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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1885-08-26

Gus Okerman arrived from Neihart Fri
dav and confirms the report Of the sale Of
the St. Julian mine and $50 feet of the
Montana Bell. THIS information was i'm
parted by Capt. Mcintosh, one of the
owners of the St. Julian, to Mr.. Okerman,
consequently there is no question but that
the sale has been effected. Messrs. Mcln-
tosh and Wells have gone to Helena to re-
ceive their money. Messrs. Broadwater
and Ryan, while at Neihart, looked at
other properties, and it is possible they
will increase their purchases still further.
1t is rumored in the camp, and there is
reason to believe it, that the syndicate are
negotiating for the purchase of the Hud-
son Mining company's plant and mines.
The Hudson Mining company are en-
gagged in erecting their buildings and
putting up their smelter.
Mr.. Okerman has been at work for MIlt
Carothers and William Kane, sinking a
shaft on the Oregon. 1t shows up four
foot vein, the ore of which assays up in
the hundreds.
The Ripple, on Snow creek, is exceed
ing the expectations Of its owners. 1t
shows a five-foot vein of good milling ore,
assaying from twenty ounces up.
H. D. Burghdart has eight men at work
on the Uncle Yard and Whippoorwill, on
Carpenter creek. The ore shows up we'll.
The French boys are working on the
Dakota. They have run tunnel 100 feet
and have sunk shaft fifty feet, which
shows body of rich ore from five to ten
feet in thickness.
Matters have been very quiet recently in
the camp. Some of the boys became lit
tie discouraged at the stoppage OF work IN
the syndicate mines, but since the sale has
been affected are regaining their Wonted
spirits. Gus has as much faith in the
camp as ever and says the ore is there and
only requires capital to work it.
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N e1hart N otes.
[From the Hnshandman.l |

We are reliably informed that the Noun
tain Chief mine at Nehart shows four
teen foot vein of ore at the depth of two
hundred feet.
Capt. D. B. Macintosh, one of the bo-
nanza kings Of Neihart, has bought lot
at White Sulphur Springs and will erect a
neat residence thereon. His family will
accompany him on his return next spring
from the states.
James Chamberlain, of Neihart, who
owns one-third interest in the Montana
Bell, one-half interest in the Minnehaha
and an interest in the Dickens and Maud
S. mines, bonded by Col. Broadwater, re-
fuses to sell for less than the bonded price,
regards the mine as worth million dol
lars, and is confident that if released from
the present bond he will be able to sell
his interest at the rate of a half instead OF
a fourth of million, as it is bonded for.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1885-08-26
shonkin stock Association.

The annual meeting of the Shonkin
Stock association was held at the Grand
Union hotel on Saturday evening. The
following gentlemen were elected to serve
as officers for the coming year: President,
John Lepley; vice president, A. W.
Kingsbury; secretary and treasurer, |. +.
Churchill; executive committee, NJ. e.
Milner, Thos. Martin and Jos. Connolly.
1t was decided to meet at Lone Tree cor
raj on the 25th for the calf roundup, and
commence the roundup of beef cattle on
the goth of September.
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Sullivan and Ryan.

BosroN, August 20.-Dunne, of New
York, and A Chall, Paddy Ryan's hackers
have been in this city since last Monday to
arrange meeting between John L. Sui
livan and Ryan. The match will be with
small gloves to finish. revised Marquis
OF Queensbury rules. Both men are in
strict training. The location is not an
nouncad
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1885-08-26
The Bookmaker.

This new periodical, candidate for
public favor, is published by Howard
Lockwood, 126 and 128 Duane street, New
York. Its contents are of particularly
character, and the publication
will meet with deserved success. 1t
should be found in every printing office
in the country. The Typography is per-
fection and it's literary merits of high
order
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~ = &eRhN-
Settled.

LONDON, August 21.--Lord Salisbury
and M. De Giers have reached detiplte
agreement with regard to the Afghanistan
frontier question. A protocol emhody-
ing its settlement has been Oh afted and
sent to St. Petersburg, and it is expected
that signatures will be exchanged next
week.
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~ - ~ y NzslazshS y
Sick Minister.
nounced

LONDON, August 2o.-Phelps, the Amer
lean Minister, is suffering from cold
and slight touch of lumbago, is better
this morning. He will to-day go to the
country with his wife and take short
rest from hfs idbOTss
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Hoad1y Nominated.

COLUMBUS, August 29.-The democratic
has just nominated Hoadly for
governor, and Warwick for lieutenant
Governor.
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Book and Job Printing a speciality at
the RIVER Press office.
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llniere Neftbdfthett. .

&eines BON unfern Ginoern, f6nnen
mir mobl nit &e9t fagen, mirb 10 pers
w6bnt uno oerbdtf6elt, uno feinem tpirb
10 beigeiianoen, als uuferem 2leiniten,
bafar lit es ia eben unier yefbdt1en.
@ebt papa, DIANA, 8ruber ooer
S9meiter iiber 2anb. 10 1T es bod ge.
Dib, bae iie benz Neftbdt9en cine tleine
ueberrai1ung mitbrinJen. Bei 9od
ooer gtiebris, &ei9 ober @rm wiro bas
Gleinfte glei9erweiie ber5ogen, es bari
benz tleinen &inolein fein Wuni1 un=
erflllt bleiben. Wia Nefbdt9em ettpas
baben, 10 barf es fider fein, bafelbe au
erbalten; menn Der 0ater ober bic
Wfutter ii6 mirflib peigern io0ten,
bann 1T getpiB nod elm S1meiter9en
ba, pel@e gu bitten tpeiB: nM9, laBt
es bod, bite, nur seben, tbut ibm bod
einmal ben WilIen, einn,al fann man
ia" un6 es Mrs na1gegeben, es ift ia
pbas Rleinfe". go gebt es bann im=
mer tpeiter; tpenn ). 9. 5uppe gegei5en
uerben ioll, 10 perlpiirt Neitbdt1en feis
men 9unger, mir uDllen es aud ni9t
5tuingen, neil es unfer Neft1af9en 1T !;
wenn aber Der Slid seleert, alles &C.
rdtb beieitigt uno ein Wellben bergans
gen 1T, oann beripiirt bas Gleine tpies
Der 9unger, es bettelt, qudlt bann.
tpetnt 5ulebt; mas ift nun 3u MAIDEN?
9ungern fam man bas &leinfte uns
mogli9 lafen, unb lit bas cine ni9t
glei1 bereit, ibm Elm gutes 8iB9en 3ll
bolen, 10 BepiB bod bas anbere. so
gebt es bon Morgens friib big Mbenbs
fpdt, oenn unierm geitbdt1en barf ia
teine Bite unerfiilt bleiben. Das aber
geraoe 1T Der 8erberb unieres 2ieb=
lings, benn baB er bepor3ugt wirb,
flblt er gar balb beraus uno es bauert
nidt lange, 70 fuBt er barauf, oab er
oas 3leiite 1T, tpie auf elm sutes altes
He9t; tparum aber es 10 melt fommen
laiien? 8erfagt bod benz Gleinifen
ebenfogut feinen tb6ri9ten Willen, mie
Sbr es BET cen Nelteren getban babt.
1ebenft bod bes &inoes QDobl, benu
ie gr6Ber unb berfdnbiser, ie eigeniin=
niger un6 trobiger tpirb es, tpenn Sbr
es In allen lnarten unterftiiBt. @raiebt
es friib, bamit Sbr gu6 ipdter feline
gormiirfe gu MAIDEN braudt, benfet
nibt: r2inbespia iit balb geifillt."
Wleine lieben 2eier unb 2eferinnen,
id f6nnte bas alles nidbt 10 senau beurs
tbeilen, tpdre i9 ni6t ielbit zines bon
ienen bersosenen ugeitbdf6en4.
2illp.
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eeiast, baB er seuubt bdtte, baB bic
| Qa;,, t,.o,A oaQohrn.. rn.~n A.. gao

geiast, baB er getpuBt bdite, baB bic
Seinwano geifoblen getueien 1T?
Warie 2iide rang ft0bnenb bic 6dnbe.
M6 Wfutter, Mutter, iagte fie, ,tpas
rum baif Du mir 3ugere6et, baB i9 bic
9aden Derfaufen follte, unb an ben
Menf4en! grif bat er ben Brief ges
t1rieben uno Gran5 berratben - uno
| iebt -
Du Dnmne, siI6te bic Mlte, tuel6e
tpltbenb parb, ba lie ben Mftuar auriif=
fommeit b6rte, rtbuif Du nun, mas er
fagt? Sd foll Winfler Beideib bringen ;
Ou fommit nit nod Berlin2 QBenn
S9omburg wieoer 'raus tommt, III er
elm alter Mann, unb in Berlin finbet
er 1ins ni9t. Na, if iage alio an Winfs
ler, baB Ours tbuit2
Sn Hummer BebrdngniB lieB Marie
bas 9aupt iinfen - es fonnte 10 ausz
feben, dig nidte He nia".
Sn bieiem MugenbIife frat Der Mttuar
nit einem biden Atteubefte spieber elm,
unb glei93eitig ipanberten mieber bic
Mugen Der Glten itumpfiinnis tpie supor
in Der 6tube umber.
Oie 3eit lit um, i9nauste ber Mttuar,
nun mario binausl gr fIingelte uub
befabl bem eintretenben Wdrter, Waarie
Side tpieoer ab3ufiibren.
(Gortfesuns fOIst.)
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yriesrid5 ssilhelm ". unb gis.

matd. Sn ben bor einigen Sagen err
i6ienenen politiiden pripatbriefsn bes
@rafen 8iBtbum=gditdbt (9erlin unb
Wien 1845-1852) f6reibt 8ibtbum
BON 9Bien aus unter bem 30. Sftober
1849 an ieinen Sbeim, 6rbrn. bon
Grieien, man CLAUDE an einen Winilfers
tpe@fel in preuben, in beRen Golse Der
R6nig 3abopib fallen lafen biirfte.
nDaB etmas Derartiges i'm Werfe i1t,
tuirb bur6 einen 8ortrag befdtigt, in
mel6em Dem G0nise porgeIdlagen wurs
be, einen 9errn b. BismardsS sS9onbau=
len gum Mniiter gu MAIDEN. IS mar
oies i'm Hooember borigen Sabres.
Der G6nig lebnte bieien Wori6lag ab
mittels folgenber eigenbdnbiger &anb=
bemerfung: u&otber &eactiondr, riebt
mad 8lut, fpdter 3u gebrau6en.
unieres Wifens mar es blsber in tpei=
teren Greilen unbefannt, baB f6on i'm
Sabre 1849 BET bamals 34idbrige bon
Blsmarf Weinifereanbibat mar.
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foate bic Beipre1ung iiberpa1en; er
b6rte aber bon elmer 8efpre9ung ni1ts.
benn bic Mlte fanb tpie bor ben 3opf
gefdlasen ba, inbem fie bic Mugen in
einfdltiger Neusierbe rings umberwan=
bern lieB.
yia. nun beeiIen sic ii9 Elm bisden,
fagte Der Nttunr, ber cine 5timme bate
uie Elm Reibeifen. nfiinf Wsinuten baben
Sic 3eit, baun III Der 3auber 5u Gnbe.
vt ftanb auf, Inn in einem Mftens Re-
politorium etmas au iu1en, unb oils er
bas Gefu@te ni9t fanU. ging er in bas
nebenar belegene 3imner, in benz fi1
BITE Mftenf9rdnfe befanben. Gobalb er
ben Grauen ben Riiden gefebrt bate,
fanf es tuie Elm bider, grauer 6hleier
Don ben 4usen bes alien Weibes, fie
fubr ipie Elm StOBposel auf ibre So@ter
du.
Wie ffebt es? iiiifferte ne, Oein ger=
sheibiger bat nit Dir geipro9em, mas
bat ct geiasta
gr bat seiast, BOB ct mid pielei6t
bur@bringen mirb, ermiberte bas Mtdbs
den.
9at Du ibm geiast. baB Du bic
9einwanb Derfauft BATE
Nein, i6 babe ibm geiagt. boB i9 es
niht getban babe.
Na, unb bat e. bas geglaubt? fraste
bic Nlte.
Marie fentte bas 1aupt unb supfte
an ibrem Qleioe.
pSa," ermi0erte iie leiie, er bats mir
geglaubt.
Gin abi6euli9es 2d6eIn bersog bas
beriuelfte Gef1t ber Greifin, fobaB bic
galten In bemielben tpie Gpinnenbeine
Dur9einanbergingen.
es 1T tpobI elm Dummerg fragte fie.
Warie eide panbte fid ab unb uur.
oe olufrotb - es mar bas erfte WaI,
pap ne Dor ibrer Mutter err6tbete.
VT bat genleint. baB tein beifimmter
1etnsis ba If, bab i'd bic 6a@en ber.
fauft bdite.
JH ri6tig, iagte bic MIte, W,inffer
bat nt9ts g5agt; WinfIer III Sci mir
getpeien, unb iie iiiifterte 70 baffio bo6
ibre Mppen ipie alte, i9mubiae RartenD.
bldtter 5itterteu, sWintler bat mir oe.
tagt, bab S9omburg tuenieffens aebn
Sabre befommt, uno bab. fpenm er ibre.
9en polIte, Ou aud brei Sabre minbes
items triegf, unb bab ct ni9t ipredben
tpirb, tpenn Ou tbuf, mas er ba6eu
mill. unb bab, menn Du Oeinen 0obf
autiebeit ME bisber, er ins G1muraes
iibt tomnlen wia unb bei1m6ren, oaB
er bic Ssinpanb bon Dir setauft bat.
Damn fommt ct ia aber feIbif ins
3uhtbaus, fagte bas Mdb9en, inbem
es angitpol 3ur Dede emporiab.
Der fdlaue 5uds Der, perfebte bic
Mlte. stuer's ibm belpeifen mill, bat er
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Bnr 0tu SlbraIlkfIl.
gsopelle BON q. ;. asilbenbradB.
laprtfetuna.l


6ier III 9rag6bie. iagte er, inbem ct
NIT Der 6auff auf bas gelebbu1 f1lug !;
leiue game 4erf6nliHteit bate fi1 in
kilt tin3iges Derlaneen Derifeinert, fie gu
tettep, ieiu Deufen mar Al eiiiem eiils
iiaeu Gebanten 3uiammenseballt ibre
6reiipre9ung 5u er5mingen. 6tunoe
mad Giunoe ging babiH, mdbrenb be-
rem er bic Yar1grapben oes GtrafgeIebs
bu9ea bic er 40 feiuer gertbeibigung
braud5te, nebif alien Noien, bic Der
QOnlaentar bes beriibn1ten Ne9tsfebs
xers bn3t Iieferte, lDobl 5wan3ignal
las, Db|9on er he ldngit ausmenbig
fonute. Das belebenbe @etrdnt lieB
fein Bint iuie faffiges @olb bur9 leine
Moeru fr6men, In feinem 0er3en ers
ma9te cine Giesesfreubiefeit, oaB er
bdttt lnllt aufiau93en m6gen, unb als
e enbIid) auf isin Belt fanf, fiibrte ibnl
bic Yboniaiie ME ols G9tuB bes felt
fameu xa9es Elm pnnberfames 9rauns>
bib bDr: CT iab Dor benz 1brone Got
tes 5iDei 6rauen iteben, bic cine elm iips
piges.. bliibeubes Weib, in aoIbeuen
66uben uub f6ffli9en @emdnOeru, bic
aubere abge5ebrt nit biirftigem Qlei6e
bebedt, nit nadten s5iiBen. sic firitten
iid, tueI@e bon linen Der QiebIina hires
Bdters fei, un6 mdbren6 bas it,6ne
rei9e Weib ben Naden itoI3 empor,uarf,
jeutfe lire 1rne S9meiter bas blonde
6aupt fmompol 3ur grbe. Do b6rte
e cine Gtimme:: Du iollif tpdbIen uub
eatf9eibem, tpet9e BON Beiben mir bic
Iiebffe iei. llHa er trat ber3u unb blidts
liz Bei6ef Gef9t unb Du biif Is, rieI
e, 9a beiIige 6uIbenbe aruiutbi unt
bic 5itternbt @eifalt lag In feinen III.
men, un6 Warie f9aiite i'm an mil
lpeinenben, banfenben, sladfeligsn
Au9ea.
Wdkrenb 6eibenHein fi6 ouf biefe Weiis
III jeinen 9rdunlts unb gebanten ber-
puppie, etj9ien am nG9ffen Gage eine
oItes fumpffinnig ausiebenbe 6rau am
@eIdhgniB. gs mar Marie Side q
@tutter, bic ibre 9o9ter 3u fpre6en pers
iangte. 9tan tuiirbe ibrem Wuni4e
ni1t 10 leiAt 5DIse gegeben baben,
iutnu bic unteriu9ung ni1t abgeidlof=
len geiueien ir1re. unb bic Ilte aGges
Inein tut blobRnnis segplten bdtte. DaB
Ittterts Der Jall iein lnuBte, beifdtigte
h@ ill ber fbat auf bos auaenfdeins
Iidft> als bic beiben ssrauen In BEN
3imnaer oes lnieriu9ungsridters mo
be @kfQHgene1 utIter Nufiidt Belud1e
empfangen 6urften, 5ufommengefiibrt
iDareu. Gin Mftuar, Der nit Gdrei6es
feieu n BEN 3immer bef6dftist mar,
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MramIas . Sabm.

Bis auf weitere Nntiinbigung ipirb
ein gemiibter 3ug ber San Mntonir
unb Aranias paB 8abn ben Sib
Shores Str. 8abnbof, Sonntag's aus.
genommen, Inn 50 llbr MDrgens abs
geben. gnflnft in glmenborf I'm 10
ubr Morgens unb lduft big gum Crib
punft Der 8abn. 8erldbt glmenbori
um 3 nbr As Wfin. Morsens. Sra6i
ge5t bis @lmenborf auBer BEL ipesiel=
lem &ontraft. paiiagiere tperben big
gum Gnopuntt Der Babn bef0roert.
N. 2ott
prdfibent unb 8erpalter.
4,12,t-
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9r. 8p5anfp.

Dieler Same 1T 10 befaunt innerbaIb ben
Ser. Staaten. bab es taum nOtbis 1T gu fasem.
bab er BET @rfinoer oes beriibmten Or. Botanic
&ulten. uno eungen Sbrup 1T, bas beliebte
8olfsbeilmittef, no INNER es befapnt if, fir
Snfen, ertaltunsen, Sdpinbiudt unb alIe
aranfbeiten oes 9alies unb ber 2unseu. @reis
so eents unb $l.oo. 8erfauft bel s. sfalt>
cher & Con.
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Gines gapttatns aliidltde 0utbeduuo

Capt. Coleman. edoner @eymoutb, be,
atpifaen atlantic Gitb unb Nen yort fdbrt
litt 10 befiig an Suften, oab er nidt fdlafen
tcnnte Or puroe peranlabt, Or. Sings Stem
Diseoberb gesen Ausaebruns su berfudsn. Es
berihafftr ibm nidt nur augenbIidlide 2inbe.
ruug, foubern betlte inn aud bic tpunbe 8rua.
Seine RiHber maren in sei9er @eiie affiairt
nno cine einaise Dofis bate BEL ibnen benieIben
suten GrfoIg. Or. Sings 9fem Diseopery ift
nun bas 9auptmittel I'M golemanfden Saus.
balt unb am Borb bes Sdoners.
a,robeaafden bieies Mittels gratis in u.
Drsib' apotbefe.
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-pDpuIdre lnferbIi9feit
@ait (5ur 2elnerin): vWifen Sic,
tuer @oetbe tparg@ - GelHerin: rNo
freilih l"-@ait: ullnb S9iIers" =
Re0nerin: vgiatiirli6 l"-Gait: Rum,
tper tparen benn bic Beiben2"-SelInes
rim; nSebt werb' i9 bas ni9t tpiFen |!
3mei GDpsfiguren fnb's!"
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Sn Der g 6ule. 2ebrer: Saa
NAL, 9ann9en, mas fannit Su mir
BON Der camille Der Sr6ioeen Iagen9
9ann9en: DIANA bat seiagt auf
Jamllientlatf6 ioa i'd mid ME Elm.
lahen.
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Feiles Sarsaparilla" fiir
ole 8lut. uno Sautftanfbeiten. Rurirt bic
fdlimmfen Sale bon BIut0erqiftuna bis aur
sepobnliden Sinne. @ebraudsanneifuna auf
Der Etitette. Jabrisirt bon ber Alamo MH'a
Gompanb uab gum 8erfauf an 8ieberperfdufer
uno on @ribatpsrionen bel v. Dreib, San
Mntonio.
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"Improyed Condition Poxders,, fir s,fer,

be nno @inobieb. Elm aussessi6netes uno er.
probtss Yuloer in Der 8ebanbluna bon Sus.
tranfbeiten aaer Mrt, alIsemeine lfnpasIid)feit.
Mnpa@Ien Der Saut, Raube, aeIbes MaNer,
Mangel on Mppetit. @ebraudsanpeiIuna auf
Der Etitette. Gabri3irt bon unb ,um 8erfauf
bel Mbolpb OreiB, alamo glasa, aeaen.
aber Der Rpitoffies, San gntonio.
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Rudlens Mrniea.salbe.

Die bette SaIbe bet Belt fir Sdnitte,
iGn.tfdumsen, gef9piire, 6ieber. unb eaut.
Nnsi4las, 5Iedte, sefprunsene Sdnbe, Groft.
beulen unb ale Sautfrantbeiten; furirt Sa.
m0rrboiben ober feline 8saabIuns. 8oaise
Satisfeation sarantirt ober oas @eIo wiro
auruderitattet. 2b eents bic Sdadtel bel u.
Bretb.
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= 3weig=Offiee bon MARTIN &
9 9rpner Jto. 2'gommeree StraBe
nabe Der Bride.
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SnfiiuDisnn8.
QBir baben ieBt uniere 5 Cents, 10
@entsz, 25 Gents, so Gents unb $1z
Sif9e, Die Spielia6en aller Mrt, pups
pen unb per'6iebene febr niiblide Mr>
titel entbalten, arraneirt uno Iaben
gum 2aufe elm. Mer fi6 nit Meib-
na6tsmaaren Deriebetr min, Der fomme
balo. Wir baben fd)6ne Sa1em, befoz
rirte unb init MDttos periebene Sai1en.
gerner 2ampen su iebr niebrigen
preifen.
PILL, lMtup @regorp & 60.
.Mehr Griter 0SntneIiere GRnitn-g2Inan
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ages-a Thesaurus of Universal Knowl-
"pEorLE's cyCLopNDIA."


The late Horace Greeley planned John
sons Cyclopadia," but did not plan the
"People's," having fortunately died be-
fore this latter compilation was born, Mr.
Greeley's latest labors were given TO
"Johnson's," and his plans were not
changed. The associate editors OF John
son's,n are not figure-heads. How is IT
with those of the Peoples? One of the
most prominent contributors y on the title
page of the " Peoples" informs us that he
"never wrote or prepared anything what
ever for it," President w. f. Warren
Boston University, whose name was print
ed on the Peoples" title-page OF early
editions, asked that his name be dropped
in future editions" (and it was), as his con
nection with the Peoples" was too slight
to warrant its publication. We are en-
changing (in part quantities of the "Peo-
pies" for "Johnson's," and sell same at 81
a set Call and see us.
A. j. JOHNSON Il Co.,
II Great Jones St, New York.
J. w. HUETT,
Ottawa, H., with Fowler Bros
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noes, Carlin, Conard, Dresser, Fades,
Franks, Fischer, Gransden, Gum, Hickok,
Jennett, Lauf, Lukins, Mcintyre, Phil
lips, Poundstone, Smith, Stevenson, Signor
and Wood voting in opposition.
In the afternoon the Marseilcs bridge case
came up on report by the road and bridge
committee, The people up there have been
after aid for some time, and yesterday by a
vote of 10 to got SO, 500 Now let the towns
go ahead and give the public rest, as well as
a new bridge.
Then followed Il lengthy discussion on coal
bills, aud how to get iull weights, &c, 1t APP
pearing that all shortage is to be accounted
for under the contract at the end of the year
December 22d, 1883.
Resolutions of respect to the memory of de-
ceased members were presented as per the
special order after adopting which the Board
adjourned to 1880 p. VI.
In the evening, Mr. Perkins, superintendent
ST the Gas Company, Mr., Dunavan said, was
not willing to have the gas bills audited but
once in three months. Action was deferred
until next day. On motion, no member dis
senting, the clerk was authorized to draw his
warrant on the treasurer for the per diem and
mileage.
The chairman appointed Messrs. Dunayan
and Drackley as committeGto see after the
appropriation made for the Marseilles bridge
and Messrs. Lukius and Forristal to act in
the same capacity for the appropriation made
for the Ottawa bridge.
Sup. McLauchlan moved that Adam Young
of Oglesby, be appointed assistant mine ill.,
spector on filing his certificate of qualification
from the mine inspector with the county
clerk, and that he also give bond of $4,000
to be approved by the chairman. Carried.
In few "well chosen remarks" the sheriff,
in behalf of the building association, presented
the board with box of cigars Supervisor
Fischer moved that Ed Nattinger be also in
cluded, and the fifth days session closed amid
the smoke from A cigars.
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has undoubtedly been too much for her. In
two years she has missed but one date, except
while lying dangerously sick of pneumonia
some weeks ago. 1t was then that she wrote
81 Like IT," both the words and music being
her own and which, together with "We Draw
the Line at That" as sung by William Wolff,
who took the part of Griffardin, were the es
pecial hits of the evening, Fay has lost her
old-time fascination, and in place of the pi-
quaint, winsome little woman, is seen too
much Of that subdued, scdate forcedncss
which is foreign to her operas. The company
need rest. 1t looks as though 1t had been
only haf-fed for the past SIN months. There
| is too much angularity and bone about it, with
| little trace of symmetry or physical beauty
of form or face. The mediocre support eX-
tended the whilom queen of comic opera may
have been directly attributable TO the fact that
the members of the troupe had partaken of
too great quantity of stale lager beer while
at La Sale the night before, it requiring half
dozen walters to bring the foamess stuff to
their rooms at the hotel. Some of them look
ed sleepy, and all the powder and paint they
had on could not disguise it. They need a
long season of rest and recuperahon and plen-
ty of good, nutritiye food to build up the
wasted tissues Of their frames And the COM
pany need new musical director, man
whose Interpretation of music would not
cause him TO execute the Dead March in Saul
in staccato movement. This Herman Per
let, who Is permitted TO follow the show for
some visible means of subsistence, hasn't as
good an CIR for music as mule. He tortured
the pianolikc an unculturcd hcnd; and when
f. +. Rice assumes the management of the
company next season he will certainly bounce
Monsieur Perlct, if he knows horrid music
when he hears it.. Peret is the biggest dead
weight an. travelling troupe can carry along
with it. 10 use an expressive phrase, his
music partakes of his chief characteristic,
being raw and rotten to the core.
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RICHOLSON a. GENTLEMAN,

UBIQUITOUS IVTT.
NOTIFE.-EsTATE OF JOHN LRAHY, DECEASED.
~ hottie Is hereby given that the undersigned, Adj
mnstrat@ with the will annexed of the Estate of John
Leahy Lao of the county of La Sale and state of li
nos deceased will appear before the Probate Court OF
said count the third Monday being the 10th day of
April lSS5h the Probate Court room, in Ottawa, in said
county, W len and where all persons having claims or
demands against said estate notified To attend and
present tn, same In writing for adjustment.
Dated tbs Sd day of March A. u. 1881.
THOMAS LEAlIY,
mart;-SW Administrators &c.