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DEATHS.

GIRSON-In St Jones' Neck, on the 29th of April
Thomas Gibson. aged about u years.
At a meeting Of Smyrna Grange. No. 81. p. of H..
held April ~ 1881 the following Preambes and ReSO-
buttons were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, II pleased the Divine Master Of the Uni
we're TO remove from midst by death. the 4th
of February. 1884, Sister, r. Jennie Truax, a charter
member of Smyrna Grange No u, p. of II.
Resolved That in the death of Sister TruaX the
Grange has lost true and faithful MatrOn. the com
muniiy warm. hearted friend, and the husband q
dutiu and loving wife.
Resolved That while we bow in submission to the
will of Him who d0eth all things WELL we recognize
the admOnitlon, be ye also ready"
WHEREAS It pleased our Worthy Master above n
remove from our midst. by death on the 9th of April
1891 Sister. NJ. L. Smith. charter member of Smyrna
| Grange. No. u, +. of II.
Rtsolred That in the death of Sister Smith the
| Grange has lost faithful worker. the husband q
| loving wife. the children kind and afectionate
/ mother. and the community warm hearted friend.
| Resolved. That We will bow in submission to the
dspenSatOn of all. wise Father. in the full
| anre that our loss is her eternal gain.
Resolved. That copy of these resolutions be pre-
sented 10 the families OF the deceased expires
sion of 1--we for sisters aud that copy be sent "a
| the SMYRNA TINES Milford Chronicle and Farmer
! Friend for publication.
ON behalf of tho Grange through its memorial com
mittee, .
| MRS. s. C. HUDSON,
| T d. HAZARD.
| SMYRNA DEL April q, 1881
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them with an ox-goad His subject was
" Making the best use of your opportunities"
doing the best you can in your particular
sphere. Shamgar was called from the pillow to
the Judgeship of Israel because he showed
himself worthy of promotion. The speaker
in calculating the subject brought it down to
practical test not only of our every day but
especially of the Christian life, that if the
duties and every man doing the best he could
in the sphere where God had assigned him,
that the world would soon be converted to
Christ. The discourse was one of thought
directness and emphasis, the pulpit and the
the old Methodist GOALS are rekindled.
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EDITOR TINES: is u he hoped that the entertain
mrnt to be given on Thursday evening by the White
Rose Min>tres will be greeted with crowded house
for IL there Is any one thing that our band stands in
need OfnuW il sa Uniurm. They will without doubt
be called upon early in the season furnish music
away from home aud il should not Ice said OF smyrna
that we allowed them To 20 without uniform. As
young men band Win bat one year of eXper.
icnre. Smyrna well may feel proud OF sending the
Harmony Band away from home. But few bands
play well with years of practice and none more
gentlemany in their bearing. Let us that these
young men among the best in the town. receive that
financial support which will enable them secure
good uniform. They have been well sustained thus
far but let us not weary in well doing, but stand
by them until they have won such IL reputation as
will keep them their feet without our help. and
until we see them march our streets with Il uniform
| second to none in the state Go then on Thursday
night take your friends with you and let the band
feel that smyrna is Still. true to them
u. n, rr.a
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Johnson Bros. have jus, received a yer,
fine stock nf Shoes, Caters, Sill per-, a.,
suitable for Spring and summer w-ar
Those goods were bought chrar and will t.,
sold arcorlinsly. Call and see them
One of the largest and Best selected lin.
Of Leather Goods ever brought to this mar
krt is now open for buyers inspection.
Good Shoes at very Low Prices and fair
dealing to everyl"dy is our way Of doing
business. johnson Brns.
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PER BUsIIEI
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

BELL-PERKINS in Philadelphia, on the 2Sth Of
April by Rev. G. f. WiSwell. Reese +. Bell. formerly
of this town, and Miss l.. Jennie Perkins, both of
Wilmington.
DEAN-PENINGTON-O the 2sth of April. in The
cyrus Huntington Joshua d. Dean and Miss Ida II 4,
second daughter Of John D. Pennington Esq both
of Dover
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the 2Sth Of April. A.
the house of Lewis McElwee Mill Greek Hundred
New Castle county by Rev. r. p. Kennedy. Richard
ROthwell and Miss Laura J. McElwee, all of New
Castle
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THE" TIMES is published every Wednesday after
noon by ROBERT D. HoFFEcKER, Editor and Pro-
pretor, at Smyrna Delaware.
Ms-SUBscRIPTIoN-On year $500 in advance, of
s25Oif not paid till the end of the year. No paper
discontinued until all arrears are paid-only at the
option of the Publisher.
ADvERTIsEMENTS will be inserted at the rate OF
Seven Cents line forthe rstinsertion; subsequent
insertions -halfeents. Aliberaldiscount
made to quarterly, semi-annual and yearly ADVERT
sers.
OBITUARY NOTICES will be charged two cents per
line.
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The Philadelphia Annual A. NJ E. Conference will
convene at Smyrna Del. May 18th. whereas we have
come through hard and severe winter we are under
the necessity OF asking generous public to assist us
to support our Annual Conference. Any donation,
how, yer small. will be thankfully resolved.
The Committee appointed 70 receive donations, are
as follows: Lewis Hamilton. Caleb Jones. Alexander
Jackson Robert Giles and Thomas Hemsey,
apr 27.2w ]. WILKSHELMS Pastors.
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1881.
FOR RENT.

Tho Large wheelwrght and Blacksmith shops.
with half Arce Of Ground formerly Scout & Man.
nering property ON Main Street. near Taylors Foun-
derry. x most desirable site for such business. The
building and premises will DO nicely fitted up to
courage large. active work.
SMYRNA NAV A. 1881 -sm
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First.olass Wilmington City Sausage for
sale by Jos. L. Williams. who also has fresh
beef constantly on hand. a
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BERNHARDr will embark for La Belle france 10
day She quite thin as when she came 10 us ou'
her bank account has grown wonderfully
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For SALE.
NOTICE.

A Tapestry Brussels Carpet. nearly new. i
nation, apply at the TIMES office.
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THE Girard Point elevator at Philadelphia was
DESTROYED by fire. Thursday morning. 1t contained i
bushels of grain the loss on which is covered
nv insurance The fire originated in the boiler rooin
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IKE French are energetcally prosecuting their war
against the Kroumrs and out of it come at least two
complications The hey Of Tunis, finding he could
not prevent the French from acting against the pre-
dstory tribes declared his territory to be vassalege
of the sultan of Turkey. and the Porte accepts the
charge and protests against French action as an
assault its integrity Italy also feels Jealous in
view Of French seton. Sicily is within hundred
miles Of Tunis and Italian sponge fisheries extend
close to the Tunisian coast. As between the two
Italy believes that in virtue her cOntiguity and
and ancient possessions Tunis ought to fall tn her il
20 any modern power. The French, however deny
any purpose of seizure but claim that they simply
defending their Algerian frontier from the Krou
Mrs.
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ro1-R per cent. bonds of the United States sold on
saturday at 1l6Il The remarkable advance III Gov
ernmens and the great success of the Treasury plans
have been the feature of the past week IN hhahe'i
, 1881-05-27
COMPETITIVE MILITIA DRILLING.

NASHVILLE. Tonn, MGy s6.-About G00o per-
sous assembled at tito Fuir urnmuds this Gftor-
noon lu wItncsa the conclusion OF tho compctl.
tyu !nfautry drill by tho Crusoont City ltlllps OF
New Orleaut. Tho weather was worry warm anu
oppressive, atd tho drilling. ground III good con-
llttoR. Tho superior drilling yesterday OF tho
Porter Titles, who havU ali tho time boon re.
gardG4l ~ tho strongest competitor OF tho Cres-
cent City ttiaA, creatcd yhst deal OF spccuia.
uul IA to tho nature nf tho drill Ut the Crescent
CIty ltlIlos, ind to-day, consequently, tho 1nter-
cst nanifeatcd In tho consost wns evon greater
,tun that which prevailed yesterday. THO MON.
Gvr4 OF tho crusoeRt City Iutlea were Iii high
spirits, lid untered Into the drill with much en-
thuElAau. rh0y wcre greeted with hearty
cheess ns il0y Mnrchul In front OF
tlo nmphIthaatr9. md every wcll-ekecutad
movement elicltsd muuh favorable oalnIunnt
and lUuti applau4o. Tho HIiles nuver ilrllltai
Duttot, and lung Bofore the cloaa vi tho drill
tdaTU was general CONVICTION that tho St,ntest
fur tho frst prlEu w0,,l,l 10 exceedingly cloee.
Whom tho drill eu.led and the ltiuvs rottred
frJIn the Eruund thera was ionx aud leHrty
cheering. Thu ffiouda 9f tho Porter ltlilcs nlld
OF the Erescunt Clty titles arA equally confident
0t victory. but wh!!s your correspondent regards
the matter ~ inyolscd In graat ,lnubt. he ID or
tho opinion that II the Cresouut Guy titles win
they Will do No BY u frry snAll uunGur oE
pointa. Tho Dtltoal heethHM will ho required to
tletesinine the contest. It WILL Du rendered To-
ul0rEoW afternoon " . O'Clock.
, 1881-05-27

EOlsEkfNs ...
..-.,roo,. Mny s;-ll::ua. n,,-FLotIs-No, 1. lis;
Ko.A ,,,,,,- Nh /. n. RI, Nh. u On,
~ Ht n; NJ. q ~ Ill; white. no. ], M 11s no.
~ I'D: club No. IA Alt no: ~ M.. Cosh~4s oAt'
h,.nr,su,Ss Pork, 1.r titt Lard. as. asst.
s1,r,,ulI- Mny .-lsacnn-C. {. dull at @fsA, =.
~. \ c, null al pi, shoulders dull At TIA III.
i,.,,n Western ttuil At t,4. Turpcntlno surIta
M .I,,ly al IN ID. Coru-i1lxau Ataady At IL
l1d!or NON. A., -t>,,,rx,,, r...a.,
y, m.s .,lr., JQ,Gll baosJ speculation ind p1thst.
I'M: trurlran. n,Fh.
THoyls,uSs-AmcrIcan lnrd, 6ss ID. lsncons IonH
t!e,, ~; sh''rt lh. ~. 40.
.ntco,adn ntnnt, 1Is .ktsHs.
r1llur,EEM-lteilncd.i i1Had]f1
rrH,gxrlNE-SpIr1ts. 3lH I'll.
.S,wtur Mar y@j-i'EfilOtEuM-ta54k
~ flh.tnc wcrc received by tho Chicago noarh
1t fists:
1c~.S$hCnt IN imir 'icnAd u,,a s,oH'iy. cnrit Il!
Moderate af'anA ad srnny ~, nF''soIM'nGns o'n1Gt
,s ssn Ifi aa III lowernt G. ncni,. ona
.' f5! s. sss5 c. Sw wUsta; Il ~ n "t:n H.iana "a
IsisS IsSiSS May it:nsr, i.efd
t:aef xis ssh!s II y; "es.G,m "fyn,s soa ~ W'a.Sr . %
Whe,t md curn ktou4ty. Car9OrR on raesaIe--
Whtal firmly heidi rorn qatet mud htcndy fHlr
GHay %t ~ a. @ ior r'a tes sns Gns e
Irrt:ns lid Following ,.,nth. AA. FNr nvnrnxo q,ln!"
II ii 4msrttnn sHlng wheat fur nri,tirt s!:'E!nnft.
"a 'Is's} Wess}rs VI IL I,,aand showaIy. Taris-Whent
nd tpqta shadA lDnfcf.
, 1881-05-27

slnntrcnl, wheat: ld.Rar anl Gibraltar, t;hicnvo
eaes' t" Mnntrt'ui whuat: steum- oArXe f!nculr,
GhicnRo % Kingston. whcnt; propeller scotEa,
Chicago TO Montreal. "hent.
MtkHAUkEE.
MILWAUKEE, Wta, Mny .0-firnin frriRhts
continue r!lct. EnxaRctnt'ts 10 tInfru!o: arhuor.
cr Riverside, whcnt ut CENTS: es.,udtirrs i. a.
ut,rR"r a:i,9 &. Hllazot1 wheat on thto''st ratc.
Thu sct,ss'uGr !tasca has takon two more trips
II tf'9 , nrc ssu. tcfTn r., E*canai' @ a.a shssaxo
TERED for ws'ol ftnm nesrtit Iinrbor Mt 81 PCT
and senoonsr sicaar'i Wnsiow S" for Escn%aDa. M %
No arrivals from f,etDw.
KscAxAnA.
Bpfffdl Dhpnfth ia 7he Chfeae1 Tribune,
Eseatsnba. so'.oonnrs selklr'. l.. fianna, aorn-
U 'CE,oaset,l-propeller, superior, Jarcck,, Argo.
nn,,t, sin1le*t,Ia. r:sea,,nt,n sceorcrs ,sii,l-
ansks, 4. Qnaylc Il. e. Hutchinson. 1ura, Jessie
Linn.
t,swHuo.
spsefat Dtsna,eh to 7nt Chtedeo Tribune.
OswEGt,. n. r.. Mny ". s.-~Charturt-3eh0ono
George j: sloan, eoa'. oswrxo tn Chicago, nt
t)arArt,,fcs--St 1corso u. sloan and
John II. Ioycs+ ctN,l, EhlcaKo
MuAxEaux.
Epftidl Dfspafth TO ne chicago 1fftHne.
twcnty.uile. i.uniSor ehipt1st,ts, soSi tfn icci.
the atcurt,- -burxo Hilton. which wus lying
wnfer- logged stUrs time since, nrrlyei In port
to.i1y fr11n sitlwuukec, and ciuarri with iutn-
her for ClEgaRtl.
MAnQuETTE.
Eptttat Dt:rdfrh to Tne Chicago Tribune.
MAnpEErTE. stlrh., May s3.-ElrNrch.-TtiH
Wtlllntt Il, Castle; schOUnGr1 Hattie Wells,
Frank Leighton. FnrtnIs NAt,
rhsseh d0wn-FfOpGscr India
Etttx.
Ersttai ntspateh to TIT Chicago Trthuns.
ERtE, 1'l., hfhy .J.-Entcrcl-1'ropclle Wis.
knhickot,. ConennliEh. and schooner Annie
Hher void, wra,il, Chicago.
Clrured-rrureur Wissaalckun, light, E1n1alo
CLEVELAND.
sVtetat Dfspafth to The Chicago Tribune.
CfEvEs.ASD, o.. May Observation-Disclosures
Nebtaska md Cnl,a. Chicago, ,ncrchnhlsG.
ChArtct-HchuDnHr T. II. KItnbal', conl 10 Mar.
attcttu. private t1rtns.
NEnFOftn
Special Dttpdteh 10 ms Chttaao Tribune.
atEpFOItb, Ont, 3fhy a1.-Snfled-Stcamer
Northern Qucca. ClfcaHo, passengers aud
freight.
Colt 1S1wOOD.
Special Dttpaseh 10 Tne chtedoo Tribune.
CnfL!NOwpOi,. Out. May y:D.-Salle1-2choon-
er Yankee ulado, ChFcaEo tscs.
sT. JOSEPH.
spseial nlfpotth to 7ha CHICAGO Tribune.
IT. Jt,sEtfI, Mich, MRy y1.-CleArcd-4Bhoonc
WAtertOWn, Tor Eecnbnha.
, 1881-05-27
TIE SECOND.
It's New Armory Formally Oedi.
Gated Last Evening.
Tho Of1leers' Quarters Furnished In n
llfch nn,l Elegant Manner.
A Ltss Of Those Present Last Evening, and Tho
Good Time Thsy Enjoyed.

Al last tho Second Regiment hos homc,-a
cau,.f" wn. orsne last eve"ns
hs ar,',ry r1, ,y%s % fs % e. @ ert1e FL Int Sat"r.
s. Inn, ss oT'6 'het !. NJ ,at ry ns
@ home rarior, and il eial"ra.cy d 1cccra,cd viii,
tlnts, and tartu TINT Fellcat great credit Upon
tho designers. Tho officers runas. howcvcr. ~
n,:hn, arn, , n.,n,n,,.oi IN In wr.t rhor ar,
". s,en,.. aa.a'aa ~ &C.,, Nv ~ snss nr a,o
hanr viii tho finest is.nbrconns and oartoins.
os1cu yo m nn ~
tcl. ' tho hearth under whicn !. Inid, with
nrt tiles. being ono 1T It's t,nin attractions.
on . stand ,'s 1'en.s. md ..s s"e sa areo
eoN. ~ s.''o.u H'L.... ~ ~ ..u,no ~ sas's. cat
sno 'S st
fpn.c @ n co "a ite, M: m roo,n tt Il M f',rnsi"1 'au
with red plush covered easy chairs and lounges,
all Of tho richest aud latest art dcs!Hns lure
and costly pictures and engraving, sna tn,.ts
,ah INC a..a .'s M
rnscn, upon nneyrcarseu essess. were soao q.
and others. Tbs Ieauty W Of The % surroun1inss f,
was b,sh,eneI by tloral baskets prcscn.eL
sy F' ,ho LADY, friends Of 'is''' he officers.
tho street. and q mammoth dag outside,
sile attrae.!ons, and Ruarito welcome and us.
sst sn 1 psq 5 Is csnps "' m
Ell Ell ri rs'faSm PS % ss'i .'ssa e essetss pos sG 5
other airs durinK tho o evening. 's-A "'''' "''S
commenced about 1i So taS oooee, and from Tint
TIME unit! IL tnere "hs n cons1afit toepnE M o.
, 1881-05-27

DET1.o1rs CONTRIBUTION.
6psetal i'fspateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, Mich, May 30-Tha stcamor City Of
Milwaukee leaves for ChIcago Wednesday,
Junol.
George T. Hteycns, q whcolsmau OH tho steam.
barge Iron Age. fol- through The fore hntch this
In0ruIng and died three hours afterwards, Ills
home is in Clayton, N. y. lle wAa engHged III
pulling ladder up over the sldo and lost bis
Tho stcan;b barge 1saao My was got in:o tho
Detroit ary-dook this tnornlnK
HHuTALLy uEATEN,
Special D;ga.s. % S.;2 gSs Gs'saso 1sts,.n., .
sp s..s ns It. Il ~ wsis pST a, ssos t. s
out his prcW, some slen boarded tho vcsset and
eFuclly Goat one man. loayias hi'n lyluE q, the
carried olf by foEco. Union mon arc supposed
TO havo hand In It.
THU GRACE PATTERSON DAMAGED.
spsetal Dtspatth to Tha Chicago Tribune.
a@: stssa sss sa af irs x Gssss VIII w
tho steaul-barxe Grace Patterson in tow, s1,t,
having struck "a obstruction md broke her
HAD THEIR CEA,rIlEs sroLEN.
gptstdl Dtseateh to III Ghteaao Tribune
CLEvEhANp, btay M:-!Two saiors an tho
schoonur Itucsrue had their clothes taken frnm
perpetrators arp unknown.
LARGE stG1PAANTa OF LuAHER
spsotaa Dtspatea .o Ths chteaeo JstbMns
oRsns sS a fy u
Sa u! XII! II ie'I so dae ~ osy 10 sSatho4
pointa. ,..
There ts talk Of tho steanlors Saglnaw and Ke-
wanaw forming . lino botWeon Chicago, Grand
AAYeu. aud MuskeKou iH short time.
ENCOURAGING.
Tho Cobb llue Of barvcs Il In receipt Of largo
conslg1msuts OF freight daily.
, 1881-05-27

Srstfdt QttPatth Ia Iht CAtfn9d Trthhne,
DETHO1T, May A-Fnssc4 tlhwn-rropellprs
Oeoan, ChloaKu: straui- -l,arses Ose,ala, In COZ.
foe md harxes. Il. 4. Turner and bargcs, Smith
Mo"rs sps,a and sonsvrt '1r sa and
Clark, Montann, Ayssio star, Monitor, Fiootwlng,
Jpria Now 9ors AssHa H. ciar & sess
SiarEss u; d. CoI5n..ary md eonsort. Lpwo Y end
Sheldon nl!l schooner y. =. Fly, tierillanta anl
ha,xss; syis9 9 , aeosaq W sMs5% Mo1ny oro
Nv W!naMsoa;d l. s,x Il; n sa'rs pos :; hoai u ''''
HUFF ALn.
sptefat p1spateh to Ths Chicago Is4bans.
ngrrAao n: y, My a.. :1.cana! ffeKhts we're
ts On 'aaf Soa = ork s sa,pe!s re-
Ing Il cent moro. shIpnMnts, ~ .uO husho's. 4
s s ses sSs g, sr4s IT, SaSa @ bo w aas searss
iunru hoaIs aro reported coming.
Since tho opon'ng of naslxatlon tho following
si %sit Ct Tsy teef o & e.! a
;s s s RGt Ss g nf & 1 staa Paaps saa e.s,iRa RS
@ is op';sds sad. . esi asss'e ass ss!t: ossssSi
e oe"s saxas; e is tefss" s4 Is mos.Ss Rasa;
a;lgoo pouitil. q eoIei; ;l*!oo pounds Of nails,
spfes @ S b, ~, po@ds so ot r s
@ ''oas q s ososkSry asS essswsTo: SSol,S
pouills OF stonv. lime, and olaY; 7td9 100 pounds
fha y tso e Es
ys.inE coay arv ", ygry unsotsled 9nd !na
working lndcpolItioit of tho Assoclattou. Ths
a. 1 iow IL W ee,,t por bashel, and lew kaiisss
wcre ru1lnAlnF ~ 4 cent. E6orts to ~ Mreooneiio
Ing.
Ponr 1tuaox. Mich, My a:.Pe:sel ~: Y ap-rro.
, 1881-05-27
J uni nrn hcrrty forbidden to rim faster than
twelve miles per tiour.'


ATFEHrb BAD rAtTIt
Hpretdt lNspa{tn 10 TNs Chicago 1ftunt.
Ktxlsrs,S. Ont, May a6.-Thrcc aniiors have
arrived fetu Tf,lEltp and ctn.m tn have bebn
badly trrMttHl tY tho Captain Of tho SCHOONER
tho vtxycI ami asked ii iba going waKcs wnult
l,n I,nfd 10 them III firr return "trip. rhcy wrrn
H!vrn Il. understand that they woat but wl1nf.
lin vrssei wna rriNly tn sail tho Captain rpfHsetl
lien thu current rntns. The srhmo1 lett tho
tl,pnnrr and et.tnu 10 kIngsttl I,y train. Tl,ry
Ind utIora m ntiior vesset,. hut tfuse! ttlcin,
believing hat tho t;hptntn wo'11d curry cut his
nNrermert. ..
WASTE 800 rot pAtAHEs.
Epseidj l,isnsftA 10. TIE Ehteaoh Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Mny so:-thirllIX, ths hf Tho
hrnvy atorina last fnt tho propeller Naw,nltKl,
llrtttH Into thu acOM Hcrc'il'!s. lying nj nhchbr
IN n",Il! Mnhltou 1farInr, mn! daillagc hnt % 90
hn'llr TINT aho wis oltI39eti t., low hcr. IHc
nwfsars "t tho ecuw placa their ioss nt $tsn AMI
have Itist tnstttutGd proceedings aRninst tho
rsnpo1,tr ~ rcuoscr tfat atnu,ltt, Thn VISA.
heAnit WINS HlAD fnlxeti up III thg ulihIfs bnt
4etttnl fur whit tlH!nHy1 alD Inflicted.
y.&uNCliED.
Spfefat Utspaf<h 10 The Chtfa9a TftoHnt.
TGitr flt:nuH, Mlcn.. Mny .f-Fnrwnlt's now
1r9G. tho f1tn:trey. was intlnctc this nftcrno1n
TT i,unft'ttl l. AltcrxunA al.tpynrtl. She II q.
Inetctl To cnrry 4t,lJ bushels 1T Ernit nrid Will
tow Us Il G,ns0rt tho Jcsan EhEwtlI.
III fIr LAUNCHED.
Sp.etat Dhrateh Ia 7ht thtaoa 1fftt'ne.
Mtr.wAUWrs, May M.-Thc rebuilt schnnnor
Ftnsl Wit he launched tu.tn0rrOW anu towtn 10
llucfln IT. rGccave h0r UntEt.
, 1881-05-27

MILWAUKEE. VIA. Mar .h-FLOrs1s-rirm.
tinAIH-WheAt oxctted nuti hivter1 No. n ei.o9tf,
May. alUbf. june S iu,y. $l3}S August tl.1U8l
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