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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-01-04
Why He Paid.

A certain Michigander who had long
succeeded in dodging certain creditor,
was few weeks age corncred in the
office Of mutual friend, and the creditor
began: 49,,
year past, and now want to know what
you are going to do about it ?"
well, III think il over"
There will be no thinking it over, my
friend. II you don't pay me III sue
you"
"You will 2"
81 will, sir. J"
"Then you'll be certain to get jutlg-
ment. The party which brings the suit
always gets the verdict before a Justice.
Knowing this, you will take advantage of
MOI" @
II will"
very well. Now, then, deny tha. /
owe you dollar"
"You do?"
~ do. sir, bu. in case you want to Dor.
row S25 Of me fo- week here it is."
II don't Gaze whether you call it paying
or lending, 60 long as got my money!
replied the creditor, and he made out n
receipt in full and took the money.
At the end of the week he was asked
to return the loan, but laughed at the alb.
surdity of the request. Suit was begun
To recover It, the mutual friend used AZ q
witness, and the plaintiff received judg.
ment in his favor and had clean receipt
to show for the debt Detroit Free Press.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-01-04

DETECTED BY HIS MoruEy. IN.LAw.
"A Chicago judge riding in tue cars last
week, from a single glance at the counte ;.
nance of lady BY his side, imagined be
knew her and ventured to remark that
the day was pleasant. She only an.
sTered:
"Yes."
"Why do yon wear 8 veil?"
Lest I attract attention"
ut is q province Of gentlemen 10 nd.
mire," replied the gallant man er!a~.
mot when they are married" -
But au not"
Indeed"
"Oh, no (; ! am a bachelor"
Then the lady quietly removed her
veil, disclosing 10 the astonished magis.
trate the face Of bic mother in .law.T
He has been a raving maniac ever
since. -.
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Dr.. J. RaRIlAAD||F||!ElG'S RaIlA|||
FEIAAl.E REGugk10
vs0e7AM's sESy FlalEka

,.,. ,.,,,.,ovn ,, ,hv.icIan,, aud .luias,
known to suffering women .nsmss.ss. H,..,,,p
are subject to numerous dl'eas, y, p w.,.. ~
sex, such as suppression Q, ass,.,sa, ass A riaaa
and scanty Menstruntion, Cohse,a'. lit :, a
and Falling OF the Womb. ATTENDED s'u ,.s1
leo, train of sy1upathet.c and cons,iiu''-sl
ders, which embitters the whole ,!,s,, n,s ~ -
have long been considered ~ ei"o"
BUT at lnst the remedy has been toundn
-, r,,o Rsz1htssl
Dr. y. Br51HelaS d SetaA.' /
.r,s rernedy for tsis-l
1t!1n1t q n"cure'ei, oul ,h, Won
Of dIsea Bes. nil Of which pertain 10 INC y
Any s,fferer from the disease. diseases h,s, n.r,si -
taRe tniB -eiueoy' nhu -, one and ~
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-01-04
How Long Can II Last

Gambling to the amount Of millions is
now the regulation thing III gain, in meat,
in oil, in stocks. Legitimate business is
jostied out vi our great martS of trade,
and the giant gamblers are 10 the fore.
How long can it last!
II is only a short time since the great
gamblers of the country played millions
against millions in grain. They ncreas-
ed the cost Of every loaf Of bread in the
land, not because there was even the
sha!lowcot prctcnsc Of any legitimate
cause for the increase, but because the
giant gamblers chose To have it 80. The
winning gamblers at last robbed the van
quished, and they in turn seek to rob
themselves even. How long will it last ?
The giant gamblers have Just had their
shcaring of the lamps in oil. They
made combination strong enough to
manipulate the market they put oil up
thirty or forty per cent; then they de-
pressed it nearly fifty per cent. aud rob
bed the nckless OF some fifteen millions
II WAS "a most successful gambling cheat.
aud it vii! doubtless be repeated at the
earliest opportunity. How long will it
last
The giant gamblers in stocks have
just had their periodical shearing Of the
lambs which gamble about the gambling
centres. They chose their time most OPP.
portuncly; they had the aid Of petty
organs to decry business they had Il
railway war conveniently prccipitated !;
they pooled their wealth, aud locked up
the currency, and they have robbed the
people, innocent investors as well as
spectators, Of scores Of millions. How
long will it last?
Would it not De we'll for some Of the
more interested parties Vim. Ii. Van.
dcrbilt and Jay Gould for instance to
soberly inquire Of themselves, how long
this condition Of affairs can last? 1t is
possible that they assume, as do most
others who trihc with public interests,
that the public have no rights which they
are bound to respect but it would he
vastly wiser for them to awaken them
| selves to the truth than TO receive ter
rible awakening to it one of these days
| that may not halt on the line of justice.
This gigantic gambling affects more or
| less directly the whole fifty millions Of
our people, and they are thesovereign pov o
cr Of the Republic. Is it reasonable TO az
sumo that they will always submit to the
initiation or depression Of the values Of the
| country, at iils mere Interest Or caprice Of
men who own or control hundreds of mill
ions without ever having honestly earned q
dollar? They will long forbear; bu,
forbearance will in time cease to be Il
virtue. and then the remedy will be
sweeping and fearful. II can't last, and
the sooner the great ha"hlers Of the
country look tho fact in the face the safer
will be their own property and the prop
erty of the multitude Philadelphia
| Times
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Never interrupt any conversation with
a hacking Cough II creates bad im-l
preston, Better invest "a quarter Of Sn
dollar in a bottle Of Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup and euro Il.
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Patents and Claims

HAVISG formed copatnsrhp i
IA J s. Duffie Il Co., Of W,taas
ID. G., / am prepared to prosecute p'u..j
all claims for Pensions, or increased /
sions for Soldiers, or the widow, aat {
dren of soldiers who served in tie VI
1912, the Indian wars, the Mexican 81
the late war. Also, Bounty, B,t
Restoration to Pension Roll, Lnd I
rants, and all other claims against [
Patents secured for Inventions, DsaIE
Designs and Trade Marks. No iee ar
except for preliminary examination {.
q Patent is obtained. ;.
w. ID. BEWLEY, Anderson, y
July l3, 1882 So !!
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High- School: !
N}tlE Pendletop High School Is NOW Ia
a4S SUCCESSFUL opefafion 6ndef Tho Charge
s.;fEPsrvisiQ1o of-D. OyLake. The course
or study Is thorough, and students are pre-
pared for the higher classes In College.
Inition payable qunrfetly. For terms. &C,
apply to :
ID. c. LAKE. A. NJ. 5.
49, Principal.
Is OCT Is, 1882 .', IL !: q. .Sw
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.DREAMs.-The. British Medical JoEs-.
Pak: describes ,sonie hiefeStirE Iexp9st-
rments on this subject that hdssa bSeh
made by NJ. G. Delaunay. According to
psy ychonologists, dreams are generally
illogical aud absurd. NJ. Delaunay,
however, by covering his forehead With
layer of cation wool, rendered mt will his
dreams healthy and intelligent Accord,
ing to his experience, the dreams which
people have when lying on their back,
are ssnsiioiis, agitate6 and erotic. Those
which occur when the dreamer is ly.ag
on the right side are changeable; full
of exaggs-ation, absurd, and relate to old
recolloctions. Those which occur when
lying on the left eide are intelligent, req.
sonable, and relate to recent occurrences.
People often talk during the last men.
toned dreams. The author considers
that dreams, intelligent or otherwise,
erotic Or sober, can DO induced BY caus,
ing variations Id the cerebral circulation,
and by the nutrition of the various. re.
-gians. Of he brain, -ei.hes-b5-the-eseea-,
ton of the cranial temperature or by
decubilns. IThey. therefore, f6rin,SnA ihi
seres.ing fela for psychological research.
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3 49, "sVhat madded me-, saith the man,
SsSswas not that the goat chased me, but
that the $syms sathies of the fools looking
son were all against me-"
+ st II think that il you observe what
justice and kindness both say to yon in
lhe journey of life, other people will be
.gald to walk with you, and be sorry to
part with you and that when you get
! to tho end you will look back on your
course with satisfaction and joy.
d. 81 believe you're q fool, John" tes
|tilyexclaimed Mrs. Miggs, o. her hus.
baud nnWittingly presented her the hot
end Of q potato dish, which she promptly
dropped and broke. "Yes," he added
resignedly, THAT Is what the CLERK told
mewhen : lookout my marriage license."
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NOTICE FINAL sErrLgyvn
~. Notice is hereby given t, iia !, |
dGrsigned, Administrator Of Ii. h. =.
Willis Allen, deceased, viii Az AMI, - 4
Judge Of Probate for Andsn5np ni \ Y
on the 10th day of January, ISsa a. t,,S %
Settlement and Discharge from H. IL y
Administrator of said Estate
Dec II, 1882 % az 4
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-05
Cohen 1tnS Warom.

8or eintgen Sagen bra6te Ser telegraph
bic merfnir0i8e yta6ri6t aus Qonoon, 6aB
bort Elm SSraelit Namen5 6 10 6 @oben
bonn 0ienlte bel elmer Goroner5 SurD entz
I6uloigt tporoen let, tpetl er oargetDan bube,
baB CT etn 80 q 0fomme 0cS iitOt>
j den 0obenprteltcr Noron let.
gu Oieier auffGuigen Nfelbung ia9t Die sc.
y. Stmes":
vunstpeifel6aft 6aben bic MlGnner aus
NarOaB @el6le6t, tpeIde Die erblt6e 8rie>
~itertDitroe beiaBell, inter Dem iiotl6en @e>
iebe arpBe Sretbeiteu u1l0 Borredtc genol>
len. 60 gum 8eiipiel brauGten tie feinen
Oeili3>, NeueripeDr> unO WeiGtporenel1>
Oienit gu Derribten. Die 2larons muBten
tdgli6 I'M Scmpel tDGtig let1, uno fte bdt=
ten biele gfli6t natilrli0 nidt ppri6rtftSz
mGBig erfilllen t0nnen, tDel1n iie ge5purgen
gelpelen tpdrer, nit benz Siebenten Seruiaz
LENT Snfa1terte1 Negimellt 3l ererctrell, ODER
ais Wttt9lie0er Don 3ion7S prtbe SEQ. 6 Die
fameraol6attli6en Sneipbeiude Der 0afenz
uno 2eiter>G ompagnie bon Sert6o ent9ez
gen3une1nte1. Nber Ieit Der .3erltorung oes
Genlpel5 bat Der i6pere Beruf Der Sanilie
Naron bod aufgeb0rt, u1o lett bas iIoii6e
9fet6 u1tergegan9en lit, miiileu bod AUDI
Die 8orre6te uno Briptlegien Der NoronS
81 @noc iein. g8arum alto senteBt Elm
gta6fommle Naron's in 2oIbpn inter BRITT
i6em @eieBe Die Gorlebte letner 2lbnen :?
@ieuei6t bat Der betreffenoe 9onooner Goz
roner cine 9roBe GOrliebe fir 6uunor uno
lit bon Der groBartigen ltnperiddmt1eit oes
Serru @o6em 10 elt5idt getpeien, oaB ct
benielbeu laufen IteB. Gr bat aDer eilet
iblimmen Brdceben5faa gei6affea, bcnn es
mirb ita balD senug berauSitelen, OaB aIe
Suoeu in @nglanb 1n6 i'll Den Gereinigten
Staaten BON DEM 6%obenprieiter 9laron abb
ftannleu ulb betngemdB 6eaaipru6en mers
ben, oaB fte ni6t ais Soloaten, Teuerpe0rz
mdrner ulb @ei6morene su Dienen bralz
den. Die einsige 5oifnuns lit, iraenb ein
@eri6t m0ge oas llrt9eil fGuen, 0aB Die
Gorredte ser MaronsTalniIie in Tolge 6eS
i6le6ten 8etragenS ibreS 2tDr6errn lei Der
benfpirbigeu 0ei9id)tc nit Dem golbensn
&albe perfafiungspiOrig, oaber null nno
nidtig %leien."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-05
(@iuseiaubt.)
&1M06r3te>
9igbIan6, Mabiion Co., Sill,
29. Oft. '83.

9tsbIan6, Mabiion Co., Sill,
29. Oft. '83.
@ir ~bebauern, baB Der 2(r5t Or. Sans
W{obr, Der in Der fur5en 3eit letneS 9ier=
ietns it6 Diele tparme Sreunoe erporben
bat, uns iebt berlailen Bat, Inn einem 9tllf
an Das bcutl6e 9olpttal in Nepgorf Tolge
Su letiten. .@r lit elm IiebenstpiirDtger iunz
ger Otann uno NIT reiden&enntntiien aus
g~erIitet, Die tbm in nidt 81 LANCER .3eit 3u
elmer umfau9rei6en 8rariS perbolfen bdtz
ten. unlere @~liidiDiinlde begleiten i'm u1o
hoffen mir, baB Ell in Stem Sort elm leiner
Sbdttgtett entipre6enoes SelD ftnoen tptrb.
SIM uebrigen lit es Su %DertpuuOern, baB
tudtige 2ler3te 10 ielten auf oaS 2ano Su
9eben geneigt fi1o, mo tie ft6 baIb cine aus
9eoebnte Bragts uno lomtt cine itdere
@riiten3 9%rilnoen f0nnten. Sretli6,
Die Braris auf Dem 9anoe lit ettpas be-
i6perlt6er, ols bte in Der Stabt, uub @ez
nIiie, tpte Tie cine @rpBftabt 9etpGbrt, giebt
es nt6t. Sin gutter, ioli0er 6euti6er QlrSt,
Der nt6t II Ser beuti6en
t6 anf 6emti6en untperiitGs
unb in ietem 3tpeise ietnes 8erufes Ourdz
tpeg %betDanoert lit, miro i'm 2aufe etntger
Sabre als 2anoar3t EN- poblbaberber Wann
iein, pdbreno er itb in elmer 9roBitaot nur
our6id)leppen miro.
TIMER StsblanO 1T elm ergiebi9es SeI6
tiir einen gelebten, erfabrenen. Deuti6en
Qlr3t. 9ter eiebt eS biele ausgeSei6nete
0euti6e Tamilien unb Die umgegeno lit
fart urb iibertpiegeno bon no6lbaben6en
oeutlhen Sarmern beiie6elt, alto Elm ausge7
aet6neter MirfungSfreis fir einen tii6tigen
beuti6en9lrst, umiomebr tpenn er Der franz
3Diil6en Spra6e md6tig lit; 3mei
beu1l6e Qpot5efen tperoen tbm CUR 8ei6iiLfe
bereitpiQigit often fteben, uno Sic 8ep0lfe@
runs mIroe i'm ipilfommen beiBen.
Mebrere8itr9er.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-05
1850, 900, nanIia SIS, 500, 900 in eilber

$685. nGmli9 $500, 900 in Gilber
uno $3.50, 600 in @elb geltefert.
gSie piel nta1t altd bon Der Grl0Gpfung
Der caltfornti6en Wliien gereoet
bat, 10 1T es bod cine Ibatiahe. baB Die
%2eiitungen bieies Staates itsgeldutmt ben
%2eiltungen bes 8annerftaates gallS nabe
iteben, ($17, 645, O00 ite aber, iomett Sob
allet1 III Gctra0t tommt, tpcit libertreffen
($16,800, 000.
Den Drttteu Blab in Ser 92eibc Ser ameS
rlfanilden Wtnenitdaten nilnult 90 b a a
ein. Oenn iein @elammtertrag maj i'm
BET ~loIicneu Sabre 8 ,750,000, iDoDon
$6,750,000 Dem SLIDER uno $1,000, 900
Dem 0oloe 5ugebOren.
SAT- ouf Der nGmli6en 2inie itebt bas
gerrttortum NriSona. Denn Sort
tpurDe fir 81, 100000 SiIber un6 filr
LOGS, 900 @olb 3u Sage gef0rOert.
Die nG6ite @rtppe umfaBt ltab uno
Wontano. Scenes nit $500, 900 Sil7
ber unD 100000 @jolo, bieie5 nit $780,
900 0olb uno s 1890 900 Silber.
BeoeutellD suriiG 6trter allen btelen itebet
S0aDo unb 9afotn. 0ort BAT iiG Die
GolbproOuftion bis 3u 81. 50 900 uno Der
Stlberertrag bis -, 900, 900 emporges
i6lpunGen. t6ier tpuroe fir $175,0 900 Sill
Der unO fir 80, 300, 600 @ol6 geI6iirft.
Der 9teit oer Wtinenitaaten lit faum oer
Gripdbnun9 ipert6. 9a bietet 1i0 81 IL
Wertfo nit ST. 1000, 0re9on NIT
1865, 900, @cDrgtd nit $3.50, 900,
NorbzG aroltn a nit 1915, 900, alas
ia init $4,000, DaS Gerrit. 9S a f.
iugton nit $4,000, @aro>
Lima NIT $4,000, Strginicn NIT
$4,000 unO W y 0 III Il 8 trOb ietner 8ez
btrge. mn nit $4,000 bar.
Die NnaabI Der Nrbctter, Sic in BEN
amcrtfonil6en 8er9tperten tbGtig linb, lit
nidt 10 beoelttenb, ais man %crlparten ioatc.
Californian bei6aftigt Die meiiten, ndmlid
37,147. Colorado, trob ieineS gr0Beren Or
TRACES, bios 28.970. 9tepaoa gar nur 6647,
Wontana 1919, Sbabo 4708 unb ~llrisona
1878. Die ilbrigen -Staaten ltnb Serrito<
rtelt sulamlnengellon1ilet: 1920.
Die 2Dbne bieier 8er9leute iino dltBer>
or6entli6 peri0ieoen. Die 0cieal6aften,
tuel6eO ipioen0cn sablen, gOnnen aud iDren
Nn9eiteQten meiit ein balbtpe9S befrieoi9cnz
bes Ginfommen. Die onbcre, gr0Bere
0Glftc ser Gorporationen 6agegen, Sic nidt
burd ben Grtrag ibrer Wiinen, lonoern
ourb Seitr6ge Der gtftionGrc G~vMlleBments")
aufrebt erbatteE tpirD, be5aDlt gum Sbeil
elel1oe SaIGre.
gs lit i6tper, Sic Namcn iGmmtLider
Wftnen9eielldaftcn gu erbalteit, Die itd 10
fiinumerli6 bur6l6lagen. 9o6 5dblt Der
Wfiln5Dtreftor in oenl DorltegeilDen Sarn>
neIbanoe 175 Strmen BON berarttgcr SEE
ldatfenbett auf. G9(merifa.")
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-05
N~5Schcnfliche Slfiaois $Gfaefs-Bctffnne.

analDiirt bat, errei9te ftur etnes III Broc.
al it~iditoffbaltigen 8e1tanot6eilen; IS mar
0ies 9teb 5ern aus Wainneiota. 9ageeeu
peiit rulfti6er Is. +. ruliii6er Saat uno
@ultllr) QSeiSen, na6 ben .Qinal0lcn Qas>
totpsfp's, 24.56 8rocent an lol9en Nez
itanotDeilen unb Der 0nrdldnitt bon "a
Sorten 19,48 Broccnt ullo Der ~eerinslte
Sab 1868 Brocent auf.
ytoroocuti6er Wctscr, mad bon 8tbra'S
NnalDlen, bat einen 0ur6l6nitt al 1tidz
1toffbaltige1B eitanot6eilen BON 1876 groc.,
nit 1925 i'm b06iten uno 9.68 Brocent i'm
~gertn8lten 8etrog; liiobeutl6er gBeisen inn
Our0l6nttt 1928 9rDcel1t, nit 1853 IL!
bo6lten ulo 9,68 Srocent I'M ~geringlten
Betrag.
S00ttji6er Bei3en sei9t ais 0ur6i6nitt
l2.95 Yrocent, nit 1863 I'M b06lten unb
11.O6 Erocent I'M nieprieiten 8etrag.
SpaHtl6er QGei3cn gtbt einen 9ureb>
l6nttt bon 14.35 9rocent, nit 24.13 i'm
MI D0G1ten llto 11.25 Rrocent i'm nieOrigs
item 8etrag.
@nglil6er Beiscr tpeiit 1876 Brocent I'M
0ur6l0nttt ultD 1850 iut b06lten 8etrag,
l1.Z0 Frocent I'M uieDrigIten 9etlag duf.
@an5 otelelbeu 3iffcrH eygi6t Die Mnalple
bon algierti6em QNeiSeI.
Ser SbemItfer Stuhn bat BeisenIorten ber
9an3et Groe annlpltrt ullo ltnDet ais Ourb>
l6nttt fir bic galtSe Groe 1920 ltt6tpft>
Daltt9e Seltan0tbetlc. Der Dorai1 retd)lte
Inter Den Don iDnl analtiirtcu mics 24.1O
Hrocent, Der Grmlie nur $40 SrDcent allT.
yin gltltt oerbient NOD Gr~tpGbnunB, BET
GtllfluB oes Nlter5 oeS Wei5ens 0lf leinen
0eboIt III Stiditoff6altigem; Gt6arolon
pritfte 81 ocm .3uede bon bier 8ei3enlorter1
19r @rntc Ululter I'M Sabre 1882 unb ar>
Dtfc 1la6 Dteridbrt9em 9ageru aitf ibreu
Webalt OH Nleber. Der bei1ube alle lttditoffz
bultigcn 8eitanotbeile entbGlt. Der groBte
8erlult III n%aient 5tleber in sen S3r 9rl7
tltngen mar 1915 Yrpcsnt, III rptbun fets
ten NIltersTul aus Utiiiouri, wGbreno
barter, bernlteingeIber lStnterzS bunafer
BON Wti6igan feineu 8erlult outipieS. Gon
ben bctOen anOcren Sorten bate cine 5.73
Procent, Die anoere 3.51 Groc. Derloren.
als Wtaabltab fir guten @et5en lteut
Jtt6ar0lon oaS GerbGltutB beS Stiditoffs
lllo oeS &leber5 auf, u1o beltimmt cs Sif1
terl1dbig alf etltS Su flint uno Elm Daib.
Jtidaroion tuiinibt, baB CT bur6 3uz
le1ouna tDptl6er Otliter aus Dcrl0ieoenen
@egellOen DeS 2artoe5. nanlentli6 aus oelt
Staaten 9teip gorf uno Galifornien, Die
nod ntbt analpltrt iillo, in oen Stano gez
leBt tperoe, ieine 9lrbeiten fortSuiebcn NIB
umtal1enocr 81 MADDEN. Setn 2aboratortuln
ut Jest 10 etngeri0tet, 0dB tGgli6 II glnaz
lplen bon Mct3en genla6t tperoen tonnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-05
gudemeinep @dnrennnret.

Au6efnefheS @ddtSuntnrtt.
Gprtt t.. = SIN Chicago 1.15: in ct. 2outs
Ia; III Cincinnati 1.13@-.-; tn Peort3
1.15; III Baltimore 1. 1901. 18h.
Suit er. r@reamerp", bette 25@29c..
aietnlt6 quite bis quite 21@23c.. .Oairus.
CUTE bis beEe 14@21, eeringere AuaIitGt
10@13c.
@ier. frii6e 24@25c. oas O3o. Ssce6ouie
22@24c:, ein9ele9te 16@21c.
@et ltg I. - 2ebenbeG 1irfeps 11@12e.
9el9la9tete %; 6IDner 5@8c, cSllnse
So oas 0lbeno ltno 7@8c. bos Ii.
@I1ten $3.OO@4.OO oGs SusenO nno @6nle
$8.00@9.00.
&ortoffeGn. - GarIp &ofe 3O@4Oc.,
Fea9bloips 40@45c. per Gui6el beim @ar
anf Der Sabn.
8ro ON co TN. - gteues 6urI 7@7c1.,
Sel1sporttng 6@7c. (; omMon 5@7}c, oltes
2@6c. ie mad Qualitdt.
S1mterT lett. - SrduneS au 3@3k..
9elbeS 4@49c.. meiBes 5@@6c. oas Bio.
&al9.- &u9en &c. Jto. Country &c.
gto. 2 gu &c.
1tron en-. - S5.OO@6.OO bas s1tden
fir Weeiiina uno 4.50@5.00 fir Sloribd.
Nepf Ell. = 3.00@3.5O DaS yQB.
6oNt3. neuer l5Q16c.. alter 10@12c.
ynmpen. -$1.5O@1.60 bas 100 Yiun0
fir 9emiiGte Country.
Yftrlt d c. $1,000 Der Gorb.
S%rouben. Goncoros 4@5c, gatawbas
Sc lno GelalpGre 8@9c bus To.
Strnen.- 50@75c. Der &orb.
Smeet Potatoes. = Serleps $4,000
-, 9elbe Suinoiler 2.50@2.75, Baltimore
2.50@3.00 6oS Sop.
g8 lib. Ntollorn gnten $2.5O@2.75,
Seal $1.50@1.75, feline $1.00@1.25, 8raiz
rtehiibner $4.25@4. 40. &a6teln 1.O0@1.5O.
Grab Aepfe Ell. - 40@50c. Der Ned=
Gorb.
@euerie,-2o@35c bas 0usenb.
Sop en-. = Stem yorf 23@29c, Gaciic
$1,000. 23tSconIin 12@22c.
@etBfob t.-$3. N@7.00 bos 6unbert.
2uitten.- 50@75 Das &6rbGeu.
3miebeIn.- Weibe $1.40@1.5O oas
SAP, rot6e 1000
9tiibeu. = S6weSii9e 1.OO@1.25 bas
SAB, rpeiBe -@1.50.
8lumemfobl-$ 81. 5O@2.50 bos Dub.
CHER. 2.25@300 bas Seq uub $500
@5.50 bas Sap.
@ranberrieS, = @eu & Saslc $11@
Is boS Sap, Cape &obs $9@11.
pfelitneu.- - ouiitanG $6.OO@6.5O
6Qs Sap, Sloriba 4.50@5.00 ba5 Giit9en,
SSartatcG 500 baS Sap.
@rb Ell. = 0riire, bette 1.20@1.25, ORB.
SOC. @1.00, Seloerbier 1.15@1.20, Marrowz
lots 1.25@1.30, seipalt. &c. bns 9fb.
30 II n.-Geite yWfebintns" 2.70@2.75,
sNaDteS 2.80@2.85 Der 8Mlbel i'm GroBen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-05

Gin eben eridtenener 8eri9t 6eS Mhin3>
DIRECTORS tbeilt nit, Dap Die @oloz uub
StIber@Qrobuftipu o1f benz @eiammtgez
.biete Der Ser. Staaten I'M G~alenberiobr
1882 Z 100000 betragen bat. Gem
Stlber gebitbrt Oapou Der grOBere @ntbeil,
ndlnltd $46,S 800, 900, ber y2eit Dem @oloe.
gin Der SpiBe alter, GDelmetaa proou@
6~treloen StGateu itebt ge9eupGrtig Golos
raoD. 9at es 1882 bod gu Der ertDGbns
ten @eiammtiumme ui6t meniser ais $19.z
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-05

Sm .3eit9ei0aft i0loIieN am Somlto9;
8et5eH: gfop. 93&, &es. 95E@958,
Sa6r 934, SSanuar 96&, Otai 1.O3EE.
Rails gtop. 49,, 0e3. 474@47g, Sabr
473@473, Sonuor 46fg Mof 485,
SAFER: Jlop. 288I 0e5. 281, Wat 50.
aWf Gar 81 $3.50,
| Gar 81 Il, ! Gar All $14,25, 1 @ar gu
$15,T5, | @aF 81 $40. / Gar gu $16.25 per
8onne.
GIete. : 2 @ars @iuter 8u $3.50, /
@or DO. 5n $12,123, 1 @ar Sommerp. SIT
$12 per Sorue.
.y9creenin9s". - 1 Gar @interw, SIT
Sen felt. = . Gors $50. 1 &inot6p at
$11, l Gar Sl $40, 1 Gar UPLAND Grairte
SIT $40, / Gar 5u $3.50, 1 Gar gto. 1 3roirie
81 81 per Come auf Der GQbn.
S6mereien &trlotbD $1.20@1.33.
a~leelomen, gutter bis better, 4.75@5,41 -
2etnlamen 81 1877 aIf Der 8abu.
8~te0Hnrf&.
Ser 9 tebmorft mar Die &p6e 6ur6
Stemli0 belebt llnb felt, MP Die 3ufltbren
lparell I'M ca. 5000 StiG gerit9er, 0ls in Der
Sormo9e. is trafen ge9e1 45 900 Stiid IN
ben @iebbDfen Elm, pnpon 10000 Stitd na0
Dem Snen perlGifft wNr0es.
Nte <r01DutttSpreIle am S@lnB Der
gSpcbe rparetl tQl9en0e:
Choice to fancy export steers. ........ $1,000 ZOO
Good TO choice native steers.......-- 6.O3@ $40
Fair to good steers :. .....-.......... 5.25W 6.UO
Common to medium Steers.......... 1900 $50
Butchers 1850 4.25
Cows, common to good .......... 1850 $50
Inferior Cows and Bulls. 2.OO0 $50
Milk cows 80 head 25.000G0.00.
Veal calves % 100 bs..........-.... 4.GeW 200
Gerfaltft muroeu II. a.;
3 TeeOers SWr9i9H. 1880 B3u $4>15
10 &itbe 1866 500
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-05
Ycnfi0nQt fiir Md0@e1r.

Snn beu 6zarerifantI6en G66ter nititut
pm 1raI Nmalte &nbe, 6 5 & G07 Jtcrb=
@larltreB.'. tbl:c9c, NJ, tounfn nod 5p,
KCnltonq tfneN Na1m fn0eH. Glterl. noe. q E
baroli rtfet iren, m0gen ii3 We9en nakerer
Musfunft bQlO penben on
Traa aanalie Gtne, 8or1eberin.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-05
Cine &1rfea

an Gue, DeI&e al ben ToIssu Don SusenbfnnOen, ners
D5ier S9DG6e, @uttrdftur9, BerIuit Der WtaHuestrafs
&C leibsn. itRae 10 eofteafrei Elm Otscept, bas lie fns
Etrt. Oieles gr0ge Setimittel puroe pom eiuem OeiiIes
NOR in &aponlertfa entSeGt. S6idt elm obreiiirtes Cons
cert ai Eso. SoIspP z. STuaan, Citation D, Rem OOre
Gups 11nopiSiaIuw5
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-05
@Grftberi@f.
E9Rnhpnherid,t Y
V8VWeNUEIIWI.l
Gh 0Rnntr

Gbtco8O, Yontag, 5. Soon.
Ser getreibemarft i1loB am Gamtag at
erbebli9 b06eren Breiiell, QlS am porber0ez
he1tben Samitag, pie aus SoI9en6em er1t9tz
Ii6:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-05

Sic YtanoS BOA SnItms Saaaer.
tpel6e auf Der Dteiigen Qus1teQunq auqez
metne 8epunoerung erre9telt, iouel ieBt.
pa fe dlBerIi0 ein wenig gelitten 6aben, 3u
lebr biltgen Breiien abgegeben iper6en.
@tne lebr quite @elegenbett, elsge5ei6nete
Snltrumente btlltg gu faufcl, 1ou1p6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-05

., ~ 10 e 7 e. : Sufltbr ca. I4O,UOO Stuf.
Sertebr Ie69aft; 4retie fet. Besablt
iDllrOe tlir i3were 00felpaare 4.65@4.85,
tlir i6pere gum &eri0not geei9nete
S9pellte 4.75@5.05, itr leiate S9peine