davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The National tribune., 1881-10-22
States show the following results:

Connecticut has, owing to the small subdivis
ions of land probably more miles of fences than
Kansas. The differences in the figures are mainly
due to the fact that in Kansas large quantity of
land has been taken up by settlers, and that new
fences have been required, while in Connecticut
miles of stone wall have stood many years and
require nothing but a small amount of labor to
keep them in repair. The compilation of this
class of statistics has been temporarily suspended
but the work, when completed, will furnish mat
ter that will attract the attention of agriculturists
everywhere.
The National tribune., 1881-10-22
WHAT TIME is IT.


What time is it?
Time to do we'll
Time to live better
Give up that grudge-
Answer that letter.
Speak that kind word to sweeten a sorrow;
Do that good deed you would leave till tomorrow.
Time to try hard
In that new situation
Time to build up
A solid foundation.
Giving UP needlessly changing and drifting
Leaving the quicksands that ever are shitiug
What time is it?
Time TO be thrifty:
Farmers take warming
Plough in the spring-time-
Sow i'm the morning
Spring rain is coming, zephyrs are blowing;
Heaven will attend to the quickenng and growing.
Time to count cost
Lessen expenses
Time to look well
To the gates and the fences;
Making and mending, good workers should;
Shutting out evil and keeping the good.
What time is it"
Time to be earnest,
Laying up treasure;
Time to be thoughtful,
Choosing true pleasure;
Loving stern justice-of truth being fond;
Making your word just good as your bond
Time to be happy,
Doing your best
Time to be trustful,
Leaving the rest
Knowing in whatever country cline,
Meier can we call back one minute of time.
-LicerDooy Mail.
The National tribune., 1881-10-22

The masters eye makes his horse fat.
He that goes borrowing goes sOrrOwing.
Gold goes in at any gate except Heavens.
, 1881-10-08

The Bond & Lillard, Waterhll
& Frazier, E. II. Taylor. Jr., 20.
F. c." and O. Horsey's, the finest
Whiskies produced in this coun-
try, are controlled by US in this
market, and Of which, with
number Of other brands, we con-
stantly carry from 5000 to 1000
barrels in bond and free, being by
far the largest stock Of Fine
Whiskies held by any one house
in this country,
, 1881-10-08
HOSIERY, F.iNCT GOODS. dc.
SA Y e ID!

$4,000 saved is as good as that
amount made. have saved hun
dreds Of merchants that amount
and more in the last month, by
selling them goods at S to 20 per
cent cheaper than tho same goods
are sold elsewhere. My stock
consists of
, 1881-11-08
COMING DOWNTOWN.
Carson, pirIc. Scutt D. Co.ss NGsv Dry-
Gpntls lsMIneA III tho 1'lk0 lEMildtMx.

Carson, rirIe. Scott D. Co.'s NGsv Dry-
Gonls E'niaea III tho 1'Iko HtttidtnE.
public 10 know tAat Carson. Ftrle, ae..tt s Ia,
ilayo ut last perfected Mrrsl!sKelnents fur ofoA-
,ns . lArx9 retail store ~! tue soufh slls-n
thy openo stare as Wsst siaiisnn stract, ,.,,,l
re.uia st,!us.,.aeI.t, tuoir whousa!o hessLqnar-
tors only l'elu9 "n th!a s,Ae Vt tsie ftvor. Fur
S S i, thsy s Hg s eo ar se%tfna!nx u kM hs md
secured tho bn,lling nuw Uecuptel by Mar
stall F1eil & o.. hui wcrc intueed hy tho
present aud t1rrl.r occupn,.ts. sltuu thsn they
hafu lrt,il louk1nE nl.uia lar y satisfactory
ssss Y s fssis IL VIII f !. K" sM StS a9 sfTS xe Il u
iis. On the southwest &r'itr nf STATE and Mo..
rus Streets - fow ynnrd nx" Il wonhl lasc lH1ls
thGn business contrv, Tut tho sse1luy pruErA*A 1T
tile rr1a dry;a'N,!s !r.Ae down h,atn street III
dit4tts that EArSulI, Ilrlp, kcUit Cu' new ca-
ta6|IsAsneu, viii, hoforo ,,ay aoHas. b. IN tho
chsrnE of r'ii itETAi'' nt's'sxss aEtsriaS,
ss cSK to H. HS:s ks ,"I yss, Sx% 8,
Gi,slna,At!. Gnt for % s"!''o yours laek y larKo g
sapieil isr :oaia tl'a:. ~ tt.u sr,t'al ioar is
Matson, tho Jpwe!or. IN tAe nppar stories Soy; Soy;
y'arsts :a AL Ssst lit VIII t @ 'sss e aS" ' @
taliiiinsst' st' Wi VIII IT, AS g. sssa Is tue @ .Iry.
pnylug an nl.Mual rentAl nf kI..gJ,
] Autasiiing IN ont autanrlty, nnl t@uAN.
pr1retlsIts. solas III tho te,lIitt. ltko W. y.
Clapn \ Ca, hayo three.;ear tsasos, nat
| Vlrln. scntt ". a nluullur uf tho llrnb who
was questioned on tt!u subject lesltHed 70 'say
anything regarding III. new innys!,'e't. but y y
| oiatlxss viii Gu Fm,lu III tho tntprlur Of tho
butIing-thAt sonlu of the wallis ,sill bc tori.
jt,wn Anu suNlu nthpr rcn!olcltuX thrri0d
| out, wh!ch wiz CONVERT tho ground 1lonr
into ano, sparlons ro1iItf admirably
| utiaItrti tor lAD rlirp0sua tnr which II ID lH~
sIVticd Ttlo rpnt se0Ms s4thor hiHh. but IL s!ln-
| ply nt,tthes !ntcataun ~ the snuthwAsti move.
incsit or the business rantr1 and ut tue natural
| inrreust In rrnt4IB duo thGrptu,
, 1881-11-08

tllcy nru rat ~, ~, ux l"s, vaare rmtr;ns. Thn
uIInoat tntn1 faf,,r1 ~ nast'rr. tl1,r,uv tit1
Iruu,h nf Inst summer Hntsfnn,nr,!y nccnunts
tur ttpIr ,orutirrIv ,.m,r st,ut,Ii,nn. irnt.
tluul i,,l,rhnrt. h,w.:y,r, nyurcss thr opli,i0n
ihnt tiiu sttuk IL in lmtter ut,,,,jt{ton jnr bck
purposes t., over ,N.rure. ws,Ict, Is 4 powerful
oynrfceiibv fs,r shtnrInop ''"s~o -
,,,,,. ~ ''s,,.,,,.s., ,,., .,,,,,,,.
while not very nutncrf,us, attracted considerable
Aitcntfnh i'titn7 the tIuy. Tho line. wool nnI-
innl1 cntnreh by tho Ncwsfork MertnD sheep.
btccaers' A.Ho!nuor werc very grhcrntly NIL
tnlrG, ar toFu tlia YgsgltlY heeEas ct't frhid the
s1n'as. ~. ...i Hhe u. t'sss hce.es "cIknot twenty
~ stn s."aa. n..a,in, mmu Ie m.s r"",nu ~ WY
ftyDrnbIe tt,tntnnnt nv nil WIN enw H.
Vlaturs, while astmitin1 tho cuttlo exhibits.
Hcr1 nstDnfs9l1iI ut tho funnHrt. sa,pW of sheen
, 1881-11-08

sr? 's rs"' s'* ee "; a'''' nv "foS cy-is5s,+
i,1.acr.' Frof,t Toin-rropeitora J. L. un,ttt.
4. /. Lfopkin. AMI it'!.tc!l sag".wi1oat: sch'H''-
Cloaretl l-F"r s:n!caxH-sro1n,llcr j. II. Fnr-
Sk s,; Psss!!ss' + ,s.e%ss' s':
pronciiers =: T.Urnves uni tEhion9o siid sanuon.
~Mnkeo-pfotaiter Hahaot, ctnl. For Kcnnsl'a
t!ay-Sohoonor unndIIla, cua!. For Duluth
--FrOpcItor A. Il. Hopkins, cement, etc.
EHcAxAna.
spseta! Dspateh to The thttaao 7rthuns.
TS5sst Sf oSya Sy 'sn0Es %e.s ya &; vnEs;x fsw +
Clifford. amt Johno Matthew'S. -
C!eArcsi-:stcanlors NfInncsota. 'Inter.Ocenn.
tho propeller l;scnnnba and nontnri, propeller
Rbo &ichnrtis Htd cntsort, ant! schM!ngra .ea,l-
vile. i!aronriht; ncorac Gayia. md Houston,
soh,oncrs I;ras.''s Corning and u. Vance, With
sanl for chtcago, aro here, having run In for
PORT connoMnE.
sptetat Dispatch tn Tha Ghieaeo 7yibtne.
:. PonT Cot:unisHE, INT, Nov. 7.-l'asentt up-
%hss sebaones Ssssor sy Gy to tss
boyaa,i 10 Kitpsslan. tIi"1or. ''''>' ~''' 0'
MtD1.ANn.
6peesat UNndtSh TO 7hE Chttnd1 1rtnttHs.
MipLASi' Ont. Nov. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Edwnr.f tiako, for Chicago, corn.
Cfunretl- l--Achnonor Militia, for Cnp0ys 1ny.
light, to load tics and Collar fur ChtcaB0.
CLEVELAND.
Spteiat pspateh 10 T.s Chicago 7rtbun<.
CLEVELAND. O.. Nov. 7.-Cicnrpd for t,hfca9t,-
prnpcl1ors, Blunchard. Arabu, aud NUwbrK,
merchandise.
| Bpettat Dttodteh 10 37.t Chicago Tribune.
ERIE, Pa, Nov. v.f.-Clcnred-Schoune Empire
Btutc, for Chicago, cunI.
rENErAkUElSIEnR.
Special Dtspatth 10 1At Chieneq 7rfbans.
pENETAK1uISBEnE, Ont, Nov. 7.--Ctearcd-
| Schooner Indy Dunerin, for Ch!onK0,
, 1881-11-08
4 AttalS Nuay Aec.

a o:rtain restaurant In this city, apparently
to pruplpiuI tho unMttc4 srs.,uFout VI il cuff
alnu, uas III lts shnw Window huge t4nk,
Wnursil 9l!ttvr.ng Kol4tlsh, sutlcn hprnad pouts
siKIItlirl builfrnks, and BprAwltnx turtles dwell
t,l1ethur IN u Krp4les 0r IesR degrat Ut unity
Thp ntasr dAy u uee tell tnlu thu wutcr, nud was
E,,tI!e4 ty i g.'xxt0r0yed t,sh llan!'y ha4 tho
insout been tnEAlfed. howey1r, when the ltsh
wa. 4eon u W. Ms<Atrangely excited. lle leape4
tusu thu Att. drew 1u Krtat VOLUMES Ut water aud
blew thsm out nRaiI., al.u autott 10 ilaAnoy that
1he turtiu4 seuitlutl away In hut hAstet aud thu
ti3s fut1blttt Hf tho t.tcka "a right and loft III
sbeer confederation. l!eanwhite tbs bca fuAp.
pcnreQ an1 crawled out Ut tho tauk lu safety,
, 1881-11-08
CROP NEWS.

6psctdl Dnp6teh TO 1hs Chttaoo 1ftbun&
WICHITA, Kun, Nov, 7,-Thencrea Of fall
w,eat spwn IN 6euKwlck III mucll less thu,
lust year, owing to tho continued wet wealth.
or. l3l,t for tllat reason tho wheat airea.ly
sown looks better, md IL farther adyancstl
tE,nn for several years; while tia acreage III
amount, Il, Ktnglaan County II Ii larger tl,a0
It haa ever been, The acreaKe III Sumner
County ts about the san,o W. last ycar. In
Cowley County 1t ta al,nut TIC aa.ne ns lust
than last ysar. ~ Harper County Tic acre
ag1 IL larger than 1t ever ,Yaa,. TAe gruunh
ii nlotst, aud wheat geIerally tn THIS section
- 1s sass.at iDa Dss.sS Sg e IL: csesss 4,taun
MOllllisoN. ILL.,, Noy. H. Farmers In this
locality llatH llpNrly completed corn. ttusltn3.
ana.Rlthougt! reports 3roin tie outer parts Ut
tbs county Klyu Only lalf1 q crop, In thls I'm.
1Iel[ato Vicinity there will bo full average
crop.
, 1881-11-08


Special Dbpateh to 7hA CHICAGO 1ftbune.
I'unr lIuLtoS, Nov, I'll p. n.-l'asaeI up
prupelters jay Gould. WAvcrly. Faclac, Empire
Statc. Co,lvmaugt, Oukl4ud and uasgos, lla.
yAna aud consorts BchooncEs Leonard ttanna,
Zach Chandler, Mountains, beikirk.
uown-pFope!lgrS Hoanokc, Arlxa, X. T. laah~
ney, Wtssahlckun, AckleF. D. ", Powers, =. II.
ltlsokhaal aud bargod, Mary blllls and barxcs.
Bparts und baFgcs; suhoonars William Il. Vau%
tctblit a. cobb, +. H. Lopk.
Win! southwest, brisk: wcather cloudy.
Ipfetat Dbvateh ~ Tbs CAteaao 1rtbuH<.
ponr liuI0a. Mich, My. 7-0:;1 p. m.-i'assed
upPropol!es Egyptian with sohoouers Il. Willis
low and Pelican, =. ChaMbera!n with schooner
H. II. Khnball mud cpnsort.
In port--rropslltr 'lnata and achooness u. /,
Wilcox und Emerald.
Down--Pronelen 6ulith Moore, Otssn and
bar1es, 1leuton and barRes; sohooneEs Pulaski
u4d II. q. GleVebaad} ateat19r PeArl.
Wind southeast, hoayyl weather cloudy.
BUFFALO,
Epseta! pLpafsh 10 1hs Ch&eaeo Jt{hurs.
DusyAIo, n. y. Nov, v,7,-Arrtvcd-RFo1n CHI.
oaso-psops!lss Oyde, cosa. Fsou Duluth
, 1881-11-08

AROUND THE LAKES.
TIE LlME-ktI.Na ClttlYsiN0.

Special 0spatelI 10 The chteaoo Tribune.
AMHEttsTHuHO, Ont, Nov. T.-rh1 weather Ia
thick tuniKht. a largo t!cet Ia detained hero
boun.t down. The atoam-bnr9o Gruyos, With
the mammoth sohooncrs AdAms md Dows,
passcd tho crossing ut = O'clock. Thu stcaln-
her ccnsort, the schooner Cobb, bound down,
n md tue propeller Nahnnt ts eon!ing. bound np.
Lime is iias bcen n moved seveaty fcct lower
down. Which brings it cxctly on tho lois I.tanc
ranges, rha Will cnmpol vessels 10 drop down
as Several IArHe bow]Iors have latcly iecli takon
up oil Tho Inside tho passngo will 10 hottor than
before. This will bo tho lsst is,ove this fala.
WILL pROtIAnLY Ill: 4 TOrAt. Llss.
Special Dttuateh to 7ns Chseaao Tribune.
il01.1.ANtl. Mfoli:. Nov. IA telegram received
here from South liaveu, from CAPT. Il VIM ity
Pl1ggar wis beached ncar Soul b iiascn botwoan
Friday and Saturday night, 9I,d will probably bo
tpt"l h !os t s 4, W. lo1aea wi;h lnnber and
THE raorEr.LEn E. II. HALE nErEAsEp.
Special Dtspafeh to The cnteaoo Tribune.
Ct.RvEAAan, O.. Nov. T.-Thc Propeller E. Il.
ss ovaas s E.shty tons u sre wcra shtesad
on tho acow 0nward. The tugs brady dnd For-
est. NV pulled her oll. 1lor N,.totu i badly
Bpljhtured, bur her lunkNH0 WIS not enough tu
require tho uso ot stoa'n- !iump.
RAN ASHORE At WATuIIEnB s1tOAIS.
Spttfat Dispateh to 7hs Chicago 1rtbunA
MipLsxn, Ont. Nov. 7.-The Echuunsr Edwarl
for this port, rltta nsloro Ut Watchers Shpa1s;
owing 10 tim rouRAnoss " tho wuter. Sho VIA
released by tho BteHnior Northern llellc nntl
bruuht hero not greatly damaged, having FIRST
becn Obliged to throw 1000 bushels OF corn ovor-
bourtf. Fully insured.
liHEL r0R FHEIaIlT AND pocKA1E.
Special Dispatch to Tit CAteaao Tribune.
CLESELASp, D., NDv. Tho barge VtrKihtus
brought load Of Lumber bprs which Krsilse s
en e'oa ar rseys tn s e9a I
age.
GOING INTO w1xrEh QUARTERS.
Sptetd' Dtspasfh to Ih4 Chttseo 1t:Luns.
MUSK EHpN, Mich. INV, 7.-The schooner MI
norvn Fl being strippct, and will 20 INTO winter
quarters hero. SoverNl 0th0r vcsaela aro pre-
{lhrlug to do tho sNne.
|. MuskEuQN LUMBEts SHIPMENTS.
Special D4.pateh to 1ns Chteapo Tttbuns
MUsKKuoS, hflch., Nov. T.-Clenrnuocs today
etght.' Lumber shipments, 1,IuK,0 600 foot.
, 1881-11-08

Special Dttpatch 10 The Chftaeo Ttt5une.
WASHINGTON. D. t., Nov. 81 a. m.-tast TO
south winds In ndynnes OF tho storm, which Ia
now Central IN lown, siKnAls nro ortlernh up nt
Buffalo, Erie, Handnsky, Cleveland, sootlon +,
Toledo. Dotrott4 Section !, and Port Huron.
Special Dtspotth to Ihs Chaeaao Tribune.
WAslTlsuTox. u. c., Nuy. 81 a. n,.-cuutiou-
ary slHnnls continue Mt Duluth, Marquette. Es-
cannba. Milwaukee, Section l, Bection =, Chlca-
70, urand Haven, Section H. Nlackiuuw, Aipona,
Port Iltron, Section 1, Detroit, Toledo, snt1-
dusky, Cleveland, scclion s, Erie, md uu1aEo.
, 1881-11-08
A,yoIee from tho Prom.

! take this opportunity to boar testimony to
tho ealcaoy ot your ''it0p nitlery." Expecting
1a tint them 4auseous anu bitter and coa!sp2sca
shoir usltd tastu. Just like cup IL tru. 4 Mss.
Crestwell aud II Mrs.. EonAos. 1rtonas, have lko-
wtxe tried Rn4 pronuullcu them tue h0at uea.-
ciio thpy have over tA&en tor building un
strougth and tunlnT up tha system. | was
troublsa With oostaxeness, hsadAchu. Ana want
OF nhpettte. Ny ailments are now all Kone. /
hars ypaf1y contrupt with \ 4oeior 10 look
after the Aoatth Ut myself and GamtIy, but |
ntetl him not HOW. b. GlLI.jl.AND.
Julf..A l3sA {.topls't advocate, illt4bur8, III
, 1881-11-08

The INTERNATIONAL EpAsT1Su LAM
Tho Toronto GLJitc OF a recent date gives nn
,nt,,nro NJ thc ,york,nu nf thn IntornntinnnI
.o.s,i,n ,s,r m, ~, ,',,,, u.,I INV, ,,,,.t H.
Sasus a " W." ~ uoa .,'' M UNIV IT, "esI .h ~
unlen in favos OF Independence md 6ubsc-
4ucnt annexation TO the United slntea' The
III tts caso If tho Ar,ncnta. Thu propeller
Armenia IL ownod In Toronto, and has u,adu Il
very fair paasnge from heee to Chlctuu with
barrier. and corn buck for Ug'lonsburs. The
Armenia rcachel Port Colbur,lp wiki, bur uaruu,
Maero VI i way transferred to tho cnrs Of tho
~eIand Hallway aud brought down to Port
palnoas|c. Hut THIS rassngo oyer Canadian ter
,toty docs nut quito dcnatioHaltzc the cnru, Tor
iVf; Ushatsio ani tak. ns. ttn s carn I ,srm and
gasty It through 10 its destination at Uvtlctls-
4e 6ofe. The propellor cnbA Roos over to Port
0a'nousie ~ Ioaa tne oofh anu htslsn tue Trip.
,a,,.r nosfAAos nEotlnE'
Of Ihs Suna,o doega M Ins te,.s Of fao aocay
slias T'o Iuscss uieii along . Il, tno " .ooks rc,'l-
city a. 4 wholo ia sotno aefl1n whirh shnii nr.
nes r.. TIC ietay, but without my striking bene-
aSM tS.nsl results. llufI1l0 u inGed lueknR III cH-
III" sssrpsse rabies of statistics, showing tho de-
eaetully sim';iC 'Sa 70 ttheongn IT. GanGaa aiu aro
u md sto stnuiatii'm ar Ganodis ne o,sf,,s
aatelMays, Buffalo Ii sIeeping, whIto btuutroul
"a.st.1y spaly SECURING TO heFsef tho hulk OF tho
" 's ae kruht ln.ana laRes'
me Schooner Gibraltar wus stripped ycstor-
saf. ~
xsses us ~ ,Usxwesa y, Sailors Union has advanced
plrt.c,o,a au,,a.. o .h ,,,. 49,.
hf1h.
, 1881-11-08
VESSEL. CHARTERS.
At TQLEIlQ, Il.

sptesat Dtspateh to ma Chicago TRIBUNE.
ToLEpo, O., Nov. 7.-Siarlno u.nttors open this
week with something Of stir causcd by tho up.
pr0Rch,nk close Of nayigntion. Hiatus arc not
materially advanced on graln, but ara dolnx bet
ter OH coarse freights Tho following charters
wcro reported todhy: Schooner Lucy j. Clarls,
coal, Tolsuo to Point st. Ignace, sl:5; selooners
Harvey nlssol and Emma l.. Coyne, wfeMt, Du-
trt'It 70 Erie, Ceuts; schouner G. u. Benson,
.shcnt to Bulialo ut cents; schnoupr i; 7.
erP. 8. Marsh, coal 10 ChioaFo ct. sl.:6 froo:
schooner Volunteer, stone. .Sinrb!ehead to To.
tCdn. $3.50 par cord; e.uw llAnnRa Moore, coal
to Detroit at Ii cents free.
At HHFFALO, n. Y.
Spselds Dispateh 10 1As Chicago 1rtburs.
BUFFALO, N. y. Nov. 7.-Thore WIZ nothing
whntoycr dong tn coal fro1ghts tsNiay. Tho only
vessel In market was tho propeller CIytie. and
M shipper had anything like a Cargo for her.
It wo,ll't probably take fnar days to loud here
nlld thon sue could rot hut $.:Y per ton. Tho
schooner A. =. Groves was oharterad for aalt to
nru much depressed. Tho offerings uf grain for
hhlpmont aro quito light and ftoiEhts totny de-
cIintd anothor quarter cent. Wheat ruled ut 9
ccuts aid corn ut ~ cents to Now York.
, 1881-11-08

Ascrnsp.. .tlIil,s,t| lGsi -...
"Thc awards In the ring for stcers, : years old
anu under d were As iDltowst Firat premium,
s:D. s9 ~ stGar @ Mutr: second, ~, Airdrie 10y;
"'rhc several animals onserod In Ibis ring
were 4ood lot Ut wc't,bred steers. showing
larvS '!sorase Rain ner day since brth. I'M, for
10 desired for notwithstanding, and as likely tn
furnish tho greatest pr.,l'oruou ot tilt choicest
In this RUG ut,evenIY fattru. rather lexry, with
nnu:chyNupuarnucs aud In iMrkesl ct'nirist with
tho tnalorltyaf the steors. which wcre ntlrnctvc
md much nbnya tho nserlEh 0f eho1ce Btuers,
Thu tlrst Premium steer wns tow,nlluEa.r .rencly
rcd Of iisle finish, attractive appearance, tine III
and nceiy prapestioae r shutsiont. 3up, bot.
tim, ana sttlu lInes stru,rht ; Idtts targcr unu
thicker tt tnan any other sse.r M IN tlie sit'K. aa
steer rGurtr npprnctet tho first Er H,i essential
irattors. whs fitaor eoarter IN heGtt. with heavy
10 we'll iot down in twist. The' third prein,,tsn
fnltunl did not show ns Knoh growth us tho other
preniiMii u at,n,us, wis not e evenly covered Or
other nn.nAs In tts ring tint wure worthy Hf
spceIal niuntlou, but a shade below tho prem-
tuM nnllnAts tn tuHllty.
IN Till: RING FOR STEERS, :.
yehrs old md ulltllr I, there were three eutrtcs
nj! owncl by .1nhn u. Sherfnun, or EhienKo. Thu
following III tho report:
Astssg .;:s, gs.a e
Exhibition &c. Sss :, s4s 's sys 's:.s !, H. ;,;s:
,SH , ,$%leS*g; s"::" ] g;:::::::: 1861 z@ ,o
yoi'a G''!cftca II ti:rv,s;; Lei : 1ao LIZ
ChieaSo, ,.......... iau 2,lN 1ni
4vo1ara l3;1 y1a; *;
First premium, S;U, to'stcor MurrIs, exhibited
by Jutn u. sherman; scGond protittlnl: *su u
stSor ~ aoyiatol., e1n1olen FIR " t,nta ~. shefnn:
." tI ~ '1 a,, Il * sS.t 20 stses @>oo iec' ekn'o'
IT, Thu steers exhibited f. ti,ls rins weru fully
n9c rain per .Iay, since 1lrth. The. .attlo aad
VI @ Gssoen. ~, naa tao anHiaaaan VI p1stnrase
eas o III @ = II haar
"Tho stcers showed every evidence, Ut tl1!e
I 0read aau a,a6 Soq 5 ieGGng , aates: ~ In1 hest
s!ty linss. and was well covered with thlek,
mellow nesh. was stnaler IL bohu th9n hls com.
i,scely-taper!ug ncvk. The steor Morris WIS free
iIout uuienes ot 'at, nno nAu Wet. .pr9Ilost!olG.a
a ,s anu W. M ~ tnf9 m F
bioeK thal. my u tho Steers IN th0 ring.
"Iao sseoMu premium I s!eer was 9 ,t 90 even
as e see1 yoso e' @ to ss1 nee ci % ,' ha r. not ~, %s
Found sr a. ssuuiy fattei, Iut worthy u high
s s II sgsr ut,, nt uch above tic
.;t th!rl ps4nAtn h3,n @ steGr @ Wns hHnsfor g. N
T. ~ Mn -,. -, NJ e.n ~ ,xo ~ H. tc,,'an
mi rnthar ~ hc ncnvv Il, nn,mc @ "S "o'
1, yours or over there wcro four uutrtcs. The
e11'SS sSStt %es T ns soeS Assouas,ou ura
ford, Uui.,,d. etitcr Lady Aber,srs Id, shprt.
Norn; j. it, Potts X Sou, JScks1nvillo, i'll, uo,,.
eyas rrltu, Nclson J!,ncs. Towanda, ~, Nils
al'y ithtes atas II. u Ne1eot's taatoh. lllt A!f'
ana orsr wcro: e. Ers. % n5s'"i.,, etn ialy Aner;
$lu. .!lrnevn's pr''lc.
With oiie c1ccption mo COVE u this rlng
, 1881-11-08
,,.,,oo Mt Buffalo III Coal
rrcigllts to the Upper
Lakes.
II. ooasting Law Works to the
10" MI 1111i,advantage Of Canadian
Vessels.
z,,n.,yo Wall Over the Decline
~ p,hfa1o's Lake Com
t11arces
.,,rd tho Lakea-Vossol ohartora-Dook
SA''N apa Other Notos-Arrlvals and
Departures.
lake FIsE1G11Ts.


.ntr a demand for vessels by shlD.
lnese lne.,sr,,ay. tut tho low rites onere,l malo
pe9 ,sora nf vessels backward In coming Tor
tDe VIII .rt,h ,her crntt. Two CENTS was tho best
Fa!a III mne for cprN to Duffn!ut md thrco
aol s.. W.. wcro ,nade--nll etcntn. or equal to
c1ant rvo cunr,era were tnhdo for caril to
fus". u. ,hro,,uh rates. Every vessel taken for
hno ..rn. ~ 1nkcs WIS to enrry corn. Tho follow
10 ton.. tho vessels TAKEN tnd the points OF
dest|oauoh' Eor Iufa,o. Bushels.
.,,1ar Cnntt1odHrp, ctlrfl... ........... tU.UW
rFnt,crr iIa.lHnttue, GGr'l.. 5'M3
tspinncr 4, u. MHUre. corn ..........'s.. e-,Voe
sc1e"N'' ' Far Eric.
pfopsllcr Delaware. G9 G9MS
PnpS"s' Enr Itt1tUst0H.
+..,oprr Oliver Mnwatt. corn ............. laUO
S0'o1>' For Chei,0y91H,
s,ooucr wcIts ittrt, oass.. ..-......" 40oto
i'''' LUsfnRtt.
There WIS aolno demand yosterdny Tor arst-
.,.s. carriers, and fow charters were mado ut
ia annexed h4uscs'
r,,n Eaft Saginaw to Lake Eric
sp,'n poif; i; saViaw to Chioa4o... 3 es
fan, ffsy CITY to Lake Erie ports. 2..5 &fskD
rn,n, Ih5 city u GhfcnE0.. h!b
1,"u rr'u Mat,is,rp to GnlrltK0. .......... 2.s5
fam LVilnRtnn u Chlcagn........ @.0 @:.l2]s
FINN FINN White Luke to ChLnnEo....". s.M
fmn, t;rand Haven to Eh!eago..... !.b!H
rnnn, MuskegoiI to ChtcnKu.. l.8its
,rrom Mruon.lncc tu thcM9t.. ..o4 aS@.E!s
l.ON-nltE.
o,c-ea,rlers rcmain In moderate demand.
fh,rtc,s nre male at the following t3gurcs:
Fn :sa,a3ha e :" Ghsafqpi tl1h3 mMpi Me1S
FINN finn EscaaIn Ia I,nko Eric ports.... l.4WGl5o
rron Nnr1lucttc to Llke Erle pori8.... q
, 1881-11-08

evidently cnnRratnlattn1 itself "A It dried It's
wings upon fkH possession Of sting and tho
presence Of mind ire8ssAry 10 use It 10 atlyane
tako In an oInorgency
: Impaired organic functions restnrctl md ncrvs
0'ls debility cured by iirowu's Iron 1lilters.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-10
The wounied PRECEDENT.

With the news OF the shooting OF
President Garfield this morning. came
the report that his wounds were mortal.
and III the excitement following the an. q.
nouncement without any particulars.
gave rise to all manner Of speculation; !;
the prevailing opinion being that the
inurherouS assault had in scme way
grown out Of the bitter contest between
the Administration and the Stalwart
element OF the party. Fortunately.
however. the facts, as now obtained.
relieve The public mind Of all appre.
heusion Hy couclu-iysly showing tha;
the deporable ufTair is utterly devoid
Of all politrl sign fictnce; q assassin
being evidently actusted ley a purely
personal motive. arising probably from
mind grown murbi in dwelling upon
conceived slight by til President in his
refusal TO recognize the applicant =
claim to petty Office.
We maintained from the first that the
facts would show nm ubs-uce Of any
thing in the form Of conspiracy. and
the country il 4" be congratulated that
/; has uOthin. Of 80 dangerous nature
to contend with in this deplora5le in
stance.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-10
Who IIIc A,saSS!n Il.

Charles j. Guittean, the man who at.
tempted to assussinate the President,
Is a slender man. about five feet seven
inches in height. and has heen moro
or less known in Chicago for the past
ten years lie was IA dlsrerutabls law
yer. and has generally been considered
half insane. He went 10 New York
seven or eight years ago. and upon lis
return in 1876 prnfes,"d to have been
converted. aud delivered several lee.
lures under the auspices Of the Young
Mems Christian Association. lie mkt
appeared at the heal of a scheme to
buy the Chicago Inter Deem rn ruu il
upon the plan Of the Nrw York Hcrdli,
but ns he had neither capital or back.
ing the matter was soon dropped b.
hun. He left for Washington several
months ago. Gitteau was Oh the point
Of marriage mt one time With an es,i-
maGle Young lady on the uth Side.
but his character became known just in
in time to prevent such calamity to
the lady and her family,