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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15
STATE OF CoUN.

y Is Court t0r Iowa Courty--ln PROBATE.
Notice Is hereby given that a. e special term OF
Iowa County Court, 30 tie held In and for said
county, at the Court House in the Village o.
DotEeyille, in said county, on the 9th day Of
April, A ID. lss5 being the ith Tuesday OF said
month. st o'clock in The afternoon Of said day.
the following matters VIII lie heard and CON
si6ered.
The application Of John C0ad and Nicholas
Coad for the appointment Of an administrator VI
the estate Of Mary Ann Coad. late OF the city Of
Mineral Point, In said county. deceased.
Il is further ordered, that notice thereof be
given TO al persons interested by publishing g
copy Of this order for three successive weeks,
prior 70 ssi4 day ofheariug, in the Mineral Point
Tribune, weekly newspaper, circulating in said
county.
By order Of the Court
I3w3 JOHN ] JONES, County Judge.
Dated D9dgeYlle, Wis, March 10Th 1880
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15
Resolutions oEIo wa Lodge, No. /
L O .. T.

WHEREAS, II has pleased the Supreme Ruler
Of universe in His infinite wisdom, by The hand
% death, 10 call our brother Vim. Prdeauy,
from earth away; Therefore be it
RESOLVED, That in The sudden death Of our
deceased brother we recognize the hand Of an
oil wise ana everything Providence, 10 whose
omupoient will ali must bow
RESOLVED, That 10 the uniimely end OF
Brother Pridcaux, this order has lost one Of
ITS faithful members a pcacablc and upright
citizen, and hrs beicaved family loving nus
band and indulgent father
RESOLVED, That We lender The bereaved
family our sincere aud heartfelt sympathy in
their hour oi trial.
RESOLVED. That copy Of these Resolutions
Dc spread ut length In our records, and pub
li,hed iu oar city papers, and a copy presented
10 the family Of the deceased.
JonN DAVE,
!. IL VIVIAN,
:. {. THOMAS,
Committee,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15

month a. O'clock in the afternoon OF said. day.
sLGeret
The application of Hugh Z. Jones 10 admit 10
probate the las, will aud testament u John Z.
Jones late OF the togn of Linden, IL said county
deceased.
and il is further ordered. that public notice
thereof be given 10 AL persons interested by pub
Using copy Of this order for three weeks sue
ec-s>ively prior 10 said day Of hearing, in the
Mineral Point Tribune weekly newspaper cir.
cUlAting in said county
By ofds. OF the Court
JOHN T. JONES. Judge.
Dated ESigeyiile, Wis, March 20 1851 1873
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15
STATE OF WISCONSIN-IOW-

- GEnfE touTi-ln Probate.
In the matter OF The estate OF Joel Hubbard,
deceased
Letters Of administration having this day been
issued 10 John CARPENTER and J. vs.. Rewey %
said county. and twelve months from the date
hereof being allowed and limited creditors 70
present their claims against said deceased for
examination and allowance.
Itisordered that all claims and demands agains,
the estate OF said deceased be received and ad-
iusted before the Judge OF this court and for that
purpose he viii be at his Office in the village Of
DodgeYiile, on Ihe first Tuesday Of each month
during tiIc serm above limited.
And IL l. further ordered and directed that the
times aud places for examining and allowing
claims, and the time limited TO creditors u pre-
sent their claims, be given BY publication for four
successive weeks III the Mineral Point Tribune q
weekly newspaper published In this county.
Dated DoigeyiNe. March 9th 1850.
By the Court:
LII JOHN T. JONES, Judge.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15
Mrs. Joseph Pudeaux to the
People Of Mineral Point.

II is with the deepest feelings OF
gratitude tha. | take thi. method OF
publicly returning my most sincere
and earnest thanks to the people of
Mineral Point and vicinity, for their
liberal and generous assistance TO
me in my misfortune.
The kindness of the people sus-
tanned me in my affection, and com
fort me in my hours of sorrow. |
can not express in words the graft
tude of my heart TO Rev. Father
OKeefe for his disinterested appeal
TO the sympathy of the community
in my behalf, aud his unwearied ex-
ertion and labor in soliciting aid for
me.
Nor can l ever forget the kind
ness OF those gentlemen, who more
particularly interested themselves
in their charity for my benefit, Wis:
Mr. Pathrick .Leahy, Thomas Null
en-, John Baily, John Cullen, James
Kennedy, James Hishen. The only
return in my power is my gratitude,
and the prayer of myself and my
children that God may bless them,
and keep from their homes sorrow
and affection. The list with the
names of the persons who donated
and the amour. subscribed by each
one, has been returned to me. The
total amount in cash and cancelled
debts, is four hundred and sixty six
dollars and twenty three cents.
Mrs. MARY PRIDEAUX.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15
STATE OF WIsCONsIN-COUN.

- IS Court f T Iowa County-In Probate.
Notice is hereby given that AZ special term
Of the Iowa County Court. 10 be held IN and Tor
said county at the Court House, Ia the village Of
DGdgeyille, in said county. on the 29th day OF
Aprii. a. D. 1880, being the third tuesday OF said
month. at Il O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day,
the following matters VIII be heard and con-
siderrd
The applicalication Of J. W, Rewey to admit
70 probate the last will and testament of Richard
Johns, late of the town OF Mitliin in said county
deceased, ana for letters tcstamcntRTy thereon.
And It is further ordered that public notice
thereof be given to all persons interested by pub
fishing copy Of this order for three successive
weeks prior TO said day of hearing in the Min
eral Point Tribune. weekly new peper circGiat-
iug IN said county,
by order OF the Court
JOHN T. JONES. Judge.
Dated Dodgeyiilc, Wis, Mar slh 1850. 1913
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15

HoRAIio SEYNOEF, continues to
decline the Democratic nomination.
The frequency with which the as
suranccs that the candidate he can
not be ale now put out would indi-
cate that HoEATlo has gone in like a
little man, and, in bis own fashion, is
doing his level best to gel he notni-
nation.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15

Lord Dunnore has sailed from Liv-
erpool, leaving Dunmore Castle, and
bringing with him a hundred or more
workneu. He will go straight for
the Red River country. lie has, it is
said abundant means, aad he will fad
virgin soil that only waits willing
hands to make it blossom as the rose.
If half the lords Of Englaod would
vacate their castles and become pro-
ducers it would be healthy indi-
cation.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15
Lcgal Notices.
sf2sEsIE'E's SALE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, CIR

STATE OF WISCONSIN, CIR
- cult Court--lor the Comfy OF Iowa.
Henry 3. Lampe, Plaintiff.
against
Christian Nugouer Defendant.
&o;icu Il hereby given that by virtue of an ok.
ccutiun ISSUED out Ui the above named court in
the above named action To nae directed against
the property ni the ,Iid hristaiu Wagner, hay-
ing GATE the 3lSt day Of March, 4. b. 1880 have
levied upon and on the 5th day of June, A, d.
1850, at O'Clock in The afternoon Of said day ~
the the front door Of the Court llOgsg in the vii
lage Of DodgeyiHe, go the county Of Iowa. VII
sell az public vendua 10 the highest bidder ipr
cash all the right, title and interest which the
sGd thri>tHiM WaBUue- had on The 3ls, day OF
March, A. b. 1880, og since 8cqul Cd on the fol-
lowing described real estlte To wi
THE south 2j-iD OF the southeast quarter Of the
The uurth-tges; quarter Of section No two % Of
township No, seven o. north OF range No. one a.
east particularly described as follows e. Wite
Commencing al the Euftn west corUtriOf said
quartcr section thence IlI a -Outh-caslerly diTeC-
tiru one HHudrld and GHe ana one halt GGi -
rDHs % the east line Of said track thence south
90 The south east corner ot said tract thence west
eighty - rods nj thcure north eighty $50 rods
60 thc place 81 beginning ia Iowa rouuty Njs or
SO much thereof SIS wilj satisfy the sum Of osc
hundred and three .0-IaJ dollars With interest
and cost
Dated sheriff office DoGge7illa, Wis, this I2lh
day OF Auri!, a, -. 1850. fUOs bLACNSEY, Dr.,
sheriff. Iowa county. Wis.
J. p Smoker, Flaiutst Alty. low
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15
Republican Comfy Convention.

4 delegate Republican County Convention
viii le had al Dodgeglle on WEDSEsDA J,
APgil 2s,h, 20 elect delegates 70 attend be
State rayau'ion, 20 BE- he'd May 9Th, and
there icrtesert the county
Representation Of towns VII be The same IS
Il; Ie., -9uu'y contention. PER Co. COg
Dated April ~, 1850
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15

The colored man is irrepressible,
and bound to come to the front. The
exodus from the South still goes on,
and, in the meantime, Hart comes
out of the siX.days walking match in
New York as the champion, and the
colored cadet at West Point is the
subject Of mystery which puzzles
the authorities of the academy,
threatens an explosion in Congress,
and furnishes the news papers with
u needed sensation.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15

a ridiculous story comes from
Washington that Secretary Sherman,
in case his nomination is demoustra-
ted to be hopeless. will throw his
strength in favor of Grant as against
Blaine. Il Is no. probable that be
would throw his strength in favor Of
eithel; but certainly not ia favor of
6 ant. Mr.. Sberman's own utterauces
have placed him outside of that pos
sibility. Besides be does not pro-
pose TO withdraw.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15

New YORK, Cincinnati and other
cities are upon the verge of q boom
in beer, notice Of an advance Of one
dollar a barrel having been already
announced by the brewers; Chicago,
however, will experience no advance
in the price, during the season,
whereat the public journals are
happy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15

the supposed benei. Of the miser-
able young sot and debauchee who
rules that country with the licen-
tious recklessness Of fiend from
Chicago Journal.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15

TUE brCnza beetle--the American
dgyJvg--is literally swarming in
countless thousands in the region Of
San Antonio. Tex, destroying every
thing green on tree and shrub, in
garden ana field.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15

The Supreme Court Of Indiana
has decided that the sale Of cigars on
Sunday is lawful, on the ground that
cigars are necessity. The Judges,
10 doubt, know how it is themselves.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15
Repubucan State Convention.
Rooms Of the
TstPJlIlb u tAE 4
gepublicsn State Central CouUif'ee, :
Eehrunrv IZth. ls:0.


gepuolicsn State Central Couu.Iiiee,
February 18th, 1890 }
4 State Cou9ention Of delegates represent
In the Republican party Of Wisconsin, and OF
al In viii or pearte With them in support
Ing TIE nominee Of The party, Is hereby called
10 NEG: attic Csp!.ol in Madison at IL o'clock
NJ. on " Wednesday. May. 5ih, l9sC, for The
purpose q placing in nomination an Electoral
'iclc, of zen Electors. 10 b. supported BY the
patty at TIE net Presidential election, ard
also 70 select twenty delegates two from each
uorgressi9nia, 5Islr.c. aud tour i:c-s ne State
al iarge), 10 -cprsser: the Republican parts Of
Wisconsin IN TIE National Republican Conven-
tioa, Isl ich l. called 20 meet al Chicago or
TIE "a 81 June. 1sos. and 70 trarsact sneh
o'b.r bushes as may be deemed Necessary.
Zach Senate and Assembly district is en-
.itlel to two de.ega'ss IN tie Convention.
r.. Il BAKER. Chairman.
state Central Committee.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15

Tue Colorado papers are expos
ing a mining fraud Of whicw Brick
pomeroy is the ostensible figure
head 1t is called the "Mote Christie
Mining Company" of Colorado. The
Dtuver IrtJ,ae says:
THE mine itself is said TO be y8lurlcss,
having been relocated and abandoned every
year for twenty years, and this Infamous trick
cpuyuccs rs That il is mere stock ,jobbirg
scheme. We VAIN every body against inycs-
ting dollar in it, and particularly request our
c&chancs 70 join with MS in exposing he trick
which the company has played. The Post
master General should ~ once prevent the
company from using the mails to calchiis fish.
Il. attempt to hull it, stock ly quoting an ad-
ycr'iscmcGt from reputable paper as an IN
dosemcut Of It's probable worthless property
dgaus 1t.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15

The number Of hogs packed and
sajted in Chicago from March TO
date is $4,000, against 90, 900 for
the corresponding period a year ago.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15

rHHRr was a disastrous conlag-
la,in at Dixon, Iii, last Thursday
morning, -Four manufacturing es-
adjustments were destroyed and two
others somewhat damaged. Two men
were killed and several others in
jured by a falling wall Two hundred
thousand dollars worth of property
was consumed.
, 1880-11-20

elnrtch out on their foolish tniirao Ut nttempl-
ihggr itng t" ,,, withhold approprIations t,nrloI,l
tnom. Wiihtit my. ApparHnt prcpnrRt iuN
nr nrcmcilntion, without IL into t,r aiknaE to
tnulcate Tint r Ercnt evcnt was coming, step,.e
nnw'i Into thu nrc,1n nu.l tnatto lEt fnlit,tls
a,'ecch IN which hn arrnt9nc'l THO i!o,rhoIi ne-
novert,i'oNt IL !nnth. mud tlun 10 tp scnking 10
atnryo 1t TO tlclfh. hi that speech Dt fcw til IL
tts no pluc tho whole Issues ri tho cnl1f,n.gt,,
aild niitlihtsl IN n Kenernt why tho tnlnts which
have t'ccu followed In tho campaign whlc1, Inns
resulted n 0NrInd's own rlcatl0n to tho f'reBt-
uGf1eT. Tho Datn0GrntA nt Tint extra session
PLAYED TIL. rAMr Or Ft,0Ls,
" wna divided tnto fnctInns. very AtnnI fnc
iion nf Il agrccd with tho President. Tie Inarty
IL tho twH itullBes WIS not agreed, YHt tho
ne,'1nsrats, n stnpd Ll,ngEiuY way. lnstca'l
OF seektnx 70 tnkn atlvnntaRu vf the tltvisna
nnl .!issr1tafons, acumC,l to- seek n pInn which
,fnittd mt bnly prominently u1Iitc tho ncr,t-
!!cnn l>nrty, but which wpl,l1 lIiAce tho HlItl
Nurth IN line with Il. by rcvivnH ISSUES which
tic l1cintMrNcy ought tn cn!cnvOr to tlstcn tho
country 70 forget. Tho result VIVA wE,nt has Imp
poncd. HINGES "as trying his Cancellation poff-
y towar.l tho SOUTH: The l.otrla'n lcnilnrs,
hnv!nE necltrcd contrOlUf ttor stntcs South, In
Mctthtely put tho bnrs up bofnre Sir. IfMycs,
prevented him from R1lng fn fnrtln. and united
tho kepnbltclt. purity III Il solid mRss."
, 1880-11-20

lmpcnled. III tho meantime, class legislation
went on, salaries wcrn Encrcnsctl, the green.
Dncks l; were deeatud rc'ler'nahle in gold and
siirrri then silver uGn,Onet5zed, md tlla
whole indebtedness NJ the Nation thus
doubled, y seemed to DO tic pulley Of OMr
i1,tascrs first to inpoverish and then to cn-
:. Tho great crime Of our ago was, under
)e.nocrastc Leadership, and ltntfcal fraud
md pcrjury ns'd military intimidation, pcrp..-
irntttl, at1h Hayes was Installed ns President
Y l'lf pIacc aftl poplnr ELECTION suppressed
70 20 but to rest In t!e curtain yn.lIcn.ion of
our I)clnocratic lenders? They raised u
grent iMtnhlt mt against tht,se who slaux!l.
t,5ei t,i Tll.!en,, but nunist 'rll.en himsslf!
mnre bltter stli nganst our gallant victor.
Aud ny tn ntl the 1ust I've years from iS7s,
~, "Anyti.!'x s,.! to bent .iTahtn was tte cry,
&c sat 0T T,sin %af tTf5 To4 a A"yi1,"s lst ,ins t,
H. tlle history of, innn, gratitude WIS
stl1ctl, mid tho n,.l,eartl-,,f nvnwal lint ilic
iIa', who had bern elected l'resf.!cn! had M
claims 'tpnn the party q col'ntry for pcrsnn,,
Of Tho ,,,ltser was tint when the Cincinnati
Convention asschlhr!, thu Democratic party
was split ihtn fnctUns asu! t!e1iurntlzrsl.
Kciy, te State eis:lio'. WIS riaeeI ii o.
bcr IN Indiana; when n trial Of strunxt! was
inahe between the whole Isatlisn! power anil
Il 'Mrty I'll u single Stntt. 1t was MT neces-
sary That ltNllaiin should haye l,cen tltyidefi
Into personal ft,,tls, from Its many prcsi-
dental nspirants. tn Insure Tint crushing de-
feat, WlIlrl lung nvcr IN Ilku 4 summer
cln!Nl I'll the November Glectinn.
Nov, fn the Whole lt11c Ut lmttle we made
ollr attack when we ntst lnse IN the ln,,g run
whether then victorious tr defeated. Iii
Maine J; .t..,s T. was triumph Of Greenbacks.
bpsl',ess b '',u and National relnid'ation
And il 1a'!lan:l W. " lai tic sa!ns ;
elements of al!iance. Tho result was TINT
alarmed, a'lIl. whether Democratic or 1,r-
rltblichil.. made d COMMON VIII upon Nnr
pnrty. The sim of MI Oltr crr0rs WINS
superior TO thosn Of tue enemy: all hl,r fac.
tioils ,serc reserved, whilst MI the fnetIn,is Of
the Radicals were consolidated. III nbn,Inn-
t1Ig I'ltt[e,l, we Abandoned nil that wns vital
III, Issue sleiwcei thu parties, We Euye ~
our insincible gr1l.iut Uf yilullcating III 1ssO
the right 0f the .prnple tn sr!f-guyrrrttcnt.
And nlnt1e ttie prime issNc whether Garfield,
\ single fnatyiiinal, WIS Il rascal or lIO,.
Tilis lnHcrsn!l met successfully by snytng.
"Grn1t y0,t that Garfield st0le S:itU,, did not
the Nebe!s steal the lnlf uf thc isepnllic 81
Thus VIC went lntD battle with II dcilHlrnli2eh
ntmy md will, iWtty war cries. We lost tit,
eletHtlng aspirations which the true Issues
Inspired III lSs6. And the result wns that
IN spite Ut the gallant icader-Wtntielh Scntt
liancock-wo stand beaten md l,,ulI[lated.
C. 81, CLAY.
, 1880-11-20

tnterfercs with tho rtKhts OF man, There must
tfntvrrsni innxtnvo ri hinnt, cu,niniltfcnt,on.
Tho natives Understood ttnt lnrv,iavr ut,,itivn-
slasnatcu. u AMI III WIN? For % no r.as.I; mnt'cr 's
hgnvctl cxcctt Tint Ter Government denied hcr
people fj,js rreRt natural right. Thu i}Utcrn.
d ,rns,.rina III ns il I'M icrn rni,s n va, ~
Wrrtni rhltIpe. tbnt fr,tllcntrs h,innn nf,,urn:,
in rfvIiizntjnn n fnnn t,svs mi s,tis ,,t,in,
t,o il .nvnun: n m htiyA nti sriis iiitto s I.
hn1f ryiizrii: II ho btSa niiI neis conatnntiv hn
, 1880-11-20
Tho Itev. W. II. II. NINrray's Flea for
Ekua Tenlo.

The lseY. ". II. Il. st,lrrny, at 1,oston, last
Monday night A tho first VI his series Of lectures
Ut fluston Music lta! calno 0t,l slrusIy for FREQ
trndc. In thu cDuFso ct ha address, 1lu saitl:
am not slro hut that eectipHAllsn will yct
sprlHX up like MlEertW trnIM tho brain Of tho
fatnniu Jupiter, aud that tho agricultural West
II That .lay ever huppu,Is tho cye that sees 1t
VIII LOOK upon 2 lurtd sunrise; 4 that .ay ever
oi rerl! nver thoir heats and fce Tho ar 81 lan,
Eer undeF their foot; for then they sluIl SEQ tho
solnshncss or corporations aud greed not fuca to
facg, hostllo to patrloliku,. hut such a. thing
mood hut como. IT will not como unless II fnl-
lowsn IL nikht Of ignoranee. Thure need l'o 10
nntagonlsni bctwenn tho factory and tho fartn;
thetr tnteroats. when looked att truly and IN the
Gntaoslelty of true soyesancnt. are identical.
tnx free tru,e Just as Tho Nation wis touching
slavery IN ls!o. ~ ~ Typ Tho Milton ktes:aath!u1
Ing about tho tRrfh: VIZ haye the whul0 lues-
tl0n 10 Investigate from tho very tudl,ncuts OF
political economic sulenec.
"TAc GofGrnu,pnt bus no right to pruvont my
one Ut our citizens from buying tho product pf
prlco At which 1t can be Imported. Hucha policy
, 1880-11-20


'DuRnroH. kns., Nov. 17.-Why should not Il
good Postal Savings hank bill bo passed by Con-
grcss7 1t Is for tho good OF tho people, although
opposed by monopnllsts, and will prove tho most
popular mt of tho Administration which itl-
nug,lratcs the system.
Authorize tho Postmaster Of nlt Offices OF a
ccrtnn rink to isslle receipts to tcposltoss of
attsns lcss than $lDoO, In tho nntnc of tho United
states enarli'9 interest nftor thirty days Mt tho
rHtc Of jtE1 itr cent Der Htliuli1.
St,ch receipts to ho Registered by the POST
rnnstcr anl not to he transferable except ut his
nf1'cc and by his Endorsement, thus prstecstnH
tho deposition III every possible way. 1lrpositors
to he required TO give ten days noticn before
payment Ia demanded. giving tho Postmaster
tinc To nbtAin tnocy from sOmo cctltrUl slelMts-
itory 10 lie nntnctl III tho bill or provided ty reg
,Ilntton Of tho Department for each general
section OF tho cnnntry.
Tho Postmaster 10 give n frc-puxf bond &C.
curing tho (iovornnlGnt nRsiinst Mll loss. Tho
Government wn,1d thus t1htntu. In Tho ugHre-
cute. millions Of money ut n less f1.te tlan Uven
per cent 1t would bc obtnnc Of tho },ct,pic,
cattsng roncwctl interast III It nnt! Its functions
III whoever bnal lnnrcl 1t ten dollars.
When this slib1eot WIS hr0Acheh some tlfnG
Since tho bHnktnH Interest killed 1t hy tNlklnE Of
Issuing bonds nf IL low ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II
was dDne-whch would Httll require their bNnks
As II p!lcn Of dGpDat- Whit Is wNntoll is u reg
ist1rGu rccGtpt not transferable,
j. r, ROGERS.
, 1880-11-20
1I1E CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, NC

~, r ,,,l, I. tn,,lorfv ct,n,t.t,oj tvI,n
memory OF eacll j. teliMeI.y c1niISIea. Whn
il Efatlta,lo to this surviving Ns;tSF q o!ir
ln,IltiSs. w''9 F,aldea tl'g onH nin! tllscnycFsl
tn oiiIcrI .1npn.tse: .in 1 iiis N way q iite =.
i'ee ,n HILL ie o,s ~ f,, Sf" 1ara Maa seaw % Lea.
,,nt, NJ nG lonks nnomt . nlh., Hie e. WhcIescf
T. goes l'o may DO sure that i'o ms 10 tho
ihii,
"'tnat wn,cn ,,n snon,l n1efcomphny on agn
an nonor' 'o'o' ooe"'oaco' 'foopso' fs'ends''
lApplausc'l . .....-...
Mr., Wccd, r|slnR slowly and with din.
GUILTY. next SpokG, lie snitI flint ito shnu,I
not }layg ,ttcmtted II hut i0r a worti lit fait
by Ills fricnt! who ind Just token his sent.
cnliing hinl tho tIscUycfcr OF Greelny. ifa
sniti: e~'o''
"Af,k PRESIDENT AMI GrSrt,rMry.
will mt tIcfnfn vn,t jonr nnn1,nt nxrroae
, 1880-11-20

Az tTv 3NAAoF o. AR& CH1tdfo 1F1u1He.
CHICAGO. Nov. 1S-Sonlo t!mo Hgo saw n
communication IN your piper suggesting TINT
n few experienced Fuckers bo employed in I'LL
Ing tho cars running OF lntlInn avenue, 80 thnt
not MI inch nj spnce t,e wastcd. Permit nc to
mention q moro effective method. Innstnuch
as tho railway ctnplUyGa nre nyorworkcd mil
poorly paid. It Is evident tho Company cannot
nilDnl IL employ additional! holp.
Thu Wholesale jaEnIninH and squeezing, and
rcrsonll discomfort consequent, might be nh.
vlntcd by the running III this lric lutwcen tito
hours Nf ind O.. nf cars to be designated III
shopping md display convcynncts, reserved OK
cnslvciy for eloEalt ltt,es WIN persist III tnrt-
ueng unhnppy ynr4lattcIsa III tho stores I'LL tho
afternoon, a,ld then lllo,opOllxtng tho scnta In
tue cars which tho tired business men, WIN
cnr1i tho dOlInrs With Which the shopping IL
done. ought to have.
Thcao aforesaid shopping cara must be very
oGtn1nodioua and vol furnished with nlirrnrs.
When Mrs. II. wants 10 show huF gurEco.A ut,tit
to tho adthiring feminine wnrla whnt bDttcr up.
pnrtuntty to 1nak0 her netRt,l'ora turn green
with Gnvy? Ihcso cnrs Will be 80 well t,htr4nlzetl
thAt VIC Rlall hMvD Ltein AlE over the city. A,ld
the display Will be e!iuul to IN opening III
millinery ind dry goOtls. It will he tho grrnt
fashion emporium. tnly tho tnnlp element will
10 w,l!tlnx To atl,ntre tho clothes; this will ba
tho only thorn III tho bouquet. 'rhls innovation
vii! 10 il great boon to the gentlemen, II protlt-
nhlo investment to tho CUsnputly, AAll u hnpPy
relief to tho poor echpc.Rnnt conductor upon
Wh0ll ts vcnted nil tho spleen nf II LsEllatrtl,
crushed. ta,nmcd.up travelling public. n, +.
, 1880-11-20

pcnre,l In tho distance. hit nfter three or four
hnurs, n returning cloud uf dnst wis sccr, anh
tr'fi tho Hute emerged tllercfr0M kicking as
hrakly as cycs-but i'm tniI svns totaly use.I M
md Et'ne. mt being milo to ntfcr nny mora re-
distance, NJ course tho m,,t9 kicked himself
hnck 70 tho startlng point This Is not a chill
M trn lin.
, 1880-11-20

CHICAGO. Nov. l0.-1n paragraph III ycstcr-
days TnlBUSE rotcrrlng to Mr.. llu9hes' colony
utngbyj yoti say 1t istwcnty mics north Of Chit
tnnuogn. This Is mn error. Tho Rugby colony
Is located IN Scott and Morgan Counties. In tho
northern pnrt OF tho State, near tho Kentucky
limo, md about duo west FROM huntsville, tho
c0unty.sent of Scott County. This would p1Aco
It more than 100 ullles from Chattanooga.
Il KENNEDY,