davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Fremont County record., 1881-03-19
OUR opINIos.

Ia our opinion the statc capital sit
nation Is about thiss The capital is
at Denver and Denver wants to keep
it there. Colorado Springs wants it.
Pueblo wants it. Silver Cliff wants
it. Lcadyille would like TO have 1t.
Salida wants is. PoEcho Springs
wants it. CafIon City has not spoken
for it but would not refuse it. Coto-
paxi, Rocky Ford and Cucharas have
not been heard from. When the bal
lots are counted it will be found that
not one of these towns in Southern
Colorado will have cast vote for its
neighbor. If anybody believes Colo
RADIO Springs will vote for Pue bio, or
that Pueblo will vote for Colorado
Springs, or that Canon CITY or Silver
Cliff will vote for either, or that eth
er of the latter could be induced to
vote for the other, or that the Two
first mentioned could be induced to
vote for one or the other of the last
mentioned, ad infn,tum, cucharas,
Rocky Ford and Cotopaxi always ex-
cepted, they may as well disbnrden
themselves of the thought. Denver
will keep the capital. Rival towns
cannot compromise. The golden egg
is too full Of wires.
The Fremont County record., 1881-03-19

T HART. Attorney at Law. Canon
u. City, Colorado. Office over APP
pie & Penmey's grocery store. If
The Fremont County record., 1881-03-19

TOR RENT Greenwood farm, in
l. city limits, containing about so
acres, small adobe house and large
brick hotel. Lease given for term of
in improvements on place and share
in crops.
The Fremont County record., 1881-03-19

TOR RENT-The frame store next
l. door 10 HAYNES & Co, two good
rooms, $500 per month.
The Fremont County record., 1881-03-19
FOR SALE.
FOUND.

DOCKETBOOK = A pocket5ook
l. was found which the owner can
have by applying TO the RECORD Of
flee and paying 25 cents for this no.
iice. sit
The Fremont County record., 1881-03-19

John W. blackburn. Sam. p. Dale.
BLACKBURN & DALE, Attor-
- neys at Law. Mining Law spe-
cialty. Rosi;a and Silver Cliff, Colo
RADIO. tf
The Fremont County record., 1881-03-19

:" J. MILLER, Attorney at law.
wv Office over Harding's hard
ware store. If
The Fremont County record., 1881-03-19
FOR RENT.

D OoMS for housekeeping over the
io Fremont County bank. Inquire
Mt the bank.
The Fremont County record., 1881-03-19

A Understanding about l-2
H-acrcs nicely fenced near Belknap's
place. cheap for cash.
The Fremont County record., 1881-03-19

ToR SALE-The third lot east of
l. the Methodist church on Main
street, bargain. for cash.
The Fremont County record., 1881-03-19

n &. STANLEY, Attorney at Law
~. Office next door 10 postofiiec
up stairs. Canon City. Colo. If
CHAS. L. WALDO, Attorney at
" Law and Notary Public. Office
over post Office, Canon City, Colora-
do. If
The Fremont County record., 1881-03-19
Professional CARDS.

LAWYERS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-06
GRAN BARATURA
I'm
CALZADO
CALZADO
CALZADO.

El antique y acreditado estableci-
miento Eli DIA4N4NTE, " San
Justo 81, acaba de importar por
vapores Ciudad Condal y "Gi-
ion, un grandioso surtdo de bou-
nes de piel de lobo, bec9rrillo mate,
charol y buffalo para caballeros y
para ninos asi como los elegantes
y 6uos zapatos d. corte bajo.
Tambi6n ha recibido por vapores
" Cddiz y Buenaveuturs, una
gran variedad de artlculos de move
dad y fantasia.
Por aguardar nuevas remesas en-
los proximos vapores, sc expende
Ia to ell calzado como los denas ar
ticuloa d precios eumamente redu-
aaos.
Marroquines marca RIOS de 10
Velt8s al por mayor J al detail.
-GUlL1ERM0 LLANERAs 0. 2S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-06
ELCb PRECEos CoRRIENTEs QUE TIENE EsTABLECIDA

Regain especial en- idem de so .....S ~ :.
Oonchas especialeS en- idem de So. 40 =.
Idem correntes en- idem de loo ..... 80 :.
/ Regalia de L6ndres especial en- idem
/ de 100 .............. -. 35 :.
! Idem idem c0rriente en idem de 100. 80 :.
| Idem so5remesa en- idem de 100 -. 80 =.
| Idem conchas en- idem de 100. ...... 30 :.
Oonchitas on iden de 100. ...... Is :.
Medianos on iden d. 100. ....... 20 =.
Millar en- paquetes de 80. 50....... |! :.
Perlllas en- paquotes de tabacos 1
| 20 paquetes por .................. oil
ocadura prensada en- psquetes de
una llbrl. . so
Ilem sin prensar en- potes ......... :. so
Idem suelta del pals fs.......... =. Is
Iden hebra para pipa. 0' =.
CigarriIlos con picadura hebra, 25 ca
| ietillaS pOr. Observation-Disclosures. 0l ..
aciO oorrianta i nraCioa convaneioualaa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-06
TAB.\CO5 ELAbORADCS.
Excen.ionales en- caias lie uio de 2a

Exceptionales en- caas lie uto dc ~
tahacos, millar. ....... slt0
Tdem sin lujo de la -. ...,.... 100
I'm erales en- caias dc So .... S5
Regalla antillana en- cHjas IL l5.. .. 50
Idem idem err idem lie So. go. 10
Idem de pretorencia en- ldem de 25 90
Reiua Victoria en- idem 'e 50. -. 10
Brevas impenales en- ilem de 80 :. IS
Cazadores imperiales en- iden de 81. 30
Brevas en- hoia en- idem lie 81 -. 90
ldem cilinlradas CD idem de 100 40
Idem correntes en- idem do 100. 30
Idem en- paquetes de 10. ....... :. 22
Regaha britannica 81 cajas de SO -. so
Victorias fnaa en- i'd n de so. $780,. ~
Las vltolas no expresadas en Ell !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-06
Solida de la Hdbana ei ltd 10 las ) de.
vap. aoRTERA o kAEUEIA.

NrSvE=ss, 5res. D, Z, .. Ouiz = C9n1p.-G1IsAaA
sueeeoree % alsA. kAIriSaez = J0E9 G.-6AaAQeA. n
AIayo Joaap.-NJHA arsS. s. =. hOs G1mp.
sAN1c DoMIaGc. ST. ~. saaa kca.-2A1A~ ss4.. DCn
ESE Bsrnaao. &2&ADz14G-A SEsSs nEGeAl. nAka , d.
3unIrxGS- tSCc, sEes. IE4AIle sc2DADr se Oarscs
fiaxo oc--SA ~ H0Rs As srNs. iAsuso tosur
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-06
VAP0RES- -G0RRgGS ESPbIlLTS
DE La C0MPANIA TRASATLANTICA
4STEs
DE A. LOPEZ Y COMP.
vIAJE DIRECTO DESDE PUERTO-RICO
4 CADIZ \ BARCELONA.

,salida de Puero-Rico el dia 10 de cada
mes.
Il Camara $l65. q Camara 1870. g. Camara so
Tambien puede taeerse oil viaje. saliendo de
Puerto Rico, los dias 4, IL % de cada mes
y trasbordando en- la Habana
Los precios para estos vlajes son los 81
guientes;
De Puerto Rico q Ii Habana 800 9 "a 5 10
De III. aSantander, Cadizo Bar
celona (vla Habanal -. 200 l60 20
Las loealidades especisles camarotes en-
teros, serSn preeios eonvenciOnales.
HabrA rebajas para las tamilias nunerosas
con ninos.
installation de luio un mneblaie especial a
precios convencionAles
Sc expiden pasajes lie ida vuelts con rs
n y de rebala,
La Enpresa hs heche las siguientes mo-
dihcaciones en- ell pasale de los nifios que
vialen con sus faLailias.
PHIMRRA sEGUNDA CAKARA.
On nino hasta de , amos, Ell cada .ainilia,
gratis. Los deluhs hAsLa amos un cL.arto
pasale. Los de "A IL amos medic pasaje.
Los deInAS pasaJe eutero.
sRCERA CLAsE.
Tn niiio, hasta dos amos, gratis. Los nj
fios hasta amos medic pasaje. Los demAs
lesaJe entero.
StsfGl9 sE Il alaIIi | Pro, nCo
DON EsOALA In NUEvrTAs, GIBARA, CUBA,
PoNCE, MAJ 4aUEz PUERTo-RIoo.
VAPOH PASAI H.. -
IDA.
Saldra de Habana ell 30 de cadh mes para
Suevltas
Id. de Nuevitss el dc ID. i'd id. Gibara
td do Gibars el 3 lie id. id. id. Sgo. do Cuba
al. lie ogo. OEba ei 5 III. id Id. Ponce.
Id dc Ponce 81 III. it, ID. Mayagdez.
Id &c MAyague4 a ID. id, IL. sau Juan.
LlegG San Jp;.u, ?. r, ell 10 dc ca3a mes
RETORNO,
SaldrA de Pto. .cc 81 Ia Go cada mes para
hayagtiez.
Ia. de Mayag aez al Is ID IL. ID. Ponoe
Id de p 0 II { t el 10 ID ID. id s de Uuba
Id. de 5. De ORoa 81 l9 ia ID. id GOara
ID de Glbara el 70 i'll id. i'd Nnovltas
Id Do Nueviss o. II ID id. H. Ha5ana.
Lega d ia HsohuG 81 2S de caGa mes.
Sc adni.e ca "a pasale para todos estoe
puertos.
Mas detalles daran ems c0nsignatarios
So6ri'aos de EsQuiGga
Puerto-Ricl.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-06

Ocho tisicos del primer grado, tratados
ror medic def Jarabe de Hfpofosfito de
Cal dt Grimault c. durantc Yin espacio
yariantO &c SciS semanaS cuatrO meSes,
gozan hoy dia de tan buena salud que va
10 Se heCha de yer Ia pTeSencia de los tu-
bcrculos en- cl puImou, manieniendose el
allyiO dos amos hdCe.
tGucsta niedica De Yiend) Austria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-06
rDuella OCaSiOnM

Ell que sus,ribe ofrece de venta
tOdO el muebIdie de SUI a-habi.a, .0n,
entire el cua hay un magnilico PIANO
de la fabrica dc Pleyel y dos CONSO-
LAS doradas. Tambien Sc realiza t.
do ell servicio de mesa y cOc.na.
Para pormcnorcs de precios 6 ms
peccion de dichOs etectOs dirigirse a la
calle de San Juslo mum. 2, altos, de II
d 4 de la tarde.
~ j. c. D'AZEVEDO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-06

expesaas preco pracios convencionaes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-06
.TARIFA DE PAsAJE
ENTIRE NEW = YORK \ SAN JUAN.
On pasaje en- /. & cAmara. ............. %
TARIFA DE FLETE PARA NUETA-YoRK.

Cafe, Azncar, Mieles, etc, segun con-
venlo especial con los agenteS, hbres de
cape-
A MAS BARATA RUTA para Europa
VIA NEW YORK con opcion a permanecer ct
dicho punto los psa5<AJeros todo eI tempo
que luzguen oportuno.
Conocimiento y EoIeta de pasaJes directos
De dan Ell touos los puerJo6 donde los Yapu
res de La compaiiia toc1u, para Etdtpd, I'd
nadd y b Sto1t en- conexion con las sl0uien
tss hnetAs de vapores
VIA NEW YUkK.-Por la de CWtaaTd,
Hhite star, RnidIs para desde LIrsIpo0L
--NUrth GerH.GH LIoy0 para desde BrenieiL
--AGRlbllTg american Pachet Company para
desde AHl6eres. - General IrdnSdt,aitlc
Company para desde HGVre, ,-AiscitT Lt'tt
para desde L0,toreS GIISg0lo. .--adeTc tC'sGe
Despatch q IHter1satsUI I1al q Line para des-
etodos los pnntos del Cdnddd. - -KetTOpUit-
dn Lane para desde Boston
HOLETA DIRECTA PARA EUROPA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-06
Hipofos6tos de Grinlault YC'
FARMAcEUTIcOS en- PARIS. 8, RUE UUsSNe.

Sc dcbe recetar Ell Jarabe dc Hipotos-
fito de Cal dc Grimault c. en- Ia tisis
puImonar dc tOdoS grades. prOvoca en- la
mdyOria dc los casos un ailvio complete o
a 10 Inenos una sensible meJoria.
lTrltuiad medical De Paris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-06

NLnos menores dc tres amos no pagan pa
SAFE. Entire tres dooe anos NItad dc pa
SAFE Crlados acolnpanando su5 amos doc
terceras pal tes del ptsSaJe.
Para mas lnformes y typos de hetes dirI-
Ianse los aessAtes de la conpanliI
San Juan de Puerto Rico.
o. 20 So6Ttnos de EsQtliG9a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-06
FL DNCTnR ElRi0UE PIN

do regre so lie los Estados- undos de Aue iea,
tleac 81 rn b. de nnupciar 4 sus numeroso
snig4s y a pub leo en- general que dc nnty
ha reanudaao su t rumpidus trabNja FRO
fesonAles ~ ! pu bl de Agaai ia.
Luaes Jneves eonsultaTa graft a os po
hres 10 3 al0 manana y de .6ta de.
b. AZ n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-06

eran - p.9 rec. .tRo.
Los nlnos Memories dc afos, uno gratis
IL s s1oa solU Ia oQart<s parte y de a
: amos pasars-n Ia mit>sd del pasase.
Para mas pC-lnep0ros dlrigtrse en- San
Juan Puerto-R ., los Ageutes generates.
EILvA FERRgR & %.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-06

Esta obIa llu,trada cyn 10 grayados propia
para premios de escaelas y regalos nlnos es
tudiosos s. yende en- Ia 1mpreuta del BoLErlN
a 81 ejempiar lujosameute ene uadel made.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-06
LibrOS en- btdncO.

Ademas del extenso surtldo 81 libr1s conner
eialee, legitimos lie q asgow, esna1nle4 y
agnericanos, acAha d. reeibirve en- Ia imnren
del BobEEiS an eomplefo snTtidC de librQs
en blanco que 90 detallan q kreelos baratlsi
Tnos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-06
Conpaila general taSatIandca
TAPORES-C ANCES


Lined de 81. Nasdire .Sdntdndcr.
Et dia2i dc cada ines saltirS &c St Naxaire J
eScala Ell Sanlander, con desuno este puer-
TO, via san Thomas, uuo de lOs melores va
pores lie la Compahia, 4egando este dltlmo
pAeTto el dc cadA mes, slguleAdo hasta Ve-
racruZ con el slguiente lTlNERARlO.
SALIDA. LLEGADA
DE ST Thomas el G.. san Juan, Z, l. al :
"a ). Juan, T. T. ei ia Habana 81 80. /.
Z" habana I'll Ii "A VerscluZ ELL. Il
RkrORNO.
SGliehdo de NeTAeTlZ el IS de cada me-,
iegaIA u este puerto del - al 26, tomandJ
aqll los paoa)e fosy teles para Europa
PrecioS de pasaies tnterc0lon 'aIes.
Entire Pc
-
De este puerto Ast Thomas $io 81 3
HAbana.., 90 70 -
,veracruz 80 AS %
PreciOS III pGSdye Is ,rGSatllH1t tcoS.
i dc y % de l. 50 &c T. Entrs puente
500 sl75 $3.50 $50
Eft recIos son pag-deros en orc ame-
r,cAAo ) 81 I, uival NE eli moneda cornente
con Il r. lie aullenlO
AO4NOGAlAOAs Ekos
s. ex Iden passages de ida Y lie yuelta a. L
viaies lntercO cOloniaies vadOa por dos meses
con Gu ID "a de rebaJa' j en IDS lra5at-
laut cos valdOs por un an0 J con uu IS pa
de rebaja toda famiHa cuyo pasHje CON,
Ute u uontante Ie cuatro pasajes e c4n4ra
81 il conCedeia una reJaJa &c ID E. @.
Los 4ln0s memories lie ) amos, grals: de
amos ia g de { Il la mitad, y de
cumphdos pagarau pasaje entero. OuandC
ana iaI4iIa tenga yarlos nIHOs memories d )
aLos' soio nno de ellos ueyaran gratis, los de-
MAS pagaIan -. parte de pasaje,
PASAJES DE CRIADOS
Los varones al preelo tiado para los de en-
tre puente, y las mujeres pagaIan 2tS de pa
sale, tomados por suS aIncs.
Para lnas intormes dirigirse ios assentes.
SllUd Ferrer & Co.
iuno 7.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-06

Para lnformes dirigirse q sus consgnata-
rios On San Juan, calle de la Fortaicza n 81.
Vyonde Il 90.
Y d los consignatarlos en- los denas puer-
tos Ponce, Sres. Pastor Marquee 6 Co. -
Arroyo, L. dc Aldeeoa. -humaoao. CArca-
bon, sierra Il Co.-Naguabo, A. NJ Oms q
Cc. -faJardo. Isidoro L. soto. Mayaguez,
Arecibo, Ahumada Il Co.-Veques, L. Sar-
ria.-St. Thomas. FedIersen Wilnk & 20
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-06

Cigarrih,t grnesos en- 10 clIse de pa
pei que Sc queran, de c.nco 0esos
en- adelante q 40 eaje.illas por =. 0l
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
Weather Wisdom.

Under the title Of Old Probabilities
one Of the most use'ul and valuable
officers of the U s. Government il mos
widely-known. But quite ~ w,l! known
is Prof j. II. Tice, the meteorolosiSt OF
the Mississippi valley, w"ose contIibu
tions to his favorite study have given
him an almost national reputation. On
a recent lecture tour through .he north.
west, the Professor had a narrow escape
from the serious con 5eqrences of a sud
den and very dangerous il ness, the Par
ticulars Of which he thus refers to
The day after concluding my course OF
lectures at Burlington, Iowa, on 2lst
December last, was seized with sud
den attack Of neuralgia III the chest
giving me ofcruciating pain and almost
preventing breathing Ny pnlsc, usual
ly 30, fell to 50; intense nausea of the
stomach succeeded, and cold, clamy
swea. covered my entire body. The at
teuding physician could do nothing to
relieve me; after Suffering for ,hree
hours, thought, as | had been using
St. jacobs Oil with good effect for
rheumatic pains, would try it. sat
urated piece OF flannel large enough
to cover my chest with the Oil and APP
piled it, The relief was almost instan.
taneous. In one hour was almost free
from pain, and would have taken the
train to fill an appointment that night
in neighborirg town had not my
friends dissuade.i me. AS it was, took
the night train for my home, st. Louis,
and have not been troubled since.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
G r. 1 E r

ErXCESSIVEANXIETY orPROLON9ED
- study, will produce intirmity in the
nervous system, IN proportion as the strength
OF that system IL expended upon the mind In
troubled thought 80 are the organs Of di.
sestion, assimilation and nutrition. rendered.
inactive and sluggish In proportion as tne
system becomes infrm. Every Individual
| mas some one organ weaker than the rest
and this is always the first to suffer during
nervous prostratlon; for example, aftiictinS
news sometimes causes total suspension of the
hon nG,on OF the heart Producng sud
longer remains of the practibility Of restoring
the nervous system, and through the nerve1
the muscles OF the imDaired organs Eel.
I0Ws' Compound Syrup or HyDO.
phOsphites has been proved to pOsseas
such power In numerous Instances 1t will
inpart strength to overcome trouble and AZ.
11ction. Persons who are accustomed to look
upon the dark sde and who see no pie azure
In living, on using this Syrup soon learn Il
value and enjoy life, and those WHO s1riv
deeply during long hours, will 1nda 3V3Ss
iSytbhp y tbp hrppiO promoter of the power of
There Is no doubt of this fact thsk an in.
paired Nervous System causes CONSUMPTION.
neuralgia, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Asthma
Whooplng Cough, Heart Disease and 8 hOn
of others. Fellows ETypOphosp ptitfSs.
N'1h shona cnre eect"ay cures Nervous
1''N"'N WI "i-oo uittetb also. "k4WQU
cause and the complaint will eeass. " AAssa.'
Hot srRlHos, ARK, Feb. o. lsSc.
JAMES |. FELLOWS ST. JOHN. N. b.
bear Sill have heen prescribing youy
uy2"PhGsp',ises for several years both
IN Canada and the United States, but most
partlcuiary at this ia Nous resort for invalidg
Where thoashals Annually oepxregate, FoY
tnoae in wham the Brain ana Nervous systcm
haYe oeen exhausted from excess or oysfwork
nave fonud no combination Of remedies N
2roupt and ettcacious in restoring the Vita
'orces. l hope that every person needing re.
'lei VIII avail themselves of so valuable
preparation. ResDectfuJlv
ALEX. MCMASTER Nj. IL
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
A Bride Com aaliIs suicide.

Mrs. Dasiy Oaks Dudley, wife OF Mr..
Francis ii. Dudley, and daughter Of ex
Judge Fuller, Of the law ii I'll of Fuller
& All e t, Of New York, comm ted sui
cluo ON, saturday evening. She snot
nsrsel, abou' tive O'Clock, through the
brain, and died about hat pas; twelve
o'ciocA the same nigat. Fromthe tiu,e
Of the shooting until her death Mrs.
Dudley was unconscious The mime.
diate cause uI the dreadfll act VAS a
uuallrl over trltiing uiat.er-l ques-
ton whether hu, panu and wife should
drive i'll ID basket phaeton or a covered
buggy. 1E.y had been married one
year.
They Intended to drive to the depot
to meet visitor. Everything was
prepared when Mrs. Duotey discovered
that her husband had hitcilei upa cov-
cred buggy instead Of the basket phae-
ton, the vehiciu OF her choice.
Crank" she said quite provoked,
"yOu fnUw l don't WANT that buggy.
| want the phaeton.
IL lon'L care. waEt the phat ton,
and won'tgo a step without IT,"
This was followed by All interchange
of angry words. She took large revol-
Yer aud placed it at her rigut temple
and fired.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
tsBeatfn2" French pool.
From the Louisville Courier j 0urnal.

| FROM the LOulsVllle COuTltr-JouIhai.
! Considerable gossip was on foot AT
the Turf Exchange Tuesday over tht
shrewd trick of some unknown opera
tors, who, to use privileged phrase OF
the turf, hammered the French pools
| Monday in a manner that was not alto
gether above suspicion. The trick sue.
ceeded so well and was so neatly work
ed thatit demanded more thar passin .
notice. At the turf pools sold daily on
each race up TO the moment Of starting.
The pool room receives its dispatches
from the Saratoga and Monmouth
tracks direct. When despatch comes
announcing the "mouni" no more pools
are sold until after the race, the result
Of which comes by another despatch a
few minutes later. AT the turf Mon
day afternoon Colonel ice Burt was
selling pools Gu the fifth race at Mon
mouth Park, in which were entered the
Duke Of Montrosc, Viola, Gossip and a
field of five orsix stiffs. The Duke was
a heavy iayorite' and Viola wao selling
away for scratch. All at once sever.
al parties came in and Dought Viola
several times in IA! tho French mutual
boxes. No sooner were the tickets is
sued than the telegraph messenger ar
rived with despatch and the pooling
was stopped; as it was supposed to be
the mount" Much to the surprise o.
Colonel Burt the despatch announced
the result OF The race, Viola winning
As she was IA short horse, the pools sold
q for !, ami the list Corners took the DO.
1t is supposed that some "moukey busi
ness was indlllged in to prevent the
of the despatch announcing the
mount, aud that the shre"d operators
heard the result before the pools were
stopped and thus scooped the box 1t
will be Investigated, but, there is little
chance OF catching up with the parties,
1t may have been merely Il freak Of tue
maiden, Luck.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
Trousers.

Not often does it happen
in trade that vixen demand
is strongest supply is readiest
and prices lowest.
Now, W h e II everybody
wants trousers (hot weather
is hard on trousers,) we
have them by the thousand
at 81 50 up, and such trou'
sers as ordinarily cast near.
ly or quite double; mar.
scilles, or all-wool cashmere
Keep nothing that yor
don't value at more than its
cost
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
THE PREsIDENT'S MOAHER.
She Fears that tho Chances are
Against Him.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 22-Rumors wer,
in circulation in Washington Sunda,
evening 10 tee effect that Capt. G. II
Henry had gone from there to lIiran
and Mentor 70 prepare the PreSident's
mother and younger children for the
worst and to have them in readiness tt
start for the ca! itol at a moments no
.iCc. In view of h Sc rumors a call
was made to-day on tho aged lady at
the residence Of ber niece, Mrs. Clapp.
il Hiram. She was found in excellent
| spirits over the encouraging news OF
Friday and Saturday. Her first inquiry
was IN regard TO her >ou 5 condition on
Sunday, CT which she had learned
nothing. She was informed that the
Preside, had suffered slight relapse
in the afternoon, but had improved
considerably during the night. The
reporter read to her the interviews had
with Drs. Bliss and Boyuton late Sun
day evening, which seemed to have a
cheering effect upon her. 81 do hope
he will recover" sad She, "but am
afraid the chances are all against him.
Poor boy, hoy he has suffered -
"Do you intend going to Washington
soon ." inquired the reporter, at the
same time informing her of the rumors
in circulation concerning the move
ments Of Capt. Henry. "a have not IT,
reived word that am wanted there,
ard until then will remain in Ohio.
He Is rec,iving the best Of treatment,
and | could do him no good. Capt.
Henry is at home on private business
ana have not heard u word from him.
He is couIing to Hiram Tomorrow to
start His son in the college,
"Do you intend remaining at Hiram
during the FAlt?" was the next inquiry.
No; | shall prob,blv leave for Scion
next saturday II nothing startling hap
pens before then. Some time next week
| am going down to Mentor to see the
boys. pity them. They have spent
such lonely summer. When they
left Washington they expected to set
their father and mother in il few weeks,
but they have been terribly disappoint-
ed. James did not think best to take
them on the New EngIand "Trip, and
sent them home iOr a short time"
Mrs Garfield sat musing tor few
and than remarked, halfl
"Guiteau put u veto on
all James pleasure plans. | wonder
W hat they will d, with him ii the Gen
-rAl gels we'll. He is "a dangerous man
and ought not to be turned loose on the
world" Mrs Dr. Boynton is also visit
ug with Mrs. Clapp, and declares that
Mother Garfield bears up under the eX-
;itement better than the other members |
# the family. The morning official
bulletins and occasionally letters and
kilograms from Mrs. Garfield and Mas |
er ii .rry are received by the Presidents
mother, aud Mrs DE- Boynton is in re-
,tipt of daily letters from her husbaL i.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
THe Evllh that Attend SncC eSS.

Success generally creates envy-envy
begeis hatrel-hatred gives place to
mathematics prompts mischief, and
so the haneful list goes on, followed by
crime and wrong doing The Louisiana
State Lottery, established by the high
est authority, meets with no exception
to this rule It's success, induced by in
tegrity and honesty in its management,
with literality aud charity, have caused
to spring up in New York opponents
who try to circulate all kinds OF false
reports az to its permanence and ability
to redeem its promises. Let every one
who has lingering doubt write to NJ.
A. Dauphir, New Orleans, La, to es-
tablsh the truth that all that is proE--
ised will be performed.