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, 1880-10-08
LAKE PORTS,
nf1pF4fft.

Special Dtpateh IL Tns chicago 7Ftbuns.
NuyFAL4,, N. T., Oct. 1.-ArslyHl-propollcr
D. W. Fowcss. D. Dalloptlne; schsoncrs pouuil-
sou. 4. u. Heating, L. u. NArsh, u. W!leax. II.
Copelcy, peusaukcc, Idu Keith. Ironson, George
Murray, grain, Chicago; sctrAnery u. ". Davis.
Mnrnlix star Eul. C,,nk. Duluth: sch1olrrs
Myst,u Etnr, g. q. uoughteu, D1yld yauco.
grutn. Milwaukee.
4. Cr,lsst thwuite, lrnuot, n. y. lucn, T.. Faster,
Mystic Star. Donatdson. r.: y. hnEsh. LHtEtulst.
A. Il. Muk,tc, q. ". Davis, ChicnKo; propeller ".
IL. unri.InI; schooner nAvid Elnco, milwaukee,.
Thcra Is good duuuud for tunuugu for up
, 1880-10-08
190ET'f1S,

Noerox, Oct s.-FioUR-Flrm and nnchnnred.
nRAiS-totn strnh5t mixed and yc11uv. sG4 b79{c,
hxh mtxcd. G.4z:;c. t'ats-No. and oxtrn whlo,
+YaEc, 80. WHITE &c. No. ni9cd and No. white,
hx llt. ftyn hpInlnM1lY unchAructL
Hr1TEN-Nnmna1lY hncNan1cd.
Fa3ns-Wettern trrfh, l19+EE.
isGrntrrs-Flonr, iOGh brlsi corn. 5000 but wheat.
SnlpNSNrs-Sope.
, 1880-10-08

rEontA. ILL., Get. 7.--t3nAtS-t'orR quiet al 37x0
nc, mixed. Mn as'si unts rleadJ, No. while. tlo
;t4c. ltyu hiesdyi NJ. :. sI!s3sc.
1tlGnwiSEx-tnrhnnrcd A. Il TO-
NECEtrT%WhNat aS hu. rnf,,, 3.:,ocl bu, oats, H.
tn bus rtc. hGai I'M tnEef. It'll hu.
HfItrMExrE--H hunt ninr; cIttl, hsG but cats,
T,8s3 bur ryc v,sM bu; bartBy. a.GN bu.
, 1880-10-08

MuwAuKEE, Wis.,. ocL 7.-FLorM-Qulst and
unchanged
0AAN-Nheat weak opened aid declined 10;
etossd drni No. | milwaukee, hart. ti.lHS<s No. |
Mlwaukee. I}4o; No. lido. 9}lci uetobor, Y}ko, No.
veuaoer. X5sof December. N9&us No. do, DC, M.
do, hlc} Iejecsed nominal earn enaIes; No. Al
iasfc5 Oats wsakaF; NJ: a. @Eic. ltre 4latt No.
n EsHf. Nurpy hutcrS Nh 3apI.hR. tat
0ct9bar; ti3D Entembus. lrta,u alsaua lard. &a,a1
Iinab.la.Se ald drqop!,g; !!1t2s,st.
RErxIFts-bt0uF, ;.0N bFisi wheat, dl.up but oats,
q14Al bu. -
pIIpAENrs-whcat, AUD tu, corn, :.11 but outs
fAW bu. = ' -
, 1880-10-08
DETROIT.

nErNnrr, Hlct1,, Oct. .1.-ELuuIt-at@ady.
GHAtx-Wheai htendys No. I vfi'e. uea Oetnbeet
do Nusctnber. R}4c, December, sl0lt No. wu!t1,
nS1fct No. 2 rod, !HNe.
HECEtrTA-W hekI, Efn hu.
eHlFNHS HSTS-Whe4t, !E,tah bt.
, 1880-10-08

CLEVELAND. o.. Oct. 7.-EETR0LEuM-stsour
Standard whito, 1lu test lite.
FtrTsnrng, oct. 7.-rrTnoLKuN-Excftcd and
higher: crude. unieh ccr4ttrntes closed NJ {ci
aued, l:c Philadelphia delivery.
, 1880-10-08

mixed, &c. Oa.a Httong and hleher: No. MIXED.
ait4L,c Nge duIl NJ. + e3,4essk. Barley dulss MOI
.,rMosistoss-rori dull! round 10y. t1Sm @ @lnhhns: ,:
,iu!I, si.ss*!.7t. iae.,M enslefs taia *sis. e.1A
Wnlskf-Nsendy at flIH . ......
Itl'Trkn-Ytendf; chDtEo NeAtofn HesttvE, z3E124cs
ch0jc0 C6ntrai OHIO, ltAAc.
, 1880-10-08

Special uhpateh to Tbs CAteago Tribune.
DArlt. Ont. Oes,T.-Early this morning four of
the crew of tho propeller ArtncntA Ut 1nronto,
flnln Ogt1cnsb.,rg for TINT city with Hrneral
cnrun urrjvcdl lore III ono Ut tho llfp- boRts, and
rcpnrted tho steamer disabled nnar tho FMlse
illicks. A tllE fruul Ktugston went to her and
brought her III.
BTTLL AOft0USn.
hpsetat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
1tMtBEHHrnuntl, Ont. Oct, 7.-Su GhunRe in
steam. lnrHo Henry Chisholm. Sho ts sttll tn
l,nis IllNilCc lBluti ttuof. Tic tug N0oth, with
yclI,tDtler ,Jcaste Urumulond,. ls fghterIug her
Cnrgo vt corn.
pflOKE DOWN,
Sy,etat DtsrateA IL TAs fhttaao 7rtatsnt,
SANtl IlEArl(. NIcl1,, Oct. T.-rho BtrHln~hntEo
PlymDnth is In hnrisDr, Drok0 down. Tho rest Ut
tho tlcGL ttaR NIt GONG nut.
Wiud soulholt3t, l!Kht.
, 1880-10-08

NEfFALO, II. T.. t}ct. T.--GlAtH-Nheat Ia fair
speculative detnnndi nn.n'nny unchanged, 1o,uD bit
No, hnr iMMh urt.,ber. ht tli4 ihh BIT 'hAt t,n'f
uctnb'r IT q 1s{s A!p bM Ten. at 3fnat CuIn ,iui
and tttn. harley dulis .ar ~ao m Track NJ sfste
CANAL FNEt1Nrs-F}rm; HhcAt G4ot Cor:, u.
, 1880-10-08

NEW ORLEANS, Oct ;.-corToS-It7eRutnr nnd
casy, uddltnR tllc, low m'ddllnR. io4c Eood ordl-
nary !9ie: MT reee!P. +9li bales: E!o.s TX.
stock, tu414. '
, 1880-10-08

NEW TpIx. Oct. 7.-Ll1ht weight clothing WOOL
ems In bet,er demand by cnh!oTs, bus heavy uooions
egnlAln quiet Cn Inod& In nnacritu reGusst hnd
t,rm: rs.n quiet ~ it:t hands tngllnm. los ael.
Irregular demand. and sllkD selling poorly nt auoo
, 1880-10-08
PORT OF CHICAGO.
4ttlftyAI.q.

atInr SlieboJgnn, slanisaw,,c. aun'lr!cs.
Htn,r Alrcmn. A,'lskcpn.,. aul,dr"s;
r I.r Il l9r ,1;. Sh'on, 1'orr snn,'sS s,l,ss
I'r,If, I. 4. FNxt0Li. koEth IInetn, sunhrics.
Prop Alaska. llnfalo. stlnlrses.
rrop Ma.scugcr, ii. .losnrt, nun.lr,os.
!'r'p i. q. petcfF, Manistee. I!'ltt,er.
pror trlt Il. Owen, l:sca.sas'R+ irGn-urc.
i,roi' t,couto, t:rc:s, lIay, sn,!lrics.
r'rap 1rrsluer. N.!skegun. lumber.
l'r0t New Er,t, urAM,l ffnyeIl, towing.
Prop Luke &rle, C<Il!iuK~ts,t1, stlantrtcS.
Schr g. H1chc!sn,s, 1.idNgto,1. lt,'llbcr.
s sehr !! ;lsn'ny q st,,!Irn. Sans!ec. tuna.sr: r.
selr Albumin, ai,lsl.Haot, !us1tttr.
ssnr nprnE r I ttxat s%ttss nber; 5sr,n.r
achr hfnXnoliN, Luli,,Kton, wt,d.
kelr ". b. Oxeu, NNnislec. lumber,
Fchr Anlrcw ,lHeksnu, stnn.stce. lumber.
t,unr i.iyp tiak. Harms i'icr, Telegraph poles.
acllr " Cupron. 3lanlstco. lu,nllur.
fchr Clirpar City, afanIatce, lumber.
sehr f. Hots ssyI; ias,soS E1ie eos 'o00f'
schr ,rwn Fanul!s. Chctmyan, bark.
@ Ss,r y. +. IisgEto: Escan'aea: 1'. Iron % ore.
Schr Nellie l&eanEtun. Erlc. coti
schr AIpAtrosa, sluskeKo,.. lumher.
Hchr \. u: lloers, htRnlstcc. iu.hber.
schr ;lcasla Linn l:scanaba, lron orc.
ssr ss%r T. T. fss fSssS sata ssfsfS Tsaxo snHs5 ixi
Echr i.un!nrtnai,. Hiack Cruck, lumber.
Hchr Hpy. rentwatcr. lumber.
Sttlr TtMNEfcr, 0rln1 liMSnn. lumher.
s;rhr Mary AnialidA. Gram! Haven, lumbat.
Schr Gitynf ErlS. tiran4 llayen, lntnher.
schr I s.a sHranI. Whits :,Ls' Lake ,'hs ln!ahsr.
'schr Loo, Gr4tl.l liayet,, lu.nbcr.
ser %'!!ie Gl 2o!!!t, araiid ll,issi,. lumber.
Rchr =. llAtts, MuskeXDs1, InInbcr.
ECht II. +. Wuitc. tiu8kCHDll, lumber.
kchr y. Da!l. MuskuHeu lutnler.
ssr sru.et;s Il T. sss5; G;IaS mS1fsxe%, fsxye, a%ser 1k
t'uhr ". 81. !iawklns, siuskrgon, lumber.
SGhr !: ~. Forrest. Mtlske.goll. lun,ter.
r SSr l. EliuaMaI S @his fssc, ' iamper.
Echr A1atlhM, Nrnsse Print. gr1lvel.
schr !!en: aIgc!. wn!to Lake, railr;,aa tics.
schr isaeluc. stuskegnn. ll,m!er.
schr picrrcpont, stuskcgou. lumber.
AcTEAL sAtLtS0s.
smr shsnovFs; M"'tw,S s1iFsea
Prnn fsDrlcAs, tauncalck. shntirIrs.
E:"p Si;Ss.e';gsr ST 1op sSndrtss !, ,at e.
sc6r I'D. cievsiau1: huIalo. II fSJ III snru.
schr ]. Narta seott: tsuttalo. Y. .du hu corn.
EAT EAT A fiatIsaS' Say' f9ni" niI S @ IL 81 'r, :"r:
Echr ilerscho!, stc.,nninee, H.o00 hs cnrn,
sssf sf mE.!%ans; T. a1s 1'1, t!tIa1S Is ~ y, ts5r eth,
sssr sssr l. .T'S Wassa W.s isfss @ 81 81 sor. sorn.
fSep rep f!s vs!,spS spsX aa afa IL S1F, roru 10,
ic* iurd, Rnt! slindr!t,s.
Prop llosinn, I}uuH|o, 1s0N bu corn. 1900 tc
sebr isesa@pioa, @ FS1d iiises. W III SIi. uour INT
fsf'ss a'sss,!ey nuss'e 4, : eu corn.
nrup Argy!e. M1ntrgal, lu.;uo bn es'rtt.
r,sop EeW E!s. Grand Haven. .awtus.
A. A f3rfimHrV Nnn1t1InNh
, 1880-10-08

TDIknn, O., Oct f.-ilNAtN-Nhpat sseady; Nm. 5
whita Wabash. n94ci No. ! while Michigan, g73Is;
amber Aich9nn. spot snd Octobsr. Ns,su, No. rcd
Wabash, spot, tttt October, B.ael November &lst,
~; splecled. ao amber l1iuois. &Il,s. No. J red
mixed. c. cVri-A0. spot, t+,4ui SoTember, <I4cs
Nts white, tlo. Q*la qut.tt Nc. Al :s's{c
tjlaea-W laAt ttaeri No, red spot, pQ4fet ucto.
!,s!, ;yQi November. t!Oli nac*MGaf f12ss' Jsilu-
AHsA }Fa-Whea. llauu 1us corn, la.u0 tp, oa,s,
,9ntrxExTs-WheAt.a aaluu bu, corn. A00 hu, oau,
1MG b.
, 1880-10-08
141H"E(3n,


DswE8o. Oet. s.-GHAtS--Whcat ateadyt No.
pa1utll+ sl.to, hard do, kl.t: torn quct md uh-
Ehauked. 3s@-
, 1880-10-08

GMtttsiah Att4s.
A gentleman told hls coIured servant yoster-
day;
"Mntll1y, II y0u will bring buck tho right
rhNHYt from sAnrkrt every M01hfuE I'll giye You
u tltIllnr u mouth u1trH."
"put ,sr Wltt uealh Dorrr tt. fnl hasn't GOT 10
fdeo what 0lx business dis bean urM IL d0iu'.'
, 1880-10-08

iFCIkHLS URN hlt lHTltET t4MutIil4unbA NH(tuEHi
Rthn,ncr tIayid vnnrc cni.l, FIRE to Milwaukee.
ut 70 cents pr ioclno at II; schsnncr liza KrIst.
s !" G,eaiF .G 1T - seu; Ls,msr n2s!
ltish'.rit, spteaei ir,s 10 Chieae,'. II.
Canal frelxhts unchanged: wt,'Nt At 8}f ccnta
md c.rn at ccnts. canHl ahlpnt"nts. :i9,0M
bushels,
Special Dltphseh II The Chicago Tribune.
pciicr inrtnsS: scan. l,arvrs Nni,snt. i:Fyrtis,,
nm! !u.isnrts. stnry frlnHto nlid large. snin.
n tr: q l. %srl!xt: ttn hx fty ;tx,,1 9,
;%!sh sss': Y: i %syIr, y X. S"s:' 'f5S;;s 9s
ras:sd an~i'rcl*'!!srs Toledo, taaho,, ccne.
tna.,9f. lmdnin. Cc!tto:, stcnIn. 0atKr* shn!lac,
s,url mud largcs jn!ncs bavf'taon Ht'ta canaortt
~ nshr K,ns sSoSts L. a. Assti0 Aw0
Hercules; tug Samson nud cbnsoE8.
iNlsr nuttnS.
saujiae, G!ly 81 coneor, Toicdo Idaho. i}nrslo;
iN~S.~in,Mi'sr ~Salina au, ha!re,, lturon
Llty md co.lsrrt; schuoncrs Jamaica, Niagarn.
Wini s!'ath. brisk; weather lne. -
nn-propclfcra i,,iirulo. tiah,. narliuston aud
s"rt stc'ner S cty Of Cessisd;p pseh"onurs La
zIn 4. Law, b. O: Fnrt. smith md Post.
nowntI'ropclless 'recuu1seh. 4. Eyo Fett, Cor
GrnrRp King md burgess: hchooncr tstcn!Gcr.
Wind south, brlskt weather cloudy.
EsuAyAnA.
Special Dtsrateh 10 T7.e Chteoeo Tribune,
EsCAxANA. Mich. Oct 7.--Arrlreh-ach01utr
Gsngcs: Lucinda, Van yMlktnhurK. Pathfinder.
4 Stewart, Canideu, Alice lucharis. MInnio
CIcaret,- ,-propclIers Fred Kelly. ". L. nsovn,
M1nnesutA; sGnthinerA Lucerne. s. J.. Illtsen
Mss, ktsssa L atS saa s sau.Sn Snsi H:o f eb
arla.
l.. DULUTH.
Spsetal ntspatth tn Tat t'attaee Tribune.
DULCTll, MlItn., Oct. 1.-ttccctpts, 1.C00 hush.
ct.; shipments. o,to bushels; In storc.ila','po
~ ,,1s;r'Tei@ +; Propeller City of u'ush schooner
sFT{Srpssss cHns sss cty ed Of Ds',s %Sss
sTrRGEoN mar,
Special nspateh 10 Iht Chteaao 1ttouns.
srURtEa,s pax. wis. Oct. il, 5,r,fes!osday' via
Pusscti through. tlown-Propeller bismarck
I'assad .Sss t'':say- schooner Rainbow.
tlGmrtctl-Tilg Gregory with tUw.
Wind south. fresh: weather cfcAr.
rOtsT pAt.tlorstE.
Sptetat Dtspaseh to TAt Chicago TrtblnA
n"n ja .to @ st H1as to
0gtlenshurR. ltilnlcr: Nevada. ChlcaRu tU King
su whem. Il L. MerF'tt ab, GhsnRn 81 70 kkgs9 kt,gs9n
e"rn; rroi,eilcr AbercromDit, iudnaton 70 Or
dousulir1;, lumber.
MARQUETTE.
Special DLpdtch to The Chicago Tribune.
MARQUETTE, Mich. Oct. i4-pnssed up-Pro"
Arrlyed-ProreltcFsp sparta; schooncrs sumatra,
.cIeared-Propeticr j. Whiting; schoonors
Guiding Star, WaRstaR.
CLEVELAND.
Special Di,pafeh 10 The Chtetso 1t1ouae.
CLEVELAND, o., Oct. s.-CleAreh-Fur Chicago:
FrunFlIrrA NG1FNEkG. tt1tt8tGU. kt& JtOul3. StufA
, 1880-10-08

KANSAS CITY,
Spttfat Dtspd&eh to The Chteaoo Trtbuns.
KANSAS ClTY. No. Oct i.-The rrtts Current 70.
ports:
Observation-Disclosures tho past weok. tGtnn BIT,
shipments :p,tai bu; market rnori M ss.s r3ic,
.lc Decs ;G,fHs w. Saah, IT,! ccto1st. ;aaG: NJ.
wUtk. ~ hi, Rhrntens, la3s bri lowcsi No. 2.
cash. 1.sNct DctnhaE, s)Ac.
, 1880-10-08

Fur neuFalya, pa!ns and aches tp tho back
kidneys ur lttnts-liop Dllters,
, 1880-10-08

hcen OF, tho market atnce Monday. without lnl-
Iny p,trrht+rrs for thnir cnrk ,,cs,
l'lie ing J.. A. Crslwtnr, cnxaactl In towing yca-
trrtlir. under tho c1mmAnd OF Capt. f5rctt
Drr,Wcr.
4 Hancock mud English Ilaa flies fru.n tho
masthead Of tho Milwaukee, cMrhl schooner III.
u. aGE,vc.
Half Il Ra1c nf wind wes blowing yc4tertlay Mt
f:.cAnn In ,utl Marquette fruts! tho sni,sh md Mt
Alt,Gin niln Milwaukee, irtni THO enilthcNat. .
This mnrntng tho tin Wniri nr. Crawford will
tnw tho lunltcr-lnden schOuntr ttatph Campbell
10 South CAc,no.
Nnw CantnIns 1T tugs and propel1ors complain
that tho lenrr 0r Atlal.l* reel bridge a i!lak.
Ing himself nbt,nxlh,ls t,y fnul.m,lthr'l nlttsu
hurled Ut thnul tho sn'.t trivial pr1yocatton.
, 1880-10-08
ClNfslSSATI.

), CINCINNATI O., Oct T.-fLoUM-Dull and 4h-
changed.
GkAla-WhsAt steadyi Nc. 3rcd winter 9a1.ec. No.
. k4ahtr uu1i as ytc. torn act1TS ind dfnt No. !
, 1880-10-08
TURIsESTIET
INDIANA.

WItA1x1roS, y. T.. Oct 7.-Srln1Ts TuHrEHrl.
STEADY At Hc.
, 1880-10-08

frctalts, hut Vessels arc worry SCARCE. Cnnt
frciRhts firm at. fnr1ncr nuotntlons.. Chartcrs:
RthuA,ncr t)ayil VnnGc. cthl, FIRE to Milwaukee.
tn,al 10 Chicnp. nt 10 cents; IHtrinscr, nok!,
Cleveland to lh!cnx'A nj II: sehponer II. q.
ltfrtMr4A, sptc1El irt,n 10 ChirHEtl. II.
Canal frcXhss unchanged: wt,'slt nt 8}f cci,ta
nnd ts,rn at ccnts. CanHl shipments. :s9, UN
bushels,
, 1880-10-08
| 1.Gayt. lArrit.,

H., ~, ,rn .''nn % :r..: g t!sl ,rp<.1t,f" " tNrt-.
rnrn md Ennnc!l ltlu!f, nnI I'uI,'ntT Rlesncr Ia
snmn Gy ah no sraln itMvinR fhin4 +, nj i9.7i = n
road rnns r1nnn anv other form ot
n-nrrnt esl-npr IT Walls ind Kfn.d.st&
b-hot'nt rornorof tsAnIl md K1nkIa-stA
ehse7Eos Hurttnxt"n II Quincy Rait~nnd.
For MnpN. Gau do. uuuks. Time. .tnh'oa neorIua,r
AccnnitntlAtiHns aptlJ at nny at tho fi,linwtnss
r. tS u, + II shea C,rt
pofthaat curnor lsundoIph md Htnia .stsa inot ~
lnasnnn@av urnna Contsnl Dern, curnar t'NnAi nj
htAt1lk1n tH. tfti NG.. Sttc. VAN
, 1880-10-08
Stockholders Meeting.

Tho Annual Mcetlng nf stocxhoder. o Tho l!nlon
Rendering Company Will bH held IN ahn s!fcs Of tho
1rrsanrer E1c6an3e !'ulldnx, slnlon stotx, fascs,
Wr,usay, trt. IL Ut uc!uck 4. fpr tho GfGctllH
Ht lrcutA aud such nthgr bIs!Rcna ~ Euay legally
>N's iiEiI If. WILLIAM, 6ccro,Ary
, 1880-10-08

y
Special D.,pafth 10 The Chttteo 11buae.
CLEVELAND, o., Oct. 1.-CleAreh-For Chicago:
Trtlrellcrs Scbr,lsRa. Chnfsteu. Rt Louis. Star.
rucca: sehooners Z, j, AiMgill. j.. G. Dutta.
Cnnrtert-lr0pcIler Fletcher: sohpunnrS fr0r-
ton, T.. +. I!cals, orc, Sfurnuotte to Cleveland,
private terms.
, 1880-10-08

MhiROEi4L-
Bpeetdt Dtypdtch to The Chicago Tribune.
MAttQuETrE, Mich. Oct. T.-passed up-Pfo.
perrs ChinA, Atlnnttc.
Arrtteu-PropcltcFSp Sparta; 5chooncEs Sumatrh,
Genia. ..
Clcarcd-Prupcttcr j. Whiting: schoonors
Guiding Star, WnRsraN.
, 1880-10-08

Special Dtspateh 10 Tht Chicago tribune.
ErURnEl.H BAY, Wis, Oct. G-fesor3ay, via
cnt,al. Mrrivctl-'rilg 1rcRnry with tow.
Pusscti through, tlown-Propeler Bismarck
towing three hurgrs.
1'nssutl ,!Dwn tH.tiay-Schnnnor Rainbow.
t}epArtctl-l'1lg HruHury With tUw.
Wind south, fresh: weather cicar.
, 1880-10-08

Chicago d V~4t~v@ Jl1l1nts k1llFoAt
tDoa vIIl0 ltG4tab
Ticket ticea n CtaTk-4L, Palmer House. arIHdHt.
AiGiur ind s.0wast.4vA
, 1880-10-08

tMH l1al ahn tn1 tuR FI5ssi0 Imle'ckb VI lno
u,Alh river SuatsruaY morning.. THO Onk LcA1
W. Mas nelnE tnwol by tho tilE l'ntlGr yvhnn the
'Ih"!cko run iiltn lcr. crushing aud completely
se%,nE M1,s r.. has .ar INV, , =, ,o,,-
etays carried away yratnEt!9y by contact with
tho North a6utticnt Of ti.o Wells strict bridge.
snuutl C}iCatitl HAHunr,
The tug q. II, Green yrstertlny towcd TO Routh
cbcavf, L tItt.I4e mn, ihn.e 'i,tInn.srxs %htch
nre to ho etlpluyeti In s,nereUinp tho cbAnAeI
from TIC aast ers Of tho hlrlH'r pltEs
y and tnraupnnht tho now hntsh Cale1ig0
N0llinR" hIl CtHr'!ly's sint!' works SLIP. TAgre
hto now Alio1cthoF fo,r tlrcdxcs etKhEed in th!s
, 1880-10-08

:- r.. DULUTH.
Special rttpatth tn The thttaet TtthAnt.
DuT.CTil, Mlltn., Oct. 7.-isccctpts, e0,0D htlsh.
btsshnts Whtut. ..-......
..ATriycl-Propolle City Of Duluth: schooner
Maple Leaf.
Deartcd-pnnpellcrs China. City Of Duluth,
John Uitcn; sctopncrs Sophia 3flnch, Abblo
i. Antlra.tYs. -
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ADRIAN.

Barber & Bros. are doing a very fine
business in their mill.
Uncle Joe Poots has his organ and
little wagon and is going to Luverne to
see his many friends.
The looming woman" appeared at the
residence of Mr.. Boyd north of Adrian
and left young princess.
DR.. Sullivan will locate here this week.
Mr.. Wegen received a new supply of
furniture during the week.
Several colony folks came on Monday
and Sunday. There are about As fami-
lies here now.
J. H. Mcdonnell is going to Sioux
Falls for few days.
Chas. Niepert is about to put up a
new dwelling in Adrian.
There was a heavy storm here on Sun
day with considerable hail.
Messrs. Flowers and Small are under
full Roadway with their Little Rock
school house.
Mr.. Newell has moved into his house
again for the Summer.
Mr.. Weston has moved into Mr..
Rice's house.
E. Cooper has several rooms to rent.
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A1edu, Au'S "O1"'s C1CeloS
Sores. rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain in
the Bones. Side and Head, Female
Weakness, Sterility, J.eucorrhna, arising
from internal liberation. and. Uterine
disease. Syphilitic and Mercurial dis
eases, Dropsy. Dyspepsia, Emaciation,
General Debility, and for Purifying tho
Blood.
This Sarsaparillais combination of
vegetable alternatives Stillingia. Man.
drake, Yellow Dock with the lo<liles
of Potassium and Iron, and is the most
efiicacious medicine yet known for
the diseases it is intended to cure.
Its ingredients are so skilfully COM
bined, that the full Alternative effect of
each is assured, and while it is 80 mild
as to be harmless even to children, it il
still so cffectual as to purge out from tho
system those impurities and corruptions
which develop into loathsome disease.
The reputation it enjoys is derived
from its cures, aud the confidence which
prominent physicians all over the coun-
try rcI"se in it. prove their experience
OF its usefulness.
Certificates attesting its virtues have
accumulated. and are constantly being
received. and as many of these cases arc
publicly known, they furnish convincing
evidence Of the superiority of this Saf-
sararilla over every other Alternative
medicine. So generally is its superb
GRITTY to any other medicine known, that
we need do no more than to assure tho
public that the best qualities it has ever
possessed are strictly maintained.
PREPARED m
Dr.. J. c. AVER l. CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and An~fyfie.s1 Ckss,5sts
oOLn HI ALL DRUGGISTS EykkT Nh4RA
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SEW1 RD.

EDITOR ADVANCE: When will men
cease to set out prairie fires and let
them spread and run whichever way the
wind chances to blow them, regardless
Of the consequences and damages that
may be caused thereby? Much destrut-
ton has been caused by prairie fires in
this county during the past seyen years.
But for the first time believe since the
settlement Of Mobiles County has it be-
come necessary to record so sad an
event as the death of Il human being
from the inevitable recklessness in set
ting out prairie fires. Last Tuesday,
the 18th inst. fire was started on Sec
ton nineteen in this town, and though
tolerable still day, the flames spread
rapidly in Ill directions, compelling
farmers in the vicinity to quit their
seeding to rescue their property and
premises from impending danger. On
that day the fire burned the stable, all
the hay and seed oats for Horace Hill,
All aged person living on section thirty
until recently when he moved to Fulda.
[Our correspondent here gives an &C.
count of the death of Mr.. Gage from
the fire, but rs we have a full account
elsewhere, we omit his-Ed.]
A severe hal! storm passed over this
part of the county last Sunday between
one and two O'Clock y. NJ. The fog was
50 thick and the sky became so dark
that in order to see at all it became nec-
essary to light lamp. Thinking there
must be All eclipse on the sun to cause
such darkness we searched all the alma
macs at home for the record of an
eclipse. Failing in that we instantly
made peace with all the world, compos-
ed ourself the best we could and SOL
EMMY awaited the coming event. Tie
darkness lasted about an hour.
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e. Is. IOVELEsS,
Worthington, MINI.
Raw
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ASSESSORS MEETING.-The Asses
sor's of the different towns Of Mobiles
county will meet on Saturday, April ~.
ut the Auditors office, for consultation
in regard to the duties of the Office and
to receive assessment hooks and blanks
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RyyRNEn IN Y>nl Tx

We mentioned in last weeks AD-
VANCE the fact that Phineas Gage, of
Seward, had been seriously burned by a
prairie fire on Wednesday, the 14th.-
Mr.. Gage died on Thursday and was
buried on Saturday. On Friday we
called at the farm of Weston Gage, son
of the unfortunate man. and from him
learned the particulars of tile old gen.
tleman's DEATH.
1t seems that a prairie fire came in
from the west, and while Mr.. Gage, jr.,
was back firing about the base of hill
to the north of the house, the old gen.
tleman crossed the hill to see about the
fire on the other side. While there,
it seems, some one set a fire in the rear
of MIR. Gage which swept down upon
him with the speed of the wind. He
was some forty rods from strip Of
breaking but old and lame he was una
BILE to reach it before the fire caught
him. Seeing that flight was useless, he
tore up the grass and the earth and ell
deavored to save himself but the fire
rushed upon him and fired his clothing.
He had on.a heavy overcoat which he
removed probably in an effort to smoth-
or the flames. All the details of the
horrible struggle are not known, but
his clothing was all burned off and the
skin over the whole body was scorched.
His finger nails were found on the
prairie where he had clawed up the
ground probably using the soil III his ef-
forts to extinguish the fire. In this
condition he cr-pt to the top of the hill
and shouted for help. His son ran to
him and carried to the house. He liv-
ed about "a hours after being burned.
Mr.. Gage was an OLD gentleman. a.
bout 70 years of age. This is the first
casualty of the kind which has occur
rod tho c0uOtv
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Red Wing is the most orderly town
for it's size in the State. 1t had only
one drunk last week. That beats Wor.
thington We had five DRINKS and u
half last week and We have always
boasted of our temperance charter
What has become Of the temperance
meetings and workers.-Journal.
We do remember something about
temperance meetings which used to be
held in Worthington once a month,
when the people all came together and
expressed their views. The gang, head
ed by Kohrer, decided to break them up
and got a motion through to change
them to some evening other than Sum
day. This proved failure. An at
tempt was then made to change back
to Sunday evening, but the clergy
thought it was wrong to have the peo-
pie talk on Sunday evening, that privi-
lege being delegated to them by the
Lord. SO they got the matter arrang-
ed to have temperance sermon preach
ed once month. This also was fail
ure, and now there are. no appliances
for stiffening temperance sentiment
The morbid jealousy and spite of the
Rohrer ring broke up the temperance
meetings and have reduced the strength
of the churches one half. A prominent
church member told us the other day
that the conduct of the Rohrer stripe
of church me nber in Worthington,
with their hypocricy. dishonesty and
trickery, had about disguised him with
churches.
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New because It IS only within the last few
years that it has been improved and brought
within tile reach of every one; old in principle
first patent taken out nearly twenty years ago.
and cases made 1T that time and worn ever
since, are nearly as good rs new. Read the fol.
lowing which is only one case of many hundreds
your jeweler can tell OF similar ones:
MANSFIELD. "a. May 2Sth, 1878.
have a customer who has carriet one OF
Boss Patent Cases fifteen years and knew it
two Years before he got 1t, and it now appears
good for ten years longer.
H. E. OLSEY. Jcweler.
male Of two plates of solid gold Zone outside
and one insidel covering every part exposed 10
wear or sight. the great advantage If these solid
one. Boss is The only patent case with which
there Is given written warrant, OF which the
following Is a facsimile: