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Daily globe., 1881-08-29

Bishop whipple spent Sunday, Aug. 81, in
Fairmont, and preached two able and interest
ing sermons. He confirmed number Of
young people. The bishop is 60 years old and
has had official charge of the diocese of Min
neseta for twety-twO years.
Daily globe., 1881-08-29

LIEUT.. Gov. GILMAN has boom for the
governorship. Todd county Instructed
its delegation in his favor, and he may
yet prove formidable contestant for the
office
Daily globe., 1881-08-29

Track Attractions at the Northwestern Ex-
position--The Lady Riders, Order of Pre-
paratory Work, Style of Riding, Etc., Etc.
The Defeat of Piedmont by Edwin
Thorne---Handsome Performances of So
So and Observation-Disclosures
Daily globe., 1881-08-29
AMONG THE HORSES.

This column will appear In the GLOBE every Mon
day morning. Pertinent correspondence will be
thankfully received, and should be addressed to j.
D, Wood, GLOBE ofice.]
Daily globe., 1881-08-29
M. DORAN's REPORTS.

The following quotations giving the range
of the markets during the day were received by
NJ. DoRAN, commission merchant:
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 81, 10sA. M.-Spot wheat
firm. Floating cargoes firmly held; not
much demand. Cargoes on passage quieter.
Small amount of wheat off orders. English
country markets generally dearer.
NEW YORK, Aug. 81, 1900 M.-Re-
ceipts, wheat 263, ia; corn los, 400.
WHEAT.
Daily globe., 1881-08-29
SILKS. satins. ye1vets, Etc.

Full line of the most fashionable and elegant
Silks, Satins, velvets, Pushes, Armures,
Florentine Silks, also full and complete line
of Cameleon Surahs. These goods are all of
the latest and finest styles. Call and examine
them, ladies. at Lndeke Ladd & Co.'S.
Daily globe., 1881-08-29

Consult the European regular graduate
diploma in office-on all sexual, nervous, and
chronic diseases. Twelve years experience.
See advertisement elsewhere, 439 Jackson st.
Daily globe., 1881-08-29
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Novelties in Dress Goods.

Ladies, if you would look over the finest
and choicest selection of the latest and most
desirable styles in Dress Goods, go at once to
Lindeke, Ladd & Co.'S.
Daily globe., 1881-08-29

The Owatonna Journal says: William
Shea, aged LOG years. father of John Shea, of
Owatonns, was in the city the other day,
smart and active. His step was as elastic Us
that of man of fifty.
Daily globe., 1881-08-29
Card.

Circulars to M. Hlasko's dancing classes are
at all book anj music stores,
Daily globe., 1881-08-29
EVENING QUOTATIONS.
GOVERNMENT.

GOVERNMENT.
Skies extended. .1Ol3s Fours do. .114H
Fives do. ..... .1O1 Pacific Is of 95.. ..130
4Hs coupons. :. 11315 u
Daily globe., 1881-08-29

Lead and iron pipe pumps at Kenny & Hud-
ner's.
Daily globe., 1881-08-29
MILWAUKEE,. CHICAGO.

Year wheat closed in Chicago at 1.269.
Wheat receipts in Chicago l5s,s9l bushels;
shipments "a ,459 bushels.
Wheat receipts in Milwaukee 81 400 bushels;
shipments 81 600 bushels.
Stock of wheat in Milwaukee 6S6,0O0
Daily globe., 1881-08-29
THE EXPOSITION

commences week from to-day,the turf sports
being inaugurated the second day, Tuesday, SO
that there is only one more week in which TO
complete the home arrangements for attend
ing. OF course, all who possibly can will
come on the early Tuesday trains, not alone
for the reason that Miss Jewett aud Miss Cook
will ride their 90 mile match that afternoon,
but because on that day half fare tickets will
be sold on all the lines
Of the Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul road, good to return up to and IN
Guiding the following Sunday, thus enabling
parties from any distance to save enough in
their railroad fares to pay good proportion
of their exposition expenees, even if they
Daily globe., 1881-08-29
Eastern and European Markets.

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-Money at
sos per cent, closing at per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 5@6 per cent. Sterling
exchange, bankers bills weak at S4.79%.
Sight exchange on New York, 81. S294.
, 1881-02-16

*i0,0M in tho irrnsnry 10 Tho credit of I'm
JtrlalHorDrt pumping works, - ''o
,Ct Iha In Thurman thntRbt ihoy woro of morc ttp-
.t,n 1nntinn q AID. Ctnrk Il was Aee,te., II,
1n,r;rlintIicnd that the Cnu1n*hOrcr OF I'tthIln
Mirks ~, authorized II f,ror,sb to tho rniruni
cutn!hles t,wtnK the lard. thnt ii,p rity Wn,Iil
construct shs new ,lpck ll,,n and Kiyts them lie
T., fu 81, y JHkso ntrrtt. sljuet to right NJ wHy
II. nu ntr inr ylattnGt, III exchange for to rcal
e6iaIo hccessary to- Wtintt tho river.
OGDEN sl1p.
r, 1ho Gnfnpfnfnt ul tho prOprrty-ownnrs or
nennn Siip as tu tho bridge at fhu Gntrnnec-tiio
MMM a.s hdt4 ftH' tmrrnw-wnA fHeiitat,t, anil tho
rawGr to c!tnpcl tho railway cnmpunles L, iuiId
anGtaof hr!'Hn nnlcss tue trcsrni 0np was ~.
recommend that tho city Engineer 10 Directed
10 rnitnrt Oh lts GDntlillon,
Hho Cotnmtitct then u.tInnrNcd,
, 1881-02-16

3he Next 1filno1n Htnfr Fair to Ito flclI
at tpeorla-COf ~ missioner ur Axrtr,,lt~

T9ao Next Illinois Htnfc Fair tn tsc He'll
at tIeorla-COfUniisnt uf Axrtr,,lt~
nrts
Special DstpateA to The Chicago 3s1,,.rt,
briefhnFlEt.p, ILL.,, Fob. N.-TEe State Ilonrd
OF AeFlchtture WIS iii session tD.,.ny n,,l lux
up tue QUESTION of locating tho Htnir Futr ftr
tho cnstttng two years. Eenmtur Whiting wns
present with proitos't1on ftom rcnrfn. nn,i tho
l1oarl waited snfnp tI1uo to hr.,r fy4,n, s,rl,a.
hela. Thu citazens wh6 hMtl wurke,! Ap the
matter hero had very tfhuruI proposition iii
ready, and Ind sccurc,l tho signatures III al t,,
prominent businessmen, In tho city nsrccuu II,
;nnko exhibits And Inhor for TIM SUCCESS Ut tho
fa'f' Iaoy were nlsD sure ut Il MINORITY OF tho
votes OF tue Ilonrl and nil thnt WINS needed 10
secure tho prszo WIS 10 uhtAjn The cV,sust Of tho
County Agricultural 11uhr to husu its Krs,.t,,tIa
Used TOR the Btato Fair. Thu DIRECTORS Of that
two-by-ntna b0tIy met thIs afternoon md rr-
iusel 10 Ernnt tho uso Of tho Hrp,,m}s
III tho faco Of petition asktuy then
10 10 30 Signed by 20 lnctnuess or tho
Assoc'ntlon. LIT consequence Of this uctlop
Springfield eoi, mako MI blu for tho state Fair,
ana Tho Hoard located It at rcorlu for the uuxt
Two years, Tho citizens there Are rntsiug Sls,Wto
10 be spent III improving tho Heauuds. There Is
much Indignation Expressed here ut the pig
neaaeunrss shown by thg five Directors Of tho
spseat Dspash ie 7nt c%.esso @ 19t}guae. }g"S.s'
~ rsnnSuf'Eh sIs; H., NJ! Feb 151At te tccttug Of
any th9 foliowlnR resolutions were asirptutl:
tnaolitd. That tho illinois State Hh,,ir,i Of ar.
I!e.!tAre c1snmcnd tn tue favorable consItlcrt-
lion Of tho rrcslIeDt OF the United ,itatex tiiu
ilntllg " tho lion Emory Cobb. of this stntc fr
apt,oiatn1cIt M ~ cHtutslfssoacr Of agriculture.
ltca9Ctt, IhAt tho pruFnlncnt position Tint Mr.
Cohb hns neci!pleH III This State tar niany ycNrx
Us prnctlcal nn1 snceGssf,,t f,lr1ner mud )rr-
Stock breeder, md hts faithful gery ccs In ttIr,
various ORGANIZATIONS to 1cselup tho ugrl.
cultural Resources 1T tho Sta,c, entft{ htt1t to
iho iilGhcst Endorsement Of tho Illinois Stuto
!fcstArttt, 1hMt the President and Secretary nr
thtt Hoard inform Tho StHfe t3Aar,ts III igri-
eM!lnFe or other States at this uettnn md RI.
quest their cs'Gpguttnn In ih!s n,nttur; mil
turthcs, to usu tll honorable ulenns to srclyu
inc appointment OF Mr.. Cobb to tho poHftion
, 1881-02-16
SOCIAL GATHERINGS,
AnClFn1sIiD1' FEEJf.aN.

AHCND1sID1' FEEIf4AN.
Tho members Of tho Uultn Catholic 11brary
AssftciHttou tunscrct a reception Inst evening to
Afchbfshdt' Fcctan. ht thotr rooms In Ilonot6
NECK. The reception was hold far tho surposo
or Rls'uy the Archbishop mn opportunity to
meet. socially, tho members ct tho Aesociatfon
and their fricnhts, mud It was n marked success
n every respccs. Tho spauiaua rno1ns or tho
tAs;ssnciatn1, wore brilliantly lighted nnl tnstc-
ftitly decorated, and Frcebcrr'8 prchCatrn ilfr,
nlsc.l excellent mOn!c.
Ttto ArcbhAbpp arrived st,nrtIy after 8
o'rlnck, nucnm rnnietI by Judgc MOyfit win, p5e-
ses,tct' him tn the tests rs they came iip Thu
fo0ns were. comfortably erowtletl during rho
evening. aHl Kn'crAl and tInrtstrntncd suclniIl-
rcKtiRr pEogrum lesi.lo the I.,iBicnl D,c, md
lhe Ktiests dlspersch shortly nftcr 10 o'ctock.
Aiming thnsu ptEecnt wcrC tho tp)1Dwlur fn.1yeg
and gentlemen, tho nsterak ~ hetoru Il EctltiS
inn!,h name Indicating TINT hc rms aeoomrAnieA
, 1881-02-16
BAPTIST SOCIAL UNION.

mn, .,',-, Alo soElA4! UNION.
Inc tilsta arnual injecting or the Chcngo Dnp~
fist socai unlou was held Inst evpn,ug at tho
usnu, s,t,,nur In ~ to1tos, ..',,!' ~ wv
~ -. 'ue 'aa'cs ora'hary, Wncro nlso
tao puslness nl tho evening Was done. After
tito meal, Mr. +. N. Blake ca,lctl tho 0ntherfnu
to ortJert ntl tho Hey. Dr. f;uI,,sttn sn,1orsom
n,ntle 6riuI utlJrcss. in wlich In rvic,.ni ~
history Of tho Ii9nisi ,!t,uunInattt,m in tnie III
country, uuH mpJn nn esuor,i nnHni ~ ~ We t,e
UNIVERSITY Of ChIcnwo If, .ni fhas ~ t"ttt ~
Dlti Of iii ctjurntionn1 Instit,tnn ;hat @ vn @
pccunious bad Il tcntlnncv tn ;fnyeinn In
thu business uuaitty of n mil ~, 'Ahnp ~,
iresidcHt or stcb n f1nirrraItv oor, ~
pe.teA Il t,inn IN hc T"itbtst' -, tIant
and ccot.o,1lTcni and Ind ~ trn,innnv n'.s tsGnss
d nafl's elIcck ns wnjf III tniT tmn atnv ~ ~
bn n,iti tho engine, and ho aa b1 an9,oti,nns ~ anS
felt as tito Dull Ifd-fscoIlr1lut hmt H. h ~
wuya rallied, itc wnnt,.i r. srr so,nn T ~ H. Ks,
Chairs endowed bt t,,ctt ytIi tiot "nHu ~ nn "o
beeaAae tie uuiyctsltr Wis in t,aht H. tueM
that teitt paid ailtl tilq tnortr,co rsr =" ttnt
they could 90 ahi,t nnti tho crInutnnut ~ etaus
would come ffo ft.it enrn.,roa"J ~ tUts t..a tt,
AMI h beiloyud that ti,o i0rss ,s|t.;S,, f, t
diit, Tho l,nricst thinv Ia III nrrS ~ y a. I'LL
Il university. - @' "-~' ~ 'at "''s
4 rccrss for 3fteon ,n1nntos for sao,o1 t,,,x.
course .yRs ttlcn tnken. nm vim, thS 1"thnr;
wna called Ia Or,It.r mHtm a n,,ar;nf t,t'i
Df Mrs G. n Enrri,1rtonN. snmrsnS, III frpoatf1
.hnfn nitn III "ptr, pnIs, ,MmI", "'s. II.
.t'fef. all ~ 4Aai13it1Hy 4GHNf.
, 1881-02-16
!MISEELL,f.Yx;U{l.x.

A sSlGSEES .l SALE-SOT1CE 1s HERE
X Evel tbMt W vlrtnt 9r IN urisr uf saiu
thaao ~ tHs tHatftT toMrt " t'ook tounty IN liie
HlMto nf i!ltnnn. on tue !sth dnx uf FrbtnMry Il. H.
h. H., M Sv1lsan X M9rs."l ,r%rtf sv",s nnot
~ aHwsa@ n t. Slstss Matti ~ As.x,t r ~
IT, IT, %1tHs5s!Gnr " H,1a y fat A;stKNcs m IIY th
~. n thu rranses ksu~n ~ Aoa. IS ind ii Sutii
C!urk.tt. In ~" tlty of Ghcng,t. County pf IUnE
niG state Gt llllNnis. so!l At uA1 seniuG fnr tho
Afld hehi price lta rap viii bring IN cn.f iii
sat past " sHI ustasa IL hrl as kHch al
ks!tu: nfifafn'nf IN aafd prrntrs ana ct,tisIsg OF
nttnck Y EfnfeGeF. lrnvihnns, thrHftMru, and hx.
tHfust nt'a s4CA Rnus ad ehntlu1a ht,t1es ~nkt;t.
hha thr!lcsalH ttHIk t,nAaty. h.tnKinH tp eni ~.
tats II" lh{, ~ tlb tlu Ut ta sails hi ron,e ji0
d postcsstun Or ate thun III tata possession and in.
dnr nv run1rttt NJ nnr1 .thslEnfB.
iHht tto meteorological, klIrl Assignee, will el2,
nn nc Ut iay Of March. \. u. lu1l beginning vi III
nclnck IT, 9., ht tte tttstEpA know ~ Nj, ~ }thin-
thifa.aI. ~ the CITY II VuiNeJ. III she County ii
hdaMA sui slatU Ut fHnis k1il n. n,tbIic ysiIuv'
Iut lha Highest ind best hfIru lt'v Viii bring III
east a thht FArl ~ anil e.atS conveyed ~ tltIi ~
taeh AssRnre, 3tntninH IN f1 prHnlH9a tsAt s,MleIi
hHa eAbtsaslGMf stuek Ut KI4c4tlrs. prt,tI4tuav,
IIfHttrc aiia 4AtHrp1. hlso. 1ura Enus48 AA chak-
tes. h0rrrs, wagons. nIa hArEcsS, IN said t1fy III
0@ncy n@tnnelnx !" sH1u casntu uy. ii tho ttnta
u naI SALE have GEMS. uE utt In thu punsrAslpM Or
tnfni5ainf suYh AsstKnssi sHen aaIcs shall b. cua.
u, ;, Nl1IQLA5 MAITiN. Xasxi,ss.' '@'
l'tdstek + Mailman, Atto5nvfa for A1s|shst II
ri 1 1pnr
, 1881-02-16

1.t.,ltt. - 4A
t;,t, MtiA y flaf; (, ~,
| :, no .l1,,l., ne" =. W. oRh'
M an,li,eEu.
Ihe Hces U. y, Lori
ri. Mcf: t.; ~, =,
Ano hoF ". h' Inv
r,Il IEensse. E.
II. 1no nsV. uE,y' 'pMlth
lug iteH !'r. uutuehH
ma, ;A1sueI2n' t; q!
ane f,l hMs, 81 +. 4. MorAan,
a,'t rrul: " 4 s!afhor.
sm,,t,ol; ~, ). a: Esl1reil,
,TH99 HoF' +. y. Taylor,
:; " nfhX'!ot's
~ 3tucRnec,
~ & tsatt!iwtttt
x39M4aa ! y Hoodmans
.H5 ~ y Hawklils; l;
~ ~ + e;Harttscll,
~. a. Holloway,
! ~. ~ ~ ~ !s,. Atll,x.
y. ~ Metkef,
Y. A. hllrsli,
=; y; Marhh,
Il =. urntfg!i t'HFk0F,
y: ", = Z r. i.lcTce,
~. =; =: l,Afker.
M * ~ h1c!Aosas
r. a. a. s''ltth,
~, T. ssh9Hrkt
-. n; it1ittGi'.
Mts; tt'f*ytae.
*. y. !MfTetf1
~. ~ MnlAke, ~
~ q. Harafnw.
4; slt,lit6o tAfsto~,
~: H. that,dioF,
j.. M,Milam .,l Gia,lcy,
th,lsee i. uafil1y.
- y. Gndoacss
r.. n: 4!llef,tl.
y N.E r. y y. uafseH
~ ~ !, y. ,h,, ,hhn,i,'len.
H.,Is t1iiHu,
X. X !. III tAh.u .ustlnl.
Al. al. sfAiess ,Wensters
IshotItAh Mco.
, 1881-02-16

%41sA HltE0 lGlIx unrIGl
: %. E. DnkDE,
sW. ". Hell,
. y. *. Hurtjst
~. u. np0,,,er,
: n. l1ut!ur. jr,,
4. IL. ntakpty,
/, II. EIeyrlnnd.
i y. N. Grouse.
wv. 4. Dltncktee,
J: II. Drake,
II. y. Evnrts.
w, !. Foster,
nr. +. II. lvcs,
y. F. Gillette.
Charles II, Gillette,
y. y. UrlHya, Jr.,
II. II. k0llIsnnt,
-. Lamb,
II. H. l.unlb,
Mrs. II: 4. Murphy
III. l.. PMrinalse,
y. u. piuinsteaa.
@l,r. liIrenbefg,
n. i. Shaw,
Nv. ". tttaw,
Gcor1a SIOUX,
Mrs. seymour,
Frank Rogers,
john ba.ry,,
john G. stiry,
A. ht:hrpek,
u. A. 6orlhuor,
4. Il, shat!ar,
7. i. NueIcy,
III. ". I'et,k,
Mrh. q. u C.lrrln8tou,
Mrs: A.. Lansing,
III y. 1'hain,
y. i. swift,
stMna..et WnymAn,
*W. W. Walt,
.Charlas q. Auatiu,
IL H Ij Ijrery,,or.,.
III, A, liust.
j. Ii. Ifsli.
ii, i, ljpltop.
III, jptlt.a.
u. O. Arnp}d,
u, A. littlOhnlt.
Il, il. Kof,iaoat.
a. 81. EpAriCg.
John i'mJtilt,r.
IL. X. iijDw,t,
]. W. rfjt.f,l;.
I NfIkff$1 n hNRthNArx
, 1881-02-16

NtD ioIk Mtthnmtta! EW9{nasr.
II IL doubtful II ln ally other county than tho
United States community could ha found who
would t2sasiy submit ~ tho Present condition Qf
, 1881-02-16

fW!it Sal t.E-i3f j. e. MAGlLi. IL TO, 81
~: NnsblhRtnn-.kt
t''"'-A & &.tsnrs e, ;etnv;n uero.srnnt Jefferson
..t1, tHrx H. H. htlI X. nm nrt.lr ln,r. rellnr nc.
*AtJ-A ~ "inHMttt Ns1 tnlpt0tN NHst *fn tesipnGy,
t.,.,, Hvt.r ~ recently spent In htcnrHlI.It.
tfsfiMff.hT. GAr .4datns-sL Gctnguh tnAFbtc-
y, NV trbbi, Ftt'tas ,isi,fs, fa7nase.
$tDJ-SrIr hEnH Hf fls8xH1 h.,BGyNrH, an octacpn.
~ nv, iFs.M tsatk sHsNlp nsa; n tnt.uin.
*aoN--! ntllntn'nf In rye AMI elegant festtnI,c.
~. nn bnlil f'tF tiuHtg tafuo Int: s!tli bnrn.
f%t""t nit'.Mtit !psfjcntD tn VERY detirthe cor.
x,,,., mr.. WtHt sl,n! viii thkn nthsr prnp.ssv.
*h"H-saGxAh-st.. NEAR Af1lthEd-uy,. dnsIfqhe Corr
.. ,,., nrr hDnst. D. H. nnd X. on phttt,r Iiftur.
f'"t-tnfa .ns nIHr41c ftt'nt. b. H. Mstd II. n ph1lar
~, mn Hn"f Mr1. VILE fDt. {uraIc and
fl'"f-Srrth Vide tuarlc.front tcDrNer), j.. ii. m
.,.,u FnafIhf tfs}tr. tast tlgIit ~ " ~
tlAuu-Ef'tart Surtl SLID raadenca amunr" TIM
hnest tDp+oseH9eHts. "
.,,* husIEEH3
neSt !hTsNnn.ht AtnrtttE front. paving 10 pprcnnt
." pF'ee VIII bring IS rG. aent 'tndre after siaI
AshlrMt mr.. snue elegant Jnta
tnn IEti!rft 'EftlI-et.s nrAT il.u nnnnN0nt
sn!~ t:IlfRIt'*s-st., Henr AHhtnHf1-nv.
sttl.-t nh a5Htt'1-st.. nent AslllAhd-av,
xs-t-.lHrksH1&-st., HGnr hkltintsd-nt,
*LM..AbanI..st.. rprtcr Ut Nt1ua.
fi1tta!is-Ss.. tottc tgrY doatenf,id futs.
ltHFrisnn.st. frIr M1EEan twt naItf.f front lots.
HAH&tFAGFi9HIS4i.
, 1881-02-16

E0H SALE-Ur EDWARD fOOD-
~ iiiBi, HHNnx ntad Z. NJ. sa West Madison. 1t
sl'EEEtL H.titIttSA. s~'
mar A1H. '* ''"''s'oH%~*-s
@ @t;Issnn, sohc 'front.' wa.hlnp,nn.rt, west os Park.
EMe 6ftcR residence aud barn. 3Ht INdtNra.nY
:stt'Hts Irot,lA Ah ANn- 81, itcnr Wn.illnEtni,.
furk. " ~ 'A''es -" 3'l'e'"I' .eaF
1 stnn9 tr0ne. Conrrcse. At. near iyabn>..hy
s,turt -nhd' 'bnsGtnGIt htaFaD front, North C1hfk-st
nrhr 1.incttlh, '~' ''""'''"'''''
t-stnry.and. .basrncnt soo front, cor,cr Int. w.,b.
ia4tttf-et.. t.nkt If it3n, ''''~ " a''''
prove. '' S''-~ '"'A"o'o " ILL.,
sAtAl -1ln!flInRt and lot, nj Sush l'corsa.s,, Vi,
1ittud ffattle hUntg md hnrI,, ,7H jpjJnup mr.
, 1881-02-16
Bfl.fHD ItliNI'ED.

1DAl.D-lN 4 GENTLEMAN IN a
Eslxnta faIni!y h1 utlIrr boust!srs rrefrrre,l
Wtt1n a'!i m i"ars wnih NJ pnst-UNteu; brvAkfaat
, 1881-02-16

WlSDSOK EUROPEAN HOTEL. T{ll},.
hatt +, n% ~ @h."s*ls tho ~ s's=t md hest Eyruan
q y Ih'r day, Accurtnx u tntnttGn. Vhnnisnn's
rrstaGHAt nhterhrRth. 5AMEkD. NItEGSl'ES. i'ruts
, 1881-02-16


EOn SAlE-A COMPLETE FILE or
- tue DAILY 4nd hunday GhragG VraGnHo fur Tho
eyenti9a ysaE af l5tl Address 4 a, Tribune uiicv.
T'OK SALE-BOARD or TRADE MEM-
- eafthtp. address y. Tribune utics.
EsOn SALE-SET TINNENS TOOLS
~, ~ sooond'hand- Inquire botwesn " and il u NJ
, 1881-02-16

TOR LE-rllE EMACNINEKY, STOCK,
Ntc.. ut established furniture fucirF; nlach.hprr
in s.,'t fanmlnx oteser FOR further particulars All.
, 1881-02-16

EsDit SALE-SPLESplD STOCK GRO
Il Is s9res. e,!i location afa Hrs-clnta reputation
, 1881-02-16

R0AKi>-ON TIE sUB'riI SIDE ON
ur about March Z ~ fnsnty combating Of zen.
ttega vile thsne c.ilssren Il. ). md yrafs ii nup}.
@ 1ad @tinsse t,tvf % ilrcn ~ fur ros; t;ersail
slYtu ~ e1HkG VfnfGrFMts pnrty II willing til fnrs
Iish Their rboms Adureas, stating terms, 4 ii TyiD-
, 1881-02-16

iQOAlnN-TWU GENT1.EsIES DESIRE
Horrible r'"H With hrrsk fRst md supturt room
nst MayD Eht. rnt. "t. nta ln4 within t!i1pun NIP
utcs u sAcfhttn llUusE. tAtllEGss 1 IL! Vtltltuu.
, 1881-02-16

st. JAMES HOTEL, flH F1FT'Il-Av,-s.
~ teFt1H Reduced rntc4 to trurtij,tr tnon ami
lrrn!n't.nt lN,nrAcrs. Table tIard 81 por xrak.
, 1881-02-16
INSTRUCTION.


A ,GoODNIcl!. ATTORNEY Ar Law,
xAslA OeAr6oEn Chicago. Adsic4 feee; i, yuaes
e1asEaeaep. d35iassa a1setx &ud legally tanaaSlcd.
, 1881-02-16

tFOR SALE-IlO NOT FORGET THAT
nsss En mns hidrEH IND stxty Thousand dollars
q ths tssai t:rtaio ta5! Hoard, WeaHpstay III.
Y. Mat chta'R1se ut llG peart0r1l-st ". X. NIXON
, 1881-02-16

EoN 5Ai.E-s}N ENClIASGE-F O Il
49, iI"hEn nn4 lot IN Dtexul boutevh5,j x1H f,et an
aT~"f" sS!MlsynEIs VIZ! assume md ly Latanco ii
, 1881-02-16

FI,llE UNION FURNITURE CO., Ns AND
Euods IN n"nthy payIucns- low prices, Rasy {pr1s
, 1881-02-16

......... SIfjlt.l(1E,
HlllC4attO STUIA GE CO. .,.xUI q GOTHAM.
~ IpfpE-aL, IA to pace f.t storing yu4f f4tnitptn,
GTOIAtiE EFOKFURNlTUI,E, l3I]{;(;JES
~ Risf chenpUat una boat IN city, Attxnnraa II w
rates dEOtlE rA1tllr, iD Wost AonroS-st
, 1881-02-16

1QOAKU-iS 4 NICE TNiy.ATF; FAM
~ " Or thdy and .cntnnINl buti nltlse, IN thy
s%l'ify q Oakland station. Address for lhIev days
, 1881-02-16

No00IF YOU HAVE TIE CASH WILL,
H'--tO bur the 1'roy La1ndry, No. t6 ifsat V.n
9nfHnst lpgothce With tho who1 tt..f!a, atou,t,n1
y 41 IL 3lu p9r wenk5 prteent oMRGr IL Hnu I9uI II
fS s, hs!..s ~ @ ssfeat q dalssto n9s,
g Aafcil 4 can secure iarxs nsw shist trado II
, 1881-02-16

NoK SAIE:-I.AIt;E'Wl1ARF RFlNt LOTS,
w {1tL md NF nrt!ns tsuirHj np .JnC,. ,,rnnartE
GEO ~ lttuG iEhOS, III IjeArborn.HI f'e''''
, 1881-02-16

HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
E3uRNlTURE.f GA isi'isI'S, STOVES. ET1
~ At L,W GAsll PRICES,
IN eaAy hay ytlNAls,
kblendaa stuck faIg dealing.
btHn HfDatpF3-
NV. 4 J. d. STOREY.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03
1901.
1S50-1- 16So-l.
The Patriot, Daily & Weekly,
For the Ensuing Year.

The subscription price uf the wErEir PErEIof has
been redueed g. 500 PER copy per Auuum.
To clul,s % fIFTT and upwards thu wrFxtr r.Tniey
sill be Furnished the extraordinarily cheap rate Of
- cents Ter copy psr aHnum.
THE DutT PtrtioT viii BE- sent 10 any address
during the sessions o Congress and the Legislature at
the rate q O csuts per month.
Under the set Of CouR'ess the Publisher prsTays
the postage and Subscribers ARE relieved from that
sXpsuss.
Every subscription musi he accompanied by the
cash.
Nos is the uas to suhsofihe. The approaching
sessions of C0ngrss and the Legislature ell be of
than ordluary isssress and their proceedings
will be tuly reported for The Daliy and compless
synopsis ef thsm Sili te eiven IN the weekly.
address PATRIOT PUBLISHING co.
s7-f 30 Market Street, HssIisburE.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03
The Canadian Charlie Ross.
now MR.. ROSS HOPES TO IDENTIFY ms LOST
BOr.

now MR.. ROSS HOPES TO IDENTIFY ms LOST
| BOY.
From the Philadelphia Record.
IL transpires that the boy, supposed
TO be Charlie Ross, found in the posses
sion of Tuscarora Indians in Canada,
mentioned in the telegraphic dispatch.
es OF Saturday, is the same Toy referred
to by Peter ID. McCallum, farmer, in
Aldborough township, Canada, in let.
ter TO the Chief Of Police some weeks
ago. Mr.. Ross said he had been in com
municatlon with persons IN that vicini.
ty for several months, and the CORES.
| ponden,s had given him no encourage
ment. The last letter he sent McCallum
enclosing u list Of test questions, had
been just answered, but II contained
mere generalties and nothing specific.
The history Of THIS boy as given by Nc.
CalIum is that he was brought 10 the
camp of the Indians six years ago by q
man and woman, who said if the In,
dians did not take him they would kill
him rather than keep him in their
| custody. The tribe was unwilling To
take the child, but an Indian and his
squaw from another reservation who
were at the camp on IA visit thought he
would be a nice companion for their
little girl, took him to their home and
kept him for four year,. At this time
he is said To have had fair halr, cut short.
with tendency to curl. Alter four
years he IAN away from his protectors,
since which time he has led wander
ing life The lAd j. now in the hands
of "A German, who says he means TO get
any money that is TO be made by restor.
ing HIM To his parents.
In most of these cases, Mr. Ross says
the controlling motive seems TO be TO
make money. Accordingly, everything
II exaggerated that tends TO establish
an identity and everything ignored that
initiates against their theory. Mr.
Ross believes nothing could be Judged
from the color OF the hair. height.
build or general appearance Of the
child. He relies chiefly on the child's
recollection OF the past. He thinks the
boy viii retain some memory Of his
home. and is sure the sense OF loneliness
that must have taken possession OF him
when taken among strangers will never
leave his mind. As yet he has not de
clded what course he will pursue about
the Canadian boy. For the present he
will wait developments.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03
The Popular Poll.
a CAREFULLY COMPILED STATEMENT OF THE
VOTE FOR PRESIDENT IN 1880.

a CAREFULLY COMPILED STATEMENT OF THE
VOTE roR PRESIDENT IN 1880.
From the Baltimore Sun.
Careful revision of the returns from
all the States, obtained by correspond.
ence with the best sources OF informa.
ton, enables us to lay before the readers
of the lS,m correct table of the popular
vote OF the United States for President
in November, 1880. The total vote of
the country was 9,200,79i, divided as
follows:
Winfield $. Hancock, Democrats ,44I 3l3
James A. Garfield, Republican. ...i ABR ,9sl
james b. Weaver, Grcenback..... 307 ,063
Neal Dow, Prohibition.."........ 9,6ii
Scattering .............................. l,793
The total vote polled for President in
1876 bv the same States as in 1850 was
S,4l ,l36. and the increase is 7S9 6jS.
The vote of the States for Hancock,
Garfield and Weaver is as follows:
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

George Smithson and Mrs. Bette
Dunn were married a few days ago in
the Nashville jail. where the bridegroom
- spending ten.yesr term for horse
stealing. Country gossip had it that
the horse thief was a very handsome
man, and Mrs. Dunn, who is the widow
Of a physician oF Gallatin, went to the
Jail TO test the truth of the report Mrs.
Dunn fell in love with him. and despite
the bitter oppo.ition OF her relatives,
married him.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

William Ferguson. of Bartville, Lam
caster county, aged so years, and . wid.
over. has just married Mrs Margaret
Woodside of Wilmington, Del, who Is
q widow 20 years old. They we're lovers
in youth.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03
Cause and Effect.

The main cause of nervousness is in.
digestion, and that Is caused by weak.
ness of the stomach. No one can have
sound nerves and good health without
using Hop Bitters 10 strengthen the
stomach, purify the blood, and keep the
liver and kidneys active, 10 carry off all
the poisonous and waste matter of the
system. See other column.--AdvaHes.