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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-02

the world. Laughter and applause
The act OF June 18th, 1864, gives the
Secretary Of the Treasury tho right |
to pay you your interest year in
advance, without charging you any
thing for It." lSensation.]
I'VE are surprised say the citi-
zcns, I'VE did not know that. What
else can you do for u.s.
"A great many other things. You
Gun take your ninety thousands dol.
lar. and loan 1t out and get double
intercst-one interest on your capital
another on your debts. Oh, Iassure
you gentlemen, its the best, banking
system in the world
Any other privileges, Mr.. Con-
troller?'
"Oh yes. The act Of June Goth,
1874, gives you the right to retire your
circulation, by dcpositing green
backs and recover your bonds,
whenever you please, In whole or in
part. so you can bring prices down,
and yon can bny peoples property
just when you want It, and on your
own terms"
| what good will that do us7'
why by the law passed the next
year (lS75) you can issue the money
again, start q "bnsiness boom" raise
prices, and sell the property back to
the people again; and get rich. /
tell you It is the best banking system
the world ever saw"
ANY other privilcges?" Great
cheers and laughter.]
J "Oh yes; when you loan out your
money to the people OF Philadelphia,
| you get interest on your ninety thou
sand dollars only ten thousand
less than your bonds, and
then you double your interest on
deposits. / tell you, gentlemen, it's
q great banking system"
i Are there any other privileges,
Mr.. Controllers"
"Oh yes. In the annual report Of
Mr.. James Gilfillan, United States
Treasurer, pages 20 and 81, he tells
Just how banks work it. One bank
with an authorized circulation o.
$3.50 900, three times In as many
years reduced /. to $4,000, and a
often in the time increased 1t t6
s45O, 900 again,s that ut one time sale
bank had in actual circulation 1857,
$50 OF it's notes. Thus it had double
circulation and double interest. and
, the full interest Of its bonds in Wash
ington. Oh it is the best banking
| system in thc:world." Great laugh
ter and applause.l
Now, fellow citizens, / have giver
you fair exposition OF our nationa
/ banking law, and have enumerated
part cf'the monstrous privileges In
/ herring TO the system. I trust Ihav'
before me, in this vast audience,
J. large number of ladies and gentle
/ men who are in the habit OF sayin,
their prayers. When you go hom
to- night, draw the drapery OF you
; couch about you, think OF the toilinl
J millions living under our flag, who's
, families are just as dear to them a
: yours are to you, half fed, and les
/ than half educated; then think Q
!. this national banking system. Lool
j up to that God Of love, who sees an,
. knows all things, and say that thi
I system is right if you can or dare.
: put that to your conscience!
/ Marked sensational How can 70
5 expect the toilers OF this city, or 9
E the nation, to progress while thi
o condition OF affairs exists? Will 70
1 refuse to listen, and heap epithets ul
: on us, when we call your attention t
O these monstrous evils?
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-02
Cronic Catsrrh with Threatened Com.
sumption Successfully Treated In Two
Months BY Dr.. Connaughton.

Buffalo Coal Banks. Iowa, Feb. 9Th, 1879.
DR.. Walton Connaughton, Dear Sir:-l con-
tracted severe cold In 1874, which gradually
drfffed into bad case Of catarrh with alarming,
symptoms OF consumption. | tried several
eminent physicians but their remedies failed to
stay the stealthy march Of my disease. was
greatly annoyed with hawking, splitting. head
nacs oss Of ane1t pod feet ' shornss: any ~
breath. palpitation Of my heart, and general
nervousness, etc.
Now, after two months under your kind and
humane attention, am happy To advise you
saaaA have derived the most gratifying results
catarrh. your excellent services fully apprc-
ciate, and assure you that have experienced
the most substantial evidence OF your Skill
am perfectly satisfied thatsI will soon be rrstor.
ed to perfect health. Your grateful patient,
JOHN SMITH.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-02
Grand Success-A Great Medical Tri.
umnh.

Miss Carrie Moreh0usa, a bright, beautiful
and intelligent little girl II years or age who III
the daughter OF Captain Ie(;rand MOrchOllsc or
Buffalo, Iowa, applied to DR.. connanghton, was
IN the following condition: Her head was COW
cred all over with solid 6cab, which commenc-
ed nine years before, and had extended ali over
her head, discharged continuously offensive
matter. She had been treated by great many
physicians OF SC. Louis, Springfield, Mo- Moline,
Ill, and the best medical skill OF Davenport
without relief In fact great many eminent
physicians Of the old school, all To no purpose.
ID. ConnaughtOn commenced treatment BIZ the
use q his remedies which In the course or seven
months enected an entire cure. Miss Carrie
nov has clean, healthy scalp and a heautiful
suite Of hair. Any one loubtfng the above can
write e Capt. LeGrand Moreh0use, Buffalo,
Iowa. There are many citizens In Davenport
Who win cheerfully certify 70 the above facts,
AFTER expanding large sums OF money with
score or more OF other physicians, Dr Com
naughton cured her for thlrty-three tlollarsl
Here y case Of nine years In Its period OF ac-
uvlty, cured In seven months, far excelling In
grandeur the slabs OF Ninevan OF the Runic In
scrpti0ns.
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to the people was q sIf0Iu.

Vice President Arthur refuses to
have any intercourse with President
Garfield. Unless Hayes and John
Sherman lied outrageously about
Mr.. Arthur when dismissing him
from the New York Custom House,
1t can hardly be a calamity to have
him cut ones acquaintance.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-02

It is intimated that the republican
party was deeply interested in the
new version Of the Testament. To
avoid future rctribution for the evil
it has done it favored wiping out the
abode OF the wicked. Its next effort
will be to postpone the day Of judg-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-02

The quai rel between Conkling and
the Administrator is simply . war
over the division Of spoils. Such
was the dead lock IN the senate. It
involved no vital principle OF in
tercst to the masses.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-02

Conkling & Plat resigned under
the prctence OF appealing to the pco'
pie. Instead OF this they appealed
to the Legislature. An appeal to
the people would involve the elect.
ion OF u ne " legislature. Their ap'
penl to the people was sham.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-02
lnent

The abolition Of the names used
In emphatic conversation will COM
pei the class who indulge In that
STYLE OF conversation to revise their
vocabulary. just think OF q mans
saying sshell and damnation' with
hell wiped out.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-02
4 Complicated Case.

Davenport, Sep, 4 1872.
DR.. Connaughton:-Deir SIR was sick for
twenty years and for several years could scarce
IL walk about town. Mr. breath was short and
suffered from pains all the time: also from
plantation and internal fever or burning sen-
Stations. also suffered from pains low down
across my bowels and back. and was reduced In
flesh now feel like different person my
health II so good. MRS. G. L. WATT.
lllO Harrison street.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-02

Gar6cld!s first present is span. OF
Hooded horses from Congressman
Updegraff Of Ohio. The bull pups
are to be sent as soon a5 wcnncd
from the slut.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-02
Another Case.

letter from Frank FilsRft. ESD. q highly
respected German farmer near Port Bryon,
Illinois:
DIR. r. Walter Connaughton:--ncar Sir: My
daughter Margaret. who + g years of age, has
been ffcrtng since 1876 With Chronic Catarrh,
intense, cxcrnciatlng neuralgia psins In the
head, and nOisss In the ears: and her right
arm was drawn up 70 II WAS all out OF It's ma
tural shape. She was unable TO open her hand
or use her fingers. | Placed her under your
treatment on the q OF May, 1879. Now she
has perfect USE Of her arm and hand. Her ca
tarrh Is entirely cured, and the excruciating
neuralgia pains In her head have LEFT her. Her
general health Is ~ good ~ could IN desired
We employed several eminent physicians
Some pronounced II consumption. others IN
Mandatory rheumatism. II was ruMOred that
the physicians would have 10 cut or her arm
In order 10 save her life. BY your mild. pleas
ant treatment she Is restored TO perfect health,
and she had fun use OF all her limbs in two
weeks after We commenced your treatment.
FRANK ElLBERT.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-02
Reliable Evidence.

From c. Z. Klenze. General Delivery Clerk Post
ONCE, Davenport:
Dr. COnnaughtOn-I was al1icted with catarrh
10 1876, and have gradually grown w0fS0 over
SINCE. placed myself under your treatment q
Few days ago. I am well pleased with your
treatment, which Is mild and pleasant. Your
treatment has given me general satisfaction,
and It h the most sensible mode OF treatment
have heard OF. C. KLENZE.
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Letter From 4 Clergyman .

Methodist Episcopal church, Rock lsland:
DR.. Cannaughton. have suffered with catarrh
OF the head for twelve years, my sense Of smell
was greatly impaired, ringing In my ears, par
tial loss Of voice, stopping up Of one both nos
trils. and some headache occasionally. feel safe
IN recommending you to all the affiicted.
j. HART.
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Scott County.I
REPORTS THE GOOD RESULTS.
From n. w. Fowler, Merchant ofEding.

DIR. Coananghton:-The on', genuine friend
/ ever had, for such feel you have been to me-
for was near deaths door. when your rem-
edies snatchrd me from the fell destroyer as IL
were, and placed me on iiriner foundation
than have ever before been Tor eight years. II
seems to me you are certainly III instrument OF
Gods mercy placed here for the benefit II SUI
fcrins mortals, and virtually yon Will ret Your
reward. Well. doctor, l have cnioyrd better
health this summer than have for eight years
and feel that | have more than ten times the
worth OF money. Indeed, | tell my acquaini-
ance and customers at my store. that what
counaughtOn, proprietor OF the Medical lnS.i-
i,lrt OF Davenport doesn't know Isn't worth
knowing. II. ", FOWLER.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-02

Among the notable men OF this county who
have achieved extraordinary SUCCESSES, Is Dr.
OF Davenport The prominence
which he has obtained has been reached
through strictly legitimate means, ana 81 TAR
he deserves the eIvtahle reputation
which he enjoys. The large measure OF success
Is the result OF y thorough and careful prrlsra-
tion for his calling, and extensive reading dur
Ing long and unusually large practice which
has enabled him TO gain high COMMUNICATIONS
even from his professional brethren. Desoting
his attention TO certain speclaltties 0f science
he has SO carefully investigated, he has been
In remarkable degree. In these
specialitiss he has become recognized leader.
Dave port Gazette.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-02

/ H sesps low
In
M mae varied
Davenport Il. July ss0 = - III
0assA
I d ssea tnSs Doctor
We
references but the -
Sunday
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-02
DEAFNESS CURED.

Aged lsdy Cured Of Oeafness-Tss.
timony Of Mrs. Augusta Breyer, Resi-
dence No. 623 Ripley Street, Oavcn.
port, Iowa.
DR.. Connaughton cured mo In two days OF
deafness and noise In the cars. OF many years
standing, after / had considered myself hope
less can and do most ehecrfnlly recommend
Dr. ConnnughtOn NJ a master OF his profession,
and advise the afflicted To employ his skill when
ever they have nm opportunity 10 do no. lie has
and has done An astonishing amount az good
Mrs. AUGUSTA RREIER.
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Rely ON the Druggists.

malt RitterS are the best sblttcrS.'"
ssThey promote sleep and allay nervousness
LIES. ~. I;ixsr 81, a.H s,dnny Mciicine We SELL"
s-Consumptiye people gain flesh on them"
"Mait Bitrcrs have no rivals In this town."
sBest thing for nursing mothers We have"
I'VE like to rec ommcnd Malt Bitters.'
june
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-02
The Efficacy Of DR.. Caunnaughton's
Treatment

Editor Of the Gasrfte: Will You please give
have daily inquiries and Mrs. WATTS receives
letters from abroad In regard TO the truth at
her certificate published In your paper. Mn
w. called on nr. connaNghton In July last 10
see II he could help her, and tod him that she
had lost all hopes In physicians, and had very
little In him. The Doctor told her that he could
cure her and he has done II. had my donhts
OF 1t being permanent, but am now satisfied
that 1t il. She has taken no medicine since
October. and has enjoyed perfect health after
being d sufferer for fifteen years. publish this
for tile doubling and afiiicted. c. L. WATT.
State Of Iowa.,
Scott County,
Subscribed in my presence ana sworn TO he
fore me by L. l.. Matt, this 18TH day OF January,
lSSn GEO. W. JENkINS,
ILS.l Notary Public, Scott County.
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POWELL & SON,
BIACK.SA1ITHS,
IOWA,

VKESCU, IOWA,
Would remind their friends, patrons and
tho public, that they are prepared 10 serve
them well in every department OF their
trade, and ut as reasonable prices as the
times demand. Gene and see as and be
convinced. 49tf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-02

WsAsAsa Stem w<nAers eiBa WhAe metal usueias Cas
q. Imitation 1o!dts. Solid sodsi: cAssresa been
an Tor Your own or speculative vauaAis
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-02

Don't say Hay does; there Is moth
ing orthodox In that kind Of profani-
~. Saw Hd1-esc.
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u. G. MCCARTHY JOHN Mccook
H. c. MCARIEY& co.
CREsco Iowa

CREsco Iowa.
Money loaned, Real estate bought and sold,
will examine abstracts and do convey aneinr
Improved farms for sale In Howard and adtein-
Ing counties. We have facilities for loaning
money on real estate AZ terms more satisfactory
TO borrowers than can be obtained elsewhere
Those desiring 70 sell improved farms win do
well TO leave descriptions with us, as We are Ia
communication with parties who desire 70 pur-
chase. II Is our purpose TO do general real eS-
tate business and parties desiring TO buy win
do well 10 consult MS.
TO those wishing 10 purchase would cay that
We have ON our list = large number 81
IMPROVED FARMS
which We know personally ana can sell on favor
able terms.
VIM attend 70 the renting OF improved farms
for non Residents Have Improved farms 10 rent.
great many titles to land In this county are
deectisc owing TO the Negligent manner IN which
convey anctag WAS done In the early transfers OF
lands Ia this county. Have your abstracts cx-
amined and prevent annoying litigation.
T.. 9. AGoSART0T a CO.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-02

Statement Of Ed Rassell. Postmaster Of Daven.
pere and Editer ..Gasette."
Mr. Frank Filbert. the signer Of the above
letter. called at the Gazette Office yesterday aud
orally made a statement which even exceeded
that given above.
That written statement no afterwards had
prepared and signed, saying that he regarded
the cure OF his daughter complete and marvel-
GUS. and that he was thankful TO Dr.. Connaugh-
ton therefor,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-02

When ordering. mention the kind OF tHnl-
nlinrs you want, alsl, whether sde or over check,
black or r.lSet hand pieces for reins also whether
trace buckles are wanted on breast collar. llalna
ar Breast Collars furnished With double harness
a. ordered.
Address A. LORDELI.
Rnelne, Wis.
Liberal Discounts for Liberal Orders, and
Clubs. For reference SEQ editor OF this paper.
e6M6
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From Henry Korn, Esq, No. 1917 Har.
rison St., Davenport, Iowa, a Highly
Resnpctable Citizen.

Or. r. Walter ConnaughtOn, Dear sir; Being
aware of the prevalence OF eatarrh and kindred
diseases, and having experienced It's pernicious
effect, feel my duty to let others know where
they can obtain ekilled attention, which think
cannot be surpassed In this department or med
ical science Your rational treatment Is mild,
painless and affords immediate relief.
Yours Respectfully, II. kern.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-02

A GENTS WANrED.. -Rig Pay. Light Work,
.ASteaus employment. Samples fNe. Address
W., GNkN, " Nassau Street, Ny. ists0
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-02
Az ne Cure

d . purely vegetable hitter and rowexN
t0l tonic. and = warranted = speedy and
certain euro for Fever md A9Nes CAlll4
and Fever lAterMittent or CAlll He.
vcr. Rcmittent revcrs D0Mh A3NN
malarial disorders. In miasmstie dis
tricts. the rapid pulse. coated tongue. tAirss.
iaSsit0de. losa 0f appetite, pain in the hack
and loins. aud collncss al the Srino and
OxtrcMitins. ara only preMoAitions 81
Severer syMptons. which terMiGAta in the
Axuo naroxySM, sNccee<lcd by high fever
and prot0so perspiratio0.
It j. = startling fact. that QaiRine. arSN
basis a most Of the Fever and Aqua
.Tonics,. in the market. Tho rrcrarar
tons made froM these mineral raisons.
although they arc palatabls. and may
malariai and their % own drug rassna ia Ia
tho system, producing IainisM, deafness.
ringing in tho cars. headache. vertigo. aud
other disorders moro formidable than tho
disease they were Intended ~ euro.
AyER's Aars CvRE thoroughly eradieatea
and always cures tho seSSsess cases. Il
contains no Qniainc. mineral. or any thing
that could injure tho inoSt dclieato M
tent, and its crowning excellence. ahova
It's certainty to cure, il that il leayeS tho
system a. ffce isuan disesaSo a. before tho
attack.
For liver Complaints, ArEk's AocE
CrRE. BY direct action on tho liver aud
hillary apparatus. drivee out the polNonS
which produce these complaints. AMI stiaa-
nlataS the system 10 Vigorous. healthy
condition.
We warrant 1t when takon according -
directions.
Prepared by Or. ]. G. Aver 1 Co.,
Practical and Analytical CAsAists.
level. Mas.
SOLD NJ Al psca3ssrs xvERrwMEkH.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-02
ASTYllSH OUTFIT!
The Racine Harness.

Q
II II the best harness made for the money. II
y not stuffed with paper OF any Spungy stun.
Saddles III same. all our own make and win not
gall tho horse. The entire harness Is made Of
Coon No., LEATHER stylish ahd duTahay made.
Case loops on RruieS and Breast collars.
Sent Q. o. D. Subject to Inspection.
PRICES:
Single Harness. Black TRAININGS. SIS %
Single HARNESS, Z. Plate 1rtmlngs..... :. IL 10
:. Nickel Trimmings. ....... Is 10
I" " Bon Ton OF Hack Gold Linz
cd Trimmings. ......... 10 a.
Double Black TTimmings ........ y %
hon Ton. Nickel or Gold
Iinr1 srriMntngrx ~
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PIMPLES.

VIII mail tFrtwl the recipe for xlmpis
VEGETABLE BALM that Miil remove Tan
Freeklcs FiMplSS anu RlotehtS, ieaSsa@ the skin
SOFT, clear and beautiful; also lnstr..stiaas Tor
producing laNufiant growth az hair on a h,li
head on smooth face. Address, iaelusiMy ~
latsM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-06

800, w,ew brls hter a. Il contemplates with
49, .f.ecn shree ilius,rious and eonFeniel
s,,srils. horn 10 virginia, given TO humsnI-
~ world renow ned--Seofge Washington.
Slonewall jackson, aud Robert Edmund
Lee
s,vxrsscsa yaoa PANELS sPEEcH SECOND
mo rHs NOMINATION or HANCOCK.
alt is not the weakness, but u y
the essential streagib OF true Delnoc, r,sS
that is commitments should possess vaI'eu
and Inherent opsuiuns es 20 who " tne n'au
A. receive public honors, 70 msintsin HIsa'
v,,,ncgr.,es. and 10 execute the peoples wiz.
4, ts tbe glory OF true Demoeracy tnat US
e..,ssn.r,s rtll rcpounce ell personal opln-
s,sns ana nrefereaces when the voice OF
,,.iorItv has oolnted 10 the chosen servan.
~ the neople 10 execute the peoples VIII,
"Betbink YOU not, my iriends'
that the American people are 80 ino'seIllnl.
nate As TO spprehcnd the embryo OF ASA
an him Who wrote with pen wettDs W
have been guided by the hand OF JeneI'
son-wbo uttered with the emphasis oi nn'
drew Jackson the immortal woros OF De
mccratIc faith which every up Itecu.es
IN the man who was the very BFutus Vi ""'
wThose words came 10 this country IKE
n supburst upon q wintry day. Tney WeIe
ike the fountain spriugiDg IN ueseI,.
Tbev we're like the shadow OF great rock
IN a weary land. fCheers] And long AFTER
this great Convention has pssstu away lIo.n
c.y,h the millions who are 10 come aiter US
xy,II he singing upon their tongues those
,vords which belong 10 Ruunymede and
20 Ma ma Cbarta. sTbe great principles OF
American liberty are still the lawful inheri.
lance OF this people. and ever should be-,
lApplausel 'The trial by jury, the hd6eds
corpus, the freedom OF speech, The liberty
of the press, the natural rights OF persons,
and the rights Of property must be pre-
served" lApplause.]
"Nominaie Hancock. and then, ny
friends, in the canvass you VIII near Tue
hearty hurrah Of the boys who wore the
blue mir Cling with The wild, sweet music
Of the rebel cheer IN one grand national an
them Of peace. [Applause'J Tben, my
friends. the divided tribes, who. Ike TIE
Romans Of old, have come down from the
mountain OF secession, will roll in one
mighty and undivided stream for the re-
generation OF this nation" tApplause.J
DANIEL coMPLIMESTED BY The $wHIG."
In 1875 the Whiq, after announcing IN its
editorial column the final result OF the BAL
Ioting for the vacancy in the United states
Senate, said:
"And John W. Daniel. We wish we
were entitled 10 few more senator's, Tor
we will not disguise the fact that II would
afford us infinite Subtraction to see this
highly gifted gentleman a representative OF
the sovereignty Of the State at the Federal
capital, or eleudted 10 the highest post Of
trust in the aft Of the Commonwealth.
Possessed Of genius unequalled, per-
haps, by any man OF his years In the state,
and OF a character not the less to be onvied,
we could point to him with pride as a man
Virginia delights 10 honor. However, be
is 10 but the spring.time OF his manhood,
and can afford TO wait maturer years, when
high honors will seek his acceptance.
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PERSONAL.
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

City C0Vncu.-The regular monthly meet
ing Of the City Council occurred last night.
on the call OF the roll Messrs. T. b. Sims,
T. w. Gentry, X. T. Blllowe, A. c. Gibbs,
A. J. Gallagher, II. b. Owens, r. W. Brod-
max, G. f. Moore, X. Il. Sbotwell, j. H..
Patterson, and j. K. Perdue (presidenO
answered TO their names. The President
said there was important business requiring
action, but be would have to adjourn the
Council for want OF quorum. If neglect
of their duties by members was persisted IN
he should be compelled TO enforce the rule
requiring fine OF $40. Gentlemen should
not take upon themselves duties which they
were too Indifferent or careless to attend TO.
One member bad only put in an appearance
twice in six months.
One piece OF business the Council wished
TO perform was 10 revive tie Board OF
Health.