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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-17
ALARMING.
The President Is Certainly
Worse.
Another Bad Night and a RIgOr
To-day,
A Higher Pulse and Every Bad
Symptom.
The Real Facts Covered With
smooth Assurances.
First Dispatch-unomnlal.

FIEbt DISpHIch-UnOIT1eIaI.
ELBERoN, September II. = The
morning report will no doubt be favor
able. Colonel Rockwell, the Presi-
dents cousin, watched with him the
greater part of the night. He says
the President slept we'll most Of the
night, and that his temperature and
pulse are lower than last evening.
Weather clear.
, 1881-06-25

transformation scenes md spectacular fHfctt
cnn pa given without inscrftr"bc". MIL ~ th!s
department. whie', Is under thu char1e q Yen.
New York. everything Will !,r p,flrGt. lncte.
will In a lni,c Orcncslrl, with a'npln fhosf f"s
forty musicians. .u,n 49,
nnjt,tr by VOnpiiEl. nr Ncw fnrx. nm! HtTt'f,y:
tf tilIs city. II + sAtti lhat .,hsD viii fn stlt
Hton tho c,irtHlh proper. which, sshG cnn,. ,ril.
picted Will l,Y tho tInrst III tue country. !ho
sce.icry will nlf !e now md .! ito
iNst, specially n,lartcl for whnt y intenr'!
10 he thu champion thonttc. 1'&icrr will f! 4
central aunlIKllt chn.lhellnF In tho !nt'. any,
sitir.iuts fnnaincrattG through tho htnls,'. Win
enndeilrrs b, Tin lmxns a RETIRING @ r, r'ois. :,t
In wilnlc uf tho lighting apparatus wi!l N. cftA
tro!lc from Tho prutnpt.t'"x ay tii cleo9fie "e'
tnrtltncnt.
Cnrfdt,, Of Quincy. H.. nnd !. H. lfa*cry anu
tho lntter viii tfnnnEe the thcatrc. IL y - !m
completed ljy sGlh |. ntl VII! lt t'tcncl atln!lt
Hcnt. Ii, trnt,ahiy Will Ahakspcrr"h!i or tttier
h9h- cla ~ ind lrvftunto tratnu: Mr. os.art ,is
is tho architect. AMI thu cost hf th *trt,cttfr
viii he fully tistlOs. Su lfullot4 will b" no%tsa
tn l,U e,id III my plrt NJ tin hi.f1tl!r'g. 10 tfAt
ni1y utt,tlctnat, lii urgent nced nt stNsfs nf
fUlct, will hnyo to wlk Il it'll. wy 70 thhke i!ls
purchase. Tho cGnstrcstrs !titcn.!, ~ tnARe .
ihIs tho tnohc iltattc. both In it, HrrnEcft.nts
and clit7liGt. u,,i will place In y every Improve
cil which lnsIH ekprlnttcp and recailt teseloIs'
n,cntA haze demonstrated! ss tH:.nE nf f"li'c'
, 1881-06-25

FOtkEIuN.

l.
sptttal Utspa,eh 10 The theaaa Tribune.
ttvE,1uot. juno at-ll;s1 nt.-FL0ttlt--N0 !, list
GnAiS--whcat-w,nte No. LIS ~: No. = ps :ds
apr1nr, NJ i. N I'd; M. ", white. M J. ss 'd'
Nh. 2,s c1ut. No. l.os M' M. = !" ID eofh'So"'
IS ID. .
1tyEl,tout.;Inno M-l::U y. n.-ltnndhtnns nrlncF.
Flour. Is Gdt1s c Whont - GAas's oa' Willy, ~ g.
an hl, spring, " alG}ns .ial, c!np, h 9dSs lld
iIvEisluorr Juno ..1inms- c.enr firm. nt Us.
tlurncntine spr!ts-1.o!i1n HtendT nj 'H H. Nl'ehe
snrru No. stcady ut IL 6d wl,tnr study nt " iii
for naw Southern. Curn-,axel stcndy at 6s 5s4d FOR
old, By 9}td for nnw. - x,..,
LivENroot. June 2l-t:vcn,nK- corroS Qaat'
t;s-tG4G]{c; sales, 1nt01 balcs speca1alon VII" e&-
f.MEAnsrurFH-i'lrM. California white "sIcnt. w.
.s gd; tio club, Us :iaas ltts red Wtsurn " tlcsA
lud do spring, u 3daas ai' Wcttor1 eann'' - od4a
oxs-ueof-Extra india mess. Ills per tc.
I.ncuu-SiOrt clear, &ts.s
YAi,Sx AM, FAni.tcs--At Manchester, armor but
nut ,uuiabsy higher.
ittrEtlTS-FhAt thteg daSss whoat' -0'u0u eu"'a'e'
I~S,oS. June ee.,-srIntra raTunrESTtNE-a5scd.
ASrwxnr, Junu 2a.-rrrhuLEuM-Mtf.
The following wcrc received by tho Chicago honfo
1sENtYo1 jung z,:9 h nI,w,systsr 4, w,y,as,-, ,,ne: 4:
ia: sfaE Sss II 5t I,.s. wtf s.s Y tI,fS% t;;
~ iii: No frs. lsM,s 81 d. lli, Sa1,fasn1a n
cast|WhSat III god iinianti u,,d irsunr N03 *r "!
lid red Wlnier udyanee1 Id. Eor, u ta!r aetsnn,
1 i%niens " aasanse NJ Esrn;Sst n,sI, ,,,,na, ,,:I
AncrcnH mixed ndsanea1 ~, ncGGh!S u ent,ls III
wi.ie III G wote American Pork quiet and @ snats, I.,,
1T liz ID; eI.ort e.ear l ut 4ss 1nlGw, :ts GhSH.!
dull mt als. 1snr isnerl extra ln..ln n'eSS s
'pnr.fas 1Sa a''1fa gana s,ens e At
tnint.. club, III Gla:h !ts whltG aachiE?ai: y w
estern led wnts! y h EntlnT Nj MI, 4 !s N1
stsaly "'pe, III SsssSas lss: io,S nVsra. n
I'd wifiteF is Ill Corn ktently. Entxnes on plsHaEs
-Whemi iurr1vtnas e0rn Ynot Fhir nvorake aMa,nt;
DO shipnsn! 4arlnx the f1s.nt ns Mna RI q
,rt'at shoniSnt *tses i'd. FNtr ayrrnKn quality q
American mixed corn for nronltIt elntnsnt ~ & ~
orally dcareFs Fr0nch rising. pas's-w'seat mi
nDtt .IulHFQF{ug.
, 1881-06-25

NE1lAW X ItISTEe
MILWAUKEE, Wls. June e.t.-.fLoi'is-stoaay:
(inAls-Wi!ent fenvy md t0uert M hafd. tt.is
M 4 fIy{; Juno. sli9d: July. tkl:sf, AaR.itt lk
suptcncr, It, iU}<, October. sto}s, So5 milwaukee,.
so cr' ia!r :en,st y r Ss; &C. tf;.y M;S.
81. ns:o,sIs Il I'll Ind i"war: NJ. cas,. 49,,
iDvisIUSs-1Nwur. Mess pork. t!la !. cas!. ~ ana as
1tY. {lts:rt AiltlAt. lArl-lflMo htchu tAs'o e~'"
mid ttilYt $1G!I August.
}lUI}S-1tiwEF. flGEf.hSk
itErEtirH-Fi1Mr. l24aD brls, nhea &.@1l ol' eosh'
I'LL BIZ. ,.o 49,, .x,... 1e* mn E,u.
cnrii. l.iLU btI,
, 1881-06-25
urocoss Fiji; Illinois soo tin. winter pa!nnts t'A
m1m, MInnoanta imtaf,ts process fhpa7W. tye

procoss eg,t; Illinois soo fin winter pa.nnts ehh
tt1M, Mlnnoanta jmtnnta proccss fhVa109' hse
1our 1ulot and unennnash.
r.N ccvnfnf &ft No. fbti ltann. fl.3YS1.a34t JnIT
tL2tstxi<: Ansust s,.xAai i.s3t aupten'bnr. n%et"@
l,7s torn In fair demnnd. mil Ygtnr. m trnrk,
sr1ln dupot. 5& :esol rteau'nr, s&'k re!eesoH ~
ssst M &Ss,st s'i Eerteasf; s*ii1s
tAts . ~; NJ Tto, q. tr va
j',iDt Dtiait,Ss-NieaiY. noer-Atns*. allo]: lnAln
iiss ia lar, ,-'Fin!9 s.cnn.. fliI) kettle. fila
frrrtt.Eltr1, clttleo In EtjtN tffmnndt GtrnM"fy.
ms4h,t Snw YntN HniH MID 1.u,tlt1rt tHtt'ty,
iinnilsyDfitlih, ivt1tct dairy. l1Eisc.
Etisia-DMiit ts!Gttl7G. l., j..
iit:EsI:-stseay. will fa!r den'aEd' crca'aoFJ'Si
"isI;rnotr,tu-. Quiet md nunl,ansn.
ttt;rEirtH-F1nr. :. lW ttas wlient+ sVN hhs c0s1s'
AtIkStt bHls, IhDn lnt.
5ilIi'NExTs-Whent h,tiu ttti.
, 1881-06-25

Sr, LOUIS, No., June aa.-Col. u, kiM'
bull, D!rector-Qeneral OF thu lhteFnaIo'aal
Cotton Exposition,s 10 DO held nt Asahta.
Co., III 0ctober, mud M. llaruelllah, OF
f,eorrin. addressed tho Cotton anA Mot
chnnta, Exchanges tllis afternoon. on the
sb sabtect Of aidlns the project. 'rley were at-
tuttiYely listened to, aud 4 handsome sao. M
scrirtioi, viii sioubtlesa DO rnlsed. Speeches
wers also i,atic byJ, W.IraTanno9 wv az ex'
Goy. Standard, OF ut, Louis, IN belaIt OF inc
, 1881-06-25

ctSctSSATt :1uno t.-cNrTHH-Quct; Iu5lc.
Fint.t-H,ra1y; family, EtGset5,.1 fancy. Ns0osGSs
uNAIS-Wleat unrler, No. rri, st:: ~, har.i'
s1as. corn dnot, M, .iuixut! 4'5&c: Sa wle, btc.
oatR nrner; So, Mxs;i. foHe. Hso quot NJ. Ut
W; "T;,,uvisI',Ss..l"fK huii sl.,fslGM 1arl autst:
III s4e. i:acti1 scarce ana tr,u, ;iac''.TSed.
'WiiiSisY Y-ActIyc, lTl1. Mlsd hlRlicri kl!n., .,.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; {nney Grsnnt. ::tt:ig cholce
Wastctii jkGsNrvsi, lie; r!,lGa CossFai DAl9. l9c
I.tSBEEii Utl-I.Hwtfs 4sC.
, 1881-06-25
M. M,MlllLcN's ELEVATION,

ST. LOUIE Mo-, june M.-Archbisilop
Kel,d4Ick, Of this city, has received . letter
from the now Uard!aal's Secretary At Home,
announcing that Pope Leo has appointed pr'
McsIulleu, Of Chicago, bishop Of Davenport,
new diocese formed out. Of tha southerls
lss Ksokuk, Des Moines, Davenport, aid Coun-
eli Bluffs
, 1881-06-25
NEW YORK.

sptelal ut,pa,eh to. The Chicago IrlLune.,.
Naw Yo1t,s, Juno 31.--GuA1N-Wtntar wheat deAl:
nRs on restricted saie Ina M aatcteu ~, ra,ie
earior III tic day nSout 4@sHc por bi. but soon fe
inpsed to wcakncas, whcl, developed through tho
afternoon to decided hoavtncss. breaking thMf yes
l!ic Il l,u, as Influenced uy tho Hotahle aa-
presslun ut Chicago, anl thu urgency o.
scltors 10 place auppltus eavs of "a r''lc III aSos
Ut tuyorr. l,urs cali nated from Export Dnyeis.
Spslne wheat MI. furior alynncod nhout 10 per bu
OF, good inquiry froui shppur, but closed rreEntasi
NO. rcd at sla cIpstng as tl.3t, No. rcd Ut xsNe
l.xJf for canal and fl.%'T3l sNH foF fa!'foaa
fto'k sur ,nIroaat SpaMk n No. s rod. June. ssefY
st.Dy{ coanR at ti.Ji' do to arfive u Jiao, tl.'
10 july, si.&4}48lM. closing nt sLSAt do AnRas1.
sl9ksla7}s olo.lnE at tl+shs 10 aep.ehuoI e'a e.
NJ. rcd. $li4al.. ..ts do steamer K'aae *4lA ao.s
cred; ,,nstadud rcd. }laaial. p 70 Aunat1: No.
Chicago and Mmaaxeo sps.ne tl:Sls' sot WHICH ,.. ~
stts, un9rnded pprIng. no3tl,ta ~ u gunlltY:
Corn quito nctvc. cpsnng bhado dcnreF' bit taMafa
tho cluso On tho ctmdeh 0f No. land stean'er nixea
yindluu asni1 IN tpyoFni tnaRllcGS ~ Ictl ~ 9tc
a uu No, us scarce much hxlcr. Mlxed Wett-
erh ungraacd nt stsy'ic aa to quality md cond!'
| tlon, do unsound and unn'erclnatah'o o. ae
n'es eos.ry ''r at 'sij4as;Nc closing at s1jio'
! NJ. : white Ut t,aelNos steamer walto
al 5so, NON YORK yoiow at ueatuMo; whltn Weatcrn'
aW1 bu ut GoNc. oats derressed nnd unsettled. fa.
ocdlHa In most Instances about M1iun bn on mod.
ruxc. a. =. ,n ,untt,v, ulrcd dn Mt &(3Ics white
's # s' I'll sfSs&
ess astxS ,,ssa end s.}sr 9SSts
sas t9rs nnvs. uarY .SiSyssY snvtx III at a
tr old nies9 pGsk ana nGm no w antIn n
~ to 9nEM Mme aM III .smit @ III fx It ssitSsSsfHM M
MMSst "n ~ MSassi atld sai,tebur II id.1
i $eon a!' sfss sH.r o.s OySs S! quSWts Wssvr. 7.
st ~ # i!sF .ss sr r.. Sa
nId n re n1Si9n 9 9,p, iy ssH sInn III
IMH9 ppAuns evsRE SG.H Ga.H1nshnr NJ titS
iEA+ hMHIss a. N,tSSl,1f,r Isonnnf
!iy!t: uasongr ~ ~ ii
uia ~ 4,yMF'r1,, yeatF FSao, wt Fl tiSs Il gc.
EllTn. iaa!sy FS"t!o @ , fpf r..
! GfIuy ft1Mt ~ efsnas1 as ~ n III, .1a
Si i,s rcperie o,,ans9nuat* sl1Hs BY ~, ateen.. 9s
EinnE ri ~ s ~ rt atcanISfs ii iaw as il,
MIN NJ tI pVr III iii pfuvsi01s ii nts nt tAlt*.
toatiy lllN!nR freight nnd by uhtpoFs stea'hess a.
low as l9s9ita Y! ", ,,,..,... ..:o-,o,.a ,,r<,,
~ t"s ,..,.. wts.ua e. ssT@HE1iuH rnd oaslar,
,i.iSa,t It k.tao, fatasds lasaiy stoadYt jnae io
juy 1Nct XuIust. 1si siptssSr. l&l;t'e 's o1i1.
!,ss @s Y n"Fe91s ferIaiy IH iSaa Ms9e l54. '
Flu-uHlos, fGst.ps N h 7 g.tn,t, III L
S6si .Igs o. n ssa Is usse Shtts
i%ats Maaeao9 patent M Rieoes,s s,s,S; u Hs4.
!!tsin 9vttefs t Man1H! III, ts@. XII
11W1fi ret0apt *AG IVY aAF'Ssn to ~ gMs II Il.
, 1881-06-25

tlAftIlatOteE.
d nA,rtuDttH, Mi., Juno .t.-FLntn-1naettve bnt
Rtnha.
tAiS-Whaatr-,r cstcrn n,irnncots declined. and
csca .tca,tyt No. ssnur rts slst and Jhhe si9'
@t.2.1i. Luir. ti.1]4},ai. August. ftI19al7i Sai"
sput and June. s;Xaa:c, July. Dr{c' August, itci
stenncr. w1kr. tAta sa,sr hnttcr: Western "''1"'
4E14ie; mix9d. nc. ]e7H qltIc& at slJlElIh.
ltAy-1}ul and 1pwur, primo 70 chplco 1eftnsEl*n'
NH, II thft 1A.tU ,..,.,
*tnay, fes !e.'nr t's ,,',,S s'nma,. .ns
packe1: iMGc. i!a!,ns snu!'irrs. s}fs; rigar e., r
nji1Et. l!4cs t1ns, IltA ts4e lntt!. rchheus I1es
Dl:TrEt-fifn.i frlss Hra*s lsa1ltc.
Enthusiastically Mt lie ...
iiETRuiEUM-Q -Qunt; rcttne!. a{t ,,,,,u..
t,lt0Ti.i.i Ks-t1Iirn tif.,s 1tlO cnFRocs @xel'hc
EI;Ent *leHtlt; \ faEt+ fuetc.
NIt1sKY-.F!rM III H.
FHi:iiiiIrs-''Iu tA.erpnul quset: .,,s.,, .o.,
HEN ,J,t uRtA h:t<3 b.ts rFs. ihl lii, a.. ,~a d..
NIjIt,MESTx-HtIrnt l1HHiH btbs C4lFfl. ltfttu OHs
sAIEs Wheat, Kp,i;a bMs corn, 13i,'p bu.
, 1881-06-25

t,1nvsLASn, Jupu observation-disclosures
Standard whlte, t!U test. 5sse.
FIryAuultu, Juno sl-PkTitn1kuM-Aoin H. acItvSs ses
nd0iphth dUilfoyY. :. s,-un...,,,. s,,,; ou -,
Hrtksi hrfiuai Mt9t tuw0kt, Mo c1nty4+ @3kci aAl"
Tiants hiVI; CllAfiuts, u alli rnls, bs,oN*
, 1881-06-25
BUTFAIsO.

l,ufrAL0, N. y, Juno ?4-0MAl*-Whcat stFohH
and In fair dcMnd. snes 1aso h,t No. nafa nn.!,
~ n ~ ,orn firm util Eisi,er; sHlcB III m 1u nllxed
WCstrrn at b!tk9S's. untx nonIlnnl. ,. ~ ~,
'CANAl fltEluNTs-1.o"ori A'to 1oe "he"'' w AVE-
corn.
, 1881-06-25

.rEoRrA. IT., lnno titm nnu hlanefi
,1v,1. mixo, 47as7!8c. mixed. &ftt1fc. oata arnit
Nc, whito, :s8:hsAc lsyc tCn atysas@
utUuw1Sss-1fcld hlrhcr ut sl.M
.t1rrrIivrs-yYhent 2.:t1 but corn, g. t7b but oats
el bu! re. nges paM5iey M III an ,tn IT, mann bu: oats,
J,,NN btl; rye, n0nes barley. mono.
, 1881-06-25

=, speeta, Dt,paieh to The Chicago 1,tbans.
KANsAs CITY, au.. juno 7i.-GnA1s-Tho Prtet
f,rrsnt reports. Whcat-ltccoips.Aa'b but 1ipi!onla
iii bn, frmcr, No. cash. lBae, june, 'io' NJ.
CASH I&c, July. Uc, No. cash. altg CIrA-tecgipts
nnt,ut kiiptnnHix. rs nu; weak NJ. eosh' tseae
Ssked: July, HNc.
, 1881-06-25

NEW Yolsk, luno 7l.-Cotton g1V1s ~ tnodetato
NJ first a,ds. and prices remain ifpi co!toh
Huunylp npt,yst prints aullt wool aanaos ana bl.l-
kota nv.ux steadily and stoeas gss{ xas l'a,s.. w
EUIt underwear doing wall. =
, 1881-06-25

uosroS, June H.-Wuot-tn good domand! oho
.nd rcnusyIyanla, &s&e45o; medium Hah NJ. l. @sas
tso, Mlchlxnn md WIscanA.i 4tEa!!n; G0m1tng @ mna
..inininu ma tSu Kpntueky cOblnz, SsEci nnHashea
HaOces. &G6NC. -. - :.
, 1881-06-25
TOLEDO,

1'otrno. Juno al,-tIltAiS-Wheat cas'ar, No. ? rcd
WABASH fput, sle1s July. s1l3. Aueust.< <li, nn.eer
Michigan, sl.s..t. torn trn: hiE n'l1eu' @H' NO.
July. +s5{s t}atn dn!t NO. IT Gn. ~, nm ,,. mar,
iiEcEiirrB-Whcnt. IisuN but chfn. o'to" p1' oatn'
1.uUb bu. ,,.,. =, ny, ,.. .,~, n m t,,, s,nts
, 1881-06-25
LAKE.; NlfVI(fxITTON.
G00DRlCA'S STEAMERS.


TIM f TIKI
fnr ftncine md M!lwnuken twice daily at a. m.
ard 4 y. Ill, Snh1ny t1ntn,nR excepted.
Fur ttEtItu Haven, yin AllrnMkCn. tMrt daily ats
IN. and y. H.. snn.!ay morning exccpca: &tn.,.
For HIfftyvi1 Mnt1tftIH'tT. I4nnktnt1. hhh Mnhls'
trr. daily 1T n, H., sunday morning cxrrltet!:
Fnr ttfren ttay. Mgnontt1eU nnl hhy Wtrtst cNnd'
ntr Htc THesity ut u TT un4 shtlirt!af ~ W. ".
fHr ftndt, fnyHtte. md oil lake 4upurtor towns.
yln ErEt11fsN. Saturday nt y a.. IT.:
A, IN, md SATURDAY nt IN. nj.
t}f.rkk fnut atfphlRnfI.nv.
, 1881-06-25
OSyYEGO.


OswEoO,, Juno at--tjHAtS-Whent hEhaFl whhe
Attollgat,. sl:t. Cora hEheF No. SSe' A'sh n4eu'
Nr
, 1881-06-25

Drr1,oyr, Juno at-FIoul-stcady. A., j.
f;itAiS-WAent stendy; No. white, N.eEEi NO. .
wh!tH. &l17. uoo,
SMiTMESTH-WAeat,2,0 2,0n bM.
, 1881-06-25
RdILROfD TIMETABLE.

A KK1V4\L AND DE1'AltT uEE or
AZ rhA1Ns-E1rLA%ATros ..0t .RErEnEXCH
MANKs-tAaiurdnY excepted. 'SundsJ exccpttds
tal0nday excepted fi3siiy.
Ghlcnxn 4. North.vcstArn Hallway.
For Maps Tmn-s:nrtA, Sleeping $As accoastnoAattnnH
nprly 1t i. Carkttt.. tsrnhd rAe!s'c !nk's Ezptesf
es ~ s. nnnF f W"s -, q W,n.". cno mo oopos o"
, 1881-06-25

1SptAHAr0I,B, slnd.. JaMp :h-n1lAIN-Wheat
nrn, 9t.S0ll9sl, Corn lrner 4s'4a'sse oats aa'et'
, 1881-06-25

PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, p, June A-tkoV&-4a saH "
nsnt,; Wcs.erus pxtf1s, t4s;f&409, Mtaneaota az
IN. SsJbta3s; Ohio s4ssas, tssss&sQ;, Ohio ae"
, 1881-06-25

'nA1srfE-tt wns mora than ordinarily satisfactory
dsv for scltpts For Frday tic supply was cxce-
Hotn,y largo, amounting with tho "taa cattle 10 A.
least Io hcn. but With active tioIsa trnn' tla
tuycro o1nsses Ut buyers tter1 proved to 10 M coil
stderub,u oyorpus only fow adas ind ands rc1nan-
int ii tho sa.r PENS at tho caao Of business hours.
rt!cos varo tsm all nroit1d, md for some doterip-
lions trito strunger than OIL Thursday or h9loc
htsber than Wednesday. Thoro neru naly Rood
afoyes nu,oug the offerings and considerable trading
ras duno ut t5u0eim. "A fow choice 1os Wots tnkan
T exporters at h!shcr tsares. 70 buns pnld In ono
nstanrc. Tho E1sAt. bulk Of tho supT'y' hoWavor'
In ranxo Of &a.GG9611 TharO was not very llbera1
proportion Of Texnna nnd thin natives but the ,nl-
ber ouunio tho dorand. and ao1lors wcEn unable 10
Gained Tint .cso DESCRIPTIONS tolh tYu o bi!t Tho
poad s1es az not anisnto Attn :, VIZ u sbansn III y ,1 T1
q fstr native butchers stock ut EtpE36 bloGknrs
werin vpFy light .nrpty. but tflorn TAs nft nnsm "
, 1881-06-25

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unMH ftH.
chSlco ,fieoves-Finv, int. md we1l.iormod
1fccrE. weighing i,YD to f.a1 lbs..,.....:....
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Nedlut, 1rades-5to0rs III fhtr tIaah. weigh.
inx lfn to
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bulls, H1td acninWtK At1VEs,................-..
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, 1881-06-25

Chtcngo, 1turiinnf1n 4: Quincy Hnltroad.'
Fur Maps. TImo.l'atgt Hlnar:ng-Car M MAeo2mmo1a, a
isrmf'a Express 0i1ee. tifnnd Union npRot Eanai
nnd St1tntHsh-st. Palmer 1lnUso md u Ean2E.st.
, 1881-06-25

Tho elaH0 will &1e seventy feet vide and llty.
four fcet sceTi, atlor,ltng tt,om for seeno oIcch
t,g, tho 9rall.leit Kcao On tlia t..atn foor WY ~
;,thnrT nlloyls for tha leaa favored performers,
aid Two cotilmotiuns eoona ltolnw for the ehorus
81 lnustrGlS!ss 4 II these touln: VIII pe Goll-
iouEinV -xinsses, md other sccossaftos.. Thoro
w sx eraof xq'v ta9 = fG " io so oaas ~
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nwmy III ,t1l0ng tho "ilfts," Tho sceno sl!ta
trn nrrMnve.i IN such q lnanneE thas !ao
, 1881-06-25

a,tttsburx. IT, wayne a. Chl gage It uNay
nats.s nnS. Atjsns ana CHhni-sts. Ticket OmtSst :
GGiark.st Palmer House. u1and rac'ae lotet 4pa !
Rt nopot-
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-12-24
WHO MURDERED HIM ?


A Leaf from the Old Records OF the
Michigan State Prison.
From the Detroit Free Press.
In criminal case in an interior city
three or four weeks ago lawyer made
reference to the Chaplin case in arguing
to the jury against circumstantial evil
dence. Hidden away in the musty arch
ives of the State Prison are the details Of
one of the most curious cases in the
criminal records Of the state. Although
it occurred quarter of century since,
the particulars are remembered by ali
the members of the bar.
MR.. AND MRS. CHAPLIN
were we'll mated, She was his third
wife and he her second husband. He met
h ,r in Chicago, proposed on three days
q ,Quaintance, and in week more they
were married. After marriage they dis
covered each others faults, and they
lived q cat-and-dOg life. She wanted to
return to Chicago and he preferred to
live on his Michigan farm, and the
neighbors were first treated to her side
of the story and then to his.
ONE MAY MORNING
Mrs. Chaplin called at one of the neigh
bOrs and asked to borrow double-bar-
relied pistol, stating that her husband
had gone away for the day, and said she
had seen two strange men lurking In the
corn-held. The weapon was given her,
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-12-24
100000 Acres
Wlt~t Q F
MICHIGAN Ian DS
FOR SALE.
The lands of the
Jackson lansing & Saginaw r. r.

Are now offered for sale
Lou prices and Long Time
The railroad is constructed and in operation
from jackson to Gaylord, a distance of two
hundred and thirty-siz miles, and will soon be
completed to the straits of Mackinac a further
distance of of about fifty-fve miles,
Part ocular attention is called to the large
tracts of the best white and Norway pine tim
Der along the line of the road and upon the
Ausable, Cheboygan, Muskegon and and Man
istee rivers, the most important logging
streams in the state.
he farming lands of the company include
some of the most fertile and we'll watered
hardwood lands In the state. Especial atten-
ton is called to the farming lands in Craw-
ford, Otsego and Cheboygan counties, which
are high and rolling; timbered mainly with the
finest hard maple; soil, black sandy loan, and
Astounding in springs of the purest water.
These counties are being rapidly settled, and
the numbering business In the vicinity will af-
ford to farmers first rate market for pro-
duce for many years.
TERMS OF SALE.
For pine Lands, one fourth down, and re
mainder in three equal annual payments, with
interest at seven per cent. For farming lands
TO settlers, longerti will be given if desired.
Send for illustrated pamphlet, full of facts
and figures, address,
o. M. BARES, Land Commissioner.
Lansing Mich
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-12

l had been great sufferer from Neuralgia
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SIDNEY BROADBENT.
Master Mechanic Dickens Manufacturing
Company, scranton, Pa.
FARM For SALE.--I offer for sale on reason
able terms valuable farm. located in the
valley OF the Towanda creek, about > l-2
milds from IOWanda, containing 10 acres.
under a good state of cultivation, well water
ed, young orchard of choice trees, good
framed dwelling house, and fine large barn
with underground Stabling. | will sell this
farm on long time, or exchange it in part for
property in i'oWada borough.
JOSEPH G.. PATTON.
''What everybody wants is the best organ for
the least amount Of money: Therefore every
body wants the Buraett; and when you've
said that, you've told the whole story"
So say the brightest and busiest organ
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ishing this matchiesS instrument to Il muSica
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The finest building lot in TOwanda borough
corner Of Poplar and Second streets. between
the residence of Hon. j.. @. Goodrich and
T.. Walker, will be sold cheap. Apply to o..
ID Kinney
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-12
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Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-12
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