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, 1880-03-05

place for him In tho now locatlon. The rent is
o INC sao ~ Us haae to ICY pad MH 'nS hfieS oy s S
hnve h 70 pay rent for the Nor'h-s'do reoma until
T Ike now y rsos do not afrorl onc-half tho nc.
cn,nn,otlntton Furnished by tho ntd ones, md
there nrs strnR sspelons that ne sn sn"Ee ,ds T.
,y,f}.!e III x tG nn yc a 'ae p 9sri ,
!Mnirly business nrc sltnttsl IN the County.
liMns 1na cannot & Hc M rSm9,yra ,. tor ,r many ,,n
possession ncxt wcok, AMI hold their tirst 1lret-
Ing in tho 'scw rooms on tho Mondny following.
LOOSE WAY or pO1Sa itiRiNEss.
4 aomewhnt extraordinary llnstrnttot, Of tho
!,tIainra* I: conducted nr,a,nl tiic County Build
l,1x ~ was .hMst, Yesterday. @ rat @Ononnsll' erst-
tutlons, walked Into tho nico Of Tho Eninty
Trcns,itcr and handed In Ills check for $a,GN74,
sSySs ess st s M nS ctks sHe p ap m sn
plannt,p,, fnr s,lch thnv hrul never ,,sen heard
!t hcfnro.. str. q l>ont,eli simply stated that ho
twtcc syrl, and as sout, nj hc iaunl nit whit hui
bcc!i il0te lIc whrtcta 10 return tho cnsit. THO
e 1ese;s q ina ny ff e srl o sa co s
Oponnell was formerly nlent contractor, md
iInsptai ant! uthor inatit,,tions. Iaat holidays
i,o furnished turkey IN lnrse quantities for for 'heae
a " ,e e @ @ on
Public Charities. tho accompanying bills for
ncat heing nrtsrcti rnld yo,'che1s @ were drawn
tn wMlt until tho wIlnle thing was srttel. Fln9l.
~. tho CoMm!ttue dcetae'! 70 fMEy, Ol,onne!ts
price for. the turkeys, nna tho hl1 passed M tho
turkeys nlnnc, II was .,,a'!o to include, tho
meat ncco'ints MS we'll. O1nuncll rot his nrslcrs,
mil they were enahcd. At tho end t,f tho month
he discovered tht he hnd i,ern twice pni.l, md
accarlinFly turned In tho nttrplus. The stnry
wns t;x, srl Y keep, md i' erwd M around tao
Tut TOR o Donnoll tho matter wniild prut,nbiy
mover havo been discovered. for tue nutncratic
my system. Opinion Is divided Us tn whether
Pat should hc tlnncd tor rItur,tnE tho money,
pr t}rnrge Washington eiJ!fns! and bis pet COM
lug tho SnlnD Of lis twice.
, 1880-03-05

1x ,bo co,r,v co,, r. ycat,ri,ov 1,scnn Mc,cr
,,c, sit T., asa,,,nns tor e. IN n,,"Inst Iac",,
ptH'.4 SUN ~ nHa'.".ts't lot Ft" "e"''e' 'Aeoo
MANY Nrsron ,uul Samuel Forrest wcre yca-
,o...n n,,,.,,,,"d tnSn,o n,,, ,n,,',,r. t,v 10
County Court
FRANK N1EsEs, Collector Of North Ch!cngo,
~i'nt NJ aei1lnl'1ent tnStmyora 10 iirch ap haa
nay by March ~. Otherwise ppnalty WILL Ae-
crtst.
TIE Committee on Chnr,tIcs heltl an informal
mroti,E yt.stprtHy md discussed tho illyIsuhtlIty
uf gr1.,lliY Iltss Il, nn!l WIN W,lIlts to 10 to
Green JIMy. llu Will prunGly KGt his pass ut tho
next mertiMg.
r,,,,,r,ry, =, ,,,,,r.s o,,,,trtoa +or to.t,,o I'm
~, ii i,. " W ~ ~, III 1.,t ,,! @ ",
u , .t1a a , " ~ Il. ~ . na tsn w. ~
t,s a h" n ~ VI, Hi. Sr.. ~
@ t,t1i ~ . ~ ..u, i va ao'1 o''
'eo 1a''et III '"eet sestoFo"S'
, 1880-03-05

banded together by Hfrlcrs. There will no
nothing IN tho spnce between the two, so that
there can he no pressure Whatever neninst TIM
nhutmcnt, tho prcsHliro being nil thrown ngninst
tho inside wall. which ID to be strong ono. IL.
putting 1t, tho foundations for tho inner wall.
tho wIrkmen, on cithor end hnva gnnc down
,sIMln which tho Foundations FOR tho otlyinnl
will stM,d, thHE receiving tho support of tho
pt!tNH ra ist huxtllNry.
Tho nsc,.vn t,o,ls nrc nov completed. Two ur
three KA1>gA Ut tnet,. krep tho work going tny
md right !eAtn,tay's not exrcIttrl and M eth1tl
na tho wills 5et Aamyo tho wnter.lne they will
prrYrcss rnpf.ly. The oil sOwers nrc to 10 tnsl
Ult and rcplNcctl hy rev 0nra, tpt fn tho atOt,c
nlneuhry. The water comes Into tho excavations
III great lihntttcs, 40 tint IL Is necessary 10 lNy
tho Foundations hy EeGtlN.a with the aid Of
small eusfor.,lan!a aint putnps,-the lntter being
kept constantly III n,ttlon. 4 steam engine and
pump tnea tho work Tor tho gtlst hrprUlcli,
wh,lo rldo hnnd machine answors tho purpose
At tho west cnt1.
II Is estimated TINT tho work will be entirely
completed lit ntolit three weeks. provided tho
wntGr does not get tho beat Of tho workmn md
then wu st,n,l hive u bridge wh0so foundations
shtll be nyer rnstIng although tito expense lntiAt
he cnnsItfcruble-iiOw tnucA It Is harl to cstl-
ttlNtr M yet,
Tho City Engineer announces TINT tho bridge
VIII 10 open tn fDOt- -lNiaBCnEcTs hereafter hu.
tween tho hCrs Of Q H'caok III thu morning MD
In tho evening. Tho rrAs0n 1t will INT 10 ol,cr,
Mt nil hours Is TINT tho f0at-wAy is nurrowt md
ia not rr9ntslcd ns snrO Mt night.
, 1880-03-05

dining. roam OF tho hotel, ard tho nenl occupied
tho Intention Of tho CHESTS for fovc17' hors q.
tor tho bninuot. trnsta, sentiments. and speeches
wcro tho or1cr oi tho hour, and tho mcnbers Dig
rerscd utter spending M e1ceednsy cn1o}n1Uo @ 1o.,
4! N lstbbart', J.;lEc Jauc:ot Elliott Anf,,",1y,
Anrpart. G. ". ciishrc, bisi,op 3. =. choney, J.
!;ts IrWi, Il MonF,c. q T. s'l1'sr. sfcrnan r',,s
Alexander Z. S0rer. Frnnkln 1leMnIs.'1'., !. Il.
WnlGch. F.M. Aleu- nf A!t1nr.', osnrUe =; .. VII
Charles T.. Norton, Charles shrr1in1i, y: 6: lhGll,
a. H. l'ricr, Charles q. Nicholas, 4. W. Mn,ttls
Ecytnn,ir Wilton, tho 1lny. u. S Johnson, NJ. H.
Uhytolt, atll L. a. K1lhotIrile.
ApOI.1rtE GnEMIEux.
Thcrc viii hc ssiI,,ny morning, nt Tho Him!
Tclnnjn, ct,rt,er cf Twenty first atrcct md In
.llnn aycns, scesIces G"ns,aan.tyer 1, 1T 1t tMo
Trrr viii l,o rr1,ycr l,y m. Atl,er, rcnurkh II
qer1nan hy TIC ltSE Dr. Fc:entl!al and ,,, an '..,
history uf tho dctraseG, whnm hc know. well
during hta ong residence fl Paris rs M!n!stcr %
Frni,cc. Thcro Is of course no chhrEo Tor n.i'
mission.
, 1880-03-05
LOCAL CRIME.


I1ugh anil John, thieves md bulllcs, who were
released from Joliet tho othor dny, and tmmcdi-
ntuy taken to 1pnevn to AwNit trinl under pond.
Ing Indictments growing ont Of tholr murdcrpus
nssatlt an john Dowling, RNvc bnll In tho sunl
Of 5000 each yesterday morning and put nt
onco for this city, where thoy havo committed
go mnny crimes. As soon ns ho heard Of their
arrival, stato's~Attnrncy Mills Ind cnplases
Issued for thom unlcr tho Indictment for Mt
tempting to Kill alr. james 7. Core.
Tho. documents were HIyen without delay
to Deputy Shrrifrs Ely, lIont'cd, md IlnAs,
via fo,smsl aysi locked Wp III the E,.sHty jail. Gut
n,jfnight had not struck tiis tr.i iie, bnwcyer,
city. yhsse two dcspesndecs, when they lived
here, did pretty nlucii M they plensetl, rlbhng
S eriesMthee t'e ssits pSSit % On Dawns an Mr % uorc@ s
were 80 outrageous md uncnticd. FOR, TINT those
acntlctncn DO not propose to stand qmietly by
four Or ave indictments nKainst tho qrrritys.
ard thorn ts to bn no (et-up ou them. II
i s y
cannot 10 cent to Joliet under tho pendlng In;
tlictn!ents for more thnn ten years. They, will
and, when they hive acrveti nut tho term slirc
to be nwnrtac,l them, they Will be agnn anl agnin
arrcscd and tried. 'intil tho indictments are cx-
hausted, should they happen to 1.-Two SO louR.
TUNNEL, n0nBEnY.
OHcor James Mckay, wh0so duty II ts to gtnrt1
the Washington street tunnel 1T night, has owl
aqy ry u I'm @ %ast aa S y srce "sr F.
y fepa,rtoa NJ ~ 1ne West s.;. s1p
t,,.,t, t,, WINS I.m " W MAs nou.G tmannEm tho
tMuc1 aa ~ ~;W cl4uA LIZ ~ ,. III % m..tlt'!Ht ~
w W. y, set T., ~, nppn swh nghWmsan wv Wno i
iy wGom m he VIA knncke.i wn m ind rnhbcd % ~
Sic cnsil. Tho rubDers. did him M vloleneo ii
p VII H. ;y hsh,,, nSw n.'ses II
iy y ILL ~ ~ tne ~ h,} s, ~
III, III I' ~ ~ % ~ - pootS nat' at; hE st
s% f, nG - "noI ~ ha sTe NY ~ hu a ~ ~ 4n,, Zig
vSi', no s ~ ~ tfn ,ca soT m,f,n@ ~ Vim .u9 n,y 10
,,,utrm h3e knnS ,,,,",, Mr Kirf,p'a i,rn"st IL
ysmG.e w ~ m'Cu npuHr II. n'lGf ntG'sts AAe
, 1880-03-05
MADISON STREET. BRIDGE.


A majority Of tho people Rro doubtless lynn
rant " tho magnitude Ut tho uhortuk,n. In tho
repairs uf tho Madison strpct bsiige, aud shoy
would be srprtsc.l It tl,oy weFu to rfsit tlp ypot
unl Enxu dow, into tho tw0 KreMt holes, onU ut
each approlch. City. .En9tnccr cregior leter-
mined IL Ku to tho bottom at things,
and accordingly excavations hive bccn
muio to tho blue-clay har1pa1. Tho
suwcra Mero fnuni brnkun an!1 damaged
OIL ethor A!to 1T tho river, AM! tho ono wail
which furnished tho only protection to tho lAlltt
against tho Inrnads of tue strelin wsls found tn
hAhIller 1T stones Wrr1 Displaced down Ut tho
very button. and tho wall waa Er7slltAliy being
pushed iittH thu river urtry Atrcet eur ut1 heavy
loud ihat passed over It netting ~ l,rcu HpUn il
wedge ~ hasten tho pEn9ress N tho lllaBnllry
upon which thu ends 0f tho brdgu restet IN the
thb commencement Ut tho work Ut rt'JuyGna-
ton tho structure h.s been notorin!isIy utasAfp,
tho Foundations having becn cruMbttnx Awny Ut
l,renk-lleck jM!ec.
In making thu excavation on tho cast si,to the
brick cnslnH IT tho lnnlll sewer WIS rGAchesl.
from sight. An upeniuK IN thG rArth hid swnl.
ropes hIa enuir,lttrs shcts tho uMlleky wight nut
and fnntiea him terra tT1,A, nntl II WINS asccr-
{Milleu thnt t1 water frli tho brtlken KeWvr hMkl
wusheu nut u liolu ubuut seyeN feot dtep Du ltA
way to tho river.
Tl1k PtAN or RECONSTRUCTION
q as follows: 1t 10 proposed 10 havv two wal!s
nsts;ad ~. of one n tho tltute,--shs outside wall
VII! rest and An Inner wall. Ih!s timer wall
und tho iva will 10 At tlistunco
VI nine feet apart, bclng strongly
, 1880-03-05
DEATHS,


EittaSstt EitSSmtEtnna nrnne, Warrington Heights March
fnnernt ,eorvicea At tho rcsIdonce az Mr. Yo., -
70 rIrospeet.av leaves fiock Island Depot a eM m
es,.uE,s ,,t. 1.ut. @ hnKlo WOOD Mt p. N. S"'
Frank MatheF. S'"'f ot MI
Notlco OF funeral hercnftor.
NoR9lvls!s-Mnrnh2, 2, Genrpe Iowc.k younp.., A..
NJ E!orenco-sow. cornor Thrty.sishiS %9sass sa% II
@ @MeINT1nE-March I. 1so William r. Ae1D,,,.
March At 10 oeiock a. H. to it, stepGSnSS TSr,
enGe Ry eafrnGss e nat 10 Calvary cossU ss
nKAusioNT-Afarch ., Thomas beaumont ,,.a a
Fnrarnt from l,!e late residence aB Archsray. IN,
day. Mnfch +, Mt u FrienIts aro cptTfnv n1is.a
e English papers p1D1aD copy. S16
FA@ifsAR..:binrct a. 1sD, Gnorya Il. Fsnar. Ard &,
Faas!a Ma9e sse It M HUI South po.rso..A
copy. >A''''f s@p'1 p'sass
sot xnHTso0s E,oS,,osp spsss., afternoon
yenrs. Wits Of tho ltov O. Adams, III that peee
Fnnefai VIII tako place this nttotnuon Il i o'clock
r. no reMn!d1mSe of tlg dseeased. The tlev. l
Ara AAMATASe5s fs1s sa 3, a. o'c,oGt oS = r. F.ne, =
Sssls frSm psrspta m sy s Te,tasnes ,s Nor.a
Western Depot, thnnce BY cars 10 EalvnsJ Cometsf.
hr0Ns11n this city, March 4 MrA Elizabeth Lrors.
"iaaw 1o9s q tns nn ~ 31hn 4{sns ,o
* ater aass y u Il u bI ~ !:
Calvary. :,
, 1880-03-05
AFTER THE GAMBLERS.

Enrly last evening the detectives, hcNdod by
nuet'ttu"s .. nu ~ ~, 'Isa. .''.l.., n.'. .ns
ewnt'son Atia Hla'nfn"th a'etlso -ha"'hcf ~ mo
rehr-Kinrd, ihade descent upon Ramtng-
hnusra nj Efs. III md III, Clnrk street. Tho
r,rn,cr which IL nnn,yn hv thn nnmn of i" Ills
". :, "!tSn =" .',,, w., ~ .As ."t.' . ,.,i =
Limlt," is nl!cgcfl to he tmHr!0us skin
house, whcro never II HtrtsKht oartl IL pulled I'M
less for soma high roller, win Is too sharp to 30
ih'sAe', wnicn W pn'st 'ee's's nenhs 't'' .uo
trt1 bunk IL 10 run TINT any or cNefy plhyef Gun
10 beaten by manipulating tho cnrels, prv-
ytdcl sou1p profcxslunul Eutnb.er, who will
~, ,.n.J !, s"n,.,,s T., trhaso a,rt
''a' elnaa ~ n"pp'ns a.,. ,,.1a'', uucso '".s
oi tMSess hro 0'stsou"toaaMeeu A
much as p.,ssiblo+ Entrance WIS ro,tEty etlcetc
, 1880-03-05
SPELLING REFORM,

TIE CHICAGO HltANClI OF TIE SPELLING REfQ[H
ASSOCIATION
mot Mt tho rooms of tho 1,oard Of Education
Inst evening, President DDty III tho chnlr.
Mr.. II. II. hnss rcad brief paper, suggesting
TINT all tho friends or reform should at onco
ndnpt the wcll-knnwf1 tlvo rilcs OF tho Spelling
Reform Association IN nil tho!r correspondence.
70 rraeiecsl, md h!s ieitsrs, spelled aecor'lins %
thcao rules. hntt. bcon ohecrf!llly pMblishcd In
s9yeral ,5',,rnalsmn1taIy 1E fnlauSE,Is ;,;;o
fss f S5 ba 'sss aso bad aSs pcasro ~
sgSns,s 4eey # tss soS esy tssy II Tn s ' so
priicticaGio, rs being more ltkeiy to ,nset viii
fNynr thnn my hnphN2nrl amendments to bo
are: ilc !tnotei tho assertion ,ot IN ,opponont,
q t itefaion M % and relterao, aad counselei aeton
''' The Fresldent stated tbat the forthcoming
bo devoted entirely to tho discussion Of tho
spelling rororn1. -,
nenaatory Of liz i papor and indossins tho pan
NJ: .: g; niaeE',er s,ates severn! tscts @ Ct IN
s' ax m sh " ~hth t h% IL S sd ii M
corrected, spuiiines; Iio a!so statel tint tho
sa Ss iaySf q tsoessn s 5sfn AZ 1e' snq
ssss ts%s: SssSs .sss se%'stlas s
tiografy al words to which those rules apply;
ana perhaps still other % r,,lss mny @ &c oye"psd
rule ut present. 1t tany bo posabc, nlsu, grid
| tNily to throw ont gMNl natiy unnecessary
ssnt xh H1'f ii sofs fas s'aRss Is ' thaoa S
tlNirollgh,' etc." -
The potit!on for The appo!ntment Or Of, Con, Con-,
, 1880-03-05
A CHANCE TO MAKE s3.ono.

PROVISION, GllA1S. ANb HToCK lfoAHn, rear
Ut Chambes Of Commerce, Calhoun place
trooma open from Ia. III. tn p. m.; W. N. iirsAIn-
arl, President; j. Il. llenneberry, sccrctnry;
chnrlcs Stiles, Cnllerl. CHICAGO. March ~
Politicians scen to think TINT urAnt Or Dla'no
Conypntios,. don't think 10, u1lL ain prepared
Il, nuke the following w,gets, yizs &l,Uu cyen
eyuil TINT Jnes g. niaino will not bs tho i.U,l.-
inee, &1IuU even that nolthcr usuht slpr Iiinano
will 10 nominated. AtuHUy to be plucGd III tho
Very truly yours, CHAIuEs 6TlLks,
, 1880-03-05
LOCAL POLITICS,


a spccinl meeting Of the Young Mems Auxll-
nrv CHM yns heiI Inst evening Mt Drnn,1.a lInll.
Mt tho corncr Of Clark and Eric Rtrccts, for tho
purpose, primarily, OF tleettnE q now prcsident
10 succeed President Cullycr, who resigned ut
FIN Inst t,,petfnr Vfcc- lrnsi,ieut toucra ucc,,.
Wind tt,o rh"ir mr., NJ. s,,hsn,ucnt cic,tIor
pleu tne shatf. nllu MS snpsslusnt M eec'ton
to the Presidency compelled him to CO.
cupy It permanently. Mr. e. .. Cooke
wna elected to net IA tho Vicc-prest-
,'o1, +ro,,, ,,,o r,rtn",,h wnrJ- n rocancv
hnving been caused by resignation. The now1y-
elected President IN his brief inaugural address,
congratulated Tho Club IN ita pro,ytb md pres
ent pos!ton, and Returned his ', thinks for Tho
% %Mntns GIL, TEL ~ au WIZ t tt, wy ~; IT.;
po s.se sn ~, tr nG,,,ino, ~ ",nr"i i
nnfti"a II ti,o s,rs1, M nr wbi., f,n drrv With
contrast betwecn tho Republican purity and
crs.tio purity and what il bid ju1.o 10 nuke ltsoif
Mr. John tyoodbrids,;, Jr.. moved TINT, when
tho club adlMrn, It III 90 to meet aEnn II two
yte to a1sss hss nSstinK II 0 IT, ,yy
rsgarsi,ns tho truo inward,1ess OF tho Common
vidius .ht Tic incst III eotng bo hel ii he sev-
entuUiltl, Wnrl IL wtuk rrnln tt,-niyht. Mr..
Wm.dbrllges nlot!ou. prova,pK, for 4 meeting
Sir. Ar1o, Referring @ ' To- to lie @ | ay.at.iin,ncs IN
sn,Is s,sstioG" q osTe1 y u Fefto h" r. rstnx the
conttct Themselves With or Join IN tho orp,lni-
xtlon OF, Iiepu6ilcan war,I clubs, htlvli,g for
prlrnarIss, conventions. md elections, a.itl to
perfect such nrEn,ixntnns to tho utmnst B0 ns to
t'n;ls 9nd !fi,aluei!emt sioetiots. ti III, .,.4
tho Executive Cunntteo pr!,ln.rc l ~ aJress TO
tno vsts OF 1 IK so IV,y uo r,;, W. w.
Executive Cnln,nItteo bolng requested to report
~ tho i'ext @ @neei,itK. a,.,, ,.,.
, 1880-03-05
A. the change Of life nothing eo,,n1, H.. ~, =
tcra to allay nl troubles nodont thnrnn,ti tiop Bts

lndigcstion, dyspepsia, nervous n,o.,...,.
@ w aasnn a iors g Esaerai debility s. iss
tlo,s rroporttca 1t Is not Moro ssimafs i1 q nsat NJ
tho extrcts Of bcof, but contains bioni. ks
iefsS " Fl an
the result Of exhaustion, nervous nsc., .W,sethts
ovinrrWork Or acnto discasc; particuiarIy y %
by druggists. 1or sala
, 1880-03-05

ta ro Mor1H E1Hd1ese red 2, @ i+,&.
Sid @ G on @onty aa = pay'pe s esst f9s yS 80. &C..
, 1880-03-05
THF VAIUE OF A)FG.

spsetat DtlpateA to I1n Chicago 7stbuns,
ADRIAN, Mleh., Enreh t.-The suit Ut George
F. Haugs, OF Tecumscl. ugninst tho Luke Shore
Michigan Southern, ltuiwny, wns cMlttu III tho
Circuit Court yesterday, and Terminated with
, 1880-03-05

Ut tho river water Npnr tho lake, THIS L. rGt AL-
wnya tho cnsc, ami II tho wind carries tho cur.
rrtt townri tho lnko tho river Will 1T unco show
tho effect
rnn Committee which I'M. In Charge the INIT
liz M ucnuIliennm "t WatIonal ~ S coye.ton rot To-
s,rlhrr IL iMn .Hrnni uittitts@ vrsssr;1nv mftrr-
NM. ~ nnH ~ sron, twn t,mit Il, tivjItnv fio
;vnrl nn.i p,rSnna ~ scrvn az lin
a,,i, s.n,'r,itfnHs. hi ~ III nnmnd hnvc mt
s,onsr,,tnd ~ 1orv, no rat thn i'll t,ss vii hbct
sTtnr. - ~ ~ ~ ,,h ~ ~; tnnaur hntcia hn,si
;ymrc trn.pr ~ r,tsnoe thnnircs rnatM,,rnt,is' md
WMrg ,s..n no wot KNIT; MI
t scycrn of Gu .o S,nm,tteo @ s.atea ti,at ti'ay
trm,rrs ~ conaiIor,ijn ss,tns hn iurn tnnti,..
nn' sn,, ~, T., ~, s.nmcr % ,;nnna,t,nm ~
tpn !, Trnis "othor nt"nti1,T viii ht, f,nii r.,
y rs ~ ,us 'e"o''e1 '"eot's VIZ ~ "o'' -
" 4e" Wy - ........ .
T.lE st. ntrtck's aocety held regular meet,
fnx lnst evening III tho clllt,-runm nf tho f1r,nt
pac5it Hotel, A. number nf very touching lcl.
tcrs from ireland wtro rcaL by the President,
an,onx them orc from Arshhlsiop ,Mu!inlc:
acknowledging the scGond tp.nlttance In nid Of
tho Irish pour. An tho lotters expressed tho
Frentcst gratitude for tho kindness shown hy
tho American pcnplp. r. Mcl[uEh fron tho
Executive Committee, reported TINT all the nr.
rNnRenIcnts for tho dinner and reception nt tire
1rit,l1 rncilo IN tho 18th Inst. i.ad been cont
rlctc.l, and TINT the outlook wns exceedingly
promising, There will be program OF mtisfu
f.,,t1
, 1880-03-05

~ one 81 M tho ksnaest nets over done ,or ,.,
to Xxx V,,r Wa tSo ~ tro;,oon OF st. jacobs .n99!n9an.
, 1880-03-05

bweotnoss lingering after svcotn.,.-
Tor the ladies bought at Dnwson.s III &, tVandlee
, 1880-03-05

ysst sss ct g # fss oss,sss ss ss!Hs n,
!lepuhllcnn tneoting hero IN ~ 70 attond IL
that n'sht tho train did not .top Il Returning
@S %onot III an9 Ky Hanfs Jumped and fci Unds
, 1880-03-05

Ihiengo Tln,ss: 4 tlng Of constern.t,o,
rntc cChesncys motta: Sahoetn 70 OLD
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-15
AN OLD PLAY RE.sEr.

Scene, street. Enter DOgberry with the
Watch.
DOgberry- This ia your charge You shall oou.
prehend all vagrOm men, you are 10 bid any man
stand ....
Watch Might Police) How IT, will not stand {
uogoerry-Why, Then take no note Of him, but
ies MIN goi and presently call the rest Of the watch
'ogetner and thank God you are rid Of knGVe
,.''" fou snail also make no noise In the Streets
loi' ior the watch To babble and talk is most in.
tolerable and not to be endured.
Wstch-We will rather sleep than talk, We
know what belongs to watch.
Dogberry-.""Well, you are to call at ali tho
ale-houses, and bid them that are drunk get them
to bed.
WatcS-What II they will not2
Dogberry-Why then let them alone till thew
are sober II they make you not then the better an.
swer, you may say they are not the men you took
them for
Watch-Well, sir.
Dogbery-Ityou meet thief you may suspect
him, by virtue Of your Office to be no true man;
and, for such kind Of men, the less you meddle or
make with them, why, the more 1t iS for your hon.
esty.
Watch-If we know him to be thief shall We
not lay hands on him2
Dogberry-Truly, by your Office you may; but
think they that touch pitch will be dehled; the
most peacesble way for you, II you do take q
thief Is to let him show what he is and steal out
OF your company. This is the end OF the
charge.
Watch-Well, masters, we hear our charge; let
US go and sit here upon the church bench till
two, and then all to bed.
Shakespeare,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-15
A SMILING FACE.

Give me the girl or boy who smiles as soon as
the first raysof the morning sun glance in through
the window, gay, happy and kind. Such boy
will he fit to grow to q man-Rt least when con-
trasted with the sullen, morOse, grabbed fellow,
who snaps and snarls like surly cur, or grOwls
and grunts like q hyena from the moment he
opens his angry eyes till he is confronted by his
breakfast, Such girl, other things being favor
able, will be good material to aid in gladdening
some comfortable home or to rehne, clvilize tame
and harmonizs some rude brother, making him
gentle, Rectionate and lovesble. 1t Is q feast to
even look at such Ajoylnsplring girl, and see the
smile flowing, 80 to speak, from her parted lips,
displaying q set OF well brushed teeth, looking al
most the personiAcation Of beauty and goodness
singing and as merry as the birds that commenc.
ed their concert long before the lSsy folks dream.
cd that the sun was approaching and was about
70 pour food Of light and warmth upon the
earth.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-15
DETERMINED TO HAVE A GOOD
SEAT.

The clerk Of the court bade the witness give his
name, age and 30 forth, and hold up his hand To
be sworn, He took the oath with such dignifed
composure and deliberateness that every one felt
that there stood before them q calm, selfpoised,
truthful man, whose evidence would go far to
settle the minds Of the Jurors In this sensational
case. There was murmur as every one settled
himself to drink In his testimony.
Nov, sir," said the Judge, "be good enough to
tell thejury what you know about this important
case"
n don't know anything about IT," said the wit.
ness, blandly.
Don't know anything about ~ Then wny did
you have yourself summoned as g WitnesSH"
80 s to get good seat where could hear
everything. Tickets weren't to be had for love
or money"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-15
HE SAVED HIsECIDER.

Main street dealer who sometimes has bar.
rel Of cider In his Htore ct this season Of the year.
last week got In barrel Of lard oil. This was set
In behind the stove; not wishing to be deemed
stlngy BY the neighbors, and knowing the propen.
stiles Of Humanity, he opened the bung.hole, laid
two or three tempting strRWs on the barrel. and
labeled 1t "New Cider" In about fifteen minutes
middle.Aged gentleman stepped In after paper
oStacks He spied the barrel and took draw ct
the straw. He only took one sip, and then started
pell nell for the candy case for peppermint drops
he WAu followed BY q clerk In a neighboring store
who hadn't had any new older this year, and who
fabricated his internal mecbRnism with q couple
ofounCes OF oil. Then an agent for Syracuse
grocery.houSe dropped In and inquired II the
proprietor was in; were they making much cider
about here this year, and did they mind his TAX
Ing taste. He minded 1t. He said II new cider
taated like that he'd rather wait till II got age. Al
the afternoon this procession Of samplers came
Into the store, and in the evening, when they
cleaned up the lard oil that had been spit on the
floor, an opinion obtained expression that new
cider was safe for this season.