, 1876-09-17
ILLINOIS,.
WAUKEGAN.
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OUR COUNTY FAIR.

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"AukEGAN, sept. lo.-Ane season mas again
returned when it is customary for the human
family tn assemble and view the l,ic nnrnnl.ins.
.1..a.he ~ . at.. aa.",,a ~" ~ s r. '
trfous Grangers have been allowed to harvest
of+er g ,o-.fn, +311;nor ~ +ha eo;1 .rd ~ +b,.
A1.e- sa.e,". ,.4e -. sAo son' ano 1oi tuAs
County Agricultural Board will, on Tuesday,
"eanesuas ahu .h.., inuisuas y. tlll1 meeh, nulu
The premiums in all departments are quite lib
,r,, and !, .dvan,. ~ fo,,,,,, ro,-, p,o:,.
49,. 49, eo =. toA"e' yeAis' t~aeis
DAYS, being Wednesday and Thursday.
- a,,,ch 3;,,e thero ~, ~ ~ ~
,;,+,an " y, sa ~n a1so su % 3so,asr
Messrs- Nevans & Brttan's cornetband Of Char2go
furnish the music. shonld the weather prove IA
yorable there Will doubtless De large attcnoance'
Let Waukesan turn out en- masse and attend
1Hz BOARD or SUPERVISORS,
VIII t'slt usua. "3's sese'on
during the week conducting the connty's business
in such way as to maintain the excellent reputa-
h;,,a =. h. ,o;d ~. C,rnn,;t+.a ~ pnh1;r Rn;1d'
o''1 ~ pe l'a,a ine eo"n"..ee ~ uo''. nuna
hs nnrpo.e go Of holding court for one year, Several
saloon keepers were granted licenses to keep dram
shops in the county. Sixteen thousand dollars was
levied as aeounty tax for the present year'
The fact was pretty generally known that for
some time past the Baptist Church Of the city, or
5s:hss he lad ns:s@s tsi5
Min a any icn%th Of time. There e. was % painful ab
sence Of brotherly love and unity Of purpose There
tIon Mon ~ nmerous mseinar5 however We're
kent continually prominent Afairs ingtend Of
hafmonizing speedily rev worse and, about two
months ago, prominent officers were asked to re-
10 nd
n|1usibie reason asaisned for such course This
Of course, met with considerable opposition,
which was soon followed BY strife, and, as = re-
ee al posea
were psinin1y fsw age p5oo11on Of the
and thus things ran alUng until last Sunday, when
notice was given from the pulpit that, whereas,
certain members were conducting themselves
contrary to the rules OF the Church,
meeting would be held on the following even
ing {laet Monday evening" to prove the charges
against said memhere' and exclude them from
Indignation meetings, ETC., and on that Monday
evening as THE TRIBUNE reporter was seated III
that business meeting he was foreibly impressed
with the strong b]nnce to the character OF tc
meetings referred to above, Each and every indi,
viuual as he or she entered the room, cndeayored
to oe composed as possible bat it was plainly
visible that ''ritlous Indignation was burnlH.
within. At the time stated the meeting WAS called
to *sorder."' and motion made in accordance
with the Gesfs OF g M On
afte. calm consideration. due leliberation. md
careful exau,inatton instituted a reasoning
power" by calling attention to the fact II; that
to tho extreme, and exhortcd the. brethren
to shake hands and work in unity
for the upbuild'ng OF the cause. AT this interval
there was general Drcnkng- down, and the scene
thatf0ltowed was
WITHOUT PRECEDENT
in the religious history OF Waukegan; there was
61aaiFA RI nrff md
shaking in order, which etfectualy buried the
hatchet OF irritation. All charges OF msconduct
were Withdrawn, and glorious revival oi t4e
spirit was thereupon witnessed. AS result thc
Baptist Church will. for time. al ieas17 DC
stronger than ever before. Wen nay ne men, pa
bers now sing Win one accord, Me}olesa ' ~, MI
loice! The promised lime mas come. lhere VIII
be preaching both tals morning ana evening Ny
the rev j. =; bates Inc present ac.lng Iastof'
Let all baptasts SHOW tnelr loya'ey os atteno'ns'
AT 1T AGAIN.
The young tolk1 were again made nAppy OR Ines-