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BAY n Miller have the goods.
Charcoal for sale at
NJ. T. DeReamer'S
! incest ulsters in town for ladies' be
/ low cost at HARLAN BROS.
/ Wanted all Tor see the new goods al
Brewinyton 5.
Baylor X Miller. South West Corner
CHARCOAL for sale at
VI. Z. DeReamer ;.
8 straw hats for p cts. at W. B. Har,
lan'S.
fvOu want goods below cost 20 to
Harlan Bros
BAYLOR 4 Miller for Boots and shoes.
Fine line of Queensware at J. H.
Wilkes.
Baylor Il Miller want to see you.
Large lot OF ladies under wear at the
New YORK STORE.
Baylor X Miller will save you money
I. Edmiston continues turning out
those nobby suits on short notice.
Nice line of parasols at your own
price at HARLAN Bros.
Buggies and Spring Wagons going
cheap at W. J. Wilkes.
Baylor Il Miller will save you money.
Charcoal tor sale at
NJ I. DeReamerS.
Cash paid for Butter and Eggs at
DEAN l. GRIFFIN $.
Baylor Il Miller for bargains
If you want cash for your Butter and
Eggs take them TO Dean l. Griffin.
Baylor ~ Miller for trunks and valises.
Cheapest line of fancy suspenders
ever in kirksville at HARLAN BROS.
Ifyou need anything IN groceries or
Il, ,-,,,., ,.II,. T II J-,II.a-'
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All kinds of family produce and pro-
visions bought and sold at Crawford
Il Aligaiers.
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W. J. Wilkes for Buggies and Spring
Wagons.

Cali at W. ]. Wilkes and get one Of
those handsome Spring Wagons.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-08-12

Cheapest line of fancy suspender:
ever in Kirksville at HARLAN BROS.
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REMOVED to the north side-Call
and see US. DEAN 4 GRIFFIN.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-08-12

Nice line of parasols at your own
price at HARLAN Bros.
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The musical convention conducted By
Prot. Suiiren al the VI. L. church i a
success. 1t will close Friday evening
with public rehearsal.
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If you want cash for your Butter and
Eggs take them TO Dean l. Griffin.
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Do not let the flies poster you. but
60 to the Variety wood work establish
ment OF Holmes & Amick and order
wire screens.
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Merchant Tailoring at Baylor 4 Mil
lerS.
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BAYLOR Il Miller for bargains.

Cash paid for Butter and Eggs at
DEAN 4 GRIFFIN :.
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I. Edmston continues turning out
those nobby suits on short notice.
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Baylor Il Miller for trunks and yalises
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There was young man frOai Oshkosh
NhO got sacked
BY beautiful uaided from MackinAu.
But the best of the story. Gays Josh.
Is the fact
They both buy their groceries u Oprub a az
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Buggies and Spring Wagons going
cheap at W. J. Wilkes.
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Bavlor1 Miller will save you money.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-08-12

Charcoal tor sale at
NJ L. DeRea mer :.
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Charcoal for sale at
NJ r. DaReamer :
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Large lot OF ladies' under wear at the
New YORK STORE.
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Bav n Miller have the goods.
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Loaded Business Locals 10 cents Der Line
Sr Changing Address. -ua

u cent discount Tor additional inscrti
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BAYLOR Il Miller want to see you.
, 1881-07-18

Unca1Icd-For Attact# on Secretary
Mathematician e5OD.OO0 ia Indian
Trust Bonds Sold by Troaauvcr GllNl*
Ian by Direction OF Secretary Kirk
vood-T1tc Lnw Under Which tile
Transaction Was 3Indes
WASHINGTON. July 16.-A recent sale Of In
dian trust bonds by Treasurer utltllan has been
made tho subject Of adverse criticism In certain
Now York Journals, SccretHry Window being
severely condemned for directing the transao.
eion. Il simple stntomcnt Of tho facts will show
how uncallcd.for urc these criticisms. how un-
Just tho assaults IN tho Hecrotary OF the Tfeas-
urs. and how little II known BY tho writer's Of
the articles rofcrrc1 to III to the causo ind nut
tire of the transaction conp,ninca OF.
Under the at!pulattons Of treaties With tho
Indians. for whose ben0tit certain mouers wore
Invested Iy tho uutted States. 1t Is provided TINT
clr1tlcs Yielding not lcss thau per cent per au-
nlttn. These funds Wcrg Invested from time to
time o yarlols socurltles ont %cra nna'Ey en-.
knowt, rs s.sos. whsn these bonds wcra ealleti
for redemption the trust fund was converted
bunds Is now boinT redeemed or converts
ed Into lower rato bonMs' an. aud as inter.
est has ceased. Or will SCUM - cease. on
to selfycst tho lntliMn trust fund, but the duty
1T thnso having oharKo nr 1t to do SO. Ths me-
Eatfon Of tho United stutes to provide for i rate
Of intcrest not less thnn per cent per Rnnuni,
as f!i'y appreciated ny to last conEfoas nd
indIan trust funds in tic United States Treas.
ss aa.1es III tae zeefsary u tic
tor:or "to duposit in Tho Treasury Of The
pnsa stnses md a!i sms n9w ~ held
lncr,or aid TrusIoe Of various Indian tribes. on
bonds, Or o1her stocks und sccurities belonging
to tho fntinn trust funds. and Of h'l sutne 70.
, 1881-07-18

tion. absolutely stopped ny broath 40 RINK and
nsser "rc linn yc Or TX beasteas e and "sI9 t9
matnIty nf thu sick Wern compellcd 10 EroyI
o,an ol so on oare ana ~, r.y hnar3 II TIE o9rnK
VI pss: OYER IN tnnntt number Of oases, each
crs' hnlr stand on e!Ni, and cnnlo 70 tho last Of
cS cSS ssq ss @ a % ss sss e @ eo ss iG@ &c.
Conmi.:ssy: , rho "a a., icon e1pe1!edi ffen shs
q aay crime tint m!sit hrins ' rT!ss uisayts 70
s spayea s aposson IL e .sne ~
light ftr bis barbasoua treatment Of tho prison:
ess @ b: eas @ g oE y5Ss Ss.4
prsuns, when notlor.i d ouito. abnormal cx.
cSnn so S Sy sS: ssrsnas 6oar.
ina Of ths jail 0oyornor, .ho appoafel aEl-
sea &c sss sa Pas s q surss sss'' ~ S n.psss a!ss
IT, sTH Sa 5sSn e Is m psyos; a ss
enso q liz aoyeinof ind Of . iatse nanbes q
e wta seh nss eS'e erey st he poe
!aee. witnesses Of the bestia| outrage. hid wept
et,sr and etossS nemese: r. tter
hammered t0 tIeNth4f First they wore ioR8ed un.
til ttey Inst tcnnsctousncsss then watcr wns poured
1yer thcm !lll .aey cans y theselyeS: then
whntcycr caino to hand-belt buckles, prison
keys, lsOt! chn!ns. and hltt-ends NJ rit!9s. The
ground WIS ataincd With blond like tho floor OF a
s1amoes y Then u, they were al t!ed toeether
conrtyard uf tho jail, whcre thoy fell down from
sheer exhaustion in several blcedtnY and dis
figured heaps, soarcc1y recognizable us human
bctpRs." ..7.I =
.stato's- Attorney Dlrwauski concludes BIZ
htMtesncnt with dotntled description Of tho uf.
hctal prosecutions hu underwent IN conseqlnnce
aonses. Tho whole bureaucratic and judicial
hierarchy vt the Orenburx District having bcnn
In league % rid that unver1,ncnt OF 80 trouble
some @ ~, q css;;a'n%lss.'ner s;a % # T. not snrprIs.
Of bis who!e career. ahnu!d have been rapidly
achieved, ~ such sort loes tho kussta Of to-
Hay. ruled 1p0n - nntncFnti0 principles" on.
courage .conscientoussess and common h,i-
mahtty H. tier public servants Every uttdi.
ttonA disclosure Df tho above class serves 10 fan
the fires nf taatfactiUn md icv0lt thar hre cveu
now tlntning III Thousands OF ltussfAn hrsntts,
and may ut ans moment bltnt forth with irrc-
sistlbin FURY. contIIntng to lshcs the lnn0eent
1a well rs the Ruttfy.
, 1881-07-18
conktlng Undoubtedly Engaged In Tho
q Greatest Effort Of His
Lie. i:
That Is, to Prevent the Election
OF Lapham as His Sue.
CeBsor.
1fe Holds Consultation with Few
Trusted md Reliable Meucil.
f1tens
Death Of the Proprietor Of the Flint
Elevator, Located In Chicago.
COEKLING.

lie Is ENGAGED Is A nNEAT EFFORT.
Special D4paseh 10 The Chteaao 7stbun&
NEW foRt, July 17.-Ex-Senator Conk-
ling arrived In this city from Washington,
this morning md went Immediately to tho
Fifth Avenue Hotel. During the day he dis.
played unwonted activity, and kept iles-
sahgars and telegraph boys busy. Ills
irIentls said that he was now engaged In tho
greatest effort 0f his life, md that was to pre-
vent tho election Of Mr.. Lapllnm as bis
successor In The United States Senase. Mr.
ConklLng. III Ills locks and manners. bore out
tho truth Ut this assertion. lie refused to he
stopped for moment by reporters, but
went nbout with tho alr OF mali
who was engaged In desperate
struggle for existence, and who at the
Ba,ue time WIS determined to wreak
vengeance on lis enemies. Soon after his
arrival nt the hotel vice-Prcsident Arthur
called upon him and remained with him
good part OF the day. a few other trusted
workers. .were admitted BY Il private entrance.
aud
A SORT OF CONSULTATION
was held, From utle OF those present some
thing OF what took plnce was learned. Mr.
CUnklln0 t!eclnred that he was not beaten,
md tl,at one final, determined effort
must be- tnatle to adjourn the
Legislature without elcctlng his successor.
But at all hazarsls," io said, "that mntl
Lapllann must be prevented from reaplng tho
reward Of Ills periliy by all election to the
Senate.n Mr. Conkling referred 10 Senator
elect Miller III n Kiiger!nX way, according to
h!s friends, while aIu did not Ae!sls to nut!ce
conference Xiii Vice-i President Arthur put
At rest tic rtln,nrs that the Vice.
President was party to the electIo',
Of Nj. Miller. IN fact, tho yice;;
President took occnslDll to suy that lle "tlhl
all he cnultl t0 hold SfRrpe af,tk the other de-
sertcrs." The Vice-l'rcslslent a,ld lhe ex.
Senator took counsel together US tn wliat
| gleetinn Of 14apian,. They went oyer tlle
list OF Bucks who voted for; Mr. Conkline
| Saturday, and concluded that
TwExTY-sEvES or THEM COULD IlE ALSO
l.UrELy nEpESDED upoN
| to do anything that Afr. Conkllng wished
| In the way Of .vntlnE. for him or my othot
person, or for ad1nnrnlIellt Two 0i
to nfks who HStsa 19r +; ooo Mr: conk s,
iiHrd Of Erie-werc. nlarkrl as doubt
fill. Mi Corkltng sntd that II l!e, coult
hold these Two ineh liz would, !layC
twnnty-nint votes. which hn thought
wnnstl bo enough to foreo ~ Of!
adjournment wi,nout HI election. Tele.
eutiier Iiuck leaders III different parts of. tic
State. III ortlor to "hrnce Mp"' their members
OF tic Legislature III Mr.. C0nkllng's Interest
TIC VIce-1'resitcMt; II said to l,nve un.ier
iakcn, n Ills pArt nf the work: to aee TINT III
the Democratic members OF tue ,l.cgislat!trt
aro III attendance, In order TINT the number
lucetl below tile number required by M!llel
| OH Saturday.
, 1881-07-18
,vo,n.n II be my consolation 10 lilo twenty
". l., Albany to hayn Il tnodnl nploco9
PERSONALS.

rno more Afr. Conki[ng Is waxod tho more
~ A hote1 Is to bc built OH Monnt VcsnvIt,s
-! ~ .sn .fe Of tho clerks diamond pin tho orul,.
t,on will look ssckIy. '.., ..-
Tnc Sweet Singer Of M[clIigan IS passing
,.a snmuor In Arxona. A worlds sympathy
.houd 70 uut 10 Arizona.
nArc yo,t goIug to be elected Sel,nlor tlIls
.,,ninr7'; "Not this cvunlnE. nor my other
ssecaing."-l -lsoscoe Conkll'lD.
4 ta1y In Taunton. A[nss, received Inst
-a.t from Europe Violet from, GcorK0 El0t's
s.ayo, Ta!s Il really quito too t,ttorlr quito.
Thc nt,ysic,ans dn not lot the President SEQ
~ ~ the po',try wrltton abnut him. nutwhcit
s..i,h IA fully restored they wilt hand him tho
sottre oolltotton, shotgun 8otng With 1t. ,,
! Wnv tic way, wl,at Inns become Of TINT
., M, nt Alopur? Let us not lose sight Of tb[a
sTsv" cxelain,s tho Cincinnati Enquirer Thoro
!. M duubt a!,ottt our cst0omed contemporary
being hn Ohio tnai''
Kolaka,la got very drunk Mt n bnnquet III
r.ndnn ulyor, In his h1nUr, and tried to kBs tho
ioni Mayor. Whon Rally reAchcs ChlcnEo no
no.tiyc,y must not try to kiss our lItte tootsy-
xootsy Of Carter.
=. 's1Iow big was Alexander, pn.
:: That pcople cali him xruntS
Couta bo upend his mothor-ln-lnw
Tho best ave times In eight?
~,
/ - o no, my child, about tho hcft'
= :, or me or Uncle lin;
Old A,eck 1uat lot Zip and loft
When Bhc got ntter htnt. '-.,
,yfon, "Ci'tcinaatt CaruEs," by Murat na@sfead.
- ';.%.' I'M fond Of llnm
~: And crimson Jam.
And uaaccnroni crowned With bacon;
-, Yet while attt
'" For cakp md pie.
.+ sIy filth In CLANS remains unshakon;
=" Bur when my fnnoy's running Wild,
! And I'm by no gay lnrk ut nnrcd.
Iproach to woman, Mi a, and ch'ldi
: "Tho hsh-ba u Its own rowart"
,.fnfn Eci1u,
, 1881-07-18
A COWARDLY ASSAULT.

Faulknor aud John smlth assaulted Mr, ". II.
Elder, Of No. 70 0waaoo strees, at the euruer OF
Van auren and Rockwell! streets. The gentle.
man did ha best to defend htmsolf, and would
doubtless havo driven the young mon AWAY had
not Faulkner boIxod bis thumb between bis
toeth and chewoA IT TIL II was nearly scvcEed u
the nsst Joint. : Tho, police patrol arreated
The !. wess : Madison streot !, sub. sta,
tion,- Faulkner ~ fur mayhem aaa smith
fur dlsorlcrly: conduct. Iho former viii also
about Ntnp mont is a9o. juaL Attcr he had a..
Sautod Mnd bad!Y buutsn William coolr1dKe,
INV living .ar No. 1utA: Weat AadIaon alreat
lesn out oS the clty. Doth of the yaunx mon
Will hnvo, q hearlngs this morning bsSore
JuetlaA WRiah. .-,.: - =, =
, 1881-07-18
CHICAGO DRIVING-PARK.
Notice to Memberships New Private
Boxes.

Notice to 1Iemberx-'ThG New Private
NOIch.
All members having ordered membership
tickets Should obtain them ut the Office, NJ.
ITO Monroe street, to-tlay tafonaay), July ID,
III urtfsr To save trouble for themselves and
the officers Of the Association OIL race.days.
The tlckets arc also good for the great CHI
cago Fair ln September. Tic membership
fct Is only so.
The private boxes in tho new grand stand
are t0w really to put on sale. They ara
made to accommodate. four or SIX persons,
aa may be desfretl; ars both comfortable anu
coyured will, brussels carpet. They viii ho
fur sale Mt ttle o!llcc. No. ltI Atunrnn street,
until II m. OIL Tuesday; after tllut Ut tho
tlcket-oalco ION tho grounds. Price, 81 per
seAt each dny. Seats can he secured In nd.
vance for my dAy Ut tho meeting.
, 1881-07-18
ITEMS.

THE TEsfrEls.ATU1E.
Special Dfspateh to 7ne Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoitK, July 17.-Tl!e, temperature ut
81 y. m. was 50; at D .. ILL.,. "; and at mid
night, G.. Daily average, 7l1f. Clear.
WoN'r TA1K WITH ltErORTENs.
III ths IFtatt.n Asaoefatfd I'Ftss.
New Yol.H, July liza reporter called OF,
s. s. Iierrlck, OF the Universal Ltle-lnsur-
nuce Company, this morning at the Astor
House. aIr. IIerrlek l,ad already takoi. a
l,asty breakfast a,la lla'l loft the hotel, leay-
lug tho following word Mt tito UtIlcu: "Toll
reporters, when they call, tliat l i,aye notll-
Ing to say about business, md will not talk
to them nbuut 1t. / shall be gorg until II Or
II Tonight, alll when | get buck shall prop,
NhlY bO 10 trunk that leN1l'k tAlk with tAohi"
, 1881-07-18
NEBRASKA GREENBAcKERS.


LINCOLN, Ncb.. July l7.-Tho Nebraska urcon.
back state Central Committee hold conven-
ton III this city 1uesduy next, and circulars
havo been sent all over tho State asking that
thosa ntorestcd tn tho suceess Of the party be
present. Tho gatherinB will havc as the Dr!n-
elpal oratnr Gen. NGArer, !Ato candidate for
tho Presidency Of tho Nopubio, who nlso de-
!!vors MI address ut Wahoo. Saunders County,
n ac @ MI rno,anE qanaIce az s
scarcs In thta State that a ruspeotah,e crowd Of
that liz could nut we'll DO gGttett together, but
Gen. Woavor acoms to think dlEeFnnt, henco
the CONVENTION.
, 1881-07-18
SPORTLNG.
uASD-fsALL,

uASD.HALL.
Yesterday afternoon nt 0'Malley's hand-bnll
court. corner Of Frnnkttn street and Chicago
avenue. occurred sorics OF closoIy-contested
mitch games at hand-ball. Ex.Ali, James
O'1,rlen and Thomas McCortntck worc pittcd
uganst John Carmodr and Thomas cullen In q
trial Of skill. Three games woro played, two OF
which wcra tson by O'i,rtcn nud Mccormick aud
one ty Carmt,dy and Cniton. 4 match game for
fHj a sttic was ci,nlestctl BY JntneA Fern, pro.
fessios,nI, and David Ciishihx, I'm amateur Of
about 70 years Of nge. fern won two gan,os out
Thirty by flis opp0nont. Fcrti did sonie very
prctty tosstng*. but was excellel tn The tle!d by
Cunning, who, however. VIVA tuo light for hI9 op.
pnslcnt. ii was freely predicted by O'I}ricn and
other professional hand. ba!l mon TINT III n
couple Of yeara Gushing would be tho lrst hAnds
batI player III the country.
, 1881-07-18
gen.; M'PHeRsoy.s STATUE, ~. =:

.TpLEpo, u, July i7-Tho program for tho
ceremonies OF uuvsIiEuR the MCPHERSON statno
" Clyde, o., pas beea completed. and eonaasa of
q graud civic and military parade and RpproPet.
atq exsEotsea In NePheFspn cometery. Gen.
Sherman Will conduct tho ceremony OF unvell-
iug, and addresses will 10 made BY Gen. A. 7,
Forpe, OF Que,apatl, and Gen. ", B. stropg, pf
CbIoago, Aunng others who haya s!gnlhea thslr
Intention 10 bo present aso Gen. LD{An. Gen.
iselkuap. Con. Ketier. Gen.. LeEKetts 0on: l.1.
OF Ohto, Grand ArlAy Ut the ttepnblle, will be
represented W rNeHty posts-
, 1881-07-18

noN CARLOS oIpEnED TO LEAVE WITH:
TWENTY.FOult HOURS.

noN oARLos 01tnEhED TO LEAVE WITHIN
1"ES..rp9M e...,s, 1,s,,a .soo'No'
D.n,, 1,,v t1MIt ap.1 f. sa %nrounce,, in tina
,,a,nnS s' ,nniS,,t u I'M I'M E."mnh Governma,,t
hes pr,,or"I iaa, Corlos ~ iaov, thu. co,,,,try
,s.. %s t,ne'a. % snnr hn,,rs Wor,n's rnasnns
m,n VII; '.,'t h atlo", IT, avn1a;n ,b,s a,,d.
w. w.! Nv soa,ttv " srS" ' trn,cdiots ~ c",,se IL ta
w.. w.. .%nt Hu'o1 on rarl"s snI sIfo attSnIca lin
inv ,a"nrs rs'''S r,u" T1u ~ Mnss ~ 81 Ger,naIn
.,os pros ~, Ts,,mra,,ov tn thu cnmrch
uos .sa,, ',,,.e va xoaat,.a., Win 1,nvol ion,
10y W.. "..u " .,"e,,' We ..ora roaarva,,
vss' ., oG ~, ,r,"t ~ t,,o a,,,r o,, ot tne co.
a to - =. 80 aesm,.a w. NV .;n n',,aia1s es"ort"
shaa' ~ y. ~ ,' door !" +So;r n,"mifc.t onnoy-
u.on u,.. ~ ss .t =. ~, ..s,'aa ,"'o ,stor:
'Sv' ro,va I tho n"rch @ VI iyats III rn,,tlelne, r.
, 1881-07-18
:::',.:::MExlCO. =

CrTy OF! MEXICO, July .l7.--uoy, Ter
rasas, OF ChiAuaana, aays officially cuneesn'
INK tho assault af the iApacbes that tAey
killed live engineers Of tho CaMsFa! Railroad
aud young Alnetleau, after mutIlasng.
They also attacked ths train OF carts Of
, 1881-07-18
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE LORD MAYon'S ENTERTAINMENT,
1loNnoN, July l7.--The Lord Mayor Sntur-
day evening entertained the PrInce Of wales
rs President ol the Royal Colonial institute
Many representatives OF brlttsll colonies
were present. King kalaKaoa "as atpone
tlie Elssts' THO l.ofM MAYOR proposed Il
toast 10 tho Health OF Ming kalakana, VINO
briefly responded. .. ,..
TIE CONFEDERATION OF LIBERAL Asso-
c1AfloSe. ,,,
W't'ch nus its heaaQua1tets ~ brmh'shu'.l'
u considering proposal lor ,tolotng M y 3ao.,
sies mcell1g ~ I.ohaon ~ ~ layor o. .,s i.an,' s
ps'' as sooh III ~ le'chea .''o iln"so u A'oAuo'
JEFF DAVIS HOOK.
Tile Standard, commenting ttI'on JEFFERSON
Davis' book, says: I'VE gnve lin recoK-
milton Of bctng straightforward and s!iicere
cl!rontcler OF memories al'ko Interesting 10
all English atld.A'nerican c'tlzens."
a coon MAllKsMAN.
WiAnL.EDoS, dnly lh-llyue' AlheIlcaH
marksnlall, inade the highest possible score
for my rifle Tor the Association cup ~ wv
yards. o,
.'as peen opseVe1 oy oeapo' a,a ~ hea'G n's ~
, 1881-07-18

Greeurln Metos, and killed him and n Mexi.
cun Captain.
THE MEXICAN CA1lf.E COMPANY
signed contract 10 extend 1t to Yucntan
and Cubn.
RAILROAD nufLniyO.
The Central l.atlroasl D1yfsfon l,as com.
pjeted sixty miles. :;
, 1881-07-18

r. wilt 10 interesting to rcat| IN tho 1trfcn-
nInps next week TINT II was ~ .as"F VI '"'
.,.nttnn of Miller ind Lhpiatft alt astflR'
, 1881-07-18
RUSSIA.

T1nEATEHtTG LErTE1ls.
Sr. rETEHsnun0. July 17.-Gen. 1gnatfe1l
recently received several threatening letters
purporttn1 to come from Nihfl,sts.
, 1881-07-18

1IANLAS CHALLENGED.
Iosrox, Mnss, July 1o.-ftaiace Ross chal.
lengcs Edward Haiilan to raoo In American
waters, tho place to be.natncd by Hanan, for
S1,O00 side. It0ss accompanies tho challenge
With SOU AZ f0ylDit. =
, 1881-07-18

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soscbs5, 1ssa, aies. md psdeQEq. 1fso psassryel
valuable fun aua wpoleQs from the rAyRKa& 4f
%9!hs: Buck + asyae', gpAxsfs qs ~ :Mass
, 1881-07-18

Areudss Reef, Iron. aud Wine, with
Ctnphone, ths slenl4rd medicinal taulo Of thts
progressive a9e. i enrsehes tho bl.hM, pEasnpt'
Improves digestion, etc. llosutil a round form,
bright eyes, happy atate Of mind. Aren4's dug.
store, eofuGt ANIisou SttvSt sud Fifth avenue.
, 1881-07-18

1goFsford's AnlA F..osphsts'tn Debility
Hots$orls Acid Phosphate GIyes slyos vhsso
thHre 4as bea1 lebltlty, ulid renewed strength
where taera han been exhaustion.
, 1881-07-18

...r,nu. ho ott,cd With a faint s'nilo' W wn'iIl
~ ~ With yo,, If didn't taso 10 miica M's'ness
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, 1881-07-18
THE EAST.
ilfltHlts AEExAYtlt:fi.

rttNCE ALEXANDER
SorrA, July l1-l'tlnco Alexander Inns re-
turned here. lie was enthusiastically re-
ce!yed by at, immense crowd. lIuuses were
decorated Will. lags, and the town brilliant
" Illuminated.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-02-10
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg.

Miss Clara Louise Kellogg, the Amer
ican prima donna, has long enjoyed
high reputation in the operate world,
and although she has chiefly been iden-
tilted with opera, (both Italian and En-
glish) in the United States, she has won
high position in Europe by the purity
and beauty of her vocalism. 1t may al
so be said that there are few who have
gained greater amount of social es-
TEEN than Miss Kellogg, who is not on
ly a. finished and charming vocalist, but
highly cultivated and Intellectual lady
whose kindness of heart and amiability
of disposition are equal to her great ar
tistic merits. Miss Kellogg was born at
Sumpter, S. c., in 1843, and made her
first appearance at the Academy of
Music, New York, in 1860. Her first
attempts gave little promise of her fu-
ture powers, but Col. H. G. Stebbins
was so much pleased with her, that he
undertook the further charge of her
musical education, and four years after
wards, as Margherita in Gounod's
''Faust," she vindicated her title to be
considered a genuine artist.
AS an actress, in such parts as Gilda,
Margherita, etc., etc., she exercises q
potent charm over her audiences, and
her striking personal advantages add to
the fascinatiOns of her vocalizations and
acting. Few artists have ever enjoyed
such general popularity extending over
an unusually long career for lyric ar
tist of the first rank. She has received
many testimonials of her popular adj
miration, and has gained handsome
fortune by the practice of her art. Many
acts of generosity are recorded of her
toward poor and struggling artists.
She brought forward and befriended
among many others Miss Emma ABB
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