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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-10-06
HublerSbur 2, Pa.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-The u

A DMINl%TRATOR'S SALE. The un-
~ delsigued. administrator Of he estate of
Philip Ertle, late of Gregg township, deceased.
WI offer aJ pr6hc sale on the premises IL
HaineS township, about three miles east Of
AronSburg, Pa, on SATURDAY, OCTOBER
lsT. 1881, n valuable farm, bounded on The west
by lands ofJohn W. Stoycr, Benz. Il. Stoycr and
others: north by lands oI leui. +. Stoyer,
Michael Weayer'S estate, lhiHp Stoycr and
others; east 10y lands of DayiI kIapc and Al
ron putwciler'S estate: end south ~ 'auds ot
Jacob ". ~tover, containing ll3 acres, about 70
acres Of which are cleared and in good state
o! cultivation, and the balance is woodland Of
hne growing young timber
The Improvements are, \ two story dwelling
house, bank barn and other necessary out uid-
meS. 4 ncycrlailiul spring 1f good water *
near tie house. An apple orchard Of about
three acres Is on the premises
TERMS OF SALE: Ten per cent Ul one third
of the purchase money on day OF sale. rEe
balance Cfone Third on continuation OF sale.
one Third IN oae year, with interest and the
balance IN two years with interest. Tie last
Two payments 10 ba secured by boad and
mortgage on The premises.
sale 10 cUmmcEcc 81 / O'Clock & said day.
DAVID EiIlE,
Administrator.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-10-06

Ohio has trumpcd up a claim Q;
about 100000 against the United
States Government. We suggest
that our Buckeye neighbors take it
out in trade"-such as Presidents,
Generals, Chief Justices, Cabinet
Officers, Foreign Minister'S, etc.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-10-06

MR. THOMAS }. DUEKLE, our
gentlemanly candidate for sheriff,
is q man entirely competent and
worthy for the position. A labor
ing man himself he is deseryedly
popular with that large and respect
able class who earn their daily
hrcad by manual labor. He will
fully appreciate the feelings Of the
unfortunate. y sheriff with hu-
name ana tender sympathics can
often do very much to save from Ut
ter ruin those whom lis unpleasant
duty it becomes to sell out. aud VIC
feel convinced that Mr.. Uuuklc will
act as gently with those in dis
tress as he possibly can. He is
possessed ola good practical ed
ucation, has excellent business
qualifications, and will make an
efficient and popular officer.
The parry in this section of the
country is solid for Mr. Dunklc and
will give him a large, full vote.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-10-06
FOR TREASURER,
ORANGE NOBLE.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

ASSOCIATE JUDGES,
JOHN h. RUNkLE, of Potter,
JIG. LARIMER, of Spring.
PRoTHONoTARY,
J.C. HARPER, of BellefoEte.
SHTRIFF,
THOMAS J. .DUNkLE,iof Rush.
REGISTER,
JAMES a. McCLAlN, OF. .Boggs.
RECORDER,
FRANK E BIBLE, Of Spring.
TREASURER,
D. c. KELLER, of Potter.
COMMISSIONERS,
A. J. CREST, of Unionville.
JURN WOLF, Of Niles.
AUDITORS,
F.P. MCSSER. of Millheim.
J. S. PROUDFOOT, OF Milesburg.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-10-06

Erie Mail ana Fast Line and Pacific Express
East make close connections at N0rthumber-
land with J.. & Il. Il. X. trains for WikeSbarre
and Scranton.
Erie Mail West, Niagara Express West and
Fast Line West make close connection at Will
Transport with n. &. Il. w trains north.
Niagara EXT~ess West and Day Express East
make close connection at Lock Haven with Is.
j.. V. X. Il. trains.
Erie Mail East and West connect at Erie
with trains on l.. s. u NJ. ). X. X at Cory tn
B. p Il W. r. mt Emporium with h. y. Y.
& 7. X. r., and ut Tiltwood with A. Y. H. r.
Farlor cars viii "un between Philadelphia
and Wiiamsport II Niagara Express West
and Day Express EaSt. Sleeping cars on all
night trains.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-10-06

ENAICIIOkS' PRIVATE SALE--Ihc sub
A = NrlihrIs, executors OF the estate OF JuuA.
inah lhllpS late ol Millhc!m, deceased, oiIcr
At private sale untn October 18th, 1881
a SPLENDID FARM,
situate two miles west Of Mllhcim on The
turnpike, and about four smilcS from Cuhurn
station, pa the LcNishurE < Tyrone rail road,
now occupied by Henry fraukcuhcrgtr. con.
tanning 6iatrts, and ll6 pcrchrS. about 81 of
which are cleared and ina good state OF cullya.
ton. The balance IS we'll timhrrrd. The i'm
proyemcntS are good brick dwelling house,
bank barn aud al sther necessary uut.
buildings. a Que Young apple orchard in . God
bearing condition, aud variety OF other fruit
trees rs we'll rs never failing water, also on the
premises. IL is altogether one of the most de-
s.raDle small farms In rcuns Valley For par
titulars apply 10
john T.. RuNKIE
Centre lllll,
B. O. Deuinger,
Mhhcim,
II Executors
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-10-06
Bost Clothes Washer

warranted for years, and satisfaction ruaran-
tetd or money refunded. ytC best most efficient
and most Gurabie lcIStsr iu the tg0rld. Il has
no rival and L. The only mgshiue that viii rash
perfectly Cttdn rtuOH rubbing. II can be used
any size tub, or shifted from one tCO 70 ali
other IN moment l. 50 simple and easy oDcr-
a.ei that The most delicate lady. or child 10
years o!d can d. tRc work. II Is made OF Gal.
yanlZed Iron ana is the ONLY washer that has
The Rub5er Bands on the Rollers which prevent
Tie breaking Of buttons and injury 10 clothes
Pnce very low.
No Family can afcrd to do without it.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-10-06

'EKtSTEE'S SALE.--Win be sold at pub
a ne sale at the late residence of Elizabeth
holloway, deceased. AaronShurg, Pa, ON Sat
ufday, October 18TH, lSSl, the following de-
SSnoed real estatcin saiL town, bounded on
the east ny lot of JohnJ Frank, on the south
hN TulWhcriy alley on the west 10y land ofJ.
~ ~. WYE and on The north by Plum street.
lb"t'Vh rlected q tWo story dwelling house,
Stateand other outbuild.ngS.
liRNS; One half of purchase money on day
"' sue ana The balance In one year with inter
'Hi' ~ h' secured 10y bond and mortgage.
sue 10 hrgtn ri one O'Clock, and VI not sold
The property viii be publicly rented for one
YEAR. JAtOR HOLLOWAY,
IIugtpp.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-10-06

TNENUrOR'S NOTICE.--Lcttcrs testumcn.
b'I ttry on tie estate " Catharine Held, late
Of Milheim, deceased, having been granted to
the undersigned, all persons knowing them
selves indebted ID said estate are hereby nOtlh-
hayin" claims against the same 10 present them
duly authenticated for payment.
i. .. DEINIEGER,
Executor.
Millheim, Sept Sth ISL 81
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y F. KISTER,

FASHIONABLE Boot 81 SHOEMAKER,
MILLHEIM, PA.
Shop next door to Foote'sstore, Main st.
BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS
made to order, and satisfactory work
guaranteed. Repairing done prompt
ly and cheapIy, and in 3 neat style.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-10-06
Millheim, Sept Sth, IsSl-

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Lettcrs Of
IN auminisi ration on the estate of Nm. {.
liustermuu, deceased, late OF Walker township,
Centre County. Pa, having bccu u.UteG 20 the
undersigned, al persons indebted To said es-
tate are requested 10 make Immediate pay
meat, and MI having claims against the same to
present them, daily authenticated by law for
settlement.
REBECCA }. UOSTERMAN,
{. VI. SECHklSr,
Administrators.
JInh u 4.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-10-06

The rules were finally withdrawn
by Hensel, their mover, after a tu-
multuous scene during which Uensel
resumed the chair. The election Of a
chairman Of the state central commit
tee was proceeded with, resulting in
the selection Of Mr.. j. X. B,gert, of
LuZerne.
At 10 a. m. the convention ad
jDurnCd.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-10-06
Bei,S.

We sell $40 machine for so.
We sell a SIS machine for $2S
We sell n 80 machine for SIS.
We sell as machine for s27-51,
We sell Il $50 machine for $50.
Warranted To be new. first class machines In
every respect. 1t pays farmers and Others 10
come 10 our store TO buy their supplies.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-10-06
The Vote in Detail.
The following is the vote in detail:
Noble Receives the Nomination.

On the ninth ballot quite number
Of changes were made in rapid success
sion and when the vote WAS announced
it stood us follows: Noble, lac; Davis,
0i; Plumer, 4; Din 5. Mr.. llendricll
moved to make the nomination un-
animous and it was carried. The
chair then declared Mr.. Noble the
nominee.
Tbs report of the committee on rules
came up for action, Mr.. James of
Northampton il the chair, and u
lengthy discussion followed, which
was still in progress at O'Clock.
Tho rnuVantinn AlinurES
, 1881-09-12
Studies Of Human Nature.

Utn(sfSe.
tho school u or.,ar, Yhe.u was Il took u pniu
IN hlA Rcntl9 fuee, anA ho sceinou to bs feeling
M o, az Ill 'sS Vas tcang Tor somsthius, Gat it was
mot nn appp. uni 1t WIS not III his pocket. He
.x!nncetl HFo!.ad The school, ana every laSs was
Crano's. WMter Crnue's tacs, bent over nis
Latin Kralnnnr, bad such pse9tonad!y s.ut'inn. 1
sss ssas ss ,Sssaer wss e eac @ y the nS Sx
,task. ma IN Waltcr's wondering eycbr1ws
sw.tel, and sHid: .Yes. Waiter. yes; it WIS
S Ssty hsfs es tsr Sns natS fa VII M 's
als.,lt whcre TINT pin cuusht me" Aud hv
showed him mt oliee. but Mn,y Lines 70 the
tnura especially bly, Sammy JOHNSON. DID Wal
esl ,ss SsS M H. H. caa g u "a I'd sy
didn't knuw nnyth'ng nhuut It,, It Wns blE
sammy sase,: WIZ Krn9o;i sua rahtHa ssa NJ, M
H. Thus wi, tliat anlNetliNca IN ts.e study ut
ptlya0glonly the WlSeSt toachtr VII rs !terod-
o!t,s observes, "bte 01 more lh"h he Gun
X fond mothor leaned frnn, sine. .embowerrd
wl,nlu,v up an North Filth street tho other even.
wild nuke fhrm caiiei ia her bcanttfu!, boy:
s'Clarencu! Clarence rlnntnvenst Jones! WHu.
dsrnK lit.u b",aey bet !',thsr hers , Soar " es
tea. MY i.oToy bjrd." And I.lat then ths suellow
hun uf the littlo honey Ursl twittorad out pi1 the
thumlcr! wu4 tryn IN luaxo Il bix black ant
S d ag , "sh !, S'F rFevm en- wSs ,S unsh 4! ny
hHing her SMILES l,uhiud we'll dtsssnbls j
fr.wli. emma into tug ga,rtett and said: 10, you
luop-stlek r | pyrr eatah YOU In the Harden
agnnln. Wush your f.tshy paws now. aud enu,e
K to ,,SxY sS1 Il ya IL rn sreusY yGbs bY
tween poetry aud blank tGrke.
, 1881-09-12

Aftp Turk llbrtf.
Tho ItQud1n pHaIurB MItsllllilGb tho Hea&n, AZ
thu curly ngu Of;t, Ut fir Francis it1(tFrt shtr-
luck llln1ert uM,et', ltar!., nt tlcuaers Mali.
Uaronut, In btHy, lR7s, and Ia now stlH":stt't W
Ml,.,tler bruther, kir. Edward SHERLOCK :'...h
Thu t;iNpses art IN htlulent fMIHt!y tn N1rtotk
a1Id suffolk. Thp ttcsk uar0llct. Sir Wlltlatt
tiuOeh, burn IN aa5l, hlsilnAtli*hHit hlMKg!f
ilxniIlst thu tirst Prctgndrr III Suntlln!l iH lii
HING UuorXe |. tuaie him l.tIteIlnnt-t ofEr!Hf
Ut Virginia III l7a1. mud histnFy rGrnrsls ns MIN
uuinpinIi,u.l Of him. uuuuhlnnd t;sHln:y r0'i,.
I.lui.iusaics hIs llutuU Ut tilt tt DuIAllIlHn 70
thls dAy. " lT4u 10 went With ~ Allur!'
eau regiment to the slege nf taFtbn2ct'A.
Whers hu wis wtAntled. In l1tG hu WIS Cl1le q
iugl,et alN at hla death, IN ai5l, tho titlu lle-
solttd uA Ills l,rNthgr ThOniAs. tttstup nt Fly,
who hutt married AtiSter Gt ur. Ehtt1Gk, ltashnu
Ut London. lhu Hehti,,lnun whuHv t!uath u luw
ullnuuheesl inhrt iud, 4 few weoka utter Als MTG.
cusslon to iha title. Miss Sasah Annlo snthsr.
latld. thu daughter Ut u POOR though reslhotAhle
baker, ulld ylalsulnalt 1T Il e0nreulfuu0ra. hnu
l,rt hin, nllp 1tila, whn dlt4l lit lntAhuf. Tn tao
tn 0I Sns1LAlsr. lHiH, f1shlui4l,le l.ohdoh wAa
startled fr, tlB r1iprlnty w the 1laxs t1at 6tt
FganclH hail tAktll nut u summons hKalhst hsa
wife aud unn.hsr wptann, Ann walker, chaf9-
inx tl8n Win G',nsl!r!nY tD pats ait tIpoh MN
n ktrAu&u ubtld Nv NA HWtt. According - !uC
fnnts pI aAeutD at tlB Marlborough street. Police
would paaa, In dcfnutt 0f 1 letr fn Sir tFuncla,
10 hls brother. the PRESENT lihrnnnf. u! August,
1877, Lady lOoch Informed her husband thAt she
expected to In cuttlnel IN tho following slay r."
porting subsequently that u physlctAn whom no
bad desired hdr 10 G,IusnIt had gOiItrMea her lA
her expecfat atIoRs. Though the family doctor,
to whUln hu took her. declared taAl shs WE
, 1881-09-12

Statistics published IN tho GALVESTON Ntlps
slnw thHt 1,GA niles or railway hMys peetn coE1-
picted WitAln tic your; that within tw., yuAts
fOrty.uao atld,t!0nal ussSIy Gf oon.n,srttal tla-
pnrtMnce have been reached BY rail or bavo
sprtltx Into axstencc, and TINT tho valMg ct the
StMle.a prtxiucts has tnuEeasca fruln edt, ,&, Ill
iu iH78-fQ to $05, UTs1 i.l lSS1.Bl.
Tbs following isa stHio'nsnt of the m mnmnMnt
Clifton, i,s0j,sT bnirs; value. $Ahtii,il5; wool,
sa1!, II, ~ lMinea yal1ie, t!,Ts!n Aiao. 4;
bend; valuu, tls.E&luls; horses u..d mules, IS
~ headi value: q .ta 'a'; aruiI, :st.1n TAR
lona; yul1s, ~ t.75 lumber. xis. .gE,5 ,5ss feet;
yalns, t3oTs, isl: rotto.,. saoi oaku. ~! ~.
$l,s1@.alA; miscellaneous prMlucts. Il.at4t!!3;
9sHSIN. -. y
?nsro has been cxpoI.ied during tho year for
TalruAt! uunAtruuilbn Within tho Stale perhaps
solaethIng iiks tasH1.uN, which. ad;,s;! e Thy 4,
a06tG. would glt1 KrAud total OF *tl3.Gl9W
IN thu sIa dcrlrul " roxns tt the cr,al't Ut tts
Industrial and aarfeult4L4i resources, Or fully
hand by which Gun be teckoncd tue am9snt Of
MONEY brought Into tho statb by !sntnHrant4:
and Others, aud Gy Investors in real estate and
vsrs0nxa property. although shs amount ffuta
, 1881-09-12

Fortune IL prt,verhlally iukle, but her tickle.
lvy AlujoriGanks, Mr.. tlatlstQHu's Mew Peer. IL =
esl III t,',i,t lilo ii thU HM Ut fhI fuer purtnct
IN Cuutta' bank, whose own rMEe1r WIN " tuftu.
lnlle. Il cldet Ut u Rt1hl Scoteh GhMlly, be went
10 l..,llniI, ri rautu for tho Fast luies. with
letter Ut introduction mud credit to old Mr..
CuustA. Thu iatler tuoA y lfkluR tn tho lhl anu
'KnI,l, after saeinx hlnt few tlutcs. What
would you sy ~ uolnI.lg INTO my contsng-ruotn
inatund Ut xolny iNtil banfsAIneut acrtsn the
suAY" The boy. who Thought the lunka 0f
the rhntIe4 would he ptonsultcr than lboss
oi tho llnoghly. tose to ~ svnior partner.
layorlt, he ut'.aht !arxo ilssrest n,any years
ago in 1luux's brewery, ono Ut the half 4u1eO
lurgest ct,ncnsHa ~ England, tE.Nu which tho
new lPcr-the hfst English hecr Lord, Iy thN
wny-hAA drawn stHAe $:ti,UD u yelr. He haa
tuver bean pgtnlnolt tt tHIllttcul alfs, and pru-
ul,iy uwcs ILLS elevation to tho siotaa ~ l4'ras
~ much ~ tn pleasing personal uualtties-lhr
uscry ulo stkua hlal-as 10 anything t(ae. suule
years aHu he hutlts q very hHnuestle huuse.
frunt1nx On hyde 1nTk, whvruln To- place khs
chulcs no!oetion Of ol'Jets lRrt III which hc pur-
speoLlat!nns brought h'ln to ULluf, It was ml1cr:
IionA that Sir pudlay'4 Fraternal Yenenaltyh b 4
bEctl OIL " noble scale M to coupel hlt leAvluE
bis due hun.e for whilo. Mis e!deas sop ~
married to a daughter Of the Duke OF Aar-
borough, and his dxuKhtsr u Countess Ut AesEs
leAQ,
, 1881-09-12
THE SPlRlTUALISTS.
A Dizzy Gathering .of t1o Long and
short Haired.

"a "A1s u,.s.s.ss,s..., ~ a"' ""s ""
....-. 'no nors2A1aaFeu. ,..
t,pcrn. .iio,,sc. M. t;sT West sin,],son atrecl.
About 1hl persons wore present. mostly loux-
every ono Of thom. Tho proceedings opened
,,,,rc u,,o hrrhs y ortar ,,h,,t, .ho t,nu,.,nn
puss i,,s a.'a usan' a'.or Mea tao Ioa,e,nao,
whose name was not nnhonnced. any that Tho
meeting WIS intended chiefly for mediums, who
woujd relnto their oxner,c1iecs. liz hoped II
,ro,,t; In o,,,oth,nt, ttn. Me,na,.. lo'nIs"n.,
oaly that there would be au outnourlnY Of tnnty
sllf:ts listcad of NM nc cAaled OF Mr.. Fields
OF knt'sns. tor = speech. ,...,
privilege pf l,sinE present &c such meeting,
@ and sas M thHt Spsrit.,allsm 10 KANSAS WIS Inuoa
zcs aud i 'hey % shS'.a try io beeoo ss 10. % spr,-
uhls'!l hl nothing III coinlnon with nMter1aifsin:
the last WI. WIS dull and earthy, tho hrst led 10
Thv ssoN;t saus "sha!1 We gather at tho
river Z" aI! after the Chnir bad explained that
Mslyotldy eonn! shcAk. W1einor "ilhuer tnnffoi
Ut MOI, M!l oNtcTlt ihan 1Hahe 6oMe ds!o'ntad re-
marks nb9nt ct'llsoltnce, reason. and Intuition.
!ie st1pp':a rs ABRUPTLY 10 he 1GK,,ll, nt'u once
oao o, f,r @ ,n, ~ a eas M nKo ~ ,,sn',. Mn =,
come forwnrti and
DEMONSTRATE 1MMonrALlrY
aug future vxistencc. Iio s,!id .sticcess was
&" aS Rnst to &ndnor & aeEate aS .Ss
eolmo aaaan,o scnarRs ,f ana @h ota n'an sSia
Us, o 1esfs H. W. W." tSfe S a. esso ths
upon t9 a. CONS torwnrd %
~ tnla poii't W.!t. .esea & woman rose n thc
@ aauseee 4na an;Hneea s iaat sho saw ,9ircs On
genttenEh y Was !. hpeaK.hg; Among Those nEhres
Wofe ~ ~ ~ Hau a. ana ann ealiea oh
shc.o ''n nabc,s ha ut spcc.al ssneae na!nes
1xpla,s i as h6 1glns the Church 1 Gt H.
, 1881-09-12
PLEURO-PNEUMONlA,

An OMc1a1 Communication to Gov.
Snlfotn from tile Treasury Cattle Com
1sl!ssiOn-ChIcxRo u Distributing Point
for the Cnstle Diacnse Through ths
Medium OF Thoroughbred Calves
from Infected Districts -Tke Pro.
posed Kennedy.
Special Lttpateh to 1ns CAteaou !ttbuns-
SrnrSar1ELp, ILL.,, Sept. li.-Gov. Cullom
has received Ill o,licIal communication from
the United States Treasury Cattle Commits
sion, lii which tho commission cnIl attention
to the Erent danger intending the snte OF
calves from tho Eastern States now Infected
with contagious plcnro-pnell,nonia,, to bs
taken into tila various stock-ratsinK States
ot the West. They state TINT they have been
informed by Mr.. Bartlett. MI extensive deu.
er III this class of stock, that Eastern cnlvea
to tho value Of 81 LOO. 900 have been sold III
tho ChlcagO Stock Yards III the past fifteen
months, and tllat, although It Is a,i exclusive
ly fall trade. no less tllan 1000 heat have
been disposed OF In tic present season. The
commissioners urge utA,h the Governors At
tenlIon tile following points:
First-Tho calves sold In the Stock Yards a1
Chicago md East st. Louis arc largely drawt
from two Of tho States known to By INFECTED
seeond-Thero Is 10 law TO prevent the ship
3tAtes Of New jersey. Maryland, AMI Virginia.
e ts asysa s.ae ere s ssatts se ~
nols. ohto. Il in;!iana, Town. Minnesotn' Nebraska
Fuurtn@They Mro largely purchased by poo,
persons. who often mortEaEo thom TO secur.
ths purchase monsy; and shsrefore ~ aass no,
Ing discuso sbol,.l 1t bp developed.
Fifth-This calf trade not uuty threatens II
Introduce the contagious pleuro. pneumonia
into tho West. bur a|so to conceal lts exlstenes
u!lt3l II shail hnt0 gnii1eil a Wide and petnAp1
uncflntr0tlab!c extonston.
si5tli-lIitsots can virtually put IN end to th!,
snld mud dstvlhnteti fro!n tho Stock-fards ol
tsto IT. lev the oov
crnor to schedule Infected ytntes and disiricl,
mud debnr aIt cattle trnwn from such distrio.t
inIssionrrs believe TINT tho Governor, woult
] .sc wos oHs I'll ~ ,ss "a .dhsa
MlinE tho States OF Now York. New 1erseS'
renMsylvanla, Masylap1. Delaware, and yir,
thusu States as lies Gust Of tho AcEhony Mount
| aims. The grent ob)gct!on to aush. actiun. WY
witt tl,e sais of brc.sllng: stock from the thor
oughhred herls OF tue infected districts. To OBJ
sen 'at s ssy 81 5u a s
cattle from tho scheduled States on tho yertlt-
| cato OF tho STATIC Veterinarian TINT to bis per-
! a0nal knowledge the herd md district from
| which thny come hav0 hecn free from cofta.
! glous spicnru-pncu1nonIa for tho SIX months last
l;ighth-Anathsr. important condition Of ad-
! .nieslon would be that tho ours which osrry cat
0ughly clcAuetl ana dtstnfected.
Tile commissioners conclude by stating
| tint ul1 the leading cattle-ticalerS OF Chicago
whom they l1'ye lnct hays expressed them.
| from this trailIH IN calves, und rs anxious tu
SEQ il prohibited. They f.irther agree Will,
thu commissioners TINT, If action e 10 be ot
, 1881-09-12


Brignoll has JOINED tho kuogg concert troupe
for tho coming sellsn,l.
"Dinorah" has never yet bean performed In
Neriu. 1t Is promised thorp for tho next sca-
son.
M. Aiasacuet's now opera, I" IIcrodlAde," will
he produced ut tho Theatre do Ia 3tounnie, Drls-
sells, lu December noxt.
Nine. Albant IL expected TO open tho next sea-
son III Berlin, after which she Is to make tour
OF tho GcrnlRN provinces.
Labltzky, tho composer OF danro- music which
was formerly very poputar, rocGntly celebrated
bis 81l btrlhaAy in perfect health.
Herr Hermann Frnnke has secured the per.
forlntux right ut Waxncr'a Ilie MeistcrsIuger"
In England aud .aMerica Tor 1ss., lsSi, anu 1881.
stark smith. WIN tnkss castleton.s p!aco In
eailst. lie Inns studied ID ltay, aud has tho pure
italian method.
llrahms IS at Nehwlnkol. enangcd Ia tho CON.
position of nn opera: and uoiaArk, who is
spending the AitllInnr Ut IsiiuIadeIl, II Aiso nt
work M Hi opcru. Der FriHndibK"
1t Is sntl TINT Mt. Abbey, who has cnunxcd
Mime. N,lsson for e'nrcrs tonr In th!s co!,t,try,
eSScer.s the cxanscs f suts @ II f iisS ersons. a M
W.lk1.
1.ato accounts from EnRtand st!te that Mr.
nporu ke.laot,, N'sbough no ,sked her to nunu
hsr owl. terms. il still Regulating with Ll.cca.
Al yet h. Inns nla.ie III announcement ~ To tue
personnel u his eunlphHy.
Cesar Cui, who haa recently published ~
F,vnc.l 4 lk,Dk IN n,ilsio ~ llussla, says that
b1icnel Glinka y o1!c Vt tho Kreatest musical
:.Das iub0u fiir ilyn Zllr." hns bcon performed
| no lces titan d6l tlues tn lInssln.
sscposts about thnt chartula9 singer. 5iitc.
Newspaper tho hux bopn Engaged 6y I.,ri ltosst
iar his Eng.st =. "pcra company Y, accSsonx !.
I httufr1 tn II
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