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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-11-24
An exchange very truly remarks

An exchange very truly remarks
"There is no excuse for idleness
among our young men. They can
all get WORK if they try. The great
trouble is, the majority of the young
men of the present day think they
were cut out for clerks, and that it
is degrading to perform manual
labor. There are young men in
every community who have wasted
years in waiting for an easy berth
who could have been making from
seventy five cents to one dollar ell
the time. The fact is, a young
man who thinks it degrading to per
form manual labor is no more fit for
clerkship than q hog is for dane
! ing master.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-11-24

Guiteau has some smart points 10
his published defense. He narrowly
escaped being a notable man for
composition and oratory. Here is a
gem from his collection that ought to
be preserved for reference : appeal
to the President of the United States
for Justice. | am the nan that 10 ade
him President. Without my in
SEPARATION he was a political cipher,
without power or Importance"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-11-24
"A World of Good.

One of the most popular medicines
now before the American public, is
Hop Bitters. You see it every
where. People take it With good
effect. Il builds them up 1t is
not as pleasant to the taste as ONE
other Bitters as it is not a whiskey
drink. 1t is more like the old fash
toned bone set tea that has done q
world of good. # you don't feel
Just right try Hop BittoFs. -Namda
News
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-11-24

The republican party is unmis-
kably the reputation party of the
country. They began with the re-
pudiation of government fiscal con-
tracts 10 1862, and continued the
process by indorsiug the reputation
by a state of her debts The hold
ers of United States securities GER
tainIy have no guarantee that, if that
party retains control of the govern
ment, the bonds will not be repudia-
ted.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-11-24

A Boston man, who has been
roughly treated by lawyers while on
the witness stand, is agitatipg the
question Of law to protect Witness
es from insults of counsel. He pro
poses that when any subject affect
ing a witness reputation shall be
privileged to make full explana'
ton of that matter, regardless Of it,
relevancy.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-11-24

What is known as the Riddleber-
ger bill! in Virginia provides: First
- Reputation of $l3, 100000 of the
principal. STANDARDIZATION Of
the bonds, principal and interest. -
Thirdly-Repeal of the provision
making the interest coupons Teceiva
BILE for taxes.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-11-24

They were sitting together Sun
day evening, with an album between
them, when she pleasantly asked,
show would you like to have mother
live with you ?" In just three sec
onds he had his hat half way down
over his face, and was boiling
through the gate.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-11-24

Republicans say that the Supreme
Court will sit down very hard upon
Virginia Reputation. Therefore,
they laugh the louder at having
tricked so many white men to vote
for Malone.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-11-24

The Democrats will redistrict
New York with her thirtyNfive Con-
gressmen; and the Republican, Re
adiusters will redstrict Virginia
with her nine Congressman. We
think the Democrats will be the
gamers by this exchange Of States.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-11-24

A lady, in reply to some guests
who had praised !the mutton on the
table, said h: oh, yes, my husband
always buys the best; he is great
epicac.'
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-11-24

The negro supporters of Repudia'
tor Malone are clamOrous for re
coguition of their services, and Ma
hone has pledged fat offices to many
of them. The boss has sn equal
number Ct white adberents to satisfy
and between them he is likely to
run against q snag.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-11-24

IF you want any kind of job Printing
done, such as Letter Heads, Note Heads,
Bill Heads, Cards, Circulars Handbills.
Pamphlets, Tax Receipts, &c, we will
guarantee to do the work as cheap as Allan
ia. Bring your work to the Journal Office.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-11-24

Three boys in Iowa used powder
to blast a rabbit out of hollow log
The parents have found the rabbit
and vigorous search is being made
for the remains of the boys.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-11-24

A New Haven young woman has
twice postp ned her marriage after
the wedding guests had assembled,
giving no reason, except that she
was not quite ready. The affisnced
husban is hopeful.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-11-24

81 declare, said Julia, you take
tho words right out of my mouth.
No wonder; they are so sweet
said Henry. The day was set that
evening.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-11-24

'Ma,' she said, cOntidingly, Henry
has asked me to marry him. And
you accepted p was the query. NO.
was the reply, Il didn't, and neither
did | reject him. If | can keep him
on the string till Christmas he'll
make me a handsome present to in
duce me to say yea You know
I've been wanting a gold watch for q
long time
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-11-24

Because a Cincinnati thief is wo
man worth $4,000 the police cons
clude that she is kIeptomauiac, and
kindly conceal her identity.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-11-24

The editor of Punch has fourteen
daughters He'll have lively time
if he undertakes to board all his
sons>in >law.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-11-24

I,quiring duffer asks: "What
kind of liquor will man gst drunk
on quickest 2 The kind he can
get hold Of first.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-11-24
Chr aBasietta sonrual.
Marietta. Ga, Thursday. Nov. "a. 1881

"The way of the transgressor is
hard" to find out.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-11-24

Love lie n severe critic. Hate can
pardon more than love.
, 1881-02-02

shall latsn Its revenu0 tiy special taxation
nnd without reforellco 10 tho general vaE''a-
tim OF property. Then tho Councils mil
HoaFt's of each city anil county may ttlcrcnso
tic yaltntlo!, ut property wltiilti thclf owh
limits nt' 'thftnn without assuming thereby
nny Of tho burden for Slate taxation TINT
sliunat properly tall hpon ot'icr portions OIL
the State. ....... .-..
Thcrc seems 10 be absolutely no other rur-
pose III tile l'tllegar bii'' than tint OF ttr-
nlshlllg tile local governments win the power
to increase expenditures a''d lakes.
1t Is not claimed TINT the railroads will pay
any iarger share OF taxes thnn thcy now 1'ay.
Indeed, nnoi, tho basis Ut tlicIr earnings last
ycnr, tho railroads would not pay 80 t'tlc'l;
a't, 1T tito event That ral'road eAri'''trs full
OF, rs they may I'll cnse OF bail crops, tic
proposed tax thereon would full short of tho
necessary reyet,l,c. Tho TAX which 1t Is tic
SIGNED To nsscss ttp0n express, telegraph, eilu
Insurance. companies Will not bt 4 snSinE 10
THO people, whatever IT i'lny fnioslht 10, DE-
catlse it Will DO re.1sscssca upon the people
III larger proportions by Increased cllargcs
.fofsHstrance, etc. Meanwhile, tnera VIII be
no uInlInutlon. but nlnsost certainly ah ILL
crease, Of general taScs. Tor tile rcasoil We
have RIycn-ylz.: because tho valuation OF
taxable property Will be enlarged anu local
taxes will grow In rroportlon. The farmers
can much better afford to pay their present
proportion OF tic Static tax, which Is conf
parattsely insignificant, than 10 submit to
cxtoEtlon from local l'oart1s nntE intlulgu ex-
trayagant administration Of local govern"
merits.
II ban = mt - IN NJ m
, 1881-02-02

TtE weather reports, II Is well known, do not
show the real temperature near tho ground,
The thermometer Is elevated Oil polc
placcd In one Of tic highest buildings In tho
city, MD tho reported temperature Is many
degrees higher IN winter antl lower In stint
mer tllnn TINT whtcl, the people have my
practical knowledge Of. 1t would seem also
tint tic record OF rainfall, wlla It n,ay ba
strictly accurate from q scientific point of
view, Is totally misleading to the average
newspaper reader. There was heavy
snow-storm In this city Monday. Tho drifts
were IN many p1nccs three Or four feet dec D.
The discomfort caused WINS In proportion.
Yet the Signal Office reports ra!nfall Of
tour-ll,inslrcdths of M inch, which Is ex-
paincd to bc composed OF melted snow. md
the condition of TIC weather Is reported rs
"llgl,t snow" Nowhere tlocs 1t appear fit
the report TINT Chicago lias been Visited by
anything but II slight Hurry Of snowttnkes,
Tho Signal officers are. Of course, following
certain rules prescribed for their guidance,
AMI no btnma nttachcs to them; but there
ought to be some amendment OF the system,
SO TINT 1t will be possible 10 ascertnin, ap'
proxlmatcly nt least, front the printed re-
ports what the real condition OF tfte weather
Is In distant cities.
, 1881-02-02

TIE western counties Of Kansas are DO
pendent fur tietr futUro prosperity III q
peculiar degree OIL tho Increase Of the annual
rainfall. TlIey now have sufficient rain III
somo years to raise fair avsrage crops, bnt
tl,s supply OF watBr Is 70 Irregular an4 un-
ccrta!n That 1t ca,,nut bo lepalMlsd on.
Hence the evidence that the rainfall Is III
croaslng from ycar to year throughout the
State Is especially gratifying. The Signal
Service observer at LeayenwoTtll reports that
the average rainfall for the past eight years
has been 80.0a lNol,cs. The otlicla! report OF 4
partial geological survey OF the 8tata made
In l895 put the annual mean precipitation tqr
the thirty years immediately preceding, as dtr
tornllnpl by observations made vt Fort
LeayonWorth, at 3l.34. Tie reported lncrease
, 1881-02-02

qualifications Of tho tolcr. Tho General Az
scmliy cnn no m0ru authorize pcrsnn to
vDss Mt Any election In this State, aftnr pre-
ylo,is residence Of six months, or thirty days
I'll tho county, nr ttye days III the cectlonslts-
trct, thai 1t chi, abafs', yottng by ballot;
a,ltl yet It lns NIL tho power {ilo moro ard ITO
1css) to change nml abolish a'l theso consti-
tutfnnal requirements That Il has 10 author.
izo PERSONS wElnsc pro,,iest boast Is tint they
arc alot "nlalo citizens nf the United Statcs"
10 voto Mt al,y and NIL elections III this State
'r'Io fact Is, tho Constitution Of Illinois
stands broadly, firmly, nnd ttl'M0rably III tie
why Ut tlils 1itn.ls bill. nnl, sl,ouid tllo leg
tsatl1re bo wnuk enough or fooIsll enough
to pass suclt glartnE attempt to set nsitto
tho Constitution, the Inv wuuttl ho rs impo-
tent III tho wny Of lcRalfztng female suffrage
as II tic Inv formally abolished tho Cnnstt-
tuition antl declared son,e ono Of these would
be s,.trragists Governor of the Slate.
Tho 1ilnds hftt ts but feature In tho grand
fnrcG Which theso slifrrngtsts exhibit mt tho
Stntc Capital every two years. Tllcro 1s nut
MI Intelligent man III tho General Assembly
who does not laugh Mt tho simpertng folly of
these agttntors, and who, taking these ,inil-
agcra rs specimens OF the tu-hc-enfranchtsctl
sox, would not declare them lncklng iii the
reasoning qualities by which they propose 10
etovAto suffrage.
There Is but ono wny In which those wof1-
on Gull gain tho right Of voting III this Stntc,
md That Is tn lave tho Legislature submit MI
amendment to the Constitution of tho State
striking tho word "nlaie" from tho seventh
article. to be voted OH las otl,er amendments
if.,-
, 1881-02-02

JupaE FREEMAN, tho Asslstant-Attorncy
General, Win has been In Attendance o,, the
1ession Ut tha Tennessce Legislature III the
ehterest OF Mr.. Maynnrtl, stopped over tlny
III Cincinnati oil Ills why bac's to washing
ton. 1lo lntinlatcl tliat tho failure OF the Re
pablicaus 10 r|cct Il Senator WIS due to bicls-
crIngs within tl!o party, md especially to tho
ambition 0f olle or two lMcll to carry OF tho
prtzc. There see,lls to 10 10 doubt TINT AIr.
Rodcric1s l'andom Butler. though perfectly
Sincere, wns premature, to sny tho lCaAt, lit
swinging over to the support of jackson. IT
MayIlarl's forccs Ind remained llrnl Mt the
critical juncturc, ulld llo lsa.l received tho
full Republican vote on tile next two ballots,
1a might hnyu be0n elected. Tho cullsu-
qucnccs tint may flow from tho errars cun-
mlttcA BY the Republican members Ut the
Tennessee Legislature may l,ayo MI ilnp0r-
tant influence OIL future legislation ut Wasi..
fn1t
, 1881-02-02

THE New Orleans Democrat, rs will bG
seen from n,i article prlntctl III the column Of
"l'ublic Oplnlnl.," takes thu speech Of fien.
I'd I,ragg OIL tho l'ngc c!aIn, very ln,lct, Il,
heart. 1t nnlies lin tint tho Southern De-
1Nocracy GILL got 0n vary well without its
punIc atltcs III thu Norti.: wlila 1t very sorl-
ously questions whether tho latter can 10 us
well without Tho vote aMl iMiluencp OF tho
san'ld SutIll,. Tut 10 part of Its diatr'bo IL 50
exnsperatlng, because ,,nna Is 81 true, rs tho
accusation lllat tho intelligence and power Of
the Democratic party ure tor tta most part to
he foMntl In tic Southern States. Mr., DrngE,
in Ills ctllnler moments, must l,ay0 thought
til mltcl. himself. Whatever mny bo said ct
tho eood tasto of the writer who calls Mr..
bragg NIL "idnl." n "Jackass," aud "s|cl,l-
agUg," 1t nInst be confessed tint tho estt.
,natu contained ii, tho Dctsocrttt's nrticlo Ut
the rclatiyo merits of tho two wings of tho
larly IL not fnr out of Tho why.
, 1881-02-02
PERSONALS.

'trho Scientific lt1Hcrica7l says TINT rubber
Is now usod for vorcorlng furniture. 1Icroto-
rorc II has been usud for bccfstcnk.
Tho astonishing report colncs from Indian
apolts, 1ntl., TINT there Ia n g!ut If 81 and ~
notes thorc. III Chicago there Is q glut Of ncr
looking for 81 and ~ notes.
"Mr. DEIkins, TINT Sway.back stopper Of
yours must have bcun born lonE time aEo2"
Ycs, ts} way-bacls in 1850 but hoA 40 horso nil
tho san,e."-Isobert HoH,er.
Quite n sud Incident occurred Mt this Office
yesterday, an apparently respectable mnn COM
Ing iii With n Joke to the cllect that the Found
llng's Hume resembles popular song because 1t
!s 4 "baby n,nc."
The editor of comic newspaper In japan
has bGen sentenced to thrcu years. i:nprlson-
ment md d t!na Of 200 yen for publishing Ger
tain article. Wa sscro confident thAt aomo slny
ono Of thoso Now Yhrk Ibst Jokes would be es-
tiniatc.l ut !ts true yalltu.
A sporting young man III Magenta
let l,ia f,tthor n fnr1, ho had Hu.lta
buy Inare cuIlcd Mies Green
4 milo In "eghte0n";
hut hu lost, for sho went IN ":"o.
Charles Il, Du'm.
"Nitl you nltow mt to approach my sui
tcct at uncc?" asks a Kontlculan who sCnds In
4 communication. Cestninly. -You Gnu not only
nppr0nct " ut n,,cc, but you can curry 1t oil
ugntn. THO fairies nse nlways kind IL editors,
and whcn 1t IL necessary to tnko cO1nnltntca.
tion away thoy nlako It up III sotnc nthor way.
"Ccctl Clarc" sentls III son1o verses COM
munctuy:
4hs i!isnaa!s n sS,iF :,i| IN, now al tfills'
i|ss I'll" d. siS s'iS & &! ,hs HH T"Si'as ; ;rs; @
And wants our 0ptni0n ut hcr cbntlccs ns a poet.
Wa think your chunccs OF hoEng killed aro tirst-
, 1881-02-02

Tic "1.lncgar Tux bill" proposes. putting
tho case briefly, to raise tho revenue neces-
sary to the support Of tho State Government
by tnxtng the gross receipts OF railroads md
other public corporations, and combining tho
tax on rcal estate and persunai property be-
longing tU private citizens and private cor
poratlons to tho osupport Of the County, Town,
and Municipal Governments. We 10 not
care to discuss the constltut!opnlity of tlta
proposition (which is certainly very doubt
ful), simply because there IL II serious ob]ec-
tI0n to thu measure even It 1t le constltu-
tlonal. The rcal purpose Of the btll does not
appear OIL lis face nor In tho explanations
that lIaye come from Springfield; md, when
that purpose Ia stated, tho objection to the
measure will be apparent.
So long as the tuxatlnn for State purposes
DO raised upon uniform assessment Of
property. as eQua'lzcd among the counties
by the State 1inard Of Equalization, there Is
n eoInlAnil effort In all counties to keep down
tho valuation af taxable property, to tho end
TINT cach county may pay rs s,nail q pro-
portion rs possible Of the Btate taY This
rlynlry amounts to permanent check
upon locnl taxation, because thu Stato yalua-
ti0, ts the lawful bas!s for l0cal assessments.
Local taxes nre governed by three proyIs-
Ions: ~ No county or town may constttu-
tiolmlly incur a1'y debt Or Issue bonds iii ex-
cess Ut 3 per cent OF tho valuation ot taxnblo
property; ~ city corporations ase HOW
limited under tho law to il per cent Ink OH
tic valuation 1T their prouerty ollts!de tho
Interest oil their tubt alltl their school fn,,ll
(3) County boards cal,. umIor tho Coasl[tu-
, 1881-02-02

earnings would be necessity. II tlicro were
no other wny than this 10 brcak tlnwn tho
monopoly and protect tho people from extor-
ton, tho end might justify The means. llut
ailcli prnceetlinY Is IN no scl,sa necessary.
Tliuro Is no obligation ,lpon the Government,
either legal or lnnrat, to purchase tho mntc-
rfal, franchises, lAtcnts. Or waterctl stuck Of
tic Western ui,ion Telegraph Company or
any other telegraph company. When tho
Government determined 10 n.ll tho carrying
Of parcels to its posiai systen. It did mt ap-
praise thu yalM0 Of the express companies
plant and contracts mil proceed 10 purchase
them; 1t merely Increased lis own facilities
10 tho extent necessary to ttallsact tic added
business. No other procedure Il necessary
in tile caso OF tho telegraph companies. II
II be lect.tcd that tic postal facilities Of the
Govcrl,ntent Should Property include tho
Acntliig of letters BY wfro M we'll as by rail-
road, ,-nnt but few ncop1c question this now,
--tfen 1t Is tho duty Of tlle Government 10
mid the wires to lis p0stnl system. nnd not
to buy out some existing corporation Mt n
fictitious valuation. Let tho Western, Union
Telegraph Company continue Its business,
and cltnrge as much Or little as It r!eRscs.
The postal telegraph, to answer its proper
function, should strye tho public at the mini
mum rate Which will 1ny tho operating on
pet,ses upon the lowest casl cpst Ut ttla
necessary material. The project should he
in every way independent Of tic existing
corporations with tfelr watcrcd stock; and
Ntr. Springcr's new Bill only conyfnccs us
that 1t Is always nnsafo 10 conlmci.l any
thing which TINT gentleman proposes III
, 1881-02-02

IT. may he hid dawn ns nh nxtnm IN amiga
mont ,nottcrs In ocncroi. ond In oncrot1c
muttcrs III nor,lcn1or lint Ina nul,lc is viii.
Inc md enrcr tn be dclu,letl. and in no form
of non,,1nr entcrto,nmcnt ,,ors II mnntfcst
thts niocrI,v viii, moro yno1 than in Its
nntronnno IT tho oncra, Tie sa,no peonl6
WIN wo,,ld i,off r,tI, in,1,cno,tnn nun;nst
,ncrc,,nnt WIN a,,ou,d chnro. t,,o,n 81 fnr M
ortic1o ,vor,1, 81 6o will nccont the sim
nrtlc!o of oncro Mt q, not onlv viii, cI,pcrful-
urss Int fa,,cv tl,er nro rcn,iss II, thnir d.
votfous nt TIM st,rtnc of music If tlev to mt
MIR nm t,,c ncc,,ntnrv sncr,f1ce. IN s,nr,tnr
NH tho nrcqnnt sausnn ror. illustration. r,1r
trv,n,,x1, h,s m ,to.tra IN tuvoivl, ngoirst
Fri sroraanr NJ 1Ior ,fninoty,a Military AMI
f,noratIc srrvlcc 4 nonoror wo,,ld nc
snu,nthinv ,,,orc .b,n mor,u, WIN world
rar,;ea r. toro nj In ont,i, ,,ot t.a.
ncc,ol1r vvhcr ncontc ncrststcd IN nrcssfnf.
t,,o5r monov uru, linn. If la In n maj,
1T aorcnsttr t,,ru NJ mini. thu strht of hts
coah.hox and flo crtrihuttona whtch mir
iuto n M account or onc ortist ,nnst oiforl
hin, l,u,ocnsc t,rot,t,catton vfIc N, tte other
Ion,i n bc In n man ~ n nl,,1osonl,ic t,,rn
~ mind hte tl,ono,,to ,n,,ut io ,irvnd with n
,a,,st,,o mat ~ In cous;,1"r. Tin totnI ,,ac,s.
sItv t,,ot rnnncts lin IN orc,,t twtcc tho
| wilma nf nis ron1s
I,nt ,,e cnnstor t,,o cosc Tin roncrtorv of
nm scnson ~ o. ror no on,,ounco1 consfzts NJ
a. lin ), 81 min ,, t.lIot1etofla !, ..NInrtn J,
!. I,o,,ortto " :" so,,,on,hm,n ), .,,rrovotorn,, ,,
| ustnhat A}o,or,, ffor ! Sunday ni,-bt co,,
AMY u 1,urit,,, y Il ro,ot J, ami !. I1,n C,o.
,"rt !, a,,,1,.,t,,,- ,saso y A,1n >, i. ,,ot ,,ot
,rnr,, and tl,o ,orro,n,onno ~ n m .fo,,dnv
, 1881-02-02

rrr CrfcAor Tn1RuhE hna ostnhnhot branch
occs far tho receipt subscriptions and adyeEtlse
ments ar fot1Dws: -.... .--. :.
NEW fultK-itoom - Tribune building. F.T Nc
FAnnEN. Manager.
GLASGOW, Bcu,lnnd-Ailon'a American News
Agency, II Rcniold-st
LONDON, EnT..-Amercar Exchange, %@ Etfand.
l1ESilf i. t11.i.lH, Agent
WASHINGTON, d. C.--j1l9 street.
, 1881-02-02
THE KINDS BILL-FEMALE SUFFRAGE

to control, rcgnlate. enlarge, or contract.
Hero Is the language of the Constitution
itself:
Ant VII, SEQ. /. Evory person hny!nR re-
slcd IL th!s StHte one year. i tho county ninety
preceding my eircttUn therein. who wns M
elccsnr In this stote on tho lat lay. .of April, 4.
=. lstS or obtafnc'l eertltdnse pf nntHraiiza-
prior 70 tho lst day Of .Jnnunry IN tho year 4.
y. 1ssy Y who ahnl l'e q iaaie cfstzs,1 81 Of Tho
shMll 10 entitled to yofe ut s,tch election.
=. AL votes shall be by bntIot.
Tl,ore is Il bill now pending before tile Cell
eral Assembly, and which i'as bcen leratded
witt, grcnt noise and much pnrutle, which
proposes to nullify tl.ts nrticlo Of the Consti-
tuition, and which strongly, II not exclusive
", comments Itself to those who support 1t
becnuse of Its plaill, notorious, and sclf-eyi-
dent urlconstltuttonality.
.Wo refer to tho "lIinis bl1l," which pro-
poses 10 give to eac community the optional
right to prohibit within Its jurisdiction tho
sale Ut all liquor, beer and wine included,
tho cllnice Of option to be determined Mt MI
election to be held for thnt purpose, tho bill
declaring that at such elections 4vo7nc7L slin1
DO legal yotersl
The Constitution provides that thrca clnsscs
Of persons only shall be voters ut my etcc-
tton to be held under tho laws of tlIs Stntc.
These Glasses are:
!. Persons WHO were legal voters in I'LL
,,o1s under tho laws thereof prior to the
adoption of The Constitution OF 1913.
T. Persons who III good faith oblAinetl
certificates Of naturalization prior to 1870
from County Courts, which Courts 1t WINS sub
scquently declared had no authority to Issue
, 1881-02-02
ADJUSTMENTS.

I{oolcs'a Thentrc.
Randolph street, between CInEk and La snllc- MY
. Geraldine" Afternoon md eroiina.
, 1881-02-02

IInver1y'a Then4re.
rcnrhorr Hirce. corner Of aNhrop- EHgaGemcnt
of uor Ma}csy's Opcrn Company. "Afcslatnfete,'
, 1881-02-02

11FnnN UTEFHs1I0fFEFs
Clnrk street, opf>ustt now court-ltonse. EnsnGs
mcnt nt Tho iioray Combination. "Tno ltcRioh ol
Honor" Afternoon md oven!ng.
, 1881-02-02


Madison street. between ente nnd Dearborn.
Engagement Of tho anliene Comic opesn Company.
"OHyottc." Afternoon md evening.
, 1881-02-02

Olympic Thcntrr. -..,
Clark street, betwBen Lake md Randolph. Variety
Entertainment. Afternoon md eyonthg.
, 1881-02-02

.1endoruy ar AiUa1e.
IIntbtcu street, nrur MADISON. Wost BdG. Variety
eutcrtntnulont AgtcEnUon und cvonfnE.
Centr,lt aknstc-IFaI1.
Corner OF Randolph md stAte ntreots. The etod.
dartl t.eCturcA "Fayis"