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VOLUME XIII. CHATS WORTH, ILLINOIS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 4, 1885. NUMBER 7.

In his lifetime was the tenth from ttie front. !ana, followed by the presidents and faculties ASHES TO ASHES. It was distinguished by Its complete e.nvel- of universtl les and colleges tho mayors of opinent in black cloth and the fact that It cities, and other civil officials, t he third 1 was unoccupied. The church Is a modest division was composed ot ail non-mllltary brick structure, but commodious withal.'organisations. It was preceded by tUe local The Late Vice President's Remains seating 900 people, but lioldlug within Its Irlsh-Amerlcan organisations, followed by Consigned to file Touib Tues­ walls iu this Instance fully 1 ,000. the marching political clubs which had When the casket had been placed In front taken part In the recent Presidential caui- BARHAMS II M llim !! day Afternoon. of the chaucel-rall the choir sang the an- palgn them, "Lord. Let Me Know My End." The the cortege moved slowly up Crown Hill Distinguished People front A ll Parts of lesson for the dead was read by the Itev. Dr avenue. When it came within sight of the ■lenckes. I his was followed by the singing cemetery the Indianapolis light Infantry be the Country Participate in the of tile hym n,’Lead, lleaveuly Light.” by the gan to Are minute guns, which was con tin Imposing Obsequies choir, the audience loinlng. The Kev. Dr. ued until lhe hearse reached the grave. The Jenckes delivered the funeral citation ceremonies In the cemetery were simpie but LOW PRICES W ES THE BUSINESS! 't he clergyman paid au eloquent tribute to Imposing, and tears were in thousands ol Scenes at His Old Hom e and In St. the late Vice President as a mau aud an offi- eyes as the remains of Indiana's distinguish Paul’s C athedral—Floral olal. His words brought tears into many ed sou were consigned to the lornb. T r i b u t e s . eyes. When he had concluded. Mrs. Doner,j ______As our Line is now Complete to “start_the ball rolling” we will offer o f‘Chicago, sang ‘‘Book of Ages," the bishop i I ndianapolis , Ind , D ec. 1 —.T h e m o r­ closing with prayer and benediction. you gooils for the tal remains of Thomas A. Hendricks, the THE LAST SCENE OF ALL. j Tempered with the purest patriotism was fifth Vice President of the United Slates Wben the religions services were conelud- Hie ambition of the late Thomas A. Heu- to die during his term of office, were con­ ed the casket was lifted and borne from the drlcks. He uspired to the Presidency NEXT 30 DATS signed to the tomb to day. The event was bellsof all churches began lolling when the 1 rol'Kh y years, but, sought It rather made remarkable in many rcspec s by the remains were taken from the house, and for the honor than for the power which be- presence of a tremendous concourse of coni limed their pealing during the rites, and longs to the position. To be elected by the at the following Low Prices : peoble from all parts of the nation to to Crown Hill cemetery. The column was AmerIcan people to the highest office at tlu-ir witness the simple rites which preceded preceded by a mounted police escort, who disposal was, in his eyes, the grandest dls- MEN’S SUITS, Sizes 36 to 42 @ . . . . § 4 75 the interment. The sombreuess of ttie were followed by the Columbus Barracks unction that could bo bestowed upon mortal heavens was reflected even more deeply in mediately preceded the hearse. The latter man- three times, at least. Ills ambition MEN’S HALF-WOOL SUITS, all sizes® . . . 5 50 the appearance of the city which witness­ was drawn by six black horses wearing the was on the very verge of being gratified, and MEN’S ALL WOOL SUITS, all sizes, warranted , 7 00 ed the development of his career. Its black paraphernalia worn by ihe aniiuHls three times lie suffered disappointment But chief structures were hidden in their folds attached to Hie funeral-car which bore the ______, MEN’S FINE ALLVVOOL CA SSI MERE SUITS (>< . 10 00 of black drapery, while to the occasion remains ot Gen. Grant to l tie- grave On He remained outwardly (lie same cheerful either side of the liearse was a guard of the friendly Hendricks, never giunibling, never MEN'S FINE BLACK ALL.WOOL WORSTED SUITS fm . 10 50 were lent ail the forms which a people Indianapolis light infantry carrying their complaining, aud never wasting time over can observe to show their respect for the MEN’S ENGLISH WORSTED SUITS, all shades® . 13 50 dead. The early morning trains on all mediately In the rear ol the hearse were the whflt "light have been. It is a legend among BOY S SUITS, 12 to 17 years, from . . §4 50 to 10 00 railways brought delegations from the Klee guards and Strelzlit rifles The funeral- the chiefs of the Democracy that had the car occupied a central position In the second positions of TUden and Hendricks been CHILDREN’S HALF -WOOL SUITS, 4 to 10 years (a, . 3 25 n a tio n a l c a p ita l and all" the lead in g cities of the four grand divisions. I he first division of the anion, together with an influx of was composed of state military companies reversed In 1876 Fremont, O., would not now CHILDREN S ALL-WOOL SL ITS, 4 to 10 years (

- AA-A1-,■irr-r? 'k ii* ■* ■ C om m ittees representing the National his residence to the court-house, where It NEBRASKA. _ ftaiudfidft. Cattle Growers’ Association and the Na­ would lie In stete until the funeral. 1. Arch. J. Weaver, R*l& G. W. fl. Ooaaey, & . tional Cattle and Horse Breeders' Associa­ Miss A ha S weet, of IlMnols, form erly List of Member* of the New Senate and t. Jamee Laird, B*. tion met at Springfield, 111., on the 27th and Pension Agent at Chicago, was married re­ House of Representative*. ■BY ADA. JAS. A. SMITH, P ro pr ieto r . cently to Mr. J. Bedine Carter, at the resi­ 1. Wm. Woodburn, B.. formed a new organisation to be called the SENATE. NEW HAMPSHIRE. Cattle Growers’ Association Of the United dence of Captain D. 8. 8. Sammis, of ALABAMA. L MartlnA.Haynes, R*|£. Joo’b H.Qalllng*r,R. CHATSWOKTH, : : : ILL1N 018 States. Brooklyn. They will reside in Iowa. Term E x. I T e rm E x . NEW JERSEY. J. L. Pugh, D. . . ..180l|j. T. Morgan, D ...1888 T he special-delivery letter system in New Captain A lva Bradley, the largest ship­ L George Hlreo, R. 5. Wm. W. Phelps. R* ARKANSAS. 2. James Buohauan, R. 6. HermanLehlbach.R. York, Brooklyn and other cities was on the owner on the northern chain of lakes, died J. K. Jones, D... .'.lSl|T. W. Berry, D ....1889 8. Robert 8. Green. D. 7. Wm. MoAdoo, D* 27th considered to be a failure. a few nights ago at Cleveland, O., at the CALIFORNIA. 4. Jas. N. Pldcook, D, HEWS OF THE WEEK. T homas Stanton, living near San Ber­ age of seventy-one years. L. Stanford, R ..- .1801|Johu F. Miller, R .1887 NEW YORK. COLORADO. 1. Perry Belmont. D* 18. H. G. Burleigh, R* nardino, Cal., was surprised by four Indi­ • H on. J ohnT. Stuart died in Springfield, 8. Felix Campbell, D* 19. John Swinburne,R. BY TELEGRAPH AND MAIL. ans on the 27th, who, failing to secure the HI., on the 28th ult., aged seventy-eight K. M. Teller, R . . 18911T. M. Bowen, R . .1889 CONNECTICUT. 3. D. R. James, R* 86. George West, R. * whiskey they demanded, roasted Stanton years. He was a member of Congress in 4. P. P. Mahoney, D. 81. F. A. Johnsbn, R* DOMESTIC. ’ 0. H. Platt, R ...... 18U1|J. U. Hawley, R ...1887 6. A. M. Bliss, D. 22. A. X. Parker. R* alive. 1888, 1840 and 1862. In his office A braham l DELAWARE. 6. Nloh. Muller, D* 88. J. T. Spriggs, D* T ub highest tide kuown along the At­ T he striking coal-miners near Pittsburgh, Lincoln studied law, and afterward was Ell 8aulsbury, D . 1889|George Gray, D. . 1887 7. John J. Adams, D* 84. John 8. Pindar, D. lantic coast for many years did vast dam­ Pa., attacked the non-union workers on the taken into partnership. FLORIDA. & T. J. Campbell. Dl 25. Frank Hlsoook. R *■ age on the 34th at Atlantic City, Coney W ilkinson Call, D lS91|Chas W. Jones, D..1887 9- Jos. Pulitzer, D. 28. 8. C. Millard, R* 27th, injuring many of them severely, and 10. A. S. Hewitt, D’ 27. 8. E. Payne, R * .island and Cape May. The damage along five probably fatally. More trouble was FOREIGN. GEOROIA, 11. T. A. Merrlman, D. 28. John Arnot, D* J. E. Brown, D . 1891|A. H. Colquitt D. .1889 29. Ira Davenport, R. the river front at New York was estimated anticipated. At an election riot on the 25th in Not­ 12. A. B. Dowduey, D. a t $000,000. ILLINOIS. 13. E. L. Viele, D. 80. Chas. 8. Baker, R. A dvices of the 27th from Ohio, Indiana, tingham, Eng., forty-seven persons were J. A. Logan, R ...... 1891|S. M. Cullom, R ... 1889 14. W.G.Stahlueoker.D 81. John G. 8awyer, jL Os the first bid of $22,000,000. the West Illinois, Michigan, Kansas and Nebraska injured. I ndiana. 15. Lewis Beach, D* 82. J. M. Farquhar, R. Shore Railway was on the 34th knocked D. W. Voorhees. D 1891|B. H arrison, R ...... 1887 16. J. H. Ketoham, R 33. John B. Weber. R. state that the winter wheat crop was in a C a ce r e s, the Peruvian revolutionary 17. J. G. Lindsley, R. 34. W. L. Sessions, R. ,lown to J. Pierrepont Morgan, Chauncey promising condition. General, defeated the Government troops •IOWA. M. Depew and Ashhel Green. W. B. Allison, R . .. 1891 jJ. F. Wilson, R. .1889 NORTH CAROLINA. T iie steamer Emma Graham, of the Cin­ on the 26th and was reported to be march­ • KANSAS. 1. T. G. Skinner, D* 8. R. T. Bennett, D* ' A n e w s p a p e r office, the post-office and cinnati packet-line, sunk on the 27th six ing on Lima. J. J. Ingalls, R ... 1891|P. B. Plumb, R ...... 1880 2. J. E. O’ Hara, R' 7. J. S. Hondorson, D. 3. W. J. Green, D* 8. W. H. H. CowleaD. ^several other business structures at Con­ teen miles below Parkersburg, W. Va., the A dispatch of the 26th from Sofia states KENTUCKY. J.C.8. Blackburn,D.1891|J. B. Beck, D ...... 1889 4. Wm. R. Cox, D* 9. T. J. Johnson, D. way, Ark., were swept away by fire a few fireman and several deck-hands being that Prince Alexander, at the head of 50,- 5. Jas. W. Reid, D. d ay s ago. LOUISIANA. drowned. 000 Bulgarian troops, had entered Servian Jas. B. Eustls, D. .1891iR. L. Gibson, D ...1889 OHIO. 1 T he official count on the24th gives Huron, A death from yellow fever occurred on territory. King Milan had sent a proposal MAINE. B. Buttorworth, R 12. A. C. Thompson, R.. -for State capital of Dakota, a plurality of the 27th on board the steamer Venezuela in for peace. B. P. Hale, R ...... 1887|Wm. P. Frye, R....1889 C. E. Brown, R. 13. J. H. Outwaite, D. 3,121. J. E. Campbell. D.* 14. C. H.Grosvenor. R. the harbor of New Orleans. K ing A lfonso, of Spain, died at Madrid MARYLAND. C. M. Anaersou, D. 15. Beriah Wilkins, D * stokm Eph. K. Wilson, D. 18911A.. P. Gorm an, D...1887 A on the 24th raised the Rahway M rs. M aria W oods, an inmate of the at 8:45 on the m orning of the 25th, of con­ Ilouj. Le Fovro. DA 16. G. W. Goddes, DA MASSACHUSETTS. ***~ 'River so high that residents in some por­ county poor-house at ludiauapolis, aged sumption, aged twenty-eight years. Prin­ Win. D. Hill, DA 17. A. J. W arner. DA tions of Rahway, N. J., had to move to the H. L. Dawes, R ___1887|Geo. F. Hoar, R ...1889 G. E. 8oney, DA 18. Isaac H. Taylor. R. 102 years, fell from a third-story window cess Mercedes, the five-year-old daughter of MICHIGAN. John Little, R. 19. Ezra B. Taylor, R. tipper stories of their dwellings. of the building to the brick pavement on Alfonso, will be Queen under the regency O. D. Conger, R....1887|T. W. Palmer, R .... 1889 Win. C. Cooper. R. 20. W. McKinley,Jr.,R. Jacob Ltomeis. R. 21. Martin A.Foran,!),* Mas. W illiam D unlap was convicted on the 28th ult.. receiving fatal injuries. of her mother, Christina. MINNESOTA. fthe 24th at Delaware, O., of cruelty toward a J.B.McMillan, R.1887|D. M. Babin. R ...... 1889 W. W. Ellsberry, D. A t Bevier, Mo., white miners on the 28th Marshal S errano, the well-known Span­ MISSISSIPPI. OREGON. •her stop-childreu, and gbntenced to impris­ ult. attacked colored men who had been ish General and statesman, died in Madrid Blnger Horman, R.| onment for sixty days, be to fed on bread Jas. Z. George, D . 1887|E. C. Walthull, D...1889 imported to take their places, and in the on the 26th. MISSOURI. PENNSYLVANIA. and water, and to pay $100 fine. E. S. Osborne, (at- 14. Franklin Bound,R. melee three men were instantly killed and A t Battloford, N. W. T., eight Indians, Geo. G. Vest, D.. ,1891|F. M. Cockrell, D...1887 U n* t’s r ally heavy snow-storms were re­ large, R. 15. F. C. Bunnell, R. hulf a dozen seriously wounded. iwnvicted of murders committed during the NEBRASKA. 1. H. H. Bingham, RA 16. Wm. W. B row n,R * ported in sections of Pennsylvania on the C. H. Van Wyck,R.1887|C. F. Manderson,R.1889 A ph y sic ia n in Cincinnati, in treating a recent insurrection, were hanged on the 2. Chas. O'Neill, RA 17. J. M. Campbell, RA NEVADA. 8. J. Randall, DA 18. L. E. A tkin son, R * 34th. In the Mount Carmel district two patient on the 28th ult. with congenital cat­ 27th. 3. •feet of snow had fallen, and twenty-two J.P. Jones, R ...... 1891iJamesG. Fair, D. .1887 4. Wm. D. Kelley. RA 19. John A. Swope, D.* aracts in the pupil of each eye, made in­ A d vic es of the 27th from Calcutta an­ NEW HAMPSHIRE. 6. A. C. Hariner, RA 20. A. G. Curtin, DA inches were reported at Penobscot, near cisions below and formed new pupils. nounce the breaking out of a rebellion at H. W. Blair, R ...... 1891) A. F. Pike, R ...... 1889 6. J. B. Everhart, RA 21. C. E. Boyle, DA Wilkesbarre. 7. I. N. EvanB, RA 22. J. S. Negley, R. T he annual report from the Life-Saving Neipal. The Premier had been murdered NEW JERSEY. Wm. J. Sewell, R .. 18871 J. R. McPherson,D.1889 8. D. Ermantrout, DA 23. T. M. Bayne, R.* T he residence of Jay Cooke at Chelton 9. J. A. Hlestand, R. 24. O. L. Jackson, R. Service shows that there are 203 stations, and the Maharajah of the Province had NEW YORg. Hills, Pa., was robbed the other night of 157 being on the Atlantic, thirty-eight on been taken prisoner. 10. Wm. H. 8owden. D. 23. A. C. W hite, R. diamonds and jewelry valued at $2,200. Wm. M. Evarts, R.1891|Wainer Miller, R. 1887 11. John B. Storm, D.* 26. G. W. Fioeger, R. the lakes, seven on the Pacific and one at B enjamin S immons, an iron-molder, was NORTH CAROLINA. 12. J. A. Scranton. R. 27. Wm. L. Scott, D. T h e Colored Orphans’ Home at Chat­ the falls of the Ohio, Louisville. Ky. Out hanged on the 27th at London, Ont., for Z. B. Vance, D ...... 1891jM. W. Ransom, D. 1889 13. C. N. Bruinm,G.-R.* tanooga, Tenn., was totally destroj’ed by of 2,200 lives imperiled in 250 disasters to killing his paramour, Mary Aun Stokes, OHIO. RHODfe ISLLAND. H. B. Payne, D ...... 1691|J. Sherm an, R. . ..1887 fire a few mornings ago. vessels 2,100 were rescued, and property last Juno. Henry Spooner, RA |2. William A. Pierce,R. D i king the six days ended on the 31th OREGON. SOUTH CAROLINA valued a t $3,352,760 was saved. S ubscriptions are being raised through­ J. H. Mitchell, R ... 18911 J. N. Dolph, R ...... 1889 poveu persons in the family of John Gear- Samuel Dibble, DA 15. J. H. Hemphill, D.* T hree men were instantly killed and out Canada for the benefit of Riel’s family. PENNSYLVANIA. Geo. D. Tillinau, DA 6. Geo. W. Dargau, DA •hnrdt, of Maintop, Pa., died of diphtheria. J. D. Cameron, R..1891|J. 1. Mitchell, R . .1887 another received a fracture of the skull on T he Bulgarians attacked the Servians at D. W. Aiken, DA 7. Robert Smalls, it* A t Bridgeport, Conn., and Fall River, Pirot on the 27th, b u t were driven back RHODE ISLAND. Wm. H. Perry, D. the 28th ult. by an accident on an aqueduct N. W. Aldrich, R . .. 1887 |J no. Chace, R ...... 1889 TENNESSEE. ■‘Mass., great damage was done on the 24th after sustaining heavy losses. '.by the tide which rose to the highest point under construction at Merritt’s Corners, N. SOUTH CAROLINA. A. H. Pottibono, HA 0. A. J. Caldwell, DA Y. This made twenty-nine men killed by During an election riot in Londonderry W. Hampton, D....1891|M. C. Butler, D....1889 L. C. Houck, K * 7. J. G. Ballentine.DA known in years. on the 27th the barracks of the Salvation TENNESSEE. John R. Neal. D. 8. J. M. Taylor, D. . accident at the same place since Maj’ Inst. B. McMjllin, D.‘ 9. P. T. Glass, D. T he continued scarcity of dimes on the army wore wrecked and twenty Loyalists H. E. Jackson, D...1887tl. G. H arris, D . ..1889 34th caused orders to be given to the Super­ T w elve buildings were destroyed by firo J. D. Richardson, D. 10. Zach Taylor, R. were injured. TEXAS. TEXAS. intendent of the mint at Philadelphia to at Redwood Falls, Minn., the other morn­ S. B. Maxey, D...... 18S7iRichard Coke, D...1889 T homas C orris, a native of England, Chas. Stewart, D.* 6. Olin Wellborn, DA ing. VERMONT. 7. W. H. Crain, DA coin into teu-cent pieces all uncurrent sub­ aged 102 years, died on the 28th ult., after a J. H. Reagan, DA sidiary silver on hand. F ederal soldiers on the 20th ult. drove Ju stin S. Morrill, R.1891IG. F. Edm unds, R.1887 J. H. Jonos. 1).* 8. J. F. Miller, DA the cattle of Burke & Martin from lands in brief illness at Victoria, B. C. He had never D. B. Culberson, DA 9. R. Q. Mills, DA T h kee hunters, who were caught setting VIROIN’IA. Oklahoma and burned their buildings. before been ill. William Mahone, R.1887|H. Kiddlebergor,R.1889 J. W. Throckmor­ 10. J. D. Sayers, D. fire to undergrowth, were hanged near ton, DA 11. S. W .T.' anham.D.*' T iie S ince June over six thousand of the WEST VIRGINIA. Jonesboro, Tenn., on the g4th by e x a s p e r­ riotous miners in the Monongahela VERMONT. French troops in Tonquiu have died or been J. N. Camden, D .. 18871 John E. Kenna, D.1889 L J. W. Stewart, RA | 2. Wm. W. Grout, R. ated farmers, who recently had several (Pa.) Valley, frightened at the determined WISCOnSIN. disabled by sickness. VIRGINIA. •thousand acres of grazing land burned over stand taken by the authorities, fled to their Jo h n C. Spooner, R1891|P. Sawyer. R ...... 1887 homes on the 28th ult. Charles Stewart P arnell and Timothy R epublicans...... -...... 42 1. Thos. Croxton, D. 6. John W. Daniel, D. 'by fii es lit by hunters. D em ocrats...... 34 2. Harry Llbbey, RA 7. C. T. O’Ferrall, DA Commissioner Coleman, in his annual re­ Healy, Nationalists, have been elected to A nauhow-gauge train was thrown from 3. Geo. D. Wise. DA 8. J. S. Barbour, DA port, says the year is closing with bright Parliament for the city of Cork. 4. Jas. D. Brady, R. 9. C. F. Trigg, D. the track n ear G astonia, N. C., on the 25th. Total number of members...... 76 10. J. R. Tucker, DA prospects of abundance for man and beast. T he Bulgarian army on tho38th captured 5. Geo. C. Cabell. DA twelve persons being seriously wounded. and occupied Pirot. Through the efforts of HOUSE. WEST VIRGINIA. A review of the course of agricultural pro­ 1. N athan Goff, Jr.,R ‘| 3. C. P. Snyder, DA S ev en buildings were burned a few days the Austro-Hungarian envoy at Belgrade, ALABAMA. ago at New Orleans, and Edward J. Mur­ duction during fifteen years shows an esti­ 1. James T. Jones, D* 5. T. W. Sadler, D. 2. W. L. Wilson, DA | 4. Eustace Gibson, D* an armistice between Servia and Bulgaria 6. J. M. Martin. D. WISCONSIN. phy, who was sleeping in one of them, was mated increase in corn of 37,000.000 acres, 2. H A. Herbert, DA in wheat of 30,000,000 acres, in oats of 13,- has been copcluded. 3. W..C. Oats, DA 7. W. H. Forney, DA 1. L. B. Caswell, R. I 6. R. G uenther, RA burned to death. 4. A. C. Davidson, D. 8. Joseph Wheeler, D. 2. E. S. Bragg. D. 7. O. B. Thom as, R. (KX1.000 acres, in all cereals taken together T he elem ent of uncertainty still existed T he marriage of u Polo and a Hungarian ARKANSAS. 3. R. M. LaFollette.R 8. Wm. T. Price, RA on the 28th ult. regarding the future of 4. I. W. VuuSehaibk.R 9. I. Stephensou, RA •on the 26th at Centralia. Pa., was opposed 67,000,000 acres. 1. P. Dunn, DA 14. J. H. Rogers, DA Spain. A state of k^oge had been declared 2. C.R.Breckonri'ge,D‘,5. Samuol W. Peel, D* 6, Joseph Rankm, D.‘| by the parents of the bride, and in the fight A boiler in the Tropic Furnace hoisting- shaft at Jackson, O., burst on the 2Stk and in a large portion of the country, and out­ 3. T. C. MoKeu, D T I TERRITORIAL DELEGATES. •which followed two persons were shot breaks of Revolutionists and Carlists were CALIFORNIA. ARIZONA dead. killed three men, James Dobbins, George 1. B. Hanley,Janie: DA 4. W. W. Morrow, R. Curtis C. Bean, It. looked for at various points on the frontier, 2. ,T. A. wouttit, R. 5. C. N. Felton, It. A t Catlettsburg, Ky., Van Bartram and Ingalls and Henry Jones. Children were DAKOTA. blown fifty feet, but were uninjured. if not in Madrid also. 8. J. MeKeuua, R. 6. H. H. Markham, U. Oscar S. Gifford, R. Green Kirk, two young men, fought a duel COLORADO. with dirks on the 20th, and both were A t twenty-six leading clearing-houses in 1. Goorge G. Symes, R.) IDAHO. the United States the exchanges during the LATER NEWS. John Hailey, D. fatally wounded An old family fend was CONNECTICUT. MONTANA. week ended on the 28th ult. aggregated A lmost the entire business portion of the 1. John R. Buck, R. 13. John T. wait, RA th e cause. 2. C. L. Mjtchell, DA [4. E. W. Seymour, DA Joseph K. Toole, D. $1,000,105.548, against $1,156,907,908 the pre­ village of Savannah, N. Y., was destroyed NEW MEXICO. I n a recent storm a barge owned at New DELAWARE. joniloit, Conn., foundered, and Captain T. vious week. As compared with the corre­ by an incendiary fire on the 30th ult. 1. Charles B. Lore, DAj Anthony Joseph, D. UTAn. ■* P. Smith and two other men perished. sponding week of 1884, the increase uniounts T iie issue of standard dollars from the FLORIDA. to 51.4 per cent. mints during the seven days ended on the 1. R.H.M.Ravidson,DAj2. C. Dougherty, D. John T. Caine (People’s Ticket).* - T he annual report of Pension Commis­ WASHINGTON. 30th uit. was 659,389, against 308,495 for the GEORGIA. sioner Black, issued on the 25th, says that 1. T. M. Norwood, D. 1. J. H. Blount, DA Charles S. Voorhees, D the net increase in the number of pension­ PERSONAL AND POLITICAL. corresponding period of last year. 1. H. G, Turner, DA 7. J. C. Clements, DA WYOMING. ers during the last fiscal year was 22,300. T homas A. Doyle was on the 24th re­ H og-ciiolera carried off one-third of all 3. Charles F\ Crisp, DA 8. Seaborn Reese, DA Joseph M. Carey, R. elected Mayor of Providence, R. I., for the the swine in Central Illinois the present 4. Henry It. Harris, D. 9. A. D. Candler, DA D em ocrats...... 183 The aggregate annual value of all pensions 6. N. J. Hammond, DA 10. G. T. Barnes, D. Republicans...... 14() seventeenth time, by a majority of 2,940 year. G reenback-D em ocrat...... 1 was $3S,0004*35, an increase during the year ibtli noi s; of $3,034,084. The amount paid for pensions over the Prohibition candidate. It was reported on the 30th ult. thatm any 1. R. W. Dunham, R, 11. W. H. Neece, DA Greenback-Republican...... 1 T he President on the 24th appointed M. of tho striking miners at Lucyville, Pa., 2. Frank Lawler, D 12. J. M. Riggs, DA w as $04,078,435. The claim s of 800,334 per­ 3. Janies H. Ward, D. 13. W. M. Springer, DA Total number of members ...... 325 sons for pensions were filed, and 521,029 L. Coraiack, of Grand Forks, Secretary of were in a starving condition, and provis­ 4. Geo. E. Adams, RA 14. J. H. Rowell, RA Members of the Forty-eighth Congress re­ were allowed. Dakota Territory. ions were being sent from Pittsburgh. 8. A. J. Hopkins, R.t 16. J. G. Canon, RA elected to tho Forty-ninth...... 183 On the 30th ult. two hundred thousand 6. Robert R. Hitt, RA 10. S. Z. Landes, D. T he damage by the recent high tides on T homas A. H endricks, Vice-President of 7. T. J. Henderson, R* 17. J. R. Eden, D. ♦Member of the Forty-eighth Congress. (the Atlantic coast at Long Branch and the United States, died very suddenly at copies of the first volume of the “Personal 8. Ralph plumb, R. 18. W. R. Morrlsop, DA +Elected to succeed Jam es K. Joues, D., other points was on the 20th said to be far his residence in Indianapolis at 4:45 o’clock Memoirs of General U. S. Grant” were is­ 9. L. E. Payson, RA 19. R.W.Townshehd D* elected to tho Senate to succeed Augustus H. 25. J. R. Thomas, R.* Garland, D., appotuted Attorney-Goneral in greater than at first reported. on the afternoon of the 35th. of paralysis of sued in New York City. 10. N.E.Worthlngt'nD* President Cleveland’s Cabinet. INDIANA. A lreiit Bbuki.l, aged eighteen, was ac­ the heart. During the day ho had com­ Miss S w eet, late Pension Agent in Chi­ v ^Elected to succeed Reuben Ellwood, R., de­ 1. J. J. Klelnor, DA 8. J. T. Johnston, R. ceased. cidentally shot and killed on the 20th by a plained some of pain, but no serious result cago, denied on the 30th ult. that she had 2. T. R. Cobb, DA 9. T. B. Ward. DA {Elected to succeed Samuel S. Cox, D., ap­ twelve-year-old boy at Mt. Vernon, O. was anticipated. Mr. Hendricks was born been married. The Miss Sweet referred to 3. J. G. Howard, D. 10. W. D. Owen, R. pointed Minister to Turkey. 4. W. S. Holman. DA 11. G. W. Steele, RA T he schooner Highland Maid, of P o rt near Zanesville, O., September 7, 1S19, and in a recent dispatch was a Long Island lEleeted to succeed W. A. Duncan, de­ 5. C. C. Matson, DA 12. R. Lowry, DA ceased. Stanley. Out, was found capsized on (lie became a resident of Indiana the same woman. 6. T. M. Browne, RA 13. G. Ford, D. 20th off Cleveland. Captain OI iver and his year. He was married near Cincinnati Six men were drowned in the hold of the 7. W. D, Bynum, D. W ard’s Pals Arraigned. .two sons were drowned. steamer Emma Graham, which sank in a IOWA. September 25, 1845, to Miss Eliza G. Mor­ 1. B. J. Hall. D. 7. E. H. Conger, R. N e w Y o r k , Nov. 25.— Yesterday morn- A t New Orleans on the 25th Charles L. gan, who survives him. collision near Parkersburg, IV. Va., a few 8. W. P. Hepburn, RA 2. J. H. Murphy, DA iug William S. IVarner aud J. Henry Work Davis, proprietor of Davis’ Consolidated I n the ejection at Atlanta, Ga., on the days ago. 3 D. B. Henaers n, R* 9. J. Lyman, R. 4. W. E. Fuller, R. 10. A. J. Holmes, RA appeared before Judge Brown and asked Show, while handling a pistol in his room 35th prohibition was carried by 235 major­ R eports from General Crook on the 30th 5. B. T. Frederick, D. 11. I. S. Struble, RA nt a hotel, accidentally shot his wife fatal­ ity. ult. say the hostile Apaches have been kill­ 6. J. B. Weaver, G.-D. what amount of bail would be reqnlied in* ly. Soon afterward Davis put (lie pistol to T he Circuit Court of Cincinnati on the ing the peaceful White Mountain Indians, KANSAS. their case. Judge Brown fixed their bafl Ju his own head ami blew his brains out. 25th ordered certificates of election to issue tho butcheries thus far including eleven 1. E. N. Morrill, RA 5. J. A. Anderson, R.* 830,000. Both defendants appeared before 2. E. H. Funston, RA 8. Lewis Hanback, RA Commissioner Shields and gave bonds in A lodging-house at New Orleans was to the four Republican candidates for the women, four children and five men. 3. B. W. Perkins, RA 7. Samuel RPetors,R.t ■ destroyed by fire the other morning, and Ohio State Senate from Hamilton County. I B y setting fire to a mattress, the three lit- 4. Thomas Ryan, RA sum of $60,000, or double the amount re­ quired. The sureties are Frank Work aud .Edward J. Murphy perished in the flames. H on. J eremiah IV. D w ight, a member of tie children of Mrs. Patrick Fitzgerald, liv­ KENTUCKY. In a belt around his waist was found $180. ing at Providence, R. I., were suffocated on 1. William J. Stone, D. 7. W.C.P.Breokin’e.D. John C. Work,uncle nnd father of J. Henry (he Forty-fifth, Forty-sixth and Forty-sev­ 2. Polk Laffoon. D. 8. J. B. McCreary, D. Work. The proceedings pending before the 30th ult. Font children were killed and several enth Congresses, died at Dryden, N. Y., on 3. John E. Halsell. D. * 9. W.H. Wadsworth,R. Commissioner Shields were then dismissed. others wounded in Jersey City on the 25th the 26th. aged eighty years. G eorge II. K eaoh, a horse-thief, was 4. T. A. Robertson, DA 10 W. P. Taulbeo, D. 5. Albert 8. Willis, DA 11. F. L. Wolford. DA A reporter was permitted to see the in­ by the fall of a condemned four-story T he complete official returns of the re­ taken by vigilantes from the officers at 6. John G. Carlisle. DA dictment found by the United States Grand building. cent New York State election show that Adams, Ore., on the 30th ult., and hanged LOUISIANA. Jury against William S. Warner and J. Hen­ W. B. S mith, a teller in the Second Na­ the total vote polled for Govornor was to a tree. Henry Mason (colored) met the 1. L. St. Martin, D. 4. N. C. Blanohard, DA ry Wont and Ferdinand Ward, charging tional Bank at St. Paul, Minn., absconded same fate at Campbell CourUHouse, Va., 2. Michael Hahn, R. 5. J. Floyd King, DA them with complicity in defrauding 1,034.138, of which Hill (Deni.) received 3. Edward J. Gay. D. 6. Alfred B. Irion, D. on the 25th, and Lis accounts showed a the Marine Natioual Bank. It is a lengthy 501.418; D avenport (Rep.) 489,727; Bascom for murder. MAINF. shortage of $4,500. (Pro.) 30,806; Jones (Gbk.) 2,127. H ill’s J udge H. F. F rench,\ tlie late Assistant 1. Thomas B. Reed, RAI3 Seth L. Mllllken, RA document, and contains eight counts, each T iie annual report of H. W. Cannon, plurality over Davenport, 11,691. For Secretary of the Treasury, expired from 2. N. DIngley, Jr., RA |4. C. A. Boutello, ItA of which charges Ward, Warner and Work Comptroller of the Currency, issued on the heart-disease at his home in Concord, MARYLAND. with either abstracting or misapplying un­ Lieutenant-Governor the plurality of Jonos 1. C. H. Gibson, D. 4. J. V. L. Findlay, DA 25th, shows that during the year ended No­ (Deni.) over Carr (Rep.) was 3,162. Mass., on the 30th ult. lawfully funds belonging to the Marine 2. Frank D. Shaw, D. 5. Barnes Compton, D. bank, or conspiring and aiding in such un­ vember 1, 1385, 145 banks were organized, E x-Senator S haron, M rs. B irdie S chroyer, a y o ung 3. William H. Cole, D. 8. L. E. McCorua8, RA the California mil­ and lawful acts. making the total number now in existence lionaire, left charitable beqifests amount­ pretty woman, killed herself with strych­ MASSACHUSETTS. ------• » ------3,727. ing to $110,000. nia at Norwich, O., on the 30th ult., and a Robert T. Davis, R* 7. Eben F. Stono. R*.. Poisonous Stocking:**. John D. Long, R* 8. Charles H. Allen. R T hanksgiving D ay was generally ob­ M r. and M rs. A aron N ightingale, of few hours later her husband took chloro­ A. A. Ranney, R* 9. Fred. D. Ely, It. .. N ew York, N ov. 25.—Dr. Cyrus Edson,. served throughout the country. Ogdensburg, N. Y., celebrated the seventy-, form with fatal effects. Pat A. Collins, D* 10. William W. Rice, R* of the Sanitary Bureau, was informed sev­ A ndrew Brai n, President of the de­ Ed. D. Hayden, R. 11. William Whiting,It* second anniversary of their marriage on T he season of navigation on Lake Michi­ H. B Levering, D* 12. F. W. Roekwoll, R* eral days ago that a number of children funct Hot Springs (Ark.) National Bank, the 27th. Mr. Nightingale is ninety-seven gan for 1885 was declared closed at Chicago MICHIGAN. had been poisoned by wearing Im­ was arrested on the 27th, chargod with em­ and bis wife ninety-four. on the 30th ult. Vessolmen said it had been W. C. Maybury, D*. 7. Ezra C. Carleton, D* bezzling $10,000. N. B. Eldredge, D'. 8. T. E. Tnrsney, D. . .. ported woolen stockings of bright red T he New York Grant monument fund on a season of unprecedented depression. Jam es O’Donnell, R 9. B- M Cutehoon, R* color. The legs of tho children were T here were 225 business failures in the J. C. Burrows. R __ the 27th passed the $100,000 mark. T he Southern Express Company’s safe at 10. 8. O. Fisher, D...... covered with a rftsh which indicated United States during the seven days’ ended Cl C. Coinstook, D ... 11. Seth C. Mollatt, R . T he Oregon Legislature on tho27th passed Hope, Ark., was robbed on the 30th ult. of that the dye used In the stockings on the 27th, against 284 in the preceding E. B. Winans, D*__ a bill prohibiting prize fighting in the a package containing $5,000 in greenbacks. MINNESOTA. contained antimony. • Dr. Edson ascer­ week. The total number of failures from S tate. Milo White, R*...... 4. John B* Gllflllan, R tained that the stockings were made in Sax­ T he Indians in Arizona Territory were J. B. Wakefield, R*.. January 1 last to date is 10,086. P eter Donahue, a pioneer of California, 5. Kuute Nelson, Rs... ony. Prof. Waller, the Health Department on a raid on the 30th ult., and several per­ H. B. Strait, it*...... At Northfield and other places in Ver­ ranking among the millionaires, died sud­ chemist, analyzed tho coloring matter and sons at Wilcox and near Fort Apache had Mis siss ip p i. mont the thermometer registered ten de­ denly in San Francisco on tho 27th. He John M. Allen, D. 5. O. R. Singleton, DA found that the dye contained enough anti­ been murdered. A general outbreak was J. B. Morgan, D grees below zero on the 27th, and in por­ was President of the North Pacific Road. 6. H. 8. Vnn Eaton, DA mony nud arsenic to injure the skin of a feared. T. C. Catchlngs,chi D. 7. E. Barksdale, DA tions of Massachusett* and New Hamp- I It was announced on the 27tli that the F. G. Barry, D...... child. Tllo antimony, Dr. Etlson stated, A dvices of the 30tb ult. from Massownh, ahire snow fell to the depth of two faet. anfci-Prohibitionists would contest the re- MISSOURI was used to sot the color and keeps It from Egypt, deny tho death of Osman Digma, Wm. H. Hatch, D* 8. John J. O’Neil), D* washing out, F reight drains collided near Missoula, M. sultof tho recent olection in Atlanta, Ga. and say he has avenged the prisoners John B. Hale, D. 9. John M. Glover, D. ------T., the other day, destroying much proper­ T he militia, police and municipal officers Alex.M. Dockery, D* 10. Martin L.CInrdy.D* hanged in Abyssinia by massacreing all the Twenty-five thousand nine hundred and ty and killing three mou and wounding sev­ of Indianapolis on the28tn ult. escorted the Jas. N. Burnes, D* 11. JUob’d P. Bland, I)* eighteen Immigrants arrived in this country people of Kassala, Europeans included, aud William Warner, R. 12. William J. Stone,D. eral other*. remains of Vice President Hendricks from John T. Heard, D. 13. William H.Wade,R. during October, 6,179 less than in October reducing the town to ruins. * John E. Hutton, D. 14. Wm. Dawson,D. 1884. / ,

acafer. » * ‘ *■ • IN A BUCKET SHOP. friends who are still prosperous. The •‘I am only sensible and practical.” .. * ILLINOIS STATE NEWS. Clintettwtb §lamdealM. “They are so littla, so helpless. Oh. in Is tilled with a noisy crowd of specu­ I can not turn them over to the cruel Some Gambling H o u im That Play a Day lators, wbe keep the air full of tobacco Illinois Coal Miners. | Gama Openly-Husking the Steok^rifor smoke and noise. JA8. A. SMITH, PiiOPUiKTOR. mercies of the world,” pleaded Honora. The State Board has issued the advance “That must bo for you to decide." —Big fortunes Made by Thoae Who Kuo Around the tapes sheets ot statistics relative to the ooal in­ CHATSWOKTH. ; : : ILLINOIS the Beak. are an excited crowd, dustry of the State of Illinois containing She sat for a minute looking at the w h o wateh each tiny child figures that flitted about on the reports of the district of mine in­ U C K ET8H O P move m e nt of the the edge of the wood, listening to their fatal tape with spectors. Prom the reports the following WOOD-NOTES FROM A CAGE. innocent laughter; then she looked up speculation is as much eager- statistics are obtained as to the volume ot into his face, considered a uess as the gambler business done during the year; What—what—what there, my pet canary? “I have decided,” said she. “I can trifle more re­ follows tlie Pail on a What are you trying, iny town-bred bird? not leave the children.” spectable than roulette table. Here You, whose performance used never to is also to be found v ary ! Belton Black’s brow grew as dark as playing policy value of same at mines, $11,45(3,498; average Ah, I cun guess at the rogue you’ve h e a rd ! night. the speculator who is value per ton at the mines, $1.17; average and a fraction "busted,” but bangs number of days of active operations, 2®, “Very well,” said he, rising to his average price nor ton paid for mining, 78-§ Day after day, in^our bright brass dwell­ less so thau or­ around waiting for a cents; kegs of powder used. 140,381; men ing, feet; “you are aware what that im­ “ lam b” to whom he killed, 39. You lived in comfort; you took your dip; dinary stock plies?” may give a point and The total output of the State has been Your cup ran over with seeds for shelling; speculation Your dear delight was a celery-tip. “ Yes,” in a low, tremulous voice. get a share in his somewhat less than in either of the two “ Are you willing to abide by itP” through the deal. It is a remark­ years immediately preceding. The total Primly and trimly you slicked your feathers; “ Yes.r’ medium of au able fact that those tonnage for 1884 was 10,101,005. The av er­ To swing' in the ring you considered bliss; who have lost the And you sang, sang, sang in all seasons “Good-by, then,” extending a cold exchange brok­ “b u s t e d . age value of coal per ton at the mines and weathers. hand. most can always With a swelling throat, such a song as er. The buck­ sho w others exactly ho (v to make a fortune. throughout the State has Leon in 1882 11.51; this: “Good-by, Belton.” et shop is the The can tell of dozens of times where they in 1883, 11.48; in 1884, $1.20. There are forty- And her eyes followed him with a middle ground almost made a fortune, but some trilling six more openings reported this year than “ Sweet, sweet, sweet, vague, fascinating gaze, as he strode to which fortu­ Seeds—to—eat! circumstance always interfered to prevent last, and nines have been closed aud aban­ Swee—eet? out of the green glade and was lost to nate “street” operators resort for a further it Such men present a melancholy specta­ doned. Just—hear—me—trill like a rill, rill, rill view. chase after unearned wealth. Its patrons cle. rill! come from every class of society, without Illinois Items. “ Have I done right?” she asked her­ UNFITTED FOR HONEST WORK. Sweet, sweet, sweet!” respect to age, sect or occupation. The At the recent Fruit-growers’ Convention self, with a sharp pain at her heart, Their gambling career has unfitted them But away at the farm-house last July, sir, and then, as little Nell came up crying numerous bucket shops in the vicinity of at Cairo a resolution was adopted binding Don't I know who, in the dawn and dew, Third and Chestnut streets are daily for honest labor and they hang around wait­ out: “Nora, Nora, me got a forn in my ing for what few crumbs they can pick up. the fruit-growers to have nothing to do ■Came, like a flame, to the branch nearby, thronged with a heterogeneous mass of with fruit drummers. sir. finger,” and holding up the tiny digit humanity who are willing to bet on a game The difference between the bucket-shop Flushing, und dashing, and taunting you? with tear-stained cheeks she caught the that makes the dealer rich. There are boys broker and an exchange broker is more iu The two young women—Miss Lilian Who but the Oriole, orange and sable? child in her arms and sobbed out: “God scarce ten years old; there are hoary-headed quantity than in kind. The latter requires W alter and Mrs. Ray Goode—who were so brilliant Lord Baltimore, velvety-necked. help me! Yes, I have done right, for men old enough to know better; clerks, from three to ten per cent margins and oc­ wantonly shot by the fellow Burrus, in "Whistling out clear, through the morn’s broken-down business men, street loafers, casionally deals in actual stocks or securi­ Chicago, three or four weeks ago, had a gay babel. these ones have no one but me.” physicians without patients, lawyers with­ ties for cash, whereas the former never few days ago so far recovered from their Something to this provoking effect: So Honora Leigh went back to her life does. One has the air of wealth and re­ of patient drudgery and ceaseless toil out clionts, sporting men of every sort, who injuries as to be transferred to their former '“You’re caged I see. ’T is n't fair, but I meet daily to talk of “stocks” and “values” spectability about him, while the other is home in El Paso. Both are terribly maimed don't care! once more. And the rich gentleman on and put up their money on the most perfect frowned upon because “the poor people I'm free, free, free! Oho, it's rare,—and the first floor, who saw her go in and waste so much money that they can not af­ and disfigured Burrus was still in jail. I don’t care!” game ever conceived for allowing a man to out with her little music roll, asked the impoverish himself. Besides these there ford to lose.” They are in effect nothing The large barn on the farm of John Ma­ ■“Free?”—You listened and learned his landlady who she was. are a great many people who fear to be but gambling houses, which exist under a loney, five miles south of Marshall, waa , meaning! “It’s Miss Leigh, sir,” said the seen in a bucket shop, who sit in brokers’ slight color of the law.—Philadelphai struck by lightning the other morning at 8hadow and meadow and breezv tree,— Times. Cherry and berry,—flitting and gleaning,— woman; “a daily governess, and one of offices and get “points,” and send their one o’clock and burned. Loss, $000; insur- Mating and building,— the sweetest, most self-denying young orders to the bucket shops by district tele­ CHURCH MEDITATIONS. insurance, $300. "Oh, free, free, free!” ladies as ever gave up her life for the graph messengers. But most remarkable The father of Zora Burns was arrested at of all, some of the large stock brokers who I wish that I could remember And now you repeat, though a trifle queer- benefit of others.” Our minister s Sunday text; Lincoln recently for carrying concealed _ iy. operate on the exchange patronage the weapons and endeavoring to regulate his “Humph!” said the rich gentleman. bucket shops through the medium of their My memory is so treacherous That nonchalant melody, o’er ajid o’er, That I'm often really vexed. son-in-law, Dukes, with a revolver. The And persuade yourself—or so very near­ “There’s not many such in the world.” office boys. When asked about some sermon, ly ! - “No, sir; indeed there’s not,” said Which I know was very flue, hearing before Squire W yatt was exciting You are quite as content as you were be­ Mrs. Moore. THE BUCKET SHOPS’ METHODS. It Is dreadful mortifying and waa the scene of fisticuffs between fore: When I can't recall a line. “ ------’T is n’t fair, but I don’t care! How the rich gentleman on the first The method of operation is very simple. Dukes and Attorney Beach. Dukes wag: ------1 don’t cure!” floor became acquainted with the daily A bucket shop is a miniature exchange FIVK MINUTES LATER. fined five dollars for contempt of court and — H elen Gray Cone, in St. Nicholas. Did I notice Miss Jenkins’ bonnet? Burns was placed under bonds to keep the governess—how the children began to Yes; what a horrid shape: run in and out of his room and ask him And I noticed Miss Brown was wearing peace. Her old last soason's capo. The lady who drowned herself in the lake1 H O N O R A ’S D E C IS IO N . to tell marvelous stories of America, She wears a different trimming— from whence he came—and how at last Last year, you know, 'twas fur; from the foot of Oak street, Chicago, the pretty Nora went back to America with But I remember the garment other evening, proved to be the wife of As well as t do her. Frederick W. Bipper, a well-to-do butcher. Her Wise Choice Between Duty him as his wife, would make too long a —Lowell Csurler. recital in detail. Suflice it to say that She had for some time been a victim of and a Lover. such was a fact. TRUE FRIENDSHIP. despondency. “God bless the little ones!” Mr. Bon- At the Logan House in Shelbyville the An Israelite Who Appreciates two Good other night two old gentlemen, C. L. and J. field said; “there’s room and to spare Qualities ot His Friend. It was a pretty and picturesque sight for them in my house. And to my J. Hendricks, from Bunker Hill on real' that met Belton Black’s gaze as he thinking there’s no sweeter sound about Hirsch aud Hertz,. both Israelites, were estate busirfess, were robbed of some cur­ paused among the clustering birches of the house than children’s voices.” partners iu business. Both were rich, both rency,a gold watch and $4,000 in notes. The And if anything could have made bachelors, without any relatives. They notes were discovered secreted in an out­ the wood., Nora Leigh was seated on the were moreover the most devoted friends. house. Frank Marshall, a cigar-maker, was grass, with one rosy child on her lap Nora love her husband more dearly than she had done before, it would have been So great was their friendship for eacli oth­ arrested on suspicion and commited to jail. and two or three scattered around, her those words of his. er, that they had made their will, each be­ At Marine, Madison County, early a few far cheeks crimson and the braids of queathing to the survivor all his property. evenings ago masked burglars broke into* And the years went by, and the little One day Hirsch appeared at police head­ the house of Mr. Marcott, school treasurer, bronze-brown hair shining beneath the children grew up into health and beauty, quarters in a very much excited frame of •cottage bonnet that she wore. She and Nora, in her satins, had almost for­ mind. He was pale and trembling. He and compelled his wife to open the safe* looked up radiant as her lover’s shadow gotten the sore straits of her early girl­ stated, in a voice quivering with emotion, from which they stole $800. fell across the tangled ferns of the wood­ hood, when one day the past was re­ that for three days he had not seen or heard Joseph C. Mackin, of Chicago, has been called to her by a most unexpected ac­ anything of his bosom friend, Hertz; tiiat assigned to work in the stone-shop at the land glade. cident. he, Hirsch, had reason to fear that Hertz penitentiary. His prison address is “ Cell “Belton, is it you?” she cried. “If you please, Mrs. Bonfield,” said had met with foul play. The Chief of 297, gallery 4, west wing.” Police replied calmly: the cook one day, “Tim says there’s a Andre Andrews, a Chicago pawnbroker, “Send the children away,” said he, AROUND THE TICKER. “ The proper way to do, Mr. Hirsch, is impatiently; “I want to talk to you.” poor family settin’ down in the old cot­ to offer a liberal reward to anybody who was convicted the other day of forcing a tage by the gates as is almost starvin’. whose quotations como direct from the prison-bird to recommence a- life of thiev­ “They will not disturb us.” New York Exchange. Tho broker transacts will bring back your friend.” “They will disturb me.” ‘Sure,’ says I to Tim, ‘why don’t you all the business, lie buys of any one who “ I vill give fjve hundred tollars to any­ ery, and was sentenced to eight years’ im­ A look of pain came over Honora’s tell the missus?’ Says he: ‘What for wants to sell or sells when any one wants body who bring back my dear friend alive prisonment. sweet, submissive face. would I be botherin’ her and they nuth- to buy. He requires only one per cent, and well,” sobbed Hirsch. The grand jury at Springfield recently “Charley,” said she to the eldest lad, in’ to her?’ Says I: ‘The hand of her margin, charges one-eighth of one per cent, “ You must try aud brace up. You must found indictments against a number of per­ was never closed agin the sick and the commission when the deposit is made and a accustom yourself to tho idea that your sons accused of running “gallon” houses. ^‘take Katie and Nell to where the black­ friend is dead.” berries grow. Johnny can carry the poor, and I’ll tell her, Tim, if you like amount when the transaction is closed. A “gallon” house is described as a place don’t.’ ” The proflts to the speculator are usually “ Tead, teadl” shrieked Hirsch, seizing where liquor is sold, and of course drank, basket, and see how many berries you limited to two liundrod per cent, although his hair with both hands. can pick before I come.” “You are right, Mary,” said Mrs. Bon­ / ‘Yes, and you should provitle for that by the gallon. It is a saloon ou a larger field. “I will go this evening and in­ some of them are more reckless and have scale. Charley obeyed without a word; but no limit The margins put up on any emergency by offering a reward for the re­ the defiant glance which he bent on Mr. quire into the case.” stock are usually limited to one hundred turn of his remains.” Captain J. W. Connett, who brought the Black from beneath his knitted brows And with Charley carrying a basket, dollars, but the number of investments is “ Mister Police,” said Hirsch, smiling first canal-boats to Chicago, and for many showed that he fully comprehended the in which was piled a goodly supply of unlimited. Thus one operator who has a through liis tears, “ I dells you vat. Vcn years was prominent as a Democratic pol­ jelly, wine, home-made broad and hot­ "point” that St Paul, which is selling at anybody brings me de corpse of my friend itician of that city, recently died in Miob- situation of things. Hertz I bays him one thousand tollars live “I hate that man!” he said fto Katie. house grapes, Nora walkettto the ruined 95, is on the "rise” will instruct the broker igan. Captain Connett was the Democratic cottage at dusk. On the hearth lay a to buy him hve shares of that stock and hundred tollars more den if he vas found candidate for Lieutenant-Governor of “Oh, Charley!” cried out the innocent alive.” — Texas Siftings. child, “that is very wicked.” gaunt form outstretched on a heap of deposit his margin of five dollars. If by Illinois in 1876. straw, with fever-glowing cheeks and happy chance S t Paul, which he bought at John Bowman, whose adventures as “I can’t help it,” replied Charley. ninety-five should go to ninety-six the in­ •WE’VE GOT 'EM.” *‘He’s cross, and he scolds Nora, and I eyes rolling restlessly in their sunken Mayor of East St. Louis gave him a nation­ sockets, while by the door sat a faded vestor is $3.75 ahead, after deducting An Incident Illustrative of the Dullness al reputation, was shot dead ^onTihe side­ hate him!” broker’s commission. He may leave it in of the Female Intellect. walk a few evenings ago in that city by woman rocking a child to and fro in or draw it out at any time until it touches In the meantime Belton Black had some person for whose apprehension a re­ seated himself on the grass beside Hono­ her lap. ninety-seven, at which point he has reached “ We’ve got ’olp” shouted one of the b est rs Leigh, and thrown one arm careless­ “I hope we’re not intruding, ma’am,” the limit and must draw out If, however, amateur first basemen in Detroit as he en­ w ard of $5,000 was offered by F rank Bow­ ly around her waist. said she, witli something of a lady’s the stock goes down he can draw out at any tered his home last evening and before his man. The deceased was the wealthiest courtesy and accent; “but my husband time what there is left until it touches nine­ wife had time to realize that he was not in­ man in the town. He was a native of Ger­ “Nora,” said he, “I haye made up many. For several years he had devoted could go no further. We are on our ty-four, when his margin is covered and his toxicated he reiterated: “We’ve got ’em!” my mind.” money is gone. No stock is bought or sold. his time to the law, and it was believed that “As to what?” way to Omaha, where he thought he “ Got whom?” asked Mrs. 1 B. could get employment.” That is a fiction. The whole transaction is “ The ‘Big four.’ ” his assassin was interested in certain litiga­ She looked up fondly into his dark, tion in which Bowman was engaged as- handsome Castilian face. “You are quite welcome to stay here,” “ What big four? Whose big four?” said Mrs. Bonfield, gently; “and I will “ The Buffalos.” counsel. “As to the propriety of our being send you some things from the house to “ Who’s got ’em?” Randolph Shippard, of Pekin, Tazewell married next month. Jennings says make you more comfortabfe. Your “ We have! the Delroits!” County, was killed by the accidental dis­ that I am to have a partnership, and I husband’s name is—” “ What for?” charge of a companion’s gun at Spring see my way clear at once. I’ve spoken “ To keep ’em over winter and work ’em Lake bottoms tho other afternoon. , to the agent about the little house in “ Black, ma’am—Belton Black. We’vo next summer,” remarked the husband, had bad luck, and wo thought perhaps somewhat annoyed by his wife’s failure to Ed Wemont, a colored barber, left Rock­ € -----street, and—” ford recently after stealing a large number “Oh, Belton, do you think that the we might do better here,” sighed the grasp the situation aud enthuse at once. woman. “ But I heartily wish we had Later in the evening the wife was over­ of cigars and considerable cash. He is tho house will be large enough?” interrupted stayed in England.” heard explaining to a lady visitor that her man who was implicated in the murder of Ilonora, with a troubled face. husband was considerably excited and deep­ Mrs. Wilson, of Beloit, Wis. “Large enough for what?” jiTora Bonfield’s heart beat violently as she advanced a pace or two toward the ly interested over a new enterprise or ex­ Mrs. Ernest, Miller, of Litchfield, Mont­ “For the children. There are four of wretched head on the straw where the periment which he had engaged in. They gomery County, while trying to lift from eu them, you know, and—” were going to winter a lot of buffaloes with high shelf a can of lye the other night, ac­ yellow flicker of the candle faintly illumi­ a view to working them next summer after “No,” said Mr. Black, abruptly. “I cidentally spilled some of the lye upon her! nated a face which she would scarcely the fashion of oxen.—Detroit Free Press. ■don’t think that it will be large enough hhve recognized—the face of Belton face, and would probably lose the sight of —I didn't mean that it should. You Black. In the Hospital. one, if not of both eyes, in consequence. j surely can not intend to burden our A lightning-rod man named George Wil­ household with your aunt’s four chil­ He died the next day, and never Tltey were walking through the hospital knew that the eyes of his old sweetheart and came to the stand before the cot of a son was arrested in Lincoln a few days ago dren? They are nothing to me, and on a charge of forgery. Ho had taken a' had rested pityingly upon him in his young man who had lost one eye, six teeth, they should be nothing to you. I dare note of John Myer, of Mount Pulaski, for last hour. And the simple headstone had halt his scalp torn off, both legs broken say I can find some excellent institution that was reared over his remains in tho $17 and raised it to $77. where—” and three ribs fractured. cemetery was placed there through Ho­ "Poor fellow, I suppose you were run The ravage of hog cholera in Central “I promised my aunt on her dying nora Bonfield’’s charity.— Harrisburg over by a freight train?” said a sympathetic Illinois is reported as unprecedented. bed that the children should never lack A SAMPLE CAPPER. Patriot. old lady. A constable and a lawyer of Springfield a mother’s care,” said Honors, who had a bet on the rise or fall of a stock in the “Or was attacked by a panther?” sug­ grown very pale. market. In almost every bucket shop there engaged in battle in a Justice court a few gested a spinster of uncertain age. days ago. Each combatant was consider­ “And you have kept your word,” —“Cattlo have increased more than is at least one capper, flashily dressed and “Or fell into a macerator?” queried ably battered, but peace was finally pur­ broke in Black impatiently. “For two three-fold in the United States during of well-fed appearance, who makes it his another. years you have fed, clothed and sup­ tho past ten years,” says the Shoe and business to boast in a well-bred way of his “No, ladies,” repliod the sufferer. "I chased by a ten-dollar fine. ported them out of your slender earn­ Leather Reporter, which adds: “Ours is winnings, and so leads ou the unwary to wasn’t in any of those things. I was in a Dr. N. H. Paaren has been reappointed ings. It is all nonsense to keep up this tho greatest cattle producing region on their ruin. caue rush at Yale College.”—The Judge. State Veterinarian by Governor Oglesby. the globe. On farms there' are now There are about a dozen of these bucket A little four-year-old boy of Henry Stein- sort of thing any longer. The boys are shops in this city, most of which deal ex­ The Way They Do It. about 42,000,000; on ranch and range man, in the west part of Menard County, big enough to work; the girls can easily clusively in railway stocks and bonds, while A teacher in the Armour public school property west of the Mississippi about there are a few that deal in oil, wheat and was burned to death recently. His cloth­ be provided for in an orphan asylum.” was explaining to a class the mannei in “Oh, Belton—never!” 10,000,000 cattle graze. provisions. ing caught fire .from some trash being “Just as you please.” said Mr. Black, It is a’long, nairow, dark room, lit up by which a lobster casts Its shell when it lias .burned outdoors. his face growing as hard as adamant. —Among tho strange customs in gas. At the far end is a large board, on outgrown it The jewelry firm of Manson Ac Baker, of which the quotations of the different stocks “Now, Mary Jones,” said ho, “what do Rockford, has failed for $8,000. “ But remember one thing Nora—you Georgia is the reckoning of event* by you do with your dress when you’ve out­ are marked as fast as they come over the Incendiaries set fire to the extensive lum­ must choose between them and your thj working people from $[io settling tape from New York. Seated in front are grown it? Yon throw it away, don’t you?” lover.” days at the factories. Thus a baby is usually a dozen old men, who are regular “ Well, no, I guess not, Mr. Teacher,” re­ ber yard of William Hoskins & Co., a t G a­ Honora uttered a sobbing cry. described as “two settlings old tho com­ patrons. Some of them have been wealthy plied the little one, "ma allera lets out tho lena, about two o’clock the othor morning. “Belton, Belton!” wailed she, how ing settling.” Settling day comes everv brokers in days past and now pick up a pre­ tucks and makes it over for me to wear to The flames were extinguished with a iocs o f can you be so hard?” fortnight, —Louisville Courier Journal, carious living by getting points from their school auolhor season."—ChAeagoTelegrunu $500, covered by insurance u T ji Jr

T Washington better. ' 1 An Cnkaov Ctotsurorth ^laimiraln. [From our regular correspondent ] ' On last I W a s h i n g t o n , N o v . 27, 1885. To D yspeptics. (rain from Ch The administration is in mourning JAH. A. SMITH, Proprietor. for Vice President Hendricks the Chatswc Thanksgiving day was a sad and The moat common signs of' Dyspepsia, or of the I. C. F Indigestion, are an oppression at the CHATSWOHTIf, IL L IN O I8. quiet one at the White House. Thetre Charley Elio were no callers, no business was trans­ stomach, nausea, flatulency, water-brash, one half a mi acted, and decorators were busy out­ heart-buru, vomiting, loss of appetite, and river, when ADDITIONAL l o c a l s . side putting up the crape and hunting that will shroud tiie columns of the constipation. Dyspeptic patients sutler un­ head, the engi — Father Donavan visited Fair- Executive mansion until the day after told miseries, bodily and mental. They lying on the t Christmas. The Capitol and Govern­ should stimulate the digestion, and secure of the locotnc bury Tuesday. ment buildings are also draped in regular daily action of the bowels, by the struck by ibe — Messrs. John Jr and C. Mona­ bluett, the same designs being follow­ for a n d ed that were used in memory of Gen­ Infants Chi!dren. use of moderate doses of Charlotte, whi han went to Pontiac Monday. eral Grant. a man’s clothi — Mr. J. C. Burgess and wife, of Mr. Hendricks’ death gives the “ ^A storia is so well adapted tochildren that I Castoria cures Colic. Constipation, and the truin Presidency ofttieHenate to the Repub­ l recommend it aa superior to any prescription I Pour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Eructation, parts of a Tonica, are guests of Mrs. 0. Hall licans, as they are a majority in that known to me." II. A. Archer, M. D., I KiUa ,W.orn‘s> promotes di­ A yer’s Pills. this week body. It is customary at the close of ll! Bo. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y. | Without Injurious medication. mangled and After the bowels are regulated, one of these both arms \ — In less than five years The a session of the -Senate for the Vice Tub Centaur Company, 183 Fulton Street, X. Y.- President to leave the chair for a time Pills, taken each day after dinner, is usually The back par Chicago Herald has attained tin* and permit the election of a President all that Is required to complete the cure. in, a deep t largest morning circulation in of the Senate pro tempore, in order that body otherwie Chicago. See advertisement. there might lie a succession to the A y er ’s P ills are sugar-coated and purely Presidency in case of the death of both vegetable — a pleasant, entirely safe, and re­ The remain — VVm Irwin, accompanied by the President and Vice President. liable medicine for the cure of all disorders worth and p Mr. Hendricks attended the sessions M is$ Weldon, made a visit to the of the stomach and bowels. They are Saturday mo of the extra session so closely last coroner, impi county seat Saturday. spring, that no pro tempore officer was the best of all purgatives for family use. inquiring in to — County Surveyor 1). J. Stan- j elected, Now if Mr. Cleveland should PREPARED BY ford spent part of this week at also die before Congress meets, the the following country would he without a head, and Dp. J.C. Ayer&Co., Lowell, Mass. Cornell locating lines, etc. a difficult problem might be offered STATE OF I LI Bold by all 1'm o ists. — It is said of an old physician in for solution How many terrible aches one’s poor head “ For tho indefinite aches and pains of nervous Livingston C patients TY.ngaljhe is MLperior to aiiy other ano­ We, the undi The country is now in the same has, and what suffering is caused by Wiese dyne. For Nervt.ua Headache or Muscular KLiou- Philadelphia, when called upon to headaches. Relief may, be bad from Nervous, malism, it la a]must a specitie.” Inquire In to I condition that it was during the first us unknown, r Neuralgic, or Sick Headache by the use of, i'AKR Kitchik. M. D . St. Paul, Minn, prescribe for a cough or cold, that month of Mr. Arthur’s presidency. press on tbe Which is not a cure-all, but ongaline “ n-ive used T in esses of Neuralgic Nov. *7th, find he invariably refuses to do so, but He also left the Senate without hav­ hieh is a cure for Nervous Hoad uhos with siiccobs in almost every instance. death by being ing it name a pro tempore presiding Headache, Neuralgia, Khetimutisin, Sciatica In strictly Neur dgic tortus it is unexcelled.’ recommends his patients to take Dr. O. D Norton, ji. I).. Cincinnati. Ohio. In a sta te of lm officer. The situation naturally gives and Gout. No proprietary medicine has ever “ Tonoai.ine has already done good service in two train, at the tit Bull’s Cough Syrup. rise to discussion of proper laws to obtained such Ntroug endorsement from the cases of habitual Headache.” find that said regulate the Presidential succession, medical profession. Theo. Hermann. M D St Thcmas. Mo. twenty-seven — Mr. N. Froebe, of this city, FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. dence before us and it is probable that the incoming Chicago to St. 1 A. A. MELLIER, Sole Proprietor, 700 and 7 I 1 WASHINGTON AVUNUE. ST. I .-JiS. and his brother from Peoria went to Congress will be urged to make some has a sister llv Pontiac Wednesday morning. enactment to meet such contingencies. the train men l The last Vice President who died in — Sunday night Mr. Frank office was Mr. Wilson, of Massa­ I am prepared I shall use my Osborn boarded the east-bound chusetts. H is death was ns sudden as to make esti­ beat endeavors passenger train bound for Chicago. that of Mr. Hendricks, occurring, it mates on all to please all will be remembered, while he was kinds of work, parties intrust­ — Salvation Oil is an imfallible ACHES I M I S ! and h a v e a ing me with The facts eli presiding over tlie Senate. good assort­ their work, and cure for headache, backache, pain When the death of Mr Hendricks ment of designs executeall con­ addition to in the side and limbs, and all rheu­ was announced at the White House, about aa folio Mr Cleveland immediately called a drawn by an tracts with dis­ matic and neuralgic affections. It " I tch e all over!" What a common ex- experienced ar­ patch, and in a Cullom and vi< special session of the Cabinet. Action presvoq; and how much it rqeaqs to nqany chitect, which good, work­ He told Joe relieves pain and extirpates the was taken iu regard to the funeral, a poor su fferer! These aches fiave a A, MLLRICHS, Pioprietor, are free to my manlike man­ disease that causes it. Price which the President and Cabinet will cause, and more frequently tnaq is gener­ patrons. ner. was 27 years o i attend. Chicago to E twenty-five cents a bottle. The Senators and Representatives ally suspected, the cause is tfie L ver or Kidneys. No disease is m ore painful or C^“Thanking sister. He als Jy — M iss Mary Dorsey and Mes- in the city also held meetings for the ser ous thaq tlqeso, aqd no rerqedy is so my friends for Kalish could purpose of deciding upon committees ALL KINDS OF their lib e ra l I dames I). Brobst, Allen, and II. to attend the burial services. prorqpt ard effective as A complete Kalish bow fa: Larned all visited the city of Fair- patronage here­ The people of Washington obeyed set of tofore, I trust, said he would bury Saturday. the terms of the President’s procla­ by pursuing an leave Cullom a mation iu celebrating Thanksgiving MISHLER’S FRESH AND SALT upright, fair — IIow often do we hear of the day. Government business was sus­ and honorable noon Later he sudden fatal termination of a case of pended, department clerks and school House -Raising course, to com­ and remained r croup, when a young life might children were set free, there were mand their pat­ t 4 about 4 o’clock have been saved by the prompt use family reunions and feasting and Apparatuses, ronage in the was the last pleasure making In the churches, future. who saw bin of Ayer’s Cherry Pectral. Keep a sermons were preached from appro­ B e t t e r s - bottle of it on hand, ready for in­ priate texts. Secretary Whitney thought him No remedy has yet beeq discovered * * mains were but stant use. offered to give every officer and em­ tfiat is so effective iq all KIDNEY AND Constantly on hand. ploye of the Navy Department a LIVER COMPLAINTS, MALARIA, DYSPEP­ Thanksgiving turkey. Many of them F. HUTFMA1T. — Mr. W. G. Messier left Mon­ SIA, etc., aqd yet it is sim ple and fiarnq- Tlies day night for Indianapolis to attend availed themselves of his courtesy. Congress will convene in one week less. Scieqce aqd rqedical skill have The best blc the funeral ceremonies of Vice from next Monday. There is a bustle corrjbinc-d with v.oqderfu! success tfiose lator ever pli President Hendricks Tuesday. of preparation at the Capitol. It is fieri s wliicfi r.clure fias provided for tfie suffering hum cure of disease. It strengtfiens aqd in­ J . W . O r r , — Purge out the lurking distemp­ true the work of cleaning up, repair­ FRESH LAKE FISH ters, luaclivi vigorates tfie whole system. ing, and making improvements has Jaundice, Com er that undermines health, and con­ been going on there during the entire lion. TLaddeiiB Stevens, tho distiiunilFhod Con- On Tuesdays and Fridays. stitutional vigor w ill return Those recess. Htill everything is getting frrespniaiK tiiR'f* wrote to n fellow mem her who waa any disease of Bufteruiir from imlitrcFtion and kidney disease: ever requires who suffer from an enfeebled and another touch iu readiness for the “ Try Mishb Fe Herb Bitter*, I believe it will euro PAINTER even t you. 1 ha'« used it for both indigestion and affec- stimulant, will disordered state of the system, tiro. of c.r. kidneys,l-i.il and it is the most wonderful -AND The President has nearly finished combiiiation of medicinal herbs I ever saw.” Highest cash prices paid for the best and his message to Congress, and the should take Ayer’s Sarsaparilla to M IS H L E R HERB BITTERS CO., They act suri cleanse the blood and restore vitali- Cabinet officers have about completed 525 Commerce St., Philadelphia. their reports The majority of them FAT CATTLE, guaranteed to j ty - will be published before Congress Parker’s Pleasant Worm Syrup Never Falla DECORATOR. money refund — M. D. Ross Esq. and wife, of meets. Only that of the Secretary of SHEEP, bottle by H. 5! the Treasury will be withheld to go to Boston, Mass., uncle and aunt of Congress with the President’s message HOGS, Mr. Jno R. Bigham, were guests at As to points in the message it may PAFEE-HA HH1HH Genera] Robe Mr. Bigham’s residence over be mentioned that, the policy of the HIDES, as “a man wii Sunday. administration will be very dear and A SPECIALTY. small points.” direct in advocating increased econo­ TALLOW I shall use my best endeavors to please my in Governmental expenditures This statement of S. B. Arban. a all parlies entrusting me with their work, A Rei dry goods dealer, of Washington and cutting down tariff taxation in CHAT8W0RTH, - - ILL. and execute all contracts with neatness and such a way as will not hurt industries Borough, Pa., is brief, hue entirely dispatch Mrs. Mary A which have been built up under exist­ Thanking my friends for their past Pa., was afflicti to the point. ‘T do hereby certify ing laws. The policy outlined to Con­ patronage, by a strict attention to business and Bronchitis that I have been afilicted with dys gress will be conservative. One of the newly appointed Civil hope for a continuance of their patronage. physicians coul pepsia for several years, and two Service commissioners says that any J. W ORR. was despaired i bottles of Mishler’s Ilerb Bitters expectations that the recognized Com­ C. HEPPE, procured a Boll cured me.'’ If we undertook to mission will be governed by partisan Has a Large Circulation because it is covery, when it considerations will be doomed to dis­ the Best Family Newspaper published D E A L E R IN make a collection of certificates of appointment. He further said in all in Chicago for by continuing this sort we could fill a very large bis consultations with the President, was complete! volume. lie was impressed with the sincere lbs. in a few m purpose Mr. Cleveland showed to en­ ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR. CHOICE Free trial Bo force the law strictly and impartially. I The majority of the Senators of both all Throat an parties favor a moderate Civil Service It has Eight Large Pages every week, Bangs’ Drug Si When Baby w m stok, we pave her Castoria, reform. They are pleased to be rid of and is filled with the most entertain When gl'» was a ChUd, she cried for Castoria. the annoyance of looking after small ing m atter prepared espjbially for A new hotel t When she became Miss, she clnng to Castoria, places, but they would like to obtain weekly readers. The news of the I cost $2,000,000. control of appointments to the higher entire week is presented, together When the had Children, she gave them Castoria, positions. with market reports, stories, sketches, and numerous items. Kent! for free 4 r The Fu sample Address As the season aches by whic — Mr. Nicholas Froebe, adminis­ R. R. W ALLACE, CHICAGO WEEKLY HERALD, THE BEST 1 known, are exj trator of Lititia Froebe, deceased, ATTORNEY _ A T L A W , posure. It is CHICAGO, ILL, | will sell the personal effects of the PONTIAC, ILLINOIS. Sarsaparilla is a late Mrs. Froebe in this village on we doubt if ther CHANCERY NOTICE. Saturday, Dec. 19th. remedy. But t If you want a daily paper take JE Hood’s Sarsapai — Demorest's Magazine for STATE OF ILLINOIS, In the Circuit HH. Court. Jaunn others who suffe December brings vividly before us Livingston County. ry T erm , 1886. THE CHICAGO HERALD it before the first the happy season of Christmas. It Wilson PlUInger vs. Adallne I’ittlnger. In ■ A N D - Chancery. Mill for Divorce is replete with beautiful stories and Affidavit, of t he non-resirtenoe of Adallne The newspaper which has the largest Delmonico hai poems appropriate to that time; in PlUInger, the above named defendant, hav­ morning circulation in Chicago, ing been filed In the Clerk’s office of the Fof sale by all newsmen. A NO. O N E CIGARS! “Jenny Juno.” addition to which there are other Circuit Court, notice Is therefore hereby giv­ PL en to the said Adallne Pltllnger that the By mail, 50 cents per month. articles of great merit and utility. complainant tiled his bill of complaint In Address ■__ i JBncklli I The opening article is the commence­ said Court, on tlieCnancery side thereof, on I keep constantly on hand the the 17th day of November. 1885, and (hat THE CHICAGO HERALD, T h e B e st Sa i thereupon a summons Issued out of said b e s t b r a n d s of BEER. Also a II ment of an interesting serial by Ju­ Court, returnable on the first Tuesday In the Bruises, Sores, 1 lian Hawthorne, the well known and month oj January next, as is by law requir­ full line of WINES and LIQ­ ed. Now, unless you. the said Adallne 120 & 122 Fifth Ave., Chicago, 111. Sores, Tetter, Cl popular author. Jenny June con- Plttlnger. shall personally he and appear be- UORS, which I will supply to Corns, and all SI ft/; '•'Ap!* fore the* said Court, on the first day of JAMES W. SCOTT, Publisher ./-tributes a paper on “Women the next term thereof, to he farmers and families at the lowest tlvely cures Pilei » Abroad;’’ and an exceedingly amus- bolden in and tor the said county, rates. is guaranteed t> on the first Tuesday In January or money refund ■->, inii sketch is entitled “Joseph and next, and plead, answer or demur to the said SenrilOcents postage, and we will complainant’s bill of complaint, the same mall you KREK a royal, valuable, A T I have a side room where farmers box. FOR SAL his Brethren ” The Household De­Do. and the matters and things therein charged sample bog of goods that will put yon and their families can be served with a * 1 - and stated will be taken asoonfessed, and a In tho w*y of making M0BK MONEY good lunch at any and all times. partment is unusually full, and the decree entered against you according to the at once, titan anything else In Ameri­ Itch, Prairie ca. Both sexes of all ages can live at illustrations good. The frontispiece n ra y er of said bill. t3F“Calland you will find me ready to of every kind J. A. HOOVER, Clerk. honta and work in spare time, or all the time. Capi­ serve you. Woolford'n Sat is in oil picture entitled “ Merry By D. A. FRALEY, Deputy. tal not required. We will start yon. Immense pay other. This n Pontiac, Illinois. November 17th , 1885. sore for those who start at once. 8TIN80N A 00., f mw. Qhristmafl.” R. R. WALLACE, Complainant’s Solloitor. Portland, Maine, C. H E P P E . M. Bangs, Drug i

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An Unknown Man Killed by the Cara. The ‘‘Cyclone Machine.” Professional and Business Cards: On Iasi Friday evening the express When in the east we see a black cloud CENTRAL DRUG STDRE e p t i c s . train from Chicago, known as No. 7 of arising, veiling the sun from view, we be­ gin to fear and tremble, for in these de­ • the Chatsworlh and Bloomington branch generate times, when cyclones are of fre­ D R . G. T R E E . a of - D yspepsia, or of the I. 0 . Ity., in charge of Conductor quent occurrence in different portions of H. M. BANGS, oppression at tha Charley Eliott, had reached a point about our coumry, it is natural for man to feel Office Over ency, water-brash, one half a mile north of the Vermillion uneasv at the approach of anything having -Dealer lu- the faintest resemblance to a whirl of H. U. BANGS’ DBUG STORE. is of appetite, anil river, when suddenly Qeorge . Weather- wind. Yet man is not satisfied, and must patients suffer nn- head, the engineer, discovered some object go to work and invent a ‘‘cyclone C h a t s w o r t h , I l l i n o i s . ml mental. They lying on the track about 75 feet forward machine" to keep the people In a perpetu­ i n - t al slate of excitement; ami so It is, and gestion, and secure of the locomoLve. In an instant it was W P? DRUGS Peter Cook, that uneasy mortal, has oue the bowels, by the siruck by the pilot. The first stop was at of the “ things" tearing up the earth; with a l Charlotte, when, upon examination, part of thug and a whirl coming on to us unex­ Dr. Byingt&n. pectedly, frightening us out of our wits a man’s clothing was found on the pilot, Office First Door North of and causing us to run hither and thither and the train was run back till the dead MEDICINES, wondering what kind of a monster it is - parts of a man were picked up horribly coming at such a rate of speed (two E. A. BANGS’ DRUG STORE. mangled and crushed. Both legs and hundred and forty hours to the mile) with l * s m i n * CHATSWORTH, - ILLINOIS gulated, one of these both arms were severed from the body. very little thunder or noise. The clay o pipes are placed in the deep track left by The back part of the head was crushed or dinner, is usually this ‘‘cyclone’’ monster, aud the inventor a ® nplete the cure, in, a deep cut over the left eye, and the or manager sits down to meditate on the <1 OILS J. B. TRASK, body otherwise mutilated. situation and see mother earth weep and ir-coated and purely © © The remaines were brought to Chats- shed tears and repent of her former sins; ATTORNEY AT LAW. ntirely safe, and re- that she had sinned so long in keeping c h a t s w o r t h , i l l . worth and placed in the freight depot. ire of all d iso rd e rs back her machines which she should have Dye Stuffs, Soaps, Saturday morning Esq. Sears, acting yielded long ago. Surely this "cyclone” bowels. They are coroner, impaneled a jury, which, after ditching machine is a big thing. C. R. !S for family use. §0 inquiring in to the cause of death, rendered WHITE LEAD, t »— SAMUEL T. FOSDICK, D BY S h o t D o w n . the following m (Suecemr toFoidiek k Wallace.) VERDICT: Geo. Rossetter was foully murdered Lowell, Mass. while on his way home from his place of BLASS, PU TTY, STATE OK ILLINOIS,) « m raggists. Livingston County, j B8' business at about twelve o’clock last night. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAV, We, the undersigned, a Jury Impaneled to His body was first discovered by T. M. LAMPS. _ w Inquire In to the cause of death of a man. to Hubbard, early this morning It lay on Chatsw orth, Illinois, us unknown, run over by the evening ex- the sidewalk on the south side of the -and- ress on th e I. O. R. It. on F rid ay evening. Will practice in Livingston aud adjoining countie a ov. S7tli, find th a t th e said m a n c am e to his street, just at the alley which runs ^long .the east side of Clark Howard’s premises. All legal business intrusted to my care will receive death by being orushed and mangled while prompt attention. In a state of Intoxication or insanity by the There were two bullet wounds in hia head train, at the time above stated. VVe further the ball in each case taking an upward DRUGGIST’S SUNDRIES. find that said man was a Polander, ot about 1 a twenty-seven years of age. and, from evi­ course, as if fired from ambush, sack dence before us. that he was tramping from in which lie carried silver, and a large Chicago to Ht. Louis, where he had said he pocketbook , In which we have not learned Th.os. S. Curran, has a sister living We further exouerate the tralu men from all blame In the matter. whether there was money or not, were S CHARLES TRUE, Foreman, taken from his person. They were fouDd P o l i c e M a g i s t r a t e A. H. H A L L . this morning at the coal shed by Jas. JOHN WALTER I shall use my S. MOORE. Sweoney, and citntained no money. A best endeavors FRANK OSBORN. IS NOW PREPARED TO SHOW YOUTHE •JOHN L. TAYLOR, valuable watch and considerable money in COLLECTING AGENT. to pleaBe all JAM. A. SM ITH two of his vest pockets, were not taken. Special attention paid to collecting notes and parties intrust-, THOMAS 8. CURRAN. The general opinion seems to be that the accoun ts. ing me with The facts elicited before the jury, in murder was done for the purpose of LAESEST ADD BEST STOCK OF CHATSWORTH. ILLINOIS. their work, and addition to those already given, were robbery, though some think differently. execute all con­ An inquest is now being bold in the City about as follows: The dead man was in tracts with dis­ H all. — Gilman Star patch, and in a Cullom and visited Joe Kalish’s saloon. B. I. PUMPELLY, good, w o rk ­ He told Joe he was a Polander; that he The Churches. Dry Goods, Clothing, Cloaks, manlike man­ was 27 years old, and was on his way from n er. METnoDlST D E 1 T T I S T . Chicago to 8t. Louis, where he had a Sunday morning Rev. Abbott presetted on MATS,GAPS, GR< *4 $ : € Office over E. A. Raugs'store. "Christ’s Charge to Peter"—fohn xxll 21. t 3 f “ T h a n k in g sister. He also told Ealish bis name, hut To Invest the future with proper solemni­ EVER IN CHATSWORTH. V isits mv friends for Kalieb could not recollect it. He asked ty Christ had Peter look beyond the present their liberal Possessed of a curiosity to know wlint would Kalish bow far it was to Chatsworth, and become of John he Is rebuked by the words patronage here­ of the text, "What Is that to thee? follow Cullom 3d Wednesday of Each Month. tofore, I trust, said he would walk there, and was seen to thou me." There are three classes whose by pursuing an leave Cullom about 1 o’clock Fridky after­ thought the words of the text condemn: All Work Warranted. 1. Those who are possessed of a perverted I have an Immense Stock of Dress (roods to be sold Ch ea p. upright, fair noon Later he stopped at Jno Haag’s house desire for knowledge. God permits and en­ and honorable and remained about an hour, leaving there courages Inquiry, yet has secrets that belong course, to com ­ to H tin: rights on which the inlnd of man mand their pat­ about 4 o’clock, or a little later, which must not trench. BLANKETS, FLANNELS, YARNS, &C., 2. Those who demand Hint all God does E. A. BANGS, ronage in the was the last trace of him alive. Those shall be brought within the range of their of All Colors. Styles, Qualities, and Prices. •fu tu re. who saw him in Cullom and vicinity thought. Nothing can be more unreasona­ ble than for men lo reject, a thing because It BANKER. thought him crazy or drunk. The re­ Involves mystery. As well might. Hie Insect 4 that, finds its cradle and its grave on a single TJMDERWEAR! TmDEB.WEAJR.1 CHATSWORTH, ILL. mains were buried Saturday evening. leaf try to co m p reh en d ttie forest a b o u t It. ns for man lo com prebend God. Wit hout mys­ I have an Immense Stock of Underwear, and defy Collections Made at Lowest R ates. tery mere could he no falih. And because r M A .1 T . These are Solid Facts. there Is mystery In both the natural and the competition on the same. 1 Genera I Banking Basintss Transacted. spiritual world God says, believe, trust, "fol­ You can The best blood purifier aod system regu­ low m e." also buy G A - B / Z P Z E T S of me Cheaper than lator ever placed within the reach of a. Those people who were foolishly anx­ ious about the conditions of their earthly elsewhere. suffering humanity, truly is Electric Bit­ life Instead of accepting the providences of Orr, ters. Inactivity of the Liver, Biliousness, God In a spirit of acquiescence, that bring COMPLETE STOCK OF HOSIERY. peace to their hearts, they sit down and Jaundice, Constipation, Weak Kidneys, or seek a solution of the problems affecting Robert Rumbold: thetrllfe. All that God does Is necessary, Call and examine my stock. I can make you Low Prices. any disease of the urinary organs, or who and therefore right. .> « » ■JCNkT -W V A ■ * . ever requires an appetizer, tonic or mild The speaker then called attention to the- GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT, etfects of C hrist’s diction upon th e life, stimulant, will always find Electric Bitters and tnen closed with an appeal to the peo­ CHATSWORTH, ILL. ple to follow Christ. the best and only certain cure known. JO lilT P. SANSEXT, PRESBYTERIAN. They act surely and quickly, every bottle At the Presbyterian elm ret) Sunday even­ A Y E R ’S I am agent for the HOME, of N. Y., HARTFORD guaranteed to give entire satisfaction or ing was held the annual meeting of the of Conn., CONTINENTAL, of N. Y. AMERIGAN Bible Society- of tills vicinity. Afler the -A T T I I E ------CENTRAL, of St. Louis, Mo., and the WASHING­ money refunded. Sold at fifty cents a meeting was called to order by Hie presi­ TON LIKE, of N. Y. Call on ure and I will v ite dent, and after singing by Hie choir. Hie Sarsaparilla you up a policy at the lowest possible rateR. I am bottle by H. M. Bangs, minutes of previous meeting were read Ity Is a highly concentrated extract of also agent for the old reliable iEtna Insurance Com­ Secretary A. K. Osborn, aud also the report pany. of the treasurer, Mr. H. M. Bangs, was read Sarsaparilla and other blood-purifying General Robert Toombs defines a fanatic and accepted On motion the officers of roots, combined with Iodide of Potas­ as ”a man with big notions and very last year were retained In their respective positions for the next year. Rev. McVay sium and Iron, and is the safest, most tell­ AI.TY. small points.” , then addressed Hie congregation, takiug for ! his topic "The Bible; and why It should he able, and most economical blood-puriller that ndeavors to please circulated among all nations.” He was fol can bo used. It invariably expels all blood lowed by Mr s. M Curtis, who spoke of the me with their work, A Remarkable Escape. poisons front the system, enriches nud renews C. GUNTHER, ts with neatness and power of the blhle In enlightening the peo­ Mrs Mary A. Dailey, of Tuokhannock, ple, etc Elder Trask read some statistics, tke blood, and restores Us vitalizing power. -KEEPS- and Rev. Holden, of Chicago, being called It is tho best known remedy for Scrofula ids for their past Pa., was afflicted for six years with Asthma on, thought the exercises had been prolong­ ed far enough aud excused himself. After and all Scrofulous Complaints, Erysip­ Dealer In and Manufacturer of ittention to business and Bronchitis, during which time the best singing the meeting adjourned to meet In elas, Eczema, Ringworm, Rlotclies, of their patronage. physicians could give no relief. Her life the Baptist church In one year. Sores, Roils, Tumors, and Eruptions J . W O R R . was despaired of, until in last October she BAPTIST. Itev. C. H. Holden, of Humbolt Park Bap of the Skin, as also for all disorders caused procured a Bottle of Dr. Kiug’s New Dis Fresh Bread, Cakes, Pies ttst church, Chicago, preached an Interesting by a thin and impoverished, or corrupted, covery, wheu immediate relief was felt and and able sermon at the Baptist church Sun­ ARNESS, SADDLES, day morning, taking his text from Acts it condition of the blood, such as R h e u m a tis m , I by continuing its use for a short time she 47. Neuralgia, Rheumatic Gout, General The speaker said the church was not of FRUITS, ETC. was completely cured, gaiuing in flesh 50 human origin, but divine: and therefore It Debility, and Scrofulous Catarrh. lbs. in a few months was above all other societies organized hy man. The temperance movement and Sun­ Free trial Bottles of this certain cure of day-schools were a grand thing, hut they Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured. Collars, Whips, Bridles &c. A FULL LINE OF all Throat and Long Diseases at H. M. must not take the place of the church of Christ, but should be secoudary to It, etc. “A yf.r ’s S arsaparilla has cured me ol Bangs’ Drug Store. Large Bottles $1.00. EYAOKUCAL. tho Inflammatory Rheumatism, with which I have suffered for many years. Rev, ,J. B. Elfrlnk took tor hts text John isiyLP2sis j j t o W. II. Moore.” REPAIRING PROMPT­ A new hotel at St. Augustine, Fla., is to vi, 30—39. The serious deolslve Incidences In human Durham, la., March 2,1882. cost $2,000,000. life Is the principal thought, In Hie text PREPARED BY LY EXECUTED. Aud Indeed, 1st, The decisive time; From that time many of Ills disciples went back Dr. J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. and walked no more with him. 2d, The de­ & The First Keen Twinge. cisional question, "Will ye also go away?" Sold hy all Druggists , §1, six bottles for $5. ALL WORK WARRANTED 1 O BE OF THE As the season advances, the pains and 3d. The decisional answer. "To whom shall we go? Tbou hast the words of eternal Hie, CANNED GOODS, PICKLES, VERY BEST M ATKRIAL OR NO CHARGE aches by which rheumatism makes itself and we believe and are sure that, thou art r cTssacr vjcrw J5RH that Christ, the Son of the living God.” known, are experienced after every ex­ posure. It is not claimed that Hood’s F u l l fj^Com c and see meand save money.*©# Official Proceed I ngs of the Board or Sarsaparilla is a specific for rheumatism — L ine O f Trustees of the V illage of Chatsworth we doubt if there is, or can be such a '$ P /A P l £S At a meeting held Tuesday evening, Nov. -ALHO- remedy. But the thousands benefited by 24th, A. D. 1885. P j v t o M Hood’s Sarsaparilla, warrant us in urgiDg Members all present. The mtnut.es of the last meeting were read and approved. The ^F. M. GE0RGIE,= others who suffer from rheumatism to take following bills were presented and on mo­ IPRDEK tion allowed aud the clerk Instructed to Cutlery, Notions, Willowware it before the first keen twinge. Issue orders for the srthrte and charge to the C l o t h following accounts, to-wlt: 8. Moore for % day’s hauling; acc’t CIGARS & TOBACCOS. Delmonico has christened a n ew so u p streets and alleys ...... $ l no G. B. Mehrer for 8J^ days’ labor; acc't ‘‘Jenny Juno," streets and alleys...... io 8t -AND- Jn o . Hoppert for meals furnished pris­ ; _BoSTobL/v\ oners; aeo'l law and o rd e r...... 95 TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS.—The Great European Remedy-Dr. J. It. Simpson’K llncklln’s ArAica Salve. Cltas. Harry for tabor on pump; acc't an e o u n d at fire and water...... 1 00 ( B F / Specific Medicine. M a i r D r e s s e r t It Is a positive cure for Spermatorrhea, Seminal T h e B e s t S a l v e in the world to r .Cuts, It was moved and carried that the applica­ tion of L.J. Haberkom to lease the hall for a Weakness, Impotency, and all diseases resulting E3. _A.- B.A IsTG-S’. from Self-Abuse, as Mental Anxiety, Lobs of Memo­ Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever skating rink he referred to the committee i on public buildings and grounds, with power ry, Fains in Hack or Side, and diseases that lead to Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, to act. It was also moved and earrled that for working people. Bend 10 cents post­ Consumption, In sanity, and nn Corns, and ail Skin Eruptions, and posi the Board remit the ten-dollar fine of Jasj age, and we will mall you free, a royal, Special Attention Given to "Dress­ O’Neil, providing he would pay all costs in valuable sample box of goods that will] early grave. The ing Ladies* and Children’s tively cares Piles, or no pay required. It the su it put you in tho way of making more mon- Specific,Medicine r . 4 is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, A motion was made and carried that the ev in a few days than you over thought is being used ------H A L It . ------possible at any business Capital not re­ with Wonderful or money refunded. Price 25 cents per ubllo school be permitted to use the Town tall on Thursday evening, Nov. 20th, 1886, quired. You can live at home, and work In spare success. box. FOR SALE BY H. M. BANGS. free of charge. time only, or all the time. A. 11 of both sexes, of all Pamphlets sent THE NEATEST AND CLEANEST free tnall. Write A motion was then made and carried that ages, grandly successful. fiO cents to $5 easily earned SHOP IN THE CITY. - A the Board grant the application of Rev v.. d . every evening. That all who want work may tost for them and get Iteh, Prairie Mange, and Scratches Hagen for the use of thq hall for a fair for the business, we make this unparalleled offer: To full particulars. of every klncj cured^ in 80 Minutes by th e w eek co m m en cin g Deo. 21st. 1885, h e to all who are not well satisfied we will send $1 to pay Price. Specific,$1.09 per package, or six package* G IV E H IM _A. O A T>tj ■ make good all damages. for the trouble of writing us. Full particulars, for 85.00. Address all orders to Ji'oolford's Sanitary* Lotion. U s e no ONE POOR EAST OF THE TOWN HALL, No further business appearing, the Board directions, etc., sent free. Immense pay absolutely J. P. SIMPSON MEDICINE 00., other. This never fails. Sold by H. adjourned. E. E BANGS, sure for all who start at once. Don’t delay. Address No. 108 Main 8treet, Buffalo,N. Y. ¥ STINSON k CO., Portland, Maine. Sold Id Chatsworth by E. A. Bangs. CHATSWORTH, ILL. M. Bangs, Druggist, Chatsworth, ID. f Village Clerk.

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— fact, that he would not consent for his wife edly considered bills providing for tiie Pres­ tho election In November Mr. Hendrioks made A SUDDEN CALL to be away from him for any length of no secret of hit disagreement with Mr. idential succession in like cases, but none Tildeu's course. He wrote a letter tho time. Only last week while In Chicago he have become laws. Senator Hoar vainly purport of whtoh was that he was op­ Death of Vice-President Thomas accompanied Mrs. Hendricks even ou her endeavored to secure the passage posed to the Electoral Commission, and that if S -N N E y -s shopping expeditions. They had frequently of his bill at tiie last Congress, no were Governor Tilden he would take the A. Hendrioks. talked over his condition and the probabil­ oath of office and demand It of President and likewise Congressman Eaton in Grant, leaving the Supreme Court to adjudi­ ities of bis early death, aud it Is evidout the House, but no agreement was reached. cate the dispute. After the Inauguration of The Sad Kvent Cause. Universal Sorrow that for several mouths yast there has been It will be remembered tnat prior to the ad­ Hayes and wheeler Mr. Hendricks proceeded a growing fear of this kind on Ids mind. quietly with his law business, Goveruor Baker Throughout the Country—The Pres­ journment of tiie special ssssiou of the Seu- Mr. Hendricks has no near relatives ex­ ate last Maroh au effort was made at the haviua become a member of the firm. tar. ident's 'Proclamation — Funeral Hendricks was again a candidate for the cept a brother, who lives hi Sliel byville, closing hours to elect a President pro tem., Presidential nomination In Cniclnuatl in 1880, i Arraugeiueiit<-Blo(rs|ihiosL lnd., and a sister, the wife of Dr. Winslow but it was defeated by the action of Vice- aud this time had the ardent and enthusiastic S. Pierce, of New York. He owns consid­ President Hendricks, who hastily adjourned support of his entire State delegation, but bis nomination was impossible. Tiie oirourn- A NATION MOURNS. erable property in tliis city, but his entire the body before the Republican majority stanoea of his nomination and election ontbe fortune is estimated to be no more than could select Mr. Edipuuds. ticket with Mr. Cleveland are of too recent I ndianapolis , Iuii., Nov. 27.—Hon. 8100,000. It is known here that it was his Mr. Hendricks is the fifth Vice-President date to require elaborate mention. Thomas A. Hendricks, Vice-President of intention to abandon politics at the end of who has died wliilet holding that office, but Mr. Heuarioks was married neur Cincinnati, September 25.1846, to Miss Eliza C Morgan, the United States, died very suddenly at his term as Vice-President Only a few it has never before happened that the Vice- by whom he nad one son, born in 1848, who his residence in this city at 4:45 o’clock days ago. in a confidential talk with a President removed by death was tiie only lived to be only three years of age. This was friend, lie said • man in the line of succession to the the only child, and its death greatly affected Wednesday evening, under circumstances The newspapers say I am a candidate for the father. Ho was nurtured in the Presby­ Presidency. George Clinton, of New terian faith, and was a member of that com­ that were particularly distressing to his Pros.dent in 1388. but it la uot true. I shall not York, elected Vice-President with Madi­ bo a candidate under any circumstances. I munion until t*»e organization of 8L family and friends, in so much as they had was not a candidate for tho position 1 now son, died April, 1813, wliilet William H. Paul’s Episcopal Churoh In In­ not anticipated a fatal termination of his hold, but it was forced upon mo, nnd now my Crawford was President pro tem. of the dianapolis in the year 1862. He be­ political aiubltiou is fully satisfied. I want to Senate. Elbridge Gerry, of Massachusetts, came a member of that parish, aud was elect­ brief illness, and nobody was with him retire and rest for tho remuiuder of my life. ed sonlor warden. He has never belonged elected Vice-President on the ticket with but to one secret society, the Odd Fellows, wlien death came. He returned from Chi­ Goverhor Gray, of Indiana, and his staff Madison for bis socond term, died Novem­ being a elkarter member of the Wollsvllie cago last Saturday, and since then had were at Fort Wayne to attend a grand mili­ ber 14, while John Gaillard was President Lodgo, but l ir a long time had ceased to par­ tary ball Tuesday evening, but on the re­ ticipate act Aoly tn its work. After tho elec­ been complaining somewhat of pain in his pro tem. of tiie Senate. William tion of 18fi/Mr. Hendricks made an extensive head and breast, but nothing was thought ceipt of tiie news of Vice-President Hen- R. King, elected Vice-President with tour of Uurope, mooting with cordial' recep­ dricksL death returned at once to Indian­ of it. Franklin Pierce, never occupied tiie chair, tions e/erywhero. SPECIFIC apolis. but died in Cuba tiie 18th ^Of April, 1853. This is not a Cure All, Tuesday night Mr. and Mrs. Hendricks At a meeting of a number of prominent David R. Atchison was at that time Presi­ THE TOBACCO TARIFF. attended a reception at the residence of citizens held in tho United States District dent pro tem. of tiie Senate, and was But a Sure and Hon. John J. Cooper, Treasurer of State Court-room, a committee, consisting of Sen­ succeeded by Lewis Cass, who, like A Movement to Increase the Duty on the Finer Grades of the Weed. Permanent returning home in their carriage about ator Beu Harrison, W. II. English, Judge Mr. Bayard, was Vice-President for midnight. Mr. Hendricks bad taken off W. E. Niblack, Noble C. Butler and only a day or so, being succeeded by .Jesse W a s h in g t o n , N ov. 27. -Several Con­ Cure for Aquilla Jones was appointed to confer IX Bright. Tlio death of Vice-President gressmen representing tobacco-growing dis­ tho heavy clothing which lie usually wore with the family and mako all the arrange­ Henry Wilson is within recent memory. He tricts say that there will be an effort to in­ RHEUMATISM. and put on a diess suit of lighter material. ments for the obsequies. Mrs. Hendricks died November 31, 1875, while Senator T. This remedy Is guaranteed to give immediate is in receipt of dispatches from all sections crease the tariff on ail grades of fine leaf to­ relief, and perform a permanent cure If used aa Before he got home he complained of chilli­ W. Ferry, of Michigan, filled the chair as directed; it act* upon an entirely new principle, dia- ness aiul a certain degree of exhaustion, of tho country, offering sympathy in tliis, President pro. tem. bacco used for cigar wrappers. The movd- covered after years of patient study ana experiment. her saddest hour of bereavement. The nient is especially directed against Suma­ It. effects are truly murveloui. We claim but attributed it to malarial The Vice-Presidents who have succeeded that our remedy has a specific action upon the fluid® city, irrespective of party, mourns with her. to the Presidency upon the death of the tra tobacco, which, while of flue texture of the body, supplying moisture to tho tissues and influences. He sat by tho fire for an hour or All the city ministers will, in their Cliiof Magistrate have been John Tyler lubricating the joints affected by the disease. No and good color, is of poor flavor, and conse­ Ntltr nr Distorted Limbs remain after a cure by inure before retiring, but declined to send Thanksgiving services, make appropriate (1841,) Millard Fillmore (1850), Andrew this specific. A trial of a Hinkle bottle will convince for a physician, although urged to do so. mention of tiie death of the distinguished Johnson (1805), and Chester A. Arthur quently is so cheap as to seriously injure the moBt sceptical that we have not told half it# virtue*. Price, V I .OO per bottle. For sale by all lie slept restlessly until eight o’clock statesman, and lit. Rev. Bishop Knicker­ (1881). the interests of the growers of American truggiBta. Manufactured only hy tobacco which is used for wrappers. It Wednesday morning, when he arose, dressed bocker, Bishop of the Diocese of Indiana of The announcement of the death of Vice- LENNEY MEDICINE CO., the Episcopal Church, of which Mr. Hen­ President Hendricks was not a surprise to was thought that an effectual protective CHENOA, ILLINOIS. himself, and ate quite a hearty breakfast, dricks was a member, will, it is understood, some of his most intimate Indiana friends duty had been enacted in tho second A3~We do not forget that our claims for tho specific saying that he felt much better and intend­ preach a memorial sermon. here. Indeed, somo of them predicted his section of the Tariff act of March are contrary to all past experience iu the treatment of Rheumatism. In fact It was long before wo our­ ed to attend to consideiable business during Senator Voorlices and Congressman Hol­ early death some months ago, and no one 3, 1883. The object of this legislation the day. lie a,id Mrs. Hendricks walked selves became convinced that it could ho possible man telegraphed from Washington that the realized more fully than the Vice-President was to increase the duty* on the light Su­ that a single remedy could perform radical cures, out for nearly half an hour, and he had ap­ Government would be officially represented himself his frail physical condition. He matra tobacco leaves, and to leave the duty where tiie most eminent physicians hud failed. parently regained his physical vigor and Notwithstanding all this we are now convinced, and at the funeral. It is expected that the fu­ remarked to his private secretary some time on the heavier Cuban leaves at thirty-five we liavc also convinced every one who has used It, •cheerfulness. neral will occur on Monday next. ago that he believed that he had discerned conts. But there is a reciprocity treaty that It is a wonderful medicine. Wo invito and An hour later, however, lie began to bo urge the afflicted to correspond with those who have TIIE NEWS AT THE CAPITAL. symptoms of apoplexy of the heart, and with Holland which contains the troubled with pains in the region of bis most favored nation clause, and tho given their voluntary testimonials furnished on ap­ W a s h in g t o n . N ov. 37. —No event since that when he died it would be of that af­ plication a* to Us effects iu their eases. stomach, and Mrs. Hendricks sent for the Dutch dealers, with their American the election of Mr. Cleveland has created fection. family physician, Dr. W. C. Thompson. As allies, have beeu able to over­ such a sensation in Washington ns the I ndianapolis , N ov. 27.—Tiie funeral of the pains continued to increase lie was given come the law. This plan has been to ffeatli of Mr. Hendricks. The President Vice-President Hendricks will be held at an emetic, and afterward an injection, and | put into each bale light Sumatra wrap­ was just sitting down to dinner when St. Paul’s Cathedral, this city, next Tues­ finally relief came, lie arose from his bed, the pers and heavier leaf-tobacco in such pro­ following telegram was handed him from day noon, and the remains will be laid in in which he iiad lain only a few minutes, Crown Hill Cemetery. Tiie body lias been portion as to bring the average of leaves to mid read tiie morning papers, talking cheer- | W. II. English: TUTT’S embalmed. Mrs. Hendricks declines to the pound in the bale near one hundred. fully with his wife and an old house servant. | I ndianapolis , Tuff., Nov. 25.—Vice-Presi­ dent Hendricks died suddenly this afternoon. permit an autopsy, feeling certain that it In this way Sumatra tobacco is im­ Just before noon lie had a relapse, how­ Disease probably paralysis. was paralysis of the heart. Telegrams of ported at the lowest rate of duty ever, and the physician was again sum­ The President was greatly shocked at tiie condolence have been received from Samuel —thirty-five cents per pound — and moned, and administered the usual rem­ J. Tilden, David Davis, Senators Dawson is entering into active competi­ PILLS edies, besides bleeding the patient, Mr. news it contained, and at once sent the fol­ lowing to Mrs. Hendricks: and Edmunds, the Japanese Minister, Mrs. tion with the tobacco-growers here. The Hendricks again expressed himself as be­ General McClellan and many others. American growers depend for their profits 28 YEARS IN USE. ing greatly relieved. He remained in bis The sudden and lamentable, death of your husband oxeiteB my profound sympathy for W a s h in g t o n , N ov. 27.—Meetings of mainly upon tiie wrapping tobacco, and in Tkl Greatest KcdicalTriim^h of the Ago! room all afternoon, occasionally rising from you in this hour of your great bereavement, Senators and Representatives now in tiie order to secure more effectual protection the bed, to which he was compelled to re­ and 1 sincerely mourn the loss of one so lately they propose to combine to secure an In­ SYMPTOMS OP A associated with me in the execution of tiie city were held Thursday, and the follow­ turn by tiie recurrence of the abdominal ing committees were appointed to attend crease of duty on all foreign tobacco which pains. To callers who came, and they wero people's highest laws, while tho Nation TORPID LIVER. mourns the loss of an honored citizen aud a tiie funeral of the late Vice-President is used as wrappers to one dollar per IiOae of appetite, Bowels costive, Palo la numerous, be sent word that lie was indis­ tadhful public servant. H end ricks: pound. the head, with a dull aeneatlon In the posed, but would be glad to see them to­ The Cabinet meeting at night was at­ Senate — Messrs. Edmunds, Sherman, back part. Fain under the sfaoaldeas day about 4 :B0 o’clock. Mrs. Hendricks, tended by all the members except Secretary RIOT OVER A WEDDING. blade, Fullness after eating, with adit* Harrison, Allison, Voorhees, Pugh, Cul- Inclination te exertion of body or mind. who had been at his bedside all day, went Manning and Attorney-General Garland. lom, Gibson, Conger, Blair, Dawes, Cam­ Factions In Reading, Fa., Indulge In a Irritability of temper, Low eplrlte, w ith to tiie parlor to see a caller, who had come It was decided that the President and the den and Vest. House—Messrs. Carlisle, Fierce Fight—Two Men Wounded. a feeling of having neglected to u t duty, to consult with her regarding the affairs of a members of the Cabinet should attend the Randall, lliscoek, Long, Phelps, Hepburn, Wearineaa, Dizziness, Fluttering utthe Heart, Dote before the eyes, Headache refoi matory of which she was a manager, funeral of the Vice-President When tiie Brown, Byman, Morrison, Holman, Her­ R e a d in g , Pa., Nov. 27.—Selim Ritzan mid she remained with him about twenty ever the right eye, Restlessness, with Cabinet adjourned the President issued tiie bert, Blunt, Barbour, Hewitt and Giddes. and Melissa Martz were married yesterday fltful dreams, Highly colored Urine, and minutes. Tom, a colored servant, and fo llo w in g : Harry Morgan, Mr. Hendricks’ nephew and in Ceutralia, this county. He is a Polander CONSTIPATION. E x e c u t iv e M a n s io n , W a s h in g t o n , N ov. Thomas Andrew Hendricks was born on a and she a Hungarian. Her people were TUTT’S PILLS are especially adapted page in Washington, remained with him. 25.—To the people of the United States: farm near Zanesville, Muskingum County, to such coses, one dose effect* such a The servant went out, and Mr. Morgan Thomas A. Hendricks, Vice-President of the O., September 7. 1819. His father was John opposed to the marriage, and after the change offeelingaa to astonish the sufferer. stayed. Mr. Hendricks tossed uneasily in United States, died to-day at live o'clock p. Hendricks, a native of Western Pennsylvania, wedding was over a lot of Hunga­ They Increase th e Appcttte.and cause the m. at Indianapolis, lnd., ami it becomes my and an active participant in publis affairs, body to T ake on FTeshjthus the system la I>is bed and complained of great pain, but m ournful duty to announce tho distressing rians attacked Mr. and Mrs. Rit­ nourished, and by their Tonic Action oa • eddenly it seemed to cease, and lie said to fact to his fellow-countrymen. In re­ serving in the Slate Legislature and in other the D lsestlreO raans,Regular Stools are positions of trust. The mother was Jane zan as they left in a carriage for home. The ii - nephew: “ lam free at last; send for spect to the memory and the eminent Thomson, of Scotch descent. When grodncediJM c^a5c^^4iM arra2jSL;BLT. ! • :a,” meauing his wife, and these were aud varied services of this high official Thomas was only six months old Ills father newly married pair were dragged from the and patriotic public servant, whose vehicle, when a number of Polanders joined ;i last words, for the young man, not real- removed ma settling at Madison. long career was so full of usefulness and in and interfered. A free fight followed, h a i r d y e i . ' the urgency of the message, did not honor to his State and to tho United States, ou the Ohio Kiver. This was the house of the r u n s , brother, William Hendricks, the second Gov­ during whicli knives and pistols wore used. Grxt H air o r Whiskkrs changed to a -tie ver it at once. it is ordered that the National flag be dis­ ernor of tiie new State, tho first Representa­ Glossy B lack by a single application of played at half-mast upon all the public build­ tive In Congress, and afterward tho prede­ During the struggle a young man named this Dtb. It Imparts a natural color, acta t before five o’clock Mrs. Hendricks ings of the United States; that the Executive Instantaneously. Sold by Druggists, or into the room and found that her hus- cessor of his most famous nephew in the Jack Butler, from Centralia, was stabbed mansion and the several Executive depart­ United States Senate. In tho year lki2 the several times, and George Schaum. a sent by express on receipt of gl. b !. was dead. The end of a long and ments in the city of Washington be closed father of Thomas concluded to move farther married man about twenty-three years Office, 44 Murray St., New York. . .. ful life bad come peacefully aud qaiet- on tho day of the funeral and bo draped into the interior of tho State, and took up his J\. lie lay ou the bed, outside the cover- in mourning for the period of thirty residence near Shelbyville, in Shelby County. of age, received four or five knife wounds. days; that the usual and appropriate The lad attended tho village school, and after­ Both are mortally wounded. Their friends in mly partially disrobed, witli bis eyes military and vocal honors be rendered, and ward graduated ftom the college at South Tv losed, as if he wore in a gentle slum- that on all the legations and consulates of the say the wounded men had taken no part In Hanover, near Madison. He Immediately be­ the disturbance, but were attacked In mis­ 4> On his face there were no traces of United States in foreign countries the Na­ gan tho study of law at Shelbyvillo with tional flag shall be displayed at half-mast on take. Ritzan and his bride drove off in TO AGENTS! p. i or suffering, but a pallor bad come the reception of this order, and the usual em­ Judge Major, a leading attorney of that day, ••ver it which indicated only too plainly and in due time was admitted to the bar. In safety during the melee. The feeling be­ blems of mourning be adopted for thirty days. 1848, at the age of twenty-eight, he was elect­ tween tiie Hungarians and Polanders is licit he had passed away. It needed no G r o v e u C le v e l a n d '. By the President: ed to tho Legislature. In 1860 ho served as a very bitter. If you do not care close examination to tell that he was dead, member of the Constitutional Convention, . ------4- 4 ------T. F. Bayard, Seoretary of State. and here began his acquaintance with mid Mrs. Hendricks screamed aud ran Death of the King of Spain. <. own-stairs. The Secretary of the Senate was directed Schuyler Colfax and William 8. Holman, who wore fellow-monibors. Ho was elected M a d r id , Nov. 20.—Alfonso, King of to make Money do S. servant was dispatched to the resi- by the President to take immediate steps, to represent tho Central District of tho State -v ice of Dr. Thompson adjoining, and he in conjunction with the House of Repre­ in Congress In 1851, and again in 1852. During Spain, expired Wednesday morning from < .:•'!<* immediately, but by the time be hail sentatives, to see that Congress was prop­ his second term in Congress the repeal of the consumption accelerated by dysentery. The not read this. erly represented at the funeral. The work Missouri compromise carao,«.aml Mr- Hend­ i • ed the bedside the limbs of the dead Queen has been proclaimed Regent, the of draping the White House and the var­ ricks voted for it under the plea of popular A .. “resident were becoming cold and sovereignty, a vote which so outraged his the heir to the throne being a girl of four We want wide awake, active Agents In •jr.g. and to Mrs. Hendrick’s pathetic ap­ ious departments wa3 begun at once. A constituency that despite his best efforts to all parts of the Country to sell the fastest large force of workmen has been engaged explain his action, ho was defeated for re- years. Orders have been issued to confine selling Household and other Novelties ever in';* “Oh! doctor, can’t you do some- election by Lucien Barbour, now dead, the the troops to their barracks. The Pope’s pul upon tne market. >0 r- " he was obliged to answer “It is too for the purpose. first Republican Congressman from the capi­ We nandle nothing but what will sell on Secretary Bayard, upon'leaving the Cabi­ benediction arrived before the monarch J:t . ' , Mrs. Hendricks became almost tal district of Indiana. passed away. Queen Victoria dispatched a sight. Write for particulars and be convinced u Ii’Tcd with grief, and it was an net room, said it had beou decided that as President Pierce tendered him the comtnis that we meau Just what we say. Circulars the Senate would so soon assemble it is not slonersliipof the General Land Office in 1855, special messenger to tiie Spanish Embassy free. in : or more before she was suffi- and he held this position until 1859, when he at London and sent a telegram of con­ Will pay a liberal salary, or commislon, or ■i c:i*'• composed to give auy Informa­ advisable to call an extra session, but that resigned and resumed tho practice of law at the death of Mr. Hendricks will insure the dolence. Alfonso held tiie reins of Gov­ both. tion bout her husband’s last moments. Shelbyville. In 1800 Mr. Hendricks received ernment for eleven years. He will be Address : ‘ i iv lamily servants, two of whom had presence of a quorum the first day of the the nomination for Governor at tho bauds of session, which would not otherwise have the Democratic Stnte Convention, his oppo­ buried in the palace of the Escurial. Fears Great Western Novelty Co., live , with them for years, ran about the nent being the late Colonel Henry 8 Lane. The 904 Olive Hi.. 8t. Louis, Mo., U. 8. A been the fact are entert^jned of trouble owing to a threat­ State in what paper you saw this. ilnmse crying and moaning, aud there was Democratic party was split into the Douglas ened rising of the Carlists. tins utmost confusion for a time. Dr. Senator Edmunds said: and Breckinridge factions, and the result was the election of Lane. Mr. Hondricks after (Thompson says that in his opinion Mr. I have always had a personal regard for Serious Trouble Feared. Hendricks died of paralysis of the brain. hhn. I regret exceedingly his death. I shall tills campaign removed to Indianapolis, and call n meeting at onoo of all the Senators began the practice of law. F l o r e n c e , Wis., Nov. 27.— A rm ed and For several year? he had not been a robust in the city to mako such arrangemonts to The Legislature of 1862-83 was Democratic, tnan. and was subject to frequent “bad have the Senate represented at .the funeral as and Jesso D. Bright having been expelled organized squatters on the land included in spells,” as he called them,” during which are proper. from his seat in the United States Senate. the disputed Ontonagon land-grant and PATENTS David S. Turpin was elected to fill out the sometimes he would be prostrated for days Secretary Bayard said: eighteen days of the unexpirod term, while cash-entry district are driving off the lum­ Obtained.and nil other bn.Into. in the If. 8, Paten* *ita time. About two years ago he was Office attended to for MODERATE FEES. The news of Mr. Hendrick's death is painful Mr. Hendricks was unanimously chosen ber companies which hold patents on Our office ia opposi te the U. 8. Patent Office, an* confined to his room for several weeks by a to us ull, but the condition in which tho Amer­ for the full term of six years. He took his ican people are placed by his dcatli through scat on the 4th of March, 1803. and pine lands and are cutting the pine we can obtain Patent, in less time than tbosa r»- gangrenous affection of the foot, which it served until 1869—four years as the colleague Frazier, a contractor for Culbertson, and motefrom WASHINGTON. was feared would result In blood-poisoning. tho failure of Congress to pass proper laws re­ Send MODEL OK DRAWING. We advi.es. to garding the Presidential succession—the fact of Senator Lane and for two years with many others have been ordered to stop patentability free of charge; and we make NO The news of Mr. Hendrick’s death spread that there is one man's life between the Amer­ Senator Morton. With Mr. Hendricks' Sena­ cutting. The lumbermen say that they CHARGE UNLK8S WE OBTAIN PATENT. -rapidly throughout the city, and there was ican people and no Prosident—is more painful torial services and record the country is fa­ to contemplate. miliar. He became in great measure the lead­ will continue operations and defy the squkt- We refer here, to the Postmaater. the 8upt. of a general expression of sorrow over it. ters, many of whom are lawless and dis­ Money Order Div., and to official, of the U. 8, er of the small Democratic minority in that Patent Office. jfor circular, advice, term., and Those who were his political enemies It is generally conceded that the Presi body. While yet a Senator in Congress his reputable. and are armed with repeating here were bis personal friends, and to dent pro tempore will be one of four men— party again nominated him for Governor, the references to actnal-chent. in your own State or Republicans nominating Conrad Baker. Aft­ rifles. Much trouble is feared. A recent county, address / everybody who called on him of mot him either Edmunds, the Inst President protom- decision of Secretary Lamar favors the he always had a pleasant word. There pore of the Senate, Logan, the Republican er an exciting cainpnign Baker was elected by C. A. SNOW Sc CO., nbout 800 majority, and 8enntor Hondricks cash-entry men, but the squatters are bound Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D.Q were crowds around the bulletin boards candidate for Vice-President last year; again went to his law office. to assert what they claim to^e their rights. •down-town all the evening, while in Sherman or Allison. A report was circu­ In 1872 Mr. Hendrioks was again tho nom­ the vicinity of his residence there was lated to tiie effect that one of tiie Maine inee of his party for Governor, his opponent being General Thomas M. Browno. There Awoke to Find HU Wife Murdered. ■ another crowd, all nnxlous to learn Senators would now resign, and permit the was a good deal of temperance sentiment in N e w Y o r k , N ov. 27.—Mrs. Boulin was the particulars of his sudden demise. The appointment of James G. Blaine to the the State, to which Mr. Hendricks made him­ FREE! ■evening papers could uot get out extras fast Senate, to be followed by his election to the self acceptable. As the result of another found dead in bed Wednesday morning with close election Mr. Hendricks was chosen Gov­ twenty fresh wounds from a knife on her enough to supply the demand. He had been Presidency pro tempore. It is evident that ernor by a plurality of 1,200 votes, while all RELIABLE SELF-CURE. dead but a few minutes when forces of men there will be a vigorous contest in the Re­ the other officers of the State, except tho head. Charlie and Gussie Boulin, aged _ A favorite prescription of one of tbs began draping the State, county and city publican Senatorial caucus, which will Superintendent of Public Instruction, were four and six years, awoke first and found ; noted and successful specialists In the U. 8. (buildings in black, and throughout the night meet very soon. Republicans. He made an urbane, careful, their mother dead, while Charles Boulin, DOW retired) for the cure of Kervoum U rM Idy, satisfactory Govornor, and retired from tho )eM JlanhoM i, rFeAJtmew* nnd P e a t y . Sent similar emblems were placed on nearly all As matters now stand, it is but a repeti­ osition with the respect of all parties in the their father, was sleeping soundly at her ) plain sealed envelope/Vee. Druggist.can flint. |*he prominent business houses and residen­ tion of tiie condition which existed when glate side. Boulin denies all knowledge ftf the Address DR. WARD & CO., Loui.isns, Mo. ce*, so that by morning the city had put on Vice-President Wilson died November 12, Tho circumstances of the nomination of murder. Ho says he went to bed at eleven a general garb of inourniug. 1875, just ten years and four days ago. Governor Hendricks on the ticket, with Gov­ o’clock and found his wife asleep. He Im­ ernor Tilden are fresh in tho public mind. He Mr. and Mrs. Hendricks had lived in In­ Congress was not in session, tiie Forty- was a candidate for the Presidency, as ho also mediately went to sleep and knew nothlug dianapolis for nearly thirty years. Mrs. fourth assembling on the first Monday was In 1808. in the Now York Tammany Hall more until awakened by his little son, Hendrieks. who is a brilliant nnd accom- in December, 1875, and hence there Convention, but there he was antagonized when he saw his wife dead. Boulin and jplteked woman, was of great aid to him in was neither President pro teinporo by b part of his own State delegation, a number of sailors who boarded at his headed by Richard J. Bright. This oppo­ ‘ibis political career. Since her husband’s of the Senate nor 8|>eaker of the sition defeated him. In 1876 a strong and house were arrested. • jRcrious attack two years ago both of them House, and only tho life of the then Presi­ vigorous opposition to Mr Hendrioks was there be.n apprehensive of a sudden end of dent General Grant, interposed against a organized in nis own State, and made Its ap- After a separation of fifteen years, pourance In St. Louis. The nomination of Thanksgiving Day brought about the rec­ and on Biucui COMPLAINTS a re relieved by taking {hi* !iand tho attachment between them nation without a head. There is now tliere- Mr. Tilden, and his own nomination for sec­ HEADS thus grown very strong—almost sentlmen- fore the one life of-President Cleveland ond place was a great humiliation to Mr. onciliation of Captain W. Lyttle aud wife, WRIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILU similarly intervening. Congress has repeat­ Hendricks and a sore disappointment. After at Keokuk, la. jtnliy so. So intense had bis become, In t w i t ftgitebUi V* Mptsf. Pri«« K i. AU DragfJsUu ■f ■ 1

CC6VELAND YIELDS.' The Draft Horses of France. Politic* Too Mwoh for Him. THB HAPPIBBM 0T BLYIXUM. Xfa»vjr rr« m u r« Ckniea th e P rw ld m t t« While some people in America call r A lady on Fifth ▲venae, New York* Keeoiyldcr HU Oeetaloa to Attend th< all horses imported from France Nor­ qulokly summoned a doctor: Elysium was the name given by the an­ Coughs, Group s*" Whoring Cough.; Funeral of the U te Vice-President Ueu “ Oh, doctor, my husband is nearly dead. cient Greeks to the resting place of the drieke—HU K eueu. mans, it is a fact that there is no breed He attended a caucus last night He made four speeches andl promised to be with his righteous dead, where they should enjoy a shington ov in France called by that name by the W , N . 80.—The Prealden fellow" cltlxene again to-day. But oh. doc­ eternal peace and happiness. None but the has determined not to make the trip to In­ French people; the name, Norman, tor, he looks nearly dead.” dian a polls, lie said: “ Has he been In polltice long?” pure In heart, the truthful and the generous “In the first moment of the shook of Mr therefore, is purely American. The “ No, only last year. He worked hard could tread the asphodel meadows of the Hendricks' death I yielded to my inclination principal breeds of France are known for 'James MoCaulay’s election.” Elysian fields and it was a land of everlast­ •nd declared my intention to be present a: as Percherons and Boullan&is. The “ He will get well, madam I He has a ing delight When, therefore, Mrs. Kate the funeral. Of course, in reaching that oon Percherons are the most highly prized oj stomach for any disease, If he worked for elusion, I did not put out of view a per him t” Sherman, of Streator, ilL, said recently emptory press of publlo busluess or what i all French races, and all departments * Political life, of short or long duration, deemed a sufficient consideration of my duty of France go to the Perche for stallions that she had been In Elysium, though of to the people. The pubiio business I thought is very exhausting, as is evident from the course she spoke figuratively, It argued that I could dispose of by additional appllcatlor to improve their local breeds. The great mortality which prevails among and more hours of work, and I considered it Perchoron stud book of France, pub­ public men. Ex-U. 8. Senator B. K. Bruce, some great good fortune aud joy bad come to be my duty to the people to answer a ten who has bean long In public life, saye: to her. And such. Indeed, was the truth. tier sentiment of respect and affection to tht lished under the authority of the French “ The other day, when stepping into a dead Vice-President which does them great Government, is the only stud book of car at a crossing, I found Dr. —— within, Mrs. Sherman tells how It was In this way: honor. I am satisfiod now that I was at fault “ I have suffered from Inflammatory in considering the question in that 1 did not draft horses that is or ever has been pub­ who eyed me up and down in a surprised take as comprehensive a view of the duty J lished in France, and now contains the way, remarking: rheumatism for more than thirty years. owe the oublio as 1 should ; that is, I did noi pedigrees of about 5,000 anituals. But ** ‘ W hy, Senator, how well you look!’ Heretofore the pain would succumb to the American (Indian). look at every phase of It, and I am afraid mj some importers are offering certificates S “ 1 Well, I feel pretty well,’ I answered.” THEIR PAHE.VTI TO strong personal desire somewhat clouded mj The doctor uttered an Incredulous reply, application of hot wet flannel, but at my Z V S t J M P T I t z v r i judgm ent. from France of Norman draft horses when the Senator frankly told him, In an­ last attack circumstances lmd conspired to TAKE IN’ TIME , “lam now reminded by some of the best that may mislead people who do not swer to an inquiry, that it was Warner’s aggravate the dleease, and I became help­ Taylor’s’* Cherokn Remedy of Sweet Sum and Mullein. and most patriotic and thoughtful of our citl safe euro which accomplished for him vans that the real and solemn duties of my understand the French language into less. My hands and feet were swollen The'be Sweetf Gum from a tree of the same name grow­ office are at the National capital, and that ir BVtng what the profession bad failed to do. Sen­ ing 1 n the 8outh, combined with a tea made from th* I believing these records of origin Not " ator Bruce says hts friends are very much enormously, and I suffered almost mortal Mullein plant of the old fields. For sale by all drug- 1 the present peculiar aud dellcute situation ) one of them the issued contains a pedigree. cists at IScentaicentaand and SI.O• 1. O O O per---- bottle. o u ght not to take even the remote chanoe ol astonished at this revelation of power.— agony. My physician brought me a bottle WALTJtH A. TAYI(LOB, Atlanta, Qsa. accident incident to travel to gratify They are furnished at the request of The Globe. cwmtiment so general and so charaoterletR of Athlophoros. After taking the third American buyers by the secretary of •Overwhelmingly Defeated. as that involved In this subject. 1 hav« dose I was in Elysium, and was free from heen profoundly Impressed by these consld one of the French Agricultural socie- oiut.nns, but most of ull Influenced by tlieli ties, who says there is no intention of He Worked the Baptism Iu. pain. By the time I had taken a bottle and strong and unanimous presentation by the [Franklin (P».) Spectator.] a half I felt so wonderfully improved that I devoted friends of the late Vice-President publishing them in stud book form, as living in Ills own Stale and city, and theli they have no pedigrees and are of no A prominent Methodist clergyman tells discontinued the medicine. I have an un­ ae following story of an old Baptist indorsement by the noble aud patriotic value whatever. It is a well known governable dislike to all medicine, but I •woman who. in the Infinite sorrow of hoi reacher who always contrived to lug bap­ widowhood, reflects the spirit and char fact that what a man gives for a horse tism into his sermons, whatever his text will say that Athlophoros probably saved actor of her honored husband in her solid over from $500 to $800—the price of a might be; The old gentleman was asked my life, as I was ruunlng down rapidly, tilde for the public good. I tun now certain good grade—is paid for purity of blood; one day if he couldcoul possibly preach a and could not have endured the paiu much Unit neither my desire nor the sentiment re sermon without alluding to nis favorite ferred to, nor the difficulty that attends it and where the seller is not able to give longer. It afforded me the only relief I doctrine. He said he could and would if this cose a change of design, nor any stub the recorded pedigree of the animal ever experienced except from hot water, and born idea of heroism, will Justify me in sub they would give him a text without any sold as evidence of additional value, he baptism in it. The first chapter of Ezra, that had failed me.” jeetiug the country to any greater chance ol The Kev. Samuel Porter, of Crete, IlL, disaster than attends my performance 01 has no right to ask it. With these facts ninth verse, was selected, which reads as says of the effect of Atlilophoros upon his strict duty here, aud that I ought not to Inflict before him, no intelligent mail will buy follows: “And this is the number of them; •.-Few people are aware how easily Ridge's Food can upon my countrymen the unrest and anxiety thirty chargers of gold, a thousand charg­ wife: be prepared. A housekeeper need never be at a lose unending iny departure, absence and returr a horse imported from France unless ers of silver, nine aud twenty knives.” “ Mrs. Porter was very much benefited for desaert, if there is a can of Ridge's Food always in in attendance upon the funeral ceremony. the house. Recipes for Puddings. Custards and Blanc ho is recorded with his pedigree in full JJe entered the pulpit, read the text, and by the first bottle. Before she commenced Mange with each can. Ridge’s Food la now kept by Among the large number of telegrams re­ in the Percheron Stud Book ot France. said: “My brethren, I don’t see what they many grocers. Druggists always sell It. Foot sixes. taking it she could not walk, she was so No. 4 size cheapest for regular family use. ceived by the President urging him to re wanted'of so many knives unless it was to badly afflicted with rheumatism, but she consider his decision to attend the funerai Partial Success. cut the ice in order to baptize the people.” was soon able to walk. She sleeps welL was one from Samuel J. Tilden, who urgeo Mr. John Hews, our neighbor, was very that public sentiment would approve anj There is a womanj living down Howard “ P repared chalk,” says a medical jour­ nal “is a remedy for dyspepsia.” W ouldn’t badly off with the rheumatism last winter, precaution taken at this time, and that the street who reads the newsapers. She read and was not able to work or even to get out IF P A C E S hotel milk do just as well!— Philadelphia President owes it to me party not to rut In a newspaper the other day that a Boston Call. of his room. One bottle of Athlophoros any risk whatsoever. The following wa* woman cured her husband of running out ------•------cured him, but ho has to keep it by him to received from Mr. Hold, Mr. H endricks’ lav CLUES nights by making him jealous. The idea T h e Northern Pacific Railroad Company take when he feels his old difficulties.” Used by fho best manufacturers partner and intimate friend, addressed tc was a good ’un. Site let her sister into tiie issue several illustrated pamphlets and Another clergyman, tiie Kev. C. Hartley, and mechanics iu the world. lie President: plot, and tiie sister's husband might have sectional land maps for free distribution Pullman Palace Car Co.. Mason NO of Huntley, 111., gives this as his experi­ & Hamlin Organ A Piano Co., 4 Mrs. Hendricks requests me to thank you been seen sneaking into and out of the which contain valuable information con­ ACID! cerning the rich agricultural and grazing ence with the remedy: iiC., for all kinai of fine tcork. T for your message of sympathy, and uiso Misi house at a late evening hour. Some of the “ For six months 1 suffered severely from At the New Orleans Exposi­ Cleveland for her kind and beautiful letter neighbors got hold of it, aud some one country traversed by the line through tion, Joints made with it en-l She requests me to say that your presence al Minnesota, Dakota, Montana, Idaho, Wash­ an attack of rheumatism. A friend sent durea a testing strain of over I the funeral of her husband would he verj wrote to the husband: ington and Oregon. Tho publications con­ me a notice of several reliable cures ef­ grateful to her feelings, but that she fully ap “Beware! As a friend I would advise tain a synopsis of tho United States land fected by Athlophoros. I procured the 1600 Pounds prcciates the weighty public reasons that ex TO A SQUARE INCH. you to watch your wife!” laws by which Government land? can be medicine, and less than one bottle complete­ 7*rono\ncrs agreeable to B r o n c h it is fs cured by frequent sm all It is the man who can’t raise the wind use. Price lx) cents by mall m at Druggists. Send for forestry societies, and the teaching of the doses ot Pis* s Curs foi Consumption. who does the most blowing.— Cincinnati circular. ELY— ■’ b r o t hIERS.: — Druggists,~ Owego, - N.------Y. se rvice of forestry in public schools. Merchant Traveler. PATTERNS OF ANY SIZE. A S T H M A .c u r e d T H E MARKETS. ICwernBan AsthinnCnro neve r j a i l* to give im-1 A WAR OF RACES. “ I h a v e found Athlophoros to bo all that UNPARALLELED OFFER! ^mediaterelic/in the worst ca«e.%in8urefl comfort-1 is claimed for it,” is the straightforward ■ Able Bleep; effects core* wheroall others fail, f i t A IJIoody Battle Between White and Col­ N ew Y o r k , Dec. (rial convinces the most skeptical. Price 50c. and I testimony of Dr. H. H. Joy, 359State street, 8 1 .OOvOtOrnggiRtBor by mail. Samplo F R K E I ored Miners in a Missouri Town—Twc LIVE STOCK—Cattle...... |3 75 @ 0 corner Harrison street, Chicago, 111., to the D E M O R E S T ’8 T Sheep...... 3 00 @ 4 Men Killed, and Several Badly Wounded. virtues of this great remedy in all cases of H ogs...... 3 85 00 i rheumatism and neuralgia. T H E B E S l 1!i v ik h , Mo., Nov. 30.—A riot occurred FLO U R — Good to Choice...... 3 40 @ 5 here Saturday night among black and white P a ten ts...... 6 25 @ 5 Of all the Magazines. No Rope to Cut Off Horses' Manes. WHEAT-No. 2 Rod...... 93)4® A ll the rage—A mad dog.— Washington Celebrated “KCIjIPSE” IfA I/T - miners in which Charles Harris (colored) No. 2 Spring...... 05 @ Hatchet. Illustrated with Original Steel. Engravm K K anti B R / D I i E Combined, ami John Martin, a white man, were killed. CORN ...... 55 @ ingsy Photogravures and Oil Pictures. can not be slipped by any hoife. Sam- OATS—Mixed Western...... 35 @ Each copy of *• Demorcst's Monthly Magazine” con­ ie Halter to any part oi the U. S. Henry I’lummer was shot in the neck, I f afflicted with Sore Eyes use Dr. Isaac ree. on receipt of 1 . Sold rw all K Y E ...... «5 © tains A Coupon Order, enlilling the holder to the selection F Jefferson Phillips in the head, and several Thompson’s Eye W ater. Druggists sell it. 25c. of any pattern illustrated in the fashion department In Saddlery, Hardware end Harness FO R K — M ess...... 9 87‘/4@10 that number. In any of the sizes manufactured. Dealers. Special discount to tht ‘ others were more or less injured. Some IjhJfl)— StClTTp...... 42(4 ------Subscribers or Purchasers sending the coupon with a Trade. tW~ Send for Price-List J . C L ioutuousk, Rochester. N Y pegroe drivers were returnin'- * - CH EESE ...... U'A ^L iias his crop fails the cotton planter two-cent stamp for postage, will receive by return mail, a complete nnttern. of the and kind fb^y may Belect, the mines with thfllr , iro!1‘ WOOL—Domestic...... 30 CAU always give bale. .. . ■ nudes on the way tc from the Magazine containing the order. " _s, and when opposite tiie railroad CHICAGO. ONLY TWO DOLLARS BEE VRS—Extra ...... TO 3 M < PISO ’S CURE FOR ‘ „ depot were assaulted by a crowd of white M per year. Including twelve full sue, cut patterns, of sizes Cb-dce...... A 26 Ot. 5 no and kinds selected. CURES WHERE All USE FAILS. Best Cough Syrup. Tssten good. Use iriners who had gathered at that place. G ood...... 4 25 4 53 Send twenty cents for the current number with Pattern Rucks and other missiles were freely used. <10 ra 4 30 Coupon and you will certainly subscribe for a year and in lime. by druggists. The mob followed the drivers up the street Butchers’ Stock...... a 50 0b 4 35 get ten times Its value M gIHUM aW r.Tgl Inferior Cattle...... i 50 00 2 75 W, Jennings Oemorest, Publisher, 17E. 14th St., NewYork. for several blocks, all tiie time keeping up HOGS— Live— Good to Choice. 3 40 W) 00 3 Vol. 25) Sold by all Newsdealers and Postmasters. (1848 the fusillade, Tiie negroes finally turned SHEEP ...... 2 01) 00 3 00 R ed S tar An artive Man or Woman in every/ back and tried to reach the mine, but had BUTTER—Creamery...... 12 0.0 20 T R A D E Wo/ MARK. , — couniy /4@> 84 Vi _____ Hentability use or It. When near the mine one C o rn ...... 1 41'/.® 41« 70 pftge book', J5 years’ *xp“rl6nce, 4 yearg’Kxr. in ft Patent Office. E. 11. Stocking, A:ty„ Washington. D.C of tiie drivers fell, and was car­ Oats...... 32 ® 32/, Absolutelyo lftrely ried into a house near by and died Rye, No. 2 ...... •It ® 0114 Free fro m Emetic09 and Poison. E2 If* H C r C Q *ro,ntroduce them we will! soon afterward. In the meantime the othei Barley, No. 2...... 05 ® 06)4 DIU U rrtW ' OIVEAWAYri*Hel(. BROOM CORN — drivers had readied tiie stockade, where SAFE. I will ship Hits I I A Y KIWI 8 T K A W P R E S S to Cpouting Waehhv* Machines. If you want one Self-Work'nsr...... 5H® 8' any place on condition that If four men and one team i J *0(1 os jrotir iirnv>, p. o. anti express office they secured rifles and opened tire on ttieii Carpet nnd Hurl...... 5'/,® 8 can not press 2 800 pounds of liny In one hour mid not lone*. T he National Co.t 3® Doy 8t,.N. Y. Crooked ...... ay,'a 5*4 SURE. drive the team faster than a waVk I will make yon a assailants, whose numbers were being grad­ The most beautiful and finest toned POTATOES (bn.»...... 37 ® 00 present of the press. For conditions, circulars, etc., ually increased. The tiring was kept up PROMPT. 2 5 address «l. A. RPRKCER, DW IGHT, ILL. In the world. Low prices, easy pay- PO R K — Moss...... 8 HO ® 9 00 At Druggist* and TFralku. S? inm t. Bend for catalogue. Address for half an hour, when the white miners LARD—Steuni...... 6 07 H® 6 10 THF. CHARMS A. TOO ELF R CO., BALT I HORS. ID. ORGANSWeaver Organ & 1’lauo Co.,York. P» retreated. Trouble had been brewing foi LUMBER- some time past and the outbreak was not a Common D.ossed Siding.. 22 00 ®3« 00 CCS CflAIIT’C UCIiniDC su ra terms la Agents. Flooring...... Si 00 @43 00 Bend Ol Hi OnRIt I O NICMUIndiGRANnOrpoRTturiTT. surprise. PIANOS—-ORGANS W rite for particular* to A ppom attoi. Box H6,Ht.Loui.-<, M» Common Hoards...... 10 50 ®20 50 Descriptionl a n d ? The demand forthe Improved M A S O N Ac H A M - Fencing...... 13 00 @13 10 Map* of NORTHERNTUN PACIFIC WLW | Three Men Crushed to Death. LIN PIANOS Ii jow ao Urge that a second addi­ 'COUNTRY, tho Free tlovern- H Treated and enred without the knife. F ilth ...... 1 25 @ 2 00 tion to the factory has become Imperative. Do not Book ou treatment sent free. Addres* ■ 1 95 @ 2 00 require one-quarter as much tuning as Pianos on the ment L&ndfi and O H EAPSAP RAILROAD"AILROAO W G a l v e s t o n , Tex., Nov. 30.— A special Shingles...... L A N D 8 in Minnesota. DAkot*,Montana. CAHCER F L. l’OND. M.D..Aurora, KaneCo.,Ilk. EAST LIBERTY. prevailing wrest-pln system. Consult Catalogue, free. from Slingtown says: Friday morning six 100 Btylos of O R 6 A N S , » * » to «04K». For Idaho, Washington and Oregon. The Rest Agricultural^ C A T T L E — Best...... *5 50 @ 5 00 Cash, Easjr Payments, or Rented. Orating and Timber Lands now open to Settler*. •ENT Wigs, Bangs and Waves sent C. O. D. s s y .. workmen Fair to G ood...... 4 25 @ 5 00 FREE. Address OHA8. B. LAM BO RN , where. Wholessleand retnllnrice llst^es-; ontered a vacant house four miles B. C. StrehlACo..178 WabuBh-tiv.,Chicago. north of tills place, Used by the section men HOGS— Yorkers...... 3 70 •@ 3 80 MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN AND PIANO COMPANY, Lnnd Com ml ml oner, St. P aul, Minn, HAIR Phlltttlclphins. 0 ...... 3 IK) @ 4 00 ns a 1-48 W abash Avo., C hicago, III. tally house. The house was built of S H E E P - B e s t...... 3 50 @ 3 75 IIH U E O T U D V . Secure a Business Education h» ties, with an earth roof. Tho men built a Common...... •. 2 75 @ 3 25 llU n iC mail, from Businrss Collioi:. Bufialo.N r. liie and went to sleep. T he posts support­ BALTIMORE. end one8o. stamp for latest BABYLAND, CONSUMPTION A. N. K .-A 1 0 3 0 CATTLE—Best ...... $4 75 @ 5 124 end two 2c. stamps for latest Our I.ittl* Mi n A ing tiie structure caught fire and the build­ end two 2c. stamps for latest PANSY, IWombn, tbouunds or nt«i oi ID, wont kind rad of lost funding ing tumbled in, killing, three of the men Alodium...... 3 00 @ 3 75 s end Are2c. stamps forlatest WIDE AWAKE, bin bora cared. Indeed, sosirras la my/slth lb It, oOracy, H’ /fB.V SVKtTMKO TO .4 0 1 S C m r tS m K M H OGS...... 4 r,0 @ 5 25 To D. LOTHUOP A CO .82 Franklin St.. Boston. that I Will «.od TWO BOTTLES PREK, tox«l'»r with a VAL­ p i ra r e vn,/ i/ots SrttC t h e AdttriilMMNl. I , .liakki outright and seriously 'injuring the other SH E E P — Poor to Choice...... 2 00 06 4 00 T a n enn en select Magaslnei ftor y«ur UABLE TREATISE on tbt, dlicua, to ray tnftarer. Olre Rx- in M il p a p e r ■> J ’ throe. Fam ily midK aung Friends iintlersta utlluglir. (raw e»d r. 9. additii. DR, T. A. SLOCUM, 1,1 r*Mi M»< N.Of i iL.jCnff

/ m m w ',4: y)t ■■ 7 . 7 ■K—i —I cau sell you goods cheaper than with their friends. The State's At­ CULLOM. I t (STMisuMrtb glainiraUr. any peddler, because I have uo high torney was visited, ami the'result wpa Mr A ll S earing w as Iu tow n M onday. Catarrh > * rents to pay, no license, no hotel hills, a state's warrant was sworn out be­ Joseph Weast went to Ottawa Monday. ■fit uocar fa r e , and the many other ex­ fore Esq Geo E. Esly Saturday Inst Mr. Fred-Hack was tn Chatsworth Friday. la undoubtedly caused bjt Impure HJoo.l. FR1DAY DECKMBER 4, 1885. Cash Yearley made a trip to Chatsworth penses attached to a traveling jewelry aud pluced iu the bands of Constable F rid ay Hence & medicine which purifies the bk' — See our Cloaks. B kach B kos store. C . G UMBEL. Sanford. Sunday Sanford brought Mrs McBride returned home from Chicago removes the hatise of the disease ami oik Monday. the way lyr a thorough cure. This is extu f — Mrs. N. Patlou went to Piper Wed­ —The Circuit Court of Bloomington, Christopher Roach to Chatsworth to A A. Thompson and family spent Sunday what Hood’s .Sarsaparilla dyes, and,Hina!, nesday. has set aside the verdict against the I. 0 , be held iu custody pending a second In Keiupton in q u e s t . An order was issued by Mr. H. S Sanford, of Chatsworth, was In the cure complete by giving tht>»j'steniliea. , —gee our Blankets, B kach Bk o s. Ry company iu Urn Sears administrator of Coughlin case. It holds that all evi­ Actiug Coroner Geo. E Esty and the town lust week. and strength, aud enabliug it to throw oil the — Mr. Frauk Osborn went to Chicago Clint. Beal went to Chatsworth after his dence, as to what Ooughliu said after he body of Charles Demaska was taken hen skins Friday. depressing effects of the disease. Sunday night. was hurt, was wrongly admitted. from its quiet resting place, brought J. A. Heckelman has bought out T. C. —Cloaks in endless varieties at Jno. to Chatsworth Monday afternoon j Rickards’ general store. — Mr. J J. Lauiry, our • genial city Billy Moore, the ox-drlVer, left for his home W a lte r ’s. treasurer, enjoyed the pleasures of a lew and an autopsy held in presence or In Iroquois county Friday. Catarrh — Fire Marshall Fowler is still confined the jury, with tiie following result: Jesse Hatfield lias tila new engine set np days’ visit from his brother, Mr. Barney Is permanently cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla. THE AUTOPSY. and Is grinding like a good fellow. to hi house by illuess. Lantry.of Helena, New York, aud his Mrs. Gritting went to Chatsworth Tuesday Mr. A. Ball, Syracuse, N. Y., says : ‘‘Hood • cousin, Mr Henry Lantry, of Lawrence, R ep o rt of s o autopsy held Oils Both day of — Puie Buckwheat Flour at the Mill November, 1885, before Acting Coroner Geo to see her brother, Mr. F ra u k Fow ler, w ho Is Sarsaparilla has helped me more for catarrh CME very 111. S atu rd ay. New York They came Saluiday aud E. E sty on th e body of Charles litnniska a t James Landes made a trip to Roanoke; and impure,blood than anytliiug I ever used.' left Wednesday. C hatsw orth. Ill — Max Traub, of McCabe & Traub. Drs. ('bus. t rue and F. A. Nichols depose Woodford county, last week to see his broth­ “ I have taken Hood’s Sarsaparilla for er John. Suudayed iu Pontiac. S t il l T iib h k —w ith a larger, m o re a t­ and say that they find apiiperflelal contusion catarrh, and think it has done me a great tractive. ami newer stock o f W a tch es, of right thigh, effusion of blood !u month T. Kalllsh. A Weast, and James Montgom­ —O. II Brigham is b a v iu g a fen ce ery were called to Chatsworth lust Saturday deal of good. I recommend It to all within Clocks, aud Jewelry than lias ever been and throat, cadaverous discoloration of built around his new h om e. hack and hack of neck, uhraston on nose to attend the Inquest on the body that wan my reach. Hood's Sarsaparilla has been * * * ? JA&. a kept iu Cha’sworth before; ull of w hich ruu over tbe previous evening by the pas­ at J n o parltul separation of cartilage from fifth rib worth everything to m e.” I.u m e b D. Bo b ­ — Look at those 5 c.. Ginghams was bought for spot cash. I am confident senger of right aide, lungs congested, effusion of "The )olly five" lelt here Saturday. Still- b in s, East Thompson, Conn. 1 W a lter’s. water In pericardium; stomach and abdomi­ that 1 can more completely satisfy the d e ­ son and Reeder went to Hersher, while ChhIi . # # 7 f SUBSc Corn, 20 ( a n n u m . cents; Hogs, f I 00 (ett # 3 ’2 5 . C . Gumbkl. tion of violence. wbat the fanners around that town were In need of l he boys done a good business Catarrh ADVE —Coffees the best qualities and lowest M a r r i e d .—The 1st inst , in Cha'sworth, W« ttuil no antIsfactory evidence pointing to th e cause of deal h. around Cullom. and we wish them all the (Jkjal business prices at E A Bangb’. by Rev. E .G . Trask, Mr Wesley Heft K A. NICHOLS, M I). success In their new Held. We did not like May lie breaking down your health. Be wise Rates for standi uer aud Miss Lois B. Bagley, all of to see tbe "gang'1 leave, but I bey could not in time! That flaw from the nose, ringing noise cation. ALLadv — H Royal, who is employed at Sau- CH \ ICl.KS TRU E. M n . always be with us. They promise to return Chatsworth May our good Father iu The jury, after lieariug the above in the ears, pain in the head, Inflammation t>y d irectio n s rel nemin, spent Sunday at home. In (lie spring again. In until ordered heaven bless these, His children, tbrough- Tbe evening passenger, south bound, run of the throat, cough, and nervous prostration L o s t .— A bunch of 4 keys. Finder result ami the testimouy of the doc­ inn their eventful life, is the wish of all tors relative to their findings, con­ over and killed Instantly an unknown man will bo cured if you take Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Commuulcatlo please leave with B l. Pumpelty. Friday night between here and The river, friends. * cluded to call other witnesses, and solicited, and 1 — Mr. Horner Guy, of Beach Bros., lie was In town all day Friday,/drinking i had beon troubled by general debility, gladly received a — Hon C. C Btrawn. of Pontiac, accordingly, as the investigation various kinds of liquor, and was seen leav­ caused by catarrh aud humors. Hood’s Sar­ spent Sunday with his parents. ing town about dusk considerably Intoxi­ assisted by W W Sears Esq , are de­ progressed, the mystery deepened. saparilla proved just tiie thing needed. I de­ F o r S a l k .—H ouses in town, on easy cated. It Is supposed he became weary and — P. 8. Yo fending Chris Roach at the preliminary The jury adjourned Monday evening sleepy while on tiie track and thought he rived an lmm/nse afqoimt of benefit from It.” terms. Inquire of J. E. Brown & Co. dropped in up< examination and County Attorney Car- for supper; then after consultation, would lay down and “take a snooze '’ He H. E. Mil l e t t , Boston, Mass. — The school library fuud was increas­ riihers, assisted by ex-Benator Fosdick, adjourned to meet again Tuesday at was badly mangled. MARRIED,-On Thursday, Nov. 26. at 1 —Senator Tc ed $12.65 by the Meeke entertainment are prosecuting. The examination is now 1 o’clock, in order that additional Hood’s Sarsaparilla o'clock p in., by th e Rev. S tu n n e r. Mr. Eli. on professlona —Gentlemen examine our Underwear b* ieg held before Esq Esty in Town Hall. witnesses could lie suhpteiiaed smith and Miss Lydia stunner, all of Cul- Sold hy all druggists. SI; sir fqjt |5. Made S to c k . B each B ros. — Santa Claus’ headquarters has been Tuesday afternoon was spent ex­ lom. The ceremony took place at the Lutheran church and was witnessed by a only by C. J. HOOD & CO., Lowe*, Mass. —Mr. S. D amining witnesses, and as the work F o r S a l e . — A Thoroughbred Jersey established at II M. Bangs’store, and he large audience After the kuot was securely Nichols, is her Bull, two years old. J. R. Bigbatn will shine torih in all his glory. Do not progressed each impartial listener tied some 65 persons followed the bride and IOO Doses One Dollar. fail to call aud see the novelties for the became more strengthened in the, groom to tbe borne of the former's parents —Supervisor Hack, of Cullom, was j and partook of a bountiful supper which was —Ex-8euato upon our streets Friday and Saturday last. I little ones, the beautiful presents for the belief that Charles Demaska came to waiting. The bride was richly attired In a older ones, and all at prices which you hisdeath by other than nutural causes beautiful wine-colored silk dress and an Hears Esq.,* v —TEAS! TEAS! all the way from cau afford to pay. Don’t forget the place, The examination when complete elegant long while veil, her head business Tuesd 25c. to $1.00 per pound at E. A crowned with a wreath of fragran H. M, Baugs, Central Drug House. w7as not such as to fasten the guilt B a n g s ’. flowers The groom wore a very neat — We received this week a very gen­ upon any one person ; still the jury, suit with a beautiful buttonhole bouqi F. B. BECKMAN, — Ed. Tfonah — Mrs Von Doran, of Fairbury, visited teel note enclosing a card reading as in language that cannot lie misunder­ fresh flowers on his left breast. His shoes a ‘short' time with Mr. C. Lucas’ family on Saturday were also highly polished The bride is follows: “ Miss Mattie Trulock, Stenog­ stood. express the belief that Demaska the oldest daughter of our Lutheran minis­ Practical Machinist ! brothers in Ohi la s t . rapher and Type-Writer Operator, Room was foully dealt with. The following ter nnd a very nice young lady In every re­ —Plaid Dress Flannels, wider than any 21.405 Cuilis St., Denver, Colo ” Miss is t h e spect. Mr. Smith Is one of our leading ^ y>o aft fti-tvbo of —We cam blacksmiths, and Is always counted a good in this city aud just as cheap, at Jno. Trulock is well known to many of our VERDICT OF CORONER’S JURY. citizen as well as “one of the boys ” May Magazine and W a lte r ’s readers , and all of her friends will join We, theJu Impaneled by Geo. E. Esty both of their Hves be one of peace and hap us in wishing her every success in her Esq . acting coroner, for the purpose of In­ Illness, aud all their troubles (If any) little gelher one yea —Pillsbury’8 Best Flour is seldom quiring Into the cause of death In the case of ones. equalled ; never excelled. For sale by E new undertaking. l liarles Demaska. And as follows: —The death A. Bangs. i 1st, We, the jnry, believe that Charles Demaska came to his death by unnatural MELVIN. Blacksmithing has long been —Prof Calkins and wife visited with ll/atli of Patrick Monahan Jr. causes, and we furiher believe ihal foul Mrs. Carroll went to Gibson last Thursday. ------AND------kee Insane As trieuds iu Weston Saturday aud Suuday After a lingering illness, witli that means was used to cause death. Mr. Bart Holmes lost a valuable horse last, dreaded disease, consumption, Patrick 2d. That from the evidence before ns. we last week. * N6v. 22d. are not prepared to say who was Instru­ Mr It. Holmes shipped a car-load of fat Dollie Chittum is visiting with rela­ Momthnu. died at the residence of his mental In causing death; But that Cnrlsto- uncle, Mr. Patrick Monahan Sr., in Char hogs last Wednesday. —Miss Pillsb tives in Missouri, where she will spend plier Roach was the last man who saw Mr stiute shipped t wo ear-loads of cattle the winter. lotie township, a' 2:40 Thursday morning i Tiarles Demaska allve. and the first man and one of hogs last evening. guest at Mr. who saw him dead (according to his own Horseshoing. Deceased was born in the couniy of several of the citizens of t his place are, In — Mr Jno Eotwistle is putting the evidence) taken In conjunction will/ the during her sts Mealhe, Ireland, iu May, 1861, and lieuBe Paxton this week attending court. shelving aud couuters in to the new P. other testimony before us. Is a suspicious I have Wood and Iron Turning was in his 25 year. His uncle, Mr. John Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson are visiting Roach trial. O. building. circumstance. In El Paso, and expect to return this week Lathes, and make Monahan, sent for him aud paid his JAS. A. SMITH. Foreman. Mrs. U rn, H u n t an d son re tu rn e d ho m e to ­ —H od. M, C __\ beautiful line of the celebrated passage from Ids native laud to this DANIEL CLARK. day. they have been visiting relatives In Mendola organs at Jno. Walter’s. None I. C SPIECU Elf. Peoria. legislature fror country in the spring of 1881. He made G. W. BL U K WEI.L. * better, ami thoroughly warranted. Oorn-husklng In coming to a close, and it ins home with his uncle John for the A. VAN VLSI \ NE. several of the boys started iu school last relatives and — Miss Miuuie DeLong, of Gilman, was first three years after Ins arrival. After­ DAVID B ROUST, M onday The above verdict, made up, signed, and township a flyi a guest at Mr. P. L. Cook’s home ward he wotked for Mr. Edward Bradv, Jesse Underwood, “Hie boy singer,” Is as­ delivered to m e th is 1st d ay of D ecem ber, A. sisting Rev. Warner In a series of meetings —Geo. W. Pt Thanksgiving. and next went to work for Mr Jno. R D. 1885. GEO. E. E SI Y, Machine Work at Roberts. —The touch of the paint-brush in the Monahan , his cousin. His health failing Justice of the Peace and Acting Coroner. Miss Id a H aight, of Onargn. Is v isitin g Mrs A SPECIALTY. our streets Mo hands of J. W. Orr has improved Mr. J, lie went to Mr. P. Monahan’e house, The preliminary examination of Foreman tilts week, ami will return home Tuesday to commence school at I lie seminary. an attorney L. DeLong’s store. where lie continued to grow worse until Christopher Roach lias been set for SATISFACTION tliis morning. and, believing The oyster supper, which was held in Mr. which was « —Just received a new line of winter his death, as above. From the time he D. Thompson's hall for the benefit of the M GUARANTEED boots which will be sold at bed rock price*. was taken ill till bis death he lias had Unit we will best subserve the ends of E. church, proved a success financially. Net next. proceeds. 8S7. Call and I will use my best efforts to E. A . B a n g s fifty-three hemorhages. Deceased was a justice, we withhold publishing the As the five o'clock freight was coming Into please von. —Messrs. W — Mr. Wils. R. Parsons, of Dakota, member of the Ancient Order of Hiberni­ evidence given before the coroner’s town tills evening several cars aud the ca­ formerly of Charlotte township, is visiting ans of this city, and they have done ail in jury until after the exam ination. The boose were thrown top-side do#ti Into the F. R. BECKMAN. Reid. H. Ringl with old friends here. their power for hia comfort during his result of the examination will be ditch Three men were In the caboose, but host of other St received no Injuries. — Mr. and Mrs. M. Fitzmaurice went long illness. On his father’s (the Mona­ looked for with deep interest by all tendance at han) side deceased is from a very old and who listened to the testimony on The Ford county teachers’ meeting held at to Chenoa Saturday last. Mrs. F. remained the school building last Saturday was well Friday. over Sunday with friends sturdy Irish family; the name tracing Monday and Tuesday, ami nothing attended, both by teachers and patrons The —Examine our Red Twill Flannels, 4, hack hundreds of years in the history of but a thorough ami careful sifting of meeting commenced at lrt o'clock a m.. call­ - Mr. W H Ireland. But from the mother's side he the case on the part of the Stutes ed to order by Superintendent Loliraan. The 5, and 6 oz , at 19c , 29c, 39c., before exercises began with a discussion on Hie E. G. TRASK, administrator inherited that dreadful disease which has purchasing. B e a c h B ros Attorney will lie satisfactory. If subject ot “Oral Arithmetic.” which was fol­ left for Ottawa —Sugars! Sugars! Sugars! more pounds plaid and havoc with his family. About Christopher Roach is innocent he lowed by a class exercise In "Latitude and I/ongllude,’’ conducted by Guyn Foreman for $1.00 than at any other store in this twelve years siuce his eldest Bister passed should demand this. If he is guilty Successor to Lewis i Harry, Dsalt is He will make away with cousump'ion. The second In the allernoon. meeting opened with r city. E. A. B a n g s . lie deserves it. class exercise In “Primary Geography." by Probate Court a — Miss Ida S'ruckmeyer commenced sister died at the Dublin Hospital while Mnllle Foreman, which was appreciated being treated for the same disease. of bis deceased the winter term of school iu the Rebm- The Catholic Fair. much by all present This was followed by Next it claimed his brother John, after a dlscusRion on Ihesubject. "Written Ex­ Koehler district on Monday. Good for our Catholic friends! They Hard and Soft Coal, M a r r i e d ,—] lingering nine months. In the spring of aminations." led by Prof llnnney, of Roberts. — Ladies, examine pur S'ock of Ladies’, will break tlie monotony of the som ­ The meeting closed by a tnn'lon to ad|ourn Dec. 0, Mr. E ] Misses’ and Children’s Merino and Scar­ '83 Owen, another brother, came to to meet. In Roberts the last Saturday in C O R N A N D G R A I N America by the kindness of their uncle ber December days by their usual Ja n u a ry , lt>86. Mrs. J. H Wy let Underwear. B e a c h B r o s . John. Shortly after arriving liis health most entertaining fair week. Great THE HANNA WAGON — Hon L E. Payson was banqueted at preparations are made to have a grand and Mrs. Feun tlie Phcenix Hotel, in Pontiac, prior to tailed and lie was sent home by the same Monthly School Examinations. kindly assistance, where he afterwards success One of tiie most pleasant evening aud v his departure for Washington. features will lie tiie nightly singing NOTE—In order that a scholar’s name And Agricultural Implements. homestead uear — A most magnificent, in fact died. On the fourth day of july last, the aud playing by the pupils of 8t. Pat­ shall appear in the following Jlst. their ex­ Christmas present,would be one of ihose while attending the celebration in this amination papers must show an average of iu the western rick’s school. The season ticket, with beautiful parlor organs, to be found at city, he remarked to his uncle John that t)0 per cent, or upwards : he would never live to see another year its seven magnificent prizes, gives a —Patrick H. J n o W a lter’s. FIRST PRIMARY. free entrance every night to tiie fair —Astonishing, but true. Our mail is roll around. This presentiment proved Miss Minnie M. Brown, Teacher. grove chopping just the same since the Demora'ic post aias too true That he was indeed and concert. Second Grade. with quite a sev master has taken possession as before. fortunate in his last illness goes without Amos Stafford...... 91 Alice E o tw is tle ...... 96 Coal! Coal! in the act of swi — Don’t you forget it ; “ Dutch John" is saying. All that the kind hands and Hal Bangs ...... 67 Charlie Rowe willing hearts of Julia A . and Lizzie, Mr. I ilck t u rn er ...... 90 Paulina Bless.. upon a limb, still on hand with the Best Goods at the W e are selling Coal at (lie following Mamie Struckraey Jesse Moore...... Cheapest Prices. You will fiud him at the P. Monahan’s daughters, could do was p r ic e s: e r ...... 98 Walter Trask... course, and it done, and the many visits of Julia A and cofner brick store L u m p C o a l...... $1 60 p er to n Charlie Dorsey...... 96 foot, the sharp — The Finest Line of Ceiling and Side Maria, the daughters of Mr John Mona­ F ir s t N u t ...... 1 40 per ton SECOND PRIMARY’. Wall-Papers for decorating the homes of han, with the aid of uncles, aunts, and S e c o u d N u t ...... 80 p er to n Miss Mary Fosdick,Teacher. tbe bone and set our people, ever shown in Chatsworth is friends combined to make his last hours And will pay 2 cts above market Third Grade. „ cords. It was w now in stock at E A. Bangs'. as comfortable as is possible to do, and price for all kinds of grain in ex Mnry J o n e s ...... 93 I Christine Helden... 90 McCormict Harvesters, Binders, Mowers he reached his — I will guarantee to sell you any' lie passes to his las', home mourned by change for coal until Dec 10th. Fannie Sears...... 05 I Willie Reid...... 94 all who knew him. Mr. John Monahan Mattie Taggert...... 96 | Blotce Messier...... 90 ETC. He reached he thing in the Jewelry line cheaper Yours truly, Jennie Sleeth ...... 91 | informs us that the funeral hour has 1 hope, by fair dealing with grangers, to from the loss of than any traveling jewelry shop can F a i r b u r y C o a l C o ., been fixed at 10 o’clock Saturday morning. Fourth Grade. secure their patronage _ d o . C G u m b k l Fairbury, III. OllleCooper...... 00 1 Emma Doolittle... 95 E.G. TRASK. was called anc —The public schools will close for the Mamie Doolittle ... 95 | Della W heaton...... 90 Cmisc of the Deidh of and while he is holiday vacation on Thursday evening, T lie C h a r le s CORRESPONDENCE. FIRST INTERMEDIATE. % Deinnska Still Under long time before Dec. 24 and open on Monday, January a Miss Alice Schlahach,Teacher. M ysterious Cloud. 4th . PIPER CITY. Fifth Grade. recovered —We have received a new line of teas The mysterious finding of the dead M. Horan took in Peoria Saturday Carl W red e...... 9n | Bennie Ellrlnk ..... 91 “ C A2TDEE —On Saturday which are of fine flavor and will be sold iiodv of fjharles Demaska at the home la s t. Sixth Grade. rick Mouahan way down to hard pan prices of Christopher Roach oil W ednesday Constable Moore left Tuesday night Don B lg b a m ...... 90 | Gertie Turner...... 94 E . A. B a n g s. evening, November 18, was duly fo r P a x to n Eddie Megquler...... 91 | Joe Chittum ...... 94 R u b b e r their last resting — Miss Schlahach is again confined to chronicled in our Issue of the 20111 Frank Churchill, of Peoria, was in SECOND INTERMEDIATE. cemetery. The her room by illness, and Miss Louisa inst. A coroner’s jury was impaneled town W ednesday Mrs. F. L. C alkins, Teacher. from the residi Stevens is filling her position in the 1st tiie following day by County Coroner H W. Cole was in 8t. Louis on Seventh Grade. B O O T S 1 intermediate department. Long, lint nothing of importance was business last week. Gay B a n g s ...... 96 Walter Bostook...... 94 ' — WITH — Monahan, in Ch —Pillsbury’s Best X X X X Minneapolis, developed, and tiie jury found accord­ Otto Luther was in Chatsworth a Clarence Bangs...... 92 Fred Rless...... 94 lie church, wher E n o la C a rso n ...... 95 Nellie R lrle ...... 97 DOUBLE THICK Minnesota, Flour bakes more bread, ingly, by a verdict, that deceased few days this week. Eighth Grade. brated and a feel bakes whiter bread, bakes better bread, came to his death from causes un­ Revilo and John Oliver were in BALL than any flour manufactured. If you are Bessie Larned ...... 93 | Clarence Sm ith ...... 95 r hy the Rev. Wm known to the jury. Tiie body was town Saturday last. Ada M yers ...... 91 | I,onl» T ay lo r...... 95 Ordinary Rubber Boots ■war not using Pillsburv’s Best Flour ask for it; interred in the Germ anville cemetery R. A. Sweet, of Hannibal, Mo., is Jessie W atson...... 97 Robbie Taggert...... 07 always wear out first on tbe course of his the hall. The CANDLE buy no other, at E. A. Bangs’. The coroner evidently went home here again on diten business. Austin Mahood___ 9-1 | gentleman paid < — The smiling face of Mr Jno. Law, Boots aro d ou b le t h lift satisfied, to draw his compensation, H. J. Roberts, of Chatsworth, passed ' GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT. on the ball, and givo who has been for some time in Nebraska Anoient Order and apparently not caring whether through our town W ednesday. Miss Jessie A. Phelps, Teacher. making improvements upon his land, is attended the fum Charles Demaska had been murdered Mr and Mrs. Houghton returned to Ninth Grade. DOUBLE WEAR. seen upon our streets again. or not. Titanks to tiie cause of jus their hom e in Chicago last week. Mmllo B lg b am ...... 93 Dick H itc h ...... 90 Mon t econom ica l rub. in full force and —Two jewelers—One pays taxes in Chas Curtis...... 95 Amflina liopperh.. 90 tiee, it was not so with all mankind. Mark Baker, a brother of our station her Boot In the market, •K speaker said tl Ottawa, and the other pays takes In M1 nn 1 a D esm ond.. 94 Etta Parker ...... 93 blasts longer than any On the contrary, there were many agent, has succeeded Otto Luther as Jennie Kni wlstle.. 91 Herman Rless...... 97 Chatsworth The Chatsworth jeweler other hoot, and the ^ was a Christian who were not satisfied, and they clerk at city hotel. Manle Gregg ...... 95 A ngle .Stew art...... V will sell you goods cheaper than the Iim Huffman ...... 96 Katie Struckmey- PRICE NO HIGHER.. benevolent one could not rest until something was W. J. Clark is having his track p|* ___| J • 93 Ottawa jeweler. Hence, patronize our Grace Watson ... Call nnd ex done to clear away the cloud or vail scales repaired, an expert from Chica­ Aggie T ru e ...... Lillie atruokmejper 96 demonstrated by o w n m a n . amino the which enveloped this mysterious go superintending the job. T e n th G rade. —Postmaster Sears, Esq. Sears, Super­ goods. V toward deceased, deatli. That a man in perfect health Mrs. J. A Montelius and little Mary Elfrlnk ...... 9S Uhas. Speer...'...... 94 visor Sears, Poormaster Sears, Bill 99 by the further fs whjpn last seen by tiie neighbors, nml daughter Polly left for Pennsylvania Bird H all...... 97 Lizzie Taggert...... Sears, Mossbaok Sears, Mr Sears. Mary M cVay...... 91 F ra n k W atso n ...... 91 that last tribute Father Sears, Uncle Sears, Grandpa w’ho Chris. Roach snid was well Sunday night to attend the fuueral of 'led le M artin ...... INI Nellie W heaton .....i 95 Alfred Montelius. uncle lo J, A. and Tlllle Wrede...... 99 presence here to- Sears, and so on, and so on. when lie left the house in the morn­ Alice Parker ...... brother to Edward M ontelius. HIGH SCHOOL. N o t i c e —T he accounts of all parties ing, should he found dead In the FOR SALE BY monies at the j Indebted to the late firm of Hickman & house in the evening, without any Among the many Piper City people Prof. F. L. Calkins, Principal. were followed t< attending Circuit Court at Paxton Middle Glass, Currlgan will be found In the hands of apparent cause, was most certainly , A. O. H ., led Thoe. 8 Curran Esq. for collection. By unsatiefactory to a ll fair-minded this week are Geo. Campbell, J. A. Fred Tuokerman.. 92 | Phoebe 8peloher...l00 A. BANGS, A prompt settlement von will avoid costs. persons. M ontelius, J. C. Culver, W. J. C la r k , Sr. Glass. Kiernan, of Fa H ickman & Cubhtgan. To be brie/, the neighbors consulted W. W. Dick, and H. P. B e a c h . Minnie Larnfid...... 90 | Edith Palmer...... 96 CHATSWORTH, ILL, number of neighl carriages.