davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-01-20

Tho following gralt. was inspcotc.! Into atore
IN this city yesterday tnDrtllnK: = cAss rejected
winter whcut. 60 ears No. . sprlnK. II ears No.
do, cnrs rctcctcti 6a whenN; 81 cars No. corn,
8 onrs high mIxc. II cHrs rejected tl;EE cHrn,s III
cara white oats, II ours No. ln!xc., 10 ears TO-
jcctpl t@ oats); q ours No. y ryo; cars law
grale; 4 cArs M. barloy. ours No. do, . cars
No. do ttl hAroy}. Tutal, I'D oara, Or LIS 001 bu+
inspected uut: l1,sss7 hl wheat, 47.s80 bu corn,
4usA b. outs, x,401 bu ryo. .,aio bu hurley.
Withdraw from storo during fhreo days 4or
city cn,,sunpion: I. l63 hi wheat, !. (63 ou corn,
uBt hi oats, i.bsl sn, rye. :,si9 hu barley.
Tho lcadng pro.leu Markots woro r1tlior
0lltct ygAter,luy. and AvprnXcd easy; BDn,o being
wenk and n,oat Of them duli Provisions wora
ruthor 4tenly, with Il tecHo Ut noont 16u In
pork, but a subsequent reaction. Wheat Was
tirppr, chiefly bccAusD Of tho better GxpnFt do.
lnsna itor red wluter) in New York thu previous
day. Corn Was dull and stcndy, and outs rather
weak. Thu reRulAr tnl1Hrhphte adyacea FROM
L.vorpool were uyAin wanting, being clnyot! "
the slurl,, hut private allylces Indicated dull
ness In bru.HtssutT5. Mess pnrk cloyeA u BhAdo
tirn1cr, At {iAl5GalA17!s for FubrsInry anu
el3lEtts gtl3.M for bInrch. Lard closed sno
hjghur, 1T $B.s..i for FcbruAry und tS.tsss lot
MNrch. Short ribs coard tFineF, at e1.S7tsGi0,0O
sclles March. Wheat closed 10 higher, ~
D7hQ07Ao tor February aud @'tWVS9se
for M4rch, CuEh VloScd thado hFtncf
Ut gdIu Tor February Mna Al9lu for gay.
Outs closed stoalsy tor tho day attur sone sltRas
fluctuations ut ulxo seller February md &!sl
3sAo seller AlAy. Rye cit,4e! study, With No. :
| cash at 800 for Rlt-udIe'l; Samples Ut eV.ts'c
, 1881-01-20

Tho following Instruments wcro filed for rec
ord "Wednesday, jan. ~:


ord "Wednesday, Jnt1. ~:
CRY PROPERTY.
''%fs's II 9 4 i m %fsa's1 f. IN
w! II; fifth W;iS|s; 4
ws.s sffs .i: ; 1T !: '
qMnfisy b r. %,c h. T. q ta aa !tH a L. IL
;;:'!S ii; i; ;E i ~ i;
$S;;S III! I s ;S l. sas$ i
nS;s :is;a M iISsiyT +
S;$$: ssis IL: i fs;'iss vi &siSsfj i'll /;
n;%T ;; 7. a + { 5 i*s; W.; q SnIe S'ss y: $40
Ss;ss 81; 5 s.s!s & s! isa & &
AIS!andef ws!r'; !: ;;;::.ii; Il 100
s Soss ss! sss'T s II f Il ss
'ss .$ i iS%;s; Ssii il II
$s'ss 5ss ii i, IL Il
sftssn II I sa il aiss;s Ess:sia n.; HI
sss Az: ;g;;$s il 'sS; u
pees snseS H. ,nsns 4: s avc asa JIM il
t;cHrso, Wright TO Horny H. Frnukl,........ 12tH'
| NORTH uFClTf ItMlTH WtT1ttS a AlkAnupos hANA -
| MILES w THE cDEitT-itDusE
sst !!s,ss! Il bse: s .s st Il as'rswss
MIN 1a,,iimn H. l:;H Il Il AZ Herifnn, 1t. Sf,
4iixiyi ii. Intel Jah. 10 tE n. md d. Althsup ,,o
to Il, j. Helolt1.. <uu
or is %Fs ~ I'll M!T!taS Sz'k
| khurteIf nv, CTS It n Of Fnrty -tir st,H 2ixl9
H. dnlVtI Ju,i. II {aluUon Hltuus 10 II AasioFJ$ IL
wrar or cry Ll,tlTs WITHIN 4 KAnluH uR BEVE
| MlLEA OF THE cntfET'alnusE.
nnchenan H. hut A,msseM M sy 4 aa AS Scr',.n II T. I,n, #,
, 1881-01-20
BUSINESS.
Stocks Continue Strong, with
Eager Buying.
New York Brokers Still Sending Out
Cautionary Advices.
Currency Flowing to Chicago
Foreign Exchange.
1ho Produce Narkels Quief-Whcat Fifmcr-
Oats WeaA-0lhcr Grain Dull.
Provisions Closed Stronger, Alter an EARLY d.
cline In Fork md Lurd.
FINANCIAL.

ut.- n.x Snrtot |
Tho rise In stocks mas oecosno a'snos. I ,.a ~.
noss caMt1onary aav'ces n,e ne"s om. assni nj.
tho New YORK usoAets' IN" uay ..' n.... shat nr
vnnccs. fcstcr'ays business w's '. .., Inv s. ,s,th
the months TINT hase preceaE'a III .,r,s
nctlvn and cnRef oaylnst Los'.'s u."os IT, ' rhnrc
wcro III crch'at'on aoo.. .R"ss ",l. .,n. IN NJ
was very lltslc netanI ne"s' sssstS ..,, s Iannro
rectnrs " fho limos seh'!a. ~ ~. .,a. oot
n hi uer cent a'slaeatl' i"s'e"u u 'n' = Fe'
expccte". .,,.or,os III.
All the notan1e cua1ses W.T. s,,,e va, Vurx ran,
noe ccntra! maa. -. u t, "4.,,.t y. ~, 1ssn.
trhl :'s 70 laS. MieMg ,,t ,.s,,.no.,n-, " IN
Like snoro ~ ~ ~. H., 49, ,,,.fnrro, ~ IN
EG,I; st' Joseph - ~ ~ ~ ~" u,,Su,,, * IN
iui4' rhcaho 'M' ~, 49, ~ 1f,,, 1,.n,,,o aW IN
lo.:i' Meae!ls ~. ~ VII ~ -, ,,:,l atianti, 4
~; western on.on ~, ~ ,r.,,,., ~ ~ ssst.
rhc't!o:. 10 +ss' mMeu'en ., rnrrad H. tn Ir;x:
ofn'hn -. 10 tu.,S 'uu ~. ~ .rss. '"s'
Lunlssa!le Nasns. ~ ~, ~ t,,,,rsv,,ou,o 1,o
fteslaent H'uo.',, ~ .,,, s,ru"twrc thok rho
roau s.atts w.. ,,,, m.s "',n-nms. hna mt mr.
rennsysn..'s ~ w. s,s,os ~ N, pbin,,clnbin 4
n'nsu ~ c,,,nrnnv nor hua any officer
, 1881-01-20

,,,.,v. .,r,, u,,,1 ~, ~. q, for February md
rlt;u fnr March, Barley e,usu1 Rtchdy nt
a IN for M, . cush nnl st.01 far FesrtMry.
tloas wcro dull e,d III lowur. Mt *'76ldW Tor
nrtivt. md stronger with sn1rs nt 4s...iHag,0d.
.1nt,lcrs nj tlry et,uIs Ind l,tltnp t,ow IL re.
u,rt, There IA very ,ttln, II my. Improvement
in thu 1cn,uud, nrdcrs, as fer nome stnic pn*s,
to,nv rcstrir,ntt tn oettng tho aot,,At requires
,ncuts ut cnrrcnt tsntc. Prices remain Etendy
md t}rm, In tho l,uet nnl shoe unrhct serr
itttlo yns doing au hats, cnps. clothltIg. a1,tl
millinery n,so wcrc ,lull. Values, however, were |
we'll s,npurt,ut nil nrpHn1 In tho Rrncory n,ar-
kct ,turc was FUR nctivlty md ilrn1 |
set Of prcrs. III comparison with tno
lowest trtecs Of last week s,iRnra aro
IN MI isc. rico lie, and hluchn coffee 1c.
.rl,err was n Rhartn tItynnce III cheesr, fl'll
crrnrns showing NJ, Improvement Of 80 md part
skins Of gnly |u per Ib. U.trlnH tho rAst twn
yceks stocks hny1 bacn t1ttlucctl to Utmost
m1hlue, at,t, as tho demand continues guosl,
holtcrT lust nav hayo the vurltauc.groln'1.
lutfcr ns,, wns higher, choice Rrstca command
Ing l,tIy 10 n.irnncu. Thero worc M changes III
Tho dried fruits canned -gputls, md t'sh mhrkets
| Oils wcro quoted nuIet, with lnrtl md Ensecu
very tsrtn. Conl n,,d pix lrou wcrc unchanged.
! Thnre Ia healthy trails In hrnor.rort' ut ilrncr
/ pricDa, In drugs ailtl chemicals Il atehdy ue'
| untld exists, without mntcrlnl chniIya ~ tho
| 1.tp,ntlons of ono weoK aRt,. There Is growing
| scarcity nf fresh cEge, which Frsltlo ia selllhs
readily ut 1Df)c. urren fruits hnvn llls'lcf gone
| no material change, tho market remaining worry
dull Mt former rates. In hAy ti1orc Is y d'''
lvcn ,uarket. while tho shipping nrtta'd Is iHirlJ
nuttyo, Hides aro weak, with lltte hotna. Mt
former 1ltutnttous. fotnsocs nro IN l'ithtcFnsc
| flc.narh nt 751 for peachb!ows nnll NdE'he lnr
| curly rose. Wool IA iii fair stock, nhi t!e hlAfRel
Is slow III tymrnthy with trttdt' ut the East.
Railroad frciuhts wore moderately neitFo NJ
tho November nivnntc. Tho rntcs tn New York
IF,1 IL.
, 1881-01-20

Tho Graphic says OF tho tcleErnphlo consotldn"
uun: "Guull NOW owHa y majority ot tne ht1x
uf tho present Western Unl0ls. utll. by the con,
BoildatiuI. Ut tho severl companies, will cnfrt'!
majority uf tho joint stuok: Any now Hoatu
O[ IrrcttrS TINT ID Ghtsen will DO III hR latoeoat
and lii tLnt OF his friends. Tho American Union
nld Atlantic 4 l'ncine Telegraph coInpa'l!os
Will, by thu present arrangement, silsnppcAr ".
trcty Is controlling aE9nts, altnousa -u.a. ne
xMtiuHs, W has beuN slul!0 hy tho united
rtustIa nEl thv con! computes Or New JefSuy
elaro tho lcasa to tho p1AnsyltanA Central. fho
stuck lsutai nt the presBMt ahd OF the now WcAt-
cEil Union, 10 far ~ tho control u THO hoaFd -
concerned, Ia In a Iuw hands, unI tho pfcseht
l!0nru, Getn Shaull no Nuw DlIe 70 G1tlseh lailb!
November, will probably act III tle infUrost ot
I thGse who control tito cGnsolllat!oI. len
Thouaus u. l;okert will ls First Vtvo. trestaoHk
pvlIIcs. Tha nlntuit Ut stork bar heen alxcta "
&HU,MUU0 and tho pro rutR llytsIon at lh0 stDck
| hBtwaeil ths thres tlls tlnt Sui heeu CORRECTLY
| pubIlahel. Tho Western lnt0n hna hesn lnotrtl
nH receiving nlttph moro thMn will clo 10 IT 10
| it8 natural shuru. Tho division Will DO ~ ~.
| lows, II Ia AnderatMnl Western Union, y! wy
shares: american Union, y ,aao ant! Aaiahtiu Y
! Pacific, l1.H1 shnrcs. Hut. ~ tne Mestatn
| huvU ut tho pru'rAta valuation abn.!t 4h,'al
sharce OF tho 1olnt stock, iustead Of eao0' W
| stated q week a9o."
| H,sTON,
| 6ptcta Dt,pateh 10 Ths Chicago Tribune. .
| Uf3sT(}N, Jau, 1v.-Th1 stock market WaA qtllte
| aUitvu, and pEtcek showed hut uttle II any
| uluuKu, thu unlert0ny being very strung, Ahw-
| over, HuIrUuti bunds continue strong, c6po-
clalIY thosa which nro uealt In FOR iuvcse1neu'
, 1881-01-20


Ft,uuR-Was almost lifeloss. aHt generally 0letcd
enslpr Ihego wg1o sunle shipping UsderS un thu
tiour but nt ti2urcs bssaw tho yuxs oE nouess Ana
tbo nurina wnt runnnuA to tho city trade. luok-
whuht waA ws4k at tstbl for Eo0d ~ clsolco. Will
tho spason nearty cinss IND littB MoEo aanand ex'
poptc knes woEe rep0Fsud Ut III Urls winters partly
nj tus, i tr4 aubio spring extrss and rs 0fS rye
tiour both IN private lorns Md " bsls l0w gsnda vt
EL7a. Tolul uA brls. ExA'ft noars waTa Guoted ~
81 uhs5s6 tor Euud to ehnc0 ant rtu dn NJ slahsd1a
0ruElt ailLLsguYRaA.Here In puur d0nsana and
osy!vr. baIas Hcro cars bFan at sl41a& lNt ca1
utddlings VI til!ACsilIN xhd car SHORTCUT stoM
Bftt3Ni3 WllhAr-WAx gonsgalay tRno And stesdy,
but hat nrneE, nliyAnclnH 4, ahd cluslh1 ~
w abova tho latest prleos Ut Ine.dsy Now eeIk
qu!e aMd xerpool Inss.tna y bst s aI' II ~
iork pts{9S. day 9nd sna 5sssgt. nSse asS
ss!sIn, ota,r. , 1" . ta{ 4s1s 4 ~ ~ III
tit rias u,os0 wiilngmvss - s.sS z! h91d ~
T%s i9S I" sap s5 '0Sta' u No. spe
u Wa.7sis; asp ii ko. ! III "sooa houses" ~ sio
, 1881-01-20
MICHIGAN CENSUS.

Coupleto Returns from Michigan
shown by. Cuuntlea-Tho Details or
tho Count IN Officially Reported.
Tho following statement exhibits tho results
Of tho first count of population according I" tho
.chciu,es returned to the consns O!''co by tho
euumerators nf tho several districts eoncertch'
md published officially by t'io Census bureau,
gho sny: "Tho ssutencnt OF tho population In
relation to my township town, city, or county
10 still subject to possible corrections by reason
of tho discovery OF omissions or daplcnaons nl
unu1cs in tho lists OF Inhabitants retnrles!.
Indians lu tribal rcutious under tho euro Of tue
Government ,,ru not lncludcd III thls statement;
, 1881-01-20

....... NEW Yo,x.
NEW yonk. inn. l'-o0ser""ent' ao'o'' Dit
IL tho rsss" bond aske' ,"aa axsceI nide'9,1
from a'59fS g.; aae, ws'ostoSn osde.sosfx ass's
uivanecd to a', from a::a: New York s:; Central
on's to liz. fron ITO; Oregon Navigation hra.s
M,: @ -; iron . u. M Lako ErIe 4 western Income TO
WIZ ~, ts,., sn ,o.,rc ~ 1. ,ron Mountain SEQ.
WA, ''''s,. 81" to r. yron, ss closing ot
sl!1; Ohio Centrnl Income to os!;. frnm 81. md
thou fcll TO c.. chesapcako \ Ohio currency
declined to ~ from ~ y. tn a. e9sns }s','s
Wabash general ossd9e 4{on Us 10 thcn H. p
eu,s,u mor.xass Of O. ITO, to 100, from no.
stute srcur'tlcs were au ,,,,,. 49,, ,,e,,,.
The stock 1nnrAot opesca strong and AGas,i
,hs latter rS.. ] vn0a t at tho rst
,i"ons s,nn,n,ton ",.u,ncd n stronu touc. aud
up"1a nnrr nrisx n"rehases an avance n,xlne f
1sGs5 was rccordoA, In which IT. ra,.l = omn. y,
~ ~ .'n s,n ,,I n,I,woro &. tI,,,lson
nost psonnc Th!s was H. t9lw W e
rn!cr hcaSy pureh9ses; AZ ,i'lysnea Of 10 ~
's assnssns s ssSt? + s,g S ,Ss*ss
| TanfSsHC1ltt AHI atH
: genCrully current ~ hflAt shleS, .hu naFHu. nt
cInsEpE strong tinl'l in!icn HSSlteTnen,t. ~. ~
Directors nf the Hannibal IT. Jne ltssl!roaM LIZ, ~.
| day resolved u st1hnhh nfopnsluoH ~ tHeas
I Stockholders to ssMo eo'lsohoatea t!,t,u t ~, ~
$B.W.0n on their 3 tes ol i9M.; ,t, ~ @ ntNg a Mp
all outstanding 1aHdGs lnn Do1 VIII pgnE b,pI'n,
" cent Interest," md run thlrty Scnfa in;a VII VI.
o result IN saving OF f!HsMN ~ iMitlGsk St"aHi Hi
- and tho fncD.1iu OF the anna d@ephtIMnent @ M @ VIII
suon hu applicable 70 dytuenh. !iotm & tnG c',n.1 @
j. mon aud prterrgA STICK were sGrS ~ - 1t ,u
= strung On this nctlnn: Ihc sarp rise ~ ~ IM! w,
o Omaha preferred shur.:s anu INC syn'iultna.o s
u | nllvNnce In cuinnon alheK WefG a'tu ~ UT nthS y
curnRs a1sa thy gr9sIiect u % tho ronu eths neti1s
cvctlluly absorbGa t4 the ea Ineegn i sc;,"r. n
)r western system. Iho latcs5 rHut ~ Hsu ~,
lr Chenyn ~ Alton ss that tho Go;lPany vii vii "e-
IN cMro bond div:lena 9L pEnonuS ~ per en.; IN IL,
- The Chicago q AuGR is!aHa GMrnlnHs aus 1 ano
or first eight nunths VI tAo sca! yeAroi nc Gn.- ~
ID ny wore ut tho rnte Or over ~ pet cone por ~
i,ttul. and movement !s 1n fnnt Tor iercnsnH
N dividends. Tho nesiso Mehlhnu lot En.l pIa
;" - mt tho Improved henahu LOT i,.. tk
Of Iron a1lt rAils, III ennneeMon "lta ~ ~
It. scarcity VI cnnl nt mo Nest, MIe LII III
III canscs at work N AdyoGluF nntarnc'io ,la GoM
m shnres. bnt ~ tho case ot pelnMwhte M i"GHn M
- wanna western reports nonut tnG TnpaM lily. ~ !.
~ s,mcton OF ist!n!o nxtcsisloM M n9te fnt"tt ft
y, Tho etntiRucI tlPwhr.i tnotslnemt VI ia.Hua u y
Central Ia duo 70 We!l nutuonilcnttu teEn..s = .
tv I'M nGronse In tho rhto of utyltlods ~ iGturg M
:. -. Tho Northern Puclt!n preferred sMates WI
1e soon bo placed In lilo l41ntlhn hf9ek EAehangt
, 1881-01-20
COMMERC1ALs

The following wern tho receipts and shipments
pf tho leatling articles Of pTotl,1e0 In this city
during tho tweniy.Yeur hours enu!!nR nit o clock
Wednesday morning, with tho corresponding 1E-
urcS for IL yCAE nKo:
, 1881-01-20


CAl~r1,E-An aGt!va md Driu nAttnt MIN expert.
o,lc1t, Ms,rG lluy1rR wcr1 present thnn OIL fet Gf
tho hrevlnA days of tho week. MID, ns Htl rlntscs M
erntca moro ur icas generously. thu ncr1nscI SIMPLY
pyoycd lit 10 WHY u1resrIse md tic Advanced Vees
established during Moflay ind TucsdnY wrsn thor.
n,,shly sustained. In fnCt puat Ia cfeo vris'cs sod
stranger linn tho ay btforc and tho alsAncd
since Saturday n,nannts tn fully .0at'lc. Tho ad-
v,,l,ca In butchers stun nnd rtekeEa Ina been almost
IA marked. Trn.le opened very ,QHsat tue tasenoan
bptng wull trnht bBfUru buyers gut io~h ~ thet
wurk but fron about 10 oaI0uk until lie i-o'cusk
wh,stIe sounded the sgnnl fur suspo1sinn ut UpeR'
tIo,s tllprp wan brisk movement. III auay the Of.
irt1gn wprt much tbs thsB IT. far number OF inya
ntgvitux. Common tb Rund Ethies totht'rlseA the
bnk n'!d M aFst iIs Vi sng se. Mss sh %es
,irnyca fur which ~ wns Hbtninbti. md l1i ons
Cr twU iilsnt.eeH t1tHpE i!Mrs ~its pail ~ eph ~
Urnsf JtxVt ihs. HpMK III tGVt fts,cker* were axan
NUl{yGiy Irulrul tur. A!l t!t!slrahU !nlA k! i:it
Vuntr wbFs wnncI mt a. !15a.sh PR lnl ms INT l!tus
stuff rGth!nul, All1 lie ltlnrRGt HntaEeu scRa}t
QEUTAT1uNH.
Estrn t.covcs-f;radeG steers. wuiehnG 110
CiIuIru ligevns-F1ne. int. nisd wuIl'furn'sd
Steers, ~uignE ~! 70 ini husaa
e: IN. 10 j.SV III. -. Aolt1
hGMI ~ iti,i;U ,s alz
DutcIi0ra StucE-itDHr 10 ctllnnt!tn tteGfsNf1a
WsiHr SG!fa!'3 u hi Is ia
stnek FIJI ~. saa
11,(rrir-iRlat MsI tiln cs'ws. heifcrs, st'Ies,
n.1IY and Hc4l,pwuI .NJl8
, 1881-01-20

lItjt;H-Irade Maa l,Il md rrEGinE ns! nay ltNH
tullpst ut tn pcninE, hut tht trs9t nlt! tt ut a.!
limo psGsant evu,t tho ApiluaIHncn nt Aetlsy. !h
urr{ys HIr Thursday rra,!pn 10 hH inrte nl baJ' 49,:
nj 81 iii fruui tilo ei,,siIIa lDintis ~ tl dur ~
iurs a,d II t.at tsA.ic.nn W. anshat rus1 fes'
GEt tur cis to nxtFn EradrA.- hnlk IT t.at$tM
C0lI,ilit to lritnH lt3ls su nj IT, :0+h stnl a.nf
II shfinkngG OF 10 liz for lugy hoNs as'd ~ os @
@tWu
, 1881-01-20

Hllort rbs sstlrr March. clokea nt 81 Lena
clunrx 0iiVte tlt E1usu ard Eha0 p1HuuJ CuMbut"
intius. 3sisNo buxa!i lung cMt hu!ns. s{di sMnst,
picklSd iiats Guulvd ~ ags,{q for lhtld nscFaao'
iiacum aunlGI Ut k4Ai slnuiIprs. 1has9kc for
ehrI ri1s 7H447Iko s.ost c!0aFa, Sis for hams,
I'll cnnS 1ycd nlld packed. ., u,o,, N,
faf axtra uisss ana tIH7ARl7.uj for ARms.
, 1881-01-20

Iora State Ktgsttk
Below Is the population Ut Iowa ny couht!cs.
under tho lgH UUIl6llH4 us rGcolvGu u luo oluco
0f aecr0tury HUI, direct from 0gn. WRlktr. tho
Ut tho Eensus. ,rhs statement
IL still subject 10 possible dnrrectton 4y feAson
tI,n i}.ia M itIhuhtAIit8 rAtiirlnl:
, 1881-01-20


Epscfal Dttpdteh 10 The Chtta5o TrlbiHe+
posrt,S. N[,.ss., jan. 1!l-ThD feutrro or lntn-
lnp atncks to-day wus liarshaw, which roso this
morning from, ~ to 10ti under sales OF aboslt
1900 sharcs. Tho advnmca Is Eancrnlly looked
upon rs being ,.oraIy speculative Il, eharnotcr'
tlshor coppor mining slarcs aro Etcndy, nut to
say strong, An,lcr tho influence Of ingnt copper,
which Is strong at lai4a cs,sh mud 1oS1lo,ae For
Fnbr.,ary md March deliveries.
To the lrtstfrn dssoefdttd f'rsts.
l3os1oN. ian. l9.-MntnK stockH olnsad:
Ar.,n.4 rpy...... 4GiMeaIaHn cIprpF. ....+. II
fnin,tut i Hccjn l'uwab1o tnGWi =:
(.ntnls,n M1}u}nEf. *HH
l,n.ruF FtIis l. 1tiA2o. '.'''..'' ~
FAN FRANCISCO.
o., ~. %1ru-r ru1 tnu 1H-MInft%U AtnCkS
, 1881-01-20

From simple cold or ip1uenzA 10 tho ruttfn9,
eioughtng, aIiu death 1t tho he,ses ~ smell,
a.aish a T i aos aoprsse. cu%ploto csserai md ii.
9erHnl ts1At alent for 81.
, 1881-01-20
nrnt lesi n,M lin.erl wcss tho tr'nest article. u

hrnt l4F. hil llnseMt wcss THO hf1nest nFt'clealu
ine lst ,,MnhHe'h a"o.'' Az,
htlnli Enianl' ''''t''-''''s''''''''''e ;iA
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| crn lsai!ruad Coihrany'
| MoSrn uF NOVEMBER. .
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, 1881-01-20

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, 1881-01-20

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, 1881-01-20

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, 1881-01-20
DY rELEGIsAPH.

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, 1881-01-20

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, 1881-01-20

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, 1881-01-20

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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-02-03
Decisive Battles Of the World.

Creasy's extremely interesting volume
narrating the history OF the fifteen deci-
sive battles of the world, those few bat
ties of which a contrary event would
have essentially varied the drama of the
world in all its subsequent scenes, is
highly esteemed by all readers of histo-
ry. 1t has a long time been on Harper's
list as one Of their standard books, at the
price of $3.50. Now it is issued in a very
handsome cloth-bound volume, by the
American Book Exchange, New York, at
the nominal price of 30 cents. 1t forms
one Of their Acme Library OF History,
which. includes Macaulay's England,
$I.25 (reduced from $3.50, Gibbons
Rome, $500 (reduced from 5000, Roll
Inns Ancient History, $1.75; Froissart's
Chronicles, $1.5O, and to which list will
soon be added, at equally low prices,
Grote's Greece, Green's (arger) Eng
land, Mommsen's Rome, Masson's Gui-
zot's France, Carlyle's French Revolu-
ton, Schiller's Thirty Years War, and
others. Catalogues of the standard low
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will be sent OF application to the Ameri-
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New York.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-02-03
Death Of NJ. T. Ayers.

On Monday morning last, in Eaton, at
the residence of his father on east Main
street, after a short confinement from
Consumption, MICHAEL 7. AYERS de-
parted this life in the 9th year of his
age. There is not perhaps another young
SO universally respected and beloved by
all who knew him, as MICK AYERS. To
know him was to love him, because he
was kind, affable and generous to every
body, upright, manly, one whose whole
life vas without spot or blemish, and
whose word in all business relations was
as good as his bond. Two years ago,
just the night of the morning Of his death,
he stood by the death-bed of his mother;
and within a year that Of a younger
brother, by the same relentless disease.
To the afflicted father in the loss of a kind
and dutiful son, and the sorrow-stricken
sisters in that of an affectionate brother,
the heart Of our entire community goes
out in coincidence; but in their sore be-
reavement human consolation and hui
man sympathy cannot heal the broken
spirit. They must look to Him who doth
all things well and sees the end from the
beginning.
At the time of the death of Mr.. Ayers
he was Corporation Clerk, having been
elected last spring for the term of two
years, also Secretary OF the Democratic
County Central Committee, and made an
active and excellent officer in both posi-
tons. He was a worthy member of St.
Clair Lodge, K. of H., of Eaton, from
which his family will receive a benefit
of Sc. 600.