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Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-05-15
RkOM MES.

TO those seeking homes, this farm presents
unusual attractions Of Soil, Climate and Loca-
tion. The frost and drought which have been
almost universally disastrous :ho present year
have not injured the crops or vineyards in
the least.
One Hundred and Fifty Families can make
themselves comfortable hCYDs here
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-05-15

Hs- The National Gold Medal was awarded
to Bradley & RuIoison for the best Photographs
in the United States, aud the Vienna Medal
for the best in the world.
429 Montgomery Street, San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-05-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
A FINE VINEYARD,

Containing 100 900 vines, the youngest of which
are IL years old capacity lO0,00J gallons, will
be included in the sale.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-05-15

MCCLATCHY, Of the Sacramento Bee, is
mentioned for State Treasurer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-05-15

IMpoRTANr.-Endorsed by the Medical pro-
fession. DR.. WV. HALLS BALSAM for the
Lungs, cures Coughs Colds and Consumption,
and all diseases Of the Throat and Chest. DR..
Townslcy's Toothache Anodyne cures in One
Minute febl3-6m.
, 1875-11-06

urGor tho atle manager o,ont OF Strn. Arthur T..
Smith, nj t,Io residence ri atrH. Wlawail. 7o7 Wa
BASH avenue, waa very recherche affair. Mrs.
WatroMs, e., o! tho t,ncst ronts nit ~ !. has os
my piensnr" to i,enr, favored Tin aulleuae with
two OF three Of her Gncst solcctiana. Mrs.
1hnrrton. .also sa,Ig admirably. tihs Alan;orre
doscrvns Of 'ccal mention for or tlun rs.,i,ttou
nn tho piano, and MIRA, Carroll fur l,or .arp soEns.
slanley. Tho exquisite tenor from Trinity 'hnrrfl.
aftor ho,ng hsppilr introduced by aIr. Will ral-
colt sang the Mai OF Athon&" Hnl, wuncrful
effect. I.lt. iia sonsa warn wul appreciate anil
applaud"a, f.'ttio Miss sch,nplc!uss. BY her
efforts promises bright future.
Tho pnrlors werc bonntifuily tiecoratct1 will
autumn ravcH and ferns bv tl, ta4etul l,s,li IT
Mrs. Smith. Tho hcar;A nf l1pso noho Ia iics
who are latortng for tho Eootl Of tho poor anil
suffering in oHr iioapItals aro IN thor work. and
they lloHetre all tto chronraeoa,cnt tllat csp ln
givcn. We wcra happy that they vera s l1a,ul-
suulc'y encouraged In.s evening. II. &. Il,
, 1875-11-06
'p'hp - FgtDlss 1lcrt,rx,

duacl waB the onn of Bill" ,croas. II OIL
ambitions fronttcrsnan unulol William chnnce1
70 800 an 1nan Or Kill few hisan, he At once
TOOK unto Ills nann all addition. and became a
character. I}nt lot Il mt ho alppaEod l,a was
ronainnsl plain Hill, or, Al lha bo1t, with a
Jnilos Or l'rown aailest, ss tle casc might be. I
was William 1IobbH. Iio could nol have placed
bullet from Ills uarbine in barn door at 1Uu
psceH And yet, without unv rrnyocAton
shateser. 10 se'xei upon tho wort California
State bad mover, 10 my CERTAIN knowI-
o.go, Eeon favotod NTH his preaepce.
This man hail not bon cns out for n hero.
ii's beconhE o1o whB III direct violation Ut na-
faced, and ttnAl as 9 hare. Az tho ftontssrA.
men e1Efcesed It, having il.rBr Iost any It,atr.
no could not 10 induced by any consideration 10
ssssa one. However, by lying tn whit for tourins
l.,stueAs M guido. tIo bud ionnosl suit Of
baokskln mado In st. Louis, and would
stato 70 sho gaping stranger, My nume'a
Ca,Itarna saa, NJ BY he over ;has II .che, on
harc told ono Of tho latter from Digger; yot
Soon tho Eastotn papaIs casae back with thrill
ing descriptions OF this noted Acout a..l 1ndlln
slayer. Iron muscles wrapped in bnctsxin..
s1 ss ISL fss A s'a VI sot Svs :: s'di1n
this dead shot to niss. four timon III etlccos-
sion, bison At 10 gsf,,h; nnA OF ono pccaplon,
having mistaken Mexican lIertier for an iutl,atl,
ho fled go faHt Au far that he tost hal md nistoj
and ruined hit l,orso. Altar tl,ta ho was fam to
80 Inst md peEantulato B.oaaway. in long I,alr
and dirty bucksksu, aud be llcraldei by
onened.monthcd ne~sboyB 49, Furny
Bill, the fellcr What chaws up the Intun
nat!ou.' These specimens aro alao apt
10 faii upon aon,o cheap stofy-wfitor, who en,-
balnB ttetn nH hesocs. nnd giseB them tho onttoo
Of saloonR sud hotels. Hut w-au forced buck
By want to tllo lAunts Of tho frontier, tho
Brooches os skin. broad hat, and sWayScr aru nut
awav. and tho nsuai garments OF tho Main
adopted. Out there, whero tho poverty OF auir-
1t lurking honeatl, In known Il Lions skin doos
not chnngo tue character Of tho uulmal borrow
tug It.
buffalo Bill aud Wild Bill, whom met often
on tho plninA mitch moro fairly deserved their
nan1oH. Tho former klisw first AZ toa1nster,
thnn bartender, and finally scout. lilo certHinly
Know moro about tho plains than any ono oypr
mel. Wild lsill. during Tho years that wa.
csognlzant Of hls actions, nllod at Intervals
tho petitions Of scout, Ra.oun. keeper,
rnfngoo, and EAariH. Thu nnmbc, Of
persona know him 70 kill naB live, tlree At
Hays and two at Abilene. 1t seen,s ns II sach
men AS Bill wero t1chiRnod BY Providence 10 act
a. sort of carn!voro for Keeping down tha To-
csease OF thesf si,aetss. In vi! Of my 1entaeuco
upon tho frontior, during which tirno sixty-two
graves weEe Oiled by yiotence, Ii, no cnae VIVA thu
mnrdar othcr thap d honoiit to sacicty.-'t 't:, 4,
lfebh in }arpcr's Magazine for AorettGer,
, 1875-11-06
ItstslislE n Estlf.

}sfafIh {iEHs) {'feSH%
tie WAS small bNt nuBcntnf bpY, and tho
calf was probably ! montl,s old, with Develop
nlcnt Of unadutteroted cueseduess that would do
credit to d Georgia ku-kiux Khan Captain.
Ihero was rope botwoon them, and, az thcY
want down South Third st1eet, betB ware about
even as to whother the boy was leading tho calf
OF the calf loading the hoy. Tho calf nude
dash for tho Central Express otlico. Tho b,y
pniiod him back. md ho mado dash for the
boy, who run around q. wagon and fell oyer 4
watern'elon pile, tho proprietor whereof swote
eopiously. -,
aud pay for this msiun."
''Say, Mh-fator; wiioa--givo mo uy---ll,under-
alton on you--hat. Vun't yer ~
AND the calf kicked mp llis heols and l,-a-a-d,
and tried to run into atort, but tho boy sat
back on tho lno with all his strength, aud SUD
denly sat down III tho mnh, NJ tho calf altered
bis Msnd aud turned around to look at HIN.
They went quietly ton BtepR, till dog bagkot,
when 1t took four circles aroapd tho boy in as
many seconds, tying his legs up In tho limo,
bringing him down III sho mud ngan, aud tlrac.
ging him around until ho looked nlic III, old lat
tlat had been rtln over by tic icc-cast for two
SEASONS.
A. ptilanthropic fat man went to ths boy's
haslssance, but tue calf kicked linn on tito shin
and bnttea him in the condenser, no that 10 sat
down ou the curb'stone aud trIed to die easy.
Then tho boy and calf entungod themselves aud
started down tho street like a mail tralu belind
timo, until the calf soaring ut Bomcthing stop
ped suddenly, and tho boy fell over ii and lost
tho rope. Tho cnf at onco took TO hid heols,
eyory boy In the street running after and K1a al.
bling at tho rope, nntii 1t got tang!od III the
hringn, when h,s conductor caught llim BY lilo
ear aud tail. and II lively fight took rlaco all
acroas tho bridge aud out of sight. while eyery-
body niong tbs street proceeded to toll how
easy It is to lead calf 1t you ouly 80 their way
about 1t.
, 1875-11-06
THE POLICE.

ANNUAL Hf.T1EW OF TIE pErAnTMENT.
the ANIMAL roviov al tfo Pollen pcn,rtmo,t.
,1,,tar,s 1,,uaaNn.a h.hS -s..sst.s s ss."".a.. o
li'enos otaos nuu ssototoas a'selnooh
On tho emerald field situated At tho sonshorn
end OF tho Exposition Building, facing the azuro
walcrB Of the tnko l. cold wind was bio wiur
from .ha cost rvh;cb coraiaor.b1r ,1;n.,,,;.,,a5
~ 49, w.. . .,.s..,. -, AAp'oo 4t'"
.no ""'hooF OF spee9a'ofa' alshoush tho poph'aee
bad rory fair representation on the ground.
Il waH fully half-past o'clook beforo
tho SOUND Of drum and trombone announced
tbe approach OF sl;s column. which Was headed
hy Mai. Aovans who woro bosi -skto cap abont
tilc $40 Of llay-stack. and wilo bad under his
charge ati the members of llls 6rass band. to-
Eether with majority Of tho tirat Regiment
aruni-cofps' They succeaded IN making consid-
appearance.
Following tho musicians and dr11mnera came
an escort et or honor. thsrty.foIs sauk and file;
ol tne t!te O8phFtnonss lad bT Mhfeklnl
, 1875-11-06
LOCAL LETTERS,
TIE HrNIKIN0 SAILORS.

To tae Edttar q Tat chseaso 7'r.buns:
CHICAGO, Nov, 6.-Hard.a-Lse in your issue
OF yesterday says tho sailors who hro on strife
for - per day sro not "bummerH," but COM
iriso tho beat aallors that go out Of Chicago.
BE Il 40; but # tue gang Of twenty-five or
thirty MEL who went dowu to tho
and m came hack with ono astlor, who
mud shoulder hts bng Of clothing aud 40 With
II bIeuding aud bruised face are the beSt men
who sail out uf Chicago, then heaven forbid
that any more sallora Of this sort como into this
port. sas fehEleHsly thBy were tho toughest
not excepsug Mike McDonald's gsng Al
the polls, This poor aaitor Wan com-
PEELED to leave the yosaol agsiust hs will, or else
hu would nut have besa pounded by these ras.
calls as ho was: When he Weut past my office 1t
Kept ono haud busy III wlpins tho blood from
compelled TO 60 whether he would or not.
know uos hon many 0tuorn were bruised In tho
same mapner by these sharks tor ASSERT
lng thsir rights to uork Tor what they please;
but report saYs many aud when ''1laGtl-a-I,ea
says tho Posi- anu Mat IL not always correct, Let
lin remember there arc some Meu who Ate
never correct from principle. ouly Aopa tue
next voyage that II. a. l.. takos he and hla
houo1abe bummerH Will laeet thatr Just reward.
There are several boasdlnB-housea near BY my
Otico, aod have = chance 10 Tee tho characters
that Eo "a snd out. aad notice mauy ase sailors,
largely about tue doors, and their
looks showed plltnly THAR onarsctes.
Yesterday. thu lea1or Of the gang stood In trout
u QUE VI tha doors, and attention was called to
tho stIces. and. II 1t was ho who signed bis
hams lia1d-a-Lsa." Ao should hsyo said
-" llatd-a'l5gpte," and he would come near the
truth. TIN.
, 1875-11-06

1,onn ns Central Hall, for thu honnns of tho
ltcwsboya and boosblatsr. a lnlh,io',, % ce,,tx
cluIiron ID collta.
Tho How. II. 1'am.n y. J., will loolaro auntlay
evening, Des. ). nt st. Mary'n Church. on "Tho
Trnls and TriuulplIs Of tho Church." TlIa pro-
centa ARC ~ In t,seh to diminish the debt ut 1t.
josepl's Hospital.
''fIle rlyiF will be critically and eurousty DON.
sldpred b. A(orcuro p. Conway brforo tho sua-
day Lecture so:Eety Tomorrow afterunau. Tho
tls,ose Of McUs,m.iek Hall open al and rloao Al
3. Admission, 10 contE.
Tho ANIMAL n,eoting OF tho Stockholders OF
tho ESfositltn building Will ba held Saturday
next at = o'clock u. m. IN tho Dirsct1rs' rnom OF
tha: cllieo. Officers will ho elected fJr The on-
suing ronr. and other business transacted,
TIE ECI,y nnaAS-1EcrrAL.
Tho tvcnttetl, Of tho Horica Of Mr.. Eddr's
organ rec!tas will 10 g,vnn this afternoon at il,o
Ftgst Congregational Church, viii. tho following
Programme:
J.. h,na:n in nslnor, op. Hitter
D. Totca'a su fugne n,lnor. ilaci,
4. Arla-"show Sic Thy WnyA'. .Torren.n
NrR. tiara b. Stacy.
4. Hnuat7 III G eh1rr minor. op. e....... .n1eaaHn
A. Fl. TIM DsW Ii Sparkling "........ 1siibcn+tnin
- 10. HeuJio ..Gouno1
iir*. tlari D. stscy.
y fan1as1e 10 EofirtFt.. Lux
T.. C1lccEi'S.k ln unor.. ...,.Thielo
, 1875-11-06
SUBURBAN..

Tho Board Of Wilmotte Truatoea hold their
rogu2nr meeting Wednesday evening, but, q
quorum not being present, tho meeting nd
jonrncd nine die.
Tho Nilmette Athenp1lHl, probably tho Oldest
and most potable medium for Tho advancement
OF social growth. hold its ncatiug Thursday
ovening. The officers Of this club are: J. &,
Csitteudcn President; Miss Emily Mitchell
Vicc-presijeut Charles ", Stewart, Secretary !:
Mira. L. Morris. Treasurer. The programme of
tho evening WAs ons OF exceptional ex-
cesionce aud Interest," and the entertainment
uniformly good throughout Select teadlu "a
By Mita Gsaco Bsowart, Mrs. G. @. Griffith. aud
Charles ". Stewart. lloctations by Mas Fannie
Boggs and Matter Harry Wostestiold The adj
tor OF tho riltagc Pump. a paper oditod under
tho anapcos Of the Athepnum. road a varlaty Of
original and aolocted matter, which also udtl,in.
1stoEoa 10 the general enjoyment OF tho eyouing.
alusio was also ono OF tho enjoyable foaturos Of
tue atrair.. This Society msots ovory t7o weeks
foT mutual Improvement In literature, culture,
>, adjourned meeting Of tho Sunday -scuool
Association Of Nav frior, under tho auapIeea Of
Union Church Tuesday, with 1argo and apprs-
clstlyo audionce. Tho excrciBes Here both In.
tercattng aud prolltablo. Me. Dodge, OF Win.
netaa, acting AZ Chairman, aud Nj. q. A. Vail,
81 W1lmotte. :, Secretary. There were sddfea.oa
OF WinnntkA; and Mr. dodge, Of Glencoe, after
which tho meetinE adjourned, to moot one
month from date at Gloucoa. All Interested in
tho suoday-echool work are especially requested
to bo in attendance.
The Rov. VT. Dough, Of Evanston, has latoly
boon Installed pastor Of The Wijnette Methodist
Episcopal Church. There will be service sun
dug, ovening 1t 1880 o'clock.
Miss Mary Dogge, Of ponnsylvania, ID spend-
Ing few weoka with hor cousin, Miss Faunie
Doega.
slre. Do 0rout, OF Now York, Ia onjoytug tho
society Of Wltnotto, visiting hor cousins liisees
Shautz.
has boon seriouBIy III, Ia slowly recovering, =
Miss Latham left TuosIaJ for the East 10 bo
golo bomo weeks. "G4trs,"
, 1875-11-06
CITT.hALL

Aid. blahr Ia happy as straight Republican.
Mayor Colvin's neuralgia foot is itself again.
Tho Mayor Is silent on tho City Marshslship,
and llildsssh is sangusae.
Superintendent Bailey condemned wooden
sookory on state street yesterday.
Two thousand ono hundred and thirty saloon
licenees woro issued up to last eycning by the
City Clark.
All tho city otlicoro aud q number OF Alder
Enen attended, the police reyibw yesterday hftor-
noon, aud the old shell Nas comparatively do
sested.
The taxpayers evidently feel good gtnco tho
election. They put I'll, GIJ.9I into the Treasury
yeatstday, aud also paid I'll, la2,29 for Lake
MithtgAn straight.
That muol,-abuscd and wall-ueaning body. tho
sohoolmAEms, vii 10 paid Al tho Hoard Of Eau.
cation rDon,s OH Fifth ayonue Today. II will re-
Qulre Itearly ECO, 600 Ia pacify them.
Dr., II. Mannheinler, reputable phyaiclsn.
Is . candidate for tho place Oh tbs Heal. h HaaFA
made vacant by Dr.. J. A. llahus death, and It Is
not unlikely that Mayor Colyfn vii! appoint him.
Aid. Btout has doepIy ropentoa. lIe sAys be
VIII never 10 caught in any Irresponsible p lit
ical combination Hgaln, aud pfoposaH to ss4ut by
the Republicans party.-his lfst and best political
love,
Jonsph Z. @. Forrqst is rare curiosity around
the Tank. He IL saisl 10 be still engaged in nusa
ing that squRlltHK rag-bhby, aud expects to Keep
1t quiet until next fall. botne ons lately Hant
hm a bottle OF Mrs. Winslo" y soothing sirup.
Tho tank produced bnt ittlo neua yesterday.
ThB Board OF Public Woraa wore casually nu-
Kaeed In listening to dispute sruong tho Kcn-
dali street psopeEty-oNuolH Aud their 0pponapts
On another street. and q contractor BECAME rod
hot because Ae was opposed ih cool mAuuer by
an aAtute city officer.
Complaint having been entered aguiust Walker
l. Tor mi fAd Ia haun ~
, 1875-11-06

they h1d purelanod fr IN tho 20 crou. 1.roi,.
VII" 1ln4! heau 1,foyaile ! on to part with few
el1res L, tho nnso wo sltl1 '--Rtock which rerrc-
'ssd %sst i" s nrsd s. lsero' in the i II.
propio.crs about tho ii no they sem,rod
their apPo:nsn,cnta-stock 1T Tarnor Park,
which they lad bc"a nsaurrod would grow ~
valno rn;iidly. Thesn collatcrsla thoy hat1. and
visions III ioaua On the strength Of tllen' csmo
tip beforu thcm A. gratefully ~ Tho cooling
pitcher before the mau with rarched throat
aItee . ,iehauch. Then they aotzoti their cn-
paper and IN Turner lark. and went
forth 10 meet thu rlonoy changer-nnd
When thov came back gloom OF the most nm
ploaalnt character. torfuw most tnmltlgatod.
ono man that tho only ltsynr of money hbout
eisncr .hs t'nton newspaper rsock or tho Turnor
lark WAS III tho form Of assessments.
There lac)sA nothing Now to tho deepest pit Of
nn3 aIl t.av long tho County building resounis
with sEfanga oaths. and tho cuInliphtion Of oach
II tic i'iusi,g Ho,lud OF IIcsiug.
II there 10 ono of tho lablthnts af tho bt,tki-
ins mora undone than nng othere, tlaot on III
ttCH kt,RS,
Ills WAS n melancholy fato. What with tho
cN,oumonts uf Asscssor of North Chicago. nd1el
to Al e1pctience AZ faloon-kccpcr, and career
- Deputy aIicr!N. Korn waH nnt bndly Cd aud,
knowing rUiltlcs well, havtng observed tho tam
rtr ot TIM tcoplr. and being certainly ae.ured
that 1lesiHg would win, what more natural than
that le should wager lIia shekcls. aud doubo tito
aanie7 Following out this argumsnt G4 put
M frecls. aud. having tho hsnilling Of tho a.
rcsslnonta OF The other employees. made himself
hi.y a'sh conspicuous. ana backed hia opinion
aua hR money like 4 blum aud hearty German
oi tito trno uesing brand.
Who will stop TO ahed weep ovor Horn TO-
tlay IN tho lnidst OF mourning he ia ttiseonso-
late and In Tho houeo Of tho wccrer l,n meota no
caaeriMg yG4ce. And voice calls ont to him.
Gone. y Korn. are tho profits OF tho Assessor
ship. departed are tho dividends ot tho en-
loon, and army hsyo flown tho tat feca
Of tho Dcruty bi,tiesai.y. Aud thu axniting be-
lever In Hucit riots In tic fatness aud glalneBB
Of The land on Your earnings and perIuaB!tep.
Then kurn hoavss ont German oath with many
PFfIaboH, ending with tic sibilant sound OF Hes.
iilp.
, 1875-11-06
Lundborg's California Water
for Toilet sud BATH delightfully."- fragrant and reireshn4


!SuFdtaGldn.
A A2-ycar-o1l butl OF belltcaas and dlsputAtIoua
turn OF mind brought tho up train yesterday
morning 70 stand-atl lust this aide Of Mo-
chantcvlle. The engiuoer SAW the bul! On tue
track ana footed for hin, 10 got off. Dut tho
young boylne evidently regarded the locomotive
~ bsg rival. and at every toos Of the whistlo
he answered back with below. and began to
paw up tho dirt and lash hi4 tail "a ii ha could
l,ck sil tho bulls n CREATION. Tho what1e snorted.
Tho bull beloved: Tho engineer hAlloed 1t rho
bull. But tho buIl lowered btu had. aud chal-
lengsd the locomotive to coma on. Then tho
enKinear stopped hs tram aud waut out and told
tho bull to q xtt or" Tho bull refused. And
then the bEakemon ra'lls4 and \ grand charge
was made on the bovine, but the bovine wont for
the brsketnel and drove Them out. 80 thoJ armed
thea,aslyes with fcpco-raila aud bowlders, aud:
amid tho cheers aud shouts OF the assembled
passengers aud tue inaPirluB sArieks of tho
whistle, tho light opened ouce more. For sona
time it WAS doubtful which WAY the hde Of battle
would luru. Several ulnes the tslltosders mero
put to Hight A. last, however. tho bull vas de-
feased by piece Of strategy. fetnt was made
in Ills front, xhile The enemy moved BY tho aank,
, 1875-11-06
GRAIN INSPECTORS.

HUN AAE1 ALE AAlk I'm Eu1pAGQs
It having been understood that there was some
dissatisfaction with recently-nppotnted Grain
Inspector, reporter Of TIE TRIBUNE wont in
search Of, aud found. gentleman who was said
to hhvc totno Information on tho subject, and
had shc following conversation with him;
Neportcr-uoH do you do? lhnvo been hunt
Ing you up for some time. want to know from
you the terms and conditions Of tho commission
OF the Inspector whom Chief Inspector Bmlth
assigned to Armour, Dolo j. Co.'S Elevator 3
carly In june,
hr. A.-iou moan ths gentleman whom tho
grain ande'eSAtor meu deaignato al Gen Smiths
apprentice?
R.-ics, believe ho ii tho man. Let mo
know 81 nbout him. There ia 4 gloat doal OF
dlssatlsfact'on amongst the gtain-mcn about Ills
Mr.. A.-,As. to hib commission, you can ace
prefer that you would e1antno 1t yourself,
h.-l want to bear wha. you hayo to anY about
It hefole examine 1t. II ID Claimed by tliese fs.
mtliur With tho grain business That thls appoint
meut WaA
1LLKoAL AND N VIOLATION or ALL r,1R ,,aAors
or The lnBt!ectup Department. ,
Ar A.-4hero cannot be 1auah doubt about it's
irreRularsty and illegalitY. In order to flly
c@ompieaana @ WY u - violation ut the iuapeo-
1nasaion Of Oratn inspector says substautialy
that u IL apponsed q Third -Ass,staut Or other
Inspector, and thu. Le IL assigned to tlutv ct
such house, namiug tho elevator, on rece,slnE
fixed At $10o month to ali Thitd-Asgis:a1,,s
lnBl ccsora. Tho commission issued hy stcn
hmath !. 70 this sentiemsn Bays s,,bstau.
1ially that ho IL appointed Third-Asy.staut
thteo months or from the 1st dsy Of juno 70
tAs lst day of September. aud than COOS on to
Say That II ho should DO q good boy ana ieasu to
% an iu tnat time his aalafy will DO H.
creased to Sloo month. lie VAS sssignsd to
Doles) and Instructed to report to Nni, I}ultt
WHO ta Ihtrd-AtHt tln-luHpectoE al tho 4 iIouBs,
Yaas IL, Ao was saud4ed Oh to Autar b DnppoIutely
~ legal fact, making tie Msjor liab!o Tor Tia
hoass. Afaunr II Dole own thsae eleyatols: 4
ana GoIng strictly oorn houses, no other Rrsj,,
nolng recolred into theul since the opening OF
.nG sn6 U house. Which IL sme'i-gran elevator,
other @ eley.tors 1,sa 1,one ...,la41 mile r. from 1he
.noee elevators stands very high, 10 that It
wouia 90 Impossible Tor any man 10 acquire tho
na oss s.enen!sry ~ knowleaga o the oosn traae II
"a no possibility Of acqu,iux any hnnw,eare
lhtso houae5. o'''e ne1' ~
Mhen any person presents hi.nBc!, al d cand..
nncctns ~ - ~ p aeaponsltla pos't.ur Of tira.u-f,-
Shat hh has VI ciAlsaeda
~ tIa a-.;.' ,noAE"aAF ACCURATE KNowI EMO
o.. m tao ~ u gram b..slnesa, acquitted by ha,,Ji,or
Sr a1sowhorn aus ~ ds ts sasppet, or III Chicago
"A1elousou}al or ~ al Assistant whara .r,9 ~
il extensively handled aud In "yery vsr,a.a nan
sna grader: It REQUIRES = long tiue fs1 fSr
fnf person 10 becoma expert fn tIIa prain h,' @
ncss. would consider theee yes,s ~ y vus's uaa,,
short apprenticeship. and tn barley ths fma!s fn's
nnce OF opinion which IL wei. known ~ 49, -. =
.mone tue oltess oflo"r grain mon aud Iuspac,.
, 1875-11-06
4 BANKRUPT COMMUNITY,
EFFECT or TIE ELECTION AT TIE couSrY BUILD

EFFECT or TIE ELECTION AT TIE COUNTY puILp-
tsa,
Ill.,. tsr.
LUG truly tamoataole enoets OF the late county
election eau ho seon nowhere clio III Chicsgo 40
clearly and with such atuaziur iistiuctnesa as at
tho County Building. which IN At nrcsont =, mn.
dismal caye az rionnY bankrnptny. Tia aeon. .
hcrs NJ tho a.iona ocas Il r, 9sar tn III
II is heartrendins. S' ''''N0 'AA l'''''"
xas a., w @ e!asS H., ftss, 1hera
tm,nt" cnm',,tts,, vh"I, ~ y" DPpoaslon %
iefs ~. emnnvcs ~ w Eo,o. r,srs aa pasac,
"a, ,irn,sr i, u,sta ~ ~ .h1.a. ra!, o oGS ~
~ r"axa - 1,tcnnt S.a'e ~, awI'et Posu " @ast
thn o1n,os,t ~, w. ~ oaot .i!,iu " onaoie
iion,, ...... - "uYt noa ~ "a! tu'It u1ha %
,,c.a ,s;, Solnttee sn1 pay roas tor oetober
,uot wan mn sna ~ ,,Ae oan "es1 nosoeo tno
VA thn,c,,,on @ oa, suu Sae spee.'ea se'eeasaee
1Aet Or sous Quo else, tbs general mania for
hettltis Gtoka out among tho clerks Hpna time
be1ole election aud, believing religio.,sy that
lleslhs could nut he defeated, they Hslel fortl,
, 1875-11-06

How upo doth breed habit In man ia pro.
fusoty illuatraoI 10 tho style Of conversation Ia
vogue In tho Louisville Courier Journal oilcu.
W6on ,nao las boon drinking until his face Is
red they SAY hn has lll!ol to n tlasl when come
neiehboEtng child squsaIs undor his mothers
slfpper. thcy say he IL standing pat. aud some OF
the host ehito1iala In tho paper arc on tho woos
OF tho street-car mulo who draws 10 bobtail.
, 1875-11-06

The Root g. Sons Music Company
oor special inducements to buyers, at wholesale and
RETAIL Of anything IN tbs liuo Of musical merchandise
sheet mustc, pianos nud orgAns Their extensive cs
ablishnsn ut 1sd State afees ia Of tbs objects Of
interest.