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National Republican., 1877-09-13
DEATH OF A VENERABLE JESUIT

THE OLDEST PRIEST IN AMERIcA-REy
JOHN MELRoYS DENISE AT FREDERICK
CITY, MD.
Rev. John McElroy died at $50 o'clock yes.
terlay morning at the Novitiate of Jesuits, at
Frederick City, Nd, in the ninety-sxth year
Of his age. Father McElroy came TO this
country about tho year 1900 and at his death
was the Oldest priest in America. lie was
born In Enniskelen county, Fcnnanaugh,
Ireland. When ho came to America he made
this city his home, and went into business
with Mr.. Ward, father of tho present VIM. II.
Ward Ho remained in business short time,
and then Joined the Jesuits of Georgetown
College. Ho was ordained priest In 1917.
From Georgetown he was sent to Frederick,
Md, where he built fine church called st,
Johns, which is still standing.
At that time the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road was in course of construction, and there
were great many riots between the Ear
Downs and "Corkonians," two classes of
lrishmen employed on tho road, who repre-.
sented different sects in their own country.
The military, were almost useless, and tho
only person who had any power over the riot
ers was Father McElroy, who used to restore
peace on every occasion. The railroad com
pany expressed their gratitude In different
ways, aud Father McElroy was always consit-
cred as privileged person when riding over
the road. From Frederick he went to Boston,
where ho purchased for church purposes the
celcbrnted Jail property, to which account
many Boston people objected. So strong was
public feeling that tho city finally bought
back the property at n large price, aud with
the proceeds Father McElroy erected st.
Mary's church.
While in Frederick he took under his charge
two young men, and educated them for the
priesthood One of them was Roger Brooks,
who died shortly after his entrance into the
priesthood and the other was Rev. d, F,
Mcguire, Of st. Aloysius. Becoming inGrm
through age Father McElroy retired to the
novitiatc at Frederick city. Two years ago
he lost his eye-sight, and for several months
death has beon expected. lIe died of extromc
old age. His life was long, and his services
to the church valuable. His name Is familiar
to the Catholics of this country. and ho wat
known pCTsoually to many in this part Of Il o
country.
Father McElroy built the church and col.
legc of the immaculate Conception In Boston,
lie was one Of the two chaplains who accom-.
panied the American army in Mexico, and bad
charge Of the sick and wounded at Matauioras.
National Republican., 1877-09-13
BIG JONADARS.

DOlNGs OF THE SOVEREIGN COUNCIL YES
TERDAY-THEY 90 TO MOUNT VERNON IN
TIE DAYTIME AND ARE BANQUErED AT
NIGHT
No session of the Sovereign Council, Sons of
Jonadab, was held yesterday. as tho members
of the council visited Mount Vernon.
Centennial Council, No. 4, s. of j., rendered
a complimentary banquet last night to the
delegates Of the Sovereign Council At 0
o'clock thcy assembled at tho dming-ruOms of
| Brother EgSlcstOn, corner of Ninth and q
streets northwest where they were greeted
with n song of welcome by the Mount Vernon
Quartcttc Club, after which Sovereign Sec
| retary Halvor Nelson delivered the address
extending the hospitaitics of Centennial
Council They thon sat down to nm elegant
rcpast, surrounded bya large number of PROM
inont JOnadabs Of tho city.
After discussing the bill of fare bountihilly
| provided, and enjoying each fragrant
| Havana, the Mount Vernon Quartcttc opened
the feast OF reason by one Of their inimitabo
songs, Come where the Cowsip Blowoth."
Remarks were then made by Grand Chief
Champion of Pioneer Council, Past Grand
Chief Newton delegate from Virginia. Grand
Cicf William A. Chase, of the New England
Jurisdiction. The remarks of this young officer
were particularly interesting. as was his re.
port on the work being done in Rhode Island
and Massachusetts,.
Representative Crane, from Boston, was noxt
called up, and spoke nattcringy Of the condi.
tiOn of the Order at tho Hub. I,
Sovereign Patriarch WIN. III. Young, of this
city, spoke briefly, and introduced Delegate
Irving, Of Virginia, who gave very oncour-
aging account of the work of the Jonadabs in
his State.
Delegate Tarbox, from Rhode Island, was
then introduced, anil entertained tho company
with interesting remarks IN the temperance
work IN Rhode Island
Past Chief DunniDg spoke briefly on the
propagation of tho Order, which was followed
by tho Mount Vernon QuaItctlu Club in a song
entitled The Temperance Call" Tho enter
tainment was closed by an interesting address
by Deputy Sovereign Patriarch Drake, Of
Boston.
National Republican., 1877-09-13
ADJUSTMENTS.
MISS MAUD nRANnER.

MISS MAUD GRANGER,
This lady makes her debri to a Washington
audience next Monday night, and Is said to be
as beautiful as accomplished. She has selected
repertoir Of plays In which hor abilities can
best be displayed, and is said to be careful,
painstaking and natural in the delineation OF
the characters assumed. As n sensational and
emotional actross she Is regarded as heading
the list, and her reputation In this line has
preceded her. While hore the public will be
treated to new play, entitled Broken Vows"
an adaptation from tho French II will re-
ceive tho initial performance In this city, and
Is now undergoing daily roheIsals at tho Ma.
tiOnal under the Immediate supervision of
Miss Granger. Tho heroine promises in tLi,
piece to excel the character of Camille for mag.
netism tni int n emotion. Mr. Ford II, W
company for the arason will support the star in
this engagement.
National Republican., 1877-09-13
THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER g. 1877
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

oNr visit to Dr.. Hartley insures instant relief foi
catarrh. No exorbitant fees in advance. Resi-
dence removed to D3i New York avenue
ONE DoLLAs.-Obtain Dr. Hartiey's great remsdy
for Catarrh. Druggists have IT,
:, Lcton clothing watches, pistols. 40, bought a
Herrogs, slS d street. Orders attended 10.
All kinds Of trunks made to order repaired and
covered at Murrays, sos Pennsylvanla avenue
Market Space.
The finest New York butter IN the city; also
choice Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Western but
ter at Spicers butter store. southwest corner Of
Ninth and X streets. Fine cheese at less than Bal
prices A. low as the lowest Call aud be con
National Republican., 1877-09-13
AUCTION sALKs TO-DAY.

BY DuncnnsOn Bros:
At 10 q. M, No, 1909 street northwest whiskIes
btandies &c.
At5 p. M, valuable planning and saving mill
property at the Intersection OF Thirteenth aud q
streets and Ohio avenue northwest.
by 4. A. Darnellle
At p. m, valuable improved real estate, on the
north side OF West street, between Washington and
Congress streets, Georgetown.
By Thomas y. WRggaman;
AIS p. m, desirable three story houses on O
street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
northwest.
BY d. II. Warner aad John Fay, trustees
Al ip IN lots ". In square 255
National Republican., 1877-09-13
RRAIlY'a

The historical portraits OF distinguished repre-
sentative men, lately on exhibition At the Centen
NAL Exhibition at Philadelphia. are now ready fol
Gallery" No. 625 Pennsylvania avenue This col
lection embraces the eminent mon Of America, In
addition to the medals received In New York ioi
highea a,rdrd medal at the Centennial Exposition In
PHILADELPHIA 1876
National Republican., 1877-09-13
THE BOTANICAL GARDEN.

SUIT TO EJECT THE UNITED STATES FROM
THE GREEN-HOUsE.S.
Among the suits brought yesterday In the
Supreme Court was one by Messrs Carroll and
Fitzhugh against Wm. II, Smith, superinten-
dent Of the United States Botanical Gardens, to
recover the possession of the square OF ground
on which the Government green houses are
situated, near the intersection of the old canal
with Maryland avenue. This was portion of
the old Carroll estate, and 1t Is claimed that
the United States have no title. The ground
sued for embraces some 1900 square feet.
National Republican., 1877-09-13
LIFE IN WASHINGTON.
INDICATIONS.

Stationary prt,,ws and temperature. .ou'hea'i
10 southeast ,rinds, partly cloudy eeathtr and
m1msrow iiohi rains. followed BY Jd'ing barometer
and po,sibip cloudy usdtAer.
National Republican., 1877-09-13
PRoposALs FOR BOILER RrvErs.
NAVY DEPARTMENT !
y DgaRAu OF sTrAM ENoisrssIsa,

wAsHSsroS, August II, 1871.
Sealed proposals. indorsed on envelope "Propoi
sails for Doiler Rives" viii DO rsceiysdat this 6u-
reau until Y O'Clock m MONDAY, the 17th day Of
rivets, varying from three quarters OF an Inch 10
one inch In diameter. and nom two inches u
20 200 pounds are TO be delivered In United statos
navy yard at Washington, and the balance in Nor.
folk navy yard, on OF before the 18th day Of ooto.
ber 1877.
They are to be made of the very best quality Of
rIyetlhg hon, and subject to Inspection and tesi
when delivered. "
No bids will be received except ,lircct from
known reliable manufacturers OF this article and
only upon, blauk lorms, which may DO Obtained
schedule and sizes Of rivcts
The right is reserved to reject any bid not
deemcd advantageous 10 the Government.
Responsible security will be required for the
faithful delivery OF the rlvets IN conformity 10 thS
requirements Of the schedule. W, II. SHOCK,
lals saw Chief VI Bureau.
National Republican., 1877-09-13
JuDrcIot-s FcoSoNv

IL now absolutely necessary. Throw not aside you
soiled gloves, but renoyate them with Jouveni In
odorous Kid Glove Cleaner. II will cleanse them
thoroughly, easily and quickly. Sold al drus and
fancy stores. rs cents per bottle
National Republican., 1877-09-13
THE ST, LEGER STAKES.
Bp ,ftiyttai,d ptsfs

LONDON, Sept. l2.-The race for the 81
Leger stakes, al Doncastcr today. was won By Lord
FAlmuls silyts, with the sans owners Lady 40.
lightly second, and Lord BISdfoIaa AanauyIs tllra.
National Republican., 1877-09-13
ryrTp RuISyp ny Ngo,k ret

cannot be restored. loung people remember this
Use daily Thurston's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder
them sound, clean and white through lie. IS ami
10 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
National Republican., 1877-09-13
FyERY PfRsoS's UAfR

needs occasionally some oleagenous application 4
Ponade Optime Is specially suitable, II keeps N,
hair son and glossy and imparts to Il strength an,
Vitality. % and 50 cents per bottle. Sold By Al
druggists.
National Republican., 1877-09-13
PosrPoNEMENT OF GOVERNMENT SALE OF
CONDEMNED PROPERTY

The sale OF condemned furniture and other ar.
ucles AdyetllSed to take place day al " o'clock
on The White Lot, south OF tho Treasury Depart,
ment. has been postponed until Friday, tho lith
instant, al u clock noon
National Republican., 1877-09-13
CITY ITEMS.
QUfRK IRISH TEi

This popular remedy for dyspepsia, biiousnesi
sick headache, sour stomach, vertigo constipation.
And all diseases srioing from disordered stomach
age-making quart OF medicine.
National Republican., 1877-09-13
YELLOW FEvFW IN FLORIDA.
BY hnpclded Pyni.

~ ''''"'"e" iFsh'
JACKSONVILLE FLA, Sept, l2.-Theie was
cnc death from yellow ieVer ~ Fernandiua last
There arc no new cases to-day.
National Republican., 1877-09-13
PROPOSALS.,
IoRoPosAIs FOR CORN BRooMs.

IoRoPosAIs FOR CORN BRooMs.
" NAVY PAY oytIcs,l
WAsHfsGToN, D. c. September II, iit7 +
Sealed proposals In duplicate, % 10 indorsed
"Prop9sals for Corn Drooms," will be received Al
this office until y m the oath day Of September.
delivered at the navy yard, Washington d. d, nee
nom any expense TO the Government, via.
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RRCRUITINd.
1000 (four thoutand) Corn Brooms
subject TO the usual inspection.
4, sample TO be seen at the Commandments oiiico, IL
the said navy yard. TT -0IT ~ : '-'0-'-
To be delivered as soon As practicable.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all Of the
offers II not deemed advantageous 70 The Govern,
ment Responsible security required on the bidt
Blank forms for bids to be had at this ONCE r.
W. W. WILLIAMS. -
sel2.WsW Pay Inspector Y. g. Nfyy.A
National Republican., 1877-09-13

VNHIs WHOLE PAPER COULD BE FILLER
fiRKs.h .h IrNsPSLisn n ~ soSd sfIsSsor Van BUS
Kidney and Nervous Troubles WoAkpes, aud Ds
h'iity 10 An nnhiilns cure 80 cts, 10 VeIoy H. jI
National Republican., 1877-09-13
GOVERNMENT SALE.

GOVERNMENT SALE.
Treasury DRPARIMgyr,l
WAsIIISGroS, d. g., Sep. G, 1877.
There will be sold Mt public auction 10 The hIeh.
est bidders, on WEDNESDAY, September IL, 1877.
at l20cock noon, OH the White Lot. south OF the
Treasury Department, q miscellaneous lot of con.
lemned public property comprising In part Desks.
Tables, Chairs, Carpets and Mating.
Terms Cash Vn delivery. deposit of ten per
cent. will be required at time OF sale
sed !. X. UPTON, Chief Clerk.
Hs TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account Of the weather until FRIDAY, same hou
and place.
scij.2t JK. UPTON, Chief Clerk.
National Republican., 1877-09-13
EIrs RpIIIPs sKY,
FALLING SICKNESS

on
FALLING SICKNESS
f r$ f$$Sf$ sSstiS,. Ssh
these Powders will do all we claim for them We viii
ss"S s si ia. ,s: .ysS sGI M a. @ P
disease special study and our now e,ise thou
tn . ",' 10 .ss;
case o. refund yo9 all money eipsnded l,pdrrsfs
vlnced o. their curative powers.
sfS .Sy e; Ss s .s. S:. sSs &c S g,
ofpIlS.. or BY express. c o. d ,on,,>.
Aad''''' Sru,'oo mi.:t, asi sfesGlss i sG2sstEEsx NY
-
CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED
'sl' ;"I ~ i;;;:i ~ + ss
Sn H%S saS faSTP qS Sa!
70 ,s sIPnx !, our "a nh IN he and n,S yod
MALL pcs pS psa ~ ss w, a.. .HiSs.a Sos
,..sS SsG ssa5 SSss pS.s sn' Ss
.syins don, delay "a swing these fowd.n TRIAL .s
s: $Ss, UNITED
myillm $50 fsl.eq street, BrcoEiyn. n Y.
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$500 REwARp WILL pE PAID FOR 4
prS%PI aa%S'f Hs%% ",a as:.s .a
Samples nee Al ali Druggist, and oros.ns '''
Isgrsparsd froni the true Jamaica olnseT romsInsa
with choice aronistics and genuine Frsncb Brsniy
S.: S % r Rs's 81 81 Witch r.
prepared with oteOhOi BY The old process 1, n,saiy
"'' ~ DISEASES OF THE BOWELS,
CHotERA., GHoLER4 MoRBgs. gRANrs
brsfSfSsx HsHTSS SisSH$s RR$S;"SE&
fhffR!Hs sHMasG HSR soM. khL
DISEASES sfhHlSiH 1f fIIf STOMACH,
sstr$rs$S 1k sas$SS$ F'sH'
HoYsIs E;x6f xSffTEsSISN %ETEH'
'ft'SShi fSSSSih SiG#HsIfSsiIi $|s!Sa $HssISiiAh S'
FItPHs sParTSsti Is %ii NH
'>sfss H5s$$s5 ss$$$$SsES$SS sSS rH4 faF"
Elegantly favored, purely medicinaI. It should be
10 every fhnliy on board every slip, aud the con-
passes ali the common Hoa,S6Sd remedies N ,Ro
on AZ FOR & sGa "a ga%mc% SsR %
tSoise 2rd%s's. % aud fssssn arssdy .i isss Hissssf
HAPPY RELIEF
To all suffering from chionio diseases Of all kinds
Confidential consultation invited personally or oy
mail. New method of treatment New and reliable
remedies Books and circulars sent nee In sealed en-
velopes Address Howard Association, 40 N. Ninth
street. Phllsdeiphia. Pa, Institution having high
reputation for houaraSls conduct and professional
skill ... my,sIy
National Republican., 1877-09-13
EXCURSIONS.

NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PAssKYoEka
head x. Ss, cs;ps q T'ps aS,n
Mount Mount Vernon wharf Passengers tsfinS- thp
Vernon AsocIationl avoid riding in ambulancs2
tnpee re-, m,les 81 - ey other line
Grounds. "
DAY sicsp,sdj al % ssd isprn, % .sSn, % p rS. .us
McH HoLLfNoswoKTH.
FRANK HoLLINosHEAD. str. AIIow. iy2l-
NEW ROUTE TO MOUNT VERNON.
The new. safe and commodiou, steamer NARY
WASHINGTON "a now carrying passengers to M
Vernon and furnishing carriages 10 transport theA
10 tbs Mansion BY ths route persons avoid . hof
walk Up long hill. The DISTANCE IL one and q hall
miles. not three. Leaves seventh street wharf eyerY
day Isuniay eseeptedl at so m. and returns abo1a
to'ciock Fare ti Including admlssion and carriAfs
noe TO and from the Mansion. Ie7iM
National Republican., 1877-09-13
II y 7 t. PILL 8

A MEXICAN SOFT CAPSULE co. s METALLIC
=, q Boxed gooi. now ready. Adirsa VICTOR E
MAUQER New York m VI
National Republican., 1877-09-13
MEDICINAL.
DR. JAMESON,

A CARD
HRoM
National Republican., 1877-09-13
is CHESTNUT STREET, pHrLA.
The oniy Rsiisbl, sp.cino for LIVER DISEASES

DIR. JAMESON, i,a CHESTNUT st.. Phla
Send foI Bnnk, nrl Clrrnlar. ann.rMAwIm
National Republican., 1877-09-13

At New York-St. Louis, 3; Hsrtforls, 9
At Pittsburg-Syracuse Stars, Z; Imdianapo-
lis, 2.
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any provincial or city newspaper that is in ad-
vance of it in this particular.
9Th. In local" advertising, our body type is
so much smaller than that of any other paper in
the county that at the same price per line, in an
article say of two dozen lines at least IS the cost
is saved by insertion in the FREE TRADER, there
being that proportional gain. By counting the
number of words in the TRADER and those of any
other sheet in the county it will be found that
the TRADER contains weekly from = to g more
matter than any other county sheet.
Other reasons to show why the FREE TRADEF
is nspproachabe in this county rs an advertis
ing medium might be given, but we invite attcn
ton to those only at this present.
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opal church there, after which he was enter
tanned by public breakfast. In short
speech he expressed pleasure at finding him
self among so many fellow-countrymen ana
citizens of Switzerland The vicc-president OF
council of state and representatives, of the ma
tional Protestant churches, also, made re-
marks. On Monday he left Geneva to go over
Simplon to the upper lakes, thence over Splu-
gen to Chur and Regatz, where he will meet
NJ. ]. Cramer, American minister to Den
mark, and make stay.
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w. BID wore the latest edition Of pump ond
only the constant working of the engines kept
his feet out of water.
W. GIN was wrapped in the bosom of the
deep" blue U. S. A. blanket relieved with cllro-
mo legend, "Please don't shoot the cows in i'm
itation of a sign on farmers fence near Chica-
go, intended for city sportsmens who 90 out for
prairie chickens.
Gilbert and Bcauprc, OF Aurora, were entranc.
ing raid in but, come to think Of it, they
did not get to the ball room until Saturday p. M.
ball was concerned.
| Our reporter wore one of Pingat's choicest,
but he can't give it away for if Pingat saw it
noticed in the TRADER over would come his bill
by the next steamer--thc Whale, and that would
be too much of picnic"
| The young ladies were lovely and included
among others Misses Lulu Nash, Mamie Strawn,
| Lizzie Shuler Mamie Orr, Mamie Lockwood,
Fannie Hull, Katie May Smith, Belle Wal
lace, Clara King, Lille Mattocks, Julia Mattocks,
Julia Thorne, Vincie Bushnell, Mae Blanchard,
Lizzie Stout, Annie Lynch, Clara Wood, Alice
Wood, Julia Wood, Franc Ruger, of Ottawa Miss
Stewart, Davenport; Misses Price and Cook, Chi
cago; Misses Clark and Miles, Aurora; Misses
Sawne, Blood, Ward and Lanning La Sale
Misses Clark, White, Taylor, Dodd, Mrs. John
g., Clark, Mrs. Gardner, BaHbicn, and many others,
Utica.
The refreshments prepared by Miss Lottic
Clark and Miss Jennie Taylor were elegant, and
loudly praised by the cpicures present.
| On the whole the party was set down by the
Ottawa people as one Of the pleasantest they
ever attended, and never was there joier crowd
than wendell their way Ottawawards on Saturday
| Ut . a, III.
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Personal.

Miss White, of Bloomington, has been spending
the past two or three weeks with Miss f"hhle
Cavalry, on the west side.
Miss Easter Of Evanston, is the guest Oh MISS
Nellie Hamilton, on the bluff.
Capt. L. A. Rising returned on Wednesday last
from his trip east.
A. J. Mitchell. of the .imcrican Miller, was in
town on Tuesday-went through it like Lightning
through a crab thicket.
Charley Cushing, of Princeton, with his wife,
spent Sunday in this city.
A. ]. Brown, one of the Ottawa delegation at
the Black Hills, returned home this week. lie
left the rest of the original party at Dcadwood
and various other points among the hills.
'Cy' Stamatc and wife left the city on Tuesday
for their new home in Denver, Col via Rock
Island. Mr.. & Mrs, S, leave host of friends be-
hind them, who wish them all the success that
they 80 richly deserve.
Miss Ford, of Chicago, is visiting Miss Mary
Strawn, on West Main street.
Mr. VIM. Gilman, Of Chicago formerly of this
city, of the firm of Gilman, King " Hamilton,
was in the city on Thursday, on business.
Mr.. +. +. Bull and wife have left the city for a
summer tour in Colorado and California.
Mr. Samuel Dagn, formerly clerk in Forbes x
Behring's drug store, was in the city on Thurs
day, having Just returned from California.
0. W. Bollmeycr is in Ohio, at his brothers.
He will return next week.
Mrs. Brewer goes next week TO St Louis, on
business.
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We understand that steps are in progress for
the crawling of Illinois Avenue by privs.c enter
prise.-Thc Times.
''Wc understand" says Mark Tnai''> "nio"ns
we don't know much about it," The kernel OF
truth in the above is, that an efforts being made
by property owners on the street and Others to
build up Ottawa Avcnuc by crawling. The ave
nue. begins at Hardn st. and runs westerly past
the cemetery and fajr grounds, and is the widest
street in the city, The plan suggested by Mr.!
j.. II. Eamcs for improving the street (by private
subsrrptioH) Is to divide the street into two parts
of equal width by running line of trees down
the center and graveling both roadways, thus
creating Il miniature boulevard of no little beau
ty. The idea is one Of the happest Suggestions
for street Improvement yet Seriously til ou@ht Of,
and we all have reason 60 hope that il wiz be de.
veloped, which will give Us ono ~ the finest
drives Imaginable, The avenue d'%ays has beer
popular but this improycmtrh completed, prop
crty on the avenue ought 80 advance 100 PEI
cent. inside Of three inCnths. Messrs. Eames
Nash, Cary, Ebcrsol mi Others have subscribed
literally or prouiSoa 10, and it is to be hoped
that every oTi,T Of property on the street
viii see tie benefit of the movement Il
himself personally and subscribe. The city
though not able to spend much money on tho
street, Cot'd do mucl to help the project along.
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S,llnItZ.
Since debt is the clrsc of creation,
And life the creation Of debt,

Since debt is the clrsc of creation,
And life the creation of debt
Unless We essay IMAGINATION
What cOmfortingnrumbs can we get?
For borrowing bring a bad odor,
Ten give where on, only will lend
You can't live on brady and soda
You dare not applylo friend.
Well enough for the ds; is the evil
Enough for the evil tie day
And we'd all of us 20 0the devil
If there wasn't the deV Ia pay.
Mr.. HOLSTER, of this cityias purchased H.
Clements farm, two miles ndthcast of Utica
Pee Wee.
The above is all right only ID purchaser was
Mr. Hiliard, of the late firm of hamilton X Hi.
lard of this city.
"Dcsperadose"-ye it is rouglon a man ID
have to take dose of ''dcspcra."
Il is difficult to imagine how tin members Of
the Never gu-back- Clulcould exist
these hot days if they could not spal the "aw
fully long time between drinks undctthc end O
the water pipe al the starch works.
The 'sfatties" Of Marseilles and Soma are ia
play game Of base ball at Marseillcs,n Tues
day, Aug = The average weight Of III Is is t.
be over 200.
\ workman at the Indian Creek railroapridg,
fell on Monday from the bridge TO the carthelov
some forty fcet-brcaking both arms.
The long lost man has been idcntiiied4 IL,
drives a quill and wears the strawberry mix
on his eyebrow.
Ottawa wants the taX-riddcn people ol "
county to build a new Jail and court house. ~
alton has snatched the last bit Of wheat brd'
out Of the mouths of the farmers children
build that costly poor house. Ottawa wishes
rob them Of their corn bread by taxing them
build jail to keep Ottawa Tor La Sallcl loaie
comfortably. The people Of La Sale county a
taxed just as much they can stand Tor Z
benefit Of Ottawa.-The Patent.
When YOU wish TO know what the dampho,
Of the county think Of any public project, it
only necessary to consult the La Sale Ds1oc,a
Get voar copvOf the la Sale COUNTY Fair Pl
MUM List at osman 4 Hapeman's or from {
Secretary, A. ". Hoffman. at the County Ire
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