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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-01

A Desperate Kentucky Encounter Re-
sulting Fatally for Both Men.
Frankfort lKy.l Yeoman. July 10.

Frankfort CKyo Yeoman, July 10.
On Saturday last, about dusk, Daniel
Brown and Byron Yount met at Crop
per's and engaged in one of the most
desperate encounters that ever took
place in Shelby County, both parties
being killed.
The particulars are as follows: Daniel
Brown, who was a local reporter for
the Shelby Sentinel, two weeks ago bur-
lesqued through the Sentinel a younger
brother of Yount's, who had had a fight
with young Perry-both boys being
under fifteen years of age. Saturday
evening last John Yount, the burlesqued
boy, met Mr.. Brown at Choppers and
taking him aside, asked him something
IN regard to the article in the Sentinel.
Brown not making the matter satisfac-
tory, John Yount expressed his boyish
indignation at Brown, who resented by
slapping Johnny over, and walked off.
John reported the affair to his older
brother, Byron, who espoused his quar-
rel, and during the evening he and
Brown passed some high words. Each
knowing the others disposition well,
and being stout, able-bodied men, they
parted and prepared themselves for the
next meeting. Brown borrowed a little
four-shot pistol from his friend, James
Edwards, and Yount, after seeking in
vain for a weapon, finally forced him
self into Alexander's store, and took a
pistol from the private drawer. Thus
prepared, the two walked toward each
other, and met at the railroad, one on
one rail, and the other on the opposite
rail. In this position Brown asked
4ount when he was ready; Yount re-
replied, "Now," and both fired stimuli
taneously into each other, only five
feet apart Yount's ball entered
Browns right breast, just below the
nipple. Browns ball entered the lower
part of Yount' abdomen, and ranged
downward into the leg. Brown con-
tinued to fire, and emptied his four
barrels, one ball entering Yount's wrist
another, entering his right side, ranged
around on the outside; one missed en-
tirely. Yount's pistol refused to re-
volve, and while under fire he spat on
his thumb and endeavored to wrench
the cylinder around; but failing, he
closed with Brown, and they pounded
and pummeled each other with their
pistols until they were parted; they
again ran together, and fought till both
fell from exhaustion. When taken
apart, Browns grip was still upon
Yount's arm, which had to be loosened
by friends forcing open the hands
Both parties were laid upon the plat
form, short distance from each other
and five doctors summoned; but nc
relief could be afforded Brown. While
lying thus Yount, it is said, swore al
Brown, and said to him if he could only
reach him, that he would soon put him
out Of the way. Brown died at O. CLOCK
Sunday morning, and was buried al
Pleasureville Cemetery OF Sunday
Yount fingered until Sunday evening
when he, too, died after suffering great
pain.
Brown was a graduate Of Eminence
College, was Il member of the Christian
burg Baptist Church, and was well be
loved and respected in his section
Yount was the son of Geo. Yount, :
well-to-do and highly respected farmer
of Shelby Comfy.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-01
RUSSIAN LOAN IN ENGLAND-Tt ma

RUSSIAN LOAN IN ENGLAND.-It may
sound strange. to hear that in London
the Russians are obtaining financial aid;
yet it is so. The Russians external loan
of fifteen millions sterling is being man
ipulated here by syndicate of bankers,
and already three millions have been
advanced by them to Russia. Great
care and prudence must be adopted, in
order to avoid falling off in other Rus
sian securities by this loan coming boldly
to the front. Hence it is being done in
small doles, and not only in London but
in Paris and Amsterdam and Berlin. Of
course this secresy cannot obtain long,
and before a month has passed the sub
ject will be an open one for the money
spectators, This gives another straw
showing how the Russian wind is blow
ing over Turkey. Cincinnati Enquirer.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-01

A MAN made a bet that he would pass
rs men over Waterloo bridge, London,
without toll being taken from them, and
he won. He marshaled his men and in
quired Of the tollman in nonchalant
way to count them. AS soon as the last
man had passed the turnstile and all
were walking briskly away, he entered
into dispute with the tollman as to the
number that had passed. The tollman
said 25. II VOW it was 81" asserted
the other. The dispute continued until
the last man was out of sight, when the
Spectator paid his half-penny and said:
'Well, after all, it is no matter of mine.
Good morning."
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-01

THE wise daughter is the pride of
her father, yea, her mother also doth de-
light in her; but the foolish maiden
brlngeth sorrow. She hangeth on the
front gate; she tippeth up her hat over
her left ear. Her eye is full of the old
Nick. She glanceth over her left shout
der when she promenades. Her hand
kerchief also is seen. Then the dry
goods clerk says, "Ha! hal" And he
smileth to himself; he maketh mistakes
in the measure of calico.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-01
THE SECRET.

And fastened it with deftness on my breast;
], STOPPING thanked her mid the hawthorn bow
l may not tell the rest.
My love trilled out an airy, lightsome tune
Sang sweetly as her fancy did suggest;
Perhaps | interrupted her too soon
L may not tell the rest.
She, laughing low, said near word to me,
Hut upward held her face to be ed;
The little birds that chirruped in the trees
Perchance may tell the rest.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-01

RUSSIANS IN MINNESOTA. Twenty FAM
lilies OF Russians arrived at Mountain
Lake last Tuesday night. Four FAM
lies of them are Mr.. Newfelts friends,
and are stopping with them at present.
They are all tired out with their long
journey over the water, and it has caused
them to all have sore eyes, SO they have
not looked round much yet.-Jackson
Mann. Republic.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-01
Atsnlt the Iln,isr.

t'ufrEE-nnorNna sprinklra un ,llelyes
md tlanrr will irce tllen from ants
To olGAs MP the uply atnin made l,y II
broken egg IN thu iiaur, pour boiling
water OH II, when il will cook an,l b. el,ei.
II swept mp.
How III MAKE corlI.. There nlu II
humber III things II IL taken into mn.
n.l.rninn Iii order Ii nuke good coffee.
First. select rood coffee, nrronl, brown
Il gs1sl; third. keep TIN r'il,a.pot elean;
fourth, steep 1t; nth. III not 1T il stnl,l
when done. sixth, Ia mol make ronn to
Masie; seventh. hns, go,l Nl,snr nnl
rream. last, Int nj l.art. hav. Il Roul
judge.
A NnE JoM>Ny.cAkE. "A must ,l.li.
eious inlnny.cak,' IL n.lc l,y taking two
enps vi corn meal, on. III -four. Will, ui,e
traflnpn" Nnlt o,i. srs, we'll beaten !:
lnlf.rnp inolp-A.n. three Tablespoons
vinegar. ur utie emp ~ HD,ir milk. II ,nii
hnyr IL t|irs-tuurtlla i.nnlnnii nnl RI
tna, dissolved III little butter. kiir MI
we'll together, til about ilc rivnirtrn.,
~ gri,l,llr.,Hkcn. md ald ualerat,la the
last thing h'for, hakinr. Then laL. In
hot oven for twenty ar thirty minutes.
Or till nicely brown. t;psi, eaten cold
~ Int.
BLACK lirAN Horn. 'lhis soup rnn lr
mule III thu following manner, according
III the New York Ifmfx. Zone unnrl
black beans, soaked MI night III cold
water; onc gallon water; lnlf pound Halt
pork; onc pound l,cef: o,,c or two onions:
onc grated carrot; spoonful grated
chersr. lioil or simmer gently. which,
II better -four hours strnin through u
cnlan,lrr: NIL hnlf tearnpfnl IL shcrry;
couple u harl-holel eggs. cnt iii
slices; \ lemon, cut In eight pieces.
These Inst ARE put in the tnreen, the
sonp poured OVER them. II too thick,
aid m0rc water.
A CODvIsm BMEAkfA1r. Pail The ilnh
Iii little bits, then sok l,nlf nj hour III
goul deal ~ cold water, pour olf the
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-01
Practical Ilims FAR tarmcr..

tui.n, clamp, Nair ta,sls ran ls Inn i.
productive w draining ani maturing.
"uss vars Me.l,nr makes eesen
Years wc~ling. ~ il don't pay to rare
w.esla.
liz careful what sun pirn." should
w. printed in lafg, capitals nnl pli M
III / prominent place IL ever, fa,lnel u
\ h.al~'.
+ SErns III lin an,naIa family III. saii IA
he improved hy ase. ~ the NV seeds
RIM Ia vinca, wh,le oil seeds produce
more fruit.
| lr IL doubtless a fact, though not fully
\ appreciated. TINT from tlr extra Ind
given Ill mrnt.pralnring anmals cnmss
NIL the profit,
I Os some III thc New England TURNS
I there ure ak bushels of rlt per nrr,.
They claim that 4 promotes fertility AMI
des.roysnll Insects.
| M LAlssr friit ~ forest tro.s should
h. III or near tlic sarI,n. Their na,t~
whicl extend Wide will rslnu~, tlr rnil.
and their Sl,adc dwarf the crops.
HANS cultivated and planted right will
produce from twenty a. twenty-five. bush
rls per mere. There II proli, ia Il few
acrrn NJ ~, ~ Il S..'p' rer hnrh,l.
STOW. gentle inrm work ~ MI ininrl.
n,is t. brood narra mp ~ two ~ three
duy. VI their tim.. Iii. rxrrc,ae for
them liz better than being confined IN lux
stalls.
Az honra open mir work daily ii, tle
gnr,lrn ~ nirerhing. il,i.nratinp. rrinn.
nernti,e anl productive ~ cirsriuln.ns
nnl health IN merchant, professional
innll mechanic Or loallns gentleman.
II plan, prnwii, nhont D5 pr eeni.
comes from The atmosphere, md !, per
cent from lhe otrth. M Il IL important IL
hive the ruil light aud susceptible ni
receiving tho .aaen IT The atmosphere
1'nE .iYrjrntfntist says W. must
| g.t ril ~ oar scrubs ~ hreses thai
don't make bcet I'll cpun that neither
giye milk or yield butter: III sheep thu,
afiura neither wool nor mutton III pigs
TINT make no pork or lar,l, anil III poultry
TINT lay no eggs.
a NEAT and well-armng,l lawn n.l,ls
grrnt attraction to Il hnlus', whether III
country or village. Int R,ud vegetable
garleii from which ii drawn tile duly
support III the famlly IL 81 far mer'
pleasure than niee hMis. delightful
summer houses ~ ylnsselad nlrovea.
NEN garden Aae.la arp tlir heat. Hui
nenrly Ill ki,rlr will aefminatc tie rrpini
yenr but oninn. lnrAinp nill l...kr.
'flipse s,fe for two y,tarr Urn beans, laas
md carrots. 1hose inlen,bly reliable TOR
three yenrs nie lettuce. spinach and rml.
ish. For ionr ysars, cabbage, cnl,li.
iiowcr md celery. And those pos4rssing
thu lpnReri vitality mr. tomatoes, hr.ta.
ruenmbrfn, mrlpns uni nllarheH These
ar thu opinions ~ l,ll gardeners
'rlrsk da.s the slothinl man and fool.
irl letl, III led until \ o'clock, ~ .sei,
moro. nnd ariA.tl, Will, II headache, II rnl,r
temper. II heavy heart. mil u pualn,isl,
internal mrclnism. while h. Who IN
wl1a hestirrtli himself simultaneously
with thu early bir,l, hrarpih np noll,,
in,l ,leyotetl himself lsai,luonrly a. tllr
pursuit of garden architecture, coming
III Ia tho morning meal will, M appetite
equivalent ~ tl.i Of II furnishing MN.
ron.ln.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-01
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT..

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tn<tnt~s tinustt. Arithmetic ltainsuhp nigh
esi, Mental Astshmtste, AieshsA tklsmnNtAfy m.
.hs.is MensAfstrr II aeitds isentsrtsy. ftAne end
srl.a, Mrassn MlAicfy trssirt vnAslnn@al. tsee4.
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umyus ttvAhamsA, Natural PHILOSOPHY llHarANM
bes' Nv ryvnAuMtesl. EsaAya. Muathly 1NAAtsa
Latin. ore~h. rr~aeh anil utssnan, optional.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-01
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pnehls, sain. W. .sstn rtsatni niisi l'lnnt
t@ssn Hft.sf iis planting ~ -an, sAs ile
9t,h n Mas. IT. Ns#H 'inns IL II
isaelssi " tsvn fflNhing slnt'as sltA
wsa,h.f. ny planting .tfls 40 r,ssl s,li
this il sseupsi. II IL rat'ief LATTER TIL
d ensp ~ ieuns H., l.rsssl,.i iss e.,sns
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d,ss folltw ihr pulling. hnnr nns u
secured IN sucli Il manner 80 ~ n,ssl
M manipulating Ia hr,hg il p,"al rtis'e.
otherwise tlir expense II slr. much mig.
msnieSl,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-01
GENERAL REGULATIONS.

The sesslon rnamsncea on I'M nrsl MnMdsy IN
sepisnh~r, and enda sl,out Tho III al July, Win
public examination. tesIiss thu annual, lhese ara
private monthly examinations IN te t~seEAl rlsasvs.
81 which distinguished tnetM w r1faHet. diligence
aud proneirney fecstse ntina huncvs.
On "htevitiu. eeNM student v examined ann placed
IN the clssA ~ @hlsh hls pvcti0a Atlslntnenta ~.
title HIM an1sd tHuFAt character III required ri
III applying fUF .sIHleaun.
The HusAis and general Department III Tbs atMhsrt
arr ssnstshtty watched nsert thr urnthrfA preside
81 tlrir rsersAtn.ts, And their srinfnsts and I~r.
sutisi hA6ita receive ssefy Aticnitnts.
bulletins arr sent ~ Ohststtuas and kastts "a
parents ~ guardians 70 Inform them VI ths healtI.
conduit aud Improvement II thTir SONS uf Wards.
thr rclixiwl ssu4lt ~ Tho institute u i0mA0
Catholic. Nhaents ~ other denominations ese ~.
niitn. provided they Arc willing, fos thA sAhe ~
o!'ef Aid uniformity !" attend lhe public sAsrr's~s
VI rrtiRspus woft liu.
il,s correspondence ii rtudents, - we'll - Oh
iunhS ,.eA ~ them, are snbiert 70 thu inspection
Ths poel., mons, n III s.adsnss Ia 1spo~,.~d
With the Treasurer, IL IN gives - prudrnas sney
snaHest, aud mAy ba partly, 0r tutAtiy withheld
trim thesu ah Aeen,lnt ~ misconduct " neglect N
duty.
On entering each lnasdsr AhnuIA ~ provided
with auttAhie gnAAtily ~ cieAhtnN, and enlieisnl
number ~ shigts, Nshha, hANNhrrthtefH towels
ronAs. tssushrs, rar. Nome " these will ~ fMs
nIshsd by College, MuleeA vrerIAl ArlHlst n made
ksasy article shUMld be married. with Tho name ii
the Owu~F In tNli.
larraA Wishing 10 have their chi,dres aeas hom.
should xise timely Nuotee, And f0fwesA tsavettna -
pensea. fos further Particular, address
iSis nItO. OLIVIER, President.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-01

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-01
THE TWO LOyE.LETTERS.

We don't take I,onr.icrs. !" sail Nrs
FarquhAr, locking IN MI nwiiHh fn.l,in,
through her spectacle. glansc. IL Mr..
stuart Waller. We've not plenty n,,d
10 spare without the trouble II en-,
You'll find the tavern threc.,,,arters ol
mile below. You must lus. COM,
right pnst il door. =
10 ! dill, said Mr.. Waller, whu
roNs4'tNsd tho intiilliatlng, Hrmi.ehi,air,e
manner TINT made every la,iy whom Ii.
addressed feel herrrli. Tor tl,a TIM.
lelng, thu only feminine creature in MI
the universe "bnt no amount of MONEY
would hire Me 10 make my home in 4
place like TINT, Ifers II IN a glimps.s 81
paradise" locking nlmiringly around ID
the shady lawns, tlia clrmntis. lorlnrr,l
porch. rilh the ro~e. hedges MI 1prlnkl.,l
oyer with pink buds. ~ nm snro.
madam, You will reconsider Your IL.
cision. AMI TAXI me- In for few da,s.
and will promise 10 be no more ,ronil.
AROUND the house than kitten. :
Mrs. Far1nhar WINS Int bnm,i,. and
the ,,prllot ~ affairs WI. TINT Nj. Wal.
ler's trunk arrived thu neA, nv.
.Oi'. mother T. and Patty Faranl,ar,
knitting her pretty black eyebrows,
why did you LIT him in, And VIZ Nj
M peaceful anil comfortable here r
Child, Why shouldn't II" sail thu
widow. Hc's u pny slO week l1ur,l,
AMI ! have ~ mn for Tho littlr three.
cor'l.rcd room oyer the pnror 7
don't knpw, rnfi PATTY. SLOWLY
bnt II seems a. mr. | feel exactly &.
Eve MUTT have felt Whea ALE suw the
serpent writhinp lis Why into pnra.lia.. !
!" Nonsense + nail Willow farnnhnr,
nlmort angrily.
hut FATTY only laughed. AMI ran avn,
timber Tie shadow III pink buds, Ii
meet Morris Newton. l.r Ailianre.l lover.
Little ono, naIl Morris, iinprisoniuu
both her soft white hands ia his. !, t'ye
got l,nd news for yo,l."
BAL news, Morris I"
~ got ~ 70 ~ Omaha neat weak.
y ~ about tl,oso silver mines tim, nl,e
" my elirnts has MI interest lii. I
Oh. dear T. cried Patty. pursuing IN
her strawberry IT mouth.
! shall BE- gone rix months. =
Worse aud WORSE, sMid Patty.
but. II you sAy NJ, Patty" drawing
her gently - his siile, - ~ cnn H. mar.
rcd first, anI maxi wedding trip
The idea r. flashed hack Patty.
drawing hcrself out u hiH embrace.
Aud without single drcNs made T.
We can buy TIN dresses mftrwar.l. =
Tint. Nil man knows about II. 4
You're SMrc it's impossible" with 4
disappointed Mir.
!" Oh, pun. I" as.crtci ihe little hrn
nrttn.
= Them" snid Mr.. Newton, with i
slRh. y0m must be- sure and WRIT YER,
often. anl be getting Your fol-dc. rolu
ready y l,a married III, ~ .oon ~ como
home.
"ies," sAiL Patty, gr.vcly. THAT'S
ln0Fu rrAa0uAhle. /"
Aud ahe went bArk into the houae.
utterly ignorant that, III thu snme time,
NJ: btuart Waller wns laying 4 wager
with boon companion, ii the Easter.
worth Arns. "that he would cut out
That conccitcd lawyer In lc&s than four
wuekn.
ror Mr, Waller ~ piqasd By Pnstys
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-01
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.

FOURTH CLASP -rhStstlan latstn&, Higher
Artihmstis continued, University Algebra IN Fro
and trsRunometry. tlhstosir, EnKiIsh i.t~satmre,
nynonyms and Natural Philosophy continued.
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tlon. lf,~u,ly. Ancient Mistnvy and tt~.arayhy,
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Anh herman rttnnAl,
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msnrI, Navigation. Aptsohany, Anslttieai tieosnr.
Try, Essays, Monthly t,ebatrs, LATIN tterk French
IN 4 urftlan nt,tonAl.
fiitsT ri,AhN- Mnrai Philosophy. Political Fem.
osas. HnFHs. ttecls1y, Astronomy, ths ministry. ISL
ruinr. Gnnlr h~ttnus, Analytical Mechanics, Latin
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