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nnd on thn Nt,rtI,orn t.struYIn, TIM t1nnauo
rim, r,,ns has ttrn a,Ight mi 20 n,,,rh M fn,l
yrr s,i vra" NJ "n itsutt..i si nj M, ttn.It
,ratc wi,tsnt % II st,, n ahnuk. Thrrc heya lr",,
iainly M I,rm,v - r'tns IL u"nrrn4!r ta nrny,,it
thr'stint, ri,n ,nlIt,,,, ~ fhr ,r,n fh;is t"r
I'M, IN. ir,nc Xix HI, IN ls flmyt, l,, n, to
e", b. c nj ut nt inc iutss 'is TS wtn.ior was ~. m ros
Grr oynnno g "I WI oi,nn G ,,a Iine ~ "'''"'
rhn friit,winv s,nsaaf tlisnn}rGns haye l,con rt.
ccivr,t ~ ti,n f,f',,,csr f,1cst: "
@9'-" ~ @"" . n ,r,,
hFEh FAh'A' "'H' ,.
sehrce!y hlahet Of *7haat ms been lirasaed
u th!a slEtnlty sl1ct ty tn5t Fnnrt. atu i'nt 6g
NlHth!Eheh Tho hearta " the Dl1in hhi ti!scthir"
nRetl fArnesa Although It naA aint rhatseu Gun.
II bud condition, mud Will Hccessltnic extensive
in:s. Enr No. Wtc4t SID 4 nat'l+ iMit very
tlttlc VI any f1u1ltty n bfnuR0L ~ HuFApt.
, 1881-09-19

uIIT NOnTIIWEST.
uAiIA{tE NY HAHN,

Gptetai Dspatth to 17s Chicago yrtbunA
ST. FAut, Minn., Sept. 18+-A TtttauEH cor.
respondent hns fntoryIowcl grain dcalcss as tn
tho asuouMt Of tlnninKo To whcat Ii, sh0ek by thu
recent rains. Thu general answer WIS thRt tho
raills hui undoubtedly tstAo Koot dtal of in-
Jury. but lust how much vnulli nut NOW bo le-
turlninod. Mcllrath Il 0ilbart sAll TINT WhuMt.
t,ats, nn1 lux WrrU aufforlng from super
abundance Of nIhls!llro. but tho nKkrcgato loss
en1l not 10 computed! untll tna Hrain llad q
uhance ia dry out. II cnnt. dry weattor shnulal
fnlluw tho wet stIul OF course tho l',sa w0hl bo
much loss tAdn II Tho rufus ahUald sot In uKuln
attcr brIot interval.
u. W, nat!son T. Gu, who operate along tho
ait,o or tho Hnux Guy ltoal, said tlht thcy had
IN d0intt information III t0 thu amount Ut dull.
Ayo tlot,o. Wust OF NankAlo lhoro wus g0od
dua! Ut grain viii uncut, nnd tHuch Ut tho EratEl
IN stuck WAS greet ana growing, aud the stscka
xave forth n1aasy udor.
Mr., u. II. Valentino snys TINT sho rAtus havo
etoppod tho dollyprtus Ut wheat, uud that ut
their elevators Al0nK tho main lilo oe tho Ut.
pA,tl, minneapolis l. Manitoba Mohtl tho receipts
had nut Arvrnged two car-l0asls y day 1urtuE
tho past few tlhys
FIR. Dolallo. who arrlvoA In Ut. Paul yesterday
from tho nor4a. stated ttat theFo had bue.l ito
rain for ten .iays IN Northorr Dakota to Ninount
10 much. Fartnots Raye thrashea what they
could e'etWGeH stowers, the WlleHt turning uut
eighteen bushels u tho aQro. aud luoro III SUM
cases. Thus fur shosu u not muuh surousln9 ull
oyor Dakota. West Of TOD lsivcr abaut 0ne~hnlf
OF tho thEashlnv II doAe. rood 4pal u wheAt
IL III shock. OF cnur4o tho tlpal ro-
suits will depend Oh tha weather. On sho
Ma.lltola IioAd. hetweon ulyndon And crooks-
iut,, there hnyo benn about thrcu days delay
lu tnsashug, but Eonesa!ly alons both lEanchcs
, 1881-09-19
MINNESOTA.


~. dwttal nfsnatchts IL tbs Chttugo Tribune,
f"HEsf ClrY, Sept. l7.-Tho craps In this coun.
"s'e all faIr M plowlng done yet.
WARRINGTON COUNTY,
"t*rostT. Sept. lE-Corn t,lIr crop. Nut
p's. i%u'e INN two-sntraa of crop Of potatoes.
-'o"lh2 toF whoat III E,rourosg.
~ wAsitlhtlT1}H COUNTY.
"W'nhuHY. Sept, lI-putatIes scarce. Late
;, .sns nas1 eelp0ta paslures. llt !ltllo thrash
"* aole Oh ACCOUNT Of wpt weather..
WAuABllA COUNTY.
.1SE ClTY, Sept. l1.-Gprn and potato crQps
~ aeea' s'ow progress With ,hrashinx un account
VI wet Nca thur.
wHlt1Itr COUNTY.
.,"AsxaIY, Sept. l5.-trhtu.hlng progressing
crop, ""''
W1HOSA COUNTY.
v,,", ",soHA, bept l1-Cafn promises tarRo
;ns1 ;."'a' Potatoes Koct. Whyut In shock has sut-
's'eo from wet weathor
STEVENS COUNTY.
,tonuls' Sept. l&-Sprtny wheat being
III, l"ea rum stoek Of voud qualify and fair
@"'a' Fall piowlnz proxsessauk t1Lsly.
sTEELk COUNTY.
"Aaos~Aa, Sept. l7.--cura gool crop. No
, 1881-09-19


,alolatlvo 10 tho fash!nlIs In uOstuno presao4t
sixty yours aEu our nuthor bus nacs IN say. aI-
tho,igt BY u naturally nloru shlnun!oatlse
MlIuu1 tho tlross OI Ills uwn s4x thNn III 10 the
attiro ot lnllies. or ane lirittsh lnatrtt,, ru-
pros!ohel with being .'clatl III evoryth,lg trol.
fol.ta Ut drapury, eIrolus VI rihnons and tuolts,
tler oygs tlor nf 'ouNoes'M y a,1 q1lllinXs of lAee
aud pnanKs of a! surts," ~ TIM a!rsetiy upposit
wero spwn up In tight ba.s. .iuner@lty Tho a'lic*
e @ssrl* nss "ox pos saeS is aa
tr!oa a,!a f1.rbsluws. out i..sta,loes M are t9an4
peculiarly substantial proportions ~. 10scfibeal
~ hnl!totl N!t iH wltbt her htlir tMt III TUG lup
E H. i"!x y tnxes@ @ ster ~, " aSs s9sa e
exposcAi hur Art!!s hnro nearly - Tho shoulder.
with xlovos wvinilr.! aud thrust duwn utmost to
satlu ahves. lacatl w pillar Ut cnussal aploar.
anee. With s.Neh loo. t9r 1aso ~ nxht haso
Milo fushuns hro llt'ru Inlilutely discussed.
Tho ,sland!os " lSo Hnro stnys. M,d atrcetes W.
sosdlnv srsminasy e ap!'oarsnSe. Ths gs',!.-
ticoats, pa,hts. xtays, GtAIullu4 hRlllk0rrh!uts.
a p;GatE, ngct ooso',s :" tie la9s IT,. Wh!e y
u 1 TasRs tfoisss., iio'r ncis rsSte- 'S
senstns "!taos e!;, .kss !ao T. Key g4n' !S pet.,
slnro' BY .nn ,,im,ho,It uxposuru Of u highly-
culurctl ,e1icuk uni u proud itap.',lcrt, nsr."
tte tlanay protforrl h!Mself ~ q l'ox Vt dotlbt.
lath. With pMle-btl,e, unnealillE, i,nzy eyes; 80
lnceA up ntis! pipchel III that hu gonla nt't stnop
to ptek up hss handkcrIhlet X llu ct'ntlesti to
thoy tvaan,bled pett!conts. with II painted faro
!s!xtaR oysr y wall # starch a1id Masl!n. y
G0tweeN his lips, his hns created nver. hl! foro-
l,sqd lku tho fuAthors Of a Frlcslatd hun,
aud 81 RulA cansn MN lulzztn1.x'ass
9audcrs. lio lapcd. oyled, mud drnwlBd,
10 slnet l,ku otvet.oa 10 was a!l aIeetatlon,
ppllsu, delleauy, uIlu luItIAty."- Tho A,lthur's
"yunng cousin III thu 0uau.a" was understood
to ur4or ucW cu4t monthly, nud sotnu noselsy
, 1881-09-19

WASHINGTON CUuSTy.
Rptofa Usnttehfs h 1ht Ghtehbo Tribune,
llAnrrul,n, fcpt. l1.-Cor,, and t,atatn ornp
good. GrollnA III guoL condition for hrcdlng.
Spring whent threo.four.hs thrlstud.
HuCK CuuHTy.
JASEavtLLE, acpt. l7.-Curh crop snosl. 1'o.
into crop tnir. Not much fall sGGdiux done.
Ground III falr condition..
LAFAYETTE COUNTY.
DARLINGTON. Sept. l7.-Cprn dMnaKeil nbntlt
10 per CONT hy dronth. po.utocs tlatnlsed 10 pcr
rcsit. t'nstl!res In fatr rt,ilti!tion. Uruura In
splendid condition for seeding.
W1NxEEA0o COUNTY.
NkEKAlI, sort. 1T.-Cors, III fnlr condition.
potAtos good. Full piuwlnx hns commenced.
Ground In sino cai1slltion fur seollug.
rs,arAug COUNTY.
ATHEIST, Sept. l7.--tUrn III por crnt bettur
than IN 1881. Latu pntlsthcA IDJsirod 81 por cunt
by dry wuathyr. but crop IL still larxo uud eull.
lug freely. spr!ng.whcat Yield oloyan buslials
per ncru. ....-
NAYlioxD, .sopt. 11.-Curn Will oaual the crop
or lSs1. Potatoes an nseraEo crop. No taai
0t,ANT COUNTY.
WAS lil.uItN, Bept, l7.-Curn rTup damaged 10
prr uent. .1'otntn clH,p very rt,or. Oraun.f III
ltccrt,used for lS6s.
AnynnE tnuarY.
cra ;ss s'y.; ysry t scrsc. VI utoaaa r u poSd t
euIisiltlun fur aDosllnK.
q,sEarEAtsau cuuSrY.
AHeAnsA. sePt; n l7.-rhe aaFtaxo t9r 1ss: VIII
l1Mru had rlln Hsttiust eyery 1at tor three works.
JUNEAU COUNTY.
I.yNnnS STATION, Rcps. l1.--Corn Inns beon
nmse ~ ar' ',,,,x: y les T., ,et .ts;sss tutr W
nceuulit vi thu RrUtlnd bellly su Wut. Spr!ug
wheat yielding Frua' t!yc to IL hashoIs.
HMM Ct,uXTy.
sSosE n:s s saa ssn o M. 9asp oppysS aanaFsa 9se
lS52. Ground tUu WUt to plow.
nO.AlN COUNTY.
.IDwE!l. Bcpt. 1z:r-CuFn wfll ho m average
osup liat.rs tiIf ss.'l,. s'..attires .lat,.a 4ea
ftssstY I'LL vi! e 10 % aucrS.e u'''F' u "''A' '0
Ii ull.,ssA COUNTY,
naii: Fo,st$ss aiEl fEsli oFSp assssxa u wS9st
for lSA: viii bu lnereasest. Flowing progressing
very s!owiy oa uopal'n. " wet 'soA1ber.
= 1slClILANu COuHVY.
| ;WNOpSTQQK. SuIat. l7.-t'urn- crup bcat We hare
bud fur yoars. Asruago Ut wloas !noroaaad foF
EAU csAliss COUNTY.
oS MSs'sS; ~ cscsSe Sye Vt heavy a1 ' cti'sos.s
sntns. Turn sfnp xood. No Injury to any of tao
sAux COUNTY.
MeuntuAcx. Sept. H-Pasturcs good. An
average crop Ut eur,l aGlo pulhtues II expeotea.
KnNtNilA COUNTY.
] KENDstIA, sept. l7.-Crnps III good onlllltaon.
4 majority ot tbs sprluQ Whunt IL thrashod.
Cd3LuAuIA COUNTY.
FnNTA0Y, Bcpt. 17.-Eurtl crop 9utAl. AerGnRe
Ut Wtlealt for lBHs will hu aaGfoased. sprtuY
wheat about one. Third tlIrushed.
VERNON Ct,uNTY.
pz S0t0, Sept. i.-liest crs,p VI corn W. over
| bad. rotMtu 0rUp good. ltavo bud plenty Ut
| ruin.
JlFR6!t4DA COUNTY.
Fulk1 ATKINSON, Bupt, l7,--Corn damaged one-
, 1881-09-19

NANlHTfR CnHSTS4
Sptctnt Ut&p.tthss In The tHftnpo 7'rfEt,Ht.
LEAN LAKH, eept, 11-Twn-t tsirt,s Of crop of
cnrn. Three lOnrths TT n crnt, Ut potatoes.
Pastures III good c0t.hltloii. Wheat Averaging
FROM tun to twelve bushels per acrc.
MrsKYuuS COUNTY.
lAyExSA, sett. lf,-Eatly corn Roo1. fato
hndiy Injured. Onu.hnlf II crHp Of putntues
Too dry to pluw.
AtcOHA COUNTY.
11AnHfRvti.LE, Sept. 1i.-No t1atnaRe t,ns been
done tn cOrn and It will make Il falr crUt. Tho
norenHo Of wa,cnt wilt bo increased for lBs.s.
VAN nulsEN COUNTY.
PAW PAW, eopt. 11.-Corn tiunaHcd 30 per cent
by tiroslth. p0tntoea damaged " per cent.
PASTURES tlr!el up. AcrunKo Ut wheat Acu reused
~ per ecrt. Ground tcsIary to pluw.
SAGINAW COUNTY,
eAnlSAw, Sept. l:--Corn dnnnEosl III rcr cont
by t1rntlth. Pastures very DIR. Vury itttle
grourd pi0wcd fur falt wheat.
EATON CDuNTY.
CitAtts41TrE. Sept. 11,-1,ntn corn not over two
thirds Ut crop. potntucs Will make hnlf Of .
crnp. Mueh uf tho GROUND Is rcndy Tor fal soed-
luy. Pastures Ate dried up.
BRANCH COUNTY.
CoLDwATHn, Sent. l7.-l,routh Inns Injured
tho iaie corn sumo. fotntuee less thati half a
crop. Pastures dried up hut Ilttle full whent
Gown ytt. Acreage for 1851 will bo decrcaaed sU
pur cont. .......
ISGtlAM CDtfNTY.
MASON. Sept. lI.-Corn damaged ono.9uartHr
by dronth. rotatocs from onc.guartcr to one
thirl lsainMaell, ThrcG-qlnrtars nf tho ground
rcNy for fill sGclliR. rAht turcH ahnrt.
LAsslxu, HHpt. lt.-C0rit damaged III per cunt
By tiruuth. p6tntncx ,tl.i10st m Gnttre iaiuru.
lnistures 'i r. I'll ,.lriea up Very 'lttlo sraut1d
aIfIwAHsEn COUNTY.
DwAsat,. Sept. f1.-Curn will mike frnm 60 tn
90 per cent Ut erab. l'Utntups Will nnku II tter
cGslt Ut u crDlh Pastures very dry. TOu dry to
paow for what.
WABHTEHAw Ct1ttSTY.
DEXTER, Sept. 17:-prusttl1 has resiaccl enrn
very po0r. 1BO TRY tur seetllnE or pluwlng.
rttscOf.t COUNTY.
1uNlATA, Sept. 1t.--Corn CROP rotl.fued ~ per
ecnt hy drtlllti. Potatoes ~ per cent Of Il cr1
l'asturns I'LL dried up. Uround III 9uol c0ndi-
tiun for Seeding.
LhrEEH COUNTY,
EtBEIl, Sept. l7.--C0rn will nat make moro
thnn ttslr Grnp. Not Mssra tltt lIuif Il Grnp Of
p6tMtGea. 4ACrGhKD Uf &heAt Will he dGertLaG1
fot lBsa. uruund IN you'd cnhttEon for sucdtlIg
nAItilY COUNTY.
M1hptEvtL1,H. Nppt. I7.-CDrn will mako hn1f
IL urHl,. rutnttlcs tntnged t,n0-hAiF by lrolltl.
Grutltd III xuud tutlt!!tiul fur seclng.
nEnhtE* C1USry.
nENRinx srntEHs. Sept. 1S.-Corn one.half a
nt>p, Intnt0cs tHn4gesl Mle-hnlf ly tlruut1s,
TaGturcs very po,r. Nsw corn GetnK fed. Agrc-
nXo Ut spring wtluht inoruAs cd III pGr cent. TUU
dry to lltuW.
, 1881-09-19

NH3stt ltt9A fGSILAuSfpt
Special Uapafch to Tho Chfed1n TRIBUNE.
Anr.EHTt}wS. PIT, Sept. le.-Tho prolonged
,lralsth md lntrnsc ilcnt accompanying 1t nro
nrcns!outuR xrGat toss ttsl1 nueh discomfort t0
tho fnrnCrs ntiu fTtlf-QrOWers Of LchlxE and lttt-
Joining cuuntIrs. NunrIy I'LL the ssrcnt,s fl the
LehIBf resssil.-And III faut thr',Hkh all tho iron
ttd slhth llstriets Of Enstctli pennsylyHnin-nro
dry. md lllcIr empty bets emit terrible stcnch
FROM th3 tns!ngnsc HtjIlntit!ts Uf dcnt1 und dying
fish, lnt,sstis, turtles, frogs, unl otlpr creatures
thnt hiva perIshed for lacs u thotr natural ele-
mont. Tho jordan Creek. unu Uf tho 1nrAcst
hu.Ics Ut water In LeHtHh Cpinty, Is completely
dry frtDtsl sthnc1 OF two miles aboyo this city
tu Its suCrcp twenty-five miles above.
Thls n aumcthtng remarkable III tho
hist1sy 0f this section Of Pont,-
syiynnta. MMny farmers, whbsc Rtuck of ,sater
was nuvor ktiown to g!vo cut, nro entirely With
utIt wnter, hnvlnv III number " instances to
got their supply far housu and stock rsn from II
distance If rnur ttr Evp miles. Corn nnI rntn-
toes Will not Nvrrnsu innrc thin haIf crnp. nnd,
IN number Of eilsGst will hn comparative rnfl.
uro. No ruin Inns fallen for wucks, md tho land
Is literally parchcd up. 1t is estIpinte1 TINT une-
fourth uf tho Br!st md .unr nllla Within n tn-
Athz Ut tnn,y niles Of this oty aro idle, which Is
Il trouble unprecedented il, the nilllals Ut tho
Industrial trtercsts Ut IchiRh md SURROUNDING
cu,nt!cs. Tho continued drutth, devastation ut
prupcrty by forost-tlrrs, antl st0ppng6 0f bllsl-
ness nperhtonc, IN consequence OF the lowness
ct watsr Isa ante Of a'atrs tta. t.an not sx.
the n,enory or thA oi.lcst inl.ibant.
.I'he fiery tnrnAdnea have duttrtyed hct@ecn
ty-lIya dwelling anlisgs atlu y nunhut Ut tlnrl,s,
Hrlnlrlcs. Mltu u,ltltll.nRs hast hnoh llrkell.
ta SsS IL .nar st The
lrt'td TtI' Mnlntatn a ui.G shrot " ilHlng fnr
'noru tl,uft tsn miles rhe Yi'la9e of ItoatxnIe.
tbtd County, l1as utt pIrttN11F Gt1llsui1uf ty
, 1881-09-19

dEHSAAtSE CnESTYs
Special Dtssttrhts 10 The rhittao Tribune.
N1CmoI.Asyit.LE, Sopt. l1.-Not half II c1or of
cor,,. VIII hhsu fntr crap Of posatoea. Tho
ucrcngo for 1S5s will l,e illcrenscd.
ClfttkrfAH ct,ISTY.
Horx,Nsv1LtE, 8tpt. i7.-0nc-hnlf crop ut
corn. rotatoes ntse-t}nnrlcr Of Il crop. 1'nst.
,rts dried up. New curl brfng fed. druuhd tUo
dry to p!oW.
, 1881-09-19

MtSSt:fiAI1A CpTSTY,
Special Nf<rntetes to The ChtstHa Tribune.
DELL RAPIDS, Sept. 11,-A1l kinLa Of crops
good. Thrasltng just cornnpuuet.
TURNER COUNTY.
PAItsEIt, Sept, 17.-Cor4 and potnto crop gontl.
Very lttio whcMt thrashc.l yet.
DEUEt4 COUNTY.
GOODWIN, Bept. 1;.-LarRo yield Of corn.
Cool cr1p Of pDtatoes. Spring whent nbont
n,le.thttl thrastlea. AyernEe trnn SIX tn eight
bushels per Acrc. Pluwi11g pr'grussiAg tlilcly.
CLAY CUUSTf. :,
SrAN cn1tHEn, Rept. l7.--Corn damaged l5 per
cont by drtt1th Very little ttrtthlMK tlosio ybt.
1'0tntOcs tnninHed one-th!ru. Pastures very
guod.
, 1881-09-19
TEXAS.


HItAR(1S UUVNTVs
Special pispateh u The Ealcasn TFit1nk.
HnrAN,' Sopt. l7,-t;urn crup utmost q total
fNll,lro. Cotton crop very al1nrt. Not inurc
thAn -tlIArter ut N1i nsefnk0 erDp,
, 1881-09-19

~ 14I4b@h-AALHs
Illrt.Ets COUNTY.
9pseitI HsInfchra tS IHr Chlcag1 Tribune.
ULYssEs. Sept. l7.--ct'rn Cit short une- third
,sdtonth.
NEST rnrST. Eept. l7.-Corl crop cut shurt
ene.ahtri by ,lrDilth. PbtntUca tlHltlnaoa 20 per
ecnt. vrFy ittis ground plowct Nuw curn
belng fcd.
PoSCA. sort. lt,-Droutll hrs damaged corn Il
pr cent. fWtdtoes .lnt.'agel u per cent. AurC-
tsc Increased fur IHs:.
BAa,tSg COUNTY.
DE WtT"r. Sept. t7.--Not over il per cont of iii
1sttngr crsp of rossi. 1ntntors l.uninnrli Ou per
rent, Very iltt!a Kround pretased for Bco.aln4.
Ihnshis Of ,ytcnt nltl,nst tlonr, Acreage ut
xheat will bu l,bu.tt Tho ssl,l,e ns Il. 1885.
,. nuttn CuuSTv.
AArLevIfr.r. sopt. l7.-Corn injurc,l II per
ceht Gy Ltr,uth. Vpry little thrnHhitlH dulo.
Wheat yielding from two to eight bushuls ppr
lere.
PLATTE COUNTY.
uExnA, Sept. lIs-Sturu than MI nvcrnxa crop
Of cnsn ia expected. Flowing in progress. Fnlr
enip Of potatoes.
CEDAn Cp.ySry.
IT. ftEfnsA, Hept 17.-Elrty. plRntci corn
RoW1 l.atD will not amount to httytlanR. futH-
tocrau fnlr Grouhu' til Hpicn'lll condition tor
WcdtllE
WEBSTER COUNTY.
.ron p,t.,, ,r-,, ,..r,. A,',,t, tnLn, IL. ,,,.,.
n",,tt,o fnI, ,I.,,rI,,. ,,t' s,t MI ,,,.,r,, .,.
hnr ttt. v,,,a, th,,sI,od ,.tt,, ~, ,,vor,.o ~
H. ILL., tnv H MnetL tutMsuc"' WIN ala asei"Be u
s'*'' '"'Nc'' ~. .T,S.. .ts ,,ot,ury
FMESn. sent H.-Al ihto rnrn aa'oilt ru!rrgt
u ,}'. "Iu'tm. H. , Inn,9 u1t', pnas Ii.lMEe.t. ~
VI! "e"'aaF' siFH'9 "hct't nl"sl'S tnfAs"eu'
ftt.Ht,HE COUNTY.
fSx-l t.,k
nESEFA. seps. E.-Lofh viii ti!lko aoal't haiI
shnn, .iIi nHsoHs s. r"sy p"qr St ,vs 5onReu ~
~ & ~ ou ai,M ueSun'c't ~. a9"1: w,
mr., "u'"e '"t"S"e'' oFo"1e 'o's oss a'o
ns'"' ,.;.,.,,.,., x,...
s+rr, r,r,, u,,', tTNrs,s,, III, .,,a,,,
esaxe Of fwc, in,shrIx n..r MN. mn tniu,,a M IT
most totni fnfiury. Urni,n,l in ut,otl tnntjt,t,
,..,,,,. ,,,,...,, =" @0'' ~~""'>'""'
n, ,"e,, 1Tpt pr !'.a"s 9ssT w.. ~ oror
p!awlux ,luNn vet. rnatnrn. verv shs,rt. E.y VIZ
t1Etl lrnlx f1,. ir,iutt; tnn hns'I FIJI srr,1fnE
T'hrHshlnF ni,nsit hn1f ti,,,,o ' "
trrnr t.tutxrv.
HYuactap 9cnt 11-f,nr cI,,, In mn mn N, mr.
cant l,y jr,,lih ilnir n rr,., ri nnf,fnts pi,,w
fed. Very little brushing aliuc yet,
HUwAnp BOUNTY.
IT. PAIL. Sent. H-()ue- fourth of n orop Of
proVregs!nv Ii,,niv Wv" ~ Po'"soo'' Ai'"t"s
,,sn,,,,,., ,,...n,.
Cvy7u,, c,r~ Nm, - 1:,.,, A. ,,,,,,,, y. ,,,r
co". H., NTH nept. I'.-Cosll sHlNEetl y, PIT
t,aSy },,+ son!h .', fott'1o cfor aooa' M Rfoaha
~. ,,,>,n,
E.n,,. o.. !. 1"ost'
asr fmrl 1Gptt II, !'tmUth t!a pn!etoes a!aan
restIv ~ w, ~ very nttao Sfnsu
, 1881-09-19
Or 1'ast tatl tlAys On account Ut wu|

tMrnsh!n9 Tor pnst ton tlnya On account Ut wut
Mehth0r.
sCtrr COUNTY.
rro'n rbtit ass p ta,n. hsvo l'oinu H st,,fss. f.
ltt,t'sf7tx CbHStr.
EAtE{,DSIA, Hupt. i7.-Curn n fu.t nvnrnro
ern1,. lnfntHns ii Ethn1 Grip, srrnR whullt
thrhah!'I nut frtri two 10 Ittpuil bushels l,ur
Hcso. of Ebud Hssaltty.
nis,wN COUNTY.
,xs wo.ihsr big in}Ircl the notato crop and ptc~
ventol ta1 tarnshi1.u "t whuat.
,asdsS SES q @ ssosai ssn,i Il is "; yst' Hss* ' re-
CARVER ta'uNrY.
CAnvEn, Sept. t7.--tt,rh urs,p flrst.rate. 1'.,-
,ta' ,aa"ss llEht er9p srs'uk w,aAt lr1!.i tn e
t,AxurA tnrxTY.
J., lfAsriSGa. sent. 7.-Cnrn dntnngcd one.thtr.l
lid % str, ' II Soo 'en eyn,,isio. @ ennSa Cen.asrto MS
xr0und ploWad.
pt,buE COUNTY. ....
kAsst,H. Hcpt. i7.-t'nrn fnIr crol,. Hut lit.
tic sltrx wheat thtnEi1ei! yt.t m lttltltit Ut wrt
weutl'or. Pastures xoud md potntocs fair
crop.
KANniYait tyuxrr.
kANnlYn.tI, Htns. iT.-Nu!1a.,n rcry wet, Grain
IN sak mud ttatek Rr.,wt14 md rnttluv. S.nall
'tS4 XTw%4ra Nv. aa set. aiss ix S'x cfh poo Wheat
art'w!nH III slolk and staeA hadly. lhjur@I at-
rra1y frnu " tn ii per esmt.
1IESNEtI$ Ca,uHTy.
nfAasAH, Eeut. tT.-T.lrusbit,g not uver u1,p.
c!Eht t!bnn. arr1ug Whtht ysgitliNE ffDin \ tn
TOYS injurc5i sutnp Gy hugs. >',' ''
MOWER COUNTY.
n1sE f;lEEK. Eetst. 17.-Corn anil notalocB fair
crop; l,ut little thr''shttir 'lono OH nccount of
u'hrp,, cnrx7y
wilent lfirnahr,i, t,ut iniirati0ns aro tho ctot,
VI! lG e tot cent short u Issh ihst..rcs Ii,
, 1881-09-19
ARKANSAS,



5p<ttal Dtspatth 10 1sst ghte,tuo 7ribuns.
A1tKADELpIItA. 9upt. 11-Curn ,latHaKel. Po-
tntuus hn Gut,ro fullurc. Pastures arc dried
up and how corn bcny fed Whent all thrashed.
ilnlf U erop Ol cotton.
, 1881-09-19

Why DO iinp !ttcrs euro ~ tnuch2 Isecauso
thcy rsc Eoi digestion. rich bl.tod. nnd hcalthy
ucton 0f uIt tho prgnns.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-25
SELLING
AT COST.
WIN. FRANK & co.
About a Failure.

The recent failure Of G. Baum &
Co.. wholesale liquor dealers, is excit-
ing considerable comment in business
and other circles. An inventory Of
the concerns assets discloses but
$500 worth of property while the
liabilities are nearly $4,000. 1t is
said that Mr.. Baum offers to pay his
creditors twenty cents on the dollar Of
his Indebtedness, and that the books
Of the concern have been hidden OF
made way With. The old gentleman
Mr.. Baum, always raDkel high here
among those who knew him, but it has
been generally understood that for the
past two years be has been financially
embarrassed. The indie btedness here
is only $500, due to the Manhattan
Bank, and secured to that institution
The principal creditors.are Freiberg &
WorkuU, Of Cincinnati, who, it is IN
derstood, wereiMr. Baum's financial
backers,and that firms claims amount
to $4,000 or upwards. The remainder
Of the debts are due to firms Of various
cities North, extending west to San
Francisco, California, and east to the
Atlantic coast. The assignee, Mr. A
Seessel, is the father-in-law of Mr..
Baum.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-25

Among the passengers northwarG
by the steamer james D. Parker
evening before last was DR.. s. H. Col.
Inns, wife and child, the doctor depart.
ing with the intention Of residing per.
manently in Ohio. DR.. Collins came
here a young man in Auguat 1873
served for a period as Secretary Of
the Board of Health, was from thai
transferred to a place in the National
Board of Health, and for a time wa;
located at the quarantine station on
President island; also at Ship island,
off the mouth Of the Mississippi river.
in the Gulf of Mexico. The doctor
vas married tn a young lady Of this
this city, between two and three years
ago, and his daughter wa born at the
President island quarantine station.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-25
Friday KvenInE, ZOE. Is, IssI.
LzDeRg LINKS.


Beet tongues. Lyle & Shields.
Prof. Saxbys grand bop tonight.
Oysters every style. Crystal Palace.
Saxby's tonight after the theater.
German Seasid' Libraries at Mans
ford's.
Headlight oil, 25c per gallon. S. L.
Moore & Co.
Saxbys hop to .night, Cochran Hall.
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, 282
Main street.
Coal oil zoe per gallon, at S. l..
Moore & Co.'S.
See S. Clements price list for Sat
urday's market
The official Thermometer ranged
from 22o to $50 yesterday.
Prof. Saxby's hop tonight. Come.
A carload of choice Gennettin ap
pies very low. Ike A. Chase, 22OFront
The great walking match will attraci
hundreds Of countrypeople to the city
A shipment Of choice Louisiana
oranges received by Lytle & Shields.
Steve Clement always knows whaI
his friends want, and he gets it 70.
them.
Saxbyintrcducesn new dancesto night
Christmas aud holiday number o
Young Ladies' Journal received b,
Msnsford, 298 Main street.
On and after Monday, Novombe
q, 1881, the market hours will b.
from 2 o'clock pm. to Z O'Clock pm
Grand German tonight at Saxby's
S. Clement is sole agent for Il. B
Mallory & Co.'S celebrated AFRO,
brand Baltimore oysters. He ais.
handles New York Counts, New Or
leans selects, plants and reefs.
The pressure at the Water Work
was thirty-two pounds this morning
Elevators could be run slowly wit
that power.
Many a pitcher has been snappe.
within the past f~orty-eight hours, o
as a linlo darby put #, "Dey don
fig up aud bust
Only four day before The next draw
ing Of the Commonwealth Lottery {
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-25
POLICE POINTS.

Thanksgiving Day wal a bad one fol
at least seven citizens, who spent it in
the calaboose.
bud Rankin was detained at the
Stationhouse a short time yesterday
on account OF his eccentric manner
and probable insanity, but was after
wards released.
Last night was too cold for the ave.
rage tramp and halfia dozen Of them
spent the night in the Stationhouse.
One lone wanderer who could not find
his way there was piloted in by a blue.
coat and sent to the Island for forty
days.
The guard from the Island took two
~shivering unfortunates under his
wing when he returned this morning.
The city now has about fifty conyicts
on the Island.
A drunken fellow, who gave his
name as Henry Ferguson, was releas-
ed from the calaboose on his promise
to reform, yesterday morning, but was
present again to-day charged with
swindling a companion out Of twenty
cents and also Of being drunk. He was
sentenced to forty days.
Among the %loafers about one Of the
depots for the past three weeks, a tai.
loW-faced boy who claimed to be j. r.
Stewart, Of Clarksville, Tenn, was
found engaged in some suspicious
transaction and arrested. He was
given an exclusion ticket to the Island
good for forty days.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-25
Fresh oysters in every style at Mrs
Cicalla's, 10 Jefferson street. "a
Buy yOur toilet articles OF
j. ). Niles, Druggist,
900 Main street. 72t
LiverpoOl MARKET.

LIVERPOOL, November 25.-Bacon
&C. c. steady, 52s; 5. r. steady, 54s; l.c.
steady, As Sd; S. c.. steady, Sis;
shoulders dull, Sss Cd. Lard
prime Western dull, 57s. Cheese
American choice steady, 68s; Sep
TENDER make. Sos; summer make, 54s.
TallOw-prime city steady, 4Os.
Turpentine spirits-London, AS Cd.
Re.in-comwon London steady, 6s 3D..
Wheat sri,e ~. ? It ady. l0s I'd;
No white dull, 10, Sd; winter duh,
lis. Corn-mixed steady, 5s lid.