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Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1884-01-31
Farms Wanted.

There are thousands Of Land Buyers in thu
North who are tired OF long, cold winters,hll h
taxes and high-prircd lands. IL your farm is
Tor sale send us description with lowest price,
and it will be placed on our list of southern
farms. our business is to fad purchas rs for
farms We advertise tor you in leading pa
prs, North and West. charge 10 comm,ss on
for making sales. our only charge beng s. for
SIX months advertising. As to honesty and
reliability We r Ter to pos master here AID our
banks. EucloSe drscr pton OF farm. send'n-
money by postal order or registered letter. on
send for circulars for further particulars. Al
dress J. /. HEARN. Farm Record, Sidney
Ohio.
asSs" Mention this paper.
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1884-01-31
4 ttachNgut.
Justices Court 10th District Fentress County
Tennessee.
Levi G. Hull Us. Taylor Cough.

In this case it appearing from plaintiff
affidavit that the Defendant. aylor Cough, i,
about to remove himself and property out O
the country; aud it also appearing that; a-
tachment has been duly levied on the. prop
erty of the fendant ~
1t is therefore ordered hv the Justice of tn,
Peace that the said Taylor Cough be required
to appear before me on
Thursday, the Fist day of February
1881,
and make defense TO sad attac men; or The
same will be taken for con essed an set fol-
hearing ca pdrte as to him.
1t is further ordered tuat this notice be pub.
lshed for four consecutive weeks in the PA.
TEAU GAZETTE, eky newspaper publishet
in Rugby, Morgan County. Tenn.
S. B. PIERCE, J. P.
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1884-01-31

A TRUE assistant 10 nature IN restoring
the system to perfect health, thus enabling
il to resist disease, is Browns Iron Bitters.
Cochran, GA.-DrA.J. Lamb says. L
never met with remedy that gave more
satisfaction,in cases Of debility and pros
tra;ion than Browns Iron Bitters.".
OwENToN, Ky.--Rcv. J. W. Waldrop
says: "Brown's Iron Bitiers greatly re-
lisycd me Of genera! debility and indiges-
ton"
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1884-01-31
AMERICAN FARMER"

a sixteen page agricultural magazine published BY
Z. A. X. Hackett, at Fort Wayne, Indiana, and
which is rapidly taking rank one OF the leading
agr cultural publications of the country. 1t is de-
voted exclusively to the interests OF the Farmer,
stock Breeder, Dairyman, Gardener and theiT
Ilouseholdand every species of industry connected
with that great portion of the people Of the world,
the Farmer. The subscription price is 81 90 per
year. Farmers,caD no; well get along without 1t.
II puts new ideas into their minds. Il teaches
them how to farm with profit to themselves. 1t
makes the home happy the young folks cheerful,
the GROWER coutented, the downcast happy, and
The derna ge.ne honest.
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1884-01-31
RUGBY DIRECTORY.

When found make a note of."-Captain Cutie
This column will be devoted each week to
information about Rugby as regards its local and
permanent institutions and is intended as q
guide for the Rugbeians, and Others interested
in the town and neighbourhood.
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1884-01-31

Hog Cholera &c Sold everywhere hv mail Tor CSC IT
stamps. Furnished In largo 81 o.: IN mail 81 "
! Circulars tTr 5. JNuNs''N l'H i,r'o-.
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1884-01-31
THE WEATHER.

RUeBY, January 20, 1884,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-03
@eIOMulnrOc

Gin netes Spfer Der inter bent Namen
,Nime=9topeuen" leioer melt Derbrettetel1
Gdunbliteratltr lit ein iunger 0suti6er, Der
1SjGDri9e Banl S6mibt, 9clporoen, mel6er
biSber III Der S6lolierlDertltdtte Don y. 8.
Jtice, an Der Gde ber gSelS= uub @oetbeltr.,
bel9Gfti9t mar unb leiuen 2ebe1 poraltsitdt=
lid bcreitS om Nienlta9 Nbelb burd @rbdlt7
gen Elm @nbe ma9te.
Jfice, Der BriuSipal bes iun9en WtanneS,
entOedte bieNei9e belielben Mittpo9 WtDr9ell
tllrS Dor 8 ubr, ais ct Ii6 mad Dem 9tl1ter9ez
bGuOe leinc5 6alleS, all Der Gde Der gSelSs
uno Woetbeltrabe, be9ab. S6miOt bate it'd
oil elner yeiter, Die 9e9en ben Stau geleDnt
mar, erbdn9t NIB l6ien otele Shat, 1la0
benz 3ultoloc ber bereitS erltorrten geide S1
nrt6eIle,l, bereitS ant Nbeito pprber begdngen
81 b0beu. Gen Grid Oil Der Setter bate Gice
l6on DOR slDei Nodeu beinertt, bate aber
feline N9nrnt9 bapon 9ebabt. SIT Incident
3lpede oerielbe oienen lolte. Bte 0err Jtice
etltern Scri6terjtatter mittDeilte, ar6ettete Der
1nn9e Selbllntorber felt benz s. Ql9lIt 1882
lir i'm lulo perri6tete itctS SIT ieiner 3ufriez
oerlDelt ale INN o6lie9enoen Arbetten. 9tIr
eilen Se6ler 6atte S6nliot, ltto 6ieler mar
Die Sll6t, Die beriidbti9ten 0imee9fopelle1 SIT
lelell, Die ibm ben Sopf perOre1t llno i'm gum
Selbltnl0rO 9etrieben Dabelt miiilen. Der I'M
9lidli9e, belet @ltern III NeltprelBe1 lDob=
zen, 100 letlt U1ter Die Steue etlle5 0etdlt>
genDdrters bctleibet, mobnte bier bel eiltem
Teruanbten leiner SHUTTER, 0erru Sobn SEE
bar, 9to. 406 3~ipilionitraBe, ltno erbielt crit
Dor ei1igen Ga9en eiicu Brief aus Der 9eiz
motb, bellen Silbolt mlbetdunt lit.
gln WtOnta9 mietbete eilt juu9er Mtonn,
Der ii0 IT. u. gd3erbp mamie, BEL 6rau 0arz
rington, DO. 44 StdtefraBe, ein 3immer.
Am Wtittmo0 2t6eltb legte lid Der neie ltiez
tber gegeu s ubr 3l Gett, eri9len aber ni6t,
mle am Gage auDor, am Otorgen gum Uriib-
itiid. Srau 0orrin9ton be9ab li3 Oan1 9ez
gen Wiitta9 out bas .3imrner bes 8ot9dnz
gers, un 6allelbe in Or0nun9 gu b%rin9en,
NIB bcmerfte gu ibrem S6reden, baB Gaz
gerbp NIT elmer tlaffenOen @un6e i'll Der
Iinfen Bruit tobt auf benz gette lag. Srau
6arrin9ton rief ben in Der 9tdbe b%eftnoli=
den RoliSifteu NrniteiI berbei, Der Die leberz
iiibrulg Der 2ei6e no9 Der Wtor9ue Deraltz
labte. 2a;enbp bate iid our6 einen S6uB,
Der porausii6tli6 bas 0er3 bnr9bobrte, &C.
tDbtet, unO in benz 3im1ner pes Selbtm0r=
bers tanb man einen 3ettel nit ben 8orten:
Ser Sinber Gieies 1Utrb 9ebeten, meinen
8oter, IS. $. Na3enbs, ein WtitglieO Der
Boliset in Solebo, o., pon meinelm Sooe IN
RenntniB gu ieben. st. q. 2aSenbp.~ Der
Beritorbene NOR % Sabre alt ultO 3ulebt bel
Der GATE Sbore urb Ntidt9an Goutbernz
@ilerlbobn alS Sremler unGeltelt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-03
T~3Schenfffche Sflfrrcis &faafs-Betfrene.

Observation-Disclosures ausseseben purben.
ss\m sabre 1870 paren in iener gegeno nur
brei Gilenbabnen in Setrieb, namli6 Die Iti=
9igon Central, Yittsbnrg & st. Napne unb
Wttdi9an Soutbern & 0tortbern Snbiana.
SSSett luiro tie pOn eli sroBen Sobnen brett
our9l9nttten, rno bic iibri9en Sa9neil, Die
in Chicago einlaufen, errei6en le burd
j3wei9babnen, ober burd Die @iirtelbabn.
9iele eli Gilenbabnen beforoerten aus ben
Srtl6aftet ain Calumet, Spii6en Soutb
Chicago uu6 9ammoub, i'm Sabre 1888 ni6t
menieer ais 3,16S, 900 &onnen Sra6t uno
1927, 937 9aliasiere.
Sic 3abl Der S1iife, pel6e in ben 6afen
eintiefen. betrus mad Dem Teridt oes 0afenz
Collectors Spalbing III 1878 mir 81, ge9en
1913 I'M Sabre 1888; es lieieu aus I'M Sabre
1873 68, I'M Sabre 1883 81 S6ifie, Del9e
lettereR ~sulanlnlen 18G,231 Eounen Sradt
tru9en. Ger 0afenlneilter @oleboltr beri6tet,
6aB I'M @anSen 1862 NabrSell9e bic brei
Sriifen palirten. Die @eriten ldt9s bss
SlulIes reprdientiren cine 9Gil9e Don 26, 500
SuR, wdbreao nod 10000 peitere SUB i'm
SaM begriffen Iin0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-03

Gur ueltn Rnnatsn, ais e5 i6On raid
bergab nit ibnt eing, erlaubte ii6 Der leds7
un6nier;igidbri9s Wiann ben 2nruS Der gerz
beiratburg nit eil1er Oiobe0ane. ST lebte
nit tbr aniheinsnb flptt ul6 pergnil8t in
einem 6otel in Oenoer. 8or brei Wtonatel1
fling CT, I'm Die ibm imnter nd6er rlldenoe
gGnsli6e @erornuue 81 bergellen. baS
S6napstrtnfen an. 2ln einen Der lebte1
&benDe ober peri6Iudte er, nad0em er ben
lebten Grunt getban, cine tobtlide 0oiis
Mlorpbium, nm ieinsm 2ebeu Elm Gnoe gu
MAIDEN, nr6 na6 mebritiinotstn 9eIoe11
itarb er. 90 en6ete Der eigentli6e BGter
Der iungen i'm So6eebirge beS Centennial
Staates ~entItanoenen Wun6eritaot.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-03
3cit1tt9Mnsct oeS 0pIfS Sells
Ar4iffrIS.

@enn seldtdte unb b~eDadtiae aer5te nit ibrer llnters
i@rtit Gin g~initises @utabten ii6er Die ltnbernbsn unb
bsLebeuNen @irtnAsen elmer 0ieOiSin abseben, 10 nirnt
has FIblitum teinen amitanb, ibuen 81 sLoubem. Die
umiOHsrei4en unb nadbridlt5en drstLi6en @tteite fir
5Otttter's WeG senbitteres, boB Is elm @t9enz
mitteI seeeR ane Osasene unb lmterteibsitSrnnsen, 2ez
peri erOf ssbofn e. IL hss Sans HSasn r anS SeS Semori PIE M@n, EN- {
len cen 3weifell iiptisiten iiberSeusen. g~beeieDen iebo6
uou ben Atteitet Der Ierste, lit nod cine grobe Wten9e
Don 3eli9niHen iettens Der allerlet Serufeit Mno 2ebenS>
~treifen anocb6rjsen pattetten uOrbanOer, aus benen alz
len Aeruorgebt, bag bieits nad&tiae @orbeueMnss> unb
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pom uniGdsbarem Nertbe iTr
SraIte nuo @ntfr6ftete lit. Das Btttere eigMet lid fir
ale 0inmslItride unS wirs ais Elm Nittel cur @erbii>
tuns Don Sruutbeiten, bic 6nrd Sumlpfluft obsr unrei>
mes GItntpaler entreben. auieitis %beitdtist.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-03
Sic 9afer BON aeanniae.

Giner Der S60pfer Der Dor tpentgeu Sab
Ven nit 5auberbafter S6neuigfsit entitau>
oeneH Sergpert5ito0t QeooDiIe in Colorado
Dar George 3. Trper. Gr fam
emit aus BbiIaoelpbiG nab Colorado. 100
CT iid nit Bersbau bei9Gfttgte. SIN Sabre
1878 befauo er it9 oa, no Jest 2eaDpiue
itebt uno eutoe6te auf elmer oortt9en Nn=
b0be bic Teide Silbermine, Die bann uuter
benz gtansn Stem Discovery Oline" be-
fanut getporoeu ill., Die filberbaItlge Mrz
bobe beiBt ihm 81 Gbreu nod beute v6rper
6tl". 0lttd3eittg fan0sn Gl1f benz Ylnse,
D0 Der S6napStpirt5 9orGce u. Us.
SGbor Ieine BergmannS> uno Subr@
mGnnstneipe belt unb no feline 6rau ais
6emoentpdi9ertn tbGti9 mar, ebsnlo bsoeu>
tenoe @ntoedungen BON SilbersrS ltatt.
limb 10 entitano 2eaobiHe unb muhs rno
puS5, p69lei6 IS li@ bama[5 nod feiner
Gtienbabnpe:binoun9 e~rfreute.
Der IntDillenoe S6uapsDirtb EabOr
bate no9 Der Silber : @ntoeduua
nnter benz 8eiratbe ieiuer tIueen unS
fieiBiaen Irou Gid, pnrbe mehrfadsr
NiaiouGr, Grbauer 6es Opernbauies in
Qenper, 8isegouDerneur pnu GoLoraoo, auf
eiuen Nonat iogar Bunoeslenator, un6
0antte ieiner Satin, Der e~tnitigen treuen
@enoiiiu ieiner Nrmutb, nit lfonbaI0ier
1Intreue; er mlBte geridtIi6 9espungen
per0en, tbr einen She'll leines 9teihtbums
ubSUtreten, tpOrauf er ii6 9Iei9 mad ges
ri6tli6er S9eioung cine Qln0ere ndbm.
OiejenIgen, mel6e ben Eeihtbum fir 6os
p9bre GroenQlild baIten, pretien Den &afs
fern Sabor als eiIIen bo6beglidten Dtann.
g(i6t 10 glidIib puroe Der anbere Bater
DON 2eaDbiae, 0eo. >. Srper, obglei6 er
HiGt tpte Eabor bIiuoItngs, ionbern burd
Slid Unb &enntutiie ben ret6en Suuo
aMf benz rSrper Sia" eema6t bate. @r
mar idou lett 1860 NIT 8er9bau in GoIo7
rabo beidGfttgt geneieH, bate oaburd unz
gef66r $4,000 ernor6en unD Dieosr nerIo>
rem uno legte nit gutem Seoa6t bic Dtins
auf benz ieBigen 6rper 0iu an; ietne geolo=
Qil6en 8orausie5ungeR tGui9teu ibn ni9t
uno er 1tieB baIo auf bas ret6ite Silberer3.
Ga CT ober tein geIo gum eroBen Berebou=
8etrieb belaB, 10 p~erfaufte er eiuen She'll
ieiner Mine un ben Spottpreis bon SAC, 0OO
an Den SpetuIanten gbaifee, Der cine 3eit
lana Bunoesienatpr bon Colorado mar uRb
iest WtutpnGr uno Sftpiegerpater eines
Scr S6bue oes General Grant lit. Qus BEN
iibri9en SbeiIe ieiner N2ine I6ite Srpeg
ebenfous nngsf6br $4,000: Gr gait fir
nieL rei6er ais Ct mar, ma6te fid burd
ieine Sreigebigteit uub 2iebenstpir6isteit
beIiebt, uno einmaI par Die bemotrattide
Bartei GoIoraoo's nabe .baraH, ibn 81 ib=
rem Observation-Disclosures gu MAIDEN.
NGre Srper Elm 8ofer pom SdIags Eas
boris Qber 6air's ODER S'Brien's getDeien,
10 bGtte er pabri6etnIi9 baiieIbe fabeIbafte
Slid tDie oieie gebobt. 9o6 tpGbrenp
Qeaopiue pn6s, tpuroe er 6rrner uno Grmer.
Gr hattie Bel perimieoenen lnternebmun9en
l!nqIiif. i6ien bieies ieoO@ nit Reitsysm
Glei6mutbs sI ertragsH,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-03

3uiammen ................. $40 37,770
2ieie Isabelle i6lieBt uicbt bic Srtl@aften
am 2ittle 9alumet, mn Gtdotden, lpie
Granb @roiiing, @ilb 8ooO, Golton, SRI
perOale n1b Glue Scslanb Elm, wel6e ebenz
faIs on ben Berbelieruu9en SH%nterelle 9oben.
Sn ben in Der Isabelle ou9efiibrten Ortz
i6aiten pareit I'M Sabre 1888 $29, 059, 900 III
Observation-Disclosures, ousi9lieBli9 Der
@obnbduier. anselest, 9e9en nun 1895 900
i'm Sabre 1870. Ion pbi9er Summe entz
fallen $12, 591 900 auf Soutb Chicago.
5esepiid &c. 0Ie $3.50. 900, pel6e I'M Sabre
1870 anselest warel., reprdi %entiren mir ben
g9ertb Der 26rbereien Der @alulnet & @bicago
@onal s. God 80. Aue 8abrif= Stabilize
meuts lan9s bes Sluiies limb lett 1873 erri9s
tet, nit %9Iusnabme bes 96lo9tbaules in
0emmonb1, mel9es in 1870 erbaut muroe
llnb leitoem bermaBen se1pa9ien 1T, boB bas
leIbIt beute 1900 Stiid 8ieb per Sag 9ei9Ia9=
tet merbel1.
Nabftebenbe Sabeuen iinO sIei9faas pom
dYDSent SutereIIe:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-03

RIeie. = 1 Gar gu $15.25 per Come.
,WibbIin 9s".-1 Gar 81 SIG, 1 Gar
Su 1926 bic Sonne.
!. Strob,m - Gar Gar @0sssnitsro y, 81 81 g $7.25
bic 9onn m qH d. l car ar Ssste 1ma{6 81 $ s :, 30 20
1 Gar Yto. 1 3imotbp Sn 1850, 1 @ar DO. Su
SO, / Gar SEQ. 2 DO. Sl $3.50 per Sonne.
Gdmereten: Simotbp $1.21@1.40,
&Ieeiamen, gutter bis better, 5.50@6.10. -
&einiamen gu 1.55@- ouf Der Sabn.
Wietmnrft.
&inbpteb.-Gie 3ufulr fir Die @o9e
Der SSor,po9e. Die Yrefie b~eiiertem Ii9 I'M
2aute ber Mo6e unb waren ant Gomita9 Inn
15@25c. b0ber, ais nm erIten Gage Der @o6e
NIB I'M 25@3Oc. b0ber, ais am Dorber9ebenz
ben Somita9. &ir motirem Die foI9snoen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-03
sGuesmeimer @aarenmarft.

Gprtt t. - Sn gbtcdao lit; III st. 2oui5
1.16; in Cincinnati 1.15@-.-; IN peorE1
III; in Baltimore 1891 83.
Suit ct. = y@reamerp" bet: 29@32c:,
,icinli6 quite bis quite 39@28c.. Dairy
CUTE bis bete 1925. 9erIE9ere QuaI!tdt
0@13c.
@ter. = 224@23c.
9 t. 9eberbe Turteps 19@13:.
ssi9la@@tet1: e 1 laS ja,o. 9i 9iISr 9@ 19,;,
ten = @ Oas 9useltO leb. unO 12@13c.
sel9l. gdnle 6@1Oc. 9el9l. unO $4,000
500 bas OuBenO feb.
Eartoffetn. Garlp Stole 25@34c.
per Sni9el beiln Gar auf Der Sabn. Hleiz
mere Yartieen Inn 5@10c 60ber.
Aepf eL. = 3.50@4.25 ba5 6aB.
6omta. better Is @17c., bulltler 10@t3c-
VI pen $1.50@1.75 ods 100 YTulto
fir gemii9te Country.
Smeet SDtatDeS. - $5.00@6.00
bos SaB fir quite c5uinoiier.
Wtlo. - Maaorp= @uten $3.25@3.75,
tleine 1.50@1.75, @alen $I@1.25 baS OeO
8auben 80@1.00.
% etIerie.-30@40c bas Oubenb.
Sop e H.. = Seem yort 23@2Sc, BGciTtc
93@26. WiScDnitn 12@20c.
NeibtohL.-$10.00 @15.0 90 bas0unbert.
gtener 4.50 Der y@rate".
SUIeOell II. - PI.SOQI.OU UuS Oub-
Niben. - S9weoii9e 1.75@2.0O oa5
SoB, meiBe -@1.5O.
8or1nips. -1.75@2.00 boS Sap.
Gtber. 3.0O@3.25 bas 3SaB unO $500
@5.5O bas SAP.
@rdnberries g. S. 90 bas Sap
uitb 12.00@14.00 fir bic i6onltelt.
2outliann $-.-@-.-
bos SaB uno -.-9-.- ba5 8ilt6en, Slorioa
2.5O@5.00 bos Gilt@eL Golencid 5000
$50 bic &ile unO Wteiiina 2.50@3.0O baS
&ilt6en.
grbIen.- @rilne, bette @r6len $1.15,
Selberblen1. 10@1.1 10, Warrowfats 1.15@1.20
9elpdlt. 2$@24c. bas Btb.
So n.-@ute rWebtums" 100000.
Gelte ,OtebtlmS" 3.25@2.30. ,9tauies' 2.35
@2.40 Der Sml6el i'm @roBen.
S6mter lett. - BrGHne5 III 4@-c,
Selbes 44@-e.. ,netBes 6@6&c. bas Bfo.
&aI9. - Sudden TIC 9t0. l Country
Too. 0to. 2 81 &c.
@itronem. - $3.00@3.50 ba5 Htt4:H
fir Weiiind.
9aGat.-4O@5Oc bas 0bb.
Yie YIant. = 50@75c bas Oubeno
@urfen.-$2.OO@2.5 $50 bas 0tb.
Gpinat.-1.OO@1 bas 6aB.
Somaten.- Wermuba) 75c@1.00 bas
Siit9en. (Slorioa) $50.
Stables en.-5O@60c. bos Sbo. 8inoz
den.
9par9el UIurtba) 100 bas 0sb.
Siinbheu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-03
@ermtI6feS%

-2eioer babeH aud i'm AbgeDrbs
neteubGue Der Staats9eiebaes
bIH9, SoDa's bic Prpbtbttiont=
ten BET ben 1eueiten NblttmmHnoeu cine
Webrbett, peun aud nur BON 6rei
Sttmmen, erlangt, unb 10 lit an benz
lblteBlIben Siege Der Die @etn> uno Bter=
SIauiel aufbebsnbeR SeHatsbtU taum u1eby
az 3tpeifeln.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-03
=

@bieaso, Wonta9, 3. Mdr5.
Ser @etreibemarft entbebrte in Der persa1z
eenen @obe iebes belonberen Mertmals.
Die Greisl6wantungem mdren unbebentenb,
bod l6loiien gSeisen unb &og9en UNI cine
Eleini9teit b0ber, dls in Der 8Orwo6e, wie
fol9t:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-03
StaOt ObtfagO.
Ser GaIutne ct 9irrift.
S~utereKaRte Stn9aben Rber pie tnoWfrteHe
Mmo 0eid&ttliNe G~ntpt&eImMg ecHeItew,

cSn eiuer, Dom 10. Tebruar b%atirten, gu
SGnoen bes 9on9reBmit9lieb IT. IS. 0unz
bar1 se9ebenen Yetition OIL ben Gon9reB UNI
gemiligun9 Don $500 900 fiir Grpelteru1g
DOM DOM BEN @rti 8ei Tss pi Der eI beosatenben e aSftiTe.
ments in Der um9egenb bes @alIntet, DON
goutb Chicago bis 3ammonb, lit cine 9tn=
sobl intereliaTter Oatst iiber Die sroBartiee
GntmtdeIun9 ienes Gbicogoer &oritaot=
Diltrift5 in inbultrieuer mIb 9ei6Gitli6er
Be;iebuus entbaltei, pon benen bier einige
wieberge9eben leien.
SolgenDes lit elue 2iite Der gep0lterungen
Der Srti6aften ldnss oes Calumet i'm Sabre
1870 1in6 1883.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-03

S6ofe.- 3nfltbr ca. $4,000 Gtif, 9ez
gen 81 500 in Der Gorluo9e. Nreiie felt nno
9e9en BEN S9luB Der Yorlpode rnDerolz
bert. Ger Otarft i9loB 81 $4.00@4,5O fir
9erin9e @aare, 4.75@5.00 fiir Before, $3.50
$50 fir mittelgute unb 5.75@6.00 fir Die
bette. 0erfolft pllrbeu II. a.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-03
8rHe Gflf9rmbrtt

Inter 9initigen Seoingungen meeen Srantbett beS
Seltbers pouer 2usUertaui zines ootels, 8oitbaus> Y.
Saloon> Gtnri6tuns, uuO nit 81 m6blirten 3immern.
Gas 9ei9dit bat Die bette gage unO befinbet lid in pole
miinoli6 ober idriitli6 GonraO SItIdD, 30. 1875
Glib Oet4i9an Ctr, Sontb Seto, Sno. 3mS4w6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-03
0cMti@cS 0nitbNt4S 31 Uctf0mfem~

Gin beutI8eS @altbaus lit wesen N6Leben bes gieenz
tbitnerS billiN nio unter iebr ~9Initigclt Yebinsunsen 3w
perteulen; allies lit in better Grbnuug unh in pouem
9etrtcbe. Ga5 !6aus lit bon Stein, 4 SiOd bod, bat AZ
Shldfstnlmcr, 9roBcn Saloou nit Billiard ;immer unh
lit allies our'S Sjelte ein9eri6tet, aue notbuen6iqeu WobeI
ilnO &ot>Uerdtbidaften Die boSu seb0ren unb Stalnns
flr 80 Fteroe. D09 Nbige mnB in t~ir;eier Seit pertauIt
weroeH. Sebin9ungen: $4,000 8aor umO 5000 su
Nro5ert Gui lG1acre 3ett. Dian abreliire ober penbe ii@
periOnli& at (. BetS9erber Tipon, 6onbuLuc Co..
2St5conltn. 25fcb3mlp6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-03

Die 99weiue= i3ufubr mar nm circa
$4,000 9tid ssriu9er ais in Der &orpo9e
uub Der Warft l9IoB am Sarnitas felt, bod
parew bic Ereile nm 100000. niebri9er, ais
poriSen Samitas. Otelen &inter lino in
Chicago ca. 1000, 900 S@meine sum 80feln
9elGDla6tet worben, ODER SOC, 600 Stid me-
niger, ais per9augeuen @tnter.
Sei benz onsegebeuen Sur9l@nittssepi9t
warbe baGblt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-03

iber Sic Sorte bon Sleiid d, pelde
MAJ III ser 3 ent en- Het6SbGNptz
It q 3 Su elleu betommt, eutnebmeu mir
benz 8erltner Saeeblatt:
SIS i9etnt lt6 in allen BrobtuSen B6te
@etpohnbett 6erausgebiloet Su baben, oaS
lammtlide Sletl6 Don frantem
8ie1 auf ben 8erIiner Marft gu ytperz
FEM. 90 tpiro uns bon etnem %Qlbonnenter
in @~reifstpalo 6eridtet, baB auf etnem bort
IN Der gfGbc eelegeneu Cute n1ebr ais
bretBtgl un9enfr9nte &ube Don
etnem Sleii9er 9el3la@tet tporOen iino,
tDel@er baS gelomrrte Tletl9. lotort nab
Berltn gelallot bat. Sci Oleler Gelegen>
belt tpoIIen mir AUDI nod feitltelien, OaB
Berlin ni6t bios Don auBerbalb, lonoern
aud bonn itGbtti9en @entralptebbof nit
benz Sleil6 bon franten Ebieren be-
gliidt mir6, ltro 3tpar in etnem umfange,
bon benz man in peitereH &reilen oub
ni6t Die entferntsite Gbnllng gebabt babst
o~iirfte. g8tr pollen ais Betpets bterfIr
j8ablen lpreden lafien. SIM Sommerbalbe
iobr 1883 = bonn l. Qprtl bis @n0e Seps
TENDER tpuroen auf Dem @entrols8iebbof
gel6la6tet: ii, 100 Climber (egL. Edlber)
uno 103.416 S9petne. 8on bieleu tparen
tuberfuI6s 1851 Rinber, glet1
3,89 BroSent un6 765 S6petne, gIet6 0,74
4rosent Der sel9la9teten. 6ierpon p1roen
nit Bei6lag beIegt unb berni9tet 81 gan5e
&tnber unO 46 gauge S6petne; pom ben
anoeren 1914 Ntnoern nno 719 SnDeilen
befhIagnabmte man in @ulnme 1917 etns
seine tuberfuIOie Srgane uno lieB oaS
Tletl6 Der nerbletbenbeu 1888 t~ubertul0ien
Ibtere gum Berfauf reip. @enuB su. 8erz
lin bat II ieBt 9egen 1928 600 Gintpob=
ner, Rimmt man runb 100000 (oas
onOere fir ni6t SIeii6 eiienbe fIeine Ril1s
Der GbsisbenD) 1np bsrsNnst mar bas
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-29
Municipal Court.
BEFORE Judge Bailey. |

William Buckley, criminal libel; case dis
missed upon motion of the county attor-
ney.
Patrick Mccoy, larceny; dismissed.
Charles Anderson, assault and battery
dismissed.
Fred Lave, threatening to commit an as
sault upon John COLLEEN with a dangerous
weapon; placed under a bond in SEQ to
keep the peace.
A. Anderson, selling liquor without Ii
cense; paid fine in $50.
NJ. Bierman, saloon open on Sunday; paid
fine in s25.
Henry Hendrickson, selling liquor without
a license; continued until Nov. in 5000
bonds.
Jacob Barge, keeping his saloon open on
Sunday; continued until Oct. 81.
Henry Hauschild, saloon open on Sunday
continued until November z.
Hans Wohl abusive language to Helen
Root; continued until November 3.
Carl Carls, Patrick Doyle, Thomas Byrnes,
John Mcdonald ard Martin Jacobs, drunk
enness; committed five days each.
Louis Rogers, Harry Johnson, Robert
Blair, William Smith and Felix Moore,
drunkenness: paid fine in $3.50 each.
Albert MCGEE, Frank Martin and Frank
Jones, disorderly conduct; committed ten
days each.
Boniface Brown, saloon open on Sunday;
continued until Nov. 18th at 9 a. In.
Chas. +. Miller, larceny of q gold watch
and chain from Annie Claire; examination
waived; held to await the action of the grand
jury in $500 bonds; committed.
John O'Hallerain, larceny of a violin
from Patrick Lyons; committed twenty
days.
Claud Adams, keeping house of ill-fame :;
paid fine in $50. 80.
Dora Worthington, Kittie Rungle and
Maurice Byron. keeping houses of ill-fame !;
paid fine in S52.50 each.
j. T. Gilman, disorderly conduct; con-
tinued until Oct. 3lst.
Thomas Doyle, selling liquor to Frank
Prendergast, an habitual druukard; con-
tinued until Oct. 31st in $500 bonds; bond
filed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-29

pronounced It. He did not know that they
are piing up the peoples money
in the treasury. He may be man of ability
as LAWYER, but he does not know anything
about politics or even the platform OF his
own party, and this is the man whom the
Republicans propose to send to congress
instead of such practical and thorough bust
ness man as Capt. o. G. Merriman. lie
did not know that the American flag has dis
appeared from every sea, and he ought to
have known that the Republican party in its
platform has acknowledged the fact. The
platform demands the restoration of the
navy, etc. The people have the right to ask
why we have no navy, no commerce, after
they have held the congressional power for
upwards Of twenty years! And the
people should meet the issue at
the polls on Tuesday and Danish the party
which mas destroyed our navy, our shippin g
and commerce. They say our home mar
kets must be protected pretty market we
have with wheat at fifty cents per bushel.
That is the market they offer the farmers,
the bone and sinew of Minnesota, Dakota,
Iowa, Kansas and other states. And why is
it! 1t is the protective tariff.
Mr.. Window in his speech said this home
market arises from protective tariff, If that
is the sort of a market protective tariff fur
nishes we don't want it.. Do away with it.
We want fair price for the products of these
broad and fertile acres.
Judge Root proceeded at length, showing
that 1t was Mark Lane which governs the
prices of our markets. We refuse to trade
with foreign nations, and they of course, in
turn refuse to trade with US, and conse-
Qucntly we have no commerce.