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and very low ideas of price prevail for next
year? We rather think ths.t time of apathy
may be looked for in this great department
of the market. Much, however, will depend
upon the character of the monsoon, and it is
too early TO speculate upon that point yet.
In the minor departments of the Manchester
market there has been a good amount of
business lately, and some distinct signs of
improvement in home trade; the weather has
been very favorable of late for the crops and
agricultural prospects are better than they
have been for some years. 1t is high time
that we should have some improvement,
for the rural districts of England are in
state of extraordinary poverty-much of the
land is unoccuped, and considerable pro-
portion of the farming class is bankrupt.
This is the real reason why the home trade
has been so bad for some years, and it will
need good harvest to be secured before we
can expect revival of that important branch
of industry. Taken altogether, trade at Man
chester may be pronounced decidedly healthy,
but not very profitable. Some important
branches, such as fine spinning, are doing
poorly. Probably, on the whole, mauufactu-
rers have improved their positions as COM
pared with spinners, in the last month or two.
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AUCTION SALES.
NOTICE.

NOlICEs
ny virtue of an order from the Probate Court Court
5 for York county, we will sell at York Court
Honae on SALES.DAY IN JULY, 1881, just
after % sheriff's sales, all the NOTES, ACCOUNTS:
JUDGMENTS, &C., belonging to the estate OF
SAMUEL RAINEY, deceased, appraised "douot-
full" or "desperate"
TERMs-CASH.
r. 8. HOPE,
June 16 "a o'
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Correspondence of the Yorkville Enquirer
LETTER FROM BLACKS STATION.

Blacks STATION. S. c., June 20.-It is
extremely hot, dry and dusty. There has moi
been rain here to thoroughly wet the ground
since the middle of April. Vegetation and
trees of the forest are dying from the effects
of the drought. The thermometer has been
for the last few days, ranging from SO to lO2
This heat with continual strong winds, is rap
idly drying the soil and exhausting the al
ready injured crops. The garden and fruit
crops are a failure The oat crop is an en-
tire failure, and the wheat crop is short.
On the farm of Middleton Moore, near
here, on last Thursday, difficulty occurred
between John Melton and Thomas Scates.
The latter was in the employ of the former,
when dispute arose as to work being done
in the field at noon. Scates, leaving the
farm, was met by Melton on the same evening,
when hot words ensued. Melton drew pls-
tol and fired upon Scates, the ball taking et-
feet in the small of the back, on the left side
of the spine, ranging downward and lodging
in the left hip, though inAicting only flesh
wound. The left leg Of the wounded man
has been paralyzed ever since he was shot.
DR.. John G. Black was summoned, and ne
pronounced the wound to be serious, but
thought it would probably not prove fatal.
A warrant was issued by Trial Justice w. ID.
Camp for the arrest Of Melton, but he has,
so far, evaded the officer in whose hands the
warrant was placed.
j. w. Thomson and NJ. L. Ross are having
their new residences painted, which adds much
to their appearance. D. D. Castor has com.
menced the work of his large, new brick
store, which will be completed this summer.
Drs. Black & Black have completed their
drug store and will soon remove their stock
of drugs to the new building. j. w. Rhyme,
has Just occupied his capacious new brick
store. G. NJ. Moore has commenced the
building of new store house. D. M. Will
liams has just finished painting his store,
which is handsome building. The progress
and improvement made in our town during
the past year is unprecedented, and still the
work goes ahead, Notwithstanding the gloomy
outlook shadowing the farmers prospects
around here from the continued drought.
The congregation of the Baptist Church
here have Just received their new organ.
An infant of Mr.. Lewis Ramsey's died last
night, of dysentery, at the Cherokee Factory.
This disease is prevailing around here with
the whooping cough and mumps, to consid-
erable extent
Preparations are being made for the cele
bration of St. Johns Day, by the Masonic
fraternity, on Friday, the 24th instant. Sew
eral lodges are expected to be represented.
The Gsffney City people turned out in
large numbers last Friday and had picnic
on the opposite side of Broad river, where
the three counties, Union, York and Spar
tanburg, Join corners They ought to have
been met by the other two counties and all
extended to each other a mutual friendly
feeling. Ego.
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LOCALS.


rs In looking over the stock ofthe YORK Drug
Store few days SINCE we were surprised 10 nna
it so full, attractive and varied. We DOUBT II
there is another retail establishment in the State
that can make an equal showing. Every Patent
and Proprietary Medicine of any note. can pe
found there, together with full line OF EllXirs,
Fluid Extracts, Sugar and Gelatine Coated Flils,
New Remedies, nOn-secret Preparations, nne
Chemicals, Staple Drugs, Druggists Sundrles,
Fancy Articles, Laundry and Toilet Soaps, cholce
Perfumeries, Surgical Appliances, Shoulder
Braces and Trusses, Paints, Varnishes, Colors,
Oils of all kinds, Pure Wines and Liquors 1or
Medicinal purposes, and, in short, everything
that could be expected in awell-appolnted Drug
Establishment.
nas- When L. rillards colt won the Derby re-
Gently, in Engl nd, the event was considered OF
such importance that it was announced oy tele-
grams to the civilized world. How much more
important to every bread winner and bread eater
is the announcement that another large supply OF
Prices Cream Baking Powders and Yeast Gems
have been received at the York Drug Store. one
box of the Gems, costing 10 cents, will make oO
loaves of light nutritious bread.
ms- Mr.. w. H. Balman, an eminent English
Chemist, has for many years made the subject OF
Phosphorescence study, and has finally succeed
ed in making Luminous Paint of practical utlll-
safe light, without combustion, and capable OF
taking on and giving off light as long as any par
ticle of the paint is left Portable boards. sheets
of zinc or glass painted with Luminous Paint,
emit sufficient light to bring out, plainly, all
prominent objects in dark rooms, passages, Gel
lars, &c. Articles painted with this paint can be
seen and are for sale at the York Drug Store.
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WITHERS ADICKES.

CANNED GOODS
TN variety. Additions to our stock this week.
L Peaches, Apples. Tomatoes, Corn' Canned
Meats, etc,
MESS MACKEREL
Are nice. Pigs feet and Trpe Pickled. Dried
Beef, Bologna Sausage, Baltimore Hams, Joles,
Breakfast Strips, etc.
BUCKWHEAT,
Flour, Rice, Pearl Grist, etc.
VINEGAR,
Cider. Molasses, new barrel of Chow Chow this
week. Jelies in Pals and at retail, Crackers in
great variety, the finest Soda Wafer to be had,
fresh Rasins, Currants, Lemons Citron, etc.
SODA WATER AND ICE.
We propose to have good Soda Water from DR..
Allison's Fountain and made under his super
vision.
GRAIN CRADLES,
Grass Scythes, etc.
HARDWARE.
TANDLED HOES, in several widths; Plows
of every shape, Grain Cradles, Grass Blades
and Snaths, Hinges, Screws, Locks, Nails, Horse
and Mule Shoes, Files, etc., etc.
lObACCO
At low figures. Cigars-the best to be had for the
money.
FRESH SODA BISCUITS,
Amers Waters, A. E. Creams or Lewis Snow
flakes, Fancy Crackers in great variety, Mush-
room Cakes for sick folks, etc.
WOODEN.WARE
In great variety, just received. Cedar Pals
with covers, Whitewash Brushes, Lemon Squeez-
ers, etc.
500 NEW FLOWER JARS,
Of proper shape. Everything in the way OF
Crockery and Glassware.
CANDIES AND FRUITS.
Fresh Candles and Fruits this week. Dried
Figs, Prunes, Raisns, etc., etc.
FOWLER'S FLY FANS
at WITHERS ADICKES.
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j. w. BAUMAN,

PRACTICAL BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER.
y floor. in the rear of Withers Adickes store.
Easy shaving, fashionable hair Routing and dress
ing and polite attention to all customers. Call
and give him trial.
June % % u
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Commercial.

YORKVILLE, June 22.-Cotton to 10.
CHARLESTON, June 20.-Cotton quiet. Mid
ding. l0a w
LIVERPOOL, June 2O-Cotton easy, middlng
uplands l-l6d.
NEW YORK, June 2O.-Cotton quiet and ca
sy; middling uplaHds, II l-l6. Futures steady
June 1882 July 1888 August 1880; Septem-
ber 1858; October lO.l4 November lO.Ol
Comparative Cotton Statement.
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE following is the
comparative cotton statement for the week end
ing to-day: 1881. 1851
Receipts at all ports for the week.. 2s l44 2O 42
Total receipts to this date, 2S2 SO 592
Exp ports for the week, ,.....""....3S,4 ,462 33,7 ~
Total Exports to this date, PA 945 $685., ,62l
Stock at all United States ports POI 32S, 4S6
Stock in all interior towns, ,.-."".50,l67 52,SS
Stock at Liverpool, ...9O6 600 764 600
American aioat for Great Britain, ,.l33 900 20, 900
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES

Of improved make, guaranteed to be good time
keepers Fine Silver-plated Casters, Butter
Dishes, Pickle Stands, Pitchers, Sugar Dishes and
Cream Pots, Table and Tea Spoons, Forks Knives,
Children's Sets. Breast Pins, Ear Rings Collar
Buttons, ScarfPins, Gulf Cuttons, Shirt Buttons,
K Rings, Filled Rings, Necklaces, &c.
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II. M. DOBSON.
EMPORIUM OF FASHION.

EMPORIUM OF FASHION.
MILLINERY MILLINERYl!
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
MILLINERY GOODS
r AM offering trimmed and untrimmed Hats
VERY LOW FIGURES TO CLOSE OUT.
SONS is the place to buy them. In fact, all kinds
of Millinery Goods at
RU1NOUS PRICES.
We have lot of fine Hose we are offering at
Cost to close out, and when out, we will say
never, never in any more. i have lot OF
VERY CHEAP RIBBONS.
Come and see them. There is big drive in them.
A nice assortment of Gloves-Cotton, Lace and
Kid-and don't you forget it,
AT LOW FIGURES.
Come one, come ALL to DOBSON's Emporium of
Fashion and be suited, at low figures:
r. NJ. DOBSON.
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BUGGY FOR SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF YORK.

WHEREAS J. +. WALLACE, G. c. c. Pleas,
w has applied to me for Letters of Admin
istration on all and singular, the goods and
chattels, rights and credits of EDWARD DUF-
FIE late of the county aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the said
deceased, to be and appear at our next Judge of
Probate's Court, for York County, to be hold
en- at York Court House, on the BIRD DAY OF
AUGUST, next, to shew cause, if any, why the
said Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 23rd day of
June, in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and eighty one, and in the l0ath
wear of the Independenceof the United States of
America j. A.. MCLEAN,
Judge of Probate.
Sune % 20 Ot
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TRIMMINGS TO MATCH

All of the above. Corsets from Is cents to $3.50
each. Beautiful Lap Robes, Ladies' listers, Ia
BILE Covers exquisitely embroidered, Fringe, Vel
veteen, Tides, Cretonne, Counterpanes from Is
cents to S3. so each. White Lace Curtains, Table
Cloths, red, white and cream colored Gloves,
Handkerchiefs. Laces, Irish Crochet Trimmings,
Embroidery, Buttons, Thread, Tarleton, Bobinet,
Floss,
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To Depot, Hotel or Private Residences, free {
charge and prompt. Call and be convinced.
LATIMER & HEMPHILL.
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CLERKS SALE.

CLERKS SALE.
IN obedience to an order of Court in the suit en-
A titled Jos. R. Witherspoon against Hennlng r.
Adckes, Sr., will expose to PUBLlC SALE,
during the legal hours of sale, on me FInHI ~
MONDAY (sales-Day IN JUI - NEAI. tne
longing to the late firm of ADlCKES, BYERs
81 Co.. consisting of Miscellaneous lot Also,
all, the unsettled NOTES AND ACCOUNTS que
the said late firm.
rlAA, r,. JOS. F. WALLACE, y {. G. P!s. at
DELINQUENT LAND SALES.
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR
YoRKv1LLE, 8. c., June sth, 1881.
TUyHE following is list of Delinquent Lands
in York county, for the year 1879:
Taxes, Penalties
BETHESDA TOWNSHIP.
Bratton, Thomas, deceased, 1893 acres, sl6.TS
McKenna, Michael deceased, IS acres,...". 4ooe
CHEROKEE TOWNSHIP.
Elack. Thomas p, deceased. 14S acres, ,...l4Sl.4 4
Candy, Mrs. Elizabeth, 43 acres, ,.........". 7S6.1
Cory Abram s., 100 acres, aaS.o
Elmore Franklin, 81 acres, 5ooa oaa
Starnes, John, 8 acres building, g,.......... ZSoa
Sweezy, James H., building, lot,......... 5So.Z
KINGS MOUNTAIN TOWNSHIP.
Faris, M. T., Trustee, SO acres, building, SASS
Wilson, George w., 81 acres.
YORK TOWNSHIP.
Ressier, Charles E., p. G., 10 acres = 9s9a 90
King c. A. p c., building, llot, leoIS o,
white, Robert, p c., building, lot,".:.... 5:s4l
Notice is hereby given that the whole Of the
several parcels lots and parts Of lots OF real es-
tate, described in the preceding list, or so much
thereof as will be necessary to pay the taxes, pen
a;ties and assessments charged thereon, for the
fiscal year, 1879, will be sold by II. A. D; NEELY,
Treasurer of York county, South Carolina, , at ms
Office in said county, on MONDAY, 9TH DAY
OF JUNE, A. D., 1881, unless said taxes, penal,
such sale will be continued, from day to day,
until all of said parcels, lots, and parts OF lots OF
real estate shall be sold or offered for sale.
w. B. WILLIAMS, Auditor York county.
June 16 "a ~
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Spetial Wotltss.
Card of Thanks.


D1ED-In Yorkvile, on Tuesday, the l4th in
stant, JAMES ALBERTUS, infant son of VIM.
c. and Alice Latimer, aged months and q days.
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APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.
LOTS FOR SALE.

LOTS FOR SALE.
VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE, on reasona-
Y BILE terms, on that handsome property known
as the McCAW PLACE. Purchasers can exam
inc maps on application to the undersigned, OR to
49, JAS. F. HART.
February II tt
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NOTICE TO TRESPAsSERS.

NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.
LLpersons are hereby cautioned against hunt
a ing or fishing on the lands of the undersign-
ed or passing over them with torch or fire. or
leaving gates open, and also against telling tim
ber, and travelling through them, except by. he
regular roads and pass-ways. All persons disre-
garding this notice will be prosecuted to the full
extent Of the law.
Mrs. SARAH B. MOORE.
CLARK w. MOORE,
JOHN r. LUCAS,
THOMAS F. MEEK,
W.A.J. & J. J. J. ROBINSON,
w. A. ROBINSON,
WIN. M. LUCAS,
w. M. KENNEDY.
JuneS % 3t@
APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned,
~ Administrators of the estate Of SAMUEL
RAINEY, Sr., deceased, will make final settle
ment with the Judge of Probate for York coun-
ty, on the 11th day of July, 1881, when they
will make application for final discharge from
liability as Administrators of said estate.
}oSN Z: g HoPH' :; SkATToN' Administrators.
June9 % st
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N1NETY-SIx, S. G., April IA, 1879.
I have been suffering from indigestion and
dyspepsia for some time; had no appetite, and
was very restless at night. purchased a bot
tie of your HEPATIC PANACEA, and was sur
prised how rapidly improved after taking
few doses. l used one bottle, and now rest
well at night and have good appetite.
B. J. SPRATT.
Ra~ For sale by JOHN G. KyYKENDAL.
, 1881-06-20

bccu mndo 10 s|low tl,o tuj,uc,,co Of I'M,
T"ra nya pefs1 h.nm Irnt aT G-
md rn,cmtfcau oeE iIno "f1 tMaaI "sptt' arv netty'
thnicni nSvs,,,nnt nu ~ S.,r, ssty5x pefrS2y, r2y1,
nost rtgoros ct1forca!a,snt s t' " tfn iurms ~
Ms esn ~ II III io oev vnnsn1 st@a = W H., WHITE cnn ie
NH cvnrv ~tfnrt ~ ~, ",iu,o,,,,nmt nt,u,t",
NJ, t,r5ci Ina ~ ,,, M ,n.,t .uGi; oi',s,, III
yiii,"rat'n',. III H. rnr,.ifv "s ,,o "iSu Il %,,c % ~
t,n ,t,I,at nnnn r1ist, nj ,ms't,.o ~. ~ ,mn ~,
% ,t,r .,,ten ~ nr ~ nE asFaot ~
, 1881-06-20
OBITUARY.,



Tho funeral services over the remains ut
The lnta George +. lsamsey ware held yestnr-
ttay afternoon III st. James, Episcopal
'fllerg was large attendance nf friends OF
known residents Of the North Division and Il
lnrgu number uf members Of tho Board Ut
Trndc. The services wcro iM aec0rtlance
Church. aml Were, cn!!lltGtctl by DishDp
GMrksoli q nnd TIC l!ey. Frederick Courtney,
,'rlIu bishop and ,clcrRylnat, met the cor
tlio nisie to tic aliar, 1T tile STEPS Of whicI,
were: j. A. ELLIS, L. Il. Watkins, Volney
e. ,rurners Chnrles Dole, john Hl.nsey,
md 4. II. hurley. The coffin was carried By
flX i,sy,, ,so''m,E ,aa: Msssrs; na Trn9r KnMs,ey
john Eiils. aini Iii Wou.lle. Among ths
in,u1cl!atv friends md relatives present
werq i. II. Sheldon. Mrs: llltnsey twttlow Of
the aeceasetll, Mr.. aId Mrs: Nurtoil, Alr. a!ld
Atrs. Julian \. 'unlsey. Mr.. nlld Mrs. Nc
nnd Emma Ruuisey, ]. Y. scu1,l.,on, Mrs.
Alnl,Ion p. ugsien, Edison Sllrldo,1 nltl
wife, Charles Slle'tlDN, Mrs. Dungfns, nfr.
aud Mrs. Whltcll0tise, and Nehemiah Sllel-
The only floral tributes on tile caskot wero
filled with llowsFs to be placed upon the
grnve; During tlIo services the choir Of the
!" "Ruck Of Ages" The rrn.nlns were tnken
t. c1e G'GSSSS snS Gsrkso I sFs sd I s s kRsy ks st. Gt
Courtney going nut TO tho cemetery. The
services At tliu churcl. were very briuf, nini
ITO sermon was preached nor runInrks nln1o
by either uf thu 0itlciatflg clcrgyineA.
, 1881-06-20
MARRIED LEE.
Ono Phase or 1t NJ Nevc)onrA :.
4 A~1ntnfW ~

Ono p1ianc OF 1t NJ Dovcloncd =,
Arm0rys mo
A. brond-facctl 1lihernnn prcscnt., u.
self Mt tho Arn,ory Inst night, md with .an 'a'
trapldat'on and hesitation aske,l sfar ras'e ae;ae
wllat lint, become of 4 woman named lTt.s5 IT,
Ann O'13ric,l, who hc explained was otsaa. Ssa,y
cd somcs day ago for being an ipmata -,
dls0rtlerly house. While tho o5lIafnu " ~
ttonkcepcr WINS porting over tho conten,. ~. =.
tic record lit scarch Ut the muct-tesiroa y "
formation tho n,nn sllowc.t mr. inr'h.e ~.
ttnnllstakable algns Of worr1n,ent. ' Wns
tender consideration Max was ,'.@ %ss
to inform tho man. whom l,e reearncd vsa q.
sorrowtng husband, rs to tho tlfsposit,on -
Ills better flalf. So with ili.conceatcJ anrissa
tho N'nil lnIutFcl: IInY she conn IH,ty ~ Y!
Dridewelle" AEnin porting ovbr thu rprord.s ~ ,as
Mnx replied IN II tune con ltnlntng nl fIn co.s
"She has," ~''A4'aQa'
"ilaw MUCH was she flned?"
nFffty dOtlnrs."
. :'"And how long will TINT keep l,crthoro,, !,
: Zone hundred and three tlays.i' s''s'
An expression OF intense relief l,rnko o,.,
tho lnce Of tho visitor md, Willie ha,.n y
pleasure rs bf0ad Ms the River Shann"n' y y
seIt BECAME H1olnclltnrtly mare appnrpnt ~ ~
the loving llusbnntl's cDt1lsa,,altce. In .us w
rrlsetl MI present by ren,nrkLnK: '1<
"Wtl1, III Know wilNrc aIie IL f0r m,
length 1ftIine anyway!" And turning nhoa uas
Ills liGcl lia Walked bnoyantIy ont, jnaSTUUs TU
TIT. Olf!cGrY anu rgpoiters present In, ;tt
wonder aver tltIs startling Je,uo1lstraHosnn, " "
c0njuEal Affection. "
, 1881-06-20
THE.C0ST Of A RflsS.

~
Mr.. Gcorge Jones, proprietor, Ut the New
York 1lmcs, tho devoted friend OF Gen.
Grant, who presented him quarter-nllion-
dollar gift the other day, speaks thus Of
c0nkllMg, whom Gen. Grant Is espoustng
for election to tho 0lilco lie ltal resigned,
against the Wishes Of nine.tentl,s Of the Re-
pnbltcans Ut New York. Tue article is
lleatlesl "Tllo' Cost OF u Doss": -
rAa Republican party, !s learning how
% ilue!i i e9sts ,s r. tn keSp H. \ &"Iuss.n With the
oyer TO- tho 0ppnsitiou, Wl.h the party 6Atily
divided III this Statet with tho possibility 0f
u l1ss vt the .State Legislature In the fnll
tlcch0ls, aud u very seslou. chHck to the
si.proniagy OF the party Throughout tho
uilton, Republicans aru finding that tho
to play y \ isarful!y expansive one for tllle
purity. L!ke many IN easy'gofnE Individual
who las tNtlnlErA q Vicious tasle, ay much
through. tntaOlulaeA it Resisting It us through
my enjoyment Ut 1t, the party ltllds tho pro
cess Of Eot0tt. seyure tax gu !ts strengtl1o OF
without mslcl. sacrifice. =
Wo hays alrendy pointed out how. much
Alr. .CuMklIaX li4s owed 10 the aaFuft nlll
perststelt use OF the spotls syslell in pro-
s!lutitg 4ts supremacy. But 1t .cAl,l0t ba
Hel.leA TINT ~ i'aa 9lso protite9 pY the neg
i,loi!tttied With LII. Uonkllns hays bssa .s such
VI should AOt have ga!nel caNtrol OF ally
party VI sensible alHt stls.respactEng mOli,
Not that they llaya all been OF ule sall,a low
TYRE: q. ne tha contrary, sqlne % taye heen men
iye snanagers hayo been, without. exception,
olther engaged IN or tolerated ul0dea Ut party
conduct which should AnYe caused an upoIl
revolt long slnre. TAa party Machine Aas
, 1881-06-20
MILLERS' ASSOCIATION,

The minneapolis Association Said to
He In Danger Of Dlslnterra.ion,
F Special D,pa,eh {, n. chteaoo Ttisnn..
Sr. pam. ,1inn.. lima II, f,wFnr ac,"a ,,no
lui'inrs o. Important ciiaa8es IN tile Minne-
hp"l1s Ml!lers' Association haye been c,,r-
rent, but ttts far tho numbers Of the orgaul-
~ ,So "t"nraa =, ,a.,.o,",aa t''9 e'.aI.es
" y. ..o s.'Ansea ~ eonsetMplat,o't' iestGluas'
however, reporter succeeded IN finding y
gentleman less rettcent tllau the others, and
tnntion co,,ca, ,,,,. ,ho affairs ~ ~" ,sno',-
tta, ,1.a'. a;.',. s"s w., anMs y, us Assocla"
.on. upon ca!ang MS attention to inc re.
ports IN circulation, tho gentleman stated
continued substantIaiiy ns fnl1ows. II ia
M sacrot t,,at so,.".a1 "S a. nss, Ia 10
~ ,.nes.,Ia aseaus uass eo'eia n.ins nave oeeh
thu Association OIL the ground that
their fnterests coi,ft1 1n M ,vntt suhsorvad In.
, 1881-06-20

!: Special Di.,xstea TO 7h4 Chicago 7rtbune
OTTAWA, june 10-At a meeting of tho
Treasury Board, 1t was decided t!lat the yul:
uatlon OF tie ChaNdtdre bridge rs fixed by
tho arbitration was fair; a,,d TINT tho extra
duty and ttne imposed by the Customs De-
partmont fnr undsrya Tuition m,,st be paid Ut
full by the Importers, Mtssrs. Clark, licoYu IL
Co., OF PHILADELPHIA.
It Is Nn4erslou,l that, very shortly after the
return to Ottawa OF the 1tlnlsttr Ut Railways,
a. engineering party will be 0rganlzeA fur
tho pllr1ose Of making asurvey for the Trent
Valley Canal,
4, lareo number of Germans are settling II,
the Township Gf LnNnrk.
, 1881-06-20

eembly Of Diyinos, driven by tho cuitt fron,
Henry Wis Chapel, held tts slxty.alxth Hus-
entt Of, Montlhy. Oct. .. lgi3, md cnntEnnnti to
mert until Its cloaltK session tho l,ahi on Fob,
-, latu. Hero were prepared tho fomea West.
mlisicr Confession of ItlIlh ami tho T.ongar nnd
Shaster cnt tcubIsme nf tho Presbyterian Ch,lrohns
independents of England. llorc aitt,. jtist nifty
yehrs inter, 1T tho etIvge:tIon uf Dr. I'lIotsar.
mission nprotnied By William iii. nssomh.ed to
t.evisp II iass fnr. Il Scheme II comprehension
IL II revision ut tho English 1'riyor-t0nk. In
tcnalh. measuring nbout forty feet frnn, north
70 a0!ilh. and Admit twnnty ftr,n enxt 10 weAt.
TIM Nrw Ipstn.ntnt ctlihnnhy nnvG held tho
htr bning 4D1, tho total ntnlrr ot nttcnltnnces
t.4:l. md the nser,Es attendance Mt cnet f,oet-
;.,R @ ~ =! mrll,!tc!1 THUR ln;t mectt.x fnr the
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