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The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-06-23
Slow Courtships.


From the Cincinnati Gazette.
Lovers who propose to enter the temple
of Hymen should not daily too long in the
yestitude. This is progressive age, and
there can be no progress in courtship be-
yond certain point. When the parties to
the affair have arrived at the conviction that
they were made for each other" and con
not be happy apart, the sooner they be-
come one and inseparable the better. An
tenuptial affection is as mobile as quick
silver, and when it has reached its highest
point the safest policy is to merge it in
matrimonial bliss. Otherwise it might re-
trograde. Very long courtships often end
in a-backing out, on one side Or the other,
the retiring party being, in most cases, in
constant man. And l would hint to that
unreliaple being that he has no right to
dangle after an estimable woman for years
without any intention of marrying her.
The best thing lady can do under such
circumstances is to bring matters to focus,
by asking the point hotpoint gentleman
achat he means and achen. She can either
do that or dismiss him altogether. Per-
haps the latter plan, in most. instances, is
the better one, for man who is slow to
matrimony is generally slow in all the con-
Germs of life.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-06-23

Ask for "Sellers' Liver Pills" No others
possess half their virtue. 25c per box. Sold
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-06-23

A company of egg gatherers from San
Francisco who have held by force absolute
control of the business of gathering the eggs
of the gull from the Farallone Islands
have been driven away by the United States
marshal: backed up by 20 soldiers, the
islands being government reservation.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-06-23

If you have scrofula, don't fan to use CDR.
Lindsay's Blood Searcher." Sold by all drug
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-06-23

At Denver, James Moore, notorious gam
bier, was shot and killed by Clay Wilson, anoth-
er gambler, the result Of the trouble arose
from Quarrel about q woman.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-06-23

BOOK FOR THRE9HERME.
Worth $25. For sale for IS Cts
THxKsHERMAN's BooxKEEPIfG,
including all blanks needed q
make settlements with CUSTOMERS
Money refunded if not entirel,
satisfactory. Address,
lie kxltmas & Taylor Ce.rr
Mansfield. Richland Co, o.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-06-23

Il u tho result Of 20 years' experience and
experiments in Sewing Machines. It eorbtns t.s
eoed petss Of an Pye:snt I'D fSrmes sakes and e
ara It avoids the defects Of Others, and POS
eeaees :<s snd .eluab1e features and eonyeaienoea
esstens. ds'ab!e, md simple. Warranted and
kepsln repair free for s YEAR, C'nnlars VIII
ba< A t1aal viii prove It. Don't fail % see L
Retors Yen buy: MANUFACTURED y f1ORENCA
MACHINE co! Florence, Mass. WHCLESALED BIZ
6GQ T. BENT. 81 and s. jackson St. Chicago. IL
NV. n. U. No. 20
When writing to Advertisers please say yo'
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-06-23

DIR. VIM. p. Fleming. of Georgetown, Texas,
says: Il have used Carbolisalve Iadolent Ulcers,
Piles, 1nfamed Sore Eyes and for Diseases OF the
Remember that the label is black the letters green
Get the genuine. Sold by all Druggists at q and =
cents. Prepared only by J. ". COLE CO., Black
River Falls. Wis, -
, 1881-10-06

ulnss Of rock, presents n striking rrusfle Of
tic animal nItrr wllrli 1t is lAMe,t.
TlicI, ,.t'n,r. thu Twill, Sisters, It htissltc
rerl, will twu distinct lu'istls, tlin features
tullty hit clearly outlined.
After lsnpk t,itr ft'Ines 1.tlt1 Falls, Lula
Lake, Highland tilrII, Alcuvn Rocks, aud
thousand t:urlDsltics, t., riislniorlato which
whlild CONSUME loo tnllell stN,cr.
. Tlerc IL 4 daily l,nck lilic fm1n The !tentl
1ln,ssr, lit Chattanooga, tn tlie Lookout
pleasant, a,lA economical ir,Ulle Of rencli1nE
the inDiltntn's A,tt1luli. No inll cf''l hy my
possibility lin justice tn thn tnnnnlerAble nj
fractions afforded by visit to this charming
sretim, nG country. If NY READERS wntlhl
stalnl nl,l,vt tho clouds n1,tl look down Iinn
Il rain'stor,n: II they wosthl witness the rising
nlII tl,v settling vi tho s,Ill-thH most charm:
lux pf sIRllts-fro,n tile typ of Lookout; Il
tlley would view tho ltnsltlMla nccMplpa ny
tllD cnnt,n!lfny ARMIES III tile tMtt IL ttbnyu
tltH clnttils," ~ IL f.Unkgut Mountain. Tho
following statistics thay tfast of Interest III
connection with this subject:
Ftet.
1logga Point, highest paint. nbovo tho sen aD
TDMneascG ltivcr Htoyti tho sen. ........ -. tlu
Frum l'onnusse1 River tn bas0 ut clltr...... on
fron top oi cii 10 ii.Fhcst pot ar rrcst.. 9
l.f,nktsht Point nboyu tho lGneAseG River. hhl
Hn,lrrs Rock, III GAst hun. nAlH pEtnt..... 30
ljiliY nonr ttUint wEutu t3cn. tiMry, utt'lEr
Nnn. lIookur. climbed Lockout on west ~,
9uG.... .-.s.s.st.u. 1uN
, 1881-10-06

Conference Of Clergy Ialcils Church OMs
ccrs, nnl ClurlstIRn Workers.
III Fnr,sul 1fall yostertlny morning and nftor-
noon tbore wns conference Of pastors, church
nIccrs, and tther Christfan workers Of thu city
I" to consitlor
THE SUBJECT OF WINNING SOILS,
md to pray fur tho reylrlrX ut tho Church"
Tho Chicago EynlRulsstlu CommtteG. Under
whose management tho conference WIS held,
ha.l announced that "tho spirit OF prayer givcn
BY Guu 10 Ills chiltlren in connection with our
National nItlictlon would seen, to mako tito
prosent tlno MI ausp!clo1s ono for inaugurattng
tho grind work Of soul.savtns IN Chicago.
When tho conforunct openctt, about ~ o'clock,
thcrr wore something like fifty rorsous shlrcr-
ins in tho hall. Tho cold seemed to have iut0r-
fcrcd With tho anticipated sl,cccss or the gath-
orinx, Rs to hl,mburs ut least, ntd particularly
ns to the number Ut aivines, not inorn thnn
three Or four bDtng present, As tho hours wore
nwny. however, tho ntt1ndanco swctlod ronsld.
rrnbly, there being ut ono tltn1 Us many us iU0
people In tho audience. Tho minister's, too, be-
cntnu tnorg HUMOROUS Inter In tho day.
THE conference was conducted b. tho 6y1n-
grtfats y. W. Whittlr mud James NoGrAna-
han, tho Inter, With tho assistance Of his
wife, taking tho loud In singing aud rendering
same Fcry beautiful srlcrtiuns tn mn equally
beautiful why. Prominent ataonv tho Kcsto.
mon OH tho platform at QUE tttuo or nuothnr
during tho ,lny wore: Ion iIo9an. the reformed
prtzr.uEhtar: Tony Delight. Il young nun
i,anci Monrvc. who is reformed tnun: btr. l..
Dr. To,so, tho Rcv Dr. Worrail. tho 1sev. i. i.
tue II, eS d sa r9t,er IT. ,g s,y ey
leorso t Il. c,nrk sI' aud w. il: JasaSs ilshoi'
Chcelcy Yns itl tho audience, but did not glvu
| iu my testimony Or stlKRtst1onB.
Tho first tuptu discussed WIS
| "Tl1E OBLIGATION NESTING on CHRISTIANS
| to win SOULS" Dr. purker mid Cal. Cark spoke
, 1881-10-06
CANADA.

HAMILTON.
Special Dispaleh to The GA4saeo Tffbune.
HAMILTON, Oct. 6.-ralll johnson md Joseph
Smith wore trlcs at the Asslzes hero fur pushing
u 350 United StAtcs cuuuterfgt nHto. Mr.. HAM
iltoll, teller ut tho Flrst NntoBnl Bunk, lInnato
w,ls examined III nu oxpert, nnl declared tho
blll Il very dangerous counterfeit. Witnesses
proved that tho .llrn found tho bill in tho pocket
OF ali Oil vest which came Into t4atr possession
III tho colrso or thoff busInUAs ts pllycrs OF old
clnthes Tie prjsnners were acquitted.
hlr. ItAIlliltun. Ut lnifalC. desiring to return at
fnro tho court was ready, uI.d wua referred 10
tho Judge. ninDlng un tho steps to the 1ndxo'H
scMt and tApHiilV tho vbnctnhlu reprusdntnttyc
Ut Justice uli tbe Bhouur, undressing him fntl.
in.ly NJ Ny buy" presented his request. Thu
.ItllEAr was uunbo to onif4u HIN. but III roNhid-
tho sulcu1ulty surrounding tito administration
0f law under British institutions. did not Gun
init him,
, 1881-10-06


Ind lntim1atcd, tnat Its adopaon would Gus of
no posalbltity nt tne EnMitn1saonors 9ol!gcttnG
tho oxlteneps nI tneiE iriS r. tMn oha 81 Tho
1tlurtof lll tInir ior letti nl!ls Tno event which
mn GHlloa I0ftn ne oxpcnaitiI.o, Was nn Of.
tranEMlnnry ote. hnn Wncn 90 Wet,t 70 .ioftIand
ne believer! 20 represented tae VII! OF tho pco~
pia' ho mil .-...-....-
NEVER HEARD A TAXPAYER MuTTER
Ntu,,t hia n0inR or about tho notion Of tha
9oMr. nnu, II n: tna.e Wan 70 ~ any An;aDbItaR,
tHere Waa no nnntH MutMnT.v m,nI , tsr LINING tht
MONEY out q The coAnty Tr9asnnry to pay foe
tihspns ahnta 'n1 no kn,n o''.n'na" nov hsn
tnevs VIE anr HKmE ~ p"y thd
iuneral gxpciscs unsor ne nltcM9'1t.sth1ceA ~
tnn VI Paying .ue eM e e VI t,o ota.
tnlsaohcFs auoaitd nesos naVn neei eonal0efed
tor ntnh1emI 9s, .hnsr nt w. nM ti,n,o mailer,
tno!Rh ~ pe,loFsa thetE 1r logatin!a1e rapnnses
shnulil hhve aRon paiu. ino @ wnoio tning waa
MtstnRe' tnosn nna oSsM M W, MHea nMnte; ana
Ut inr one ho nopeu no eoa'"'eo'o"eF "o"'a uaft
GUILTY. OF CttA1lG1N0 THE COUNTY
ono cent on nccount Of tho trip, and tho rrrott
should I'm Va snft IA tutloh As to tho untst!ers
Mgoflniy uiIlciuis.-they wore ccftaIpIy n0t eh.
titled to bayc ,iny part OF tflolr expenses raJd
ont rar,nrf 1xhln
, 1881-10-06
T1NGSTON.
Special phpateA to 1hs Chicago Tribune,

Special Dapateh to 7hs Chicago Tribune.
KtNtisTOHt OCT. d.--silss Potter, OF this city,
was recently drowned ut tho end or .hs wlArf
bclunuluK 10 uunn & Co. Mr. Potter sued uuna
L Co. for fth000 damages. The cAse GUIDED by
tho Jury giving a verdict Ut 1900 fur Potiur.
Thu lluv. .tivate Adams. cx.Alctholst tuln-
ister, was trlod ut tho Assixes OIL eharse Ut
putting poison in plauus to which cattle had
easy access WITTY w!l!fM mtens 70 deatsuy hss
NtIHl,bnra 1.-Two HtoGk. Tho Dvjtguue showed
that be hah nut himself piaood thu poison wiloru
thp e,,ts,s enuiA xnt " f. but thAs ho VIVA coa.
IN totsllut uf guilty, a,d he WIS sunionced to
s.fseen uayn' !M MpsissM,snen!. Ms, ,AdAsnA u
About 6U yghra Ut Aug. 1lp wAd led out OF
eu<l tho picture uf uhlcot nlsery+
, 1881-10-06

5psttat Dl.pateh to 1he tAttaaa Tftbuns.
OTTAWA, Oct. IA gcltlcnan bus arrived In
thu utly with iSa small diamonds. They wese
found uu tho uutincau, md will be sent to Now
York u be tested.
IL Ia announced that the lion. Mr. Jolly IL go
.ng to I.llruu with hIa family TOR two ycArs. and
tt,at hu will rrtiru from politics.
In II xEuuch ut Quebec Tho oEhor day Sir Leo,1'
1rtl TIllcy said tho Government rayo1tlo tor
July, August, md up to tho :Nth ot septcmber
AllliWs MI tlureusu DY $iuUUUl Nrur ttlu sums
porlt,i lust yuur, at,,l Wltu SURPLUS Ut
tho tiavurntnuHt IL IN II position IT, rcdLteo its
tlubt 4lld ihlku Il freu hreak (A1t-tahle. II tho
AlLun GoyerMlneilk VIII tNke tt0Wn kholr fonees.
, 1881-10-06

II The EH1lHF " 7Hs EHItHpu 7F91HHFs
Cnicauo, Oct. 6.-Will yon ,ploas.. call tho NE
toptiou Of tho Humane Society through tho
nBstipy Of tho columns OF your papcr to the
way IN which tho t,,at1nHora Of tho North Side
Iertlcs ovcrwork md overload their ainlses
r.as. Saturday one OF tho fIortltcs Ind fnadot
tCtuen passengers and tho horse could hnrl!y
bp cul,nl large pp,ly. It wnA so slna1i. And to
add to tho poui: nnIn,nl's ButFeruRh tho inhuan
driver wua mt satisfied uniosa he WIS whipping
been perfectly hnppy for he did not stop fsr
miuuic from Chtct9O avenuo to Albums streot.,
VIII the Hunan1 Society rlcnsu attcllu to ta!e
matter nnd ObltKe, W. j. u
, 1881-10-06

II 1ht Edl1or q TIE CHlca0o 4T16NnF4
No. 4SD FIFTH AyESuE, New YORK, Oct. L.
III rccent trip to Europe was delighted to
find that ono profession wis not ae badly over
crowded ns tho o!dor onos Of law aud n,eEllcine
toror to Telegraph Or electrical engineering.
Spuo Of tho Telegraph euYiuocrs thoro nre vsrih
several millions Of iol'ars, hayln9 made It al lu
thls nov profession. Wc haro ton .taany
''wonltl- bes' doctors and :tAwyers. md Il tho
yautiRur rcutlcrs or vnluAhtc Journal Are Inter
Formation In MY s,owpr. !eGapectflll!y, Gtu.s
Mrs LttCr y. GHEESs
, 1881-10-06
The Parks n1ld Ifon1evarlx.

CHICAGO, Oct. bit seems to mo that our
Park Commissioners nre Rettang the park banes
utcj,lellly mixed up. We have Washington
boulevard te,t!lnQ to Garfield Park, and Grand
boulevard 10 Washington park. Washington
boulevard has becn known f,y TINT ullsi'o SO
lonu that 1t docs mt seem best to change 1t now.
would suggest tho following arrangement u
names us being Mtoru appropriate and much
marc aitupse: III Nhmo the pMrk ut tho hcMa tt
Washington boulevard Washington Park:
Il, NA1no Grand boulevard Garfield 1ouesa1I M eln
Thct, VI, will h,ye Washington uuuleynrl tend.
tl,E 10 washington PMrk and Garfield bolevard
to Gnrtled lark. 4 StaSClstHEEs
, 1881-10-06
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE,


~ The Editor o{ The Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO, Oct. h,--itcstlents Of Peoria straot,
near Mndlson. have for years been annoyed ~
tho placo known us Davlrs' restaurant. and were
delighted wien an addition continuing tho
"ladles" entrance took Nr0 recently md was
almost entirely destroyed. Judge OF tboir dis
gust Mt seeing tho ptno shauty rebuilt iu leA~
lt1ce OF tho building inv. MnyDr Anrrisnn
should hayU looked after tho p1upH luuY ago.
lie certMtniy DltGht not tO ALLOW It to 10 rebnlle
contrary to urlnnuee. II,
, 1881-10-06

n, h E.dHor NJ Chtedoo Tribune.
~ '"s 1e""' y,.,",. ."* ."s' ~. .,.a ,,a.nt.
thioAao' ves' uuuuas a,sas. =. .a." ~ ,t ,,o.s,
uro tho vigorous pr3tcat Ut Commissioner
I,awrcnco axatost putting 10 course grant top.
drvsa'nK upon TUG stteet- II 'ho tao,s ate ~ ~
atates taud they soan.!ess aee snat tao 'nt, oeaa
"aa r,r e,n"-sl,a,,ot, etone to piss through au
,'," s.,,, ss''rs cames nm otanvo to n, Inch
and half ring, aad moro singular thhta o.! tha''
tho omission Of tue word 4oubo-ahapea." horo-
.so.e @ sra .,o,,,,,n ~ ,..r" ,'i,oa", with tha
tfaots' 1ue pcop'o "oso p'.asuo VIZ a,,s ~ !.
original ordinance. At whoso lnstAuoo WIS Is
chanuud? aak III nti seriousness for ono scnsI-
ria rensc,, fnr chu,,vlnu tho a,ze Until ait tna
pio EeiaoH !oI - 'Ao a'"ot $50 I',% ~
lnterstIcos between mo shonos ase n!e.. IT, n"
Mna Afassl9 " tna w Ma ~ h,o thn
Iho nher tna STONY hl9 iis H. IL IL
losa carrlhRe wheels VIII haso 10 ,.9.on ~ ~
9nA taa an'!les Wa KuA y P.oaennIh h ntnr ~
II cr4aheu " run talouKa ~ tt !nuA aWs .t,,vr ~
mnen nt u Wy, ~ aHu ~ r,.t' ~ n ~ ,% 70
IL ll MI Intsfst'c6s, Rhu tAr&o GEo4gn " Up -
, 1881-10-06
TMn SENATOR'S

CiEIENAE, Wyo., Oct. b.-s,unators Slater, of
Ortgun, and Furley, Ut California. pus4ca through
to.iuy oil Union Pacto tratn bound for Wash.
ingt0,, wh1cA polht th0y should reuch Sun.lay.
, 1881-10-06


ThtY historic landmark llts been so often
and 30 accurately described that 1t woult
stc1n Us though the subject hll been worn
tlreaslbare nlsd nothing new was lott for tue
ehronlclpr Ut tutlay to say. But tho majestic
beauty Ut tho plaeu will ever lnspiru tho Lo.
holder With Awe, IND ftS attractions nru ~
,a,Iy and 80 varied ti,at nnu could iltyor tire
In Adutirlng tho scene. Tho summit uf tho
lllunniAll ts reached by u cErtuitnIs road,
tho distance from Chattanooga being In tlio
neigbotlauotI Ut Iyu ltles. a VERY pleasant
rtsurt for summer yisil0rs ncstios on thu sitso
Of The mountain, Whcru tullKregntB few
fun,illrs eyary year to spelst thu leaten torn,
coming At4Iost exclusively from tho South.
The llrst plucp of Interest, once ut tlla a,lasl-
mil, IL tic Point. Fron this elevation with
gInss ca,. be seen tlle city bulow. looking
ltkv u miniature village III tue distnncu. ~
ti,o 6Asu Of tho MeA.sM!.', fronting ts.e Point.
i!ows thu Telll,ussee lilyar, Turning grace-
Bend, .lle llalt-ellcirclet land reminding onu
| nf Il lI,gu tout ct,yureA With II stocklMg-
llencu AlHcAs!,s l'0fnt.
70 ca1cuINta distances Wo must taka some
| landmark, uul Muu0 sll0ru appropriate THU
| tho Lookout Mountain llullsU WlIicl, ls sit
| lMtel ut tho terminus Uf tic mountain r0la,
nIul uh0ut ollU milo buck from tie l'oint. Dy
Il lriyu Ut two mfles from this ll1iis4 W.
reach tbs celebrated natural curiosity, R0ck
CITY, which, stpltls ono OK thu ,Iast W0MdcI-
}tll tcces Vt natural luAsOlIry III this cbu1.
try, tta solid walls rising lruln the midst ut
tftcs uni slr.bbury III smooth tts II cAlsetHl
by u niastur workman, aill as perpendicular
III II set with linz p'ld pluM.not. Standing
OIL tho roofs 0t this natural elty. tho wl!olo
vuIloy Ut cliattanoapn lies bcforc you, pre-
~.
, 1881-10-06


Fiji anu SnfgHtnnn aercrts.
TtSrtt wAnn.
!,uH9n1., i. llalIinan. l'ol'ns.nEacc' lH' West
" sesnaa Iiirceinct-J.a =. Ford Enoch sralyerson,
Patrick Murray. Polling plncc, 81 "est lntltana
Thtr4 rrccAnet11. +. cf.yst: T. !: t,!n.1e,
F"r,h prSestMnm ,' 9wInisiSr H. a. T.
ner uf StuKnin''t, md lAlkt strcpts.
Fs.EvENr!t wAtIh
ilrat 1'rcctnet- ---,1nhn II. EtMpp. Edward nnvy,
Jo.npl, ach.'ticld. ro'lInR-race, ;'sa Wcst III
":sesss Sceoni i'rrctnct-E. ". stnnwoo,l. Frank
grnn'lies, Thomas Courtney polinS'p'"ccs ~
Thjrti irecnct--samuel Kerr. john I'afrbanks,
'!'hoas CArbtnc. Polling place. 4tt' west lsan-
'ft1l Fortn 'iscetuct-,! r. rarbo, ~ j. scrarorl.
NJ. il. dlnason. 1'olIiug-placc. lOl West slad.
'ot' Flfth % %PerrIuctojohn Macarthur, c. H. George.
i. j. isryant: l'ollins-p -pace. corncr Of Adains
"1a Viii, p pfeoast.sj y. oliver b II. Carter, J.
J. kparnpy. Polling placG. t3 NcprRsxl street.
TwEf.RrI WAMft
First rrccnct-W. 8. l!oglc. v, II. Cuyter. +.
i. HnI,,wi. polltng' pItees corner aiht'ieon and
gecond Ireelnet-r. chatrec, Il; i. lsiee, yesso
chester Nvut,ic. '''
:. Third iroc!net1T. z: Jonss, n; ?. 1sspI, T:
i. Mayer. folllng'p'acc, I'll WcBt Madison
Tasatth preenys-w. 8. 11arroun. y. ". Qu!rk.
T. H sttgFssni c,i Po,!'SE 81 1r ayns
Potter clnto'' Polling. piAcc. is,5 wcst Madison
sixth prcenet-w: s. Elliott, G. slahoney. q.
Z. uantz. pnllIrg.plnce. 431 Western ayynlle.
Seventh i'reulpgsE,lletry Mahler. n; ". Ikean.
E'snth pree'nct-n. n. w!l!Ian,s. John n.
, 1881-10-06
A List OF Judges and Polling
Places Adopted for the Com
ing Election
Tho Attempted Cleveland Grab
Comes Up for General
Discussion.
Commissioner Clark Reminded Of the
Boy Who Was Caught Steal
Ing Apples.
An Amendment Proposing Whack ut
tho Per Diem FOR "Expcnses"
Defeated.

The Visiting Commissioners. Having Al
ready Refunded, Will Get No
Rebate.
An adjourned meeting Of tho County Hoard
wns bold yesterday afternoon. nil uf tho ulcm-
l,ers present uxcnpt Commissioner DNcll1 Com
missioner purngton occupied the chair.
ELECTION JuD0Es.
Tho specla1 oruor WIS tho report Of tho Com
mltten on Public Service nppn1ntfn ing tho Judges
Of election, which was sibmttcl and adopted
Tho report was as follows.
Flasr WARD.
First rrcoinct-.I. II. 1'n.tt, Joseph d. Van
cteavo. loseph Macktn. ro'llus-pIaac' ID pear-
i ksas Rs:! %ass
TGiSa LfssiGet: r. H,eScrson, @ 1 John M 4: fob;
Grcun, Patrick White. Polling place. zoo Fifth
Filth rrectnct-o F. wn,erh.rnse, ). II. Garti-
ucr, ii, +. Mcrrett. Polling place, 2ul Stute
SECOND wAnn.
TIrst pEcc!net-AEbort Heller: G. u l. Frey.
5000 seeona prcoinct-F, 4. smith, Ed Cody, WIZ
l'HS ,hi.,, frnct ~ t3ntimSn a. itsmhoI1.
o!i. strtck; Polling; place. ~ Thlri axenue;
sre ssreot. i. ''''f"'' o* p''''' - = ~ 'e''s'
Fifth Prcclnct-F. W. Packard, William I,t,ck,
i'ae. niieaa'' e''So'' io's p'A''' 1''' """'u a''
Sixth prcelnct-Fred I. Ftshor, josiah II. nis.
sell, II. j.. 1Iryan Polling -plaec, 4ao Wabash
THIRD w.lD.
frs cs;s sss'ngt3 ) sxks 5ess g G. sss5.a
s"cosa r5ssnSTnoas 9fErss. W. NH "
staio pars sireet' y'' ''eE'' 9'''s 'p'A0o'
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bort !lust!n pollinG' pact.. Jotiea lisors-staole
, 1881-10-06

EpKlRuJ Ii usaIted john ILu; there IL, however,
nc sUbriIuet for Dr.. UulI'S Cough Syrup.
, 1881-10-06

Heartburn, weak stomach. ETC., quickly r.
Loved by ustng utoHa'a l<Qu 0!tters.;.
, 1881-10-06

.arsr it IN ts euttrctY. lie bud novor ca!uulate,l
upon thu county paylng hls e1pansSss, a 1na d!a
counsy @ WIS to pay thu p!lls ot tho tan ''county
oiiocrs. some q tls co!amiasio!1vrs b. ~; ~;
tlot 5Ge utiy grout wrong IN II. hut individually
be won't t0 Cleveland from sena9 = of duty. hal ~
always inton!ea to Ply hIs owm 'sis ont Or ls
il vi. said that ut was understood By 1tat nr
thasu ge,ltten,4u that tho ant lru uxpgasa wus 10
% boruo BY tho COUNTY, Ao thought tho iu''
uScAL1.ED FU1t,
md would oppose tho report for that reason:
bud uouu its duty in tue InAttor, aud nlhtntsp1
sass.usou sss saS s'poti gpons "' for to " sesxauan
atonur Wo va ot Tuoa anc Tor he
thnt tho commissioners VIM went upon no trip
na cHe s1sr 5 a's0 ~, to wnus naa 1et u
WA really Il part Of thu esuu,icu takch.
i;t,ininiss!ol,ur Ciurk said ho bud understood
n,rt, auI, turnIng to Commissioner Coburn,
uskVd Ii hH bud nut prepared something.
AN AMENDMENTS.
Commissioner CoDurn ropticd that ho had pre-:
tho COMMISSIONERS, and hanled paper to Cotu-
| MIsEl0nur ctark.
Gntsslonor C'arIIuaas y T5at s ssa moan ,
reMll IT, IL Mppenred that It VIVA sought ~ strike
out frunl tue report the words IA regards flo
tho cOlislty, YOUR committee Mru Of tho opinion
tint ~ psrt Ut this expctlsu properly belunKa to
tho cDtI ilty tu ply, III tho trip WM9 not ono Of
bualI,css llntuEu,' and Insert tLo toll0wtn4:
| WhutlIor tho cuuuty shuuld h,tgg PatA any
| mart vi tho exrenses lnr which yaat bsh WAS
rendered your Gulluittre DO nut ta0ln 1t t!ects~
sNry III tluturtnlilu," whtch would havo l9ft tue
COlilnllsslonura to vct whit thoy. had rofundcd
| ~ "pxpuusaa " In their next lur dlutn blll.
DAvIp'H LAMENT.
Commissioner Clark spoke II, favor OF the
| ntnpHAnpnl, ur substitute. aMi wAxed cat'i'etls
| III duuuttuK tue nluattce doue maturity Ut tha
| buartl by tho rep.lrt. llv believed tho commits
stot,urs who w1nt upon tue trip went as GUailn!t.
| suuurt, aud that thur exrenaos should bo paid
| aud they bull done Il. md i Was wt0HK 10 cul
tAcan t,lf. VI 1t WIZ prnp1beti. Idoke Wha pau r.
turued ths money. ha WIS VOL aatisnot. 1llenl
ell 10 got It back nnA were cn!eulMttl1x uppa put
ting iii thptr Hills Ut tho Gid Ut tho aluarter; but
II tho report was atlopteu they cnnia not du II
lilo never Arard uf BuGh u pr0ceudlu1s GefuFa ait
hoped bis colleagues woulu aolct4t tAo udopliot
Ut tho report,
Tho amendment, " sutstltute, was then pll
upul tts adoption, 4n1 i0sE BY the following vote
nessts, Ayars au1 stewart having stVppod out
leav-Cturk, Farrt!., Wood-a
MIitrr, i4hninwHld, Ee.aS, pus!ngt3n-9.
AItpr tho vutu nAd bctIi announced Eo1nlIa
sitIt,er Wtod Agatn tpoM TIM ihpr. liz aAsh hi
hid VOTED ayu1llst allowing the t1if.S boeAus
| ht desired to havu tbs I'LL referred aud tx
| 4tnjuod, Rtll ho would y1to a1alnst the rtspus
| ctnlItiouRlly. Thers bud boon 10 necessity, b.
| thought, tor Tho committee tU pass upon u
Iseillmapy Of lbs bill. and he waS opposed " b.
| report, but not beo4Isu. ~ Commas!oues Glatl