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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-05-04
FOX THE FARMER.
Neatness in Farming.

Neatness In Farming.
There are many thrifty, well-to.do
farmers (ss far as dollars and cents
are conccrned) who lack neatness in
their undertakings. In all the diff.
ferent operations on the farm, the fin.
ishing touch is left of, want Of time,
that it "don't pay,p being the princi.
pal excuses. The question now
comes up: How shall the thrifty
well,to.do farmer who is not tidy in
his farm work, be made to see that it
would pay him well to become SO?
We must show him that it will not
cos. much-that IT is very cheap and
well worth what he pays for ii. In
the first place it pave well by the ex.
ampleand the influence ii has upon
his neighbor farmers. Every farmer
has an influence, either as a neat
one, or the contrary, and some one
will pattern after him more or less.
In some localities it is said: "What
neat farmers they arel How thrifty
everything looksl" In other sections
it is just the reverse. We can &c.
count forit in no other way than by
example, and this does not cost much;
yet the one course will advance the
price Of land five dollars per acre, and
the other decrease it the same
amount.
AT many afarmer's home the wood
pile seems TO extend from the kitch-
en- door to the farthest side Of the
barn, safe walking almost hindered
on account Of pieces Of wood and tim.
Der being scattered about. This
gives place a very untidy appear
ance. 1t has been found to be an
excellent plan 10 keep the bits Of
wood picked up; those that are good
for nothing but fire wood, take at
once to the wood pile, and those that
are too good for this purpose, put
them in safe place, where they may
be ready when needed. All this can
be done with very little extra trouble.
A gate offits hinges, board offits
place, windows with broken panes,
all bavea very untidy appearance,
and really take little time to repair
mo more time used, than later; and
certainly they will not repair them
selves. If we do this at once, the
neat appearance Of our homes will
not he marred for weeks, and often
months.
There is another thing, in too
many farm-places, that presents a
very untidy appearance, and that is
the gardenGa place for ALMOST every
thing but what you would expect to
see in a garden-it might properly
be called the weed patch. "A farm
'er's garden may be made useful, or
namental, and more than all, profta-
bic, at very little expense except a
wise improvement of time Nthat Of.
ten runs to waste. Too many farm.
ers "have no time to attend their
gardens, but spend hours at the vii
lage store or hotel. Make it a point
to raise every kind of vegetable
grown in your part of the country,
and when grown to use them, and
there will be found to be both health
and economy in the family.
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Through Coaches between Gallipelh 80
Columbus on all trains.

Connections made at Gallipolis with
Steamboats, and Stage Line for Middlepofh
Pomeroy, land Ohio River points; at No
Arthur Junction, for all points on NJ. & c.
R. R.; at Logan, for Athens, Petersburg.
and Marietta; at Lancaster, for GAINESVILLE
and Circleyille; and OF Union Depot, Col
umbus, for all points North, East and Wess
oRLAND SMITH, Gen'l Superintendent
G. d. NORRIS, Superintendent
w. II. HARRISON, Gent Ticket Agent y
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MTscEILAMNoUs,


fTT7T IN. Yourselves by making
Hill s 9Rs9sy i, when s'is?.i, .s se!sS5
HH1.H. always keeping poverty
AARRAHH from your door. Those
4S-aA who always take advantage
Of the good chances for making money
that are offered, generally become wealthy,
while those who do not improve such
chances remain in poverty. We want
many men, women, boys and girls to work
for US right in their own localities. The
business will pay more than ten times or
binary wages. We furnish an expensive
outfit and all that you need, free. No one
who engages fails to make money very rap
idly. You can devote your whole time to
the work, or only your spare moments.
Full information and all that is needed
sent free. Address STINS0N & CO., Port
land, Maine. oct.l3-ly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-05-04
i. Commercial Printing.

We keep in stock a full line Of CONNER.
cial Stationery, which we are prepared to
furnish many style desired. Envelopes,
Cards, Letter Heads, Note Heads, Bill
Heads, Checks, Drafts, Notes, Statements,
Bills Of Iading, Dray Books, Shipping
Books and all other variety OF work need.
ed by business men furnished on short
notice Printing for Salt Furnaces and
Coal Companies, q specially.
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Friendly feeling toward the tenn
perance cause is good, but active
support of it is thousand fold better.
If you really wish that cause to sue.
coed, why are you not identified with
those who are working for it2-Good
7crpiar.
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The Weekly Register has the largest and
best assortment of job material in the State
and last presses, paper and card stock, and
is preparedto do all kinds OF job printing
neatly and promptly, at the lowest prices.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-05-04
PASSENGER TsAiSsRuN IS Fsttowsi.r

No. 1 Mail-Runs daily except Sunday
from. Richmond to Huntington; daily, VII.
liamson's to Huntington.
No.3 Expressions daily from Rich
mond to Huntington.
No. S Accom-. leaves Richmond daily
except Sunday, at 8 80 p. IN. and arrives AZ
Gordonsville at 00p. m.
No. 81 Mixed leaves Charlottesville
daily, except Sunday, at 4 80 p. m. and
arrives at Staunton at Z so p. m.
No. 35 Mixed leaves Cannelton daily
except Sunday at 4 90 a. m. and arrives al
Huntington 10 IS a. m.
f., L. & b. 8. II. r. Trains run
daily.
G., b. 8. & p. p. Steamer leaves
Huntington daily.
, 1881-04-14

aIoux CRY, H., April la-FarmIng proapcots
were noyer bogoro 10 dlacour,9lng ut this SOD.
son Of tho year "a at prescnt. Tho s0uw caveFs
the ground 10 depth Of fr11n otghtcun tschss
tn three fcrtt;: Northern Is,w* and NebFaskA and
su,,shern pakata farncrs cannot ct,tnMellco
p!pwlug for eous weeka yet. aad cold woatheF
eut In 40 carfy !aat full that worry lttp VIVA lonc
toward preparing tho ground tar spring sowtng.
Spring wheat has hccn uss,ally plautod and up
put Ut tho ground before tha time. Tho
weather con1!nuqa very cold, tle temperature
su4on Fialnx above tho trooslnx point In thu
middle OF : tho day, an4 tteexlnR l.ard
every plight, md snow,stefm' ase frequent.
Is aiytnlp4 ,Gut favorable. Thv sat,w,ator!n
whiol Ill In Saturday n!Kht md continued until
teFmtaaitnx hery' wlih tie oxceptloa IT ths
aibux GitY / r4allc, wh!ch sx,aa y, fupnlnx rev.
ulaEly. Thu river cantlnpos - fall ono lnqh w
hour Ut tha point. al,a ntout thg PNus9 Vt p0tnls
ntAlyc, vi tMr III henri gruH. 'Tte EArKo b0luW
fuilkton sttlt holis. There u nluch 4strcss aud
su1sr.nR In tht t!otA!sd districts. An Ml tpclaty
has 6esn 'ioFuea here. With Naypr Smith at y
WeFe HIRde hun eiess Atl wAsluertrt 1y tho fo0d,
Aud must depcnl upon tho ch4rita0la EoE tho ns-
, 1881-04-14

An In.Mense Tide of Immigration Rot.
Hing IM-Crop.k'r1spHcss.
Four scorr, kas.. April lA.-Ahoat 20 oxcur'
slo,,.dta fron@ Michigan, Indann, Ohio. Kan,ucky,
lllfl,o1s, anl Iowa asrlvul by tho atlernnsia
train oil tho Gulf 1soaa so-lay, under tho charge
Of Capt. q. J. Cark. They Aro u splendid up
raarlrx claps Of pooplc, and aro snaklng \ crltl'
cal examination VI tho country. Excursina'
tsts urryo monthly, and lArue numbers
bought land IN this section last
winter. Tho !ndlcattona aro tint
tho lido OF Immigration which l!owol westward
rrnm kAnsnR City IAut yaAr will come southwark
thia year. as tlQ exctlr4tunsts st!y tlia1 pc1p1o
Eust hnyu laatned 10 tHnkG J. t!stIngtlon ta,
tweDu tho extrelAo WGat p4rt nf That HtMtp lIltl
t!lo vol wAsered aud fegt!lp countos Ut Eaatsst'
KIlu6AB,
isolloblo parties who hnve recently Travelled
Dyer L0urbul,, Linn, Hn0 Crawford Eauntica, ~
Kltlsas. n,.l l}ar&0i A..d Vernon, In Mlssosiri,
rrI,Drt eArly-aDwn winter WhuAt n8 excellent,
willis tho laler snw11 i lotkinR we'll. uthor In.
l!Ica.lans 0f n favorable eua+o', aro ytsIbp. md
tho pr0speut IL tlat u yenr Ut UNUSUAL prosper
~ awa!ta this section.
, 1881-04-14
HIGH WATER IN KANSAS CITY,
2rrrta1 f3{s ntf<h n, tTTsS m ffd1n Yr{h4, n =

KANsAs CRY, No.. April lt.-ln spttu Of tl,e
prognnstloAtlons Of tho wIsu o.,es. tho Missouri
I.lyur continues to riso ut thEs point, and ut {
0'clnpk Tonight Registered twenty-five feat fol,E
jucl,es aboya Iow-w n,ar1. thu hlghcat pains
rnuohcd hut onrt sinc8 Tho XycMt Hood nj lA1
ll,,rlrul, uppasjt Klnsas City. III Giay C0llnty,
surt,ls at pretent To- by III ttlo nioat dnuEort III
tI,e [oyeu which w4a built IN tho tinrlh side op.
ppslt. Wynrdntte 10 In bud condition. II II
should Eiso wuy al,nsat tho cnt!ro FARGO ht
tic rlvpr walllt hp thrown down, tho
tuYol1 directly : upnn tht tuwn, II II
i,oped TINT tho luyeu unn b. savcl1. however, It
th9 wlnli t,oes INT rlae Tho river stoMlncr 1'a-
ton, l,uund fDr Fort ltentnn. rnachul tho lasoa
ihrnlIx0 tho drnw.If!d9e was tllsnags1 to alch
III. exiul.t that aeverat tlya Will pnBs bot0re sdC
Gnu continue. Hhd Ia lnaticl ttnWl with freight
and bns on boatd twenty-five passengers.
, 1881-04-14
BILLIARDS.

Third Night Of the hchaefer.S1ossoia
! Match in New York = Tremendous
r1nyitiE Oh Roth stdcs.
New lonK, April. 1l--echaeFer nnd Hlosson
resumed play to.ntghti In thoir billiard tnatoh Of
400 points. At the finish Of tho gatnu Tncsdny
night tho score stood tor two nights, schaefer
l,tIQ. Slnsson III. schNefer begun work To- night.
a,l was gattln1 atong comfortably Until sexton.
slosson's umpire, entered NJ Hchnefcr WIS nak-
ing hs tWcniEoth shot. Sexton claimed It was
"push shot." Tho referee agrced With
him. and 8ehacfcr .tppk hta aoAt.
slnsaon now. attempted n gathering shut
Mt wide angles, ui1d mtascd. In tho third
innIu8 Blossom played very carefully. nnd
brou9At the balls In vood position at the rail.
He worked them down the rai', and by sktllfnl
shot nyn!tiot tho balk-ltne ut the corn9r of tho
table. Tho bulls rot sontterel. but were Som
brought together ngNtn on th9 side rail. i bnnk-
sllot for position was lln1ty, executed, but Il
du,,blu.cusn!oa miss clusad his Inning with n
scare nf al fnr tho evenings p1uy thus fur. In
tho sixth Inning bchnoror. ,nnllnpcd tho pnlls
carefully an0 took them to tho foot Of tho side
rni!, up tho rai Huatn, and tnrne,. thu two cad
carnors twice. lie separated tho balls,
mud twice gathered tlctn .agaln. Schnotcr
cnrner. Rs thu searGr cnllcl' s11. and ehart!y
atterw9rea 30 whun sehgaafer g WE ns.rtly
W,ts iii, ,l.,ic lust ycur IL Iaintiany Ilnl il,
c9ntcst win 6lossol,: Eehgefer: continued ,1
pl!y, anH the scorer called il:l. schaofer seotnc
tu h0lll charmed cue, hut tho run fsnatfy Gntte'i
with HI consecutive shnts. 1t wnh hHiied With
prolonKct! npEln!sse, nnd tho tiarker, Am!G q
tresh a!onrst ct h!dea!'npplm III! noaneed the
sl1ssou responded With lIsit !, which led tnnny
tn sl,pposn tin WIS Alurncd hy hla ndversnry's
1p pa os pes ,; Viii t. shKa whof ' e ru!iic' lie
bulls With q strokc as 'lextf9us ant el!-ln.!Eod
rs SfaMe!era 9Tn IL 81 he Tho rall adIt!raGly
, 1881-04-14


NASHVILLE, Tenn, april l3.-J. Gurslncr. mn
lttnernnt set,der of aoap. who has boon ,operat-
Ing In Nashville for some time, went TO Gnllltin
n few days nEo to ply bis Calling. Inst Monday
he camo to Nashville and induced a woman
known NJ Mrs. Witlnrd, wtfcot IL travelling worm
medicine dcntor. said to be froln Naw Orleans.
to return With him to uallntn, wherc they reg
tstercl Us nun nnd wlfc. Yesterday forenoon
Massha.I Yenrgin, a clerk cngagcd In store In
this city, accompanied by !Ao divorced witc OF
TO 1nlintin and registered as D. II: ,Ad.
ktns and wife. Ycslnrday eyenlug Wll'urtl
cIaimed 70 bo Ills wife, alld fo,ua sho hul Yono
to Mar!ssFie ,sttt :0nfsinpr , icnran ,was IN! NJ.
tho Sheriff stnttGtl III pursuit. of 0nrInGr mud
tho wpnaM On rcacnlnx ilarisv!llc t,o dlseoy-
declared TINT sho hnd Ievcr lec,, united III wot'-
lock to Willard, The purity returned to GnllAtn
snis evening, rsrEll, WIZ released q, Tr!t of
lan spIings, IL rennn with her elsser. -
, 1881-04-14

Tho Nroposed improvements. ut NIL.
> Special Dtspatth 10 IAs Chtea7o Trlbt1Ef.
MILWAUKEE, April 1I,-Congreesnan n0ustor,
who' has latDly nrr1yel IRON Washington, waa
interviewed IN tho hnrbor OF refuge I'm"
pravsmaat for which Congress bus appro'
nrIAtcd &100n00. tn 3,eAin tho work IL,
tkS0 aIr. Douslcr nbta!nod IN amendment to tho
liIvor und Iiarl,nr bill Which provided fur slls-
yey of, an at!lltlona! harbor ot refuge. Cpl.
Houston, Of this CITY, ono at tito unilrI States
Enx'nser Srs, n,aS the sarysy an nsSpafssa tsa
Ehiuf Engineer of tic War, nSparln,oist. Tho
eatl!nntea cost Of tho Improvement wus
:a0 The :. matter was I 9rP',ghs @ ,s nof9re ra
darscl, ana Il bus since then rcnuiHcd " sfatu
0un. 4 tow days aKa, hnsyoyor., = llnMrtl was w.
saS sopssca Z q @ esosk 'as aks s s % es
1etro't, anl slat. lsoborta. Of this city. Tue Hoard
Will le cllo4 +. ,aeot II thls city 70 = ycsk Or
yartln9nt WY 10 Informed % to tho rgsult;
a liz WI Wnrk .a'I Mf s boustes s't' statos ta H.
III worry NJIxlolis the wt!sk IN the Improvement
sho nS ~ y oslSE tt e sI
elll Dc senure4 from COngreas noxt yaar II
s fund ow at ,ho d,,.al t tho GR"Tten. e
a,lnlnt for tho further ADVANCEMENT pt tue
work. In connection with ths harbor Of refu9e
10 Itsl liz llarl.os iii WI Inserted b. hid con.
s5Ss $s ;si; IS: It s tsSssss + s E'ssS s
!ss o 'aRse! ,as SSttss q e e 'sstuss :ss%s. ~
L. Eax m }a' sasisils @ ,sas ,ho NECESSARY, iaa. II
Sapsq s !. ~ x"ES co. Y ~'sass aass
shoso etsrss .I.s iMposiant work WI " carried
m; stpted @ rglnrisr th4t he thought aperaE- T.
, 1881-04-14
GREAT BRITAIN.
HMcjtki (t,bff.

srtetut catlt.
ts ts!e t'aversers. who WIS arrustcd to-day ut
ttls,eaMorf!s, County Alayo, OIL q elnrge Ut
hsla'ns 70 disturbance OF the pcace' Under
s1 ,s sosse'oE act. was brought 10 kltlnali'l'n1n
y, ss!s ~, s''ls evening. AS 1T was market tlny
IT. stH,h!atelorTis, ,ha MI Immense crowd assenhiet
h,ass hsst lux, .ake us aenartiio l!nuer escort. a.
y.a@s ~ ta'la wlS present, Willie waiting for
~. %s !ta'h slr. Gordon addressed tho people,
,as, ,.ts speech grcs graphic picture Of scenes
nalea ata pretty numerous In the West Just
N.Y. na 1ls said: "keep up your courage,
!" 10 back agaia to tight tho landlords.
10 nowN 10 cURltAaIlLEA
ssM A. seo what took place there yesterday
flSe w|io!o famlllss were cyletcd. ono family
consisting of thirteen individuals. anotber of
a. sssa'' ahotllet Of saven,- altogether thirty
,;.s ,H.o human buines. Three hundred pa-
~ ,s0 we're engngo4 In tho work, and
ha.ls lip on thu int a,,hsor,n,,om @ - ' ~ on1 @
u fur the most ,listresscl of thu nyictc, finn.
!!l:s. [CAcersl The n.onio ncvor insritc,1
!la po!Ice. TShonts nf aNcvnr ~ ~ hnvc
oeell Informed thts morninr lint nnIfco
PATROLS found ~ 'o'''''' 's 1'~s
.TJlosE Ry1orgp r.u,,,rs ,,Asr s,n,,r
sng OIL lle sIde ~ tha r',ni .,',n.,ns 'n. .ha,,
kves around small G 'S, t'r" Snvlun Hvi,vts her s' ,t
also arrcstc1 ~ t.nais ta''cti eo1cotA'' M"a
ths Coercion ~. ~ ~""'ls eotk to'aa5 a"aoi
Inn" ~, .oo,,.,,,,,. .>,
, 1881-04-14

I;SH or Till: WAN tn CESTttAt ASIA.
Sr. pErE,.x1lunu, Aprll l:l-f'ei,. SkolGfoF
difficulty ANNOUNCES tho Tukke-lurcn,tln1l
wnr Mt MI cnd. :,~..;. -.: - -
ltl:aAtA's MOVEMENTS IN Ci:STi.Ar. ASIA.
inSpn*, April 1h---l'tie Nclc* says: :" It
wnnlll bon European misfortune mud little
short q tt cnlan,lty 10 England md Russia It
tho old suspicious aml jcnfoltsy wcre IT.
newctf. This unfortunate rgyiyal cnnnot bo
avoided unless suite cxblamAtioils bu prontpt-
" given Ut Gen. SkulclotI's sGcent nosa-
t'lcnts. II. Is. Just possible that Skobclofr's
Journey eastward nlny BIZ diplomatic rather
than nilltary." ~. s. g:
! sTIs1cKEN, WITH pA1tAI.yRiR. - -
Ger. Kaufman, Governor Of T'urkestan.
Inns l,utl II strike of paralysis,
, 1881-04-14
FOREIGN.

o<oece at Last Accedes to
the Arrangement OF
the Powers.
rim yow Only Demands Wllnt
1las Boon Last Promised j..
to 11or.,
q,bo Tunis 1mbroglio Merges d.
reotly into the Old East
ern Question:
rhc Bey VIII Not Be Allowed
to Fight-The Turcomans
and Basutos.
1hirty.flve Persons eV'eEeu ,.a,,' ~ ,cu''as''
lea, ireland, and Left Will
out Shelter.
,orre]l Now Talking About "Expro-
priation" as Naturally as Victor
Hugo or Karl Marx
condahar Evacuated. Yesterday
High Water at Szegedin, In
Hungary. .
Abandonment Of Tho Plans Adopted ia
Guard Against Nlhllism In ST.
Petersburg.
Fbe Other Boyton in Jail-schneide1
Boiling Out Her Jewels H.,
ut Paris.
, 1881-04-14

N1N3V1LtE. Tppnt april 11-At HoctlnR ot
tho Military Committee Of the Nashville Expo.
s!tlon to.ulxAt tho prlzes for the competitive
siso, i sath, aud 2tth ii siuy, wsrH Increased il
follows; IuEanlsy cumpnlics, titst prizA ,to
Sl.1nl. second pFxo to $50, artliery, tssf pr!ze
10 e6o0. secU1d prize to &aD. OtheF pEzos for
payslry. artillery. end tufanssy rstaaln ~
QEiUlpAlly decided upU1.
, 1881-04-14
1fEUTEtfL.
{ llllttijC
Miracles of Healing Unpar.
atfeied in Medical
History.

Cnticura Ncantycnt. the 9rcat nnturai biotnl.
purifier, absorbent. rcnoyatur. and vIlN1!kor. hns
shown tts grand curative ptlwcr IN sernfnln.
white s,selflnRt Ulcers. crys{pelns swclird ncck,
tcrs'f,loHs lntlntnnHt!on.. nrrc,iret affections:
OLD aorcs, erupti0na Ut tho skin. sUrt eyes. and
scalp aicctioi,s with DRY, thin. md fatls,g hnlT:
nnd wi,Gn tho EutIctIra. Mct!!cEha1 .1clly. and
tho Cnticura Sonp. prcpnred fr,sn It. arr applied
tn cxtartn symptoms. tho cures Objected by the
Eut!cura KefledtcA IRE marvellous.
, 1881-04-14

MARY iIoAOtAND.

i MRS. MARY iiOtAOEAEn.
srsefat Dtspateh 10 Tit thteaao Tribune.
/; DECATUR, Ill.,, april 1B-Thc death or Mrs.
sary 1ton9fand. aEch 20 ycara. near relative Of
tho into lion. 1essn X. nufmls, tuok p1nce haro
this morning. utter prolonged ilincss. She was
born IN lteiand, und eatnc 10 America arcr forty
ycnrs ugn. lived In Kentucky, md CAN'T here
from Cass County. this BtMte, IN istr} .Bhe left
an estate valued at fla, 90 which Is wicd 10 her
Hyp grown children.
, 1881-04-14

PERU.

THE OTHER oSl: ls NOW IN JAIL.
P1rrsnund, April ia telegram, re-
ceiyet BY Mayor Peterson. Of Allegheny To-
tlay, asks tint tho certified papers OF Tar-
renee Boyton, whn resided there from lsss
to 1893, will bu forwarded TO Secretary
1'laino Mt once, In order to establisl Paul
Boyton's {his son'a) claim rs 4 citizen Of tile
United States, and haye him released from
prison in PERU, where lie Is nt present
prisoner OF war. The papers will be for
WNrAed as soo,l rs pnssfble. '''' ."
, 1881-04-14
Small PIX.

C1sctsxArs, April l--Tho Town, OF .Gloyors
Gap, ", Va, Ia III Il a.atvaf panIo over III aIarsn-
l,u spread Of tho small.pox, THO dtsoaso was
brought lhere BY young 1nan from pttsburg.
Tho phys!o!aaS orc all sick. and tho b,aay OF u
Young whi1laA who 'digA was loft unburcl. TA8
tiuveTllnr was teleErnpbcd tor nd ia hurry thu
l0Mu, but ha replied thMt tho euIsuty authorities
lhoIlla' A!tsul4 t0 II Tsains paas through tho
towu without afppplnR. >,
, 1881-04-14

apteiag Uttpatth ID. tn cAted9e Irtbun&
BALTIMORE. Md. April !8-A dispatch from
Frastburg, Md, 9tses tho dcsaila OF ehassly dIa'
ceyery ln4Ao IN that town to-4ay.~ Tho t,lles OF
twin whito ,nfants, 01le nlalo aud tue other 70"
male, wpso found nailed up In a p'uo box In tho
rcaro Ut A!cCullough's isosa! In that place* 0ne
lii ieck. aud tho 0ther md deep Wt,uld in tho
buck VI the bond. % though inflicted by ~ az.
Tic peFpolrafnrs VI tAls ht.rFlnte ot'a9 arc ~
romains uystosy. which will pe dlllcut to uIs'
FAyGl. =, - ;.
, 1881-04-14

DETROIT. Mich., April IA. Mathcr'& private
bank pt I.akey4ow, blpntcalm County, this Btate.
waA awfndlcd out OF tas. .0GD by means Of forged
draft on New York ny stranger pretending 10
como from Eouthorn Ohio calling htnaclt ",
L. Owens. Iie pretenaasl ho was nan ot
!neans aud npEptlatea for taw-m!iI, exprcssl1M
Ills intention vt g0tnK !nt1' thu G4stnuaa* t!u
nptuetl m apcoAnt With the bank which h9 !nRu9
blu Victim. Az &o0n u thu arHft wl8 sold AAl
tho prQuap1a received bo uktpped OUT, ..
, 1881-04-14

8pttIdl WtDcfts The Eh1ta7o 7ff6HEf.
GESEyA, H., April i3,-FcrR.tson Btctensoi'.
nrrette! fir stealing II t,arae at11 sleigh from a.
j. ito,,ttricksnt, or t,undee,';hnd q horse md
buRRy from tsasayia l!sory. has had hcartng
before Jttsttc9 west, 1t Oenosn. who committed
him ortrIaiA tho April torn Of tho Citcnit Court
wbrh nponA next MJsriuy. 1t te oxutetetl that at
tho triat athur like exploits will develop agatnst
E&HrCnSuJ. y ~.
, 1881-04-14

NrSxISa St,nrs.-Hrnry Landccker. Dover.
n. H. ecrtiflts that. Aug. 23, 1871, he brs,ke hla
leg. ThD bone WIS set hy II physician. UpDn re-
moving the sptlNis sores broke nut Frotl, tho
knee to tho heel. Doctnrs paltcd tha'n vnricnst!
veins. nnd ordered rubt,ar stockings. Paid e:
fur stockings, vii tnult nfiy Sign Ut cure. Bought
ulnnetily cured. Certified 10 by Lotnrops i
PInxhnm. Drugg4sts, pQypg. n, II.
, 1881-04-14

\ CRAZY NEt41tO TO. 19E HANGED.
ATr.AST.s, un., April 13.-Thc roor old ornzy
negro. Abraham Martin, who wns convicted at
tho last tern. of tho court tor numbering bis
wife, Will 10 hung on tho 'sast Ut this lnthth nt
Ahbuvftln. 4. c. Tho Governor hns refused to
tried his cnsc wnuld not sign tho petition, The
old fellow Is about G0 yours of n9c and feeble.
, 1881-04-14
TIE EARTHQUAKE.
1900 fsf1,LE1,.

Sc1o, April 13.-The latest returns stato
tint 5000 persons were killed ard 10000 In.
jurcd by the earthquake. At Novita 200
were killed. Tho y[olent shock Monday
caused the ground to subs1tto metre. Great
numbers Ut Inhabitants arc clnigrattng.
, 1881-04-14

It represents 1i1inos. IndIana, 3tlch0an. and
Wisconsin,: lnclaIdsnE Gloven scparnte C1nter;,
III tic meeting to-tsay. Alpnt bid aeeen,cs nre
prtR1tt. Mira T. II. t'opc. of t:hEunRn. tns0ondtai
tb tho a,ldspss IT wolnt'n... Various Conference
tEpilris wcrn tnHtle The Society will remain IN
knkainfl until EctllnY.
, 1881-04-14

cuticrra Remedies aro prepared hy Weeks S:
Potter, Chemists and Druggists, 3G0 Wlshtngron-
st.. Nosto1,. nrd arc for sale b. nil Druggists.
pr'op Of Cutlcura.a y Moaclnal Jely. s'nail boxes.
the now Dlons Iurthcr, 81 pcT bUttlc: Cutcurn
Medicinal Toilet Soup, - cGnts: Cut{cura Mo-
dcinal Shnrlur Eonp. II cents; In bnrs for nar-
bers and lurxe consumers, 1JpUnta.
E1H-, a n rlfffei FIRE m Y<ef{rt Hf price.
, 1881-04-14

BOMBAY, April 13.-A rumor has reached
here tint Ayoob Khan Inns lied from 1lerat to
Mcalled. ........-.
= EVACUATED.
BOMBAY, April 19-Ca1ldal,ar was pvaclt-
atetl to-day. Tic piBllecn Valley, however,
will lot be abandoned.
, 1881-04-14

JACKSON COUNTY, MICH.

Spfeiu Uispateh 10 7ht Chitdaa Tribune.
JACKSON. Mich. April 1J.-Ihc total vote Of
.1acks0n county, t,y Dfsc!af canvass taadn to-
day. Ia 1.f For justices NJ tho Supreme Court,
fsndu staratoh received a.os9: Aunttst.sC flald4
win, @.t0o. Johtf II. sh!rmnn. l,r!5: Ciarlcs u.
Hyde. III, For Hegcnta q. N. N. 1.olhrhp. @,hid:
Henry Rratck, g.soS, lancs r. 10y. 3fks,: Austin
fIlnir. 10es; Char!cA wliielts, .1.Gta: I1avits
iursti11. lG3s,.' I. ". McKccvrr. III:
j.. &. fu,yell. 4i.s Eur .CIr:tlt :'.xa.. Etgcne
MrrWitt, l.6i1.. Tho constitutional amendments
rptutivN tG pennl tttes. yea. 1at: tih. III; Ctcrk
ut lin GtIpromu t!n1rt. yua. 100; Nh III VIZ.
County. l1oi,st, yes. i.a:st; m, lf31.
, 1881-04-14
LENAwEE COUNTY. A1tEff.,
Epte{1t II,spasrh IN The fhieao0 Tribune.

'
yptetat Dlspa!et 10 The Ealeapo Tribune.
An,,tAN. Sitch., April IJ.-Tho vote IN Tic
Htate ticket IN 1.cnnwcn County. rs declared to-
dny. wns as follows: rDr 1nstlcaot tho Supreme
Court, statstotl t1tepubtIcank ann: Huiiwtn
iI}cmocrntA g,6!l: tty,1c tlrotItEtlontst}. G17;
ehipfnau ,tGrennbnck,. 2:,: flr ttcuents ot tho
:Un'ycrsty. :'y tlscpHellsanh ,SM!: Mnfr' rs.
Frtlck tiicnlocratl, a.ti3. .ai three tunsttt,t.
iinAl ufnen'lments R't nt!t,'1t 1:H6 affirmative
vslrs. Antlruw. Tinwc1l lftcpubl. CALL. with nj,
.tpp.M'ton, recn!vcl 6,qst sar .C!reuit Judge Of
tbH First Ujsfrfct.