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iFrgm Enterprise Courier.
Wayne Court.
A NOVEL AND EXTRAORDINARY SCENE.
- u
How 10 secure nm Audience for Radical
spe eakcIs.

WAYNE Circuit Court convened at
the county seat, Waynesboro, on
Monday last. or the court proceeds
ings proper, there is little or nothing
to REPORT, as we learn from an attor-
ney present there was absolutely
nothing done.
But scene occuracd in the court
room On Monday which will live in
the annals of Woype and forever
stand as a blot upon Mississippi judica
ture. IT'S said that "whom the gods
would destroy, they first make mai;;'
aud living verilicatiop OF this old
adagc may be seen in the daily and
hourly action of Judge WIN. NJ.
Hancock, the presiding Judge of this
judicial circu t.
1t appears, TO be brief, that court
convened at the usual hour, and the
loutine of work was entered npon.
At IL o'clock Judge Hancock an>
nounccd that jurors and witnesses
would remain id the court room, and
that those who left would be- fined or
imprisoned. He then invited, re-
spectively. Judge George F. Brown,
Hon. Geo. G. Mckee, and another,
who shall be nameless in these col
umns to address the audience, all the
while negleciing or refusing to ad
iourn court. Brown is political
cele Jritv of whom it is not necessary
10 speak; he is Radical candidate
for Congress from this district and a
Circuit Judge. Gen. Mckee is like
wise O candidate for re election. AL
together. the speakers held the at
tention of their forced auditors for
about three hours, when court was
adjourned and the prisoners released.
We hear all the while the audience
was as silent as the grave, and that
not a word sign or gesture of appro
bati6n or disapprebation escaped
them; but that upon being released
from custody, they freely expressed
the natural indignation which they
lelt.
Is there anything in the court an
nails of the world equal to this ?
Would the Gar Ct Russia. with all
his supreme power, attempt such all
extraordinary measures as that sue
cessfnlly carried out by Judge Ham
cock at Wayuesboro on Monday
last? We say no.
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Mississippi.
" ILLIAM HENNli
Bishop OF Natchez.

From the St. Louis Republican
The canvass in Mississippi derives
more than usual interest from the
determined attempt the Democrats are
making to carry the State, and the
encouraging prospects they have in
doing it. Ever since The war Missis-
sippi has been regarded as hopelcssl,
under the control OF carpet.baggers
ar d negroes. because the latter consti-
tute a majority ofthe population, and
have been completely stii,ject to the
orders of the former. But the Abers
deem Examiner asserts that the
apparent numerical superiority of
blacks over the whites is not founded
on fact; that the census Of 1870 is
ossly inaccurate, and that the only
ground for believing the negroes are
in majority is the persistent refusal
of The whites to register and vote. Ii
declares that there is a majority of
white voters in the State aud that
under the better feeling that viii
mark the next election, this fact will
be shown. In addition to this, a
great change has come over the state.
the power OF the carpet bagger il
gone; the Ames government is detesl.
ed by the negroes themselves: and 81
mnuy local Radical leaders, black
aud white. have Ieen convicted of ole
kind OF fell nv sn another, that 9
large proportion Of the blacks are
disguised with The party aud ready
to vote with the Democrat. : 1t j.
certain that the Democrats are r
honelnl Of success. and that ~
publicans at present show
znirif in tha Auaac =
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4 PLEASANT TRIP The STAE was
represented on @ very pleasant trip
in 'he schooner Rebeca Funk, Capt,
Peter, from Pascagoula to Bayou lie
'6alrie gn last Saturday, in company
with Mrs. PoA and her charming
daughters aud Mrs. Valrerdc and
Mrs. Taylor, who were removing for
the balance OF the summer to that ID,
cality. The charming moonlight
night on the beautiful Mississippi
Sound as we bowled along under
a spanking breeze. with the sweet
songs of the young ladies, rendered
it trip long to be remembered by
this \ and we know our companions
uessrs Joe .E Mi4uel Ya!vcrde will
fully agree with us.
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times fpiehess fof phIle ha tas money
fyr sifds ci9afs aad whisky. the /
three gfcat agcnls o. modern cigil.zb |
tIon, he often has none fgf home. /
AIl Day sas ha8 lo9kiI 'orsari to q
Iitio comp ui1nshIp, cad this is what
sio has, Itis too much fYr tie little
woman. She steals away int anoth-
or room kncels down Ny tho bed
and kisses passioDatelY the little
roses faces and sunny curls Of her
little ones, and has grea. cry aud a
gteat bgar'achc.
Moral-Yerbum sap. Husband
II you would not have your wives
make spcctacIcs Of themselves By PIN
ming back their sk rts and perching
their hats on the buck Of their era,
NUNS, make yourself a genial social,
sensible companion at home; IL you
have none. bc it amiablc. Young
men have comman charity enough not
to marry intelligent, educated, larger.
hearted girls and expected them to
live as solitary a life an old mud
urtIe ID his diagy she'll. Wives be
Dc sure and initiate the little woman.
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The following incident in the life
of Nine. Mac .Mahon is related. In
the middle of the winter OF 1888 q
fire broke out in the female seminary
at Limoges, France, aud spread with
such rapidity that it was feared all
the inmates you'd perish. Suddenly
there was a cry that one little girl
had been left in in her room. As the
excited spectators were beginning TO
pray for the unfortunate child, a tall
girl, with disheveled blonde hair ard
flowing nighigown, cut through the
crowd, and, with a shrek Of Eli save
h r." that rose above the sound Of tie
cracking timbers and falling masonry,
dashed into the doorway. a loud
hurrah that was prolonged to the
echo only 10 be repeated again. at
tracted the attention OF the devot ees,
and the palefaccd girl was seen skip,
ping through the flames with the ter
rifed child. A few days thereafter
King Louis PHILIPPE sent the heroine
gold mccall Tor her hwvery, and q
captain OF the French army who had
witnessed the girls pluck, begged an
Introduction. The captain is now
President Of France and the brave
IL NJ AnnM .Ln.n
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The Qaarantlns HanniHE fhs
Hioeads

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Mobile hal q piaSa bfes ~ Ha
dlft road. ~ fs Htsfs Llas. betssq
here sai Ngbile. sifh . t.ffs Boo.
pi'ai iani speead sad ihs Yallos dlg
~ la4 We heard N ~ ama.Iaf
case 0l o8s o. oyg snisfrtifag eifi
leus Tuning tic blochade. be- feael
ed the picket ~ be buqgy. aas ss'
brought ~ q stand With double bar
rel shot guns, and aa agrssmon va
made that bo VS. 70 pay Nr. Bur.
bthk. a near boighbor. for tseoftiug
him 10 fe.cfoss Tie line. bot When %
lev hundred yards back. he lelt ST.
u. on bis mule, and gave him the
Flip. and went on to dot,lc BY anoth-
or route and attended 10 his business.
There was bot pursuit madc NJ bin.
md on Fowl river neer No lie, heard
.liIigent inquiries made Of bin by tho
officers. lie suspected O certain de-
eo,irc OF informing against him when
ie started and upcn his return
Wednesday, as the mail train wgs
lurrying by the depot where a crowd
$ generally congrcgated at such times,
bis same officer was standing upon
he rear platform as is usual, leaning
rom out the train, when our friend
really picked or his hat aud away
ne vent without It, amid the shouts
If the crowd 70 the very eyidaeaat aud
strongly evinccd Disgust Of the de-
ective.
"To oe returned when the hlocadc
S raised"-says c..
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N OF &c Ell!
A TRrBUTE OF RrspECT.

PAsoAGaeIA Miss, Aug. 16, 1875.
Alta special meeting of the "Pascagoula
Drsma lc," held at their Hall this even
ing, the following preamble, and resolu-
tous were off red, and unanimouiy
adOutef.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased en- all wise
Providence, to remove from our nlidst af-
ter short illness, our well beloved. and
highly esteemed President. DR. W. A.
DRADFuLD. (late) Of Uuiontown Ala, who
has been worthy and respected member
of this Associ .tion. Be it therefore,
Resolved, That we deeply mourn the
loss of one who has endeared himself not
only to the Association, but to the entire
community, and the void created by the
death of our beloved 'Presdt," DR. W.
A. BRADSIFLD will be felt as great loss
to the Association.
Resolved, That we deeply sympathize
with the bereayed family for the loss of
an aiiectionate son, devoted hnsbanq,
and kind brother. Aud be il further
Resolved, That we also deely lament
the d, ath Of MIss IRA, the lovely and at
fectionafe sister of our beloved President;
and that we extend our deepest symps-
thies With those of the bereaved family
fer the loss Of an ooedient. loving aud
afIectioBate danRhter. end kind sister.
X. solved, That ths Association go in
monrning for the term OF thirty days.
Resolved, 'Thst the foregoing presm-
BILE and resolutions, be published IN the
STlR. and that a copy be sent the sur
viving members of the bereaved family as
token OF respect.
DIR CHAs. CmDsEY.
Committee n. GRANr Wu.Lls,
Jos. JOHNSON.
s. r THOMPSON, We, President,
Ii. GRASr WILLIS, Secretary.
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TIE sifclms ore ring % most
eRifa8ifafy height fof dis go ~ u
tie year. and sn overflow 81 ii.. ses.
.on world destroy our rIgenihg cfep.
caB.ihg desolafion more frinols ll,an
aay We have set suaaed.
TIE exfrsofdiuary rains seem ike
wise 10 be approaching our tart %
the country. ard as they fell upon
other portions just when their wheat
and oais .scemcl 10 be secure. % 10
may fall upon us OF time 10 destroy
oil the golden prospects now held out
to Us ia our ripening fields ol corn
and cotton.
What does il all mean, bu, That
God will have us to feel that BE has
oil things under His own.baDe lhat
even industry and skill, though w
Ills provide ence taey commonly bring
success. vet cannot make rs indc-
pendent oil His chastisements? =?
There are too many who forget
God is our Creator and Sovereign
Lord, and some are so unhappy as to
sneer at us for calling on our father
in our troubles.
The affronts which such persons Of
Ter TO the Divine Majesty ought 10
nake us more earnest in Offering
q i'm increased i assurances Of our
homage and affection. By this, we
IAN make some reparation to His in.
ulted love, and we may hope to turn
side or tighten the chastisements
angling over us for our offences.
With this view, We further d.
ect that during the same time--that
!, till the END of September, after
very Mass att which the faithful are
resent, and after every Bened;ction Of
le Blessed HSacrament-there De rev
ted aloud the prayers which are used
Rome, ycalled the Divine Praises.
They will be found in the Raccolta
1ndulgenccs, number nine, and in
any prayer books. The Ecelebrant
'cites one yersc:at time, and tie
ople repeatteach verse after him.
If these prayers eonnot be had,
Ell Five Paters and Aves can be re-
led in their stead.
The intention issto honor the pow,
and goodness of God in repara-
IN for the insults lie is daily receiy-
9 from men.
Each pastor will read this ordl-
nee to. his congregation.cn the first
ndayfafter its PERCEPTION.
Given, at Natchcz, This 4th day of
ngust, 1875
4 WILLIAM Henry,
Bishop Of Natchez
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REMEMBER THIS Woman's
love is likeped to a vine. Perhaps il
is like it, though it Is very strong in
hours of need, as strong az it is ten
der. Yes, surely, we will not deny
that it is our nature to ask for com,
fort and support, and to seek to twine
ourselves about something that can
offer it.
And there is no better reason than
this very trait Of ours why we should
lie careful how we give our hearts,
and make very sure that the man we
choose also has a heart-a strong and
honest one-aud that bis love is of
the kind to be enduring /; and that lie
has ingrained into his nature that
most excellent and manly quality
trustworthiness. He should be an oak
aud not a reed; for though in summer
weather the vine may drape the reed |
very prettily, it will not resist the
tempest. Nor need the vine dread |
the ruggedest oak. Its bark may be
gnarlcd, its branches knotted; but all
the greener and fresher viii be the
foliage that it bears, all the more ton
derly will it shadow that which is
beneath it.
There is sweetness in weakness Il
something very loveable in many a
faint wiled, purposeless and uLen-
during man; bpt two vines cannot
SUPPORT each other. They will ouly
tangle aud fall upon the ground. The
stronger, the braver, the more unlike
, woTan g man is, the better Tor his
wite.-Mary Kyle DM Z.
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IN RETaLIAroA.-The boys have
put a certain quarantine detectives
hat in quarantine, and it surmounts
tall pole, at the depot, with a hiGeous
false face under it, with the yellow
flag flying, and bold inscription
Under Quarantine"
Fully as much sense in this, as in
New Orleans and Mobile keeping US
under the ridiculous restriction.
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II Cgrd.

The under ignei takes this means Of
thanking the people of Pasc goua for the
kindntss and boble attention bestowed
upon his dear children during their terri
bic aud fatal illness. letters before aud
sisgs tbe,r death have convinced him that
KIND ladies watched by their bedsides
day and night and filled as nearly as pos
-ible the place OF a mother. May God
bless, and spare such a people from the
prevailing pestilence.
JOHN BRADFELD.
Uniontown, Ala, Aug. l7th, 1875.
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ERRAgUN.-,In speaking Ct Mr..
Fox last week, and Gis new Ship
Chandlery store in Bercicr & DeSmct
warehouse, the printer made US say
Coz"
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To keep in good "sririrs' go and
soe Jane at The R. r. Exchange, and
if that doesn't cure you of the Glues,
tn e fumes from one Of his lregant Ha-
va aas, will.-Dcmocrat please give
this, also, gratuitOuB notice
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Size EsgeHe thfk aa0at fhlffees
Tesfs o sR da ghisg ~ Nn JBba
q Cmtk clio fesiies NJ the issthofs,
died st sboot 20 o'clock on lhs morn
.ng sf fHs tsih iisf atfeadIag phgs
ieIa Df fqmteft mfl tIaf ne bld
no symptoms ofJellow feses soms
sIf sti.itsn 10 ho talIy hfvs been
anafsei uifh tI'.oss fever pad ail 20
covered excepting. .lhis case.
There bod been no communication
With .bc Jwdicld rlate IN sny way
whatever BY aagloi The family.
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Public Sek0Oi Notice.

Patrons of Public Schools are hereby
notified to meet at their respective School
Houses at IL o'clock August 2Sth 1915
for the purpose OF olectlDg a Bord OF
Trustees ior the eusuripg scholas ic year
l.. n DAN rZLER
County Supt. Education, Jackson county.
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faSC.9GOUL.f corn
""" GRxST MILL

n p Dhi.mAS. proprietor.
"'cagoula, Scranton p. o. Miss.
:, CORN, Conn Flour, GKIrs,
ID :, hhd BkAN always on hand, or deliver
s.s.slsae we Depot, Moss Point and Pascagohla
tavwh.e at Prices hB low as can be
. n e'e ohtainau.t
p,'.,s e,s from points slong the railroad
hcits1 hiied, and respectfully So
mar2SS1y
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We sre fsfnisbcd the follovlfg
isIearapbio correspondence, for pub.
Iicat.on
fsDNyoLA, TExAa, Ang. ~. 1875.
r. HfaH U8esss. Ia'c5gogla.
Hsye Jou any yelIos fever, report nun.
Der Of eases.
@ u. ByRpsSK,
Mayor Of Iniianolt
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aa,Oes.elI

A certain young lady Is Sd modest that
she will not permit the Caristian 0bserv
er 10 remain in her room over night.
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MARINE AND COMMERCIAL
NEWS.
OFFICE OF THE STAR, PASCAGOULA,
.! as Friday Aug. Goth. 1915, {
-FRom FRIDAY, Aug 18th 4

IFRoa FRIDAY, Aug 18th
ENTERED.
schr. White Wing. Wick, l0l tons. New orleans
schr Jno McInpis, Smith, 46 tons, Indianola
ballast, To master.
CLEARED.
SeAr. Iudlnola, Bloom, sl3 tons Indianola.
= : ll5, 900 It lumber by Denny 81 Co
By Nellie Autrim, Wishom, 2l3 tons, Havana,
I36,950 # lumber by DaDner & Toom9r
Br, By. Rhone, o'Brien. 226 tons, Havana,
$4,000 Fl lumber by hoseey, Wheel
wright & Co
10000 ft lumber by mastet.
VESSELS IN PORT.
Bg II Williams Coggins, 4o7 tone,
Schr Winona, Bnyley, 81 tons,
By Ambrose Light, Schwartz, 2i5 tons,
Big Daphne Copeland, 4-6 tons,
Br. Bk John Geddie. Crawley, 65' tons,
Bg Chas A Sparks, Peter on, ii6 tons.
MEMORANDA
Arrived-Ausirian Bk Carmelia. vecerina,
395 tone from Now Orleans to complete cargo,
here 10 Bercier & DE Smet.
To which are to be added those above under
the head of .'Entered'.
LUMBER STATEMENT.
Cleared from Sept lst --.--.-..... 81, ,5tS .O6l
=, a.. since 18th inst. ----.......... aJa,9~o
To,sl 3a0Ge,e ell
REMARKS.
To above statement 20 per cent
should be added for lumber shipped
in veSels under c6asting license, not
clearing at Custom House.
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TI,HE American sardne Company's Boneless
i Sardines. are much better, and tess Than
half the cost Of imported Saidines. iIyss
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NEW ADNERT. .sEMENTS.
DE ED.

At Pascagoula on the morning of the
18th instabt after a short illness
EUGBNIE THERESA CLARK
daughter Of bhe late John G. Ozark, aged
IL years, 10 months and l&5s.
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flscAo rLA. Anp. Is. 1915

PlscAG uLA. Aug IS. 1875
r. G. n BgtbsHkgifoggr fqdiaaoia
Noyollos fever. 30 epidemic, only o
PAMELA all. five deaths Of hi ions remit.
ting fever. No rev ca es. A few cUnva.
lescents, out OF danger.
j. T.. SABRAzlS & J. DuREb
Health Oflic IS
, 1875-10-09
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Or. r. Felix <:ournGtl's Oriental
Cres,n Magical Deautlarr. seinurn4 Freck!ea.
Flupa, AAllowneas, Moth Patches, End all akin bletn-
lshes-
This preparation hzs scqu,red reputation ths rast
thirty Year, aanng Fashionahle Ladies', which mikes
II reusAs after ny ,he fsir sz coming from going
10 the most distant countries, for It hAs equal
rival In is Identifying and innocent qualities. Iks
extended its sale until It iAs becuue = speciality by t
ueEts, aud Ia nut tho creature OF mere adtcrtts
lug notoricty.
ihia Invaluable CoRmctac II recommended from one
cuBtumer 10 nuohar aclusl knowledgo Of Lis valuu
and utility.
New York, formerly Of NaIkcE~4t.. and late Of ~
broadway. Established " ycars. DR. 1OCRACp u
alao tho inventor Of Tie celebrated Italian AecAtel
Soap, poudro Subtle for uproosins bar, Lily NbIte,
lipMsA Nonge. etc.
, 1875-10-09
GAGE BROTHERS & CO.

Close upon twenty years has tho wholesale
millinery houae OF Gage brothers J. Co.
haau growing iu scope. influence, aud tho good
oplnlous OF all who have had relations OF any
kind With II. 1t IL to-day q leader s.nons tho
great trade Institutions Of Chicago aud the head
and front Of millinery busIuess In tho Wcst.
While Il may be p!oAsaps TO d~cl! upon the
record OF
THIS FAyoRtTE ESTABLISHMENT.
VIC can find even moro OF interest III vlewing Its
present condition. TIC Wea:eru public likes to
know how titm stands now, fully as much a.
how 1t has stood In tho past. Gage Brothers d
Co. arc peculiarly In position to invite svrutk
ny. thelt standing and posltiou at this time leng
tie natural outgFowtA OF tho jlE1us prolonged,
SUCCESSFUL, and honorable history.
lu tho new and elegant marble building a. tho
CORNER OF wAnAsH AVENUE AND IAllsaS sEkxkT
tls hrn has just takon up wl2t will probably
| provo permanent quarters. It IL DOW ln stguct-
| uro erected expressly for itA pwu lset aud de-
sguod 10 moot al tho requirements Of tho firms
| vast and continually increasing busiues4. Tho
| trlu OF Gage Brothers i Co. conduct tho moat
extsnaivo Wholesale millinery, fancy gooas. aud
| notions busiuesa transacted IN any Weatosn
city.
is admirably Adapted to tho noods OF ita occi.-
pants. Ti.is gives thu firm unrlyaled facilt'
t,es for handling goods q tho lnintmun,
|
| such great quantities of stock enhbleH 1t to buy
| Of manufacturers at the very lowest Of hRutea.
it, customers, u course. reap sha advantages
| noticed
| the TRADE
OF this fins house Etowa continually. i Was
larger last year than ts year before. II Ia larger
this year THAI last. F,res, psulcs, or tralc stag
nation, seen. unable to block tts prngteBs. Sell
lug the ne~est anl choicsar OF goods at the low.
e4t Of prices, the house Of Gage Dsothors Co
auguents in power aud thu osteem Of its pat'
rona uoceasingly
Tie 1rul not unly loads the Western trade, ba
It scts Western fashions, in disoct aud isnmodt
ats connection wltl, the chief fash'on centres VI
the East aud Of Europe, It secufes tho lstes
aud .nost alecspt deslGna, aud places thcm IL
market in advance of I'll con,pes,sun. 1t u !
fAshlon authority. aud it, pkstssns and goods AT
accepted models the lostAnk thoy appear.
That this excel!eat house y destined TO mstn'
tain It's leadership OF the millinery, fanoy Eopds
aud uotinn trade Of chtcayo, IL eYIdens. Il ~
Ill tho advantages OF experience. lFls bus'nesa
character. superb location. sud an always psstss1
stock Of goods. With theas advantages pesa!A'
uent pst-amiueaoo is \ matter Of con1ac'
, 1875-10-09

tho fsItnro ErcaIf4eAH Of w1ieI, fnw mon
hven now fulr H. prcciato. hlt nIHn 11lht tho
city ]ina HnfIo ninrthahu, WhI Ara aDs To keep
f1ght nh1oass hf l,nr magnificent prograds.
Controlling MI enottnond tra1a, and managed
by tnon WIN lnvn uatioust reIrmttt.onn fur etttr.
gY, -probsy. sud foresight. thus Embellishments
hold. steadily OIL in Tho courAo It h&a w. long
foIiowei giving lilo beet OF Goo<s at tho falFebt
If nrlecx and living lntIotibly up TO tho rg!t,t
aud lotter Of It's statements. 1t 'kA tFpioal Cnl~
cago institution, bIon,,ing nnquat,iinf oaaerp''Hp
with o Wig cot,sarvati1tn; inviting raslnt tlau
foaring fair competition, aud commanding tho
good will md good words Of rirals' pasfons' ai'd
la general community.
, 1875-10-09

tnat mentioned to an ultra dogrto. III alt things,
therefore, they arc strictly Representative nf tho
beat t.ado intefeata Of Ch!cago. Thetr future
record Ia corthiu to 10 coDfne enHNfato With their
raat history brilliant, real,lo, aud progressive