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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06
MIasna Rendered iOwerlcss

=, Inc most oHrtain way to render cow. r,es.
tue misama'ic Varor, w"ich pro uco chills anu
iever and other malar,ous Iii i,orlcr., is to
1ortity the sys tom a,ainst them with that
matonless preven i've OF periodic feve,s. Hos.
tatters Stomach Bitteis Tue remed al opers
t!oh OF the B.tteIs is no 'ess certain than their
preventive effects, and they may be rolled
upon to overcome casts Of fever and spue
wbich ies'st qu'nne and tho mi, oral r. me dies
OF tho pharu'acoppis. Dyspepsia, cons,ips-
on. bilious compia,n,s. r cuma.io a iment,
and general debility. likewise, rapidly We d to
TN ir regrlat ve and tonic influence. They are
an incalcuiable blessin 70 the ". ak and nery-
GUS OF both sexes, al excellent family medi-
cihe' and tho bes safeguard which the tray
climate
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06

Helvtion Of the L,rer to the Geretal Sys-
tem.-ProtesSor LeConte expresses his
believe that the waste tissue is carried
hy the blood 10 the liver, and Is there
separated Into liver-sugar and urea, or
some 81 bStance which rapidly changes
into urea. Experiments made b, Stuitl
support this theory by proving that
renons blooi is soon fatal to animals
il the liver i tied but Is not so il the liver
is free to acl, the poisoning b.ing due
to dccomposed tissues in the blood
Combustion take place in the capiila.
ries OF the tissues under the influence
of vcnouS force. as the blood remains
for longer time in the capillaries of
the tissue than in any other organ.
The blood acts rs reservoir not only
OF oxygen but OF food, and, if waste,
the food taken in to-day is not used to
build up tissue to-day, but is taken
into circulation In tho blood and the
blood forms tissue and regcncratys itcIt
from the su ply OF fnou--so tissue
wasted todly |, carried by til" tl0oI TO
the liver, there dccompo3ed into sugar
and urea. and so cIinina eI perhaps
the day after, or oven longer.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06

AT tho matinee. (rhc curtain ha~
just fallen on the last act ofth Grand
rantomime.') Mamma: "Now, dar-
ling, it's all over, and we must be go
ing" Ellie twith lingering impress
sions Of church); ooh, no, ma dear,
not yet. Can't we stay for evening
scrvice?'
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06
PLEASURE and business. I3dy-

PLEASURE and business. Lady"
pretty ght, isn't it, dorIor? don,
see any OF your little ONES here! Ihopr
yon cont dlsanprOvc Of javcnilc
parties ?" DR.. Liillctums Cannon, rrr
his diagnosis Of inlantile discasv) -
my dear madam! On the conlray--I
live by them!"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06

BEEF CoLL' rs.-'rwo pounds Of rump
ste; L, quarter oi u pound ofbutter. one
pint OF gravy water may be substituted
Tor t&i$), salt and pep ,ar to taste. one
Shalot. hucly minced, one plckled wal
nut, one tea$porntul of rapers. Have
the SteaN cut thiu, aud divide II In
pieces about three inches long; beat
these with the batter. and let them fry
for about three minutes; then lay them
l.: a Small $lrNran, and pour over thcm
tnN gravy. Add piece OF nuttri
kutalsi with \ llttlr nour, nut In the
seasoning Snu all the inSrrdtcUtS. and
le, the whole simmer. but rot boil. for
ten minutes Serve IN hot covered
dish.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06
COMMON sENsE ant1 the sc,anoo n

COMMON SENSE and the sc,enoc Of
chemistry when applied to butter max
Ing, reduce the time Of churn,ng one-
half, increase the product per cent,
the quality of the product p per cent,
and give rich golden color to the but
ter the year round. All these improve.
ments. together with many others, re-
suit rpm the use OF Gilt Edge Butter
Maker, Sold by druggists, grocers and
general storekeepers
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06

HARisSING DREAMS An unnatural
excitement Of the brain and nervous
system Is the direct cause Of sleepiess-
ness, as also Of harassing nocturnal
dreams. FEGEIINE has a peculiarly
sOcthing effect in all such cases, when
taken jnst before going to bed.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06

Solid men admire the beautiful, and
this accounts in some measure for tho
thousands upon thousands Of bottles OF
Carboline, the doodorizcd petroleum
nalr rcnewer and dressing. which have
bcen sold yearly since its invention by
Messrs. Kennedy s. Co., of Pitts
ourSh, Pa,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06

SoNE %entlcmcn dining at table
uhotc, tho conversation turned upon
oysters, which several ot the company
contended showed Sagacity that
argued they must have brains. \ young
man who had taken Az unluly prrmiu-
cnt part IN tho conversation. to the an
nryanre rf All elderly Sentlcman, his
nriEhhor, turned 10 the latter and said
'po YOU tciieNe that NyStcra have
oraiusy' "Certainly do. sir" was
ihe pr"mpe ami polluted reply "sincc
they Know when to shut up.'
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06

MIR. JrsrIcE FACE was renowned for
his felOcity upon the bench. While
going on circuit, u tactious lawyer
named Crowle was asked if "the judge
was nor just b"hind." ''[ don't know"
said Crowle. "but If he Is, nm sure he.
was never just before"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06

Polly: Well. Pat, what is it now :?
Woulu you rather l'ok bigger fool
than ye ehre, or be Il bigger 1Uol than ye
look Pat: Sure now, my dariint, al. d
III be bo;l TIL find hich side o the
ar9imlnt yer Oh ycrselt. wnin, by
j.bcrs, LII join yc, right or wrong.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06

A CREAM TO EAT Win FRUIr.-Duil
half IL pint OF cream anu half pint OF
milk with bit OF lemon peel; add n
few almonds hoat"n to Il pasta with Il
drop Of water and little sugar. Take
\ traspoOnful Of dried flour, rub Il
smoothly down with little cold milk
and few drops Of Orangc-flowcr wa
ter; mix all together and let it boil ; let
it remain til quite cold, and then add
Il little lemon juice.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06

AN lrishman was accused OF stealing
handkerchief from Il fellow traveller,
but the owner, on finding it, apologize
ed to Pat, and said /: was Il mistake.
"Arruh, my jewell" rc,orted Pat, at
WAS two-siued mistake c-vou took me
for a that, and | took ! on for Il gentle
man."
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06

The State debt OF Iowa Is only
$5oo,ooO.
From some recent experiments It Is
considered desirable to make telegraph
wire ot an alloy of aluminium and iron.
While the wire can be made much
smaller than :nr present gauGn, 1t will
he stronger, or less susceptibility to at
moSphrric changes, and OF much great
at ronductivity than the ordinary wire.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06

CELERY SUUCE.-C, n clean bunch
of co cry into lit bis, aud hoil 1T SOFT
~ unti! it is tender. Add half pint
of cream, two or three blades of mace,
Il little grated nutmeg, and small
piece of butter rolled in flour; then
boil it gently. Tins Is good sauce for
roasted or hr"ilcd fowls, turkeys, or
partridges.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06

Two gushing Eo$toN girls were walk
Ing ono day IN the SuNUrhS Of the Hub,
when they stumbled on = lttlc old
fashioned milestone. forSNttrn IN the
mArrh ot Improvement. One Of them
stopped. snd parting ihr &2a<S, d'scov-
cred the hslt-rUArcI tuSrrirtiHn. |. NJ.
from Boston, Np0n Mhirn She cN-
r'smrd, tr>t>tirailv. "llrrs Il Il grave.
pethAlS ot some yuuWG &irl. who wish
ed is written Nn her iNmh>tNur. "l'm
tr, III 30 tNn." How lNurlluS a,w ,i,r-
PIE. ANA now SUtii ,irut go
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06

THROAT DISEASES OFTEN coMMyNoB
with a Cold, Cough, or an,,sual exer-
ton OF the voice: These incipien, symp-
toms arc allaycd by the usc of" Bro,en's
bronchial Ircches," which II neglected
often result In chronic trouble of the
Threat.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06
WIT AND UUMOR.

ERASMUS relates that a certain travc-
lcr IN Holland lay so near the fro that
his cloak was srorched. This being
observed by u guest, no said to the
sleeper: Here! wake up! | want to
toll you something.' 10 which the
traveller replied: "lf It Is bad nows,
put 1t off, for don't wish to hear any
IN company when all should DO jolly.
Save up the SORROWS till after supper"
WEcn supper was mrrrily over, ho sad
to the other, "Eow, | am ready to hear
it, llo was then showed an Immense
hole burned In his cloak, and began to
rage that ho had not been aroused in
time.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06

NHtE Eou see 4 baby, which you
kn''W to have suffered for long time
Will Summer Complaint or DyScntery
suddenly improve and grow fat and
healthy. You can rest assured that Dr..
Bulls Baby Syrup has been used.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06

FIG FUDDING.-Chop hnlf a pound OF
i)go very hnely; mix them with one
fourth pound OF coarse sugar, a table
spoonful OF mOlaSses. four tab!osp poon-
fulS OF milk, half a pound Of ilour, IL
quarter Of pound OF suct. an egg and
pinch tf grated nutmeg; put the pud-
ding into Il butte red mould and boil
five hOurs.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06

IRECisELr.-"Pa, DEAR" asked his
:on ana heir, "tcil me what is the dli-
ference between an accident and mis-
l"rtunt!" "Pa, dear" gavo it up.
""cll ~ said his son and heir, fif my
pressing tailor, Dir. Simpson, were 70
fail into a deep pond il would be an az
c!dcnt; but ii any one were to pull him
out it would be u misfortune"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06

CRUMPETS.--Takct three teacups Of
raised dough, and work into it with tho
hand halt Il teacup Of melted butter,
three eggs, and milk TO render it q
thick batter. Turn it into buttercd
hake-nan; let 1t remain fifteen minutes,
then pm, OH II buke-pan heated &c as to
scorch flour. 1t will bake IN half an
hour.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06

WHY should any one buy sonp hal
rosin or clay, when Dbbhns' ElCct &C
soap. (made hy Cragin & Co., ..ia-
delphla,j Is for sale? 1t cost" but a
triile more, and Will 60 hve times as
far. Try It.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06

a MEDICAL STUDIES j 'incd, without
Invitations, party dining At an Inn.
After dinner, he boaS;eu 80 much of his
abilities, that one Of the party said.
You have told Is enough OF what you
can DO; tell us Something you cannot
do.' 'Faith," said he, IL cannot pay
my share of the reckoning."
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06

THE Laird Ito his gard. ner, who
had caught somebody trespasSins)
-"llum! And you say, Saunders. thar
the fellow was impudentp" Ga: dcncr
-" "'lmpihcht! Deed. sir, If he had
oeen'the Laird himself ho could III hac
been mair l-brcd"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06

RID To all who ere suifsrng g from tho errors
h ihu scE efl0hs OF 'untn, nervous We ,kncSJ,
htcnl II U, n,"nho VI tic, / will send Rc;ipe
that viii crrr y"n, thEE OF Ci,AR1E This trs I
remedy va, di SEQ, cred l.v MI ri nary it, Suut:,
,merica. s.! self.mdrrsscdr rmvci p" to tn. Kev.
JoSkfH I. iNNAS, Station d, New York City.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06

EoASv tom Nr NVrrNN. Cut and
trim Ut the suNrrnuuUS lat, amt see
that tive butcher Joints tho meats pro-
pcrly, as thereby murh anuNvAure Is
saved To the carver when ii comes to
the table. NaNe ready \ nice clrar trr
(it necu not be y very wilc large oucl.
put down the meat. uredSe VITA hour.
and haste we'll unit |. is done. Make
the gravy rs tor roast leg OF mutton,
and servo very hot.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06

THAT was triumphal appeal OF the
over of antiquity, who, in arguing the
superiority of old architecture over
the new, said: "Where will YOU find
any modern building that has lasted so
long as the anrientf"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06

hs Tus LIVER Is hlsILTa DtsoRpgRLp. snt
ea' u al ot Biiou, lbs re>s apt 10 IreVai
ere Or s"aS0nable enc y, as they restore
E,t, the Liver TO healthy ae ION, and iemcve oil
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06

"lSu dcir some l,dIcr here for vac 2"
inquired \ German III the general de
livery window ct the post ,i!i 4. the
other day. mo, none hrrr,' WAS the
reply. "Nhell, DOT is Nucrr,' he con-
tinucd, getting his head into the win
dow: "my ncighbnv gets sometimes
drce letters in one day. uud gets none
bays more taxes rs he does. uud have
ncver Hot one lcddcr yet. How comes
,,Ors EinCS!''
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06

CUlCKLN, MADRAS SIYIE.-Cut all
the white meat from \ col! fowl, either
roast or boiled; chop ii us fine rs pos
season 1t with pepper ana SAT-, mix with
about half Il pinl OF white >anvr, Ui
sufficient to make ii into rather Il thirk
purcr. stir over the fire till very hot :.
put 1t into stcwmu, and serve up
with poachcd eggs round it. or with
eggs grlled and placed on the purce.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06

TO FRY OYsTERs.-Choose tinc oys-
terS, lay them on a clean cloth to dry
pcrltc,iy, sprinkle with salt and pep
per, then ro!l them in "ra.ed bread
crnnbs, ami fry them q'.ickly In toil-
ing lard.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06

CERTAIN ralnt,v MAS hraEEinE Of
his MVnueriul rnmmAud ut color 10 :.
friend one lav. His fri,uG ,il uri seem
~ take il quite AL Ia. "Mhy.' en-
claimed the painter, so yuU Nuo" tha,
there are bat three rA'0t"i$ Ia tn,
or!I. ST, who Unfr 81 TN, rolOr?'
"And who are The, - Il; iASt asked the
friend. "Why, sir. am Nur. and
and-aud--l forget tive u.nrs Of the
other ;wu!"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06

lie talked rs If he had "flog In
his throat" but lie was only hourse;
sigle bottle of Dr.. Buli's Cough
Syrup relieved the tronble at once
20 cents.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06
DOMESTIC.

SWEET AND Sour CApDAoE.--My
pickles gave out too early this winter,
and used this old receipt, which Is
Dutch, for an old woman gave it to me
in Albany just forty years ago: Take
cabbage-head and cut it down into
eight pieces and cover 1t with coarse
salt, letting 1t remain In II Jar twelve
hous; tako it out, squeeze it, and cAcp
iC fine with two onions; put 1t on the
fire In u china-lincd vessel, covering It
with vinegar, and boil for full hour;
add to 1t then one ounce of tumcrir. q
teaspoonful OF curry will otnstcad OF
tumeric), one tonspoonful OF ground
pepper, Il tcaspoontul of cclerysced, n
tablespoonful OF allspire, two table
spoontuls OF ground mustard, aud half
an ounce Of white mace, with one and
a-hSlf pounds OF brown sugar; cook
one hour more.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06


wI%e oIoEed Casnmeies asc Sal1c s7o
d4ncM % M'T TWiIled % Beires s7nc.: Va Ue, ooc.
4s-incn ~ @ WOOL CHECKS, ooc;; vALUs zSo.
fN i,cn Nontt @ %, e., hwv'i s" ". ,n.t 60 *
SGnch ,Gn HHyelIy n,3 ELY SSuit,ings 1oc' S0SG ss'''
i9Jnch Iin,"SsSo = M,SUio onc .c;' " ,ma q, W
4sinch WEiGE Wi1sH M1MIE M1MES xi. ScVY YsIiIE ia5
20 mh DHm |i - e. %S,;o ., y,
90 ot in SSol9otlHa SaSnuleTrs $a.1os 'siuE *t'o
10 imin Ro,, RRoUino iSuNeiies, - oo; W. w. S5M'
20 m. tmr" UrHiSI!S ~ MnIs - o%; .WuG M -:
iS% iVV0 10 N'HeD DMhSS eoUos' iS5c'
iSoS 4" I" 8. :. aHc c.
1900 S2,,s%vrs o,son,.,, ,w.. rs Is.
0''N AH one I,0T. 40 S,'; t.AsEI AaENs, SE S'''
Best and choicest chlnizes, calicoes aud Shirt
'nSs III 'HC gsr farE' P,iSe syeaTy%here sa else'c'
Bcst American canbIics HG1 and PIoues. 7xc.
yYARD;;WIDE FHEhGm SnlMTzEs loo
ONE LOT. Of scAeEy, '
French sJyics isapiisie Lawns ~ '1a%c.
French JaconeLte Lawns. SOC.
wySns" MS1,s vr,Ears v%rEa"dy Law Lawns 2so or
White Liunn do Indie. s5c, value. bIo'
White Linen do indie az =: yaItIr Gsn
While corded Pque poc.; value 500.
Frenoh Printed Shirting;, &c: value Csc.
s.COIrrHwIrK,.e e,yvNn K,n nTCvu
tSSHiIru i" iCM,S CM OWNu K,D K,D SIOOvvE' SIOvE'
waRHSSTEn IN CWWESp, NJ UrSnUMM SEUr
MoNhY M,N 0tt KEriTNpEha riK IEha'
TWO BUTTONS. Sc TiiKE IiIrrors 3, 10
fYSE byTIoSs, , s. rs SIX g6iT9SS: Srs| ~: H.
Shades "'' DAeo"n
LOT Fiifsr
spring weigHt rIcn nnd iw iTs,ruIs SInsk nd
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06

TO CLEAN WnlrE KNITTED GAN.
MENrS.-rakc these MOI nrrdiHg wa>G-
my, being only slightly soilci, place
them in Il pillnw-rasc one nt - time,
sprinkle flour through il, and ahn%c
well, uutii it looks rs bright aS new.
BoraN Is cXcrllcnt to wash 1lunnciS
Wi. III, dissolved in luke warm water.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06

Gold Is entirely unaffected by atmos,
phelir action or influences. Silver
becomes duh, but gold retains Its native
luStrC
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06


BLACK, COLORED AND FANCY SILKS.
The great effort and preparation made for
this sale gives Us the nssur. nee OF the largest
stock and the Cheapest Prices ever known TO
the trade.
RICH BLACK SILKS, 81 20; VALUE $2l0
k!Cl $3.50; % $l63
HlClI 81 S5; $2Io
RlCH 35; $lS3
RiC!l 0uc.; $l25
kiCli 500; 1925
y ack American silks. 81 20 va sf7o
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06

The Foltaic Belt Co.. aiarsinll, Mich.
VIII send their ccl,bra cd Electro Yoltaio
Belts t ths afflicted upon so da,s's trial.
speo curns guaranteed. They mean what
thei say. Write to them without del,y.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06

SHArE CAKES Beat the yolkS Of four
eggs anu the whites to iroth. Then
adj qIart of flour and quart OF
milk. 10 be baked in small stiape tins
previously creased.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06

john Battle died In Montreal the
other day, aged ll2.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06
l. Any oriikH fi Il @ r RY
SOUTHNICK'S COMBINATION STORE.

Core land
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06

AN old laJy, whose son was aNout to
proceed to the Black Sea, among her
parting admonitions gave him strict in.
functions not 10 bathG in that sea, for
she did not want him to como home a
"uiwyer,n
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06

ANTS.-When these insects are trou-
blcsnmo In the garden ill small bottles
two-thirds with water. and then add
sweet oil to within an inch Of the ton {;
plunge these into the ground near the
nests or hills, To within halfan inch Of
the rim. anu the insects coming for a
SIP Wlil get into the Gil and perish, as
1t iills the breathing pores. The wri-
Ter once entrapped in apIntry myriads
"t req ants in shallow tin cover.
S'ucared with lard, the vessel having
accidentally been left In their track. -.
Another means of cntrapping them,
suggested TO me by Professor Clover,
many years ago, Is to sprinkle sugar
int" dampcnet sponge near thoir
haunts 10 attract the insects. When
they have swarmcd through the sponge
ii Is squeezed in hot water, and tie tran
Is reset until the majority of the insects
are killed. .
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06

FIsrUI.A IN \ HORSE TO cure 1s
tula III horse first lot it break. Then
IS tic time to cure. Get goosc-uuill
Tor probe and introduce the Quill into
the place whore tho matter is running
ont, and ind the depth. Now take ten
cents worth OF caustlc potash that can
oe obtained At any drugstore, and
which IS sold in small white sticks.
Take about one inch of tho stick and
force it into the place you have probcd.
Force 1t we'll TO the bottom OF the sore.
Let IL remain uEtil the matter or pus
gets black, say three to five minutes.
Then with your hand press over the
place or sore and draw hard several
times to cleanse thu sore we'll. Now
use the feather end Of the quill; dip
ping 1t in fish oil and insert il fun OF.
"ii; and cvcly day grease well with
the oil. DO lot use your caustic again
under ten days. II you see anything
Ike tiStula matter in ten days, use your
canStlc as before. When you operate
get some old cloths 10 wipe OFT the
puS that runs out, or 1t will take the
hair of The side OF the horse. Keen
the sore well clranSed. have cured
" number OF eases ni tstula with the
ABOVE; also, poll evil. In fact, poll
"fil and iisttila arc the same disease.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-06
MAKE HENS lay,

An Englis Veterinary Surgeon aud Chemist, now
travelling III his country, that Of tho tiOrns
aud OatIle powle here ME worthless trash. lie
:ays trat hrridan's Conl ton Pu" dars al" rbso-
earth VIII mako hens lay like SherIdans Golds Ion
Iowders: nnsI. one trnt po.n t. OH pint OF feed.
Sou eYerywliere. or sent by NAL Tor rixht ter
stamEs. !. b. JOHNSON l. CO., lanxor, Me
, 1880-04-04
TEE COUNTY-BUHDING.

JUDGE SMITH will take his seat In the Criminal
Court to- morrow morning. There is no cali Of
the calendar, and the days work will probably
consist in the sWearing-in Of q few hundred
would-be voters
TIE Committee on Public Records had pro-
1onged session yesterday, and achieved Just ex-
actly nothing. 1t was decided not to do any
thing ut present with regard to the location OF
the Recorders Office. There was a long discus
sion over the proposed purchase Of copy of
record Of original entries from. Judge Prescott,
but this, too, came to nothing.
TIE Grand Jury completed It's work at q late
hour last evening, having examined into 1853
cases. Out OF these only si1ty-seven true bills
were found, fuct which serves to emphasize
the old complaint about incompetent Justices
Of the Peace. There was but one person in
dicted for homicide this term. This was Dr..
d Henry Meyer who was charged witt felonious-
y, Wiilfulsy, etc, administering poison to Henry
Gelderman. This is the old story dug up once
more, and 1t will amount to nothing.
YESTERDAY was sentenced day in the Criminal
Court, but the victims were q very unfnterest-
ing lot, and there were no cases deserving special
mention. George Lavidge: for embezzlement,
Joliet candidates were: james Kelly, rob-
berry, one year; Charles Pierce, larceny,
two years; Frank Hitzelberger, robbery, one
year. Alexander Brooks, under 49, rot one wear
In the Reform School for larceny, and Charlcs
Morton for a similar offense was sent to the
House of Correction for six months Thomas
Schwartz was fined 500 for assault The trial
Of Columbus Smith for the larceny Of silks and
other goods from Field, Letter taCo is still On.
, 1880-04-04


daughter of Charles =. and Lilly E. Rehie. 'nlAn'
ARs saa papers
TXLER.April B asso, Clara B. Tyler, aged years
Notice 1t funeral tomorrow.
,METZSEn.At ss1 Mnraukee-av., Charles, son OF
Il sRs faay sSs sis siss sSsd e O'Clock Monday
ryAL.ENTlNE-on LEI. the Sd Inst, M1s Elizabeth D.
Inc funeral viii tate place at her 1ate re.tdence
No aR West Washington-st. at IL O'Clock a. m. Non.
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hemalns will be taken to Michigan City Monday
,aSs ana aa5 Asss Fame. Ashsd eldest of
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s: sT%ogTEkRURGHzon % April J. at COLORADO Springs,
ye91s only daughter Of Mary L. and George " Stout
Notce Of funeral fasn' nefe lot in'ermeh'
racb Of chsss. man
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Ado11 g. Lnkes Hospital, april 3 Prof.
Funeral services ut GTace Church. Monday 2p. NJ
Bacn f%ss GSek @ntye of the Parish OF
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