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Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-15

The postolice station Il 40l 80 avenue,
New YorS, was entered Tuesday night, the
safe blown open and 1900 stolen.
The Jenkins Manufacturing Company's
braid mill, at COnoyer, Mass, was burned
on the 4th inst, Loss, s80,o0e to so, 600; IN
surance $4,000,
The glycerine building Of the Latin &
Rand Powder Company, at Oakridge, n.
Y, blew up Thursday morning, fatally in
jurng two men.
Five passengers and six seamcn of the
wrecked steamer Borussia hive reached
Baltimore having been picked up ai sea 25O
miles of the Azores,
The New York Graplie, speaking of the
remarkable rise in Edison electric light
shares, says as high as $500 has been paid
foe one Of those shares.
The members of the New York
Produce Exchange. bg. I vote of III 10
1853 decided 70 indefinitely postpone the
adoption of the Genital system
Archbishop Wood. of Philadelphia. has
ordered collections in the Catholic churches
for the suffering poor Of Ireland. and win
receive contributions himself for the same
purpose.
Mrs. Margaret Geb and Rose Long
| terribly injured during the fire IN Turner
| Hall, New York on Monday, have died;
these deaths bring the list to six. The list,
Il is feared. Is not yet completed
1t IL said that one Of the Bowery banks
of New York has $4,000 of Hughes forged
/ paper; that another bank holds 81 400. and
/ that there are two other notes or accept
anccs Ia reference to which no information
! can be had
The Receiver of the broken Grocers'
Bank of New York, says that creditors and
! a. D.,
| will be stockholders. II Is reported that the
bank holds large quantity Of forged paper
as securities.
twenty-five cars Of a freight train got
loose Wednesday morning at Athol, Mass,
and ran back down the grade, crashing into
an extra freight train, an engine and six
cars Of which were badly wrecked, Two
men were injured
The miners in the coal district adjacen
to East ST. Louis are threatening to strike
for four cents bushel owing 10 increase in
the price Of blasting powder, miners' oil and
all articles of family consumption. The
miners number nearly one thousand
At New York on Monday the funeral OF
Count Joannes took place from THE Little
Church Around the Corner" the expenses
being borne by Lester Wallack and Theo
Moss Avonia Fairbanks, the Counts pupil
and her father and mother were the CHIEF
mOuners.
The Sub Treasurer at New York ha.
received proposals tn sell bonds to the Gov
crnmcnt in response tu tho Secretary of tn,
rreasury's circular OF December 81, 1879
stating that he would purchase 5000, 90,
worth, The total offerngs, s7,l4s,OO wer
most from New York bankers
AT Beethoven Hall New York the iunera
Of six of the victims Of the fire at Turne
Hall, took place on Thursday Six cotiin
almost covered with flowers, were range,
side by side, and on the plates were tn
names of the dead. Vice President Kuhn
of the Turnverein. read the funeral address
, About sixty lodges and societies were pres
ent. There was large funeral procession
and fully 10000 spectAto crowded aroun,
! the hall and in the neighborhood.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-15
THE SOUTH.

Two young Americans, Geo. Green, of
Texas. and Frank Sentor, of Boston, were
riding in mail coach near 0aaraiantO,
when it was attacked by band of thirty
robbers armed with Winchester rifles These
young men fought the. whole band, killed
five and wounded several, compelling the
others TO retreat. Green was slightly
wounded.
lin Chote's district Ca, ON Wednesday
during the election for tax receiver, NJ. A.
Smith, a bailih, called Jasper Spence one
side to talk about the election. Smith,
without warning, snstched q pistol from a
bystander and shot Spence dead. Smith
and Spence had had iii feelings toward each
other for some time, but had settled their
difficulty. A large party are hunting smith.
He will stand poor chance If caught.
City Marshal Mcguire, Of Lake Proyi.
dence, La, In attempting 10 arrest a number
Of tlatboatmen on Sunday, was shot dead
Five men were arrested ON suspicion and
placed under guard. Monday night several
of Maguires relatives broke into the prison
and fred upon the prisoners, wodnding all
and two mortally. The coroner's jury dis
covered the murderer of Mcguire to be
James Brown, who escaped in skiff. The
men killed and wounded by Maguire's rcla.
tiycs were innocent.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-15
THE WsT.

Chicago detectives have arrested the no.
torious burglar Rock Cannon, on Friday.
MIR. Lloyd s. Brown, prominent oiti-
zen of Cincinnati, dropped dead in "A street
car Tuesday morning.
AT the Republican Senatorial caucus in
Columbus, o., on the 9th, Gen, Garfield was
nominated by acclamation Tor United states
Senator.
The large elevator Of f. p. Halsey at
Atohison WAS discovered ON fire about 1890
Friday night and totally destroyed. Insur-
ancc $4,000 on grain and building.
The Chicago pork packers resolntely
maintain their determination not to make
concessions 10 their striking employee, and
the latter still hold out on the strike.
A fire Thursday morning at LaGrange,
Mo, destroyed the best business houses in
the city, one belonging TO eX-CongreSsman
Grover. The loss on all was $4,000. The
insurance was small.
Col. l.. A. Harris, ex-MayOr Of Cincin-
natl, shot w. ii. Adams his brOther-in-law
Thursday night, in an alteration growing
out of claim against Harris by Adams.
The supposition is that the wound is fatal.
The dwelling house Of Daniel Hoskins,
in san Francisco, caught fire ON the 9th,
aud his wife, daughter, boy and baby
lcIlAnN1 ia NnO uhiutas Nhls AAbohlAto NlH
absent at work when the awful tragedy tSok
place.
AT Chicago Peter Black, young man
living at Plainfield, came to Bennett Med
ical College Saturday for the purpose ct
having limb nmputated and upon giving
chlorofoFm In the usual way he died in
stantly. Cases ofsthis kind are said 20 he
very rare.
--On New Years day, Thos, C, ThustOu,
in Pat. Doran's saloon, on Cherokee street,
Leavenworth, shot and instantly killed
VIM. W, Embry, his partner In the busi-
ness of publishing paper. ThuBton was
arrested and Jailed. He says Embry in
tended 10 kill him, and that he (Thurston)
did the deed 10 save his own life.
--AlonEo Hood. young man % years ol
age, killed himself with a revolver on q
public street in ChillicOthe, No, ON the sth
A brief note was found by his side, in which
he requested 20 be buried by the side of hii
| younger brother, Willie, who died a yea
ago. The aote concluded: II leave thi
world for better. Farewell to alll'
The prisoners confined in the Franklin
County tOhio) Jail made break for liberty
at o'clock Monday afternoon, just aftei
the new Sheriff had assumed charge, anC
nine escaped through the entrance door
James Herrell alias Kerr, indicted for mnr-
der in the first cegree, and J W. Dodge, tol
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-15
GENERAL FoKEIaN NoTHs.

The insurrection in Cuba is reported as
nearly at an end
The Irish Relief Fund of the Duchess
of Marlborough now amounts to f14,3O
"A Vienna dispatch says that the sudden
thaw causes apprchensions that Vienna and
Pesth will be flooded.
The United States Consul at Mauritius
reports the death of 10000 cattle from the
plague, which is still raging.
"A terrible famine is prevailing in some
of the districts of Armenia. Fears are felt
that along Turkeys frontier the famine will
be general.
An official dispatch az the Chilian Legil-
ton at Paris announces that Generul Daza,
President OF the Republic of Bolivia has
been deposed and fled,
The bark W H. jenkins, from Philadel-
phia for Hamburg, has arrived in Downs
with loss of five seamen, swept overheard.
The vessel was also in collision.
"A Vienna dispatch says the Italiun gov
eminent has sent circulars TO all its aInbas-
sadors abroad giving full explanations of
the events attending the funeral of General
Anazzana.
Russia has asked the Prussian govern
meut 10 grant the eXtrditon of thirty-sin
desei ters from the Russian army who re-
Gently crossed the frontier into Germany,
but no steps as yet have been taken 20 com
ply.
AT Rio dc Janeiro disturbances of some
whnt serious character occurred there re-
Gently growing ont Of leyying Of the new
taxes. Order has, however been restored
and measures have been taken to prevent
any further trouble.
The local redress society OF Khar Kotf
Russia, in view of the distress prevailing in
the province through the ravages of diphth-
cria, have formed three medical and santa
ry detachments 70 assist the government TO
combat the epidemic.
The food ia the Seine has decreased
considerably and traffic over the bridge has
been resumed. The destruction of property
II now represented 20 be insignificant The
reports Gomthe provinces Of damage by the
tiOOd are however still serious.
"A subscription at Paris for memorial
TO Prince Imperial has closed, the aInonnt
subscribed being 100000 francs, The me
mortal committee propose 10 erect a chapel
on an elevated point between Arc de fri-
omphe and the Hotel des Inyalides.
The Irish rent agitation has entered a
new phase, and has extended from ruml to
urban localities. A movement Is on foot to
agitate for remission or reduction Of rents
| on the part of the poorest householders and
tenants in Dublin and other large towns.
AT Queenstown, while several of the
/ crew of the steamer Gernaine, from New
/ York, were discharging the mail bags out
side the harbor shortly after midnight ON
/ Wednesday, one ofthe men holding letter
4 bag missed his footing and TO save himself
/ from falling overheard let the bag fall into
the sea. 1t was instantly swept away by a
high wave and lost 10 sight
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-15
WEEKLY MARKET SUMMARY.
KANSAS CITY

CATTLE.--Extra prime steers, 1.5Oe and
over, S4.35Gg4.50; fair TO prime, $3.50
S455; native feeders, av. 1000 TO |, 30 81 "a
@$3.40; native stockers, av. 5000 TO l 900,
$2G0@S3oO; native cows, fair u good $3.50
(GS3.25; Texan steers, $1,000 $500.
HoGs.--Common TO choice, $3909$4. 20 :
stockers, $2.75@$3.25.
GRAIN.-Winter wheat No. 2, 81 .2T; Win
ter wheat, No, 3, Sl.Oss Winter wheat No
4, St.07 Corn, No. mixed, 294c Corn
rejected, 2Slc; Oats No. 2, Ale Rye, No. .
62c
GENERAL PBoDUoE.-Apples, per bbl.
50, 25@$3,60 Batter, choice, 20@2le;
Butter, medium grade, l4@ 1sc; Cheese
Kansas prime, 12@l3c; Hams, 0@8le !;
Lard, 7Gsc; Eggs, per dozen, 900; Pota-
toes, 40g75e; Sweet potatoes, coo soc.
HORsE.--AuCtion horses and ponies, good,
$40 10 $50 Auction horses and ponies extra,
S35 to 55; Plug horses, very common, $40 10
S25; Plug horses, fair, $40 10 -; Plug
hsrses, extra, $40 10 SEQ; Plain heavy work
ers, S35 TO S75 Good heavy workers, $50 10
SoO Fair to extra heavy workers, 800 t0
$50
BROKE MULE.--Mulcs 13I TO IA hands
higk, $50 10 S45 Mules IA 10 144 hands high
| $40 10 $50; Mules 141 10 Is hands high, S60
I to SOS; Mules l4l 10 10 hands high, extra
| SO TO ~; Mules 10 TO i54hands high $50
! 10 500; Mules IA 10 l5l hands high, extra
| $1l5 TO $40; Mules 15i 20 ID hands high
( $40 to $50,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-15

Cures Colds, Pneumonia, Bronchitis Asth-
ma Group Whooping Cough, and all dis
eases ofthe breathing organs. II soothes and
heals the membrane of the Lungs inflamed
and poisoned by the disease. and prevents
the night sweats and tightness across the
chest which accompany II. Consumption is
not an incurable malady. Don't despair of
relief, for Halls Balsam will cure you, even
though professional aid fails
Henrys Carbonc Salve is used extensively
in hospitals, and Is found to be not only
thorough purifier and disinfectant, but also
the most wonderful and speedy healing
remedy ever known. Heals cuts, burns,
sores, pimples, and all skin Diseases Ask
for Henry's and take no other.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-15

cutting with intent to wound, are among
the missing
AT Galliopolis, o., party of seven or
eight went TO the house of Guy Frey, Thurs
day night evidently for the purpose Of rob
berry, lac having received payment the day
before for property sold. Frey ordered them
away aud they refused 10 leave; he then fired
at them and they left, this morning he
found the dead body Of man lying In his
yard no one Is able to identify him.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-15

Mr., Smith was running to catch mid
night train at Gallatin, Mo-, Wstchman
Snyder mistook him for fleeing burglar
and gave chase, crying "stop thief--if
you don't stop III shootp' Mr.. Smith
heard the whistle of the approaching
train, and sped on faster than ever, until
a bullet from the officers pistol entered
enc of his legs bringing him to the
ground.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-15
Montreal Henrd Prom.

r. l., Mosely. Of Montreal Canada, certified
sept p, 1879, that he had suffered terribly from
dyspepsia, and was completely cured by taking
Warmers sac Bittes. He says: my appetite Is
good and now suffer no Inconvenience from
oatlng hearty meals" These Bitters are also a
specific for all skin diseases.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-15

Common sense and the science of chem
istry when applied 90 butter making, re-
duce the time Of churning one-half, increase
the product 6 per cent, the quality of the
product 20 per cent, and give rich golden
color ~ the butter the year round All
these Improvements, together with many
others, result from the use of Gilt-Edge
Butter Maker. Sold by druggists grocers.
and general storekeenera
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-15
An AocIdentnl Cnre.

When death was hourly expected from
Consumption, all remedies having failed,
and DIR. II. James was experimenting he ao-
cidentally made preparation of Indian
Hemp, which cured his only child and now
gives this recipe free on receipt Of two post
age stamps TO pay expenses. Hemp also
cures night sweats, nausea at the stomach,
and will break fresh cold in "A hours. Ad-
dress Craddock & Co., 1892 Race street, Phil
adelphia Pa, naming this paper.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-15
s1,375. 81 Profits I'm 80 DAYS.

What $40 has done in Wall street by legitimat,
stock speculations. Pamphlets containing tw'
unerring rules for success mailed free TO any per
son upon application.
Address SIMPSON & CO.,
40 Exchange Place, New York.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-15

For one cent purchase a postal card, and send
your address TO Dr. Sanford, l62 Broadway street,
New York and receive pamphlets by return mail,
from which you can learn whether your liver IN
diseased, what is the best thing in the world 10
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-15
A Rochester Phy.Ician,s E.perlence.

R. Caulkns VI. D.. OF Rochester Y. T., oertiies
October g. 1879, that he has used the Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure in his practice for diseases of the
kidneys and liver, and the result has been satis-
factory in the extreme lie says II would now
prescribe the same remedy to all similarly affict-
cd and you gre nt liberty to so state in your testi
moniRls,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-15

A quiet and pleasant home is insured 10 |
all mothers that use DIR, Bulls Baby Syrup |
for their little ones. II contains nothing
Injurious.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-15
OTHER MARKETS.

ST.. LOUIS. Wheat, January, 81 .34h Feb
ruary, S139; March, Sl.43. Corn, January
36ic; February, 3Sic; March, 40c; May, 42te.
CHIcAGo.-Wheat, January, Sl27a; Feb
ruary, Sl.29i. Corn, December, s9ac; Jan
uary, 4Oci February, 401640tc; May, $3.50
46c Oats, December, Sac; january, sac,
February, S4lo; May 3sIe.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-15

Small shoulder capes are of beaded net,
trimmed with several rows Of beaded
fringe woven ON TO the net.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-15

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Medicine
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, 1880-07-10
MRS, GARFIELD.
A Pleasant Picture by Mary Clenlsncr.
Ntw Iusk itdsptadsNt. 49,.

pleasant Picture by Mary Clen,sncr.
Nfy Tvek jadfpsadsHt.
Nrs, Oas!,old abIllps beyond \ question. With
q IUss brilliant and poultiya presence. With u
1vss vital aud p1wcrf,lt temperament thnu fhosc
which haye uiado blra. I4ayes tho forco for
beauty and good which sho ID in tho White
House. Mrs. Garfield has charm a. unique aAh
real. ali her own. uuconsciously made tllysetf
tho lstge of this lady years ago. II was whcn u
woman fcallcl "wot1Rn Of gonius"t saI1,
pttylngiy, to mo. as aho surveyed Cur.
nurfied on tho tloos Of tho Iioaso. allow
unfortunate shat by wife ~ PIT nls u.
fa4s5k a,k. n nRo,' '0SS u. tnP" hass w. hea. st"0e'
know her" | satd, "aul kl,ow thut shu ,s her
husbanls oqual uot only, but IN .aoee than 9,u M
respect hsx superior. Sho % hMa the 'pa!losSpi''s
mind that W1sdsxaf1 " sas II; ~ s,xFs, as
rcotituuo her liIahand has nut aAu nesrr wv
hnyo, though her temperament. 4'Ns nut give
hcF tho cnpaclty for the keas0ns Of moral o1,.
the tiulD that other wouiun Kiye u distributing
.thomssIyea 'lealers of s'HIaty,' Mr.. GARFIELD
spplldx In the atcOvcs of tho Congressional Ii
Grnry, searching out hx,ks to furry ho,n0 tO
study while sh0 i.uFscH~Ilur ohIl.tren. You u,Ay
b. sure of one thing,-tho woman who reatIs and
stultes whllQ Ahe rtGkS htr tAbfbA Will mt hA
leit fer behina hy hsr h''*oand in tho march "f
Tuat was tau years ago. Sls,ca them ! hass
seen many wutlutl ex,sG u tho yl!rfauo Ut Cnp.
toitan lifu cut uf abselrtty, Atia 20 lMck lnu'
sIrtX sE s.s ssh srss as ~ q I,
followed With tenlsF huaFt this waluan, the
wife Ut i t4t4ous Mun-A wtlnau Mh0lu uulo1y
I'e1I Io.s Ittsca II IT, fes !. iSay sa,' M no. Sy
f6tsa ii siyle IT dress o. llsllxt 10 "alss.' Aid
, 1880-07-10
ILLINOIS INSURANCE.
Summary Of Auditor Needless Report
Co-opernttve Associations III I1linols
-Auount uf Insurance Business Douo
tho Past Year,

Summary Of Auditor Needies' neport-
Co-opernttvo Assocaatlons III 1llinols
,,,n 1,..s v.sr"'
%'o 1's Enss .,.. ,.,.... ,c.t,,.u.
S us'a,f" 1'i = 9,,r ane % Forthcoming
annual report Of Auditor Ncodlas, Or at least
mart soct,t,. relating To ito and noctlont lnsur-
anoo, was rocoivpd from tho printer to,aas.
Twonty.oiKht llfe and QUO Hfo anu ecolaont
eonpanscs have been authorized to transact
..s.' t.,,,,.. e.1.,,n .a ~ sotro-otl,.o "a,
speake ~ 1oio*s ooheoEnna taueoopoaaH'. ~ ~
,e,,n,s have boon matlo by cooperative lnsur-
anco n.soo!nt1ons, orxanised uudor tho laws Of
other states, to ostaol'sh nronoes and to operato
n,ldcd TO tho ordinary plan nf asscsamont
for death iosses @ promised s &C. endowment ,ss. sra
oxst e "s b,,snsss vs Institutions. They arc not
nu,o ro'I,o%,c 1cia or onc.nt,ana. sai chin "1.
cmpslon ffotn tho requirements Of tho Lifo"fn-
surunco laws Of this ssatu. Their right to trans
act business It, this ftato 10 disputed by this DO
..,...o,t ,n,t >1,., t,,.o t,on rroronto1 a. far
pas.uu. s1u .a's Nv, ~ po'n an,, .sn. n,,.a
Sn " spa oa ph to DO 40 Saa r peaa es
tanlsasa BY nc G"n,s a,a, sna .nes ason@
,aons, o. suta far eho penalties pr.c.eril,ea By
lay would ea ine1sM.eH III aeHnr"t M y
for dcc1stn1 BY tnc!t's of agreed onEes, Dut as
tho assoo!atlons f4tlGd U pofieot tne necessary
arrangements and dlso9ntintioa business tn thia
Stato, It Has nut dono. While the Inv author;
tzea assoeations aa!l soolctioa which Ecitton'!oh
tn lonent ta0 w!dows. 1pnahs:, naifs. ana to-
nial dues or premiums arc required. mud where
tho Hen.bcts shall receive nn Hoiley r. pEoht Or
nttcrWtA1s u incorporate III This SLtg anu
transact business ufth9at boinE subject to tho
1lfo-lns.lrssnco lRw, IT is MT cSetieu that eo1
operative INSURANCE. nssoetAtions. 1ncsltlHratgu
utttlor tho laws ut nthGr Suites, Gln Ofgfato III
, 1880-07-10
ACTIVITY IN GRAIN EXPORTS.

NRW YORK, July 9-Tho pRBt MoNth oE JUNG
has been ono at unoxamplcd activity md prOs-
pority In shipping ccroals from this port 70
Europe. During tho month tho totnf amount OF
grain Ut all kinds shipped from this port was
1a,g7tl,O00 bushels, exceeding hy nearly 6,M0,0O0
bushels the iurgnst tnouthly shipment ever nlado
from this port. Tu curry this lmmonso n1noiint
Of grain across tho occnn tho services in whole
or part wcro required Of :sa1 vosscls, ootalstinG
U1rkv mid suve1lty y fur hrlga Of all naupnatt-
ties. MERCHANTS, shippers and all nthers inter
pstoti in tho gru trAao ur this country aro high
and expect that the prrsent month of July Will
Gqunl It not exceed IT., and eonfdrntly c1pGot
tho shipments to roach II, ,0oG0 bushols. The
brighter.
, 1880-07-10

n ths Editor Of Tn Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO, July D.-In the midst Of our COM
ulaccnt pride over ChlcRgn'a wondorfnl growth
n q city In the past ton years, pormit mo 10
tender few words OF praise through your col
umus for the beauty which wo OF tho North
Side ;arn enjoying In OUT delightful Lincoln
PARK. The marked improvements In tho grounds
during tho past three years having excited my
curiosity Kou.ewhat, .tonk 0Censlun recently 70
learn tho nAme and mako tho acquaintance or
the xet,tlGHAu who Is in charge OF their it10ria-
me.it: and tnke this public why of calling a..
The credit dnno him which he deserves ilis
history Is IN Interesting ono. horn and educated
IL hts calling III Sweden, ho brought with MN 70
Ills adopted Country rare NJ Kill and tho oxptrlonco
q lifetime ~ 'hg most gsat W. ;b Ays Pysk PaS1s m
1,iunt, fiis arrangement for Tho caro- Ut
, the nn{,,,us Ia tho park certainly com.
1uan!s psalse md s, s6e ,ns', neM tot arms IN
a1a .'sss arc modos q tho Kind bot Tor
fort az we'll a. beauty. Tho Landscape. xarnenss II
iux and grotto work In the park 10 the cquai o.
4uy In the country, and a!r. Jnhh AspMun y ~
10 praised fur tho bea,lty Ct dcslRn ana 1n9f1
osif his iIcns Tha Lincoln rark Commissioner
hHye titlllu excellent wnrk during tho past tew
yenrs, and their wlsg Judgment and pFoEresslvMo ~
wnrk has DeeH In u Eroat measure tne menjn y.
AsdnR largely tu tho population OF tnn M Mnstia N
InrSo snare of sttontion from proparty; owners :.
here md elsewhere. ~ aekaoWlesEEap9 wv 9xa,Iis III
wrth 0f their work let lis not forget TUG creait
dllr those III tho r1,k and ttle OF the erlofes nt
tho Hoard. such rs Herman Dcvere. whose wntk ~
.evcc!ctl by any ono In hs profession. and among
man. 'NouTu-stnxA.
, 1880-07-10

In Washington, III oI,Iuint Ilst-tnt GMtls livery
thing tndIcn.fyc al chn:acter-Nhc hha tnntct ~
IN tho tranlnil tenor nf her ,noDsrueite wny, In
forgetting tho ,ler1nntls of her position. nor
nckccttnX her friends. ret n1nkinG i hef frst
to t her buys fur cneEn, u tr, the equal FRIEND
NJ we'll As tho hnnored Wits, nf her hMsh9nd.
Ucntlc patient, unG'trutfyc almost 70 ttmltltty,
llbcYully educated. consotcntioualy doyntod a
everything Ftod-this 4 tha womaM. H. vho o. wils
day sbJes 10 tho Whiio House, II a. Its missresa
Ahn entnrV IL.
, 1880-07-10
OHIO BAR ASSOCIATION.

61sktSz DIpstsh 70 IN CHt1Rs 9Has1s'
CLyvELAs1,, O., July 8.-The closauE session Of
tho Ohio llar AAsootat1uu was hsld this nou'.
ing, On motion OF Stanley Aatshcws, I'LL the
Judges sad ex.Judaes Ut the Supreme Court
were mAde u. otte!o membcss Of tho Aasoeta"
tioa, The Cun1nItteo Oh judicial Adminlstra'
uon md Law, tugethoF With tho Fres!don8 OF the
Association, wvro Instructed to psepaEo plan
to fur,ltute tho standardization Ut Justice 1t, tile
statu, and to report such pIan - the Association
It t.a adjourned mesttus.' They we're also se'