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The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-05-20

Plumbers medicines are made
from Oregon roots, herbs and barks,
and are not patent medicines, but
purely vegetable families remedies.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-05-20

p. Wilhelm, Boss saloon, opposite
the Clarendon hotel, Portland, Oregon.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-05-20

DIR. j. Welch will be in Astoria
May oath, to practice his profession
for few weeks. Ho will have rooms
AT the Occident.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-05-20

The Illustrated Scientific News
for May is looking handsomer, if pos
sible, than any of the preceding issues.
Since its change Of publishers this
magazine has improved with each sue
ceeding number. The present issue
is overfowing with handsome engrav-
ings and interesting and instructive
matter Every number contains thirty
two pages full of engrayings of novel
ties III science and the nseful arts.
Mum a. Co., 81 Park rev, New
York, publishers.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-05-20

Fire brick and fire-clay ia lots to
nit at VI. c. Cr"sby's
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-05-20

Ice cream at Roscoes oyster snd
refreshment saloon on Main street.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-05-20

A splendid large frunt room to let
suitable for an office, |" pnsite the bell
tower. Apply to- \. Campbell.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-05-20

ISSUED EVERY MORNING.
Monday Excepted.
ID. G.. ireland, Editor and Proprietor
.iSfOT1an BuildiaG, Cess Street.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-05-20

Max. Wagner's San Francisco
National brewery beer can't be beat.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-05-20
Furnished Rooms to Let
At Mrs. Munson's lodging house.
Omcen 20 Renf.

Single or in suites of TWO, in THE
AsroRIAN building. Prices reasonable.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-05-20

Blocks of paper, useful on the
desk of accountants, pnt Tp &" order
and f"r sale at THE ASToRIAN ofiicc.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-05-20

Colonel Warnings second paper on
the sanitary condition of New York,
will appear in the June number Of
Scribner. 1t is said that the author
goes into every detail of the subject,
and grapples fearlessly with the most
difficult parts Of the problem. His
recommendations, if carried out in
their integrity, would, he believes,
constitute /" a complete remedy for
all the remedlable sanitary evils Of the
city of New York, so far as they relate
to its soil, its streets, its houses, or its
water supply. They involve nothing
that is impracticable, of improbable
value, of uncertain effect, or of undue
cost.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-05-20

A fine lot Of French candies Just
received at Adler's.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-05-20
Oars, Oars.

Oars, eleven feet; caustic soda, gol-
den lacquer, asphaltum varnish, furni-
ture vsrnish, tan bsak, etc. in quanti-
ties 20 snit at GEO. W. HUNBS.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-05-20

See Max Wagners advertisement
of Book beer, Just received by steamer
Columbia.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-05-20

We have been asked to define the
new word just coined by the Califor-
MIA assembly "slickens. The ChrOn-
icle says: 1.-The slickens succeeded in
defeating the express commands Of the
constitution. The same slickens also
succeeded in permanently fastening a
tax yoke in the shape of the drainage
act on the necks of the people. The
republicans were supposed to have a
majority IN the legislature, but a cor
rupt half dozen sold out the party for
the purpose of continuing an infa-
nous ring of tax-eaters In power.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-05-20

Golden Days has m"re than fu!-
filled the promise with which 1t start
ed. No parent caH do his child a
greater kindness than to place this
beautiful paper IN its hands each week.
With such contributors, aud with its
puzzles. sketches and humorous mat
ter, Golden Days cannot tail to MAIN
tain its position as the leading juvenile
journal Of the conntry.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-05-20

On Sunday, May Sth, the City Sf
Toxic, while being taken into San
Francisco by pilot Thomas Ii. Barber,
came 50 near going on TO the rocks at
point Diablo that the captain nf the
steamer felt the grating of the keel on
them, and instantly taking charge Of
the vessel, backed her off in time to
prevent her getting aground. The
damage to the vessel was only DOmi-
nal. The pilot refuses to make any
statement regarding the matter, but it
will be investigated.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-05-20

While at a picnic near Ashland, u
few days since, Laura MOdisette,
aged aboHt niEe years, fell from a
foot-log into the creek. No one was
near at tie time bu; Ola Lewis, a little
girl about the same age, who at once
began screaming for help, but as she
saw her cumpanion would drown Ia
the swift current unless assistance
reached her quickly, boldly plunged
into the stream ap 10 her knees, and
rescued her little friend.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-31

Gen. Mart. V. Brown, former
proprietor of the Albany Demo
crat, now at the Lower Soda
springs, is gradually wasting away
with consumption. His left lung
is now entirely useless aud an alb
cess is forming on the right lung
and when it breaks he Will prob
ably pass away. His time is very
short for this world, and ne is fully
aware of his condition, but does
not seem TO dread the final end.
His wife is nearly worn out with
weary watching, but feels very
thankful to all kind friends who
have given her assistance in her
hour of need.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-31
Stockholders Meetinu,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT there
~ will be meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Odd Fellows Land and Building ASsOcia-
ton of Astoria. Oregon. on Thursday, Au-
gust %, 1881. at , O'Clock p. NJ
BY order OF THE INCORPORATORS
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-31

VIM. Reid has sold his interest
in the Salem FIGURING mills and
resigned his position as President.
Hon. Ashel Bush Of Salem has
been elected to succeed him. Mr..
Bush is a live, enterprsing and
industrious business man, and
what ever he enters into is sure OF
success. Salem is again likely to
have the head of its largest in
dustry at home.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-31

The Standard says: sit is re-
ported that the steamer Columbia was
quarantined on account of case OF
smallpox on board. The party af-
hicted with this disease was said to
have been taken at Astoria" The
name of this man, as we learn from a
San Francisco dispatch, was o. B.
Andrews. We have made diligent in
quiry, but cannot find out from
whence he came. He might have
come from Puget-sOund, or a thou
sand other places; We are quite sure
he never lived at Astoria, and we
hope that Capt. Van oterendorp and
Mr.. Prescott will aid us in finding
who the man is, who are his friends,
where he did live, etc.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-31
The Oregon Bambusa.

But very few people, when they
see the bamboo growing in the
luxurious gardens. of Mr.. S. G.
Reed and Others in Portland, viii
give the matter more than pass
ing thought, but there is in it very
much for suggestive ideas. When
we look upon a stalk of bamboo,
growing in Oregon, we at once
think of that distinguished Ore
nian, Judge o. n. Denny, who was
transplanted few years since in
China, and we are reminded of the
very many and great advantages
he has proven to be to China, and
of the favors he has extended to
his own beloved Oregon. The ex-
pertinent of growing the bamboo
in Oregon is of course an expert
ment, but as Cap. Humphreys
would remark: "We begin to
experienced that we must ex-
perience;" as we look upon it..
Then again TO quote the Albany
Senator mot Conkling nor Platt),
with reference to Astoria: " 1t is
the longest town | ever saw" So
with the bamboo, ii is the tallest OF
grasses. We would not bamboo.
zle anybody by referring to it, but
we do feel pride in the facts, as
stated by the Standard, which
says: "Two Of the bamboo plant:
sent here by Consul Denny from
China were planted in the ground:
of Mr.. s. @. Reeds residence
They have each sent up shoots
which at present are nearly three
feet in hight, but do not look very
thrifty. 1t is hardly probable tha
this plant, the largest species o
grass; will, even if able to with
stand our winters, ever attain it:
growth here. In its native soil j
is one of the most rapid-growinl
grasses known, attaining hight o
twenty feet and a circumierenc,
OF ten inches in two months. From
its lightness, toughness and elias
ticity it is invaluable to the east
ern countries, supplying the plac'
Of the oak, pine, ash, etc. From
it they construct their houses
fences and gates, their chairs AM
lounges, spars and masts for thei
ships, and crafts for fishing. From
the shoots they form tobacco pipe
and from the larger ones opium
pipes, and even pipes for convey
ing water. The tender shoots ar
eaten as asparagus and made int
pickles and preserves. In season
of scarcity coarse bread is mad
from the seeds. The leaves ar
stepped for medicine, and salve
and ointment made from the roots
1t Is used as switch to punis
him in childhood and applied a
a bastinado on his punishment il
ripper years, in fact from infancy t.
old age, the oriental man and tn
bamboo are inseparable compan
ions, and without it he sinks int
degradation and poverty"
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-31

Lewiston is going to get into
the ring of the opponents of Vii
lards syndicates, by threatening to
do a big thing themselves in the
way of railway construction. We
hope they may win, but hundred
million dollars is big pile for a
short limbed community to strad'
die
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-31

The comet has died away into the
ETHEREAL regions SO far as to be almost
hld from view, and in few days more
it win pass away to be viewed by won-
dering eyes no more, until the year
3727-cabalistic figures for Mother
Shipton no. 2. Step TO front and
prognosY:ate.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-31

EAll citizens of Oregon who desire
TO inform their friends in the states of
the condition and progress OF this state,
can have no more complete and compre-
hensive volume of facts TO send them
than by subscribing for this journal,
and having us mail il weekly TO their
friends. We mail il as directed. For
50 90 i'm advance, we mail three copies
of THE WEEKLY ASToRIAN one year.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-31
Proposals for County Jail.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- ceived al the County Clerks Office I'm As
tOTia. Oregon. until noon OF Saturday. Au-
gust 20, 1851, for buildinga jail for Ciafsop
an iIe IN The ONCE Of % he Comfy @ Clerk
BY order OF the County Court.
II. r. SPEDDEN,
County Clerk
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-31
Notice

II WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR any
over the roadway in front OF block III,
ShiVelyS Astoria, or any other property
owned by me. MRS. NANCY WEIGH
Astoria July &c. 1851
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-21

plinoerung Der Gaiden iel1er &[etoer bes
l6Gftigt tuar. Quen iprang arf un0 pafte
nit felten @riif ben Dieb. Srau N1en
iprans III cin ~3tebengemab uuo b0rte i'm
nGdlten NugenbIid mebrere S6Iiie. Nls
lie Die Tbiir Su benz S6laiSinlner Dffnete,
tano tie ibren Wlanu eri6olien Dor. Die
Shl1le berbei9elodt, Die Treppe bilunter
octen tie ben @ineu iG9en bOrte: r9alt Ou
Dem alien 2ta5 ben Wdraus gcnladt q,
uno rlSarum taHlelt Ou nldt 2" Damn
lobell Die bei0en WGnner. SIM Nlen'lhen
Qaule batten ite cine Otube uno Die 0dlfte
zines Gt6teS 5uri6gelalien.
Wtit 9nlfe Der Xebteren gelar9 IS Der
Gebctlnpoli3ei, cine Spur Der Gerbreher
anfSufiloen. Das 9tht aeiBte all ietnem
llnteren Cube Wtcrfntale oauon, baB es ais
She'll zines garsen 3ihtcS Don beunieIben
abgel0nitten iporoen mar. Die WeDcimpo=
lt3et crmittelte oemndhit, DAB unb bon
tpenl fnr3 Dor benz Wioroe in cinein G1oeit
elm babies dbnlibeS Ntbt 9efauit moroen
mar. uno Die Sbnittfldhe oes i'm Muen's
iden 9auie gefunbenen 2idte5 unb ges
tpille Xiden int Dem 9tanoe DerlclbeIl
%ltintnlten gellau 3u Der r0h in BEN &aufs
laoen Surldgcbliebener an0eren !01lftc
oeS 3idteS. 0ieic Sprr tpurbe lorgian
tueiter p~erfolgt. Mittlertpeile tparen rneD>
rere Der 9~lngcfla9tcn naA Gbicago ge3os
gen, uuo bort gelang es etnen1 peiblidcn
Wtitglie0e Der 0ebetnpolisei, Ginigen ber
iungen 2eute ein @eitGnoniB bon bent
Woroe al entlDden. OemnG9it erfolgte
Die 8erbaftunq Der iG,nmtliden 0ngefla9>
ten, ipelhe pffcnbar iid au elmer Dcripeges
men OiebSbanoe ucreini9t batter. WfDg<
Iider1petie miro Der Sine ooer Nnbere ais
Stoats3euac gcgen Die iibrigen WitglieOer
Der Ganoe 1uftreten.
Nem Worf, IS. Sch.
Srau Caroline Is. NHer, Die Geinigerin
Der Marp 9ammil, bic iie in eiuem alteu
9auie in Sluibing, I. S., gefan9en belt,
eridten beute, ticf Deri6leiert, our Bers
banolun9 iiber eigen Sabcass GOrpus,Nns
tra9 bot Dem Staot9eridt III BrooflDn.
Der Nntraa uuroe SurlidgeDielen uno
Srau NLen ipurbe tpieoer lit oaS 3u6ts
baus aurildSefibrt. sic iou ft6 iibrigens
bort gang sur 3Efriebcnbeit Der 8ealnten
belebnlen.
Quguit a. @ay IS. Sch.
Ser Wi0roer uon Wn. Ortscou int
County 8urfe, Tranf Gwiass, lit beute 1T
III WaDneSboro gebenft ipor ben.
Sn 2aipion bat DaDe Sones ben Sam
9tobertS eri6oiien; Der AiDrber iowobL
iute 0er @rmoroete lito Oteger.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-21

IS itn6 ms pom Somcn in alien Gheiten hes
SonoeS, wtI6e iu3 Iitr bic berridcrbc Wtobe ins
tcrelltrer, Sammlun9en pom @ciddlts: Jtarteii
anSuiummcln, 9todIra9en nad &artcn suge.
9an9cn unb mir baben Inr lie cine 8arnttur BON
iiebcn l6Onen EarteI brnden lallen, iebe III iehs
Sor6en AMI goIbcnem @runOc. iuel9e auf b6hlt
tiinltliril6c Meiie Sbufcipeure's rSicbcn 4ltcrSz
ituten 0es Meni6en" oariteucn. gSir buben teiue
Soften oil 6telen Earten 9el9eut; tie lino III Der
Sbut feline &unitpcrte. unier ein;toes 0eitrc;
ben mar IS, bic ieiniteu 6urtcn SIT p%iIcrircn, wclde
iiberbaupt ie 9eleben murben. 96a6ira9cn nad
b~enielbcn iin6 10 soblreid ein9ceau9en, DaB iait
bic 9anSe Auflo9c ~su9cio9t 1T, ebe MIR nod bte
Gartcn DON benz &iinltler erbatt0n baben. Mir
babeu nns 6aber geSwun9cn scicbcn: ben iols
9enben Glan fir bic gertbeiIun9 Der ibri9cn su
Gooptlrell. IS mcrben telne per9ol6etcn Sbufc>
ipcares Gartcit, Don benen liebcn ;t eiuer Serte
9cborcn, pcricnoct, auS9enolnmen uri cine Be-
idcint9un9 pom einem Grocer, baB bic YcriOn,
iptldc nIt Sic &urten bittet, pon ibu1 al ieiicnt
Sage minbeitcns iieben Barren BON Gobbins'
Sltttril6er Setfe 9ctautt bat. nit N1gobe hes
huiir bcSabLten Yreties. 9lue bic aui btcie 9Scile
Ii6 al uns %lpenoe1l, 10 e + b c II cine polc @oruiz
tlr pom 1ttbeil Harten gratis, init Der Holt Suz
9eianot, erDalten. Sies ipir6 iir inns cine 0dz
rautie fem, bub unicre NreInoe uno &0nncr
ibren Nntbcil Don bicicil ld0neu 0fiiinS erbalz
ten, ob9lcid ms oabur6 feinesiue9S bic Soften
fir bic Nuicrti9iln9 bcr &orten bcSohlt lpcrocn.
@uer Grpcer bait bic SEIZE, Ober miro tic d nibdf:
fen, ulb 1Denil Sic Guf ctnmal oaDDn licbcl Ndrs
rcn faufer, lpcroen sic 9ratia itebcn ipirtlid)
ld0ne Rarten ~erhaIten. Die Seize eeiuinnt nit
benz Nltcr an @iiteuno lit ein III icOer 99nbe notb.
i~peubi9er NrtiteL lit Sbrem &oauie. Gtou eriudt
Sic beshalb llt0t, cinen unniiten lrtitcl Su taus
fen, ~ionoetn e;ncn lolden, ben Sic leoeuidus bus
ben mniiien. &ir bitten Sic. ms Sbr 0ciuG
unperiptttt eirsuienbcn un6 Sbrcn 1reltbinncu.
pelde &arttnzG ammlunscm buben, Su ia9en, JIG
miiBtel Do lielbe tbul.
A9tun9Suou bic Sbrt9en
8. 8. @ro9tn& 60, SEQ. 116 Glib 8ierte Str.,
GbilabrIpbia, 8a.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-21
Gin aefpsemat.

3mii6en II ll6r 0onneritag Qbcno urto
z llbr Sreitag Otor9en mnrbe @rz9tloer=
man S. g. Gaipleigb's Otebls Mno Sc
tretbeban0lung, Gde @reenz unb Monroes
ltrabe, bon @iubredcrn beimgeluOt, DeLz
DE ben @elbidranf lprengten uno oet
Sn9aIt, etma $40 in baarem @eIoe, rdubs
ten. Der @inbruh purbc geitern Otor=
gen, oils oaS 9el61ft geDffnet nuroe, en.z
oedt.' GS iteute ft6 oann beraus, oab bic
@auner in Elm ncben Der 9aupttbiir al, Der
WDnroeltraBe beftnolifeS Semitcr ein God
gel6Ia9en unb bur6 bic Sefiuung nit Der
9ano ben Gie9eI bon innen ge0ffnct bats
ten uno in ben QaOen eingeiticgelt tuorel.
Sic be9aben ii6 in Die Office. bOben Die
Sbur oes GelGu0erS, biuter tpeI6em fidl
Der @elOlGranf befanb, aus, unb trolls=
porttrtcn Den lebteren lit einen y8infcI oc3
2aoens. 9ann tburrnten iie UNI oenielz
ben cine Wfenge 0aferiGdc aut, Damrit bas
0erGulh, ipelbes bUr6 gelualtlame5 Scff=
men ocS SdranfeS neruridbt DerOeu mllB=
te. 9eoGmpft Duroe. 3unG0it i6einen
Die @tibreder Oerlldt 3u Dd6en, Die Son1>
binatton ocs S6lo1ies 81 fnoen, I'M ben
S6ranf gerGnl6los 3I 0ftnen; ais tbnen
btcS aber nibt oelin9en tpolte, bobrten lie
Sober in bic Sdranft6iir, tbatcn 4ulner
bincin unb iprcn9ten ben nabe3u 1900 9fb.
~tuic9enOen Sdranf %DolitduDig. Sic nab=
men Oaun Den ganSen SnbaIt, $40 in Silz
Der unO eintgem Bapiergclce. beraus unO
enttamen burd Elm 6iutcrfenitcr, o6ne in
ibrcr 9lrbeit geitDrt ooer bemcrft iporoen
81 ietn. 9ur6 Die Sprengung muroen
mebrere @ei6dftsbiider beoeutenb beid6z
bt9t. Son DEN 0auneru bat man nldt
bic 0ertnglte Gpur.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-21
GrsTriebensridter QIbin @oIis

- CT Srieoensridter q b Calls
burD lit Sreita9 Worgen aus benz Qebeu
9eibieben. St befam por cinigen Mohet
auf Der StroBe eiren Shlaannfau NIB
trug beim Sauen neben erbebliden Nurs
Den cine Wehirnerihittterung Dapou, bic in
cine @ebirncntsinpung iiberging. Der
Geritorbene war elmer unicrer alien 8irs
ger. gr folgte crit ieinem Geiperbc, benz
ctnes Sdloiiers. bcgab lid ipGter iu's
@runoetgentbumsgelddft, mar sp0lfSaDre
lang Srieoensritter uto Dertrat ;tpci Ser=
mine binourd) ieine g8aro al5 Nlocrmat.
i3ulebt ipar CT 8eripalter beSlluiou> Clubs.
ST mar 81 Sabre alt uno binterldBt cine
Srau uno 5Dei Derbeiratbete G0dter uno
eill Iebr gea1tetes Qnoenfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-21
9auOeI, Tiuanjen mo Wdrftc.
Gbtca9o. 81. Sebr.
( Dhenberth IT,


(W o6enberi6t.
Die 6dItung Der britiiden @etrei6es
mdrfte ipar in oer D%crgdn9enen Bode feis
nc5ipcss ba;u anqetban. cine feitere Stiuts
muu9 i'm anterifaniideu 0etreioebdnbeL
bcrpor s%urufen uuo Die 0offnun9 duf ein
nadbaltiees Gteigen Der Yreiie 81 err
ncdeu. y8ie III oen lcbteu Wo6et, 10
ipareu aud in Der cben ;uriidscIegten am
9Sci3cnmarfte bic 9SreiSperGnberungen
feline erbebIiben uuo Der Tidedno elm unz
bepentenoer, paS inociien unStueifeIboft
auf 0tc6nunG bet Sbatiade Su leben lit,
oab Die 3ufubren ieIbit fit bic g~e9enipdrs
tige SabreSSeit IdderIid gerin9 tuaren.
3ebbafter ais ont 0ctreioemdrfte 9i:g
es ant vBronilionen" sWtartt ber uno bez
beutenoe 9reisperGuoerungen iino bier se=
gen Die 8orwode 3u Derscidnen, ba bic
Sdpeinepreiie aeeenDdrtis cine nod ielz
ten oa9eipclene 90bc erreidt bdben. Die
3abl Der in bieiem Rintcr III Gbica9o gez
idlad,teten ShtDetne belief ii9 (ieit benz
81. Oftober) bis Outo auf 1895, 900
Stld, oe0cn 2, 225, 900 III bent cutiprehenz
bcn SDeile ber poriacn vSaiion". Bis
gum 16. Scbruur Uuroen 9eidla6tet III:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-21
ssiir Gtoarrcmz 0abrifamtcm.

Ser Gigarrenz Tobrifantens Gerein ta9te
Srcitag Nadmittae in Slare's !oalie unter
0oriib DON sSSoDn 2uiiem. 0aS foIaeuoe
S6rei6en oes Steucr- GinneDmerS 6arDeD
nurbe entgegen genommen ul1o nit Oanf
Su Oct gftcn gele9t.
Sn 8eSus auf bic pom GommilGr &aum iiber
uresweated" Gabuf e~rluiiene Gerii9ung mO6te
i6 Sic, nm Wibpcritduonilc unb unanucDmz
Ii6tciten SIT ucrmctbcn, erin6cr, benz &crctn
Nol0clneS lnitSutbctlc1:
gluCr &abnf, Der ais oresweated" 9efauTt ,pir6,
muB ais lOl0er tnt Sudc ocs Tabrifantcu nnb
int NtonutSzS cri9te eingetrugcu msrpeu, oa oilz
b~errI1ltS bic ~9cituttcte GeDtDtSz JteOuttrom MIR
uuter S6lDtcrt9tcitclt 8cmu6t lperocn fam. IS
lpiirpc pom &ortbeiL ielu, bic 0dubler in NlGtterz
Subat unSuDdltel, rreSWeated" &ubate AUDI alS
lol1e Su factlIrlrel.
g q NornPn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-21

Geroleidcn ipir Die lebten G%6lubpreiie
al, oer Gbicagoer BOrle nit Denieligen Der
8orwo6c, 10 er9eben iiG Die fol9enber
GerGlDerungen: NeiSen I'm 15c. uno
0afer nm &c. niebrigcs, Gerlie uilt &c. DOs
Der, 9toggel rtDerdllDert. Spcd (na6
ei1en1 Nudgan9e BON GU(075c. am Sans
tag) nm 12@ bas 6aB) unb SAipeiuetett
I'M SOC. oa5 100 Ytb. Dober, ais Dori9en
Samltog. 2lu Del Sam itog5bOrie iteuten
fi6 Die GAlabpreiie iolgcnocrnluGen:
g om Ill er lpei3cn go. 2 ne:Ier 81
97(0978c. SO. 3 All 9O(09O4c. unD lei6ter
(reiected) 71@76c. yio. 2 per NebrMar
97(@97g, per NiGr3 97l@& per @priL 98B,
per Wtot 1.O1S.
WinterwetSen. 3otber g1o. Q 3u
974fiir @elO. Btnter $50. 3 81 923c. ouf
Der Yabn.
Wtais (corn) $40. 9 su 374c.. per Sch.
374, per Otdra 37S, per Ntai414, per sunni
Az @5, per SuIi Al.
0ater No. 2 su 20B. pet Otdr3 29t,
per Npril 294, per .Utai 334c.
&oggen go. 2 fur @eI6 Csc. fit
%.9tceuiar" ulto 80 fir v@iIteoge"; per
Sch. So scboten, per Mdrs 3D., per Aprit
SOC. .'0n
Wertc SO. 2 i'm Speider gu $1.O23@
-, $50. 3 81 Sic. unO Jto. 4 81 zoe.
No. 2 per OiGr3 1903.
SdmcreieH: GimotbD 2.25@2.623;
Glee Yrima 4.S5@4.90; better 5.OO@5.15,
o~erinaer bis gutter 4.0O(04. rs. 2einlarnen
l.2501.26 per SuibeI; un9arii6er 500
~ unD Wti1et 6O@SOc.
vWeBport". DaS SAB 3n $14.S73@
$500, per WtGrS 14.S5-14.S71, per 2lpril
Is .O0@15.123. per Ntai 5.15@15.173,
per SUM- 1929.
S6weinef EFT. bus 100 9funo 81
1000 fir @eIb nnb per Sebruar uno
Wfdra, 1910 per 2tpril uno 1920 pet Wiai.
sen, p%erfauit 3 Cars $40. 1 Timotbp
an $15, / Gar DO. su STATS, / Gar DO. i'll
$14.75, 2 GarS gu $14.5O. 1 Gar go. 2
Do. al $14, 2 Gars go. / 8rairic au $40,
/ Gar llplauO gu $3.50 per Ionne.
-6borts".-1@ Gar 81 $3.50.
"WiDbIings".- Gar gu $14 pet
Wt atsidrot. = / Gar grObes uom
Qanoe ALL $14 per Gonne.
nTecb".-1 Gar Gtoegtn gu $3.50 per
Sonnc.
$13. / Gar Su 1879, 1 Gar 81 1875, l
Gar bon 8intcriueisen 81 1875 per Eonue.
H~unbcs duIoDer 6rcibungeI
(8onbs) III @bicago, Samlta9:
4rerc.. llo13 1879
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-21
Werbred,er uns @erbre@em.
N c u Oorf, II. s.,

yt ID W0rf, II. Scbr.
Soiepb Mtarie @corg gtteorilt, mel6cr
beibuIoigt lit, I'M ben 20. september b.
s. be; Srmouba int &autol lSaaot III
Der Shmei3 Die sSeannc YourgicrA ulto be-
rem 0teffen SSatob SOur9ier crmorDet su
baben, beftn6et IT'D inter Der Sbbnt Des
!6iilfsz 8uuoesmaribalIS Serrp Solution
BON SlotaIapoliS auf benz rdd 0aDre be-
ftimlnten Sampfcr vSrance".
Gtncinnati, II. Sebr.
Ser JiaufbolD GbarIcS SlDaOart fato
itd in Der llm8egcnD BON NeDlter i'll
County Oarfe, O.. uneti1gelaoen st ctltent
Son5ucr9niiscn in ber Mo6nIng bon y.
Eri6ae eiu un0 l6Db, UNI Die oprt rer=
lammelte @cleul6aft au cri6rcden, letnerr
JteDolDer 1ad) Der 9ede alb. GenlS Gbrtz
titan crnioerte ben S6uB oartit, Dap CT
SWa9art in ben SfDpf l6oB uno tbn tootz
LTD DerlDuuoete.
Der &cOactsur 6es Commercial" in
BortlanO, SnO., S. Marib, wurOe NeIterh
bon et1erl Shriit ieber t0OtIib DerDunoet.
aurora, ST., Is. Sebr.
S. 6. @uis, 6. Gramforo, 6. Is. WoOoz
ruiz, %. Gbomas, s. 81. Gmmons, S. u.
0ler uto Wf. u. Iettenberg, gr0BtentbctlS
SOg'e |ugt9uDeH uNo BtuUIelel OAl>
ger in Sanotpi6 im County De &alb, err
tparten III @eneUa i'm @ountp Sane lDre
Ero3elltrung tpegeu MtorOcS. Der Der Snz
tla8e gu 0runbc lie9enbe Sa6perbaIt lit
tol9enOcr: S1 Der 9eaht pom 10. Sebruar
rs. crtpadte 6iram y. 9llen. Gin rei6er
S1rger bon Sanopih. III ietncm 5u
ebcner GrOe g%ele9enen Shlaf3immcr bon
etnem @eraul6 uuO iab, OaB AM SuBenoe
leInes Settes elm Wenid nit Oct Nusz