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The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-06-21
RAILROAD RU1LBLINGS.


A reorganization of the Austin, Manka-
10 & st. Cloud was effected recently. The
directors of the road met during the day at
the Office of Langcon, Bishop & Co., Sixth
and Jackson streets, 81. Paul and elected
he following softicers: President, Gen. J.
w. Bishop: vice president, Conrad Gotzian
treasurer, H. P. Upham; secretary, s. B.
charge of o. D. Brown has. during the pas
week, been making preliminary survey of
the bluffs On the Nicollet side of the river
at Mankato, with view to finding the best
grade to the prairie upland. 1t now seems
that line. crossing the Mississippi river a
little below the mouth of the Blue Earth
and following the north bank of the Min
nesota up four or five miles, to the vicinity
of Hebron, before reaching the table land,
will be the one chosen. The proposed line
of the road will run from st. Cloud to Aus
tin, by way OF Litchfeld, Hutchinson, Maj
katO. AS soon as the survey is made work
is to be commenced, and the road construc.
ted at as early date as practicable.
The Ashland branch of the Omaha will
be opened for business July /. The branch
leaves the main line at Ashland Junction,
a point six miles this size of Vanderveter,
where the road first touches Chequamono-
gan Bay. The track is being extended to
Bayfield, six miles above Vanderveter,
which the company also hope to open at
the same time as they do the Ashland
branch.
Mr.. John W. Garrett, of the B .ltimo7e &
Ohio railroad has made present of his stall
lion Damascus, valued at $4,000, to King
Humbert of Italy, stiprlating that the sculp-
tor Story shall have the privilege of max
ing model Of the animal. In return for
the gift the king will send Mr.. 'Garret two
camels.
W. s. Alexander, general traffic manager
of the Manitoba has issued circular to
agents of the road, instructing them to sell
for the Fourth of July, round trip excursion
tickets to all stations and return, at one
fifth more than the regular fare. The sale
will commence July 5. and the tickets will
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-06-21
GENERAL NEWS GOSSIP.

Reports received during the past few
days as to the general condition of tn,
crops and adjacent states have been yer,
meagre, but are sufficient to show that al
sorts Of grain have ST. ffered much from til,
wet weather of the past week or two. Th.
bad weather has extended generally
through southwestern Minnesota and the
adjoining portions of other states.
The Monongahela association of the Bap
It's church at Connelsville, Pa, after hear
ing the charges agsi lst Rev. R. G. Morgan
alleging malicious and general lying, rend:
ing the church into two parties by uu
just and uuscriptura, iruling, indecorous
and grossly immoral conduct, unanim. us.
ly sustained the charges and excluded Nor.
gan from the Baptist church.
The Harper high license bill passed the
Illinois senate on the 18th, thirty to twenty.
Edwards {Dem.) of Hamilton voted ave,
and Needles (Rep.) of Washington voted no.
With these exceptions it was party vote
The governor signed the bill soon afterward.
The general appropriation bill passed the
house with nineteen votes in opposition.
Capt. John P. Walker of the Third cav.
airy, whose wild escapades for four or five
years have been numerous, is again defying
the war department. This time he has left
bis post and is wandering about New Mexi-
co. A medical board will examine him,
and probably be will be put in confinement.
The Chicago Bicycle club starts on lis
canadian tour June 30. Among the wheel
men from outside who will 20 with them
are Ben E. Melvin of Winona. Mimi.
John S. Wilson of Winona, DR.. H. F. Prin
gle of Norhfield and Capt. Ham of Fari-
bault.
Three suits have been substituted against
Washburne, Moen & Co., at Joliet, ILL.,, to
restrain them from collecting royalties from
local barb wire manufacturers, and fourth
TO recover $500, 600 of royalties already paid
by II. B. Scott.
A contract for erecting buildings Tor a
Indian training school at Lawrence, Kans.,
has been awarded to q firm in that city al
81, 9l9. the buildings to be similar to those
at Carlisle, Pa. -
There is talk in Virginia of state con
vention of confederate veterans. The plan
is to ultimately effect genel al organization
comprising all confederates from Maryland
to Texas.
!. The total receipts for the Garfield monu.
ment in Cleveland are $3.50, 1888. Most Of
this is drawing 4 per cent. interest.
Joliet, ILL.,, has increased the liquor Ii.
censes from $500 to 81, 600. 5=.. ia: q
Sweden sent MS Il, 16s Immigrants the last
;fiva NJ nn&ha sSsi5sss IS 81
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-06-21

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htgh q nth.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-01
..Sntnpis state 0oir1I.

0Gbreno ser pergangenen ISOLDE ipur6e
bier III Dem Driving Ynrf bic Gtllul1oz
brciBigite iGbrli6c notwithstanding
9uSitcllung, Sic io8enamnte vSlitnOiS
State Sair", o6ge6altcn. Gs tuar DieS eiu
GreigniB DDn ie6r groEer Ye0cutIug. Die
NuSlteuung bon M}lliterDteb mar Die 9rnBz
arttGite, ipelde je tm Melten 9eie6eH prrDe.
gSaS an 9tacepfcrOcn, n0tntltltb YroberpitS
ltlo Brabantcr, oa mar, mar geraOcSu ;lberz
ralden0. Die 9tinberau5ltellung Setdnete
liO Dur0 t0rer %rieiigen llmfang aus. Gs
marell ridt l1ltr ale Gdce1 Dertrcten, ion>
bern ieoe STAGE our6 5aDlrei6c uno au5gez
Seidnetc @remplare. 9tu6 bon Der
S6weincz uro Sdafz Nusitellung beiBt es,
baB mod feline rTair" 10 DorSilglidc GDtere
auf5uDciIen geDabt babe. Die 0cflllgeIs
Nu5iteIung ipar gletGfanS 6cbeutll8spoa
lno cntDtclt 0uDnerz. @dnle7 ullo @nte17
9dare, tpie iie nod riertalS frllDcr 9eleDen
tpurben. Die n%Gmbaftclten Gtcb5i0ter 0eS
00llSen 2a1bc5 iparct nertrcten.
9teben Ser NiebauSi tclung funntc man
eillc rei6e 9tusipa1l NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MoiMinen, io!pie ecSitouitrie G~r;eu9niiie
alter Dirt, Observation-Disclosures Br0pnfte,
8lurten L.. /. ~. ieGen. Ger Beiu6 mar
ein gais colloiialer. Chicago het ieit lan7
ger Belt uiht ioOieI Srcmoe beDer6egt, alS
in 0cr Dergan9eucn QSode.
Der 9roBe Grfolg, ben Bic vSQiuoiS
Gtatc Tair" iebes Dial bate, tpel;!1 iic iii
GDtcGgo ab8ebalten ipurbe eS mar picSz
NAL DaS finite UtaG =, bat bcn llntcrilcbz
nlern Der Nusitclultg, benz 2anpmirtDz
i0aftss9tat6 Dom St0ate SGinoiS, ben
Geba1ten rabe gclcst, @bica9o, Die Wtctroz
pole oeS BeitenS, fir inner aitnt Nus
itelIMngSzElab su iodblen. Die itaatli6e
Nusitelun8 ipiiroe baum bnlo SIT elmer
IuSitclun9 bes 9an3en @eitenS tpcrDen
uno fit ben &derbau, Die Gieb5ud)t NIB
Die Snbuitric beS gan3en 2anDe8 bon
le6r GROCER 8eoertung iperben. 2lm Same
ita9 Abero puroe bic vSatr" fit gei6loiien
ertlGrt.
@s lift au ~bebauern, baB sic beuti6en
Sormer lrno 8icbSi6ter ft6 ni0t III brionz
oerS roger QSeiie an Der Staats= Sair be-
tbetltgt babel1, unb besbalb iinO aud) uutcr
ben gfamen %oericnigen, pel6e Die 8reile
Oa%oontrHgen, penig Oeutl9e Namen gu fins
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-01
4ucrIci.

= St. 6. g. Ga6enslD aus 9iinburg an
ser Qa1l1, SefrctGr OeS ct. 9tapbaelS>0erz
ems gum S1uBe Deutl1> fatbolti6er Nlsz
wanoerer, beTanO it1 lebtc 8Ode in
unlercr Staot.
= Grsbtl1of Tee6an bat an Stele bon
gatcr EiorOar, Der fiir5li6 gum 8ii6of
bon ct. Srancisco geipGblt purbe, ben
Yater 6ua6 Wtc@uire bon bier SumYfarrer
oer ct. Samesz 0emetlDe erran1t.
= 6err Charles 9ianooIpb 6at Dem 0iz
reftprium Der gOrie ieine &eii9nation aIs
Secret1r Bet Sorie ein9ebGnDtgt, ipeigert
fid inbeB, ieile @riinbe bafiir alSugeber.
@s ideint, baB in lebter .3eit einige WiiBz
beligfeiten siptlden bcm Setretar ullb eiier
QlnSabl bon S0rlenmitgIteoerl1 beitan0e1
DabcG.
gterp0les u1b bili0les Sopflpeb, Iomie aGle
Mageltz unb llnterleibSleioeu 9ebeilt our0
Or. Yierce's Pellets" o. CT autibili0ie &0rltz
den. 25 @ellts Die Sloi6e. Seine biui9en
GGa9teln, mortn Die &rGite beS WtittelS per-
loren 9ebei. = Sci 9lpotbeferlt.
- Die 8un6cs geudtt6urm : 8eb0r6e
bat ei1e 8efam1tlna0uug an Seeleute err
laiien, oaB pom 10; October al bon Dem
nelcll, bel Sbertpoo5 goint, at Der Siibz
leite Der @tnfa6rt GUT Stur9eon YoD, BET
@reen 8aD, isis, ein f%tdtiseS, ipeibes
2idt pierten 9%tanges, umterbrohen bur0
rotbe Strablen III 3mii0enrGumen Don
elmer Oti1ute, ii6tbar iein ipirO.
Die 9roBen 8iQarbfiinit[er Serton
uno SloliOn baben ein Gournter perabreoet,
baS bier innerbalb 80 Soaen ftuttftnben
iOI. @enn 6err SdGier ben 9ariler
Gignaur Deronla1ien fam, oos nit i6m
berabreoete @ettipieL in 9artS Tim eiuige
gSoden 5u Derl6teben, tpiro Soldier ebete
falS nod etn S%ournier nit Sloiion arrallz
9iren,
&orSfnrS's @eto phosphate
Stir Gltronen= ober Yomeransenloft
1T es ein porsiisli6es Subltitut, uno feline
Nnmcnoun9 lit nnbebinst Der @eiunb3eit
wobltbnen6.
Die @roBgeidporenen orbreten
bic @ntlaliung Der iolgenbcn gerloncn
aus benz 0efdngniB an, na9oem iie ii1
ilheracugt battcn, OaB fein s~eniigenoes Oias
terial fir cine Qnflaae p%or6anbe1 lei: So6n
WaloneD uno Dan. 6arlep Der gfotbslt6t,
@eo. &epnolbs, 6. 9. 8ladner ltno Heter
Nfalcotte beS 9iebitaDls. uno Geo. Stez
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-01
MriIc1t wcif ncrbrcitct.

iiber Bic i~umpii9cn, iiberftutbeten gdubcreien, &obenpers
tieiuusen urO balb inter S8oiier itebenbcH 6IuBuicr,
ibmdngert bcr aus ibnen erSeu9te Game Der Oialario bic
Qtmoip9dre unb pirb BET iebem NtberH5u9e Don Eaulenz
ben eitseatbnct, obHe boB lie nit etnem seuu8enben
Sduemittel 9c9et ietncn peroerbltdcn giniuB auS9es
riitet limb. llno bod lit en iol6e5 purbonber, has
ebeniO mddti9 III ieiner b~eilenben ipe in ieiner porbcIls
eeuben 9~Sirfung, ats r~eiuenStoiicr beitebt rnb pom Den
4erStsu ais griab beS cerbaBter NiebiSinitohcS Gbiuin
onerfannt lit. SIS bet8t y o itetter'S Wa9enbtt=
tiers, lit Elm Giaermittel unb cine Sduspebr iir ben
Sau59e6rau9, uno itebt nibt nur ais Gescumittel 9esct
0talariu, iouberu aud ais ttt @tittcl sur banernbcn Ses
~ieitianrg Der Gpspcpiie NIB sur 1bbilfe Don &eritopItz
belt Acknowledgements GDeunntisntus, 9tierertz uno SldS
~jculetpen, iomie pom Acruenl6mdde obena1'. Inter ben
StGrfunoSmtttteln rtmmt eS ben eriten Stang elm; aud
lit cS Gin por;istidcr Ippctitz6rte9er. Ofon sebran3e
ee pitem1tti@
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-01
0tttS oent Sritten SnDrcsbcrt6t ScS
Ncrtua Ifrn0SratDS rout St1atS=
g&irtDSUcrciu.

Ser brittle Sabrcsbcri0t 6es Gertpa[e
tungsratbS oeS Staats> Wirtb5pcreilS Don
SQi1oiS lit I'M 0ruf criNienen ulo lit
bel ben GerDanolu1gen DeS IN Qutncp
ftattgeDabten WlrtbS> @ouDe1ts sur Ser
Itiung 9clan8t. Scr 8cri6t ipri6t ii6
be5 9Gn8ercu itber ben &f aus, Den Die
g2irtbe DieieS Staate5 0cge! Die &nna6me
bcs 0arper>@ eleBc3 gefiibrt D0ben, un0 graz
tulirt bct WirtbSDcretnen, boB Der 8uno
Der 98irt6e burd ben NeItritt bes GcretnS
bon G1grDS>V berStaot
GDicago cine 10 fraftige Stii5e in Dem gez
gen l3wan0sgeiebgebung geri6teten Sample
crDoltcn babe. Damn fol9t cine Gabelc, in
nelder bic pcri1icoenen Bcsirfc angcfiibrt
finb, arS beneu it'd Die Witgliebidaft bcS
StoatSz gSirtbSuereins refrutirt bat; bier
bic Site:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-01
= 8cridlte feblcn.

= Scrldte feDLclt.
Die @irutaDnten tpdbrcn6 bes bori9en
Sabres rcidte1 geraoe aus, I'm Die l%aufen1
Den 2lu50aben SIT beder, e~rtDielen ii6 ods
bcr ais ltl1genii9enb, nm Die im tomlnenz
ben Sabr n~otbtpenoig tperoenoem NerauSz
gablulgen st bcitreitsn. GS puroen int
@an;en $9424.71 %bereinnabmt, pelde
Surime ober cillcu an Is. September ocS
8orja6rcS porbanDenen &aiienbeitano bon
S4144.38 III lib idlieBt. Die ~Qltsgaben
besiterten fid auf $7311.15. iobaB Elm
lleberl1uB bon $2113.56 ST Oer3ei6nen 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-01
@imftmra cines @iaamfts.

&llrS Dor l llbr loute Oct S0oouer vOa>
bio 8atce" ourd) Die ipeltlide 0ur1faDrt
Der NoanSttraBen>8rii6e bugiirt nerOen;
alS CT aber IN ser 8rii6en0ffnung angc>
lal19t ipdr, brebte CT ltd) pl0bli6 10, DdB
bas Gintertbeil nit alter 9Su0t Oil Oas
@noe oeS GiabuftS all1tteB, ipoDur0 eilt
8ogcn oeS SiaouftS nit Dounerrcem &ra6
III Die Iiefe ~itilr;te. gerlebt tDuroen BET
benz llnfoa: Der Nlt6Gn0ler s. 6anion,
ipuroe bon letnen1 gSa0et geidlcuOert uno
l6per 0nt GDpfe unD Der 3cnoc Derlebt;
Der SeiDita1beiiyer SDbn Gbalafauy tug
10 ldtDere Guctl6ungen baOon, Dap er
ipahrl0et1l;d Denlelben erliegelt tptro;
Der Goblenabla0er San1eS Solon un0 Deiz
lelt Vralt, Die nit bert SriGc1iDGrterDGuS>
dlcn in Die Siefe i~tirs1en, trlgcn me6rere
Seripunoun9en oopon; So6n Wturpbp BON
Sycamore, ST., ipurbe nit i6lperen &opf>
tpunben aus Den Srilmmer11 berporgesogen,
pabreno 2ena Wia6 nit elmer 8etdubung
0aponfam; et1 9lrbeiter 9fanens Qloam
52apf bat cine 8errenfltng Der linfen
'Sdulter obnc tpeitere Serlebun9et oaDonz
aetru9eu. Ser @apitdlt oes S6oonerS,
0apto Gance, un0 Die GapitGne Oer S6lepz
pct tpuroeu Oerbaftet.
&te0Dabcr ScS ~fcinftcn Salrator
Vlni6ctt=NtctcS UDactt lire ScffcI=
I1t1t0ett oitcft ntt bic Gptsr0S Scipp
Sretptt8 Co., Sbtcago 5cnocM+
YI0btt0er 500.
Gin @alt beS @al,lt 6ouie, Gde ser
Clinton unb YtaoiionitraBc belc9ell, nuroe
Sreitag Gormittag furS nad) II ubr toot in
ietuem Bette aufgefunoen. Ser 8erltorz
bere, Souls Wicsner nit 9tamen. trnf am
20. september bon ct. Goiis bier ELI unO
itieg lit Dem 9enannteng nit9aufe ab. 9onz
neritas 2lbenO begab er lt0 tpie gelp0bnli0
3u gett uno ais er geger II llbr Sreitag
8prlnittag nod INNER ni6t 3ltm Sribitiid
erl6ieten mar, be9ab itd ein vSea SOU" III
baS 3imlner oes 0aites utlo fallD oenltl6en
toot inn Bette ltegeno. 9tad) ben in benz
Simmer aufgeflnoeltel1 9Saptere1 al urtbet=
len, tpor Der Ger1torbene frIber 9ieilerDer
etres 9aules in ct. Souls. Sier Dotte
&iesner, tpte BET ibm aufgefunbene 8riefe
bartDun, ben 8erlud genaht, ais Qtbon>
nenteniammler BET elmer 3eitung SteIung
81 finoen, tpaS t6m aber tidt gclul9en mar.
Der Coroner muroe DDr benz bis leBt nod
unoufgefIGrten TooesfaQ in &ennt1tB geiebt
uno bic Qei6e rad Der Wtorgue gebra6t.
QoutS WieSuer tpar frilber eth langiGD>
rlger GIirgcr Ghicago'S uno bat bier cine
ipcitpcrDreitete 8etau1tidaft. Gr mar bier
mc6rere Sabre ais 8eribter1tattcr tbGtig
un0 DerfIl9te iiber grobe iournoIiitii6e
TGbigfeitel, Die ct 81 3eiten audi lcDr Dpr>
t6ctIhaft 81 Dertpcnoen tpuBte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-01
Scr 1obc @efmn.

2or6s 8 berridter Golerioge bon England,
tuelder ais @alt Ser Seem gorfer vSar
Nllociation" Qlmerifa bcreiit uro am on1s
tag Wior9en in@bicago %eintraf, bate IN lei7
llem @efolge nod ~leir1el S0Dn, Gilbert
Golcrioge, einen iungen 9tehtSgeleDrtcn I'M
Sitter BON "a SSabren, ferner 6errn elliot
S. SDeparo, Noriiber bes SEEM Oorfer 2lrz
rangcmentS> Comics, Son. 81. N. 0idman
bon Buffalo, Dltt9lieo DeS glen g)orfer
8ar>@ SGonliteS, Samcs o. SoDnz
Jon, &ieut. Sobn OtcGleuan unb einen
ytep 2)orfer StelIograpbliten 9famensS 8. u.
Vedu. Der GorO>O berribtcr belt lt1 bier
i'm NQgeineinen iebr 5urii69eso9en; CT emf
ping am Uiortag I'M @ralo Yacific 9oteI
eintge Gciuder, lauidte ber NepiQfomr1z
llun9ss 9lnlpradbe Oes 6errn 8. s. 9orton,
8oriiBer beS @mpfangSfG omiteS, uno be-
CUB Itd odnt ul1ter Slbrung 0eS 9ebteren
SlnQ6lt ltab Dem !0auptquartier Ser 6cuer>
YatrouiIe, tDelde Elm tleineS Maueupre
Deratltaltete. Damn gtng eS in &utiden
binaus nad) BEN 8iebbofeu, GDicago's an
crfan1t 9r06ter Seben5tDiiroigfctt, ltn0
mad 8eit0tigung Oerlel6en t1a6m Die @es
lell0oft oil Der Teier Der @runolteinlegu l9
fllr Die nclte 6anofertigfettS >S6ule oil Wtts
0igau QDenue She'll. N6enb5 mohnte Glgz
LAMBS D01iter 9fid)ter elmer 8oritelu1S i'm
0rallo Opera 6oule bel, luoielblt OaS Stil6
rSer5 uno !6al0" 9e9eben murOc. 9aS
Srogromm fur 0ienitag mar cine Spaaierz
faDrt nad oer9iorOieite, UNI l lt9r Diner bet
Son. 6. 3. Malh6urue uno QlbcuoS groz
bcS Saufett i'm @rano Gaciftc 9otel. Dim
WtitttpDd wuroe Dem 2orb7S berri6ter pon
!0rn. emory q. StorrS I'M 2clano SoteL
ein glGnsenOeS Concert gcgeben u16 am
0onnerltag WtOrge1 reiite Der bobe Sat
ncblt @efolge nad ct. Qouts ob.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-01
ben. gta6i1ebeno laiien mir bic beutl6en
uto beutidflingenoen 9iamen Der 8eitBer
bon preiSgefrDntem 8ieb fol9en:
l. 5 e.

- clpe.
nGlpbcs6alc" lnb cngltide 2u9pfer6e: Better
einidbri9cr 1en9it:. 2. " 5. Slider, @oori6, Ga
nooa; beitcS $ocn9itipbIcu, bette Slpciidbrigc unb
bette 2l0ts4fdbrc: Mm. Wtoiot d Bro, Gop
Yalp, ST.; g borolgbbre6": better breiiabri9er
Ncr9lt, 6. Y. 3rinlner, &op0noa, Sa.
o@lpocSbole" lno cn9ltlOe s3u9picroe: Better
Sen9lt ir9cno pcl0en AlterS: 5. Is. Srcitcnt5al,
SordlGr6.
~Gnti@uipfcrbe: @eitcs @aar Mabreu: s. sen>
lamin, Gugur Grope, So.
strbcit5pfcrOe: Seitcr speiidbriser ScnsIt: 0as
pio &crnS, E&Yontil9, ST., (ntebrcre Yreiiej; bette
etnlGbri9t MtGbrc: g&m. Ycteripl, Start, 81.
p9loaolters": Setter 4~iGbri9cr oen9it: Sront
Gan 9tceS, 2crin9ton, &p. breiidbriger @en9it:
Satan @rucll, ga %)art, ST.; 4idbri9c Mahrc:' s.
Scnlamia; 3jdDri9c Atdbre: S0mes Iecbcr, Sim
ton. ST.; ~4labrt9cr Scn9lt: SEQ. &inOcn6cr9er,
GouI5utlle, &D.
&ii9e:
Short SornS": s. s. Croft, @arna, SG.
S0afe:
Senrp Gbi[ippS, ct. Stair, Wti9.
9 0weine:
Saub 81 Nomlep, SadioupiQe, 81; &. & q.
&leucr, 8loomingbur9, 81; S6eiot 81 9optS,
Sper, Sno. 2&pno 8roS., 9clapun, ST.; .. &.
9tolISbo4, NopeOolc, ST.; &braDom 0teiS, Sat-
1DltplllC, %M.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-01

&ein @eiddFt auf Dem Qauoe bGtt elm
Eager bon &leioern, pcl6e mic "custom
made" aufgemaht ftlo uno oennoh All
Breilen tpie geipObnlide Store Ylrbeit pers
tauft peroen. 9afur gicbt es in Chicago
nur ein @eidGft, uno oas lift Oouoorf
SroS., @de Jiortb Npeuue umo Xarrabeez
StraBe, utter fols' Sale.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-01
StaOt Chicago.

Serr @eOr0 0it6ert, 6cncraI=
Ngcut INTO Correspondent 0cr SAi=
nOtS Stats 3citung, bciltd)t
9c9enlu 6rti9 Die Staatcn YcnuiNt=
uauta, gSeIt Nir8inta, Sttrict OF
Columbia, W6arDlanO, Wtr0tmia
1ttt0 Georgia.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-01

1tnfcr 8cifenocr, Scrr Scttrw
gStggctS, bcittGt ac8ctl&u6rtig 1tt1=
Icrc Wbonncntcn TIT Staatc SO&u6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-01

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National Republican., 1883-08-18
Small Wares Department.

Dress Shields-A large as
sortment, including pure white
for white dresses and black
shields for Jerseys.
Silk Elastic, in red, blue,
black, and garnet, for 18c per
yard.
Japanese Fans, 10 and 15c
each. Japanese Fans, with
bone sticks, 20 and 25c each.
A choice line of Fans in Gre
tonne, Satine, and Satin, in a
variety of colors. Feather Fans
in red and white.
Single Bang Nets, two for
five cents.
Rickrack Braid for lace work
and trimming, in all numbers.
National Republican., 1883-08-18
Lace Department.

One small lot of Carrickma-
cross Lace, 2H and 3 inches
wide-about 200 yds.-reduced
from rs to 15c per yard to close
out.
Children's Lace and Ham
burg Collars are now being Of
fered at prices much below the
market. Attention is called to
two lots, all of which have been
reduced from $I.68 and $I.37H
respectively to 81 each.
Hand-embroidered Fancy
Null Fichus reduced to soc
each, formerly IS to S7Hc.
Irish Point Lace, I2H, IS,
37H, and soc per yard, in pat
terms to match.
Opened to-day another lot of
Ladies BLK Jersey Gloves. lhey
include choice shades in tan,
terra Gotta, crushed strawberry,
shrimp pink, plum, &C., 6 and
S-button length, IS and S7Hc.
Out-of-town customers, or
dering these gloves by mail,
will do we'll to order them at
once, SO as to get good shades.
National Republican., 1883-08-18
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
Boston Dry Goods House
White Goods Department.

Extra Fine India Linens re-
duced from 371a to 25c per
yard.
Lace Striped Lawns reduced
from 9 and 10 to &c per yard to
close.
Forty dozen German Huck
Towels, size 2oX4o, woven ini-
tial in each towel, reduced from
So to $40 per dozen, or 2oc
each.
Forty-two dozen Bath Tow
els, 1Sx36 size, reduced from
- per dozen to $50 per
dozen.
One hundred dozen Barnsley
Kitchen Towels, extra large,
size 24x36, selling at 12Hc
each, $3.50 per dozen.
22X45 inch Honeycomb Tow
els reduced to 2oc each.
National Republican., 1883-08-18
THE BREvITY BASKET.
Filled with Brief Mention OF Many Minor
Events OF Yesterday.

Laborers were at work on Tenth street
southwest yesterday destroying the dense
growth of grass and trimming the trees.
The "lnnocents Abroad" have been OK
poriencing rough weather on the New Jersey
coast and were compelled to put into Atlantic
City on account of tho storm.
1t is said that Mr.. l. f. Cooley of the gov
ernment printing office, has come into the
possession of valuable property in Ohio by
the recent death of a rich relative.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Aid society Of the
German orphan asylum at their last meeting
considered the advisability of an entertain
mcnt, to bo given next month for the benefit
of the institution.
A free lecture will be given at the National
Academy of Fine Arts this afternoon, at q
o'clock, by Mrs Imogeno Robinson Morroll
tho artist, to children, art students, and tho
public generally, upon art studies.
The boy Augustin Mcllin, who was do
serted by his mother in this city, and subso-
quently sent by the police authorities to re-
latives in Alexandria, was brought back here
yesterday by his uncle and sent to New York.
Edward johnson, colored aged years,
fell from the steps of his parents house, cor
nor of First and . streets southwest, fracturing
his thigh bone. DIR. A. f. johnson was
called in and set the limb, and the boy is now
doing we'll
The merchants on Louisiana avenue com
plain Of the damaged condition of the spa
water pump Many of the business mon de-
pended solely upon this pump for their supply
of drinking water, and counted greatly upon
the water for their health promoting me-
dicinal properties il contained
The funeral of Mrs. S. L. McAllister wife
of Col X. McAllistGr took place yesterday
evening from her late residence, No. l4lS |
street northwest. The Rev. Mr.. Hayward,
of Epiphany church. oiliciatod The pail
bearers were Mr.. William &. Galley, DIR.
Smith, William Lippincott, DIR. Owens, and
William Garden. The interment took place
at Oak Hin.
Mr.. Middleton II. Greenwood, of Louis
vile, and Miss Bessie Clayton drove to the
city hall yesterday, and the former alighted
and entering the clerks Office procured
marriage license aud started to find a clergy
man. He met member Of the bar, who
promised to assist him, and the young lady
entered the lawyers Office and took seat.
He soon returned with Rev. NJ. A. Turner, of
the Methodist Episcopal church, who per-
formed the marriage ceremony in the pres
ence of Judge Bundy, Charles Pelham, T.. p.
Phelps, and Daniel Walsh. Congratulations
We're rendered, and the happy pair departed.
National Republican., 1883-08-18
A New Military Organization.

About one'hundred and fifty names have
already been secured to the project of form
ing military organization to be uniformed
in the revolutionary style, and called the
Continental Guards, and it is expected that
the number will soon reach two hundred. 1t
is understood that the command has been
rendered to Capt. T. N. Burrill, of the bureau
of engraving and printing. Positions on the
staff have been rendered Gen. S. s. Burdette,
Mr.. A. NJ. Clapp, DIR. George S. Latimer, and
others. Capts Mills and Gaylor has been Sc
lected as company commandants.