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Daily Republican., 1881-09-07
OUR ClTY's sANATA MANS.
A Blln Altomaanse last .Night.-
UnsollsoeeA 0arbaxe~Nais. i.
0n0os Abofod.

At regular meeting Of the Board o
| Health held last evening, Or. BuAl
still being absent, DR.. Draper occupied
tho chair.
Nuisance 1t 9th and Monroe street,
reported as being abattd; Al Second and
Conrad st.eeGs continued in the hands
of the executive officer; alley between
18th and 18th streets above Tatnall, the
matter was continued in the officers
hands. Nuisance at she Western Hote'
stables was reported abated An alley
at No 2l3 west Sth street, IN tae execu-
tive's hands for abatement, nuisance at
| lth aud Wilson streets abtted. Over
flowing cess-pools at No Oil and 9l3,
east 9th street abated. No 500 Poplar
street water in the cellar, continued in
the hands of the executive officer; "a
nuisance on lot on Adams between
Front and Pleasant streets, WAS lett in
the executive officers charge
A communication was read from
Frank Forsythe tho Garbage CONTRACTOR
for the second and fourth DISTRICTS, III
which he stated that he thought best
to give up the contract for the second
district, as he found he could not col
lect the garbage in both districts in !.
satisfactory manner. G'he board
released HIM of the district, with the
understanding however, thst he WAS 10
attend to collecting the garbage, uut.i
another contractor could be secured
Clerk Frazer was instructed to auver-
tiSe in the three afternoon papers for
doing the work.
The office boy Harry O'Toole, having
resigned, the board decided TO employ
James Stewart at a salary Of s. per
w'ek in his place.
DR.. Springer and MIR. Kane H"r" ap-
pointed Il committee to inspect 4 tlt III
the rear OF Baker, morocco tactury, on
Fifth below Spruce street. A bill was
received from Mr.. Speakfnan, TOR drain
ing few houses in he vinclnity Of Fourth
and Walnut streets, which work was
done Ly orders of the President Bush
The blll was laid over for one week and
the executive officer Ornered to collect
the amount from the owners OF the pro-
perty. The clerk stated that he hi ;e
ceived sixty complaints du;ing tie
week of uncollecte' garbage.
There were Il number OF nn,sanges re-
pofLeu WHICH "tTt ItlttFel ~ lii' tDlL-
mittees for examination.
A communication, signed by several
persons and complaining of hog pens on
the lot on the east side OF Harrison
street between Third and Fourth street,
was read. The sisners stated that Il
number Of hog pens were recently torn
down, but those offensive pens, teelned
COW sheds, had been erected III Their
stead The pigs from these sheds mad,
said the complainants, entered neigh
boris store and upset baskets of fruit,
also green flies, which iniest the pens,
flew into ad Jining house and were
very annoying at meal time. The NUS
ance was referred to DIR. Draper.
The Clerk reported five CASES otsmAIl
pox for the past week, all of which had
been removed to the hospital. The fol-
lowing orders were drawn:
Eastburn q Armstrong, s.; James
O'Toole, for carriage hire. - 81 G. i.
Under wood, for burying dead animals,
81. %; James O'Tools, for performing :.
like service, 20; Harry OfoJle, s2.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07
Tho Remark abie Activity

OF inland navigation in France aud the
low rate at which goods are carried or
the canals is causing an active competi'
ton on the part of the railways In
the year, on a total length of 4ls mile:
in the two departments OF the Nord
and the Pas. do Calais alone, upwards
of 10000 Of tons of merchandise
were, it is said, conveyed by water car
riage. The efficiency and prosperity OF
water traffic is attributed to :he circum-
sta ce that tho canals are entirely un-
der Government supervision, and that
much care is bestowed upon them by
engineers and inspectors appointed for
the purpose.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07
Sale 0fCOWH,

Amos w. House will have y sAle OF
cows 1T Chadds' Ford,o Thursday the,
Sth inst. Owing to the dry weather
and the depleted condition of The pas
turf feds, the farmers have been very
chary about increasing their stock, and
hence the price Of cows has somewhat
declined. Those who wish to purchase
would therefore do vel to attend this
sale, as MIR. House generally has some
desirable ones to dispose of.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07
Injured On an Excursion.

On Monday while party Of eNcnr'
sionists to Cape May, was going up on
on a car from the point, "A drunken
man pushed colored man named John
Harris off. AS lie fell he threw ont has
hands to save himself, and one OF the
car wheels passed over his left hand
crushing his fingers in fearful manner
Harris who is from New Castle, says
that he did not know his assailant,
neither had he given him the slightest
provocation.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07
Bustn eAA Change.

Mr.. James Crippen has disposed OF
his stock and fixtures in the tea store,
No. 3 West Third street, to Mr.. Patton,
and will hereafter devote his entire at.
tentior to his store on East Second
street. He proposes however to take u
short holiday, passing few days on
his fann Maryland and going from
there to Eong Branch to reculerate full
ly, befets entering on his duties In his
new location.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07
Init. d states Court.

A suit that was brought nearly a
year ago, WAS argued in the United
States Court yesterday morning. 1t
was the case of Thomas G. Handy, vs.
the Junction and Break water raiirOa's
company. tor breach of contract in ref
ference to building the pi-r at Lcwes.
The argument yesterday was for the
continuance of time TO otila the plead
ing. A continuance WAS granted un-
til che first Tuesday in October.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07
Tine F0ruInrsDc @ tnay, d

So cGea' las been the popular de-
MAJ fer TLe ociebratAd remedy Kid
H"y Wcr; tLa' il il having au iu!:neuse
A. . r's"n Maine 10 California. Some
nave '""Hd il inc"nvenicnt 10 ysspare
II from the dry compound. Fof surh
He 'ruprt"t0rs now prepare l. IN liquid
iorM, jh.s can /. procnrcd ut the
druggists II has precisely the same
effect as tie dry. h'it is very concentra-
ted So that IL. dose, is much smaller.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07
Oman EYAnlnHA.

The Whining ton Clothing House, N.
w. cor. Fourth and Market, will be
open every evening. Mr.. Diefendort
assures the public that they have the
largest and best selected stock of read y
made clothing and piece goods In the
Custom Department that was ever
brought to this market. All are in vited
to examine them. y. W. DIEFBN DoRF
& Co.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07
q ~-----
HHMILlATlONAND PRAYER.
Governor Halls Proclamation for
Tuesday Next.

Tuesday NeAl.
The following proclamation wan ISSUED
yesterday by the Governor, setting
apart day of humiliation, prayer and
supplicatiOn in behalf of the stricken
President:
STATE OF DELAwAEE,
EXECUTIvK DEpAETMENT !
The President OF the United States
having been stricken down and broaght
near unto death BY the hand Of an as
sassin; therefore,
l, john w. Hall, Governor of the
State of Delaware, in compliance with
the general wish OF the people Of this
State, do hereby set apart Tuesday, the
IL h instant, as = day of humiliation,
and prayer for the recovery of the Presi-
dent, and do most earnestly RECON-
mend that the people assemble At their
respective places of worship, on that
day, between the hours Of 10 o'clock,
a. IN and II o'clock, M, for the pir-
pose of supplicating tho throne Of Di-
vine Mercy in behalf Of his restoration
TO health and TO the country.
In witness whereof, John W.
Hall, Governor of the State of
Delaware aforesaid, have here,
unto set my hand and caused the
fl. $. lGrert Seal of the State to te al
fixed at Dover, this Fifth day Of
September, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and eighty-one,
Ry the Governor, JOHN W. HALL
James l.. Wolcott, Secretary Of State.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07
A Media Mad Dog.

On Wednesd ~ morning last a mad
dog passed throug b this borough going
westward where it started nobody
seems to know. 1t bit three dogs be
longing to Mr.. Hapley in Media, and
thence proceeded to Palmertown, u ham
let near Elwyn station, where it bit
two dogs. Going from there to the
Black Horse hotel it bit pig; thence to
Baltimore Junction it is said to have
bitten three valuable heifer calves at
the residence of Edward Worth. The
dog wss killed at Concord, and all the
dogs bitten have been summarily dis
posed Of.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07
CHARGED with rrespaAs.

On Monday evening b fore Esquire
Vaudrgrift, a colored man named Hor-
ace Lloyd, was charged by Sarah Nil
Ter, also coIoreI, witd trespass. The
evidence shaved that Lloyd had
entered Mrs Mi!ler's house in Jessnp's
row, during her absence. The Justice
fined him six cents and costs. 1t after.
wards came ont that while he was in
the house he stole n number of articles,
among hcmapiir Of pautaloons. Lloyd
" hu Drars nLd character, can thank
his lucky stars that this fact was not
brought ylt during the trial.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07
A wide Diversity OF fOpfn len

as g the tes, methods and remedies for
Tie care Of constipation and disor,lered
liver ard kidneys. But tlv>s that have
used k!dney-W Jrt agrec that it is by
Tar tie test remedy known. It's action
is prnmp., thorough and lasting Don't
take yi..s and other mprcurals tia; poi
stI. tLe systern, Int by using Kidney
Wn;; restore the na,ura, action of all
tie organs.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07
Selling OF.

Jnhn Cook having determined to quit
the dairy rl.-ltesa, will sell tbirty-tour
COWS a. puoiic saie, AT Coyles hotel,
il she Ninth w ard, on Wednesday, the
i4tn ms. M. &. is an old dairy man,
and amoug hi' herd are some excellent
m!tFers. Bargains may doubtless be
| obtained "A, ttis sale
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07
W. IL Russell Writes

to the London Morning Post br,ef let
ter on the slayer of "Eilly the Kid i'll
which he says:-''lt was at Demlng
Station thar we saw Pat Garrett sitting
in the shade of a railway carriage with
a couple of friends by his side, a hand
some, bearded, powerfnl-built man,
with a keen eye and bold bearing,
girled with bandolier flied with car
t.idges, and Il large revolver strapped
over his left hip; man described as be-
ing as nervy rs the Kid himself, who
was then Mnt ci,heron killing the de>.
per;Ato or being Killed himself.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07
Fortunes Favor 60 q. Irish I.d.

Il
The wheel Of fortune turned most
favorably for poor Irish lad, James o.
dorman, who came to Philadelphia.
two years ago in search Of q. fortune.
He had seen the advertisement of Tba
Louisiana State Lottery In the newspa-.
pers, and the thought occurred him that,
he had better give it q trial. Accord.
ingly, on TIE 9Th Of July he sent 81 to-.
NJ. A. Dauphin, No. 2l2 Broadway,
New York City, for the drawing Of theA
l2tk inst. In few days he received :.
the Cicket No. 23,547. He received A.,
telegram at No. SO North Delaware
Ave, where he is barkeeper, that the.
,icket had drawn 5000, and, as her
leld Lslf of 1.-THE was entitled to 81, 200.
'uch pile Of money was indeed for.
une to aim. He obtained it this week '.
-Phila. Sunday Mercury, July "a.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07
A u Office Broken Into.

Burg ;.rs vG,lted Goa. Office in the
easJ-rn section Of The city a few nights
since, tat secured very littl4 for their
palrs. They elected an entrance by
the second story window, and then
descended 10 the loves room, where
tt. fcEc",l safe bat found very little
IL il.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07
Dust 10 Dust.

b.. y. Mcguire, late collector of the
water department, was burted yester,
day morning from his late residence,
Church and Curlett. The funeral was
in charge Of the ST. Mary's Beneficial
Society, and was largely attended.
Services were held in st. Mary's church
and High Mass celebrated, after which
the interment took placs at the old
Catholic cemetery, on Delaware avenue
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07
Fine Grapes.

We were favored this morning with
a sample of California grapes taken
from vine in the yard of MIR, jeremiah
Mahoney, No. 9l9 Washington street.
They were Of u purple color, very large
and very sweet. Those who have tasted
them pronounce the favor much finer
than that of the Delaware grapes.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07
birthday Celebration.

On My4dty MIR. john Fehfenbach
Reached III, tittie'u birthday, and In
she rver.ng he celebrated it Ivy giving
MT friends y supper There were "a
!1rgr uusHper present and he received
many cuIgrAtIs ations. During the
evening i.e WAS >er,Hasled by the First
Rfg!MeIAt Eauu,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07
The w cath or.

War Department. Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, September &
i A. M.
Indications for h,-day-For the Middle
Atlantic States, warmer, fair weather
westerly winds; stationary or higher,
barometer.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07
Not the M an.

VIM. w. Ward, reported and publish
I'd in the papers as not paying his city
taxes, it is admit ed has paid Ii taxes.
The man for whom the notice was in
tended was " iiliam M. Ward but
cepisd by mistake William w. Ward.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07
Arrl ved.

There was 23l 900 feet of yellow pine
lumber arrived yesterday afternoon on
the brig Mary L. Pennell from pensa,
cola, Florida. The cargo was consigned
to jackson & Sharp.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07
A Tre,neudOus stock

of fine goods at Mullin Il So" sixth and
Market streets, for gentlemen's wear.
Containing all the new things in SUIT,
ing, coating, trowsering and a iull
corps of cutters and tailors to make up
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07
selxure OF Property.

United States Marshal McMullen has
attached the property OF Frank Pigeon
at New Castle, for damages, by breach
of contract. The suit was instituted by
William Kitchens of Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07
Lost.

A basket of clothing was lost lasS eve
ming i'll going from Third and French
to Front. and out Front to trankllh
The finder will confer = favor by leav'
ing same at 2O2 East Third street,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07

! AEe Lexington Ci0tHlnE House at
the n W. cor. Fourth and Market SITS !,
are the acknowledged leaders in the
CLOTHING trace.
EXTRACTING Teeth 25 cents
each gold and plastic ellings 81 to s3;
beautiful sets ss teeth $40 and $l5; tit
guaranteed; work all trst-class; from
| the iS5 to the 10Th Of each month. No.
9l7 Market street, Wilmington, De-.
"Bo~bupaibsa. ;"
! New, quick. ccmplete cure 4 days, uri-
nary affections, s,narting, frequent or
| 1ithcut nrination, kidney diseases. 81.
Druggists. Depot, N. b. Dantorth.
Suicide and Dyspepsia.
A most remarkable cure for Dyspep-
sia, "Wells Health kenewer." The
greatest tonic. best bilious and liver
remedy known. 81. Druggists Depot
\. h. Danforth.
New, Novel Ssd AftSactive.
I have honght the boiling down pro-
cess by which I'ut three cent cigar
int" one and sell il for cents. CHAPs
MAN, Fourth and Shipley streets.
II you have or are liable to cramps and
pains IN the stomach and bowels, do
not fti. to Use DIR. Sim1ns' Pain Search
er. 1t never fails. (59cts) Sold by
dealers, depot, Fourth and King, Phila-
delphia, 0O2 Arch street.
Geo. B. Metzner, the popular barber.
ts prepared to coucaye razors and put
them in good order. Ladies and child
ren's hair cutting a speciality, No 108 E.
Third street.
Physicians prescriptions and family
recipes carefully compounded, day Or
night, at Di!worth's Drug Store, Second
and Madison.
Remember box Of Glentworth'H n.
Phos. Paste will rid a honse of reaches.
Get it good and fresh at Hartman g.
Fifth and Poplar streets.
Halls Health Syringes, sold by Taylor
Il Fullerton, Druggists, No. 302 King
street.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07
.,,nvsr'a oCRDlTIoN.

,ursIpgHT'a oCHDiTIos'
...,us from l"r Branch this
..a.e that a. niue O'clock this
, the PRESIDENT Laa recovered
.no effects Of tbs 'obi r'He'
|pa.se-io6'
|y,nperata'e-''N
E..riIAtion-,S
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07
new ADVEkTIsEmENTs.
TWELFTH AND nARkET SITS I,
EAL ESTATE AT.PUBLIC SAIL.

Will be sold a, public sale, on the premises.
on TUESDAY. Sc rtember 10th. 1881. at .. 90
D. m., the following real estate:
No. l. A three story brick house, No, a
Rl2 Tatnal street. f'on t 10 feet, with an wi
alley and lot ali ut 70 feet deep, now rents
Tor SIC per month.
No. 2 A two-story and a-halt frame house,
No GA Tatnall street Is feet fro I, with use
Of alley, lot running back about 70 feet, and
now rents for $s per month.
Persons Wishing t. view the property, will
be shown the same hy the subscriber. Terma
nj sale sept.-tf McCANN h 70.
l. w. STIDnAM y Son. Acut'rs.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07

Old pictures copied to any size at
Sutterloy h Co.'S, 3Q2 Market street,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07

State Of the TherDOmeser
1t the REPUBLICAN Office, In the shade,
this morning:
I O'Clock lOO'clock IL O'Clock.
SO 932 99C
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07

v1DK SALEAT A BARGAIN .T4REE,
two story brick houscs with rooms,
each, on Heald street, between Lohdell and
A .,.eets. Apply t.
THOMAS II. LALLY,
.cpt7-t. t02l4 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07

r OST-ON SUNDAY LAST. A CAILl"S
blue sack. The finder will he rewarded
on Iea> ing the same 81 9og Market street.
septT3t
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07
1PECIAL MEMFIOH

The Warrington Clothing House at
the n W. cor. Fourth and Market sts. !,
are the acknowledged leaders in the
CLOTHING TRACE.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07

VIZ ANTEI-A RELIABLE Nj N WITH
w boy 10 light lamps ia the Fist, Tenth
and Eiev enth Wards. nqdire OF
sept7-.t JAs. MAHARTi.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07

THOR RENT HOUSE AMI STORE.
II eorrer Twelfth and Tau4all Streets
Fixtures for sale heap. Apply at the at, re.
sept7,tti
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07

yIYANTED "A GOOD PROTESTANT
w girl with reference, sV7 French 1T.
sept.Mr
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07

gNOK RENT-PAkT OF A HOUSE. .
IL rooms. for rent 10 sui; tenants. bath ana
gas AIdrc g I405 Harrison ~. sept'-IT
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07

NOR RENT - ROOMS, SUITABLE
r for housekeeping. for information, in
auire MT 5ua Oran re : rect sept7-ltt
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07
Extracting Teeth 70 cents

each gold and plastic sllings 81 to g;
beautiful sets Sf teeth $40 and $l5; q tit
guaranteed; work all tirst-class; from
the isi to the .-3th Of each month. No.
9l7 Market street, Wilmington, De-.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07

|NYSTERS IN ALL STYLES FAMl-
~ l'es sup plied at New Depot. Oy 'tr
k,y. 1.2 Market street. sept7-ltt
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07
s'BwybuD0iba ~ II

New, quick, ,complete cure days, uri-
nary affections, s,narting, frequent or
liftcult nrination, kidney diseases. 81.
Druggists. Depot, N. B. Daniorth.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07

NaR RENT-3 ROOMS: M CHILD
4 ren Apply 2,7 Veg. Third street.
sept7 IT
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07

nvANTEU-R IIRST-CLASS COLOR
w cd waiter ia King street. sept1-It
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07

There was a reasonable discharge
from the wound, aud there was an in :
provement in its external surface. The
process Of repair was still going on. On
the way over at q certain point the tralh
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07
SHici,ie and Dyspepsia.

A most remarkable cure for Dyspep-
sia, "Well's Health kenewer.' The
greatest tonic. best bilious and liver
remedy known. 81. Druggists. Depot
y. h. DanfortE,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-11-17
WINTER.

Winter set il Oh Friday, the 18th,
with brisk fall of SNOW, and followed
it up with some cold and clustering
weather. which partly froze the lakes
over. The regularity of the fr"sts and
winters is something notable, and
shows us how Vemnor. with data *ccu-
n,uIatrd during Il SERIES Of years, can
fore& asst the weather 80 accurately.
The weather is governed by laws rs u,.-
err:ng us those governing the planets,
and little more knowledge If these
laws will enable us to cal~ulate the
weather for any given year with almost
us much accuracv rs the return Of an
eclipse is now calculated.
Thus, in the pas: nine or ten years,
the first frost has come, with one or
two exceptions. from the 18th to the
Goth of September and winter has set
in, either with Il how ling blizzard or Il
mild storm, from the 18th to the Goth
Of November. In 1872, it set in on the
18th with i three days blizzard. This
wear it sets in on the ! Il, with u snow
storm followed 10y several days Of rough
weather. Last year. there WAS il snow
storm on the 18TH Of Octubtr, and AS
the SNOW never went Oft entirely, it
was called winter from that time IN.
TIE rule is, however, winter after the
18th of November.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-11-17
GRAND PKaIRIE.

We have had but little rain for Il
week but the ground is $" full If water
that it don't ary very fast. Pillow ing is
A!n.uS, 1T y stand still on account If
w+t land. Little draws through, Il field
where water WAS utvtr known I" stand
b. fore are now simply impossible and
cellars are full Of water where water
Was never known before.
Sci,."l Dist. NJ. 80 is bniltling Il new
Scln"l ho,ISt- Is 10y = IT. Geo. Il. Knapp
is doing the Wnk. Thus. Johnson also
has Il new school house nearly done for
Dist. No. III. Three good new school
l4u,,Sts in the town this fall looks like
giving the chil,lrrn ;ln education.
". J. German has il new house near
~ done for JOHN G. nd"n on SEC. 70.
We SAW Il corn titlA recently on Thos.
.Iohns"n's place "n part of which it
would take IL tiSh-i.onk and long line
with Il boat t" catch the corn.
j N. Bryan. father to NJ. }. and l..
l.. Bryan. had his leg broken Il few days
aga by Il kick from ! horse. NJ J. says
the old gentleman is getting along
finely.
Wild ducks ard geese are more plenty
than ever known lefor- in this src' ion.
GRAND PRAIRIE.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-11-17
How to reae Your
CyaTcn.

wi iturat The sam tim" very dry Keep
1t III as |"n II Temperature AS >>ihle sudden
TIA >i ion f.om hear t" cold may AT, t. The
,naiH>rri"g t" break II yu oulI ~c:n
clean nevrr put ii in any po: Ike rx"rpE l.' of
leather TIL 5" p TX Is "'""i, are iiLed with
cloth, c. ten cal co. give Ivy til" r,n>tan ic,
ti"n \ cc't in t!G;f VIII ch cnr'rs most " ,t-h
cnseS and makes Nay to TIL" Dr. |i''a," ,:'t nf
the watch, see t'::t the p"ckrt is 1,,rnr. and
cleared often, and take an old lin' II lan,lkcr
chief and wipe carefully all III" in>t from under
the backs. hpZcla Il cap If the case. But ahnv =
you must be- sure that thee 81 fits firmly ard
t" l~ su1pOf this. select O'e where the part
(centr'. backs, cap &c,) are each E'ade from
one piece, of neral
The JAMES rOSS' PATENT STIFrExE', OR
| VILE GO WATCH CASE is so made. and not
My docs >,c;' y wa1cI, case become stronger
ard fit more perfectly. but it enables the n,arn
facturrr t" tu'r Il form three ri ceS Of metal
tn: outer GncS being ,t'd and the inner one o
an inferior ctaDi to >l! pc for the round parts
making all aprea"arces and rrac ic,I m.
poses just as g"m' Watch Cas-" as the solid go d
At rh"ut one half Il" cast to the purchaser
There are nearly one hundred thousand 81
these watch cases r"w car"ieh. and their good
qna'itie are acknowledge 4 hy the same humble.
" h"ppv Pc S"sScrs.
AMI wcl"rs keep tncn' as" illustrated GAIA
lOgueS for grAfni'" = - i'm.
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1HAIJOURNII. TAX

EDITOR ADvANCE:-As to the de-
linQuent taxes against the Journal. [
wish to explain the reason why 1 think
they were not paid. The Journal has
always been owned by Il ring or cou.-
pany Of politicians. Thompson, Barber
and others. and they never could agree
upon the amount Of taxes wI.icl, e,cl,
ought IT, pay. The O!l-S don't really
own the Journal and haven't money
enough t" pay for the paper which 1t is
printed on. 1t is reported the young
editor had to pawn his watch and Sell
one "f the band horns which our CHI.
z-"s contributed money to bny, III order
t. get back home from the east. Wan.
der it the Ogle family haven't taken the
res! OF he band horns belonging to the
village to Winnebago with thrm2 T
think ""r village council ought to look
into this. INyEsT1cArop