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The New York herald., 1877-10-21
PARTISAN FASHIONS.
LATEST NOVELTIES IN CosTUMEs-CITY BELLIES
IN MILKMAID DRESSES, TRIMMED WITH
CHENILLE FRUITS

IN MILKMAID DRESSES, TRIMMED WITH
CHENILLE FRUITS
PARIS Oct o, 1871
Most delightful Is this election period IN the country
II is not agreeable in Paris because society is irr
table, and very little suicos TO awaken Its political
opinions which varied. One has only to tread on
the bad corn OF whose boot is a little too la
pouidsn, and he will go "maniiesting" just all
the Deputies doing, ator the other, thon all
OF them together, by fractions and by ghts and let's
But the country all this fuss splendid for
keeping up chateau life, for enjoying the dry and
aspects OF land and water scapcs Who for
carly iog and evening dew in q marine blue neigeuse
mixed with faillo and the plush costumes all
quail and pheasant tintsr There Is the same charm
in a shivcrine girl getting warm under her snowy
fakes in prize bird gathered up IN soft ball, yet
noddng in a friendly way TO passers by.
RURAL "REMINISCENCES ROBES.
Then the dinner dresses. IL Is the fashion TO
como down in attire reproduced from portraits by
Lawrence and that tasteful Van Loo who knew what
TO make out OF hcadgear all put on awry
ana fur plush and old lace Az q banquet
lately attended by President wife there were
cardinal red and Andrnopic red robes with tails dem
decoQetecs, we'll mile raies velvet stroaks, and
many made up IN ats,ere style to Initiate the pretty
peasantry OF France, still pure and good and who
rather forget their wooden shoes than put on
the nccket with their motner's Some OF these
rural reminisce oil fouiard having printed
calico design; the tuniques turned up and drawn
back, exhibiting red stock ngs and white KID cothurni
there Trianous, likewise, made OF tarcta, very
venerable material now being revived faded prune
dead turquoise ana yelowish green colors
YIcHus.
Determined dscoHetees, who will wear low bodices
quond msn.e, wore the mentcur fichu. This nov
city, which Is intended TO supply deficiency, much
bouiaonns on the bosom. The other evening nchu Is
called gold DUST because tho spiderwcb fabric Is
as II sprinkIcd over Win a shower OF gold
NOVELTIES TRIMMING.
We have a new bead TO add TO those prsmatic hucs
already described rainbow, clair dc iune, mordorc
sc. IL is the color OF polished steel with blush
passing over IT, and IT is called "Auroras tears"
Some Of the beads arc smooth, resigned drops, but
Others are petcrs like hastoncs Aurora's eyes will
certainly get very swollen after a downfall of tho
latter.
Another novelty Is tho tutt-trutt fringe Thore arc
lemons T6o bells OF ST. Clemens fringe,
apparently, having a lively time round Gabrielle
tuniqucs Filberts and almonds embossed ga
oou and they noss, not velvet in order TO AVOID
crushing The kernels satin and the leaves che
piic and natural as to tempt even strangers to
crack a nut with their wearers The materials In
blonde shades now fashionable. oil 10 uimrnsd
The New York herald., 1877-10-21
LAROS DECIDED INSANE.
GOVERNOR HARTRANFr wITHDnAws HIS DEATH
WARRANT.

GOVERNOR HARTRANFT wIrHDRAws HIS DEATH
WARRANT.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
HARRISBURG, Pa. Oct 20, 1877. "
Governor Hartranft to-day recalled tho Death war.
the Of Allen c. Laros, who &c be exc
cutcd Al Easton, Northampton county, on Monday
next Tor the murder Of his father mother, and Moses
Schug, an aged man, who madc his home with the
Laros family. The murderer has been subject 70 vio.
lent cpileptic the past lew months in his CELL
the number exceeding dozen on several days-and
forcing blood from his nose, mouth and His
general condition had become peculiar that tho
prison authorities became impressed with The idea that
his had been detnroned, and many others shar
ing the belief the Northampton Court asked
condition After several weeks deiberalion the COM
mission few days ago reported that Laros o
proper person to hang, as ms disease had rendered
MIN insane. In accordance with this action tho Court
ordered that The murderer be removed TO the State
Lunatic Asylum near this city.
GovERNoR'S ACTION.
The law under which the commission was appointed
TO inquire into and report his condition, being
paratively and similar having ever been
presented TO him for his action Governor Hartrunit
required time TO arrive at satisfactory conclu.
sion as duty premises He finally decided 10
withdraw the death warrant, and should Laros
stored to sanity and another commission decide to
that effect, another warrant could be issued Tor his
execution.
rHB PRISONERS CRIME
Laros committed the crime for which he was to be
hanged on Monday, IN March, 1915. He placed
senic in coffee from which all the family but
drank. All, about eight persons, wore seized with
sudden illness, and three died within days. Tho
motive OF the murder was TO secure several hundred
dollars belonging TO the murderer's father and Mosos
Schug to enable Earos 10 educate himself for the legal
profession After Laros' arrest the money found
buried in the yard attached to Laros residence, the
poisoner and thief having pointed out its whereabouts
Tho plea Of insanity set up at the trial. but tho
evidence insufficient TO convince the jury of It's
pausibility and he was convicted OF murder In the
first degree.
lew months ago Laros, with other prisoners, =
tempted 10 escape from prison. Laros himself MAJ
factured a key IRON tin cup to open several doqsg
At more recent period he made desperate enors
hang himself, but lowered belore life had fed.
The past lew weeks his condition apparently i'm
proved, the epeptic fits being comparatively few
Tho original death warrant was liked Tor September 10
for Laros' execution but the prisoner reprieved
to allow official examination into his sanity.
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STUDIO JoITINGS.

Blcrstadt Is still painting on his large picture Of
Estes Park. Colorado but has been varying his
by painting on view OF Nassau Light, with BRILL
liant tropical sunset over the
s. J. Guy Is still at work the picture OF Italian
girl musician tuning hor violin, noticed before He
has added several lsures, one oi boy standing by
her, with his voln unaer his coat, asking Ut the
windows for pennies, and ths Others OF a couple OF
street boys seated the curb, and OF marketman.
". II. Beard is back IN town, and has his easel
pleasing little canvas calls MAKING Friends
BY farm house porch STANDS, with hcr toy wagon,
little GIRL and near lot ol tanned rabbits Two Of
whom examining her. one standing on his hind
legs reaches up sndis her. and the olher with
ears up, locks qulzzcaiiy AZ nor. the child, tmid
hardly knows what expected of her, whether she
TO kiss the standing RABBIT or not
}. u. Brown IS painting slr0ng picture, "Fading
Away"-an Old woman over esnsy, with curousy
lined and scanned lace under tue white cap sits pill
lowed IA cnair, with curious old CLOAK oyor her
shoulders and "a cup OF tea IN hand
Gilbert Gaui ~ at work on good sized repre-.
senting homeless couple boy ana gir, Oivouacked
by u bakery window, on some boards over the area
ny whicn comes not AIR and which locality they have
chosen because OF " warmth The glr Is asleep but
the boy has Just awoke ana stretches nln.seu with
wcariod air, ready to iio down again, auc subject
and which We think will De done justice TO.
William b. de Haas has ON has easel sunset Con-
ceptio1 Bay, on the Newfoundland coast, and Indian
Rocks Narragansett, Just alter blow, spray dashns
over he bold rocks anu iog rising over he waters,
on the euge OF wnich 10 seen sail, above a huoIy
treated SKY, and sailing around the strongly trcascd
ROCKS a few white guns.
ii. n Il. de Haas has nearly dnished his dno can
vas representing party watching sn August NOON
rise on 5outnain piop beach, Admirable is the IA oon-
ngnl falling me waters, the lew dcecy couds speed.
ing over and the peculiar state OF tue atm ere
merging from the blue aroye INTO q somewhat golden
tone IN the moons vicinity. Mr. de Haas has well
blocked IRON one OF his sketches picture OF the
Turbulence Of waters a. the rapids above Niagara Fails
Casilear Is pal uting view the Sound looking TO-
ward Horton Point, h. l., which he calls "A Passing
shower" rhore IS very stormy SKY. lie nas also
under way and nearly nnisned moonlight o
Eagle Clin. n. H. WIN PRONE Lake below. A auict,
strong poetic picture remn ainx oil oil parye
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illustrations Of rsnnyson's 'Eiaina" ~ J. Hsads IS
y S. Church has In his studio "Blossom and
Dccay"-a rose BY the head OF mummy, and ne has
under way a witch. with orooomsticS, iecl urinG
has made during the past summon quite number OF
pleasing color sketches At Sandy Hook.
A. IL Wyaui mas very delicate little sentiment,
quiet rocky pool In the woods, arched In frame or
oaks and silver birches strong In tone and admirably
treated There 10 also pool on the edge OF wooa'
with cloudy afternoon effect
Clinton Ogilvie has just finished pleasing ht,ie
sowsra The Jungirau He is al work on 'The Meadow
BROOK" quiet peaceful little picture, nicely
painted Marston Ream has recently completed
truth ful little still life b-a peach Win ny on ~
few grapes and nuts
The New York herald., 1877-10-21
FUNERAL OF A RELIGIOUS.
IMPOSING SERVICES AT THE CATHEDRAL OF
PROVIDENCE, h 1.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.l

PROVIDENCE, II. 1.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PROVIDENCE, Oct 20, 1877.
Tho funeral OF Mary Climacus, the reverend Mother
Superior Of the Sisters OF Mercy OF Providence was
solcmnized this morning at ST Peter and Paul'a
Cathedral with imposing ceremonies. A solemn Pom.
tncal requiem mass was celebrated BY Right Rev.
Bishop Hendricken. Rev. Father Teehan, s. j., oi
TINS city, delivered touching DISCOURSE rhe
solution Was given by Bknop hondricken Tue full
choir o the Cathedral rendered several beautiful and
Impressive selections, including a solo. Bishop
O'key, Of Springfield, and other clergymen from
rious sections of New England, were present The
remains were enclosed In an elegant caskeL on which
wero several floral offerings.
Deceased died on Thursday. She outered the Order
of Mercy 1864 elected Reverend Mothcr
last fall. She was forly-sevon years OF age.
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THE NORTHAMPTON BANK ROBBERS.

NEW TRIAL GRANTED IN ONE OF THE IN.
DOCUMENTS ON WHICH THEY wERR CON-
vIcTED.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.l
BosroS, 0c, 20, 1871
Parties having business In the Supreme Court werc
somewhat surprised to-day ~ the sudden adournment
OF the two sessions presided by Judge Lord and
Judge Endicolt both OF whom were summoned to
attend q session full court then engaged in con.
sultaton- IL now transpires that the matter under
consideration was the exceptions In the case OF thu
Northampton Bank robbers, and It resulted
trial In the case on which they convicted
OF entering the cashier's house, armed with
dangerous weapons. The defendants did MOI take
the stand 10 testify In their own behalf and
10 argument their counsel gave reason therefor. rha
government attorney commented Oh this and pro-
ceedcd 20 state hs opinion why they did not
testify, whereupon the counsel tor deondants OBJ
jected After some discussion Judge Bacon decided
that the matter having been opened by the defence
tho government had rignt 10 argue IL The Supreme
Court has dccded that tho decision OF Judge Bacon
erroneous and nave sustained defendants,
cept'ons Ihc ,.,r an. ,xen 10 the Case for rob-
btug the bank , ~ anu s'a.. lied, and the robbers
sooner or late ~ ',nmates Of the State Prison
The New York herald., 1877-10-21
THE ALBION MILLS EXTENSION.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD
:BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.l
FALL RIVER, Oct 20, 1871
The Albion Mills. Of Philadelphia have readily boon
granted an extension Of time by the mills in this CITY,
The mills holding Their paper the following g:--Mcr-
chants Mill 5000; Flint MIL $33, 800; Metacomct
MILL $23 900; Osborne MIL $4,000; Troy Cotton and
Wool Manuiactory, $4,000, and tho Richard Borden
aud other manufacturing companies about S42, OOO
more the liabilities are so distributed that but litis
Inconvenience VIII follow TO any Of the parties u m
tercst The concern confidently expect 10 pay the1
Indebtedness WITHIN Tho aovaA
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FINE ARTS.
AN IMPORTANT woRK-THE APoTEEosLs o.
qHIERs, by vIEERT AND DRTAlLLE
From the PARIS Figaro, Oct al

AN IMPORTANT woRK-THE APoTEEosIs OF
lHIERs by vIEERT AND DRTAlLLR
From the PARIS Figaro, Oct. 81
We have lately the sketch OF large picture Of
six metrss which viii figure at the coming exposition.
The subject Is "L'Apolheose do n Thiera" The
great statesman lies catafaique covered
with black Grape. France. IN mourning, sauses
him with the flag and envelopes him up 70
the waist with Its three colored folds.
crucinx stands out the grand Gordon OF tho
Legion of Honor, surrounded by the foreign decora-
tions OF the deceased Fame, spreading her golden
WINGS stretches her right hand to the forehead OF tho
aged one In the foreground the standard OF Bcliot
disap ppears under a heap OF crowns and flowers. To
the right, IN tho middle foreground, the Commune,
personined by horrible mcgDra expires IN the
midst OF 4 thick black smoke winch comes from an ex-
tingulsned torch lying on The bali burned escutcneon
Of city Pars. TO tho left the funeral cortcse
Is SHOWN at the entrance TO Pcre La Chase. In the
background IS the panorama OF Paris during the
siege ABOVE the sky brightens. and in ,.s trans
parence appears the three phases IN the lie Of NJ
Iniers His political career Is typihed oy the
column OF July ana interior yiow OF The Corps Leg
slat symboIizlng the great parliamentary contests
His career as historian is represented by revicw Of
the great events history from 1889 70 1915. Below,
H. Thiers President Of the Republic, assists In the
tribune az Lougchamps at review OF the army OF
Versailles alter the battles OF May, 1871 This Pic
ture composed without any purity spirit and with no
other end than to perpetuato the memory OF grand
figure In history, VIII DO signed Dcaille and Vibert.
The New York herald., 1877-10-21
ART NOTES.

SO far sales 60 the dne ART exhibitions at Cnicaeo
and S, Louis seem both TO have been failures. re-
SUI, easy 20 been predicted, especially IN sne
latter city. During the two days Of the 81 Louis
S' q Adirondack ssa 50 s''nsy s1S ey Hssana Fsn.
Bul,n by Eugene verbockhoeven, which brought
$685. On the FIRST night l2o pictures were offered and
on the second eighty wore offered and fourteen re-
ported sold Many OF the plctures were called IN at
Democrat saws in reference TO- the sale $50 slight has
been the opportunity OF the good folks OF this quarter
TO become acquainted with the better class o. "orks
that the prices fairly staggered them"
The Life school OF the National Academy opened
last Monday. There are now some seventy names on
the books OF all Glasses Of he schools and an average
attendance Of some forty. The Art Students League
s getting along nicely in their present quarters there
being some sixty students and additions oeing re-
ccved daily.
The encouragement met thus far this season by the
Society Of Decorative Art Is gratifying 70 ,ne r,smus
mended The classes arc bard ~ WORK and quite iul
FOREIGN ART
The collection OF pictures OF the late N. Alfred
Seus,er is 10 be sold In Paris this WINTER and the
Academy Is glad 10 hear that portion, II not the
whole OF the collection viii probably be exhibited In
London before the sale.
Tho gorgeous interior decoration OF tho Paais 40 10
Legion d. d'fionneur Is about finished.
rhe Egyptian govern has decided 10 restore the
,tombs Of the Khaiifs" by heading subscription list
with handsome sum.
There is to loan exhibition OF drawings OF "old
rnastcrs'' at the Grosvenor Gallery.
Mr. Valentine Prtnscp is well advanced on the pre-
imnary studies Tor his picture OF the grand durbar
by the Prince oil Wales In India Of the native
dignttaries.
Professor Leeros is at work in London on two m-
portant pictures for the 1878 exhibition Of tho
Grosvenor Galleryone church interior with igures,
the other an interior OF cheap restaurant 10 Leices
ter square, the French quarter OF London, with four
figures. ,.,,,
having been finished, under the direction OF Sir Gill
bert Scott It opened TO tho public week before
last A portrait OF the Prince OF Wales, pronounced
by the Atten9unl a striking likeness and nne pic
ture painted by Mr. Watts, ls nearly finished.
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Peaea Pedestrians.

Springfield Times: Col~sKemble, la-
dian iospector, Major James Lawrence,
ngcn, Of the Poncas and Rev.es. d. Hin
man, returned rom their trip to the In
dian territory on Tuesday last, accompanied
BY only TWO Of the Pone. chiefs who
vast away With them, the other eigh,
having become discouraged soon aI.er
striking the Indian sorri.ory, and refusing
TO. proceed further started hack on foot,
sibce which time they have not been sesp
or heard from. They have not, .. ye. ar
rived at the Poncs agency. NJ. Hinman
reports .Anding a beautiful county, where
he. ,hinks the Indians-.will Be mach better
of than where they now are. Col Ken.
bic will remain here and await further in.
struc,ions from the department concern.
Ing the removal, which will no doubt Be
prosecuted Sitnout Unnecessary delay. Q
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Ussoa County CosSiss: Judss Bssss4t.
preparatory 10 hts rsaoval 70 ths Black
Hills, invited the nsnhsn of ~ bas q
hh district4is 70 pastaks q suppsf and
sojoy his bdspitslitiss - lsss Friday svs.
ming, at his residence II vefnillion- II
w. our good fortune to - ops OF the par
y, although not uembsf of tbs legal fra
tsrnity, and 10 can truly ~ vs havs never
enjoyed more sociable or plsasant even.
log -wLo could help but sejoy themselves.
when surrounded BY such posabls social
Characters o. Judge Shansen and Col.
Moody Of Yanktop, Capt Hughes Of Elk
Point. Capt Miner Of Yssmillion and 9th.
ers. with Judge Bennett. Who y the par ex.
cellence Of social qualities, 70 prsssds. The
suppsr prepared BY the judge estimabse
lady Was superb. and wss daily appreciated
By she entire party. Judge Bennett has. dur.
ing his stay smonEst %, gained host oi
warm personal friends, besidcs tue high cs-
seem and regard Of the legal fraternity In
the district over which be has presidsd.
We sincerely regret to see Judge Bennett
remove from this district, but We suppose
the mandate Of the Dakota Legislature must
be obeyed.
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H,...ry .r. F,s,.rs.

Two Of the most celebrated artists the
world has ever known dwelt in the sane
city. Ose delighted In delinea,ins beauty
10 sll-its grscss Of tint, form, and motion.
His portraits were instinc< with the chars
Of physical vigor. The grscsfuI, halfvo-
lup,uous outline Of form and feature har.
mouiEed with delicately blssded tipte.
On his Ncanvaa. the homeliest fscss had an
almost irresistibls charm. The Other
found pleasure only in depicting weird and
gloomy subjects. Above all, did hsl excel
10 painting the portraits of tks dying.
The asonizingo death .throe, The ghastiy
.tacs and form, were oil depicted With mar.
velods fidelity. TAcss exis,sd between
thsss artists ~ most intsnsS dlslike. Al
length this dislike eliminated. The beau
ty-loying artist had bsen engaged IL paint.
Ing ths portrait u . hsaasifui Wousn. Con.
noiseeuxs peonosscsd Il lhe nost weoder-
fal psecs Of ast tAat hadsyef hen peoauc.
q. Hb brosAGf-sftiss vas tAloss Of hIs
lame and sought refenes, BIZ bribinR The
kespsr nf ths studio he gainsd access TO
the picture seed night. a. art hs vss
eoetsas % osly dssdsa ~ bstlllascy of ,hs
conpssxiee aadsyss. .Slaes ~ blDo0 fton
chsck 80 Up I'D psiets sAa6ov % elaAsr
eAset. IAssr, hb ssssass stsv sss4se -
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Ne,hina saert

OF unmietakabls benefits coDfcrred upon
tens Of thousands Of sufferers could orisis.
ate and maintain tho reputation which
AYERs sSARsAPARiLLAen enjoys HisAcom.
pound Of the best vegetable Alternatives,
With the locides Of Potassium and Iron,
and is the most efectual OF remedies for
ecnofulousr IN ercur.al or blood disorderi.
Uniiasmly success.al and cersain in NJ re
medal elects. II produces rapid and com-
plete cures OF scrofnls, Sores, BOils, ,Hu.
mofs, Pinples, Erup:ions, Skin Diseases,
and oil disorders arising from impurily Of
the blood. BY liz iDvjyo,,lng ehscts ii
always relieves and zen curee Liver Com
plaint,, Female Weaknesses and Irregular
ittes, and y . potent remover OF Vitality.
For purifying the sbteedtjt hss no equal; il
tones up the system, restores and preserves
the health, and impsrts vi9or asd energy.
For~forty year Il hos bcc ! 10 extensive nss
md 10 day the most available medicine
fnr the suffering sick For sale by ali deal.
err. Sold BY Mills l. Purify, Yant,on.
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4. revy,n,s C~.xn.. {

How often We hear the above remark
during these extreme changes Of westher.
Cnlda CouKhs and Sore ThToats veis nev.
o. more prevalent among children than
now. Nov Ws are going to ,.rge you 70
ny . remedy which has excited comments
by physscians allover The country. who &C.
ksovledee their snsprise ct the wonderful
and happy results from its use. That rem.
edy = The well-known preparation.
HALEB. COUGH CORDIAL Your
own druggist, Mills 4 Pusdy viii tell you
thst It b lhs bast cough medicise they ever
sold; and will warrant cure or return
your nQosy TO Jon in case OF 1 failure aiteI
using one-half the bottle. Itis very pleas.
ant 70 the taste, making II . very desirable
remedy for childrea.
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TAs Laws erDake.a.

The laws Of Dakota, which inciude all Of
lhe revised n,dss, are now ia prsss nd will
be pushed to completion q rapidly ~ pos.
sible, the intestioc being to have the vol
ume completed and boand - early . The
first Of June. 10 order to- supply ths legal
fFaternity and otbsrs with advances sAsets
Of The printed volume ws have arranged
for printing an extra huu.ber II copies
which ws will mail - fast - printed. TO any
address, on receipt Of price, which will be
fve CENTS for each 10 pages. In this vay
lawyers and Others can supply themselves
with the laws With little delay. The 10
page forms, II preserved cas b bousd in q
volume. when The book u completed and
the entire coet will NOT exceed II IL equals
The price Of ths volume - fixed by law.
The price BY mail includes pDstags.
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Amoas IL polnts of lncssasise inpoe-
ta.os IL Dskosa b IN village q Lodi, 10
ca.sd O ~ vssnilllne river ssar ~ -.
~ a - Gsrs gIaln tsodacins esasty q
Gay. Tts village ~ bsss sslt,sd soe 1
sunbes q years, and possa nasy advaa.
tases in the shaps Of Fchurchss. SCHOOLS
and the various departneats Of mercAas.
tile and mechankal b0sipea Quits ~
Gently The sntire villass property With )
large tract Of adjoining lard, ksown here
toiors = ths F,sAss es,a.e. Ass psssed 10
N ovssnhip of III. ii. Il. Radd, one Of
the fosstsn asd 1oss ssssspsisisg citizens
Of tbs plsos, Who With NJ Accustonsd lib
srality asd public spiris y oilsrisg a,.lsc.
tivs Inducements 70 lsw sstllsrs Mr..
Rudd with his brother, A. ]. Rudd, arc
operating oes q the finest grist mills in
tho territory, which y situated st Lodi.
The dour iron ihis establishment has won
. ,Gfst plscs In market, and for several
months oil ths surplus nasuisc,ured hss
ssen shipped 70 Illiaois vhsrs II has bssa
readily sold - . superior hrand
Lodt3s surrousdsd by ons of The 6nes,
agricaiiunl sscsioss of u west wAtch In
.idrss . acoopaes ipdassrioas population "a
support the thriving town. Already the
,citizens Of Lodi are moving 10 the matter
2of founding hnt class academy In ,hei,
chosen home, aud froa the character oi
the men whs have hold Of ths matter, VI
feel sure that success will crown -theil
efforts.
Ar. Rudd. In addition to his extensive
business interests which include farming
on . largo scale - we'll a. milling, viii
forthwith erect gyist mill at Rockpors,
or tbk Jim.