Notice. ix book and will Dtto every Thura- Cook & Son, in rd ay. iv in , Collector. E OF INTEREST. (tfhntsn) ortli arge amount of ting investment, 1 loan at lower .1 rer ottered before i Livingston and JJBYOJBT TO TUB IJTTBJtBSTS OB CJJA TS >TOB TII AB~T> rJCJATJTY. s. Call at once. \atsfvorth, Jit. VOLUME X IV . CHATS WORTH, ILLINOIS, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 21, 1887. NUMBER 14.
Mr. J. If. Gaston, of Normal, visited at the MissTillie Roe bach visited Grldley the latter fithaiieworth IPlmnArakr. residency of Mr. J. H. Highum Saturday and part id' the week. Sunday. JAS. A. SMITH, Proprietor Miss Maggie Wright, of Kempton, returned —Mr. Harry Watson, of Missouri, has been home Wednesday. IN AND H. r. PL 'M PE L L Y . Local Editor visiting his uncle, Mr. Jos. Watson, and family Miss Sadie Plank, of Chatsworth, spent Sun SUBSCHIPTION HATKS. this w eek. day with home folks. If paid in 3 months $1.50, otherwise $3.00 —Mrs. Eldon Brigham, who has been visiting Mrs. M. Lackey, of Gilman, visited Mr. and p e r an n u m . friends here, returned to her home in Sheldon Mrs. James Moore Monday. We purchased last week for our different departments a fine ADVEHTI8INO KATES. W ednesday. Sheriff Meson, of Paxton, was here attend Local business notices ton cents per line; —Mr. and Mrs. Homer Guy, who have been ing' to official business Thursday. line of rates for standing ads furnished on applica visiting in Armington, 111., returned home Mr. Wm. Henry, of Chenoa, arrived Wednes tion. All advertisements unaccompanied W ednesday. day to attend the l'uneiul of his brother. by directions restricting them, will be kept —Misses Maggie and Polly Montelius. of Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Cook, of Chatsworth, vis in until ordered out, and chanted accordingly. Piper City, were guests at Mr. M. H. Hull's Communications of a proper character ited at the home of James Moore Wednesday. DRESS GOODS lust Saturday. solicited, and information of local news gladly Mr and Mrs. W. J. Ramsey, of Paxton, ar —Mr. J. F. Stanford has moved into town received at all times. rived here Wednesday to attend the funeral of and now occupies the house lutcly vacated by Mrs. R.'s brother. -AND- 3) Mr. J. L. Taylor. The Bugle. Mr. and Mrs. Kelly, of Kempton, who have —Miss Maggie Wright, who is teaching at been visiting their daughter, Mrs. Corkill, The air is keen, the line is long, Kempton, passed through here on tier way to returned home Monday. The quick advance rings clear and strong. Piper City Wednesday. J. I', and Wm. P. Moore returned from Ohio The Zouave column chants the prayer; -Geo. Stadler, who has been visiting rela last week, where they were called by the ill The solemn wood that crowns the hill DOMESTICS, NOTIONS, ETC. tives and friends in Chatsworth and vicinity, ness and death of their father. Looks down and listens, silent, still— returned to Chicago Thursday. And Prussians wait us there. D ik ii—Wed nesday, J a n . Ill, 1387, u t his hom e If you want to see the Finest Line of —Mr. and Mrs. Devore, of Roberts, arrived east of town, Mr. Robert Henry. Funeral Our llugle is a battle-bird, here Wednesday morning to attend the mar services Thursday from the house; conducted * \ ______That din of many a light has heard riage of Mrs. D.'s son, Charlie Stevens. by Rev. Ferguson. Midst shot, and smoke, and tire, and flame, Mr. Scott Judd, who has been visiting with He Hits the wheels with cheerful call. ills brother, Mr. Bishop Judd, northwester CULLOM. To rally round when comrades fall— Chatsworth, left Saturday for Streutor. A. C. Jones was in Pontiac Wednesday. Brave bird no loo can tame! —Mr. J. Cook, of Chicago, visited at. the resi E. D. Cook finished putting up ice Wednes ever brought to Chatsworth; just come in. We are always Another order! hark the tone! dence of Mr. W. W. Sears over Sunday and ac day. ready to show goods. With our present stock, Oh, never bolder bird was known! companied Mr. S. to Paxton Sunday night. Dr. Nusbaum spent a few days in Chicago and that arriving, our 'Tis “death or glory” once again: —Mr. and Mrs. Castle, of Kcntlnnd, Ind., th is week. Your breath of passion stirs the soul. visited with their son, Mr. Wm. Castle, and Mr. M. 11. McCarty, of your city, attended And courage rises to the goal, • family in this city the forepart of the week. Where foes too long have lain. the fair this week. —Mesdames Frank and Fred Osborn left The fair, held in Gingery's hall this week, oes! Wo charge at double, shout and climb Thursday morning for St. Paul, Minn. They was a success throughout. To where the bullets bide their time. were accompanied as fur as Chicago by Mrs. W. A. Latham, of Pontiac, was in our burg Ah! how the Prussian snldcrs speak: ('has. True. Wednesday and Thursday. We close in ranks, and now the cry— —Our esteemed citizen. Michael O'Neil, left is complete; and the “SENSIBLE” is hard to beat. D on’t Mrs. T. C. Rickards and brother, Joseph “Advance with bayonet, door die!" us on the I o'clock, west-bound train Wednes ^ forget that we are selling Devereau, spent Sunday with friends in Pon The wood is gained with Zouave-shriek. day last for Julesburg. Col. We hope that no tiac. A rush, a pause—our Bugle struck! western blizzard will obstruct his journey. Mr. Lee Nusbaum, of Valparaiso, Ind., is A moment only—Zouave pluck —Mr. Jus. A. Smith, the editor of this paper, visiting with his brother. Dr. Nusbaum, this Gives never in to aught but death. received a telegram on Monday last informing w eek. Then, sounding high 'mid strife and cheer, him that his father was not as well as usual, LA® IB S ’ ©laCIAKi I'neonquered notes, and always near, and wished to see him; he gathered up his —Billy Rebholz, of your city, is playing for The Bugle breathes its passion-breath. grip-sack and departed for Ottawa, where his the dances here, which arc being held every at Sacrificed Prices. Men's Scarlet All-Wool n ig h t And though with breath the rod blood glows, father resides. As no inteligence has been Yet blast on blast the bugle blows; had from him. we suppose his father is better Misses Lizzie and Nellie Higgins, who have His hand douched round with iron will; in health. A telegram was received after his been visiting their many friends and relatives UMBER WEA R - UMBER W E A R departure, stating that his father was better. in Crescent City the past six weeks, returned He puts off death some paces yet, that must go, at Si per suit Whith Blankets, per pair, $1; and pressing back each foeinan met, —Messrs. Win. Cowling, II. W. Yates, A. home last Friday. The brave old Bugle leads us still. Van Alstyne and Jno. Brown left for Pontiac A. A. Thompson is closing out his stock of Red All Wool Blankets, per pair, S3 on the 5:17 train Monday morning to serve oil dry goods and clothing at cost. And they Ah! there upon the turf at last the petit jury during this week, and It. Rum- even say that Montgomery, the barber, is do Come in and examine our stock. You will find us in the Shroyer He lies, but still the bugle-blast hold and S. S. H itch le ft on th e 11 o 'clo ck tra in ing shaving and hair-cutting at cost. Surely Kings shrill from blood-stained lips that press building. for the same destination; Hitch to serve us this is a good town for cheap living. Disdaining, stretched on gory ground* petit juror and Kumbidd as grand juror. Guarding his Bugle—still the sound Quite a number of the Chatsworth boys at Cowling, Brown, Hitch and Kumhold were ex Wells forth, and urges none the less! tended the fair and dances at this place this cused from service; the other two were re week. Among them we noticed Messrs. T. P. H. Rosenthal. And now, upon his elbow leant, tained. L iston, R. L. V an A lsty n e. I). A. Cook, G. S. He sees the Zouaves backward bent Remsburg, Wm. Royal, Geo. Beckman, L. It. I. ROSENTHAL, Manager. On ground where all his blood has run. ( O R K K S I’O M I K X E. Waugh, Jas. Moran. Then—not till then—the Bugle stops: Die d —On Sunday, Jan. hi. at the hoineof her His task is done—he bends, he drops: 11EALEY. daughter, Mrs. Detwiler, near this city. Mrs Defeat in death—death nobly won. Mr. Henry Norris is cribbing considerable Catharine Bear, aged 73 years. The funeral —From the Firmli of f)eroulette. corn here this winter. was held in the Mennonite church on Wednes The cold wave struck too hard on Monday day a t12o’clock, the Rev. II. Shelley officiat PERSONA l-S. for many euchre parties this week ing. A large concourse of people followed the —Mr. J. A. Hull was in Chicago Tuesday. The social at Mr G. W. Cline's last Friday remains to their final resting place. She leaves evening was a success. Net proceeds, $15. four children to mourn her loss. The bereaved —William Turner went to Fairbury to-day. " 1 Miss Mary Murphy has gone to Ottawa for a ones have the heartfelt sympathy of their —Mr. Geo. J. Walter visited Chicago Thurs j i four-week's visit. We wish her a plensant many friends. day. tim e. — Mr. Geo. E. Esty paid Gilman a visit Thurs F t H I R E S T . Rev. T). R. MacGregor preached a very able Heck Powley is now yard-master. i + ♦ FINEST LINE OF + ♦ as follows: day. sermon lust Sabbath at the Shepherd school- 50, for $ 6 50 —Henry Miller spent a few days In Peoria house. J. L. Moyer is building an ice-house. last w eek. 50, for 8 00 Mr. H. B. Shepherd discovers it is not the Mrs. F. J. Carpenter visited Halrhu.ty to-day. —Rev. H. McVay, of Forrest, was in town 50, for 8 50 way to ship cattle on bob-sleds after upsetting Mrs. E. E. Steele is visiting tViends at Grid- T h u rsd a y . several times in tlie snow-drifts, when about 30 ley. 50, for 9 50 o e u p c u e ! Mrs. J. L. Taylor left last Friday night for below zero. It was a freezing discovery. Fred C. Dewey visited Peoria relatives last ... for 10 50 Centralia, III' One of our neighbors, Mr. Dwight Davis, w eek. tow tit l?(iabuiot tft t * t o me reduction, —Mrs. M. I.iston returned to her home in St. some tliref* weeks ago look his departure for Agent Sorantop spent a few days in St. Louis e v e t m «iii e prices, and I/mis Wednesday. Ashland. Neb., ostensibly to see his sister. th is week, ' fee faun? at Alas! The news came flying back, “Dwight is —Mr. Herb Lewis, of Cullom, was in Chats- T. G. Riley is rapidly recovering from his married.” We wish him a pleasant trip on worth last Friday. last severe accident. such an occasion. —Miss Sadie Plank spent Sunday at her Miss Allie Carpenter left Thursday for Shel home in Piper City. S THA ll'.V. don, where she will visit relatives. —Mrs. Chas. Mentz went to Lostunt, 11!.. E. Lynch finished putting up ice Friday. On Monday Higbe made the boys happy. +
mm Mk. ' ■■ gA He was bitten by a small dog with which Meagher (Dem.) was unseated, he b ein g a A GREAT EXPLOSION. IRELAND’S FREEQOM. ®hatsu’Otth flaindratrr. he was playing three months ago. justice of the peace when elected, an d T he bark Cralgbir, bound from Liver Dickerson (Rep.) was given the seat. This A C a rg * of Giant Powder Explodes M President Fitzgerald’s Address to the Na pool to Philadelphia, was reported lost on makes the Legislature a tie on joint ballot. Hoard a Grouuded Vessel on the Pacific tional League of America. Coast—Three Men Seriously Injured— JAS. A. SMITH, P u o pr iic tOH. the 14th with her crew of fifteen men. T ho m as P o w e l l and H e n ry B. S ta n to n , C in c in n a t i, Jan. 14.—The session of the Several Buildings Almost Totally De T he business failures during the seven Executive Council of the Irish National veteran journalists, expired on the 14th ut m o lis h e d . CHATSWORTH. : : ILLINOIS. days ended on tho 14th numbered for the New Yrork. Tho latter was the husbaud of Leuguo of America closed last night. Pres U nited S ta te s 294, an d fo r C unadu29; to tal, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and was In his San Francisco, Ja n . 17.—The Cliff House ident Fitzgerald’s address says of tho plan 323, against 299 the previous seven days. oighty-secoud year. was badly damaged aud other buildings iu of campaign: This was the largest number reported iu Prof. Edward Olney. LL. D., the emi the vicinity were wrecked oarly yesterday “Tho inhumanity, greed and aggressiveness any week since January, 1886. nent mathematician, was found dead in his morning by the explosion of a groat quan of landlordism, compassing a now plunder and the extermination of tho Irish people, have NEWS 0F_THE WEEK. T ub total values of exports of beef, bed on tho morning of tho 10th at Ann tity of giant powder on board the schooner forced upon them the alternative of ruin or pork and dairy products for tho twelve Arbor, Mich., death having resulted from Parallel, which hud been driven on the B Y TELEGRAPH AND MAIL. rocks at Point Lobos. Three men were resistance snch us it is within their power m o n th s en d ed Doc. 31, 1886, w ore $86,044,251, heart-disease. He had been for thirty to oiler. The people of Ireland, guided W ily h u rt. CONGRESSIONAL. against $93,559,516 for the same time tho years professor of mathematics iu tho by the wisdom and inspired by the heroism and previous year. University of Michigan. The Purallel sailed Friday last with a self-sacriitce of their devoted leaders, have Second Solution. A n old hotel at Salem, Ore., occupied by S am Jones com m enced a series of re cargo of general merchandise for Astoria, chosen, as they had a right to do iu thoir neces I n the Senate on the 12th Mr. Manderson In Chinese as a lodging-house, was burned on vival meetings in Boston on tha 16th be Ore. She proceeded north until compelled sary self-protection aud iu the defense of their troduced a bill to facilitate promotions and to the 14th, and throe Chinamen who could not fore immense audiences. by strong head winds to return. She homes, the latter alternative, and have deter retire from active service on their own applica escape were burned to death. The publishers of General Logan’s book readied the entrance to the Golden Gate mined upon a ’plan of campaign,’ as it is tion officers of the army who served durian the I n a prairie tiro on the 14th near Taylor, reported on the 15th that up to the date of Saturday evening. The wind had died culled, which, if sustained by us as It should ■war of the rebellion three years as officers or Tex., Mr. MeFaddou had three thousand his death they had paid him an average of out, and being caught by a strong tide be, promises to aid materially in tho early enlisted men in the volunto -r or regular army. the vossel was swept ashore at tho solution of one of the gravest difficulties la Mr. Allison reported the Army App npriation acres of pasture and fencing destroyed, one thousand dollars per mouth, aud tho aud five hundred sheep burned to death. south end of Point Lobos, inside the the Anglo-Irish problem. There can be no bill. Tho Inter State Commerce bill was fur sales hud siuee increased to a marvelous doubt that this “plan of campaign’ affords the ther discussed. In the House the Anti Polyg The e x c h an g e s at twenty-six leading d eg ree. famous seal rocks opposite tho Cliff House. The life-saving station poople, uear by, best practical means so far discovered of amy bill was passed after an extended discus clearing-houses in the United Suites during A hill was introduced in the Legislature rendering effective the determination of thu sion the week endod on the 15th aggregated of Texas on the 15th requiring railroads to wore promptly notified and hastened to tho Irish people to protect themselves iu the pos Me m o r ia ls were presented In the Senate on $982,210,618 a g a in st {811,614.686, the p re give thirty days’ notice of the discharge of scene of the wreck. The captain of the session of their homes and to defeat tho mur the 18th relative to the claim of John Roach; vious week. As compared with the corre employes or reduction of their wages, and. schooner and all hands aboard had taken derous intent of tin1 landlords, whose execution for reduction of internal revenue taxes and for sponding week of i860, the decrease amounts also requiring laborers to give a m o n th ’s to the boats, and were making for the Df eviction, as Mr. Gladstone has declared, is the repeal of revenue laws. Hills were re to 3.8 per cent. notice of a strike. land. equivalent to a seutenco of d-mill in Ireland." ported for the erection of a monument to negro The Eliot church, at Trenton, Mass., val Mrs. Abby K elley Foster, one of tho The men from the life-saving station, President Fitzg ’raid refers to tho worth soldiers and sailors, and to extend laws to un ued tit $70,000, w as d e stro y e d by flam es on seeing that nothing could be done and until harmonious action of tin1 league, and organized territories of Kansas. Mr. Kvarts most noted workers in the cause of tem the 16th originating from a disjointed pipe. perance in New England, died at Wor knowing that the schooner had been declares that the movement carries with it spoke at length in opposition to the Inter-State all the elements of success That the con Commerce bill.... In the House a bill was passed F la m es on th e 15th destroyed the distil cester, Mass., on the 15th, aged seventy-six abandoned by her officers aud crew, with amending tho law regulating the removal of lery of Crawford Fairbanks at Terre Haute, y e a rs. drew from the scene at a few minutes be federated passions, prejudices aud interests causes from State to Federal courts. Tho bill Ind., valued at $100,00). Governor H i oiies was inaugurated as fore one o’clock. They had hardly reached o f the privileged classes—tho greatest of to abolish unnecessary customs districts aud In portions of Michigan and Ohio hogs Chief Executive of Arkansas on the 15th. the station building when a fearful explo tho difficulties the Jr.sh cause has ports was favorably reported. wore dying by the hundreds on the 15th of General W illiam B. Hazen, C hief S ig sion occurred, causing destruction on all had to contend against—are fast B il l s were introduced in the Senate on tho cholera. nal Service Officer of the United States, sides. The boating of tho schooner disappearing or becoming impotent in tlio llth granting arrears in certain eases to those O ver fifty tons of powder exploded on died at Washington on tho evening of the against tho rocks had causod the powder to struggle, is made manifest in the result of pensioned by special acts; to amend the act of the 16th on the schooner Parallel, at San 10th, aged fifty-seven years, of diabetic ignite and the entire quantity aboard— the last general election in Great Britain, March 3, 187.'), granting to railroads the right of Francisco, wrecking the vessel, the Cliff coma. He had been a sufferer from dia n ea rly 100,000 pounds'-—had exploded. by which the people of Scotland, Wales way through the public lands of the United House, tho signal and life-saving stations betes, but bis death was unexpected. To those living iu the neighborhood tho and Ireland and the democratic masses of States, and to make an annual appropriation of and other buildings, effect was frightful. Tho signal-station England declared themselves m favor of $400,000 for arms aud equipments for the mili tia. After discussion the Inter-State Commerce A co lo red man known only by the name FOREIGN. was demolished. Tho life-saving station the legislative independence of Ireland. bill was passed by a vote of -13 yeas to 15 nays. of Sam was lynched on the 15th near Green Howard T. Black.-tone, w ho stoic $75,090 was also wrecked, and the west side of the A banquet was tendered tutiie Executive Adjourned to the 17th __ In the House the con ville, Oa., for assaulting several women. while clerk of tlio Canal National Bank of Cliff House, notwithstanding its eleva Council last evening byr the Irish citizens o€ ference report on the Electoral-Count bill was The first cargo of pig-iron ever shipped Portland, Me., was arrested on the 12th at tion, was blown out, and every Cincinnati. agreed to and several private Senate bills were from Charleston, S. C., to New Y ork, left window-pane in the building broken. Winnipeg, Manitoba, by the sheriff of Ox A NEW* PARTY. passed. At the evening session twenty four pen hat Southern city on the 15th. ford County, Me. A largo concert-room on the beach sion bills were passed. A snow-slide on the 15th at Marshall, I t was shown on the 12th by unimpeachable and other buildings lower down had Alms of tlio National Industrial Conven T h e Senate was not in session on the 15th — Col., killed two men and swept away many evidence that Robert E. Sproule, an Ameri all their windows broken and were other tion, Which Is to Moot in Cincinnati on In the House the conference report on the In buildings. can recently hanged at Victoria, B. C., for wise more or less damaged. A long car W ash lug ton’s Hi r I inlay. ter-State Commerce bill was presented. Hills Abner Letcher, of Point Pleasant, IV. riage shed adjoining the Cliff House tvas ittsburgh were reported for tho consolidation of customs the murder of Thomas Keatings, was an in P , P a., Jan . 14.—The National Va., a lad of fifteen years, lias carried out nocent man. tumbled into a mass of ruins. Adolph Industrial convention will meet at Cincin districts, for the collection of more accurate Butro’s conservatory on the heights above statistics of exports, emigration and-iminigra- his threat to avenge the murder of his Advices of tho 12th state that one hun nati February 22. Its principles aud aims tion, and for the retirement and recoinage of father by Jason Borden. The corpse of dred negro converts to Christianity had was shattered into atoms, aud all the iviu- are set forth in a circular ivhich tha Na the trade dollar. In committee of the whole the latter was found on the 15th iu tho been burned alive at Auganda, Afriya, by ioivs iu bis house ivere broken. tional Committee is distributing among la the River and Harbor bill was considered. woods where tho boy was hunting. order of King Monanga, aud that the King Three members of the life-saving creiv bor organizations. It arraigns iu severe T he Boston coal-breaker at Plymouth, had declared ho would kill every Christina who had built a lire on ibe beach and ivlio term s and at great length both tho Republic DOMESTIC. Pa., was destroyed by fire on the 16th, found in his domain. had decided to remain near the ivrock ivere an and Democratic parties for having ca 1 Two men were burned to death on tho c a u sin g a lo ss of $100,900. O ver fo u r h u n Lord Iddesleioii (Sir Stafford North- hurled into the air by the concussion, and tered in every way to the rich at the ex 12th in an oil refinery at Luna, O.. their dred men were thrown out of work. cote) while entering Lord Salisbury’s offi were severely injured in being dashed to pense of tlio jioor, and renounces all alle clothes catching fire from blazing benzine. cial residence in London on the 12th fell to the earth. The remaining members of tho giance to them. The circular asks for the ■ F ifty lodges of Crow Indians, in a condi PERSONAL AND POLITICAL. the floor and almost instantly expired. Ho creiv ivho had returned to the station alliance and co-operation of the Knights of tion next to starvatian, were camped at T h e National House Commit-toe on C oin was born in 1818, and eommeeced his polit rushed to the rescue of the injured and car Labor, tho various agricultural and soi- Clark’s fork of the Yellowstone on the 13th. age, W eights and Measures agreed on tho ical career as private secretary to Mr. ried them to the station. Medical aid was diers’ organizations, the National Green The estimate of the Department of Agri 12th to report favorably tho bill providing Gladstone in 1843. He recently withdrew summoned and oi'ery thing neeossary to re back, the Anti-Monopoly and Peo culture at W ashington for the year 183(1 on that after July 1 trade dollars shall be re from the Conservative Government. lieve their injuries done. ple's parties, the trades unions, tem the corn crop gives an aggregate of 1,665,- deem ed to th e e x te n t of $500,000 m onthly. Mr. Rae, an Irish landlord, went to tho The famous Cliff House presents a scene perance reformers, and all other per 000,000 bushels, g ro w n on 73,000,000 acres. T h e Democratic majority in the Indiana poor-house at Killarney o-n the 13th be beggaring description. The ivest side of sons AVho are in sympathy AVith the The aggregate product of wheat is 457,090,- Senate rejected a resolution on the 12tli de cause his tenants would not pay their rent. the building overlooking the ocean is com objects sought- The plans of organiza 000 bush els, fro m an a re a of 37,000,000 acres. claring that Lieutenant-Governor Robert Prince B i makck’s military bill was de pletely ruined and only held together by tion are an organizer for each State and Geokof. W. Weber, an extensive manu son, having been duly elected the Lieu feated in the German Reichstag on the the cross-beams. The ivindoivs are smashed Territory, the State organizer to appoint a facturer of boots and shoes in Chicago, tenant-Governor, was the lawful presiding 14th, and Bismarck immediately dissolved aud the doors are tivistod off their hinges, district organizer for each Congressional failed on th e 13th fo r £100,000. officer of that body. Senator Winter pro that body. A new election will bo held and the whole side is so shattered Unit it district in his State, and the district organ The elegant residence of N. B. Ream, of tested on behalf of the Republican mi February 21. will lia\re to be taken down, ei'en if it does izers are to appoint local organizers. Each Chicago, valued at £2)0,000, was destroyed n ority. Advices of the 14th from South Amer not topple over into the ocean. Congressional district will be eutitlod t* by fire at 2:30 o’clock on the morning of A joint resolution was offered in the ica say that cholera was raging in Uruguay The captain and crew of the Parallel ar- one delegate to the convention. th e 14 th. Nebraska Seriate on the 12th asking Con and the Argentine Republic, hundreds of rii't'd yesterday morning on the ferry-boat Stuiicino miners uear Moosic. Pa., fired gress to pass a law for the election by tho persons dying daily. from Saucelito. On taking to the sinall-boat QUEEN O f T h E GYPSIES. on the men filling their places on the 13th, people of United States Senators. The police of Berlin on the 15th forbid they ivere carried by the tide to Saueolito before they could make a landing. Tlio I’rctty Sinter of tlio Dead Sovereign who returned the fire, several persons be T he W est Virginia Legislature convened the sale of a pamphlet issued by a Social Chosen as tlie New Ruler. ing seriously wounded. at Charleston on the 12th. istic society in Chicago in denunciation of The powder was slnppod by Bandmann, E v a n s v il l e , Ind., Jan. 14.—The position A vast mass of rock and ice near the the Anarchists’ trial. Neilson & Co., of this city, and ivas in A t the joint session of the Nevada Legis of Queen of the Gypsies iu tlio United Horseshoe falls at Niagara fell into the I t was reported on the 15th that Irish tended for railroad construction purposes. lature on the 12th William M. Stewart States, made vacant by tho death gorge below on tho Kith, changing very pauperism in Ireland had increased sixty The vessel was literally obliterated, a few (Rep.) was elected United States Senator ol' Mrs. Emma Stanley, which oc materially the formation of the precipice per cent, during the past year. pieces of floating wreckage being all that to succeed Senator Fair (Deni. ). curred near Jackson, Miss., on December on the Canadian side. esolutions of respect to the memory can be seen. She w as v alu ed a t $7,090, and R of 30 last, has been tilled by the appoint W hile drunk on the 13th William Agnew, General Logan wore adopted on the 12th by LATER NEWS. was owned by S. B. Peterson, of this city. of Palmyra, N. J., struck his wife with a She. w as in su red for $5,590. ment of Miss Lucy Stanley, a sister of the the Executive Committee of the Irish Na dead Queen, who lives about two miles lA’est chair aud killed her. tional League of America, which was in I n the eircut court at Indianapolis on tho The explosion was so terrifllc and oc of this city, Avhere she owns valuable prop John M. Wilson, who, in October, is.34, session at Cincinnati. 17th Judge Ayers rendered a decision curred so close to the seal rocks that it was erty. Miss Stanley has left here for Dayton, confessed in Chicago that he had murdered he Wisconsin Legislature convened at against Lieutenant-Governor Robertson, supposed an immense number of seals had T O., to attend the funeral of the deceased Andrew W. Dealy in Pennsylvania, was Madison on tho 12th. C. K. Erwin, of and granted an injunction restraining him been killed by the concussion. Such proves queen, after which ceremony tho cor hanged for the crime on the 13th at Norris Tomah, was elected President pro tem. of from presiding at the joint convention of not to be the ease. Two dea 1 seals only onation of the new Queen will take place. tow n. the Senate, and T. B. Mills, of Jackson, the Legislature to nominate a United States have been seen. A rumor is current that The new Queen is but nineteen years of W hile coasting at Pittsburgh, Pa., on was chosen Speaker of the House. Senator. The case would be taken to tho the explosion was caused by an infernal Supreme Court. age, prepossessing in appearance, fairly the 13th two boys named Smith and Mertz A t the National Farmers’ Congress in machine aboard, but all the facts educated, and is a favorite not'only with ran their sled into a heavy wagon and were Washington on tho 12th resolutions were T h e D em o c rats in the Massachusetts dispute such a supposition. The ex her own people, but with all who know her. killed. adopted asking Congress to make the Com legislature on the 17th nominated Con plosion was distinctly heard at Oak S he avill issue her mandates from this Evidence taken on tho 13th by tie grand missioner of Agriculture a Cabinet officer; gressman P. A. Collins for United Stales land and San Jose, and even as far as point, but Avill lead tho annual migration jury at Ogden, Utah, showed that in a to extend the benefits of the signal service S •n;itor. Sacramento, a distance of over 104 of her people to the South, which com three-room house in that city live Willard to faruiers, and1 to regulate inter-Stato A t Galena, O., a revolver exploded in tha miles. Captain Jordan, of tho ship Com mences early in November next Bingham, two wives, twenty unmarried com m erce. hands of William Balter on the 17th, the modore, which arrived yesterday from bullet killing Ids brother Arthur, aged six children, five married sons, with their The Democrats of the Tennessee Legis Port Discovery, says he felt the shock fif A Great Fall of Hook, teen years. wives and fifteen children, aud two hired lature on the 13th nominated W. C. Whit- teen miles out at sea. The injured life-sav B u f f a l o , N. Y\. Jan. 14. -About mid S e n a t o r M cD o n a l d (R e p .) was unseat men in the attic. thorne for United States Senator. ing men are progressing favorably, and night on Wednesday a vant mass of rock ed on the 17th by the Democratic majority Louisville, Ky., experienced on the 13th Hon. James Jackson, Chiet-Justice of they will probably recover. and ice near the Horseshoe falls at Niag of the Indiana Senate. tho unusual visitation of a mid-winter Georgia, die 1 on the 13th at Atlanta, aged ara fell into the gorge below, changing C aucuses of the Democrats and Repub thunder-storm. It rained very hard for sixty-seven years. very materially the foruialien of tlio preci licans of the New York Legislature for SPIES AND HIS LOVE. some two hours. Mrs. Henry Winn died on tho 13th near pice on the Canadian side. The break aa’us United States Senator were held on tho More dynamite was exploded on the 13th Bloomington, 111., after fasting lor forty- The Marriage of tlio Condemned Anarch near tlie spiral stairway, and i5> feet of the 17th at Albany. The Democrats nominated on the Sutter street cable road at San seven days. ist Chief to Occur In the Chicago Jail Government iron railing was carried down. Francisco, destroying two cars and injur T h e Democrats of the Indiana Legisla Smith M. Weed. The Republicans took Next Thursday—A Talk with tho Pros but one ballot, W arner Miller receiving 44 pective Hridc. ing several persons. ture on tho 13th nominated David Turpio THE MARKETS. A t the door of a residence in N ew B o s for United States Senator. votes, Levi I*. Morton, 35, and Frank His- C h ic a g o , Jun. 17.—There was some diffi ton, 111., were found on the 14th the corpses M iss L ucy Stanley, of Evansville, Ind., coek, 12; necessary to nominate, 48. culty in getting a marriage license for Au N ew Y o r k , Ja n . 18. of James E. Doughty and Miss Martha was on the 13th appointed Queen of the Font tramps perished on the 17th in a gust Spies, the Anarchist, ivho is to wed L IV E STOCK—C a ttle ...... S- 50 (O; 5 50 Benedict Jealousy was no doubt the Gypsies in the United States, filling tho burning car qt Paducah, Ky. Miss Van Zandt, and the marriage ivas S h e e p ...... 4 110 <0,5 (V) H o g s ...... oa A b l iz z a r d o n th e 17th blockaded rail postponed until Thursday, when it will oc r» m 5 30 cause of the tragedy. place made vacant by tho recent death of KLOTJR—(tooi! to C hoice...... 2 (G f« 5 40 While coasting on the 14th at Waynes- her sister, Mrs. Emma Stanley. ro ad s in the NorthAvest. cur in the jail. P a te n ts ...... 4 75 Of, 5 40 burg, O., Harvey McClellan, aged twelve The remains of John Roach were interred I n a tenement-house at Troy, N. Y.. th ree Miss Van Zandt confirms the report tbal WHEAT—No. 2 lied ...... ri!v; 5ft PORK—Mess... purchased nine hundred square miles of General Joseph R. Hawley was u n a n T h r e e w h ite m en o f the schooner Lloyd form ed by J u d g ( . 13 85 <319 75 Milton were drowned on the 17th while at LARI)—Steam ...... ti 84 Ut. (j 82 Vi timber laud in W estern Florida, on which imously renominated for United States Prendergast. She C H E E S E ...... tempting to go ashore on the ice at Prin 12>p3t 13V* to found a colony of Hollanders. Senator on the Kith by the Republicans ol admitted that she WOOL—Domestic...... 50 00 88 1 T. J. C lcveril' s, who was hanged on the tho Connecticut Legislature. cess Anne, Md. had hastened the (4111 AGO. llth at Richmond, Va., for tho murder of Governor Rusk, of Wisconsin, in his T h e second winter carnival at St, Paul, cerem ony because BEEVES—Extra ...... ?5 15 <3. 5 25 his cousin, Fannie L. Madison, died with message on the 13th directs attention to Minn., was formally opened on the 17tl»by she would be more O n fo e ...... i no .... - m •rr>x>mm ILLINOIS STATE NEWS. . L. COOK. D . A . COOK B. J. Traves, of Michigan, has been REISING TDQS. ESTW ISTLE awarded the contract for transferring the £ ) ------D EA L EK IN ------m ails at C hicago for the next four y e a rs at I $34,000 per aunum. James Acheson, late manager of the IONTRICTOD Hotel Florence at Pullman, Cook County, AGENT FOR M. HICKMAN, who embezzled $2,000 and lost it by gam P. L. Cook & Son, bling, was recently sentenced to live Staple and Fancy AND BUILD!R DEALEK IN THE 4 C months’ imprisonment in the county jail D EA LER S IN an d a line of 11,000. S During the year 1883 Armour & Co., of C hicago, killed 1,112,069 hogs, 380,056 c a ttle G 8STA PI,E^D and 85,777 sheep. T he Arm also can n ed 40,- 000,000 pounds of m e a t The sales d u rin g Finest Liquors, "Groceries,; I a m th e y o a r am o u n ted to 150,000,090. O vor prepared to make 6,000 hands are employed, besides 150 clerks. estimates on all kinds of A special election was hold recently in 9 ------A i s r i D ------Richland County on the question of appro 1 1 1 work. Flans and specifications p ria tin g $2,500 to a ssist in se cu rin g the 1 4 $ GROCERIES! drawn and furnished State Fair at Oluey for the years 1S87 and 1888. The proposition was curriod by a - on applica majority of thirteen. AND - a i x E i . i r - PROVISIONS. tion! Fanny Chariton, a pupil at the l)oaf and Dumb Asylum in Jacksonville, while under the effects of an epileptic tit a few days CHOICE CIGARS! I ago wandered into a cellar hole and A Complete Set of House Raising died from the effects of the exposure. HARDWARE! A FULL LINE OF Apparatuses. No blame was attached to the officers of To tho farmers of this section I the institution. offer special inducem ents as Secretary of State Dement iD his third biennial report says the feos of the Score to quality and price of liq ALL WORE WARRANTED, tary’s office for the last two years exceed uors in any quantity. TIMWAREt FreshGroceries those foi a like period in any former re p o rt, am o u n tin g to $20,907. -AND- A wagon-load of snow weighed at Hey- worth, McLean County, a few days ago Shop South of T., P. and W. Depot. tippod the beam at five hundred pounds. CHOICE - PROVISIONS— , -----AND---- It was weighed by a party of corn-buyers BOTTLED GOODS! TIIOS. ENT WIST LE. who wished to convince farmers who £“QP Highest market price paid for brought in corn covered with snow that OF THE CHOICEST BRANDS, Country “Produce. they were too anxious to make money. BOTH NATIVE AND IM -IsTOTIOlSrS- During the year 1886 the Chicago post- PORTED, FOR FAM- ofltee received $2,005,817 for stamps and By Strict Attention to business, 1 L Y USE. postal-cards. Close prices and Fair and Honor f a y Department The fifth annual report of the State F. R, BECKMAN, able dealing, we hope to command Board of Pharmacy shows that out of 250 is always full of Tasty Goods persons who applied for examination dur jj^*A n orderly house at all times. our full share of the trade. Give Practical Machinist! ing 1886 only 86 were successful. The num us a trial, and we think you will be at Reasonable Prices. ber of persons registered as pharmacists j^| bo aff of 8,209; and as assistant pharmacists, 621. Orders filled promptly convinced that it is to your interest J ) / . K E I S I j VG. Of ttie latter 13J and of the former 745 to trade with us. were from Chicago. Forty-four persons wore prosecut -d during the year for vio lating the Pharmacy law. The cash re P . JL. COOK Sc SON. so u rces of th e board w ere $10,228, th e ex HIRAM ROYAL, Blacksmithing p e n d itu re s to J u n e 3*0, 1886, $7,413, le av in g -AND- a b alance of $3,815. A fire in Ernst Bros.’ brewery in Chica Meat markeT go tho o th e r J a y caused a loss of $50,000. Several persons were injured. Thomas Angel, general merchant and CARPENTER Horseshoing. tile-brick and hardwood manufacturer, who W, A, lAIALLRICHS, Proprietor, AND had stores in Shelby and Christian Coun I have Wood and Iron Turning ties, made an assignment a few days ago. Lathes, and make Footpads are troubling the rich inhabit ALL KINDS OP ants of Bloomington, and several arrests BUILDER. have latelv been made. Tho January meeting of the Southern Il Fresh and Salt I shall be pleased to make estimates linois Horticultural Society was held at Al MACHINE WORK ton a few days ago. It wa3 the opinion of on contemplated work, and fur nish plans and specifications if members that, notwithstanding the mer .A. SPEC IA LT Y . cury had touched 21 degrees below, thero J E r E F A** V '/L desired. were enough buds left on peach trees to SATISFACTION make a fair crop. This was owing to the TO CURE Will do House-Raising and All splendid condition in which the cold snap M S GUARANTEED! found tho trees. Thirteen degrees below Kinds of Repairing. RHEUMATISM. Call and I will use my best efforts to was usually considered tho death-knell of Thin remedy has a specific action upon the fluids please yon. the poach crop in that region. Constantly on hand. Of the body, supplying moisture to the tissues and All work intrusted to me will be lubricating the joints affected by the disease. No Adjutant-General J. W. Vance submitted Stiff* or D istorted Llm hi remain after a cure by done with care and promptness, F. R. BECKMAN. this specific. A trial of a single bottle will convince his biennial report to the Governor the the most sceptical that we have not told half its vir and other day. The annual muster shows that tues. Price 111.00 per bottle. For sale by all tho Illinois N ational G u ard com p rises 3,965 drugKlsts. Manufactured only by officers and enlisted men, organized into LENNEY MEDICINE CO., two brigades. CHENOA, ILLINOIS. I Guarantee Satisfaction! J . W . O r r , Allen Folliver, who imagined himself to FEE5B ILEE FISH Shop east of J. C. Ry. depot, for be Jeg*js Christ, was recently adjudged insane at Decatur. Upon leaving tho merly used by D. Brobst. PAINTER court-room, he jumped to the stone floor Ou Tuesdays and Fridays. NEURALGIC PAINS below, falling upon a prisoner, whom ho Are instantly relieved unit permanently HIRAM R O Y A L. -AND- triod to kill. He next grasped the steam- cured by using Ham’s Oil,OF GLADNESS. coil, burning his hands to the bone before Try OIL OK GLAl)NESS for Headache Try OIL OK GLADNESS for T oothache his hold could be loosened. Try OIL OK GLA DNESS for Sore Throat The supervisor of Sangamon County re Highest cash prices paid for Try OlL OF GL ADN ESS for Rheumatism -FOR- DECORATOR. cently appropriated $5.0 *0 to improve tho Try OIL OK GLA DNESS for Diphtheria Try OIL OF GLADNESS for Corns fc B unions fair grounds at Springfield, aud tendered FAT CATTLE, Try OIL OK GLA DNESS for I.nme Hack them to the State Board of Agriculture. Try OIL OK GLADNESS for Dyeentry A post of the G. A. R. is about to be es SIIEEP, Try OIL OF GLADNESS for Stiff Joints PHILIP BEST’S Try OIL OK GLADNESS for any Internal or PAPEE-EAS5IM tablished at Buffalo, Sangamon County. HOGS, External I'aln Tho soldier residents of Buffalo, Dawson, And we will auarnntee yon will like It. A SPECIALTY. Lanesville and Mochauicsburg are uniting HIDES, A PEW REASON'S HIIY YOU SIIOLLD TRY OIL OF CL.Ul.\E88: in the undertaking. 1st. IT’S SAKE. SURE AND SPEEDY. I shall use my best endeavors to please Ferdinand Grot, a German farmer, of TALLOW. 2d. IT'S I-KKKECTI.Y CLEAN AND WILL NOT all p.rties entrusting me with their work, O’Fallon, St. Clair County, while driving STAIN. MILWAUKEEaud execute all contracts with neatness and 8d. IT’S PLEASANT TO TilE TASTE, AND HAS A home from East St. Louis tho other night MOST DELHI HTKIJL ODOR. dispatch w as a tta c k e d an d robbed of $175 by tw o CHATS WORTH, ILL 4tb. IT’S ADAPTED TO 1,’SK EOR CHILDREN AS Thanking my friends for their pash men who followed him in a buggy. He had WELL AS DROWN PERSONS. patronage, by a strict attention to business 5th. ITS CHEAP, ONLY 25c. KOR A LARGE no idea who his assailants were. TRIAL BOTTLE. hope for a continuance of their patronage Alfrod Carlin, of Cherry Valley, Winne 6th. IT’S NOT GREASY, STICKY OB ILL SMELL ING. ffl H W Ph J. W . O R R . bago County, was thrown out of his sleigh a few days ago by a runaway horse and You can pnrrlm.e fills modioinn of any drtigai.t or dealer in medicine*. Huy it where you trade. If lay insensible in the snow for a long time. G. HEPPE he has not got it, he will aeinl for it nt your request, BEER, He was nearly frozen to death. Both limbs and sell you the genuine Ham a OIL OK GLADNESS and arms were terribly frozen. at the manufactu-er’a iowr-at priro at retail. DEALEKIN I. HAM, Proprietor. Albany, N. Y. Fred H. Helm, wholesale confectioner at P. Van Schanck A Sons, Puller A Fuller, aud Mor FITZMAURICE Bloomington,confessed judgments the other rison A Plummer. Wholesale Acts., Chicago. 111. day to the extent of $7,(KK), but the previous EUHHtS day sold his stock to John Gray. The cred Icau live at Imme. and nmke more itors would have to light for the assets. ©a @ i © money at work for us, than At any — GO T O — Tho Midland railroad owes Tazewell thing else in this world. (^Hpital not & DUFFY, Ineedud; you aro started free. Both C ounty a b o u t $15,000 fo r b ack ta x e s for sex**; all ages. Any one can da the which the county ha3 obtained judgments YOU!work. Large earnings sure from first DEALERS IN TIIE against it. start. Costly outfit and ternis free. Better not de- f a . lay. Cos ts you nothing to sen 1 us your address aud Tho Post-Office Department has ordered find out. If you are wise you will do so at once. CHOICEST free-delivery service at Rock Island, to H. Hallett k Co., Portland. Maine. commence next month with five carriers. 7 The new German-Ameriean National WINES, LUNGHU8 BUILDING. Bank began business at Lincoln a fowdays ago. I ts ca p ita l is $50,000. T he officers are: President, A. Rimmerman; vice-pres- 260 PAQE8. Illustrated, T11 Cloth and Gilt Binding, 50c. idont, F. C. W. Kohnlc; cashier, L. C. T IIE B E S T money or stamps. Same, paper cover, 25c. This Book con- He also has a nice assortment of -THE- in* ALL the curious, doubtful or inquisitive want to know. Schwerdtfeger. f till of very interesting and valuable information. 1IRA LT1I, BEAUTY aad HAPPIXK8S nre promoted by its advise—who David Johnson, a member of the North may Blarry, who not, whv ; Medical Aid. when necessary, Chicago corps of the Salvation Army, was brought home to you. 50 Wonderful PKX PHTUKKH, true to life. Young or old, married or single, tick or well, should L I Q U O R S I B E S T B E E R ! recently arrested for the perpetration of ®e»dit. 8enlsealed by DR. WHITTIER. St- Louii. Mo. seven burglaries. j e cm* THIS OUT AND BEND WITH OUDEaj Hon. John R. Thomas, tho Republican JE WIITES -AND T H E - member of Congress from tho Twentieth district, will take a leave ofabsonco in order CIGARS, to spend the remainder of the winter in -AND- FINEST CIGARS l' the Bermudas for his health. Mr. Thomas BOTTLED GOODS, has a tumor iu his throat which gives him etc., etc., etc. anxioty. Also a Full Line of Fred Koertge, aged thirteen years, com A N O . O N E C/GARSJ g®“ An orderly house at all times. mitted suicide the other day by hanging at ADVERTISERS his home in West Salem, Edwards County. BOTTXJCD GOODS, The cause was said to have beon some I keep constantly on hand the trouble at school. BEST BRANDS of BEER. Also ft can learn the exact cost PATENTS A now theater, to lx^tnown as the Hay- FULL LINE of WINES and LIQ Obtained, nod all other hnalnota In the U. 8. Patent Consisting of m a rk e t, and to co st $300,000, is to bo b u ilt of any proposed line of Office attended to for MODERATE FEES. on W est Mudison street, near Halsted, Chi UORS, which I will supply to Our office la oppoalte tba U. 8. Patent Office, aod we can obtain Patent! In leaa time than tboee re cago. farmers and families at tho lowest mote from WASHINGTON. At the recent annual meeting of tho Illi advertising in American Send MODEL OR DRAWING. We advlae ae to Wines, Champagne Cider, etc. nois Bar Association, hold at Springfield, rates. patentability free of charge; and we make NO CUABOB UNLESS WE OBTAIN PATENT. Leonard Swott delivered an interesting ad i n have a aide room whore farmers papers by addressing We refer here, to the Pnetreaeter, the Snpt. of dress in memory of David Davis. and their families can be served with a Money Order Dir., and to official! of the U. a Patent An orderly house at all times. A t the Second Presbvteriau Church in good lunch at any and all times. Office. For clroular. advice, term!, and reference! Geo. P. Rowell & Co., to actual clienta in jronr own atate or county, ad- Chicago recently thore was held the funeral W C allan d you will find me ready to dreu Give us a call. of M rs. John Bates, who had resided iu that serve you, Newspupsr Advertising Bur#»u, lO Spruoo St., New York. C. A. SNOW Sc CO., city over since 1882. Her husband is the Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D. 0. oldest surviving pioneer. C. H E P P E . Send lOote. for lOO-Pege Pamphlet. FITZMAURICE & D U F F Y . ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE. THE NEW WEATHER CODE. . D a v i d B c o t t , champion Australian crick eter, says St. Jacobs Oil acta like magic. A QUESTION ABOUT Description and explanation of the New S k n a t e —M r. Chapman introduced a bill on Hospitals and curativo institutions suc Signals to He Used in W eather Deports THIS NEW YEAR the tlth providing for the employment of con- cessfully use Red Star Cough Cure. No Und* ns (as forty or______more n e._ resri’pui bsrs Browns Iron fo u n d us) s till In th e Heldfield and at the froul of U19 vied labor In m aking school hooka d is After March 1. , for free opiates. Costa tweuty-iive cents a bottle. music publishing business. W e uffur some tribution among those entitled to admission to W a s h in g t o n , Jan. 17.—The sign al office public sohools, and asking for an appropriation has sent out circulars from the bureau in' T h e homo-stretch—Trying to make both B itters of &6,000. Mr. Southworth introduced u bill this city giving the now code of signals e n d s m o o t. Choice Music Books, touching the revlsiou of the law concerning adopted for use in the transmitting of re ANSWERED. among which are to be found the following, which lunatics. It was decided to hold memorial ser ports regarding the weather which are Brown’s Little Joke. teachers, amateurs and ethers will do well to ex vices to the late Senator Logan and David Davis “ Why, Brown, how short your coat is,” The question he* nrobably been inked thousand* am in e: to come into general use after March 1. The of timed, “ How cau Brown's Iron Bitters cure every o n F e b r u a r y 22 n e x t. said Jones one day to his friend Brown, interpretation of the signals are as fol thing ? " Well, it doesn't. But it doe* cure aux diseeee Song Classlos. who wittily replied : “ Yes; but it will he for which a reputable physician would prescribe IRON and others. Frtce II.UO. A splendid collection H o u s e —R esolutions of respect to the lute low s: long enough before I get another.” Borne Physicians recognize Iron aa the beet restorative of classic vocal music. A large hook, sheet musio rn i m b I known kuu to the profetmion, end iuquiry of sny Judge David Davis and Judge John O. Hogtira No. 1 No. 2. No. 3. No. 4. men spend so much for medicines that else, beautifully printed and bound, and containing were adopted. Dills were introduced us follow s: chemicalch linn will eubstentiete the assertion about 50 carefully selected gems, suitable for all o make neither heal nor help them, that new th.______at there lore i)reparations of iron then of any kinds of voices. Many of the songs are favortleson To empower trusteos of schools to lay out and clothes is with them like angels’ visits— other substance used in medicine. This shows con the programs of the host concerts. The music is til kinds of dedicate for streets and highway purposes any clusively that iron is acknowledged to be the most not.dimcult. " few and far between. Internal fevers, important factor iu successful medical uractire. It is, cl specifications portion of school lands for public benefit; to weakness of tho lungs, shortness of breuth however, a remarkable fact, that prior to the dUcov- Young People’s Illustrated History strike out the disability of married w omen from and lingering coughs, soon yield to tho «ry of BtUIW N'8 IK O N B IT T K R S no perfect- furnished the statute relating to limitations of all kinds: magic influence of that royal remedy, Ur. ly satisfactory iron combination had ever been found. of Music. relating to instruction in the public schools [Kxplanution: Flag No. 1, W hilo—Clear or R. V. Pierce’s “Golden Medical Discovery.” BROWN'S IRON B in E R S ^ ttE B y «J. C. M ary. Price II 00. Containing short us to the effects of alcoholic beverages; to pro fair weather. Flag No. 2, Blue— Ruin or snow. biographies of ittuiou* musicians, am lucouueno^d —------• ------• headache, or produce constipation—all oth er Iron und Inlereatlnif history of mu mo from the earli hibit the selling of pools on races: to remedy Flag No. 8, Black—Temperature signul. Flag TTpsidb down—Feather bed.— N. Y. Jnde- medicinesdo. 1IHOW V8 IRON BITTLU8 est day* l<> the present time. All persons, young or old. will enjoy tho book. Portraits accompany V the evil incurred by tfie destruction of public No. 4, Black Center—Cold wave.j oendent. cure* Indigestion, Ilillousue as, W eakness, records by tire by providing for the placing No. 1, white flag, six feet square, always ------• ------Dyspepsia. Jlolarla, Ulilll. und Fever., the sketches. Tired Feeling,G eneral D ebility,Fain in the t h e P l a n o , of copies of ull records in the recorder's •500 Reward. indicates clear or fair weather; no rain. Mide,v$aok or Lim b.,H eadache and N eural Young People’s Classics f“'Very popu- House Raising easy arrange oillce; to require the annual report to No. 2, blue (lag, six feet square, indicates The former proprietor of Dr. Sago’s Ca g ia —for all these ailments Iron is prescribed dally. lur collection of the best music In ei m ene n ts. u . uses. the Auditor of telegraph companies rain or snow. tarrh Remedy, for years made a standing, us to their gross receipts and mileage; provid BROWN’S IRON BITTERS, No. 3, Black triangular flag, six feet at public offer in all American newspapers of Piano Classics XlST*piu ftSTiC wlth good ing for the erection of a monument lo the mem 1600 reward for a caso of catarrh that ho minute. Like all other thorough medicines, it acta the base and six feet in length, always re slowly. When taken by mm tno rinrt symptom of By I-. O. Kmerion. ory of John A. Logan in Chicago, with the up could not cure. The present proprietors benefit is renewed energy Tho muscles then become Tho Royal Singer U) cents. New Binumjf pointment of a com niitt'i'-to receive subscrip fers to temperature. When placed above have renewed this offer. All the druggists firmer, the digestion improves, the bowels are active. School ami Ckolr Book. Nos. 1 or 2, it indicates warmer weather; In women the effect is usually more rapid and marked. beud for our Catalogue of Music Books. RR ANTED, tio n s u n d a S t a t e a p p r o p r ia tio n o f $60,01)0; to sell this Remedy, togother with the The eyes begin at once to brighten ; the skin clears encourage the propagation and cultivation of when placed below Nos. 1 or 2. it indicates “ Douche,” aud all other appliances advised up; healthy color comas to tho cheeks; nervousness LYON & HEALY, CHICAGO. llsh; to require officers having in charge publio colder weather; when not displayed, the to be used in eoonectioa with it. No ca disappears; functional derangements become regu lar, and if a nursing mother, abundant sustenance OLIVER DITSON &*X>.. Boston. funds to publish annual reports; to prevent de indications are that tho temperature will tarrh patient is longer able to say “I can not is supplied for the child. Roraeml>er Brown’s Iron duction in payment of labor except for money be cured.” You get {500 in case of failure. Bitters in the O N LY iron medicine that is not THE NEW DEPARTURE DRUMS remain stationery, or that the change m ------lawfully advanced; providing for !h" election injurious. Physicians and Druyyists recommend it. ' made with patent double acting rods and . an d W. Depot. temperature will not vary live degrees ~ foldlnp knee rest. Light, In June next of six additional Circuit Judges for It is tho engaging girl that is the soonest from tho temperature of tho same hour of The Genuine has Trade Mark and crossed red llnee Lsubstantial and handsome. engaged. on wrapper. TA K E NO OTIIKH. Cook County. Should tho bill become a law tho preceding day. I lined In the best Bands and the number of Circuit Judges in C ok County f Orchestras. L’uequaled for m V IST L E . Grand California Excursions. will be eleven. It is claimed that the dockets No. 4 Cold Wave flag (white ground, i tone, surpass all other 1q are overloaded und that there is great black center), six feet square, indicates the Tho Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rail W I Z A R D O I L finish und appearance. If need for the increase: lo appropriate approach of a suddea and decided fall in tem way is out with a new list of dates for its [nearest Music dealer does \ not keep them, write to ua $ MO, 000 for the establishment of perature. This signal is usually ordered at unrivaled First Class Excursions to Cali fornia. covering several dates (by all CONCERTS for Illustrated catalogue. an industrial home for the blind in Chi least twenty-four hours in advance of the routes) during the months of January, Feb L Y O N &. HEALY, Chicago, III. cago; to establish a home for indigent children; cold wave. It is not displayed unless a ruary and March, at extremely low rates. to prevent non-resident aliens from holding temperature of 45 degrees or loss is ex For detailed information, tickets, sleeping- WIZARD OIL^ IKMAN, land; for preventing persons from voting who pected; nor is flag No. 3 displayed with it car accommodation, etc., apply to nearest Marvellous Memory have b en in the State prison until the term of When displayed on flag-poles the signals ticket agent or address E. A. H olhkdok, disfranchisement expires: for providing that G. T. & P. A ., C. I t I. & P. R y., Chicago, I1L DISCOVERY. achinist! justlc-s of the peace shall be elected by the peo should he arranged to read downward; Wholly unlike Artificial Systems—Cureof Mind Won ple; for regulating the sale of liquors outside when displayed from horizontal supports a dering Any book learned In one reading. Heavy re N e v e r attempt to handle a snow-shovol ductions for postal classes. Prospectus, with opin o f o f to w n s a n d c i t i e s ; fo r a p p r o p r ia t in g $20,000 small streamer should he attached to indi Have been enjoyed by citizen, of every town and without gloves. city in the U. 8. Marvelous Cures huve been wit ions o f Mr. P r o c t o r , the Astronomer. Hons. W. W. for a monument for the late Governor Vales; cate tho point from which tho signals are nessed by thousands of people, who cun testify to A sto r, J udah P. B k.njam in, Dra. Minor, W ood a n d others, scut post f k k e , by for preventing the manufacture of imitation to be read; when in the form of symbols, An Expensive Delay, THE WONDERFUL HEALING POWER OF butter; making the lessors and owners of ------LOISETTE, to bo displayed on cars, the symbols should Is failing to provido tho proper means to 2J? Fifth A vm tie, N e w Y o r k . houses of ill-fame, or disorderly houses, liable be placed one above the other and read expel from The system those disease germs for the fines and judgments against the in Hamlin’s Wizard Oil. downward, as shown by tho following ex which cause scrofula, indigestion, debility, Soro Throat, Catarrh, Croup, mates; prohibiting the sale and m anufacture tor am ples: rheumatism, and sick headache. The ouly sale of any imitation of butter: making illegal reliable means is Dr. Harter’s Iron Tonic. Headache, Toothache, Neuralgia, JONES N o . 2. N o . 3. N o . 4. X X 3 3 voting at any primary a felony; prescribing the N o . 1. Frosted Feet, Stiff Joints, Sprains, IPAYStheFREtCHT size and texture of ballots at all elections and W a i l of the stage carpenter- -all work Rheumatism, 5 Ton Wagon Scales, fixing penalties for bribing or deceiving voters; and no play.—Tcxat Siflings. Iran Levers, Su-eT hearing*. Brass to strike out the disability of married women Lame Back, Bruises, Burns, Cuts, Tare Beam sod Ream Boa for from the statute relating to limitations of all ■;j W- b* J “O n e o f th e best friends to tho Poultry Wounds, Fover Sores, Ulcers, SGO. ore Nipples, Caked Breasts, and | Every fixe Scale. For free |—ice Hi* ■ oiflg. kinds; providing that club-houses where liquors yard is thqvery effective Bono Mill adver 8 I mention thi» pa;>er and a«Vlresa are sold shall pay a regular saloon license; to tised by Wilson Bros., Easton, Pa. Tho All Ache9 and Pains, JUNES OF BINQHAMTONt Iron Turning prohibit pool-selling and book making under one we have gives entire satisfaction. are quickly relieved by this magical remedy. Try It BINGHAMTON. N. Y. penalties of imprisonment for one year, or a Grind up tho offals o f bone and fill tlio egg- once and you will never be without it. tor sale by I m ake Druggists. Price,SOc. jOur FoNG B o o k fr e e to all. rrSEIVD PO H lin e o f $2,000, o r b o th . basket. It will pay. ’ Publication*, with jUnps, Address WIZARD OIL COMPANY, Chicago. duncrlbhur .MINM’X tT A , S e n a t e —O n the 12th tho President an I m p r e s s i o n s of America—Footprints in NOKTII DAKOTA. MONTA nounccd as tho Committee on Rules Messrs. [Explanation: No. 1, fair weather—Colder. NA, IDAHO, WASHINGTON und Curtiss, Cochran. Sumner, Chapman. South- the snow .—Xcw Haven ATews. OREGON, the Free Government Land* No. 2, warmer—Rain or snow. No. 3 warmer— and Low Price Rnllroud Lund* In iho worth, Hill and Ilell. Dills were introduced as S r. W in. H ull’. Buliom for the Lanza Fair weather, followed by rain or snow. No. 4, T h e C o m b in a t io n o p I n g r e d ie n t s used Northern Pacific Country. THE BEST follows: Providing for the incorporation of 'AGRICULTURAL. CRAZINC TIM fair weather—Cold wave ] r o w n s r o n c h ia l r o c h e s cures coughs, colds, pneumonia, asthma, whooping- Olid cities and villages; providing for the payment in m aking B ’ B T BER LANDS NOW OI’E.V TO fcLTTLEKS. is such a s to give tho best possible effect cough and ail diseases of tho 'Throat, Chest and A.LTY. of wages earned, and to enfoice tlie same; to MAILED Fit EE. Ad »!4 Francisco were arrested on the 141 h for the 13th, William R. Morrison Avas nomi coin and half silver coin; to grant a “ Yes, but I jeopardize it by this mar POTATOES (bu.) ...... 35 GO 52 pension of {25 a month to Walt W hitman; riage. That, however, is a m atter of small P O R K —M ess...... 12 00 0012 10 causing tho dynamite -explosions on the nated by the Democrats, and Benjamin W. LA RD —S te a m ...... l> 47! 50 Sutter street road. Goodlnio was nominated by tho Labor proposing a constitutional amendment for consequence. If I get the money I shall LUMBER— A t Waterloo, la , on tho 14th Will Crosby tho election of United States Senators by | enjoy it; if not I shall not allow myself tc Common Dressed Siding . 10 00