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Stevens County tribune., 1880-01-22
Notice.

Sealed proposals for the erection and
of a School house, in School
District No. %, will be received by the un
dcrsigned, until Feby 1st 1880. Pans and
specifications may be seen at the office Of
II. I. Bevans. The right to reject any and
all bids is reserved.
LEVI STEVENS, Director.
Morris MINI .Jan Is. 39t3
Stevens County tribune., 1880-01-22
Notice.

am prepared to furnish every descrip
ton of forest trees, at prices that defy COM
petition Hardy Evergreens from one to
three feet can be furnished. Remember
will not be undersold
MAT. DIEDRICH.
39tf Morris MINI.
Stevens County tribune., 1880-01-22
39tf
wanted. Oats and Barley.

D. r. Sutherland & Co can be found,
until the completion of their elevator, at
the Bank of Morris, and will pay the high.
est cash price for Oats and Barley.
Morris. Nov 20. 1879, 31tf,
Stevens County tribune., 1880-01-22

Time is money, but health is happiness.
If you have a bad cold or cough, use Dr..
Marshall's Lung Syrup, it will cure you.
25 cents IA bottle, large size so cents. Sold
by nj. NJ Moore.
Stevens County tribune., 1880-01-22
For the Tribune.
IN MEMORIAM.

For the Tribune.
IN MEMORIANI.
1t is we'll that the moon is hid to night,
And the ire-ight hickers dim;
That the wind is moaning ftful dirge
Ger the fate of little Jim.
And tits meet to pen q requiem
For beneath that silken fur
Beat heart as true, to kindly hands,
AS the knights of Chivalry were.
So, boys! we'll drop heartfelt tear
Ger the faithful trusting life
That followed our footsteps patiently,
Through scenes Of peace or strife.
And perchance while we, with quivring lips,
Are chanting funeral hymn
In pastures green and through waters still
ROams the form of little Jim.
Stevens County tribune., 1880-01-22

(tn 40 a MONTH guaranteed. $12aday at
IHEAkh home made by the industrious.
u HHAE Capital not required; we will start
KAHMH you Men. women. boys and girls
IN HNH make money faster at work for us
ilAHNTVE than at anything else. The work
kJOO " IL light aud pleasant. and such as
anyone can go right st. Those who are wise who
see this notice will send us their addresses at once
and SEQ for themselves. Costly utht and terms
(ree Now is the time Those already at work
arc laying up large sums Of money. Address
TIRE & CO Augusta Maine 1yl
Stevens County tribune., 1880-01-22
40t1
Lost,

Dec 22d, 1879, Wheat Ticket No. 6l89,
issued by Davidson Elevator, Morris, dated
Dec. 4th, 1879, for 81 1850 bushels No. 2
wheat. The finder will please return to
this office 1878 THOs. OLSON
Stevens County tribune., 1880-01-22

FRAMNEss, Jan. 19, $780,
To LUMBER DEALERS AND BUIIDERs-
GENTLEMEN, SIRs:-Whereas, meeting of
the legal voters of this district having re-
solved to build school house, and have it
ready in the spring; size of building, 18x28,
10 feet in height; also, IA storm house on
front, 10 feet square; it is, therefor, sug-
gested that any one wishing to send in
their bids to the clerk of said district, as
soon as possible, will oblige
Yours, with respect,
X J. HUsEvoLD,
Clerk of School Dist. No. 8,
Stevens County, Minnesota.
Stevens County tribune., 1880-01-22
Estey Organs =!

For Sale by King & Sherwin, Druggists
and Stationers, Hancock, Mimi. Send for
Catalogue and Price List 39t9
Stevens County tribune., 1880-01-22

PRAIRIE CITY FORCE FEED SEEDR AND CULTVATOR COMBINED
Warranted equal THE ST PAUL PLOWS, their gte
draft LA
MTCIEL
FISH BROTHERS. WAGONS FON
DU LAC HA{tOWS al HOLLOW TOOTH HAtROWS
The CELEBRATED EDWARD HARVESTER Binders
The DEWEY HARVESTER
The MEADOW LARK MOWER. MEADOW
LARK SPECIAL MOWER EUREKA
drive wheel St Paul COATES LOCK LEVER RAKE
UNI8lVALLED MINNESOTA CHIEF TIRESEIING MACHINES.
We invite all machines
esewh
MOORE & KENNER.
Stevens County tribune., 1880-01-22
Notice..

On and after this date, will have sup
ply of Maple wood On hand and for sale at
$500 per cord Delivered in any part of
town, $5.25. j. P. II. NORRIS
Morris, Jan. 81, 1880. 40t1
Stevens County tribune., 1880-01-22
BUSINESS NOTICES,
Fresh Florida Oranges, at Brisbines.
Seed Wheat wanted,

140 Bushels of Good Clean Seed Wheat
wanted. Lost Nation and Pacific preferred
Apply at once at this office 40
Stevens County tribune., 1880-01-22

LAKE OF MlNnedpOilS, lOTncEIJ Ol OelIolk,
Michigan, will visit
MORRIS, MINNESOTA,
Corner Pacific Avenue and Sixth SITS.
Mrs. DIR. Bennett has had over twenty
years Experience i'll the practice OF Medi-
cine, and during the latter part of the war
was one of the Prescribing Physicians in
the Hospital for MANNED and dehilItated
soldiers, at Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. Bennett is of the Botanic and Ec-
lcctic School of Medicine, and has been the
means of restoring many hopeless cases to
perfect health. She has given special at
tention to Chronic Complaints.
Persons afflicted with rheumatism, Neu-
ralga Dyspepsia, Constipation, Sciatica,
General Debility, Liver Complaint, Kidney
Diseases, Epilepsy, Paralysis, Catarrh,
Deafness and Spinal Diseases, All Female
Complaints, Lung Stomach, and many
Others not mentioned. blrs. Bennett will
ulso attend ali Obsterical cases, also may
be consulted during the period of Lactntion.
She is also the sole owner OF Mrs. q. A.
Dennetts
Bronchial LOzenges,
for Catarrh, Asthma, Fronchitis and Throat
Diseases Persons troubled with tickling
sensation in the throat will find instant re-
lief by their use.
Mrs. Bennett takes pleasure to refer to
the following eminent physicians of De-
troit, Mich:
Thos. b. Clark, NJ. D., T. Pitcher, NJ
D., Ii. Walker. M. DsssJ. Brody, NJ. d.,
Thos Brown, NJ. d.
For the treatment of Female Weakness,
Marasnns and Gknefal Debility, consider
Mrs. Bennett one of the most successful
Lady Phyaicians in practice.
ss'rHos B. CLARK, NJ. D.,
Detroit, Mich"
Stevens County tribune., 1880-01-22

DR.. Marshalrs Lung Syrup has ensinently
proven to be a safe, reliable and cheap
remedy for coughs, colds, etc. Try it.
Price 25 cents II bottle. Sold by M. d.
Mnnrn
Stevens County tribune., 1880-01-22

SHILoH's CATARRH REMEDY A marvel
Gus Cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria, Canker
Mouth, and Head Ache With each bottle
there is an ingenious nasal Injector for the
morse successful treatment of the com
plaint, without extra charge. Price so cts.
Sold by nj. Nj. Moore. r s
Stevens County tribune., 1880-01-22

Wanted TO Purchase.
Live Jack Rabbits, for Which the high
est price will be paid
40 1t II BRAGG.
Stevens County tribune., 1880-01-22

DRESS AND
CLOAK MAKING Done to Order Seventh
St., Third door from the bank. Mrs. Sam
uc Hall, Morris, Mimi, formerly of St.
Paul. 3Sm3*
Stevens County tribune., 1880-01-22
VISA. BrOckhaEn,
photographer,
Morris. Mimi.

would respectfully announce to the peo-
pie of Morris and vicinity that am now
better prepared than ever before to execute
work embracing everything in the art line.
l also keep fine assortment of Stereoscop-
ic Views, Cromos etc., suitable for holiday
presents. Give me call. Satisfaction
One door north Of Wilson S
store.
Stevens County tribune., 1880-01-22

can make from scots. to So an hour by devoting
your evenings and spare time to the buness. II
costs nothing to try the business Nothing like it
for money making ever offered before. Business
pleasant and strictly honorable Resder, il you
want to Know ali about the best paying business
before the public, send US your address and we
will send you full particulars and private terms
free; samples worth S. also free; You can then
make up your for yourself Address GEORGE
SI'INS0N & co. Portland Maine @oyl
Stevens County tribune., 1880-01-22
DO YOU Believe IL.

That in this town there arc scores of per-
sons passing our store every day whose
lives are made miserable by Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Sour and Distressed Stomach,
Liver Complaint, onstiralion, wlitn for
70 cts. we will sell them Shiloh's VltaliZer,
guaranteed to cure them Sold by NJ NJ
Moore.
Stevens County tribune., 1880-01-22
CONSULTATION FREE.
Mrs. G.. A. Bennett, MI. D.,
A LADY PHYSICIAN,
MORRIS, MINNESOTA,

Late Of Minneapolis, formerly Of Detroit,
Michigan, will visit
Stevens County tribune., 1880-01-22

An aeVn n TO $4,000 4 YEAR, or SIS to $40.
UI HkEk q day in your own locality. No
II III risk. Women do as well asmen
Many make .more than the
kNWE amount stated above. No one
Nh EANFVE can fail to make money fast.
Stevens County tribune., 1880-01-22

Sulkey Hay Rakes, Sulky and Walk
ing Cultivators, Buckboards, Pacific
Tanning Mill. Porcelain and Iron Lined
White Wood Pumps, Etc
, 1880-11-25

:.:.tinn.rs,.
It'll "H H. y"f y Msn . 'e Mt n SSr wy srt NM a.
RI t!cko1s r's but wc oss''sate 1ho oree"u"es
Ihm y,,,. or ,ra,nc f,r tim strutr1t f;rec,,-
,,ork 1,cc,n,., ,y.s n,,,y ~, u,,I lint IL t,u
ontr @ ~oto ,yhiri mi, IN. ,o,,ntcL Il, s"cl, -
tnhIc. ,rlm rstt,nnt,, for urlawor,. IL INK, tuu
htrh. rnr i1]funls. mn. rnr tntllnun I'M.
rnr f,,vu faml. for knnsas. nm. fnr Ain.
,,,x,,o Nm. far Nnrtl t,nrnti,n. LINN. fur
,,y,r,,t,',,, eu,. fnr v,st v,ryinin inn. onl
, 1880-11-25

grants, who arc destined to increase otr--fe--
sources hhd help supply tho ct'ssssnntly5
growing demand upon lilo great granny VI
tho woriti. There is special reason aiSo
to he thankful INIT III t'''s 'hatcftaall
i1'crcaso til" health OF lilo colfillfS III
never beer l'etlsr' .nltd no epi"e'fa!e8 I'M"
ua'iteneh t'lo energies VI our las1plc or IT,
tartted tlo great forward movement o1 t"e
Nalinh to"ards tac h14hest "esreo VI pros
feritS. ........... !;
, 1880-11-25

TnE proposition to l,ayo tho votes OF ccr-
tain towns In Aatllc thrown out Oil tcclnli.
calIties Is prolwrty rebl.kcsl BY tic Lewiston
.Jour,u. md other leading Republican news
papers Of tlso State. Tho Republican party
Won lts Inst great victory bccauso 1t WIS tho
recognized champion Of purify III elections.
md ntlyocatcil prompt obedience to tic will
Ut thB majority, Tile sacretllcss 'of tho
ballot may not ba much esteollrtt In Afnine,-
tho failure to punist, tho Fusiomists for tho
Garcelonlan frauds Indicate III much,-bnt
III other parts Ut tho Nurtl. crimes Ut this
1lature will bp enIp!Iatlcnlly rrlukel.
, 1880-11-25

InnN X. LYNCH, from tho Sl,oesttlng Dig
trtct OF Mississippi. writes Il letter, aaytnK:
nM aattafictt thnt t,tfosO tho expiration nf tho
torn nj tho t,cwly-Eleetctl Administration ws
will hnvo, not only III A'inn,a tuumty. but IN tho
Btato 0f htEssssppf, nn1 1n'sslbly throughout
tho South. MI organization which will mt nny
c,ntlrueo tho lnlnrinK element. lnlt nlao lnrR0
portion of thu welltll nnl Intelligence of tho
community, Tietu nru wllItp men vi cunscrva.
tivo yIt.ws tlprr who nl'1n,r tlcac lawscss n,lt
fraudulent t1,ptb,fs, hit have not Tho 1nt,s!
cut,rnge In nj, e,scrRrnry tu Give p,itl.: utter-
ntieu tu their ionCst cntlyTetIUns. ts ffnnyoek
l1s luon defeated, md tho south tns failed to
flccupls lilo ','rnsu ftIr which II wiss lslntlc,
IL ls alao my ul'innn TINT thesn conservative
men viii cunio tu tho front UNI asscrt shosr
r1Htlts.ft
, 1880-11-25
DEFECTS IN THE ELECTORAL SYSTEM

DEFECTS IN THE ELECTORAL SYSTEM.
THE TlnnuNE recently exposed su.ue Ut
the most serious ob]cctols to tho proposi-
tloll tllat tho President vi tho United Statts
shnll bo elccsud by majority or plurality
Ut tic popular yute. T,eru was l,u Intention,
however, Ut approving tho present Electoral
system tls the must desirable tint can bo uo.
yiscsl. III fnct, nl,nost every Presidential
election reyeals decided MD avn. scrlol1s
tiufects. Tllcre wero several Incidents In thu
lutu election tint serye to illustrate tho fuuttl-
MSS Of choosinx Electors WIN shall IN turn
cllooso tho President. Tic loss Ut MI Eector
to tic l}gMDcrnts, WHO enrried CAIlfnrnIn, by
scratchlng,a allu of another IT, blunslor 10
tie Republicans, who carried Indiana, are
c,lses III lu,int.
III California tic defeat Of TORY was due
10 personal u,lpUr,larity. Among tho s.nuil
majority who Voted tIlg democratic tlcket
lii tint State tllero wcre tcllol,gh who re-
,netnbered Tcrry's pruyIuux political Garccr
and WIN on tint account ret.lsvl to ,S,otu for
lin for ally otlEte, 10 reduce Ills Tota bu!ow
tho lowest yoto cast for any Electur OH tin
Republican ticket. Yut tic Dt,idcrats who
rvfllscl to yo:e Terry desired tint lIulleuek
sllout,l bu ulucted, as Is uyi.luilt from tl,e
fact that tllcsp persolIs yolc4.@fnr 'nll tho
, 1880-11-25

CoSsU1 BAKER, Of bne'Ios Ayrcs, writes
to tho Stnte Department That for SIX months
ending june there were only fourteen arri-
walls of American SLIPS ut tl,at port, against
tlirty-six for tic corresponding period ut
1si9. The loss Is not due, however, rs l,e
intinntcs, wholly 10 tho tleclino Ut American
commerce, but tu tho breaking out Ut war iii
t!c Argentine Confederation. What the
Cunsul has to Say of tho decadence of tho
,urrclant marine, especially Of tho sailing
yesscls, ~ true. but tho cnlscs of 1t will hnvo
to bn sought in sono larger field tllu11 tho
pully coIlllncrcu OF. BucnDs Ayrcs.
, 1880-11-25

The election Of tell Garfield 10 lilo l'rcsE-
<lellcy 1lAs left Il vacnIcy IN the Ohio Sunate,
nlni c'lnngo III tho Cabinet will, II thu
c1lunga be tutal, lcayc tho psescIll Secretary
OF tho Treasury unemployed. and III liberty
10 aeizc tll0 yncullcy III tho Scililte, II O can.
IL Oliu wurc like the majority of States, n1ltf
had ulfy ostt., Or 1T most Two srcat len, this
lltl1o difficulty ctltl bt snt1Git by ttlo tleiU
tra,lsfcr Ut llr. Sherman 10 tho Semate. but
t'liin ltas Mt least twenty gentlemen who
llnyu expressed Il Willingness tO ", TO tho
Seniltc. a,lI who tl,ye t!cei'lHl objections 10
tito election OF Mr.. Shrrnla,, to tlhlt place.
Mr.. Sherman hus been continuously fur
thirty years In public life, alIl, considering
the rccurdlty Ut stntrs,uans,Ip in Uhiu, thu
'nltl,bcr of mcn who have growu ul fl tin1t
time, a,ltl who do not want to wait until thu
Sherman fn1nlly dlcs out, Is not perhaps so
surprlslng.
Among these asplrallts Is Gov. Fostor
rhis gentleman ll,,s bgen III cdngrGss, wleru
lc served with nbilfty aud distinction. 10
keep Him out the Democrats literally al'ol-
lsltetl 1ts district, or rather rendered 1t 1nl
possible for tllo Republicans 10 elect him.
lle Is personally popular; q 1ntn Of great ell-
ergy, III, ablc tebater, llu 'Ins won tho hearts
Ut tile tMupto Of Ohio. lii 1870 he WINS n ca1l-
tlitatc for Governor, not frouI choice but Ill
the interests Of his IIarty, and 10 his personal
eIlurts IL tlua the fact tllnt Ofo lias bcen prts
served tn tho Republicans. Ills term of Office
! liz Governor will expire next year. The Of
| fee ltnter tho Ohio Constitution Is purely
honorary. Tho pay Is Dcgsarly, thu power II
shadow, the patronage nil. Without n veto,
the Governor uf Ohio l,as little more official
authority tllnn Il JusttcO Ut the peace,
. Gov. Fustur sceks tito yac.tnt Senatorsllfp,
nor docs he nbatu III Ills ambition because
Secretary Sherman II nlsO n candidate for tic
salnp plncc. liz thinks tho StatG md tho
country may survive tho loss OF Mr.. Shcrmau
from tho Senate. mid from tho Treasury DE-
| partnent 1t tho now President docs not IT,
thin litn,. i
On tho other hnnd, Atr. Sl,crmnn's general
service OF II quarter OF century III the nsb-
liz service l,as been Of value to tho country.
The world l,as moved rapidly In tint time,
anll II tho country lIas moved f.ster ut tfnes
titan llc Inns, lle llns neyer failed to do his
best us well NJ lto could. Though lacking In
lnn,,y of tho elements of personal popularity,
Ills integrity Inns commended HIN to
pcuple who d1sllkcd Him personally
unt have condemned his policies.
As Secretary of tho Treasury he
has performed tic duties abIy, a,sd wlilt'
sola Of Ills iIsc,ll ottos,s hare bcon wild asul
strange, ms, Tor Instance, his hostility to silver
nnd his scheme t0 Lom0nettzo The grecnbaeks,
even these haze been overlooked because 0f
his Inability to sustain tlcul, uyen II lio ut
heart approved them. The country, stlmat.
Ing Mr., Sherman ut Ils trio value, WOttltl
, 1880-11-25
TEMPERANCE.


Sp<etat DlspasrH 10 1#s CAttdao 7f4oa"f'
Mys,nrrA. ILL.,. Nuy, .i.-Ttl9 Temperance
uuIuu of this city upcn,a! tho cllni'ltEn ~ .no
nter,stn t,f lint caso u aInt,lny evening ~ ""
Metlto.lut :l,sal Church, and lss eye's','s ss, IN
tho Presbyterian Church. l'oti .rotiagss r.,. Ss
addressed hy Mr. r A. Alaams # ts's s,et nsGtD 1S w.
lurs.nru .sll'ancr. Springfield ~ ~, ".n'S ~, S,iwH
ut.a,,ixtis,.. t.,i Il being rs.. ,,,ft9 t"r '4g
iNarrasS u reatA nsutably ts ,,srk 4 i to /.
i,lI.GtfnYs IN, when lsleric1 ~, ~" mntcr ai,
Spring months Il. ustu uHi|'&lIst H. ts'9 s.t,iurU
a,strti, ut tho spring ettet!af,ss 1no @''e''
III thu ilIpttnK9 VIVA lIut lMfK0.
, 1880-11-25
THE tlTF MllR1ER MIDDLE.

Tynyr,l. f,pIn.. Nuy, .L-I. T. IatEsp' VII '".,
If A. IL. JuckAu,, WIN was ast september k.4.e~
by llIu,,s wus ,,rrcste.l Inst niaht ~ ans W. W.
c.ssory to lilo MURDER Ut sho la'llaa 1on'ss'"'
but Ut to pgcitn,nnry trial to-t'ay sA1 t ea r,..
t,p,, fulled tn suEtun tlo thaEEc fli ~ II
o1er was discouraged Il new sseas sssi'4s asssrt thst
% tbvy l,as:, scuM hIln, aid hs 's'a o''' '''sD"'
Wt.ll,nlad In tho Irs,l. -, ,,.,,r. ,ras tAst.
Yhp r,su VI Agent l3esr} aud n1Sr ,t,,.ls, to.
% ti"y a,.su i. IL i ionl Vi T30s. l1srfy. hoa II "'N
uijllp Art still IN tusttKly.
, 1880-11-25

crust of bread, will, no "cntrro" but want,
syitl no snl,ce hit suffering; dinners
Without jokes, nr stories. or falsglitcr; din
ncrs where The unly quest Is despair alMl lilo
only .srasuning Il te3t1. Tin innr SO have
always with yG,t. .1ust rnsl1id tho rorlirr,
unLy Il square, thore IL n family whoso fartltr
Is empty anil wl,osc purse Il empty loo. On
wrctctctl cot, half covered with rags, ltcs
cI,lhl worn nlul e,hnc'atrl with ferer. slIu
,iion,s with pain, nllli tntO lier c,cnis cottcA
n hectic flush. 'rIts family wnnt mt merely
Thanksgiving dinner; tiioy want every
thing necessary 10 make lifG c1ihulnbc.
Tlsay uro l,unr a,ul need fDud; they aro
ag}ctcd'ns!.l need confurt!lg; they arn Sick
anil ncc!l tito minsstcri1g angel of sympathy.
Ami this fa,l,t'y Is nnty ot,u Ut II Thousand!
III tho alleys mud narrow streets Of the uity,
III Guild aud colnfortlcss' tcnomo,ts. without
conl, without sHfllciNht cIutll[t,g, Without
friends, without hope, they appeal despair
tng!y for one .lrop Of Christian chArily II,
Ahcn Thanksgiving IS II muskery,- ~. cruel,
tantnftztng lnucI:cry. Who will re'ieye tliest,
distressed oIcs? THEY aru III: tlIa 4nagr Of
t;nl. Their l,e.,rts ara wrt1nE With bitter n,-
gutslI; tho wlite-w.ugcl atlge! 1l6m, no1onger
tluttcrs ut thu windows uf their sdai; despair
il tllorc prompting 10 cytl ticeds 'WhO will
| lIft, fur Il tay, tln scol,rEc of Toynyty frnI,l
thcsu wretcilctt tlr..sltfus?, VIII; will plant
once mere tito ger If l.ora I,.tl,cse stricken
hearts? The grand dinner will he thu uInlr,
lMlatabc for 1t, Tho wInn will 1,psn IL mnro
frnity itayor, tho yuiccs of happy children
will l>e tito swcctcr to tho car A1itl licart o.!
thu totiug pugcnts. Tho benelictlons Ut The
| ,,, ,,,,,ttF,t fi,, hanna tIItt rtnlt
, 1880-11-25

1sN'r It n remarkable fnct TINT tho Demo-
cratic editors nj In,iiN1ln nNl sfr. norsllemcr. af
Now ytr. aErtc III ,utyucsttL1,g II olnn1u III tho
nlunicr OF GleetfnK SENATORS ind l'rt,at'aGnt 50
lint lllgy muy be rfnset directly by tho purple?
What Is tU 1,Gcu,He tT "the reserved rights Ut
tllu Slusas' ttat tho l)omoer.oy lii tho pust has
bcon So nnxnus nhultT
, 1880-11-25
HOW THE DAY IS CELEDRATED,

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sa.,,o, I'll, si,,,.inr hmm, mr., 'rt,,tv rro,.
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n''",,,,"', ,,,, - o1r,i, ~ st,,,v,rt sn,,a ond
sv," .',anf, cn,,,,tars. ~ Inn cn'n,o .o,tl, fink.
n'ate t. =, .ha 's.'r,,.as - ,,own1n, 'nn.
,. 10 .a ans,t,,.,. ssi,.,, ,,.tss t,,,,1sinr ~
,"on, ~ .t,a aa,,"ar,,iI H., t,s',r.. -
III ,.a,s,, s y. ~ ..pu". hnr.
,., ~ iu' T., % ,,,, 'e '.t.es, as..., a,,d III
p"o5' ' :" 80 ',,,,.'. .,,, IT, ,,s;, ~
s e.,,,,, " .,an,,,,' mi sn,1Iar viii, ~, nir ~
,."..,it,,t., s,,os, 10 <r,.,ot o,ot.
.e,n -. ,,,,;r, " r,,s,,o ~ ,,or,no,,ts linn ~
~,,,,...".to,s sro,,"o,l,. snss,,",, tnt,, ,o,v
.,ntn.an"s a,,a e,,o,," .,ro., s,,n"1o.E,r .,,,n
t,a,,,t,, - ,t,o ,,,,.i ,,a en-, and ,h, o,r for
,,sa,.,, a,,i fur.ttn,,o mi ,,ono mov ,vo h.,
n".>'s',, " ,.a,.. ~, t'ro,.o, A,,o,,, uW,h,t
1,I,,ta,a", ",,a.ars,,, "yas tl,ov aro h,no.
nt,,., .,,n,, ',a,,ar TIM ,,1no,1",, ,,r<,o,a o.,
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n'"'' LII" nos"i m"Ies'1'' ''o o"o.snso aso
oct"ee" NV ss"slo o'''.uo whit. .I 'a'a ',to
o'e'po"et'ng pt".e.' 1lo" .,aa'"u,'e @I.', ~
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per' 1IuM ~ ..eH'Is anu a''".' l, o. ~ op
e"ses lnoto ~ "a.., A!sa .ne ',' .''o'o .,'s 20
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1ohstpeel ~ wv n's."u' ''''. ..'o so..'.n
LUNA. 1"'"e' VI 80" '' 'e''" = ~
.e'is Mo" ,!e "as urisel i'l n'skt"eG it9,' l's
nFst lh"nSss!Slls a'n'tee w "ss iut,t"..!o ~.
"neesto5 lug Mus"nik HEI'u''o4'Avy W., ~ 1ao
ptesenco U. Ao '''n's.e!' "'as'pio ~
eo.to" Aa.hos' ooon 1nssu - c'as'er "
kti!Fes "l'a lolSs' au t'io '4t''e ioihs u'e 'e's
s1li' ma cott'ess"t'oI' "'hoAe .'o eiae's Aats'
, 1880-11-25
'rnE Washington correspondent Of the

Tilt Washington correspondent Of the
tiuatsut 1t,trc!rr says:
Tl,crp h IL xtrt,l,e ,,tu1crcttrreat hcrs nnlonE
1trumtnGI l.pi,hlItmtI+, which IN fist develops
trH ItMI, j, fHFr uF tim. Garfield innElnv Hur
ttt1tWulI HaGrHthry ut thu lri'asttrF to BltGEuG1
Mr. Ss,1rnn,l, who Is cs'rnln I" retire.
Nuv. Boutwell, wis EcurrtMrY Of tim Treasury
,t,,.r tier. t1r,nt. md ws Ut.c ar thu wcakcss
mel thAt occs,i'Int that paltinn far lo,tg tne
uc,t. uurlel1 Gtn certAnty do lettur than IL
rHsttt TINT iurruw-lnIJalel person to tho lon Ut
tho rrenatiry.
, 1880-11-25
Suicidal.

NASHVILLE. Ten,l. Nov. :1.-Thoma,ss ,s,,n"ss ,, 4
ton, u commercial ssayelor for Wte' '. IN nu.,.
IT,, of NASHVILLE, altunptc suicide s ,s,s ~" . TER.
luz lIo..so tn llu.al@l4t tsd9y Y HUI viii =
tn,rkul- kilIfu u,ll slabb!ng lIlsilstlt ~ !x'r
thv rrxIou VI th9 heart. uo eataaa' ses''~''
, 1880-11-25

THE CntrA0n Tn1nuSE Inns established brunch
oicc3 for thn rregtt OF subscriptions And advcrtlaa-
meHta III follows:
NEW Yullk-ltno.n =, Tribune building. FIT. Nc
FAmIES. MnilnurF.
Hl.AstiuW, scoi1and-Al]an's American News
Agency. 81 ltentrll.st
l.uSIN1H. EnE.-Ancrlcan ExchnH1e, &U stfnnu'
llES1Iy +. uIIEtf,. Agent.
MAHutSultiS. u. c.--i7lg + strcet
, 1880-11-25

Co1. Eon ISnE1lsoLI. s,ays tl,at 13on Hills
proposition tu Kill tlIo TprilnrrutIc unrty, pro-
yislcd thu Republicans Will Kill thBir purity, Es
much lke tho proposal uf lit, r,osscr to tho
horse, illat they should not stcp OIL cncll othoru
feet.