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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-03-11
The Illustrated Scientific News :

The Illustrated Scientific News -
One of the handsomest OF publications is
the Illustrated Scientific Ners, published by
Mum & Co.. New York. Every number
contains thirtytwo pages, full OF engrav-
ings OF novelties in science and the useful
arts. Ornamental wood work, pottery,
vases and oljec,s of modern and ancient
art are finely shown.
The March number contains among
various other subjects illustrated, full
description OF the manufacture Of pnper
hangings, with engravings; how the de-
ceptive curve Ii produced in casting lie
hall by the baseball pitcher, his attitude,
how he holds and handles the ball, all fil-
ly illustrated. The number before ns also
contains engravings OF Capt. Eads' propos-
ed ship railway across the Isthmhs, and q
novel hydraulic railway locomotive.
In addition to all this it contains many
valuable recipes for artisans and house
keepers.
This publication will be found intrusive
and entertaining to all classes, but will be
best appreciated by the most intelligent
Published by Mum & Co., 81 Park Row
New York, at $l.50 per year, and sold by
| news dealers.
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Confectionery, Tobacco, &c,

Confectionery, Tobacco, &c.-1 de-
sire to inform the public, that have just
opened the stand on the corner Of Second
street and Louisiana avenue, where | will
Mt all times keep good line of confection-
cry, choice Tobacco, Cigars, Lemons, Or
anges, Nuts, &c. Please call and see me-.
CIiAs. BLINN.
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Improvement for Mind and Body,

For genuine merit there is 10 tonic sold that
begins to compare with Parker's Ginger Tonic
One so cent bottle Contains more life and
strength restoring power than bushel Of malt
or gallon Of pure milk. AS an appetizer,
blood purifier and kidney currectnr, II meets
with astonishing success, and inval,ds find Its
Use promptly followed by renewed energy and
vivaci,y, mental and physical improvement,
and gradual restoration 70 rerfcct health. See
other column Commercial. 46
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Hop Bitters, which are advertised In orr col
umns, afc sure cure for ague, biliousness and
kidney complaints. Those who use them say
they cannot he too highly recommended. Those
afflicted should give them a fair trial. and will
become thereby enthusiastic in the praise OF their
curative qualities-Portland Argus.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-03-11

Roller skating at Town Hall Toe
Night-Messrs. Dobson 4 Boughtcr, who
have successfully intraduced roller skating
in Bowling Green this Winter, will he at
the Town Hail. Penyaburg, tonight with
fifty pairs OF skates for use ot fades and
their escorts. Several skaters from the
Bowling Green Rink will be present and
give an exhibition OF their proficiency in
the art. Admission, ! 5 cents; use Of skates
for evening. Is cents.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-03-11

PRosrRArEp.-Jabeah Snow, Cunning Cove, n.
g., writes; Twas completely prostrated with the
asthma, but hearing OF DR.. Thomas Eclectric OIL,
procured bottle, and 1t did me SO much good
that got another and before it was used was
cured. My son was cured of a bad cold by the
use Of half bottle. 1t goes like wilddre aud
makes cures wherever 1t goes. Sold by Taylor &
Miller.
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DIED
TOURTILLOTT.-In Perrysbu

TOURTILLOTr.-In ,Perrysburg, Thurs.
day, March Sd, 1881, Of consumption,
Mrs. MAGGIE NJ. ToURTiLLorT, aged 80
years, A months aud days.
The deceased was daughter OF Benja-
min Sweet, OF this place. Her husband
was with the Mogoilon Mining Co., in New
Mexico at the time Of her death, and was
unable TO reach here to attend the funeral
The funeral services took place at the NJ.
Il. Church, at 2 p. NJ, Sunday, Rev. DIR.
Yingling officiating
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-03-11

Public Sales.-From bills printed at
this Office we learn that Mr.. Yrs Emch will
hold public sale at his residence, A miles
east of Perrysburg, OH the Pike, on Thurs
day, March 3lst, at which he will dispose
Of horses, cattle, other stock, farm imple-
ments and household goods, with nine
months credit on all sums over IS.
Also, on the 18th inst, Mrs. {, and Hen.
nv Mailman viii hold public sale at
their residence lii Perrysburg, at which
will be offered horses, COWS, young cattle,
wagons, spring wagons, buggy, harness,
farm implements, etc, on nine months
time
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-03-11
wood County 10 the Front.-In

NOOu SOuHtg w thc Ei"nt -" t"S
Ottawa, Kansas, Daily Republican, OF Feb.
II, copy oil which was sent TO Mr.. F.
Holenbeck, we find the following para
graph which explains itself. in part:
Mrs. w. X. Mottram returned home from
Topeka last night with the honors OF Grand
Worthy Matron OF the Grand Lodge OF
Kansas, orde. of the Eastern STAR" where
she has been in attendance during the
week. We think Union Chapter No. $50.
f. S., of Ottawa, should feel a little proud
to hold the highest office within the gilt
of the State in their order.
Mrs Mottram was formerly Miss Myra
Bosley, of Perrysburg, and a pupil OF Mr..
Hollenbeck when lie taught school here n
number of years ago. 1t is another Illus
tratIon that OF the large number who have
left Wood county for fields OF usefulness
in other States, that they either return or
make their mark well up on the scroll of
| fame.
In the same paper we find the full text
OF the iron-clad temperance bill, which
passed the Senate by a large majority, and
went through the House by 100 ayes to %
nays, on the 10Th ult. The text OF the bill
reads as follows:
"An Act to prohibit the manufacture
and sale of Intoxicating liquors, except
for medical, scientific and mechanical pur-
poses, ard to regulate the manufacture and
sale thereof for such excepted purposes"
The law seems to be about as strong as
it is possible to frame law, aud appears
to be IN accord with the will OF II majority
OF the people, AS special to the same pa
per amounting the passage of the bill by
the House says: The great temperance
fight is ended, and whisky, which has
played so large part in the history of all
new towns, and for that matter the old
ones in this State, has been banished from
the commonwealth by the vote oi the peo-
pie, and again by their representatives
assembled in the halls of the State House."
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at q, A. II. Hall and elected the following
officers for ensuing year.
President Mrs. I. r. Sherwood.
Vice President Mrs. Milton Taylor,
Secretary Mrs, Chas. l., Young.
Treasutet--Mrs. a. NJ. Woolsen.
Chairman Executive Committec--Mfs.
8. II. Bergen.
Chairman Visiting Committee-aMrs r.
q Eoster
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Through Coaches between Dctroii
& olu m bus on both express Trains

All tr,ns arriving in Toledo, via other lines,
msks close connections with the South bound
trains Of the Columbus 4 Toledo r. r.
Direct connections m ade in Union Depot at
Columbus far Newark. ZAnesville, Pittsburgh h /,
Whssling, Baltimore, Washington and Phila-
delphia also for Dayton, Cincinnati. Louis
villa, aud all points South and Southwest.
Pullman Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars
from Columbus to Baltimore, Washington and
Philadelphia, without change.
Trains will arrive and depart from Toledo at
Columbus aud Toledo Railroad Company's De-
pot. summit Street.
w. H. HARRISON, Gen'l Ticket Agent.
ORLAND SMITH, Genl Sup't.
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FHeurruL MrsgRY.-Mr. VIM. Pomeroy, Ban
gor. Maine, writes: have for long time suffer
ed from continual constipation, making my life a
misery, and causing headache and frlghtfui
cramps. Mr.. Thomason. [who has been lately
visiting In Buffalo, induced me TO try the Spring
Blossom. 1t has perfectly cured me. Price 30
cents trial bottles only 10 cents Sold by Tay-
lor & Miller.
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MAKKIED.

LEAF-HEALEY.-In Toledo, Thursday
March Sd, 1881, by Rev. Father Hannin,
Mr.. ALBERT LEAF, oil Perrysburg, and
Miss MAMIE HEALHY, Of Toledo.
The happy twain have the best wishes Of
their many friends here for happiness and
prospf rity.
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ATTENTION.

d. o. CRANE, St. Cloud Building. Corner F
and Ninth streets, Washington, ID. G :. collects
Bounty and Back Pay for those entitled. Pen
sion Claims prosecuted. Especial attention
given cases before the General Land Office and
Department of the Interior. Patents for Inven-
tors Solicited. Land Scrip and Soldiers Ad-
ditoua Homesteads bought.
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Cure for Small Pox.-"I am willing

Cure Tor Small POx.-"l am Wiling
to risk my reputation as public man."
wrote Edward Hines to the Liverpool Mer.
c,ry, II the worst case Of small pox can
not be cured hy the use Of cream OF tartar
dissolved in pint of hot water, drank at
intervals when cold. 1t is u certain. never
failing remedy. 1t has cured thousands,
never leaves n mark, never causes blind
ness and avoids tedious lingering"
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Fire Insurance. I'VE direct attention
to tile Statement Of the old reliable Home
Insurhhcc Co., to he found in this issue,
which has ior iifs local representative Mr..
John Powers. The Home and London As
smauce Corporation are the only two com
panies 30 far as we have been able to learn
who have not Joined in combination Il
evade the law of the State requiring them
to make sworn statement and have it pub
lishcd in each county where doing business
We asso direct attention TO the fine show
ing made by the Home, and also the Pie
nix. for which Mr.. Powers has taken the
agency, and whose advertisement appears
| in this paper.
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venner's Guesses.

Venner's Guesses. = Vennor says:
"March will maintain its reputation as
windy month. April will come with sharp
fross and snew fall. Navigation will open
about the 9TH and on the St. Lawrence ten
days later. Warm weather and thunder
storms will prevail about the Goth. The
menth will be wet on the whole. Snow
fall on May LIST should be looked for, and
frosts IN Illinois will occur about the ID;
hot weather OH he 10th, followed by rains,
with the month ending hot and sultry."
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Getting Out or the Wilderness

Getting Out or the WIiderness.-It
will be seep by the proceedings Of the
Beard Of Education, that the Treasurer Of
the Board was authorized at their last
meeting to pay to Geo. Laskey, Esq., as per
decision OF the Supreme Court, $S,0224o
on bonds held by him. This leaves about
$4,000 in round numbers yet to pay, which
the Board hope to be able to liquidate
during this year.
When We reflect back over the perplex-
ing wrangles, perpleIing delays IN getting
hearing, and the uncertainty inSupreme
Court decisions, we feel justified in recon
nlending the Western plan OF Justice to
settle such disputes should we ever be
cursed with similar Troubles,
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l.. WILLIAMS. Genr Manager. Dayton.
f. F.. DWIGHT Snpt., Toledo.
A. II. MEruEASy, Train Dispatcher. Toledo.
W. G. NORTON, Agent, PerrysburG.
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A Sure Iiemedy.-For swollen or deep

A Sure Kemedy.-For swollen or deep
erysipelas, fever sores and old feted ulcers,
apply raw fresh lean beef. Cut in slices
one. half inch thick, little larger than
the part affected Take the chill from it so
as not to chill tho patient and apply from
to 10 hours, according to and have a So
luton OF one teaspooniu OF carbolic acid
to one pint of soft water, warm, TO wash
the parts affected at every change. 1t will
give immediate reliet and draw ont all
animal putrefaction and leave the ulcer
with healthy granulatiun. For further ad-
vice and perfect cure, apply to
Mrs. DIR. NICHOLS.
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Connections: At Toledo with diverging roads
for all points East, West and North.
Holgaie, Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad.
Delphos, Pittsburg Ft Wayne & Chicago R.
Enterprise. q v W Il 81 l. Il Il.
Decatur, Grand Rapids & irdianHro'is II Il.
Bluifton, Fit Wayne Muncie Il Cincinnati r Il.
Marisn, r 4 st l., and @ W &M r R.
Koknn,o, 1 P& q and P @ 4 St l. X r.
Shanes Crossing, O. w e. st l. Il.
Celins, l. Z Il w Il X.
Versailles, q q & q X.
Covington, r e x st r X.
saltwater Junction, p G h 81 l. r.
Dayton. with roads divergng, for all points
East, West and South.
II. G. BUTLER. Geu'l Manager.
W. RHODES, Gen'l Passenger Agent.
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nllIo s. s. Convention.

The following is the programme for the
Twenty-Second Annual Convention Ohio
State Sunday School Union, to be held at
Fosoria, O., June 7tI,, Sth and 9th, 1881:
TUESDAY, JUNE 7TH.
7:30 p. M.-Sermon.
$50 P. M,-Fellowship Meeting.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE STH.
$50 A. M-Prayer Meeting.
900 a. M.-Welccme Address Responses.
1000 a. M.-Report OF State Officers and
Dist stSec'ys. Pres.-F.R Loomis.
Cor. Sec.-Rev.G. l.. Hanawalt.
Ex Comp. n. Stroup. Treas.
VIII Fisher. Dist.Secretaries
11;S0 A. M.-Appointment OF Committees.
OUR NEEDS.
200 p. M.-Teachers-Hnw make them
more efficient? Spiritually neg
lected, how reach them? Homes
How helped?
400 p. M.-AIiscellaneous business: Invi-
tations received for next Con-
vention. Election oil officers.
7:30 P. M.-Praise meeting.
500 p. M.-Lecture.
THURSDAY, JUNE 9TH.
RESOURCES.
$50 A. M.-Teachers' Experience Meeting.
900 A. M.-The Mighty Helper-The BIZ
ble-Umk nown to many; not
sufficiently sthdied by any.
l1:45 A. NJ M-Mscelaneous Business.
RESULTS.
200 p. M-Devotions.
2i30 p. M.-What has been done? What il
being done? What remains to
be done?
7:30 P. -Consecration Service.
8: P. M.-Wheremto this work may grow.
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SPECIAL LOCALS

Go To TAYLOR 4 Miller's for Mrs freeman s
New National Dyes. For brightness and dur
ability Of cnlor, are unequaled. Color from
to 5 pounds. Price Is cents. 42zz
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For SaIe.-A frst-class farm, well i'm
proved, aud located within one mile of
Perrysburg, for sale cheap. Enquire of
Cook IL rRouP.
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Wanted -Bonds.-Will pay % cts. for
Road Bonds and 81 cts. for Ditch Bonds.
REED & MERRY,
Exchange Bank. Bowling Green, o.
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ROWLING GREEN q ToNroeANY r.

Bowling Gr'n, Leave, 700 A. N. lo;4o $50 Pm.
Bowling Gr'n, Ar've, 8.35 A. N. l2:20k 1856 pm
Tontogauy, Leave, s.l6 a 1900 N..A6;l5 PM
Tontogsuy. Arrive ..7i20 IL A Ma 5;40P. M
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-03-11

All cisterus warranted. On application will
furnish prices for larger size or irregular shape
cisterns. l8if j. A. SMITH.
nncaweek yonrown town. Te-ms & s. outlt
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$4,000 White Oak Ties Wanted.-For
which the highest price in cash will be
paid on delivery. JOHN Powers, Ag't.
Perrysburg, o., Feb. l1th, 1881.
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Wantcd.-Fiity thousand feet Of ID
loot elm logs, delivered at HoovER's Saw
Mill, Perrys sburg. j. IL. CHAPMAN.
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Wanted-1O.OOO Bowl BIoeks.-W,

will pay cash for 10000 Bowl Blocks, de
livsred at the factory.
WEDpELL & WILLIAMS Bros.
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SaE PASSED IT ALoNs.-I send you my testi-
monial in reference TO Spring Blossom, having
taken 1t for Dyspepsia. and receiving almost l.,
stant relief l passed 1t 10 my neighbor, who is
using 1t with the same results. Mrs. j. w. Lep-
felt, Elnira, New York, Price 80 cents. Sold
H., Na, l.
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100 Sewing Machines
FoR SALH.

THE best place to buy is Mt r. Taber's,
l. Bowling Green; he has the most kinds To
select from. They all have Nickel Plated
Wheels Castors, Drop Leaf, Drawers. and all
the attachmenls-from $40 to $40 less than any
where else in Ohio.
Allmuchines are warranted for s years. Call
and see me before you buy, nr send for circular
and prices. 2ltf Is. Il. TABER.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-03-11

Custom Grinding.-The Pearl Mills,
OF South Toledo, are again doing custom
grinding of all kinds.
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rOOAL MATTERS.
trM AbvnurIsEmrNrs.

Statement Home insurancc Co.
Insurance Agency John Powers.
Notice to Cont ractors- j II LaFarreo.
School Examiners Notice-W. s. Haskell.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-03-11

ory. premature
old age and dis
eases that lead
TO consumption
insanity and an
early grave, or
both. No mat
ter how shattcr.
ed the system
may he from ey-
AA - 1t
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TO NERVOUS. Us.sUFFEHERs,

The Great European Remedy-Dr. sffhpsoh1
Specific Medicine DIR. j. b. SimpsonI Spccina
Medicine Is positive cure for spermatorrhea irns
potency. weakness and all diseases resulting fron
self abuse nervous debility, irrtabflisy, mettH
anxiety. languor. lassitnde, depression or spirin
and fnnct oual dcran gemcnts OF the nervous hyE
tom pene. ally nniNa In hnck or aide loss Of man.
, 1881-03-03

nj TIlr ltnrtte. w1lerG hn 'llsp!ayctl IIplts-
nutIr ability t,f high hulEr. Seven years
lutcr ic vny ruatIo director Hf Commercial
Affairs In tho Foreign Ministry. lie fTc-
,urntly cu,ne tutu ct,nt]rt with t:nlznt, wf,oso
tmIjcy In tIi4ot,proyGtl. As Il member uf tho
Chamber NJ Deputies, he yptctt against tito
Ministry In 1915, md WIS dismissed from Of
fire. II, 1879 lte yy,.s elected to the National
Assembly, md bccnmn Minister nf Foreign
Affairs HI ltte first Cabinet Ut President Louis
Satn,lcnll. After serving ny Ambassador tn
f.oi.En,I, hs wns ngaln elected II member of
the Nntntat Assembly, and ugain brca'ne
Foreign Minister In 1HJs. Ills reputation
Wis EseltIy Increased by his letters On t'!o
necas1on Ut tic establishment of The First
Empire III 1siE1 liz represented Frnilce 1T
tho Conference Of FietlMn. but, differing
FROM his colleagues Oh tho Eastern question.
h, retired, frutu Office. III October, ISG!, lie
wnx for the third time appointed sftnistrr nf
Foreign Affairs. ile WIS rc'novcd frtfl of-
ice In lstT.
HEs. 1,E t'issEy.
pAuts, MAnCu 2.-Thc Committee OF III
tuiry In the ease Of Gen. dc c!sssy ,lna'ti-
,tnusty decided 10 report him not guilty Of
treason or corruption, md mt Rnilty Of IT.
rguarlttcs prejudIctal to the State, by a vote
oi1l2 to0
THE PANAMA CANAL
do 1.essetH says tho 1'anama Canal will
certainly be t,nlsacd by tsss nj the estimated
| cost Of 6l.,Oo0, 600 francs The work will not
require inure ttlnn 5000 to 10000 warkuei'
! In Tho iutst busy portion Of the work, whit
vii! l,e recruited from the eoiorc,l popula'
tlun of Colombia ard the West mules.
, 1881-03-03
NEW YORK CANAL TOLLS.


u Yr0pnaItlOn 10 Ahhlihli &hG 4OIdh
Oh Ali Rrrigftt Nsrhsward l9nttnt'
ALBANY, n. T., Feb. :s.-Ttie Legislatures prp-
posal to Abollnh the cHnnl tolls on uli wett.bottnl
freight Nas considered Ut length tu'i1y by thoCn-
nal Hoard. The following were present: Ifctlt.-
Gov. Iiusklns, Controller Wafsworth. state EDgi-
1!ccr Seymour. Secretary Of state carr. Attor-
ncy.t}cncral Ward. And Superintendent Butcher.
StittH EnXlHeer acyEuOur tnhic n nutablc ils9's'
1nctlt III fnyor uf tbn Legislative teeuftinen!A-
tl0ns. 1t wns in substance ns followss
1r said that tho abolition OF the tolls would b'
equivalent to tnk!ng oil bnlf cent ftoin tho
tolls IN a busheI Of wheat. c,stwnrtl bounl. a
AllKht dccreasu iii tho price Ut cnrrylnR Whcat
would Increase largely the nrea III tho West TINT
coul', ntfoEl to send its gnlln to market. and
would include Il lnr1c extent Ut territory in
Europe. In which 4A1IlerlcNt.s c.uld successfully
cumpuse with foroIxu prpdtcts. Tho nl,ul'tlon
ot tho tnlls wouht add II territory fifty miles
wide, extending through Minnesota. Iowa. Sc-
brnska. Katsas. nnd Missouri. that cannot nov
nlurtl tu sc,ld It's KrMn 10 MNrkai, or IL forced
IL st!p 1t by thu Missouri u New Orleans.
The rcglnu WIS cnpahIt of producing over I!6,-
shsn was carried On tilo cann;s ia.t summer.
The sHttIr extent Of Territory would ',p Acd ts3
the AlnercAn ts'arket M ~ Enr"Le; L a,,n lnos'n,n ~,
t6e I.,stess 0t tho cAsal should t,o
@ .ie s ncxretsa wstess tic o~ hos se
| ing M Hverarn nf lut onc-l|ith III Il fua,I.
| M iIia ri frMnennrjniion tY,ilIl iM WtJrkttl
ecunullcitily that di,, .,ot curry paylng lostl
l,tb wMys. The un1,uJs t,ast year g,lI,eI x1.:tu-
,l,slnr ,i1u nrts"nt y,ar FOR II like reus,,,i thB
| nrgsrnt ycilr wt,iil1 a1Imit pf the abolition Ut
mrsi.fMufnH tt,I.s mni .aye *YHtftN stir,,ius in
fhn rsvrn,Ies. i'hu nmn,tiIt ii Iratn ulnt,tt.i
wns i.;I;I5 Ncrcs m0rv itian lust year. witch
| mlst lnrrrns. thr crun nj grain coming EAst
HtmTl, l,SiI i,.,nn,.is. ~ h'"''
| ( irtrcr IN tht stnte ENGINEER from thu tnkc
sil,cri,,r ElryMtl,ix Comt,nt,y at Duluth stuietl
that i,lu,usU bUshr Is or whgs were stirred there,
nui tint fI,a lu,,d serttcd down this sprlEx IN th
rntntry tributary l., tulutb Ia Mt lc,lst y pgt
S,.nt rrcntcr II, extnnt than Int yeur. Ttc
nr,,sn.rt fnr tie it,,nhrr troIs wis equally
| tnyuFubc. 30 fnr ns tho management II tic
nu ia cnncrructi. tho prospects for a profitable
srua0n nrf better tbnl lnnt yrur, lioats are
| ht.tfJr MtIIt ut different upckynrus n;unH the
, 1881-03-03

Lieut.. stcclc rretsy information THAT i3nr.,t.n11n
,f tho g'at' very arcrrta'l III tho h1rc u VIII,
lam O'ijnnncli, No. I'll West knzo street. and
uf,p anttx therc tutnd 81 wt!rth t,f tho stolen
provisions. D'I>nn,fcI, who i III tue emt'l!y nr
inc eity m tcavcl,Qcr. WIS HrrcstctI. ni!d IT Gnu
o prtIsrn lint il wns h,4 tenn TINT wns used tu
curt thr go"1s nway. nnd fhat tn s. trn'I'lrt-
Xnoti,or lortion IF: lilo stolen Kotris srro
fu,nI lit M. .,aJ Thirtrcnth place.
the ht,ltse pf lilta Ctrrhr1. ~M' r. 'tnnmtilnfGl
4 11otori,lIs ti,h.f and hHrR1nr. Quite Il sturdy
r~Istp,tc, w4 uttcrr by tho Inmates, uni, after
.r.t drprynR ti1ntn Ut their wchtM'ns the t"'ict
nrrc.tcd Hugh Curran. p ycars. ;t"rnH c,irr,!,,,
= years. md Peter tnby IN rx'cnnvlet VINO
sua With thcft,. THO Kduds stolen haFe hcasl}
M bGt1i ret DrFFIh. -..
4 ,yol,r,x rn,plsvc in Andceson's restaurant,
nt Nj, tf} t'ltrk street. wns Gatighe aat evening
III Tho vrry net ri burxInr'zI!ty his employer
resta9r.nt Te nana4cr rs % tto o.ra ho',.n 's' sdn
any Ii, tho p!nyt AM, finally fund Frank ilHrl-
but waitc. .ess."i hsh!n tH ,,tI k,tshs. e. e.,
rcRs. md hatl ecleetcd quito considerable
quantity ot plumber.