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, 1881-07-25

~F~%'"' %1sSpNut - WE LAtc11c 3fthtnt
ATLANTA, Ga.. July !sl-1t Is r,,,uoreb ~,
powerful lobby has beun ut work nj, t,ar 'as' Wv
tho members Of tho Legislature WITH In spoo .'s
of defeating Col. Coln's application fur c,a ,Ss
10 build IL road FROM Atlanta tn itotno Aaes ~
urgumcnt used Is ttut tho building OF ths .' uas
will work injury tq tho Westori, l. Atlun,a p.u 10y
road, which property Ia owned by tho stos ',sl, AL,
IL leased to Henatur rowu attl Others. Inn sao
trolling Interest. however, bung owncd hv ~,t' w.
Loulsvjlh Nashville 1tailroad. This i'm i. ~
moat important link in the Coc ~, ~
ton,, ntld tff tho chMrtcr II tcfcs;,,
tho system will fall through ~ ~,
again land Colo In tho background. lila b,,la HIS
inK Of tue ilro from Atlatltl 10 llo,no S,u u1 !1
tu!p c1nll1ta Hystonl Dy which be ctlr1 ,cmn ns
@ fHr tho e.Ist,Sss how ct,iltrocd by tho iGs iouGi.s
i'9raon isl ~ 1f tho system 81 tias combnatoa, i
Sille viii ot 10y Goio build wtiss issu Iustn, A.
fight to dolent tho application ior tbo ebarSa.s
President Wadluy, ot tho Central ii Rai,sstt. RSdast.
which lno Is controlled Iy the io,,tsxI,Ioea sEoaf
aud L u said viii rca1oIp io '''eRnds ~
lndcflnit!y. Bonatur Brown. President of ~ H.
Hoarl ot Trustees Ut the Western & Atia1n,.iass ~
which !lHe Ia also controlled by tho L0us%iIIni
Nashville, 1t IL Hleo suited. is dpuK consE'rs,Mat
underground work. Should Colo Eet thn ch.,,ss
ho will bAve q system In cvory tEspect Rs rns
III the one Of tho Louisville 4 Nashville, ana T.
every way nhln tO eon,peto for somu Of thn hns ~
ness now munopollzcd by tho Lonsyil,o
Nashville system.
, 1881-07-25

NEAR TURNER JUNCTION, I'LL,
Special DiseattA to 7hs eAttaeo Tribune.
HESEvA, III. July q. last night ftrf brake
olit In the ktugat,ury, homestead. nenr Turncr
Junction. It's origin being an upset Iernseno
limp. Tho tousc, cnrrlale-sl,cd, ! a cort,.orib,
and twH hay-rtcks H'prr consumed. Loss ST,OGN;
ITO insurance, - '''-'0'
, 1881-07-25

NFeE'9t AisPAtGN w ans SHkenRV lEeb1tHes
MUSoiE. Ind. 1nly %L-An ,0ssian, intl..
special III 1liE TRIBUNE corresnondent statcs
that Lem Wilson'S largo Touring -tntll valued at
sas0hl burned this morning: insurance. s..,0sl
WartnR. 4ttltlnhhkerG l. Co., OF HlnTton, hnh Il
largo amount OF wheat burned in the u0nla9rA.
tiotl.
, 1881-07-25

MURDER IN ~ SALOON.
l!nrAS. T0x., July al.-Jatnes Cic0ro rortor
was shnr siead In aAoon by Luctcn 1sucd.
, 1881-07-25
ITEMS.

Chief. .EnElnoer Janus Abbott, one Of the orig
tiators Of the new Continental L!ue, mud Ut oaa
time Ch!of Engineer Of the Rockford, Hock IT.
and d st. Louls, died ut Akron oarly Friday
morning.. 1le WAS thoroughly compoteut CO.
gineer. but rathor ecocntrio In bis why's OF dolns
bubltless. s-.r'-
The st. Louls Republican says; I" 1t Is upparens
that until tho trunk lines ut the Eust cease thsFf
wlrrlny freight rates on east.Douud froaa.
cannot hocoIne settled. 1t was supposed that u
ceuts por hundred waa ~ low as frelghts TO kes
furk could we'll got but yesterday tho rate o.
1sM .cents waa' announced, and several contracts
nnus. Th's Will not pay for ooal. Tue asebp
arc muFmnr1n9, t1Ion longl oh. how long,"
Tho Louisvilie Courier. Journal saYs: Tho llaa
from Louisville to Chicago Is NOW under oas
management, and only ten mica ut road r.
main to hulldy' this will be completed lR@ed;s
ate!y. Col: Young returned from New :. .tms ens
yeatoFtay su very Eo4 huMoE He sau a. shn't SaS
t. @ r. ao 'rouPo wss = Tssas al
1ndlauapolis. That IlnU itsolc IL cotnnosoa ad q
what Moro torp1erty several dsconnee!c.as ~. s%s
Mnprotltable rpRds. and when tho sGnote Y stsav
were revived. At dc tneoliuy lu Now f.ik
thosu disputed claims cao up for t'!seus'SSGt S,,t
WIS Thought thoy Mera pot q me toiesI
oil ell indemnlty} this was VI esst lesaso nd nj
the President wes fully authorized 10 taku ~
stsps necessary t. complete re ss,nd,sWs sas9ei II
the cars Of tho L9utsye New Aleaty yS.d TIKI ias.
70 From the lRdanapoals d Chicago it,an ia
week. 1t Wna l!one," said ho, "bccause ~ ~
snss oaa waa behind II IT, cs% p"ssd "ss.,d I'D
freight ptebulQ,N
, 1881-07-25
OCEAN STEAMSHIP P.::heWs

Nxw foRK. july gs.--Aulye4. Tho Cttyot Mon.
treaL 6pa!u, and ualttu,~ fron Liverpool, Tho
Aottorustp, tson, HotteNiau, 81.
~ ~iASn0S, July at.-The Westphnlia. frun, Now
agfE, 1n4 tho AoFRs!al, tFoaa Monttss, have
, 1881-07-25
AN INJUNCTION SUED FOE.

:. AN INJUNCTION SUED F0H.-n
Little ftocx, Ark. July s3,-A bill i,l equity
was alcd hero to-day In tho United states Court
BY ths Kausas City l. New Orleans Ratlruad
Company against tho 1t. Louis, Iron Mountain
Southern fta'lruad, seeking to onJolr tho lat
ter road from constructing lta proposed branch
from Gurdon to Catndpp Tho hllt alleges thnt
thu kalisas Ctty.& New Orleans IsMllroati COM
pRuy owlls tho exclusive. franchise and right to
consti1tct' a fair1ad from Arkndalph!a to Mon
s I aidt saa Slso fron foFter raes Spring.
ouch ado ita llnp, and that no other rond having
parallel ltre or running In tho salna general a.
hinder tho nwso tho stAle and tie yesiod rights
~ v IT, ,s Sasrt9; %iso sots forth ihas
1sl ~ ltu1 Tor work, uunstructtoQ, and survey.
and that " hns completed allntictai arrange.
n,vnts to build fts antro ling from Springfield,
ssH. txssepua ut:s!!Se Caa 9a ndsi. S
Il 81 liz tss iii ee oss essffSss safsSn
Meantaip Southern i!aIsay &C 'co%pan;y; 's; tus ras
!tnhwrul, and thut tho inter o6rporation, which
bssa bns Sssoe r. Ersat 1,'oopoy pSey
III stats: Thoaxh = eea,ote As rom 1SaS' ii e
Araugh y Camdau Or, .ionruv, 'ln., Is. IN en-
s,C39! ,gf4 En faa yeste4 rights
ossr 5 j r a cssrs Sstsaff ssnan nd
En Garfh tro sho ,Httosa9ys tor the Kanaas CITY s
notice that thoy Will take, Up thors application
'{9r = prclimin.ry ,n1lnqsion bef0rr JuiFp llonyy
g. Caldwell o,l A.Y. l.. Tho coslp'aiWat: Com.
ar e hss 9ecsa' ses besa eanpstsa sii aH!1 Il
eaass9s eapsn as St r. ss Sxbt II III IL
souFt WIll Ss Ngtehed With. Interest, q i viii
Az. sSse n6S 9GsSf1ns o Et a9 ,p
ItuaA, which fN Interested fr tho N1p8ttOua ill.,
, 1881-07-25
Ar rI1O,t.Asy1r1.E r..

At TIUAf.kSVU5tE, GA.
sAvASS.<W. .tuly at-The cotton warehouses;
or a. r.. Wright & To-, at ,ThomasvIllc, witt,
l.tN balcs nf costun, nero Burned tb,s seniug.
Insurance., *is, nm. Tho looks OF tho City Ireas.
nrcr were nisO burned. ~ =
, 1881-07-25
An. ALi.KGRla4 4.llo1lsE,T1tl1sr:rx Z

Followed " CfoapEy aud Gould, llYprymsnpr III.
Pault tu tpolnt on tho rcapI bct,reUa Bhatppsu
and ChRska. mtan thsS attempted klsH's arrest
on charge " hoeso~ste tealtnw. k.eR hsysu firing
OIL the chalcngcl1, but. III be ilrc,l tho tSirl
, 1881-07-25
NEW.YQlkK. f1Iry. !.

=" asssaaa phas1ek to'3hs tAteaso 7s{bvse.
=. Rsw fokxs suly ss.4pmporxtuf ,,:p .. m.,
!. ~ p. NJ. n; 9p. m:.,7s, Il m., ". Average
, 1881-07-25
Lou1svlLLR ~ NASHVILLE.

\ 2Ra CIHpIqUNtI EtEIHlFF aNyRIs I" ,1..+'
tis stated On guod authority that uceotla-
tiona are now pondlny in Now York hqtweou
thV officials Qs tue Louisville L Nashville aud
, 1881-07-25

=, 67fs06[INVVH EHFVWsEE y 7"'. =
Hsw HAVEN, Cnnl'., July Tt.-E4,Sanator Es,
ton 1nlsse1 t1euusa hero on tis way homo trp,n
FhllRdrlpht&, wbtro 10 has been seriously 81.
, 1881-07-25
THE RAILROADS.
AfENtC4tS RAILWAYS.

ALBANY, July ::l.-Artlclas Of Rssocla ton OF
tho Noxoan, Oriental, iutoroooautU &, tnier.
I',. ~; saos..os ~ Sppt uNs1 !ueh .sse'vcM
otnr sun ~ iia"c " 9s' s "a "'u ;,,, ucs .au
into ty md l,otwcou the l,cuu,,lIu ~: Mcxtnn
@ In fntor,,.,torsi ,,a,,,ss, s,,.,,,,'..,a.., ~
CnME'tny Hrnnttng certain rights ata1 powors
wath Il subsidy III aid Uf tho construction ana
,,ra,!shes within th9 Rcnaels t'a tio eonragt
H., ,.,,,asrarrai n ~ r ~ ~" I'rn vmefs ,sa
es wne , mgnt Sa o5F9anoI IT, enat
,tt anv ea ~, %Hs III ,1'
,,,a,,ct,t mlaintenSrco inc IN aiIa "peratou Of Fiji
Yrk aW,,r VI n tn9 s6 H. r1 Q. mow
ration ni cninpaiiies fot tho pcrniatsont fi,Hite.
ilnncu bf raitrt,nls utltl tcicgrnph* beyoNl. tic
smo std,ns " @ tf1 Hse" sf1s ;aG oos, HnsSeiI @
iii. I6tnlas Il. Hckbrs. II: nndre' .,r Ns,v nrk.
uysacs 3: Grant nnu FrnncIs' i'd Grcsa, pf,the
E!ty nf MextcG. with 0thorA. havo r6rnied tho
its ~, es,toa ng - 70 GoM
tatc; Tbo ttgitl Is to etla nt II pDjuf on fho fin
NrunIc hntwten Laredo nt1d' KgytoAN. continue
tnr snltth betsveen longitude degreG west and
;Mesrcqs oast or tnS moFlitlan Or Mcx!oo. totch.
itIf{nlnT' with 4 6rat at,oh = rdai Frni,',
theilcU to Cutlad Victoria, to fte extended
" far ns San !uls p0lfsl; alao Oranohca to
;,,t MMt'aros aifd tte t.ar " yeatla hinrla l easo
su ts,,.. IN sr,n f[,.c si,sIJ ;n"t3n,c o rN,i7
Snnta,,ler jff,,ettex to tho City Of Mexco by tho
most convenient asuvht to tho tnhLp.ands,. and
THY THY ooiltuo lN,tn taere to punt " tae ~,
i der, Vast ionrItS of tt1o tMnitui t,f ttts, h.
efnrs III nsrnmt +, ti,n t%he. .nn9s ~ nnustn~ II ~
I'a,nnthn Mi Sfizantfa' VIII ia trrminssa II 4,
verS Grx, wi With ramei' roals to Soto En- Mae,Ma. d.
Taeo n IMSpan " % y tI, Satta. u.
t1oo, tIlyisrd ,nto a59' Oil sbarcs t,f Sio1 escs
y bEsrr ne nSfas @ saHs. e @ ct rs n9sra sg
nov Diiiotl. jUo; Xussot Et9e. iOG: .Thun,as - i.
PIIlun. ioS; Anes + iiepkfa:;, iSS;:: Thonas +.
de- ars,s, i' l@ ''l' ~ o ofan' i~' aaa 1t"no''
,,,,, !, ,r>-,,, n.,.,
.1v.s,..n w.." = ~. :, ~ as<a!,..u<aD. %
,'WAsfttsoTos. D. C.. July @+-some Important
Of Of the aee narae
t,n,unnnv h,, rho xnert nncct,nt nnt WIN no"or.
paniaI oommisstoncr Frenoh to ssn francisco r ]
among the ilems chnrgcd Us operating OK nensos
sero several sums, naarrrat'as. about saso,ooo,
~ wnlcn more were no FouohoFs' tue ofpehd-
iturcs hnvlng heen made on drufts lnudo by e.
=. i.om huntington. Under .ha Th,.r1nnn aot: the
.ps ~ toAuieuto t"y n sum cguat 10 20
lug @ @ psesas to .np snf
jntIobtc mesa To Tho unItfyl states. 1tfa.imnnr-
tunt, thcrc1oro, fhof thas 1,,.rn,,.nt ,n",sos,
sna.,,,, 10 s1....n.. s o ousesu'aeat uHccts
shoalu sefaetlnaze' the 'expenso. account. to SEQ
TINT tho sum duo tho sinking fund Is not I'M
proporly reduced petnw tho amount ACTUALLY due
,u,ior TIM tnrtna NJ thc fow. Ar fnuosti1rt,o,,
imtn tha cntiss ssni rhsranfsr ~ thn is,s IT,
at tho same ume thrHw sot,,u liSht Oh tt,e lobby
ing methods Of the Central paodo Company Id
y u ,xa nnn,, Il, =. -.
tint I'll. tiuniinrton knens rnnro.sn,ntvn u ~
Washington, who ID an nxperIeneei lobbyist Of
, 1881-07-25

Hop BItton do<a nut exhaust and destlpy, but
restore. cures, xnl lnRxea uew.
, 1881-07-25

s1A!Umater cur{oef,d for temperature. elevation.
lNd Instrumental error. ,*''*.
q, MeMu bnrynlptas. tlM9 e. "a
AlGnil thaftnnnotDE. 40. +.
lenr humidity. ~ .,
: UighDht tDu1p9fntus6. 4j.q. g. '.,.
Lowest temperature. u,
1ESEHAL OBSERVATIONS. ~
- CHICA1Os July 9t-IQ;1S D. tu.,
, 1881-07-25
TtTllsVulF OIL MARKET.

=. VIuoV!EEE VlL lM79:tNc., onoaeA
a., ,TIsuxvlttk, H., JULY M.-PotFo1eau Vr r. 7t
u Tajt highest, ia: lowest. y; c'oss- ,o1 10
shipmentat so.rto; ehastors, e5,59o; soa'' WV
, 1881-07-25

SHOT. he received charge Of dirk shot III snn
aslp,netf, nn sn@ l,i,ll6h ta tho lntptin,, where
he IA attended by tile .aherlr mud rhyssciins.
, 1881-07-25

UETHUTTs WARSAW q WESTERN.
dp<etas Dtspateh to Tbs Chicago Trfaun..
.srslst'r1ELD, Ill. july ..4.-Artirlcs Of incus.
poratlon Of. tho Detroit, Warsaw & Western
Hallway Company were died yesterday With ths
Secretary OF State. Tho proposed rauto Of ibis
company Is from the atate llnc in Town y ia
lroQuois County, running In southwcstorly d.
recton through 1roq,,oEs, vormllon. and chau'
paSn; az in westerly alreo,ion thsousa, ,fs; P4
Counties, G, the biisaIsaIpnI ltivcr at Or nraf
Quincy. Tho prlneinal otitcc Is TO bo III gEba1s.
the capital .Q00 and tho cOrposat0Es Fraaeld
n. Wright. George W. Curt!Bs, aud THOMAS \.
Lewis. oe urbanA; Charles L, Hurpcc, 0t Chan',;
patga; Albert Emerson. SAnittGl II. Reed, I'D
LIuous u. Hlnd0r, OF NOnttcUlto.
, 1881-07-25

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The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-03-24
wOODSIDE PRAIRIE.

In your issue of March 18th, we no.
tice All article written by Occasional,
and wish to thank Mr.. O., hoping to
hear from some others on the same
subject.
Mrs. Amo started for Wisconsin
with her family q short time since
anu got as far as Parkers Prairie, when
she changed her course and landed at
the little house near David Carr's the
18th of March.
We have been informed that the
esteemed widower from the corners,
was seen at the door Of the little house
west of Uncle David's, trying to look
through tho window, which was COW
cred with boards, and also vainly rap
ling at the door for admittance. Too
bad she did not notify him Of her in:
tention to immigrate to another State.
Dick Johnston OWNS IL horse team
again.
Mrs. Docksdator is the happy owner
Of Il new organ.
One of Phyn Aidrich's COWS died
Monday. Eddy Aldrich don't like to
use spring calves for we'll bucket.
A. says the COW WAS one Of the best
and Phvn had refused $50 for her sew
eral times.
We are glad to see Will Barber III
town again. ISCOG.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-03-24
NeighborhoQd News.
LEAF RIVER.

VOLUNTEERS WASrED.-Ten thous-
and volunteers wanted to buy goods
of Baumbach & Meyer, and \. VIM
ters is trying to f'll the whole quota
himself. But wasn't he surprised
when he found that it was a girl.
Mother and daughter doing we'll.
Our election passed off with unus-
ual good feeling, and the following Of
fees were elected:
Supervisors--Geo. Coon, chair; B.
Wait, n. Gessell.
Treasurer--JOhn Harding.
Clerk-M. $. Morical.
AssessOr--D. CutShaW.
Justice--J. IL. Mckenzie.
COnstable--J. W. Current.
There were fifty votes polled. Hard
ing, Mckenzie and Current each re-
ceived 40 votes. The other candidates
was somewhat divided up, receiving
fewer votes. LICK SKILLET.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-03-24
PARKEES PRAIRIE.

II. l.. Viets was the owner of the
lost pocketbook found by Mr.. Logan,
q few days ago.
Town officers elected at our town
meeting are as follows: Supervisors.
j. Hankinson, Geo. Perkins, 4.
Beardsly; Clerk, Jerry Newell; AS
sesor, W. L. Hyatt; Justice, Jerry
Newell; Treasurer, ID. Thompson;
Constable, Ed Pease. Il majority in
fovor of herd law. Liquor License,
for, II against; 773 votes polled in
all.
An Anti Horse Thief Society has
been organized in our town.
H. L. Vets and Ed Embertson are
going to build dwellings this spring.
J. G. Nelson has returned from
his trip below.
Mr.. Wagner has been doing a good
business selling organs in our town.
The Woodsiders are still rushing in
the lumber at $40 to $50 per NJ.
Dengo, of 1nman, wants to know
where the railroad is going; we don't
know, but we can tell him where the
5000, 900 will go, if he has any anxiety
on that point. He says that the peo-
pie of Parkers Prairie are very anxi-
Gus, to have the railroad built as near
them as possible. Now the fact is we
have never heard anyone express any
anxiety about building the road or
where it is to be located. It must be
some of the seven who voted for the
bonds that he has reference to, and
not the people Of our town. Will:
the people would like u railroad to go
through this town. they do not feel
disposed to vote a tax Oh themselves
to build it, us WAS clearly expressed
in the vote on the bond question. But
to relieve Dengo's mind of any appre~
hension on this score, we will state
that Parkers Prairie will be &&s:pcompt
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-03-24
NORTHERN COMPTON.

Chas. Pike is still Logging; he is now
getting out logs for the new Touring
mill at Perham. 1t will take 1000
feet Of lumber.
E. 0. Barrett, nephew Of @. II. Bar
rett. arrived here last Saturday morn
ing, from Northfield, Minn. lie
spent few weeks here last summer,
and being SO we'll pleased with the
country. has now returned to make
this his future home. thinking this a
much better place for a young man to
get start than in the older counties.
Mike Cosgrove has sold his farm on
section =, to gentleman from Cana
da, a friend Of Squire Anderson. We
havn't learned his name yet, but ex-
tend to himself and family a cordial
welcome.
The late election in Wadena must
have been rather hot. We are in
formed that one candidate for office,
in his excitement and eagerness to
obtain votes, got over into Otter Tail
county lectioneering. with the follow
III. chalked on his back in bold char
acters: ''Reform; no lightning rods
in mine; we will run this city govern
ment OR give Verndale the county
seat next fall" We understand said
candidate was defeated. so Verndale
will get the long coveted prize.
Miss Ada Barrett. who has been
attending school in Wadena the past
winter, is home for couple of weeks.
when she will take charge of q school
three miles north Of Aldrich.
There has been a petition circulated
asking the Co. Commissioners to
form u new school district out of
section and 2. and parts Il: and II
Compton, and 35 and 3g Blufton. tits
hoped the commissioners. will grant
the request, as u school is greatly
needed in said district.
Baker : Co., of Bluffton, are hav.
ing ties delivered for the Minnesota
Northern, 1T the Barwise crossing,
of tho n. 2. r. r.
The surveyors of the Minnesota
CONTINUED OK 4Tn PAGE.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-03-24
Terms: $3.50 Per Year.
to pay her tax as Inman.
BORN-Unto Mr.. and Mrs. T. Nc
Mahn, 2Oth inst, Il - pound son; all
doing we'll. +.
1NMAN.

The snow is going, but very slowly,
except in the roads, where it is going
to fast for good sleighing. The roads
are getting quite bare in places.
Everybody who has ties to haul,
are getting anxious to know when
and where to haul them. We have
ties scattered all over the country,
everybody delivering on their own
hook, nobody knowing whether he is
right or wrong. Well, unless the
Co. hurry up, there will be a great
many ties that will lay over until
next winter, and especially if the
railroad should run north, into Deer
Creek, for it will be impossible to
haul them over the road after the
snow is gone. Well, it will soon be
time for seeding, and then the tie
business will play out; yet it would
be quite consolation to some, if they
could get what ties they have made
out before seeding.
There has been good deal of land
bought in the last few days. Messrs.
H1rsh has bought seven 40 acre
pieces of timber. and intends to go in
to the tie business quite heavy. Mr..
f. Barns has also bought 80 acres.
and some others have bought.
There is quite a scarcity of hay in
this town, and Il good many poor cat
tie. This is the time that stock need
I. little extra feed and care, especial
]y it a little thin in flesh. a few dol
lars expended for feed just now, may
save good many by the time grass
grows.
Mr.. Maltby. of Bfuffton, has sent
two loads of lumber to build a store
Oh section l9. If every one builds q
store and stocks it, that are talking
Of doing so. we will have store for
each settler in the town. We'll, they
say that competition is the spice Of
life. If so, we will have lots Of 81 ice.
DENGo.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-21

A dangerous counterfeit Of the standard
silver dollar has made its appearance. They
have the ring of the genuine metal, the mill
ing is perfect. and there is an absence OF that
greasy substance which is found by running
the thumb over the general run of base coins.
They are, however too light, and a trife
thicker than the genuine.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-21

Tom Moore" trotting horse lately
owned by ID. c. DEWITT, who sold him a
few weeks since to w. G.. TRACY for 5000,
who in turn sold the animal to c. NJ. SAN
DERSON, of Pittston, for $3.50, has again
changed owners. The purchaser being res
ident of Lackawanna county, and the price
paid $500. Cheap enough.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-21
The News Condensed.

The French Atlantic cable has been re-
paired.
THE new hotel at Cresson Springs will
be 500 teet long and 225 feet wide. ''
The Ohio Legislature adjourned sine
die yesterday. after a session of 106 days.
Twelve hundred persons have recently
signed the temperance pledge at Brad
ford.
No fears are felt at the Brooklyn navy
yard for the safety of the frigate Consti-
tuition.
The New York sash and blind makers
have secured an advance of twenty five
cents day.
The sale of the late DR.. Chapn's libra
ry which cost 10000 dollars began III
New York yesterday.
All the officers of the navy in Washing
ton have been ordered to attend the un-
yelling of Farragit statue on the 25th
Five thousand one hundred and seven
York, the largest number on record in
one day.
General Samuel D. Sturgis will prob
ably be assigned to the governorship of
the Soldiers Home at Washington to
succeed Gen. Potter.
News has been received from Oregon
that ex-senator Joseph Lane, who ran for
Vice-President on the Breckenridge
ticket in 1860 is not expected to live
At Hastings, Neb., lightning struck
and burned the house of farmer named
Parnell, Sunday night. Mrs, Parnell
perished and her husband was seriously
injured.
1t is rumored that ex-Presldent Hayes
already begins to tire of private life and
is willing again to enter politics if there
should seem to be general demand for
his services.
The moulders in nearly all the found
res in Cleveland are on strike, leaving
between fifteen and twenty works idle
The proprietOrs are firm. All classes of
workmen seem preparing to strike if not
paid what they want.
Acting Indian Commissioner Price pro-
poses to institute some temperance re-
forms in the Indian management, by put
ting thoroughly temperate men in charge
of the agencies, who will not drink or
sell liquor to the Indians.
In Forest county there is well which
has recently begun to produce a black oil
bearing close resemblance to coal tar.
No other we'll in the vicinity produces
anything like it, though the drill passes
through the same kind OF slate at equal
distances in all of them.
The President has nominated General
James Longstreet, now Minister to Tur-
key, to be United States Marshal for
Georgia; Philip II. Emerson, to be Asso-
ciate Justice of the Supreme Court of
Utah; and Benz. G. easier, to be agent
for the Indians of the New York Agency.
New York
The flood of the Rock river is unpre-
cedented and it has thrown 1900 men
out Unemployment in the city of Rotk-
ford ILL., Water power manufacturers
lose thousands of dollars. The low lands
on either side of the river North and
South, are under water and the occu-
pants Of houses are obliged to lease
boats.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-21

Those wishing to enjoy pleasant evening
should not fail to attend the last of the Ger
mamie Orchestra Assemblies. next Friday
eve in Means Hall. Tickets so cents.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-21

The county house was opened yesterday
for the reception of inmates. Between fifty
and hundred were registered.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-21

Janitor WATERS, of the Graded School,
has brought suit against HIRAM BAKER, for
SANDER.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-21

On Saturday we expect to issue double
number and run off an edition Of about 20OO
copies. Advertisements must beg handed in
Friday morning.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-21

John Holdren, who has taken Dodge's shop
comes from Corning highly recommended as
practical Blacksmith. He gives special at
tention to Horse Shoeing.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-21

We are panied to announce the death yes
terday afternoon Of little CLARRIE, youngest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. HENRY G.. PORTER,
after an illness of only few days, of that
terrible enemy of infancy, scarlet fever. The
child was only ten months old and was the
idol of the fond parents. While they mourn
her early demise they know :" that in heaven
the angels of such do always behold the face
of their Heavenly Father" Funeral at four
O'Clock this afternoon at the Ward House.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-21

notice. New Mich Cows, 2 Yearlings,
and some Calves For sale. Inquire of
B. w. LANE, Towanda.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-21

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