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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-01-06
Whiskey at Johnston!

Whlskey at Johnston!
The Monitor Of the 30th says: 1--WE
from information We have re-.
ceived. that there was not less than seven
or eight hundred dollars spent in this
own last Friday, for ghiskey alone
Terrible figures !,
zwethank God THAT we have no such
fearful tale to tell of Edgefield. On the
contrary, we eau cali to mind no holidays
in our life so free from drunkenness as
those Just past.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-01-06
Heel and Toe in skipper's Georgia.

Heel and Toe in Skpperss Georgia.
Mr.. Charlie Woodward. who attended
the New Years tilt and hop Of the Edge
field Rangers in the Observation-Disclosures
country, tells us that the occasion was
emphatically n that brought cut the
best qualities Of head and heart Of the
best people the world ever saw" We
fee! that we cannot improve upon our
young friends epigrammatic eulogy.
RobiLson's Almanac.
Always some new attraction, never be-
hind in a new departure, George o. Rob-
inson & Co., of Augusta, have issued for
1881 a musical and complete almanac and
companion to musical people. II this
almanac may break up the sale of all
others. Prof. Robinson can't help it, for
he gives them away OF personal or post
al card application, aad he Furthermore
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-01-06
Much Better.

BIHCN bStt9T.
We are very glad 10 be able to state
that u bonored friend and fellow citi-
zen, Mr.. J. A. G.. Jones, of Trenton, who
has been very ill of late in Charleston,
has reached his home, and is considera-
bly, better.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-01-06
Cation Seed Traffic.

COLOR S66u ITainC.
Read the amendment to the cotton sect
law, published OH our first page.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-01-06
LOCAL ITEMS.
Churches

Churches.
On Sunday morning next, so far as We
are informed, u Methodist and Episco-
pal churches, will be open for divine SER
vice. Or at least the first regular appoint
ment of the new pastor, the Rev. j.. A.
Mood. falls on that day. Under the
present stress Of bad weather, however,
of course it is doubtful whether Mr..
Mood can reach Edgefeld Or not. And
on next Sunday too falls Mr.. Leard's first
appointment in G~raniteville. The be
loved old gentleman and his family are
still among us, though, and we hope they
will not attempt a move under present
circumstances.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-01-06

Respectfully yonrs,
SrRAlGHr-OuT SrocK LAW.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-01-06
Stewards Meeting.

The Stewards of the Edgefeld Circuit
are requested to meet at the Methodist
parsonage Oh Monday, 10th inst, at 10
O'Clock, a. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-17
MINES AND MINING.
WrnypsnAy Nov. I6-p. NJ.

WEDNEsDAY, NOV Ut. VI
The only interesting event that occurred to-day
in the Mining Stock markets was the continued adj
vance for South Pacific stock, which without re-
action rose from 1913 to 1914. The remainder of
the markets was neither strong nor weak, but was
stupid The State Lines were without inter
esting fluctuations, 100 and 175 covering the ex-
trcme changes in Nos. 2 and g. and the final price
being $50 as it yesterday; and opened
down cent at45 20 AZ and closed at 40 cents,
and Oriental and Miller was dull at 54G56 cents:
Robinson Consolidated rose from Oh to 9Si, and
later sold at 9a0ls and Chrysolte was ls lower al
5l2 Iron Silver was ste dy ar 2. Rising sun and
Che, 1kc. were . shade better, each selling at |,
bit Green Mountain was lower at 303.lO The
Comstocks were all weak, but with few transac-
tons Moose sold at 80 cents and Great Eastern at
IL cent?.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-17

-... I,,.....,.,.., NJ, IG tp official lr,f.r from
, ~ ... .,...',., N.,,,, .l,. fI,t IN,
.' ., o., i,,.. ...,,,..,,, ,r..s,ip,, .,r,oYf
.,I p. '". I H. .,,,,,. lr,.. r.r.,III,.... an
g. - ....r.'., ,,i' t., a., ono ..Iy,n one. The
, ,'.I a.. rr...,t f.. f,t,r .rntu fn,, wells.
T.r'a ill.,. ,r..i,n,r H. fu,I The new ,,lp ..iu-
'... ......,..... .t. tI4t months product 'pu geo
,,..nuD ia.I- fltou..,,F tom. of ore are on the
r.,
li ., ara .r., still confident that ore will
p" u.s.. % I'M ,.,.I ,I t,riou Cnr.nIi,I,f,I
TO- '''"' w. '' a. ,Ir. I,......r lr.. .,r,,.r p.,
du' '"Ii ' .''N '.''. 49, ',i 49, I,, .i,,',
.' ~
ii' t 20 ''' , g., l,,,i,.,, mn, Il, the ,,f,i.go
Y' '"''-' ''
''''I. ,.,,..,.r. of I.rlIion are, irdu,tIiou,ly
....,', r,l.l,i .. lnf G,.Tr,.'r.tlou
h.'.' ''.'' 100 -
IU,-pN. M, No'. lp-N 81. l""I'I, oil IN.
United State. Min. WIZ. nov Ei'"'IiHt ,'aI-i 'N
900 tUI- Territory. -I' present lhI"rut .h ih"l'iIrs
I'l.i Arizona " I'D i1Hh ''''ut ID" '.' Ii'IH5 ''i7'
.I.' for .hr Whole country, Iu 'H'""h pr"du' zion
for thr prescott q. 'u year; ~
Ou ~IiuIoJ, last ..rlN' was maze IN me ar
saw mime. or" b, me. b'iI'i ''i""-.'t To 'n' vil'h
Company Al hu'plh OBJ '. 'I'. i've l''I VEN .I'
feet wide "I- tour. "H.h Rl'r 'n H''id2' assay
col 5000 per i"n. Ne H,'' "I '"' nIPih5' "u'H
hrs been repaired, VIII ''Et" ''H'Hi'E on inns
..cl ore. ON sunday % ."H'-I""l H''u, averaging
> 90 per tom. was struck ~ .uiN-HNc loot pros
u ..f t.Ht . .I .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-17
CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS
BosToS. Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1881.
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADBLPHII STOCKS
Reported 6y JOIN l. DAVIS Z D., No. IL YGls,

WEDNESDAY. Nov. 16-P NJ
For the greater part of to-day the stock marked
was as dull as 1t yesterday. Prices, however,
showed moderate steadiness and the declines from
yesterdays figures, where there any. were noo
important In other words, the market was resdyto
respond TO sensational rumors in either drections
Any thing regarded as of an unfavorable character
would have started o selling movement, AZ tne
rumors that later were circulated, being regarded
as favorable, started an upward movement ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-17
Eo5i an0 (oun0.

| OST.-BInk book No. 1864, issued by
H the German savings Bank the city of Nrw.l OIL Ia
Minnie Kaufman II not found returned the bans be-
tore the lt day oil December 1851, application van bc ie
for q book.
I OST.-Bank book No. 131 $50. issued Inv
A. the German -nFin2 Bank, M thr CITY New.York 10
Nelson August Anon II not found on returned to bank
fore The 18TH day OF November lsSl application viii he made
for book
/ OST.-On or about 2lst of Nav last Ccrti-
~ ncatc 40 l,2g9 for 100 shares Wisconsin
road Company stock, standing III Charles Head u
Co.
Please return to H. IoAGLAND, care Of lIagartcn & CO..
8 Broad ST., Ncw-iOrk.
I OSr OR STOLEN.-Bank book issued by
tc ~eau"us ia X for savings, York o -ub.crIbeg
II returned 10 the bank within thirty dr,, from
date viii alpN fora new book MAILI l. sHrA
NoW-YJih Nov. 49, 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-17
Orales dn0 fcu0crs.

I 5. CONOVER & CO., Designers and Manu-
fsf 9F OF R AIIg GEA ,a A&p FENDEs
20, 49, =. - % s, III 'i my me
Elegant assortment Of designs Jrcorltc, TiIc, for
hearths and llcings. ArcloctS designs executed or e
furnished Low estimates TO architects AMI
builders WarcIooms, 10. 365 CIual.sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-17
WORK FOR THE WINTER EVENINGS.
KNITTING AND CROCHl


"A cxpl9red and illustrated with large nulnOcr 0I
patterns in onr Woman's Extras being Nos o. o. -
and rs OF the series Of
TRIBUNE EXTRAS.
No. 59.-The W0man's Extra Practical DHect"hs lor
Fancy Work. Patterns Knitting aud Crochet fncc post
paid 10 cents. .,...-.,,.. .,
40 G2-KutnC Crochet. An illustrated pamphlet Of
IS pages Price 20 cents. ,,-.,.
10 T5-Ncw Patterns knitting and crochet. With
many Illustrations Pamphlet % pages. Price - ttutN
Nj 7G-Stocku ne knitting A manual Vi household indus
try. Pamphlet form Puce, 10 cents.
FOR MAKING
Sovyls Uoois stockings Uudcrsirts Vests Fed Spreads
Couvrettcs Caters. Mttrns, COmiorer Sacqns Afghan
WooIeu Pecoats socks Nu1- and other 1rC cs Tor Win
Ter wear these will BE- found Indispensable
The Of four extras zone ia sheet form ana three
I'm pamphlet orm postpaid TO any address Ia The United
states OF Canada, Tor 81 cents.
AtOIcss ...-.-..
THE TRIBUNE,
Nrw.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-17
obstruction
For Boys and Young Mcn-City.

- - NJ, g.
TOT nOy9 "'u nIC U''l, rI,>,rr t,1irv and
1AHn TWn Term S'in. September - Apply
10 MI rHoMAa HAEEhS ASH Ia ,' Yves, l,n ~.
LlMil III AR i'f H. III NAM 81 Iadi,aalvc.
&-rJV pPorESSIOy. host and on,y one
4 NEW PKOF ESSiVN; pes, ai," " Tn5ir f ~
ELECTRICITY, ~ East 2tihat
BOOKKEEPING, Arr TIME nc, fLNMA W.. w.
ID sulP-Pryato Lessons dav or r,r'ng {I II T W.
PrsSs6r2Td oi S al SG, room
~, INV ~, <, ,y,IToRTIrs BUSINESS COL
\ LEGE, untonsqulre reopen, annually september L.
Fulcourse. !! weeks, 50 -...-----
CENTRAL PARK SCHOOL, No; 81 EaSi
ia oo aIsa' or business TanSss I@oreiir, adaa
Rev f. J. BURNETT, fr"e'iH--
on central PIX lo5 West 5oti.,t.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND
I'M, p-,.,,r,,. m ,c,t ,f inII l,,ldt
Iwonjy.se,cnth year will BEGIN ptemncr 22i 81
oLm MbIh INS r. ~ carsr ,'' Ga.c
rrr,r,orV DIVISION nTilusI department lro.ectusrs
application LDWIN Fo"Ll.lt A. b. rI'"ep-L ..,.
| HARRIS PAIIONS CLASS oil fRIN a. l.
y, LAX ~ u, w ~ t3f 5.fi'" '''"'"''
DREPARArORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
/ Madison ave and iftls cts io the school ~ Mines,
Glasses IN Arcaii5ctaral aud Mechanical Drawing
N az IG 2cadGn :i'' ''''''''' ''''
DEMDA Al4-N H. W. hltIEluSN S'Ihol l"l
III removed 10 40 Wee, l-dst Er"pcIs september
20, g '', ',., yoo, f.I rro,dyy,v
L near i2d.st. 'jt., yslr Primary. Commcl,,4 l.d
,,rrr,,r II trgFE,CV To-. ,,,,,,,,,.,d his
M ll-l-l-ih IL ~ 80 !. ~. ..i,.,.
yea begins Wedncs,ily september u
For Young Ladies-CitY.
ESHENiOJS Is CIIARRO\NIER'S
I,.rt p,',si,rt K',,r,,u, and uly school for Young
IL. - 49, ..t'.t .,,Yrrr. i'm p7af sl reopen
la''i o." i.f,..T ii,,tu -.rt,gi,,f
MISS WNRpFN - West Ijth-gt.-En,-
= rs, r,..,,I ,,I C,r,,l nav = tn,' Ypury ri.lr,
n,Tartn,ni r,n,,| s.,ts,,sr -; Yanns tientlcuca'a
september Il Lsotnr'1
NJRS. ROBERTS and MISS WALKERS Eng
Y s, u,,,, Tr.,rn .c,u,l youug lsIos Mad
- '' IT," ,',f. .,,' ,,' ~, d.. ,.,ii,
'7"""'" '"'P"p'' ' Wv ~ " ' -
hS. a., LIZ m ,I 2"
rcr.,s 6rt,", Frruc6 and German an.lsg,. rfIrti,
c,, i,,l,t, t,nrnns trn, in prrgry and ,,.
afmeut the course of study in the collegiate department
Ieqaes logr yca, and meets all the demands for the higher
e.
ne dSsrG ,.,'cn i rs Sn',,or ''
~,' ' ,
FENlIE MISSES IE(TTEl !, 81 East Nl~t->i..
reopen 'her school Tor children, aond'y sept ~
TENIIE MISSES pERI\E - East I Itl-.i.Will
rronen tlrr l.ua,-I and French BOARDING ami Day
school or Nn, i,Iir. SryonberIJ uufu!-T OF resident
For Roth Snxos-Citv
NOi -SO"iA "o-No0 WYE
APT and LITERATURE SOCIETY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-17
Dressmakinq.

4 n experienced dressmaker would like a few
~ moro customers az her house; walking dresses
made for from 81 to So evening dresses, from $40
rcnOvatng done and insists altered In the neatest
amt at tho lowest price Call address CASSADY
Pacific. place, 18th st, between 9th and 7thaves.
hRESSMAkER-A competent dressmaker
~ will work for few more cOsumers &C her home
understands all branches OF dress making misses chill
dren cothes ladies' dresses done the most
able terms alsD cutting aud ittng made perfect refer
given Address, DRESSMAKER, D95 3d.ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-17
rmep .,r.-I2 o'clocS Il

-...,.,-. No-fh state state No LEGAL Tender
,, .' . '.'..'''. rro ana .ie 5"lb.o 10
q. a. ~ arI DID, . 900. 3d.. .3H tarbou'tc Iiul
l..'eUr-r !sy.I Puma. 1'IutI1HH' loJ1blO 20
-.u .G1 luI.bFU. IL 2nh 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-17
II O'CLOCK TO 2L3 O'CLOCK.

Arkansas Is can SCUM LIST On II Paul Min
Central x issue guaranteed * . con
lbub .....lT7t 5000 ......- gig 5000 lok
L X and + smith Den ~ q LIST CUu j Central lst
1000. 50 1000 .....- 1903 Con as,cutrl
1000 .33 YEleyated lst 1000 ...... rs
Arkansas - l. r 1000. ..... lis l. An Dock In "a
PB,S y issue Tex PaC inc l. Guts ASSyntct
1000. .......a2 j.0JO..... 76a soDJ..... 1856
Miss o 4 K River rex Pac Rio eide lI0DJ .....l3OIs
5000 - Division Che, - Ohio LIT
North e sprcii tax 10000 ......:Hl2 S.U's u 800.
Sd Class : \ f. r. & Vest l.JOD. ~ e
l5OJl. 1900. New 2I con Mobile AMI y I'D
North Pac lstcOup 1000. 800 l0il2I jehen
q Metropolitan r. 2d 5000 j$
NorhwcstSkg Eos 1000 ..... 81 &C e and lndP c01
900 ...... lOS $40 Kan 10 L q is 1900. "A
~ i. 4 Iron Mt Is 7OoJ.-;-..93 Loo -. l25
2.OuO...s3 S,i4 MO Kan ana Texas Z & * LIST
Gulf COL and = L Is Con - 49, ., .OO...... 10
600 ..... 100 5000 1914 Den and x e lst
Han a 81 J IS con lO7S IUoJD -. la n
> 600 49,. lUS Mil ; and W LIST Erie - cOnsol gold
Mobile AZ o lst deb 1000. ... 1929 1000 .... l27 a
OOO..... % KANSAS Pac lat con Metropolitan III IS
1000. ..lOj f,uUO...... 1903
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-17
furniture.

HOLDING TABLES.
STRONG, HANDSOME, CHEAP
Every house and office wants Sells at Aizht
One hundred other improved devices at READER AND
WRITER ECONOMY CO, Bondst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-17
Art Schools-City.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER

MR.. s. j. SHAUGHNESSY WILL TAKE A
1fA few Pupils in Drawing and Painting at his studio, NO
1927 Broadway, cor. 3Uth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-17
THE SOUTH OF TO-DAY.
TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. 81. M, 49,
IN DIMES LAND OR, THE SOUTH OF TIDAL
A SERIES OF GRAPHIC LETTERS BY AN UNPREJ
JUDGED OBSERVER

From The Nation Of September 22.
without speedily discovering
that their winter possesses unusual qualifications as an %
he quick and weltrainei iacuItlcs
with souud aud Judgment; that he Is wen equipped
foi work previous study of social questions anu
cion upon them his ClndOr Is conspicuous ana tha
he free any particular prejudice or personal pIfpo3
the statement OF his conclusions
we have seldom read record OF travels that gave tNcnGe
of more absolute tru5twoSne And ms rs NOT e
Intelligence for the letters are iu OF
strong but reserved feeling and frequently display srcW
u,t and cheerful huuOT. a merely literary point OF
view they excellent they free from newspaper sng
often vigorous English houSh ey
CYit moi nfrequcntly the p hdst5 II cOnPoAtJl
and lack Of opportunity OF revision
PRICE rosfnaid 10 cents Address THE TRIBUNE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-17
Menu Publications.
HELEN'S BABIES !
HELEN'S BABIES!

With AN ILLUSTRATED COVER, with PORTRAITS
Of BULGE" and "TODDIE" on it,
HELEN's BABIES. BY John Habberton An entire
new edition Of HELENS BABIES" with an Illustrated
Cover and Portraits OF Bulge and Todde on IT, Is pub
sed day and is for sale everywhere Paper % CENTS
cloth, 81.
BERTHA'S BABY. Equa to "Helen's Babies" MIN an
Illustrated Cover and Portrait Of Berthas Baby Az ma
have read elens Babies should read "Berhls Baby at
Paper 80 cents CLOTH 81.
sale by all booksellers and at all news
Stands everywhere, and published and for sale by
T. b. PETERSON & BROTHERS,,
3O6 Chestnut street. Philadelphia, Penn.
Who viii s.rd Gamma everywhere on receipt price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-17

NIX. =. j. SIlAINl1NESS1 WILL FAKE y
w few Pupils in Drawing and Painting at his studio 40
1927 Broadway, cor 3Oth-st
AIRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
w will receive pupils IN PAINTING Landscape, flowers
still life china and decoration at her studio. The Bella No
references: MI D. Huntington, Mr. VIM. Hart MI. James
NJ. Hart, Nj A. +. Bellows
TECHNICAL CHOOLS-METROPOL
Il MUSEUM OF ART-Day class IN decoration for
women silk satin leather OF GLASS Two Afternoons each
week Apply the building PA East J4thst 10 JOHN
BUCKINGHAM, manager.
Musical.
MISS T. A. WHITE, Teacher of the Piano,
vi West 32dst gives Lessons in classes Of and
permission to Dr. Mason; Circulars at her residence.
For BOYS and Young Men-Country.
4 HOMELlKE Boarding School for boys UNI
"a l3. L. KINDS, y. NJ, Hampstead, Long Island.
A LEXANDER lnstitute-Military Boarding
N school, WHIT, Plains, NY Principal, ORWILLis,Ph D.
RORDENTOWN MILITARY INSTITUTE
Academic classic aud scientific COURSES with preparatory
department Address Col = r. RUSK Prin BOrdentown NJ
ROYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
~ college Conditioned rejected candidates coached
summer or winter stockbr1dge Mass +. HOFFMAN,
n B. METCALF'S MILITARY ACADEMY.
" WORCESTER, Mass.
COLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL INSTI-
~ TUTE New. Haven COnn.-General Russells school
Preparatory College scientific business thor
oughphy sical training by military irinE gymnasticA sc
Ampleopportunity Tor athletic games. rowing &c
, 1881-05-20
A MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.

A Ind Hcs:rcx to 1sca1 In Cincinnati and
Asyaikcx lIaMY Htils. from lfenc-1lix
Strange TrMBssl.urtut90ll u NInttgr vi
tho 1srcruAt 1IYatcry.
Gpteial Dtspatth 10 Tas Chicago 7tttume.
prrrHuGlsG, 1'a., May l0.-Eariy this nlortl-
tllg trlckI,an IN duty Ut Durry Ssnttol,, Oil
thu Pennsylvania Railroad, thirty MILES from
l'lltsburg, discovered Il hoy about IL yc,lrS Ut
nge apparently asleuD bulllna n water-trnlgli.
TIla trauknan GlHleayprett to urol1se hnl,
but tnilet[. y physician cC1nnG ltp sattl tho
boy WIS Under tho !nlluclrt Of same nus-
cutie. Tllo tr'tckiaAn sNllilA0nch asslstnncc,
alnl tho hUy WIS currletl tn tho sutton, wlure
llu wis Iil,nIIy arnl.setl fran Ills Htupor. lle
saEl his mite WIS Arthur &. Stuitl,, Il BtIi
1T Jut9o Fnyettu Smith. of Cincinnati. at,tl
TINT an Non.lay nixht ho went ~ husi ut ha
honlo III hi4 uslsHl heNth an condition, hut frun1
thAt tins0 until tIu nwUku III Derry th!s snDrtituY
tu rouloMlIera ll0thln9. l(p don't tun,enlbur
how hs lclE lntHc. how ho Hot an tho tr,.in,
whothor hO hu! any h1trluy I'll his pctsOn, nor.
anything Glao sonncetctt With tho mysterious
n!Eutr. lilo thinks hp was tnkotl from hs bed by
snalo person WIN sArrcptt!ousIy obtained an-
trAncc to bis rMsn. gispn SUMO stu,n-
fyinx drug, cnrrted tiowll.s slnirs 10 u
HnrrinK0, driven to tho rHtlruad slopot,
hls tnro lMil IN tho ours, and WIS then
lott ml"uu tn lIs1 or t'la. ts might t,c Whit tho
n0tsn nf TIC t'ers''tl "als hu ean'l0t oven eu,,-
!ssturs. l!y ts'a h!a s!2ry nn s.s1,tFh.tnrw!rd
.ts Il ltn'ts srtnt w'tl, tho ''!Iccrs ut lIlo r,.
atE Watt, ur tla pemIsylsan. N.ilrs,ad, iulu.
iii, Il .ii9a stuIsh's sn INV was i.+iK, aa II fs Il 10,
tho r!rultnistMt.cc. 0f his dfs;Dl,calranee, Mr.
Matt sto. reec!xs! M ,.wor ;lnit tt!o hpy Aal
s''.' s'ssss IT, ,us .uSisii III ansa IT, .da. '&ss
, 1881-05-20
:, -; NIX NJ ~ ,;rrunhlc.171oYs:
SCRlDhER | !|!| PvA JJyE. W
A Timely N,,,, ol'A'

Tho 1unr 4crihror n nnr1r., ,,,,..
pnxt pictures c,,urnv..l iyjl., %ila three fu1,.
humber" ospecinI'y tin"y f.t.,,s,e, ',, e.aIn,
ADMIRAL FARRAt,rrr Atr' '0'o~':
fully Illustrated tlexerI,,,l,,n ~.
% f'v H,wtt't % ~ io Ear1'aut on"e"uas ""a IT,, yet
~ c,,t ~ ,l'9, tr ~ y IVY york say whe
os'lccr Of tho A'lnl'is llig.shIas " the sisnai.
A REVIEW o. OF THE REy1srp yp,u
TESTAMENT, " 'tW
" rroI. Fisher. Of Sew tlnyrr: ro,
H.. ~ ~. "H'uG ~ reea 1f tho teyi.lr o. tue
tnlpurlnslt cs,,trxrs. UT n'atY II tbs
. =. LORD nEAcoSsr1r1D,.
a f,lt-pnRo porfrnit cturuyrl 1'' ,,u ~,
panylnE roslow Ut thu ilc sttr.Mae, II, SMe, neeoa.
AZ FEARFUL RESPONSIBILITIES rs',, :.
Dy ". u. llowclis.
Tho lrst chnrtcrs Of this thur,nInc
o. M,erican llfo In Venice tcopisstaeo taeosIets''s
DAsTlEN LEpAGE,
~ ox1'!lsko reproduction ~ his pain,tr,.,
" tAre. WILD Il aKateh Ut lilo lfu ut tbs !oan
"T1lE SANITARY CONDITION m xr,', r','.
YORK. TIE REMENY.r ''1''
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containing 1nt,st llinle s,lggcslfn, ~ atlne,
f. t%ry SfoC@ 'SfoEC'ny"s,n* 1 ~ "x sa
duo cost "-of intGrest tU huusehojics!.' of IN.
whcrr. '''e's cFefy'
SpECI.AL PAPERS FOR TIE coux.
TRY: e''
"som9 New i1errics." by +: T. 1,oc, !IIu,,,,,,,
Potter Henderson, with, pictures LY ltS,Intn. "
"A RAINY DAY WITH 1,y,ap n.
MUS"
ty Joe1 Chanaler IiarrIs; .he seeont, pnr, Of c.,
ho G.Ss 1S,s,es eta'ii at enc, 1%s i,,'!.,ly ypaS
Heard md II. ]: isllrns; ''Along the SurW6 y g.!
0f ionE Islnnl." with pictures by yan'Ic,Senf ~ ~
attd Iinyron; "'rhu Westminster pls ".e,at ~" ~
Largest Extinct Voicano," by MI;s t;oaa.ss aas
Cumming, etc.. otc. ''s9a
Price Is conts: t!.oo n yenr. Sold aycryvhs,.
sE.lslIlNEit l. co. huY yuqt
, 1881-05-20

South Branch Of tho Chtcngn River, and tttas
pnrt of tho Sixth Wnetl cnst 1T tho centre Ut
t.ullls ktrret
Ttrthtteth-Innx a,l.i Stntk.
H.ffth-I}urrstll, MnrshAll. md Putnam
IreniV-Afrlh--hlaRot, WMhlfs,rsl. AMI Tnzc.
well.
ThfrfV. ttrth-stcnnrtl, Cnas Morgan. nnl scatt
observation-disclosures. Schuyler. aiilD Fulton. Fl
Tho SuilntG then ttnlrnet1 for tue llty.
, 1881-05-20
GOSSIP.

ArlWftTf0NatEST.
Xrteta& nbpsteh to The Cntcaso Tffbttns.
SrniNurtEtr, ILL.,. Atay 1a.-Tho amended
Appnrtiol,inent bills wliIcl, went ta third
reading lii tho Senate tn-.lay 1nalse no chnngo
Iii the relative n.lubur If Republican or
strengthen the propUsch divisions, md
III general better cq,ailzs tho districts
thu, thoy were bef0rr. II will
bu noticc,l That no ellauEe whatever
WIS in.te with rreard 10 the took County
Congressional districts THO ptnn tllcre sill
contntnputcs the eleetinn Ut fnnr Republican
congressman. 1'robaGly 0lG reasOn why no
cllaUge WIS lnatle. II inttGctt 1t wns int tho
only nlc, wis tint thu Republican, Senators
rcnlEzed only tuo well that tho hftl wnnltt
in aiL probability fal 10 70 through this scs-
sim. and tint there was therefore plenty Ut
TINA tn reArrnt,uo tho Territory 40 rs to nllDw
thu Democrats s,,sn antl n,aEc tho other three
reliably Republican. Several of them are
HOW disguised to
ACCEPT 'sr1tE rntnuSE's" At,ytcE.
IL, that respect, md to SEQ tho folly Of really
attempting 10 carry out the pIal, us originally
contemplated. Tile amended htlt strength
cns tho In SatIe County district, virt,,-
ally lcaying 1t as 1t ,nw Ii, ailt
hreaks III; tile nltl Knox County Ills.
trct by making It certainly Republican.
The Vermtllon district Is ufso so!ltl[tletl hy
removing Cumberland Cnunty. II" cimliges
In tho Scnnsorinl plan were nude with the
sailsc general itiea Of STRENGTHENING us we'll
ns cq,talxng things. rllo two bills will
| prohnlfy bo printed rs nlnciulel by to.ln0r-
row, Alrl n,ay bn seilt oyer tu The l[otlso
betorc the week Is out by TINT time
| tue House will have its own nppnrt,0n.nrnt bills.
fSR will jNHf
Ut, opportunity IL dn sshncth!rp. but to all out
ward seeming It Will bo c'iso whGra tho oppur-
tuuty and tho ncti 10 mt tnCct, and. unless SUMO
STANCE D1srENsArltS OF INDUSTRY AND
nECEScY
should Intervene. It lllny enfely ho set ttown
that nothing will 10 done. THO nutnnuratio
Senators nre very aoru tu. night over theApplICn.
tion or tho pnu this afternoon. Tliolr culm that
sane Of tito counties In tho proposed t1tstrlcts
wero not enntIguouknrpcArs 10 lie fur wide ut tho
turk: but thoy Insist thut they should huvr had
tho privilege Ut niTcrng ncnlInlonts tn tito bill,
ovan It tho Republicans had yotetl thor nl!cnl
ncuts dnwn. Thoy fret and ohafo undor rho
0ag, and swear thAi thuy will ,to all III their power
to defny thu rcHHrcEs IT npprupriN t!Oli measures
lit tho twn ilouscs, IN the h.,pu tint tho toy
crrlGr will by co'lpe!lul to ca iii extnl ErssIt!n
tlnMcdiateiy attcr % thS %rsxar ~, nc ,.l;o,r's T.,
Institutions. Hut tho threat they INV make
Will PROVE NUr IDLE WIND.
Tho Republicans III tho Sonato, IND uspccInl1y
she Chtcnso Se'ntors. havo act their tertt. antl
%ie',t II! tic :siih 10 far t!!ar l,;,sios ti;'ss
sss. '?F no f iiasc fhf II aat.6n Il sn' i 5't; i;
tlyn months ot wastet :, energies =. and
s II S,a o 9f rcs5s1 % St Sst e II 1e
ssou H"a )" s 'do ''e S;s" 81 ssfiS' sSi gS
, 1881-05-20

Many pc.ple baye lost thalr Interest In pol!t!cs
and III ntnnsen,Gnts becallso thayass 70 udt Ut
sortB nnl ruin ti',wh that shuy cshh4t cnjOy aug.
enough Il, try that Celebrated ttrt,oly, kilney.
Wort. and pxporancs !ts toni0 an1 rcnnrntIng
cffcatR, they would s4,DH le llNrrAht1g With tAo
IBulsat lii either dry Or l.quid furiu It ~ pst-
fe9t sennlY for torpid liver, kllueys, us boWela.
-Ekch&tiA1e,