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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-04-11

)ARTNER WANTED am employee ~ hut
l. cash business that is making money iapu y,n.nr
am poorly paid and discrninaed against by I'D ~.
ing and selfish cCrporatiOB for this reason a
sirous to make a confidential arrangement WIN Ware
shrewd party of some means, by which we can rhsi
heavy returns upon very light investment; LUZ hi.
u brilliant opportunity for man who can Keep keen 10
own counsel. with decision OF character fhonsh ~
act upon his own judgment, ard iberality ehous
make princely payment f.r valuable inioriWaJ II
For particulars, at interview only. Address W" New
STARR, No. 1881 Broadway. Cigar Stor e;;,aw
York City, n. Y MARIO"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-04-11
FARM FOR SALE,

Situated in Sidney, Reynolds, Hill so called, /
miles from Augusta: IS of land. Il of Woodland
the rest divided into pasturase and tiilage. Story
and half house with ell, good stable, well in the
house and one at stable, good orcha I'd, mostly young
trees all grated, chance for good crop the coming
season: plenty OF dressing; year old colt; wagon
two cows and farming tools; said farm cnts about
10 tons of good hay. ANY one wishing to purchase
please call immediately, wish to sell on account
of poor health. REUBEN WING
marl6Dlw &w2nos Center Sidney Maine
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TONTINE PLAN,

upon the principle of accommodating profits tor den
mite pero ~ hich frs. introduced by this Soce
ty, and ha been recommended and endorsed by emi-
experts in Life Insurance, and by leading bust
men. Forty -Four per cent has been earned and
accumulated on the premiums paid omit !ontne Life
Policies, and forty per cent on its Iontine Endow-
ment Policies, issued within the last five years.
The Directors of the Equitable Life Assurance So
cey represent exclusively the interests OF the Policy
holders and in presenting the Society to notice, they
feel that it has strong claims upon public confidence
of the strict and conservative principles by
which its various departments governed. In the
and in the administration of the Society, per
feet security s given for the future, which is of great
importance to those depending upon their insurance
policies for the ultimate support of their families
Transactions as the Equitable; none is more prom
nd just In lite dealings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-04-11
PROF. EDIS0N'S
P0l,YPORM.

After ,nueh >crsu-sion, Pref Edison las oeen
prevailed upoa give to the world Lis Il y Won'
de.ful discovery or alternating pain Fog cars he
suffered from rt .Talgic pains, unable to IL any
rc,ae-y among hundreds which he tn; that
would give him p, na2ent ease. Finally he i ecame
convinced that h. rust become his own pl! s;cian
a.d seek by expert ,ents tor the desired relief He
Lad taken all the VIC known sedatives, which gave
only Temporary reliel aad produced nervousness,
loss Of appetite, &C. L now sought for combin-
u.ion of such remedies a. would, by ou.scara app!i
ea,on cure him of his distress and at same time not
he injurious to his system
Trials and experiments followed this deterlnin-
alton until he at last produced compound which,
BY application, entirely subdued all pain and allowed
his system to recuperate, and throw of the disease
tn his discovery Prof. Edison gave the name
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/ WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

Ten good men. Good salary and .te.a, .,.,.
~ rn 20 the night men. Good reference REQUIRED
CsMs o. addrese the Singer Manufacturing (,ornnsrv
s'-' - r ". BOX ~ sprillf&w2w
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-01-21

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IL leave to inform the public that they have
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ties desiring to buy or sell real estate can call on
the undersigned at their law office in Stanton: or
information can be obtained of MeSsrs E. M. CIlsh-
ing & Son,
Oct9-6nl ELDER & NELSON.
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G., B. S. & P. P. STEAMER leaves Cincinnati
daily
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WilliamS0n'S
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Sunday at 2.30 p. H., and arrives Cannelton 9.45
m.
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Office OF any connecting line.
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paetru,
Borrowed Humor.
AFTER THE TREATER.


AFTER THE TREATER
Ten dollars. Quite sum to paw
For one who earns but four a day.
For Just single evenings fun.
Ii seems so, now the thing is done.
Three for the carriage, for you know
Inever could have asked her to go
With that swell dress-the shade ecru.
And strung out yard or two
In plain horse car. And so nice
She looked. do not grudge the price.
Three more for seats-down center aisle
And four rows back-juSt right for style.
The curtain rose. How time will pass
While gazing through an opera glass
The curtain fell. Once more we stood
Outside, and then the thought of food
Itself presented. She said yes,
She felt quite hungry. You can guess
That what we ate, with just q bit
OF rosy wine to season it.
Used up that other four Time sped.
l took her home. Good night was said
Then to my own home came straight:
And here sit and mediate,
The cash had four hours ago
Is gone. I've naught for it to Show
Have regrets for it? Not one
Twas folly, but by Jove, twas fun!
Boston Post
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12
MINES AND MINING
FRIDAY. Feb. 11-P. ~


The interest in mining shares, both for invest
ment and for specuIation shows daily ana rap'e
growth. The business done to-day again WAS iHiee'
and the encouraging feature is that the markets are
comparatively natural, the manipulation being less
than il il in the general Inst at the STOCK EAcuauge
While the Trustworthy, diyllend-paylng STOCKS
move I'D 80 rapidly on small transactions from ah
investment demand that there IS little or no specuis
ton in them there arc large transactions IN Tue
speculative kinds to affect either small advances
or small decline. The special features To-Day "erc
large dealings in Hibernia with final advance Oh
s cents to no; in Little Chief. Win an aaVAnc'
of,3O centsto2a105, in Silver Cliff with an advance
of 43 cents to 53; in Annie, which after sales at %
cents closed at 5s CENTS and IN Climax, when rose
to CT cents. but closed UNCHANGED at " cents
Chrvsollte was dull and yielded ls to G liz Little
Pttsburg the largest transactions were mace az tne
Stock Exchange Q3,400 sharesl, and It's price ad-
yanced O 6ls but closed at Us. Inc Moriposls
were less active, and the pIlce Of the common ue
clnrd from to 512; but the preferred was sliohs
at $40. At the Stock Exchange the common stoeh
closed 612G7. Green Mountain continues i, IN ue-
mand and on small amount o. sales rose TO l. kissing
SIN as strong I'D TO 3lI. Gold stripe hrm al Z.oo
mud Moose rose from 30 10 LOO Tho low-pIlce
shares generally show some lnproFeineenn', pu'
Boston Consolidated was cents lower ~ o2sents
Vundewater 9 cents lover ut G2 ceUtS, ana G0oo,
shaw cents lower at 90 cents. Inc market clcseu
active and generally strong.
~ T. INNING STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12

The dealings in State bonds were not large. but
prices were firm. Louisiana consols fetched 54k.
Tennessee o., I'D and new. 81 North Carolina special
taxes SG8l2. Virginia g. consolidated OK matured
coupons SOlo and Alabamas, class b, 96. There
were no sales Of city bank stocks.
The transactions in railroad bonds covered
large variety OF issues. but except for the specul-
tive kinds were only In small amounts. The sales
of the specuatves generally were little higher, aud
OF tue investments only at steady prices or 40
small CONCESSIONS Erie second consols recovered from
1O0is to 1O0isG 1OO4. Missouri. Kansas and Texas
first consols Were % higher, at 109is, and seconds
after 49, were ls higher at s2os. Boston. Hartford
and Erie firsts yielded 1la to 57l2 but recovered
10 So and Rome, WatertOwn and 0gdensburg firsts
rose from 911a to 9312 0927s Chesapeake and
Ohio rsts series B, 70 higher at $685. and cur.
rency debts 1l2 higher at 52l2. Metropolitan Ele-
waited rss were strong up to 1061s, and the seconds
M 90. The income issues OF Lake Erie and Western,
OHIO Central. ETC.. which lately attracted so much
attention, were either neglected or shade lower,
ST. Paul consols sold at 1874, firsts of Chicago and
Pacific vision at ITO, firsts of Southern Mime
sofa Division at 107010712, and frsts of Southwest
Division at 1912. Wabash general mortgages
brought 90, and Toledo and Wabash seconds 10G1
Texas and Pacific incomes were L higher at 81, and
frs,s. Rio Grande Division Il higher at 100. Colo
other changes were small and Insignificant.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury for the week
ending tonight includes the receipt of $500 367
ana the payment of IS, ,302. resulting in gain
to the genera: balance of IS, 065, aud leaving it
at S75, OS13 01 against S7l, S69.32 February 4.
The particular changes of the week are gains Of
$1O,726 currency and $3,l7f.3S9 coin. OF the
com gain - 200 900 due TO the transfer of that
amount of gold coin from the Philadelphia Mint. so,
as affecting the local market tie total gain for this
week is only $9s5,O85. To-days local loan market
ruled Easy at about per cent. with q few excep-
tional loans at 5le and per cent. The domestic
exchanges on New-York are as last quoted.
The United States Treasurer at Washing:
tou to-day received. $4,000 in Nat .onai
bank notes for redemption. The customs
receipts reported at Washington were $i70,342,
and the iDicrnal revenue receipts were $685. 0o.
The Clearing House statement to-day Is as FOL-
lows: Exchanges, $125,71o.414; balances.
Sl6S6.061. The transactions at the Suo-
Treasury covered: Receipts $939, $50; payments.
1857 s33 currency balance, $4.2O5,57 coin b'u-
aucr $7O.575.Sl2.
The foreign exchanges continue to be excessively
dull, bur labes are nOtceably ifm on the bass OK
the following posted quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12


The stock market to-day presented tho samS
general features that it did yesterday. and sbeut
the same stocks were tho leaders in such upward
movements as were made. The speculative fsver
seems to be as high as it has been It any time, and
tip" to buy this or that stock u more
contagious than any of the diseases that en-
found recorded in the medical books. Until
after o'clock the market was universslJy
strong, without reactions that were worthy Of r,
name, and prices continually were growing harda-.
After that time there was decline Of about par
cent so sudden that it nearly precipitated scars
But prices, though not back to their best.
closed strong The Northwest and st. Paul
stocks to-day were added to yesterdays LIST
of comparatively strong stocks, and this Despite
the large loss 10 earnings reported for the
first week in February for the Northwest Company
with an additional mileage OF about 800 miles, and
the official figures Of the st. Paul Company showing
that for the week Of this year nearly 1000 miles Of
road earned $3,S87 less than did 1880 miles year
ago. Union Pacific was so active that its reported
sales are 57,40O shares between 1901 and l23
after selling at the highest figure it declined to 1872
but closed at 1926 Central OF New Jersey continued
to be a feature in the market, aud TO gSL aud
finally sold at 97st. The talk about this
property now is that it Is TO BIZ the terminus soms
forty or sixty miles, Of one of the projected new
trunk lines. There are people. however, who re-,
member that ten and twelve years ago the road was
part of trunk line, when the Pennsylvania CONF
pany made its connection with New-York from
Allentown over the whole length Of the Central Of
New-Jersey. Western Union with moderate trans
actions rose to 119l2 but closed at 11SSa against
11S yesterday; and Pacific Mail active and farI
Their advanced to 57s, but closed at $685.
Is lower than yesterday. Among the lower
price stocks Peoria, Decatur and Evansville
stock was specially active and strong. rising to
44l20444. Ontario and Western rose to 43. but
closed Al g. carrying right to subscribe for stock
of the North River Construction Company, for
which right 3 per cent is bid. The market closed
excited and strong at the prices of the late rally.
Government bonds were dull. the sales at the
Boards amounting to only 81 900. Prices however,
are firm and tue final bids show advances Of Is pei
cent each for the IS and 4la' and of 50 for the A.
Annexed are the closing quotations:
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Mlning.
THE PLATA VERDE SILyfR MINING C 9s 10,
No rs n AssAU.sf.. hEw YORK Feo 4; , 10
a.. GfrOfNK lI0i .I)ElS


THE f No. IS Sr1"h s. YGEk FsP ISL
A MEETING o! the STOCKHOLDgEskaSs. .. Oh
in me GsHs e y aSa !:
os for an H eps SS SS%s
Ss q this s9ss e oT en % ar, and
for transaction OF sach other business as may es' 'Oo'
'''''''~ g E5. R r. ftPMFHrn, Majority
HIRAM Gfts Sn 8. crosby, Trustees
$50. Ii srAYNER,
DASSTCK MINING co.
! ID Location OF Niue Rostl Custer County, Col
CAPITAL sio. oooooo loO,0Oo SHARES. PAR 800
0-'' ''D' odce. no. Is WallsL. Meg:Yorx
DIG DIVIDENDS-Wil astonish the world
HE 1iie ET 81 + B Saa Hco@ a.
PULL DOMINGO con: MINLNG co.
Nine s9s a 81 S ajS S Ssr GoS S SS, Pa, s,
oaicars W. IT. Blrnum. President. ). W. DorsoT.
President NJ b. stevens 5ssss Is Broadway
DUNKIN M u ESGD& cQMPA an
100000 shares Par rFg y%Igs f25 81 President
H NE cho Ii Az s sccsSt,fS ''''''
OFFICE: 60 Broad Street
TVENTNG STAR, MINAS PRlETAS, and
A. other good mining S'0SES soHg az 81 Broadway
NLYNN-DALE CONSOLIDATED GOLD
UMIEING COMPANY -,.. s., ,,..n.,,oo Gall.
Loaton " principal place OF business San FRANCISCO oa
location Of works District Mono County cafor'
NoT1cE HEREBY GIVEN that At meeting is q t me
go. OF twcnt ye !25l cents per share wac
lev the capital stock 81 he go d ~ coin 10 the
aeirtsry at Tie oce The company Room No S33 Mont
SEompany. no lis broadway, Ne%Yof@ CIV
on ne ism Gay Of February 1881 will be deln
quent and ad'erisei Tor sae at public anGg ana unless
tcenih u9 day Of Mac ISL to nay the as a.
iii by order Of the Board DIRECTORS
Office Room o. safe Deposit building No SO Montgomery
st. San lin iranc,sco. Cal. ---
cTARR-GKOYE SILVER MINING CO.,
Pts ant s N nS S GSu sr Sf so each
WILLIAM d cLAR 56i rs 4: PnaornwELr secretary
Office No. Sassau.st. wall.st, \. Y.
CTORMONT SILVER MINING CO.
cArlr NHe 2?& % '!,E!5 si a.. each
io II r K 30 Xiv ELL. ,,grsiary:.
Oflcr. No. Na'sinat, CO LEI All, y. l..
OrrcE KoBI>s9y CONSOLIDATED MINING CoNPANT}
No ii5 BROADWAY. NV YonX. Feb. 7. 1881. $
THE ANNUAL MEETING, o. me stock
CoMPX%Y for The purpose OF trustees serve for
ensuing ard Tor he trniso& II I E S SsT a. O 5
efice r he company Rooms IS. 80 10 broadway
transfer O0O"' WI" ''0'O d. F. vEfDENAL Secretary.
lTHE SILVER KING MINING COMPANY.
Capita, 81 .OOOOJI. FdLpilI Inl Nol hiJosiIoIc'
juO.0oO share, Par value. - cIih
WM. I. DANA, o'cro:lry
Omce. 60 Broadwav New.Yori. Ro,ml2. -
OFFICE OF IrE Gnr.T EAsIEny GOLD MINING
''ArNNi NV IA En oak, G FsS X 1851. :
THIS COMPANY OFFER, FOR SALE
en y yd S a LOOP .GISi rs %'P S1 o
ps Of ,4 hT1 on IL, 5i ny, , % sEy - M
sod w be Giio'slof AT ABOVE pic I" any aP S?n'7
-rcrctary.
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FOURTH CALI o'clock =. VI.
lBY TFLEGRAIn 10 HE TRIBUNE

VIRGrNIA CRY. New. Feb. 1O.-lialr & Norcrog4
il stc,mng mp preparatory TO rcsuDing operations
Saturday.
Union Consolidated Wine No ] has been alnn-
doncd and is full of water. DR. iiinC viii be- begun
urXi week from tie shaft on the 1900 lev l.
IAN FRAACIsCO. Feb. I0.--lnc Northern Belle
Mining Company has declared Il dividend oil 90 cent,
q share
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ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Feb Ii-i2yO m.-u bonds % kyst mortl
li6 1884; Auannc and Sress SIia era 5Ont
IiIao,s Central 1876 PsnnsylsanA cenun W ~ A'-"S
2l7a . -. xaa. paris adytcas quote
three per 81 francs ~ w .ro,sS AZ n - pep
onnce The amouut 81 bullion gone INTO tns Ssna
~, Is,uce to.1ay s AuAnuc ana uIeAs
nrs n 1rtgase trustees certificates VI 20 seoon" -
Ing. 3ll ,.u. .,v,c.s ouofe mar ceue
renes 81 francs "a for the accoons "a s-.an
PARIS Feb ll-5;30 y. Ws--LxcAaAss on AN'nsSA -
QRockA