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The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-10-22
The Arkansas State range.

lhls body was reorganlZed at Lit
tier ock on the 18th inst The follow
ing letter from one of the truest
Patrons in the land, Worthy Master
Tobey, of Pope county, shows how
we'll the work of reorganization has
been commer ced. The officers are
all true and tried Patrons; they have
kept the faith" during all the years
of trial and adversity, and their zeal
and fidelity will now have their re-
ward, the farmers will rally around
them, and the Grange in Arkansas
again become living power. The
selection of Bro. J. Y. Scott, as Mas
ter of the State Grange was fitting
compliment to one of the most ear
nest and faithful workers in the Or
der. We will probably receive the
proceedings of the session in time
for our next issue:
Editor Patron. With this I send
you list of Grange officers this day
elected. They are all worthy Pa
trons-no dead weights among
them. We are getting off right this
time, with the full determination to
bersevere, to hold out faithfully to
the end, and we ask, in all serious
ness, for every farmer who desires
that his children shall be freemen,
not poems, to Join hands with US and
deliver the tilers of the earth from
the slavery designed for them by
the ssrul;ng classes"
Arkansas is good State to live
and prosper in but the farmers here,
as else here, must take care OF
McmseIDes,-lawyer and pestilent
politicians will never do ii, tAet
will feather their own nests, nc
matter whose geese they may pluck
Fraternally, e. E. TOBY.
Little Rock, Oct. IS.
| OFFICERS OF THE ARKANSAS STATE
GRANGE, ELECTED OCT. IS, 1881.
Ma teri V Scott, Miller county.
Overseer-W. G. Sanders, Independ
| enCe.
Lecturer-B. F. Cofman, Lawrence.
Steward-G. II. Thompson. Calhoun.
A. S.-J. L. Davis, Arkansas.
Chaplain-T O. Hurt. White.
Secretary-R. Higginbottom, Miller.
Treasurer-W P. Ferguson, Pope.
G. K.-Tohn A Sheriff., Pulaski.
Geres-Mrs. G. ]. CLANCY, Arkansas.
Pomona-Mrs NJ. L. Terry, Miller.
FIora-Mrs. G. H. Thompson, Calhoun
l.. A S.-Mrs. l. NJ Davis, Arkansas
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-10-22

The standing armies of Europe
number over 100000 men.
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-10-22

pen acnannel - feet deep and 200 feet
de was secured, another half million
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-10-22

the public, either with voice or pen, he
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-09-03

School NoTEs.-The schoo! board
met in Cumberland Tuesday and con-
frmed the appointment of George N
Perdew as teacher Of Pompay Smash
school.
The resignation of Miss Jessie F
White as assistant teacher of Pom pey
Smssh school was accepted and Mis-.
Susie E. Hogan appolated in hel
stead.
The resignation Of Abrsm Case
ESQ, of the Mt. Savage schools, wal
received and accepted.
Part of the new books for use il the
public schools have been received.
The family Of Mr.. ]. E. ]. Buckley
principal Of Barton school, will shortly
remove to that town from Cumber,
land.
The schools in this county vii
open for the fall term Monday hext
Nearly all of the new school house'
are completed. The finishing toucliel
were put ON the building at Pekir
yesterday. Dstmold will shortly b.
completed.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-09-03

IT has been suggested to us that
in view of this being the frat demon
stration the miners have ever made
in this eection that our citizens throw
to the breezs their flags and bunting
thereby showing to the visitors thst
they are in sympathy with the o,ca,
sion.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-09-03

New SHOOTING GALLERY.-Young
Arthur Fatsly has opened shooting
gallery in Shaffer & Nunn's old stand
Pauls Opera House.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-09-03

DURING the month of August N. s.
Frost, Esq, collector Of State and
county taxes, collected over $3e, 900
less S per cent. discount. Those who
pay during September will be allowed
4 per cent. discount.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-09-03

THOSE Of our young ladies and
gentlemen who attend school at dis
lance are preparing to leave for their
respective institutions Of learning.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-09-03

Ar q meeting ofths FIRE department
last Friday evening, it was decided to
visit Homecoming and Cumberland
Immediately after the next pay.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-09-03

The attention of our business mon
is called to the card in another COL
umn published by the committee Of ar
rangsmsnts for the miners and la
borers' picnic.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-09-03

ABOUT eight bridge manufacturers.
contractors and builders were in town
Thursday bidding on the building Of
Washington Bottom bridge.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-09-03

BUSH MEETINa.-The members of
the colored Methodist churches, of
this town, will hold . bush meeting
in the woods back OF the lower rsssr-
voir tomorrow Sunday morning
and afternoon.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-09-03

POLITICAL PERsoNALs.-Mr. Hen
ry CreutEburg, of Barton, is spoken
of as an acceptable man for County
Commissioner on the republican ticket.
George W. Price, Esq, Of Orleans
district, ID mentioned for the Legis-
laturs.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-09-03

THE summer visitors are beginning
to turn their facss homsward in the
cities.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-09-03

Peaches are peaches and no mistake
Maryland Republican,.
And watermslons are 40 cents q
piece and "don't you forget it,"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-09-03

MARRIED Wednesday evening,
August 81, 1881, at the residence OF
Mr.. Francis w. Larue, by Rev. ]. P.
Wilson. Mr.. ANDREW T. MoLucx1x
and Miss ALICE LARuE, both of this
town
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-09-03

KEEP sober and orderly to-day and
show to our visitors that Frostburg
knows how to entertain its guests.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-09-03

The Arion Band treated our eiti.
Gems to some of its popular music last
Saturday evening.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-09-03
TyVSOL V'ENT NOTICE.

Henry L. Crouse
c.. No. 1875 Insolvents
His Creditors.
4 \RDERED, This Goth day Of July,
~ 1881, that the I'd Monday of Octo. er
next at 10 o, lock II. III is lie cby fixed as
Il e time at whica He..ry l.. Grouse, i"s' J..
vent pei TONER, shall appea. in the Circuit
Court Tor Alle"any county, 10 answer such
heterogeneous or allegations as hs credl-
tors, endo seIs v,e suietlcs MA, propose
or a lie. e against him, and th4t john 5
Grove, pernD nrnt trustee for the Cenefii
of the creditors Of SAID pelition'r, shall
prior to the SAID I'd Monday OF Octube-
next, give at least forty day notice Of The
d.y 81 fixed ana OF the puIpart of this
printed in the city Of Ftoslburg.
TliEU. LUMAN, Clerk.
JNo. s. GROVE, Permanent Trustee.
Aug 20
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-09-03

THE leaves have commenced to fall.
A sure token Of the approaching
melancholy" days.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-09-03

MORE Bro PLuNs.-Mr. Nathan
Frost placed on our sanctum table
few days since two large plums
measuring seven inches round. They
are Of the white Washington
variety. Who can beat them in
size2
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-09-03

EMANCIPATION CELEBRATION
The colorsd citizens of this section
will hold grand emancipation cele-
bration in the grove of the Borden
mining company at the top of town,
Thursday, September 22d inst. Ben.
jamin F. Stswart, Esq, OF Cumbsr.
land, will address the people on the
occasion. Dancing aud other kinds
of amusemsnts will be offered to
their patrons. Delegations are ex-
pectsd from Cumberland, Bedford
Piedmont, Keyser, Romney and Msy.
sysdale,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-09-03

Keyser Comet Band.
After reaching the ground His Honor, T
V. Powderly, Hon. Charles H. Litchman,
and Aessys Fred. Turner and James L.
Wright will deliver addresses.
At 1880 the hremen's race.
At 1880 jix dancing.
At2 glass ball shooting.
At 2:10 foot race.
At 3 qaoit pitching.
At $40 sack race.
The committee having secured both
Odd Fellows and Paul's Opera House, in
case Of rain, speaking, dancing aud feast.
ing will be held il them and the picnic
will be given on the grounds the follow
ing Monday, Sept. s, 1881. COMMITTED.
The chief marshal and CHIEF police
will wear red badges With gilt letters
aids to chief marshal aad rscsp, Tor
committee blue With gilt letters; po'
lice, green With gilt letters. and tn.
committees on beer, lunch. ice cream
fruit, wheel, games and platform, the
ballet masters, president, general sec.
rotary and treasurer, white with
black letters.
Sixty special police, known As tb.
peace committee. will patrol th,
grounds and see that good order il
enforced.
The bailiF will also swear in {
number of extra police to prsssrv.
order in town.
There il Sone talk Of the clerk
turning ont on horseback and closing
up the professions.
The Ere department will meet d
their room at $50 o'clock this morn
ing, whence they will proceed to tn,
depot to receive the visiting brsthrsr
from the creek. They will also at,
tend the l0o'clock train to receive th,
Cumberland FIRE department. Dur
ing the entire day the fremsn will b,
in uniform.
The last train will leave at
o'clock this evening.
Several citizens will display FIRE
works from their residences durin,
the evening.
Among the visitors expected ii
Thomas A. Armstrong, Esq. editor o
the Pittsburg Labor Tri6pxe.
1t is mere than probable that tn,
confsctionsrs will keep open durin,
the day.
We have been informed that plsnt,
Of water will be on the ground fol
ladies and children.
Our citizens should be on their bss
behsvior-mske every one feel q
home and welcome, be obliging ant
courteous to all and the impresaicl
our visitors will take away with then
of the town and its inhabitants vii
be favorable.
Mr.. Benjamin Stewart, eolorsd, O
Cumberland, will be one Of the ora
tors to-day. 1t will be remembers,
that this young man delivered al
able address in Paul's Opera Hous
during the political campaign lac
fall.
! It is estimated that about thist,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-09-03
WORKINCNAN'S HOLIDAY.
Special duty and good order guaranteed


Aspim Martin ve Rbr WIN son WliAm Ham
Frank Mason, James Upper, Henry
Michael Me- nne james Conev George Stevens
A Vanghan W hm Thomas
Hamilton, McAian ]" Moody, William Fh u"d WI
sons ndT coma Hewitt.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-09-03

MILL BuRNED.-The large steam
saw mill on the National Road, about
Eve miles from town, the property
of Mr.. Richard Beall, of this place,
took fire form some rparks Wednesday
night and burned to tho ground.
Some lumber in the yard adjoining
was also burned. Loss $4,000; no
insurance. This is the second time
this mill has been destroyed by FIRE.
The loss falls heavily upon the owner.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-09-03

Our colcred friends Of Browns.
Vile report tina, they have had a num-
bsr Of visitors from abroad this sea-
son.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-09-03

car loads of excursionists will come
up from the creek to-day.
Tables will be placed On the speak
srs stand for the use of the press.
Mr.. G. Hartman has thrown to the
breeze q handsome flag, 10120 feet,
which he purchased in Philadelphia
expressly for this occasion. He has
also . number of smaller flags which
he will display.
Full particulars of the celebration
will be given in our next issue.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-09-03

TIE Mountain Sooials will picnic
up the National road in q few weeks.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-09-03

TaE summer Of 1881 has paased.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-09-03

ReqUested to Take Part I'm the Tel
ebration. and the friends Of the iaboring mam are
lies hear Iiie b"r champions speak,
md en- ll.RIn IHeRN ii
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-09-03

INpRovENENTs.-Although tie dry
8; oil has had . tendency to retard
work with plastsrers and bricklayersin
getting sufficient water for mixing
mortar still other mechanics have
their hands full in making improve
ments, &c.
The residence Of Mrs. Felsinger, on
Orman street, has been painted inside
and out.
Samuel Jeffriss, Esq, has had
artist Burton employed during the
past week painting his house on Or
man street.
John FRESHMAN, Esq, is erecting a
hondsoms dwelling on the site Of the
enc recently destroyed by fire.
The new Catholic cemetery has
been fenced in.
Several houses will shortly be
built at the top OF town.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-09-03

Doors open at s O'Clock in the afternoon.
Aug 20-4t
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-09-03
To-DAY's GRAND DEMONSTRATION.

) To.DAY's GRAND DENOMINATION.
The committee Of arrangements for
the miners and laborsrs' grand pic
mic to-day have been unrsmitting in
their labors to make this the greatest
event ever held in the State outside
Of Baltimore. Large and small post
srs have been sent to all the cities
aud towns in this vicinity and . pro.
grsnms Of exercises for the day has
also been issued. Large stands have
been erected for the sale of refresh
ments, &c., which will be presided
over by the various sub committees.
assisted BY some of our fair ladies.
Workmen have been bsay oil the
week preparing the grounds and
erecting the speakers and dancing
pavillions. A feature Of the day will
be the professions at both Of which
large banners will be displayed xith
appropriate NOTES. The entrance TO
the ground will De arched with large
banner bearing the word welcome"
and hanging pendant from the trees
stresmsrs Of all descriptions.
The bostmen ON the @. d o. canal
will come up from Cumberland with
q boat mounted on . wagon and drawn
BY fifty mules to take part in
the procession. This will b an At
tractivs feature.
Metropolitan the programme Of the
day BY rsqssst:
Chief Hdrshdl.
, 1881-05-24
1sSfHEtS10Ng,

T1OG rHODtCrS-Werp ni0re moderately nctlvu
nnd steady MI rpun III sympathy with mn ntvancc u
I'll IN meats III 1rgrpnal nnt hiKsot qnotntiuns IN
tho l1r, lnH narAa Tho rccupta 1T hogs arc nut
largo many ad oxpcctct with export cuts OF
nrats bhth to 10 growing scarre especially short
craEs Vl.urn wns alsn moro inquiry for iAsats md
1nrd for shipment. hut inn ru!gt wny. md probably
kGvorni MaoA TINT worn nt Teportni on CiianSo. Ono
rnle Of stust ceara ut taa boxed. WIS picked us In
uIDntinliy. Tho .luld WIN tAksnrby Arl. ind meats
tvlluwcd upmtel. which unctlur.lv.l bsttor aga1and
fur urk tan hint sxstsh for fNdvarnl days previously.
MESS t'pnts-AdynncoA aa4e. .nnd uloscd lid aht,ye
thu InteEt prtces hf stnriY sHlns Mpr9 TorortN! y
!ysA by!. ssst atnY ~ tM'!kllNlst4i 4 9ss sS!!as
n, sl fGr sl,'l l.,tH,ts or seltpr Mny, q scilnT
lilly r!u,1d 1T sliiHeis.f3ia.
l.Ai.1l-A.trnuetd rer ITO lbs nnd closed u
rupitrlGll or it tcs fupr Jnrt 1T U; r.
w ten sdlut talyAt hlhl tcs *1l!er An.
Etitt ut tJeii.I md Lin tUs aot1or tlte yghr q
fAR1tA'slnll tFthtt 4t7D scs. Tho EtnFkHt c0aeu
t.aakly 1T $tLJ!l1 iA fur runn lars, ept or eallcr
tho .tlut or fu!In June. md $lnutM ag!nr July. On
thn ntter,,t,lu cn! july eloHcl ~ Il l!.nlk1lo!Y:
closet aboso tllo a.ost IS!ces q sasM!iay nshe!
ported ~ lhs Ktft Ills 1T e9I! sc!cr May.
tIittaai Focr Auvunii hJsN IIrH Rfoel hninA IN rI
vntp tar,st 20 b0xes *nrt cleurH tut MilwnsxeeI Mt
fs f'rices of send!nR cuts Ut meats xore ns follows
III q VqlnC&s ~.
, 1881-05-24
l1ukiQR.


Purchasers Of "varu old chlnav arc often
Btueli tuIl l.tiaG. 8;
II Isu wisu man who krluws on which aldo bis
Grcul IL OIcutIlurEhrItlutl.
IhH Eyllublu "ten" In Oies,tnnrg4lrtnu, n,uAns
that It is ~ strong us Il lion.
Sew That ,nensl.a t.r1, prevalent, ttuthars as
well Us ASTRONOMERS nru looking for spots un tho
Niif.
~, hut this ;ugIlsh 4 a ppeulinr lAn9tlNHB.
We ,se ltlstrra IL tntu tho dust, Anl dustvrA to
brush The dust away. 49, -
tcvena uf II purity uf trat,ps Iustaltal l0.ly,
ftld Unn OF llinm ttn,k hpr part. llu was lho
uu'lrht ltnhm I'M nt lhusn nil.
a schnUl -lcheher nf II WpHter1t tstwn, who lds
hlblt ot rIHrlll1lg lur pupils. IL Gl!lto4 "lush.
hr breas.ap She tnltcs Ed many ntps,
thu trail uf tho serpont Is uyer nlt humanity,
f&nn c0,lrs nlktI intn thu world. IL annktd
through life, uni Gues HnEttl aut Vt II. .o
The prudent tssuHtt} sthuolmnstcr h1aant
latrIp Me b,y tnl1l liz bus tnak9tlnyur thu hoy u
nkl anuu aud Is s1ru lln Gun wl'ul' htln too.
AtiAturu!lst has discovered thut llnnkeya .fny
liu tnlBf III dltslrt.. 1Huxht ii slattre, !uta0A
VIZ hANl sCfn t,1Gm 1Mug,. II hulllrcl ttulrt VI
pn".ies il. tho tnwMry as.WMc,ss. "a
Il IL il,w that tito Ynuuv }ascbal. player I'M.
NI!rs There IL M ltItHru F'r him, lIcttaa hD II
kupl intl fruhl tlmtch to r.,ke tiU rho kuraul'
tula'ia|1 aud gh t,:1Jy lnfa lipglnx-a'oo.
r .d d''1w S s"'I, {' s!ys ,,s pos'to4
lhlAk there IL my vacancy III my rs:Atilk!i'
mGnt," ~ yu. hasM nothing els. en'l';"y mt
us yI.lr ADVISER" 'y"ry well, ytnl lniy l,eEis
III udvi, ns lac how Gail hest KGt rid oi yuu."
, 1881-05-24

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ii, jmntutrii tlntrl stuy u tt,hrl.ti,n Nuivof
III s,,",t, g. yrsnn i, 7, II tF,;s Y 81 a: ""
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"a ID Erlnricn l'Sssil ::.....:,.....:..:.:: 2s9'
VIII N,i n, 't,t1ys,' ~ u" r.ed Stny II IT, Ehnries
Kt,ci, 10 Mayin Trn,nkl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Aoo'
inrruvcti .initt stay ii II. ind i. t"wn, ii
i;tntlrs 7Au
NctInshun 81 IL Ii !, ii Arclur ~. L Itxtti .x,
,intcd MaY = tlaes II Try rai,0rF II f.
, IT, dn.Nd NAV u ll'ntrick Z. Mcdonald n nv,
William +. lluekl..:.... .,..,....t;..,t..;nstt. A"N
West EiaeiH"ntih q, ~ n ni ihpni +. IN
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III r. ,fStnn Mnrci fsn,nn 10 H. H. iiI,ci.
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, 1881-05-24
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments wore falcd for roo

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, 1881-05-24
UY TELEGRAPH.
NE,Y yO1tR.

Spfrial Dsrntch t. The Ctleaao 7tihuns.
NEw ionK. Muy :st-The week opened m tho
atoc1t Exrl,nnSo With II strnns mud huuynnt
tunu, and ,sutler tho inncucu Ut rcEy pro-
,Ul,fir0Ii buying movement, tic nntirc list nd.
yrct1 sharply ut tho olc,,tuis. Hcruru tue llrat
l}nArd. however, Cuutral I'acIflo fell or tx
nnl o., T.. s: J. Z. II pur crnt, ard sos,io
few other eharea retese,! II = frtutlon, blt
tho downward tendoNey WIS speedily checked,
unsl prices advanced steadily up to ntM,u,
When tho Improvement. as compared with the
clsIsla lnotntiuns nr ealtr'uy, ranged FROM Il
to p1r cunt. tho hitter In Houston d TGxns.
Thu ethUr eFsurcs rrs,1t,inent In tho upward
movement wcrv Central Pacific, Woslur.t uniO,l,
Ut. puni, Northwestern, New York Central, Oct.
ltwuro. I.nuknwnnun s Westesn, Lnko sfurc,
New York Central. aNl ChlcM9O St. Lnuis 4
NOW Orleans. After midday TITO teNines 0u- =
cnno somewhat unsettled, ud Into In tho Aftcr.
nuun diapDs!tl0n was Inaulfostcl by sumo
operators J, IT,. = rehlizu tho prUllts VI
tho BhHrp,,, rise III ralurs. and
THUR eaios cilR1ti rcpetonof u tu .ss por cent,
which was tnbst InurkeNl III Central Pueblo,
Ian1lstui, Il Texas, Columbus, ChIcapo & Indiana
Central. Chitavo. burlington u Q"taey. IND Svw
Jersey Central. Among tho 1ntscuI.anco'ss shnrcs
Memphis s. Charleston wus n0tMbly strong IN
tho tInMl dealings and SUD up q 1'er ,cent,
closing at tho highust mint taslohetl. Oregon
Navigation rnso III, hut re,sctetl u pur coht.
Milwaukee. Lake Shore Il Western ,Mlvancpd :
0nsl rGnUtud por uent. louisville. Now Albany
| g. Chicago r}ae ppr cent IN tho tlHys trllsac-
notions. ItMnubnl s. Bi. Joseph oo,l,nlon sold
| ,lp a4 anl rouutctl. ~ por CENT. American coal
! wns quito prominent In tho ucMt!nEs. ail at-
v,tnned . lNr cent. :. :.-.-..
Tho monetary RltuntIon continues unchanged,
| thu supply of luanubtu cHpItaI otlcrlng Oetng
| l,luru thnu equnl to tho tleI1nnl thorcfor Call
loa,ls Oh ple,Ko Of stock uuiatornt rli,Xed l'c-
twce, w und ! per cont, With tho Krcat
] tn,jk OF tho business ut is{b3!; Ter cent. AZ
, 1881-05-24

a,hl IN carly dealings M h',vaueo rnhEnE from
!. IN vi was rrcos1le,l. n which tho fltlro list
participated, thu shHrcs tiost prominent III tho
upward movement l,enY 1lW,stnn l. Tnxns.
Western unlo,, Northwestern, II. Putt, tsntrni
1'arItic, New Jrr@oy Cenlrnt, Delaware, lncka-
wan,m & Western, raku Hhore, and Now York
Ccatral leading tho nrwarl n!uvctnont. During
tho nftrrisnnn Anetliintinf, h1c.ltNn soninwhht
unsettled, nn III Into tirnIgs fnlcs 10 rcn1lzc
1,r,,tlts ca,s;ll rtuctisn uf & to ri. IN which
t'cutrMi t'hefftc. 11ostan + 1cxns, Columbus,
Chicago & intllhnN Gnntrtl, ChlcnKst, burlington
T. t}ntt,ty and NNw Jersey Central werb most
rr..!utnrnt Mon1rhs t'hnrlo.tnn WHs strnmr @
IN flnnl sars ntld cosr 1T nn itynfrn nt !. slrc'
Chitlig!. 81. Lul,is N Now Orleans suit NJ bs and
frAI