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, 1881-09-04
COuNTY-BUILDING.

SEVENTEEN insane cases are on the cali in tho
County Court tomorrow.
MAJ. W. II. TAYLOR is being mentioned as
candidate for Clerk OF the Criminal Court BY his
friends.
THE trial of Prince Albert Jones for the mu r.
der Of his brother will bc begun before Judge
Rogers Tuesday morning.
Iran election for County Clerk is held this fall
it is announced that Mr.. Vosswiukle, the present
Chief Clerk Of the o!lice, will be among the can-
lidates.
THE County Treasurer yesterday completed
the sule OF delinquent property iu the Town Of
Calumet, ind will bcgiu on Hyde Park special
assessments tomorrow.
THE County Clerks employees are suffering be-
yond description from the smoke nuisance IN
engine appears to have been placed just beneath
the windows OIL the court, aud the smoke issuing
from tho chimney attached thereto drifts INTO
the olticc, soltng the bucks and stiaing the
clerks.
THE County Board of Education met yester-
day and disposed uf routine business. +. >.
Nctcar was elected teucher Of music and
elocution In the Normal School. Mrs. f. S. Met
calf WIS elected leacher OF drawing aud rhet-
oric; aud Mrs. II. II. Ross was elected to take
charge Of the kinderVarten. Bills were audlted
to the amount OF about <l0O0-
Irwas announced yesterday that on and after
Wednesday tho County Court would te trans
ferred to the South Sidc--the new Court-liouse-
and that ull business Of the court would bo
transacted there after that date. The Septem-
ber term will be opened ut the old rooms us
already announced, rs matter OF form, but all
adjournment to the South Side will be had ut
Uucc.
TIE principals Of the village high-schools of
the county have been selected. and will enter
upon their duties 1o-morrow- They are rs fol-
lows: j. +. klaEing, Kavenswood; ". 4. @ pur-
ington, North Evanston; +. 4. Barnes, VIII
netka; E. F. Flagx. Glencoe;. D. l., De Vine,
Irving Park: ". Il. Wood, Jeferson:. Miss Ella
True Norwood I'urk: j. C.. ScorGltler. Park
1eidge: ". u. Sfmonds, Palatine; J. W. GROCER,
Blue Island; and G. W. Davis, Forrestrille. All
OF the tcacherS new to the several schools.
and with two exceptions, are now in tho
county.
TIE County Board will tomorrow elect the
successors Of Messrs. Eberharslt and Sherman,
OF the County Board Of Education, and three
1'oll-koad inspectors: The gentlemen named
would like to be their own successors IN the
School Board, but Justice Summerfeld, and
Prof. Webster. Of Hyde Park. appear to be III
cned to measure strength With them. The re-
tiring Toll-Isoad Inspectors are j. n Hills, of
Lake View: Louis Pryor. OF Maine. and John
Dltge, OF Niles. Candidates for their places are
slow in coming to the front, and it would not be
surprising to sec the majority OF them re-
elected.
, 1881-09-04

scHwAEGERMAS-:A he residence ssl9 wal.
nut.st at Thursday Edward j.. youngest child
nf William and Emile schWae:erEu.tu. aged months
Fl faae7a}} Sunday, Sept H. at p. N. Friend, aro In
feTinx, q paralysis u tho brain. jaeoS il. Haixht,
Funeral At IL o'clock Sunday, from the house.
., :f nd Sandee m ~
please copy.
,,ds 7s xs:s s ass s:;s e91ssns ss9
Mrs. H. H. Vanderkolk. of this city, aged q years.
hts ss5;2s 81
c5S9ss it hh ss vii j e
thence by carriages to calvary :-...
sSMESGEkAs sd 81 ,ases Gone. An ma g WI a! n SShs
Schc!ngcr 1r. late of chicago. aged IS years.
sstSsss :; Ys7 Stp L
$50 y. III. Burial private
GhuS1sept. =. Herman G' father OF William Grus,
fq III late ~ e No5a
II Cincinnati papers p'caae copy.
SM1TII-At residence. u North Market-st, David
dublin and Cork papers please copy.
w j a. Hv 1re
peton. '''0
,GASSoS- Sept: =: Mary. beloved wife of Jane.
IansTn sunary from hss late re;dsnss SIS
Friends 81 lie faulty Invited to attend '(''
fnnerai viii t,ke place from lis iatc residence sl4
Friends are invited 10 attend.
T. saa M sm's r DAUGHTER OF
Willian Johnson: from venjs Fs,ts,esjeid. ovFe
blocks % north iS u MwauEsc-av. A 10 D'70'@' N"o
TEBo-Aue. 9, at rz!5 Blue lsland-av Emma May,
daughter of Ernncis and surah Tebo, ased . months
, 1881-09-04
KINGS.

On Monday, Sept. $, at 10 O'Clock a. H.,
during the day and evening, King will set Il
lunch. which you and your friends are
cordially invited to partake OF. It will not
be necessary TO enumerate-the bill OF fare
will be after Kings usual style. Remember
King takes the lead for 4 fine drink; one Of
his frozen punches is nectar retined-lt
soothcs the palate of the most fastldlouS.
Kings, II South Clark street.
, 1881-09-04
PHOTOGRAPHY At ITS BEST,

Judging from the amount Of business done by
]. r. Stevens, he is the leading and most popu-
lar photographer in tho city. At the present
time, to advertise bis new gallery, No. los Dear
born street. corner OF Washington, he Is mnk-
ing the best cabinet photos at 81 per Dozen
the amount of his business being SO argc it
pays to do so, and he will continue It. make them
at that price as long as the people appreciate
it end continue their most liberal patronage.
, 1881-09-04
PORT HURON.

PORT 1UROS, Mich, Sept 3-9:W p. H.
Passed up-Propcllcrs ST. Louis. Newburg,
Joseph S. Fay and consort, Passaic and ba rses,
David Baiicutine with schooner A. B. Moore.
Havana and consort. Ontonagon with Mystic
Star and barycs; tug Lakron and barees.
Down-Propeller Wococken with schooners
Delaware, Tempest and burgess, Peter Smith and
bargcs, Henry Howard and barges; schooners
William Crossthwait, Gen. F. Seigcl and Month
cello
Nind-Northeast, fresh. Weather smoky.
, 1881-09-04

Tie Gosclle-1Ioppcr "One Hundred
Wives". company will open the season ut
Poughkeepsie on Sept. 12, returning thence
in November, and nfterw1ru appearing in
New York and BROOKLYN.
, 1881-09-04

2:15 p. m, p. m. Returning leave South Park
at 4&3 p. NJ, $40 p. m., 5:3S p. m., p m. Con-
cert commences at p. N. Fare, Is cents, to
South Park aud return, provided tickets are pur-
chased at ticket Office.
, 1881-09-04

PUKE ,fUGIR.
I Pure Sugar,
H4&9h kSA

By q recent Invention, Starch or Con
Sugar (more generally known rs Cl,.
cose), heretofore. quite extensively nssa
by Confeetiouers. Brewers. etc., hasbqe.
made sufficiently dry and white 50 thatit
can be powdered and mixed with afl
Sugars. It raises tho standard Of eqlar
largely, but, not being SO sweet, redutt,
the saceharine strength, making It per,
essary to use more Of the article to attai,
the usual degree Of sweetness. Iar,s
quantities Of this mixture are now hein,
made and sold Under various brands.
As reffners OF Cane Sugar we are, IN
Yiew OF these facts, liable to be placed |,
false position before the public, rs ths
results Of analysis OF Sugar bonght il.
discriminatory will seem to confirm Tia
false and malicious statements Of inter.
ested persons who alleged it was the com.
mon practice Of the leading retlners Ia
mix Glucose with their Sugars. Nhll.
not intimating that Il mixture Of Glucu.e
aud Cane Sugar is Injurious to health,
we do maintain that it defrauds the il.
nocent consumer Of just so much suett,
ening power. In order, therefore, tha
the public can get Sugar pure, and in tAs
condition it leaves our retlneries, c. b.
SLACK. a large prominent Grocer Il
Chicago, will be found with full Line ei
our Sugars.
Inside each package will be found
guarantee Of the purity OF the contents
as follows:
We hereby inform the public :.
that our Refined Sugars con-
sist solely of the product Of
Raw Sugars refined. Neither
Glucose, Murlate of Tin. Nlu-
Ratio Acid, nor any other for
elgn substance whatever is,
or ever has been, mixed
with then.. Our Sugars and
Syrups are absolutely Una /;
duIterated.
Affidavit to tile above effect In zen
York papers Of Nov. IS. 1850.
Consumers should order from thel
Grocer Sugar in our original packages.
HATEMEYER & ELDER, !:
Decastro Il Bonner Refining Co., :.
III Wal1-st., New York.
Iregard Hayemeyer & Elders Cut Laai
Powdered, Grauulated, and Confeetlon'
ers' Moulded .sA"~ Sugars to be th
Purest, Strongest, and Best Sugars made
in this country, which contain Is to 20
per cent more saccharine strength thai
other reffneries. I don't beliere ahf
prudent Ilousekeeper who has any regard
, 1881-09-04

who was found dead On the beach at West Ha-
ven, Conn.,. supposed to have been murdered, is
said to have been exceedingly beautiful.
Her sudden and shocking death promises one
, 1881-09-04

Sick headache cured and prevented by DR..
Jay Halls new remedy. Sold by druggists.
, 1881-09-04

Buck t. 1snyncr's Moth Powder is q harvester
that reaps roaches by the million.
, 1881-09-04

Of the greatest sensations Of the nineteenth cen
tury. A beautiful lithograph Of herface Is now
being distributed here With the compliments OF
nccd's Gilt Edged Tonic, at all druggists.
, 1881-09-04

THE WILDEY ASSOCIATION OF ILL
l. nnis will hoiu public meeting In the cluh-ruun
ut O'Clock All Odd Fellows are requested IL be
present. and tue meeting will be addressed " promt-
ncnt Udd-feltOws. -
, 1881-09-04

Wells Health Itenewcr-Absolute cure for
nervous debility aud weakness OF mental or
physical functions. 81, at druggists. Depot, s.
Lake street.
, 1881-09-04

TILE SEVENTH WARD REPUBLICAN
i Club will hold a meeting ut Maas' 1laH corner
or Twelfth und Waller Tuesday evening rur the
purpose OF selecting all Executive Committee and
the transaction Ut other Important business. tull
Mt icHdaucH Is FEQur4tEd.
, 1881-09-04

SOUTH PARK CONCERT,
Concert at South Park today in tho East Park.
Trains leave Illinois Central Depot at l3:45 Pm,
, 1881-09-04

He 1K1HCSE- WIS ytsttfuHy 111ue tuu rcc1pIc1t
t,t \ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gold press bAdge.
the following inscription which # BORG explain,
ing who the donors were: To W III Is trchcvAl
11sam hts marine fr1etlds Capt Nl!lls'rl carey.
tue Har0cr1uilstcr. who made the pres entAnon
speech. said that the gift was ntenocd as All ex~
preston OF gratitude for the fairness ard cou-
pfeteness OF the reports in THE TN1nUsES ina
rii1e column hcrchcral, OF course, responded
appropriately
Tur .xner;eoce of thosa WIN hcro ciyen fair
<;ni - r.. ,in.ortn,, 1a,;,. 60 se...,,.n;,,,,
x,nnte with has.n 1se, ;n,ro,,,,cd T., ..n;a..t,
,r.s r., 1r1,vc tfet 1ha,.s ,rI. ssS,, ~ rh..so
E,o..;,ae xrh;ns nn'e..'"itT -, ,a,.. ~ t"o-'
s, "nen ,;:, ; 9 T t ;,,
4h;,iaa 'iew ,s..+ :" -ois .nc1 - tu0 .its, ss
,n,A oT ,na as@ sr,nro a. ouu" ,,,;s,,tsc aud
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-16
Domestic Miscellany.

Newark, n. j., 15.-Nugent g. Co.
have assigned all their property TO Geo.
B. Jenkenson, their receiver. This gives
the Merchants Bank only the usual
claims. They demanded priority.
New Orleans. 15.-The French visitors
were received this morning.
Toronto, l4.-HAnlon and Boyd will
row race on the TyEe for $500 on April
Sd, 1882.
New York, 15.-The World says,
mining i terests have been seriously
affected by the course of some ofthe stock
this sutu nu, and seats here can now be
had for S, SOC that were worth $4,000 six
montbsigo.
Milwa lkee, 14.-The DGily::RepubLt-
can has occurred control OF the Sentinel.
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Railroad Rocker.

New York, 15.-It is estimated that
the final settlement of the Trunk line
difficulties may be on the basis Of tqusl
rates on ocean fseights and difeIential
rates on grain for local distribution.
City Of Mexico, 14.-The time for the
completion of the first section of the
Tuhantepec Railway is extended FIVE
months.
New York, 14.-HeTGId'S Fort Koch,
MT. l. F. Cakes, vice-president OF
the Northern Pacific Railroad, accom-
panied by General Hsupt Anderson.
Mayor Rice, of st. Paul, and a large
number of gentlemen, arrived at Fort
Koch on q special train to-day. The
party is inspecting the work done during
the past year, and Cakes expressed HIM
self we'll satisfied with the progress made.
The sap in the road between Montana
and Oregon is now less than seventy
miles, and will be almost closed in 1882.
The party were received at Fort Koch
by General Whistler and his. officers,
who escorted their guests to headquarters
where thew were sereBaded by a band.
The weather is mild and over 5,OUO men
are at work leading the track OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad westward.
Chicago, 14.-J. B. Forbes, and dis
tinguished party Of railroad msgnates,
including 7. j. Potter, and a number OF
Chicago, Burlington snd Quincy officials,
leave here on Friday for California to
investigate possible future route for the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy to
California, and to cultivate closer traffic
acquaintance with the Atcbison, Topeks
and SantaFe and Southern Pacific Rail
roads. Mr.. Forbes remains in California
this winter.
Davenport, Ia, l4.-Articles of incor:
poration are formed of the consolidated
railway, Life and Accident Insurance
Company, By seventeen promin ent rail
road men. Capital stock, S25,000,O GOO.
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Sleepfno Cars for sleeping purposes, and Pdide9
Dining Cars for eating purposes only. one OILeE
great feature Of our Palace Cars IS SMOhlH9
SALOON where you can enjoy your " Havana
at all hours Of the day. -...,
Magnificent Iron Bridges span the Mississippi
and Missouri rivers at all points crossed by Ibis
Kansas City, LeaVenworth and Atchlson, COZ
nectiOnS being made IN Union DepotS
The principal r. r. connections OF
this great Through Line are as follows:
At CHICAGO. With all dIVerglng hhes LOT phS
At ENGLEwooD with the LIS. & MS. andP,
At wGsE1NGToN HEIGHTS. with P, C. & St
At La sALLR with III. Cezt; R. R.
W.; Ill. Mid; and T. P. & W. Rds;
At Rock ISLAND. with "MlI%aukSe anu txoCS
AtDAVENPORT, with the Davenport DlVisioD
AtWesr LIBERTY. with the B. C. R. & N.R.R
At GRIENELL, with Central Iowa K X
AtCoUlNCIL BLUFFS, with Union PACING Il. h
At OMAHA with 3. & Mo. R. RI. On keo.I
At COLUMBUS JUNCTION. with B, OR &N.R.R
AT OTTUMwA. with Central iowa h H. W.
Ct L & Pac and c.. B. and Q. r. Rds.
AtKEoEUK, with Toll, PEG. & War; W ao,SL
Louis q Pac and St l., Keo. & y. W. K RdS.
At CAMERON, with H. st. J. r. r.
AtATCHlsoE. With tn A5eh., TogekSs z SS santa re;
At LEAyENwoRTH, with Union Fac anc Aan'
At KANSAS CITY. with all lines for the West
and Southwest
Gibson, ard LEAVENWORTH.
Great Rock Island Route" are soLo d
our home Office, address,
f. ST. JOHN
General Ticket and Passenger Agent
.
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CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIEIG Il 7

Is me Gf9ST SQTUSCIinS 6iiiE ~
It's main line runs from Chicago to Council
Bluffs passing through Joliet, Ottawa, La sane.
GeneSeo Moline Rock Island. Davenport. west
Liberty, Iowa Ci:y, Marengo, BroeKIy hGrihIIeII'
Des MoineS (tEe capital OF Iowa., stuart, AtldH-
tic. and Avocz: with orancheS from D S
tine, Washington, FAIRFIELD E1don, BeIknap'
Centreyille Princeton. Trenton, Gallatln, came
ron. Leavenworth, Atchison, and Kansas CITY;
Washington 70 Sigourney, OskaiooSa anu ~, p-
tonsport Independent, Eldon. OttumW2S Euuy-
Vile Oskaloosa Pella. Monroe. and Des MONIES;
Mt Zion to KeoSauQua; Newton 10 Monroe: Des
Moines to Indianola and WinteTset; Atl1ntIS 70
Griswold and Audubon; and Avoca TO Harlan
and Carson. This is positively tne GUY nal az
road. which owns. and operates through line
from Chicago into the State OF kansas. ~,
Through Express Passenger Trans, WITH fuii-
man Palace Cars attached. are run each way qalIy
between CHICAGO and PEORIA, Kansas CILf
COUNCIL BLUFFS, LEAVEEWORTt1 Sno ATChI
SON Through cars are also run between aiiSau
kee and Kansas CITY, VIA the All"S"ASo Sno
Rock Island Short Line"
The "Great Rock Island" Is magnifcehtly
eouipped, Its road bed is simply perfect and lbs
track is laid with steel rails. ,,,,-.
WHAT will please you most will be the pleasure
Of enioying your meals. While passing over the
beautiful prairieS of Illinois and Iowa. in one OF
our magnificent Dining Cars that accompany all
meal as good as Is served in any frSt-ciass hotel,
:or sevensy-hve cents
Approaching the fact that a majority OF the
people prefer separate apartments Tor dlHerenI
PURPOSES land the immense passenger business
Of this line warranting it,. we are Pleased TO an
nounce that this Company runs Pullman Palace
PULLMAN PALACE CARS are ia
COUNCIL BLUFFS. KANSAS CITY, A
all Ticket Agents in the United States
For information not obtainabie at
h. q. CA BILE,
Vjee President and Genera Manager
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-16
Murderous SOn-In-Iaw.

Quitman, Ca, 15.-Mrs. Ann Jami-
son, highly respected old lady resident
of Lake Butler. Florida. was assassin
ated here last night. Her house was first
fred, and as she was running out she was
shot dead by man. Before dying she
said the assassin was her son-in-lsw,
Prom Sapp.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-16
Am Irish Organ.

Chicago, 14-John Finerty. q we'll
known journalist and leader of Irish
Americans in the west. will, on the l4th
of January, stat q weekly paper devoted
to Irish interests, called the Citizen. It
will have q strong corps of correspond
ents, including William Dillon, Dublin;
Eugene Davis, Paris; and T. O'Neill
Russell, New York.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-16
Anti-POIygRmy

New York, 14-Three thousand sigma
lures have already been obtained by
Brooklyn women, to petition TO be sent
to Congress in the latter part Of this
month, asking for the speedy abolition Of
poly gsmy in Utah. An appeal to Chris
tian women to join the snti-poligamy
society is also being circulated in the
principal cities of the United States.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-16
Gable Clicks.

London, lathe Ne,Os, referring to
Secretary Blsine's dispatch to Ministers
Hurlbut and Fitzpatrick, says: It is sat-
isfactory to find the spresd-eagleism of
Blaine is dissvowed by the American
press and people.
A Berlin dispatch says Bismarck is
truly seriously i'll.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-16
POstmRstePs.

Washington, 15.-James S. Bowlbe
was nominated for postmaster Of Canon
City, COL, to-day. and the following con-
frmed by the Senate: William Chance
at Astoria, Oregon; F. z. Brooks,
Tombstone, Arizona; F. Towns, Yuma,
A rizonR
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Casualties.

New York, 14.-Three workmen were
fatally injured by a premature explo-
sion in Bishops Cemetery, Newark.
Chicago, 15.-W. w. OBrien, a no.
ted criminal lawyer, sustained serious
injuries by falling down stairway open
ing on the sidewalk, last night.
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A Nevada Great One.

Chicago, l5.- Warrington special:
Major W. h. Wssson, one of the vet
Grams of the late war, a republican OF
Nevada, has arrived in the city with his
family, and leased houae on Capital
Hill. He is urged for a prominent posi-
ton il the administration.
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Northward Station Southwark

a Freight Train leaves Ogden daily
for Meirose st 800 an, giving daylight
ride through Cache Valley, sOd regular
freight train arrives daily ct Ogden
$50 = N. from Melrose.
GEO. w THATCHEBs 8upt.al
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The Turks New Friend.

CcnItsntinople, 15.-There is now q
firm conviction at the palace that an Of
fensive and defensive alliance win
shortly be concluded with Germany, that
state having the commanding political
influence that England once possessed.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Over the Dam.

Charleston, W. Va, 15.-At an early
hour this morning three ekiffs containing
eight workmen employed on the govern
ment dock No. 8, were driven by the
force of the current over the dam. -Four
Of the occupants were drowned.
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moNETARY AND STOCKS
New York, Dec. Is. 1881.

New York, Dec. Is. 1881.
Silver bars 1l2; Money, 6 to Is
per diem: governments, steady; stocks,
dull, weak; Western Union, 86H;
Quicksilver, H.. Pacific, 49N; Mari
pose, s; Wells. Fargo, 134; New
York Central. 95; Erie. Az; Panama,
10; Union Pacific. 1917; bonds, 1I72s:
Central Poetic, Az; bonds, ll6; sutr, ,
, 1881-07-20
BY ,IELE(aRAPu.


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l,lult, American, R15l
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turn dull. nnw Weatarn mlx0d, II lid.
tsAIti-Amtrlcan, He Id.
fAnSH AMI FAnI,cs-At Manchester quiet but
atendJ.
Annr!can. la,,xu.
la.$noS. July H. -TuhrESr,NK-splrlts, III Gdb
taa Ni.,
AsrwEnr. .iuls ta--rErttIi.rrM-iyk
The following wer1 received by tho Chicago nonrd
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, 1881-07-20


pATThk-1here whas no noteworthy change IN
sires The suppy vus cun,pashsiyely light. 80 Tint
although tho demand wns hacking In nctislty. selera
iuud no serious difficulty In sustaining prices. Fat
rae wcta IN scanly tupny. md sold as atrong ~ 0
lny day Ut }ats There wera not ennuRh of tlcu. 10
upri batn shippers ind cxprtors. md specially de-
!rutls rures cuu,munded fnther bUtter prices than
m the ,}ay bBfure Medium ghaskeA wore
. some nxtant nc11rctsd+ hut il thu
.tacnco VI an, h'uple hnppty a. thg
: Texans wa xssln pretty fui. nnAriY 2GD bend be-
us uttered Canns1s WV ptSasss , h1wsySr' M Mess
vt fulI dxares ,rhe hest It them we're taken ~
Nbt .sis|nx y shat 1snpf . ThSts @ xese @ FIX Eaod
nasi1es Nssa ii alyEaff:X .scri,ba so!a ni tl&kV
VI c0nmoh 4. 1n! hiItc'sn lots Mt G2t< y, ahn.
u. stocAer. Hvle a. dull ~ bGsnte. There waA
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e. y lb; ~ acs"T'!ns @ Y a!!sy sek SSxsf tssh,s we're @
eal, This KaneenI E,arsSf tnxg1 eeenHY.
, 1881-07-20

MILWAUKEE, duly observation-disclosures and ilrIu.
nNAts-WIlent struilx; MA Milwaukee and July,
Nl2}1, August, sII4 SentuntGr, tl.t:stt, t'ct'bcr
and Nuyen,bar. silaLd, Na,I Milwaukee. sLal's@t.t',
Nh. ilu nnu'inal Ct,sn scarc0, Nh. At tic. Oas
nHninntt NJ. nt a'sa. lt5o lntls No. ~ l.. nnr-
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Aupnss .l os1 nG5kt 81, sas d a
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ifuitA-Elrmar, ktIkotn.
EnEtIilfTa--yehoa % lt.t1.Ia, ?}{aIo.
1,3kt ttt.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 1000 Iris. wheat, lsaou bu,
corn, 2,aI bti. = ..'
, 1881-07-20

Hep,rnpnr. I7I{9MEos !ktohor. s'si4H9. !,ais az.
e!.ed, 81. = wlsu. +sh"toi No y do, Ut i5&s.
Mnsis1Jrt-r!sut s,st11l4M.
GfTrEat-HiHA1ys h,l.ltFMtGlF hctlvNS nhc1lANKuA.
Enthusiastically ltMlA.
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txTtltDLxffM-S1niInNly ufiChanR1d.
WJjiKKY-Frt: <4
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'SiilrWEx1s--sYhcnA lA0m BIT.
, 1881-07-20

cRy4ApxtFA3A. IL. July A-Fa0ua-vtrm. Aln'
psa0A sktTaa, 4&utbf2GdD, ohio s1ssss, ea1tsda.
winter pAtants, tkAj; Minnesota pstaRt proosss
ch0tas. N,aL Nys uo1r qulsst sA1a4AM
QRA4k-Mheat zeslFsi sp4eAia1tya buslnssst No.
sol. pgoHp$ shlpulens, tL5t fu.h1 No. red July.
sl.1N{4l.gt August. el:7&<9kASi esptsnbsE, el.ssA
1i.7d}tt., October, tl.h43Laat. Torn nrns high
p,i1sd gsaIn depot {ei stsAmoE on track. grain ds'
ea&A55slasn<o; sal tplxsd. July, Me, Auzust N4c,