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, 1875-05-01

rrh. r.-nna r.,,... u.-
eH' so1 1t'u s.n.s. W.seons." AsaSefs An'
pfoVcnomt.
Special Corresuo"denes y TIE Chicago 7Ftoa"t.
GREEN Bar, Wis.,, April 29.-Our spring elec-
tons haYo passed, tho leo In The Bay has broken
IN, aud tho next oyont awaited ID tho oneniur
nj tho str.,,a and ,ho arrival ~ nrTs,o haat.
~ Wv a''4 s"' 4tH", =. nune'o poa'e'
~ epato OF our three !airoads' 1t u tho opening
OF navigation that given tho greatest impulse
to bue,ness, The Eric line betycon he1o and
put1n,o viii hc ront,nued vi. ,,.,oa rharo .ro
s- h,,s,' -. 49, IT, 49, =. :. sane 49,. ~
s'A uo.s. ~ VI sno 4sue' aaa 1t :" oeosea @ha mum
bor will oe Increased tnls 5oar IN ordof to do tho
business.
The $4,000 appropriated By tho Iast Con-
cr,.. for ~. iunrovnnant ~ H. F.. ~ yv,s
s.oee @ ~. 1uo '.oaIo'oaea. y. "4e ro@ ano WE
consln ln7e1a . alfeaay drawn upon, believe
IoE sons t6passs asi NAV are oofaR mado near
appleton. Ihas appropriation was gratifying to
tse people here. as y showed the settled purpose
o. Tue 90 Government 70 spur thls great WORK
asong. has tnn lnbaoitants alonR the route aud
10 Iowa ana M minnesota afe even more domon-
otsatve e' so9u "o osee the proloet, ana wet theg
, 1875-05-01

Tho Board Of Public Works will to-day adyer-
ti1o TOR tho ourbing. pariug mud filling Of North
Union stseet fson Milwaukee ayenue to Eric
street.
The nesly-appo!ntod Sergeant, B. J. Wiley,
MAS yesterday BwcEu In By the Board Of Police,
and assigned to duty 1t ths Wes1 Lake Street
6tation, vice sesgt. French. resigned.
comm!astoner Thompson Of tho Board Of
Public Works yesterday returned from bis re.
cent Eastern trip. IIo reports most tayorably
oo tho progress iu tho construction Of tho nav
Weat ulEislon wAteI-pumplnR eugInes aud AZ
peets that they will bs completed about the 1ak
OF Dsoemhat. A"'
, 1875-05-01

LII @@fsNEH
Somehow or nthcr 1t haH happened during the
part two yea!H or no that Whenever l1r. Thomaa
has advertised a Beethoven or Wagner pro.
cr,,nne noonc bnvo ,,,rncd mt r., l,rcor o,,,,,.
rool.. . n.''1 - - Ao
p'fo 'na' " o'ne9 occns'o"s' !n'a 1oaleasos q
very radical change. Il shows thas tho aeod Ar.
Thomas has bocu so auietly sowing is bcgtuning
In n,ao tim musical fiefl wtc vii, lin 1,.rvcss
n !. c,,on1o r,croo.ar ,.h;.t !. ,ot ,,.o.ss,.
- sAAIs ~ 'I"l.o''' ".'sa 20 4u1 a''oSo'"'
el uuo ~ ''Fhsoa Ut bcnsat'on. Labs
night tho programme WAS Jointly Dcethovon
and Wagner, both comnoscya boipg renreaoutcd
bv anna ~ t1,cir cho;csst ,,sacr,otivo mnsic -
49, ~, a..,.a1v .nr.aHs;... ',1,,e'. -. W.
"as ~ ',,.s app'o!''as' ~, a4'a' 10. "ashe,
Iogafds beoehoVon ~ Tho source Of n'uslcal
itoaa and forma. Tho audience was thought.
ful. carnost ono,-one Of Tho kind tba. tsfen.
attentfvely md e1ts thro,ch a norfo,rn ,co
1,.a u..,t'..s s ,,a.s ~ 1s...si a.e. a.A,,
!ho oeesno9en mub'e tthe fa'5ofai symphony
people listened 10 1t for enjoyment,
Nonry ali lin Wagner mraio vss nnf.,
mIlIaf, aud repalo listened to It With keou
oausrnoss many Tor tlo aaho of nritlc.sm, snmo
sake al onioymens tI,o Iottor c1ass he,nu i,n,,nd
to thoso wG sr" hcard ti'n rnrs,e x naf,ra tpsu4
i,ayo CONC tu anioy Il i,,st ~ 1v.0 1hn ,n.sa "ea
now onioy "rannhauserh md a1,n',nns
priu," because tIoy hayo dIeeetd ttem.
cIntpo' anI ai.er tie cnncers tha sasIpvpa'xs pp'fus
wnro crowded vii, oarer Ind esTnost s1'tc.
mRnv nj Whonn I,acoycTed tT,st thnre m,cht ho
some.iina in mns,o atter Iii m IRA innortant .ni
ncrnlanont thnn q racioIy which tici{os Ii, ~ csr
far ittin wilc and than lsnsea ,ntn tIe hurnf.
nrean. fur fron,,ent .n,l tcil}nns 1rists Al II
thfs ms tha casn viii nnv n nerfnrrnanc, ~ az.
trncts torn from thar settIur, yl.at 1nnid
have been lho rcsnit hsI tiie nlusio isnn
hoard in Ita puoticai and dramatin lnisi, Wi,hthn
accsssorioa - Of costume. scot'ery. and acto1,'
~hicn nlay ho imnortant ns1. N Wsnncrs ;,.a,
Of . art S' ~ ''p0' 'a'4' '"'' ~ "ss'o1 asA'
NJ tha ns,formane. ~ t,,a r.a,ora, svror,,,x
or n jtn rcharsctnrigtica' ~ nSn5 ~ p,v
yor5 tor the chs5antcr nt r. IN Vrrv rsiI r,n.o my
In Iii conccrt.rnars, and tha naTfo,msncn nav 4 X
ss,s ~ ~ ,,orfcs} ~ san,'t ~ c-i'c,.n, Iaah. ~
sttschcd 10 Il mottn wch Il onn y, tho nnson
,niss ~ nn,aic-. moro s1n1asssnn ~ ts.na
thsn ,,o,tina -. IN otI,tr rnrfls H.. /, sS
III X ,"roiy ~ nhtnctvo nsaan,st"n ~ ~ 1s.s
n,i".nS ~ nntuJs h.t ~ ,hs ami 1h;c,' .uss. 49,
radns m%;rr, traa nyches,rs rayn II nia ni ,s
ss IT,, ~ ts;sa ,n's, VII" LIB
ihkr IT, 1884, a.u .Aas ALT ~ ns 1u"e
~ t.". tu ua nao' tn eao tas y unoo~t,
ea,y nue. ~ W. w. soo eaae1InG. nsaaons' na
I niant,. ~. ,,. !. 1Ws eaE; n
o,eG vi Gu GJteIsons s'o,u ', aueou. Sissaes. iHAn
| anu M lhotas', hna ne Melssefseenaet Vn
Nue!n,octR', to.t1oaci9s n1'eshanua ooaat!ul
da LuSJ oos, Ky XIV "st @ t.as @'rousn ane s,t o. 90
, 1875-05-01

r. TIE Editor ef Tho CA'cd7o ir1bttBt:
LAKE., April 28.-From tho manner rour cor
respondent reported Town Of Lako matters for
your Monday morning pape.:. it might bo In
ferred that sumethsng WIS wrong With Treasurer
Colinap'a bookB and accounts.-a deficiency hcro
and there. Please say through your papcr that
for every dollar Of cash, bonds, water-oan cor
titcates, or tax certificates have presented, or
still hold in my hauda. full, spocaac, and COM
pleto receipts. There ID not to e1ceol cents
but what is fully covered BY a voucher.
Whom you understand tha* In paving
estimates on n large job with xl,U0J
bonds ar certificates, there might aonc-
times be IN oyerpAy1nent and sometimes
m undorpaymont, you will readily nnderrtand the
tacts in this cass. Ills day atopl cd paying
tlele was duo the cout.act5t, AZ claimed moro
than $l00,00o. lie had furnished, In addition.
several thousand dollars OF extra special cast
iags, and lad claim for lntosbBt due. 1t III
uot at all surprising that III paying hls estimates,
made iu thousands and fractional parts Of i
thousand, with evon thousand securities, there
might ho some difference. Buch arc tho fncts.
Sill, whatever that difference might be, hold
hia vouchers for tho SUM IN every cuse. Please
give this place and obnge. Yours respectfully,
zkNAa CoLaAN.
IAta Treasurer Of the Town Of Lake.
, 1875-05-01

Interesting to tho Ladies'.
Our styles In our millinery department ars unsur-
passad Our stock Is complete with all lbs latest and
choicest novelties. consisting Of Frnneh chip and
straw hsts, trimmed and uuts1mmed. All arc inyttod
10 examine our mammoth stock.
li0TcHEtN FatNx6 4 TO-
, 1875-05-01

You Win See q Great Difforeuca
In pEtees Of 81 kinds Of Mattresses Spreads pillows
urff, spslug-htds, etc by buying ouce At liiIper,
1onkina Fazons, 223 and AL state street, where
Aey atu Ill manufactured.
, 1875-05-01
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

Allan r. ,r,,,r5 and Louis se1ulss, the M,
r."". e,ss r,..,. ca.,n,is.ion,rs onafhed Ia III,
ronn,s ~ U,o.,. ~ -"s,o7,.y.
'' o.H o.. =.
100000, 10 feel on the south aldo Of Adam
sttnet. 35 feot cast Of Wabash ayonuo.
80, a,-., s-r,s ,,.v. .,r..d~ t.t.,
Some ha!,'uo1en mm' As .s.s" oJ s..o,
quarters IN suo .s" ill.,. .,,s ~
lndeatson0 arc .hat noss'' su1ss n''tea NIL u
tcadT for occupa ucy AlondaJ'
Thu Cor1nrr'n ,unrcst in The case Of Josepl
1sa.t ...,.,J.. vo.r,+n3 In 4bo n~ororn,;or
..'A'o"t, 3ss', ,, nasss. 1.., y, 60. t.,,r
from M Dams o. o'neof 'sy "' oeo''' MIL
ii!led tho man III Hel.'-oelense.
Hanson Apdergou, II Norwegian, employed al
tin tanncry of Walker, Oakley L Co.. died sud
t1ouly d. that establish, no,it last evening. Dc,
ueAscd Al q stranger In this country.
Tho co,o,cr .nno,,,c. lin. ,,o vii, conclude
a., "u aot ~ ~ IL I,n.i r.sa Wedneadns
so nauoas ~ 'no nt, na ,,.'shi rssf,s s,lion az Il
"cncts rhc resr,t ~ ia chemical aua,vsis Of
~ S'e: S;ai,,f ~ ,x,ti .i,e ~ J." ~. . :, -
~ ,,,- ~,
s, amn WE q ., nor ,an,euea m iucon
o.o,,," nncsnsc1t wns m nst,mahIn womsn
aua had lsrss ess'o o. aeq ,nnsce' WHO vi"
''a'" ~ "e' 'o'" van -
genator john a. Logan vi \ good thinG foi
tho creditors Of The LOOK Cont 'fy hatina! Lam
Yesterday morning. Lie depos' tod w,th t'o 10.
,rnu ov.r,lruwn at tl,n linn Of tbo ooNapsn oil
tr., ,rstisn,lon ~ ''e '' -rNS "
'naa ''Ss''us'on' -,...
Tho election OF tho Board Of DI rectosn q nd OF
!]eer. q the German sintuai Ei,e .Aasociatson oi
!soIth Chicago was held yesscsdas. WIN tn tol'
lowing rrsut: Pfesidont. d. Dlctse1'chi !lco-
ltrstcnt J. Becker: Ttoasuros. Y; Colt'ug
SECRETARY, !. II. Ernst; Appraisers, Al. Ne"t L.
Young, and Anton 1mllof.
Mr. Samuel II. booth, son Of Judge D,oth ot
tho Circuit Court WHO for tic Iass two ycI IL
l,sa loon tho obriug and c1fclont minuto.clC Il
III Judge Iroo's courtroom, severed his oonuot'
lion yepteray with Tho Office OF the Clerk OF tbt.
bia linn Sut| energies 10 Tho practice OF tho law.
for which ho hhs boon propariux himself ror
oup,e ycara last,
r, -,-, c.., p,,..u.,. a..
:, lho enatso MAUI ~ Go.onss Dei.Iosn a., 'oo.
rotot feieTson tuos IMoaI' "a mItcnnaa .'ist a ~
nyatB coal'yaln' 1p,topl1"'eu ~ "n!sn nu tooa
iton aeeeasca aooss w; poIA1s, ~ m'hou' ,.sa,
3ounuataon ine aAn 1y & '1nso ,.r. W .i'.. H.
, 1875-05-01


singing of Tho first number Was maRnificont
a'iccch', and reflected tho highest credit upon
our little Chicago tenor. for no alAll Sill claim
him. lila subsequent Loaraciless Vas 3 mtsfor-
tuno.
Tho neadon closea will, The performances to.
isiSiora asS; Tho programme OF the ''n'' will '' as
aelecEIons from tho Opera rannhasuasr .wsgntr
B. Romance o1 Wolfram. wIa Todo'ahnuns.
..n.,. n. Trans Rtm'nt'e'. ,..,.
stsnunas i@,e sone w.i,sle il. .o. wssas9
Ifr. II. A. Bisfhof.
S1lssto moo. J. iesrSo: Allegro con sp1,so
Pant II.
o,etture-" Wedding Of Canacho ~. = Mentassohn
'''''siti;. siifns i;rti.;i 0rtIt.tra.
- N:.,r* u 4. 1i:eic5 and +: Rtmmt;x
Walt" Artists 1Afo ..ssranss
Tho following Ia tho oyo,,ins progsammo:
se1eetton. from The orers try,nthe" :" Weber
: SfaS,ss1% si,s|l;sn%ws ", o'rs e n''eh'" 1,.t.,
Gr. Fran. Eemmerts.
i1aapsei fot si.n ci:is:ii i; ;oaehin Rsaj
ss:ns' fo: H9na f;o "oEphsS" 'nlnSs o1I
chorus u 100 roites and crtit.is1. Director 81 lie
chorus, ". y. HhekntaH.l
puet@5s,sona ia rni,i t:b ii: sIohE
I''r;. =: 4. A'..Ao5 and r. Ren'n'erts; H..
ipisw Wlll!s@ Ts!la fo1t Rossni
nh, ,,o5r, r,,,,.et. sr. 4; =. H''e""' 1,.,,
A"p"'' 1''ns'o'se' 40. .'''*
ACADEMY or MUSIC.
The performance Last oyeIinE Of Horgo's
nChilnarlo" b7 tho Soldeuo troupe wAs ia.
mcaeurably superior to anything that the COM
i. .s a'ea ~ s1''s@s9' $4,000 ~"
.e"PAo'e"e.. ~ efo'5 i.0Pse' A' :" auoAo
ne" 'ouA u 'oo "ot''s npu 1sap'ls1a " ~ y"
suaNatiua' "aa "a1s"n,luR ''is usn'ou ,n"s
n..ao ueaoue 80, uau opsuoa "'sa 'po1.e
~ sao nnnaso VI psoeo A'1 pro'o m "os1.a
49,, Ao uo'a aNoe1'nof un'1e"% ~ opo,s' ~
"n1oa ',aa nu'ef poiofo posn pel'"tmou ~ ont-
ssso ~ ~ 1tol'e napp'ess Nc.s,-a soiu as ue'os
.rpteaeuca W ononoaea "h,ae 4ons nst VI
bouGo productions contains nothing l!Alf 80 mu;
elehl ~ thilpeflc and low 90 % %11llcRlnE hno
enlosanle 10 plot anu movement, ino aadiehco
.ast n'snt =, "as aulte larSe, hnu oo19so aozeh
oars ot tae score haa oeon gwen tuofo Naa
Hene1al ptoklhg up OF muslcal eatS 1n locosnl-
@ sion Of something really ohoic9. TIsa in,prca,
Mon @ . nssossnouea Iap!oly' asa ~ tnu S'oho .!
tho tlEht actIwhsch was DISTINGUISHED by
hao mao enofus, ana snpe!o coaceft-
su p4sce win dolo' ueauu'nHY aunE W
hllsa s9laehe, tne chot4a enuInR WIN 2
moat uniQuo auu tno elect u sustained chord
o. uncommon length, "a!ch seouron no ea-
thnslesslo oncoro-by tnls tlhln tle alulenco Wae
conp'etoly Won over both to the opcIa and the
mannef OF l1s fooaosinR, hnd tneneolos"afa tho
pot1pimaneo Was pronoancoa huecoss. large
oaH,per ot e,goai9 mentolloas leatnfes may
not nov ~ % no;'eed put We can :. co1diauy o rom-
monu tne Sold1ne company 10 "Ch!iperlc 70
oSe1yooaY WIG ikoa TO laugh hoartlly And ls
!nna !t! ol EXQUISITE Has'cs II Viii Do repeated
1nls evening"
TUE oo.no ooro..uo,,er
~ a"'.epasou ny 'noso "so nase ocen "asca-
'ng sneat1ical matsofe closely during tho past
season, 4 move has boon mado IN d decided d.
rection, whicl, will etfoet very marked change
, 1875-05-01

The Great Sunday Overland Nall TrAln
Win leAre Chtosgo Buudsy, Nay ., st le5 ua., 7ts
Chicago, Book 1sand Psciae Aailrosd, stoppipg At
I'll regular stAAons On main Lac connecting u Omaha
, 1875-05-01

~ Ch1okof1pK FI1no1
Contain s hsest improvements. Over +s 600 persons
havc testified 10 thsr pupsrtotity. nceAx Temple Of
Nuslc, "a Van uu1sn street,
, 1875-05-01

&ssaTs. ". II. Hutchinson + Hon, al West Randolph
street, prepare Clan Flora mineral waller In siphoa
bottles md fountains. Tssds supplied On favorable
tstua.
, 1875-05-01

Not to Eat With
mArelgt wtre teeth given liz. Providence intended
them 10 add TO personal cou,hllneas, and thoy Will do
10 II 10 brush thtm With aozodon and thereby taep
Them whito Ailtl SQUAD.
, 1875-05-01

KEW-l5ARR--In EhleAsn. at tho rptIdancs Of thg
htass fshor BY he lse!. Henry pcrJ. Nectoe ct III
Esq. Of Useeas, Ia, and Nils sarah Il. Carr, Of ths
city.
F. = ths rcsdence II nr. " a. Appesato. CtneiHnstll.
Aad Miss Clara afultcn. 0f Cincinnati.
, 1875-05-01

FA2tAtN0 nluSEs
70 The Editor Of The CAiengo Tribune:
No. STEVENS STREET, CH1cAao, April 29.--I
observe statement made by Join IL. Mueller.
cut-stono contractor OF tho now Custom. Homo,
to tho effect that tho patching dono on tho stono
in that bul!dlng was done by tho Btone-custcrs.
without his knowledge or consent, . statemont
utterly nt variance with the truth. fIo veil
GnowB that thcro mas gang Of from twonty to
forty men employed constantly patching, not
atono cut bv themselves, but By the other stono-
cutters. flo knows, alBo that llo employed 3
" foreman !" specially to attend to them, rs wefi
AZ to the putting tho best atouo III tho front
piN-s whi1o ho telogascd tl,osc Of tue yolloH
strll 70 to tho background. Tho foreman's namo
is Ch nrlos Proctor.
II h undoubtedly true, however. TINT about
per cont Of tho patching III duo 10 atono getting
chtppod while In tho DIocoBB OF cutting or re-
moyal. This will occur IN any Job, no matter
frchh Mr. hfneller's memory in regard 10 these
p,,inta, L would ask II he can recolect tho fact
t1lat tho "patchors." +" bv which name they were
k*aonn, askcd him Inst summer for a raiso Of
their wages. which hc lefuEed on the ground
that, az he was Obliged to cIass them as stone.
cattos t.c could not give thnm any moro than
the higheat wages given u that claas OF mon
7 1,c reason for 20 c]aBsing them. tder were told,
= aH TINT tho authorities a. Washington did not
Thoro IL ono thipg that surprises good many,
and that Ia that while tho storm raEes- Mr. Supel-
iu utcndont OF stonc-cutting Cooy ysitsse<urnlyuncr
the shadow Of his uothinGnoss, although le IL
ths party most to blanc. and WAS perfcetlv aware
that tho patching wns going on al! tho time, and
that the cause OF tho patching wAs what ts known
"a 'iron spots" somo Of tha blocks beng per-
fectiY inprognated With it, 40 mich 20 that the
uritcr counted ht1tecn Patches in ouo a:oae.
and there nsc very few Of the stone
that arc not patched moro or loss. It was a TOR
tunase thing that tho largo platform on tho oast
front broke. which had patch in 1t OF about zoo
woieht, and. az 1t hung like Mahomtnets colin. 1t
was 1atLcr a dangerous affair. Another thing
that is u gross wrong il that superior workman
Ia not allowed to cut u stono any qucl;cr than Oil
Inferior o1c, thero being t1mo set up,n them
by Mr. Heed and bis tnder-fo .eman which pre-
yeuta The uovernmcnt taking the advantage OF
tho bestor woskmou. UNE VINO kSowH.
, 1875-05-01

Glen Flora.
Jou would Avod lLfe Of suffering uRs Glen Flora
Mineral Nates. Ask your drugglst for circular Giving
full particulars.
, 1875-05-01

with Mnniay morning express Train for Denver ind
Ban FrAuetscu.
Tickets via Chicago h Northws wssttrn or Chesso 1nr.
lngton QuiucJ 1nlisoads will be taktn ta train.
, 1875-05-01

eratnre Franchise; Fasane'tc'a Frnnct, Conssos @
EchlIor's hlhria Stuart; Schilicrs William Toll
Woodbury. Gotman S"rins; Drawing; Iown-
send'e Anh1y4s Of Civil GoycrMment; lerryn
Political Eoonomy: D,wcn'a Political Economy
Dana'n Geology and Stinern1ogv.
Now, As to tito few who n Adnatc or to tho Tow
hundreds or theu .at1dA. more OF less. Who AZ
proxtmA,o graduation. T rntc no question; but
whons , circumstances forbid tho expectation tist
more ttmo aud money can be Bphtod thsn will
inst suffice for tho attainment Of the 1nerest elo
menta Of business courHo must, In Or
dor 10 do so', t,anp the whole dEes,y
wrong. AZ vol require . hungry man
to searct through bushel Of ctaif for = grall
Of ul,eat Or pourlv'clad ono to ontes tho lIsts
In composttion for rich garment without ths
slightest probability Ct ganing, more tl,sn few
well compel man whose money will hnt ji1st
nay Its faro from Chicago to Boston to buy his
Ticket via San Francisco nad around Caro- Horn.
lest business should bo oyesdonc In i5ostgn. or
far as h multitude nho ought to bn educated 10
tile public schools arn concerned, tho objnct
could bs no moro offcctunlly doteated II tho
cou,Bc and order OF oxorclaee had been pro-
not TO do It" ia tile aud and aim. 1lso drcasy
llBt of textbooks md tho inllosiblg "courso and
order" sord crowds Of tdlers to tho strcets to
furnish litigation IN tho Criminal Court and
freight for tho "J!laek slarse' atlu II y
plcnd for much slight modification OF tho
cnn1so and order ns shat', by tho ntd Of .
little Of tito philanthropy go abundant III Chi
caGo, bring them tlrt,er salutary Influences,
Show them that somebody carea for tlcm; that
tho star Of hopo rhincs for tkom; md thus, by
a right ,,re Of tho raw material aolve tho quos
iou Of frcselsts to Joliet, and save tho expenses
Of tho Courts.
Tic inillal step viii consist IN the establish
~ fr 11,a ~ g1,n1I
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-02
From the Norway Aietl'tistr.
south Waterford.

Many Of cur roads are impossible on account OF
snow lsln. il being impossible TO keep them
open.
There are only two watcr-whee on our stream
that can run any i've being from up solid.
Oar coolest day , dess. below zero.
The grange OF Patrons Of Husbandry," at the
citI Is aourshing; large numbers being added 10
their order.
VIM W Watson salt box manui-,) has taken
in - Partners, VIM. ". Plummer Of this town.
they are having large amount " timber hauled
- their mill.
Pingree X Hall are engaged in filling IL orier
for thirty carriages.
Weare sorry 90 learn that Mr.. A. 5. Bailey, our
Blac ksmith, is obliged % remove from us, on &C
count OF the shop u hich he Occupies, being sold.
Nj Elbridgs Stene is the purchaser.
\ coarse OF six Assemblies, VIII commence ~
VuIage Hall. Friday evening, Jan. s9lh Music by
AbbJG's Quadrilie Band.
Tie -ehool IN uisiiet No. ,, taught BY Mr Har'
riu-toa. &, s. grand success.
Mr. Z W. Aver informs US that no has purchased
the rigds to sell the american Dish Liter in
th.toNus OF Waterford snl Oxlorl and - meet
ins wish sooJ success
NJ. LII Nelson, is liimg his store with a
new sul elected stock 9f groceries a. 4 very low
pIices.
The -i,.lcas Q. Waterford. met saturday Jan
ss.l. AMI unanimously voted 20 commemorate, Tire
centennial wear Of tsc town, hy celebration
sometime during the coming summer.
A, Ia, me..ius % tho Methodist Circle 90 = vote
va. taken % purchase blinds for the Methodist
Parsonage
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Nc. =. Knishi. shc missing wool dealer. zee
ta-ue. % Bethel Saturday evening. Moadsy
morning he Vas called upon ty several oi his
creditors. lie represents himself As poor. Wei
H---lty be wa- arrested upon a warrant sworn
.-. 5y Gilman Chapman. alleging that n had
81 sci several uotes from one 10 three sud lvc
Thousand doliars Ta.s examination before jas
.-c y. ,. Broy.l. Book place az Pttce Hal Fl
iay. and be was ordered 20 recokuiye ia the sgm
%: ss.1o aud Tor van; o. Lau was committed %
AL
Ile flaesal Of NJ. II. n. R11ch was attended
q, :le Cong ~ sAiioual church. Saplly. Tac ser
v.cc. q. he church, conducted 3 Reys. Aaron
'lalsssoa asd y ". Grover. were very lsapre Ca.
eve The : : 4 Nasoas, .ofwlieh The deCsas -
~lsi. member were o.. 90 tAeRsnb-r % GNy and
.4e.r bur.ai service was most beautifully AMI
eaah-rsy performed, lea by NJ W Goodwin
Wiley, assisted a, the cemetery by q. q. @. n
o.. 4. Wiley. BROTHER ID. o. :. Lowell, acted a.
rtsp,1. The circum- stances OF thf. sal anI SUD
lisa leash have awakened Che liyeliest ieclags Of
'vn .s.tt .a t.i- community, watch showed Co.
sch. a the lurs, gathering assembled a. the tlueI-
%. The large church was fun o. overflow ng
and 'l. te-earel family viii receive substantial
al lou One usethrva OF bis lodge.
Toe severe storms OF the past Few days have
blocked she roads, and reaj-r them almost i'm.
lsssa1le outside BE village. W.
ism. -5.-The oGlccrs % Mt. Abram Lodge No.
I ]. ID. O F.. were Installed on Che evening Of
OBJ, ga ui... by 2. C. A. NJ. True, acting d. D q.
n. assisted BY T. ". \. {. Libby. =. 7. EJer
t.ough aad L : H. W. Gage, IS follows:
; Chapman, y. c.. Pred CLARK, '. e.; Chas.
Il Mason. Treas; E. lannon's, sec; II W.
Gage. w g. A. Raistsl o G T. e Kendall.
a.. J. VI Freeman, L. ;. y. c.; J. r. Leach.
~. e.; Alden stevens, r. Z. '. Z G. Bur,
s@aS, L. $ y. g: Beal. stevens, z :. s. T. II.
Bartlett, L :. : ~ the close OF the installation
ceremonies, Bro Z. HammOns Behalf q the
Lodge. presented p q. A n True wiki q beSu.i-
nj easy chair. "a testimonial % the esteem IN
NaicA PC is held by them. This Lodge was ins.l-
suited oas hs;e over one year ago. and under some
"hsi iryiug circumstance: bat y has now game !
paint where its future looks brgat and highly
la.issiaE resting or = ARA basis. - aiusi every
4sjss % car order f5F the uaderliinE principle,
o l44 Fellowship mnst take root wherever lm
plated AID resals for good IN every clSe. y.
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neN.r mACK, MACK. corGm. couGm

cough a symptom by which various diseased
conditions OF the throat. bronchial tubes aud lungs
manifest themselves. But whether 10 arises from
the irritation produced in the throat and larynN
by taking cold, from an attack Of Bronchitis, from
incplent Consumption, OF from various other
causes, nothing Will allay 10 more speedily or
cure Il more permanently than Dr. ficTce's Gold
en- Medical Discovery. II does not matter Nheth-
CT t be recent attack, or a lingering cough, the
Discover. /, m either equally well adapted for
its reiiei and permanent cure. Ia fact, Il will cure
a cough In one half the time necessary 10 cure II
with any other medicine, and t does u, not by
driving it up, but by removing the cause, subduing
the irritation, anu healing the affected parts. No
time ,h0uld be lost in commencing the use OF
proper med iciue ioy the relief cough. ior unless
this course pursued, serious and dangr tous dis
ease OF the lungs IL liable O. result. Golden Med
zeal Discovery Is sold by all dealers IN medicines.
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TOWN ITEMS.


Ia writing Albany new, Of late We are com
PEELED 90 c.roai,,e mash that is SAD, aaI espcci.
=. Isl - ,h.s week welucs.av lsth inst, two Of
o.. promlneu, citizens passed away from earth.
n Roach. 10 tac prime OF life. and uatii with
a few week eujoyed excellsn; health; Al en-
ergetic useful man in his family and in The town.
T4e cause o. bis death seems a mystery. sup
posed by some 60 De poison eaten in cheese. lie
is 90 be buried under Masonic OoleTs.
p,t. Josiah B-5wn aSeJ 50 years. robust,
s;Tong nan, and enjoying periec, health until
W.,hia ten days Of MS death, w4s taken with
b ..Sas lsyer. which daSlly seized ms brain csu&
ius paralysis OF coDgestloa. Ia his death his
family and the whole community, ami especially
lie church, sustain great loss. HIS ability, zeal
sad activity in promoting every good cause es-
psciai,y IN sustaining the public institutions Ofve-
on lad rendered him exceedingly dear 20 ouy
people. and the remark 10 oiien made, chow eaH
We spare him. H.s remains were carried 20 Beth
e. fJr i1,ermSng, where be had formerly resided.
Breathe q son aud low
For one who lives with Jesus now