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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-28
CONSTIPATION!

There is no medium through which
disease go often attacks the system
as by Constipation, and there Is no
other i'll flesh Is heir to more apt to
be neglected, from the fact material
inconvenience may not DO immediate,
ly felt from irregular action of the
bowels, When there is not regular
action the retention Of deOay0d and
eifete matter, with its poisonous
gases, soon pOisOns the whole system
by being absorbed into II, causing
piles, hstula, headache, impure blood
and many other serious affections.
BURD0OK BLOOD BlTTERS will
Immediately relieve, and ono bottle
positively cure or relieve any case
Of Constipation.
p "Was troubled for q year with
torpid liver and indigestion, and after
trying everything Imaginable used
BURD00K BLOOD BITTERS. The
first bottlerevived me and the second
cured mo entirely."--J,s. Williamson.
Rochester, N, Y.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-28
PuYHENT pARlGRApHs.

Nature combs the rooster's head,
but man has TO comb his own, --Paiia-
deiphi0 Chronicle.
An old doctor said that people who
were prompt In their payments always
recovered from thoir sickness, aS thoy
were good customers aud physicians
could not Afford 10 lose them, - ChicdgO
IriyUHe.
els tho earth round or llatpn asked
n membor Of u school committee Of an
applcant for tho position Of teacher
"Wcll, I'm not particular about that ~
replied the candidate. "SomO llkol ID
round, aud some llkCs h Hat | teach
IL both ways, " Col on Days.
"Hocp on the grus' Is tho familiar
sign IN lawns and parks, but In tho gar-
don Of u gentleman, who had been
bothered by thoughtlosi visitors, there
were boards with tho following words,
"Pleaso do not pick tho 'owCrs with.
out leave" Some wag got u paint
brush and added an ~" 10 tho last
word A. Y. Grdphic
--"Whstle all tho time. Sing tho
rest OF tho time, Hum u bar Of every
now opera incessantly, Drum on the
table with your llngora and pat tho door
with yonr foot fyor friends do not
place You In unNtiC asylum after this
you will bo warranted Ia buying u cor
net, flute, violin, accordion, or hiring a
piano ir'baRge.
'--.'My dear, look down below said
Mr. Caudlc, as ho stood with Mrs. eau.
do on q high blfdgO and gazod ut tug
hauling = long line Of bargos. "Such
Is lifo, ," no continued, "1ho tug Ia llkO
man, working aud toilng, while the
barge Ike women, ar0-----h"i know"
interrupted Mrs. Caudlo, SHARPLY. "Tho
tug docs all tho blowing and the bargcs
boara the burden"
--"WhNt isyour price n week for this
room" asked gentleman Of u seaside
landlord, Tho prico was named "Doos
that Include tho ocean air.. or do YOU
charge extra for thatpn "Woll. nrOpIIOd
the landlord hesitatngly, as though ho
wasn't the man 10 charge for anything
that ho could possibly anord TO giyo
away, "that depends, OF course, Il
you keep your window open all night |
should expect 10 add n little something
10 tho bill, ". New fork Sun.
-"Aro you hurtP' shroked dozen
plcnicking females m n young man
was tossed over nolghboring fence by
an angry bull and landed on his hood
Ia tho middle OF tho road, "llurtpn
ho answered, "Why, Of course not.
ain used TO coming down that way, I"
"Used 10 it" exclaimed tho fair chorus,
"Why, how can that bop "a own n
bicycle was tho ro0ssurlng reply. go
Philadelphia CdH,
AN old man who snid hc had two
sons In tho newspaper business recently
applied for admission % the almshouse
The sons, who arc travelling IN tho same
direction, say they wore willing 10 sup.
port their father but he refused 10 live
on cough syrups, kidney pads and llvor
regulators, and declined TO use duo bills
Which were good for sewing machines,
melodoons and lawn mowers, bypuying
about oight-sovonths OF tholr price In
cssh, That was tho bost the sons could
do, and tho old man preferred 10 go
over the hills TO tho poorhous0. Nor.
rtstown Herald,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-28
Gormaa Village IAro.

Travelling In tho south Of Germany
one finds, halt.hiddcn among tho trees.
scores OF tiny villages, The straw.
thalohod roofs Of which crowd round
tho village church, Round those vii
lagos there 10 "a general dirtiness and
air of shitlo5sness, and though tho
grapes and vino OF tho district may bo
celebrated all over the world.
u is evident that poverty reIgns 81.
prsmo In those regions. But tho vii,
lager, IN spite OF want and dirt, 10 we'll
satisfied with his mode of lie, which al
tho best allows him TO get rich enough
% give his daughters u fow pieces Of
furniture al their marriage, md 10 lay
up few sbllllngs for n rainy day. IL
he succeeds In doing this no Is consld-
ercd wealthy. y.--BCrtin Cor. RSadkiph,d
fnquirer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-28
pIlesi pllegi pIicsi

A sure cure FOR blind, bleeding, itch.
ing and liberated piles has been dIscov.
cred by DR.. Williams, (an Indian rem.
edy) called DR., Williams Indian 0lnt.
ment. A single box haa cured the most
chronic cOees Of 2b yeara' standing. No
one need suffer five minutes after apply.
Ing this wonderful, soothing medicine.
Lotions aud instruments do more harm
than good Williams Ointment absorbs
the tpmors, allNyS tho intense itching,
particularly Vt night aftor getting
warm In bed), acts aS n poutice, gives
Instant and painloss relief, and Is pro-
pared only for piles, Itching Of tho pri-
yate parts, and for nothing else. For
sale by nll druggists, and mailed on
receipt Of price, Sl,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-28
POMONA GRANGE PICNIC.
over fhreo Thousand People Gathered To-
getherat Lakeylew

over Ihree Thousand People Gathered To-
getherat Lakeylew.
The annual picnic OF Pomona Grange
was held AZ Lakeyiew, Myers Lake
Ihuraday' The day was nice and clear.
ahu the refreshing rain, which visited
canton IN tho afternoon, did not extend
10 the picnic grounds, but its cooling
eHect on The atmosphere was grate.
lllly received by the picnickeTs. Earlv
III tle morning the stream OF WaRons.
carriages and buggles began pouring
lhtO the dig grove back OF LakeyleW and
pel0re noon over three thousand people,
Iepfesehting every township In Stark
county, were assembled on the grounds.
lhlLy hcfes OF The grove were covered
WIN all kinds of vehicles and az the
noon hOnr, when the unpachinq of the
Daskots was begun, the sight was one
weil worth bello ding. Family Qr0ups
embracing grandparents, parents chill
dren and grandchildren, were ecattered
about the grounds, loving couplea were
nestled In cosy retreats beneath tbe
gIees, oln lOlKs were indnlging In rem.
lhlbcehces, children were gambOling
ABOUT on Tho sward-all indnlgmg In the
sweets ana aubstaniiAls OF the lunch
basket, 'V"
In the afternoon Mr.. D. II.
brigham, OF Delta, Fulton county,
master OF the State Grange,
uellIered an address from the mound,
southeast from the LakeVieW House.
hls remarks were interesting and
llsltllon 10 by largo number. Short
auuIetseA were also made hy geyeral
otn9l gentlemen, prominent In the work
" lhH ufang0i among them was Thomas
van Horn, OF Canton tOWngbiD.
lhe social enjOymenta Oi the day
we're unmarried by any digorderIy con-
uucL or disturbance. The Richyille
ndhd furnished muaic thrOuqh0ut the
lHy ana thelr orchestra played In the
lafRe dancing hall NJ The Lakeylew
House during tho afternoon and even
lng'. The dancing lloOr was comfortably
,i,lea ulllil midnight The proceeds Of
Wv, g,,e 1auce WIN be used by the RlGhyille
bana IN ,the purchase OF new instru.
ulpll's, The selections played by them
WereAll crelilableand, with new iuBtru-
lnellt',the boys VIII play better inan ever,
some OF the incest country young folks OF
llle county attended tho dance, and
number from Canton jOiHed Ia the
merry ml2o8
LQndlord Myof, OF the Lakeylew
House, did hlmaelf credit. The work
necessary on such an occasion needs
'klllInl handling, aud he managed TO
enIortain The big crowd without tho
slightest complaint from any one. Din
ner slpper ana midnight lunch, the
lallef Tor the dancers, were served IN the
dlninR nall, every ono being we'll fed,
Without confusion or delay.
,lhlsplenlc was the largest gathering
Otthe Eind ever held IN Stark county.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-28
TnE oLEynLANn Lnrrnn.

u takes well by contrast, Oh wnllas ON
lls own inherent merits. lie enters ON
no "oidy race with Blaine or Butler,
out with hreylty and aincerlly says
what no mcang, and evidently means
What no says. From beginning TO end
mere Is no dem0gOguery no tricks for
voters, no Misrepresentation, covert or
otherwise, OF hia opponents. IN IL not
right TO say Governor CleYeland's letter
is manly sincere aud digniledY In lts
plain statements there 10 nothing 10
puzzle any one, or reaching out for sem
salional effects, There is no gush-no
stopping over, but precisely such a lot.
yer M tba Governors public record led
The people to look for, It. simple dig
niiy marks his Solemn sense Of the re.
Hp0n5l6ility" he assumes,
The letter elIclts high enComlums
from all classes, Bl0lne's was lireaome
ana eXtrnyagont IN lla arguments and
llgures, Buffers disgusting In lts smart
special pleading andarrant demag0gue-
Ism. Cleyellnd8 Is plain, honest and
direct, and IL accepted as typical OF the
man. oar Government is not one that
demands sky rocket slatelm0nship but
lldelity TO The written mw and honesty
ana courage In administration,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-28
SCHOOL AND CHURCH.

The Louisiana Legislature has in-
creased the appropriations tor public
schools by $4,000 this year,
"A few years ago tho women OF
India were not allowed to learn 10 read,
Now there are l26,8i8 girls attending
schools established for them M T.
Times.
The Bible Society has decided to
discontinue It's practice of providing
railway coaches with Bibles, So few Ol
them are read and so many stolen that
the work ls not producing good results,
M Y, Epaminer,
For seventy-four years the present
organist OF ST, Mlchael's Church, Gov.
entry, Eng, has held that position
longer, perhaps, than any Nerson has
ever held n similar position before.
The first theological seminary estab'
llshed In this country, the Reform
Dutch, at New Brunswick, recently
celebrated It's one hundredth anniyer'
sary aud commencement, -. NelOarh
(M J) Reqister,
Mrs, n, 4, Housh, editor OF Woman
Al llorb, announces tho following
ereedi owe believe reyorently IN Chris
tlanity, respectfully In man, deyoutly
In woman and lovingly In children; and
that children need TO be better cared
for, woman better encouraged, man
better helped and God better honored "
--One OF tho five missionaries Of the
American Sunday-schoOl Union In
Texas sends u list OF schools organized
by him with tlfty-One teachers aud 56l
scholars among tho cOlored people OF
Texas, and Of fifteen other schools aided
by him, having forty three teachers
and bOl scholars OF tho same class,
The city Of Boston maintains one
Normal, ten Latin and high schools,
lllty-one grammar schools aud l0l
primary schools, In addition 20 those,
thG following special schools are main,
tanned; Ono for deNt mutes, two for
licensed ministers, nm evening hlgll
school, thirteen elementary schools and
i've evening drawIngscho0ls,--Bos'oa
Herah,
Tho revision Of tho Old Testament,
WnlCn, ~ WIS nppuUi Woulu Oe out lhlf
year. will probably not make It's ap'
poarNnce before early In 1865. Tho
elghty,ll'lh and last session OF tho En-
gllsh revision committee has boon held,
but months must intervene before tho
compo.o work can he given to the pub.
lic. Nothing ls positively known OF
any changes mado In the old revision,
tho roylsor3 on both sides Of tho At
lantic having kept their pledge Of So
crecy, Cbjca3o Times.
Tho now missionary ship Morning
Star, the fourth OF the same name and
mission was launched recently at Bath,
Ne. Sao has steam power and cost
$4,000, Of which $4,000 hns boon sub.
scribed sho Il $50 foot long 30 feet
beam and Of 80 tons burden, She has
very largo sails to adapt her TO the
light winds Of Tho POohc, Her pfn.
oipal business will bo to carry mission.
aries aud teachers between tho dllor-
ont Islands OF tho PGgllc -- Boston JOWr.
t0I
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-28

"A photographer OF Berlin has been
sopt 10 the pontontlary for u fraud
which would probably cnttlo him TO bo
called u "smart' man In this country.
lie pretended that he could mako pho
tographs Of gentlemen 30 lifo.liks that
their dogs would be able d, recognize,
them When the photographs woro
held up before the dogs OF the owners
the dogs would wag their tails aud
lick tho pictures The other phoiogra-
pbors Of liorin grew Jealous, They
watched their colleague and finally dis
covered that he put thin layer of lard
over tho pictures, which the dogs, OF
course, smolled and then licked off,
borctgn Hom
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-28

A sunllower maiden, OF Canton, who
was ono OF hen party that attended
Bnrnum's Circus NJ Cleveland, thus do.
acrlhos their experience:
I'VE didn't git there In time 10 take Il
oil Ia We went into tho circus llrst
aud had bully seats right In front Of the
dressing tent curtain. One Of the girls
made u mash on tho usher aud no gave
u tho best 6eats In the house, and we
had lemonade and 0ga until you could
not rest. Then wO got the old clowns
song book thrOwCd IN and we stayed for
tho niger show after the circus was
over. The n. \, was n, q, but we had
boss time after that. We went into the
side shows with the elephant hriner,
who told ~, oh, such marvellous stories
that we oil had h0rrld dreams all that
night. Then we went out and had sup.
per with the lion tanner, who told us how
much more fer0shiaer the female lion
was than the male, Thed no said that
seemed 10 DO tho rule In nature. About
that time no was leaving the building.
You can bot We made him think that
was the rule, didn't we, girls2"
1--WE should twlttor," was tho reply
from all,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-28

Sixty Scott tax cases were to have
been taken from Justice Yant's office
into Common Pleas Court on transcript
saturday and an announcement to that
effect was made in Saturdays DEMO.
CRAT. OF that number only one case has
yet been Hled, That Of Treasurer Danglor
against John EiCher 81 co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-28

The following straw on tho Connotton
IL worth r0ndlng, On the Sunday eyen-
ing train reliablh gentleman took the
sense OF each male passenger on presl.
dent with the following result Cleve-
land, 10; Blaine, 90; Butler, 5; 81, John,3.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-28

Tho lhroO outlets of diseaso are the
bowels tho skin and Kidneys. Regu-
lnte their action with the best purify
Ing tonic, Burdock Blood Bitters.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-28

Malarial poison can bO entirely re.
moved from tho system by the use of
Ayers Aguo Cure, which contalnsa sure
specific, In tho form of n vegetable pro-
duet, used In no other remedy, War.
ranted,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-28

Tho natural gus at the Miller Com.
pany's we'll, at Crestllne flows with an
uninterrupted pressure Of sixty pounds
10 tho square Inch.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-28

A horse is in The city pound, awaiting
u claimant.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-28
MEDICAL.
BUY lT AND TRY 1T.

~ fff ~ 'f-r'F fT7'f'af,' o.
BUY i'r AND TRY 1T.
Try Il for earaehe,
Try II for headache,
Try II for toothache,
Try Il for backache.
For an nche or pain Thomas Ecectric
Oh isexcelent --Chas, +, Medler, box ava,
Schenectady, N, Y. Y
Thomas Eclectrlc on Is the best thing
going, pa says. Cured him Of rheumatism
and me of earache-two drops--Master
Horace Brenizer Clinton, Iowa,
Try II for limp,
Try II for lameness,
Try II for pain,
Try Il for strain.
From shoulder to ankle joint, and for
three months | had rheumatism which
yielded TO nothing but Thomas Eclectric
OIL. Thomas Eclectrlc OH did what no
physician seemed able to accomplish. It
cured me,-John N, Gregg, Supt, Of Rail.
way Construction, Niagara Falls.
Try II for a seald,
Try Il for cut
Try II for bruiNe,
Try It for a burn,
Price SO cts. and @H.oOs
FOSTER, MlLBURN g. CO., FrOp's.
nfFprs aVn ~ -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-28

FOSTER, MILBURS g. CO., Props.
BUPBiLO, W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-26
CLOSING PRICES OF PHTLA DELPHIA STOCKS
R,Dorted bv JOHN II. DAVIS & Co., II WaltsL

WEDNESDAY June 25-P. NJ.
The volume OF business in stocks to-day (3S4414
share. was 81 400 shares smaller than that OF yeser
av and the speculation from beginning TO end Of the
dav WAS OF a desultory and unsatisfactory Character
first prces generally about the same AZ last even
iue closing figures they were almost Immediately io
lowed BY OF from Z 10 per cent That was sue
eeeded by a sharp upward movement that IN some ln-
stances marked figures higher than yesterdays Oest
Then followed other declines AID other increases IN ire
o,ent suecession but the Oest prices OF the day
were made In the first rally. After l O'Clock,
however the speculation developed more positive tone,
and that was toward lower figures. The semEanhuAi
senents Of the shore, Michigan Central and Jan
ada southern railways are printed yellow Ihe Lake
shore Company declared dividend OF lla per cent re-
,.,ng Sz4f 1917 10 nav IT, whe1 It's statement shows
here are earnings applicable TO the purpose Of only
40: IN othsr words the deficit OF .7l5S2I SHOWN
A the six months statement Is only SZoI|z loss tnan
the sum required paw the liz per cent DIVIDEND ue
elared to-day a. payable on August l. No more IMAM
er cent dividend wasexpeeed butt vas not anticipated
ths that would cause o deficit The Michigan Cenua
and Canada Southern Companies declared no dividend
tr the half year 1t IL explained on behalf OF the Lake
shore dividend that II believed the denclencS Oh Ino
nst half OF year will be made good in the last nan OIL
,lss wear IA IL was in 1882 and 1888" marked Ies
~ Of Lake Shores statement Is the reduction OF per cent
a, xpenses 10 earnings 659 against 62Os per sent ia
he ar,, half OF Notwithstanding that rates
for freight this year much lower than theyi"ere
LAT year special weakness In st. Pau was the oco~
sou Of rumor. affecting credit and financial status
of one or two houses the runors were the eneel
.he markets condition. and not Its cause
swanna and Western sold up TO 1914 and lo1 cash. anu
that difference reflects rates that we're psid TOT use
certificates The stock was dull and the sales amounted
only TO 47IOo shares including 300 SHARES tha' wore
purchased under rule nOn-deliyery Tue extreme
range Of tie price was per cent and It eosea ~
araiust 1861 last evening" Union Pacific sIter CARY
ssses at 30 1914 fel 10 So2doSs anu 1919
Frequently huctuated between o3s aud 81 o. and cosss
Al against 527s yesterday Lake Shore sold up 10 40
tvce aud later down 20 727sd73ls against "a YESTERDAY
Centrsl ana Hudson dull at 07%90s d961s G97 Ihe
market generally closed weak .
Inc market for Government bonds was quiet and II
regular Bids for the As are lower aud Tor the 4s are
l. higher Annexed are the closing quotations.;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-26
COTTON tAKREr,-lt r2Le4eArr.

LIvFRroOL. Jule 2j-1 70 p. m otton lteay; lddng
Upands, G j.ibi io orleans - q. Sales. 900 bales
including LOCO 5ats REGULATION aud Export recelpts
4.Ouu bales incl .ng 800 bA5s American. FUTURES -ru
Upands pa .lu- clause. Jul, ana INV .ti .l}, d
lo64d l.. 90 July AMI august delivery. .6t4d
l7O4t o.. August aud 0op" uber deuVery leo a.
49-u4t tt 10. september aud october de
livery 4-Dfd also odd TO- November ana December
delivery, ID also lt g. do December aud January de
live. d 90 ~euf"mht. del very, 2ldid also 264d
Tenders OF deliveries tOdlys clearing we're oUV Oales
new docket and I' uile- odd dJcsrt
b l0tt0a-T The the day included 90 bales
AmeucaI. fu.u-es stclay plands Low Mdding Clause
June delivery. slid sellers do Jane and July dolVerY,
8 sellers do July and August delivery. t--Oid.
sellers d. and -eptemOel de Very, Odd Ouyers
do september ana OCTOBER delivery itbAd seize do
NOy-mbe. delivery, j6ld buyers DO NOVem
Der ami December delivery odd buyers DO Detem er and
Janna delivery " Ltd value do -ept'hber dehVery'
% 6td sellers
4p m-5otton Futures c osed firm Upands Low MiddIns
clause delivery buyers 10 June and uly de
livery, tad BUYERS do July and August delivery .
l-D,d buyers do Augus ard september delivery b -bAd
sellers d. septe snd ieIgery otd buyers
do september and October delivery, hstd buyers o.
October and November delivery o+d Duyrs 90 NoYemoe
Jannary delivery --5td buyers do september delivery
- Odd .-lers
oALVEsroS Juno Ij.--Cstto qnot Kidding, H. Low
Midsnns Is Good Ordinary, los net anu gross receipts
SaeF IpJrts Loastwlse O5 bales saes - oaies stocA
l.s
SAVANNAH. June 2j-Cotton quieti Mddling. II Low
hl0ns, lOT Good Ordinary TO- net ami gross receipts
Ill D. as' E1rorts Coastwsr 800 0acs stock ~ o"s
NENORLkAss June -. Cotton qIet' Aadlng IL 81
Low AidelinR lOa4 Coed Ordinary, 10 NJ net scsPt -
bales bales. 10 the CONTINGENT Dses'
Coast"lse, $50 Daie salos 500 0Asa STOCK 'oAoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-26

LIVERPOOL June IS Preyisons-Bacon-Cu Qua
Cd, Long Mddes. 3Js OIL SHORE Clear Mddiss
as ID shsr RIBS 400 o. shoader. 54A ID per owt nes
s9s fer milan Nos Prime Mess, POrE-Prize
Mess. - I'D per DOL; Prime Mess eastern d West
ern GA Lard-Amencan tia ID. Prime Western, = d.
Lard OH ID Hams-Long Out ga I'd. shoulders, 3AA
Butter 35s. per Tor Inest aited sates Cheese
American Choice 5s o. Whsat-Red Western sprinS - d
G7a ,d Rel Winter Is I'D iOd Genital; No spr1nE
7s. Sd. New Western Winter 70 ID ne" Mixed western
III; California No l. Ia Sd lid. California No
ia. Sd ats per Genital Corn-AiIed old ga 81. 40
new I'd per GENITAL Produce-spirits rurpsnnus.
2ss 1di DO at Loldoa. ga ID per cwt Refined Retro
lz4. mar cgt Fzloy ID. kssln-Dounoa
a. I'd; Pale as CLOS Cd Llnsesd OIL 9s sd per cwt
IoNDoy Juns -Producs-Lnseod oil tlJ rs az , %,
per tan Calcutta nsse Ala Cd izs per quarter Lnseed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-26

H. state bonds there sales Of kennessee os ~ 3os
a 36 There were transactions IN city Dsnk stoekA
There was less disposition 10 press railway penus ioi
.aIe today than there has been before and tneeioIo
Whe the business generally was sns tnerc ~ero s %h
ira ssree 5s per cent TO 90 ana tns
B. were up per cent at 30 Missouri nAhs ana ss
were lower general 6s from 90 dewn TO oISosA9 anu
ise Sc from &9A down " - sG47 kre SECOND conso~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-26
EesaI Nollres.

4 DVFRTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
= Yo..K TRIBUNE WILL BE hEcEINED Al 7 NE l.:
frstst unl D. NJ and 30s West Tweutythri-st corner
Eighth ave No ij3 FoWthave. corner Fourteenth.s 81.
$50 Ihlrdave corner Forty .seventht. Nos Loo Third
ave near >iKtethst and at the IA LEM OFFICE 2 ~
Third ave corner one hundred Artist, up 70
: nm Tegular ONO rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-26

34thst, n H. 27Bft W Of 7th-avs l69x089 L Craw. 80
ford TO N Estevez and another. III
44thst, q. s5 II OF Ilthaye, l5xlOO5 Q sharpe .
Broadway OF sprng-st, 6oZlOl 3xiSxlOo;
Eiz L Mandt 10 Sarah Beush. executor 81 al -.-,
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