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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-06-12
THE EXCHANGE
The CutwOrn.


Editors Exchange:
That class of insects in the science
of entomology. called lepidqptsra, in
cludes the moth or butterfly species /;
the metamorphOses or changes which
they pass through are from the ova
or egg to the Larvae, worm or grub,
then the chrysalis, and then the moth,
with six legs and four wings attached
to the corselet. The moth deposits its
egg in manure or earth during the
summer season, and the state of incu-
baton closes at the Matching seasCn
early in the spring. After that time
the Larvae changes to the chrysalis,
and lastly to the moth about the first
of June. Their depredations are done
during the larvae stage in the night,
when they return at early dawn to
the roots of vegetation: which they
subsist upon. A severely cold
winter does not interfere with their in
crease, while cool, late spring favors
their reproduction. The moth or fly
can be seen during the summer crawl
ing on and about the windows. 1t
has gray wings, covered with dust
like powder, and are seldom spread
out.
The clay-colored moth, called the
candleAy, originates from the larvae or
caterpillar stage, called bee-miller,
and is very destructive to the honey
bees ia their hive.
The cutworm can be destroyed in
the night while at work on vegetables
above the earth, or under the surface
at the roots of plants during the day.
F. B. MOORE.
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i Tho Dudley land suit brought 10
recover . large tFact.o Of land 'in'the
western, part qfslinoinnati, valued
at $500, Q0d, has boon dQpidcdin4fa,
vor Of tAe slsilnaaantsp The suit
was brought Tbs lhp lseiirs Of Mrs:
Catherine Dudley daughter Of
Israel Lutllew, All Old settler: Mrs:
J dudley died in 1884, but herl llus;
band livedruntil 1898 ThoiLpFop.
erty belonged to her, and was sold
snd, conveyed ~ AseFEg wi ii. 999t hsr
husbands bsr 7's. writing In itthqs .assls,
The court h M tthptt itowss neSesFa.
r. for M husband and ,wiilfis, both
to sign tho 'orlor;ftQ sQanyey,itAe
wifp's estate, r. I
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5M:OQNlciE,ss,

sA1&SfaNSlay MOAfA ,.''s,'i4l'l,
Char eegy Sale Eskstaz
BE o,tse and Lotillhtlte
to1qts lRo11solk e ~
|5tstis Lelgtsa {! C!3o'zlskztty:i
mi v;iitas Il aSdeffee q ,Es oltsait, Court
ofilewis county, 1 10 tho lease Of Nm: q
\ lya,scpi against .; iIIanpbttss and 9th
ffsi viii, on the FIRST day 81 tbs l ~
Court, next, for Lewis toanty, in font oE
III cso5taft iSasc. thcttc seii u lie Gighes:
bidder, oa;a eFei4l. ofs l25apd 10 Obs,
yvi,hin,erestftom the iayaof sale, toT IA
EssC AslI0UsEE.ls.Si.D no au
Hin Roanoke, nGws q occupancy of said
llamphresy:sI; isstj ,S9
The pafetasef viii 6e required y glEffee
BOND and gboi ssEpFiiy, =
sslI l \. ilitiI tE!2ARNOLD,f "
APRIL 24wilE Commissioner.
| iORlD'ER'OFlPJlBLICATTO
ifIiiGol M s u! ss3sgssF plfgf
tyVosti yirpiniia.;SERhI bio " 433Sz
ISSA,rulc. ,beld in The clerks / fsicesof The
cireui !, cour, ofsIev i, COUNTY On The dis,
Mo1daySin nv, lsie, !; IN SSl
bfsbam Il Woif, plslatin: ls
q " i Tss sHli{ y f7qiASslL yep ~
s,,o, W.; Rama, dmiSis,r,,, X r. h
Siisuaau,ssil Ii \, !, ! vi r
IA an ; ea4scrsr
The Object d; Ibis spItlislte recover thg
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ono.stti eash, the residue upon q credit
Of 9, ~, ls,atda24S months, the purchaser
executing bonds with approved security,
bearing interest from date, or the several
ins,almcnis OF purehase money. d 2 =,
'fitaii s,jilii W. GS BENNETT,
may10iw c Commissioner.
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1RE. DEMOCRAT n
a.S.aTURD 4i M ayle4
4EFathi seTT,s Cri,,ic.T


IT will be remembered thai
!; James Z: Taylor, q Prospect Val;
lleysgas, at the June tern, SIS rs, 81
the Girelit5 Court Of this county,
convicted and sentenced atofths
Penitentiiary fora term Of years
for the crime Of incest. The vic;
tim Of his l,aseness, his daughter,
about itwent !y:one saars of tago,
died, after a short illness, at her
mothers home, at the! above! named
place, on last Saturday gq r'l!Ys
tHrgs ~ Ae.ss; ,i.ssiss BE;
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Ne,rIl u. 10, tiarlsbI iira..

n III q II ~ 4 ~; IL
The following Is q dispatch to
The Cincinnati Enqiiireer. from Pits
Burg, dated May To- KY z Z, !, !, \
D9's'1t Is known That the Pennsylya;
,hiia Railroad onippsaInSyy las always Is
had i largo interest III the Pitts:
b5Gara, Virginia and Charleston
Railroad, but the determination TO
extend tllcllatter road from Mon.
ongdlia aEeityiloJ Brownsville, and
ptherimprovements, such sasathe
bridge at PortlPeryi5has brought
ahopt.a new state Of affairs. With
in'tlie past daY Or two the Pitts;
burg, Virginia and Cliarleston
Road has leased directly 70 the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
and hereafter the officers ofpthe
leased road @ill,feport .o;tne Zen /.
eral Agent at a. Alsoona.otl !. 9 ne 10y,
a {. Nl,esonh,o eileo. !p 1s
llrs1 o. p 9eSt y is'sekpee'e9
ttte I?aaswla OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ING! e; west vest J lrslnla noS:GiF !sbi3,
ines ~ construction @ 1hsd S9ts!lI
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Gualirtirneilsaiiss Esctilp,,sS / {

- I. lisssii5sis44
gAt Cincinnati g last Sunday a
four=yearsqlel boy wh!olwas leaning
out Of tllo. fourth story ola cne:
Mentihouse, lost Ills, balance and
started wllirling down. toward athe
brick Iris pavement, fifty feet below:
g Il tllet porch Of tho third story,ipl:
lnseIdiiatoly below him, stood a little
girl fen ~ years Old the daughter Of
one Of the residents Of that floor.
!! she' se8 the boy IS coming, an S1!, BY
an instinct 59F paJrPsOsse9, Which
amounted 10 lleroism, p,lt odt her
arm e IL 10 sasyc ;the lbso$yrO She
did catch-hiin' at Ill L risk 9fbeing
dragged over herself and Of falling
with liim.se Of course SHE could not
ihold such a weight but her arm
was just strong enoughitoturh Tho
,eoursesofthis AL Fsptb landed
at her feet on tho, 1l6orofitlc third
porch.1 His head struekthe. balqs.
Ter, and he Ind qnauglysq9t oRShis
forehead, and one ne, eye, was Soonsid,
erably Injured, ;lbyu!t i, ;l lis liiefwas
saved: Tho little girls arm vas
,lainel,S but.not broken She said
she sawbliim Coming conf Ss1 md ..iust
thought she might save him il she
would nut. out her laFm, and she did
IL. Il n. 7,.t7,st-,,,,1 i,.st Il
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& THO New York Hqrta n, s.a ii; 1.-THE
Etalwa4t kpllaafsEs hayta, nude The
PresitloRty3to tlio,,I,ill On tllo; Gre: ire
toxt That ths IiillI prevents hin from
using tho ARMY oil q voting tday at
q voting place 70 To-, execute ,'l:'1 federal
Laws unless Tile State asks i or gn;.
less il tho presence Ola foreign
foe, This is true, and s,ille pinch
Of the CONTROVERSY .,,,sI 1.
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!, 1.-THE Washington FO,tpsays 1T
lis tho settled .detet4i'in atianif of2tl'o
radical leaders tolhold4 on to&the
bayonet at the polls, and and they will
use Tho man whom they .,s hga g!ls 9F'l h
lawfully and criminal lI ys lily tl
in The executive Office Qclfrct this
Object aiIIiL 70 ,t555S ran "
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-05-24

81 Tho y! superiority q q practicable
license law over an impracticaRle
prdhibitorytlaw as q check itnYins
temperance seems to ahavet been
illustrated by tho experience of
Boston 4: II 1874 the last year Epf
ithe existence Of the. prohibitqryt
law, the number ofnlacas in the.
city where liquor was sold was in
The neighborl!ood ofthroe thousand,
and The number Of eases Of drunk
.enrness Of which the police had
.eognizance was u upwards of snine=
teen thousand: During the syear
ending within the first Of TIC nre=
sent month Will the license sys.
TEN inIyogue, tie number efsaloons
was but two thousand and only
fourteen thousand Hintoxicated
persons were reported by thepolice.
This, seems to give a negative to
tho question, does prohibition Pre-
libit2 MI slsaal 3gitiis3t
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'1h,,,7,ia,.,s Speech


qhu,7,lan,s Speech
- " 80
t4Mr. Fhurn,a,fs speech yesterday
on the political, clause in the legis=
latiyebillIis general N commended:
HE had ansunusuallY hard task
before him, IS be had 70 follow
Morgan and Hill, YliQIspokeF each
three hoursson the general ques=
lions involved, but Thurman man;
aged .toifind some new ronnd, and
hoplougheaIit up rightiwell: He
produced q reportof' committee
Of The Eorty5fq Congress, Of
which: caulltielal, qf Illinois; was
chairman, and which went 70 New
York TO Investigate; Johnny Daysn-
port, and gsyelhim! some interest
ing extracts. Il did not originate
withfthlo carpet baggers Of Tie
South, ithhad its 5originyin New
York inithe Union League Glib,
and vas |, ftrsti brought tel att9n:
tion.of Congress. Johnny aYa!l-
port in person. That warthElhad
himself,made the draft ofItheibill
containing q great many sections,
and Of SO atrccious o character
Throughout. that even Senator
Mortonlturnett against it. saying,
thateyery5Yo!e iitimightIcost
ailaH!sqliit: That hill was largely
modified and then passed! Tho
true purpose! 81 tie Law bceaEmeiap
parent stiqnce Twas aetstoEp pro;
tect negroes inStl,e South, but to
lisfranellise n9noeFats ~ the
S9rEh The yeFY firstiyear, 1870,
4,s6S Supervisors Of elections were
appointed, Of which !. 40 were for
the eityof yewSY York: There were
1910 Deputy rshals, ofiwhieh
mora than q quarter were fof New
York: There was one appropgriia;
ton s2s5, 600 fofl tho p AL seftliis
army,Ho which New York got
s1i6,Q 900, hiladelpfiaS sa7. Q0o,i
Jersey City and Newark S12,276,,
and Baltimore $50, 600 -Four
States, therefore, gets $4,000
leaving little more sthsni$e0,oo.o)
for all the rest Of the Unien: I'M
1875 the expenditure for superyis;
orrEs ', ; and deputy marshals was
eleven times Is much for the
Northern as for the Southern
= s.asshlshs @hssiI 'ssls
s.a'iSS HI I'll " Af9sass 8 " ~
tss n, /,
.ifiheihad madeno therlremarksiit
would have stamped Mr.. Thur.
NY, "! o,1s q sI,e, esssSses
lllaas pas y 4ll'sf'e s9oe = mis- y Ky 81
~, w esyse r.;
$ IT, =
Ms.nsei, ~ a1s9
.gas alelFs,nsa eSgellehl
ieaso isS1ss.1aes9 '5lr s,
tosteFi 1lat sls oest % sue close
= ehs : I1!,,, " gtea.3tni
hif 4ePat1niSl,s:ss = ilete Z was ohe
! =, ltls5ss2en,lsese
his friends. sAtl tho start ille asked
~. epetsSnlaygF: ellasthe1mlgM
gsssase NJ; - y II
.sa ZEE u a ,ap;EaS is ,s
st1S w? s y p 4 .
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= 4 -
Valuable Land {. for Sale,

tHstt4==Ft .@.---titl-sszssstat
Lloyd Lowndes, 5 - Win ~ J,
80. rs. Z 55ij !, lt5si=45sz,
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1 Having hseS engaged fo5 rs yeas IL The
maaufaetsFc d earrings Of 81 distributions
! an prepsifi to offer u ths public any
kind Of . vehicle known 70 ,he trade.
hare now IL stock aud an building coz,
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SPRING MEDICINE.
yVrEGETINEI

- Ia fEeFated " i.l!,.l.z.aslss31
H.R,sTEvENs, Boston, Mass.
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4 CtetliRightsi?in Georgia.

M nj vi - q q
4 Ina ease, before Judge Erskine,
Of the United States Court, at lsa;
yagn ami GeoFgia where 9 I. eeloFed|
woman was ordered from The
sWhitesdeek, of 9, steamer 70 4 place
below where accommodations were
provided iteriheF class; and falling
'to complyIwas nut of the boat and and
afterwards instituted suit for, danlI
ages: Judge Erskine has decided
..tliat common carriers have The
right to provide different accom-;
'modations iSr different CLASSES Of
passengers, and 4! Il assign each
class, tojits quarters: Judge Weeds,
,ofthe United States Circuit, Court
at Atlanta, has also recently DO;
,eided lin q school question That Il!
equality does not mean identity:
and latiseparate acc mmod ations
may be provided and insisted
, 1879-08-20

encc Md bv tllc influence nf other Jewish fnmt-
lies who migrated nftcr him, n,h Win hnte
communities. botl, in iioa,par atf Cnlc,ltth-
n,i.lc more particularly to s,lct, families A. Tho
ttnhl,aye AMI lie Ezras. Now tInsc grnnt jew
tsh families. of which tho Saasoon family u tho
greatest, have 60 Influenced the ttnde between
Dumbav and t}aRdat Tint II In tuw no cxAggcr.
aiun to sav TINT the trade brtwecn fnl!i md
Mcsopntatnin, With It's commercial crht res ling.
dntl 4ltil Alrppo, Ia t1nanced at Bombay. hc-
ehtca tlnt, tfcIr upern Inns have extended to IN.
Persian tauf, tu ,t,r Interior Of Icrsin, to such
ptnrcs ne tsnahan antl Yezd, mud ultimately to
China, lung Kong, Shanghai. an' cyc,1 to Ja'
pnt; nnh ,t,tll. a. with alf other merchants IN
the British Empire. their oncra.tpns ultimately
ccntorcd In t.ondon. and from f.ontlo'i the!
spread again u L.YcEpool mud Manehehteg.N
, 1879-08-20

am convinced the ball given By The fair DANES Q,
the Market will he nlorrtcr than tic otllclaI
banquet ut The Mayor, whtcl, is 10 come OIL on
an m enarsynr , Of iho statue Of H. Tnters now be-
inr erected at Nancy. It. Nntlt,crt, the scuntor,
has represented him In natural md FAMILIAR
attitude erect, and In The act Of speaking. Opo
arm Ia slightly o'lt'srctSnen as IL 20 eninfSp asf
open seroli. The c,,stumr fs modern.
Tie Nancy fotes 'lavc rcdircctca much at&ot'.
tion to the
uNpuDL1snKp 1fANuscNtrra OF THE L1rEn-
Aron.
Aoropos OF these, tho po'ta'rs reveals to us tho
Theirs at present lying IN the cellars Of the BANK
Of Engnnd. whittier they were forwarded by
Nine. Thfcfs some years aGo. Amongst them
Ia c,lrtouh Treatise on trtgonomctry, written ~
s sssy s:sv. sss of ~ s s sso9y most
France. Ono eoea deeply into The events
OF Louis Ph1ippe's reign, attl aunivxes severely.
the prospecte Of the Second Empire. Ann'!rr-
to our generation thc Most va1,os .,or pr st.ncc
from 1870 to 1871. Incidentally, II. rhIcrs take,
the opportunity Of crltfcta1ne his antaaonlst nnd
successor, uoor Macsnhon, whose n utter ins,e'
s"9ss ,!as a he ns no 'nEs w e e:s a s,ssy Sei
ments. the lately published socsci,es. ami what
iscomp,etcl Of The great philosophical york Of
ii. Thicrs TO he entitled 'La PhIlosophtc Gen.
fF1le ~ TDn n1fC HlhLIGF Fu&'Axn lVl Z tnuHtH7
profitable reading. It is unlikely, though. that
tic documents at the Bank Of England Will be
nublisllcd in the 1Ifct|mc OF Nine. Ihiors and
tic principal actors IN The events of the last
decade.
N. tE coMTE DH cnAMnoRp.
Ilcnry '. Of France to his .parttsnns*
has written another lettcs, nnm'nallv 10
thank somo pcnple In Martcllies for.
that appears to l,avn been mado In his fhvor
two ncycr heard of It till ttta letter was print
cd}, but really Intended to b unltttcAl mani
fcsto 10 the French reople. need not trouble
vou with 1t long. All letters OF this honorable
but tncnrrleib1y dull md ignorant Prince arc OF
thc same pattern. All take II for granted that
the Nation Is nnxiously waiting for the coming
nf the Royal Lord and MnBtcr. All breathe a
feEvent hut Rupcr(uons faitt In thr eonstancv
Of bIA hltcrenth. and ia ~. 10 Chanlbords c,n!.
ncnt fitness for the tnsk Of "EaYtnE France y
Saving It'll Fe0m whati Nobody knows. n,l'i
nobody ts likely tu know. Docs the de'udea
Prrtculcr OF Frohsdorf hitsclfl
There is slight hitch in tho arrangements oi
tho
BLANCHE nnosEvHLr oTkNA COMPANY.
Ny fair friend mud competitor told mr., couple
Of DAYS ago, that ". CouoE, her manager, had
been taken very Ill with typhold-tever. Thk
fnnv somewhat }utertcre with thu original nlar
OF the epernfic campaign: hut Blanche Tucker
II beg pardon, R0oseyett-1ddc1 thnt Rtl'
would 70 over to Amertcn In any case. Chicago
n,ay count on br|ag ablc to wctcome It's prett'
and clever child this autumn. or winter nt TIL
latest. HARRY MELTzER.
, 1879-08-20
gtupr tn psnth 1Iv lI0rnots.

.FaHahksfplf6tH. u 'GF, .
An Ea91e reporter ilrGye to tho home nf the
gr ,,,slfa'h her OF ynung 'Hl!son .tewcll. who war
st.,n9 to dsatl bv hornets Ut Hyde Park. The
lN,dv was In m tce-box, ant shc facn bosc ratn-
raj appearance. except tho l!ob. which we're lad-
" swollen, aud there were purple suots about
the neck.
slrs. Maria Kemp. hoan1er, said: ~ was
near tho fence At tlle barn looking at thr men
pressing straw. ! heard tho boY say, am
l.olug un the apple-trca to got sotnn anoles.
lie climbed the trra quickly, hut was not in It q
second when lo screamed mud camr right down
md run through the harm, asked hin wilar
was tie matter; hu put hta hands to i'ls head:
brought him to the 4,ouse and hs lay
down on ths lounge. Mrs. TIlfson antl
mgaeIf got salt md water md bathed
him, bnt his ton4uo sweled quickly. and hts
ear6 and lips turned pnrplc. ~ l,e laid down
he frothed at The mouth mud aald: I am ;nrs
slck At nv stomael,.' Wo asked him Il we
should send for tho doctor. but he could moi
sreak; ho closed hts eyes right away. and Mr.
Tttlsols went right of on horseback for Dr. Hop
kins, but The bov never spoke aftorwaFl. I'LL
puIao wnuld thrnb u minute, then STOP, ther
We examined hts head, aud found red spot or
The tumble, whore he had heen stuHg, mud tcst
were o'hce spots. Or. Hopkins ssid he wa
poisoned bY The st!ngs tho same n rattlcsnakt
puisona.h
The hired man said ho went to the spDlo.tres
| atterwarl aud found largo hornets nest tn It
Wh6n tic boy went up thc tree he VIVA harc
| heaued. None at tue household thought ha VA
| auriouslr hurt when tIe ran tnwarl the barn
tlis greatest paln seemed to be In the back
hIA uuek.
, 1879-08-20

cnsrfnf rhrFfspnnffnff nf ThA Tfhns
DEs Mo1Bss1, H., Aug. 1s.-1t fs amusing to
tic avcraxs tiawkcya to sec the Queen City ot
The Lakes putting nn ulrs, mud striving 40 harsl,
By oil the powers knuwn to ph'lolo7ists, 10
cvalc the origin Of her nomenclature, md tort
ure It Into something classical and nice. But
she will utterly fall. 1t Ia "Skunk,"-onlr
that mud nothing more. Iowa has river bear
Ipg the came namc4 given BY the sauio Indians
who dubbed Chicago with her title. It Is gen-
orally written and pronounced Chtcaqna. No
boIy cver thought Of calling 1t ANYTHING hui
skunk River: md ths reason for H. was the pro-
fuse growth ot Wild ontona al0ag its bank.-a
sinking plant whtch suggested 10 tho Intlian
mind tic ttlo Of The riycr. It Ia the sans plAnt
which grow where Chicago now st1!tls: 1t has
'hc same atink: aud The indians call It by the
same name. There Is nothing classical or
Frcnchy about IT. II Chtcngo would escaue the
charge OF downright snobberY. lot her acc"nt the
fact, and be satisfied with ite well.carned fame
Of being the most wonderful city on tho face Of
tho globe.
, 1879-08-20


The beautiful statuo Of Tue Prince OF Wales.
presented tn The citizens OF H0mbay by 6lr AL
bert aassoon, WA OIL thc 21th Of June unveiled
by ILLS Isxcclltl,cy Sir Rchan! Trmolo, Ia pres
encu OF Il great coHeourae Of Europeans md ma
ttyes, drawn to9e.ler In spite OF heavy rain to
do honor 10 the OCCASION. It II The first caues-
trlan statue Whict, has been erected ia Western
India. In his epruch at tue ceremony Sir 4.
Tunplo satd: "I'he Sassonn family are Of The
Hebrew pcrsuaslon. Their name Is iiebrgw,
perhaps Arabian, 'lAl their original habitat was
]sagdad. There tho father ot str. David sas-
soon was long established as merchant.
as his fa ters wrrG merchants betoro
him. lie occupied an important financial
pns.tian under the Turkish Government.
but was driven from his native land by yarous
call6es, partiY QcrldeMt and pcsti1ence, aild
partly ulsU dissatisfaction with the
iioyrrnmcnt. In 1911 ho tlrat migrated 10
Hushlra. doubtless under Drttsb projections, mud
then established himself IN bombay, city
whero hp run III, untroken career ot thirty yeara
Ut usefulness md 0t prosperity. Having cstab-
lshctl u tirul sherc lilo tFalla between Bombay
nj Ynx Ereatty fu5krretI nv his tbtlll-
, 1879-08-20

A sessonablo and Trusty Family Kennedy
As,at!c chalers, cholera Iuorbls. uusI,!uer ct,nl-
plalnt cnlc, sour stomach. llsrrhca, and Ill aHee
ttons Of tbs bowels Incident to either children u
bY nr. IAyne's Casmtnatiss bs1ssu. II a'lays the
Irritation and csla4 the seston Of tbs stomach aud
hoNelt. and. buinR pleasant to tbs taste, M ~ &C.
, 1879-08-20

70 fhe EIlfoF o. IHf 7T1htfNf.
CHICAGO, Aur. 1a-No little thing better
illustrates the wustcful prolltgscy Of public
servants thun The recent attempt of tho County
Commissioners to nwarl Tom Nelson between
$500 md 5000 fur ealc!m[ntng tic Circuit md
Superior Court rooms at the Citr-llall. The
oulY rensou WHY Fitzgerald md the other Com
missoners sanctioned this outrageous expendi-
tuso Is because thc money to be exncnde1 did
FltzeoraId have been rs caeer to pay tie bl
had It been against h'ml Would he not have
questioned its amount, md appointed COM
n,itee Of one TO 60 a,Il. measure and Inspect the
work1 Tint sum Of money would hive calcf-
mined all Of the improved real ostnto owned BY
tuu-t1irtls 0f the County Board. ffad the Board
ADVERTISED for bids. as thev Ehnu!l have done,
t1,erc arc 100 calrimincrs In Chicago who would
haye glnIlty tlken sse Ioh at on".hatf 'hc price
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, 1879-08-20
OIL CAN.

This complete FAMILY A7.-1
SHIPPING OIL CiN il made Of
the best gru1cs Of CHARCOAL TIN
PLdIE.S, double scanned aud sol
ttercd. Warranted right.
The Hood Ycnec1' Case Is nicely
finished and uaruishcl. The Fruu.c
is nude from one piece Of No. q a0f,'e,
Del.t In s,tcI. shape IT'S to form II uea'U
strong aud handsome support, IL
ntcefU painted, and Is s'etttifiy at
tncI.cL and dctachrd: Handle and
Irnnnions Of Japannett Iron,
strongly fastened aViA cio.tt nails.
, 1879-08-20
NAltFnnd Travel Ia Hungary.

Hero II an Incident Ut railroad travel In Hun.
gary. 4 ,nall.tratn came to u SUDDEN stop III
tract OF oues, couu'ry. The psssengera thrust
their hcau& out 1t the wtnduws to wee what had
happened. A plg had lcApct from u YAH a,,tt
waa skurrYIng away. Tho train en,p3nyes joined
lu pursuit, nm! The fugitive was hotly cnasc,i
fur twenty minutes. l'l.en all returned 10 tht
watiux tFatn exrept the otlicAl who had Charge
Ut the baggage vouchers, Hnl the DELAY WAS pro.
longsl. but lii vain, for HIN to roule buck. At
the end oi tlla Journey the passengcrs coul.l not
get thcfr trunks until next day, when theyuuch
sr man arrived,
, 1879-08-20

Faf.fah fN. CT .stfrs.
The othrr t!nv several gentlemen Of lie city
wgnt to rowclIs pound, on thu Ncuse. wlIict,
tint Il ey calqi,t ,llc'n was Il, tl,ts wise: They
sent Henry rowelts aid dog "Doh" Into The
water. ''Dnh" would rush In, Bnntch n fish,
a,sc It dcath.bte and thrn lat It On the hank.
"Dob" secured over fifty fish In this mnnncr.
, 1879-08-20
Nineteen ContA 21lnrt.

CHICAGO. Aug. 10.-Aftcr the acceptance of
the crown By King Tom Morgan, offered him By
the Socialists md tho Ignorant Irish who wers
ttuprd to lend their presence at Sham
meeting lass SUNDAY. 1t WIS found thAt wo were
10 Guns allurt in the purchasing Of one suitable
for the little fellow. It would be advisable for
the mrmtcrs OF thr gang tn hare sotlc means
whereby Eate md brcr nloncvs nnv be psncured
to pay tho deficiency. JAMES DOWNING,
s. II. r. c. Soc|aiistlc Party u. 8.
, 1879-08-20
Tic i{ntrat & D1WAr.


CHICAGO, Aug. 1O-As you hare Of late given
considerable spaco to tho manner tu which the
Hume Il Dover Association OF the United
States has boen doing business In tho West, will
vou please announce that I do not prooosp
leaving ChIcago until tic Association has paid
back to tbs ,'cunsttors every dollar which they
were !nduceh tn put up With mt a. manager Of
the Western Department, with tho hops Of OBJ.
tanning ioansf Ltka tho lspostoss. waa do.
cciyel by tbs suceious promises Of the man.
ngers of tho Association; and tho only thing lot
fnr an honorable tnan to do | propose lunE,-
tint IL, obtain,ng complete restoration. To
cr!pplu my efforts In this direction the man-
ayers AMl their .peripatettc attornoT have
prtatton Of funtls. I l.aya begged Without avail
for MI Immediate hearing. which bas been denied
mo. They nro simply seeking to gain tuo to
get out uf town without paving a stngle dollar
1t this Indebtedness, Depostt0rs will lind It IL
their advantage to co.oper4te with ms. Ny ad-
drcss Is caro- Of Monroe d Ball, attorneys, No. VI
I.aSaIle street. j. II. LIVINGSTON,
Late Liytngstoa d Co., Manager WaBtsFn De.
pNstMcnt,