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On Monday of last week one of Abna-
pee's prominent citizens, Mr.. John Hodick
Jr., met with IA violent death while engag-
ed in hauling hay on his farm, about two
miles south Of that village. A portion of
the load sliding of, Mr. Hodick went with
it, and stricking on some logs aud stones,
broke his neck, and died in abou ten min
utes. We are indebted to The Record for
the details.
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EARnER> ANn nE,ss.NICSu HONE

MARTIN HEWETT, Proprietor, Commercial ST
ETEW Mouse and new Barn. the best of accommo O.
IN datlons AT moderate prices So6-ly
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NeWhall House.

j. F. ANTISDEL, Proprietor.
broadway and Michigan SITS. Milwaukee. Wis.
scott
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THURSDAY AUGUST 2, 1877.
We are in ueed of more rain.
Council meeting next Monday evening.
Appleton has telephone, and gas
factory.
Bear in mind the excursion and picnic
next week.
New wheat was received ut Milwaukee
last Wednesday.
Delinquent subscribers are very urgently
requested to ray up.
Our streets are quiet, aud merchants
have but little to do.
Prayers for rain are on the daily pro-
gramme for this week.
Crop protects are good. But little injury
| 20 DON. by the waevl
! The hotels are accomodati ting goodly
number of Southern people.
/ The Welch word for milk is 'cwrw u
Let's hear you ask for some?
| The usual summer complaints are troub.
| ing the little folks hereabouts.
Fifteen marriages in Milwaukee last " eel
one of the effects Of the strike.
Deputy Sheriff Wittenburg has had a
new siga put up over his saloon lately.
The members of Prof. Viebahu's schOo
| had pleasant picnic at Kaukauna Monday
! The mayor of Appleton was arrested ioI
violation of the bridge ordnance las
week.
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Canary Birds.

About 400 Canary Birds-tright yellow greenish
yellow and mixed colors-o of imported breed and
warranted good singers. For sale by
917 1y+ JOHN ROEMER,
Two Rivers road, one mile north of this city.
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Deputy Sheriff Wittenburg has had
new siga put up over his saloon lately.
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Fifteen marriages in Milwaukee last W eel
one of the effects Of the strike.
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Annrnachiny Elections.

Following is a list of approaching
elections In the various states. with the |
dates and officers to be elected:
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DIR. EaStOn'S "TurkiSh Bath ,

The roums are plastered, and so soon as
dry, cleaned aud painted, will receive the
pipes aud other necessary apparatus, which
IS all in readiness. Let the stockholders
be prompt in payment and the citizens
generally render their support, in this
much needed enterprise, which is an
auxiliary TO the cure of many diseases and
to the preservation of health.
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To Contributors and Advertisers.

All matter Intended for publication must be
handed in ny "Wednesday morning, Local Notices
byaW cdncsday noon to insure insertion in the
current weeks issue.
i All communications should be accompanied by
the authors name, not for publication, but as
guarantee of good faith.
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The usual summer complaints are troub
ing the little folks hereabouts.
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ATTORNEYS and CUUNSELORS-AT-
LAW.

SaRIzEE, az ANDERSON.
Attorneys AND CouEscEorS4at-s.ay
OFFICE on EIGHTH STREET, NEAR TIE
~ corner al York. 15-.2ly
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Those who take an interest in the
prosperity and success of agriculture and
in the cultivation of the farm should be
getting ready to add some little to the
exhibition of farm and mechanical pro-
ducts at our next county fair. The fair
should be considered an institution for
farmers and mechanics, and this year we
hope to see it made full indication of the
Furnishing and Independent condition of
the industries of this county.
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The Welch word for milk is "cwrw
Let's hear you ask for some?
, 1877-04-14

Sheriff Sherwood. Of stsubsn Counsy, n. y,
and Detective Flynn. Of this city, left for Corning
last evening, having IN charge John McSamara,
who il charged With tho murder Of bis sweetheart
In that village nearly year ogo.
r. Platcu i Co.. for rsctlfy!ng without liecnse
and for not keeping wholesalr.dsalcrs' books,
were bound over In 81, 600 bail to ths 18th BY
Commissioner Noyue, a. wa also Peter Caldwell,
an ualicsnssd tIquo.-ds at the Stock. Yssd..
TheEe wsrs locked up II the Central Station
yesterday Terence Nichols. vsgrant, John liar.
finStoa, tagtaat, ana Alexander Lotus aud
Charles Howard, two members Of the Lesy gang
who aided In swindlu2 Charles Ribhle. Ut Grand
Rapids, oat Of $3.50 three weeks ago.
A rather singular esss Wa up before Justice
seully yesterday afternoon, Of which Tho lew il
said uRt!l the day Of trial will doubtless he b%ttcs
for sll Tbs parties concerned. Charles J. Beastlu
sna William Carney. is.yess. were arrested on
tho aale Of some farm lands from Ole Toletson
and 8. Newman. two farmers, tho former Of whom
10 stopping st No. 008 West LAks strEst, ana tho
lattst 4 NJ - NoItb Carpenter stfset:, Tho
cAsa was contlnued At n!antt6s reqnast until ths
2J1 Inst. bcAtsls and hls partner claira That the
, 1877-04-14
THE COURTHOUSE,


paragraph Ia yesterday's TRinCxx stated, IN
4ubslancc. thst MF. II. N. Singer, of Singer d Tai.
cott, bad given audible expression tho day before
10 what m2ht psuperty bs called dissenting opfn.
Ion in rrsRrd to tho hneso Of tho stone Walker IL
supplying for the eourt.1Iou.a foundations. Mr
S!agsF comPla!ned especially Of tho lau.tu4siuns
and cracks Ia tho stone, and waa very decided Ia
sayEa. that very large portion already on thu
ground and In uss was wholly uuat to 70 Into shs
building ATg1Hrsx reporter YlsItcd The grounds
ycstefday, aud WAS foftouxto IN Ghdtnx Architect
Egan and ME. Walker, who were, Of course, i,a,ae.
diatey set upon for information from. shetE stand.
point. They proceeded to explain that
stones which, sometime Of other ID tbe ssoiosicai
hlstory uf tho earth. had become uaited ihgIr
point4 of uuiun brInY marked by sIIxAt atsni. ur
vein, corresponding to ths ycina In marble. Tho
pEessufe Of nlsttss on all aides had, pt cour4s
strongly eea,entsd this union, forming what il
teehnlcally known ~ . water Joint This was sub
tect tu lhe acttun Vt tho weather. frost tending 10
Lea!ont quatt.e4 could nor, In fact, produee stones
Of this stxs n which this peculiarly w0ald not he
apparent, and even In the smaller stones It would
sooner later dttcloss Itself, although In d lcts
degree. We're the stones set upright Ia the fun
dAtto1s fnatend Of benX set on their bases, 3hrsu
would he danger OF the work splitting and
nnal!y erunh bling, and cxuefug sokne considerable
b: gsea tsan ths PacinS 4 sate ou \.
70 aplti the sllto into pieces thu splitting tlklng
place IN the vslAa And a1iuX fruM top u but
tom. Were the Stats placGd on IT, base, however.
, 1877-04-14

Inferior counties Of The State, ant this vas hi. first
!nitmatfon that It Was ILLEGAL. 1ft coutd not he.
1eve tho statement cven Of 70 reverend person ~
tho pnssor. and wanted tho matter referred 10 q
!.w of the groom accordingly haftenea il btu fea:
tai FaEmentA to tho house Of Jrttcc Ford. That
worthy fnnetfonary WAS fortunately At home, and,
when questioned. brnnght down II whole libtney Of
sstatntes and qnoted lcarned1J from them ia The
lmratient brothcr-tn,law. earlaIntng 10 him the
e,s'S9s s sss,. e asss ssSss "a. b. II n,ass ss:
enonEhto Warrant HIN IN she belief thai thc itesn.e
was not sufficient. The next more, Of coutse. WAS
f. hunt .hs Count CLERK .na ys nsw ssn.s
md the stii eR.ha.is:.ic brothei. tn.Isw star,ca
for the North Side, q distance Of four TlEer: It
wss 10 o'clock when he arrived In front Of the
Clerks residence, which mas dark and sst'l ~ the
hsd the nnforinnate brother Jaw reached sha
cato when several farsGe watch-'lnTt came bnnnd-
I'M, Arnnni tho honse, compelling him to endden
retreat. 1t was eyfdcnt that an open attack tho
housn was impossible .unatr the circumstances.
r. .eeopno!tcfed. and again anproashed tho
of no De-. Tho faithful hounds stood 1t their
po*t. and ..tthelr deep growing ,was q
portcnt of III. Desperate grown At last, he
determined to make break for tho door any way,
and started on Z run up thc steps Int each onc Of
hack down tho steps. and wnu1l undoubtedly then
and thcro hare dovourcd him, white neck.tto and
ali, had he nat prudentfy songht kafety In flight,
landing exhausted and discouraged In tho vehicle,
With portion Of the wedding garment still cling
ing to hia Arms.
Plainly It WAS Of no nsc 10 make another attempt
nud 70 he purtncd hf way back 70 tho house, quite
trestfAllen. Tho wedding Was therefore postponed
until the next morning.
, 1877-04-14
A r1Re-pH0Of HOTEL.


In vttw Of tho recent hotel horror IN st. Loutf,
Nj. Pulling yesterday Invited TRIBUNE repro.
sentative 10 visit tho Commercial Hotel and report
a. to fts 1ro.proot qualities. md our representa-
ttye reports a. follows: ''Tho Commercial 10 SUBJ
stautialy built, and 10 divided Into compartments
BY very heavy hre.proof brick walls. which exsend
from tho foundations to several feet above this
roof. II Ia supplied With stand p,pe in tho ccn-
tFc Of Tho building, which reaches from the two
steam pumps in tho basement 10 tho roof, from
which point wntcf can b thrown oror any Of tho
buildings acTosa the street. On .evorJ door hose
roon, in tho housc ein 10 nooled u q moments
warning. It 10 supplied with Richa.ds' patent
escape. ladders on Tho Lake street and Dearborn
stscet fronts, and in tho reae Thesa ladders. ara
Of wire cables. very strong, and tho rnnEs are
iron. They nro operated by leves IN the dfo-
alarm box 1t tho hotel corner, and We saw them
dropped and fastened firmly to tho pavement In
exactly thittr seconds from tho time tho brdsf VIZ
given. Altogottcf. Tho Commercial is - nearly
drs.proof aud eafe from accidents by h.c "a 1t ID
possible for enlightened Judgment and modern
skill to mako Il.
, 1877-04-14
DEATHS,


daashtss of Geotsis bloody and osdsn II. King,
Fas:Sai i.su' ihsii I isstaspss. $50 w.'t Aoasos-
QulNE-Aprtl IL, 81 Ito .estdence Of his par.
cuts. w South Aorxan'as., James x. Quinn. aged
b }ears an1 months
x.f1 F1s n II b ss.ss. 70 ca.
OR0uNlf-Thur.daY. April II. John o'nousk,
.ssd = years, suddeaiy at his re"deuco, 3s4 Eat
Fansr.l sunday, April Is. At o:so .. H., to .hs
ssry. Friend. OF the family arc respectfully iayt.
cAnMoDY-on Arsit II. 1877. Honora, beloved
dsush!etot oa1t John aad Mary Ann casmody. sgsd :
Fausssl fsuns residence 1le West van
hurea.st., Saturday, l4ih Inst, At II 4. ia, BY
carriage. 10 Calvary Crmetefy. Friends kfe &nritkd
", WlSa-Tha S 4. tans.al q ths l.ts Ale1 u: Wing
from lhe resilGacs OF his son'in.Aw, T. II. Otley,
Esq. ~ rtncsuncs place.
FKEHcIi-April II, Harry Edward, son Of Ben-
1amin snd Allie l.. Trench, aged ysara and /
Funatal from residence. 4eo West Jsek,on.st,
~ cleveland and cauc.austi papers please
kIHQ-Thomas J. King. who died tho 1,th f.ou
tho effects of an overdose oE lauaanum takrn At
ths nsixxa !loa:s, ca!saZo. s7sd 81 rlll b tate.
his cousin Asa. J. y. Baker.
~ Daghamtan. BoAton, and Nsw York
papers please copy.
oSEs In u: i;!,y dAP !s ss fns*.
Ths remains were in.e.sd in Grassland csu.t..y
~ Es.t Greenwich, r. l., yspsss plsa.s copy.
HALL-1a tha city, this morning, Elbrldgs q.
Psl,ate baslsl services At hls late ts.ldsass On
, 1877-04-14

ththD 1pu 10 FHb UP eliupay 2lAERu1hllEaX
nchrn1e.
=, ,Adolph L.. Goldschntdt. .1enatIns Stein, and
simeS 81 ussenl1art member. Of III "snt,npt nrm
900 n nloney md d..pc.ns os goods contrary to
to Law after adjudication In bankruptcy.
:. John md Maurice Jaeobs. white, and George
Burgess, eolorod. became involved II row yea
!erdaJ over game Of cards In the nlsek Hits
q .eob, a ,Fsss
terrific blow In tho month, fracturinE tho Jaw
bone The r. Jacob. family Tets arrested shortly IT,
There was 4 great commotfon amonR the gam.
hlers yesterday tncldent npon new police order
that takes In all gamblers who arc not pcsmnnentiy
located T.. n rssitsIes. Of estr oTn a. vss.snts
SIN, . Eavafd.. apses Phillips. 4: !: aann.
.nd hid hs e. s
18th In $lO0 bali II to aaid that thts sort Of work
j. TO be kept mp until alldanserous men arc weeded
Mercer was heidi! s2, 100 10 tic CfImtnat Court
tsxsy f,s y s;sSim s' e: 4 3Sa y; ,s,
iii a.tsnt. IL dsposs q sbs a1:t Sassy * ~ Il
Let's, Of frankfort, who hsl followed hin for
some dayr. ,The parties wcrc before tho urana
%Ae VI &0tt1n& III A40h<s-
mtnt agalnst him.
Justieo summetdeld yesterday held tho follnw-
Ing: James Mcdonnell. larceny, $500 " tho
1iix. $50 each; Ellen bevit thitty da,ys; g ".
p.ossie.o: : i. MeS'9.s sSsnss ..eI;: soa
to the Criminal Court. tnsttco ecaiT held a. Mar.
TIN, larceny Of two hhtirona from william Price, No.
Gh Dcep1atnea street, $500 TO the 14th: Jerome
Mooney. tafccny Of COW from j: HeffernAn. $500
to the Criminal Court; Jnmca Watson, larceny
from Mrs. Walsh. No. 318 Lake etreet, 330N to tho
Criminal Court; James Lee, larceny. from Mrs.
Fotwln, 0nklcy street, near Madison, 800 fhc.
Several nights ago tho rooms OF n. T. Racn 4
Co., At No. ~ LaSa1le street, wcre entered by
burglars, and hbout $40 worth OF dry goods and
fancy millinery werc carried M ~ plnnacr. From
private sources Race learned that bJ paying 800 he
could secure the return of about hall Of tho plan
de5 Tho go:bct.esn In III: matter va. JS.cph
TIC money 10 George, ., K9sstss's saloon ia
t}tvo known as the 1.-TWO for Flve.'' Early yes
terllAy NAco & Co. sworo ont search warrant for
The place, snd also warrants for George Koestef,
Golawhito, and Thomas Fatlahes,. charging them
With the burglary Of tho goods and this larceny of
the $a0 which was given GaldWhita to return. the
gooda. portion Of Mce's property. and An
sle,e seye'os chandelier. stds Of LEATHER saa some
loon. For tho latter articles ~ owner IL
about bout showing the % %eonc.pondeneo betwse1n
tho Racc Bros. and Dotdwhttc, hut they probably
have good reasons for Il. TIM Race boya claim to
own dry goods store on milwaukee, avenue, and
in this way account for tho presence Of 70 much
female appase! in thelr rooms on LaSalfe street.
, 1877-04-14
THE SOUTH FORK.
FILTHY CONDITION or TUE srRKAM-now II
GAN Hk CLkANsKp.

UAN Be CLkAN9Kp.
Health Commissioner DoWolf hol1 : long inter.
view yesterday with Corporation Counsel Anthony
with reference to tho sonth Fosk Of tho South
branch. Dr.. DeWolf sald that he and tile Sanitary
Inspector, 1lr. .losk, had made an examination OF
tho S.ock- Yard tcsrltoFy. lie found inst nll tho
{crtllrtng houscs which are running arc we'll sup.
piled with deodorzlng apparatus. and That all tho
houAes no! now runnfng were willing 10 pnt ths
most improved machinery in beforo they con-
mcnco work sgatn. Tho CommtssIoner beloved
that hereafter tho public would not be offended hy
the gases which escaped from tho rendering tanks
Into the air. This was q great point gained, but
thcte another nuIAanco tar grtatef 10 10 nbul.
fahcd, and that waa tha South Fork This IL sit
uated that tho canal las no odtct upon 1t, and 1t
lies stAgnant tho year round. Tho Commissioner
found this r!rer TO- be full Of refuse matter An
animal tctu4s lifted up like weeds Ia neglected
pond. And thss. 70. though The I!ves y IN soMs
hs ,.9
3D., All thts tth, the Commissioner: informed Ms.
Anthony. ean.e from the stoek.yasda and tho soy.
rhese eompanies empty thsif sefuae .by naeaas ot
ths South Fork: This Commissioner sad that the
odors of that ishborhood corld never bo secured
~ iheso a. seMsf* . ~cEc prevented fsam e1nriyng
~ .1a s"e hs a: aatc.a 81 io 'asss aess
Tho sewers stoppcd W, and le w!.had for legal ad.
VlcH ~ to how to act. Tho fert!lizinK touaas, ho
understood hxl made OF would make pool for
the purpos0 Of aghtng the city In thu coarlt and
ho did not wish 10 tako any stems which would not
make them conform to hyCscnIc lawa In the man.
ageusoMent OF iAFtF business. connst! Anthony
said the lawa OF nnlaancea were very broad, md ali
that was necessary to DO done wns 10 dnd who
owned tho sewers and committed tbs nuisance,
ami then have them indicted under tho State law.
The CommlsaionuF will net un this advicp II It Ii
found to 10 necessary for tho clsa1iD9 Of tho 1lty
atrG4M.
The Commtssioner ina
PLAN
which he btlievcs would accomplish tia desired
End, and which will not only bs bonenctal to The
city, but can ba 1natfc to bring money Into soma.
body's pocket. Ala siEsht expense, a!t the four
sewers which empty she H., stock Yard
South Fo!E can Ss saptlcd Into '"s =
then proposed 10 empty this sewer through four
lisph6uxm extending from tho top Of tho sIdc on-
roslte 10 that over which tho water sntcss and
reaching halfway down aud nearly touching the
other side. The outlet Of each would 10 uidcs tho
diaphragm. 4 systoln o! Frscryoirs llke this las
lsen in practical uss ncar Paris, aud Il ID fona'l
That BY tho tlAiu tho water ha. pasaed put Of thu
last ono It Is almost fl to drink. II applied ut ths
ftock Yards. MI the Iafuso material could eaa1ly
W c1tlected and used TOR fcftflIxtag purposes, and
all tho waler which reaches tho river would bo
Eute. -As there II no other s0IFG1 Of IeGlcnicnt,
Tho South Fork would remain c!ean. The expense
Of carrying this plan lnto execution would be ight.
There are blslntBs 1nen who ara wiling " build
houses to accumulate &ho refuse.
, 1877-04-14
EEWING-MACuINEB,
now WOMEN AIN DuFRD INTO EXCHANGING
THIN.

THEN.
The agent Of tho Victor scwiag. Machine COM
pany and an old lady named LAucy ". PttAm have
been engaged In a great deaf Of coursng for the
past year, and yesterday afternoon had another
case before justice Scu1ly, IL which tho corpora
tson was nonsuited In an sndcavor to tecnre So
4 garnIshee against one Skdlngton Holderness. It
was ahown that Mrs Pitts.n hndt over her In.
tereat 10 her attorney, previous to the ding Of A
dnvlt for attachment against her. The Company's
agent L. c. Riggs, ssferts that Mrs. Pttam IL dead
beat, and has swlndled him ont OF an Sss sewing
s h+S9k WITH sa .ses aGerf q s1t ~ @ Ss %:is gs
The lady denies tho soft impeachment, and says
tho Company's sui. agent agreed to take her old
6a!snce, sos, vas to 81 ps,d for IN wsshins and
seTtns. but shoy never e.ss asr ehanec 20 e DO
She has no machine now at her housf, and tho
Company had already fep1ovined the ono they sent
her. and had been beaten IN court after hearing.
Ing hor. and tho sgent ss5s aho il trying to beat
Another similar eaec eame up iu the same Court
wfdoW, who stated that chs supports herself and
two children BY her own labor. and II her story be
.as :hs + Of shs
sev!nE: :masalns IN sxchanEs tor :. Victor. ,p:o.
shs company. the latter siiorins hsr M ST. tot o
the old machine, mad charging her, 3s5
for the new ono. Sho consented, signed ono
Of tho tast.Iron contract leases used BY sewing.
machine agents, aud made the exchange. But she
says rho never got any work from this Company,
though she repeatedly requested them to furnish
her With some. aud when Tho tImo came hronnd for
thc hrst payment - per the terma Of the contract
Rhe did not make It. and tho agent attached her
new machine and carried It baek to bis place Of
husinees. Hence she brought suit yesteEday to re-
cover dan1ngcs. and, By reaaon Of the absencc Of
wltnets for the ComrAuy. it was continued until
cxtWednesday al o'clock The lease binds hin.
ElmcndorH to pay 81 per month on her AlachIne.
and Tho agent holds It In evidences aga!unt her ii
proof that ahs .nate no such arrangement az that
6hc neacris abe did.
Thesu caves arc OF frequent occurrence, and,
whio the purchasers OF she machines Invariably
assert that tho companies arc eltleayarlng to de-
fraud them, on the other hand tho latter hold up
their coutraeta evidence. and mako tho sweeping
asscftion that the poor dupcs-who aro pessnaded
by oycE.zcalous agents 10 buy machincs. and give
even a. good ones in return. ~ well ~ large and
excessive sumo In hditIou-aEe dfad. beats. against
whom tbs computations have no protection, and
who spirit away their machines 30 that they cannot
bo recovered. The public have the facts, and can
draw their own conclusions.
, 1877-04-14
A GOOD ENDORSEMENT.

VALPAnA1so. Ind. April 0. ts77.-Ntssrs.
FELTON, Il Pomerov, @:0 Sfoss strtss, CAlcago:
VIII you please send key for our Instrument Thsre
was none LETT With II. Wo are very much pleased
with the ''Mathashek." It certainly fs an excel
lent piano. Several good judscs have called 10 SEQ
and hear IT, and ait pronounce 1t grand. Yours
respectfully, q. 4, Dopas.
, 1877-04-14
PRACTICALLY FtRE.rHooF

10 tho expression used by somo Of the unstsupu.
louP hotcl'kcepefs In Chicago, With the objsct Of
ont'c!ng the traveller through Misrepresentation
and fraud, when their only practical hrr-rroof
recommendation a few alarm clocks, liable to
get ont Of order Al any hour OF tho night, q fow
largo rolls Of plled In conspicuous places
about to halls to assato tho gucats that all ID aafes
oue or two night WRtchHlen pFomenadinx tho hAIls
wEi1p tho EueAta aro awake, who are liable and
most likely 10 fall ns1ecp Immediately that tho
patrons have rettrea. Tue Palmer House 10 ths
only a1p. proof hotsl Ia America.
, 1877-04-14
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

A nov Ambulance for tbs conn,v uo.ntt,, ,,ae
oeen ordered 70 coat Sooo II Will DO finished md
ready for u'a In a few days
ane ne.' usaoa saty. IL H. 1een a M aFtAnsea' Ml!1
oeenpy tne room now occupied oy tne coaht5 fhy'
siclhnt who will take what Ia known ns the sample
- A.. .
Ex.sens,n hene" aatnonzes tno announcement
thht he IL not candidate for Superintendent Of tho
court. House work, Ills f.Iepds differ with him.
howsysr.
Tho Grand 1urJ yesterday listened to complaints
of arrrtevAd c:tixcna and t1asted urent dea1 m
, 1877-04-14
THE 1aAVftFQc

II gtvea us pleasure 10 call attention to tho ad.
veftlscmcnt of the Travellers Insurance Company,
10 be found on our arst pare. It's reputation for
honesty aud faaf dealing, its prompt payment Of
lossos, and tA low rates Of pEtnunl tnsltls II 10
the honorable position It holds In tbs front rank Of
life and accident Insurance compnnies.
, 1877-04-14

THE ROOT L SONS MUSIC CO.
offer special Inducements to purchasers, 1t mhole-
sae and retail, OF shoot music, music books, v.o.
lns, guitars and ali kinds Of musical Instruments.
Gcnera! agents for tho Standard organ and stcck
piano. Quality guaranteed. M. 13G Ss&ts street.
, 1877-04-14

PIANOS At YOUR OWN PRICE.
Owing 10 change In their piauo department.
Lyon + t!oaly, State and Monroe stsects, arc elos.
ing out theis entire miscellaneous stock Of squAfe
pianos, soma Of them almost nav, 1t unparalleled
Inv pfces.
, 1877-04-14
LABOR AND CAPITAL.

SrntHortELp, Ill.,, April 13.-The trouble which
has existed In the roll!ng.mtll hero for somo days
between Tho Company and men in rerard to wages
ilns been settled. Tho men nccedto In tho main
arranged homo minor "details IN accordance With
the wishes Of tho men.
, 1877-04-14

No lady who would see tho modes ~ others sas
them can Afford to ho without " Andfews' AAzse.
IT, stylc* arc never othcF than ftcsh md Becoming
Send 10 centi tor sample copy to ". U. Andrews,
Cincinnati.