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Middletown transcript., 1881-09-16
MARRIED.

CAULK-ELLIOTT-O Thursday evening.
september St1, 1881, at the residence of BEN
jaInin Caulk Esq. by Rev j a. Stone. Rec
tor of st. Thomas Church, John L. Elliott. of
Lexington, No., and Francis o. CauIk, of
Newark Del
Middletown transcript., 1881-09-16

IT IS simply marvellous how quickly consti-
patton. biliousness, sick headache, fever and
ague, and malaria, are cured by sellers
Liver Pills.
Middletown transcript., 1881-09-16
n. A. DAUPHM
New 6au.1n@-

N,
No. SlS Broadway, New York
Al our Grand Extraordinary Dra,Oi,i10s g,.e
under me supervision ana Infringement of
GENERALS G. t. BEAURRGARD ,,rd III. y
BAL A. EARLY. 'N ~
Middletown transcript., 1881-09-16
WESLEYAN NFBMALE COLLEGE

Increase of boarders 100 per cent within
three years. Two degrees conferred, or select
courses. Buildings large, modern convent
ences. Beautiful, accessible city. 45th year
begins Sept Sth. 1881. For catalogues address
REV. J. NJ. WILLIAMS, A. NJ, PREsir,
july 15-2m Wilmington, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1881-09-16
Dissolution NoticeI

TnHE parternership heretofore existing be-
II tween J. 7. GEARS and ID. W. ELIASON.
doing business under the firm name of j.. n
GEARS & CO., is this day dissolved by mu-
tuaI consent The business will be continued
by J. 7. and c. P. GEARS. Accounts of the
old firm VIII be settled at the shops, as here
tofore. q. GEARS,
ELIASON.
Msadletown, Del, Ser. .lst 81, sep2-3t
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-09-03

Legal notices at legal rates. Transient ad-
vertising, CASH; other advertising to be paid
monthly. Local notices ten cents per line first
time; subsequent insertions five cents line
each week. No reduction in rates.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-09-03
w. HI. VANDERBILT.

This gentleman occupies a very
prominent space in news matters at
the present time, and at all times Is
prominent in financial circles, but
should this be any ground for be-
littling the man who has been able
to raise himself for he HAS done
so-to the head Of wealthy men
throughout the country, and the
world. 1t is true that he had Ito
use an erpressiion) very consider
able s'llft'' when his father died.
but his brain and grit has been
the means Of adding to the store Of
millions which he now possesses
One of our exchanges to-day, calls,
him ''snobbish, = vulgar, r'' ''sslf-5
conceited, and ''purse proud; =
but we are very much afraid that
our editorial brother would not on
" be all this, but a great deal more
if he only had hundreth part Of
Mr.. Vanderbilt's possessions. If
many Of those who look at this
great fnancier with jealous eyes
(for it is jealousy that obscures
their yision) would practice half
the virtues they say he lacks, they
would bs more competent judges;
but th4y haven got the grit,
backbone or brains that this man
has, and it cant be expected of them.
MI, Vanderbilt is neither g 'snob.
bish, /" vulgar, self.conceitcd''
s'purse. proud" but he is a success
full, liberal, business man, ole
whose bare word is worth much
more than the secured notes Of
many Of the small fry who profess
to dislike him. He is a square
man, good husband and father,
and is, what we would all like to be
but too many lack naturalrequire-.
ments-an honorable, upright.
successful business man. It's
mighty small business throwing
mud at a work Of art or nature, be.
cause you can't come up to it's at
tainments, and if many discon-
tents wore in Mr.. W. III. Wander
bilts shoes to-day, in a, few years
they would be beggars or seeking
employment at tile, hands Of more
skillful business men, than: them
selves. It's no use, GROWERS and
grumb1ers: Mr.. Vanderbilt is a bet
ter man than MOST Of you in nent-
al, moral, physical and cash pos
Aesidn. a
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Railroad Time Table.
St. Paul, Minneapolis & Mani
toba Railway.
WARREN.

WARREN.
W. A. Atwater, Station Agent.
Leave South. Leave North.
Passenger, $3.50 p. M. Passenger, 1.s5 p. m.
Freight, 1,15 p. NJ. Freight, Ills a. M
ARGYLE.
Leave.South. Leave North.
Passenger, 2.57 p. m. Paseehger, 200 p. m.
Freight, 1900 m. Freight, 1900 HI.
' Henry Lahe, Station Agent.
Leave South, Leave North.
Passenger, 2s3O p: III: Passenger, 2.30 p. M.
Freight, 11,2O a. m. Freight, LOO p. m.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-09-03
ABOUT WARREN
SOMETHING ABOUT THE TOWN.!
When 1T Was Plated; Its Early Set.
How tits Growing In Size, &c.
Talks about Businoss Men and Pre-.
fessfOnal Men, with Some Items
About .-tlleir Sisters and their
Cousins aud their Auhts.O
ARTICLE III. 1I.-IMPROyEMENTs AND
INDIVIDUALS.
i. F. MCINTYRE.

~. E. MCAN 4IAL, astn4E{.t tr5t
is the jolly butcher of this burg
and runs the Warren Meat Market.
He bought the business Of his broth
er w. j. Mcintyre last April and.
has carried it on and been improv-.
ing 1t'ever since. Nc. wields the
cleavsr to the satisfaction of his
patrons, and sells clean fresh meat
at the lowest rates. Nc. is from
Wisconsin and has been here less
than year. He will enlarge his
building soon, and IS making ex-.
tensive contracts for winter supply
Of nice young cattle.
GILBERT, CLossoN & CO.,
are one Of the old original land
marks in Warren. w. FL. Gilbert
is the resident ofthe firm and al,
though resident, he is anything
but stationery. The statement in
the sHEAF Of last week, regarding
the value Of his house was just
twenty seven hundred and ninety
nine dollars and seventy two cents
out Of the way. The building cost
50. 300 and is the largest dwelling
in the village. The store building
of this firm is utterly inadequate to-,
properly display their huge stock
Of everything contained ii a large
general store, and it is proposed to
shortly srect one Of the finest.
buildings in the valley; one that
will meet ali requirements. The.
firm keep two clerks, book-keepe1
and watehouse man constantly EN-.
ployed, besides the ubiquitous Gil.
bert; who is Son deck everywhere
just when he is needed. E. I. Roy
EN-, and the famous Elk Valley
Johnson are the chief presiding.
geniuses of this place and they chn
sell you ahething you need from a
dried herrings to suit of clothes,or.
from keg Of nails to a paper of
pins. Groceries, Clothing, Furni-.
ture, -four and feed, dry goods,
boots and shoes, hats and caps,
buffalo overcoAts or: mosquito bars,
lamps, mirrors, crockery, farm ma;
chinery, notions, etc., ETC., are all
found here in profusion, and you
can get just as much as you want
from an ounce or single article to a
carload or gross. The original
firm Of M. P. Gilbert & Co. were
the first general dealers in the town
and have always kept in the front
rank. The firm has large grain
ware house and have large posses.
sions elsewhere. w. H. Gilbert
is the owner ofa fine large farm
near town, and what he doesn't
know about raising wheat is Of no
account. Mr.. Gilbert can tell q
number Of pleasant 'searly reminis:
censes'' about this yicinity-if you
can ever find him when hehas time
to do it.
An unusual pressure Of other
matter has compelled us to, condense
the history this week, but we will
rush it through subsequently,. It
will be finished in about three
weeks: 4
(To be continued.)
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The ttBossN Leads.

The following from the Chicago
Tribune will be Of interest to many
Of our readers, and we publish It BY
by special request. It will be seen
that this favofite machine merely
did whst it always does; that is, it
paralyzed all competitors, and that
after an extended sea bath ofabout
ten days:
The Tribune learns by special
cable message that the great Derby
trial, under the auspices of the
Royal Agricultural Society Of Eng
land, Of which the Prince of Wales
is President, has resulted IN q com
plete walkaway fof our fsllow-citi-
zen, the Hen. G. Il. Mccormick:
There were over thirty entries at
this battle Of the reaper giants, IN
Guiding the Samuelson, Johnston,
Walter "A. Wood, etc. After the
most impartial Of trials, for which
the English. Agricultural Societies
are always famed, the award Of the
highest prizea gold medal was
made to Cyrus II. cCormick, Of
Chicago, for the best sheaf. binding
harvester. The Johnston and Sam
uelson machines were awarded sill
yer medals:
Ole little incident connected
with the machine that won this
great victory is worth mentioning:
The machine was on the ill.fated
Britannica that sank off the Irish
coast, and lay under fifteen fathoms
Of water for week or more. The
steamer was finally toWed into port,
and the machine recovered, anh
twithstanding its sorry plight, it.
was the machine that carried off
the prize:
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State Of Minnesota.
AUDITORS OFFICE I.

b
IL ST. PAUL; August 27, 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given that I will offer
at publi'; sale, at the Office Of the COUNTY
AuDIToR5IN THE VILLAGE OF WARREN,
on
Thursday, October. 2oth., 1881,
at 10 o'clock, a. NJ, on the terms prescribed
BY law, all the SCHOOL LANDS in said com.
ty, appraised and: unseld, or that may. have
been sold and become forfeited to the State
for any cause. ..
O. F.. WH1TCoMB,
.lsaa l5s Auditor Of State,
and ex-of1ielo Commissioner Of the State Land
Office. 3: w64O-45
(Flrst publication Sept. 8, 1ss1.)
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-09-03

HARAH BERNHARDT.
Ths most Remarkable Woman Of the Aget The Great:
ct Actress born nd the only Actress receiving
1MSufs sr OF 9si ks
Life Revealed Price "a Cents. l200o copies som
IN EeR York first dayl Fasessel ng Book ever Prints
edl Her Eccentric Freaks and queef Fancies Before
lnd Behind the FG6tlights Society in Paris and Lot
that in 1870 Nile Rernhard di1ed at the Grdtd Hotel,
Paris, with Victor Fug6 and bne hundred and fifty of
she will dine at the White lloe; Washington IS the
honored guest Of President Garfield and Oabinktl Ask
your Nesdkalet or Bookseller for It, or It will be cent
postpaid upon receipt Of pzisG 5 cents: Address
-. LUM & CO.,
Mention this FapSrs 199 Breadwab, Mew Fork.
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nsf;dn For infes :;

or about these Cattle read the BREEDERS
JOURNAL-a large tt-page
monthly, 81 4 year. Every yearly subscriber
will be presented with large beautiful OIL
CHROAO of 4 group of EIGHT PRIZE WIN
cent stamps for sample copy, or Is CENTS
and receive it on trial for three months. Ad-
dress,
BREEDERS LIVE STOCK ASSOCIATION,
3s-4l Beecher, Will County, Illinois.
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Two soileh doves met in TIE
rct;.4u walks Of ST. Johns come
terry on Sunday evening last and
without any preliminary sr'arring
went for each other in good earn
est. After few blows the hero
OF the occasion interfered and pre-
vented the angry viycns from
doiag any serious harm. They
were up before Justice Caillouet
Oh Tuesday, the one having sued
the other for assault and battery,
and charges were also made
against both, before the Mayor.
The whole affair was finally
concluded by one of the doves
taking wings aud sailing, the
next day, for Lake Charles and
the promise OF better behavior by
he other. Qaite an assembly OF
Youngsters visited the Justices
Office turing the trial.
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IyRcil Law.

The =. O.. LouiSiaaian q paper,
edited by colored men, dcvotcs 1"
column in condemnation OF the
numerous lynchings OF coioTed
men throughout the country. 1t
is i matter that may we'll be con
side,ei serious when q paper can
scarcely be picked up, that does
not contain an account OF Il lynch
ing.
Unfortunately. it is true, that
in ni,}e ont Of ten Of these cases
in which outraged men take the
Law into their oWn hands, the vie
tim has been committing an iEfa
nous outrage upon some innocent
and unprotected wolnan. There
is one thing that the people OF the
United States will do, and that
is "protect the honor Of tife'!
women and avenge any lnSnit>
offered them b. any men white
or coIered.
IfJulge Lynch is an unsati%
factory Judge Fer men who CON
commit base assaults upon W.
men, they have DULY to behave
themselves, and Judge Lynch no.
any Other judge will not moleS'
them. The remedy IS q simple
one.
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THAT was a nice party given
On Tuesday evening, August :.
to her num"rost5 friends, hy Miss
Mamie Tili!o;ieauX OH her twelfth
birth day. The guests were from
ten to fourteen years OF age, and
from six O'Clock to midnight they
had Il gay time.
Mrs. Blanchard the excellent
music teacher, played for those
who wished to dance whilst the
remainder amused themselves in
the many ways that the little
folks know so we'll how to enjoy
themselves.
Plenty of Ice Cream, Cake and
Lemonade were supplied to rem
der them happy. When the hour
Of separation arrived, all lett the
gay scene with regset, well pleased
with their reception, wishing
many,many happy birth days tt
their fair hostess
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~I,is interesting to read ab6~
the way in which enterprisiug
men are building up the Attacka
pas country. Mr.. Sorrel near
Charenton has erected a large
central sugar factory and build
ing Il railroad out through the
prairies to transport sugar cane
or syrup to his factory.
The lands are being rapidly
settled by thrifty Industrious far
mers who will cultivate the lands
and make the country prosper
GUS and wealthy. An opening is
offered to immigrants there, and
immigrants come in as fast as OF
pottunities arc shown them 10
earn an honest livelihood and
secute themselves comfortable
homes.
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OF late we do not read mnch
about the exploits OF the famous
HoOdlEins OF New Orleans. They
are as quiet us Sucking doves, all
OF a suddeE.
4 Vigilance committee is said
to be in eXisten e iii that city,
aud Mr.. HoodIum is rs gentle as
the lambs Well, there Is no more
aiIant coward On earth than a
Hood,um or Bully, when he sees
a man right before him that don't
scare.
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The arrangements made by
EaryilieauX and Toups to accoH
MEDIATE persons who wish to
make a short trip to the Gulf, is
drawing quite a crowd OF visitors
to the mouth OF the Lafoui che.
The little transport that IN ikes
weekly taps has all she Can do,
20 accomodate the visitors. Board
is bad at Belle Pass for enc do!
lar IA day, which is cheap.
Any one desiring to take a
plunge in sea water should pat
roniZe this new enterprise.
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The Rice growers and II

The Rice growers and the
members OF the Police Jury in
the Parish Of St. Charles have
worked themselves into a perypi
ration that is entirely too profuse
this hot weather in relation totAe
tax on Rice fumes. The Police
Jury wants q big license aud the
rice grower objects TO paying it.
Another objection IS The expen
sion hune prescribed by the
State Board Of Engineers. That
Board never hono;ed the Police
Jury of Lafourche with a plan Of
one Of their proposed fumes and
consequently the Police Jury and
the people in Llfontclie are entire
" ignorant of that scientitica|
plan to let water through the lc
wees into the Rice fields.
However, the Police Jury in
this parish settled the whole
Gume business i'll about ten mimi
ties,
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r.. r. MeBsiie, Assessor, hav
lug ccmp.steh his Assessment
Rails has been to New Orleans
tlliswcek to return a copy to the
Auditor OF the State.
Persans who have been nery-
ons aboiN paving their taxes can
walk into the SheriFs Office
where theywill find Capt. Lorio
ready to receive their contribn.
'ioHs to the State and Parish
Treasury. ~
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DRAINAHE-The new nredge

DRAINAGk.-The new nredge
built tor the construction OF the
Canal between Lake long and
Bayou jean LaCGoix is completed
and left New Orleans lae,t Wedncs
day for the purpose OF commence
ing it's wo L, and is, very likely
to day.. on the ground and at
work.
1t is one OF the Menge Paten;
Dredge&, similar to the King OF
Spades that IS doing such ehrc
tive work tof the South Louisa
IA Navigation Company III Terre
houne, and to these now used by
the Land Reclamation below BeG
wick's Bay. These dr'dges are
proving to be the best that can
be found. for the alluviai lands oil
the Sonth.
Three are now in process 81
construction fr operating in the
| State ct Florida.
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He Wise saEs.I Happy.

Ifyou will stop all yonr extra
VACANT and wfoag notions i'll doe
toring yourself and families with
expensive doctors Or iiumbng
cnre-ails, that do harm. always,
ani! use only n~arure's simple re
NEEDLES for all your ailmeuts-yoli
VIII be wise, we'll and happy, and
save great expense. The greatest
remedy for this, the greet, wise
and good will tell yon, is llol
Bitters-r.ly on it.-Fress.
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Mt. r. +. Winier has placed
on our desl, copy of Our Dangh
ters at School published ut Co
l"mbia Tennessee. containing al
elonucnt address on Female Edu-
cation SPOKEN to the students OF
Columbia Institute by Hon. W.
&. Nhitlsorne. 1t also contains
much valuable and interesting in
formation concerning that we'll
known school Tor girls.
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Notice


IIA NUTlttFVI = PlNtf- z
Ihibodanx, aG9ost 9th, 1871. !
In obedience to Section - of Act - u
1850. Notice IS hereby given II the Tag
fayers OF the Parish OF 4.afnnrche that the
taxes assessed in the year 1881 are sci forth
IN the tax POLLS on file i'll my office ard in
the mortgage office of this parish that
they are now que and Will become tseiin
Sucnt on the 3ist. day ct December, aud
will draw 8 per cent interest per anann'
from date until Solt IN accordance with ar
1iele 80 OF tha Constitution
Taxpayers are .iuvited to call at one,
and settle, il. order to avoid interest fs:d
cBats.
T. L. LORIE.
Deputy Tax Colleetos, LatonIcha
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We have received q bottle O.

We have received q bottle of
Scuppernong Champagne manu-
featured at the vineyard of F. w.
Brown at Bay st. Louis in Missis
sippi. We have not yet opened
it but have no doabt, that it is SUI
to much Of the foreign
wnsS sold here, that are manufac
snrea some county where
grapes don't grow.
To Mr.. ~AlbeNLasseigne Dcpu-
ty Clerk of the Dn>dct Cont we
are Indebted for tmexce,lent
gift.
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-n1ilroal traffic between Bat
on Rouge and New Orleans was
opetie,i last Monday.
The work on the road, towards
Alexandria and Shreveport is be
ing rushed ahead, so that. iii all
probability the cars will run from
New Orleans TO Shreveport by
the end Of the present year.
And thus the iron horse moves
onward.
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Mr.. A. Weissentbaner. +

NM. Z. tISSFntDHNCf, TIC
famous cohfectioner on Green
street has, in his yard, on Main
street, Il peach tree with as fine a
crop OF peaches as we have ever
anywhere. The tree, about
four inches in diameter, had about
500 peaches upon it. The idea
that fruit cannot BE- grown here
sIne aud luscious, as in any
countrM,s being rapidly exploded
by fruit gfo~. in the last few
wears.
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In Ayers AgNe Cn,e we have
apositive cure for fever and ag,,e
ant all malarial disorders, and
one entirely free from Guihiaa ar
senic, or other injurious drugs.
1t is the chemical and medicinal
triumph Ofthe age.
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In some few months the General ASSEM-
hlr IF .hia ss.4a will assemble ut the Rev
Cspirel. in fhe city OF Baton Rouge. ,e
fore this occurs there devoiVcs upon Tue
Press Of his State a dlty thal IS 'H'PGt'
tive. urgent and which must h't Us nesie1'
ed-rhe duty to place before Or ia" a''h
ers the needed reforms that our le"pie iS-
uui,e aud demand. 1t i. upt too c;srif TO
Lepin now. These matters are O. serious
ininort and require tbs most serious ih'eS-
LEGATION.
We clip the above fro'n the
NarIsriUe Dat8tia. mat there
are many needed reforms which !.
should oucapy the attention OF
the Legislators at fh' next t.
sion of the Legislature does net
admit of q doubt.
That that body can bring ahoat
such reforms is also a matter that
need create no doubts.
What it Will do IS Il question to
be decided after its labors nave
been concluded. Bnt rs oar able
contemporary suggests it Is the ia
~ ofti;c Press to call their atten
W -
| ton to needed reto1ns.
There is no need Vi any new
conyentiod 10 frame a constitn-
ton; the present ohe will answer
The complaints that are made
agains. the present constitution
Should b. maie against lie Leg
islators va<i:avc failed 10 enact
Laws to carry out the designs II
that instrument. The Legislators
have wofa IL failed in n;an,E IN
stances TO perlolrn plain duties.
/ Let the present Consultation have
a fair trial. Then il il fAl!8 4
meet The progressive spirit ef th'
age, let il be overturned and
new ore lnatt.
There are scme amendment
that coald br made TO correct de
fects in the Constitution.
The Ba'lifin says that "mone
po9ias should Hnt be toie!ated.''
e.Tllat the Police Regulation
of the State Shoul! be Improved
"tliat laws to stul, the caiiytA:
Of weanons sh0u'ti BE- enacted. IA
of VII cIl is true. There ate ma',
other thinss-tlat the Legislator
could do for the benefit or IL
State.
The present State Laws p.
the Shorthand District At;ofne,
a fixed salary to perform certa'j
dates, when other laws gl1lE;
them fees are not repeated erra
ing disputes aud troubles, be
tween Police jufies and officers
they force Police Jnrles TO ia,
lawyers fer work and asNlc
which they probably DO not wait
and II they did desire it the
might prefer some other advocate
Regulations AZ. badly neeGet
: about the Office Of the Stat
Treasurer which should give ever
! man to whom the State is lndet
ed, an equal c%'Mnce and enabl'
each warrant holder to draw hi
5 money from the Treasury wilhol'
being ecmueI!cd to sell it 10 III
kers.
/. These and many other subject
, reonire the attention of the Les'
i, iators at the next session CT tina
; body, and the Press can do not
? ing better than to bring Ties
. points before their minds at Il
. early date i'll order that they Ill :
have time to- digest such inea
nres as may bring about retorn-
where needed.
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-08-06

IS. T.. Grisamore, is making
up a quantity of common sugar
house lamps, with brascd copper
spouts, that experience has shown
to be the cheapest and most con
vsnieDt Oil lamps for lighting up
sugar houses during grinding sea
Sou.