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MARRIED

At the residence of j. e. Clarke. ESQ. 3.
June IS. 1888, by Rev. III. IL. Hart. MI.
Y. II. HAMBL1N, Of Omaha, and Miss
CARRIE A. THOMPSON, Of Worthinr-
ton. $50 80
The young people left for Omaha ON
Tuesday night. We learn that Mr..
lIambli.a is making an excellent record
in the Omaha office of the G.. St.-P. M.
y Q. R'y. Agent Lane says he is, one
of his best men. Mrs. Hamblin will
be much missed from tire circle of our
young people. May joy and prosperity
attend them.
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Buc:1lsl:s Arntca SaIvc.

BUC:KI1l:S AfRtcl S0lVc.
The greatest medical wonder of the
world. Warranted to speedily cure
burns, bruises, cuts, ulcers, salt rheum,
fever sores, cancers, piles, chllblalns:
corns, letter, chapped hands, and all
skin eruptions, guaranteed to cure in
every instance, or money refunded. 25
cents per box. For sale 10y G. W. Smith.
Massive have supply Of Mobiles
County Maps framed to hang up. Every
office should have one. No family
should be without this map. Keeps the
baby quiet and smoothes the wrinkles
out of your wife's temper.
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M A SONIC.

M ASONIO.
DEGULAR COMMUNICATIONS OF Fraterni-
IL ty Lodge. No. lOl, A. +. s. A. NJ. at Masonic
MI Hall in WOrthingtOn on the
~ ,GXSEEA.. * lst and Sd Mondays In each
.SE<LIESeXES month.
sylsy2NsaSX l. p. DURFEE, w. NJ.
w. SYAES4GE H. b. PLOTTs, Sec.
T3S&I .A$@H REGULAR CONVOCA.
@HEkS TONS OF Living Arch Chap
zS,9LszzS.As?A2St ter, No. %, T.. A.. NJ at Ma
S%T ~ wv sonic Hall Oh the 4th Monday
n oact ruth
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ADVERTISING RATES.

ADVERTISING RATES.
)ne inch three weeks, 500, three months, d. GO
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Special rates given for larger advertisements
Special notices. first week 10 cents a line; sub.
seOilent insertions cents 4 line each week.
Transient advertisements paid In advance.
Yearly advertisements to be paid quarterly.
Legal advertisements to be paid for before am
davitis given.
A. q. of u. w.
Worthingt. II Lodge No 65 meets every alter
nate Friday vcnins. F. LEWIS Master work
mn.
r. b. PLoTTs, Recorder.
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See ad. Of Hotel for sale in Luverne.
See ad. of Mr.. loves male cow"
Comfort, a Jersey Of the best blood.
Sheriff Miller is running the Drug
Store while G.. w. Smith is away.
Minor arrival at the residence Of Dr..
Bnncc Oh Thursday night last, girl.
I. II. Creyer informs US that he
knows the party who stole his cabbage
plants.
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Just received at the Pioneer Saloon,
20 cases Best's 3. B. e. Beer, and
one barrel Old Rye Whisky. 1w
II. G. Shepard & Co. had three arm
chairs stolen from the front of their
office the other night,
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Soft Maple Seed for sale at Barbcr's.
Lowest Prices and Best and Freshest
Goods at plu,nD'S Grocery. 42.2W
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Genuine Singer Sewing Machines
and all extras furnished on reasonable
terms by Mrs. A. W. Allen, Agent.
dow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-05
LITERARY NOTES.

Mr.. Howellss new novel has been Welcomed WIN
,uch enthusiasm that a new EDITION VI 'no
Century has been necessary.
Mr. Jnlian Hawthorne's new novel, D"o.
story of English society at the beginning u VIZ
osr,rrv-will shortly he brought from the press o,
Fords Howard & Hubert. IL has been puOii'N0'
as a seria, in The Continent.
DIR. Holmes. Mr.. Whittier and other prcminen'
men have written letters Of protest again 81 .no WI"
cori7otiop Of Niagara and these appear III 'he cur
mt pnmber of Outing. This magazine mas many
.toctops for the lovers OF nature aud OF Sport Ny
wood and stream
The Rev. w. H. Claiming declares Edwin Aruold
to be an astonishingy productive writer ana ho'es
that il was only last May that he be gan 10 compose
his recently published series of poems on INC
. Niuety-nine Beautiful Names OF Allah" ms
book he completed, copying Ii out and illustrating
It with A.ab texts in blue and crimson characeiS'
during his summer vacation.
MANY of the new valentines prepared by h. Prans
a. Co. are delcatey pretty in design ana sentiment
Miss Fidela Bridges perhaps, has been most sue
eessful in her work, her thy blrds anu HenU
wreaths having sort OF poetic and fairylKe grace.
There has of late years been great Improvement ol
opality of verse bestowed upon pictured valentines
the makers having begun to realize that loVeI'no'S
AZ we'll "a convenience should he consulted III INC
,elections Most of the rhymes OF these new VaIen-
tines are quaint and graceful. The largest OF al
these coouettish messengers was prepared NY 'ue
Paris artist J. ALBERT and is scented, be-rlDooheu
and frightened by the portrait OF an auOurh-ha'e"
lass of fabulous beauty.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

LONDON Feb. 3-l2:30 m-Auantic and Great Western
hrst mortgage trustees certificates oG Ere $685. do.
second c0nsOs 49, New ork Central 1873 D. Pennsylvania
Central 81 Reading 2Sss Mexican Railway med Ordi.
nay lag; NewYOrk Ontario and Western, "a Mlwauke
and st Paul common l07.
LONDON Feb 1900 D. m.--Atantc and Great Western
first mortgage trustees certificates $685.
gage. 1885, Illinois Central 81 e. Mexican Railway limited
Ordinary 1925 New.YOrk ontario and Western, Tls
BERLIN Feb. 3The statement OF the Imperial Bank of
Germany shows increase in specie OF 70600O
LONDON Feb. 5000 m.-Paris adyices quote three per
cent rentes at ~ francs l7a Confines for the account
LONDON. Feb $500 p. n.-rars advices quote three
10 francs A. confines for
checks.
Feb 3-Ihe Econoafst Of this week says; The
rate OF discount for bank bills sixty day three months Is
"a per cent and for trade bills sixty days o. three months
314 cent She most notable feature has been the ad
vance IN al gh class paying securities At
American Land and Cattle Companies. New.York and
Western preferred Erie and Wabash Denver
and RIO GTande 2 Louisville and Nashville and Oregon
and California higher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-05
MINES AND MINING.
SUNDAY. Feb. 4-P. N.

bUNDAN, FeD IL NJ
At the Mining Stock Exchanges business was uu,'
all last week and prices were feyerlsh and unsetteu
Leadvillo shares generally were strong. Tie COM
stocks lost more than the amount of the preceding
weeks ad vance, and prices Tor the miscellaneous
stocks generally yielded. Yesterdays markets were
more than usually active Sonora Consolidated Tose
from 10 to 25020 cents, with large amount "
transactions and Elko was a feature OF the day ~
II to Sa 10 cents. Sierra Grande was Steauy az
g 6OG26 Robinson was better at l 10, ana ChrNs-
olite was lower at LAO. Hal-Andersoh lo'o "
1.75
SALES At TIE MINLNG E&CHANGhS,
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SUNDAY. Feb. 4-P. N.

SUNDAY, Feb 4-P. NJ
The Custom House returns of the foreign move
ments If merchandise last week make comparison
with the movements of the week of 1857 when Is
favorable to tie port, but compared with the week
Of 1881 the figures are not satisfactory Inc
for the week were valued at SIS, 392Sol winch ID
1850 561 less than the imports for the week U.
1882 and S3, 1873 6s7 greater than for the week oi
1881; the exports last week were valued a'
S7.3i4,715, and that sum is 1897, 406 more than
the exports for tho week of 1882 and S2Z3,39o
more than for the week of 1881. Hence the iher-
chandlse movements of last week show balance
against the port of 81 ,0iS. 166, against deoi'
balance Of 81 1926, 1873 for the week OF 1857 ana d
credit balance of 81, 1852, 722 for the week of 1881
From January to date the imports OF TINS year
have amo ncd to So $40 4SS less than for the same
period of 1872, but SO, 1927 more than lor inc
period of 1881 The exports this year nave
amounted to 81, 900, 4j9 more than for the same
time of 1882 and to S7373G7 less than in 1901.
So that the balance against the port on the four
weeks movem mt of this year is Si,o3O'0l| less
than for the same time of 1882 but Is S7,562,0 3i
greater han for the same time of 1881. Deductng
the specie movement, the balance against the port
for the four weeks this year Is 616,345 less than
in lSS2 and -, $50 ,06G greater than in 1881 but
in the four weeks of 1881 the imports OF specie
amounted to SiS13,987.
The following table shows the totals of imports
and exports. other than of securities at New-f YORK,
from January l to date, for three years:
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SAN FRANclsco, Feb. The market closed de-
moInlized throuchout the entire lis but e'pccHIy
40 for Comstork shares. III break IN he Coih-
stocks together with large selling orders from me
PAST caused a heavy dec inc in Navajo, the
principal owners of which, having knowcdsc 81
The movement. Jfu.ed to support the STOCK. ~"
news received ticaly from the mine Is OF tho
most favorable ch ,ractcr. t.ia.
Late reports maze the Norcross ~aVdge develop
nrnt of no importance. Experts John h', 'y auu
Charles Foreman with Others, visited the NoIcio''
drift las Friday and report that the ore seams are
small aud OF low grade. , ~. C-
II is cxpc' ted that the starting Of the Union Com
soldated pump next wcrE VIII have the eIi'ct oI
advancing the stocAs of the North End mines
The u-uai bullion shipments were made ias' "ceh
from he leading mines
savage has b en- u-sc .~cd % cents per share.
Navajo ana STANDARD Cou,'li .Itcd have cAch de-
clared dividend of - cents per share
Billion valued 1t S3l,iG6 - was received IN
Nrw-York on saturday from the mines making u
total for the week of 9-6i.U9G2j.
The total sales If mining SOCKS ia NeW-loIk il'i
week are officially reported by the two exchanges
at Az, OJ7 shares. ,t4 60.
4 e Hoiyoke Mining Company has declared lis
If n dividend # per cent on it, capital STOCK
payable February II. Transfer DOCKS Close leo.u-
airy d and reopen February rs.
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filming.

4 WATSON g. GIBSON,
"A. PETROLEUM AID MINING BROKERS',
90 Broadway, New-IOrk.
UNITED PIPE Line CERTIFICATES
bought and commission. on carried margin at
Lowest rate interest Use drcc wire 10 oil city, quo
tations aud information cheertully furnished.
NEW YORK Jan 80 1888.
A MEETING of the share holders of the
( Gold Mining Company OF Colorado Is called for
friday FEBRUARY - 1888 = clock 40 he panys
ItoOm No. II. ~ Is OF vital impOr
lance that every stOckhOder should bc present.
DUDLEY HALL, Secretary.
COPPER QUEEN, Jocuistita, Spring Valley
~ and all active mining stocks bought and sold
mission ". BKENGON WELLING,
n. Y. Mining stock Exchange Ohice. 81 Broadway.
MINING STOCK ORDERS EXECUTED.
WI Advanced made IN New York aud san Francisco.
Advance mad; United Pipe Line on Certificates
TIE MINING RECORD - Yearly.
A. X. CHlSOLM CO. 81 broadway.
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MERCHANDISE AND SPECIE.
,y1t ,glo 1900

1881. ISL 1850
% exports. sIsO3l774 Sl41sLO85 s:256774o
The weekly bank statement of average pub
lishcd yesterday shO Hcd loss Of -, 1872, 800
IN specie and loss OF 1921 900 in legal
tenders a total average loss Of - 1858, 800 in cash.
The Sub-Treasury during the week gained
81. 7O3,324 coin, which accounts for only
SlIO0,OOO Caveragel Of the banks loss Of
SPECIE and it lost S2s4,332 currency
in addition to the banks loss of
legal tenders So 1t is evident there was a much
larger movement of funds to the interior than that
which was recorded in the usual manner. The re-
ported decrease in dcposlts is nearly 800 600 less
than the amount of decrease which the other
changes call for supposing that sum
to represent the average of an amount OF
accumulated National bank notes, partly accounts
for the banks losses in excess of that amount
counted for bv Treasury movements. Probably the
statements figures for specie and legal-tenders
somewhat over~tato the actual amounts held at
the close of business Friday night. The circula-
ton IL further reduced S3l66OOj tho First
National Bank reduced It's circulation $4,000,
Republic its 500. 1000 aud Hanover, ITS. 100000.
The result of the week. movement is n loss to the
surplus reserve of S2.lG7.525. and leaves
1t S7siO,OjO which IS Sl,i5S,225 greater
than the surplus Of year ago.
The following are ihe comparative totals Of
the statement Of January - and February 3:
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THE PLTR0LEUM HAREEE

NEW YORK, Feb. g.
The sDcculation in United Pipe line ccrtiti-
Gates last week W.. on-IdcrAby less active tAan during
the week before The total sales at the three Petroleum
Exchanges we're I4-6l,OoO barrels. 1nc week
VS. remarkable for an almost entire lack Of intercs
n, ncv,s from the oil r,sou.. AMI nuctua IONS were
made v the speculative manipulation OF Ptofcrsional
tdrr Early there wtrc fears felt with regard 20
the new shannon we'll but these soon passed AVA and
the current Information reported decrease IN III pro-
ucton and that OF spmo Of tIe recently opened
Wells tit 81. doubtful If the market influenced
beyond a slight daily variation. by tni- news. The
market opened weak under the Influence Of
the r.aciion Of week ago Friday from
the spurt 10 u OJA The sales were large and
the price fell 9Gl2c The rnpd increase IN the short
interest warned the sellers az the recent aiVa1ce that
they would have too large company Tor their own
,roHt II also furnished tAcm with the basis for sharp
rally Of the market to ~ O37s on Wednesday. That
n1,r, was the best Of the week; after h Was touched,
more WAS sharp decline IN the amount 81 dealings. but
f. urcc was maintained On a very du! mar
ket above 81 AID generally above 81 ol.
yeck but thc price closed qu elr az II OF dtl oil
The losing PR OF Tie previous week was - o0's.
and bc result OF ae weeks variations was market that
m srttl ug down ped ont all me "a rc oricd ~
nrc time Dealers are almost unanimous IN tel ewing
HAT the situation warrants CHER prices for crude o
', . a,or. are 80 well supplied IA to * that they
ncrforcc must lOo 10 al ancc NOV cncnt al On NY
TO f ,ir" At The standard Oh Company's works
near Icycland and the burning $4,000 barrels OF OIL
I,t of tot a STOCK of over lUOOOpO bdfcsi no double
Ut he exaggerated a. " bun argument by traders to
;, nrrnW The total pipe line runs lat iuonth were
400 I2 barrels. OF daily ayeI1gr 81 lbs arrclr,
i,,rf 9g0-Il barTcs or daily average ~ Il, -3l
frrnis Ii, January, 1852. The rum, however, moro
@ rrnrctent the daily production now than they
& t,cn because the surplus stock stored IN the tanks,
G hrcu largely reduced Ia tine last month or tSO. Inc
ctua n.urcs ~ the production lot month Will not be-
duo for a week or ten days. Inc DELIVERIES 10y
tb. nine lines last month l3J9,2lO barrels.
III average OF 5000 b'rrcis AGAINST l,7j7,OsO
H"rrcls a daily average Of 5Go-O barrels In January.
1882 4, ...,ta.., .. L. ~. =.
last week As 1OhOWH:
''' Barrels.
NeyYork Petroleum Exchange GA7OuUO
National Petroleum Exchange 4NUOOUO
nv YORK Mining stock Exchange. Bj22UUO
sOl 600
The range OF prices for the week
n = Pet Nat Pot MIXING stock
Opcniup ................ 100 1905 zoos,
I1ohrst ........ 1887 lO3A lO3s
ioWr,t ............. 9775 36l2 J7i4
TIn.l -.............. lOlis lOl lOlis
The refined petroleum market was quiet and steady
throughout the week. after lOs Of y cent in sYmpathy
win the downward reaction IN crude OIL, at 7Ac. for
lIOo test, aud Tee Abel test
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proposals.
proposals.
BUFFALO TRUNK SEWER.
PROPOSALS BOR WORK.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the PARK Com
miss,oners Office City Hail. Buffalo, . V, for executing the
work hereunder mentioned the same being the construction
Of the Buffalo Trunk until O'Clock. noon on Tues
dav the 2Oh day February 1889 and opened Immediately
thereafter The work 10 be done IS a. follows:
The construction OF unk from Albany street 10 the
intersection Of the Mil in street Hy
drauc street, being total length Of less than $4,000 feet
Also flushing nes Main and Hamburg Canal and
the Erie Canal and the ntecepuon OF existing sewers which
now deliver into canals together with all minor appur
teDances Of the work.
The diameter Of the main sewer throughout the principal
part OF It's length will be feet
About 2 600 feet Of the sewer will be bnit IN tunnel
The estimated quantity Of brick TO be laid is about
100000.
Plans specifications for the work as soon as completed
may De a office above stated
Dated path Of January, 1883.
The Board Of sewer Commissioners OF the city Of Buffalo,
per
D. c. BEARD, Chairman
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minter Resorts.

HYGEIA HOTEL.
IL OLD POINT COMFORT. VA.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN RESORT
Send circular describing hygienlc advantages &c
II. PHOEBUS. Propr
THE CLARENDON, ocean end Virginia.
ave- Atlantic city, n j. has been furnished with heat
and "a now for winter Its high location and
Dearness 70 makes IL especially attractive win
ter house J.H. BARTLETT, Manager.
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CeGcher5.

ABLE aud accomplished professors. tutors,
N goyeInesses companions and housekeepers
SUPPLIED bv MISS NJ. !. YOUNG. American and Foreign
Teachers 4 gency. % Union square.
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA SrO"FS
sANFRAScIsCo. saturday. Feb. s. 1855.


The Navajo Mining Company has declared d'Ni
dcud of % cents per share.
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Nem Publications.
Nem publications.
NOW READY
INDEX TO
THE NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
1882.

Mo rorts NJ -he Year 1882 as given the columns OF
The Daiv Tribune arranged under Topical Heads
Also.
Summary Of Events giving the Worlds History during
1870 in bre Useful alike Nan Of Business the stu
dent, and the general reader.
Price Soc Mailed on receipt Of price Address
THE TRIBUNE,
NETWORK.
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WINTER RESORTS.
GRAND EXCURSIONS.
ATLAS LINE OF MAIL STEAMER
For TURKS ISLAND JAMAICA, HANTI PORTO RICO
ISTHMCS OF PANAMA and COLOMBIA.
wcckIOuTists invited TO themselves
Of hese trDs which they make route wtic inc
the extreme low price OF - per
includes living board IN steamer the whole
time and they may transfer any other steamer oi the linz
they ma meet on the voyage
For passage apply 10 ,,.l.,.,, 40 ...
IS State.st, New.Nork.
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The following shows tho relation between the
total reserve and th' total dop1st liabilities:
Jan. p. Fob o Changes
snecie .... sIi.tI7..OO sClUui 200 Dec. S13{3 900
legal tenders. 4j.S'l,3OO &5Ooo.tOO Dec 51l.oOO
&,i,2-9lOO s-iO3J.tOO Dec. &2DJ3.JOO
Reserve rcIulri
gAustdcYsits 71.2-l,525 7G.s05O5o Dec. f-5,9.5
surplu. ..... sloOO7.57j =7@fO.05O Dec $2.lb7 $50
The banks now hold I'm cash-spccle and legal
tendcrs-$s27, 700 less than the sum held year
ago. The loans now are $l239l 200 less than then,
and the DEPOSITS are 80 $4,000 less; 40 that the
reserve required by the - per cent rule now Is
- IS. go less than it was year ago. And the
serve now shows a surplus Of S7.S100jO. against
a surplu, Of *G.3Sl So then and the proportion OF
total reserve now is 27.5j against 200 per cent
at the sam" date of 1852.
The following are the totals OF the statements at
thc L. rrr-nrndlnQ lnic Tor tho prcccdIng Knarii
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Jnstrnrtion.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
A SCHOOL FOR BOYS.--Priyate tuition
n Afternoons Thomas Reeves Ash. las w 45th.st
NEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY.
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s372.Oll
I,307,752

Fourth week in January. s299,03s ss420i6 1872.
Jan. 30 Jan 81 .......... 8l1,0l7 l,223366 1907,
ST. LOUIS AND SAN PRAyCIscO.
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For Young Ladies-Citv.
FORT WASHINGTON, y. y.
Established 1884.
superintendent-JoHN B. HAYS AVS, NJ D.

MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER will receive pupils
WI after Monday oct l6, DRAWING, OIL and WATER
COLOR NTING, STILL LIFE, FLOWEf!!S ana LAND
sCLPE CHINA PAINTING and DECORAIION
STUDIO No 50 MADISON AVENUE
References .., =, 800
Mr. ID HUNTINGTON, Mr. WILL Al LA 'AI'J Ia ID
NJ nj ART, Nj, A. i. BELLOWS.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-16
Political.

The House Of Representatives at Har-
risburg last evening re-considtred the
All diOurnnr!' for final resolution on the
9th yrOximu, and laid il over. This
was from fear that the Senate would
concur IN the adjournment resolution,
and refuse to concur in the Appropria.
ton bill.
Mayo Edison, OF New York, yester-
dav nominated John j. German, "a Fire
Commissioner an6 Tammany Democrat,
and Daniel O Reilly, a County Demo,
Grat, t. DE Police Justices in place Of
M,ssrs. Morgan and Herman. Both
were promptly confirmed by the Board
Of Alderman. lie subsequently ap.
pointed Ilchard Croker, Tamluany AL
derman elect, TO be Fire Commissioner
for the uneXpircd term of John j. Cor
man.
| The Governor OF New Jersey yester
day ordered a SPECIAL election in the
Second Assembly District, of Bergen
County, on December 18th, 10 fiji ,ht
vacancy caused by the death Of AS
sembly boremus.
Second ASSISTANT Postmaster Genera
Elmer, who has just returned to his
post from New York, positively con
tradIcts a eport that he intends TO re-
| sign,
Daily Republican., 1883-11-16
The Weak and the Impure

The merry little mountain brook
as 1t lightly dances over the rocks
and sparkles in the sunshine on it:
way down to the river, is pure anc
clean. 1t is active; therefore, it i.
healthy. 1t IS vigorous; therefore
it rcsists inpurity.
But the sluggish pool, where the
,urrcnt is not strong enough t
Keep the water in motion, is stag
lant and foul. Dirt and rubbish
ire thrown into it, and stay there
impurities and vile odors make /
i breeder of disease and an objec
70 be avoided.
When the blood is strong and ricl
md red, and vigorously courses it
| accustomed rounds through arte
les and veins, the system is heart.
md healthy.
When the blood is thin and poo
md weak, impurities and defle
nents creep into it, and it has NJ
strength to cast them out. 1hel
he system runs down.
Browns Iron Bittcrs contains tn
,nly preparation of iron which cal
nrich the blood, and make il pur,
| igorous, and healthy. A dollar
bottle, at the nearest druggists.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-16

AN ORDINANCE passed tho City
Couucil last night on second reading to
amend the market ordinance for King
street by making it more restrictive In
its character 1t has not been long
since An entire remodeling OF the mar
ket ordinance took place containing the
restriction wEich is now asked for but
which was struck out sometime in
June or July. The original ordinance
provided tina, owners of property on the
street where the markets are located
could lease their cellars and fronts OF
their pr )perty to certain specified per
sons. An amendment offered by MT
Farrell soou after he was elected to The
City Council was very short one bu
far reaching.
Two words, "and others, made big
change and practically turned the KIM
street market into a " 90 as you please
free market. 1t is to strike out these po
tent little words, which if struck GU
will drive many persons out of the mar
ket and practically restrict It, Will
we are not prepared 10 say whether tn
amendment will be beneficial or not, /
ems unfortunate that there is no settle,
policy in regard to the street markets
If free street markets are beneficial lie
them be as free as possible, and if mar
kets cannot be maintained upon tn
streets without being subjected to $
many tlucluating changes, then al
rangementS should be ma c as soon a
possible for retirement to marke
/ houses