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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

A WITNESS under examination,
who had been tortured by law
yer for several hours, at last asked
for a glass of water, "There," said
the Judge, "you can now let him
60; you have pumped him dry"
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

"WHY, !chabod, thought You
got married more'n a year agoY"
"Waall Aunt Jerusha,it was talked
of, but / found out that the gal
and all her folks were opposed to
it, and SO l just give 'em all the
mitten and let the thing drop"
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13
How | Was Sold.

1 saw il kicked by the careless
balmoral Of iaunty nurse; l saw
a fat morscl of humanity make
for it with q hey! broken into
diverse hey-ey-eye, by pudgy
trotting -and l stopped and Sc
cured it, thereby causing the fat
one to pull up short, stare at m e
with two black currants set in a
dreary cxpanse OF dough, insert a
dumpy thumb in an orfice of the
same expanse, and trot back again
with thatstolid resignation under
disappointment which is the pecul.
lar attribute of the London infan =
tile population.
Having ascertained the nature
of my prize, l proceeded to medi.
tate on the proper course, which
meditation resulted in the follow
ing advertisement:
"Found this evening, Wednes-
day, in Regents Park, nearly op-
posite the New College, a valuable
ring. The owner may recover it
by calling at No. 10 Viuton
Place." etc. -
Before noon on the folio wing
day 1 was making most courteous
bow to q venerable looking old
gentleman, whose white face and
benevolent smile added a double
char m 10 the grace while he step
ped forwards, and waving Ger
emony, extended his hand, say
ing:
"You have taken a weight from
my mind, young friend, ard must
allow me to thank you"
TIE insinuating delicacy of the
adjec'ivc(l am not more than forty.
tivc), was, perhaps, not without.
it's effect. / accepted the offered
pledge Of amity in respectful 81
lcnce. fa
"a young man." continued the
patriarch, "may possibly find it
difficult to understand how the
loss Of a tiinket can be a source OF
positive suffering to an old man
butt am. allud,ng to my lost
ring--ahcm! This is childish; You
will excnse my emotion"
l bowed profoundly in presence
of this natural agitation. t1
81 have passed some hours of
sleellessness aud distress, from
which yoa have been the means
Of relieving mel feel deeply in
deb'ed to you. There remains no
thing now but to reimburse you
for
"Excuse me, cir" | stammered
ratl,ered burriedly, shut If the
ring is you're, you can un-
doubtedly describe its armorial
bearings"
"Armorial bearings, cir! 1t was
a diamond ringi"
"Cer'sioly."
"a plain diamond ring, repeat.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

The managers Of the Ohio Re
form Schools are sending out in.
vitations for a reunion, to mem
bcrs OF the press, clergy men,
members OF the Legislature, etc.
The introduction reads, "Long
years have elapsed since We
were companions at the Reform
School," a
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

A YOUNG lady, wishing for q
situation, was recently interested
in an advertisement for some one
to do slight housekeeping" So
che wrote to tho advertiser ask
ing where the lighthouse wac, and
If there was any way Of getting
ashore on Sundays.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

AN illiterate female letter wri-
ter says that if che could divest
herself of her troubles and petit
coats and he man for twelve
month, she would choose for that
space to occupy the" "pulpit, pan
falcons and perquisites" of Henry
Ward Beecher.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

PASSENGER: "Qnite the sort of
weather for your business, these
April showers, 1 suppose ."
Red Faced Driver-"No, sir,
gi' me fair weather; cause il it
amt fair no one gets up outside;
there amt no one to say coach
man, get you something warm to
drink I" '0
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

A WELL known authoress gives
it as an item of domestic felicity
that the man of the family should
be absent at least six hours per
day. Bloggs is going to take his
six hours beginning at Z p. m.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

Why should not farmers gener.
ally set fruit trees in the fence
corners, on each side of the roadl
They will make a much more
creditable appearance than b,iars
aud elders,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

SAID woman to a physician
who was weighing out two grains
Of calomel for a child: "Dinna be
50 mean WI it; it's for a poor
fatherlcss BARN."
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

"WHY are you forever humming
that air?" t'oote asked a man
without sense of tune in him.
"Because it haunts me-" "No
wonder," said Foote; "you are
ever numbering it?'
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

JOSH BILLrNG says; very truly,
"You'd better not kDow-so much,
than to know so many things that
amt 60" a.,.....,..
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

A DETROIT wife asks a divorce
from her husband for six different
reasons. Reason number six is
that "he put hot potatoes in her
hands and then masdes them by
squeezing her fingors,' That is
sufficient. History..records nothing
more diabolical.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

FAeHION's changes were much
tho same in the Garden Of Eden
as now. The demand of tho fall
was for more clothing.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

GREEN BAY has a female sign
painter. She painted the word
"Tattler" on a neighbours door,
and was fined S33 for il.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

A BRILLIANT young lawyer in
Indiana wanted suit dismissed
because the word "both" was not
spelled. "boath" in the complaint.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

BARBOUR COUNTY, w. Va, has
a giant named Harding, whose
eight is seven feet two inches.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

WHEN we have learned to live,
life's purpose is answered, and We
die.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13
Clubbing Rates.

AS there may be some sub
scribcrs who desire to club with
tue Star by taking some other
paper or periodical, We will send
the Star and n T sa.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13
Irving, House.
II. -. L,--Prp'r
Opposite The P.&P.N. Passenger Depot,
EAST SAGINAW, MICH.

Stages leave this House daily for st. Louis
Caro- and other Points.
This elegant new Brick Hotel, directly op.
positc the passenger depot of the y. Il 4. N
Railway, is now open for the accommodation OF
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13
George u. HiIdreth.

ARCHITEC7-.
Hersey, 0sceola county. Mich., is prepared to
IN IKE drawings, furnish estimates and plans
Of churches, school houses, court houses,
iails, business blocks, mills. factories, stores,
plain and ornamental residences, village
plats, cemeteries, &c. ,t-l.4IisJ l-2. ~
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

"FATnER, arc there any boys
in Parliament" "No, my son; !;
why do you ask that question:"
"Becausc, the papers said the
members kicked Mr., Browns
Bill ont of the House." ''
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

have rooms to accommodate 100 persons in
the very best style The Hotel Is entirely
new. AMI is fttei up in the best shape for the
comfort Of the guests. There IL large and
connodious sitting room fronting the depot,
which will prove desirable place for per-
sons who may be waiting for the arrival or
departure cf X. X. Trains 9-l7
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

CR"oUET has been defined az
billiards gone to grass.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

The years smiles grow dcarer
as they grow fewer, just as the
last smiles of dying faces do.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13
Strange.

-Four Doctors tackled Johnny SmitE,
They blistered and they blcd him;
With squills and anti-bilious pills,
And ipecac, they fed him.
They stirred him up with calomel,
And tried to move his liver;
But,all in vain--his little soul >
Was waited DER the river. ~i
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

WHEN widow resumes corsets
she is evidently solaced.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13
Caste.
by FRANK N. BAKER.

That's right-draw close your robe;
Contamination's touch,
We've oft been told,
Lnrks in the fold ,e1A = .eIl5G
OF garments worn by such!
trr@~-+f - s-s ~ a.4 l--t
"I'm holier than thou"
Tell her, with lips proud curl;
For we, you know, lWfBg '3TE3 u
Are pnre as snow, - ~
And she's--"a oorking girl ~
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

CRUELTY 20 animals-.Throwin
physic to The dogs, il3 tu
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13
Bellamy & Carswell
John F. Radcliffe.

Justice Of the Peace, IIersey. Mich. Office
in the Court House building. 3-3
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

Edward G. Raymond,
Treasures Of Osceola countv, Michigan. At
tends promptly to all business relating to
taxes within said county. p. O. Address
Herscy, Mich. Sal. NJ
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

M,,afActurers AMI Dealers IN Lumber
Lath and Shingles. Bill stuff speciality.
Mill and yard ut Chase, Lake Co., Mich. 1.3
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13
Baldwin House,

This Hotel affords as good sccommoda
tions ssany in this part Of the country,
Charges reasonable. Alex DeIong, Propri.
etor, Baldwin. Mich. Sf ~l-li.
, 1873-02-06
oua optics i vcalt, anl ships noar1y all lts pro-
duco 70 OshkosIl, Wis. H.,

ous optics voak, md ships nearly all It's pro-
aacG no !" onHon M'f nf III, arbor ',ooo a tho
Btantinl victory for Duluth. Tho ihsnM, of tiint
city, aays: "WllI1o 1t giyos Superior City rnii-
road ,connootfon,, 1t ,givca Duluth, beyond tho
possibility Of fo', tlie shipping '''Hlnoss Of tho
The Frat Congregational socety at l;iado
ford, Maine, claims Tint to boil now hanging in
Tho Old Houtl Church. Doetotf, waB givoi1 to
That church by parties i'll England ycars ago, and
Freight Ii was e put into tllo 8ia Soatii Tl,oy
row propose TO rnae funds, obtain tho bell, and
put II Into tho nilloforl ohuych.
~ M-yesr.9d bon recently pe p.I,, s fatcrs 3ia
@leaao @ m from tho 5aciBoi', Tonn., ealabo0se. ifo
told tllo officer tint porhars hold bo drunk 1llms
aoif noxt weak, and Their cctlo old man could
do the square thing IN return.
the enjoyment Of its Oaplt91lan ltonors in No
braska, t!an np comes Legislative memorial to
Congress, ashing IL donation from tho raWree
Indian reservation, for tho location Of 4 f'nr'
mnnent soat Of goyo:nmemt wie loohn Ike tIe
-.-1'llc beauties III carlot-bny government
south l,ayo their latost illldtratlom IN q despatch
from Montgomery, Ala. (Jam 81, which, aftor
,s,ang af"siH {" ha .oat ss to tho g Of e1' te
proceedings tl,o lobblos wore crowded with la"
groos, to whom cartridges wore carried from MI
mt n-ronnn trhn cnrtridrn.Ilox mt Tic ballot
box. il tic car,ot-l,nr"ors notion Of Wfroo goy-
or1,nmont" inwn Tiara '
nv throatcn. r hoato', ~, i1o M In Iriilro irht to
iH1i thoir annronchea at nn,l oInoailo La
Uresco,,t. nnl ferry thor trains acroas. Woli,
| In Crosso Gnu stand 1t ii tl,o railroad cau But
| mississippi River, will Btari a poor chance
| trying 10 got paaeangora to st. Paul, in oppoBi-
tion to tho Chicago l. Northwestern and West
| WiaconBi,l.-La Crosse Democrat.
| II, A. Halt, of El,nra, N, Y, struck his hoad
, 1873-02-06
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

An accident occurred on tho Illinois Central
Railway, yesterday morning, betwoon aud
o'clock, which resulted in thoinjury Of two men
and tho wrcck Of locomotive. Tho st. Louis
express, duo iii Chicago at a. m., was nearing
rootone, a station forty mflos from this city,
whom tho engine (No 28) struck brohon rail
and Was thrown from the truck 10 rs to causo 1t
to turn over. Tho dono WIS knocked off, and
the stean escaped 80 rapidly that tho flroman,
john ConnorB, was severely, but notdangerously,
scaldod about tho body. Tho engineer. Edward
Davis. Ind an ankle broken, aud waB othorwiso
injured, but not Horioualy. Both men belong in
this city. TIL" "passongers in tho cars wore moi
injurcd,-on1y greatly frightened. Tho coaches
were thrown from tho track, and ran into q doop
anow-bank. without receiving any groat damage.
Tho wrecked engine waB removed from the road
bed, and othor tTaina wero enabled to pass, utter
n dolay Of five honra. Tho train was running ut
speed Of about thirty-flyo miles an hour ut tho
timo Of the accident and tho eHcapo Of tho pas
aongars was, therefore, somewhat miraculous.
, 1873-02-06

1orc tnrGdI EatIsmen rho 'st9 foro!ap 0 haod
tho document to tho Clork. It road a. follows
Two tho Jury find tho defendant guilty in tho
1nannor nlltl form M charged IN tho Indictment,
had,tng sad x tue p'n''sy that he suffer d'"sA by
Tile verdict oroatoil profound sonsatton n
Court, for It was generally believed Tint 1t would
have been Penitentiary for life, as somo Of tho
jury1ncn, though In favor Of capital plnol,lnont,
wore opposed to in1lcting 1t tllen,uclyca..
eono O. thronsj. Will, sIr.e smaali, counsel for
1,afler!y, niado motion for tiew trial. Tho
ttmo for hearing tho argument on tho motion
was flxod for 0 o'clock tomorrow -Crhuraday)
morning. Tho Court tllon adlournod.
for hanging. Tho two wcro In favor Of rcri-
tontiary FOR lifc, but hold out only fow rlta-
utca. Rnllorty'n friends crowded around him
while tho pooplo were filing out OF tho Court
room. 11e convorscd with tllom earnestly for n
fow mtnutoB and tilen sllook hnnts Will, tlicn,
and WAS removed to the jnil. Tho sentence will
b9 delivered tomorrow morning.
CORRECTION.
10 tho Editor Of The Chicago 1tibHne:
Sin: III this mornings iABlo OF The TR1BuNE
statement appeared which dosiro to contra.
Dict The stafonlont rcforrcd to ayers that
Chriatophor Rafferty,, tho murderer Of Officer
O'Alenra, WAS n member Of tho Fatlscr Mathew
Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society Of tho
City Of Chieago. In juDtfco to tho aborc.narnea
Society. and to tho public IN gcneral, I Wish
1lovor was 1nombor Of tho society. In corolu--
sion, allow mo to add tho following romarkB I
hnro known Christopher RnfTorty for tho last IL
years In Chicago, mud will soy tint I always
found him a Woodworking, industrious young
and od na 10 I To ag b1 On If tr heo for s
tic saloons. Joaa DunKlN,
No. G0G Contro avenue, Chicago.
, 1873-02-06
THE CRAWFORD COUNTY PEsTtLENcE

Rop1ssoN, Ill.,, jan. 81, 1879.
10 the Editor u The Chicago 1ribRne:
Sin: Tho spotted feyor appeared here tie Inst
week in Docomber, and has sluce been raging
with fearful fatality. About rs have diod in our
little town of 600 inhabitants,- average Of
about one q day. Only fcw cases hago been
cured. Some havo died in few hours aftcr be-
Ing taken; othcrH fingered for seyernl days.
There havo boon no new casos for two days, and
we hope it is abating. In The west part Of tho
county 1t has bcon still moro fatal than here.
Four miles north and east, thore is mono Of 1t.
II appears to bo spreading south and west. Out
nine and iron hare boen used extensively and
successfully as preventive. Worry truly,
j, 4. BAIRD,
, 1873-02-06
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
E6ulA EAa{Sfxn ffxA Il


The conflict now waged by the Police Commits
sionors of Chicago against the Legal authoritios
OF that city is a disgrace to the State. These
men, in tho interests Of tho hummer element Of
tcndont Of Police, because Mr. Wasl,bnrn, as
such officer, refuses to permit tho thieves, tho
gamblers, nna the prostitutes to ply their voca-
tions III defiance of law and order. This attempt
of tho chertcr of Chicago and the Mayors bill,
. general law passed by tho last General
Assembly, and now those Commissioners
nro in opon rebellion to a1l authority and law,
reh,asng to recognize in any manner as to their
that officially y-bodeyilled city. The respectable
people OF Chicago, Of MI classos are greatly in
eenaed at the revolutionary proceedings Of tho
Police Oommissionors, and hayo promptly as-
in this conflict with wrong -doers, and yot tito
" Cook County delegation" in the Legislature
wavcr md falter and fail to do their duty in this
emergency in which not only the honor Of Chi
cngo, but Of the whole State, is jeopsrdized by
slu1ns Of all largo cities.
Last Friday night tho Cook County tlolega-
ton held meoting to consider tho revolution
ary condition Of The polico afIairs OF Chicago,
and instead m Of unanimously, m agreeing to at oneo
ing tho Police Commission of thatcity, adjourned,
after stormy wranglo, each membor dotormin-
to 50 homo md count the hummer votes ho
would l0ao by doinB hlB duty. Tho police contli-
tion Of affairs in that city, we repeat, is dis
grace to both Chicago and tho wl4oo stato Of r.
linois, aud the exigency of tho case mikes 1t in
cumbent Oh tho Legislature to at once pass law
with all emergency clause in it, wiping ont
cleen aud straight the Police Commission OF
Chicago. Az tho mo1ubers from tlat county hesi-
tate and rofuHe to talto this stop toward needed
reform, the credit Of tho people Of Illinois do
manas that it be dono BY o member Of tho Gon-
eral Assembly who docs not directly represent
that county, Let Bach bill be introduced ut
once, and thore will be no trouble in passing it,
The Chicago Board Of polico Commissioners
has always boen u terriblo iniquity. Thoso ofli-
cors inatead Of bong elected by tho people OF
Chicago, tho fold Of their operations, are chosen
by the people Of tho entire County Of Cook
This provision mas inserted in tho law
creating tho Commiaafon by n Radical Legiala-
t1ro, SO rs to insure tho election OF BoaId Of
Commissioners, as that party dare not trust the
result to tho yotors Of tl1o City OF Chicago, who
AZ often voted Democratic az Republican,. Now,
the Invention haa rotur1lod to plague its inven-
tors, and If the credit OF tho State outside Chi
cago, did not demand the speody abolishment OF
the Board Of Police Commssioners, it would be
we'll to permit that city to sweat it out. But tho
poople Of Illinois cannot afford tho continuance
of such lisgracoful md lawoss sceuoa aa took
place In Chicago laHt wco1s, and the Board
should be wipo1 out at onco bp tho General AS
aemblY
, 1873-02-06

Lnborers arc ut work On South Clark street
tearing up the road and preparing o bed for tho
laying Of Il new track.
Tho Board Of Trade Committee on MiBcella-
noous Business will moot again on Thursday
afternoon, to consider the subject Of railway and
warehouse Legislation.
Tho attention Of the Board OF Public Works ia
called to Bomo very dangerous Bidewnlk-stops on
tho east aile Of Pooria street, just south Of
Madison.
Tho recent worry cold weather has caused
vast amount Of damage to water and gas pipes in
the city, and plumbers and gas-ltters are couae-
quently in great demand.
.Tho.pupils at the scammon School. on Weat
Monroe Btroet, were dismissed yesterday fore
noon because there was no coal on hand with
which to supply tho heating furnaces.
We wore shown yestordny two Of tho aneat
solitaire diamonds in the city, valued at $4,000
Weighing Six aud aeyen karate respectively, be-
belonging to Pr. Y. O.. ,Osgood, q ll.known
estate in choice residence or business quarter.
good opportunity to put house in "portable
shape"
q. Eastman. Esq., busincBs man of this city,
resident at Elgn and formerly American Con-
eul at Florence, Italy, has manuscript Latin
Bible 800 yeara old. It is finely illuminated,
and written on aollum.
THO Carpenters and Joinors' Unicn, No. l,
tho Globe Theatre Bniidlug, last evening, but
did not trauaact any business Of Importance.
The Union Club inaug,lrate their second
eeries Of parties for this season thInrtinos Ada
6troot Hall, on Friday evening, tho 7th inst. Tho
Dickens, Old Folks, and ether character parties
yory attractive affaira.
while working Oh tho Merchants Building, at
the corner OF LaSnllo and Washington streets,
fell from tho fifth to the second floor. He was
taken alive but insonHiblo to tho st. Joaephs
Hospital.
The alarnn Of fro from Do1 No. 1e4, at 4:so
The earosss Sas Il ghtsd "a lamp pnSa a the o apa
waste Bhod built under the wator-tank Of tho
Chicago j. Pacific Railroad Company, at tho foot
Of Chorry street. Tho fire was e1tinguishod
without serious loss.
The new two-story brick cngilro and truck
house on Franklin street, on the lot adjoining
the Armory site, has been entirely finished, and
is now occupied by tho steamer Long John and
a hook and ladder apparatus. Firo alarm box
No. 10 ia in the now quarters, and will be found
on all tho signal cards at tho aforementioned
location.
An omploye ut tho stablea Of tho United States
Express Company WAS terribly injured oil TueB-
day evening by being thrown from q horse which
ho was riding along Monroe atroot, near Frank
1in., His skull WAS fractured, ono Of his arms
badly laceratol, and internal injury inflicted.
Ho was carried to the stables, and received at
tention from DR., Farwell.
Colonel Pierce will lecture this evening on
ITO Laugh Or to Cry" in tho Union Park Con
grogational Church, for tho benefit Of tho
FoundllngH' Homo Tho Board Of Trade Club
will giyo many OF their choice selections. The
programme ID oxcollent. and tho object worthy.
Organ Fund Society.
Iohn G1,art. d t,irhf xvo4o1,rnnp fnr 4ha C1,I
, 1873-02-06

A general revival IL going OIL at Columbus,
Ohio.
Tho number OF apple trees In hliunoaota IL
placed at about !, l,000, ono.
An autograph OF Horace Vernet was latoly
sold, IN Paris, for $40. 1t waB signoa to prom
isaory noto for $40.
doth hotels at Hokah, Minn., arc cloBod. and
considerable ,escltoment prevails in tho yillage,
owing to smallpox.
"A Paris gssH.eye factory turns out 400 yitre.
, 1873-02-06

How Tho dear creatures do get Themselves up; and
how awkward they woul feel II oil At once the Domes-
tc should get fit stop work! Wouldn't thu ,aode
collapse? Neyer fcar-tho Domestic don't hpys ftg
Thu far oles Muy mako hroator thur plyacerea and
gather lrlils no frtllA, an ro1y OIL tho Dn,neste 10
hDp them to tho very end, Gall ut No. "a Htats stroot
, 1873-02-06
Ladies'. t1B Woll ng Ga1

Ladies' aB woll as Gentlemen,
asa invited to insrsct the vaults Ut tie Fidelity
'SayinGa link md Safe Depository lus!ug tho remain
DIR Of ihiH week. thousands haye cacd and thou
sals still expected.
, 1873-02-06
RAILROAD TIME TADLE.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE 0P TRAINS
Winter Arrangement.

EXPLANATION or 1,EpEErscE htArKs. SatirdaY cx'
coTird t}tday cxcnptcA: hlnildAg 9xocr.ao' AZ"
r!ye bundsy 1T u tia. III. DHfly.
, 1873-02-06
CHICAGO Il ALTON RAlLf11aI

tNfruYo, Alton 4 Nf. I.,Hlt T1rnHt If and I1H1d1n
{o.} Ahnrt Jtah fhrnqotn Ean'as Lv. Union
Dtpof, tlf.t Sttf-. Htar .tut'i4an-a. hrfd3t+
, 1873-02-06

U0N LIVGT OH,
Hazarli i Caawoll'H Uutl Liver Uil Is tho beat.
, 1873-02-06
PITTSBURGH. FORT WAYNE & CHICAGO RAILROAD.

= 300 q, m. 4 7:0 p. m.
.s5:l0 p. N. 4 8M d. N.
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, 1873-02-06

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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-03-12
Library Association.

We are informed that the Committee
appointed on organization held meeting
yesterday evening and initiated steps to-
wards permanent organization of the
Library Association. They went so far as
to agree uponia board of officers. At their
next meeting they will adopt constitu-
ton and bylaws for the government OF
the Association. There was marked una
nimity in their deliberations, and, Judging
from the judicious selection of officers
which they had the good fortune to make,
we may expect to hear sensible and APP
propriate report at the next meeting of
our citizens, at which time we hope to see
large attendance of all classes of our
people.