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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-03-17

Jos. =. 90 nriings ri' tr,r ,orl5.
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Dec mber {. rm, ~, ngd &c.
tender Term, is.J l.tl3
WIN \. Schatl & tuuty SuperiG.
tcnlOnt, annual aiiINintn 81
tot'hcrs Institute, lN-' Il "
J. a. HDrnhrrgcre ~. luIpcst
On dead 6oly pf dup BottriS-
cr. u ~
J. II. Arnold, iato Dist. Auor.
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Iroh' lyiln - SO Anu,a LfJ
By order ut court 70 50
a, VI. smith VI. D.. oVsmning
remains 81 tie kintyiu's 500
!. 4, shun ~, VI. -, ex,mning
remains Vt tlt KIN zlers 5j %
A. u. S0uitz, ttiYiug attach
mont % Auuit T. go
J. W. tfetfc, 4. NJ. Postage
stamps aud IA ,rChtnllss 1893
WIN \. Lyon, County pet 9.
two TOR expenses Ia l"rrCttGx
unt tue 4 rpctrltJr, VI TIA"
kint4ler ,nurdcr .ji1 ~
tive ipr hIs services i2jiig
LcNis b. Paving, ct. al. road
sips iO0gJ
Samgel Erb, ct al. premiums
p,il on Fox ,calps la sundry.
townships Is is%-i2OV
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-03-17

.SUH,iaYs
Leave New York 5.3o IN. pLillaic-
phia. IS p. m.
Leave Reading. 500 q. m. and 10, 81 p IN
Leave Allentown at p.oj y. IA.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-03-17

Law. march 1s, Michael Ewig will
seII Household Goods, Farm I'm
elements, Live Stock, &c. in Adj
ANS twp.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-03-17
Auditors Report Receipts and Expenditures Of Snyder County Pa,
from Jan. st to Dec. 3lst 1880. inclusive

" and siex ssessr year yo will, collections, Coz
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-03-17

sday, March o2nd, George Kern
will eell Horses, Cows. farm i'm.
ailments &c, in Mlddlcburg.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-09

REcE,PT BOOKS FOR SALE
Al HERAl0 OFFICE q
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-09

exam HOUSE has SEVEN ROOMS
COOV bath room, buttery and four
closets Hydrsnt water IN AID gas pipes laid
Barn and carriage house Lot 40 feet bv 10
rods n fashionable part of the 18th Ward.
Will take part on time.
4 NEW, PUUR-ROONED, BRICK HOUSE
n with large hall, clOsets, etc ceiling az
feet high; lot 3kx10 rods. well fenced, and :
Ward, price. 81 50O.
G4lu0 ELEGAN co MIR LOT, ON
0IlOO street car inc. ouse of four
rooms Go place for home or for inysst-
ment Of money az
C0cnn FULL LOr OF II ACRES In
NlVUU 7fp ard, FIVE roomed adobe
house. with cellar; lot fenced and cultivated.
.n\E OF H MOS + DESIRABLE LOOA-
'Opon. In the city; good house and three full
LIT, well planted with trees, vines and shrub
berry in 3 commanding situation; several good
moving nov. springs on the property; price, s., OCG,
WI exchange for other city property.
$1,000 a house T . u; STORY sd6Sd: ,u.t ADOBE
closet; LIT SKIS rods, we'll fenced good orcbs nd
in portion of town where land will rsnidIv
increase in value.
0tO00 A NEE HOUSE; BUILT IN
OiUOO cottage style; one blsck from
small cellsr, good well; lot 21Sx7k rods. Can
otter very easy terms to an immediate pur-
chaser. -F
QfO00 THREE pOOMED ADOBE
QIZOO house, with summer kitchen: lot
312' good we'll OF water; Fourth East street.
Easy Terns.
A THREE RO MEn ADOBE HOUSE. LOT.
n 2H12 rods, fenced and planted to fruit
trees, etc in the 9th Ward price, s., 25O.
G600 THREE ROOMED ROCK House,
healthy LEGALITY.
G7EO WILL BUY A THREE RooMED
VI w house, and smah lot In the 18th
ward. Good bargain
ZINE TEN ROOMED ADOBE
i house, and lot planted to Foaoers.
trees, Shr1tbbery, etc. House rents foT.
oUer $40 per Dao7ath. Orig 1ne and o.
half Ctocks from P0StO6ice Cheap.
EIx-RoOMED ADOBE HOUSE, WITH
- hydrant water, and lot 3xs1@ rods with
barn, outhouses. coal shed, etc. in good local
ity, "a blocks from MAN: price, s., GOO,
A FIVE ROOMED FRAME HOUSE.
Il brick lined with lot IOxIJ re de, sumner
Kitchen barn, cellar, well, ETC.. in the 18th ward
4 SURE AND Lot EIGHTEEN FEET
a front by ninety feet on South Ten pEe. one
and a half blocks west of Main; two rooms and
4 cellar At back Of sore; price $500 Tan be
4 FOUR ROOMED FRAY HOUSE. ADOBE.
II lined, with good cellar s,sb.e and adobe
5rsnary; lot 1Ox10, 2 tn Ward, price $500
COMM GO d BUSlN IS SIZE IN
OAUUU Logan, 40 feet front, 8 rod. deer.
in the best business part of town. Two build
ngs on the premises.
NS0Nn ZEN ROOMED, Two STORY
0OONtO adobe house, with cellar and
,ath-rOom; gas and water in The house, lot
100 feet by IL rods. veil cultivated. lawn
hrubbery; on Fifth East street,
a FULL LOT A. ID RESiD nee n MAIN
. street Call at Office Tor particulars.
"a HAVE A LEASE FOR SALE OF
two stores and lodging rooms, near to
ain Stteet
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-09
S. w. DARKE. VIM. FTTTIp
s. v. OARKE eco.
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
Real Estate,
Money Leaning,
House Renting.

Is Now is the time TO buy; prop
efCy Is steadily advancing in value,
anu present investments will pay
big interest.
- We have other property for
sale IN several wards, which will not
be advertised. Call at our Office.
rCallerS every day for houses
to rent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-09
Farms and Grass Lots.

A FIVE ACRE LOT WANTED IN THE
4 Big Field
4 RARE CHANCE. FORTY .CRgs. OR
4 portions thereof, will be sold, right away,
soil; plenty of water nine miles fr N town
| AND ON TINE OR FOR WORK:
IL Ibirty-two acres. Call and see
&I000 WILL BUY A FARM OF FORTY
VtOOO acres about MALT q mile south Of
the Sixth Ward bridge. Will exchange for
n9n0 WILL Boy 81 ACRES GRASS
SAUU land in the Nineteenth Ward
On ACRES OF LAND SIX MILES SOUTH
GU Of city; twenty acres planted TO lu-
cerDe. balance farming land and orchard; title
clear and complete water right $3.50.
E1a RM Feb SALE, 70 ACRES OF FARM
+ ing land, on bench east of city; water on
ETVE ACSts GpAsS LAND. WITH
Z four good fresh flowing springs, inside
the city; price 8, 400.
LA u OF LOO ACaES. -FOUR MILES
4 from town; all under cultivation, com
pleteiy fenced. goo1 soil full water title
LpR SALE, CHEAP Fur CASH. ONE
lew upright piano.
,IFAN Ed IMMEDIA1 ELY, A BARE LOT
w or house ard lot in the southwest part
f town.
A ten roomed hoTss. furnished complete.
near to business
Either one or more Furnished ruons in =
'ashiousble portion OF the city
Unfurni-hed oons-a larg ira. r"nrh, two
iPstsir rooms - bas "a enr-s2 per month
or family withou. childr,n Eieg MT resi-
ience.
Two furnished rooms to rent. Thirtesorfr
Ward
Office: 80 maIn street,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-09

SAVE YOUR BOOKS by getting
them bound. Try the HERALD
Bindery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-09
Building Lot.

~ +. HAVE ONE WHOLE BLOCK. UN-
Improved, on the 10Th Ward Bench, for
sale. very chrtU.
=" y LOIS On THE 10TH WARD BENCH.
] Immediate prospects Of water
SE0O y GOOD BUILDING LO ONE
GOOU block wet OF 18th Ward school
house; planted with fruit trees, fenced in
front; 5x2 rods
@7OO N.-AND-A-QUARFER ACRES
WV on West Temple street lot fenced:
very cheap at the figure.
&700 ANOI HER CHEAP LOT NEAR
YIUU 10y; planted; fenced on the street.
C16E0 TWO ACRES AND A HALF OF
0iOOO No. land IN the ISt Ward; good
bdildld- lots; very rich soil; full water title:
can also be watered from springs on the pre-
misses, Il n seded. Make splendid ma ket gar
den.
C7En A VERY DE-IR4BLE BUILD
y lOO ing size Oh Third South stree-,
: 1%x20 rods, IN close prOx Unity 10 Main street
SIZE FOX A STORE rom
W Que 70 three miles from tOwn-either
Il square rods or five acres OF ground
2 O06 a CORNER LOT IN THE ENTH
;00LJ Ward, nearly 10 square rods Of ground
1OO0 a BUILDING LOT, 5xIO RODS
0AOO half block from stree. car track
s0th Ward alter right.
? H00 LOT Tx RODS, lWO BIZ CKS
DOOO from Main street. Eligible build
ug site.
4 CORNER LOT SUITABLE FOR BUILD
: = ing, and Onls one block from Main street.
rods. price So o.
BUILDING LOr CORNER CHES rNuT
ID and :. all, facing north, Sx1O rods, well
$1,000
- UILDING LITS FOd SALT, So o. 90
- feet 'front.' by 81 feet deep, in a rapidly
Improving locality, sud 81 50 to business.
all and see
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-09

AoA's' OF Deposit TsSae6 PAYABLE a.
U,=nSnd.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

cipally to the planters; but when such large sums
! of public money are squandered, and the unfortun-
ate planter is compelled to engage Chinese and re-
ceve barely one-half value in labor for the wages
paid and the whole community corralled By the in
PRODUCTION of disease at enormous public and pri-
yate cost, nearly r1inous to some individuals Ii is
high time this labor question should be placed on
proper footing TO prevent future disastrous vista
tions, which sure certain to occur under the
present absurd system.
The Board of immigration say we want women.
Let this be known among the western Polynesians,
and show that proper treatment is secured, and
many thousands of cognate race would come.
TN Devula, the principal town in Fiji, many
females accumulate after their time has expired
plantations that the Government send considerable
Numbers 10 their island hoB1ee against their
ficiiHdtfOt they prefer remaining ~ The CoiORy.)
The planter should be first considered in con-
necion with the subject, to enable him to pay the
wages of these people; but at present be is suffer
ing from operation similar to that of killing the
goose that lays the golden egg, being charged
nearly double of the original bargain by this Board
of immigration and Labor. which by dereliction of
its proper functions has caused the present lament
able state of affairs, through negecting TO adopt
system akin TO the Colonial plan, which provides
the requisite labor for developing the resources of
the country in a satisfactory manner both to capt.
tai and labor.
Sir A. Gordon illustrated one of many instances
of success in his general complimentary remarks
to settlers. VIZ: Mr. McEvoy. on the Island of
Cicia in FIJI. lwbo employs about nine hundred
from the Solomon and New Hebrides) has built
church and schoolhouse, paying good salary to
Minister. Surely such examples are worth the in
vestigation of our Solons il would soon prove that
the Chinese is not suitable field hand for planta-
TONS and tend to dispel this male Chimes labor
lnfatuaton, which among many other troubles
introduces pirates with other criminals, AID dis
ease, declmating the natives, corruptlng Hawaiian
females of tender age, procuring firearms and
draining he eircHlyfing medium by sending it to
China. VERTAs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

Ne. EDrroR-SR: You were pleased to notice my
letter in your paper of the llth, as the " Labor
Question This is a very suggestive heading,
Board of Labor and immigration existing here,
and both subjects mixed up to the great loss OF
tboss who employ labor. To prove this we may re-
fer 10 theBrtish Crown Colony of FIJI, as the Gov
eminent charter vessels instead of purchasing,
and thus avoid the outlay of capital Immediately
a notice appears in the Government Gazette that
two az three thousand or more laborers are wanted
ample offers are made with satisfactory securities
The authorities here were fully informed IN
5s77 Of the recognized mode Of obtaining South
Sea Island labor. but adopted the plan described
= p;.l-s,s as :. how not to do it, and decided to
ssad 10 Eastern instead of Western Polynesia;
ne result may be compared TO the mountain In
labor bringing forth mouse 1t being common
savinn tv those engaged, THE money IS rolled and
silIsf Re spent
The labor question in the abstract belongs pm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

rt;lira me expansive force OF ammonia gas as a
rnctirt bower. Professor Gamgee is sanguine Of
o0aiFls = success
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

Mile aeatsi best = ); catch weights.
Kings Purse,
Running Race. 2 mile dash. Free to all.
Princesses Purse,
Trottiug Race. for all horses bred in the Kingdom
Mile heats; best in 3, to harness.
Queens Purse,
Running Race. Mile dash; for all horses bred in
the Kingdom.
Kamehameha Purse,
Trattinp Race. Mile heats; best in 5, to harness
Free to all.
Kapiolani Park Purse,
Running Race Mile dash; free for all under q
years cid; equal weights to be carried.
Stallion Race,
Best in 3, to harness. Free to all.
Citizens Purse,
Pacing Race. Mile heats best 2 in 8, to harness
Free to all.
Lunalilo Purse,
Running Race Mile dash. Open to ALL
Oahu Purse,
Mule Race. Open to ali. Mile dash; catch weights.
Honolulu Purse,
Running Race. Halfmile dash. Open to all.
Each horse to carry 100 lbs, weight.
Boys Purse.
Running Race. Open to all ponies not over 1871
hands high. One mile dash. Each horse to carry
rider
Sporting Purse,
Donkey Race. Free 10 all. Each to ride his neigh
boris donkey. The last one in the winner
Ladies' Rurse,
Hurdle Race One mile dash Free to ALL Ha-
waiian bred horses only. hurdles to jump; catch
weights.
Hawaiian horses to enter into all races and foreign
horses into the " free for ALL
There must be three entries in oil races and two to
start.
All entries will be delivered at the office of c. E.
Williams under seal before o'clock Saturday
evening June 4th they viii then be opened in presence
of the Committee.
The purses will soon be published and arranged ac-
cordins to the lberay of the public subscriptions.
No horses except those training for will be al
lowed hereafter on the Track and permits will be
granted the Office Of C. E Williams those entitled
to train their stock
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

Medicines Waialua Plantation.
wheeler Wilson's Saving Hamakua Plantation.
Machines, tosos ID
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

I
,
d & American
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25
.kAMEnAMEnA DAY.

The following gentlemen comprise the Committee
OF Arrangements, viz;
c. Z. WILLIAMS,
ROBT. LIsHMAN,
CAPT. A. NJ. TRIP,
]. H. BLACK.
H. WEBB.
c. E. WILLIAMS. Chairman and Treasurer.
MD
j. E. wIsEMAN,.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

3D. aud lis. each
Dr.. J. COILS
l. Overwhelming
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25
MES
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25


~ Eastern Extra Prime Pork California Pig PORK.
fOE sale BY 81 10 BoLLEs co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

WOOD stated that
the inventor o.
indant was DELHI
o say bad been
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-25

WILDER & co, Agents Mutual Life Insurance Company
H. HACKFBLD co, General gents Insurance Co.
c. o. BERGER Special Agent New Company
A. CARTWRIGHT Agent Equitable Life Company
CASTLE COOKE Agents New England Mutual Insurance. Co.
j. S. WALKER, Agent North Western Mutual Co.
, 1881-02-01
CURRENT GOSSIP.

1tO1irS Ia1:Dlt1sEAST. ~
Ny oil Welsh nc!Rhbur nver tho why
Crcpt slowly 0nt III tho SUI NJ Spring,
Pushed from her cats tho incks Of prs.y,
And lIstcnesl 10 boar tho robin SLUG.
Tier grandson, playing ut marbles, stopped,
And cruel in sport as boys will hc,
Tossed Il stone ut Tho l.sst. who hornctl
From bo,,gh TO bo,,gh tn tho nppn-trcc.
"Nay," said tho sranomothor. "havc you not
heard.
Ny poor, bnd boy! Df tho lcry pit;
And ..,,s drop Ivy tlrnp this mercIr,i bird
Carries tho wntHr that 1ticnchcs III
"1Ic brings cool dew IN t,!s little bill,
ind letF Il fail nh Tho sonlA Of Hln:
You enti SEQ t1lG mark III, hts rru-bFcnst still
OF fires that seorch AZ he drops 1t In.
"Niyroor l'ron rhu'layn! my breast, ,hurnod birdl
Singing 20 swectiy frHn1 etmh to !t!nbl
Very dear to tho lIGurt or ONr 1anta
Is he who rttits tho lost lilo him."
Ament I snil tn tho beautiful myth;
Sling. blt1f Uf IND, In MY heart tls we'll:
Encll gOnlt thought Is Il drop wncrewith
IT. cool md losscn tho fires OF ttoli.
Prayers 0r lovo ltko raint1rops TAIL,
rcurs Of pity arE cApltNH flew,
And dear to tho hcnrt nf nllr Lord nre all
Who Btt!Tcr like Him III tho Kuod thoy DO.
john q. tt'hittttF.
, 1881-02-01
1rE PAID.

lrn'I Hrffi htlfp Stig.
They sat OF tho stupJ uf tho Tnnlbs. Quo WIS
al,ol,t II ard the ut,ur ntoue N years old. They
looked nt each other III sulcmn way for a insn-
ute. and then tho t,ls nno said:
"Frllcr t,,ld mc last night thnt MI walking
mntch bets wns oif un cnlnt Of frtlil."
''rnt's too thln," replied tho little 0,,o. awe
hnit Il sutaro bct, aud yO lost. lshall tIavo to
claim them 10 ccnts.''
I1ut wo Gtdn't nit Up tho money"
NJ know It. You trusted 10 my houor, md
Il t!s.ln't pay, an,i know son wouldn't crnw.
fish for 10 cesits. Fork 'cr over, jim, md bo II
iIltlt."
'sJin,," continued tho little one, "ynu mint
nlwuys KoIn' u hisc's lr,!tes. Five yeMrs tr'ttl
rnw yttti innr 10 kefpin' II EnloOft. Then sou
wn,.t NY. custom. Thcn you'll wish you'd l'ald
II s'.an't never kccr q sa1oon.''
'Then ti,Ny bp You'll rtln y steamboat. Do
you wMnt snu md al! nly friends to lW down utl
y.r b,t' mi N roun 2, say'ns ms low her
"Tlien may 10 You'll ten!l fcrry-Ratc. Would
It bu uir1 for nc nn1 tho boys to hilnR around
there u,sd tn'k al'ont Gostnin dcl;t.toats wln
Why, it would r,tn You alIt In IL weeh.
~ stinli llnycr 'ttll fcrry-gatc; LIN go!u' to
run For % a!Ilec."
| "res, surn."
.'11,en .Iltn, don't you whit mint. .Pay riaht
M: know yn s4ll HEX my, md att thnt: hut
iyll yo Z I yo, lot M I'll p"s ~ ,o g sss s1, On
up 80 tlKtt nn yt'ur record that ynal l'e ln out
hy t10tHj nlnlOrlty. Take ynt.r choice. Jim: pny
tiast u cents. md 70 u Congress n.whoorin'; Or
| heat me out Of 1t. and Kit hid out colItrn Il
| wetlyo by iho honest e1ccturs!"
lfJ Vlllu.
, 1881-02-01
AN OLD STORY RETOLD.
What tho Governor Of South CnrO1lttn
Hnid 10 tAe HoycrMor or North Cnro.

What tho Governor Of South Cnr01lt,n
Hnid To the Governor or North Cnro.
linn.
IitlaINr.
AErcat tnAny years ngo tho Governor OF
Snrih Caroilhn received n friendly visit from
tito tloverrnr OF South Carolina. After o rcul
Nnrth Caroltun tltnn1r Of bncon and vans, tho
two Governors lit pipes and Aat III tho sflatle of
tho hack verandn with IL uomJohn OF rcni Nnrth
Chrotna corn whisky. copper distilled. withi;,
Gnay reach. "ThcrD WA8 nothing stuck up
nt'out these Governors" eays It North Cnrolina
9tnto historian, III tho hutuc,y hut vigorous
tanYungu Of hA section. "Thoro they sot nnd
stn0tch, md sut nlll s;nokel, Uycry nncp IN II
while takIng tn,it,al E.l ut tho ioinl1o,n with
tho 0td Of Il Eoslrd which they ,tscd rs demo.
u,utie rullut. Tic conversation botwccn tho
twn Governors wns OH the subject OF turpontno
and rico. tho s,nples of thotr respective stntcB.
nn1 tho further they got into tho Hub]ect tho
lower down they gnt Into tho Jug, and tho lower
down thoy got In the lug tho dryer tho Governor
0f South Carolina Kot, who was squnfo drlHkur
al,t1 wnr1tt 1nnt,, with nbout Il mEllnn pores to
every squire Inch Of bis hide. which enabled
hlm tu histo In Il likely sharo OF eorn-jutcc, or
other beverage, and keep his Cnrcnss nt tho
satMe tlne well ventilated, and generally alwnys
rcntly for more, whllo tho 0ovcrnur Of North
CurolnA was Il moro cautious tlrlnkur, but W1s
mighty sure tn strlk1 buttb1n ut about tho
twelfth r!nk. like ,ls IT natllrc bud measured
him by the Huurlful. Woll, they s0t and ssflOked
nu,1 nrv,,cd' nn,t ,ho t,orernnr or North t,nro.
m ~. ..' ~ '.,.. ,.,,,
lua WIS us hosptaulo hs An! !eaI oo'tthos'! Ath
tletnnn could be. for hc lNdlod o1lt tho whIeky
in tho nnst ibcrnl mAslnur, bGtng particular 10
yvc his distinguished guest three drinks to ono.
and gu,jxlg)u his own tosp with great cure, for
fcur that ii lin Didn't ho might LOSE tho thread
OF his argument. Rnd tho Hehi John might
run dry belpro tho Governor OF 9alith Cnr0iiitn
should hu ronsly to dust out for homo. In which
cnau It wuultl look like he had mt properly OH
scrrcd tho fnws Ut hospitality, which would hnro
como, AMI no uu,o.lnt or apology cul!,l c,se hiH
| mind Or ennblc him to feel Warranted IN show-
tnu his eOllntGnaurH to bis [utlOw-1nCtl, Espt.-
, 1881-02-01
WEST JACKSON STREET.


CHICAGO jim. nl.-i.Ast summer, when tho In
proyDlnunt Ut tAia struet WIS being made, but
silllcentiy curly to haye had tho 1natter ut
trnduu to, tho Commissioner ut Public Works
was Informed by tho citizens an.l through THE
TRIBUNE that tho ulatll watar- ppG wus NO Aoar
the surfAuU that tho sorvlcc. ptpcs. hAl fro.
lucntIy been frozen, thus jccilng tito citizens
1T xIIa street to 4roNt exPensN and i1lchn-
yBn!ecp. 1t wis further s9t frtla tlat, by rtl-
Yun uf tho improvement. tho danger from, frost
would bu largely luerenscit. becat,so tho r0att-
led wns lower, md liftGun incbea Uf Hto,ip
would cut,lct tho frost ,ntluh ,nru readily thaM
Uarth, or callrso 1t whs tho husncas OF tho
Department 10. i,nso k,luwn n'l thesu thtnHs.
anu to layu sunk tho ma ~ ut ftast tive aud
bAlf flsef, inbtGA1 OF having II threu md ht!lf
feet III 1t INV ". MH thcy Aro supposed to huvn
tho tlntA tu teterIMlnN Nll such Questions. hut
What uxcnsu cAn be offered ltur having bud tho
lnntter brought to tho special attention u thu
Commissioner. ind ihO fnetH II, itHllapuIhbinf
Nnw. It's Might h4vu hcil anticipated. Tho
worst fpArs vi thu residents Of tha slroet hav0
btrouu Iarts. III tho btocS between Aberdeen
Allu AlOtknll streets not less than hMt lDzefl
burvIce- ulueb trp aIrany grzGn ut tho tAps, md
enn,.ut ,,u ltnwel without ,dtREiu9 through tho
atur cold si.Ap vii! htrIHetlcally honl oven thAt.
u this II sample OF DeMnGrntl0 Numbering, nr
unIy u shluWdly talnretyel plhll 10 compel this
cunimunly t0 4rOpt tho party tcyagAxel
West JACKSON STNEET.
, 1881-02-01

IlY 1ffearAph u SeM Fork lfttaih.
FAtt. HlvEts, Muss., Jan. @.9,.-Every !ntlcAtlon
ut thu present tIluu points 10 Il Slrtku Uf iIlu
Hplnners' ,l.,l " euyets' Associations l,y sEIll9,
VI tug latuat. unless ths mannlMctururs return
1T tho kpnncrs Association WIN wMtlGd VI. tue
nHpnts Hf the several miiIs thla week to 1sk for
ti,u ttynnrn Of u Ear yent received unfaynrnb!o
rel,lrts to u si,culal meeting II tho Association
heA th!s evcn,ng. and thu s:ault was. after II
general discussion Ut tho subject, thnt y series
substantially ~ follows: Ihut co.ntnilteo
bc upAniea to- report NJ tlle next ,lculing as to
Whuihpr it wuuttl lu uilylsuIln 10 strike tlyv ten.
or It's wtuIu II thu Mitls; that q Gumu,tlteo Ut
live, MGttng 1,l ION function Wlu bsorctury How"
nrd. l.a hpW.anttsl 10 tulect thirty MunbnrH 70
visit tho yartDIa trIlu organizations IN tho
comntry to ask .heIr support tn tho sttuRglo that
II likely tfft4ku psacu; tAnt conlMltteu ot two
lye Apudsesl ~ Interview tho wenyGrS Atld casll-
era 1T this city rclatlvN 10 ca,scertcd action OIL
the part VI tue operatives; that every HleMCor
VI fhe organization bo requested ~ hubbard ha