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, 1881-05-04
SINGULAR SUITS.
A nIAu Who Offered $4,000 for tho lfcA.
cuu OF His Wifo's body at k1se Osfl-
kosll Holocaust Now bucd for Ttsnl

A Man Who offered $4,000 for tho IRcA-
cuu OF lGts Wifo's body at the Osfl-
kosll Holocaust, Now bucd for Tisus
4Antount.
sptetat Dtspasth to 1As Chicago 7tibuns.
MILWAUKEE. VIA, Mny 3-Some fow months
ago tho loading hotcl Ut Oshknsh. tho llcckwIh
House. wsss totally destroyed by are. Four por-
SONS III tho hotcl ut tho tilno lost their ltvo6.
AmanR the numbor wus Mrs. y. D. Paige, tho
WHO OF Q wealthy lu1nbDrtuAn aud oapttAtlst, who
occupied suite ct roolns on ono Of tho upppr
Hoors. While tho hotel was burning Paige up
pcafeu on tho aeenO aud, 1ust abont tho aaIuo
t'aio. MS wife was seen at ono Of tho
upper Windows, srausloaty orytug for haIp,
Volumes Ut smoke issued from tho win.
doWa OF her rooln. While tho
crowd was standing a8hast, utterly heIpless,
Mr; Paige ofere,l F1,U00 reward to anybody who
would rescue bis wlfe's body. whether alive or
doad. Charlcs hiet. the AssIstant F1rp Chief
III tho town. rushed up the staps at tae risk OF
bis li{o and soon returned with tho lltelp4s body
Ot the unfortunate wcinan, who haA been smoth.
ured before help reached her. pAt9e was 10
8eiof.stslukpu that he said nothing about tho rs
ward Vt tha tllne or slnce Ito made his asFauxe-
lncnta to depart from Oshkosh tor Davenport.
Ia., where he will In future reside. Previous 10
bis departure ho WIS served With sumupus in
TWO quits, both Of which arc Of tnoro tnap
ordinary interest. Ono WAS an action
brought by 8, ueckwlth, proprietor Of The hotel,
u9ainst Paige tor board blll whoh he ruf used
to pay on tho Grould that nookwlth had 40 tlra
cscapes to his room. which he proposes TO nake
test case Ut u SEQ whoshar landlords can colhot
under thcse rcumstaHces, Tho other suit waa
BY Assistant Fita Chlvt Aisf for the collection
, 1881-05-04

UMfavorable Result of Payne's Trial
WICHITA, Kas., May a'-A private dispatch
waa secoived by Oklahoma Payne, In this city,
announcing an unfavornblo result Of his trial
hofore tho Untos1 Statcs Court Mt Fort Smith.
Ark. Tho faces OF q number Of men WIN had
gnthorod Mt Ills headquarters in response to
oall for mcotlng to-day v,sIbly lcngshoucd.
4 rnonttnR was hsli, however, ovor which Pnyno
presided. Ho made full statement OF bis mr.
rest and trial, and a formal announce ment Of
tho result. but urged tho settlers to
stand by she!r organization until victory
should crown their efforts. Hs dpn!ed tho Asser-
tton that the effort to settle tho Territory was
backed by railroad corporations. There wuse
eighty. sovcn prCsont at tho meoting, many of
them frens q distance aAd from other States.
Several tnlks werc nnde, In which tho speakers
urged tho tnotnbers 10 contribute tu Paynes
support md tho maintenance Of headquarters
III thLe city. Resolutions worn reported from a
coinsn!stee and adopted urging Payne to renew
bis efforts 70 otfcot iodgniont in tho Torritory;
crlttcistng tho place Of payno's trials. md ask
Oklahoma boom collapsed.
, 1881-05-04
LOCAL POLITICS,

T1fE CHICAGO DE1tGCflAftG ctun+
m organization which came Into existence In
tho days pf Hancock and English, md Of whtot
worry 1tttlo has baen heard suce. met at tho
Palmer lloiyc Inst evening. 1t Is composed OF
tho cream Ut tho party, aud, in tho minds ct It's
urigfnAtOrs. IL destined to hecomo power In
politics. It already lnys c1alm to having
boon tho first osgnn!zcsi body to nnmo
atayor Harrison for sc1leetfoti. md
i ess snF sp. the e. cotry ~ not tsGs ans
~ in!luat'co but In ~ homo and stttrt'lln'lngs
y. ". ooM1n,ar presided laat evening. a:l1 the
coustitution tt % and ID Sy.iaws. W Tho cdlnmitieo to
within the matter llail bcep intrusted reportod
p e I NJ. af tsa a0 ,bs al tra ues e. M
crrnse!a from sU to so Thu report was ndpptsd,
aad Edward Eorcmat,; EuwaFd J.: Stokes, James
puntetl d cUnmittco to aetcot tho names Of
suitable persons to hc .nvited 10 Joln tho Club.
n 70 5S9Tt # II {, =, ne aeet sst o frat
iaep6ess shot a b. 'ecsptci s.nti M aftar tsat
tne acceptance. ot thc resignation. of ueorgo
Mills Rogers MS vIce.rrcs!tlent, and tho adoption
"f rs;ofnt0n Maynr nrraa .s q,
hea at tho same place sh0 tlrst Ttlusny III June.
THE TfHsr WARD REGULAR REPUBLICAN, ctuu
he tts annual meotnf last ,. evening as tbe
ycars back. sfessrs. Jcweti, Klng, and wronn
wurv appointed Il cunItnlttee III nominations
an,l scpnrted tho following list Of os3lcess. who
Mcro clcctci unanimously: President, d. Y.
J. Wronn, J. Il, u. Van Ctcnyc. J. W. lob
crts, .. ". King, +. ". ilgnnebery. Ar
j. j. Taylur. and r 0cisstcr: Secretary, +. 4.
Ilrukoskl; Treasurer. tinool lluwarti; Executive
Committee, D.. j. Lyon, F. ". Warscu.J. r.
Joseph Hullser. Tho lsas,nl routine business was
considered, and tho iueetlng adjourned for QUO
tunnth.
, 1881-05-04

MI, AND MHd- u ". HA1UlIKlN
celebrated Tho llfteonth anniversary OF their
wel4t1tg last ayonlpg Mt thGlr cosy residence,
M. isEaj Wui,Ash avunur. air. lfotchkit, ia well
known us u member Ut the dry.Eoods uFm of
lfutchkln l. pAlulor, mud tho nuut invitations III
suGd wora responded to w u largo uullbcr Ut
prominent soc0ty people. Tho parloss wora
canvased for danclng. alid there Was pgofaaloN
ut tEornl devices about tho roous. directly over
tho Day- wlllllt,w tn tho front parlpr weso Tho
datos, ."ls8G-leSl." and beneath tl,on. was
u largo bank of ttowets. 4 hugo ilorul
ln.,l was suspended tctwoet' tho two parlors.
and on tue mantels wcro harll yaaas.
liorseshnes. and baskets, several Of which bore
tho curd. ot thn.lvhtfnl trIenls. Dancing was
berx'4 nsohvatra furnished oxcellent Musio: a
tlllo aupper WIZ served by John Wrtxht. Tho
vst: M ~ n%. late houF ana tho
III. and Ars. llotuhklI received humber OF
ha.idsotno prusen;s, 4nonY which H.; wero. CRYSTAL
ssssss sss f IT, ~ ma s ill., It oWst ss'qs.s. s.s
S.; 81 T. T. T. Ia'aa' Il 5sosfsss;, *stss A.. ~ ":
:sa s sss VI Il, Ill ~ thssS FL: ss$ s.
tvsant aid tsS sssss Whitman; pair IL; vssss. slr.
ena Nh. 4. ". Oeoss; alexnnt wates.Jux; .sir.
stubh.; iargs decorated yaso. ~; 4sit Mr.:
SSns@ + ~ IL :Sss ,;;,;,.;. G
III. III @d:4 as'ySs ss III jj'As bs4iana; sS
ya1o Sr a9xs AK o* x%1o i nesss* r., ~
nie. a w. ~ "a sF. Jas. 4s oxsa: .. sys,s
Sspsd III H. as9sesyss a , w. ast I'D M; 5i osaS sas T.
Smth, OF ltursba,itown, H.; Vpcrxn0 Of howeFs,
Ms: ZIG Nh 9hSsFxs t.. Da,sny;; ys.a q .ex;
dlsi. III. anl lii. i. ". Touseliotta: srys;a!
, 1881-05-04

taken ont of Tho hands Of tho Mayor t,y drill
nance, and tho Council nntnos its t,wn commit
cIincd to nct With tho Republicans In selecting
committees, brcnuao TINY want good men So
icctetl. Aid. Pecvey sail yGatcrtlNy TINT he fa-
and Tint he wotltl not he governed ly narrow
pnrty tnes In tho mnttcr. Tho business uf thg
ta,nncil wis nenrIy I'll! ttNne in committee, md
l1orcinro they shollld be carefully i,ndo.
,,nvv,es,oxrn w.,,.rn wo4 n,tc, vce,cr,,ov
,,Sia TmtfSS rtnortcr ,,1nt IN, wns sr 10 IL, II
~ - ~ H. nt. ~ ' H., t',',.,',,, ..hinh " ~, ~
str,,ntoi - t,t,r ~ rron1e ~ "rnnnn, ran,intng
tn Witt ~ ~ r,mo siro" " II. .nlS ttnf r" nnA
snss nv ~ th,,rht INV .ap wo hswr ,,tIiIs
cutt.: T., nmfnentn. -. n,Stnn,,nn s,hI~h ALL.
t.sf sf,w ~ ,nn ~. ,.si.t. II t.ns - c.Iar
, 1881-05-04

TIN MAYOR AND tIHs WIN6t0H ON THE HDULEs
'.'.. VAlan ACIIEME-
President FFpi II. Winston, OF tho Lincoln
Park Hoard, had q tu.k vlfh tho Mayor yestcr-
4ay in rcg,lrl to tue DoaFburn Avoi,1e nuIste.
ward ordnance. pAssel by tho Council Aonday
evening. Dir. Winston WAS prosont In
hts Iudiv'dual capaqlty: Ito said that
ho had ITO objeauon. to tho now bau.
Icvard. but II contemplated cutting them
OFT iron tho Lake .share drive, upon which tho
Park Hoard bud expended saoo,00. lie thought
that the boulovars! cauM ;bo 70 chrngeti NJ to
turn east ut Chicago ayonuo, ona b!uuk to Rush,
and thence northwnrd four blooks tn Oak street,
wherv the I.ake.shnre drive oonlInoaccd. In
he started cut by .ayt,,a that the tineolt park
.!sest 81 noaleyafa sad thss :!. /. ,aet tle
true. irhu Cum,nlsstpnp9s had taken NJ,
stePs u the lnattos ~ a1' bsgas!ss i
they had never had chance g c:,asAer It IT.
tttal!y: The ordinance ueatlnea th!t ths mat.
ter bad tue Hour ~ uppfoEal. when sho cnntrAry
wns tho I'!!o. About thl] time Dir. Il. II. Shu-
fesdt aid Sir. i. u. Exan cAuo t!t; l.th HtntIe.
men fayorcd tbs h,uIrVaTG: Az, Lawier aud
Sh0rgy Woro RlAD psexanl. l.awler wanted the
Aayor to veto It,. though ho bud voted for II.
III tue cohfertad1n v4teh cnshe4+ tae Mayor
sAid thMt 10 did nut lAIts4o II b'ou'Artls III tho
henrt Ut the city. lAtttse they Kept Mi4IneAs
teams I'd. lr. ehutsl4t AId not Know II It wus
, 1881-05-04
CAPT, PAYNE,
A Judicial DseIason that lEe Ifas No
hight to Enter Indian Territory to
Tsm1fN ffst n.anh.

A Judicial Deelaion that He HAS No
hight to Enter Indian Territory to
Tnkn UP Land.
sp<etal DnpaseA to 1ns Chicago 7>sbuns.
Lt1rtE ROCK. Ark. May n.--At Fort Smith
yostor,lay judge ]. u. l'arkor rendered. dcnjs.
ion In tho caso OF the United sintos VI. Cnpt.
DaviG Il. Payne. Occurring that mono Ut tho land
In tho fndan Territory waa subject to white set
Element. the Indians holding tho pruprlctorBhip
thorcot ABSOLUTELY md without reserve. Tho
opinion is very lengthy. and embraces thor.
ouRh rovIew Of all Tho laws md treaties mndc
for and With the Indiana from their tlrct oocu
patton Of tho Torritory. Tho dcoiaton Is gen.
orally accepted as conoluslvc. and will have tho
tendency ct checking further invasion .of tho
country. Quito htnihcr Of prns pcuttyo settlers
who havo tucn eilpntnpod on tho bortlur await
itlg Judicial ,lcttgn to decide thc!r Right to cntor
tho lana have begun a mi9rnttGn elsewhere.
I'ayno is scyorcly do,,n,lnectt. For = time ho
but. whom It bc9nm1 ovldcrt tho railroad cnIr.-
panics wcro using BIN as u cnts-phw to fttrthor
scEat schemes. public sentiment changed nnd
tho feeling alon9 tho hordor row IL TINT Judge
wcll.orNanlxud band Of land-Krabhprs.
, 1881-05-04
SuNDAY-SC WORK.
Meeting OF the Illinois State AKaocin.
zion ut Centrnlln-Electlon OF Oi1lcurs
-Otlicr observation-disclosures

SVkAGg
SPfefdi Dttpateh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
cENTRaLrA, H., blay 8.-Thc Illinois State
sundny-achool Association began its twcnty-
third Convention In tho tnbernucio, built OK
rressly for IL ut this plncc, this moruilng. De-
twootl 800 md 400 delegates and mapy visitors
are already hero, and eycry tratE, brings others.
1t Ia expected TINT LOO strnnGcrs will bu at
tractcd by the Convention, which lasts
Until Thursday evening. Tho address
Of welcome was aollvured by the Hon.
=. L. Dwight. Of Centrulia, md was happily re-
Bpont1cd to by presldcns Noynulds, OF Peoria.
At the morning session tho following officers
wcro elected: President. ]. It. b1aaon, Of uloon-
tnglon; First Vlce-prcslont, o. Il. Brouse, uf
1tockford; sutond Vlce-rrcsldont, G. Link, OF
puris; Third Vice. .rscsidont. 81. Enstorlay, Of
Cairo; st'tto Secretary II. y. Vallo. of Chicago:
Statistical Secretary, @. II. Ea,nes, OF Jacke0ll-
yl'lo; Treasurer, H. +. Jacobs, Of Chicago;
Executive Committee, u. F. Jacohs of Chicago,
81. c. lla2lrd of Wheaton, Tholnas s. ltldFway
Of ahawncptnwn, r. T.. Nsbett Of Alton. II. q.
De Motto Ut b,ootnlnRton, Alexander H. Tying OF
pcora, II. II. Griffith Of Nushvllle.'
Tho rcRular program Of tho Convention was
taken up ut o'clock, tho first being the report
Of tho Executive CommIttoo and of tho District
to tho Ccntra!ia sundNy-hohoott Convention.
Thesa I, were ". 9. Konnor. ct Clay County, and
g. l. Ti Troasic. !. of WiaI'obnxo County. delivered
y brief leoturo on tho work Or tho Fnrcigu Sun
Lean County. .sD0Ko Of, u place tor tho
A!.nttay-schodl III tho Church. and II. Il.
ciisufd nn i ;, plauo !. tor tho Sunday
were exceedingly lntcrsstng md Instructive.
Tho following . summary ot tho stnt!st'os ot
ttstical seorctnrY submitted to-uay. Number OF
eLnaAy.schonls, a,lan; number Ut teachers and
officers, t5G9; u!thahUr of scholars l0l couuttcs
!fhEWt received tt.t0 churches, b8 r0unttps,
7ogO: n!.n't,er OF county conventions In 1910. 0a;
township convnIt1ons. u; counttes. 9ll; uulnber
Of missionary and benevolent contributions In
SNnday.schu0s, &4,97. .au1; numbor of burner
couutica having held conventions IN eycry town-
shin, u. '
, 1881-05-04
THE CITY-lIALL.

THE license receipts yesterday amounted to
orer xaa.tw
rHE receipts of tho 1sutftltng Department Inst
month were Fiji, Therg were 1DI moving per-
mlts vr,niod. and 41s for yhct1s, urd storos, und
dwellings,.
ConlpttATlOs-Couss.L ABA As, who has bcen
AWAY for Il wtok must, owing tU sickness aud
tlc1th IN bis satnIly, roturned yesterday to bis
pust OF duiy.
rIfg cont111ots for raising to grade tho houses
at tho appr0achos " the Snnsnnou atreet vln-
s'oacS sss Ts pSSiS sSSiisWa Wosaks s~'''' 0' tue ''S
TItgnE will be no moro money received on ac-
Gonnt Of s,Ns!al ,!sssss'nonts W by tho City co.
Co!nty TreAauser Monday.
THE Committee In tho interest nt tho Cttixcns'
t.pnAno. nppnintci ut thu nnetinR hot'l y!
ry1nth h, Church ay. sreIsog wsek go 's sl"y w
aftGrnoou.
Tux Mayor tlus t,cithor sIgted nor votoud tho
nrtiliMitcG for allowing tic laying " 1T ,o layt
and ~ 1t Aus lM,aotno u l,tW bcc,lusc OF tue
Muydr'a non.acttuu.
that tho Eoun,y Coileonr had nov III BIZ hunls
solt $t O0 Ut city tnxcs c.lteetgl ttIr lk0 which
i,ss9 lEt w bocsl ttrt!e'l over. Tho roasall ut
!hs y that lsfgu nnml,or e of |9op!a l,al.l tlSlr
pgnHlttcs.
TO tho civ Counuii MuMImy nvpnt1V rnoutmm,m,i.
I'd tic builtjsng ii nov wturwt,Txs o,1 tic South
nisiu ,.l m 1nt Nnx to The patnil,ig fnc!!lties ot
th9 Wgst Sh!M w.,rSs' Iho now S,r.llu WI M s:,st ~
nvcr x!ToM9t9. M wh!!o thcre Is only about $ao0oO0
\. +. NllaD1EY, a colorod n,as, who was for
carrier III The Fst UIite mid Win hist f,il tlt-
serted tho purity hccallau ho wis not nun,innfud
TT ste GGs ~ u. .an n e.. W : AZ
fE1alors fur tho fieulth Department
TltE Kas companies propusu to keen on fur
nEsInE Tho city with iiuinttIat,itr l,n,tpral for
Bnlth StIcs Mt St9S ncr i1u fces. aid rar lin III,
Wcst Sidv u. CnntrDliur f;urnov tHt1ks thut
thia il about ,is wu M Ihienuo IN, IL, n, Ss.
N it il lnupt 6ottar tiian sutnn other ritica mrn
juru, 4'''~ ~'@>@' '~S ~&~
,n
lME oonn !of $tstGluM0 VI The new City Irone-
Dr1vni ~ thn fs,snnii. F,iixim~ nre ~ ,s sar
tlcx. btchaSi iiran.I tamn'.l ~" ssinp. w un'.ruo
iiSnrv j. },trsn,nh' 1I;nns aJn,cniinnor' u,.d
Frr.isrjrk WIsEtr a MINI, ~ tne funt il nj" M'.
nrovgi H. ~ II srfnm thn nrgsnnt fHtw ,i,p"ss,
'.re, vtnncs rcIly a ,1sivGr syur fi,9 ,,ash Il,
his hunts. Mr. s1Inu n nnxivus u ruilrS run
iinLiiu liza FF " - ''S'''
'ao '''
THE contractors have begun tho hrst street
clG4lntIigt and, judging frN'N tho work that III
,r mr., .icnr ~ liz rSM Hi W., ~ s.r.,fns ~ ~"
,1rt r.. .ea a',A i:nvIno r. ~ liz fr nort y, H.
1ra,it,niiw rr,e,i nunE int" ~ tho strt ,.I ~ ~
mssst v.,hIHir* IL .s,s I'm ,rri..d r., vhw TX *
liz ~, H., VIZ - -! tstG
, 1881-05-04

!esonot!sc;s ';. blowing OF .tcem t;!ehoae1 hts
mo Of the ,dlrt.nlles. scrapcd toecthor. by
to tip ovor, throwing r.1t Mr.. Courtney. who
atrllck IN Ills hehd ard shoulders With sttch
forcn as 70 bccnmc insots!blo. tIc wa. tnkc1 t9
tho cnKfnr. .h3t1sG ncnr by and cnrr1 for. and
then carried 10 his hume. cornpr Ut l]nlon Park
psnco and Carro,l hven,le. Lust eyrning Ny.
ba1iiy brl,Isc,i mid hts shoulders arc suro and
lanIc, but IN Horlutis rosu1ta ure npprchcnlIr'l.
t w'!l le sosne ttn,s before Mr. Courtney will t'o
0blp to bc ont.
ans. roYxs axrs IT.
iustico Hammer yestorias decided Tho caec Of
Mrs.. Mary 4. ,Noycs vs the I,a,lIcs' Grain \
rrofisoH Exchange, giving Judgment II, IN fsvor
Tint sho i,,vostcd N May pork 1t tho Exchange,
easo @ her es. Ss ~ ss I'D et so o sso
had nut IN NJ scG,irlty for morn margins,
h,owovos: boy, i Eola hsdso worth n areas sas
have icon hpla ior hsr. II II Ind Deoii. sho
f% s sf yS H. Gts siss is%:s sss s't ss5 whit jss
ssis. was Vi! shat Mrs. SsySs re,sairs1 T. se,n.
citl,or plaintiff or defendants. nild all announced
their intention ct appealing.
TIE uitiTls,t fYclt.
Tho Western Association OF Civil Engineers
isaek. iii. Ii. q Mutt p!esiilna: .."''
49, Gasfss tss q a SSs, o r. aSfes; o
the same III ,tt,,wlnEs on tho black6onrsi. lii
prutncu'' his ro,nnrxs With tho ssn,enent that
tho SANG ittan WHO Introduced Tho tnotric system
Il religions system tn overthrow Christianity;
TINT tlu ltrltlsh inch was tho measure used
ss + so a f", S ffs' ss y naS 4s
system. liS eansi.lare,i thp nritIsh inch the
, 1881-05-04
SITTlNG-BuLL AND HIS GANG,

6pfetat UtspdEeh TO tbs Chtcdgo Tribune.
sT. fAuL, Minn.. May a,-A special to tho
F'0HetY-p prrss from Poplar 1iiror snya that Sit
ting Bull hns gono about 200 miles uorth ut
Woody Mountain, and is sentling courIers to
nntortl to stir up tho Uncapapas and Yankton.
nafs In that vioinlty. The HuIl has twonty lodges
with him. Twelve. or fourteen of his followers
aru ut Duford. but aro making no pro{rcss II.
the Interest OF tho1r chlcf. Ten or t~ovr lodges
g eostt!cs gro reposte!i three days tnh!eh from
has becu ordered out to oyurtake and bring
tholn Ia, II possible.
, 1881-05-04
We SHALL NOT BE unDEBs0lp,

Truo to thoir MOTTO tho firm Of aforg0nthan
DroB. s Co., Stato and Monroe strcets arc at
prcsent selling pure linen hnndkorchcfs for
Indies Mt tho ridiculous low price OF cents each.
A similar handkerchief cannot bo procured
anywhere for tho zane price. This sale has
created quito an excitement in the trade, and
In order to prevent dealers from buying up their
stock, which ts enormously large, however, Nor
Renthau nros. g. Co. have established ruIo not
to sell moro than SIX Of these haudkorchiofs to
ono customer.
, 1881-05-04
THE BEST CUTLERY IN THE WOR


Thore Is no article mnda Of cftherJos Rodgers
l. Sons or Geo. Wostenholm & Sons celebrated
tnnkcs cutlery. auch as tabto, dessert, carving, or
pocket knives, scissors, or shuars, but will 10
found at Dulton's, 81 State street,
, 1881-05-04

Tho skll1 Of Prof. Morris Dcruharll, tho dis
tlnGushtd optlotan Mt No. LIS STATIC street. Is ne
knowledged by thousands. Speotaesos iu his
hands make the fceblo ylsiou sec new world.
, 1881-05-04

Of tho {6on0 reward offered by paIRc fnr rne-
cuug hfs wlfo's body. flo now refuses 10 pny
tho nnount or nuy other sim.
, 1881-05-04

Not Is or CT. but get tho finest and best, $8-a
SGT. Dra. McChesney, corner Clark And Randolph.
, 1881-05-04
PURE DR1NK1NG.WtTER.

FuhE uhlHktHa.Mh4t ths
Ncssrs. Buck T. nnynor art delivering water
from tho purcst gprluR In Waukesha, tho Siu-
rtan at $50 per kcg OF ton gallons, or 40 cents
per gafon. Orders left at efthor OF thoir stores
will bo promptly filled.
, 1881-05-04

- Buck & Rayner's Moth Powder Ia harvester
that rGaps rUacncs by tho million.
, 1881-05-04
THE CITY.
IN GENERAL.

THOMAS ", CLARK, Of Boston, Is at tho shcr-
nEnnag 4. MERnftt4 Of Tocsio. Ia Ht tho
1aimcr.
s.H. F1scH and wifo, OF Eric. pa., "rc At tho
1'altnur
]. A. Lawson, Of London, England, ia at tho
Palmer.
rnAp e. rorxD. II. C.. Of Wisconsin, Is at tho
Trrmont.
Du- JAMES JOHNSON, Of milwaukee,, isn't the
fremont
~. wrrrEuousE. OF Brighton, England. Is at
tho fremont.
Ed. EcposA1.p and family, Of Australia. arc
NH. Ann Mus. E. II. nnoDnF FAD Of Milwaukee,
nrc at tho Palmer.
II. p. McK1nsEr, of ,rukes sptr'.ot Tie Times
~ ut thu fremont.
Mn. AND Mna. +. ". Httros, Of Portsmouth,
N. H.> arc at tho Shurlnnn.
@ 5tNss y sfsS Ter s'sss 9t tho 1r' Central
THOMAS J. Co1prx. Of siarshull, Clark County,
ILL.,, IS Mt tho Grand pacitlc.
Corr e. CRAwronp. 1.out. n. Roynoids, nnd J.
NJ. fiovy, U. s. A., arc ut the rniincr.
THE Rov. z. @. Tstslc.l entcrtatned nl,nut
twenty guests lust evening ty II delightful ia.
formal supper al tho Sherman House.
stns, keSr MAsos, tho temperance lecturer
and euc,ttion!st, la lying sorinnsiy III 1T tie
tr1tsh lMc!,te ti1tcl' anu ncr eagA9a'uent7 h"f'
Gil been cNstceleI.
woer nm ,tc neyv vta,,uct noro.s tim IllInns
Central trick ut tho font uf Randolph street hha
e1mnence,I. Il y expeetca TINT the structure
Will bH coInplotclf', three months.
nro,o. t,,xx.,,,v. n nrtvat, ,yatcb,nnn. yes.
tor'at f;cr,," ~ III p,tiscovcrr thn iy Of
anowly-ta.rn fefnhle iilfnnt floating ~ tho rlscr
Sors ~St 81 lsESh %afh poss
AUGUSTA rn1psc!t.. tho =. mon ntl,s.oll daughter
Of purcnte living At No. al kunsas street. died
,a"rl,ine. TSe S parsts % say tnoy wcro TOO poor
THE 1iamus collection nf water.Golor pn!at;,
,nxe from the French: Spanish Enatish' ana ana
1ntde IN Sunday TnEnuNE, viii be suld At attic.
tion to- night ut o>bracn's art cutlery, Wabnsn
avenue.
TaE tcu1peroturc y&stcrlay. ns observed l,y
Manasse. uptictns, al MHiison s,scat, rntn1sN
Iuiiding. VIZ; d y tn;; q leErsess; =. n, Il:
j y. H. II: i .. IT,, IL itaruneter,: i Il. m,
so.ay; D. M, M.s.
~ KEnuf'Aft meeting Of tho Entnoeflahu uMn
Glib was w. htlu last eveiiN ~ tn9 SneFMhn VIII
1l,'ard ot Mhnagers proacnte rcrurt showing
.i1rIur tha Winter Oh tiu nru,s Il, Lake coilt,-
~. imtilanu. -
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St % ~ as Exns an sxnnny M r. tuda lD pT.
Dr. y Lenvttf, On "spl1r!o.is " EaisG g. e. rfs9- e
nsy Thn s'u65scs T's Ssearse4 sna p ytnr. IT, '"
4 ,,nuar uwnr.1 nv 1nscph Hovnn ptumbcr,
ano driven by David A!len, tooh triwht at u band
passing tue corner OF unlot Anu a!aa1snn s5rHets
lsas thrswn ntt ind t:.'nsl.iertUly bruised, l.is
DIR. Dra1ly. who ntfetiued him. thntlkht tt aefl-
sHs!y sss. Th hosse WIS stopped bo'of' ao"s any
noar. WI lid yssteraay attsTno9n Il Ash!%nd hum.
1Vfns,rp WI,Sro,~ SrpnI,t nI,tl Stnnktnn The
, 1881-05-04

.Cummins DOES not advertise teeth for 81 nnt
charge lnorr 70 StAte.
, 1881-05-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

We recommend EidradEo sowing es
, 1881-05-04


The following murrfnge licenses wcro Issued ycatc
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-12-01
AL that remained of genial Walter

ALL that remained of genial Walter
M. Haires, once bright, merry young
ster, playing about the lanes of Lam
caster was enclosed in the casket receiv-
ed by sorrowing friends at the station
Tuesday noon. For some years Walter
had been engaged in mercantile pursuits
at Delevan in company with his father,
and there the chill hand of death glided
down over the stalwart frame palsying
the life blood and with few days of
suffering a loving husband a kind friend
and affectionate son had passed on be-
fore, leaving behind deep and aching
void in so many hearts. The remains
were brought here for interment by the
side of the mother who had proceeded
her son by few years only. The de-
ceased having been the member of
military company at Delevan guard of
honor from the company accompanied
the casket to its last resting place.
They were met at the station by friends
and the body was conveyed to the house
of Mr.. J. o. Bartlett, where after prayer
and singing, they were borne to the
silent city on the hillside, there to await
the resurrection morn. A funeral SER
vice will be held at the Methodist church
next Sunday morning Rev. c. Cook,
officiating.