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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-20
HARPER's FERRY TRADE.
SALT AS q FERTILIZER.

THE value of SALT asa FERTIIIzep 49,
X as yet only imperfectly Understood. the nes
culturists TO the testimenials which he vil- ~
mat Tor their perusal from time 10 t;me 80
oeired from some OF the mo.t success Farmers of
be seen that Salt il one of the best, and a, tha
same time the eheapest Fertilizess that can be- an.
piled to land. In order TO enable every one 10
give it a trial, ! am Offering PURE LIvERPooI
GRoUND ALUM SALT at very low prices.
Information regarding Prioes. &C.. vim be fur.
JAMES meGRAw.
Sept. s., 1881. Harper's Ferry, wa.
Another correspondent says 1--WE have lust
satisfactory yield. having go bushels. thresherfs
measure, from fourteen acrea of ground. The
eats leigh iS.'y.ons pound, per bo,seI. az mss.
bushels Of marketable oats. -Four aeres of these
oats were after y crop Of potatoss, On sod Of the
drilled in the ordinary manner, having htty lbs.
of plaster to the acre, applied Immediately before
drilling. This four acrss was just = fair piece of
oats, and would not yield over city bushels per
acre. The other ten acres wac q clover cod. and
turned over about 1--WE inches deep late in Eovem-
with . .p1ins.toosh harros and immsdistsiy be-
fore drilling the oats $50 lbs. of god salt and so
lbs. of plaster to the acre we're applied, snd the
oats drilled on the 2Sth day of April. With 3
bushels of oats by weight. to the acre. These
oats on which l put The salt came up remarkably
said the leaves looked more like corn than cats.'
Tho growth sss heavy and the straw was tall.
yet they stood up we'll and were all cut with =
reaper, and tbs field must havs yielded sixty Eve
bushels to the acre, for surely the tour acre field
could not have yielded more than fifty bushels to
the acre, or 200 bushels in the sRreFete,R and tek.
i.g this from SIS bushels would leave 65s hu,hsis
as the yield Of the ten acres. or 66 $40 bushels
per acre This would not DO considered = very
good yield on tihdbered land, or on heavy land
weli adapted TO raising oats. but on cur losmy.
opening land. I think forty bushels may be con
MY CO nvictioas are. that TO the use Of .sit can he
assign I'D the additional yield OF Is bushels 70 the
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-20

AT the recent meeting of the West Vir>
ginis State Grange, P. of H., at Anderson,
in Monroe county. an address of welcome
was made by VIM Haynes, and was re.
spouded to by Col. r. W Baylor. of this
county, Master of the State Grange. A pubs
lie address was also delivered by ex.Senatar
Hereford. The next meeting will be held
at Moundsuille on the fourth Wednesday of
October, 1882
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-20

Messrs. Atmentrout & Tutwiler have con.
traoted to build a new brick house for Mr..
August Schultz, on the lot purchased of Mr..
Warren Ely. on South George street. The
same gentlemen have engaged to build a
stone wall on the south side of the Episco>
pal Church lot, and to do the masonry work
Of the improvements to the NJ. E. Church
South, and are building the foundation of a
barn to be erected by Mr.. Jas. w. Butt for
Mr.. John T. Coiston.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-20

There seems to be an impression among
the community that 1 am going to leave
Charlestown. Such is not the case. I in
tend opening this fall a store in conjunction
with this one, and shall give my personal at
tentiou to both. Having just returned from
the Northern cities my stock is very full and
complete. W. A KoHLHoUsEN
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-20

INN SETS, OF ten pieces. for One Dollar. Also
Il = lot of other Tinware just received by
Sept. 90, 1881. SIS. DALGARN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-20
BEST LACE BUNTINGs
TRIMMINGS

Such as French Novelties, Plain and Bro
eade Satins-will sell them at prime cost.
Our stock of PIQUES AND WHITE
GOODS is complete and must be disposed
of. We earnestly solicit an inspection of
these goods and prices.
The best large Linen Carriage Robes, 75c
and 81 .00-they were cheap at former prices,
S1.00 and $3.50. Is pieces best Fancy
Mating at go, same as sold at 300. Great
bargains in Silk and japanese Parasols. A
large stock of Plain and Fancy Slippers at
cost. 500 assorted Fans at one>half their
value.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-20

The Grand Central Hotel, at Martinsburg,
did a thriving business last week. The
present proprietors. Messrs. Aurandt 4 Son.
are in truth the right men in the right place,
and spare no efforts for the comfort and ac-
eommodatiou eff their guests.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-20

At the Berkeley Fair Mrs. Julia Terrell,
OF this county, was awarded five premiums
on sheep. and Mr. F J.-Manniug premiums
for second hes. thoroughbred stallion. best
thoroughbred mare. and best thoroughbred
mare three years old and under four.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-20

While the house of worship of the NJ. E.
Church, South, is undergoing repairs the
congregation will worship in Washington
Hall Services on Sabbath at IL A. NJ. and
1870 P NJ. Sabbath School at 9 A. M
Prayer Meeting at 1870 P. NJ. on wednes>
days.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-20

August 9th, 1881.
Gentlemen I used yonr Shen and Oah last sea-
son wllh great satisfaction. Though tho season
ha. been unfavorable and wheat not yielding
we'll. My wheat made nc II bushels to the
acre where l used your Fertilizer. and 1T is of
good quality, expect TO use It again this fall.
1t drills we'll. Respectfully you're.
GEORGE W. ENGJE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-20

Kabletown, JED. c., W. Va, July Is, 1850.
Messrs. Lippitt i Co.
Gentlemen-I used your Shenandoah and
Potomac" Fertilizers on my wheat this season,
AS compared with other higher priced Fertili-
zers ! am well pleased with it. 1t drills well,
and 1 Consider it an excellent article.
Yours truly. Ohm EABLE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-20
BALTIMORE

B~AIrrnonE.~ SATURDAY, September II. lss
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-20

Geo, II Hssley is receiving a large sup
ply of New Fall Goods-Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Caps. Clothing, etc. Call early and make
your purchases from the very large assort>
ment now on hand.
, 1881-03-15

oncroh him by Ellen Terry, snys, "Mako mo
walk = while; hnvo heard those roiaons , nay nay
wnrca nro uDst certainly Indicative Of npIiim
pnlanr, though how tho swnllDwnr coultt ktmw
wtnt he has awnisnwnh It T. mt ct',sIlcrstto
Klye him tho Information. "ltut. thon,'' 'nsks
tho writer, with sotnn reason, "why ihosc c0n.
vt,lsf,ns, with tEnrkci Upisthnnton0s In death?
And willy the difference III tho !nots Of tlrntf In
tho two victi.ils7" "tarMdDB," Ds1e 0f tho bpst
of ttc dramatic Grit!ca 2f i,nn,lo,,. conme,'tt,s
expfalncll. Miss Terry doesn't l,nvo tho convni.
sl1ns. nor does aho have tho npisthontonos.
ltrhhps it Ia hccntIsc II shB did slle would wnnt
mn incrrnao Of aalary. a .nlnnnxer who I,nyH III
actress GO or ECU II week only emit expeet to
have 0piBthontOfsos thrown III for nuthtnK,
, 1881-03-15

NASHVILLE, Tenn, htnrch 14.-Tho Governor
to-day submitted TO tho Legislature brief mes-
sago, presenting proposition for the ADJUST
mont Of the State Lebt from tho Committee OF
1]onlho!ders, representing tho majority Of tho
outstanding bonds, to fund said bonds and In.
tercst coupons up to july 1881. payable In ninety
tin1 yeats, and rcdtnmable my tt,ne nftcr i've
years at the pleasure OF the Statc, With interest
at per cont. uud thu coupons to be receivable
fur lnxcs. The Governor says tho animal liz
tGrGst upon tho terms proposed would be less by
GU pur cant OH tho principal, With por cent futer-
est. To nieet the interest On tho turns proposed
With tu!! fnth In tho con I!lencc and Willingness
aud nb!lity Of tho people TO comply with the
proposed terms. Tho Governor earnestly recom-
licEdstho prompt acceptance by tho LeE1satieC,
ii ucceptel. he recommends that Il portion OF tho
new boll1s Da issued In sums less tlun $l0UO. 80
builIs, which will bccOm0 u circulating medium
and convenient nlcnns Of paylnK tNx0s.
, 1881-03-15
A Scoundrel in St. Louis Throws
Cayenne Pepper in
Lady's Eyes,
An Assault on q St. Louis Police
Officer, with Possibly Fatal
Results.
A Wc}t.Known Gn1eshurg Conl.Dealer
Robbed and the Guilty Party
Arrested.
Acquittal Of Mrs. Orooker, Of milwaukee,,
on Trial for Attempted Murder.

Special DupateA to Ths Caiedpo Trtbunk.
1liLlsvttt.E, W., March 1i.-inforlnatton has
Just renched here OF the horrible termination Ut
Il hnIlat tho residence Of Mr.. Jesse Testament,
who lives ncar tho North Corner. Despite the
faet tint tho ground was covered with snnw, d
laruc gathering, made up or tlie mountninccrs
md wuInCn from all pNFta OF tho county. had ns-
Eembled, and while tho ballroom WIS made up
Of quite mixed company. its enjoyment was
rs great, aud tho scetfo, In lts wny,
MS BRILLIANT, rs many a society ball In
tho larYe citics. Among tho fcn,nlcs present
WIS one handsome womnn, who, despite
the f0ct that mAny Of her SEE turned scornfulIy
from her, wAs tho recipient bf in.ich attention
from tho male portion Of tho company. She
was woman who wis known to be tho mistress
Of EUah Sprinkle. and she had insisted on com.
ing 10 tho ball regardless OF bis wishes. snrln~
klp stood nenr her, and scowle1 upon every man
who asked her to dancc md ho seemed disposed
to nuke her dance every set With him. Noah
1taRar, mtddc-ngcd furmer, was more attent-
I've to tho sOIled dorc than Auy
other man present, Rnd had danced sovcral
tines With her, although It was evident 10 MI
!hut Sprinkle WIS wild With rage ut tho coquct-
::The suowblrd on N tho Ashtaaks- favo1t
took bis place py the aide of il,e young wou,am
f. E1 thf0s tn9 9ncs wts her AT fs s
putting The 1n19zzle 1 riKhs axaia,ss 81;
through hts heart. The unfortunate tnAu had
Just tnade the first step III the dnnCc when he
fell deRd, eonsnlsitcly graapltg tie hRnl nf tho
wotnIn rs hu 1roPped at her feet, wh!lo tho
blood nuzlnR quickly from his jnHHcl breust be-
srncared tho gauay t,nsel-trtm!ned dress Of bis
attempted to dsnw hus hand from tho death
siAny OF tho woinen awot'ncd, and ia
tho intense excitement thnt followed tho
murderer lcapcd from tho window onto
this piszza., and from there i'!to. tho
yart and made his Escape. 1t wis then n'c!ack
IN tho morning., Saon tho men rn!l!ed tosother
An0 formed q Vigilance Committee for the pur-
pose Of pursuing tho assassn. a few 1,,en wcro
left to guArd tho house. whfic tho 0thGrs mounted
their horses and started III pursuit. Tho ground
being covered with Bnnw and tho tnoun shining,
Sprinkle was traCked for several miles, and by
tlaybreak his pursuora -wero following close Ut
his hee!s. ind lie was finally takcn as he wAs
painfully crossing brook. Iio was 4
shouts OF the hossemcn behind MIN hs fnccl
about anl attempted II. first TO nuke tlesper-
ate fight, but when he .sAw the strength Of Ills
pursuers ho surrendered. fio WIS hr.>l1ht 10
tho Jnil at Breyson Court House. and Is now
lodged therein. Ifagar. tho murdered nun.
Leaves wife md five children IN thu depths Of
poverty.
, 1881-03-15
wuOOpING THINGS UP.

NEs
ST. Louis. March H.-5Itkc Connolly was
whoopIng things up ia lively say to-day Mt
the corner ot Twenty second and D!ldlo streets,
when Officers Godfrey and Qnodkey came In
slight. No persunssvcs cuuld tnIuco hin Ia 10
quiet, and tho policemen nrrcatc,l him. As they
werr tnkinH thu prisoner away mnn suddunly
Jumped out Of IL doorway fow fcnt distant aud
dealt 0licer Godfrey vIllasno,ts blow with n
hammer nn tho loft sLlc of tue fnce, ncur tho
telnpic. The man Immediately sturtctl nway.
Goodkcy followed. firing two shots, hut tho main
escapc.l. Subsequently he was arrested: lie
pr!Honer. a Charge OF assault to Kill hhs been
preferred. Godfrey waa taken home. whcrG
he IL attended by il phyaIcnil, whu pronoltnocs
bis wound serious tn lts Character, the Jaw and
faE!al bOues being shutaerel.
, 1881-03-15


spteto. Dtspafth 10 The Chicago Itibuae-
LANSING, Mich. March 11.-Flotb branches OF
tho Legislature assembled Mt $50. The Scua-
tors desks werG each urnR,ncntcd with n beau
tifut bouquet from tho Agricultural College.
and an additional one graccd tho desk Of Scna-
tor John 7. Rich. the nominee In tho sevcnth
District for Congress-. Thnt gentleman held
quite loveo OIL tho floor. md was warmly con-
gratuIRted by bis frienls. Some Of hts more
enthusiastic n1mlrers Also exhibited thor Rratl-
AcAtlon by having d salute Ut thirteen guns
ilrcd u hts honor III front Of tho state+ House.
Alter trailsuCttng sumo unlllpOrtAnt business,
md betnro tho Senate adjourned, Senator VIM
snr. ur Huron, u competitor With Mt. Klth III tho
Congressional race. Rn!d TINT 1t wus well known
that tho Seventh Congressional District. upo.,
which thb eyes uf tho whnlc Stato hnd been
turned Of late, hnl chosen SenntUr Rich us tho
nu1nfneo OF tho ltcpubllcan. purity for Congress,
md moved that, III View Of that fact, the cpn-
gfn,tn,Iations ot tho sennte By teudcreh hlll',
Mr.. Rich resnondcd In i few well chuacn words,
thanking tho srnators for thclr kind nlunifcstn-
tlon OF confidence and respect.
In tho House but very little business wns
transacted, and that Of mn NulntGrcstinF char-
uGtcF.
, 1881-03-15
ADJUSTMENTS,


Miss Fanny Davpnport's engagement was
begun at Hnverly's Theatre last night. This
enlargement will bo for ono week. The play was
"CHnlllle." tho audience Il large one, an1 on the
whole, kindly disposed toward the star, who np-
pearod as Marguerite Gautter for the rst tlmo Ia
tnls city. "Camillc," built upon tho most pow
erflll motive Of art,-sylf-saorltlc!ng, excessive,
D'lsstonntc 1ove,-wtl always interest audiences,
and when tho nctrcss thoroughly rcaIizes
Dunias lore.rulnel heroine aho Will teaeh
u grand lesson aud add a power
full warning against that most sub
tie. most dangerous. most irresistible. and
most unforglsnblc on earth OF womnu's crimes.
Miss Davenport gavo lust such representation
OF tho character rs wo might have expected
from s,,ch m actress. Bhe gavoa good per.
tor1uancc Of her conception ut tho pnrt: mover
Ereat one. WatvipR her physical dlaqualii'cn-
tloEa tn represent I'm ideal picture OF Alexantcr
Dulnas herolnc, her conception Of tho pnrt Ia
not Of tho loftiost kind. Hers is not ilnbucd
with tho spirit Of tho Magdulene,-the picture
Of II wotnan rcaohlnx from darkness Into light,
tho revolution Of q wotnan's soul recoIlu1
from It's sinful surroundings and strlg-
glIng Into purer atmosphere. And II Dumas
meant anything in painting the character OF
Camille ho n1cant this. bliss Dnyenport's Camille
Appeara To he formed In tho conception OF Ma
tilth Heron and others, and sbo succeeds less by
yirtno of Imagination or intellectual eirort thnn
W tuo iotce ot re@.1Ao1. IN tno sarlier acta tho
nicatles of detail aud hnsh, tho light and shade,
rant ~ vrn,v,rg nf,sc,,nn sr ar,oa.",. nv
~ y. ae.,..l- soS ~. ~ tns coa1-
hls' calessln9' tne pett'snnoss, af1a the vein
OF sorlous reflection running through nli,-aro
not rendered with artIstlc discrimination.
aud these phases-whch rive tho kcy 10 tho
character atd form a logical prelude to the sub-
w n.s9y ut SMmIsEhot nela9 fcalszcu'
.ao aSuo fos foantng os t99 fo!e las to DC con.
se5cu. taef .u"uneT Wiln naFpMe was coarse;
9r,c VT tSc9p.9a a u ATnuas lottor Was ne1tner
' n0E Dueang aa1 anu Waen On hs elt1"nco
satr'si Snt aMss muJ a'a you "IA1o tant GttaFt eno
ha,us Seu.ss eu 'o1s ~ ~ IL 'ao .aneu.An y 'ns
teart t1 h,, ~ tam941 NJ tne tMn1gAl OF
10y 1ua tts sn,, o. p1i . naeto was
uea 2t .aas splrit 9i orayauo ~ tht tights fate
I,is y;1 1u .nS e ot .aat puty nna o-
~ & ~ soui W aSt MnaI4 ssasu ior uotteI !ne ln
t ~ .uEu Mot M'Es uatcGport ootalhe1 tno Asat
ns H., sgG1@oo ~ ano evntg, !of acr m
tunst anu tHntnin6 lhlerrsctluon OF mo acclle
, 1881-03-15
DESTRUCTION OF TIMBER.

.,c, x.rr xv,t, n,,r t,,ro,.. 1..t,
A. Inn amin, mcrt,nv ~ ti,c f,,,nl,rrtncn,a
Errhonvo IN f,hIcuro n fcw davs nvn Mr. n. q.
1,homnanr yico. .Trc.,.rt nj tbo E,rcbonuc
o,ntnl that i, hos liant, ca+no,,.,, ,hnt The ir.
iron vu7 ,Io,,an,i In I'm rro,,.,c,,nr ~ h,n,,cr
oinc i'm hna hec Al I'm raio or mt 1csa ,hnn m
mar cont for oyrrv flyn ycorn. "sl,u,Id th,s In.
rrca .c c,nt,n,,n. ;. ,,c snraw
~ ,aYomintc ,hot n,- roroota ,n,at .,tcr
unnIhilation Within tiae next twenty yoars. Thls
iact sa 10 @ r ta !f3 aGia M ~
Man 1no t"g ~ ins M mreS WI ~. oe mu & ..
comes popuafs 9ssnser r.. GoscrIa
" 'o''f t fasoHus au r-,,,t, ~
GveF' e towaFSs aa @ nto e ony p!s pM forests,
~ u WE ny utnoE puIpUsc tuiM tnols
nestencuoh. neMAnd M nns pnt IeGentay sprnnR
" lot uat eau.Ge PINE " toTela. iaIus, ~ ta't.
tho routSt. ni!ti1ity Sonilf1Gu TO Two states: Is
p h,t " M ~ ~ ~ tantt n"si y, ", thn
east, tho racitio On the west. and the Gulf q
Mr . o, lilly y J., ;. as .na Psas,. "
ans o re @ nina. oe vc ns ss,' IT., ~
'r9aoccu 20 TOT toe'r proteeuon. 49,
sur AND and tho o'sy Writer'S | who % haye yenturcd u to
make thom baye t,ceu's,tIec,ed to contemut,.
nns r,jIcm,c. Amnnv ,hn fe,y naners In tlo
country thu. have endcavorcd to inform
raised pu tho cry of nj nlarm is tho Nor u,,rs.,-
f&
, ~ t1."ps' "".Ht ~ uas '."ae .o nsos.
tlon that "tho tl1poeF supply or tue NoftnWest ID
becoming 60 rnpldly exhausted that within tho
ma m 1e' Sor 1ns ~J a. ,,,ta a.sart;n
~. os 'oo"so ~. ,t,ts tu'7 ssae' ,.. ..u
II hhs peeh snarp'y cEstlclseo' anot 70 suo" mat
1t Ia not mlatakcn, publishes Statistics that aro
In lRrxe mart o(ciA] Atjd will RppeHr In tho forth
rHpnss OF Inc u i @
a1a s9 ~ere pfehnrca ~ sHnp @
WIs"nnsin. and wcra nTnnmrrd u,,Irr Tho iirnr-
tfnm ~ H. II r pnt,nan = n Fan tsIatro W;a ~.
sistnS ~ r,anv ~ ~" inn1inV nrnrtirrl iumi,nr
n'nr ~ ~ }hnsn atntos NJ Nv 'e"1e ''"9s'NA'
Minnn.mta hna t,n"n croff,tc1 nv nont,,or cz,,.
nntst viz s,nssn.sinw ii III ri ft"l ~ ttr,f,nr
.,t thns" - 1a shnsv Il r., t"vn nniv uttin
,. oa sngsG !Ss III III stM at ~ 9y nst'o
5nIa', ~ s~,1 ,s,i., sssta. Asa 40 rn IN nm
is"a },vnr NH % triintnstas SsisM, ~
a. ,,t & ~, tt, ~
siasssatnt WV WIZ, !, ts,tn, tsH
ansb * ~ ~ ~ y III .st :. In M ~
A'"ttta 'noio =. A"~e enupot1es'''''''' oVo'oV9,oW
nrn.,, .... a ,ro ooo 5.oo
ri ~. ~ H. no i,.,n 20 n,o
hoot, fro,. oit,v ~ ~ @ hs,draG is4iffNu ft
't ~ ~ oe e,,9,, 81 ai,. ~
~ eI -, i e''loIs7 0Ao" ~ ~
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H,;uri,r nv 1"ao '"3'H 'A'.' AAAo ann nm mn
fhInc, i;,or ,;;, y IN * is
"isson5!a 5 t.sSs anu tIauus.iss' !i'"'''"s"o"
IL, MsanH
1"s1 VI tno "1seo8's1u iAFeF'.'s...'. o,o"sooooN
rc+,, A tM,ooo m
40ldit .auu.VVVNV
, 1881-03-15
OBITUARY.,



Spfetat Dtspoteh 10 1ht Chicago Tribune,
ROCKY ,,ltp. ILL.,. March l4.-Col. Jnson Marsh,
uE this city died In Chlcngo yesterday afternoon
Mt the rtaItleIlcs Ut h!s son. iIl-lnw, William
Roger. Tho DECEASED was born In Windsor
County. Vermont, In tHf. where ho rcmatue..
until ho WIZ IL yeAFs Ut uge, when he removed
~ Saratoga an.l commenced the taak of touch.
an9 school 4nd studying law. lio WIS admitted
to thu lar III 1851. iIu came TO- Rockford in 1850,
aud et'xu9cu In farMlng and prActlcIn8 at his
profession until lS0., when ho cntored tho War us
Colonel or the Sevcnty.fuurth Regiment. Al tho
battlu OF Mission Ridge be wAB 8uycruy wounded
ald Waa compelled for titno to resign; but ho
httn returle1, an1 wns ngaln ob!tKetl to quit tho
OAtttt- iGll Oh nrtuuut Ut hlB luturlyt, Attpr re-
turning he held ths position Vt City Clerk for
ten Years; THO de.east bus bcen cluaoly i!leuti-
nnny rrcn1a besldes h!s Iultt,uAIntp relatives,
This renta!ns arrived here III y sncloek, Hcco,l.-
panied by rG!ntlvea from Chicago. They Wure
which tito urceltAeu WIS u ilutnber.
, 1881-03-15

= Sp<etal Dispaleh to The Chicago Tt1b1tns.
MADISON, Wis., March H.-lloth Houses had
sessions this evening. In tho Senate biltg were
concllrrcd in TO lcualtzo the nction OF tho board
Of Supervisors Of Wood County: tu cxtond tho
tlnia for proving and tll!n9 clAlms agnihst tho
Wisconsin lsallroad Farm Mortgage Land Com
pnny; tO facilitate elections In ccrtnn cases;
for tho collection and disposal Of highway tuxes
III cUrtnin cuSca; to authorize tho un,tclahmcrt
nt cemeteries: amending the 1'ctLl0r Iuw; aud
for tho establishment OF electric IRht 1t, tho
Capitol building. -
lii tho Assembly n bill approprlatiug $1,000 rur
experiment In Hnlber emo was cunGurreu in,-
yeus, t.; nays, u.
, 1881-03-15

o.r "@
slnh nro very acyero Nut only Is Il ru,nnen: nsen:
thia % 1n9 msny ttt,usans Of patents Rran,pq,te,d
nj ~ ~. snoH u IT, to nta!ld c?nparsn w
,nat !ssSs ;ae ps,ea'ic" ass IL, sa"sytyfs9ra sstss9
tned S nsent,9n nv ~ ~ s.as these tests Il e esun
onJoGtioh seldnf1 mae hy MI Gxn.niner - -. u an
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ansn afG ny 1Hr M most Important ,srt uf tSa Sa
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yan to imyo,atnrs @ ptg. ho sofnrs tsrii, sie Of t
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s.nr!,a nuo ~. 1ms sonle pfactce I tho use oi
n cIcnS s i"",n. ,Go ~ taaR' UT to express
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nususs ,an1tEenMnto hs opinlp,. Ant thl. il
bieu.ssG.y M Wnat drawing eip claim means. va
mns9 Mnown patent solptgrs to study over thu
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na.,s when ms pnrt q tho application
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caso Iahtiles ING caro- taken with It. As tonx NJ
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sentoss. nor. ot mo othor hanl, must they BE-
, 1881-03-15
CASUALTIES.


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