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VOL 4.
OTTAWA, ILL., SATURDAY, SElTEMHEtt 3, 1887.
NO. 1,
WE LIFE TO PLEASE.
The measure of life bting but a f pan,
We should enjoy it while we can;
To accomplish this no better way
Than live with all in harmony.
Each should endeavor each to please,
Which can be done with greatest case.
It only needs to lay aside
Self, that would our reason guide.
To please has been our life's desire ;
We toil for it, but never tire;
And passing years suggest new ways
By which we may tho peeplo please.
For our last effort in this way,
Permit us here a word to say,
And iutroduco you, if you choose,
To our unequalled stock of tltocs.
There's nothing like it in the land,
And prices what the times demand,
Besides in comfort, ease and wear,
You'll find perfection every pair.
A. LYNCH.
chas. mm
Meat Market,
MAIN STREET,
Summer Sausage a Specially.
Al! moats, froh anil 'alt. liamllpil, nml hint n.inllty
the n.iirktt ulYnriM nlwiys on li ui-i. ( li iIiIIvitciI
I n.rili-r. Your 1'iitriiiiiik'U Is Solli'ltvil, til, it no el'orhi
wi.i tie ersueu iu give joa
Perfect Sdliffadion at All 'Toms.
Ottawa. HI., July at. 1S37.
AND HACK LINE.
150.
TELEPHONE.
150.
PETER EGAN
Would respectfully announce to the citizens of Ottaw
ucd vicinity that he Iia9 one of the choicest Livery
Stocks lu the city, at the City Stables, such as
The Latest Styles of Hacks,
Carriages and Buggies,
To let at p'tcei to salt the time?. Partlna. Weddlnpi
Funerals. Plcalce, &c., supplied with Good lilfrs on short
cotlce. Funerals in the country or adjoining towns
promptly attended to. Persons taken to or from till
uepots, or to the country, nhflit or day.
tW Kemeniuer tlio piacs On Madison street, east of
tint-rut, te block wesi of new court hoiii's.
UtUwa Feb. S 1SS1. PETER Eft AN.
AT
OF
Ha
T
! A TTT
m
All
IS
NOW.
Call and See.
H. J. GILLEH.
L VERY AND FID STABLE
SALE
H, J. eiLLEK'S
UkVf.
JI1.XIUXX
DIPIlTIMf
fall Moil. Couitiix !m.
At H. J. Gii.lhn's all bauds have beru
busy this week opening nud arranging tho
new fill stock which has been coming rap
idly and ia Immense quantity. Fur early
fall goods no finer assortment in every vari
ety of fabrics will be fi'.tid in this ci'y than
there; and the new pieces will bo fuund as
satisfactory as the stock itself. All are re
quested to call and examine this new stock;
and it will prove a pleasure to all who do so,
and we omit extended notice at this time in
order that the reader may enjoy to the full
such examination.
Remember that the new fill stock at A.
Ai..schi i.eu's will arrive in a few day, and
then will be the timo and there the place for
everybody to clothe themselves for the fall
and winter. Don't forget tho place.
Alsciiilf.u's.
Mr, mid .Mrs. Ilieivcr,
A happy company of ladies and gont'emcn
assembled Tuesday evening nt tho residence
of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Urewer. The occa
sion was the crystal wedding of this well
known and popular couple. There were
many valuable presents, which will assist
them, if any assistance is required, to re
member the occasion. After tho party pros
ent had dono justieo to the banquet which
was served, tho festivities were farther con
tinued by some music. Alderman Prichard
sang a solo, and others sang so high that
everything wa lovely on the Potomac. The
party did not disband until a late hour.
Tho following it a partial Hjt of the
guests: Mr. and Mis. L J. Manchester,
Charles Bcckwitk, G. B. Penny and (laugh
ters, James McMnnus, 1. Talbot, F. P. Sny-
ler, W. L. Prichnrd, Morgan Curyoa, S. B
Batburst, I. 15. Snow, D. A. Cook, John II.
Druitt, Fred King, E. A. Perry, John Beed
M. Sapp, A. Frank, 11. A. Natlinger, Mes
dames Gilbert Fredericks, James Lansiac
A. II. Fuller, Dan Beckwith, Jessie ltobin
son, C. 15. Hess, John Todd, Irenus Brower.
Brothers Noah Perkins, George Campbell,
Edwards. Messrs. Henry Strawn and
daughter, J. E. Buland of Earlville, E. F.
Bull. Misses Nellie and Celia O'Meara,
Fanny Cooley, , Shoghnnssey, Ed-
wards, Eva Gutes of Kendall county, Leno
Devcrcaux and sister, Eva Devereaux, and
Hon. William Cullen.
OyMers,
Oysier stew, oyster fry, oysters raw,
roasted, or any other way to Euit the taste
o?,the diner. Oysters always on hand and
served promptly. J. L. TiEr-cuc.
School Commences
Monday next, and you will find all kinds of
school books and supplies needed in the
school room, at Hapemau & Graham's.
Drowned.
Last Monday morning, at a little before 7
o'clock, it was discovered that Bridget Dria
coll had committed suicide. James Corbctt,
an employe of the La Baste glassworks, first
discovered the body in tho canal, near the
La Salle street bridge. He and two other
men took the body out cf the canal, r.nd it
was taken to her late home. Deputy Cor
oner weoics impanelled a coroners jury
which brought in a verdict of death by
drowning. Bridget Driscoll was a native of
Ireland. She came to Ottawa in 1857, and
has lived here ever since. She leaves four
daughters nnd three sons.
The funeral services were held from the
residence on Columbus street, at 10 o'clock
on Tuesday morning. Deceased had been
slightly insane at times, and had often
threatened to take her own life. She had
been carefully watched i.Il day Sunday, but
slipped out after (lie household had retired,
with the aoovc result.
Of tho thousand school 'bcys'in Ottawa,
how many huuJre Is of them require school
sulfa f .The question wilt be answered this
week at A. Frank & Co.'s; for they are fully
prepared to wet all demands, 'at very lov.r.
est prices, at one pries only.
Scl.ool books, both new nud second hand,
at E. V. Griggs'.
f At a itieetitg of tLa Ottawa Driving rark'
' Asyociation, held at the Clifton House last i
Tuesday evening, it was decided to hold ttie
proposed running meet Ins the l,st week in
11 '
September, and to last three days. Y. V.
Taylor and Charles Irion will immediately
perfect the arranzc'inent?. Thcru c-m hanilyl
bo a doubt but that it will be a gncoes.i, both
to thu patrons of the races and to th-j ajaoci
alien. Tress 'u trying the plate gla?.? oct !:ga!n.
Ho broke a larga light of glass sjine tiiroe
months ago, and in replacing it the- new or.e
was broken also. The pane was left, Low.
ever, until lust Tuesday, when an cleg ml
new light of the finest plate glass vva.i sue
ccssfully adjusted.
Our men's dress shoes
leal.
for -f'J take the
j. M EiiAH'iN.
F.ev. Gilbert Frederick, D. D., pastor of
the Baptist church, is expected to occupy
his pulpit to-morrow. He will preach in
the morning on "The Great Mystery.
Communion service after services. Sunday
school meets after morning service, as usual.
Voung people's prayer meeting at 7 o'clock
sharp. Evening services open with a short
musical programme. The subject of the
evening sermon will be " Sights and In
sights : Some Vacation Experiences." Ev
erybody is invited to attend theie services.
UIUII SCHOOL
Opening Next Monday Moriiuijr-.-TIirm
New Teuclirrn lW'mlr hiiJ
Improve input.
Tho Ottawa towuidup High School opens
next Monday morning, under the principal
shin cf Prof. Buel P. Coltou. Since the
close of school last May, the building has
been newly painted on the outside, and nu
merous improvements made upon the inside.
The buildiug presents a very attractive ap.
pearancs lu its new coat of red paint, and
olive green trimmings (we believe it's olive
green, as nearly as we can tell, although
that may not bo the scientific name for it).
The tables in the senior room have also been
nowly covered, and other nicossary atd de
sirable alterations made.
Three now teachers have been added to
the faculty, to fiil tho vacancies caused by
the absence of Prof. Tufts, Miss M. Mud
Summers, and Miss Bangs. Prof. John
Brigham will take tho position formerly
held by Prof. Coltan, except that Mr. Colton
will coniluuu his classes iu the sciences, and
Mr. Brigham will teach the classics. Mr.
Brigham is a graduate of Amherst College,
and has been for sumo time an instructor in
the Amherst High School.
Miss Alios Ju 11, of Chicago, and Miss
Carrie Fuller, also of Chicago, will take the
other two chairs. Both these ladies arc
teachers of some littlo experience and of
recognized ability. They will doubtless be
liked.
The entrance cxamiua'ions aro held today
(September !J), at the High School bui! ling,
at U o'clock, Prof. Coltou presiding. All
applicants for admission tiro requested to
bring pencils nnd paper.
Tho High School opens with everything
favorable, and the school should bavo a
pleasant nnd profitable year.
New Clonk.
Already J. E. Scott & Co. are busy rcceiv.
ing their new full and winter clouka. Yes-
terday they sold a number of seal plush
wraps. Of course, by purchasing now, the
customer saves a large percentage and gets
tho first pick of tho new styles.
Tliv Host
Lackawanna, Lehigh and Scranton Lard
coal at John T. Burke's. Leave your orders
at Burke Brothers', or telephone No. 113.
Examine our $1X0 button boots.
J. Mkuafiix.
Stoves.
Kendall has been getting load after load of
heating stoves and furnaces, until every nook
and corner is crammed with heaters of every
style and device.
He has many that are departures from the
old Btyles, aud on all the decorations are es.
pecially tasty and handsome.
He will as usual be at the head with the
finest hard coal heater in the world one
"tried and not found wanting." A full line
of several different style "Oaks," cottngo
heaters, open "Franklins," a novelty in
wood, and something especially fine for
''Storo Heaters." Now you can learn all
about it by calling on Kendall, and you had
belter do so without delay. La Salle street,
near opera house.
Several thousand jhrda of now carpets
are now open in J. E. Scott & Co.'s large
carpet hall. This linn have made prepnr.i-
tions lor u biz caipet and curtain tiado this
fall.
AiiiiiseineiilH.
On I'rid ;y tv.miiiir, Sept. tab, the Opera
Hourc will bc'n-j.-iip'ed by ibe ihi;:oms Beach
Bi;nef.j' u.iiiciU'U, of wi.ioli ihe Du'juijr.e
Heidi' .'; Buv. e(s' MirMti ls wits pro':fcd
.vilij si crirVi'.i I hoi'.i.c ii.t PvenitT.' ' In jus
tivti ! ih' p.T-:pany vM will cttst I ho show
was tir-t'-i !:.. in r'vry r-j. 'ct. The ring
inj' was ji ifn'n t tt.vir.xl new features in
troduced veic one. tel utitil tic l:(nt!Si;Tiir!y
shook. The fii'.t, pnrt d.ies a .ay' with tlrj
t:tale jtngh n: d gives 'a r.'frnl'itig opening'
cfitii'istiiig'of singing by the Saf light -iar-1eltc,
which is nn i-'Joepiionally good one,
notably fco t he sitiuit!.'' r.f Mr. .las. Mc
Laughlin, w!io ':as a bns v.jice har.l t bent.
Bybty Beiicli, in his artistic d inula ;, w is
Mn Ttiitnt... u?iil rn j i .i. ri r'.n I in Ir ttr fx. ..rn.'
v;lUe 0tia Bowers makes fun bnHv:h to'kect'
tho audience in humor for 'awe. I:." Hake,
the contortionist, nnd Harry 11. Vol.es in
"f,0" QT' ttr? riUl of e
ior ability, the buler dots eomo or his
worK litc as wtll s l!lM f:u(JUH McNi.-h.
land iti the opitiiim of Soma is even ahead of
ttiai.fai.miis u u.:t. D:ci; Kichariut, with In
banjo nml hi'J jet of .si.ngs, wan hrourht out
iiva titties inV.-sponse to the e lls of tho at.'
liie'.K..'. flie eii'ire pcrf;.ri.ia:.co was good,
.ni l the beys will pl.iy to a p&ckei housa
-houM they come here i. tin.
Try our haii.l-sc.vjd i'-
whois.
J. Mr.'iAFI IN".
J. M. Maciicstiey i.ivites l is patrons and
their friends to call at his More next Thurs-
d;:y to get r. present, which he will give to
comnuiac rate his fifth annual opening. More
anon.
,
Our big stock of jams will arrive Mon.
day. V.
Jiard 'itiil.
All kin-Is of hard coal at John T. Burke's.
Telephone 113.
Mr. Jacob Chri'droan was the victim of a
happy surprise party, last Monday evening.
About fifty ladies and gentlemen were pres
ent, and had a good time.
-mm
Under the direction of the City Council,
Superior street, from the lock on the side
cut to the aqueduct, is being nicely graveled.
1 muli, tho Iluitir,
is selling bats and gloves lou-tr t'ttin tvtr.
Oaly a few days more, when school begins.
Bring your boys to Oak Hall tins week,
dress them in new, desirable, and neatly fit
ting school suits, nnd send them to school
Lnppy on Monday, September 5th.
If you have never used the "Gold Medal"
flour, sold by II. A. Butler, 71'J La Salle
street, order ono sack and you will be mr-
prisd. He received two car loads of it re
centlynil made from last year's wheat,
which is far superior to new wheat. Mr.
Butler is sole nger.t for this Hour, aud every
sack (If genuine) has his name stamped
upon it.
The annual conference of tho Methodist
churches of this county will be held at
Uuckfurd, the 27th hist. Many of the ruin-
istcrs will be sent to new fields of labor. It
is hoped that P.ev, D. J. Holmes will be re
turned to Ottawa.
New and second hand school books of all
kinds, at Hapeuian di Graham's.
The nicest line of new dress goods and
trimmings in the city are nniviug every day
at Hull's.
J. E. Porter is trying to hurry winter,
He
has just got a line lot of cutters.
Ntlit of Lots,
On Friday, September '.t'.h, at 7 o'clock p.
in., at the Court House iu Ottawa, there will
be an auction sale of tho lots of the Ottawa
Improvement Company, in which contrib
utors to t lie Oi'Z-iu lactory tuuJ, ana the
public also, are interet .ted.
The certificates of stock are worth their
face value ia payment for lots, whon the
note given for them has been paid. The sale
will be conducted on the following plan:
Tho valuation of each lot will be marked on
the plat (which may be seen in the hall at
the Court House), aud in selling lots that
valuation will be the basis upon which they
will be sold. Bids will be asked for first
choice, and the amount bid will bo added to
the price marked on each lot. It is desired
that all stockholders and business men nt
tend aud bring their friends, as it is to each
one's interest to make the sale a success.
Call and see the
cloaks, at Hull's.
new and nobby fall
I'lcturt l-'raniPH.
Call at C. M. Forbes' and get your pictures
framed. A great variety of the latest pat
terns.
Bo sure and try a can of the celebrated
'flyer Brand oysters. For sale by Louis
Hess.
Trunk! Trunks! Tiiiiihs!
At cost. Wo will positively sell trunks nt
cost for the next ten days. We want to de
crease our stock of trunks, aud bring trade
to our store, nud when we tay "at. cost" we
:lt((71 it.
A. ALiciii i.i:ii.
A goat, button boot for 51.50 at J. Megaf-
fin's.
It l ays to t tlio llest.
Case after case ot tin! -ruudried shirts have
been sold lately by J. I). Scott & Co.
50c for (he best quality ever placed on a
counter at thi. price.
This fchirt is worlh half a dozen of tho in
feiior grades offered by soma. At least it
will pay to see them before getting tin v
others. ' ' '
There was a little imppjinptu conipany of
fifteen or twenty entertained by Miss Sadie
Huthawny, of the v.-tt.t side, li.h't Tiieslay
evening, in hjuor
Walker, of Jo'.iet.
her friend,
MitiS;
On Wednesday last, Jou Miller, a llrei-h-ing
machine imp, Io.-i. otic of his lingers by
c itching it between t. D cogwheels. Ho wu3
brought to town, and Dr. Dyer 'fixed Liu up.
The Hello of Ottawa ha t a littlo mi: hap
last SatuPltiy. Shu started for Starved Keek
with D, party of excursionists and stuck on
the rocks, near -L'tic i. Tho passengers had
to walk to t'liea, where they took the cars
for hotiie.
A thief, charge 1
v,-;ih stealing a horse
from a farmer near this ci.'y, v.is bioughi in,
Moti hiy by M.irhul Hall, of Streator, und j
placed in tua cooler to await trial. " 1
A b.i-e ball le-.gue has l,::cu org:'i-V-!, in
cluding tha pr:n-.:;.l ciiics cf tiiis r.'.id f.-w
surrout: c ;i;:iti-.J. SimiJI No.! of 1'e ,i !-.,
ii pt"..-!-;Lt.t of the b'ti;:uo.
A party c vji'.ifiitg of ('liaries ! :?;T''r, Sam
bi;:it'i: '; tn I John Ivicrpen, with tl.i-ir wives
and faniilics, piciii jel iu Tayior's Jrove lat
Sun-lay.
IIul'i & Co. are ti. ikir.g fome unite exten
sivc repairs in li.eir clo;ik room. They art
fintirig in a tier of ne v shelves and (.:!:' r
wise slicking up thing.
The Stone City base tia'.l club, of J. lie!,
has recently mi le a tour of tho State, and
lost every game they playe I. They'd better
join the Union League.
Deputy Sheriff Keid left last Monday f c r
Pontiac with the youthful Alfred Duckctt,
who was sentenced for five years for stealing.
Memc. Drs. P.. F. Dyer, J. S. Kyburn,
and Charily A. Saundcru will attend the In
ternational Medical Congress, in Washing
ton, from the 15th to the 20th of September.
FIRST STEAMER.
Mew Japan Tea
50 cts. per Pound.
BEST AMI CHEAPEST.
W. C. RIALE & CO.,
Bargain G-rocers.
rilrlin'n I'l-ogi-i-v l'lUiitlug.
Few books have been published in so many
different languages, still fewer so generally
read, and perhaps no other book ever writ-
ten outside the Bible has done so much good
as John Banyan's "Pilgrim's Progress."
To bring the teaehiugi cf this book tef ire
tllil rinhlii, in It ffinut n 1 1 rni'T t ntul rvtiriw
1 1
sive form, arrancemenis have l eeu made for
two illustrated lectures, to be given at the; 1,e Sl"re nnd try a cm of the celebrate I
Baptist Church, Mcnday nud Tuesday even-' T':'f Kraut oysters. For ealo by Loirs
ings cf next week, September oth and Oth. ' "ess.
Tho different characters wiil be sluv.n by : Don't f.ul to go and take your children to
more than fifty paintings whieh, ns works of the largj panoramic exhibition of the " Pil.
art, have everywhere beeu style 1 superb." , grim's Progress," on Monday and Tuesday
It needs only to be seen to be appreciated, evenings, September and Cth, at the
Has just been exhibited nt La Sallo and Baptist Church. Tho A Timtt says : "Su
Morris, and we hear nothing but praise and perinten.Iont and teachers, see that your
commendation from nil. It is not a magic scholars have the bcmlit of this impressive
lantern uli'air. but paintings of the n.n;e ; nnd l.iirhlv instructive entertaininont."
character of scenic art as "Tha Battle of!
Gettysburg." I
IIiiIk. llnN. Hut.
T. , . , ... , f v , '
I hpv nrA tiwi Iiiikv fit I nikr, S: I.iipth it .
opening of hats to write much of nu adver
tisemcnt. Cull and see for your; elves.
Catholic Total Abstinence I moil of llu
St:i:i of Illinois.
Oi i awa, 111., August 1S87.
The Sixteenth Annual Convention of the
Catholic Total Abstinence Union (.f Illinois i
will be held in Fatliir Mutthcs Hall, Wed- j
aesdav. Seulciiiber 7. D87. !
Bev. John A. Fanning. B. lb, President of!
the State Catholic Total Ab.tiner.ee Cnlon. !
will preside.
u:i :t UK.
P.ev. James M. Cleary, cf Kenosha, Wis.,
ex-President of the Catholic Total Absti-
uence Union of America, will lecture on!
"Total Abstinence," iu St. Columba's Church, '
Wednesday evening, September 7, 1887. !
Ja.mks Foitn,
Secretary C. T. A. U. of Illinois, j
.
Bo sure end try a can of the celebrated
. , , , .
Tiger IS rami oysters. lor sale by Lotus
, J J
.
Tlii Mtc t'.n hi t
will be tho scer.o of activity next v.eck,
when the big stock of f ill clothing arrivts.
Stiefel is always tu the front. Those child
ren's school suits and kt.ei1 pants have ar
rived. Call nnd see the !atct out.
Tho ladies of the West Serena, church will
give a grapo ft n-.l ice err.im testival at ll:eir
church, We lues lay evening, i':epteniber 7th.
Ul are cordially itiviu-d.
Si Ihii.I i.-i in win r.injr
on Monday, Si-ptcinbcr 5lh, and A. Fianli
Co. have. :i;a !c csl'-rsive J r'.-tcrat io:is
the event by p;-ovidiri:; tlfri-.aa ls i.f pa':.
-:ut'tfi r.f 1M
lies, at very loWtft pi let"
The ntiiiiiul inutii.;. (,f ihe l'.'.til.i:rl, Mm
i litis m. l n 1 : 1 1 ..iiiu:.l iioim- l.iii;! rr-'tec-
tive Associaiioii will be held at the Loriug
SoilOol il'jtlxf,
:aiur lay,
.J. I, i:
(is;.. I.
Sejj ember b th.
Alti.r.i!, ' .';..
1-1 -.1., .'. cr' It
'I V (HI V, lll'.t
serve 1 in il.a iri'-t letoiling
miisl:i''; !:i or t'-fiato s.iu-i', or
the ba-t i lace !o ir'' it at the
a b"Cf.;tc-ik
shape, 'w itli
with on!.oi:
first cbi.'.s re-'aiTrvit of
L. PlI.Kfii I'.
. , Stoves.
Mauley J-,r i.m keen tho best s'eves,
an-1 sell tln:t:i.Vi-ry cii'-'p. '.i l :.a ; "..i::i
iuc tlieir slock I cf. re you boy, !m' i.iU.-
tho pl.ve.! .(..:i!-y :i .fori. ,"..
Tf:
is p irr
to 1 f
j-ivi-ii nt t!;.
tiiit'.', I y l!"
ir f.' -M .-:--'in,
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Clifton 1!
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promises to ! e n 1
!.-cii:g the o; er.;r:j
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For
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A Fall l'.iv. r hi'.
i s r n.ir e l (.'lit is! Nearer
for caf-rvin ; a rev Ivi-r
I has been arrested
If everyone vvus arretted who is g iilty .,f a
like o!len.-e, the cou,;s would bavo their
hands full.
Slates, pencils, seruich books, and ail
kin-is of school supplies at the luweit j-ricts, i
at llaptmau & O.-aharu's.
The C, B. A y. people nre Laving a iii.
turbanc with the people dot g tleir tracks
from Madison htrett to the canal. They '
want to buy the land, on 1 the owners don't !
agree with them as to the prioe, j
Iteinovol.
Trcs' jewelry store will be removed on or
about September loth, to the store now oe-
cupied by Bobcrls Brother' bikery, corn?r
of Lu Salle and Main s'rects.
For new and second hand school bonks of
all kinds, call on C. M. Forbes. Lowest
l nnr'.-iit (firt.w
' L
A,l0llt ft dozen Ottawa Knight Templars
pa;, n vis;t to jinnev Comiiiandcry, at. Mor-
. , : ... .
ris, on Monday, and participated in confer-
1
in;' the lied C ross dcrrce. A banouet was
held as usual, and a good brotherly time eu-
joyed.
" "
i Don't forget that E.Y.Griggs catries tie
j largest stock cf- school books and school
j supplies ia the city.
Boys who never went to school will go
when school begins September 5th. Rcmeui-
l,Pr 0ak ,Iu11' 1,10 ouo V'1 Nothing house,
,s IltaJl1' '' ''S for boys' school suits, school
psuts, shirt warstR, etc. Lowest prices.
Be
sure and try a cuu of tho ctlehiateJ
TUjtr JJritnd oysters. For sale by Louis
lien.
Judge I.urkin's ollice was the scene of a
very interesting cise, yesterday afternoon.
There were very few spectators, though an
elegant and high toned audienco of huge
dimensions might have boon expected, had
an inkling of the f :n to come leaked out.
0 ,. v , , . . . . ,. ,
o Jim was tha only spectator, and ho dil
...
n. t May long. Jim lights best at a reunion.
They were trying a suit between tho Jownal
and Chase Fowler. The Journal fellows
wanted pay for jress work done on the
OV..'n' at a time whou Watts Wilson sat on
the editorial tripod as fiuroheal for the
Fowler crowd. Among ot her thin-s, they
ban lot in a bill for printing tha (.':' on
four several dales, c!iaig;n about !?10 or,
say, acini oaoli per week for the whole edi
tion ! But nu offset was presented in the
way of a
f ir a' ml
iciiptc l bill ;"ro:i! Cullen & S-'pp
covi i iii ' the rat::e fur dati s.
Of
of
A:.
course, tinJcr tho ch'titttii-sUitceu iaacaa
th.it kind, i.irteis grew v. ;rui very.
1 ti.o !if.-t thin; li's Honor knew, Mr.
Con.v.iy
v.-iw I. n, , '.. , r.f
"l out of tn::a in ouo
i-un l by
the
:e ivy weight Fowler. l!is
Hoi.c r once sprang to the rescue of tho
l'i.l'vei;;!.! cliMuj'ioti, aud in the i;i!ie had
iiis t- at blofva icmoi!.c-l by tho heavy
geared Fowler, Cross, iu the meantime, tak
ing i.'i" ; i;l age tf the Judge's preoccupation
to a':. J out and find room to lio. cri'oo tha
hltiutioti to the oco.ipauts of the sidewalk.
Tho earj cai.io to a sudden close. Hu Honor
said he felt too nervous, to hau l dow n a de-.ii-.ii
: but i;;a..:tjil to shake hitn-df tj
g'jtiivf eiH-ugh to tii.-.' Ci ess for csntcmpt 1
Fi-r new and
-.11 kinds, call
;a -.r'kt t !! ices.
si cud hand school book3 of
ori 0. M. Forbes. Lowest
l ute t'.n'. try a
... '..' oy .lc j.
ia of lh.2 celebrated
lor sale- by Louis
-.' r
:-. i.
:ar
force of ii t:i have beer, at work.
: 1 ni.-'.it f-r the last two weeks,' Liak.
;io.isive imrr vn:iei:ts at the Victor
'V.'.U. All lite latest en. I m-.'st a l
l; .
V:r
ias iu
.Mr. Y
.0 i.: an
;'.:- i;,-;!i:i- r.rt have been
:'.;:.u-i C. Wei-c, the held
ncknowle-lged expert, v;iil
ih
the Vi-.-t-ir.
i:.
kin.; has o-iir.a.ouce-l on the r'aua
c--i of i.;e l'.i;4 Bon i Keuuion. Some w h.)
c)!.:nh,!e-l w.iat to kiio.v where the money
his fcue. Tii j coi.'Uutce authoriic-i i;s to
s vy t a it ahou; si.;ci was subscribe I and
nearly the same a mount collected from tua
d i-.s. Kt, etc. Of ihis sum, (about cl.'iOO),
there has been about l.'JOO speat and the
rest ij profit to the post, njt the committee.
Vouchers wl'.l bo file i for every cent spent,
and ihe remaining mcuey, (about ?1LX), will
be a ide I to the charily fund of the Earl post,
U. A. B.
,
The Timet says that the Mendota Reporter
contaiLS a cut of the reuuion depot soon to
be erected in that city. Wo presume he
menus a 1'aion depot. Mr. Nattinger has
been so full of tha reunion the past week
that he gels it in every where.