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WASHINGTON SOCIETY.

' ..".,, .
Luneh rnrty-btp'onsatlc plnners-A Ger
Misunderstanding Purity Mt tho British i.cGn.
tt"n-ISrn Tucker Agntn Washington
1,fnnrr-tiIvcr-isnit ut tho italian Minis
trr'.-r"rrrtion Mt tic White lIou.e-
Triuh...4 nf IL Flmeky Female lawyer
Isn&roc Gambling at th- ltan,paeo-SotA.
hin ,yr,fdtng,-airs. l,surc-cnt,tnr Events,
e,..,,, c,r-,,,,n..n-. A. ~. r.th.,.
v,.,,s.,-o, =, ~ III, n ~. .''~ nor .so.o,,
"~eH''"ioS' -, ~ ''o' ~ i"e ke1 stHsou
is at It's hight. uHl the tEFunlcIc q! tile snare-
n,ents Of "soclc,y' during tho past week sl,ows
n cpnstsnt rce.s!u,l of entertainments extend.
1,,, nr,r ,.,cu ,nv frn hrentf,.ts In midnight
'' It. ....',s., So. ~.
stpoeh' 6seh oas rea tra'eleo tneho'' VINO
have
Spent wintcrs nt Paris, aud autnn,nA at Rome.
NTH summers at laden hnd mo placc like hoine."
Tile euiy drawback Ii u The part Of tusc n,a,t,-
mna ,v,',, ,,uvr t.,,,,,rl,,rr, u, aim T,v And
aa wv "us. 1aas"ssss W ssl. ."., ""u NV
WIS 'i'at t.aee'o'e ~opI'eAh''et eta."J "','' ''
rcnctraole set ot lneus wlo Will not he drawn
iuto thg matrimonial nets eunningfy act, aul
tIu.y ttrll,ute It to ..those ,,orril c,ubs.n
'"e' a'''''"'' :. ~ ~. 'vs1 ,vsnn,.n n,,u s''o'
-" "1Doto
on Monday evening" at The fcbdence Of ueorRe
Halo, was novelty to some foEesgncrs who
wurp nrcsent. The assortment of ttnware VIVA
.vt.r.tv. mn, omu.tnu ,,,,rr w,. ann, crout..
H., o,"a.n,r .nrtnw mn, ,h. -, ,ncr uo. cTc.,.
,.u, fla, .an,., urontr,. ru.n,...tnr. .(,cn.rat
,.ul' 1nat sa1''e eseo.ps tusnsta' .'s
Marcy gave aih,,ef'paFty IN hohof o. Ills soA.'h'
law, Goy. Mcclellan, Of New JeFrcy, who tas
been visiting him, nnl tl.cro waa dancing ut
rtrrntIon nj the spac;ous ho,,ss Of ADMIRAL por.
~ .,o,,.o- 49, ath..I,,., ,v,. ~ ,h., hou.nnf
tes. Ano'nee Ra.ne1lne WIS NJ "c nonsooi
''T1!E TAIL SYCAMORE or THU wAhAsh,"
IA Senator Voorhees, IL called by his l,ldluna nd
utrcrs. Hin daughter ii must accomplished
n...I.,a, .,,I ~ ~. n,,.J ,,v ,,n ,t,,,o,,or.
"u.'eAo' "na su' nas a'usa y! s"o u"us",e''
oi Representatives tioode alla tucker III rea!er'
my some opcEastc selections with great sucress.
1t was a noticeable fact tl,ut at tits cntertai-
rcu. ,l, n,r,v in. wn. drawn. nul t,,ty,, VII.
~"s ~ es. -, H.. - .,t,,.t....
Nv Wv ". n. .a"o' - ""' pS''''
"a's e4'4sa w '"ta. n'uee'
TAs OLD DECATUR HOUSE
ou LAFAYETTE square, now occlpfc.l by Mr. Bcalc
fwho wax sent ty uuu, urapt "a Mintster tu
tu<,rl.l ~, Tho rcndcyvon. nj MI in "s,cic.
Am ~, "a' .ao ,n,.. w., =. , ~. ;" .,..',,
y' on IacsuaY night, null tse lloetess' aaslstcA
by l,cr daughter Mtss Emily, welcomed largo
AMI distinguished party. somc had duc,l At
ntl,rrs Ind ttanvcI ut IN afternoon, rr.sptiou ut
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pet!zer for dinner. Waltzing va. fahoo<d, ns
Lady Thornton docs not appruve nj II. hut there
WIS NJ etni to the aunIrilles and country -dsnces,
and about i o'clock IN the morning Bam Ward
organized md called the figures nf Virginia
lie Brttis!, Legation, with tts rnro chtna, heavy
pa.e, and famous cook, makes the cntertain-
inents there the finest Al tlls Captta1. On Fri.
day
TIE 1runr or ornHR DArs,
hIazetl brilliantly at thamtcr1ain's clubhouse.
wnere tsnst bufr and nurly I. l. ,Bev Tucker. en-
tertancd fourteen old Democratic crones-
Tucker presided. and derry Black occupied the
fro between, like shuttiert,ck from the soup to
the coffee. Tucker, by tho way, has recently
enjoyed the pleasure Of reading Ills obituary
him with MI. Douglas the Virginia Congress-
man who recently drank himself to death.
Tucker has not .as,ed liquor for over two years,
he1o all easy w. s;tf: ns wss ss og I
large party at
the ITALIAN LEGATION,
where Haron Blanc end his American wife re-
ceisc'l inany. distinguished guests., sha wore
Old potnt-lacc, and pair Of solitaire diamond
earrings nearly tho size Of albtrts. Assistant
Secretary Of State Fred. Seward and vito ware
By yefy pretty granasugs. Ss
dress, nrofusely embroidered nnd trimmed with
ValcncsenNca lace.
Mns. HAYES RECEPTION
at the White House on Saturday closed tie
Eayettea Of the week, and there was tho usual
attendance. III tho evening the Literary Club
met at the house of Mrs. Dahtgrcn, whilo Dr.
f.orinE read paper on New England Farm Life
before the audicncc at f1otatio Kings literary
Ut tho week The political eTcut was tho
woMAN's-Rtan7s TRIUMPH
Of Washington's woE1an-lawycr, Mrs. Bclya
Lockwood she Ia a tall, thin, graceful person,
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eprEgs' Hallcn al,ut l1as been Waiting tho
Sprlees fatntty for sofnp time, aud tlls otl~r
hot for sprsggs, who hal violent cold. Hprfggs
wus rca1y ~ t2kc anything, anil pretty soun tlle
aunt brought Tim II s1noklug mt1turu ntsl said,
+" l!vrr'a your your tea spr!sEs graspsd thu bowl,
tered, "Thundcf! thut'a fur.fctclscl tea."
yrs," quietly responded tllu maiden Runt.
"lt's cain.trMilc." And aprivEs smiled
gcula smile Rs tle took IN uIs remainder VI tfle
lIqul.
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II has lust leaked out tl.as tho day Dr. sehie-
tnaun cxeayutrd tho teuh Of AgaurMuon. Just
y low, e4uek!tnR Iaugh lehl,lI lt.n, ulsA yuleu
said, Ia good Cuited btutes. llrSp, 4u!sk, put
AIEi III llerei' Tbe tottur turned ultl saw Nil
UA.u medical stadrnt tIoldin. y big ln4!arltb.r
Lag.
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anil indiVcstlble. -sonlcthng tiut the people
.lidn't want when tl'ey demanded q good artl.
clu. Tilr nluEkuts were nyeF.l0aJc1 with low-
graded ttas!i. There was always dcMand for
line cilcesu and butter. What tiry wanted wab
not stoEchoutcs but consumption. llle popuia-
tton ought to consu1ne every punt oi butter as
soou ~ made. The lafryneil weru tloiNg uhu uf
tbs woFat Things possible ly making ut article
that Wns not Ut for food MI nrtlcsu Of tradu.
There WIS too much skltnulinx an,l too nuch
Mr, liz R.,ils thought il WA LID tl.!ur 10 Store
cheese, 1t made spccul1tora, Aslsl tsi1 result WIS
tat tticye wers large atpcks un A!.t, aud pr!cIs
were dragged down. liz referred u skln,HiIE.
stand sxtccu Or twpHly hours, hut lit It atainl
furty-ulght huurs, A,N! then turned It over 10
sec II they eoutun't get soIne crea'n from TUG
other side. lLauchter.] 4 cheese sk!mmcd
from thsce.luarters tor pound WA good QUE,
hut Whcu 1t came to sktmh'ing th!cu HIMt halt
pounds 1t was not. Ono tnAa had t0ld him he
gut fur anl a half pounds ~. tl1aughter.l
Tls sort u thing was f'lIn!ns ny business: , :.
his prediction tlat sklmmed cheese would sell
lor Is conts 4 boz had bccn verified.
]. 81. fis',. ct Wisconsin, pltchud tnto I ~ e
spoiled. ilc thought Il lad better relaaln At
hoale until It cuuia 10 sold. Iia dslu't bcllnyu
in storing chccso In tic clttss lursnR WaEH
weather.
G. X Dexter, Of Chicago, asked II 1t wasn't
necessary TO hold cheese toEpe part VI tho yenr,
spore being made tlun was sold. Tile question
was. Could It be best kcpt In = natural or hn
artificial a.mosphcrrl II anything was 10 ba
nude by storing 1t away, all CONCERNED should
participate In tho pralt.
Pruf, Morrow said
no PROCESS WAS KNOWN
by which chceaS not thoroughly cured could 10
krpt IN ) Temperature of ~ deg. without great
injury. TaUrou4hlY.cure4 ellreao would rs
affected very little. A. moEu cheeso was ulale
III unu portion VI tie year than xae consumed.
it must bu store.a fur longer or shorter tlule.
III nnv casrs OUT OF ten aa agricultural product
illxt wa kent sitaply IN hopes VI slso Ia price
had utlI1uutaly To bs sold Ut q lsss price. a
| help wu,lll w lound ln extending thu season,
uln Aiakux tho tllccav ~ shutit would continue
In go.,l tpldstlou, under faE tEsatuasui, sca-
| su1atis length Dt tl,ur.
Mr. Dyke. u Gteunwool, didn't believe lu
ss,uwtnE at III unlss. s 'lk W.. -, yS,i xsh,
count Of insufficient curing tbun VI sktYlulug.
Chrche should be Kept Sut!l w! cured. nnA
not II not vol cured. 1t could uot le Ahlp1e4
With safety a. y bustsr IT, e9aia ns as5 ssat H. .;
lie better prize could bu obtained and tlr but
t.s Tue ru,lsulaer ~olld be .asLael. lstni'ss
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fnrmcr needs to buy fot i!le rnpport Of fa family
or ne mrosemcnt or The farm and ~ eon1ratiro
"tfhnnL nnttnr nnc that has A. nnch net profit a.
x" thst hsS sooa 4
aattre him To attend some agricultural convention
Gn" @ e g. e 1eos q 1c
noro san ever 'ai,ned WITH Sseh a;,ry "a !sfm,ns
phs frn1. growers tad sorfy story 10 tel; apples
c1tcat strneE Vii, Slirht. Oul Of loo ifees tet
nsna ysnr. aso !'y ono grower, but tree tfrss re-:
ss a "'s Ss Sa Il % na, a nd Z:
thc Grain !hc stock Ind consMnrd. Ono farmer
ss t @ 5 fin % o es s1d ,ttsa
is!s i, look torty. Another farmer ststea !ha. hs
o!d. At from $50 e 500 per head; int hs lst tas
on tno otScs. ~ bnt MI thourht Tiers @ VA not much
ptoat IN eews anyway. 70 Illustrate the
a,nsrsnees !,i IN natural aav.ns,ses bS!wssn
Kan.a*, md Colotao, and producing the ssme nstl.
eles tn Witeonsln. Illinois. and Iowa suppe.e tsso
far", I'D it saeS wor;S M sio Zoo, ooo iuvestea
In lan1 and 81. 0oO nycatel ii stock. ,snpnosc.
@ Sms " o,e ,s ont na sa
81. 200 in stock. II Will hc seen that t'lose o!d
nclelbors are running tho Mncqnal racc Of eight to
Of eight to tcyen We should moi lose Efaht Of tho
act that tho price Of produets IL not EcFulatca BY
.e ss sS' e 8 b. 1 % cont marses Ssfs se!s =
81. ss.. 'is ss s ss' 'sse "a
s,s. sM '"f knssna ss as{"fn sa ia efa
!alry stntea land Ii rnlurd Al sth0 and
S aa @ ss aad nSaa nesry 1 IL H"
vrntn used for dairy ttock IN The Ensfcrn Sintcs
and Enxland y h9nclis IN tho Sorthwcaetn ~ st4!es
tho same pties a. on. own, An intelligent under.
connected With tho pronl q. loss Of cn:ernrlses =
tho busihcaa fas which we havo assembled Such
ri 4eoa e sns o
pauIes. anda!! Tho eon,ncssnl wisdom Of which, NO
sss passsasea, and sx!end tn!s sn'erP't.s SO a.
natural cd'an,age. 1s;a .ssm e. inv!e. An
ese"ss # Il: os 10 s VIII ds
crimnatons bctwcen fancy and low.crado articlG;
undoubtedly be sharper tn The wear to cumc. 1lso
dcn1er nnd banker n!u*t lessen their commissions
tion eo,apecs Nut resoriss the ae.ceatton
In the price Of tntry products and rcsuatu clarGes
not 10 starve the enterprise out nf existence
All tic clasAcA med have mutual interest In Its
spccc.s. and a wse econesny IN nll departments
lnny bs the only means Of keeping this enterprise
live esrse. II md
fFctuh,s III this esliichi tine. WHEN ,lo datry
tn.lussryta straTainx tor existence wnnhi merely
cut OIL The prUdncttuns a',Usr t!le hDur demand,
md dcalcrs. bankcss. md TRANSFORMATION co,n.
panics wpnli eventually aII elare alike IN the loss
volscd |. worthy nf our confederation, aud appeals
strongly tor mutual concessions. h1t To chccrsnlly
4u,s a
Ing productions OF butter IND cnccso IT. tho North
west 10 even up any temporary los*ss that may oe
sIso enour1s snnasx Ss.f feassa
"stod etatn. 4, st,t :ttsI fI, ,<1 MnnJ. ~ annn.
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for sash 'ne ,ccd.r - Mccc whst lis ain sn, bc
whrf, .icri,ir,1. he elwn,ii work on n wvlj.i,xcd
p!an. It viii not be wise 10 buy every 'guotl
hrrr,)s. aInnfy bccause naci, has merit a. a t]nry
hreeti. "''' '~
In any event, the very lnrKc majority OF
ali thc cows bred for ,iary purposcs ,Iurlrg the
next nc ten W Years viii have for thcir dams "corn.
se reed ont bo rsgre.aed tat
they arc not ptiro bred. Ainon9 thc eocalled
"common" !" cows In the dairy regions u ihc
III tho average breed of cows In the word.
Wl,.rl sfr COLLECTION uf animals hayo the abifitv
to uniformly tranemlt their dfettnctlyo chnrsc-
talicI a breed. Wa value " p,irc.Gfed ;" nnlmaIa
brcBuso vc haye evidence t]lnt t.,cy barr hccD
bred for successive generations with The snnio
charact erisltcs in view, We value authentic
the Character possessed viii be- transnt.tnd.
Intelligent, ski,ifuI breeders among Western
tlair, men, bY careful selectlo and careful brccd-
jpv, have produced MANY cuwa. not rnnkcd as
"plr.-bred,n y wllicl, possess, M good dcgrrc, the
finaI tests of value and good trceunG--fn0lsId.
,taI merit, md ability to transmit this to tic OIL
spring:
having decided what Is wanted. INC nc1t ascp
Will 1e the sclect!on III the COW from which to
y bresSs er 81 common stock, ths ilr.t question
prrieet; none y free from poor animals. Tl!e
uttimatc test Of TIC value Of breed Or family
is the useiulncss OF tho animals composing 1t.
l5ettcF breed from good coy without pcilsree
~ tian from Q poor GOV with Rnod pcdl0rec.
lln charsGtcrihttcs OF tic pnscnts Will much
more prooablY bo transmitted than will tlio
characteristics Of more remote ancestors. But
tl1H value VI good cow fos brecdinn, u very
greatly Increased II It bu known TINT sho has III.
hcr'tcd her qualities through long l!nc Of good
aiccstnrs. !lcncc the second question should
be, What y her hreedtngl The seleutlon VI the
sire IL, ordinarily, even more important. *.
ce'lence or !nterioflty as m'lk.prulliscrs can be
transmitted through the lnnl9 at well Us
through. tho female. md, In Most cases, t!!e
bull ts the sire uf many calves. while
tic COW produces but ono annually.
hero tic greatest question Ia tic hrcrlltIg,
There nre "s1Ens" OF value, not arbitrary
ones, but Indications in form nn.l minor poinss
which arc t1auu!ly assoclated Will! good quality
rs dairy cows; INT % not'o nor n! y these aro
c1tialiy satisfactory with tlla actual test at tc
pall a1i,l the vut.
A ulan Of feeding which shall encourage
Crowtl, without excess Of fat; breeding the
FRHIC mail ca1FG HHfuFn f1I{-
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ought nut to bo condrmnetl, for It might ultl-
tnatcIy be so perfected M tn he beneficial 10
tiuso nrttcles which II wss now chained IL was
not. Ventilation WAS an Important thing In
connection will cnbtcr.
COLI rfrTLNR
rcad a paper on tue subject, which had been pre-
pnrc1 by friend. nWl supplemented It with Ills
own views The first principle of roll storage,
ilc katd, was TINT the temperature ntiuul bc such
e. To" Ge, rg. o5 s e c @
peraturD FROM butter, and btcf lower temper
At1re lfIan that fur fruits. 1t was alsu Necessary
lint tic RON be dry. aIl lm alr swect md clean.
I'D ,e rgt i ka oE fse4e.: 'rhe iie arteio i NJ, to
be stored should he in Houd cnndttfon-not
tainted. It was not necessary 10 freeze m ar,t-
Gle 10 prcscryo It. 11u prppo.rd to project Its
products With Tee, believing there was virtue In
Mr. buell. didn't believe The selling elce.c ten
or twenty days after It was made was The solu-
ton.
Col. LITTER remarked that, In the summer. u
was necessary 10 havo artificial application of
mir. either by sub-ventllation ur !ce. Thu flucs-
tEons 10 bo considered werr: What was lie
qualify oE tue article before 1t went Into c,,ld
%ncn @ ken. We ,v we 1 knew msr prDr
ess by whicl, cheese could be cured ~ ns to
phss through thrco hot sulnners he wouid like
tO know It.
Mr. Vosburg said hc f.a,l seen The cheese re-.
ferrcd to by Mr. Baitx. THO Rnnl cl,cvte Wa
eleven months old. That three years oil was
very botf;. hog w0ull not have eacn 1t.
Str. Dexter remarked that loldIng cheese for
could 10 best preserved was nnother. Should
ttIt Temperature necessary he nFtcfal or nat
urni, and What was tN temperature wnfc,
would do the worka lie helicycd the ti,ne
wnnId cotna when cold storage, accompanied
with proper degree Of dryness ,nd titc t1,cnus
Of controlling te temperature. would he sue
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.,,,, rles,tng Of tile rorthwestorn
ANN' Association.
,,..,, =, Wclcomc by Charles Ran
A'e, e,.,n',.-.rhe Presidents Response.
,,,.,s,tiug Paper BY Prof Morrow I, on
I''''"B "Broeding Dairy Stock"
,,:..,.s,ou Of Cold otorage ~ Ap'
plicabls to choese'
,,,,,sp, l,,lpro ty nr. 'tk "a th' Last
Hamei article.

HaM'"
-.u,,to.ry session Of tlle thirteenth an
lne n. ,.rr ~ thr Northwestern Dnirytnen's
',..ron hoa. vas held In the Probate Court
As>'>| c,S p,cfgc E{otcl. Yesterday morning.
roo'' W. - thc members wcrc prcsent.-aa
oa!J a" ".,,.,1, n,lrntj tho preliminary gntl,cr-
man, ,a's ,1,c nrocccdncs arc III no particular
lon' f"e~ i+r hustpe.s, This morning tho CON-
!aterest'-,"} ".'''. oa. ,o.no,t.I,,e nrnnortton.
'."' I'm delegates, representing scctions 0ll
o'et ,vs ~, vn,thwctt. being expected. Among
,bo,s vlso arslsch Yesterday were inc following;
Tie lop. '."a ,,as",,-n ~ lin llIuds rndustr,ol
George T. s,1'l '" II, ~ n La,,,er, Of Iowa; il. il.
n.",W,dt.ou, o.; H. X. Mctif'ncy, Eluin: Az.
, hoe' ~ ranvatcc: E. c, YrIeilt, Mantcno; John
ho'es' ',.,,s,,,,,,,,n. ". IT. Itozarl. New York.
Hesh'' ,,'.. ,1i.,,,,1 pork. RIA. NIall
u l. "v""1 v,an un,,non: r, g 1,ncil. uo,k
and u a. 'iu"' ,,,,.. . Ma..a,lusot,.. AI.r sfc.
fill; {. 7. dexter, Mass"s"nsc.,n, HnuA NV
1n,yre, Canaln Southern freiGlt i+Inc' lhof1lae
Wo'o, Illinois; 1,enjam[n +. Hershey, Musca-
n0f' .Vs r f,,hhs. Eivtn: u. +. Wuul, fluntlcy;
ilns; y s,',.,rt,, =. rlr,o: f,rorro r.. Lnwrrrcr
william shcf"i1,, H'sn' u"os II Wa",.'....,.
u utslerhants' llspalct' l'ae, ~ d. fo"oulRn'
Richmond; ". II. Stewart. woodstock; ]. II.
nnI Ia Iii
.a uH0 81. ssy ynrk r. +. Gibbons, E]cin: ".
lnsham' sew ,,..H:',,, 1o,,nso, a,,,i.,,,,
y. Dlu1baIn Mascnro' Il. 5onnson, on''man
WILEY, ta.; Frank Slatcr, Woodstock; George
u.y,bornr. Eleln.
na"'"'' r,,uu,rrpra.
',,'.,, -. ~ H..
The body VIA Called 70 ofder at noon W
President smith, and the appointment Of CON-
uIttecs made az follows:
ftaeats and AudItiuq-w. ". Dexter, Of Chi.
mr. us ''''
Valry 1npi<mtafs and !'rot1uti!oa.-C, C.. Ducal.
EF. ing,a, ot Wisconsin, md u. r. Hershey. Of
Iowa.
cold Sfordgf-toI; lit''es, Hnaties l'hltE' OF
th'esco. sna D. >; r.esce' o. "Twansfe. n"at
~ s0IHM'n a;imus 81 il, W Curtt.. ~ Fort atain-
p,,nnn'h pn Mt W. ~ mi f. H. Ema1v NJ t:tcs.o
':"'a' w.. ,,,a,, ,.,.o,, m,,,II = ,,,,ton,.
ifnnn reo,s"mi,ltmc'
tpon 'e'sss"A.n''s,
Jill. CHARLES nASnoLfH'
eetretnrT OF the Hoard OF Trade, delivered an
sldress of welcome 10 tlle seventy DELEGATES
pretcnt, thcEo haylh9 bcch Aolte an accession
s'n,e ue a,stvai u ~ M.nrnha ela.na.
Af. hahunipn sah Hc WIS R!Hu ~ sec ttietn,
hoped thcy would enjoy themselves while llcrc,
md would cune ugnIIl. Tho Association rrrtc-
unic,l one of the NEST ltnpor.nut mi Greats in
,hs n,ntry. certainly In tlIls nnrt ri tM, Nrrth.
~stt The }nnrnvrn,cnts thut hn,i I,n",, o,n'io
i, n,,d,nr hu,tor ,,,, l,cn.n ,'I .,n,tae .no
" pu0ut!Hh pAt%G't tAA %utett3 itANl qtHlltAf
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-11-08

hoo-hoo.-Republican.
Let's see did Castle withdraw
The revised list of the worlds orators now
stands:
Demosthencs, lst;
ID. McDougall, his tttc simile, ID;
Rest-nowhere.
Who will lead us in prayers-Dick Taylor,
Strator.
pub.
Phio was "Castle in the aiE"
The only negro IN Ia Sale, body servant of
the late FraakliA porwin, voted for Uncle Sam.
H!e, oi tho NeSS, swore in u languages when
, he heard Of it,
| 1t depends great deal on the side of the ques-
| tlon Down south, when men threaten voter
with ostracism and loss Of trade, it is called in
| timidation. Up north, in La Sale county, the
7. NJ. r. Club can "spot certain men" who don't
vote to suit them, and their workers can threaten
business men with loss Of trade; call them
"snakess" and "sneaks," and all that, and it is
| legitimate clectioneering. Certain y. RS have
not forgotten the maxim, the king can do no
wrong" and applied it to their own particular or
ganizaton last Tuesday quite freely
| The Young Repubs. had the thing figured
down fine on Saturday. Web. was elected by
about 400 that night. So splendid result of
their maiden attempt at the dirty work OF n cam
paign could not pass unwashed They went to n
locally famous caterer and ordered o supper,
with special injunction to the boss to adOrn the
spread with 10 baskets OF champagne-Bo
Fills "Maximum," or, at least, NUNS Extra Dry.
Nothing but champagne would be good enough
to wet Raymond defeat The boss asked for Il
Retainer" in the case of Raymond's election.
"No," the Brigadiers said, 1--WE won't do that but
there's no danger of Raymond's election. Don't
you see the figures down here in black and
white"' The caterer didn't; and he said he
thought, looking at the business from purely
business standpoint, that beer would be good
enough for them the night after the election.-
On Wednesday some drank at the town pump;
the rest went home dry.
Well, our work did some good any way-Young
". Il. C!ub.
OF course it did. Raymond got Just 279 more
votes this yea tho" hc got III low.
Webster is having manufactured for the mod
ern Demosthcnes an elaborate leather medal.
Sam Davis said the people of Ottawa need not
be alarmcd-Webster would not come here to
live; he'd only take the cOunty's money for a
couple of years and then go home. There are
no houses to rent in Ottawa, Judge"
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-11-08
"a 4S9 4,O4s 264 5,l7l 1907
Personal.

The Morris Independent says Hon. p. A. Arm
strong has in preparation a life Of Shabbona.
Indian Inspector w. J. Pollock, formerly OF
this city, has been in the hostile Ute country
holding a council with the head chief of the
,Utes.
Peter Miller, Esq, returned last week from
Germany, where he spent some weeks among
friends.
Messr.. F. D. Sweetzer, H. c. Nash, Durley
Dent and L. II. Strawn left the city on Thursday
for ducking trip to Copperas Creek to be gone
week or more
Geo. B. Mitchell has been quite sick during the
past two weeks
Hon. Geo. II. Harlow, secretary Of state, was
the guest Of Col and Mrs. D. Hapeman last Sun.
day.
Mr. Geo. c. Thompson has arrived home from
Beatrice Neb. He left his granddaughter sick
with liptheria.
Chas W. Blandin, of New Rutland, was kicked
in the knee by horse on Weduesday,-so badly
that he may be cripple
The Inder relates that Squire Hoge, Of StreatoI,
while driving home from the country ran into a
ditch, ovcrturning his buggy. Miss Belle Wise
had hip fractured; the Squire had a nose brok-
en-, ana Misses btle fiOpc anu JcHnie W lse "eTc
also bruised.
Henry Rowland, of Chicago, was down this
week.
Mr.. Timothy Mccarthy, who lately returned
from the west, has resumed his duties at d. Hee.
nan & Co.'S, where his friends will find him in
the future.
Cadet Taylor of the Wenona Iner celebrated
his tin wedding last week.
John "Becmus" came up from Lacon to woa'
on Tuesday.
1t is reported that Morris d. Smith, familiarly
known for many years here as Jockey" smith,
died lately in Texas whittier he went last winter
Miss Fannie Hopkins has gone to Wisconsin.
Mrs. Lorenzo Leland, jr. of Eldorado, Kansas
is in Ottawa at the home of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs Jacob Kendall, Of Oswego county
NY, and Mr.. and Mrs. +. B. Stearns, of JefIer
son county, y. Y, spent the week with W. II
Hull and family.
On Wednesday evening last number offriends
of Mr. 5. W. Raymond, treasurer elect, went
down to his house with a band Of music and
were royalty entertained.
f. f. Lyons has Uegun, at the corner Of Madi
son and Clinton sts, the sale of the silent
Wheeler No. Sn-a well known sewing machine
He also does repairing