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PENNSYLVANIA Military Academy,
Morgan Park Military Academy.

jEnanoerIn9 u tho NBnssuiaaE ptytee1nio tnssi
tuse roJ The vas;t snF:ns@stF @ ssnoSi % ~ ~
lsatYi c,ntans Hat Of the REaduates for the pat
Hfty- -fur years. with thctr posttonss hlko course ot
stuaT' re9arcHontst rTt9 II TEnNH' niraotor.
, 1881-08-13
CHICAGO FEMALE COLLEGE.

MORGAN PANK tnear ChieaEo). A boarding School
T.T1tAfER, LL.D., Morgan Park, ILL.,, ar n MuA.so1-
, 1881-08-13

PARENTa IN aEA MoM pr 40ItnGLS A.,
for th8f ch,ldtCn will lind prnAectQ4eA OF the ttat 10
tha cOuntfy IN FiNtK Eyn Hl;Iltiu{. ntHl1CIuEtt.
IL ofiet ifnet ly mall ID rlNEMhEf'a. .Axency fpr
bchUni4 npd Teachets. orosdNay saa fourteenth
ets,, Nov York.
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Chapel at senaea CITY.

DEAR Mr.. EpIroR: ask leave to com.
municate through your columns with the
friends who have expressed interest i'm tho
building OF Chapel ct Senecn City.
am preparing to put up at oncA q neat
building for Divine worship sufficient for
present needs. and seating 100 persons.
The cost Will be about $500. There Is no
church or chapel in the town. but ali the
denominations worship In turn i'm union
building. We need room for expansion in
that growing place, and I am convinced
that the cause Of religion would be advanced
by having one or moro places of worship.
There will be visitors from Charleston and
the low.country there this Summer, and
they will be gratifed by having church
privileges during their sojourn.
We have fine location-an acre square
in sight of the two hotels. We have also a
new organ, and the promise OF a reading.
desk and Bible. and about hal the amount
OF money needed for building. If the sum
or 900 can be raised, the chapel will be
Dulit and paid for this Summer.
Those friends in Anderson and the yic;p-
lty who have promised assistance will
please communicate with ME.
THos. f. GApsDEN, Minister.
Mr.. J. e. LEBBY, }Committee.
MB. r. s. PoRcnER
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In the latter town il was proposed TO run q
thought they would stock the cards on the
temperance ticket, and opened their saloons
Tor some days previous to all who would
come and drink i'ee OF any charge. A
great many old topers went and drank
freely, and on the day Of election all voted
temptation remoyed--a temptation which
they could not resist. How innny thou
sands OF young men anc ruined nv thesa
temptations, who otherwise would have
1cen sober, moral and prudent ell their
~, knew many years ago distinguished
with tho highest intellect and sense OF
honor, a member Of the Church and iu
other. respects as pure as mortal man cah
be. who said he could not resist the Lempta.
tion b. +. PERRY.
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Some ofthe richest portions Of Dakota
have been devastated with water. About
oVv,UUV acres are covered with water from
q depth OF from two TO six feet. Most of
the inhabitants have lost all their posses.
slons save the bare land of their farms.
The ruin is complete. The farmers who
are suffering are enterprising, hard.
working, Intelligent people. They have
no animals, tools or seed to plant new
crop, and nothing to lice upon until har-
vest time. Over 1000 OF these unfortu.
nate people are now supported by public
charity. Governor Ordway has appealed
10 the country for help for them. In
several Eastern cities contributions have
been made.
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PECTORHT.

" A1s AA1s StltB. 1t strikes at
the foundation OF all pulmonary diseases,
afrording prompt relief and rapid cures,
AZ ia adapted to patients Of any ago or
either seN. Being very palatable, the
youngest children take it readily. III
ordina =, Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
Bron, lltis, Influenza. Clergyman's
Sore n. eoat, Asthma, Group. and
Catnrrh, the effects OF AyRR's CHERRY
PEcronAI are magical. and multitudes
are annually preserved from serious ill
ness Ivy its timely aud faithful use. It
should be kept at hand in every house,
hold for the protection il affords in sud-
den attacks: In sYhooping-cough aud
consumption there is no other remedy
40 efiicnciuus, soothing, and helpful.
Low prices are Inducements to try
some OF the mary mixtures or syrups,
made OF cheap and ineffective ingredi.
ents. now offered, which, an they COIL
tain no curative qualities, can afford
only temporary relief, and are sure to
disappoint the patient. Diseases Of the
tlro.t and lungs demand active md
effective treatment; and 1t is dangerous
experimenting with unknown and clleap
medicines, from the great liability that
these diseases may, while so trified with,
become deeply seated or incurable. Use
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, and you
may coc.dcntly expect the best results.
It Is OF acknowledged curative power,
and is as cheap rs its chi .ful preparation
and fine ingredients will allow. Emil
Gent physicians. knowing its compost
ton, prescribe IL. The test OF half
century has proven its certainty to cure
all pulmonary complaints not already
beyond the reach OF human aid.
PREPARED BY DR.. J. c. AVER g. CO.,
Practical npd Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
GOLD ny ALL pIugpIsrs EyERYI7IrynR
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n Cptgk, C5,d or Sore Isrydt ahould be
stopped. Neglect frequently results In an
Inciirdble lang Disedse or Consu5irtiei,.
Broig,ts Rsencaidi 1Foches ere certain 70 eite
relief i,t ASthnta, Bronchitis. Co.sgks cafoSrh
C5ns,tntptiss aud 1aFont Dissdsss. For thirty
years the IToches have been recommended
oy physicians, and always give perfect sat
.s!acttcn. They sSss not Ii5a Or untlied, but
having been tested by wide and constant
use for nearly an entire generation, they
y attained well.megited rank among the
feS staple remedies of tho aac. P,,bIic
Speakers and SingHs use them to clear and
strengthen the Poicc. Sold ut TWENTY-FIVE
cents box everywhere. 16-iy
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The latest Patent TWIN SPRING BED
is sold exclusively in this County by G. F.
TOLLY. Paten.ed by j. WTalmer, Gin
cinnati, Ohio, March 8, 1881, and is superior
to all others. Price only THREE Doll
LARS. See advertisement.
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The TWIN SpRIYc Brp.-Renomt

THE TWIN SPRING BED Remember that
no one except II. s. Lipscomb & Co. sell
The Twin Spring Bed in Anderson county.
A set of these Springs costs only $5. They
the very best Bessemer Spring Steel Wire
last hundred years in regular uso.-
Springs and County Rights for sale in South
Carolina and Georgia. See advertisement.
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Saliie Spriggins, one of onr rural sisters.
had her picture taker the otter day, and
the likeness was wonderful to behold, :,tit
no remedy like Portaline, or Tabler's Voge.
table Liver Powder, has ever been prepared.
Cream White Vermifuge Is the best VIZ nm
killer. For sale by Wilhi.e & white
Druggists, Anderson, s. G.
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The ingredients of the Knuuuita Indian
Wcrm Pellets are perfectly harmless. The
principal ones have been gathered in the
mountain forests of North America. and
were used-by the Red Man with great effi-
cacy. For sale by DR.. T. A. Hudgens, Honea
Path. Traynham & Dial, Lanrensville, Simp-
son. Reid d; Co. and Wilhite & White, An
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Those who suffer from an enfeebled and
disordcred stats Of the system, should take
Ayers Sarsaparilla and cleanse the blood.
Purge ou. the lurking distemper that un
dermines health, and the constit utional
vigor will return.
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Be sure to see those handsome Straw Hats
Mt c; A. Reeds, Agt., at and below n. Y.
VII holcsale prices. Also his popular Sewing
i'll Anderson, and won't be undeuold.
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We would only ask you to try sample
box of the Kauquita Indian Worm Pellets
TO assure You that long felt want has been
supplied--that worm specific has been dis
covered that Is pleasant az well as eifectual.
Price, 10 and 25 centsper box. For snie by
DR.: I. a. Hudgens, Honea Path, Traynham
& Dial, Laurensville, Simpson, Reid & Co.
and White & Wilhits, Anderson.
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II you feel bad and oil out of sorts, so to
Wiihite's Drug Store, get bottle of Sarsa-
parilla and Iodide Potassium, the great
blood purifier. and be we'll again
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BUGGIES!-Anyp person wanting good
vehicle should not iaii to cell on REED &
STEPHENS. whose long experience ena-
bles them to select the rrCat reliable West
ern Buggies at lower prices ti.an any one.
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Cesar had his Brutus, Charles the First
ms Cromwell, and every cough and cold in
sens Honey of Tar, the unrivalled cough
medicine. Price 60c. Whites Cream
White Vermifuge is the best worm killer.
For sale by Wilhite & Wilhite, Anderson.
8. G.
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All scientists know the proneness of in
sects to deposit their eggs in decayed fruit.
What creates worms In the human body :?
Vermifuge occasionally to .o1r children.
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Best stock of Hair, Cloth, Flesh and Nail
Brushes can be found at White d whites
Drug Store.
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CoLUMpus, GA, Nov. DO. 1877.

CoLUMpus. Ga, Nov. 20, 1877.
Dr.: G. ]. MorFErr-Dear Sir: Since
learning its value, !; always keep your
Teethina tTeething Pouders) In my house,
and consider il an indispensable medicine
Tor small children. Ihore k1ioirn Il to ren,orc
srornis irhen Oh other remedies had rciied.
NJ. NJ. MOORE. Clerk City Council.
CoLUMBUs, Ca, Feb. G, 1873.
DR.. G. ]. MoFrETr-Dear Doc.o-: We
can commend your Teethina CTeething
Powders) as the most satisfactory prcscrip-
ton we ever used for :he loose bowels or
eruptions OF our children: They h.re sared
us many dollars in doctors bills.
Yours truly,
r. II. HATCHER,
toffirm of McGehee q Hatcher, Warehouse
and Commission Merchants)
For sale by Wilhite Il white. 4OI-m
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Whites Eye Water Is a sure cure for
sore eyes. Try 1t. Price 25c per bottle.

MOTHERS MorHgEs !. Moruxns (, ..--
Are you disturbed at night ara bro;Sea OF
your rest by q sick child suffering and sty.
ing with the excruciating pain of cutt;sg
teeth II so, go at once anti get bottle OF
Mns. WrNsLow'e sooTaIko .SYRuP. It will
relieve the poor little sufferr Immediately
depend upon Il; taere snC mistake about
It. There is not mother on earth who has
ever used Il, who will not tell you at once
that II viii regulate the bowels, and give
rest to the mother. and relief end health TO
the child, operating Ike magic. 1t is per
iectiy safe to use In all cases, and pleasant
to the taste, aud Is the prescription O, one
of the Oldest and best female physicians
and nurses in tho United States. Sold
everywhere. Is cents bottle. 15.ly
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1T is FouND AT LAST SOMETHING New
UNDgE THE SUE.-A new era Is dawning
upon woman. Hitherto she has been called
upon. 70 suffer the ills Of mankind and her
own besides. The frequent and distressing
Irregularities peculiar 10 bs. acx have long
been TO her the "diref'i' spring Of woes un-
and hovel OF p".erty alike oman has been
the constant set patient victim of thou
sand ills unknown TO men--and without @
remedy. .Oh Lord, how longi' in tho
agony of her soul, hath sho cried. But
l1S now the hour OF her redemption is come.
Female Regulator, "Woman's Best Friend"
Is prepared only by Dr.. j. Bradfield, At
lanta, Ca. and sold at $i.50 per bottle by
Wilhite & Wiihite, and Simpson. Reid &
Co., Anderson, &. C.
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ORANorB,po q q Feb On ,sao

DR.. l. Il. HnL--Dear Sir: ! have used
your Hepatic 2anacea for Indigestion and
Dygpepsin. Erd ! find it the! best family
medicine I have ever used & 7 bonght It
from my druggist, s. A. Reeves, and / can
recommend it TO ali,who are suffering from
either of these diseases
II. 4. RIcEEHBAKER
Price 30 cents per bottle For sale by
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THE BEST REMEDY
FOR
Diseases Of The Throat and Lungs.

III ulSeaSe9 OF tn0
pulmonary organs
u safe aud reliable
remedy Is inval-
liable. a YE MS
CHERRY PICTORIAL
is such q remedy.
II is n scientific
combination of the
medicinal princi-
pies ami curative
virtues Of the finest
drugs. chemically
united, of such
power as TO insure
the greatest pOssi-
BILE efficiency, and
uniformity OF re-
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BRrEE hIENTIoN.

Col. James J.. Orr. of Greenviile, was In
town Monday and Tuesday on professional
business.
, 1881-03-15

!ho rnnst 'Inrxecptlonahit. private character.
, l!e m. o..'; q 70 fuw otiiIno Whir+ wao
y believed TO hav' never ,voted lje,nacratlc
tlckc. ~ 'lIs lft' Ilr rnrly Identified himself
urn tho !tcnibilean ticket with DIV. racknr,'
70 Tho is!sIttnn u s'nte Attarnuy- -t;enrsnI. iIr
hns resided nnw for snur time IL Washington ~
:, Tho HIM. Wlfdm 1t. IEr,nt. Secretary Of TIM
Nary, H. thus tcoh, TO havr ro'nr "f tho rtpht
sfnck. Ills A1sps,intmttnt shMlIH fr conducive uf
gIkH!. lh,,iIAann Inns bcsi, n. tho ,rry hot bed
!'f political revolution. HtIc nny bu .pid to hnvo
heG.l Ms well THO VERY ccsspol IF pul!ticnl cor.
lid t,recctiuns af q Muxicanxed stat". a Hhe ha.
sutecGlch @ in eatahllshtftg tho wnr't reputation
ilaa to-day, ni4,lAl'iy. tic n,ost .lissat,*ile
55sy'lt aEali..t southern nem"erat,c r',le.
There n 10 hE eo',si'lcf,a Ut ulce, bnth tho Re-
publican and tho i'o,nhcrnt'e clnt,.ents. Suvtn-
clahths q! tho l!rst: to begin will. nr,, blnoks.
HernH-c!YhtG. IT thnsr. nv,.in. Urn Of t,,t,s,
eyoken ni ny .!sh!Ea 'I't,Farc us "unahle 10 rund
their Lnt!9ts." ii"ra WIS Tho trtnib!u with Itn.
constrl!nlinn. III rehr government ulnn such
foundation wns tn rear a colliin upon t1V
aimx rutlcr than the i'a.e. i must necessarily
reticcining tho stntn frnm tinnrhni, rule. It
cnn,o, A, b., 'no through my nse,,cy "f thu col.
%[ [s SrSans; M i b.1s astefs ,s! ttS t hey
quote from Judge Tnur4cn n9nn--" suppressed
BY frrr ant, nc,ltr'ltze'l bs fr,liil." Tllcy ars
rights In tho matter Of tho III. position III Feiinrni
patronage. thu bnskg jlIl:cl urn CruwIinn
the I<aAc upon just this innt. Thny nro Drgit,,
lzinK for II furirnl dctnnnu upon tic President
T'hoy elhthI nm netunl minority Of The yUtprs,
They r1At.n. bccnusc uf tho fnrf, tho rrnetIcnl
cnntr0 Of tho Federal n,s.liD.s 1'Ie Hrc hnj,i.
ing meetings for tho ntluct1ou Of ,cjtvnfcs.
The Delegates. ns cisGr Hvo 10 mike rstitI, NJ
70 apcnk, utNln tho President. They nre IL erek,
IN fIct. to Gu,lo1e him intD acccd!ng 10 lheir
demands.
hnvs3 nothing to 10 personally with their pre-
tonslons. M, tlc.ltrg with tho question iron,
Il prnGtlcnl standpoint, prhuttc1liIy. tIuE. tltrG
attempt &n i,nite tho blucks eKntr In but to unite
tho whites In solid opposition. Talk as wo u,uy
Of prejudice, we nust trds rhcrJyulzo i,e exist.
crco. Prejudice ns against Il cuinpnot drvunfzp.
ton Of Republican blucks Is sure 10 m,tn,atn II
lIar etItnpnet organization Of Democratic wllltcs
Iherc mist TO n1, c.Iort il, sot,,t why 10 vtfe.
Whit Is wnntcG IN 10 renrll The Conservatives.
THEY represent tho ninre Intelligent, tho
1noHethry md commercial interests -
tho responsibility. N tho State.
They are extremely ,tir4.istcL with Democr1. Ito
, 1881-03-15

=
Ano .a.''.: Api' ~, "n N..'. M a. ,.nt ....
s.,'s W INC '.Me"
t. Nt""n"I -" t""1eete" win INC ne.
Men'''on VI 'ho e'"'c ifo"i As""FpoH
N"ae' ....
oHe@t LoVFf'pooatheS o} !"e G"teaoo 1t'onhe.
w" o'..kAsst 1th'' aHreh W.-ifeslaeht
.."1'e"1 eao'nuls ~ III" tA't ~ tsesHaen1
!i"sea' n"s ~ southern representative 1h's
u'".' ~ 1o"H.t 'aelo 10 ""'h'ls Ill tho recn"ns
.e'.'''e III t"o WY ~ 'o't.""aA HlIuI!a4 tloii'
1no ouHtho'!1 l'eNlpct"C5. 1Ao tAotl' N'laih IL
i."h'' lFeh'lent naF"eI" cecittasy III tAe
NhsS' oe'al'es no 9'i"l'tVn1 pos'uot'' Ao may
n"., prop'otst 10 c.asee" ~ VI tn' eA'rci'e
4tan't'' soho'i; Ao u "s "H1"es!lohnnlS ~"
pao'ieAu "s !" wv totl. dn1"es W. i'ni''o' ar
aul.t nus 1''e aecl"ea aasahtaeo' tfota tlo
noataeFh h'ahapolht' VI !etohEhs 10 Que OF mo
ot4est a1!a "oSt 'nauehsi4 !a'hl"es III tnesohth.
no nhy DO sala' III Incl. 10 nnFo conlu irotn tho
lltItst or Southern hlood II0 ts lescuhde1 from
ruthnr. :, rrrv e,ni,,ent nhvsfonn tv,rod aot.
.'.s,. ". 49,, ",'.',,. ."s i,." "A"'o>' NV.
vc'y III sou1a CaInsllla pol!t'cS III al chfIy
day, as rronLnent anu uncompromsa-
lfttlu nf cnm!ty ns ami, In hIs
~, n'.'o ~ o".s 40 euuu ~. nn
mltcI oplostt4oi ~ t"o euutu thFallhh
Null!tlers in tho tin'c OF JACKSON. lio
1trcd In thn yonl n,I smtbn-p Wht,, x,,,.L
m,,l'., tM. ~ .no suo'' u s'"o.a WING sc'ol'
1ao@ eHtor"A tno EoiIra'' "fca" aa oa'1lhe
Whgs. ono and hll. They were All known nH
~. ,,,s"s,. - ss,a.'ss,o, 81" 'f'' optos'''" ~
~" ,",'.' ueaeo' a.'' ,,.'."a ". n.ou"' .,,.
Iho nse eurotuofs-lnnn'"S' IaoouoFo u. ltan'
Louisiana, Four Of them chpso tho profession
~ th LAM rhn,,o. Irn,t M, III. s.trns
u,,,tn, " INV n''a , Isno,, "u n.y.. w. .as., .
, 1881-03-15
VESSEL TRANSFERS.


Noeorn wlls fnauo ses1er''ay III mo Ch'ca9o
Cllslonl-Hatse ot the trtnsfcr or II half lntcrcat
III the schooner q. El!cll, ~ Samuel 6Wonson to
Elcf liollikso1, for $55Q.
Capt. Owch uoylu has virtually conclllucta ne
Rotlttlons fur tho ssl1 nr tho schooner t4ntrlc.
nler u W. U. AHsters, Of Cleveland Cons1tlerh-
ton, $lIbuO, The 1.Hfr1clllGr IL nov hcrc, nlld
Has " nar w Snrsm o sarti 10 pe "e'asefod III
Enst s"v,nmw topts a -. I,"c tha fo,,ovry
purchases ulid sates OF vessel. property during
thS uo.th: .,, ~ :, ,,s. ,,,,..,.,. s .
ltn,'ySWooa, f'ySS aas@ III. ,s ;" f' 10 '''''0hoo'k
Schooner l3ri9htIo-Tho wlnslows, ur c!eye-
1'sPn, q t Y; f hurt, az; f::9; 1 ssao1%; H.
ii4irHu Stl,iyhiuv-i;, \, ponse 10 L. Smith. Of
Il,iialo, oiu- haIr, fl,sW. ''' ~ N'"' -
IionrS Turt,cr 10 ". s. Mci.s IT., oiase-hatf, tsoO.
Ths 0ntunnxn,, Is ,,t,teruoI,,1 ruis,lI at GIuyc.
Land It. A. o1pe,isg I Y sa% shu wt't n 10 t,u so.
srve TbeoSoro s ,as p"FrsyHGSps pso mpcs ool,v
tY. n a nIs s.Su ~ p"F's "'he' 1''' III ''"'''o
Ihc atex,.. x Garue Huron City and the schooner
s F!;ss Hays ; tssa +! IL iIsSSssI II
IN tak,nS lmbur rrom s1 tn INV ImiIt". o Viz, III"
rr!es " Iaia % Tor ihe i,1aui .s Gity y wys *S aud
MN, :, ,,,,, ,,r, ~o, ,r,,.,
sostIa, p.,ai:a " .s to n. " cs.taos n TTtssat'
IT. CArHg,t,nEs, March 1+,-Tho journal NIB.
,,sh.. ~, ir,ras,,,,,. ,',,. ~ ,,,o ,'s,,.r"ss
b0lnH Mnlo ut l'dtt lMahnltsl1 by Mr.. TOWN.
send, contractor FOR tho lock. yAtes on tho now
49,. .'s'.'.,.,' ...a .,.,.." ."... n,.,
nor esui'tlt's tnoso o''Basoa WIN teasi,s IIio
fs sa ~ run na. nst M s n up to s s
ami material "a rc'Iy T., n,,t ttnu:thcr ,ws,r" ',
..''.s a'u t ~ '.. w. p"r ..'',',,. ."u'a
consists OF MI cnRtno and bollur, and combined
plnnur and aticker. II unique borinx- mAehino
Building above. tur iIftinE lilo hoayy
uik ind pino hcutns Weighing H1uut
, 1881-03-15
NOT ENOUGH CARS,

III 1Ht &suWGF u 1HB CNIfuV1 1ft41Hts
Chicago. Starch H.-WIl, yol pluaso Inform a
subscElbur X tho ChieAYu Wost Division HALL
way Company bus my right to !ui'l iis passot.-
gers on tho grou,lll nt Wuui or ltobuy street7
am unfortunate enough To be Que Ut It's pntrons,
aud with Auuliru.ls Of 0thors hAyu repeatedly
luvn transferred frOn 0t,n eur to another, until
tho contcnlx Ut four or ltto eprs hnyu boon
jnnln1d intn ono. Or all lhht tho cur ttnld CON.
tntn, ieayuy sUyGtAt tu Wulk 0s wall eev1rnl
wttu was ubjigoA tn walk frulu I.ncsslu strtet ~
Western atenuo, through snsh at.d an0w. nttur,
u etuvso. payln1 fare. IL this tustf Ducs their
uhart0r perl,lIk thBu, t0 front tho publle sof 1t
you will tak0 hold uf this ulatler, Mlay bo It
bo stoppel. Yours worry truly, x..,,5
, 1881-03-15

Pr. torra. No.. March Observation-Disclosures.
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Atrl! taroy quiet md unclnngcd olpics TO fancy,
i.nAil~putl al 4@l4e
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April; &t51h bill Mny. Dry aat meats EGl firmly NJ
s@lh Nu. t4M. t,hcon altons nt sas'It f.7b, fs,1I
.itEGEtirs-Fjonf: l9up hsa: wheat. .inD b,l com.
ite4M!ln. nnls 2IJll by; RIO GU bns batiuy. 6W bl
corn. 67.GD bu onts. laou bu, rye sou bu, aur.ey.
tlujp,
, 1881-03-15

From Capt. Nymatl, who RETURNED from Grant
1favcn Saturday evening It Is learned thnt tho
steam barge J. II. Benrcrns left Ornnh Haven
hnrbor for snugatuck on "Wednesday Of lust
week, uuit wis compelled to return bccNllsu nf
tho pxteut aud soifh character Of tho tec-tlclls
encountered. Another stnrt WIS lnnto On
Thursday, s!ncu which, tno npthlnK drllnl has
hccn tcurncd concerning her whereabouts. 1t
IL knuwn thnt tho Sclycrna full led to gel through
iuE run Into thu hnrt,ur Nt Hnllnnd. M!Gh, tn
nwait y farther alftlnE 1f lllc Ice, Cnrt. SyniHM
front tho ,East ShGrB wtleu hu lutt Hrll.d 1Iuvcn.
, 1881-03-15

wheat sht!~ 3; trriur, q !at@?f 2d white Hss
E|stet ,,,h g aIt.A th New earn, Is 5l$t: Nld 5a
~, inn inI1,1 Mnr" IL when, tlrn: red wlntar q.
1is 'a.rR l. Fl; M. do, i. iitt. Gnrn gulpt nt
f. M@ 81. ,S n %ristn's n1G;s, "a X,
mani, ,,st1rr ,,rltt n, urpsrI. Y, nrrlyn sfhuGt-
a, G., n,,ei4 1nt ,i"ima iarn lr i'ork. r.. 19sd ~
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n I'm, G,,r, strung tsno.ry mMts"ts son,T s,o
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tofn 1T tinrnin 4s ri t'rrn-Snne nfrrnd. tar.
nt, t,ns.n9u--WhrHt Not much thIty+ Enrn
6ras 6Tu' snh,ry markets fnr rhe"t-Ens'h qa'et'
french ilrtll.
, 1881-03-15
Notice to Contractors for
Docking and Dredging.


CHICAGO. March 9, 1851.
Proposals arc invited for construction OF
docks and slips on tho Calumet River at
South Chicago.
The work consists Of about 500 900 cubic
yards Of dredging and filling; and $4,000 feet
Of dock 'front.'
cubic yards OF dredging and filing, and 5000
feet Of docking at the present time.
Plans and specifications can be seen ut tho
Office Of the Chicago and Western Indiana
Railroad Co., No. 125 Deasbot7a-st., Chicago.
Proposals will be received until the a5th
OF March. ]. B. BROWN.