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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-12
Rural Happenings.
GRAND RAPIDS AND FALL RIVER.


GRAND RAPIDS, June o. lSS0.-The Festival
given by the West Fall River Sunday school
as predicted was fine success in every respect.
The booths and tables were very tastetully ar
ranged while the floral display was simply
grand, a very handsome sum- is understood,
was ncted for the new organ. There was
sharp contest over the voted articles, par'icu-
larry that for the most popular married lady
Mrs ID. D. Center, Mrs. Richardson, Mrs
Tanner Moore, Mrs. j. p. Wilson and Mrs. j,
+. Moore were the contestants, Mrs Tanner
Moore receiving the highest number OF votes
Rena NJ Gentleman was voted the most popu-
lar young lady, Mr. Richardson the most pop.
ular married gentleman, and Mr.. W. Gentle.
man, the most popular young man.
w. II. Milligsn, Esq, Is being mentioned
by his democratic friends as good candidate
for sheriff.
The Hickory Point, Strawn, West Fall Riv.
er, South Ottawa, and Grand Ridge Sunday
schools and several Others are to have a union
picnic in Ebersol's grove on July 3d. in CON.
memora,iOn OF the Fourth.
The BrOokfield people will celebrate the
Fourth at Osgood's grove with an oldfash'
Toned basket picnic.
No tldings have been received ofyoung Sta.
son, who 50 mysteriously disappeared short
time since with a shotgun and horse. 1t is
surmised that he has gone west to see the
country, and after his boyish fancy is gone
will return to his distracted family all right.
The road west from w. Il. Lewis towards
Grand Ridge is in a very bad state and needs
attention from our highway commissioners.
The Hickory Point NJ. +. church will give
a strawberry festival in the grove at MIR. Far
rels next Tuesday evening 1t promises to be
very pleasant.
Pastor Foster complained in this paper re-.
Gently that some had mistaken HIM tor the
writer We thought we deserved better of the
community than that AT least IN public com
munications the writer trusts he don't mangle
English grammar with the ease and facility
the reverend does. I.
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The PLATFORM:


we charge upon the democratic party the
haoitual sacrifice ofpatrIotIsm and justice to a
supreme and unsuitable lust of office and pat.
ronage."
The distinguished civIlservice reformer, OF
Texas, Mr. Flanagan:
I'VE are not here for the purpose of provid.
ing Offices for the democracy Loud cheers
and laughter. There is one plank in their
platform that have ever admired, and that Is /:
To the victors belong the spoils' Laughter
and applause. We have been ground under
foot by the present administration. We expect
ed this convention would nominate a stalwart
One who, after we have won the race, as we
will, will give to those who are entitled to pos
ition, Office. Cheers. What are we here
for' Applause and long continued lau ghter.
] mean the members OF the republican party
are entitled to Office, and il we are victorious
we will have them. We came here for that
purpose"
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Amuaomenss.
FLORENCE HERBERT PARTY.

The For nee Herbert Dramatic Company, who
did such an immense business and gave so much
satisfaction in Ottawa during the first week IN
January last, will return for week on next
Monday evening. They open (at the opera
House, with EAST Lynne" and give an entire
change of bill each evening thereafter ms
company needs no introduction to our people
Their business here was the greatest the house
has seen during the year; while their audiences
we're always we'll pleased and anxious for their
return. They will give next week first'ciass
series of entertainments, at IS and % cts admls-
sion, and are certain to draw very large houses.
NOTES.
In connection with what was published In our
last issue in regard to the character and number
of entertainments in the Opera House during
the past year. we have now obtained from Mr..
Sherwood statement of the receipts aud expen'
dtures of tho house during the year ending
June LIST, 1880:
Gross receipts ..................Sl,IS 1901
.l-.N.. nt.ly NIIl IN
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CATTLE-EXtra grade shipping steers, S4I5W
1865; good to choice natives, "a 40Ms455; feeders
fair to good 50. S0@S4.00; cows &C m mon to fair,
3 6013.40.
WooL-The market Is again weak both here
and at the cast Asking rates from store for eastern
eastern Iowa, Wisconsin and Illinois wool range
MS follows Tub washed bright 450l4S n h; do
dingy and coarse 40Cf43c; fleece washed medium
45@Isc u h; do fine 400 43c; do coarse 3S6t4l c;
unwashed medium 30@33c; do coarse 260t27c;
do fine bright 256t27c; do heavy l7@22c; bucks
gppce l7mgDc
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New styles visiting cards at Osman & Hape.
mans.
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"SAVED HIS LIFE"

SPHTNOFIKLD, TkNN,, May D, IFIy.
DR. A. H. Witty Dear Sir am selling great deal Of
your Pumonaris have large demand for IT, and recon-
mend to all the best cough medicine In the market and
/ not afraid to recommend II. had IL thoroughly
tested Of my customers, who given up 10 die
After taking three yccnt bottles Of PamOnaria he
nenced improving and when he had taken the hfh bottle
he up and In my store, and said 1T SAVED NY LFE
and that "he should always love and the PulmOnara
for had saved him from death and was the cavse of his
taking IT," told MIN love me, hut DR.. White, the
of this great medicine. AN selling from eight to
fifteen bottles u week Of your PulmOnara.
You're truly, W. ECkLES.
Sold In Ottawa by Forbes Il Gehrlng nOyl5
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A CARD.

To all who suffering from the errors and ndscretions
OF youth weakness early decay loss OF manhood
&c. will send recipe that will cure YOU FREE OF
CHANGE. This great remedy discovered by mission
AIRY In South America Send selfaddressed envelope TO
the REV. JosKpH T. ISMAS, Station u. Nso York Cny.
April l7-lysp
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DIR. II. OLIN,

One Of the painful. unpleasant and distressing d:
which flesh is heir Is Piles DR. BosANKos PILE
REMEDY been tried tested and proved to be nfs
BILE remedy for the of all kinds OF Piles Price 80 cts
For sale by FORBES GEHRING, Ottawa, Ill. aprl0
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Stationery Supplies.

We hare all the latest ideas in bus
mess stationery, hare neW type, and
use the Holder BlOtter-Pad for keep
ing printed supplies clean and han
dy for use. The Holder Pad is the
best in use. 1t is heater. cheaper,
more Convenient. less cun,JrOuS and
does its Work better than any other
Uotter yet inUented, as a mere glance
at it WiI proue to any man. We
guarantee satisfaction to all our
customers, siUine the best material
and best ,cork for the money in Off,
tara. If you ioant something good
and neat cali on
oSMAN & HAPEMAN.
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Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, June II, 1880.
The Times of yesterday says;
On the board Of trade the markets we're gener
all weak on yesterday. Provisions exhibited
some strength but grain was bearish, and all the
leading cereals ruled easier The volume Of the
business transacted on the floor OF the board was
only moderate. Cash property closed on Change
MI the fnllnwinn nrices.
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A CASH STORE

Is where you can get goods cheap. We are sell.
ing every thing at reduced prices, and ask all to
come and examine goods and prices.
Respectfully,
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Tho yoltaic Belt CO.. Marshall, Mich.
WIN send their celebrated Electro-Voltac Belts to tn
afflicted upon 10 days trial. Speedy cures guaranteed.
They what they say Write 10 them without delay.
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The best and cheapest thing In archery is the
Little Giant at Osmsn q Hspemans.
, 1880-05-26
AN 1MiF1llTAST DECISION.

AN IMt0ATAST DECISION.
Mr.. D.. l.. 1inil, Tho Superintendent Of tho
Chlcngu Jockey nn't TrottnE Club. recently
wrote to Scorutnry Vail. Of tito National Asso-
clntior, III regard to tho question Of records ut
trott!ng mntlntes, tho present ruiz stnttrg that
while ln performance, Except 1t be matfo TIT I'LL
Association irack Is n record. 1t Ia nevertheless
bnr. As Mr. Vnll ,iccilfcs that tho mnttnto
performances arc mol records or bnra, owners OF
l'urscs ncc,l not bo ntrntd to enter md trut at
a,ch entertainments, tits lcttar ts ~ follows:
S,,pe1nttinls''t Chetao .tsaev nnd 1ntti inu t1i1@
iEAit sIn: IN II presfuus communication I
to- nf tho llth inttnnt. md heren reply to your
.l'iSst!st, % 70 fhc proper Interpretation of tho
fn!es s On n. the subject u records n,,.l bars.
h!t!nn of speed to which tho public urc Invited
li'd whorr Judges md timers are ft tho stand hut
is penilng nnsl Eln 1an1lcy Is taken Mt tho gate,
whether, l!tor sucll c!rcamsta aiIcea, tho Whining
h hnrsn H. w!',,l.l acquire record or !nctr q blr
slio i!oHrl nf Appcuia. They would mt
'fl1iA nnawcr Involves Il reply to your further
ti,h. sbouid b. suppressed tle s%ppress',a I'm
W ,l'' r. ~, an lnfraotion Of tho 'a; or course
TnR AplttAN MEETING.
Special Dl,pateh to The Chicago Trtbune.
Of the Miehixa,, Gri.,d cents.. Frottins% % crc,,It
s,,ccc.s ID 1ho nmGes of tlne iorscs CO cenpsstinS. s
IN addition Y, whit liays already arrived. John
snln' reasel hcro FROM Chicago thla morning
also ilntcd frnns Dntrnlt, Columbus indianapolis.
md elsewhere. This r,ccs olen Tuesday, and
el0,0Do ID tho amount hung up.
At NAfTiMOrtE.
DALT1MonE, Nd. slny :j-The opening Of tho
epr'ng meeting Of tho Mnrylnrd Jockey Club wns
nusItelt'Ils, thu ny being tnc tho truck In good
iIe 4, Utilata second, Glcngnrliio third. Ti,ne,
, 1880-05-26

Tho nnpofntmnnt OF htr, ], ". Coicmnn a.
0enrrnl IlckGt Agent Of tho New Orleuna, Mo
bile 4 Texas 1suiir'ad is officially announced.
Iho Company Is to ee congratulated on the tino
esneton !. nAs ,masM; mr. es'lelAan IS gen.
tlttHAn VIII qualified In eyery respect to fill tho
fos't'oh WIN cfeast 10 himself and the Company.
Mr. ". II. Carpenter, Genor.l Ticket and
n"s,,s'"S l...'s.,..,,,. sa .'.,.s.. ~, fnut
,' ~, " H.: nns isanSo olscilar mn
h.! M 1s W M1~,'fkso ~ ,'lo to u excursion tiok-
IT. IT. W. ~ a,ia ta ~ p1l,lts IN to rnn NeY
~ t. W. W nE, my ne sa!e
c4pts t ~. Hle Rou unal na2htay. Iutso H. The
if aif inr ' ,mn ,t r "aah ,v w" bo ono cent and
Tho ,oa, .,culcrs or ,h,a c,tv bo,a o,o.,,or
nleul lnH yesterday mt tho OrnMd Puett,e itn3i
fur tic nlru,1su t,f tvuluv thnlr iastina nnH Nj
, 1880-05-26

party shall IN lts platform, flrst ou,phntacni'y
;ilnrse as1tt support 1nr demand Tor recpKn!-
tion IF tho exMct and permanent ro!tl [ehl equal
ity of womRs, with MIN. nil,l w hereby crfnro
tint VIC ,Rhnl! t,tld my pullt'cni party II. nh
rrS rrnes ens' md ncdsS s nx' anan na ftPH IL s &
4f Tno sc!s!"''s Il tho As,oontIon ero far'y at-
iThe !s..nc.s i son.iaete:i wifi ereat II:
se .owx e.ps1rs1ss a ssSr mi ts, S s II ecss c;sf"S ~"
t,i:pos,g Of every question Tint i ratse!l. Tho
G"srnGn vi WI "!"T' ,1ht to
nt Chtcago. Juno :, whcru acventy-tw.i scats
,s, hayo nce 1 M rcaerxc FER te ,c!,,t6rs An nd
nas wv ~ o. ttyo co,sIsPnx 10 G soht1 y hzaot sH,
Sy s"'e Sfw ;S.!k aq @ s"1s Asfs
soe!atio,,. which met hero hal yonr. although tho
object ia tho samc. a1'ti many of thu wnrk.
SE %nme "ro sfS q 10th nnches e. Tho
rassago Of n sixtonntl! Amerl1aScnt 10 tho
constitt.ton nf tho United statcs, enAfcrrInR Tho
Association sccka to secure tto rrgIt Of suffrage
frnm tho stato Legislatures. The former Is mn
ontxrtwsh Of. tho E1unl Rights .Assoclnttoil,
tsM when tho National BlitfruRn Association was
nTrKin!zeI T by delegates from nineteen stntcs.
6o II nv yesE e nSsinKs 4se s n
hold! every .1anllafy III washington dMring tho
as:sL9s Of Congross N n, intSryiow With 1E
n"AuSECuiFEsIHuHGIlts eHsl.Ii II. y ntHDut HHEU
tho following brief history Of tho StNtety: Tho
1rst nsctng of tho Aasoe!nton wna heil III
beth cady santcn and ii htcroits i % Matt ii "fi Tho
mcotinE adjourned to Rochester. and two ynnrs
nFn tho th[rt!eth anniversary wns colebrntcd In
gnte tn attotnt!nce !,pnn this Convention, wns
present Ut tho joint Convention. For years tho
meetings "cre hcl at tho cnli Of u Nntiannt
MI E1.R1.ll!Ehts Association wis formed, hut
nn imtHrregni,,n Of several years occurred nftcr
EoQc.l In 0thor work. These wntt,cn nrK,ifiizcd
tho first Loyal LenKstc, and THO Equni-lN9hta
Association sent q petition IT, Congress In tBG1
Askl1iK Tor tho abolition nf s1ayery. signed by
moro thnn half a million names.
, 1880-05-26

Mr.. y. W. Wheeler was elected OIL Inspector on
tho third ml!lnt- It WAS resolved TINT tho COM
ren*ation 10 nxcd at az per ccnt of tho fees
monthly, and TINT hn give n bond to pny tho re-
,nninlnE islif pnr cont Of fees into tho yitngn
1'rcnsurr. 1t was resolved 10 employ William
j. Hamilton as Assistant Superintendent 1T
Public Works and Tapper. for the ensuing
ycnr nj 4. salnry of 500 PR. month,
t ttI'cl'tll1F sho ,.;o Of horac md buggy:
elected for tho ensuing ycar: John O'nnnnclf,
Neorgo tlnseeit, Richard Dnnphy. j. n. Mny-
strcntcrRrn. .InhM MotRcnthnlcr. Peter L,i,nl-
lIllrRt. Jnntcs n cl}owcll. Thanns aiehan, Thnmns
ii,i;1tor, i,, ratrlck Clancy. Ewnrt1 Crnss Fred
wnEt,a nt tho employees nj tho Joint Water
Works ne follows: Chief Engineer and snper-
ginccrs, per month, &s5; tlroIncn, per month,
, 1880-05-26

a..o 's,a"u .,''m ., "n En9cAFs.
mo cnSe u Edward y. snllc. tho irncIpAl OF
afternoon by thu 1}onrt, or hI,,ent,nn'H Cou,nIt.
tce.-Insnc.tnrs u. 4. lInvnn u r KnIth mr.,
,,si'.,. n, ~ Ia''.', !.' u nshn' nto
WIS requested 10 rslHn his position owing 10
his administration II curpor1ll punlshrnctlt to
NV " t'.a iupts utt ', n1s eu"sse' ny hAt'o
mayer Nnf'1cf'. sf. snilt rrfuhed to resign, aEd
; committee waited upon him and pitt him out.
vcstar,nv - -" wa" "e'' ''o'''''
'~o'1''' ..............
o1uminct was tho hoy Meyer Nortlcn htrnsc1f.
WIN rc,..utr11 Inn tcx,i,u,,nv ci,,.,, in tho W.,
iit.n tn,irt '"9 'N'''"' "''o" ~ @"o F"-
NfsS II~,.vu-,, .vna ,.,..,, s,,,u,n, a., -.
thn ,9,r TIL tn, ""r, tsm,..,oa,Hnu E ~ ~ ~
~" lin. mi ,,,.,.,r hnr ,rn nni 1 ~ s ~a .1 ~.
u h.I to ns W ~ % s.tY' a'tu a. Mt.H .H tnat s!no
Iis n,,,"r M ",.n,nt ~ ri lii it,,'t 1c" - ~
, 1880-05-26


l1l:NEbEnY-In this city. on tho 18th hist, Cnth-
,funorni from residence q South nerplalnns.sL.
foni.
tB- Rockford papers pcAao copy.
nEA AvlH-.At Westcru Springs, ILL.,. on Tucsdny
AtlntB l}env!s.
FMnornl to.day Mt r: from Union Central dopot,
By carriages to ltOschl. F-''
.IIATtIAWAy-At 10 n'clock n. ru. May H. Amos
Wi1bur, hKed yenf months nnd tnys. Ylunxesk
son of lot!co Cnptnin Anus Wilbur and .itosalio
Funeral frnm Fcatdenco Of parcntn 81 sedRwck-rt,
tn.ny Mt O'clock, By carriages to loBBt E9netefy.
Fr!enCs OF tho family Hr0 tnv!tud Without further
notice.
LYNCI-Mny 2s, OF scar!et foyer. Anna. infant
daughter Of fhosnas ind Btldgo Lynch, aged yoAr
md month";.
Funeral at o'clock this morning from residence q
uonr5-st. By cArEtasos to Calvary EcmoturY.
nAuElt-staY 25: Bridget l1anifcu dat,sttcr OF
Mtchael Hnd mn l1antfen and wife OF Fennk UMucr.
tllonCc by cnta to Calvary.
, 1880-05-26
THE TRIGGER.
ILLISO1B srOHTSMEN's ASSOCIATIONS.
Ht.ns,,F

cFFciHA 0k1IAteH 10 1f6 CHtcQQo ITlttHts
GAAEsnUN0, ILL.,, biay a5.-Tho unr,unl Conven-
tlon aud tournament Of tho Illinois State Spurts-
mons Association for tho Protection of Fish
and Game opened to-day at tho Driving Park.
There w'a a fine attendance for tho Opetltng
day. Most all the ofucurs OF the Association are
In attendance. At o'clock shoot No. opened,
ten single rises, twonty-ono yartls. There
wore eighty ontrios. Tho first prize, n brooch
louding gun valued Mt t.D0 WIS divided between
NJ. Ech and L. II. ltufurl, Of ltock Island. Tho
SECOND prize went to @. Il. Mears, Of Chicago,
Tho II third Pri%o went to T.. i: Crosby. John
W9tson Asd ". NcwbauKh divided tho fourth
and b!E time IL expected.
, 1880-05-26

slnce yltat!ty or nurynlIa strength Ia engcnacr-
Gtl'nost speedily by tho nBu uf FIll0wA' Syrup ot
llypophtspl'lcs. It IL tie ruu'aly calculated not
ont} tu m!tlXHtD thu vlnunc0 Of wasting discusses.
such " ,1se It from bcIug attacked BY oildolnio
, 1880-05-26
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.


GEN ElsxAl4 n GW5s
-
Tur tomporatn7o ycsterlay; ms r observed by
haHnese oPtcla'f' su % 'i"a'su' e'sooS 'Ans''
UNE 1luildlnR'. was Mt 4. nj, u degrees; 10 H.
H., II; l. H., IL; ~. Ill.,, II: y. n., Is. nar.
nnmc,rr. Ha m. MAJ: a u. M, apGG
rur ,tr,to aiming Tim ln,,orcrs oonucotet1 will,
thn santh Cbtcnrn stcci Mil hos ,,nt r,,t 't,ccn
setisa u i'A Tho % tIe,ity aroso FIR from NJ asmena
}nnde by aono Of tho lne,nrers and helpers f.'r
~ lncasG s,t Of SSnts per @ Az cr
ing. ..
4 nArEu's t1nzen nb,lse1 and t1nwntro)dct1
sms1, g t9S N i Nd9 s ysa g1s s1 met
rcsovcd 70 snnl .clegltcs to tie Nntfonhl l.ae"'r
Convention. which meets Ia Chcn9t' Juno q md
Al.o 70 tlcIaand Rd'ntlanee To tho saufa9e Coh"
Thc ,,nzaor for tho bcnc,t Of ,be 1lltno.s In.
.I,i.trni Nchtu, FOR t;irs VIVA npcnctl yestcrlny
evening nj Xpnln iiali IN tue Central s,tsic.
nnti @ 1o9u,, on,s, r ~ trnis rrnsdi cls.,.
whrr,, i splelnl!,l a.'lioneo VIVA prcsont 10 9lso
ruE M s"s!!ety Of 'ae h. Army m 9t ,he ,s Cumberland %
VIA e se,sa 's' to " sc1 % rerrcsentatIyos ~ tho
stNiy i" nttcna tlle soldiers reunion At MiI-
wnkc @ ,1, miST IN 81 se,fefS t Tets st fn re nea
returning Thinks Tor tho memorial scnt 10 hcr.
A MEETING, DC Tnytor's t3nttcry WIS held Inst
m,ts nHH for lrF csur,,io. ~ Il MI ddeu "a
ri 10 lsnscht ol, Gut ,luy lilo members oC tho
bn:trry tnkinu fhor fntnlIics with thp1n and
s 1rve n,sl H. wsrs st are m t e 1o
Hntl nrrnrvcmciits snutIe 10 keen tha iot in ryNn
cemetery was i o'clock, aud a Eooi attci,dnuge
is locked for.
1HE Donoeraio County Central Committee
mot Inst cycntng and held lengthy meeting III
fssa so Of s, thS psr tlf1 aSt +
wis called upon to deny his connection with tho
, 1880-05-26

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION.
Tho Committee on Why's and siears will con-
vcnc mt tho earliest practical moment to ndyiso
on the beat means Of developing and retaining
wisdom tooth. Drs. McChcsney at tie chaIr
Grant their clegnnt dental parlors. Squarcst
set Is.
, 1880-05-26

Three-bnso hit-Fint.
First EtsG on bnlls-I1nrnilnE.
First base OH errurs-ChirnH0s, d: Dutfnloa, l.
Strl,ok ont-lt!chnr'lsnnG G.j, Calvin. Dalrympc,
Wllnmson l?l, Flint. umrlls. EastGrhrook.
trkrs caiic-9!f aSlsi il il; o,t ui ao1s'nitb ii Il.
LEFT on b9ses17,Chicagos. E; Buslalos,s.
WILD Mtld pltchcs-uoldarnlth, !.
Umplrc-Libby.
OTr1En GAMES.
Special Dispateh to The Chicago Ttthttne.
-, WohcEsrEIi Mnss:, May 25.-pFovidence boat
Worcester @ @tn,aay ! to !.
49, TaoY. n. X, May s5.-Tho Dostons bent tho
-, 81, Sssstai Il D,Ratts to To T. ca.eaeo Tribune =,
C1.EvEt.Asp, O., Alny .a5.-E1ovclanl won tho
i, fourth game from Cincinnati to.dny, tho sooro
1 sptstai ptspa,eh to 7ns Chicago 7,tbuns,
nAfTiMoNE, bitl., Mny :s.5,-ln tho g,l,1Io to-day
ootweon M the baEtlrnores nnd Nationnla the lattcr
NATIONAL LEAGUE MEETING.
6ptetat Dtspdteh 10 The CAteaq, Trih,tnt.
NlA0AHA Fails, Mny aJ.-A special inccttug
of tho Nat|Hnat Lo,guo WIS hold ut tho CntnrNot
were psessnt: ". 4. iluIsrt, Of ch!saso. Frcsi.
aaGnt; a; n. +. ! IHonnK sseretnry; a. II, aoacn. Of
e Iiuiialo; q j. nisckb,tri!, Of Giac,Siat; J. +.
tSri Il IL, Il viee. Together
ono Of tho iijrcetstrs or tho Troy Club. THO
gathering wis cAllctl to Orslgr by n1r. lilbcrl.
ta M nSSsf q e 5fo tbs hsEswaE Etoe
dcnce Club:
sissT Ss;a a,N E asmao
lill CllIa-Sln: Under sso. 4 Of Art. V. of ,ho
Constitution Of tho National Lenguo of profos-
Inform you TINT tic Troy City H.so. Till tlub
hnvo vlo!atetl sec. OF Art. IL or tho Cuis,ltii-
s u sssex ~ e s ss sss sssosR sss s& x p p9s
cord[nK To tho tcrtHa OF suld section. I Klyo
you The facts H. tho case. The ,Troye
is of tic current ycar. Tic gnno OF tho 1sth, ill.,
attsr tn, three tnnngs hn,l been pIayGd by thcmand
poned BY tfo umpiro % ,!cco!il,t Of raiu. 1 We
showed .concluslyeIy to slAnuscr Ferguson TINT
so s s9ua ~ rfn ia III hsrs wnt aa ray h9 5
1Ysyo ;fS r hsFo X o' fariSr 9S1.. ,haa as
S sth. sst Dsigr ny the 1 a,e 3 N ot Of ,hoe e
sssta ncas Kame IT. Troy WITH ,s M9r
Ea,nss " Mttcn.lu ,y,ls c4llnd to tho fact that
FcrYtson loft with his club ii, tho Uvenfns Of
a''esto mic hc,hSr o tbat esSsS can he paye sesns o
" ,.r SpetDE u vd doow ! Xp4 XII nfsss ss 5 g. sns
under !ho provisions er KIT. i q tic Gor,stlta.
tion: II not: Soc. Ut Rulo u.s. uldur ClAss Ill,
~ .ns " ,;Isn IN, ~ "!aW o. tn,s asnSet ot
s ,1a,', ho ,st " a npnt ann na!a AZ
Wiz clo pay aIj tho rnv CHI !,nt asp. a,,'n
g Pn 9rn1 to1 ,a ae a w!t1 M tae ~ yo ni!,!loA ~;
III" ,,e f.rfe NH hv - y ~
H. a.ec ~ ~, MY ug ., ~ r.,
I,sa" So T.t ~ @ Wu MuM' ~ nenu.t ~ tno irnrl-
Mn, Go, S!l UPON yon ~ seeFoGtrX o. the
=. arnra ~ T.esn.slts @ "! .uA!t ou'os
~ ~ upntt tno rot k!un tno pIGEih!ons az
Ss1' - ar; ot ne cos.Huttoia q! re NatlonaI
i9sart ny .s.,, ts sltT, y. dinT,
r, Ttusunt ~ ttnF!laeAeo tAse- lil! hssocsntton
I'm itMss bMt ~ "r,ttS answer IT, taoAoye
t1aI' .' sa Mmnttn8 ~, ~ re 19oaa stosts-
tln!!y w tho$ Wttt suited ny alr INioks but Gx-
Gnslnx, tho c,n.inct nf ti1etr lna1ager on tho
, 1880-05-26
a Republican NlnJ1rIty ut the APRIL
EIGettNNk III 1ntltnun.

IN tNWnabp ClCNtiDnH II INIl.Nu C3 retllrus
Aro lna!.a tn tho Htnto nuthnr.ics,-n 10 the
County Clerks. Thu ln.liann@a,lss .Ioaf,.Gl Ills
l'lsrk ar overy county In tho htatv tho y0tu f,r
Township Truste1s ut tho april election. The
result shows Republican nla1ur!ly lit Tho GtNtV
nj t4at ulGttio,l Ut I,DA. This Indicates iu1t in.
dlana II Republican 5tate, and I'LL that IL t,cc-
esaAry tn scelirp thu Electoral vito OF tho 6tNiu
tAls full u tn nOIM1Mnty II ltiltn ut Chicago who
Will pull tho full yute Ut tho purity.
, 1880-05-26

Special Dhpateh To The Chttupo 1s1bune,
1NplAHAr0Lls, Ind, Mag ..i.-Arttclcs OF incor.
porutton OF the I.ogansport, Kewnnu l. South
1.cn,l HALLWAY Company wcrO tiIed with tho Hco-
rctary OF Stato this morning.
, 1880-05-26
MARRIAGES.

nuy tho Improved Howe Scales. borden. Sol
lock e. Co., Agents, " Luke Strcot
, 1880-05-26

The Eltlrcdge SeWing-sIachtne,- leads
t!le e. world. al,4 IL The best for you to buy.
, 1880-05-26

DAxIsON- -liAKHtNnrDN-O Hntursiay ovnninR
May ii, by tho lsey. ttcarRe G. NeDdhni, Alexander
w DAvst!I Of sprtnxhetd, Mnss, nnd Ahbiu 4. liar
, 1880-05-26

MedetuF pearta OF strength and specific euro
TOE nervous dtseAsc8 and nlental exhaustion.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-18


GRAND LoDGE OF ORE6oN. The
Grand Lodge II Good Tsmpl,rs hes
been in session in Albany since Taes-
day. About 100 delegates and past
representatives are present. The ses.
sions thus far have bsen harmonious,
and great interest has been manifested
Ia the work. Eleven new lsdges we're
added to the jurisdiction during the
year. The hnancisl condition Of the
order in the State 10 gond. aud its mo-
meric.t showing is gratifying. Ad
tournament will proosbly b. reached to.
day. The elec.ion Of grand officers for
the ensuing year. took rlaee yesterday
AFTERNOON. with the following rcsult: g
4 Sehlbred-, q w G IT: Mrs. E n Van.
dervext. g w Con; Sue Joplin. q w v
T; J E Houston. G w Src'y; q w
Di.nick, q w Treas; II A Wallace. g
w Chap; N II Harrison. g W NJ; Edith
Tozier.. q w d NJ; Emma Fi.her.
Grand Guard AZ Chambers. Grand
Sentinel; n A Putnam. q n; r e Hog.
ter. Sups Juvenile Temp; r w Ryan
and Jas 81 G,st, Grand Representatives.
H,llsboro has been desiynAted - the
place for holding the next annual EOS.
sioa. which wait take pi.oe in June.
1881.