davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-08

AND PHAMPLET WORK A SPECIALITY
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-08

the Pa. & n. Y. r. r. pass this place
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-08

Strayed from my premises in Towanda
twp, near d. ID. Maynard's, on Monday last,
a pale red COW. about years old; white
strip in face, and piece of right horn broken
OFF. A liberal reward will be paid for the e.
turn of the cow or information where she
may be found, S. VANEERPOOL.
July 2.
my Wayward Pardner,' for s. at Whit
combs Book Store. 24G.
ICE CREAM. Samuel Powell is now pre-
pared for the season to make Ice Cream of all
kinds, such as Pineapple, Lemon, Strawberry.
Blsque and Vanilla. He uses nothing but the
Best Country Cream, from the celebrated
dairy Of b. f. Bowman. l also make Orange
and Lemon Ices. [ also furnish Ice Cream
for Pic-nics and parties | hope my custom
ers will give me a call. Orders can be left at
Mercur & Co.'S hard ware store or at my resi-
dence, Lombard ST., house No. II. Ice cream
per quart, 81 cents.
SAFE FOR sALE-Fire-proof, Combination
Lock. Inquire Gf w. j. YOUNG.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-08
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. 10.
Meets fourth Wednesday each month.
KNIGHTS OF PYTuIAs.
Towanda Lodge, No. 29O. Meets every Tuesday
evening.
Endowment Rank Section 1O1. Meets Third Fri
day III each month.
ODD FELLOWS.
Bradford Lodge, No. 167. Meets every Monday
light.
Bradford Encampment, No. II. Meets Second and
Fourth Wednesday night of each month.
Leoh Lodge Degree of Rebeka. 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 Second and
Fourth Friday evenings of each month.
G. A. II.
Watkins Post No 6S Meets every Saturday evening
KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN RULE.
Towanda Castle No. IS. Meets at K of p Hall
every Wednesday evening.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
Towanda Council No. 532, meets first and third
FRIDAY of each month in X Z. Hall
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-08

Ice CREAM.-We are now prepared to fur
nlsh ICE CREAM on short notice. Orders
left at hirbry's daug store or with driver of
our milk wagon, Will receive prompt atten-
ton. Price 81 ID cents per quart. Nv.
II. ELsBREE.
II. WILCOX.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-08

IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS SDec5uz an
ducementS are offered you by the BrRL1EG-
TON ROUTE. 1t will pay you to read their
advertisement to be found elsewhere in this
issue.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-08

PasSengers going west will save money bv
consulting II. E. BABCOCK. Ticket AGonff
Towanda. Pa, before purchasing tickets '--'
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-08

Don't fail to go to JOHN SULLIvAN's, on
Bridge street, for the best five cent cegar.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-08

Daily Eeerfesv' Omfy IS cents PEI.
sssonfh. Fry 81.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-08
he Daily Review.

ToWanda, Pa, Friday, July s, 1881.
, 1881-03-13

A BANKER WHO KNOWS WHEREOF He SREAKS.
BELOIT. Wis, Feb. 15, 188l.-Hnn's Safe and
Lock- Companu-GESTLEAEs: We have just got
nicely settled In our new bank building and had
sufficient use Of the fire and burglar proof "out-
fit" you furnished us to feel warranted in ex-
pressing to yon our eutire satisfaction with the
manner III which you completed the contract
made through your Chicago house, At the time
onr institution WIS s.organized we visited Chicago
aud canvassed the safe question thoroughly and
practically for several days. The result was
an order for n complete bankers "outtlt" Of
Halls manufacture, rescrvtnE the privilege Of
going or sending to your factory at any time
during the construction of the safes for the
purpose Of satisfying ourselves us to the truth
or falslty Of certain statements regarding the
alleged i:upractcubflity and asserted mechanical
impossib1ies Of your many improvements over
the ''autiquatcd" class of goods usually c1-
hibted. We availed ourselves of the reserva-
ton (which VIC admit WIS freely granted), per-
sonaIly visited your factory, and were not only
satisfied, by thorough tests and experiments,
that we were getting absolute protection against
fire and burglars, but we were nstounded at the
lmrncns!ey Of your works. And the large nuua-
bcr of bankers sares IN al stages Of completion
was sufficient assurance That you build just what
you agree to, and that there are many others
who coincide with our opinion. Wen nre told by
bank men that nc have the best and most COM
pletc outfit in the Stnte outside Of tho larger
cities. Respectfully, G. B; SALM<>S,
President Manufacturers Bank.
, 1881-03-13
LOCAL ITEMS.

The song Of the weather: Hail, hail, beau-
| tifut spring:
When a Chicago little boy is bad and his
mamma orders him to stand in the corner. he
! edges toward the door and remarks: "Say,
MA. is it corner in lard or a corner iu
| pork?"
| An item Of interest to our businessmen
| will be the opening on Tuesday next. of the
Merchants Lunch" by Messrs. EtI.aaNson
Bros. Continuing their extensive wholesale
| oyster and ice cream business. this enterurls
ing firm have fitted up |uncsl-room at Isl
DeArborn street, nearly opposite the Tribune
| Building, and will serve a first-class business
| lunch! including oysters, coffee, etc., tempt
ingly prepared. 1'ronipt service will rule.
Lunch there Tuesday.
| \ farmer near Shabbona wrote Jay Gould
Offering him $50 Il month and Ills board to
work Tor hllii, rs lle learned from st. Louis
paper that Gould knew ,nDre about watering
stock than any man Ill the country. :.
Mr.. Mccoy, the genial proprietor Of Burke's
Hotel, Nos: 40 and> 14a Madison street, re-
ports that his business for the winter months
has never been ;ss large as during this wiz
ter since tile hotel opened. II has not been
an uncommon thing, for every roonl III the
house to be taken, which speaks volumes for
the management and the ACCOMMODATIONS
afforded.
Next year they are going to have steamers
which Will cross the ocean iii seven days.
This Is three days for sea~sickness, two for
recovery, and the other two for watching out
for land.
Tie finest stock Of oftice-furniture in tie
city is ut J. \. Colby j. Co.'s, 2l7 and 210
State street.
4 Philadelphia man is aboot to sue for Il
divorce OIL the ground of aduteratior. Ie
caii never, nc SAYS get decent cup of coffee.
Gentlemen can obtain the finest breakfast
or supper i'll the city ut the Common Sense
Lunch Room" (under Central A1usic-1IalD,
corner State and Randolph streets. "Clean-
llness civiIity, and good fare +" is their MOTTO
"Archinedes, you say, discovered specific
sraVlty ON getting into Ills BATH; why had
the principle never before occurred to him ?"
Perhaps this was the first time lie ever took
a bath.''
O'Brien Bros, Sci State street, have opened
a braich store, paints. oils, glass, wall paper,
ETC., at Go6 West Madison street.
The finger rings OF this country are worth
S5s,0o0,000, and are Of 10 earthly account to
stores could bc opened on that much wealth.
Every !lat Of the latest style at o. 4. Cooper
d Co.'S, E4 Clark street, corner Madison, at
prices to suit any purse.
You can tell mercjfnl farmer as soon as
ne STOPS his team ut il pOst. lie takes the !
blanket OFF his Wite's lap and spreads it over
the poor horses.
China at auction Monday ut 10 IL H. En- |
tire Stock without reserve. Gays, 2; Wash J
ingtol street.
Il have found in my years of life," said |
Alexander Stephens, 'stlat fuur flen exng- |
gerate where ullc tells the plain truth" Let |
Alex. serve as assessor Of taxes and he J
won't find it So.
, 1881-03-13
Elijah Lewis and John Mcnamara, were yester-
day held by Justice, Wallnce in $500 bail to the
THE LAST OF HIS RACE.
A StranEe, Eventful History-A Bloody
Vendettu.

"A otI8nEes EFent1uA EtI6IOry-A 0AooN1
Vendettu.
Little Rock fArh.t Gdzztte.
4 Gazette representative was at the Union
! Depot yesterday when the day train from
Texas came in, and was informed that an
officer was Oh board who had with him q
prisoner Whose history was quite remarkable.
After 4 short search the men were found in
forward car. The prisoner was all old man,
who sat very quietly i'll his seat, and did not
seem to have much interest in the world or
the deyelopmentof Arkansas. lie was hand
cuffed, and did not care to talk From the
officer, however, and himself. the events Of
his strange history were drawn forth, and,
having been patched UP, made the following:
The old mans naine is Danlgreen, and he
lived before the War in the northern part Of
Tennessee. His home was a pleasant one,
and with his wife and two sons he lived very
HAPPILY on his farul until quarrel arose
between ncighbors. The difficulty was
patched, but one of the sol1s-both of whom
had grown to mans estate-coneeiyed that,
he had been wronged, and one day, while lv
and his brother were passing along the road
III !; wagon. they came up with five MEN,
their neiEbors, and the quarrel broke out
and Would nc not ' BE- itaidated i GIi By ;Giso 3er op
ponents. Hut words led 10 blows, and the
live young men, pulling pistols, tired upou
ir,..t tme Two Danlsreen boys and killed them:
Ivy tala aWay, sulo Iearlhg Tue 'ensea,nce
u ulu naait Daiteleeh, lof ne "iS even e!ell
fs4teu fps, IT. uua,g ~ oln lan, aiHSppPea1eu
anu lis wife were nearly distracted ut the
ueasn a. u tnelr pofs, " wllonl tley were
WY nl,otu, t.,. aiu nIs. nanleieen 1itver r.
eovGigM e' M tioi1i luz oinW, o!t noout tne .!lne
left To lament the separation Of his family.
~ co1iGei'en ehe iut;s that motnlik Mas
leit III lh1s !i1e lot Mlm' eAsept To opt1in tSli
u! I'le sne't M'lu ,''su inuusu sa'at
- A!S sons. Iht uevoseu tue fehutItef III u
's ul ~ tlas p!tpusF. IT, ~ pegan ~
eeiAtieally 70 setIch 1or uie Ii'e !nt'', wliose
H mes were GIleyt blnek me"iIi, t aleyeis, ,
;'llu ulaN calltu Dlach lonl, put "uUse
, 1881-03-13
DEATHS.

|
bfaaeeas esiy ssovsa shia Joha
and Hannah Mitchell. aged years and u ulohths'
| KLABUXnE-ot1o Kjnbu4de, March L. ut T.
n esea M1anxes yeass papers a. sas psaso pGs Copy.
FEENEy-Ats5 s5 East ktnzte-sss James Feene2. tn
n'E ,mcrai Hondar March H. ut 10 d. Ill., to Church OF
a,a 1as S,g Sspss please
ivERs-Mary Elton, daughter Michael and Rosoy
assd assd1 il ssaeatsaS sesFs I'D g. A'''' ~
,ns sa,ta'a as Il . 'eoes q '''' y ~a''.' ~ ~
OF lie Boasd of Trade. 10 hts sist ysar:
donce, II. south La Satlest by cur1taGes to Grace~
land.
" OF Salem. Mass
@satns asd day;; yfSnSs:t daughter 81 william and
Faaefa! ison, the above residence at Il O'Clock
Sunday, Marsh + BY s ca;s ~ 70 1Shs Calvary
o. tlSe Nelie; dea,: ,,: we We 10 .oyed f.iIi iyou'
But Cod. Who loves you 6s ter;
s. 'les hou3. ,sI Mo no C. ID Or
spi9e! msn'a.itls Fe5ds E KS!ses: soa e Feya :;
e9hgRS.N.5sn T.. Ea,sh an: youngest @ daughter
OF Wlltln9 q tnd Maggie 6. GooiTn' aEed - aa5s
1t. EiSyldeaes :5 Il. is and Dsdham Aass' papers
P1easc coP5- .. - .
DEANE-At Englewood. March y, 1881. angie
Mable peane, dnuxhtcr of Geofge f. Ocanc' aeco ~
Seats months Ano ID oAsA
WATSON-1n this city. on the ltth tnst- Robert
5sth year Of his nge
Funeral from the family residence, No $50 Butter
fed-sk, Sunday, Murch IL at D. BY carrta1es to
oakwoods Cemetery. Friends OF the family invited
10 attend ..
FRASCHE-un Friday, the 1th inst, Deiphine ~,
infant daughter Of Theresu and n. l.. Franc
rARKER-Fr,dsy. March II. at her residence, 1n
Aberdeen;st. Ms Mary Pnrker, mothe: Of Police
Uflcer William Parker, OF capt Eberaod's force, in
the 18th year OF her nse. Three sons und dau9h
ter survive her
The funeral will take place on Sunday, by ears to
SNIFT-Maroh9 9, 1851. Olive c. Swift. eldest dnuEh-
ter Of r. swift Of Carson CITY, Sey nscd = years
Nevada papers please cooy
ur,r,r-s+ =. f,,r.oou h-,n,ov.,4 ~ aru,hersp
m ia III in.t AZ E.i;w N Hurry nniy snn II II
T. und l.. Il Kuell nred wear ana u dnvs.
Funern, scryic.s aT !: n n At above number.
v.wnruuoI E-u.-,h :. ~ ro,vr,x1uns Ah{po,t
xts,ttln - w. o Nj, - - - N"efn
su;h An' "r.a 'a'h"t3 ~ -sA'' -~
, 1881-03-13
THE CITY-HALI,

The Committee on Streets and Alleys, West
Division, wifi meet Mt n ID. Monday.
THE Register Of Vital Statistics issued thirty
four burial -pcrruits,- % larger number than any
other day during the week
TUE Treasurer took in nearly $300,0o0,-the
Controller paying orer $*c3pss, the Water Office
S1.G69. the South-Town Collector SlJ3,o30, tho
North-Towu Collector. S5D0ou, and the Vest
Town Collector $l:o0o0.
Tue Commissioner Of Public Works opened
proposals for raising the thirty h,ttd .uRs on the
approaches to the sangamnn street vluduc,
{. E. Boslcy's bid On t~cnty-seven WAS Sill ,15:,
and he will probably get the contruct, while
Hjornson s. Co may be the successful bidders
as to the Others
THE ice Ii: the lake, which is rerr thick has
made the crib trembe more within tho last day
or TWO than at any time during the wi,,tcr, The
structure. however, Is solid, nnd In no danger Ut
tcrfcred with.
THE Factory. Workshop, and Tenement House
Inspectors examined sixty-tuur tenement
huuses lust week, and served tweutr-fu,Ir
proper sanitary condition. The defects fpunu
we're lack Of ventilation, tIthy cutch-msins
choked-up sewers. foul odors from sinks, md
and rubbish was found IN the Yards. TheS
recommend that two buildings on West Mtr-
dolph street be torn down because unit for
huulan hubftanon.
NOT case OF smallpox was reported yester-
uay, but the total for the week wus thirtr
against nineteen the previous one. 4 nuIef fi.y'
however. is usually followed by un avaluuche's
and ten OF q dozen cases will probably be re.
ported Monday. Otto klabunde. Of Nn ~
North franklin street, died at tie hosoltais 1i,n
Eases OF other contagious Diseases reported
were as 1ouowss arlet-fcvcr-No 24 LOOMS
street, No GS Blue island avenue, No sa5s Nain
street. No. 2917 Michigan avenue. Diphtherfam
20. ~ Clark street. No. Is Harmon coI,rt. NJ =,
Twenty-fourth street. @"'% ~ A'o' u
The City Clerk said yesterday that, as he will
dresses Of the Judges and clerks,Znot q stn.ic
ne ~, az onssnf , been &c Furnished him b. the Cmmt-
the appointees By Tuestiay,-the dny IF r:os! a.
tradon. Most of the persons chnsea, be,nr nd
hhhds. arc already aware Of their selection. hut
done Unless the aow 1udRcs and clerks accident
aIly run across the Aldermen Of their wnrfi-
HoWeVer. the litter will be on hand two weeks
, 1881-03-13

James Wall, Il young nun of IL years. son Of a
would-be Alderman from the Fifth Ward, was
yesterday held by Justice Sumnerileid, prc5i1-
ing at tue Armory. in ss00 bni1 to the County
Court upon Il charge Of bustardy preferred by
Mary Muddcn. II years Of age, whose parents
tive Ut No. 4o3 Twcnty-sixth street. The young
man after consultation with the parish priest
volunteered to marry Mary. anu went to the
County Clerks office to procure the license.
Being Under age, he WIS refused and, MS his
parents refuse to couseut to Il marriage, Mary
her betrothed. The young mau went ID Jail.
and about the only way to get him out is for
the parents to consent to his marriage tn Mary
, 1881-03-13
APPOINTED ATT0RSEY-GENERAL,

ST. PAUL, Alinn., March 13.-iuv. Pills
bury to-day appointed the lion. ". J. Hahn,
Of Lake City. Attorney-Gencral to succeed
Acknowledgement Start, who has been pro-
NOTED to a Judgeship. j. B. Gilfllan, of
Minneapolis, was rendered the appointment,
but could not accept because he voted as
crease tie salary Of the office. Under that
Constitution this barred him from holding
the position.
, 1881-03-13
THE GREAT WORKS At PULLMAN

now being erected by the Pullman Palacc-Ca
Company are to have a complete outfit Of DIE
bold vault DOORS Mr.. Jno. W. Norris. Vice
President Of this wcll~kndwn Safe and Lock
Company. has just contracted with Mowers Bros.
tfor their new bank at Atkinson, ILL., for very
fine bank burglar-proof sufe with time lpcks. !
, 1881-03-13
ARRESTED FOR ARSON,

SHREVEPORT, March 12.-The steamboat
Caddo Belle, under seizure here, took ire this
morning. The upper works were burned off :;
lDss $500. Insured in Cincinnati. The
four chief officers Of the the boat were ar
rested on suspicion Ut burning her They
were balled i'll $1,000 each to appear Mon
day. ,
, 1881-03-13
1R}iMkfNNFSS.

DR.. D'Unger, discoverer Of the cnchona
cure for drunkenness. cures all cases. He is
at the Palmer House lis third year. All
slaves to alcohol invited to call.
, 1881-03-13

photograph gallery Will be open for business
Monday, March Il. with entirely new accessories
OF tho latest styles.-much better than before
the fire. trust my patrons will whit, as shall
serve them better than ever before.
, 1881-03-13
pHTLAp ELIsUIA.

tonight raided two concert saloons, and ;.r-
rested 132 persons, including twenty women.
, 1881-03-13

Nouotuck and Corticcllf Spool Silk, Twist. ctc.,
best In the world for drcssinakers. Wheeler s:
Wilson Manufacturing Co, 155 State street.
, 1881-03-13

Finest teeth ST. Filling hulf-price. Cum
mlns' Dental Co., 10 State corner kandoIph.
, 1881-03-13

The universal verdict is that tho New No. 8 is
WbceIer wilson M % Manufnc,urIuE @ M CO., co. is Sate.
, 1881-03-13
SHOT HIS Sy1FE'S rARAN1OUR.
Sprtfa1 Uispntth IN Iht Chi1oan Jttf,lus

? 0coSoMowoc, Wis, March 13.-Quite q
sensation was caused in the little village of
Bruokfield junction, fifteen miles east of this
place, BY the shooting of George Daubner, a
prominent politician, by II. Showerman. It
seems this was the result If seven years
feud between the parties, brought about by
the persistent attention and supposed crimin~
III intimacy between 'Shower,nan's wife and
Daubner. Investigations by your CORE
sponlent show that the case was not 1T all
one-sided. Showr11nan's wife was more to
blame than Daubner. Mrs. Showerman has
not had the best Of regulations. SHE hts
served a term in jail for petty otfellses
while her husband was Postmaster. Dan-
bner is 4 well-know,l politician of Wauke-
gan County. lie ran for Sheriff i'll 1915
lie has been i'll Madison most Of tile time
this year, where els said to nave bagged
quantities of bonty frotu members Of the
Legislature. On the evening of March IL
Danbncr, not knowing OF the presence Of
ShUWerman, entered the premises Of the lat
ter with the intention Of seeinc his (S.'s)
wife. Mr.: Showernlan Immediately went
into a back room, loaded a shotgun heavily
with fine shot, passed out into the yard, and
when Datttner left the house discharged the
contents into him. "Danbner is still alive,
but IS unable to move. Public opinion f:yors
AIR. ShoWerMau'S action.
, 1881-03-13

Buck g. IsAyncr have Ill odd-lookng hamper
Of spruce gum in Jumps from Vermont.
, 1881-03-13

07FH7HsVEFV{ VL7fItI{ U VO9
are now showing their new stock Of mold
ings, picture-fralnes, mirrors, ease1s, cornice~
poles, etc, at their new store, 207 and 209
Randolph street.
, 1881-03-13

That delightful summer hotel. "sherwnod
Forest" Green Lake. Wis, Is for sale. See adj
vetr1semcnt In another column.
, 1881-03-13
RiiSiNFSS F0R FN;f Ann,

BUSINESS FOR ENGLAND.
4 Chicago firm sent ii large order yesterday to
the English newspapers for advertising. The
transaction was mude through the reliable Ad-
vcrtising Agency Of Chas. b. Miller s. Co.,
Tribune Building.
, 1881-03-13


The following marriage licenses were issued yes
terdAy:
Ha,ne. Age Resdenee.
tChnres Swapsop-.-....::5 .Cbicago-
{Josie Il. Johnson. d.. Chicago.
sc. Lundstrou... .aa5. :. 70 Alexander.
lAnnie Swenson. ..U alexander.
{Joseph Werner-... ....+0....H How.
}Chrsttn0 ScAultz.......21 ...Lake View.
&c. Adotph Gsosehke. IL. III Wells.
3F. Kuddu,. ........31... 1T Wells.
Rudolph a. Sorgorsen. ..i. T.. thirteenth
1Josephtnc N1EcE. .E.-. IL Tbtr, ,eeuth-
{Julius Anderson. ....... .26... 8. Ogden place.
minnie Wickmann. ..... =. .Knnkakee.
adam Emltch.. IL; Dayton.
tMarEasvt GumburEef .ES... .fE; Dayton.
&C. e. .heunett.........-..N....Ch Chicago.
Ada Yates. ..,,..,........x2,...C .Ch!cnRD.
{L G. Hyers......... ...D. -. .ln5 South HAlstad.
Emma J. Heath..-....+,25.-.. .1H FoFquer.
, 1881-03-13

"RouGA on Kat..o
Ask druggists for Rough on Rats. It clcnrs
out rlts, NIECE ruuchcs, bed bugs, etc. 15c boxes.
, 1881-03-13

4 GRAAIONTE'S NATE) CAVALRY
IA witt meet In rarior u, Pu,mer House, Sunday
morning ut II o'clock, to receive their old COM
mn
, 1881-03-13

THE YOUNG MEMS AUXILIARY
l. Club Of the Nineteenth Ward will meet Wednes-
dug evening No. G.ts West i.akcst- when speeches
will be made by a. y. Linscott, W. Z. Underwood.
Il 4
, 1881-03-13

J. ancc Union OF Twenty-second-st- will hold their
monthly meeting Monday, At O'Clock p a; their
rooms 2D1 Michtgun-av.
, 1881-03-13

E11GHTI1 WARD LAND-LEAGU WILL
IL meet in basement OF the French Catholic Church,
corner Halsted uud Cungrcss-sts, Tuesday evening.
, 1881-03-13

A GENERAL MEETING IN THE IN
IL tercs. Of philanthropy will be held under the
Thurs1ay ". ?. n: IN The Glark-st y, & r ChuEch.
Of Dependent aud Delinquent Children" Airs: 81. f.
hockwe. !. Superintendent Of tho Wisconsin Indus,
reports havo been invited frpm nil the chnrtties IN
Cook County having these classes In chu7ge. All
persons Interested in this important subject are
earnestly invited to be present.
, 1881-03-13

FI1I1E SEVENTH WARD DLAND-LEAGUE
l. Club will hold their meeting this {Sundayl after
noon ut the Holy Family Scbuut-Hpuse. South Nor
gan-st. Collectors arc expected to make their re-
p0rt. Guod speakers will address the meeting Per
order OF omMittee.
, 1881-03-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

POLITICAL.
A REGULAR MEETING OF THE
IL Nfnsh Wart Repub lean Club will be held at Car
peuter Hall, FL West MAdison-st Thursday. Report
0f Committee on Cundi1ntes for Aldermen and other
important business in order
, 1881-03-13

ELEVENTH WARD REPUBLICANS
ia favorable to the election OF Thaddeus nean for
A4teru,an nrp requested u meet nE st. Caroline :
l. ing Of the Eleventh Ward Republican Club In
Nartsne+s Hall, 81 south ada-st, Tuesday evening
, 1881-03-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

THE YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN
Il Club Of the Twelfth Ward win hold q regular
meeting ut pwsley5 Hall Tuesday evening.
, 1881-03-13

THE SEVENTH WARD REPUBLICAN
J. Club will meet 3tuus' Hail, corner Of Twelfth
and WaIter-stx. TucSunY evening.
, 1881-03-13

THE FRENCH REPUBLICANS OF TIE
l. Eighth Ward will bold u meeting Monday even-
Ing t4I inst, ut No. q Blue 1slundav. Good speaK-
YfII he hMud