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Commencement Exercises.
MONDAY NIGHT.

MONDAY NIGHT.
Normal hall was crowded to hear the
Representatives of the two and three
year classes deliver their graduating
addresses. After prayer and music j.
ID. Brown was called as one of the rep
resentatives of the two years class.
Subject.
THE REQUIREMENTS.
The matter of this address was fair
hut there was lack of force In its de-
livery, which rendere d its acceptatlon
less favorable. The articulation was
good. but the position Of the speaker
upon the rostrum was little constraln-
ed and unnatural.
Miss Emma Rolofson followed with
an address on
SMOKE wREATHs,
which was an effort prepared in verse
of considerable merit. The speaker was
self-poSsessed and her enunc,ation,
though her voice was little weak was
clear and distinct.
The next speaker was A. b. Cotiey,
subject
MONUMENTS
This was the best speech made by
the representatives of the two years
class. The address was we'll composed
and indicated thought upon the part Of
the speaker. |, was delivered with a
force and energy which commanded the
attention of the audience, but the beau.
ty Of the delivery was impaired by the
nasal twang, which Mr., Coffey, would
do well to correct.
J. b. Perry, subject,
CONDITIONS OF SUCCESS,
came next MIR. Perry, handled his SUBJ
iect with considerable skill. but there
was a lack of force in its delivery which
detracted from its otherwise favorable
reception.
The first member of the three years
class called was Aven Nelson. Subject:
EDUCATIONAL MISTAKES
Mr.. Nelson handled his subject very
well. He spoke a little too rapidly and
his manner did not seem to be exactly
natural. He deprecated the idea OF hold
ing out to the young promises Of sue
cess which were improbable of realiza-
ton, thus fostering an undue ambition.
Miss Lizzie Carson; subject:
BUDS AND BLOSSOMS
then come forward. She handled her
subject very prettily. Her voice was
clear and sweet; her attitude natural
and graceful, and the essay was well
received.
c. Riggle.
WHEN WE ARE GONE.
This gentleman seemed in earnest,
and delivered good speech: He ar
gued that every one exerted an infu.
ence either for good or evil, and that,
though the man may die, the influence
of his words and actions still lives on
forever.
Mr.. II. r. Steel then followed: SUBJ
ject,
LABOR CONQUERS.
The speakers voice was clear and the
good. His position upon
the stage was natural, but he was def
lent in gestures. He conteuded for
sin <leness of purpose and earnest
work, and acquittrdihimself creditably.
Condsn Dinsmore then closed the
exe,cses xith an address, subject:
THE PRACTICAL NAN.
The address WAS plain and practi.
al. and, taken altogether, was good
He spoke slowly and deliberately.
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The rain has softened the ground
until the lOcusts seem to be multiplying
by thousands. The numbers are get
ting so great that there are fears of Sc
rious injury to the fruit trees.
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KlrkSyille Markets

Buying prices to-day:
Corn-35c.
Oats-26c.
Hay-Timothy sl2.
Butter-10
Eggs-S
Poultry-Live chickens - Hens at
SIZE per dozen.
POtatocS-60 to 80
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YESTERDAYS ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

CoRy-No 2 mixed 4j
OATs-No . 35@36.
BAcoS-Shoulders 6iz: short clear
91s
HAY-Prime timothyS14@ Is: prairie
$S@1O
CArrLE-Export $6@G.25: light to
heavy shipping steers s5.40Q159O.
HoGs-Mixeh packing *5.50@5.75;
butcher and select at S5s0@60O.
SHEEr-Common to fair clipped S275
QD3.25: choice $4.OO@4.65.
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Ohio Republican Convention.

CLEVELAND, June 9.-The Ohio Re-
publican Convention met IN Euclid Ay-
enue Opera House to-day, A. w. Jones,
OF Youngstown, temporary chairman.
Mr.; Jones speech was long, statistical
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An Apt Comparison.
From the Chicago Tribune.

When consunptlve-looking person
slaps himself on the chest and SAYS.
I'm Stalwart, he resembles nothing
so much in the world as the confidence
man who introduces himself as young
Christian.
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-O--
LAID Over

ALBANY, N. Y, June s.-A concur.
rent resolution that the Legislature ad-
JoCrn sine die the 10th inst. was laid
over under the rule.
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The Chicago Faster.

CHICAGO, June 7.-Griscom entered
on his eleventh days fast at noon. Hd
shows no variation worth mentioning
in manner or characteristics. and seems
perfectly contented and comfortable.
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Heavy Frost.

PoEr JARVIS, N, Y, June There
was heavy frost last night IN Sullivan
county and west along the Erie Road.
Considerable damage was done the
crops.
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The German Turner's are holding a
grand convocation at st. Louis this
week and the city is crowded with Wis
iiors.
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Nice worsted dress goods of any shade
or color for l2 cents per yard at w. Il.
Harlans
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J.. Edmiston continues turning out
those nobby suits on short notice.

A full line of low shoes, both lace and
button at W. b. Harlans Call and see
them.
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Circ,,i. Court Docket for June,
1851.

FIRST DAY.
1889 Hendricks exparte
2ISi Smith W. Smith
1888 Dunbar Bros vs. Miller
2S29 Coy VS. Adams etal
1860 Gail vs Glen etal
:3D:saj Gardner d Tull VS. school district
3lsl Holmes VS. Holmes 4 Bumpass
3l55 Evans vs Powell
320s Rowlison VS. Hall
1891 Green VS. Davis
:i30I Workman etal eXparte
33il Price VS. Price
335I Halliday VS. Churchill
$40 Kramer VS. Keller etal
1870 Long VS. Long
SECOND DAY.
1868 DOckery etal VS. LiDder, Leggett etai
1916 Brown etal VS. Mccoy
37SG Gilman d Browning vs Smith
37S7 Lawson vs Lawson
$3.50 Jackson VS. Price ,.,,
3793 CRANKY NJ Il S Co VS. Snyder, Miller
379S Blanchard VS. BOZartll
3699 Bancroft Il Mcdaniel vs Rainier efal
3S0l Hooper VS. Rodgers
3S06 Harlan VS. Guipe
1907 Watson II Co VS. Payne
.,SOs Rainier VS. Bancroft 4 Mcdaniel
:,S10 Floyd etal VS. Floyd etal
3Sll CRANKY NJ Il 5 Cows Miller etal
THIRD DAY.
1872 Barnhart etal VS. Barnhart etal
3slS Meyer Il KespOhl VS. Brooks
3S2S Poland VS. Morton
1881 State cX rel q Nj Il L Il Il VS. county
Court Judges
1892 Bunnell VS. johnson
1898 kellogg Bros VS. Leach
1891 Earhart VS. Brooks
1886 Nupnell VS. Nupnell
1887 Ratten vs Ratten
1881 Perrin etal VS. Parker
1882 Voorhies etal VS. VOorhies etal
FOURTH DAY.
1888 Shines VS. Shines
1888 FrOnaberger VS. ROrabaugh
$3.50 Fronaber1er VS. Miller
1890 Estes VS. Prather
1891 Preston VS. Burch Il GrOgan
1892 State to use Smith vs. lIulse etal
1898 Baylor vs. BrewingtOn
1891 Baylor VS. BrewingtOn
3S95 Richter vs. Richter
1896 Williams VS. Williams
1897 Bounds vs. Wabash r X
3S9S Hutchinson VS. Wabash RR
1902 Canneday etal exparte
1903 Ryon etal eXparte
1921 Wilson VS. Harrigan
:aSl32 Dockery guar VS. Smith admr
1924 Etzci * Co vs. Porter
1881 Kirksville Say Bank VS. Wilson
EIF-rHDAY
81 tax suits delinquent taXes)
SMITH DAY.-RETURN DOCKET.
1901 Burch vs. Grogan
1910 Davis VS. Lorenz
39lI Arbuckle VS. Brooks
39l2 Mckinney etal VS. Smith
39Ti knappvs Knapp
3915 Riggs VS. Riggs
1918 Boyd VS. Lee etal
1919 Ayers etal vs. Ayers etal
1920 Cheesman VS. Little
1923 Roberts VS. Roberts
1927 Schweikert VS. Bowman
1923 Heyln VS. Heylin
1929 Jones VS. Smith etal
3930 pysart VS. Shettlet etal
1898 Broyles etal VS. Town of kirksville
a9Si Thompson VS. Thompson
593o Mercer VS. Dodson etal
1896 kerns VS. Fowler
1887 Moore VS. Dodson
1858 Chadwell etal VS. Os@ood
29j9 James VS. Policy etal
SEVENTH DAY.
3S0l State VS. Kensler
$500 r" HalStead
1906 Phillips
1907 f" Fowler
390S . . Fowler
1918 - Clark
3Ol7 johnson & Hughes
1928 Truitt
.ktD)i. pnlInrI
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Farmers, the highest cash price is
paid for produce at the New York
Grocery.
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Mrs. Sarah Nlckels of Macon county
is spending the week here and stopping
with the family of WIN. Hart.
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The Inner Man.

You have not changed, my Geraldine
Your voice is Just as sweet and low
You are as fairy-like in mien
As four-andtwenty months ago.
Since Hymen tied the fatal knot
I've basked within your glance's
beam;
Your beauty has not dimmed lot,
You realize poets dream.
A poet Graves for boundless love
And beauty of the first degree;
I'd do with less than that. my love
I'm much more moderate than he,
The gleam from dark-fringed eyelids
sent,
The witchery of tone and look,
| would forego to some extent,
Ny Geraldine-if you could cook.
"Oh, where areyou going, my pretty
maid ?"
ITO do some shopping" she sweetly
said;
"And where?" l asked in glad surprise
"Oh, anywhere, where the advertise"
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The Doctor gives his long suffering
readers another double dose of Meta
physics. lfthey can stand it We can.
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Thursday morning Normal Hall was
crowded; after prayer and music A. R.
Morgan who has been awarded the
honor of first rank in the Two years
class delivered a good address; sub.
ject:
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This subject was well handled by
the speaker. He traced the history of
the democratic governments from the
day of the Israelitish confederation to
the present day. He argued that des-
potism has given rise to nihilism, and
justified to certain extent, their
course, because it arises from a love
of liberty and a desire to free an op-
pressed people. He believes nihilism
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The matter of this address was fair
hut there was lack of force In its de-
livery, which rendered its acceptatlon
less favorable. The articulation was
good. but the position Of the speaker
upon the rostrum was little constraln-
ed and unnatural.
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w. L. Grlggs, has been invited and
has accepted an invitation to be pres.
ent and address the people at Green
castle on the 4th of July. We under
stand the people of Greencastle propose
having big time. They know how to
do such things, and will doubtless make
the present occasion eclipse all others.
Col. P. S. Wmtesides, of Shelbyville,
KY, IN company with his adopted
daughter, Mamie Rogers, gave the
GRAPHIC office an interesting call Tues
day last. The colonel left the same
evening for Moberly, where he will re-
main Until this evening. when he will
be Joined by Miss Rogers, who will ac-
company him home. Miss Rogers has
been attending school here and during
her stay has made many friends.
Miss Emma Guips, accompanied by
Miss Annie Allen, of LaBelle, gave us
pleasant call Wednesday. Miss Allen
will return Friday morning, that she
may be at home to attend the closing
exercises of the LaBelle high school.
Mr.. Charley Ebaugh, former stu
dent, is attending the closing exercises
at the Normal. Mr.. Ebaugh received,
since his arrival here, the gratifying in
telligence that he had received the ap-
pointment as principal of the Oregon,
Holt county, public schools.
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to be only the explosion Of the pent up
fires OF democracy or republcanism.
w. B. Anderson, subject:
MONUMENTS OF THE ENGLISH MIND.
The address OF Mr.. Anderson indi-
Gated care III its preparation, but he
failed to get enough life into its de-
livery. He paid nice tribute to the
great historical characters of Eng
land.
, 1881-06-28
DEATHS.


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,sss: s. Ss;s; 70 g. Johns Church.
!; $sl;: i S;$:;; ii
;s :Ss ftaf
: sss;sspase I oss'5,, IT, ,si' is
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u! !!tAiNsls1ns.I AN ytar', ch.r'oste 4u.bs!sy In
a:s ' :s: j il: ,:; :ss Il:
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ssssa sh r.
, 1881-06-28

HI1 nNhsOk Afau huFt tA9u NNL VI iaGf EA
tiulnrs. -.
VITA thosc fncts ,nttl baro rs to his sottlng In
Jail, haf the nyetcry nbout Ills gottinE mt ii nt
once dlapclic,l. In tnot, tho whue tttry cat, t,o
fuld In 4 few wHrlls, aud lho*u nre TINT Judge
Anthany norer for moment III rn.sll1g upon
tho cAso, Hs h0 haA 40 0ftGt1 snl'l since To In
fcrvtowprs, contemplated sentltng him to jail nr
that tlIs InakluH Eopd tho missing truticy should
ho a condition OF his aeMtcnce llDnH suspended.
These arc tho tacts ~ nutshell. l1tl tho Court
III relieving tho prisoner Of thD ctAbnrRo put
upon him l,y hIa attorneys nxalnst his VIII only
carried nit his original nHrt}lsp. Whether te
hnN boGn ntauO nwtrr Ot tho trcAtfnont tho pria.
rlttr hnu received or NOT IL mt kntiwt. tOr yet
Ia It n,ltcrtaf Mnttcr tho crctinsatrHs carreiht-
" etheo III rcluRsInK hin, ho ouly bxcruisgd tito
powot which be claims lnl0hEs to him, md eMr.
ROD unt n tonClGsh,n he hnt heforG arrlrcl Mt
After henring tho ovlt1pnce In tho caao.'
Hut there hrn SILL Qthor fAota Of Interest. md
wh0rg tuumna hAvo bcun wrLttou nbplit th8GAAc
founded on rilln0r. volumes might hAyo been
wrlttenf
Tn0M ITS INCEPTION
the whole affair hns boon surrounded with an
ntc uf myttory. aud wern tho whulu story told as
u nus cb'nn tp reporter. nt!.rs tllnh ono hgasl
Wu,ila hnw with shame. ard it would appear TINT
q torn IN the Ponlt9ntnry would be tnr prefer.
thlo to tho tort1Ont Gtl imposition through
which tho prnNpAl hns l,cen drAggct. In tho
tlrHt plnce. ho u1aims 10 haro hoon forood tti
r!cnil guilty by hts attorneys, when, ns Il nntter
nf lhct, hg was rot guilty. md thOncetoFwnrl
no had 1cittcr pcNce OF mind nor pocket until
ho WIS put behind tho bHrs and out Ut thofr
renoh. tho last Gull nadc bnlng Tor tho "loRn"
OF bic witch Us tho doors wero closing upon him.
, 1881-06-28
C1TY-uALL.

TnEnE were forty.oue burial. pormIta issued
Yesterday The dcsth'r"to is rapidly creeping
up aRn'h' - ''H
IT Is expected thnt LnkO street bridge will bc
nnrn for frnrci to.tav' and I'm, I'M ,s.. o,,n,s
~" ~ ~ , o.a "'' "''a 'u'' '"' ne" opcn
cara ,wllt pass ovcr.' 7'' ), g.,
TuE ilculth Dcpartment commenced. thirty.
three suits for violations Of health ordinances
Tor,, ,snro no ,ts.% ,,',,s, = ro.s ...,n,
iii ,ycr" an,,s ~ aa nGat - sos 81 wn1on
~" poanos OF meat oohaemnod' =
THE City En9luoor oponed the bids for tho
, 1881-06-28
A DISAPPOINTMENT.

NonroLK, Vn., June 97.-Last week a sub-
marine diver found n small safe III tho after
cabin ct the United States steamship 1furoil,
wrcckcd on tho eonst OH Kitty 1lnwl., NJ e.,
onuilea today, wore six british govorelginss
Of various eollnges, twn silver medals Of lilo
siinpo of Maltese gross, nncll bcar!ng OH tito
1bye5se iM q circle, "fl!eIlty yspl, a1tl
i,o SScS Of q one VI Is 'ea1 enFfayei q iicnry M !?
Enimerson," on tho otiior ".iames Cntich."
Ono heavy, plain, eighteen. .carat gold ring
{no rah!e) ind q silver enln Of uncertain
searc1intl for will, Interest, "a It was Thought
10 conta!n II Earge sum OF money. Mono was
found, however, and it H. presumed II llo-
l.onged 70 ono Of tho officers, and not tho
, 1881-06-28
MATRIMONIAL j.,

Tho marringc Of William II. Thotfpson, of
CEomont aaytc, and Mario @. Tack, was quietly
solemnfzca ut tho Cathedral Of St. Peter aud
1'ani yostortlay afternoon, tho 1lev. j. II.
Knowles olilciattnz. At precisely 4:30 o'clock
tho orgnn struuk tn tho wedding march, nnd
tho bridal party cntorGl the Cathedral. Miss
Tack wDrc I'll elegant BRIDAL costume at whitp
With Yellow r0sts', aad tho groom the conyon-
tlonal dress Suit. b1r. ltAy ,Em,uond actcd aa
BEST man: and Tho briio Wna nttEntlcd by her
glstcF. The party theu took onrrtagss anI wero
nriyen s ,n 10 ~" ono Of tho nre M oyne nyo.
atd Mrs, Thompson lift In tho hight hunt for
milwaukee,. md after n brsof wedlIng trIp viii
bo hnpny to rcoo!vo their f1lends ut liz, Ever
Et eNn ktfpNta ::
, 1881-06-28
A NEW MINING COMPANY,


7. srlIEAroR ILL.,, jung a7.-.'rhe bald Atnunt-
a'n Consolidated: Gold Mi,llns Company, re-
Gently orgaalzed ut tli!s place witt, Il capital
stock Of .S1o0.0oQ, md RALPH Plumb, Ills sul,-
in-law Fawcott Plumb, and Alburt uown,
supposed to bu In roIl,trtiun viii tic Hluu
Gravel Gold hlIn!nx Cti,npaly, formed ills
sprung BY John Lilly, n. j. Luther, nnU
lMlp'l Fl!tm9, ~ whose lrturest Alr. LILLY
l1hs eeoil ~ CaIlfnrMiA for neusly u mouth,
WITH ll!s wife for tAe stlli,o pllce, Whore jlo
wlll kcrp q sl,Arp 0ntluDk Upon the business
through The summer months
, 1881-06-28
: HOT SPRINGS, ARK.

llor SPRINGS, Ark. Juno M,--AMong tho
lnto arrivals here are II. Il. Evorhasdt md
wife, J. n. Duunona. aud u, ". Miller, Gill
eg9g4; g u. Alfred, "; =: 0hlers st., Louis;
IT,; J. l. Ford. Alba,lyS, NY; L. T. Davis
naltsmare. Nd; c. r. Taylor, 0mal,a, Neb.
son, ahelkyYllle, ILL.,; Miss Eit,n,a iYe. Cii.i-
ton, H.. Lllclen Grnhani, bowling Green, Ky,
, 1881-06-28

ing 0! II, and whtlo away from har during that
use or tho torn,s husband ~ and 4wifc.'' Thcto
lottcrs hro all III tho possession OF her nttnrncyA
whlcf hnwi|! ttavn hnrti wnrk ID plain auny.
Illo potlttonor IL n hnndsome, sraol!tc little
wnnla.,. and lGoks N Though sl1o n1cant bnsfnnss
, 1881-06-28

NO SUSPENSION OF. DIVIDEND.
ALBION, N. T., Junu a17-Tio Directors Of
the Niagara Fntls 1ntcrn9tonal Dridge Com,-
'9 99ny raa l,syo I'd, gclared scailannaa dividend
!.
, 1881-06-28
Beauty ;anA sl.o lsssst.

05ceua, fancy fair fefGuahulant stnll}-Natter,
ot-taot-MMu; "4luw much IL tais Gun OF lcAt'
0ushing Thing: ualt.a-orown.' tWith lusin.
Aht1ng onlpa1.isl nnut then have sipped 1t,
Then I'll you what;-here'a I'VE ahilllugs, and
, 1881-06-28

.NEWHAI4ls-WNt,Ib-At tho PASTORS study. First
81. f. Church. corner Clark nJd WAahuRlutl. .1a,,
JvEn ~ hY t,r WillIxnson. Mr. tiyotge r. Nuwhall,
, 1881-06-28
MAN AND WIFE.
The Married Life'of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. W.;TayIor.
Hubby" Secretly Gets Divorced, hut
Does Not Quit.
For Eight Months He Continues
to LiYR with Hcr,
And Then suddcnly Marriea Rtoh Girl
from Kontuoky.

And Thon Suddenly Marrios a R&oh f4irl
'A @s HuD1, fsoS T.n.aatn Ma.s' " ANVIL VIII
1885, --Ax-- ..,
Tho Dehrauded Wife Seeks Rostitu-
s4oo III sne uoa1ts' -,
..--.-. 10, :. :,
Jatneson'a Court which ls' to say tho leastrs'e-
,randt 4 lion ma;,, potiuoned @ Tho "Hs supsror i;
Court 10 act nan tho ,'eorof of i,tvorco grn.,.ci
10 % aor husoaud wiIlinm ". raylop, 's BY 1. ,ndso
Jameson, out III 1880. nltcglne fraud, md thoro.
by hangs a most Interesting tnta. Tin fonta
g,eauoa t from hos petition and from hor at
On Sept @ Sln William H., " Tsyl9r E o. through
etor. sa 1 d'iaas ca p os vorso
eruoty ~ tho nat s s1 a1v a
VS. ,ssea for 'nH ne vfo and ay
g. S s e fS S. Wv u ~hs s W%s psDdsJ w3 =
no III a,topnSy S nefo Tho uet
o1t s stS '|f Il IL ses tae 6 9 for
] ssos II pU"e n oet the VIZ
s%1Ms t h sr - eySr saw Knne aa avor
Winu ". TayIar Il at,i, ~ II H. enG nta To n
FF NJ Tim ~ f7fAnor 4. e,nu.,
nnn nmd ~ ,tnnrsa1 h ~ - snat e. cFy
lis onn hut ifIi IN liz nTatnssnn III trai III
wna az w" ~ nj ~ "a "a VIZ ~, tHn st1M!
"nncuTo ~ .cet;fy ~. ~ nv, -olt H., 1uya .
tunt Mury 4. ravtnr had ID Hescrfe ~ fIs n sor ho
h1.s,,m a. aon;nw,l,nr 1Rrs @ % ~ @ nue' noI
WIZ h,, snru W n III, ~ ann n nau hoL seo
shr it'll irntc hi,,, "r"tiiv sn uarnv, uGT; ns
Mra III nr,,,.t ,nsto ,t,y+ ann H. ly
tuT 6.r r. r. IN, st, III sts,oE t H. ,s r., I
Tmhnxn tnst @ wy ~ ~ .i nus Mnfy
,,,f tw g., ~ 49,, ~ u r, nol ~ ach,Han
IN III. "vI3cnc Sn @ isnspg Pc 1usoaao
grant III ;5v.rnm ~, to uTuse "
SSna rrnt sv np w tao geena q uGscrto,' 1o
Mt,,nr ~ a,d aab II W. VIZ nhterHa @ uos II is
trtai ic III VIII DxInw ',nthin T W psp1fnt at the
1n!t t 1nS Mau .t Atomns .ipt4!lF nnout II a1o no
u nus,oaho' y, aeeofons TO n's fathers story bolng
o'Tn. Thc po,ttton find ,,oforo r,5n, r,.a,,, .,
soa so.ay Uy o'asy T. maslor Giyss ger story. Sno
~ snssw wi,1 tnn. snS w. married sept II, TIT.
t.o,,M ~ M"''ain nu"' w. taaEiost hce ma!uon nntn0
!ae 0eeink @ MarI McElrtny. At tho ,t'tuc
nsa ~ re ~ arlIgo sna Mas onipoycun millinery
n"fHsu f ~ n.HlHur huu aetlKher. aho received
Sar n H. pEs wees. seink quite nn oxport IN
s,,d sr s s oGG atseos9red too so4n tInt nor nus
UhuS WAN ultSIpAtEu AIlQ RIHlQE4d 10 StrQ1K
, 1881-06-28
0RfINkENNrcc.

DR.. Uungcr, dlacovcrer Of tho Ctnohona Curo
for drunkenness. 0lsco, ee.;A pr,.trio avenue.
All casos ourcd A r,lnrantce for &e6. or tho
usual quantity ncetiad sl5; small bottles, Is.
, 1881-06-28
THE CITY.
IN GENERAL.

IN GENERAL.
j. F. SMtTu. Frccport, ILL.,, Is nt Tho Sherman.
]. JcBnHRRY. Npw York, is at tho Sherman.
GEonok r. nAuM, Now York, is at tho Palmer.
n, j. KELLOGG, Bou Francisco, is at tho Shers
man.
{ LEONARD IIAzzLrfsE, Now York. is Mt tho
Palmer.
A. M. NArHAIt. U. 8. A., To1as, Ia at tho
Palmer.
]. 8, Mcdonald, Fond tlu Lac, Wis, Is at tho
fremont.
Pnor. ]. u. LkEsoN, Eandusky, T.. Is at tho
Sherman.
1.s1LvEnxAN, Miles Clty, Mon,ana, Is at tho
Sherman.
A. ". WHEELER, Rochester, N. X, Ia ut tho
Sherman.
81. ". rn1Ns, Jn-, Amsterdam, Holland, Is at
tho Palmer,
D. D. TRuMntjLL and wifo, Defiance. O., aro ut
tho Sherman.
Cot. Jour s71cKxEr, Las Vegas, N. NJ, Ia ut
tho fremont.
+. v. AHnnEws, Portland, Orc., Is at tho
Grand Pnctf1r.
D. 8. 1IAuBAuou, san Frano1co, ts Mt tho
Grand Pacific.
Ex-MAyon JAcou and wlfc, Cincinnati. arc
at tho Sherman.
Tue Hev. ". a. Bartlott, indianapolis, Is at
tho 1rand Pacific.
Da. AND stRs. G. v. TYLER hay City. Mich,
nru ut tho fremont
JunaE DEaos LAKE and family, San Francis
co, arc at tho fremont. =.
Dn. ]. @. 0onunS and IudRo II. II. Marshall.
Vlrgi0in, Aru at tho Palmer.
JAMES P. SMITH, OF Now York, and Cnpt. L. C.
Bowen, U. 8. a., nro ut tho Leland.
Mn Ann MRs H. n, T,tg-rrrJn,,N Tluntec.
, 1881-06-28

People shoull not forgot Of omit to Send thotr
families up to tho LnAo region Of Wisconsin, in
Waukosha County. this summon, booause they
Gnu toln thom 80 hand',y bv taking tho maRnn.
cent trims Of the Chloago, Milwaukee & st.
/, Paul halfway, which OIL ind after Juno n, will
run as follows: :.
Lcare Chtcago... i:j io:io q i8:5s S:oS % si e:oo
Arrive altlwaukeo.i0:a is:G5 'i Tito s:oo o6 ii:I
Arrive wsukcsha: ~. tss.is o:l5 o:so i:G
. ,:. p m. p a.. p. m. y. m. n.tI,.
~. VConomoHoc.. .:t5 7;p5 9;G 1:aJ
Keturuing lcMvo :.
I'm. 4. nj. nm. II. n. PIN
ELECTROMAGNETIC. 2:l0.-:1:00 0:61 1l:UU .,.,.
Leave waukesha. a:is o:io i1:W ..... .' III:
1: nj. a. m. II. N. D. nj. nm,
AeaVo h4iTankce. 3:5 1850 1t:f6 1:U Hoo
= n. III. n. III. u. m. p, N. pm.
Arrive Chfcn0o.... T:CO 1850 s:QO 400 ZOO
All passenger trains OF this Company nrriyo ut
and depart frOM NEW Untot l]epot, corner
Madison, Canal, una Albums streets.
Over 1s0, 600 Howe scales sold. Harden, scleck
Co., cor. Lake md Dearborn streets, Chicago.
, 1881-06-28
MINING OUTFITS

WIN. II. PAGE WILL CONDUCT THE
yf G9apel ompssuGco }usotiI!H tlita uveHluK n T.
, 1881-06-28
INCQRRECT ADS,

J0gE FOR WHICH SOMEBODY rAip A DOLLAR.
Tho following advertisements wero prtutoil Ia
yesterday mornings TNtnuHE: -.
NTAN'rED-AN ACTIVE GIRL CAN
w hnd atehdy pnpfpFment nj No. III West hfadt-
Hon-at} chntnbDr N!rki German ur Norwegian prD-
, 1881-06-28
We recommend drudge esowng-maclIncs

Over 180, 600 Howe scnIce sold. Harden, gcleck
Co., cor. Lake md Duarborn streets, CbIcAgO,