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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1880-02-18

For some time past Gardiner, Ne, has
been thronged with ice men from all parts
Of the Middle and Southern States buying
ice for their different localities 1t is est-
mated that over 100000 tons will be
stored in Maine this year, $4,000 in the
immediate vicinity Of Gardiner.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1880-02-18

In the last forty years there have been
twenty Indian commissioners, nearly every
ono of whom went out of office with damaged
regulations; but then they could afford it,
as the bank burglars said whom they com
promised with the directors by returning
the noA-negotiable bonds
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1880-02-18

The Connecticut tramp law is declared to
have worked with great success. Returns
from all parts of the State show that the
trampS have fairly disappeared; the poor
funds in every town show larger balance,
and the lonely farmhouse has become
safer homa
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1880-02-18

Mr.. Beechsr makes his appearance as .
pronounced advocate of Third Term, and
carries out his logic further than most OF
General Grants supporters have done in
public. He refuses to be dismayed by the
idea Of Fourth or even a Fifth Term.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1880-02-18
Current Comment.
FEoN THE PHILADELPHIA EVENING zLw

TEoI THE PHILADELPHIA EVENING HLw..
Bread is not a luxury, but necessity: It
IS always knoaded.
The ice crop in the West has been greatly
damaged by grasshoppers.
Young men should remember that the
key to success is not whiskey.
The weather clerk will be one day later
stealing March OH US this year.
An uptown barber makes a fortune
every year; he is deaf and dumb
Ole Bull is 10 years old. and is old IN fac.
as well as name, but shows no disposition
to hang up the fiddle and the bow.
1t is net strange that the week wash so
often presents sorry sight; the garments
are always Swept over by sad irons.
All the crops 0: 1879 were abundant. and
this was particularly the case with the planet
crop. Twenty new ones were discovered.
Green and Lemon are the colors with
which Pennsylvania enters the political
race Of the year with General Grant as the
rider.
Woman is a MASTERY and man is a
conundrum.-Er. But the mystery answers
the conundrum ard invariably has the last
word.
If prices keep UP, the newspaper which !.
not worth the paper it is printed on will be
worth more than the publisher charges for
it at all events.
Another suicidal epidemic has broken
out. Tho best remedy for the disease j, a
dose of one part patience and three parts
common sense.
Tennyson is charged with spending sey.
eral hours, sometimes, on & single line
C0lgUjp& (O.) Sats JoUnaL. Grant spent .
whole Summer on one line.
Tho Partisan dinner hour grows an hour
later every twenty years. Now it is 1902.
M. J. Star. At this rate it will not be
many years before the Parisians have their
dinner hour the next day.
The reason married Ladies 50 seldom keen
up their piano practice is easily explained
The wedding ring is seNerally very heavy.
and they 90 not play on account OF the
trouble with their tinger-ring.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1880-02-18

Poindsxter, the Richmond youth who
killed young Curtis for real or fancsed
insult to lady, has married the innocent
cause of the tragedy before going to the
peRtentiary. The BRIDE should have worn
striped orange blossoms.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1880-02-18

Inc lcE CROP on TIE HUDsoH.-A Trey.
y. ! } dispatch says: "All approximations
Of short supply of ice may be abandoned.
mere are twenty miles Of good ice that can
be harvested en- the Hudson river between
Troy and Tivoli. About Troy ice is being
stored at the rate Of $4,000 tons a day. The
weather has been continuously Geld since
last Thursday, and t'.;"', 20. free from snow
and dirt, has formed on tue river. All the
New York companies have men at work
cutting between the cities of Hudson and
Troy. In some instances work will be
carried on at night, by means Of the electric
light.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1880-02-18

John I. Hand, editor of the Cenhreyi1Te
Co!7GA' has received the appointment for
welgher in the Baltimore custom house. at
a salary OF $1,000 year, and is now in the
discharge of his duties.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1880-02-18

The Leadville Democrat gives a leading
citizen the following affecting send off"
Among the first to cast his fortunes in
Leadville was William Cummings. lie was
a mine prospector, and an earnest active
man; but the pneumonia caught up with
him, and now his body, nicely ombSlmed,
lies at Rogers's. awaiting shipment to-
morrow back to Mongona, Iowa"
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1880-02-18

Charles Decker, the Newark man who
shot himself With q cannon, succeeded in
starting very heavy boom for himself but
like some other boonls it proved fatal,
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1880-02-18

Some OF the photographers" are wonder.
ing how 1t Is that the chimpanzees in the
Geological Garden IN Paramount Park die
carry: It's because the climate OF Philadel-
pima Is not healthy FOR photographers"
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1880-02-18

The woman suffragists should 20 West.
The Iowa House of Representatives. bv
vote OF nearly two to one have decided
to submit to the people a constitutional
amendment in favor of making wonon
eligible for election to the Legislature.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1880-02-18

Methodist History Oh tie Peninsula.

M6IIOulSJ HlSI0rY Oh Tie Peninsula,
In nur last .l.o.,, r. ,.,,,,:,. NJ,
dism we said = WINS c,,.,,;,al 81 ;,-t.
the Meth9,jf.t r,:.aa,I C11.'.-I, ~,
fesl dis,,o.c5 Will, =, ~, Ill.,. i,.,l
\ nov. rr, =, ,,.,,,, ,,i III
past history II, I-ra ,,,l 30
came to mi. co,,,,,,. ,i,.ai5I"a1
one was . c,r,,n,,i..a ,aJ t,att'',,
farmer mo raIi,.,.,. ,.r w. =
sive in its c3or,ct,r o,,l ,.l,,.,,,,t-5,,,I,
thew coulI moi la ,}.o, ;:,,
their thought. and linn. %,, oI,,.~L',,'i
and tAey shrpnI. ro, fran, ,i,a I't,' ~
warnia,, .in,,sr.' =, ia, r.'.a,' -
como. Tho ,n.,o, ,.r,.,f,'I
lis dc,ircd 49, ,L ,,,,i,;,,, H,i 80
- hear tb,m Man, ,r ''c'',t'1 .,I'0 800
convortcI rbov LIii, r,,,;a ,i,a,'aI ,''',i
soon ,bo,, W.. Gl,.J T,,.o;,, WI .,''''
IN t{cir ,.i,,..,,,., ..,,,i y. 80 o'.'''
\ number 81 An,..,,...,, la[. ,.,.-l. ~.
raised M. VIII, Won. WI ;,.,,}:.,.i
and prracird ,a,,..,la,,., r,.,,,;, ~
sanctiGcot;o, H.. ,..,.,i '',.' a.
with ,,o,ynr and ,I.....,.,.,t;o,,
spirit Tj.. El,f.,,. f,,,.., ,,,.I -
ers few ,;n..,. - ito NV ,.'~ '.,',o.'
droda ~ ,,;in..., ,,.,,...i "''' '''"
I'm I-ru',I.... ,,,r..I.l :, -. "
e.. har,, .,.l - ~. 'ofl
,,,'.r ~ ',''.' nv '''''''hes ~ ln"'
auircd wiz ,a.,r.,...'. =. ~ ~
"Thnv ta,f. 49, -,'i...3.. ~ .''''''''.i'
nrean;,,r. ,,r.' -. ~
sufferer. frau, -. ,r.,... '''''''l'
aa,af. a..,,'.t...... -
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!
nj 49,; I,;.'..,,' 90 S'N ''I9
or L;,,.,,;.i. - p'Il ~ :. - 'H''hl
ST., 10 ~ D.;, - '-'@'e'
hold IN Innanr ,,.I 49,, a.,.., ~ -
nortaJ g,,Ia., -, 49,
A,,...,., T,.,.L I,.i. - "a III
man bol,rt Wiil.'' i,'@I'!
=, '.'''''H '"r tHe 'T@'
f,,.,,,.a t'-..I', -. minutes al me on
..aI,', -, "ES'e! I@uh 'aied 10Y
Wy ''' N''l'I'c"' I've responded
D.! ,,,. ~" ~, I"HcIs AS"uIy ana
~ ~" H'St Conference
was 'i"'" ~ "'I'"'!ph!a IN lh+. Ten
IT, 80 Ii',F"'' !"CiunlhG captain
49,, e" II" ""> y ''>'''F' ana All We're Euro
PS%"S'
from 100 10 I'Hi the Methodi,t preach
@IS' tnoush successful IN Gaining sinners to
."pe"'n"ce' an" establishing societies in
tA'N N''tHtlI' we're not an 0ld2lNcG MINIS
Try lh'F c"uId not perform the marriage
ceremony nor administer the sacrements
OF baptism and the eucharist. Mr. Wesley
instructed Them to call upon the clergy of
the E'tah!I'h"d Church for the performance
OF all these services and rites. They were
SO sparsciy scattered over thc country that
they were inadequate Z. :Aeet the exigency.
think history fails record such patient
endurance wh'le su!'er,"s for the want of
these ordinances am9ng a people whose
gregats amount Of membership in 1881.
when the ~ f. Church was organized. was
nearly fifteen thousand, beside eighty.two
travelling preachers. We have no knowl.
edge OF the thousands that went from these
societies to Join the Church Triumnbont
during these twenty four wears. No doubt
there were many thousands.
While religion and Church membership
decreased during the stormy period Of the
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1880-02-18

President Hayes has issued a proclama.
ton. warning certain evldisposcd Der.
sons to keep away from the Indiaa Terri.
tory, and saying that the United States
army will he employed to keep them out.
This is all very we'll but the President must
know that the Indian Territory is bigger
than the parade ground of frontier.fort.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1880-02-18

The vicinity of Danes Quarter" Som.
crset county, is greatly excited over the
marriage Of Sydney Shores and Lou Ella
Shores, who were made one last Saturday
by the aid Of Rev. Jack Bowen, of Nj
Vernon district. The bride is not vet
thirteen yeors of age, and is an own cousin
and step'daughter Of the groom. sydney,
who is over 40 years, first married his unclc's
widow, who died about two months ago,
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1880-02-18

The recent rise in the price of paper has
led several Western newspapers to make
a corresponding rise in price. The leading
St. Louis dailiss are now seld at one cent
per copy higher than heretofore-that is,
at five cents per copy. The Chicago Times
has likewise increased to six cents per
copy. Its subscription price per year, in
Guiding the Sunday edition, is now SIG.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1880-02-18

W. S. Gilberts new play. "The Wedding
March" appears to have raised the wind in
New York, Though begun in February, it
May run till April unless some one steals n
March on him with better piece, but even
then he may be ablo to weatherit.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1880-02-18

The best housekeeper is the woman who
does her work quietly, without making her
cares the theme of conversation from morn
ing till night. The fussy housekeeper is a
wearisome person to live with. she has
specialties and whims and notions. Her
plurnaSe is always rutiisd, her manner is
always agitat0d, she is in perpetual stew,
and, unfortunately, never gets quite done"
till the last quite sleep overtalles her.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1880-02-18

All the umbrellas will keep Lent.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1880-02-18

The mild Winter is responsible for nu-
merous unusual occurrences, and it NAV
account for the appearance along the shores
OF the Hudson of great number of Ameri-
can eagles. They are said, by those who
have observed their movements, to be on
. friendly terms with the wild ducks which
frequent the river banks. Perhaps it is
meant that they are friendly in the way in
which Connecticut farmer is friendly TO
minca pie.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1880-02-18

Samuel Roupe, a teacher in enc of the
public schools near Seaford, assigned a task
to young woman pupil, which she refused
to undertake. Roupe dismissed her. On
the next morning two big brothers of tho
girl escorted her to the school house and
threatened to thrash Roupe unless he
should apologize and take her back.
ROupe seized revolver and chased the
enemy hSlter-skelter into the pines and
out at the little end of the horn.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1880-02-18

All along the ScnuvihlIl 1T this no,.:
Yesterday and to-day the Ice men were ~
busy Is hcayCIs-Hc-loi Z IS.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1880-02-18

Inc Summers demand for ice Snail be
supplied if We have t. make It out Of waoa.
- s.t..,....i. j., j-
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1880-02-18

9. II. Roney, civil engineer, of Pkiladel
pima, has just completed geographical
survey of the summer resort TO bc located
at Iolley's Point, on the Chesapeake bay,
below Annapolis. in which Hamilton Diss
ton, Colonel Frederick Gerker and other
Philadelphia and several Baltimore capita.
lists are interested. The idea is to build
hotel and run steamboat between Balti-
more and the resort. The contract for
building the hotel has been awarded to
George A. Payne, of Philadelphia, and for
building tie pier to a Baltimore firm.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1880-02-18

OuR WoM&N.-Thc question is asked.
Are not American women losing their
thlnness? and the belief is expressed that
they are losing it steadily and perceptibly.
Observation shows that it is so, especially in
large cities, where there is more ease and
material comfort, more freedom from anx.
lety and petty cares. than there can be in
the country. Our women 10 not look as
they used to twenty-five or even fifteen
years since, their proportions having visi,
bly, increased The fact is. the general
health OF the country, and especially of
the fair sex, Is better than it used to be-
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1880-02-18

1t Fleetwood, this county. alou, 1000
tons OF ice will BE harvested his season.
E.ali.l yl..a.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1880-02-18

Eg, you = CMn = ..a cran o.
TINS ---- - - OF Ca.itorl.a +; q --- = II.
---- fa:lure.--S... Y...,,
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1880-02-18

The Maine ice crop should he abundant.
have been cut ~ Ii" cold for zo;ae time.
-Lg. E,a,H
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1880-02-18
The snguy Small Prices have stirred all tn
best But the
seeu too

for Our Own Carefully Manufactured Goods bought in the New
York Wholesale
, 1880-09-06

Tho provincial ul1lclal Journals OF N,lssla give
Adn1e cMrinAs stAttststs 0f thp4hnrrest OF beetles
" tho Ss.athorn Provinces. III inanY parts nt
tho ruAsants has loen that of tho Ansnplin
nstr INca. for collecting which tho lnnal ass1tn.
Ilics have granted small subsidies. Tho results
q this hlrycst arc wnckky pnblsIed In tho
!kharkoii uovorntaunt lesivinosti. aud the nu,u-
her received to-,tAy contaIHs, II nnE list In cum
limitation of provlni.s 0lps. Frl,nl this wo lenru
that twu tons nr heotlcs havo boon rGapcA III tho
Commune 0r yeseinltssskit, !lve tons 1T EasiIi-
s.,Ssky, seven tons nt tho &c German coloi,,os Ut
tons mt PrlsAllsk. Such fgurrs ,Is thoso but
family bring hnlne tu tho mind tho raynRUs
wrought By tho lnsect pesis OF lsusala. aud theF
prns.rat!uK otlests 9,l tho prasporlty Of tho
dnary ~ 1t Ia hvyontl hutnn,! skill 10 eopo
with. Fifteen years havu elapsed Aimee tho
Waves at tho lltack stn !lrst washed Oh thu
Russlan shores tho rRHs of tho Anlsopisa austrt-
!nx exeeptlo,'al II ~ eharaotsr. z has
itxtAt|t received thfs morning cInlnlna another
nnlouuce,ucnt Tint fresh "swarms arv rlpehtng
thoy como frt'n ii 4 nysttsy. Thu ilry!u Il hrst
scoF. hoattn1 IN tho waves OF tho ltlnck Sen,
tho beetles brcak Into !lfo IA srnn 10 tho cFgs
EGt strandnl on tho Bhnro aud thou swarm utter
swarm ot AMs9p!ia aMtatslacs M Eass over the Cri.
UranAinK tho NroA ut tho{r ravAgcs, and every
year diminishing by Mlltlpns thu st,rry earnings of
tussnn peasants. lit,v to tlcul wtth tho evil ID
nne nf thu srrnt pruhtetns nf to;day ~ ltnssa.
hnE1 proved moro or inss WORTHLESS. ~ tnIc0u
must 4!l mechanical appliances nyainRtu pest W
yast thnt II Single llIlI in kharkoR Was c4lcu-
lated Ia the sprlug 70 contain ~ NS0n0;ooo Insects.
discovered with propensity for killing curn
Viii only bV by maaus Of aonlo such autag0plstlo
, 1880-09-06

INt,.!nn receipts snturslay, fS,s u52. I1nrbcc s
Walker shipped f.0iH Saturday. lied Elephant
shipped III tons "Wednesday and 1'hursdny. =.
y. liisrk!nt,,stcr hns been appointed supcrin-
tcrncHt nf tho suvuEc Nine, vice John T.
Kelley, rcsigncl. The weekly production of tho
Drum LunIn,.,rl Mine, s1ontnnn, averages 5000
n,.ncest assaylns 10 per cent gold nnd 40 per
cent silver. Tho tlnlly output OF tho Tito Mne,
EDprnts averages is tons. yicl'ltrr 10 ounces
silver antl q q per cont lcMl. -,
rrtnrlss frnn Tic snlclsers for August nro tf70,
EU. a.ld. nting :sN tons delivered but uot set
!!%.i fnr. lnkos tho actual months prtsl!ittion
Tile nllne Is now turning OUT In immense q,!nn-
tltyof orn. Tho mnrnEeE recc!yr,l Instructions
md wilt ho for t!lle 20 TINS ,lnily. ThIs polipy
u regarded rs rs!tnnis. ltlxhlat Chiefs ship
S' xeTEe q tss o sy 5 two wsSk; %
t'oy. l'i!.er's minc, tho Masehiess isnow ID woa-
Avifsnia lily speeni snys: "cattor..sa rnlsc.l
during Tho week. l.G,s tDns, nssaylng sfal. md
shipped IN ltil!lnn *l0i.tM. Cnn*olitlntcd VIr:.
kIala 4, n!se c' TONS assAy'ns 4z and shipped
= 1',iesnn special snys: 1.-THE Ilcrmosa ,nlno
s;hpn,!: I, Er'1%y d,s sS. and will ship 100000
At.<AHsAs.
LITTLE lenCK. Ark. acI.t. h-R T. lllish md
I: W: Willie, Interested in TUG MantEomery
svcs Son sx5 %si 9o tu %TS ~ s oy ,, raRss
Minus. Tho l,ars nra Nf line Appearance. aud
tiio etG1it pro'tccsn cotn,n"tion ntllong enptal-
bullion weighing lai pounds. running eighty
nl,nrcs III silver per t0n; soroutl, ono bur bhsO
bullion, ton pn,inils weight. running ;s.l T-1O
IMt L4,sl, bt'th innln from nntenn ores:
thlrl, nne smr from Arastr.td quartz. uI,roinctl.
e ounces, running n per cent: fourth. tAr re-.
lined silver froiii 'Itinttz, MI tne wn!KhnH r
hllncea. Tho bArs will 10 !irst exhibited ut 1t.
Louis nntl EhirnHu, nl,ti ~ posshr thore-
Hftcr ut tho New York Mining 1}narll. At pres.
st tk3r NGkfIr F&,.k
hunk. Little Rock.
IEAuytLLE.
Spteta! Di*paseh tn Thr CAttaoo Tribune.
l.EAnv1I.t.E, Col, Sept. 1.-The ChrystlIto minn
hnA shipped 10 tho amCltefs to-day It'll stnns pf
nrc, n,d her nntpnI for tho past forty eight
hours is valued ut S4B,nkN
, 1880-09-06
A Hancock Soldier


CHICAGO, Sept. Al should like to nnnounos
through tho columns of Tits TRIBUNE that
havo mndo m important discovery in tho shape
Of Union soldior who Is aotually going 10 vots
for Hancock. IIe stopped mo on Italstod street.
ncnr Adams, a few days aEo, and said TINT hs
wanted to "Spcak" to me. tknow that he was
Il Unidn soldier, bocnuso hA woro !tght.blus
henr,l Of ihoso boinx anything oisc than au ia.
fnIllblo sEHn of lonK mud maEttorlnua services on
tho right sdo in tho luto War?. Ilesldes. DO said
fr,m the Sol!liors' Homo In Milwaukee. It ID
to s!lwnkco !k every night. becauso ho has ii.
ito was considerably bent over, took up nearly
tho whole sidewalk ~ hc went along, and had
peculiar taott Of not lifting his teet when he
tho "superb :" bearing 80 characteristic of tho
hycrnge War Democrat. lilo took mo famliarly
BY thu arm, md, with many mods and winks. b =
ona as sopese oS o Easshs esa
clos, but slu1ply 10 satisfy bis appetite for
suKscstod TINT he had already tr.od some-
thing Stronger than breakfast, but ho swoIo TO
had ReyGr lasted drop nf liquor III bis Ete, :
statement which made the peculiar odor In ~
hrenta and the brilliant color OF his nose quite
i saii had nothing for him, and tried TO shake
@ % as S n a sScr shoas assSs e. sa !
Whon &c saw It WIS no use h0 suddenly changed
bis tnUllcs, and lot on string at oaths that
&ould hayo made tho Aa1or'Gonerni himself
"Yls. i'm drunk" be remarked, In conclusion,
I'm Up drunk and I'm DomoeratI 'Ruh for Han
II vii! douhslcss bo relief to many who were
akepttcal Of bis cxtstonco 10 know lhut be ha1
heon discovered. II tsa pity that We have o 20
aast ssa wssa ssss ose4ss 1no
ppneA upon htm will vnGch fer the truth OF my
statement. Truly yo,1rs, D.
, 1880-09-06

40 IHE Ldl1r o. INC Chicago Tribune,
ATCHisoN, kas.. Sept. 3.-Under tho head Of
"s.l1cring kansab" In your Issue OF Aug. 10,
noticed tclcHrnm dated st. Louis, Aug. =, in
reference to u injecting held ut tho Mcrchant's
Exchange in thnt city, In which 1t WIS stated
TINT parties from Norton County, Knnsng u1ado
mn Appeal for aid for Kansas sufferers. 1t was
STATED TINT tho "pcopsc Of clshtcci, cu,nticsaro
almost starving, and In dopornblo stato Of
poverty" In regard to majority Of the coun.
tics mentioned this may 10 lruc, and doubtless
y. TO RrEnt oxtcnt. Ono Of tho counties mon.
Toned Is Washington. In regnrtl to Washington
county this report Is llntrttc. Tho people of
washington County hnvo an abundance VI crops
rms year, AND larEo ntnOnnt Of last years
crvps arc still on hand. Washington County, Ii
3o.. Do miles cast Of Norton. Only about ttreo
from Washtnston County west to tho tlosti.
ttltc. and much moro will bo scuk, ns a
reEt!nr NIL Eoclety bus been orgnnized to collect
rrnvislnns anA ship thom FROM this county to
tho western equities. do not Wish 10 dis.
courage nntrihutlons. MS theru nrc portions OF
KANSAS ileet1R aid, but Washington County il
not bhoMf those. portions. hnvo lived In Wash
inHt0n C0iinty for o,ovcn ycnrs, and k,lnw TINT
FOR Mashtn9ton County Il Is n 1nistake. WASH
lngton County has population or l4,09i, aud uns
NJ ~ tngrp need OF aid than tho hest county in
IIIlnoIs. a. s. NILSSON,
, 1880-09-06


Ff.Otjte-WEs nEaln dull Mt n0mIna,ly unchanged
trtces tho aAg Of few small shipping GrdDrs cnn-
h.ttnteh nb"ut tho wla 0f tho days trndlnR. salos
were limited tn ~ urls wlntcrs mostly AT $E0atn;
III Gr!a double c1sEns purity NJ $tNs md rs brs low
grades, partly at t1m. Tnta 1g5 b.Ds. Export oura
wsre quoted Mt t.00lt7b ior good to chu1co oxlra.
OTIEt MtiLRrurrN-,furo In fair dumand and
firm faes wcfH cars bran nt $l0tO; midAllnRs
nt &l0.tAJlT.W; cars ah0rtA nt t1201: wheat
screenings Mt &iG Conrso cors-t1Oal wnA nominal at
f4.2j nor ton TIT Track
stl!lNu WI1EAT-Wns fairly nctgc, and strnneur,
niivnncinR Ia nor b md cioalrK No uboyo t.n latest
ps1fo: q Friday, lseerbohn rcg.rtcd ho.tsr tune
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isssnt: MIRA ;sa ,S.te 1Sstes tss wessnss. Eas
srresgcm.s enni'nse Wt,e that nrsc. ;nust sa xo
h;wes but toy aiYs wro IL Tint velH. and tho inns
r s ' n 1asHm Is HsTs ssxe ~
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sas,l I'll. Nov 10 ~as noa.nai Il a4 'sfd aa s 10
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A. at.s II" atns!s1 Q. rea VII! !ittG etlanvo q thu
III @ 1 %rsisi ss"sS 81 $ isa asI
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, 1880-09-06

~ "s A4'tVT " Ing lHslNgO lFtDtfHe4
MEMPHIS. Tonn., Sept. 3.-sIncc Wado Hampton
tries to Hct out OF bis 'apoeoh, IL ,nny not ho
aniiss to Rlyo tho following cxtracts from two
speeches delivered IN the latc campaign In this
county by Judge Clapp. n prominent Dotnocr.t.
They cnnhot be denied ms they wcrc published
In tho dplnd', which mover tnld ItotD
"Whatl Garfield refuses to shake hnt,ds With
DO Impossible. Wo would havo to scatter tho
bones q Lee and Jackson to tho winds, tear
down their pictures from onr walls, forget tho
uf our wives nnd daughters befnro VIC could
crlnHingly sh.!ko handa with tho dishonest Hc-
E.1b,I!!sHn ,I!s.1,i n,onlnee lvio!ent applausc;l
lips since the War.
tss.Sn Ss{ G,aep thon delivered ou'osy on JEFF
VII Southern Democrats want to Join tho Re.
publican party they should 20 10 tho Kravcs Of
Jefferson, Loo. md stoncwnIi Jackson sl1,d scat
wood and do tho same, and thon thoy can clasp
the hand Of 0arlcld. hut not till then" [Hp-
DO not boar much Of tho progrces Of tho
good aense OF tho AmerIeRu people to think that
srn,nent 10 the party controlled by TIC Solid
south where not ono man In 100 custs bis vote
s5 sny az" eespSss hs r 4
tlc1sa Tint yol! might cut It with q jaot.knife,
low ho ea pashea Is ho hot sTs d
othnr papers ,sould believe anything.
The s.pMaa .h9 e.. other day proved that Tho
wcra N0. .00Q auldlcrs In tho Union army, at which
tho slave States furn!shcti moro thnn half, In
%ss ows TS ssre d se oss HI s sot s%y IL s 5s
1npe ent pro Prove a. wilt sfos s 1 + not wse woraS ,4S
tuT't e tho ttno virginia split on tho deb. ouc,.
tton there Ind not been tn any stato Of tho South
III n 1kn n htuf{ {n%r