davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-03-18
Token OF Respect.

Among the nations OF antiquity, an
offering of perfumes was regarded as a
token OF the most profound respect and
homage At the present time, present
of box of Or. Prices exquisite odors,
would not only be regarded as a token
of respect, but enjoyed, to the last drop,
with the greatest pleasure
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-03-18

SIS the bowling OF dog always fol.
lowed by death ?" asked little girl OF
her father. "Not always. my dear: some.
times the man that shoots at the dog
misses him." was the parents reply.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-03-18
I. p. FARQUHAR. M. d.
(Formsriy Of zsuesville, 0hio,)

Physician and Surgeon, .
6os and residence In the Kirkbrids property,
OODSFIf ELD, . HIO.
Having located ct the above risce, Offers his
Professional services, whore he hopes by
,lsse attention. to business 10 merit public
p,nfdencs and pstrons.sg
Ohrcuio Diseases viii rsoeive speeds
sasnticn. nsy$,'-6r,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-03-18

A great many people in this world
closely resemble the letter E, and be-
cause n is alwsys 10 be found In debt.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-03-18
The Spirit Of Democracy
HENRY r. WEST, Proprietor.
JERE. WILLIAMS, .. Editor.

ETA rcsent number of the Leaven
worth Appeal contains an extended ac-
count of the resources and people ol
Franklin county, Kansas We findamong
lthe leading citizens mentioned two. for
Imer citizens Of this county who were es
lteemed here as they seem to be- there -
One of them, Prof WIN. WHEELER, is
given the first place on the list We
copy:
PROF WILLIAM WHEELER
| is principal of the high school and su
perintendent of the city schools Otta-
wal He graduated at the South Wes-
tern State Normal School at Lebanon,
Ohio, in 1853 He then became super.
intendent of the public schools at Mar.
tins Ferry, Ohio, where he remained two
wears. AT the breaking out Of the war
Professor Wheeler raised company in
Noble county, Ohio, going out as cap
tain of the same. and served three years.
After that he went to Minnesota where
he was superintendent Of the city schools
OF Farihault in that state, from which
place he came to Ottawa in 1869, where
he has since resided, aud Is very popu-
lar in his present position.
WILLIAM W. JORDAN, known and es.
teemed here by everybody, is discoursed
OF in connexion with his partner in the
a ,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-03-18
HE SPIRIT or DEMOCRACY.
z1Xdvereisine Rates:

kkdvertising Rates.
NJ ssos11 ([I1z lIhss ons xeek 81 o.
Eaoh subsequent insertion tot ave geoks o0
a. .oasyp' tvo months. 90
One square. three months, w
One square, Six months. W
f1r. .;gbth colnms,l ope month. 5 90
One eighth column, three months, ~ w
One eighth column, six months, 10 w
one eighth column, one year, % w
One fourth column. one month, o0
(1rs fourth column. three months, Is 90
One fourth column. six months, ~ w
One fourth column. one year, ~ w
one half column, one month, ~ W
one half column. three months, ~ w
One half column. six mouths, 0O w
Ono half column. one year, % w
s,ns oolurp ,ope weak. 10 90
nns co,,,,p ope month Is 90
-. coIumr,' three months. 30 90
~ coi,,up ~ montha. As 90
o. col1,n,,' one vsar. so 90
tTLeeal advertisements charged at the rate
of one dollar per square for first insertion, and
City cents for each Subsequent insertion
Administrators or Executors. Attachment
and Road Notices, - co.
Local Notices, per line, first insertion. 10
cents. and Ave cents per line for each additional
SoeA. GaaSf saa.e -.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-03-18
HIBBARD 4 JORDAN,

the we'll known real estate commission
firm, is located on the west side of Main
street, between Second and Third
They are doing general real estate bu
siness, handling farms, wild lands and
city property. They are also doing an
immense renting business for non resi-.
dents Messrs, H q are in daily cor.
re spondence with parties in the East who
are endeavoring to exchange eastern
property tor Kansas homes, which makes
them a good medium to operate through
in this line. They have excellent facili.
ties for making investments for non resi-
dents, having very large and varied
list of property from which to select,
and an intimate knowledge OF the coun.
try. Their Office is well supplied with
maps and charts and descriptions OF
property in Franklin county and through
out the state. The standing of this frm
is first class, and business entrusted TO
their care will meet With prompt atten
ton. The firm is composed of j r.
Hibbard and w w. Jordan. Mr. Hib-
bard was an old real estate man in North
western Ohio, previous to his coming
here, being in business in that state about
Eve years He is native Of Athens
county, Ohio, and has been resident oil
and doing business In Ottawa since the
spring of 1872 Mr. Jordan is a native
of Pennsylvania. but resided in Monroe
county, Ohio, most of his life previous
to his coming 10 this city He came to
Ottawa several years before Mr. Hih.
bard, was engaged in the stove and hard
ware trade for some time, and then form
ed partnership with Mr.. Hibbard-
This firm are among the enterprisiug, go
ahead business men of Ottawa, and de-
serve the prosperity they are now enjoy
ing.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-03-18
DENTISTRY.

D r.. ok Z = r p r s
De N tt ST,
W o Cd ST I E L D, HIO,
Teeth extracted without pain by the use
Of nitrous oxide or laughing gas.
Once over Pope & Castles drug store.
? maa575Y .4s ssss
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-03-18
Sick Headache,
NOTARY PUBLIC.

.1'HN undersigned, having been appointed
j Notary Public, would inform his
friends, and the public generally, that he is
prepared to Oil Pensioners Blanks. admin
is.,r oaths, take Dispositions, acknowledge
Deeds. Mortgages and other Instruments OF
writing. JOHN JBPFRRS.
sprlS, ,T6r. Beallsville. Monroe Co. Ohio.
, 1879-08-08
FLANAGAN,
Is III A Mxunxn or Tue POLICE FORCE

Is MA 4 MKMnfR or TUE POLICE yoRCEl
Query; Is or IL not Martin Flanagan 4 mcm-
Der OF the police forcef Yesterday afternoon
Martin Carey, d aaloon.keepor It the corner Of
Harrison street and Fourth avenue, was
brought into the Armo1y under arrest BY
Flanagan, who was armed with q warrant
sworn our before juattce Wallace by 4. L.
Geauver, charging Carey With larceny as bailee.
Flanagan instructed the stau0u-keeper to book
the plkooor, not to himself, but 70 Officer U.
D. Meal ana II was 10 doue. a
reporter who was cognizant Of this action
related It to Hupt. O'Doanela, md aaked
hin. for thet osty .itta time It Flanagan was
policeman, And he cnphattcaslY said he was
not, and that u he had been serving any sucn
warrant IN that lnannes he was rendered
liable 70 prosecution 1ot representing
timsesf NJ . police o1]cos At The
ea,ne time ths superintendent WA aaksd
what Flsnagan'S SbusEness was about tho Armpsy
morning, aoon, and night. ua 1ccamo qultc
c1cttod In putting emphasis upon the deuial
that Flanagan was On The force, and ha started
at o1cc for The ArlnorY to alcorta!n from Capt,
EhersolA what 1t all meant.
III downtown circles the arrest was the talk
OF The nlgat, "Who says now ttat Martin Fan
nRan ID COT 'cppprr'lh 4aid prominent liquor
dealer uul gambler. AMI then to tile crowd
who wera standing around blu, 10 detailed the
manner in which ftau4gan hal served
u warrant upon Martin Carer. Every
that fianagan via "copper,'' und that he
WAS 10 bs iosred and respected AZ such. Not
long aso it Will % remembered that Qua James
O'liAsa caused Flanagan's arrcss for abusing
hit1, put u t!le tr,sl Deputy-6upertnteudcn
DIxon would NOT 4!loW II ~ appesr tn evidence
, 1879-08-08

The lutcrnal-soveauor receipts yesterday footed
up y3l, ,Jak} Of which amount SIS, LIT was for
ta1-tmid spirits, 81, ,tnl Tor tobacco aud cigars,
and $:so7 for beer.
The United States 8ab-lfeasury redeemed
$500 ot subsidiary silvur coiu yesterday. Thero
VIA no pay!ug out OF silver for currency, tho
movement bs!ng al one Nay.
The fence on the east sfdo OF the now Cuatom-
House Is 70 be moved back shortly to conform
viii. thu ltnu OF Tie streek, aud the 8upesln.
tas,dent's otilce is likewise 10 bs removed.
Judge Bangs IL still enjoying his vacation,
osc!tlattng bstween Lacon and Peru. The c3urts
nsc not running, Mese II nothing Ia particular
doing to FegutTo hts psshaaca nefe, aud hls ~
slsthuts arc holding lha fort In hts absence.
The tlds for C!e tra.proof tile lining Of the
slate roofs OH thu new Custom-laonse wero
opened by Superintendent atcUowell yesterday.
The bids ranged trutu ~ cents to cents, 1t
which latter figure johnson i. Co., OF this clky,
werp awarded Tue contract. They btnl them.
selves to commence within thEeu weuka after
tic contract IL signed. aala TO iiash III vt lea8t
slx werkt. The work to bo dono Is about
3o0o superficial feet.
Gollector Saith received instruc tious yeater'
day to the effect that 4 marked discrepancy tx
lated In The fseA charged at tho various cuttoA-
houses, and more particularly In the matter ot
unrolltilg, liccuauE, and registering vessels. Te
remedy I'LL this, lie following schedule h1a beer
adopted, and will bencefortt be obaerved 1T all
cust0ui. houses: For oHucr'4 osth, ~ crnts
owners bonu, 10 cents; certificate Of enroll
nlent, ~ centsi fur llcsusa xnl bund OF yosse!i
, 1879-08-08
Zauh Uhaudler's Fi*ts-tIls Walking. Match
with ChrlsttAnoy,

WatAsE6&oh k<tetr N H1ft}aft Ttnta.
A gentleman who atriycd here yesterday from
thB Wess says TINT ho recently asked Senator
Zach Chaudtor II there Maa any truth In tue
story which Il now going the rounds Of the
newspapers to the sdett that ha (Ch lndler) was
m expert boxer, aud that ha had taken lessons
Ia lns manly art lately. 20 that II ha found
IL necessary to quarrel With any Of the South.
orn seaasors he could ssks cara Of htu-
seIt with hEa "props." Chandler. he says,
laughed very heartily aver sha paragraph, and
SAID that the whole thug MAS In fun, tllAt tbero
WAS 10 truth IN It. ~ cau take caro- ot my.
seli,n said Gu snd!sr, ''it | am attacked from
any quarter, though. Of course, l do not expect
auY, 'lhe only thing over did in tho Wav OF
athletics" added Chandler in nconddenltal way,
''was 4 walking -natcA bad with Judge Chris.
siancy, Whoa, succeeded In the Senate the last
tlms. The Judge had been talking about ro-
signing his Seaatorship for soa,e time.
In my farnr, bur be had not said any.
tning Ia positive WAY. Ono day wheu Was
in Washington, ] left the Judge near the
Arlington Hotel, saying that wauted to drop
down and SEQ Postmaster Edmuuds. | IN
gong to sea htins too, said tho Judge. Well,
said /. want tu 10 into tue hotel arst. anil then
We eau 20 down there together. The dtstanca
IL over ten blocks 'ile Judge said 10 would
walk along. AL right. said /; will 10 in here
for It all4 catch YOU bafore you get to the Poss'
Office. The Judge said coulda't do It. 1weai
, 1879-08-08
SUBURBAN..
HYDE rAHN

Tho Trustees Of Hyde park aay they aro
bound to enforce the "stinh " ordinance, and
that none of tho Chicago Rendering Company's
cars shall run through Hyde Park. There Is to
bo no meeting OF the BOard Of Trustees to-mor-
row night, though special meeting to consider
the subiuct will probably ba held during the
enrly part Of the week. The law was published
eight days aEo aud It will become Law aatur-
day night. Whnt the Board will do is yet 4
matter Of question. I'lley eay tlat they e1pect-
ed and were promised that tho ordiuanco should
bc respected, whtle It now appcars ID though
they would lIagc to Fight the Company.
though III u short tina they will probably be re-
moyc,l, n tic police who nrc on that committee
do not report that the care smell 30 ver1 badly,
and this soma Of the members don't like.
Yesterday morning ut Park Side. The HTds
Park train gong north, due there at t:49. wns
ou time, and was followed by tha IT, Louis
tan The m9nnf was oe sd mss
ahead. As the Hyde Park slowed 10, tho St-
t.oula ran into her, smashing the pilot and head.
light Of tile st. Louis, and breaking up the
ptatforms Of the Hyde Park No person was
damaged.
Last night barney McIlouehleo called 1T
Towers IL Schwai's ltyarY stable und hired
team and buggy, ostenstbls for short drlss,
but since that time ta hn* not been heard lroH.
The outfit was valued At $500, Mc!lough'ea il =
bartender in Calvary, and u known to oo f4st
frtenh Of Tom Smith, the eracksman who 10.
Gently broke mt OF the Chicago jail. McQough-
leo was traced down tho boulevard toward Chi.
Carney, in mpnuy with two Chicago detect
Ives, are On their track. The supposuon 10
that AclloughIeo Is irving to mako away with
tho sto!op property. md At the sac tins To aid
hts comrate, Snllth to get beyond the reach ul
The u,iacQfa,
, 1879-08-08
SLAYER AND SLAIN.

At3 o'clock Yesterday AFTERNOON the funeral
OF tho late Solomon Sem, tho iron founder who
shot hls employe and then cut bis own throat,
took place ut his late residence, .i40 Dearborn
ayenue. Tho street fot; some blocks was lliol
with carriages containing friends Of the d.
ceased, and fair sprlukllnE Of tho omniprcacnt
curiosity seekers. Tho 1nourncrs and the work.
mon from tic foundry, occupied The narlors Of
the house. The dead man roposad IN m ele-
gant rosewood ard aElves colin, upon which was
a plain silver plate bearing The simple inscrlp-
ton, "Solomon Semi, died Aug. +, aged 49
years." At the head Of 1.-The coffin stood small
stand, upon which wtro two wax candles, u
brass cructar, o vasS, Of flowers, and n
glass Of watcr. In which was immersed
a stpal' twtg. Whcn tho mournors
advanced to take last1ook at tho face Of the
ciss' aud snrinkled water upon tho coffin. No
clergyman was In attendance ut the lousc. The
pall-bsarcrs were Peter Simon, Conrad We!sler,
Jonn Lutger, Simon Simon, john Howe, nnd
asaeslaMi " tor ,nterment: Tho % deceased leaves
widow md nve children. As tic coffin was
being taken from tile house the grief Of tho he-
reaved fnmtlY was heartrcndlnE, n,l1 brought
maoy tcar to tho eyes .Qt tho bystanders.
EsoENANs.
The fnneFl Of Con.aa Enccmann. tho fore
ihAll M'o Ma9 b"ut uoH4 ~ cuto04on ceHu
on West Polk street ON the 9Th, occurred
yeaterdnY at the residence OF the deceased,
M. l27 Fourteenth street. and was attended
hY large number Of friends and sysnpatdtzcts.
Ihcru ueF1 FULLY tlftY carriages and bugGics
drawn up ~ The street At tic place at 10
o'clock, the hour a. which the services were mn,
nnInreu to he held. Tl.cro were also present
tweIye TepresentnttYaa fFfm t'artsn City Lodge,
No. .s3o, ]. q. .. r.. Htl Twelve from Aliemnnta
LODGE M w. Ancient Order OF United Work.
men, to both of which societies tho deceased he-
1onGch while living, null. they appeared ln re-
gNla, thrtr from each order acting Us pall-bcar-
crs. The names OF tho representatives from tho
United Workman Lo!lee were 90 fol-
lows: Chrstt.n na!orr y; W; Au-
GNat Htinze+ I. nl .N:s tAa!!es rope,
, 1879-08-08
DENNY SIMMONS.

II has been rnu,ore,i for soma Tina that three
,,d,v,cu,,. hv ,,,c namc NJ Dam, almmon.
bccp doing private dotectlvc work tor The Mayor.
md wero in the ctky's employ. 1t was learned
vr,tnr1ov ,1,,t m fcr ma ooe NJ t,,c,n.
sImn,on:' % l i. rorrernc,i. n, 1..tcr stats.
e"'''ous' :. eo"ees"su' .ao H'&'. etu'o.
ment is true, and that ha Is again
Upon tho detective force, an1 has bccn anca
ihc 1et nf fhe month. hts nan1c having been
puc NY upon t''s n"fus. ~ .o..'
Ah's appo'asmeht ID IN so'oe rcspeeta s'"h"-
lar ono for tile Mayor to mako.
AIR. e1MAoNs' PREVIOUS REConD,
as g;scn officially on the hooks Of the Police
Dcnartmeut, is nat rcaysurtng one. It appears
t"a.,oa,I,, @ ~ arsx. me- -. .t.a. hn ~ hoon
''"stenlo't u aatJ a'" l"at' A':et ~ .'au "eop
several days laid OIL. he was Fctostatco W slasor
Heath. It Is said that the Mayor was induced
nous wife, and up0n tlfs promise that he would
offend no more. Hut It wae only few months
bcforo he was again reported for similar
ofEonses. Observation-Disclosures Dixon then
matulcd aimn,ons' resignation. Thls he gave,
and although ho was nut At that tlme removed
tile document was ils!d tu tcrrorem over his
head. In fact when te signed II he agreed That
rcncc Of. my further mlsbchavIor, and tle
made anlpte professions of Repentance anu
desire to amend. But shortly tlurcattcr
he abscntcd himself from duty for twelve OF
fourteen dnys, und, It butng clearly proven that
this was not owing to sickness, no was notified
tllnt the stttt OF his Official lffo had run out.
Tie Department records will ahoN all these
statements to 10 facts, and these records are as
accessible to Mayor Harrison as to my other
cltizcn.
After he left the Department ho started
private detective agency With Aid. cnl!erton,
who has been backing him for rcapnolntmcnt,
nntl has consequently been on friendly terms
with The Mayor, rs was evidenced by his Totu on
the Benner ma.ter. Lust November somo
young fellows werc arrested for
uonn,un A v4r,rrv 4crnrss
In 49,, ,,t,.. ~. t,..,,s Ire. t.,
nasu htg ~ oea. e as s1 aia .I.a.. sn
"s & - ,se, % s.ateS ,,.nt mnan a,s
nnns hn,l naiti hrr to Ieaye town. Thc Grand
Jury investigated. statuments wore made to
thcin to ll.e effect that Simmons ad offered tho
girl money to settle tho matter and leave town,
ind is,ni finally he cane In carriage, helped the
| gir pack her trunk. md took hce awaY. A.
| sistant-Supertntcnt]en OtDopncll, within whose
PRECINCT Tie rotlcrY look place was much inter.
cstcd tn the matter, anu did ali he could to
| bring those concernrd in It TO iusfIce The
Grand jury iu January found q bill against Sim
mons for violation p{ the stat.ltc which makes
, 1879-08-08
MIR. CHATTl;RTON.

T'-.
Mrs. Chattcrton, p!casant-nppcarn4 1ittla
laly, lIyjnq nt No. 1uD North Wells street, de-
no,,nccs n. \ n,,ro AMI ,,n,tc,ou. fahrco,ion lin
.ou"ee" 40 p"to "''.t .''''fe''"s 49,
yarn which appeared tn M aflceea attcrnooa
Newspaper yesterday to the effect that her hns'
band, William Chattcrtou, who kccrs grocery
nj tt,e ahnvr.ncn,eti ntarc hoi IN cn,nnanv with
~, ,,.,ia ..,s, - r,,a.,,. :. ,a,,
ny 'l't'c sM', u''crles. htF iast tue'ua5 "'k"t.
TAKING aii the money there was IN thc house' anu
lc.vinr letter, In which he stated that f1o was
lad i,c,r an, tIrf In tr..n1a, tn m nvov IN
.., :, ,u.. f,s.,'. ...;.s ,,,st ~ ,.1x
GOOD: IL was 'aftrer etased that t'o 'aaF
could, assign no reason Tar htr husbands
leaving her but tho fact that no was about 500
In t1cb. far prnccttca. and hnd nm monoy tn
.o,... ~, ,x,.,, a.,,, .na.,os .,ioc,,ton ,y,.
s""a,e "u Will. gu. aios"ei '"osA.'.'' va
70 tNe cucct tlaat tsie insurance cotnpanlcs
hna allcn 10 nay t,'c lnss IN h!s .p1mcr stose'
NJ ,nc corner 81 Ontarlo naMl Weiis siieets. t.!,
W.lcm wan nlrncu oMt ny. snT.Ei .I wv. unas
etot Coiatnh'r m 'llc si,ce; anu illnt s.nco
tnen Cnattenoh mas batoaca let.ess pa!pos.inis aii.
10 come from ahonvmons fnrtiet, nnt really
written ~ alerntcl1. 10 'hliucnco tac euts
nfouens heaihst nm ny ,no insurance con'pa-
MES, tarGatcntnR 10 hur1l hifn OUT aGa!l,.
MRS. Clattefton WAS tolln'i ~ 4ntMuNE re-
notief sestnrnnv ~ etate o. great inelanntton
nt tite pa9lca,lon. OF What etie euaraetetlzea ~
a;se. aia,'oc1nna, a''' ma!!e!oue attack Mpon
ef nuspan ,rue, ne naa sote awaY M'ta ~
nLt.e EsEI, nAt Ha "ns y1Atns te'atses ~ p;!ot
inE INC morning, ~oald ho mere to-nay: Ho
nau not taken al. tGc' niohev t''ese "as ~ 't'c
aose' ios a'ao !e 'sat an} .ot.s. ~ sta .,, ~
, 1879-08-08

In tho hotot and rcmnlncu there about six min.
utss. and then footeE down to tho post.
to the Judge inst as ho reached tho
entrance Of tl'c Post-OtIlco. am a. old md
nearly tw Ice ns heavy Us tho Judge. Too. Yes,
that't my only performanco IN athletics. And /
forgut to state. said tho ecnntor, raturninR.
!. tint A. mat tho Jnlgc, tc said to me, 'Chan.
dtcr, you arc lotter man than am,'-I sup
pose f,o meant better walkcr,-' mid | havo
decided to rcsfFn next week. 1 walked past
you onco into the scnate. and now stand aslde
and Let 5on catch up md pass me.' - Several
davs afterwnrd Chriatianey resigned and was
nominated as Minister to Pofu, where no now Is.
The Michigan Legislature elected Chandler to
tlul4h out his term IN tho Scuate.
, 1879-08-08

MissErosxA LAKE PARE, Aug. 1.-The e..
csclscs Of tho suudav.Sehool Assembly to-day
were of verJ Interesting character. The Hon.
4. s. k!ssel!, at p. NJ, talked fcsyoutly on ti,s
outlook to tho sabbath.tchool normal class.
John ", Drew, tlaa great temperance lecturer
from Concord, n. IT,, Mrs. W Il. Crafts, and
the Rev. g. @. Bmish, OF uecorAh. H., closed
tho exercises Tor to-day. 4 great many tents
aud small Temporary dormitorics heyo been put
up slace yesterday morning. 20 that the lar2s
tnts.
, 1879-08-08

Indigestion, dyspepsia, nervous ptostr1ton. and
all forms of Eunetal debility rcliuyed by taking
Mansa,ap's puptunlxed l.est roulc. Inc unIy
preparation Of berf c9tutntnu IT. ulttfe nulrstnaa
properties. It IL not ulere stm aant like this tx-
itscts OF beef, but contaius blood .msklug forcs.
generating. 4nd lkfo.sustAtntnR proportion: II In
v4luabiu III at enfeebu4 conditions, whrther the
result of exhaustion. parrons pEostratiun. over
work, Or acute disease; particularly II lcsnliiug
from pnaaloaarY cgmpaiats. Easwa'l. Hazard d
e5xf1.
, 1879-08-08

that the rnnn was member of tho police
forco and ho was discharged. Ono Of TIC Know
was nct,ial,y appointed, but tn qnict way. b.
Stunt. scavcy himself There Is an easy WAY to
actt'c all thta damaging talk about thu police
iorce. And old and good rn'c Is that 10 ono
Bhntl loaf ntound tho poticc stations. "Tfans-,
act ynur business n,nl 10" has always been I'm
perativs. Now Tlannxnu Ia always about the
Arinury, and II ho has no butnea* t,lcrc It Ia
pretty nigh timo that Capt. Ebersold was show
lng him the door.
, 1879-08-08

Insane cases will be taken Monday Ia the
County Court.
Tax~salcs yesterday included few lots In
Leu.ont, md saes IN the sauo town will be had
to-day.
The Committee On Equalization mot yester-
day afternoon, uiid teee.ved tho complaints Of q
number Ut citizens In regard to their ASSESS
ments, They dill nothing With the percentages
OF reduction fron, or addition to, the township
assessments ou personal property, hut Will
pr0babty settle this matter tb'dny on tho
basis formerly agreed upon nnd publEAslcI
yesterday. So fur ~ regards lhe
real estate, tho changes which VIII be recon-
,nsndcd are precisely those which THE TRIBUNE
gavo 70 the public about ten days ago.
Tnomas Smith has not yot delivered himself
up to The Sheriff, nlll bis whereabouts ren,ain
still unknown. Cartatu Of The Deputies haye
been detailed 10 watch outside towns and w.
lages, the authorities claiming that the man Is
yet within ttt city, but uono ot them have nlot
With any trace OF Smith ~ iar. 1t Is bald that the
Sher1n will pay $lU0 for the return Of Smith.
although nu auyh offer has been publicly M.
bounced. The police seem disposed to let tho
Sheriff hhyo the whole credit Vi Tue recapturo
wheu It occurs. While being cacottctl to Joliet
Yesterday Juhn Cruw, prisoner sentenced u
1fteru years. Impnsuns1ent9 Tot robbery, inform
cd JAlltr Curr!er Tint The cscaEe was Inatlu bT
meana 0f a false key, manufactured for the nnr-
nost notorious tiaF, and nptouy takes the slight
cat stock III his statement! 1t was .natlc, no
duubt, to shield Eddie y O'foYIe, tho burg
lar wIlo let Smith cut ut his ccl. Tho ofalccrs
arc very xluul u,ld dull over tho aftalr uud are
cQtupletely A. ther wttsf tnl
, 1879-08-08

"It Is bard moment iu iifo," IL tia remark
PLACED By n witty fiAtrufeHr of thu ,sat in thu
lips OF M imaginary Ftehchnai,, - whau oa
dads that loyo. glory, lulor. ambition, ara not,
or the whole, wottE, good c}.ar." Yes," Is
tue reply of cynical friend; "but It Ia harder
moment etilE whun uue fluids that tic cigar "
atlf Ii bzdH
, 1879-08-08

aud ontcnt locktip. uscd in thu manFsctura NJ tho
star 1+U umbrella, make 1t cxceedntiy atrong and
durable. Messts. Da"us q UannIug. HsM York
City, arc the mskees.
, 1879-08-08

oLtvEN-EOULTEH-WedH Aug. 7. u tHB
the ituy. I. A: Morrison. Js.. M Aaaoa 4. oliver
aud Htat Jessie r. Cnutcr
, 1879-08-08

You will always have reaches onttl ron uap Buck
D. HlynuFs *Moth puW1ur, F"