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The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-11-04

Ills oplnlon Regarding the outrage 'llaI
OUT Board OF commissioners nave
rerretraled Oh the people ny 'oao1hs
US WITH heavy aeb1 ana lilS IS 1ny
apolog" for taking up your time ana
attention.
l think it WAS the lastmee'lng bo1
one, II which was membel o. lEs
Hoard. that the question was asked
hy NJ. Digs II We We're not exceed
inv "t1r antho. IL IN the r"'is,fuc''on
o. "*.d"rs' III Neiof""'''1 on ''"'
fund. We 'obted The matter up ana
1onn', IS nr,et as we 'o"'" eS'!l'l"'e
the a<ah'e property. mat "" m'GhI
be all" to IN 'd ]"" or III e' 'iie"p
bridges. we h1'al'H cohc'Nteu 70
make an aprtolH a''on ana dlFlae ~
among tine three commissioner als-
trlct', the means 10 be aeaiI out " eaciI
district IN atco os'ahce WIN Tue NUM-
Der - st'eanS needing ni5dSeS. we
thought IL 1t WAS really necessary
that we cou9d Get the people 10 vote i
specla lax 70 bul'd needeu nilo9eS' II
tue anount already appropriated Ola
not hold out.
A. the Commissioners had known
their bRslhess they couid nave lo''iio
a cl"hSe III the code providing loT
such vote or the people 1of such
a,'eclal tax, AMI that lheE lldo no
right TO exceed the amount OF the
bridge fund without the authority OIL
the people.
[ have failed TO see or hear OF Il
contract or specification tor single
/ bridge, which has neen buiit uhaei
the supervision OF our present Board
Of Commissioners. At one time ]
asked one member of the Board # the
plans and specifications Of Martin S
!. ;aoe which tbev we're about ia
- 49, paa;.ta,.,s
iolio' were VI iile az ''A' ~ . $50 :
Office and ne fepiied lha1 lhes Nete'
| searched the office but they were
- "a fonna .,a ! conld not mi II
J - -, aa,,.4,..,o4;,,, 30 h,d
hla 1of lSs es''ls. y ILL., - '''a
intended, for the reason tha6 dld
lot know What to Id on. | Waitcd
,,n+i1 +,a paord mot I,ot very lona f.
t ~ - - -. f,a,a -, e.,
""st as 1lies 1i'oo w. ''A''' -,
reasonable TINE asked lhem Niiei
~, ~ 1c+
| 4ing h,;dce contracts. They did no
: +,;,, ,has, i a..
seem g Mo" : - =. .'1l<' 's'0''' - -
as could not waste three or lou
:. aars TO flld ont. left. On the tairl
! 49,. IL the sas>-an Ir Barnas s,e,4
! 80 ~ hi,, e,e,
III anu eiie 1'' 80 -
! colnsnctas a this has thrown 'Re ce1'fs',
: into bankruptcy and to-day we hav
e ootbina to nav our running expense
t ''s','','9 .,.i..I. ;Aa,,1a ha ra.to,
y, ith' 'a.'in Mi ~ -, -, no,t - s
. llle eoah1t "o'ia 49, -, 49,,
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Y lilueH e'ieai'f ~. -, 80. ,,,,, u
3 beltel ll'eeu ioi 'iio pA''>e ''i'''i
J. any o1.lti. a;ntag ~
$e'lo.,,'.e :, '"saor ana b,va !
l'ell - couli. 'eeo.11s, 90 - :.
le'.as II. t.'.''' - - a.,ll,, I,,a
" VIZ s.tll, s. :, = = III, III, go !
q anle - tlll ~ ~, =. - ai, -
th@H "aii. ilti'! ~ i,.t.'N 49,;
pioil.s - ,i'o ~, - ,;s,,t IL !,
1s reasons ivy n'.u ~ . ne ,,,'t -
III pony liiiii' "i'u 5ase ~ :" ;at .'',.' -
ID lailus ~ ,,eeil I'l' ~ W. ", =, :.
:. oeeh 'tas'ils elIGa,' -, -. .oot;f,, :, s,
SGile ,iey e1'l'os 80, a''',i - -,
lhey attempt p'ls l'1l ~ ~ ", a.'I,' o..'u,'
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The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-11-04

--he MilL2nk r;ns has covered the
lty with $23 .othof debt Remeln-
this fact on the day Of election.
arE FOR A. W. BARRON or Commis-
Ter ot the lst district He steadily op-
dthe corruptionists in their schemes Tor
,dering the county
remember that every vote counts.
question o. dollars and cents t.
!, tax payers. See tnat Your ticket
.ds, For the County Seat. Big Stone
".
over $500 has been added TO the
unity debt since our last issue.
'ery meeting d the corluptlonlSts
ellis the amount.
The ring thai is working for the
moval Of the county seat, IS the
me that has robbed tie county,
ined it's credit ani sunk it under
arly $4,000 Of debt.
Remember that when you vote TO
lange the county seat To hllpank'
)ur vote is cast in favor OF the cor
ption which has sunk the county
lder $4,000 Of deAt.
The politicians Of Milhank invaded
rle YelloWbaAks district . few days
60, promising to have two kegs o1
eer for the Germans Of that ne'gh
orhood on election day i they woull
ote for Milhank. One Of these 20
ltical shysters made the assertion
hat the whole Yellow bank vote coulo
,e bought for kes Of beer. Let til
icrmanS OF that section remembe
his insult Oh election day and Ierl.
o it with their ballots.
The interest on the county deb
will be over 81 60 year. Only mn
months Of the year has passed and !
the commissioners DO rs well for til
next two months, and issue the Wai
rants Tor appropriations already madt
the interest Oh the year $ expense
will be nearly $4,000. Are you read
TO have this amount doubled! II no
turn out next tuesday and vote dow
the removal OF tile county seat.
County orders which were wort
IS and So cents on the dollar, Whe
the COrruptionists commenced the
work OF ruin are now only worth
and 65 cents, and only few can !
sold for this price to parties who WE
to pay their taxes and liquor hcens'
with them. The banks Of the cou
try refuse to cash them, and we Y.
derstand that even the Bank q NJ
bank refuses to buy them. The pc
PIE will soon be called upon TO vote
special tax upon themselves, to p
Lne running expenses Of the count
How il this for nine months OF Il
bank ring rule.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-11-04
IHIg.rrss,s' ITEM

David FariDault has commenced 70
pnt up his store building.
Geo. Matter has his hardware store.
completed and is receiving his stock
he intends keeping full line Of hard
ware
Norhy Bros. have received large
stock OF goods and viii open them II
III their new building this week.
Wm. GlitZmache!. oHf harness
maker, has his building almost cont
pleted, and has ordered q large stoeh
which he will sell as low as the sala.
can be bought in Grant county. Farm
ers call and see him.
Wllmot is getting a large share Of
the Indian trade.
Our depot building is almost com
pleted.
80 couple took ii the dance at Grit
hackers last Thursday evening. -h
general good time was had.
Everybody seems pleased with tbs
nomination Of 4. n. Barron Tor Com
missioner. lie will receieye the solid
vote Of this part Of the county.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-11-04

Before you deposit Your ha'lo'
ne,t Tucsday. figure out how much
your tax will be next year. when you
come to pay that $4,000, bearing
nearly - 900 Of interest.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-11-04

Every tax payer who votes for Nil
bank for the county seat next Tues
day votes to have his taxes thribbled
for years to come. Donot forget this
truth.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-11-04

see that your ticket bears the name o. ~
" Rarron for County Commissioner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-15
CROP PROSPECTS.
Heavy Reduction in the Wheat
Sirl,i uI Illinois Anticipated.

VI
SPRINGFIELD, ILL August l3 Partial
returns received at the Department of
Agriculture concerning the fall wheat
confirm the precarious reports published
by Secretary Fisher. The results OF the
threshing have reduced the average
prospective yield in some counties and
increased il in others. Sixty-two coun-
ties reported produced in 1880 81, ,632,-
O55 bushels OF fail wheat against
l4,44S,5 ,565 bushels this season, reduc-
tiop OF 50 per cent. when compared with
the yield OF the previous year. Forty
counties, not included, produced last
season q, ,2SS.450 bushels, and il these
counties have the same proportionate
Weld this season as the above, the crop
therein will make sos, 600 bushels,
making the entire winter wheat crop for
the year 1881 about 22,l54, ,279
bushels, against 81, 100000 bushels last
year. The severe winter damaged the
larger proportion OF wheat, and the
Hessisn hy and chinch bug destroyed
most of the wheat that was not killed,
leaving hardly enough wheat in some
counties for bread and seed. The quality
is generally inferior and the grain is
much shrunken. The crop in quality,
as well as quantity, is the poorest pro-
duced in this State for over twenty
years. This exceptional year will. not
dishearten Illinois farmers from seeding
q large area this season, as the fact has
been repeatedly confirmed that the soil
and climate of this State are not surpass-
ed for successful production OF wheat
of the best quality.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-15
JUMPED THE TRACK.
Frightful Railroad Accident
Wreck on Every Side-Only
One Rersnn Killed.

OGDENsBURG, n. Y, August ia
terrible accident occurred on the Grand
Trunk Railroad at $50 this morning,
which resulted in the death OF the engi-
neer and the serious wounding OF the
fireman, baggage master, and two ex-
press tueoSTSSS--. -~I uarinns iniuries
to number OF passengers. Inc HafH
was the l0:30 express from MONTREAL
and Toronto, and consisted OF six Pull
man sleepers, four first and second
class cars, and postal, express and bag
gage car. The cars were we'll hlled with
returning cxcursionists from Montreal
who were nearly all asleep.
The train arrived at Prescott Junction
on time and the Ottawa sleeper was
there attached to it. After leaving Pres
colt there is down grade, and soon the
train was going fast An obstruction
was encountered and the locomotive
jumped the track, carrying the tender,
baggage, mail, express, smoking ana
two passenger cars with 1t. They ran
on the ties fully 1000 yards when the
engine went down an embankment.
The tender passed by and together with
the express car landed on the other SHE
of the track. The baggage car went
still further on and was thrown off along
side fence. In fact every car except
the sleepers were thrown upside
down. The express car was smashed
into kindling wood, while nothing re-
mains of the tender but few pieces OF
iron. 1t is truly wonderful how the
passengers escaped instant death. When
the passengers recovered from their
fright search was made for those who
occupied the forward cars. The engin-
eer, John A. Howarth, OF Montreal, was
found with his arm around the whistle
rope of the locomotive, having blown
for brakes twice before he met
his death. He was terrible sight. The
fireman, William Taylor, OF Montreal,
was discovered in field, alive
but insensibe. Robert Scarlet, OF
Montreal, the baggage master, was
also insensible, but soon recovered.
His shoulder is dislocated and his arm.
How the two express messengers, Ar.
thur King, CT Toronto, and William Nc
Kenzie, OF Hamilton, escaped with their
lives is a mystery, as their car was
smashed TO splinters, and Mckenzie,
although injured himself, bravely res
cued his partner. Both are injured in
| ternally.
The second class passengers got badly
shaken up, and escaped through the
windows ofthe upset cars. One French
woman threw her two children out OF
the window. Fl st breaking the glass
with her hands and cutting them Sc
| yereiy,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-15
u, sTRUCrIYE STORM.
Ninch pam lge Caused ut Pete -
bnsh, Va

PErgRsBURGm, August Il ihS ci !
and immediate vicinity was visited this
afternoon by one OF the severest ana
most destructive rain and thunder
storms experienced mere for years. Ram
fell in torrents, while some considerable
damage was done during the prevalsnce
of the storm. The freight depot oil the
Norfolk & Neston railroad, together
with a large building used as
the workshop of the Petersburg
and welden Railroad Company at
Mount Airy, and Cameron Bros, large
tobacco factory, were partially uncover;
ed and badly damaged. The grand
stand at the Fair Grounds was COM
pletely torn up and scattered in every
direction. Two houses at the city aims
house farm were also damaged. Several
houses were struck by lightning, and IN
some instances the occupants were
severely stnnned by the fluid. Trees,
fences and ehimneys were blown down
and other damage done by the storm.
Ii is feared great dSmsge was done 10
crops and orchards in the adjoining
counties. Previous to the storm the
thermometer registered lO0 in the shade;
Il is now o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-15
PARKERSBURG.
Court Matters-Obituary - The
New Water Works Company.

Special TO the Register.
PARKERsBURG, August Is.
The we'll known case OF the State vs..
Samuel Cross occupied the attention OF
the Wood County Circuit Court for two
days this week and the Jury returned q
verdict OF not guilty. Gross was indict-
ed three years ago for assault with in
tent to kill, and after a fair trial was
found guilty and sentenced to two years
in the penltentiary. but his counsel
succeeded in having the verdict
set aside and q new trial granted with
above results. The verdict was a sur
prise to many. Those who heard the
testimony predicted verdict OF guilty.
The State was represented by Hon.
Chas. Caldwell and the defendant by
Hon. John A. Hutchinson and J. g.
Mcclure, Esq.
The case OF the State vs.. Henry Col
Inns, for assault with intent to MAIN or
kill, has been on trial to-day. 1t is al
legged that the defendant, together with
two brothers, during last summer way
laid and assaulted one John kun'z with
clubs, breaking enc arm and dangerous
ly wounding him about the head. The
other brothers have 30 far eludei the
officers OF the law, and this one is left to
defend himself against the charge.
Mr.. Comfort living near Lesche's dam
on the Kanawha, died yesterday morn
ing after an illness of few hours. Mr..
Comfort had been enjoying usual good
health and has recently been engaged
in erecting fine Touring mill which
was aoout completed when he died.
The estimable wife of Mr.. Joseph
Cook, near this city, died yesterday
it is supposed OF heart disease,
as the death was very sudden.
At a special meeting OF our City Coun-
Gil, held last Tuesday night, the Water
Works ordinance was passed by |
almost a unanimous vote, and
if the Water Works Com
pany accept the terms and condi-
tions OF the ordinance as adopted by the
Council, the enterprise will be fully un-
der way In a short time, as the ordi-
nance specifies that the work OF con-
struction must begin on or before Sep
tember Goth, 1881, and shall complete the
same within twelve months thereafter.
Since the above was written the jury
in the Collins case above mentioned
rendered verdict OF $50 fine and costs
Of prosecution.
Owing to the extreme hot weather the
Court will only remain in session long
enough to dispose of the State docket
and the office judgement docket.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-15
Murder and Suicide.

PORTLAND, Me-, August l3.-Charits
Boynton, a river driver and mill hand,
lately resided in Saco with his wife.
Two days ago she went to her mother 8
at Bars Mills. He followed, and TINS
morning going to her room demanded
il she would ever live with him again.
She replied: "No." He fred revolver
at and missed her. She sprang from the
second story window to the ground un'
hurt. Her sister, Mrs. Waterhouse, en-
tered the room and was twice hred al,
one ball passing through the palm OF
the hand and the other entering nef
breast. Boynton then shot himseli
through the stomach and expired az
once. Mrs. waterhouss will probably
die.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-15
BULLETINS.
First Report on Saturday.

r1Tbt ntpOEt oh
EXECUTIVE MANSION, August l3, $50
A. N.-The President did not sleep as
we'll as usual during the early part OF
the night. Later, however, his sleep
was refreshing and only broken at long
intervals. This morning he has little
fever. nevertheless he expresses himself
AS feeling better than for several days
past. Pulse l04, temperature lOO5, res
piration l9.
Signed. ID. W; BLISS,
J.K. BARNES,
J.. WOODWARD,
RnDT. REYBuRS.
+. II. HAMILTON.
No Cause Alarm at $50 p. M.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, 2:30 p. N. -
Many alarming rumors have been IN
circulation during the da." regarding the
Preside nt's condition, some OF which
indicated that it was almost impossible
for him TO live more than day or TWO
longer. From information obtained,
however. there appears to be no cause
for alarm. Tie fever indicated by the
morning bulletin has been gradually
subsiding, and the patient at this hour
ia yerv comfortable. Private Secretary
Brown saws the President is decidedly
better at the present time than he has
been during the past forty.eight hours,
and that the fever apparently continues
10 decrease. The day ID extremely op.
pressiye but the Presidents apartments
are kept comfortable at temperature
of about so. General Swain just said
that the President was better now than
he was at the same time yesterday, his
pulse Seing below 100 and temperature
about 90.
The Evenine Message.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, $50 p. NJ
since the last bulletin the President has
continued to do well. TIE afternoon
fever has been half q degree less than
Yesterday. At the evening dressing the
snnearance of the wound was improved.
The discharge OF pos has been adequate
and ;ts character healthy. At present
his pulse is lo4, temperature 1902, res-
pirarion l9. 49,
J X. BARNES,
j. WooDwARD,
RoHr. RZYBURS.
F.H HAMILTON.
Saturdays Message 70 Lowell
WASHINGTON, August 3-The follow
inc telegram was sent TO night TO Lowell,
Minister at London:
The President was restless part OF lass
night. but to-day is cheerful and easy.
J The afternoon fever was ban oeelee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-15
FRANCE
OAmbe.ta's Policy

PARIS, August l3 - Gambelta, all
dressing a private meeting of his con
sti,uents to day, urged that France
should select no power in particular "A
a fayori,s in the European concert, but
should st4nI equally vel with all.
Gambet,a's Successor.
Iospos. An,ust I3 "A dispatch from
Paris says: NJ. Crisson. one ot the vice
presidents OF the Chamber of Deputies
who il recognized as the probable sue
cessor Of Gambetts, TO the Presidency
of the Chamber, has declared in an cleo
toral address for the abolition OF the
senate, the seculariz,tion of property,
clergy and the election Of the magistra.
CIV by universal suffrage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-15
ITALY.
ACircular From the Pope.

LONDON, August l3.-A correspond
ent at Rome says that Cardinal Jacobini,
the Papal Secretary OF State, has sent a
circular to the Nuncios in regard to the
recent meeting in Rome to urge the abo'
lition OF the Papal guarantees, the pur-
port of which may he judged from the
TACT that the Pope has openly stated that
he considers the speeches made at the
meeting as a greater odense against the
church than the Disturbances at the re.
moval OF the remains Of PIus IN. In
asmuch 40 at the abolition meeting in
suits were directly and with impnnity
leveled at a living PsntifI, at hi. own
person as the head OF the Catholic re
iigion and as a sovereign guarantee by
Italian laws.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-15
Collsre students Drowned.

PoUGHkEEPsIE, n. Y, August l3.---
Last night +. Marks, OF Rome. Ga, and
Z. NJ. CTeswell, of Mebanesville, \. e.,
students OF Eastman College, tried to
row across the bow OF the steamboat
Mary Powell. Their boat was smashed
and both were drown,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-15
Why spotI, q III uet

lANEToS. d +, Aug - Tn mar.
ties from Rosebud AsrLcy s's Il at
Spotted Tail vas killed for ss.dn,iI'r aI-
other Indians squa~, aud nv >ay thus
was his one hundlei aud diIlslh offers.
All quiet at the agency.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-15
BOLIVIA,

viii Continue the War Agaiost Chill
LONDON, August l3.-Advices from
Rio Janeiro TO the eth ult, state that q
despatch from La Psz. Bolivia, annouB-
ces that the Bolivia Convention had de-
c;ded 10 cont. noe war a. ainst Chill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-15
Train Ditched.

Los VEGAS. n. n, August l3.-L.st
evening a west bound emigrant Tram
ran into q wash. out three miks east oi
this city. The engineer and fremsn
vent down with their engine and were
instantly killed. Their bodies cannot
no reeoyereJ q until the water subsides.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-15

change of venue and the trial be held
next time in some adjoining county.
There is talk Of getting up an indigna.
ton meeting if the verdict is not such ::
as the people have right to expect.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-15

less than yesterday. His physicians
think him doing well. HILL,
Acting Secretary.
The Sunday Evening Bulletin.
ExEcuTIvE MANSION, $3.50 p. N.-The
condition of the President has not been
materially changed since noon. The
afternoon febrile rise was about the
same as yesterday. His pulse is now
l0s, temperature:l0O $40. respiration
l9.
[Signedl d. w. BLISS,
J.k. BARNES,
J.J. WOODWARD,
RoBr. REYBuRN,
F. II. HAMILTON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-15
vain. ofPetroleum Exports.

w,Hrserox, August l3.-Tbe value
Of the exports Of petroleum AID petrol.
eum products for the twelve months
ended June 30, 1881, are 50, Bib .6So,
against S36, ,2ls, SIS for the corresponding
rsy;od of the previous yesr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-15
LIVE sroCk


CnIcAeo, August l3.-Ths DvpsyS
youyn1i bureau reports: HoDs-Reosipts
1900 head; shipments 400 he'd:
market week; demand good Tor choice;
mixed packing 81 50S5 10; good g Is.
bacon hoes sctivs and h,m. lisht 3 0o(S
8 IS; choice heavy S6 60Q6 So grasssss
and cuIIs 8 509S2.
CsttIe-Recsipts 1900 head; ship.
ments 300 head; market stron9. sctiye
and scarce; common 70 good Shippins
81 70(S6 10 native butchers q z6N so:
s.ockers and feeders q 60S4 90: Tsxss
grassers s. l0t93 75; natives and hall.
breeds 8 SotS4 90; peos cleared and
market closed hrm.
Sheep-Receipts 100 bed: msstes
nomiuslly hrm; common 10 medium
8 50(S5 y; god 70 choice q s00S %.
Clnoinnssi.
CINCINNATI, Augus ls.-Uvs Hos
Steady and 6rn; comooe ssd nght
s. 0o06 90; packing 8 oo06 50
(Adaii,aI NUtas ~ 15wlk Ha&.l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-15

TAdditinal Tdegram on Fourth Pa9e.l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-15
Pittsburgh.

PrrrsBUssH, August l3.-PetroIsum-
Steady. United certificates steady st
75ic; refined tic for Pbilaielpbis de.
livery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-15
Money Easy At 2 10 to 3 P~ Cent
Governments Quiet and Unchanged
Flour Quiet but Stsady-whsst
. Strong and Higher-ness
Steady and Firm.
tIHANCR

zSrocH-Ths market was irregular at
the opeainR, and continued unsettled
until about midday, when prices showed
an advance Of to 9 per cent, Metro
politsn Elevated, Texas Pacific, Wabash
Pacific, and New Jersey Central leading
therein. Subsequently speculation BE-
came inactive and continued extremely
dull throughout the afternoon, the
general list continuing without import
ant change up to the close. The Han.
nibal andSt. Joseph shares werv notably
strong; common selling up 4 per cent TO
96, but reacting to rs. The preferred
rose from ll5l TO III, and closed at that
price.
Transactions $4,000 shares.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-04-20

EASTWARD NOTES,
No. ss7 meets $40 at Summit Point at 0,lo A. Nd.
has passenger car attached.
No. 6Sl meets 69s .. New Market At $40 A. M
meets $40 at Middletown at Il, IS A.. N. meets oil.
~ sterhens City al 12.1 p NJ. and meets $50 81
summit Point at 2, so P. II. Has passenger car at
No. Cos meets $40 and 6lO at Woodstock at 81
p. NJ and meets $50 at Stephensons at SAP. M
Dinner at Mt. Jackson
NJ 6i7 meets go at weyer's Cave At s,is P. n
Has passenger ears attached.
No 633 has passenger car attached.
No. e3s must avoid 6S7
SOIyTU
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