, 1875-10-31

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fs 6 -
~ o11oaoo0s9 40 1on ~ 6
Brown Viaiked Lake zurich On one day OF Last
week, and returned the evening ct the same day,
literally loaded down with tie epoils Of the
oho.a M. Dro+v, i. . ,a+ars, hrn+ar a]varu
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11eio6 sae r.ne. MIL "u1so '4o - " e''|>A ao'''
and rarely missing bis mafk-
1Ir. Hoffman and wife OF Crystal Lake made
ri to fr;ends in this place Fridoy aud Saturday
The Hon. Homer Willmarth and wife returned
ltome Saturday from pleasure trip to tho New
EnrIand States
Tha nast % sesaop has undoubted1v been more
favorable tn tho cuItiyation Of vegetables than
anv nrece1;ng ona far vaara Az fair sample
OF the cspahilities Of tie soiI il this section
cabbage was grown in the garden OF Mr. Thomas
Crowley. Of this village, weighing 81 pounds
The horse OF Mr., Charles Waterman, which
7vas racrntiv renortnd AZ having severe attack
nj .ockzinw ia nov in netfoct haalth.
1,,rnoon ,.ov
A"o~D ANA
ihe Mhslcal UNION has peen 1eo1sanA1eo- 3uu
held it's first reunion at the residence OF Mr.
WinchelI. As formerly, Prof. Fargo will have
the direction, and under his leadership it may
be expected that tho Association will not only
maintain its former prestige but make further
advances in musical proficiency. IT'S regular
meetings for instruction will be sources OF mu-
tua1 pleasure and profit to its members, while
its occasional concerts IT'LL serve 10 enhFen Tie
coming n, w1ntoE a n,DnIna. lit hoa, +o-n.,,r ~
s+.1isd -, Inv ~ H. Tsntis+ Church. Dr. Mar
son: Of St. Louis, preached the installation
sermon. tho charge to the congregation being
+ r1ven by the Rev. ", W, Eyerrs, JF of Chicago.
Ila choirs OF the two churches united, and
gave some really excellent music appropriate to
ti.a occasion. AItogcther the exercises we're OF
yery interesting character, and it il barely pos
sibIe that there were those there to whom not
length.
The family OF Mr. Winship have the hearty
sustained BY them in the destruction OF their
residence BY fire. Although, fortunately. the
pecuniary loss is not very great, the building
being insured, ami the greater part Of the furn-
ture saved, still it is not agreeable to be de-
p1iyed OF pleasant home on the eve OF winter.
Tho father. mother, and sister Of Prof. Eber-
hart have returned, with the intention Of spend
ing anotbcr winter with him
Mr. Fred De Rerard and family expect soon to
leave for Colorado
Mr. AnsiI Campbell has removed to Chicago
pEsp1A1SEs,
1.a .1t .ho ~.ir-o.d cefca1a ara
considering the advisability Of taking OF the
noanl,;nos accommodation train, Autic1patiue
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and in the various suburbs between here and the
ooN ~ - 49,, ~. a;-.,+,,-a. - a1, +ha
city anu 1ece1'eo a'e e1su11oe' " o.t
leading businessmen protesting against it. 1t
-..., ho,ua that +ha +r.;n rcau ha
ID W oo o"iu uoo''5 nop00 'A ~
kept on. If the railroad Wodd 6tnoy It's own IN
+araata instead Of decreasing tho present accom-
~ er.,5 ,efat ,rcroa I'D opea evan II
mooa1ions' II "uuu onu; s.;4t ~ aa+a;t 49, =,
It be at present ioas. VIII ~ co. ., , -
] the end the Increasing patronage "oluu auplt
| retnunerare them.
Mr.. Frank Parmelee and wifo we're visiting
Mr. N w Sherman last Saturday and Sun
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