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The Fremont County record., 1881-03-05

D pANCH-A bout II miles above
AO Canon City on Arkansas river.
Will be sold entire or in two lots,
with or without cattle, implements,
etc. Terms very low. Excellent,
plastered dwellings, corrais, stables,
cellars, shops, well, wagon sheds, etc
VIII trade for cattle or Canon City
property Apply to II. T. Blake, REC
ORD office.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-07-26

TERMS OF The News AND HERALD.
-Tri-weekly edition, four dollars per
dnnat,a, In advance; weekly edition,
two dollars and fifty cents peraa,nu1a,
in advance. Liberal discount to clubs
Of five and upwards.
RATES OF FADvERTIsING.-One dollar
per inch for the first insertion, nd
fifty cents per inch for each subsco .ent
Insertion. These rates apply to al al
vertisements, Of whatever natu ~, and
arc payable strictly in advance. Con-
tracts for three, six or twelve months
made on very liberal terms. Tran
sicnt local notices, fifteen cents per
line for tho first insertion and seven
aud One-llalf cents per line for cncl,
subsequent insertion. Obituaries and
tributes Of respect charged as adver-
tiscments. Simple announcements OF
marriages and deaths published free OF
charge, and solicited.
All communications. Of whatsoever
nature, should he addressed to the
Winnsboro Publishing Company
Winnsboro, S. G.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-07-26

ITEMS FROM DARK CORNER.-Om
correspondent "Dark Corner" writes
as follows: awe are still dry in the
Corner, but we still hope to get rain
soon on our cotton crop. Upland corn
il failure in this immediate settlement.
We were present at q picnic dinner
at the old Antioch church ground or
the Goth, which was gotten up for the
purpose of soliciting aid to rebuild a
Methodist church. BY ten o'clock we
found about three hundred persons
present. The meeting was called to
order by Mr.. Joseph X. Ncvitt, and on
motion Mr.. Thos. w. Traylor was
called to tho chair. After explaining
tho object Of tho meeting and going
through the regular routine Of busi-
ness, Mr.. James V. Legg, being called
responded in his usual easy way.
on, showing tho many reasons why all
settlements should have church and n
Sunday.school, with tho great moral
bearing they havo on tho rising gcn-
Grafton, and tho whole settlement In
common. Next tho Rev. j. ID. Ma
hon was callod on and introduced.
With his strong influence and clio.
qucnce he brought every lady near tho
stand. His strong reasoning aud
earnest solicitations made tho work of
the committee on subscriptions easy.
About one O'Clock dinner was an
siouncod, which was splendid, and
proved to be bountiful for all. Capt.
j. BuDyan. Crosby was present will,
his CornetBand (Which is the pride
of the Corues), furnishing good music
i a&iMtarvnls all through the day. The
best Of feeling existed throughout, and
tho whole affair was a grand success"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-07-26

BURNT TO DEATH.-A negro man
named jim Goode, living OH Mr.. Sam
uel Cathcart's plantation was severely
burned on Friday night last, and died
from his injuries on Saturday morn
ing. He had Kerosene lamp in his
room. and undertook to fill it while it
was lighted. The oil in the can be.
came ignited and, the can exploding,
the burning liquid was thrown on
the clothing of the man. Heran out of
doors, which only famed the flames,
and when assistance reached him, it
was too late to do him any good. Af-
erintensc suffering, he died OH Satur-
day, as before stated.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-07-26
SEALED PROPOSALS.
july 3-t4x1

CEALED proposals for furnishing posts
~ tor pointers at the different fork and
cross. roads. in Fairfield county. and
erecting the same. will be received at this
office up to August 13. 1881. The Com
miss,onom will furnish the pointers and
contractors will furnish the nails. Posts
to DO Aka inohcs OF long leaf heart pino,
post or whito on, snssnfras. cedar or
chestnut, inserted two feet under ground
and reaching twelve feet above the ground.
Bills will be received by townships, and
any given townohip will embrace all tho
roads in said township. with tho roads
leading from dividing roads into Sid
townships Township No. ID will te
embraced in No. 4. and No. l5 in No. 13.
The Commissioner reserve the right to
roget any and oil bide.
JAS. B. HARVEY,
july 2o t|x3 Chairman,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-07-26
r0WN,.s AND COUNTY.

TUEsDAY. July 20. :: 1881.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-07-26
New Advertisements.
Vennor's Predictions.
Sealed Proposal-James r. Harvey,
Chairman.

We have taken wood, potatoes,
corn, eggs, butter, onions, cabbages,
chickens, stone, lumber, labor, sand,
calico, sau: kraut, sccond-handed
clothing, coon skins and bug juice on
subscriptions, in our time, and now a
man writes to us to know if we would
send the paper six months for a large
owl. Thereyare few things an editor
would refuse on subscriptions, and if
we como across any fellow who is
out of an owl and is in need of one
we'll do it.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-07-26
ap IS
a G u e Cure

IL Q purely vegetable bitter and powerful
tonic. and ID warranted speedy and cer.
tain cure for Fover and Ague, Chiils
end Fevor, Intermittent or Chill
ssycrd Esmitsont s,tss Fever ,n Dumb Ag"e,
Inalarisl disorders. In miaslnatic dis
tricts, tho rapid. pulse. coated tongue,
thirst, lassitude, loss OF appetite, pain in
tho back and loins, and coldhess OF tho
epino and extremities, arc only Fremont.
Mons OF seveIer symptoms which termin.
nte In tho agl,e paroxysm, succeeded by
high feveS and profuse perspiratioh.
II Is a startling fact, that quinine, ar.
eenio, and other poisonous minerals form
freparssions s @ @ % "spee,cs @ eS0. "syrnpss' es Msus
and Tonics." In the market. Tho prop.
eyations made from these mineral poisons,
although they are palatable, and may
bzeAk tho chill, do not cure, bttt leave tho
snslsrial and their own drug poison in
sn.yS shs systen tbpn
othef disorders moro formidable than
Tho disease they weYs intended to cure.
Ayers AaUB CURE thoroughly eradicates
these noxious poisons from tho system,
and always cufes the seyerest cases. It
contains no quinine. ninesal, or any thing
5iont; and its browning excellonce, above
s.s certainty to Gtire, 10 that 1t loaves the
sys:e:" az .;sso from disease as before tho
etteck.
For liver Complaints, A.YxR's Aaus
CuRH, by direct action on tho liver and
biliaYy apparatus, drives ont tho poisons
which produce these complaints, and
stmnlates tho system to o vigorous,
healthy condition.
We warrant It whom tsken according
30 directions.
Prepared by Or. J. @. Ayer g. Co.,
&soSasoel Ard Analytical Chemists.
Lowell. Mass.
esaS ~ AL DspasysYs svsnYwMsns.
-Subecribe ' TO TIE Eyws AE
HEsAxp,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-07-26
KINGS MOUNTAIN and its II ERO OES.

NHIS work, from the pen OF LIrn"sa G
delivery III short time It vii! oe found
tho fullest and most accurate account OF
one of the most important battles Of the
RevoIation. Every South Carolinian
should have copy. The book is fold
only by subscription. at four dollars per
copy 1t may be procured Of the under.
signed, sole agents for Fairfield.
I. L. WITHERS & CO..
.@1- Revised Now Tcstaments. :, in all
the different styles. may be had At pub.
lisher's prices. July 1e-3m
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-07-26
TAX RETURNS.

7 AM now prepared to rcoeiys returns
i Of all real estate and porsonsi prop.
erty owped by tho citizens Of Winnsboro.
for the Munioipalsyear 18s1-2.
2. 8. CHANDLER
9 Clerk cf Council,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-07-26
NOTICE..

AUDIToR's OFFICE. !
WINNsBoRo, s. c., Jul ~. 1891
TNHE County Board of Equalization for
l. Fairfield County will meet at tho
Auditors Office on Monday. the 1st day
of August, 1881.
IN. WITHERS,
july 23-t4x1 County Auditor.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-07-26

There were twenty-scven deaths
from sunstroke at Cincinnati on the
18th inst.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-07-26

A GLOOMY STATEMENT.-A writer
signing himself "Tax", writing to the
NeWs and Courier from Ridgcway,
July 90, says:
The state of the crops in Fairfield is
deplorable. The oat crop was fail
Tre, wheat was very poor and sweet
potatoes were entirely ruined. There
are thousands of acres Of corn that
will not make peck TO the acre, in
fact being cut down for rough food.
Cotton will not make onc-half Il crop ::
much Of it ds mot out of the wilt all
night. The forms are drying up on
the stalk. What Of the future? Liens
to the amount Of $3.50 900 1T this place
;alOne-n@t one-four;h will be paid {.
Not corn enough will he made to last
mntil Christmas. / have been plan
ter near forty years and this is the
most alarming yGnrI ever experienced,
our farmers are ruined and many will
not be able to pay their tax.
: INcENDIARIsM.-On last Wednesday
might the barn and stables Of Mr.. r..
u. Gladncy. were destroyed by an in
cendiary fire. The barn was two
story building, and the stalls for the
livestock surrounded the lower story.
The animals were Fortunately in Il
pasture, and were consequently sa"cd.
On Sunday night two other buildings
OH Mr.. Gladney's place Ga crib and u
fwO-room cabin used as stablc> were
burnt, the fire being again the work Of
incendiarics There is no Insurance on
any Of this property. We understand
that two negroes have been arrested,
charged with the burning and they
will be held for ali investigation into
the case. We trust the guilty parties
will be caught. 1t is time that this
burning of houses be brought to al,
end. Hanging is too good for the
wretch that commits such crime.
Mr.. Gladney has been peculiarly un-
misunderstanding lost four buildings
by five in the past few months. Tho
first was his blacksmith shop. He has
the sympathy Of the community in his
misfortunes.-The negroes arrested are
Cain Jonos and his son.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-07-26

EARS for the NIILLION!
FOO CHOO'S BALSAM Of SHARKS OIL
Positively Restores the Hearing. and is tho only
Absolute Cure for Deafness Known.
This oil ia extracted from a peculiar
species Of small WHITE SHARK, caught in
the Yellow Sea. known as Cdrcharodon
Rond.letii. Every Chinese fisherman
knows it. Its virtues as restorative of
hearing were discovered by Buddhist
Priest about the year 14l0. Its cures were
SO numerous and mauy go seemingly mi
racnlous, that the remedy was officially
proclaimed over the entire Empire. IT'S
use became so universal that for over 800
years no deafh ess has existed amoug the
Chinese people. Sent. charges prepaid.
to any address at ST per bottle.
only imported by HAYLOCR CO..
Sole Agents for America. Day st., New York.
------" 81 c
It's virtues are nnquestionable aud it,
curative character absolute, as the writer
can personally testify. both from expert.
ence and observation.
Among tho many readers Of tie ReUietc
in one part and another Of the country. it
is probable that number are Inflicted with
deafness. and to such it may be said
write at once to Haylock Il Co.. 7 Dey
Street. New York, enclosing 81, and you
will receive by return remedy that will
enable yon to heer like anybody else and
whose curative effects will he permanent.
You will never regret doing 80 - Edito,
Of Mercantile Reuiep. jun 25-3m
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-07-26

IN my stook prior
annual inventory will for the Eext THIRTY
LAYS IN DRY GOODS NO TONS and CLOTHING,
SHOES, SHOES--MY PRICES.
rs pairs Cable Screw Brogans reduced to S1.25.
100 pairs Cable Screw Plough TO S135.
"6O pairs Mems Pegged Calf Ties, reduced to $175
90 pairs Womens Grain Po]kas, reduced to $1.00.
99 Womens Gable reduced to ST.
15O Ladies' Half Cloth reduced S120
something ladies goods
DRIVE for thirty only and Gun be bought for CASH
CROCKERY! CROCKERY!
ONE HUNDRED Cups astonishing
price OF rs cents set, for the retail trade only.
Cups and Saucers reduced to so cents
rs Sets of Plates reduced to per set
100 Sets of Plates reduced .
lS Covered Dishes reduced ~
Bowls Pitchers and Baking educedac accordingly.
GLASSWARE! GLAssWARE!! GLAssWARE!u
25 Sets per
and ends glass sets and Dishes for half their original value
before
few szes-puy ETC. To week another lot
cheaper than ever. and will be sold accordingly
PAINTS PAINTS-The Country" very
highly recommended and will be sold close margin
HATS. HATS-Ono I
not want to carry Of them
J. L. MIMN AUGH
LEADER OF LOW PRICES
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-07-26

Mr.. Jas. r. Harvey announced the
death Of Mr.. VIM. Bell, another mcm.
Der ct Company +, and requested tho
president to appoint Il committee to
draft suitable resolutions thereon.
The following-namcd members were
appointed: W. a. Mcdowell. j. r.
Sloan and Thos. Anderson; and they
were instructed to report by the 18th
proXim0.
The corresponding secretary on.
nounccd that he had made arrange
mcnts, by which members would bc
passed to and from Lancaster at about
three dollars. including faro ON both
roads. lie also read a letter from
Capt. j. II. Kinsler, saying that he
will be on hand, unless Providcntially
hindered. The treasurer made salts
factory report.
On motion, the Association then adj
journcd, to meet on Saturday, Au-
gust 13.
, 1881-07-29
PORT OF CHICAGO.
ARRIVALS,


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,,tDD !1eatl ltlclfhSnu: nhshiS, snnu.iss i;..
!.EDp MrS*eEEt'?, liGnt0n llafnuf. xlhafles.
!.!ilH sky Lark. tsft'tnh !!aTrosI EuMuilt*-
.,rnp Mlchaei aeuH. Wntte 1!h!. 'utuoeE'
!!,,r,,p Stntne MnNkeg9tl. lnmesr, t, r,,,,,,.,,.
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tttot. MnEy tirU1. s5Ath Layer. A snnMfacs' %
t,sol. 1nsnr't,Eonjt. EscAnabn: ifon % gre:
i,Sp i,n'pp iSlt!e. Fri 'a M"atTeat. ,;l s,.naFlas.
trOp s"nluw alttntaEHo. nlnoor.
Erap !!e'FSn u!nbaEi sIaNkcRoh. nulds'es.
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!!,rup i:aWr.,nr':. ShgttyesaM. s ennaF'ea'
, 1881-07-29
Il IIlctlaMond lIomance-An Ohio Wild
oxvcr Who Advertised for n GovOria
ems SpcuroN u HvtfG.

0WcF VINO Advertised Tor u Sa0VOENs
e8n SpcuroN WtfG.
i Rfehmond tEa.1 Dsratth.
always movod IN the best elre!Is Of liiraniod
,aa;s ati advertisement 10 whleh i wilowar III
OHIO Wished to secure the services Of Hoyeruss
ess to ta9e ehargo Ct his little glsl. nhot or M .
mother, q widow III very, .nodotato olrc..Ei.
tnS ySSnSs a v T. psSsy a4
sc9os. gn''d 'd"tornne a @ IT to saaEo appsaton Tor
she positlon WITH lhe hope of 0ala!ns m
independent llvclLhooi and Of asslsttnE hor
tistinsaishod lnTist hosa, IND obteiHed from
waracd ~ to to tho widowor with her application
Tho hluh character Of tho Kot,teno',. a. well as
tho oor4ti9l nnd beautiful manner IL Wllch thoy
ladya capabilities and beautles Of cbaraetpr,
had su9f1 groae woiEht With tho wIdower thAt.
Tsoh g VS. e. eS
noul, aatIsticd TINT thero ho would lind tho lady
BE- desired. llo called nTon hor and @ haa % aavegal
.inan's departure foE the North tho carly part OF
L. TsSs 10 oo So s
lnx that ha had determined not To tako tho
lady ho had recommended for governesa. but
turnod 10 llichlaont, aud the woula.b. Foyera. Fra
;s stf t. S fsea sss s doaee { S 24S
nnssias msn via had boon in part instsameniai In
Tho groom i about IS year, q aRe. y 9 Geutle"
appcaraaee. IiH a. weddfns.sItt 10 sottlod npou
hls nowly .alRdo brido tna handsome a4m Of 3;U,'
000. Tho bride, y may 30 stated: y htKhly con,
aad fasoinating bellies that ilIehmond has known
ii this generation. Iho bridal party lett on tho
m s1 ~ Norah % en6 az Wes. I1s m ths
, 1881-07-29

TflIfEIlN.

Tt)1tE1aN.
. srtttat Etspatth 10 7ae CateaR Tribune.
,,rrnrooI, July as-la:U n 1u.-fkouR-So.1 J. l1s
Mt No. 2AaGd. 80 81
et,wttx-Wheat-W -Wintar. No. l, o. f0d: No. - ~
,r.ino. ED i. N 81, No. = VI, nhlto, No. y! sdt
~ j. d Ia, club No. l. i0a Id; No. 9s 81. CoFn'
ts ll!{d. .,o
fiyynrputr July s. -1!ncon--CHniberlhna cnt urn"
.rst ~, onr clear steady ut As Id. Hoet-fr,na ex"
-. lulta meas dull at 12ls. Iard-rrEe Western
dut1 At IL. Cheesc-Americnh chplee lrmer a. on
"a TurppntIne-Hprttn. 1.undon. .stontly nt Sis ".
fnm-Ojd dull nj 81 1As!, ncw. IA lid.
AYTwEWt' July y9.-PETHOrEuM-lsMH
isyrur0o1r Ju!y 2s-EvonIna-Co -CorToN-h Active
md nrm, aia6 l3IGl, sAles N0D bales; speculation
mi oxnort, luN; American, li.uM
pRoytsIoSs- oSs-Amarlcan 1nrd, h9s. 11acon-ItonH
c1tas, 4satd.
tivE,!puo,. July 2a-Whens firm, red wtntar: 2, g
Sa,ns. GA,xous on cohst-Nhent III nl0dornt9 dr.
Esi,d nnd rn1 cur1 rathor dull but ttoatly 70 ar.
yge-Whont md c0rtI NOT much doing. tofE. tsss
lii Es bac0n-l+ o. u hiRhoE nt - ID. q 4,s "a!
taljT Ea; chucss stcldy nt u. !A; Deet unl ano y
ioxuJi GxtEn India mcss, Ills. weather III Ehalaha
nnc. ~, .,,.,,,,ot .4uha,. r-r,, co,n
Qutt. MAHk LASE-CarXnrr 0m 19a b MsTs
cum stealt thrEqos on nnt s nER shR
ped. IL ID, nsu.'y due ~ Cd. Weather III E'E'aha
, 1881-07-29

hohIa..* *nhL'tt!A. July A-Ft0uR-1n good dsmsudf
tbols. i nt.ni Minnesota axtEas, taT,9a4,; Illinois
i.nrx *Si Ohio. Eood. $dnlafno. choice, s613t
nstsn, vtu winter patents, tAb0a1.t0t AtnnbsosA
G@.,tess ptoessa, M1t47.M, Nyo nour unchanged.
liza ,aS.,, neat advanced 1HaiNc actt.s spscuIA~
nls.. "SSa'rsi OLD No. rod, elevator, tLa. cargo
JptT .e te pFtnpt shipments. a. saH. No. red
AEsa, ~! Ia'1: August, tL1ltaL7s}$3 September,
sI.b t.;st; October, sl.ssh@LaN Corn steady,
4epot ta ut aomandi options higher, mixed. grain
wac; e1ack, gra!d depoh 62}kk1s}e; rejected Do.
, 1881-07-29
DRY GOODS.

NEW York, July 3s.-llasInoss WAS fairly active
with package housea; Pacific mills wurstod dFchs
goods oponed by agents, and i,nve met With large
salca; cottnn xopds moving steadily. nHd dirk print.
III bptt0r dcHiund; MenB MHhr ut W30lens uulct mud
staadyt ki19hAniH In good d1t.and.
, 1881-07-29

". weighing 1DO pMtnfs. Tho meteor wns aecn
70 faIl y tho fathor Of mo Ut the oldest tr,finns
III Ch!lcnt. tscr century nRn. ntltl Inns i,cen Ii,
chasn by nn nucht OF tho Stnta.. it. IA trscsllrs!
AZ being exceedingly irrcgnr 1T ehapr. the pro-
lcctfr.g olnta lsoInY as bright Us II they bud Hc's
h,trntahGtl. II has 6crtt chrstnnc1 tho "Ehllcnt
n,ottor." In honor Of tho locality from which II
wAA procured.
, 1881-07-29

A Chinese tnothor ut Frcsno, oregon, ban1aEe.l
her little Hlri's Teet, nftrr tho fhshlnn Ut hl:r
country, md for seyGr1l days tho cries Uf tho
sufferer were henri Throughout tho tnntnX
town. Ihon mob Of Indignant miners broke
Into tho house, c,lt nil tho butilaRes, soakett tile
fcpt III linisnent, and threatened to hnng tue
woman II sho removed tho rrncess.
, 1881-07-29

TOLEDO, O.. Imy Yhent-starket dull.
No. rod, spot st9l!t. August tBs, october tZ!4'
No, red, new. $l.us amber Mlch9nn $t.4i3e. corh
quiet; tic for hQsl-mlxcd Nc. Epo GIc year EB&c.
AYTslsSDux CAhi.-Whnat firut No. rod. sE"tt,
sl9o bid. t13 askce. InlJ st2lht August tl.1a b1d'
sl.eii askst. sup.smbcr, 4 IN. nctH9es. tif; So,
rod tii4lg. Gas1i In: NJ. spVt. h23la b!d, b?!ka
Mskeu. Jnif &c. Oats dnlls MOL August, :aHc BID
HEcEtPTs-Wheat, G,UU bu, com, 37,Up bu, oats,
l,sAN G,,.
BHirMESTs--W Wheat, 1,un bn; oats. mono.
, 1881-07-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

Ml3CEI4LANEUuS.
TOOK AH ArrEAr.
Eptttat Dfstateh to Tie Chieas1 Tribune
MONTREAL, Quo... July .s-1,anlct Leonard.
tho sccretry Of tito Ship l,nlorors' socety. wns
arralgnc'l to.ttny for carrying tonded cnrtridRes
cotiecntcl m his person. Tho witness whom he
assaulted, rs we'll Ms tho pistol fDund upon
Leonard, having beeu gotten unt Of tho why, tho
nnty charge that unnld hc prptcrrcd was tho
nt,nve. Aftnr hearing tho evidence nj tho pol'cr.
oons,lretl Tic tiileors Of thg Koe!ctS. viii,
ha,i speculnted IN tho mlsfortnncs Ut tho tncr,:
lie MISC blhtMrd tnnt beGG6f1 ~ tne alnntfca!
ivatt,st rjvtt, iii; sentenced i,s0tiarsi 10 twelve
months taprison,ncnt. and only wI.es! he e,',il1
ns9 @ 9i r ssory VIII W. Se
IT, s'o oxt % tcrt' q tho t Court e I II oaeens sensS
III HAVE A hEAK sTs,rrEn.
Sptetai utspat<h 10 ne Ehteoco IrtbHnt
MILWAUKEE. Wis.,. .1uiy :S.-1no acow Mt:
vorstti .rrivrii frum ttacsnc o-tiny to he dockci
fnr II link. WhEle OIL her laat trip Tho cru!t wa@
upon tho tcnch. when Released shc vas found
IL lcAk buddy.
1,laN,0aD rEgT or 1.uMuEn nuRNEp.
spseta. Dttpatea te 7ns & th'eaoo 7t!nant. l o.,,
hHntirod. tho,lsand fect Or humber. t'whetl t's
M!chnr'sot. Iit,l 4 Co., was burned 1T re pay
Mil this stftcrnnof. The iilnl'er VIVA snlnca u
!isoM", o1 which talora was u" Insurance. ;oi
$@i,u0,
rnEtnstrs At ss1t.wAuxEE.
Spttlar Dupateh to ne Ch!eaao Trtaunt.
Mt,.wAuKHr, July ss.-Noih;nK ;l',l!!g u gsa!r
1;scA.laln 10 Cleveland nt 81.
TIL: OUTFIT or TiIE SCHOONER r. C. L.
spteinl Dupastt to 17e Chicago Tribune.
M,hwAnxEr, July ss.5-Tho wrccking thy To-
vatfian urrlycl ttrtay from sislcr Hay with tht
Quilt Of tho abandoned schooner u. c. l..
MusKguON LUMBER s,ttrMESrS.
LA.
, 1881-07-29

Poisoned by tho sting Of = cataslss
CHATTANOOGA, Tonu., July ei.-lack Clark, .
fsw DAYS aEo, pfioked bls tinseF wild tho DO, Id.
ilIotlnE sliVht scratch. Ho thought noshtnE of
awoll rapidly, aud his arm booAlu0 inaamed, at-
taudGd with tho most excructatfnG pntia: Am.
piltatlon Ia tho present intlalne4 Gondtt1Qn oe
8fc!ans that he will do.
, 1881-07-29

ESss"91SH1TI. July lYsa-CuTT0N-IIlghofI l1xo+
~" -puiot but steAdyj unchan9od,
heat tiElaer, No. rcd wintar. Sl.l00L1l.
49,. asket w caalct; No. mixed. to5f0slc- Oats
=; S.M! Ivy tu!l ind unchnt1auli. ~ "-" @s ".''S'
lossr; snItItESs7!Sra III nrnit sla1a Lard dull md
bulk rf.s. a Aulk nloAls sttuREi shoulders, t7ut
sf. :s: rna os G Aaeu4 SuatHo nIld usIut sho0ld+
lnl,hat x-MEak II tl.l0. cOmLtn9un'& tasa QN bflS
HII.rG HI!.rTG 3n"!i4 on Tia basis III HIT "
1kh-FlsM and uncAnGged -
, 1881-07-29
WHY Arc You Uilta6ua9

NocauKe you haYe allowed your boWola e bo-
como uostlvo and liver torpid. Ueo Kidney.
IL viii stimuiato The liver to proper action,
elean.e tts skia Of Y yel!owness cu;e otllio1s @
DrugKlan hAyo It, botR dry. s4a 'tau!d.-ztotts
utFllA
, 1881-07-29

at Poverty IaEand; and Mnrt!n knudson second
assistant keeper At Fort 1lct Mnrtc."
TttE Din BAt1lE rLYMnliTH HoCK.
Cant, unrn, at I>otroEt, hna purchased tho old
l,nr9n Tlymntlth Hook. which liaa tAecn stlt1k nT
Windmill Point lighthouse for %otnu t,lre yents.
and will nttcmptt 10 Eolcaso hcr. Shc il said to
uo full Of aun0.
, 1881-07-29
1TT1SA1T.

IETuorT, Mich. jui5 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
UpAis-Wheat gu!et and trmet, No. ! whto. &l.l9;
now, Ills; July. ii.19 ADJUST, si.lEH: September.
{I.1pH October. si.20S, yenr, tl.iS1li, No: wtte
}.bs H0w, t1la& Eu 9rGA num- ql.D lIecotpeS. lasuu
but kulptnonN. .Alu bu.
, 1881-07-29
nGNpTtfj0

oswrdp. N. r., July y2S.-unAlS-wheat-No. 2 rcd
Wabash, tL13. Corn cascr, hgh nixcd 6lc' No. :
Gy<o.
, 1881-07-29

Special Dspateh TO Tx Chicago Tribune.
KASKAs CITY. Mo- july :A-GNa3S-Tha i'rtte c1T.
rtnt reports: Whoht"llucelpts TIC past Wock tMtS
but. shipments, llo,xa bu, market hsttuf No. 3cast.
lsgb, August, ps{d, No. cash, &l.; ADJUST, tl.0t
Nj. luiy, Sl.HH& E0In-Hectpts the past week.
July. 3iic.