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, 1881-06-17

JupaE DRCMM0Nn-1H chnt1bcr%
,1utH,E ul.O,,OETT-Cali Of civil cn.cntar In tho
District Court.
IU1uE GANy-p II, 81, IT. and IL tn IN, incIt1'
stve, of new calendnr. No 4.i1i, Skunk ~.
Schultz, on trlnl.
IuMIE SMiTH-set cnscs by agreement, No
case OIL trial.
JE1ME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Judge Gary. No
case OIL trial.
JUNK JAMEstS-No call. No. :Dl, Froe,tch vs..
Kendall, u, heartnE. .
JiiMii: ltt4sE.ts-sfi and e0d, No. 80i, Owen W..
CITY. MI trial.
jupuI: MnKAS-7ei 7;i. s:I, in. Ill., 7fN. 167.
trtnl.
.Ii1D0E TuI.Er-as... II, n. ~, ~. M case Oh
henrlnY, ... ...-.
,iliAiE l.ARS.fN-I1, I.or,I ". l'uraud. Socnso
ut htMrng.
CRIMINAL. Cot'Rr--7Js. ltn. pEi. M. pil to p5a
Inclusive. MI. tHE ts1t nj, VIZ l,EE. LIT, l44H,
1.4N i!hl, li5!, t,+Sk sr' l,4I, i,1ai t,s'. l4s.
and l,t1.t.
, 1881-06-17

va. I'M, drunk 10 know whnther hs Ind us0tt 4
knlfG mt, and the defense tried to provo TINT
Ii thu icct.aattl Ind tNken proper eNrc OF hnseff
and given III tho tine Of 1por thn wnitnti wnnl't
nut hHvt. rtsnltn1 fatally. The Jury roltrtai
llIn,tt h:n 0tNk. AMI wnrn instructed to return
Il Reufni1 verdict.
t'iartHs Wiasnn. n negro, was tried tefara
Jugr Hnr.ltcr yesterday for tnnkIilR ~ aasl.ilt
tt, r1ntnit murder. VILLAIN shot Tho
tillcr man III tim Jaw. the bullet
lm4Ita Ft,sne,sherr IN the nrrk. md tho evtdrne.s
yu<terny Rhnssntl that tho defendant = assault
wn. ,,nprpynkp,l anl cn~hrtlly. Tho Jury were
nit only ten minutes 1efnre ngrcglilE sipo,1 Il
verdict If guilty. atl assessing tho defendant s
punishment nj tn, ycnrs IN the 1pnItenttAry.
NciIDlas ttnirr l,|t'aia1 v,nlty 10 burglary and
will Hpetrl thru, yehrs ut tho llctHrln SchtHIf.
Ilnlnrt WtHHts nIiate'l Ri,llty TO bitrg!nry and
VII. Frilluft,tttl FIR srntrnr".
Inhh strAmtty WIS trta.l For rnbt.nry. Tho Jury
hcIng. instrtmtt'l By Jnlae Anthony to rcturtl II
Aralc,l verdict.
t,rorxe WtllIntns ptnn!cd guilty 10 grand
larceny aud WA re11lnI,aed fur sentence.
, 1881-06-17
TILE COURTS.
Power Of Corporations to Buy Their
Own Stock.
The Jury W the EikIns Case Utterly
Unhlfc 10 Agree.
Record Of Judgments, Now Suits, Criminal
Gases, Etc.


PDf FIsA DF tDHl'N1kAllOSSs
Amnng tho last hatch or opinions by tho APP
tinllhtH t.nilrt WIS tHio III tho case ot Danlet
Fraser and Tl,ntla, ,aKAfn*t
ltn''ert lltt.hte mud t,s,ers. aud nnoihor by tho
saIrls 1mritss uxn1ust s!nry AIM tf,ll'f'nrsl.
Thr.n were twn creditors bt4 n:xilnst FtAscr
utld GahGrs and II wns su1,ght 10 enforce
THAR liability NJ fOrlner stock hDt"rs III tho
E"glc Wnrk% Manufacturing cnmpAny. Tic
tlNiins ri Richie and }itibbnrl! wGrh Fur money
lnIn4l tho Company IN uetos'rr nsid Nnsrlnf'"r,
ISL. They subsequently scr,,rcd Judgment,
but failed to ,lnl any property ur tho cntnt,aty
un which ~ 1pvy. Fraser and Eha1nrrs. prior
10 April. lt.., 1ul itr atockhalers In the Cum
lAny IT, tho n1il,lht nr nvrr $tltfU. nhh III
April. tS1!:, were c0nMttt"1 hy y. W.
tiatn., tho President nnu Ehipf stockhhltfrr
IN The Ct,rply. 10 sell MI the Stuck to the CONE
,hat ID" t:nnlirny w"* ii tho time tnn ilo,ir!sh-
; ny f. .Et %t s: - :'sx aSss Mo With aa 1s rs. .f 5
a!n, !aIr =. r H. t;s,niany .siter tiichls an
10 yet theu paid, they tiled rrtslItDrs' bills
ugatn&t Fraser md Chalmers IL tst nst1c this
iri,,I.tcr of their stuck to tho ':HnlGty snmIl,k
tic transfer, afnl requiring Frl.cr anu Chaln"r.
'rntn thu Conpany, from which thu latter mp.
iu'lpc Wilson. in rcn,tcrlng tho opinion In tho
tho c,'s. related to tho power Df N'rf,urtstton
tn pnreha~n it, OWL capital stock. The Enxlish
r,. scnei z h.. well settled ihat corpnrn .:ons
thnr,ers. sital III thor own stock; Tint the
tMf'ta stuck " 4 raspany waa trust fund for
lien hi IL. III r,ltlisy. at4 IT, tltvurtr they could
talInw II As far Us ii could tin traced Tho cur.
rent " tho tncrlcan dectalons however, seemed
tn l,h 10 tho ettrtt TINT untrr certain elrcusn.
etntiprs, Ntn1 Jnr certain purposes, Eif1nGyeil
, 1881-06-17

H.. SPfttal Dhpateh 10 Tia chisoao Tribune.
,h.' %ta f"nN. Jnnu lt-tinAlXWhuat-y Winter
h.' spFlous!y depressed und unsettled. socs.ling
1uaeh ~ eGs enrliut trading Ahoul kaic u hu, Up-
w MI. Z rcd ytedlnx nloat, NJ offered With III.
sssa sss.a utsuncy. largely In thu speculative In.
sss.a' at' III sam Ut thu uluro favorable crop md
in~af roborts fFOua tha intsrios. ind tbs
Il" Fsnsu Ut quotations advised Vt from
IN ~ ..p p'i4Hpa1 markuts. At tho current dyutcs
II" wire aiosstuenL rcIortud, rhutiy In Mo. rgd. In
H. "Iuon line. Ihrnu.h the nfaernuun, undSr .
il ea'' lor stoek. luasly fruu speculative sources,
psa ooa last tu Ptuslau for outstanding cuutr1cls.
~ Fu4Qs9 Rpyp5 91vs1s hu, hlt lett ou
, 1881-06-17
aTATE CNUHT9.

Alexander II. 8trous0 hogan q suit yesterday
for tho use Of Emma q. Btspuse aRalnst James
and At,na Wlloy, 10 recover sl.o0.
Jatncs II. Iarynn c,tnmenced q suit ln trotpass
axa1nst Jacob fsank8urtcr,' Nicholas blocks, anu
l!oury lIarrGe laying damages ut $4,000, for
alleged lnniIelous prosecution. Iiryaa under.
Minutcx fr,ul Franktilrter. without. specially
asking for thens. Tho latter objected ana tho
b0ards Wore Immediately taken back, bat tue
char9u 1t thutt md he was hned md also hel4
to the Cr1ulnat Court, The QrAnd jury fallUd
70 tinl any indictment. anu now lsryaa proposes
Thomaa Kenny beIan suit aKalngt the Chi
caRo Etuyo Works and b. 4. MOoEu to recover
, 1881-06-17

Tho Jury IT. tue case Of Lucy a. fslkins a9anat
Witliatn C,.illay and otherS. retired to consider
their verdict ni.olt4 o'clock Wednesday, after.
t.oo and aftUr reIlainlug ollt all night returned
into court yesterday morning and safl they
could rot aarce. Tho Judge questioned
them littr. but they appeared
to think there wns M hope Of agreeing. and they
right To ftI,r n favor Ut Mrs. 1,kus M the rst
tAllot, then shifted six to sEx and tlua!ly closed
ut seven tu 1.-Two III fAyur Of plaintlif. The casn
will probably be tr!etl again III the full.
, 1881-06-17
ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT.

SpRt1Hf IHfpH1tH 1T FHt T H5FuVV 5T1HHHFs
SrNtSHrlELu. Ill.,. Iunc M.-tn tho Supreme
Court to-,Iay Judge Lawrence presented the
resolutions uf tho Chlea4o lar rc1ntlrH to tho
lnte lttu. Charles Hitchcock, which were Or
teretl spread RttlIi thu rteur1a.
l'!cftgtA ~ practtce Aw we're lssiiei to- the
ard Ut thu l}l.h1minriOn sct0Ol. Tho following
protEesnggs were had:
y. rgnplt. eN rel. ". Turner; lcarc given fl
nmcn resitton and answer.
~. liulKr. lr.. W. l.!tsn; titn0 10 Ele aDstructa
anu tirtefs a.xteitlrtl ihr':t lnys.
md q. 1'nilyIlle. tllnry i UhiD Klvcr Rntrual
Company VI, rowts nf Granville ami trU,ke'l
Lrcgks IssHe c0rtiAeh 10 Crawf,lrd County fur
trial.
II. People cx rel. 1,ross vs.. 1ledaell; mutton
for sutnInnns dentett nud leave given to with
draw pRpcrs.
,N. Ilitatchforsl IS. Newherry: petition fal
tnAulamltH tlentpl
40 and IL were tnkcn Dn enll,
, 1881-06-17
CRIMINAL COURT,

A young ,nAn named James Isurke waa tried
betoro JudRs Hawes yesterday AFTERNOON on tho
charge OF .nanslauXhter, the ttotlm OF the hom.
ct.io E,elug tho tlpfeudauts urother 1Obu lsuFke.
Ou tho night OF OCT. I OF last year the luFke
brothors With crowd Of other young roushs
wore nssembltd III . SAIGON at thu ooEncr Of
FRANKLIN street aud ChlcaRo avenue. ~! bal
xrosu bctwcvp Tho {w0 HuIkes- Il came TO
blows, Aud III tho nei8a John was kplfea By hts
lltutnor, tho wGuI,on penetrating ~ hls ltver
through the peEltonuH. lie was takoh ~ hls
home, whorn, after Lingering about ton DAYS. DO
/ 4at claimed that 1t tho time ot the 4uA1gel he
, 1881-06-17


~! isaand; tEut Missouri ste.rs ttaiao' no vcr5
'sIksr YIN hAans-1lecc!pt.. a0o: ceusisned
spss; ~ viii: ~ iIo,"a sMd l'Siisaapais aeeoaH,
As1Sn one detk cxtrn ut t. W. scyernl ours rclsuln
sxecsi%:. tatl: consumed t1!soafh: ~ ears,
sS annd a hsssJ S ;:f: aas xeF xs ' H
II $ank3'6U: best t.rAtle disposed nf+
ST. LO6tIS.
1T. 1ht1rs, 1nna observation-disclosures. f!NQ head;
sa' s's'sH: It'll spy III isy s RTfS n 4s
a ess, ", sri"s faff Ssss ss; sfi!st; at
,s1ss sssf sfs. sss t,sc wi S'' 'fr''
ss; ;sss; ~ : n {;'|S:%;t ss%s' only
sss R;i.:' l]s:i!;F ] ss;$ ss!ss %s"s;. f
NEW YORK.
1T aa'! sna wcassr :ae i%r sis: s!Ra'SMt: Il
sa ssas LURES" a,'a 9' S% os
s5xr-l.cce!yis we; s'Hll md !9weEi oEdinnry I"
saady Il i' III i; iS bs liys cSfn.fSa
KANSAS CRY.
Special nispath to The Chicago Tribune.
eun.n :Gnorts Itsco!Its the ast west. as!s Mir,
1 e. ss!?T! ssS ;EGa' ass3s 1s:*s
ss! iii ;! !s yss: s .ss ssSs'ss's .Ss
EAST LIBERTY.
EAST linEltrY. Pa, Lunu observation-disclosures,
Es'sS1 aa n' qSs sf
aSG: Yorker. n s7o45Ha ..r,.. =. ,,..
CINCINNATI.
us; uctS;c1SSAr! JUNE eonnaon ~ n, and
seIpu 3.l00 shipments, siD
, 1881-06-17

Charles [irny. ~ yrnrf old. Of chicago, was nd
lut1grl insane and pAtI'cr. Eta will be sent to
.let1erBDil.
afinrtl +. 1Ior1lcr. of Chicago, wns ad1ndgcd
in<ann hn1 II r,anper, AMI Will l,a sent IL jrJcr-
Etltl,
Ssliie Mccarthy. IF liz Eric strrct, wns nd
jl1lHfH lsnnc us1ti not il1ttllcr. hu IL ~ yGtrs
OLD. -
Kase Sortsna1,. - y..nrs old. Of Ehlcngo was
ailttfjxeh ilIAlts1n and NOT II tniIprr.
l,ara Itch. ~ years old, Df Chicago, was nd
Jilt1xGd tIl4nne and nDt n paiipur.
Julius Iflntz. II ycnrs Ul'D. Or tncaKo, was Ad-
tlltpcsl insane and moi Il unttper.
, 1881-06-17

MtLwAUkEE. Via. June lI~.FfAun-soAree md
n0lnlhnL
AnAlS-Whsat excited md adyanonxs No. :. 3llG5{s
dune. eliQ5l, July, tia, Ausast. sll5 septon.eur
flIls{t ltatlber, tLllKt No Il. Wo; NJ. 4, No. t:urn
stTiiHur; No. i 4@jfu tnts alyangad I{ci Nj. a:{o
hY4 INweri M. l. Hsc. ttr1Hy hshari 4cnrcei Nh
xPrtiIK. &1uf. $50.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s!sss pork. ftaM Ga5h and
1n!ys tiI;u AuHaat I.attl-l's!ma kteal, &luA cn&h
and lulJf stlLt AuHMkt.
l.tHix-Alaaily; khtx1fAMl
FNKlulirN-Nftleat 10 tstnalo. fa44n. .-...
hEcEIrra-FIous, l3,4u tTIst wilgaL lQm bui corn,
Aliir,iKSrs-flour li,0o brlst wheat la,M bu;
corn, l,TlN,
, 1881-06-17

IN the estate Of Joseph Ci,uxh ct al, minors,
letters Of EuarlIan.hIp were issued TO lnbn Il.
CfpuKh. The cstata IL ytllnGsl nj ,tbotlt $lTsW.
In The rstnte Of MtltG fi.Nser 1T Af.. minors,
lcttGrs OF gilurdiansh!r w.rG tAsttt to .lthti l..
1,tstar, The estutt Is valued ut hbut $ss:s).
In the estate uf isichnrl CihnRh letters ~ nd
tninistrntton ttts bns non wrfn Issued to !hti
In tl,U estate nf Harry john Hhea. lltnur. let
tiers nf guardianship were issued IL FrnMcr. y.
Stephens. 1'hB cat,tc IL ynllttti nbo1it 4kJh,
IN Tho eatatr ri Johu 1'rtrs letters or hlmn!s.
tratian wero l.silett tn tArnttDA Prizes. Tbs cs-
tAtr Is valued ut nhOul $1,b0J.
, 1881-06-17

Engsue Fl. Montgomery flied bil yesterday
against Mary Montgomery, asking for divorce
OIL tho Yr0lIlll Of leseEtinn. ...-......
4 bill for divorce was ll!etl Wednesday, but
suppresaesi for servlo9, by Elizabeth Palmer
frola Charles 4. Palmer, tho charge being
drunkenness.
I1Iilxv Jhtnns0n KrRnteA ueof1a q llvorco 20
J0.nl,|,lno (iolV froln William II. Boulc, on the
"Juslro UarsInSr Rrnnted divorce to Sarah A.
Gray FROM LewIs unty, nn the Krnnnd Of
nttulfGrY,
, 1881-06-17
l}t1Ssr0N.

U0EToN, juno lA-FLuuN--Flrm Rn6 unchanged.
uMAsS-Cor,, denznd fair aud u,arkst ursu; steaia.
Of nxeu and ysltow, ul&IG3c. pats dull, NJ. and
extra willie, Et3ri No. white. {1tttb1i k1 H.!xal
and NJ. Il Hhttu 4SN blG- ttye nunhRlly unchanged
EH1k--if0alyfu tttah ltu, .... ..
bal whHAt7 xNnaui Upts. = ,un ~.
aHlP&HST1-fjuur, lA brIs; utlaat lNoQ bp.
, 1881-06-17

NEW rUNK. .fula lI--1r!autnr demand at llrst
hahds; lDbbAE trnAG qulatt cotton tD6ds nlu7InR
atnudlyi pslcrs irnl. rrAts nhd drnrs unHis !nltl
Ine's wenr nf whUens III fnIr drtnnhd un i".irnbln
mnkct will *uI M; tlnunrit rs,ntIHn netlsH; Lit-
kctA. Jeans. md rppHuUts ilb1nu fAslY.
, 1881-06-17
KANaA8 CITY.

Spstfd& Dhpatth 10 Ths CAteaao TFtbunss
KANSAS CITY, Me-, juno d-1AAlx-Ths Pvtts
Current reports: Whaat-lteceipts 1hs paat Nssk, a.
~ but saIp@s9t.. M,1?6 hpt FsatsE, Me- ca.h 9te Y
poTn-Neeotpte t4Y past wcgk, Eilt hni shipmpnts,
Hill but ut1lars No. ! tnth. 3faf June. &c.
, 1881-06-17

Ct.krEkASn. a., tunv tk-l'Erlto'E rM-Ftm,
Standard whit9. TN test. TIE,
11rf*Ht'Eti. f'a.. .tnll~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ntrd strny 1t f!&c refined, h}&c, ihiI-
nilephia fltiIyrry.
, 1881-06-17

ctxrlNxArs. a., juno ld-C0rgoX-uutls 1c1ke.
FI.0uH-HtEungt faulty, faX3a&li fancy. ts.7&aA+9a
uIsAIN-aYAoat s,run9 and hlgheri ku. rcd, sl,A07
l33t No. Rnber, sta Corn strong and haRlibFt No.
3nixeE, @54c. 0Att dui1i No. 1nlxad. 3& E)c tiya
dull nhl loweri No. Ut tltDa1 10i. Darlsy-No uGsr.
lhNs. -. =.
t1dk4a a4Ma Allk hIaatE etTD14f shul %At clear
rD, stS Nacea srouRi aAon!duFs, ci clear sab. Haos
Wit.hKf-Bteady sud hTm; llA1.
nuTrEl-FlrM aud unchanged.
, 1881-06-17

9L1s luna atd July. .tlig August ti7l. September.
tl.I7, No. whitn. tl.1ft: M. rcd. s.aJ bid.
UErEtf'ta- Wheat, RItH hN,
AHIFHK*r*-Wheni. 1xhH bit.
, 1881-06-17

Thousands OF 1kdtcs to-day cheFish grateful
rguaetnhrAnees Ut tho hulp derived froul the usu
Ut Lydia +. pIukhaM's Vegetable Compound. 1t
positively curea all fDllalo colnplaiutS. Send to
lrs Lydia L. PlnkhAm. III Wustaru Avenue,
Lynn. nAss., for pAMptlDtsA
, 1881-06-17

UswErn. .1nnn Ih--tiHAfS --Nhcnt stendY. Torn
rtca'iy, Wc.tcrn fn!1n1. s;.r, high mlxt. nc.
, 1881-06-17
f.{tst''1t(1N.

NEw uRLEASs. LII, Iunn ih-t'or1OY-Qafrts mlL-
Glng. iW: Inv iitillnu. .1sc. efnu Httiliury -.
nGt rrrrrs, III bales. gr,*s !ss exp'rta /" Frn,,e".
A,HUf sAlGa. 6,1JiI AnGk, Gi.i41.
, 1881-06-17
UNITED STATES COURTS.

J.w. Porter, Nancy y. Foster. Clara +, nass,
Julia +. Porter, and Adele T. Adams 1ioa bill
yesloraay ARainst Julius. CornolEa. Elisha g.. and
ChnstuttuB 3. Wadawarth and Lawrence Pepper
b. part r. Of ths fractional cast halt Of Soc. u, Is
II, lyinH cast Ut tho railway.
, 1881-06-17

tiEFPAfu, N. H. ,tnnn f.-fiIlAtH- -Waat.- Not, hing
atu1at anknE 4i Int Sn hnri IJnluttt. tDrn nc.
t1nta 4a.
1Inr yoI
, 1881-06-17

NN&49HNNVV 1lF89Hp"s
A few lays since we uotcv4 tho birth OF q
child in poftasa whose Wel9ht was two aud
half pounds. Ou "Wednesday OF th1A week .
healthy babe Weighing one pound was born vt
Peoria,
, 1881-06-17
ltENlkiA.

PkpHIA, Ill. aun0 h-0RAtN-Cosn aTHt hiah'
mxed. 4V<eascs: mixed. tGNAts'tc. oat. duti. NV.3
wIitt0. :B6eaSke. 1&yQ dullt Nv. 2st 249aAn.
IIIQHwlfkk-NoMlnal nt tlF,
NKcklIyA-WAsst 2iaN but c1su, &aGn bul oota, al-
tHl bit fys, nGne, hurley, 3.AO hu.
stitpMkNTt-Mh hGat, l.al hui u4lFa, NQW but psts,
u, tn} barley, nolti re- W ha.
, 1881-06-17

67. LOUIS, juno !G-FtDuh-unchangad,
GRAtS--Wheat Openeu0wert c!0sed tlrnl. belteri
No. 3rra Sl.la}4as.tN{ caah; tla!{ tuns, tEit1 11&
Ju1ys ti.t4a65tts4 August, sll3at.1.{ September
sl.llsG3l,asa yenr; No. du sieAaitS'4s M. dn.
&iul BID Curn ow0r +6a461fc cash, +iu juno, 1s5in
July; AU&deNsc August +p{atG3xo September, 4ls<8
iI}So ynAr Dnt4 tcMast I5to GHsh. aI<o July 25asiG
A,lHuHtt sGeiiu yuar Nya-loncr to sntls Bso bid.
uarlay-Hn MurAgt.
l.kAf.-lkG,
lHrTElt-unc1uHged.
EGak-ttltclRnveu.
kaNNlBkY-HtenlY ut $i.0t
pKnrISlUSS-i'DTk glipl{ JObbtnE at $lhi0, frAe on
bonTd. Dry salt nunfa Nlxpr al 435S,A UacOtl
higher nt E}Ns:ptttt9&c. ard h,Rtrr Mt lt9{c.
RkrEi1tTt-ElDMr. iun brAt Nheht, II, ,nu hut corn,
1xl.U hhi cats. 4sA bu. rye. ilnDi har1Ny, nuns.
6suV iii oats mDj 6a rye, mone Sti barley, none.
, 1881-06-17

TtJRFESTtN1?.
WILMINGTON, JMnb 1h-Si'IIti rs Up llinrESTtSE-
Firm nj 1Uc.
, 1881-06-17
CONDEMNATION CALENDAR.
The following condemnation and special ns-
scaSi.,e1lt e.lsus will b8 cn!letl by Judge Gary

Montsay:
:a!,..sG. City ys. Sheridan.
iH.H:lF. City ~. HmythD.
f1,trsi. Elty ". Flint.
7s,ksl. Clfy ". Unknown Owners.
fB,Ei1. Same ~. sAtilG.
f4,Ei4. Hnnl0 VI. Rntll4.
11,Wt. CITY ~. ksIHon.
17,irT,. City VI. Unknown Owners.
G9,IEal. City VI. Harder.
As,llS. rlty w. Williams.
3H,Tftt. City W. Unknown Owners.
, 1881-06-17
UE'&tI{QItl'

DETROIT, luue th-FLouR-E.1s1dM
IAAlS~4YheNt dulii C111a AV4ll1Rli No. Hhiie u
, 1881-06-17

~ ruia mnsa firmly. Eprne whaat fnr-
thett decsinof nbuat 1c I'er hu onetnd with
ManL No. | Fcst Hn0,ed n. clnr,,Iv At tlals
NH ) ro't nj F1.H4aaiN far trnl. nnd fl17sk"ai.s
for rnllrontt. ettt!nH Mt HEN iur rnlIr,htf. in
'inne it n'nsal .spt rl"rl"a NJ sl,s'h n4krh; 'so
JhIyI &l.Hs1l3EE. rl0ahR Mt f.at nskat: tn
Annsl. y II cthsns ut si.!4}A; ttn HeptrmPtr
1'. c'hsihr nj f4tsH No. rn Mt t11F1Al.tH
closing at &2rf fur cnr ts: nuta'I"! r"h Ut slM
~, II, tu tt,tn,ys vpry cintr" No. I Anrl lh,nth
spring At t,:al: M. a'Icuu. a,,d Milwaukee, spring
NJ sl2l"st11n4 rhstna ut tt2t hl,, Sh.
t,i'caxo flrInE IN ELEVATOR thuxt utpka ,Ic.
l'Eer,' ut eI.!nG ttrn-A fatr h,tsiu"ss
rerted nxa'n. c1tI,'y In TIN wny Of orf,un.. nt nw.
esct. further reduction Of nisut !ffstfr prr BIT.
nn moro liM'rnt nnrrRr rln.lnR thrlu1ltnut fntlrH
tull MIxah Western tI,strdcu ut EbtjI,sr, M I"
n'a,iiy hnd "DsfItluH; ttaIlage Hih unnntehatatie
tu NJ IEt TIKI Snw ynrk steamer n,t1rl Mt 4t't.}tc,
chiefly nj h11aAt(r. rtnsiuR nt n;Jte. M.
willie i'>mlnH1t Srw fnrk yellow nj G1r; rhlte
s'ulrrh tancy nj sai strnmer white At hsc. t'nts
hndorntnly n<ilre fur rnrly ,lnlvesy. but uguin
auotcsi down nn,ut ,tm'1r b,srol III fser und ur-
Re,t offerings. .rlsEnR Irregular ind generally wcnk.
s0ry brisk M'seInrnt is rr'rc' III tEH nlttnn ne.
hut values l'ass hem '"tc'l genrrn'sy ~sr und
Rrtt1tl. tho .FnHe ortnif hreAklug il l{e luur dc.
eHed rfnt*nrr I" rM1 1!s"i Rnd 1u,y fe II bu. whItn
Augti%t hnr,ens mn, Hrrt",n.,.r wcak"net rliantly.
ssss %s ~ @%s''ft s: ss It III: 1i's 4 !, +: !ti '!.s
stnfS nnH;nat ys W.T. IL! 4Ys'! W M s't,y IN
Ne 5 II IL ssS ;':: ';;;%
III: st saa ID ii e:; I'd s,,:,; a $ s 3%%; ss 4.
S;s ~; @
.s aS's a5s # s ss v e. n sr+s .; II ~
iy r e q, E'; M M Il a "t % % o5 H,
y; ss 4 .?fSs,Is ,:;: "
.|SS;iiIsII Sovu''bcr no'n'aa' and ysnr opt,n ii
'T%hfoW-il.m mud in .'otr,nnd. wlth ta1os ut r,1a
, 1881-06-17

s!.EEl'-Wcra witIlout inpnrtant change II, vnneN.
The dcnn,d NJ. llgl,t and trse tslnK.ad nt IT," le-
qa0tcd nj *t-i@ ii For ltl lbs fheH MHEc reported
t7tJ4 LIZ fur cnuui! to HGod qualities. Iut "
, 1881-06-17
RAILROAD TFlfE-TaBEE..

RAILROAD TTlHE-TdHLE,
A TaAtN5-EarsAxA4ifx Enr2U ~ qisr nsr.uxscr Wr
MARKs.-tfatnriaY excepted. 'sundaY u1ecptrd.
tf1ndAy excepted st3AIfy.
. !htrAEa - Northweatern Hallway.
fnr Mar., ,Timc.GHris sleopng tar "ee9n 9.otatton.
nfcN. Palmer tfnnt. ID EanA.kt, anl tho dcnut on
tho garner nf tYH1ls md Kl,I7lc.Hts.
, 1881-06-17
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Leave. | Arrive.

Chicago. Huntington * 4alncy Railroad.
fnr Maps. rltne-rahlns sletptnz-t,!r .sce'T!noa-
!!hna. upry nt % Elhtk ST., tirnfr rucitie Jip.ci,
t!Inks press 1alcc, f0ht Of Indn1ln.nr., t;fund
f"ntnt H9p3t, Chnnt hnd ElxiunnGh.st, Palmer
Ilnl*e. md IL Chnnl-at ''r'-
, 1881-06-17

tlJin0f4 Central 1kn11rnfsd.
Depot foot ~ tnh+-*t. aud fntt H Twany-sccnh*t.
ieIrt t,nlcrs, II! af,ttnIp-st., tcRr tiark, Graud
iaueiGc llntrl. nlld j'nnler tlntrF,
, 1881-06-17

lful1y. "i,nIty axcrpt HWninyA - .,,, u
HuTE-l'nIln1nn Slt1plng.t'nrs frbnl t'hrnGn n ~
laps BARNS and !,atIa iarGs Ivy G1cn ~ t;s.
elnin9t tMlr NiocplnK Cnrs :hcaKo i" innn!hal md
knnsMH tlty. M ctatRb " I,ay Coaches Chcas3 u
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-11-26

"''' "'o y" "'N'i'o :"
''''y "''
q"'' ''eS ~ 9ra'e' i'''> "'e "'' 70 'e
i"''''' >ufiie en- anu access'"i' 'or
t'i' '''''shi'G II ma'e'iai 10 put
the p ihcppht highways ~ >uch CON
"''''h rs I" 'eh''et u" l"r'h> l""e'
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-11-26
THE IMpoyEMENr OF HIGHWAY

THE IMPoyEMENT OF HIGHwAYs.
There is some discussion If sub
ject in Illinois which should
challenge The attention. of W sc"n-
SIN. It is suggested thai the Leg's
la,ure should provide system tor
permanent improvement ot country
roads. A portion OF the year, W is
consln, az well AZ Illinois, is under
a muI blockade. All travel by road
is suspended, or prosecuted with
, difficulty, and stagnation of busi,
ness results. This state, in most
of the counties, has reached that
condition of prosperity and state oil
! settlement and improvement OF
farms, and it's highways are sc
firmly established, that the thorough.
fare roads ought to be graded and
macadamized,o or otherwise furnished
with a bed which would be
passable at all seasons of the year
This is, no doubt, a herculean task,
but it must be done sometime, ano
1t is well to begin to think Of insti'
tu,ing a beginning. The work car
be done by a gradual system. the
Law providing for a specified
amount to be done each year. The
burden of this Improvement would
be light if thus distributed over :
series of years, and in eight or tel
wears our country roads would be il
GOOD passable or!er, in all weather
other than the exceptional perio'
of drifts. The benefits of such
system of roads would be 'ncaicu
liable. It would greatly enhance
The value of farming lands, prac
, ,iealiy bring them nearer market
and result IN grea; saving al tim
no the farmers and IN nuinberleS
9 w.ys enhance the comforts and Co,
veniences of country lite.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-11-26

IiELp YoUR Ow~ fowN. SAYS
an EXCHANGE: E.iher 'un your
,nwt up tiih vim, or just let up
nj leave u Or" of the Two things
s;.ou!d 40 .ionc Push thingl tin1
mean :; ~ay> I" put seine 20
ahead intn tn. hu-i,,e>s ru, ,he
town for al there il III i; ges team
mp and keep IT "r. or else quit he
hole hing Fam"o~r tie ranch,
slide out and let nature have It's
own say. d" ynu want trad" ?
Bid for it Do you want business
men TO come to town Encourage
those who do come. DO yon want
TO have 4 prosperous town where
people can come disposed to make
it their home ? Then do away with,
bury tiou sight, all local difference,
all jealousy, all spite, work no more
for few individuals, bnl all work
together for common prosperity,
and Tor mutual benefit. Wa4e mp.
rub your eyes, roll up you sleeves.
and 90 to work. Don't 20 with
te ar and trembling, but take it fol
granted that work will tell. Leave
results to themselves, borrow nc
trouble, but all unite and make The
biggest kind of try.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-11-26

THIS is y phenomenal year, as far
as the weather is concerned From
the very first, marvellous snow
storms, spring floods, excruclating
heat, l,roil acted droughts and long
continued rain fails have respective
ly followed each other. TIE
weather prophets assert that the
coml.- Will far snrpa~s last WINTER,
in its snow storms and genera
atmospheric severity aud cert;rnly
it seems tn have opened np with 2
prospect If iulfillmcnt. Snow
siorins have leiaye3 Central Pacific
trains tEjs week, a"d even iowa.
Wisconsin .na New ila:s p~iife
h,.v, been ba,ity dr.lted, III places.
Bu, now COM b lep l. ir'm The
Son: west ii ghe he West snoN tall
ever known IN Wes.ern Kansas.
New Mrx!ro srd olorado. block
IN. tram n IT,. anita Fee ro ii and
filitc up raijr"ad .:nt> all through
tha, vide section y heavy SNOW
siurm - SON ~'iiing of rari!S IN New
NJ xj,c. All - coInm nee viii he
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-11-26
THOMAS BARDON,
LAND AGENT,


Offers for sale valuable lots in Ashland J
cso;ce tracts of land adjoining the City,
.n;t.hle for Additions Pine and Hardwood
,ands accessible to railroad and streams ;
Iaau ,anu lands on the Penoke Iron Range.
i'ps ~- Pine stumpage on tributaries OF the
6, Croix. Chippewa, and Lake Superior at
low rates.
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