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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-01-15
RODT. POKELL.
THE BEST I EVER KNEW OF

}. q. Starkey, a prominent and
influential citizen of Iowa City,
says: 81 have had the Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint for several
years, and have used every remedy
1 could hear OF, without any relief
whatever, until l saw your Shiloh's
Vitalizet advertised in our paper,
and was persuaded to try it. am
happy to state that il has entirely
cured me. It. il certainly the best
remedy i ever knew of Price Is
cents. Sold by w. J. Mosby 81 Go ,
Canton, Miss. Billy
DUY STADEKER'S WATER L1LV
ID + L OU r. Il
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-01-15
uEDER TEE GsSLIGHT.

NEW 1ONK Bl GAsLIGhT
Sketches OF life in the Grca:
METROPOLIS after dark. Tie most
interesting and thrilling book ever
issued. Rich, Rare and Racy il
The only book iii t
des rlbes accurately the wickedne,s
Of the great city Of New York
Sent post paid for only 80 cents.
Stamps taken Address, Mick,
Co., BrJwnwood, Tex
az.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-01-15

Before purchasing your winter
supply OF Coal, cali on w. L. Craig
&. Co., for priees. They are selling
choice Pit,sburg GOAL and eau offer
special Inducements.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-01-15
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The firm OF Tunstail IL Handy is
this day dissolved by mutual con
sent, AIR. T. j. Tunstall retiring
from the firm.
The business will be continued
from this date by Mr. Geo. Handy
for and on his own account.
Parties indebted to the late firm
are requested 10 call and settle
their accounts with Mr. Geo. Han-
dy, who is authorized to linuidate
the affairs of the firm
, T j. TUNsTALL.
GEO. HANDY.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-01-15
FOR RkN1
G.. G., COFFY, JEWELER

wishes his friends and patrons to
know that he will remain i'll Canton
and hereafter devote himself eX-
c'nsively TO repairing Watches,
Clocks, Jewelry etc, guaranteeing
first-class work at reasonable pri-
ces. IF
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-01-15
NOTICE.

Any one wishing to engage a
good teacher Of the English branch
-, either rs AN assistant in a large
school or as a private teacher, will
address :. B. C., Canton, Miss.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-01-15
NOTICE

Great reduction in Clothing a.
SilIiman's for
the next sixty days.
If you want 10 buy Clothing, cheap
now is your time. Give me call.
Wan. 8, 1881. J. [. SLLIMAE.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-01-15
A MOTHERS GRIEF.

The pride of mother, the lif.
aud JOY of home, are her children,
hence her grief when sickness en-
ters and takes them away. Tax,
v arning then, that sou are running
\ terrible risk, ii they ha, a Cough.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-01-15

Ihave large supply of Northern
saddles and harness. which l will
sell at cost. Also the largest stock
of home>made in Canton, which l
will sell very low. no. l Flint
hides, lGc., green 81.
A. u. CURLY, Agt.
CANTON, Nov. 1880.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-01-15

MARRIED-At the residence Of
Mr.. T. u. Baldwin, OF Tuesday
evening. Jan, 11th, by Rev. Tays,
Mr.. THos. @. RYALL, of Shelby
vile, Tenn, ana Miss MATTE
BALDWIN Of this city,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-01-15

Ifyou wish boys clothing go to
Sil!iman's, all at Rock Bottom
prices. buy for cash and sell for
cash, give me call.
j. l. SIILIMAy.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-01-15

Should you wish 10 bay Toys
for "Christmas Gifts" in advance
Of Santa Claus coming, just step
into to the Star Drug Store--be,ter
known as Kiser 81 May bins, north
east corner court square. tf.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-01-15

WALL PAPER
WALL PAPER
New style patterns. just received
at w. j. MOSBY 4 Cos.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-01-15
THE REASON.

Iii II Ii II ASsDLs.
Why, l. w. Harpef's Nelson
County Whiskey is preferred above
all other brands is because it in the
most regular and perfect product,
ever made. A long
experience the manufacture Of the
Harper, the largo capital Of the
distllier, which enables him to hold
his whiskey until it has fully MAJ
TIRED, together with the fact that
the uhiskey is bought 10y and ship
ped to us direct from the distillery,
accounts for the unvarying satisfac
,ion it has given those best edu-
stated to fine whiskey.
JOHN LIVELAR, & Co.
Sole Agents, Canton Miss.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-01-15

Christmas goods suitable for old
and young, cheaper than ever, at
Mrs. Beasley and Miss McLeuu's.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-01-15

Two ina guiticent u octave pianos
just received, and for Balo at low
prices, at the office OF
I'm ADoLPHUs BRoWE
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-01-15

Two magnificent u octave pianos
just received, and fnr sale at low
prices, ut the Office OF
ADOLPHUs Brown.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-01-15
FOR REGT.

The house now occupied by Mrs.
Jno. Z. Chlldress. For terms ap-
ply on the premises.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-01-15

VIM. Reid's is strictly oss
price sasA store. Doaf ask for cred It.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-01-15

In Withdrawing from the firm
! and retiring from business, | desire
TO express my grateful acknowl>
iCement for the confidence and
eral patronage we as Il firm have
joyed, and TO bcspeak for my
Jcccssor a continuance OF the same.
Hanton. Jan. II. 1s-I r !. Tify8rALL
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-01-15

Two magnificent u octave pianos
lust received, and for sale at low
prices, at the office of
ADOLPHUS BROWN.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-01-15
r. L. Tine Table.


O., st. l.. q II. o. 4. r. trains
arrive at Canton ~ follows:
NoRrH BoUNp.
I Ne. 1, Express Train, arrives 80 p. a.
No. ), Mail Train arrives l.N q. Al.
SOUTH Bound
No Nail Train arrives 9:25. p m.
Ne. Msii. Train arrives Ne a. u.
Mixed rain arrives d I'm ~.5-.
=, c sss S9 sna II T.. % p 1s. n. 'A
Leave Few Orteans n 7.4s g. m and
40 pm,
C,oss ceunsstieus ~ Grenada, Milan and
Cairo, fsr all points.
80 ". and II. r. y.
Yrs.ps feave jackson, going Bass ~ 7.bo
a.: going West at 6.1S an; Canton PAS
s.ngers for vicksburg must take the s'Ss
naif 70 connect at Jackson
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-01-15

will sell choice Pittsburg Lump
Coal, cheaper than you can order
it. w. l.. CRAIG, 3 CO.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-01-15

LADIES' UNDERWEAR
of good material, and beautifully
:nnde. for sale ut the LADIES I'm
PORIUM, nOItweast corner Cour'
square. Canton, Miss.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-01-15

IF you VAR. collar, and cnffs 20
. SILLIHAN'a.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-01-15
FOR SAIE-CaEAP.

One lawyers letter Tile and cabs
met, perfectly new. Apply at this
office.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-01-15

you vi.h underwear go 70
SitLINAN's.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-01-15

NOTIONS! NOTIONSIi
Amy thing and everything want
I'D in that line for sale at Miss Nc
Learns and Mrs Be;.sley's
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-01-15
READ AND lONDER.
would respectfully friends and patrons
have
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
is the varied had years, AND
ON SUITS HIS OWN INTEREST bty ho
goods line especially
Mems Youths and Boys Clothing,
Mems 81 Boys Hats, Boots and Shoes,
Jeans, Elsanols, BLANKETS, CIonlxs. sshnxxls
Ectc until they have stock, learned my
prices which all arc
ROCK>BOTTOM

have old Goods to BLOW
NE" and FRESH GOODS, purchases
ected sales therefore am not forced rsplenish shelves
styles and Patterns like many my competitors often have
Why no old goods accumulate at my store.
LIST. L only keep frst-class goods, at low
est prices.
end. sell at such small profit that l
readily sell all buy. H.
3rd. I buy from first hands saving an
immense Jobbers profit, which benefit is
given to the consumer.
18th. The greatest Importance and the
key note to success. l buy strictly for
GAS which enables me to buy and sell
cheaper than my competitors. Before
purchasing else W here. call and seom new
stock.
CoTTO II E, specis1ty. fo.. which an out.ici@
Price Will Do Paid.
The place to buy Reliable, Cheap
Goods. is beyond doubt at the old esq
tablished house of
CHARLES L. GROSS.
SOUTH SIDE SQUARE CANTON MISS,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-01-15

II you want shirts go to
SILLIAAN'S.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-01-15

LOOK H ERE.
If you want clothing 90 70
SlLLIMAN'S.
, 1881-05-07

thought It should br!ug at Icnst StO9 pcr front
fnut., II Tint was an1d to parties wto would
hatld Mt once the remainder of tho lots would
scIl rapidly. mid tic entire pr.prrty would bs
disposed of III ilo time 1t fair ca.fi p.lco.
knew tho vnIne of property III tho Vicinity,
and lmtl III hlsa as tn what the tr0i,.
erty WIS wnrt h eitltcr ns u wl,0lo or ~ Lola.
II was the first time Ito Ind sreil tho Reform
SclioUl 1alid. Thu nppraisenlullt was S2ut, ,g00,
but l,e WIS inclined to think It wns worth Il
great tienI morr, Ito fRv0rod the i,lca Of
selling the PROPERTY as II wlloIo or Il, hiocks.
II Il prnbab!b that stItne action y tho mat
tor VIII be- taken ut tho next meeting Ut tho
Doaru. and tic Ct,inh[ssI sIoNers who ina.1a Tie
trtp yesterday WILL probably nnlte u, Com.
missioner Wootl's ldca Of putting tho lots II,
tlic hands 0f tho Cuunty Treasurer, md n1-
lowing him to dispose Ut tfom fur cnsh, lenv-
t1R tho nttrchasers 70 borrow whnt il,onuy
tiicy nertl M tho outsi,u pivtnv t,tor,RaRa
on their lots III security. Tie CoIIintsstDteIs
ltnke.l the Erann.t ti,or1uRhiy uycr Yesterday
nlteri,oo!. a.tt returned 70 tl!c Gity afier l,ar.
Stewart, Mt Ills rcsltioncn In Ellis Park.
, 1881-05-07
Hrcnd-HGatklng and PHILOSOPHY.

-, HffHH C0'110f {Dhlo1 y!HtltnF.
- VIC quote IN extract feOsu letter written by
President Gnrneds wifu to tlnr husband tot,
yeurs nRo: Tho letter accidentally fcil into
President unsdAlo's hands. Mrs., q. wrote: ~
nm E!n,l el tlmt. out ri alt tho toll und dis
nppolntn Fta Of the summer Just ended, l hayo
rlson ur I'd u victory; thAt tho silence or thought
since sou have hsnn away ktts won for my spirit
other day: 'Theru Ia no hoalthy thought
without labor, md Thought nMkes tho Inborcr
hnppy. l'crhaps thla Ia thu why hnvn bcci,
inornsna whcn waa making .bruad. | sutd 10
myself: Hero an., ca,pc!:d ny mn Inevitable
mt cunsi,1cr ita pleasant occupation IND ,nuko
1t 10 hy trying to sco wllnt rerftut hrcnd can
maker IT. soUt,ctl !ikr m inspiration, md tho
wtnle nf life ETcw'riKhter. Tho very sunshine
secuted flowing down through my spirit into tho
white !o!v!y, IND now believe my tnblo ts fur
nisllcd With better broad than eEor bn(cre.'
, 1881-05-07
BELLIGEkENI BR0IAERs.IN.LAW,

On tile n!eht preceding tho lust city cleo
tlon u frpens occurred In the exchange OF
tho Cirain Iaclilo I1otel betwseu two
brothers.iQ.'aw, md ~ n consequence lot
OF blood WIS spilled aud big crowd col
lccted. One OF the bcllfgerents went to a
DOCTORS .ollice md tho 0ttar to the ,Ca,ltra'
il,.!sw wi.u '!ts.le tho attask Oh Oh tue o.iisr
was examined before ,Jllstlca Sutnnlertiyld
gu tho cI'args OF assault With lnte!t to kll!,
but The arguments III tla cast,. VIII unt be
iia.nu IL Jnuiss W. CloVsr, MIL tho ,iaine Ut
tlle assaulted pnrty IL jerry T.. Cooper, but
thu twp Nra re!atsa only 9y nlarr!aHu. Frau
ohi family quarrel existing, hut that tho as.
sault came nbuut beca,lsu Jerry calUtl .nI1ltsa'
mother tim oil rsnrobate," antl leclarvtl
tElt Jntncs was al ille2lttlhatn san: The
scarretl, iH relative l,lsvinK tlit him severely
a sllllAUer 0f t!ules with q revolver.
, 1881-05-07
ROLFE AND HARRIS.

IntbG 1Gn1lnCnt Act0EN AAVc UAnE-
tnea l,etore Iustlcc Sutttattertlcld.
An nnadverttscd innttnte WAS given yes
ter<Iny afternoon by nbout n dozen members
uf tho Gtsche-iIoppcr ITO Wives" co,nbI-
nation, assisted by Inral talcvt, md drew u
full house, tho proceeds going to swell tho
municipal pursc. Justice SumlleriteItl itS-
ann,etl tho role Of stngu Inai,nger, acaNittlng
himself very crctlftably by seeing to 1t tl!at
n curtaIn ana Of tliu other ncturs was nut
acquitted ut afl, alitl tho plHco Of property
mai was filled by eotorrd policeman. Not
witlIsttllttLng the efforts of Justice Summer
field tn prevent my ,lifficnity, tho ptay ilId
not run smoothly, tlcru being considerable
X 1yey e ecs assys sy tG se s as d ssSrs
the other uf lending tao n,nelh The play
but cIasesl IN "All's Will That Ends WeIi:'''
a6out 4 tiiiilcaty tllat atl oscurre,I lie ove!,.
Ing previnns III t,tiN ,f thu tlrl,ssngrU0ills III
AlcVickrl's 't'hentru i,ntween William Iiarris
a!ld Charles lsllFE, two0f tho principal ACTORS
Wives" llarris, tia Ij,ut{1'r1l Of tic pluy
la,t gone to tho tlressing-r6tin OF ls0lfa, tho
Danttc, alsd pounded t,i'n severely over the
head with u revolver, theru bu!ng no nppar-
ent cal,so for tho assinlt, except that
AN OLD FEUp' WAS Ex1sTiSa
hotwcen them, nI,senderett,. as IL supposed.
by jealousy. Ii. one slct OF the play 1t Is Ilec-
nnasnry tn hnrn Tfrff}fnrf1 tt,fa,vr frI.n n
.,1 ~ TN n,Nir ",.yI nto,t ~ ~. ,n",,t,s
nri, II Si"ut~",,'rrv XII, ffarr1s wos thrnw1,
nSr y" liz SIif II ~niamtiw 10 VII tnat III
unklo ,vns snrninnT ri" ni"t';,od INT tp,ia
.v t',, W. n1.opi,, M,r4. ir @ ,s .s
f',nt, ~ III, ~, nEs.Et fr,, % tx Ssiu,
nsana !%f s v v,icv U E' ,,nvntn usa1,H s nr
.xr.. -, "s "rr,,st ~ liz NIX. 1,"f ..o,a
m,nrI,m1, tfnir., ,~"nt hof"r". 'tnsti.. Wstia'sa
III e"vnr.. ',.,t tvorrn,t ",1,f"ut fMrrs,
"hu,g ,, "s w,I N m,nt..,,, ~, '.s,tt ,v1tt !,
j".i.' s,,,n,, NM III. ,'it i,;Ta,,t -. =, ,,tt ,,r "
,tsr "rr;l .v,ot M. a,;st,,., ro,, u, ,,rnt
ny ,,ninntnI r"rnir"r 'v.r ~ IL" t,ror ,viti:
tic otsrryutlo,t, aThis IL what strurS lin,
with" On Il c,nnEe u vel,nu, tile citse went
from Justice Wnlace's Court to Jltstfcu
Sm.nnlCrtleld's, where the examination was
begun ut about . o'el0ck.
Mn. Ko1.rE rI1,yr rf,nH TIFF. STAND.
11, anl, t,,ot ltr lr.rria n.,,,n i,,t, Iii,
lros ssnr.ranm eli, ~ in,. ",,,,ns t n's ,s
ha ~ t1,a m a.i ,,.,t u"s ,v,rt ~
,va,n,r III .o thar ~, M' ,, "otn y
Fa,' ~, 't TX ~ ~ tha ~ t"a st'I @ a IT. os' frt' M @
,,".! n,, IN III =, ,,,ro t ~" ~ tn H. i, 'tt
naS tn ~, ~ i IL, IL ~ ms .,.i.,t. VIM ,., ,,
tri.i aa u ~ ~, , ~ ;,t ~ t1 .usn nsR w s y Eu
,l !, rinwMs Nv it.y ~ i.r, ~ hm ~ W. .'sr
tnn u Nus IVs%nss " n'a ,,t, ~ u. "9T, IT,
H. .,,ta ~ ttsS M"H% y. ~, ~
nra;u.s rn HSp t,n,t Tt"su ',nssn YIN @ o ~ 9
mntn ~ '1 n to '' amt' '"eht IT., Ill ~" VIZ ' HS etss
, 1881-05-07

FAILADKLrAtA, PA-. May t.-The Secretary Ot
the American lEun uad Steel Association his OBJ
ass'0f the production Of iron and sleaf rails Tor
the your lBA. In biz report b. states thur tho
p:0d4st!oM, ,u ct All kinds ot ratls u tho tnltoA
any previous year. Il reached tho enormous
unhntlsy of l,49l,&f net tons, Or !, ,a6. III gross
tnns, vnEs Is u psr ceut moro than tho produo.
upu or lB1x
, 1881-05-07
THE SpRAGltF ESTATE:

Pnov1nEScE, Mayt 1.-The l.athnm.t1prag,,e
suit for the removal ot zaohnrlnh Chaffce from
Tho trtlstccship nf 4. Il ". sprt.",n Company
WIS resumed In tho United Stntes Circuit Court
thla morning. Tho roi.ilnf Of tina tcstltnony In
Chatlee's favor was cuneutetl, and was followed
hY tho tottnR or nlfEi1hvtts iii rUt,lIttnl. Il. +.
ThnstIor, counsel for Chaffee, followed In II long
argument,
, 1881-05-07

required for tho Redemption nf property from
taX sales. went to a third reading.
Several stnn!t appropriation bills were
or!tered tn third rrntinE, nfter which tho
cnsentar wns again cleared ti1,. hiih tho Sen.
atv I'D lUurned until Monday afternoon.
, 1881-05-07

JI
responsible tor IT, ut, htt,l r,,tIy 10 meet tint
res1,,nAiblllty nav utltI nny tttte,
,t,lre ErtH,k remarked TINT tho slpctrInc thNt
tho KlMx could 10 IL, wrnng wns buried III ths
country ntnt n hlln.it.u yustrs nYtl As tltlp IT
INC pr"1est@nts' nc A'ts ny %nat NJ no sh"l' a!'d
n'S rhoHpsk =" EAT 'ls M"H,s'
Mr.. ttlt'lt1snn. Of In 6nlte. novel to thble fhS
rct,t'sist rance.
NJ: G,llins. nf Cnok. aakct him to withdraw in
tho interest 0f htrtnhny.
Th9 Speaker deprecated my Wish tn hay9 \, sln
MnttoF 70 Hisp1act1 nt. tl9 WIS ttfffectlS wlslng
TO be eritlestt. 90 sAlt. ~ my lncsnbor or at,y
tttittieF Gt nGniGers. anu on this acrulint: hthl
~. ,i,, ~ IL NJ ' ~" 'pl"c9e INV WV
Anu ttr M ,nmtint, ~. Withdrawn.
Nix c,,iins WIZ nnnnsnti In tht n,tor NJ ain.
preston, ind nbsnryn,j That nSu hnff II roile,I-
s,tioi,ni rfwht 10 ,,,nKc fM,Is If tno,nscIves If
that tyn,ic,i tn III" ttf,,an hni ~, rivht ia
comi,tt si1ch nrtsst tirisss thcro was iiinttrr
in II whici, ii,t,t, IL fnr, was iisrnsnrrf iii
Thnre wiis lothinu ri thnf rharnefrr In I'm i,ro.
fnst he riaif1ci thot1v fbn nrrtiir,c;st md ami
t,F Il una ' @1oe'' INV "'@ @'o~ o''
=, ,.,..,... .. s..,. .,, ......
AS INSULT I" THE srEANH1,
who 'vns rt1t n tho nttlttitlo If tnol To tho
fnllInau CORPORATIONS hf tug statt,. rho ttntGAt
might I'll t,rt tho rncur4l. but IN hta 0pinNM the
rGHp!e would AuppNrt the mt lUrity und the
, 1881-05-07

KaMeaACtty,Denv'r,I'ue Leatl-
Knt.sns Clty,b4pln 10, New MOx.
lou, ,Arixot,u &tE1ifarnln Fat TX
u. 1.t91,Ia, Hprln9sietd 4 l'nxas....
MObitG q Now 1rlenns Expycss,, !,
Vt. Louis, Springfield h 1'exns. -,
Paorta, Kn1kuS, T. nnr- via
1ln9ttln Fnst Exprcaa.. ( Chanoa
Poktn J. I'GUtt4 Ex. yin .1ufiet, ,,,,
Strghtle. 1.aGt,l,, HVAak1tnHt'n ltx., !,
Joliet s. Dwight Accommodation.
, 1881-05-07

Ohtenao' Rnrliaaton - Oulncy na,,.
F9r Maps. T!mn.Tahlna. Il M AIeopnR-car Are,s,,aa
gsink'f Exiresa ua!ee, foot II aseae fiji
TSntsSl M! ~ nS1s2ts Cahnt a1'd sI1teei,th..a ssal
, 1881-05-07
RAILROAD TIME.

A nR5XAh !Er;,A3-,;sNnr.. ANn ?. DE, DEPARTURE =,
.alonday excepted. tl'a'iJ. 0a"asr eicep..a'
Chicago ~ Sort:.,v.stern u.n
For Maps I'!me-t;anls Hlccplng.t,a csnass.
hprty ~ q cnft.af.. t;tMiiI iriIr9 WY
ouoo' ln1loE t4ouse ID Caral.st and H. aEE.prest
, 1881-05-07

bntly. enaliy except k,t,.tays.
NuTE-t'u!ltnnn R!neur9-t,Ara frum Chicarn u y
lMns, KansaA City aud Buta. l'arl1r ~! eoatass a II
with r0vtliv!n9 ehorx. ChCH4 N II. 'AIIt ana Ne
CtInlnR-that bi1enlx.Ears Chicago 10 ltnnnba! ny
KAnAIs CITY, No change Ut bay Cuaches G1'caSo"
Ut. LUuIs o. KRnsaz (1ts.
, 1881-05-07

H'ittshur4, IT. Wnync - chse"aEa "aEac.rt t,tA4t,
unpDt. cor. Adnma &nd CHnhl.s H.. III Motul I'd
a5C!asx.st Palmer House, 0Ea1'o 'aSs'~
At ppU1t. -----..,JIa
, 1881-05-07

.... I.'N' Asnft.
MILWAUKEE, Fast Mall. ,fs T.aj. m ,c--
Milwaukee, b " auk9aha ExntGsaI II kIll II N Hpa
milwaukee,, 1t. Panl Il hfitiNe- t{,gln m ss9an s9a
hpulis Exptaa4 trains. II aifl d m ;s ;n1s
Green lay Mennsbs, &Rd Ap- lstQu IN i ~. ~
phtGn E1pttta trAtnA .......,. 1t uIIj nj. SuP
Milwaukee,, Mudta4It, 1srair!0 du| ~ 'S1Aa
Chlofl, 10y1. hnh Dakota Ex,,,|t pIT1 n ri. rn -
Htevon9 Point hnd Ashland Ex Iii Viii nj tJn
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, 1881-05-07


thought It would: bs tor, tho bust interests OF
1t lind BEEN appraised at so, ,Dj0, Which was
county might rtss!lze lnure 1lo1.ty BY selltnx
TIC pr0party in luts, but lla doubled 1t, 'rlu
15oar In'l a!aysEtlseil repeatedly H. nj! Of tie
English nnll GerlnNl pApurS for bids, md
lintl rucetvfl 0l!ly thrte, l.el.her Vt wllrn
aprE0aclioa the figures Ut tlla uppratae.hunt,
btt!t llu was 0ppusrt tD sull!nX tha property
by !ots. Tlle County Dourh ctutu mt afford
u ~ INTO Tue Tc1l.ustAln business Alll sell
undivided lsts, As the purchasers would bu
etarna!!y barring the Commissioners by sole
itinE 4 llttl1 1nutu ttlue III the payn,elltB, Ur
something ut that sort, 'rl.e prGpurty was
trbe.Ot tncnlIbrQlleua and l.nl u eleAr t!tlu,
$1.:Ao worth OF buck taxes llaytnR ueell lately
pultl by n vote Ut tse Board In order that ntl
membranes might be removed. CuAlnlis-
Slollur Stewart sail ile spoke 'frul TX
perfumes, ~ lla hui heell in thu real
estate business ultl knew WEat trouble reat
eatatu age lis hay0 In collecting payulpl,tS,
Tic uu.t.4 would neser gut Through with
such u t4,ursu II 1t was attempted, 'fho u;st
why to 1islNlAH Ut tue property, he thought
would b0 tO sell 1t III q lump lr In blocks, ut
35O,U per blork. The BOnhur ti.Is could b.
tlnllu the better. too, u It was an injury to
tho surrounding prupurty-owisrs III ttA pres-
ei!t xtnte, and tie laUarl oWeil IT. to tho pcu-
pin ut ltla county tn sull 1t nt oncu To parties
WIN w0nItl improve 1t.
Commissioner Eruut'a tttea was TO sull the
property OUT fur Gust, III lifty-f0ot lnts. Tlia
boulevard lrnNt WIS worth Krent tleal in0re
tim lhe rest nf The tfact 1t had beal Ml,-
| praised at WI AAd S15 per Gout foot. but l!v
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-11
Startling Sensation.

After the arrival of the express train
from the East, last evening, great ex-
element was created by fearful odor
that smanated from trunk which was
taken from the baggage car by the en-
ployes at the depot. Large crowds Of
people were attracted to the scene, and
all were anxious to learn the horrid con-
tents of the box. The bystanderS en-
tertained serious suspicious that a foul
murder had been committed, the corpse
packed in the trunk and forwarded to
Ogden from Cheyenne, at which place,
it was found by the label, the offensive
baggage had been checked. Mr.. John
Earll, the Union Pacific Baggage Mas
ter, was called upon, who forced open
the trunk when he and all the Mortified
spectators expected to see the corpse Of
a murdered infant. But on lifting the
lid, the nostrils were assailed by the Of
fensive effluvia from the putrid carcass
of a turkey. The trunk was again closed
and is now awaiting the arrival of the
owner from the East.-Ogden Herald.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-11
Hard Life Of a Millionaire.

Speaking of Jay Gould "The Hermit"
of the Troy Times says: Gould leads a
hard life. He labors with close appli-
cation, end is driven by the pressure of
his engagements until he may be con-
sidered mere bondman. He has no
leisure, no reading, no society, no rec
reation, but is simply under the whip
and spur of necessity. To this has been
added the consciousness Of impending
danger He has body-guard of de-
tectives to protect him when walking
the streets, but he spends most Of his
time in his Office, being as secluded as
possible. This sense of danger is GER
tainly very natural. The fact that
Major Selover pitched him down the
stairs into the barber shop shows that
personal violence may oe repeated, and
this gave deeper power to these threat
ening letters. hardly think such a
man is to be envied, notwithstanding
his immense wealth.