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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-12-08
THE AMERIcUs News.
EDITED BY "BURLow."


FRIDAY, Dec. 2.
The NJ. E. Social at the residence of
n. 10y last night, was largely attended.
A short program was well rendered.
The arrangements for the next evenings
program and all will be published next
week if furnished. d. E. Mrs. Barker's uncle
and aunt went to Burlingame day be-
fore yesterday, after spending few days
visiting here. >. James Whites baby Is
scarcely expected to live. Group seems
to be what is ailing the little sufferer
-. Nine kinds of weather now in Z
minutes is no uncommon occurrence
a little snow and little sleet. . But
little sickness in the community at
present. -. We learn of another we'd
ding which will occur about the holt
days If the would-be bridegroom can
find time to desist from buying hogs.
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We are not surprised to learn that
Danford is confined TO his house by ILL
ness since his return to Usage City.
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The newest thing in dresses Is Phil
Heilman's baby boy.
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County Clerk Ewing was busy issuing
pension vouchers Monday.
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Ma. @. A. BiDDLE-will devote special
,atiestiOn to diseases Of females Office
sover Oak Hall store, Emporla.
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RKAD-That "slsntindicular" adver-
tisement Of TAiham's in another column.
Don't forget him.
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MONEY TO LOAN-on chat,Ie mort
gage or real estate WM DUdUID,
Corner of Merchants street and
Twelfth avenue. ~.
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WooD WAxrED-I want Eve cords OF
good dry wood, four feet long.
LATHAM, Emporia.
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This Interesting puzzle can be done. Il Is
not An impossible catch
49, suitof Clothes or an Overcoat worth
Enteen Dollars VIII be given to the first per
son who will correctly solve the above nroh
lem before the first day OF January, 1854.
o. T.. JONES 4 Co
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The members and friends of the
Welsh Congregational church, will have
a donation party for the benefit of their
pastor, Rev. Henry Reese, Thursday
evening at the room formerly occupied
by the 90 cent store, on Commercial
street. Admission fifty cents, including
supper. Children half price. All in.
vifo1
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Revolving book racks or cases at 1. d.
Fox q Co.
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Highest market price for game, at the
Grange store. BIRDsALL & Cowgirl.
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Two dozen hobby horses just arrived
at the 90 Cent store.
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Try the New Howe Sewing Machine
n. r. Roblee. rear of NEWS block.
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Several very fna sleighs for girls and
boys, at the 90 Cent store.
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Note.

The annual meeting OF the stoekhoidex
4Aasae, viii Be held AZ saia bank. ID ne effv
g ElgoEsA, Kansas. on the second TueszIrx
llosh daSl Of January. 7eS1, At O'clock - -
Tor the purpose % electine I've director -
vtsdsd C7As- s. CROSS. Cashier.
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Kate Greenaway pictures TO paint, at
Fox s. Co.'s.
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GTRAYED-One two year old, pale red
y steer having some white spots. one horn
higher at tip; one yeaEiiBg white steer. crop
OF the right and notch under left ear; one
yearling, dark brindle heIfer. All OF them
are branded with an upright ~ which may
UTANTED-To make arrangements now
w TO take 5Ou ewes shares in the
spring. Call on me rear. or address me at
Hartford, Kansas. }. II DUcKE TT.
ID EWARD-I will pay i've dollars reward
LII for the recovery OF a light bay stud colt.
Oae year old last May, both bind feet white
10 pGstern joi3t, little WHITE in forehead.
Escaped in August last from the pasture in
rear Normal school. j. \. Culver
CTRAYED $40 REWARD From my
- premises, on Allen creek. Eve miles north
OF EmporiA. . COED sized tgo year old AlIy, q
bright bay; n small white spot In tofehead !;
right hind foot white, and . little white On
the left hind foot The above reward will DO
paid for Information iesding to their reeos-
cry. +. r. LITTLE.
Imports. Kan.
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WANTED-A farm hand. Inquire at
Thomas s. Jones grocery.
Canned and dried fruits in great vari-
ETY. at Willey's.
A good variety of gents shirts at Will
ley's.
Tea and coffee very cheap at Willey's.
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General harness and repair shop. Bug
gy tops repaired, harness and harness
fixtures for sale by John C. Craig, Calk-
ems building.
Buy useful holiday presents. such as
hose, handkerchiefs, scarfs, mittens,
gloves. fine lace collars and ruches, ties
and hair ornaments, ETC., ETC.. etc, of J..
d. Gibson and save money.
The cheapest notion house IL The city
is Bonds.
A full line of all the leading family
medicines at Bonds drug store.
J. S. Gibson has not got the time to
advertise now, but look out for new
goods next month.
Butter and eggs wantsd a, o. s. VIII
ley's.
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TUESDAY. December 6.

Wheeler and Murray are weighing
hogs to-day. Where can you beat this
for fine weashery. The law business
is looking up little now. three cases in
one week Mrs. Edmiston has left for
Edgerton to be absent for month. -.
Elias Lesh is expected to return day
after tomorrow. He has been absent
now for over three months. :. /. Farmers
are doing considerable fall blowing this
fine weather. They could not put in
their time to better advantage. ;. The
walls on the east side of the U. P. church
are now laid up to the Window.
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Wanted-Mrs Younes.
Stray cd-B. q. Myers.
WAntsd-J n. Duekett.
ReWard-J. r. Culver.
Notice-M. Maloney.
keward-T. +. Ltttlc.
For sale-Mrs e. New tiiiams.
BheriH's SALE. b. Moon.
Low priees-SaWyer.
Wood Wanted-Tatham.
Reward-G. T. Ingram.
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DIssOLUTIoN NOTICE-NOtice is here
by given that Z. Il. Holderman and
Jacob Holderman, heretofore doing bus
mess under the firm name of E. r
Holderman s. Bro, have dissolved part
nership. Jacob Holderman retiring. AL
unsettled business should DC transacted
with K. r. Holderman.
+. X. HOLDERMAN,
JACOB HoLDERMAN.
Emporia, Kan, Nov. 1s, 1881.
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KANSAS CITY MARKET REVIEW,


Southern and
great Marke for Its product
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G.. A. LErauroN, scc'y.

WANTED-Ten cords Of dry Hack berry
cord wood, at Sawyer's.
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It pays to trade at Taiham's.
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FIVE CENT column.

Advertisements are inserted in this column
for five cents line each insertion-aVer-
aging seven words to the line.
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SATuRDAyD Dec. Sd.

Mr.. John Bent went TO Topeka, today
to meet his wife who is expected TO re-
turn. . james Whites little child was
buried in the Americas cemetery to-day.
The Simms school house has re-
ceived new coat of paint. The foun-
dation is up and lumber on the ground
for the Ruggles school house. 1t has
been moved about one mile southeast of
its former site. :. S. NJ. Bell is clearing
off his timber lot to provide the needy
with wood. . II. White is another man
among the prominent farmers of this
vicinity who has raised over 1900 bush
els of corn. Pretty good for an off year.
-. Mr.. Robbins family are reported to
be all down with the diphtheria. Other
sick ones are convalescing. =. Fuel is
getting to be more plentiful. - Business
remains fair. Don't forget the U. p.
social to be held at the residence of S.
P. Elliott on next Monday night
All the leading family medicines at
Bonds drug store.
The best place to buy notions in the
city is at Bonds.
TUESDAY, Dec. 6.
The place to find the best. incest,
cheapest, and largest stock of Christmas
goods is at Bernheisel and Lowery's.
Do not fail to come in and see them if
you Go not buy. Or else you will miss
bargain. We have the goods and we
are bound to sell them to some one.
General harness and repair shops.
New harness and harness fixtures, bug
gy tops repaired, by ]. c. Craig at the
Calken's building.
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A -BEATTYss PIANOFoRTEs-MAG-
n nthcent holiday presents; square
Srand pianolorteep four very handsome round
corners. rosewood cases, three unisons, Beat
boxed, e222.55 to e297.5O. catalogue prices
110O 70 $1,000: satisfaction guaranteed or
money rsfundsd after one years use; upright
S0OO 70 e30Oi standard pganofcrfes Of the
universe. as thousands testify: write for
mammoth list OF testimonials; neatty's cab
met organs. cathedral. church, chapel, parsor
$50 upEsrd: visitors welcome; free carriage
meets treinsi illustrated catalogue holiday
edi1i0n) free. address or call uflon DANIEL
=. BEATTY, Washington, New Jerscy.
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Daniord's Affairs at Caldwell.

OO0- @IsPPa HIoS EHOHOJ'
Ned. Weaver, second money.
National Republican., 1881-09-01
Give To Tbcnt

To the Editor ofTHE REPupLfcAN.
Some days ago / read with pleasure a
communication on the subject Of the street rail-
ways and the Commissioners, 1t was true, sensible,
and right to the point, and the sooner the COM
missioners heed that advice and act accordingly,
the better Il win be for them. The idea that any
corporation should be allowed to openly defy the
law by laying rails which arc prohibited, and,
worse than ALL that the Commissioners Of this Dis
trict should allow such utter disregard of the law,
and especially when their attention was called to
the violation at the time twas being donei 1fthe
Commissioners have not backbone enough to
compel these monopolics TO do as the law
directs, then IL is time that they should
vacate and allow their places to be filled by men
who will not consent to have sand thrown In their
eyes whenever these companies sec fit The same
condition Of affairs exists in regard to the repair Of
the streets along when the cars run. They (the
railroods arc supposed to be compelled to keep in
good condition a certain number OF feet (three, I
think each side of their track, and yet they pay
no more attention to II than IL there never was
word said on the subject. The Commissioners will
wake up TO this when II is too late to repair the
damage done, and they will regret that they did
not heed the protest0tions ofa READER
National Republican., 1881-09-01
BILL NYE nooMERANos.

"A late railroad article is entitled
hRelstive Risk Of Travelling Our relatives ex-
perience no risk in travelling. Walking is com /.
paratively safe II you get of the track when you
nee n train coming
False fronts of shirt, vest, aud coat
are now furnished corpses by New York under
takcrs for sl0" Won't Gabriel smile when the late
amented arise in the full glare OF the resurrection
and hunt for an umbrellaf
The chances are that if the editor of
The Green River Gazette dies with his boots on he
will never be entirely buried. His friends will Just
drive him head first into the ground and leave his
feet sticking up into the atmosphere an imposing
mausoleum TO his memory.
-CarQ)ine Van Amburgh Your poem,
which you call "The Lonely Life Of the Gross.
Eyed Clam" will be returned to you on receipt of
my cents back freight charges. You shouldn't try
70 make the word bilious" rhyme with "epiglot.
Us, :" as u breaks the harmony and you ought to
change the wording little in these lines:
oh, sunny sea, OH placid seal
Dearer than all the world to me,
Nurse on your bosom, so warm and calm,
The cold and cross-eyed orphan clam.
National Republican., 1881-09-01
New York General Market.

New YoRK, Aug. 31.-Cotton irregular
and nominal sales to-day 1876 bales; upands, 13c;
orleans, 1870; consolidated net receipts, 7,709
bales exports to Great Britain, 9l12 bales. Flour
Southern firm; supply light; common TO fair ex-
ira, So 00a7 40; good to choice do, 81 50as So
Wheat 16@94c better, closing with advance nearly
lost; light export inquiry fairly active business
on speculative account; ungraded spring, 81 256D
l 30; ungraded red, 81 l6(Dl 4G; ungraded white,
81 26l5@l Al; No. red, September. 81 4i9sQl i5es
October, 81 46sz@l iSIs. Corn about lc higher,
closing weak; active speculative business; light
export inquiry; ungraded, S6@7l1Sc No. . white,
roc; Southern white, SOC No. ., September, n@)
7llSc. Oats ly@lc higher and moderately active
No. 3, 42c Hops steady; moderate trade; year
lings, 12@l6c. Coffee quiet Rio, l0@lS]{c Sugar
moderately active and strong; fair TO good refn;
ing, 7ek6p734c; refined active and steady standard
A, 09sa9ISc. Molasses quiet 90 test refining $40
3liIc. Rice steady and quiet Rosin firm and quiet
firm at 6ic. Wool steady fair inquiry; domestic
fleece, 3iGi5c; Texas, li@3lc. Pork-cash lots
fairly active; options dun and lower at Sl4 62lS
II IS; middles shade stronger and tquiet; long
clear, 1Qc; short clear, 0Ac long and short clear
10lSc. Lard 56D7lSc higher and moderately active,
closing firm; prime steam spot, Sll 471f@n g.
ErpiQhtS dull.
National Republican., 1881-09-01
PRODUCE MARKETS,
BnItImore General rnrLet.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 31.-Cotton irregular
midding, 12Iz@12Ac. Flour quiet, but flrms How
ard street and Western super, ~ 75a5 25; do. ex
~ g 5o@6 80; do family, 81 OOa7 75; City Mill
- s!yAsn. ~: do. extra, 60 OO@6 so; do
superfine, 81 1515euesaakssnds IS 90; Patapsct
family, IS oo@s %; do. Rio 0MH n.,yor and fairl,
family, IS so. wheat--southern ~ -. southcri
active; Western higher, closing easief,Fxlghs
red, 81 3111 Al; do. amber 81 45dl t0 No. Mafyzd
land 81 l5l9; No. 2 Western winter red, spot, Au-
gust, and September, 81 421b; October, 81 1870
46H; November, 81 50@1 50i%. Corn-Southern
steady; Western opened easier and closed flrmer;
Southern white, 75c; do. yellow nominal at &c;
Western mixed, spot and August, 69l3@6g3tc; Sep
tember, 6g31@606c; October, 741AG14I4c; Noyem-
Der, 76lzC0I7c. Oats easier; Southern, 4Sd50c;
Western white, 50@5lc; do. mixed, i5dl7c; Penn
sylvania, 4S6I50c Rye quiet at 81 0SGl u. Hay
steady; prime to choice Pennsylvania and Mary
land, Sl66Dl9 Provisions firm; mess pork, $40 25;
bulk meats--shoulders and clear rib sides packed,
S1kD104c; bacon-shoulders, 9lSc; clear rib sides,
NC; hams 133z@1l}4c; lard-refned, l234c. But
ter irmer; Western grass, lI@22c Eggs quiet at
Coffee steady; Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair 100
1l96c for old l018ql2Ac for new. Sugar strong;
A soft 9Hc. Whisky frmer at 81 20. Freights TO
Liverpool per steamer dull cotton, 3.lG@Ad;
-four, Is per barrel; grain, 4@4l3d asked. Receipts
Flour, 2,7i7 barrels wheat SG,0lS bushels; corn,
q S2 bushels; oats, 4iST bushels. Shipments
Wheat 15l, ,l67 bushels corn, 1870 bushels. Sales
Wheat, 759,ii2 bushels; corn, 473S50 bushels.
National Republican., 1881-09-01
I Ex dividend.
HANkETt5 tANHANUFs
Three e-day bills -....... 4si Sixty-day bill
NM. n In. lnnuarI.

WALL STREET GOSSIP
NEW York, Aug 3l.-Mr. Tillnghast, the assist
ant president Of the New York Central and Hud-
son River road, said last night that there were no
negotiations now pending that he knew Of for
settling the trunk line troubles, but they at one
time were pretty nearly to an understanding, but
the ePennsylvania Central broke them or The Van.
derbilt following arc not very bullish on any
thing but Lake Shore at present, aud are not In
cined to bull the market Chase is doing nothing
and the Vanderbilt brokers report business dull
Osborne Is doing but little, but says he Is inclined
to be bulish. Sage, Woerishofier, and Hutchinson
have not changed their opinions, but the average
impression prevails that the, present movement
anything else, with fluctuations of ! and
2 per cent in either direction. sage
is firm IN his expression OF belief In higher
prices If the President continues 10 gain, and says
the undercurrent is very strong, According to
Philadelphia adyices the Bond scheme for reor:
ganization the Reading Railroad Company and
for want of support from Bonds friends, who have
deserted him and repudated the proposition. IL
was abandoned, II s reported because It's llegaity
was found to be insurmountable, and the only
parties who would DO benefited are the Mccall
monts, who own 4 large portion OF the senior
| bonds, ana under the Bond plan were TO receive
n per cent, fixed interest and 8 per cent addi.
| tional II earned, and the sl8O00,O00 of watered
stock, Nearly all the other bond and stock holders
| unanimously oppose the job The Cincinnati
wheat pool are said 10 have made nearly s. 0O00 900
out Of the recent Chicago bull campaign. A Bos.
| ton dispatch says the Union Pacific directors at
the next meeting will probably increase the dlyi-
dends to 8peI cent. An Indianapolis dispatch says
there are indications of another war ON passenger
| rates between the Bee and Pam Handle Roads.
| ll40 a. m.-Prlvote London kilograms say the
decline in British consols OF little more than ~
per cent day indicates another advance In dis.
counts by the Bank Of England tomorrow. The
steamer sailing for New York to-day will bring
| 81, 100000 In gold. The steamers arriving
| this morning brought nearly Sl,50OOOO In
gold The Manhattan Elevated receivers
| last night forwarded a formal communioa-
ton 10 Mr. Earle the plaintiff in tho proposed suit
| against the New York and Metropolitan Elevated
roads for the recovery OF the value OF $4,000 900
| Manhattan stock, declining 10 begin the suit
Western dispatches report that the drought con-
1880 p. m.--loney being in demand to-day at
National Republican., 1881-09-01
ny Associated Press.


New YoRK, Aug. 3l.-Money loaned up
6per cent per annum and 1852 per diem, but closed
at 3@i per cent Exchange was quiet at 1910
479l6 for long and lS214@4sSI4 for short sight.
Governments were irregular, extended skies and
four and halls registered declining \ per cent,
and new fours advancing 1faL per cent. State
bonds inactive. Railroad bonds quiet and gener-
ally weak.
The stock market opened Irregular but gener-
ally lower and dull and in the early dealings the
speculation was unsettled. At the first board a
heavy pressure to sell set in and the entire list took
downward turn, the decline ranging from "a to
ia per cent, Denver and Rio Grande, Louisville
and Nashville, Texas Pacific, and New York Elc-
waited leading the downward movement. Suisse
quently there was recovery of lsal per cent, but
after midday the market again became depressed
and another decline took place of 14CGl per cent,
the latter in indianapolis. bloomington and West
ern. During the afternoon the speculation was
extremely dull and the dealings were very irregu-
lar, the market closing unsettled and L@2 per
cent lower than the final quotations of yesterday
Sales to-day aggregated 295 ,57i shares, including
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, iS,S00; Den.
yer and Rio Grande, A00O; Erie, 1900; Kansas and
Texas, 1900; Lake Shore 1l,400; Louisville and
Nashville $500; Michigan Central, 1900; Missouri
Pacific, $500; Northwestern, 10,4O0, New Jersey
Central, 1900; Northern Pacific, $500: Reading
300; 81. Paul, 16l00: Texas Pacific 800: Union
Pacific, 1900; Wabash Pacific, $4,000; Western
National Republican., 1881-09-01
REAL ESTATE.
The OmcIaI Transfers as Recorded Yes.
terday.

Mr.. ]. +. Olmstead presents the follow
ing transactions in real estate the District
ported to him by the Recorder of Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
On street SOUTH between Sixth and Seventh
streets east, sublot 20 l2G7 by 4i50 feet, square
$40, James r. King. r, to Lizzie A. Draper, 81, 500
On Fourteenth street west, between 5 and Il
streets north, subo 203 90 by 40 feer square 206
Henry w. Howgate TO Clara NJ Houghton, $1,000.
On Sixth street west corner of street south, part
of lot ClG by G5 feeu square 400 Michae NcG,iire
trustee, TO John II. Richardson, s625.
On Fourteenth street west, between V and w
streets north subos and (40 by 100 feeD, square
203, Charles l.. Fleschman TO Max Laiisburgh
$1,000.
On Thirteenth street west, between n and 9
streets north, parts of lot % feet by depth and
by GO feet 10 inches square 2i3, Catherine Collan-
ton TO Catherine Graham, 81 100.
COUNTY.
Sublot 26 in block 1S OF subdivision of trac
known rs Eningham Place, Charles Taylor to Levi,
Helen and w. Il. HotZman, except so much as wa,
conveyed TO Ed. Winslow, being west 10 feet by
depth, $780,
National Republican., 1881-09-01

LONDON, Aug. 31.-Consols for the ac-
count. 90 3-l6. Erie, 49,; New York, Ontario and
Western, 309z. The amount of bullion withdrawn
10000.
National Republican., 1881-09-01
HE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
LAWYERS, POETRY.

There was young man named Grundy,
Who was hauled up before Justice Bundy
For breaking theta
OF his mothor-in.law,
But the case was postponed until Mundy.
-Bei. DuUcnPort.
Theresa fellow know called wrough,
Whose head Is ns son as dough;
When he begins TO talk
I sigh for walk
Mid banks Of the beautiful snough.
Dave Hdgerty.
National Republican., 1881-09-01
ThanLs 10 "The Republican. I,

10 lne IdltOr OF The REPUBLICAN
On behalf Of the citizens of East Wash
ington take this method Of thanking Colonel
Rockwell for his humane action in shutting of the
water from the fountains frnow those who con.
troll the remaining sixteen fountains will do like
wise 1t will be blessing that the people Of this
section will fully appreciate Our thanks are also
rendered TIE REPUBLICANS for its course in tho
matter. CAPITOL HILL
National Republican., 1881-09-01

per cent, British consols being weak in expeota-
ton that the Bank Of England discount rates
would be advanced, and disappointment that Win
dom has calledno bonds the causes OF TO- days
sagging market. A change in any one or two
would probably change the feeling and make
better market.
230 p. m.-Money 6611.32.
2a5 p. m.-Money loaning at per cent
National Republican., 1881-09-01
IIumors OF tho sIct.Roorn.

lOthe Iultor OF IHE REPUBLICAN,
l see you tell the public of funny things
said concerning the condition of the President
My old cook says "she hearn the Presidents CLAN
had parotted in another place and had to be cut
open" friend Of mine heard an old man say:
"Dcm bullitins talk so much about Il being enc
marter what day give him 10 eat, dcy better look
outn Mpc n
National Republican., 1881-09-01
Qucenstown Cattle Market.

IVUUIHIIUHs Uy w . IIOBVI
WASHINGTON, Aug. 31.-Cattle-250 ur
to-day; 10 shipped East 81 left over; $50 sold Al
365Lsc; market very dull and &c lower. Sheer
and lambs-S0O sold at 309il1c for old sheep, and
4dGc for lambs. Milch cows sold at Sa060i5 each,
National Republican., 1881-09-01
FOOT SURGERY.

DIR, WHITE, Chiropodlst OF over thirty.hve years
experience, twenty consecutive years OF practice in
Washington, d. G., successfully treats Corns nunons,
Diseased Nails Vascular Excresences, aud nll all,
ments OF the feet. Refers to the most enlnent ply
sicans, surgeons, and thousands OF other wtllknOwn
peTsonages that patronEe his establishment ltld
u per visit.
National Republican., 1881-09-01
A Fad Take.

81 like fat, said the printer, as he tried
10 put his arms around the fat woman in the side
show. "I guess III have TO run II in," said the
aim up.
National Republican., 1881-09-01
BnItImoro s,oc. norra.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 3l.-Virginia skies,
deferred, Is; do consolidated, rs; do second Sc,
ries SSN do. past due coupons 93; new ten. for.
ties, 81 bid Il. day