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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-07-11

Executive Mansion, July II 8 q. m.--
The president continues to improve. He
passed very comfortable night and
feels much refreshed this morning,
though his actual number Of sleeping
hours were less than those of the night
before. He took his usual amount of
nourishment during the night and has
suffered no Inconvenience from it. bis
pulse is down to 81.
The Jennings nuclline is working well
and the Temperature cap be reduced to
any desired degree.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-04-06

byrorrite. who, in year got her property
converted int" money and under pretpnsp
of going into Maryland to buy a farm, ran
away with the cash. Mrs. Davis still has
one small house. anh she wants to be- ,livOr
cr'i sn az I" p event her husband, in case
OF her death, d~priving her little son OF
his right in the property.
The Schonl hill, as passed by the Senate,
retains Superintendent Groves at "a salary
$1,000 instead OF 81 500 per year and gives
him an assistant at u salary of $500 The
bill auihmizes the wholesale purchase of
school ho"kS hy the State directly from
publishers and nrkrS the SCI rt.iaIV OF State,
the President Of d 'lawarr c ,llrgt and the
State Superintendent constitute. the State
Board nf lu.mtinn. 1t also provides that
teachers Snl"ri-s shall not h4 dncke.l for
tim" al attendance at in. tItuIes. II passed
the II m-p also Monday.
Ia the Derrick Morris Impeachment case
his prosecutor White was shown tn he the
worst "f the two and the former WAS ex
hOnOratrti.
Yesterday morning the bill ChnrtHring
1 third route for the D.laware and NJ ,ry.
Iand ship canal WAS passed in the Iluu,p.
read twice in the Senate.
Mr.. Cihalrs Till with reference to cleo.
tl"n~ WAS passed. The hill proposed Ia
'mrnd ia" present election law, which
I'rnvii"s that tax receipts, when presented
hall be stamped as SOON as the vote is &C
cepted.
the sugar beet till failed by tie vote.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-04-06
j. d. C"Ier. b., NJ ,kr> Sewing SILK.

J. b. C""r"r. R,.,' NJ .kr> Saving silks.
'l~"mi"". P INT. GlI-,. & =. always in
stock. at Whkm>"n>
Bay v"ur CInrhin. If r ,brt =. Wild,
attn Yai"> 4 Co, Paula.
Il''" Won Iti"d the N~w PrrrunDrv. at
II H., k@r'> MAJ, A,
C""l"r, Underwear AMI BAnkrt,
Your breath i offensive. from catnrrh. n,,,
'l"d'riti-n eli Dr.. II ,rllryS eat ,rri, r.r,,..i,
"lll r"hi"vr tl" unIl'asrnI odur ml,13
Elaborate dressing Of store. win low h
''"';'e :" general that many people d,.ln
-r''"l'r part al their >rlr,Ilus FROM them.
Rh.rrSS. WlId~ i still engaged with !, g.
Ful It Ci"thlng House OF A e Y,r.> q
Co, Phin. a,r 3,r
J. b. Copper, Canton Fhnnels and Woo,
F.annrl>.
N"TIcE-Dr. Klnr's Great Nerve r.
.l"i~r l. Tia" maxwell of tht. age for all N,r,.
D'>''a>rs. All Fl >tnrp.d free. Srnd t.
93l Arch Street. PniL,nrlphi.. p.
Dm'i f rser Ia Wit Rnlrrt : W,Id<. at
t~ Ledger Building. the L+niins and p,
P''AA CAIAilitIS ltOU~t tI a T.
'''" I" a. aI'l 3.n
In" cnnlns"' Spring is not now h4rald+,i
:" certainly i'y til" rn''lm- as Ly ,h.. travel
Ing err US ami Wamau.aker's zig advertise +.
ment.
D'"'t forget that Wilkinson has the
--latest s. ring Patterns in Wall Papers.
j. B. Cooper, Autograph and other
| At''ums.
j. r. C""l'"r, Perkins & House Non Ex
rl"sivr Lamps.
! Er"ryI'dy says that Ever Sweet" ii,
! Ju,t elegant, AT Ii..ffrcksr',.
II prisons R"rdy Mx..I Town and C.un
try P"lnt+. Ut WIIkIn."n's. Market Srre.t
}. B. Cooper, School Books and Blank
/ Is "ks.
}. d. Cooper. Crackers and Fancy Cake
J. b. Copper. Black Silks, Cashmeres and
/ A!pr"as.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-04-06

JuDolNe from the exprrssi ms that We
hear the course Of Mr.. BAyard towards tn
Local Option till has not only SURPRISED
hut alienated some of his best friends
They assume. rightfully or wronsfully that
he wa. sent by the State to Washington Il
see after the National legislation. whi b,
has done with such f lelity to its tinancia
interests and credit for his p.r-onal honor
and having been entrusted with this higI
commission it was not bpc"ming in him t,
allow himself to hecOme the instrument q
few liquor dealers as against more thai
half the vnters and their prayerGul right t.
he heard hy petition at the State halls "
legislation. / against $4,000 is rather hrtt,
and smacks of hns>ism.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-04-06

TIE Every Evening considers the argu
ment We instituted between the rsprr-en
tation in the Senate OF our State and that
OF the United States an absur'lity. 1t SAYS
what We do mt deny) that the States wprr
entities and they had tn come in the Union
as they di to preserve their autonomy aud
independence. But does the E. f. con
tend that our little State with its thre.
counties Was an exception {" the general
principle Of representation. viz: that each
State was to he represented in the Senate
by two members anil in the House by rel,
sanitation according to poi ul4tion. al.
LIMIT 6xed by law? If the autonomy a.
the State before the Federal Union hxsh
IT, status in regard to representation, VIII,
do Colorado. Nevada. &C.. that have com.
into the Union during the past decade and
that had no autonomy until given them b,
q late act of c ,neress have the same rerre
sentaiion in C''ngress a. the original thr
teen7 IN what manner Is our sovereignty
different from theirs, though not n foot al
soil of either had bsen trOd ky civilized
aan when We entered the Federal eoni pact I
We think Ere'v Evening will be forged Ia
admit ihnt or manner of Congressional
representation was the out growth of "
principal rather than an act forced upon
she Continental Congress to avoid interfer
ing with State Sovereignty. There ut.
inequalities, such as New York in romI,ari
son with Delaware or Nevada. hut the ju-i
Mesa Of the principle has never been s"ri"u-
iy questioned. The Fathers fixed il just n,
they intended, an equality of rrprrsentn
tstion in the Senate and representation &C
cording to population in the Hous~, an.
this 10 all Kent and Sussex ask for Della
aware and for the same reason--a nIeaser,
of checks and balances.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-04-06
DEATHS.

Enthusiastically. ON the 18th inst near Haw
kInS Chapel. Vim. f. Hawkins. in about his 7Utl
year.
HnovER.-.In Philadelphia. on the end ms, Sarah
i.mver. daughter of capt Edmund and Rebe. ca
HiS'n of smyrna lei. in the 18th Year of her age
Wilmington IhperS please copy
IEMPLE-ln Camden. bel March 3Oth Hannah A.
wife ut Thomas l. Temple in her 10Th year. At tie
same place April LIST. Thomas l.. Temple axe / ~
year.. Both formerly of smyrna
BURCHENAL--AtA Annapolis. Md .March 3lst Eugene
BIrrhenal aged II years. firmerly Of Smyrna. Dxi
Peninsula paper please copy.
GIBS0N.-In Wilmington March 9th Harry G Glib.
Sun. in his I'D year
Castle county De. April IL 1879 She was COnNerte:l
at 'urteen Immediately united with the Ne hndi>I
Episcopal t'hur,'h and continued in is communion
until her death AT her home IN Odessa. Del May 10
lSS In all these fy-SeYen years of her ChTi tiAu
lite she an example Of piety and enthusiastic
Methodist. She was married January ~. 1S2g to
golden wedding ia 1879 event in the com
mnny AZ well ~ glad and C0ngralulatOry meeting
with their children AMI hosts of friends. The home
If sister M'0rp Wa the home ni the tinCrant for
many years. The broad invitations Of her large
hearted husband never over" eighted her hospitality
nor dnmVti the smile Oi her welcome To the preach
erS and their families. For III re than wear Sister
M0tiTe MAS scnuTgCd by uureleiling disease Fer
months she did not know moment of freedom
IrIm cxrrntiating pain: if she slept she said she
dreamed of pain. But she clear aud strong III
her faith, desiring aud praying for peace of soul She
hhd been a member of Grace Methodist Episcopal
Church in Wilmington Del. during the paSt,Irate OF
the Rev Alfre,i Cn'kman and had been lei 10y him
int experience which she wpepngly sought To-
relive dnring her long Illness. But the irtude aud
Christian submission with whirh she endured the
CONSTANT Strhin upon hHy and brain and heart indi.
Gated high state of grace: tie. loss l. keeny felt
her beTesNed husband feels aluIe never heE1re:
her children themselves parents realize the mor,.
Strngly the lnsS of the afCt hut wise prudent
aud firm mother; many friends weep cor her. She
SHALL look love upon those who are faithful eenally
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-04-06

TIE substitute for the Local Option bill has
passed. The Senate amendment was cal
led up yesterday with a view to its ad"l.
ton. 1t was resisted hy Mr.. Cah"ll ami
Robinson hut on being forced to vote re-
suited 20 follows:
Ayes-Bradford. Easthurn. Eliason, Ora
ham. Plling, Register. Swayne. Townsend
Van Burkalnw. A. C. Williams, T. n. Will
liams. Woodkeeper-lS.
Nays-Cahall, I"ne.. Matthews. Moore.
Jsnes. Robin on II Ma, T nal nson-8.
Mr.. Tomlinson subsequently changed h :
vote to "aye" in order to move reSonsid.
Grafton. hut il l. not likely he will do So.
Speaker Williams. whs refused to vote on
the Local Option bill. lodged this likewise
by being conveniently absent, and R-gister
occupied the chair.
1t will be seem that all the oppo<itiou
vote came from Sussex ca. except Cahal
and Moore, from Kent. II is not what VIZ,
asked for but will give satisfaction in ihn,
it is an indication Of moving in that liiec
ton.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-04-06
News Items.

There We're Al deaths from small pnx in
Philadrl phia last week.
The cold weather in Virginia, it is feared,
nus injured the fruit crop.
The Republican majority in Michigan ut
Mondays election i rrttnntr'l tn he 20 600
The steamer United Suites, from Boston.
vent ashore on Cape R.main Sunday
Eight.
john T. Rich, Republican. ha~ hpen ale,'
Ie'i to C"ugre>~ from the VII Michigan
District. t" SUCCEED Mr.. C'ngrr.
A company has been chartered to- build
4 ship canal across the state OF Flnrihn
80 rompAMy's capital ia fixed al $4,000,
900.
The number of persons killed or wounded
IN the earthTu.k" at Sciu is still estimated
III the enormous figure of 5 000-onr-fnurII
- many PERSON as the hest historians he
I"vr I" have persisted in thu nnSSacrr a.
I. Bartholomew throughout France. The
tirrrk Government is III king some effort
l." relieve the distress, but they are newt
tidy inttf.ctual.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-04-06

The Legislature is on the home stretch
this week, next Saturday being fixed tor
the final ssljournm~nt--if they get through
with The bills On hand
TIE Militia Bill. which was killed last
week, was recsn-id@r~d on Tbur-.lay, con
trsry to general expectation. and passed the
House. II provEi~s $1,000 as n yearly sup
port for the State Miliiis. winch is limited
so two regiments. A. present there ar.
only Eve companies. The amount diyii-'I
between these would be- equal To $240
each; but il il likely that new eos,I"snI.s
will he formed. now tbst the Siai~ make
some allowance for their support.
Mr. Csnch introduced n supplement To-
the bill To encourage the education ef col
orsd people. II provides that the average
attendance fixed ~ basis for Keeping oi,@ii
school three months in The year shall '.
reduced tn ten; that the amount oi taxe-
raised in earh hundred shall he exls ns!ed
in the hundred and that the State fund
shall he expended in each hundred in pro
portion 20 the amount raised therein,
The Houss. Frisisy. passed alns,as unani
mou~ly. Mr. Bradford alone dissenting. b
very Ra@rrsorinu. divorce hill--ihat of Mr.
Annie T. Davis nss Buchanan nt Snyrna
Briefly stated. Mrs.. Davis. a widow with !
little properly married sleek, eantinu
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-04-06

not IN amy year he less than Two Thousand
nor mnr" than Three, ThnuSnnd .lnlars.
N'ct 8. Directs the vehement with the
Districts Ia rel y united and nuthnrlzrs the
e"ll''rtI"n "i all outstanding .i~ht~.
Sect 9. All the provisions of the General
Laws regulating free schools shall ~. a,,.
I'lIr"''l" I" the District created hy this Act
rs Tar as they arr not inrnl,sistnnt with the.
special provisions h"renf. mnI the R.mr.l
-h"ll have VII the power granted ,n S.hn~I
Commissioners. he subject to all the r..
>trI"il"n% imI">..'I "m them. nnd l.~rfn, n,
all d"ti''> require al tIt"ln L., laws nt tie
Stat" not lnc"n>i>tant with the provi>iun-
If this Act
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-04-06

THE" TIMES is published every Wednesday after.
noon by ROBERT d. HoFFEcKER. Editor and Pro.
pretor, ut Smyrna Delaware.
1ERMS-SUBscRIPTloN-Ons year 80. 90 in advance, oi
$3.50 If not paid till the end vi the year No paper
Discontinued until all arrears are paid-0nly al the
option of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted al the rate OF
Seven Cents line for the tirst insertion subsequent
insertions rhree-and Aliberal discount
made to quarterly, semi-annuGl and yearly adveru'
sers.
OBITUARY NOTICES will be charged two cents pei
line.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-04-06

TIE Daily Republican came out "ne day
last week in bright new dress of mini"'
type that in comparison with its tormrr
appearance WAS the difference hrtwetI
silk and calico. The Republican issues "
large edition TOR its city readers VIII mu-'
greatly appreciate this typographical i'm
Drovsment.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-04-06

IT looks as if the "Third House" nj
Dover was something moie than the P"wri
behind the throne when they take seats
as is written from Dlver, beside the mem
hers and even near the clerks desk. |
the Honorable body did not adjourn III .
week il il even ftared the /" Lobby" viii
even invade the speakers lais.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-04-06
MARRIAGES.

HARRIS-MElVIN AT the Presbyterian parsonage
Dover on the 18th If March 10y Rev. G. Huntington
Henry e. Harris and Miss Annie q. Melvin. both OF
Frederira
FoRD-JACKSON.-Atth the same plare hy the same
March 2ith Henry G. Ford anu Miss Anne Jack
sun. b"th of Kent county bel
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-04-06

PROFIT. $l.200.-" To sum it ul.. six long
years at 10" iIIi'i"n -irkneS-, costing 500
per year, total 81 .200-nlI al this txI".ms+
"ns stopped hy three imIll-s at IlnI. BltIrr>,
taken toy my wife. She has done h.r own
h'u>"w"rk i"r year since, without the
loss at day. and want r,-,yI""iy to
Know IL, tor their Irn' ~. T. Farmer.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-04-06

So much time has been consumed in Tia"
consideration of private hillS aud bills pre-
sented to meet I,o slLle contingency that
it is very doubtful whether the Legislature
can get through with the work lefre
them. A, the hest there will have to It
some railroading.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-04-06

So many changes have heen made to tn"
existing laws hy the Legislature that it is
doubtful il even the lawyers thrmSelVe'
can tell what is law and what Is not until
they are re.codi6rd.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-04-06

l"n think " -tr.. dying with cnn umi
~ ~ '"I' 1t l. ''"ly "ntnrih. d II lIn V,
'''''''I ""dy will entirely and f.. rm,nn. ut
cur va S"ld tN Dir lllItI~,, b ia
m"lP. NJ . and all druggists. u,ny3.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-04-06

Ihr"" eqni""rllnl storms in nS mnny
"""k-. "ni 1t I""k~ ~ # TIA" -uprly i,m,,
not rut 'nl. Vruri"r l. lrnIl, = Ini>4,,,.. .
~ l. I"IilIns around Father n,uci.iy A
Nl"'l-l 10 m might hIin. h,m l.. t.. lr. |
II" >l"'nId nrttI nave aslnr..I L. ct Lt
Nond.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-04-06

We never saw any one inynn. when sutr
-ring tr"m pin; --nsuralsia Tor i, s,anr.
Ia reiation 4" lhl- malillv NJ Geor,s
6ny"'I. Prep fuv"it IT m,s, thu. informed
"nr representative" have used n. Ia,.obs
od Tor n"uralsiH. aud can confi.i.n,Iv
r'rnmmenl y I" ANY one similarly aiiectai
--.Shebo.ggan Falls. SheJoyyqn 20 Ne,os 80
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-04-06
APRIL.
MAY.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

ny eur Teams should he rpIE rted at our OmGs -
hlght pTsVit.u> To del arturo of Boat. IL,
any small Packages should be rep RE " ~
On'e at least two hours before Boat start. N
j. E TYGERT ~
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-04-06

y. IL. Cation directs special attention IN
ms hl- new Spring Dress Goods aud (:loal es.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-04-06

The Muid Of Rent is the name Of the new
L'.II'slc st-uhihUat launched last week in
Wilmington.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-04-06

The "hllzz ,rd" yesterday made it day
I'r"n"unrrh by souIe the inOsI disagrerablr
of the winter.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-04-06
COUNTY AND STATE ITEMS,

l'h"sI ho'P>""nt stump IN read m.aI
~Thi"rh l. nightly terror Ia thu -ulr.r>tl.
'r'iIS. II I"nkH like u h"r44 with head
L. - rider.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-04-06

The Kent County Railroad will make
REGULAR exclusions every "Wednesday here.
after I" Phlla'i-lphla. Tickets ISL gooh
fer Tour days.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-04-06

WV. IiERRIcE. an employee at the shops
IT TIA" Mrs.rs. Taylor, cut his hand so ialy
''St M"nLay that he had TO discontinue
work.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-04-06

THE Quarterly meetings Of both Town.
end ami APPOINTMENTS Cirruit will be
neld htxt Satur .ay and Sunday.
, 1881-03-20
KEOKUk> Ia.

Special Dtsroteh to 1he Chicago Irtbunk-
KEoKuK. Ia, March ia fearful snow
storm set in during last night, and has con-
tinued to grow more furious all day. The
wind has been blowing a gale, and the snow
IS badly drifted. On the level 1t now meas
ures over foot deep, and there are no signs
Of the storm abattng, It is almost impossi-
ble for persons to get about the city. The
early morning trans succeeded In getting
through on time, but all afternoon and even
ing trains are reported blockaded at different
points along the lines. The telegraph wires
are down in nearly every direction.
, 1881-03-20

MILWAUKEE.
Special uispateh 10 Tie Chicago Tribune
MILWAUKEE, March 19.-The most terrific
storm Of snow and sleet experienced this
notably severe winter burst upon Milwaukee
early this morning. BY noou the snow was
so deep and the storm SO rough that all
stEeet-cars were taken off. The noon trains
from Chicago and westward arrived two tn
four hours late. AL other trains have been
suspended. The ! 80 trains to Chicago went
out, but are reported unable to reach that
city. The Wisconsin Central. Lake Shore,
and Northern Division Of the St. Paul are
already in very bad condition. The promise
is for a three-tlays' storm, and as the sleet Is
breaking down the telegraph lines III all
directions businessmen are alarmed. A
strong north wind is blowing, but as
the snow is wet there will be lit
tie drifting, About i O'clock. this
afternoon the last wire between this point
and St. Paul broke down.. though between
here and Chicago they are working yet. Rail-
road officials have no dednit information to
give. The whole situation is chaotic. The
storm is so general that the interruption Of,
all kinds OF communication for several days
is feared. The storm on the lake tonight is
one Of almost unprecedented fury. The
wind blows perfect hurricane, and the air
is filed with sleet. The propellers Luding-
ton and Menominee are supposed to be safe
on the other side, but it is possible that they
this port. The Nashua is at Ludineton, and
the Depere arrived here about the time that
the sturm broke this morning.
LATEl:-1t is learned late tonight that dur
inE the evening, there has been considerable
snow yVnG {}rV f0r 4 time and the wind uileu
, 1881-03-20
OPTICAL, MATHEMATICAL, AND
SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS,
Artificial Human Ewes.

Intending purchasers will find it
to their advantage to look through
our stock. We buy direct from the
MANUFACTURERS in EUROPE
and this COUNTRY, and can con-
sequently sell goods at the lowest
nf.iceS.
, 1881-03-20

Special Dtsputch tn The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, March 19,-Another biz
zaru, exceeding in violence the one wi hlch
prevailed here two wcsks ago, has been blow
ing here all day. 1t commenced to snow
about s o'clock this morning. A heavy
northwest wind immediately sprung up,
which increased in violence until it became
q perfect gale. About foot Of snow llas
fallen up to o'clock tonight, which is drift
ing very badly, making the streets nearly
impossible, and completely blockadlng all
the railroads. The noon train on the st.
Paul Road left for Milwaukee full Of legfs-
lators, got as far as Mcfarland, six miles
east Of *here, when it got stuck, but
succeeded in backing out, aud returned to
the city. The Northwestern train IS reported
to be stuck twenty miles out Of Chicago. All
trains On the Prairie DuChien, and SunI I'ralTie,
and Portage Divisions Ut the st. Paul Road
are abandoned. The snow is wet and packs
very hard, and the prospects are 1t vii! tako
a week to dig the roads out If 1t continues
all night, which it has every Indication OF
doing at present. It is reported that the
STORM only extends as far north as Baraooo.
l: probably covers the same extent OF terri
tory as the terrible Storm Of two weeks ago.
, 1881-03-20

ST. LOUIS, No., March 19.-The heaviest
snow-storln Of the winter prevailed here all
day, with strong driving wind from the
west, but the snow melted as fast as 1t fell
The streets tonight were filled with slusll,
in some places several inches deep Dis
patches from different parts Of the State say
the heaviest snow Of the season has fallen
since last night, especially that part north Of
the Missouri River. The average depth OF
snow is over foot but in some places it is
Two feet deep. Railroad travel is q good
deal impeded. and business suffering, but no
trains are reported abandoned. The snow
Wil probably disapge2E n nndats IN two Or thzea
, 1881-03-20
PAPER HANGINGS,
4 CARD

We desire to correct an erroneous
impression that only high-priced goods
are to be found i'm our stock. The
choicest patterns of*EvERY GRADE in
PAPER HANClNCS have been Sc
cured for this seasons trade, and are
offered at prices lower than quoted by
any other house in the city. .
JOHN j. MnCCRA1H,
>l74 & l76 STATE-ST.,
The Largest House i'm America de-
voted exclusively to the sale of Paper
Hangings. .--
, 1881-03-20
9TREATDi}, ILL.,. /;

Special Dt,puteh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
STnEAroR, ILL.,, March 12-1t commenced
raining about Il O'Clock last night and soon
turned into snow, sieet, haA, xant