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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1881-02-03
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31st yexr Of Its age, 4tA of its present
management.
, 1881-06-11

ut p!sscn. ,arryInK n ,W'.e%''n. "for tho
benefit Of his htnith." Gti1 bcc,,se rer'
,n,n dlsaurccallo devciopmonts hnyo hrcn ~
lnntlr IN this city ct,nccrntnE hlS
Mc1,lnr connection With n certntu etuatnbont
cnrInrnston. shnulA tho ItonurnhIo" ace slt'n
return tu tito city nt his adnptlon hc will !har
Tint s.lIl fur,her tr1nbio hwats him. Wc'ncs-
tlny evening. Mr.. William MuprhsNlsc, III e,ti-
p!ovt of NJ. 4. hchnlrhnt+cr.n lonn ~! ,.. Fral.
nn.l cn,isci to ba tssuc'l II warrsnt alleging Tint
Htnntsnt,a y. Micro*nwskt Hnd .tMnt,'iii!. M hIa
cliAt,eI-,nortEauo t. y: seha!Fharscs, which said
mortgage Is rOcurt1csl III lsncurnr's Uttlcp 0f
s,nok County m the oevon.h dny or
tlay. conveying ccrtntu rcrMnnl property
arseribot l.. satd mortanEet mud that the s4l1
away snid property lit satd mortgage sneh-
uanct1."
Tho paper vns placed fps service ~ tho hnnda
Of Constable Murphy, WIN ,scarohcd .hlvl, nnl
low fur tho missing Legislator. tlS could
iot 10 iesn. either n ;u, hts hnmo ..', :. nr
supposed to 10 ut so,nn. point u Wtseonnin, TO-
Hcthor with his w!te uni his lousohOld furniture,
schaRha'ser has ieu By reason, d tho lnort-
eot,nitHintion onn. Hhohld tho gentleman r.-
turn, prosecution for ninving 1nortgaKcl prop
crtY will bu brought ngAfnst him.
, 1881-06-11

THE ACADEMY CONCLUDtS lTS SESSIONS.
Yesterday was tho third and closing day Of
tho Homeopathic Acadcny.. Tho mornlng scs-
slon opened at half-past O'Clock, DR.. c. II. Villas
iu tho chair.
Tho bureau Of Materia Mcdlca was tho first
to report. Dr.. Luuis shorluan, Of milwaukee,,
road paper on "0rug Proving" Tho paper
hcuamo tho aupjoet OF discussion, participated
Miller Of Xltnutoa, and he aptiinr. ''"A''
Tho Acade1ny then suspended tho regular
ordar OF buslilosa and el9gted oituHra W fQl.
!owss president, Pr. 7. II: MaAnee, Cltn-
SiSa Sysre' r. pssgst xss Gsis' ssss
st,erotqry, Dr. q. II; Goodman, Ut. Loulsi i'reas:
i. vilas, Ghicsso: pr: j. Il. Miilsr. Ahasioa; a
nr. 7. 9. nuucal1, chiaagu; DR.. Il. II. Dakor,
iyeSs'os !, ss xeasy s;ss'ese sss sesssa
croft, Ke.skuk; Q. 4. Manning, Chicago; ii. II.
fOx, Chicago nr. N. I. ltline!s WI. nladt
Ssa e ae bTsa pf oa sss Sa Gsa1as f
Ut tho bureau Of rhlrn,Mcy Ut Chicago, road u
pnpor IN Homeopathic Medicine.
DR.. ahorM#n, 0s Milwaukee. exhibited somo
yiR!s showing tho chemical efoct ot Light on
Dr. j. K. urnss. Of ChicHxo, wss appointed
Chairman Ut tho Bureau Of Pharmacy for the
ensuing yesr, and DR.. A.. W. Woodward was
eleutsd delegate. to the Worlds Homeopathic
Tho Ac44Y1y thon adjourned to IneoI a fusr
henca Ut q polut To b0 dGtGtsuined by 4 ooiniutt-
tea fur tant purpose. " was expected that Dem
Dug,nR the AFTERNOON, the visiting Homcopatha
became tho xue2;a OF Ds. Villas, 4liu wcro driven
to thu variuas pupts u !ntorest in ths city.
, 1881-06-11

After singing "to. French NY NNspEl.' Mra.
nnru and strength 10 meet !ho RESPONSIBILITIES
q thc hour. Mrs; Moses smith; NJ !htrnlt.
sss .sssa, s IF aaa 10 sS w T. srh a. I'll wSsf'S sa
ourselves" said she. "ana rrIpr!" or tnrce fer
work By ~. ss,ynx mud ,'cll1Hx @ ',ratt t'mi: !:
Word i. tfu'h rum thr".,as al ii''s stsshi,!as.
s o 9" 'nssss e s% II Fl @ Hs hrst @ ' aiso VIII eI" %'"s
!s 'ss 4 %f 7 |G:: G:t:f x.r !" Ss: A.
sSs: ~ syx ~ sys " % S E', II ,so II ' TIC e !ss e''
Rrayer's sk,ll ai:ls ncw snntirs. s*,the wunl. ~
f'nry ' xs s s Il Mh 4"Scr ce sss @ n's sSp, nys
bcu,ltioa. new sl,a,scs. nilsi NOW tul,ic.. wu
wn,!!'i DC 4 In'wcr IL Thy work Of TIC Lard wo
and do H." y rtatncxt tur trstyyr frus,t luck
inr!, a., was rc.I fr tho meeting. II. ct'1s,s.
S ss XIII Ms. hS trys s;y'1Y y so !ts i 1sss%t
Ing for helr tnr lhe in.l!At:. Al indian wonas,
sent = rries. Tot PRAYERS it,r tsr 1ecHtn;, M'ss
Nd news q tin ,!ea,h of Yrs. MnrS ,!ils* Cnnn:
Sy's H. e4 u % o y. gs X lis M tcap, SsrGfs r III IL
hcr ~ l,ns, lost Ms tatl,er ana two slsters.
cign missionaries to DO vhli1t sctvlcc. Afcelai
praser VIM Offered hs MtS isutler, 1 1t Suw f"rk
s' so osE II 1 weu sha sS Sa @ aefy ssns
several yenss. Nav was tho time. she saEtt. 10
tnkU tint Territory fur Earist. There Wtrt INV
thcrs ~ the ftSy. III. isarsows. Tic sHrcria.
a IND ID !aS me- IL ne esy 6sors s s
Church thorc. tho pastur, q, milking New Years
cnlIs, Wns altnose unIvcrsnlly offered Wine. Nnw
temperance work tyls Enintuy thora. SalHo
lcadluK MnrnI.,ns elaitcti lint the tlentiics r..
si,isS sntgtnpera,,cu Gnd thsr fors m nf DO,
Young hasf hlA uwh htEiIllery. Hli5 daughters ut
tho most prominent Mor.noa families hatl BEEN
socn drunk on tho streets. Tho lcaders could
mt ts'ntsol tho people. ~ tur,ner!y: ~ ono
ti'no Morlaons wcrr nut allowed to 20 INTO uentio
s!orcs; uno greatw wnnt thorc WINS free sch.solA
thrown into tho luce ii Children Gy their coi.i:
ras,io.ls OIL tho playground and elscwhurc, and
tho teacher llGr br,thors church. ut Salt Lake
City, bud tltty.tlvo additions tlusng Inst DcGeIn-
lHr, Ut whom twenty-five were atDrliNit Wives:
Nclnnrks wcrp nlsD nndu hy Mrs. lhlip, 0f
S5yy Ni:s ~ E. I. drccnu. % ''''''''' WAN "''
TIL: nulr.piSa 1ooM.
The building business Is unusually brisk IN
~ ef s w " ~ csrta q hs
that vcry % l,a!,y of Inc bu'idss diat hasc ce
loicrrud Until fnll, owing 'nrKcy to tho high
prtco md scarcity Of brick; Tho transfer
e ,sa ae9s sstse m w @ nS 0T cdy e rSnse Il
lust Th.ltsaay Ut tho Charles MeCaflester estato
lot on cel,tere nycnlt. nclr Taylor street. u!
dwelling. .houees u,i It. x building permit WIS
issued few dnys since 10 the caicago i9yo-
mgnt Company for tho erection Of building
nnd Nineteenth Etrcois, Tho structure will bD
t,rsk. seventy test sGunsc ortton ef whISh
ior i. j. f!it,n,.l..lst oti lionor6 streot- ThS
n,'ltns x'll u af ns!s, w'!n Il! stono q tr,ags, t
InBnsoil. 4 tnil1linE ~, Ch!caku nvunl,e, Hctr
, 1881-06-11
BRICK vs.. WOOD.

TIE room MAN rtsna IT ECONOMY To uss THE
Y,iiMEtt.
Considerable intcrcst having hcnn awakened
Ut lato ns IL tho cost Of honsra fur tho working
elnsscs, a TRIBUNE reporter took thu upportun-
ty ycstcrtlny of ltx'kiuR through scction Of The
city whcrc must or this kind NJ building 10 going
OH. Tho nr,3hl,oshotxl sclnutctl was TINT near
Ashland Avcnuo and Fourteenth Btrrct, whor0
nrc Kning up all ktn,ls uf structures, from tho
stylish little cottnRo costing SibU tu tho tnosost
shnhtl0s Ut single room costing F100, into
which w!,o1o families arc Intltcrlfninn!oly hud-
'iitan. Conversation will .an,a or tho tlcnl1ens
oxGrlisant. demands Vi tno lant,orti.
"Whnt ol:o could you expcctr' said M intelll-
titl n cntthEo fur bis owt occlpnn6y.. IA yehr
nKo was paving q 4 .nt'ntt, rent. Ina now fqr y
want any repairs made, or tho sa,iltnry etnh.
Yer ny lanof sys ,nay yot %s 4
such high ront mud c!u.hv md feed ny famly 1f
, sossn l!oys IND E'rls' 80 um starting IL listIo
IIis ht,ss wns e:3x:x, fcct, and rcatofl on posts
act In tho ground fur this scotloD of tho ctty is
we tho sq popsee os o tf oso s t.
havc live roosus, bcAl1cs pantry ntid d c0set pr
"ro show you to what shifts NO poor pcopIo
nrc sometimes driven" sold the mul, "wo h.iyO
10 build by pLcgpmual. and, rs It Will ho Bun,p
tS ssfSrG or s % eaH eonpsse y
$4s0 on lorE tflne."
IMMEDIATELY A1A1nlS1Nu WAS A s11ANTr
20 BY III feet, the cost Ut which WIS abpnt &l0o.
1t was larger than permitted by th6 Eiro ursi-
llnt!ee which limits tho stu of franc structures
@ f"r r. '9 ad 1at IT, a%poss w esa e
lcmgthc.. out Oh tho measurements d iktIo.
Tl,e reporter ,n9untsd ladder lsadl.ix M up into
euurH0 uf erection, :Ax@3 fuct, ceiling uIEht aud
c,hnlt teet ht9h. It was OF quo story, wae cut
rlars axsccn imchos @ 1 s9naro. :. rho Sor sa was
so,na serem rrot al,oyc thu ground and afforded
cuinmtdnus sturo.r roosn below. There wns
QUO tanr md 1.-Two wlntlDwR, and tho basement
+ portion wis ciolcd IL with flooring. Tho builder
satd that tho house would be completed, with
as .!ei q shpaper sssS; %ouM II i b. to use wood
'os.Sssa s4eoat It si5e, sE'Sf but
IT WOULDN'T ne REAL ECONOMY,
for apart from tho krcRt liforcnco In durability
tue frnlnu houso would require Hs ts,,tuh to koup
1a!ntsd tr thsce years as would n"xo up tho
How . about the ,reIatlvo cost II 1t wcro
",Ih,,t wouldn't Oo any saving. It you wero
sulIl brick will. It oniy takes 1a,G40 brick for
this house. a1td tho rrice why 81 thousand"
bo.ls a,,a other tt,cxrensiso houso.fur,,ish'nss M
s W '0 HosS saf2 f3so @%s Rst VII ssS
Eroi'inl. shs saii il wns not vt pastero.i. and
was nota worry Inviting plnce, but poor people
eo ese sss, ws ssS es sa.y o cottage lust
HottLlg uiNtcr ruof. aud tho reporter roIlOwcd q
a,tEi.sarrlsr Up through r, thG raiters to xet
ctght-tHuh wnlls. wuu!cn foundations, With four
rootns aew.a.s.airs an1 a roony ha!f-siory above.
Across what viii so;net!mo 10 stroot when tho
prnlre gets moro thlckly built up WIS tho bust
'!s9 included I, the tour. i was e brlok. 4x
, 1881-06-11
TIE C1TY-uALL.

IuENE WCfC kulElEs DiQ QcAluH Ill IuQ Qlty yQH4
Arnxru.cr ,or ran oxs, ,o,,cr ,,r,c,r wos o,va-d.
~ .I r. t1a,s,a w.. ~ ra,,n...',a,'. ~ ~,
~ ~ ~ -. ~. lu.a - t"' oola't''t VI '"o~
JUSTICE KAuYuAas hns boon uruntcd n vaca.
,9as 1,, ~. s;um ,, H. T., ,-t.,,,.. -. M,.nt,,.,,
to Try aud I &c. sH sl Of m tho ~ rnsunasisn s " FA
T,ur resolutions of the Hpt,th rars tlonn1. aak-
ing tho city to hurry IN with It's portion Of tho
alirh,xln avenue tn,un,vc,nuut. wcrp nrcsontrd
to tho Mayor yestoriay.
MAYOn lAnllIst,N hns now ronchod tho pinna-
clio Vt fane. i brund ur cigars bus been 1,aIncd
ttYr h,1 h n1 ana the s Sot
iishel with Cartcr:s Counterfeit nrcssatmont.
,r.,, u,..,,ua =. r.,.... ,,,..,.. =. ~, o~,
clurk street, y, = daao salonn Shore street.
sr m wy iaS rsxoke5 %
eap'. Buckley .......
InE nfsaRo Oyer Haaen SIP VII po swung
re SoWss ssx sSsS o ws 5 5 rsos HtSr e q
!sos @ strsos Ss!ass VIII not 10 eo'aIoacea Until Until
'as ,'.'a. :, " raa' ,,a' -. 49, ~. ,
ycstey caie !? ayor arsison a n'e"s 70 say tsas
70 70 hayG d,o n9 ~ iGss on piilvy street u frt ot
pay for il. 1ho Mayor sud that this portion Of
.fH, thH street woald be improved rs soon US pos
''s'e' s,s ,,,,. ~ H.,
OF he Cinuinliasl Fire. Alarm sysiein. Is tbo
auest of rrs'f. isarrctt. vim IN si,nwnr lin - whMt
chicNuu ktiuws nlout no!ce. and fira.a a,nrn, tnit
T,"nhs NJ ru.ts,u~ ~ otn.sn; III ~ stn.,n
~ ,trn.rss WhMh Ghs,1n h,s .hwt, ,no H. Sis
ina' a,H Ihimk. ha ,a, pHit;rt tn ~" nants ~ ~
The Oh!D with tanne auw n0tions. 0f improve
&netlta IN bis hcad for tho Cincinnati fro Alarm
syssom.
rur following building oorm,ts vcrc orontcd
na"t ranrshn,, ~, H. n rot H. IA tutsr usu
n~rr,,e ~ .nst X S1:' srns M u Vnnr",tu tSraca
story nd Lascmert woiiiua' s,s by q fcet' s' Ma
", tbrn1,. st,rv tyons W ~ In 4: az ~ II 9tn
Wnrrta street =; t.'st 4 HI. Sfs~n ~ auet in ~ ~
~ twnstcrv ,,if]n 81 Hv ~ foHt ',nn's.
aoa' s'@."c's s'soct' " ooss $i'o"'
noon waited upon Mayor Harrison to urgo hin,
to appo'nt Mr: james T. EeAly ~ q nletnber OF
packer, u lborul Democrat. and wns Ut ono time
Il Incinbcr of tho iIonrl. Tho a!ny0r aoknowl-
asm,,n ~ thar css ~ n1 Fo tn9 A.
".nmt ~ hi 1it ~. ~ ~ tG, 'St g. HAuy
sn5S6t tho appoil't,,cn,. l,isr has boon ,rao @ by
tic roopls ofE shs Fitsa ward. 'N' '''' " A'' ~
TnE Committee on schoola met yesterday aft.
| erno1u, With ALI. Stanber in tho chuir. Tho
nintier Ut RrahtnE quit -clA!i,l leed to George
| Fund may have III tho undivided haIf ct the
soashwest sluartor or SEQ. H. Towu u, ltanxc Ii,
for tho sum Ut II, uu, provided that Ar Pullman
should hold tho oily harmless fruul any claim
leAsu grantud hy the liturd III Education, wls
/ tmkrn W., aud Judge Polly urxuctl for tho grant
luz ot Tho decd. Thu matter WIS roferrod to
resolution, 1T AID. Ilrally In regard 10 tho city
purchasing schnol. hooks TOR pupils waa roforred
to tho Corporation to.lnscl for in opinion.
TuE Committee Oh Elfo and Water mot yester-
, 1881-06-11

casks wino. II cnses t.nlmpaHnat J. N. RuKers
package printed matter: nrtlcr 1iarnE l'rua. Il
tu, III l,uxeA tnplnse; Chcngn Stamping Com-
Jmny. I'm boxes tinpinta: ii!hharsl, spcnr'r 4
th., 10 taxe@ tInpIntt: Cunningham l. Hunter,
II cAeks suin- lush. GOllcettuns, <AE:!!.
, 1881-06-11

"RoNEll OIL ISnts.H
Ask druggists fos tough on on lsats. t. eloara
, 1881-06-11
THE CITY.
IN GENERAL.

J. q. GAllhSEtt. 0F lIostoh - nj tho sucf"'ai'
4. KENDALL, OF Montpelier, VI, Is Rt Tho 'rrc.
mont.
1us1A,t CI.ArrY, Of Peoria, ILL.,, is At tho TFe-
mont
Dn. j. WARD, of MadIson, Wis, Is at tho
Leland.
ina l.. HANspAiE. Of san Francisco, IS nj tho
Palmer.
wl,a.tAM DEvtiS, Of Now Orleans, Is at the /
1'almcr.
c. W. TtIoMraux, of London, England. Is ut tho /
CHAuscgY 1AMn, OF Clinton, ill.,, Is at tho |
ShrrMnn. |
orsnar Al. M,1.t.xt., OF Now York, Is at tho !
sherman.
j. N. NnwLANps. OF Glasgow, Scotland, Is at |
the Palmer.
ssvAr,,. A. +. 1srMxsipE, Of lshudc island. is
nj tho Pacific.
l.. II. nEcEEn and w,fc, Of Colorado Springs,
Cno., nrc Mt tho fremont.
MAI. T. II. nnAnt.Ey nnd James Ashley Tnr-
ncr. u. =. ~. arc 1T tho Pncic.
T.. Ilsrp,E HAIL. uf London, and II. r. Hare.
Of Nottingham, England, nrp nj tho pnulilc.
'r,,E rcf..uenl uf tho rubbish hbo,tt tho new
Cutrt- House innkes II NUT terfal ehnngu Tor tho
letter. let tho removal W on.
A soc1AL ruou, for Chinese has. boon fltlcl Mp
~ The Y N. Z. a. l,,idn9. 'wtcre1he ambitious
lion UNI! ainnseinout.
TlE officers Of tle roltco Patrol 0f tho West
Mlattsnn Street Station sh0t and k1l!oa n NM!
!loH SSsscrany a. tno T,sdss1co @ ~ ,ss W h;; Inn
ItE Lu,nt,rrmun's Association nuuts Mt tho
Exchange ROOM oIl Es,lth Waiter street tu-tlny
Ut p n, when the bpnrs atld hntls VII! try colt
cltlsuus rs to tho cxPedluncy ol revising the
ynr.l priee-st.
va ]. Mi.i,E., Of Yokohama, ,;1apan: \: d;
F!chtcr. Of isas!! Swltxorl aud; W. illst'er, oI
Husaa a JamSs 1 's ' n S5n1} ny a iae e'E9 e
liclleviG. tnilltla, urc ut tho Palmer.
a CHART is!n ruurso Of preparation. md VIII
suon be delivered. containing tho nRtnes Of MI
the nrrhtcrts, nifFs,hs. Gnr!,gntcrs hAr'lwate.
men, Rn1tors md MI othors Y! tho city guxMsed
ti halldLnx or furnishing building tnateslali
A t.sM,E wus,,n, henyily lna.lcd with grcen
hides tloeka.lsd the ssrsut-r4iira IN mes!ant
strcGt, between Laku uni HAihulEA chtiSnx
long and ted'uus ichy to pasacnKoss on the
cnrs.
The temperature yesterday, as observed BY
Mnua.4c. 0itIuiul, No. " Madison street friIi-
USE Hn!llt.is w.ls lis follows: Nm. ill.,, 1s; II n.
&; :sir' ~ "' d. ''f''"e''f' IT, '"'' s'0S; Ill.,
EuaxSE 1lnLroS, tho :-yoar.old sun Of chnrlcs
G. Hutton, Of No. 4.CGhtru strcet. fell from thn
uttcruoon. unu. striking upnn his heM!i. fsAc-
tured bis skull 30 severely that death Will ncccs-
suElly follow.
evening ut the Ahrrtnnn House. but, owing 10.
The ucsiect of tho sccn:tsry II Issue the SMs. S
ttImury hutiecB, Il QUORUM DID nut Attcitl. Tho
next Mectinx will lt called for tho .4th lust.
DIV. wHlrrL.:, thu ruvisnllst. now II, lictast.
ireland, will return tu t'ls city during tho latter
pnrt Gf this tNnntb. accompanied b5 Jhngs Mo-
GIunahau. the cy.nsclcal singer. They nrn
expected to lnhiI rGs,vnl meetings uner tho
auspices of tho y. II. L. \.
lar
, 1881-06-11

Cumrntns leads IN flrat-clnss dental work q,
fair prices. ~ Slate street, cor1,ur Randolph.
, 1881-06-11

Special attention is called to the Royal Owl
cigarettes. This brand OF NIL Havana cigar-
cites In Strniton & Stnr,n's tatest md best
production. Sold by nil dealers.
, 1881-06-11

MOURNING FOR "MIERO,n
1iE VOICE Or TUE OMxplT0M IS HEARD IN THE
LAND.
Tho Hon. Htauislaus D. Mioroalawski, OF Chica-
~, tho 0etn0cratlo Poliah member OF tho I1wer
1fouse Of the leneral As&smbly OF tho stats OF
Illinois from the Filth senatorial District, "
, 1881-06-11

luck s. Ilaynor's Moth Powder Is a harvester
Tint rcapa roAchCs by tho million.
, 1881-06-11

REMovaL-HAll'S SAFE 4 LOCK COMPANY
1Inve rpmovctl to
Ct Washington stroct,
between Dearborn md State.
A largo limo Of nil kluds Uf aatcS.
, 1881-06-11

rulsEIuN M1sstoSs.
The tirst quarterly meeting OF tho Northwest.
soSlsty was hcld yesteriay III s6o SilchiSsn Nv
enuc Methsniist Church. a ycsy, large aasrn.:
bnKD of latltcs wis proacnt at thu upeuIng Ut
GcrEar, mInissor II lilo ExGcutivo Coininittsa..
Numerous ruPoFts wore Fcnd By aotfvc monluors
S
s!uurutary. slsa. +. +. Willing. und Of Mrs, Crali
dun, tlu Trcnsurur, were the most Interesting,
they nll gyu u llattcrlug Ns4uraneo Of pEoaperl-
| y in tue work Ut forvlHn missions: Tho Etport
| Vt the stervtury showed that the uREre-
s sse0Pt Pou Of wyra ho sSSsty faq fa!oaEns fe
nast yoar:-an incroaso of tJl,uDo, 9vcr ihe
thS prseenE E; g. yea1 , ssv9, N.Y. sanidntes for
BY tho !nliuchcs Ut tho .luly Spirit, and Tor The
support Of workers Y distant lunds The soulety
Lastly, tho Northwestern Draneh is preparing 10
sohd th1pa i,!sslonsrlts y llutgaria, Toxic, and
hH ao SHx ss.,1ey u we:!cs rs co Sna aa ho, rcort
u. issi. was ss.sa5, iess . ryint!tlco u iiako-
s siehsa ' ia;i'ans, ioa. I'D I'D S.s. W!soo%si.
sho had received III asnonut sufficient 10 aluku 4
| total Ut Sv.s.G. Tne Disbursements included =
sonSinx h Ai Dr. ~ Ea ''ii G|lehrst. tia as.oaary, ~
vii sidaa sissleo 1%xio asso,ate%, % N"x..ati, ;al-
Kafa, and Italy, amounting to oysr v, ,u leav.
l
&1l&a~ ~ ls:aU tha meeting adJourned to the
bunduy-sehoul room bulow, Wher0 tho ladEus Ut
| tho church bad generously prepared u collation.
for the fettOshuI1ht Ut their HuUSts. OF Whplu
tloru wGft uFUr .aU pErBunt.
| YAe Alt9rHbuA 8GsAtun WAS opened at 8 ., III,
by tlno uFYnti voluntary payca " Miss il0yct,
and. utter prHyor by tho Ituy. ur. PArkcs. shurl
adarosS was ulado hY tlht gentleman uNa report
frnm KalKnnzoo, Atth: that ys1uug ladies, grad
uatu physicians lii tho tl,lnoplh tioctrucs, aru
uoml'1llu 10 apuslasze to tho allopathiu ta1td II
| thay uesis0 To ObtAin my practlGe In EuRtCru
lands. Or oven III thcao unltod btatt4, 70
| struMW IL the anttputhy aKa!,lst Homeopathy.
| ut Rarkaa sAi II Wil4 nut 10 much u matter 1T
| what school he hnd graduated froiu. ~ whether
| tnb phYslclhn WIN Guulpttunt 70 pT1cltcu. Mrs,
l1osn Wust: aE thia city. then ruau u vrry intor.
truxEcta tn China ind Japau.' She sAld that, Ut
tho close u tho present cu,ltury. J4pal will 10
known ~ u Christian country, such Ii The won.
| durtul advance made bY our Forpgn tluasd. lu
Africa. sau satd that the Word vi H4Ivuti0n bad
| tGea aSrrled BY recvnt lntEupll missionaries all
tho WY thrAl!ul tho huurt Ut tho 'DkFk Cuut!-
nent" fron tue Niger AIolIx tho inland rlyosa 10
tho Krcat !akca Ut Nxallxn+ AttGr \ vughI sulo
BY Mss EcllIu tatry, nlShop Merrill, VIII. bus ~
and ln.1la. .uxIe 4ret Rtldres4 on The piugrosa
| " ChtisttAui!y III ththav cQuntrlca Apd A0xIco,
| lie aQyueat1d tho GnuultnK VI huh xchoui ly
! tho sueiuty IN 3fG1icu, which would graduate
missionaries and scHd theln furth Into tho world
tully equipped with spiritual wisdu,n. ltu do
| e!aFe1 that the KraA0 AAYAure ut tho Gospel ln
| tha East could nut ho uxuHg.ratul.
| HOME AlsAltyAs.
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| Afasious OF tho luterlur Of the CunKrcuA tlu,ial
J Church bold sn elthusiastlc session yesterday
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-07
Railroad Casualties.

The forthcoming annual report OF
the Railroad Commissioner will give
the following statement of the
persons injured In Ohio by railroads
during the past thirteen years:
Passengers, 430; employ on, 1858
Others, 939; total, 1882.
The killed during the same period
are: Passengers, Dol employees, l..
OH /; others. 1880; total, 9 53S.
SOmc ono is killed or injured on
Ohio railroads every seventeen hours
aud thirty.six minutes. The total
number OF persons killed or injured
on Ohio railroads during thirteen ears
IL CATO, an average of 497 GO 100. The
average number of persons employed
annually by railway companies in
Ohio during the past thirteen years
has been 1904. The total number of
employees killed and injured during
that period has been 3,6lO. Tho aver.
age number of employees killed and
injured each year 10 277 SO 100; that
10, 1.lO per cent. Of the total number
OF employees are killed or injured each
year. This per cent. is much higher
among train men; Que cmpleye is
killed or maimed every thirty-on and
one half hours, inclading all classes
of employees.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-07
Mans NOblest Work.

This is an age Of great works and
wonderful inventions. Steam, cleo
tricity. water, air, all are made to serve
man, but unquestionably the greatest
Inventions are those which preserve
mans health and prolong his life, and
among the greatest of these is DIR.
KING's New DISCOVERY for Consump.
ton. Its effects are truly wonderful
and hundreds are happy to-day, who
once looked forward to an early grave.
For Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asth-
ma, loss of voice, Hay Fever, Hoarse-
ness, Group, or any affection whatever
of the Throat, Chest or lungs, DIR.
KING's NEW DISCOVERY will positive.
y cure. We can cheerfully recon-
mend it to all, and can unhesitatingly
say il is the only sure cure for Throat
and Lung affections. Trial bottles lO
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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-07
bounty for kililns HAWKS.

The following is copy of the law
passed at the late session of the Legis'
lature, granting bounty of fifty cents
for each hawk killed:
SEC. 42O9a. Any one killing bird
known as the hawk, shall. on the pre-
sentation of such dead bird to the clerk
Of the township where he or they may
reside, be entitled to certificate to the
amount of fifty cents for each hawk 80
produced.
Sec. 42O9b. Any person or persons
claiming such reward shall produce to
the clerk of the township the number
of heads for which he or they may
claim reward, and it shall be the duty
of the clerk to destroy the same imme-
diately and issue his certificate to the
county commissioners, who, on pre-
sentation of such certificate by the per-
son or his order to whom it was given
shall issue their order upon the treas
urer of the county for the amount OF
the reward, to be paid out of the sur
plus dog tax fund, and shall be pre-.
served by the treasurer as other orders
are directed to be preserved, and 1t
shall be the duty of the auditor to keep
an account of all such orders as ac-
counts of other orders are or may be
kept.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-07
County Dsmscratic Cenvensaen.

County D0mOcFatIc C0AveAtiOn.
Pursuant to call Of Central Commit
tee the Democratic Convention ol
Portage County assembled in Citizens
Hall, Rrvenna, at eleven o'clock on
Saturday. July 2. 1881, and was called
to order by Capt. I. +. Wilcox. Chair.
man Of the Committee.
The Convention was organized by
electing Hon. 8. d. Norton President,
VIM. Paulus, Esq., Vice President,
and o. 8. Rockwell. Esq. Secretary.
On motion the Convention proceeded
to elect six delegates to represent Por-
tage County in the Democratic State
Convention to be held in the City OF
Columbus on Wednesday, July 18th,
1881. The following gentlemen were
selected as such delegates ID. l..
Rockwell, A. A. Barber, d. c. Cool
man, T. F. Wilcox, Col. G. S. COtter
and Geo. w. Barrett
On motion Of d. l.. Rockwell, the
Chair appointed g. ID. Harris COM
mittee of one to report resolution ex-
pressing the sentiment of the Conven-
ton relative to the attempted assassi-
nation of President Garfield.
Mr.. Harris reported the following: !:
WHEREAS, telegram he's just pass
ed over the wires announcing the at
tempted assassination of President
James A. Garfield, be 1t
RESOLVED, That, as the representatives
of the DemOcrAcV of POrfape COuntv
in Convention assembled, we unqual-
ifiedly condemn and denOunce all such
acts of lawlessness and express our
supreme contempt Of Ninilism and
Communism in every form.
The report was unanimously adopted
Convention adjourned sine die.