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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-02
PAINTINcs-Three very hansome !

PAINTINcs -Three very hansome por.
trait paintings were received in town
during the week, the work Of Mr.. Bell,
brother of VIM. Bell, who resides in
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and the work
shows that the gentleman is skilled
artist. One of these paintings hangs in
Goodman Il Co. s store, and persons de-
string to have portrait painted will do
well to inspect the painting.
CATHOLIC CHURCH. will be
services at the Catholic Church to.mor-
row Sunday at 10 o'clock in the morn
ing. Members of the congregation and
others, who desire to assist in defraying
the expense of the visiting Priest, are re-
quested to make payment to the Treas
urer before 8 o'clock Sunday mortling if
possible, i'll order that he may make a
full report of the same.
THERE is one thing about the Bullion
vile Smelling Works that the chloriders
admire. Just as soon as the ore is brought
there and sampled the chloriders get
their money. When it comes to paying,
there is no Tomorrow" about Messrs.
Godbe & Hampton. They plank the coin
right up, and it is quite a novelty to the
boys.
THE meat now being brought into the
Phoebe market is in elegant condition,
being fat and tender. Persons desiring
juicy steaks land nice chops can Obtain
them by calling on A. Adelman, at the
Peoples Market, Meadow Valley street
The ranchers down in the valley say
that they would like to discover the per
son or persons who made threats to burr
the Meadow Valley mill and that they
will assist in prosecuting them.
The public schools werel closed Thurs
day afternoon, owing to the lack of money
in the school fund.
The Meadow Valley Company shipped
one bar Of bullion valued at $l,674.
The ore train will leave this morning
J for Bullionvine.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-02
FRIDAYS QUOTATIONS.

BIZ W. q. TELRonAPH Co.
so Ophir-3.9o
80 Mexican 495 6.
2s5 Gould q Curry-4kb10 AZ ASS
l30 Best b Belcher-8X sH
$40 California-l.40
$50 Savage-2.20
355 Con Virginia-2 2.10 ais
$50 Chollar-2
90 Potosi-2k 2.55
435 Hale u Norcroes-395
$50 Crown Point-1.35
1S5 Yellow Jscket-3.20 3.16
400 Belcher-1.90 1.8E Ito :.
loo Confdence-3A
166 Sierra Nevada-7k
so Utah-7k
1190 Bullion-1 IS lao
$50 Exchequer-1.05
1850 Overman-96c 1bS0 90
ITO Union-.7 OK t ..a-
las Alts-1 80
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-02

A GOOD assortment Of Spectacles and
Eye Glasses at the 'Golden Rule" Dry
Goods and Clothing Store. I. HYMAN.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-02

Indiana is the latest State to talk o.
setting up the whipping for wife
heaters.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-02

"a babe" says disciple of Upper,
lis mothers anchor. And therefore
the mother is the anchors spanker. IN.
Y. World.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-02

Jay Gould used to work on farm.
And they do say he could fence more
land into forty-acre piece than any
other ten men could crowd into fifty.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-02

The New York Mail says that in Ne.
vada "a fellow goes around selling prize
packages of mining stocks, every third
package warranted to contain two lodes
and quartz MILL"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-02

The habit of American girls marrying
Italian Counts has slackened up little
Of late. A life of following around a
hand organ and passing the tamborine for
pennies is not as attractive as formerly.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-02

A Maryland man was kicked by mule
just in time to get him out of the way of
a stroke Of lightning. Some men would
have seen a special Providence in this.
But he didn't. He cursed that the light
ming didn't strike him in time to get out
Of the way of the mule.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-02

A Cape paper says gentleman residing
in the district of Hummansdorf on his
way home from the Transvaal had to
cross the Vaal river, when he was stopped
by the woman at the pont, who told him
she would not allow him to pass and that
he must go back and fight. He informed
the woman that urgent business called
him home. swell" said she, IF you
must 60, I'll make you pay "a to buy
powder and lead for those who will fight. "
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-02

In justice, mining can no more be
charged with the speculative craze and
dealing in mining stocks than farming
can be held responsible for the frequent
corners in wheat, corn, or pork, which
crush out fortunes and leave a train of
ruin when they eliminate. Denver
Mining Review.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-02

The Bhootias, of India, are descended
from emigrants who must have left
Bhootan long ago. Their villages present
curious spectacle. Pieces of cloth of all
colors, on which are printed incantations
or prayers, futter in front of every dwell
ing. The Bhootias themselves are fine
race of men, powerfully built, but so full
of superstitious terrors that they are
frightened at their own shadows. They
plat their hair into queues, and the men
pluck out their moustaches, leaving lit
tie fringe at either end, as if to indicate
that they might have them if they liked.
Their dress consists of long coats and
trousers of warm stuffs, with kind of
pork-pie felt hat. They wear cloth
boots, too, with thick leather soles. It
is difficult for stranger to distinguish
the men from the women among these
hill tribes.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-02
Dissolution Notice.

THE PARTNERSHIP OF THE FIRM OF
i Curtis h Smith ID this day dissolved BY
mutual consent.
Phoebe. New. January 2a, 1881.
JIM. CURTIS,
fl2-3n 8. D. SMITH
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-02

Electric cats, according to the London
Telegraph, are simple and cheap method
OF illumination. Professor Maynard, of
Cincinnati, it is alleged, owns the most
powerful electric battery in the world.
He is also the fortunate proprietor of
black tomcat, unrivalled throughout the
United States for beauty, size and intelli-
gence. A few days since, SO the story
goes, these two belonging to the learned
Professor, each unique of its kind, came
by chance into contact in such sort that
the cat became the recipient of stream
Of electric fluid, estimated at one thous-
and horse power. Forthwith his hair
stood erect, emitting brilliant corusca-
ton of sparks. A series of heartrending
squalls, however, calling the Professors
attention to his favorite's perplexing stu
alton, he promptly disconnected the cat
from the battery; but to his surprise
found that it remained luminous, having
taken into the system such tremendous
dose of electric fluid that it became
permanent generator of electricity, giving
out a light equal to that Of eight hundred
wax candles. This has since continued
to do, and it is now the terror of its
feline colleagues as it perambulates the
tiles by night, blazing like comet, but
with insufferable radiance.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-02

Mrs. Homespun threw down the paper
and pulled off her spectacles with a
vicious jerk. cts perfectly scandlous!"
she exclaimed. "For my part I can't
see how any respectable woman could
ever wear such q thing as that. When I
was gal we used to wear low necks and
short sleeves, but mercy!"-and here she
cast a whitening glance at the paper in
her lap before finging it to the floor.
"Why, what is the matter, aunt?"
asked Cicely, picking up the paper,
Matter! matter enough, l should say!"
cried the excited old lady; "just look at
that ,fashion-plate there, if you are not
ashamed to look at it. 1t is perfectly
s:and'lous, say" "Why, aunt" said
Cicely, her eyes trimming with fun,
that is only liver-pad pictured" II
don't care what kind of new-fangled
name they give it, persisted her aunt;
" it's scand'lous and disgracefyl, and no
woman that's got spark Of modesty
about her would ever be seen in one Of
them"
, 1881-02-08
i Word for 7lr.. Lily LnilEtry.

"
Hero is Il Indy WIN lna tcGn not mHroly tho
passing IlY,lvc Ut BeAs0lt, hut Wl0 hls hGl hcr
ilwtL nnia tho feyrClsh competition Uf k0E,!tun
IIfu ind who, ut the eisl Of 1lgr thir cAIitiHl.
hui tint npnrecnhy kost Hn,talu!. lhlrihx Tho
whulo of thla time tho hnA becn lionized. w"r.
SHIPPED, stared ut in public paccs, nlopbcl ut
railway stations. to il. eatGmt hel,!om expo.
ricurr!I SAW ly Nnyalsy. Shy bud not only
In rrrthIn bectIullA Ut thAt 'S0clcty" which. 1t It
Is II littio Mixed is the must highly coveted III
EilHIulld. liEr fheU hull hct0Hlu ns (Nubllur tu
tho iniinlstllnta 0r this Country Us thMt of tho
vrsHtu- Minister, nlid 4cr nn1Ao was fslr 1nDrn
widely known ttNau TINT Ut .ArchllsAll C4mplHll
Tnlt. All thIs wis not hot lol,is. but St,cietys
SncIrty 1t ii VIM Insisted IN placing her on lta
lhrolG. nnl In hAylnH hits md n,a!ltits. ultl
nthsr articles pt Npparck called aftrr her naa,u.
such a,s or.!ral might hayo ssunsdRared ii.
Agnes herself. ..,.....
Tut In this cuse. tho yiutlln OF It. underwent I'll,
yialble change. ltoyai Acadum!c'ans protested
that Il heul lr fncc muru purfcet WIS naycr pos
srsscd rs wun,nu. .Pocts 9f tho period dllhS..
r,u,h..llly declared thnt lictcn III Tgoy hAd
As,lttI tu,le uIon lllu earth. Princes mud Peers
iNurulIy pus1rutel themselves. Ht@cty's vcr-
diet WIS ~ strung lu her fayur that IT even 81
lrt,ced thu dtssentln lnnt yo!co OF fosnlnnc lnalg-
nity. Ilut tho lady tu whom Society nAd els-
gested tha cal!ing OF professional beauty was
with Arr honoEa sho. may haYe heou, but she
, 1881-02-08
SUBURBAN..

Sunday morning III the auditorium OF tho
Methodist Church Il memorial grrrlee wns hed
for tho lntc Carl Moel,llntl. Of tho Sophomore
Glass In tho University. trlc members Of tho
local and ChtcaRo Chnpers Of tho 1'hl Knrpa Isl
Fraternity. of which ho wns II member, sat In II
body Ii, tho front pews. Tho pulpit WIS ben,ttI-
tully 0rnnnCited with iDwers. mining which
was n wi,ite .Iprai shield with tho words :" rh
kMppa PSI III Its CENTRE The srcnkcrs were
Irn;. &. ". Pearson anh tho kev. u. ". Fnttcn.
The FORMER EAvu Hi Grltutle Of tho liftn the
.cerasr,l. whlrh WIS really unns.a. ssnTt!ng
frnln tho heart Of GErnlnny. ut very curly aye.
with s'0ob. which WIS nIl ,'!sslpateh lscforc cll.-
plDttncnt WIS fntI In this country, hG lInsl ln
hut tew yenrs bccosno 1'ossessc,l Of MI iieon,a
sufficient to nNtntnln hint ut the University. lilo
well III ti,Hmc!al!y. NuriE hts Inst term In tilB
University he WIS converted IT, Christianity. The
lIlHil1nn 'lt,tl Phi kurph III halls Will he tlrnretl
In hss''Irl!tng ~ Ills ll,Gli,ry.
, Tllo jn!sra In tho thu defamation contest,
Mcssr- ". $. Il. Mathews, j. =. Clhrket II. II. kr1-
,lhll. !. 5. Curry, Ana tho ltcv. A. ". lnttc hAto
uwnHleal tho llrsi prize Il, G. Il. Plpur, JtnlUr;
md thu secuIus to ls'ttis i. Rice. Sophomore.
HYDE rA1ik.
Tile residence uf Mr. fl,zler, of D. H. Fisk &
Gu, TIT hyde FArk tretlGE. WIS !lrCken fnt0 by
burglars Snturtny night. md 4 valuable Knl'l
witch anu chatE wcro takGt The thiUf was 1ltlt
discovered, Dnt n,IslG oil with hIs rntlyfcr. nnty
interrupted In this delightful tccupNtiul, by !,
full frt,lm tho porch which will undoubtedly
tnnky him feel HurD tor Il tny or two.
, 1881-02-08
SNEAK THIEVES,

An owner Is wlntud ut Central Station for n
bolt us lltly's baskut cloth, un for shawl, upon
thu lattpr of which wua found n rarur tug bcar-
lux .Ipon tts fac0 tho w0u.l-cnt Of An aicphiult,
tho words "ln.!M fhnwl by pMtant, run 5Jl.''
and tho l,,rcs l II in blue pcnell, md 1st. IN
huck. THO H,tod4 wuru found utiun u well.
kluwn sltonA'tlIle. n1ul shopllftcr nRmcd
aIea,l !rcvil, mn! were supposed u hrl0E IL
+. uhrrnd1rE. of No. ul West RnnIu1l,h htrrut.
night Int such proves not ~ hu THO easo. An
OWtlur Ia nst, wanted ut thu West MadsDn Streot
t'lAt!otl for holt Ut twes,ty-llna yMfs ri cHssl-
iEert'. u rcH,lIunt 0f ninr yuy'ls 0l pal goods
Mlua fur two new c,tliss wt,rth tbultt S!u cneh.
They wsra rGGt'vtr''i yesterday by Officers ltcil
where they !l,l,l tcon 1nlIs hy anrs Coturs for
q very small proportion Of tk!aIr ttltn value.
Cunors III InGktal III Ut tiiu West Mnlst,ii Street
Station. nnl his partner IN rriNlo IL safs in tho
County jul.
, 1881-02-08
REDUCED RAILROAD RATES,

The l'ittsburg, Cincinnati IL st. Louis
Hallway oMMny-l'nn-llnullc noute--ro-
sprctfulty cuanl,lcnd tho class Of tickets DE-
scrt,el tn the favorable consideration Of tho
travelling public:
First-One- thousand iullo tlckets, $..5.
!srruml-shipppra' 1.ttsr,lItp tIcktts, so.
Thitu-Ettty.trIp tickutA. nvNilMblt between
two stAttutls. I'll cents per ,nllc.
y-slx-trp tickots, VI ccnts pcr
milo.
FiJh-Extn,.h .hAgaago tiekGts. representing $;u
III vnkllo. s,,t).
STth-Extrs.- baggage tickets, representing SIS
IN viill,e, SD.
Tickets cHM be obtained Mt Company's
otlices, tal l:,I,!0spl, Street, near coriier nt
Clark, nm L., Z. y st. +. Hallway depot, cor
Clltpusu.
, 1881-02-08

70 rrrnHnllt thu Wtnlc subject matter ~ tho
Sn,i1h md West Divisions.
Tho previous question lTlng called for. tho
nntiom @ 10 rt:cn'nn,t wae thon put md toSt by
,,:a.3.,l'9tlari. Watkins, cullerton. Purcell.
Mairath; !slrlcy-n. ,,,
i"%rr: s'"yt!, iss;evrS ScN"r!.uy, sshr"slsr,'
Mri%rntck"s;. M s:; '''' '''''' '' '"'''''
Tru nis,.iun 10 eolnnlIt tho wholo matter to the
tnnki,lg it s1cfl,i or,lrr fnr next Moltl,ty svn
ii.E ii s:;a'"soek. was then pnt an,l iost by tho
''ws',v Ssts Sxs ssess oey xG:
;Srssiss; $, sSt;; ;xs,ai ise;;'s:as i'rsd;''
;. s-lEntIar,!. Clark, tsrn1'nIs. Watkins, Cul-
,cr!on. inrs.ll. s'nytn. reoscy, ,i tlnn Hubert,
"Ss9 he ssits sSs u Msss sont eG a wSe nner 10
S?1!6 s,,;I west ~as thor nas and lost 6y votS
The au,cnatmcnts Of Aid. Hurley were adopted.
with Tho a.l'tItson TINT scc' iii tho old ordinance
Tic "s,ina,cc WA shcn passed BY tho folow-
hrcth, Cuertu,l, aud Ilnrloy chnnging thelr
voiGs aitnr tho vote had bccn declared as il Tor
15aa@@iekersnam, "e'stt Dixon, sapers, >cAu.ey
Nrey NTse r,s sSoscr sst ,s ys EyeTS, S"E nbsr ss.
Info',, nr,irS Firmly. Meyer l'"rro A"rphy Nc
Naus"i!nIlnr,i, C!ark, Grannts, Watkins, Alt
pctrr. Purcell. Feevey. tloNd. rolng-1.
AID. Cnl'crton chnrVcd TINT there Ind been
SETTLEMENTS MADE THAT EvESlSti 1ty
THE 1sAlt.RoAn COMPANY
n the Cn'Gsl Chamber. md he wanted ths vnte
Ali. Evcrctt- limits n pretty broad statement
aid. t:nl,cr.on atntct1 that these things would
~ n,kstl iNtH by special cntn1ntttcc. lilo
, 1881-02-08

Frasfr's MaIAtHt.
Jaran, US Is well kll0wU, IL tho Paradise Of
ch,t.IhDnti. is this Kindness oe tho Authut Vi
"Ch!Id l.lto III japan W. aro onaUlcsl to print u
oradlp-s0l,g In tho original;
" Nt;Il- nd ku yG-lcil-,,d ko ~
NGtl-n6 l,u lllnr! wa--tiukn so yllta
At,u yuma k0yGtt-sntn 80 yutA
HMtU nn lHyaXl nl-lunt tHnrl!tA
TGil-tGn talk0 1sf-bhu Io fuy1
t}kt-ngArl knl,osht,na inu hart-lo."
StxnlfytnH III Enxlts4:
=" lh,!tAby, t;tby; luliAby. tahyt
f}AhY's nursny, wheru lA! she Hon17
Over tt,Ae mountains uha'S Knne to tor Village
And frGin hur yillAgp wtlut will sho hrng2
4 tunlttlin irum nlId n hninboo tlutv,
Il 'dArlIlnn' which Will mover thru uyor). nut
d uAtrr GlQH,N
, 1881-02-08
BlIRGt ARs' CHRISTMAS,

Early Suli'iny morning hurslnrs .nauo rich
hnul OF rrvolycrs and cutlery ut tho lnrge hurtl-
waro sturo Ut Strauss & Mrnzrt. No. 1OS0 Mill
waukce avenue. Tho work wtls tone III tho
Hn,ll0 clover nlnnner which hns characterized tho
rcecut sturo htrYurtss iii tho West division, nnl
tho property stolen Ii estilnHtcd Mt upwards of
, 1881-02-08
SHOPL1FT|NG,

N0r,l Flynn, Of M. II North Ashland avenue,
wIs Inckr.l ,,p tho Wust Luke Street Station
yesterday by Officers l1ingroao and DIlon upon
a charge Ut larceny, preferred by David Ed
wards, proprietor 0t Il tfrr-4tNAs stEu ut No. 'iA
inAnt atreet. Iiry.KutHis ylillttrGs to tho value
uf t:85 were recovered upon u scnreh wnrrant.
and ittntiticl by Mr. Edwards, all.l two pairs ~
shoes fui,il!l III her apartments wcro dent{tlu.i
III hnttnS bcGh htNsh frtHl tho store at john
ilix II W0t.l! look ~ II Morn was Il professional
st,aullttcr. and uyidtEco n9aNst her ts beng
Es,r,
, 1881-02-08

Millions nE r.lts. l,ce. eats, bod t-bllHs, roAches
loho their lives fy collision with 'ltuuNh oil Hats
Sold by druggists. l5c boxes.
, 1881-02-08

What oil say must he tEuo. Tho universal
vbtlet 10 TINT tlB now No. 3 IL The simplest AnI
most tiarahlu sawlny-mAchtne. Whee1ur Wiz
ss,, Manufacturing Company, No. III Htase
StfcGL
, 1881-02-08
Pay of Aldermen Fixed at SO Per
Session.
Ordinance Adopted to Stop tho Circu-
lation Of Obscene Literature.
The Eighteenth Street Bridge 10 1'c
lnised rs Asked by tllo West.
ern Indiana.
The Mayor Asked to Explain Why the
Canal Pumping-Works Arc
Not Built.
Investigating the Water ofilco-Gunrfl
Gntes at Railroad Crossings.


Gntes at Railroad Crossings.
Tho City Council held regular meeting Inst
evening, nh the members hcug present cxccpt
Aid. fsiortlatl. Shorcy, and Lorc1z.
THE w.ArEIsorrlcE fErAfGAT1oS.
AID. Meier tslxtcenthJ offered the following II,
regard tn tho atoeckct ,teFnlruilon, which WIS re-
fcrrcd to tho FInauce Committee: 4
WnEREAs II hns pecn ditc1vcrct1 TINT somo OF
tho clerks fDrmcrly employed III tho City wHtcr
f a aye s e fy 10 tho
Rt*yflttt, Tint tho ChnIr.nun npl,int ~ special
committee IF thrcc whose luty1t shlll 'o 10
thoroughly investigate tue cMsG, md rcpDrt to
this Council III suun as possible
On motion Ut Aid. Wiekrrshntn. tho wntor-tnx
0f tho First CHyNlry WIS rebntch rs long rs tho
organization occupied Its present quarters.
THE MAYOR C!Ai.t.E1, On To EXPLAIN ABOUT
THE CANAL rtrMIrNU-wURks.
1To MISC offered tho following, which WIS
nduptcd: ...
WHEllEss, An appropriation of $100.oo0 wns
. nude iass @ yens M lor tho srestion ' or Of pmP,,y,
thu oilensiscncss @ Y seG q lie er n,. % '" HUN
WilEl.EAs. II hns hcen charged that the Mayer
has uhstructed tho progrcss OF sn!d work; tsiurc-
.isesDlrti, That tho Mnyor 10 requested to com-
m,tnicnte to tho Council the ftcts Il. tho c,lSc.
and also Ills viows upon tlo whole subject
1uAttcr.
Ai llttslrcth offered tho following III relation
to Gus, which WIS refcrrctt;
WHEREAS. Tho contrllets with tho City Of Chi
caso and tim Ens companies for tho year 1Sso
WuEItt:As, This city bns no contract with sad
for sbc present .iscMi year; ,horcfnrc, be It
fftto rt.t. That tho gus companies. thrntgh
thor eors ~ s y 1 t thrs sst tns ,xhn G%n
su cn,pn,lics viii aecnlt the price liked by tho
Cty ccii',c'i for Ras fi,rnishei l,y *a' conpanyt
, 1881-02-08
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

4
ITrcmnnt.
i cu,nLrs i, llEArEy, Of New York. is nt tho
Fremont.
W. n. HANNAH, Of Lafayette. 1ntl.. Is Mt the
tTron.ont. ....
r SAMUEL. f.E.rao1.r New York Graphic. is Mt tho
IOartnes
:, JupoE r. H. C,ssAny, Of Ties Motncs, la.' Is at
ftho pncifle.
rnor. u. II. wit,rrLs, uf 1,rooktyD, N. u, is at
tthu facf(1c.
!, G. {. IsHlwS md wife, ot Kcnosha, Wis.,, ate |
kAl tho lnlmcr.
: j. II. fAnn, President of tho tort Wayne Iron
WORKS, Is nt tho Fuc'c.
! CrKEs FIELD, .1N., ana wife. Of New York, arc |
.'rcE!sterct nj tho fAclrc. !
&. ". RusgS sroCK,w!fc, and daughter, OF san
tFrnncIscn, arc ut tho Palmer.
Ar tho suh-'rreas.,ry yesterday $4,000 IN gold
and sa.,OtD IN silver wits ttlsburAct The receipts
i .a.nat,ntcd to 5000 III silver.
superintendent "f tho Wells, Fargo Co. Ex-
!prees Company, IL at tic lAclllc
amounted to $s'.i1a, nj which $:S "o was Tor
sss':'' .'''s for ''''ss' 'n' e*"''' A' s..'"'
4 TrIoMAs IIoySE will deliver lecture Thurs
! day evening hr{nre tho lsnr Ass0elHtlon III Fair
bnnk Hall ut Hpcluck His subject is "Iho lalW-
:; yer us Pioneer IT, Early ChlcaHo."
TIE tcMEcthiuIc s,,' ~ .trn,t I,n,n,.w1
hlnnatse. upt1cnn ~ AlMHaHn ntacei: IL - ~, 81.
nu.'tmE' ~ ~, was ~ IL III - q ~ u -, ~ . ~, m H. Hnrnm.
etcr, ia. m, 2o.s); p. H., :'G:s
. NOTHING new was learned yesterday nbout tho
, t1c{ulr1,iinn or jarrett. the cX.Teeusrnrnf the
Schuol Trustees Of Luke md Hyde l,nrk, nut
something 1nny cu,no out lN-ty lis tho Trustees
= ara tO uuEi II meeting ut tho uranl rnGs this
affcrnfon
T. -. A.. 1890. ,..,,... ~, ,.a.tou1,.. ,,,
ccrnjnrr 1Hn 1tMr nj jrp,is fixtures ri SutlIr.
rl.v Nr fiuyoiti1rst thinks hts liabilities will
nnt ryGicd f3ibhi or $ilAW n1,tl he hopes to X"t
his muttcry siruIxh,ctlr mt i'll dry ur lt!,l
rcsl1utc business. Mr. Koycc bud nothing now
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North Shore DIsl'atch. nre III lilo fhe''le'
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MARRIAGE LfCEHyES


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lorc them with nu.,e IF tho Intulsnco which III
won,on success usually develops.
All this sitnfcty wnitIi do well to remember 10
hrr credit uDw,
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LoSn0S. jan. 10 1ssl.-nEAH s1ll--1 Mn Ill
rcHtc1 by Mr. Gladstone to thank you for your
letter Of dec. Is. nnt. dcNr sir. your iMithfut
servant. IIUlEltr j. GLADSTONE.
u PETER COOPER, ESD.
, 1881-02-08

IItRItIdGE
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S-i:itOFUff-At Cortland, ILL.,, Feb !, Is1
by tic itcv =. W. Sagc, Sir. IT, F. ALLIES and MIs AZ
tllG <. EEnfUtt - = 1 1'u1
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

r S. JOHNSTON WILL CONDUCT
J tho noon rraycr-n,oet!ux to.riny at $50 Msdl-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-08-11
'Reucgsrr.' Institute.

The annual Institute Tor Iowa county will
be held at Dodgeyllc beginning August 18th,
and continuing for two weeks.
The exercises viii bc conducted by Prof
Geo Beck of the state normal school Of
Platteyillc, assisted by Prof, J d. Kelley.
Arrangements have been made for teacher.
the first and second week..
Teachers viii be entertained at the same
ratios as last year, viz: $500 and $2.59 per
week.
The parl of the course for the year will be
mostly intermediate work, and h of such
character that il viii interest all, but more e..
peealy country teachers,
IL Il hoped that EVERY teacher will make
an especial effort ~ be present during The
whole time. W. A. JONES,
Go. supt.
MIneaI Point, Wis, Aug. 10 1851. "