davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-09-16

THE sECaETARYSHlP OF THE SENATE.
San FtLASciscn, Sept. t5.-Ot'lccrs and
memorial ml'iress,,i din IN sr,,,,tor Aillcr askinr
his Influence III SECURING thu SecrrlnryslitD
IT tlle Sellate fnr tho l'iriItc C0ast, md nrg-
fng Marcus y. 1!0ruck fur tllU position.
, 1881-09-16

TlrolHa, eXpos,irr IN tic War, Mr.. George
/. tirRllnnl, M. h!U Sfncieclttlt street, p!iin-
tleJpllat CONTRACTED II Snrirty Vt Ills. and hr
says very Troublesome rnse nf rheumatism
tiat l,u hui trIGd Il, yNtn to yet rid ot. until
WIS Recommended to ity "St.. .tne!l,*
OIL" Ile STATES tt1at h. fell n slight ru!lef
eye,, oil tho first nprlirns!on nf the Ott. BE-
fore tile first mltlu III. purchased liatl hgel
used up lie ,hn.t but few traces 0f his .r!seu'
.nAtislI mil Il. this tiInr liz says thu tisease
,ua entirely teft him, wtlcf, i,e attributes ell
tirely to tic tse Uf III. Jacobs OIL.
, 1881-09-16

1HIHUfI; DIt<iNCTT OFFICES.
TN Oi;DEI; To ACCOMMODATE OUR
J. hnnlctus tAtras thrunulit,lt tho clty, WI t.yn
Hs.sbs.,ea ,saaS! 1A!.y,. 3 II" .!ts.s, ts!.I3rs
fce, Hnh will bU rt.cBlf4st hrtl1 o'clock u. iii
SOUTH DIVISION. ....
j. u. stM&S. llopkHol1ots uHd statlnners III
j1iSsSS Y: yAtonus. nrnxsf.t, TIT lnaann.ar,
I'll. ". HUGlistAN. Druggist. curnor rhrs5-tlrst ind
WEST DIVISION.
L. sCLtAtlHE1s, Druggist. Isl Wtst ltAko-st- cor.
+; \: n!!Di:i!ls druggist, 81. south it"ssted-st-
MF. KRAFT, druggist. GIL West MadIsou-ss. cos-
.JAs: u: klnkhEy 4 CO.. Druggists, ls' aouth
MILLS. i'iiAiStAGf. ]. ". WAINWRIGHT. s7t
VIII s.hSF DFasss sas'sS ~ pua 1,4naar
coli,urnf rw0!stfl-sl
:, II. I. IiERHlCk. Joweiar, kewsdea1ur. ind fano
XTe;lsE JAGui5sUA, bsasslst, iss North liais.od,
~>'o' '''' North DIVISION.
!. hu1tLtSG1lAM & Cp. ueusslst- 4t' North
EM. WILLIAMS i CU., Druggists. G7i Lnrrabco-
i6Gis 81 IT, SEEbE. Printing md Advertising
Agent, News MHd atntiDnGry 1att. Iii Il. l1lstHlbn.ke
, 1881-09-16

1lruwt'H Irp,t IIIttcrs slrcnuthen and build UP
tho eysiefn. 4 trial will cu,Islnce.
, 1881-09-16
CITY KE.iL E:H7tfyJG.


~o.... 4 CITY NEAh ES7|f7Js.
FvsM,, s,,,;s sA!:5; !:;,1x. THE CHICAGO REAL
.,. .,a. '''.%di with Il !Mi:skf!fTts.'t' M%kT%'
N ~ III III asys itf1''n9n ff''nsnu,
IN v.'rnn1 :.I1. spa ithy3es.nvm,
hT3 UOii,tK i. II"
Tile .;s'faHs!t w 'a' * fExsGAxoE
r,f; fE1 " Wl1, nna II iit.,s '1sF,rI;q;i; ,rI;i
.,,,,,,,..,.,, 49,. ,,,.,,,
wca"s:!!;h;;. ssh.; !. $$yi';! $SSEArS S':?i r. n.,,
,ss$ !!$s;' $faa;ij;s;ss i; ';ss'|;fE,ii;$ 'I;%ES,i$S
,,,,,,r,, ~. =; ,n.r','...,.
;;5SEi!E i'ltt:s!isl;s
Northwest curunf j W Fasyssssnt'''.t W lind cnt.aso
yo mil, !. tSviay; = Su, limit rr,,rvc ,y M.
f ';:r M !i !! !xc'tAxoh.
sIx;'S X sSa IL sst alss, n,iss. ,;t";3 itcsasnt
e"'$"'''' ;" WI ,ss ItIsi,,.. .'''He''' '''"'ase'"
wa. 4. Mu1.rEits. Ma"aaetana Anc.!oneer.
i hoo%a !" SoT.h ,!sy;st;s'.: !y;s; @ ~ ''0"'''
Il ss; 5
~ III ~, Wi.tsn ~. "''''''tt t',
1r..,, VI y II; n liz ' ~ nn. ''t"
1911 "'A'-' ~ "e' y" 9"e''h%" He"E NsAfH' ~,
% ns:, tx ~;
= III " ~ III Hf, ,n5H E1 RI.
u Y! ~ r Nntta.tT; , ,i
H'"s"~S" ~" < 1.,t. -'s''tr+ H'~''
In, .nd = ~+,,v ,s f,, t.! Ms's h..i ;;t = a,,tn
~ mn"r Ttm:stnsxt n ~, trnt t'c"' va m1
LII mi s.srv n,t1 III, ,trent hrich, Viii, s;Ts
s rwnS ,. .s,f; Hi ,smf @ :n r:t "
rnsi'n:",s @ - - MI t .tnt ~" tiIs.a.t
@ A. @ .a, s.sy ss.t- III basement n1!es L." sa'.o'
III III III R .'ry .t.ry III nnt;f 81 @ s,ns ;'ss J:i ~"
si,r., m scter:st,, ea:. .f tsar*...... EnH
III hid .s'.ry uFicS. an9.st t,ssr taxG.,.. ui
Ii. t,mt III ,yih bir1 Il rt,n,n brick rWtsnue u,,
ftefct!.;iv ea.i II fncni.. .............. ;. AiQ0
ii 1.a.s, M !ansa Hui ior iii pes ; n."'s III wsr:s, ~,
''S| ''' o' WEi;Hif L MIiMjD,
ittI0tt l. ii Nurst EiHrk-ss.
-
1Tf1t{ SAT,ft--tf 10 At'tES. n1Mf1OI,JF-
II brp,1gnni ,orucr tnrnn.souhrt
-Iit1r iii Vinr"n,,ea.rv n"uT Furi g.hronrt.st
rt,uI,..f "o""' '' 'o' @'"'''" '""' 'N
az III rour,h.nv,. ucnr raylor.s.
III nfnsv" SngE naur Enra1.ssyrsnnt
GGr iii Wmtnst Nv ~ nems :t,rt y-jtilrtt,.st
s5xiS W%6ss u. nv. nunr f1rty-sixth.st,
1 ttI1 HI 4 ffnnS,n, "nne nner Il frtr,,.
iii frr, I,r.;ra.uv - unss nrfr.ni1,tII.st
s;sisi aai,"ie .ass nsar tof,y y.nnih:st.
ElSHn afa1Mlf& "AF.s nGhf Flgft"!DnftH.AE
, 1881-09-16
I;1fI.LfjY1fEyI' IsEHF:1fG.

Is!T1 14Ex y ..s' = :. .2 2 .7..1 = -,
'YSTEllN.AT!nSAl EMPLOYMENT !llJ-
with Ii a.sucIhle bcts ~ H Important clt,~. IN n,*-
tual ltsalty md unx x-frlt wnnt. Phts company
,iny tnfn4iiig tl,u eAt commercial hvtf*rs attd In
sutns n to tn!tcd sintcn will e.;Stant n*sist;
ur,l tiIir!nG rsrhtG sttnHt.s r lhfnnEs " JOE NJ:
mud nsrso,.s ot nit.nr "sx at" " n,fty nnu
We Unn!,R Offices thrnua,nat eilv .Shry atM q;
Other uut Ut employment Hr dttrn1 cilhhEct anu
particularly lnvta employers 10 tNsl sho eaAmne ouF
iMrt1d. ,., ,.,. .. l.,
sonI postnse-sta!nps fui g!rcalas K!yGK eatak u:
ltil9nnu, :siI WulGtxh.Hs.. rlyIlur llArrlsnn.ak
, 1881-09-16

NTANrED-A t;ESEltAL At;EST FOR
"Tr. unt|.h S,atcs i;a;innas f,trsssorT, ;, iDe
extensive tesrss and lIt,prIt trrns. AuAvear, with
JsttHrrncH+ UtNSts1tEttS. TrlbHfiu nt,e4F.
, 1881-09-16

NTASrEl>-A COMPETENT MAN To
w TAX" G1,atAe " rstnusnns: s'aA wa9c. " right
MAn. Apply At a:A tLhte-at.
, 1881-09-16

11TAS1tEfJ-~tA y t.Nf'Eis ENttEft 1'ftA v
w phx cutlery &ttrsilnh: nnB wtlU EIA all r-tHb-
1t.h't traln. Sne hui rhk-GnaA nIan tIbGtE abiy.
AdLrutx Fih. rrlhnlIr i,ttits'.
, 1881-09-16

TVASTEl1-'rD EEST-.ilII4 DH PAHT
Nv Of nnnil furnlbhest hnnse at kvHn*,n, for
liz Of ihreu. references .lSen. Address I ~ TrIt-
nm tIfd1..
, 1881-09-16

WASTED-'rN ;.EST-NFFtGE III:
w part nt siIir sit.t 1Ir 'front.' on Lat ssl!c.st.,
Itnr HAslllnEtuJy+ ~. frlnuuG ptitEi'-
, 1881-09-16

THOR SALE-STUck, FlNTu RES,
hch. gr.ltury stofrs ii. tile West Vida; cn.h incqnu
fr.,n $2j fH er !My. Cn u I'll sOnth Ilnl*ca-st
, 1881-09-16

ITO RENT-t1lEAr-TU GOOD f'ARTY,
l. fins stosu ntld lH,.en,nnt. IN Vast Ehitnen.nv,
uln*t up-lrlb'e u't!lnx for hnrti"arG. inTntMrG.
tluthtn issl'!" 1IqNlra ttHllses 'sttS, ar u;
West tiiicaED-py.
, 1881-09-16

1NAEVEI,-a Nl. ! STRONG, ACTIVE
w y1uIlg Hiun IN x.itlR*hla ifnwnte sink. All
uicss With references. Il sS Trsbnns utIce.
, 1881-09-16

"ANrEl>-YDl1Nt; MAN 'ru ID
3f Ghiirts nfttillti hnl*G nlA HtiunI Ia Iuar4a:
privileges Of nttr.suluE kchoa AilIrGbs r. o. Ink 2
, 1881-09-16

1TOK SALE-5n LOTS ON POLK, LEN-
H. InEtaa, 1sayltt: and 1e Ksa-st' % nonT GMn'pl,.
e4.Es: prcc El5 and uaw1rus. W. bellows t!lpha lots
ni0nE thu c!Hnpest nuw In nnEket. eDnnl!esi1H their
tuglllUf and invite pMrtics dpstrtnR 10 buy either t1r
snipruvolnent ur 10 huid 10 exannn tlarl. Hnuld
llkn m Unar for tho whole. MEAD CnE.
, 1881-09-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

A SOCIETY LADY WHO Is FAA[II4-
A- Ias With ChtcnEn spclats Ut tlu day. having q
little IGlsusH. cuu1il uccnny 1t In very rnthNt Mfd
rHnlunstntlv1 HlAtcF nj huM0 TT In private Dac1.
Address Il H. TRIBUNE office,
, 1881-09-16

T1O1s SAl.E--40 ACHES NEAn THE
y Westrrn indinna car-shoi,s. IIl:SKi WALLEls
JIk,. 1Df t)rnr3nrl3-aS.
, 1881-09-16

WANTED - YOU'VE; 2slAN IMAlEbi-
w ntnIy n. Treasurer: travelling entettuule,lt:
stIlt nnd anttornIa rnlntry: little nnn.y ra4,r,i.
MEi.tHt'M. I'll suEth Enrk".t Hl-slntr>.
, 1881-09-16
I{) I&EtNT--Eff].NS,

NORTH SIDE.
Tl1O KEST--f}SE SUITE FRONT AND
H. ,An.. 'tnbIe furns}''d f"r E"ni.. viii, nr
without btnr. tirat.ela,,. References. l inunn-
nJsf 1fnsI.
, 1881-09-16

3TANTl:U-uFFltE boy. u u; MUl:!:
w ,enrs .I t4r about 81: pr htnss: MnSt 1lyr NJ
ilnlne und lsG good rrtessHcrr. sdarrsa Il. Fttb-
n. tt,.t,
, 1881-09-16

A GOODRICH. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
cxIuEoncU iIusiBuss aHety mud legally Transacted
, 1881-09-16

ENUs SAl.E-Ot! ENCllt ME Ft}. till
i. t;.xy e s:*':Hs* Z: .asa "
hHrs s,e hy reil ~ dnr. citens fares. tnsra
li.!t ety nni u 'lct l.+t u rclt.is, ni.h'Hra"A
r,mt 4 r". M ,''"rl,e n'nGtIas. h"n;ef. s.r tter.
tIne*, rnrinu,. Iriyr! wgr he14c", rtc, inrr "atr
~ iet llostarr IN l1.nh nvenHG uti t!tv"wnf tn-
.n. s ts,M h.; tn n.l.,ttSs WES %nd w
l1rriAUrrr. NHukrIan. fll.i,r u tsn*t lsn'dnIph-
IT.. t'fiulp. rt1n"n .r1t,!h nfete IL uhtst tigI
kltlIMs hEi.n xlLItEl.
, 1881-09-16
JYfNYtED-TfJ RENT.

IITASTEl>-TO HENT-hlI. THOSE.
w aarsisG h0HAa* sbrs'x "a rent; kHf'd 3Hhr
trserptlnH. IN wn ayH CUSTOMERS wn!tng. EtR-
SElt il uuTLEH, IL LII Snl.-et.
, 1881-09-16

TOR SALE-VACANT.L LOTS
~ ~ fcat on Wnfrcn-as., west Ut L1arittst, north
irt,nt. FLU per foot.
% IeGt TN Wcst JAckson-ht. near l.oOMts, s0uth
front, ft15
Northeast corner Ohio And W0o1-At1., xjx12s. EN0
4 fGw vacant lois on Weat CDnKress-sL, nohr
Lniin, &i0 per foot.
Corner Washington Aia IlAlBteu.Atf.
, 1881-09-16

I1DK SALE-NOS. Il, 50, ~ SllEltMAS-
IL IT.. i0t IS tuot by l font dgsl, With ttrnB g.,!
iTamotwel!lnps, rsest u rstelass tenantE for T.
TYR ycnr rres. ssjHt rhIa Erupnr!y Will ~ wH!tt!
Lizard 9i fruiie hMlldtnK. Inquire 0f JACOB WE'LL
, 1881-09-16

TOR KSALE-DRut; SrOCkrll.\T WILL
iMr0les thue foE s.tut: wgll t4GItettt xMlE cheau
, 1881-09-16

y M1HCE&LLANEVuH, - ~
c,ITUATltlN WASTED-l}Y. 4 IOUSG
lty tScutcl,t n good taify, c.,uttt hrip nt'or
ttn Il FALLING children l.nyns eaa s1pusis,'rc m
pIy IL j. II. liz ieVuhran e,'l.@.. aollct. ~
CTTU.tTIUS WltSTliD--l}Y y LADY
y KprnkIu9 English, frnne. unu t;crman III tnmff
41yee ia1l nj I'LL Wnshlht!ts'h-nv.
, 1881-09-16

1J1Ols SALE--lSTOllY BRICK BUILD
IL Ing with lot IsO fcut. Of thu best bEal
ntss cui1Iets II Indianapolis, M!nl l!nntcA to Nsst-
EatmM. MAEsuN iiii,l.. lis tnaruot;;.af. ''''
1IOn SALE--FAHM 1000 ACRES 10
u lnira from ChicMgus xnts hnh!nEni Itsod
NelphhurlonAi 10 per ncIc. TUM AlNoUN, IL McitD-
tg!ltnM 1tInck. - --- --
, 1881-09-16

1TOl& SALE WlNCItES'rls!,-AV = IL
IL room hunle and lot. F!.a1s mar Dhklalid sta-
tlan hURse renting ~ P8r month. *l.tM ....o,.
Ii Metropolitan atlUGk.
, 1881-09-16

TsOls SALE-10l CENTRE-AV.-TlIltE
IL atnry brick, roHtnd for ta5t for f,lth,
1.-ruU1n brick, fur fnIn1bst tlBAr Hnlsted and
Twonty-nnth'sts,; will rsnt t9E Es.s gr1se saiM:
cuIuNr MpahlnEtnIl nn4 itAntEll.NtH.
, 1881-09-16

1l,REE-SArURDAT CLOSING CARDS
IL engraved and nrlnlet In live eolurt. CinngcntlD
n9,nSGrs Caii iot "lia ii Akli1t co.'s EnE.a Wing
uIf}Ce, iSI E1Nfk-tt., 1tDDu ~.
, 1881-09-16

DAKrIES WISHING, TO SELL THEIR
L stock ar business, sHiia IN yous description,
thvo many e!txto nnrs waiting to be Bntcu. GAk-
Eittl Il ltEvl.tH,. LII La SQlIn.at.
, 1881-09-16

TRApEa.
| NNASTEtl--a, EXi'El.iENCEn t1AI.
i w miners ut Mhnnk. ILL.,. fntl work guarn1tac;
ftfkkG ksftt tftuNifG III
unI1u4rt. MISEft II. ANE4. ' " 49,
, 1881-03-28
LIQUOR-DEALERS.

Those or tho lsuurth District Meet nj
Gulella nuu NrGanIze an Ahxu .lat1un.
Speetal Dspateh ia The Chicago 1rhuns.
0A1ENA, Ill.,, Mnrch 25.-A convention of
lIHuor-denlors and manufacturers of beer mud
liquors wns held In tho plrlurS vi the European
JlUte III this city to-day, fur tho purpoao uf or-
ganxing att association in this ttho Fourth dis
trct to 10 nuxillary to tho stnto Ll1u0r-
1,e,lurs' und Manufacturers Protective AssuCla-
ton. 4. vnn En,bau,,. pY ua!ena. WAS cn,te.l 10
tue chutr, and John Hart, also Of this city, wns
elGctel Secretary.
4 resolution recommending tho organization
uf district association til uuxiary tn tho Stute
Association WINS una1,lnuusly adHptcl. whrrc-
upun nu motion ballDt WIS taken fur perMAn-
,cnt o!l!curs, resulting rs tU1ows: President, l.
Van Ets,!,dcn: Vico-l'rcsIent, Michle' Mctzuar:
lstcurltnH Secretary, John Hurt; Corresponding
StctuturS, Joseph llnzGr. TREASURER. ii. 3ietz-
Tho Chairman appointed tho following Eonl-
HIttuo TN l!y-IMlwa fur tho government Ok tho
AasouiNtion: MeAtrs. lh!ltp Arno. y. MGlet,
Jtf1ln lluHbe md l.. Van lstnbtlsil, The Cum
tnlitce. tftGr aue consultation, rcpnrtGd IN fNvur
ut tho adoption nf thu hy-MWN of the ijistllfers,
llrewcra. and Wholesale Liquor llonlprs Pr]-
teetfyU Association Ut Chicago, with slight
clnnges, which r1ilurt Was nxruetl to.
IN mutton. tho constitution os tho finite Asso-
IU,rl,cd to tncei IN tho CITY Ut Guenn ut tho
Gull Ut tho FreAHIcnt. Among the prominent
!iuinr-utnlor4 uud manufacturers preSeut trim
this district ws.rG Messrs. Edward Kraft, UMvli
stuck, Juhn Huct,el, Philip ARM. II. +, atctfcn,
ii. MuIl4r, .'onn Hart, and L. Yum Emhdeu.
, 1881-03-28
mo.t excellent prospects for largo Jold OF all

mo-t excellent prospects for largo yiold OF al
ets1uli fruHs.
WELLS.
TIM wheat Il A. good no" aF II WIS n ynnr ago.
III sltnn plnct,4 it tIny he inlurrt!, hut IN Tho
tsntH tho *tth.t IA well set. frtfila 1T MI kinds
nro raised here. f'ruapccta hro ii1tteflnG.
wAsirfSGrOS.
INST yrnr thcrn Wcrn norn ncrca 1r wheat
rhfHta alh more bushels thrHAhcs1 Than WIS hrcr
&tiHwtI tt1Fnre 1T tho cnLaty. Can rc1 M reMat
whf Tho hHrvest should t1. SHIRT This ytnr: The
Rppsn tirGlIHrtls Ar" nIr prltts. The 0!1tOk now
p0ints 10 ylell that will 0utrtsal tho wheat.
WHITE.
Will not 10 t,cnvy M 1t waA Inst year. but II
vii! ~ moro tbnn an average. Fon1H, ap1lea
and grapes urG abundant. CAn't sny much for
peaches.
WAYNE.
Acreage Of wheat very 'arae. Most Of tho
1cidA arG In EXCELLENT cflntllilun. afu nre Vrry
pfttnlsng Very fow localities nre rcI*nietl IN.
fav9iy si' x Is aGh st'd apR'r@ @ trs re- ts5y
considered IA hafu.
w1f1TLEY.
Whcnt haryest will nvernpe up nicely with tho
harvest Of prtrluia year. Dnn't !ouk fur uni!
could hardly pert nil Incrcnsr, Tlu fruit viii
defftitl 'nr9cly nn tho xgMfl,or. All tho trees
Hn vns arf. lundrs1 with b.it!s NnA unless they
nTe yet killed WI will hnSc iii ltnMGnso urUp Ut
fruit.
WANnHS.
Tho general average Of wheat per nero Is thfr.
tEtn b!lBlIeta. Lust yrar 1t WIN twice that. No
,ltcrsHse II cxpGtted naw. ns tho @ienl Is unit
co1D from hll parts Ut tho county In regard u
tho fruit.
, 1881-03-28
MRS. E, B, FAIRFIELD.


kuN&GIf
Hptttdi piap1'th 10 The Chicago Tribune.
MesNyTA+ ILL.,, March .B.-ME L. H. Fairfield,
Jr.. Superintendent Ut Hehanls at .reca'nsen,
MiGh., AMI hia aiAtort Miss hlAy Fairfield. ar
rived hcrp this Nfternnon to lnok after tho re-.
tunlns Of ticr tnutlor, tho purtleulHra t'f wl"sc
dcatb appeared In TIE TRfnusE Tho
countrnnIccs Of both bnro tnnrked cvIdenc"
of l,,w ''erply tlIoy felt tho saa bertmve-
iuant that hull 80 suddenly bcfnllen thetn,
and neither Of thom could 9ut up nerve
enough ~ ylsw the re1naIt,s. In IN Interview
with Mr.. Fairfield this oycnlng. ho stuffed
thut tho deceased Indy WAS hI& step
mother and tho wife ot tho ltur.
r. u, Fntrletd. Chancellor of tho
Sthte University of Idnc0In. Ncb. turrnery
President Ut Iilllsd!nlo College, Michigan. for
twenty-oilc years. nnd we'll known In must Ut tho
states ns IL lec,trcr Hrd PREACHER. ThH slecuAsetl
lady and her ullly tnuKhtcr, MMy, left their bnne
III Lincoln II week ,,gn Fri,iay Inst for lntttn
Greek. slcl,., III art!er that Mny shuuld be placed
fl sAnitnrIt1ul there to undergo Il course Ut
treatment for trysIpelas. IRON which tho yhnS
taay hnH Gecn suffering for some time. They
wcr9 delayed much OIL tho why through tho
late siow.stnrm. On rpacbsuK iattln
crrck, Mts. fnift,rit, fee'!ng Ill md tsr,,'i
from tho effects af the Journey, decided tht shs
wnrlA NIT rcnlaIn there m tong as Bho had In
tended, ntnl determined to return hoHIe. The
next tlay aha wroto 10 that effect to ter ron ut
IecIs,seh. n.ld lott fur hcr home. Mr., Fhrllufl
left rrctIt!s,h ~, Friday g Walt hls sister t
this t,urnsny. al,ti. u his srIrt*r. found Is sa-
ter III tho whiting. room Ut tho depot. shG III.
fornIcs! h!n of me sad event. at'.i III ltatf m r.
Msihes.s isstth in r1E THinuSE. aui.
haInx 'vnornnt Of tl,e ea,,sn 10 wt!fch
rt.sutat from suicide. Sir. And Mrs. Falrttcil
tlo not cltuyc It r.'ssIh'e that s!c shosld hnye
, 1881-03-28
SNEAK THIEVES.

Successful Ikaid OIL II ValuAt,fc Cont.
Timothy J. Darcy, u contructur living In tho
North Division. nppeAred b1foru .Justlcu WALLACE
Saturday afternoon tu Mako affidavit TINT tho
simple act Of washing his hands IN tho wash.
rootn ut the Shertuun liollsO bud cost him 81 ,Dp,
Last Sunday night h., entered tho wash.ruom ut
tl.at hutaI, a1,A hung his coat upon ono vi tho
several nuiIs used for u aiIulIAr purpose, md
hualed himself for sOIn0 minutes ln twisting nnd
wrlnQing his hAnds anu llnKers With soup nnd
wuter. His ahluton finished. hu turned to
tuke bis coat FROM the mall but found It
not: 4 aneak thiof had been there befurc hin,
und had luft no trall by which he could be nur~
sued, Thb ooAt waa not what Mr.. Dnrcy
mourncu most, fur ono Of tho inner pockets
cnn,uined a el,UOo per cunt Cook County bond.
which was anywhere negotiable after II haI
passod out Of tho thlcfs posseasion. The !'sss
was sor,rted to tho pa,,ice ut oaco, md Thurs.
y Musyn HUFF ss9yet % saoona Vii. .kanWn ho,ei be- ,nof
na1nra 1eorHe urannmt. and subsequently, zap
turgd his "pAl." ue,rKe Thompson. Thoy un-
and the lirooT asAinst tbotn IL furnished by d
man ns''sa ytrx whom t6Sy e'ap!,Syv ,r t" ;.n als,
"a ree.ivsd So s9Ina,'ssaion, and y!sg!l, y
:tucteti III cnIssioi,. Inade Ssol clear for him
self. Tho e!olen hond 10 1tw ~ tho .,ossnsson
of trstol', kcan Co., at,a i % sa'd cat,aot 10
hanIs ln.o tho possession u tue bui!kers. IheIr
Viii Wnsmes @ the thioscs, md they hav" sishor spout
or KatIblsd away almost the ANtira ntu1uut.
Graham LOST heavily u taro, 4nd Tnnuspsan hAd
preceding bis arrest. Tho E,ockttho0k contains
lMy onty y waa trcoves.i IL = sdt's storv III the
North y.io wnss T. haa eosn lsft ~ oas q
age. ind bnth hayo served tcrins ut Joliet for
hotsl thefts. Graham VI was only recently aio9!-
, 1881-03-28
A NEW AND LIVELY TOWN.

KANaAs CRY, M0,, Maroa .T.-l'usscn9evs who
arrived hero to-day trom Dusn!ng, ut tho Inter.
srctton or the Atchlaou, Topeka l. Bunta 70 aud
southern Pacific Railroads, say although that
town Ia only week old It has fully b,un lnhul-
itauts, and building IL going oil vt lively rato.
1t bids far u becslue lurge and enterprl4nK
place. boule trouble hAa nccurreI be1woen the
OF tho latter having fenced on = strip 1t land
along tho TailroAl trucks. The settlers tu.
curtl this not according ~ lhe customs Ut front.
ior life, und squAttod Oh tho pruj,urtY.
, 1881-03-28

out hence 1t !s impossible to stato what arc tho
rcnl liabilities. According to tho opinion " tho
hta,snnv.ticneral ba.eG on dGctsa1t! ~ Of Tho
He'd llfAt.
, 1881-03-28
BANK SUSPENSION.

5p4esal Dhpdf<A fa Tia CAscGao 1situns.
ATLANTA, Ga, March 4a-Tha Rank ct tsnme,
Gu, suspended business to-day. Llabillt,es uut
known. Tho BtGts of Georgia had over $4,000
iu its vaults. Ths bank was run In the intervst
Of cotton buyats, &na ha1 u KotA deal OF money
, 1881-03-28

TOR SALE-fiUUSE on TWENTY
l. hlxth-st nnnr lnhahaav, with 33-toot lott ,iit!:
inE.It,utn and Kitchen TIL parloF hooE. AATsDS
, 1881-03-28
fllSI-f}f'F ELf)IIfiNf3,

A LII TliF; LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
VIA !. .sll sa.si,a i s'1! asnE sz.,ssi ~
SGAta-sL sin pAJ ptF cent laoss lhAn Aa} Ath4F
dealer Ia tbs cil{ AaRlxmeet tho nunlGaE. IN aS&11
, 1881-03-28

TOR SALE-A DESIRABLE aSTORY
u and 1nlsaHent brick rHatiynre On fnrrkt.Ay.,
MUIR Thirty -frst.st- AidFesA y IL. Tribune 0ticR
, 1881-03-28

11yOR S.AI.E-DY q. G. Gnunu, REAL
= Estate. ltsnl!np and t,nl!ectins Agent, y SIr,h
nil tr.,m Tho stnts Unyersy vt Nnui.r LILY; VII!
exchange fur huuss and lHl In city us suburbs.
, 1881-03-28

thu lust. Fruit viii bu Nuot. sAvo peaches.
TIrPEcASUE.
ON prairio lands tho wheat haa suffered TO
considerable extent lty tho severn cold NUathor
when thero was no snow tn protect. In looultlts
tho atoot looka Tins and % promising. Tho har"
who arc acquAtntud With our fruit !ntsreats send
In 4 favorable report. Unless thu buds are yet
ovsrt4ken by frost tho ctup will he abundant.
uStuN.
All parts of the county report favorab,y on the
wheat pruspoot. Only In spots IL tho stool fa-
j.lrcd, and ssyn therti uHr extenaIvely. Can seo
~ reason wny ;he harvSst s saon!! ~ sal ar cyeG H.
sotao uaishap bsfa!ls II.
vERAIL1oN.
Acreage Of mheat compared with acrcaRe Of
last year uue- htth less. uenernlty tho sttUl ta
thrifty, With ttno {,rt,spcet fur line harvest.
The yield IIer ncru VIII 10 Nv great as tho prcvt-
Gus SEASON. int thern Will he d less number os
Tao pvch I'D u appo Suaa aro ava, ma thsro
are WuXun clouds Ut theul.
y.ASDERDUR0.
No Hy la tho whaut this VI tharo was last year.
wisn 'tsr Scstss D. prseo Wilt isio i"Isry S"s
been done BY rain n1.l frsczng viii be rslnuaod
~ aa.sss vsaes M tS tSs sat k''s n
Tho what Ia considerably damaged ~ this
the crnp Will l's tiat taiufe. la4t your we M hal
suasun II will shrink that much. Oue fruit crop
Will ba Koo4 usaluas tne buds are yet kiiled W
l"ao Trusts and ooEd weather.
being as s.ronx and tfaTlf'y a. Il did thls time
lust spring. The barvest msy and nay not to
vorabls Tsports for sil Kinds Ut fruit. ~
WAKRIck.
Acres OF wheat enwn last tall not In exoess Of
ns
extra. TuU much sewers wlntuf weather. Peach
, 1881-03-28

NTASTED-FISAS WITH St0. 300;
W manufactured stsps. 1unx wanted lthpeo!e-
nAitt; HtH br uretY bsIlf: fuW ttuFCs. aod prOts,
iaEus o5Iets perfucsIs secure Addesss 81 TII1uus.
WILL. SELL \ FURNITURE FACTORY
w unu Ature. vheatL Gusd upen!mK fo. lnAA!nE
nuufrr. Fur tartlcu!ass addtcM a. W. Iuu1uHf.
MoMtfcetiu. tnu
, 1881-03-28

7J,DR SAI4E-I AN GOING To SELL. At
on:c II, acres ~; fur Mills suthwsst ns Cn,on
m: tho land ~ only hnlf mile from dept, and u
~ thu finest quarter hcettGna Ia C0nk County. Wo
nfsF u nj EaU per ncrH refused kaU PER
lures !satn n3u; .tsns.n force. !hs sae viii ssse
I. i. lNIfL, ItUnfn :, nv AfahIton.st
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-03-10
~rE4EaQ <

Xg~EhHEAS, Charles Sanford and
- Mary Sanford, His wife. did, t}
their deed # FroseF~. dated DncsmheT
9th. 1878. aud recorded in Book ~ -
al page - Of the trust records nj
Aldraia county Mo. did convey IL.
the UNDERSIGNED trus the Io}isW-
jng described real estate. situate IN
AUdrai! onituty- Missouri, tn-wit:
Eighty acre.. the We! itA!. vi t..r
northeast quarter of section thirty
six, in township fifty Of range nine.
west. to secure the payment ri 1t Ger
tain note i'll said trust deed describe
ed; ami. whereas. said note i due
and unpaid. Now, therefore, at the
request OF the Legal holder of said
note, / viii, in pursuance OF the pro-
visions OF said deco OF trust. ui
Saturday, the 10Th day of March, 1881.
between the hours of nine O'Clock
a. III. and five o clock p. m. Of that
day, ut the east front door of the
court house, IN Mexico, Audrain
county, Mo-, sell the above described
real estate at publ" vendue, to the
highest bidder, for cash. for the pur-
pose Of satisfying said note and inter-
est thereon and the expenses of exc
cutting this trust.
JAMES CARROLL,
4o-4L trustee.