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The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-24

-Ihere's no longer any use in
talking war talk. north or south. The
people have discovered that there is
something else and something better
to do, and they are giving their at
tention TO the better work. 1t is hu.
initiating to the prophets Of evil, hut
there is no help for tl,em.-Boston
4as'yessises {Repst';css.s}
Terrible foods have occurred in
France during the last ten days. The
loss Of thousand persons is report
ed, ard the loss to property estimated
at 100000. foundations have
also occurred in Bohemia, Moravia,
Tyr and Barnat, with consdera ble
loss Of life and property.
A game of base ball, the third
OF The series, was played at Lewis.
vile ON Monday, between the Rattle
snakes Of that plLce and the Blue
Stockings Of Orangeburg. Our boys
were badly beaten, and think they
did not receive very nagnanimous
treatment from the victors.
MIR. James II. Simonson, OF
Union, one Of The Ku Klux prisoners,
arrived in Columbia, Friday, on his
way home, from an imprisonment Of
three years and halfin the Albany
penitentiary.
-Rowell's Newspaper Directory
shows The failure of one thousand
newspapers in this country during
the last year, the loss to publishers,
subscribers and advertisers amount
ing to over a million dollars, the
Republic of New York, alone losing
half million.
RoBBER1Es IN SUMMERvILLE.-
Capt. Vose's and Mr.. Blackwood's
stores were both robbed on Wedncs-
day night. Capt. Vosc lost about
sixty dollars in change, nothing else
having been disturbed. Dir. Black
wood lost some money and consid-
erable amount in stock.
The postmaster requests us to
state that letters stamped with a
stamp, cut from government-stamped
envelopes are unmaflable. But if
the envelope has been spoiled in di-
recting they will be redeemed, if they
appear to have never been sent
though the mail.
An arrangement has been made
to unite the Anderson Intelligencer
and Anderson Conservator under the
name of the Anderson IteUigencer.
The new firm promise to enlarge and
improve tie paper, and, working
double team, they can make it ut
least the equal Of any other weekly
newspaper in the State. We pre-
snme that Col. EIoyt and Mr.. Muir
ray will he the editors.
We have had a fearful spell of
weather during the past week, the
thermometer ranging among the nine.
ties every day, and has gone up as
high as 1929 in the shade. The
Ne,0s and Times Of last week stated
it had been US high as 9O6-. This
probably was in the vicinity Of the
office of the Nc1Us and Times, and
conclusively shows that its devil or
its editor must occnpy place of con-
venient conference with his Satanic
majesty.
MIR. G. w. Whitehead, the for
mer proprietor Of the Orangeburg
Times, died at this place on Sunday
morning last. 1t will be remembered
that Dir. Whitehead gave up the pa
per on account of ill.health, and he
has for some time been quite low with
consumption. The funeral services
took place last Sunday at tile Bap.
t:st Church, and many were presen.
to pay this last tribute to the mem
ory Of the deceased. who was highly
esfpemed in orr commnn;tr
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-24
A DV E r T S f Nj E II T S.
MISCELLANEOUS
THE
S0UT THEASTERN
A DIV 90 ATE.

There Is soon to be paper entitled as
above, issued from this office, and pub
iished in the interests Of the NJ. E. Church
in this portion Of our work.
Since the unwisc removal Of the
Charleston Advocate, our work has been
cnlarging and extending in this section,
and demands multiplying for n local or
gan. The Charleston Adrocate was for
two years published In Charleston. It
was during this erentful period in the
history of our cause In the South. one OF
the most important auxiliarics Of our
work. Its removal left n vacant place
here which has not since been filed. 1t
is an old saying, "that blessings brighten
rs they take their flight" This was em
phatically true In reference to our diaper
for this coast. Many were taken hy sur
prise at it's sudden removal and were
anxious for its return. If we had been
as fully advertised of the wants and
wishes of the people in this section. be-
fore the transfer Of that paper to Atlanta.
Ca. as we were after It was done, It
would never have gone from us. The
Methodist Adrocate is a good paper and
ably conducted, but it Is too distant from
the Atlantic coast to meet our local wants
in this section. Our work on this coast
differs in some particulars from our work
in the section of Atlanta. or the valley of
the Mississippi. Its peculiar phases cam
not be met by those who live ut dis
tance from us, and are not conversant
with the eXigencies and demands Of this
section. The people will have greater
interest for
Their Own Paper,
thatlives and sympathizes with rhcmthan,
can be awakeded for one coming to them
from distance. and managed by COM
paratve strangers.
1t will be larger than the FREE CITI-
ZEN, will be
Issued Bi-weekly,
at the low price Of
ON f DOLLAR n YEAR
Payment in advance.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-24

School CoMM,ssIosER. School
Commissioner Phillips has his office
days on Thursdays and Fridays of
each week. His examinations are on
the first Monday Of each month.
jan. Soft
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-24
City Directory.
CITY OFFICERS.

CITY OFFICERS.
MAYOR. J0ub w. Moseley.
CLERK. Il. u. Wolfe.
TREASURER, B Williamson.
ALDERAEN,-.Henry Washington, j r.
Harley, Is. Williamson. II. d. Wolfe.
PoaTAASTER. A. Webster.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-24

"Unquestionably the best sustained
work of the kind IN the W. rid"
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-24
i,AYLoR roRDIIAM AND LAWRENCE
Attorneys at Law,
Offices at Charleston and Oranpebuo
L. ]. TAYLOR, ]. HAMMOND FORDHAM
r n 1itVQPvrC

F. D. LAWRENCE.
8s5r'Special attention given to the COL
leciion of claims and prompt return
made.
Orangeburg, March 20, 1878.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-24

Our prices are below those OF any other deal.
er In the United States No extra charges for
drsyagc, boxing or freight.
We prepay freShts and deliver goods free n,
any depot on the line of the Nor,h Eastern vii.
mington and Columbia, South Carolina and
Charleston end Savannah Rail Roads; also, to
all points in South Carolina, Georgia and Flori.
da having diLcct water communication with
Chlrlnntnn
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-24

ory of the deceased, who was highly
esteemed in our community.
Last monday the jury in the
Parker case rendered a verdict of
$75, 700 for the Plaintiff. Judge Car
penter in his charge to the jury, paid
the following tribute to the free
press: Free speach and free press
are inseparable from free governments
and though both are liable to be
abused, and honest men to be unjust
ly denounced, yet that is not only q
part OF the price paid for liberty, but
necessary for securing honest and
and competent officials, and the prop
er expenditure of the trust fund raised
from the labor Of the masses for pub
lie uses.
List of letters held for postage,
and remaining in Orangeburg Post
Office, July "a, 1875:
DR.. w. B. Atkinson, PHILADELPHIA,
Pa; Rev. A. Boyd, Orangeburg {;
Annie branch, Orangeburg; Mr.. Pc.
ter Cook. Orangeburg R. NJ. Cook,
Augusta, Ga; Mrs. Martha Durant,
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-24
Their Own Paper.

that lives and Sympatiizes with them han,
can be awakeded for one coming to them
from distance. and managed by COM
paratve strangers.
1t will be larger than the FREE CITI-
ZEN, will be
ISc,1o<1 u: p:1rr~~1-J-~
, 1875-10-21

International Convention In Now
TrrHs

International Convention In New
York.
Nxw YonK. Oct. 20.-Tho twalfth annual Con-
vention Of tho Brotherhood Of Locomotive En-
Bncers Was hegun hero to-day. N. ". uolbsook,
Of this city. preceding. Among thone preaont
were ". Robinson. Toronto; L. D. 0rocn,
Cleveland; G. A. Hunt. Ursxvillo. o.; C. H.
Sherman. and George ". Foyer, Chaplain. Of
Indianapolis. Tho proceedings we're opened with
prayer by tho Hor. l.. F. Moore. after which lot
ter Wan rnhd from Mayor Wickham. expressing
hia regret ut being unable to attend. The ad-
dress or votcone WRs road by ClArkson n.
Potter. and fopliod to ',y Fsrnt Grand Engineer
y. T. lngtahann. OF Cleveland. Grand Chief
fetet Arthur, Of Clege'nnd. then roaa thu an
MIA! address, 1Io calsod npon thohe present.
bofoso aoing anything else, to thknk God for
tho protection and asassatce which lie had bc-
wlthstandiug tho many disadvantages which
tho organization had lsborod under during tho
past year, the omborBhio lad steadily Increased,
and eix now chapters had bocn granted.
,toberly Division, No. 90. and knox-
vito Division, No. lis, scattered two
yeats ago, hare been reosgAnized, and aro
now in d flourshing condition. Thore sro st
present 189 divisions. 'lu regard to tue proposed
reduction Of Wages OF Tho engineers. hc d!d not
thnk It right or Just that thoy should be called
upon to make good tho 1onsoH sustained by tho
companies engaging In Wild speculatton8 and
combinations, and hc thought the ayatem Of
paying by tho mile carries sufficient reduction.
After dome other addresses, tho Convention
resolved to attend tho Calvary baptist Church
on Sunday next. aud took recess.
, 1875-10-21

Specia. D7spateh " The Chieaaa Tribune.
FoSp pu LAC, Wis, Oct. 2o.-The second An.
nual session Of the WomAn's Temperance ALI
aoce met III this city to-day. Tho attendance il
large, embracing some Of the foremost wumen
in the State, and the reports OF the delegates in
ucate that tho-womsn hare not beou idle 10 far
~ temperance work is concerned.
Ss<c'at B,sratch t. Ths ChIcava 7t1tuns.
flALEsRuR0, ILL.,, OCT. 30-Tho Woman's Tenn
JWsance Unou OF the Stats of Illinola oonu-
lme,cetl !ts second anuual session Ct tue First
baptist Church in this city today. About lUo
delegates were ETeacut. Mis-. ltvf. Jeunle +.
Willing. Of tho Wesleyan univerelty, Blooming
totI, aud President ot tho Stale Uuson. Was als.
tresa OF Cerelnonies. Mrs. 4. Is. HnlyoIo. Of
Chlusgo. waA appointed Secretary pro ten. Mra.
Esy. A. J. Julhi!D. OF ChscsRu. AddIossod tho
meeting. Other addresses were Delivered by
cthet.. In the Sstesnoou N Gdd1esa of ~s1some
WIS delivered BY Mrs. Ws!lo, President Of the
hume organization. aud responded to BY Mrs
, 1875-10-21

fare nf the city 1ne churches urk.nR fa@o1s.
Hn,e ri us sto church r,rnber*, hut ettlzena.
too W. need not husr the cty for fear lest fhod
lr1P thh church.
do moi ntlrt on tbr vcrtson s.erd By my Church
1rfng emrlnych ant m Hnrnaniat hut sny let tho
lnyt and grtA hrar tt1c Hornhniss' vrrsfon uf thu
lIht, rather trf at oil. To tH SUR, tho frot
<stan,a IN vast rnatortr ani rny according 10
the Ashesrorr 1nkk, thl's nartrrt Of Tho .a3rs hut
tir 1Ahie Do moi e.ret iii version. and silence ia
1rst l,,k In lie worht to quIc: handful Of lnll
atl ne'ay ,neu. ,1f thc. nlhlo Ia .ttl'. ms 4
always haA lcen. tho Mtt friend of good Rns-
srnn.ent and l,,nlic. .. order, a.,a 4 the ste,t
It, frightened by the eracs q son,o frce-thinkel 9
whp7 Ne bare natural right to II ns ctzrns. ThiN
demand Il oniy Indication of the plaf IL t9rag
tr whro rchnl n5tteto intn lneal politics. md II
tn ct votes Tho next Thing thu programme IL
naslnc ths present Superintendent, eea,,sc ia to
Eaod msn 10 te made to'1 oc; n1., follnwtnE tla
haye the m+t Of 1cnsor. fur tnowina that We shall
the rraignabn n1 nofnr Of tho olleet anil Elnss
rkfn 'nachcrs in tho rchoo14. They getting dis
Et,sttd xith rcrcnt dcyrlopmratA.
But hare bccn betrayed into unnecessary lrnE
in answering ycnr note It will give me E,rh pleas
1re II tpcnx this subject Ascending IN Jnnr rn'
quest, ne1t aunaay evening. It wi, IN object ~
ehow That c Etatt hns soa cGlt!lnAs nerf't N tl
rise of tbs Bible among u. ani .ha. ht 'snlvrs ~
union Of Church and atato cser. fnnra rfhpfct-
fully. AhlHrn s''tcHht'"
, 1875-10-21
THE CITY.
GENERAL. NEWS.

Tbs temperature yesterday. as observed by
Mnpaeeo opttciAn. IA Madison ssrcot tTn1nESE
Bnlldtneh was, At 8 =. 1n., AZ deg 10 q, m. o7 !;
u m, e.; 8 p. NJ, Ct; 3 p. M. 10.
About 6 o'clock Tuesday eveping, girl be-
tvecn 4 and years Of ago named Toncy I'ora'u'
ro.iti,ug with hor parents hs No. AIS hontf
JetferAon etrcot, WAS no seriously burned by her
clothcs catching fire from q lighted rtoso III so
kitchen OF hcr home that eho died yesteFday
,norntnp about oc1ook. In srltc Of tho otfn1ts ot
q physician. Tho Coroner bae been nosl1ioa.
and viii hold an inquest to-day.
pRnF. R~iNI. .-.
It Was recently stated in Tnf TRtnuss s.ttna that
with Tie Fourth Church. and begin preaching
down own,-probabiy at sfcvcker's; The Synod
of Illinois NORTH which meets to-day at Free
mort viii probably take action Which will make
Il necessary for the Professor loave his prceont
church. In anticipation Of this aoveTal leading
members Of the Fourth Church hhvc incurred the
New Chicago Theatte ~ tho place for hsb Sun
dav services, and shoso ho will ronhtn until Il Is
found possible to erect for him church OF hts
nND.
, 1875-10-21
DAVENPORT PIONEERS,

Sptcidt Dtaodteh to 9hs CAteaJa Ifttunt.
Davenport, H., Oct. 20.-The annual festival
OF tie Pioneer Bettters' Association OF tliH
county waa bold hoto to-day. Tho Society cou1-
prses All persona who scttled In this county
previous to 1910. 1t still numbers several hum
dsed, and includes among its members many Of
our best citizons. The AnuuAl otAtion mas de-
livered to-day by tho Hon. Z. E. Cook. Gen.
Sanders pronounced m eulogy upon the dead OF
tho year. 4 grand banquet WAS pArtaken OF. The
roll Ut pioneers deAd for thls toar beara the fol-
loving names Moses Parmslee uied December.
1874; Naomi rarkor, diosl May, 1876. aged
10 yeass: Jonathan Parker. died April. 1875, aged
years; Mira. I.aura parmelee, died May ii, 1876,
aged 70 years; Mrs. Julia Burrows Anderson.
dled May Is; Mrs. catl,n. died June, 1875. aged
u years ecu. ueorxo i. Sargent. died Oct. b,
is76' ased % years irs q. YIN Tuyle died oes. G
ID, 1R76, aged Hb yearB.
, 1875-10-21

bs promptly Withdrawn: anil good "s"cqm-
mentt" Furnished him, II llo would resign. Ro-
fu.ing to 10 thie, tho charges wero Withdrawn
wltlIont my investigation.
reduction OF his SALARY, which wn1 dnno At = sub
Heanent mretlpR, Trustees Brainard and kiddcr
being tho only ores volug. although i! Ind been
rrsylouslE liked in tho annual Approximation bill
Tho next ctnrge made hv sfr. Story, however,.
is more sotoas and will rnore deeply interest tho
citizens Of thu village. II.a allegation is sub.
stnntlally an foilown:
For scn,e tn,n Past tbs a:hinery has heen ssm-
srrancc iha under ordinary r,innng thrr might mol
ho no.!,ei ,n wsh LneEc're .eloaty. .neh = takes
ont H. sns N .eeenn wod be srs t. f"
Inv should fssl to o'*es7o tho tisarrsugement. |
eions artr. HIT after e1oas observation. have no
further doubts upon The sub,cet. beltove them TO
10 faa reflections nl~n my management tor ho ID
vAnremcn Of rrsonal interests. although naye been
nushle to detcc: tho guilty rnrsy.
Mr.. Hkory closed bis communication hy tcnder.
ing his resignation, on the ground that tc could
not to tuatlco 70 himaolf or the village Whi.o re-
enensibe for the acts Of incompetent Abslstanta
who rofuso to oboy hia orders. Iio also sub
n1itscd few figures to tho effect that, tudor tho
prerent syst,m tho dif1eronce In tho cost ct fuel
for each million gallons pumped by himself and
his asssstants has been 1914, which would show
an annual waste Of flci By the nshistsnts to tho
amount OF $t15D3.
ArcEPrEn.
IN motion Of Trustee Kitidnr, tho resignation
Of the Chief EnRinoor waa accepted to take ef-
fcct at once. and the Water. Works Committee
\Trusteo Klslder} was disected "a nl the VACANCY.
Meantime the First Assistant Of whom lie COM
rlalncd IL In sole charge OF tho Works for an in.
tieHnto period, and tic charKcs of the rotlr,ng
engineer are quietly pigcnn-holed.
Adjourned for one week.
dtAEELLANEOuH.
TAIL ,Jnt,
lectnre in tho I.sdes' Lecture Course Tuesday
evening before large audienco. Her subjoot
WAS: +" Ia Polite Society Polite 2"
It Ia reported that Evanston ts Roon to layo
new .pApor, although tho present one scema 10
think that "theruH nae room for 'tnR."
The Tripod for October hhe Just appeared,
mud, ~ usual, worthsiy represents the North
western University.
, 1875-10-21
EVANSTON,


The Villsce Ttpstees met Tuesday eyenipR.
No.,,s 1,,shn,t yvh.o,ar ,r..iar u,.,s.ra
ttes.1' .h'sA" "''s''ei' Aa!ao'' o'Ane!o'
and kiddot being present, aud Truatoe Taylor
IN the chn;r
,,,,, ~, .
flhaBe-EnRsheef fatch presented LIE cellmhtea
OF tho work done oa The Dayfs-Bt.ect sewer
,vht.,, sh,~oa ,bet tto-. r.. Az. q, ~. .an
..o,a.. ., ,oa 'Dnr r suo.. "Ae aus ~ sne eou
water and other unavoidahIo canscs % sn1 Vii n
~ N, N.N s'. ..N" ~ s"uono' 0,u ".n
not pe completed according 10 contE1ct; but the
contractors have done their best and the nonrd
ordnre] tho M ymont nj thar b.ii
Inn Hawer,wn f,omm,ttas ,v.. .n,bo,},,a N
,.t 49, ~ ~ lii; H. s. ~, MAo easuu't1.o ~
sont1@st AoE plAos ~ Psotocs tue Houth OF tne
The petitions fos sidewalks presented two
weekA previously we're favorable roported on
anh tl,e namn nrderod hniIt
m. ,.,iiaaa itta..s... .,.s,.., -, .a..-.
- ss.'"6s'Assouo1 Fse1oasoa - u'"'nsut%
sc8nlaIlhH tho management of the sewers
OF the village, which Was adopted.
TIE WATKlt-WuitKy
Tho Clerk tben read iourthy Ind intoyos.ino
conn,t,u,cation from iienrTa II N,orv rhtef
Enrinnar ~ tna Ws,or WorLu roviou;n, ~, ,
ep1Tted nsnnsr ,ha ,nnr.uamnnt ~ tha Hwn.ka
by tho Watcr-1yorks I.omm1stca NJ tfe Mo.rd
md tentaer;nu hin rcs,anation. titImI,vL o1, thc
Ho.ri declne3 to aljow thss commnnicsMon ~ to
10 copiod ior publication. TMs Tm1nusz IL Lila
to PRESENT herewith coinnrehensiyn abstr,rt u Of
tGs sta.ements con..ned therein, she I purpose t 80
Of which WA stated M fni,o1s 'o f"'F0s~
,r,'. ,,,-r..s. =, ,h,s sas,n,,,,,,s.,,..,
,.in ~ n.r,,c nv ~. rsvanas ~, u hp i 70 eo
10 polut out few ii tlo no1o corsp.Suos i,,c"nata
, 1875-10-21
A GOLDEN WEDDING,

To ~ Edao, ef Tbs chicago Tribune;
SHELBY County, ILL.,, Oct. 17.-It Ia perhaps
seldom TINT you aro called upon to chronicle
what Is known IS Golden Wedding. In Wow
Of this fact, I make bold to fu.nish you tic
following account OF ono, Ia which myself and
the "old woman" wore tho principal onos oou-
ceruoa:
We were both born vhtlo guile young, on
that portion Of tho globe known Il East Ten
nessee,-she in tho year 1902, aid myself In
1907. On tho I'd OF August, after. having
stemned tho curront Of carth-lifo together for
fifty years,-rocclviug alike the smiles Of pros
pcrity aud the frowns Of reverses,-wo concluded
to assemble our children ind friends, and colo
brate tho 6ftleth anniversary Of our marriage
with grand reunion Of hearts and hands. It WAS
we'll attended. considering tile prevailing high
waters. which detorTed quite number from IT.
ent. nir. F. key. an estoanacd friend and neigh
bor, presented o beautiful bouquet, with the fol-
lowing affecting benedlcsion:
Comparatively faw li1e to celebrate this day. May
@ q has II Sn
voyage down Ltfe's dark atse4m float hmoothly and
psaestsy. a9'u 1t roaches III tafssy the hsrhor of
In connection With this wcro presented and
read those beAuttfu! llnes entitled "Dygous
Days" from tho Uoaten CtAser:
Tho yeAEs that are psat aud gono
Float down the gulf OF Tine
And oyer their s.lycr-erested wszeA
Have echoed many rhyma:
Yes, many rhyme Of tho golden hours
or childhood gny and free,
Whan evcTy word Of joyoue infrth
Floats on o'er Lfos dark res.
Oh hours of youth, 6oat on forever,
unm!ndfnl Of the raat;
For tho yellow leaf Of sge will scar
Esrth'S Joys toward tho last.
Then youth shall fade, and 1cars decay.
Our bark u launched on tbs river,
Whoas pure and sparkling waters dow
To tho throne Of God, LIES Rrer.
Specimens Of cake wore presented to tho
sdto, ot ths MoTSs1as Meg,sxr who asknowl
atr-lino editorial. ID which be did more 10 caat
reflections upon the affair than to record 1t - =
gentleman should bAv0 dono. 1t might bo OK
plsuatory to say thkt aul not Bubactber 10 a
paper wlaose party.principioa are anything to
euit tic times, WM. r. SELLERg.
, 1875-10-21

pK1Ns-WtLL1AMs-By thn Nav. 4, p -; ~.
t,td9e. Saturday eTeninR oet H. Alfred s~sdtin,H NJ n
LATHR0P-G1LuERT-oc 10, II .hs r~if.n.. :,
Tho 9ridas parcnsa, xt Rockford Ill., by ths 1,sy =
II; Reo1. lanes Lsthrop, Of Chicago. ind Hsry + +
BTAnKWEATHEH-E EDWARps-At 81. p,,r.
Church, belots. Wis.,. o.t 20. by tlc neT. F.7ss,s
Miss Frhntis Z. Edwards, OF Deloit. '"'' ana
, 1875-10-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Theodore Triton lectures at MeCormick's Hall
tomorrow evening. Subject: Tho Problem
OF I4ifo.'
Tie first annual bali Of tho Knights Of st.
Patrick will bo glyou at 3Iaskol Hall tomorrow
evening.
Important meetings both Of the corporation
and managers Of the Chicago Erriug Womans
ncflgo will be held at " The Homo" southeast
corner Of Thirtytirst street aud Indiana aYenue,
this afternoon at9 o'clock.
Alexander H. Stephens has not got recovered
from his recent sorprs ilneaa sufficient to speak
III Chirago nexs week. Ills lecture. hrs tuurs-
fore postponed unt,! further notice. The nc1t
1ectuto in tho Star Coutao will be given T1ds-
day, Nov. 2. by, joaquin Miller. subjcct, "Lis-
erary London"
The noxt Sunday lecture will be by Mr.. ". n.
EmorB0n, Of MasHachusetts, noted social sol-
entas and brilliant orator. His tJeuln 1s ''Tbe
Mechanic Of It's and 1a75"' Only 2.0oo tickets
will be sold. Jauson, McCturg i 60. Aave l,000
OF these for sale. Doors opon At 2. close at 8,
and remain shut till tue end Of the lecture.
Brown's miud.seading entertainment at the
First II. E. Church thiB evening promises 10 10
highly Interesting affair. As there will iii.
doubtcdly ba large number Of ladies present, IT
will be more than entertaining to hnyo fow
revelations mads, II tho fair sex ean muBter
courage enough to face Brown. and dare him to
pry into their inner conBclouHuess.
The Hoo. Daniel Douglerty h.s consented to
give readings Friday evcning At Plymouth
Church for tue benefit OF st. Joacph's Orphan
Asylum. corner Of Lake avenue aud Thtrty-tlftl
ntroot. The gont!o1lap has a. great reputa-
ton Ia roadltg ~ in oratory. and will certainly
furnish au entertainments as enjoyable A. those
which lie has nlroady given.
There will be general meeting Of tho Chica-
80 Nihe Club st the Sherman lIouso Club- Room
tins afternoon At O'Clock. Mini. Fulton, Of tho
American Team, III 10 town, and will be present
at the meeting. A match will take place
Wednesday, tho a7th inst, at rloasant Lako,
Ind. bctrcon ak men from Illinois, six from
Mlchl1A,, AIui six from Indiana.
, 1875-10-21
All Addtosn this evening to large audi s'e'ea
large additional nnmbcr of dclegatat Vii, a
Lore tomorrow. ""' %


Srtefal pfstatca 10 Ths chteaeo 7ttbpn,.
ANN Annon. ol'oh., Oct. 2o.-A ,ycd}suc ~
errred here to,n!qhs The psstles wero J,n..
D. wsFnSs q 7,sx Int ,s p Tho na
ser Of y. Bach. 4 Prominent no,cbnnt ~ fuSas ,S.
city. Upwards OF 800 Bucrss wero present. ~ Ths
prcnonta weFe vory numerous and costly n.s ~
Of '79. eeas
, 1875-10-21

Who sella Ycu Stoves, Furnaces, Etc. 7
II 1t DO 1anss r. Dalton, Of the uoxt extensive
dealers hare, rely UPON hratclass Goods snd
tatunI prices. Ifis Emprtaa range beats them al.
bre It 1t ia sud i9i Htstc xttest.
, 1875-10-21

trtefat Dt<pateh 10 7hs chfeaae Ty,buo.
DETROIT, Oct. 20.--The rharnlaceut,ca, l,..
c1At,on to-day elected p. II. Wagner, Of Mint.
Kon, President; James Vornon, Of Detro1t o.e
Rotary; and John Harvey. OF Detroit Tr,ss00 ar0'
r6r. @'"%eH-
, 1875-10-21

not have been effected u. for Atsi.tance rendered by
tho Illinois Central Cnnps NJ, which not only advanced
money an lnant, but dr!rhycd alt Tho e.renfeR OF
ntc,ins II c.trn. Tho mnnty lh-n aIrsncsA hy tho
Central Company has never tcen rrnasl. md - a
naHra1 consequence Tie entire no nnw comes intn
Tho ro.athc If The 1astcr which az wtalth III ponty
IL run 1t properly.
, 1875-10-21

Why Won't It Pay You,
II in want Vt furnturs 10 step Into Sampson oEsene
Co. y. 11 aud l14 State streetf Tho manufacturers
Agunta they havs ordered them 10 ael syesy
thing 1t stEtct "feotory prices."