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One thousand dollars premium is
offered tor the best bale Of cotton at tho
Cotton Exposition in Atlanta, cOIn-
mencing III October and ending in
january.
There is Il boom in turpenti,:c and
naval stores as well rs cotton. Tho
price OF turpcntinc is now fifty cents per
gallon, and rosin advanced proportiona-
bly,.
Mr.. John $. Barbour, President OF
the Nirginiaa Midland Railroad, SAYS
land Is TO be completed to Spartanburg.
1t is said that an organization has
been made among the house servants of
Atlanta for the purpose of calling Il
general strike just as the Cotton Exposi-
tiOn opens.
= Miss Susan stephens, Of i'ino Knot.
Ky, was putting on her wedd ng dress,
expecting to be married in n few min
utes. when she was struck by lightning
and killed.
- They have started Il factory in Chat
tanoOSa, Tenn, for the manufacture of
shocp cheese. Tho manager comes from
| Austria, whore the product Of sheep dali
ries ii iayorite article of food
- Riding is very cheap in tho Moth
Just now You can 30 from Boston to
Chicago, some 200 miles, for 81. or
this sum the Pennsylvania Railroad re.
celvcs 70 cents. Such is competition.
= An Illinois farmer declared that his
daughter didn't earn her salt She re-
torted that SHE would be glad to stand
on the same footing rs his hired help
He consented signed All agreement, and
| soon forgot all about it. That happened
| five years ago. Now tho girl suos for
wages and gets verdict Of $500
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I'd RENT.

n WILL RENT MY PLANTATION.
Il three and onc-half miles West of An
derSon, near Prevost's Mills, to good Ten
ant, for u term of years. on very favorable
terms. For further information, apply to
w. W. Humphreys, Esq.
MIS-. AMANDA J. ALLEN.
Sept 22 1881 IL
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FOR SALE.

I WILL sell at public outcry Oh FRI
Il DAY, the 30th September, at my res
est bidder, the following personal property.
if not sooner sold at private sale to wit !:
Three Mules, one Filly, two fine Cows, one
lot Wheat, Household and Kitchen Furni-
turc, Wagon, Buggy and Farming Implc-
ments. a. y. SAUNDERS
Sent ~ 1881 II
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
~ All persons having Claims against the
Estate of Mrs. Sarah Robinson, deceased
are hereby notified to present them to the
undersigned. properly attested. within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be
barred. All persons indebted to said Es-
tate are requested to settle with the under
signed. JESSE ROBINSON, Admir-.
Sept 22. 1881 IL 3
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n CARD.
To the Trading Public
WE have entered into a partnership un-
dor the name and style Of

dor the name and style Ot
LIG ON ~ SHARPE,
for the transaction of Il General Mercllan
disc business. We are just receiving and
opening ont NEW and FRESH lot of
GOODS, which were bought for the Cash,
and if you wan, to BUY CHEAP, just try
us. Our Stock consists of
Shoes and Boots,
Heavy and Fancy Groceries,
Hardware Of all kinds,
Dry Goods and Notions,
Hats Crockcry Ware. Saddles,
Leather, Calf skins,
Shoe Findings. Wooden Ware,
And most Anything ELSE kept in a
first class retail Store. Call in and see our
NEW THINGS.
40 TROCBLE 7U SHOW IOf JLP
STOCK
w. :. IIGON,
LOUIS SlIARrE.
Sept 10, 1881 10 ~
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MISS DELLA KEYS

rs daily receiving very handsome stock
Il of
FnIl and Winter Millinery,
and desires to inform her lady friends and
customers that she is prepared to furnish
them with anything in the line Of MILL
merry that they may need at the very
lowest prices for which such articles can be
purchased in this market.
Special attention is given to the MANTU-
AIRY DEPARTMENT., and in every thing
satisfaction guaranteed
Room over Andrew & Prcvosts confcc-
tionary, at McCully's Corner.
Sept Is, 1881 10 pm
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LOST /!

A SADDLE. Birdie and BLA MEL i
N through mistake MAS rut III one.
horsc wagon on saturday, l7th inst; that
stood near Railroad bridge on Main street.
Tie owner Of said wagon will confer ID.
yor bv letting the undersigned know what
was done with same. 1t WAS JACKSON
saddle. almost rs good aN nem. 1 bIa'ht. ,i;, /.
red. with blue border Bridic hau ",'s s
wrnpucd viii wire. Information can be
: : " W. b. QUAiLS.
Sn,, -
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The death of Senator Burnside, of
Rhode Island, only helps to diminish
the proportions of the Virginia Read
justers. The organization of the Senate
will assuredly be Democratic for two
years longer, at least. In this connec-
tion the New York Herald sensibly SAYS
"The Republicans lose two senators by a
political har-kari and one by tho act of
God. The Democrats are in no wav re-
sponsible. The power they have comes
to them honorably. 1t is not only their
privilege but their duty to use it, Poll
tics is not sentimentalism, but hard.
headed business. If the Democrats
meet in the Senate with n majority of
three they should use that majority like
hard-headed business honestly,
with patriotic regard for the country,
and at the same time for whatever
political advantage may accrue from it,"
1t looks now Ike it would be perma-
nently impossible for tie Republicans
to pay Malone the stipulated considera.
tion for his treachery. The outlook
for Gcrha:n aud Ridilebcrger is not re-
assuring.
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The Republicans and Independents in
Orangeburg elected their ticket over the
straightout Democratic ticket. There is
IN evident disposition in many parts of
this State to break off from the regular
Democracy. Our people should recog-
nize this fact and check it before it as.
sumes such proportions rs to politically
undo us in South Carolina
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The Columbia Register says that tho
Clyde syndicate recently made an effort
to purchase the Chester & I.enoir Narrow
Gauge Railroad, which proved unsucceas.
full. Col. a. c. Haskell, representing
the syndicate. offered to pay p per cent.
per annum on the stock and complete tho
road for lease of ninety.nine years.
The Directors, however, peremptorily re-
fused the offer, and named such terms as
Col. Haskell, on the other hand, imme-
diately rejected. The road will, there
fore, remain in the hands of the original
stockholders, and it is said efforts will be
made to extend it to Georgetown, on the
coast.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

"A tween the undersigned, under the
firm name Of j. r. Fant Il Co., is this day
dissolved BY mutual consent, Mr.. c. c. Cum
mings withdrawing. The Notes and Ac-
counts due the old Firm will be held by
Mr.. j. Reese Fant, and payments must be
ned by Mr.. Fant at the present stand, un-
der the same firm name Of j. X. Fant 4 Co.
J. REESE FAINT,
c. G.. CUMMINGS.
Sept -, 1881 10 3
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bows in sorrow beneath the Christening
rod, yet this death has been the means
in the hands of Providence of bringing
about Il restoration Of harmony and mu-
tual appreciation between all of our
people more rapidly and securely than
could have been done in n score Of years
BY any other means Of which wc can
conceive In future years President
Garfield's memory will stand as high and
be as much rcyered as that Of any Pes
idcnt.
, 1881-12-16
Railroad Building In Nebraska.
Special Uspotth 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune,

DAvEEpot.7. la., Dec. ia private letter to
your correspondent from t,e great contracting
firm Ut Reynolds & Co.. dated ut rawnee City.
Ncb., Doc. II. givcs nn inside vlow Ut railroad
building ID that State which has not found Its
why into prlat. Tho cUntraot to build forty
niles OF road from the Big Hue Ntver to Table
Rock, on the Atchlson brunch Of the DurliuRton
i Missouri .ltnllroad In Nebraska. was oom-
menocd Muy |, aua tho last ratl was laid on tho
I'D Vi this month. TITO work was very hcavy-
1,600,U00 cubic yards OF earth were removed. DJ,-
O0J feet or bridging built, and Uu feet of p!lng
driven on tho lIstMnce nHncd. 1t ls tho heaviest
CONTRACT ever executes! In TINT 6tate TN tho sae
number nt miles. Tho setlor member of .na
firm named says in tnH communication at hand:
!" We ura now building for tho Burlington s.
Missouri hn,lruad 20 miles In Nebraska and
CoorAdu-eixhty mllcs III tho former and 14U In
The latter. We commenced grading aug, y nt
Gu!bGrtsoI,, aud have finished 1OJ tnilGs of this
work, Ai,d heurly tftern miles on the uther lJ0
miles; hnvD huilt Beycnty-ttr0 mius Of bridging,
and thore arc 6ixty.Iise miles OF track ibid.
This Is ths fastott work on record Of grading.
There wcre removed IN sosonty-c eight working
days l,40a0O cubic yards gt earth. :o9oo !tnear
put into bridges" 70 Ruod An authority 10 Mr,
ttcynoins writes, ave expect to reach ueuvcr
.JtsfF /. 16E1 -
, 1881-12-16
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.


EmRl1.Pox Reported nj NfnuIt Carmel,
Clay Els III, and East Nj. Louis, Ill.
Special Dhpzteh Ia 1hs Chteaas Ittbuns..
BPnis1FtELp, ILL.,, Dec l5.-small.pox Is re.
purted to rhe Secretary OF The State Hoard Ut
Health as having nude lts appearance Mt Mount
Carmel, C1Ry, Elsah, and East st. LOUIS. HALL
war employees and construction hnnds wore the
first sufferers Ut clay and Elsah. There 10
reasou u botlevu that tho vast numbers Of i'm
migrants aEo spreading the disease, three ln-
stancca having occurred Within few days Of
arrivals OF immigrant trnna with developed
ousoe Ut small pux among the passengers. These
laots have led to the following telegram,
OFFICE or THE SECMETAnY or THE STATE
hoard Or HEALTH, sF1lS0kIEtD. !il.. Drc. Il.
lssl:-Io Dr; Z; j. Tartsr. Oattf'! StnIes t, Nstrp,
tnUt"H. y. T.: III vIcw OF tho increasing spread
OF smallpox and ths continued Arrtyni NJ I'm.
migrants bringing fresh int3lurtarfons nt unpro-
tettel pcrH0ts and Ut ACTUAL cusas Ut the dis
N.lortetl Al tho c,nferanco held hist unu In tut
cnH1 ID absolutely imperative. Within u week
hMvc kttuwn nI thrce instances OF rtpsh tlnpnrta-
tinn Dy t!nmlsn!t,ts INTO thss stat"s u desired.
alId Representatives. t0 induce tue FreSstont 10
stsn your rcAui Atlons IN the subject. IL 6 IN bo
huped that tue lnArl which 3s NOW In session III
M HGgHy ta Tsa tas t..
tic sanlu ucasHrc ~ rf0tvHtpn .ngalilst tho In
tr,4uctloh ul amn-Nt1x which 1T has SECURED 10
tho South AEaln6t yetloW-turor, Ihu Farmer
t4sx T. su much cas!cr teaM sha latter, as prG; ps,;
known and Of positive application. wh1o Alstlln
yeliDw-f0vtr thcEH Is M 9ecurlty except III OK
ulII+inn. Neither travel llDr Gnntnetrs would 10
~ ~ ts an
and thu vt'thp!ilsry vaccination vt tho ulpro-
tcot0d bcfurc ulluwlug tleM To land.
, 1881-12-16

FL ,e".ys % % hssdy b. ,r.c 1a4 II,
rsas.ion t. snn n o' Il 'raHs n"po.re p from
rlher, atalymonta tuat 1t ths t "trsacnsrM.s
ts!sna was the lawyer Of tho Cark street
nn se0 tor onutingont stock. were subsequently
tnla by ne "treaohrroua friend" that tho cum
pi"yor,s pi%'y ~ ~ rFa,ti ,,i i s~Ile ste naturally
SSsss Sss o. u ,as G sSs afa q srysss y lie Msjor
turning H. and taking up tho arlerh which VIII
Mnigaby isia ,r1 aa'' e:c;WSpte :Wps from ,hs spee.
out,".. mid Nj. 'wilouuh6yy, :f"ei "t frankly kIt
f"ld IT. Ti!bott and tho ctl,er gentleman TINT il
hat! made u n,Ia.ake would will,nxIy. With
tescats of tho c0fnpnny should Alttfer."
As 'ro THE oEvEnAI THEORY
OF tho business, Mr, Willoughby's arguments
aMcc9r.,od M , IA Tho maIn with ,nose advanced Dy
aatio over ,e sohsms itacf. tsous II hcre ss'r VIA
ovtdunt regret In tho statcmsnt, - suppt,se ty
Strtsss Gu me a. nro ruinod' however, after what i"s
20 anu,her tnsurauoo u,nn. we'll UP In tho no.
ctaent bus!t1oss' tho reporter propoundcd tho
Of io..,r,ne rnttt,Md onplny6a, as compared viii
lhklnR risks on pasaG.xersf
"Af! rnllroad emp!oy6a aro nat equally haxsr,i.
Gus. THO clerks, telegraph operators. sutton
nEents, ,nholinists. carpantcra: and o.hors who
nre enphy1d at tho GHheFnt offices. dopItn, and
bhGrs NJ tho cninpnnles are about as desirable
s,sks r. thug e @ pet:s engaged In tho oFdnury
"w''' CONSTITUTE nfsxs!; na1s EXTRA 'AzAnD0us
"Tho engineers. tiremcn, conductors, brnko-
men, haEyagatnon--ln fact NIL train hants. tho
sGgof'ntsadenss sG roatlmhaters; section bassss.
men and ,iiaymcn, who afu alwnys employed
a!ong tho line. aro!,nu the froixht-yar aud In
"fiave you any stat,stius showing approxi-
tnntc.y tho propositions of tho hazard"
and 70 ting as1 rcGra u re ,atlrad
, 1881-12-16

Mr. II. II. Morrison, connected with the
Kansas City lMu.1 Times, r,ld prominent
reAl estate ofHrator as we'll. uNeilulyocaIly
oil once did Kind turn which i,o IL Ilot iko-
" 70. forget. liz was travsilng, md, taklnY
cold III y slseptnK-car, realized that he Ind
rheumatism. ils b9ta, Illus. Tho pain was In
tonhe, and llS bualMtsa urgent. 6u he thought
OF Tie St, Jac9bs Oh as q sumedy which was
rgnuted tn effect rnpla cure, 1t proved In
his ease, HI it has IN thousands Of others, a
blessing. -Four applications. gave lllni et'ils-
p!leta relief. uef0ro tHt1lk the Oil, Alr. Mar
rEsoN SAYS, lawns s0 still, aud suffering W
Intensely, that llv gould hardly move. Tho
traNsttlon frou this unhappy condition to
TIE great rcl,,cdy Inns since breli fu.lll,y
friend. Ia always keeps 1t lii hId dhullse. and
has seefl Its wonderful power DEMONSTRATED
upon 6everR urcuslnns in tl1e cures of neli-
lalgtN and rtsellnlatisnl. lle has never scri,
the te'notly tall yet, and Il conHrmed be-
lleycr III its virtues,
, 1881-12-16
THE KEELY MOTOR.
Curious Deadlock He yvecn tho Inventor
mud the Company OsvAing EIin Invcm-

lion.
PHILADELPHIA, pa.. Dec. lk-Tho annual
meeting Of tho Kooly Motor Stockholders was
held todAy. Tho receipts for the yoar wore f2I.
Iaol, and the balance OF hand tl,0si. 1t was
expected that tho meeting would b. botstcrous.
but 1t was not.
Tho Dlrectofs' report was read by Mr. Enos
Throop, OF Now York. After reviewing at great
length the history Of tho Keoly Motor cnter-
prise. tho report calls attention to the fuct that
the Honrtt OF Directors bud oA1led'uu sir. Kee!y
to securo patents on hls Inventions. Tho papar
says: In concluding tho report 4 statement Ut
some facts and inferonces thpreGeom mny pReo
In a clearer light Tho progress made. and mora
strongly Impress on those luuk,uR to and belipy-
lug III tho ultimate SUCCESS of this enterprise
tho Rrcat Importance OF meeting t,ow tho issue
mRdo between the company and Atr. Keely. II
Wb tAko The statement Of Mr. Kcoy rs true tue
malttpllcatnr 10 now perfect 1nhchlnc, or lcav.
ing this evidence Out Ut the question, anu tnk-
Ing our own experience as tho test, the machine
Ia 10 fur perfected a. to mike Our demand at
this tins reasonable aud proper, Wo do not
dount the statement OF MIR. Keeiy In rcgarti
to tho way he' PRODUCES this vhpor,, mud
tho truth Of this cannot bo dotermtned by
us intll WI hRvo obtained a complete under
stnMdfng OF the generator, but the rcaultant fart
40 often seen by W leaves TO DOUBT In our minds
ab 10 the great niOHcSed vhluC Ut thsB invention,
II, Aa Dir. keciy nuw ct1tms,. tho generator
mtist DC graduated up to !ls highest lnes, and
condtt.on to apply for letters putolIt, thon wo
9ny to him In rcpy TINT our demand will br ait
,st'ed Without npn!!cat'n for patonts whenever
bo snown tho interpr oi tbs maealno. ana 1', thn
SUMO Fcsuls c..t, 10 pruduced 6y ths person as as
he 1ttqselt by 10 often pro'uccd. Another reI.
e.: % %nssixned M for making tn,s demand ,s that Nj.
lug OH thls Invention, mud that naturally h6
, 1881-12-16
GEN. ToRRENCE'S TROUBLES.

Bpn1nur1ELD. i'll, Deo; l6-The publication Ia
to1ay's TninunE' Of, the facts eonccrn,ug tho
Governors :equsat tor Uep. Torrouoo'a rosigna-
ton AAa e6ectually olused the mouths OF the
officials here, who, III tho anaonco Ut the Uov.
osliur. dectno 10 say word about ths n,attor.
The facts havc bcan known t0 INT moro ttlan
hntf. du2en nersnis, and ~ thbae NOW tlccjtnu u
bu intervl0w0d, alttla Gait bn addud. AltliUuKh
as1' TareSnce a has sesn tit 70 dsny tat his ros.
made Ii tdrss dispatohes last pigbt pa,I ,luyor-
shslces bc aspeaded upon as true, aud viii Ap.
, 1881-12-16

over, directly nr Indirectly, lOr my rent or pre-
toflri ssrvicr, fnr iislriinsnV ADVERTISING INIT.
tor nj, ur i+.luuE,,lR ~, any other eatlrtAd or
other transportation cnmpnny, or for any reni
nr pfelont1su serviuc, connected with advcttla-
Ing AnY rM!frfniu or Transportation cntnnany.
Utner lhan tho nue of WHICH he tY tic InIhItcly
rCtbRtllzgd and a3tfly Nuthor{zc1 Ticket nREuf,
Tnird-TO al once yHtisa the summary and Rb
eoI,ltc discharge uf cNrh or my ticket agcut Ut
hls cosnpnity vino nny have been shnwI tn ur
bAro b9un kt,uwc u. Vtilmta In any way clauses
onu nr Two Of this Mgrertncnt. "''''''0
FOuFth-Tn EHilac to iJ9 EGrt1ttnfEcd and NER.
tyzcd tho rurt,rta Ut the tIckrt M0cnta Of bis
company. u, Hs tn eternlne ir tho ticket nRrnts
nf his company nrn discriminating against airy
Of tho connections Of bis company.
.Ftfth-'ru prevent BY every i1cAns In his power
all decentralization In tAIes Ut ticket aKrnts Of ba
company, and tu cause the summary dismissal
or amy tiGkDt AKent Uf hia company who may 10
found guilty Ut DETERMINATIONS.
ttea 10 this aKrcpneut. requesting them not To
pay any ticket aHent ot hls cn1npauy any cnsn-
inissIDI, ue other remuneration fUrfany real ur
rretuntcd servlee n conneoton with tho an'e Ut
tICketa. ar for advertising. br Tor amy rcai Or
pretended service IN cnnnrtttlon theru~lth. IND
RutnIIi1l8f1 mid rat1tth1 thNt X bis Fet)ucsI Is
not cot.i1licd With. II VIII its nccostdry tnr his
company III cGasu tn sell tickets the ut1ci,d.
llix rWt, That, snonla any rnllrnad nompuny
nMuietl above pcrslst In pny,t1u tho ticket nEenta
nf any Ut our reeprct,se ronds. mftar autcu has
neen Rlsrt, that tno accePtAhco " sMcn Gon,tnla.
aio,ls should cause sHiti agents dlsns!ss1t, VIC
pledge our respective cttrupan4cs IN take OFT sale
atl ckota " 0tir respective lssucs thBt teAd via
the road t,uCtldtnR:
seyenth-Io pFnllloit' and TO ilte orr best o.
Non ~ iavor u my ronl ahat nhy Pay cona'n.
Sons of otnef 1orfhs oT remuneration. 10 ttckot
nlea; anu 70 Pfoni0il. ana 20 utG our nest cnufts
, 1881-12-16
Miscellaneous Itents.

n1tacc1lnncon* Ht6ntS.
Bishop Jnhn ehsrp, Vicc-rrcs!dnnt and Gen.
eral superintendent Of tho Utah Central ita'l'
way, loft for tho West yosteriay fDro. Is, ia n
special car. ria Tho Heck island itaad.
Mr.. C. q. Wheeler. General Manager OF tho
Atchtson. Topeka Il Santa F6 fioad, was accom-.
pnntctt IL Topeka yesterday by his family, who
will hereafter uake thelr bono nt that point.
sir. G}enrRa W. Cook, General Agent OF tho
Denver l. lilo GrAudc Ht feAdviffe, aud formerly
U.trefaa Agent OF tho Ihutsvi'le. Nov Albany +
bis many friends.
An freight agents Of tho Michigan Central
Freight Agent j. 4. Urlcr 10 rcfnse to roccivc or
iorsrd to oas!o.i freight Of any Kind dcssined ne
Michigan Central north OF Gaylord.
Tho hearing Of tho Western Indiana case
dragvod lta A,w length along yesterday bofnrc
Judge Gardnrr. Tho most II tho day was de-
who had mt consented tD allow their property
north Of Twelfth street. to be taken for the uso
Of the railroad.
Mr. Joseph j. Kelly. for . long time connected
Lake Shore. and 'sopk !s,snd Roads. has abaM-
duueh taitF0dd!rK. md yesterday opened tito
Uno n9NE so 95s ssa sa9ss III. GR2s sy rs H.
rond friends Will Undoubtedly drop la and see
him al the now stand
Mr. q. Il. Eurucs, General Passenger Agent Of
it. Faa, tU.,isy. Iiis business Is conneoled viii,
re.txnatIon of NJ. ". e. 4ndru., mo i i; un-
dHratth,d that the succession will tic o!fernd to
UT. 4. l.. stpkes, hgcHt for tho Oregon Hallway
+ Navigation Company. the two agencies thus
being consolidated under Quo head.
The meeting of tho General PASSENGER and
Kaneas and The kHnsas Ctty T.Gkct Agents,
wu,ch wus to have bcen hold in thix city today,
passenycr M rate III trouves % viii probaSy @ b. post. @
CHARLTON, General PassenFor AFcn, Of tho Alton,
tnuch ttoubtY about the Kansas CITY rates bo'
foru the d!lieultles hutwceh tho various ilues
eau be brought TO m und.
Commissioner Fink has Just issued the follow
Ing circular: - The Eastern trunk lines hAre
axreed upon the following changes In tue olaasi-
fieauon of west bound freight. to take eject
ruiIber, ,bo1cd. :; hose suboor. not boxod, b i:
SuoIer e9lt!ns; ~ 6bnxed, :: rubber ooltlnR, not
boxed: !: TIE nsw " classification 80 70 reaa: i
cha!inx, tu be 50 suited ia receipt by shipper. l;
buxed, b i; rubber betting nut boxed, owners
r!sk nf chatting. 10 bo 10 stated In receipt by
snlpper.1.
Nj. J. y. Mtdslcy. Commissioner of the Eouth-
following clrcnIut: Lack OF uniformity tn
rates by The various routes frnm the kon0nard
FendcEs Il '.spraessanie t. eaualIz9 rates " sil
Prom mud after dec. 70. 1881, md uutii otherwise
adv!scd. IN ~ bnaIness ortFinnttug at seaboard
yHnt. tho rates quoted III the local tnr,H Of this
nss9csation VII Fuysrn from W prints NAMED In
saia tH5a T"ed nutso't Gncngo Hod Mssls
notice wtthdraws and cancels tho artntrar'ca IN
hutness from the senhoard quoted u iarl1 y,
Vices Of this assocation uam,a ratoa nr clnsslil.
cation to Or from Missouri River points. VIII
expire s3 Wtn ana 10 o! no snee. nt1ss M !,tc, a'
, 1881-12-16
The origin Of ll,e SiaRil.P At Rx1ssol,
Ind.


bpFtU8s l1tHEtB ~ 1HV CFssaVV 9TEuVNS7
tKplAEAroL3s, 1ul., DGo. lh,-Tho Stats Health
Hoard has rscslved u history os tho origin Of
tho su,all-pox Ut Brlssol. Elkhart County 4
stranger eamu to the town suffering With s0rrs,
thought tu hays DeCi cNused hy puitou vitics.
For shi4 be WIS trestel. hui tl1el. The tyMpa-
the&lu cotnuluaity gave tue strangers remains
u p,tbu luRprut, III puslpx tho body to tleM. sna
1t was not until The 0ulls9 community was Af-
, 1881-12-16

fectcd with smallpox that It wns discovered
that The soses tyerc small. pnx erupttoua lnstend
tine n now kept at Bristol. and vnectnatlng Or
dnancca nro being energetlcnfy enforced by
tho local Health Rourd.