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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-25
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UID RELIABLE A46RFS !
THE PIONEER.
Clothing House
Ia Central Pennsylvania.
NEXT TO P0ST-0FFICE
ALTOONA, PA.

STRONG EASY SUITS-..-.-.--.-..-....-. ss.5
STRONG EASY UITS...................... IN
All " OoL o'AA o--.-...-.- .-...-.'..----.-. e..
Greet Uartety SACK aHd cUTAW4F SUITS. --s-
Fancy RereysBIe W0RSTED SICK SUITS. -.s-
Large assoTfneHteF sTILTSH CIT SUITS. rs--
AE-WOoI siue and B'aek MELTON SUITS. 1880
Double Breasted Feaey SICK SJITS......... u q,
Fine Diagonal CUT,A WAY s JITS............. T. q.
Superfne Diagonal FROCK COAT SUITS. J. ..
Good Epey-Day HORKyG P4NTS.......... 100
Best PANTS IN the eity for the nOnel.......... sss
Alt Wool KERSEF PANTS. ss5
PANTALooNS Of ell styles aHs qualities 1p 10
me P"e't Dress Fs5Tics 0f,.....-..-...... So
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-25


JUBILEE ORGANs.-There are makers'who
seek to earn and fix reputation for first
class work which shall be for all time.
Among these may be noted the MendelssOhn
Piano Company, manufacturers of the popu-
lar Jubilee organs, which are rapidly becom-
ing known, and which do not fail to hold
every inch of ground they once occupy.
So thorough is the inspection of the various
parts, and the whole, that when an instru-
ment goes out of the house a guarantee for
five years long enough to break down aud
wear out two common organs-is given the
purchaser. The Jubilee Organ is ennently
an organ for the people.-LoltjsUiite Ky, Conl-
D1erciQL
Having had occasion to purchase organs
of this Company for our own personal friends,
and having found them to be all that vas
claimed for them after years of thorough trial,
and having repeatedly visited their factory in
New York city, we are prepared to assert,
from our own knowledge of the manufactur-
ers and their organs, that their work is not
excelled by any manufacture now in the mar
ket.
In short, the Mendelssohn Piano Com
panys instruments are emnently the peo.
pies organs, and are worthy of the enviable
reputation they so certainly enjoy. We cor
daily recommend them to the confidence and
patronage Of the public we advise them to
communicate with the Company, at its head
quarters in New York, and look over their
circular and price list The Independent
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-25
Established about ta.-F,grth ;ia.1st..i
OPEN EVERY DAY UNTIL 10 OOCLOCK.RI
Reversible OVerCOatS

one year ago, but did not get a fatr hold on Tut-
favor until the present season. Its made v..1-a.
lining, Of course, and the seams are arranged l1
such way that there fs no wrong side t5l-. one
side OF the cloth is finished in variety n styles
is usually quilted plaid OF check. The pocksz
too, are SO fngeniously contrlved that no matte
which side Of the coat is ont they are always IN IL
right place, ready for business, We viii show t-i
week all the Reversible Coats we have; also, ever.
thing in our line that you ask for. 1t VIII pazIs
you to ask for anything we haven't g0t.
"DT
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-25

WHY SHOULD THEY ?-No man or woman
can do satisfactory work when the brain is
dun, the nerves are unsteady, the system re-
taxed and they feel generally wretched. Why
should lawyers, merchants, clergymen, doc
tors, mechanics or mothers often miserably
drag through their work in this condition
when small amount of Parker's Ginger
Tonic will always, at moderate cost, clear
the brain, and give them the strength and the
will to perform their duties saticfactorIv
We have felt its strengthening and bracine
effects and eau recommend it most highly
See other COLUMBIA. T1-21- i'm
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-25
Your Question

is, VIII this pay for the trouble? ? You
must Judge. We viii make up the
case,-you must decide it. But we
must tell you that we have created
the Largest Retail Clothing Business
in the United States by the simple
method of giving the best clothing for
the least money. We mean that It
shall pay you to buy of US. If you
buy and are not pleased, return the
goods for exchange, or demand your
money.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-25
THIS WEEK
SUITS AND OVERCOATs

and especially OyERCOATs. w are E-s-z-
to show almost an unlimited assortment 81 eTs-
thing in Clothing and Undertaking. aut q
general display OF the week is in Uvero5ats u e.
cry sort.
tits as pleasant to talk about the newest 81
finest things as it is 70 wear them. uut not a.. q.
ycu want to pay for them. We have equal nee
to sell = cheap garment that simply keeps oat -
damp and cold, even though they may be q l-,i-'
rough. Thousands who viii read this to-isy ".
be glad to learn that
4 GOOD SATIN OTERCOAT
heavy enough TO give sense of warmth; suts-a-
. tai enough Tor the toughest wear, and good -.-l
ing enough for better use, can be had here
FOR $500 OR 5000.
. Other merchants viii look with the same uLiHs
for Esautmaux Beaver at $40 90 sl3.51 sni Il.
/ Chinchina overc0ats at sl5 20 So
We have no time to write nor have yoa rlt--1,.
to read anything like IN account Of WHIST we sl-'
this week. Here Is the place to use your eyes a.
your Judgment. Here we VIII not tire you vi
descriptions beforehand.
REMEMBER THIS
Whatever YOU buy that does not suit You, iE
sold at all. Come back with it the first mir
YOU can. You are as free as lfyouhad goar i----
in your pocket. You shall have your money 1i-
4 your pocket if you want it; but take good e.
OF the garments for Us. SO long as Cur interest
them continues.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-25

Here is a item that will interest some of
our readers The township auditors, under
act of Legislature of June 3, 1879, shall in
1881. and thereafter, meet on the second
Monday OF March in each year, Except to
audit the accounts of school directors, which
shall be done on the first Monday in June),
and oftener if necessary, and shall audit, set
tie and adjust the account of supervisors and
treasuTers, and of such other township Off
GERS as shah, by law, be referred TO them.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Our Questions.

Are you buyer of Mems or Boys
Clothing at retail? Do you need
clothing for the farm, the office, the
workshop, the courtroom, or the
pulpit? Do you want boys clothing
for the school-room, or for dress Do
you prefer to buy clothing ready-made
or to .order7 Are you in need of
shirts
If yes, to any or all Of these que
res, state your needs to us, that we
may send you samples and prices.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-19
e-unr AZ. ansa.a g.nA.

\ corcspondcutof thc Liverpool
Mercury writes;
i ana vi.liu. 10 risk my rcputa-
uou as q rah.ic NAN IL The worst
e.sa of smoi'-poS cannot be cIcc,u-
ally cured in three days simply by
cream Of tartar This IS the sure
uI newer failing remedy One on
ol cream of tartan dissolved lo O
pin, Of boiling water, G. be drank
whom cold at short iutervai5. II
.an be taken otauy ume, and is q
preventive ,s well s- % our,tvc. i
is known 10 have cured iu Jhous.
ands Of cases, without failure. ID
never leaves "a mark, mover causes
blindness anI.a,@ay- prevents &c.
dIous lingering.
Small poz is raging to m alarm.
ing czJcut in some Of the uo.th.rH
au| western states, notably New
York and Kansas aud IN case il
should spread. and reach Arkansas,
1T would be well for cur pcop'. ia
remember tho above simple remedy
aud give ita trial.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-19
Taking Things for Granted.

| Ha,fthemluresiGli.c ia li.crcsult from
the habit so many people have OF
taking things for granted. The bu.
siucss man assumes that ms credits
are good he takes il for granted
that his wife knows what style OF
living his income will allow, until
the logic of addition, subtraction
and multiplication proves too much
for him, ana down comes hs Jusi.
ness in ruin. The young proics-
sional man takes IT for granted that
vcneering and not solid acQWrc-
ments, will enable him 10 succeed
because there are SO many notori-
Gus examples OF nous rising and
sustaining themselves m pabho hle
through pure audacity, aul an utter
lack Of conscience He vii. find too
late that it won't do to plan and
risk q career by the exception rath-
cr than by the rule The farmer
keeps no accouuts--crops bis farm
according TO the season, or last
years markets, or bis ucighbor's
succoss-taLcs it for granted lhat
the laws of nature aud trade will
accommodate themselves TO hi8 ne
ccss.jias, sinks deeper into debt
and wonders why farming doesn't.
ply. And so on 10 the end; men
everywhere want success without
paying ljs price in Thoroughly WePa
ration, honest bard work, iulciij-
gent calculation and foresight, pa
tout attention 70 details. They
take for granted things which it is.
their business TO know, and trust
that TO fortune which common sense
should teach them is controlled by
Iaw.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-19

tn." Advertisers ny lbe srsr Will icrg-iric.,a
g. th.i. legitimate hu.u.--.
,.1 curly advertisements msy lnrhgres' u'
Yr~ri f1uT Times during ttr N,ai ife. ul "I.r-r
Par.ir- contracting for rNoariy ujN"rf. .e-
rItrtf ana a'-npu'iguin. FROM lut .U... H... uu
charged .upr. Imr rtu., as Ir, ,'.HH i.-trHd.
~EE Rare.
g." toujru advertisements. cont tFH4.H
Advertising AluUrl.r rH-' Dee NHU| Ca .U aua
vance, uI deposit maio ItI s.mr a.. nHam
Nr iGdy du. irutrn.
y.Naria-.. auI G.a'f-. IH. ,s,...l.Ur 'ru
IIH-r wiz Iu puIl.saDi Hs urH-r lgr' .i HHUf-.-
huf OIL. .fuUrir-. tributes OF r,. Y"c'. iuU'rtI uI
cs aud u,ttaiIuus charged a- a.itH.Ii." "hi.l.I--
;"Nli personal m1i.or, letter. u. rynfHuuI-
coiiuus setting forth iuH,sauW e.h.W'. "r u.-
trrc.is to Dee pruwoJci, umHua iHs i.na ... D..
ur parties, organizations or -I'lrHD-. W!H I.
charged FOR -, other aaNtrtHympAt-
s-lu aIl legitimate drnauaa of il' annH-
cr4iiH ar Conservative panty ur 'i t.r -Icni u-
Ten, -i- of tht Epu,lU public upon uuT gH.i,'a.--
flc 'INrs Wlll mot i~.l iit- auIy
Fs-D Communications Getting ..r.b .et. u' "-
trr,rt 90 D, EcpIi. ui tlc DHurtt state co.. t'f.'-
iaI government viii Do published h-g ri 'H.f-.
sET-l ho nawr OF Che write. oi rt,.F n'-u-
Hicaflur must grr. hruuy thg anne. HNl WIZ hl'
bo puhlIsh.t rs,ppi when u'ui"cr -lsnatdls Is
giyua No rejected muuscri returned.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-19

ElIuEyILY, the " sub" on thc
Balcsy.l,c Cagrl IS new had, and
has not yet learned to appreciate q
good thing whom he secs II, aal
fakes everything in print as intend
cd for sober, serious earncstuess,
without a bit Of fun or humor in
his composition; and we feel sorry
for him. After scissorad and dis.
connected quotation from our gon.
tie philippe, be faudca,iy indicts
MS q lecture on the science OF poht-
.oll economy, winch he winds up
by taking the very position that be
first condemned, and says: " We
must return to the old fashioned
ideas and manners Of our foreia-
,hcls, or we viii go TO The demui-
ton bow wows," (iemni'ion bow
vows is good, IN other words to
"pomp and circumstance" for that
is what the old Greek and Roman
governments he SO cIoqucnuy de-.
scauts on, mostly oXcclIcl in.
We had Tor the time being for
gotten that Brother Denton was
absent at Little Rock, and until his
"sub." gets a little better aaquaiul-
ed with Arkansas journalism, We
Will try tObe Il li.lIo more careful
aud mattcr.'o fact a hen qG.zing the
Guards sub.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-19
Cug LIstIc EEocls E.et,cr,

N.r... boz Tire Js.,1'. Tunes
LurLs I}ocE, AnK, Fan. a., 1881.
The General Assembly has set
uoI down to business, and every
ding is running smoothly IN the
s.aae business is being pushed
rapidly, and the bills which have
there been introduced, are recciv-
ing attention. In the House about
200 bills have bocu introduced. The
bulls Of these will be disposed of fiu
the next ten days. Gle most inn
palt9ur bills which have asNCt been
passed, are already familiar 20 tue
readers Of the IHEs, so w.|l not
repent either their text or purport
4 great many bills have been
aauc.chcl 10 Ga, committee rooms.
Both Houses contain some Of the
beat u.rlt r.i ability ia .la stale.
In the house at. some very able
m.n. Oug q, lhc-e is Hon. E r.
ylntuJ,,. aud another g. Hon
Il. u Met,.-a. Both gentlemen
are wc'l known, fake il TO the
la.b @. tse readers OF rHE TIMES
They a.a 5aaEiug aIec3rj olWhieh
ta-~ constituent, may well be-
pro9I. Nr. Cr.uaudeu Fits facing
,le speaker and occupies a good
raaa.a There many oommo0
da1Ic traits about him. tat ono of
,ho mos, prominent 4, thalhcucycr
uscs % address the Iiousc unless
ue has something 90 say. When to
says anything /. receives attention.
for every one understands JHat Dc
doa.N't va,'c tme .u g'1ler.ng
rer,aIiaes. No mcmbcr on tae
faur isa harder WORKER He's q
member %. several important com.
miuocs end no one has greater iu.
au.rco. MIR. Cuuoadcu has rot
yet crossed tac meridian line o'afo,
and what ,he Gure tasin store ior
b.m caa only he coniccturcd. Bot
it is generally conceded that hs
a'eat and ability Will nor only
keep in tie front rank Of Arkansas
rising men, bu, viii cal, him 10 tie
highest station Of oGua. Iasl
McVcgh is also wei, and iavora-
tjy known. lis clear az. features,
aud deep set eyes are iud,..s gra
Gym purpose, ag,u.al temperament
and a we,tdowcred brain. He is
recognized outhc door clthc House
as second TO uo one lu point ofa5..
i,y and parliamentary knowledge.
Eron /. be never did anything else,
tho record be made when hctool
almost alone iu the Legislature OF
1873, battling against Radical auat
iyi.m, has thrown holo G.. .,a,r
around hs I..a which wall acycr
face, it is 30 fatlcry 10 say that
he Is q loader in the Legislature OF
1881, and that hs record when The
session closes viii b. uustjacd,-a
credit alike 90 iha people of MlsGs-
slpp county aad TO hinse,l l..
Arkansas Is ,rue 10 herself aod j,
merit isto t,rcwarl.d ov u.c com-
monwca,th, Mc}c'ra hats only
taken the G.t .'.p oa De ladder
Of cmju.ute.
To day, boA House anl Senate
are bard at work; aud l.'s arc be
ing put through a.a rapid rate. It
is safe To- predict lhat the pr.saut
week viii ro-oltm ia great amount
uf'aaE needed legislation.
IoIi write again soon,
r. T. II.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-19

ELsluuaE viii be found ou inter.
c-Uur communication from Ljuio
Rock, as wcllas shorteztracts from
The leading newspapers, touching
upon the good and odoc,Iyo worl,
Il. N. Me}olgh is engaged u. We
thus call attention to them as show.
ing tho position and the high csii-
muuon in which hc "a hcld at the
capital Thatleis true 10 bis trust
as % servant Of tie people, We ucv-
cr t.ra moment suffered ourscli Go
doubt; bat in view of the fact that
20 few cuyioaS creatures, without
the soul Of % mouse, have been per
sistcut in sprcod,og aII manner OF
slanlerous reports, rejecting upon
his integrity and soIicty, VIC thus
cali attention TO tho oucomiums
heaped upon Tim by those who arc
daily witnesses or his actions.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-19
A.! !eG.cc'a Gale.

NuTUE rs HEREBY GFLS, tat, o. A.
.i...vuI G S C.rlteg, .u i.g..ufuon. 1911.
.'e..eL. a ~ .in .hr tan OF u-csoia, tttlH-
-.-. ..,.. u f1so', Hil .H.I- auf,.f, ior c'-H l
El.., .I f.. stock of H.His, Wotc- u.' m'f-
..#-H.rr unN iu If- -lar. hoJ.v i"'u'i'N 'r'
.i a...a... ...tf,. win -la Sion. alH iE
tsra. I..HJH..- NJ .g.h -T'c tn Ore applied h'-'
fft t.. .s. If.s ar 20. a.-i -uw .iJi. secondly '.
E..r..... .- .rrr..I Itur.. gau isr's iH
g., oI..r ....l.. OF 'Ia said +. a. eail't.
TUu U.rA. Suil safe 'u continue i"n u-N iu
day. UuUI everything F.. lI-l l.'-'d 10, ..
. "a. WILLIAMS,
f..a -.n l."| Assignee.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-19

Ir " FIRST cousins desire to gal
lop into matnmouy they must seek
q more favorable cline than Ayhau.
,as a bill to permit marriages be-.
tween cousauguinaous persons of
ibis degree Of relationship has been
rejected by the scoate.-L. E. Ga-
l.tta.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-19

Hon. Fernando Woods, of New
York. died At Hot Springs, last
Sunday.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-19

OREGON comes to the front with
a law requiring every man who
drinks 10 take out u license costing
s. year, and makes 10 @ penal of
Tense for the dealer 10 sell TO any
person without license.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-19
&a.EEEC, -vv3sCCs

All p.t... indebted t1 b. A tarl'b. E"H On
i-rHa.I. HI. la4-, com. forward at.i -'.ii,
at#t. fr, aHH.r-i-1uA vita'I I.J.Haa. ..' ii'Ir,
ur DE- Wild tac .n pi.,e.i to tIc collection ~
E ST WILLIAMS
.T.. f.r T.I Assignee.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-19
Tha - and nLeanast WeoEIT EUbLiehed
= STECIALAND pARTIUULAR NOTICN :!
,gussfrg'a Court.

F.. iH. HHo.r..sH'+ 'tu % ljUgmts iG civil
rt,.- N.I. u.-..nlrl rlt.d COURTS Oh the first and
iIrH N.Hlf.s l.... II1u.h.
JAMES iis "ON.
d Slice 81 .uc Peace.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-19

THa 'Arkansas Ivangol,' is Off
cially announced. 1t IS to be pub
IIshed and run in the interest Of the
Baptis,s Of the state, AT Dardaneilc,
with DR.. NJ. NJ McGurc, rs busl
ness mlnNnNr.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-19

Hon. H. N. Men ci-A of Ni-.,s-
,irni cawty, rs so ur,oupromls.ur.
iy opposed to donating ,a.as torHI-
roads, and $50 strongly iu #rarolgu
asylum tbs, We sometime. call him
crazy ou these subioC', N.' J5
such crazy men a- lc.s w.y, is
needed in tba Legislature 60 day.
McVcrgh is solid on thg ufar-
tmt subjects, Columbia baanah
MaNc'gA is s,isn5 itho is crazy.
The State is heels over head u l,i.,
and II sic has any lauda TO gu
away, let her donate a,m toac.aa'
settlers, who, lu time, wiI oiI Boz
paying of. her debts. Railroad
corporation, ave generally amply
able to provide for themselves.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-19
sas'- :

A SAFE was cracked at Browns
villo, Tenn, aud robbed Of three
thousand dollars belonging to Mr..
W. n. BulI.Gu. The rob5e-s made
their way to Liule Rock, where
they were captured jy the cmoI Of
police, and turned over TO the au.
thor.tjcs Of Brownsville. Most Of
hc stolen money was found ia thor
possession.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-19

Baroness Burdctt-Cou,ts and ".
l. Ashm,ai urc married. Funny
don't it.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-19
NEENrNEO2 O2DER.

-TAYi ng ARKANSAS. COUNTY on IlH.
.r- IIW-N T-4IcE of THE rFNtE
COURT Ar u-,N1LA
- y HHf"EG N bto IrHt1Ns
S.. sc rrEbsN. b...u.ast
guo Defendant W. 90. ru'Iu r l.'.'N
.H.rDi f4.I..Fr.# t,t .ou' u.gN .tE day.
Ha.I a.-.#. f..r.M.. .rf u.f.. HI .u'fi.. o.. "a
allcf,s . H.l. ia- 1-.. drr u. t..,."', |a-I
JANIS II-}ON. -. %
UI.,i..at . HtN ..lt, atty. iaU F..Ia.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-19

Measures, says tho Gazette, pro-
mbi,ing The sale or giving away OF
Intoxicating beverages within yhrcc
miles Of country schooihouscs meet
with hide opposition 10 the legrs.
iature. The sediment IN favor Of
temperance is very strong.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-19
THE 0SCB0Lh TINES.
LEON ROUSSAN,
Z d tor and PFODrieto o =

TERMS OFsUn5CRIPTIuN. uuad,mcgl
Far Term Of Oac wear ............... 81 90
s.. Munta-...... .....' %
The Osceola times., 1881-02-19
EARS FOR THE MILl0DI
Foo Cho1'G E5lgam oi Sharks Oil
H,sttcIa E..tttts te NrslHo aaa t
Dtir .}sg.Iat tns ~. I.atug.
T. I.1Ir..

Tlu- uiI b. c.teaai.d !raa o. peculiar species ai
sus Nui., ,.i- sluE.- 'u 20. elbow -'a.
known l- C4TtL4I.tH. h.ufUi,'u ErtN
Dust.. % hrra Do .uur# I.. i.st.r.n"H 1-H r..-
.'arH.IFr uI hca isr Ecfe ti.'..t..r.U Dr.. q lut.
HU'.t lr.-i .hfu, gEtfrIliH l.-al wore
.Iuuu. .u. srt u... t.-.u. Ir-i. I...".. ..t'uht
tUlf tilsr. uD..f .ut Ut."Ia'.F II's. .lutti usu.
t.ctuU r.HHfIr.. o.. f-.H...i ar 30 universal
iu4i F.. .,H UF"ars np uH1i.r-- ia. tN.art
auur. its tiiHUs pIrIIu, sUri. 3 argos Ur.-
pa.4. i'uHv address t, o IrrH iuf.
tulg Imported hr lAAlH'h II co, -a..
Agent i.l america, pay ~t, Nee Nura.
Ifa HIfIu. "r. uHgu s.uu.hi. 3ul ItH cUra iy,
chIrAg.Hl absolute, s4 tHs U.l.,r can personally
testify. iHti r'l experience uau observation.
AWlu, ~. uitr' 1rui'r. o. fac Review 10 Dlr
pa z u4u mo Nrr of 90, csD tHE. Is is probable
that 20 u,uIafA sr. .'Ic'rl W leo LHtiIt-f. ard 20
sucI i' maybe said ''Nrfta at once jp Hay
'nrF 60 & icy street, N,N Au!E, rnciHsit,
70. uud rYI H .l rgr iEU nf rUtgar remedy il4f
VIII enable ttu iH bear lihc lN'ho y else, Hui
wluae caritItc effects viii he permanent 1uu
viii nsftr t,-rlt doing 80 ''- LHiisf ol New
\ . a ! -ge1u ..p g sFtra -.g 80 te-I.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-19

Mcyugb, hy general consent,
called up booso hin O., to provide
for the opening Of highways along
.he banks of tho Mississippi river
The bin was read a third time
aud passed, thtln being uy votes 20
the uccauyc.-L. r. Democrat, H..
The Osceola times., 1881-02-19
a Coincidence.

During the temporary absence o'
speaker Thomuvrl, Capt, r. NJ
McYcigh was elected speaker pro
tym., and while acting iu that ca-
pacity, tbv senate Dill creating and
aprrowiauug el5lGo0 for ,hc 10.
sane Asylum @a5 passed aud sent
bay,, to iLc house ,9r The signature
Of ile lc.hcr PRIOR TO iJs being
cent to a., Governor for approval,
ILua il happened that McN,.sa bad
the honor Of s.guIug "a measure lLa,
he limsclf was tho aa.hor ot aud
introduced o'sht years sgo.
----s=sz
The Washington Republican gets
of the following joke oa two Of oar
| Corgryssmeu:
" Yesterday morning. the Chap.
lain OF the House, the Rev. Mr.
Harrison, offered the Lords Pray.
cr. After ho had finished Col Gun.
/ ter, OF Arkansas, leaned over ta
! Cruyous aud saia:" Harrison st1l,
that prayer. I'll bet ca lt. | heard
| lbe same ideas depressed a. Eureka
| Springs Last summer. when the first
I church was dodle9icd.'
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-06-15

CHICAGO & NORTH WEsTERN.-The
change made in the running time of the
Chicago & North Western Railway has
opened new route to many points that
passengers would not be likely to take
at @. & N. w. Ry. depot. For instance
passengers taking the 11.35 A. M. train
at G. & N. W. Ry. depot now reach Mad
ison at P. NJ, Lodi, Devils Lake, Bar
aboo, Reedsburg, Elroy, Black River
Falls, Augusta, Eau Claire, Menominee,
&c. during afternoon and evening of
same day and Hudson, Saltwater, St.
Paul and Minneapolis early following
morning, making connection in Union
depot at St. Paul for all points on North
ern Pacific, St. Paul & Manitoba and St.
Paul & Duluth railroads. Train divides
at Elroy ana passengers reach Norwalk,
Wilton, Sparta, Salem La Crosse and
Winona evening of same day of depart
ure. Northwestern rates can always be
relied upon as being as low as the lowest.
Through tickets for all points on its own
lines or connections on sale at the Office
in this city.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-06-15
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