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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-03
KOI:IC;H3.

TNliE Ecvifeh titntutcs- of, the United
l States, Sections 323:2. 3237, 3o%%8 and
3-"2- require every person engaged in any
h"slncss, ayocntion. or eXplpymel (which
,en1rls linn linbleto n SI'ECIAL TAN,
30 ktrGCurC and place Com
picuuNsEy IN his R1SeabliSh-
rRi {. 4, egcGr -pInce OF. HBusinfSs
u STAMP, dtnoting the payment Of said
SPECIAL TAX for the '.pcriulF Tax Year
he gin ring May /. '1S77, before 'comme..c-
ing or contin";ng business after April 30,
1877. '.''. ~" -.
Arcturn, rs prescribed on Form ~ is
also required by law of overy person lia.
Die to Spesi"l Tax, as above, ag.fN ~
TIE TAXES EMnrAcEp wlTnrHirrR. .p1oS1s1oNa
yr rpH'f,Aw ABOVE QUOTED ARE THE FOL-
fowINa, VIZ"
rIo.;os,.,j ..r - J s,on' 90
Dealers. retail liquor, rs 10
Dcnlcrss wholesale liquor. -... 100 00
Dealers in malt liquors, wholesale, so 90
Dealers in malt liquors, retail, .I5. 20 30
Dealers i'll lcnf tobacco, 25 00
Retail dealers in loaf tobacco. sou 20
And on salos. Of oyer 81 900, fifty
cents for oyery dollar in etcess
Dealers in n aYfuMctured tobacco, 90
Manufacturers of stills, so 90
And for each still manufactured, .2O-OO
| 'lAnl for each worm manufactured, g. OD
Manufacturer" OF TOBACCO, 1000
| Manufl ctl,rers Of cigars, 100,
Pcdilers oftobacco. first class fmoro
than two horses or other animals) so 90
|, Pcddlct, Of tobacco, second class, .n
| uwo horses OF other nnimals), or O0
! PelalcI*, OF tobacco, thir,l c!asa. w
| Gone horse or other animaD, 1870
Peddlcrs of tobacco fourth class,
! (on Eoot.of public convoVariceSr 1000
| Brewers of less than 500 barrels, 50 90
Brcwcrs@f 5Op pgbnGtlbl6r hiorq,,,~ii' 100 O6:
Any por.;PPi!1 So liable wig sbal, failIto
comply with The foregoing requirements
| Pcrs6ps or firms liable to pay any Of
appl, tat,s70 70sssSss. .sAIiRlaNrEE;.C CoIi ieotof
pay TON .ahd t5feeNr, the SIgeiol: :hTax
Stamp SF.ssstafS pa. .fIiay need, Dffor to SMnvi
iih 1927 and WITHOUT FURTHER
NOTICE. -, e IA .I =, ~. '''' |"
Special Tax Stamps will pc frGiiss = >. :.
by mil oplSiGnr }eceipt from thei person
or tirmu ordering tho. same of Hspeciffci
:sbsmps or the IN nj oamt int
required topay the-poatHge The rostage-
% nne is"%p st HT est!ft eSyi. sns Sn I'D
|itheN be transmitted by registered mail,
tenrcents additional should accompany
tho application:
alph ri ,,u, -, GREEN b., BAUM #
7 ! 1I Commissionnef q fnternaal Revenno. :
ORFEcE OF INrERha II RRvsNUE.. ~ ~,
|1, Wnshington,, D. c., dsnparY as 1877. .,
10
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-03
Notal. s,yte,as.

RA1LRoAD ScHEDULEs.-Tho follow
ing are the hours at which the trains
on the G. G. and A. r.. r. pass
Winnsboro
REGULAR PASsENGER-NIGuT.
For Charlotte, 231, a. NJ.
For Augusta, lib, a. NJ.
AocoMMon.AvrrloN rFRElsnr-DAx., ,.,
For Augusta, .fi"1 11.l5, a. N.
For Charlotte, LOO, p. NJ
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-03
N OjTICH.

\ LII persons aIe hereby forbidden to
"a enter upon, hunt. cut timber, pass
through or in any other way trespass
upon my plantation in this county,
nov II as the,la'Wolfe plnce, " "r my por-
ton of the sanlei EThose~who dsreg ard
this wprnjtg will bo5prosccuted.
sap,iI3- IL {. <&{ W d. AIKEN,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-03

We have received batch oflitcra-
ture written in the intc' csts of peace
and dct ling all the hJ,roi's Of war.
People i'll this section have learned
the cGccts of war, by sad experience
ard aro naturally inclined to keep
the peace, but if there, bo any one
who is inclined to ''let his angry pas
sions rise," we will turn, the batch
over to him. ,,H ~. ..u" e.. ..,N -
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-03

Our friends at Iidgcway neglected
to post us on the municipal election
at that place. .,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-03

New Advertisements. }r>Ji--.
w. D. Aiken advcrtiscs notice to
trospassops. u>j..'f.' ~ 90. ,'..
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-03

The Rev 9. Il. Chichester and
Mr.. A. S. Douglass left Winnsboro
on Monday; TO attend the meeting of
Harmony Prcsbytery at Reet:y
Creek Church in Marion county.
The Rev J.: lTqpd and Messrs.
JAS. A. Brice and John Vinson ale
also absent in Attendance upon tie
prcsbytery0f the Associate Reform
cd Church, which is holding at
Kings Mountain. .u.a.,. .....
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-03

Agricultural liens of all forms are
kept constantly on hlnl at the office
Of Tie News AND HERALD, or sup
piled at short notice. Satisfaction
guaranteed in this line of wo.k
Prices as low as the lowest.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-03

; PERsoSAL.-We arc pleased to
welcome back to our town Mr.. c. NJ.
Chandler, Of the tijcm OF, Vpnnor
& Chandler. Mr.. Chan ller has To-
some months been doing busipe$s in
Spartanbu,sy, Z, bat las ne " 1ethfneA
to Wmn}Y7!bFo}rro }7!F nc T. pefHgp R E r. 'peaFftk. h4Ako
many others who have left our little
town, he has found that tsthet8s no
place like home" His friends qre
all glad to sec him. .r'r.... J
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-03

The 1mrHniqipqlh sleatiQp Qq5p 3aNts at lBSllss lBSlsfk h,
stock wEeHs wEHs jhllss jhllssld d. yesterday, but the,
ulthadnot beon reportsdnp to our
going to press. Two tickets were
in in theaeld, 34tEhl 1eE lRq 4ReqFdef hiA dN1g,M.
nominees for wardens on the first
ticket we're 7NAt1eyst1pJ. 7A1 ysg1 J, s Gl9ttg,n,y.
p. Ragsdale, WoEs Richardson's, and
M. MacEtUfsil , aiafdfsASSha"tkh aiafdf 81 "tkho seconps
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-03

----o.-!I4-l--- '~$S ! 8
gS3- We would request that c6nE
tract advertisements be changed
either IN Tuoslty's or Sat IL
days issae--that is, tho copy
should be handed to us o." Monday
or Friday morning. The labor
involved in, getting off our weekly
edition causes us to be somewhat
pressed for time in, getting ont
Thursdays issue. We are of course
ol'ooys rdadyqte phpngeQ Qadyeptise-
ments, butiit} Will Ps an AecomlAq 99dh
tion to us if our contractors will
remember and observe the sugges-
tion above made.
-t-rt t-rttfs7G y ~ 1tLt-;t17 / II. .IiL)
MUNICIPAL ELEcTIoNs.-The election
of intendant and wardens passed eff
very quietly indeed. But for the
presence Of the managers in the
Town Hall, and thes ccasionalI visit
of a voter thoro to deposit his ballot,
it would not have been supposed
that any clecti.eB1 9SgpSggo48 or.
The following is the result:
For INTENDANr,
Dr.. W. i. AiAken AK ~. .H1!." .,'"' '.186 Sc;
Scattering. g............ .15
Fon WAHR1ggsssst H'!R1ggsssst h.
w. N. Chandler. ........... POI
r. j. MEGA. ley. .. .1s5
F F,Ide%nifw ,"JKhI 10 yt0irG,1 sic
:l1'i5 :asSili'hj thn +,
VIM. Nj Nelson. ..S5
Scattering. ..-.,.:C:L - .42.
The mrniciDal election NJ R,ooL
, 1877-12-07


About 1:b citzcns, tesldsnt on West Lake
street, between Western avenue aud Central Park,
held meeting last e7su!ng In tho bail On the cor.
nor of Lake amt seymour stsepts, fur
tho purpose ol taking toms action 10 d..
feat an ordinance submitted u 4 mcctsng
Of tho City Council Nov. - providing for tho lax.
street, between The present termiau. and Central
park. by the West Division Hallway Company, aud.
In confederation OF theiF doing. relieving them
from iaJing ths track on Laks street. rudet that
ordinance tho Compspy would have tbs right 10
charge two cents extra tars untll . ytadurt VIA
built over the steam railroad tracks Ut Rockwell
stsees. Those psesent wore particularly dcsirona VI
having the lius extended on Lake street, from III
psrsent terminus to the Park.
=. c. tlayea waa cei!sd to tho ehsis und ]. A.
lluach elected beesetsry.
Tn taking Li* seat tho Ch1tsman rtsefrel 10
Wes& Laks ststet, which resulted In tho passage ul
an of1tuancs requiring the CUtnpspy 10 extent the
track On Lake st1eet with the privilege Of placing
1t W Asdlso9. The citizens IN both stFctt. &C
4u!esced ia the i1At4eE - thcn PROPOSED, md tho
Company ~ess g,'ea 'I1t; aay. to extend .hs l!ae.
order for ths acknowledgements Of the Company.
MD It hsd been srfcFEed 10 tho cputpltkee
Oh Streets and AIixJs Of thu West Division. ,Eue
sttosRcy 3f lbs Company bAs framed 81 ordinance
ttaduct Was built over Rockwell street. lie Oh.
jseted " sec. Ut that ordnance ~ Operating
axAinst Lake asreet ilr was sorry u Say that AID
heelet, Of The Ihifteealh Ward, voted in Ga,of
build It on Meat Madison street, lot them do w. but
| aAJ nothing Abuul We4t LRku street. They had VI
| u2s " tGui1Al Fxtk, ~A,ls Lhs Other palAs were
, 1877-12-07

The tax.books will he ready for delivery to tho
Collectors about tho Goth inst.
Mr. K1okke, recognizing the long experiences and
efficiency Of Arthur Gleason In tax matters, has so-
taincd him Ia charge Of tho force Of mon at work
extending taxes.
probate business. Az such business niusi wnit Tor
BE- b. oa tas % i7ih iass K ''' '''''' s'' "A''A Will
The shcrifl goes 10 Joliet to.morrov with fifteen
Smith. who goes on a fonrtecn.ycar sentence for
h,anstaughtcr The stcrin IA not = ilttto dtsap-
pointed ut having to take MIN Oh In that way.
Run,or bad It Yesterday that coa,ntaaloner bur.
Governments, az architect 0f tho new Custon,.
ttousc, that ho would hnve to resign onn Of Tho
two positions. The Democrats were circulating It,
ami neen,cd TO find eomo comfort in the possibility
Of such ncontingency
r. hs con2t cours There's Meeh;
sono ting % answer tho charge Of aasautting with
intent 10 kill. As soon a. he had been found tn-
eano the Indictment against him was stricken from
the records Of tho Crln,nal Court.
The l,cmocratic members OF tho board wcro
the only OH e. around yesterday, AMI they wers
wrath1 orer tao prospect Of bunR assigned to unm-
sotar asto tsJ that II he given tho places the
paptss said hn would get that ho would etkc Mt tn
tho Board and announce that ho wonid not serYe.
The sttorncrs for tho Indicted officers Of tho
interview with tho States ATTORNEY. and It has
ttcn agreed not to fcqniso any additional bait On
hea M &c eonsedn a' ps ees
havr kclteti ovnr tho EhcrIfs Office that be never
viii he. Ono thing ts ccstaln-ho will not como
Affairs around the County Clerks o,slcs remain
unchnMHed. Iteb withho1ds statement Of Tho
's;t arc % uan.stIgho +. to ta t. throw
an1 arc bowling loudly. Mr. kiokko ia still push.
@ tng IN cxam!ansion & nf ths books. hut 20 iar has
iIe ia Inclined 10 think. lowe1er th%t Liee has
nut accounted for all Of the fees and redemption
tae condition NJ aGairs to tho Knani Monday,
TIE COUNTY TnEAsunEH's OFFICE.
The oalce of County Trcasurcr was formally
tasas Eyer Eyer to- M Mecca .hs beoks
III iiast va: @ os isf Se, s1 o.ec 1ecoipt G
si0o ooO, which ID held u Mr Hnek il the slapa .
e e. ~ r. a.at th' Third National
il reference e ths 500. 6oo, an5 WHIT hs pro.
Id DO y tsi s 'exS ~S baas s ''4 at ss
WIZ; Ws.;;9n: sa1 hsd been s;.as:a shss f. sha S:nk
oaa pay 60 Rst eent Of o th% sloo ooo few
ee oe 10 s' s h' ssons Ga S wsS pa3
.sery cent aaa u 4 a!d.not. that ho would make
thing no FAD. Tie delay in Turning fho anornt
oves would aa wask no niafx .o my ons, he though
which would Jay dnru,ant anynow. Ii it were II,
hanl. What ho had turned over was the County
e9'nns1 ne a hs %on 10
!n.t y II the o.ooo was not tied lip tonn.. n.
IT, Mcc,e, yp. a,.o talked 10 on TIN ,,n,o ,n.
tect: llo had c1ery confidence that tic Third
National alvey wosd nay up every cent aa shat in no
Sxsn. a wnn!a ~ coanty y. r. 'oss anythnz ~ Br
, 1877-12-07

AlasetIuz Of the esutlsmsa resident. Of th. plscs
was held 1t tho baptist Church Tuesday evcning
for tho purpose VI organizing Philosophical 10.
etut5. l.. Z. Collins. JE., ESQ.,. vas unada tom.
porary chsasu.Aa+ aud explained t'4s object md
purpose Of tho pFnbossd sociuty, sFtcr wh,ch nm
organization vas effected ty tho adoption Of cou.
situation sud by-lAws. aua tho election Of Mr..
Fargo lsssiaoat; 10. co:lias. J yice- President;
anu Ar. Du1ssard, Secretary. An Executive Cosls.
mltes Nss also .clsstsa, eoaa4tlu4 q ths ley. u.
hart RsgulaE inteti0gs will oa heiI, ppm 10 all,
the exercises VI which will doubtle.a bu both IL.
stfNcttse sad entertaining.
tAAk ktb0k.
The regular monthly meeting Of tho Village
Hoard Ut Tsusloes Max heId Tuesday evening" q nm
Eoard being present. p1csldeal shcsxin psc.idlns.
In tbs matter Of tic payment Of toe cu4tA xe1
a$sin.t ~ si!sxs iu shs ea.s again.! Ar Kekfvr4
for maintaining nulsaAcs, Trustee Wood s4pQrted
that tbs lu.t!co had reduced the amount Il SiS.
After discus.l1g. At souss length: 1hs lAallily 0t
tbs village IN ils Premises. motion 70 pay tpeui
W.. sstF'sa TTu.tse cSeo~ sI1aa sokinx ia tho
Village Ass.h4l wa4 received and accepted, md Y.
kolluan was esceteu To dill thu vaeauej.
The SUN Of SIS on hts 2JaEel euDtrae& wAs
os4s1sd paid 10 l. ". AsavLau. Tss bnls u a.
, 1877-12-07
THE TIMBER" Ex0NERATED,


2IxxDEHsoN, Knox Co., Ill.,. Dec. ]. -In Tus Cttt.
cAao TRIurNk Of Saturday, Dec. !, In the special
dispatch from 0alcshlrg Cnncerntn1 Frank IianJe,
there aro number Of crrora calculated to do gross
injustice to portion OF ths people Of tho Town Of
Henderson,.
Tho charges made BY your correspondent against
tho rsopa OF this town ars outrageous alaudcrs, /
quote some Of their: "'So,no ha!f-dozcn miles
North Of uattsburx the Henderson timber IL seach.
cd. This consists OF a scsies OF woods, much OF
tho land being very th!ck'y tlmborcd, extending
from point some distance cast Of thfs pacc near.
y to tho Alsa!sslppl. Thu undcsbrush furnishes
splendid cossr. and tho place laa become ttts bot.
tor than sanctuary for criminals. Tho .sl,noer'
II sparaoly populated. and by usery low down set.
Many Of thsm eame originally from Indiana, Kcu.
lucky, and Tennessee, and they dia.
play to rastectioa all tho shfft,essness.
y!clonsncas an1 sympathy with criminals OF every
grade. characteristic Of thu puor white.' During
tho War thoy wesc good Democrats and tn ac,tve
sympathy with tho peoplo from which ths1 sprnng.
On ono occasion they attempted to eapturo Gales.
companies Of men and dsiiIya then, fegu.
ssdst't army wh,: grow In thst lsna
iecsn's moro tc2ly :ette. Tho power r. Of nj mi4eh!si
Of thts peculiar nsopio vas diminished, ons even
Now, slr, Tho charge ''that my past 0f thls Town
Ia. tseons ssa,e.asty for cs!mlna'. Or ,nat Any
ps5ten 81 The people oi TIT t1%n
absolutely fa'.s. Whe Il q true that portioh Of
ths .,sopls eame from lndiana, Keatucky, aud
,xens d lhurc are In The tuwH.
a9, q s w. hs anx wsss - .ssea Ard
ns ss Il
lut y 10 true that for eSory call made BY tho
The Dsnoc tnts u this sown We're ~ io,si ~ a. tho
Democrats Ut any tnwn " tho country, aud
, 1877-12-07
WHISKY.

1uDuY nHuMMoyD's LETTRn.
Following IN fudge Drummond's letter to United
States Distr'ct.Attornry uangs. sctting forth tho
conclusions Of tho former regarding tho civil suit
against Jacob 1.chm:
rts.-DESr III: havs eos,:erea tt the c..o s1oif Of
Jacob nehu. now under procedure By The United
ts as, s1s1 Il es ser d fss 'sa e.,dnS e S
AZ 4 id!esmsnt % , sn,'es ! ,hs Internal Revenue Inv
ls.; mud ~ ~ TaIo 4 ~ pending psoposion wss
10 % IL III" oanss. arsins he e. II ine1as e1a
sc!Itt ts.t'fy as witness t.. isf tho
IN intesvtaw accordingly took place between
His.ers. Lawrence ana cainp5eil, representing the
and oafs en- rcreseasias a t,s i;s a1s s1'S'
plead guilty to ali thu counts Of tho pcnd.ns In.
ton ,nadu through hta counsel, and that The t3ov-
cruinen. tho,:'d not insist nton certain rnnish,
m Ct eo sassar q :, III
and IT. contingent psna1stcs need mt
be mentioned, as that proceeding Is terfnl-
Tho only controversy L., whether It was q c1ndi-
sion made Ss q" , asienlans atd asccrted sy the
ali easitics Other Than what msat b. eopsereG 1t
eri,alna foF oaen.ss can,mlttri ty in, sesinst ts
acknowledgements 1aw, and fox which ao could be
II aoc, not ai'osar that such Immunity wan *.
prctsly mentioned, os Promised. By the counsel Of
shs tiafofat.ons at 'ha Interview named; bat It is
defendant understood Il q reach that sxtcnt.
and III constitute part ot the contract 1nade 10.
;hat ill., va noeessatflJ impied froa, Ill tae eir.
cnmstances Of thu casci shiuk theY Ind. This
l. adu,it.cd bJ three Of ths counsel representing
tho Government
that an oi this lind shoaa b" es1ried
, 1877-12-07
holiday GOODS.

MEssRs. TIFFANY g.
CO., UNION SQUARE.
NEW YORK CITY, have
made extensive prepar-
ations for the approach.
ing HOLIDAYS.
Their stock Of Dia-
monds, Watches, Jewel
ry, silverware, Bronzes,
Pottery, Stationery and
Fancy Articles, is the
largest and most varied
in this country, and in
cludes novelties from
abroad and choice goods
of their own manufac-
trlre not to be found
elsewhere.
A special department
has been organized for
sending goods to per-
sons at a distance from
New York, and any one
known to the house, or
naming satisfac ctoryref-
erences, can have care
full selections sent for
inspection.
They have lately pub
lished a little pamphlet
containing a. condensed
account of each depart
n1ent, and lists Of arti-
cles appropriate for
presents, which they
will send to any address
on request.
, 1877-12-07
THE THEATRES.


An Interesting e1PetImeut~tha tsst ono made In
the pscsencs of the general publr-was given yes.
tetday foFcuooa as IIootsY's Theatre 10 test tho
rficacy Vt sucs + Karls ars and smoke ascspc.
Thcru WAS large audience present, Including a
humber Vt city architects, MtmesEs Ut tho FiEa
Department, of thu Council tho heads Ut tho Policy
Department, Superintendent Clentelnnd, thu Hoard
q lndesMf f!tcrs. an9 several we'll known citizens
For 81 'oa '.atincs" Is wzs quite laree and dIs-
nnsulshel aullGnct.
1'lIs s:nosv anu nte e.eape hes already been Dc.
scfloet 10 t&o public. and 1t unty remains u
secofd thu sutese Ut tue arss pEacuc4l expeslmeat
made. i consists In tho construction u tfe-
prVof cei[lnx under Tbs fof Of tAa sa2e, With out
lei4 oF shAi* e9nortionc to ths cutie contents VI
tho stage snd auditorium. and htgu enough 10
fsseh aboso ths neAsese buildings. III ca.o of are
the valve Il opeacd, and >the n1e II forced up 10
the upper air ~ Tho current from the auditorium
n4d .he .t4xe, Tns stsgn IL Anua with shess.tson.
rods t!om The raof, and funnel In tbs centre
eight feet In diametcs, aud ~ pulux twenty ixl&
, 1877-12-07

4sx RA6IVfN1 E1NAAIEhA
OF The Hoard OF Managers Of tho Industrial Homo
far f;lr1a met ya,terfiny murn.nr nj Inn Tron,on,
;son.. ~ f',.,,. ~, nu... :, 80 ..a,s
.!ouse' 1ass' 'u"ko van o9efn III 1ao eaa'f' anu
AtTs. SH1th Secretary.
Dispensing with preliminary business, tho Chair
called far rcnnrts of cnn,,nittre, and Mrs f,oi v
r. 49,. - s' ss ~. -
a. Eastman sal" t"a'' "n'le aae naa nothing
drfHItt to Announce, she was conaacnt that 4
dramatic entertainment Tor tho bcpcit Of tho fioms
xout,1 ,,e v1Yc In January, t1thrr isdJcs rcn,rted
sn.' .ss- Ga ...ss ."o..s =.
'"He t"at Ha" t"%"o 90 "fa"&s u" catcftaih'
Mcnt OF some kiad. h4t nnthlnH authoritative
could yot 1e Ea!d aonnt y.
:, TIE Culntnittro ~ supplies reported through
hies ex'tioY NesGfluGe that Tue Immediate whnes
o. ING lneutatloh "esc provided ios. hhe hcknOWl.
euVed donations o. putatues. f1unr. and ec9ernI
efOcefieS; haa eon,e csoth1nx. ihc Aunlo had been
boHn!ltully sApp'icu villa thanksgiving requisites
End The hol!osY haA been paasud p!euaantly:
s!fe bAealtt SUD taat shn hau lataky had at her
residence pound party THOUGH tho wcattcr
naa IL u baus lnefp Wefo AboaIlWentr.AscA A!tcnI-
ehts, saeh one ofthsns ons pon!sa y sonlsthsn?
lnF tho ttuh'e. IN tGat way nlee little stock ps
saa codee: Tugsr, faisia& pfancs: etc.. utc.. tad
bcet o1laahcds. sue Recommended The plau for
Frpetlttot,
Ihu subject o. giving enterta1nmenta Tor tho
hcnenI 81 tho Hong Was again broachct. Anu
Ars. smith unfoidel plan which contemplated
mIAlcll ana 0!anai!c'srAd'nx entertainment at the
Tabernacle. The llayhn 1tchcstrA m.ht bc .u-
ented, and Mrs. Ttsdasa had volunteered to FiSo
hhaktpeaEsan rcadtn.s grAta!tunsly: alrs Van
UnJcn nIu letlcf from Bella Beach, Tho
, 1877-12-07

1HEHh WAS CAUCUS
Hard Yesterday In t.om,ui.,innrr nho,s roo,, T.,
thc rrnn,tt lfon. ~ III. i-nin,, .,rL Wi. =,
sau anat, o., ,ns ns''. "on soek. aafas, Il
nbout II. aud That they could NIT Ert wind OF thlh
la.t attemp. 10 aute thea hit tbr ncw.vathcrrrs "a
m, cyc1ywhcre. snd TIM Tn,nt,,r /, alta In ,,x.
NV ~ w., n.nsa,",, @ a"'s ~ gre
FsPo1' VI .n' o'oeee"''Sss notwithstanding thc
TACT that oil "eru fwnr1' t' sreEeey. Thtro " \
su.,n,. ,n.n,l,cr. rcn"-,i,r on',r,r,,." ~" ~.
hnt i,armsu1nss Inr,iue nnII ;tucsn rc9G, III -,
r"iS. jbr,aiiy. Tss san" ,sns ,o c..s. .g,,,s
n,here. Each member hsI sotnr friunG for ,xhn,n
he 1nalc 4 lested light, .'.N''
md siatsd that Io had cysn Martial TX "a s'n., ot
shc morinx uspcls W,si h,I n.as liz m nf Hs.s II s ~
Tic rrtui was Il dcc,tct 1syIsinm A. III. liz ~
i,y nv rral,s eu,nplrIc. tbo namus aro @ ,,nt umn.
lIshvl. ''0'"'
F"l Clerk Of tie Committees, 3ir. Wtnnc.s, sco,t
III thu County lspaf ct,nnstrut t ill ihu rus'iion.
nnu i worthy xen,jpMan wHD l4s ni,ssy, wprkri
faithfully u.ia |ntustr!oa.ly. Tiers was l,sIs u
Consider H. Wji;ets W.. arseed 1rdsm' Sno. 11s Com.
n1syu. 70 e.. tns 1 r. aq n sss
made nsainss lin wn. tint liz M.
ihnuct hu was = nu,d fsiow "o be 'saa; w..
n,tcal h.cI ljit eumrc.snr1 W., c4lsp,,tsS ~
hui aylnc nj il turrt ~ st.f he 80
tiinr,,sy for Tho somfh f,srS i;s.,t ~ mi II II t
Mnynr i.nlyinx ndrmrat. Il rnn, m. ~, - M i JEct
nitn in the cha1r ~ s:nnntx st,"rn4" "t ~ tee
H. Wiliett iii, tsks ink,, Wnnn;r.+, ,sss" r.
..,thinr Intervene. I.t wccn his ",a ns.s 1mna
.ri,. ssrt I'm, IVA. nrsu ~ @''~ '~s s'1''"'s'
rnjNrY ,s,vs,r,.r
pr.. t1enrottu. j,,nIhard. i:nnt 1..,,cr ,,d ,,
raj nthnr. wen th, ,spli%s:, os';r. Az aeS
@ IT, =. s.sas Hax pft nattt
s"nntt.n.n ~ v.us,ni so",,s;oa" " tnear
Wp.' hI % ,s:' ,ht,', ~ HI5 e"Mnhsmott @
us sI Il. .,' S:n, Nv T. w ". hAt
1 f.,,o, w. ssn ~ sns ,i",o ssh n.0.
Iii shttt ~ a, criInn H. Has, .r.a ~ Always
,,,.ss IL, - ~ psss ,a, aue az. seat4ih
, ~ ~ IL" nunuse aa IT, a.e,str ~, M t.,'
M'a.S - .rn itay' ~ ~. o'ee"'a acAt
"Sn9s5. sGi5thi"F e!se ~ tst!+ai
,s's W. W.. - ~ ~ .eat uasihess Inat Was aohe'
4'o" tsa1e = *sS' uaHt apva ttio qac@ttoh u
IoosIf AG6ST.
commissioner Ia1or brought oul hlf man again III
knt 'pesson ot Hensxo 3lh1sAeaa, nt ths Io~A
~ LAKE. C9MMisttoncE sp1n1rd favored Capt.
Af6fatns "Ht5c c3-Ata tIeFslAnu had sunlt
1tlcnda. Lien. o. L. Mann Shaved M strength
whatever; uheFe wss long dl.e9ss1un upon the
Mrtt. ~ lht.a cal'alaates. bAtt"t altsr bal!ot
xaH tskSn* *tta oniJ shu same result toan!sson'
~ arlhi. ahN baeas alst,in!cly tntused III c9ule
Into ths tfdcee. '!hsY Kicked like steers, ~
ola o!o u ths HlenaufF& pFeseut asalod. AE. HuE-
ling sald lhat ~ would III! decile upon acecp,ia q
sny at. ior sas 'x.Lons.ols poslt'o" ont1l aa had
, 1877-12-07

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Caeph d iofe1 RESTAURANT and lauch-conntes
open to-day.
Fl, bnw,,t,. r.,.,-.s,, T., r.,,,.. 1,... A..
~. .stAs ,ss.u.e. ,s.s ~ u0"'a"' "~'' so'nlshs'
oshRosh next Aoh''ay nlGht-
pcyhollesa at tho Central Church ahnutd mt
So,,ot ., r.r.,, ~ s..t. s,r ~. ...,...s "~
..,. 80 - Wv ~A'"'"N 'S-''"
NlbiIanl II. alAvsay Will lead Gospel temperance
meeting In Lower FnEwel Hall at 10 thIs eyen
aus.
rruv rr,sr~. 11,-,. f,t,,,, ,vt,, ,,,..
.,1."inn, ~ ~ t,"n Giun ~! glsn @ MIot4Ff en-
HI % ~ TUG patloF' VI 1ae sherman aouae
."'e o'en'ns' "
The Rt. Nev Hobqst II. ClAfkson. D,sbop Of
Nebraska. In in thr city, Hpntay ho viii prsa ch
IN tho forenoon At st. Jsmcs', and Ii tho evening
4 meeting Of tho Pou,tesn,h wara pcnnhtte.r
street corner MilwauEeo ar"nne. For tSo aisrtion
. ,.ss. .,,",x .",,, =. .s,. =.
ST! ,air a. osk!ana Congregational Church thts
under can ha snte'ed Tor tho ps'ze.
Chafel who n,snaaea tts Union cIus % lat seaIa
IL. InriuaInr sunncr tar Sensicmsn nnti ,s5,s. arg
'I '' ~e''''9h'1" Asu t"o''''
ny |n.ttatian o! tho ltcs. brooks lferf0rd. pas.
tot ol the First Unitarian Sac!sty. tho 1luy L. +.
Mercer VIII lecture IN Tho Church Ut tho Messiah,
Eofnef Of Mcnlsah aTenne and Tmenty' Thru strnct