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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-03-24

aUnss ~ - Ccuts kAiton. ne Proc tho SsANus
ard charges in Chicago il 1874 cents gallon,
in which. u the difference between II cents ANA
1874 cents, there is tAx on the public Of a.,
cents This tax In transmitted hy the mi .dl,-
men. jobbers AMI retailers 10 the Consumer
When At as cents gallon tho nottingham
buys kerosene because It Is cheaper taan
gas, Or tho student because II il better. each
PAYS tho Standard this tax OF 81 GEMS gal,ol,
family that uses gallon OF keruseAe d day
pays yearly tribute b the Standard of so. the
income from tso0 in the 4per cents. In PENN
syivanla, the tax levied by the Standard ahov,
all expenses and legitimate profits II calculated
~ an expert Ut Ia ccnte gallon This makes
yearly tar on the tight IN most general use in
that State Of el,5S1, I'M. The whole country
consumed last rear, d low estimate, 2al ulC OlO
gallons OF kerosene. Putting the STANDARD tax.
% AVOID AL possibility Of exaggeratioa. daan Ia
2 ccnts gallon We have : levy ON the whole
country Of tll.00,0,O. beside tho mil ions
TAKEN from the railroads in rebates. These. 10
cording to the sworn evidence Of the ONE n Of
the railroads and tho known figures % III,
shlpments, amounted IN lsfs TO u. 800 $40, and
IA the period between Oct. II, 1877, and Mare,
81. 1873, to $l0,l5l,2lH these ii.ur,s
make reasonable the current e.tima,,
that It. the Standard psys dividends 81
sI.VUiWO Q oonth. II can do this and
il has leased and keeps idle. il hacksh,',.h II
railroad men. tho brihes il has ma "a in,
Judges. State Legislatures and State lnsp, cturs.
and Its salaries Of hundreds Of thousand. OF
dollars . mouth 70 men whom il has turned
ont OF bnsness, aud who arc acting Il il.
PAID agents. To-day the only visible hope of
cheap light for the resplc Of this cona,rv l.
lhc discovery. announced BY the Atlantic etsle
49,. so euAt "a tue hanover petroleum dis
trct. IN GERMANY, bssin has been faaa
when y thought By experts to he. beyond
doubt, q large and rich as the one ia renns.,.
van'A In Europe snch alliances between tho
refiners and railroads Is created In,
STANDARD Oil Company arr inn0ssihl.,.
herman OIL vells. German refinerias and thu
' vsnaaaan canals may yet give the people Of the
interior OF this continent what the American
standard and the American railroads have A.
MED them ~-cheap light. -.
CHAPTER III.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-06-25

NoTE.-Time here given is Phiadcl-
phia time, which is fvem minutes fasterthan
Baltimoretime.
Entire trains run through TO Hunting
don. Through cars between Huntingdon
and Philadelphia, New York, Baltimore,
Washington and Pittsburg.
All Cumberland and Pennsylvania
trains stop at Hay street Stat'on
For fulllnlormation timetables, rates of
fare, &c, call on PETER Noon, Agent,
corner Baltimore and Liberty streets,
or EVERETT MAREAN, at tie station, Cum
beland, or address THos L. WATT, Pas
senger Agent Western District ,Pittsburg,
Pa. l.. p. FARMER,
Genera Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON,
Nov27 Genern Manager.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-06-25

ST. Geymnin, In N0'ch-I arrived
yesterday Between the fatigue Of the
journey and the pleasurable agitation
caused by seeing Stellaag again, was unfit
to make the customary entry in my diary
when | retired for the night.
She is more irresistibly beautiful than
ever. Her figure IA little too slender
as 1 remember it) has filled out. Her
lovely face has lost its haggard, care
worn look; her complexion has recov
cred its delicacy; / see again in her
eyes the pure serenity of expression
which first fascinated me, years since.
1t may be due to the consoling inhu.
ence of the child assisted, perhaps, -
the lapse of time and the peaceful liz
which she now leads-but this ut least
is certain, such change for the better
[ never could have imagined as the
change I find in Stella after a years alb.
sence,
, 1881-01-18

.. EVrrsS}niltfHf< Sth FrANeEtfb Chronicle.
WhflU Ut this I,1NcU re HtW tho Empress and
Emperor very GftutI. It IL not tar frtiIII tlu1u.
n,sd Iur Majesty xes to r!!e nser, 70 urectiy 70
tho llsu !er Il Hlt.lrt tatl Afnr wlith sllo takes
u fresh hnrnu nlltl returns htn9. Dne ,!Ay tho
Countess, halrillK lhat t!seir AlH!estus ltl rl'u
fnlH tho snblrs, lIir,lti IN tho stAlts t rcteiro
tholh. Airs! i;ltxlsu,tlt WIS rhanElnH her lmbst
it tho gtnE' lIexl.l1 hUr lt'rsG, anA FrInz ft&uf
gcc,u Thu GHi,ntcss NEVER tnltl Dsuuiy whit
thuy .lhs a,ld aatti, !rlt her n,n!d EMtlercde
next 'Iuy ta .!escrbp 1t u mo ts uliH very afIs-
press aflpn chunxe.i her dress In this WHY In
prsfcrpRcu to Hmg iu tic lltusc. LESS .'AliHtr
0f taking cntIl,'' slO Sys, and Nohody lHro dis
pt1te lhv IItl,erlni Will
hha refuses nlE rpfrcah1ncnt except kfnss ot
wAtur ll,ir,ig t11r visit, md ono at tho Hr1nns
fur tho lnpertni latly heHcr usua my nll0r sub.
stace with which to wiIa the lcrHrMttoli fr1'lli
If asy a,,I ill.,: secu e' liz vran % sry % i f"rwar
With tho delicate nupkins vi s0ft whtu tissue.
, 1881-01-18
farereu 4fatler Arutls.

Tho cni1dIttan ut Athens ut this mntnent Ia q
cupIlul illustration TT lhu instinct Ut order md
n.tn,xatlUn which axlsls il! thu 0rcek rrar1otu
~ hight ueHtG0 ~ tn ilArls tlon ~ q peculiar
times. Tllero nru III mn! Immediately aroi!,ld
tho city la.,Wu troops III MI 6tnKrs Ut discipline
and trslnt I'LL purts III tho Kingdom, l'iit beyOnd
tho l,ltl.uai Humber OF uniforms In the atreut
III tho tiy ami tp snllnl ut ttle trun,tsets MD
bntsIs III n,llslc, 1n9 would not lerCGltv my.
thing Ut tho rral condition Ut THUGS. ThGro
nr0 ut prUsent under ur!IIa hGout 4sttk0 I,lGt1.
tur Iric0lipts tho numbor Vi 'lnn respHi,ilnH ~
the lMll III avGnB wis iAk Ur pO PUT day, anu III
ule ,ny NJ Eh rs ,l0J, hut, purity owing 90 tho
natural law 0t bul!ieOst Powers, and purity tu
tho apprehension thnt tuttunHlnlnur,ss Moilta
8tup II, tllu number NJ sntI! presenting thoM-
selves toll to nifty and sixty y. wlnro It lInw
hanEs The actual naa!bSr q !sn S,t y the ! c"!'
1Hdatng !rt,an tho prn!mrtlan n tho cssasa
Il ike! 1t ,otJ5. l.usdes sGeso thuro
Mro Mlt,,It :.7,HO. WIN, hAstnx caMpluled their
military Instruction. hfo tlUt now untler nrl1a,
n1ti 3r.itt. whnM abaut lu,uU men tnura nro Ok
H'ctctl. which. with tho kG1'sarMor!e. WI! mako
inent. Tho MnIsteruf tho Mart1.o, who ls II
man Dt Kreat utIer9y. IL pushing the work ~ tho
navy. Tho irDOps nru prlefletA4 Ut slt Artu4
EIuKcs, Atll the whole thluy looks !iku tho real
work, TItro Gun bu no doubt that tho
present temper of snn s,s.,inat Hat1on y o1o 70
sha a'a cs.,ss.,s Of tho Rupu"a. Sftcr whiSh IT il
| usoless to speculate over the elect gu Tho 'lt-
uonAl feult,Y ut tllsappolntMrnts 0r c,tcturages
uents, 4eEeHt or yIctnry. With the ttr!lK Of the
tIFal shat tn tcctMret! wlrfAro Il certnth change
| viii luke plaru throughout vurkvy III Europe'
, 1881-01-18

lk,sah tnHtiHtFtfat llnf!tltA
Wo hnvG ntIlnlntd Gr0ln MHt,thur source fot1U
stattsiics NJ tho present psMluctiHu nr G4,tion-
seed utl In tho st,l,hl md 1t lppnuis that t,ura
9ru INV niny o.! mills III alsstsslupi. n!nv III
Louisiana. viRht ln Tunhess4p, ulKtt IN luAls,
tul,r III Arkansas, two in Missouri. tws, n Ait.
bnnlt. nna unu III fit1,tHtu. lheHo ll,tlis itro
gap!.!c nl crushing Liza 1uns of slatl l,ur tny.
IT, Nuw Urlentls thu untfaeluru Of c,ltut,.xrnd
oil Ii Hlrva,ly thu l.lrRtAt Inlslbtry Ut tt city
rt.ere are six n!Is in New orirAl,s, siallaylay
l.5 ,erss.f,s. un producing <..sAsNAl worth vi
commodities, or nfit' 'sesclh nt thu saI.!M Ut tho
t.otaea I.s y. prHtlet!s ! & M aho "ty. Ito M sx.
Drlu.s, from t'upt. t" lIec ], lSs). hnva lro'!
stM.p stock during tue saino peFIo.l tuvo becn
ir..3 lsArrris.
Tl,u exports of oottu. seed III from tho unscd
EiaicA for .ho year eMlu4 Junn III. iSsl. wore
B,s31sM tnlltsis, ynlleA 1T SL:14.i.sH. III l9tal
thurO were scve,, M,lls ~ tho c'ti,lry, tLrcs Of
them being III New Orlca.ls; IN le7u thu tn,al
number hui lesope 5weaty.slx, md now there
tlHstry ID lks, wins sl9k,in lo!sisiana f5BHo ~
Suw York. $llbuN IN lshptu Island, ul1 x:A1l0 0Hl
III Tennesseo.. In lh7U tho Whole pruuuct was
worth s:.::as0ltt. ~ icas thur tho value Ut TIC
furnished $5xI.0V, Memphis 31W,0N u,ld New
Urlc4us &sss.., Nv. 0uv VI thu New UFleuus tuills
, 1881-01-18
SPRAGUE,,
IIe VIII Listen to Mo Proposals. ol n
Compromise - Probability that tit Q
Cn4e Will Meyer COIlIn to 'FFlhl.

IIo VIII Listen to Mo Proposals Of n
Co,slprontlsn - Probability that, til Q
Cuse Will Never Come 10 rFInl.
NEW Yni.ls, Inn. l5.-A sWclnl dispatch
from Prtvilcnca 10 tic Sun says tliHt tho
Spragl,e divorce suit is assuming n l,nw
phase this week. Gov. Sprague nssorts TINT
llO lus been approached by nllp Of Mrs.
Sprague's counsel, WIN offered to withdraw
tho allegations Of adultery X he would con-
sent l,ot tn oppose the dtYnrca Oh tho ground
Of Mnl,.s,,ppDrt ltu says tint lls rcfl1setlNt to
compromise, md told the gentleman tlat,
tn'lHi,llrll Hs Alrs. Sl,rlg,:e's nttGrleys ltnl
divorce putltibN with alI Its ftnl allegations,
ho RllOull cul.siIer It Ills duty tnmcct them
III OPEN cnurt, nlItl Ulsaln whit l,e WIS sltro
l'n c1ulsl ges,-n ealnplats yln!ieHtloi.., In,
hot lm pressed for trlnl., All nf tho PARSONS
mined Ill thu bill ia hnying knowledge Of
crl,ntiMl conduct on tho part Of tlIe
t'overn9r. Or, WIN wer,. etlArTe!l Witl!
MtarytewtaI. deny Mrs. Sprugna's allegations.
]}esl.lt.s. no ctatlnu l,Aa yet 1Npn issued tn
the Governor, notifying ht'n nf tho b!ll; N1M!
until tl!s Il done, U,itler tho divorces laws pr
easo goes to tho CURT III dispositions, whtcl,
Qro Huulutt, Aiul not opened until the Court
assemblies for hVstness.
TtsD Nuyern0f returned tr0la NEW York
yesterday, wlero l,o obtained l,ucl testI.
innny OK vnlue to hiM. Tlle plan now under
consideration, aud nne which u nlnrn than
liabla to tn nluplAtt In fighting tl,e bill, Is 4!
20 iMto Court without tiling IL Counter pel /
| tlon. and put III tho yGry te*tIll,nny which
weultl DO Introduced H. sAplDrt Of IL eruss'
bill. Tllo t;nyarnDr will have for lis enl!nsul'
ars ti.1l: Pryor, 0f New YDfk, ntstl probably
twp IT thu ,l.l''st expert divorce lawyers oi
this city, Tho eMgakcinetlt Gf the two lattor
trawal OF Alr. j. u. i!reu1 rs ille tioyerl,nr's
10 tllu his t.ep0sitioi,s before tho Cn,irt sIls
tho petition will bu stricken fram tho docket,
, 1881-01-18
CRIMINAL l:QIIl},l..

A ren,ttnr WIS !llrt III tho eaae Dr Hayward,
the murderer Of atcMMtnn, and tho cAuso re-
.uckctr.t. ItiA bnil was liked mt 3E,tko.
Jun.rs atA,shaii indicted for Mrcony, With
solltvnce wis suspended ut the request ot tho
prosecuting witnesses, spraxuc. wnruur {:
urtswulh.
EEtnalo Mayors, altas Kato Wolf. pleaded
Kllllty tn tho iarcony nf nlncty ynrtts of slll<
tron, Ftel,!, Leitur + Gu, anu WIS soEnanlcd,
li,ry INSTRUCTED to Grll!g III sraletl verdict.
Tho t..so ut Lt,sser FrltHltnrX, tue T4GwnlrslkQr
charged with hurHlHsy and receiving stoiui,
tvniny 1nurtlng, WIS 1isSt,tl ~ AtAte's tlrney
MlA Until this lAntl!l1lEM,i hcts'.Int Of tho III.
nyas nf Mr. ElnGry 4: stnrrn. WHO IL associated
, 1881-01-18

nd cases. No. III, ycatun y. Yrnton. on
trHa.
',juiar GAHnkEn-t. II. 70, "a. Fused cAsc,
Wuls i. Wnlsh m hr.trIng.
,tu'hlr RuHENs--ttt III .10. inclusive. excerpt
llt. M cilsn IN lrlhl. ~
,l,Dlin AxrisUsr-l, hl ~ II. III. u, II, OF, IL,
CO. 81. II. M Gs,sn nj trial.
tul,uE TutEr-Il. l., u, ii. No cnsr OF hcHr-
ing. ,x,
trlnl. ,,.
a. m nd ass, ';, ' :s.i IA atl 1i8, 6G, i. Ga, Sl6
MiIsl :sh. ,,
.Il'nGE |,pt,Mfs-Terln Nus. Sit. Hi, SET, Ett, 6s
EAI, Eli. Et}, HAA SID, KS,+ H,i allt1 Iii.
, 1881-01-18
,)ts,,cd In ISL ~ It trnuc!l t'f the oilc In

Xii tho imiil. IN Inc coMn,ry nov cr,'sta t n,it
nuu ,,,lt- "I::i,t Of tic quantity nf seed wh'Gh
iIus t.cc,k ca.i.tt ,a Er.tiu nfnl'nt'!e l"r mo
'auufns,urr Of M 4, ,rSrS ,,, l'l ra % snsat ,n.1,
erop, rsv' ' tncseia'r. @ ;yi'itat o'ait T.lls nf
src,I. ii atrslnrer Ut !s atnnt WV w 81 1aKsM
iNl,jit. r (tA0J lo,ssl for tho trnr'lfhctnr4 uI
iii, ri! .r,,kc la nslrs, S:l, ssntk. nnt ntiiof
pI1nuets. E.l!h tan nf acc'l yie!,is trtsn 'niriy
seyrn TucttrlesAH tho United states ut" nslt'ts
Mt, nagycgatu Ut nl'nt 4sU,Uo tsn,s ~ ssr! t,"r ~
gNios of oil, vnli,et ut something t,el,r S6,0U',-
, 1881-01-18

Tho Ynlc Lock Manufacturing Company fled
It bill yesterday aganst D'Estnsng 8. mud ElihIrc
c. Covert, W. Il. Furress. and q. l.. Mnnr, tn
rorecluso mortgage for Sit0D OIL 1.Dts II 1nt
III. III llluck 7: or q. II. Walkers subdivision Ut
that lrt Of tho sou.h sixty ucrs pf tho W u Of
tho n. ". Il nr Soc, u, ~. II.
3inry N. itvIgnrt belsin II suit IN trGapass
nst.Il'st John II. l,riEier tu recover $1,000 iam
uHvs far tlIicEel elaNtlcY.
j. X. llOiBfurl commenced m action nBhtNSt
john l.. Wilson,, ctnIinn9 $5oU00 dnillnges for
alleged hrGactt OF cnvGnnAt.
.itntl,nrInc u. Horton bcynn = suit tn elect
Eolcn,uii. Mury u. uHsslge, nnti atnr,arct Il.
GnSAaxe. lMvtnK tlnnnges ut *aGl,tMl
Rrtlew md ItanI.,lh l.. ltrotks 70 Inrec0sc u
innrt.ux.s for sl.;sAl nn lnt II tf lsohortsnna
kuNlivsinn nt tho !. sht4 ncrca Of TINT tlrt nf
tho T.. II uf the n. Il. Il ut Spr. -. ", II lying
Gust OF tho Illinois Central linisroad.
, 1881-01-18
DIVORCES,

Eltzn Il. t,ennett tic,t II bill yesterday nHntnst
Jntn II. Bennett. asklnR fur divorce OH tho
ground If cruelty.
Jl1tlup fsnrlncr granted n decree Of tlivorce to
Frances McClnnnthnn frnm 1.oreli McCtunnt,,Hi.
I'M tho ground Of ntuiscry, and to 1subellH
Kusthem froth AIcii knstllolm on tho sulllo
ground.
lnllHc narn,,m Yesterday granted II stlvnrce to
AtrlNi,lc l.. loss frnn Wi1lfNm L. ". Ross on
tho ground Of 1csertt0r.
, 1881-01-18

NJ
s;urErrnn COultT-CnsrtsstnSs-@1. II. Turn
key ct nj. y. Chnries Il. Porter. $s.u.
.1uln,r tiAur-t!ttv v. Unknnwr owners ctc.t
rs,lulrlmilntinn verdict for s.,iht1l nglitst tue
city tor extending Vernon asGlluc through ls"i
q. III AH.easorH division Of tu Mlistibulvia'csE
inllja III Scr. Z. Il. Ii.
, 1881-01-18
THE MONROE DOCTRINE.
1t. History In Connection With Amir"
In North ntAl SoMth ttittrien.

Its History In Connection WITH Amir"
Ii, Norti. nsa soush Amrris"s
THO revival Ut i1.n .lirc,.a,i.,, or .t,c Monr,c
,,tr rt,o H. ro,,,,rtin,, viii t, 1,,u,,,n t,ahhl
srte,nc r''rers,s tue h!.t,ry If TIN, iuctre rs
Int lll.t!mtsi. Va tusr. rnrsnnn'ey. "n record,
,,ot uniy tho outside events wc! p,,vc rtsn IN Il,
,t 'o!i'9 ur MS ,is,,c 's,ry ~ sr f,rr
Mr. En,f'h,n eoa'e t"ctts-''e sc"ts "''o' 's
-. ,,,
DEM sluut1m II, lis annual mpss.,ge 10 Cn.,grcss
II, ,h ,hs ,n,. ,ss, '''' ''"''"' ''~S''
fall Of Sa,mIctu,, tho lo,y A,',ancr WIN fnrcd.
The parties IL II werc nu.sl, 4,ustrin, 1'r,ssA,
nta' fr'stce. rh'.f o.'leots wepe very r. re.s'"ss M
", but somewhat FnE1s1y, stated to bo the u.s.
trn,,,nu,, If ,l,rlr sm,,;c,.,s n. mrn,lu,r. or n
.s.rs.In., r,.,, T,,n ,xori1 r., ,n,,,nr,l inv.
.n1.s',Mh .us n1 "',ta ~ Rs'st"'. ,,.,...
trtt. uiHlerstosNl II tO b81s lcnYue VI ast'tlstl1
nuui,lst the rights md frcuitUu nf the l1htths.
iu,r1 II, trrt,r,,utn ,nnorrlr. and rr,,rcss The
Sprh. v,sr. i,t"r ,l,, y ~" ,er,,t Powers os
E,.r'm,r y,ssnin,,I,'i II. r,,nvrtts MT IIx-In.
1:.n,s.iir NH f,,rupf ~, mliun,U for thu excr-
c1sal ~ ,,tm,rni s,."rvisnrv H"wnr t,yrr E;,1,.
,,.,,r n,intrs I'm, N" s,,n,r;ssi't, nr ,]ur1uts
rc,s,n,,s 'M timitm @ ti,.,nsSv. :" hownyer 10
'S ~ I.n: suiri, ~ =" rny,,1tan hr,,Ns tut
IN smu;m S"mles. MD s,.r,fi,,,' mi t, Custi,,-
tInl, ut Ga.!is WIS lrtica!,tss ia Ill, thrre K!nV.
Er,,,,..at, IN S,,,an' n Untolrr. isal whici, wins
,t,s,T,'. ,",r In. . ~ iIt, xnn,,, rrnr Ia lnv-
, ~ yrTs saf INC Iro in ~ M a'v Iv i III ny ~ rrn
,m.',x,Ars ~ Wiz, rcnr,'sntri bTt tito KLir ,,r
Nn,,i"s mn, s,i,r sr,nlirr Tnwers i;rtrt IrIt III,
i'rt,t"aiel % urmist tt,o nr,,m,s..,l utervonti in
ifs wns rrsttr;.l in Mi its viror Of. tiu reuii.
'r"a ,a,, po,.,,,s, ,,.,rroo.,,,, o,,,,rrc,, Il,
Snrtorn anni,4' J." ,vhts Frut,, tr,rc c.,infort.
II ,,"t s ros'pr"ss hat ecu %rr.,n.eu to
, 1881-01-18
WEST SIDE PARKS.


.r,rcr cr1v pnpvc /
WEST SIDE Parks.
Neg,.'nr se','i.'.ontm1y nce,mg-we"'
WM'h'nGtnm s'rea. tnaprnvsnnen. ,.,,
their regular scmI.,l.olthy injecting yesterday
.rtrrupm,. Observation-Disclosures Wuo.l,,rt,
wiiken, wllcnx, l,al,tfs. Mccrcr. n,la l,rcuock.
Commissioner siccrra presented tho rulurt Of
mo ',,l'F,set''e',. M .'l.es! ,,' t ,r
,,',.,,.",t @ 4" a,,n'lt,"" ~ ~ wh,, VIA rtrrr'.t
!''SSsSs tso i"pSs'ss S y! %s.t / Wsssis! .,rss
fn w wgs1 S 9" nst 9 a"r ssn%I 10 .o ess t.
isc o. TStn ,r'I,,S,,' rIs' "rs , ''n ,,.i M
McGulnlAtymE nts,tI'HEG" i,t h s"n stm't ~ @
pssnks; a,ia ylE 1",s,,sG 9e Say aa. ,o ,a
cus u a'! nr!i,'se ~, t,t thGr a"feF IT,
,nxtsa d lr tnehes q RsanIt ti,,s, san;
iu t%n le,cs G o. Hrscl. inG3 HIM ,', I'm. r,,
s sN ,s1t. int ~ In n ,.snnt M Hill tisf am sho
sfts " ary %4nsor no nu n.y. aS m ~ %es ,s rig;
<,r ws i"stcn @ ~ twtv" t,,shnsof l,r,,kei, Ii,lc.
stot's they hsg ssilusa sS h ncss f the 1a
snG ,',; 'tf ~ ,,, aPe ,urI ~ III, r,vt~ay. fWr fn
Width bi ,tlreany eossrG W,,n
eEt inGuts ~ RsIHua, iI W. M.tG i,.t W. w =, f,rt
soi!h fn,..l!latIon ror te srat !,ca1a'; r.. ~,
iur snnint ~ IT. 9r ~ t:ni .,'ts T., ~ ~.
E1' .,", ~ s.rd1, IL "a st roslSent wit tI, G
tic Etual, tn build Il Fewer Or Rcwors IN west
Washington street from Full street to tenerAt
| l'lrk.
Your CDinmtttuo would furtl1or report tnat.
upon generalization VIII, thu city they
nrc sui ls!lGsl that tho sewers frun Unlisted stsret
to tho Gast iu uf FhlI street nre sufficient, .:1
fiat tho ehtct,-btstiIs between tho s'nD loll.ta
are As tl,n.etrnis Us tic Hcrds uf tho street. r.
tltlfre, Milh will fully meet tic iiet1.nlHs Ut this
Improvement when put In propGr repair.
i. u. stCEAl:A.
| GIHnE ltAiIt.ra.
| " Improvement Ci.lnln!tteo.
] AN OnpfxAHCE for thu Improvement of west
Hien sLsget ~ tMe H. ~ Gs1 it!.e 9runn pr, FAM
III issta,wrs: srnrinS |, Thnt West Wusht1,1ton
.'fniutE.'. ..,.n. si.,, It,is+,,1
, 1881-01-18
nlslns,rioN nr THE FuSp.

u IL hoped Nt,tl tnllsvtal tint Of t1e s:.hA rral.
,lsss,t,ru window will not exceed fU. This Will
l,Atss thu sum nr i 10 lo ntllttl tn tho ine,llt
ttuI fund which tic stt,ekIihula 1T lila Central
Ahls!c-llNll Mra rEisnH, or uthorWIsg tn llo Ills.
pt,srl Ut fnr tho bclct Of Mr. CtrpsntGr's fam.
ly Us hny he slpterlMInutl most nhvsabto: slcAIl-
while Str. j, IL. NuSitAer lnls u1sisVhtull 10 nut
Is treasurer and tut..pst1lry trustee Ut tho fluid,
nEil lhu tHu'uy " l!.,w in lila Gilstu!y.
, 1881-01-18
TO THE PUBLIC.

There can be- NC bottae guarantee Vt y ,ng Ir.ps.
dies fhau tue baso and Worthless iIH!tatitH titH.istA
them. A. thera ase Fulse Nesn!ttnsss' md m. "a
end Pills. b. sure xnl Has fur lsall"M} = IN,
a4AA ua u4u1s "E41ss& il WI Wlat S9s
, 1881-01-18

Se.s Ill Il .s% a. on I'M Sn,i;aciur;ne III.
o,,, l,nytsrr M r.all,crs thu tuy's nyDr1xe cx.
WHEN IT,, ;,,a,,s III, ti uoIis stetioll, Ks
nxansl tnls 10, ,;ay ;t,r, ano a9t E vwrrwatv IN isp
*, ni - f In isso Ill. .TIi,y, llIniets reerivcd
ma paI ss cy Tssnss'yi Wy s s!ys 1s sns
sunaE"s "'t,.,st n'o" "''~A e''e '"''
For S.tHS: iTsck #s,l1.
h"lT ,e !e !i.srs t'ns ios ia cook sS1 Gty s
Lnesr @ prss''crs W ce'rae'oFs: ':sp IL
HltsntTnms ..ai,ctcij tri lOOi
:" ~, """7~~~',',,,........157 ..157i;
5 IT,: Siy = i a faet sa es s' rss es
prison To- o. ge ns re 1e re
sc wp a,1c nn' 10 rnr her car sr mi NJ
sS,ny 1s TheS T. ,fpb hna ,ss ss3S ,
6eSn tine n a.irns Tue ySa9 fr !" SiiM III civs
fn,t;sn Win cicnriy belonged I
70 THE COUNTY INSTITUTIONS
fS .1asd ns tdfsns as 1x # ths sS;s t. ,ss # ]
j. e 1n4e pr"yisin for, them nn, m,. s
nGts y. 'no u,r foT n,S'i,ty in..ftntnmss lit
tissy @ should hayo powcf to ~ - a!!l tno @ AT;
sf ssrp Its, ts' eas for sh sfsess aseT au
to hospitals a'!d IT, the As mress2h,
this inststutio hayihg been rsinse nani'sslo r
~ those inHit'nns @ a neEG m t9 e9 ~ q m ,nr aG
thfaeu neHltu VIII eHNn'e t4Gin ~ I'll nIt T.
gwn liysli!s Is ean oae,,y oe =, e"rsGea ,,t IL
us.ees ,fe @ c.meu a Mn ,naM ~
or as s',Iaastcu T In fr,cr rcpnrt, power
should ne EVen 10 n!1 !soaf o. H. sne
Asylum. or 10 tho Aln,s- llouse Of the county
usly invalid Or insMno i1!i'iatG who eteariy snnanl
not have been sent to tho Moase 81 ~ ~
, 1881-01-18

Tiero wurt, il0 ntlor Expenses li.l t,l,t uf ltu
ps1ett'ls. mil III, frru tcitata were s1lIcd The
Ain!lrucV numbered i.t87, In utkl,ttan to tho
saclrt..s, aHi the rnrluus s4.,artets. Several
rnwA ot tht! ptr!Het WcH, e,rurra t'y tho plnt-
lnrIn extu,ulul from tito BtAye to accommodate o
tho urIbustrN,
, 1881-01-18
FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND AGUE cured for 1fty cea1 .Sa
Thgre IL mt q remedial agent in this world tnn
Will euro Fpvtr utnt AK,Io anl ntl other a!nlaI7
st feysrs i a.led By RAhwKY's riiIsj 10 qulest
"a attADWAY'B'HEan HE1.tEF.
FIFTY CENTS PEN BOTTLE.
, 1881-01-18

TntAl. III
q. Il. 1lAnMnS,. Treasurer.
Tho A0nv0 statement Includes tho exchnltHg
tickets which wcr. tlrtaunteu ftr reserved
scita; tho cK!l far tho exeha,Hn tekGts wns col
lrctesl fruni tht.sD WIN lIt't sold them. Tho fus.
luw!nx IL II rtslinl6 III tho receipts and cx-
iGn5eF;
Receipts.
From l0x-1cD. ....,.................faa,TG ,TG
Exchange itetuts il0t llrcAU1ltUA..,..+..+.. ID
rruGetIs IrUnl sale Ut libruttD. .....,....,. r.
Iotni receipts. $.,s0j
fJFlkhscS.
IAll OH ncc0.lnt Ut tho .ArHA troupe which
controlled thu l,nlt Saturday night ..,.$ 1@.00
lMIi arcllestrA players not otherwise 00-
,. us,tV
p,.,gr,ii.,s 49,. ...........,.. G.M
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1881-12-21
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas James R. MCKAY (who declar-
ed himself to be single and unmarried)
by his deed OF trust, dated November 2ed
1880 and recorded in the Recorders office
in Bates county Missouri in book No. 3
at page r35 conveyed to the undersigned
to secure the payment of the note in said
deed of trust, fully described the follow
ing described real estate, situated in the
County of Bates and State of Missouri,
viz.
Beginning at the Southeast corner of
lot six in block two in Harper's sub-divis-
ion of the Southwest quarter OF the
Southwest quarter of section 3 in town
ship 10 OF range 81 running thence West
chain and S hundredts, thence North
4 chains and S. hundredths, thence East
chain and IS hundredths, thence South
! chain and S. hundreths, 10 the place
OF beginning and whereas said note and in
terest are past due and unpaid. Now
therefore at the request of the legal hold
or of said note and by Virtue of the au-
ti,ority in me vested by said deed of trust,
! will as trustee sell said land at the Court
House door in the cits of Butler in said
Bates county on
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1881-12-21
Grand Opera House Burned.

Columbus, Dec. I6.-A fire was
discovered in the Grand Opera
House at three % clock this morning.
1t was not controlled until daylight.
1t ignited from the furnace beneath
the entrance door on the first floor,
burning the office and soon spread
ing to the amphItheatre. The build
ing was gutted and the only thing
saved was the stage drop curtain,
being all that was not burned. E. I.
Mithoff. the owner, suffers loss of
1900. Insured. The lessee,
Morse, loses considerable property,
which with the seasons business
puts his loss at $1,000. The house
was packed last night to hear Fun
on the Bristol Had the fire brok-
en- out at the entrance during the
performance. there would have been
a great calamity.