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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-04-22
MON RESIDENT NOTICE.
IN In Chatcery at J"nesboro' Tenn
Joseph Boothp,
s Iesficld q MAYER. ct. MI

Slesiicld & Mayer, ct. all
In this cause it appearing from tbe-al-
legations In complainants bill that
lsadore Siesiield and Max j.. MAYER two
of the defendants are nOn-rcsidcnts of
the state of Tennessee. 1t is therefore
ordered that publication be made for four
successive weeks in the HERALD AND
TRIBUNE, a n~cwsrarrr published in the
town OF Jonesboro' Foam, notifying Ike
said uon-resident defendants to appear
before orr said Clranctry t'ourt on the
18th Monday of May next, and make their
defence to said bill, or the same will be
takcr for confessed as to them. AMI set
for hcarinSi ex. parte.. Witness, y. r..
Swiuglc. Clerk aud Master o said ColIt
at Office in .ioncsboro, this the l5th day
of April, 1875.
b. +. WINGIE, G. 6 NJ
aprl1Ss tpfs5. caE sI sG
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Waddill VS.. ~Crawfsrd.S

Ibis noted pepfevin suit in our Circui,
Court wastakenI up On Wednesday of last
week, The evidence closed on Saturday,
Messrs Hacker, Griffith, j. G.'and A.
Deaderick appeared for the PLAINTIFF and
Messrs ~Ingersoll. Earnest and Kirkpat.
Tick for the defendant. This was n noted
AID peculiar suit. In 1869 Geo. W.
Crawford replevincd a bay mare from
James c. Hale, OF Jefferson county, and
held her et a few days, when S. D.
Waddlll replevined her from Crawford
Three parties contcstiug their fights in
tue same court for the same animal at the
time seemed to puzzle even the
lawyer L was finally arranged for
aud Hale to try their rights,
and Hale was successful. Crawford lost
the mare. aud had to pay the cost in suit
and also pay for the animal. Now at the
present term Of the Court Waddill and
Crawford try their rights and the jury
decided on Tuesday morning in favor of
Waddill and taxed Crawford with the
cost This certainly is a very strange
case and has been a heavy expense not
only to the l~itigants but also to the
Arabian Linimcnt; Mustang; Arnica (;
Nerve and Bone Li,tle's White oil.
Al Hfr,rNt t,n,
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D. p. Row..
JEnu Mo IRIS.
r, A. Lowry
The People Want Proof.

There is no medicine prescribed by
Physicians, or. sold by Druggists, that
carries such evidence of its success and
superior virtue as BoscnEE's, GERMAN
SYRUP FOR Severe Coughs, Colds settled
on the Breast, Consumption, or any dis
ease of the Throat aud Lungs a proof of
that Tact is that any person afflicted, can
get a Sample Bottle for 10 cents and try
its superior effect before buying the regu>
lar size at IS cents. 1t has lately been
introduced in this country from Germany
and its wonderful cures are astonishing
every one that use it. Three doses wi Il
relieve any case Try it. Sold by. ]. S.
Mathes, Jonesboro'. Tenn.
A. II. COussens & 60. Nashville Tenn
Wholesale Agents,
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Sunday Scbeo, Statistics

lh' Superintendent of each Sunday
'eN"ol should send to Prof. Nelson.
znestone, Tepn,, a report Of his school.
II desirable that al The AeHJolsEo Il the
pa b fairly represented at'ihe Sun,
School Convention on the 4th of May
h~drriadwn. Pro-. Nelson u vice
''tdsnt fot l,hs county, lsad, shopld
We the re pcrts before the meeting of The
School Convention.
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Attention.

John 4. satb4sEH Miller. gas3 A
bepAfrl Esqrs, and X. PYsqeIll aye
slIcd 10 meet il Joncsboro,,, on Monday,
Jay the "a. for tho pirpose of takins'
Iers fr rG:%listricting the county.
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T.P, Thomas 81 Go

I.P. Thomas 81 90
DEALERS IN ITALIAN AND AMERICAN
MARBLE, Monuments, rOmbs, Head and
Foot Stone, Urns, Vases, &C.. &c. Knox
vile, Tennessee, are constantly shipping
to all parts of East Tennessee, especially
to Washington County, the best work IN
their line. that we have seen, come from
any other establishment. Parties needing
any thing IN the TOMB Stone line woald
do we'll to call On Gas. IL. Dosser & %.
Local Agents at Joue>boro'. or Rob:. n
McAdams, their Travelling Assut, for
Hawkins, Sullivan ard adjpini counties.
or ad iress,
ia 1. THOMAS so.
KOt It,, rsla.
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Wanted.

10000 Bushels Of wheat to be de-
liSered at any Of the Depots along the
line of the Z. T. Va. & Ga. r. r.. fol
which | will pay the highest market prize
in cash. Address me at,
Joresboro', Tenn.
JonN K. STURGEON.
Aprll5w2.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-04-22

The fellow who appeared on the streets
be- day last week WITH his summer coat
,. came to the conclusion about sntur-
Day and Sunday that it was entirely "tso
l,ihrn ~.ilfi<h ~ EtiA EVA
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-04-22

The COMMITTEE Of arrangements for the
C,clling match at the Court House to-
borrow night has made arrangements
kr vocal and instrumental muse for the
occasion.
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An Item,

re>d's'ricting the county, | pro.
10 the surveying without Gust to
l'0u0'y' The reasoui The aavan>
I, wat will accrue to the public
I'G@ P'ePsslE ReatpgEaAzpr pro.
Dsnang he dkthss viii am NV
GS 5 nc for toe labor.
.ut1 RfSkssflAtl
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-04-22

Mr.. Z. Simorly was in town this
rtck. lie informed us that work will
h. resumed on the East Tennessee and
Western North Carolina Rail Road this
,pnurp uo9 9,ll. 10 sgF9n
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-04-22

rTTT7TTT T~9lfr.a Al!
II you want to enjoy a hearty laugh
Ind q heap of fun 50 to the spelling
hatch 10 morrow night
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-04-22

Sas- Special Notice to Book and Bible
canvassers. Volt will hear of something
10 your advantage by sending your nd
dress to the st. Louis Bible Publishing
Company, 800 Locust Street. St. Louis,
Mo.
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' DJ
JAS. ST EwAET. ]
Wilson & Stewart
SOUTHERN AND WESTERN COM,
MISSION

oOOlHEhN AMI NESIERN COM
MISSION.
No 215 North Water st. and als North
Wharves.
NOTE We will tax e pleasure i'm fur
nishing shippers with any information
they may require regarding the state of
.onr maket, or on other business matters.
stencils and "Price Current" forwar-.
ded, Tree Of charge, on application.
Hess, Rogers & Chambers. Phila Bar
crolt a Co., Phila Jacob Riegel a. Co.,
Phila ; sitter, Price 4 Co., Phila First
Nn'ional Bank, l'hila f; Pfohl n 3tocton
salem, N, G. Hodgin, Hunshaw a co.
Winston, y. G.. II. W. x ID. r. Lindsay
lIighPoint, n. q. 81. G. & IL. G.. Wool,
E%stillyille, va. &; Ja4-es IL. DosseT q Co.
JoRes5oro', Teun.
juiy2ly.
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Happy YrllsS, Tsesi ATaihti1ill
A Goad ThinA

From tie reports that reach us from all
sections we must incline to the opinion that
Messrs. Sanford, Chamberlais q Albers
have good thing D ihris liares esleLra-
sdBloedsand Liver Pills. They inform US
'that 4eir sales are increasing daily aud
every Uhe is praisins the virtues Of this
seSt remedy.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-04-22

Col. A.. J. Brown. was selected as spec.
Ia Judge to try the cause of Ellis vs.
SpurgeOn.
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1onesboro' District, M E. Church
Third Quarter.

JopesboTp' District, M. E.. Church
Third Quarter.
|Eliznbothton May s
|Elzabethton CIR. Limestone Cove 10
Garter Station " Stony Creek %
,Joue,bOrO.' Kyker's 20
Deep Spring June 8
hi RrancL " Pactolas ~
and johnson City, john
son City ,h2ildUg 1SQ@I9
|RbentOwn Earnest,s Chapel I" rs
Cir. pigah July s
|Greeneville 10
J. A. RUBLE, p. 4.
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Rev. J. r. Shultz, will preach at the
n. +. Church next Sunday at II O'Clock
IA. VI.
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Happy Valley sgcnas.


Farmers are busy making ready for
corn planting.
, Mrs, Bette Williams who has, been
very low for some time, we arc happy to
asisFecOveripg. ,99pg9Hu9
Our school under the control Of Prof,
Matinee is progressing rapidly, too much
praise cannot be given him for his energy
aud perseverance,.
Married at I o'clock. Sunday morning
Afdl fSth,Y bs' Rev. J. s. s~nodgtsss, at
Che residence o. ths brides Grandfather,
Mr, VIM Humphreys, aud Miss Fina
.6Ourlcy, oil Of Happy Valley, Tenn.
just at the age of nineteen.
Willie starts out in life,
And Fina the age of thirteen,
TO be his loving wife.
c. NJ.
Happy YrIls,, Tss,; ~Agai5tttu2
PLASTER.
/ have good lot Of Plaster on hand
for sale. If.
j. B THOMAS.
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Notice 20 Tax Payersi!
Aphl5w2.

Notice "a. Tax Payerst!
| and my Deputies have circulated the
information that after the April Term of
Circuit Court, we would hand our books
to the collecting officers. to close up all
back Tax for rs and back. Ihave also
appointed John II. Spurgean and L. S.
Cox, to assist in closing up the Taxes.
All are hereby notified to come forward
and pay up Immediately, or their pro-
perry will be sold.
l. A. BRANscoM. Reya COk
April IL, 1875.
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MoRRisTowN, Tenn, April 2o,lS75.
Delegates to the East Tennessee Sun.
day School Convnet' on, Which convenes
here the 4 h of May, are requested to
send their names to one of the undersign-
ed, that houses may be provided for them
before they arrive.
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NIarch25.
KYKER Pipes.

| am now the only manufacturer of
the celebrated kyker Pipes. They are
the best made and the great demand for
them has enabled me to make the naces-
parry arrangements to fill all the orders
That | may receive. Price of pipes $1,000
OuSand.
Address,
10 Nv CARR
Waslnnton co Gaberrs Mill
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Wheat has advanced IL price
E@sF' rhoeaysa serp,ps9 oa hand
doubt do well to sell now as
seems TO be a demand for it. In
!, would have been. much better
'uem If they had.sold last Septem,
T'en the PRICE vas qs high as #
1 IS and perhaps As high as It Mif
'lls summer. Our advice is to sell
. 'ule you can get the money for
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N'Or Snie

NNNs
A VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE TWO
stories high, with seven rooms.
good stable, smoke house, spring and
spring house. fifty odd fruitftrces, a va
rlcty of flowers %slrubbery, and one Acre
OF ground in the town of Fall Branch
10 miles North West of Joncsboro' Tenn
AiiT u desiI ing a nice home in II coun-
Try village upon easy terms, and at a de-
clded bargain, eau secure the above
property. Address
NE MAHONEY,
~ EE ggl 1snesbero' Tenn.
! German iCoagh' Syrup stOpcbnker',..
Sl0P9S FI0wsrj BrJAp'sl bronchial
Trochcs. 4,
AT'WHEELER'S.
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ty't's Hair Vigor Halls Vegetable
Pc Kencwer Clark's Hair Dye.
AT WHEELER'S.
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Dor the latest ST. les Of Paper and En-.
l. velopes, call on
pril20tt. john S. MATIES.
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"
SOCIAL G

April 90 W..
, 1875-12-08
o'CONNoR ON THE WsR-PATH.

Tho snAllost paper IN Chicago Ia named tho
Courier. The largest reporter Ia Chicago is
named Michael O'Connor. Tue two aFo Joined !;
ihey aro iudssoIub'e, ~ ono might say. With
nut the Courier, 0Connor would be but 4 van
derlug mlchinlst. Without O'Connor, tho
Courier would bs but vaae blank at dead legal
edysrt!saments. o'Conuor Is eccontrio. lie ia
chea1fu!. Then. again, 10 10 moody. IIe ts
enthusiaaslo Al nmss. lie 10 depressed Ut Others
Thaas widely varying conditions seem to esin. In
about Tho eane ratio ~ tho abundance OF Bear-
city Of disutled sputs III The physica4 body of
OCoonor.
Ytalerd4y OConno. was Joyous. lie was e1.d.
10 ~as s.hllststed. lie enjoyed lifa ttarcely !;
1nAtiy, Kiotiousiy enioved II, Yhp canae may,
perhaps, ba inferred from HhAt has be!ure beeu
haId4 Q'ConnoE started out In the AFTERNOON,
and went to tho Union Street Folica bIatiop.
whether sftar nsws or IN sanal u abandon OF
reckless spjoymbnt docs not clearly appeal. AZ
any rsss be went. He oopsarncd with kho sta
tion.kespsF. and With communicative policemen.
lie laughed md Ioked with Capt. Ellis. Nut
under I'll thls. there wAa oeariY-for1ned pue-
pose In 0'Coauor's Mind. OConpor had tired
ut the depths Of iouEua'tsp. lie desired 10
toAA INTO Tnx rossx1sioS OF Pow Ell,
3oto position whete lie would be 5earcd as
well ~ respected. bv hta feElow-1nen. H. short.
OCpnuoS longod IL ta po.icalnan. Iu ats
1nlod Tiers appeared only ono ooatscle-that OF
kA1b. Altar deeply .coaitsting the Ineana to Fu-
nsovs thus smbsfEase1lbnt, OCoaDoT want into
Capt.. Ellls' room. aud shortly Afterwards Capt.
.4Ella Cat lert ~ s1s'lop. accompanied. to put
, 1875-12-08

Wullcr, ,fnrIo, mud athlA%kf whse ncAln hcla
evrs hv tho court TO await tIe result of tbs H.
jnr.cH.
tIaoreo sclsultzo WAS caught while rnfadlng
West Mhtiaon street with shtae magnificent
hn1seth1a ovor '.ts shoulder. AMI tho rn:1co
tnarcllet him into n coll. The prnperty ia
claitnc.l by +, Slrunberr, who ttsos 1t thn cor.
her OF Thiyty-1fth street and Forrest eycnie.
nelany 4 Ktnsclts, of No. 10 Wcst Madison
attcot, wcr, bofore Oomtn asIunor lI,rro yasIer-
day, charged With having in their ro4acsHon
whieky OF uther ii1nor harroiH c1nrtf. but uron
Which were uncaut"cl s'atnrs. Tho ovidenco
was clear, md taoy were held in F5G0 cach for
appearance before tho DISTRICT Cougt.
That notorious vagrAnk snd musFarhed tlisi,-
washer. 2finnto aTnrks, wn. pnradinR the streets
aca1u last nsght with all the Hsye hiA vngs AIT
n,csn4 uond permit. How ho got ont Of the
Houso OF Corruu..on boforo nor,in3 his thirty
dav tnrn, IN 4 mystery, unless II vas W means OF
tho ptncttco OF allowing such criMlns'a tho right
Of an appeal.
Heinrich Hammerachmi1s, Of Winfield. ILL.,. n
fhtool,-kcnpdr bF huainess. vas ychterdaJ brought
before Cotumteainucr toyne on the Charge Ut
ceiling li1nor without taylnx thu spoelaa tax.
Tho evidence vas clear. nna accused WAS held In
4l,0'0 bail to nnawor before the Grand Jury.
liz Was agterwardn discharged from cuntod5 on
hib own FecognlxArCo.
, 1875-12-08
A 1ltvc1,t1n StJtttlfst,ics


Two BOYS who lln1 not attended tho Moody
and ssnkoy meetings wcro visible In Sidney
place. yesterday, with tfngors firmly lacked IN
cnch othera' har. anil tho crowns OF tilor heas'4
preaeed closely together like twu soune billy
goats. Thcy had boom having n very Acrco bat
tIo, and l,ad paused loug enough to got breath
aid exchange few frlendly words.
First hoy-"f heard thingH hhont yonE
father--lhe gois drunk and cks h!s wIfo."
Second boy---"Yonr mo:l,or takes In waahtn
and stcnlB otl,or follt closhoH-lnos."
first boy" Your iathers bad tho smallpox,
and boon in jail
Bocontl bov ;" Yonr motlcr borrows aoap. and
augar. and tlnttrons. aud mover gives 'e'n nac.
First bow" don't bloye YOU novor had nr
mother, and ii tnius was such a father ns your'r
Id drown him."
Boeond boy-"Iou're ns1l,au. johnny raskor
and no Ia all your iami'v, aud whom you die, OF
won't 70 and dance On your QfaVo"
Thou tho cup Of their "ra'h WIS full again
and they jerked each other around till the toote
of their hair eeemed to r'so In romonstranco
aud their litsle scalpb stood up like nutmeg
p[4tefH,
, 1875-12-08
CRIMINAL.

John Ds1y. = leading ornament OF West-SIdo
vagranoy. was yesterday sess to tho House Ut
Correction for Xix months In default Of go ana.
Jusslee scully did the good deod~
Before Justico Foote yestorisY, D. ". Roller,
charged with tho larceuy Of t35 from FlAnk
Kennedy in I saloon, Was bound ovor to the
Oiminal Court In bonds Of $500.
A young highway sobber flon, tho Cream City
named DenniB counors, was nabbed yesterday
morning Just ~ le Was stoppmg on lhs railroad
lla nss escorted tack to hls home by bIsr4n
Aolzauor.
a young uachInist nAmed William Hart uAs
locked up III the WeHt Madison 6lress Btassou
Yesterday afternoon on = charge Of bastasly,
preielled BY = yonng gil named Delvina Case,
Residing At No. liz Ferdinand ttsest. seuiiy
MI! hetE a4s case tu-aAy.
Delew, tho Young snan who was stabbed In the
free hsht taAI eususl during = dhnca II No. 4oa
FaulinA stseos laat Sunday evening, was still
sliVe yesterday, but Ais rhJsicisns Tera unsble
70 ssy whether be would I've o. not hotu,
, 1875-12-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

An extra rehcarnai for tho great concert OF tho
Beethoven B'wioty tomorrow evoninE viii take
place this afternoon at o'clock At Mccormick
uh1l.
Fred Douglass will lscturo on "John Brown
boforo the Sunday Lecture Society 1t Motor
m,ok Hall Sunday afternoon 1t . ofuloox.
Doors open Ut 2 md close a 3. Admission, 10
centA.
Tho third quarterly rnoetlng Of tho North
westesn Branch Of tho WomAu's Foreign 1t!s.
9iunary Society Of the II. Z, Church mill be held
In the Conference Room, No. 81 Warrington
street. At 1880 q. m to-ohy
Tho Republicans and nj! olttzens Of tho First
Ward who favor fnir elections aud honest gov.
erntnont, aro requested to moe: this evening at
Republican hoad. .;uarsore, northonst corner Clark
and Lake asteets, for reorganization mud election
OF officers for tue First Watd Club, aud to select
delegates to fepreHopt the ward at the general
meeting Of Nepublicaua In tho Same hall satnr.
day. a full attendance ID desired At 7.30 o'clock.
, 1875-12-08

not what beeamo Of hin, IN sho crowd, bnt
cnn,lcfcd to tho tlIps anil made tho moet Of
my .satfon tl,ern. 1maetunIon, It has heen said.
t1a,,rccnda reality. and sometimes, no doubt
this is truo I; but behave 10 ono ever imagined
of Air.. Bitttlona TINT which sho did not
moro than renlizc. The snmo might hn s"il
Of sttaa, O'Neill, groat M wha. III olhor 70
nroctc, tho contrast baswi1t thom. According
to my llutnblo notIuns, lowosGr. the nalusal
tphoHy III keeping w,tl, the roal character OF
l'facbcth'* ntr0ctous villa. In she demon con-
coivcd by the poot thoro ia h passionate iletce:
ness. All anxiety visible through iho d'egGtsc Of
cattnncss. Mhicl, hrs not rcconcilatIo with tbat
snstalned dignity or solon,uity oi which nlrH.
siddona could nor, upor any OCCASION, not oven
In ortl,nasy M{c, haykRt herBoif.
, 1875-12-08
Death in tho BntI.Roora.

Miss Wllhelmina Townsend, youog lady. died
audieniY while dancing as patty 10 Boston on
Thursday evening. On that evening party Of
young ladies' and son.lsmen. numbering about
fotty couple. held aoclho>o IN Pythian Hall, and
wore hnvtng merry time. None were en5o Ing
thomBoivos moro than Miss ToHneond. Bhs hAd
during tho osening danced several times. and
uh,1o waltzing. after having passed around tho
bali fow times, eLo suddenly tel! from
tho arms Of hcr partner upon srt-
too corpse. At first It Was supposed
that she had o1ly fanted. Medical a'l waa
aumnoned, bnt TOO late. Her father, WHO ,'aa
present. conveyed tho body to hts homo. 6ho
vns b little moro thnn 10 yeh-a oli, Tho ply
solans pronounced IL case OF heart d.aease.
Tie event 30 worked unon tho nerves OF another
oue OF tho daucbrB pAmci Snrnh Fo,iar1. thnt
size swoonod, and waa taken to tho police station
and l'acad upon cot, where she lay in death.
hko stupor for nearly two hours, ut tho ond Of
which tEmo 1t was doomed best to CONVOY her Ia
her bonn, she than show,nR but slight eymp.
tums OF returning to hor furuor self.
, 1875-12-08

Cons'annaopie ltks 10 Sto Fors Tribune.
aaw tho Sui. an Inst week as he returned fro m
tha cesemsny os kissing tho Prnphet's yaant!e 10
tho Treasury. In appearance he has become con-
siderAbty Older within tho last two ysars. Ho has
good reason to look olloworn II he realizes whR.
Is happenipg. 10 rodo In : carriage drawn by
four fine horse, aod tho authorltlos had, as ia tho
onstom. covered up the pitfalls Of the pavement
aiong Ills route with 6 inches Of sand, wol
vnscrel and 1o!led. Ills Majesty on1ovod CON-
Portable ride over well made roads. but. after he
Ind passed. rho sAt,d was all svapt II a,ld moved
10 cnrts, fer u4e most t.mo. aud tho pitfalls re-
turned. This inct l5rt maaeH oue snrHlt-e II tho
BuIsan'a Ministers hsyo not l,kewiae aou1n doyice
for concral,nr from LIN creator abuses than tho
neglected ntroeta OF ConBtantiuops.
, 1875-12-08
SUBURBAN..

Tbs Town Board he!d It's regular meeting
Monday night, Commissioner doods tolng
sbseut 4 petition for hIdenn,k on tho north
Bide of Montana ttrcet, from Linooln avenue
ono block mest, WAS granted.
resolution waa adopted authorizing tho pay
mant to the Village OF Jefferson OF $241.25, be-
ing tha balance due on tha towns share OF tho
Belmont avenue bridge.
Au ordinance was adopted for tho construction
or a cladsr-bod 10 foot In wldth on that portion
of thu Diagonal toAd not ysl improved. 4 Bitio-
walk WAS o1dered On the Boath aide Of Montaua
strsnt from Lincoln avonuo to Racine avenue.
Ordinances wero adopted for wasar-plpes -
followss A 4-inch plps OIL Montana street from
Lincoln to lsacine avenue, With hydEant ut
Bheffe,d avenue and one At Lincoln avenue;
e.inch pipe on Uiversy avenue from Green hay
NoAd to Lake YieW Ayenue With hturht,ts Ut
1 FFa1k and Laks vleT - aseunsai 4.lneh pipe on
Palmer atreat, with bydrAnt At ra!mer street; !;
4.lpch ptpo Gu Wolcott affect from Webster to
Fostar avenue, with hydsAut It Fostor aYonus.
Tho police report for November showed three
Arrests aud @14 In ane1 collected.
Tho constActor's estimate on tho pumping
works for 84H0 was audited.
An adJournmsns WIS taon had 10 Monday,
Deu. u.
beach 1t tho W,ter- Work., sud ii tho weather
holds good tho contractor thinks ho will have 1t
IL ahoftly. THU opeu weather Ia opportuaa for
the rlpe-layeTs, and they aro running their liues
rapidly, tunnollug under tEeea and sewers and
ayel ytLiny else that comes in tho way.
Tho police force are Kept busy ali night at tho
corner ct DirelsY street and tho Greau DaY
road making the rouud OF tha psw Ismp- -posta
sud quouuhinG ,nc,pitnt coula Rratious. TAe
apparatus leaks and the gasoline ruon,n9 dom
tho po.ta llghts up more than Id thought eco
n0ulloal.
uYnK PAHH.
The HYDE Park railroad station Ii houofed by
the presence Of bridal partY. Mr. N. 4. Bailey.
OF Humboldt County MIMI. 10 visiting bin
brother, Mr. ". a. bailey. The Illinois Central
6sa1taQ Agent
, 1875-12-08

DR., 3, D. Howe's Arabian Milk Curo,
II directions arc correctly followed, dissolves The
mucuous or ph1cem, which atops tho air passages Of
tho lungs. It's healing properties act upon tho irrl-
tatcd sr!aca Of the lungs aud throat. Penetrating 10
every diseased part relieving pain md entirely sub
DUNG all Inflammation.
Tha Arabian Touio n.igosatcs tho digestive orgaus,
restores Tho nppete, strengthens the sbiltsted paIl
aes and cnhes tho blood and e1rels f1oai the sJn-
tam the corru,iona which serofulh breeds upon II.
Bold by ali druggsata.
Or. Howe, proprietor OF tho above medicines u still
At tho Matteson uouse, giving ad'iec and e1amlna.
tons, tree Of charge, to all who may desire X,
, 1875-12-08

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tho matter mildly, by O'Connor. Tho loss
waa eopn notrd, md O'Connor wa' f'FaXeod
buck. the cont returning at tue eatno stue'
f,apt, Ell = Iecturrf O'Connos. 1ie roIttod out
10 him The error Of his Ways, and finally allowed
him 10 60 III peace. ,
] hon went OConnor upon the ettoet hHsin;
nntie not tho man. bus thas the real ehsenec ot
ptccngu the trno power 10 command. "as tn
hnrcnt in tho t,,al, himstlf. Thur bclioving- Ito
essAycd to mako
not That lo had heon appointcd by anybody e1-
ccpt bv U'Cnanor; no; that ho lsao star; !;
not that hc owcd any particular hilc-
ciAnco 10 anr Ar!!cn!ar Iolica loaed or superb"
tendcnt; bus that t1e clloso 10 do II. belziHB a..
n,o,k tic first man he met O'Connor informed