, 1874-10-16
SUBURBAN. 1FEWa.

NOOpaIQCR.
The Woodstock Bible Society will hold itu
annual meeting at tho Presbyterian Church next
Sabbath evening at o'clock.
Tho Methodist Church Of Alarengo has sue
cecded In paying of the church dobt and has in
nil raised nearly 5000 for church and mission
ary purposes the past conference year.
The Pickle factory at a1c1Ionry VilinGo has now
about tlirty-sI1 vats OF cucumbets in ealt, con-
tsinipg SEQ buRllols each. making $4,000 received
in all. They hayo shipped lip to this tmo only
two carloads. but havo 1900 barrels Of pickles
sod oacl ba1rol containing from 2,o00 to $500
pick'es.
tho ofrecta Of eating the emutted corn.
Tho pastor Of tho Baptist Church OF this city
dosignH delivering seres Of Sabbath evening
lectures to tho young. Tho tiret lecture will DO
delivered Sunday evening in the Baptist Church.
Tho subject is "Somethfng Better than Goll."
All nre cordially invited to attend especially tho
young. ....
Il son Of Isaac'SIussey was killed recently by
horse. He was leading tho horse from tho
pasture. and, his hands becoming cold. ho tod
bis pockets: Tho Horse took fright and ran.
dragging tho boy through three fouccs, uud
throwing him against tho barn with such forco
as to ,nash his hend to jolly.
Charles II. Ruesoll, EgQ., resident Of this
county for the past forty years, died at his resi-
dcnco in thiB city Sunday lnat. Mr., Russell waa
elecsud Circuit Clerk in tho fall OF 1860 which
position he filled viii, grcat credit to hnaelf and
satisfaction to tho peopie. lie has held many
town offices, at the time OF his doatl hoing
Asscsaor for Dorr. His funeral took place at his
residence Wednesday,, tho Rev. It. X. Todd OIL
ctatiBg.
Tho Woodstock Musical Union arc now practic-
ing in earnest for the cantata of "Quecn Esther"
during the uext month, tho tinlo md place not
being yet announced. The Musical Union ia
composed Of Bonle Of tho host amateur singers
to DO fomnd in tho county. and they will furnish
The discussion of tho change Of time in tho
trims las reaclied thia place, Tho prevailing
desire ia that tho Woodstock train should run
40 au to reach tho city at $3.50 a. m, and let tho
II tho Chicago Il Northwestern llaiswav Com
pany are looking for solution to tho lato mud
curly trim dit'lo4lty, here Ii . suggestion that
the Gnu1e tino, nud change the Woodstock All
hour and half earlier.
The effort to t,ayo tho timo Of tho Barring
ton train changed to nn hour later
in tho morning is gaining ground hero,
and along tho ontiro line. Darlington,
rnlatine, Arlington Heights Desplaincs, and
Park Ridge arc reported Bolid in favor OF tho
chapge, Norwood 1'ark III OH tho fonce, although
lately tho change Of time ia becoming moro pop
ular.
WHEATON.
Tho Republican, Of Whcatou have invited tho
Hon. Janea u. Cai!in, Republican candidate for
Representative, to ndlrcss them at his earliest
convenience at Wheaton.
Tho Republicans OF Dupago Comfy will hold
n Convention Tomorrow, ut o'clock p, n,., for
the purpose OF olocting delegates to tile Cou-
yontion Of tho First Congressional District, tobo
held In Chicago OIL tho o0th int. Candidates for
Coroner and Shcriff will 10 nominated, if loemou
expelicnt to lo 30. Tic call for tho Convention
IN signed hy thu Republican Central Con,mlttoc,
consisting 0f y. +. SedgWlck, Il. Z. Guild, n.,l
j. ". R0dgorB.
II, D card. hlr. II. W. Qntca announces himself
mn Independent candidate for Hlleri!1 IIo Raya
lo vo,iht like the otltco bccnuao 1t IN worll soc-
Thing. md hecauso his friends cerllin Int o
il well qualified to discharge its dutic. III, l.ha 10
opinion of his own concerning hia qualifications
llo HayH lIo Inns nevor Ind all Office an.l thihka
Ills time has como. Ho would liko To lsayo his
caroer M T. citizen and soldier closely iiyos:i-
t.ato1, 11o thsnkh TINT l.o would liho 10 llnyo
Tho votea Of his tel'ow-cit:ons il his past roourl
ia proyon to bo all right, hsu1 IT It IL not llo
would. il In thonsht liko to haIa tl!cm anyhow
lilo VOWS never to idonsify himself Will any
Convention.
II. ". Cobb md vita l,aya gono to Council
hllfrH, H., on m excHrsun trip.
Mrs, Mills aud daughter hava returned from.
their Iowa visit hale aud hearty.
C!larlcu ". B1nsth. EGl. Of WcsIsltls, ln., who
came to visit rolatIvea and frenda in this vii
r.. Il. tSmith. DIr. Smith il Bufeyiug from nu !
attack OF foycr.
William G. Howe aud wifo returned to Tta-
conein duriug tho tirns OF tho wcels. Their |
tsienaa Naro glad to welcome them to tAa!s |
fiin ovaniuo ita Do1tauixn Eon,otY rrI1i day,.ts