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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-04-20
Marriage.

Men and women, aud esI~rially
young people, do not know that it
takes years To marry completely two
hearts, even OF the mort l.ving aud
wrlisort.d. But nature allows 10.
sudden change. We slope very
gradually from the cradle TO the
summit of life. Marriage il gradu.
al, II fraction of US ut n time. A
happy wrdlock is n Icing falling in
ior-. know Young prrsrns think
love belongs y, To br,w hiirand
plump, round, crimson checks. So
il does tor It's Mginning, just ne
Mount Washington bpginl AT Boa.
ton bay. But the golden marriage
il n part OF love Nkirh the bridal
day knows nothing of. Youth il
'br tassrl aud silken flower of love,
age is the full corn, ripe and solid
In the ear. auiiiul ~ morning Of
love with it's prophetic crimson, VIC.
let, purple, and gold, with its hopes
ot days ARE Ia come. Beautiful also 10
the evening W love. With its glad
remrmbrnnces, and it's rainbow side
turned toward heaven as we'll as
earth. Young people a,arry their
Opposiies in temper and general
character, and such n marriage ia
generally n good one. They do It
iustinctively. The young man dives
not say: My black ryrs require
TO be we'd with blue, and my over.
vehemen,~ requires 10 hs a little
modified with sonewh hat ~ lnllnrss
and reserve When these opposites
c me together To b. we'd, tley do
not know il, bnt each thinks the
o her jus' like ! | nsrlf. Old people
never marry their opposltts; they
marry their similars and from calru.
lation. Each Of these ;wo arrange
ments is very proper. In their long
journey. these yonng opposiirs will
fall ont by the WAY " great many
times. and both will charm the 9th
er back again, aud by anil hy they
will be- agreed IA to the place they
will 60 to, and the road they viii go
by, and become recOncilrd. The
man will be noblrr and larger tor
being associated with 10 much hu.
mainly unlike himself, aud she will
I've noblrr woman for having man.
hood beside her, that seeks TO cor.
rect her deficiencies and supply her
with what she lacks, If the diveraity
I've not TOO great, and there bp real
piety and love in their hearts to be.
gin with. The old bridegroom, hav.
ing a much shorter journey to make,
must assOriate himself with one like
himself A perfect and complete
marriage *, perhaps, M rare NJ per.
feet personal beauty. Men and wo.
men are married fractionally, now q
small fraction, then large fraction.
Very few are married totally, and
they only. | think, after some forty
or fifty years of gradual approach
and experiment Such large and
sweet fruit is a complete marriage,
Thar it needs, a very long summer
10 ripen in and then II long winter
10 mellow and season. But a real,
happy marriage of love and jndg
ment between n noble man ami wo-
man is one of the things 80 very
handsome that ii the sun were. nc
the Greek poets tabled. a god, he
might stop the world in Or,ler TO
feast his eyes With such spectac
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-04-20

Professional and business cards, of ten
lines or less in length, 81 per annum; for
six months, $40; for three months, 81
Rr-inesS advertisements of greater length
viii he inserted at above rates.
Legal advertisements will be charged at
la.r.u rates, where liked By law; otherwise
at special rate. a. Published above.
" Srccia, notices 20 cents per line.
funcral notices OF less than ten lines.
and marriage and religious notices inserted
gratis.
Jot-wurk executed in tho neatest style.
and AZ reasonable prices.
August %. l277.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-04-20

4 lsay, Whs seerpsly disj>h ~
ysw1k, wss kssgslly Saaa -
trichluO. s2sv s. stss'a
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-04-20

An exchange combines syUreSD
deal of sound sense NJ well ~ sar.
casm in the following ironiral an.
swer il gives one Of ita sal,erribrrc
awe arr sorry you don't like, this
paper. We publish II s'mplS 10
please you. We should SAX you TO
oom@ to the office aud en- II. Only
tina, II you did soa~ iniqnie6aa idjat
might write TO tell son boz 0nch
better be- could do IL hinset spd
tina, would annoy y nervous pefs0o
like you." ''s =,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-04-20

Monroe Bulletin: "Gn the pre-.
liminary examination of Mitchner
and others, charged with the mnr
der oi + L. Labelling, Judge Rich
ar,lson ordered that Barry Harris
bp discharged, and thar W. B.
Mitchnar. George Mi'rhner, 8. 3
Kire,at' irk. l.. W. Srulh@ aud \
- " ~" S',uh rfN'ni''"6 ~ ""
ftnlt ot SSs0 h,ii TOY each. Ihe
,,l-t'rs ga. bond"
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Working for Education.

Not lew NtuUE iltU NV III
hnups of ease and culture. Their
education costs them only brain rX.
rrtiou and time, not a dollar OF their
own. Perhaps thry would better
appreciate their Inheritance should
they inform themselves aS TO the
discipline of straitrncd puI>r and
frugal homes through which went
many OF tls public men aud Scho'aIs
at the last grn"iatlun. In a bio.
pral hical sketch oi the Rev. Eliakim
Phelps, u. d., published III the
Constituencies, his son, Prot.
Phelps, Of Audovcr, exhibits II New
England farmers son working his
way 10 an education.
He went through the hardshipS of
poverty, which have made - many
OF uur New England clergy srli.re
liant aud original lh"nlo9lanS. Br.
lmg-ont OF nine children. compelled
To hatch'la iivlng from a Hampshire
Cuuiiy n.i,tarm. hc rpHld receive
hut hiilr aid from his father. He
llebcilir> nu the iarm till he WAS
nineteen Years OF age. He has of
ten pointed ont 80 me the huu,dtrs
which he blasted to make rude
mountain road from tn. homestead
To the turnpike. H. sumn eis he
rrapcd ,hr rye field with Il hand
sickle: whca, being rare luxury,
reserved fui the honor of II ,slitaiitN.
or as the honest mother, not adr"it
vt sprcrl. used IL express II, "toi
tear snmchndV shuuld come He
either attended or "krpt' the dis
the, srhnul three months IN the WIN
tiers. He held the pillow with Il
Latin grammar tucked nnder ms
waist band, aud corrugated "Am"'
/ while the oxen rested 1T the cnd al
the fnrruw. One at the first tokens
which his father detected OF the son
destiny was the discovery that
Eliakim," with the same yoke ~
oxen. could not pillow So largra patel
of ground in a day HS his lnnner
brother. He did not nvrrwnrk th'
oxen! Twice week he Wake
three miles aud half. after his day
work was done, to reciir 10 the cler
C>man OF the Village in the evening
trudpiug back again III the moon
light or the storm. as II might hap
pen. In his twentieth winter. ate
chnpping wood with his brother
trn,n dawn to twilight, he read
second hand Virgil ~ night. ltin
Hat on the Kitchen floor, before III
huge, old fashioned fireplace. whIl
his hrolhers and sisters we're hatcl
cling flax aiound linn. They weT
too thrifty to burn other light tina
that of the pine knots which the
had providently saved from III
woodplle of the summer before. II
thus created n perpetual weep Z ,
= one eve, which discouraged srhol II
, IL tas in him tn ough life, and b
came the theme CT friendly bantt
when, rhirt, years later, hr nsrd I
address the General Assembly
the Presbyterian Church. His il
truducrory gesture Was usually
coulical slap at his weeping e>'
He went To college in Il hoInespn
suii from the fleece of the sheep u
had " washed and shrarrd. He VOL
stout bIogsns. made 10y III itinrral
rohbl.r from the hide NJ the COW Il
!" hnd MIXED and tatttd; having ma'
= with his own hands. of boards fr"'
u The tree he hAd f-ilrh, ihr pave
lined 'rurh rii,l rnh'+'.'. be-
" ersr'v w.rdrahe and more s"dni
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-04-20

esed'. Gil, rtse Toni: as..s,s eigrssiou.
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MINDEN HOTEL.

THE travelling public aud regular board
L ers will lind TIN, house H. comfortable
and we'll supplied as the resources aud con
clifton of the country VIII permit. The
charges are very reasonable. The Stage
Sand j. frpt AZ this Hotel.
hay" also attached to my hotel new
and commo,iIous Stable, well supplied with
pruvcudcr and water aud good ostler al
Navs on hand to attend to stock.
The travelling public Will do WILL 10 give
mo call \. j. REYNOLDS.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-04-20

Gov. Churchill, Of Arksnsaw, has
signed the art prohibiting the car
ryiug OF sale " revol~ers, bowie
knives. sword canes, brass or metal
knurkles, IN tlis State; II also ap.
plies ~ cartridges. The Law 10 nov
T., fNr'c.
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ELEGANT jEWE.RY CHEAP,

TO introduce b'lr n.'H styles and influence trad
we make I'll. tuliowlli., unparalleled offers for
short time: The Berlin Packet contains a gold
plateu watch chain. ttg he shawl pin, lady's ele-
CANT SCI JeNeiry, SCI ruf buttons coral neck
lace set Of agate studs. go pre bind ring collar
nuttoh, key ring, pa:,ct bno,l, imitation silk
nannkerchief, pen, pencil, cuire envelopes and
visiting cards. ~ the&: ltd to you for a5c in
Stamps: patEtts Tor 't The lot can be re-
tailed at from 5. to 81 -
:; The hnynl 'ssrt tai one superb amethyst
ring, ei"gant coral rroucl set in box fancy neck-
lace. coral sleeve blttuns. engraved rod plnte
bTacelsts rose ,.arfn, gold ,ntt lads 'sset gold
Piate sleeve 'ilte's. iefts 20 & plate studs lovely
cameo scarf pin genuine Far Sian diamond stud
NJ alteT" cIt'*s With I. GinHeGd center beautifIl1
get sleeve u Hitifs, p5:rft,l collar hnttOn ;ater
INK watch 81 III. lan gold plate ring, hobby
cameo ring Aihlt6s" earrings with +. diamond
shttingi, gents tHlf comb. amethyst set lady'S
1ull plated set with white stone settings let Hnd
cameo scarf pin, eng. itold plate sleeve buttons
ne WIOle OF TINS magnificent collection sent
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n Y. JEW ELRi Gu. stInnia. s;a.
LIE ~ M GLOBE s..Ns: This company is
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sour money Is astounding
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COnStabln'S Sale.

A'Af Ct Louisiana Sixth Ward Justice
t"''rt-Parisli u ASCENSION
''i:bc i;o>s IS. No. 10, Gus Carroll
y virtue Of and in obedience 10 Il writ
- OF ,hr't i"ri"s to me directed Ly the
Hon Peter james. Sixth Justice OF the
i,rhrr, parish Of Ascension, in the above en-
'''i"d aunt numbered case, | Will proceed to
sell 1T public auction on
Saturday. the 2nd day Of July, 1881,
III - ortock VI, at the Sixth Ward Justice
Court room, parish Of Ascension the follow
ing described property to-wit:
ONE DARK BAY MARE
Seized IN I'll" above numbered and entitled
Hnii to satisfy Judgment herein obtained
against the said ttls Carroll.
1'f"'S an" tg..@>s.o.'s-Cash III uni,rd
States currency.
lall>h OF Ascension, june Is 1891
ANTHONY PACK.
Constable Sixth Ward,
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important Notice

NO Parties owing Back Taxes and Lii
eenscs.-N Notice is hereby given to all
parties owing back taxes and licenses to ia
town OF p"na1dsonvilc for any wear or wears
PRIOR to 1871. that unless they pay tic same
within TEN DAYS from the first publication
OF Tins notice, at my Office corner Cl.cti-
inachrs and Onelousas streets DIETER
hH4&i rs tG5to:. corner), suit will he in
5thatr't 70 compel payment, and to the
Original amounts due will be added costs
OF s"lt ard such penalties accorslin. to law.
J.. A. RAMIREZ. TowA CoNcct0r.
honaidsonyiIle, La. June IL 1881.
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COnStable'S Sale.
OF Louisiana, Second Justice Cou
Parish Of Ascension.
John jackson vs.. No.
s!apob Williams.

s:apub Williams.
~ virtue Of and in obedience to 4 writ a.
- .Hc'1 frci0s, issued by the Honorable
Charles ). Bush Judge of tue Second Ward
Justice Court i'll and inr the parish Of A.
reis'"n. under date Of the 10th ,ay Of MAY.
A. -. 1881, ar.l to lnr directed in The above,
emitted and numbered cause. / have seized.
and VII offer for sale at public auction, at
the office Of the Second Justice Of the Peace
III ana tor The parish Of Ascension, on
Saturday, til. End day Of July, 1881,
at II o'clock 4. NJ, the hereinafter described
property. to-'Nt: \ certain lot Of ground
lNlnG and beng situated IL Smoke Bend in
ihr ra'l>h OF Ascension, on the right bank
OF INC Mississippi river; the said lot meas
nrng 81 irrt front with u depth OF Iii
lrrt, and is bounded above by land Of Louis
ll1'l'ai'l. and below by land Of Robert
stephen, and iii the rear by laIl Of Justlicr
On arr.
Terms G"d Gonditio,s Casl, III United
states currency, With the benefit OF ap-
l'r.ilscneat.
Parish Of Ascension. May loth. A. y. 1881.
REMIS JONES,
Constable Second Justice Court
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TOSEPH FLRKIER,
Blacksmith.
WnEElVRIGNT & C0lCIINAKER
Bona dsonvilIc, Ia.

Mr.. Joseph Ferricrintorms his friends and
the public, that the partnership heretofore
existing between Mr.. Jos. Icard and himself
has been dissolved by mutual consent
He will continue the same kind of business
at the old stand, where he is ready to exc
cute at shortest notice all work entrusted to
him, pertaining to the trades Of
Gunsmit,. Goldsmith, blacksmith, Wheel!
wright and Coachmaker.
Gag5ies Carriages, Wagons and Carts
Ierai,ed IN a workmunlike manner, at price
to sllt the times.
Ohl Vehicles taken IN Exchange for neu.
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SEEDS THAT SURPRISE!

II Z; u II Z W Fi1t5 ''BUN ANZH-."
Maxix", new vegetnie from s. A.. differing
from anything ever grown here. delicious raw or
cnoked. Seed sent by mail - cts paper Soya
Beam Of Japan, half bean alfpea said by chem
lists to be the richest human food known. Fine
fodder plant also Seed II cts a paper. Cnban
Queen Watermelon. Just imported. fargest variety
ever grown n Y. s., firm luscious, crisp and
seeds, papers for 81. Very scarce. Log Of Wood
Hnsk,nelon. lnrgpst known, to3 feet long fine
quality, early AMI prolific i cts. paper. Climax
Tomato. richest flavor, enry, prolific, solid-un-
eqnaled in every way II cts paper White Egyp-
tian Corn ffrom tho EIol yields immensely
in tho South where other corn fails. Jnequaed
for table or strA. 20 cts. paper. IS cts pound.
high IS cts. paper cnzco Corn, grains in long,
Y, in. brond Seed will bring a,ulous prices Is cts.
paper. All the above sent for Il. Of each for r.
Address q, X. d.sE.ssEIfT At 90. Atlanta. Ga.
Reference: Hon. w. l.. Calhoun, Mayor Of
Atlanta.
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NJ ". BARTON,
Civil Engineer E. SURVEYOR

Parish Surveyor OF Ascension,
VIII attend promptly TO work i'll all
branches OF his profession, such as survey
ing, mapping. lcyeii.;g for canals, bridges.
rice fuines etc. estimatn. cost and super
N'Sin. construction of same Orders left at
the CHIEF office Will meet with Immediate
attention.
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Budget,

Or Estimate Of Expenses for the year 1881 ,
Reported by the Finance Committee
According to Il Resolution of the Police
jury Of the Parish of Ascension passed
April gG 1871.
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n ER


b 1.-The Richest Blood. Sweetest Brcatl
aand falrcst Skin in Hop Bittcrs."
!" little Hop Bitters saves hi. doctor:
Hblils and long sickness"
That invalid wife, mother sister OF
chlld can be made the picture Of hcalt,
with Hop Bittcrs.'
When worn down and ready to take
your bed, Hop Bittcrs is what YOU need
Dont't physic and physic, for it weak
8tns and destroys, but take Hop Bitter<
athat bnlld up continually"
Physicians Of all schools use and rec
Commend Hop Bitters. Test them"
!" lieal,l IS beauty and jov-lIop Bitters
give health an'! beauty
There are more cures made with Hon
Blttcrs than all other medicincs.n
when the brain is wcaricd the nerves
'lnstl'1ng, the muscles weak, use Hop Bit
.ters.''
That low, nervous fever, want of sleep
Fund weakness, calls for Hop Bittcrs."
The Hop Cough Cure and Pain
Relief is the Cheapest, S,,rest
land Best.
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Lost. StrayGd or Stolen.

Enron the undersigned near Labadic-
= vile, Assumption parish, La, Sat,lr-
day night, June II, 1881,
I WO MARES;
one 2 bay. with white face, branded II. T.
on the right hip, ono white front foot and
one white hind foot, PAGES slowly, as if she
was = little stiff; the other Il sorrcl with 81
small blaze down her face, extending nearly
I" the end Of her nose has a mark on one
hind leg. made by the rubbing Of 4 rope
With which she had been tied is lazy in
'''f movements: both mares have a little
sore on thor hacks Supposed to have hncn
Sto1cn by two nlcu. A liberal reward viii
i'' pad tor the recovery Of Tie animals. or
information leading thereto
LEE COLE,
Star postotticc Laba,lievillc, La.
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'N'' i'' h'tl>"> wee employed 10 feed
.I'' Empress OF The West with them, Mill
""' li'G Ter recent attack of sluallpov
'i'h"Id Wagner recently wrote ,o
l-'''h"H suggesting the iutt,u,,rctjnn u,
muse us 4 good and healthy ,!lin4 tol
III" ~irA in hospitals.
he Wife Of lluf. lso OF Harvard In
I'S"ii /" compress h"r balm 5 feet i, the
h'','>' fashion. 'the CamhGtl.,, anti
''"tI'N society is about to intrrf,r.
->h Ottawa, ttllatta, su;,n built AN ark
III a''''''i'"t.on ot. food July 10: his
wa" l"'"f al "ntir" week in n,.,Aip.
'''" l'''i.''i 5''1 li"Nl>in2,> ti"r the rip.
ia" peasants al 4 Village in th.. Dis
''' | 81 h'''t. i't'>>sa, have vo,u,,ra,il>
compensated 'itr Jews t,,r thu. sr,,,.,i,,;,
fN'. had Undergone 70 the cN1,l,r If ~t4,
.oullcs ~ wy
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$1,000 Reward!

OFFICE New ORLEANS
Pacific hallway Company.
New Orleans june e, 1881 !
n\E THOUSAND DOLLARS viii be
~ PAID tor The c",> letion Of the person or
persons who placed obstruction on the track
of the New Orleans Pacific Railroad near
Donaldsouri.le on the rrenin. of June ).
II. S. MORSE, Supt.
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New Shop, Good Work, Low Prices
CHRISTIAN WELKER,
Copper, Tin and Sheet
Iron Worker,

Railroad Avenue, next door to Webar's store
DOnn1slsOmville, La.
Begs leave to announce that he has
opened Il shop on his own account, at the
stand lately occupied by Mr.. Walter. where
he is prepared to do all work belonging to
his trade in the very best style, at prices
which will defy competition elsewhere.
Iron Pipes and Fittings, Steam Gauges,
Pumps, etc, manufactured, supplied or ne
paired at short notice. All kinds of sugar
house, saw-mIl and other machinery sub
stantially and skilfnlly repairnd Work
warranted to please in every case. Orders
from the country solicited.
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Treatise on Compound Oxygen, giving
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, 1881-10-23
THE CIrY-HALL.

THE County Treasurer sent $4,000 oTer to
City-Treasurer Brand yesterday.
TpE following fines we're INFLICTED yesterday
BY Justice Wallace for v'oiatton ut the building
ordinance: Writ Dexter, Is: Martin Solnn'
Emerald avenue, near Thirty ninth street. $>5
Ry Justice Kaufmaan: ignutius Stepannsk,,
Euckauwk and HUit streets. three n9es. -"
euch: 10 i3eneke, No. 3 Luce street, 1lo: La"~
reuce Abrams No. ~ Fleetwo,d street, Slo.
THE Police Committee met yesterday after
noon aud determined 10 place oil tlle Cohtroslef
Gurncy's communication in regard 10 cumpe'i-
iuy Police Ct,urt BAiiins tn make fepkiFts- -
WIS decided IT, report favOrAbly upon the orut-
nance glvttg the Curporattion Guttisol tas f'9n'
TO suspend Police Court executions whenever
be MAY deem it to the interest OF tha city u
do 50.
CHIEF MARSHAL SwES1E, Secretary Charles
Perrie; Of the Fire Department.. and Fruf bar-
rett, vi the Fire Aiurm Teieqra ph ,eft last e7en
tnx fur C!ncnnnli; u ar1end the funefat III to'
late Chief Mct5rqe. Of thai CITY, who WIS one u ,
the tns>st prt,mlnent and oldest tfemen IN tat
conniry. The funeral takes place ttday. W.
the three gentlemen will be at their desks aRa'a
: TIE following building permits were tssue'
yesterday: charles Yenge. four r-storx and pssS
ment store and dwelling. Axs2 feet. No. VIZ 3!i-
waukee avenue, 10 cost $e.0v0: AID Jatues
Peevey, one-storT market, @@.x25 feet, nortaeas.
corner OF Morgan and West Jac1son street, u
, 1881-10-23
Novelties
"IIe.athor"
Covering the UNDER
standings of Gentle
men and Boys.
r.. Our Boot and Shoe
Departm ent doing
splendid. The goods
we sell give such serv-
ice that this Depart
ment is gaining all the
time.
We would be" very
glad to boot you at the
lowest possible price
nnt;iI nine o'clock 1f,
night, by electricity.

Tnplnns b,t tcaasil: GeorEe hrt.Il. NiilM!n FrlS-
bic, P. AlcGrath. James Nn"sk. and {. W. WMnl
man. There will he nppuS't1On the ticket,
1t Is believed, nIsu II Is unpcdgcd. :.
The cub' hf tho Fifth Wurtl held well-at-
tended meeting ut Ft'z's Hall, Pe'rr Bu*hwah in
the chllir. The nAmes selected as Delegates
u the County Convention were Conrad
Cus,k, Henry Sickei. Martin Snler. F. Ren1nYcr,
John C. Barker, Henry Spears Jr., and.Frank
Diesel.
plb!1cuns was held last evening in the ante
+ room Ut QWstey's tlhll, corticr Ut Robey and
West Madison streets, lrotE WHICH any man
suspected Of being a:-rcpurtor was excluded.
There wins good deal nf.. talk anu very little
action, but u committee was finally appointed
Io place ticket in the tie, ut the primaries.
The Fifth Ward Club selected the following
delexates: John Itaber. 81. Schinttz. J. B6yl. u.
+. kobe. Louis hump, Johu Doer, Y. iteir-
sneidgr, ". u. Kent, J. G. Stephens E. 0. Cole,
John Foitz.
THE COUNTY.
The Republican urinary for the selection Of
delegates 70 tho County Convention was ht'ii in
Evanston lust even vs. And the following dele
g'Ites elected: d. .. Dewey, P. 4. Pearson.
Andrew Simpson, and Robert Sampson. The
delegation Il solid fur Charles G. Ayers Tor
Coun1y Commissioner. but us TO the other otii-
GERS it Is EOt instructed.
At the primary the Town of Cicero. 8. #.
Mash. =. ]. Whitehead. und F. t. Phillips were
elaeted- They are IN favor of WOOD for Com-
missioner.
The Delegates elected In Lake View were Fred
LeoAhn, Nick Hanseu, Jacnb G. SchEepwoh!. and
Mr.. Cundt. They were on What WAS called the
anti temperance TICKER, ullu wer9 elected by
majority OF ;k51 out Ut Il tOtAi vote OF 31-5