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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1880-04-13
The Readjuster Convention.

In pursuance of the action of the State |
Committee at meeting held In Rich |
mond in February last, General Malone
as its chairman has issued q call for |
State Convention of the ReadJuster par
ty to assemble in this city on the 9TH
day of July next.
The seventh day of July! Both the
National Conventions will have made
their nominations before that time, and
the Virginians who compose that party
will therefore have the privilege OF
choosing between the candidates of the
oppret sors of Virginia-the candidate
of the negroes, the carpet, baggers, and
the scalawags. on the one hand, and the
candidate of the real, substantial, true
hearted people of Virginia on the other
hand. This is the feast to which Gen
eral Malone invites those men who
have been by him induced to join the
ranks of the Readjusters: They are to
assemblein county meetings to be COM
posed largely If not chiefly of negroes,
and to send delegates to q State conven-
ton to be composed largely If not chiefly
of negroes, and then and there they are
to appear, not as true Democrats ready
and willing and anxious to support the
nominee Of the Democratic National
Convention, but as mercenary self.seek-
ers trying to make some arrangement
by which they may secure the Federal
offices in Virginia as one prize, and the
State offices as another. The interests
of the southern people are to be subor-
dinated to the ambitious schemes of the
men who are ready to form alliances
with the negroes in order to defeat
that true southern party against which
the negroes have always voted, and will
always vote.
| The call is made three months before
hand, and in pursuance not of authority
granted, but ''in pursuance of the Gc-
ton" of the State Committee on the 18th
day of February last-nearly five
months before the fixed day for the as
semDling of the Convention! Here is
evidence of a determinate purpose to
keep the white people of Virginia di-
vided, and to sacrifice the Democratic
party and the dearest rights and inter
ests of the South to the ambition and
greed of the leaders of this new party.
The electoral ticket will then be formed
|-if it is ever formed-which will be
called "unpledged," but which will be
composed Of Grant men if General
Grant shall be the nominee of the Chi
cago Convention. The postponement
until July of the assembling of the Con-
vention furnishes conclusive evidence
that there is to be no such thing as q
genuine unpledged electoral ticket in
the field. We have never believed that
General Malone would put up such q
ticket. His call for his Convention
proves that if he ever had such pur-
pose he has abandoned it. He will eli
ther nominate Grant ticket, or ticket
nominally divided between the Grant
men and the Democrats, but really q
Grant ticket in disguise, or he will
make up no ticket at all.-Richnaomd
Dispatch.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1880-04-13

E. Connects with Stages for Lexington.
F. Connects with @. B. 8. 4 P. P. Steamers for
Cincinnati and all points on Ohio River.
g. Connects with SciotO Valley r. r. for the
Northwest.
b. Connects with all Lines divergtpg to the
West, Northwest, and aouthwest,
For Tickets, Information, and time tables,
apply to- JOHN II. WOODWARD,
Ticket Agent. Staunton Va.
5v 81, CONWAY r. HOWARD
W. N. 8. DUNN, g. p. and T. Agent.
Engineer and Supt. marl6
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1880-04-13

An0 WEEK in your own town. and no capt.
Xl,a tai risked Give the business trial with
WUU out expense. The best opportunity ever
offered for those willing to work. You should
try nothing else until you see what you can do
at the business we offer. No room to explain
here You can devote all your time or only
pay for every hour that you work. Women
make as much as men. Send for special :pri-
yate terms md particulars, which we mail free.
while you have such Chance. Address
81. HALLETT 4 CO.,
je10-1y Portland. Maine.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1880-04-13
TAILORTNG.

1VU 1Ss M81n SUI StsssA VT ~
desire to call the attention of my friends
and the public to fact that have just received
most beautiful line Of
DRESS GOODS
FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR.
am prepared to furnish Gentlemen's suits, Of
the very best materials, made up in the latest
styles aud in the most wofkmanlike manner,
at low prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
also keep full line OF Cent? FuFntsh1mg
Goods. - Give me call before making
your purchases. Respectfully, -
octl4-tf ]. A. HUTCHINSON.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1880-04-13

DARE Il SPRINKLE,
ID FASHIONABLE TAILORS,
New 81. next deqr to Mrs. scherer's Millinery
staunton, Virginia.
All york in our line executed with neatness
and dispatch. Special attention paid to cut
ting repairing and cleansing. aug ST.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1880-04-13
.arno TO s8000 YEAR or "a to WI . hi,

AarAA TO 5000 YEAR, or IS to so q day m
yIhUI your own locality. No risk Women
WtUVV do as well as men. Many make more
than the amount stated s.b0ve. Any one can
do the work. You can make from 81 cts, to .
an hour by devOting your evenings and spare
time to the business It costs nothing to try
the business. Nothing like 1t for money max
ing ever offered before. Business pleasant and
strictly honorable. Reader, If you want to
know al about the best paying business before
send us yon9 address and We will
free: samples worth s. also free; you can then
make up your mind for yourself.
Address GEORGE SEIESON d CO..
jel0-1y Portland, Maine.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1880-04-13

The following letter to the Portsmouth
Times, a Readjuster organ, makes a
good point. Perhaps there are among
our readers some Readjusters who will
be able to ''see it,"
THE MIXED ELECTORAL TICKET
AND THE CAUSE OF REIMBURSEMENT
The 'last ditch" of the Funders has al
ways been that the Federal Government
will not permit Virginia to dispose of
her debt as it may please her to dispose
OF 1t without the consent of her credi
tors. It has always been their boast
that, inasmuch as readjustment means
impairing the obligation of contracts,
the Supreme Court of the United States,
as last resort, will take the matter in
hand, and reaffirm the decisions of our
own Court of Appeals; and that the
decisions of the courts will then be
made operative through the power of
the Government at Washington. And
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1880-04-13
81 don't want any Plaster. ,,

said sick man to druggist, "can't
you give me something to cure me ?"-
His symptoms were lame back and
disordered urine, and were sure indi-
cation of kidney disease. The druggist
told him to use Kidney Wort and in a
short time it effected a complete cure
Have you these symptoms? Then get
box to day-before you become incu-
rable 1t is the cure; safe and sure.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1880-04-13

% q, GRAVES,
Fashionable Tailor,
No. 103 E. Main St., Up Stairs, opposite
W. L. Olivier's Book Store,
is prepared to give the same satisfaction In al
work as In former times.
Special Attention Paid to Cutting.
Work done outside Of shop Cutting and re-
pairing done in best MANNER aud on shArt mo-
tice. ~ TERMS CASH. "a auN-n
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1880-04-13
TO THE PUBLIC /!


Missouri, Sebrasfa, CaloTado, GsiiioT-
mia, or any Of the Western States
or Territories.
liza Line and pass through st. Louis the largest
sity y sas Valley and the Gateway
FIRST CLASS PASSENGERS.
The Vandalia Line is the only route running
Pullman Hotel and Sleeping Cars from the
Vile, Newark. Columbus, Urbana. Piqua, Rich
mond, Ind. Cambridge city. Ind. and Indian
apolis to 81: Louis. -,
Sleeping cars freW CINCINNATI and Louisville.
Ky KY ta 81; togts, ias ths recommendation ofthe
and the East aud South East
90 Miles the shortest route to st. Louis and
20 all points, West andSouth-W West, via St.
All our Trains run over the World Renowned
Steel Bridge. and into the New Union Depot at
st Louis, thus making unbroken All.Rail con-
nections tOthe West and South West.
WESTERN MIGRANTS.
Emigrants purchasing tickets via "vandalia
Line" are carried on our First Glass Express
Trains, in gom Portable and well cushioned cars,
sssppf f r be
Plains of Arkansas and Texas. one day ii adj
vance Of all other routes.
.EMIGRANTa' OUTFITS:
through to destination without transfer or de-
For further particulars. such as maps. time
on v 10
JOHN NJ. KELLEY,
Passenger and Emigration Agent,
Northeast corner Fourth and Vine Streets,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
John E. Simpson, General Manager, st. Louis
-. A. Ford, General Passenger Agent, st. Louis
Fl. W, Hubbard, General Freight Agt., st. Loui 8
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1880-04-13

SIAuut 4soU us9V
Mail Train through to Washington and Bal
timore without change of cars, and makes close
connection at Harper's Ferry with Express
Trains for the West The Accommodation
leaving StauntOn at 3.16 p. m, connects at Har-
with Train for Harper's Ferry.
8. M. WOODWARD, tR.,
T. FITZGERALD, Supt. v. r. r.
8. of T., B. 4 o. r. r. nol8
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1880-04-13
PLANTS AND SEEDS.

DUNLAW FARM GREENHOUsEs.
i Near Ge0rget0wn, d. &.
THOMAS 1. HUME, CHAS. n. WHELAN.
Proprietor. Manager
Cataloue of Choice and Popular Roses Greeuho..e
4 Bedding Plants, ready Feb. lst and mailed free
to all applicants. Address
FRANKLIN A. WHELAN
Secretary Tunlaw Farm Greenhouses.
807 Market Space, Washington D. C.
~ Special Rates to the Trade. jan2O-3m
, 1880-02-25
BROOKLYN SWINDLEltS.

How N. Dc ZelcnlSoT Nvas Robbed OF
t30,0oO-An Orlgannl md Ingenious
Device-Tho Wonderful Machine ny
Which Wool Was to Nc Extracted
from Rags.
Ne,p rotk 11mt,, Ptb. 2L
On the Goth nit. d cnhle dispatch from Nj
pies announced the arrest III tiat city OF two
brothers nnmcd Collins, from brooklyn, on
cha1ge Of swlndl!ng Russian Honorary
counselor Of Marine named Eugene DC Acl-
en&oa, ut Brussels, out Ut 65,Uoo francs'
They were captured by two Itallan detectives
fralc'li and liicctn, In response To an oifer
OF reward OF 10000 francs for their appto-
henslon published In the Sole, Of MllNn. The
dispatch said the Belgian Government had
demanded their cxtradltfon, uM that the
American Consul Mt Naples would prob
ably raise no objections. Adyices Just
received from the other sldo say that
Me American Consul! did not raise any
objections, and that the Collins brothers have
neen extradltcd to uolgiunt where they nfc
Iessa toy y hal spFS5SSS 30 '1 itas iire in thci.
possession. About the sano 4ate II " Was
earned that letters, supposed to contain .
Hos.ot, OF ihe stolen MONEY bud coMs a into
sat, Mali, rostmastcs, General Kuy t,m! their
Delivery stopped,, pen!sing q decision by TIE
Tnau'!oflleytienerai, which wMs given q rev
aays ys ago, to the effect that the Department
!s,au no power tn tetAin the letters. III fol
.V%ln1 up tauso facts, the Times reporter dis.
covered That tle swindlers weIe lnelnbers of u
cottage of thelr l own al No. 374 Franklin
aa'yenue, corner Of Quincy street, A shor!
Hme previously this family hAd occupied
namoio rented apartments On FRANKLIN ave
sons wese mschsn!cs' h c. and si lie % daughters tool
, 1880-02-25
TIE CALL.

TIE CALL.
JuDoE nnuMM0np-In chambers .-..
JUDGE lJLopDETT-gD, 1.0H, 1tO00, l,N7, l,uN1
10la 1,Ol5, LOTT, l0l9 12o. 1,01, o. 1,da, ,d,
lou, l,Gp, 1,0il, 1,0A4, 1,0t7. No. Mo, Tngg VI.
WolfBon, OIL trirl.
ArrE1iArE courr-Not In session.
JUDGE GAnY-34 ind s;s to Hs', Inclusive, cx-
ccpt a7G nrd 3sG. No caao on trial, =,
tory call Ekl Gi0, b5i, G'5, dG, on, GS4, 6Scs.
M. 90, FiEcher vs.. Lesoburg, Oh triIu.
JupdE JAMEs0N-Chancory motions at V;l5
jtjDor ltouE1s-75 md r. Set cnsp, ff3, Carl.
ton w. Ilr,dberH. m trlal. n,
Jttrx,E hIOIsAN-51 to 70, inclusive. cxccpt o.,
G,, d. II, and =. No. H. 0berholzer VI. Story,
juiH;E TuLEY-2,1 ., aud4. No. ! on hearing.
JunaE l,AisSuM-No cn'l. No. II on Old ca!en'
juiu,E JAMHeox-Crsminal Court-i6s, 6t0, Od77,
COS, .'!, "a. va. u7 .al. r.; @ gs; ; -, t,o ,o.,
dnv nf H,,ryicu fur tho Mnrch term. Nos. =
l,il3, I'LL, l,l1s, lilo, lis, IL, l.ls 1.' c
, 1880-02-25
MAINE.
Unwilling the Fusion Conspiracy
Nctp 1Iork TTlntnk. Ffb. H.

unvc1linE the Fusion Conspiracy.
Notp York Tribune. Ffb. q,
II Qnrcelon Is wise t,e will follow l'llls-
bury's example and leave blaillo. The first
glnnco Mt those recently-ttscovercd election
returns rGyenls one case OF fraud sn'llcchG 10
ruin wlnt little reputation the bRilieu con"
splrators hnvo left. Tho Legislative 1nvestl-
gntlng Committee, with Eugelo Halo Mt us
lead, began work OH Tuesday, and proved
case OF forgery Mt Its first meeting. The
l,epublLcan cardltnte for Senator III Lincoln
County, Andrew X. q. Smith, was counted
out on tho familiar grorlul of defective bal-
lots, liz ha.l clear majority OF 1's'. Garce-
Ion throw out the entire vote Of the Town Ut
Nobleboro, l4o, because tho ballots were
prlntcd Andrew II. &. Smith. But this loft
rs majority TO bo got rid Of, antl to
accomplish thls fraud tho vote Of MI
other town Ind to be wiped ont. Tho
Town Clerk OF Son,ervlllo testified tint
t,e sent certificate, Nude up In open town
meeting, giving Smith seventy-two votes,
legally east for him; tlat lie recclycd from
Aily,lsta, about tho middle Of Decelnber, II
letter written on the official paper Of tue SeG
| retnry OF Stnta's 0itlcr, incloslnE y olanK
certi3cnto aid ins.rlieting him, to MI Il ont
x. Sntth itlstc,i,l of To Andrew II. q. Smith,
III In tbs first certificate. lilo confessed thatt
| 11 nlluO out tllH tnlSG cGrlluEhta altu hlHhet&
tha names OF nll the Sclcctlnxl to 1t, though
no,,o Ut thonl were present 0r know q the
| transaction, On this false certificate hlnttsl
was deprived Of his seat, alld, n Fusion Son.
ntoT ptt In It. Thu forging clerk says l.e h'ls
"misnil" the letter Of lNstrlct!oia. but the
fOr9etl certificate is n.nOng tho pnptra, alld III
the iaiulateu returns tho suventy~tw91 votes
III S0Wnryilla were first put down to SM!ti
and nftGrWnrtl erASct.
Fnis Is revelation No, |. More aro to fol:
low. and BY tho timo tho Committee Is throltg!
wifi, It's lNi,ors tho country will llnye Ill edl
fyi,lg iist ot tie things tinrcelon WINS 80 proMt
al When hU retired FROM 0lilce.. Thore II NJ
possIb!n defense for him md his Council I.
make. They cannot plead Ignorance, for tho
tablIiatcI tho returns and they ..!latlu th'
aTos,,rt, which t}loy bear today. They uIAll'
I'm ti,o tMbMlatlon tirst, giving the. v0M, 9
MnueTylIlo to Smith, and they woro the guilt
i, iWrsons WHO, carryIng out the conspiracy
Uttered them On tic strength of tho forgct
eertifIcate whiel, they alnne could Inspire
sinca no ono elsu knew tho number OF vote
I' l,ecessWry to defeat Smith. They held III
forveI certificate u1l1 destroyed tho orlsina
uns. OF Whose existcnco there ate severn
viii Witnesses. Il announced II Augusta tia
,, ti,ls IL only 4 beginning OF tho disclosure
I which arB 10 cOno.
, 1880-02-25
MILWAUKEE, STORM.
A sovcro Thunderstorm In Milwaukee
-Seycrnl Buildings Shattered by
f1R& trn{u

spsetas Dlspaish to 1hs chteaao Tribune.
h{,t,wAuKER, Wis, Fob. .t.-A very hoavy
thunderstorm ptlsscd over tho city about noon
to-day, Tho atmosphere was filled with cectric-
itv ia such m oxtent thnt telegrnphlc md tnie'
phono communication hId to DO aIsponsled far
i t!no. A tinsh Ut lightning passesl Into tho
Chamber Of Commerce. illuminating tho room
brilliantly, and sllzi,,9 hills nnd bearH ,.lkc. a
shmrn ths,1,,Inrrlnp broke Il KrGat innny VIII.
dows Il tho seyvh WaT sh Sm ltHl''a hpt az
Hiram iioui, in tho Fourth wnrl, w'1x struck ~
Lightning md a!n"st o"1t9''y yu,st S9s'',ses ssS.
TIC CrntcIii,lal black, on 1htrsl ssrsat, wt4
struck y isht"x sls s,cr IT, IL sisSssstIx sw Ixiaw
AMI made ts u1it through nwcr tstat,. loGsnE
tho otitrc pune Intact The xoas II srsss"sy no sawv
brick OH Mnrket street. north Ct lAylsnm WY
struck Anil hA1!y shatt.Hs1 Iho ~! M,!lu,ng ,n ~
wrcuk nf tho l.,f, uni tore down tho ro.af M,a!l,
Al oIootrp bolt passca intn the Eu.itfat F[ts e.
sutton AI}1 made Il cHlnpleto GlIGuie VI Auo
builIiux without doing Any hArln.
, 1880-02-25
A Canadian Provincial Model BaFnis
1tro,,lo Mal, ..-.

T., va n,,aratjnns OF tho Provincial Mndel FArsn,
~ ~, VI aivo yp1s summary of tho soasona work ~
i is osa II pnwas ae4os te sse tlsso ss
l., VIII ohu" "fmtrih under plsturu iulOy0r anil
,iuotty1 , assd leu acTes ta!ox " tho =;
maisr. rs aores, havinTm m c,fo @1at ts"4,, S wa,1s
4 ia s hmshcIs. rpprcsoI,tins value Of t3,+ks
Nety Ssy ad KfSS fSaes Sas a,!cs Ss'Sa int
@ @ut.s, .nH Il ntftd ID ISL bushels OF nlHnyO!t1s
dJ and tues,ips ] Those twn iat,or nd e9s to the tas
Ssluo oi lie pfo4nee which, Tia 'Is1s fron fna tSa
aa!d- nr iii Der ac1o on IN ayoguge. Tho uluety'
, 1880-02-25

III sewing. Suddenly the male EOlit!lsrS lift
sibly 10 in,ro,i,,cc n t,atSnt strcetswectu.r Of
their own Invention, md The younger sun to
study ulllsic. AI,rr a sjlnrl stay nl,r0n4i Tho
oItl gentleman returned with sufficient means
md |" iIV ria ia Of "ss, Gut Iii liz so'is n liavs
sincS rrnlninrti il, ElrOrc, 'rlIs was NIL that |
co,iI,( bg learned about Them, rs tho ppllcu |
kruw nothing Of them: tho details Of their |
trarsactlons H,,ruatl ctintinneti 10 bo of the
fused to nilswer questions. X lcth,r Inns inst
l,crn received In this cty, however, trnn
nj. l)o Xcrnko,f, III wl,Icl liz gives II ftt Ills.
tory Of tl'e na'n:r III whlct! he wns. swim.
swIiittics fl which tho Ct,Ilnscs werH cnr-
crr,,eti Thclr sc.euo apuunrs 10 llnvv beef,
n decidedly 0rlpil!nl md li,gcnin,,s ore.
81. DO Zele1!kolr met Tho swlr,l!ers fn st.
iasse,l utl1er ttio r,.p OF duncan Everett,
nil .Tul,i ColiiI,s ,jr. tic elder son, ur,icf
thot Of q. II. FrrgnsMa, while tlle yollnRcr
sot, called himself ly lis eItlaf brnt1cr's real
] vemtt,rs Of Il % n sccret ff pruress for extrncting
wOOl from rags, and were 1nnktng fnr capi-
taIls.s 10 Md them III establishing Il factory.
NJ, 10 ZcIcnkDT went tU Brussels, wliGra lla
son % and Coiiins, Morrttl,o being, with them.
Thoy succeeded III interesting Him In tliolr
scj,elnc, md ground .sas secured and far;;
tory bck,li,. N. Dc Xeienko!r was charmed
m,'ra w III ai9r3mS fs nrorr;ss of lie bulIlrig.
mappe,I TI ont tti!a pat!s themselves. and eyinred
na'oSiilSsi in Sis,nsinr m ot tl,o j,ssIan CT cossors
money. Killer 10, 900 frn1cs Ind thus bee.,
nii9ae tha t,ncreans I,nnnrtgd to tilelr yctl,
thc inforinntio1, tint tbeir cDstly machinery
was VA n!ertgnged to tholr Petersburg nca!la'nt;;
ti,at Il wn,ijI la, NECESSARY 10 advance $1,000
fra,,cs fran more 10 gct it Ont Of his hands. Mr..
Eycrt.tt WIS communicated with, and agreed
tion. ria swfti;furs asserted Tint It was en-
tirciy lined inside With platinum, which nc
conntcd for It's enormous valuc. The nm
iIu,o tass nS assSSrtiols, thero bcfns plating of
fst pfiestinnn S Saronna Tic various oE!ses; ; TIE m
Mnn,nneiv4nnn "Mu, ~ .uachInc, o1pl bore
ne Hcseanco to any otsr aena that IL
Do d. ); ZeisnkoT had Gver sceil. Tint gr4ntle;, e;
| .ns' ' ~ n;a -, ,,1tor ~, snnun rrrrusr,tnt,Ons
, 1880-02-25
STATE COURTS.

STATE COURTS,
Emma j, Potteo began suit yesterday to re-
cover &, 900 Of \. D. Hyde.
Henry Mcruoxy sued 4. 7. Chapin and T. c.
Edwards for 1890 ...
Herbert i. tlsstcr commenced q suit IN tres
ptiss ,lKi.lst the ChicnHO West Division Halfway
};0t,i1,l1ly, LAYING d,lIu,iKcs nj f2,m
IL d. Hamilton, administrator Of The estate q
O, i. Lou, brought suit for 1",0O against
Matthew j. baldwin.
, 1880-02-25

whIlo waiting for a cough to ~ as It camo,
yo,1 nTe often iaylng tho foundation for aomo
pulmonary or bronchial 4tfecuon: It T. better ~
u gut rid Of n cold ut o.,cr ny tls!nB LINZ snfS
cure Mi stbl,orn coughs, ind reliovo any ar1.
ioty NJ t., dangerous consequences.
, 1880-02-25
BIG EXCURSION PARTY,

Special D1Paith 10 The Chicago 47ta"nS.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. at.-Thlrtccn hundred cx'
ouss0plsts from Ttlscoln, ILL.,, caimo IN sa-t'ay
ovcr tho indianapolis, Dccatur sprln9neu
lsMd, ltlllng seventeen coachcs. This u tno H9st
excursion over tho roAd, anl one OF the liTgGst y,
given d public reception td-morrow forenoon.
, 1880-02-25

SUPERIOR Coulsr- JuNE GARY - Elicn
wnughop ct nj. vs.. Chnries Harms; Verdlet,
aa:so, 10, and motion for new trlnl. -, ,,..
C1itClJir CUulrr-Jup1E HOGEilA-Lt W. 6ln.
clA!r vs.. Warren Springer; verdict, S9s' :, -
JUDGE MotAN-Cnihorlno simond III w. ,Es,,t =: =
ind K X. Forinst; verdict, $500, ind motion for
nuw trlul.
, 1880-02-25

eight ncrcs 1T cultivated pasture. tnRoahcr with
ulyut thirty nrGA ~ r,tiall. ,inch!tlvnca rim.
xrnzol sixty irn,t NJ rnttln ind III, Hh,Ep. fifteen
| t,thnr GnftlU ,xaAta LnlE housed MI SUMMER.
| Elk h,intrtHl tos of fHrl0-yArt nlnuro "cro
npnlcd To tho nelta+
, 1880-02-25
CITY REAL ESTATE.

Foll sALE-
,1 font necr atctor.n,ck Iteupor Fuctor7. suitable
for tnnnulncsuftnR purposes.
5ucrcs, vlnconncs-av. ncae Forty-sccond.st
nlota, Kenwood.nv., cnrncr Forty-eiehth-at, two
bocka irom Kenwood depot.
m,o,s cosner Icn.ts and Moorc.sts,, near Mccor-
mick itcnpus Factory.
s,ots Esan.av. or Thrty:ninthst near 4 Htswaft-a' e.
1S ssT nssT f%y f"rsy sssis
u 'g "is. E"io!sa lid iioaman.s7s corner West
Wild S.utia i,osrborn.st, near Yorty.thsd.st, 20
% is!oi., WI @ iIa:an @ ira Eae::S:t s'ar Eoo'o.
: sTs sse ss ssss o.s x Park
s.. ~ 9 o sss ssts near wo.
r;S;;;s:sS s sse with 'e Twenty f0n't"'4' near
3l5 i Sfo.'soF' hoa'o' o"k"v~'"'ar Vim
'Iw9:s!sY house I'm with lot, rwent1eth'st, near
s' Wig t1e:.sor, house, ssa,o-'.' near r't'-
81 Es:. a',M:%SHattaaS: 'Ws.Siasa;ss.s.
1IFEEi,F0AN NJ iIl:SI E?;i;E 50 "a q +
r. ~ 1 az s %y a III It II
nanna av.-insa. nv house Ttth lnrEcr "a It.
4'stsGiafsss nesr ssesS
iat'Av ns'f DoumfIaas IT. Il Maasf'i'vs ss
F0is s4LE-nKiCK 1lot;SE. AND f1yr ,,sl.! Sixl9!
tssf 3sSs s!!s, x aossls
iot is ots y Vie bsst o.rnart ~. s.nt' sia e.
s ;S; 81, 4 sl's; TEf cesS II;
II 1isSHi sfei i. " ltt1,s 70 ;ssftots' sa.' ~
5 IT,. EMSS1S s:sx{on!.1 n:af 2,,
VII ;s Ny :; i;. eYnf ] n! Il.
nann t9oi a sna ,meiadc S Ill 70.
, 1880-02-25
CDlI1ltO(ds

A paragraph In tho Ninischt 1tttung worms the
pb{tc 81 tho ipilnnlt.labtltty Of colltilud Poo"
lid who wear hrLcelety, cninbs, and othor
articles n,nde OF 1t nre cautioned nnt to ex-
p,Me them to u tGn,pcruturc OF luor0 tAan loo 10
1lal duRrep8 EUutiErntlt.
, 1880-02-25

Emma Jnno George flcd bill ycstefdnS
ngni,lst her husband, Jntncs deor8c' asking lor
u divorce OF, tho ground OF descrtion. 49,.
Mnrtbn VI, ynnson asked for a like dccrcc
against Norris Samson for tho katnc rcnso1i+
Christian lnhfusa complains that his wife,
Cnr,,lt1,c Itehfuss, hna been guilty OF nduItcry,
and he, too, wnnts n divorce.
Judge I}nr,uin yesterday gr,inted divorces TO
tho following ,nis1uatcd parties: Mnry Feknsd
from William 4. plckarl. on tho Er3,''1Id ot d.
cruelty; WIIhcuinu lleit,en. from FE,sleF!ck
liulIo;l, for tcscrtlon; Anna Curry from Christie.
p!,cr cnr,., for dcser1on: md MnEy sch'ntAt
Iuiuy l i rF1,,te.i decroes In tho following eases:
Ai fanpbsA from WllnM 9,, G. eaMGnel9l, , 9,o,'1 ."
Ht from Ernst Soslch, for dr,nkcnlMss; ant Cor-
nrIin s. Mum from Eugene V. Mum, cause,
cruelty,
, 1880-02-25

Tho domand for st. Jacobs oil u astonishing;
but no wonder, for l hnye mysole used 1t, and
found tho lost effective rc!no4y ~ tho Market
VIZ. 8lNNu0.S0e Druggist, lIoctpo9k 4au.
, 1880-02-25

PROBATE COURT.
In tho cstnto uE ChRrtcs L. Payne letters OF nd"
mtnIstruton wcro Issued tu Sarah L. pnync, aud
hor bond for 5000 was approved.
, 1880-02-25

cnr,t3rIgc tho following:
.jotli,so,, Armstrong,
i,t.t,rup FrI1,]t AIl,,jt.
Winfield Ackicy, ii. H.,
n. II. ]i4,l,ilr. b. Ii. s.,
Sa,n,lelC. Ili,,y11,tIl,
.inl,,, 4. l,ntlRlty,
ISiit,ar a, Hiss, il, A.,
i;ny,1,t,t,tt W. iI;,tllrs,
isr,1,.kli,i a. j,,j.trrllcld,
i,.~,rrn II. I,rttiIpy.
pr,,t,R Is 1in,w,t.
irs,,,ti,,s j,nI,1tsh.
iinl,nrt l.. I}N,.1,
i;nr,,nnt]U ". lllIrtifck.
N,,,r.i,,,,Is,,zjer.
Willis f,lnv.
nnyifl Il. i,i1mp1nll,
i,hnrI.s II. C,trtvr.
WilIlai1, ii. Ey.rf,ur,l.
Hnn,f, W. t.,ll.lIstt),1,
Hf.t,i.v 4. E,Ilstnn.
william, Hurry Ellis,
firrrt,Si Il. F,irir,:,
Il IL. f;itz,,rr,lltl. f'h, G
E,,w,,rri Jsis,.i,t,r. A. IT,,
Ailm.rt, l.. Flrr,