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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02
HI. By . f.Iii.E neck.

James Camblyn. . miner employed at
the Forman shaft. received . scalp
wound this morning. A falling rock
struck him on the head ~intiotiug a pain.
iul though not dangerous wound.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02
GLASS BALI snoor,no.

Under the Bogardus rules; rotary traps;
twenty balls at eighteen yards rise; ties 1t
twenty.ons yards; second ties at twenty.
four yards; entrance fee 81, balls provided.
First Prize-A Silver Cream Pitcher aud
Sugar Bowl. Second Prizs-silvsr Pickle
Dish,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02
q Arrested.

Joseph Dsmlins. ]. 8. wsrrin and l..
Krchsbrsun were arrested yesterday on
. charge Of violation Of Q city ordinance
In keeping fowls on the sidewalks; set
for hearing this afternoon 81 2 e'eleek
hssess Justice Hires,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02
Forest Fires in Pennsylvanis.

MILFORD. Pennsylvania. September
a. Forest fires are breaking out all
along the Delaware valley. and the sun
10 entirely obscured by smoke. No rain
Of any account since July 9Th. Largo
nrss are reported In Palmyra township.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02

Babcook. Geo Bryson. II G Hillyer
and wife. " Z Miller. Geo LandridGs. b
Thurman and family. Mrs Gregory
and children. J A Langrill. DR. b Kapp.
Nrs D Z Mccarthy and daughters. h
Christians and wife.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02

Ayers Asus Cure has saved Thousands
Of lives In the mslsrisl districts OF this
and other countries. It 10 warranted .
certain aud speedy remedy, free from al
harmful ingrsdisas,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02
A,,,y.,s La,s Evs.lug

Gee Mann. J + Eagsn. @ 8 Johnson. T
sLacrsuu and wife. @ Burke. = Forman.
MT Barnett and wife. " = King. Els
Bsnham. J J Kelly. Miss L White. Z L
wilson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02
Programme
N N

mHE FOLLOWING VALUABLE AND
Handsome Prizes will DO awarded 70
the successful competitors
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02
LADIES RAou.

One hundred yards. Firt Priss-Besu-
tiful Toilet Bet. Second Priss-Silvsr
Cake Basket.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02
csuasy oms,.l. 81. IN. SICK List

County Auditor Brennan is suffering
from a very sore throat.
County Clerk Mshsnny still has . very
sore head % = msm.nto VI his erysipelss.
County Jsilsr Fsrnum 10 sliyhtly In.
disposed today-all the same a. Brig.
ham Young, ate too much green corn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02
GIRLS RAog.

One hundred yards. Open to al Young
Ladies under il yssrs Of age. First
Priss-Gold Lockst and Chain. Second
Prixs-silvsr Jewel Csskst. Third Prise
Bet Of Silver Napkin Rings.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02

Half . mile. Open to al except pro-
fessionsls. First Priss-Quartf and Gold
Sleeve Buttons and Shirt Studs. Second
Prixs-An Elegant Clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02
Pay Rolls.

About all the mines will pay Of this
week. to allow OF their employees attend
ing the picnic Sunday. Following are
soms OF the pay.rolls for August:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02
aoYs, RAol.

One hundred yards. Open to all Boys
under Is years Of &c.. Frat Prise-Sil.
YER Watch. Second PriEe-oold Psnholdsr
and Pen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02
MEh.s ARohGRY.

For the best individual score. Each
man TO have thirty arrow at forty, nfty
and sixty yards. Priss-Magninosnt Gold
Inkstand.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02

Departures Wedsssday Eveaseg.
Col Ellis. J Williams. d O Msthvsn.
Jss Meyer. P Lally. NrsT q Bsstion and
children. J W Mayors and wife. T A
Tritls. TT Hurley. I Freund.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02
EASTERN DISPATCHES
rHH PRESIDENT.

Feebly Wearing Along, Showing
Continued improvement In Every.
thing but strength - Extensive
Suppuration Of the Parotid Gland
Two Months Today Since He
was Shot-Latest U1lcial Infor.
nation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02
LADIES' AsoHERY.
MGA's RAoI.

For the best score; Ave arrows each st
thirty yards. Priks-6ilvsr Caster.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02
stole. Good. Carried 60 the owner
A man named Bolitho, engaged in
cleaning and repairing clocks. watches,

Der Of timspieces two weeks ago. He
said nothing about 1t in hopes OF gaining
some clsw to the thieves. Yesterday a
Virginia Chinsman brought q OF the
stolen clocks back to him to clean.
Bolitho was after . warrant Tor the
heathsn's arrest this morning. and now
hopes to recovery bis lost property.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02
0TOCK .
sss Fvaaeasss DsARa-

sss rv.seAsss DsAxA-
IAsr ivlxua.
LOO Northern Belle. l1t
$50 Manhattan.
100 Grand Prise. Sc
900 Day. . 30
asa Alhioa. . 10
200 walss. 100
90 NJ. Diablo.
$40 East Ne Disblo. lSs
$40 Bodis. 81. s%.sk
10 Bulwer. 81
100 Bsahtsl. I IL
100 Syndicate. $50
90 Coneordis. II
7e0 Mono, 3 s.
100 Bodis Tunnel. ~
80 Silver King. l9k 80
400 south Bodis. 90
10 Tiptop. 81
100 Giant and Old Ale. I "
400 Penal Con-.
ruis MOANING.
10 ophir. e.
100 Mexican. loA
iss Gould 4 Curry. ~
50 Best q Bslchsr. 12h. in
% California. 93s
he Say,ss. s 10
$50 Con. Virginia. l IS
50 Chollar. 4 %
100 Potesl. 5 10
70 Hale 4 Norcross. 5 ~
Is Grown Point. 2 %
Iis Yellow Jacket, ~
rs Ksntuek.
10 Alpha. 81
so. Bsleher.S
1915 sierra Nevada. is<. 49,. 10 bso.
ISL. l6k
so Utah. l0<
500 Bullion. I Is
90 Beg. Belchsr. 81
1856 Union Con-. Is. lat, ISL
ITO Alta. 4 IS. I 20
500 Julia. zoe
200 Caledonia. SOC
% Occidental. ~
% Scorpion. I 70. I %
Sierra Nevada. 10
ioc Andes. I rs. / 10
400 New wellsfargo. iss
20 Golden Gsts. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02
Wa inssrea for $500.

The house Of Mrs. Casey, situated on
the Divide, which was burned last Mon.
day night, wss insured for $500.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02
THE SARsHElD GUARD.
ndsr command Of Captain J. D. Chan
III. will aet ~ Guard Of Honor on this
MUSIC BY
Prof: Cara's Band
will accompany the Excursion: and
In the Pavilion sll who desire can indulge
In dancing, FREE.

NJ TRAINS will leave Virginia at 7:so
A. r., Gold Hill at 7:&6 4. ~, o Reno st
TAO 4. H., stopping ct intsrmediats points
for excursionists.
Returning. Trains will draw up 70 the
ground ct $50 P. u.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02

Perfect safety and strict order will b.
maintained BY . Military Escort, Special
Conductors and Deputy Sheriff., under.
command Of Sheriff Hanks. Of Storey
county, while on the cars, and on the
grounds Sheriff Swift, Of ormsby county.
will maintain order.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02

TICKETS flor Round Trip,........ea 90
lIncludipg Admission 70 the oround.)
Admission 70 Ground Alons.........N %
ap20td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02
GRAND
Riremen's Tournament,
WITH JUMPER.

To be contested for BY any Team from the
various Fire Companies Of the State. Not
less than three Teams or no race. Teams
to consist Of ten men; distance, 400 yards.
Prixs-hagninosnt Silver Trumpet.
, 1881-09-23
THE MIDNIGHT SuN,

4rGNgdtfG The Of
t''7ne Ga1rffE hu E'nHIH Stsltlir1.
T0MSEA, isussfA. Aug. b-0u arriving In this
town, which Ia situated OF tho frontier Of
1tussa ind Sweden ut tho mouth Of tlle Torn Gil
III tho Gulf Of h0thnl, wo were Informed that
IN or!cr to SEQ tho midnight sttu III nil its srlcit
dor strangers preferred 10 Nsc1n Mt. Aynsnxn,
which Is ul,ll,t tug miles north OF this p!nco.
Accordingly. wo tos,k our pances lit I'M "extra
posi-" or itnte, ut II o'clock in the morning, and
startod for Mount Avnsuxa, where. II tho
hrlIvcns wer0 propltUus. we wnttth beht,ld tho
magnificent atis startling spectacle VI gloaul~
VI liz l vshieI" II S WITH is .ossnate vro under tho
iwcc,, cnrt ind whcell'rruw. 4 bus hut tws'
% eoracte u aa,'sies sst AoiiS ii'at Aa sunery n sea
y 10 St IT, - ar nfy s fs e y syTa sfs
aud provided With G,lsh,t,lt, Gnl u piucs ot en1li.
m"s wonh placed us high Us tho buck. Forms Tho
sGnls for IlsscllRess whose uncomfortable t,lal
walk
rassns Itaparanaa s In Sweden v, 1 ,se ws continued e
Il succession ot rctI hO,1scs md blight Enrtfens
.Mllvcncd tho eecaery for hours. At lcnRsh thu
cnm1 ilat mud ulol,otunous; thnst nf thu co.lst ur
: Finland being mora Slightly elevated thnn tho
The rontl il vii kcpt tho soil docs not appear
very for1lle, but II well cultivated. mud ono Is
astou!slcla tn iind 50 tHr North, on tho wholo
rnute truni ttlaaEAIaM IT, TIC alhnnt AsMsaAn
ttao a!slntlto ol seFenty.1ltc kloinctresl'
Eru,ha'lus covered WIEN W.t'is. GefGots gtraess.
naWays cun n9 s1'1g, I'll" lit
@ ,,s ~ ,,., mu h ILL.,, =, ro. ~ ,,,o,
AL th9 ei!u q! tltteeh kiH1metrcs, our poor
horsD could ptncee't ~ turtlor. hsltl Wo were
nnlaRe.l ~ ~ on tnot tMo k"nutrSa 20 me toat
nnatho;'. ,,,,...
A. thIs pant eotnme,sos @ tmo vnlley nroner,
hea,'ty, is comparable tu tho shnrcs Of tho
!tniae. hMa tslo snilny. IT irst will. Willy.
l!frnws moro aiiu 'ilnse. anu mo eaofos
t;nlatlnK. thou inount,!t1lntis LINT .!nl sscup
Tug , liio.lntl!i.s nro covered with ilr truts,
Will pnts. and llret trees, wh,sn letvsa ntE-
pe4tsl 70 ~ shc brightest rlncrnld Erectt. THO
toi tIlsanpeafcd uacr 'e n.s whseh na exlofs ,,
trned in tilo ui., ~ sW rorks .lst otstroc is its
coHrse surics nt fails md catafasts:
We met OIL tito roiitu thAny Tourists CARRYING
tho!r bnK9nKe OH t!ttr baekh. VINO WGro striving
to Arrlrc NJ midnight Hl tho st,iH!ntt uf the
Ayusa1A. ing hGarrr W. MplFoaele! tho stn "
, 1881-09-23
EVANSTON,

Wednesday after1lo0n tha College Association
Of tho Northwestern University 1not In unvvr.
slty Hull and contnuou tts Organization for tho
ensuing year by eluctIng tho following ottlcers:
l'resduns, ". A. nyche; viue- prasltiont, Frank
Il. Lord; secrotnry, poter bltddorkauf; TEoas-
ure, Emily Hathotd. 1t was decided to tcudur Il
reception 10 presltlunt Cummings IN tho Vartors
Ut tho WoMan'B College, and Frank W. atcrrcll
was elected to nuke ah address OF wolGulno on
that occasion. Mcssrs. shrots aud pIper
anl BLISS bosners woro nala u C0tn-
takn p!aca thfs uv0nInx. Dir. Merrei will mako
hls Addross, and Dr. Cummings viii 4l,axlr H.,
WhDn thete will tu u aoctal ttlne. xnl rutrrsh.
AIalr Vt the students alonp, apd no otheEs havo
se3en invited.
, 1881-09-23

hhSShE EIEfs
Spttf1! Dispatth to The Cht.aeo i+thuns-
KANSAS CRY. .Aiu., Eept: %.-CArT E-I'hn lEitt
Currrn rerurta; ccet,ts Tho rn.t wegk. Shtl sh!p-
Gfits @ nS ."sxes s ~ ina %es fr.s is's se
:.Ms tIgtaas'; sr"ss Toxuns t2:saau' haf-hrcudst
lI.Nis-ltcce!rs tho past week. ?lo7a' n!,trnents,
2asssnx Gl.e5'iw; light shipping. S0sdle: Esaasers,
NEW YORK.
NEW rullK. Sept. 1-DEKyEH--IlecD go: not
ss"s E r. Il sS a.sss s5 ar @ "a
aDs shipments. I'D al7n cail!gs a qunrieFs aeef1
sH're !in'a sscs,s' ] sa: rashor slow, sheen .sns
ssx 81 ns5 a~ ~ III d aaS. % pos 'o ''' 70" ea'''
.seay Il & por ii % IT, fos | posr si 10 sou
HEFFA1.O.
MrYPALU.sept observation-disclosures To .dny. t,4o0
snnsas xaa 1fs ssser. ~ sats sss aa IT,
.,snkkp IASh LA,t.ta-Neulrts, i.UN, consigned
eseeai saiss " "ua tnada iausSs 1t &SssS s.sA
IInt's-1seulpts 4sE; cOtnlHn1tl thEn!lH. Ill cnIa
St s! ss "S Ess ds'sa Ss'S' "s'*: ss
1SnfAHAroh1s.
@ saSa xssss Ssssps ..@Ss5SE @ :Es IT,
SxTfFgin eoea demand ter :.htre'ns i It s4o1aatoE
es|S,; 5 :!$sS;, ia'' isss S 70.
EAHr L1nERrY.
EAsv ltnEnTY. l'a., sBpt. ..3-GATTIE-RccciptA,
.aS @ ssi ss%aS'' siss!'s is TIT s&a e
,sIEEi:-nccc,pts, GOO hcaa neElIna nrm at ,o'scr-
IT. LOUIS
81 Lnu1a, Mo. Sept M.-IlDgs-8hndo Of m lib
s asp{ fs,ss!' esy a' s. 'ss+%sS % %iSse! q!
peipts. AsQ AeaI, th!pslvnis, l,shL
, 1881-09-23

1hrr; f1ftt,1kG rns1 ErtMtJf tirtHllrr; I,tr Sn-
vnn,t,nt: iIH"t 4t4" 1,ecrn,bcr. Rye iuWcrl s2tft
t21tt. HhtsJ nnrhnnuGLt
I.EAH-Htrnny ut h14C.
|TTrfn -t;ilrllnnsah4
EHHa- lfncilnisard.
WfIiHky-Hpnfiy ut Il .tb+ ......- . ....
i'RUvIa1uSs- Frk ,ssld al,nr nt tgu1 naked cash.
fnlts ~ i3tEt jnntinsY by salt tMrnls And bac,ta
irn and IncI.nnp,aI, !.nsd 6nttnr nt I1lfc: =
With @ mt. @ r." i " TM.' III; utse, @ @ III Gp h
an1l,aEH1s-FInE. iE1J 1lrh: when ~. hi. tnr
E,uH but tnts, l2Uu BIT: rSo lG hui barley, n0nc.
, 1881-09-23
THE PRESIDENTS DEATH.
4 Dollar subscription Proposed.
IL the Editor u I7t f,httaQ0 Tribune.

II D1bIHT SuuheE4plIHA 4-FOrUscus
10 the Editor " IAt Ehteapu Tribune.
ClItCAu0, Sept. G4.-Why should rich men
alone hlvu tho pleasure or expressing tho!r SYM
pathy to Mrs. Gurtloll and fau,ily2 Cannot yuu
tnku tho lend ln organizing popusnr contrlbu-
lion Of 81 tucb?
Ono hundred and eighty thousand persons IN
tho State ot Ohu contributed u puny apiece TO
Cnpt Cuok. VIII not $4,000 persons Il, tho Sla,o
III lllinnIs contribute a tl.,!lar cnch tuwnsA
lilo fund for Tho suIpHrt Of tho fnlnily Of our
hpn0rcd tcslll FrGs1lcntf
VIII you s1o. urgnnfzc this matter and give tue
peUlalc this great pfchAnruF
As MIR. j. II. Drake htls accepted tho position
tn receive contributions, why not, It. connection
with him, urKnu!ze popular enterprise III stIg-
geYtGdy 4. II. YESCE.
, 1881-09-23
1tItOlkfA

rEuHfA. H., Snpt. x.-GRA1H-Curn f1rmt hiRh
nznti Is;cs mixed, G54ts1n. Oats firm. So.2 white.
4;'lesEc, Kyo firm. No.2, H.oAd. Tit sales for Su-
vea.ber. kL11si.
lfl1HwiS SEx- Firm nt Ills
HHEtFFA-W hRAt. Ill but carn, Wlt1 but phts,
III. ::4N hui rye. H.hy, bAr'ny. lUN hit
sMirMESr4-iyhsAt. nt,nei cnrn. Gl.0A but oats,
u. .1uU but rye. 7.Jut harley. niIne,
, 1881-09-23
KANSAS CITY.


Sr<ctal Ubpaleh to Tie thsraro Tfibant.
KANxAA CITY. Mo-. Hgpt. H-t3nAtS-1he Trtte
THrrHt reports: Wheat-tseipts t1io ,st w0ck, 3d.
iii hut shipments, 81, Ut hns aclYU nnd Rhert M. 4
cnsfl, et17 asptlmher, fi.tf, Mn. cn.n, 4s. H1r.
tG'or a; A. ~ ., e,T % ort'msS,r f., .s,r, et
Z, Us hui hrIl1vri No. cnsll. sci Sgpten0cE, liM.
, 1881-09-23

NEW ORLEANS, aopt. Tl.-CuTT0S-F1rm; mid.
ding, 1lISci Inv do, lu>i; Rooh ordinary, 6ss, net
eclpls, l2 bales; gr0ss 2:su sA!es. l1tluo: stock
IR55A.
, 1881-09-23

WILMINGTON. Sept. :...-~9t1nlrA nF TEnrEST1SE-
Firm nt 5lAc, ycl!ow dip. tJ.,: strgin. t2.3.
WiLMiSGr0S. n. t., Hopt tH.-Tui1ESrlNE-Flrm
at 61c for sufti $5.G5 for rirRin.
, 1881-09-23

HUSTON, Hopt observation-disclosures fnts and mar
KIT irIn; pntHnL sIfrIME whnnt, taUl1H.N
t;ltAtS-torn ,ttl!gt but firm Outs In ROod demand.
ltETTklt-tn gUud demand.
CHEEEh--FlVfn.
EaiHK-ftM, ,.
liEt.EsIT*-flour. 100 bris md nj sacks, corn,
SHIPMENTS -tFluur, Ejj brIE,
, 1881-09-23
ElfTEROAD TIMETABLE

A NKlIAL AND nEr4ssrUtE OF
4 4 !, THAiN5-ExriAxAr .,nr Nsrkn.Nua
Mi;HKMs.-tSntMGtny i;,s eSrc'toa, 'sun.aJ cxsopsot,
In, ,,,,.. ,,hucmxo .,:t & Scr!h.*cstern Kni!.yny.
atEl5 q =! Cl:k.st: u!Ai Pacific. l'anur House.
, 1881-09-23

NEW YnnK. aopt. oA-13us!,icss only nl1dernto with
hoset. but tho tune Ut tho mntket very
firm, cotton Gouas Enbvlna stcnalty oii account ot
tack orders und prices rln, spring Oolcna In kenty
demand Tho bulletin anyH: "SnlUH Of tnck prints.
rlusacs Gtc within tho lust tow days hns beaIl sua
ply 0n0rnIOus."
, 1881-09-23
; i sJtuFFALO,

f,rYrALn, ". T.. Hcpt. N.-GNArS--Wheat strong
snd higher, s,uo1 Ill No. ! huth Duluth al tl.+sts:
sun bn November Mt filW. Corn actlve md higher.
44uUhu tt nrrlys al 'Gc; 1u bu by anirie, pnrs tp
nFrrG. ut tt5]4gs cnr lots SPOT tic.
CANAL LFEEtGltrB-ifnEIlh!tRud.
, 1881-09-23

P1TTsnuNG. rn, snpt. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES net
I've; Uncd ccEtllcutes closed 1T p5c; rodnod. sic.
philadelphia delivery.
, 1881-09-23

DETROIT. Mich, sept. observation-disclosures
GMAtS-Whont qu!ut, No. | white. $ts0.3; septom-
bcr, sl40{s Oct0ber. HIM; November $l4iAAt+f3l,
l,ccpHlbnr. tl4tJ{: January sllu4: No. red tl*3t
NJ white e1.Jl. FGCuirts. ,u bi shpuents Vi, ,U1j
, 1881-09-23

Wluclaea.er'a lsypophoaphisss
will curB c0nsuMpli00+ couXha, wsWk iuhxA
bronchitis, aud general debility. Established
sWeHty.uno fcars,
, 1881-09-23
Tf}I4Ei}tj.

TuLEnp. O., Bept. I.-0HA1S Whoat opened
strong closing easlori No. 4 rcd. spot. Ills
tctobor. ll.asis November. tl.t'hs nccoa'hsr,
A.au}{. Corn vastos hxl',nlxod. III, No. :, spos,
csy8ct Uclobe1 n1zol November. ill., 0ats nou.nAli
No, white, apdt, +1oi Aoy0nbef. 10,
bid. sitiH ssEvdi i,etsIsr ti{tH NoyeLbef1 ,I.tFi
do sstsds NJ i>ctoSsr ts3{v Gii, aj,o a.Eod, NJ.
YutlbgF hold Rt liz; yuas, f1 lid, tfS{e aaked:
h1N bu.
huQ bl,
, 1881-09-23
tN-l}ull and lover, $I.@.


RALrIunRE, kops. ~ FltouA-very tru. Without
q,.u.nblo change.
uaAlS-W Wheat : Western hieher, clnbinR ensyt No.
winter rod. spot, and saptonber. tl4t8L4s&i, Oo-
tpbss, @l,H's{9si,Aiykt koY9mhor, t1>tat.HA} t'o-
culnbos ti.s.! {dsl tt Westurn htuhor. srons.
but Inactive; nlxed. slot, IND September, 1ao bid,
nc.obar, 7Siei4o, November iE3(sf't4qs steaulor,
1su outs ataAty, Western white. h&t&'5sej nlx9d.
th&5uJ FclsJ tYnniA, aA4hs1. ty1 dull NJ fl0I41l1.
1IAf-fIrM AlI1 unchanged.
l'ittlvl8tuNs-tIJm hIIl unchanged.
nGTTsN.atr1nHt Ycslcrn gr1ss. lak3so-
EUuH-1i1GhBft AA3fc
lETitDI.ktf II = Unchanged. 49,.
ltHUCEsttkx-GNnHn dull HuKat tfMt 4 soft, iHto.
WNIsKy-sstNA4y Ut ft.tst@t i. TIL
FMEaunrs-t4N llFoFp1al uil AIld unchanged.
tIECktpTaFluuE, LUZ brlsi Hheat, 81 vi Gui corn,
bHlTNEkTA-Wh NUM-, 81 .s11 hut cotn. q. .lE& bu.
SALf1-WAeAt &i3,3n but ct,ru. l&At2s bt.
, 1881-09-23

l1U1y-h* cnMiDprcd with WHIneA1Ay, tlIGro 1vAs
fesecciabc incre9sp in nunbort but there wore
Ta,ca oI thu tlNy nefjrs was ca*y nluntaned. Tia
quality ot the rtc&ips nvesnFud Getsor TINT. ias soe
tholr1l coMprlsnK ton !hrxa rrUporton 9t tho suu-
lively ttln fattnV ganc under Ff.:Q 'rli1 hulk
oil iho ealcs were at si1aIiu tor light, ~ RtHfztU
ihlpers AS9nt AZ soI.a. ad M tise n,stkot e.,se!!
fsiM III f,Ur ttI extrA uuvy. 1hese wert nnlGs ol
txil,s uIid culls ut f5.&Gl5 AMOnI tic snles w0ru
ltn iuuMiEHt
, 1881-09-23
INDIANAPOLIS.


ISnfASAPoL1s Ind, Sent. eS-UnAfE-,Thest
arm; si4e2l*+1 Corn firm, G5,&9C7c. Oats armI 4l!f
1t4c.
, 1881-09-23

oswEGo. n. Y. sbpt. e1.--GnAtN-Whont scaree
torn ntcndyi No. !, 7i.tc.
, 1881-09-23
4 Tribute to tIae Dpud.

~ tae 1aHof o. 1"e thle"eo 4Ho@he'
CHICAGO, Sent. :.s1.-Upon tho tS!er OF james 4.
Garfield would iay tho plmptc tribute IF II
,vt,rJ ,vh.t ln.s, 1,aa lila nr, to.,,,,y W. ,a.
"u, Mnn. tesso' uues u.s nao 'eMIas ~ ~
MIRO TINT perseverance, throash which tic "li"
acure hoy becan,c tho mighty teatler; wo respect
tho su!rt of industry by wh!ch this loudcrah.n
ION. r,Inrrd ,,o..It,i,. n,,r .u,,. nro .,Irr,, ~.
M lu''.ose VI, soSa'o'o. w. euus' "tu e@"So" ~
Aut uirihe GIT VI osatory WHICH Thrills Rnl Aoes
not WEARY; wo rccogn!zo the courage which de-
tlcs physical nnucr and smiles at suffering.
nan ,torn fa an,rn,ii,,r l,,.nnl m thIa.,,hnrr
..1s '., sau.o 70 wy w" ~ e"Ia-"pese
tho ll"It1es "heh snoitt admiration aud respect.
III tho pvesG1lec Ut tho precious dust Ut him oil
whom, indeed. all tho Yuls liud sot their seui
=" sNe auo "p'tu "'sa.""to VI "Aa''
w staha ~ Fcve1ontaai 1--WE ~ tnt
tbouRat or 10 R,ibllno u iloral hnt1irc.
Tharou Iuy the eccrot Of tilis NUNS hlYlost
shcccss; III memory NJ tilnt nre hubl1ntnts Of
mourning IlslW casting thetr HulthrU hucS OYGF
Nation. SAHertsnaosua upon n Nriu pstaHt1a
and Il ,phenuncnni mental STRUCTURE rcstatl tho
crowtliDE xsury VI Il cus,ssnl 1norli courage.
Jn1lles IL GMrtuia WIS nutiirMI illsls,. Iiu
WIN cuttunt to la whit Nature llld designed.
There was ao weakening Intuition Ut olhuis IN
hss work. lie lid nus try tn ettulu ost dthur
shoulders to tuine. lin cultivated tho cl!d,,w-
l.iDlltH which llu knew hnl Orctl KIvpn hI,n, aud
relied uput bvlag htasu!I-urgnnl. Fur tnts
re.sun Naluru through httulnnlty-thn losurs
, 1881-09-23

'NllEE1'--syors in good domnnd. and sod At AZ
ErvbE prices Ms On my tay OF thu week. Htilppets
clunnoI ui II Sii1a Lii Sr lO Jus i!lr Toor ahnee
qualities. Tllero llIqnry tor Ruios at s!Qs3..s
, 1881-09-23

Fnr MAPS: Ih,c.'rates Hfanping-t,nr Accnmnl1u.-
%nns % apn1 n ~ Einrk t.ranI Pacific tl1teI,
ll0uAc, unu Is EAnnl.st ''''' 0"'o'' S''E'H "ae'
, 1881-09-23
lAtnvlJ.

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lhti!a fnst Linn nE> e,i5
Fnux wv tHtkt,ll. +i3ttj nil 3iS
shs!Aatn Might Exptr.s. Il 9.fi !, hi! S.is
!edar ltnbI. Might Exnrfiss n:tA !, m .:H
!Hs tihthEs lar E1tr.st iii IN II 7ti5 +
s,, +.'rH.s ,i. N,aHt f<prGsa.n..f alt N ?.1j
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FrrEiniFt. Hehfdrd \ i,uEf,tN s,il:i%M III H:fs
frGcfrt md tttekfpr,i, III; !, n fi':ft" =
!Ika tfGhhrM Il EIvn.,.t,... i.iG - - ~ y
"ftsMnutMc9 5.S!lfth.. Mil nj TN
Milwaukee, t t1rnnn isny-..... .1tiatf ~ ~ i.m
Milwaukee E'nss4nyeT,,,,,...s Nil - ~ =, tsN =
milwaukee, t,as@enaer. XIX = III ~ ,1.s, !.
t4t.. H." fii. i,a '.5 PM m f:A1
tfM !M anuts'!!!t.. ,."l a:a n}h t:k1
It. Fhnt NflnntA}ftlis E3pruss. H.i ~ =, :i =
lIssra DrMttwd st}:,t; - - iii l
Minnesota tGntrAl tlikt sI:Ii n, 3sIi
ft.tis y EGmitM u"hoEa...i5 H:ltl nitt T:4l
'aHnnsn. Vtn J"h1sT'fo ..p-.s.. t:tt j III alO;Hln
H:ut nti% 5;gl
t:lvtn MI; II, S:M sM =
t;isln txttress.... tii ~ H.ii
tIS;n NJ sIa,n
ssEtsI" ilS nll| A;{1n
t.teiit ahHHAy ExpfcsA.+.. 1lj il III tsti1tk
, 1881-09-23

N.tUENOtHEI.Y.E T.aKNtfEL,
= Went Enrty.stxth-si.. New yntk, Boarding nnti
fIny SrhuI fur Young t.ndiHt md EATFn. !tsnpsns
sept 70 Thuruual Ehgish tslurFe. Daily ieet,tGs.
French ntd Okilor languages thDkEn within ak
months. Drawing ana musical advantages Mnsur-
, 1881-09-23

Xii liz Il, 4 u .Tals rtlls vln Washington City. and
tv ofJ(y nu running ttx nnttt trains through fEoul
EGtcu.u 10 Nrw furk Wlth+llt caRn&9. H..
rhs an elegant # Il U n oot"sen
CGpuxu nsu Suw fuEk tAllt VI a;lQ anu V'so y ID
KAukMkca Ltno.
t,spo ot foGt r.
i'ncfur iIutr'. und Palmer House.
, 1881-09-23
PENNSYLVANIA Military Academy

stry. C,nrsic.. Encshi degrees cnnferrn App!F to
r: 4. GnsGR0vE. ratto,., A. NJ q Me:,opiIltan
Hlork. thtGN.t. o tn Col. Tffts0. HYATT, Ptest-
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-02-23
a Sad Case.

Among our death notices, this week, Will
be found the name of Louis Martin. Mr..
Martin was a freighter, and took sick during
the winter on his way from Deer Lodge to
this place. He left his loaded teams up the
canyon, and was brought down TO the Sisters
hospital. Meantime, he left word with some
acquaintance to send up q teamster for his
load Of freight. A man was sent up who
took the team in charge, and brought it
down. But the roads were horrible, and IN
crossing the Blackfoot grade, the wagons
were overturned. When the freight reached
its destination, a bill of 1926 was rendered
on account Of damaged goods. The old man
had left a wife and three children in Benton
while he ssrustled' with his team through an
arctic winter, to get them something to eat.
Almost to his destination with his load OF
freight, he had broken down, and was SICK
ii a strange land. Then by the fault OF q
stranger elf fault can be found with an accl-
dent in mid-Winter on our high grades1 the
proceeds Of hi. long, tedious mid-Wlnter trip
were swallowed up in d bill Of damages. Il
is 0 wonder that Louis Martin gave up IN
der the weight of his hard luck. he died
! nearly two weeks since, ana was quietly our
led, with no friends to follow him to bis