, 1876-10-08
+ ILLINOIS.


Special Correspondence of The Tfibns.o-
WAuKEGAN, ILL.,, Oct. 7.-According to due an
nouncement, Waukegan's fourth annual Fair
opened on Monday, and each department YVES
rapidly filed. The weather was quite unpleas-
ant throughout the week, but it seemed not to
have any dctcriorating effect as regards the at
Tendance. The display in the Art Hall wasreal-
ly grand, and was commented upon quite freely
even By Centennial visitors md our ncighbor-
ing Cnicagoans. The vegetable department
was well represented, and the poultry division
unexcelled. Among the cattle exhibited was
the Glen Flora herd Of Short-Horns, John Y.
Farwcll's drove Of Jerseys, and the Hon. q. ".
B1odgctt's Ayreshires. Capt. A. Y. Blodgctt,
Of this city, exhibited about forty head Of his
Clyde horses. Considerable amusement was
occasioned by the races, the record Of which was
sent to TIE TRIBUNE daily. And now let it be
known, both at home and abroad, that our
fourth annual Fair has proved to be grand
success in every particular, and one that will re-
fleet great credit upon the management.
CHOOSE YOUR PARTNERS.
That was what number Of the young FOLKS
did on Thursday evening at Lakeside Hall, and,
after complying with that danced graceful
ly and we'll The shop y was gotten up under the
of itself il sufficient to say that everything work
ed like charm. Slater's ''rrio'' furnished the
music, and the following were benefited thereby:
Misses Nellie Montgomery, Carrie Jones, Mamie
Upton, Ella MclsoheEts. Matte McRoberts, Emma
Jones, Amelia Ma1son, Evalina Persons, Lucy
Wright Nettic Joelyn Kittie Short, Clara Roberts,
Mamie Clark, Lucy Dickenson, Carrie Abbott, Mrs.
Rice, and Miss Andrews. Milwaukee; Prof: Carr.
Ghic4go, Fred Ferry Wl shatswsl Fred Mn55ay, McE,
erts Charles Dckenson, VIII Shute, William Har-
die, George Clark, Robert Hook, Will F0x, Robert
Green, Charles Washbu.n, and Freq Botsford' OF
Raclnc, and Fred Gottstcrdcn Of kenosha.
MATRIMONIAL.
Among the destinics linked, on Thursday last.
t'in the knot there's no untying," were those OF
Mr.. Joseph N. Larimer. Of Chicago, and Miss
Fannie Louisa Sherman, Of this city. The cere-
mony was performed at the residence of the briue
father, A. s. Sherman. Esq. which was tastefa!ly
Aichisou, OF the Methodist Church, tied the Knot,
in the presence OF the intimate friends and rein-
tiyes OF the principals to the affair. The ceFe-
mony was unostentatious. there being no BRIDES
maids, no groomsmen, and no ushers. Inc 1atE
bride was dressed in dark silk, plain and neat
Tn no The ~ fhs
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Mr. John H. Chapman, formerly Of Wankegan;
now with Messrs. Steele S Price, Chicago, tarfied
Mr., Frank kinney, TuE Tn1nrsE's Kenosha cor
respondent, aud Mr.. Engine Peircc, representing
the Times Mt tnat place, smiled upon our popula-
Mrs. P. McAIahon Of Chicago, Is visiting rela
tiyes and friends in this city
The Hon. JohnV. Lc Moyne was doing" our city
during the latter part Of the week, and earnest
lv labOring with the brethren.''
Mr. and Mrs. Corbet: OF Chicago, are here at
present admiring the beauty OF our city and SUD-
urbs.
Kenosha on Thursday, aud very materially added
to the beauty OF onr ~ falr'' department.
Walter Cavan. Of the Evanston Indec, spent
norton OF the week with s. chums" in this city.
II. D. Emory. Esq, Of the PrAirie Farmer,
took in the Wankegan Fair on Wednesday.
Among the arrivals from the Centennial during
the week were james Gallagher and Col. Griffith
and family.
The Forsythc sca1e-works Of this city have this
week experienced change OF ownership. The
following named gentlemen are now connected
: with it,: J /. Forsythe. President; F. f. Head
Vice President and Treasurer; II. r. Durkee,
Prof. Carr will open his dancin g-school in this
city Nov. 8.
That State-strcet gent who has Of late displayed
his liking for one young lady more than smother
! has apparently ''swappcd" again, but, says one,
t.P'r'nps it's relative"
The fair ball given on Friday evening by saters
| Cornet Band wis largely attended, and proved an
enjoyable affair. ..
The editor Of ono of our local papers has re-
ceiyed challenge to t.. part in joint discus
sion with one whom he has charged in his paper to
| have made statements i'll regard to some revenue
matteEs that were not according to facts and whose
cation. The editor in question declares his will
:..s.,a,,n LOT tbn IN all the talking.