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, 1881-02-02

4lt4k III kIQ tUbtA$ Nt1UEAAQ 4Ah t*0
notortHllaly l,ouk0t burDtKhs tint eho Fsito Fsi"s %
managers think OF thpr rotp onlf rs iue i;ua,etsa
BY i,eK9tinted tIr like Ertn Or ill1 p!q"sta ~
tllctr mines. California BpUnlgtl III .au h,it
dollyernnco two years nKo, but natieT1Eeaaa,,,, III,
evidontay resumed thor Oid unti'l!cals'uain ls
this Aasanco Ut special interests 4EaHstsii H.
power ot tho pr1p!o W ,spectdsy ~ ,s1a1senet
tho country will ~ bnrxninct Tor III Wan II TaH
anl or l4ws be frNsnul by i gntheFlns. s.saters NJ
ron!1 and bunk pi5ectGrs: Th9r., , u ann,ss DtH
present atnto Of public affairs ..Ft asA .itr
inei.," says ho. '.cnnb!po, tho gkN' n,us u,nn.IA
elute: clso thoy w!il lall 91lo BY GMo, an
tGt4 raIlrDal ln0H0pnllsts for lla' lue. lut Is lh
good mon. sny thu friends Of gosernine@e. i
people, and tho adrnanltlun meets ausoisttut OUT
while State aft0r State Is thus yissy ~ T. a.
tilnter tho control Ut Il few lncH WHO ~ ma t.
tInotly Ut odds with tho great aass g .hatr biesA
ansry ~ W he "nldars. T What does to adr! !!xta ~
posu IL nleant hy this sending Of Taiis'11 '11"sst4
Cosstesss Is / 70 tha ea ,l!at tho ''speGsasst.
Industrious tnillEpus ,Ay bo fostcIsn' hs,u het
i,scams0 tie rntlroud kings DESIRE q a1oa
tsanGhsscs held and nd, used y mt s,f for ~
ends. what clsu cut, tho ob!GiEt r. toyeirptt
to enlAFxe powora which nra n!reius, ss,nre ,raeN
aud 10 Atl to fortunes thAt long s1nsv, s1n, Ittts
IL now Il bill leforo the House oI nr1riah nrrriah
tlyes Introduced by MF. ltenghI o. lelsess
liz states. IL purpose y % ra'i shD lro Saeea
DISCRIMINATION BY which fav9riss aio 10 eatsSs
eaSalsy @ e or seryic. Sy sns rairoads. to
s.poollng" OF interests by which eoMs.J stks
n.alu an end VI aud uo6peratin.i seciIke w. aiIke
puts tho consumer ind fha pstni,li.ivsn1 I'D
ineroy Of thaso t5,sutinbio " fn,Jxbt ~
prohibit tho sl,lidon variation q III u, tS Su.a.
" which 1t II found possible for taoIk tsao"ske,s
dep!ct9, at their plensurS. Tue - Viii bl ssu
Interests Of tho people. " Whn cati, ~ tbsaTs
treatment 1t will feeelvo at tho as,IsKed ost
road agonts who are now tMioK lRarseJ p W
| rDprcaellt New York and New 1s'
J. Uu1lel States EclRtuf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-04
no! FOR NIARDI GRAS
At New Orleans. Memphis and Gal
weston.

The Texas and Pacific railroad will sell
round trip tickets at greatly reduced rates,
and visitors to New Orleans will have choice
of routes via Memphis, all rail; via Long.
view or Minneola and Houston, all rail; and
via Shreveport and Red river.
Meals and staterooms included on steam
boats Information relative to rates, time
ETC., will be cheerfully furnished on applica,
cation. L. p. TURNER,
Tiki Ag't, Dallas,
r. w. THOMPSON, JR.,
Gen'l Psss'ger Ag't, Marshal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-04
Boots and shoes half price ct Fam Gus.
For Sale

The state of Texas for Adams Double
Scroll Copper Lightning Rod, pronounced
by scientific men to be the best rod in use !;
has the largest SUFFICE of any rod made. For
samples and testimonials call on 9. P. Cur
ts, 3O7 Main street, or write to Il. B. Wiley,
Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-04
Ah W = llVhl SO4Ni " me-
Gen'l Psss'ger Ag't, Marshal.

Globe Mills spices, coffee and baking pow
der are pure. All Grocers sell them. Ask
or Globe Mills aud try it.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-04
Fine Things.

Fine weather at this season is apt to leave
us on asudden, but the fine cigars and smOk-
Ing tobaccos for which Ell EspanOl smokers
parlor is famous, never LOOSE their fragrant
flavor; smokers, therefore, need never get
"left' on this account if they will take the
proper precaution by making their purchases
at the right place, as above.
, 1881-09-01

Every yrnr VIC nottco more md nnrc TINT pcn-
p!e nro ,alscuunttfg thoir btlls. As II ruiz, ncn-
flr who want tins pn to New fnrA; they don't
stop hnro. Our stock Ia mnCli furRcr thn1 II ,wns
Eood condition to hold tho pcupto hero rs wo
Hr0 ft,ny." ..7
avs expect y slr.t.rato fail tradc." satd Mr..
Smith. uf \. 4. 4tnwnrt l. Co. "Wr 500 nothing
TINT comes T. ChlcH, for tf1ltla IA in first. rate
rthl'tfuon. While thnrv are soma lutltfes Tint
claim thAt they ,tru suffering enfncwhHt In
crlns Us coi,ih.rcd With former seasons,
cuEo for trhlo IL taken toycthor, wo think thorn
il i'll rcAsnn tn complain. Even III ttls,sp hcnl.
files where they nrc cumraniHttR thorc Is atttac
th,ng to % nitsgt ~ tlnt; TheS ret fnr !,lstanss
Thv farnIurs, take tlom nttuRothor, hre feeling
well. and arc IN Et'o condition. That makes Tit,
roiIntry tleners feel we'll and wo therefore mt
urai'y oxprotn very nicu fall business"
Of sS 'o f y X fsrei sHiS c. s% s enSss sr"o
last wcok WIS far ahead of TINT IL yor aHu, mid
,,nk ,,,t,as Tue short Srors Will aifcct tno f4l
tra!n t,",n tho o,,, =, c,9'ntry. and wifi whom
VIII t,o fair corn crop this yrnr. nnl nlmut
hnlf tl,s sunl crop nf whcnt, whi!n tho ltntlcnso
crops Inst year and tho Increased MrrehYc this
sliostaHc 1t Io,ks rs II therr would bt' rrcn
inorC it!of,oy III tho c,lutry tlinn therc wRs last
ynar; ~ 1'nkutH. hs wo nre told. they nro rAis-
INK tlnlb!c tho Annint. nF whont thoy did last
ycat; and from ~ th9 descriptions hnvu hcanl
lust yenr hn1 tho big prlcea together will mako
up tho deficiency. t,nr collections show thns
tnerc !e rloiltr OF fnonGy. and thcrg nrD III
i,.i haM ,lcts , nr failures Tho trAdc at tho city.
Every present instIcatIon Is III favor vi n vUry
largo nnd very PROSPEROUS trA(tr.h
, 1881-09-01

Tho prospect for tho fa trade" sad Mr.,
islack, III Armour T. To, III very good. Our
homo trade bus improved vory much, nnd viii
lu "a por cont inreer thu, lust year, but thut In
Eilropu Is light, IN recount Of tho high prlcgs.
VIC tlaven't hnd as tnany sotls to sci, us hut
ytAr, ~ killing wasn't rs hrayy. Stocks aro
larye."
"We nro not ablo to nut up us a,ou as wo
can SELL" sald Mr.. ltobcr, of tho lubcr presery-
ing Company. "Wo will do twIoo as much ,s
lust year. There Is noro demand, and no fruit,
Nome of tho srnn,t thy,ls uppcar to hayo nny
goo''s, and thoy aro soullns 10 this snurkut Tor
theli. frlces nro pEutty stiu and ad-
MaaM:'n8; ,Sn bt9ska aro stnnli It Ia III.
laest lsI itllpo"slhsa to got nny fruit. Tie
ninnlg ian ysr stop T. M ns,tsn.n q What It
strawberries were utmost Il tailllrv and So wis
aWeet-eori!. Thcrn y II ecArctty nf iii ki,ls OF
ll,crn.stri prtct,s.'' y" ~"
~, Thu .rlg.' fruit trnde," said n ruprcsenta.
i've nt " Il. Dudley j. ctI, ais very lrge com
pttUM W!la !nst yuAr ai.d Tho shcs Ut some kinds
~ ~ on!llItA Enotls h1vu Increased III nor cent.
Iherv ~. IT, " @ KEc't scarcity md SUNG u tho pnak-
eIs NaSo so!tl more vegetables thMt they Gun
in't California gootls are wcl! 1olll."
, 1881-09-01

Tie great slesiticratum Ut wuter- works TT
nlsss1hf It'vEr Gttins pure wntrr, as bcr
a,itl when the wnhr IL running MI nvrr tic
city It VT! l,e serytsl out to tholr pntrojls us
1,1re md clcnr rs crys!nl.. 4 few nights
f''rH At the p',a,png,w drunk sonia Of
was as CLEAR rs II could hc, alul appeared Il,
llnve n remarkably cooling etTcct. Ks to Mr:
SHELTON. cou III speak Of film ut length wore
III ~ tfsspassnE upon your time n ap.cp.
iis why BY hls own energy nt!d tulrlits. lIo
~ Dle or 0,tr llt,st publie.sptrttell Citizens,
n.ltl tug Onlatn Library, tho Onlnt,a Willie
, wnya rCa} M"1k}s' a, tho watcrWorks wll Y:
~ l!as n organized and con,plelcd hcrc, a,ul
cnrecr rs n p,tbflc.s,,lritetl cltizen and as II
Ai,nther Improvement Is tlie .io,tildjI,g OF
m n..tlnlny u tho Order OF tic Sacrcti ileurt
III tl!o clty; TW, nj the Indies nf the Order
RECENTLY VISITED Din'i!Ia for tho purposo. INIT
Cunning street, Just west Of Creighton uni
yerslty. 1tcu,,sists 0f II ptut tIf twenty ncrss.
r,;a o.. wIllclt = la'dsouu bnll'itng, Ii 70 bo
erected tliis s@rAs1l. GUS f nusstblc.. Atnlc.
Manhattan, Now YDrls, y Ia he the iirst lady
Sl1pGr1Mr Ut tho Ortivr here. understand
sl1t, VII nse stasF Of tho must nccOlnplEsiic
t9ae'lSrs ~ sy ~ ". @ t},G scu91 VIZ be fully gg,l
West The highest ctt,.c,!ttonul fucilEiies ft,r
tliGir daughters, md. witlluut exception, It
will be tho finest institution fur Young lu,lns
tn thu Wcst attribute thu l0catinit of ILLS
afctS,ny ny tn J, nn,a''t nrgely i9 the influence
country. Aside from Ills learning. lu ii thor
nnEllly posted I'll tho material atrAirY Of tho
olnte; NM Is evidently 4 t,latl vi vary greut
l,ractlcnl knowledge. S!nce hu ci,i.lt ID Ills
tliocese several ycars uso llc lus given
JhMl,a convincing proof Of Ills valuable
laDDfs as 4 tItust useful citiyCll. 1 lltyb NJ
ways strongly believed that l,e IL tho orfEi-,
flator OE thu colonization" schemes far lie
nificllnrntion. Of tho condition of tho poor III
ihe great cltlcs, which l,us stncu met With
tho cordial Endorsement Of tic Cuultl,u ,tul
ntiier great dtgnitnrjeS Of tho i.Ul,IA,l Cnt,.
llc CitnrclI. IT. llG Is, l,o lns certainly set d
s!'le1lttiu example To tho pretntcs Ut ntllev
eiliirctles, ilid one well worthy Uf limitation,
OIL tllolr rart. As1ttG from Tho stately ctljjices
crOW1iitig ting Hills Uf our naturally GeaMliful
elty. devotgt to el,tcntion ind ert.ctMl under
ms care. togUther with tho churches ,aunl
seliools dotting tho psatns md mountains
from OlnAlln 10 Alontanil, liz happy ilo,,les.
,ltlti grateful prayers ,nrising from tllcse
tLlrlxinE cUt9Ests i1l this State aud I'LL over
t.ie t.i. We Wcst wll bo tl'e sweetest Incense enter
ltiK the gates OF Heaven for glories. llOhors,
astt dressings .on Its lead. Long ibay the
good Bisltop live to enjoy tho happiness md
prosperity he has been tho sneutls nf giving
tn ntiers through the mighty energies 0f ht3
ohuttA' OBSERVER
, 1881-09-01
CA1t1tftfi1rS.

"Tho prospect Is better thau It has ever been
BEFORE" said ono Of tho firm Of G. +. kln1lall e.
Co. II fIne goods. tho trade In January Cobru-
ary, and slurct was not very good. owing to tho
Ind roads nnd tho long winter, but since thon It
has becu donbfe wl,nt 1t WIS lust year, and tho
Indications nre TINT tho tnll trade will DO
Rrunt deal hotter than for ten
yenrs. The fautorlcs nro running to tholr
full capacity. Prices nro q good deal better
than fhoy harc been. There Is II good TO n, anu
fnr lhw-prlcoi cnrringcs, III tho farmers upyer
h,ld moro money, nnt tho pnople III tho pitcs
,,xe saiw.eakoe. ~: lAu nnd st. l.o uts aro buy
tlcts viii hc % por cent mora than last year,''
Wo Are loukinr forward 10 /. ypry jIlruo
tf1luo." Hltd ono of tho StlldobRkrc Isrtls.-
".iArTcr tuna usual, tho sprlay business hayug
neG1t back w4rk Wo expect tn do ut luust Il
tlrts ulura fhu1l lnat ycar. Stocks ar1 gu0{l and
nr!ces itr1n. wlthunt my particular chn1Kg
liners M i, our llnn nra doing II 9nod business.
Iho country tf'Itic ~ fur has been lIgl1t. but
the TURNER'S are beginning to hliy." -
Wo uhto !n0ro thnn we Gun i3n," an!d tho
tnAili'4er uf Peter Sclistt!nr "Ihe ieu,,,tld fur
Wagons IL much greltgr THIN lHt ycl1r and WI
itnvc refused to tNkH ~ per cent tnprr Of nr1ers
Wn ntr running tu our full capacity, md u,lt,not
ktep III with TIM t.oma1id. Irtrcs tarq sttifur.
do ~ ''e "' ~N~S ~tsn
, 1881-09-01
i House 'Tns subsequently Acnrchrt carefully, lis
nlhlllK llIltu WAS not discovered.

| hiding l,I,st.u was hot ,scuyurri -'o
rllr wMry,,rn MAN
',a,.,s WIN s,saeK IL fho luft Krn tho hal passing
f"w,'run nrt1a. Hu 'Iio tnHh asltie aeSrrinE tho
,,nsn, wn,nh .c"th H., wa tnuviiahtc II sory. fuw
as @ or IN ,ho egcr = ~. ,,n end .he
at"t"n,, ,t ~ rnrty sncn Wnar!,li. Ftt'ln tEcr
~ .".itIas tsn"anf i0Wertn IT u ttnpnsastto
wctl. .h"vc% % um Nd ''I.o ,hah pearKa,y
r ~ n,'an,a,H y. @ W ncan ~ 's est ript!oli
y.rr, .. ~ ,t @ nv, Gatn iinc swearing Ut
wSr to say. n.y. ii eaa chnrre tt peo oo 70 a. tas
in iv ~" n" ,,,.s,,a. "mes hnI sen 70 10 as.
tht In was mt ,irmtrr ~ ,.., MssoG1ns M yt f' ~.
oili,e Ut nlu,ii Il Gnrter 1'st S"oivok. nj whInS III
IT, i,n,ir thorrnr,nr H. SnnGF' "a ~ iess tanr ta!t
inr,s wns I'M rnii,. ~ t,r W. ~ cospso, III tnat
il, jMtw.n ti,n ii,n;, H., Sf ~ r n mimt ~ aet MTenk
hung. ''''''' 'AN "'''''"
4 sIlsa. M'tttHlE
who nwns tho Picture cutlery where Dnncnu
worked, informed tic rernr,or TINT j1s ca,mo 10
Ghlcng1 thrco yenrs i.go FROM Fctcrsi,lrE,
hltIahrd County, Yttrp u wns rrrolI AMI 1,NsMs
tho grctltsr i,nrijon Ur ilis itfs. gs,u .incss ]
ttllt,. he: hn t,ren post nHslcr uxl,rcss. nutI,t
sickness a1ltl tic oxtruy,Ynmco ar liz WIKI "'9 n
Thing which ut tlnics ylsutl ctilts1orable t,ut1br
Mrs Mcli.sh hid n!,nrreni @ wlt, lfet' Mrs aH9,s'
4n. II consequence. lind mt Visited tho ias,,iiy
fur two yctrs. ShH hail I.owcrru's pIctiifu II,
hor Enftory, but knaw hut llttlo n6oiit Jim.
Two weeks ng., Il ynng ,l,r,i VII, routls ,t' VIII,
tho 1,acans Informed h.r Flint owcree hsi
henrlnEu Of ot,er. to use it u iit1ncnji If ho nj
irt,'t'te!! to ';!tnrteru with him: lho, l-Tcui-
never cnn,t,> 10 bl'lws. Sns bnovu th.t ii, In. In
stK!ton NJ the faets In lt,c cnar w,itli clvarjy
, 1881-09-01
CLOTIIlfH.

"our rresunt business" said s1r. A. N. Ecoec,
I'iutlIbcr of tho firm OF ltonry ". King Il Co..
Us very satisfactory fnuect. ut.d ln excess Of
last year at tho sRsno tne. What September
aud Dctobar vii! lo fur the cluth,tv business do
pcIl'ss 0f course, lnrguy on tho state ur tho
woRthcr. What wo 1icch must now Is ta.,,, uttc
this long tirotgth. Quito nulnher of country
merchants have corio In and ti.ght E.,t,,ts uur rjy
Ihey report EDHl tint.s In their SECTIONS, Atiti
everything scuMs to 10 prupcrotly, ex-
cent In = fow sections ot Southern 1iH-
noi*. which Is Aal burned I'm 1y lin
droltth. With the advent OF tut wel,tnor, tbcru
II every Indication Of bigger tr1.du than Dyur
ncihro. the fact or having Ill curly ttast,e rs
that tho later trade is alsp going 10 be cxcreut.''
, 1881-09-01
MORE "NIGGERS" OR NONE.
HOW the NlfHNtssjpul bourbon Talks
About lntnlIGrntlOn.

Mtrttitan t,ti.,l Mrremrw
sn ~ WI i, . ~ so.oW.leYeF colues IN It's sea
oo.' :" 4i's"''a' "c i1ave I'LL ttt'ack OF tfle I'm.
migration fever once III Two years will, tho
return Of our biennial elections. We hive #
n',r ,," I omn.r,., w. u,v. tn' o.e ~ s.ack i!to
r.. "'u .'Iuoe'"lic ~ p'aliof!ls htlti stlcKs
thofc. Cav. stone, though having exhibited
no symptoms of the disease for some years,
out aml cnn,n ~ tnn .rt.r, "t'.n ~ ,,.,' u'ohc
eA'',. s,,' u"N'o " uo sHFlace III Ftr'aeht
.It.,. ,v'n. 1ne '1o',o "ctea upon appears to be
Mili'ohs Tor Immigration, md not ii
last must make xnv ror tha ,,rs, ~ ,rt,a,, tnu
nrn ,mmtuoti,, I Ioa,",,, m"y ~ u.o '!at. 1lieS
''tu ill.,. '''"s.any uepailaelll' Que upon tlp
"al'es. .,'ec 9a c.1rt iiavo white Immigration
rro,,t vn1 arn ,,n,,olo,, ~ .,,,. "...u ''u'l
Faiin.'s,.a,a ".v eu'e'c. ~ s1 ~ se'iu away your
,n", s" ,n u.,xo'ts ,t. ~ tAlrcah eseeflt. don't
burg Herald, for n FREE ballet and n fuir
count, Thut nav suIt NnrtIern NM, @ ~
bnmr but II ,I,m,t s,,it t,,,, Ia." ,'ia't II.
~ a,,'uI, ,a ~ isu nul s' tau! ctc. lnat sort
9ankco at home Insists TINT there ure 20 coo
minority Ut negro voters III AI,ss3ssInuI nr,I
II fuirly counted the negro ca,, nut dow, M tha
whto folks and rule TIC Stato: M and M cln,uors ers
nnnro ~ ~ ga ~ aone ai'q tat LIS the duty OF the
,,safer ns,el - 1ovornnent t 70 Seg It dono; but )o
vntni mi rmiv H., ,,..t,E, .s1ls teE9 10 pe out
uasE nnvs vnntu1i w f'es; xi 4 .' lew, III lines
inhnr .uy ~ ion .1ra oeGI aao IgscF out Of ',s
iSGr liz },r,a NY 9, RfoW M @ tiSm Mpoil Tug sweat OF
inr Sanho 1 fnr Ifo stt ha t,;e eyer Do anne tak
e ai, cd tho Iaost act NJ 'S ta eySry n
am1; taf =, ~, no sasqer Dye wiser Ie,
~ T. JULIEN N tne eia'lof Tor 1ree ballot and
llero md iI,ora assr 1taee Wy ,nG 1 sGnltsrsu
Wal Inn,t wnrn uG. liz tao at Nvttl ailu NORTH
ct % |mmirrats i.k1 T. tng @ 0est @ OF @eaivassers 70
Nnrt,,aE tsn mgsr0 n,, i"por Or to invest II It. The
c,, - kmoT3eage ~ Or tile South yet knows
Sgn ,,r., e. o!or 10 qgite5'lo .i t.l nElnst eonng
q n'Eger. a!; IA, Ana M ZIG Southern ,nan his yet
irns uslto' ~ iue'. nus iint tlle wlalte mas! who
miuG, ses ~ ':tnl 1,t ~ Ionrer must itvo llkc q
in te ,vor IL ito W. 'isa1ttnnntaoio obstacle
talnelt, Of KEEPING t thon,. ''stA"'S Gull 10 Oh
,art, I'VE piatlof.n cnnl!.t!ts the Democratic
PATTY i, ata g.. Democrats % nro talklng about
inas iht" a9S !e t,; atntas noiicy freely to carry
hnvc ent pmIib Il. tm nisf Ur n1snncrais
ne on!te's money fDr nothing. They'll go uN
nn s"!I,Kea, taSa, mM slinot WIZ! tue gun wrong
@ narc o,, n,a ~" ~ rt ss1 tR H. 10 ts TO- !-
alai @ 10 troat t1iem as wl'ttp people. Aid this
t.ia amoteto.ei ocglii nt te beglnllllg; tho mig
t IT. nsv sS ~ w. eSoas.sa, i ai therY Is wlers
Gssr ths n!gEe3s oiit u tho S!atc, arsi whte
runs down stream. without tic cxlsiMi- u: .
ur9,o, .na9 OF ,n.ie't 11loI'sy, and tho lmn-
liz IN, fns MGu'o o,Vi, M'' ,nve 'iil casy tne.
tioa, pittlk inserted, with ,nutun! dependence
u'ie upln the 0tllcT. H!t ILLS Is ilnptTG-
, 1881-09-01

"rrospects nre eplcndd,' said II gentleman
connected With ono house. "Tho fnct ~, ,yu
emit get Huosts eunl,gh 10 MT ollr 1rtlurn. Here
ts n telegram nskLng lis to ship thoso orgnns Tor
Gods tsaks, and hero Is another telling US tn
ship six snorO ut once. Wo uro manufacturing
lD a week III our own factory. und wo tal1u Il
EssoA mAny from, Eastern factories besides, and
PROMISES to keep I'm. In short, tho huslnrss Is
bo,mtng, Jn some localities. tho ttrauth bus OF
collrsc Affected. trAdc, but in others tllerc has
Tor Instnnro, III Minnesota. Nebraska. auu In
bCtter.''
, 1881-09-01

"Our fail trade will he sootl," s,.id Mr.. Frank
flnync, Of tnivcr, i'ago, 1ioynn l. TO-" buttor,
VIZ think, tiian lust ycar, but It is rnthcr carly
~ express nm opinion regarding IL, rs our nun
hHro t'ecn out ot,iy II week. Stocks nro pooI,
MID prices Eo1nowhat hxhor. f'apor and enves.
otn's nrn Rolng up. Misunderstanding coni,lpnccti
month ur two tAltllcr thMn iisinl. III uGeuht
" orders. Evnrybnly III tho hnitsu IS busy
something unknnwn hpforc. .ll,ne, July, and
;u AME1sst ,s, aro s.lnlly our du tnontis ht ,lls
nre that trnfle will keep lip. Utller houses lit
our llip hay0 nlsu hcon busy"
, 1881-09-01

rtK-lrnn II Hay. bst no rnils. nor Is It rrobabio
lint we Will ,s,aku my this yeur."
- rho prospect IT," HnftE nIsn Of tho irtn ur
RhotleA & llrildley, "thnt we shall ttu a gfcnt
Heal mor, ttnn last ycnr. Oir orders nre
20 fnr .nhea,l that WI Will not tnko a,ly
moro. WB emit tatch ttr nnw hrf0ro Ian. |.
Inst yonr VT could krr, fluce with tho orders,
because there WIS mt tho sharp. actEvc stenlnnd
!aat el"raetsrizos t!ss fn! 1'rat!o bruan earlier
like we arc. Judging fr1 thalr applications. mud
their r.lshtnHs, n.ll solicitations md cur~itixs
hccAiise nriGra arc nut itcJ. wo nro running
night ard '!hy atncks nre very Hight and prices
arU better than Inst year,
, 1881-09-01
Special DtscateA 10 zas CHICAGO 7tto,,ne

Special Dtscateh 10 Tbs Chicago Tttb,sne,
TorEkA. kas., Aug. 3l.-'rho following
Stats tlulegatcs l,ayo bacn chosen TO Tie Su.
uraIno Legion OF the Select Knights Of tl,o
Ancient Order OF United WorKlnell, which
lllects III Chicago npxt Tuesday; NJ. EzqkIol,
Topeka; n. 1t. Htleu,,, Lawrence; Z, 81,
Ford. EMporla: J. r. uradIey, Council
tiroye; aud Nr. q. +. Hinolt, 0f Nlckcrsol,.
A large number Of. Knights will accu,Epnlly,
tic delegates. all 0fWllon Will ,uleet llerl, Uil
S9nday, and proceed to Chicago with Capi-
tal Legion Ut Topuka, Wllfcl. Will uct nd H.
cort to tho Gza1ld Legion VI Kansas,
, 1881-09-01

''ln 9rcat many sections" snll Sr. Dortlen,
Of lortten, So'lcck & Co., managers OF tho Hove
scnlcs. "peoplo nro holding back to i,utl out
whnt will be tho result OF tho weather On
tho crops acforo making any NIL rchasos In our
linc. but for lhat our business would have
bcsn still lnrgcr than It Is. though it Is ,urxer
peet Il big mouth In scptoulbur. The nlnre
tst'eilt and corn thora NrD growl. the nlUre 1Isc
thcru ts for scales. Whttu tho cr0ps III sot,,e
nlIlcna WILL bb Door. tn Others tlsHy will be llu-
i!stt4lty good w. tor Instance, In Dakotu nnd tho
, 1881-09-01

"OAr fall traae." said onu Of tho tirM Of Giles,
lsro. & Co., "hns becn very hcnvy 10 far. We
hnvo done gond deal moro than In previous
yours. aud wo ththk tho prnspoGs nrc gootl
especially In tho Jnl,blnK department. We arp
cnvcr'ng 1loro ground thta last cNr. ind ship
t,l1tg goods to nulnts We slrver cArtr,l t,ciore
Priccs and ato1ks aro nbont tho snlno rs u ) car
'IEo. t'calcrs gcnerally nre very wut satisfied
with the tr's'tc. have just returned from tho
Enst. nEld. compared with business there, tllut OF
GhtcaEo Is rcry tll1el bctt ur .Inbbery itpsa arc
dUin1 iii u.lt,slnl full tr1tllo. fhe business ur this
u!ty IL colstnntl$ increasing. Country NOR
cehnnts arc Cutting !,lore and moro every your
iiItn the way uf c0n!t,g here tn buy guotls n,]tl
thp EASTERN houses fell tho effect on their BujGs
GeDd4." '
q think nitr trns1o Is going to bo trou,end.
oiis Rld itefnlmr Of theisirn Ut I'rnsk & iiowc
expect to vol 80 per cont nlure u diamonds
t!,Hn lust ycIr. and thnk ut tho houses viii
that deal IN tho llheA goods. yhorn ia IN tll,-
Wnrtl tendency III prices. S10rn Juwulry viii ho
or in1t1Hy,"
, 1881-09-01
NEBRASKA,
ThlnEr III OMn1ln-Nc.v Nulrttnrs-s
Water Worlks-Tlo Cattle Trade
VnrtuuA Matters.

I Ching. In Omnhn-Nc,v vr,f,ttno.-
WATER Worlts-Tho Cattlo Trnde-
Farfous Matters.
10 the Editor a The Chicago Tribune.
oM..iIA, Ncb., aug. W.-1mproyemcnls
,icr rnnisn,m,tinn % rr INV. uoa uoaa ''o ~" ah.
ihn ,t ta,,t,,,, .'s H. '"se soasoh' ~ "As
ll.o '.testl'on VI the projectors to push them
as1ea'l tnls year, but owiils Ia the scarcity Of
architects and builders II ,,"rsssaril,. ,,n,,d v
linn, "mn,ii :, MIRA ean,va,,,o,', t's,aseo
.n,,,,,,. ~ ....o 'u... S"iNell'e''t seaso''.
lust is tho 's enrlv y~ croca sh[oSee''s 9 since my
n,ae stra. %" "'' 1e losee NJ the foot Of Douglas
their intention 10 iocate sreue eu .oyse hore, ~ Is
easily handle thoir lurgo alltl growing Vast.
urn traite. e''"e'' "e''
Thu nr,y r,cvn,or ia or,ro,o,,,,,, oo,,.,.
I'm, 10 ~" f,st ',s'm.oa as . ~ unptoaeh'hg compile
rlts't 1t. IL Is the intention to get 1t done in
time 10 handle this years Gro ps. Thn el,..
yator Mt tl1e trnusfnr - also stoa'i,,, o;' o ~
ahead hs ] to ,vi,i ~ "So lo tna n.es nasIt PUSHING
M9ssotlri ltiver. Tho old On,nl,a Elevator A,
built III 1S7J was burned to tho ground In.
1850, and slnee that tIu,e the glte i,ns ham
covered viii, the wnrcbnussa ~ tSo E,,,".on vSon
eoillnahy' LIS capacity Was 1O0, 900 bushels,
and 1t was built mninly rs iii experiment to
SEQ what could bo done towards making
i,n,.tI.. .'1'' s1'n n'aea' ~ ~ W. were ttleia
..' t.M'l'nS ui'ly npouL 'aV,uN D1tshc!S per nI-
ti.: trnt .,,. Ung @ oI fle r'n told my afterwards
HIM III ~, 1s. SSo IL y t neem pn'lt up 70 that
nj worV M ..ni"y,inS ,S cpemters WI we're constantly
, t''on Twenty buyers III te Suto on tic yari-
uis uis t,a l,ai'reau lines centettng, Mt Omaha.
frn, Ghicasn ,,,'t -, anotmar ~ W, nmiiI ariles
, 1881-09-01
DRY {;{}tlTlS.

"e aro hot o'ily having tho ,sl,al trado for
bothntu, Ut MurshAal Field l. Co.. hnt w.. mr..
doing rood deal 'uoFc. Tho ulse4cd shurtuuo
ih tho crops WON'T hayu ul.y etfuct IN The f.,i
trade. of coLrse, peoplu In thasu iu,ul,tl,s
whcto tho crops Arv particularly bal will INV
Nore siinrlng!y lhnu ustlal, but tho 9u1lorut
teade VIII bp good. don't uxpcet the ro-
ported short ctpps to affect the fun
1faue a. all. but tho sprtng trl.lu may
pcrhaps 0o Affected. though ! du not know about
thHt, Thvro ID csery iastlcutlou OF u x.,u,I,
hcai'shy trade, aud peoplo are buying uIurly,
, 1881-09-01
SAFES,

>. ouc ssatcs aro good deal larger now than
they were this time yrnr ngu" salll IL repre-
ac'!thtvc Of II large sate company, "and tho
prospects Tor tho fnlt scasun arc very ttnt-
torin9. Our agents all report thAt through
Wisconsin. Minnesota, SttchlHun, and Northern
lown thu trtttle Is very goNt. Tho sa.1lt IL tyIo
nL Northorn llitnus. In Southern ltliuDis tho
nty wtathcr hAa Infected 0t,ra III woll us Othpr
IL very good. We are putting tnoru men tln lilo
roAu ~ tho tinIo, anl tho bllsl.Icss WIS never
, 1881-09-01

"0ur on'ord aro four munths ahond" said a
representative 0f Crano I!rus. "We have now
III WI etl do until Jun. !, mud business IL little
neater se than lust year. l'rttca Mre sttEar. Al
1nS 4 manufacturers III Hur line art IN tho same
tulncrt hat0 tu wnit."