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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-04-08

MARY had little lamb with which she
used to tussle; she yanked the wool all
off its back, and crammed it in her bus
tie. This bald.headed lamb followed
Mary right up to sprague's cheap cash
store to git shod for the season from
that last order of boots and shoes that
are going at such low prices.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-04-08

HAVE you seen McBride's bar'l of 25
cent tea? 1t is good for the money.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-04-08

WHITE goods, a full assortment, clear
down to bottom prices, at J. SoLNER's.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-04-08

s. SwEN1NasEN has sold out his busl-
ness at Rose Greek and removed to this
city to run the business formerly carried
on by his brother. He desires US to say
that he will keep on hand at all times a
full and complete stock of cigars, tobac-
cos, pipes and confectionery. Call and
see him, and you will find him q pleas.
ant and courteous gentleman.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-04-08

GREEN WOOD wanted in exchange f
boots and shoes, at J. TRUEsDELL's.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-04-08

CLOVER, Timothy, Blue grass and Red
Top seed, at McBride's.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-04-08

Mus1c.-M1ss ALICE WHEAT, "a pupil
of the Oberlin Conservatory of Music,)
will give instruction in Vocal and Instru-
mental music, to any who may wish to
avail themselves Of this opportunity.
1nrn,a reasonable. Enquire at residence
of Dr. j. N. Wheat Miss Wheat has
hadfive years experience in impar,lng
musical instruction, and feels that she
can give to all perfect satisfaction.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-04-08

New spring goods constantly arriving
at J. TRUEsDELL's.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-04-08

New spring goods coming in every
week, at Hall & Vests.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-04-08

SEE tho prints for dresses, in patterns
F. Kings.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-04-08

MILWAUKEE lime, plastering hair, &C.
ment and plaster paris, at Thompson's.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-04-08

"RoYAL" and Prices Baking powders
at McBride's. .
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-04-08
member, his prices arc the very lowest

REMEMBER that Schwan's is the oldest
boot and shoe house in Mower county,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-04-08

SEND to the TRANSCRIPT Office for all
kinds of legal blanks.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-04-08
~.@oTo 5000 "A YEAR, on &5 to go d,

TO 5000 A YEAR, OF % to go day
MIF III in your own locality. No risk. Wo-
men do - Wen - men. Many make
moro than tho amount stated above
VUv No one can fail to make money fast
Any one can do the work. You can
make from 80 cts. to hour by devotng your earn
nRs and spare time to the business It costs nothing to
try the business. Nothing like it for money making
ever offered before. Business pleasant and STRICTLY
honorable. Reader il You want TO know al about the
best paying business before the public send Your ad
dress and We viii send You fun Particular and priuts
terms free samples worth 45 also free; you than
mako mp your mind for yourself. Address GKORGE
STINSON & CO., Portland, Maine.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-04-08

F. KINGS hosiery, gloves, ribbons and
musllns, direct from New York.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-04-08

FRESH Illinois and Iowa hard coal, and
wood, just received at Thompson's.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-04-08

Go TO Ferd Kirchof's for picked tripc.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-04-08


young man would make soldier. DR..
HOLSTER is attending him.
MIR. Levellen Piper, another one of
Austln's early settlers, died on Sunday
morning at 8 O'Clock, April 4th. Mr.
Piper was born at Hagerstown, Mary.
land, 1912. He removed to Ohio; mar.
ried Susie E. Dennis in 1914, soon after
which he moved TO Rock Grove, Illinois
where he remained eight years. He was
a resident Of West Union, Iowa, about
four years, previous to his locating in
Austin, which was in June, 1857. So lie
was resident of Austin for % years, and
was one of our first blacksmiths. He
was known as an honest, Woodworking
mar, good citizen, husband and father,
and as such was held in high esteem.
Mr.. Piper was taken sick about two
weeks ago, with typhoid pneumonia, and
was not considered dangerous until q few
days before his death, from which time
he was unconscious. He leaves wife
and four daughters-Mrs. E. w: Bins,
Sioux Falls, Dakota; Mrs. r. l. Smith,
Of this city; Mrs. James Noble, Of Min
|neapolis, and Miss Celia, an unmarried
daughter.
The funeral services were at the resi-
dence on Monday afternoon, large
attendance showing the last tribute Of re-
spect, and the services very appropriately
conducted BY Rev. Alfred Cressey, who
had known Mr.. Piper for many years.
And 50 we lay them away, one after
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-04-08
CITY AND VICINITY.
LOOK at F. Kings lovely buntings.


LOOK at F. Kings lovely buntings.
Go TO Ferd Kirchors for picked tripc.
LACE ties, at j. SoLNERs'
SEE tho prints for dresses, in patterns
F.King's.
"RoYAL" and Prices Baking powders
at McBride's. .
New spring goods constantly arriving
at J. TRuEsDELL's.
New spring goods coming in every
week, at Hall s. Vests.
SEND to the TRANSCRIPT Office for all
kinds of legal blanks.
CLOVER, Timothy, Blue grass and Red
Top seed, at McBride's.
F. KINGS hosiery, gloves, ribbons and
musllns, direct from New York.
HOUSE to rent. Enquire of Robert ia.
cobson, at Fernald and Kimball's.
"K1NG" Breakfast coffee, is the "Boss."
% conte a Wound 1T McPr;da,o
, 1880-07-17
PAYNE CAPIuREl.

The following telegram, which WAS received
ut military headquarters late yesterday nfter-
nnon, brings tho unwa Of the second arrest Ut
Capt Payue, who hns bc0n Invading tho Indian
Territory With u band of s,uattcrs;
LEAvENwDATlt, KAs., July 18.-Thp following
atspatuh from Capt. Randall, commanding ut
Fort homn. tnst stEoiyeu. AM tu unlprytand
lint tho Government wishes this ga1lK turnutl
nver u tho unteu btates MarsbAl Ut Fort smith,
Ark, fur trfalf JOIN puvx,
nreyet Artgnd!cr. encr.sl, COMMANDING
Following iA tho dispatch roterrod tn,
Donald nnd tho svnuss arrt.stcd Payne anu
Twenty-Five mon TN tho lat4 inst. l'ard1e tot,s
atr1lutea TO tAka PAyn1 alld hia ll,un tp P0lecAt
Crcok aild turn them over IN ltohE.sun.
RANDALL, Commanding.
Thts active action III tho part Vi thu officers
uf the army VIII, It. u tettayul, prevent any
lnor0 squirting tn Indian Territory, and thu
army Will bo used In tho same Wny until alk III.
trudera a5a arrested or frightened on.
, 1880-07-17
PORT Ht}R0N,


PoHr HURON, Bttuh., July ls.-u-Propellors
N. X. F4!rbaAk, Iudh, Nuwbery, William urat-
Wick mid tow, ulasgow uni barxes, W. Rudolph
md ct'nHurs, tnx Castle and tIw, stonu,or Ko-
woUi,nh, Sci,ooler4 kate Kelly, j. o. Thaypr,
ltcsnnIptl01,, H. Fitzgerald, Nellie Wider, A.
smith. I.ll1y nutter!n.
nowi-t'ropollcrs ltussIa, 4. a. Turner and
basges; tug William Il, Crowell as,d bargest
schtuuurs alotrnpols, Laadyllo, Jeunlo Matthew'S,
sclkIrk, 81. Fillmore. Eunico. Aunt Ruth,
Wlnl-Eorthwcst, weather tile,
F0,rE HuitoA, bllch., July M-l0 p. m-Passod
up-rmpeoss Ut. Albums, Portage. William H..
I!artuHa, 6aniaac, blohtxau and bargcs, 1usiun
IL Whiting and co,lsort, Huron City ad oollsort,
lown-propo1css q. J. Kcrshaw. Fountain
City. City Of Concord. H. ". blanchard. -Ar1ahn,
OmtGnnxon and harKBs, William Edwards with
u. ". lMgo an! Charles Foster, Mnry stllls and
l.nrFcs, Forost CITY and consorta; schooners y. j.
'I M:Nt,;t EsW Htn5G's'te t5aaG!','n + .a " FssrE Norway
Wind-Wcst, !t2bti weather hae,
, 1880-07-17
KILLED.
Allt11EDs
Tptetal U{tputeA to The CA{eapp I}tbuns.

Special Dttpateh to Ths Chicago 1Eibunt.
MINNEAroItA, July 10.-At 3o'clook this after
noun portion of tho n,Moat-tinlshed soNH
cavetl In upon two laborors engaged tn pulling
tho ahcRthing, and instantly killed Charley gc!f
fcrs, II hopcr, unl fatally wounded Ezra Thomas
WIN hui ohHtge OF that portion OF tue work
It seculs tho toAm ,,sl,ally engaged in pulling
tho shoathimg was sent after pipe, md, instead.
thu two tn0n llNsncd were tnplDyGd. Suitfcn
wss Instantly killed, tho dirt hrenkiug h!a neck
Ho realtlos j! Bolth Mlnneapulis md 1eaves txa
children. Ills wife Is IN Inmate OF st. Potter IT.
Aane- Asylum. 1t ls thought Thomas Is fatally
hHrt. -
, 1880-07-17
A VIOLENT WIND.

CHESTER, Pa, July 1e.-A violent wind-stom
passed over tho soAthcastern portion Of thu
county this afternoon. In south Chneter thirty.
i've hal,scs wore unroofod. and soyon parity.
completed dwellings blown down. Many trca
were uprootod md much damage tlono to barnl
Two men wcrc bndy inJurod,-0ne BY tho oyer.
turning of II atnKc.
HANOVER, n. H., July 1g.-A whtrlwind swept
ovDr tho southeastern portion OF this yIlngs
this afternoon, Hitting couple Of residences
ni,'l some bArts frtm their foundations aud
c0tnplntoly wrcckEnE them. lt0ofs weFo tom
oil. chtmneys leyelesl, trees uproDtcd, and fcncti
prostratod. Two men woro severely injured.
, 1880-07-17
PIrIsBU1sG, TITUsvILLE d. 1suFFA.
Jsf1.



PHILADELPHIA, ra,, July 1D.-1t Is believed
TINT the merger which WIS voted by tho Pitts
burg, TltusvllD 4 1lntfnn, and wis liYrecsl tn l,y
majority Ut tslu stockhnllol1 OF tho Buffalo s
Southwestern, Though not passed, owing to
requirement Ut tho Stute law calling for twt,-
thirds Of nll tho atcckll0tiors III favor nufor the
torgUr Gull le clrrird, will tnnl!y ha nyrGed tn.
Now Y0rk, lake Eric & WGAturn. TN Al,thorlta-
lively stuffed last wcek. 4 hapntet rccolye.l tn
,l!y frotn President Jones' Uf tic FituRylh Iinld,
who tS now IN t3Cffufu, stys tint niYn{rs lonk
favorable to Il cn1lst'innlntlan 0t lhe1r cn1s-
neettull. which IL ln Iu Sense lnhicNl to tho in-
forests III the Now Yurk 1: Lake Eric.
, 1880-07-17
DECISIONS RENDERED.


Hptefat Uhpalth to The Chteaao Tribune.
srHIH0r1ELp, Ill, July 1a,-The case OF Az.
guatus r. Post vs.. Tho County of Mason w
tried lit tho United States Circuit Court to-dsy
resulting Ia Il verdict for plainttn Of 4, s,aAa.
'rhls wus suit upon coupons OF bonda Issued p
tho E[avanu, Mason City, Lincoln 4 East0u AaF
wuy, Tho deFunso clalIneti thAt the bonds weIs
Illegally Issued, hut thu Court oYerEulcd tho ~
murror, aud the Jury sillply passed upon W.
amount duB,
llarnloM Fumpclly, of New York, obt4lpssas sss
Judgment AEnnst tho City Of Springfield e.
bonds.
, 1880-07-17
The Western Indiana Lays Its
Tracks Across Fourteenth
Street,
And the Mayor Forthwith Orders
Thorn to I}e Torn TIP.
Immense Amount Of Railrond Build.
ing Done During the Pres.
cnt Year.
A F1fteen.SIillion. Ilollar Suit-Swnllow.
Ing Up tho Chlcago & loWn.
4 New Road to Be Constructed from
ohicngo to Quincy, Ill.
WESTERN INDIANA.


, =, ~" ,. ,"4 ~ s'o Nv" "s,.s r" sI"R1 ,. :"
nun III tno eHitneS VI tno "estee1i ll"E'!in
1a'!ronti Company stnrses' to work lnyfnx trucks
ncrs'ss Fourteenth street, hetwcc,l State and
,rn. h,,u,w,,t sm I'm 1,nn.r, u,,,,, ~ t,,f,,ln
. "ns "'r''Kn. .'''. ~ VII" "'p"s.ehL ~ .anao
fcrenro aetwcen the Commissioner ct Public
Works, tho s1ayor, el,d Tho thief or Police ro-
H., u, uuu W. " .1 s' r ,i 'nS wos,
WIS III pefgeess oi II s1Haa 6l ponce cnar9cl
with tho prevention nf further
u.urnttons. Tho s.l,t.Hl rpacbctt there Mt
ni,omt u,:n n n, TO- ,yhinh +I,,,o tho
.a'.',',...'.. 49,. H., ~ ,, ~ ~ ".n INV ~.
tsaeXia}eFe assa cfs'ssoa "'"etoanta atFeos' ai'd
WGrG filst nukillg tiluIr why to Twelfth street,
tho point tow,tr,ls ,vhIci, tho Western lndnna
non,,n urn no,,Iur ,v,,h fn,,,,,rn nvos 1r,n ,,r.
3,e''po Nso n"knH wnn 't'',slhB eses. 1ho pr
.'. uee oroIe .ne ~osk'ne,. Il, ssop. anu oefa-
inY from tho place In II quiet manner. X few
yuiicunn ,Scru left to gilaial tho promises, md
In tho t.ftersMin sir. F1K.rty, tf tic ih,nr,( Of
Tubic W0rks, w,ls sc,tt sis.wt, viii, Il rn,,g Of
ilieit. WIN sprotitly nn iii Tho wurk wi.Icll tho
railway llt:t, st ncis,,pis,luJ in tIc iilrntur,
4 TisllHiSE reporter cn,lcsi during tho nitrr-
, 1880-07-17
The READING COMPANY.


PHILADELPHIA. July lG-The Reading Com.
Iany has ADVERTISED MI It's city coal-yAsis. In
WHICH It has oyur d0.00 TONS Of uDal for rclit,
und will, a. shnn possible, retire rF,m tho 70.
1Mil goal bnslttos. both hesa aud tn the East.
yastla. into which oyoe $t01 bU u ahe stoukhola.
crs money went, Without penny Ut return a.
yet.
, 1880-07-17

HOBroK, July la-Ex. Congressman John D.
Alloy, OF Lynn. was thrown from bis oarrtageN
Nnhant this afternoon and had his h!p btokea'
Ills Injuries woro considered very Beslous.
, 1880-07-17
NEW JAIL,

Special pkpaseA % 1h4 Ukteaao Ittbu1s. =
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, July ld.-The building OF
new JUL for Mclean County Is y fixed tact' .as
Supervisors having determined to advertise los
lids nj oIlce. Tho new building will be seg
lnrKo and elegant olc, located within ono eioSe
nf tho Court Houae square, and will co4t is"@'
s.Al,Vu0 to t75, ,0U.
, 1880-07-17

spesEat p1spateh 10 Ths Chicago 1tlbuns.
WATEnTowN, Wis, July 16.-Aloxts, the 6-ye1
old son Of ltonry nortram, fell while lu BY
steep, this morning, from window fn tho tatrds
story OF tho Commercial Hotel. No bones ~
broken, nlid hnpes aro entertained of bis reco"
cry frOul tho full.
, 1880-07-17

r1M.ls upDn which Ernl!lng or trapk-laytIR ts INV
!1n,lnrs!",Ml H . 70 10. KolnK ~. Tho hntcn,cnt
1en4t lt0 nIlrnt,ls IN triy-ilvu Staes mil 'rrr-
HQQ miles,
, 1880-07-17

well n s,,ntr r,lli,ot hu well atntcl In figures"
'''rhe vAttlu nf tho boyd 'rrAct md Plt-IIple
property ea, nny he estimated by comparison
~ nsx ,,, !" ,shs'hs h. n ~eM cr Me ,nT Tfe n, m
1s 1' 1%r ~ nrSs si,sc 9'"'s tho Hoya f"r"'
a'su T' n"s'.nxH " s.ah. 49,. MI. 1r,,, ,,un., H.,
mm 1in 81 s!G cotnq1 me ase9rMelS Htsa Is.
,isysio!s:a. = ita:iaF. ws Sei'sys { w,%5id IL
..'. H.e ...s ~ nhM nxe7 o. =. WILLIE, y. n IT,
shHsi 'er nirc." W. NV '''N' |"" 'io'" *'''
vrry ',ct, ti cnhntcea NJ asyconmctts M rrcetiy
,,,aile" MD ''' '''''''''' - o'' '''''''' '''e"'''
e %tc n statss w;,l l. cx,pg g @ ss,stan. .
r,ls vf ali ucr % iMy: We Should t'tiuts
am csttna." "r lid imrrcla certainly
viii lie sssk"s tHis II. t'% rsu @ Id ; i 'aruis
sn Wssrx ss eS 5sa 5 n 'hSt ' ,s 1nsi ss s ;n;ss !o
say Eiai t,r j,0Si cnrrtls Il tiny,''
.."Your Cnn!uiiieo believe from observation
iiycr a,',1 Tl t,rcek M, az ti,d hat chnrcter
Of Virsj,,la I'll ianIs.'' " '''' ~'"'''~s'
the ads y'ste ~ @ thnn a,1d tbay % Silsv. VIII tic
to hav.s bcrii vcry curriiiiiy af,l J,iliclo,,sy
sniente.l. j. Wow 1t yctting !nne but xo@l pr.i.
, xSr, tie i'rise s., nsisS lor shsi ana = @ @SSse5ty
.o w., TIE soxr.sr :; on Ssosx,zsn ,, Fam,
pany WIS fo.net!, t,9 stock I'a',l for s'id mt
..oS tcrs went tfeas1' did thoyf' observed the re-
'''ssEfs; Ess A. soon as tho Company wus formed,
@ @s!nk!af. Ssiis I ,poa tSs prsPsr;;y f.; Tha ISSIsS ;
ssrsSer Tit sSo coast-o,'!, SH 4 'ho ,':s
t,tans .' ta WGs T. IT, con;rybssa ,i b to
h1!Hht md put into II. ,nlt TIC Yield wns only
iair: illG Cnnpanv'H ahtrs l,er Llt,!lth never
,n .vn at,,,,,J y. ,nan & ,xos % ,n,.r, ~ niHF @
sttHpFNt "H'sn
, 1880-07-17
Sncertng at Sick Men In Hos.
pltal-Isobbery Of Sol
&tforh' Food.
Cruelty to Privates, and Profane De-
nunoiation Of Subordinate
Officers.
Only Four Tl,lrl.Corps Oiflcers for Ilan.
cock Out of n Gathering Of
Seventy.

connection with tho Presidency. md whct thur1
wns no Nnparrnt lhotfye for invention ur cxng-
n r rosa S n,o , "v nn "n tn , .nI.s
',u osa ... ''o Mn wv s'..o'
h!cknileu tic'' Slrlts MT c0nFso Itfi tif1tco!-
tnE Mill. III 1861 Surgeon Alfred L. Caatlomnn,
or tho Fifth Wisconsin Regiment, published Ii vol.
W. ,,,no ontMseu rug A1'hy u tho I,Molnae. "
,9n u mo Of n, the Arqy ;ho BY o9 onTrsS r. y D. MscS"" n
tI,o Las, mn 1T Ju,n,ury. isst" Th,s tnstln,ony
nr M n''s cx"ytncss WY IL sorr ,,tnro.,g "mI
1uny bc said to give n prut.y faithful por-
trait Of IL porsonagc oFton mentioned IN its
rnses. unior tato OF Oct. 9, lsol, Dr.. Gus
to br'En,te ,n'cs command Of 1sr,4. -ucl,. Witt
nnct Int with rathar n m"rrow rorcbcnG' md
from what WIN i,,t1o % bnvo scen ~" Of hin, sbomti @
.ap Presume "s him G to oo ''' '''" u '"' '"'""'
Thts opinion wis mt mstnke,,, fo, nt,o,,t thrco
"DrlK. ,non. Winfield Scott i!anc,nk Is tho
s s's +: .s e VIZ H. ts s 'is g :s H
fur 4,'i9t allsi cirtesy-oh, il9! snw him como
~ n to ths s 's rss sDr tSs wsk ~ !. erS"ap
thoso parl!fnxes wilo believe tf1at 0t1e nlan, at
caa.. Is to 10 known by his mueh talktns. llo
lItttp mistake In tho nanouverinK Of his brig.
asle. and tho , yol!ey Of !Mths tlat rollsa M and
with suspicion TINT thoy wcro nniSr Tic
ma.lo u4ilu.4!, who ,ntsttMk lho nlcli for mIts,
9nd taetr nMsocfs tor ariysfs. J. nG tl,*t nn y
s.,c s,spci",,a ,d think ho hr,'s fr"n pcnnsy,
si,''.. wv nsat ionna sesnis 10 klnW il,'en hhoat
'sesGnt.on K, ySnrs ~ the serylse, antl knuws nlI
1os T. mhrro'er crse,, ~ has G'gn no ..; s cSr @
whala i", gAn''.t t, of pretAnlts.", ..,u
Ihs wts VIZ, ~ no noAIls solitary otithreak. On
, 1880-07-17

San FaANo1sco, July 16.-The shtp Thrssass.
owned by Boulc, Of Now York, from Nanan,e
with cUul for Bau FrHnoiRoo, went on QabFtoas
provo tutnl loss. Hhu waa !n tow at the tl@A
, 1880-07-17

rlcte statement Of tho mi}cnna nf now trtsrk
lR(d in the different Btntcs nHu Territories, h1-
tween ta,t. ant .fuly l.. 1t shnwa That tho rails
hayc brtn going t1cwn in Ut Inn*t twenty. nino
Htntcs md ferrtnrEce, anil Mp to Inst date fully
1 I'M mill n hnH hnrf nj
, 1880-07-17
What q, 8, Hubbard, Jr., Secretary Of the
Company, Says About 1t.
Tho Corporation Was Bona Eide One Tor a
Legitimate Purpose.
1t, However, Proved Unsuccessful, and
Failed In Short Time.
Interesting Interviews with Several
OF the Stockholders.
They Al Exoaeralc Zen. Garfield from Even
ShadaY 8r blame.


1no foh1'ehI olato tyranny "a u 'spe u nu-
hmnltS MT So' e4tit'ct even ~ Enlcae". At!er
iio ' saxS i.o xr"srlly cmerEcs III cn!d type mid
5roccrtts 10 shnw ut hr ,,ay not lec duu,,. hit
merely sleeping: III" fa,'r't n,H'losy for wnklns
np nlwtys ''eRiis ws'h the t'i'"rst sustench9'
'lt Is mt my desire to ne tsragKed 'tlto print
% wifi tc,i t' wltt, h Measure. nll TX knw" ~
t,no nr mi. anarlrs nwnkc nut ur s,ccr t,ny
bcforo yoster,ny mud "rcl,,etaptly" unbur-
,!cs1e,a Himself In thu representative Of tho
een,or 1m,noeruttr- ,1cntsl- l-i,l,Iuppndrnt- walt
inE-to.hc-scon cancern in this cliy for MI he
was worth. Tho damaging revelations IN eo'-
neotion with Get,. iinnc,ek's oil schonnc, by
which thousands Of tho ,ys 1T nlt,r lust out VI
tri,, rrv md Will, few h,tntrt.l tlulurs of nav
which wcro burning holes II, their rockets, at,l
,',,,,,n" ~, s,.,,, .,e. III -, ,,,r,.,. .,. ,'a,,
o.'. ,s," ~ % hat .no ~" i,an,onrn.o .s,afns
Noland for au oliver. md tic journalistic
"co'no- antl'seo.,r's" was ready Tor tha ener
so'cy. The 7. NJ. q. was mt wantng. fn SHIRT
hn proceeded to yet himself interviewed, utter
sry s o. ,.sas.s K ," ", ~, ', ~ es ,ns,ro. ~
nil he know, though still protesting thas 1t wis
mt his ",lcs!ru to l,c dragged into prnt.''
Tho y n. r. hmtn,t u,,,t.l, To tn,i. tnIt hc urn-
ccctlet to mako tho most VI 1t. lic Ind hehrsl
so.no yenra nKn thnt Gen. GArield WIS inter-
rs,rt II, II certain oh conpnry,-not II suo cu1,-
corr, with sncetui n,Ilnttv fnr nu,,lFets wuars.
hnt ,,"n,,In, rt,n. ii,lt. t.ortMr,i,m VIM ,,.,
nir t.f ,nnrs IrhIutI H. Iri,ttitnr If ti,n i, II a.
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thnn fKhp ,,r,,nrintnr ar +hn si,ct,t f.,
xhmsc .t,rrsnt,;tiyn In fenl sn r,.Ii,rtHnt1y"
cnn.t..i II, iii win n,s,tr''. iii its kt,rty
Ii il hmrIiiy urr,ssurv II, aIly TINT Tho II H. H. in
,hIs .." y,"s I1n;r.nr,f m nt " ,..r.. ,,rt,,,i
,n.,t mnn mi mt ,1n,o,,r cf XXX ,,rls,tfn.
n;axs tshnt 0' = '''l'' - s'''''
"W'iiiinr to wm,ud. pn,, yct nfrntt, II, strlkn.
,1tst hest,,tt, II fnillt. III afsi hint ,iIsike'"
Hts s,nry. r"tineri r., thn i,rIcfnst rfuunss,
tras tn,i In In" si,mu,sr ri ,WI5 str,1,tamir rnf
hin fn n, IL, Tim Shrrnnn iJn,lsn wh,,,,. M,n,.
t,n ,,,,t ~ " =; o ao HIT, ~, .;nn.x ia w""t
ami ,c,s i,rntl,,rtf tn f3c Hurilnii whn in,l viii
him d number Of maps showing Tho location uf
CERTAIN nr1o LAS1w
y wnen o., was ts,, snnsc ' ~ 10 oxlst: % Yns +. ~:
T. ot,thltltu tnefl nhd mo i'a1'osA ugnfl1g on
lnom, oht. not nclng hltlen tN sEeenhlls.s, dt-
cilned u have Mmyth!t,E - ~ VIM ne Aenc'ne.
As lar ~ hla ttdty foss; Enints blt mo tcFy ~
.ntlit "st'nGbniy. VINO chilled oti MIN ever IT,
tiulatcd tllat nc WIZ y be l,'ptl ltto tho thi'Y
GGr{Utif LGff. GHffGtG did THO T.. VI.
, 1880-07-17

File OF your corna with tho "Jspanese Ccs!n'
File" 1t Will suttly cure and end pains % oenD-
, 1880-07-17

,,,.,t1'; .N"ASAr0ts. 'ha.' LILY lo-Inc ison w;
fsta. ts,s No1cG a ~ Of sh9 ~, uts
and PAN lfno Railroads. whis,, I wnrr ,.frrrmt s
TO bin. boins "ps,n tho Intervening @ s prtlt'oa M Of
'lake. Wllsnn md oshcrs III tho I'LL VI Roosevelt
and rnsdyko, 1,r,stces, nyt,ss tho al,oyc-na
Go,s".,',.. ,no.,,...,..,.' .,s'' ~. % ."' t"'
l~R"hsp'tt - l'N",'hhst"h ltna'!' from noaaha-
m %st saEo3 :" tpo ,si. s}%o Jul. m. er anr sanoe
ttou. fta linz rnn throurk, Enwtm, md ,1na,,cr
1,o,utlca to ens t,r
1ans Walk ha r,r',n y . :. a,srs ,'sr @ ~ ~ s'n Wi
fT nf III, rim, ni, ~" in"tr. nr,". @ T.,
eutsfy tho icI,lat,ti without lrst cu,cu,pjv to
rfKht Ut way. Seventeen years tutcr tho ia,ld
@ oGt'e 1.a ~, vtae rrnpHfty 9A sit "ns 1t.
III H. tht,m ,nrt ~ ~, r"n. avt...,n ~ ~
for occnMtfnn and t,t,sspssist, withnl,t riuit'
Th!s was checked IN tho Unf.c sfHtcs
iL, iIsh, anu t1a !nn t1ntsor rstnrroa I" s!ss"r @
fhn ifmiiron t,n,,nw nv ,vax VIII, tr"assn ~ 's ~
twuMiy yuars' Hcc,i,nnoy VIA s,ccess,ry to slSs
title under s1le!, circumstances, autl ii 1t nt,.
s TIM ss Ss 81 e S ,;
u LII y ss''? IT ss ,s Sst % SFs. 4 @
liz, tresrnss or tho rssci,t W yn. 9nxr,,sr 10 viii
thlt OF Mi tho tupr,,yctneilts 1lNtin ,tJ,s,., tic
right of wny, stallion -houst:s, rcy,ttnrs, ctu,,
Which petitioners etNill,, thp AfN4t.ir syt Ia nj
embarrassing question, H.ll iiv mnEes '' no
jlnt!!t,x, but 'enpiY presents n tnbu.
lnieI st,ltefncnt ~ TIM t1nu,urcs t1,i, In
cuch cilye, Thcrs aro ft.rty-suyott rin,,ms fir
dnu,uHcs, covering nilui)st tifty ntIt4 II tho
r0al, wiph ,.YHycRnto ~ follows: T'g;nl yui,it,
1T tinp uf characterization, $l5H7l;E: urcacut
value, $4T3Tt H. A,ulK Tim rlith,.tlts In Will
INN FostHr wi,Vsp intior t,tl nut i,o tHwi, nr
ulo,Itl,lJ, Newton CtJjnty. liz clnltns tln1nuvcs
fur thl,se prta nj three vt1tin g!pvntDrs urutHl
by hltaselt which stu,1t nn tho rtnhk Df yuy. ns
FOR htl.1se hn.' freiEht topD, III I'LL worth !a.
~ H. III, te Mas,at rcGnnhas itne u
cllts nronr tirctis md r"l.ns"s Is I'm T;,tlwuv
company for tho right Of way.
HANNIBAL Il ST. 10 EXTENSION.
QUINCY. IT., Jniy 16.-The act IF Incorporation
Ut tho ChirnRo s: HnunibUl Il st. Josoph ilali-
rond Company, formed for tho p,lrposo or huill-
tnr n ron,i rrom D,,inc,. to Chicnrn. VIVA tn.,inv
f1io, yor r,rnv,, l., t,,t ,,ro,,,, 1,lns,, aSo ,,
,io'' t"l !tc"l'' ~ 'nc Hnc''t Llefk uhee. Iho
ineorPoratnrs Rro William Dowtl. Jny Go',hl.
Russell Sa4c, Myron +. I,llBh, NIhnoy ntsn,
Ellbu Root. nj) Of Now York: .Iohu d. J,ynn
Mnfi =. ~ yytasIMsun, aI,s, ncin,Ee ii ~ MMHn1. H1nuu
II sii,t ~ "rHnnt, ~ Hnt, e @ "a JM1sss
,i,iM t,,,i,' ~ ~ ~ Tsnsss 70 ktacK.
tn,artin u'to oo'R nnaaea u Fdv9 naen. LII a.
11au,',n"1' p'o''!is!c"L By oa'eiai ~. m ino
aaIH aMHt IT, r<,o; 80 hoad tafs tmtfftng
I,.it ~, H., e,,,,tm.. ,t,,., ~ IL, ~ '.alu ~
IT, vrn1,es @ NV Shtn, , ,t' ~ ~ uu
tHs,s ""w rtt,nr m' n.Sx Tt'EunS M