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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-03-14

yard of S. & N. is done S6 nicely, that moth
ing but the pure nuggets are received, Civ
them great popularity down here G.
March 1O.h. 1879.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-03-14
MEDICAL.

The Rev. Father Mooney of st Brid-
gets church in New York, late Chaplain Of the
69th Regiment, N Y, knows DR.. Giles intimate
ly. he having served with him during the war
and he advises all the afflicted to use DR.. Giles
Liniment IOdide Ammonia.
Sold BY all druggists. Send for pamphlet.
Dr. Giles.
12O West Broadway, n. Y
Trial bottles 25 cents
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-03-14
No Deception used.

1t is strange so many people will con-
tinue to suffer day after day with Dispep-
sia, Liver Complaint, Constipation, Soul
Stomach, and General Debility when they
can procure at onr store SHILOH'S VI
TALIZER, free of cost if it does not cure
or relieve them. Price 75 cents. Sold by
A. r. Thurber & Co.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-03-14

If coat or pant you want to fit.
And on your person neat to sit,
Such wants We promise to supply
And suit both pocket and the eye.
1924 B. Webb the Clothier.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-03-14

We are constantly receiving fresh addi-
tions to our already complete stock. Say
age Bros. 23-4
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-03-14

1T Is reported the Z. s. 3 NJ. s. Ry.
did heavier freight business during the
month Of Fsb-usry just passed than ever
before in one month The movement Of
1850 cars per day over the Erie Division
was Of frequent occurrence. The New York
Central with its four tracks rarely moves
over 5000 cars per day
1t ,oak 8. 200. 600 gallons Of water to
supply the locomotives Of the l. S. & N.
s. Ry at this place during uhes2S days OF
bst month. The water is taken from tie
or.,rk near the bridge and forcelI mp bapk
- feet high into tanks and stand-ldpes.
About 1OQ. 900 gallons are now being con-
sumed daily at this depot.
VIM. P. Simmons, OF Geneva, has gone
into the greenhouse aud bedding plant bns-
iness to an extent to warrant the issuing
Of his first annual catalogue-that for the
present season. Il is very ereditable
work. OF thirty-rwo pages, fiOm lie Stand
ard Office. good pirce OF j.'i' p-iuIing,and
flled with tine chrifrr fiu.s,rS aud plants.
As soon as the weather becomes settled
an elegant Clarence. fresh fruln me factory,
Is to be- placed on Main Street. 1t l. owned
by Mr.. Frank d. Fiekfuger ami everything
about it Is new, nobby and stylish, includ-
ing the driver, Tom Allen. II will be for
hire at reasonable raIes. aud will when not
otherwise engaged be run to the trains At
the different depOis.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-03-14
nI feel like a new Man,,

Sugars and coffees always tle loves
prices at Riddell's Store.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-03-14

Another case Of juvenile depravity was
developed at Madison, Lake county, on
Friday afternoon last. A lad Sherwood
Kellogg-son of Marcus Kellogg, had a
dispute with one Of his fellows, when Perry
Ryan suggested his taking boy Of hisown
size, and followed the suggestion By plung-
ing the blade Of a pocket knife no bis
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-03-14

For Lame Back, Side or Chest, use SHI-
LOH'S POROUS PLASTER. Price 20
cents. Sold by A. R. Thurber & Co.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-03-14

dnging =. .S5tantIy,
Sut, Iks -aat bit Of Vegetation, he is
quickly suppressed. His pewter dimes
and quarters are soon detected, and his
occupation gone. When it is said that
the coin ceunteTfeiter's name is Legion,
it is noteHaRt that he is like the
:. s955S s9355sv last five the theater who re-
L. of HnhLnrd IT,, r,z,s.s..-a 81 tle
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-03-14

but is q wide-awake business man and
salesman of more than common cleverness,
with a heavy stock of goods and fine run
of trade, the establishment wears the as
pect Of prosperity, but F. said margins are
narrow and merchants are not making
money. The depreciation of goods keeps
pretty even pace with the margin of profits.
Two or three hours were spent with these
old friends with much pleasure, and we
were not permitted TO leave without an
order for the TELEGRAPH. The Hendrys
have partner, and are running a branch
store over in Thompson, Geauga county,
where, we understand, they are running off
a goodly amount of goods.
Madison is place of some business ac-
tivity but it lives upon the superior farm
ing region that lays around it. There is
no. better potato soil on the shore. The
traders are retailing them for 60 cents,
while at Ashtabula they are worth $1.00.
Its brick blocks, and substantial public
buildings, bank, &c., all go to show the
elements of prosperity. Here, too, we
found our old friend s. n. Viets-formerly
of AmbOy, in the days when we
were in the Internal Revenue service,
anil used to visit the Hook every
month to assess the manufacturers Of this
cigar manufacturing neighbOrhood. He is
still rolling the weed and giving the bulk
of his earnings to Uncle Samuel for stamps,
at the rate Of SO for every thousand made.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-03-14

Please remember that yol always get the
quality of goods advertised and ut the
prices ADVERTISED, at RiddePs Store.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-03-14

All kinds sugars lower than the lowest at
Savage Bros. 23-4
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-03-14

B. Webb the Clothier to the front The
first one to receive Spring goods. 1924
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-03-14
THE TELEGRAPH.
Friday Morning, Mar. IA, 1879
LOCAL NEWS.

Mr.. B. B. Seymour left for Manister,
Mich, last Monday.
New maple sugar is retailing at 10
cents per pound, and syrup at 81.
, 1879-05-22

The WARNER Silver bl1l had anottor day Of
slow and painful progress in tho House yes
terday, and once moro tho Republicans, by n
refusal to yoto, destroyed quorum in retail
iation for tie application Of tho gag.rule by
the majority in reference to section Of tho
bill which certainly needs debating. It is
TINT section which provides for the issuo Of
coin certificates to dopositora OF gold or
silver coin, aud that such certificates, repre-
sonting coin actunlly in the Treasury,
may DO Issued In payment Of interest
on tho public debt. This proposition
Gcn. GARFIELD objected to, making tlto
point Of order that II contemplated a viola-
ton Of tho Constitution, which directs TINT
tho validity Of tho public debt shall not bo
questioned. Speaker RANDALL rofusod to
recognize the force of this clair,, declining to
ru1oon the construction Of a1aw. Tho attempt
Of WARNER to pusl, this soction TO vote with
out debate or amendment was dofcntcd by
tho Republicans refusing to vote, mud al.
jourpmeut was forced with tho bill set pend-
iuu.
, 1879-05-22

Congress-. antl If cnch lIo1tso was 10 l,o tho
snlo md exclusive t,,1oo of thu clccl,ou of ts
own mombers. m ,natter xvhnt MIGHT In ,l,o
Judgment of tho authorities of tbe Fovoreton
Ntntrs ccrfa;nfv II wou M .tro}c1, of ,,o,vcr
10 proyit1o M 1,nrt Of thu umnnnor" If 1o1d.
inc such electious for n a,cc;o1 a,1ncrvs;ou
and countiuu Of Tho yotcr. for snccjal re-.
turns Of tho yotos ond for thu preservation
of reacc at tic ,,olls. md for Tho ,rpteution
of Tho otllcors nuorol IN holding tho nine.
tion. Tho Inv at ovorv Rtnto md of
eyory munioinnt;tv con,n}ns rroy;a;ons for
counting and rnnkino rct,,rna Of thu votoa Mt
all elections. aud for tho presoryation of lilo
pooce at tho pol]s suoh rcputntiona ora of
necessity incidental to tho power 10 fIx t1,o
tin,cg and tho manner of holding m eleot,n,,.
Tho election of mo,nbers Of Ooncross In Of
necessity under thu Constitution NJ, olcct;on
OF National otl}cors for tho performance Of
National duticst aud under responaiblitics 10
tho National authority, SO long ns there is n
National Union exercising National authority,
making National laws for Tho government OF
the whole nation, then tho popular election
provided by tho Constitution for tho choice
Of members Of tho National Legislature muat
be, under tho plain terms OF tho Conssitu-
tion, conducted ns to time aud manner of
holding as shall 10 determined by National
low.
, 1879-05-22

4 correspondent, writing from Wood
Mountains ia the Northwest Territory gives
all account Of tho situation of alfairs n,noug
the former wards Of our nation who now
consider themselves subjects Of Qucon VIC.
1on1A. A good effect has followed tho u,ca-
sago OF the Goyornor-Genaral notifying H1r-
TING BuLLs Indians tlat, iu tue event Ut
their committing any doproaatiopa on Amer
lean soil, they would bo promptly arrested
and handed over to tho uuited Suites ALL
taoritses, md that il guilty Of M attompt at
was with the United States they would be
considered aa enemies OF tho Dominion and
treated accordingly. With reciprocal good
will of this kind between tha two Govern
neuts tue chapces Of al Iudian war arc in-
hnitely lessenetl.
, 1879-05-22

alr. Jons JoNRs, who died yesterday III
his esd year, was for thirty years. tho most
prominent colorcd mau in Illinois, a1ld was
thu first of his race to fill m elective Office
Of Importance in this State. Up to the
time OF Ills retirement from public lifo no
had been for many years looked up to by
the colored people of Chicago as their rerra-
sentative man, and M illustrating tho
eapaoity OF colored mau under fair contli-
tions to win wealth and respect by l,is own
unaided efforts. lie was at one timo es!i-
matoa to bo worth 100000. aud notwitl..
standing tho hoasy losses ho sustained by
the great fire Of 1871 bis ostata Ia now valued
at abou: 100000. An interesting sketcl,
Of b1r. JoSEs' career is given in auosher
coilfkun.
, 1879-05-22


nnc very gnod tln.ncstte fcincdy Ia to cultivate
aayG1athcfc disposition. The milk Of human
kindness. rcmody wholly unknown 10 exclusives,
Ia recommended M rusE cltrc tar o!,esisy.
III n h|u ttanl+ with all fur feet nnd l.ts smut
In The swllI up to hlH eyes he will grow tat. nnl so
killed. ton. anoncr Than It he wcrr decent hog,
nnl allowed etllcE pigs to cut as we'll"
Tilon Rl,o tut1,s round mud gives lilo 1oan
Mira. Dr. Ss,fru thu following settler. whlcl,
1lay bo something too abstrt,so for lilo lay
renaor, but is evidently quito too awfully
dreadful for nnyt1ing:
Nss. nr. SMtTII Ii very tall 1can, md angular
-sho thinks she Is wiilnwy and graceful. She
wafst MI thu flesh from of her anntomy running
rohnsi wn'tlnR on her patients, while her partner,
Mrs 1nnwE, sits In her Office md pockets nll tho
fess. Wns Mrs. Nnnwx's first lesson In surgery
that nf dressing gnn.stot wnunde and cxnlorlng
for Fhot In the elutcns muscles Of her hotter haf
and was lilo operation successful! ! and hnyo my OF
tic PARTICLES tInce bocoinu homeopathic in theis
marital rclatlonsl For explanation Of technical
terms herein used, thu reader Is referred to DAL-
T"Ss rhysology.l j"
Hero is little ono for cont" however,
Which nny one can undoratand:
"ClfANfoTTK-atrs. DnowH'a narrow mind is
covering her immense xonr Ill over with Iniamy."
Fussy Dr.. atnDoNs gots lis full share Of
tho pelting also. In ono of Ills lectures ha
Enid TINT lic remembered lta fnthcr standing
over him when no (tho looturor) WINS years
old with dripping 1aucot in his Aanl md
tito blood pouring from his youthful nrm,
mud sinco that time lle had enjoyed tho luxury
Of blood-!otting no ]ess than forty.six times,
iu reply to which AIRS. Dr.. SAwTEn1E snys:
'1hia il lic-a clcan-cut, clearly -dat,nctise,
, 1879-05-22

WHOM nnarnna md l,,s1,sticlous, pitts hui
lot through his hoal. Southern socioty, in
its methods Of rctlress for private injuries,
l,as, it, facl, retrogradod ono stop. Tho
tE,leE'o WIS refined mud civilized 1,rucetlure
NJ compared will, Tho orgnnize.t systcm of
nssassinatioi wi,icl, now prevails: nnl tho
Inter Is 10 vol established that j,trics will
mt convict nssnssins taken in tho act, ntul
newspapers will not st;gmAtiZe ~ cowar.1ty
md n',,rslcroHs this fccognixcd nlolhod Of
executing vengeance.
Tint Southern society Inns rclrograde1 III
NIL otl'or rcarools 1t would pcrhaps be unjust
to say. Cersniniy the standard Of el1ucntion
is not 30 high as 1t used to bo. Private
tntors and govcrncsses aro seldom employed.
Tho nattvo institutions Of learning aro poor
]y endowed md feebly equipped. Tlo
Southern youth nro 'u longer scnt 10 North
crn colleges. And tho Southern girls arc
little instructed II, tho OLD schuoH. Hut tho
standard Of morals is M high, sayo III respect
to assassination, ny it used 10 bo. Iicon.
tiousrlcas Is not n common vlco. Drunkcn-
ness is not as rife Ms III tho old dnys. The
wlisky-bottlo still stands Oil tho sit1o-boartl.
but It IL not 60 indispensable MI ndjunot of
every social entertainment as formerly.
Tho religious life Of tho people is aotivo
and progressive. They have advanced
iu this respect very much Of late
years. Truu Southern gentlemen always
wero good chnrch.goers, though they
never cstcomed proper enjoyment Of the
good things Of this world incompatible with
place In tho vestry. Tho religious activity
Of tho people Is tho most encouraging sign
of the times III tho South.
The chaotic condition OF Southern opin-
ion, with respect to tho saorodnoss Of human
life, 1nny be due in part 10 tho npheayal of
tho lower strntns md their mixture with the
upper; but tho question now docs not 80
much concern causes as consequences.
So long MS tho present stato Of affairs con.
tinucs, nnd tho excoaaca of tho wild md
turbulent classcs aro unrestrainod, tho whole
Of Southern society must bo characterized
by tho conduct Of the active md conspicuous
few. These nro tho acts and inoliuatious We
know; tho others NO oan only suppose to bo
i'll existence.
, 1879-05-22

"A daredevil na1nod PEN of tho SAy PATuir
oraor yesterday made jump Of 19G
feet, allowing himself to drop from
tho new suspension bridge Just below
Niagara Falls into tho river below.
He nado tho awful plunge without
harm, md disappeared for ton seconds
under tho water, being picked up by boat
in whiting TOR that purpose. PEER Is to try
itagain on tho Fourth Of July, and will
doubtless keep on committing unsuccessful
sutcitle until be jumps once too often md
the attempt succeeds.
, 1879-05-22


A hint TO pedestrians: Confession Is gooe
for tho vote.
If tt,ero wora no 1Teayo1,, wl,osa woull tut
men who die OH the cai!o'ys CO tor
Vicsoria, who Is a'roady very gsaod'
motheFly, expects soon to be moro 80.
"rs botter to have doomed aul lost than
never to haya doomed nj all.-Davla Uart.
It Is gn'wing eyilont that t|.i. country has
no prcaidoncles that will tit slr. David Uasis.
Mr.. Titlon taaolaros TINT Al!ou e. rhU''
man, III n Presidential candidate, nust bc vetoed
Mr.. Tlltlon, from tho top Of his "baFl'
declares TINT hos l.scr ,uan than David p'''H
Tho ConfolorataA ara autnutel to staTse
this Government, doHbtlcss, becapsa w s'ahea
thoies.
1cs III ao abundant a,ll no choap This yea!
that nobody thinks of upm1natins chT ties fFaas''
Alamy.
S1r. nlaiao's oratorical efforts nro not a.
Interesting ~ lita emotional aud artistic so''
Ktrukcs. a'
Napolcon'a war-cry was, sup, daanss.
md a. 'em!" prlnca Sapoleop's waE'cry''' US
doMt."
Alurat iIalstead ia said tn have written
now play. Couldn't hs DO dull enough In tue &'"'
snerciuff
At tho public hanging In Ilillsboro, n. ~,
last Friday, pools were sold. the question ass.
whlcl, nun should lilo trst aud mue4 Mua.. ".,.
ch4nyad hapdt. Tue Bpushusne1s asa p's''
people.
Mr. John Dwyor hns received l'is ::@ w.
for wh'np'n: slr, Jsn,ea Elliott, but doubtless
Elliott would hayc Rtyen IA1r4 to ba 4eF Rto ~
10 lad known how thoroughly .hs whlpp'as "''
bu doue.
Jim Kecno will take possoss1on o. aa,. ~.
Matthews villa. Newport, which ho seetn'!
chased. about uls m!ldte of June, aha ."s, ., a,s
tho reports that hs tn1ends sdp to LN''''
not true.
According to M exchange, two saas,1 .I Ia
raases wore laleiy fuund tu m l'id'sh 'a." L.. "a
Wisconsin. Doubtless what Wa snpt'ost" .n,,.r u
Indian mound WA really tue RraSe u = ''''''
tho Wisconsin Legislature. o
}Yo ase told that Mamphis mus r.nt
extraordinarily vtcloua that 10 IL eonsl4a'"t n.
.placaFded With tho wArnns. 'he"a,a .ehtn9a
heels, and tho Conicderates think o. a"4 Wa,
stnlllas iudlcaton OF danger to Zach caaas,s :,
, Mrs. Hunter, who plays tue ~ nas-
''Tha Danltcs," aocuaos AcKes Aank.n y. ",,T u.
cling aud p!nchiny rathsr more 'aan 4M 'aI .ooasb.
lows. "Dewaro of tho wtddcs" II "sH s.ta.
but. perhaps, beware Of Mckee RaoK'o
, 1879-05-22

efrors l1oncstly coh,nittesl In Tim past. Int
wo 10 doclnro TINT he lacka tho julicinl tenn
pcrh'nont In NIL eminent tcgroo autl that
hfs ro-e1cdtion will invite IN tho fulnro
lrcator distortions nf Justice nntl fuller o,.-
conrot:ement If csi1ne than The people Of
thia county l,ayo Witnessed "ntl leplorcu In
tho mast
, 1879-05-22
TH THIS A NATTnNt

rg TuTa parrnNt
During tho debate in tho sonnto M T'ues-
dav ,est scnntor Wuvrv of Maryland
minced thu repea1 of tin Na.;onal EIoc,;on Inv
an tt,a orounil t,,ot +toro no0 ,, e,,,, t1;,,,,
os n National election Tint nil elections waro
stnte or m,uicipo] mn. I'm, sarotora orf7
1,onrcscntntivos IN ronoresa yycro t1o nu.nts
ot lin states and wcro rcanons;h}o to liza
stotas ana m. IN INV ,thor novor NH, r.
of conrao n mara otaboro,;o,, NJ tno t,,oo,,,
that liza 11r,toa a,,,ov MN mi = ,ot;o,. ttat
tbav aro n ,oero confct1orot;on NJ sa,,aroto
;udsnonlcnt md oovnro;on s,otar ~ ,r,,;a,,
confc7,yarv t1,e Goverrn,ant !, l,,,t ,,,o ooort
~ +bo a,oto. o,,1 ao,,or,7o,t ~, ,,,o,r 80.
so,t for ,la con,ir,,orco md ,rh;o,, ,rano,, =,
terr;noh1o At t1,oir w;11 an1 ,v;,ho,. o,,tas -
;tv or mower avcn na M onont ,vhau s,,n,,
siotoa ,v;thdro,y .tho,r oeoo,t T,o 5o,,;n1
Tint son,tors ond mom,,ors - eor.ross s'.'a, a.a
o{1,cara NJ tho 11r;,n1 a1.ta. ~ ,u.,
to1;co, oorc,rs;,n fror, H. r.,xa .au.
hnn,;va thoor,, ,,,ot t,,o~a !. 80 s,,,,, .,,,as,
NJ Not;onn1 Union t1ot t,,a ,aho,a L 49, na,;.;as, Ill.,
aa.,.,, ,.sa.r,, 49, 49, rs's "As.o Fo.''nA W.
11,,toa sto,os ID . ,,,ro ono,n~, ...a,,..,.
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ota.,a aao,, IT, .s,s,u,. "..s,. ~ o'''1"'
s,vorn;an r,a1;,,on, ,,awos r,.;.,;. :.a 40 ''sos
r;tor{ol ,imits '''' "'' "*'A'Ns 40 IVA ''1'
Tf .,,o-a fa u, >,,.;,.n, 17.; .,. A.,
:, ~ Not;ona, ronn.a"a = .s., 'naa na. sAsI'
mon ,ra moro 1on',.,ns xa,ra,os.,.F' y A11s. .1ss
stotoa nj tho Fo,1or,, aoana, 49,, ,nsa
.,,.;,, aa.,, c,at. J.. t~. ~ ''o''
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a1oa.;a,, - re.ssoa,.'aa ho a." su''.n '"o
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sAu 1s. ~ ."~eo ~ suo uaIa|1 A.o Nv l'e'''o-
w. as l.o ,.' to.,as. n.a.o 1m 1ne 'n",'a'-
ss ~ uot I1-; ~" .opua'r'v u. oon",' u 'Ao
a:t'e"u .:. ot.:" aa1 - n'''I'4 u 'ne De'no"
e.a''o purity ',a'' a'Foc'ous Schc'na "hleh mas
a:re"ny 'nYoiYea the country IN costly
"" ""'' >, auu "n'on' ~ 4o,s ~ II ~ focog-
.st nzsu' VII. o1ps 'r, po1pe1aal ptoToeat'oh Tor
~ sn'. ""a' a' 1p1,eA ia'B"s po e"'esea
"po1 ~ 1',o4aa ,a: ~ ~. oa4a'e ''''aoe Tue
159..op.a.ss |,r.s ...:' A.sss " .o'A," =. 'no
uo1ao."s'o p"s15 ~ po"of' 4f"nA Ao''ee OF
'"u ~ A'~| ~" ..' "m' , ..
"'s''"o., uton i'S '''co a'o III 1ts
''est i.ao ueo.arsa that IL "os oFtanlnoa and
os'ao'lsaea w tue people OF the United
ot".oS "'aa nov ny TUG ss@sos' 1t provides
mat al1 'ee'sl"tfSo power herein granted
, 1879-05-22
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES

THE Cn1ca no TRfnuxE haa established branch Offices
for tho receipt Of subscriptions and advertisements
fo!ioxsf
NEW YonK-Room % Tribune Building. !. r. Mo.
FAnhkx, Manager.
PARfs France-No. 10 Tue do Ia Grange. Batel!erc.
u. MAILER, Agent
LONDON. Enz.-Amef1can Exchange, go Strand.
uxxhr F. G1lLtt, Agent.
WARRINGTON j. C.-1atn street.
, 1879-05-22

Col. FonSEr Is agitatIng the subject Of ral..
Ing fund for the support Of the willow anil
child Of BArAnD TAYLOR, who l,ayo bccn left In
destitute circumstances. The fact Is cited TINT
$4,000 wero rafsed for the family OF Secretary
STANTON, $4,000 for Prof. Henry, and s!ooGo
for Gen. MEApE.
, 1879-05-22

The political figuring sl,at has been going IN
this wn1er at Springfield IL touched upon by tho
correspondent Ut tllc st. Louis RtpaEicau, who
Bayas
Tho stalwats 1tcpubltcans, headed by Coy, Cut.
LON, wlu urEnn!xcd The present Asyunibly. elected
l''uAS iO tiIu United Htates 6enatc and ilayo had
wcsk. are Anituppy and d!4cousoiats; wlIiiu aInn.
l'soS of Aosgal. HuAw0l Carr.,it, and others, w,a
~erg ruthIessly murdered In lhp Organization OF
hutton hns at last conse. and tlmc makes ait tt1ns
exon. After Ill. Of caursu they uru greatly
o,n Ut taa t;uvprnass pct scheiIlos. but whun ont
of hearing OF tho boss stA,wars, tAak It wAs funny
~ ray ltiu least. The fur h1A begun 10 aY, 4au
lively times may b. iuokel for fsou now u1,
, 1879-05-22

Aa tiny. CuL1oM took pains to compliment
President HAYES upon his first veto ilrssaxr,
he will do well to remember that tic people Of
Illinois will applaud any similar net Of Its that
Is done In the Interest OF tho public.
, 1879-05-22

Tsie St. Louis Globe Democrat, which invented
and claims the patent on tho GRANT boom.h
Is "stcktcd DOR With tic palo cast Of FcocEl
pap" Another caso wllcro the greon.eycd mon.
stcr comes IN.
, 1879-05-22

Tic Now York Eteaing l'ost Is reminded Of
thai sort Of donkey rucr in wlici, the rear,no,!
anitnal wins tho money BY tho earnest way
TlLprN Is urged by tic Republican papers, and
tho corresponding zeal on tho part Of the Demo.
crats to l,uve GRANT run. CHARLES 4. DASA
rides GRANT, and WnlrELAw Rr1p lockers
I1tnEN
, 1879-05-22

During tho yem 1878 tho Chicago Water
Works pumped tho enormous aggregate OF
II, 5,87o, ,e32 gallons Of water to consumers
in this city. ut cost Of SG.25 por million
EallonB.
, 1879-05-22

Postmaster PAINE, OF Milwaukee, has well
defined preference for JonN SHERMAN as a lrcs-
idcnttal candidate. as pArsE's term Of of1ss
is about out, It Ia reasonable to suppose tlat la
Is not 0pposcu to bo continued.
, 1879-05-22

"Gatl. tays that DAVID DAVIS Is "awIlE,
ambitious old man." To which tho Denser
Tribune adds: "DAv1p !. would 10 gor.
gcous spectacle habtted in tights, and seated Oh
q throau ruling ngruat'Wcstcrn Emprc." =
, 1879-05-22

Good Tie Senate Of Illinois llas agreed to
adjourn solno time, and now II tho House H!I
acqulesce III II, VIC sllnll get rid Of tErul,
, 1879-05-22

Even The New York Nation, tint generally
sides With tho Democracy, admits tl@t tho i'Fe'
dents reasons for lis second veto 'appcar ua-
nuswcrable.h 10 sur all Of us.
, 1879-05-22

Tho Cincinnati Comntreiat OPENLY cl,srgcs
that tho representatives OF this Democratic
party In tho Ohio Legislature are or0antztng In
each principal. city Of The Stats "al tho tra,nps
una bunnicra, and pickers VI public pluuder, "a
, 1879-05-22

The Ohio papers Aro growing about thsR
law, inefficient, 6candalous Legislature. Iloa
will you swapl
, 1879-05-22

III Ohio It Is sold tllat tho Sta1wsrts aTc all
HAYES tllcn. arI tho HAYES men ars Ill ssa1'
Warts,
, 1879-05-22

Lake Shore, foot Vt Madi4on street. ForepauRh's
Noachtan Ncuagarlc.
, 1879-05-22

Clark street, opposite tho Court House. Enga
ment Of Z. r. 8tesson. "Eeck md Neck"
, 1879-05-22

nan1olnh rtrtet. te,Necn Clark and Issa1ir. Fin
RaRnEeat Of Pauline Ma1khams English Comic Oper,
Company, ''lt. II. y. rinnforc."
, 1879-05-22

Hobinson's Sltosh
Great Show.
, 1879-05-22

White Stocking Parit.
1.ake Shore. foot Of Warrington strect. Champion.
ship game betwecn tho 15oaton and ChtcnHo Clubl 1t
a:3op n.
, 1879-05-22
AAIuSEa1ENTS.



Madison street. between Dearborn and stAtt. "Afu.
nc and Poetry Of War Days" for Tho Denett OF tho
protettant Orphan AlyluIn.
, 1879-05-22
1tnver1wsx r1,s,rntrr


Dearborn ttfcet- rorncr Of Monroe. En1hxan
Of Lcs,er WallAck. "Ny Awful Dad"