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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-18

G. SCHELLBNGEE is conducting
The High School, owing to sickness
of our worthy principal, }. n. Terry,
and it is reported that Mr.. Il is so
disabled as to declare his inability
to take charge the next term, which
if so will necessitate the searching
of new principal for the balance of
the year. But we earnestly hope be
will be restored to good health in
time for the commencement Of the
next term and take charge.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-18

sWIGGT M-ANDERSON Married ~ jas'
Commns, J. p, this nth dy q if
1850 Mr. Etick T.. 5wggum % he '39U ~
York, Green county, Wis, - lii3' I. y
huieraon o. The town Of M0tegRt 'aaa.
coantY, Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-18
MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY MARCH 49, 1880

book so severely that j. is probably
the wound may effect him for life.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-18

ALL the choice brands OF cigars
to be found at Kline d Spratler's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-18

on the way hurting herself SO badly
that she too was helpless, aud du-
ring the night she froze to coath.
AS the aged pair lived alone mile
or more from the Travelled road Mr..
Garments helpless condition was not
known, and he lay for five days
where his Inflated wife placed him
when some boys ciscoverd the re-
mains Of Mrs. Carmen and then
proceeded to the house, which was
found in ashes and Mr. Carmen al
most famished and both legs frozen
above his knees. A hen providen-
italy laid an egg every day within
reach Of the injured man, thus Civ
ing him sustenanoe sufficient to
keep the thread of life intact. He
will recover, but his condition is
pitiable in the extreme.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-18

Mr.. DELLER wishes us to return
his sincere thanks, through the pa
per, to the many citizens and friends
who gave helping hand and virtu-
ally saved his home from destruction
by fire last Friday. He also says
that there were three pals and u
scarf left at the house, which the
owners can have by calling for them.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-18

M "a. F.. II L q j.
, 1880-09-11
| w. Agnow; strickon from tho dockot: ot1or
will b0 entered rctna.,ug tho caho for furthor

W.. Agnow; stricken from tho tlockot: os.lcr
will bo cntcrctl on rcmans,ug tho caho Tor furthor
proceedings.
II. Barrett OF nj. ya. Paxton et nj; motion to
dls:niss arres! allowed: nrneal i disI1!sscd: ,.,,.
for leave tn tlle petition for mhrtMrltt.
-. Wnrd ct nj. ~. Foreman ct MI mouoh bg
appellant to dismiss appeal; appeal tflanlssod.
CAir or THE nCCKET.
81. Mortc yR. Richmond; argued orally and
X. People OK rel. Adams -. 1osa l. Phillips
Manufacturing Company ct al.: takun.
~. VillnK0 Of Byron W. lllo,,nt: fnken.
H. i'arkhurst 70. Stout Ut MI: continued for
H. Tcoplc OK rel. Gross N. stookcy:. pns.cd.
H. Hrni,t, administrator, vs. Bell ct al; argued
" y. ss'' Lamar ami Insurance company vs. oullck;
H. Patterson ct al. "a. Mckinney at nl.; takcu.
10. iIa,lk Ut Montreal ve. Page i8 bglug argued
orally.
ii: Lnko shore L siiciiisan southern r.a,lrond
Company Ct n. IS. Chicago s. Western Indiana
H. Iians"n. imi;'!cadcd, ctc., vs. Jol'ot Iron &
Nail Company: tnkcn.
d. Wortnley ys. Wormloy; continued for
II; v l'in3|y, administrative, ote, Va oorsion;
:W Hickey ct nj. VI. Chicago & Western. ln-
dana H,!!lroad Company Ct al; time extended
twenty t,nya to tllu hTlcfs.
~. Tnwn Of Lc,nunt OF al. ". Singer 4 Tatcott
Btnne Company ct al.
.,;:sI Metropolitan City HALLWAY Company vs.
il. CubberiS rs. Scott OF al.; takon on call.
, 1880-09-11


a hill was .itcd yesterday In the United States
Circuit Court by william lonklo ngnlrst King
Curtis. G. J. Singer & Co., and tho Merchants
Savings, 1.oats, and Trust Compnny. In which
hu tells huw ho trlctl tn bear tho pork nlnrkct III
Il etIall wny, hni how tho bulls rafsct him out OF
bis l",n!s. II WIS In Juno, ho knys, Juno TO- 1es,
anu wh!o thu corner in mess rtrk wna still ul-
noticeable r. tts t!mols!"ns; That lionklo save
no lnrrGls of mess pnrk selsers option for Ar-
gust. Thu icnt WIS takcn Immediately by G. j.
Singer Is Co.. who srro buying for Armour s.
Co. tho price tclug $ll.45 a l,nrrcl.
lle11kle took another horoscope, and thought he
c,lild tnako lnUra in0lcy IN tho sinle w,ly. and
snS too u bnrrnis .n9ro OF pork l to singer. sellers
pnt III, t:t'0ons n,nrAtns, and then !ay buck md
whttG1 fur tho settling uAy to c0tnc. HIT It
cnmo LII u very different way frnn whnt be cx-
rcctcd: Tho price Of pnrk Kept advancing. nnA
nu'y j. is eyeil higher: Tug con:raet far ttls
Singer wants to settle Mt ti7...f larrcl, wh.o!i
dteAu't suit cotnpla.nnnt'a = deM Of Justice ut all.
flG GhAFEus TINT this sudden rise In !ncss pork
IL ftctsttoua; TINT It Is tho result Of IL cNrilcr
nlnniptlntc,a by Armour 4 Co., who hive c.'1s-
tractctt tD h!ty tnHro mess pork than tfseEo ts IN
trlslcs were 1itlu nccurrng to tho rules nf tho
Nnnrtl Of TrtC. nnst he intended to keen them.
THE defendants EAvG ru!letl IN him fnr nlurn
margins, md they thrcntcll to ltvdu tho f3,sh)
at unCG unless prevented. 1T this strait tho
complainant "squrnfs,' alleging th!lt nptlon
deals nrt. Katnhl!ng contsGcts. f?rbldcn by inv.
tb s f.' "t q s t9 Is S,e nj II, az nS a;s fs
pluycnt Singer trom draw!ng tho money from
tho bunk.
, 1880-09-11

MEMlT1Es, Tonn., sept. l0.-Tho crop report of
tho 3ic,nph!e CottOn E1chnnIo fur tlo month of
Aug,sst otnbrncns 14 respnnses from polnta III
West Tonnessee. North Mississippi, aud NORTH
ArkrnBns.
Woathor-Twcnty report weather favorable In
most nil rrspcctA; 109 r0port WcAther generally
untnyosnll0; compare! With lust August, u En-
port m0ro favorable, 10 about tho Same, los
much less favorable.
Cottusl-truitlng-5t report It forming and
bioomlux wuEI. Us moderately we'll: II not woll;
" report r0tainIng fruit woil; 10l report ecrsnns
shedding Of forms and ynunE fruit. On tho up.
lands tho crop Is generally reported ~ almost
entirely lost.
Condition Of the cropa-Tcn report a very flno
condition IN oil respects, 80 Il good condition "A
to cultivation. IL excessively RrAssy, ~ u bAtl
condition III ct,,llpars with lust 1nt,lith, It Il
represented rs u Per Gtlt lcs4 favorable a. cuIn-
rArGat With thu sumo lime Inst year.
plektuH-Thg rGpurlcA AyGrAgD ttnto Of cnm-
InpncUlIcnt 0t picking WIS Aug. II; Inst yrAr,
seps. u nvorag0 aato ut which picking would no
Worm drprc.intiona-O hundred and scvc.,
rnport .u .uAlerInl !i.liiaxGs by warns; twunty.
ivy report so'',e boil worms; aggregate damAge
trttllng.
l'unlago by rust a1,d shctldlng-Th!rtccn re-
rort Hu uMu,nKe hy rust blight; etghtJ.nIno rG-
port yGfy sprtntl3 taMnnKe. Tho damage III rg-
NtF!el Ut fruM u to 80 pVt cent. average. u pur
EtNt,
Aliscel!aneous-1n Tenucssec nnl MIssIssippl
Which ~ utmost III Gnttre loss. In tho ilultun
lapds everywhere. tller1 IL much complaint ot
tto rlnk gsuwta ut tho plant Ut tho expunsG of
thu fruit.
, 1880-09-11

with having committed q rape Upon Cditsta .lrp-
son. cntno mp bofnrr judge lh'pcra yesterday
mnrnIng on tho application for continuance
mntao hy a. s. Ttl,t!c, defendants COUNSEL. tho
previous day. III support Of tho application Mr..
Tr,ida rcu,l an affnvt by Or. Frederick Schncfor.
setting forth that Mrs. Unnschow. af No. ltS
Fowler etrcci, WIS sick md unable tt, icnve tho
ac Then toiIowed M Il lcuethy nif,iavit by tho de-
feu',nNt, Irwin, who. nftcr a preamble tm WHICH
he acknowledges tho danger which llca III tnMk..
E SSs ~ rnpS } az y 81 Sn
p!nnant. Kt'cs oil to state TINT by the Testimony
Of Mrs. narschnw. whose ovt,lonce Will compiotU
prs,vt Tint Ct,,1sta jcpson, tho prs,socntrlx, Is
now. md sas nt the t,nc ot tho alleged rapc,
wmt9 u ysla enc hn hSssy nn Sy q
with her cvitteilco heretofore given. The a'!innt
chnrKes that stsu ewore before il.o 0rat,!l Jury
mt while she WIS searching fn lodgings ,lear
tho pnwcll House: !hnt sho ,vaa stranger In
tho cf.y md unfamiliar with tho nclghIor.
i few tays haforc from 1own; she aiso awore
i,cr virt,ig her clOthes Md particularly her
i,c expects to pr,vo ~ Mrs. Gan:chof Tint silss
work: 1t Which @ time sho ' had seTy i ts Under:
On or ni,oi,t juno Il. Mrs. 0arschowf Found Miss
IrpHt,n In tho led Of her h1lAl,1nus rom which
shu expelled her. Whercupun sho M@f,t out Ut
the tiuisc, anu returned anltt!y thereafter III 4
hrrnclt TINT shu syns regnrated tU
lcnv1 tho premises. ShO did ST. md before de-
pnrtIny stiu returned Mrs. Nnnechnw her bor-
roweh unrreothtng AMI resumed her rlHs.
After the mcgel utEGnsg WnR committed Miss
teps0n WIS taken to tho rt,llCu atat!nn by uno
Charles ". Arf,uttl. Whera sic exhibited rs Gvi-
tcnr,s nf the brutality of her assault all that
was frtt Ut her tlrawcrs. whUrcHs Mrs. 1nnscttpw
Will prt,rc TINT tli9r thun condition slls tho
Rut.EG us When Miss Jepson put thnm Ill l,cf0rc
IrHvtg her house. AiaFnnt further n1ieges TINT
when Miss .cpson atnrtell oft 8h0 cxprrascu th0
determination, tu nuke her money GnRier thin
by w,,rkug; nisu TINT while Miss .opst,n llyptl
with hrr y0upE Mcn would often GILL Mt her
hntlac md Rsk Tor her Under allnscs, and that
drunken condition, and wuuht nlsn commit 0thov
vrtlous woman; AiI'nnt further sets forti, Tint
on tho evening TINT tho alleged crI,nn WIS coin.
nitteal u ISIS .iepsun engaged htH hnd the ctt.c-
fn.n!nitt t conversation, nt,d prnpnsel to thont
tn hntn intercourse With her. ant1 TINT tho l,l,'
noise Which uccltrrc1 wns when she nton mud
Iuillnl,d fur money. Autant further n!leRcs hMt
Mr.. C.. W. Arnold, .wto WIS instrumental II,
nr0usng public opinion ngui.st defendants. hns
tntcstixnlel tho ease, md come tn tho cnnclta-
sion thnt Miss JBps0n IS I'M abandoned woman,
Thu nlllnut closes with nnNrpcatinn for further
tltno IT, develop tho entire truth tl tho cMst.
The Court granted continuance until tho
October tarm.
, 1880-09-11
MURDERED FOR MONEY.
Spkeia4 u9p1tth 10 Tbs Ch4ea0Q Tribune.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Sept. l0.-A ClarkBvElo
special to tho Banner sRya that Il. $. Lapralo, a
bachelor living III Robertson County, WIS muir
icrcd for nionoy ty unknown persons, and tho
boay found In hoo thrcc-lunrtors Of n milo
fro1n tho rcalllonce Of deceased. There was n
hoIc IN tho bnck part Of tho hcMd, but tho buty
WIS 80 decon,posetl thnt tho cxnct nnture Of tho
wound could not no uctermtned. soyeral parties
hayo been arrested Oh suspicion.
, 1880-09-11
'COE'1TEE.
GREEN.


Fine Now MaokeEol, per ktt ,,,u....a1.l 1t
ttlckltnE Vinegar. gallon koRH fnt. Loo
Chaw.Ghow. Cross6 y n!aekwells-p'nts, III.
N.iTl:ol- England Tnbln bauco. por bn.tio .... 10
l!tEtt lolnp. ltape. UF Cnl1tY, pcr n....
Gt,euatMt EehpEpH, ror ~. .s.,+,....,.,..,,,.. AZ
t:hasoinie. M.arfs os haisr's, pcs ib........ IK
AIkuIAfUptA. blulths. pUr lb............. .... u
ttelallhG flef phGkhke 10
urnIiR0 Mnr,nnahH pGf jhF.... ......,.... ~. 2H
tnMaansgd MIX, swfss l'HF cur. ......... 1Hk
i&iEsf.at tG t;aM ,,l p1r ra@9tSsss @ Tx iii; mn; X
l'OHus E4tmcl pst battle: :..". All III. and l.AU
Epulres .nedtun, l0c. large. x1c each.
IT. JkcNbfR u. per ..,.....,,t... 10
largo stock OF Cannoh (;noda lpsa than rnokoTa
rsoAunl p!ces. and I'LL kina 1f blnlo anu Fancy Gro.
carries ht ltiW1st PEccA tor cn&1+
HHIl0lnlGr O lMhkU acc,tuns, and cal, aHs0 our
cuxtungFx TIM takaeB and cItr1 CxptuspS which AFu
thu result OF Tho credit 9yBlcm.
, 1880-09-11

Jn1ncs Csavcns, for tho uso Of G. q. Howele, be-
gun suit to recover Il, ,0oI of John KolIoy.
4 sait wns begun yestcr.fny by tho Town Of
West ChtcAH0 nKafnst Collector John n. nurnphy
and his !,otrlsmeu, lerthuld l.1wo:.lhnl, Tho,nns
l.y,teh, john llrenock. EhrstinnCarrn'lmt4 jnhn
Cnnvhitl, l'Atriek UD.i,uuil, Dnlnintck ltntt0,
J. ". .lsIrixht, II. y. kerwi,. ard Frnuk Onz-
xAln, The lnnNxUs belug plnucil ut t:a.Ui.
Il. Il. illicit hpK1ltl two suits nglnst ]. r.
Ntcto,a u''4 +. Il. lirFg, ono In nssA,npstt for
&, ,dU, the other III ooyeIIlt FOR :! ,O0 A,aages.
, 1880-09-11

Judgn Moran will be In court next week daily
10 hcnr nluttons and general business.
III tho Circuit Court ,rw caIoutlars nro u,nklng
for tho September term, beginning On tho .D.h
iltstant: Judue lsoxers caton.lar hr4Ins nt term
Ny: :.4., hut IN h1 u III tho criminal Court Ito
,f,h!ge Morstn's cI0,llnr Will c0ilslBt flrst ot
thrty-tlvU rcnHndcIl nntl rttlockuteA eases, and
will thcn 70 On beginning Ut ttrn No. .,t54, t.ll
talsinY.. tho ayrh term llua.t,crs frnln ttmt
on. willie Judge ltoKers tNkes tho nA Hlnlbera.
l'hts calendar. however, will H0t to Calllsif fnr
thrco wGeks. rs .ludXu Mnrall has Mlout l.1 cAsus
OIL hl4 Old uuletadar 10 bu heArl tIrst.
, 1880-09-11

SptetAt Dlspateh to 7he Chteago 1rttune.
KANSAS CiTY, No., Sept. t0.-Abont 10 o'clock
this morning San,ly Albums, Baitl to bo n Chlcago
crook, was arrcstcd ut tho depot III this city.
aftor hyrl fight, for swlndtlng baptist lnlfl-
later from Gcoryn nut Of largo sum Ut money
on tho frcfght-bl! daigo. Adams haa pro-
tended tl,Ul1 bonl asld II check III tho Mcr-
wnlch ho offered tho minister, hit Detective
George 1rciltt saw tho game, anil succeeded In
arrcalinx Adams aud taking him tu hcadguar-
tGrS.
, 1880-09-11

1Ll.ISUIS SUPREME COURT.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Hcpt. Y.-FoltoHtns weto tho
Suprcmu Court proceedings this toEcnoou:
MOTIONS pEctDxp.
Wnikcr, J.-5l, Fuller W. lsatos; motion to
dsint6s upl,ral 0ycrrulcd; cross motion toe rulc
upon Ap!c'Iato Court dcnicd: motion to col.-
sil,uu aliwrd.
-schnihnl,l, J.-83. peoplo OF rul., cto. Va.
Needle q: leave 10 flo petition aud ordor tor
SUMMONS,
Bhrltnal, L.-~GI. Wonncr W. Thorntan; leave
u1lA lilo IN tbia chsc.
CrulK, J.-.5. Furkhurst ". Stout Vt al; writ
eo.npeto seaorti; mutton to dismiss Reserved 10
lnMl neurlnk.
Waikor, j:-;t'. Laketshoro & Michigan south-
cru ltAElroA1 CuMpuuy1si vi. W. Chicago T. Weat.
cru Indiana lsailrea.l Company; motion for
j. !tsehenslny Dosketl 0ray, implicated, cte,,
, 1880-09-11
4 LONG SENTENCE.

BFfeIAE Ulfpd1th 10 I6s Chlta9p ITIb1Ht.
RosTpN, Mnss. Bept..- 10.-ln tho Supromo
CURT ut Dover. N. H., In tho cascs of Joseph
Henry Otis and William II. Curroy. charucd With
lnurtlor in tho scconl degree, both were sot,-
tcncc4l to tho stato Prison for thirty years. Tho
former was chnrged with tho murder Of rctor
durham Ynotls OIL tho 1lth nf Inst Mnrch. Cur.
reyH crI,lle wns for tho murder OF bis aun SamllS,
at FarMington, April 20.
, 1880-09-11
1lIEf1llf.Ic9.

fannie l.. jarvis tllcst II hlll yostorlay against
]. slyrsn, Jnryls. asking, for dlvorco III tho
grotslnl If adultery.
Thu following suits woro bcgun Thurslny. but
suppressed for 1crytuD: Charles Il. FrIeblD from
Ell2M Frisbly. and Ellen Il. Mason fro1n OrurgU
u. Mason. Tho pnpprs Wtr0 llt,t in tho tllps, 10
tho ground coull not 10 lsagncd.
, 1880-09-11

Special Dt,pateh to The Chieapo Tribune.
CLINTON, ILL.,, Sept, l0.-Two farsness living In
I,asl.utt Township not futu nn alturcntion oycr u
liuo fcnco. u.ltl befuru thoy could be sepnrntel
tho injured purity was struck over tho hcl!st With
Il pltchtorIt, tnuklnE several bud wounds. No
prFcSta Mla1r.
, 1880-09-11

DEx1soS, TEX. Sept. 1o.-At AtlMtta, !. T., to-
day an I1lslAn named Dixon WIS executed for
tho murtlor OF Mrs. Washington ycar ago. Il
medicine man made n spot on tho ccntro Of tho
prisoners brcast. Abrcr Woods. bis eplIhin, ,was
chosen uxseutottcr nnl tircd bn1l tr40 to tho
nutrk. DixunH heAa fell forward on hls brcast
md he expired Without II struggle.
, 1880-09-11
MEDICAL,
RlCORD'S VITAL RESTORATIVE

Fully q rer cent nf Tho hnmnn rnto are Victims 70
lion viii hr fully cnrrntufalGh by nynry !ntrl lanHt
nro Indinrrciinn. 1T cxrcssc. Home of TIM co,rinn
erptms nrn m.s ~ v!gnr. Frcrmntnrrfts'a rAfn In
y" tark disposition Rvnti snriry. 1hHrmnr; gloomy
lrucnrrl,ra III fcntr. r,lii!nlng dreams, LOT
H. e fiG s n III, cs tsS F' a fem n1e n
Thsro !. well:tnown rrluesrlo In an.mnl phy.1olo.
r. tnt M sttni nctlnn enr tak lncn nxcept through
II sssi kso hn, e fsa L wsnt
e!.n Tho te.t inr nvr! half century. liz Rie9riH
II sf ce"a s ,ssss # .i !: ~ r. Il:
faihto specific for tn ahnvg. cnntnIns n, rhnsrfo-
sMe: canshar!Aee. utcr rot.o!; Ii purely vkgkTA
@ e. ScfS S n 5 L e 5 81 n e.
sof & e., u n. r:n lIslnc.. nrs T.1neo ot d ps.
aI HTSwn wv STi1smnn TlN 'f"pf!Gt",;. A,isets n2x
iii boz Of l m Hen hy % hill oon Receipt of pr!ce. Rl!s
CERTIFICATE.
rAnts. ity II, laa-a ituo 10 in rntx.-A 1fr. y, H.,
81 yenrA Did. tast eeen w!dnwer twenty. .hvc years;
nervous tcnreramnnt' hah sntInrod for thirty ycnrs
T ~, 5 dr 'e ysS,; i,
can,n ii mu hid aysed him 10 try fteor,is vliNl
s Az nsr r S2 II Il T". 5
marrictl. cn!i in* two line ehil.iron.
days., iiS Ia liz weeks. til totwven iwo aid ihreo
months. between lro nGd aiy f1nn,,ha II nino
Medicine do IN 1fnspitn1 Charity.
ROT.D III ALL DRUGGISTS.
VAN sCItAACK. HrE vESslS t co, Chicago, ILL.,,
-. W1lulGfnlu Aucnts for tho DfME Trnac,
=: 4. SMITH. tnlo t;nncru1 Agent f1F thg Y y.
snc f,rnEulsts. Otl,cc, toom Singer 11ui1dlnR Ut.
, 1880-09-11

the export from Germany md fnavo thon1 nrnriy
onDnRh to c1lyer, 1T weight. tho t1illcfuncy IN
ryc. OF coltrsp. in 70 large n country It tnay to
cheaper for thDm IN sone plnccs to h,ty hrcnh
thnn TO- pay tho Land oarrfagc from districts
where thorp IL abinttnnco.'
, 1880-09-11

The further hearing OF CflN8t1EG TIT tue lC0tRG
yes1ofaay m9rn,ns. Iho Isat w'tness exnn's'ea
] ~so tesc m d. to the faoi Il TINT tn oy woro i've IN
nalr'eer and quito serious /" the!r nature. tho
continuing sp!lnturs Ut tho crockerywaro With
T0n taGy h ys gssh n sc ,,no Tho s,an
wiisro ho xivu It'll i,nrra.lvo uf ti,o events III
inttio Ifoi3uso1,' Tho stt,ry wra lid in Il inw,
t,iict vuico. and tho caim ind llot undgniiicti
,nannor ct ths prisoner went iSr il
Yy1E i IN s Htsax tlsv1T h Of TIM srs, c.,n
given yesterday Gy tho iot,lnio oc,ipants ni tlo
bis nscotine with Gcrtls siarst and II how hoy
srns SM tso hr @ St n, Of n e t crsv Si
mcyor Hiri nut Ut ino wuy. miid h,,w un,n thojr
rrti,rr1 gho repeatedly uakrti him fur lnUJlpy
co.lpnny uppu hin, AftUT 1,e hu,l rvltrcsl shv
cas Ger.e fro,a ttlc rssSts, md Repeatedly Mt-
niip ~ Ia he eufscu M III IL III oru II. w' @n9 .
With, she rctir, frI illc ruot1'. mid ll,o trIso
or hsar,. her ind tho others coilyersinx IN Il Inv
q rpa + FanulnR sY exe1tejS 'Stf. No Fl x Fl an n
Kili the mug or rIy Inv o1ner iau." ShaftIy u uftcr @
TN to Tetfa fuu Slt 70 sn"an S f@ 'n @ E! att M
which he tironed shc look Up tho
P!eaor, hMMR aro %n'or ,x,'Hn,x WHICH VII ,as
ntt.ct 81 hin, WITH y nj sn1 aop', tu, c,fit..
"inna tnr Hnrninu " Eo H. ps"r sInr thnt
INV wus Ir,i,,ntt ,v ~ ~ 1{iln ,,I n,
lin r"vnlrrr irTm n,a.nr H. nj liz s1,,i i tnt,
en],tHv n,t n Fann'"w !. s,ou ~ ,n, snitf Il, T fr
III! aft1t vn,, +" E"ts,,rv r,."t,..i *" ,innr IL ~
1yhct, ihn ,,rsnner ,I,sn ta,,t,"i hin; r. stnn'
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an1 ~ t tult VI hts nHut1 @ TX !cit aal1etl HRHi
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M .an Ut; maEn ~ H. ~ J"t.HEi HMM 1ue ~ M'.a
nSm ss y. th.o tae "no{s !chy!iK Mnnnl hitl Ely ~
Ell. ~ H,oy. y s.fs anu ~ "snness. "an PILE Ut
IL W. .t mu!e t s, ~ , tnt n,heo m seut.
, 1880-09-11
AI.LIGItfe,

kHw Yons, sept. l0.-Insroctor nyrncs an.
nolncoi to-day thnt ho hah found n,nonR tho
tentls hypothocatuI by Aaisor at the Tnir't
National 1mnk. four II 100 bnn!s Of tho Clncin-
unti sNuthurn ltnilrs'nl that wore nf tho lnt
Ky,
, 1880-09-11

WHEAT IN ILLINOIS.
srRtTarlELr, ILL.,, Bept. l0.-Tho forthcoming
report OF tho State Donri uf Agriculture will
show tho winter wheat crnp 1t this stnto for 1870
to 10 53E65.G05 bushels. Tho average prtco pnld
to tho fArmcr IA aa CENTS. and tho whnto yntuo VI
tho crop IA s, is7.4sR. This crnp hns tlovcr been
cll,Aicll III tho history ot tho htate.
, 1880-09-11

UNITI1I5 STATES CUUKTS.
John V. Fisher commenced suit for 10000
ycateray nglnst tho Town ot Hyron, Adam
to'niss!on" s M fPs; 9nbsavs II II II jy1n A }soe t@e
Campbell. J. U. uuvts, isaa0 Il. DrnkC, und Low
Il. uurch.
, 1880-09-11

COLUMBUS, O., Burt. 10.-James Peel hns boon
arrested charged With tho murder OF katc
Grimes, wh,so dcId body was fonnl cast or tho
city yestor.iay. There .nro sn..ra! c!rcun,.
guilty rs charged, knows something a.xut tho
Wpu,RN'H Iuath.
, 1880-09-11

MISSISSIPPI.
hEnIpEx, M!ss., Sept, l0-Tho case OF tho
HtAto against Ii1nry Virgil and Houston Gully
fnr killing Uilnlcr Is set for trinl next Tupsday
In tho Circuit Court pf kotnper County.
, 1880-09-11

AN OLD I4ADf MURDERED.
WIliTEnA1l.. NJ y, Sept. l0.-sIrs. Cynthia
Sargent, agcd 70 yonre, living nlo1c ut Fart Ann.
was brutnlly murdered last night. Thoru was
nothing disturbed in tho hullse.
, 1880-09-11

8 Pounds for $I,OO.
fhia Tea caHtnlna sosnu ut tho nuAt In ali grades
md Is tho best Ten vror 0r0red fur tic niongy,
AJsn, NJ! kinds ut FlnyutinR Toas-A ssau Uransn
rukuu, fsonory Huk0c, CAp1r etc
, 1880-09-11

Tho inya!trs hnpo a,ltl strength beyond all
otI,or remedies Is Malt ljIttGrs.
, 1880-09-11

TIE JEIS1N CASE,
Tho ca&o Of william Thompson, alias William
9'bouPson lSMin. and John MoAuley, charged
, 1880-09-11
EDUCATIONAL.
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DR.. l.. Sauveur's School Of Languages,
1894 n1fchiEnn-ay.

Reform In the Tcnch1nx of Lantnnres,
G,fs;et n fiGcnSh el,Gt p; h i hnH",snrs Method
Nnon md Evening Clnases At the Ehlcagn Athr.
nmunA ~ ncnTbofn-Bt. vii! heptn Monday. Snrt II
Lens1c{;s.. Na {i. II! @ bex!n Mon!nr. scpt. q
III A Casses tho OF tha English Ianguase IL an
tlre!y fnrbltden. - VIZ
AahrBas fnr circulars, PROF. L. I.fIlrII1xHncApRr
tlEtt. ~ fJbnrbUFn-et. ''
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-24

GEN::R,L MARoNE, THE woULD-BE
Radical leader of Virginia, issued a
manifesto few days ago, virtually
proposing to make coalition on the
electoral ticket between Rcadjusters
ahd Republicans. The Republican
Convention, however, refused to coa-
1cacc, but nominated straight ticket.
This Icav6s the doughty General rath-
or high and dry.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-24

ready given have failed to convince,
and they must bc repeated number
Of times, or now onos must be- aiduc-
ed, in order to bear any fruit. That
is all we wanted. But as there seems
littlo danger that the Convention will
nominate in June, we do not propose
to waste further time in discussing q
dead issue.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-24

GREAT BRITAIN is GRUMBLING be-
cause the United States proposes to
boss the Isthmus Of Panama Canal.
She thinks that the American prctext
of unwillingness to allow a foreign
power to control tho canal in time of
war, means that the American Eagle
wishes to monopolize it in time of
peace.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-24

LIE CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA AND
Augusta Railroad has shown wisdom
III offering cheap round tickets be-
tween the different stations. Besides
increasing travel, it makes the public
believe that the road is ondcavoring to
benefit instead of crushing them.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-24

GENERAL GRANT HAS AT LAST reach
cd Galcna, his rcputcd home. BY q
strange coincidence he reaches Illinois
just as the delegates arc being selected
for the Republican Convention. BY
the same strange coincidence hc reach
cd Texas in time to capture its Con
vcntion. The General is as wise as n
serpent, Would he were as harmless
sa the dove.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-24
ALL RIGHT NOW.

Back orders will be filed in short
metre, and new ones by lightning
express. Our stock now on hand is
very large, and it is only certain
styles that we have been short Of.
Those are coming" coming" 300,-
600 more and dent you forget it
Best of all, read this: