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, 1881-02-20
THE LuMBERMEN.

Stocks Oh Hand and Prospects for Next
| Season.
! The luHbermen held their second weekly
meeting and lunch yesterday at the Lumber
| mans Exchange. Mr.. B. l.. Anderson acted the
part of host with marked dignity.
The meeting was called to order at 2 O'Clock,
Mr.. c. C. Thompson occupying the chair.
Avote Of thanks was rendered Mr.. Anderson
for his excellent temperance spread.
Str. Anderson responded with an elaborate
speech, thanking the gentlemen for the honor
conferred both in the vote and the disposition
they had made Of the dinner. He then
The F sn saS an shs
with the percentage they bore to tho stock On
hand JAM Of the periods named Tho stock
the receipts Of last. year The Iumbermen
should carry moro dry lumber here, in order to
compete for the tride Of distant points The
trade was Important enough to haye more Al
dermep III the Council.
AID. Ballard called. attention tn the proposed
against it. The lumber tribe, it was suited, s1
paid more, .tax, now than any other branch OF
business, partly because the stock was IN sight,
Chair was instructed to appoint a committee
from each ward to consult with tde Aldermen
in that ward In the interests of the trade.
Ferry Bros. presented q petition from rho
Sixth Ward protesting to tho Mayor aud City
Council against raising the Eighteenth street
The Western df fnduaa Raiiroad. The be pesttion t
sets forth that raising the grade would in1ure
the street for heavy teamnx; also that Eight
eenth is the only thorpughfare between Twelfth
and hTwenty-seconds streets that connects with
the West Side, hence travel on it should not be
further DISTRACTED. The railroad might con-
TIME on Grove street instead OF gOing two
blocks out Of Its direct course to cross at Eight
eenth. The Eemonstrnnee was laid on the presi-
dents table for those to sign who chose TO do SO.
The increased cost OF the coming stook was
talked over. Parties interested ut Menominee
and Muskeyon noted the advance in price Of
stumpa:,e, and the higher east OF saving aud
getting lumber transported across the lake as
compared With two years ago.
Mr. Pearson said there WAS little dry lumber
uns0id at Saginaw. md th1t liberal supply OF
new logs was in tho rivers Of Eastern Michigan.
Mr.. Van Schaick pointed out that two-tairds
of the stock here was green and unfit to ship
and that Mississippi River markets we're short
Of beayy lumber
Others thought dry lumber was not plenty
enough and some grades should bring more
money.
The following parties were appointed to
consult with the Aldermen Of their respective
wards Ia regard to the proposed license law:
Messrs. Wntktns and Rae, Ballard, Van Schaick,
Fuller and Martin. Thompson, Teetmyer. Lowe
aud Itittenhouse, Perry, Pearson and j. Bedler,
II. Curtis, Dean ana Winter, Brooks, a. r. Kel-
ley, Elder, Street, Waldo, Butes. A. a. Carpen-
ter. Mr. 7. ". Harvey serves the lunch next
Saturday.
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HlIMlR.

The cremaHonists have at last discovered that
Washington, Pa, IS that country from whose
burn no traveller returns.
at convention of Journalists, to take place
ut Philadelphia, the advisablity OF paying for
POETRY by the yard instead Of BY the pound Will
be considered
A Boston newspaper somewhat sarcastically
remarks: The police Of New York are being
vaccinatcd. But what's the use Of 1t? They
never catch anything
If Grant hasn't anything else to do, why don't
be SIT down ana s.I write M story, something 70 Ike
own."-On CITY Derrick.
A New York Ledger story writer died the other
day, and they wrote him this epitaph: The
chapter of this world is endcd-to be continued
in the next
In Paris they have cheated cabs Mime.
D, after taxing one, shouts to the coachmau:
hss s1h : hers 6ss sere e
is it?" s. Under my fect.'
An exchange says the National debt, in silver
dollars, could be removed by rail br loading
$3.50 cars with ten tons cNcb. We can't believe
it. II It was SO, why isn't 1t done7-DanbuJu
Ners-
"Look here" said Mr. spllkins to hia wife,
"you ought to have some fine brandy 10 tho
house to cure my sickness at my stomach.
"That's where you are Mistaken responded
mes day IL there ws aeo
hoic remedy for 1t Ia the house,"
protopasu,l Q bioplasmt 0 mystic depths Of
the unknowable! Herbert Spencer has the dys-
pepsia, and It was brought on BY eating ped
nuts. Thus does philosophy fail us 10 the most
common interests OF life, while unfolding before
us the llimitable.-Boston Post.
The most unaccommodattng man In Ohio kept
small hotel near Cleveland. One night the
house caught Ore, aud while terrified ulan Was
climbing through burning window, the pro-
prictor rushed up and exclaimed. " Have yon got
any baggage?' No, SIR" 'Guests without
baggage are requested to pay up before they
ieuvc this hotel You owe sfxty-hve cents on
last weeks bill, and 50 on rhis weeks. side from
ordering a beef sandwich extra. Get back!
Won't be cheated 10 this way-"-Clsut@dnd LeddtT
, 1881-02-20

The cases Of The People against james Nc
Donald, who Is charged with an attempt to
ravish Mrs. Henry Anderson, of Hnrbor avenue,
Thursday afternoon, and Of Henry anderson,
charged with threatening to shoot Mcdonald
therefor, were brought before Justice Mnrsh.
at South Chicago. and 3lrs. Anderson being still
prostrate from the effects ut her strugEio
Thursday, the case was continued.
, 1881-02-20

" 4LA ~ lllt OpcIutG VI
DEARBORN STREET
peiiate Court, in the case Of The City vs.. Fl.
n. Shepard, has affirmed the Judgment of
the Court below, giving Mr. Shepard judg-
1nent for S35.S91 damages. THIS decides that
the city has gone too far oil the old co1l-
domination proceedings for opening Dearborn
street to retract, and that it had III effect
TAKEN POSSESSION OF THE LAND.
SO as to be Obliged to pay for the same. The
city authorities insist that the city had never
taken actual possession Of the property. and
that it had 4 rig'ltat any time before actually
doing so to abandon the condemnation with
out ou incnrrnE H. Any liability AZ appeal viii
once: but there IS little doubt the outcome Of
the litigation will be that the city will have to
pay several hundred thousand dollars dam
ages to propcrty-owners.
The author Of, the interesting communica-
non in last Sundays paper about the rpla-
tions of landlords and tenants was Mr.. j. b,
Adair.
AT THE EAST.
The New York Herald reports that on the
floor of the Real Estate Exchange satesfoom
"Wednesday there was vast throng Of capt.
talists, spectators, and property-owners, and
the number of sales made was very large. In
real estate in New York there has been
general advance since the beginning of the
year, and the market Is unusually active ia
consequence. The demand for houses and
Offices has not been so great since 1872, and
landlords, therefore, are not disposed to make
concessions.
SAN FRANCISCO.
In the realestate items Of the San Fran
cisco Bulletin we find that Dennis Kearney
has been buying STO0 homestead lot close
to the Seventeenth street terminus Of the
Market Street Railroad.
The Bulletin declares that there is no great
scarcity Of buyers. while there Is a super
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me; me following buildings on the line If tbe
opNenhg Na o5 North Franklin street: ~

!
| ~, nultn nalf OF Lot L., North Addition r.
| III it.Ss;su, .; no: % Meroninee street, on Sub
to (7h;an1t.l nolt.l nal1 Of Lot u, North Addition
sontt"aos @ Hl,s.sEos 40: 50 Tell court. on Sublot /
~ " Ihleago: No. 81 Tell court, on Sublot 10
| Ra1t OF LOIS 12 and l3, North Addition r.
1mleagn, no. IS Tell court, on Sublot 20
rh;eau1 rSHts " t9ts ~ and Is, North Addition tc
~ ofriegui Il 40. 5 Tell court. on Sllblot q, par
o. LOIS Y and Is, North Addition to ot;hicaeo,
r. teaI r a9y orth avenue, on Sublot II. Iots ;:
- p, North Addition to Chicago: No. So;
NTH avenue, on Sublot /, Lots 2G tn sS
@ nolen Addition to Chicago; rear 3o5 NORTH
aSIdHts, aSd;t;a, on ~ @Snblot !, Lots g to 9, North
! auultion 70 chicago; No. 10 Starr street. on
eaS1 seven feet Sublot IL, Lots % to 81, NORTH
Aaultlon TO Chicago.
| THE REA1-EsrArE CALI, RoApn
The result of the fourth nnnl,c co11 ~ ,.o,,
! TR1BirSE. s nn;,ss nui;is .epu..fm lu III lhursdays
made. and in some casns + ~ =. sa1es Mele ,,e
above the nsat nricos sas9 0,ar - 10 - PER cent
no Indication Of strong and aciiye Tuu ,nartaf Ms
Until there is wider and more GiFerslfiei rdfee
not aiways he ref.ctn @ ESeta hv ~ .aIHt1 Will
single cali. After iong t}enrassa asSa. OF pa =
estate moves In s,,ots as II srp,e ~ Ieal M
Michigan avenue Boulevard hon,n ten asS the the
Town OF Pullman; or the South Chicago res sss
viii be l1ofed Mi alon tha i;ngo dn ~
s.stii-h1nfsN ara o1,a1 n-t,.t, % n.t.;t 3I ste
c1uc;,.o1,, ~ -. 1922 " Will sell CA
Ii;y ~ tto tieticS, a1ld The greater the
pHoi1cltJ tlie oetler Tor all concerned and
11en VIII como the contests Of the q. bears II
| and "bnlls." 1t is fair to presume TINT IL i,
series Of wears hnth siftns will hove thn;.
DAYS Of ricfnr,- and ~ 1. ~. law uGl1
haiti nc will ~ 49, aATu s.te tesutl u Lne
TnU b"a ~ - tceu.ueu y! que Iline az the
! - pnn h. pJatl GAcllaHee. ms enterprise Will
as it has the elements Of success in #, o'i
limited portion of real estate ntlst he soii 1T
auction, and there is every reosnn r. haliara
thut rPai-estafe a1,ctinns sainc 1,.;f, ,-o,, -
pnnufaritv aS thnt. E,,n o , WI stu" ~
Nptr Vnri- pI,;i.JS,ti "a; ;e~.!t uot.G III
T., -, a, M.tatlc!pu1iir a[Q OtHer cities.
,t 49, ~ SpililHoulty Is ulere such variation Of
South Park land Condemnation case - vii. !.
neSseS testified all the Hav from SlO0 an acre
up to 5000. The auction mart does MT
settle fully these variations. hnt II is an in,la~
that is far more reiiahIe ti,nn tha nsmoi en- NJ
yata nernfiatinns n,,otoa A r. nc ;uaunt M ~
hro,d '{o,si;rht naotsa. 49, ,1s - ~ ol,cn ~
caeIaa <an '!Sut, eato 1922 iiaoie 70 De con-
t: Gsa40o ~ pultostv LUIS applies to alc-
LION Sales cOnQuc1ed falrly and square
~. as We believe it has been
the earnest determination of fhe
managers Of the Call Roard tn do SncI
calls S}tou}d onlv ha er;yan nari,,s;., H., ~
short intervals and ssithnnrRR tta,s '.la -
not embrace one-Iundrsth part Of oun I'll
tae e<nsactlonS III real estate, they would
nave vast influence in regulating values.
, 1881-02-20
CiEareta.

The ENORMOUS increase in the consumption Of
ciQarets is shown by the fact that IN 1870 taxes
were paid on 13,s HI cigarete, and in 1850 on
4D8, 8,TQ3:;455.
, 1881-06-16

Proposals. for. stationery.

SUPERINTENDENT or FI:MnfC rHDrEnTr,f
--...... MXbiAnN, Wis, Mhy y. ISL
Eotlcr r. hereby rIrhf. pursuant tn H'. .:. thMp.
~. II. 1sk tlht AealsI prs~als Will E., tsatyg,i al
This n'cn NJ IN nt1n nf tte ah iaY q! lnne+ isl for
cix.sifc lltt Of tho articles md the quality NJ
chch caas rt4ueea, Will he fnftshsd tu all pornnns
dnsrfnK 20 Lid, IN application y, this nIee. ttthef
personally nf " Iettcf. stationery ~ c1rrssnnd
!th he sample: now Y5ov3sd & i.r t9apset.,n 4 ~,
o lie Superintendent ii l'ublG. Property. nt t,0
Capitol. In the cry IF Mailfnn, Wiat, On befpre
thu NAt day nf November, tS4t. o..
Tha stationery Ii Divided into four claAaet A. Hf.
nnd ll4 s R*pnrntH eenIcd hid nttt le E1alIt fur
rnch class " xos, and must bs plainly fndursed
si.ti.,naryoclsss 'nasn.nx t.,s Each 81; mnst 10 s
rnfnImhfed by bond 20 ths sntn af WIkchnath IN
tue bidder rrlucn! and by NJ !9ast
snrstcs condiIune tilHt talh t'ddeE wi frniFh such
stationery Merordihx 10 this &ersna Ut tile hid, and the
sratca ahnii MtAeh 70 Or nosae m said bond thelt
Justification ~ thu effect hat they arc each wUfth the
SUN VI iuur tht,nsznd dpltatN aver and hb0va nlt
drDta. slnlhltla*. and exanptiurs.
Printed blink bids nHd blinds will ho fusnlsfed Of,
App1trn&In IL this u!dce.
fIs contract VIII " awardnd u each CLAUS % the
lnwast hlfer II that ents wht' :hn frniRh aacnflty
IT Pubic i'rnperfJ! ro44ari hntttrsF ttat ts pref
will tu 4yer fn enth enAN tn any AnF rIAId-
ifx hnlnR husnuas M the AtMs Of Wlssunsst, his
TIT Rhnt bc ms low " TINT NJ ny 0teief thEr u, that
ctnst nut tulna husiness u the State nf Wisc"nen
serxss the right 10 reject any Or ny tds aae BY
SupnrtntcHdsnt o} Public iir,lperty.
, 1881-06-16

u.,,. ,,,u. - =, =. <,.,,t. ,zou.
AHe Flfm o. H. A. GutIet q Gov 1soH"
t0ns Dealers In 1rOMs GlvO Up-Ltns
bitleIsx EtfAtna 1 I'D Rt Between SlOO..
WV ,u. Anu Teuv.voe' -. ,,... r,.,,
apfe'as Aepa'e" 10 ms e"'eaeo 4Tlo3"e
BOsT0S, Ma3s.t JuAg 16.-Th0 suspension
70 1''"u"''ees ~ t"o Wy W y. ~ U".'o.
- Coz lrUtl utAleEs. owing 10 Tue e0nlllluetl
,e.ss,.,,".,t ,,..rot. .rio nouan 49,, ..tni,-
tnufc.'s"s thuso'' ~ aou'9 "us sot"
llsjIed In l8Eh n1ld The 1lr'n Is now com.
nnsrt1 nf H. T. f1eetl a,u f. u. {.ntler.
ss. trI. ,,,i
, 1881-06-16

8psetal Dtspatth to The Chicago IfthMns.

Gptetds Dt1pdtfh to The Ch5edpo 1ftbAHts
LANSING, Mich, June t5.-1n the Supreme
Court today, In the case of tho State Treas-
urer vs., The Auditor General, the petition
for manlamus to compel the Auditor to as
sess the Michigan Southern Railroad Conl-
puny for an arrcaraee Of back taxes under tho
General Railroad law was denied. In another
cnsc brought by appcnl from tho Wayne C0unty
Circuit the daeisiun WIS Affirmed. which VII!
oblI9e tho Company to pny aonle ftI0, ,ou ct back
taxes, and to pay additional taxes Of about
$D,0O per year hereafter.
, 1881-06-16
CHESTER, IRON MOUNTAIN d
WESTERN.

JEFFE1lsox CRY, No., Juno 15.-Articles
Of association ot the Chester, Iron Mountain
g. Western Rallroal Company were filed to-
day with tho Secretary of State. Capital,
81, o0,00o. The road is to be 100 miles long,
and ruE westward from point oil the bunk
OF the Mississippi River in Perry County. Ma-
sourt, oppos!t 0hester, ILL.,, throuHh n rich min
ernl region 70 salon!. No. Tho Directors nre
Gerard i. Allen, Nathan Cole and Newton
llugi, N. Camp, Of New York; J. ". jnnes, OF
New Jersey; Charles h. Cole, OF Chester, H..
Charles Ald9ply, Of Springfield. ILL.,; and Loon
Lucy, Ut 1T. Mnrys No.
, 1881-06-16

SALT LAKE, Utah, juno E.-Tho Denver
d. Is!o Grande railroad Company havo 200
miles Of railroatl~bed In process OF construc-
ton In Utah, nnd arc working nearly 1000
men. 1t Is done In the namo OF tho HeYier VAL
ley llailroad, The linc cutters Utah from Colp-
rntlo m the Grand River Forks. otst OF tile
W,lsatch Range. ono hraIloh XulnF south mud
tallawtug aallnn Ca!iOn through tho rn1i9o, tn0
and bpAnish fork Caftof,. On this hraneh, sixty
f1iloa from Provo 10 Pleasant Valley. aro IN
operation.
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*T00 Btslall to 1r1pxAugc.


7HF"*8s
CAls1.iSyIt.t.E, ILL.,. June ls.-rhls portion
Of the county WIS visited Inst night BY n
terrific storm ut wind, ltufl. md lightning.
Tho barn Of Lev! Mitchell, few miles south,
WINS struck By lightning aud destroyed, With tho
contents, including horses and COWS. Also. tho
wus struck by lightning md badly iatnugcti, but
wHB not destroyed. In many portions Ut tho
county tho Wheut Is ibyetel to tho ground. ThB
rain Will he Of Rrent benefit tO tho growing
crupR. The ysoashor bus bocn Immensely hot,
and still continues.
, 1881-06-16
TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY JUNE 49, ITEM

They hnve dnun sefT tarvc business. extending
nver New Fork ard Pennsylvania. and stand
well iii tho business community. The Hrrnrtts
fIaye ratrd them at f75.Nn In <ib1OBl: i,ttt. NV.
l,9 To tho drop In iron mud tho kunwletlRe that
they carried cpna!nrrat|r, f"w firms f'nr" hect
murc investigated If lhto. nithnut y was iinrcsl
ttpy wt,nl1 tttN ttyrr. wG, they IN t1Uutt wplltl
have tanu but for this lust depression In tho
market.
, 1881-06-16
THE HACK HILLS.

DEApwoop, u. r., juno l5.-A heavy
wlnastorm passud over this portion Of thu
Hills earty this evening. The Atcthnllst
Church. IA new structure nearly completed, ind
down. Tho ro0f ut the church atrilc,t a dwelling.
hnuse, nourly iemtAtshnR IT,. No groat dalnMKo
WIS done hurq or Ut Central City,
, 1881-06-16

WIZ AnIie lrhtn III ttitse Htatetae!lts Wy
!tttlo tfDlihle sec tllat NJ tle llias l'tt hah
been unit. !as been rMRilleer's. nlHl Kept
@ a"lr t.;n,i'v ~ Ha ~ II ~" w"ra h. H. III.
i,ecessnry bnwllg n, tllat tile hum, couil i.
kept nliyc until ae desired objects hal bee'i
at:c0fnrl1sflth. lEcst i,nt,,hs, ilnWeVeI, nnve
neell tnttltH, ;lntl! y requires tHtrn e5eFiion,s
- kEeR ILL., oaahe ~. u ,',,. hau, i",,.,
tunu hIHkS VIII .a!, ,, @ H., .t nMt,
j"h-inn ,,,,inr ti,fs mxcin,,anf th",Irf,f ff,nI
,, .n. .rt,t, ,y",il ,rn'nIs" ~ t,,ii,f rmii
Wy y, 'It tt IL" ~ m'n. tt,,sIi tIi 49," w ,,t".tai"aJ
iM!tt sllouHi ~ nat'tnfnu Ma c'H!tM't't.s c'HH.t' w.
~ t!le t'lt'et tsp!!notG manner. U!i!y w!
uhyS ago Enl. il. W. C1!E was lEthuietetl Gltl
entertained most rOynlly lWcntls' NJ tn[i Il
heWe2nnor ri,os n tn"L t. ~ s,, LII, .T mt. ,r
@ ' t:, y. u ~. I -. "rw,l
H .hs sI"it.Gs m t |' y; "nn u,mnS,iH ~, ~ .I
nH H Hna @ . vo y .hs ,sa t.,i,,, ~ ~ .riin.
Huu !ur t. ,a tn!nn ~" tn nn W.,,.i. H. T. ~ ri.
s. s, EnrG nre,ntat m11 ntriw ..,r,cxa t.st
"a I'LL f.uvh. t.ts. iau ..si ~. ~ r"s..,n IL
t lily "ash 1h VIZ @ nx"If or,"nt :" ,.r ti,n nnw ~.
linn caused Tho stuok Of sovcrn ra,trunls thnt
wero t,ercfaftre considered worthless II, rsu IN
Il, the tigtcst tiotth atid then the tlcelrctl en
hu pu rt.ttrfIp,1. martins hu1t11rR AtfJgk nf
, 1881-06-16

BURLINGTON ~ NOHTIIWEsTERN.
BURLINGTON, H., June l5.-At the ANNUAL
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Burltng-
ton u Northwestern Railway the following
gentlemen were elected Directors: Thomas
Hedge, Charles Mason, E. d. Hand, Lyman
Cook, W. W. Baldwin, T. Y. Barl,ydt,
David Leonard, Richard Spencer, Robert
Dounhme, OeorHo Mi!!ard, ueorRo q. Laama!!.
lnhn .. Cameron, r. +, 6t.utera, DE. a. ".
stookhoil1ra' meeting nltUurned tho Ilireutora
met ind r.tnleotod AZ President, Z; ". llArhydtl
Treasurer, u. u. aseon; Superintendent. John
4. Gerry,
, 1881-06-16

Eptetat DApateh to The Chicago Trtbuns.
La 1Ai.pE. ILL.,. juno 15.-At 1::,0 this
morning /! storm OF wnt! and ruin prevailed,
anu It blew otr u sootton nj tho slate rvnf upon
tho seminary building. broke o1 truos, chlnl-
QnY6. GtE
, 1881-06-16

fkGf
,1 ttrIr..,t1 meit, mi"',ys mr. 1,."r III
,.rst,t ,,,sn,nomt K" trai,, ,~ ts r,',o ~,
~ IN th,"".. ih,riinoti,, & t1,,itlcy tha il,ir-
II. ~ :, ~: '".ss ,,,,.,. I. N.-h.sr" n,,t tu stin
,Rtnt, Iaf 81 anna Hnrnofn: an H.. IT, tr1., n
.i .ii.n NJ q e. s e"t'' "' u'"~o "o
't'P """ouA c"A"Ru. |
,rr,r.,,~vr ,r1ru 7,urporu
Tile following letter liils been handed In Tor
m,hIicutinn.
",,r.no r,,,o ,.t,,,r,. r.e ,,,o,r,, E.o.
lest ,rlnlc Il, t,,u ~ Tho meeting Of your Cuni.
.iIittet' on Jnn Il, submit ny Views relative to
t 1c , r',' r.,H ~ taH nrRo tsHo oS too
a. Ihoro ID Il reasonable prospcct Of havluRa
!"'at,ne Or fas aro,i,,si tno c!ty M ~ !ts south;
IT, III @ IT, rxui,nn n ics tho s,v9e.tin, IL thnt
Ill s1,ch lnorsectiig po!llt cAah Uf tho ratlronda
s secure tao M,,' ,d ;he rsatiIst @ mei1s m i [nr
.rt,,tn,,s " ns rn" ,vai., X" c,sw frctuht
fr III In ra,tp @s .hnit % us rrcnIrn Whnnt ill.,
ep,mit,at iii tion: sl,et ffcVht m il tlrs9nHd Tor
in .I!srim,taH tn ~ Inn nttor inca NJ ti,o mini
tshcr's inv tnterscHt tto im,t. rsIi.-thjs ar.
rnnuuurnf. ~ rn1irsn. IL tn rcnnro,at. Tho
fr"Tht trn}nMs "a ~ thn st,vcraI rniis nati fhen be
ink. ~, ~ lint iast tnrntnn"I nacn. 'rn[s
HIN vn,,ld nt e.1,co ettabijsh i;icarmr. House
avstctn r tho r1jirn,ttfs M the ffeiutt t,tmIl1r
Inf" ihr n,tv wn,," liz tts, rit,ntai In Tho sat1S
i.nnt,1,r '' "S
Tho nby,ot,s effect of H,,oh m arrangement
wn,,h1 In Il, rf.va Inn hritlTea from tlearly Ill
r., ,u,rGnu ~ ~ ,,ti rnG f"sSt trt,. os sh5e
,,nra sn,,,i nnni h,,t , se,, ther frnirht "a to
t,cu,t,st fr,fi,ynv sf..tinn. snyintr enough 0f tlp
mi, 1ynanss Il, theln ID reimburse tho extr,t
, 1881-06-16
Jersey CATTLE.

PHILADELPHIA. .1une 1i.-At sale of imported
Jers4y cuttln to-.lay furty.fye rows. twenty-five
enlsea and twn iil4 brought s.s2s,..1l, tho cows
averaging $:u1 nn1 the calves $llE.
, 1881-06-16

barometer e0rreclsd for temperature, elevation.
and nAtrunltntH 9tFut.
NeAn bnrOluGtsf. AU19
MsAfi Thermometer. I'LL
htAnn humidity, T1.A
Highest Temperature. I'd
Lowest totupeTntuet5, bAa
uEHEItAI. DMsHRyATtnXE.
CHtUAaD, JApv t6-l1.13 D. M
, 1881-06-16

Bpsetas Dispateh to 1hs Chicago Ittouns.
DooSE, H., june k.-The Town ut 0g.
den, Boone County, voted q 8 par cent tax
yesterday In aid OF the Minneapolis T. Ut. Lonls
1ailroatl. majurlty Of saVenty.touS being
given l4 favor Ut tho lux.
, 1881-06-16

territory.
After July !, The Minneapolis & ". Louis Road
wilt rim trail, frt,,n Minneapolis nto Vt. IxIus
any. Uptn this time tho triill nus run anty as far
ns Huntington, wllcrn PRa*engers look tho Chi
caK.s. ttmsIltxtnn & Qulney Gnrs, tttlnr tho
present nrrn,,xnncht Tho train will he ttIadn ~
IF tho th!cnRt,. llnrInRfnn l. Viincy. tho l!tr-
linRtntl. ErtiHr ltapuA Northern. ntit! thy Min.
1HnihJa Il IT. Lt,,l!A cars, and mako tho through
trin WttIluut ChAGgn.
, 1881-06-16

Tho Firm OF II. r. Cutler d. Coz, hos.
ton, Drulera In Ir0n, GlvO t1p-Ltn.
biilsIez Estimated at Between S00O,s
O00 aud RT0U.0UO.
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Advertising Agents
fDts iUh
I<ennebcc Journal,
DJILI aND WEEkLI.

lne tp,loving Advertising Agents are authorized
4. receive snbscrpton- and advertisements Tor the
htSvEE J',t HNAL.
H.i~ToN :: >. N. PErrESGiLIS Co ~ stare
~trsrt.
~. NILES, NJ fremont ST.
T.t. EVANS fremont Temple
HORACE Dom, 10 Washington
street.
stN YORK :DAtcHY & CO., l9l Fulton st.
GEo. l.. EowELL Co., lo
Spruce Street.
JAMES II. BATES. Al Paik Row.
W W. SHARPE n Co.
s. VI. PErTENGILL K Co., fark
Row.
sutIADEIpHIA y. ". AVER & SoN, Times Bid K,
Chesinu: and sth streets.
=, VI. PETIENGIf.L * CO., 'ol
Chestnut street.
stw HAVEN CONN, II. L. HuBBAED, City Bank
Building
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
One Of the Most Desirable
and Best Located Millinery
Stands I'm Augusta.
Being well known and established TO the city aud
cOnntry trade, the store recently occupied by the
late MRS. u. +. WEBSTER. The best Of reasons
given for selling. Ss-TERMS EASY.
MUST Be SOLD At ONCE,
as wish TO close out business Jan. 1st, 1881. In
the meantime all Goods will BE- sold Mt cost less,
and all work done at the
LOaCest Possible Prices.
Fer particulars, call in, or address.
MISS A. O. GETCHELL,
1873 Water ST., Augusta, Maine.
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KEN5EBKC COUNTY--M Probate Court
at Assnsta, on the fourth Monday Of December.
1880.
vSDwARD ROBINSON, Administrator de boni-
IL non the estate Of Julia kimball, late OF
Gardiner deceased, having represented that certain
real estate In Gardiner, namely five undivided sxths
of the house and lot on Brunswick street. known Is
the houest Of the late John Stone, have ne
bis hands ss A4minirfrstor by foreclosure Of mort
gage and that 1t would be for the benefit Of the par
ties interested that the shall be sold and the
proceeds distributed ~ in otIer cases Of personal
tate. and having requested license therefore
ORDERED. That notice thereof be given three
weeks fuccessively prior TO the fourth Monday OF
January next, In the kennebec Journal. . news
paper printed in Augusta, that all persons lnterest
ed may attend Ut . Cont Of Probate then 70 be
holden 1t Augusta, and show cause, II any, why the
prayer Of said p-tfiion should not be granted.
H. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEwISs. Register. awi
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