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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-08-05
A Bitter Tongue.

1t is strange but true that some
people delight in saying bitter
things to their neighbors. You are
never safe with them When you
have done your best to please, and
are feeling very kindly and pleas
antly, out will pop some underhand
stab, which you alone can under
stand-a sneer which is masked,
but which is too well aimed to be
misunderstood. 1t may be at your
person, or your mental feeling,
your foolish hatit OF thought on
some little secret opinion confessed
in a moment of genuine confidence.
1t matters not how sacred it may be
to you, he will have his fling at it;
and, since the wish is to make you
suffer, he is all the happier the
nearer he touches your heart How
much unhappiness DO such NEAR
attacks cause tender hearted men
and women.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-08-05

If you are really trying to be any
thing or anybody people will fad it
out in time. Sounding your own
praises will scarcely help you much.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-08-05
Some Recent Points in Etiquette

Some Recent Points in Etiquette.
Say "Good-by" not Good morn
ing"
Upon leaving a room, one bow
should include all.
Never wait over fifteen minutes
for tardy guest.
Upon introduction, enter at once
into conversation.
A note requires as prompt an
answer as a spoken question.
"Genteer' and "gentility" are
words tabooed in good society.
Regrets in reply to invitations
should contain the reason therefor.
At the table you are not required
to thank the one who waits on you.
Strangers arriving should notify
friends by card or by their pres
ence.
You should exchange calls with
individuals before inviting them to
your house.
Only letters to unmarried ladies
and widows are addressed with their
baptismal name.
The custom of leaving a blank
margin on the lett hand side OF
each page of a letter, is obsolete.
To return a personal call with
cards enclosed In an envelope sig
nifies that visiting between the per
sons is ended.
Unless there is a great difference
in age, a lady visiting should not
ri sc, on the arrival or departure oi
other ladies.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-08-05

Garfield needs bar'l-of white
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-09-30

ter5 am bettah still 7 want to s.v
now and heah, he3o' ja political eam-
Faigu opens, dat any meuber Of 55s
club who nesiects his garden ra;eh 30
hurrah 1or ANY caudydateor Lelp along
any boom VIII he walked up here
mighty su3deni Polyticks neb5er yet
put de5lah ia amy honest maus
pocket, nor added IN honest loaf Of
bread TO any laborIns man's cuploard.
De offs hunter VINO VIII shake hands
wid you an buy vile wIgislcy for your
stomach VIII to-m3rrow pass son coli-
" by amt see yea want for bread. Jse,
'om alone. Let 'e1a 10 de burrah.a',
dc boomin', dc marohin', and ao arlak-
in, an' you'll have . bettah icaain'
coat on yeg back an more respect fog
yegse3f u..Iaryer waists. Oats ali jest
now. bus 7 shall keep the subject IL
picsle-Eor fiddler occasion.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-09-30

Ioftau think there is q link
Tween this world and lho o;hers
An1 seem to haar afar and near
= touc, death could not smother,
That comes 10 .le lroal o'eT that sea
Fh-c saints in hiss VII ra5o:cei
The sweetest aola6 lay bearl aas .yaud,
9Iy own dear moshcr's voice
II dreams Of Ili,s zee! her Aizz,
Uer hand upon IN: heao,
And see her there 81 pure Gnd fai-,
Beside my lonely he5;
Flushed IS lscr cleel. f she should sa-ak
In accents low aud ulii5,
While frosn above vi.h deathle=s love,
Size looks on 2ic. hcI chId.
In midday sheen, or uislt serene,
o. Mornings mellow glow,
2 lamps dl.a fame It's Ger the saHo-
hear it's music .aov,
And seem TO feel time cannot heal
That tie so early broken,
But brings again, in E-ie. al-d pain,
The ,o-ls fond l5ee has spoken.
% n3t know. may be So
Thatin my hcart's deep cells
This loHs-Ioyed tone remained alone,
Ana therc III sweetness twolls,
Au5 thcncc il w-I, when al is s--.l.
!. comes llvias whole.
and in say ilyau,= au angel see-as
That whispers 20 M sgal.
In 3 BIDS unknown OF mountain cone,
Or ocean deep ANA dread.
Ok Desert plain ',.4i5 storm -u1 EEi-,
I}e or its al'seic lei,
And ha-e 10 home, no more 70 roam,
II makes my heart rejoice
Tie sweetest sound i ever found
Ly own dear mctlcr's voice.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-09-30

-e-essr rssas ..a7-.sl 5alor the first inser

hs'ie af2S'l!1a ''ol's ne y 'mens Ohfis--
'''l' lea' .'--.,i'ea mon ,'elorile'l
.-',- ~. '0',''i'5 20 ~''ii'' ie i'c.
81. 'i'5''' , '3'''. e i'e''o.0
1n'''''is 'si'fh'a'l'h is nn p[9''''1
i'i,''. -.le i'ec-''' rae u N''', ''''u
s.. inning oi NE" ne '"FG'z ''ou''
: '''s C'l.'oh WlslleS 1'r " harvest,
'.Ss - -.-S' ready IcF 'ile SICKLE an"
..- '.l-- vas h1N'f - "la'e before
A'rd ihe Church should set The
.-2,s' sd i,- I's21, ahat'on upon the sale
or the Use Il Intoxicating liquors by It's
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-09-30

81 SIM J-5i.
CzlIILE AFFAIRS.

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s.. 49, = ,-' =, - 90
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-
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-09-30


San Trsal;s7o Eyenja. Icss.
] have Just seen your dispatch from
San francisco, II Saturday E1enius
I'cst. about "tfgld in Solution IN the
Calisj5ga Springs. and about the pro
aropliesof's having extracted $1,000
geld Of the utmost fneness from toa
barrels of water" during .hc past fort
night 5- = process known un3y te him
ae;E. This VII surprise many Of your
readers, bat i docs not surprise ne,
ror ! once owned those springs myself
N'ha. does surprise me, however, IS
the falling OF IN the richness Of she
water. IN my time the Weld was one
dollar q GippeEui. 7 an nct saying
this to iuju1e the properly il ease q
sale Is contemplated: ! am only aging
it in the interest If history. Il may
he that this ho;c. pro.r.>eors process
is an inferior ona-ye8, That may be
the fault. 1E;ue was % take ny uncle
II had an extra uncle ii ;haG time
Oh account Of his parents dying and
Ieaying hiaH on ~ hands-and fll hin,
up, aaa ia. HIN stand fifteen minutes
to give the water = chance 30 sctGe
we'll, then insert iim in m exhausted
receiver. which had the effect of suck
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-09-30
Hearth and Home.

The parental IEEART1I, chat raIlyirg-
Cf ,he good old gentleman To make his
children iaei that E0ME was tbe i,appiesl
place in The world and I value tisi.
delicious homc-seeliRe as one Of :hc choice-a
gifts . parent IA bestow.- fAsllINGroH
Tr7--.e-c
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-09-30

She wrote some verses 10 him the
other day, II which she made the as
sertion that cloves j. au internal trans
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-09-30
The T],augavclio e Texas,

EEs5s=T.I2 ! l-Tl.F-E.S.
, 1880-12-22
Ing on Mr.. W.mvcr's lm,t Of wl,as ),o tSparks)
f1HI1 said tn call II ul1t

| Ing on Mr.. Wmlvcr's 1n.rt Of wllas j,o tSpnrks)
fia1 said to call II ont.
Afr. Weaver replied In t1ln snmo TOM Of
pleasantly anil good ll,,nor, declining tn tnie
0ifrlise al whnt Afr. Sparks llhh aaEh ntltl IT.
ttntatlng TINT lloon, c0n'tl ynnturn to insult
lin Intentionally by. ascriblng fa!schnu.l To
hin wi.lMn'L feeling tho foruo of Ills tsVea-
ycr's) rlght arni.s Laughter md upronrl
Mr. Slnrks, ol, licnr'ng tic latter remark,
cl,anFclt ills tonu from nne Ut pleasantly to
o,sc of'anGcr, aid aah1: II sp,,rn with eon-
Tempt tho raelo l,s arl,,. Tho rcncli Of Ills
arin would affect n,Ie IFS little ns It nfEcclcl
tho last Presidential elcct!snl.T
Mt. Weaver tstill III II Jnrnlar tone)--Wclf,
t|tat wis; alstlcfcnt. Daes 1ot tho gentleman
SEQ Tint la ought lluynr to opun Ills mouth ut
NIL wlqu he In oxcEtcsl '--llcycr, ,tcvsrl lie
slnlrlls tho react Of my ,,ru9 1Tc cail to 81.
III Thu tu,nper MI II, ,,.,w ltc cAn ,lo so. /
woaltl not hurt l,alr If Ills head. [I,augI1-
tcr] Ills npoIugy WIS ample, mid nccert
1t, f'r'
nur I cAurtoy ntM
ngafnst tho further ',se of tho term "false-
ln3Wi" ur "llu." Tint, IN Kentucky, II ~.
Eartle.l, believe, as n lick :" or blow, u,l.l,
evut' II ! WIN not na lareu rs u 1nnttse. /
would assaf my iIiat wil0 would apply sl.ell
lornl to no Extensively. Thu gentleman
Inns alluded 10 my weight, bnt wlrn him
tliat MY ilEl,tlng weight is 1SJ pounslY,
tShnuts of lauElIter.}
Atr. Spnrks-Docs tho gentleman say tllat
used Tho wDr.l "falsuLlontt
Mr.. Wunyur-Sn L i,n.lerstoull.
Mr.. Silarks-Oll, no; yours WIS certainly
tlla first offensive word.
Mr.. Weaver (stllt gootl-lnlmorolty)-
nrc NIL right now.
Mr.. SEmrks-I1u misunderstood mo. |
sn|.l tlalt yuu wcre stEti,g what WAS nat trl1c,
anil Sou wcru wnitll,s. IN tho qualities Of n
gentleman In your futluro TO rc,nc.ly 1t.
lExc1ttlMc1It nrd confust0ii*1 Tint WIS nll
TINT thoro wns Of It, but It wns developed I'll.
tic last election that y0,l wanted those Quall-
Ties.
Mr.. Weaver (low thoroughly nngcrctl md
excited)-s -
l pENouScE THE GENTLEMAN PERSONALLY
-ta 4 LIAR,
OF tho tlnor Of the liolsc.
Mr.. Sparks (equnlly excitedl--You Aro /,
sconlnlrcf md Il villain.
+ Mr.. Weaver thcreui,o,', amid 9roat ,lproar,
left tito lacc where lle WIS standing. allt NIL
val'cel lnct,nclngy toward Mr. Srnri;s, WIN
In Ills turn tnDved towards 1tr: Weaver, hut
bottI wero immediately surrounded by ll,cl,,-
brrs, who prevented them getting to close
quarters. on n!asle tlcm put OIL their coats,
which cncl WIS III thu act Of taking oif rs Ilu
advanced i,1tU tlla area. Of cUnrse,
THE GREATEST CuTFraiOy AND DtH0nTEIs
prevailed OH tho tInor md III tilo gnlturius,
btIt III tho ml,tat of 1t tic Speaker took the
clair, a!nl cAlled upon tho SurEcnt-nt-Artns
to tln Ills duty. Just then, however, tllure
WIS nntltin. In particular to by done by tint
0ll'clal, sss tllu coNlbNutts lInsl heGn removed
f'y t'mir respective friends, and there WIS M
.lal,Eer uf their assaustng each otlor. Aftur
tho disorder l'al subsidized; Mr.. Covert re-
stunned the cllafr, tho Committee rose, anu
the Hpuse adjourned.
, 1880-12-22

h,n,or, and. when his, passnRc.ut-trn.s with
Mr.. Spnrks WIS mentioned, lia Iangllctl, hlAl
sntd ihat lIu WIS ytry aprry tic ntFntt ls,ltl
taken p]acc. ~ rcally l,ko Sparks" llu
snisl. ~ think l!e II /. t,inN Of xno impulses,
but Of utlgUyersiullla temper, and wllon lie Il
atiRry liu s'l}s ycry Nltwiso ntnl unjust
thlnga" ........ >,..,
Gun. Weaver, how did tic difficulty l,c-
gin, nlMl what co,lltt layo provoked tlle out
brcuk which cn1nc 10 ncar cttting In fight ~
".WctI," replied Gen. Weaver, &" Handful
wns iInktng u fittlo sperell oil The Funding
bill, III which Ito 70 pa1pably 0xl,oscd Ills
Ignorance Ut tho urronback principles TINT
felt cAllcll UPON 10 set flln right. ODtathtng
the 'toor, warmed witt, my tl,clns, MIL wns
leu. Niill,tontE1mlIy, 10 deliver st,gecll hatl
nrrasly prcm.red for spmp fitting occns1olL
IL was II tlultl day, and Ind been
nIvfSn AND AEcEivINn Tit,stsTs FREELY.
During Rprccll b} Mr. l}iall1, Ut Missouri,
Sphrks ,na.la Bou,o rcnsnrks which touched
MT. aid 1@rctortcd sharply. Afterwards,
when S1mrks ann,lc lls explanation, / ac-
crptcd It, nm nil sllo,ll ,,yv entlrtt ,tl.crta /
dt.l sny-linlf III earnest, linIf III fu1-tlmt II
was well fur ltinl Wl'Hil lle Called mo n liar,
That ,c wns not within rcau, Of my rr,n Or
woultt llnyc cllastisc4l HIN. l sattl tint lc-
cnusc, although ono ut the ,ntlst mild Md
peaceful Ut iaot,, / will not attuw myself to
bu cnllel opur0brlous llA1ncs. tlltnls
should knock a Hint down for sllcl Ill Uf-
fellsu
If I COULD GET At nlM.
'rlleflt WliciI Sparks xpnkG Nbnut dta1ntMlng
NY aril antl ~ mn, lntalltttgiy rupllctl tl,at
NY lighting weight wns 1S0 pounds. lie lid
nut Stu anything ioculur III 1t; however, nli.l
rDlnpo,lsly rerstcd lllut llD weighed 40
, 1880-12-22

StctHt Dt&FHffA fD I1t LhltHpo 1fibHHts
W4AsltSaroN. d. c., Dee. al.-ln MI inter-
View tt,-nIgllt, Mr.. Sparks iays tho whole
blame Of tho Uuthrcak OIL Mr.. Weaver, who,
hc sNys, Is II tsuctlcnt, tluarrelsu,no Fellow,
always pitching fnt0 Other people. F." Alr.
DfanA WIZ 0li tho llu0r,n explained 1fr.
Sparks, "answerlng snlnt Of Gc,l. Wcuver's
arguments Ila anil Weaver Ind bccn tay-
Ing It Elot. t.u,'tl heavy for some ttulc. In faet.
: tllero llnsl bcun very exciting discussion MI
tho HttorMuon. l. hasl bun tuklng NO part,
n1,tl, 50 fur from having my liitenttoliof pro-
/ yokinga Il1nrrel with do1,. Weaver, will
shy tlMt lIe and have always been friG,lds
We'll, while Bland was speaking, -
1NrEllRUrrgn ltlM-:
to romar1s upon tho Inconsistency Of tho
EcnslcinNn from Iowa, meaning Gon. Weaver.
l saltl that, whereas l,q was nnw complaining
Of the not Ut 1sa0 a1ll tho Funding net of
1870, l,a was at tho stllp iueEnbrr ut. tla ls
publican purity, ailt insofar. was responsible
for tlloso nets. did not eyeti u,ldress my
words to ton, Wca.cr,. hut l!o took fire,
and ut once retortcd. that my stata-
lncnt was false, or that it was liz,
. 0r worls, to tlint effect. We'll, of course, l
got allKry, au4 w l,ud some pretty sharp
words for minute or two. And t!tctl tho
whole thing ,uutetcd down.. Thut would
have been tho end of II, llad not
st'ME ONE WHISPERED fo ME
TINT Weaver llatt mistaken my first retinrlss
.uulstlmt'ho thought WIS nliutllug to his lutu
caInpntgn. and his tradiny with tho lsepub-
llcnns. This view Ut the case ut once struck
me, anu Instantly wrote Woayor q
note. explaining tho situation, nnd
saying oyer nguin, that l only
Referred to Ills responsibility rs Republican
far nets committed by thu. Republican Con-
grcss III 1st0 and 1a7U. thInk my l.onost,
lnaM ought to have accepted TINT nducknowl-
cdgo1 It, for It WIS really tr!lt.. After d
whi!e Wuaycr agntn got tho ,lpor. mud I, 10
sGt myself right with tho 110nse, repeated my
explanation. WcnYer, fastcAll Ut accepting
It, lnatle sonle tauntEng reInArks nbout Its bt..
lux we'll fur INC that tnapeaelled hls word
when L WIS not III retlcll OF Ills urn, or lie
would llaye ollastIsed me. -,
=. :. THIS AXuEt.ED MN, ,.->
and replied, us ltsalnfully ~ / could, that
l WIS uDt nfrnil Of his arln, Viewer thnil
tnnn,nI IN, Will, ho,,n,. r", - .,,a,,.1...
naa ," 1,as,m ~" ~ m,sn ,n,,t M", @ " ""oos']e
the llousc. W. then hull so,no moro h,rl
w"r!s sa' llS lic'!' a" t!at 10 was con.
m pI ssots s' y! "'''t H. .' H., lio o as
"r .,.,.. ~ .1, t' "" eo''o eeSo"
" ..t'n1 s"t"s .'"lst" ,'e'
~ " s''!t', Ar. nparks' TINT you picked up
nclialE ~ II 10 htriku uen. WeAser." =
''rllAr 1s NOT rl.uE. =.
t,n nu.u ""e s:ss'. ~, """1 u. oSe'ement N lho
rna"i en,s nis,i. VIVA s.n; 1 Ill ' ohs o. e naF
s",Y,rk row "saa ,n! ser n, y ass, ssslg Wsayas
0f NV way. III TINT oo,,fl nt.,, lutn thc n r,.n
to hnva n frnnr ttsi,l ,.i,aro + .n,,t,i n',+ -
''',',''sa :" 't.s A'eIs nSa, Me.n t'ANt w. u
necessary. a!t not try to plek llp el'a!r,
ono OF my friends caa9lItme by t},e shoulders
from h4litI& anil uiIlE4 lily Cf,k tAftinllY ntf
, 1880-12-22
GENERAL DISPATCHES.
FUNDING.
NOTHING DUNE,
y
Special DtsIklteh 10 1ne CAtea0o Tribune,

Eneffdf IfffMfch 1hf fthjruoh
w*u,,i iSurnv i, r. Inn ~ .r:r1,"r, ,,,.
]t,tln ,rn,rss ,';ot1, fn I'm cnuxiti.r,,tn, ~ -
lin E,,n,im, ,tIi' nd i},c ,irtnto t".,"v ,xna
mnat1vni,,iue to tl,a nnl;ticni s,l,;rnt ,v]'icf,
,ntl,ri In III, Wcnvn,-S,mra. ntr,tr llnt
nno,,,,,s ,v1a .n;l IT, ;,,i,o; lin, w,,n,, ,yitI
| mt lu ni,lu t0 fuyeo tlu, tnssnr, nf fho hiil
,n,,. r,,,ian1 ,si, IT, ,,'a.,,
iii, frn ...,,ms;t,s,, ~. t. .1'.t ~; ~ 'a9
ccnd fn,n ' t,yn n.,"rtnra i, &tI,st ~ frauI III
t,,,, f.ra,.''I,, 49, ....n
n l9 n a e st,s !o f fan sxas aHt'{ wS
oio,,, h' ~" ,,t;ro ', tm,,,,' w. uHa' .ns' VIZ
.' tnn ..ao ssu nna & sc.,c''q 9,,. is
str,,nt .','or,s, i,,t ,.,,n ~ @ ~" ~ Sau ~.
,,,n"ttoni s",,u.,.,;., ser w. 49, w' utosa M'f
e'. fsnn, tl'"ua ,'.,'s ~. a4'o 'an aseo';
,n,,,1, f,.'1,,', "' ,,, ~ ,,'t ,s1 49, ~ s -.
s..i, i'm .i"tSts I, ~ ~ nnY Fl, ~ ~ "stsy
,,, ,.ts,, ,n,,"1, esoa.", w. w. Iuuoe, .u!1
@ "mu ",? ,. 4nu.M t9s'1'c'io''7 peaeots
"pp!' WY ~ ,t"'.sstr.' '..;,,.. ,,.; 81 :,
o u,o,1,a" ,,a,,i:s,, na"n" ,'',,,, a!i. :.
~. np1'!"Gl i, 1!'.'aN'!, M.4g anll.estly aaf9
s;" 40 ~ J.. ~ !a.stSu !'. .o piosi
''t",,t - - i ~ aut,"i n""osa
.at.'sar .'.., .'ao ees"'n t'' tllo
s,..t mv'. :. n.s, a., as' .,' ,,n n !o uo'.
s.'e.' t'.s i.ot ~ l'!o ssh'1c"sc, u1As tlIlt
ai!e.a a'!onN w ~ "'ipWM'.eo W.: ior commits
W s11o ~ '.','' s'"t uc oecle'"!y
" ~ tnp lloa9"fy sheu'.4 'la'o no 4lsteet!oh ~
,'n 'espoe' =" u'e neso1'nt1oa VI tho
1oauS' ,o>, ,.,,,, z,v
n, ,nt III ,1<,,.x, .,,'. .t.ae..,.1, .sr.s," su.,.
.a,,,rtvrcv.IIr r. nac .st ::rJ,... .arsahor
aoil t,,is ,vu. ,t,,,tos, hot,v"a,, a." ,;',','..
ri, S ~ w. -%a "''e''a
Srr yltls innr,i: tl,o % r,,mttc,oou ,vo,a n.
, 1880-12-22
HYmENEhl.,

WI t}HtHAnkt
7pfe1a9 D1patth n Jas CAtaco 7ttbuns.
arnSaplELu, ILL.,, ncc. 2l,--alIss y. Belle
Cfalg: Ut Chester, Il granddaughter Of ex-
Inv. Bond, MD pupi! OF tbs ilcttIo Stuart
Institute. was married ut tllo Institute thls
httef''oon to Nj. John II. liuo4, a!so Ut
Ght'stnr. Thosa pstsent includes! relatives
II n It: Louis aud Ellestur, tic Faculty Of
y. IN titute, classmates Of the bride, alI ali
Harry ). Culp and Miss Laura linn rrnx~
Sa'olut Mptl!pdlst Church ih(s morning III
tta liny, ". Is. Mattilew, III tlle prCscllco o( i
1u.Eu eoltpaliy uf fllel1H,
, 1880-12-22

b. IT IL probable TINT thu Marquis of Ripon
will resign the Goyernor-tiencralshfp OF III
tia vll account ut tll-l,oalth. lie ca,hiot
we'll 4et over tho effects Of his recuut nttaek
without returning tn Englnntt. -.
, 1880-12-22

In tho New York stuck market yesterday
a tendency to lower prices wns carly tllA,,-
f!ested. Some stocks Improved, among them
being Luke Shore, cu'Iada Southern, and
Western Union.
, 1880-12-22

a Hill. decreasing tic tIma during wllci,
Terrltt'ual Legislatures lnay reu,nln II. SEES.
slon from forty to thirty uaya passed tho
beHatn yesterday.
, 1880-12-22

TIE lion. W. +. lsldpat!, of Brazil, Is II
candidate for Srcnkcr Ut tho 1ntlana As;
scmblS. Ills principal opponent IL the lIun.
Mr.. Kenner, Ut Huntington. The brobablll-
ties fayor Mr. ItittMlth.
, 1880-12-22

TllEHE was rs much excitement IN tho
Chambers 1f CnMinurcH vi st. Louis mud Mil
wa,,kru yesterday rs thure WIS in tho Chica-
20 Ct!anber thu day before, OIL account ot
tie rutllor sudden drop III wheat,
, 1880-12-22

TIIs Supervisor, Clerk. and Justice Of tho
Peace, Of Lima, Washtenaw County, M1ch.,
all tl,tec Democrats. wore arrested yesterday
for huying received the yote OF mum after
ie >yus t1lutenKe,}, *> :: " '% '.''
, 1880-12-22

THE fat1uro Of JONES & Mcdonald was fol-
lowed yesterday BY. tho failure Of tl,rve inoro
irras. tlle principal Of which was Gardner,
Stone q Co., with liabilities estlulutel ut
, 1880-12-22

"PA1T1r cloudy weather, occasional light
SHOW, northwest To southwest wln.1s, fol-
lowell during tho night by lower tcnIpcra-
tarc," are tho items III the official .l,otcoro-
logical proern,u tt.tlay,
, 1880-12-22

1nE mc,nhnrs of tie Pennsylvania Lcgis.
latnrc from Alleghuny County resolved In
Caucus Mt l'1ttsburg yesterday to present tho
name of Mr.. II. ". Oliver to sllcccel
WAllaco IN tho u,lItett States Senate.
, 1880-12-22

In another column will bo found tletnlled
description OF tlm working Of tho pQlfce tele-
phones. A revolution has b.:en effected In
the force, lnsurins dtnilnutlon Of crime In
t11a rItr
, 1880-12-22

MAI. Jo11H RILEY, Il prominent stock mnn
Of Woodtortl County, Kentucky, .itct1 yes
ter,lay, rs ,ltd Capt. q. ". Ford, n renl-es!ate
dealer Ut huntington. Ntlch,, md Slletrncll
C'aywell,. Il large farmer Of 10 Daviess
, 1880-12-22

SCHUYLER CoLF.Ax l,As Issued n card de-
1lylng TINT he IL Il candidate for Untso,l
States Senator from Isltliana. liz snys that
Ac l,ns lind enough Of public oi!lco III Ills tllne
, 1880-12-22

EIGHT men Ut TIM crow Qf tho bark Nile,
from Qnebre tn Cartlir. wero lust ut spu ,,ll
Nov. = by tile eaBixIng Ut the vessel.
, 1880-12-22

NAusoN, DAnr1torow j; Co., grntn COIL.
mission firm of St. Louis, faiIed yesterday,
with liabilities Of $4,000. Tho lrm WAS
"long Oh Wllcut."
, 1880-12-22

FounTEES Ch1Neso lepcrs wcrQ shlnpctl
from San FrlNr!scQ yeshFttAy to ttleir native
land, Il. tho lnstnneu nj the Supervisors.
, 1880-12-22

CONGRESSMAN CoNaEis denies the report
tf'at l,e Inns withdrawn from tho Michigan
6onatorlai contest. liz Is n candidate, atui
Will remain one until tho caucus adtourns.
, 1880-12-22

,vu. """. NV, " "..'a % :" Wln'! t'seebato (wvh
III ,rh,, NY t,nn,.' T.. "."t.1 . ~ su,',aaue ..t
f,,n,,,,i.', ~ ~. went into
nj nttn,,,s -. 1 s'sI IT,, g a., un ,,a rnillng hill,
fho n .t",.., , ',,sao ~ 0i,' r. otnl IN lLIn!t
,,,,ut ~ '...,r.,, sf '"'eu "o"h hlllltt gOn,l
W, T., y, 49,. s",'i'som' .,.,.
,vos r,a,,ttnst,',, -. ~ ~. eSa's1s orlnsion
W",""r I,n,, 49,, :" ,'o o;ss ,'ul'9 o''i. Aessrs,
t,n,nsilnn r., t,.,,,ss,i.u,. .,'no Mfna'sy III
lnt,fntu ami ata,,I .rn'h .,' tao ~ heolu the
,nssnr, ,,w .,,.,', -, s., WIN" "f1"se tts
tbr1r ,o,vnr wv '''''''o''t'sy h'ea'ls IN
Afr f:tttn,,o +,,,,, ~. :,o
Tito bli whicl, In I1ocioro % Ju ~ ~ T., opposition to
os,. NJ i,',., Nv ue.,n1G" 70 os ~ tic Htcs-
In II tn Sn n1v,n. ". ,,, "nel so''I, o entitled
,,.,,t ~, .."s .,' ~" pssHle't OF The public
with +,o frno i, stIr,,ao st.so .sr IL e''tl1ctet
wns n, to i,,"r,st ~ H. :" a.'o euN'tfy' aud
of tin many, ftnr s,,"nt,,, Iw =. .',e eSlefse
Mr. 'f,}iliit vinl,ic,t H., Ia't ''' s'olr,
time to Afr. Wn,vrr ,ri.o ,ef h.,,".,,'.n VI Its
rx,.,xxuv,, ,,.s,'.., 49,. a''"e'e''
>' '"'e" ~ 'riM; si.t:mcu ~ POSTPONE Ills
10 son,o fuIur, inv J..
Mr., Mills thcro,,,,ou movo, ,,,,. r,
n,Ittce rsn, nn,l Ar ,v"nt ,. .,.'st sae Colu-
blll ,e rrntI lv acctlnrs n ,naa,; ''Ga lhat lilo
was m ,nrs,,,, ,yl,,, ."s,rna "en ,.'"' ~ lhefo
Mt. Mills, In n so,nowi,nt excttcd n,n,,,,,. ~
hoped tho gentleman wnulI utt f.'r"1 f.'''ut' ",
bill now. ' 'Ne' ''0
Mr.. +. Woott-I do not infant ,,,ot .-
it,en in this House. lss tlnn nna't'',,,1 ." Ivy
Ut tic whole number, sIall fnrcn u',ea', ~" ",l,
control thu tf,nu of tits iln,,sc. tr"r, "' "'"
two why's Of defeating ,urns,,rc cn% 49, a.., NY
never being ren,y tn spuuk. n,, n.,., ".'' ~, -
IIouse tn dclny. nct,m mil n ,sa",,',''1 h tl'
rrn,Iy, Tlu ut,utlon,nn frnn, Io,r,, "n tv,a. -
saf l,u wantr,i tho ,tnor ro', on, i',, y" s'.'Tl
llu ts not ruatly To prurrr,i. omy oth"r ,,,i ~ ~
t,,a,, is cnlI,Ictl Ia t},o ,ionr. In. ~ ,,'' s'
rcn,ty. It IL nv riut nn,t nr ,tnf,. l., ,
,,rocemt Il, TIN oo,,4i,,rrot;,,, - ,h ,s" ',,,
s,rtIonY. '"' VI '''' p''' W
MIR, Wflls-trhc oeut,cro,, ,,no,, na, ,..,
,o mimi lin rI,',t. ~ ,",',.t. .! '.''a 'Pe'ro
rnysf nnti IL. tnn,i ~ Mt WHEEL ,s !,l''s asall
suryu thc ayn,jc~,n n,"1 IN. inn'.a 's us "' s 70
street. IN lon,l lin ~ En- ". ',n..a =. t, " "a'l
hcy n, thts ilnnr ,.I,n ts 's I ~ "'.M lanh
tuinnr, IN n.t.nrn,, =. s".s s '. ~. sta'e ad
-, nu,'iin, ,vht",, H. ,,, y. HIN ,ltes!h'
, 1880-12-22

WILLIAM JOHNSON, II fprnor ct Datayiu,
o.. wns robbed vt S!,00, tho proceuds of Il
salo VI hogs, III Cincinnati yesterday,
, 1880-12-22

DIpIlTllEnI.> prevails In NntIalo to such
an extent that tho public schools III olo Sue.
ton OF thu city l.Mye Nen CLOSED,
, 1880-12-22

At ffio adjournment Ut the billiard ga,pe Il
l'arIs 'last esel'ing slqssoll WIS 1sQ, :poii,t'
ahead OF Eig1laux. ,...