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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-19

AAOAAAIu
burlington Hawkeye.l
They had just the loveliest sleighing
In Philadelphia all last week, and
young keepitup was out enioyingit all
one afternoon. When he drove into.
the stable, OIL but the nan was mad,
he roared when he looked at the
horse, and danced around. and, as
Uncle Remus says, "he Gust, he did"
Look at that hossl' he walled.
Look at that hossl Amt a dry hair
on him, an he's nigh ready to drop.
That's a pretty lookm' way to bring in
a hoss Nice man, You are, to let's
Young keepitnp was fairly aston
lshed. Man alive !" he yelled, pie
turing his amazement in his voice.
and what did you expect when
hired him ? When a horse is costing
me an even s. an hour, he's got 20 keen.
moving, you understand ? When Pm
paying out more than eiy'at cents per.
minute, l cant affor@. TO let no horse
lean up against an ice-box while be
egures OUT ne oat crop Of the United
ctatoa i.Jr 1880. | did my level best
% keep my whip arm warm, and then
/ couldn't get more than 1925 an hour
out Of him. Now, if you had only
charged fifteen cents an hour, | would
have had the horse fed every thirty
minutes while | was out, and | would
have rocked him to sleep in my arms,
wrapped him up in blankets, and laid
him in the sleigh and hauled him back
to the stable myself. That is the diff
ference, you see, MIR. Silkcracker.
Here's your money, and | want the
same horse, or q better one, next
Saturday afternoon, Ii the snow holds
on"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-19
courthouse Notes.

The grand jury is in session.
The criminal court will not begin
tho routine until Monday.
The Cuba desperate matter annoys
the Memphis attorneys more than the
quiet Cubans,
A deed and a decree Of minor i'm
portance were recorded in the regis
ter'S Office to-day, and in the county
clerks Office, one license was issued.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-19

NEW ORLEANS, January 10, 1l30
a m.-Cotton easy. Middling, lie.
Sales to-day, 1000 bales; receipts,
972 bales. Stock 290,66O bales.
New YORK, January lex.
change dull. Bankers 3 days,4S3l@
4S3l; 60 days, 4S0@4S0l; commercial
60 days, 478l@479c.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-19
PIanOn and ORGANS.

SF .ial inducements to pUl caasers
* be" "Steinway'' and "Chicker.
ing, the best in the world, at
109t HOLLENBERG's, 229 Main st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-19

LIVERPOOL, January 10, $40 PM
Uplands, 1864; Orleans, 63d. Flu
lures as follows: January and Febru,
airy, GID; February aud March. Il. 3gd.
March and April, s 9-16d; June Ind
July, 2l-32d; July and Apanst &
q 32d. gust y
NEW York, January 10, 1928 pm.
cotton quiet. Ordinary, 8 10.
l6c; good ordinary, 10 7-l6o; low
middling. lie middliDg, IL 1876;
good middling, II bloc; middling
fair, Ii l-l6c fair, II l1-16c. Futures
opened steady; now firm at very slight
change from last evenings closing
prices, as follows: Deliveries for
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-19
Cabinets az 81 per dozen.
Cottage Gallery,
70 Bea street.
~"InauguraI C-eremonle

The Louisville and Nashville rail.
road will place on sale round trir
tickets from Memphis TO Washington.
D. c., for the sum Of S38. Those VII,
may desire to be present at III,
Inaugural Ceremonies" 9Th March.
can secure their tickets by applying ID
JAMES SPEED,
l19f Ticket agent L. & n. R. r.
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Personal.

DR.. Buddeke, eye and ear diseases,
No. IS east Court street. 144t
Shakspeare's plays, 3 cents each, at
Williams's book store. /
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-19

Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Gal
yauie Batteries g. Electric Belts,
sg Dental q Surgical Depot, cor.
Second and Monroe streets. il2f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-19

Arrangements nave been made
whereby the Memphis & Charleston
railroad company will sell excursion
tickets on March LIST and. I'd to the
inaugural ceremonies at Washington
on March ~, at tho low rate Of $38
for round TRIP. nav
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-19

Coal and wsod delivered on short mo-
tleS. A. Fl. STRATMANE, 1865 DeSoto. lS9
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-19
arRAXEn

Off06-A Bhek-snd-tan Gordon bitoh,
u slightly under average size, and with din
faH marks over the eyes. A reward Of ten
dollars will be paid for her delivery az Gas.
tsn's hotal, or for infOrmationl cn at the hote.
leedIng % her recavsrg ai
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-19
Navannah River Nhad,

Fresh Baltimore Oysters,
Dressed Turkeys and Chickens
Choice Table Butter.
n. SEESSEL, SIR, & SON,
Cor ner Jefferson and second.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-19

Why throw away your illustrated
papers and magazines when you can
have a nice book made from them az
the LEDGER findery2
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The Yonnrer GnrGnih.

The Gazette's WASHINGTON special
says: Harry A. and j. Il. Garfield.
sons Of the president elect, who have
been attending st. Pauls school, Mt
Concord, n. ~, are now in this city,
at the residence Of Colonel A. i.
Rockwell, a classmate Of General Gar
held: The sons T pursuing their
studies under the sut6rship OF DR..
VIM. II. Hawkes.. late Of Helena,
Montana.
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LOST or STOLEE.

IN night Of eth, one dark brown mare,
~ stout, pony built, and we'll marked, with
three white feet, a1d white blaze 10 forehead.
The LETT t%orefoot is black, and is narrow, con.
traeted like q mules. The tail was PLATED
and she had on a lizht saddle Of "Ringgold'
pattern, an old bride with new head stan and
red forehead strap; newly shod Return <
Stationhouse and be rewarded.
lit JOHN ABERCROMRTE.
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PRoFER9IoNAL.
QUA CHEAP COLUnN.

A Ii Advertisement under the head oil for
n Rent, For sale, Wanted, Lost, Strayed,
Stolen, etc, viii be hereafter charged S cents
line for one week. i5t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-19
LOST.

A BLACK and Tan Dog, answer b I'D
n name Of ed" A liberal reward will be
paid for his return. Miss Nettie While, Man
sion,4 Gayoso street. 1i6 1911
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FOR RENT.

40 and 1857 Exchange st., neat cottages.
1fH Apply IS Adams, upstairs. A. Cordes.
III ~
EIHE ground floor Offices, and tieeping
I rooms, ats Madison street. lt3f
FTlHE Mckinney plafe, in Walnut Bend.
i Ark. Apply to Hadden a Harrington. iO3i
WE brick dwelling No. l3S N. Martin
4 street. Apply 70 y. 4. GREHAN, T2
Front street. Gf
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-19

MADAM LOUIS SELECT DANCING
M ACADEMY. now open at Ma snerchor
Halt, corner Of Jsferton and Second streets,
Introducing all now Quadrilles, Waiting and
Fancy Dances. Terms per quarter, "a lessons,
$40, payable in advance. Evening class for
ysung ladies' and gents now open Tuesday and
Saturday nights, 5 O'Clock pm :, at lT Madi-
son street.
Private Lessons given at residence and
boarding school.
For further particulars call at the academy
sn school days, Tuesdays, thursdays 1nd Sat
urdays, 5 p. m. or address postofice, CITY. Phi
Hate residenee. lS7 Madison slreet. IL l4l
, 1881-11-17

Special p4spatch to IAt i'tteaoo tribune.
UTTAwA, Nov. 1G.-Str f.conas1i 1lIlcy, Cann-
tlsui, Finance Minister, IL still ut Washington,
and not expected to return TIL thu end Of tho
week..
The uovcrn1nont papers claim TINT largo
nllnlbera Of pe0plU FROM tho UnItel Suites havu
taken up thcIr hoEIcs In tho CaIiatlEnlt North
wcst this seaann, principally from Illinois, Mich
lga,,, und MINNESOTA, wiflo suyurnl falnilIra
hnvc gone up there direct trDm tho New Eli
glaIlu States.
Navigation Is nbuut cosed The last barEcB
npd stcI,ucrs hnye departed.
Tho statuhluut OF circulation md gpecle fDr
tho ulonth u October showa the t1ul ninul,,t VI
Dolihton noses IN circulation II be $li.57.,!E4.
II Is more thnn probable tbat ntrNngu,nnuts
Will shortly 1u mAue between tic Gnvcrnniclir
and tho syndicate whereby tho Immigration
work Will be currttd on conJontly. Letters from
EIIropc asking Tor pArtlculHra touching The Gu
nHdlnn Northwest nrc aald to be more uunler-
Spteiat Di,pateh ia The Chicago Trtouns.
1o1HlSTo, Nov. fH.-Thh u'sner Ut oiIe Of tho
q,mrrics TT tho Credit ltlyer, ns4r loruntn, has
cu.lnals OF binding siotlo. liz will int Ie ubi.
to the creait .valoy ltaiiway boihg tiiaGie IL to
suppiy him with enrH.
:, X iirtH here has exportcd 1G7 pIauo-key buaras
t. Ucrl'any. tho lrst export ever undo. Cn1tu-
dIa,i pinu IL butter thnn Gernan spruce. ,ltode-
wood ls n!an hel1!g cxpnttctl lur plalto work.
Tho SalW chsu ~ likely to Eu to tha 1'rvy
Cnlntta. The City Treasurer wllH left TRUSTEE
inr Gol. 1hnw, nttu !n thAt capacity exnoutetl a
I:Goo 1n,rtaaEe ni bhnw,s Ert,v1 Of nf1ety arres
tim prollarty FUR 4D,iNj. taklng tho x6.OW as In.
forest. The purchaser OF tho property was tho
lato Gov. Crawiord. suit was brought III Ehl.l,-
esry 10 10 FecoseT by so sae Was , sstal .e5o
low valued at klSu, ,laU.
, 1881-11-17
EMERY A. STORRs,

WHAT scoVlLLE AND tn'lTEAu WANT TO
sll0w Nr 1tIM.
$50 you have been snbpnl,aetl AZ q witness
for tic defense In the Gmlteau caser' t,.y.
served TilnuNE reporter yesterday TO Eu,.
ory A. storrs, showing him Washington,
dispatch u tlla& effect
"Yes." was tlla reply, II MN subppuacl
for tho @stl inst"
"What 10 they expect to prove by you? y"
. II eau only surlnise tho reasons why /
l!aya been subpcBnaetl as witness fur the lie.
fellse. ! hive no doubt that Mr. scoyitlo
knows that during tho month Ut April lust
Glllteau hnll sonlo conversation will, me iii
Washington with regard 10 MS appointment
~ Thy AustrlAl Mission. md prrsulIN Afr.
6coyi!le thinks that tllat WIS ~ ahsltr.l
IN tuca for tnitcau to entertain
that It would be eyIdeilcs that liz
VA! y ItNSt not all right. ! presume, also.
ahat Mr. ScOy!l Ii aware that ! sllw Qlliteall
vi various sllnes during tho Presidential
cnnlhalEE shout tho National aud Statu Col-
frai coMhitteD't0otns IN Now York. so ft!r
as M llaso nl'y lneans Of information. tllesu
ure thu only pnlnts IN which they cotld de-
sire to haso my testimony anl they lnny
deem thpse faeta useful as q found ution fof
al Inference rs to
THE s0USpSEss or GulrEAu'g AtNp,n
"Wlil you 20 OIL aIlu test!fyy''
" Unless ! ala excused BY Mr. Scoyille, on
, 1881-11-17
Ifosv II {,a,,,o About,


Tho international prlxe-Tlght bctwcen Frank
Wlltot tho feathor-wotxht champion Ut An,er-
In, and Gunryo lioliun, tho rx.chdr,rton
fcnthor-woHht puIllIst Of HnElnnd. fur tho
feather. Wu!Flt championship al tho wort1 and
$5.00U, catnc af today Ut Conncart. O., mud waa
declared draw. Tho lust mil for tl,Is chnrrl-
pFhlsh!p was contested IN Kentucky April n.
lst}s between f,irk Hollywood aad Inllnny Keat-
ing. In tho sccond rot,nd KontnRs nrtn wHs
brokeu. ana Hollywood wns t!oolnrod n wlnnor
nrtor lighting ten minutes. Hollywood then
left ruHlltsn md went Into buetnnss, whore hg
ren,n!mgtl III luuIut Until Frnnk Wlttu eatnq
up Rs hspirilX to tho tile, and Uttered
tO ttuht my fian III Anlerion. This WAS
too ln.!el, tar l[utlywtunl. and hp 1i1mg.
tllnteiy sNld 0Mt hI4 business lnd trIrA to
make Il tnatch witt, White tnt wltli.lttt s.lccass
h* tho lnttur Wu mt uulu tt tic scratch.
Hollywood then retired frotM tho ring Tor unolt
tieurHo FtIjnintss md Wntu t,,oil nsUt with thu
Elortst hut tho Hight wis fartte, aud c,ldc th It
wransla nd II tie. After this WhIt0 lid snl'u
tnil blowing through lllu pnpers. but nD urc tuIa
nny attention, Nhd tic lal,i e1nInl to Tho Atluflaan
fenehnr-w -wuKhls chutnpiatlahp. lhaklng II up
With atANtlIlsE chnllurBG to tlK1tl my tliAt lii
tho world. The Eupllsn srtartiug-hlefl tux It
up aul uetrEe 1tnIden t1rGel tu cnlue ever tn
t.ieot lilo AnerlGnll. tluhlcii Nrriyetl nl,out Il
yelr Hgu, a3l WaB tAken ilt hand by j. H. .lutlti-
kt,l, Of New iurk. aid match was nude Oct
fur tho championship Anu s!,5uj sftfp. tllu Int
Ito 10 cullle nf betwgun u aud 10 O'clock Oil tho
nurnllg of Npv. 10, Within ,ifty miles OF Eric,
Pm.
, 1881-11-17

Illinois 0ad.Fc1low4 tn Session 1t
Springfield.

Hpattal nspaEth Ia 1hs tNttaso Trtbune
srRsN0s1Etp. H.. Nav. 1o-The urand E.otlQo
Of -Fcl!ows Of this Stat1 cp1lyengl thIs f0ro.
traoa III Representative ItalL. The ATTENDANCE
IL elatnel 10 to tho larxest eyer Asseu,blca III
OrGnd l.odgu IN sha Statg. Very few lodgus ura
Without representation. aud tho fraternity now
tuEo Is 4 6ody ut tin0.lookIng .lcn trola noary
every Important ayueution in the Stntu. Thoy
thronR Tho hotels. a,la uro psaktng 4 grand So
cIal aud frAtorual reuhfou out OF tho meeting.
From every putt at tho 6lato thpy brluH
reports OF tho growth aud %progpcr.
ity VI the urtler. Ono OF rho grant
officers statcd thta ufteruoon TINT tho gsowtl,
tad bssn exceeded by that Of q few years In the
history Of the Order In Illinois, but in nono had
1t been Ut snase desirable and aus,ata ntal ohar.
ncteF. Tho lnoreaso In membership WIZ a,&aa
,nuklng the total tntnlhusshIp Y,5jp, aa3 Uul
working lodges In tho 6tasu, These uro exact
slVuFss only UP to The lust OF 1uue, and tIa
grand olllcera now estimate the tutat snombor.
ship ut about u,1N. Thu revenue VI
the Order for tho year wns $lS.8at,
und tho an,ount distributed for rplfar ri, ElB5
Al the opuntnR o! ths Grant f.ougu tile foluw-
lnx d!stlnu4sshsd ylsttoss we're Introduced TO.
!iay: Erie 1 LEACH. u ksokuk, uepnty Grand
Sire VI thu 6ofsxvlgu asan4 Lu1gsl Ill, TVrruy,
, 1881-11-17


Miss Tllllc q. Foreman, t,nu1fter nf Mr.. ,nd
NIra. Uertnr1 Eorcman, and Mr. Julius )Iosar
hurg, sun Of tncob ftusrllncru L.st., were u,1et
ly tnartie,l last eseninK at the rcaldcucc Of n,
brldoa parents, M. l424 Wabash tircnue, Tb,
street in rrjnt of tho l,ollsu was brilliant,
lighted With lime llKhls. nntl ri awning extend
3Cd from tho lsiur tn tho ellrl,,sly, The IN
tottnr was handsomely deturlttii Nth ti,M
horseshnes. bells Ad hti1er pretty designs t>nf,
tho rt:lhtlres AMI must lntslntp friends 0f ii,
c0i!traet Ing p!rtes Were presnt,t, md tho ntfs
WIZ uphultett,l v1ry tisIutly. Itht CeretuUby NJ,
performed nl'otlt 4 nHIbtk by tho ltev liz l. Fl
lfIrseh. Of the HluHl Temple. wlln delivered st
npproi'rnto prayer mid ntlslress. After tho ccfe,
many and cntigrns sllnttons thu guests wpre ID.
,titG!l tn partnke Ut MI c,nb0rntu supper scfyed
;ty klnHIey. y number Of iltndauiIc present.
were recolvcds Tilt not displayed. After fiji
to tho 1:nst Mr. aud blrs, ltUsenbntg will l!ya ID
Anioi'x @ Tho guests prcdcens wcro Mr.. md NJ.
..1AnobiisosentorH, Mr. mud Mrs Il. l(n:cufelI
hlr. mud Mrs. j. il. FrIeh.l, Of Milwaukee. H.
aud Mrs. D, a. Kuhn. Sir. aud Mrs ii. i kohu,
sir. md Mis- ". A. Msyar, lit. mud slrs. q. sns:
dnaker. Alr. and Mira. llulsrY FuWelnnn. Nj aal
Mrs. a. E!Hhhhd, Mr und Mrs, y. Hart, M arl
saIrs.l IL Frank.afr. md Mira II. l.oewtntla,Mt
Msli Mrs. Lh2aftls ,S1s1rii,, sir. and s!rsjahrt
Springer. Mr. MID Nrs. Jl4rpfl lIurtlcr, III,
George flowiana. str. nl,d Mrs. kuppcnheinet
Miss l!ura Kuhn, stfss JuIiA Kohu, a1d Mr and
Mrs, SlMt1t MGflttE1,
, 1881-11-17
Tho SiOgEers md Thieves Ac'
cOrtilngly Go Four Miles
into Ohio.
d Battle Of -Four Rounds Fought, tho
Work Being Lively but
Not Bloody.
Coming Of tho MlMtnns Of buckeye Jus.
tfce-A Flight OF Tie
Fahcy.
The Fentherweights Now in Jail at
Erie, Awaiting Extradition
to Ohio.


-, II VIZ II AKIIHgs
ERtE, Pa, Nov. 1B.--The advertised departure
for Canada was u "Dltnd." Tito pentns,ta had
been !1cd upon for tho tight, autl arrangements
werc tnalc to lcnvu tho larbor. turn bnok, and
land tho men lit Lawrefico liay, an tndontnsion
OF tho pcuinsnin. After tho light, tho principals
and bnck"rs wcre IL 70 to tile head Of tho ouy,
five nlstcs at,uve the city, where a carrlaao III
wnit,R was IL drive thom to Glrartl. lty aU,ne
nscans tho authorities got wind, and Mt p'olocK
ti,ls morning tho prizo lighters woro astonishod
to lind tho reyonuc-cuttor Ferry, with steam up,
guns shotted. aud 4 strong forct Dt marines
aboard. Tho mouth uf the harltor WIS block
a.lut md the stnatn yacht notified tht II she re-
l.laul tD ettIp whon e!K,tnlcd she would bu tlret
Into. 4 strung fOreo UF pnge and speous were
III hAn1, aud tue Chluf Or POltce and the Sheriff
'ntltictl all Erie parties PRESUMED 10 bo Rolng
nl9ng that they would bo arrested With tho
prixU. lighters,
, 1881-11-17
THE OEFICESNEKERS.
WHAT A1,Tl1uIl SAYS TO TltEst.

Spfetat Dtsuhtch 10 The Ihftago Tribune.
WAsn1SaroS, u. T., Nuv. lN-prcsltent
Arthur ts not giving the professional office
seekers much encouragement. Within few
days there hlYu been several attempts to
have Him remove Postmas,ers on the ground
tint they were not Grant Republicans. The
President surprised Ills visitors In ench case
by telling them In decided terms tint he did
mot sco how that inate any difference, aIld
tint such considerations would certainly not
control him. Officers would be discharged
for proper cause. but not for such reason
NJ tho ulle assigned. Ills personal relations
to Gen. Gran. were one thing, his duty to
the Republican party quite another thing.
Ills aiin would by to keep constantlyin view
tile gouu OF the service and Of the party rs
whole.
, 1881-11-17
TT VIII. lie IN WARRINGTON,
Rpstlat plsratth to The Ch(tdeo Jtthuf4.

= "perEs IEsIHttH TO TIE CHIt1q0 75t6NH&.
WAsliISGrOX, d. c., Nov. tU.--'rle follow
lng society paragraph Is published l.cre: Scc-
rotary l,lafne's new l,ousa will not be ready
for occupancy before next spring. 1t will be
remembered that II was not begun until
June, as Mr. Blaine had at first l,ltsntlutl
hultsltng o'l tho lot he subsequently sold to
ae'Rtor lundlutoi,, md oil which the luttcr
Inns built. At tho lilne he nntle the conlruut
for 80 large house, slr. nlaina said olt,.
pl,atieally tlaat Ito dill 40 independent Ut my
expectation Ut remaining In political lltu, rs
liz desired to build home fur hls family,
who preferred to have 1t located here 10
anywhere else.
, 1881-11-17
A B0lTLEss INVESTIGATION.

Spestal DJg1feA to 1AS thls4' ,..,, 10.
L.scotn, NeD.. Nov. lo.-Tho eo,','''af' No. of ~ y
polluted tn ilYcss,gate thu arcolals usb, W ID
the!r report, aud .he sumo docs not snou .'',s ty
thosu who inat!situl tho ll,settlsatf",,!se ny ",,seur.
cassful sf4mtbation of uo"9s ..s otcs, n lie osa;
inlies ud but iew errors Or .!sers['tn,ssb%, ns b%,oE-
1t which aIs ths 1latura! mistakes knis. nl U ~
keeping 1r hurried svtt ling o. aeeu !, nliInbcr%
wecks, auu has cost lnp caunts arresaMi ~ thy huzt
tlollurs, III expon&o which the result u ''
hardly fuktiH4t. ~
, 1881-11-17
The MINNESOTA MIDDLE.

ST. PAUL, Mimi. Nov. 16.-n. h. scuombs, OF
Minneapolis, who appeared NJ relator in tbs
CAse brought tn the Supreme Cuurt tu tsst tho
validity Of tho loud act lass winser. appeared
before the Court Cotpmlaaouar tn Minneapolis
today and ssqura4 \ temporary Injunction
against thq Governor 70 restrain him from
stFaIn blu fr1ui receiving. tAa new bonds con-
templdtel by tue Hut Ut sossleuent Just passed
Nv khA l4.ul4IAtliFtA
, 1881-11-17

Iaat Grand Patriarch Of tito stn,o ,>,,v,
i rsaa q ssnd Wsao,te ms;te1 p.s;
INST nral1d of .',a stntn Of tuwMa. a. n H. ten"n..
nS "sf So,e.y spsoa f3o eon,,, MI Tt re"o5. .ss .sa
ss sI"sson orer 81 ocert af ;S q w w, IT,
nus riyatry. several can'ntcs hrit9 ~ ssner.
5To r. ps HnH"e t Il to S seetoa 'ti'5 = s s
Mas.er Alot!zo llvuo. of sycn",rrns,: 's,rs: ,;tsni
Sr !!r%i"' sssrory sss'ss = NJ T. ssns Mss a%t snSy
2,reas''ror, A,sa \: ratrr. u Nsiitn,; Ntn;; ataal
%; Is tc G sasaesir" ss1s # ra ,sa ta
t,ronorif, q; sprln9eL. t""H1,,,nA t:r.an, nAr'l
,af ra y 'a ,tae sS ~ thu cah Ut ,..a' W.
n. tio Sxessts tIra xo t Ct ofiffes1sty fesnr:y q
,r,nr ms t',GoFy ]o"re" .I! ,lt oyck ef9o, onx +,
jSn osa Ct o oh!"s sa, nG @ ,ss ,,sseeix sss s,ss
Eary to In o,kcrrct! II, Chcaxo. Hho 9uInlises.
IiMct Assueiat1on of the or,icr, su'ia 5 1'l!ta1
land HOUSE. o"s ~ tha It.
, 1881-11-17
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.
Tho slnall-pox Scnrg 0n tho inrrease ~
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Tho slnall-pox ScnrU 0n tho inrrease ~
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Hptetas Dttoeeh 20 Ths Chteaao 7fteu"f. :,
St. Patti. Sttnr.t Nny. ld.-A Hokah t''''a.
sproiui snya: "The stna1l'pns sease has w.
abatcd III tho least. Tho young man "ao eau's sss
hume With the tllseas0 died. md 'o" Ano.u[i1
fatniIy nro down with It,. Many u sae nr5 ss.,us
children haye beet, Gxpttsu ai u uo1 k"'nM ~.
whethur thls spco,lti oaso Of snlii!. po@ T:ss ina
xotte, ut hyh0ot Or frut', ush9r eNposuaee, lin a
tuwH Is fully nWako To tho stttlni hla ''y atsr
thtsritlca afp ua lhu ulert. i hcnhns ,Isa nI'Us
Inns beeu uppnrltcsi ana s,s!."s M";si asi
cDnrse Ut vaccination Instituted. esnuhI snl,hnrItit1
hayu t,ndo yacel!lution tho basis nt ud!1sa''II
to schut,, when sc1uol ctnes'ss t',,r asdh ~" mi
ase9t4 naw .hat .nv l1., shIifr,, swtsud, wsd School
ant rJpnrkol tn thelr playn'atss, n1o'n'a \ p,'y
sick. tlo bus tAo sluall.pux. y seeMs has 10 IL
tAut tho tsultlth ut Il Gtln1nunlty ~, has ur,tIIn
lenpart!lxeu hy tho t4nurant ur nlailc!ou' asNS"
Ut 0nu Ur TWO luulslssualB.'
, 1881-11-17

I'EoIl1A, H., Nov. Ib.-IIenry ". Aycry pro"
prlotor Of tho Manslnn House. prooklyn. n. !,
WIS nnrried this nlornLng 10 Miss Il. Frcderieka
cobrs, daughter Ut tho HIN. .1ohn Il. colrs'
prominent lnwyor Of ibis e!iy, md Vlce.l'resi.
dent Of the PcbriN, Uecntlr & Evansville M
FGnrfn s. pekin UllIpi ltnirOAtls Thrctrts1oh}
touk plilce ut tho resencr Of the brides pa.
retts In tho prt.scneD Of 4 few relatives eha
friends, nGIlitfiuK sGyerul Irn tllfhld, anu isa
for tho E,tYt.
, 1881-11-17

'5ptstat Dt,pat<h ~ Tht Chicago THs8"" 30.
sourM l!ENI,, Ind. Eoy. 16.-Thfcn ~" MI nd
of small. ppx arc reported hero 1"aay' s a sbtet
ilags huvp boeu PLACED Ut tlio d"e'ilEs, ."r,, II
xrcas sray5i: The 6ari oE Health Hsae.Sj ex.jsn;V
Lafayettp elosca soday, which fs III '1'
Ut tho np1Y Qltaea.
, 1881-11-17

D0Ath Of a svcll.lLnoyrH OAl.rel1oyV.
nALTIMoIIs, Md. Nov. la.-James j.. lt!daely,
afncu 1si: Usanl Corresponding a.l Recording
aerratMfy Ut tho Grand LodKu I. U. q. /. OF tho
United HtAtc9, IL lG,u.
, 1881-11-17
1tA1lk mud Starr, NJ Eigln, ILL

Ef0fN. ILL.,. Nov. 1G.-Mr. IUhn F!llk anu alsa
Amelia Starr, weIl.known young people " snh
CITY, were llnrrIctl this eyennE ut lGo residence
Of tho BRIDES brothcr-iu-law, .. i. l!fIsdel!.
.ArRe gathering bf guests witnessed tt'o z ce!s.
ni0ny. Tho gr0ou ia Il brother Of Louis talR' 'a7
Vrk4lltst,
, 1881-11-17
~. Ohio and committed To jail 70 awalt a ruqut-


sttton from tauv. Foster,
White had one 0yo pnrtIy cnat1,s
Tho 1,cpnty sheriff ut Ashtublil. County an.
tehsorfsl to aren't them ut tho ring, hut was
knDeketl tDwn hf ap1ctntur, nsid tho TlInl0
troWtl skinned ever thu tlnu Intn Pennsylvania.
Attur walking A,o mslns thoy caught froiEht
which brought thum IL Eric. bheri.t stlles hav-
tnF proceeded t3l0tn an r JIhssenuCr train.
stnth mon nru nluch chnrrlncd nt tho turn Of
Stt1lt1nn,