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CUCRCH DIRECTORY.

PRESBYTERIAN-R J. S. Stewart, DID,, Pas,
tor. Preaching at 10 80 a. M and p. m. eve
ry Sunday. Prayer meeting Thursday evening
at 80. Sunday School-DA. Overton, Supcrin
tendcnt-at12 o'clock.
CHRIST (Episcopa)-Re J,hn s.
Beers. Rector. Service and preaching at 10 80 a..
m. and 6 100 pm. Service and lecture Thurs day
evening at 80. Sunday Schoo-.Jas Y. Hale,
Superintendent-at II m. Teachers meeting
Tuesday evening at As.
M, Z. CHURCH.--Rev. e. III. Wright, Pastor
Preaching at 10 80 u. IN. and I p. m. Prayer
Meetings on Sunday evening at 80, Thursday
evening" at I so. Young mems prayer meeting
Friday evening at s. Sunday Sehool-B. Al. Peck,
Superintendent II m.
IS. PETER AND PAUL.--(R. c. Rev. Chas. f.
Kelley, Priest Mass at s and 10 80 u. m. Yes
pers at 80 p IN. Sunday School at II 80 and
2:30.
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH. - (Unvcrsalist)
Rev. William Taylor, Pastor. Preaching at 10 80
a. m. and p. m. Prayer and Conference
Meeting Thursday evening at I 80. Sunday
School-Dr. Taylor, Superntendent--at II m.
BAPTIST CHURCH--Rev. c. Z. Hallowell, Pastor
Preaching at 10; 4. M. and I =. NJ. Prayer
Meeting, Thursday Evening, p. NJ. Sunday
School at IL m.
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aud endure for all time to come as the
chosen Of Almighty God"

Murat Halstead telegraphs from New
York to his journal, the Cincinnati Com
naercial, that President Arthur, in conver-
sation with him, expressed his strong in
terest In the success of the Republican
ticket in Ohio, and said very earnestly
that under the circumstances he thought
the election especially important. ole
added that the defeat of Foster would be
great misfortune. He was very cor
dial and emphatic. 1t is not true that
Arthur is in New York to exert inn uence
upon the contest going on in the State.
He came here upon private business, for
he had refused, up to the hour of Presi-
dent Garfield's death, to take any step
that recognized that contingency. There
will be no news about the Cabinet before
the extra session Of the Senate, and per-
haps not before the regular session of
Congress-
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
MASONIC.

MASONIC.
Union Lodge, No. los, meets First. and Third
Wednesday of each month.
Union Chapter, No. 161, meets Second Wednesday
evenings of each month.
Northern Commandery, knights Templar, No. 16
Meets fourth Wednesday each month.
KNIGHTS OF PYTnIAs.
Towanda Lodge, No. 900. Meets every Tuesday
evening.
Endowment Rank, Section 10l. Meets Third Fri.
day la each month.
ODD FELLOWS.
Bradford Lodge, No. 167. Meets every Monday
light.
Bradford Encampment No. Al. Meets Second and
Fourth Wednesday night of each month.
Teoh Lodge Degree of Rebcka. Meets First and
Third Fiday evenings of each month
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
Crystal Lodge. Meets every Monday evening
Mystic Lodge, X. and l.. of II. Meets Sc ,oud and
Fourth Friday ~ nings OF each mouth.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

4 Tho undersigned, desirous of changing his
business. offers for saic the property now occupied
by him AZ a wine and liquor store and bottling es
gether with the entire stock, horses. wagons har-
nesses, bottling machinery, store furniture, and all
other goods and articles in said store and estab-
shment
This is the most complete and best arranged es.
tablishment in Northeru Pennsyl lvania, and offers
unusual and superior Inducements TO any person
desrous of entering into business.
The above property will lie sold upon liberal
terms. JOHN GRIFFIN.
Towands, pept 10, 1881.
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O.. A. Il.
Watkins Post No. .'6S. Meets every Saturday cvenia
KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN RULE.
Towanda Castle No. 5S. Meets at X. Of Hall
every Wednesday evening.
ROYAL ARCASCM.
Towsnda Council No. 53 2 meets aatfrsd third
Friday of each month in K, T. Hall.
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OR THRtE DOLLARS 4 YEAR.
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ses~ Asa ynuc druggist for coiy ct ''Iour
Meas Fr,snt" ---lta3 read Il!
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FHIBCSTHhS SALE OF & VALUABLE
Il FjSHING SHORE, On THE pJTUM !. /;
REVB& III Charles CaEaiy, ri by virtue nf
dec;eo Ct tho Circuit ;;oGrt Tor Ch.ras county,
Maryland. sitting BE a Court Of KGu,ty in Il
ct":n Hhofcia VIM. y. Gregory .Sas complain
MI: snd Julia e, Chapman and Chars we're de-
tondsrts. bes!lnG osta n sg u h. 1881. The M.
dersigncd. s. Trustee appointed by sill Court
viii cer 2: pnhic sale. e: tho west font Of .!;r
Market Aouco IN tho city Of h;oxsrL:ia, VIZ
GINA, on WED" ESHh i, tho IN day Of Sac
Do1t A. L. o'cio2l; M. ell thu i!!sAl, Estate
and PEHSC& ii, PROPERTY f,aaiionn, N
Tho proceedings III said cue, Gt which tho ia!a
john ). Chapman. died. GeiH,d SID Ycasn:s:G
tt-1t: Hha EiSHErG HHUi,E. situated in
Chsr!ea co, AID, md Known S. Gi;h:MAn'S
tGiWI. together ii;i ai tho sry u-tsn ancea
thereto bc:ornnEo OK u! tail lf, nd tao boats
atlEes, aHi! ether h5EihE apparatus uSei IL G!i-
ing H. This shore, which has been G,hoa nr;-
ti!eb,v for : hundred and ihiy:y years, snd is re-
gafced es enc CT the hest CT !hr ;i,or, ia shout
one milo in cStan: s.d h25 1aad2 sc SIS ~ road
to the baciI country.
Tho terms oI sn,o described - sh:, ltcreo srn:
Emo purchase money 10 10 usii in thcne
equal ins!sl mGrt;. oGG.ihiTi! cash 81 tha DAY o!
sale. and tho residue Il o5e ard tao rss:s, he
desired pas rarts to bear interest l.1l; tho &ay
OF ss'c, and tho pay m at thereof - b. Eccu;cj
by the toads OF the purchased viii! e su:aiy O.
turetits TO be approved - So jiu.:ca, Ct ell
cssh CT tho dac cf oslo g &: ,a0 ratification
thereof hy ;hH Ci,cU:. ioG,: En- aa7!cs conaiy,
Maryland. : &. CHAPMAN G1ustoe,
noTlG-6ta For! fohscCc, MD.
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Is? y. r. I,ua15. huntjorosr

81 VIRTUE OF !. iccrca Of the Corporation
Court a thn ci!y nr Alexandria. Va. rcr-
d red or II" II III day OF October, 1851, in tho
:harCHsr cause Ni Ja,noa T. Crockett VIZ. Jsmss
i. y" :h.., :. adnr. {. 81. iha undersigned, rs
fpatisl curnmIssionrr, will proceed. on S,ATUE.
~; i, iiio a day q necarutor. 1881, st twelve
n'c'tca M, 10 ecl! 81 public suction, in lrant Of
tha A:srSe; tuii3iaa, on Fairfax street, in .ha
SAIL CT? q A!oZ.EdIl2. tho following property,
81 Which The la:e .lohn Z Webster died seized
SI': ijus' taEsh. to Wit
IL. 4 LOa o. GROUND on tho north siGs
OF Duke street, between Fa;rfhZ and Royal els,
fron!lss OF, luke street 1G ioet. and Turning
north Ii faet 10 q 4 foet alley, improved by 9
SEICK r,Ef IibiEET.
~. = LOT OF GE0UND. improved by e
FRAME GENEMHET, On iLo aouih sid3 of
Wiikc5 street it0rting On Wilkes etreet Il feet
sind running 7cuih Isl :cet 7 inchGg.-
suffice: 70 tic ign: Of John W. Campbell to an
ley 10 icat wiio. 50 feet south OF Wilkes street,
kcross s; II property, there being largo FRI mo
sta6io on sa!d IL feet slley.
Terms OF Sale: une id cash, and tho residue
IL tao equsi raS monta g. Elk and twelve months
respectively from the date of gale; tho deferred
payments TO bear Interest from tho day Of salo,
and TO be evidenced by tho bonds of the par.
chaser CT purchasers; tho title to DO retained
until The whole OF tho purchase money has been
Ia!d. CoITcysncing II The COST of the purchaser
X. KEMPEH,
n074-T41 Special Commissioners.
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EoSRs, STATIONERY, ese.
NEW BOOKS. MAGAZINES End ne.
~ VIEWS AT
FRENCH'S93 % KINGST.


FAMILIAR EEGLISa QUOTATIONS.;
6Oe.
HANDY CLASSICAL DlOTiUMARY;6 Soc.
DICTIONARY OF BLUNDSRS, a colec.
'ioa CT mistakes clten made in speaking snd
writing; Cos
HSHOI&E5 Of ZEE CRU3ADSS, By G.
q. Sioss. suthor of nlo's Ancient History.
BSUSaWCoD. by T. Buchanan Reid, bsau.
.iiuily ilust,ssaI 81 60
THE COkNHT or HORSE, 4 tslo of Ns,l.
borcusl's w.rs, by Q. a BeEty; 81 SO.
SPANISH FAIRY TALES, By Fernsn Cab.
sllero; quite row; ST. -.
OkAQUE-t' DOOM. q story. 5y III. u. Cs.h-
erEood illustrated, 81 25; psuer coyara, GGe
VIEWS ON FBNED QUESTIONS, BIZ
william! W. kinsley; 81 50.
FRA'sCLHTTA. a novel. by rita" G0c.
AUNT SEhkSA. by Blanche Willis Row.
ard, hos Of "One Summer" 81 IS.
RIOS hRT AND Rue, Of tho Round
Robin Series" 81.
SOUTH SEA sG2ToHE;. ny Mia. N. Y.
Dah'gten; ST 50.
INV BOOKS Gsily.
novl GEO 4 FHEECg.
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8 sJejTEGS fslaE.uE.
81 t!rco0 i INiso, auc!:onenrg,

Oh Ni&SiOH ;;;i.S,' SALE GS SALE:-
" hh;s REAL rs Z; tt,:;i;--I;y vr;ue Z. e d.
Greg CO TIC Coip jrati9n Court oi he city IF al
eSaaG!iA, rendered on tho l5.h day CT October,
1881, ln The caarccry suit 0f }. =. DevauEnl
and Others against &. V. i: Boy and cthe7e, The
uacsrs;Sact!. ctm -liss;oners !hcy,i1 named, will
oaer for sale be public sUction. 81 the front door
Of the Court housa on Nnrt:a street, il ssid
CITY, on TUESDAY,. tho 9Th tav c? ::Gcembsr,
1851, 81 tTe!7o o'CiICs III tie Loving pEcrci-
81. w:
l, ROUSE 81 Il LIT On lli5 NOEL. s;5e oi E;ng
street. beginning On King atraGt o. tie est side
OF % fec! 10 il. siIcv, d;s!at / 2-l2 feet frora
Washington street; thence On said alley nolth
parallel 10 Washington stree! G. ice. inches
thoncs oae: parallel to King street 8 :o9S 1ch
10 the southwest corner OF brick cus building
tnetce Inc sanH co"fsa continued along the
south wall 81 said CT. Suidilg 20 Tho middle Ct
the partition wall ttc:eoi; thence ,nsouch the
midGlo OF ssiG partition wal! north 5 f:ct 4 il. "a
Inc INC OF Christopher Ne2lc's io., the l0util
SEQ nt brick wall; thoaCo with The soulh side
81 SSH wsll caa. p2rh:,e: 50 King street feet S
inches; thsace south parallel 70 fFssbias.on g..
~ lee. TO Alng street; thence west en- i&ing st
IL fec: il chcS to tho tocnn;og. with The T:c
Of way over ssid alley. Fer Ibis rroDartr IN
UPSET bid Of SGOJ hiss baea maca 70 the Ucu:.,
sod tbs safe will DO ft:r:ad 1T tia. GxuIe.
&. ROUSE GrG OF OF tnc Tas. E:da Of
FSit!nx street, between Queen sEd Princess ST.,
ir!ntcS - iset irci.aa. with d0p;h iGi feet,
lying to1la CT tho huusa Iecar;i2 purchased hr
r. 4. KERRY, c:G.. il this suit
Ierms OF Sslo; ten per c0n. OF tbs ruTCha:a
money in cash on The Day Of aslu md the res idue
IN three equal iostarnnt5 a+G, l2eni IS .nontac,
10 be secured by the bonds Of tho purchaser or
tu:chat"le, wish good personal security; .io
bonds 10 BOAR in,crcst iron, Tho ia7 oi ssls. snd
thc Tito 10 bo retsincd unlil Tho sane nre iun,
paid. Convey anIinc n.ibo CTS: O! :hc uurche?cs.
=. +. t:GAGn, iGav1l'rs.
a. 4. EiG&2HAGH. cfSs?o.
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4 EgT'EDN SAEEs.

fEFEuSTHE'S SALE or FAIRFAX LARD.
a On SATURDAY, December 81. 1881, 81
IL o clock IA, IS trii:tee under Q decd OF trust
Septambe' II. 1865 recorded in Iitor e. No.
OF tao Fairfax land records, will sell st public
auction for cash TRACE Of LAND in Fir
!sS county. Virginia, con,sinins 272I ACKss,
situated ab0at Z haif milo from Telegraph
Railroad, snd to tho westward Of ssid railroad,
being The !-aC. of laild OF which said Lee hss
been residing for scrao years past rjsca Of sale,
front Gccs Of Cu:tora Hcu.c. klcxendlio, We.
TGri1s cAsh
s, EEEGUS0u BEaCH
nOviJ-coi:s Tru:.oo.
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-, e NTbSSH Dk ava.
H0ViJ-cod.s trustee.

NNOR SkbE-.A FARM, containing ONE
E. HUNDRED EN u THIkTEBN ACRE;3,
seven miles frca Alexandria on TIC road 10
hcc5inS, and nssr Eiount Vernon, sGjoining
th9 lands CT UworIh Buchanan, Taylor w.
B!nuut and Others. Ihn improvements consist
OF Two STORY DWELLING, nssrly Iow,
barn sad other GU! buildings There is $50 a
socG anrlo sn1 PEER orchard Oh ITO p,cInis:s.
Prizes S3.lG0.
IF not sold by the FIRST OF nECgMBRR,
!! will DO f'lr rent Tor tho gear 1892 For further
particulars Inquire Of Walter Walton or john
B2il!Gcar. Accoiink, We. oct2S-foImx
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MElaIVlS IA an d, UItfk.
u. Il. Stas1t, O. Oct24-W4w

V1RGINIA: In the Clerks oiice Ct King
y George Ui:cu. Ccuet October II, 1851.
IGz.beh HI. &. &. hooe and Xsrifa Hooe,
complhi1s nts. against Abaalom L. Balm bridge,
Robert e Bsiabiidge, Elizabeth II. Csss.rG,
Jcsephino Chsse, Seymour Hooe. Emily Eooe
AID Hs!Ciet Hcoe. the lsst four children Of
Seymour HOPE, deceased, snd Others, defsnd-
ante. In chGrcery.
Tho obiscl Of This sui. is TO subject the ,e.l CO.
tate in The bill named and known as Fried
lana and 'Eissengtoh" 10 tho payment of lien
thereon given by the late GeoTgeanna S. Hooe,
for tao sum OF $l0.47G II. evidenced by four
bends fer s.. eco lS esch, 10 VIM. S. Barton and
". 2. Mason, special commissioners, under q
decree OF :he Circuit Court Of King George
county, rendered in tho chaLccry cause CT Hooe,
guardian, agsintt Hooo snd others. snd for other
purposes in SAID bill nsnied.
And affidavit having been made end filed tbs!
tto above nsmod defendants arc non residents
OF this Stato it ID ordered tina: they sppesr here
within one month s(!cr due publication of ths
order, and do what 10 necessary to protcc! their
Interests in this suit A copy-tcete:
WA. ). BROWN, Clerk.
j. d. listen, +. q octl9-m4m
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epnnins am,i s,iosis.:: al a:sa sswa!s

5prninS :sisG s'f1hi5.:r All asia RsKaas
CLOSING.
Washington, u. o., and No!thoaa.a-o nsil!
m, II II. and Il ,I.i & - p. IL.
Western .n"i!5 80 and s 10 y. m.
Southern mails, vim Ei;&nrenI. W., 10 3 ::
%. an! 4 50 and Is y; III,
south ani LEWest,:a mails. via tv:r:.-
alFg, Virgins. Way end aa!cm&!: nIaila, : o.
G.. e:'i u T.. "a
IS aassaaa Di?isinh On =. IA
a!oz.rdra ~ l.onn;! Ii!.l Va, SRj e. M
nrEEIEu.
rof:harn >nd Western ma!ia, viz " asirras.
oa u. e., ~ .. IN. l.! n. and Is (|lp p. II.
!'2nthnrn n's'l', Nin Richmond, Va. g N ..
.;.i H;il :, 81.
southwestern rasiis via Lynchbars. virginl.
ithrunlh r,aiist inciHins :4.,y r',i!s IN Al !a,
railroad, :; 70 g. ~.
san.sahe niyinion 20 y. NJ. iuT !nck box noly
Round Hill 10 Alexandria. Va, ; 80 p. IL.
lice loUrs-D!i;2o 1;.cns 5. > 81 R. 80, ~ !
a,"... at On p. ~
:,,:n!>y iionra oG:co onAns :, IS r. 20. an.
,s,a III . 30 c. III.
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% 1hECTEIO MORTAR" all of the differ.
AZ ent kinds Of Tuto Paints, Brushes, &C.,
used in tho ncw style of srt painting; hlso Lydia
e. Einkhsu.'s celebrated Vegetable Compound,
Hydroliho sid kidney Wort just received at
n0yS LIMITS
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& !0D REASONS FOE Tx JOGTNKl
hE il,li


a!oSRoE. Ga. March IS, 1890.
VIC have for twelve months teen prescribing
c'Switps Syphil.ic Spet;lc'D IL tho treatment
Of Syphilis and many other diseases for which
1t is recommended, and tho results havo been
most satisfactory, net having hem disaprol tsi
IN anglo instance. We think, for 81 diseases
it ia recommended to cure il stands witnou: e
paeT, end thst sill tha medical profession viii
Ronnor or later, b forced 10 acknowledge il in
tho troa'mon! of syphilis as sine q1tn ,,on.i
N. l.. GALLOWAY. NJ. y.
j. 7. ROBINSON, NJ. y.
ATLANTA. Csc. Nay g, $50.
Ono oil our workmen had q bad case Ct typh;iis
cf five years standing, and wss cured entirely
with "SwlfGs !;pyhi:ic Specific"
WM b. 81 T. w IIoorIn
TIE SWIFT SpHCIFIC COMPANY, Pro.
prietnTs, Atlanta, Ga.
~ Prica of large CO roguIsr s2, reduc d 10
y 10 per bct;!o. and soall siza hoCi lS hal! the
quantity, p7ico 81 per bottle.
sold By E. S. LEhDBEETGE z BRO.
Call for copy Of Young Mems Fricnt."
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Court OF the ely OF alexandria. October
Il. 1851.
James =. Ca:lr, complainant.
ys. In chSuceTy,
alex. Hunter G! els, defts
Whereas Jsnes E. Carlin heretofore exhibited
20 cu1 Cifcui! of tho city of Alexandria his bill
OF complaint against Alexander Hunter and
others, Waereupon GUldry proceedings bSve
been had, IS apposrs from the records and files
OF ssid Court; tu. before a lnsl decree could be
pronounced ii tie cause James a. Garfield, Y no
had become party defsldsn: to said suit, de.
parted this lifs. leaving Hsrry s, Garfield,
James +. Garfield, aioiiIc Gsrlsld, Irwin Med
Garfield aad AhTam Garfield, his hoirs TT Law and
LucretlG Z. Garfield, lis widow. him surviving !;
snd tho esid James =. Csrlin having supplicatu
u foT G proper roTedy in this behalf, and we
being wiling that WIS. is right aud Just should
be done; sad it sppearipg By affidavit that the
said Esriy a. Garfield, Jsmes +. Garfield,
Moillo Garfield, Irwin Rcd. Garfield, Abram
GsrGsid ard Lucrotis z. Ca Ged n.e not resi-.
dents of this State, it is ordered that they appear
here within ono month after duo publication OF
this order to show if snyihing for themselves
they bs7o or know to ssy why tho said suit
should net TO proceeded il to final decree. and
be in all things in tho same plight and condition
SIS it was 81 the timo of tho decease of tie ssid
James a. Gsrleld, and further 10 do snd rs.
ceivc What cur said Court shall in t9st part cor.
sidcr. cop5-tast:
MGET0E MARYB, Clerk.
U. t. StasTt. p a. oct2e-w4w
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SIA4ER'S PATENT GRAVEL PAPHR,
- for tho bottom of Bird Csgos; prevents fitb.
disease, soro feet and varmin. Saves tno sud
trouble. and Keeps The bird in health and song
Mo have reduced tho price Of the above 20 20cts
q package of dozen shoeLs.
MCLEAN s. UHLER,
sarl4 7G King street,
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alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
LEG&Y, NOTICES.

ETtEG1NIA: C!erk's ofice OF the Circuit
Court OF the ely OF Alexandria, October
q. 1851.
Jane s =. Ca.lir, complainant
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puBLIC SALE OF u0LsTEIN CATTLE


Or H{.inaT, November %, 1881. ct thofr,m
q JUICE VIM. fEi!a!ton Eear Clifton sLs;ion,
y. Il. il. W., IN Fair!az county. md % miles
from Alexandra. az II g. N. will be sold with.
on! reserve 10 tho highest bidder, EIFThEN
fuHn BRED H0iSTBIH BULLS. varying
mage from calves 10 two gears old. Purchasers
vii! ho nh!a 10 examine and aclcc: animals fro IN
q largo AID lac herd Of ccwa and to those who
wish TO obtain this celebrated steel: 60 good az
"?pol'uhitg !s se!dnna presented. Venclea will
I:1"; Lie Trains snd run to and from tho farm
fnsacpgtrs viii have smln TINA TO fttoad tho
aisle ard eaVA thu ssm1 dsy
Terms: six month"; credit on approved notcs
GesfIng intoTest Ten ,,or cemt Of fox cash.
Nhmi!s rurchfsnd will, rl!ceired. 10 deliver.
a! or the cars al Clifton.
4 descriptive list With fail pcligracs will be
!hE1issea ca application ~ 7homps Fletcher
Superintendent Of tho farm, Clifton L. @ or tC
j"m's =. Mschen. &cTtTnvi!!c, Fairf.x 60, Va.
oct HS-nO,.:1.W
, 1881-04-03

WHO REDUCED THE WATER RATES.
It Carter Harrison were IN author there is
scarcely doubt but what he would indulge in
plagiarism. His memory plays fantastic freaks.
Anything he cace read or heard and considered
very good he would appropriate to himself, and
Subsequently pass out as the product OF his own
fertile brain. He, Of course, would not do so
Intentionally, but the organ OF Legitimate as
similation' is so largely developed that to him
''il!egtimate appropriation does not exist. He
and his henchmun for him are taking great credit
for reduction In the wuter rates, which has
been In furce Tor nearly two years. -He says
that ''ny Administration did it, and hence i'm
And always will be the peoples friend" II
Carter had examined the record, he would not
have made the boastful claim. What are tho
facts2 In February Of 1879, while Monroe Heath
was Mayor, Aid. Gilbert Introduced an orli-
nance making reduction Of Is per cent In the
water tariff which had been In force since Mny,
1876. tho reduction to take effect May /, ,.1S70.
The ordinance was referred to the Judiciary
Committee, which, on March 8, 1871 reported It
fayorably, and on April it was adopted, there
being only tive dissenting votes,
Carter Harrison was not inducted into office
Until April q. 1511, tweuty-four duys after the
passage of the ordinance; and when it was first
proposed by Aid. Gilbert MIR. Harrison was not
even. thought of ash Alayoral candidate.
1t would now be very becoming for Mr. Harri-
son to give the credit for the reduction Of tho
water rates to whom 1t OF right belongs, and not
appropriate to himself goods to which he hMs no
ownership either in law, equity, or good morals.
He may after election.
, 1881-04-03

brothrel-keeper and officer in which free drinks
on the one hand and immunity from interior
ence on the other formed tho basis of their
friendly relations.
The special bane Of Clark street is its street.
walkers. They last night piled their Indecent
vocation without any let or hiiltlrancc whatever.
A passenger walking from Adams street to Poik
received by nctual count not less than thirty
three inyitudons from as many street, walkers,
while from open windows nboye vile creatures
saluted him with solicitations, aud. when be
passed by unloading. threw after him obsceue
and profano indications Of their disgust Mt his
apathy. Officers were On hand. but they too,
probably, had their little understanding with
tho law-breakers: at any rate they took not the
slightest notice Of what was going on.
There is no doubt that It would be poiitic In
Mayor Harrison to have Clark street instructed
to behave itself between now and next Tues
day. He has demonstrated his ability to sup
only a couple OF days respite, is. for political
purposes, granted them, the public Will be
grateful.
, 1881-04-03

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MU.wACKEE, April 1.-The victim of the
case Of smallpox reported last evening is a
little child, daughter Of family named
Hess, residing at GIL Fourth street. The
child has been sick for several days, but the
attending physician was unable to discover
until Thursday what the disease was. The
place is auarantined, aud no one allowed to
pass into or from the house except the
physician and nurse. The father, who has
been working in Blatz's brewery, has re-
ceived orders to. stay at home. Every
precaution will be taken to prevent the
spread Of the disease. Another child of
the family is reported as showing symptoms
of the disease. Vaccination was performed
to-day. An Inspecting officer has been sta
toned in the neighborhood to notice and re-
port amy other cases that may have been
communicated. 4 dispatch from Storm IL
Hill, Chicago, states that their city salesman;
Robert CASTILLO, whose parents reside il, this
city, died at all early hour this morning Of
cerebro-spinaI meningitis, and not smallpox,
as was reported.
MILFORD, Ind, April Three new cases
OF smallpox made their appearance in this
nelghborhood last night, making a total Of
thirty cases. 1t is confined to one locality.