davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-10-12
VESSEL CHARTERS.
At Ct.EvELAxtI, u.

Special Utspateh to Tbs Chten11 Irthune,
CtkvEi.ANf,. a.. Oct. l1.-Cllnrlcrs-aehoDncr
rcHnkro nnh ORnges. conl to Milwaukee, at q, -
frco: schooner Bunriso, coal. Ashta.ula 10 chi.
caRo, $l..5 FREQ; schooner !. n. Foster, cont. Inf.
falo 10 Portage, ALAG frco. schooner Motltnlk,
orc, Escanaia to IoraIn fl.:Bl: sct,oonnr l.. IT,.
Foster, coal 10 ChlcaRo ut $t.21 frop; schooner
Atirn Cobb. cont Lake i:rin port to milwaukee,,
81 FREQ: schuonors Frank leighton md fint-
tio Wrlis rnElrnad lrutl To I)ituih at Ei.HO, and
ORC back from Marquette TN private tcEms.
At HuffAtd}, N. Y.
Special Dupateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
nurfALu, n. Y, Oot. ll.-cnal frel9tlta con-
burga T.. i. ltnnnoy and schooner Ahira Colt,
gre con'ina lsero from Ccyctand 10 load etal. tno
ws,koc. ut Il. Tbo schoonor Ti Fr,t,lcls W raims %
s'.,, W. taken for Chicago at !an sauu rate, tbe
tl.G9. Cnnal frcfghts stil! hnvo an upwnrtl
tendency AMI rites ndvaticc alD!hor quarter Of
~ cents OH corn to New York.
, 1881-10-12

t1AtTtNUnE. t,et. Ii-FfDu,.~Ijuli, without quota.
hIe elangU.
G'tAfS~.W Naturalization tnwnr. clns,R wnak. No.
winiar rctt. spot MD Ucutlcr, ti.Hft. E}&, NUvrn
bur. II. .to}iAal.Esk. fspensnbur, $thl@3l.5f curn-
Western weak md owort mixed, spot md tlctnter
Sie nsked. SuvnnbDr. 796s;2kes lsc1Ihur sla4d&1io
tlaa cnHcr, Wuacrn while, Hkaatc, mIsrd, 4ses ayc;
f'erhayYnnta :kst!c. .1tye dull At M.fkBlit.
lfAr~lfnGlnfxtiI,
IKUytatltSA--llH llHrhnnEIu. ..-e
nErrEft-Firm. Western grass nt th315c,
EHHs--f'rm fur feer nj Ik4a1U.
1KTiItIf. SttfftlthI.
ltluGE1lEN-itHtfogt dull. HuKnF tlrnn.
WMlSKY-Htrntty III tI.i@tfG$l,N
lHl:IuHTH-llHclhnHr,l. .. ..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., us! bt1a, wheat, H,I1 hui; corn,
Tt.1dt hut Hhta. ftiEs1 snt; rsu. m btt.
sistrM.STH-w hen ~ t. 'aoJ tat. r,Ir;!, M Al bu.
, 1881-10-12
I'D1II+Il0.

1HLEtu. Oct ii.-HNAfS-Wheat Irregular; No. J
rpd s,s't. s!.lai&, November, al.t55s: Decemter,
eltss dnnl,ary $l-a>k. corn dull ad tlusottet No.
= rpot. Gcs Nusetber ts'e tear. Gsu, Mny, 7Io Uats
steady. M. wlllta, l;4. +
CfiISIn-Wltn w1als No. rcd, yrDt, fl,tl
BID, u nskct Octnter. H. aJt hif, fl{ nskna, Mo-
githpr. tillt*t nUrcnliur. ttAht. .innury, ti.44;
Nh. r1H tIeid NJ tist turn weak; fu.3 *l'0t, hnd
slt IHkpL - ~
MkCEti'rs-wbunt, t,O0l bu, corst. to1o} bur oa.s,
7.ttI ILL.,. - -
Ki,iTMESTs-Wheat 2.dn BIT, corn, 600 bu, oats,
IlUN G4, w. - '@'
, 1881-10-12
CHICAGO TRIBuNE

II: ,a 5%T"1 n.t 'i|ts ch.! 1"hc SG;cnrr 4
low.r t'h h,i. IiMr!nr .lni nfnn 10 incy l1cl.it.
E!IHS-uu,t.t nj Il lie.
NIffskr--Hth,ly nj tI.fA
tlsIytstnSH-irx ,tMi 1T ttss ra.h es II tnnanty.
ury INIT 1ntHt nhfia1iy nncfinhxtil+ 1iarnn dutls
n4,ttat.. ,tlt., d9!fr iart nwos d roiis tiiM hi
,,i ias I1.; ua r'; wbSas: H2 ti SG5 ,,
siiirMi:S1'a- -Ffnnr. M.I' hrlns wheat Fun hi
eusn Nnl hut untH. NN but syo.nunU3 harley, nnnc
, 1881-10-12

at nil descriptions nre rg!lcvyd ut 1peo, md
ypeuir cured by Kidney. Wt,rt. Ii sceals in-
tended NY nAture fur tho uiru Ut nj! t!lscAseA III
tho kt4nuys ca.lkpd BY weakness alltl debility.
lts EEGat tunia powers aro especially dlrGetcl to
Tho removal OF this UlMa8 Ut tl1seasGs We know
thnt hS%o i,""n .r,nnl.c,,tiy are M H. 4, env
ktancy- Hort q ahurt t!tlv. Try 1t, elthor liquid
ur drY,-Suh,
, 1881-10-12

TOtl!:tHN.
Srttiai Dttpateh to The Chicago 7ttbune.
ltvEitIs"l. t'es. al-tl':o n. .m.-Ft1rr-Nu.l I. Tia
II; NJ. T. Msei.
Observation-Disclosures. No. l. lis ID; M. Il tn MI;
prnp. M. l. i Al, M. III ~, white. No. l. iisi,
10. r. lis, ru. No. lii itts Nu.? lis III. Carn-No.
e. rid, NJ. =. Is ri.
1'HtryisIuNs-t'urk, stx lard. Gls III.
IhYEHrt,sti+ Urt. II. - -IElno
ynt... Eastern. stcn'.Y nj tAH PRINT inuss. Western.
tAady NJ Nk. ucuntuml,ertand cut dull ut kls 4it
mr. dni1 Mt lis. long clear ~ NJ ~ Es Etort cenr
srnr Al Ills. flHns-tasH cnAr dmIl NJ htst kli0nl-
Asts dull at la. Hanf-i'rtnie loss htunt!y NJ p;e
TrnrESrISE-Aprlts In t.H,stlnn .iult n Ts nj.
HAAtS-W -Whont-sDrHg M. dull Mt h1s ;sli M. !
whlto dul, nt ts Id, wIntor duIl nt liz ID. Corn
Mixed dllll at IL it1t.
FlA,t'is-Exttn atnin tlnli Mt IT. Ni.
NErKErrs-Df wfGat for tho wGex, From Atlantic
rort 3I> qrst f'nc.nc, re arss uther nousces, 81.
tG1rr; hfenftI, t1IunHFs.
t,trEK -t.t5-t,mrd Ills.
= ihyEHrDos~ tlst- ll-lsrt =. n..-1'nEApsTurFr-
Iovrf. FIDur, 10a ttia1lJa 'EI. Wtekt-Wnor ils III
ais sit w'lso tps lidais I'd; spring. loaalus I'll.
CDrn, ia III.
Weather ccar.
ifrEni,anI, urt. tl-Evcnlne. .-CoTrny-tsnslor nt
6s 9.lfl; salgs. SOUS speculation md export lNG;
Amur!caitt G4u.
HnEADsruvrs-Yma business md lnwor pr!cqst
Cafurntn white WHEAT lbs tlif4tia 2d do club lis i'd
ellis ; rod AprlnR iscslHA vi, wtntnr rud Wcsturn+
l0s t,lis 5dI Wertart. cnna1, IDS Gd91js Gd. Corn
Erw Western inlxrtt, Is III.
FIt,,ytstDSA--AiHrsIcnMf lard, f1s 1tf.
TALIaIw-flnu American. +ie nj.
rAItSa AMI FAMRtca--At manchester dultt rather
lnwur tiIr MI nrtcfrs.
ltErE1tvrs- INST ttrco dnya-Whcnt tG?,00o con.
tails, American. Gat1i.
i.ovnuS, tct. -puNrESrtsE-srirtts, As.
ANTWERP. tlet. t.1i.-t'ETtuLENM-lH!N.
'rha following wore received 1'y tho Chicago Hoard
u TrMhGI
n%:so, st. an 4, ,fis: niwssa,o; ~ ,s!e,r
s n'si u! Cor s' II IT, IT, 'F8 ''' ''s m "'e' ''' Il"
No.3 .str{,x' ,s a: N.. "a; lis; os,l MI! 4 u
.pring and ~. Winter tcsiiMct, u md Catornia GdtY
n! reg A. v,M'ur N a. !n,to'' ~ G;rn fiHli nrk. MI
higher nt III 81. Chec:u. k's. ilcut. Ial..
MSmx iSxrGsao. !9 m bca1Ys 1st1sG 9r
.;yersTo ~. sry!nE, Ess: ia'r nyura9o rHd winrr.
% %t,a!s,'s. y, En,saSa- ,snsy Garn t!ow. G%d
wInter w',elt for. rr.nIi shipment Is snii. Gis il
fnlr nvefa1G nAnlity Of american spriIH wont for
prompt shipment By salt, G!t
, 1881-10-12

EfdlIS. ILL.,, pes. ll--t)n iho i0nrl u Trudo tndny
'attur wna r ut Hit; l7.0l lhs rrenmery hold resu-
lnrY II" t.si! ~ Int lu ss!o buluH " thy |ntt.r ,g
tsNts suid FeRhnry nt llGs li1dt.
, 1881-10-12
HOME GATHERINGS.

TftIb TIME 1T IL CHICAGO AVENUE HfaTnQE.
a little after o'clock yesterday morning tho
schooner q. G. Triumph colltlctl with ChIclRu
hrenuo bridge, thu achuonor losing her inhuottl
und uDotlt llftccn foot Of tho railing OF tho
t'rilgn being torn utr. Tic Trlinptf ,sas II, tow
OF tho tug Success ut tho t!tno. Thu Cut.tntn Of
the tlsg gives tho following Htatan,ent OF hpw
tho Incident OCCURRED. Ile llnu pnssgtl through
thu linstu'I and Division Ktreul bridges, hnyjux
hcon "retf.bnlicl" above llnIatnd stscet By tho
tsi',rhlny hour. AZ he approached Chicago
Asctil.o brlgc ind when Il bnuk btt, ho sIRtlalctl
tho hrMEctcndor tn open tho t1rnw. THO man
IA tho bridge rnti. tho Jeii, nut THO lover It, and
swltn4 the bridge clcar Of tle abuttnunt. lust
~ tho bridge cleared thu nhtltlucnt the
bfitKctGnsltr let 20 bis ley1r mud rnr,
IL tim ol Of tho brltfgo aud shouted to tho Cn,-
thin or tho tug tl,ist It wnu not yet octock Tic
Captain IT tho Huccoss, srein1 TINT II collision
was Imminent. ns tho bridge consed 10 swing
When tho brldsetendcr luft tho lover, and tho
achooncr was under heatlwuy. Kot alongside hIs
tow and bnckrtl TN her 50 strpuy that tho ilyu-
inch lInc us1d To tow tho vessel Inr.n,. md st,u
riii her JllnoM intn tho bridge. with The result
nboyo alatctt; Tho rapta!n Of tho tuH ulsI my 5
ttmn kt whiaslcd for tho truv to 10 opGlto.i,
lind It bcun hu sousl have stopped Its TOW it,
1ofo roMehg ~ i,tiaEe; lut ~ the brIlro beIl
nraw. ny etsno On, nut thlnkIn9 thu hrllgc-
tue bridge wien the vessel wla 81, near.
1,nCm AMI OTHER NOrEs,
Capt. A. lihbs hus resumed command OF tho
schooner G. Z. TRIUMPH.
Tho tuE Welcome. nT Milwaukee,, arrived yus-
tor'i!Iy with tho schootcr starkuy IN TOW.
Dutatu.ck narrutt has heon sssigt,ca to tho
GnlntAaiil! of tho ting 14onte l,o1p, yloo Wiltnli
tho lehtl ur tho rivrrbut!, Cleveland, ilro to bo
removed 1T ot,oo.
, 1881-10-12
PEORIA.

PEORIA, ILL.,. tct. ct.1l.-GitAiS-C1rn quiet nnd casy,
high mixed. Bt}46!H'e: mlXut1, GwGiGc. Outs htuny
but !naci1yas NJ. swl!tc, sGfsiAG ltyo ycry ansy.
Nh. 4, <lIsEs 1!htt;.
it1iiHWlSEs. !Sumt1lHt at ut Eli.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tsiHI t1Ir3t, ~ fH btlj ohts, ~
lItMESTS-Whtht, 2lfa hi Ctrsf, Itisl bu; oatx
41**A 'ni tyo, aSu0 uui GarIpy. l,AJN bn.
, 1881-10-12

tIrranrHa, tct. .il-PETMutEEit-sforo hcttye,
United rort.tstus irtuer;eosed VI bo. ssHnad. 7sc
,lRtU thatupA!a suitsery. %
TtTrkytLtE. Pa. Uct. H-Ult oponoI At gIISc, hlKh-
cat. pit{c uwvst, t3>@us ciosaA ut Vh{c bhntauns,
1i,tN hFIat chart0ts aADn brla, runs, t2,vU Iris.
, 1881-10-12

H. .~u!A ~. Oct -ll.-tlault-EsalsE mt Iowsf.
as@,l s@,ls-Wheat fairly actlvg, lo~esj No, rcd, Ills
9lksysS S4aa. VIZ October, t1.&shEAL%1gs November,
n. nacenlhat, sl.Sd}t2lb+sk ciuslna ~ iow.
Ca,a agstss' No DO sl.a79laa No. do tlaglYl77,
as.a a. es46txc ca&h, td}ttdio Npyenahsf, ~
"ss oseenhss. 6st866Ho s4auAr3, 7t3x47Sa Mar.
, 1881-10-12

NEW rut.x. t,ct 1l.-utAtx-w iunt-cont!nucd
:9s Il: +: s ss*s .' ss s s9 sss o.
a.ro Account. ~s sar riasr ts ~ reak ss IL
rrcus. IN extonavo trailing. mostly Iii the opium
s s wss r1ss ut s, s Is s :y !" tn
sst, i.sst,. s'a ". :s,:!sse |s:ss %'' eas& @
i'wesl lminta ns tic lny The bacenlbcr opt!on on
) 7: S + = % s: e. @
%ss !" ss M" ss *
s.'ss 'e"Et: s "i na "1ss'1* H. rs ,s"G'; Il
S". red. % nsw A md uh, .uc, ' at nsts;,; f,ss;!;
: : s sss @ md "s s, d. ,5;s t,ss e ss; 5 % t.
Y ':ss y "% :s sas a. d. Ss:sss I" Il: e.:
,a@i;t sl".',ls ri :;;; 'io .tenn,cr sr,,o d ,r
s;'M @ A. ~, ;%o rel =" tn*s !, e.: ,s n"eraea ro, =
!as .,.,. "'ass . "i s';s;ss.io lat m'r '''a' -
"f sfS irss 1s' fsrs ,T,fi II f'.v s'.s sa"4 v u ] ~ ~
.ss,: u":, s1vuasvs s,"s' i, r. o'' ssfp pss WIFI "r
s',r'en y 'ss ~, -. q" hv"s!lr ana Iruannry Sales
a'ai"a a. a!ss " s'1" y, ,,,x @ M1u .,! "c'ss, rs
1"s s "'s.mss xs' NJ s",s s' ~: @ ''Sss' ~. vts SS%
's r.: ,:rs Sss , sss ysr u -, :, sxs,s % t @ s Ss
so r. Isns snts, 1 s,"; n ." .S
ws,;s," W,;s, s".ss s",ss !, It q @ s. a.y: m!se
ss "s ss Ss' "ss ""'' ~ :,.ts. sssss sS;s s RON:
soe su'd TT .ititst7, s'on.on'l d c"i,H,a IL in,a
a9te =, r. ~ .Mh hant.ats ut lsl,ne ss"se "dorrd
, 1881-10-12
l]I:'l'lk<lI'r.

nETttuiT, Mich. Det. li.-tI.Hui,-Htcndy, IN.
ChAn9etl.
t'RsEN-sfl,sat nnhetta.ti declining; No. white,
t&x ea:}.; oetnt,er. yrny. Hs Huye,cr, tt.4st III.
rH. tlts; An3 white, nu slloa lsueoli,s, 3IU bu}
, 1881-10-12

nufrAlh, NJ. T.. Uet. t.I.--unAiS-QuotAtluns Oh,
Truly nt,Itnai.
CASA1. FlEGItrs-t1rn., asking 10 for whont
, 1881-10-12
1Nl1ltNAlsDLla,,


IHnlASArn'tiF, t1ci. ll.-HHAsa-W -Whcht weAkt Vii
&(.h. Eotn waAsi i'!Elc. Outs dull; t5h iGc.
, 1881-10-12

Spe!tal Dispatth Ia Iht ehtenpo 7ttbunA
kASHAH CiTv. Alu.. tlct. ll-tinAtS-Thc Price Chr
rrn, rpImrta Whant-ltt'ceipta ul7 but slnntonts.
alHa hit Hrkut ainw u'd lttHert NU H. CASH, lh4I
nElultgr. s.1t No. Gsals tss tGttlIUr t1:Fl EUr,t
-llcelpts. 1hxf4 11 kln!snta. Eh;ks hi qIlet 1nt
htnIt Nv. u CAel1, GI9$Hs uclhbDs. tlu aAke1.
, 1881-10-12

Special Hspdtth 10 7h< tAt<aso tribune
WASlitauTuy. D. G., Oct. 11.-1'1,o STERN signal
r. ortcre.I up at IInIfato, Ertr, ClovnInnt, Seo-
tIun &, Hanlusky. Tolcdo, t)ctroIt, Section 1,
Port ffir1n, ani Chicago. 1larometor lowest at
III. tnuj. MInn.
, 1881-10-12

NEW fOltk. t,ct li.--t'attuH rautla In sIenay de-.
uIund md ycfr hrn. lcuijlNA lnnkeH al WIe 4huol-
Es md ct,E1ut jtnns ishs0 btbh advanced by aets,
Fint4 IN bvtlur Aa INIT, nhd tl9sIrabt0 styus rcalu
i!rt. GinNhkl1n tess Agtye but hFsn hpfnH euksl.
huron MD MafHtud EuatHNs bn eteRIy dGilAud.
, 1881-10-12

WttNlS0T0H. N. T., Nct. l1-erthlra or TUArEk.
T1Ns-stcady Al 41a: suft kI.2ai strH!n, t1u1.
, 1881-10-12

HEW UNkEASH. Uet. il-CurT1N-ln enod do.
n'a1ds tddlllla iOhu1 fuw dn, lD+oi Ruud ordinary.
lEtci hul reru.pts Is1 Krhs, H1yit expurta IL tly
ceatlnrnt !.t 3Hu: M ralps' " w. A!1sli Stock HELD
NJ. liIGF. uck NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fairly MpttyGk
n.d.aa. ilot salus, trA1t suustptt atd, slplnons,
, 1881-10-12
Not a Vessel Chartered Ycstcr-
day for Grain to
Buffalo.
Shippers Not Seeking Room Nor
Owners Offering Their
Vessels.
Tho Schooner q. q. TRIUMPH Col
iltlcs with Chicago Ave-
Il1tc Bridge.
Around tho Lakos--Vessol Ohnrtors-Dook
and Other Notes-Arrivala and
Departures.



GEthtH.
Nut n vossoi was chartered to onrry to buffalo
ycstc1lny. Shlr,,crs were not lutkinY for ruot1,,
and vcssclh1en did not seek enrEocs Owncra
Rtit1 ngcnts havu seemingly aFrivuh ut tito cutl-
ctnson 10 lot shippers seek i,1e,l,, .tcutnsng It
cheaper md moro profitable 10 remain Il, port
than to ontur Into competition forc1rgocs Mt tho
rates HOW prevalent for Kra1u carryiuR. Ono
chnrscr was 1nade for cur,t to snrnin At .,4
cciits and ono tn Kingston ut cents. Tho fol-
lowing wero yesterdays engagements:
Fur EtHGsi0n. NNsheis.
Schooner Maggie Molten. corn... ~ ul1
tHr sHrnfn.
Schooner Mimic BuWson on.................,:sl,0 ,00
, 1881-10-12

OSwE1o. N. T., Oct. ll..-tlHAlK-Whe quiol. Corr,
qulvtf Wcslurh tulxud. Tic.
, 1881-10-12

ny l.nko Eric ports 's moaut nily porls t,n Inko
Es'o west OF nnd Including 1;rln to which 1ron-
orc Ia consigned. and froIn which coal Is shlppct
, 1881-10-12
f.tIMnEit.
Lumber frofghte y0stcrIny were steatly ant
flrm Mt tho ruling rntns, nlld fow vusscis wcro
rftnr r{u

L1l'nbcr freEghte yGstcrlIay were stealy and
frtn Mt tho ruling rntcs, nlld n fow vessels wcrc
chartVrGl:
From East sagInnw tn 1.ako l:rlu ..
1 iia:t xiiaw ehea9o...f S ] S:iM
i,si rroin isay Gity 10 hak1 Erie p"rts. rig etk55
Efon Alnt1stGn to- ChlcaXo.......,.. aI7!4
From 1It,tlit1HtOn to ChIciK0.,..,,,. n1nlS
Erutn While !.Rkc IL GsicMEp.u... ~ au
From GRAND Haven to ChIcMg0..... l.s7kl.W
FROM aluskcEon 10 EallcaKu........ 1.S1tfat..W
lKOS.tlftE.
Orc frclghts arc very strong and carriers II,
demand. The following nro tho ruling rates:
,rt, Ernm ; i;:senllai,t tn GlcaEp;. 1.M
EFnsn i:stan.l9A to urnta llnyon..... f.Wi
from i;sc,lnnb. ~ South ChfchEn...... 1.ll5
From I:xuR,lAba tn Inku Eric ports.... 1.GGllli
FROM Marquette 10 Lake ErEs porta.. .,U}lta.:a5
Atlvtocs from Buffalo represent cunl frctghts
"a very unsottlcd With curriers' In sletuu.1tt ufd
soarco. From ErIo and Cleveland stocks are
represented IN rnthor snai', but butter dc.
ina1l1 for cnrrlols is reported. Tho following
ase tho figures from tho ports named bouw:
From !tulnl0 to Chicago. lf5l1.N
Iruni Buffalo to Milwaukee,. ........ l.4!46t;7]
Erum !3u!1NlO 10 Dnluth. i.Gi
From l.nke Eric pnrts tn ChcaKD..... 1.:Nh1.:s)
Ersim !'nke Eric lnrta to Milwaukee,. l..j5tl.bl
Er1! i.nke Er!o rorts TO !ttene. LID
EIo!n }'ako lI!lc !HbftH 10 ':ScnhAnn.... LIE
FROM Lake Ef!p pufts ln ltlluth....... 1,Bl
From !.nttu Erlr llorts In netrnIt..... 4tfb ~
from Cleveland tn lIu(fAlo. .........,,, EGo Il
E,rnn 0swcRo to ChltnEtl. tl.........,..,,. a.{utlaM
From OawcRn to Milwaukee,. .,iHlja.5]
Dy I4nko Eric ports Ia moaut nny porls IN I.nko
Esio west or nnd Including Erln to which Iron.
orc ls consigned. and fran which coal Is shipped.
, 1881-10-12
/ Leave. I Atrlvc.

tDalr. .sllny except AnntIhys.
M3,TE;.ruil.fnn sisStlnx Lnia ffom chicaRo q y
Ti!l, reynvlIY elinIs. ;hsvnyo to IT. Louis md 1a
slneNtnK CNss EhicaKn u iinnn!sla and
HI. Louis Ur KhnAns City.
f;hictsu, fncA 1s1snu Il Pacific Railroad"
rptt. curItnr Ut Van urGn hH Nherfuni.-NtA Ticket
i!leu. n Eark:.s., Sherman liousg, Palmer House,
uFRhd Paslc ilutel. ami - EhHni. c0Enef MADISON.
, 1881-10-12

h-tm HnturAry nlH.r. tn Gtl,ua,, un.y.
c-tln ant'tra!ay night rims t1 iHlrIa only.
Wabash, NJ. f.nuts = Pacific Railway.
Union Dernt, Ftata and TreIftl-sts All Htlle.st
Mthn nno hlnck. 'lickrt uficpr. n sunth Cjuft-si.
Palmer l1'tuae. AId s}rhnd I'acfhc ltuiui. "
, 1881-10-12
ROBERT FRANZ ALBUM QE SONG,

olu md new; Approved hy thu Mister hIhlscIf. 4
i..uk IN ~l1tHh 1rtry note thurman md Iii.
gltsa Tnrs!s hundred exquisI,e sufIgs. t. Uoasds
, 1881-10-12

f'htcn4o, Huntington ~ Quincy Kntlrond,
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-02-17
TOWN TALK.

The trains have been very irregular
lately.
AN exchange tells of youth of sixteen
summers in making application for posi-
tion declares himself to be an 'abstainer. -
It is to be hoped he was. as he was hardly
old enough to have forgottonsthe taste OF
milk.
THE Superintendent of w. & A. r. r.,
has issued an order that all parties not un-
loading cars upon twenty four hours after
arrival, shall pay charge Of So. so per day
upon each car The NJ. s. N. Ga. Railroad
had one day last week, thirty loaded cars
here at one time.
Miss Mamie Cheek is visiting Mrs. W.
n Moore of Atlanta.
Mr.. W. K. Root left last Tuesday on a
visit to Augusta
"A caravan Of gypsies are circulating
around town, swapping horses and selling
lace and fancy work
Two of our cotton buyers are SO much
alike that a farmer mistook one for the
other, and demanded that he accept his bale
of cotton at the bid made.
misses Mary and Annie Strong have
returned from their visit to Atlanta.
Mr.. Willis McAfee has put new roof
on his residence and will entirely remodel
it.
...Messrs. Glover & Bro. now have the
most complete shoe factory in the South,
and are still adding to their large lot ofnew
machinery already put up. They are max
ing 200 pairs of shoes per day.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-02-17
A Library Association.
Your friend,
A. Y. LEAKE & Co.

Editors Journal Permit me through the
columns of your valuable paper to say few
words to the citizens Of Marietta, on a sub
iect that has, know, interest for great
many of them, but which have never seen
publicly discussed | refer to the possibili-
ty of organizing Library Association in
our midst The desirability is too obvious
to require argument.
have no proposition to make; and no
plans to offer, but merely wish to throw out
some suggestions, which may set others,
who have more influence than myself, to
thinking, and which, may lead to some ac
tive steps being taken to form an Associa
ton in Marietta
If we dismiss all ideas of a costly under
taking, with salaried Librarian who must
keep his office open atall times, the organi
cation resolves itself into a Book Club, in
which those who are fond of reading, but
have not means to indulge their tastes, com
bine for the purchase of books for inter-
change.
There ought to be hundred ladies and
gentlemen in this place. who would gladly
pay two or three dollars the first year. and
dollar each subsequent year, for the two
or three hundred dollars worth of books
that this combination would furnish.
l know of an Association OF this sort, in
town not half the size of Marietta, which,
after two years existence, has over three
hundred volumes, and is constantly adding
to its library,
Let others, who are interested in this
question, and who are better qualified to
take the initiative, discuss this question in
the JOURNAL, and it will not be long before
the matter will go beyond mere discussion
and ripen into action.
X w.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-02-17
THE OVERFLOW.
Property Damaged by the Heavy Ra n

Property Damaged by the Heavy Ra ms.
Last week we had an abundant supply OF
rain, continuous and copious. 1t seemed
that the flood gates of heaven had been
opened and we were to have another del
uge. AS consequence, streets were wash
ed, bitches widened and new ones cut and
bridges and buildings damaged. Buildings
sprung new leaks, walls were wet through
and plasterng soaked; cellars were filled
with water and matters locked uninviting'
In the country the creeks and branches
assumed huge proportions, and were swol-
len to such an extent that fording was dan
gerous. Several dams were demolished and
fences uplfted AND borne Oft on the muddy
bosom of the water The county bridge at
Pergerson's mill on Sweetwater, was swept
away as if it had been driftwood. Several
other bridges were water covered and moved
from their positions. Mills and gins We're
badly flooded Lands were washed consid-
erably, and will cause much labor and ex-
pense to our farmers. Sam McCleskey s
mill injured. Sex Morris dam washed
away. Blackwells mill and dam, and sew
ellis mill dam on Soaps creek were badly
damaged On the sane creek, Watkins
mill injured and his saw mill washed away,
and Fuller and Robinson dam washed out,
and bridge at same place washed out on
same creek The saw mill dam OF paper
mill washed out. The bridge at jackson
Delk's, on Roswell road washed out. The
bridge at Concord factory damaged. Bridge
on road from Turner's ferry to Powder
Springs washed away. Bridge on camp
ground road damaged. Two bridges on
Sweetwater creek washed away. Dodgen's
mill and dam on Nickajack washed out,
and quite number of smaller bridges
throughout the county washed out. Upon
the whole the property damaged is of no
inconsiderable amount
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-02-17
A PERILoUs DRIVE.
And Lucky Escape From Drown

And Lucky Escape From Drowning.
On Wednesday ofla week, Ed. McCul-
loch, the mail carrier between Marietta and
Powder Springs. had rather serious time
in trying to cross Noses creek, which the
heavy rains had swollen to fearful size He
drove his horse into the stream, while he
and Cook Grst were in the buggy The
water was deep. muddy and swift, and soon
the buggy and horse were submerged, The
occupants had to swim ashore for their
lives. Ed saw the mail bags floating off,
and by courageous and bold swimming sue
ceeded in recovering the same. He saw at
once that unless something was done for the
horse that he would be drowned, as the wa
ter was sweeping the buggy and struggling
animal down stream. He gave a negro five
dollars 10 swim in and cut the harness and
extricate the horse, which was safely ac-
compished, and the horse brought out
The buggy was carried down the creek, but
was afterwards recovered somewhat damag-
ed. 1t was perilous drive for the mail
carrier, and his escape from drowning, was
indeed, most fortunate.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-02-17
BLACK JACK PROCEEDINGS.

Editors Journal We noticed some time
ago, you called for correspondents from all
parts of the county to send in local news,
which would be of interest to the readers OF
the JOURNAL, but it appears that but few
has let us hear from them, and by your per
mission l will Try to keep you posted of all
the occurrences of this neighborhood
II think the North pole has bursted, and
all the splinters come this way.
IA gentlemen by the name of Brinkley
has fiourishing school at this place.
...Messrs. Bah & Rivers have the contract
to build Due West school house. 1t will
be finished by the first of March.
Wilson Griggs is our champion wrest-
Ter He throws every one he takes hold OF,
and some gets crippled in the tussels
Mr. johnson williams, one of Cobb's
oldest settlers, has been very sick, but
am glad to hear he is getting well
We have had such severe weather the
farmers have done nothing in their farms.
Every one is ready to SOW oats as soon as
the land gets in order.
Mr.. George w. Green has new store
of family groceries, which will be very con
venient for this neighborhOod. have been
expecting George to call on me TO act as a
poet for his store. | will do the best l can
if he will keep me in cigars. have some
verses I will give you in my next
OREGON.