 3s{Ga
3So ct.l,. :eskc February. :sato March, p1A1Talc
April 40 iUc athY. Oats fnwcr at cukfl md
S:2Gc Atnscl. 1tyu firm; s'Aa. Harley unchanged.
i.KAti-FlrMcf ntItsc.
1irTTEit-liHetmn9Gd.
t;ittla--GnCtnnKGd.
~ttfKY-2tenty ut $l0, -. ....- ,
l'Royht0Nk-l'ork trn,Gr at xls!1 ensh and Mnsch.
TRY ealt upAts tlrn1 nt Hind iE5, $itT4 $U1DGt.
Bacon unchanged. l.nrtt slow nj ty,I5dA:M
=, ,MEGE.iTs.FloMr asu bslsi w1ient Mg1 ~; e3r!
AHtiafENTs-F!onr.4 ,u1 Gr1s; wheat. BON but norn,
5M0lui gntsp 2,u9 tn; ryB, Npn0t hurley. 2,Np bu.
, 1881-02-03
. CRlISHFD tn nrATH.

Christian Miller. Us years OF a9e, living at No.
l9l Augusta street, and omp!oyc1 In the repntr
shop Ut tho 1tiwaukto s. St, l'aul Hailruad,
whIle busy Mt a;DQ yesterlay afternoon lxin9
eotno ds,lft-el,ls oil cara standing OH tho track
near California; ayoano, was crushed to .leath by
tho oars Icing put Into motion by freight train,
which eholltla hMvp run HloDH anOther track, but
which was thrown. to tho trn0k upon which he
WIS ut work by u misplaced SWITCH. Miller lived
In very poor clrcuu,aiancos. md lott vito aud
four children, tlyett from II to = years.
, 1881-02-03

SEw fONE. Fob. .,-l!ustness Irregular With pack
ngo huusus 1,t nto Of nIarknt worry steady. Cotton
gooda IN snpderato t!ssnand md senoTny 1!rn, Now
rork Mi!ls bloaccti shtrtlnGH Advanced ~. Gnx-
hams nA dreHs K1nlts lrtre l'THA In moderate r0-
vuest. Wooden R0Uds sluggish hut btoady..
, 1881-02-03

CfNo1NSArI. o.. Feb. .G.-toTToS-Quoti 1lAc.
Fkoun--Flrmor: family E'sssl1i, tnney. th107a7s.
0HAiS-Yhcat nsn,; Nm. ! rod, sl.ol Corn caaier;
No. mlxc. +lsQt2c. Oats stcalys M. mixed, SIC.
ltyn :irla; No. = 1sc. Unrtuy trms NJ. fall GSoea
$l.ul
Tnovts1oSs-lofk steady, stia. Lard easler. {os1.
nnlk nnh bar quilt, hut firm and ulGh11Ecd.
WIliHKy-DenltEH fnlr nnd market l!r1n, tl.U7.
uuTTEH-Stea1y and unchanged.
, 1881-02-03

DOHEFA {ke
Tho irlSfcs 10 thn rcnr wcro ionni 10 be in d |
lorr,bu ct,tniltion md inquiry n,rtng tho tcn-
rih Rhn,ytsi TINT tlny Ind bcetI tmDrnct[cab!u
Fur Rayrrni ,wnpkt. Tboy wrre Clcnneii Inst |
gnr1nV, tut win three vaults supplying block
twrtty families they sft1n tilcl IN
lvnit, nt,t3 l,rfErc thu cull wcnther set in they
Il cr0 In m, t1ycrOwinv condition.
Arc ytu1r alt,ps ever removed by tho ecuscn+
Ver2" WI,a nsk,.ti Uf t,tIp of tho tenants.
jyu jiyrfi ieru ftIr Heyotl years nr,1 ren,cn-
cr ttn linn wIIe1, they l,Sei To CONS around,
Int llnycil't srcfi ulg OF thnm fur year pa.t.
Ihp tc,in nis tiIrtw totr nsi,es AMI gnElAp,. yer
Nj tEc lit f,atk uf tho prtves. Therc'a sptno nf
tl,o fatilGs fitrpw tlofr garbage i,ulIcr tho hach
stJpy MI tha ycur rty,lt,t and il rnlsna IL great
smttl il, tho eiimfilcr Tnorn's sono tint 1ro 90
Ipxy they viii mt tnko thu trtn,hu IN
cu1,r town .stnifs 10 throw aAutht',u ttLts word
IrHltsy cs,lthnsXet), and tl,oy empty crtrthiNV
iutn Tho tox an thplr gnilery. toll yni 1'vU
pcru things III TINT hopper that wDi mako II
,lUv slck, III n,unu 4 decent ChrIItiun."
i crt,s,s pf thu block showed tint It contained
cIui,fy.tfrpe Inhabitants. Strange tn sny they
rrpOrlcd tt,it they cnjtyrtf fnrty good hcttIth N
tlt, ycnr round, with tho exception Ut several
cascs OF scaElct.leyer which OCCURRED last huM-
MGr,
THE NEXT PLACE VISITED
una , to,a,nnri ~ .lr honars Nina ot1 9ta nrt
s,Sl III rx"1i airoc+ hotinv n rntnhinnti nnnt,in.
1D ~ tl,ri.s s,,Inn sm,ls ~ aTuInInat IL
In, III, - ,,,i.tuts r. tn t1,sc shnw",f ti,nt thc
,,t,,ns rn tHo simka m, t,itectGv ,nwt,
intn thn fysinr wIthmIf trnrpiurs Sowur. .xus wis
, 1881-02-03

PEontA, ILL.,. Fob. 2'-f3NA1H-Corn cnsy. new high
mixed and nlxod ;5,Ge7lc. Oats quiet, No. white,
T@TAc. liyo dull, No. =. 129us4c.
Observation-Disclosures ft.ut
HrCEl1,TH-Whons, d79 tn; corr, J0,NO bu, oats,
iR..1u bus ryg, vi but hlr!uy. 1Hu hu.
HlitPMEST4-Sfl,tnf, Hu hm3 enrll, lhQ0 hu1 oats,
13l.a but rye, tQJ bu} barley. lA3U bu.
, 1881-02-03

C1EyELASr O., Observation-Disclosures
STANDARD whsto. ii1 tust, 1ls(a,
rtTTsMuisH. IT,. Fob. 4. = PETttuLEu,l - Falrly
ncivoi cf,tde Unieh certificates weakcr, at VDc, Fe-
nnod pc, Philadelphia delivery.
, 1881-02-03

DETROIT, Mich, Feb a.-FLouU-UnchanRed.
uIAtN-Qutet nnd wgak; oxtra nominal. Nd.
wiito, February, tl.oo5fs March. tIG1{i Apr tlG5;
Mny, tLtdki juno, tau7 bid, No. rcd. s!pI{i No.2
white, hi}4c.
ttECEtrrH-Whcnt 1n.O0 bu.
,EHlra1EST3-z;4u bu.
, 1881-02-03

Cutiuura rcmctlics Rro expressly prepared to
puro DYery species Ut httMor of tho skin. Gcalp,
mud blpaal. Gh0lisulds OF tue worst uascA hllv q
hcon curcAx Ask to seo thpAo rgn,ediOs at your
drugglst's, II atliiutcl With skin discusses.
, 1881-02-03
1,,OPIC-El1UJT LdYAgJYIs.
+ I I / I !
CONSTIPATION

Invariably causes general de-
rangcmcnt Of the entire system
and bcgcts many diseases that
arc gloomy in their aspect, and
often hazardous to health and
life. Persons Of a costivc habit
arc subject to melancholy feel
ings, headache, low spirits, tim
iaity, defective memory, gloomy
forcbodings, nervousness, few
crs, languor, drowsincss, irrita-
bic temper, indisposition, and
other consequent symptoms
whic, often units the sufferer
for business or agreeable asso-
Citations.
Regular Habit Of Body
alone can correct the evils cnum.
Grated above, and nothing suc-
cecds SO we'll in achieving and
maintaining this condition as
, 1881-02-03

by its use not only is the system
renovated and cleanscd Of all impuri'
lies, but in consequence Of the h0,Mo.
uions changes thus created, there per
vadcs the entire organism a feeling Of
safety; the mental faculties perform
their functions with renewed vivacity.
and there is IN cxI,ilarasion Of mind,
freedom Of thought, and perfect hearts
ease, that bespcak the full enjoyment
Of health. .-...
TROpIC-FRU1T LAXATIVE will
prove Of incstimable value to the weak
and dcbilitatcd Of both sexes. In all
cases Of nervous, mental, and physical
suffering, brought about by stoppages,
its use is especially valuable. The
cleansing and depurating properties Of
the preparation create changes that arc
both marvellous and gratifying; murky,
gloomy, and sallow compilations, with
blue and dark discolorations about the
eyes Conditions that are allied to bill.
iousncss, dissipation, and ill-health), are
by degrees normally corrected and
transformed into bright and clear com.
plcxions, in which the ruddy tints Of
health are bountifully depicted.
TROP1C- FRUIT LAXATIVE
is put up in bronzcd tin boxes only.
Price, IS cents.
Large boxes, 90 cents.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
NRA@@xzGzzzsE1.sl EEeEff.-1 =. --..-ES.g.E!1
, 1881-02-03
BUFFALO,.


NuFFAIn, N. r. Fob. .s.-GItA1S-Whcnt t!ulll a0cn
cars No. tnra Duluth Mt slg. CoEt Qugt cnr.luts,
4ietl5c Other Ey1s!n NEGLECTED.
, 1881-02-03
f.{1sl',f't1N.

NEW oKLEAHs, Fell. 2.-C0TToS-Bottor grAden
ucnycos lowAr 1uAllttcs eas,ori mlddtIug. llhc low
m!4llllta, fUkoi good Urdlnary N6c, not rGoelpta.
H60 19cst grosB, 7l oxpors 10 Hs0ht Rrnfn. 7,bf9t
franco, R TO ttec ontInunt, uoi sales, h29i stock,
, 1881-02-03

Special nispatth to The Chicago Tribans.
KANsAa CITY, Fob. 9.-'lho Prize Current EcporA:
GuAIS-Nhoat-Harop d.49i bu: shtpnonss 5,u0
bu; market weAkcr; No. El4 Sbio; February, 84c,
M. .casil 8se} February, s'c; No Cnsh, gto. CHrn
-Necaptx 40 l,it; shipments. 6OI but Nv. cash.
s3c; February, .9Hc.
, 1881-02-03

Tho most violent explosions Of coughing arc
stopped w linlo's Honcynt ll0reout'tl arl Tar.
Pixies T01thnchu drops cure lit 0.u nttll,tt.
, 1881-02-03

p'Ulf At,rt n., -**T*&7t4t1VlKIA. A.
ats.dJ, Ws.sa.,. ~, fob. 1-fLp61s-Qusk but
AsAtbH, uh,n ez ttas' a:5a LOU Minnesota e1,ra4
, 1881-02-03

LABOR AND CAPITAL,


WILMINGTON, Fob a.-srlRi1S or TuRPESTiNE-
, 1881-02-03

No other Whlskcs Dye equals llllls-5q cents.
, 1881-02-03

tonaatur1aT night to Gilman onty
ktn Saturday night rms tu Peoria OILY
Wabash, IT. LOFTS 4: Pacific Railway.
Denat corner Stgwart and rcfDFnvs tfwcnty ytntrh~
I'LL AlCIlsr-nv. cars via stne-bL run 10 Tho dppot
1iGkgt Utlice, u clark-st.
, 1881-02-03
SCALES.
-p FAIRBANKS
~E STANDARD
H. SCALES
R@~Af44 or ALI KiNp1.'
MEET-GtAFAlR FAlRHAkke.M MORSE 4 co.
1f1A ia Lake ST., Chicago.
" W. eearefultobuy only tho Genuine.
RAILROAD TI.ME-TIDLE,

A NtsIVAL AND DEPARTURE or
MAnKs-tHnt.irday excepted. 'sundar excepted.
tNon'iay excepted fDnllJ. ,77'
Chicago 4: North wesfern natlwny.
For SLABS. Tlmo. atsA Ecen,nx-ta. accommodations
apply ntE5 ClnEk-st, GRIND PACING, Drnk'a Exproti
oEce' Paltndr lt1use. Is cnnai.st. ana tho depot
, 1881-02-03
Leavh ! AHire.

4fieh,ENn Centrat Hntlron,t.
Depot, fons OF Iaka.st und foot seconhst
Ticket ulcs q clnrk.st, southeast eorlsee ut IIan
doph, Grand taciilu llut1l, nna at pnlmar Itu4Yc.
, 1881-02-03

fhsea-n, 1t0ck Island ~ tne1Ne JLnltrort.
U1Icey Dj tHArk.at shGrAn llGl.e, tsnlmdr House
, 1881-02-03

ChfeaEu q: Alton.
unicn Dnnot West S!!ie. CORNER CnnA and Van ~
thrd.ht- Ticket Qnco9, nt Deputs, ~ South Chrk
IT.. Gsnnd r4clhe ftQksk aud Palmer HpusA
, 1881-02-03

itin!fJ. 'j3atiy nxccpE sundays.
SuTE-Ful,tuaM s!ueiInx Cars from ChicaKo to st.
i.nn.s knn.as c!sy Mnd ruoya. farl3r !1a5 C0achus
cnlhs Galr S!aGptug Cars Chicago N llannibnl aud
kantah Ctr.. No chan4o OF Day CoRclus Chicago "
Ut. Louis Or kAtlsas City.
, 1881-02-03

Lake Hhoro II Aichixnn Ao,lsuern hallway
I!ckot otacos at topo.A van ituesn.at. bead 9f La
hAp TWcnfy y-secuu1 at.t and 0ciY.lhar-st. T:ss1t
uJtt freight Giep 4NdSr ahersnaia lunsel hhd Mcxea
oilc4A GFAAa Pacific lluts aud Palmer H0usa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-29
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Brief HemS.-There will be alLday SER
vices at Branch's church, in Chesterfield,
next Sunday, and services will be held there
all Eext week.
Yesterday was the day for the County
Conservative Convention TO meet to organ
iZe the party for the coming campaign. The
different districts in the county were repre-.
sented, and the Convention was in session
when our informant left.
Nothing Of special interest was transacted
in either OF the courts Yesterday. The
Hastings Court will probably adjourn for
the term this week.
A heavy rain fell throughout Chesterfield
Wednesday night. The farmers were glad
to see IL, and II was the means Of laying the
dust in the roads.
The fruit crop IN the county this year is
very fine, and it is said il will compare ia.
yorably with any crop raised during the
past ten years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-29
THE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE OF
l. HE NURSERY.

The following IS an eXtrac; FROM letter written
10 the German Reformed Messenger, at Cham
bcrsbLrg, Pa.
a BFNEFACTRESS.
just o,>Ethe door for he., and Mrs. WlNsLOw
will prove the American Florence Nightingale OF
the Nursery. OF this we are 20 sure that we will
teach our "Susy" 10 say, - Blessing on Mrs.
WIEsLow" for helping her to survive and escape
the gripping, cOickiDg and tselblnR siege. MRS.
WINsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP relieves the
child froln pain and cures dyentery aud diarrhea.
II sorens the gums, reduces inflammation, cures
wnd-colic, and carries the infant safely through The
teethiug period It perform4 precisely what It pro
fesses 10 perform, every part Of i!-Bolhing less.
We have never seen Mrs. WINsLOw; know her
only through lhe preparation Of her soothing
Syrup for Children TeethirR" If we had he
power we would make her, as she Is, physical "a
viOur TO the infant race. Sold by all druggists.
twenty-five cents bottle. " 29-eodlw