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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-07-01

nOunceu 0USO0nu ana vile. EfOl. w. w (.
Keysor a. groomsman and Miss Alice
Shultes A. bridesmaid, we doubt not gave
strength to the bond, and with Mr.. F..
A. Richardson and Mr.. Charlie West as
ushers, all things we're done decently and
in order. Thoughtful and loving friends
brought and arranged many beautiful
boquets and baskets Of flowers which add
Cd beauty and brightness to the occasion
Many congratulations followed, and the
happy pair started out on LIES journey
anew with the loving and friendly in.
terest Of hosts Of aequsintances 10 follow
them. Mr.. and Mrs. Bowers left the city
Monday morning for La Crosse, Wis.
Last week while Mr.. II. o. Hall VI,
In DIXON, H., and Mrs. Hall In Fari
bault, their little boys, IN company with
Charlie Crsssey went down % The rivsl
near Abram Hollister's, to wade. and
have little fun. None of the little Eel
lows could swim, and Freddie Hall
about ten years Of age, suddenly found
himself ~ deep water and after going Ia
the bottom twice, was rescued by the
brave liiue boy, Charley Cressey, who
wading up = his chin. succesded Il
reaching ANAL board ont 70 tho strug.
Cling, s,rang,ing, drowning boy, VII.
with The instinct Of tho drowning ma,
s II.
who catches q : straw, caught hold Of !
&nd Vas pulled 10 shore. We are thank
full that this homo 10 not 8 house Q
mourains, and that The father and molhs
are not Weeping bitter tears over : nes
made grave In lakewood and now -
have mersl: Look out pareats, 70
your llttls sons Who love 10 50 swimminI
! and bathing. There Il great danger.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-04-21
MiddIe-Aged Men.

There are mahy at Il c age of thirty to sixty
who are troubled with too frequent cvacuR-
ton of the bladder o. ten accompanied fy
slight s,uurting or bufning sensation and
weak, ming of the system in. q manner the
patient canp,t account for. On exRminiup
the urinary deposits rupy sedimt mt NA
often be found aud iuInc timts small PARTICLES
OF albuncn VIII APPEAR or the color will be
of u thin ,uilkisi hue. again changing TO
dark and tOrlir APP cHrBTce. There are many
men who die of this difhculty, ignorant OF
the cause. which II tie second stage of semi
nal wtakhc,s. Ir. \. will guarantee perfect
cure in all such cHtcs, ard h healthy restoroT.
stun Of tn. gcnitourihary organs
OIlics h"urs- 10 TO I and q tn 3. SundAys
from 10 to IL 4. II. Consultation nee. Thor
ough examination aud sdNice IS. Call OF
address r.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-04-21
INStLVEKT NOTICE.

Y NTHF u STl 7 COEkT FTHE THIRD
L Judicial bistrict Of the State of Nevada,
In md ter III. county Of LS oD-CHARLEb
". Aiken. Junior. against his creditOrs-NoI
tica TO cr.ditnrs 1 IIIsolvtnI - In the matter
o. the petition of Charles II. AltkeD, Junior,
an insolycnt debt r Pursuant TO an order Of
the Hon. v. NJ. ScAwell Judge Of the said
District Court. notice Ia hereby giuen to all
the creditors OF the said insOlvent. Charts
II Aitktn, Junior. to be and appear before the
said Judge. In open court. at the courtroom
of SAID of said Court. at the Codrt- house, in
said county. on the
Second Day Of August. A. D.. 1850,
At IL O'Clock N. then and there TO show
cause IL any they can, why the prayer OF said
insolyent should not be granted. and an as
Segment of his estate be made and he be dis
charged from all his debts and liAbilities. in
pun uance of the provisions Of the statute in
such case made and provided: and in the
meant me all pr eeedings against said insol-
vent be stayed.
Witness my fsEd and the seal of said Court
this 10th day Of March, A. D., 1850.
tsHALl Us. DALLAS,
Clerk of Said Court
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-04-21
Dissolution of Cop Partner
ship.

YHHE Co-PARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
existing between the undersigned has
been dissolved. Mr.. Uren will collect all
bills due the firm, and settle all its indebted
KIGER & UREN
Silver City, New, Feb. 2, 1880.
James Kiger and John Urcn will continue
the business of biacksmithing, general iron
work and wagon making, at the old stand,
each for himself Mr. Kiger doing the wood
work and Mr.. Uren the iron work.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-04-21
D r. s ? / N n E Y,
No. a Xearny Street,
Treats All Chrome and Special Disease
Young Men

WNTHo MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE
Wv effects of youthful follies or indis>
trction. will do we'll to avail themselves of
this, the greatest boon ever laid at the alter
of suffering humanity. DIR. SPlENEY viii
guarantee to forfeit 500 for every case o.
seminal weakness or private disease for every
Bind of character which he undertakes ana
fails to cure.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-04-21
ANNUAL MEETING.

nFFICE OF DANEY GOLD AND SILVER
" Mining Company, San Francisco, March
3, 1ssD-The Animal Meeting Of the stookhold-
eIs Of the Dsney Gold and Silver Mining
Company will he held at the ONCE OF the Com.
pany, Nc. $40 Pine street, Roc m -, San Fran.
cisco, California, on Monday. March twenty
Second. 1880, at one o'clock p. NJ. OF said day.
Transfer books will close on Wednesday,
March tenth, lsSo, at three O'Clock P. N.
GEO. X. SPINHEY, Secretary
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-04-21

Office--At Breed & Crosbys, North G street
Opposite the, international. where passage aud
transportation can be secured.
JOHN n. DALLAS, Proprietor,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-04-21
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE
OF
PHRENOLOGY

INCORPORATED BY THE LEGISLATURE
n of the State of New York in 1866, will
open its Annual Session for 1879 on the first
day of October. to continue six weeks. More
than hundred lessons lectures will be
given,
The study of Human Nature, as taught
by Phrenology. physiognomy. and Physi-
ology, constituting complete Anthro-
pology, is of tie first Importance to
tlergymcn, whose vocation II is 10 in
struct mankind in the formation of character
and the attainment of spiritual growth; to
Teachers, VINO n, ed to learn the nsturo
OF the fuman faculties, and how best to guide
and instruct them to act in accordance with
clear Judgment aud sound morality; to
Physicians. that they may understand
the mental traits and di pos tons OF patients
and patrons. and how TO acquire their COZ f.
denc" and corporations; to
Lawyers, that they may know what is in
human nature, and how to read at once the
character of clients, witnesses. and jury and
comprehend the springs of action and mo-
tive in those who are charged with crime; to
Statesmen. who are called to enact
laws for the proper government and improve
ment Of mankind: TO
Merchants and Rusiurss Men. WHO
deal with everybody and ought To know char
acter and faculty, and how To handle 1t easily,
Pleasantly, and successfully; to
Parents. who have Il vital interest in tho
proper training. instruction, gov, rHiui Mt. and
happiness Of children, and therefore need to
understand their special traits, and VIVA,
treatment IS best suited TO eich to
Young Men and women, who have
to make their way In the world in srlf.cul
ture, choice of pursuits, and selection of life
companions or business partners. this com.
prthensive SCIENCE or FIRST PRINCIPLEs has
profitable word to say
All who desire To become members of
class, this year or next, and all who would
like to know what is to be taught in the
course Of instruction. terms, etc. may adj
dress, asking for Institute Circular"
S. R. Wells & Co., Publishers,
737 Broadway. New York.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-04-21
REPUBLICAN,
STATE CONVENTION

TAAEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN
State Central Committee of Nevada, held at
Virginia City, February %, 1880, the follow
ing resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Resotc<d, That the Republican st te Gem
trail Committee of the State of Nevada order
that State Convention be held in Austin.
Lander county, in this State, on TUESD tY +,
MAY ELEVENTH, 1850, at the hour of IL
O'Clock A. n. of said day, for the purpose of
electing six delegates and six slternates. TO
represent the Republican party in the Nation
al Republican Convention to be held at
Chicago, Illinois, June 2, 1880
Resotoed, That we recommend that the sew
eral Republican County Central Committees
of the Stnte of Nevada call Primary Elections
of the people for the purpose Of electing del
Pgates TO the said State Convention at Austin;
the said Primaries to be held on or before
May 5, 1890.
RcsaLced. That the basis of representation
in said Convention shall be one vote for
each and every 100 votes or fraction of 30 or
over 80, cast at the last general election for
the RepnblicaD State ticket. tO-Wlt.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-04-21

Resolred, That the following test be re-
quired of each and every voter at the Primary
Elections: That he supported the Republican
State ticket at the last general cleo ton, or
would have done so had he voted, and a
pledge to support the nominees of the Chicago
National Convention.
]. l.. REQUA, Chairman.
ALE DoTEN, Secretary.
Republican papers o. Nevada please copy ]
marco
, 1880-11-20
JeCt nf tcfin,tA contemplation ty cRft!c"nlnn'
ind th4 [t1plIotis niaI,,,rr nj spreading tho dis
tnsn is mt tic irilst If their trnubirf.
txS.t.R = rrt

,f., ,h". '.rxm .xt.., " tnr, Hirlc wa. In mi.
rtty rrcst1tty nc nS Sprcssc,! tlrsrt, "a jntttxrn
ttn,nt .w ~. fnt., w, wrs'crn stntcs Tu.o caato
cn,nn fs,m m'n ~ . ionmis NJ dnaut, sc,a, mid
are said bs noi !y ths han.",,,e;s, It., s9t.o ;ne
Hh kcy ;' tat IT, scynral VII r Hrtasons III .nese eatto
w. W. ,uic ne sno 81 rg !oe grat r cps oY f a
thn nsi, Y,,u,attGns III stih IN 81. uf 1ithllty
~ e,tsli$l IL any Srrei i w w",l3i =; Thsso ,;,,'
s,n.r Wrs.rs nrdnrsn,, md Fittcy. Vt fMkr
FOrcsf, LtRn tn1nty. t,wtf thirteen hrnti. mhi1.h
TINY hns" "xhIts 4, The stH: Eur a1tst ',msr hnSt
xre1!l!r"l ra1 a f Aetd ttotion @ Tho
i1oftrn Argus castle tK,k tue iirft premium i.ir
~ tho rar!s Expnslslnh !i,, " H.. H." II III L
nnw rrpnrtc.t TINT stuck cnpny vsli satr1y q,
h. fnrtn r. nc rcitsnl nnss y % ans sin,i,,I M;" @
,sn1, ,e u II. IT." ', tt ,cn,nr ne afs II he "at
liz Ine ara snrn of wcsliti, an'i cxtmrin,nc; alt
VII sntrr .ho sa ,la''1ntt tho o'1 shof''ho'n
o,,ia,, 1t. tt':u ~ x1n.a1, aa"ai H., tim largest
;,' nSir !, 4 ,i,s . n,' ;sh% sas .S +,
ns f"r ~ ~, sis ~ sl,tci r. firv strliu Il,
Ih HI axrr,m r1 .' TIT n ~ VIII" tis rs' ;nt,r .s.,,
xer 5l scres; and ~ hrccllnrc.t!''! s,, o,,,
ri hIs business rlny lto imagined whrh 1t 4
s,"'s ya ts, tar'; NJ 5 efsy II s ,s'q T.; " s
.,rs +, Tho c,t. 81 y,r y. ~" ~ w ;n nrs$. anks
uIfnrt.s 1T lilo .Chieavo Fat show. CO... Httlr.t
snys hc niway. ln,yr h.s'i: n nv rs'nufs. = IT,.
li!s tlrnctLnr " feeling nu hrtnanR Is rl.mea
yet'lcr md, tnken IN eIieeuon WIN t,tlg
ihai vrws nsi ing s"t,Jsct " ,or,"'a! r".;''H: !"
! no hns devGlhpctl what fnny ir tcsine,' y
breed of cattie nlst'nct!reiy his t'wr. slr, Gii.
lett believes tt't II steer whaelf chshnt snstl ns
! nwn corn. grind H!a aWn fnct!. nHn nHah ~
fcc+ Is nat w'rtll hnvtlg ~ thn lnFi;. hsu -
his tiasr1y notlcnh tnny hc ntlfiihittai tho h"s"
meNty, anu ruH4oh cHttie ~hlch NJ ra'ses'
PERSONALS.
, 1880-11-20
THE RIVAL BREEDS.

III n
r. w. ~. .s Il" :" 49,. sssn.+ ~ tho fot
CHICAGO, Nos. W-iol'F scroet W tuu ~.
sh0~, as given this morning, Is clearly from the
Hburt .fiorn standpoint, Tho report opens tho
,.,tI, .,,ns,, ~ ha,u.n,, ,ho tI,rcr,,rt1s md
nnne @ uuss.on "' ~. ...''',, i,,,rrt.r, u,
shott-tofas allo ~ VI ,oo Mue"
he tllscuastI In tho tl1ne Hase II. ny u''Pos''
uow. elinll be glnd to discuss these question:
hereafter ii yu,lr columns, And ! have
no tjut1tt yoll viii give mo an opportunity.
Tncru Ilrycr was time when the question rs to
iylut ia lest WIS tuorr pNrnps,iy nskui thhn
now. As 10 tho jcrsuliNi rciercncd to mysclf.
hnyo t,ecn obliged IT. tt.nkc my way ngnlntt
Shurt- liorn Influence mud there 'las uGvcr been
n time when they were mere nctIys I'll pressing
their cintn,s thnil row. and ttle -rxhIbttlnh rtK
IA tlt,w uY It 1ss lpn In TINES rnRt, their fntnr
ground 0f urcr,,tlons. The ll1rcfnrls Mrr cunt.
i,iartl,r tho attention ug catt!c4.nGn thrnuEh-
oUt tho c0l,ntry, i hand ytItl n lotter thnt !
fuiltl il, Tho Icfas Ltrr. Stink .fourntl I'll this
subject, Very truly ynnrs. rs. A!1.hEu.
Tile following is nj, extract from thu letter IN
n,lt.stEun:
"irAS.oSA. Oldham Co., Tex, Oct. il. 1sS1:-
tJjifHr TGfz1s LiCt-SfDch Js,Hr,tdl: nin MI the
rancho Of Mcssrs, Lee & licynnltls, and thought
Sttck owned Dy theIn might pprtnVs help to
Trbvo ffo value of such strk, and that they ctIl
III. bred and nlsei with less expe,,se us well II,
Tcyns IN otl1uT Suites. .
These Eentletucl h,svc for tho last few years
md E"stnrn rtatrs. and nov harc their herd
, 1880-11-20
NOTES.,

onns AMI ENDS OF TIN EHoW.
prof, Morrow, Of tho State Agricultural Col
t, mn. ,,rn.avt yoatrr,lny enrnued in fnkIur
!eses ""s y. oaoh- '.; - ~ .vnoostnins
eect1onal sIeWs u sesosa' - 'ao o"ooP''a~S4
pre1nliItn nnlmns.
'1,,,,,,,,nt, +,,o n,rount rcoefyed Mt this oxhI-
,,., .ue IT," .n' ~ A,o..,v"t II .,nfI. 4
ulIlon' tho aho" loeo ~ '''osess: =. -. .Is ~
Hnn, OF JhcksonFillc, hnse t1eltetl thoiF o"Ho's
gt.7)1 In protnfutrs during tue past ycAr.
~. ,v,,,,.,n t,,,, nf nucjnh. cnnnan. rovs
Mr. "llata 4soo9' y. u"o'p', S"""es ~, 49, ~.
tho report that Ao Ind sold one Of us Fseaca
ts;,.,a.s ,,nort,xt shcnn hnvo nttraet cd 4 Urcot
taHoa 'n.ltt.u lc 0"e'f ""'~
ucni ot attoaaoh'
In tho matter ot pnry maturity, a feature
,xhfo tntla fnr fbo hest fpet{luR at,l handling Of
a.es.,r ""d ana which uIao .unuu,at rates s,l-
srIoe trcctltnV qualities tho Short Horn e.trcs
hnvu suorvd Two nUints, tho Hereford ono
,s,irt
'o'H.' NAB ~. .,s,,.-
At tho matinee thla hiteFnnHn lruti IN ,,n,,
nipw VIII G2hinit l1s lft'uI ~ " MM.'a s ;tn
lostes tram Culltufeiih 1nv tEuac1tsE "a" ,sr tMv
beSt trnuha trotllo " perIornk m e',o eo
scen ~ This city nlu Ms uAn.u.tuMs1 ~ nMso
delighted tha atdetlces. ~ nsVp,ses pns VI, VI ~.
.luup sey0rAl now i!ots, any, tae s,.o~ WI H., Ia ~.
tlUubsat1Iy posscss lnay Altr1tctlonss ~ ttso se
quest Of the management tho noFscs wefo snoMn
ypatcrdny. nnd tho !nrRn cIo"u III "@1cna"''oo
oppressed KfeAt shtlstaet'ota.
THE NRrOIlT or THE JUDGES
~ tho r,.,,t,htr, i,,t WIN will ttl-day attort
~ ~ crsi7" wi,e,1, tn nrxu yllalf M ID tho all
"fr,,,,, s'innt ~ Tik,tssitlT ntht,uR Dfetufa
NIL mrat S exports. rhp oarcasses uf she various
, 1880-11-20

TIE PRESENTATION OF rKtHEs
will tako place thts uvcnug. Mr. ]. II. Sanders
will present tho Hranl chnl!cngo cup, vnfue s1o0,
for tho bcst beet autnn. nny ngo ur breed, du-
mated by the NtttoHal LitT- Stuck Jottr'lal
President scntt, Of the StAto linnrd OF Agrl-
culture, will present tho Silver cup, IN tho oarly
maturity class for tho steer showing tue greatest
average g11in In weight per day.
The Hon. W. W. Cort,est will present tho gold
me,la yuluo 80, offered ~ the Farmers Re
rte,e, for tho best steer year nad under ycars
Of aye. .
Mr.. Sanders will nlso present tho prizo clip
offered for tho best int hog and tho best fat
st,w.
President Scott will present tho silver cup to
tho gentleman who hAvo proved themselves to
10 tho best breeders In tic show. ]. II. 0rRsca.
or Chilcsbnrs, ky., WHO bred md rails cd tho
kentucky stoer nllGer tho co.llftlon Of tho prlz0
NJ inferred by tho National i.frc- St0ck JDrllHls
having received tho hn!inrs for two successive
yours, IL entitled to rotnn tho prlzo Tor J-yoar-
| i,tt9s.
nl1s, att4l 3essrs Cobb Phillips, of
| KHnGnkee, Kot tho otlr for yGnrIsnKs.
j, ii. Potts 4 son, OF Jacksonviflc. receive t!le
rrlxo cup fur tho best fht sheep. Rnd j. H.
| GnJntrytllnt,, Ut Hocheo, having won the grand
challenge premium ftr tha flcst lat noF Tor two
| yoNrs, Will retnln permanent owntfsnlp OF tdt
massive silver cup. also donatod by tho Llpf'
| Stock JUtfltu&
, 1880-11-20

Sumo OF tho poor Government clerks q Wnsn.
Dy, un order .rucul,tly lssuett BY EonmssalGlipr
llo't!sxt % tho eullHyds ct the rensot. 41e:
EuntIs Ut tho cblukuus III I'm Rd1acont yard. Tho
clerks hasv bron III thu hWbt os a,n,,sna them. @
sotyus by mHktnx targcts 0f the sh!ckons; Thoy @
l,lafks,,lt,t. Thu chickens did nnt complain; otl
tho contrary 1hoy tuk tno nas tor We T3c's nl a'
eou|d Iot acuount fur thtlr .{tc,ulso. In . sprl!
pt investigation t,e cut .hJtn opun unl found
t1aln stuifoa With >r1lbbcr bands. ie soGt
iVarnod whure tho rt1bher ca!nc frollt aud Mans
Complaint to Epulldlsslouer Apntlpy,
, 1880-11-20

A curious cttsoie III thexroas diamond robbery
atM. FuntAa' 's III she Falais ltny4l. l'!Ir's. Mss
II tfscIoteS ID ths saatt erotveainss tortn'shtt
axo Hitho,Ixn two Of thv ialescs wero S;n,ugat t
@hcb stI wcro st,lpu 0.,iIid 10 found. Tho ncuk-
es. wsru worth s!i Y T., "w . Inpvrs yoa!!t sht
Attatiuu w;iuHll lAtncd tlonK0fa. Blc took them
h1Ito To- her lover clerk i,allcti FItaine, WIN
nGvise.i bur t0 restore tloHl to the ltWpler. DAs
s,,id ihUtu fur $l.6tU. Tho Rlr! then returned 1o
Franco al!a resnuned rc!al.oat WIN & hgr i"yor. @
rio,s hu.4sch1,A expenditure TINT thu stlspcInlt
Of tho young ,llan'u employer was n1uus:sl. Tue
wDlpuIi pretended that Whil0 tu kew York ~
fn,iscu communicated with tho American Inv
onicera. md lilo upshot waa billie. Hcnx0d KuE
txctye ln0nth4' and her loyoE three lAuuths lin'
pris0nlnent.
, 1880-11-20
uLADSTONE'S ENCHANTRESS.
The Fair nInte. Nuvtknff; the 1sf2.Inn'
ary OF lsl,Ilo.Slaylrtm IN l:nElat,tl.

Hamaurs tvrrtapo'deut.
bluro tilnn ilnlf n century nHh thu 1nrgo s,nre
Il ccrtu,n Iu,}r bntl In bringing hl,ort Il tuul
ms,,, T., ~, ,,l,,n,,. 1r I'm r,,,,n, f,,h.
e".su ~ ~" 1t''.'',ensa ~ " NV ''.'.' s, ns
ici, WHICH I'LL tno1' tn" hl"hyh t'cc1 lfleu} u
tho Turks, wis II tt,tntnun topic nr remark IN
Tho Continent. In E11rUpc Mt thnt tlt,u te num-
icr r ,i,i,,, nowern,rr. u,,,1 ,,rr,u1I,.oIs ,yus
w. VI r.is" ~" W. -. - 80
tfn'hhly itot tenth " "h"t IL IS III our o""
i1uy, ntt tho gulII IArAtivcIy rcw tHtlCll rapers
of that day wcro under restrictions md bn,,ntl
- .II,,,'.,.. .,'at .,,, .,,,, ,,,,r,tI,, ,t,,t
-. r,'''., sa: ~. ,s., !, ,.,Ia ,,o ,i,,,.,,t
III tue years rum ~" :" Fs't "'n ~ ,,.'.
tn tn nnybM'y WIN bug ot heard q fao Irlf1.
cess )Irthcn I.icve. Af1t' nf tug sA1ll NM ~
dress with WlliGh iint l!lI!y Gtntrlseu ~ coiel.
Mto tho eythpnthtes OF the ISrlttsti arlst'criey
fur tl!u cttsGW HrGhk 1uIcnetliiefiGe. anu tNlts
tD lillttenct tho NJ titu Hf thu !o1ltlon Vibi1ot
In thi* lusltlt uf Its fnrelKn pulley:
ya'.!"y y s!u!ilar st&a'A IL hcs'sy p!ayct-tinly,
Eutnspcak. lm!tnh tho KeGEes. hH. 1t1lteu. ~
thu exclusive ttr1lwH. rthi,sM tin higher llhD,ll-
lty, hut II snlhRs nnp br ess acecsslhlG ~ INC
presst fat In Tho irHss ithcf. q Mniina ek'itL!
hand ~ tDrfurnhK ttt'llGntt Intlttat tAA6, ash
thu nAM.e at tho I,urLarn.Gr u ueferthhlcsd
known tn hut tuw HeUplc. lllsn 5tnl Hosor
liu,trl ul MlHc. ShtHuf. tic hltlHlntr triGtGt OF
tito t}!n.!sfDnD tntiy, lAa nrt'puntess ni rh1lt'-
articles asucilitIY tho @H-EnKttsh nllthilct
which hlSr nl'l'tnrGh ~ f1ttcr'* atHuttttht atu
ntEcr publications nf slMllhr leilt!eAciesF lHls
ady tho VITO &c i Itttssltt, Gunuts'a ttla s'e!es
1hslnW Ht INC ituKSlnli AHDAstai!HI ny tustH"tl
, 1880-11-20

but tailtd to fln'l him. This afternoon they
fntsnt him IN n lntis -r,r,m. lin hnIi int III of
his hell and hHnRtat hIInn.r t,y T. tn tho tn"a-
fnuTi, hit ,r1IrinrlM himself sotnn few .uun'hs
mgr. n,ld ans' bern wcnk phn sIncr.. 1]eal,nn-
ftEy Hyrr thu fsIss nf hts strength Ia tho SUP
pusc.l cntiso Ut hIs Etiietdo.
UTtlEn RrlCtnEP.
Special nisrdteh to The CAltd2n Tribune.
CEnAn RArt1ls, H.. Nov. !o.-An ttnknnwn
mrnn c,,nsn!ttetl anIcI,lc at Mnnlcy Junction,
self with his suslrtnltrs iU IieI under atl elo-
vIttnr. His tutly nwMisa recognition.
, 1880-11-20
H. f}rhrRp nun. Mrchnnlcefn,eR. D......... !!
j, IT, tsuttA t. Sun, JncksDnvItlc ........... II
SHEEP.

,,sr nr rn.zEs.
>, a., 'et ~. ...,,sss.tn,,o,, 49,
llcS! wnfl,er. Nttu utef .eatf, airSl' mns
gan y Cott1t'' Ne"""''t '4'' H'e'"'' H''"'
pnrrt1: rnst :.,,h,. nnd un,,rr . yeHrs Flr4L L. 4.
I,r3'wu & son, Uscnttr, ILL.,; seooi,,i, same
iti.t tt.,st ..,vc an,i under yeara. la. rtrown &
gpn. jlneat,ir, iii.
cai,aia. ertHi s"'' '
*ttnnl.E wn0ss.
,,niis /. Inn. ,inrkaunyiljc, H.; eccnfri, same
,mrsi,s' - ''":' ""@~'
itrat wnther. | nutl under yenfA. First, Mnr-
ra,1 X Cpttutl. Ngwfnnnt Ill: Fecnni1. fafnG.
Hest eve; nf.t1 ,;f,dfr3 Scnrs. rfM, beofSo
1'!rkerrll. Nhchthfti. ~; Ac...t"' n'n":
Ila.t ewc,l md tinInr ycnrs; ritat. N1runh
&GHttMts, NGWitAt, il1's scco'l''* o"'s' f'e~-
cru. NhthtiInr!. ~. a,r tn.,+ ncor.,, f1o,v,
f:u"im,, f's,,n',a. stcnnti. J'aylur 1lrrthtrf,
w.p,. wnr.npn.,.,;fn III "~'
f!rst wt.ttlor, nntt Under Il yrnrH. sgcnht1
prnnli!lnt 1ay1r isf1,tharT. "aIssvS 'a .oni,,, ~,
i!rst *rtler. NM lnlcrT;. T1,E'h" Pl"'"'ufh'
TmrIhr tsr.ltherf. ~Hyntsvlllc. III; r...,..
, 1880-11-20
1O,524.
official Majority for Garfield In
This County.
Returns Of Votes Cast for AL Other
Offices.

The t1oarr1 Of Cnnvnt*cfs Of Cook County I'm.
tshcd their wurk yrsnrtlay, ami forwarded ah
nf,.tract If tho votc tn Springfield. Tho oiflrfnl
ilg,lrcs, given hclOw. show TINT tho Presidential
vote wax i00t2'e. moi counting tho scnttcrlnH
votes. which nuut,erch n,H,ut 10. Mr. ". y.
lsapp, Of tho County Clerks Office, wns the clerk
Of The t.onrd. nt,s! tho tables prepared BY him
nsr tho best TINT baye been gotten up In this
county.
, 1880-11-20

poscd to hive been successful.
LES lNcoMPRtnENs,BLEs,
Iirakiyn E,gt al.r rfetor Hugo
CrArfHH oxE.
[.tprfatt satpotl MI the etltt1tnlt OF tho rockd.
Nocks wcrc primarily French. They tooA.
the!r orIgin In tho Revolution. Since thcn other
countries hnvp A.iuptcd f1>cks. They arc nuH
general. St!t!, they arc Of French extraction.
Tho EnHlEsh,ran mixes thotm with his spirits.
lio drinks them. Tho Frcneh rovcre thoh7.'
They arc the Incarnation pf strength. Henco
their ndtnlratlon for tho Frcnch.
l.ippntt hnh gained the summit, 1ic did not
c0mplnln. lilo hnd started ~ get thasp. Hetng
II FrenchHRn he AtftNcctlcd. ......
l,etow him the eca gnathed its wh!to teeth 1T
him. Thp surf how1c<1 at him III ita raEo Tho
gentle rtrplCe fntrtt,tfted Htr:n Eof18A 10 nish
llavnu nttn1nch the summit. Ltpp!att ulfhen
clesely shat ha felt ther dump breath 1t was
CHATTER TWO.
The hnse Of the rtnk WIS twofoid. Ono 5atteh
et m ts e. r h1 ca SaSr viii tSs II fn
hs tae el'xny sa,s,'r' fTw 6, ti, e
LIpnintt ltoked II. 4 nnrrow ledee invited
n' T. Z shs spss arse ID ta ar tarainu arkor.
Tho g,lyer,, was filled With shadDws. In long,
sss R"' a ss' sss fo s2 anS oppa
II I L'ppia;s %aS 'r's sniied. 9af cavern
t,ool,,t rs. IhH tsser',at, , Hs know Tho water,
ntiu i}k1l it. Eo,nn 1T hs friends woro afrni,l at
| tho water and hated 1t. Lippiatt Was moro corr
slcrnle. Ilo and tho ocoan get along VOL to-
Lippiatt loved sarnchctte. sarnchct:e was
XIII bbn1"E Ewatkinr .e hchnd her. ID" stoopnd dawn
suddenly and fastenctl her shoe. LipPt4tt ",na
{" Sscr cs'ilu iier. ''''' ~ @'A'' '''' ~
| surslchetse lauHhCd.
| Hnr.lcIcttsa fNthEr owned pet whale. One
Went to sca. JIG stranded ou tho rocxs. , go
whoever bring back my whale shall marry
snntrhntto.' he safd. .. ~.
| was toF ms s'Tthnt1 Hna Wy NY snen :, ~ ~
had oss1nc H.. ihe wna!a; , nho was feau' ~
taF' "neo TUG s'o,,, ma,ns' p.,'As s,,,u
so ,r,,o ,xes en.,1EM nt.1as sou", thc covcrn Tho
cIo1Is cn,1lc dow, to ucot tho ssator. Hills and
ridges ul tho scA lent upon tho rocks. L'prtstt
thughtiu sarafnct;o IT, wms IT, 10 ~ niat w,,G:
did ,,ot mind il, lo know tho whalo was safe.
Hs tn9s @ s1sf M s 9 neoau ~ re at They
as:e ro, tho astS. Of hs eeots ;:,,S o ;rs TIE
t,f tic gl1yitutjun. this innkos the storm: Tho
r. o,,r e S,ss iSa uq g ta ssyef rFess @
itations, but aro not 9cu'i'no. -.
Suddenly, Lippatt felt hl'nso6 olaspod oy mo
ehH',}},iefE: ,o,., mn. cx Ind setred him.
Iipplatt sax tis danssr The sraI en eGnanea r. Msa
si o wny "1 Sna snx sSr ~ The etnor ; o LIZ
pHt gGn nt IT, Wer ~ Eny H. ~ 'aracss of ti
Or when @ tnIce. .,tss. lnnous.t 1uT hIs nanurr
Tia "rui, Icuts O, human ttrsh. Ito draws his
s % s5s a s s.eass & III sS' { i. y s's, 'se
es sthcr. II .epsa'is mach on tho way hs Is so-
'H H,o ,r,,, ,br+ ,.n,,vh+ ftrnIatt Ind biz mouth