, 1876-04-09
oma a. pastor. The call vill probably be &C.

COMA aa pa6tor. Ine caai WILL Psuuauly w ~
cepted.
Col. o. Lippincott mnde Waukogan hrlul
business visit on Saturday last.
The Hon. e. 2. Ferry aud famus. Of Washing
ton Territory, remained 9 few days at the resi-
dence Of James J. Cory Esq They proceeded M q.
gan before returning to their home.
Mr. George Wood. an old and highly respected
citizen OF Waukegan. died at his residence Or
Thursday last. Mr. Wood had baan unable t.
leave bis home for many months and gradually
! wasted away. His funeral takes plncs to-day.
Frank PettermRn, young typo OF this city:
formerly with the Gazette, mar now be seen al
the Patriot Office putting up the ems.
] ITEMS.
The members OF the High School will give an
entertainment on Tuesday evening. april 49,.
| Further particulars next Sunday.
The number of SUNDAY TRIBUNE2 taken in
this city is rapidly increasing.
! The Patriot Of this week publishes q full and
] complete description Of tha new Glen Flora Ho-
! tel. the construction OF which has been COM
mcnced.
] The local papers Of to-day announce call for
! the citizens OF Waukegan to assemble at Pho
| nix Hall next Tuesday evening to make due
preparations for big time On the Cen,anniA
The officers Of the Old Settlers organization
for Lake County will bold a business meeting at
the Council chambers on Tuesday, April u.
Owing to the fact that the question Of building a
new Courthouse for Lake County WILL be brought
before the Board Of Supervisors at their next
session, will give the following names Of Su~
peryisors electsd on Tuesday last: Hiram Fer
~, l.. Edwards, ". L. Converse, William
Attridge, David Heddle, James Pollock, William
B. WeFdan, E. Z, Phillips, Thomas Stanton. j.
D. johnson. John u. Price. L. II. Butte, Henry
Morse. John Lockhead, Jr, G. r. Field, and
Robert Harrison.
The newspaper business in this city must be
paying, for We notice that s. T. Bradbury Of the
Patriot has been investing quite extensively in
real estate, aud the fact Of its being loostea in
this city shows conclusVelY that he has great
faith in Waukegan's future prosperity. Among
the recent purchases made by him was his Glen
Flora property, the brick building on State
street now occupied for job printing. and. last
week, the splendid residence property on State
gtreet known as the Paterson place.
Waukegao ts becoming metropolitan, aud the
ladies are rejoicing. They now have naodiste
in their midst. The lady was formerly with
Field, Letter L. Co., of Chicago. The beautiful
parlors (for such they really are) are located On
Washington street, over William P. Higley's
store.
The City Council ut their meeting on Monday
night placed tho licenses for the ensuing gear at
$500. Now the poor may get rich.
J. B. Weich, Enq., Of this city, an eloquent ]
speaker, will lecture on temperance at Phmnix |
Hall next Thursday evening, The lecture will |
be under the auspices Of tue Ladies' Temper |
ance Union.
hlr. Melvin Burtie, who has undertaken to ]
walk 100 miles Ia utwenty-four consecutive hours, |
started upon his journey in Phgnix Hall last |
night at 10 o'clock. and will walk until 10 this
evening. Up to the present writing 40 miles |
have been travelled and it Is worry likely he will
The record will be found in the sport
ing column OF this issue.
The public scboola OF this cits will close for
the epr,ng vacation On next Thursday. Exam
nation ueek in the different departments.