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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-21
9mr65@IaocmScr @rfoI4.

lleber 1000 Grcnplore bcS in ben Sp0lten bic
fer Seituu9 an9csci9ten ouS9eictdnetcu Su1cS
Scr &ettu n9Sanfcr" Wurbcn im yauie
bcS uori9en Mondts ub9cicbt, uio iin6 mir icit
bauon ilberSei9t, 6ap ieOcs ~berfclben III baa 0auS
beS 0dnbwcrfers, SurmcrS unb EMBELLISHMENTS,
ioipte i'll Die itrablenben YaIditc Der 3teidcn,
6rcubc, SrOit, 6rtcocn nnO GLiifielt9tcit &C.
bra6t bat.
SoIicn mir, 6aB bur6 bic wcrtbunIlen 9totbz
I9ld9e ocS ,.9t ettun9SnnterS" enblid) bent
erbGrmIi9en &reibell Der Suafiulbcr, Tabrifulz
ten lO9enannteG s,ta5tr,lSsr 9sl,m't{el, l0@Ie
i1rtftei1> bic 9ttdtS ais Die Stu5bcutun9 ibrer
Spicr besuefeu, ell b~albi9cS Gmoc bercitet pcrbc.
SieS lit uller auirt6tt9cr A&uni6.
Hbilabetpbia .Suoeblatt,"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-21

neln I'M @eIidt, @eyGuit Der 3eusun9stralt tornen bes
ftimntt ae6etlt peroer. O1u1eH, IUel6e bee Aufunerts
iomitcn SebanOlnro ~btbiirier, mDsen poripre9en obeC
ldycIben. Sin aneereEn mes !Oeim iIr Sroufe.
Gin @id1 fIr WtilinttcN, Oct SetrdtbSs
@eOhoci1ce, - inat iibcr btcie 6rontbetten Niles,
aud per beirotber ioute nno ptr uno marum ri6t: 10
Gents, iIr Borto; oas ~rectoirie uno crweiterte BUD
25 Gents. Or. Somes bat 80 9immer nuo Porlors;
man iictt teinen Mrceren, ais ben Doctor. Sprets
Itunocn pom . llbr 8ormittoJ5 bis T lhr ?beros;
Sorntu3s Don 10 Bis II. Or. Somes lit 10 Sabre alt.
vNerUile Hil8". 5 SG D is bs Rs5s4,s gs9T's
seuonuen, bab n:un i3ebntel olcr Storunaen unO 9rlls
iunaeu in 6omilien in 9ebeimen seidle1tIi4en Neis
ounsen Der Wtdnner unb 6rnnen ibsn grmnO boben.
3auienoe babei,, obne bic wobre llriu4e 81 'ern.r, itr
Scben ~trlbieI;9 pcrpuitet, neil lie bic 4tittel nidt
faRuten. es bell urO 9lidltd gu MAIDEN. Die aus Sur'
Seln uno &rduter bcreittten yHerpine ptas" Ioeroeu oe
Sdwddsn uno S9wddIideU itdrten. Oa5 9erlorene
ODER nie porbanber @epeiene piro lid etriteGer uro
~bduslides esfId b~ringen. Oas yeben lit Su tnrj, nm
cs in bunrpIem riibiiun 81 perbrin9en, roGbrcno cine
SGdditet Gtqen iiir 81 NnneGmltbfettcn, nnb ie4s iiir
SIS 0eilun9 brineen. @eseu Ginienouns beS Vreilss
p~srlicaeIt Onr6 bic pOit Deridnbt. @eiBer Slug rOtrO
beitimmt aebeift.
vGindOuia YiQ5". s23Ss S:iia g5!ti fit S 5si'
NM NIB 1torpbinsG Ner unb uumdb,s e Iriuter. Ste
pirter sauberblit, perleiber Nppettt nHo re9er ce
Noaeut5dttate tt an. aus ~9&ur;cIu, 9tinoen uro Sran'
TEN bera.itcat. Sn Der Office ODER UerHeselt onrd bic
&oit ;u be,itbcn. 81 bic S6d4tet; 9inen iIr Trautn
ST bic S6aptel, ie&s iIr So GoniultotioneH nets IreL
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-21
Glue ttcuc G%iicMbaDI fitr oic n0rSz
IiG3cu Sorft6Otc.

8ie Scrr 6. 6. Sole einem 8eri9terz
itatter mjttbeilt, lit Der 4Ialt, cine lleue
8a4u na6 ben u0rD[iHen 8oritdoten an<
Sulegeu, BON Dem i6on lett por ldngerer
!3eit Die Hcoe mar. icincr NusfIbrung iebr
naDe. Sieie 8abn iou BON &auopIpbz
StraBe alb untpeit oeS Seeufers in ctnem
Sunnel bis sur StaDtgrcnse uno BON ba
ab Dberiroii6 bis Safe Sorreit gebaut
iDerDen. SAmalipurise Ooppel8eletie
iinb in QusitGt 9enommen uno Der gez
trieb Der Sabn iOu Gbnli6 benz Der 9tep
0orfer tSDdbabneu eingertdtet nerben.
0ie llnterueDnler bebauptcn, baB ibnclt
bercitS $1,000, 600 &apiraI geit6ert ltno
unO ie lagen, Dap Tie nm Die n0tDige1
GDnSeiiioneu cinf0mmlen Weroen, iobalo
ie ii6 Oas Wcgere6t erfauft babeu.
Sails Die Sabn ie ge5alt miro, Deroen
Durb iie Die Sabrprciie Sipii6cu Gbicago
uno Den nOroltden SorltGDten cine gang
bebcatenbe @rmdBigung erfabren.
Die ne;ic 8aDu miro Der Gbicdgo=
giortDnelternz 8abn unbeOingt cine itarfe
G%oneurreu3 MAIDEN unO 2cstere rid)tct iid
baber bcreits barauf elm, OerieIben be9esz
men su %fDnner, obldom Die Seamten Der
ytortbneiteru Dem neucu uuterirbiiden
6abuz9roictt fcinen @lauten bei3umeilen
Dorge6en.
SIN 2aufc bes Sriibiabrcs ioa bis9torbz
Gponiton Gin 0Oppel9eIclle gelc9t Dcroet
uno cine 8ernlebrung Der Silge cintrete1,
UNI auf Die Netlc Dem forttu1breto iDahz
.lelloen Yal1GgterzS crtebr 81 entlprc1cn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-21
Sic critic 2lu;abIuue fir Die

- Sic critic 2ln;ablung fir Die iebt iii
ieinem ~alleinigeu BefiB ii6erRebenoen, frils
ber geneiniamen BailcrDerfe, in Uetrage
bon $12.CO tpuroe Sreita9 Dom Conn
Gate on bas Somn 0DDc gart g~cleiltet,
naGoem Die Serren QrmOur, Sberman
uno SSoipler Die fit Den 9lufauf nOtbigen
Ipn0s por0eidolien battel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-21

-@ine ergOBltdeSc Scene ipielte ii6 por9ez
itern i'm Grimiualgeri6te ab. 6ilfsz
StaatsanDalt Snobom Der60rte iii einem
Sasateuz YroSelie eireu .3euaeu fir bic
Q~(nflose nnO forOerte bc1iclben i'm @ers
loufe beS ScrbDrS auf, ibm ben Nn9etlagz
ten, ben er iebr 9euau 9eleben unO crfannt
baben tpoute, 81 5eigc1. Sbne ii6 etneu
Wloment 5u bciinnen, rintete Der 3euse
leincn 3ei9eftn0er auf einen ettpaS ieitz
pGrts iibenDen, anbdhtig Ioui6enben
@el6morenen. 3ul6auer, @elhwOrene,
Nouotatcn II. j. 10. bradcn in elm ihaaenz
0cS @eld6ter aus uno iclbit 9tidter
Wforan mar ni6t in Stanbc, iein @eiiht
Dor Dem Souneni6cine eires flii1tigen
&16eln5 Su betpabren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-21

0idts iibeItriiit Das 81 me ia n / :
Idle &uQelz8 ai6bIau al 9teiu=
belt Der I3uiammen iebun8 uno oil i6Dner
@irtun9 III Der gal1e. Eclet Die be3l9z
Itde Nn3eigc.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-21
StQOt Chicago.

nnfcr 3ciIemoer, Scrr GsIccetss
Der Sod, miro III Den mGG)itc1s
Sa0ct Mnicrc 3IbOnnentcn tut
ittoIiG1cn SIinOiS bcfmOctt.
SSn. StaatSscittttg 60.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-21

pa SEER 0co. &mc&ert, reifctsz
Der 9tsct.t Der SItnOis S~tGatS5eiz
ltms, befItdt 0c8cutpartig 1.nicre
0bouncutctt i'm Staatc ScG6s.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-21
9NiGfia fiir Mnticnten-Mer ar;

@SiGtt8 fir 8aticnteu.-9er ar0Bte
g9obltbdter lit tuer SdmerSen Iinbert n
&ranfheit beiIt. 81. Silsbee bat burd
letne spunberbare @%utocduug bes ANA
AESAS, zines bur6aus Iei1teu, raid
nno ultrl9Ii6 Dtrfenoen 6silmittels fit
&1morrbot0ctt in allen Staoicn, betz
pes nolbra0t. 10000 9ebciItc 9atienten
ibc5e"9eI .leine 6eilfraft. @S lit ein ein=
taUer Gtntl9run9sf0rper, Der aIs Gr=
netbun8smitteI uno Wteoisin oient. Gin
oerung trttt iofort ein un0 bic 6eilrna lit
getpiB. YreiS $1.00. Groben fret. fSran=
tirt 3u9el6lds ourd 8. 9teultQOter & Co.,
8or 3946, SEEM g)ort
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-21

Scrr &cter GIamTcn, %rciicmScr
9tgcrt Der SsnimoiS Sfaats5citung.
beitsd1t 9c8cmtu6rttg 1taicrc Mbon=
atestem tut Stonte 9StScoMiiU.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-21
Spe;ial=4 n;cI0en.
Cine

Nm Ine. w.It: al ben Nois.n pom Snsenbfinbtn.
9ferpoier S6pdde, Gnt.rdfiisnne. @erluit Der Mdus
~nes:roit &C Ietotu. ieuoe i'd fOiteutrei eir gHeSer, poS
M;iioner in Glib. amerita sntbe6t. S&idt elm abreis
fries 6Onpert an Rev. Scieps L SnuaE. Citation d
Dem Slof Ctr. 17M0t, 1Sieotuwk
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-21
0os MTbIihe NIT hem Sh6nen perbinz

9as NiiBIide nit Dem S6Onen perbiaz
bend brin9eu ms OieleS Sabr Die !6erren
q. gogcler & so. in benz 3nmbtrgcr
SSGuttItenz &atenocr fir 1884 cine
piItommene @abe fir Sung Mno NIt.
Ser 9alenocr lit elegant 9eOru6t, nit Dibz
iheu Slluitrdtioncn Derlcben IND fam nit
9tcbt Die &rone aicr meoisiniiben Salem
Der gennnnt tperben. 9ericlbe lit III ieDer
@potDefe au Eaben; bat Guer YlpotDeter
beliel6cn nidt ~uOrrdtbig, 10 bittet i'm, Daz
uni at idreibeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-21
9te 8eanten bcS lusiteQuua5oes

UlE OtUIIIIEN Ul9 Observation-Disclosures
bGubes babsn Dem @recutipz Gomitc Der
@artenbaus Wcleui6aIt OcS StaottS SIiz
1pi5 bic Sunlme bon $1,000 aurYertii9uug
g~eiteltt. beDuiS Gertpenbung 81 Greiien
fir cine in Gcrbiroung nit Der DieSidbris
gen 6erbitau5iteQun9 abSubaIteuoc Blus
ulerz. Obltz ulD @enliliez NuSitellMn9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-21
2luSscbrtna aebeiIt.

Sin alter 9trst, Der iid aus Der graris
3uriifge3ogen bat. erbielt Dor DieIeu Sab
reu bon einem oittnoiihen WltIiiondr bas
9c3ept zines einfaheu uc0ctabiIiIWcW
SScilmittctS fir cine idlheIe uno oauz
errne 6eilung Der QlusSebrung, 2ungenz
iudt, beS Satarrbs, IitbnlaS, oIer 0alsz
IND 2ungenent5inoEugen. iopie auer
Nerbenleioen Sauienoe bon tpuuoerbaren
&uren iiuo iDm bamit %gelun9en, unO ct
bdlt es iebt fir ic;ne Gfi6t, bteies !9eilz
mittcl Der leibenben Menldbeit befannt gu
gebeu. ct icuDet bas Gc5ept f~oitenfret
nit 9enauer 9LntDetiung Der 3ubereitun95z
art E1o OeS 0ebrau6S, e1ttueDer in Oeutz
iher, fran50iii6er oOer engIiidcr Sprad,e.
Wtan lcge i1 Den Srief cine Sret Gents
Yoltmarfe, benlerfe oen gtnmen oieies
8lattes, unb aDreiiire: g8. B. Sberar,
149 Botuers 8loG, 9to6eiter, u. 9.
1unn13rnnh in9S
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-21
Gs .uiro lid tstt,tcr meiuer tpGrm1ter

IS l0tr0 1td) tttttNcr meiner tpGrmiten
@lnpfebluug erfreueN, iagte 6err G6eo.
8afelce, Battle @reef, O1ih., aIs Die
Sprade auf oas ct. SafobszOel fam.
SO babe cS al mir ielbit erprobt uub Durd
ieinen @ebrau@ uidt nut &inoerung, ions
bern 9eiIung meiner rheumatilden
S9mer5en e~raielt. Oas OeI nurbe ferner
in nlciler SauiIie bel perl6ieOenen @ez
legenbeiten nit benz Observation-Disclosures
Grfolg a%ngetpan6t. 20
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-21

r,dtunsen setroffen iperSen tOnnen. ben
8su i'll Bridgeport.
MmdbLi6 rider mir benin ou6 1T Ole
Triibiabrsz Champagne Elm. Die GcpNblttas
iler boben bereits stpei Wtaporsz @anoioaz
ten i'm 6elbe, 6erru Seize Spaloing. truS
beres DtitsIieb bes StaOtraths, Der elmer
Der gr0Bten biciieen !6olabdnDler lit uno
tets ein iebr eifri9er 9tepubIifaner mar.
unO ben .ieBieen alderman bon Der britteu
@arb, 6errn Glarf, gleidfuls Saul
maltn llnD ell Wtann. Ser in ieinen SreIs
1en icbr beliebt lit. Nud iprtbt man BON
Miebsrauiiteuung BON Monroe 9eatb, beiz
ieu 34sid6rise 8eripultun9 alI9emein be-
frie6i9te. Die 0emofraten tuerOen ieOen=
faus Garter $. 6arrtion ipieOer aufltelen
unO iiberbaupt bas gauge alte &idet. NIT
2~tuSnabme Oes SdaBmeiitcrs, Der bent
@eleBe aufoIse niht nieosr 9eiuGblt tpcrs
ben fam. SiS iebt lit Der .Sanpf nod
Elm lebr liebenSpilr6iger, abcr CT tplro
mobI nod beiB 1elrq tDeroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-21
sltt oic sMlninnSlmfiact. s

9ieicnigelI, nel6e inter Der D%erberblidet
Strenge unlcreS &liinas Oil ibren 2ungen
leioen, nOer ielblt Gol6e, tpeIhe bcretts
bon Der Shpinbiudt ergriffen limb, nidt
an ibrem Sell ueraneifeln. IS 9iebt ein
barmIOieS rnb unfebIbare5 Wfittel, oas
Iei6t erprobt iperoen fam. "Wilbor's
Compound of Cod Liver Oil and Lime"
beitbt ni6t ben wirtli6cu @erud oeS
Gbrons, nie berielbe bis6er gcbraudt
purDe, lit abcr Durd DEN 3uiab BON &alf=
8hoSpbat init einem bcilenoen Clement
bcgabt. tpeI6eS ben Gbran DoppeIt mirfz
Jam ma6t. 8ebersig Sipertbc 3eu0niiie
ieiner !0cilfrGfte f0nnen allen 8iBbegieriz
gen norgcLc9t iucrben. gu haben BET
81. 8. 2SiIbor, @bemifer III Bolton.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-21
Wicbmarft.

trafen Bis Samltae "a. 963 @tid etn, gez
gen 10, 636 Gtiif in Der Bormohe, nno
Deridtfft wuroen {, 1855 Stid 9e9en 49,
1874 Stiid. Greiie nm 25(@5Oc. oas 100
8fo. b6bcr ais rorige gSode.
Eerfnuft ipur0en II. g.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-21
Die Durdi9nittspreile iieuten lid folz
9enoerma6en:

Nm SWtuctHcrnnrtt
betrugen bic 3ufubreS nur 64,O56 Stif
gegeu 1884 Stiif in Der pori9en Modc.
Shwere Y0feltpaare mar INN sc. nieoris
ger, i6tpere Shweite gum Serianbt na6
bem Often oapegeu unl soc. u1to Iei6te UNI
Soc. bOber, ais in Der Eorwobe. @m
Sainita8 iuurOe be3ahlt fit Sbweine:
Sd,uers S9wtine GUM G6teln $3.50 @5.95
S9iuere S9weinc iiir ben Olten... $40 @6.65
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-21
Gurdidnittsset
2lasemcimer @aarennarft.

9 NIT er. Set. gc3ahlt ipur6e
fit v@reomerp" 28@32. Stride bette
rDairp" 22@27e.. mitteIlnGBtge 16@2Oc.,
ecringcre Woare 1O913c. Stlidbutter
(rolD 16@2Oc.
Ger. s4@s5c. fir frii6s.
Sprit 1907.
Sn s in in It att 1.O4.
Sn = cOrtd LOG.
Sn Baltimore lii.
Sn Ct. 0ouis LOG.
Gartoffe Ell II. - Qn Gleinb1n6ler
8eadbLoips 81 @S5c. urb GorIp 9toie 700
Use.
@efIl geL. 3ebenbe Buter 100
per Bfuno, geiGIa6tete 113913c. 6abner
Icb. 6@7c. unb geidl. 94(01O1c. bas Yfo.
@dnie 6.O0(67.OO bds OBo. flr lebenoige.
geihl. 6@1Oc. bas Nfo. Sch. @ntetr $3.25
@3.5O, 9eldl. 9@12c.
g dtpein {, mitteLihtDere bis i6tpere
6.823@7.00 unS ipdter 6.75@6.80.
Bobnen. 8efte vytapp" $1.95@
1876; Oitlide uOteDtum" $1.75; tpeitz
lide 81. 7O@1.75.
Marromfat" 1.O5@1.15.;
TeIberblen 9O01.05 Der Buidsl; Spltt
23@24c. oas Yfuno. 8clte grune 1900
lao.
9oni9. Better iteuer in Waben au
14@17c. per ID.
@ttrOnem. 1901 so bas aiit=
den.
Qptelltnen.- Sloribd 90 90
bos SOB. @aleucia 6.50M7.00. Nleiitna
2.50@3.0O bas &tit6en. Samaica 5000
600 Oas SaB.
@ronberries. - 7.25@7.5o bas
TaB rBel & 8u9le". runDe 6.OO;06.5O.
SelIer te 35@4Oc. oas Obb.
v8e tent or ia. vGboice 5url uno
Carpet 8ruib" cote; i6Oues v@reen"
%vielfnorfina" 6(064c.; v9teD Eippeo"
ietiporfius" 5053c.; eeringere GuaLttdt
nnO 0teb 8ruib s4@4@c.: frut1mes
3@4c.
AepfeI. = a.oo@3.oO bas 6oB. ie
mad QuaIitGt.
Nlffe. - rgeonuts" GenneiIee S9c..
@ilmin9ton &C., Gir9inia &c. Neuc
@aitanien 1.5OM3.0O Der 0uibe[: 6iforu
25(035 fir aroBe uitb 90@1.1O fir
SbeQbarf WaIniiie 90c. (0$1.0O bas
TaB. gnsl. @o1niiile 15c. fit neue;
NlanbeIr, barti6altge, 16@19e.. 16c. fir
ipeidi6aliac unb Csc. fir illuminating.
WebL (na9 bent n~eueiteu BOricnbes
ridt.1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-21
M @ HOSPITAL
2O4 @afbinetom CTR, Gbtcaeox

UUHl OIUut
81 bent al
den 3we6
eirt. nm III
Sduet pom cd
d,ronif6en IN, ;
ieuz 2eiben in IN
permidclieit "a N
unperSnaltde Aby lie
at ueridofier. Dr.
& a III es itebt bez
tonntlt9 felt 30Sa5s
rem an brr Spige Der
6eiItunbieen. Alter
urb grfobrurs itnb
b6dit wt6tig. Gus
menituf. uddtlide
n.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-07-20
Letter From Temples Mills, Florida,

TEMPLES MILLS, July 18-EditOr Morning
Netos: The crop reports for this part of the
State are fully up to the average, when taken
as a whole, with present indications that cot
ton will be better than usual. The long con-
tinued dry weather and almost total failure of
early vegetables had made some very long
faces, which have shortened decidedly since the
late refreshing rains.
The Red Mems Wigwam at Starke is fast
nearing completion. The contractor, Mr.. j. G.
Blanchard, has, notwithstanding the hot
weather. pushed his work with a vigor seldom
seen. and the work is firstclass in every re-
spect. The chiefs of the order raised at the
Council Sleep of the Sixth Of Buck Moon were:
Prophet, w w. Tumblin; Sachem, w. N.
Msacham; Senior Sycamore, c.. G. Powell; Ju-
nior Sycamore J. Q. Adams; First Sannap,
w. Lake; Second Sannap, Q. L. Peek; First
Warrior, j. o. Haynes; Second Warrior, z.
Burnsed; bird Warrior. j. NJ Hilton; Fourth
Warricr j. J. SpaTkman; First Brave, --;
Second Brave, W. H. Gurney; Third Brave, j.
Dohin: Guard of the Wigwam. g. w. Nc
Kinney; Guard of the Forest. w. G. Baisden.
The Chiefs holding over from last term were;
Chief of Records, G.. Frank Hall; Assistant [
Chief of Records, James Millen; Keeper of
Wampum, J.. WikouSki; Vice Great lncoho-
nee, George F. Hall. assisted by w. Lake as
Great Junior Sycamore. performed the duties
Of raising up the Chiefs.
This-Osceola-tribe is not quite two years
old, yet it has raised enough money to build a
large two story hall, pay all necessary ex-
penses. give largely in the way of charity. and
hiss a snug sum in the wampum belt for
the necessities of any brother sick or in distress.
The losses of Mr.. Simon J. Temple, bv rea-
son of the blowing up of his mill and the burn
ing Of the mill near Waldo. do not seem to
change him in the least, but with vigor un-
known TO most men of his ears, he is pushing
his work v ith all the vim of his earlier years.
In three weeks less one day from the time his
mill exploded he was running again in better
shape than before. w. LAKE.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-07-20
Letter from jefferson County, Ga.

LOUISVILLE, July lS-EdttOr Morning NelUs:
AS it has been a long time since anything from
this section has appeared in the News, 1 will
try to tell something about crops, etc.
We had a great deal of rain in January and
February, which prevented the usual and
necessary work of those months, causing
many farmers to be quite late in getting the
ground prepared for seeding. Then just after
the most of the corn was planted we had a
flcod Of rain, the earth baked, and corn did
not come up. in some cases, under six weeks.
OF course we had bad stand, replanted three
and four times, so that it was lst of June be-
fore We got stand. The drought in April and
May prevented late cotton from coming up
until June, when we had one good rain, and
from then till now no rain, but the hottest
weather ever felt. Thermometer 102 in the
shade.
Corn crop is almost. If not quite ruined. There
is a worm which bores into the stalk near the
ground ana is doing the crop more harm than
the drought and heat. Cotton crops are quite
clear of grass, but small and suffering now for
rain. Peaches and apples abundant, pears a
failure. Altogether. l think the prospect a
gloomy one for the farmer,
1 should feel as though 1 was out of the
world if it wss not for the weekly visits of the
WEEKLY News. A copy of this good old paper
should be in every household in Georgia and
Florida.
We were greatly shocked at the attempt
upon the Presidents life. Heartfelt sympathy
and a most earnest desire for his recovery is
felt by everyone in this community.
That the subscription rolls of the News may
continue TO grow, is the hope OF
CoUNTRYMAN.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-07-20
THE STATE UNIVERSITY.
phOmOre Orators Medals - Hon.
Emory Speer Elected a Trustee by
Ihe Alumni-Che ChancelIOr's Re-
ceptiOn-A Splendid Meteor.

ATHENS, GA, July 19-The junior exit
bition came off this morning before large
audience. Although only four out of the
ten speakers appeared, the entertainment
was voted success. At the close of the
speaking, Senator Brown delivered the two
sophomore prize medals. There was
a perfect ovation of applause when,
in accordance with the expectation
of many, he named Davis Freeman, of Sa-
vannah, the winner Of number one. E. J..
Jacobs, youthful Israelite, of only four
teen summers, won the second.
This afternoon the alumni met and elect
ed, after several exciting ballots and
speeches, Hon. Emory Speer as their trustee
in the board. There was a strong feeling
against him, and he was elected on the
fourth ballot by only one majority.
The trustees to day elected Mr.. Thomas, of
Athens, to succeed Aida Johnson, deceased
Tonight DIR. Nell held at his hospitable
mansion the Chancellor's reception. Many
were present and went away delighted.
A brilliant meteor was visible in the
northwest at 9:l5 p. m. For a moment the
whole heavens were resplendeut with the
glowing light. Then in a twinkling of an
eye it was gone.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-07-20
How She Voted.

A very amusing comment upon GER
tain phase of the woman's suffrage ques-
ton ist old by one of the tellers at the last
Boston city election, and vouched for by
him as absolutely true. A woman well
known in strong minded circles came to
the polls, vote in hand. Upon being
asked her name she hesitated little, but
concluded upon the whole to give it. She
seemed to have similar misgivings about
replying to an equally impertinent ques-
ton in regard to her place of residence,
but in this matter also she decided TO
yield. The name being checked upon
the list, the voter was told to deposit her
ballot, which, after examining the ballot
box with some curiosity she did. She
stood an instant In an attitude of ex-
pectancy, and then asked:
is that all2"
Eyes, madam" answered the teller.
"Then, if that is all, " she asked with
some asperity, "why do you men make
such fuss about it?"
The tide of voters kept waiting by her
delay became at this moment too strong
for her, and she was swept forward with
her question unanswered. She fingered
about, however, and in the first lull came
back to the ballOt-box.
'If you please" she said to the tel
ler, I'D like to see that vote put in
there
''But you cannot" said he ga vote
can't be taken out of the box"
"But | want to see it very much, she
persisted.
"What do you want of it, madam 2"
he asked politely.
"Oh," was the naive answer, 81 want
to see who / voted for"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-07-20

LONDON, July 19.-The Irish party in the
House of Commons seems not quite so hos
tile to the commissioner under the land
bill, on second thought, as it first appeared
to be, though Mr.. O'Dounell, who is some
times more extreme than even Mr.. Parnell,
declares all of them unacceptable, and says
the Home Rulers will obstruct the appoint
ing clause. The Conservatives are not dis
satisfied. as Mr.. J ohm E. Vernon, who is the
business member, is the confidential agent
of two Conservative Peers. 1t is believed
that the appointment will smooth the way
for the bill in the House of Lords.
The correspondent of the Standard at
Durham says: "a telegram from Pretoria
states that the terms of the convention be-
tween England and the Transvasl, as settled
by the Royal Commission, give the
Beers the right to elect a Volksrard and
President. The treaty reserves to the Suze-
rain the right OF declaring war. The whole
of the Transvsal is to be retroceded"
Sergeant O'Hagan, one of the Commis-
sioners under the land bill. is the son-in-
law of the Lord Chancellor Of ireland. Jao.
E. Vernon, another Of the Commissioners,
gave evidence a few years ago before MIR.
Shaw LeFevre's commission on the Bright
clauses of the land act OF 1870, and strongly
advoc ated comprehensive system Of pea
SAINT proprietorship.
The Daily Telegraph understands that Mr..
Parnell will not participate in the opposi-
tion to the Land Commission.
Sir Michael Hicks Beach has removed his
motion in regard to the Transvaal from the
order book OF the House of Commons.
Although there will be partial discussion
of the motion this session, it is
understood that the full debate will be
deferred until the next session of Parlia
ment.
The House of Commons to night again
took up the land bill in committee. Clauses
46 to so were passed. The House then ad
journed.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-07-20
COSTLY SYRACUSE BLAZE.
An Entire Block DestrOyed-LOss
$3OO,OOO.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, July 19.-The Weiting
Opera House building. in the centre of this
city, one of the best buildings, containing
one of the handsomest opera houses
in the State, took fire this morn
ing and was wholly destroyed
within two hours. 1t has been the most
disastrous fire In Syracuse within thirty
years. The estimated loss is upwards Of
$500 600. Fully fifty tenants occupied the
block, all of whom are losers to a consider
able amount. The block was four stories
high, covering half an acre, and was valued
at 100000. 1t was insured for $S5, 600
The other principal losers are as follows:
Rosenblous Bros, shoe dealers, loss $780,
600, insurance $22, 600; G. W. Ingalls, & Co ),
shoe dealers, loss $35, 900, insurance $40, 600;
Everson, Trissile & Co., hardware, loss $780,,
600, insurance $4,000; Giles Everson's pri
vate books. loss $40 900, no insurance ; 8. P.
Prince q Co., crOckery damaged by water
and fire, loss $40 600, insurance covers their
loss Z. H. Saottock, saloon, loss 81, 0G0,
insurance SO 900; Charles P. Powers, drugs,
loss $4,000, insurance IS, 500; E. B. Crofut
u Co., seeds aud agricultural implements S,
loss IS 000, insurance $6000 Warner
& Co.'s and many other offices were but
slightly insured. The New York State
Banking Company saved it's money and
papers. Half dozen persons were more or
lers seriously injured by falling walls and
debris. 1t is feared that one or two persons
perished in the burned building. This is
the third time within twenty FIVE years that
buildings on this site have been burned.