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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-08-27
WHAT MRS. PACKER DID WITH HER
SUBSCRIPTION BIBLE.

'That's Just like man! Ideclare I've
no patience with John, not a bit!" said
little Mrs. Packer desperately, twisting in
her fingers bit of paper which she had
just fshed out of the depths of her hus-
bands coat-pocket, and-with a wife's
assumed privilege once had read. "a
SUBSCRIPTION to Van Horen's illustrated
Apocryphal Bible!'' I've always wanted
handsome Bible; but to have it in such
a way! A dollar number too; why it
will cost a fortune. Let me see Counting
On her dimpled fngers): Genesis one; Exc
dus, two, um-um; Nehemiah, sixteen.
um-um-um; Habakkuk thirty-fve. Why
the man must be crazy! And it only
comes once month, suppose-all sub
scription things do; that will bring it to
the middle Of next year before we get
Proverbs, and I'd like to read to John this
blessed minute that" just then Mrs.
Packers eyes wandered to an Illuminated
text that hung upon the wall: "A soft an
swer turneth away WRATH" and as she
thought of the context she started: "but
grievous words stir up anger" Was she
about to anger her loving husband. who
she well knew, i'll all . things sought only
her pleasure But oh she had wanted
some money for, so long yet had not dared
to ask for it. since John grumbled so
about hard times. There was that lovely
blue and gold tea set at Stevens that she
really must have, for the sewing society
would meet at her house next week and
the old white dishes ION which various do
mestics had kept perfect calender of
chips and notches) would never do. She
could surely have new set now, it there
was money to spend $3.50 downright
foolishly.
Mrs. Packer was not by any means so
imply, and when her husband came home
at night she greeted him with an extra
warmth, as if to atone for her anger OF the
morning (of which he was yet in blissful
ignorance). For the same reason perhaps,
the supper was unusually tempting; but
all the cracked dishes in the house were
brought forth to spread the table and the
most dilapidated of these assigned to
Johns use, while with secret serenity
Mrs. Packer herself drank her tea from
the only cup adorned with handle. She
was delightfully."- amiable, yet in some I'M
defnable way John Packer felt wretchedly
uncomfortable.
When supper was over and the dishes
well out of the way
sMy dear!' said Mr.. Packer, hesita-
tingly.
Eyes John ?" inquiringly.
1.-THE comfortable in the parlor looks
kind of empty, doesn't it !? Wouldnt a
handsome Bible be just what we want to
fill it up, eh ?"
eyes; but we can't afford it, +" said Mrs.
Packer, biting her lips so hard to Keep
back some different words that wanted TO
come, that those she did speak sounded
very short,
'sThat's just it," said Mr.. Packer
Frightening up at this ''leadingi" what's
just it. A good Bible costs so much to
buy all at once, we can't afford it, as you
wisely say, my dear but subscription
Bible, now that's a different thing You
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-08-27
LOCAL DIRECTORY.

Masonic. -Staunton Lodge No. l3.-J. Howard
Wayt, Master; A. A. Eskridge, Secy. Meet at their
lodge in Masonic Building the second and last RITZ
day nights In each month.
Union Royal Arch Chapter-W, II. 81. Lynn, High
Priest; A. A. Eskridge Secretary Meets in Masonic
Hall the third Friday nightin each month.
Stevenson COMMUNICATIVE. A. Burke Com
mander; A. A. Eskridge, Recorder. Meets
Masonic Hall the fourth Monday in each month
Knights of Honor.-R. G. Anderson, Past Dictor
tor; ]. E. Rollins, Dictator; W. "A. Burnett Reporte-
Meets LIST and Bird Monday nights in their Hall In
the Cochran Building.
Gladke, Noble Grand; N. NJ. Warner, R. Secretay;
J. N. Argenbright, F. Secretary. Meets every
Thursday night in Odd Fellows Hall.
Central Encampment No paw. M. Simpson
Chief Patriarch James W. Blackburn, Scribe Meets
second and fourth Tuesday In each month in Odd
Fellows Hall.
saunton Lodge No 1877 Iron Band o. K. S. B.-A.
Hart President; Moritz Witt, Secretary. Meets in
their Hall in the Cochran Building the LIST and Sd
Sundays at 10 Am.
Temperance Mizpah Lodge No. 116, I. O. G. T.,
meets in Charity Hall every Tuesday evening. W.
J. McCauly, W. G. T.; y. ". Bryen. Secretary.
Charity Division No. 6. Sons OF Temperance, B..
B. Rule, Worthy Patriarch, q. T. Hiltzhimer, Re-
cording Scribe. Meets every Friday night at Tenn
perance Hall.
Fire OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire Company
Michael Cox Captain; Thos. j. CfOwder, Secretary
Meets fourth Tuesday in every month at Firemen's
Hall
Staunton Hook and Ladder Company.-B.
Terry, Captain; Charles Hudson, Secretary Meets
on first Tuesday in each month at their headquar-
tiers in the city school building.
Capt. j. II. Waters, Chief Engineer of Fire
Department
Military.-West Augusta Guard-Wm. L. Bum
gardner, Captain; Lewis M. Bumgardner, Secretary
Meets in their armory in the City Hall every
Monday night Regular meetings first Monday in
each month.
Staunton Artillery-A. 81. Fultz, Captain; N. M
Warner, Secretary. Meets at their .armory in the
City Hall every Tuesday night. Regular meet
ngs second Tuesday in each month.
Stonewall Brigade Band.-Prof A. j. Turner Con
ductor and President; John M. Carroll, Secretary.
Meets Tuesday and Thursday nights every week in
the City Hall.
Religious-Young Mems Christian Association
T. C. Morton, President; A. F. Robertson Secretary.
Meets at their rooms in City Hall for all devotional
exercises every Sunday evening at4 P. M. Direc
tory meetings at the call of the President. Library
open every evening from5 to 9 P. M.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-08-27

HOW TO PREPARE BEEF FAT FOR
SHoRTEN1Na.-Dripping or beef fat for
use should be perfectly free from unpleas-
ant taste or smell, and to insure this it
should be well clarified. In general, the
pouring Of boiling water on it while hot is
sufficient, then allowing it to cool, when
all impurities will settle at the bottom and
may be scraped off with knife but SUI
rer way is to strain it through hair sieve
into saucepan which holds about quart
of boiling water add to this piece of
soda the size of a haricot bean stand the
saucepan near the fire, let. its contents
simmer for ten minutes, then take away
to cool; when perfectly cool the dripping
will stand on the top of the water, a cake
Of pure, wholesome fat. should men
ton, however. one disadvantage which
arises from pouring the dripping hot from
the pan into the boiling water; one loses
the delicious jelly-pure essence of beef,
which if the fat be poured into basin
without water, settles at the bottom. This
jelly is invaluable for gravies or made
dishes, being, in my opinion, equal to
Liebig; therefore it is far too good for
consignment to the pig tub. But to gain
both this and clear fat it is necessary to
take little extra trouble, which repays
itself, though; this is to allow the fat to
cool IN its impure state first, SO that the
jelly may exude from it, then to melt it in
boiling water, and proceed as above.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-08-27
A BITTER TONGUE. 1t is strange but

A BITTER TONGUE. 1t Is strange bat
true that some people delight In saying bit
ter things to their neighbors. You are
never safe with them. When you have
done your best to please, and are feeling
very kindly and pleasantly. out they will
pop some underhahd stab, which you alone
can understands sneer which is masked,
but which is too well made to be misun-
derstood. It may be at your person. or
your mental feeling, your foolish habit Of
thought on some little secret opinion con-
fessed in moment Of genuine confidence.
It matters not how sacred it may be to
you, he will have his lick at it; and, aimee
the wish is to make you suffer, he ia all the
happier the nearer ha touches your heart,
How much unhappiness do such mean at
tacks cause tender hearted men and wo-
men.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-08-27
An Ingenious Bride.

We are not sure but that the following
has been already printed in this paper. But
it is SO good and ingenious that it is wor-
thy to be reprinted. A young bride was
obliged to show her correspondence to her
tyrannical husband. In writing to friend
she thus expressed herself
81 cannot be satisfied my dearest friend,
blessed as I am in the matrimonial state,
unless pour into your friendly bosom.
which has ever been IN unison with mine,
the various deep sensations which swell
with the liveliest emotions Of pleasure,
my almost burs ting heart. Itell you dear
husband is one of the most amiable Of men.
have been married seven weeks, and
have never found the least reason to
repent the day that joined US; my husband is
in person and manners; far from resembling
an ugly, CROSS, disagreeable, jealous monster,
who thinks by confiding to secure
wife, it is his maxim to treat as a
bosom friend and confdant. not as a
plaything, or mental slave, the woman
chosen to be his companion. Neither party
he says, ought to obey implicitly;
but each yield to the other by turns.
An ancient maiden aunt. near seventy
cheerful, venerable and pleasant old lady,
lives in the house with us-she is the de-
light Of the young and the old-she is CT
VII to all the neighborhood around,
generous and charitable to the poor
know my husband loves nothing more
than he does me; he flatters me more
than the glass, and his intoxication
flor so must call the excess of his love-
often makes me blush for the unworthiness
of it's object and I wish could be deserving
of the man whose name bear. To
say all in one word, my dear-and to
crown the whole, my former gallant lover
is now my indulgent husband, my fondness
is returned. and might have married
prince, without the felicity I find with
him. Adieu; may you be blest as am I'M
able to wish that could be made more
happy.
ITO ascertain the writer's real sentiments
in the above letter, read first and every
other line following.)
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-08-27
l5oetrn.
Good NIGHT.

The shadows gather and the night is come,
And am 1onely-lonely-all alone!
My heart goes out to you with all its love,
While dreary winds sweep by and wall and moan.
I cannot tell you all yearn to tell,
My secret must keep in close eclipse,
Though when look upon your own dear face
It starts and struggles at my trembling lips.
Good night, my own! wonder if some breeze
Which floats above the earth from east to west
Will bear these trembling words unto your ear,
And you will hear them ere you sink to rest!
Good night, my own! If love could keep you safe,
No harm would reach you while the years roll
past,
II love could hold you in sweet content,
My love would always hold you firm and fast!
Home Journal.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-08-27

It is secret known to but few, yet of
no small use in the conduct of life, that
when you fall into mans conversation,
the first thing you should consider is,
whether he has q greater inclination to
hear you, or that you should hear him.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-08-27

RLACK CASHMERES, Black Mummy Cloths
- Black Camels Hair. Black French Blunt.
ngs, he nrletta Cloths, just received at
apr9 W ELLER'S.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-08-27
R RIi HALLS
LUNGS u, g: DALSAM

Cures Consumption, Colds. Pneumonia,
Influenza, Bronchitis, Bronchial Diff
flculties, Hoarseness, Asthma, Group.
Whooping Cough, and all diseases Of
the Breathing Organs. Itso0thes and
heals the Membrane Of the Lungs, in-
famed and poisoned by the disease.
and prevents the night-sweats and
tightness across the chest which &C.
company it. CONSUMPTION is not
an 1ncarable malady. 1t is only
necessary to have the right remedy,
and HALLS BALSAM is that remedy.
DON'T DESPAIR OF RELIEF, for
this benign specific will cure you,
even though professional aid fails.
, 1880-02-07

/, The nov calendar for the County Court
will be ready to-day.
On Monslay the work Of calcImtning and
thoroughly c!caninE-up tho JUL wilt tx begun.
Tho work Is tunc almost entErty by the in-
hntcs.
The Criminal Court Will be ctose1 to.slny.
anA thers. "ll 4r nn eNft vt tho eals.Mlhr ~ tho
county Court. Tho ntt'ce Of lliD Clerk Hf thu
County l3olrl will n1su isa closed fur repairs.
d Judge L,on,ts yesterday MALE nj, uttter yn-
cutting tho commitment t,f MAra J. 'fAKvnrt to
thu Cnuuty lnR.llte Asylum, md 1t4lsrrtl tf1nt
xhe bH given into the custody Ut her hishlnl,
Juhn raggnrt.
=, III thu Criminal COurt yesterday Fred
'rof,ey ntil 'rhUnns llnltle wet1' e,leh sentenced
\, two ycnrs III thu I'rn',fntnrF fur burglary:
Fred lIprtl1lK Kt,t twn ytMlN a Henry AltG!iGll
thrre ypArs fir sllnItr ulfpilats. Tlf,tis Slll,
forl. John Mnrga1s, Alfred snNnir, AHd Thomas
MGAlnu pleaded guilty to larceny niltl were re-
minded for kentGllt!. ClNrtes Williams wnH
tried for !areeny, tho Jury hasil,y trnye 10 sea'
their verdict,
The Committee on Printing md Stationery
met yesterday. audited *tp,t.p Hills, md directed
the Clerk nf Committees tn wrttn to MI tho tInl>
luz printcls. satlulNts, Anil hhk kttipix. ,ssknE
them Ia furnish Lids for Mtt-l'Nlks nfld hlfhl~
Ink, printed blanks. ami uhsr stationery Tor tho
itse Of The county during tlB cilstInH yEr. All
H,tcf bids must he bundled In IL the tttlnttcu
BY D. nj. next t'ristuy, fhe Cutuu,ittra on
Towns ntu Town Accounts mt utu audited
sbe la. To-day tho Jail at,tl jul Accounts
Committee will meet.
, 1880-02-07

r =. mns .sn". ,.,,s, :, ~, ,,,,an.,,o,,
laat evening. all prcscu..
John +. WisDt, nskcd for payment for services
m ntfnrnny for tbe ,.itfur in ma turt tnr of TIM
so,,tf chIcooo 1,,rnntn~. work.. ,,cfcrrcd.
4 few weeks ngo tho 1sonrl passed M DRILL
nnncc to improve South Ch'cngo aven.,e at n
tlc wnrk an.l tc cost cnl linynor, Of tho Wilson
sering.Nsehine Cenpany. s;S,ii that tScy at';i
si III to bsa wbs ut. sfsi,. i M fon II a Rasse n
''on TH pssy Iy1ns ftn ot Tho two
t ] tSat Sttqi d pss ras oSS @ n " s'x fs "31@ys e @
s;s;s! ,s ;,i; s''Sd Is S 81 ;a's ,; L
tion taii. 1he eitiz"ns DIX XII 10 n've the sss!'ss:
INV wrt. ,,,,,l1 IL II" *, AsssslM'.,t to,m,nissinr
"r " ti1crwIs nv % tcy y w"lH S I 10 UTILIZED 10 ak to
u.tle by i. S+ Seuvic, Dr. IMcksoll, and Sir.
sltChrsnny.
s;s !ennstt f ,a s s , t Sfsrs re nero
h! tNs' 1t ii9 lis dats to .; "ei, Tic .lo ztssnl. m as
lie ,y,ls Il, fuvor oT ismt1.,y tic inuttrJ u1l,Ii
1t was investigated. Thu Atior,rs w1s dircrtcd
to take no further nctlutl, mil tfe f,ntier was
ntt,,itryt Mr. Eoiti,t, l,il d. ii. ilofnc. Cs,tiI-
uIssE,,1rr Tho rolls Will tv ut Mr. UDrne'g
nffcr.
l,uwetl nvcn,se from ftrNllI iNtIlevnul 10 Cot
tugr irsyr Iyoui,u to cuItlcct viii, tho Forty
jlrst strtut suwrr. The Attorney WINS directed
to prtl,.rc 1 u. o,viit,u,1cc: ''' 0Se@@
4 mnIOllstrrtcD wiz rypt.Iycl nnDt,tst the nm
p,H.i lro ordinance 1it,il, were postponed Tor
oi,Y week.
| mice fnr tily unrninc 1T Frrty.,iinti1 atreet
frufn St,.tr strrct tiI Il rm! DmtlIryi,Yf.
nt,rtrt, uttintt rho Fii,t,,, r,,+ort.
ci th,it he Ind ,n,irc,,Hs,tl fnrtr-scy,,n Ii MD
jy,1ls or lbr y}uwU ut Il cost Of $Ip0U. Tho
bo,,,ts wrye cHt,ctlrtl in nnr,i Iinn1ri.
Tin nlit.c rni,,,rt fnr jatuinrv aI,n,vc1 c1nvrn
syrr al: Hus tnwis..l sSal: N,,cs ctbIFGtcI xiN
Tho VilInuu I,s,[lrctur t1,lortrti thr rccr!pt III
III ri. lin f.nilttiitr lin r1Tntnt III q ftIia
fho Viifsru Trrnsiirar rruortc,i n huin1.co on
hnnt, Of $iS,0M,Sl '
iii,ts wt.r1 rrcn;yct1 for tho t,oproyc,nent of
, 1880-02-07
IlIlO1II}EIt(f.
Tho Exact Status Of Tint Famous Case
ut Lust Fixed,

8ptetai Dispattt to JAd Catcuoo Tribune.
PEoIuA, ILL.,, Feb. G.-Afr. Joseph lihonls
berg, Ut Dubuque, Ii III Tie ei.y. In M Ill
tGrvicw llo denies that Ills Gust, has been set
tied BY thu Government for s5,00o. Mr.. j. X.
Graves, one of his bontlsmen, was tct oil tic
bo'ul for this sum. The reason Mr, Graves
WIS let 0ir tito bonds WINS tho fuct tint l,e WIS
about to 81, into tlle banking business III that
city, md could nut 60 In rs President ut n
Natlotlal haNll with n Judgment lianging over
him. AEr. lllloinbcrg Also said TINT ho Ind
never made I'LL application to settle the cuse,
nlld nevcr will. Tho case Is now In tho Su-
prense Court on anappcal.
DUBUQUE, H., Feb. it--Refwrlng to tho
s1yerAl tlispatcllcs sent out fr0l. Washington
within tic past two Or tl,rpo days III regard
to tllo celebrated Nho1nborg DIstIllery jutlg-
n'u,It, and to tho rrccIlt release by Secretary
Sherl,,.n 0f j, X. Graves, ono OF thu securl-
tics, tho Timer Ut this city will tomorrow
eo,,tnjM nil authentic and correct statement
Ut tho iultttar. Tho facts, III brief, ll,ay be
OF tho United States Circuit Court, District
4. RhUlMberg, " principal, ami ID. Khom-
s,lrries, for St0 IS for frauds committed
by ]. 4. nlIo,nbers In lsa5, 'to, md ~.
Nat Qua Ut tie defendants WIS good
far tho amount OF the claim when
sued, WHOM Judgment was rendered, Of uro
they now. The clulm wis stale When tho
suit was brought, eight years haYlnE luter-
ycl'ctt between tho tlate ot tho frauds mud
commencement nf tho suit, Tho surety,
tiElyes, wns wholly .uncuMnectwl will mid
innocent Ut the fsIllas ot lshoMbtrg. Not Il
tlUllar c1lllt! bo collected froln Graves. tho
Reports Df Ills being President Of u ruilrOud
being f.jsc, ns IL tho statement TINT tho Goy-
er1lIpnt expended 81, 600 to get tho tutltt-
mrht; *l0, 900 will cover all expenses 1t Tie
litIgatlou. sccrelary Sherman has released
tirst' ' hoxweyer, hMxs taking fro,a ~ t},e t} 70.
yureties. tho other RilomLcrgs, written
agreements, that they would not be
rsleesed by yr, reason Dr.: The rulcase
the lsliomberg Judgment except as 10 uIayes. y.
, 1880-02-07
THE CIT3--IIAJI.

The Committee on Schools is called for
Monday.
The repairs oil tho Lako street bridge will
bc completed to-dny.
Nyeioot burners arc TO 10 placed on tho
Jumps ut tho ynrloas Grld9o approaches.
John Conncl WIS yesterday appointed In
spcctor of Drllns, vlco u. Il. 0rat,s. removed.
The annual inspection nf tho police stations
VIII 10 made tt,~,lny. Currangcs will lcayo tho
rttokcry ut 0'ciock.
Commissioner Waller will scn.l an orttl-
!ia'lre to tho Council Monday ovenn9, ctnllody-
tnX hts proposed RETURNS TIT tho collection Ut tic
water rltcs.
THE .City Treasurer yesterday received
Sl.@S. fFt'1n tho Wntcr department, sDs5 from
tl9 cnntrtller. IND kAh1n iIrtn tho South 5lie
Collector, Ut which k1.000 WIS fn c,lah.
rllo Sccretary OF the Citizets' Association
called yts:crsiny md Withdrew tho reeoninet,d't
tlons " lhat ln:y III refcrcueo TO asroat cluai!-
HIM. nv, an ~ n;xrsotl ;xn t c1tntssloMer Wa!lora
bic aald catIrcly satisfactory.
Among the bullllfng purtnlts Issued yester-
day was o," To Peter i'uppsr, t0 greet il two
atGry dwelling, Ashland aseisup, mar Thirty
10 erect twt-story 1Wsillns. M Il iot oWs Wess:,iss
ses. !x;sory d%eas @ So % III II luiio i; ; sssSa' t.
4 RESOLUTION was introduced in tic Council
s0nlu tin1u ugp ltk,k1ny to preventing tho r4tt.
why c'rlpni,tcs from throwluK thu ln.ltl fr,,tn
tl,eir tr.cks !ntn tho tlers. etc. tA,n1alss!.tlor
MMllur l.ls hat1 i ctulfurence with tho nllwuy
authorities bn thu subject, unl Will tHy tho rsi-
suit beturB tu Council 1T tts next t,inutl,iY. lIu
Ablrulir,ls trs,1blu, anti thinks hut tho suy.
Gr1!l cun,pAncH will l0 anyth1nx tAAt III tutsota.
alle,
III October, 1871, one htInna Herr begnsl
suit gxllnst thu city for *l0,0Ou tla.unK.a IT.
SHlyet s t,n Hccou,t Ut II defective attlewMlk M
Wabash Myn,lAc. Thu e,4so was trlct! thu fullnw,
dix dsix la..!ary, anl sl'e Kot Judgment for t7,an
ant, - tlotncr, lbia, ttlg Judgment was arn'el
aIl4 IAst Srar All appropriation Hns r,Atl0 u
| HlGct IT, Thu money has i0t been t,atL, hpw-
ever, and nssesahly vii. NIL Ia. fr,,,
thu fuet that r,'Inors hny6 lollu To tho l.Hw t}u-
| Ialrttnenl ANd ENItruller thnt the WuIl!,l,b VII,
| not as surumsly hurt III slo allA hor frulul
| chlInlrd. aud thut the Sast. thrnghDut ws.s4 put.
up jo1Itn sefs1lul thu city. Tllu wul.lau IL non
ii MchiRuu, and sa!d % bv ns s'uui is daiitr
hut huylllx disposed Ut her cAn she r,,rrs v0r,
| little al'ustt whit becomes 0f It.. The city
Attorney thinks hp will b1 mblN IN snw fru.lli ir
tic uatB1, and tAfrntGH III tAho 1t to tho Grant
Jury na ntpn rs t9 Gun Hfl1ltKa bis rtIIcEtt H1Il
N tho nlctnti.tle, tho llo,lcy will rc,uan III tlt
hands or tim ety. III tho controller saya hu vii
!lHt pAy 1t cxecpt upon thu clty"AttorueY's uu
vice.
WOltp WITH THE "vA1s,"
Mayor Harrison yesterday caused Tue follow
, 1880-02-07

1}rs'tles, silt In cE,nncrry Is now pending III
sail court to subject anil,r 400 lots In Dm-
buuue City to tho floycrnnrnt clnin.. The
compromise was recommended by tho entire
party, nlso lW two Fe.loral Judges hrfdre
wl,Gil tho cnt,sc wns. tried, antl 1ias tliD MP
proyal or tho representatives NJ tic tioyeri-
incnt. They Iecl that tho Government l,as
advanced Tor tirnvcs by iii relatives. Tho
compromise Inns no political Significance
having hccn urged by psonsi'ieut .Aess
throughout the StAto OF every political bias.
, 1880-02-07
FIFTY MILLION POUNDS Of ICE.

LAKE GENEVA, Wis, Feb. "a Chicngo
iec company commenced cutting leo OIL tho
lake here to.t!ay, mil are nnw engaged in
shipping nl,ort 100 carloads pcr tlay to CHI
cago. Five tcc-tratns per ttNy nre tr be ell-
played until 2,1fM cnr-lnads are 1lnryes.etl,
amounting to m,000,0O0 pounds nj the eotl-
EenlG1 sitrfaGr Of the lake. Tlle leo IL about
ten inches In thickness.
, 1880-02-07

'Tlle Eldrctlge Sewing-s[nrhlUe.- leads
the world, anti Is the bust for yn,l to buy.
Sold on monthly payments. 100 State street.
, 1880-02-07
THE CITY.
Bob 1nEersoll Is at Tho Pacific.


bcr. |
MI Williams, New York, Is stopping at
ho Gardner.
". J. Harris, OF Burlington, H., is at tho
J. II. Little, Boston, Is quartezetl at tho
is. Mcdonald, of Fond du Lac, Wis, is
ht the Sherman.
George NJ. Bfinkcrhofl, Of Springfield, ILL.,,
IL Mt tho Pacific
william GrifI'tl,s, Three Rivers, Mich, Is II
K,lcst ut TIM unrslncr.
j. N. Vnn 1loese1,, Lawrence, Kas., Is reg
tstcrc.l at the Gnrslncr.
Gov and Mrs. Howard, Of Yankton, pa-
kotn, aro at tho fremont
j. r. Afunsie, Superintendent OF the Amerf-
can Union Telegraph Company, Detroit, is at the
fremont.
i. II. Clark, Chief Engineer Of tho 1.nke
Shore l. Mchtgnn Southern railroad, is stopping
ut tho Sherman.
Josepl, Collctt, General Superintendent OF
tho Loulav!llc, New Albany l. Chicago Railroad.
ts ut tho fremont.
D. Wilt ralln9ge wIll dslIyer bis ,lts latest and
Musc sa cfdS ilali Feo. Fl d. ''H ~ A'N ''pp' 1@
George L. Merchant Genera! snpcrlntcnt-
ent Of tho Sioux City s Dakotn Ra'lroad, Sioux
City. is ut the Palmer.
Mr: and Mrs. A!bert Keep gnye elIilHreii's
No e, Mel,iKa,i avenue, for ttcIr little da''xt-
ter, which was thrRcly nttenlcd.
Sr " C. oDalsy WI" Ias peSn f;nn somect! t
organization. srn1n fitce;i ye!rs ngo, Las re-
Signed hfs position Ms rnyiug.tcllcr.
rhe Chairman Of the Norsll Caroline !,!
astsKSa f. iS cqyS"'aa i1t md Il sss fy s
-InAlattOns for the delegation ut tho Sherman
House.
Tle :emnratnrc Yesterday. St as onserys,l 3d.! by
,rnea nf,v"e Il, M ~ No. ns. /: m.' nj: H. ~, III:
sr 1n, u. barometer, Il. 1,., :j.s;; p. III,
@':v W. n r r,,rr,n ,oru,or,,. ,1,ro ,,,r If tno
Now rork Lie. irsr,.,,ee Coi,,lMty i, tIis city
~ sixteen Ii I yc.!rs, S.s !,ssn spi'9Ia{ei Maa.Nr
snc,.tw nr Eevr m w VIII. snr tht,vo m fn,S
County.
tr1,f. Am,1oanatr,, t,r,su,ne ,ne, in srcrct
@ scss1nn isst evening # Nc" To-; Eifth yee
i,e ,s'iE.ss .rsae ~ was w.inlly eoit''
fss " statement I'll smtis I'll was u no Interest to
vhn t,ntc,oo sc,,,,,,v nf 1,ectop ,vt1, r,vc
a,: EicaEn ce ~ neS,e { M K1t W
Ia fntI " hir ,y't L.. .,s n,s, y,
~ ~ H. uai siu"f VIDA, ~ t n,s anp am e
~ ~ i, area IT, 'ea' uoet ane 'n"'''sc'e'''
Lieut. Lloyd, Of Webster avenue, lad
1olse Mia tnc s'lze1s or 1!s nol%iGc 49, uSss'ct a Ct.
t1cy "st exc ssspF ,x;9 h! Wn os frs The
hel',s' "'a ecnesha 'hefl'''"S'ns.
4 large and brilliant reception was given
resiticnce. No. III prnlrio nyan,;e, iist cveiilmg.
IL honor Or hir. und Mrs. Oc,avi.,s nad1pr.. NO
fanns the t GntGrtattatn!Gnt Was ntteae M "
,',s, ~" '"9 'uh 81 1'ss 'e.ps ~ .ur e's.
No 45I jefferson street. w1iie stnilflir,r III, tho
, 1880-02-07
MARRIAGES.

r0n,pnre 1}nek Il linyHcr's Cntsl CrPntn with
oilers nn sre what "C0id CreAtn HhMll be.