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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-07-20

WHILE the weather has been ex-
eeptionally cool in this part of the
country, the New York papers report
that the temperature Of the month
in that city has been above the av-
ersge of the corresponding period
in any year for long time.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-07-20

Tar army worm is eating the
grain in Kentucky, little red ants
are eating the army worm, and spar
rows are eating the ants, Now If
something will eat up the sparrows
it will be n elimination of good
work. They are growing as a
nuisance.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-07-20

risn now believed that Congress
cannot possibly dispose of the nee
essary business of legislation in time
to adjourn the session before August.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-07-20

New winter wheat is being daily
received at Chicago by hundreds of
car loads, and the quality is averag-
ing much higher than for many
wears. Here is consolation for the
vast, bread eating multitude.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-07-20

The Governor of Iowa distributed
Saturday s2s,244 contributed from
various sources for the relief OF the
cyclone sufferers of that State.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-07-20

An exchange says; JEFF Davis
impressed Oscar Wilde" 1t is
nothing new for jeff; he impressed
the Southern Confederacy, and after
ward rich widow, on whose estate
he is now fattening. There is no
living humbug who has impressed
more evil upon his fellows than jeff.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-07-20
Choice Farm for Sale.

Owing to i'll health have concluded To sell
my farm consisting OF go acres. $50 under cul-
titaaDu. 20 acres meadow, balance IN timber;
,1N42; farm all fenced and divided into seven
fields: water plentiful, with spring and cistern
near the house The place will be sold on reaS-
enable terms For particulars apply % the
undersigned on the premises, about four and
a-half miles northeast OF Mineral Point city on
the Bloomfield road Possession given ON the
LIST of March, next EDWARD EYRE,
Dated July 18th, 1sss-2sml
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-07-20

a NUMBER Of rare and curious
fish fell during recent storm at
Farmer City, Texas. They are de-
scribed as having four distinct legs
protruding from their bodies, the
legs being furnished with per iectly
constructed toes. Since the reduc-
ton in rates on the Iron Mountain
road, Texans have been buying st,
Louis whisky instead of Milwaukee
beer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-07-20

\ LETTER was recently sent to the
managers of theaters in Milwaukee,
sigupd hy number of leading citi-
zens, praying that they won!d dis.
continue Sunday performances at
their establishments. The brewer $
have seen in this step an initiatory
movement to a prohibitory amend
ment, and have begun system of
"boycotting" against the signers OF
the petition. No little unpleasant
ness is experienced all around.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-07-20

THE condition of affairs in Alex
andria, before the recent lombard
ment, was thus described by a resi-
dent correspondent.
"MeaSures are taken everywhere
against plumber by the Arabs and
the army. The town has a very sad
aspect with nearly all shops closed
ard str, cts filed with cart loads of
people ard furniture leaving the
country. A famine is expected, for
no yietuals are imported"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-07-20
AS EXPECTED!
The Oldest Best and Standard
Deea'SasSS binders
STILL TRIUMPHANTLY SUCCESSFUL.


yE,EN% a. purpose
d n
o urpo
tn,
Ma ra c u. e
F. eof from
osToF Texa
OF A a
dan cut about cresd perf work m
Wiiin gtocutw a the r.
hayes tate eIa ndd
arshW :
herw
NJ
NOT FAULT has disclosed itself in Tpo oy harvest tests.
THE Drg intends still 13 The universally oci0oegaiy al IN
mg'ulod Jul7@ 1t has heretofore done
WILLIAM DEERTNG.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-07-20

Ashland, WIS, July l2gb, 1852. President.
, 1882-08-12
i FGb-tc Park.

DunrE tie past thirty days o. inteass
h~at az aus, moe than any other time
sine The Gr-J st lemeut Of Wali4 WaLla,
have g e cal public felt tine need ii a
larg. pu Ii: lark, one of thoe breathing
sl,ces. close 10 the central portion Of Ii
city, easily and ch1aily accessible u al,
'ich or p Or. : er,s. many improvement
are beng ,ug., Sled t. the pr"g '' "d,a
Wsiia. jut, after 4 fir .-c.ass l.tu, -.
artesian wr'l - two AID Il wooden - J.. s.. .
Suow 0i none more urg NJ than large pGs-
lie park, where our PEOPLE could 20 these
not days aud evenings. ipr recreation ana
pll,.... \ gentleman who came cut i.-n.
c CsluMhU-, O4io, TO TOOK at TINS country
AID VAS here tcw days ago IN the CON.
pany Of Mr.. SHEPPARD, OF t,s Capio-a:o
Emigration Bnrean, asked. among LIS ar-.
Questions. Have yOn c'ty p4Is'
Amorg o2r younE men and young :aiies,
.ac especial compliant IS tnat they haze no
p. ,ee Of resort. ,..s good leai letter -
"a, a aom- altogr;h,r ta.a to roam arau-
thee dUS5 laden srsl-,>, and as ion riIu-,
t.s. ls only a N-:iou and = ueratiy 4 vcry
expensive one At tGs.. Tac yoUuG nssn
does not have lar to 20 tog cIazg wlO pays
i've or ten lars for toe pr.vil ce Of driving
1 team through .uci heat ard dust as We
nave ts,s. dlys. After awnt!y, when the
, 1882-08-12
sETan-Ealisin Again

CO. Tv2i-Tt ;eiis rs that her se.y.n;
Is gettlns ''upish pu.:,ng on airs. md. ike
tne rolling mi'. lncn IN the cast. propose Co.
strike Tot higner sases. THIS i, really au
u1h2p1y state Il saings. and II azy be .
sort oi tsmsrity TO suggest tha B.. ...s old
ani o:t-Tepeat-d rehssh oi / co.umo. ..,ur.
roase. l.ssa misiCGtune that sun .s,r-s
VIII ecu, % mar the Pe.cs and q-!e- Of tie
iIf-'iy. -srgcially in such hot weather IS
ih.s, ami wbea scTv1nts are vsry -caree;
CO. Oacs a rarity. Relso-a'., ;. :herc nav
lie tao aides 10 the question. When xo.I- n
Sxeia!m ''oa, rIis servsntcallsn, it las
come TO BE- nat-r'. 70 2sk, l., these p. .2'e
recoCnrze the rights II tia Tutoring cas-!
10 snch people understand tlt there /.
-=c1 q '''rE - 4 true way % trea. a SER
s-.:: DO sueh depend Il s;a.dirg. Inccn-
retency i-a-.ias OF simply esduriag it
Al an. &c IrrCacc-reut Of the hl.s-tl-l
- 10: So easy = so.enee as many imagine.
4 =. r7t q i2ct. Mrs. Cl,r, -oadsnt, tha.
much 81 the distress Of the housewife. ana
lie clI!eg-n,ss ara lii-w.!. O. thy servant. 3.
caused y what Ray lie termed nacl,.e
,rea:m=Ll: II IA. nature, ) yhe:heT l. be
IL Ito kitchen yr il the rarI1r ca only be
ru.e.l through love or far. Ii one leads
,7r .lo% creatures 70 serse Is ~ VIII
--l.adl, the oslcr cc.rc ~ 20 u.--..l,
laws. Gratitude Is az a1i,uai instinct.
The dog ECks the hand TIA. gives II food.
a'd slaris "a; liEl vino only iicSs. \ --elt
many women .wa-iIe th-t ssrv-:.l- VII
cUn iicr t-cIr iii rests as their own, when
they DO not for mou-.t c. ns:der tie vel
fare or hsprioess Of the servs n 1t Is al.
folly TO imagine such a thing. i Is hot
human nature. ii tie ,uI-e,rife vii not
so olt OF her way t. h those nun trgsss
htIe things Z se,gants land wn,ch can
always be d lie without arroA M the so.sal
space Setaeei themJ which viii contubu.e
u lhelr wel:arr, how car sac eXuect tina the
servant WI che riIily perform her Ia ), ald
moe than Ler duty. Ga tue seors OF h.r
being 4 sersaut: o. tDe ser. that you,
the housewife. carry out your c9ltract Wit1
her IN the mere dry letter? No. At all, but
by kindne 5 Good help IN tac kitchen an
Ia the dining room vii iIslt-n tine burden,
ald cares oi the iansIy as nothing ,l-e
sll. AMI ths comm modify ran Le had anu
held By he exercise % some such jgiieiols
system. OF coGrse We 10 nJt argue ln iavoc
Of letting girl hars seve4 dollars l wcea
aad The use OF TIE yiaLp, nor wol!i we sug-
gest thai the uis:ses' should let her hrst
dresses get shabby through continuous wear
by the gervaut. Ii = cir. should scrub tie
chrl5ran's Ices with stove brush, or WORKED
up her aalr in :a- hash, NJ doub. tAIt would
70 sufficient cans. ~ a good deal Of irCrai
su,sion. Bat when \ giIl ;ries - do ;hr
square yhIlr SC a0r 4 show.
, 1882-08-12
A. oacili View Of :hs y. P. E. B.


CeI l.anitorn. ct ne Mem Pae-ic,
las a.en ilts=,tw,i by the Pioneer Press
.. II. Pan, and sd e:
Inc Ngr.h,ra T@sihc road runs diree, >
. lc.oss MOn-1nl 'ol SO 4-...ls. sni the most
=. iu-tiye IoE-io- t. ils re-r't.Ey lis
alo, t., Iue .7l rc-thwa.i { Z. When
, nat county s or,-si ;: the -onfletion Of
nc r4!Ea-. s. rsal AID Nsnnsa2oEs
sLca;i ,eri -'l.y 5e greatly beEeHs'd il thsy
maze r-og-r rt'5z.- = -,aia.ain All Aoli the
M-r.laa 'rs'-. Z. ,eams to m quite pic
iab.s t.-- lie whe-. T.ciuct of me great
,-Leat bsls oi ess-. u Washington Territory
can b. b5ol-at to tbs poiIs and to the
Likes n Duiua. as J understand tire south
en- r7ClEc railroad Is row carrying large
qn-n ,.es Of y pnea, iron san Francisco TO
Galveston All .,s.. O..e.us :or shipment 20
Earope TINS Is greater distance hy -ail
thai = i Washington Territory 10 rClulh-
-, IS tnoag.t iy s,nle people tha5 the
N..;-es-a fa-;io r-i,-oa.. vii have Srester
5iIi.5-.,.es iro-2 s-oHs in WINTER than the
other traLsccr mental lines. Do,s tbs
arree vi,h yol. imprsssi,r,:7 s4ii the re-
porter.
think this : cut.e,!y mis.a'.e. The
b'Ehes, c-rltioa ra.ChsI ~ the North II
I-.i-o ros-, =. .iy pg.at D,.se5a tAe laAe-
az. .... Ia-.lc Coast is az ting egoss.E, ut the
III rlnge Of the Rocky Mountains. Iais
paint IS atyut 800 ilet above tie sea, apG
Is 80 feet lower ;aan CheyeuHe and morc
dan =. -oa iost Lower than tba h-h--t point
ssa-l-6 i.v tie Unioa Paeif2 road H-is2a,
y. r, f., 100 lee lower -han Denver, C1!.
-a--s .isl..5 th~n - mites u lie t: lie
aae % lie N,r:1e.2 P.c;G, .si-rOaG ,Aat e.
zee 1850 .e,s i aititu .e. S2.E runs OK
30 -..... rsa- n u ata:.s, ami ti- scow-
II ..ysa G,cq..r- w,sswa-. is mach .css
ra.l u. ,.ssu-s Il. | think tn2. ,l.a cor
p.uy ' II rssaire very iaa sa1w SHEDS, AMI
r.c uliy s-luIs DELAYS to tie operation OF
l.. ro-l ise-- Snow thar n-2y cec;,- Nh l.
IN Dlko.a -at M,lrc-o;...
IstI,re likely 10 'c auy ssrlo-s difficulty
{, IN ,r5>s-u- H. F.a,he2l rererraEon:
Iaou.l Inn, h.ere vill L any Ie.ay-
2. t'.a. se,.ols at auy rat. The I.di:-s
...s d.si-oaa ri having this rn2d hrl.t. md
,lere s r. l. nothing r.n.-iu.ns 1ut
IT, GEEs Fu:.MAL!rIES og ! -EElIY
/ :, Le gsne rh-yIgh Nth. I have 10 loubt
lu: ii he trc-ty WI Ue l..riect'd d IA am
F.. .i- ,ia.e.
Hs.s fsri, it ,As asl, the reservation:
u.ly aHcUt s,xty-li,' niles.
Wuat m4y h. s..ll u lie scensry a.org
gaur line, d, ,"apoted VT ;hat i tho
oss.r Poetic r.7,Is:
Tle.ci reilly To COMPARISON. n ny esti-
nation. ,o- tna. .loag TIE Ion.e "t the
/ Northern Pacific Is ., isr superior both il
-rr.l I,sr aI.,l la,.sr.i hre~.y. such may
r.5cear mountain. md -. rr2-'.-s Of rrai-
{ -.e ana iogS.Ic ya,,ys:s aowhere c-Se to i'e
seem.
tL.r, much t.,4fer CT. any portion oi
the larj:
/ Wien YOU Z a'st Of Nizscuia there is a
, are VERT. " covered With cciar, spruce,
ae, tir aai tamsrac, ard wtou You get
alorg Il J iusiLtc t,.se Is ; me god white
n.ne. Tule j. one reach q 80 mics of
.o.d.i 7, on wLich i rally vsry god
lube. Their IL, IL f.c,, sc4tteri g 'in!er
: ---c- Lc-r!v tie ~ ole iin-
, 1882-08-12
Eigh Rents

O.r of tie most constant comp 'aints made
4 his ,flice. is tl,at OF the enormously hI=h
,eur Ia;s.. Not uaic hy men WhU have
MONIES Of .E,ir own. and Others - rent, oi
coarsr, but by thv inaa who works tor
salary. large part Of which, II II be mo ie-
rat. A. Is qui.e ,iJen the ca-o, goes Z" pay
rent. ny the business man who has 10 rent
ii, store or shop. 1t is a tact that enc h''sI-
ness rn-r. I GOOD workman. sober, !nage'vs-
ous and inclined 10 save, has s''ea ~ Tue
struggle a..iust hig rents. and proposes 10
e7icrate. H-is E,G alone n LIS som. liant
W. con ua-s G1z-n Hen III tins cay
ua,ss Ives .,-c ! cOuzt1u. struggle L meet
th-Ig Ordinary expenses at home aud 10
make .u1uE. oG,sJis OF thAt Z, Pay Ie;t i'r
their e.. e.. An examination OF ih!S sub
49,. sbs.,. rs ,..at theye are hocses in t1i5
civ - - 9, rates ;hat pay , 20 > n'r
cert. ysc Ig..h on the SUM rolls lEVgs.-'-
I. u th.s .hAt IL cripPliag, "1rb.ns arc
lresk:7r DOWN so many o! the business H-'n-
such rates cannot b. safely PAID IL IL
transaction Of suy legitima-e f.;s...--'
q, ,uto our stores ans you fn' .-
lie gr.e,s asked foy sn the Heee=-1'E at--.
cles Of h u,eho.d use which Jnstl1es '-e- <
sn,ruorsr ra.es- Sugar. coffee 'ni al
the s.ap!,s ere cot sold ;, 70 prsees, by any
means. vet rents >ce - high asthey axe II
virginia City. Neyais, where i1'''1sF comes
hundreds o. miles, ard tie lowest WORKING
wages are 81 per Dag; IRON that to Slu-
What j, 10 be the result Of ih's: Aa'HFA.i!
~ u-h trade will seek o5ber PAGES Me
chanics will so elsewhere to Ike. I''s MS
l,sie tia. he L,I better have 3 % yer day
wien he can reat house fsr his family 10Y
$40 Fer moath, than stay here on - fer
d.v and psy from so to s25 Per no"'h
rent. There ought to come change in 'hi'
matter OF rents, since there Is no ienAh'e
reason for the present high rates charged
,,r all ul,ces that are fJr rent.
, 1882-08-12
EacoE-esa Esruiae.1IEE

The simple fa.t n tas growth q oi'i-s u
sm,r.es Il. thaL .5-rolume o. bo-:h1's g :
aca,.re il esrr,ctiol l.i.h tie. m.--;ae'
tar. IN a,u.-s. every case Erea,ly exceeds
( II tie r-st @: ;beIg trade II ~H7r''';c-,
Pearls generally a1Fqssc ia. NeT i5rs
makes Ji~lrg 70. Lsr US: poraiai-on CT
o. tic t5Jl si., Iegies vF-@ e1rIaeFes pas 9
,h-cu-L. wide sLs ii-t : :Aat n'o-c '5sr
taur-ff.ls ot her re0pis a-e salp7E'-d ty
.hs N lrs--izI ss:atI =laae-ra tasre .7-aie'-
N!w-rAce. .a-y-.s ,-- . same - ''ll-
uf---a-es- Las la-sl-d -ogaL-;.ol - sea
ye-rs an aaiass-. ,.i i.s capital ;n tHs ss''e
rerilJ. Tie cane IS i-ue q F-I E'5r ana
Minneapolis. There Is - earthly reason
why lie s1-, may IL. bzcgmc s.ro G
Wall. WaIA
E:s t--sra5'y esss45a ihat l. sso y5lEs
.a,rs rf,l he oaz-G-th =s na=y poos-, n
c-Gd!..5u u become J1yrTs G. U-aai'5-rr7'
.r..ll.s. va-. OF Tie Rocky A1aa;sius Is
sas-e -se e.. Oft .s.,ii.ag Inc II tt
te- -.sr. W.l.l Wall WI zra.:.y increase
.a population ard wealth, sai b--5a.a, IL,
dr. c,..-,l circumstances, In commercial
r.--- &. su !.ar-lse T,-.14. tn ~
s cas are. that sic taSez sic, ssegs
2 -rl-- and hr-- .-s t-..e. ao-.-.-z
"a. p tais .se aaavaotr--
, 1882-08-12
---rE LisLiI.L Lake.

~
! ~ -. "
~ n.''.'- "a '' '-' o'' '''''s
P@U'
- q IN ,''i nav ~ e N' ~
'iii',
''-- ...' 90 ".' ''.
'-'
-.- ''i % 80 -
7'' - 40 -
-'-= i''
~ c. -
'-'' '.~..' 80 '''-.,'-'' .'S1
i'-.l0'-.'3 -'.' '''" y i''''-''i> \ o't' -
ie-,..i'-e'. SO -'-1'|aHe P~o''e -'''' "--'
'l' $';. : "i ,'''e'7 VIA '''''.'' S--''
- III '''''i $50 '''7"''-' IN Ia
'-l' ''.z-l.>' ~Au IL 1t" '",- S''SS ''s
'A'hs 'ts A..'5 S''e "oh''0' la S~i'.-- y
o'-i'> '- --.- '' e.e y ,fH W 1.
.-as '''-5 g 7-' '"' -'le'''e'' i-''Ae
= a. i'eAi' iu1'''-e, u 'i-i' '''>e )" - Ia
..' ''''i " oS sn "'' '",''l''i ''''''' -
-e're' Hh' 'ai "esh i'''>'e'' - .h|t 'Ne -ir'
Fas Us5ie'' anu ie h'u 20 DC ie" y hih"'
lie "ent down 20 'h' '"Ne aho pa'Nie' II
the wafer every gay i'f NJ ~ en ci''se D ~
and nov 10 = AMI soon Dee'h |" le'' LIE III
lie bcuum .ei Fart "i MS oouS' anu ID d L"
"vrEs WIS NA'!i| Tts'oi'u 70 u'tith al
n~a'l II. ls'" a "an ther' 10" IN pr
ect health "o'' "H'h he came l" 'is i"A''
"a ! S.'''' 'r ''''''.''t ''..'', = -" '"' ,''%
i u, heal 10 Inc ''l' u / i''' 1N" " 'i'
i'1 "2rh I'll ~ | = care 81 inc army sH',
=,o--' &c ''4H M y more '''''' II" se"', "H'
MS .E'ii''h's'' i-IIi a''' ny III, IA al" ''''
, 1882-08-12

IRE @ :. L.SE-i--l-iing 20 tn bIli
alicl Tg,=,i ,-s Sl-ta in July, er, at :
tie Oregon s.o.t lie rai, lv mi any the
r-rrgs= O. Jh- gr,ra:iya j. to eoastrac. I
r-ilr1.5 f-..l Granger. On he Union Pacific
-a5.so1'. ~ ay.t4w-z,5Fly direction isom
E-ram.u-. oyer the r5...sasceJrler q ot-A
all .c-- L.s-9 o. ..- NOS. e.i-Ia.e rc-te
= B1E-- -ity, = III stale c: @: sol, aE5
:acrcs 70 s5ze pint 81 lie CClU7 bia river
O. tie Petite o,s !. Tas Lae all! e-,ss the
Fo-t Ia. Iat..a ,ts-ry2:soa. An agree
u-lut rs aireldy D g made WITH .nese In
JARS o. lis rescfea-..a io- the riga: Of
vsy. Tas r=s,Ja tlI.oG5a "Aieh this ro-4
vi rass Is Wholly Gestirute o; Ea!irosd
facilities excepting that it crosses tae Utah
Nortlern -aIIro4d II the Fort Hall resesva-
ton. !. VII op1n mp 70 settlement 3 vast
re aion { -oa-stry tia: IS nos eupL-tieAi.y
inseeessiIle. ALcut ninety miles q the
roa6 have already been compi-tad from
G.angr. a.. One bundled aud twenty miles
,..or. are nearly completed
, 1882-08-12

4 Gcor rEECsuENT.-M4Tsszi Justice Dc.
serves credit ;lg having positively refused
stree; brokers' e Ee,us u ! ly their :r-de,
during Srn s.y, Moody and Tuesday Il
would lie q gord ,hing 10 establish ta,s as a
p-ece isar. Taese fsIlous are either II cal-
lcsiol wi;h p.ekg gooks:s. or sHirdisTs OF some
sort. They simply trade 90 tie gll';tiL:y
Of the masses, give ro oqu!Talent fer the
money they get, they take tLaE mcpey cut
OF the country. and II Is inst ,hst much OF
w!oag done cur merchants who live here,
pay taxes, and are iien.i6-d With the IN
tefests of Wal,2 WsllL The pAl,ry pi.-
taace takea FROM these sVilder amounts -
nothing in tie city ;rsasury- and II ouss:
not 70 20 there. Give these fellows To an
ssefstand that they cannot do any swindliEg
hsss, and they wli ssees s!ss. o: the town
, 1882-08-12
SlaEca,s Cherry Tooth Pas.a.

An aromatic combination Tor the Pr rrslr1 AZ Il
f the ,eetA and sums. II i far superior t.
any preparation ot is Kind in the market. In
large, hsnjsome, opal pot, price ID cents,
FIR sale by al druggists. H.iSe. Davis i
Co, wholesale agents, Portland, Ore-cn- IL
+. Holmes. Wa.ll Walia. w T. jy21 iSw
Tie sapil growth of Winnipeg is shown by
the fact that he assessed valuation # Po.tage
IA P.airie, amgr2ts this year to S7.5JOW0.
while last yyas :. MAS only $4,000.
, 1882-08-12
= Standard Work.

Tie most camp,-.e Df-ec--rv erc- ..er Nh
"a Ike Pdciac Cast vii ts NcN.aae,'s
bislc:oyy to- 1885 So 1t VII co,;ain names,
LGs.Hrss -Il a.IgtsS Of merchants, manu-
f-c.urers, Professional men, agl cl..ci2ls Of
t-oee StatsS aai Eve TerrilcIi -s-oysr :. 600
;ow'.s. Washington TerIitosy will he fully
relr,ss;.tsl IL ths .sark, wh'ca wslI APP, >.
a5o..t lie end vi g-ey,,r.
, 1882-08-12

Z V. Eversz, plop-istor Of the Pioneer
Furniture Store, On Main street, be.we=n 81
and streets, is i1st IN reoeirt Of fns A.
sorimsnt .: walnut and ssh furniture Of the
lAIes, patterns. The hes. ever oszrei here.
Nov IS the time to get bargai,s- aus--da
, 1882-08-12
q EcpDy Thought

IL UZs happy ;hoa-i.: IT,: lsj % IL no
Guc-ioH c! concentrated irUie syru., - hlI.:-
- II - l=:EEc ;A-t Il may be given eithe, %
TIE mother gz her ba'e. E-'i4hs,i alike BY bolh.
and II such woaiesil, ea5cscy tk2: al Who
taAe u feei Brighter aEi lapp;sr. L T.
.t',ues, Waiia Nal, O. Hodge. DAVIS 4 ca.
= ::'4ni, al farI..>L any c:e wishing Syruy
u rs tsisi lo.-.e iTee of change, " Sell %
cent and 81 bottles.
, 1882-08-12

Advancing wears. earr, scka-'t. di1ai i.p"int-
men. anu Hereditary pTr,.ISpo,itl' Il 81. pr--
rate 10 turn The hair arav, and either f thtm
iacIines II N Sized pren.atureiy. Ayers Hair
yigor vii restore faded Gr grsr, light or red
ka.r t. a :ich brown OF deep black, s. may he
Ge.ir-A L. so:tsns ard Gle nses the scAlf,
.-iviA-, Il = hea.tI4y act Oh IL renrws and
cars lar. ruff and huunr>. By it, Uss falling
hair i chsckei. and b W growth Will 5e pro
cu.aG in -! cases wher- tue trl.ic.e- are EJt
irscroyed or TIE glands d=stroy-i- T. effects
are beau'ifuliy sho-.n gu h-1slly, weLk o.
s;cklv hair, al which II aFp-lc-ti"ns vii
.sToI ICE tie g,.ss AID freshness Of youth.
H,rr. e. and IRE in is creation, it = IN
ccInr, .-sbie as :. 4. s>;ur, -nj = especially
valtaG for the sof, lGst.- .-d :!chnrs, ;: co-Or
= -: arts
T.. Sale 81 AL DEzLEEs-
, 1882-08-12

Marx z. (eIt's sore i reoq=nea, AMI Is be ID
tendz berezfrer TO do no,i ing bat li,in-4ir gro
c~4y bqsiness, the large stock OF dry eooa, ersi.
ing Of dsess and islry goois must h dxposei u a,
oncs Tie grca.ext bargains in ;hese gools ever o.
fad In w4iis wsIlz me n0s b-ing Gii b<,ou nns-
pg;ss. SASr
, 1882-08-12
-,-s.rs r-.a.,in,. I-,.c.t,-

Guaranteed u cure Promptly aid permanently
every cass u GoaCrisez, Giee: an u yhi;es. NJ
n.A-ter haw lun- s:sn,,in-, Il directions az
fo-!ys.ed- Internal nedicin- n: raccalE ended
or n:c zsssEy. Fo- sac By Z. E. i ,ues.
lin
, 1882-08-12
s.. Pasls scaoo,. Hal,s yars

This school for g;rl- ail eater up.n is
eleventh. year Thrrs,iay, September !, IsSe
The .nstructi,n Z viii Le of ths ms, thorough
eharac'er, the t.iseipl.ne street be. k,ni the
h"uss happy home
The Muse AID Art Dspar-yne-,r VII be
under the direction os ep-cis,ly 6 Ia, ,e,=l,
teachers.
Particular attention g.ssl 70 r..n--y
s>hNl.-S
iJT further pi-t'culArs =i.i-ess:
4 4. LATHENP, .. !.
2isl2-Vf '. az. r...a. y. r.
, 1882-08-12

dl.a's = -.--.le-
To FAa,'EzS We vE5eT the following ula-
eE4ines -. Gar5d4s. LEY iGsss l. soll.
ali -ad lcJk \. taea before buyin2:
One So ach BIlalo Pitts Separator, run
two Yeas.
Oae Sa-iu h B.f-lo Pitts Srpsrztor. with
i2-hn-se power. ruG one seaseA- Is IN good
rerai. and will b. s5ia II bHrgsig.
One II foot Hodgas' L'gh, Healer. ben
run bu: Gee year; cost sos, VIII o. sold
t5r 500; nearly ss "a as new
Oae Osborne Rsap-r, Eeen Iun ha. tsw
dsvs; cost, S2l0.si BE- sold tor S15-not
half It's vslGe.
O5e 3szl2 steel skein Balm wa.ou; gears
at brgln- II fAISE BIS
, 1882-08-12

J. 5. c \, a. TIE oli stand, corner Of Lam
sn3 Fifth stIse-s, c1ntinuss q buy -ri sen
everything n the line OF h0csshold goods
Three ss.s Of furniture wanted tbs week sor
reni. aes9G4s
, 1882-08-12

F,aE. As Dr,Jy q . .ls-.aL,g.
Erzri al Present


R1zri al present
-fc natter Of toe Ie-se Of sebo.- lands.
,= .-.i'ons Il the following Damei were
& .--.i; Is Il Ge4ne. .or G.; Il. Par,
sr ! s-r; {. 5. Day -: r J. W.
Hsas, l see: \. = Fl'roha q, -.r; Nh
-is Nsiseh, sec; ". i. B-E., sc. a.
Michael M-CaFty I sec.
:. =. P-Ih,ns ras rraEto; ,--977e f-r =
Jerry ever tie Columbia ~ Val :. tte
c-s-' ro-:il.iOn, Jeips pile.: oy ne C,n.,
nlssiS-ors. The coa,y4,s 90 Tulse It
CUNNING crrlir. was =l-a,ei to T. J.
TASior Cyn-,ls-aron, Si,62S.
y 90 Icon 20 day Tie C,-4iy Coum.s-
s-Cners allowed lie tLu.w-r- Ills:
, 1882-08-12

S.noe the lEst - WI VS. opsae3 in Is5G
the lr2Gaat { t!.e wells Ia. ..A3,a s.. i.50o. .0co.
0Jo 10 the vea.,h ri the Unite, S,stss IL the
v:,Ge Q; ;1e crude I'll nd is prolucts.
, 1882-08-12
LIST CT Letters

LIST CT Letters
Re:nain:ng uncsiled Tor in the P''S. ot, e at
Walla Wa,la, ". T., on july 81, 1SS9.:
Alter, ES Martin, FEai,k
Brown, Ahvl Merry held, ~
i;issing. e.. William Morlrtt. j -rrn
RagT,.n ..d@aTd \ Moor, l. hrnu,'t
Rraur'.emlu. Macs Mex. licnnt. u iiilasn
graEu,n, M NcNenLi-, I /
EurnS, John N.wnaS, T y
CauSev. " " Nurri-. John
CaI,tonuira. Julia ! Penuin;:t N. Lewis (
Correli. William Pearson . u
Carothers. \ / Redmond James
Clark, DW Ross, Ms Villa
C"rnwell, Arthur Robertson, J "
Crosby. Ih-a ScAnai ier Edward
Ding, J..kn Seaman, ! +
Ear-s 4 Seward, Ors
F-rselle. Jacob ShaJtc. Ashton W
F~atherstoue, William Short by )
t.aSis, J0ha Saamks. | Il
Gr:nsteaG, Newton Small, HarTy
G,av, James SScsza, George
Hi, Arthur Sweeney, u II
usucael. Nrs Ms Stearns, J.hn "
ltlSseitine, Mrs Adna StGrir, William
Hansen. Martin Turner, ) "
Hariy, RI Vance, j 4
Hart, WiIiilm Walker, j
H.u.l-s, Ell waring, Eel A
Uarri,. is Ward, " Il
He,,r.cx, Matthew Wetuore Frank
H4a-SE, harlcs K Hea yri.k, "a -'u.l
Jenkins, SD White, NIs i.oIi- "
:! innings. Jefferson Hillrtt, I
L.atheIm4n, J-2 Williams, j IL
Nar.e!d, John Zeigniuss, Marcus
NJ ,rtir, Joseih Young, Mrs Naomi
Fersan rs calling for any Of the above letters
will please say advertised"
WN STINE, r. u.
"EurhupaibI-~
Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kidney,
Bladder and Urinary Diseases 81. Druggists
, 1882-08-12

n this city, Aug. 5;h, lSs2, Grs- Henry Lee,
aSeG Il ,eaT--
Funeral service On Sunday II Methodist
Church AZ l0AN Friends are iav.tsd
, 1882-08-12

Experiments ars beng rnlie in raisiu., cot
ton, IN the sou;Le-n p-,i"a 4 Iona lis sea
s2n. !. is beii.yei ~ IaIay ;La. the caop can
be ac2-imALol = higher h-i;ys:r than i Ia,
ba.l r.r.-l,,-sl =