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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-11-16

The intellect of the wiseis like glass ;
it admits the light and reflects it,
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-11-16

Indignation and interest determine
the will.-Tslleyrand.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-11-16

A mans character is like fence--it
cannot be strengthened by whitewash.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-11-16
Verdict of the People.

You have nice Establishment
the largest and incest Stock
Oecoat Look that beautiful Suit What nobby
such immense Stock Apen N.Y. large
Shirts for the Boys say Greenbsum you
have the incest Undesrt for the price that bought Mr.
Epyn, do Goods
om citizen that thought he could find Goods ApeDa
can find things just nice and fns here cOd New York Chicago
Detroit other large city, and good cheaper you
to sell goods for those prices here and make living We tell
them make good living profit prices
of buying from jobbe from
Goods in large quantities first manufacturers cell
here less the profit you
advantage in trading with
The above remarks made by that have carefully looked
through Stock
where most everybody knows have moved to lately.
In conclusion wish that always welcome
look through Stock and learn prices whehe you ready
So do because mi
trouble for is "Fair and dealing with
trouble to show Goods"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-11-16
Detroit & Bav City Railroad.
GoISG NORTH.
Go,So SOUTH

Dsy md Evening Express daily, Sundays excepted.
Night Express daily, Saturdays excepted.
II. b. LEDiARD, HENRY Q. WENTWORTH,
Gcn' Manager, 0cnl Pass. g. Ticket Agt.
Detroit, Mich. Chicago, Ill.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-11-16

Rev. Mr.. Mckay, in Formosa, is
trying to build church in Bang Kah.
He should induce the Bang Kahs to
contribute liberally.-Boston Globe.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-11-16

replied the boy, sobbing, "bring the
cake along, too.-Texas Siftings.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-11-16

There is whistling buoy anchored
off Block Island. Oh, that all tho
the whistling boys could be anchored
in deep water, far away.-Boston
Globe.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-11-16

Fiddlers' green--amateur violinists.
Boston Globe.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-11-16

1t goes against the grain to gamble
in corn and wheat.-Picayune.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-11-16

President Arthur was once q school
master. Some Of the office holders are
anxious to know whether they are to
be "kept in. Fat Contributor.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-11-16

The real issue at stake in all govern
ments is the issue Of bonds.--Picayune.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-11-16

Boston is trying to replace its bad
water with well water.--Lowell Cour-
ier.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-11-16
WIT AND HUMOR.

Fiddlers green--amateur violnists
Boston Globe.
1t goes against the grain to gamble
in corn and wheat.-Picayune.
The real issue at stake in all govern
ments is the issue Of bonds.--Picayune.
Boston is trying to replace its bad
water with well water.--Lowell Cour-
ier.
1t is no use to attempt TO put on
style unless you have good gait
Cambridge Tribune.
When a doctor loses his patients il
does not follow that he ia out Of TEN.
per.-Boston Globe.
The work of the miner is all in vein.
Free Press. Your opinion is not
mine.-Hornet.
The girl pressed the leaves, but the
boy pressed the girl. The press is
mighty aud must prevail.--Rochester
Express.
A fashion magazine says: "Steel
trimmings are no longer the style"
That settles it. Lay aside your bowie
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-11-16

1t is no use to attempt TO put on
style unless you have good gait
Cambridge Tribune.
, 1881-05-16
IOWA RAILROADS.

10 kh4 EQuof 0f 2Hf C4a<ae0 1t}0uhte
DEs Au1NEs, Ia, 3tay 1A.-Jolin +. Dun
cumbe, attorney for The Illinois Central Rail-
road, llhs rrccntly been along tho Iowa Dlvls-
lon settling with shippers who, while tile
Granger law was In operation, paid over
charges. Many OF them compromised their
CHIN ut 80 cents on tho dollar, while somo
refused to make any deduction. a large
amount OF these claims have become barrou
by tho STATUTE Of limitation. ..-.
Tho contract between the Chicago g. Mil
waukee and tho Chicago j. Northwestern
by which t'sa former Is to build its Council
latter, IL unique md sllrcwd III more ways
than ono. Wherever both roads run
pooled. antl the business would be DIVIDED
Without competition. The people could only
taku their clolcn Ut routes. 1t would ny ~
the sanle, to both co,npantes. Hnt tho MI.
Northwestern. W ii tliaat It cnn buiitl up rtval
towns alu,tK fts l!nes alll offer as IN tntlucd-
laens that It Is the slIortest liIo md Goyvra
nore terrl,Ury .than any ron.l ln the unltsd
viii not bu lung before there will be string Of
new towns and embryo citius from MARION to
the I3lnirs. md thoy will 1nnk0 II lively race
with uie N9rthwcster't towns.
iins yote( $4,000 lux to It, .W0rtI. Tuwn-
ship, south OF Hunne, l,.ls also VOTED " Tux,
a!ul 81 will atl the other towns To- pss
intended to build to Daone. thlrty-ye miles.
| th!s year. Naytl,wara from DnnnH tho pe.,,
PIC aro aroused, und aro taktI!g active
mcasurss to secure tho roati v|a WsSs!Sf y s.tt
c"nan.y; cn vi tlie"ce @ 10 W Wells, III Mi.nssota Tic
WIN tho Wabash, US 1t !s III tho hands OF
'tHi,s 80, s,,,llrot,,ra n.a I1,ot Tho I}ur.
llnRtoi,, C..inr Rapiis i Narthorn llts 0ne
cye Un Spirit Lake, In Dickinson County. \
parma,lent survey frola L'yar'nore to splflt
Lake In to ta liRtlc.
six cars Of cattle Mt West unlal. wI,tol thsy
desired to shlp 0yBr tho Burlington, Cedar
Rapids ts Northern to Chicago. Ttla traln
was to arrive carly !n ths nH'rnlng, hat r dur"
md WHOM tho tra!l arrived to take them ~
M e nSiu traii, si nt s1so eattts s5fs reeoysr. aud
It was held until nearly o'clook ~ !he M att.
picked up AID shipped. An accommodating
Contracts have boen lot nld work begun
on ,tnlrty;taye n,!lcs extension Ct tne Dss
Guthfia County. it Ii f,usors'! tllat
~ axreaplsMt hns bae,. ,a mat!o !. IT,
naks oinI stS,so1' s 1's IN toad Grs1!G tIs t Itf{ Z.
iusllH.. Us fast Mt til" snbsi.ltss ca bo yottti;
1t IL u narrpw-gs.uKe, ulld Wabash; II Will
ultimately be- Gr0atlenett. AMI forin the trunk
line Ut the Wabash to Junction with Tho
Northern 'auttie.
Tlle President of the los, Molnes, Osceola
i Southern llns fcturneA frum tlls Fast.
| where ha purchased the iron aNd rolling
stuck tor tho rnnl. The first ten miles north
from t)sceoa Is under contract, a!lA It IL IN
poctetl 10 reach Dts Afulnes lii September.
This Ia q nArrOw-gaNga FOAu.
Ii IL rutH,rte.l TINT tho l1es Molnes ~ forl
Dodge extension will ruA from Tara. GIN
, 1881-05-16
IIklREGUI.lRT1IES.
CHECKED circulation.
The Evil Effects Which Would Acs
company II Withdrawal Of
the Currency,
And the Disasters Which Always
Follow Irregularities Of
the Blood.
Some New Truths OF Importance Ia
Every Render.

4 running stroam keeps pure. but q motto.
tess pool htIon bPcuTlEs sfngnanL This pEl u
clp1a IL true In still Rrentor senso OF tue human
tyateu'. The blood becomes foul. he oaRllar!es
ocssty u Keeping thu body hoalthy Mt thIs sea.
son OF the year Is especially true, md how this
can t,cst bo tlone may DO Judged from the fol.
'iT iev 4. & KenirIdk u. n. LII, D.. tho emil
nent American nutt1Hr, Professor pf Hebrew.
Iasln. and Greek y Tho university Of Rochester.
and ono ut tho rcvtscrs OF tho New TeAtamont,
having n fulI knnw ledge df thcse facts and an
cxporienco OF whAt would bc6t contribute 70
perfect Hca1th, nays:
:" Having rccotvati from tho uso Of Warnor'e
safo Kidney and Liver Curo very marked hon-
Mr.. .lnn,cs y. prcscott+ Of Cleveland, O., refa.
two OF Prescott tho historian. also said:
Warmers Bnfe Kidney and Liver Cure hAa
cured ms of Iirteht's DIsenso aftcr ] was Elven
or Christian ground" ...-..
These arc only two out Of many thousand
statements, all clearly showing tho power and
valtio Of Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
Indeed, ~ spontaneous and sincere arc th0y ~
TO convince all Ut tho power and value OF this
Rrent remedy. 1t Is Invaluable.
, 1881-05-16
ROCKFORD, I'LL.

SfEtIdt ONp1teh 70 in$ theedqo lf1oAH&s
1socKForp, ILL.,, May; 14.-The Chicago,
Milwaukee l. St. Paul Railroad Company nre
buund TO come to Rockford. md arc now
pushing matters quito rapidly III the connect
lnr ftnk between this citylnnd ulofr Northern
linus. The right Of way has been all pur-,
chased and pald for, a1,t work On tho limo
has been commenced. THIS manifest deter
1nitlation 0n tho part OF tie Company Inns
awakened III our citizens and businessmen a
strong sympathy will. tlie road and an atli-
bilious desire 10 sec tic line In full working
order. Thfs idpa has doubtless been III tho
minds eye Of tho managers Of the Company
for solno time, but action has been de-
lnyel In hopes that thoy might peratl-
venture como into possession Of tho
Rochelle & Rockford Branch OF tho
Chicago d Iowa Road. Whllo Home would
like to SEQ tAls state Of atlalrs come to pnss,
tic great inujorlly ut our business men Ito
mt favor tho lil0ve, but seem. on the cntltra-
Kec i ST. ranl ltoah should butlda road both
to nlld ont Of tho city. Thfs, when thorough
ly understood. Is by far tho bust for Rock
ford, and at present seeIas to be tho plan tho
Company to ,s; Garry oa r, A.tsr s pr
thu North and Northwest las been crl!p!ctctl,
tho Company propose to run line tllrnnRh
tue water-p0Wef, aid. crossing ltock River
mar the grapc-sugar works, cont!nail,E OIL
| spet their Cllicago, & Pacific Branch, a few
| miles Gust Ut Dny1s Junction. This would
| atIortl fnr .passengers atone THO shortest
I Torta to Chicago ny seven. or eight tntles:
But theft entertltise does llot seen to en- entl
| ntffan coal fields and tho town of Kankakce,
where, by arrangements already perfected,
! tAoy Will cunncvt direct with lnes running
to tiln se9boartl. titus giving them excellentt
f1p avilieit fr01Yf hn 1fnnG0nftitn
, 1881-05-16

TitE Ftrsr erEANEN UT AMI poHN.
spteat Dtspateh to Tit Chicago fftbnns.
OWES nouHn, .unt, May l5.-fhn steamer
Mnmitn.iin, ,f il,b Trent Northern Transit Com.
fniiy'a llns. arrived ttUwn FROM Hault Btn MAr'c
md MI luunl pafts tp.ay 1eInR tho rat atea,n.
or. up and tlnrn this season. The Manlt0u!ia
tUft hire m tho Tth lnAt., and her rnturn haA
bten nn1Inisly iuDked for for aeyorRl days.
Cnpt. Clmpboit rcpurts tho dtfgront buys along
tho route alI cloar ut Ice. and he expoFlcnccd
no difficulty whatovcf ln making tue
heayy, dctatnnx tho steamer between sixty t and
Campbell nisu reports things l'vo!y Mt tho differ
ent tk,rts on the Island, thu lnhabItnnta having
experienced a !nng. hard winter, and lteing
II tnany,, places short OF provistnn..
rho sunnElcs sent up BY th9 steamnor 1n
primo on tho island aud At present bespeaks
KtAsi prospects, fur D0untIful harvest 0et-
ting uut tles ioleBrnph' poles. hlbok pavement.
t,sllns. at,t1 trapping appear 70 have l,Gen hot-
tho sturea nre to Id acen hugo plies bt tles and
pnvi,i9 tnbot. The maturity Ut which f,as beoil
uHntrAotel fnr, Ani viii he Immediately thtppcd
10 Chicnro. 1.arRn !tcuts Of vessos are now et.
Kuyed III towing n1ld shipping It.
TtfE mar or Qu1NrE.
Spsetal Dspateh to 1ht Chicago Tribune
KiNttsrDH, Ont, May H..-F1ssol.uwner9 COM.
plain that thore Rre HO buoya In tho Hay OF
Qhlnto, nud tint navigation Ia maao hazardous
III ncuns0quoiico.
Epteial Nspatth 10 7hs CHICAGO Tribune.
Tpttr 1iuNoN, M.oh., May 16.-Itcuyy foga
cyery night cause ttr clay Ut All Yessols pllAs'
! luK through tho rivera.
, 1881-05-16

sr 1s'.,1. p'M VIM M;"m Nav ia nron,uent
rai,roa,1 M Inn 'nan T In s. paul says Of tke North.
ern l'acIhu deal: "ThoEe Is a !aeal Issue at
atakc, 1t settles tue question OF building
from Alnswt,rt}, ia Tacon.a, In Wnshlnxto,.
H.'r1,,arv . ta' .s". fraro" ~ ymvivottnn Gn,mnany
will bring tho road fr0m 4Alnsworta TO Fort
la,ul, md not uro,,nu tic Government charter
nrI,viso nj tta Northern paettIo BY running
~" ~ nd ,,ar,n srom rnrtIand IN Tnrnb,n.
But let llo tell you tllAt The ruling splflta ol
thts wlnlo business aro Henry Willard,
f;eorp,, II. Pullman. and William Endtcott;
an'I omothar thing. hulfyye Jay Gould Ia
bellln1 and Daek o. the Wno!e Mllats:
1t IL his PURPOSE to hold absolute control OF
, 1881-05-16
THE. RAILROADS.
Details OF the Scheme to Con-
struct a Belt Railroad.
Tho Milwaukee 81 st. Paul 3ent
on Getting into Rockford.
Falling OF IN East Bound Freights Caused
by the awitohmen's Strike.

THE BELT ROAD
Mr.. RALPH Plumb. of Streatort has been In
the city for several days. and has held re-
pcatetl conferences with Mr. George Dunlap.
the President OF the Belt Transfer Company,
III regard " tho construction OF ttie road.
Mt. Plumb recently constructed the chicago
Branch Vt the Wabnsl. Railroad, Mld Is fa-
vorably known all over tho country. Finat-
ciat matters were arranged some tlm0 ago In
New York by Sir, Uunlap. and lit d month or
80 the construction will begin.
III a circular Issued last montl, BY this
Company It WIS announced that tt1e gchome
embraced the following departments:
l. Tho construction os bolt road for the trans
for Of freight passengers. and e1pross' Win
pt9pfrr aen"s an yar, In
conneoton With tno trAnsiers
y. TO an!ord tho rap!d tsnnslt T.. tlittes '3 nor
cago mamMt taetttr[nE intoroats. and 70 oxtend
vii 'sf 81 S5e Sopeaea y liz 9
ton OF this roa1
Of. these, tho building Of belt road ls tho
smallest part. The Northwestern Hallway,
for sos yeayy: ss o,y oea es
medos @ safy % vse a oa oe a s ssa sss
nra expressed In tile two last departments,
anI their value to the c!ty and the rnnds AZ u u
that the management OF the sctleme WILL be
nTRsaf9h ea e s q ny fx,e Ill., gS fys
parttntnt IL might bn mentioned that tho
London railway cleartnx.housso enploys nj 1Ss
nearly 900 clerks, and Issues about ooo'ooo
rio benefits Of this scheme 70 Chicago
cannot be 0ycrcsttnated. This city has
already attained supremacy in the trade OF
Eruln. lumber. IIve stock, md as railroad
pak a ahar y
| Wfy 1t should not nov BEGGING the greatest
, 1881-05-16

TAreo or -Four People Moro or I.eas
Injured.

u,, vo.,. Uoon1. rroro or 1.ess
ruiurcd.
A horse and buggy. owned and driven by
some porson "hoso name WIS n"t Mss"t. se1l.
tAlned, ran away OIL Desp'afiles street iast
evening between {, and 7 O'Clock, aInl at Van
1,uran stroct culltdyu with q streot-car
.1r,,,r ,voot srhc wtu,tt,vs and sent
If MI the latter wsro bully wrecked, md
seVefAs u u'o pasao"s'.e s...s "use '"y" ,t',,rs
Ar. il. =. walters, pF!htes, hsink
Mt No. ai5 Congress street., who With his
vito was seated directly before tho broken
"l""oMa' hppsaeW ~. :" '.,,".. o 1fa ,,,a hndt,
, 1881-05-16
COUNCIL COMMITTEES.
Caucus as Mayor Ilarrlson's lkesldonce
Last lfyGD4nEt


That Special Committee which Inns in
charge tue naming Of the ltat Of committees
Of lilo City Council for tha coming year,
which ts to report this oyenlnu, held an ex-
ccullnaty qulet and secret session Inst eyen-
lug Mt tbs Mayors residence, on Ashland
avenue aud Jackson street. A Tn1nuSE re-
tportcr presented himself at an aar!y hn.r,
shut was politely "tiEed out" by h!s Honor
sn,sS' Mayos 'rtaFfIsos Xias Ga % %fisiSs't % lss'y'
tnnd ,smyth. and ,., A. hox ,,, ot l, ctsars'
1t tl,s last syssiUu OF tlIs COMMITTEES Magyar
iinrrtsnM was authorized y prepare !lst Ut
,cui,l,Ilttecs llpDM whtcl. this special Com:
i,lttvo was u act. Suel, y llst the afnyor1tns
runIy, hut lte alelInul tO ,re!ld tl!el,I. llp
yni,si,snietl the Sstafttlux: information that
Aid. Phelps. l}rasly, 5mytll, Cullorton. Wat
kIlis, uIlu lInrlay Wuru NRIisut ~ Chn!rnali,
unIy that al,u ,nlthimY lnore. This was ex-
ceAtltnxiy unsatisfactory to all prossnt,
,lnlll ultar Ii o'cluck. The Committee a!-
iul,rtt,al until 3:0 o'clock this afturh0nn, II!
t!le Mnyurss office. The fact was developed
tliNt whatever ilst the Atnyor will report VIII
n0r meet tie nppraval Vt Il maturity Ut tue
Culnltteo aud will not be adupted by thu
! Council.
, 1881-05-16
OTHER LAKE PORTS

nrrnlr s,,fe' MIcb pa May ,lpassed asse 1o~-pro.
pelers J1nata, noeses.er ssoa'.narxo' @ u.ex
Aoso anu barsoss a. fou1le ny consos'' a' e'a's
Mills, Mncktnaw asid bargcs, Kesshaw' smith
Marion ravo. Cors,can Sunrise, MugRto Mn,t,
XIV XIV Bssaiey % g. % u. iIouxhoa, Ealriouior Tux
Tassc npne.pcefs 'n l,oston, Milwaukee,
Nashua Mts9w atssa,sarFtet asas 4s gy ~
cn,,sorts. Yanilau AIpuna anl uunsurt. bl!ri,;;::
gun mud barKos'.. sehoouera hr.,ok'yn. q; W:
Lyous, 4. Faconpr. q. ". Adams, II. Wells,
Tho.nss uawn. EIizn unr'noh. ..4.z....-
.Arrlycd-sohnomera Havana, Belle Hanacon,
steamer H.norald.
Ciaurmi-stoAln- b4rRo Wo-co-kon with aohoot''
0rS Via i; Wins!eM W,st' i;9S,. IT, p''axAF''
AnDEnDoH.
sptslas n'pattA e Tas At:seo % IHsa"s. ,n,,,,.
6nrgaa. Willnm Edwards, with !h9 schooner
Sharass Enstss' ssfan:pa1xs ~, astt Wnnn,a nst
wit6h hcr sonssrt j. q hatts. an4 D: x: C!!nt:
tho now ting alarx ewa!n WlIn VEG seaooaoss
abpnf 4 ''or."tM y. H. n Tno % smth siootc, viii tho
s .ss ss1 ss.sa :sS sa ss as
t. Massen, d. deofxo d. iiSusht.,a. Alsa ilraaley.
hus bocn blowing u hurricane ntl day from Tho
wcst. non- urnox
ponr 1lunon, sl,uil.,. May i5.-Paasod up-I'ro.
pssss Il ISs d $Ss .'ss'gSE III %n1 sts;s
fSnonagP f5awnnPrnpelurs l It,, % Marts, Maesnaw, lid
i0so n,,d t,arNus. Benton al1 bssRus. Mnry Alaaa
With Tlm iAket. onkIKnd mud basxos, sohoonss
, 1881-05-16
ANOTHER EAAT HUN.

AN11l1lE1t u AS ykNNs
Every now and then n remarkable "fAst
nm y IN some road Ia chronicted. Hare Ia
one from the Chicago. Burlington & Quincy:
Mr.. Dc Young, Of the San Francisco Chron-
1clc,-bro.lcr OF the unfortunate editor who
was murdered by Ka1loch,- In Cht-
cago night before last from trip East, when
he received Il telegram Announcing the serl.
GUS ilineas Of his mother In. San francisco. 1ie
was ntlxIous to make the u. r. connection
at Council Bluffs Saturday morning, and In
TIC Chicago. Burlington s Quincy. THO
whole 4Di milca was covered by The Especial +"
lr Just twefye l,oufs and twcnty.f0ur min
utes, the last 800 miles being tnade without
Council bluffs by this rapid transit an l!ouE
ton early for the desired connection, AMI his
run was about an hour ahtud 0f uln. cele.
ker's Especial" over tito saino track about
two ygQfB ago.
, 1881-05-16

Items of In(orest from the pollco Sta
ffone.

Items of In(orest from the Police Sta
sf0nss
Detective John Entler yesterday arrived
home FROM Cleveland, having In chnrgo no.
tor1ous negro wencIl named Eliza Dennis.
who not long ago jumped ball given for her
appearance In tho Criminal Court upon q
cilargs OF larceny. ELlzn 1,as stolen from
men whom sl,e cut!ced Into her don more
money than has bcon similarly stolen by apy
other three cyprlans In this city for ten vents.
past She Inns robbed everybody who has
ind anything IN tio with l,er IN GUMS varying
from $1,000 10 60 cants. Until size Jumped
town si,o lived 1l Morldfan street. rear the
committed tere that ale waa Inst arrested III
this city. Eliza tK typ1cal cnl9rcd woman,
with II flu p'ysiqtie, and rather pleasing
c0ultenRt,ce.
Robert seeley Is to 10 arraIEned before
Jnsi!ce Walsh to-day cil a charge 0f robbery
Swctle, WHO Identified him as tic. man he
Friday 'ioun Oh Wost tlandolph street, and
who su1se.lnently roobed l1'a j, an al!ay
e Ms54!' sa ss sfs': xSt S fe ssss ySts x:. a.
rsstSI sl,ortIy attur ti,e robbury by Uillcer
Fiizwcraltl. who. found him lying beneath
sUllsN steps fcfkntng sleep. The blood he had
lrAwh fF0ni Ills ylcitln's nose atiu mouth was
frcsl, npon l,ls hnnds. however.
Latc Saturday, night n ,n,lmhcr of brewery
sainoli Of Jueub Stuler, M. 2t47 CottaRa
Grove avenue, al,d WHEN, afler having l'ad
moro lt4u0r, They 1ekail :!nrrcl'i,K ala,"liE a,,a
a s's1S s,su ap o y ts asffa Mehss s
mouth with some blunt instrument,
md John Ford, another Of tho men. struck
lllin over the head With knife Of so,lao sncll
j attF n HlffnnQ SVftinG af10l1t fNtlT
, 1881-05-16

miles west Of Fort Dodge, due northwest in
an a'r.l!ne TO the Chicago d Northwestern.
two miles vest II Io1fs m ~ IN p"snntas
i, i,aiS Alto Caanfy, i il Il thhey want i:
While the Waba.l. !. win.stng liz way 70
tho Northern. Pacific, up the Deg Molncs
Valley. tho burlington. Cedar Isapids 4
bows. Of that rosd, was 1t Emmsisl,urF
fow days ago. and ntldressed a, public meet
ine. lii which he told them his Company
werc prepared to accept tho proposition a.
Es'asetsStiietiat fEsns Sq ~ @ It i Would wed IT,, be Tho nai
viiie, Spirit Lake. Wortl,ington, silnn.,
s!oYx Fs!ls. PAX; ,,hennce e1ns To conhsetion
New Sharon, Coil Valley L Eastcrn Roati,
whc Is r. 5nn f9n K9kE ys NY s
to lie another Wabnstl project
Tic Chicago Il Northwestern not long since
purchased tho Muctnklnock coal mines In
A1ahaska County nt J: X. uravcs, Of Dn.
!unue, anil T. ". sicNeai, Of Mahaskas
the sffew.iest and most profitable bits OF
speculation over transacted In this State, and
not c,1lIaletl much in Chfrago. Tho Lang & on
WHICH the n,l,Ies are wDrkett belonged u, Col:
1000 acres. The. mines wore worked under
pa !n sese nS as MeNsa p"fcssed te
land Of Clark. giving thelt notes, on long
! stratum OF excellent coal at convenient
depth, underlying 1000 acres of land was a
biz thing, and mighty handy for a railroad to
have. 30 thought Tho Chicago q North
western piankeI dow, llalf:inilllon. dollars
In casl,, and took the land, with alt above, or
beneath. Graves showed into his. pocket
s.a0, ,00o ~ Ills share OF tho proceeds, clean
| Neal went 10 Clark, paid him for the land.
took tip their nutcs, and .sRfd to him. You
have treated US handsomely, hers arc s25. 900
which please accept with our conp!mcnts.
h0nti tic mines at 81 ,0oo, 600. The Iowa, coal
field Ia worth something, and yon could set
tho whole State Of MASSACHUSETTS, down IN
the middle OF 1t, and have n big catt!e rancho
| uAWKEyE.
, 1881-05-16
pQ1zI. OF CHICAGO.
At,EltyAtas,

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!,rop starnGea. n!!"'; ,%.t,Is, sHe linn I'M.
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sp ,n1I., ",;,s. ai,ri'sinv Nn"astoe 1um,,cr
la,! ,it";,,n T,ssrnr' ;,c,;,r mnsis.
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Scnr Sc,r Y s1a::tu tt,,,,,,, i,,inhcr.
sehr sr ioM Il u Pa!t'u' Stony Gseef, latn6er.
ssnr 4. + a1'a. KnS hra,,a ilMse y, . Wooa'
sslr sar Ponsaukee, e III ,ie,i clcyetaud. ss,sI. %
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Sehr 7. rarssv'ns, " svl, 'frGysrsc % }y, }hay, wood.
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sssr MsxdY;i|ins. ;i!,: Fnskara,s rtsr wooa'
.,t,r s.t'r sah1,4Sx ,." t,inva.In,a,i' sumt
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sehr scna:or; Chei9!yEan i,..[I,: lumber; ;,o,
asse uhr <" Hi, ,t:,,,,n VIZ N"''' Ns"'
s 2. f. fA .n., fsttv tu,nhor
s,hr fn,y"huaa' White Lake. lbs,
Bchr C. T. UHf;,es, Cleveland, opai.
aolr q. Ellen, Duck I4aku. !,itnbcr.
sehr J, i. Wiiber, C!esvland, coal.
Sctr EiisnbctG .Jnt,es, Cleveland, conl.
Hchr Jessie fhil!ips, ManIssco, Ititnbor.
Self Ulai 'Tidnus. i.t,ilnKtu,. lumber.
senr nr JESSIE II int,. H. Escann6a. irUn oro.
Bciir Isnlyl!a 5lntls. Stnligtce, lutuber.
soiir ii. ". saRo, Erie, ct1nl.
sssr sssr Wia WisHs sat saass s?S aasseo sss' lumber
Hclr hiusrlie, Nurthpurs. wood.
t'olr i i!eIoit. ManistcS: lies.
se,ir iii Our ss,n, Erio. sl,i,ti,'rs.
Hnhr C.}li[,lHy1ulI, Tr44ruraG Hay, wood,
, 1881-05-16

CINCINNATI. May 14.-Au award WIS made
this afternoon OF 81, ,800, 900 consolidated first
mortgage s per cent bonds Of tile Dayton &
Michigan Railroad. Tho bonds were sold In
lots. The highest price was s premium
aud accrued interest. Other lots brought
3H, and a,H5 for larger amounts. BID for the
Whole lot or my part thereof WIS put III at l
per cont premium and accrued Interest,