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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-12-18

= e Deputy T. s. Marshal Keller Of Leav-nworth was
here Tuesday. He after the Denver Bead again on
behalf If some Eastern creditors
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-12-18

VIZ Peter l. Palmer Of White Clond, gave ns can
this week He reports the lumber business not
in White Cloud but says that Palmer ortons ni VII
run nexf seasoa a usuAl
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-12-18

We We received a call. Monday. from Samuel r
Burett Grand Secretary Of the Odd Fellows Of Kansas
who has also been appointed special lecturer and exemp
Of the work for the State He lcetured tn Try
L.od"e Monday night
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-12-18

Wan! wAR,-wilsou & Morrhead say all accounts not
settled by the January will have to be settled with
proper officers they need their money and want iooks
snnarrd. u
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-12-18

Tho wathrna Reporter says County Commissioner
Randolph met with a misfortune, the other day. fire
broke ont his place destroying Of his fence and
in his efforts to extnsush it. he buruton Of his hands
severely.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-12-18

q Popular Illustrated book taso pages, on MANHOOD
wooxAshoop. AAAsiAer, Impedmenis to Marriage;
ceuts by DE- C. WHITTIER s17 s, CO.. 60. 80 E,
Loui. Nc, the great specialist, Read Ia vor.. -
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-12-18

~ Troy City Iose Of Odd Fellows has changed tl'rir
meeting night from Tuesday to Saturday and will meet
on the latter evening commencing with the year.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-12-18

~ Tracy. the wathcna money-rrahhcr. has hc"H
found guilty Of hi.h~ay robbery in tn" third degree The
penalty is from five years in the pentcntiary The
Judge has not yet passed sentence.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-12-18

Ie-s Nfs.sarf.

III. Atlantic Pacific Railroad Company eers 2's eoe
AZ land In Central and Southwest Missouri at from
a 10 sls per acre years time with free an-
t,,,a from ST. Louis to an purchasers Climate s tim
her mineral wealth. schools churches and lav abiding -
ci.,y invite emau- from all points TO thi, land 81
and flowers Fer particulars address A. Tuck Land c"
- :. -. No jani6
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-12-18
Conl.

Richmond Coal alwcys on hrrd At the ST. Joseph and
Denver City Railroad Dept. Apply to-
c. l. HOLLAND. Agent.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-12-18
y. White Coal on a, Rckronp & sNcLAIRs.

~ Dan s:sclair has bought horse. He is going to
put up at rattle with ten chances at 30 cents apiece
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-12-18

rP Ii is rumored THAT the Young Mems Christian As
Of Wahena faded to hold their last regular meet
In in consequence Of having .lislaid the deck.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-12-18

cR,s,, ARRIVED IL poSIrusS CouSrr-If YOU want "a
buy coos at panic prccs call at " Sirsrmans store
Pr.,x
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-12-18

James Linen, frequent contributor to the
Knckerbrocker Magazine. and writer of Scottish
verse; died in New York on Saturday, aged 60
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-12-18

!, ELL Fairail Of White Cioud has had his reT"se
mueh disturbed for few nights past u is one Of Gar
locks Kind.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-12-18

t On one Of the sliPpery days last week. John WI
son fen spd up soneuhathruised and GRIP
plcd bu, 30 bones broken
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-12-18
Tuesday, March 31st, 1874
They have already realized
OVER a MILLION DOLLARS,

md have n great many agents yet tn hear FROM
No doubt entertained # Of ersTy irtt before ~,
Drucng; but rhether all sold not the Concert and
DrasRg poSireIy uneqirceduy take place de
day fired and remain unsod they will Dc ndnee
i aud the prizes riu be rererd in ro r'on 10 Tie p"sotd
tieFeis
flrlv en- nm trt,,. l. ,y. i.., issn,d and
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-12-18
Centaur Liniment.

There Is no pain which the Centaur Lin
iment will not relieve, no swelling il will
not subdue and no lamesess which il will
not cure. This Is strong language. but 1t
Is true. 1t has prudncod more cures of
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-12-18

= Uncle Ciarlsy Highly had rather q serious spell o
sickness, far several days Last week Supposed to hav
been an affection Of the heart
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-12-18
Sheriff. Sale.

SheriG,s Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS. lss
DoNIrHAS CoCNIT.
In the District Court fur Donphan County State of kansa
John breckenridge. Plaintiff
Timothy Cruwley ei a., n, frndsnts
NOTICE l. hereby given that will the 18th day 81
~ rcrubrr A. D. is73 at the hour II twooelock p ",
~ aid dsy north donr II the Court fouse In the
city Of Tray Doniphan County State of Kansas Offer for
sale Al public anctian. far cash, the following Described
real estate The Northwest quarter II section
thirty THREE CD In Township hrre 81 at Range twenty
one t2il In Dnniphan County, State Of Kansas Tax.
en- as the pr,perty Of Timsfhy Crowley Il a. and Of
rred far .aie N the highest bidder r CASH - satisfy
certain Judgement and of record In the District
fnarf r ,nphan Caunfy State II Kansas IN which John
breckenridge u plantiH and Tinnthy Crowley a. sre
klrfrmiInfs. -
sAMrEL MAQUILKEN.
Sheriff of Doniphan County.
y,xsnl.er Il is71-Jw Prs fee. %.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-12-18

NJ prTTESGnL & CO. b Park Row,
AND
,,opcFr lowell CO. 40 Park Row are our only
SLy,ha,i,rJ Advertising Agents in New York
.rrtryI n A STsNE ST. Louis
sai,r CnmESG Co, Chicago.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-12-18

II letter for Rachel Ballard. wathena. Kansas is
held for post,sa. in the St joseph postofice.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-12-18
$4,000 CASH GIFTS.
$l.5OO,ooo


viii be be distributed among the ticket holders
The tickets are printed In coupns Of tenths and al
fractional parts will be represented the drawing just
whole tickets are.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-12-18
Sherif,s Sale.

STATE or KANSAS. tss
DoSIFHGS CoUxIr.
In the District Court Doupas County. State ef Kan-ss
Wilson Nepiniafsr. Plaintiff
Arnold Adler &
sophia Adler. Defendants
NOTICE hereby given that vii on the ssn ssy 2.
IN Deeruh~T A. H. is73 at the haur IL click y. ~: -
said day. ut the na.h door &c the Court Hause ID se
Of Trsy In Rphsn County. Stste 81 k.ns.~ ONT
real e-t=te Ia Wit: Let Ma is IN BtSck 40 ~ ~
in the original town sf Troy. In Dnsphsn Csrnsy ~ -
cfrr lar AZ n the highest bidder far eef
certain Indignant and costs rev % record u n
Cor-s 6r ncniphan County in the STATE O. AZ ~
,rhirh WHEN Noanmaker h plaintiff ana Ai'''
~ sr,hia Adler defendants h- n
Is53 s.NuEI MAQUnKES.
sh<si6 e DossPhsn County.
49,, n i,71-s-. nsfs.e
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-12-18

In order to meet the general wish and expectation 81 tho
public and the tcketoers for the full payment IT the
magnificent gifts announced for the Fourth Grand Gift
Concert Of the Public Library Of Kentucky, the
mrt have determined to postpone the Concert and Draw
fnru until
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-12-18

2 Pure Cider Vinegar, at BrkrOED & srscLAn's.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-12-18
$1,000 EACH WEEK.

Agents wanted everywhere business strictly legitimate
Particulars free. Address, j. WORTH CO. ST. Louis
Mo- 25sep13yi.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23
Written Hr tae Sua6sy E"i;.h:."sr.I
Absent tsinGeL.

Through " hat new scenes anu changes
must we pas. .--.dds&oH.
The abseE,-lniu,i.d man u. Ike E.nSf
in the PLAY, always medita;.,s. Ills Sc
riousue>s and gravity AZ times beats that OF
the ghOs. Of Hc0!hf. father. Ens "hy
should he forget himself /" sUy!: IN rxteut
III certain occasions is 10 profile IN as di!i-
cHlt 10 solve ~ i. Is 70 account 70" the ply
seal construct ION Of :Ae Stance twins.
The following, whic.. i. n"' teton. hn;
a.. plain, unvarni-hed tale vii! illustrate
the truth OF the abov. assertions:
IL was IA the city o: -. one nigh,
some time ago. tia. NJ. Il. went 10 the
theatre. Tie play On :1is cc:asi0n was
Shakspeauc's "i;omco au,. Juliet" Mr.. H.,
together with his raic .:'.r,'n. sat in the
middle OF the parGu.tte. M"ai;..,in@, az
usual. the Mail Of absences" VS. soon
plunged into rey.Iic>. ~ t.s.- I''nc:ure
the scene represented vs.. JIii''s chamber.
III which the lovers poar !,.tL ilr.r Ia. 10
dious cad.nccs' 'i,c house w.- still.
death like ltil!n,ss prevailed th7ou.. h0n:.
While this scene was h"Ing enacted :Enl!..r
not in the programme Was eliminating.
The absent minded man was dreaming. IN
hi. minds eve he was .. home. Gi'stc5! at
his tiTc-si.!e next to his ''i.cttcr LII The
fire before him, ia tue graz, SIS burning
dimly, aInos; dying out. In tie stii.ne-.
OF the moment. and VITA s:"n;or;an voice.
he baw!ed ont. ">usai vii; don't you rake
I'D thu. iva, T. Tie house was s.-: III - r. al;
f. Il, ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23
communicated
Enrie Sutoinette ar the Academy Of eyusIr

Marie Sntoinette at the Academy OF eiusic.
Wolfe's play entitled marie AntoinetJe.''
and written expressly Tor Mrs. Bowers, was
produced on Monday night for the first time
IN New Orleans. II lack. all the essentials
to = successful play. and would prove with
ont attraction were it not 70. the rare 2.
MUS with which Mrs. Bowers per.onates
the heroine. Ii the rule concerning dra-
matte composition that a passion should be
adjusted to the person. the sentiments to
the passion and the language to the cent?
men;s DO acc. pied, tho critic is unable 10
find Il single character drawn in conformity
10 any established standard. There i. a
forced connection between the principal
and the nnde. plot, which, far from unbeEd-
ing the mind by lively and interesting va
flety, bu. strains it anew. No bold ami ac.
curate copic. .: nature are produced. We
are never !ulled into that cream Of realty
which goes beyond the limit. Of tin. and
place. ana aees tle tragic scenes rsh.arsrh.
The rabbi. Is continually lhrus. upon III.
stage III weak attempts ut violent action:
speeches are prolonged after the Inr;..i.ncc
%: .he listener should prompt him - break
~. passions are Gcsc:ibed. no: expire. -e.':
The .ctors are iG..de to speak !;he authors.
not Ike lien.
Coin. beyond the dramatic composition,
We .ina y Historical play" in which :here
i nOt the slightest resemblarc" bo:we; Il
ihe creations of the author and the records
At history. The contoundiug Of Louis NV.
with !.ouis NEl is as uapaidonabl. a. the
characters Of MGrG' and SaH!a.rc are
w1ot&hc!.ly drawn. TIE franknes-. sim
rEciiy and love Of pleasure Of the aus
ls>:o."! masquerade: the hero.snl Of her
a;ti;u1e atev her capture a: Var mes is
EIetamo.o 'Iose.: into the alternate fury of
IN" vol. aal the g"nticn"ss eff the lamb
-hara ). e,aiprel vi tie atv".ity OF his
cEar-,:rr. :he iici.dish cruelty oi h> Pur-
pose. :hc wi!An,>s Of his sneechcs, ana
:aat!c 70 appear no worse than the vcrieSt
# polit.,a. demagogU-s. The brewer .SGn
zee. with his soft; heart and head. and his
bei.!cose grandnOGuence. is transformed
into u n.an of feeling and honor. Beings
ar. created. merely as io!'s To the leading
part. au. destroyed without II. slightest
show of reason; the people speak IS though
:h"y :ia'. tntir parts prepared: ami nature
il made subordinate 70 staGe effect. Viewed
n evory detail. must say oaudidiy that
.'f,:!,c -+"'o,a.h. is hut d wretcllaa addi
hon to az. otherwise excellent repertoire.
In spite o. The disadvantages cf the play,
AID &, ..pr association with actors whose
parts will allow them no opportunity for
encouraging tuppor;. Mrs. Bowers creates
and obtains the strongest intcres? for her
-EGr" -,.:,...;,. She is a genuine actress.
i.er declau..:.on il invariably good, and her
power cv.g IN audience, deprnGin: ~ il
do, Upnn "a - sturr. the tones OF her voice
~ harmony will the look. the features, the
wh"'e person. speaking to us. establishes
.l-".i even L.roas. the language OF Wolfe.
LUNAHC.UST.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY % 1878

patient. Oh that fusicn has done for me
1t has cIouded my political path; it has
given me the hoarse disease, Sc that am
unable to seq and talk With NY goli;ica!
equals.
Rad--Your disease is a BAD one, Hu' il is
the legitimate result, Of improper sanitary
measures. and !. the medicine don's urseat
the disease, the King Of the CarDiya, will
have your name inscribed among the names
Of the unwilling martyrs C; ir-irn. all: rvl;
up your defuncs corporos.'y and lay 1t
calmly be.id. The shrine erected ~ the
memory of Ballot Stu.fe. the Great.
Fuse Sadly And all this 10: famc---
Pursued ty q Inea gre troop OF oan'!upt he's.
Bltst times when he whose cc"uostl"u
50 long has been ~ cheat. eisr:hs thc Iaticu.
Exit Rad, i. J.. e.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23
Tie Fre.sh; and Font C",st.sn 81: S::i,s.
bur.

We copy the following from a report in
the VicksaU:g Hert;M ., :. I">eu: Board u
Trade meeting in that city:
Mr.. Lafnkin said That at 81 Lnn;. he had
seen the sUperintendents CT TIE Inherent
steam boat Ines. and the Anchor Inc. Cap
Tain Syuddrr. supe, iEteud"Ut. w.- The ouiy
one III :. condition 10 enter nat" Il {, Etract.
lie bad also seen Capt"iu Ray. supcriU
tendtnt OF tho barge line. wh" va. very
favcrably inclined 10 the prCicc. @: bI.ns-
ing our tTei- ht- To IL by This Inc.
The report Of the ci,,I:i: zee Vas adopted.
anh the proposition o.: ;;te .i;iy...: .''., az
cepted.
Captain !.ath.rs. hsin. ":"s ~. WIS
asked +. c.y- ;i- views. Il" :"u nc b.!
zone ali ..n could Tor io,: i:eIga:a. AID
couldn't !" any mcT'. Di3U. ,i,,',' 90
that ba"g"- could carry ;rri.. cheaper
rhan steanlb01rs. Ills ;iip- cost iN'r rom
! 5000 to 5000 eac'! we,is =" car. '3!o bales
of cotton. for whic,, il" got en- ; :: bale.
| L. pay EXPENSES be world have :" :i!v"
! .ac.. I'm 500 .a!gs .. coy'"r. iuur. ;.,.:l.
! the capacity at the boat lie i:"l..'t "v.-
rythn. he could from al ,".H,s 80, ~
! Orleans here /" :ills ,.'.. Ia .,.....: =
! sheet :ar a" year "nnin- Jl..- , t.....: -
| S3S Goo. VI" ,'Ilf. ont e.! 'CiI!'S $40" 80
| NatcrZ $1,000. IN .rsi;raHc" $3.50. a.;
. ia,. 10 pay a thiTd g.: -. ;.->.- =. ~, Pa
! y...d. lravin: hia :bo!t s,|!' ~ :E.-'."' =
! "a III. ca,.itol invested 100 'i:-.;:s. e.
! ard wear au: ia" d. steamer.
! Mr.. President Laine'n ...a II :! C .":,' =:
/ boat goat. ..nt ID. hUilt.
! Captain L".:!.e.- -t.'! va :: f''': :.'r-
! ning "a l,s- i"@'. IA: -" '.""i' Il. ~'...F.
/ Chear.er officers. ;".I. con-" -. . -: -. u
! ,.i.ti,. wan = ra"d. GOA. ~ "h"In n'n.
! - tur lis cabin, H. :'.t-- 4-'". ,""t a;
! better :Aan IL tr''"':'. ht-' - - 'a.'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23

IIoNox ,ND OHEV TIE KISG-Tac creat
Monarch Of n. Carnival aas issued an
edict 10 his subjects. dutitU! and loyal that
they shall Nuy their shirts, mems :uruishin:
goods and Mar!i Gra- equipment. from his
brother monarch. IN. pri,sant shirt king,
Moody. whose paia." j. situated a.
the corner - Hoy,i AMI Canal streets.
This edict Wi. doubles. hc ooeycl. ior
never was there more pleasant duty given
so a subject. iOv To -; :holr shirts FROM
King Moody means - 81 the best made
and most beautifu! garments ot the kind in
she world: 10 get their mems furnishing
goods from that royal source = {" olothe
:heir persons in silks and fDe linens. and TO
equip themselves there for Mardi Gras IS TO
properly and suitably sdOrn their persons
during tie Grea. festival. {.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23
SAINTS PHILIP AND .i..f.i.>S
DisrU.Cry of their .Iorin! E.,rairs in n
sh.r.!I in EnIrr,


from" January 70: Letter TO In. -. irIs Tor.
4 remarkably interesting discovery has
been made here in Rome i. tho. J.. :. .ay-,
to "Wednesday. when n" ..;ni!,N were
'n-y removing. brick By brink, ;hr niyn
altar III the Glare" Of ih- 'VW.ty. .i'.D-;les,
Which 'dli!c" IL uiiderg"jr. :. :,'r,.uch II.
par. tl!." ".in," H.tou the r"!i"s.t II !iijiio
Aui -. james. MINOR. IL" .r'.-.., ~ or
Saviour. X "as hn"vu liza. 'h.. :,.si!ics.
"tic.. oates from ..r .tv., q: ,...a..si.t.nr,
81! receive. IN tIr :ouIt IA =. 49,: ..il.Ir..
iron, ;hs !.As'. tl.. hrd!.s # ;'!.-. r.I-.y:.,
an! that they w"." .n,.:;.s ...,a!. !.B
mats, but I'll" pre.'-" sI,n. W.. ~. ,.ooyn:
.Hd'"d. according to 'l;..jti"'!. sc 2. les
had been 80 ""nr.s.i"d .i.' u. =. .....n...r
:" be discovered '!D'5I b. :.iv -! .'.'.r..I:.
An ancient Ms. ~" !,"n! "a, = among
t!r VcN.rab." archives ., ,.-.cAy.n; -
;ach'd 10 the Btsiii.a. did zay .s.:.i :i~- :ury
.n- nii.c" az Vie Nv" ap.>'' ~. ,''.c'. - no
among tho sye"I5.. ,.r..,'I.'.a :: 20 t'S-
.-'.! ;'eA"a.. VI" >tr,'s 80! :'...'s &i'.P.
.tI' tH:s ....! IN: ben 80. a. :"t t.S
,a.rk-. p. t,I.t i. u.s. E..' surprise 20,
:nU-' N.op!. WHOM !ha: Hl'.s:s,. wo:H
brought 20 l!2't - -T".' ,''i' = :" ....n Az
',u i,:'s:..i -i"-s IL :it!..:"!, G.:...us -
,'ti,.r SIDE, ."T'rl's ~ -, ''..'. .h..!uh.
,.rt,. ,ou.. h.WV walls. 80: ?. s,..,. .,,..
and .x.rtly beneath ia" r.t. a.. ..r ;..t...
table. vs. another 'A'r''srr. ,'A'.a W..
naNr.,au Marie. '"n;..,,.Iu.a ..e,,....Si
colin IN very 't"r.r@'! ..I.,:.. .... :.: ..S.
IN. within u :ne b9'Ips .u,: f;@
:v', .r"-i!cs. tl1J .a,u" :t...r.f. 80
tuIn'n.~- !"'I 81 >-e'r,i Al -. ... .s.t.,s
:te -lgiIt '"n dr." uu 'F."ir -t ..a.ot he.
10y" ar'f' in. W.. disturbed. ,.. ..tt.7.
'''' - II carefully 80 ~. 3n-. :'ao.S ~
Hcw 80" !!"iIicd '. rrc.i:. ...: 9H.V
'h'h s:I.o uf'1G % lit. - .Hol.h q
round "".e IA Il. sagi. - u~,.J :. .a .a.s.s
''lIpi" :.h.' t'i'.SD. 81 i'.iet..a.s ga
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23

stalls. At this rate we will soon rival New
York in point Of attraction.
Miss Augusta L. Dargon, a native o. ana
well known in New Orleans, played 4 snort
star engagement in this city recently anu
is now making tour through the "monn-
tain towns" o: Nevada. II is needless Z"
speak of her histriUnic and dramatic talents
as the patrons OF the old Varieties. before
whom she has often appeared. can best
Judge for themselves. >. M >.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23

This new hotel. at the corner Of julia and
Csrondelet streets, contains upwards OF
hundred rooms, and can be obtained for
Term of years at very low rent. AS it is
the only hotel in tho city built to be con
Quoted on the European PLAN. chance is
offered TO some enterprisins person to make
o small fortune by cmbara.ns in this enter
prise Of hotel keeping.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23

The reason why SO many people leave the
Varieties Theatre between the acts. Is that
rthey wish to enjoy a glass Of the splendid
coda and mead from Casey II Blcod's. next
door. at first We were disposed to grow!
O. this genera! exodus. rs IL disturbed our
yeveVies: bu. after once tasting those deli
sDious refreshments. al! doubt as to the pro.
prety Of the step vanished-in fact We van
ssh with the crowd. and without beng san
culinary. We go :cr Casey Il Blood.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23
rnH t.:lu>- THE ~CG."oi.H0lI~E.
~ Las TIE Newburypors Schooimi.frcss


L,-t Sn!...v ". pubiish"d az. article On
II. sal. :; OF the haunted sch"nihors, in
N-N'. .ry OK. Massachuse its. \ Springfield
paper ;.:lt- IL. following ex'Gac. :rt IL q
letter w..ttr ~ Miss Lucy y. Perkins.
;.a.,.s: .; III. haunted, schncllou,c ia New
yi.yj,"i;. in answer to iruUiiic- c"nc"rninc
- sc r.'.. So: .i.t .:4A!: published II. news
i.:,.:
!:!.. y count son sent zee is t1,". with a
f.y, csc.i,:i.rs. When | i;.t say. 'ne boy
-" Wa neatly ;.t'..es. in Il brown suit OF
c.c;!es. :.i,n:u.,. w,,h bran. and button. ii
IA. -t;nr .oio.. Nhrn | icach.! forward
- :rns;f ai.u. 4" seemed not Ike 'he boy.
'H!- V.pprv, ar. ~ | can only dc,";lo" II.
H." :. ,.il "'prl s..;'iGing across tn. room;
.t3i he srrn..t. - have tHc boy iuiui. Re
,".ri- from some Of the Boston papers say ]
tented. sch = no. :he case. knew where
. y :, ;.nd what ! was about just 80 wei! as
Hno. am writing. One day -e.' :. boy
~. 90 han. ~. ~" brushes. etc. He Was
";,. al vt fiy" minutes. A!t.r he A:.. taken
y. scat ;hr.. ~: zane oa tue ,s,"r al the
,"ln where :he brushes were hung. lie
s..'. MIS-. Perkins. can | - ou' and sec
'.np'- ;n.,.!' Told HIM YES. and leave
~. .c.,o"! ;o0r. door Upea."
He cid %. aud when he opered The brush
.'"'lil tf'',f IL sns "I''lf L cbui! NC All
every one oi the brushes, both lon: amt
short handled, came falling us III" nails
= il..:e ..cv ut. hang: some struck him in
the face. some on the shoulders. and the
broom directly on :ho top OF his head The
dust pan. hanging on :. nail some distance
auCye the brushes. came tumb.lnG down :"
the floor with ia vengeance. /. then stood
un is handle. then on the bottom edge. and
cvN'nU"l on SO til it entered the school
room. and then i: was placed :-s nicely
against the partition as If had done it N.Y.
se't .T.,st as soon as Id raise the yentilat0r.
!. black bali, like IL cannon bali. would be-
On 10 rolI around the attic and make such
d noise would be obliged to lower the
vcnIiat"r. Oh" day the room was Il, quiet
;.s !. possibly could be. and all at once some
one ii the iGt:l: called out, "DaGi- Pike
Dade .h0ugi'' -roi,.. and said. What TIM =
! .,..t 10 h!ln, Can you cay Your lesson !"
S.ucr III" boy affair took plac" the attic
has been fast ned up. Locks and keys are
"i as. h"""y"r. fJv there i. a. much
walking HI, -:.,ra. AMI snlur: .,nes the ham
m.Iin. and E,.tIag. Once ~ a while sounds
vi some gu" "uiI.in. VII, cuinc dow. tie
..'';c way. 20 across tie tutr;. aIG CYen
"a. 81! side '!.1;. an. !" CUu: ucItar. zen
~ uEt@s: ::!trr y - HI!t: again. III" Lonv
vii! open. and re. she, or i. vii 20 up
stare. .t:n rot :: .,lll,uaiis; :;
:Dv: az noe. :, sitting III ..t't. never bad
! ,.nythjn. :. d. With person =. i'..t h'iirt,
;,nd Ea..r saw any Eidnit stations. WIZ
any hin. a.! the .og: ehUUia take pid".
i...c al. l. :.i,';c ,l,an en- account :cr.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23
The Temperature.

The Thermometer "a; Louis Frigerio's.
No. 50 Chartrrs street. yesterday stood as
follows: At 8 4. NJ, ~: 1T ! +. NJ. ID;
at 6 P. NJ. 6lo. Lowest point during the
night of Februarc -. -.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23

The place {" =, 'Ui costumes and fancy
dresses, for tho Marl! Gras festivities.
a. At Madame GrouN'-, No. % CoRt
etrcet. Madame Gr"uy - u iavoiitc.
and enjoyed TIE favor o.! our best citizens
twenty years age. She has a great stock Of
real Paris C-stumes-so great. tina. to see
chem is 70 see ore %: the creates: cuyiosi'!e.
~ the United States.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-23
TIE RIVLRs.
The Continental Hotel.

The river here is seven feet eleven inches
below high water mark Of 1871.