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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-04-29
SPECIAL NoT1cEs.

Good Stem Winding. Duplex Watches
for $3.50. Alarm, Calendar, Lever Stem
Winding Clocks for $3.50, at
42-3 ]. A. DANIELS.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-04-29

The guano "boom" has about subsidized.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-04-29
Anderson Market Reports.

w. e. WALTERS, President.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-04-29

D. r. Greer, Plaintiff, VS.. John F. Greer,
Samantha E. Autrey, ct al, Defendants.
-(5o,n,,}oi,,t for Partition dc.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-04-29

annual meeting of the State Medical Asso-
citation at Columbia last week. DR.. Wilhite
was elected delegate to the American Med
ical Association and DR.. Nardin was as
signed place on the committee on State
Medicines.
We learn that the Greenwood people are
thinking about running picnic excursion
to Williamson some time soon. They GER
tainly can not find more pleasant place at
which to have picnic than Williamson,
whose people know so we'll how to make
such occasions pleasant for all who 80 to
their beautiful little town.
Parker, the Republican County Chairman,
says that the Republicans Of this County are
solidly in favor of Grant as the nominee OF
their party for President. This is owing no
doubt to the fact that both Parker and ex-
Senator Cochran are Grant men, who, it is
we'll known, exercises supreme control over
their deluded followers in this County.
Mr.. T. B. Crews, senior editor of the
Laurensville Herald, President of State
Press Association, and Intendant Of Lau-
rensyille, has been nominated for the Legis
lature from Laurcns County. Mr.. Crews is
most excellent gentleman, and the people
of that County could not trust their inter-
csts in the hands of q more faithful man.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church arc
making preparations for another entertain
ment on Friday, which will be conducted
similarly to those heretofore given. They
will furnish both dinner and supper at
moderate charges, and the patronage Of oul
citizens is respectfully solicited. Both sub
stantials and delicacies will be had in abur.
| dance.
A great many persons have been at a los:
to know what business broupht Pat Kirk
land, we'll known Republican understrap.
per, to Anderson last week, but if they will
only read the list of delegates elected To the
State Convention by the Republicans of thi!
County on Saturday they will readily un
derstand It. He is at present, we believe, 6
citizen of spartanburg, and of course didn'
seek the honor of representing his Radica
brethren of Anderson in the Convention
it was free-will offering most joyfully
made.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-12-04
A Farmer : Offset.

A hired man who has been employed
on a farm IN this county tor several
moaths entered suit against his employer
the other day for balance OF wages,
amounting, as he claimed, So. The suit
was on trial in Justice alley yesterday
and II looked at first as il the plaintiff
had a clear case He gave dates and
figures in straightforward way, and
seemed very honest young man. When
the farmer took the stand he said u
claim an offset for that $32. NO man
need sue me tor what | honestly own.
"What is your otfset!" asked the
lawyer.
Hes an unbeliever.
I'm whats'
"Why, IN the Bible.
What has that TO do with your
owing him $32?'
ut has heap to do with It. ! had
six hands in my employ, ana we were
rushing things when | hired this man
He hadn't been with us two days when
they stopped the reaper in the middle o.
the forenoon to dispute about Danlel II
the hons den, and in three days We nae
4 regular knock down over the whale
swallowing Jonah. The man who runs
the mower got to arguing about Samson
and drove over stump and damagee
the machine to the tune OF SIS, and TIT
very next day my boy broke his les
while climbing a teree TO hear and se'
the row which was started over TIT
children of Israel going through the ke'
sea. It wasn't week before my vii
said she didn't believe Elijah was ted 9.
the ravens, and hang me if didn't hn'
myself growing weak on Noah ana u
flood. Thats my otfsett, sir; and i n
was worth anything I'd sue him Tor
thousand dollars besides.
The court reserved his declslon 10
twenty four hours.-Detrou Free Press.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-12-04
The Danger Of Aimlessness.

A great deal of time is wasted by
Young people who have no particular
aim in life. Aimlessness and lack OF
motive are the obstacles to the best and
most profitable use of time. With
goal to attain, an end to accomplish, and
force Of character sufficient to hold the
mind steadfastly to its purpose, the SANDS
of time are easily transmitted into gold-
en- rain. Life is made worth the living.
Then, boys : especially if you live IN the
country utilize your time. Resolve to
tura to good account your hitherto Nasteed
moments. Most men OF rank have
easily learned the lesson OF utilizing
minutes. Elihu Burritt, ''the learned
blacksmith" found time, during his
| work at the forge, to master zeveral ian
cuages, and surprised cultured Europe
by addressing its chief learned body IN
Sanskrit. Hugh Miller learned the Sc
crets Of the old red sandstone IN the ca
pacity Of day laborer. While his tel
low workmen idled during their morn
ings, he was actively at work iindlng OUT
the why Ct the specimens and fossils MS
hammer disclosed Lord Chesterfield
relates of one Of his friends that he wrote
a book of obstruse character during the IN
tervals Of waiting for his wife to appear
al breakfast. Why not follow such ex-
| amples as these.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-12-04
A Water Telescope.

According to Land and Water, the
Narwcqian fisherman always carry with
them on their expeditions kind OF
telescope. This is tube three Or tour
feet long, with an ye-piece at one end;
The other end, which is open, IS placed
IN the water over the edge Of the boat,
and : little practice easily enables the
observer to distinguish objects at a
den.h Of from ten to fifteen fathoms
The fishermen are thus enabled TO discov-
CT shoals which would otherwise 60 IN, u,
noticed. They then give the signal, then
| companions surround them with selnes
and and they frequently make wonderfa
hauls in places and under circumstance sta 6,
that would never have been suspected bu
for the use Of the telescope. Mr.. Franz
auckland recommends the instrument 7
the English and Scotch fishers.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-12-04

ana ancient as tie sum- but l glanced
from the mountain to the little red-head
ed morsel of humanity at ny side with q
sort OF recognition of their kinship
Somehow they seemed to belong topeth
er. l 1elt rs if the same sturdy stuff was
~ them both. 1t was only fancy. bu,
1t was confirmed the next day; for when
l came back to town after seeing nv in.
valid friend, went to call on Deacon
Ball. found the deacon white haired
and kindiy-faced, He kept the village
store and owned pretty house, and was
eveidently very well to do. Naturally
we talked of John, and the deacon said
to me, with tears in his old watery blue
eyes;
"Why, bless your heart, SIT, you don [
think I'm going to take his money, do
you! The only son Of his mother and
she widow, and all tied up into double
bow knots with the rheumatics besides
True enough | let his father have the
money, and my wife, she says, says she
to me, "Well, deacon, my dear, we've
not chick nor child, and shall be Just
as well Oft a hundred years from now If
the widow never pays cent; but 'cording
to my calkerlation it's better to let the
boy think he's payin'. She says l might
as well try to keep barrel of vinegar
from workin It's the mother in him
and it's got to work We think a good
deal Of the widow, Mandy and me- |
did before ever saw Mandy; but we
hold the mortgage, and Johnny wants to
work it out Mandy and me, we are
goin to let him work.
turned away, for | was going to sup
at Johnny's house; but before went !
asked the deacon how much johnny had
already paid.
"Well, / don't know Mandy knows :
| pass it to her-she keeps the book.
Drop in before you 60 to the train, and
Ii show it to you.
J dropped in and the deacon showed
the account. It was the book OF a saw
ines bank in neighboring town, and on
its pages were credits Of all the little
sums the boy had earned or paid; and |
saw they were standing to Widow Bee
be's name. grasped the deacon's hand.
He was looking away over the house
tops to where Monadnock was smiling
under the good night kisses Of the sun.
Good by, SIR, good by he said, re-
turning my squeeze with interest. "Much
obliged, I'm sure, Mandy and me, too;
but don't you be worried about Johnny
When we see it we know the real stuff it
takes 10 make a lnan--@~d Johnny has
got It; Johnny is like that mountain over
there-choek full Of grit and lots OF
backbone.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-12-04
rur1NpEPENDENT FARMER.

..;,ors sing the windy deep,
sa.'oldi sa"oldiers praise their armor;
Lel 'o's' Wv heart this toast I'll keep,
me NE Independent farmer. at aroon
.s s.r inst the rose in robe OF green,
I,t,Id rIatoIds its crimson lining,
lv, lTo,nd his homely porch is seen
Essboneysuckle twinng. -;a,
bsnEs of bloom their sweetness yiei
+ 9 bses that gather honey,
" 49,. ~. me team across the field,
,.aa,s skies are warm and sunny.
,,octbird c,ucks behind the ploW,
IT, ~ o'a, mail pipes loud and clearly;
l. : orchard hides beyond its boughs
ET5s one he loves SO dearly,
~ sray old barn, whose floors lnsold
m ample store in measure,
80 .s rich than heaps OF boarded gold,
i ,recious, blessed treasurer;
e 1, rronder in the porch there stands
M wife. the lovely charmer,
n H. sweetest rose on all his lands;
FTbe independent farmer.
4 Rim the spring come dancing day,
m him the summer bushes,
u antnmu smiles with mellow ray,
'Ts Sleep the winter bushes;
4 cores not how the word may move,
~ donhts or fears coufouud him,
miles in calm content and love
a. children gathered round him.
tons,s in God. and loves his wife,
Nor grief. nor i'll may harm her,
ii natures uobltman in life
srbe independent fal mer.
, 1880-10-29

meeting In 1,ciuS,io, fnrts, t,et Fl. Tho meet
lux fntsscd II resolution erHhglng to hccnElo
Jalntly responsible for tho pe1'alsy Imposed OH
Tho cause which Folk ryat cspo,,zct1 wa ono
very t!unr 10 tiu ltnteMl lenders IT lMrts l!Dre'
xnwskt wl,a tho 1'ulo WIN in is17 CAST passlaY
Kloutt tyer tho festivities Of tho Fsnnch Capttnl
by attempting to aSsAsllhto Tho Emperor u
lillss!a i1l tho lois tse l.upioEne. Thts 1nnn.
sentenced ut tho tl,no 70 l,oiMt soryltusfe fnr
iIitra.ltntliGlls, not contunt with wringtng frnm
ttIu tlDtern,ncnt "! Ml lt plnhry amnesty for
'ti of tao u"h "hero 81 s omo shart tinp a' s6o
Cilso was tnke1 lsp by ono ot tho ltet 1Gnrnats,
hut iUlthing catup NJ tho project, at,d thnro.
s1s.gpst S5S gst Sa sSns tps t o H sspss"S 6 sa
tut rs1"i9ar so q ~ honas feorsSS,a a
Wc,4t,Un Wla 10 llo inscribed with tlutp "lstf7,
nlli tho words, "l'Arls, Moscow, WnrHlw." Tho
subscriptions wcru 10 bo limited to une hull
penny fs.r Ul.ch 1scrson, a.sd, ny tho urn, WIS to
vuIstsi to nuke up tho necessary SUN artnnncY,
ttho Commute thus n,IyocateA tho naveliuna;
"tln tho AllntyeralrY Ut thu th aad 9TH uf 0rt0"
her, tho eyur- glorious slays, uvGl tho women 0!
lMrlA Wrru rvgigttes. and took tho Palace ni
Versailles, aud delivered the ktnx nptn M thq
upon tho people to seiz1 tho 'ulas l!ourlo.l a1lc
til q4ccutG tho kinK. No. We open Il subsetlp'
14pi, fur tho purposes Of oi1estng, with our wArn.
| iuxs, tn hla EXECUTORS AWoalNn Of lonor to the
AeFpticnl tlatntMrNt, u tho coHvtpt Ut etRht. it
| Tho lllartyr Of hLs country, to tho chAMplntl O
| Fnltici, Poland, aud liussa, to nerexowskl
| kept, Notwithstanding the amnesty, III tho c1t
ylot prison OF tho Aepubde BY tho denocst
0Ambcttu,"
, 1880-10-29

fast wriics; "A tplcBrntsl rcl.l uut ut IT tho
clubs tnls cysrs,.y, Miss.osNe!nx thst VI. irish
landlord. Dir. II. ". 9asnti, was tlrc1 r. today
i ra.hor as,on!shn9 story, 4 taw years n9o oll4
of tho Iublla ipers pun;lsnol y ,! se'sat!o,1as
Sanutci Dusu VI Tlsllatlorr. ha.l buct sllot W
so,l.v itory Ut tho llllls. The gctle1nn innucs.
lion rral with fael!nus Ut sorrow the npwa Of
hIs o,yn gnd cttl, nn yrtlturctI to write luttcr
to to c.litor, sayillg mildly that ho tid nut beet
sh"t ana WIS e TUG esst u ~ k,.1,wtsyS aIlyo
nn,yctt hn for hH nipiuritt III communicating Il.
tpir' p,t til oI, oxcgsent authnrlty. Nr; Hus',n
ttjDk trutn for dublin, ant, presenting hlnsclf
d correelon or tho statnnnrns ttlat no bud bccl
,,rer Ihe sltot sr, Wi'h ncs9
cite admiration, refused to be hoRxca ~ pre-
, 1880-10-29

JunaE nnustMoS1,-Genernl business.
JUu0E IlI0n,ETr-Call Ut tic District Conrt
chancory cnc,Nlar. sut case No. l,ius. t,ank-
rtlt,uy, sohns, 6chprfcnburg g. Wheeler, Oh
hearing.
Jupol: sM1rn-Eo preliminary call. Trlat call
300. JG. 3074, 301s. and 10sO. No caso OIL trin'.
JuptiE JAN rana.-b5 GO, CO. VI. No. 6o. 1.ubcho
Y. Iicncpck, M hearing
junGE iin0El,s-!G l:e:, 1s:;., 13', 135, III to
1tG, Inclusive. Nc case Oh trinl.
jllu0E htu1sAS-Enii vi Mli J,1at eNscs Mt tho
foot 0f thu cnlc.,dnr. No. 1s2alu, lMmcrcnux V.
VrtlmNj1, oil trial.
.jul,aH TuLEY- - 4, L. No.:, Locweathal Y.
olCt.nrnllek, TN hearing.
,Iun0H Observation-Disclosures.
EOuNTY Cou1er--Nus. l.utl, ION. 1.Ga., l,M9
l,tU. It'll !, III, md .lti.
, 1880-10-29
ADJUSTMENTS.

reur,e,, rho,npsou turned people l,way night
" I" IT, Louis .u....,
1nhnnnpnlIs Is sa!d 10 DC tho arau1at1ctoh'o "a
tho ss,ar.ry.
con'cdy Mt l'aly's.
sssss.t l.r,snn a. ,,s ,,rr 3uus'a''s3 'e''' "
''ct'n'"s's. ~ ta's eo''"'s'' u,,
At tho orana oner House Emily s''a'ao will
"rho Upper Crust wos TO havo beer, pro-
tnce'l hist night nt tho Now York stnathu''
.le tla ,vcmuo ,.sarH anr r. +'rn hIs rth -: ns III,
snpala sss, t,a be- for,unato @,s'ts oa,on.
Lester Wn1lurk ia credited with saying he lost
sam ' ~, tm tho r,cs.'t ,,rru,uctIon Of "As Yum
Like It" 1T his thoAtrc. Excepting IN very rheo
instances. tho e!assc .lrnna hhs not been suc'
eess," III ,@ aors ] e',c. ~ ,o r,,,,or
r,,nii.rI IN Vcs,rs,iny ,Inr,tisiv's TIn,rSE to
tH,n "f,St +hnt In rt,utgu,II;nt1si cxclunuE his
nsMs1o u @ ,nts s ,s,' ,va Iat oycp ,nrtated Gy IL.
hiJS: hnm,ry. 's"s''e" s'ep ""s WI '''''''e'' "
| ArA. Scnt-Sltldons Will shofty npE1enr ~
l!M!Sys. sr = nydnT ~. s'e saama As VUW
III So 's!!e. uc SeiIJ ,!o Axt ,It Hei s"ss" ks
H.%ts iH'' Daughter" "Tho l1oneynaSon," AID
"Aaclc'a'
.lah,, ltowson, the wctl.knowm coinct'IGn mn!
i III Hi ii tho "srcc,ro Kn!ght" an!l "Gnn.ity
l.cgins ut Home rc nei',..sss gt tho nm Gow1SS;
nf" oueys sS|','y |TMSstr wi, oEt tssk weak Law" 1''
Nat roo,l,y,n. Tho Nav York Euntng ,o*t
niia ~ ia u "sIa; IT, t,rcs m exprutat wur!
now ~S a,sry w. " + fes is!
innne - s,M hid io nrI,,einsl srr,,s i supposed fo
S;ss,ts sss h fsa u NJ, tho wy tsry ss,sS; ss;,o Us
Il
, 1880-10-29
KeOKuK NORTHERN LINE,

ST. Louis. Mo-, Oct. .s,-jntlEH Lltltlley. of Tho
Circuit Court, llns appointed capt. sntn',ol q.
clula,, 1'rcs.,.cnt and Superintendent ut tho
Wiggins Ferry Company. Receiver of tho kco-
Nuk Northern Lfne Pucket Cntnpslny. Ills folnl
il jlxiyl nj x:dE)ihU V1u Court sC ur?eroal tint
IN rlyotlnti fur new Nlrcetnrs tnlte pInco TN t,0
i;ih nf SutUnIlier, mud tlst lln,lo Of tho ousel
ljIrcrluiY shalt DO eligible 10 REELECTION.
, 1880-10-29
THE WIDOW OF THE GREAT DEAD.

6F{tTdl LTlNltH 10 77Ie CH9ea97 1FEou4ss
NEW YOlK. Oct. 2H.-alrs. Lit,eol1s, willow Of
Abraham Lf.1co'u. Is very Ill ut tho ClnrmNlon
llutct. She arrived In this city frt'n Fr1nco
ycsErniny, on ItA1ncrfqne. sho was ut oHcu
tulcu to tho above tarncd hotel, md 1t WIS
etntCl tt,-llay tint no utu Ia allowed to Ca!l III
ller Mtli eMr!s itrD not uvt sctlt to her F0un tor
feur OF disturbing her.
, 1880-10-29
JUDGMENTS,

SUPERIOR Cour-lUnoI EMlT1l-W. j.. Robin
soli !. County Ut Cook, $1al.25.
ClltCylr COulr-JnuuK ltt,EEltH"-pcoplo, etc..
,,se of tho Town Ut West ChfcnEo, '. David tlnl-
min, ThNn,s sukin. T.. y. Williams. j. J., lfcn1y,
ii. q. Gil. Thonlns 1.yllch. INelM Woodbridge,
niltl W. n. llpci ytrllct, s5,oas.s0t Ana Moton
fnr now tr(AI.
, 1880-10-29
STRIKE.

Spstia! Dlspateh 10 The Ehttaao Tribune.
OTTAWA. ILL.,, Oct. .S.-ThU nlinurA II, tahlls
co,t SHIFT, Peru, struck this morning for I'LL
ntlyiurp Of IL crntg 1,cr tDn, refusing u COLL
promise Of TO gents. Tho former prize l,al WIS
I'll cents md Il, +
, 1880-10-29

john II. Friedrich bcEan 4 sli!t yesterday 10
reeuyer 81 40 or FH,dor!ck l!ln!s., :, <.-,,,,u
sued Miel,0al q. stel}nnuln tu recover 81 teeW.
Frederic ". Wilson commenced II suit ~ trcs-
mss nrtlust John ". UDnncl, cluinlLnK S9!.0U.
Patrick ". Isory hraItHlt suit to rcco%or 1900
laiunycs OF tho city Of ChfeaKu.
, 1880-10-29
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Scvcttty.fLve Til0nknmA Dol1nrS AprfOs
printed FOR School sitcs-'Ehr Esc,,ins
schools to 1Ic Opened n Week from
HlUtit1ny. 49,. |
4 regular meeting or tho 1,onr.l OF Education
WIS hcld yesterday evening, ut which wero
present Mr.. Delaney, IN tho chRr, ami Mcssrs |
iiuyun, Keith. 1lnrttetl, Armstrong, English,
1srct,nit. FraNkcrthnl, CurrAn, Bcns1ant1, Bur-
rouE,s, Dulli.e, tInas.
\ Communication wns ruccIvcd from tho
Central rnrk Clpol Association. Claiming lint
Tho number Of scholars occupying tho building
tl,oy leased to tho noart WIS larger TIM, nc-
certi!py to tho original Understanding, md rsli-
tn, n, addition oe TO yer eest to the ro'.tNl. IT,
forrctl to tho Committee on buildings md
Gru,mls.
maj. tttu tito Wicker 1'Mrk School wis referred
tn tho Committee IN Gcrnlnn. |
Tho t:eh,mtttec oil tDniliHHs and Grounds rc- |
ported tt,1t tl!nru wis Rrcut
SEEn ynt INCREASED SCHOOL. ACCOMMODATIONS |
in tho following localities: IL tho ve!n!sy ot
Wutmsh nye,,,IU and Twcnty-sxth street, 10
rccyu tho stosetcy and Dntglas Schools; III tho
vicinity uf Union anl Eighteenth strectA 10
rclIoyD tho Wnlst Strcet School; In tho VI 2fiy
ur Fourteenth street nnd fcwberry Nvc1lte, 10
relieve tho Foster and so1,tll Union Street
Schools; and In tho vicinity OF Warrc1, nscnuo
nl t)nklry street, to rclicve tho ltnyes, 1lrow,l,
KIM, md Murn,ottu Schools. Tho Committee
recommended TINT thoy he authorized 10 ndscs-
ttso for prnposnts to sell to tho City or Chcago
| SCHOOL sites In tho abovc-nnmcd localities.
sir. Kclth Thought Tint tho report nskcI tho
tsate f y aliSesi s ssua WIFI, ,si i,o thought w
Nir. ur,1tl, thought tho cost or tho ground
| vntiitl h.rslly III as Krcnt rs that
Mr.. Keith hnt It wt'lltd require inrgo n4tsny
Of inory n chilled aspn iho Im'lfn .1, u t
atii f,1,s'' i ilnnauiai reut Of Wow. a..
Mr. bartlett sAl tnat no w, n ~ n9t ~ it,tn III
aattcr much eotsnrso ~. ae tst u os ',tty t''R M
WIS ~: s'sro either TINT tno p59!,Srty y,a ilanSa {
| WIS thu best Tor tho purpose WHICH co''o po
sHS!r',r! ,,, ,,, that III, rcrort In o,,ontcd In
ts @s !le for .bo rc1iof q
TIC Sosffy u iixs suos I1i Wero s' e
ccrne,i
Mr r. liz aom9nt .pns d 'ner1 ayo wts ~ nv
Sver until ,ho ext necttfg. ,,n.n.,,n,,,r ,or
Mr. hrtlott s,!M fiaak q Y no ~ .n,t1 , iI
ss @ tasis a stSs ssG a sr'i Il ls M ] to & s
would bc proper 70 spcin hM,t Inc % %Mn.omn1 ~, ~
hyiMg sG stcs: e ~ tn,i,aines u In thn
ssI sltcs ujrcs.!y bought in preference 10 buying
'?n rho i'oton to postpone was lost, and tho re-
In !s .u "rssIn,, to ttorl ]ts ipparnts 10
On "1,o Of tho bo.rs of tho III sao School W =
&c tSst 10 q ,,cu s withot y exrcsS 10 ao ar
,,,isss ,r m u + ftss +; s 'of 's' III "A''A '''
sci,oM St;.!crs si,oi be used rs q basis for
S'!Iss''ists Tao iytnrt W.s sii,iSpted. SHHetn'''''
rio Gd,mn.ttco d, iiu!i'.tnas and Grounds re-
poFted recommending ax .t, !s'l, .nm. ro u, ,,,r
TIL shSt r., ~ a"u ,a.s.1.v d ~ r",1fornIn axcuuo
bo croetG IN mo v'elMlty ~ HMlaauTni I,i '
1 MIL JACKSON street ll1A OIL Hl0kcf IuFk SEltol
, 1880-10-29

urt,inc; did hcMco, ti,oi,sh most or tho fnrcAn
:uatrls, lIko TINT INV lGE dls'ns,! II lo,se
m ii,'n,y. tiloy all went by tic tia'e .,f tho
r..ititry wc. furnished tho .sreM.est .!..ntts i3
tssr '! sWitzurs. is vii" | il is sserssl t',eM;ely@
win bl n elnry On t!;9 ne'lSr'''!e n no., n,," ."y
% !;;' T.t"s.'sy i* WI to fn Ml'19l! t " tonn!st ,S "
hinr,int mi,a tho swiss uuas.. wvre, at oll i.is
troos, tho ttlty fni.hf.i al!l II wls ao a Wna,o ,sa
tse,s twr'sr ysars 1ater g Y. .tps,. ;ae t,re.c
tlc yactteu Tint. ha tl.er n'ess Si,'E sn"w,n
tcrrd n,ontu!lrcrs displayed, t!,o iIqyolutio,1
wn,1i,l havo lIcpn stntincI. fhe lto!irb"!i
lit With ii.o sligft of Charles X. tho custom nf
k,.nR foreign II rSi:E: , ssss uMsrcs ssr =. S ThS
styling NnpoIcon li,tnla. srr,4.t,ts "Si;lssn.;
Mil s',,s dMy tho l'lrass II atnst ,,H ansS - t1,
tntlrt. srryuuts r M countries. hit Tho tnntiN
ll,a lantshal tho lust l1'n,'lEl OF tAo fcallsy.
50 much ll.ls lCctl snlu illl0ttt
Tit1 ESGt.rslt rA7Esr l.AWs.
nn1 ~ many comparisons l,ve bectl Instituted
With ttssG Or the t1nItcd States. thnt |. strsil
ts!iot.rs sf a'Sss or + teuts % FOR tnve".iu; IL hnt
,a,,,ert ftr tsi!t bus Just relt !sstlnu: alu II %
% tt s 1,r. ss y year =. %s @ III Tcrs ST
Il sG r pyssns wss sSs srf sess s s @ s's
~ stnco % %pontinK to Int i snrio consi.islon for
tia tRlvcs show no Iusr.ns&" & .n IT., tho prcyiHs
cis III to lr!tshcr ln.s rearlscti ts ttirri'iiaMI
believe tho chtnler English ccolnt,lls,la tuGe
l,e w.n,it n!~s,ys rt,+t at Egilsi'nns nrnhiiy,
scr,' t yeslsrt.y 4, the 1Er Ge';fo # ,hn
Wills 10 truth. iii icceut events ln,e hr.'ksa
cri1 cris'i i"s lint :tcis is iactH. ad tXycrs Is
Eg,9's 's:n % VIZ ty1x nrx, tt ,s sp W. iTpth''r'f h'r
, 1880-10-29
THE COURTS.
Town Collectors Not Entitled to
the TWO Per Cent Com.
mission.
The War of tho Rival Telegraph
Companies-Another 1njunc.
ton Asked For.
Minnie Dixon to Be Tried To-Day for the
Murder of Thomas Dclana.

TOWN COLLECrOns' COMMISSION.
Tho first cnsc involving tho rhli'lity OF tno2
nor cont commission given TO Town Collectors
for collecting city, county. md sAto taxes was
concluded ycstclrny heforU Judge lsogcra, nsd
resulted lit Il verdict nHa1i,st the Collector who
cnlned tho commission. fills was tho cnso uf
| tho 1own OF West Chic,ga ugalust Dhyl1 i4nl.
jnntn and t,ts bontlsmcr 10 rccotcr lilo s'tm OF
about ss.0Co, 1,rIng tho nrir,trt which 1t wHs
c,ut,ucd 1(allat,in, while Town Collector nf West
ChIrug In iBT6 l,n,l returned as co'n'ntsslnn for
ynllcctlng tho city. county. nntl stnte tnxn.s
/ not legally retnln tho co,inifsst9ti, that
aftcrwnrsl @ % cd dit gl1!l t!.t tho ry lly ortl-
ntlco lind nttortxe1 IfnIlnHtn 10 ipcciro tlIo
! lnt,lpy, tD which Tho tnwn authorities nateSti;
Wr,l.lcs'iny @ ovcn,tg. Yesterday tror,nE Judge
RoYers wns to elnrKo tho jnry. hut he wns Vt,
sick io Go not he y co'sf. nd , tao c5,s1M 1..'
as srrs tsxs5fj sSa jarS x F5 a sesess s
ccIt I TIC sisi u sl.b0l awet1 'for his s,,lnry.
iintler to tho 'rown Clerk TINT tue J.. boM'l nl,
s'se' lin MT II niyna H, oelaf VI" eapSsisy SSis',
lii s,istoti. sys not sufficient. Tho the city mr.
ase w,ts S" lnlss ,s, r. 5, ne 1S SrsS @ Fh T'',
tito TnWtl ioirsl Tint IT. l1attIf,an wt,.t 1,,aiif,
we 9 " t''"t ay h TN Int sdtc aF def wt Tin 'of o
this bnsis WIS nD lMr to recovery, lecaliso tl!t
urncrai INV Of tho Stnto rstl,.!se, AiM 70 n%y =
nto hs os ner es@ 1n' Sery p, yr
dict aTo,st nsoM yesterday in favor Of tho tow
far siis..:.. ulnK tho amount Ginllnc less son,s
fer s .G S'st Gt sH wcst TSW
amount inyolvCdls ii over go, ,Ooo.
, 1880-10-29

tcu,1ctl' Mr. flnson. tho ren' uuu hcIre ,tc,1
i,urlel. il, 1r> IL WIN mt until ,st aa s"nSs n
nuns nont II litter threatening legal i,t.us tss
iyll,s Tint tito editor kn0cktHl tlnt!er ''ee1.