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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-03-20
Justices Court.

The case Of C. H. Aiken, Jr..
came up before Justice Harkin on
March II, ut 12M. Wal. J. Tuska,
counsel for defendant, announced
that his client was ready, and wished
the trial to proceed. The District
Attorney, however, refused to prose-
cute, and the case was dismissed.
Counsel for defendant objected to
dismissal, and asked that objections
be entered on the docket.
JUDGED FOR CONTEMPT. After the
criminal case had been disposed of,
Aitken was cited at the instance of
Frank Stewart to answer as to the
disposition of his property. He re-
fused to answer the questions put to
him, and Judge Harkin committed
him to the county Jail for "a hours
for contempt. A habeas corpus was
applied. hut it did NOT operate until
about an hour before his time was
out.
On the same day, C. F. Blackmer
had G. Becker cited, to answer con-
corning money and property of c.
II. Aiken Jr. under his control.
Mr.. Becker was instructed by the
court, to hold any and all property,
belonging to G. III. Aitken, which
is under his control, subject to legal
levies, already made upon him.
In regard to the case of contempt,
Judge Harkin says, that he intends
10 maintain the dignity of the
Court, and that within his own pro-
per jurisdiction, he will see that
orders are obeyed as promptly, as
though coming from the supreme
Court.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-03-20
French and Spanish Lessons.

Those wishing to learn either
French or Spanish can receive proper
instruction from thoroughly com
potent teacher by calling upon Mrs.
s. E. Carlton, No. 113 North B street.
Virginia. tr.sr
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-03-20

with pneumonia.
G. p. Randal is building large
barn in Dayton.
o. E. Nash, of Como, was in town
Wednesday. He rep Jrts that camp
in Furnishing condition.
"How many miles is it to Comop'
13-15-14-bet you don't make 1t
in three hours
Col. NJ. G.. Gillette, who returned
to the Comstock last Wednesday,
says this is the best place he knows
of.
The Republican State Convention
will meet at Austin on the llth of
May. See under head +" New To-
day. rGI
Prof. J. E. Bray has brought suit
against w. W. Byron for defama-
ton of character. The damage 10
laid at $4,000. T-z
Geo. s. Elder was Fconmitted to
jail in Carson, foro contompt RI : OF
Court, in Sms8ng 10 answer as to
the disposition of his property.
Miss Nettfe westerfisld was the
recipient OF farewell party 10 Day.
ton, last Tuesday, 6ighr. Miss wes-
terfeld left for esiitorfiia yesterd day.
Pat Ga ney, who had his arm brok.
en- in Dayton last week, Is recover
ing rapidly, and thinks lie will soon
be ready to experiment on the other
arm.
Mr.. A. T. Baily, the genial and
courteous dramatic agent, after a
lengthy absence, is once more in our
midst, accompanying Captain Craw-
ford's Dramatic Combination.
Wal. j. Tuska was in town on
Thursday, looking after the interests
of some of his clients who had got
into trouble, and needed his assist
ance to get them out.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-03-20
Pianos an 4 Organs For Sale.

Readers of THE TIMES who con-
template purchasing piano or organ
would do we'll to consult the editor
before purchasing, as they might
thus save hundreds of dollars and
get wider list of celebrated max
ers to select from than they could get
at any music house IN the world.
Terms, TO suit purchasers.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-03-20

Resolved, That the following test be re.
quired Of each and every voter at the Primary
Elections: That he supported the Republican
State ticket Ut the last general election, or
would have done 80 had he voted, and q
pledge to support the nominees of the Chicago
National Convention.
L. L. REQUA, Chairman.
ALI DorEx. Secretary.
Republican papers Of Nevada please copy j
mario
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-03-20
NEW TO-DAY.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DYv VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of the District Court of the Second
Judicial District, State of Nevada, in and for
The County Of Douglas, and to me directed
and delivered for Judgment rendered in said
Court on the 18th day of February, A. D., 1880,
in favor of B. Bates, Plaintiff. and against
George s. Elder, Defendant. for the sum OF
three thousand seven hundred and forty.one
and hfty-oine one hundreths dollars ($3, TAI So
l0Oths), with interest on the anne ut the rate
Of 10 per cent. per annum until paid, together
with eighty-four and ninety-fve one hun
dredths dollars 1884 05-100thsl costs and DIS
bursements, and accruing costs now amount
ing to the sum Of s2 80, on which Judgment
$3.50 14) has been paid. leaving balance Of
1884, 9S 90-lO0ths) due and unpaid. with inter-
est thereon from March 10, A. D., 1890, to.
gether with costs that may accrue, did, ON
the 18th day of March, A. D.. 1880, sieze, levy
upon and take In execution, all and every the
tight. title and interest of the within-named
defendant, George s. Elder. In and to the fol-
lowing described real property, to-wit:
All that certain piece. parcel and lot OF
land, lying. being and situated In Johntown,
County of Lyon. State OF Nevada. and consist
ing of about six t6l acres of land. adjoining
the Sacramento Mill property on the east
together with the blacksnith-sh shop. house,,
stables and appurtenances thereto belonging
being the same property conveyed by Joseph
Damon by deed date June 10, A. ID 1876, to
the said George s. Elder, and recorded Decem.
Der 70, 1876, in Book H Record Of Deeds Ly.
on County. Nevada. page 400 aud <31 togeth-
err with ell and singular, the teneIaents, hered.
itaments aud appurtenances thereunto belong
ing. or In any way appertaining.
Notice is hereby given that on the 10Th day
OF April A. D., 1880, between the hours OF Q
o'clsck A. N and 5 O'Clock N viz: at IL
O'Clock N. of said day, 1 will SELL all the
right. title and interest Of said defendant,
George s. Elder in front Of the Court House
door, in Dayton. said Lyon County. Nevada,
at public auction, for cash in hand, to the
highest and best bidder. to satisfy said execu.
tion and all costs.
X. A. COOKE.
Sheriff Of Lyon County, New.
Dayton, New, March u, 1880.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-03-20
The Quinn Mine.

Everything is going on smoo thly
at the Quinn mine. They will com
mence hosting water ON Monday.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-03-20
MINING AND engineering.

n MOSHEIMER. IN SAN FRANCISCO.
- . in cooperation with q Society of En-
gineers, is publishing monthly journal, THE
ENGINEER OF THE PACIFIC, devoted to
the advancement Of Mining, Engineering, Me-
chanical Arts, etc. onducted on strictly
scientific principle rice, 81 so per
year.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-03-20
NEW TO-DAY.
REPUBLICAN
STATE CONVENTION

A MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN
State Central Committee OF Nevada, held at
Virginia City. February Is, 1880. the follow
ing resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Resotusd, That the Republican Site Gen.
trail Committee of the State of Nevada order
that State Convention be held in Austin,
Lander county. in this State, on TUESDAY,
MAY ELEVENTH. 1850, at the hour of IL
O'Clock A. NJ. of said day, for the purpose of
electing six delegates and six slternates. to
represent the Republican party in the Nation.
al Republican Convention. to be held at
Chicago, Illinois, June 2, 1880.
Resolved. That We recommend that the sew
eral Republican County Central Committees
OF the State of Nevada call Primary Elections
of the people. for the purpose of electing del.
eRates TO the said State Convention at Austin;
the said Primaries to be held on or before
May 6. $780,
Resolved. That the basis Of representation
In said Convention shall be one vote for
each and every 100 votes. or fraction OF 80 or
over 50, cast at the last general election for
the Republican State ticket, to-wit:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-03-20

VUNo PAT HENNEssEY, HIS aRANTREs.
IL or legal representatives rou are hereby
notified that have expended one hundred
dollars In labor and Improvements upon the
Star OF the West claim, situated In Iooms,
Palmyra Mining District, Lyon county. Ne
the provisions Of Section 2324. Revised Stat
utes Of the United States, being the amount
required to hold the same for the year ending
March II. 1879; and IL ninety days sitter thia
notice by publication you fail or RET use to
contribute your proportion OF such expsndi.
ture as Q co-owner your interest in said claim
will become the property Of the undersigned.
under the provisions OF the said Section ASA
CHAs. L. AHL.@
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-03-20

G. p. Randall is building a large
barn in Dayton.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-03-20

CURED Promptly and
Permanently. send q
Bottle Of my ceiebraa cd rem
WNWTTy sdg, with . valuabls tscatise
Il - on sfiis disease, free 10 alTsuf-
ferers WHO send me TIA sir P. o.
and ex prsss address. pr. II.
q. ROOT, No. ls3 Pesrl IT.,
New York City, N Y.
XZICK's ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY
v Magazine, 80 pages, Colored Plate and
many fine engravings in every nun Der
Price 81 IS a year; Five Copies for SIS. sptci-
men numbers sent for 10 cents; trial copies
for Is cents.
vick'a illustrated Floral Guide
beautiful work Of 100 Pages. One Colored
Flower Plate, and SEQ Illustrations, with De-
scriptions Of the best Flowers and Vegetables,
with price of seeds, and how to grow them.
All for Five Cent Stamp. issue Nov. Goth. In
English or German. J. VIcK, Rochester, MY.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-03-20

Disttiet Attorney Powell is down
with pneumonia.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-03-20
BRIEF MENTION.

Go and see Captain Jack on the
trail tonight. .. ...,..f ,.y Co.. ..,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-03-20

o. E. Nash, of Como, was in town
Wednesday. He rep Jrts that camp
in a Furnishing condition.
, 1880-06-26

This Is nob1o N.Itloa. hut nat n mob Of States
Thnt \ foreign fuo coufd crush with ruthless
All oppression we constcnn; and Dlsnstcr grimly
walls
For tho tyrnnt who tlcsp!scs human veal.
Ch0rts-Shsnit! shDstt. sh1ttt! We rally brivcly.
. Cheer ~ Impressed 1nns-wO are true.
The SAtlntl'4 nwR ehMll bG
Your hest HCCilrlty:
And We still Nro friuntls OF Freedom md
Of y1l.
O tho btnck in silence stands, Oppressed with
mulirnfuf thutiXht,
For ho tlrens our tnttle- struggles were In vnin
And iiHnHinrs TINT Mt last no tlGllvcrnnco WIS
wrought
lly nur cnr,i4es' blood TINT soakod tho batt!c::
cho,7s-shoutl st,outt shoat wc rnlIy bn.ycly,
etc.
o the Eonl OF Lincoln grleyos. as ho secs tho
b{nck oppressed.
And ht' t1cus tho henyy shnektos TINT lie broke
TINS 1,re,l.t;
hit we'll 1lrlytly lush nsltlo ench ore stroke.
ChorIss-shout! shout. shout! Wo raily brtvc!s.
ny tho soul Of dattnt1css wadc, md by 1tncoln's
We've s,vt'sn nur pnrty unyer sl,nll t1s.,and
TIL tho hlMck 1nAn ahnll rcccfYo Il truattncnt
And ,tatrs,ssicd voters yet shall rule tho lnnd.
chsnss-sio''t! Ehont! shout! We rally bravoly,
cite.
J0sgr,t MAl.lox DAKEn.
, 1880-06-26
NO CllRE M PAY.

DR.. picrcc's Family Medicines arc guar
NtltE pamphlets. They arc reliable, iltu not
sprung ftIlu popularity III n week nr
mouth AlMl gU,le out nf fuyUr NJ ruHit-
ly. but letnE sustained l,y merit, llnvn
won Il .wnrlt-witle reputation, lseccssltat-
lng a brunch Ill London IN supply fur
clEn countries, w'lln tho home Snles nre
t;olile, Met!Icn1 Discovery pl,riilcs mil cll-
rIcl'r:s; the bland. preventing fnyrrs. and cnr
Ing NIL skin aMl s.r0ftl!Uus affections, stfn,u-
lntlnE tlie liver to ngtiu1l, relieving bilious
hess. nlul curling consumption, which IL
SrItltllft of the lungs. II thu bowels aIa
ct'siive, tako t'lerce's Pellets tlfttle pilis).
lnili sold ly druggists.
Cn1c.Att, Ill.,. SIay !, 1s7l-lVor1t1's Dis
For yenrs | have h:cll. q grcnt sufferer. Aly
trouble first started with terrible ngise cilils
and constitutions. 'rhts left mo Iii 1871 will
u raeklng Ctlgl md frequent blecdnga from
the lungs. Since tilts time huye bccn con-
tIn,iatly tlocturtlg. consulting physicians
,wftlInMt humber, From then! received nu
lyncft 0r encouragement. Tho most noted
rllysca,s Of our ttiy who Inst visited nv
Sxrsassl % thfir aEnions @ n j. the II h1iaf but
the few lays ynu hive to live, WI cal.nOt
lulp you." | grcw stcndily worse under
their treatment. DIle tlny, through reading
ynnr Memorandum Duok, learned Of the
tsoltlgl Aletlicnl Discovery. With but 1fltl,t
llol,c of .rulief, purchased bottle Antl
tntlll 1t. To my surprise and satisfaction 1t
did hle. more R0od thNtl nll tho drugs tlatl
using u with benefit, nntl recommend it to all
to bh just what 1t y atlveEtsSd.1 Sincerely
yours, JAMES +. A1C(iIlATIl,
80 Wight street.
, 1880-06-26

sxsr. ; :, II Il, the ssr!imi%s = is;s tisSi,,x lie
t!ntis ho nitrrc, IT, c,Htt by The way ut settling
H." a.; ,a,1s;fsto' st1E fr.st!na Of what tho i.w-
s!au!i.opl'', III t'cfnl,er: h. ta,xanc !" art"int
Mn trntt. thu linz. <kilIcd III ilntnrin,sa, lilo
l,ntt" nrr'!ntcs t,csn commissioners onir Mt
'''s Ss t. = psS s xst :t @ n' IF. te ''S9s 5 r sas fs
diving d nrcees nin,t ORG. f"rth "f the ' t"rri:
tnrE tttsiEtIatHl fur crRslbn by tho Congress-
Tile negotiations. s might tmtt,nlsy nvc bcc.
snsst,st ,y,.: rt,!s.,, t o tl,n 1nt. e t'reece
,.t..r iiioir reserved rIuh,s by tic twenty.
tM.rtn art,rls q 10 li:rlM 1't,aty,, Int
' nt VT Wy "r The ,tst k ths r"wE
,,t il ,c n'i;s ,.is "r H";,st IT, n, E,|" fs;,nss
tcrrItry il fuvaf"f Utceec s,,rst:.fc'i 1T tho
taa'Frcss twn ycurs np,.. Nfr. ttlu'l*tnlm, vii,
wtnr1 fha rrp,,intlon of hc'nx thu must rs,l'M
~ *tssttti. TIL the htfstlttUa nl lh the nnpisxne.
f'r thcar twu uyrnrs r'rslstenly tlcf,n,f,,ctsI rs
inttrc4ts H Turkey thss poituy orr l:1unni under
his 'fnrr predecessor nnw uilly reInHills to ev
see'! fr;n, shn results r. tllG present on:,fslcnrrs
I'rrnitr wi, tnvn ,ia,nIntai his Ewn A..,lnis-
tr1tlnn. By netting mt.rr consistently. With his
t,Gn,s 10 hIvc unin,cnd It II, rctl,ret tn sniIle
others. There IT, however, r.M'd rrraOn fnr
Am" . Mr t''ntsfSno - m h . NJ. tHs ! Ira!ny
TRICKS themselves.
Az 70 tho e.ntl1s NJ ,ntH.crn Greece NJ nnttos.
rsrvn tlso [uttress t,r ts'll,l.ssi'i If utttslin
peoples 1ls Il MT !t,e t'r!i TOR se,.s*ioi,. hut
;csarrn IT, r. ss 'nHh. TIC Interests Of the I!tto
hnnc tn ihe hcnrt nf enlightened n,a.k f''r It
wrnto:
ttrnrrn mi 1,nr f.,unInfionA
, 1880-06-26

CORRESPONDENCE.
W. G, D.. Fast HaRinsw, Silch., will please &C.
ccpt thnnks for pllzxles sttit+
Badger, Wisconsin. found four. Of tho pug
zlcs,-Nos. 1.l6g, Tim, ,lDEe and l.1l4.
Tyro, city. Though b,tsy entertaining hclngntcs
Anl hiirt7hng nHnitlst thttl term, found four
of the list on Saturday and sent them In. Ills
ansHcFs wcrc III l,la9, 1,lRl, ,l'fa.. nnd 1,lot.
Dick Rh.,n9ry. city. was so anxious to 10 III,
9t tho death with tho YthM Etirsaefs TINT hn
didn't tiMiAh tho 1fnulnnd ami let Mira. t(urrIB'
twleter 70, Tho rest were correct, md d. s. was
tho first to bo hearsi from.
with tsS f II h' tho p,.ss,es- H. tsnes sH ti1nt
nude her voxg&l beinK gtten lp t,y pi,ttl,, Mrs.
ltnrris, and 1'0whcnt. Hho wtni1l hAyU beon
lRueh hHpRer hnd she fn,lnd them,
Il. +. X. city, WIS Afr.tl hntl bn ntnong tho
last thle week. mt hnting timG cnrlcr to put Ills
thnnHhts On puper. Ills ui,Hwcls wfro cflrrcut,
which Mr. X. tries with tCh,,Ech- -servteu."
Thu nro.uIos, Galrna. ILL.,, are aguiu Mt tho
thu 1etter t1ntcd May 70, Puntf'N sur il cor-
a!dored very 4totl a exceedingly tlIl,teit, A1ul
riddle.
Tuwheal. Fulton, ILL.,, nnawers Nos. 1lS9. liza,
anl l,lD1. Ills answer to No. l,lE} Is as fntows:
Fnn'c! Mts. II. OF ionrn suls rtdd.a In Tho Tor
Aso;t u snare to trap us in-and 30 como to warn
TO s9nd 10 "r'da'e man again. With e1upo upon I'll.
looks q ,.o II 'twers worn With purpose to de-
"rhe answer 10 tho node sr!" Oh. yos. III quickly
Think 4 e. shepherds crook. With little dot Il,
, 1880-06-26
SIHlt1NO on SUNDAY,
70 ths Edtlor o. 7hs Ehttago Tribune,

9b lh Edt!or o. 7hs fhttaeo Tribune,
CiIiOAtitl. jnno :s.:.-ls thero anything In this
Warn summer owning tn Inspire mt tn wrttQ3
PeFiu!'s not. liut Frank CllshlnH's letter bus
given lu Ill incnt!ye, aIltl, NJ tho warm wrMthgr
seems to hAre cOInu to stny. this vii! hv :ls OPP
portWne Il ti1nu III Any Other. You i1.npinc, i,
T., that y0u hour me c1cau, Wirkt.,l Wrli,
thut is Just whut thought. Ny ts,nscIcnco
wsultl nut lcs stso go ashllg OIL 8unduy even tn
got solncthing for supper, FeEhap4 y0u will
thlnk, u do few OF my frlentls, that Mn
troubled With ton much conscioncts- ia 1t posi-.
bio that that can DO III tnl1lctiun7
IEllo enough, whnt asc the boys not llable to
do hundreds ut mlles uwAy from thotr dear
mothers, wives, aF sistcssr lsut your Thoughts
Ut tllen aud tho'r low ansl pruyers for y0I1,
should ho your taltsman. No tlu4bt thp ix,ys
enjoyed themselves, aud thoy could havv .poi,t
ton IL NY mind II haYu not douu just
~ wsoaK thlri2s on Sunday u to 10
i',shtng'-foGhk!ns 1,aan hlss u Lix dnnsrl for q.
fHr tho lhSS who huye TT be Awny rr,nn bulit,
weeks a. timr: When business hours urv Svcr
ti''ln must hung heavy III llrtr hll,,.ls. bly
inK such ail1 when hu tusurss fls,ill u long tr:p
liz u ealhuslastle uvor everything, aud ulwnya
, 1880-06-26

Not that tho sensnns tlnw lc8s smoothly by
f!ere In this Northern cline.
Nut that tho Autumn wutkls less richly Sigh,
Wrtt1 this stlilplN rhyme
0f sAh pirElnlnn pastures that knew
Where 1,csluyrOyal grow.
Eot Kratetai lcss tho ruro wind socma
lhAt to my Eusptt1g llthstrl! atEeAms,
Aa fAntun!s RISE IN dreams,
Ihe ghast ny niKht III suit warm atoams,
of pcIliyrnynfs sccnt.
Had old yirHlnlan i,cllst 1snw
f0!!r temneat, t,t1rtlrel n,onarehs fclled;
saw n.ankt!nl yn'lr virgin Juices drnw
HcuklesS Ut EHturu1 Inv;
snW yt'n worried by the doga OF War!
Tho Ti l,caayroya. s, i still t,s foothold held.
Eyen now no breath car touch tho scaur,
Hut lalsGtis sAt0rs tnnYIcil thure
1hAt drift ana thrill nlony tho ulr,
From copaes basretlt btre,
long, aud still my fancy tries
LIKE 1l,o wt1o trulna II leaf builds up tsoe
With (rutt nld seed ctsllplcte',
!" ;f,w s.; the ~ ,.. Wio cs slipping gracefully
Aui pcn.iy:syai. scent, tho whilo,.
Cnn,Ga liko Ktlneny's bunting smile
A thing tn touch tho !nlier seflau
To Wnrbn thu hcnEt, Ntlti hAlllah thence
Al Earthly tHtnt. aI!l breathe cuol sighs
On fasslon'a tlhlilc-fud oycs.
There arc not inR1ly placna, friend.
III which Itpturesl NlAileu We send
~ uSerY nIfltatunc ~ thu way,
Aud 0fluhur As NC near tho GnQ;
Ar th0so hillsltcs ull and gray.
loOnslt that slipping lalstnru-land
The l0llISt spot my llfu scr knew,
Mhora-l cnuld wSsp that they aro fow-
joiix AcCAurx PLxAsAs7s,
, 1880-06-26

N fhs Edfar ~ Thu Gheago Tribune.
o CHICAGO, June s1.-A lotfor lii Till TRIBUNE,
datcd June 10. complains nf tho uycrcr,wticd
strcot-cara In thu morning and evening, auu in
sltca women to Plan their trips 10 that business
mon rutarnlng Gun have sonts. Doubttcss
wn'nen aro ~ glad IN ayota crowdcst Cur rs
men tu havo thonl. Every person who
phys a faro Ia entitled To u
scAL a. wo Understand It, cotnpauy
licensed to takc pay fnr stipulated ner.til,ls,-
tlattuit tn tAo pnlIlso s h4,l,ll t,lUr penuty to
supply that accommodation. Knw 1T worry
lIlisinoss men, chsn'su to stund up without re-
companies. they may 10 30 to tho cr,.uk Ut .iuot1.
Wo inpe It Will bo lung lsofore 0,r sous rrt,,nin
seilfet whe'! ", nHea Hr fec,e wt,!ll.n siults.
*A1ui III VOL III theMvrrnut Hired t1lnt,, A wllc,l
thcy ' sumo men will t,1 fu,.t,l vigorous elnlR
in 81 Prt1frst nHAliAt tho tstrr ut,isllrs* hy
tue r'lK community ttss x.!tiiuunt ,lrc,,ui-
!ntn9htaon VIII ~ provided f"r 49, 1t certainly
tue Wonen to give thou rum, lnstoul nf uskiux
Inc cur companies. J. l.. 81.
, 1880-06-26

1nsAs Editor NJ Tnt ehirapn Tribune,
GRAND RAp,rs Mich, Juno :ss..-1t strikes mo
1ofc,als TINT Mr. Cushing Ina oncnc'l a very
h'ftnb'o tnrIe 1Hr tho heated tcrm.-sn1nothlng
cot'l "nl ennfor'ahlos which 4 tn!ldly cn'er-
,,n. ,,, =" ttt'., -. -; 49,, 49,. ~. ,'1 .,r ,,ss ~
er n,.1 .n - thlnR TO 10 r,t q, ~ a,'d , quite nt
, woei eSg frr%1.h". rnH. or '"'F GU ''p'''''
M ot,e car deny that love {s nl.pgcthcr too
solitome pleasure for W warm yc,.l,cr; cycn tho
hst ct'fnfs'onpsace nt,d 1ehst lnboroa "f I'LL tx
hih'tlnns of tho grnnt pnssion,' inving ouc's
ssss vito f.! NJ onos SER. !. quite to-. ss.|oa,
m m . ~, -, ior sao ssp" ,'l .or wcn 'n" ~
, ma hy ali Wis., atsd well reKn'"tc'l tll''s ~,
, ~ t',1o ,, on n"tG pxzs @ steain
imocenty- y-eonseic,o%: pI"crs "f public oec,,. cit.
1'anry, 1 n1.d cnsy ~. frc!,hs i gs1ce by stw:
~ u. W, s snr - fssi,,s 1m warranted as permanent
n u y sea'y srcat M @ Mca tno @ nc a. wrrk ,,
os IN 1e'WS swer To- ose y, R tt epo wo y rbn rnS
whs', ilo observer "f soeIety ca.i .isy. a,,'i d:
.shs.r ,si, Y ntr@ WI" nr4 .t ~ ,r ~ eGn
tal,1; Anu ~. To- tloso sit.Scre md wGll;ncn.'-
anR ln.@s WI, 1"t. aessn t tae @ Ut s..H lug
i,ce WHIT a catny II ov va ps. inc
cn1" nt'e M ktn~leaRe y tho laGt III inc cs.st''
. nu 10 o,at ss otmefs VINO ';1r nk1 - ss''erf
.,lrIo',s t.tnpers and qualifications. cry
!or so,,. 1hereS, m,"g;Rttg nho af1a ~ 10
.rola ,t'l ny cMp1M.nt,mn t . ni' Mmy terms tn9y
sw ,'es ntsI. ,I TUG ui ~ an speet
utni,,, e T.. "psa''. h m u
;,cn @ !hmss 1 ~ t;g w sns ,sis IS ri ~ ny
, ~ II - IT. s', +, ~ @ ~ 81 IN Trn o,
~ icnst MI II us folish t'f,es, who mud pleas;
,t tt',tit..u ~ n ~ I'M, s:a n"u % ~ nn' 'l IT.,
, 1880-06-26

Hlahts. ami IA employed IN 1A>ritnfrl'a tnhncsn
E4Gtstry, wns tn ha. lEun lnRrrit,I 10 rcsi,er-
nallo y0,.iE man whn rrakrs IN l'urIRn nyunp.
Tic nrpnintc'l tmr null plncn fur tihn ceremony
wrre J! n'cn'k sunday Mftrrtn'n. mud ~.
hnar tho hrtl,. af,i Krt.'s,. a,,J INV intsmnsu
friends required! to the church. a. tho nilttf-
1B Clergyman wne utn,! II prs.sloii,mr tllu sut-
rmn w,irls which wns!sl si,nkr then, l,,li nt.tt
wife, TIN hre suddenly turned md tlr mi ri
tho Church ut tho tn> nf bur .rtari. Tho ur'xnn
nn ttnTtntors wtFn fll1r{l with rs,t,strrratinH,
hut nt,t,lK WITS lett fur them II, TN hut tn rt'-
illrfl hunt mil trck MI cxniunattHn, Ntmt
traftrlft n ti1r l'ttlt'* !'n'lsf i MT publicly
turned tn thu church. thu tllrn,i Ut tho Grr,'-
tnony wns tnkun mp w,,cre tllr hstc.a sudden
c1irrfct Ind dropped IT In thu nfterrt'i. itlsh
tcrrtIptIurls
, 1880-06-26

There are letters, papers, and postal cnrt1s Mt
this oilico for tho pcrauns whose nn11scs appear
below. Thoao living out Of tho oity should send
their address md n thrcc-cont stump, Upon re-
ccIpt Of which their ,nuil will 10 forwarded.
Residents Of Chicago cnn obtain thotr 1nail by
calling ut Room 10 Tribune building:
Y1ddle, Mrs. Lucy l.. Crosby,
brighton, Arlington,
A. G., Fcrn Leaf,
Creed, Sufferer,
Cured, Chnt,
4 Henl1er, Rnven Hair.
Amber.
, 1880-06-26
THE COOPERATIVE plsES9 ASSOCIATION.
~ tn Editor a tn Chicago Tribune,

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NEW YoHK, June 25-stagnnnt as business is
this wnrHl weather, tho Lndies' Cooperative
Drcsf Association of Now York gncn on ifko
Tontifson's brook. Though 1t tns hecn urYat-
ized two mouths nnIy. tt nus seolro .lone Q,sarter
nf Its cnpital. subscribers tnking from ono to
twenty aharps. Amn,,E Its pAtrons nre: Gen.
Sherman, ucn. schenck, Mary il. Hooth. ctlttor
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Curtis 1sallnrsl, Mrs. Or. i}Ureml,s, tho linn. IT,
.. MeCnrl,!ck. IsnfMs Hatch, ncnryu II. llEnncf.
arii. Vlcu-FresIdcnt Of tho Erie ftRtfruu l.ol,
Lnhn ll.&, Mra. J,lIia Ward iinwn, Mis. Knto
FIcllls Yrs. President +. 4. r. IhtrI,ur,I, Mra.
i.r0f. +. Il. io,slnans, DR.. j. q. lIotlnnt, Mrs.
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Hugh hic1,m1loeh, Mrs. t;e0rxn l.plny, Mr. Il. c.
Stcdnlan. Prof. A. u. Wheeler Ut Spw Haven,
and hundreds ct pruniinrHt men aud women It.
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