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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-03

girls-our children-who so soon will
take our places.
Sunday afternoon Uncle Dick Brown
met with serious but it is hoped not
q fatal accident. Being engaged to
commence work for John Grimm on a
new house MONDAY morning, he said
that to prevent some Of the boys nom
getting their necks broken, he would
go and take down a couple of ladders
he had been using on the school house
building covering over the bell. One
Of these fell and threw him from roof
to ground, dislocating perhaps break
ing-his left shoulder, and breaking
square off below the knee the right
leg. Surgeons Morgan and Slavens,
Of Neosho Falls, say he is doing as well
as could be expected, but will be bed
fast for three months. n.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-03
East Fair Lawn Items.

A big rain Monday afternoon.
Young man, it does not speak very
well for your veracity when you as.
sure young lady that it is only an ice
cream party when she accuses you OF
wanting her to go to a dance.
The latest railroad news is an ac-
count of wedding at the camp south
of DR.. Strong's. =.
It is girl this time and Rev. John
Rpling is the happy man.
DIR. Edison, of Monroe, Ills, is visit
ing at Mr.. Clothier,s. He is spying
out the land, and although he has not
found any grapes as large as those
found in the promised land, yet he
thinks the apples he found will make
up for them. The DR.. is well pleased
with the country and talks like locat-
ing with US. There will be eight or
ten families come with him.
w. X. Smith has sold his sheep to
George Sleeper consideration Sl5OO.OO
without the wool. Mr.. Smith says
there is money in sheep.
The chinch bugs seem to be passing
away.
How many old soldiers can muster
at Fair Lawn to go to lola on the 4th
ia 'aEa FL One OF THE BOYS.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-03
Geneva JOttillgs.

May 31.-The Sunday School requi.
site committee made final report Sab
bath and same was adopted. One sec
ton creates the office of Recording
Secretary to which Mr.. e. H. Rhodes
was elected. Among other duties he
has general charge of requisites.
Henceforth, for the summer, Rev.
Todd's appointment at Stone church
will be at two o'clock p. m. Sabbath
School follows as usual.
Thursday night Squire Nation had
a burglar visit. Flour, sugar, coffee,
and few little things were taken to
the amount of six or seven dollars.
Papers were rumaged, but the stamps
were not found, and mail was undis-
turbed.
Rev. s. NJ. Irwin entertains his
father and stepmother, who are here
on q visit from Indiana.
Rev. Mr.. Peach, father of the wife
of Mr.. A. L. Bell, now on the old Mark
Vinton place, west of town, spoke at
the school house Sabbath evening.
We are happy to write that the ex-
ercises Decoration Day were q success.
A procession of 10 teams, conveying
l37 persons, passed from the school
house to the cemetery, and with neat
and nrettv vyreathea decorated TON nm
eleven soldier graves. Saturday the
movement appeared to be o failure,
but our Vice President gladly says,
that Monday plainly showed that the
hearts Of our busy farmers were with
him. For one, we really hope this day
will be observed regularly. We think
influences good and strong spring from
It that directly benefit, not only the
present citizenship, but these boys and
AA on 5Ba KHAN tta..f-'
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Neosho valley Gleanings

NeOsh0 Valley Gleanings
Some fields of corn present rather a
sallow appearance.
Mr.. J. Williams received q brief
visit from his brother-in-law, few
days since.
Frank Survey has returned from
his visit to Pennsylvania. His brother
in-law, Mr.. McGarey, came back with
him and will spend a month or 80 with
his friends here.
Our Liberty friends deserve credit
for the friendly manner in which they
entertained those who attended the
Sunday School convention last week.
Mrs. NJ. P. Jacoby leaves tomorrow
for Ohio, where she expects to spend
the summer.
What has become of "Scribe ?" Rise
up and give an account of yourself and
other subjects and matters of impor-
lance. v.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-03
Society Items.

y Another of those gentle "Kansa.
showers" on Monday; good thing i
did not come one day sooner; younl
men can guess why!
| Young men should be more discree
than to tell the ladies they are "going'
when they seem to have no ides
what going means.
An enjoyable time at tie festival
Thursday evening.
Prof. Tillotson, the blind musician,
left on Tuesday for Lawrence where he
intends teaching music in the Univer.
sity at that place.
Jtseems to be the latest thing out fol
yonng ladies to promenade with mar
ried gentlemen; and from appearances
at some of our socials the style has
reached us.
CMiss Fora Epler is learning the mil
linery trade at Clark & Littlefield's.
r. Simpson and family left far Ar
kansas Monday. We understand they
intend making their future home there.
The country for mile or so east of
town seems to have very great at
traction lately for a number Of lola
girls-probably they 60 to look after
the new railroad.
FThe REGISTER Office is undergoing
thorough cleaning out this week.
The Health committee have probably
been giving them a hint; if so, we
hope they won't slight other folks who
need little of the same.
v An item for young men: Don't he
afraid of the "old folks" but go and
take your girl to the social, and don't
allow her to wade through the mud
alone, and expect to find her in u good
humor when you get their.
AS a result of the strawberry festival
the Presbyterian church is getting
new coat of paint and other needed
repairs.
The young folks of lola and guests
from neighboring towns met ut the
Opera Hall on Tuesday night to enjoy
a social hop, with good music aud gay
company. All went merry, and at
IL o'clock they were summoned to par
take eff fine supper at the Leland
Hotel. Returning to the hall the
dance continued until a late hour,
when all sought their homes, carrying
away the remembrance of a very pleas
ant evening spent in social enjoyment.
X. A. d.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-03
University Examinations.

Professors Patrick and Gleed, of the
State University, will be in lola, Tues
day, June IA, for the purpose of exam
lining candidates for admission to the
University classes next fall. Any one
wishing to enter the institution can at
that time pass the necessary examina-
ton without the trouble and expense
of going to Lawrence on uncertainty
at the commencement of the term.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-03

marched to the cemetery and decora-
ted the graves Of the 30 ldiers bur.
led there with flowers. Decoration
Day Is being more and more generally
observed throughout the country, and
has become a popular national holiday.
We are glad the people Of lola have
begun its observance, and az the exer-
cises on last Monday were so generally
attended there il no reason why this
day may not be regularly celebrated
in the future. Much credit is due the
ladies of our town for the bountifpl
supply of flowers made into beautiful
wreaths and boquets with which the
children were supplied, and for their
untiring labors which made the. cele-
brati0n complete success.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-03
Letter List.

List of letters remaining in the post
Office at lola, Kansas, May Is, 1881
Kitchen, John McCaverty, VIM
Stephen, Geo w.
Persons calling for these letters will
say advertised"
G.. NJ. SIMPSON. p. NJ.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

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publication. No deviation from this rate TO anyone
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-03

OF 5B3 .s5a N tla;3s'
sbnad 81 !a mofi
, 1881-08-23

In 1881 Ia Now YORK, "A ho leaned on hfs orutch
no salh tho old tenement was dlapldhteti now
and ho wasn't gn!uR to nnke many repalra. ue
VIA not sorry that tho race was almost run.
Hhrah G. nrngdon was born III 1919 and con-
rertGd IN 1921 at New 0i0ucesteF, Mt.
1sunnah WceterRrcn was born in 19a and con.
vcrtcd n sTcden IL lsae. shc had tasoa Sons
Mrs. Mary studtey was. born In 1906 and con-
vcttod in 1874 at Ilarnstable. Mass.
Mrs. y. 4. Lawrence waa born III 1871 and con.
vetted In 1877 In Wcstchester County, Now Y ork.
Mrs Matilda =. Lasher WIS born In 1910 and
converted In 1H2H at Wi!alaH!sport. pa:
Mrs. Mary Kenncott was born In 1E!1 and cnn'
vcrtcd IN I!sso at barre, W:
sss "o1s a. p shp u z,os. %sttso;, !! $ ,,'' S'oesi 4
Zlon Yicl,l. 1ts ssercd sweets." Tho
sccno was Dno that viii neyer ho forgotten
by those who witnessed It. AT the meeting tlext
year the roll will 10 called. During the last
year death had not claimed a Single ono from
the ranks of tue veterans Of the army Of the
lord.
THE CHILDREN
then came forward and congratulated tho OH
people. the leader reH1atklng TINT when ihoso
old saints vert In glory those would DO In their
A young peoples service was announced for
8:G o'clock, and, rs usual wnan Mr.. HaET!son
speaks, 4 large audience nascmblctl. Tho
services wGfc varied, intersttnE. and conducted
IN tho usuhl enthusiastic mnnncr. At the feRti.
lar evening service fully 200 people gathered.
Tho deepest interest WINS cylnccd y tho cxsr- M
Harrison 4 Eoodly number exprnsscd repont-
nncc for their sins. and snlght the "nicrcy-
seat" Thereafter nm experience meeting was
continued until q late tD1lt,
, 1881-08-23
NEBRASKA.
Agricultural Eotcs-Tho 1taying Sea.
t0n.

Agricultural NV1Gk-VMQ 1Q&ytNE SeRe
son.
spteldl Curr,pondeues af Ths Chieapo Tribune.
: LINCOLN, Nub., AuE. 2G-Lnst ycar thcrc
wps shortage Ut llay III this State, and the
same is likely to 10 the casD this year. low
ever, ft,rmurs aud stocksatscrS have learned
from experience tint 1t pays'to put up d good
quantity OF ltay for winter use, anl they aro
consequently very busy lo[ug this. Thou-
sal,ds Ut cattle perIshe.l lust winter III Nc
braskn because Of q negligence III this par
t!culnr,-a fact which llas prompted st0cknlen
and others Ia p.lt up hay IN sufficient quan-
titles 10 lust then. thraugh the winter, It
tiUcs not tlQ to trust 10 q p0xstbty Mlld W!n-
ter. Alany fartnon did 70 lust year, ai,l lost
heayily In consequence, ,..,.,,
Taa present ssts0t1 Aas Deen chnesaoaeF!lasn !s.s,
moro particularly 50 In the river counties.
whore drought Ii seldom known. A resident
OF tho NGInnhR Valley for TWENTY-FIVE
years informs yosr correspGn.asnt thaf az
crops ey reason ot dtopet tH !s paft of ,g the
tleulatiy well adapted 10 dry weather, n'M
Will Withstand Ereat Asai OF aso9g.,t .,,as W.T., u
grcat deai Of poor. far.ung IN NebEaska..,n q
s!lpshoA syste!i'i. ". which Is not c1e'llt"1l' to
4 grcat deal ot farni lnactli!eTy Y llsen "
eyory @ iay, Tile prairie farms Of Neblsska.
dUyold Of rocks and trees, grtt pnrt!eh'aIly
we'll adapted to machinery Of y! kl!las: =, =,
THY Nebraska iarlncE y so!vX vas 'nS ss,,a ieHt
question by plal!link at1!ae' v KtHs12 ~ 2,nI b',
maGa mS excslio,,t WinI-brvaks. 'rAousalils ct
aeres Of trees ato set OUT e'eFy year ~ 'n'S
NAV Nsw settlers are coming by hus,asels. and
fF,a 'nhsai, lands at the Statp are rapidly
hnfug takatt up for llunlesteauas New york
, 1881-08-23
r11E NEW 1YELLANp CANAL.


TnOnAnrL1TY THAT n WILL DE OPENED gEPT. ].
Tho Toronto 0lobc contains tho following re-
gatdlng the now Wcliaud Canal and tho tiroba.
blitty Of It's holn9 opened for tho passage Of ves-
sells this season, and will be Of interest to vessel-
men generally. ":rho expectation was hclt out
by Htr Charles Tupper that tho now Wolland
Cannl would bo thoroughly completed ind open
to traffic on tue 1sr OF Jniy. like many other
promises malo by tho Government this has
,consp!oaously fatlad Of ful1lmont, md tho de-
lay bus hDon 40 grnat md tho season Is now SO
fur advnnced that thcre Is little interest III tho
question whether mo ohnal Is nominn,!y opcnea !
that t ' Il Wit bo &c Completed no 10 Tint % iareo
vessels can PASS. pass-.wtt' IL. eortan lrawbaekss
by TINT tl1no tho trtlo arrangonlonts Of tho sea-
son will bo 40 nearty cotnpletcd., and under tim
Eay 70 tS tie sSre Il tha
tho probabilities arc much less nnxtously eau
wished tha,, wnHa otherwise S9 thS 1aso: rho
with reKne,l TO tho ntlc1uacy Of tho machinery
providea Tor letting Tho water n md ont Of THO
oinptyInF of Iooks md the oianins ef gatos a. i
much less expenditure Uf TING aud Iabor than
required ~ tho o!d osnal. and to this oud y voTy
uao sdo at Iook v J. palao!sie, SShoh rasalssa
oquaey ot tho mechanism. !: was foltnd that
mistake in hydraulic prtno,plqs had been mnde.
IL as sS d efIy s5SofS s o II a sSpe oF s te
and inbpr nousssary In locking through tho
canal, these turbnos must bc Mttaohod to the
II, ind thuso for tho upper portion Of tslo canat
arc NIL comp!otcd-gxucptlnR tho turblnes-and
are nS!ns pat IL paee as rapidly ~ tmny es; e
expected to bo oonpctod aho,lt the tst prox..
wtei, It - 9ntic!pated vessels ean pass throngh.
Working tho Katas und valves. In ortior to Of
fcctually deepen tho Gauhl so rs 10 hcanlaMo-
sS fs s @ ssas sss % sos Ghoa%s sssk
with one Of lafger dimensions Tho. present
uaucduot. is oily oaloulatad for ,ycsaelaa
when the Lake Eric !eycl subsidies there !k Often
not uvar eleven Or tgt anu bull, fsnt. MGsars:
a., Go Il w9 t0ok me eensfsSs c
work, requested to bo relieved 0r thoir eontsuut.
has SO far beon done towards Recommending
opora ttons: 70 TINT the cnplo,ty q tto caEai to
So se T. o tS
lcvel, or perhaps upon tho direction ot the w,ad.
Another unfinished contract: thAt OF Mr. y; slo-
ta prove a solrcc .of. t1angnr and obstruction.
The work bus only hept! partially performed.
sStx M MnS ts as; faasten n.y.
ton ID: tho towagc Ct. deep drauRht vesse!a u
rookY udgss left at tho sides Ut tho oanal. ii 8
estimated that tho completion Of this contract
GSasr S ct ss tho
| mstAto respecting the nnln vnives Of tho locks
| was uadg III tho t1fechnnisn1 for opening the
Solk !h thosa lana IL Isse; xsesis sSos
u at ne powsr sas asg
wns totally inndcauntc.; and Z. band lever four
feet tn length, to % worked " ivy men: @ hsa ta
would u. ~ neeSssIty for tying up vessels when
tn1knv through, hut expur!oace has shown that
, 1881-08-23

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trop rop aeesis. t. s.oS.sesi. ,Ss ;issi sunarlos.
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ssh ssehr Menox"nsas RI sisai sia.ne.sa, tasS; Timber
sehr isnao ii M 5iop.Sast,n, @ MnsInettc. lumber.
r.' ACTUAL EAILINGD.
ntmr Corona, Milwaukee,, sapdtieh -.
figp P1up sh'isfs hsasa .'ar
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, 1881-08-23

mRnt Of Science - L1st or Officers
E1cctGd-1:fforts 10 secure Standard
Titae Throughout tlic United states
mud Canadn-Llst OF Papers RcnAt
Special Dispateh 10 1at Chicago 7ttbune.S
CINCINNATI, O., AnR. a22.-At the business
meeting Of the American Association for tho
Advancement Of Science today, the ed Of
August was fixed upon MS the time for hold
Ing tho meeting Of last year. and the follow
Ing officers we're elected: President, Dr. j.
W. Dawson, uf Montreal, Canada; the per-
uancut Secretary having been elected for
tsre years, Prof Putnnnn, of Cambridge, the
present Incumbent, will continue. General
Secretary, William Saunders, of London,
o.; Assistant General Secretary. Prof j.
Eastman, Of Washtnxton; Vicc-1'resi-
dent md Chairman OF Section A, Prof.
William, Tiarkncss; Station 3, Prof.
r. G. Alenhull, uf Columbus. o.;
Section Z, Prof, II. Campbell. OF Bolton;
Section u. Prof. W. r. Trobridgc; Section l.,
Prof. i. r. Cox, Of San Francisco; Section +,
Prof. W. II. Dow; Section q, Prof. 4. II.
TuttIe, Of Columbus, o.; Sectlon II, Prof.
Daniel Wilson, ot Toronto; Section |, Prof.
E. p. Elliott; Secretary Of Section 4, Prof.
Ii. r. Eddy, Of Cincinnati; Section 3, Prof.
Charles y. Hastings, of Baltimore; Section
c. Dr. Alfred Springer, Of Cincinnati; Sec
tion d, Prof. Charles B. Dudley; Sec
tion Z, Capt. G. Z. Dattou; Section +,
Dr.. Charles 3linot, OF BOston; Section q.
Prof. hubert Brown: Section II, Prot. Otis
Z. Mason; Section I, Franklin r. 11olgl,, Of
Lowvile; TREASURE, William s. Vaux, Of
Philadelphia.
\ list Of sixty-eight professors Of science.
directors Of museums, nrll,y md navy 0tll-
cers members of the COast SURVEY, chemists,
ETC., from a'l paris OF tue un1ied oIates
niltce for the honorary degree Of "fel-
low" and were elected by ballot. i,
The Conlntttee on Vltal Statistics reported
that co1pcEntion between! .CUngrcs and the
State, Governments would pro''ablr M Sc.
enrs and ~ when tits gas acso@I!iss so. 5's
OF operation.
@fie question Of standard time for rail-
roads, which had been rnferred to col!l-
n t's at che ast s rts nsfne % w. ss9o1sff u p
Cineinnati Observatory, presented 4 nialorIty
eoantry. sSg and fscen1t'sadnE TINT III tias Ta!.
roads lia the United Stntes and Canat!a ae
enrnssty !easstsa 70 maee 91!t hetf u Y
i'rcfessor 90 "a argaei tiat sseii 4 standa:d
be made out. III, minority report, pte, p
santed by Or. Waldo. set f9rtt, thg
economical aspect 9t tlo qnes!loi,, ni,tl
m hour later. SHOULD govern tue Mississippi
| Valley; a1,d other points, each MI hour lntef
| than the preceding, should govern tie West,
B9t R9sy YER q %h na a''d M
| question will be brought up again llest yeAr
A comuIttee-eonslsttng Of Prof. Swallow
Of Missouri. Prof. Frnct1r Of Kentucky, rrol
, 1881-08-23
VITAL HESTOR1i11VE.,
RlioR1s VITAL RESTORATIVE
Hestsysa Nervous aud Physlcaa 0ehtlsKyt atss
. Noxss Of % pllAa, tlaIs lat vi &os aN.


1Ixv1nu hardly rot rid OF one lnpoxaog, who eonn@
tstissaa is!GSa. Ysl assgsattss re- AZ sssassa y
fmpostqt In VI Laula, aai!lnE htmselt ~ sssqt
hss sQ aaa tns K9oSt ats ttl1 " RS naI1s a9f
asoa iao.snl.eeot " labss and t.aas. .ns{s ~ -
your druEStst ast him for written xQAEensso ths5
Ehe eItlGo hse bean purchased dnact fFoln aass %
w. e'sS''"' !. i. ssidEsAi0Ap. N. n. soIs PROP.
rhs genuine can b h4d Of uAlu hios1k Si ts!mS$e
EFKV tNHUN d Cd. v snI VI LaAe-sk, wholesale
III SlsesMpud x9Exa1 10 forfeit &an for An{ fe4l.
urn Ia cnf0 With Nieogds VIA leatosetitA .unt4s
k snanIa Sdf1pal or for tpythtaR u4pgfY o. tn}ut-
caa n it. Gver Mt0 durs. u tho unttsd es4ss Al<As
fA1Ahaan 4H0etQd within ~ Ass at4 SseA II
, 1881-08-23

Tho MIuueaotA Linaeod oil Company haa IT. 4
supl the following !ottsF ot ndsoc 70 10 patrons
respecting the cutting and ouflna Of aaxt
Wish 10 give uur friends NuF1 OF advice and
caut1op " to harvesting ind securing their crop:
Els1t OuttluE-Wh0n mos$ Of Ia oollA ND
, 1881-08-23
coLD-WArER COHORTS.


furly In tho hat,ds Ut II thronx OF Chrtsttan
workers. This time 1t Is tho sce:ond annual ses-
sion of tin Temperance Eonvooatfon of thu |
Northwest Saturday WAS tho opening day, but, |
80 far as tho temperance work proper Ia con- |
ccrned, the inaugural did not really ucctr Until
ycstcrtlay. innsmach NJ tho meeting to adont
plans nnd organizations for tho weeks
session was hc!tl only yesterday morning Mt
II o'clock. Tho first Of tho arrivals put Ia an !
appearance Il. early as Friday, but The bulk Of |
the present attendance IL nude up ut indies aud |
gentlemen WIN catne during Saturday, Sunday.
and yesterday; md oven TOW tbcro Is ample |
tcnt and cottage room. M we'll as hotcl accom-
Inotauops, for hundreds Of prospective visitors.
Tho prominent "lealors" who huva appeared
Ut tho I,IuT thus far during tho session arc Miss
Frances T.. Willard, Of Evanston. tho worry ei1l- +!
cont President ot tho Convention; tho isor. DR..
4. j. Jutktns. Of Lexington, ky., Chairman Of
tho Executive C0MmIttoe, who Gonsts that ho
has bccn cngngcl In tho work Of temperance re-
form ainoe ho wMs II years oid: C1'. oeo%rEn % ~.
nnSW trs ra sap su sHas Esstepa pa o r ;oorxs we
s9s II MFpsseeh Fp M h,eon Sstapef Ne a1 III. j.
ionF Gesi i connected With, suscesafui te1nper-
Mrs s&se J. siea ST. issry. q ESas!oa stns
9UlIst auJ Superintendent OF thu National
wognns Chr!s,an TesTTaep I,,T ag oien; aies Witt.
worth. or l,oston, buth aetiyc workers in the
eallsc judge Wason Of is:iss!p'p md othess:
tloinon WHO ,ro announced 70 spunk sumo tlme
during the cose Of tho week, when i = antlc'I
pato1 that tho tntesest Viii run yerS n!rn nisa
Ernt!on,cn aro Gov. John r. 81. Jnhn. Of Kan
sRs. md tl,Al Dow. or Mnino. 1t cantut bc 1cts-
y sae 3 E scrta ,sa mht soy easi s 'as arSss tic
eony0eatlun soinu eftno tbta week.
Nor TEMPERANCE REVIVAL.
, 1881-08-23
= = MISCELLANEOUS. e. :,
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sns.fa, f,,..as.k ~ sssas f.Aar. N sfsrjhs,ns.

. spsttat DspaseA 10 Ths Chaeaso 9flhuns. - y .
s,usxEaos, Mich. Auy. sss,--.Tho lambqr ahtp-
nents for the wusk ending tp~n,Rht wsro Ssea,.
O0o feet. Uleaganass for same psfiod, ~. The
aoumng Company have Fafted to date s,o0o0
toRs, WoEkmen " mllia arc scarce, several mills
somo mills havs boon compelled 10 ship Il green.
Thetmportod brigade from Castla Garden atruok,
md part Ut them nra pow IN iat! amaitlne tha 70.
suit of u suit IN The. rolleo Court sgatnss them
~ HAD nus pooE oausuxn. ! = = 8,
Special ptspa&kA 90 ~ CAte9eo 1rtbta&.~
N1Lw4VkEF, Wis.,. Aug. sa-W!sllsm Qhsrin.
epKlnset Of the stesM sAad eSox yossnn'ss, r. ; ~
ttnr Ii oadght ID t4a fnaphtnery ~ 70 render
emputAtlou ut all tho toes necessary. Whllo
, 1881-08-23
CfIAR1'EffSs
At httt.WAtjK EE.

sptetal Dispa.eh to TAs cateaoo Tttbant.
MILWAUKEE, VIA, AnR. 222.-Chnrters-To
Chicaeo, ateau.barRo l3urnham, and schooners
Angus Smith and J. q. ronlold, 85o0o bu wheat
at IL conta. The schooners Itaska aud Molv'n
y. t,acon tako ORC from Escanaba to Toledo ut
&ldD; tho sienm-bnrRo Wocukcn and conaort
Delaware. oro frota Escanaba to Ashtabu1a nt
ei.40; tho ateam. bnrgo Th1tnas ". pAlrner and
cn1isork 0garitn, GRO fsun Escanabh to Eric at
&l.40.