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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-07-28

It's virtues are uaQuestiond6se and its
curative character absolute, as the sVri.
ter can personally tesiity, both from cx-
periewck and observation.
: Among the many readers Of the Re
vfesO In one part and another Of the
country, It Is probable that numbers
nre afflicted with deafness, and tn such
Il may I've said: "Write Mt once to Hay.
lock & CO., Deyi street, New York,
enclosing 81, aud you will receive by
return u remedy that will enable you
to hear like anybody else, and whose
curative effects will be permanent.
You Will never regret doing so.n-- Ed
itor Of Ncto York Aerc0afile Review,
Sept. 25, 1880.
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ParmeleeS Great Blood Purifier.

In morbid conditions Of the blood are
many diseases, such as salt-rheum,
ring-worm, boils, carbuncles, sores and
-pimples. Try the Pwifer and cure all
these ailments. II we did not believe
Il to be the greatest blood purifier ex-
tant, we should hesitate before offering
It to you under a positive guarantee, as
we do. Sample bottles Is cents; large
size, 81. Sold by w. A. Burnam, Bald
win, Mich.
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= = For tep1eeesmyxllk<ss cosn6oI1
s',%s.s: e ss e: q ;'s = Css ~ s~s:s Z
". " Ssss,s s,ssn sssssSrs sss = ,teif ;!,:
tsvsd si,s 8 isS e s;sdu' .:S 4sa fss st:'sy %'y
cess,l nes; .I,s he: y = Ts'l and strong -
W., DstsOit, Mioh.
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Notice.

All persons indebted To Dr. q. w.
Manwaren, of this village, are respect
fully requested to call at once at the
Office of the undersigned, and settle all
dues. Those who have received his
services, 1T IL hoped, will promptly re-
turn tile favor by settlement of their
accounts, as DIR. Manwaren himself Is
now unable to attend tn business by
reason of illness. +. HIBNER,
iyye a Attorney at Law.
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A Beautiful COMPLEXION

is the result of using Hdmiton's Oyicn-
tai Balm, warranted to be harmless.
The most elegant and delicate prepar-
alton for the skin ever invented. Re
moves tan, pimples, freckles and all
b'emishes of the cuticle and leaves the
skin smooth and beautiful. Price soc
o bottle. Sold by w. A. Burnam,
Baldwin, Mich.
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Notice to Restore Land to Mar.
kat. fr
UNITED STATES I.AND OFFIcE,
REED tITY. MICH July nh lSSi. {

REED tITy, MICH, July TN, lssi.t
Pursuant to Instructions ttni ilic tNilu, -
sioner OF the General Land Office, Gat,d Jtly
9Th ISL, sos rfaf aU sF ra
Notice Is hereby given that
On the 25th Day Of .irg'ist 4. ID. 1881,
AT o'clock u. M, at this Office, we will re-
crive applications 10 enter ilr' :. w. u Of the
n. W. a, section II, nini ,,.' " l9"ftheS. W.
"a s5cctIUn ~, Tuwn - North, iSuitse iJ West.
l.. SIEFENSON, Register.
" II. &. MITCHELL. Receiver.
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School Report

OF the Forman school, for the month
commencing June 10th: : Is 2 Co4t
Whole No. Of days taught 10 16
attendance I8S
Average" IA
ROLL OF HONOR:
Perfect Lessons-Affie Forman, Lucy
Abrams, George Forman, John
Abrams, Amy Forman, Janey
Abrams, X. ID. North and Cliff For
man. bs .sa t-s ~. .rF
Regular attendance-Lois Ranney, Le-
roy Ranney, X. ID. North, Cliff For
man and John Abrams.
Spelung-Class No. 1, Cliff Forman;
Class No. 2, Amy FOrman.
LAvfNrA SMURTHwAITE,
Teacher.
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m OOutht furnirhed nee, with fuil Instructions
W lfar conducting the most profitable Business
n Ithat auyoue can engage IN The business
III liz 30 easy to learn, and our instructions are
Y 40 simple and pain, that any one can
make gr~nt prints from the very start. No ono
can fail whois willing to work. Women arc Ne
successf,,l az snen. Boys and girls can earn large
sums Many hnvo mnde M the business over one
hundred dollars In q single week. Nothing like u
ever known before, All who engage siirprired
at the eare and rapidlty with which they nrc Hbls
to make money. You snn engage In this buxincss
during your spare time ri great pront. Ycu do not
have 20 invcrt capital w H. We take NIL tho rick
Those who need ready money, should wri,c to us
at once. All farnirhcd free. Address TRUE CO.,
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To the kind friends and neighbors,
who harvested seven acres Of wheat foi
me, when we, OH account OF siclxness,
were unable to do nything ourselves;
'thus exempllfying the old saying-"A
friend in need II friend indeedS-we
do hereby acknowledge our obligations,
and try feebly to express our thanks,
realizing that words are inadequate to
convey our gratitude.
l.. M. REDrIELD,
VI !. '
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Notice..
LAND OrrIcr AT REED CrrY, M,cH.

LAND OFFICE AT REED CRY, MicH.
June 18th, ls8l.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has hled notice of his Intention
and final entry thereof, and that said proof
will be made before the Rcgister and Receiv-
er OF the United States, Land Office at Reed
City, Mich,
On Wednesday, the 10Th Day of august
1881, viz:
Jerome Spauiding, Homestead Entry No.
6aUS for the f "A of s i u and K "a of N a
Section ~, Town 10 North, Range II West;
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton of said tract, viz: Andrew Ewing, of
Woodville p. D. ; and Duncan Bacon, OF Wood
willie r. o and Orlando Elwell, of Woodyiilc
p. o.; and John Ganstecd, of Woodville p. o.; /;
all OF Newaygo county, Mich.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Register.
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IN r ,,us re nj nee 70 those Who ~ish 10 cpgss
Nj arIsrd. Ns~IIi assslsk ~ s1srj jsIIse: fie
day s.d npssrds is csrlly ms6er Hitopat
ever Many acv y verIsss es{5<5 q - ~
s.s :. .'s msm 3 fos!pc<s q ~ 5Ps.e.a: f1e 1eS
ge.s rev. No sss Who . wiI6ss y YEA niIs .
nste tsn1e mo1ey evrsy dny thae oaa - nndo = 3
rsrs ss., :. g ~ ess'>cY sSyss1n1t - ~ -
Gss I'EIiiz7s o. ' ':::'s:s. ;sss !: - e. -
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NEW REVISION ASt" "ssnrzD
NEW TESLA ENT.

: mnde by the most eminent scholars OF
EIgan ana Am-rica. h.H th1 Psi:e ei Cores
pSndlng Ergist Eci.ion. Large type linen SUI
!. ..p-s,h.nInrcdpnpe elegant bindihg. a sep
a'nte "ssm,re iensiye History OF the Eic anc It's
Iran iaions'' l~et ~ q .tdl account Of the New
r i.i i0r. given To- subscribers. !.
Best chance for agents ever offered. Send
stamp for particulars at once.
The henry Bill. rllisAlal CD. Notsl2l. coan.
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For Sale.

The East half of the Southeast Quarter Soc.
tion ~, Town iT-i2; 90 acres improved, bal
ance chopped ready tn logj good building'---
fol $500 cash.
Also, q good span of Heavy Draught Horses;
Two Sets Of Harness. Two Good Farm Wag-
ons, Pair Trucks: and Farming Utensils.
ling Heifcr; also, Cant Hooks, chains, 40 40.
For further particulars, enquire Of K. Camp
bell, baldwin, Mich, or apply on the premis-
es TO tile subscriber. l.. =. DANBERRY.
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List Of Petit Jurors.

Drawn for the August Term Of Cir
cult Court for the County Of Lake:
, 1881-11-29

Mr. A. Il. Hupkius, Ut Now fnrk. 1'isst Vice
President OF the Wabash, arrived tn ChteaRo
fr4,tn tho Euss yesterday, Ito Will ren,aIn West
soma twn or throe weeks.
MIR. 4. ]. l:ntit1lv, AsslstHnt superintendent Of
thu Ch!ru9o, Milwaukee s 81. pnHh hax nptltleu
iii AwtehintSi tu ptnytao .thesnsetycs' with
sWlteh1it2 ear&a, aud kgsp recta$t Ut H!l ours
tiinyg.l by thGm each WY. Hi.ius proper Initials
and numbers, ulll ll,ttns whutfer tlaattt Or
utt1pty, AMI Wheto taken IRON nu1 whuro sent
This 0rsier takea effect iice. ].
Mir. ueorxo L.. Cross. Northwossera Passenger
Agent IT tl0 louisville y Nahhplll0 ttaliriMa
EtinIphH:a!n thIa city. rccatynl u tlsplteh from
lu1lurlt- fhsseaKnr-AEen ,Atn1ro yu4!or'ay
infnrunY htl,,that u FulsmMh slegpeF vii! aaro-
utter hB 'AttuuhN tn tFt.u No. !, leaving kputa"
vllu At 1i:a3 II. H., which will run thtau1h 70
Jacksonville, Flu, wlttalt chahKe. Ihfa trMtn
n1tkea Goso connections With tho traI1ls az tue
Kukou.o and kAAkakco Lima vt Louisville to
nnl fF1,us Ehlcago.
Mr.. Quinn. Tie Now Yusk nKout for tho North.
crU PauhIp ltalt1sA0, returned ycRterlny trinl
| st. piuI- Hu xtsitea lhat the Northorn pac!ha,
WIS yesferluy completed III bIlles Dty, anu That
tue 1s.I1a IL hnlshcA ~ tht Tohgue ltaveF. q
ilsuafck tiie Missouri lslrsr ta now frozen aser,
/ nna work lR2 Ueell commenced on tha tatHpor-
lry bridge. y Will BIT ~ tees long. Win ap'
prt,aches D)1 feet Mt each md. Tiu supesktFnot.
| ilIe will b0 put up this WIuter. u u expected
! TINT tho IRON lrlilXu will D1 coulpstel W next
tull. IL Will cost lrom u Oo0,odo to = eQ g0.
, 1881-11-29

"Tho Galley slnva" Ia prahab,y tho most
etcctlve aud best constructed uf the scoro nr
.uors ot plays 10 which BARLEY Campbell lnys
claim pt authorship. With "FMlrtNx" " mud "sfy
Ptrtner" 1t will iay the h,IHa tar nj estimate Of
this writer's ability rs Il dran,at!st. unless he
shall sarprso th9 nn6l., X H., tne proii,Sf,. ,f, .; .
Tue uailey Slave" s reAlistlo tlrs ~. nnihas
ttltly tho satne, company presenting It ut Hum
loy'a ThaAtrp this Wpek. hatss lt!Kl WIS bettrr
actress fhaA htIks GrnnYcr, but the !nttgr dis
plays sotile dramatic nbttfty ia tIctlG lhatHs.
llvr vocal resress Mr6 ttt.,ttot ila anr iisltt,A-
ti}n juuty; In tho stronger acerpA ate apptnrs
d nMst adyAntagg, aaa dresses ti,a part t'a,.! ~
ucttvsT Us t,mnceaca. Frank Evans might
Give u much tnnre satisfactory persuliutttn ht
SulistV Nnrt9tt, 3tr, lioth s!ogs neat III lt
1t oharnetar netting ~ ~. UtiiJ,aan. asnt Mr.
iurns, N.Y.. Aoart. ana Mias ate i.anW av;s nr1 ~.
.,ay evening Miss urnngar VIII play F,t.Meeaet, q
hlld Miss De Fhrest ficctB Tho RthEo euttthR ~
ereAitMbo tn thu management, and tue sueIiio
o!fncts ara we'll Eatten Hp anl u proof ot tAo
tkttl 0t tet scunlo painter. 4 very lArHo house
welcomed the pluy hist evening.
, 1881-11-29


NDlEs.
ST.. ,..,,,u,a, !. T., ,,.t,m,ro thl. wcck.
,,.".,,. ,v,,,,n,n. ,uo,,uocr ror Katherine
't""h "Hn""st ' t: :.
Rogers, IA III tttwn c'l4aRln4 peaPe'
rr.r,oa A. wntkIu,. manager far Ada GRAY,
,. o,.a,r.t snI,rr f,o,ynn s,he toins tho coin.
n.S t,s',. Ssan1pv" .!1e,. ee"''a ""'"' S''S 'o'
"."s 'oo"s. ,u,.,a,,a uos
tho Hrst ,,,u to tltrnlnru Mime. lstnlKA herat9f
10 tho putie.
1s,I,,, f,oott will In, prnn thta weck In Water
~tlry4 Now llnvun. AtcrtleIl. tlartfort. spring
held, l1d Worcester.
~, rrtaov r,rht MIR, 1,on,lnn f,nnissn, WIN
.out, ,v,,n w,',,r IN 'ti this rstpy. viii .Iyr
.ncort sM,H ~t r. Smv vur tnr nm hciutlt f Trrsl-
,in,t Il rtrrtis tnmti,nr' '1"
"e''' "ht"u4" H'o'"s'' .....
Tho w. II. Powers company. playing my
Gcrrldinn" md Tho FINLEY antc." rrItort thht
they ,lre tlo!ilR we'll. md viii prnre new t'icGt:
by lsarttoy c.n'olcll In Desrolt cnr'st'r"s wehe'
rn.tt,,<,nJ.1 ,,,,,,,ort n Mtsa at,vM4t nj rnir.
h.nk tin;' t"nIvnt' ~ fsmrfrs L. Knnrr. Sr.
f,.tinchn,sski. Mr. IL, ii, ClMrS. 11,tl Mrs Kunlt-
III vi, te!a ns.s;' f'''' '"'''''' VIVA - 's '''
wa "'s'S1' ..-.
Tho assncntc- membership tickets to t!lo Mn.
zRrt aoclrty Will ht rGntty t,r slbsc!lntsS
tiAHt, md Will DE tft!fGFlu I'll npalllcA.
, 1881-11-29
Proposed Nssv. 'Tf.ronEll Lfna from
nfontxeul to ClaicuGo.

Special DEpNEth to 1ht Ekcdeo IT7buHt.
MONTREAL, NUy. ga now through limo Of
railway Il tnikod Of hero bctwcru this city md
ChieaEo. The rnnvors III tho enterprise propose
utllsxiug the fnnwtnR lines: Tho Occidental to
Ostawn, thancp BY tho Canada 1'nelno t0 l3roc5-
villo, tllonco hy tho Utica 4; l1lnck ltIyur to
Morristnw,,, thonGe by tho Now York Centrlt to
Dufnlo thoncr by the Lake Shorc tn CAscAEn. a
inret!1,9 IL strtV to hG he'd by tho Varttes In
teresse,l. i will prove strong opposition 10
tito uruud Trunk.
, 1881-11-29

TDHofTi,, INV. .S.-Sonls timG ngu. IN an 40
ttnn In relation nt It. Il. 1mrrett Hkanst the In
ternutInnnl psiIuc Coinpnny. to hive tlle bridge
declared nuisance, tho gEounsl, among oth.
ats, ,tl,t 1t YAs not suItahu construction without
further appliances fnr thu pnsshEo nf oANlAYea:
~, locus stant tn bruR tho net1ou: III nnly
portion ot tho public were nifGctEtl. nild dIa.
inis1c tho Information brought by Harrctt III
tho Atturtioy. uutlerars nninu.
, 1881-11-29
Riluay's Regulating !g!!.,,.''! Pills, /
Perfect I'groatlrrs, Soothing ;!.1,, 1rr1f'f"MI mi
Wlsl.nmt rain, ad.uaut t,.a,ti"", hst1i !
4 yEoETAELE SUBSTITUTE EOE CAloitA

Perfectly tastcicss elesant,y y,sfx' cHa'e c,cal.st
sweut gum. prr9or regulate p"'"''
a'ia tnwn9s PiLts for tho euro Of 9'l as'Hi Hai:
of in Stn,nuclt, Liver, l3uwels h!ns, h!as,fnnuon.
coss vS,css. Indigestion, il3spt'ssa, uiis. ept
Fow"r inflnlnF1itfou Of ttU iHwsls. .a.' Wet.
I'll "ra ntsSnitifs Vt thD 1ntornhl y snniv,rs-
rnr,te IL, n,iect u permanent cure; T. Or Iei.
otnh,e, containing no mefcasS'
~ ubsurvo tuo following sy,nh,~n!nas ,hrrans: tou.
tt1r from tliseAsca uf thu ~, tho ].ltoJ ID
stiunljo1, Inward lfios, tit!!ues, ,.r;;' Euu.ci.
iiis Iicad. Ac!d!ty at tb9 R,'Iiss R'peo or Wr'sh!
in Tia Htunlach, sonr Erctatlttls', ~ esuIrt,ps
FiutfcrlnX ii tnu Heart. GAosMx; .a.;,rr. Jins rr
1.nsntinna wf1un In u lying pos!!o1 o1,TII Flsn 10
STnna t,ofnr" rt,e Slight. Ft,ver ana ~" ycnx.
1hs f1nsd' i,rcictuy Ut prrsplrnt'om'', ~ ,ho Stt,
,'"sa ~ iii, skin and f:ve* fha fhsl.s H. II Hat,
iirrast. aud Li1!Is. md Audden f'4'"
H,rntriY OF tho Flesh. r,,rrs wll, free tGs
XYaW tlosea OF NApwAr's I riLtii tIiis"rjc.s.
sySIe61 from ul tho atH'Sclla!nea .,Hr
Irles, vs. tsssis Per i'ol. s.,o.u, our
we re,eat that tue render r., NM ~ d,srnsts au1
bo.,ks md papers OH thu subls,ss ,s aa1ucl: M
tmuir u.tro, nIl.ong WHICH may ~ NA
~ Etljse t.isI IrMe." 1y..thra.n
ssRat(trnY or 1rrIfnhtd .,,,.
- RaItuuU Oh SrF0ftfa.r, .,,,t Glasses OF US
Aud othqra relating 10 dlaeFsn* ~'"0
cases. SOLD NJ pnuc9JIs;r1a. 'J;1 TRUE"
READ "F1lLSE AND = Co, IL.
pcnd n lstter.stamp to RdDH 60 -: fork. ln'
ss iFarrc,,, cor. GAnrch. IT.. hi f. ,s. sent yo9.
formn don worth thousands WV ~
, 1881-11-29
WAS burned yesterday evening. The Roo!s Fere
saved III i damaged condition. Loss, $l,6o0; no
ADJUSTMENTS.
uAyrnLY,s T11EATt.1r.


ItA%Err,r's TI1EATtt1t.
"The Fonts Erfand" was frat produced At
tho Arch Street Theatre. Philadelphia, OF, tho
:Gth Of last tnnnth by the famo con'pany, Will
two or thrrn exemptions, employed lit Its RIP
rtsentatiun In thts city. II IA tlrnn,nt!xntto1
uf J,t.t8u Tu,,rvee's ,narvclo,tsly l"p.,lar work
with tho sanG title. nIll III tho evolution ot
'.ra1nn fran, putltcal ttosea tho autlinr AMI Mr.
Mockoyu have wnrkch orcther. itl lilo nlit!c!-
patton ol pryat stircess for play of this Kind
the ,ln,,nntists hui a notnbfn precedent IN
uucc Toms CNl,in." Tint ".The ftnl'a Er-
rand will ever parallel tie career of tint work
-cithcr rs IL bsnlk or as Il plny--wo do not l'e'
ilrve. Tho lfrst niid most hnt,irnl couMont to
tIt W It wt,'j.l prnbabiy have buc.i tnl.rh mora
satisfactory ,t,sltnntte production II hut ono ~
tho .o hnthors n ssuS it Ett19 @ Sltf" ,n1 1hn
wr.seruf the wsrk Gt nctot. .l.i'i9e IH!ltxeo -
t1rnmlatc novr1ist, hut hts dramatic eleuts Aru
wh!st no has nlp,,raatly c.socrasetl his ilier,,ry
c,rnr's Outside Ut thnt ha wnndrrs lntt! IN.
n" rn ti,o i, see, a s Is ossr rssrka6y cec,.
cntnlncntlnnlu hohby In his .iatre'l nf TIC k,t-
kit,x business In this play, Thorc IL fothtng
reNstc about II, and III tho thir't net It Ii almost
it n,ay scrvc to keep tho took and the t''ny
better nphrt II we Itt,nt u'lt th sn,steril atns M
tr.al,ccd Into tho latter. John l}!rirst"t. WHO
will be ren,ra,,tere.l a. :ao chief k:.k.
mir his nportnnt si,l.: A'.ir'!: III, tinr's1 a
ana Ln r. q ne txi rnta,,,n f n. 9 r
| aipp,sed tn hhvu been scefctly inarrltd. afunle
Hstdltp, the Ianxcr schs'ol.teaehcr, Is y J. now
chAractrr, borrowed In stlnlH features frt'in =
Similar uh.rNnter tn !. nrIuks with,ut Straw"
snc i fr!oud q Lvs, nntt 4 intru.iHee IN . e..
der tliat tho incl.tGit3 Hf her Gotssh1p ny CtH
romantic clement
, 1881-11-29
r0 THE PUBLIC, !,

The1e cav be ~ lettcr rs1,l,Ishel H. Z ~. aso ot
nt ntxy shan tns base xatsntissi, Roi< tss sa
sasrs r. Ia!.S* s.* IL sPs g. ~
, 1881-11-29

Epettd4 D1p0acA u 1Hs CHtcH9o 17tbt1HEt
Sioux CRY. H., Now sa.-A private toloxram
rece!yud to.lay suys that but twonty miles OF
,raok rol.,atn to Iay un the eusiorn elml Ut tho
Houttcrn pMcIlc to fnrn connection with tho
Teyas Pacific. Tho CLING uf this .Enp Will givo
IL through linn telwuch New Orlellls and bMtt
Frnl.olseo over r,,uts cuntsuicd by Or frauudly
to tho Huntington Interest,
, 1881-11-29

Nrw YoKK, Nov. "5.-1n addition to tho potnta
already uvcn about tho Hudson ialvcr Vest
Si.iu Railroad to lurnlo. Is the following. taken
fro1n conversation With unu OF tho raitroad ex-
purtH:
Four tracks," said tho mat, "on tho New
York Central itnlirond Is AS 9reat II mistake IN
the part Of Mr.. Vanderbilt rs WIS tho slx-foot
1ltge t,il tho Eric nnu 1rrHt Western Rhllrhl4
twenty yeNrs nxe. The leavy .sttow- w-stornl* to
which Cc1trni New ynrk Is subject tho stlnw
lying MI thu ground four or tive tnt9lths every
wlnter} require tht,so four trucks tn he
cIeRucd, anu tho Rnnw cArrlei 70 ali. I'M.
rcnso tltathnce. In II dpuble-trnuk railrnnl
ylu mcrcly throw tha &nnw IN each side.
hut that u,.i not bo tfunc With four tracks, ni!d
you tn,ass not only ss,ovel IT, hut transposs It.
rcgnlrng nm Immense ,t'np,int or inbor, r.
prntel many times It, d wintor. Tho ehGe
difficulty lltlppeHA wtcn they nre KoIn2 tn nuke
repnlrs Iii their rnut!tIe1. fuu hurc Hot to tukn
mi funr omblnktnunts stnstenl nf nun. NnW. ~
rArn.ltl In the world bua yat rCnclletl tho itin!e
OF service fnr two trucks. TIM Pennsylvania
ltastrsntl Grrtei irDrp passengers ~ tho Gem
tcEntRt l;xhtbitiOH tflun Wcre evGr tn0rcb over
any i!np oIi this continent. Ktlh Two trucks wGFv
clipisBi. With your tWn tracks y0ii hnt0 mn
GIlutHas circle, uCrur clDrgen; md win your
llock signals, teleKrnph, ett.. cDll!spns nrt' H
OF Enp!ailI, sueh ns tho Northwestern. ntltn!t
Tint .lnubin track has uevcr Icon tested to Its
Limitation"
, 1881-11-29

read the paper, hecausn It will Rny they nro
MT Artists, After TITO t'tny tho Crlto w1!! 20 70
viii Not. Tho lady In tho shurt i>ress md Pink
Khts wy y ak Gopcs Of III, ne psnSs .so y tno ,,
Artist. IL il very Comfortable tu he mn Artist
when there arc Crltica IN tho NelVhbothood.
, 1881-11-29
k.Aecretnry 1ElutH0 usd tho Railroads.
Dlapalth fV EiMttnAntI En7MIrsE.

Circuit curiUs!ty Ia felt In N1w York to KNOW.
what railroad Sit. alaIno u to ba tna4o rtealdunt
af tila frinnds talk u,yatorlously- They say itls
hot to be any Ut tho Southwestern railroads now
In Mr.. uoull's coEts0t. Bolna think that trunk
rallruad limo Il to La lAuuchca through the Suite
Of po4nsylvaniu, aud say II IL tho old United
Btataa RaIlsoad Company, which wns cqurtorctl
many ycars ago. and uetached pasts ut which
huro bcsn ohift through tho southern tier ot
c,uat!ea. Not ttuprlbably the prosperity Of tha
PsnnsyIysnta Company ts 10 ueyelop u eonlpet-
itot. a. tho Now York Central has done. 1T has
hssu also nlooiad thas htr. Blaine ~ IL becq1no
President Of tho Burt Raifuad, FROM Hosfun II,
Hus1ato, which II now reported TO 10 In a
, 1881-11-29
Horton, IIoo.ac Tunnel 4 yyostorn.

. lip Htat Dtso4teh to Ths Ch1eaah H1bttne.
HA1ksroaA4 N. T., Nov. 28.-T'he rumor from
Albany that Geu. Burt hns discontinued work
VI, the Schenectady Brunch oe tho Boston Hoo
sue Tunnel & Woatern lanilransi IL tut orot!stost
i]orp, Int ypl III information vi ts1ttntt chArne.
tar cssn lo Nsccrtalncd tonight cononrnlnk tho
rGpQrk,
, 1881-11-29

Tho alarm lron, Ilox No. :ss8l ut $40 oclock
yesterday afternoon was caused by tho cxpla'
stnn OF \ kerlseno lamp NJ II. @. Nuscn's KFt-
Gerry, No. VI South Nesplalnes Rtreet.' Charles
Hemphtr, I'M cn,payG. received sumo slf9ht
bErtls OH the neck while removing su,uD NJ sha
burning articles FROM tie building. bamaHe
, 1881-11-29

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. ss8.-A through pnlace'
Cur 1Ino was nnuxt,rnted ioday BY tho l.oNts-
tle & Nashville ltohh, to rl,t, hetween this city
ind aukRn,lvItlu. Flii.. without, CHANGE. VIA
Nashville, Montgomery. Fh0tlasvtase, And Way
tf4158.
, 1881-11-29

CLEVELAND. o., Nov. as.-Ths EincInnAtl
Gtizttlc ptIlishes n broatlHslu statement this
morning which pretonds to bun detailel acconnt
OF tho settlement OF the Ohio Iia!lway cun-
troyersy by conference ,,otweon Vanderbilt
and Jewott In Nuw yrrk City. Tho Gnzetfe snSs
NIL objection to tho consultation havo been
withdrawn by Mr. Jewett, and TINT m nErce-
ment wus HnteEud Into entirely satisfactory to
both parties, ountninlnR, amonr oth0r things. u
provision thnt Mr. Vanderbilt shall not seek to
control or ilIlu1nco tho infringement Of tho
Now York. Pennsylvania s. Ohio ltnllr0Ad,
uni that ut tho proper tlmo MIR. Jewett.
*hs tho Representative ne tho Erlo interests.
shn!l lioeansu tla President, Anl Tint tho Now
fnrk. FonnsylvNnn & 0hio shali have 4 = sht u
tinti uypr tho Dayton sllort Line without hin
tlrunco ar interruption. So reMta The un.tttca
stntUtnent. Ttio Cleveland Herald tnnlnrrt,w
nluruinK will deny 1t enttra!y IN tho authority
1T pFpsll.Gut Dtyerelx. Whcn questioned IN
tho slibju.t, Gull lfevGrHlix said TINT Il0 setllt-
mont Of tho kind mentioned IL likely TO be
lnntl0 without Ills lsnnwteilEo or npprnvN1,
ind, 40 fur III he knuWs nr believes, thero
Ia no truth. in. tho story. More thnn
that, he ndliet. the whule publication
WINS worse tlnn nonsct,se, Flrst, hccHt!so Mr.
vandcrblt ll,.s ~ no TING. mud aoes tut now.
objcut 10 tho free 'iutornhunEe 0f business ha.
twcrn Tho Cleveland, Columbus, CtncinIntt 4
Indianapolis, ntld tho N0w York, lctlilsylynnt.l
s. Ohio 1t0Atta, Or tho Er!o ft0aa til cn,lneolion
| ihurewlth; ht1l. secondly. hceAuse Vanderbilt
| h,4A nnt un!y bud no desire, but 1ss hHd u poll
| two dIsneliantiou. tn have Mnythtnr whatuvur
] to 10 With thu contrul OF tho Eric koad.
, 1881-11-29

A flrs WINS discovered ut B;4a oglnck yesterday
1uorning In the two-stnry frnn,u h.lttltx Nos.
4su and Az Wabash aycnua nwactl by Orrnkt0n
Lllnt, and accnplel W q dwelling aud carpenter
Nb.,p tty lhotrns Carrgh. Tho lnsa IN tho struet.
ura will ntsihunt ~ ny fIN, aud tho lDss 70 tho
occupant Will roaeh twlcu that silnt. No In
Ahrailou. TITO tlru Waa cnuARtl by ttp dumping
1hD uutpr will.
, 1881-11-29

WATERBURY,, Conn.,, Nov. ss-o"inQ 10 tna
nn1,. ngrivna nj his wMrlsobo, Ed~sn lEH'tu afta
eompuny wore Unable to p'ny ," lslchellen 10
night. md unsr three nets nf Il" I!ainlrt,, ~ ~
at,rrt costume, ntd tho Three, " - Qnlot raH'
, 1881-11-29

A Brewery Partially Destroyea.
UTluA. n. y. Nov. 2s.-TAe brewing portion OF
the utleu uuIt Arcwtn3 Culnpany's works aro
bueucI. Insured.
, 1881-11-29

The Dramatic critic ~ Assrep. The play Ines
not Interest htsu.- lie Will .lsslt Thunder In
the Paper. Tho AploFs will bu Sorry when they
, 1881-11-29
The Business Portion OF Koscius.
ko, Miss, Destroyed by Fire
Yesterday.
Burning of Great Rubber Factory
ut Enst Cambridge, Bos.
ton,
A Loss Of 100000, with $l60,00o Of
Insurance, Biz Hundred Employees
a! Z Now Idle.
An Extensive Conn tHrnt1on mt 1nlai"
more on the Eastern Wntcr-Frnnts

BALTIMORE alu.' NOV. - ues'ta'ess ' .s'.s W.
broke OUT mere apoHt = e'oeN tu'7 ''" .s..
tic Canton lsnllroah wharE' on INC cas'ct"
and rH1es1 With unabAtcu tars ior
o,,,,t a,,,ht hu,rs Tho fire ,yus dIapDvered Ia.
suing from the WINDOWS .. toe 'on.s .n. a., .,a
ELEVATOR Asllsan, "n'c" WINS Nlh ~. ~ ~ .,, |
whnsi. an atpsn was H'eSs eoul.u "..,.,nt .m ~
Ire department. MI nc!oro 'uc1r ".t.n n.,,
wna cuvnrrd With 1t sturu4o shtd. and the cesa-
ter lIatt!c, which was lying 4lhnkStH!. u
strong nnrthwcstrrly Wind Whftcl tho flAnes
nerssa thu whMrf md OVER tho cinl-
boats Grahanl, llclltnaer. unL +. r. tsAbbttt. mud
wure unonrth uil tho 'Hstste' III ss" iho"'s,ts
, 1881-11-29
It Fillmore, 1md.-Loss sl,s00, NO In.

apee(ak Dtspateh 10 7As chieaea Iftbunts
HAEkas:AsTLE. Ind. Nov. .a-Ths store Of
0svs1u owen 4; BGn, ~ FILLMORE, this county,