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, 1881-11-08
HOOKING VALLEY.

Tho Representatives OF tho En- glisla
Syndicate Return to Columbus ltnT-
Ing Secured Options Oh Over $4,000
Acros Of Tlinsrnl l.nnds.
Dfsymteh to L9ert'a1Id 3<ddtr.
Cot.ustntJS, O., Nov. 4.-lt seGnls TINT spmc Of
tho lApurs thut are constantly getting loft u,
l,nttors VI consequence ,lre pleased to tH1kc light
Of tho inspection Of tue Hooking Valley GOnl
fields by representatives ot m Engs!s, syndI-
cato with view 10 c5tEnslvo purchases thDrc.
1t Is, however, matter Of fart thAt thcso gcsi-
i!c,ucn have boull, fur tho past week or
tHorot looking through this part Of Ohio
with n view to Investing millions Of
capital. Thu party returned nt IL
o'cluck tonight from, Macarthur, Vinton County.
aud will tcayo ,.Eain III tho morning to continue
their Investigations. Tfnso nrriylny tonight
wgye Gpu. u. u. Sickles. Ut Nbw York, whU Ia mn
Mttnf4ry and nAent nt tho E!tKtlsh Syndicate. ";
summer SECURING o,ton for coal at,ti trS lands,
nnu il working On 4 c"llllnissinn lor tho syNdl.
cute; Jnllcs l.. 81 orrls, e1p9Et inttug tnspeetnr
Guto niij scnt Gvur iu inyesti9atu tla iands; 4.
j.. Church. t'f Newark, Who u tooklIx nfier re
Way d4sses; ia DFs h@x ~ t1
I.osan. Tho .rlttstirs parlles that hid Gccn
with ihoni rcl,saisittl dawn tho valley.
Gull. sioklcs expressed hiu.solt hiEh!y pleas cd.
but Iah y ana ME. Msho'm referred your cor: r:
rltitpH toully Arc better than wore represent
od. tlu said yasttrtlny In E!k Township, VlHtUn
cuunty, ono milo tu,l btuArthur. he fount!
lhTcu ui,u taIf feot u Hru aud four feel ot conf
right 0yer It,. In a!t hs nIlniclH experience ho
heyer berorg saw such deposits III tho UHtutl
Etntes. This pre would {Ml4lttcu ~ per cent 0f
metal, and he spuku t.i tue Gxcellcnuy Ut tour
,uud i half foot Of Elk i'Drk oo,l foun thsre. 1t
bud no pArtinx. liz ilas hecn uut lnspeutlus for
sGlllo time, aul everything VI FUR u more ihnn
satisfactorily. 1le Ind bean III pcfry And
iii. s!anola. vii, 6 prttopai iN.
around In tho di'tcren! f.'ctions. Mr.. Mahom,
nttcr comforting with uea, Slcklc III aYnHt fur
Enxsah ulpilAsts, hna secured options O,l u W.
Aercs In flntt,i, County, A1s4 lporn thutl thAt
l.,uch in Perry, lIuukiilx. Atid A!haue Counties,
In all over II; lkI HUrcs. 0f this, atr. Morris yx-
nInIuctl aonl0 1,UU aarta III Stntbn CMlnty, Al
t0r1Iuy Eoltras, Ut aic.srtApr. uAl nr. ltUynnls,
Of tue sullo place, accompanying hinl. Whllu
thcru Mr. Aia(ioIti, nnl Mr.. Church went uu s0utll
10 look utter au outlet. ltalay shsy visited lls-
setllps, ur l3lstoIi. l.ce's Furnaces, aud other
pnlrts further north.
biR4ullu has nKets ont getting options for
blu, us tntuarn! lAtlds far this English synlicato.
lilo says that hu SECURED lul! acres h!mself, to-
many who haSe not tho capital to operate them
nre an xlons to rGallzu OH their property. lie
say9 tho syudoato has NIL tho money that "a
wanted for aRy purpose. and Will 10 able to
curry out thelr plans Tor extensive purchasca.
, 1881-11-08

PHtLAnxLPlttA, Nov T.-fLou0-Dull, In b,yors'
fnvoE4 Wastusn axtrrx sO5. .zi, AiiHn0aatn a1trus,
CHAR s.2, do straight, t.5az7ai Ohio, falr tu Rood.
slN. Ainnasuta pateNt pEocGss n. 4sasDt0, NlntoF
pnannlE, t42S141a ltyu -four quot ut tiElQh1A
GHAtN-Whoat dutl ani trreKusnFi M. ! rod, No.
voubor, fl.J7.t9lDs DccCu,buE, fL+y{ttlAi, Ianun-
~, {.4{. Corn nuli; sn ItxnA track, Naac, suasl-
t.hss JAnuasy. i!!6 tai. II eau4 asn,ns,AI shsds
n!ancIl 3af "s. ~" IL. ,n,
MOS. T. d. b. f4iM Mgsa iOgk. fi8uDpelH III. lluHIs,
SIl.A - - -7S-''
lurTkl-t'heico wanteds ot'.aFa lult Ana wcak;
cEenu,ery. xa1t7gt Een tofk btntU and bradford
aIsts3u. - - ''77' "-''
EuUH~E1em} ebc ... ..
EI!EksE}uiett creamery, t53ia,te; fair to rood, u
2lWHe
!:kTitulKuH-pulli j{o for ncesnibgr delivery.
-, ,Mkpkirr1-E1nult lAl bslsi wheat, 4aN but cuEtl.
33,Mn but Ont4, 4n0 buj RE, MU lu,
bAErAxNTa-WAHat, HAaN bu.
, 1881-11-08

In.ypy koy I-rtut'll-- tinif; nrx1rct"t!: Westarn
ruls!slHn, fLTrs s95: tnn,unn rxra+ sitEetHl W ,.
G',,,,in c1trn., &,15t7.Wi Mnnrrna "xtrhr. sIt'Ns
us: w,alnr whcas. Fi7* IN for hho. Nc1isnn. and
ln;fnnn; ii .s fur ~ l4,uts md iilnn%s patent
spring wilcnts, f4ltplU; ulni"r tn.t7jktASh
tjnA4S-f:nr1, ,u,l md tlnsatttea1: Nh md hlut
,n1rd ;s1ci rrasncr. ia f; Oats ilUl1 amt easier:
M mid extra wflir. fife, NJ. ~!Iitr. 5tfr: Hv Il
Mhlt1 !ttA 'S;t4e; M. , fnirtA. tx4llc. -, .,.
FMnrttlnS*'-tnrks stEn1Jt trtt1r ss;stsdI w mess
htenilY. Lard silently, .,x..
1s1TEi1aEft'lyt crenncrfs q :eEt:Its citnlc0 IadGs
pntk.,.l. rk. :tE; t.in.,on " Rund. HFt'3c'
t.IfEI:kl;- unfI.
iEGElrrs- Flint, 9isi Irjr 3,arI sackst corn, 29m
hl: wt9dt. hrilJ Int niIt*, 4.5}1 bM.
b!tIpMES1,a- Flour, 2,1u btlA.
, 1881-11-08

MtLwAuKEKt W!a., Eov. ;.-FLorn-5'n md nrr-
1crte,t
U;tAlN--Whcnt wrAk md irscEusart cfh.rA nnsct-
Fle.t but generally h1Et,ort M. stElwanknn bnrs
nnn,nuI; Ma I Milwn,tkoe. Ill.,, November ti.Ai:
I,ucantLrr sl.ssG; Ja,,lArJ. s2sf, fornaey,f
March. siy!f, April. ti3Iits No. Milwaukee, lila,
NJ. tnud rejected nominal. Tom dull mud 1nwcr;
hrnvy:. M. :, Was. hurley Afncr and anIat; SD :
iijvlsn,S1 Wras Mcs- pork. ses.1 cnsll and No
veiGrs f.* anuMrf, l'rit,,s "scn" nri' tlsl' cash
iia,sH-stcssly. viii, i tnr Isniand' f.rpaHt%
tHEtt1llT*--HFhHnti 10 IInfnlU, 2c. ....-
siaElrH~Fi1ur, 7tul brls, ss,isat. lE0oJ hut corn
lt'Hl tlf. = ..
fl.UNJ hi.
, 1881-11-08

flrt,nr dGgr,ssstd materially fr1H Hifur!rR* IN
Wow nf The tIce!lu hcnYs Ysnasa mud rrnanry ut tho
West, which Iu ~ BRONX lIeru tor tho day Of atunt
TlN.c u III nn An Mctlrn but very variable snhr-
ket leaving Mt nF'nt ttnhy. thuaAi ErnDrn1ly nj tho
lowest sIsnres Of thu any. I'ho man trailing
WIS on trcruns1vH Rccunnt. business ln TIM
e1p,rt lntpreAt hNs 1e1n mMlpInla
Fca'e. chhe ntvlegH wers tlrcMet niiverse. Srf!nr
rlIent ncHsct,i md nnsctte,l, satcs rr,n,rtrd Ut
?.5'7uu bu M. rct Mt fhE'tf.liI, el0.lng ut &fN
hls M, ret nGw Hnd 0s rul.,s, ut Htue !aI, ,:yx
Ing ut &si1 bill nuw rnet III November ofipns. ,srw
nd olh rules, nt &:Esiast sttEf rtn.lR Mt tl:a1i
FNie; ttn lHrcnlhrr, iBw mid 1id rnns NJ SI.lrfa
t.4;,S cIoslns Mt t1.EH4 Auw rules .lsi Ia.su-
nry Mt stFstHks.h. ephIn1 nt sEaTIli ,ln lol'.
rnnry 0,tlDns nt t.Ehtiat closing ut tlu
nskt1. III, Mhrc! ut ~; ?Jt bu .ib strAnrr grnts
atet.i; Nh rt.! steamer rratlo nj s1.:t uu1E,le
rt. ut t.at68l.s914. ns tn q,nllty. torn further
ducad ahunt tsIaloM hu on 'fbera orurtngs nnd
fairly active movement rhlafy 1T tfs option nv.
WuAtarn n1,gradc.l nj tIaTc.' to anH!lty
Hnd c1n.i!tion, nnw crop car lots Ut GMtGfc,
Now fork stcanpr ,Hlxed ilulllAnlt No whts lear-
l0ai.) Mt 1.9as lw Exed Il car-lua~l ut lie. Oats
less ncvu ind ngan q,usca down nIont !2's9fr uur
tn. ttkR weak. salcA wern ronrtcsl III |'Ettu bll.
White Western, uicrnde!. ut Hi36ic ~ IN quality;
mixed Wcacrn ,',Htnded, Ut isei:cs whlto stntent
S:tias5Ics mtal Stntu notnna!i No. ch!-
caEn iis'nll''ns. llsn dull nnd l'rnry
prime s.nte auoted n tloas cas.1on: sd 1t sla.s
~ f'y u To .. sss,ss % h9s tst It .H t III; @ NJ s''i
st n"S 4 Il t n'e1 a sHS fps s1'su to III II
aa "asS 'Sn
ws.si' 5,g9,.s A.; a s.; NJ
S,s s;s ys5t @ fSS ,s tsS' ss
's& ,l issc'sss Il s;;S s s%s 'sssSss si
S$ss; s'ss,s s;S; $ ss: s
s3 ssss $s.S "s ~ sS! i:
.i .iisss s"$ %s "Ss S" ;%S'; S'ss ef
sy x!' S ''; Si II NJ i;ts
'ses'f! Il tgaf ILL., fs, tsE .s ytHt sst Il
'f M 1 II ,ia,ta 5 M wiiS i So. s Il lpts n,
,.Sie5; nnt .sc"s le''nea /" light
r., reH,ss,s T. i fsnss: or
flea ts s!aassa asIs !ssr f
y sv tss sfsn tssf s
s' s* ts liz s'S''%; s
~" ~ n. 1rta.ss4, A.soeiaftti I'rtsi. ,
NEW fNNk, Huv. i-CBTrnN-tlMlGt Mt tI1h1li5{c
a3 VT: e; 5ua s; s 5as Sis As".;, %',
1T se9 ;y ms sfsgs ys',;. ;sa s::
@ sf ,' :S
, a. Sts s S,os'as : sss} a. g.
@ xitst s:s; Y aax.a;sa Ill s a III ;f s. % Tt; ST. ,nxS s
f%s. s4 AZ, 4 % y ,; m y a. Y 81 F' a;s,"x NSys i;
~; XII: q @ :es: y; j a
& TIL i3%sS ayss It Il sysssz ssss .s': .ass q & 81 81
I'll: ~: ssls 81" ; %yss sad !ITss;
N Ss u xv: ::i,s s II En- ts; pa:a ais
bos, tsssseclSsi.,x Il lanary. igisi ssosi,g
sss " @ % b.! Mat nscd ~ ssazS iS H. vi
"mAy-tu ponl t,er,nud md Itrn Mt :N1Toc
, 1881-11-08
f.ISEfSSATf.

EISrjXSAvt. Snv. 1..-COTTIS-Qulct: Ike
tLorN-nn,tt family. tG:kSs'11i fIncy. sdI3ls7.S.
wbrat IN fhir tlcmandi prices tnwrr: Nm,
rcd winter. sA,al.t1. Corr IN Roo,l demand. bit
,"wsrs Nh mixed; t'e sye dull and nosn"l, *',
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. t!nii nnd nnmfnat. 91At0. I.nr,i
su; sn., Ink nrals sc1trca nnd NE!n: ahnnldrr,,
G'.c; tIrnr riil nt jtnc,,n and hrE; shpui-
tlG!s. h1tn: clclr Tlb, 1JNg, scnr. tic.::
WHiHEi Il .-tintattlDl md 1tE.Fs f1.fl: closed NJ
al0'; cnll!aInn snles pf finished pa"ds. III! brt.
EI:rrE-ijtij: ercn,,ery, nc: tltolco Western ltc.
rrrs:s, :aa:: ct,nI,t t'rntrnI Uhu. aE.
itSfEEU UI1t-Dn}l; tf1G.
, 1881-11-08

Totrro. H.. No.. '.--S0oN Ni'oAMp--8nAtS-whcnt
wchk: elusIu frn'er, No rcd. sot, hnll at slaI}4t
DecnnItrr. tt:Si4: january. 3i;aA bid: February.
sl5stf. torn ucnc wcakt t1rscr tuwhrds tho close;
M. r,"t. h]4c; uncen,por held at &ei January.
tx; a'ny. l:H. ttats dill md nominal. ....
EI.pzE-'sinnt steaJi No. rcd. spot. &i.5' hl.t.
u.'n,r t;it1l yrn! tId btl. <l.:ti nsksM: nn.nry.
fl;i'!a: Ftbriass. q .'sH. turn stnnty: Nh = stx,t
ILkkanf. ..'
MMinlrs-whcat, ia.e0 bu. corn. 'Souu bn; ou,r,
1,nH ht..
nUuG.
, 1881-11-08

DETROIT, Mich, observation-disclosures
tinAIS-Whcnt t,rlet ind casyi No. white. cash
November nnd yG,r, sL:l: lheember. tLJIsa: JxnW-
ny. tlJ3i; February, 35- barcli, tl15i, No. set
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., AtfU tn,
SutFMESTS-tyhent 34,xu bu.
, 1881-11-08

nrrpAIo, ". T.. Sny. observation-disclosures qniot and
stenIy, Hnss st11 bill S,i fmr Duluth Al i.Su Germ
tu .nlos No. m1cil Western ut t1c Oats dull and
ttnFlnnt.
CANAL FMElGllrs-En.ler, Wllcat, 5os cvEn, ~
, 1881-11-08

BT. IOtfIs Nov Observation-Disclosures
UnAla-Wtrat opened luwor, advanced. 9ccamo
worry unbutted, ind c1ospd trnf No. rod Sl3iM
casli sl:IH Deconibur. *l.y}l Jnnuary. si,a3 Fob
ruury, &u thu yenr, salua rnngcd AZ sl.3a'41l.aGs
uucsu,bor, &I.s3s9 l:eA janunry. I'll s{Gtl2 kUlsu
nryt No. U tlo tl.xk3izHS; Nh du. tLllt BID Torn
very unsctlIatt, u,sU)<o cnsa G24o DecslnDoE, t3u
Jnn,,ars EehFarE|y ~ s!ay; saos s.sSa i q &
February. U}k4G7,ta May: Oata slows !4Atpi3'}a
cash, S!e koye,hUrl a1sts *jo lucoubvr. *S4a Jni-
naEy. +HaI1ha aAy. HY1 lu"eF " roll ~ ba}su blu.
lIAtIUy unchanged.
t.kGn-tu!nt nt A.M
HlTTER-uHcslnnHeA.
leuu4-uMuinNX1d-
WntsKf-l.uMGr ut Fill. .
I,ry init inuats uai And lowur Ut q ~ fa.Hh &lT
MA. bacuM lmi, rS eAl9s.. lAEl nnnlltini
7isu, nts ifsI tn W. @ Mifn1 Ia5inS 9ni Hot'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. AGI brla, whrai, ,ifiGu Gu,
corn. G,AN bu; unts, 6uu ba; Fyo, 1.u bul barley,
NuIiA. ..... ~.
Afternoon Mpath-Whent oiIenet better, but 10.
cltnpI fi.E!ja tasht 1trI@ Nuvomburt l.t;X
l!esouhsr, sl.a7a.t -att Jnnuarys aLi9a EHnF1nry:
G7su February 61}kas7oo NAy.
, 1881-11-08

NEW ORLEANS. Sov, 1.-t'tTEnS-pnot; m!'lllnR
llhe to, 1Datp Ioal ats!tIary H9sc; nrt rtccIptA
H9N bnes, grost, 'n.ss's exports. Continent. 7.a1J
.UXl,vEsTtiS, Nuv, t,-tt!rTs!$-fitn; m.idIinr.
tly, uw m,!l!llng lo5c: go9,! ordinary. lu net r..
2,Ni,; cnisIwEse. 6n; salrs. :!s.': so!k 4; ~
Ike; receipts 37u balcs: shtpiscnts s,l0; sales, @
stock, 43Sp.
, 1881-11-08
KANSAS CITY.

Special Dtspateh Ia The Chicago Trbune.
KANSAS CITY Suv. T.-EilAIS-Tte Price Cttryrnt
reports: Whrnt-licrosptr. S:'s BIZ, shipments, r.
u! bu, stUw uilt lowrr: No. J. cash. !tc; Snvombcr,
.i!uc: M. =. November, &i.isI4: DecHnber. Il. ii.
Enr-lsucn!pts. s.!i bu; shipments, l3..i3: dull nnd
lUwcri NJ. J, E4.sh, TIC: N0yGL!lter, 6.sSc.
, 1881-11-08
INDIANAI'OI4IE


1SnrASAraL1s, Sov. T. -uNAtH Wheat firm,
Si.s0@LS. Corr, dull; Gleltst. Oats uu!, 4.!te Hc
, 1881-11-08

NEW rOnK, Nuy. 7.-Cnttsn gouds fairly act!vei
busluess xpnornly quiet with packnEo houses 9td
light will, jot3hpra. WUnuN Eouds quiet mid Nrin
1rnts In iI1lt demand. Gptln gunts very struilR
with upward tuIAncy; Atlantic IL. brown cDttohB
nnl CA1ut he1cI1d bhlttnE nttSntlGcd tr aEHntl,
, 1881-11-08

rlnAnranl,, TIL. Nov. 7.-pErNo1.Eu,-Mn net.
lso nuu stcadY, opened at ci highest, Sic; lowest,
k1}{c; cttIsGtI. EJlEu, -
United cGrtcatos Cnsy. c!ored ut xlaus rutined,
tic, PHILADELPHIA delivery.
, 1881-11-08

PEORIA. H., NV. 7.-G;nAiy-Corn DIN mud
casy; hIah mixed mud msxeh bNfG0ac Uats dnll and
lower; No. whlit 4!5{tsE1c. lsyo du and nominal
ut N9!sc. ..-...'
!IlultwtxEs: -Nomlnnt. no sates rcpored:
HEtElIrtlWtlrut. l,x.a hi: cnII1, E,ssi buI oats.
e2.Hu br: rye. :.AM Iii, harley. H1 bu.
SHIPMENTS W heat. 80 bu; GNrl,, NGD bu; oats,
c1,J1 hu, rye, HN uu; DurUy, mono.
, 1881-11-08

ORwEG0, Nov. 7~-d;ttAlS-Whoat quiet. Corn
quct; Western rnIxcd. shc.
, 1881-11-08
ltt34'l'{t<.

a. ,nr. ,,t: prInr. t;,s rse StFiStIx ist1ne' Uta
Eir. Hire +t.II1Y with inr ,lomhh0, {tt"Ie
NtAN.-f3nlI; HuItGd nj sl.2l
, 1881-11-08

!, s..ra % @ 7" W., ts rS,fy ,,.. y
;,s.;; .s IL i ';;' H. it IL
,h,M. sHi;. aihs t"T n,1i!"'"f. H. *'|s t9,
;%t' sSIs'' H.. iT!.t' 5 n, i,sisH
Xiii, ana r ,,lS"4 %s sr1Sss ill.,; I'll, s"'!S
II l2.1i ~ " TIL tncf FI'triirf. at sititGhd
:sf :sf '" S :, ss,'r ,,;,rmy n; ~ "n..f a, a
teilrr aiM{. ;Hxrn,I,pr fthS tS5I fr HnHry, tta
ssf Es fepr,,ary. nnd s@tsSs' f"r a"re'' y" s"''S
trruttcd.
, 1881-11-08

II tired takins large old ifaahionn1 RrlptnR
pills Try Eartrrs I.tlo Liver pilA uud tnke so1nC
ct,nfort. y t,iau ean't stand everything. Quo
piIt Il tiuac.
, 1881-11-08
MORE DISHONESTY,

Arrost OF II. Il. liurrIl.nl,fk for 1:hii,rx.
ziInE e60s stl60 FROM thu I7Hcttn n1rss MI.
t10tAhf Fsnnk Of Newark TWO icnrs
, 1881-11-08
LIVE STOCK,

7RFE Il 6IVUIA.
Carr, CHICAGO.
o. am. ,,eeercd ,,srd duslux ,sundAy and Monday,
"uss 'ast week, l,k1; tVtal last wcck,
, 1881-11-08
uY rELEGitApII.

FONEtlN,
RpsetaI DIspastA to 11s G'Atedao Tt1htHss
LtvkNpncl. Nov. 7-lt:au b m-fLOUl-No I, 1ssi
M. 4 lis I'll.
tN-Whcat-Ninter, NO. J. liz Id, No. 4 t0s
, 1881-11-08

sItEEr YALfs.
r. A.. ! E.!et.|SS. II. !fiSt @ &e ,Atr. !,ttss. II
IT,. :, :, tin II, %!s;;:: " aaEEsa h'.'hl 4W
oi'''' e. @i+sai-haep ~ so''ai
EAST TtlEltTf.
EAST LTBE,tTy, fn., NGy. 7.-CATrLE-lteeopts
naG @ IL rtliany iy xsi' nea M H. e!ss 1M " r.. % ~.
mi Hi n,1, sSi,,rt ht tbrtM,r n, It'll Irui .st
nE n ts H" e s%im. % 's .rI 1ns ~
fi,t III ,,ri.s ;,1t1s Ml,s .i,,, ant, ~ in,t ,schi
Gt"; ii ,,Ttls, ~rY .c,r,,. ts mir3tT tnsfiv r..m
,i,,l, to fr nnd strtHfn ind Iu"isra, fIi,i s,n.
ins Tnmnf tri III t,i,,f% ~ iHis Ii,,,,unt frtt,r
III ~, hss @ ~ 1 t ,mrs, & ~ nv" sas ~ tn,x @ " nrs n,
inut " " o ~ ' ~ ' o""' " @''
iiOus--llcrclptA, d!Ai nnd; total for The week IT,
u nsa!hst t.ng iaAt TeaR;' Ih''adolps,ah, tA'usA9
u,gsH. *sW.sso. ,u., ,,,. ,o.., r,. t,, ,.
III ogo,s II 'J IT, nnd n6 ton n,,, 1T III e "fek @
"cess psiecs
ST. LOUIS. ..,.
,ncn,s xE .ann syt c;nss fr rnuH s;or @ @nh IN
rxin.hin lsrutErs Hr Il ft ir,iI aturtH nt,iIi 1T f
t.t. ilo hulk Of lilo ntrpiy IL cunnOn medium
itcnGr Ftnii Wficn ~. worked um m tte hpsehs9 -
.ny tl,aE bgatss a. tf +" g w4H 95'nH @
Iash Trk'ttih ssn!cg H"4u ,taers colao1'
TsSsxnss ~ ., ;Gc''fE .hot ,1W; fair Ia
IaY h,stt;ls f"l f'ph's III sAa'1'o common u
:. snt ,t 1 sm,1jns2 s ~ n@rSoft
ianay ID inatIiu; rccc:s, tl0J i,ead; shipments, lilo
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a CARD.

To THE DEMOCRACY or CENTRE Co:
Upon my return home Gu Tuesday
morning, after weeks enforced alb
sence, | was surprised to find reports In
circulation that l was no longer can
diddte before the Democratic voters Of
Centre county for nomination for the
Office OF Register. These reports are
unauthorized, incorrect and unfound-
ed. l have not withdrawn from the
contest, and my name thereof, remains
before tie public as a candidate. ask
my friends in all parts Of the county TO
favor me with their support, believing
| that my past devotion to the Demo
cratic party and its principles, entitle
me to the recognition which now ask
at their hands. Ny present duties to
the Company in whose service l have
been employed during the past twelve
years, render it impossible for me tc
make any further personal canvass OF
of the county, [ can only rely upon the
favor and assistance Of my friends
promising them, whether successful Of
unsuccessful, that their efforts in my
4 behalf will be held in grateful remem
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-08-04
TRAVERSE JURO

C Dale, Bonner
John R Rair, Millhaim
j II Holt, Snow Shoe
A Cheney, Worth
J. T MunsOn, Bellefte
q " RhCads, Benner
Geo w Wilson, Union
G. 4 Spigelmyer. .HaineS
Jas B Lane, BellefOnte
VIM BeekWith, Worth
G M SwartZ, BellefOnte
| D II Parker. PhiIipSb'g
G F Emerick, Benner
+ McFarlane, Harris
David Evans, Potter
J Dumbleton, Rush
| Johnston, Howard
Jas Irwin, BcllefOnte
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-08-04
WEEK

Hen limerick, Gregg
jacob II Vile, Haines
J y Mitchell, Ferguson
John Ruth, Miles
i Zimmerman, BOggs
ID Dunkle, Sr., Walker
Ill Harvey, HOggS
j q Jones, WORTH
Dan ReaneS, Taylor
ID Z Kline, Bellefonte
Al Jones, EhilipSburg
VIII Wilkinson, Belief
ChaS Holt. Snow Shoe
Bathurst, BOggS
c EckenrOth, Spring
A j ShiVery. Bonner
John Luth, Spring
Dan A Grove. College
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| ELIAS MUssER, at the toll gate a
bove MillheIm, is regularly authorized
to keep a boarding house during the
continuance of the Evangelical camp
meeting He is prepared to furnish
meals, refreshments of all kinds ana
! horse feed The camp ground is only
about a fourth of d mile from the toll
gate. II
Every one that knows me, knows
/ have for Is years swallowed thousands
of different nostrums for Dyspepsia and
BilhousnesS, all to no good. ID. Il. v.
G. Las cured me.
II. Z. Smith, Editor Sunday Times,
Syracuse, n. Y. Guaranteed by all
dealers III Drugs.
-Felty Breon VIII please accept the
best thanks of The editors for the de
licious and very seasona5le gift of a
bushel of fine apples. Felty thorough
ly understands now to d. ut least two
things namely to make tip top first
class flour-and to make glad the
hearts of the poor printers. Brave!
-Whiicomb's Clothing and Fur
nishing Store, is the largest, best, full
lest and cheapest establishment OF It's
kind in Lock Haven if not in this part
of the state. He is an active, W!Ge
awake business III AM buys and sells
at the llWast possible prize. Ii You 90
to Lock Haven ty all means call and
see his extensive and well selected
stock of clothing, boots aud shoes,
hats and other geutlemea'S furnishing
goods. II
The candidates that called to see
us within the last week AM pay their
respects-some even paid their bills
and inquire how the thing looks,
were john T. Gray, Y B. Jamison, J.
G. Meyer, d. 7 Wieland, ). X. Faust,
J. C. Larimsr, Wm. II. Miller, Frank
E. Bible, Michael Kerstettcr, Joseph
l.. Neif, John Coldrea, John Rishel
and John X. Ruukle. y few more
days, men and brethren, ana the agony
will be over.
ID. r. V. G. cured me OF Dyspepsia
and Uriaal dinicuIty. No one should
be without it.
Truly, \. y. Hewlett,
President Salt Springs National Bank,
Syracuse, n. y. Guaranteed by all
Druggists.
RnEEPRJES.-Ha tFiI,,ros!sJy niSuC
several robberies were committed in
our neighboring town, Woodward. En-
trance was Effected into the dwelling
house OF John c. Mot2, Esq, from
whom 4 valuable watch was stolen.
The cellar of Mr. Solomon Ettliuger
was also pretty We'll cleaned out of
things coed to eat. \ number Of can
dId&tes stayed at Woodward that night
and it is strongly limited that they are
guilty OF the dirty tricks.
~ few typographical errors hap
pened in last weeks JoHa1L which we
would rather see in some other paper;
bat we were so crowded by candidates,
preachers, professors, good clever ftl-
lows and ether loafcrs that we could
scarcely turn our diminutive little self
even in our spacious sanctum. Friends,
criticise Us IN charity and divide tie
blame between Is an those who BOTH
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-08-04
LEGAL Department.

"A fine lot of Scrap Pictures just
received at the journal Store.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-08-04
DIED.

On the 18th ut, at Tylersyillc, Mrs. Barbara
BicrIy, aged 6dyeals, month, and 10 days.
on the 2ith uIt, at Madisoaburc, MIS- Phil.
pcna Klinelclter aged 81 years, Smonths and If
dlNS
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-08-04

erroneous report, and this explanation,
I submit my candidacy TO the conSid-
crate Judgment Of the Democracy Of
Centre county. Very respectfully,
JAMES A. MCCLAIN.
MileSburg, July 2j, 1881.
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT.-- The
Singing Glass Of this place, so ably
conducted by Prof. j. ii. Kur2enknabc,
OF Harrisburg, their popular teacher,
will close their session on Wednesday
Evening, Aug. 10th 1881, with q
grand concert, in the Evangelical
church in Millhcim.
The Programme consists of Solos,
Daetts, Quartettes, Choruses, Glccs,
Charsdes, Representations Nc, and
promises to furnish one Of the finest
Musical Treats ever presented to om
! people.
Many Of our selections viii be fully
represented on the popular Kindergar-
ten plan, and the friends Of Select and
Sacred sang NAV ex,ectoo evening Of
,,a,s,re and do,trht Alnissio, only
= c;s. children l5ctS. Tickets to be
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-MLToN was one OF the most en-
'erpTls'hS ana HoNfl'AlAS towns III The
STAGE oa.''e 'n' @''|V me ana since
c'',', ''l' >,,'''',' IN ','I'' '''o o,'"'
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n,,.,s,o.or,l.v Ar,,rr fla yn,., host =,
| nef me new Oul'ulHgS IS tAe Aamlholh
Supply Store Of j. Il. Smith y co.
They are practical and ominentIy sue
ceSSiuI business men and know just
what they are about. Their immense
stock OF al xmas ana grades OF iulnl-
'"r1' carpe'S' SHve' pilIeo ware glass
ware p'"'l "uu o''oI''e' oll,'' ware
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menu - 'i'e pl"ce' ana are Iea'E 70 en-
'e'''''" " Ho'''H "' % Tue time
Communicated
AcsSrs. Editors: WIN You allow me
a little space in your columns to pre-
sent plea for one of The most de,
serving candid.tes on tie list? | al
lude to Mr. Joseph Smith, Of Gregg
township. Mr.. Smiths 'claims" ae
not many but they are strong. He is
a plain. honest working man. las a
stainless character for honesty ana H.
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- bil u ispNC, iti HilSOl
w X Camp, Potter
O NJ Sheets, Ferguson
Emil Peter, College
Lewis Mench, HaineS
n J McCloSkcy, Curtin
L Il Jones, Worth
j j. ward, Ferguson
John Weaver, Harris
+ i UOSteIman. Potter
Geo w Fleck, Boggs
JOS Gilliland, Potter
Dan * Miller, Marion
w Zimmerman, B'nside
Thomas Lingle. Potter
Dan GlOssner, Liberty
G Vi Sellers, Patton
W Bartholomew Gregg
ID w Holt, hilipsburg
Uriah StOyer, HaineS
T Walker, Snow Shoe
j Z HOman, Ferguson
| w II Mattcrn, Huston
George Bower, liaineS
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-08-04

[For want pfspace We only name the election
boards in our diStrict.I
Our farmers of Penn's and Brush
Valleys viii fnd that the advertise
ment Of Alexander & Co., in this is
sue contains much to interest them.
1t is needless Tor Us to say that this
firm is the most extensive as well as
the most reliable in its line, in Centre
county. Their business is to deal
with farmers. They not only supply
them with all kinds OF machinery. seed
and fertilizers, of the Dest makes and
quality. LHb they by their grain and
pay the highest market price in cash
for it, which makes them very de-
sirahle house to deal with.
They are the best posted firm in the
county on commercial fertilizers. They
know what they sell and give farmers
the most value tor their money. A
Trial Of their fertilizers will convince
orr readers that what we affirm is
true. Farmers, now is the time tC
! protect your own interests.