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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-04-09

present law is TOO high. Fixing the fees
by the line we do not like ~ we'll az by
the square, and II is no more explicit.
This may be simplifed by putting the
square at 70 cents TO- the first insertion
and 30 cents for every subsequent one, and
40 cents for making oath 10 the certificate.
Will not our contemporaries give their
views in the matter, now that the subject
is up, and endeavor ~ settle upon some
thing fair and just.
WAYNE.
REv. s. W. STREErER died Wednesday
about noon, in his 10th year. Funeral
services will be held here on Friday after.
noon, and at Auslinburg Saturday after.
noon. Rev. James II. Fairchild, resident
OF Oberin College, will preach the Satur-
days sermon. lie will be buried in Aus
tinburg by the side Of his first wife. All
bis seven children are expected to be here
SAB.
Geneva Times.
Susan B. Anthony g TO lecture in Rock
Creek on Wednesday, April 18th.
Parties making preparations for the fish.
ing season should bear in mind the State
law forbidding the catching Of fish until
the 10Th Of June next, except by the use OF
a hook and line.
The boiler aud other machinery for the
new Sewing Machine Factory, is complet-
ed and will soon be here. Work on the
building is progressing rapidly, and the
brick walls are nov rising.
BORN.
sHERNAE.-ln Ashtabula April ID. a daughter 10
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Sherman.
soovmLE.-Tn Ashtabula, April 7th, daughter to
q. ". aud Sophie SeOylle.
RiCKARD.-In Washington, ID. C. 26th ult a
daughter to B. II. and n. 81. Rickard, Of Ashta-
bula.
FARao.-In Ashtabula 90,h uit.. a daughter to
George and Jessie Fargo.
DIED.
DUsHAN.-saturday morning, April 3. Walter d.
youngest son Of James s. and Nellie N Dun
ham, aged years and months.
Copies Of "The Valley of Baca, by Miss
Jennie Smith, may be procured at Mr.. NJ.
G. Dicks bookstore on Main St.
We have the finest and neatest chill
dren's shoes made. Come in and see the
new ones CIV CbomberIin
r.. ,--.--,,--,------------- 80
-, On MI M. le9'' qo'e n ,.Ou9e auu io'S on
oS go ~ a"a " " PC' ~ ,., s'iee',' iOr' saie
'"'4P' APpis y y, :; !elen9lIsen' '"l
" warner Health Corset; Dr. War
ner's Flexible Hip Corset with 100 bones.
" ~ : e---.2.s :. : 2 ~ :;
A large lot ot Gilt Wall Paper for 25cts.
roll AZ M. y. DICKS. ..f 1873
Teachers Examinations.
Examinations for the county schools
will be held during the Spring Term. as
follows:
Geneva, .................-,. l3
orwell. ..,................... y
X1sti5burfp tif ,''.,,''.'''''''A Monday may 10 q
Examinations will commence AT 8. 20 a
m. Ell. Lampson. Clerk.
A Donble barreI t,wl,no- nioce q, evos,-
Ionr orali,v ond IN norfoot IL. to, soI.
a. modoroto rrioo Ann,v - rprrrou III,
office
Dr UorDo.,s uaaI,5 Co--o,. n. W..
ror,s F,evibla Hin CT aith ,oo honaa
for q, M o. corlis,o e T,lar,s
,u'se f,,,.5,-.iI;S - -, -. ~.
60 NJ NJ 90 - ma o-d a,,l,. - ol ..., so., 80
~ C,,,1 W ~ ,, D., ",, R D. ne | e.,eH
IL.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-04-09

FOR SALE-desirable house and 2 lots on
corner West and Depot streets, for. sale
cheap. Apply to W. c. Richardson. 77tf
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-04-09

DR.. Warmers Health Corset: DR.. War
ner's Flexible Hip Corset with 100 bones
for S1.OO at Carlisle & TyIer's.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-04-09

20 West 18th St., n. Y. City.
Ask your druggist for it.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-04-09

A Double barrel fOwling piece Of excel
lent quality and in perfect order, for sale
at a moderate price. Apply at TELEGRAPH
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-22
RUSSIA SALVE.
PROPOSALS.


CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
y at the City Clerks Office. in Coyington.
Kentucky. until II o'clock noon of THURS
DAY, April l, A. D. 1880, when the bids for
the same will be closed, and no bids thereaf
ter accepted or opened for the building OF
Coyington City Jail, Mayors Court Office and
Jailers residence, according to plans and specif-
cations on file in the City Clerks Office The
building to b. commenced Immediately after the
contract is awarded, and to be completed in all
respects on or before December LIST. 1880.
Bids will be received for parts of the work, as
classified in the plans and specifications; also. for
the whole work compiete in one bid. Each bid
must be accompanied by the bond of two respon-
sible persons in the sum Of ten Thousand dollars.
that the bidder will accept and perform the con-
tract if awarded to him. Approved security will
be required for the faithful performance of the
contract work.
Bidders will indorse their name and address
upon the outside of the envelope containing their
bids. Bidders to use the printed forms, az none
Others will be received.
Copies Of the specifications form Of proposal
and form OF contract may be obtained on appli-
cation to the City Clerk ih .'
The City Council reserves the right of rejecting
any or all the bida u.3W 80
By order OF the City Council of Coyington, KY.
CHAS. j. TRANTER, President.
GEO. H. DAWSON, City Clerk. =
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-22
RAILROAD TIME TABLES

Corrected to Accord With City Tine.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-22

Is a common complaint. If you feel So
get package of Kidney-Wort and take it,
and you will at once feel its tonic power
1t renews the healthy action of the kid.
neys, bowels and liver, and thus restores
the natural life and strength to the weary
BODY. Get box and nse it at once.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-22

day, this same necklace which once en-
circled the Empress's neck, and ask the
cleverest of English, French, or Ameri-
can jewellers to make duplicate. State
that you are Indifferent as to cost, and
they, one and all, will declare that to
initiate it is beyond the skill of the most
intelligent artist of to-day.
.HfsI THE END. ..t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-22

pulse beat, kept bravely on) | was sure
there was necklace. Then, for the first
time, after lapse Of many thousands
of years, I tore from the cerement cloth
and brought triumphantly to light that
brightest star of Greek work, which now
fitly adorns the neck of the Empress of
France" s re!T
"Andlit came, it;came, Monsieur--from
-fromP asked the Empress, in a trem-
ulous voice. ,4'.'.. ,,.....-
"From mumyW
There was snort, sharp cry from the
Empress's lips, followed by a dead
silence. Then Eugene said. in brief
voice: -. =.
II will have none of it. Off with it'll
7 would not wear it'll It is an uncanny
thing. 1t makes me shiver. A mummyl
Pray, Nine. De Pont- Vile, remove it at
once, and never let me see it again. !
trust, NJ De Sanluc, that you are not q
bird of an evil omen. General, will you
kindly have me brought cup OF tea?
No, better, will the Marshal give me his
arm, and take me to the bufetT
The incident, repeated from group to
group, had left a disagreeable impress
sion. Though there was dancing, the
evening passed away without enthusiasm.
"On my word,' said Mime. De Meter.
mich to q friend, II do pray that no mis-
fortune will befall the Empress, but to
those who are superstitious accidents
sometimes come. You see one thing
attractsthe other. ,,,ysps 4 60 !
1t is certain that the necklace was re
turned to the dealers, who disposed of il
at once to less superstitious purchaser
Examine this Greek necklace in the
iewel-room Of the British Museum to
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-22
THE END.

Ex-Member Of Legislature, New
York State.
= ALEXANDRIA BAY, Jan. 8, 1880.
Fl. H. WARNER & Co.-Gents: l have
been troubled with kidney difficulty for
the last three years, and in October last
had q very severe attack. l then com
menced taking your Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure and obtained relief at once. have
used two bottles and feel as we'll as ever,
and shall always keep supply Of War
ner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure in the
house. Yours truly, .F s1-ti..
.,. A. CORNWALL
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-22

The sos O. m. and 4s03 o m. tm,as connect foe
leaves Loveland Sundays at 9I0 q. ni ard return
ing leaves Cincinnati at 1853 D. m.
CLEVELAND, MT. VERNON AND CoLUNEUA
Derot, Frent and Kilgour ,H
Cleveland Express 49,. -.. S:0sam T53 pm
CINCINNATI AND MusKINGUM VALLEY.
e Depot, Front and Kilgour. ht
Zanesyille eEK...................1Oc4sa m 253pm
Circleyille Ac................. 40Spm 11.n2 m
CINCINNATI AND EAsTERE--BATAvIA MARROW
s-af|s hl+r GAUGE .f,
Depot, Front and Kilgour
Winchesta aAc.............-... 106 m G5spm
Winchester Ex....-............. f03 . m eos N
New Richmond Ac ....-...--..., 403pm sos n
1 CINCINNATI AND PoRrsnouTM KAunuAn.
Depot. Front and Kilgour.
Amelia Ac.....-..,......... ...., 7'3Sam Pm
Amelia Mall -. .................... eos N Gs3a u
, 1880-04-15
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
The Pork Problclli.


Spteadl Dtspdtrh 10 The Chicago 7s4buns'
Cn1cAao, April 12.-1t must be n psizzlo TO
many Of your readers to understand why hogs
ut tho s5took-ya should command nbout tho
saluo price per pound on foot that mesa pork
now brings in store. This Is II point worth look.
Ing into. OF course, pork cannot bo made at
the present pricc of hogs, save at n loss OF u
or 80 pot bartcl Who then bnys tho hogs, and
why do thoy buy thom7 will toll yo,s. pnck.
ing.housc employo explained tho mystory TO
mo yesterday. Ho informed me that tho pack
css, in their legitimate huatness, Ind been loslng
money all winter, but that by speculation, ny
"selling short" mud then broakuE dew, the
market 40 as to cover at proflt, they had saved
themselves from loss. In order to carry cut }It
their program. 1t has bGen nece6sAry tor
then, y keep up the price ,x,,,a oI hmya hnoss
faltcn go low na to have damaged tholr pians.
Furmers must be Induced to send Oh everything
In tho shape Of h0gs. and they hnvo done 20 nv,
til tho country hns been 80 thoroughly uralneo
TINT tho probability is thnt there wilt oe 9ut ~.
tic work for our summer pnckcrs to 10. lthnst
be evident, therefore, TINT elthor pork must
largely advance or tho prices OF hogs largely uo-
cline, or tho business OF packing. must come 70
an end. 4 forced and unnatural depression na8
put mess pork down TO- u. price fnr below tho
cost OF its possblG production. IT u ht preaeht
the lowest and the ehcnpeat nrtlclc III tho cohn.
try, aud the aufest Into which my man can put
bis money. A
, 1880-04-15
An Austrian Scandal.

E0FrfSpJh4ftk<& htt0 I2fk World.
waius0 Vreatcat ambitions is to keep up tho
"prestiKe" tho army, has been sorely
troubled lutey by the inial,ehMyior of ono OF hs
UUnorus, Field. ktnratal- Lieutenant Fr0chaxkn,
laarricd to q heanty taken @ pX y.,i him from tho
KMul lifo hllk boon Ut Into ubscFvDa to bo spcnd-
iIiLr HFoat suins ut u sI,u. On ono OF his trips
ID lar!s h0 bud boon told that number Ut
Fro1lch bAIkors weru trying to vet q eonCeasEon
Sim Mnrluu, but that tho Republic absolutely
refused granting ol,e; Froelazka, With y soo-
Uia,itod with tho only lunorls1 u tho 4uasnt
titt!s ltepubilc, ono Count Maro!lis " Whnta 10
hIuse concession, aud WHO immediately proL!tscd
IL use ail hla tntlu01,cc !l obtA!n!ug It: itaruu
prouhltxkA, 1t npppaEt, bellevcd that III 20
sinull u btAto tho unly letletAl nuKnt to BY able
e n!a.,axo aaa pronssa M%.oldi s H.
than u weeks tllnu Mnruld! Drought 1t, slgne1
by tho 0nly Boeretary of State, usIl provided
with eliuyGlous seAls anu various oth0r slYnA-
A. sS{ hsa 81 ars %s.r no
sortlu1n Vt bankers immediately ho4lu!rea tho
Goucrss!on OF thuui, promising u pay ., ,0p. 600
tr.lncs for 1t on .he day when the gunl1lings
house was opened. aud payiny down aGE1 esas''
den. staruldl tho promised 100000 frAncs, und
tho latter started oil fur no one knDWa Whsrs.
llD has nut teen found or heard OF Ance. Tho
bn.akecs selected O number af clover engineers,
aud set about building several .nagniii.
msats as wcle maao witt, several firms for ito raT.
niturc, md u single Fronch huusc. La eoc!nte
| ComMereale." I'll pfenun. undertook " se1l1 to
MarInu ., ,u0 0O fraucs' worth of splendid fnrnl-
| turu. WHOM tho grounds wcrs bought and tbs
| contracts luid befure tho authorities these, o.
| course, asked for What purpose thoy were 10 ~
, 1880-04-15
.RADVAY'S REGULATING. PlLLS|

Psrfses PureAttvs Soothing Aperissts. Ass
Vlthaut PaIn. Always Asliabis aud
Natural In their Operation
. 1 yEAETADIE SUBSTITUTE foR cALonEi.
Perfectly tAstcless, elegantly ooated VIII
sueet gum, punxe REGULATE, purify, cleanse apu
psWxYs Tor tho cure ef all dlsos51ssn
der Nervous Dlsuases, 1teadaohet Conxtlphno.ns'
Gostlvs9e:s lndis9st!on pyspgRsia; Gosad pi'as I'd
III arrangements OF tho Internal Ytscsss. VIZ, VA
Illnted to eteut perfect nura. fnfeIy VeAoe.
Bile, containing no mercury, uincralst or os'e'''
E'e%ae ~ ni,scrye tho following symptoms result
INF ftou, piseasoH ut tho dlK0suve orKana; C2u "
nt1natinn Inward Piles, Fu1ness of the HIooo ~
the il Heaa, Acidlty Of the Stomach, E9usCsst ust
Heartburn. D!sguat Of Food, Fnnees 9s MG,su. ~
Il Fustc rtng u the Heast. CHOKING Or SutfetinS
pots seS o4 @ess the ssh
and lNill Pain In ths Heda, Deficiency Of sic rsr
Il. tIo Bido, Ghost, Limbs, aud Sudden FluAhsa o.
Wei,t, burning III tho Rlosh. .,s
A few doAea OF AADWAY'& FILL VIII tfeo ~
eyaterp from all tho abovo-namcd dlsordaFs
Price, ~ Cent? Per lsos.
We repeat TINT the reader must uonsuls sn5 ou5
their ours. sn,onx which may bo ua.nsds
HEutss and Tsus."
"Rad.e,y on Irrstaes- Yrsthra'" ,
Akad.ptpv on 8ero{utas"
and othen relating to difsreut clasaa4 of ou
sa'es' BOLD BY DRU6olsTs.
READ "FALSR AND TnUE.n -,
Esssd . &sttss stas.p to HlnHAX u co., ~
- NeFrsA, oof. GhHsck-se.s Nsts York.
I g information worth THOUSANDS viii b. ~
1QY0sa
, 1880-04-15

first effect ps the enormous hnpost laid upon
Imported pnpur was to OvcrrRtlnntr pr,Miitction
to s,tch IN extent Tint crash was Inevitable,
anu nit nf thn l0O establishments for tho ,nAn.l.
fnrt.re Of newHpaper, which Wcrc Il operation
II, 1AEA but fnrty six now survive. Tho incrc.s.
inE uso Of wind In tho mnn,faotstru stimulated
tho producers ns this nrt!c1a 10 prnctirv an
equally stringent prnhtbit0ry tax un ita nptirta-
tton. The monopoly wns now complete,
aud having 1cnlt out tllolr r@oyn!sx @ to
whuto newspaper Using md rCndtnR
co'nll.lnty WIS It their MERCY Eyery n,tept
wins met i,y !, howl oi "siuHir,int,on of hume
production" nrl pu1p.tuakcts md papor-tnn1t-
tra between them hayn continued T. r'.ise tho
price on thotr rtI1..tutkilty until ut the present
tine Il las rcactcd a figure fully 50 ror cent
abnye lnkt yenrs prices. 49,
will 10 held strictly on hee0,t1t by their consit-
uents IN Ibis matter and In cnso Of liegllEtnEe
Of an Ntlvursc yofo will give thcm good grounds
to nclioro Il nutntur nf ugly atnrlue which nro
tlontl1K about relative ton paiMr lobby At'l tho
susceptible pockets of tho average Congress-
ami
, 1880-04-15
A Hnltic~Nortli Sea Sl,1p.GAnal,

According to the plans prepared ny Herr,
Dahlstronl. 10 whom u preliminary concession
posed Hhip-canal from tho l3nltIo to- tho North
AcA will bo trAcctl from tho lsay Ct ktel to{Dtuas-
throuKhnut Is 10 10 70 5eot inchts, lts width ut
tho surface OF tho water l01 feat, and ut tho
bottom u feet, the bA1lka consequently hAve u
very Yontle slope, Provision val! moreover be
made, by tue adoption of H peculiar systeu. Of
tho water to 25 or 70 foot wtsonevor It may. be
desirable to do 50, aud this depth will allow, OF
tho rnasnge through tho canal of tho heaviest
German ironolad 1il0at,-tho K6ntg Wilhsata, q
vesse of 61l tons displacement, and tho laepcst
ship in tho uer1nnn navy. lrllwlnE only 20 feet.
Tho ca1al can. It is calenlntetl. by o0npintel IN
st1 years, and VIII It 10 osttnatsf, eost ta.7so on
tho estilnntcs niado q few years Mxo OF tho cost
ot constructing canal " feot deep ana Z: T. foSs
/. to nddcd tho proposed Hattie and holtA Sci.
Canal does MT cotnpare nntayoreey' With the
thp winter DoinR liM foot, tho width trt tho bot
to 70 feet, aud tho depth about ~ fc4,t tuches.
, 1880-04-15
FALSE and true.
We extract from Or. NAdwny's Treaties q,
Dlseaao and Its Cure" as follows:
List Of Diseases Cured by
Railways SarsapsplEan Reso|vent

Chrome skln diseases. taffcs Of the Bong, !!u.
mora In tho Blood, Sorofulous Diseases, HRd Of =.
Unnatural Habit Of Body, Syphilis md venerca1.
Fever Sofes, Chronic or Old Ulcers. Snlt Mhfln.
ls!ckets, White Swelling. acald Head, utcr!ne
Affections, CaukarS, 0lAnt1ufAr BwcllnKa. Nodes
Wasting and Decay Of tho DoIy, plmples and
Dlotches, T,lmors, Dyspepsia. Kidney and l!ad.
dor Diseases. Chronic Rheumatism and Gout
Consumption, Gravel anp Caleulous Deposu,
md varieties Of tho aboy4 complaints to which
sometimes arc given spccious nnHcd.
We assert that thcrg Ia no known reMe1y tlat
posecasea tho curative power over these alseasee
that Railways nosolvent furnishes. y cutts
step by atcP, surely, ftutn the founo&tion, ana
rastores tho injured parts TO thelr SOUND c0ndl'
tlpn. THE WASTES or T1Ih b0Df ARE 6IOPPEp,
AND HEALTHY DE.0OD IL SUPPLIED TO 11ta sfs.
TEN, from which now mRtertMl iB formed. !ha!s
the first corrective power Of RadWAy's Resolvent,
In cascs where THO systeEn has beon sailvRted.
aud Mercury, Quicksilver, Corrosive sub',Innts
bones, Joints, etc.+ causing car!es Of tho boneA
rickcta, spinal curvatures, 'contortions. Mhlts
nwullnys, vnrcosc voEt,s. cte, tho Hnrsapari!llan
will resolve -awny those deposits and efterink
mate tho virus OF the disease from tho system.
Ii those who arc taking these medicines tot
the cure Of Chronic. Scrnfulous. or Syphii!tle
Diseases however slow mAy bc tho cufo4 fees
Dettsr," and find their Eener1lt health tmpFoY'
dnr, their flesh und weight increasing, or even
Keeping lts own. Ia o a1ire Sign that thu euro y
progressing In these Diseases the, .; r. patiksins ki,
from the blood, It will apreud aud continue 70
undermine tho consultation. ~ soon AZ ~
8An8ApARILLIAN Innkes tho patient " feol bet'
ter" every hour you will grow bettor and IR'
.rreaao In henlth, strength, and flesh.
, 1880-04-15
Victoria and T11cebnHv.


CHICAGO, April 1t.-Ycstcrday you expressed
surprise Tint tho british Government did not
tnko tn hand and punish TINT Infamous monster
ThcobRw, tho presoht King Of Durmnh.
Every one who rcads OF his awful atrocities
must shnro with you tho sumo feeling of indlg-
mutton. But don't expect my such vengeance
from tho British Government: Thoebaw Is a
King, tho cocuuni III that respect OF Viotosta+
Queen Of Englnnd,-a brothcr King by Divine
right. 1t would bo tlcniat Of her own right Of
sovereignty for Victorln to Interfere with Thee.
bnw " punish or prevent his crllncs. You need
expect no such Inconsistency from her or her
cr,ift. II Thetbaw wns to visit England tha
hIni, but their fury would III nc, ro-
Bpect find countenal1cc from tho THRONE
itself or Its Ministers. Tho tntAmy
uf tho DIyne-right doctrine was never more
sharply defined than in tho present Instance.
At thIs uny III the nineteenth century ortine9
which make the world Bhu1der nrp oommltfGd
with IMMUNITY undGr fts protecting power Wo
ourselves .uro not FREQ from 1t. Nu'volcc has
yet beeu raised In our Congress acnunctatory OF
the horrt tnOnRt1r. 1t ls not In accordance with
ut,r form OF Government to Interfere with out
sktcsp, Why then expect it from Government
other than ours, whose Fundamental law would
bu Violated In doing SOY We nro expecting too
much Of tho british Government tn. look for
more than mild rcm0natratlcc from them.
Theobnw may kill nil h!s own subjects for hught
tho british Government will do, II tho uny lets
british subjects alone. Ha II u brother King ID
Victorla Del gratta. - ObsShVEle
, 1880-04-15
T1o nnnaas Toriindo-some or Its Pe-
cultar Foatuxes-Narroyv EscnpeA. He.
ind

cultnr Fcatuxes-Narroy EscApes. IlCs
81, Lo,ts Republican:
DR.. w, ". Watkins. OF CrnWforu County. Kan.
sas and formerly Of st. Louis, u IN tho tnty or !.
All interesting account Of tho cccentracl!ies Of
tho rnynges OF tho tornado which recently ylB-
tied bis section Of the State. In bis neikhbor.
hood the track ct the storm WIS Was f.1m @ tttty to
cloud was as usunl In such caaes In the form Of
u funnel, with tho small end down. At QUO time
tho cloud would aoom to lit up md only. mar
row point would touch tho ground: Again 1t
would awcop tho earih. It's progress was not 80
rutnnskab!y swift, but tho whlrling motion WIS
OF marvellous force. solzing up and destroying
nearly everything tn lts way. Ono farmer, Who
they looked back and si.w tho Ryn.tinR eolun,ln
stFlkc tho hhuse which crumb!ed Up ltko IN
eFsnel ~ hS ts srE ct an ma Tps tsr As
whIslotl about by tho clo,ld looked oxaettyt like
tho cripklcd legs OF myriad monster spiders.
Another man who WINS sitting ,9u!ntiy Ht' hono
when tho storm struck felt and aear1 nSs house
most drowned tn tho ronr OF tho tetnlest. For a
u10Incilt he felt himself ilyiuK thrtN,El tho ar
And thon VIVA plunged Into utter darkness. fi1
alIghted with no grcnt yiolcnce, and on rccover-
litfIo hurt wis considerably surprieod ut dIguov-
criug thnt he was sitting in Il barrtl OF flour and
that tho barrel was In the bottom Of tho we'll
The house was guno s1d u good dcnl Of It ncvr.
earioas @ si fscaEs wcro dispaye nirs wero @ touJ S
% hurled with vi frfEhtful iorcc. ln some piacss
chickens and bar,,.ynrd fowls wore to bo seer
bud not been hurt, but tho electricity had picket
them ElQAu,
, 1880-04-15

George D. Woodbury. brought suit yester--
day to recover $1,000 damages of Altcllael
w, Manning and John Rogers. Al.ler II.
Wells sued tho sulue parties for tho saule
.u,Aount, ...'
Nelson Kingsland filed q bill against
Robert Ellis, John II. Perry, John II. Thr00p,
aud james w. Bye u f0rttsOsV a nNrtgag9a
fur $1,000 on Lot l, Block ., In Jennings
Subdivision of u part Of Jennings u Aloilltts
Subdivision OF tho south 70 ucrcs OF the +. II
VI tho ): ". }{of Sec. 10, :iS, a.
+. J. II. Tainsen suol Louis Schultze Ior
81, ,UW.
Hannah Sondheim colnn,en cel MI acttonin
treapasa AKsalnBt the Chicago West Division
halfway Company, lnylng damages ut Sl0.
OQ.
, 1880-04-15

A remarkable cnse Of tho acquisition Of sight,
after thIrty-slr ycnrs Of bllndneas, .1rom birth,
oScMrred " It. Lnuls recently: Tt1 ltey. h; !.
Wells, Method,st pre9gSh,I1r S,1 o1 so.,th"sst Mia
himself been blind from birth, tAEinR 70 oat4..
raotA, bud tho latter removed bY an ocul!st, and
appear eIoar but sxprcssiohlesA. Tor tho rtlnA.
fsom suas fos 10 asny s,i,,y, ycas L. ausssttse =
truinsd to il Gse gradually. Tho cycs MORO pe1-
feet Vt birth Rud havo been 80 still, ind but for
tho impairment ~ cRtofacts tho slight would
hAyy bccN natural.
, 1880-04-15

Jup0n DnuNAuNp~ln chr anbers.
JUNE ttopqsTT-EulI Of his criminal docket.
APPELLATE COunr-MOtit ms.
Jupqt uAnY-pl7, 0a{. R2l, Os3, as4. Gsa, vi.
US, W, gU, gs. W. and Ra. Np Ssa, lsurton ".
vsssol Owuors' Towing Con ,pany, on trtal,
lupds JAnasON-Np call No. I, tovk L!ves
lnNer Company ". Chlur 90 Pnpta8hlh4 Co'u'
'i Jut;us w isoax.s-lo1 to aio, Inclusive. except
ltel 1p7, mud a5. No caso on trlAl.
JuMiR MORAN-1tfs, lu3 to lD0, inclusive. ex-
oopt H. l1S, ~. and l0o. No. ", coaey vs.
jupt;4 rUssY-4, s. and Q, No. 8, Town Of
1iydu Park W. Fifth National Bank, Sill on
trial. hut nearly eDhclu dcA.
julaE Ioon1s-lnsp nc cases from to 10 q. II.
Passed olscs Nus. l,txsi and l,tOl. Tefm Nos. t9l
~ ~, US AZ, 4s6, ID, 44st vi, 4E 4st. As6, 467
4l3, 4Ha, and AUS.
a 1ypak sH* g4!7,aNss a1 e. ss ''l7 to inclusive
, 1880-04-15

Houaekecpors should use the Moth.Proof
sewcd Carpet Lining: Uso only that Iuallufaot.
urul Of cotton aud puper. American Carpet
Lining Co., Now Work ind boston. Fur sale by
I'LL carpet dealers.