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1ne I5IsWeng Gave 81 Georgia.

In Decatur county Georgia, is situated
a remarkable cavern called the Blowing
cave. The entrance to the cave is
thirty feet long and twenty feet wide
and is about twelve feet deep. 1t has
two openings, through which it is said
to breathe. 1t draws in air in the fore
noon and blows it out in the afternoon.
A person who places his ear near one of
the mouths will hear a noise resembling
a loud roaring of wind. 1t is thought
the cave has some connection with the
gulf of Mexico. The owner says he often
goes to its mouth on hot evenings and
Times
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FOREIGN VESSELS IN PORT.

Am bktne Forest Queen, NJ Winding from
San Francisco
Am Miss steam-bktne Morning star H y Turner,
from the South Seas, via HilO Hawaii
French schT WammODia, & Armand, from Peryn
Island
Haw sehr General Seigel, Nelson. from JaIut,
Marshall Islands
Ger schr Mary BOhm, z Bohm, from Yoke
hama, via Kauai
Nor bark Riji ZOph from Newcastle, y = w
Am brgtne w Irwin, McCuIioch, from Sa u
Francisco
Brit bark Star of Devon, A Lowell, from New
castle, " y W
German bark Furst Bismarck, Van der wiring
from Bremen
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Friendship is like debt of honoE, Il

Friendship is like a debt of honoy, the
moment it is talked of it loses its real
name and assumes the more ungrateful
form of obligation. Goldsmith.
-UyspepsIa,- sas& Carlyle kills poetic am
bition" The world owes dyspepsia a heavy
debt 1t is pity that Tennyson's stomach Is
not a trifie weaker.-Arkansaw Traveller.
She-You seem blue; have you lost a
friend! He-No; have just gained one I
asked Miss Clara If she would be my wife
and she said: mo, but I'll be your friend
aHey-oh, Unc' Duke Gittin' out gin,
ir yea Yo' lookin' mighty slimmish- How
bout like ez if l was plum dead an bully
realized my sit'watiou. life
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EXPORTS.

For San Francisco, per bark c o Whitmore
July I6th-H Hackfeid d. Co, 1889 bags sugar
J L WaterhOuse Jr, las do; Z HOffschla"g"r N O.
,4O7 do; c Bette & Co, 500 do; NJ y Grln0aun q
--s--i AS11a
value, flO6,75o.
July ISth-Theo II Davies Il Co, 5 $50 ot5s sus--'
total snxnq bs 49, tots ars Snnase Sis
domestic value, $53 1852.
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Hllo needed lighting 50 did Wsiluku IA
hului and Spreckelsville.
Mr Kalua said that Waikiki was already
provided for.
Mr. Dickey said it ought not 10 have
been He thought Hilo could get along
without street lights; the Government
needed every cent. They should draw the
line at Honolulu.
Mr.. Kalua was in favor of the item. Hilo
was large town and contained some val
liable property. Money spent in this
direction Tas not thrown away.
The item passed.
Mr.. Kaulukou moved TO insert 81 600 for
a market at Hilo.
Mr.. Kalua was not in favor of the item.
He thought Hilo could get along very well
without market for the present. They
needed market just as much At Wailuku,
where he lived, as at Hilo, but he would
not support motion for a market at Wal
luku this session. If the Government had
not the money for all these improvements,
the items for them only swelled the APP
preparation bill undesirably. He and his
colleague from Lahaina had their hobby,
road from Lahaina TO Wailuku, but they
decided 10 ask no more this year than
small appropriation for civil engineer to
make an estimate. He doubted if there
was any Government land available in
Hilo as a site for a market.
DR.. Wight objected strongly to the Gov
eminent being called upon to provide for
every local improvement that was needed.
Are the people of Hilo so poor spirited that
they cannot club together and erect mar
ket themselves. In Halawa a few years
ago it was decided to erect market. In
fact he put it up on the condition that the
residents should subscribe and pay for it.
Mr. KaulukOu asked leave to withdraw
his motion, which was granted.
Mr.. Richardson asked the Minister of the
Interior if the lighting of the streets Of
Wailuku and Lahaina were provided for in
the item, $4,000 lighting streets, passed
the other day.
His Excellency Mr.. Gibson said he be-
lieved they were provided for in that
At 1905 the House adjourned to 1:3O
O'Clock
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PASSENGERS.


From KahUIui, per steamer Likelike, July 18TH
Oscar Unuh, Mrs Armstrong and son. Miss
WEIGH, Major w II CornweII and child. JnO Rich
ardsOn, Dr A Bailey, > CnillingwOrth, NJ
Ross IL r Meyer, wife and child, a \ Meyer,
sam Sing, aDC 46 deck passengers.
From san Francisco, per w > Bovine. July
I6th--w Crooks, Mrs A Crooks, l. Preli and r q
Everson.
DEPARTURES.
For San Francisco, per bark WhitmOIe
July I6th-Mrs Hare and two children.
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White Ants Found in Illinois.

Not long ago the floors and other
woodwork in the house of John Wilson,
of Mount Palatine, Ills, began to give
way. An examination showed that most
of the wood in the house had been fairly
honey-combed by white ants and rem
dered utterly useless. The ants are de-
scribed as resembling those of Africa
Chicago Journal.
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One Use for slIppery-EIm Bark.

Slippery-elm bark is a good remedy
for scaly boilers, and, though success
fully used for number of years, is as
yet not extensively known. 1t is placed
in the boiler and left there, the scale fall
ing off in flakes and sheets, which should
be removed Immediately. - Chicago
Nay-S
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NOTICE..
Read Damases-Burnt District.

r. F. BICKERToN. Esq. Police Magistrate;
HON. :. NJ DAMON and MARK p. ROBINSON
Esq. have been this day duly appointed III &C
eordance with section g. article 49, page 81 OIL
the compiled Laws, Commissioners 10 app 8iSe
the value Of property ia the district IN tue CITY Vi
IIo,,o,,,,u event nv fire on the 18th April last.
-, e., ,s taar condemned for the use Of public
.,a.s CHAS. 7. GULICK,
Minister Of Interior.
IntreiOr Once, June II, 1886.
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Fourteen sick Cinnamon were shipped to
the Hospital from Peepekeo Plantation
by the schooner Haleakala, which arrived
in port yesterday morning. One OF the
number died on the way down and the re-
manning thirteen were sent to the Queens
Hospital.
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The Decrease Of American Tonnage.

In 1870 the American flag hoated over
597 sea-going MERCHANT steamers, having
a tonnage of 513, 792 tons, while in 1885
the number of such vessels had fallen to
255, and the tonnage had increased to
only 545. 1877 tons.
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PORT OF HONOLULU, II. L.
ARRIVALS.

FRIDAY, July IS.
Stmr fIkelike. Lorenzen. from Kahulm
Am tern W = Bovine, A Paul, frouI -
Francisco
Schr KulamanU, from HamakuA
Schr Haleakala, from Pepeekeo. Hawaii
Tern Ke An Hou, from KOOa. Kauai
Schr Rob Roy, from KoOlau
Schr Heeis from KOolau
Sloop KRhiknRni from Eva, Oahu
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stmr Bishop, Nye, for Hamakua,
Hawaii, al 10 N
An tern John North, Moore. for san
Francisco
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DEPARTURES.

FRIDAY, July IL.
Stmr LikeliKe, Lorenzen, for Mol0kRi
SErnr WaimRnRlo, for WamanRIo
Brit bark LRpwlng, De Gruchy, for San Fran
cisco
AM bark o whItmore. T Thompson. for
San Francisco
Schr Nettie Merrill for WsiaDRe
Schr Wailele, for KuAu
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Hawaiian Parliament.
Legislative Assembly - Sixty third
Day.
FRIDAY, July 18th

FkIDAY, July Ibth.
The House met at 10 a. IN. Prayer by
the Chaplain. The roll was called, the
following members answering to their
names: Their Excellencies Gibson, Creigh-
ton, Kanoa and Dare; hons. Kuihelani,
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BY AUTHORITY.
Notice

Is hereby given that all letters addressed 70 me
in my official capacity as Minister Of Finance, ia
English, will receive attention except followed
BY an Hawaiian translation. This will be the
stSnding rule during my incumbency.
PAUL P. KANOA,
Minister Of Finance.
Fiusnce Department, Honolulu, July le, 1855.
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From and after July l, 1886, the underslgned,
Tax Assessor for the district Of Honolulu, island
Of Oahu, Will be In his office in the building
called KapuHiwa in the rear OF AIiIolani Hale, en-
Monday. Thursday and Saturday OF each week,
during the msnth OF July, between the hours Of
5 =. m. and II noon, for the purpose OF receiving
the returns of all persons liable to taxation
district.
ALL PERSONS LIABLE To TAXATION are
respectfully requested to make their returns As
full, explicit and complete as possible, giving
number Of street and area of land stating front
age aud depth street, character of structure
thereon, cost of same, to whom rented or leased,
aud length Of lease, amount received per annum
for such property; property sold during the year,
10 whom aud for what sun. stat if there is
any mortgage on the property; give date OF mort
gage, name of mortgage, aud for what amount
nOrtgAgsd state property on hand ia your pos
session belonging to others; merchandise on hand
OF consignment July l, 1886; cash in ham
agents . hands RMS M0sT BE MADE TO THE
UNDERSIGNED NOT LATER THAN JULY
~, 1886. OR NO APPEALS CAN BY LAW BE
GRANTED, the Assessor has full power to
assess property after that date Of which returns
have not been made and sworn to before him
prior to July 3Ist, at any valuation he may think
proper, and from which assessment there can be
appeal
SPECIAL ATTENTION is herewith drawn by
the under signed to the fact that no return Is
valid in law unless sworn before the Assessor,
Notary Public, or some other person authorized
to administer Oaths.
Blank forms which to make returns can be
had daily during the month of July on application
1t the office OF the undersigned.
FRED. Il. HAYSELDEN,
Assessor of Taxes for the District of Honolulu,
Island of Oahu.
Honoiu.u, July ?. 1856. Jya If
sale of Lease Of Government Land.
On THURSDAY, July %, 1856, at the front en-
trance Of AliioIani Hale, at II o'clock noon, will
be sold at public auction the remainder OF Opea
aud Pelican 1 and 2, and also the remainder OF
Awapuhi, maukR OF Government road, situate
about two miles north of Hnkalau Plan tation, in
the district of hilO, Hawaii containing about l'O5O
acres, of which ~ least $50 acres is good cane
land.
Terms-Lease twenty C2O) years; upset price,
$50 per annum. payable quarterly in advance.
CHAS. T. GULICK,
Minister of Interior.
Interior Office, June "A. 1856. dtd&w3t
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Treasury Department, HONOLULU, June IL 1856.
245-tf-w
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Tax Assessors for 1856.

The following persons have been duly appointed
49, Assessors for the assessment OF taxes IN the
Kingdom fol the year 1856:
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Vicinity Items.

Forty, seven republicans have died in one
precinct In Morris since the last registra
ton.
La Sale has some stunning trotting hor
ses. A boy on foot lately beat two of them
on a half mile stretch.
The majority of the churches In Morri:
are without pastors. Now what is to be
come of the tlocks?
The city of Wenona is In bad shape
for finances It's council forgot TO levy d
municipal tax for the ensuing year
| A laborer named Banks, 30 years of age
freight train: north OKLA Sale, on Sunday
last
Alex Shawl, OF Brookfield, had the mis-
fortune to lose two of the fingers of his
left hand by contact with buzz saw one
day last week,
The state board of equalization has re.
duced the assessment In this county
ten per cent on personal property and nine
per Ce Mt on real e'ta,e.
The new Methodist ministers, as assign
ed by the recent conference at Peoria, In
this vicinity, will be, f. II. Afford, Grand
Ridge; w. II. simpson, Ransom; f. s
Wilson, Streator; A. Bowers, Tonica f.
Wasmuth, WenOna.
Two swindlers have been dipping the
farmers in several counties north, In this
state, by pretending to sell them dress
goods at remarkably low price, to start II
new dry goods store. Four farmers in one
neighbOrhood near Saybrook, paid tor lots
of cloth at $6j each that were worth $40
for the whole OUTFIT.
The laboring men of Sueator give the
late republican convention a good, sound
criticism for its cOntemptuous treatment
of the labOring men of La Sale county in
defeating Shay, and are correspondingly
complimentary to the democratic COnyen-
tion tor It's prompt and cheerful recogni.
ton of labOrers' rights and interests, See
their resolutions in another column.
The Seneca RecOrd says "Cobe" Thomas,
in blowing recently, turned up sixteen
skeletons one afternoon! Only sixteen,
Cobe? Why, the same day man at La
con uncovered seventeen in an hour, and
the Home JournM tells exactly who they
belonged to and how their owners came to
be killed two hundred years ago Cobe
isn't half searching enough, especially in
the historical part of his researches.
The laboring men who have made homes
in StreatOr and pay taxes to run that cor
poration, are justly indignant, that their
money should go to gang of Italian semi
paupers imported by Plumb republicans,
to deprive otreator workingmen of means
of earning their bread, that scheming con
tractors may make money. There are fifty
of these imported laDorers now employed
at starvation wages, and fifty good men
thereby out of work.
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From Troy Grove.

TBoY GROVE, Oct. IA few slight
showers fell here Wednesday, All are
PRAYING for more TO cool the atmosphere.
One of Triumph's hired men got away
with great deal of La Sales 40 rod On
the way home 40-rOd got In its work and
laid Mr.. Man In the fence corner
+. Meinhard has returned from Chicago.
John Dunlap Is In the Garden City this
week with his cattle Ditto, Henry John
son on the same errand.
Robie Wylie, who is in attendance at
school at Geneseo, Is home on short visit,
the school having one weeks vacation
G. G. Halliday, who was buried at Utica
Tuesday, was we'll known In this vicinity
where his friends are legion. Mr.. Halliday
as master Mason was bright one AS a
man he was the soul of honor. As father
and husband he was true and kind. His
bereaved family have the sincere sympathy
of their many friends.
One of our town sports recently while
asleep lost one half of his mustache. Rats
must have done 1t.
Word was received here Monday that
Billy Bankas, a young man we'll known
here, was killed by the cars on the |. G.
road at La Sale Sunday night. The true
version of his being killed by the cars
while riding on them, or whether he lay
down to sleep Is of course not known.
Joe HitchiDs was married Thurs..y
evening
John jackson has given his house a new
coat of paint, making II look one hundred
per cent better. Mr.. Jackson and lady
were the artists, and the job is one they
need not be ashamed of.
John Stephenson has purchased Imperial
Prince of A. Strawn, and he proposes to
make 1t red hot next spring for some other
horsemen. Prince is beautiful hav 'hrae
years old, weighing 1860, clear. boned
we'll muscied and good action. Mr.. Steph
enson will handle him himself. John is a
good hOrseman, and no doubt Prince under
his care this winter will tip the beam at a
round ton next spring.
The stuiling has all fallen out of the hog
market
Potatoes are now going to La Sale very
| lively.
The first of a series of smashups on the
new n. ~ [. road occurred last week neal
the gravel pit, between u wild train and a
gravel train.
Harvey Short writes me from Dixon, Ill.
to send Linn the TRADER He will get il
every week regularly. Harry has good
easy position there, is making money fast
and is we'll liked by his employer.
Elmer Stephenson, of Line In, Neb, Il
expected home soon,
Jennie Lewis of Kansas, is home on 6
visit
Rev. Saylor has moved into Mrs. Bal
combs house.
Mrs. II. Smith is home from Kansas.
A telegram received here last week from
Kansas stated that Andrew Wylie was very
sick His mother and wife left for there
as soon as word was received. PEDRO.
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n,ted in marriage TO Miss Rosa Brown, at

limited in marriage TO Miss Rosa Brown, al
the residence of the brides mother IN tne
town of Union, Livingston Co., ON the 'th'
inst.
NlTcH.-E. p. Nitchelm leaves this morn
to attend the National Bottlers' Convention
in Boston.
ScHooI.-Wilie and Lizzie Hanback,, OF
Lo,tant, started Wednesday for Chicago, &C
c, mpanied by their sister Ella, rs far as La
Sale and returning home on Friday last,
Lizzie has gone to attend school, and will
STAY with her sister Mrs. Mccoy, while sire
| is absent.
| PoRTtH--Miss Eliza Porter, who had been
visiting in Chicago, the past week, returned
home Friday last, accompanied by her friend
Miss Mamie Pomeroy, who is on her way
home from Europe, and will make Miss
Porter short visit.
DAVIS Thomas Davis, resident OF
Ophir, in attendance upon the grand jury
during the past week, called upon US few
days since and requested us to say that we
we're mistaken when we spoke Of him few
weeks since as Cullen man that he always
was and is now Plumb admirer. We are
sorry that Mr.. Davis, who seems to be very
genial fellow, is so perverse in his politics.
cL ;on,, n.y.. hars m q v;s;t n n civ FIJI of
ni'"so' "'S H'i' va " '''''
ilun, .. c.: d Ma wbeo,er of
Geneva, n. Y, the parents of W. 5. Wheeler,
the artist, are here on visit.
RnEiy. Joseph Rheinhardt, the republi'
chn non,n.s 40 nm ia savs ,.for the short
Guy uny OF ~ ~ "a saIye county onlv
.,'le "e nao '' ho ,itaO i rootv mucb !" il
,hree yea's, NC 1a' oahomo of tho renub,i.
nns oeen Peo"''a' rnn ac,or ,a,y comers
c', p'',9 Ius'c' ,,.i',, anJ Stevens in tho
rug ''o'A'oo VI p1'e;aLama - Y,ran,or. and
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WIp.-Mrs. J. Il. Widmer, is visiting at
Galesburg.
HApE-Col. d. Iyapeman, is in New York
city, on his annual fall business trip.
BAp.--Rev. o. o. Fletcher and wife. will
attend the meeting Of the Illinois Sate Bap.
list Association, at Springfield next week.
Henry Metsger, son of Chas g., OF
this city, goes to Corydon, Iowa, to clerk in
clothing store.
FoRM.-Mrs VIM. Formulas, of Babylon,
H., who was here on a visit last week, has
returned home.
". & W.--Weiss & Wolf are TO build a
house near the prairie grocery bridge, for
Chas Schmus.
CnuRcn.--Rcy. J. NJ. Siurtevant, will
preach in the Congregational church to-
morrow.
FLo.-Miss Flora, daughter Of Ex-con.
gresham Cullen has gone to Hastings, Iowa,
to visit Mrs. J. II Fleming, and to remain
all fall and part Of The winter.
BuEKE-Mr. and Mrs Chas Burke, re
turned from their Wedding trip on Tuesday
last.
Mc-B. J. McCabe, the printer, has gone
to san Diego, Cal, to live
WE'D &C. i. Chapman, Esq aud Miss
Kate Ebersol, were married on Tuesday last
at the residence Of the brides mother, in
this city, by Rev ". F. Day
BRnS-O officer Brennan has gone TO East
korthwood, Mass. to bring back Mr. j. 7
Bachelor, charged with attempted murder
OF his father in-law, j. 7. Tilden.
SANDERS Sanders Bros, are erecting a
hay barn Tor c. G. Price, Fall River, aud Q
cottage for Fred Lemke, south side.
fpuR LEGs.-Cyrus Debolt exhibits four
legged chicken. highly objectiOnal breed
which one of his hens seem disposed to in
vent The ordinary two legged variety i.
bad enough in garden and to double III
scratching capacity would be supertuous
That hen ought to be suppressed.
Hostile Undine Hose Co. have engaged
the skating rink for dance on Thanksgiv
ing eve.
AcciDKsr-Adjt. Stevens, the worthy oil
sDldier who was shsmefully beaten in tn,
republican convention, has taken q ns,iona
accidental insurance agency, q means o
earning bis bread.
MuRpHY.-Mrs. ]. II. Murphy and it'll,
laughter Augusta. have returned from
hDDg visit down east
BLcK.-Ihe wife Of Judge Beck, OF Colo
rsdo. Is the guest Of Mrs. DR.. Dyer.
HsAp4H.-The board OF health meet on
Tuesday evening next.
BIxsxas.-OEicer Brennan arrived hon,
% Wednesday With bis prisoner. Bachel
DIR. charged wi,a attempted murder.
wxp.-vn. Watts, .! 6ssth QttaSA Va
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From Prairie Centre.

PRAIRIE CENTRE, Oct. IA change
takes place in our mail route on Saturday,
the 10th. Our mail being supplied from
Earlville, the scedule is rs follows: Leave
Prairie Centre at 8 A. M, arriving in Earl
vile at II A. NJ; leaves Earlville at 3 p. NJ,
arriving at Prairie Centre at 6P. NJ.
Mr.. Thompson left for his home In Col
orado on Monday, and carries the best
wishes Of the whole community with him.
Mrs Cole who has oeen east On visit
this summer Is expected home an Satur.
day.
Old Mr.. Samuel Black died yesterday at.
ter long and painful Illness, being con-
fined 10 his house for number of years.
N. Nolan and Mr.. Tydmer have changed
horses and are happy.
Belknap & Cole are getting the lumber
on the ground TO build an Ice house 90 ss
10 be In condition 10 handle butter and eggs
the coming season.
Msssrs. Bowman AMI Russell OF the Min.
neapolls Loan and Trust Company made us
u flying visit. l think they havy 4 gooJ
Held for Suui company ofthM kind.
DAD
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From Ransom.

RANSOM, Oct. IA, lSS6.-Mr. and Mrs
Charles Whitmore have returned from
Wichita, Kansas, where they were visiting
friends.
John Leahy and wife, of Kempton, ILL.,,
was In town today. Mr.. Leahy Is the same
good natured fellow, and solid Blaine re-
publican.
Samuel Cochran will have public sale
October 30th. He intends to move Into
town TO live.
Bob. McFsriane has opened a harness
making shop In the rear Of N'Nell's grain
Office.
Carrie Bosley, Of Washington. d. c., and
her brother ALERT VI Detroit, Mich, are
spending few days q home, with Mrs. Il
I. Joues - 49,
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See BOyle's bulletin for Information in
regard to damage done by to-days wind
storm.
The Misses Schoeplebars entertained a
mum Der of their young friends Saturday
evening, 1t was like all parties given at
their home-One to be remembered.
The tile trade is booming. Is better
than IL has been this season
Farmers have commenced picking corn.
SCRIPTOR.
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No lawyer, minister or saloon keeper can
ever be knight Of Labor. That's why
Snyder, and Shay and MOrrissey "haven',
iipeu EN- >
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ESrRAY ~ OTICE.-Taken up by Walter
II Woodward AZ his residence in the Township of
Grand Rapids I'm the county of La Sale and state OF II
nOls. on the sixteenth day of september, 1886.
one estray hcfrr. described rs follows, To Wit:
one year old past color red aud white white spot on
face, four white feet white under belly, half of tail
white. +. FINLEN.
Octg-Sw' County Clerk.
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At Braidwood the wind lifted cars from
the track and landed them in the ditch. 1t
twisted the tower at the Eureka mine so as to
render il useless and stop work for several
days. All over the county reports came in
Of wind mills blown away, sheds wrecked
and fences, orchards and shale trees totally
ruined.