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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-05
ST. DAVID'S DAY.
Its Cele bration at Thoms' Hall.

xLH VclcuIdLluu dt 4uOMS Q6lls
The Welsh citizens of Cincinnati Assem-
bled at Thoms' Hall last night to celebrate
st. David's Day. The following was the
programmes:
lEe Idlh 1hciioelSsoliI
Ambrose Musical Society.
La Cachuca...... Raf
Miss Flora Heckert.
Comrades in Arms..................... Adam
Cambrlin Glee CLUB.
Man the Bishop
Mr.. William Miles
Oh, Fly With Mendelssohn
Ambrose Musical Society.
Tell Me- Oh, lrd""...:.".......... ...".....""Abt
Miss Katie Evans.
Love and Wine. .Mendelssohn
Canbrian Glce Club.
Pleseriad Niagara. Parry
Mr.. William Miles.
Cold Frost Came" ......"...."..,. delssohn
Ambros Musical Society.
Beatrix .Concone
Miss Sailie Edwards
Triumphal March (Naaman) Costt
Ambrose Musical Socety.
The programme was nicely rendered anG
gave great pleasure to the large audience
The music was under t e auspices of Mr.. J.
LLOYD Evans and Mr.. Richard Evans, while
Miss Flora Heckert presided at the piano.
Miss Katie Evans and Miss Sallie Edwards,
both accomplished vocalists, contributed
very materially to the interest of the coli-
cert. The Welsh societies of this city give
about the most delightful concerts to which
the public are ever invited, and certainly
maintain the traditional prestige of the
Welsh people for being fine musicians.
At the conclusion of the musical exer.
cises the audience adjourned to the ban.
auet hall where magnificent lunch had
been prepared. The entire affair was very
pleasant, and the day will long be remem
bered by those who participated in its OBJ
servance.
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From a Prominent Drug House.

H. H. WARNER & Co., Rochester, N. Y.
Dear Sir: 1t is now only three months
since we received your first shipment of
Safe Remedies. We have sold drugs in
this place for twenty years, and we have
never sold a proprietary medicine that
gives such universal satisfaction as yours,
especially your Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure, and Safe Diabetes Cure.
ceived great benefit in cases If Kidney diff
ticulties, Asthma, Rheumatism, Diabetes,
Bright's Diseases etc.
Respectfully yours, SIssoN & Fox,
Alexandria Bay, N. Y.
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Jupiter.
lBelgrayia.1

Jupiter's diameter is about eleven
times that Of our earth, and his mean
density is about a quarter that of the
earth, or about third more than water.
Now, bulky body may be composed Of
heavy nt,teria.s, and still, as whole, be
light likA an iron ship CT lump Of
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FOKTY.SIXTH CONGRESS-.
SENATE.

bENhIEo
WARRINGTON, D. c., March A bill was
reported and placed ON the calendar to es-
tablish United States Court in the Indian
Territory.
Bills introduced and referred:
To provide for the payment of pensions
to widows and minor children upon the
death of pensioners totally disabled from
| wounds in the service.
To make the crime of rape punishable
with death. The House joint resolution to
amend the act making appropriations for
sundry civil expenses of the Government
Tor the present fiscal year was reported and
| placed on the calendar. The House bill
making additional appropriations for the
support of certain Indian tribes was passed.
At the expiration of the morning hour tn.
Senate resumed the consideration of the
Fhz John Porter Bill and Mr. Logan con-
tinued his speech in opposition to it,
pending which the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, March 4.-The House re-
sumed consideration of the bill to regulate
the removal of causes from State TO Fedora
Courts. Several amendments were agreed
to- after which the bill was passed-yeas
| 160, nays rs.
The bill to reimburse the State of Ken.
lucky for money expended for the United
States during the war, was reported back
from the Committee on War Claims. Re
ferred to Committee of the Whole.
The House in Committee of the Whole
proceeded to the considera ion of the bill
to refund the United States'debt and Mr.
Wood, of New York, spoke in favor of it.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Woods remark:
the House took recess until half-past Z
the evening session to be for the considera
ton OF pension bills.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-05

Your life is in danger when you allow a
severe cough or cold to go unchecked. DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup is a cheap, harmless
and reliable remedy.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-05

The best remedy for liver complaint is
"Sellers' Liver Pills." Only Csc per box.
Sold by all druggists.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-05
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DUTLER COUNTY COMMON PLEAS.-Ed.
ID ward Wrenn, plaintiff, vs. Nicholas Mullen,
defendant By virtue of a VenditiOni Exponas,
to me directed by the Court of Common Pleas ol
Butler County, Ohio, will offer for sale at the
door of the Court House in Hamilton, Ohio, on
SATURDAY, March 9Th. A. D. 1880, between the
hours OF and o'clock p M, on said day, the
following described real estate, to wit:
Town Lot numbered seventeen an, as known
and designated on the plat of the village n
Amanda, Butler County, Ohio
10 be sold as the property Of Nicholas Mullen q
the suit OF Edward Wrenn.
Terms cash. Appraised at $500.
F. D. BLACK, sheriff,
Butler County, Ohio
MIILIKIN & CAMPBELL. Attys.
February 4th, 1880.
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CTATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY, IS.
~ Case No. GO 055.--The Irish Building Assoca,
ton No. 1, of Cincinnati vs. Joseph s. Riggs ct al,
The defendants, Joseph s. Riggs, Clara Riggs
John J. Cozad and Harrison Brothers will take
notice that on August 26th 1879 the plaintiff filed
his petition and subsequently an amendmen,
thereto, praying for money judgment agains
Joseph 8. Riggs and the sale of the following de.
scribed real estate:
All that certain lot Of land lying in Isaac d.
Wheelers subdivision Of Mornington, in Cincin.
natl, recorded in Plat Book l, p 164, commencing
at point on the north line of Lodwick street, "a
feet east of southeast corner of lot marked Whit.
taker IN said plat; thence east on Lodwick street
100 feet; thence north at right angles 100 feet q
an alley; thence west on said alley 100 feeti
thence south 100 feet to the place OF beginning.
Also. q perpetual leaschold next east OF the
above. commencing on Lodwick street. at ths
southeast corner of the above lot; thence east ON
the north line OF L0dwicK street 60 feet: thencS
north ICo feet to an alley; thence west on said
alley go feet thence south 100 feet to place Of b6
ginning, and other relief and that unless they an
swer or demur to same on or before April II. lS80
judgment will be taken against them by default
CARR q CALLAHAN,
fe276V Attorney for PlaintiR
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Thu
IN subscriber has been appointed and qualified
as Executrix on the estate OF John W. King, latS
OF Hamilton County, Ohio. deceased.
HANNAH KING, Executrix
MoULToN, JOHNSON & LEVY. Attorneys
CINCINNATI, February 20ih, $780, fe203tF
NOTICE Is HEBEBY GIVEN THAT THR
IN undersigned has been duly appointed and
qualified as Administrator of the estate OF Charles
Henkel, late of Hamilton County, Ohio, deceased
FREDERICK HERMANN, Administrators
GUSTAV TAFEL Attorney.
CINCINNATI, February q, 1880. fe27-8tF
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An Interesting Event.

On Thursday afternoon very large,
brilliant and joyous cOncOurse of peo-
pie were assembled in st, Andrews
(Episcopal) Church, to witness the
marriage ceremony which was to
unite as husband and wife, Mr..
Percy LenIly and Miss Ida Stewart,
two of Jackson's model children IA
worthy son and daughter Of noble
parentage. Ere long the bridal party
made their entree; and while the organ
was swelling forth wedding march,
the bride and groom advanced to the
altar, accompanied by Mr.. Warren
Stewart and Miss Julia Sullivan, the
attendants, where the usual beautiful
and impressive service was pronounced
by Rev. DIR. Brown, at the conclusion
of which, with continued music all
retired. No doubt hundreds of un-
spoken wishes went up from the
hearts of all that Heavens choicest
blessings would abide with the newly
married couple all the days of their
lives. As for ourselves we have
always deemed it n sublime spectacle
to see a tender cOnfiding woman, as
she leans upon the arm Of him of her
life's choice, approach confidently
Gods sacred altar, and there announce
To the world her eternal eonstancy.
Their future lives ought always to he
full Of sunshine and gladness, and we
heartily join their hosts of friends in
wishing them all the happiness this
world can bestOw.
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TrHth In IL Nutshell.
Memphis Avalanche.

The fact that the head of the Louis
lana State Board of Health believes in
the indigenous theory of yellow fever
renders him incapable of managing II
coast quarantine. Somebody should
manage the business who believes
that yellow fever can be kept out of
New Orleans. Until it has been dem
onstrated by an efficient quarantine
that the fever cannot he kept ont,
there is no reason for believing that it
cannot be kept out of New Orleans as
well as it can be kept out of New York.
The fact that there is no Indigenous"
yellow fever in New Orleans, while
Ben Butter enforced rigid quaran-
tine against yellow fever ports, goes
far to prove that the indigenous"
theory is Il weak invention of the
coffee and banana importers.
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Letting of I.evee work.
Greenville Times

At its called meeting ON Monday
last the Board of Levee Commission
ers accepted bids on only two of the
levees advertised. The work at ChOc-
taw Bend, 100000 cubic yards, was let
TO George Arnold at l9l cents per
cubic yard. That at LeOta, 5000
cubic yards, 10 +. Biggins, much
lighter work at IA cents per cubic
yard. Bids on the Australia Wade
work, Bolivar county, were rejectedi
il being thought advisable in conse-
duenee Ofreduction i'm crop estimates TO
defer the levees at those points. The
work at the head of Lake Bolivar, it
is intended TO build with convict
labor; the Board having filed an APP
plication for fifty convicts for this pur-
pOse.
The Attorneys of the Board were
to employ counsel in
Washington CITY To defend in the suit
of Meath W.. the Boarl, now before
the L. :. Supreme Court.
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The MiHatreIs.

They have come and gOne-that
mammoth and magnificent Minstrel
Company Of Barlow, Wilson Primrose
and West. A large and first class
audience greeted them on Saturday
evening last, in the Opera House, and
their entire performance was fully up
to their reputation. 1t would be useless
to indivitiualize, as each member of the
Company is an artist and star in his
own particular role; and we hope we
will not be considered partial for
stating that Happy Cabs song, "Dinah
is you Dar?' found its way right to
the hearts of his admirers. No doubt
this is the largest and most perfectly
band of jolly mirth-making
gentlemen now travelling in the United
States, and we will always expect a
rare treat whenever they are again
billed for Jackson.
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John r. Lynch's supporters in
Adams county find it up hill work To
create enthusiasm in his behalf. The
ciuo meetings are small and when not
attended by Democrats are as dun and
unlnteresting as can be. The roIorcd
people have realized that they are not
benefited aptrticle by sending John
to Congress to eat out of "gold band
china and silver Spoons" while they
on the plantation have to take gourds
ana pewter spoons rs their portion.
This is as it should he. NatchcZ Dem.
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The Boston Courier tells Of man
man who reformed, joined the church
ana became very piOUs. One day a.
he was leaving the church some one
pointed AT him and said that he must
be as usllal. He heard the remak and
went OF on II spree and has been Il
hard drinker ever since.
The moral of this is that every one
mas some sort of influence e0vrranothcr,
ana we never can fully tell the effect
al our actions and words upon those
around lls; therefore we should always
ehdcavor to "Scatter seeds of kind
ncss.u
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We direct notice to the large and re-
liable Nursery of Randolph Peters, Will
mington, Delaware. This is the largest
and most reliable Nursery in the Uni
ted States, and sells the most reasona-
bly,. We know they are reliable: we
have been dealing with them for "A
number of years.
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Our street force acquitted them
selves nobly last week, in the way of
opening cutters and sewers on several
OF our streets. Jackson has been re-
markably healthy all the year, but
the work just accomplished will add
materially to the sanitary condition
of the localities referred TO.
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While Capt. r. B. Wlthers, of
Brookhaven, is devoted friend to
President Hancock, and has a fine
picture of the next President hanging
up in the center of his store, and is
willing to spend time and money, to
secure his election, yet it is true that
his business don't hinge on the Presi-
dental result. His large store is
crammed with goods, choice and fresh,
selected with care and judgment, and
sold cheap, and the front store is lined
with wagons, and host of customers
are daily furnished with dry goods
and other supplies.
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Mr.. >. ID. Barr, recently an attache
of this office, left last Saturday night
for Oxford, where he takes RESPONSE
bic position in the Eagle office. We
recommend Sam to the good people of
Oxford as being steady, "good ma
tured boy" that will make friends
wherever he Goes.
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McNicO'S New President.

HAVANA, October T. The English
mail steamer from Vera Cruz brings
advices from the City Of Mexico TO the
llrst inst. On the 9th ultimo the
House of Representatives, by large
majority, passed Il resolution, dcclar-
ing General Gonzales President of the
Republic, his term to begin on the
first Of December next. The electoral
vote stood Us follows: Gonzales II ,l2S;
BcniteH 1868; Mcjica 529; Cadcna ,O5j;
Nallardc 1863; Nrmicana 7G; scattering
2oS General Gonzales being in the
interior is not expected at the capital
until The eve Of his inauguration.
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While thanking our friend George
W. Masters for the delicious an
pies ana oranges sent us yesterday,
we would remind the public that he
mas a fine stock Of things in this line,
at his grocery store opposite the CITY
Hall.
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We were pleased to meet Mr.. VIM
j. bovard, of the firm of Pattison &
Bovard, Wholesale Liquor Dealers
New Orleans, who was visiting tha
Capital Wednesday in the interest of
his house.
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Mississippi College, at Clinton, is
under full headway, with the largest
lumber of pupils ever present at any
1pening since its organization. One
hundred and fifty are attending, and
she probabilities are the roll will be
"fgely augmented during the year.
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Ihe venerable Choctaw aboriginee
l"e'oS Capt. Johnson paid us a visit
'hls week, but his supply of "fire-
""'er' was so plentiful, both within
ana without, that his call was necessa-
rily shortened.
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We hail every sign of improvement
with pleasure that is calculated to in
crease the Importance of our city
Brick-laying has commenced on the
new building for the blind, and also
preparations for the erection of the
new residence of Hon. II. A. Melville,
on State street Now, as there IS u
demand for them, let capitalists erect
cottages on their vacant lots, that all
may be supplied with homes.
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Angry debtor-"Here's your money,
NOW tell me why your master wrote
10 letters about that paltry sum"
simple shop boy-"I'm sure 1 can't
teil, sir; but if you'll excuse me, sir,
think it was because II letters didn't
fetch it,
The comet., 1880-10-16

Some of the amateurs of Jnckeon
are making an effort to perfect an
Orchestra. We hope they may meet
with success, ms every large commu-
nifty should boast of such an institu-
ton, whenever first-class music of that
description is wanted.
The comet., 1880-10-16

Again we have beautiful Moonlight
nights and comparative summer. 1t is
70 be hoped the good weather will re-
main at par, ana give the sturdy hus-
oandman a favorable opportunity to
sather in his golden harvest.
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Mr.. Albert Weille, who has so sue
cessfully filled his post as one of the
Clerks of the Spengler House, left
Wednesday night for YazOo City,
where he takes a position in whole
sale clothing house.
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Our weekly prayer-meetings should
be more numerously attended. 1t will
make you feel better. DIR. Hunters
tuesday evening lectures on the sue
eeeding Sabbath school lesson, are
very interesting.
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We take pleasure in directing the
attention of our readers TO the law
card of A. C. McNair, Esq, of Brook
haven, a rising young lawyer of South
Mississippi with fine attainments and
studiOus habits.
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The indoor appearance of the house
occupied by Messrs. Hunter & Har-
rngton, d A. L. BrunsOn, ESD, pre-
sents quite an improvement. Mr.
Brunson's show window is worth look
ing at.
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Lee r. Woille, the popular Clerk of
the Spengler House, who has been abb
sent for some weeks past, returned
last Monday, looking much improved.
He is once more ut his post of duty.
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Read Geo. w: Masters advertise
ment of his valu BILE liniment in to-
days paper.
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The house recently occupied by Mrs.
Benthein has undergone thorough re-
novation and repainting, and is now
occupied by Mr.. Mcdonald and family.
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Rev. II. f. Johnson, of BrOOkhaven,
delivered most excellent discourse
in the Methodist Church last Sabbath.
Rev. Mr.. Jones will occupy the pulpit
next Sunday at II A. NJ.
The comet., 1880-10-16

Rev. DR.. Watkins congregation will
regret to learn that his continued en-
feebled condition will not justify the
early return of their aged and beloved
pastor to his charge.
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Grant, the leader Of the Republican
party, admits that Hancock will be
elected but, speaking for his own
party!.h declares that. they would not
submit but rebel against the United
states government .--Couric journal.
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80
DIED..

ELLIOTT-At Hazlehurst, Miss, on
Sunday, Oct. 10th 1880, of diph-
iberia, Maggie Belle, only child of
Mr. f. D. and Mrs. Ella Elliott, aged
one wear ten months and ten days.
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" 4 ItIED.

WILLIAMS -AINsW WoKTII--On TEES
day S'pt"nber 3Oth, at = O'Clock p. m.
AZ tilr residence Of the brides father,
Mr. } Il. Ainsworth, by the Rev.
Daniel Lollln, Mr., ID. b. Williams to
Miss MALLle l.. AinsMorlh.
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The night hustle about our depot
has greatly diminished since our
students are gone and summer tourists
have returned.
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Election tickets Election tickets
Have them printed in time, and plenty
too We are doing the work cheap.
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The mesmeric influence has proven
bonanza fund of amusement among
our young people. Imprtssionable
young men fall easy victims when fair
damsels are the magicians.
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Even if we are not smart, we know what
to do when troubled with II cough or cold.
No doctor bills for us. We take twenty
I'VE cents, go to the Drug Store, and buy n
bottle Of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup. one
dose relieves us, and Cnc bottle cures Us
entirely. Ii is pleasant to the taste.
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Through the herculean labors of n
bevy of workers, the New Revised
Code will soon pass from the hands of
the printer and binder completed
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Ohenbach, the composer of music,
died of the gout. The Herald thinks
that his death will be regretted 10y II
dozen times as many people as would
bemoan the loss of better musician.
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Mr. Robert Withers, of okhaven,
mingled with his friends in Jackson II
few daYs ago.
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The inticipatiOns of our tradesmen
have been seriously diminished by the
recent overplus of rain, and supposed
injury to the cotton yield.
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After prOtracted illness Rev.
Father Joseph Marie Ouaillard, of st.
PauI's Catholic of Vicksburg, died
on Sunday morning last, in the 32d
Year of his age
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Why don't gallant flag float from
the masthead of the highest flagstaff
in the State?
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There will be special meeting of
Jackson Fire Co., No. l, at halfpast
seven tonight. Important business is
TO be transacted.
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DIR. j. e Hughes, of Grenada, paid
his respects to the Comet this week.
His visits. are always pleasant and
welcome.
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Seutter's show-window is very at
sactive when illuminated at night,
but it is only glimpse of what he has
within.
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BY private letter we learn that Prof.
John II. Weigandt, representing the
Book and Music House of j. n. Baum
~ Co., Vicksburg, will be in this city
on the Goth inst. and will make his
headquarters at Seutter's, where any
communication will reach him. Par
ties will find it to there interest to
consult him while here.
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Mrs. Raymond, of Selma, Ala, is
visiting relatives in this city.
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The population of our city must be
increasing, for there is demand for
residences, and not vacant house to
Ipt
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Bad colds have been the rage among
ollr citizens for the past two weeks.
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The Supreme Court convenes next
Monday.
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Where was Moses when the light went
Outi He was at Feibleman's. looking at
their splendid line of Ladies', Misses and
Children's hosiery,
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The other evening after tea, feeling
an inclination to know what might
be going on of a local character calcu-
lated to interest our readers, and being
further tempted by the subdued gran
deur of the flood of quiet moonlight
which seemed like great sheet of
silvery brightness spread out over all
the face of the earth, we started upon
tour of inspection. Jackson is
noted for the almost universal quiet
of its inhabitants after night-fall. Not
much else is rarely ever heard except
subdued conversation, the measured
tread of the coming and going pedes-
trian, or an occasional strain of sweet
music or burst of song from profess
sional or amateur. Passing the Speng-
Ter House we found bevy of guests
and citizens sitting in front enjoying
the evening breeze, smoking and dis
cussing the general business and
political topics of the day, and the
Indiana and Ohio elections in partic-
uIar. Farther on, where the beau
tiful jewelry, toys and fancy articles,
fruit, etc, CLINT and glisten in the
show windows under the gas-jets, on
State Street, two OF three were dis
cussing the relative beliefs embodied
in Armenianism and Calvanism,
while at other intervals along the line
others were sDeculating upon the
weather, crops, trade, prospects, and
things of kindred nature. On we
journeyed till crossing the delightful
foot-bridge recently erected by our city
authorities across the stream which
meanders through the city, we found
ourselves entering the precincts of the
West. Although called West Jackson,
and within the one body corporate,
vet to the stranger it would appear as
another town, for here is the stopping
place for trains, it has its big hotel.
eating and lodging-hOuses, drinking
saloons, bflliard-hall and enterprising |
merchantIle houses and at night is
the life of Jackson, the Eastern or
main portion Ofthe city being hushed
into quiet and darkness early in the
evening. After viewing and inter-
viewing this locality, and finding
nothing bloody, startling or other
wise-everything having conspired TO
cheat us Of a single opportunity to
write up brilliant or exciting local
about 10 o'clock, meditating upon the
probable joy and misery i'm the world
that lay shrouded beneath all the
calm exterior Of the evening, and
thinking Of the loved and lost, and
living for the loved ones living, we
slowly wcnded our way homeward,
there To dream away the hours till
the dawn Of morning should arouse
ms to another day Of activity.