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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-24
THE BRUSH ELECTRIc LIdHT Whether

THE Brush ELECTRIC LIaHT Whether
Edison ever succeeds or not in bringing his
electric lamp to such perfection as to make it
available rs n substitute for gas and kerosene
in house illumination may still be an unsolved
problem but for illumination ON a large scale
the electric light has passed beyond the stage
Of mere experiment.. Half the city of Paris
electricity, and throughout Europe rs well as
this country many large manufacturing and
printing establishments, public gardens, &c,
are very satisfactorily lighted hy the same
means. And now we have, in the little city
of Wabash. Ind, a notable and successful in
stance of the electric light for clty purposes.
Wabash is q city of about the size OF Ottawa,
having some 10000 inhabitants spread over an
area u little over II mile in Cir!umercnce. The
city had, like Ottawa, been paying the local
gas company from $1,000 to $500 Il year for
lighting its streets in an imperfect, desu,ory
way, on moonless nights, with street gas lamps,
enjoying about the same melancholy expert
ence we have had here. \ few months ago its
Guy lNtntIS HtdlN VI lllc l-ltttlW lilSii,
manufactured by company in Cleveland. o.
They opened communication with the com
pany and finally made an arrangement tor one
ot their dynamo.clCcIric machines, giving four
lights with 5000 candle power each. The
lamps are suspended from the ends Of two
cross bars holtcd to an iron flagstaff that rises
from the dome = the court house From
these lamps, which are Of IN ornate pattern,
with large glass globes two ordinary tcc.
graph sized pure copper wires lead down over
the roof to the basement, where the generating
machine Is driven by an elghthorSe power
engine. The result: The four lamps, on a
dark, moonless, rainy night, hight up the city
near the lamps equal to daylight, while half
mile away the light Is sufficient t" enable one
TO read ordinary newspaper print The entire
apparatus, As furnished 10y the Brush Electric
Light company, cost The city $500, aud the
expense of lighting Is but 500 ycar,--the
only expense, indeed, being the idrl to run an
Lighthouse power engine from To hours a
day and a man to attend It. Wouldn't it bel
worth while for our city father, to look INTO
tins matter?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-24
The Editors and Newspaper Men


OF the country endorse JAMES BOSS PATENT GOLD
WATCH CASES As proof read the following
BALTIMORE Mp. March sth, lssD
II gives pleasure to inform you that the watch You sent
works are excellent; the eases wear beautifully
J Z. KINGGOLD.
Editor and Prop. Telegram.
LAFAYETTE Isp.. March sth. iSSl
take pleasure in commenting the "-s Watches received
from YOU NJ highly satisfactory and equal IN wear {" soma
W ). LINGLE
Editor and Prop Courier.
DK, MoISRs, IA, Feb. 23d, -"
our manager carried the watch ever since II arrived
and chccrfuIy say that cannot BE- beaten ~ inner
ar i'm any other way STATE LEADER co,
Publishers Iowa state Leader.
W,TsgK.. 1T. March sth, 1883
I'm pleased say that the watch got Of YOU II entirely
being in every respect Just NJ represented
have had Fix months and hnd tue tmr Keeper, De
Editor and Prop. Iroquois Co. Times.
w,rs,u. WIS March 10Th, 1870
The watches purchased ~ are In every way ssmtp
they time accurately the large regulators Ia
our lcRrry stores, and the eases are just II lrndd
MARX II. BAKNth
Editor and Prop Torch u Liberty
The above are concurrcd In by hundreds u other Editors
a, well as Merchants Mechanics and jewelers. in all parts
of the country.
hi, r. the only patent case made u l'>v" ll't" OF
Solid Gold. II is warranted by special certificate
AK YOUR JoWclcr for illustrated catalogue containing full
5cscrirtio, sprl0
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-24


Following is q complete list OF the supervisors
elected Mt thrIate town MEETINGS. the Indicating
-. ,,,.,. ,.... ..,.,..- ~. -, ii.
'No'. ""' ".'' ',..''''' VI '"'' ''"' "'''"'
Adams-.A \. hIoVc.
Allen-"N. Mcintyre.
lirookheid-lf " Armstrong.
Bruce W. kadeS
n n"a.Ip ~ ". ~ r. n'Ifn,
Dimmick-#J J. Connertun,
Eagle--C. l.. Hoffman.
Earl. j. Pool.
Edcn-FJOhn F. Miner.
Fall River d. y. Center
Farm Ridge-Eli llodgson.
FreedUm-TJuhu Miller
Grand Rapids Ed. T. Read
Lroycl"nd-E. ). Dresser snr
ilope-A. Reynolds.
Manlius --Wi!liam DmkcN.
Meudota--'A. {. Mrmtirc, Casper Fischer,
assistant.
McridcL-tE. Barton.
MilIet-'Nels Nelson, "a.
Mission Wright Adams.
Morthyille-+J v. Fox
ophir-vJ. :. Palmer
OsaEc-t.J. llogc
Ottawa-Wm. Stormont, Nat. White, {. j.
Mctz@er, assistants
Otter Creek. w Stevenson.
Peru-*H. Bcllinghau,"n; Henry llclmig,
assistant.
Richland WIN. Laut,
Rutlaud-*S. f.. Parr.
Serena Martin FlaEcrty.
South Otta wa-Arthur Lowmar.
Troy Grovc-John Ferguson.
Utica J. c. Gardncr.
Vcrmillion-S. ;. Burgess.
Walacc-"Ed. o'ponEell.
Waltham-FAler. WyIc.
Tie following added TO our list of last week
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-24

A Chicago wholesale house i having car
constructed to carry two statesmen and stool,
over various western railways The car is to
be sixty feet long and arranged with sleeping
apartments and kitchen whereby these fortu-
sste drummers can live in luxury, Independ.
ent of country hotels and their horrors. The
idea is not a new one, and il would not be
strange If it became as popular As Is now the
plan of special sleeping and eating trains for
circuses. The festive drummers would be apt
TO have q circus of their own at every stopping
place. We imagine.-Ra,lcdy Bos.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-24
D. McDoUGALL s e. S. PAINE.
CTATE oF ILLINOIS, L. s'Ltr Co.

CTATE or I'LL NplSS, Ia sNlLE Co.-s'.-
- In the CirrHf court JHHe tenn, lNSA,
Eva f. Burnham ~. Frccmnn BUR- nam -in ChGncery
Affidavit ui the uOn,rCsduuCc of freeman Rurnlan the
above named defendant having been Med IN the clerks of
nee the Circuit Court of said county, notice therefore
hereby given the said nonresident Defendant that the
COM claimant He'd her bill Of complaint IN said court on the
chonCcry side thereof the twenty MN day Of February
1850 and HAT thcr,upun luminous issued uu OF said court
wherein said suit Is ncudng returnahe ON the second
Monday in IA" n Of june next, n Is by law required
New unless YOU 'hr said nonresident defendant above
named shall personally he and appear before said GREAT
Court the first II me next terra thereof 20 De holden
at ottawa IN and for the said county on the second MONDAY
in June next. and plead, answer or d"n'Nr 10 the sAi
compninaur'r bill Of complaint. the and the matters
and things therein charged and stated VIII Dee taken rs con
rsscd and decree entered against according 10 she
PRAYER of said bin. ROSN ELL ". HOLMES, Clerk.
ottawa. Illinois. April lst 1850.
r. NCDuUGAlI.N q. :. PAINE, tompltN Sulrs aprd-lW
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-24
GEO. ". REED & co.
NIGHT CLERK
Can bc fonnG up STAIRS third door to The left PrescrPu
nut up at all hours By competent clerRa r. 6klSoe
HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET CoMPANY's
Weekly Line Of Steamships

Leaving New York every Thursday. NJ = VI, for Eng
land, Franc" and ternlnnN. llcke's 70 ana
from Europe lowest For Pa snge Apply 10 Y d
RICHARD 4 CO. General Passenger Agents b broadway,
New York; or to {. ZwANZIG, Ottawa, III. marD'"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-24

Following is a complete list of the supervisors
elcctedat thclate town meetings, the indicating
those who were members Of last years board:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-24

The Peoria National Democrat will be dubbed
with the FREE TRADER at t2.25.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-01-02
Spefial alotifes.
A Good Newspaper is the Cheap
est Literature.

Ii is a remarkable fact that the general
appreciation in prices consequent upon
she revival OF prosperity throughout the
United States finds an exception in the
cost Of literature OF every kind This Is
emphatically an era OF cheap literature.
4 Journal like the Philadelphia WEEKLY
TINES, the fifty two numbers issued in
year being equivalent 10 several octave
volumes, Is easily within the reach of the
most depleted purses. The WEEKLY
TIMES Is newspaper, but something
moTe than a newspaper. While all the
news of The day is fully covered by special
correspondents stationed Mt all the great
centers of population, and all other APP
proved agencies for the collection Of news
are emplo, cd, equal pains are taken to oc-
cupy other fields of intellectual activity
Fiction, poetry, sketches of travel, adven-
ture and biography, essays in popular
science, the latest aspects Of modern
thought are given adequate treatment
from week To week. All topics OF politi-
cal, commercial, religious, social and gen.
esal interest are fearlessly discussed in
she editorial columns; the critical depart
snents. mnscal dramatic and literary, are
in competent hands; matters Of domestic
economy have special attention, and the
in its best things for tine entertainment Of
American readers. These assertions are
broad, but they are justified By the nearly
unanimous verdict of the press and people
that the Philadelphia WEERLY TIMES is
The best family newspaper now published.
In calling attention 20 Che remarkably lib
cral terms which are offered 10 subscri-
beers for the year 1854 year that is like
" TO be memorable in American history.
we feel that we are doing good service to
ali who wish to enjoy during that year
the visits Of a newspaper which, while
having all the characteristics of the adj
yanced journalism of the day, is so thor
oughly imbued with a wholesome spirit
that it may be admitted into any family
with certainty that it will become IA
voriie alike with father, mother and chill
dren. The WEEKLY TINES is now offered
at $1.25 per copy when sent in clubs OF
twenty, and for 80 three copies together
with "The Annals of the War" q volume
If 500 pages, beautifully. illustrated, are
sent postage free to any address.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-01-02
Tho Word asozodont,"

Which has already become a household
word, Ii derived from the Greek, and COM
posed of two words, Sozo and Odontes.
5000 translated, means to preserve and
e'Odontesr the teeth--"SOZODONTn u
prcscrver Of the teeth. And it is true to
It's name. II beauties and preserves the
teeth, hardens and inyigorates the gums,
and corrects all impurities of the breath,
The odor Of this pure preparation Is so
delightful that it is luxury to apply it,
II is as harmless as water. Sold by drug
fists and perfumers.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-01-02
aint Going to Die TIL His Time
Comes.

A man in Madison county KY, went
Through the terrible ordeal Of having
4, bombshell to burst in his hands just
after the war. lie was dradfully
anangled by the explosion, but recov-
~red from his wounds. Some time af
scr that he was shot through the body
gith navy revolver, the ball passing
"a at the breast and out at the back.
som few weeks ago the same man
was driving a wagon with heavy
saw-log OH it and he on the saw-log.
The wagon turned over and he and
the saw-log rolled off together, the saw
leg passing over his body, crushing
him in fearful manner, from which
sie has been confined to bed for several
weeks, but is now out, and as hale and
healthy as ever.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-01-02

SOME conundrums. Why was Coli
ah surprised when David struck him
with stone? Because such thing
uever entered his head bcfore.--W What
leation is door mat to door step?
step farther Why is a dead doctor
ike a dead duck? Because they are
both done quacking Why is po-
liceman like rainbow? Because he
rarely appears until the storm is over.
What's the difference between a
mouse and young lady? One harms
the cheese, aud the other charms the
hes. (Six months. What most FIRE.
luently becomes woman2 A little
What rose is born to blush I'M
seen? Negroes.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-01-02

Job Work
NEW YORK PRICES
AT THE
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-01-02
BOISE COUNTY DIRECTORY:
Information Wanted.

Pioneer Lodge NO ], I. o. Q. f.. desires ihfor'
nation as TO the whereabouts of Charles Clifford,
member Of said Lodge, who left Idaho City in
September. 1878, intending to visit Walla Waua
and be absent about six weeks, and who has not
since then been heard from. any information as
to Bro Clifford's whereabouts, or the cause and
manner Of his death. il he is not now alive, will
be thankfully received by this Lodge.
HENRY CLIFTON, N. G..
JANIS II. HAwIIy, II. Sec.
Idaho City, Dec. ls-4w.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-01-02
SheriR's sale.

ksY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, ISSUED OUT
NJ of the Probate Court in and for Boise county.
l.. L, dated December g. 1874 and
to roe directed and delivered, for judg.
ment rendered and entered in said Court on the
2Sth day of August, A. d. 1879, in favor of James
HcDevitt and John Garrecht and against Joe HILL
have lesied the following property to-wit: one
lot or piece Of mining Sround fronting on aoores
creek 500 feet, more or less, and running back 10
the summit of the HILL bounded on the westl
California guch and the east by the claim ssld
by McAlister TO Quong Lee Tong Co, together
with a certain ditch taking water out Of Wel galch
and conveying said water to said claims. Notcek
hereby given that or the
9th Day Of January A. D. 1880,
at O'Clock n. OF that day, in front Of the Court
House in Idaho oity, county OF Boi5e win sell ths
right, tide and interest OF said Joe Hill in and 10
the above described property At public aueilui icy
cash in hand. 10 the highest and best bidder, 10
satisfy said execution and all costs
JOHN II. DANSKIN.
Sheriff
Dated the 10th day Of Dec, 1879.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-01-02
PLAIN, OR lN coLORS,

And at prices 30 per cent below
our fOrMor rates.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-01-02
Contants:

The book contains nearly 200 pages, ~
by 9 inches, and is designed to be pocket
The mining camps and financial centres OF
the West
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-01-02

PORTLAND is having fowl show,
and Salem will have Fair one in
July.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-06
AGNES HERNDON.

Tonight this brilliant young actress ap.
pears for the lirs, time on the boards Of
Cairo. Her fame rs well as the standing
Of her troupe, has preceded her, and The
Athcncum will be crowded, A New Or.
leans newspaper says;
"I.u. night appeared for the second time
on on, boards this truly great uctrcs---us
Lady ChaIlOnnl and our statement III yes.
terday wNs fully verified. Miss lierudon II
without doubt one OF the greatest actress.
cs on the American stage, and our citizens
show by tlcir attendance they know how
to appreciate true genius and artistic merit
Perhaps no where in the play was the
genius Of this queen Of tragedy more
manifest than in the sleep walking scene,
where she hUnicdy glidey upon ihc stage
COtumcd in 4 flowing white robe, her hail
en- deshabille hanging loosely down her
back, u,trrng in her troubled Stun
bcrs the words and "naMc she dare not
breathe by day The husband (Sir Ralph
listening 10 what seems TO him the unwor'
thness uf his true wife Then the awak
cning ia the presence OF that husband. Al.
together il Was the graudcst acting ",
have eve, witnessed. The play is Of En-
dish origin, and the scenes takes place il
Me ro,b,r country II ~ full Of excit
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-06

ing cIimaxes, and gives scope for the
display Of great dramatic power and eff
feet, and il is no compliment to say
the company were fully up to the re-
quiremNts, Gerald Glrard (Mr. Alb
botD displayed exceedingly fine acting
throughout the play The Sir Ralph Of
Mr., Outrnm was also very good, Miss
l4oanc, Mr.. Van Devon and Miss Dancy
acted well, and Albany Mr., Harry Mack
kept the house in fine humor. Space will
not permit Ms to particuarize more,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-06
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
~ ruG plNSTENn HOUSE.


T. Warmer, -, Louis T, NJ, Dnuas,Lokr
county raan., G. =. Gates, Lake county
Tenn j, {. Ward, Forris Landing, Mo-
c. c. Palmer and wife, Marion, HIS. Mrs,
Donovan paducah, Ky, Miss Maggie
ShrrIock Paducah, Ky. a. Brown, Evans.
vile; Y Berry Yaaoo CITY, Miss; j. M
Pate. Yaaoo City, Miss; c. \. Walls, Deca.
tar, Ills! II \. Darling Pittsburg; X, Il
Sdnson, Anna; j. 6. COty, BcllcyilIc; I
NJ. freeman. Paducah; T. j. Kinley Padu.
cah ]. W. Nichols, Essex, Mo; W, II
Nichols, Essex, Mo- A, NJ, Askcw and
wife, Marion, lIIs,; Geo. Kraao, 1t. Louis
". II. Smith. TT Worth, Texas.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-06
MARDI GRAS AT NEW ORLEANS

The old Reliable Great jackson Bout,
will sell tickets over their line TO attend tn,
Mrrdi Gras festivities At New Orleans. for
one fare, $3.50, the round trip. The sale
of tickets will commence from train leavD..
Cairo, Wednesday, February 4th, at An.
ADD close with the train leaving Cairo at &
am, Monday, February 9th They wiG
be good TO return to and including sunizt
February 18th, 1880
}. II JoNss, 7. CHANDLER.
Ticket Agt, CAIRO. GenI Pas. AZ,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-06

N,u,, hereby l,.u ,bst twin beAt fEr inflow
"a, AIMED uAer. VI inc lime pri0y.
lated lor me urrpa.r al collecting the
ps,s,,,, N.,,,s., r,oniy flip,i.
Cor A., yc., l.,q a. wd an pst.nn.
Ssuup, ~ save 'er veob.t, q, one ne. ra,t nrf
wonIb slu TAX, ai,autsgc Of the ,,irr,,f'. ,,.it.
=. INDICTED hgioN and nav thrt, sr. Ina Ibr,r Am
prsrinot.
Al stn,s hons, ni uurt.ap, a. r,uuU. la ,,.n
af Elco In Usllr,ned rts,Igrt. ID, N.p,n,..i ,,
innr.ry llst, A ID i5s0
Al he store n0use oil ueury uuuMpkcr la tptn
g.n""ry ana a ID IssD
Al si1trh6n.eof Is. T. ,u,i,s. Ia tou,n tlI,d,..
p.fE In upiiy ureriucf ON tr,lH, ,i.,r,,, Jlri
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-06
THE CHEAPEST PLACE
FEBRUARY 3rd, 1880.

to 90 ior boots and shoes either to have
them made 20 order or buy ready made, IL
at C., Koch's, Commercial avenue, between
Fifth and Sixth streets, He bought his
stock Of boots and shoes, leather and find
ings before the late rise, and will give the
public the benefit by selling at the Oh
prices, DO not tai 10 call when in need Of
goods In his line.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-06
COAL NOTICE

All ORDERS for coal after this date, should
be accompanied by cash, ana will 30
filled by the wcigher, from the Illinois
Central yard, on Fourteenth street Coal viii
he delivered at reasonable price, to any
team, and purchasers should see that
weigher's certificate accompanies each
load. CAEO Cry Coal Co
FEBRUARY }rd, 1880
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-06
WASHINGTON LETTER,
\ BILL 10 INCREASE rHE NuaDER OF JUDGES
N THE SUPREME COURT OF THR uNiTrp
STATES
WAsHrNGroN, Feb. 3rd, 1880.

STATES,
WAsHINGToS, Feb, Bird, 1880.
There has long been necessity for An
increase OF the capacity Of the highest Judi
cial bench Of the government, and the bill
introduced by Mr. Manning to increase the
United States supreme court to twenty one
judges has become a subject q; general
consideration with the legal profession OF
the country, and has received the approval
OF many eminent lawyers 1t has become
indispensable 90 extensive business interests
to expedite the work which has accumu.
lated before thr supreme court Prominent
attorney, in Washington and ether cities
say they have cases befur. the court that
csnno' with the present organization Of that
body, and in tn" rcgularlorler OF business,
be reached in less than i've years. That Of
Itself Is sufficient to induce congress TO pro-
vide .om, remedy. How many person. are
thcreln condition 90 wait five years for jus.
,icc, after having borne the expense and
tedum Of fighting their causes through the
lower courts. II il reasonable 10 suppose
that many ease, arc ,banioAad br those
vino have isw and equity On their side
rather than wal, Cor decision by
thu cour; Of final resort The
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-06

ENrRAcr.--For persons suffering from
exhaustion Of the powers Of the brain and
nervous system, from long and continued
study or tcuching, or in those eases Of eN-
hausuun from which SO many young men
suffer. kaow of NO better medicine for
restoration to health than Fellows Com.
pound Syrup Of I!ypopho,phitcs
EmOND CLAY. VI. D., PugwaNh H. :,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-06

NEW ARRIVAL or SPRING GOODS.
We will show to-day 100 pieces new and
elegant styles spring prints; ALEC 80 pieces
brocade dress goods in new spring shades
which we ofer at ieIS cts. Worth to-day,
Is cts. STUART, Eighth street.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-06
LOCAL REPORT.
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.

llt Slltpl lNlll nae VIVA WV N''''''' w.
the extent Of $3.50 SO,
Mr.. W. D. Clark will address the Re-
form club to night,
MIR. Eisenberg is slowly recovering
from severe attack of rheumatism
Mrs. Ii. W. webb is said to be seri-
ously sick. She has been unwel for some
DAYS.
"A southern climate with northern
principles, is what this weather is now
! called
Mrs. Miles W, Parker is rapidly recov-
ering from her late severe Illness. She will
soon be able to I've out again.
- The "Fautless" is a five cent cigar,
that takes rank with most OF the ten cent
cigars usually offered Sold by +. Kors,
meyer
poi Harry Walkers lantern in front Of his
saloon is a true and appreciated blessing to
all Egyptians who travel thcreabouts
after dark,
Mr.. x. f. Davis did not secure the
necessary bond Yesterday to gain his free
dom and consequently still resides in the
coaatyljaiI.
Mr.. Geo. +. O'Hara yesterday disposed
of the handsome soda fountain which for
mcrly traced his drug store. Mr Hebssck-
er ia the purchaser.
The difference between the coal
miner, and owners, at Du Quoin and st.
Johns. ha, been satisfactory and promptly
adjusted and the miners resumed work
yesterday.
Out Of som. patches of truth We manu-.
featured little mantle Yesterday morning.
bu, we did not spread il over the entire
community. That little lob was performed
by one of our evening contemporaries.
Nothing has vet been heard OF the theft
who carried off Mr. Louis c. Hcrbcrts rife
few DAVIS ago. Some fellow carried il oa
under his coat while the barkccprr was en-
gagcd,
Mr.. W. c. Loain is out Of town on
business connected with his duties As
United states gauger. He will be back
today Mr.. George Sargent attends to
his mail rout during his absence.
The regular monthly meeting of the
| T.ymvor', Association will I've held IN the
Office of Sonir, ComIpg,, On EIGHTH street.
this cycnin. Hour Of meeting o'clock.
NIB. HAnEELI, Sec'y.
lent b.gin, mex; week hut that will
no, interfere with the use Of the ,Fanl,less"
i've cent cigar. sold wholesale and retail.
bv T. Kor,mryrr. OHIO L,yce. corner Of
Sixth street
s,,;rI.o,. ,t.l.,o,..,,. y, ,,,,..,oo.
| ,.,., f,r.. ~, i,.i,,,s ,.o.,orl., W.
r,isd 70 90. his venerable shade" around
fine coprf hous. and hence concludn that
Lc bo. oon.
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~ ''n'l'e'' wv, ''''7 u, '',.' ,,n,,
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"''' '','
c.u
IN the complimentary notice u MI
( Alexander II, Irwin We did not advocate
that gentleman for the Office Of chief Of 30.
lio, IN ..,,n,, ,,., ~. oorld ~, ,ho, a.
~ ,", 49,,
nee "''Il'o', We s'"'r" d l"'' "I''VH VI"
not reflect upon our present able chci
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