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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1881-11-26

Among recent inventions in this
country is the manufacture of bar
rels of pulped wood-one kind for
fruit, flour and other dry sub
stances, and the other for oils,
beef, pork and liquids. They are
so strong that they may be drop
edd from wagon without harm.
Each barrel is made in one piece
of coarse wood pulp, subjected to
a pressure of 400 tous, and is light
strong and cheap,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1881-11-26
Gen. sherman at atlanta.
ATLANTA Constitution


Gen. W. I. Sherman. General of
the United States army, aecOmpa-
MED by Gen. o. NJ. Poe and Col.
A. P. Morrow, of his staff, and Mr.
Herbert Wadsworth, of Genesee,
New York, reached the city at H.
05 this morning via the Piedmont
Air Line. They have apartments
at the Kimball House, where they
will remain for a couple of days.
Gen. Sherman is looking in capi-
tai health and good spirits. He
bore the fatigues of the trip easily
and will devote the next two days
in an inspection of the wonderful
display made at the Internal Cot
ton Exposition.
Gen. Sherman has come to the
exposition, as he insisted before
he would accept the invitation, in
the capacity of private citizen,
desiring to see so wonderful a
presentation of American indus
tries and resources, and from the
exhibit to estimate the capabilities
of the soils of the Union. At his
particular request no effort has
been made by the management OF
the Exposition to make his coming
an event of particular moment
While he will be pleased to meet
his friends and aequaintances per
sonally, lie has declined all prof
fers to do SO in n formal and Off
cial manner. To q representative
of the Constitution he said:
~ am glad to be here ava,
from all forms and ceremonies, an'
with the opportunity to see an'
enjoy what l have learned is
splendid exhibition of Southern
and American industries and pro
ducts.
While present at the exposition
to-day, Gen. Sherman will prob
baly attend the annual meeting O
the Mexican Veterans association
and hear the Oration of Gen. Her
~ II. Jackson.
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river, nearly 800 miles above the

The views of the commission
with regard to the attributes and
functions of levees, aud their gen.
eral utility and value are concisely |
set forth in their report of Febru-
AIRY IL, 1880 III. Ex. Doe. No, IS.
XLvI Cong. I'd Sess.l The follow
ing extracts from the report will /
suffice ON this point:
"There is no doubt that the |
levees exert a direct action in deep |
ening the channel and enlarging |
the bed of the river during those
periods of 'rise or food,n when by |
preventing the dispersion of the
food waters over the adjacent low
lands, either over the river banks
or through bayous and other open
ings, they actually cause the river
to rise to a higher level within the
river bed than it would attain if
not thus restrained"
awhile it is not claimed that
levees in themselves are necessary
as a means of securing ultimately
a deep channel for navigation, it is
believed that the repair and main-
tenance of the extensive line al
ready existing will hasten the work
of channel Improvement through
the increased source and depth of
the river bed which they would
produce during the high water
stages.
"They are regarded as desirable
though not necessary adjunct in
the general system Of improve
ment recommended
at is obvious that levees are,
upon a large portion of the river,
essential to prevent destruction to
life and property by overflow.
They give safety and ease to navi-
CATION and promote and facilitate
commerce and trade by establish
ing banks or landing places above
the reach of floods, upon which
produce can be placed while
awaiting shipment, and where
steamboats, and other craft can
land in times of high water.
an a restricted sense, as auxili-
ary to a plan of channel improve.
ment only, the construction and
maintenance of a levee system is
not demanded. But, in a larger
sense, as embracing not only ben
efcial effects upon the channel,
but a protection against tie
structive floods, a levee system is
essential; and such system also
promotes and facilitates commerce
trade and the postal service"
Levees, therefore, are regarded
by the commission as desirable,
though not essential adjuncts to
the method of improvement recon-
mended. They are necessary to
prevent destructive floods; they
are valuable for certain other pur-
poses above stated; they are desl-
rable, although not necessary, for
purposes of channel Improvement.
| think / am justified in adding,
that some members of the commits.
sion attach somewhat more, and
others somewhat less Importance
to levees as a factor in the pro-
blem Of channel Improvement
than that above indicated.
will simply add that there is
no duty to which the commission
could be assigned that could afford
more pleasure, or be discharged
with greater zeal and cheerfulness
than that of designing and con-
structing a comprehensive system
of levees for protecting the allu-
vial region of the great valley
against destructive floods. But
this plainly cannot be done until
Congress dictates the policy and
provides the means for carrying it
into effect. @. A. GILMORE.
New York, November 3, 1881
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,,eulur sew o,ls.as. v sssssrs. erssasiiIs aas
arkansas Cir Paekst
wera,.r New or,ean. and eresnvi'is
j. M. WHITE,

Inn N Tobln. Master Curt Holmes. Clerk
Leaves New Orleans for Green
f& Vile every THURSDAY at D
n. IN. leaves Greenyille for New Ut
leans every SUNDAY.
pSs- This line reserves the right IN psss
landings that the Captains may consid-
or unsafe. Passengers to New Orleans
make lightning time, ayolsng Railroad
delays and expense. The kre and gen
eral alaccommodatlons cannot beexcelled.
Their Boats do not r<s hsre only
through the cotton season; put ALSO
through the dull months, to serve pup,
lie convenience which shippers shonld
continue to reeiprocate.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1881-11-26

President Arthur has changed
the words hitherto printed "Execu-
tive Mansion" on the White House
envelopes and letter-heads to
"Ofice of the President of the
| uitrd States
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CHANCERY COURT.

,leoaqnena county--Begins on the lst
|udxy Of April and October, and may
tihpe 0 0judicial days. s.ytD TE
Washington county, Begins on the ID
Aln5 of April and October, and may
ntinue Is judicial days.
war county--Begins on the LIST Mon
> u May and November, and may con-
inc 2 judicial days.
C01homa county-Begins on the 3D.
49, Of may and November, and may
ri ue IL judicial days.
Sud lower dounty-Begins on the LIST
nd Y Of 1,lne and December, and may
n(laue q. judicial days.
SAarkey county-Begins on the 2nd
A1Ay Of JUNE and December, and may
n)lhue 9 judicial days. .saaadts
kogilar meetings are held by the
ard Of Supervisors us follows; Bien-
euy lst Monday of January to elect
svee Commissioners. Annually first
mQhy of Mareh, to receive Tax-Collec-
= fports of delinquent and insolvent
. lst Monday of August to receive and
- hpon the Assessment Roll; lst Mon-
v d September to levy taxes and on
= nonday next preceding each term Of
|Fcnit Court.
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Eureka Springs, Arkansas, has
within two years from the date of
the erection of the first cabin,
grown into the dimensions of a
considerable city.
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NNouNcING CANDIDATES.
U1r TERMS, 4TH DISTRICT
CIRCUIT COURT.

'oahoma county-Begins on the ith
nday OF February and the LIST Monday
october, and may continue y judicial
%.
.olivar county-Begins on the 2nd
nday Of March and the 3rd Monday Of
:obef, and may continue Is judicial
n
'unoower eo,mty--Begins on the Bird
1day after the 2nd Monday Of march,
/ on Nc 3rd Monday after the 3rd Non
! of October, and may continue y ju-
ii days.
Iharley county-Begins on the 9th
nday after the 2nd Monday Of march,
/ ~ bth monday after the 3rd Monday
& pr, and may continue r. judicial
~ ~ as
i lena county-Begins on the 7th
a hitter the md monday u Nurch,
I ~ 9Th monday after the srd Monday
October and may continue u judicial
r..
Warrington county-Begins on the
Monday after the 2nd Monday Of
rch, and the 9th Monday after the 3rd
ndny of October, and may continue 30
|ieial days, i haeriaff.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

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,ublleation. NOproOf furnished un-
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.ocals,p five lines or less, this type,
enfs for first, 25 cents each subee-
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dvex sements.
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ger advertisements, quarterly, half
yearly, and yearly.
Contraefed for at Liberal Rates.
NNouNcING CANDIDATES.
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or written, for Job work. advertising,
ubscription, must be accompanied by
cash. Accounts of regular eusto-
. due and presented the LIST of each
ath.
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ger advertisements, quarterly, half
yearly, and yearly,
Contracted for at Liberal Rates.
, 1881-10-29

Aunt Ieaeael, writing u tho Cincinnati Eli.
QAtrer, says;. "When you rucl uhwull and thIuk
you Must take medicine, for l}ootlncsa sake syet
tht bsst.' II you nced u rcmc1y tlut will mako
natural appetite, nuke your skti clear and
smooth. aud sen,nyo nll spots and blem!shps that
mental .lcurcasloa. isosfTincss. pcevshi,osss
wakelnlness, au1 other d,sordura, use lirowu's
Iron lli1ters: 1t contains Mo uIvnhol. but viii
bgegrnFGs, aud tnAkb yQur mlu1 nlld boly
eucr,"
, 1881-10-29
rr1rc4 Of lbrnft-1Inrsc

1kHAAt4Fc Rf1fCA 0t 1pfnAt"kAnfScas
Tho wnr Of rarcs is apparently. aboNt on
tending 10 tlle niyocnlcs af tho different
breeds Of drnlt-lorsca, MID tic show Of these
classes ut tho forthcoming exhibition will he
tho s1gnnl fur the fray. The Norman h0rso
INV occupies Nil ansIa,le position III thn cs-
tee,A OF Western farmers mud utliers who r.
q.stre teams for heavy work, b,.t very rcccnt-
Is tIIoro las developed growing fancy Tor
tho fcathcr-lcgge,l Clyslcsdntcs. which will
result IN IL grant Struggle for tho pns|lIo1 of
supremacy. Il prices Of tlraf-l,urscs al'roul
establishes relative merit. tho Scotch horse
would seem to bc tho faynrft. Sertunll l,orses
Df excellent pG.tfgr'e ,t.si hc bought 1T Fra,leO
tnlay q atsinn!shugly low nrlttx. while thu
tflytirsilnso hrectlers nrc tlG,nnnH ntlsf rrcfy-
inE very high prices for horses Of relatively
uontl breeding, 4 Norman stnl,lan rccnntIy
brought Into this Stntr. and WHO Is considered
worthy to ssatHt ut tho hcn.l Ut 4 famous srrtt.H
or hfs Kind. was purchased III Europe Tnr $..N,
while ttylcsttnlp Or rtl,,nl Jolnts 0i exer1Gnca
WI. recently shipped lntn ll1tnols for whnin h!7
present cwticr p;.li s;,ftN. Illcr,.ts ,ntohictl-
Ir grcnt merit IN Gotii hf tho families. an Tina
viii prove wh!oh is preferable for general Use In
this CQtlnlry.
, 1881-10-29

In 1'ucsllny. uct. S tile National Assocln-
tlun of breeders Of Hereford Cattle will hold
their annual meeting ut the t;rand rNci'u
Hotel in this city. It. is expelled that the
attendance will be vrry larsc, MS nearly
every breeder Ut 1lereforis will be III the
city attending the fat.stocls show to bo held
during Tint week. This association is nj, ng-
Ercsslsc unc, Its members being thoroughly
enttlusc,l with tl,e cnllylctlun tlntilelr tusor-
It's arc tile coming tribe. and destined 1n sup
This state pf rosy expectation inliy Or s,uy l.nt
hc usti!iet Int certain it Is tant tho association
tioli mud enterprise. enough ia mike themselves
lenrl. y littte &c the Hnsl1e aggressive spirit
nnl determination might With 1trnllt b1 Infused
lntu tue sluggish veins III tho advocates or Dthcr
breeds, who seeni to hNrc reArlctl Il pusftIun
which they rpl,str ln,prcguublo.
, 1881-10-29

This 9ttIyt View VI Tho mailer UxcttCif many
y, repcntctl lnbotit the court ms evidence of
'ran,s "rlxtnallty rs well us prorross toward
T'he sIdor c,slrrlt hah ccnsct' frotu so.,hlnx,
nn,l wns hnnRInE ,upom Toms wor.s with ,'n rx::
sItcd Interest ana ErawE h9p1. ", ToM, i,.'tisEt I'D
ation. Presently 10 asked:
$!'sS S.s %fsss9, !ssy t. s5n$ 81 s:ss'
!ssssas %on'eri. u iias sa saffT; "is h. rea
always, my I.icgc-nt lcnst II thn woman dc.
srca It, and utter tho hccd(n words, rltliar ~
her t.,inu or with her tongt,c."
Tom turned TO tho won,al', and sald, With itt,-
fatMo,ts zent:
1wout.p sEt: a STORM"
Thore wns n sudden paltnx Of checks In tho
suncrstttlnlis Mssc!ub1nEe. nlid Qn.rrnl, though
unuxprcsscd, tltatre to HGt out OF tho pl9ce.t!i
everything but tho pruppsetl uatuclyssn. beenR
n puzzled nud astoIitslle,l look IN tho wu1nan's
~ ngs tesrLha sht po Ianeess More
thoil III sat es r. trco-none shall touch thoo. Es-
,,. ~ a'y Lori the King, hAvo It not-1 have
";Thy fears stny tuoc;; no Of good hcart-thou
ee ea o. s'sn e nr oo Mefs Scspg tht tes net
nr , hamrMf9l m h!t !t Indeed nrefcr tho 9pnnst; do
rellni.'
vita tears, thai sl,o Ind no power 10 do ths
iiIe a!o!,e. ana Ge eontont 10 loss tor own i by
Errue might llp nctluIrc,!.
aGm nirSe;tns woa,' Sti adhered 10 her
II think tho wuI,,ilt, hath snId truc An niu
mother scrc In her ,uhco md gifted with tho
Devils function. slo nt! not stai,' moment %
h1r
tllo aay1Mg " my forfeit life weru tho nrscu sto
got; t. H. T. arE1,inunt that other ulothoFs nro
THOU AIT FREE, foDD WIFI
thou antl thy elllt1-for1 lo think lhcp Innocent.
iNn'9 thnust t.au9ht 10 fear, being partloned-
puLi n1r TX stoe*'ngs an .ho c"nst make 1c
tlde, Mnu proceeded to Obey, whilst Tom looked
Oil with enuer expectancy, lttto lnnrrcti by
.nnnijestIng decided discomfort aud tiuisit,oss
Ess aise and pa'aly Ia er ssst tor to scsSara WI t hs
s;a5 Wa5 az III lasl!irc , mud disappointment Tom
thy poWar Is deuarteS oat of shco, j., IL Ty tsy
why III pence: n1lt1. II It rcturn to thoe Ut any
tmc, forget hc NOT, hut (otch mo Il Storm
Tl!e llntaor here Is Ceryartean, but tlle
epoe, cod i not 'ia k,ow PS Tis u auaity s S~ IS
wholly modern. aild Is oftencr characteristic
OF our chief ln!nlorlst's lan, than Inns been
Throughout his study Of thu mock Princes
!!ttlicnt cXpcrience Ii. the 1nynl palace, with
ias troableS9.l,c ntiauet md Its unexpected
rns;sposiIoi'itles Tae Stt!or has reseetea
tcsqile side Of tho situation in amusing 1lt-
ness. nS lnRtlc us feel lts finer charm lii the
dulteacy. ntld snbtlety with which io has in
tFt nttN 1lf3 ttr
, 1881-10-29

Wna lst,it II, II tlvht Urln: f,It fhr ntnr Dirttkn
InnaI, Nm yirt1r a wo1iti lii. ,it i,rr NM r mi
i,cts.1 si,r tnlIi IN, stnu,,r. sir hn"l 1iIs hrr
:,rnis nhSit her muticrs u"ck o,.l,,, Hhs was
Twi or three t1l,l, hrl,l or. nn lila l,r,w tor.
tiut, VI hrr soS,, w,r snnfrh.sl oir nnd ttsrpw,,
isainitig aslic"su" ~ str,IWaInr MI ti,o villa 10
frvr j,ursrIf, and snylra iii, wniiid bo nIu iii
tic world nav, an, f,rpauE Il, he allowed iu ,o
Vim mr. ,aot!.ar. l!et1i ths giris scTcntnea con.
iis "y i m ,oFi na ,sS "r ,sem; ,: NJ" n,!as ssny y
ksT xsS S,sGf i ;rS% H. ,r,s II ST,S ~ m; ,,;S
against tho wnll. nnd fookc,l M more. llq sa.1:
49, ~. ms si Wh!cm hhVe arcn ~ tnal oho itt!n mo-
w,ii ahi,o M ,sc ~ & ~ a" % an Wy nH ~ h9 va n
@ dssam f II lie W inc ns.s @ sS Iii do. III '"S wui
>rAp nrrs nt,spw
uth; Nc hm.h ci,at,nr a erow reutIcr 10
h.l folltwut1 lis wont he wGfl,l htvn sts,rmel 1T
nIr,cd Tint tIu wl,1,lc,, b, tlirnt1i i,,,se I'M,
scAtllotl. Stun nis .ieitisiun Will puss nwny and
s. I'LL spea Ell, t ss nyi pi! ''''u Will 10 spo''
Thnt sn,,,c ,{iy scyrrnl prisoners werc brought
III to rcnlain 0vcr hight, w.1 wnrc being ctiti-
con.lnitfnh The King c:,nvTrsci With thesn-hc
a ,s',,' mas T. rnt fsnn !ic hexnlaa tc ii.
inr prisoners Whenever tuo un,,nriltn,ty t,jiorra
ami ito fnto nt thcir woes srung f'!s fenrt.
nttj stulru ykr1 or two Of clptb from II weaver:
stsc wns TO hi knngcl iur it. Another WIS II tlAti
y3' whS 1,a'l leep aesss;! p st.onx horse: ~
tint 10 WIS nn[c feu,J, tfo bajtrr: 6lt ,is,hp
WIS hardly, FREQ beforo. .bo .wns nrral9nc,l for
prt,yg nHsinst h!,l!. n1ld row ho syIs on hIs way
prnntics, whcsc case l,artuinriy tijstryssoti tic
Mix h th's @ @yonts, aatd 10 found L. hawls orc cypn.
enNN - uu'he WIN hIA!t IiA4p!ni0E niHHeit CDl!@
, 1881-10-29

and determination miEt,t With ,rollt DO Infused
n,s ,so saKSsi @ ySns 3, q ao ; adSssAtss ol a!hsr
| which they rt,I,sf,lcr ln,prcg,lablo.
-
A cnr.loal Of Tat ,cnstl0 FROM Kentucky
wttlarrlse III the city tonight; 1l'oy nre
IRON Ionr1on county, anu arc tue property
or sfcssrs. Morrow and Muir.
sl,e new weekly livestock joarnnl Of 'iis Tits
ci.y, WI apmar Soy'*': " r. !. II. sanders.
ol the lrcasiify Cattle 20 iinl1Ssloll, Is the
editor ana proprie1'r.
fersl Il special premium ur S;oo for tue best
unn ;m,lIvii,ni. ,,,l cntrs @ rnr this ron,rst ~
tcen i,u,nproas '''>' 80 >'t'' e0''ss7s ""''
nr. surayue. Of ibis city, ls ,,repa.lur M ox.
meat anu expects 10 complete thy pnpGr ai'out
At tho recent s1,or.. .Jloru Convention Mt .7ac,;-
sSav!!!s ,, Wi,an ii , ;oits, ai that eiiy ntcpse
Himljar to tho urcqrnt t,ruIzSttnns II TIM NH
llullatla. The a,iugcstloa inot WITH general t III.
,ary mcetlnr mr ia,o t;rnni iirttin liotrl tt,is
city, ,!riiiy tho Wick d thu ra..stork sloy, M 1t
"n,e" a,e' 1" ,o '"s acsu'''''on %'ll 10 fote'''
y S9 ~ o n.hIta Il ni!,ett o or 11Ear ;a, Gonty VIZ
taon Is !ntcrnatoaa!. UNI tne contribution Wsl!
~ s s"us 70 tiG shnw wil1 eertai,Y by one ol
ism us n',st nttraetlyn tcntltses. Among Tho cattlc
itnn his inTn VIII he eirlit SHOW. white h!locks.
i %nic s,, hT N.Y. ent"r Tor tle auri prtIs ne ca
eneca % nrxe f tE IT @ ~ II ta9s9 n as M M hS
Fic ior tho bcst ava hca Of cat,ie ii any axa
"r"seeo
gsntlltute themselves ttpon Tim nss,,rar, tint
10 Judges vii 10 scicrtc,l ills Ills % ycnr via hive @
, 1881-10-29

cttusuttett other Interests. ui, hnh further COLI
eilcresl tho matter, The recent short. iinrn
sn f.1 an n ,'r tn !" Mt ~ Tn IN
subject, md rs tic rstltlr,srm composing this
committee avn lsnnr'ise interests t Etnkc ner-
of tho Stntr. MI, nrn il, rarncst ann ti,is calr
nuisance. they will i IL i,opel silcccc,l l.t con.
nnrcHaxrr mR suo "o'cf"'' 'pa' p'ou'P' "c''o'' Is
-
Tho Forthcoming FatsSs0ck show In
.--..,..-. shifM:o'
NIrhHeemenls 'os tne forthcoming i"t-
s'ork slow "re being rapidly ptlslle!! lor-
Nasa. W. -; i" Nootf, n' t1e Sla'e hoaf.'
wy asa.n ., 10y ,"1 uos'a"',, " o.pe'".el'u- ,
rnI .. s'"''s ~! "a"' tuintc, ~ ~ .Ae 1'Ar'si-
t1o'l ntl'NIns nutFs'G lorWnln 'ne esee.MH. ,
~ s.i,s .u ai,u .1 peIs. % M'' ..o"'t sla..s .."t
.ne.e @ WI. 's s, e>'.a s,a rum ~ acc"o ',u,
,." 'Mieu .l,o nut'.S. y. sa'.,o eS.n". a'.
;, ..,. 1I' @ "i"' tl'o p'u''s'o' ~ .nen i.m
!!'''liAlS VIII eNceeu my pfe''"'s eS'''o''
tin1'. lie ~ somewhat tltsc0ln.nuded ny snfl-
pic eases atul stock Of gnods which were
shown nj tie Exposition md witch
ilclpatcs 10 .lin'cul.y in having every
thing ready for tho reception Of stock
MS carly as "Wednesday next: Tho arranee.
s. , '""s ,s ''tu ~" H. " ,,a I"Ss "s ~ s
uPo'' ttt eHt'tes Wts"l1 'l' t'la 'a"', " ~ ~.
sctGftInrys ult1, rs lart1G 1lit1nHEFS QI ANtli-
ttnnn1 cutriea nro haf,nr rcrn}y,tt mt wtti
aa,',,,,, T., ors,,, ,,,,.,i 49,. Ht,,,,,a, T. r.,
coll'ne 10 hrr'Fe lntl' MICE Athltlas. u ii
probable, II not certain, that every inch Of
erNes n'i"'.s" - "'s w oseupI"' ~ p'sas ss"As
the people Of chicago hnfe not Rivc"tnose SHOWS
tho patronage Wh!ch fhoy deserve. Thore u NJ
exisictt prcjuuee agalnst tneu, arising largely
rrou n nrcvnit,nr ln,1rcsatnn tint tt,n r. yhht-
.,,.. - trtn,,a1 p.in,. r. .,oot.. n,,,
t."4's ~" "t''",t" ''e'a ,os etoe"-t''.st's .tto
there his also l'een III Impression abrnad That
tho show was neither cuan nor safo place. for
frnn, Tho truth. THO atai!s and pcns trl,
krpt " very elcnnly condition. an,l 80 fnr ns
si'f .isi nh ratsf,,iv ssaic rosSnv y Tlcfs
n.tacka or Incidents Of that kli.l impossible i
sse'! nsny1r , Wy e ina'is M to % tnakn I've aow
aiIord oycry c.,,rort mi conyun,onct' for yIst
orr.
IN M i Ssta.ea M ,hat nnrag ~ - Me1k 81. ai isas;
thS ti,y aa.l rs ,a,tnr Of eo,t,fy ,tey viii to
very !atpc extent utilize ,ho opportunity to do
,cs;ni ra a' s :" ~ es nnR " seTy me-
or tra.ilc. it is therefore to the personal it,tcr-
a. a. Or Gh!easa hnsiness.Mcn M Y to ealntcnanee
i'll trihntt, ''t to tr o rnn,,cn a,rncss wn, ' thn
, 1881-10-29
Tie National Short-Hor1l As
sociation.
Gov. Cullonl's Delay In Issuing
Tint Proclamation.
The Fat-Stock Show an Assured
Success.
An Increased Demand for Tl,or-
oughbrod Bulls.
Relntive Prices Of Draft Horses-Thc
Hereford Convention.

hereford Convention.
,,r,,,, ,,,,,rt,,ont vii, In ,,t,,,tr,,, Il, ,bc
inns department. WIN NC mat''saIn'l III '''c
'"'e's'.o y. Wv ",Nt ~. ,'t ~. 49,, ~, ,.,,,,,,
srs OF tho cnnn'ry, II being Inc MN OIL 4hE
Yn1nrvE 10 embrace iii these columns fresh,
ncwsy matter, including everything that per-
,,,,c n ,no ,.ot.,,, .ud ,ros,ori,v or trc
trnflcl
t'""e'l 80. ..-... .-.--..
rh9 @ National rt, n ,t Yntiona,
s...st 11o.,, 1sron,,or,, a vs,.to,;,w NJ foci..
Sf'of!,ilorh 'itce'lefs' Assoesai'ou ~ Iach.
{tnrnrtu,,t ,rr,,fnv cyrr I,c1l by ii,a, l,oly
sr,n " ''ss,.a,a,,,, '.a,r,s ,,,o,, tiu mn,uhrrs
nearly EVERY well-k,.own breeder uf the
..o,,rf,v ou,, roneru,on,ly nuv nros,,rr
e9ay' a, ~, "n % a.,, eo"i,,, ,,rsc,i,. ' oT"c,a .'
entire Short-Iloru Interest. Al every annual
.,r.t,,arinr f, ho met t,vn vnors tho n,,cstinn
Of the proprtcty uG consolidating the ,nrlous
lcrt.btu,ks ol il,o country l,us been regular
II introtlnced, aua JIG result lns always
been, after hours u,ul days Of discussion,
tint mt notlinr has been uccompl,sllel beyond
WIS almost universally approved. The pro-
prlctors Of t,,o herd nuks. VII" nlso CcIons
IL the nssnciatlon, have cntteiathsnh TO hls-
courage auy such move, and, Ms their Interest
Is si,nI!y Dnc Of dollars aud cGnis, they
,,rs pcrhnps Justified fl counnttlne .
scIlcuc which. If successfully carried nut,
Mili DEPRIVE them OF l'alnlsnll!e % revenues.
my eauels oa 1e nsSc'o, ;e "f" ~ tliG iT
,u!.,a,rc inol,mr, i" tn. aIinni,o, nf y s.urn
niar e ~ 9e ;ea,, eas HAL n ,snt ns,,
stSn "Snrrimc,,t. t " Wshtu lis ,a,st ycnr, how-
"ver, there has Ucc,, very in!gktYl and general
,pvivni III Interest tpl, thls subject, md thu
breeders aud farmers Of tito WRIST and south
PAsslsnarly seem ta i,r ,lesef.,lnet. to nnsc hH
sui.ccd by II ctlnnlttcn appnanteI tor ihas ps.
i,'so ~ tho rcccnt corvrnt!on ist procure, q
charter by enntiiucnt or otherwise. to pa!sca thu
.lss.,catlon uronA sv basis tltntGinIly. to make
honorable md tair propnaals to the herd. .oooE
.nn,sc,s looking g tha purchase nf thslr ooniss
pl!shrI these desirable measures to reror rc.l-
ixrers aud supply M a,hnnt c,lttt! n1t rrlIIh'c
her-buuk ut n prlcc t.nt Will Hnas'le every mum
who owns, d short-I'orn 10 nnye the
ut tho association has ttceN nxcl at $I,-
NN dollars. a'li since tho adoption OF tho
rutoli recommending consolidation lnu,y ttlon-
sai!d dollnrs wonh ot stock las hee., subscribed,
, 1881-10-29

Or, Dlll's Cough Eyrup never falls 10 cu"
eovg4 oz c0l1 1n 4 short time. Price 70 esA" =