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, 1880-01-05

THE open winter In MN1ly seotto,,s Of tho
country, nu,1 tho prevalence or mud t,lstelHl uf
nmow in Iltnola, slsca mt oxtenl to tho TX
tenssyo p|1,erica pf Wisconsin, Michigan, AMI
Mtnt,1sota, whore THO slctRhlng Is gosal and tho
ycnrs Tho boom In tho prico Of llmllor hus
Rlrcn Increased aotlvlty tD tho iMarkol, a,sl an
unusually busy aoasun is anticipated. III Wis.,
cnnatn. especially. preparations for mi ill.,
usually large business h,,vn lloEn tlnilc ni,t tho
wooda IN tho vicinity of tho Chippewa, st. Croix,
Enn Caire. Wisconsin, Ototitn, md Stoimtnoneo
1lyers arc already nlvo with nicn nntl teams.
nnd logs by tho million nro lulrH banked. In
tho Suites named aborc, tho plnp numbering In
tcrcat Inns nss11tnot1 inlrnenso proportions, nud
when 1t la III n prosperous condition itH heAlthy
1mpntus IL lsnpnrtod to I'LL departments Of busi-
neys,-" when tho iogs como dowi,."
, 1880-01-05

Nl., T1LpEy thought Gov. Garcolon occu-
pied high constitutional grounds" Sly palnlny
will hh u!lagrtcl to &oart th.t tho Court ut lust
resort In AlNinu Lltters With hun ln rogatl to tue
legality Of Garcclon'a position.
, 1880-01-05

TIE Yazoo plan Of carrying elections
sooIns 10 DO more reliable tran tho plan adopted
III Maln1.
, 1880-01-05

Gov. GA1.oELoS ought to bo obliged ~ to
cx-t3ov. Morrill, for suggesting an 1ruoal to tho
Bup,yms Court, an.i ~ tu tho bupre1nu Court for
furnishing him with respectable method Of "a.
cApIng fsum an utltennblu position.
, 1880-01-05

TuE london L!fo remarks that the ifssnl-
her thrro aeuIss to hU ,nl'toky for tho fnlnnus
mct md wo1nen III tho OLD World. Thrso ll,iR-
trL1us fuulnlo sovcyc1gns Nro sick ut tho stno
ttnfc,-tEe Empress OF itussfl, tho Qucpl Of
Italy, and tho Queen Of Sweden. Serious Mt
tcmpts hnvo been 1na'!o upon tho lives of
thr4o Ut tho crowned hrn.!a OF Europc,-
tho Emperora Of 1iussta and Gcr1nany, and
tho King If Itnsy. Thrco foreign potontates
tavo lecn 1laroRscsscd,-tho Aiuuor of Cah,ll,
tho Khedvo or Egypt, md tho Zniu King. Three
celebrated aotnrs hnyo dos1,-Fn'concr, li,,ck-
stone, anG Matthew'S. It tho Lifc had Iaokcli
over hero 1t might hAvo sn!d TINT thrco alr-
bilious nsptrnnts for tho Democratic nonstna-
tlon for President fnd plAycsl mt tlolr hnnds,-
Tlldcii, Tl,lrlna,l, n1l1 Hendricks.
, 1880-01-05

"trnE Judiciary IL the cltat!el Of our liber-
tlos," cried II bourbon papor tho othor day.
Vol, 1t really looks like It up In 3lninu,
, 1880-01-05

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, 1880-01-05

THE Democratic party ut tho country
onKht now to c1nmor fur tho Impeachment Of
tho Judges Of tho 6aprenlo Ct.urt In 1laine.
, 1880-01-05

In 1876 tho Democrats were scD0petl by tho
decision ct an . tn Commsslpu. Now, In
Malne, they aro kicked out Ut court by tho de-
uIs!0u of too,
, 1880-01-05

T1rESupreme Court of Maine hAs mt .luwn
on Gov, dMsueton ~ hcAyiiy u the Supreme
Court ut Wisconsin sut down on Gov, HatstQw In
, 1880-01-05

1IIE Ntchmoild StltG tIOn't caro- nnythlnS
for tho platform, and still i0sa shout tho csltnll-
tlatc, nnly 50 tho Democracy ean iofunt tho No-
puh!!cuns. Tho Soltd South will shit tts eyus,
open It's mouth like yatIt1s rnbilt. al.l awal>
m IT,
, 1880-01-05

TnK Philadelphia Churcl, Choir "plna-
foro" Company "wont Nil tn pisces" ut lIol-
yoku thiMss.) lust wook, md tho ll,ttntDrs were
nn1y nblp tn Hot buck hanie Through tho ltE,crlli
ty Ut tho rli.ruatl companies. Now, wllen thuy
,lau uskcl II toy nuvor ntand to trlyel aguIn,
thoy sl,,llu grizzly a1d WY, We'll, hardly oyor.7
, 1880-01-05

"TllE Electors shall elect" says the Mains
Supreme henqh, -
, 1880-01-05

YESTERDAY no doubt but that tho fn,Alllar
hymn WIS sung ln many III thu churches Ut
alaiao With this refroshiug and appropriate re-
fr1l!n.
Anl ever tho right comes uppoEross,
AMI ufet IL 14Btit1 dune,
, 1880-01-05

EvE1ty ,nln In favor of GrA,t's nomination
~ raldy tn Yiso anlne 8nrt Of II reason far II.
Hero e0nos thu Cleveland Ledtler mil snys TINT
tho fr1suds In Maine demand his denomination.
II tho hup rrDp shGlI fail tho hreweta so.,l1 seo
in 1t tho necessity Ut hAvlng strong nun ut tho
hclll Ut thu G0yprIllN0lIt,
, 1880-01-05

When certain ignorallt Justice Of tho
peueo had his attention called to tue particular
section ut tho law tlsat tlAtly cnatzual!otcl hIs
deoiso1l, hs replied that he always disagreed
with tue Revised Statutes. IN thnt particular.
Little Congressman nlagx, OF Wisconsin. wl.oso
phuto WIS prtutotl tho other tluy IN the Now
York Hft1pl.to ~ nna of the twenty-five protti-
ncnt lawyers IT. Wisconsin, will pr'bably diva
gren with tho Huproulo Court OF Malne. .-nragx
having Kiyen his loyal opinion ttat Onrcvlon
and hls rruwd OF CO. -osdtnnta rnscnl1 we1o right.
, 1880-01-05
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, 1880-01-05

StR. IlANpurY, In the December number OF
tho Nf,xteeath Century, haa very unjust, Tory
artiulo, calling Oroooo +" tho spo!lt child Of Eu-
rope" Mr. Shaw I.etevru, M. p. has delivered
q i1,asterfy reply utterly demoltshlng the posi-
ttots OF IIanhlry, showing how very much tho
Uppastt Of spollt child Greece hsa really been.
Indeed, sha might much better ho tesmel tho
Cluderella Of Eusope,-Tuskey having bseu its
, 1880-01-05

TlIE Madison correspondent OF tho AIll.
wa,lkeo Snn.iaU Telegraph writes tn that paper
th.t tho Stuto Convention for tho purpose of
electlng tlelegatesta to tho National Republican
Convention Will probably bo held III Fol'rslary,
md that delegates will bo elected favorable tn
lIfatsIo, hut frton,'.y atsHto Grant. Ill caso It
shull bo npparunt that Grant Is to he nominated
without ser!uus op1nSltlon, thoy will yt,to for
him. hut II ll.nno has show th0y will ynto for
Illnine.", ",1't1ta correspondent must be unusually
will Informed IL t0 Ia nblo tn tcll Just how thu
wtnlu delegation will yOtu oven In ntlyIneo Of
tholr appointment. Frobably 10 moans to say,
whit IL u.nrhaticnity true. tAt II tho Btate Con-
yontiun retlucts tho Wishes of tho Republican
party Ut Wisconsin they, will Holoot tlolcgutoa
tayon.blu tn tho uon[aation of Mr. ulatno. A
Stnto Convention ~ sometimes controlled by
po!tlclans a,sd wtrs-puilers, aud tho pnpulAr
sentiment Of tho RINK and flo Of tho party has
no voioo !u 1t,
, 1880-01-05

MoYtckcs'A ThcntrG.
Madison street, hetwccn nenrl,nrn md atate+ I'm.
RaRoment Of Mt. md Mis-. T. f. llatdmarn. "1tanl-
lar
, 1880-01-05


Randolph stroot. between Clark md In sallo En-
RnRement OF tho Collier Combination. "Thu llnnkera
paNRhtar,"
, 1880-01-05

THE Arlzonn Situcr HcIt Ut Dec. 20 de-
votes [ts luutlng editorial to showing up tie
mining Interest Ut tlht Torrttnry. It Hnys thAt
lfonry Lcstllaky haa just so! hla ono-thfrt III
forest IN tho Lo,Kfellow Copper Milne, ut Clifton,
for $780, ind thnt those fn,ntliar with tho
property do not rcxard It RsA high price. 1t
thinks tho sttvor mines OF Ar!zona nro tho rich
eat In tho world anil gives sonlu statistics tint
10 to prove It. 1t prints tho certificate Ut tho
stute AKsnycr Ut California OF ten lots Of orc
which ,.ssaypd u total Of $49,a0l, Or MI ,vornEe
Ut $9,GtG to tho tun Ut 100 pounds 1T oru Anst
one !nt of lnost, dirt frolN tho sa&no o l,ssAycd
&l3o to tho ton. Tho lust ton takem from tho
Mack Norris htlnu yielded ovor $1p0. III tho
Globe mining d!atrlot $1,000 worth Ut orc WA
tnkun from ono ahnft turty fcot deep. Flat
letiHcs IN ltiollmonl Bnaln gnvo from s5,o00 to
$lb,000 per tul, md tho Silver King nreA
uaaly frulM $4,000 to $:a),000 pur tun. Susne
it1on Ut tho rlchncAs nf ttoao t,res nay ho g,th-
cred from tho fuet that tey aro drawn G0 1niles
by niulo tcnn,s to get thesn to tho l1sanyur.
Wells. tnrHo T. Co. oarriod from ArlzonR In 1875,
Of gold dust, silver fugo.s, h1.so bullion. md
ores, Slo0, ,0, and during tho yuar 1e70 tl.e sA1aa
Company has sht|I.est trum ths Single County uf
Iiual q, ,l0o,N0 III prouious nutula, which, tho
Sa'cr I3clt predicts, vii! 10 hut u ttho Ut whit
will be shipped tn IsSf.
, 1880-01-05

ITnverfyfs ThtR{rC.
Dearborn street, corner nf MONROE. Engagement
Of the ChIcaRu Church Cloir Company. MI. n. y
psnaf0re."
, 1880-01-05

Central AFustc.ltalt.
Stnic street, corner Of Nnndeaph Concert cn.cr-
tulntncnt. Miss Esnrnn T. Virsby.
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Illinois.

MAHoMET, March 15.-The acreage of
winter wheat, as compared with last year,
is at least double The prospect for yield
is not so good as last year, but it is at
least ten per cent. above general aver
age. Unless injured hereafter, there will
be abundance Of fruit, of all kinds.
yN.--
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-16
Three WO men i'm Court.

There was jury trial in Justice alley
the other day, says the Detroit Free
Press, in which nearly dozen people
living in the western suburbs were mixed
up as plaintiffs, defendants and witnesses.
1t appears that Mrs. Blank borrowed a
wash-tub of Mrs. Brown, and while in
possession of the borrower COW knocked
the bottom out After a neighborhood
quarrel, suit was brought to recover the
amount. Mrs. Blank thereupon put in
as an offset that she had nursed the
plaintiff for three days and received no
pay; 80
"why she did nothing while she was
there but hog down custard pie and tat
tie about the neighbors."
"Custard piel and who lent you the
sugar and eggs and lard to make itY'
shrieked the other.
His Honor put his foot down and
patched up a temporary truce and the
plaintiff took the stand to testify about
lending the tub and what it was worth.
She established the value at rs cents,
and here the defendant boiled over and
exclaimed:
"Seventy-fve centsl Why both ears
and the top hoop were off +! 1t was the
only tub she had had since her marriage,
and that was ten years agOp
"And I've had to lend 1t to you every
Tuesday all that timep' retorted the
plaintiff.
His Honor secured silence in the Court
and the defendant took the stand and
said that her services as nurse were
worth at least So.
"What allied the plaintiffp' asked the
lawyer.
"Well, I don't know as ought to say
that her husband struck her With
"Don't you dare say thatP interrupted
the plaintiff, "you know that fell down
the cellar stairsl If my husband hit me
on the head with meat-platter, as yours
did, Ir'-
II object!" exclaimed both lawyers in
chorus.
$50 do wei" added both females in a
breath.
His Honor pounded the desk until
everything ratified, and then a witness
was put on the stand to testify that she
saw the tub when it was lent and again
when it was damaged. She had scarcely
got started when the defendant, whose
witness she was, called out:
"You are not swearing as you agreed
TOP
"Ahl hal / make note of that"
chuckled one of the lawyers.
Your Honor, I object!" added the
other.
"And I wouldn't believe the witness
under oathl" put in the defendant.
"Who wants you toW squeaked the
witness. "If couldn't come into Court
with anything better than a calico dress,
and a ten-cent lace collar, wouldn't
hold my nose 80 highp
'This is too much--ten times too
much-and I want this Courtroom
cleared right outp' said His Honor, and
be turned the crowd into the alley.
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promising anu II III mas no Dllgnt mere
after there will be Q fine yield in this To-
cality. II is hard to tell cow, for seri-
GUS damage has been done crops by free
aes &C., in March and (early) April.
The fruit trees are Just budding out and
if spring is as favorable as winter, crops
will be good. There will be good
acreage Of corn and oats planted. Re-
tspectfully, LYNN & EaLER.
RENO, PA, March l5.-The condition
of the crops in this vicinity is very
good-better than they have been any
previous year, with no exceptions.
L. III. RUDIsEILE.
MARQUEE, Tex, March 12.-Crops
are hardly far enough advanced to tell
much about them. Corn is up nicely in
this section. No cotton planted yet.
Fruit is flattering. ]. H. TRAwEEK.
ST. GEORGE, KAN, March l5.-The
prospect for good crop of winter wheat
has been reported very good in this Sec
tion, although the open, dry and frosty
winter has been very hard on it. We
have had no fall of snow or rain since
December up to last Friday, when there
was light snow, which will be great
help to the fall wheat, as it was thought
the dry weather was damaging many of
the upland fields. Fruit, I think, is all
right yet, and bids fair to be very large
bloom; buds but little swollen yet.
N. II. ARMSTRONG.
HENRY STATION, TENNESSEE, March
15.-The prospects for wheat crop are
good now; also the prospects for fruit
crop. Forward wheat is thought to be
considerably damaged by the fly. There
will be large crop of cotton planted,
but preparations for the coming crop have
hardly commenced yet.
J. II. BROOCH.
FAYETTEVILLE, GA, March 15.-The
wheat crop looks well and seems to be in a
prosperous condition. There will be an
abundance of fruit if no more cold
weather comes to kill it out. People are
about ready to commence planting corn.
Oats look tolerable well. Clover looks
we'll, but little planted.
A. J. CROCKETT.
BELLS DEPOT, TENN, March 15.-
Peach and strawberry crop prospect
good at present. Wheat crop poor; ow-
ing to incessant rains farmers are full
three weeks late in getting ready for
planting. Cotton crop of 1879 and 1880
is splendid; not all yet marketed. Farm
ers have realized good prices, and are in
a better condition than they have been
since 1873. Great deal of meat spoiled
owing to warm weather in December.
]. A. DYER.
PARIS, TEXAS, March 13.-The pro-
spect for wheat, oats, barley and rye
were never better for the amount of
acreage. Some corn up and the farmers
already prepared to plough the balance
of crop. We in the South are ahead of
any previous year for the last twenty
five years in crop prospects, and we see
no cause yet why the fruit crop should
not be good. Our gardens are fine, some
afording vegetables ready for use. Far
ther south in our state, gardens are in
their prime Radish, beets, carrots,
English peas, &C., plenty on the market,
with cabbages, &C., ready for markets
that want them. Our State presents a
solid garden spot and only lacks people
enough to make it the Eden Of the
World. w. J. F. COLES.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-16

AURORA, March 15.-All the grain,
fruit, etc., in this part of the country is
doing we'll. 1t is thought thatno serious
damage has been done by the cold.
GEORGE HART.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-16

EDINBURa, CHRISTIAN COUNTY
March 15.-There are more acres Of
wheat growing in and around this
county than ever before to my knowl
edge, and the most of it looks we'll al
present. There is prospect of the largest
crop of wheat for many years, and as fol
fruit, it bids fair for good crop OF
peaches, and as for apples and other
small fruits, you can't say yet what they
will be. w. Fl. BRADLEY.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-16

The Family Liniment ID Is and 50 cents the
Horse, 90 cents, in pint bottles; the Derby Pow.
ders, Is cents box.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-16
READ THE CERTIFICATES.

From 8. l.. Cohen. Esq. President
Of the New York Consolidated Card
Company, 1873 William street.
NEW York, July %, 1877 :
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rheumatism, mosquito bites. and inward and out
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night, at my place at Long Branch, one of my
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Horse Liniment with most marvellous effect on
him. In an hour he was we'll 1truIy believe he
would have died without it. Your Condition
Powders are all you represent them to be. am
never without your preparations
Yours truly, s. L. COHEN.
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From Engineer o. ID. Taylor, Esq.

NEW YORK, December Doth, 1879.
] find by experience that DR.. Tobias Venetian
LinimenI beats the world, / have suffered tho
pains Of broken ribs and It was the only thing
that relieved me; he is entitled to the thanks Of
all sufferers O. D. TAYLOR,
Of Taylor d Co., Bankers, No II Wall street.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-16

From B. Lawrence, Esq. of the
Firm Of Ii, & Ii. Lawrence, 40
Maiden Lane, Importing Stations
ers.
NEW YORK, August L 1879
For many years have used DIR. Tobias Vene-
tian Liniment for various ailments, and always
found relief A short time ago had severe at
tack of lumbago al first gave it no attention.
but the pain increased so, that tried your Lini-
ment; two applications entirely cured me-
would not be without 1t for ten times its cost
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-16
Other States.

STAUNToN, VA, March 15-There
was large acreage of wheat sown last
fall and as general rule, it is now very
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-26

The following letter Of irqniry zee re-
ceived recently BY Coroner Jones aud pro.
cured from him BY . BAzoO reporter for
publication. A far o. ve hsve been ahl+
to learn no each msn ~ referred to therein
was killed in any Of the railroad yards OF
this city during the present year.
II anyone knoss anything Of such man
and will report The same to the Bazoo ve
will publish il, and II may lead to the dis
coserv of his Whereabouts il he il stiII
alive:
VIRGINIA. CRY, NV. Oct. IL, 1850.
Coroner Petiis County, No.:
DEAR SIR Can y,u give ne any infor-
nation regarding the death Of James Brow.
nell, Who VS. supposed to have bern killed
in one the railroad ards IN Sed.lis. come
time in the fore p-rt Of the pre.en, year.
H's age is about 80 yesrs. light compiexion,
light hair and slighily bald, sery light
mousiache and almse besrdless on The fsce.
HE under ~ protru q sliehtly. Ans
information you Can give will be thankfully
received By myself and several oshers.
Hoping TO hear from you - soon - con.
venienlIy, an Respectfully youm,
JoHH DAILY,
Story Co. v,rsinis City, New.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-26

After everything bad Quoted dowr
and all were friends. he got up and
felt all over the Jones county man
and said sadly:
But to think that the Wild Cat
Of the Tombipbee should be cleaned
out BY child like that; it's too much,
too much. Stranger, would yer mind
ginning man just one more showing
l can't believe it. cant. The Wild
Cat Of Tombigbee! Stranger. look
out for yourself; I'm goin' to jump"
He jumped. and the crowd looked
90 iD awe. He was car-wheel broke
lOose. q milestone on an excursion, q
hurricane for FIVE minutes. but no
mortal frame could stand the strain
long. and when he weakened. Jones
county closed in and downed him
again. When they got him up and
led him off to the spring be muttered,
sadly:
"Too drunk. too drunk, Just to
think the Wild Cat Of Tombigbee
cleaned up by a mere boy. q mere
child. But gin me a pistol and I'll
fight the whole crowd"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-26

Did ycu ever notice that the ?. Fiction
shich arr hi'cl'ed To n",ice. in nessp.p<rs
OF msrrisg-s, ere frequently s,r-sked by Q
deep wi" oi melancholy, or r-thsr BY an
appsrsniIy forced attempt to give the pss.
ties sood send Cd. very much the came
- the infection which !yerssliis reporter
fssien to obituary notice., and the ssme
- 10 often true Of the notice of birth
Nov, oil tLoae three above mentioned
notices nay catch the readers Of The paper,
but they certainly don't touch the SPOT ios
which they vers evidrnily intended.
A oewspapes cant fool God or the Devil
or whoever takes charge Of the dead after
they have been ierried scross the river Of
death, By favorable notice Of deceased.
Likeviss paper il unsbls to fool the
b.Idhesded aud shrev old world, By cay.
ing Of . reces,ly bern child. at l. the
stub from which . good citizen will
grow"
Moreover . psPss can't make . n-vly
welded siie believe her husband 10 smisbIe,
or induce the husband to believe his oss
vile = . 6i subject for love. By merely
giving favorable notice Of then
in wedding send Oh.
All such things are "wsnity sod sex-
stion" Of spirit The nysseriss beyond
death. beyood marriage and beyood birth.
sre oil except the latter, probably bsyoed
the reach Of the reporters pencil. A veil
- The too former beyond the reach Of long.
6osured Hops.
The bssa seod-oG se can give to such par
de- = to shut our eye ssd ouraur 10 The
s,eGaas laasusgs Of sunay Frssee, Over
ths Raesvois.~