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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-01
Personal.

Mr.. JULIUL LIssO, of Coushatta, spent
several days in our. city attending the SER
s:css incissene roIhe Hebrew holidays, and
visiting friends. He dropped in to see us,
and we were pleased to welcome him as he
is only an occasional visitor. He bears
the marks of times fingers with scarce a
perceptible change. s
Jos. WoLPsoN Esq. Of Grapes Bluff,
came in on ,ls with his usual quiet tread.
He is as fnll of life as Of yore, and makes
things "h,m" in his locality. Glad to
note that he is as exluberant and robust as
usual.
Mr. A. G. MORT, Of Shreveport, prac-
teal and skilled sewing machine expert,
is in our city and will remain few days.
This will afford the ladies an excellent Op-
portunity to have their sewing machines
thoroughly repaired. Mr.. MORT is q bust
ness gentleman, and hence makes known
his presence by means Of printers ink.
Test his merits by giving him fair trial.
Among the attendants on the Court, we
note the we'll known countenance Of our
Ward 2 friend, Mr.. j. o. MAYBIN, looking
us we'll as usual.
We were pleased to greet our friend
F. +. LATTER Esq, from the Cane
River coast last Tuesday. He was looking
as happy and smiling as several "baskets
of chips" Ofconrse he was, and had rea-
son therefore, as can be accounted for else
whero!
Mr.eH. A. WAIMsLEy, The energetic
young merchnnt of our city, continues to
place ms under obligations for files of late
Arkansas, Missouri and Ohiopapers.
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The Headquarters Of the City's "punish-
ment mill" has been in somewhat coma
tose state Of late. Mayor Ducourneau is
ruling down the offenders to close quar-
tiers, and they are becoming chary and
scary Of too frequent interviewes with the
City Magnate.
Last Monday Louis Bronner aud Willie
Yarbrongh concluded to vary the monoto-
ny Of the unusual quietude by indulging
in fisticutf. The lynx-eyed Chief of Po-
lice sssaw" and "called" them. 1t cost
Lonis black eye aud $3.50 in lucre, and
lightened Yarborough's purse ofav.
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a. Il
IT'S an undoubted fact and one which
our merchants and capitalists win do we'll
to consider in oil seriousness, that much
Of the trade Of the adjacent countryis be-
ing diverted into new channels. This is
ioccssioned by two indisputable facts one
because Of the scarcity Of supplies to meet
the demand, the other that oil kinds Of
goods are held here at too high figures and
can be purchased cheaper in Other mar
kets and nearer the base If supplies.
Smaller profits under the INCREASED rates
Of trahsportion and difficulties In procur-
ing supplies for this market, would in the
end, prove more advantageous to dealers
than by making the consumer, pay Oh
the costs Of transportation and increased
ffeights, drive them entirely Y out Of the
market into new marts.
Strange as II may, seem, Mansfield and
Shreveport papers speak Of the purchase
Of cotton from this parish. II IL true.
Farmers fnd itprodtable to carry their
cotton to these places and pnrcllase their
supplies, simply because tho differences in
prices mako II ! ssving Investment for
them. This Is 4 very potent argu-
ment- in behalf sof the energetic
mnil fnnid ofjilatfnctiOrl az the Tan
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-01
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

No advertisement Of Application to Administer,
II Provisional Or Final Accounts in SUGGESTIONS.
iii he inserted without the bill, THEEE DOLLARS.
/. maid In advance.
10 Notice Of Judgment will he Published unless
aid in advance on good security given.
Estray Notices must be paid for in advance.
A0o,neys arr held responsible tor all .e,al o,lce,.
.sHeuss end all such advertisements piN be insert.
u an such understanding only
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Prices rule from ~ to 10 cents.
MD,

Lattice, -TESS1ER. In this parish
IS tie residence Of the brides parents, on
Tuesday, Sept. q, 1851, BY Rev. Andres.
Mr. F. 4. Lsttirt to Mis- Josephine Tes-
Sier.
Two moro youthful hearts united BY
silksn ties Of love. One moro bark laden
With the hopes, sunlight aud joyopsness
az cemmingled Affection launched upon
tho steesm Of time To orr happy friend
jules and his lovely bride, W wish the
fnll haition 81 81 earthly bliss and dream
81 bright futsre, and the fortunate
.ayoid.pesj Of ~ tho sshoalA Qaieksanda
and hidden rocks amid lifes broad ocean.
, 1881-07-27
Tile COURTS.

- ~ s1HN1lOAlsD WAN. ...
l'Ill WIS filed yc.tcr.tny IN tho Circuit Court
ly Henry II. uI1 Aware d. rnhnt,1. tnttt,brs ts
Nr1liMtn 4 to-, nualnst MI,lturl & Mckenzie. ~
prevent tlle latter fru1n Interfering with Their
aIvnl,nnrl taanpn',nniA say TINT thov nro ri,-
t{HtI IN tllu btfRlcss ur engraving nnh stencil
quitting. md In Amy Iust cnset twn-hIrts nr tito
fMss,!ult ri No. 10 Clnr!t s!rit oeol'tc!! by tho
defendants, For rental Ut tHNh yHur. II WIS
nsn ,!urcri TINT tl'o cntnpla!in'nts sou!'1 l'ays
tlia ljusenlnhl ftant, whllu thu ticket .scallGrs
used tho rotttnintlur Or R',,'t Window, 10 uo
ttiuir bI,aillcsa. At itrat 1t wn4 nyree,l tlut
botI p;!rlIea shout! jain n putting ~ s!Hn
expense. hut aftcrwnrsl. tho .!efGnnx .lGulil,-
!ml to carry out this 9rn!nacsuort, urMhnm S
nat suit Milford s Mckcilz!c nnlnrrntty. for
they i'n,ne,ii"tely remoyr,l 1t. nnti thrcutc,lctl
X II was put up u9tttl, tby Htlltt cjGrt cum
plainnnts, glain'ina tlieir lse WIS mt ynlId ie-
lord. Conpnlnanls nnlDunccd tl,olr ntnntoh
70 atnnd by thcIr tcFal rights, hut they ft,nr
t!loro nnY he tt7,up, md ttlny nsk Tint lilo tEt
fondants tuay ho cnJulnc,l fruIn Interfering win
thoh IL tlleir dos1gn uf putting up tllclr ei4sI ns
they itttGtljl.
, 1881-07-27
~
COUGHS WEATHER.SERVlcE.'

<, august, 1881, will prcsunt sou,u very hot
r' ~catheE, With Roncru!ty fair uky. hut Il fow
n,s' aIkea wind. hull, sMIli, aad tuudcr storns,
nmo uoh'h VIII opou with uuoi w,.yo from, tho
nv ,'uto, tnlGht,s IMkota on tho lst aud tho euhst
W. .ao ~ followed by high winds MI tho J, a,,.i
~! "a;Hcr rom tho :litu tho hth; With nrous "
m ~ ut Reaching o4car sky nud coo!rr IN tho
;n."s a,'u ols. Tivro wilt follow Auut-wivos with
,.i,n'!ss'o"s S, "n I'LL tho 18th. Thu temperature
w." oe nigh M tho l0ll, aud liti,,1 with u wild
~ui 9s"'1 anG .,e north on tue l.sh hd i,t, with
,hc I 1,n uoo Thunder storms from tho .llth to
ihe iih III, atld sayore wuds hit clraslnK sky u,
spnrar y nv as, ath TAv sllupuul.wnvC viii rn-
fun ~. IVY ltsn with atvMs VI Gl1lti a1,d rain
tsa tas tas s1 isn =, i9 le1n y a.,,eo axai
irouM Mas H. lul!'Wcl w tho Ed liy d uDu, t.s,,
thc ne i,n!tn , VIII strcas NJ ru!H oil to Id ii,
in, NJ ut TUG Hlslslur alts,l,la viii KWguI, uIli
low,.I ~ sli;Wtat ast 7thp s7th al,I 18TH, I'll.
Wiz wiz a., ,ls northwest fron, inp li 10 lho Uh,
Aur,.,e e"s o. ram, bull. ul,4 tturtu lightliNy,
k,,lw T. totlti.tlo. lnd larlAittnku urfiyity II
frsi;s, ,a, a1 ,,st ,st6 . ::tb, 18th, ai saii.. NJ
IsUs e. %MIto ato M toE Angust IN !hd belt huiweyll
0'' 1t'u!s aud Veilnor's MonttV
,, l3. X.f
, 1881-07-27

Nelson Mnnrr'o flied biil ycstcrt1ny, nsktng
for It tlivurcc from his wife. EMeno Mnhrt,c, OH
nctulalt ur her alleged tesurtion nnd adultery.
John Joseph i.cvcc askei for,n simlnr decree
fruit An,h tfulka Lcysu fnr tho safno Gul.scs.
Tors n,, tho :pth nr April, ts7i. hut su curgrs
that. by his cruelty Alll drunken hnltts, o ita
nlOrllly relenscd tier from her obligations, md
ntzcil.
EtIzshetl, Ebnrle clMTuH that shu WIS deserted
by lior Husband, Frank Ebnrlct' Oyer two ytWfa
HHo. ana now slts shlt Ills right 10 co,no lHicle
MAy be FOREVER cut Oif.
, 1881-07-27
: ,KNlp!. kprnKNo.

ATLANTIC tttt. Ials2y MDG lD1fGa yo4 eYaF !eek
uI1u i puHutaf fuI f4au WAlrh t0ll lt,1t Rlmost ya
altleI. t0 its leluty2 Gnistolni i!atul s,lph u
vonntunaucn ~ ths llarlaE nf tA1 haoinnrnu ~.
nKht. lts ,wHeF was !Iy r,ll!.uf !glli1etl " y,
nl tAe marc lttraultyu fur t!lD pxlreElpiy platn
gs.stunle, Alark ~ uor, and h4lntsk sefer1 IN ia
il0ndu l,ulr, drcsai.d. III, thu prevailing soasldu'
fushoi,,-.an Englst. fstzxo, ths, forr. t
Dyes, ala two lushod cheeks, y mouth futl ii
, 1881-07-27
""siee for white gIou ~ Won Nv

~, ' o'a'<' q" Sf!a i'erk oEaan n. tA& Qpipg<a
drnsna ! ''', sololeo O soe tho nabis at sap,ul
ecoatsny "s n,'. a%ay with pltogVt,lgri aid nioEo
un4en.ionla uonla i!ku nn n,uro to bur nuuilIa md
NTH tr4y ,st,t!4Hy pruranty BY souu Ut u,jr yniiii1
,asssr so prcs,sa ssSg srS - r ts .oR " + se M
WYE past!!on in cnn II Sr,s yuv,,s 4aalea " 9ae
'4'9 NV " sev 5puuR men throw away
, 1881-07-27
PORTABLE HEAT.
A 11ethod by Which, at Small Ex'
- pense, Houses May Bc Kept
Warm AL Winter.
whe SIMS Hays Reflected from
Mirrors Furnish the Heat
rxtraordiary Claims Made for
the Invention.

>
PANS, .nlS ...,',,..'. T., H., r,,r,,, ,,r
cess III stntls IT, I''ey ~, n,,r,,a Vi a'o,t @ ~ "o,.
electricity WIZ. ". , s."', If c"v Inn, IN nrrfnrn,
ycnirtl,Iy atld set 1tee ~ WY ta.', '" i, ~. ~
np, scrs, h W w'no' ,,o, IS i,,;, farr,sr Il ~
lmtlc!c lu.1'ss' .,.t n,i,. ,.,r.',,,in ;,ait'
~,"ss =. ,,rca,;v n,lstukc,l ~ u ttp working
~, II E.1t' !. .t,or,,n,,htrr !, which. M h,
powers ot w @... '"T "nnt ,,,,o, n 1tomr.,.
e.,; e.",;,,nin inps for electricity. That IL Il, s5,
niagtAlnenc' ,,,.a,,,.,,t, ~ .,nmi1 nv ,,n,,vr
,,r.., ~, hrat which nlay bU liberated ngaiit
0t"so w. .,..ss,rv e,ttler for urtfinnry llul,sc-
Wien 'leeessns' ~ s' ~, ,,,,, ,,,r"i,t,,n,v Ii,
hultI nlIrl,DStti or ~ TIII1 l'sueHIHe'y. ~
",,,+ ,,t ii stared Ill III cunl tllp oxidation
n',iI' ~ ,,,lv 1t,a sailing trp Of thu energy
Oi wltlell is "''s ua '' nrs.,,,,,I,. rnn"i.nI
s.'m s"s fin s,,l, tic great grunary, st,
!to". ~ al I'm l,.at In tlin s0Inr
" .;', sps'N, ,,I 4 .cn,dn il ;, likewise stored
~, Il, irn With which W. refrlHcrAtU our
up ~ .nd ~" r.,,,, "r cntublcs cool In slim
,uer: 6t fl riGr ~ reenlve md utilize tho isent
st0rc, up III .s'i the Stut itsetL inl,st n0 usila
t9Erltcdt-separ1tteu int ~ eG,t.S
It u not my,iilable ns tscl; ns nsiits ctu!at pG
burned my nro in wt9n 9 s ~, ~ Ir,Is Gflo' i ntia
viii, hus nlrttuy bean tnlruc, Yi1ter l'glnK t!iu
nshus uf hyl!r0Kcn. When icy st,ius tGtth lis
hot ts stAte tlso y GlhlAe!a. tno niet oec0n,.
iag gu ~ssp aYp,'a XIX Issa whs, ~ Ia t us
rum AnyIh9 shern cstaniishea ~ Hl0rc . wtr
ean he ot!c IN ntt s3osn , 'sss r. l9 My.,
ii ,lrstrnyei. I'h!s y of = corAe % 4rent
rcsse IL war1n nll''I.tes H., ,,,,,n ilo lsv e,
iUr rnfr!gernttng .plrrpsts ',As ellEnr ~ na
manufactured will Gtaf1y nptl4f1iuS uf ~ OC
, 1881-07-27

IRIDUNE DIitlNCIf OFFICES
TN ORDER 70 ACCOMMODATE OlJls
L. nltnerDMs uatFi'n. thruuQt.0ut tho lty VIZ t.nyy
rstnbshet ltrhiIcs uess In thu ,itHuEeHt Divisions
nhHeagfiAtEl below. whcro advertisements viii 10
tnkeM 2r tiig sn.n0 1se9 Is GtArFtsi r. iu Man tit
kOtirn iIIVIsiUN.
-. Y II. SlMM9+ 9uoksUI&crs Ahd StnttOHtrA, ~
fMGnty-sGctkn4t.tt. '
". + nOIiAllI, Druggist. III Cottapu uroyc.ay,
nt!rtliXest cpr!er sIhrt rty-nltl,.st y
Iuils2N \. JACUnua Druggist, HD7 Intliana-av.,
'..W nuGiiM4N. i,ruralss coruor Thirty first unu
WEST DIVISION, .
J. stdltElt5eR. nTnR1st ~ West l.ako-st
IL 4: i5isIE,L: Druggist. sos South lIassoa-...
lLE KltAt<I. druggist, Gil Wca. Madison -ss cor
Jas. 81. KilsKl.EY & CO., Druggists, II, sou,,,
,,Mll.!:s l'IiAltatACr. j. ". WAiSW1ilGIiT, h;s
MExt Madsnn.*i:, Gt!rtsr ug'ets-nv.
Tl!: ht5NMiS!!hEN. Druggist. III hlnc 1slAhd-av,
Ii Z. iIEAltlCK. Juwelor, Eawsslealur, md Fanq
G9Gds ~ Il !.at9 ~ IT; Gns.ltr i.,neo;
SuRTIi DIVISION.
w.. lluAliNtil!AM y CO, Druggist, An North
I'm. WiALiAaisS CO., Druggists. G.; LnEraboc-
ISiiis ". ii. 'NEEnE, Printing nua Advertising
AkGMt. NDMk Nn Stht11rGry slat. f.. II. LivIxlnt,-S
, 1881-07-27
CRUELTY 10 ANIMALS. :. .

ye,..sI, sso hu'''mprell ilpo4 E4xlno shEloll sb
thn s','y 'or cruelly bratfx ho,yc, s;hli,cl. "
tbr,s.,ao tbnss VI cat-scanl, ana hu ,yas haulllg u
lhr.s, n.. .ol'a nnn8 EIgAteunsh atreet., two DR.
IL v.1 Ssa aFo, %lcu unu VI hia ho,sos stui,lr
ana g,tt,,.a a. Tho nlcscIcss driver ohjeciuaj,
ciIk" tl'a r!bs nn.il lha wont WIS hH,kUil.
kNieIy tactt y. {s,Y 4t}cut!un III lid lfuylnGh
brought prossousies, uI, pug taat society ut nnee
, 1881-07-27
1'rEAfA.

Tho Clerk Of tho Superior Court will rnove his
0lltoe anil flies to tho now Cblirt-lIot1so Entur-
dRy. 1lta new ruDfls nrr Immediately adjoining
those III tue Circuit Clerk ult tho south.
, 1881-07-27
A. nuC1l s'r-st1ol, CASE.

Judge Jameson, yesterday decided tho case Of
tho Conlncrclnl NuIonnl hank vs., y. Il. spnls.
III July, 1850, .. T. -Duxuy, proprietor Of our Of
tho pcnny-ttlto Gucket-ghnps, presented IN ti,o
bank for payment sight draft OH WulIe Fargo
& Co., md lndUrscd over tn Doxuy. Tho bnnk
was willing tu tFuy tho trurt, but Epnils Havc
lt,tice Tint 1t Ind been Klvyl 10 nuxoy MI 1T,
option contrtct md must not be pnli,. tAftnr nh
examination titto tlg .caSr tho hlnk pnid !. tho
tlruft; ThoD At,nfds began IL Htlt lit tho tHl,nty
CtArt ,.HAtpst tho bank atHl In tho kl,pnrnr
Eolrt nEttnst lloxoy. i,y tho lnttor suit te re-
prosecuted To II Judgment tho auit In tho County
Cnttrt, and obtained I'll execution With View to
AetttnE second payment Of tho sninu lieut..
Tho bunk nHket1 to have tho execution for $tl5H.ea
cn1onetl, md tho CD'trt to-dny entered decree
for y perpetual injunction.
, 1881-07-27

fsccnnso you hnyo allowed your t,owu's 10 be-
GnMo c0sttsc ind liver torpid. Uso Kidney
II VIII Btin.uItc tho liver to proper aclUf,
clennse tho sk IN nf III yclnwness. ciIrr b!'llnl,s
hnntinchu, Nntl ,callst new ltfn IN the hluOti.
!lrugnssts huve 1t, botl. dry and i!aui,l,-ztums
JiErukf.
, 1881-07-27

u. Appleton 4 10. ,cgnn n suit In ,lobt ycstcr-
!!!My MgAigs! re,er q. uNslll, Iol.u y. Lee, anl
i. II. Manning heH,ln gtlit III attachment
NglInst u. +. douicl and Mary j. Goulcl to ro-
cover $i,iU0.
, 1881-07-27

1ornnr'l Frcsc iltc'l bill yesterday ngnlnst II,
+. Norris aua W. N. Ailtstcr, tu restrain them
from Infringing his pHtcnt FOR improved roller
nlstrneters for wAtthca, pntchtch April ~, 1877.
, 1881-07-27
TRIBUNE It1s.lV(:II OFFICES,y

.1Ior DIttors docs not extlal1st and destroy, bi.
restore. cures, anu lHnKcs nrw.
, 1881-07-27

ltjI.iL ESTttI'E W.iAJf;D.
: 49, , =
N1ASTED-A MANUFACTURERS; LOT
,'t +, by n'utit W feet ,icnp. H. +. HEAD. "
, 1881-07-27

': JUDGEMENTS.
BurnnIon' ;.CtNultT = CONFESSIONS ~ William,
Tn.lsaig w. SImOn Iilencs and Dmma l3nruett,
, 1881-07-27

LOST IND fUU UNl).
.OST-A HORSESHOE RlN(},. SEVEN
- tllnlnn1E, scatinus. fx5 rownrti for rutuFA tu
lAltteF llHuso ciEnr-rtnnn..
GT1lAYED-S4tTUllDA NIGHT, FROM
thu undersigned. tNu lnr:u ltpht-bNy Inlrls. Will
blasS p9mts ana Di!0 ,s wtit1 stripe n facos last
VIII ,n Rivun fur tlrr return or inflammation lea.llil1
~ tllulr tccoyDTy. CltA1lt4EH CAttpHNIIllt lituu
, 1881-07-27
IIOHSI%S d.yi1 C.tKKI.if3Iss.

II rin.a t,tln wight, AiApt alj tArfl; ven nsu.i To
ultyt fill tmu yaat. a:,; will sut f,t hatt
, 1881-07-27

A II. llECQAMENn MIsS. FRANKS. SOL
[AWest Mxttson-st. best ADVISER on luvs+ Ma!tlAt0
tatully. " huslapss trUab!es, lvsa. " ctls " "
, 1881-07-27

1TUlt 'S.ALE-ANn EXcllANGE-,
- FARM hA$lla. :.
bi FGrcS, Improved, kMnU County, III.
Matf0s+ iAlt1ssutt, I'Nlaskl Luunty, H.
" 1AEFss. talink1Yrtl, Es!k Euuuty; III
istH.1es. liHrsOt,l !u!AsAt {s.utiy. Ind
AlacEus, inlpsDy9t., t'4iaakt IAuMIy. 10l. =.
N! Hrrss taiptsYua. !ttyI''Ida loui,ly Alu.
NJ HGrcs, tnpFpYEl, iluMUE GpANtJ, Minti. J.
M AtEDs Ahftnpiuvqst. H4petey C9Nnty. Snh. q
;it!.,!acs> MntMii1ayt!t. rniu!Axa Eanlty, Mimi
';'H'stgs ,'srt nei,pp5@Es4. E4. tE.sai Ny! sMa!IsS.
1l assos; seetl rlaStS, is,,a III
Sninsts: g!X h9ayX tiE'lor tissf County, w.va,
HI nra f9s w ~ If soo.
-..---s,-----..l Z: ki;SSE ElIA, rs u sa!'e:.t
ITUi. SAI.E--A' FARM OF iSl AGIsES
VIII !oneSa intn nns :llds .he4s tUE ~ hsM.l u
With VII infnllna tp'pEnfats RR4 o!pt HY l4y1 Qf
ss S; W. 1s:ie s9s fsts ss; HIT ff kgS
MSna,sr 81 Iisst Y; y " Hi y" pYFsofa " y uhAb. q
, 1881-07-27

E,OK SA Al4E--TWESrT.A .AClt ES IN SEC
IL Twn t l@a@ m ,a"E W. Sr.,s..A y 4 !h9
n! lt,N|1 ttHilroad ind tln Muasrm lnh!a!in Hui!
i!al!l.Hdf sal por nesu. MAIsuN lllhI. N0n,n 1
, 1881-07-27

FI'O CAPITALISTS, ETA GENTLE-
v4nti'M tn Tic Cheaper ,stl acsuru 1T uIp ~ til,
prsi,c,t rteics IT daily rusuEt!on wt.les y ur-
W!'u =; Iat,,ls. thS Msa,c-Msgt slu - slMm v.
great vnltlc nf the iusit,,n ~ preliminary lltt
t!Mct1n ~ llu article sun!l scale. AAIrtss l.!
tcriIlltil
, 1881-07-27

EHUll SALE-lH,AT-DETArlI1St pAT-
~ rnt "nrlnc. fn.Iutrr u itis. MEy Eli, Jhcksnn
llnuAn. pGEDGr lrckss.n Md l.lntx-atx.
, 1881-07-27
f'f}E.FTY y RE.fL ESTATE.

T.tR SALE-FAltM--FlIls' Glass alO
~ mere fnrn In WIN Cnunty hc:r Lo.'rl. tinn In
hus elntr nf cultivation. HNn rnnd l., t,wn. r1rny
MUni HIlt WntEF. Atpy to NWI,..t, /. GAMT(tl;jjs
~ hlH ri ii SNlit;-1 'Etsr,tsiy
, 1881-07-27

EUli SALE-5 ACRES NEAR S'rOCk-
iar ucra 4taiIikHiJN. II satrpalilati IilarI.
, 1881-07-27

NANTEll-AT T.OAF or S5U0 On JEW
w dry utt titaAUtlia NJ u Futu not to UxrDcil
per Gsnl pgr nt!ntt!, AIt.reha / IL ElG,lio uillcu.
X AND I PER CENl'--MUNEY no LOAN
L MAf. ltst l:MkL KMndntl.et.
, 1881-07-27

1JsOls S4ALf;-t1tlUEEKH STOCK IN
Il this city and one In quincy. l Os VIII tasu part-
tcr; G.iA ly;ntuns ltst-cfaas III rvcri tt.peCl !.
, 1881-07-27

ENOIt SAI.E-NO.' 2Gsss MlCIlt(iAN-41V.,
1! iihr 3ntury unt bnaetnuDt Arst-ca4s h0uN0 and
.-sinry lrIek arit, c!lep NIt ntsy tetis. Appiy
u LAltlIs WEI. Il Eu.. Il uAlEAuru.at.
, 1881-07-27

I|oK SAl.E-lo ACHES 'NEARTllE NEW
si ctifSh . a"sx Jx TT s%Ss s'o '
, 1881-07-27


1NDls SAtE-CI,OukS AND CLOCK MA
'Nrsaf ht i62a than jdbhuts nslcas, Or wuuld
sElsnsY fIs aSGts Gtos Ks y EN- ssfsas ps1aa
, 1881-07-27

viNR SALE-IIOUSE AND TEN LOTS,
- ncnr M~AukeG-Av. md 1ltterky.nl,. stUIi nie1
I.r aa,Fdo ind p''lstTy 1oM11SsuS. Is sictropol-
, 1881-07-27

70 E.KgLLttNGh,.:..: : 49,. -.
i II ur nerss In tank County, H0u1 farla Ut no
actY4 lA l'Alk CSunsy. luMa, worth ka1ll 1t
sstah ns!Gt snso md brick larn and iArse aruuus
t'"o iatas, {srlus aa1ak nna owl, property. tu,-
pEuvv1 nad uHilnprovud, fof ehIcas, ui'4 .ag9rhaa
fTupuEty, ;.1'-t4y J, +, kkEhEf,
=! -'r.4 : Hbotu d lfU OeNf6Ifu.4t.
, 1881-07-27

WANTED-4tS ACTIVE, RELIABLE
w bus!1ess with :34tf e1Hil tn tuks salutou
!nttTcrt In uud MI lusi"sIbr portion III b1nan1a
inErrrtse, ol,ernsGd III lenrcr. Epn.; must EsslGs
tlsrH insestu,rnt nbs"lutc!y secure mid rlsa tu-
ness. haytnR tin e,Iell, ntd rtpnlG taking huld
r1t.ti ntiatG~r Il ~, trt lLlng office. t1jlGlgIi
, 1881-07-27

WASTED-A LIMITED, NUMBER of
vt Indy tNnsn..nrs: *lOpGr day Hlurnntted Ia csDu
".tht1. hnriy NJ l4stlnte.st. GIOvEN 4 To. :
WAN,TEl1-SAi.ESItAD1ES--'rWO Wa:s,Tl,Esl!1, =, EN-
E,Jta huse. Hrtrrrtlt9 n4tutred Atlrrrss IN s,wS,
hnnaMrlta. |. ". 1rltine otficU. ' " Se
, 1881-07-27

I1Ot SALE-AT La GRANGE, SEVEN
.lnltns traI. thrnHu. hen,,llfH, !pssunco lot. ~
~ fsf "a 9r fttnt arns hHtut ~ d3wn. n.y. y
AstrAet Irut llt.t Known j In kalIti-Bt it1IJi, l.
, 1881-07-27

1TUk SAl E-iO ACt}ES SOUTH OFElVY,
~ .c!!,sn 10 tviIot. HENRY WALLER, JIl. I'D
, 1881-07-27
M+lMIlNEltl',

1H+IR11X4N1s1tlY AZ Il
~ vsy4Fs brltlnR nn mii Hrnn inarI,itry bust "
g!a !urasl ii .psius: IIl,V hYgt tuekGL u, \.
lay A!Ms. sasTYaFy ~ Ea.t Nnsuens."h'.s'
F0l SALE-llAr PRESS, lNCLtlplNt;
- nay pre&4 4uAe9t Au{kcS xpalf, AtIQ til1j ul!4.
TN f0e t9nt. Gull u adrvss a, u. AE411llI, Isl
, 1881-07-27

INOit SA E-uI,ENCOE-l.IyrS on TIE
~ slru Vt laho Michigan. II feet at,oyu luke, ut
I tit vNcl On q InNnthly pns,,Ont4 Euut hcl!uuls.
my day IRA NltjNh, IN la bnllV.ht.t Ituun Il
, 1881-07-27

Ny AuF4u, ,tM,t-Ae.tleI Hurguy MaHIb nlst haeilus4
aud full N1tt pl ku!E nut vt thu Lu4lugas VIII sgll
GMtal. Apptt % ", >. Eilf!S, TtunlDHl liuuAo.
M uSr lIE SOLD AT 4 SACRIFICE,
Travelling t1nt. open IND III, luss} aha i.nr,.es., ca
tu SCUM VI Anl4rsg,leu fihvO lot ~ seGulld-1!ud
t,'r Aun ~ora, Z, i. y LII. usar eorncr Vwunty-
tJuftl.ht. hlIu ArEElA9.ns.
, 1881-07-27

GlTU-iTfONS WANTED '.-~ If TWO
- GGr,uun Er!s trae ElnsS rnk nsh nect,ut girl
u irlvatO iNHl!lg. tan Elye best tHftreHers, III
NutjtSl.uv.
, 1881-07-27

1lUK SAI.E-SlXTEES COMPLETELY
~ 1Hrn.ie.t t0piHE In ccntsnl tntatn t,n tvnti-
HGnt lh1rnuAfilnrr. dGsL1 fin1 buslIigss AdIFt>s
II 81. Trihsni fI!ysN -
, 1881-07-27

" ANItD~-ltl j'URCil.ASE-A IIGAit-
stot, q niher l's'ss wtlgr :, sH!aii NJ! csbItat
w r!Hn to i.sln mi ihtrttluGu the I,ntvnt txtru
stun itnl tnE nnlslest!: tuHl patented tntt On .r
and ltNrk-dte,
, 1881-07-27

II0K .SALE-SEVEN.tL DESIRABLE
~ hnu.rA nI,!i !nlA NJ thtk i'nrk nild ltlsetaha.
llEltltltk 4 DUNLOP. Room =, In UaHrburl.sL
, 1881-07-27

FINIlE UNION FUIlNTTUIl: COMPANY,
l. kl AID ,Al West tAlnslIi.xt, kutI MI klt,tls III
@ linusel1a so''ts on nlonshlS paSN.eh's, hw pffesj
WANTEp-Tn SELL. lMMEDl3ATELY. ,:
s1hl, or a utIlGnUN tM4ulEu Ut &E4 Itrutttu.tv.
, 1881-07-27
UUSI.NI;SS CIIIfEC'IjS.

1I,Olt SALE-.FlSE SALOON, WITH u
bctlrnns nIaly furnished, thrice i,nrlor~. kplen.
t Ila. aiinlns't.t',n kEscue slc: ercry thug
llAFlf FIRED. !E4 Ns,ult Athte.xL
, 1881-07-27

1HOK SALE-CUAL YARD. o YEARS.
- tEnsN, ~ Dor Imlntlt. nurses. waton4. and nnw
hrsk .i!lcsi nIso sheds bArIt, oc.; rrIee. <G. Il *
, 1881-07-27

.Sd5ttS1z GEE, G.Ltlx4Ll Nli.1 49,.
:. A. 1sEtlyFElt PLACE To bELlI ,iOUit
r!st.olt Giuthln9. carpet, ptA. c.Nllot III taul
f!at EViattS tN3 ntAll-st WIN llyA tho AtJlnst
41t.a i,rlsy., it!s4 s!s.!4nA ~ pT Mfs ). 0ulSr,
, 1881-07-27

INOlt SAl4E-A LOT M WAIMSll.AV.,
IL b1twueu fItty-suyuNtn mud F1Gtt-pe.Itt.4ts,,A u
i.,1l rnst front, f!ics ilN ca1l. ApvIy II 4. Vi.
NIllN EEtsA YOllhlll- W. Shl REDlic[kril, lAl.
, 1881-07-27

IIORSALE-llust1lU BOULEVARD
Il Hills viii stu reevt. I'D MHliI Aux. iur tlIa llr-
cssB tfur all elstlI bt4A fiul TtaItt,lxu nhnrt lA-
tnileu wdst " a1!ownu!l l,cp't AIl4 ,oar MllwHi-
rljuci IL thu Htr0vni III thr County Cuurt ii E0uk
County T!9 rorlbEti cutiato Hbftrrel flIrnlsiiai.
MM. u. COLE, AsslgnUu EpilllF1 insurul1ro cu., lp
1.1trtur,l-Ht.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-04-12
THE BELL COMPANY.
Meeting OF Stock holders ELECTION of
Trustees and Officers.

Yesterday a meeting of the stockholders of
the Bell mining company was held at the
office of Lavell Bros, on East Park street.
President Meader made very fiattering re-
port of the condition of the Bell mine and
property, entirely satisfactory to the stock
holders. A map showing the Bell mine as
opened and developed was exhili %edI1which
enabled the stockholders to thoroughly un-
derstand the report presented.
An election was held OF trustees, resulting
in the choice of the following gentlemen fol
Trustees ofthe Bell company: Lee W. Eos
ter, VIM. McDermot, Godfrey Lavell, Geo,
W. Stapleton, G. Z. Meader and Il. d
Hauser.
The following officers for the Bell company
were then elected: President, G.. T. Mcader
secretary, Geo. w. Stapleton; treasurer, II
D. Hauser; clerk, W. b. Read.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-04-12
The F0urth OF July Mime.

Two new shafts have been started on
the mine lately. One shaft III the original
discovery claim is down Is feet Oh an S-foot
vein Of rich ore, two feet of which is very
rich, the ore coming out being filled with
black %sulphurcts and brittle silver. Work of
taking ore out Of the tunnel had to be sus-
pended until the snow goes of, as the tram
way for the car and dump, both of which
were made while the snow was deep, have set
tleu down so as TO prevent the running Of the
car. Another shaft was started last week on
the west part Of the claim. 1t is down : feet
on a favorable looking VEN of ore.