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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
IIIcKMAS, KY, August 5, 1882,

HICKMAN, Ky, August 5, 1882.
:. Alta called meeting of the. Council; Pres
cnt Mayor Faris, Cconcilmen Baltzer, Cow
gill, French, IIertwick and Ramage.
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read, approved and signed
ACCOUNTS SIGNED
The following accounts were presented
properly approved, and on motion were
allowed and ordered paid
L. +. Millet, street roll, 5 90
Hertwick, Baltzer II Co, iron work, 81 go
OFFICERS KLE,TED.
The ci-y Clerk presented The poll book
OF the election, held August 7, 1882.
On motion said book was received, and
the Council proceeded 70 compais the sanla.
-wsiereaPeR ~ r.'frrr-cf tsrTst cfec'5e " afren
received the highest number of votes for
City Judge; and J. o. Barnes received the
highest nuorber for City Marshal; and Geo
Warren wasdeclared duly elected cityJ udgei
and ]. o. Barnes City Marshal.
3 NEW PAYMENTS ORDERED.
On motion, it is hereby ordered that all
persons owning property on Water, Clinton,
Jackson, Kentucky, Cumberland and Moul-
ton streets, are hereby ordered to immedi-
ately repair thoroughly with brick. or relay
new pavements of brick, to be completed
within twenty days from publication of this
order and the City Marshal is hereby order
ed at the expiration Of said twenty days,
10 serve the usual legal notice at ten days,
20 compel said work to be done and that
the Hickman COURIER be requested to call
special attention to said order in two issues,
that it will be strictly enforced, &c
On motion, the Council adjourned.
R. L. MILLEr. c. G.
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weather, Facts and l'robabili-
Ties.


AS we are passing through period of
very &C 'entu.ted and trying atmos pheric
changes. the following ten short rules, BIZ
the use of which person can stand be-
meath his own vine and fig tree in any
par, of the northern hemisphere north Of
latitude Is, and for hundreds of mil 4
around him, form an accurate opinion OF
how the wind and rain is progressing,
may be of value. They we're supplied 10
the Farmers Club of the merican Insti-
tute by "a scientist of New Jersey;
/. when The temperature falls sudden
". there is a storm forming south Of you
= When the temperature rises suds
denly, there is q storm forming north Of
you.
3. The wind always blows from re-
gion of fair weather toward q region
where storm is forming.
g. Cirrus clonas always move from a
region where storm ism progress to-
ward region of fair weather.
3 CumulOus clouds always move from
a region OF fair weather toward q region
where storm is forming.
D. When cirrus clouds are moving rap
idly from the north or northwest, there
will be rain in less than twenty -four
hours, no matter how cold il nay be.
7. When cirrus clouds are moving rap
idly from the south or southeast there
will be q cold rain storm on The morrow,
il IL be summer, and, il il be winter there
will be a snow storm.
8. The wind always blows in circle
around a storm, an.l when il blows froyl
the north the heaviest ram is east OF yoi}
| IL il blows from the south, the heGxiesl
lrain.isyVrsu ifeiir IAows.ffsm Tie easirtlh
/ heaviest rain is south,'if il blows fralI
the wsst, the heasfest rain Is south d
you.
8. The wind never blows unless rs1a
or snow Is falling within one tl5oussnd
miles of you.
10. Whenever heavy white frost oc'
ours q storm is formiag within one thou
sand miles north or mort invest OF you
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HAuLERS ATTENTION!
TEAMS WANTED.

The Hickman Lumber and Manufactur-
ing Company of Hickman, KY. have
steady employ ment at good wages for
n 5o TEAMS
tonove1he Lumber from their mills sitna >
ed 10. aud ID miles from Hiekma S3.25
per 10OU feet for thoroughly dry lumber
at the farther mill. $40 per 1000 feet
for the lumber AT the ten mile mill
equivalent to that amount per day
10 good pulling two horse teams.
Cash every load-Free wagon yard 81
Hickman Stables Mt the mills for those
who come soon enough to secure them
Steady employment from this date until
the roads get bad again next winter
Hickman, Ky, May 18th, ] $50.
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Washington Cor St. Louis GloJe-D Democrat
President Arthur brought from New
York the portrait of Mrs. Arthur. set
in . finely wr ought bronze frame. This
picture, standing on a table in his he'd
room, constitutes the househ0ld Shrine
and IL lighted in the evening hours by
the Shaded light vf an antique bronze
lamp. The private staircase from the
first floor leads up to the Presidents pri :
vate retreat and it is shut off from the
rest of the corridor by heavy portiere
OF raw silk tapestry shot with gold and
silver thread. portiere of Turkish
cloth On Que side conceals the door OF the
pink and blue Pompadonr apartments
occupied by President Garfield, and a
similar drapery hangs al the entrances IL
President Arthur's pale azure chamber
The arched window at the end is filled
with blooming plants; the floor is covered
with a part Of the rich Turkey carpet
sent some years ago as a present to this
Government from the Sultan, the prevail
ing tint of which is soft, rich orange,
and the furniture is covered with dark
gray-green plush. A wiring desk Mt
one side of this sitting room has it's racks
6lled with dainty, cream tinted note
paper, and the center table is strewn
with the latest books aud magazines
Several copies of the North American
Review occupy a conspicuous place, and
rich Venetian lamp with hnted, tulip
shaped globe Of opal glass stands on thus
Ia hle Big Shaker rocking chairs, fans,
aud the daily papers of Washington and
New York offer comfort and company for
he idle summer hours.
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Kentuckx EIection.

LouIsvILLE, Aug. I. From returns re.
ceived from the State election held to day
the Dem ocrais have elected one Judge O.
the Court of Appeals, Gen. Joseph II
Lewis, the present incumbent; also three
Judges of the Superior COurt-Bowden
Richards and Reid. The race attracting
most attention abroad is that for CLERK
of the Court of Appeals between Thoma.
J. Henry, Democratic nominee, and ex.
Lieut. Coy X. T. Jacob, Independent
Democrst. From the returns received
TO night. especially from the strong Re
publican counties, the Indications are tina
Henry viii receive about 100, 900 and ia
cob about IS 900. In this city much ira
ding was done in voting for local candi
dates. The voting is about the average
Henry majority in Louisville will b.
about 5000.
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STATE OFFICERS.

Governor-Luke p. Blackburn.
Lit GOVERNOR. s. Cantrel.
Secretary Of Slate-James Blackburn.
Assist. Sec. of Sfate-Thos. G. Harris
State Auditor--Faye cite Hewitt.
Treasurer ames w. Tate.
Attorney General-P- w. Hardin.
Register Land Ofice-Alph. She lden.
Sup Snb. Instruction.. d. Pickett.
State Printers. l. NJ Major.
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Kenfnckv

Kentucky is destined to be one of tins
richest States oft Union. With won.
derful deposits of coal, ore, and minerals
with thousands of he best acres of groun nd
on earth, with broad rivers, great rail-
roads, mighty forests, and bold, knights
men; with the rreiiiest women in ths
world; with spIendid roads, thriving
towns, and everything but cuterprisine
leaders and practical Statesmen, there il
nothing TO hinder the growth of Ke n
tueky. after these weak leaders and tn.
dead political policy Of the State ar.
laid ON the shelf Edyefte Enterprise
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U. $. GOVERNMENT.

President-Chesier A. Arthur.
Vic ePresident-Dayid Davis.
Sec'y of State-Theo. Frelinghuysen
Secretary Treasury--Jame Folger.
Secretary of war-Robt. Lincoln.
Secretary Navy-wm. Chandler.
Secretary Interiors;. j. Kirk
Postmaster Generai-Timothy O. How
Attorney General Brewster.
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The great mortality resulting from the
use of toy pistols by boys, last Fourth OF
July. has Iready led to prohibitiye ordi-
nance in about half the cities of the coun-
try. The following, first enacted by Boston,
is the form usually followed: No person
shall sell to any child under the age Of
sixteen years, without the written consent
of parent or guardian OF such child, alsy
cartridge OF fixed ammunition OF which
any Eliminate is a component part, Of any
gun, pistol or other mechanical ccntriyancv
arranged for the explosion OF such cartridge
or of any illuminate" The penalty varies
from light fine TO r heavy one, with imr
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The eminent African. explorer, DR..
Schweinfurth, was travelling during April
and May last along both sides of the Nile,
below Stint, to obtain material for his map
of the Nile Valley. In letter just receiv
ed, describing the results of his journey.
occurs passage not without interest in
reference to affairs in Egypt just now. "Of
political Matters he says, zone hears little
here. Everywhere there ia only one voice
for Arab Pasha; everywhere there is a
childish joy that a genuine Egyptian char
acter has asserted itself, and the people are
proud of it. Everywhere there is the same
Mussulman tendency to socialism; tile
people are enthusiastic for republic. The
fellaheen are perfectly content with tae
present government; the memory of lsmali
is to them like that of Napoleon III. in
France-all execrate him. The European
traveller in the interior is everywhere hon
ored. and have no where experienced the
least want Of respect and courtesy."
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COURT OF APPEALs
CITY OFFICIALS.

Mayor A. Faris.
: City Judge-George Warren.
City Marshal. d. Barnes.
City Clerk-R. Z. Millet.
city Treasurer-T. 2. Fortune.
Marketmaster-J. O. Barnes.
City Ta1 Collector-B. Il Walker.
Wharfmacter-.J. .. Barnes.
Sexton Peter George.
ouncilmen--Chas. BaltIer, John w.
Jds. W. German. I. NJ. French,
Otto Hertweck, and ID. C.. Manage.
Dist. School Trustees.-K. E. Millet,
H C. Beckman and ). w. Laude rdale.
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AFTER Many pays.

A elnrious- illcfCiorst-i nalata.1 q tie re.
union of family OF ex slaves in Washing
ton. Thirty-three years rso 4 c0lored
emily named Lemos, living in Georgia.
consisting OF father, mother and two sons.
one of the latter being two year old and
the other six months, were sold into slavery
and scattered in different directions. One
II TIE sons, G. s. Lamos, has been clerk
in the Treasury Department for a number
of years. and has also been barber to the
President since President Jollnson's Admin
istratioh. The other son, Beverly Iemos.
is dining-room servant at the White
House. They had not heard word from
either fatiier or mother for thifx-shree
wears The other morning an old tolored
man came 70 Washington on M excursion
from Richmond. TIe made Ills way to the
White HOUSE, and made inquiries about
the Lemos boys, and great was his joy to
find them both doing we'll. He had no
difficulty in being identified, for the family
likeness was apparent. The boys were
overjoyed to meet their father, and had
long talk with him in the anterooIn of the
White House. The old man turned to
bystander and said, "There are my boys,
and amt proud of them"
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The National Federation of Labor
Unions Of Washington have issued an
address 70 the Trades Unions and Assembly
of Wosszingmen of the United States, call
ing attention 70 the recent debate in the
United STATS Senate on the subject Of the
existing relations between capital and labor,
and inviting a convention Of delegates one
from each congressional district, to Assem-
bile in Washinglcs on the 10Th OF Noyem-
her
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Mr.. Scoyille has revived the disgusting
warfare over the disposal of Guiteau's
body, ard he is to be in Washington this
week for the purpose of contesting Guiteau's
will. 1t is stated that money has been fur
nished him by parties who intend to buy
the body.
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burg
GOING SOUTH.
Memphis boats pass Hickman Tuesday
nights, Thursday nights and Saturday
nights. Vickshurg boats, Monday,
Wednesdays and Saturdays.
GOING NORTH.
Memphis boats pass Hickman Tuesday
nights. Friday nights and Sunday nights.
Vicksburg boats Wednesdays, Fridays
and Sundays.
Memphis boais-Sieamers City OF Hell
ena, Ste. Genivieve and JOhuB Maude.
Vicksburg boais-SieameTs City of
Providence. Belle Of Memphis, Gold Dust;
City of Cairo, City OF Greenville and
City Of sbnrg.
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MO space to name all articles, but no
IN trouble to show goods
Acome and see. at the corner of Troy
nd Moscow Avenue, East Hickman. Ky
jan25 ~
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COUNTY COURTS.

= ftrlteu. ce-nty -Conrt-U C Bailey,
{6dge, held every ID Monday in each
m onth-
Fulton County Quarterly Conrt-H. C.
!; alley, judge, held 4rh Monday in jan
uary, April, July and October.
COURT OF APPEALS.
Joseph Lewis, Chief Justice; Thos +,
Hargis, Thomas Hines, and }. p. Pryor
judges.
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County Judge-H. G. Bailey.
County Cierk.-A. NJ. DebOw.
sheriff-W G. johnson.
Circuit Court Cierk-T. NJ. French.
sAssessor-Jas. Cooper.
County Aitorney-A. d. Kingman.
.Jaiier-Frank Thomasson.
Master CommissiOner-Geo Warren.
County Surveyor-Robert Mcconnell.
Coroner--
r<6ircnit J udge-Janes Campbell.
#Common " ealth's Altorney-C. Thomni
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
MAGISTRATES COURTS

1st District-Esq. Donaho, I'd Saturday
in March. June, September and Decem-
her. ESQ. Hammond, LIST Saturday IN
"a District-Esq. Goar, srd Saturday in
March June, September and Decem Der.
ESQ. Kenady, 4th Monday in same months,
ard Disrrict-Esq Reed, Srd Monday in
March, June, September and December.
ESD. Mayes, 4ih Saturday in same m onths.
4th Districts q. Dicki LIST Mon
day In March. June, September and De-
: ember. Esq. Baynes, 4ih Tuesday in
same months.
5th District-Esq. Boar, lst WedDesday
in March, June, September and Dec ember.
ESQ. Fields, 3rd Wednesday in sam e
months a.,
law in March, June, September and De-
esmber. Esq. Thos. bradshaw I'd Wed
nesday in same months.
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
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The Kentucky Historical Society, hav-
ing been the first TO suggest the celebra-
lion of the centennial anniversary Of the
famous Indian battle at Blue Lick
Springs, has been invited to ate nd in n
body the laying Of the corner stone Of the
monument on August 10. The invitation
has been accepted.
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" eeps fresh beer on tap, all the time.
II Will serve customers promptly and
conrteouslT:
Nashville ttsttsa,;g. : st. Louis Railway.
Ahead of all Competitors!

Ahead OF al Competitors.
BUSINESS MEN, TOURISTS, FvFUBps
EMIGRANTS, FAMILIE :, shahAphh
The Best ROUTE. to the Summer resorts
and Mountain retreats Of Tennessee, yir-
ginia and the CaroliDas, via MCKENZIE
and NASHVILLE
THE Best ROUTE to the celebrated Colleges,
Universities, Summaries and other Edu
cational Institutions in the Southeast, via
MCKENZIE and NASHVILLE.
THE BEsr ROUTE TO Charleston, Savannah,
Augusta, Columbia, Charlotte, Knoxville,
Bristol, Richmond, Norfolk, Washington,
via MCKENZIE, NASHVILLE and CHAT
TANOOGA
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F r EE COLU Mn

vertisements Under the Heads Of
WANTED, FOR SALE FOR RENT, &c.,
of an acceptable uafpe, and not to ex
coed four lines, are free TO all.
Here Bassaes Adve, tisements Not Inserted IN
These Columns Without Ply.
II answers fail to come the first time
we invite second. third, or as many re.
petitions as are necessary TO secure what
you advertise for. We wish the advertis-
ers to feel tn at they are not imposing on
us, but are deing us a favor by using our
free columns, rs we are determined to
make
THE HICKMAN COURIER THE MEDIUM.
Through which the general public may
always have their wants supplied.
For saba dwelling house, centrally
located. Apply at Courier Office.
EOR SALE.-A fine farm--well tim
bered, good improvement is, so acre
cleared land, Sc.
H. H. WILSON.
TSOR SALE-A dwelling house. in West
/ Hickman. Apply to W.. BRowN.
River Farm for Sale.
ann ACRES-between 50 and 30
Z(O Facres cleared-other Improve
ments. miles below Hickman, on the
river. Address,
COURIER OFFICE, az
Hickman, Ky.
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ANCHOR LIME
PACKET COMPANY.
(UNITED STATES MAIL

JOHN A. SCUDDER, President
JOHN P. KEISER, Superintendent.
THEO. 4. ZEIGLER Sec'y. and Treas.
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nUNs A TRI WEEKLY LINE OF boats
Il, from ST. Louis 10 Memphis, and n
tri weekly line from 81. Louis 10 yicks
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MUSIC GLASS.

Mrs. Margaret Holmes will give lessons
on the Piano and Guitar, TO limited
number of pupils, at her residence, in old
Hickman. Tuition-S1 week For
further information please call.
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Anications on pub.

anications on pubic
..fed-bnt not responsible
.ments or expressions OF CORES
,nssnts-exccpt where we refuse to give
name Of author.
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Don't Forget It!
BY this Line you secure the

BE sure to buy your tickets over the
N. Q. &c ST L. R'Y.
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SALOON

J. S. SIUPERT. proprietor, Clinton
street, next door TO Brevsrd hardware
store.
KEEPS the freshest and finest make OF
Beers Cali and see him.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-04-06


JrsT THE DIFFEREKcE.--Some msn
move through life ~ a band Of music
moves down the street, hinging out
pleasures on every aide through tha
air 10 every one, far and near, that
can listen. Some men GIL the air with
their presence and sweetness a. or
chards in October days gil the air
with perfume Of ripe fruits. Some
women cling 70 their own houses like
the honeysuckle over the door, vet.
like IL, sweelen all the region with the
subtle fragrance OF their goodness.
There are trees Of righteousness which
are ever dropping precious frait
around them. There are lives that
shine like starbeams, or charm the
heart like RonRs upon holy day.
How great bounty and . blessing
it is 70 bold the royal gifts Of the soul
30 that they shall bs music to some
and fragrance 10 others and life 10 all.
Il would be no unworthy thing 10 live
for. to make the power which we have
within ~ the breath Of other mems
Joy; to scatter sunshine where only
clouds and shadows reign; 70 Gil tho
atmosphere where earth weary toilsFs
must stand with . brightness which
they cannot create for themsalveA, and
which they long Eor to enjey and ap-
preciate.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-04-06

JOSH BILLISos' PRAxER.-From tu
many friends, and from things with
luce ends, deliver us
From a wife that don't luv us. and
children who don't look like US. delie-
er Us
From wealth without charity, from
pride without sense. pedigrees worn
ont. and from rich relations, deliver
usl
From snaix in the grass, form nails
in our butes, from torch-light proces-
sions and from nu rum, deliver u.s.
From packpeddIers. from young
folks in lnv, from old aunts, without
money and kolery morbis, deliver us I
From newspaper sells, and pills
that amt fsic. from females who
faint, and men who fatter, deliver,
as
From yirtne without fragrance, from
butter that smells. from niggpr kamp
meetings, and from eats that are
courting. deliver usl
From other folks secrets, aud from
our own, and wimmen committees, de-
liver u.s.
From folks who won't laugh, and
from them who giggle. from tile butes
and easy virtue. deliver as
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-04-06

ua-Tt's funny but > sOft-palmsd
womzn can pass a hot pie-pIate 70 her
nearest neighbor at the table with 3
smile az sweet 90 distilled honey,
while q man with hand s horny as
. crockodiIs's back will .rop II 70 the
floor and howl around like q Sioux
Indian al 9 scalp dance.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-04-06

n@ We should not suffer from
Cough. when few doses Of A ers
Cherry Pectoral viii cure. TirLe.
money, comfort. health, all are saved
By IT,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-04-06

So Ittakes over one hundred pairs
Of gloves to assuage the grief Of the
Brooklyn officials over the death Of
an alderman. whose life might have
been saved By single hottie Of DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-04-06

s4-An Irish gentleman, hearing Of
q friend having . stone coffin made
for himself. exclaimed: "By me sOwl.
an that's . good idea Shurs an =
stone eofin I'D last = man his life
tiEns."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-04-06

neA Remove wo from wo-man and
re hnve man. Yes. and remove man
from ws,-man aai VIC have w0o.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-04-06

So An enricher Of the blood and
purifier Of the system; cures lassitn1s
and lack of energy such il Brown's
Iron Bitters.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-04-06
MLHDGRD, FOWLER eco,
vol XIX.

RTEw stock II Hats and Cps fsr Men a
~ Boys insl reeeived a Lawrtnee'a Di
BEowStoss
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-04-06

On re 6ysfsBs or Crops bess adapsed %
sMpTsede ~ part the Tobacco Crop
- lSasfbeyn Maryla,sd. nosC os rue
% unpygftabls.
BY d.. JosRrH u. OwExs, Anne Arundel
COHnty, Maryland. Il
Awasdel TIE psizs q SIS Enr best essay On
shis topic. offered by The American
fsFnler. Cpmsmiilee Hon. VIM.
b. Hill, ~ Prince Ge0rRe 8; DR..
Geo. w. n.aaey. a Cal-
veFf, ard Geo. Thmn-
as. Esq. Of St.
ALaFys.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-12-07
Money Made on Small Investments.

We desire to call the attention of our read
ers to the detailed statement of profits made
and paid customers of Fund W every month
for the past nineteen months, by the Com
mission House of Flemming & Merriam
This statement will be found in our adj
vertiSng columns This enterprising and
weu-knOwn house seems to be furnishing
safe and profitable speculative Investment,
especially for those who desire to invest small
or medium amounts They report continued
activity in the general commission business
Thes say that for past month the mar
kets, especially in the wheat pit, have been
quiet and tame, yet their business shows a
continued increase. They offer excellent
facilities for any one desiring to operate in
the speculative markets on our board, and
for shippers of general produce they offer
many advantages. Their large warehouse,
located at Nos. 20, %, 24 and % Market street.
running to the river, is specially adapted to
their business as receivers and shippers.
Their offices near the Board of Trade are To-
Gated at Nos. 141 and 143 LaSalle street, and
any information on the market or relating
to their business is cheerfully given.