, 1881-07-10

,s ,ro1 m oe1Ween iron bars! An officer ordered
hs, 10 10 ilnrry onc' and. followed by n Goze,.
@ paH.s ~ lilti5!c, Alld about i llunt|rt} ct,,'-
ei p:,ss,.d ~ , ue s;ygst slgerfest trnppngs, we
oia;n tA;!l Of Cel,tenniu! times ~N0"' ''>e
g whatever the i'll effect, Uf {,hico.ro ,vatar
% ~ laheh internally, its sxtcrl1il application
sur,r. ,vi xftIl is of positive and
say ior P.ei Tincon + 2k iew 1 toHr to w., Me were
va, atereeN"rks. the magnificent marble. 1,uiII-
I q; HIS or the Snntl Side, ana the inryj,ai,I,
o's oi >iloppltS'' that is II Necessity With
ie's IN ,.;,w ,rux ~ Wish siopIiny twenty-oui hours
,eeeive our compliments, dropped from 4 car
| M pass!ns: Eo!!r handsome building: is nDt
tle city fuller than usual >" '::Do the pcop i;s
m' aiM'ss Etirry so:'' ARE the streets sr1tr-
a!ly So full las late as this in tie cyenit,.ri,
| @ @lncse were our uneri.s as we passed LiocE
a1tei bj0ck brilliantly illuminated by tie
elcctflt' light To our n,larcusto,ncd ewes
a,ier te 'l'!!et OF Washi!igon,s bread thor
ouShiares, il seemed as il the city were l,0Id
lls ll1sh carnival: But our questions were
| onll The tit!r.'' '0'
Waukcsila ut last! The same long line of
caiiE;ts-covtret ol!llibuseS at the ,leu,1 viii
the lri:ers calling out tie merits of 1tr srv
eral 1iottls and springs; the same Company
o1 people anu WAGONS clustered rou,,u 1I,e
posl-oll!ce, waiting for tit. mail Familiar
faces greet us, and we drop into the o1 },nl,it
ui"er tile e'tr=Sl'tenS, illo the ou channel
o1 tonntry-llylng AMI culintry-tlIjll,i,,,
scarcn !I 'tn'ti>tur''rd ly the YEARS absence.
li!e skies .rt. us bite, the air us soft the
lrerS Is lutl oi ter'lure, is when We left; to
" II Is HOW il llullc 'uf perpetual summer
we LOOK ut The marks high l1p on the trt.p-
1Flnks, where Lie snnw CAME last win;tr,''
VIII ah lleiratlouS interest; we hear wull-
o1 >leishing over fences: and we have even
seen s''i!!r very 'lreary-luuk1ng pictures Of
boys irving to look merry pttcllctl on huge
plies of white, anu fringe Of men holding
shnve's, oFna'nenting the same. Eut all that
Is not our Naktslla. nor yours. dear one ut
several thousands WHO have spent many Il
happy DAY here. 1,ld may oe 4,lancing through
lll1s correspondence with the thought of
coming a$t'l.- Room! there is in plenty for
you: the Fountain IIu.Sc has an addition
olte-halt As large rs the NAM structure; Park
View House has been built. and many Il cot |
taec enlarged AND beautitied for your express |
accommodation.
THE general verdict is, that there :rr more I
visitors here now than ever before during the |
rSt Iart Of July. AS nothing. of Ec:tey;l i'll
tereSt has occurred to call them together.
tlley slcl1t the time in driving ami 1n.,nging
Under the trees ,lIld 1T the Springs; and su nj
census Carl,loI BE- taken.
The f"rl.!al opening 1T Bethesda Park oc-
ours on Saturday evening, Hl>O the first
:" hop ut the Fountain Ilo,tSr, wllt, the
seaSt'1 iIlity br said II b' fairly ilau g.lra:ed.
" ~ I+H-
tcile l)1iib2r. nnly daughter ot the late Col.
isitllard Dunbar, to Mr.. 1.copuiI lluter, Jr.,
I!i oi Paris. The ceremony is 10 take place nn
y ednrs!ay morning at st. Calls Catholic I
lhurcll, Mllwaukrt; and the happy POSSES
'ors nt cards of invitation will go tuYn o, i
special train.
The Fourth was very quietly observed,
The boys ut the Reform Scannl had their
l,sai exercises III The grove: aud this, with Il
herman picnic and Il small celebration III
Hickory Grove, t"gtiher with some private
to Lakeside, made up the obserr-
lllce ut the ,iay.
This village has shared in the intense any,
etI nt the Nation over the. condition of the
'frs!tteltf-;llt the nN'rr. PERHAPS. because it
: full OF people who ll;,re iltf1e Else tu do
nit 10 real ant: discuss the news. Some re-
member that the miserable who
III !!t t. be lltnelrSS. visited this place three
u tour Years ago, and put ::p posters to the
fleet that he WouId give Il lecture III THE
,er"ilt Coming ct Christ - At the Baptist
church al certain date. Failing to Obtain
III :lu'iehce, ortn meet his bills 1or printing :
'iu for board 1T the Mansion IIolrse l1c pitt
~ ;lll the clothes lie possessed and lett town.
aki,lg the prtrautoll first to mai! Ills trunk ,
o r12 floor. Ills landlord perceived that the .
ru1k was heavy one. ana tuo!S possessinl,
II it: and it was not till SOME days after that
i found that he was the holder only Of Il
:uy old and elnpty trunk.
The Waukeslia DujtD Ffcc1n1u-tlle first
laly ever published IN the yIllEe-llas made j;
IS appearance. and is very readable ;1nl ! !
leMSy sl'cet. As It aims onlya local affairs,
"r the city ,lailies. From it learn thar YES
ertlay.s. visitors from Chicago were as fol- !
nw:: y. ): Conan. Henry Swarhom. j. l.. =
el!e!l N. Hnkeyi.:f, 4; T. ~ Nilli4nss Ttl9m- !
larry licllenor, Mrs t. I. kinsbal and SON. ,
lrs. q. {. Cook and daughter, Mrs Darwin. i
tulNorE uUlcNsiaItr. I