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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1881-12-24
Special to Times-Democrat.l I

Mobile, Dee. 12.-On Saturday
one Charles Leslie was arrested
here for burglary. To day the
Sheriff of Monroe county, Miss,
claimed him as the Aberdeen mur-
derer, and carried him to Missis-
sippi. He confessed the murder.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1881-12-24

Vienna, Dec. ia later official
list Of the victims Of the teeatre
fire e6Iimates the nnmher a1 miss.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1881-12-24
synopsis Of Minutes Board Of super
IiSOrS, Washington County.
Dscsas,r Term, 1881.

Dsesas,r Term, 1881
Liquor licenses granted J. L. /
Haul x Co. q. Z. 4 NJ. Williams, I
j. c. Greenley, +. y. Wheatley, /
Silverberg 4 Sherman, ii. krosno- I
polski, and f. Frankel 4 Co.
j. p. Heath, overseer of road b, /
ordered to remove gates from said
road by January 3, 1852.
Commissioners report received
and approved in laying out public
road from Norris Ferry, ON Bogue
Phaha, to north east corner of
township 10, range 6 west.
/. s. Archer, Superintendent of
Education, authorized to lease for
cash rental the school section No.
Ii, township 10, range 6 west.
Commissioners ordered to lay
out public road from foot of Knox
Lake to Railroad ON first ridge
east of Bogue Phalia.
Treasurer of Washington coun-
ty directed to place the indebted
ness of Suntlower county in hands
of Messrs. Percy 4 lerger and
Shields Il Skinner for collection
under their original contract with
this Board; provided, that said
attorneys do not charge any ad-
ditional fee.
Treasurer ordered to cancel
notes held for rent of school lands,
same having been paidin improve
ments.
/ Attorney of Board instructed to
investigate the right Of Washing
ton county to certain notes against
NJ. Sehrader, held by Treasurer of
said county.
County Trcasurer's report, show
ing the following sums to be in
treasury, received, examined and
approved:
General county fund, : 79i 80
County school fund, 5,i33 80
Township school fund, 6,5i5 "a
Total cash balance, sl9,6s7 10
Also VIC. sinking fund
bonds, $1,000 90
Also Sunilower co. bonds 2,6G6 O6
Rent notes school lands
not due, l,776 80
The following allowances were
made:
p T Dwyer, building bridge
Black Bayou, $500 0O
Chas Mclaran, refmding
taxes, lis 80
A Gargaro, jury scrip, 8 90
o w Stone, pauper acct. II OO
l. G Slaughter. " " 20 90
Mann & Watlington, repair.
ing Washington Bayou
bridge, $50 90
O Winslow, inquest, D 0O
Greenville Times, publish
ing, &c. 81 80
Election accts. Nov. 8, Isl, ll0 0O
w r. Harvey, surveys on
public roads, 80 OO
$ Archer, salary as Supt.
Education quarter year, 100 OO
Mrs. Katie kretschmar,for
damage Eggs Point road, 260 81
l. l. Lyles and wife, for
damage Eggs Point road 233 33
Commissioners laying out
public road, "a OO
w d Hill, lumber for pub
lie roads, los A
NJ $ & l. Il Morgan, same, 80 %
j ii Leyenworth, same, 4S o3
r S Toombs, health officer 200 90
Circuit clerk, cost bill, 4 20
" " registrar, % 90
Jurors In lunacy case, D 90
Sheriff Hunt, various claims l25 T3
Chancery clerk, ex.oflicio
services, &C., 81 0O
Attorney of Board, salary, 70 OO
J b Bech, building Grani-
Gus & Silver Lake bridges S7S %
G A Winter, work on road
10, as per contract. 1884 81
ia w Wickliff and Z NJ Alexander
voting NO on the Winter allow
ance.
Members and officers of
Board, 92 10
The Famous Gaines Case.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-23
The Jail Committee

County Commissioners W. j. Kelhr. w.
L. Knox and deputy county clerk Jharles
F. Bolarz, LEFT yesterday for trip to PAles-
tine, Austin, San Antonio and Galveston,
whittier they go to insuect the celia of tho
jSils Of those ple.cs in order TO
determine which ia the best plan
of cell TO bs used in the rev jail TO be
built here. Their expenses HFo u be paid
by MIR. A. Brownlee, to whom was awarded
the contract for the building of the nav
jsil and he accompanies them. judge Burke
and County Commissioner McAdams did
not get of, owing to sickness in the 'mily OF
the drst named and sickness of tho latter
himself
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Valuable Property. fol
SALE.

Lots .s.p and wss, h.,,o,o
corner OF tommerce and prts,o W nlocs lol,s
small house, out-houses la,gN cis1ero SY ~
Price, g. va "''P " N'ieS
Iotsi ,1-oA ,.o,os,
Canine, ,r.', u "a ~ too,iV ~ leet, mont o.
, .v e'leet' bO lection alley nnd 30 feel
IoSo reservation. Tires cabins on the lot
fiioe fflO'
West halfpf lOt8, bl ck 1-D nor,b .,1o "a
Maiu sir-eJ, - by ~, ieet. near Rtylin's
EmRlicebin on II. Frfcs S2bo I've '''''
Eestbatr,s,o,', - 49, -
v mi slrrst "a 1y io f',, ~ ~ N sonth sue oi
Ehep Pr.ccl Soo w. e'''l'uoolns niaaksmiu
t,.a.,I..a,
Etaetionol la IN Alocs 81 G II, foutheost
teRF"t Fali' uth Elm ttrtct, 81 fee
'front.' run lug .auk h. hapa 81 a Triangle
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feed several times. in all shout ten ounces
The weather very warm, but 1t does moi
siiect him.
JAMES G. BLAINE, Secretary.
Unofficial bulletin Executive Mansion 10
p m.-Dr Bliss at p m said to Representa-.
tive of the associated press that the president
had mnch more favorable afternoon than
on yesterday and was doing fairly. He
continues to swallow nourirhment in the
shape of weak porrldge and koumiss
witnout difficulty. He has, 10 the opinion
Of the surgeons, food enough to-doy to
sustain his strength. lie suffers no further
annoyance from tho secretion of mucus 10
his throat and is eRtirhly fres from pain.
DR.. Bliss was asked this evening what he
thought of his condition and replied: If he
conld keep down the nourishment he would
20 through sll right. The correspondent
asked how long it would be If be should
make favorable progress before he could
take trip on steamer or
20 to Mentor. The doctor could moi
however give him deAoite reply
None of the presidents symptoms arc
worse this evening, ami some of them are
better. His condition continues critical, but
bis attendants thiLk thers is little more
reason for encouragement.
Washington, August 22.-Tha following
correspondence BY cable is furnished:
ROME, aug. Is.
To Hon. j. G. Blaiue Secretary of State
W shiDgton
The Holy Father learned with paiafa
eurprise and profound sorrow Of the hofril
attempt IN which the persistent of the re
publ c was Ihe victim, so now no is hsppy I,
congratulate his exceleDcy upon the row
thai his precious life is now out Of danger
ard viii ever pray toat God ma,
graft hin speedy and complet
recovery o! bis hpslta and long spare him t
Lbe b9ach. Of the Uaitcd States. The under
'ignea axes honor to join in these sentiment
Of aince congratulations and wishes ter hi
compiete recovery.
CARDINAL JACOBINI.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-23

win DO hone tbis week, and 20 give some
idea Of what may 30 expected from hi, trip
to New York, We append on extrac! from
his letter to Mr D@;--X K X ~ have
about concluded my purchases, and am
bouud 10 ell cndor 10 say IL IS tho most
select and lower in price than / have ever
bought before. have an immense stock OF
diemonds--bought them for spot cash
from first hands, and as for elegant gold j9w-
elry some Of the packages | have alres, y
sent will show you what is 70 follow. Imesn
To have the finest jewelFy house in north
Texa--the largest stock. have bought
enough to Oil the entire store, including
handsome clocks, rich silve wAro, nnd fancy
goods pertaining 10 our liRe."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-23

save zen Bair-Kecp it Besutifal.
The "Londou Hair Color Restorer" Is
he most delightful srtic lever introduced 10
'e American people and ia totally ditferen,
from all other hair restorers, being entirely
free from oil impure ingredients that Iender
nlsny other articles ior the hair obnoxious.
Where bsldnes or falling of the hair exists,
or premssurely grayneSs from sickness. or
other causes, lis use vii restore the natural
youthful color, and cause =, healthy growth,
cleansing the scalp FROM all impurities, dam
drnf, &C., at the ssme zine a most pleasing
and lasting hair dressipr, gragraatly perfuol-
ed, rendering the hair Il and pliable, making
ii an Indispensable article in every toilet ASK
you druggist for London Hair Color Restor-
OF. Price, rs cents bottle. Six bottles, 81.
Main depot for the United States, $50 North
Sixth street, Philsdelphis.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-23
Bridge Burned.

Tho west bound passenger train on the
Texos & Pacific road, due here OF ll'O5 Sun
day night did mot arrive until 10 o'clock
yesterday morning owing 10 " 4rni0g Of
u bridgs over the west fork Of Sabine q
few miles weit of Mineola { ~ afternoon
1t o'clock. II was an 81 foot span and
the entire structure was asumed. The
origin of the fire is not known though IL is
supposed that IL caught from passing en-"
yiun
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DEATH FROM HYDRcPHOBIA,
A C0lOrsd woman Dies y horrible
Death, Caused by The Bite of o.
Panther.

"A ColOrsd woman Dies horrible
Death, Caused by The Bite Of u
Panther.
Some six weeks since an account was
published in tho local columns of the HER
AID of an attack made by psn;ner ness
Hutchins on q colored woman named Dora
Frazier. She had gone cut 10 the we'll
about dsybresk TO draw some water prepSr-
a.ory 10 getting breakfast, and while she
vas thus employed huge panther sprsDg
from tree that stood near the well onto
nor and began to cav and hi5s her, lecerst-
ink her face and shoulders 10 frightlu
manner Her screams brought her husband
% her rescue and on bio approach the pans
thor Il ID 10 the hrusp, followed by two in
eifeclual shots fired from shot gun by the
husband, though UNFORTUNATELY the fowling
piece WAS loaded with bird shot. The
wounded womsn Was sent 70 this city to her
brothers where she could hava close medical
st'enti0n. She 70 slI appearances slowly re-
covered, add tbs wounds On her person
healed Friday Dight she WAC taken suddeI y
Ill and began to act as though she was
having f.s. A. times sac would give y
piercing scream As though sho VAS 6xperi-
cling the greatest pain, and medo several
sttempts to bite those in attendance upoa
her. She fingered until Sunday morning
when she died frothiDg NJ the m )uth, and il
is the opinion Of those who witnessed hel
death thu. she died Of hydrophobis, caused
by the bite of tho panther.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-23

Charlie Hall, tho alleged confederate Of
Joe Miller, who was arrested and committed
to jail on the charge Of sgiudliug q ycu.g
man by the mama orJonoi out OF a sum ~
money, was himself arrested Sunday hod
lodged 10 the county jail By City Marshal
Arnold to answer to tho charge Of being an
accomplish of Miller's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-23

We AFRO now receiving our fall supply of
fno dress and business suitiugs for fall ard
wiusor wear.
We have without doubt the largest aud
finest collectio of wooleu goods ever seen ia
north Te1ss, ard probably in the state.
The citiz'ns Of Dallas snd vicinity will fod
II to their iDieres. 10 visit our establishment
before purchasing their fall suits.
DOUGLAS BROS, Merchant Tsilors,
607 Main Str Of.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-23

Hon. Thomas B. pyioe, U. s. Treasury
department, Washington, d, O, recommends
the S. Jacobs OIL as the most wonderful
pain relieving and healing remedy In the
world. His testimonial Is endorsed by some
Of tho bead officials of the treasury depart
ment, who have been cured of Rheumatism
and other painful complaints.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-23

Christian Female College, Columbia, Mo
Fine advantages; healthy locality; compare
lively inexpensive, G. s, Bryant president.
For catalogues address j j. Collins, Dallas,
who will leave for Columbia Angus! Sls..
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non,i pie,n tho House

AK druggists for Rough on Rats" L.
clears out rats, mico, bed.hug' rcacbes YER.
min, flies, ants, insects. To-. per boz.
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TEXAS TRUNK RAILKoAD,
Camlas, Texas. Aug. 90, 1881.

"~"i @N-N"9' Gus ~ 'N"''
The Texas Trunk railroad will run two
trains 80 Kaufman Wednesday, She Oath, fol
the barbecue. FRS! train viii leave Truuk
depot at 1880 3. NJ. Second train will leav,
from depot a, $3.50 a. m. Returning. leave
Ksufmsn at p IN. sud 5 p. M. One isrc
for round trip.
w. l.. OABgLL,
Vice President Texss Trunk Railroad.
IL. w. RAMSEY,
Division Superintendent.
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-sbetr,,,, Ki,lss

Slsunton. Va, Ausu,t - -L,H night at
Waynesboro Kirk Kiddor w@ shot and
killed by brakeman named Bnet on tho
Shenandoah railroad. A woman wns the
csu,e Of The trouble
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-23

Five years ago WAS laid at Genoa the cor
ner stone Of largo hospital TO be built at
the expense o ths duchess of Gaillers. 1t IL
now nssrly flashed, and, as work of
sumptuous architecture, is the greatest orns-
ment of that city of palaces, Genoa the
Superb.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-23
FoB SALE.

DR. W, w. Adair ofsrs for sa'e, for cash {,
cattle, or " exchange for Town or city pro- =
erty, his homestead on Lone Oak ridge, IN
hunt county, about two miles 4 ON the depot,
The improvements consist of n handsome,
convenient auG attractive dwe'hny, stor :
house, three wells OF water, two large stock
plum orchards. Lands can be obt.iu to
desirable
Also, rs the property OF Adair q 6 n, o
small tract OF land on which Ia an exc client
ain aud mil house, cotton gin, with fseder
aud con enser, press, grist mill and twelve
horse power engine, all in good running order
and supplied by largo ,OOl of clear water
Can also furnish, ifdeslred, two or three hun.
dTed hend OF stock cattle n the place. Prices
quite low, and payments favorable.
For Information lIess Inc at Lone OAl 4,
Hunt county, T3xir.
W. W. ADAIR
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-23
SCHOOL NOTICE.

Miss Thompson viii open select school for
girls and young ladies', ut the residence of
Judge white, corner IIarwood street and Cot
toge Lauo, on the
First Monday I'm September.
Terms reasonable. French nee.
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Kth GInyeann,Isiiis

Three, four five snl SIX buttons, ut 25c, $50
so, 70 81, ST % TO 50 50. all ire,h anC
new gcud', ~ NJ Roseuthal " Co.'s, corner
Emaad Poydras streets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-23
ToO LATE FOR cLassiFIoATIoS

ID EwARD-- S5O.On--Stolen ut Thhomlngo,
III Indian Territory, August l2, 1851, -Four
Horse, described as follows; A bay horse
about 0years old, 10 hands high, branded s,
with left ankle swollen A roam horse about
years old, 10 hands high, brand unknown.
A brown horse, 10 hands Nigh, years olds no
brands. A gov horse, IL hands high, o years
old branded } 4 on left flank and scar on
fIont Of left bind leg. Above horses are ehod
all round and mad Called shoulders. A reward
Of $50 will he padior information leading to
recovery Of above stock Address Henry
Loop, Cndio, ldliRu 4 rritnry.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-23

Switches, .frezets, coquets, Ali colors spd
styles OF hair orusmonfs, back combs, per-
fumery snd powdefset NJ R1ssnthal & Co.'S,
corner Elm and PoJ dras streets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-23

Three good clothing statesmen. None but
thorough and experienced men need apply.
Applications WITH references received by
mail. SANGER Bros.
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leo nrenrn EesfiXnI

To be- given BY young laciss of Commerce
street Uhrialisn church Tonight at board OF
trade hsll over 0rsals. All are invited.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-23

Mess pork for january delivery is selling
at higher prices than for October delivery
something unusual at this season Of the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-23

EOR SALE-.Uheap for Uash--A large lot OF
4 household goods pgiiCr stove; Home Sew
ing Machine Very cheapli glass and china
ware, etc inimedias ely, on account of my
rem val Call etOnce. DR.. II, M. Bien, al
jacobson street.
ILTANTED--An experienced nusio,ss man
w And COMPETENT hook keeper wishes
situation FIRST fOct bsr as hook keeper. Adj
dress at Westru Union Telegraph Office, or
Lock Box No 2A Dallas, Texas
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To have your fine watches and jewery rc-
paired 90 TO l.. Il, Curtis, No. 6l0 Main
street.
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In the city ofLouisyllle, on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 81, 1881

These drawings occur monthly Is indays cx-
cepte,O under provisions Of an Az OF the Gem
eral Assembly OF Ksnlucky.
Tho United states Citoutt Court on March
3l.t re udered the following dscl,iuns.
lst-Thst tho Commonwealth distribution
Company Ia legyl.
and-.lu drawiugs are fair
N. U.-rhe Company mas row IN band lsrg.
reserve fund. Read carefully the list OF prizes
far thA
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-23

The Lending Wholesale millinery
House
In the state, at NJ. R1senthal e. Co.'S, corner
Elm and Poydras streets.
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Lake Ice Rec lived.

Jsrret received two car loads CT ice last
night and customers can get ice this morning
up TO 8 o'clocS.
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puvn,.y4r

DHYIOfAs AS5 sUrGGoN-DR. NOR.
Il TON. Otioo, In nrst national bank build I.
Ing. llc,idenco, San JhciDto street, near
Leonard
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For the public gooi :"Oomsd' Budweir
Rearu
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AUGUST DRAWING.


RENT, money or Bank prsl,l, tettc or ,epd
by txpress. nont .end by ~ glssersd l. her
or Post flon Orier. Oriore oit6 and upwards
dress all ~ dor tc n NJ. BoARnNAN, Cour.
ier- Ion snl u ildlng, Louisville, ky., or II, Al.
BoARDMAN 800 Brosdway New York,
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Notice.

Fort Worth, July 10.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-05-25
The Germans Advised to Stay ut HOME.
From the New York Evening Post

I AAc UOA ""Ao AuVASCu " quay ~ AV-0As
From the New York Evening Post.
The Stadtblatt, publishes at Bunzlau, in
Prussia, on the occasion of number Of
families leaving the town and neighbor-
hood to seek home in the great re-
public, printed the following note
of warning and encouragement from the
German CONSUL General in New York:
"The belief seems to prevail in Germany
that in the United States there is an act
i've business prosperity. This is wholly
incorrect. Of business activity there is
little or none, but there are the most I'M
mistakable signs that the whole of North
America is on the eve of an industrial (oko-
4aonssche,, crisis, as the ever spreading de-
irum( schacindeD makes sound business
basis impossible, and, owing to this, too,
during the last year no fewer than two hun
dred and eighty -one (sscD failures Of large
firms occurred, number exceeding any
previous year; it is consequently difficult
for any one to get work, and many emf
grants who have come to the United States
with bright hopes are now in the create at
distress. It the exodus from Germany to
the United States does not soon cease, or
greatly diminish, the emigrants will have to
face the most frightful restitution. It
would be we'll, therefore, for every one in-
tending to leave his country to take this
step ouly on the assurance that he will Sc
cure living in his new home. Whoever
is not compelled from some cause to emil
crate, or is not possessed of considerable
means, had better stay at home"
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-05-25

pies, will fail to secure of the Bargains we are
Offering in our immense ctock Of Dry Goods. Black
20 per cent wider and better color
jamestown Alpaeas % to 5Oc;; cheapest goods In
America Silks, Satin Aida and Dress Goods Of every
Lace and Fancy Goods in endless variety. 10000
yards Hamburg Embroidery ct New York wholesale
12lac; Ladies' Hose &c. to ST per pair. Lonsdaie
Bleached A Sheeting loo. per yard Fash.
ion Sheets free on application. When writing for
pies please state kind, width. color, and about the
price you wish to pay. All goods not satisfactory
may be returned. and we will refund money. Our
business has increased until now we occupy si1
rooms - by i0O feet We buy our goods in large
dealers ask Give us one trial ana We shaii secnre
another permanent customer. =
-. j. ID. BLAKE d CO.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-05-25
THE LATEST MARKETS.
ST. PAUL

ST. PAUL.
:, WHEAT.99c for No. l; CSC for No. 2: SEC fo1
Nc. 3: Use for No. 4.
FLouR-PayeG:s> ss.5oa7. so; straights. 5ooa6. Sc
clears, 4.5Oa5.25.
FEED-Bran, $3.50; ground feed, 1850; corn
meal, 1900.
LIVE STOCK Cattle, ss5oa4. IS; hogs. 525a5.!!.-
sheep, 550a5.75.
WooI-Unwashed, 1sc; fleece washed, &c; tub
washed, Sic.
MINNEAPOLIS.
WHEAT-9sc for No. /; CSC for No. Q; $50 for
No. s.
LUMBER boards. $12ooa13. 90; Gull
and dimension boards, 500; timber joist and di-
mansions, l2.0Oa130O; fencing, l2.OOa16OO: floor.
ing, matched and dressed, LIST, $50 90: 3D. $500; 3d.
90; 18th. 1900: siding, dressed, 1st $4,000; 3D.
1900: Sd. p. 90; 4th, 1900.
MILWAUKEE.
WHEAT-No. 2, $1.O23-4.
BARLEY-No. 2, CSC.
CHICAGO.
WHEAT-No. q 81 O31 "a
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The Kate Greenaway is the name of a
new juvenile hat which has brim of fine
kilt plating bordered with cream lace and
is very soft and becoming.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-05-25

Good Watches at Low Prices.
Write for illustrated catalogue to Standard
American Watch Company Pittsburg, Pa.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-05-25

A country editor in Michigan thus bids
farewell to his readers, his newspaper hav-
ing expired, 'Good-b by Toll the bell gen
tly-This is orr last kick-Handle us with
care-Lower us gently to rest-We die a
natural death-The wolf is at our door
Bury us unde: a rosebush. Listen to the
mecking-bird.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-05-25

The following is from an advertisement
published at Bristol, Connecticut: "Lost,
stravved or stolen from his bereaved bouse-
hold, one red headed man, feet 8 and
inches tall, full set of false teeth on upper
jaw and one real one on the lower jaw.
Please cause said man to be arrested
and return TO his bereaved wife,