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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-28

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S...,aS9..sslsuSs5 Il d.ys,, ~ -
;.teapsssts husbasd = be vsepise vile.
Ne. .i., you prefer s.li's ''si's Of 'oa'
"a lsvyse sehsd q Dutshnna II eewt vise
ear marks pig .ha1 that Vas IL dispuss
Wall. he has No eass0ash sxssps very shest
&siI.' wss the reply.
hat Z :Pisass, ~ hss6r, i slf Johs. .it's a.
cid one Of yours that nissis gave ne yesser-
day 's
"A young lady Who latsly gave q order
10 niliiaer for . bos,st. Gid: 'You are 70
msks It plsio. but st tbs sams time smart. =
ut In . conspisuous pIscs in church.
-Thsres more 10 that fellows head. Sam.
then You imagine said Dick. Of sleepy look
ing fellow stan ling BY. That may be- re-
piled the other grsvsly. but slvays susree-
ted be had EN-
-For lady to sweep her carpet With en-
broidsssd undersIesvss. would b. considered
suOeSo0ssy oUty OUb W OGoB sWe Vovsuseus
with her its. seems to b very gsotsel.
We occasionally hear one idea' men de-
nounced but ws have learned to respect such
men. An occssionsl man With even one ides.
10 . thousand times pre- cradle to the many
vho have n idea ct oil.
Two centuries ago not one in . hundred
wore .stoekings. Fifty years ago not . boy
in thousand wss allowed to run q large It
night. Fifty yssrs ago not girlin thousand
made . waiting maid OF thsis mother. Won.
dsrful improvements In this age
"A man recently got married in Glssgow
one day aud hung himseIf the next. No doubt
he wanted to try oil varieties OF nooses to zee
which he liked best.
"A few days since . little dirty urchin was
eeut bv mechanic 10 collect small BILL
lie began 10 the usual way. but becoming
more and hore importunste, It last the gen.
tlemsn's patience being exhausted. hs said TO
hin.
You need not dun me % sharply, am not
going TO run away
4 don't suppose you are said The boy.
scratching his head. but my msstsr 10. and be
stands very much in need Of tie money.
The Rev. Luther +. Dimmiek, Who has
been alluded TO in the pspsrs. - having bsen
taken suddenly III in the pulpit while prssch-
ing. died at New buryport, Assa, Of ossi6cstioo
Of the heart, a week ago last Sunday.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-28

RETURNED AFTER A CAPrlv1rY OF
!HIRrEEN YEARs.-Mr. George Brnba-
ker, . citizen OF Lancaster county, Pa,
reached st. Joseph, NO., last Friday, on
MS way home. He was captured by .
oand OF Camanches While on his wav 10
Ca,'tornla in ls47, thirteen years ago.
ana has just escaped from them. There
we're oat three Of the party captured
sl'ye' George Richardson, of Schoylk,lI,
ana Peter Deny, Of Dauphin county.
Ia-' both Of whom were Afterwards
burnt At the stake for attempting 70 e.
cape from the savages.
After becoming acquainted with the
language and habits Of tie Indians he
va made . medicine man. and 81 that
capacity did great deal Of good among
mem preaching to them, and sncceede3
10 converting over two HUNDRED to th.
Chrlst'an religion. 1t was onlv after r..
most solemn promises that he would ~
turn that they allowed I'm 20 den.r+
ana p: will 80 back q coon :. M ~.
zen his family, Who have mour.sJ h;m
tor years = dead. ''" ~"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-28

Gov. DoDas.-The Burlington Gazette
says that Ex-Governor Dodge aud lady,
afterpassiug the Winter At the residence
Of their son, Hon. A. C. Dodge, in
that city, left OH Friday last, in good
health, for their home 10 Wisconsin.
Tho many friends of the venerable
Governor will be pleased to learn that
although verg;ng npon four score, he
stands and walks as erect as ever. He
was born at vincennes, Ind, and is said
to be the oldest living native Of the
great and now popuIous Northwest.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-28

IT is supposed that the murderer Of
the woman, whose BODY was found in
the river at Jersey City, and about
whom 80 much has been surmised and
said, is fellow named Henriques. con-
nected with one of the New York and
Havana steamers. He was . lover of
hers, and since the announcement of the
finding of her body, he has boon miss
ing. 1t is thought that he has gone to
Europe.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-28

"A FizzLE.-The Cedar Democro,
says that the attempt at Black Repub.
.lcan ratification meeting At Upton !.
few days since, was most decided ca,
are' There is no doubt Of it. The
people, with all the noise and boofires
'aa' can Dc made, refuse to grow enthu.
s,a't'c over the nomination Of Lincoln.
TO attempt to get up enthusiasm 49,.
n: name would be like attempting to
bring The true ring Of steel cut Of |. -.
Of cold lead. That game is q los;ns
one.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-28

SEwARDIrRs BcLr1Na.-The New
York Tribune prints the following par
agraph:
We hear that some prominent msmbsrs q
tns Albany lobby. who have heretofore pro.
fes.ed to Be Republicans. express their dstermi.
nation to bolt the Chicago nominations. This
- good nsws. II few members Of ,he I.eeis.
Isture Of the came stripe would Join them 4
would Dc . great 81 'ssing to the party. and =
great help to the ticket
The above, doubtless, alludes to Thur.
low Weed, and some other of Mr.. Sew.
ards leading friends aud is 20 far from
being "good news" for Greeley, Lincoln
q Co., that the vote Of New York will
not be cast for the Republican nominee.
The "Albany lobby" though beaten At
Chicago, is far more powerful in State
politics than Greeley and his Tribune
And, despite his affected cheerfolness.
Greeley knows it.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-28

TaE 0asette, after placing At the head
Of ito columns, the Black Republican
ticket, dances around and hurrahs over
the same with - great glee A. a wild
csnnibAl over lat missionary. Its en-
tire vocabulary Of praise, was exhausted
upon the irrepressibles" last Saturday
morning, and the writer feels exceed
ingly confident that they cant be beat
en-. If the Gazette will wait day or
two until it hears from the other side of
the house, We are inclined to think that
. change would come over the split Of
its dream. The Democratic party will
elect the next President of the United
States. Just "blaze" that.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-28

THE REPUBLICAN Nor A NATIONAL
PAR1Y.-On motion Of Judge Jeasup,
the world national, which was attached
to thsV harty, in their official proceed
iugs At chicago. was stricken out. 1t
needed moi this resolution to convince
any right minded man that the Repub-
Iican party was not . national party.
They certainly can never claim to be 80
hereafter.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-28

TRUSTEES SALE.--WHERSAs, on the 9Th
i day of May, A. u. 1858, James Macintosh
and Melissa j. Macintosh, his wife, Of Scott
county. Iowa, executed unto David 4. True IS
Trestee.s certain Deed Of Trust. cenvsying to
said Trustee the land in Scott county Iowa, de-
scribed rs follows, to wit: Lots No. four [4l and
six [@ in Block No. ten lel Of said A,ackinsosf 8
subdivision Of Blocks Nos. nine [9) and ten lol Of
sid Maekintosh's Second (2ndl Addition to the
city Of Davenport; and also the following piece
OF ground lying in said city, to wit: Commencing
Il the point where the southern line Of Eighth
8th street intefseets tho western line Of Harrison
street. running thence south along the west line
o: said Harrison street three hundred and twenty
1921 feet; thence west ono hundred and fifty l50l
feet thence north on . lime parallel with said
west line of Harrison street three hundred and
twenty 1921 feet to south limo Of said Eighth sth
street, thence east along said south line Of Eighth
street one hundred and fifty [l5O] feet % the
place Of beginning; which sald conveyance w.
made bv the said James Mackintosh and Melissa
:: n.s.in e Tor tns purpose Of securing the
interest thereon, eigned by said James Maokintosh,
each dated the 9th day Of May, A. D. 1853. and
payable - follows: Ono for the sum Of two thous-
and 600 dollars, payable TO the order Of Charles
8: Watkins, Sea-, on the 9Th day Of May, A. n.
5000 doiisr., p.yss,. to tie order q css.i.. 8
Watkins, IT,, on the 9Th day Of Novsnbsr, a. d.
1855, each Of said rotes bearing interest ct ten
per cent. per annun,, payable annually.
And nov, said promissory notes having bscooe
due and payable, and the said James Msekintosh
having failed to paw the SANE, excepting he In
tersst on each Of said notes up 70 Nay 9Th, 1859.
l. David y. True, Trustee - Aforesaid, do hereby
give this public notice, that b. vrtae Of the pow
Or which e in me vested BY sail Deed Of Trust.
will, on Tuesday, the 18th day Of June, d. 1Seo
1t the hour Of two o'clock, the afternoon Of said
day, At the Court House door, il the city Of Dav.
export, expose and oerfor sals. 1t public auction,
the parcels Of land above described, or 20 nseh
thereof shall be neesaaay to satisy and pay the
Dmount Of said notes, with the interest thsrsua to
the day Of sale, toseth With al the costs end e.
Penses attending said SALE costs q this notice ard
Trustees fees. Upon completion Of aid sale. :
Deed will be executed in accorhance with the
q said Dsodof Trust.
Dated the 23d day Of Nay, A. D. 1850.
DAVID 8. TRUE,
my13 dtsl Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-28

RHODE ISLAND u getting along. There
Wa prize fight in Providence on Sun.
DAY !; aud . boat race in Pavtucket uea'
b. That will do for the ssSsbbatb. =
What will be good programme for 4
week day ?
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A Fearful Ride on vo-Twen
ty-ntne Miles IN Thirty Minutes.

A Fearful Ride on q L0comotlvo-Tweu.
ty-ntne Miles IN Thirty Minutce.
Howard" the correspondent of the
New York Times, Who rode upon the
excursion train Of the Lake Shore Road,
bound for Chicago, describe. ride on
the locomotive as follows:
Twenty mine miles in thirty minutes
Describe it Impossible. have al
ways noticed that engineers we're quiet,
digui6ed, sober people, and now / uu-
derstand it. l should regard = joking,
triaing engineer, as l would q Jolly,
whistling undertaken.
Describe my ride on the "Huron -
Never. The whistle nearly blew nv
cara off; the rushing air wore out my
eyes; the jogging Of the engine IS it
leaped from rail to rail ali but broke the
end of my backbone off; my hat, which
was blown away in less than q minute
after we started, was caught By the fire.
man in . Miraculous manner and ev-
cry nerve 10 my body jumped, squirmed
and wired, - relentlessly the iron steed
kept up to slime" Nov the head of .
lnckless hen was mostly shaved away !;
then two Hibernian gentlemen, who
were quietly smoking by the roaoside.
were apparently frightened out Of their
wits, and before they had recovered
them, we had rushed franticslly, fearful
~ by station, in such close proximity
to freight train that l held my breath
aud trembled lest the next second should
be my last. had no idea before Of the
manner 10 which an engine '.jumps," bu.
l have now. While We we're going at
this terrific speed-while the mile posts
succeeded each other so swiftly that
they seemed like fence-stakee, and while
the various growths Of wheat, oats, 20
tstoes and corn, looked ~ if they were
planted in . heap, the engine would
jump, leap, skip and roll, like . fright
eoed horse, and in dreadful upsartin''
manner. After little while l became
used to the unnatural rush with which
We were going. and l had more leisure
to watch the engineer. He was a.
calm ~ May mornisg. He pulled q
rod, and an unearthly scream was heard.
lie pushed another one, and the speed,
already like that of the arrow's dart, be-
came that Of the lightning flash. All
was under his control, and I could but
admire the GOODNESS, the firmoess Of
purpose and quickness OF execution
whichshe unconeciously exhibited. No
wonder that he is . quiet, uncommunica-
tive person he deals with facts, with
realities between which and an unreveal-
ed horror there is but hands breadth,
and coming at any moment can only be
warded OF or remedied by his skill. l
vas glad, and yet sorry, when the TWEEN
ty-nine miles were finished; glad, be-
cause physically | was about used up,
sorry because I was mantally fascinated
and charmed by the novel sensations ex-
perienced during that ride.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.


! 1sed vs. y A. y 1854 lkANDRg r1B
PILLS - fstn Ne betks11 ssvitiss, -
4essls{ Asd De Ssys et.ths sbulsass, No.
dssa <.sssrs, ~srs outssl :, vasSA ossados ~
psealias heavy tsslings II colds, hsadaehe, De-
These psssly vegssssle vills 10 .ss .st uysa
healthy psrss, except cleanse aad parity. Thsir
tiasly uee hos saved maay . valuable life, aaA
BsAxDRsrHb PlIss shesld, Therefore. b in svssy
house sady.
Dr. Ianss Lull. q Potsdam, N. T., writes, Ass.
II, la6ss
Il net with nan three weeks ego, Who hsd
alioh0s iajsssa ~ Aaoas l9eA - Ahss 49, -
fore, which caused immediate psin, swelling and
violent favsr. When I sav him, the pain and
swelling had extended 70 bic shoulder. depriving
him Of his rest and slssp. The hand Va tsrsing
dark eolosed, and o the psint Of nosti6ca:ios.-
got there that evening, and during The sight
gave hin ; whole box Of pills, applied yeast
poultice, and sayed his lfe.' Sold, price IS ets,
ct No. ~ Canal street, New York, and BY Ill
Druggists.
Sold , al respectable dealers IN medicines.
ma1O.d&wlm
N0tU0e - INC Ote0S Foyo1CbSUs-Auts "
now admitted BY the medical profession, - .
iuadamsntal principle Of healing science. II 10
wisely provided BY the human economy, that
whenever anything 10 wrong in the physical system
the natasl forces Of the body ere brought TO bear
to expel the disease. The crest aim therefore, 10
to strengthen the natural powers. This has bees
kept in view BY the skillful es1psundsrs Of DR.
HOSTETTER'5 BITE IS, which operate to give
fresh vitality 70 I'll the organs Of the body. The
eject Of this medicine upos the stomach. the liv-
ss and the kidneys, are prompt and decisive. The
patient who wise enough to quit drugging, asd
try the BIrrEss, soon feels - if hs had taken .
new lease Of life, and - be continues tho ne Of
the article he is ove,joyed to hnd the streams Of
health coursing through his frame. Lot oil from
whose cheek the bloom has departed. give Dr.. J.
Hostetter's Celebrated Bitssn trial.
Sold BY drugsists and dealers generally, every
whore.
- See advertisement in another column.
msl5-dAwla
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ALBION MILLS.

.LIAvING LEASED TaR ALBION NII4La,
IL shall PM them in imnsdiats operation.
en- nov prepared = ny ths highsss price for
Wheat.
fhs psslis sau depend upon or keeping con
etaat s1pply q tia 6est Flour, Boltsd Corn Neal,
Bran asd Shorts, Graham Flour, &c., always .
had.
retail trade Of the m, families ADD bakers WIN
1od it 70 thsir advantags % give IL their pat
rossgU.
We shall keep team 70 deliver free Of charge.
ELISHA G. BURROWS.
max16-d1m
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DlsCeludes Of Ce-Partsershlp.

1THE PARTNERSHIP BHR1TOroRe ExIs9.
j ias boevssa tbs asdesigns3 pnAw the -
80 style II BussovsA PsssTynAx 10 this 6o0
dissolved b. nsesal ceaseot either uenAee e
the lsu bsiag autbosized 70 ~ he nane n -
tismsst Of the basinsas a the I'm.
J. n. -. BURROWS.
Iku . R.A. PRETTY NAN.
Assss - lses' Tg laasledsas
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Livery and Sale stable.
Frank Kenlriek, Proprietor,
Corner 81 Perry and - -,

CARRIAGES AND vHHCLRA
~ Of Ill descriptions % hssd -
~: ::.t s,: &: ''''''' = ~ ''''' = -
= Our horses ase well known . ~
Tie hees II this vicinity, aad carriages aso -
the latest styles ard best naaafacssse
oct10 dtf
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= q II N q II - - A.,
Manufacturer Of the Impsovsd
1nvtncibDc or VemtiDatin&
WIGS AND TOUpEES,
LADIES' Ornamental Hair Work,
BRAIDs, BANDEAUs, &c.
Also Of
Exquisite Hair Jewelry,
SUCH Al PINS, RINGS, BRACELETS
NECKLACES, EAR DROPS, ~.
No. ~ Clark Street, Chicago, Illinois.
- Persons residing in any part Of
~ tho world can have Wigs Or Tou-
~) PEGS made TO order By = king The
measure = here direetsd: No.
round the head No. : from Ten.
o pie to temple below the crown
No. 3 from the hair on the FORE
head to the pole Of the neck; No. ! from ear 70
ear. When measuring for Toupsss cut paper
pattern the sise and shape Of the badness.
THE TRADE SUPPLIED AS USUAL.
octlsdly.
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Dsasssasic slest Cs1t snsts


The Republicans arc evidently OF the
opinion that they have got > load to carry
through this campaign, that will tax oil
the energy and strength they can muster,
20 the utmost. Even in Iowa, where one
would think that the Republicans could
have everything in their own way 10
election matters, they have become
greatly frightened At tho nomination.
made, and with all their might and
main are attempting to raise the oaloric,
and to induce the people to believe that
the thing instead Of being rotten TO the
core, is all right and proper. When
demonstrations TO save for Lincoln such
. State IS Iowa, are made; when zig
mails Of distress are thrown out by the
Republicans Of the Hawkeye State, and
extraordinary endeavors are made tc
rsise Black Republican enthusiasm
therein, it is . pretty sure indication that
watchmen on the mud walls Of nigger-
lam discover serious Instructions 10 the
wsy-have detected breakers ahead, and
that their fierce believing and loud
calls tor help are significant Of expected
defeat. 1t is uncootrover,able that the
nomination Of Lincoln is . vet blanket
upon the bare shoulders Of the opposs-
ton, and their only hope of success de-
ponds upon whether they are able to
raise sufficient steam to counteract it's
chilling influences. Here 10 lows, away
here in the northwest, it is fair to pre-
sume that seven eighths Of the Re publi-
cans had their hearts set upon the nomi-
nation Of VIM. H. Seward. He is and
has been for years their beau ideal Of .
complete Black Republican. He has
here been worshiped as the mundane
god Of the party, aud all oaths Of poIit-
ical cast we're taken 10 bis name. That
he should have been guillotined at Chi.
cago, and headed off by Abe Lincoln is
TO them a. We remarked before, en- ex.
ceedingly vet blanket. Now then, if it
10 going to require so much excrtiou to
make the thing d; right and palata bic
among the people of Iowa, which is .
strong Republican Stste, how in the
name Of sense, do the Opposition expect
to be able to raise hue and cry enough,
or find salt strong enough to save such
States ~ Illinois, Indiana, New York
and Pennsylvania. 1t cant be done.
We have never seen better chance
for the success Of the Democracy, provi.
ded harmonious convention is held At
Baltimore than is now presented BY this
false step, and uutowsrd state of affairs
among the woolies. The Democratic
path is open, and there is splendid
chance to win the battle without the
loss Of . man. This felt by tho Re-
publicans As . great fact, and 1t is be.
cause they feel it that such heavy de-
monstrations are being made ont here
in Iowa. They justly conclude that
something must be done, or even this
State 10 gone to the Democracy in
consequence Of their own mismanape-
nent.
Let rs patiently Az ait the result at
Baltimore, and then up boys, and at
'em.
THR Gneekke after nlacinU nj thu had
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too for workmanship, finish and cheapness, to b
unequalled.
Orders solicited and promptly filed.
VA large assortment Of ready made Show
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RoFWaP1ing onA CamaSeoaon.
INCONSISTENCIES EBUDaOW9
i ~ okyttAan e11yD - tie 0eeonhmf 49,
q 81 Oao9ioaaee hsaneGs, - oG1ie1 0tSGD
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EDUCATIONAL.
- q - ID n NJ -
-OD TaB-
IN ACULATR G0NCRPTloN.
YOUNG hADI10.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Conducted BY tho sisters Of Charity
Blessed V1rGin.

THIS INSTITUTION Is MOST BEAUTIFUL.
L ~ situated. shout one mile from Davenport.
~ co@nseds view sf scenery unsurpassed ior
Uncsasine care and vigilance will 30 exsyeIeed
tOpr0mOte the moral and intellectual impsove.
met OF the pupils, and in sickness the necessities
Of the sufferer wall b adminstered to with the
f~ndaess " > parent.
The course Of education comprises Orthcxrs-
Ply. heading, Writing. Arithmetic. Gr.nmar.
EIocution, biography (ancient and modern, His
tory sacred and p'otane,) Algebra, hook Keep
ing. Astronomy, with the use Of the Globes, Ny.
.hology. khesoric, Chemistry. Natural Philoso-
ply, fhysiology, B0tsay, the French and German
Languages, Music on the Piano, 0uitaS. H., Draw
Ing IN CnyGn, Nonochs0matlc and Polyshronotie
also 0r.can sd Osisotal Painting, aed pas,ieei
instsuctitn in Nesdle-work, both plain and Vsna-
montal.
TERMS:
Board and Taitios, including Bed aud
Bedding, per annum, ..91lO.o
For eaeh Of The Foreign Languages, per
quarter, 5000
Music on 0rsas. with uss Of instrument
Per quarter, 1900
Drawing and Painting in Water eloss
:. and on Velvet, Per qsartsr, see
n! SSnecaronasis Drawing, per quarter, SO
Embroidery, 500
Astronomy, with use Of the Globes, per
quarter, 200
Rhetoric. Philosophy Chemistry, Physiol-
,.ogy and Bot ny, per quarter. ......... 500
Flowsring work in Wax. o. Leather, each
per quarter, soc
Washing, per quarter, 500
Asdicisss and Medical Attendance viii b. n
extra charge.
Payments mss. b. nade half yearly In aavsae.
vaon THIS suLs rnsss WILL u No DEVIATION.
~ Young Ladies q every Dsae.isAsien ere
admitted into this Academy, but 8 order is No.
sssasy. they will be required to observe tho osdi
nary regulations OF external woSship.
Persons residing at distance are required 70
have responsible agent in the city Of Dsveppsrt.
Ne Ysdsstien will be made in case " pupils being
withdraw before The expiration Of the quarter.
excepting BY psotSaetsa siskasss. One nonsA,s
so,ies d The removal II sseh yssag Lady i ~
qusetsd.
The eosrsspozdsass Of The pspils 10 subject 70
inspection.
ior the present. year 70 Uaifern will bs re-
quired.
Each pupil be required 70 provide hiaself with
Nspkias, COMBS, Toesh cd Hair Brushes. knife
ssd Fork. Dessert and Teaspoon, and funblss.
Thsss viii b 6essiees al s months each - The
sehelastie ysas, oe00saeisg % the Asst nosday
II September, aud ending on the sscosd day q
July. with one week allowed for vacation, ct
Christnas
Parents can 80 their children on Thurs1eys In
the aGtssnoon, and vistoss bat those asthosissd
By the parents, or guardians, will be allowed 70
see he ysaug ladies. The parents Who reside II
Daveppnt CA Ike their ehildseo home on the
Ant Saturday II each nooth, bat they nsse 70.
turn % the following Sunday aftssnooa.
Attached 70 the Academy 10 Day fshool fee
those In the nsighborhood who wish 70 avail
themselves Of it.
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