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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-12-19
Netermanm iiber @tanIcD.

Sn Der ..Wuasturssr N(lasmeins Bel.
tune" SsrSFsutlidt her srSbte @sosrap4
Dentfhlanbs, u. pstsrmann, sinen Dr.
titel Iter un1ern 2anpsmann 6snry N.
@tanlep, ter mirflid, bas lidrt1s IN, mas
mir bister iiter bsnislten eelsien tat.u.
Der amerifani1he 3sttunsaeprrsippn-
bent 5snry 81. StanleY-lo bsainnt er-
1T Der Bismard Der @frita. Jprfhuna.
Wie Jlra 8ismard bic ein,elnsn @lierer
Deut1Glanbs rereinist uns aus itnsn Elm
arc6es madtisss 8eid aufsstaut bat, 70
BAT @tanIsp bic disjecta membra afrilani,
1der IprIhuns unter chamber uerbanban,
itnen Elm fslss @eriit une @efise ssssbsn
unb taulenbjdbriae Bsmatunsen ,u einsm
aemilItn Mbidlab sebra&t. Die fbatsn
eines gulumbus, 0aaeo be @ama, Magal.
bans rei&en nur Elm paar Sabrbunberte
,urad, tie 8enntnib BON Nfrita rsiat bin.
auf In tas graue altertbum unb In bic
fernitsn 3sitsn Der @ei6idts; Elm ufrifani.
Iher Strcm, Der Nil, irar Is insbeipnbsrs
eeiTen GrfsnntniB unb grforiduna bic
1tdtisteit pom SaertauisnSen In Gnfvrua
.nabm. Mt,r f1on IN ben dltsRsn 3sitsn
waren bic Standardization ofrilanildsr
Ior1huns iprtAr6rtlid, Der llripruns bss
Sesen unb 0ebsn fpsnosncsn glil' Stroms
tlis6 bis uuf bic eessnwartise 3eit psr'
ihleist, uno BEN Spruh "Caput Mill
quaerere" wanbts man ldon Dor 1000
Sabrsn, gu Suics 3sitsn. auf unerrehbare
Dinss, unlOstare Nufsatsn an.
,g1aS aud immsr Glausius ptplsmaus
uno anesre altsfs Gelsbrts unb bas san3e
claIIlhe Nltsrtbum pom gtil Stfcm unp
lsinsn Susatn In frfabruns ssbraht oper
fh eshaht tGtsn mDssn, 70 pisl III eswib,
sab ibre Jtsnntnib ntAt tis gum Congo
asreiat Bat, wie sr uns beuts mad Staa.
isy's 8iIe gum atsnmal auf Der &arts
perlisst.
,,Sm etGte Der StanlsY'lhsn gntosduu
atn erI6rint Is mir un,peiislbait, bab gu
egererIl grabsr 3snntnib pom Congo
ssSaet u tts su itm Yorsscrunser iinr,
lhua Ifii 9abrbunosrtsn, oisast6t ihou
,u Der 3sit ais Columbus ,usrif i6sr bsr
Ocean uno biz neue gDelt snteedte.
vgtrIiefe brr Congo 70 ME Cameron
ben luaiaaa 3slhnsts. pcn ylparsmt ssra
be mad 8sien, 70 wirea StanlsYs 8sii'
uno Gntcsdunssn nidt balls 70 intsrsRan
unO widtis. So mare, I'M ben ysrslsid
wsiter ,u iIbrsn, nur YSmards 4" D'ain
sine". StanleY tdtte eann Bios ban
eualama sinsn llntsrlauf unp eins Wuu
puns, Dem GOnsu sinsn Oberlauf uno sin
Qasae seseten une bic SfltAs 5oriaun
NIT Der ws(tli&en psrbuutsn.
| uStanlsp bat absr aud bic labliAs GOr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-12-19
Seutldlnns uro Ssiearasua.

gsabrerp pas Oeutlde Steid iid aGcs
Grmites ut elmer enersiiden r3idtisuas"
bes fleinen 9ficarasua anl6idt, iuden Ii
terale peutIde glatter altf ben G'runp per
eansen Gcntrpperle su sebn unp bic Gbatz
iad,en, an melde lid pielelte uripriinSlid
fniipfte, an Der Sano centralamerifanilder
0uelen ppn alien @eiten l1no beiier ais
bisber at beleudten. Die Serirn, um
melde fi6 alles brebt 1T = 10 ermlttelt B..
9. bic s(ussturser aasemeine - cine
.1dSne Selena". Die 2p4ter etnes
Sdulpen balter nad 9(nterifa auSsepanz
perten preuBilden 2ieutenantS y. Sebe>
mann, mel6e nit einem Dretrr DON Sranz
ciscp Seal perbeiratbet lit, penIelben per>
lalleu bat unb BON bic fem nit 0eipalt Sn
ibrer ebeliden YHidt Suridsefii9rt perben
1cllte. - Den 6ersan9 BET ben telpen
idredliden Gpllilicnen aber, meldle benz
Serrn @erner BON Bergen Seranlaiiun9
sum GimIdreiten trteu, erSdhlt bas &C.
nannte Ylatt, cbenfallS naa Der u@aceta
be 0eicarasua" in frlsel1cer @eile: uam
%. Set. 1876 1T in BET stapt Sepu ST.
Saul Giienitud, Saufmann oalelbit unb in
slbmeienbeit ieincS SruperS WfcriS III beiz
fen giscnldaft ais Gpniul beS Deutiden
Hei6eS settweiliser gertreter bes leteren,
auf benz Scimpese BON ieinem 9eidaftsz
banie mad ieiner g3rbmuns in Sesleituns
isiner Trau Sba, Icler StieItc4ter Strait
cisco, 2pdter ber leeeren aus erlter Gbe
Der ptssbadten sebprnen y. Seben1ann,
rerbeiratbeten Zeal - Hnb Sreler 1etner
beutlden GpnlnliS, burd etn paar Ytltcz
tealdalie erldredt mrrben, bet beren 9uf=
lsudte,, man alaubte ben Orn TranetScp
Zeal, ben sp,1 leiner Srau Srancisep ber=
laIienen @atten unb ieinen Sre1nb Spn
sfibcrc Snfante Su erfennen. Ant 20
9lppemter lei einem sleiden abenbllden
Mussans ber Samilie giienitud, mpbei iid
nun aud Sr. Mori5 Giienfud befano, Der@
iuhte Dpm Tran,tseo Zeal, bei@att BON
elmer YpliSeis Patrcuille unb beslettet BON
einiaen ssrer,lben, ii4 ieiner Trau ilt be-
madtisen, melde urn Qerrn Yaul eilens
itud sefiibrt murbe. Us fam babel 3u e!z
mem Sanbsemense, ippbei letterer cine ptz
itple spa, nit melder er ipippbl ben Zeal
ais BEN unterpffi;ier Der YeliSei= =TatrOuil@
le 6eorebte, unp bic ibm nit @eiralt cnt>
riiiem murbe. @e pem Sample Srriiaen
Saul Gilenifud unD Zeal fielen beipe sun
Srre, unp murbe lettere babel BON lelner
edspiesermutter Spa nit einem eilernen
Suitrunlent bearteitet, ,peldeS lbr entrunz
aen unp peu,nahlt crniiSeirt mare. Veal
Rfrus meum uuseiabrlide Wunben raDcn
ipabreno GiIenitud nit elmer leihten Ssr>
punbung am &cpie unb an einem SnSer
pasSn tam. = Das 8etraseu BET YrliSei
parp acknowledgements idari seriist rnb benz
Br1fecten bes Departements pappn aennt=
nil, aeaebem. @ud murpen bic So. ST
ftud unp Zeal peranlaBt, ibrem Stelt me9en
Der 3uradlieferuns Der NIT i9rem @attsn
un,ufriebenen Donna Srancisca an btelen
BOT ben 2anbesseridten gum austras 5u
brinsem. alsoanm erfplsts auf Snitan5
ber sSamilie Gilenitud cine elnlnil4un9
bes @eidaftstrasers bes Deutidea 8el>
Dies. Srn. g8erner b. Bergen, in eie sln@
oeleaenbeit." llnt Der Gifer ciefes Serrn
idetnt nun cine beutfde ariessfptte mad
eutralQmerifa aie6en 5u pcllen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-12-19
2ette S1abribten Don 81 Nafo 60,

Sm 8riessmirifsrium 1T am 10. Deg.
folssnpe Dspeids einsslaufsn
General SHERMAN in Gbieaso erbielt
lsbts Naht BON Gapitdn Ylair, Dem Com,
maupeur Don Sort Condo pur6 ben Sele.
arapbsn bic gladriht, bab bic teranil lden
gtanssr gu Gan Gli,ario iih er1aten.
&htsr 5owaro. bsr in ibrem Wepabrfam
mar, iumie bic Stranger attinion uno Mc
Yryos wurbsn eridoisn uno Der Nsf ent'
wafnst unp in 5reiAeit ssisbt. Die &an>
ser fnb jsst in Sort Blib, 81 palo ssssn.
dtsr, unp Der MOb Sat ild seritreut. Bon
Der meritanildeu Seite ertislt Der Mob
tsins 5ulfs. gr tetano gum erGBten
She'll aus sussborenen Wsrtarern, Bur,
sern ber Ser. Staaten. 9lttin1on ipar Elm
rnbissr uno gutter Burger uuo &auImann
in Gan GIi,ario, Megtpue mar Elm JreunO
unb Gompasuon 5cwarps i'm aassmeinsn
une eanessihdftea unb poanta stsnials
in San gli,ario
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aSl. ,pnn, surs por fetusm Taa.

aus benz 8rieie eines militariiden
SaAperitdnbisen in Der uNuSSbur9er
slGsemeine 3eitrtns" bonn 27. Ncsenber
aebf berppr, bab man inter ben Gin8ez
weibtem bic serSmeifelte Sage Ylemnas
i&om bamals gang ri&tis beurtbeilte.
Die gprauSlasunSen beS Sprrelpcnbenten
ber .NuaSbnraer Ia9emeine 3eitunS"
iinb falf mSrtli4 in Grfillun8 SesanSen.
IS beiEt in benz Briefe unter Nnberem
Den 2crbeer, ipelden bic tiirfilden
Seere inn CONNER errausen, bat Der
Sertif arg serpfliidt |; mir baben ba ni4t
tlcf ben aliatiihen 3riesSidauplab i'm
sluse, mo- bic tiirtil4e Sade serabe3u pers
imeifelt febt, ionpern niat minber jenen
striihen Dbnau uno 8alfan. s(n@ bort
1T fiir bic i,ddite 3ufunft Sdlimmes 5,l
erwarten ocer ininbeitens bic 8abridein>
lidfeit iebr serins, baB bic Sade nod in
ber lesten Stun-e cine gBenbuns gum
VeiIern nebmen M. ;pe. Die Verltarfunz
aen, pelde bic ruiiiide armee i'm eauie
Ses Sertifes at f9 seScsen, batter es
ibr mSalid, aeinadt, anf allen Yunften
rnnb uni Bleirna nit llebermadt aufSus
tretei, bic 3arfen aus ibren Yrlitirnen
,u tertreiten unb 70 idliebli9 plemna
eau,lid su uut5in8eln rno ab5uldlieBen,
Der 6a1 9yemuaS 1T MN lgc ned cine
Srase Der Bet cter 6eher eiue iSrase Der
&atiOnen, iter meld,a Geaan gaida
nod seriast bon aubeu eclt Sopbia ber
ioa ibm jeSO6 nod cur9 Dlebeniet Gli
Silie iperpen. SIS frast iid nur 1T Die
slrmee, relde I'm Sepbia Serianmelt
irirp, fart senuS I'M gum Gntlae Yleps
mas marldiren gu tSnnen panm, menn
1ie ielblt numeriid fart senua mdre, il,
ipelder 0erfaiiuns beiinbet iid, bieielte
Der iran5Sliidsceutide Sries bat ses
,eist, baB eS nidt leidt 1T, 6eltunsen 81
eutlesen, ppr meldeu Der 6eino in mad
innen ,pie na4 auBen tefeitisten Stellun
gen liest, meun paS Gntlasbeer gu idwud
Ober IN eimer militiriid ni3t senisenps,
IerfaIuns 1T. Gs heibt, Wtebeniet vi
bafe bereits liln bic Mitte pe5 gtcpembe
eesen 10000 Wann I'M Scpbia ccncem
trirt ae9abt Oh aler riele 10000 Diam
ldcn cine 9lrmee bilben, b. /. ppllltdmci
rrsaniIirt, ausSeriiitet, nit Sfilsieren &c
perisbeu iinp, pariiber perlautet mldta
@eniSenpe Wanni idaiten Suiammen;u
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y II
btnti,b euotifcbe Sbnle.

Gum 8siub, oislsr e5huls llOet Der ltaterl i'd
nee frtnolibif Elm Gltern, relft srnsilt ihe,
ibie ainbtr eabn ~ fsnten, wereen esbsten, Ma"
men uab after Der S.tllsr in sine eilt ein,utra>
asn, psltbs ~ tir(em 3Ds ft IN Dem Gslhartolo~
fl, bsr .,Trsitn Yrtlit aaFieBt.
2sbrplan, 9sbinsunssn II +. 10. fub sssntafelbt
sinsuitbsn.
Asinrieh atohr.
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- Wtettcrnid, 23. gfrp. @eitern FAM
ben Nrbeter in elmer Sanosrube rterbalb
Wetterni& eincAn3abl iebr gut erbaltener
@efige BON rrtbem Gtcn. DieIelten
Seihuen iih purd @tesan3 Der arbeit ,pie
aud purd iebr snt erbaltene Yclitur aus.
"a hielelten in elmer Giefe ron IS m in
ber unterfen Sanclase fd pOrfauoen uno
Der auf ben @esenitdncen lasernpe Sanb
feline pSlise natiirlide Sdidtuns bate, 10
libt lid annetmen, bub bielelten nit benz
Sano bort ansei6memmt wurben.
Sir Nltertbumsiremnoe iinb bieIelben CUR
Nnlidt bel 5errn Srtspcri ifeber @rebel
ausaeltelt.
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- Wie Der vNlpsnpoa" 3u sntuetmsn
lit. fanb bieisr Sage bic grSfnuns Der
JabrRrabe iiber ben Qudmanisr fatt iie
brinst tas nSrtlihe 1e17n In birefte Ser.
binpuns NIT @ruubuuosn. Der b6aae
Ynnft lisst 1917 Weter iiber oem Wesr,
40 weniser ais ser @ottbarb. geibe
&antone erbausn oiele an maleri1den Rsi.
gen ibsrrside Strabe NIT 8unpssbiife.
Der TRADITION mad io0 Der Qudmanisr ais
Yab alter isin als Der @uttbarb er loa
lhun ,ur 86Insr,eit ssSfnet woroen iein.
Als RAsr nimmt lnan an. bab pns Seer
Yipin'S beS &urSen I'M Sabre 754 iiter
tieien pab naa Stalien Scs. Nas 6cIpi3
su ct. Waria wuroe 1874 rpn e;nem
abt bon Di1entis 9e9riiaoet.
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- Wiesbacen, % 0fcp. 6ol9enbc5
glttentat I'M amcrifanildcn @eIbmaf er
,iblt Der Gbein. Sur: vGine Oame, mel.
de etflclIene Wrde pon biec nld Uranf
fnrt a. Dt. fubr. trai in oenl Coupe 2.
Glalie nit Spsi auesren Damcn 3uIammen.
Nadeem elm @elprdt auSetniipft mar,
murpe fe bon elmer ber Damen, melde
eincn Straub in Der 6anb trus, sebeten,
einmul baran gu rieden, mas iie aud that.
Die Game ,purbe in SSplse beilen lhlSiris
unp perfel snolih in einen tisfen Sdlaf,
70 pab Ne tei Der Nnfunit sewedt reroen
mubte. @lS iie mad Sauie TAM. 9ewabr.
te fie, baB ibrc sclcene llbr neblt 9stte
rerlAwunoen War"
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Q(,tftipttsperfdttf
pom fabtifGem Gr,t;,o gisent6am.
Gine leltene @elesenbeit, ti0iSsS gtSen'
tbum BON Der Staot gu taufen.

Der gertauf finSst in b,r Sfiee Ser 5errsn s..
s. d %. s. gOuns SIR. IL GummeresifraBe, AM
20. DeSenlber 1877 ifalt.
Sebs bsipdiisrbare gaupldbe,I nabe 1reiafraBe.
cine Msls som Wain 9Ia5a, CUTE Gage, CUTE Nad.
tar1taft.
Gnbunbsrt ott unb sman,s bema1er6are Bait
plass I'M uoe,asa as, aas als'ts in per e'a0 s's uno
gbsnlo finf uno ileSsis srr6e 9ausrunbifade, 2
@eien plfli6 Som Wainplasa, sun bent Srisinal>
Got SIR. 9, Ranse 3. Diitrft L..
Der 8erfauf finbet belttmmt uno pbne al unb
ieben &adbaIt itatt. SsbeS @runoiuf 9iro fur
bas bidfe @ebrt lusseidlastn.
acknowledgement 9aar bel ablieferuns bed
9efstitsIs. 1912 4m
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Ser Opllurz Stpre bat etne
srcBe 2luSwa9l BON 6elertagsseldenfen.
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Oenft baran Ssbt III bic Belt aer
9unasnidwinpiu&t, pss eunssniistcrs, bsr
@rtaltunsen, bes 6uitsn uno anbsre Setl'
unb 9umsenlsiosn, bic sdwinpiudt Der.
beiIi0ren tSnnsn. Bplhee's Ger.
man Syrupiit in bisier 0sseno felt
swsi oesr brs cSabrsn sebrauht wcrosn unb
bat III alien Sdaen pas uebel setoben.
5at. Sbr bic Msoi,in nod niat sstraudt,
70 wsnbst gud an guren @pct6sfer s.
ShaiTe unb irast mad tem wuncsrbaren
grfols, ben Der syrup sstabt BAT. Drsi
Doisn ssniissn, psn ihlinmitsn 5au gu
curiren. &ault cine Yrute1a6e Don 3d.
1cbees German SYrup uno periuht bas
Mltel; bic 5lalde toiist 10 Gents.
@spSbnl6s Jlalhsn fur ben Warft IS
Gents. Spart uidt 72 Gents. I'M Gud
nit einer grfaltuns wchenlanB berum,u'
lhleppen
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-02-08
Death Of Hannah, the Wife Of Esquimaux
leo.

Hannah Eiberling, who was known
in her native land as Tookoolito-But-
terhy"-the wife of Joseph Eiberling
Esquimaux Joe(, died on Sunday, the
31st Dec. at her residence in Groton,
Conn. She was an Innuit, native of
Frobisher's Straits territory. Esqui-
maux Joe and Hannah, with one child
quincy came to America with Capt
C. f. Hall ON his return from his first
expedition toward the North Pole. The
adult couple accompanied Capt. Hall
ON his second journey to King Williams
Land, where Sir John Franklin perish
ed, and Were again out with Hall in
the Polaris. During the vicissitudes of
the expedition Hannah and Joe were,
with seventeen others, left on the ice
foe. They were picked up off the coast
of Labrador after drift of six month 8
duration. Joe went again north on
the Tigress, and again, two years since,
in the Pandora. During the last sum-
mer he was out In Cumberland Sound
serving ON board a vessel which was
employed incollecting minerals. The
wet and changeable climate of America
caused Hannah and Joe much more
physical trouble than did the intense
cold of their native place, and event
ually produced disease of the lungs in
the woman. This was fatal to her.
Hannah spoke English fuently. She
was greately respected by her American
neighbors for her many amiable and
lovable traits of character, and her loss
is universally regretted by those among
whom she lived and died. When Joe
and Hannah visited England they were
received by Queen Victoria and enter
tanned in one of the palaces by order OF
! Her Majesty.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-02-08
NORMAL SCHOOLS LOSING FAVOR

There is no denying or disgusting the
unWeleome and discouraging fact that
normal schools are becoming unpopular
This unpopularity in some States has
resulted in the withdrawal Of the APP
preparations for their support. Disap-
pointment at the results of normal
work may have something to do with
the present state Of feeling, which in
some places exhibits itself in indiffer-
ence, and ia some in bitter opposition.
Is not the teacher, like the poet, born.
not made, and have not normal schools
made a mistake in advertising their
ability to manufacture teachers out of
any material put into their hands :?
Moreover, have they not accepted
young persons as normal students who
lacked the preparation necessary as a
foundation for an academic course :?
Have they not covered up deficiencies
of mind and requirement with routine,
mechanical tricks of the trade,
so that at the start it is difficult to
distinguish between promising and
an unpromising teacher? And above
all, have they not by their self-lauda-
ton given the graduates a degree of
confidence in their own learning and
capacity incompatible with that ability
whose nature it is to grow, and that
whose bent it is to learn? The
chief good of college course is to show
the alumnus what the college cannot
do for him, while the normal school,
after teaching him the mechanics of
the school-room, is too apt to leave him
with the impression that he has learn
ed his trade; that he has finished his
education, at the very time when he
ought to be commencing it. Normal
school teachers are too much given to
sentiment and enthusiasm, relying
more on such stimuli than on the
clearness and GOODNESS of culture. They
are to educators at large what missiona-
ries are to resident clergymen; hence,
they are inclined to be hortatory and
imprisoned rather than deliberate
argumentative. Hence, too, their
pupils often mistake zeal for ability,a and
the knowledge of disconnected facts for
scholarship. The constant effort to
learn how to teach interferes with the
act Of learning how to learn.-Nation-
al Teachers Monthly,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-02-08
JUDITH'S TEMPTATION.

How bright and cheerful the kitchen
of the old Stedhurst farmhouse looked
to Judith Black upon the dreary De-
evening when she came to live
therel How merrily the fire flickered
on the wall with red, fantastic ret1ec-
tons! How the tins sparkled against
the wall, and what song Of welcome
the old copper tea-kettle sung upon the
hearth! And Mrs. Stedhurst's gerani-
ums in the window, with their velvet
leaves and spikes of vivid scarlet bios
soms-to Judith they seemed fairer
than any conservatory, crowded full of
fan palms and camellias and trailing
jasmine.
Judith Black had been very poor,
She had been dressmaker, but times
were very hard. She had striven to get
work, but applicants were many, and
the cup of starvation had been peril
ously close to her lips when she crept
into the office where Edward Stedhurst
saw her, and engaged her to help his
mother about the Homework,
Il shan't like her,Ned," said Mrs.
Stedhurst, when the new girl had
gone up to her own room for the night,
and mother and son were together be-
fore the kitchen fire.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-02-08
KEN0sHA WISCONSIN, THURSDAY FEBRUARY 8, 1877,


THE event of the season came off yes
terday afternoon at the residence of
Mrs. E. S. Hatch, on the occasion of the
marriage of her daughter Nellie and
MerWin Cole, Esq, Of Sparta, Wis. A
numerous circle of friends, among
whom the elite Of the city, were
present to participate in the festivities
of the occasion. The bride looked her
lovliest, in a rich, dove colored silk,
with the usual attachments. After
the ceremony, the guests partook Of re-
freshments, which might delight the
most fastidious. The bride was the
recipient of many beautiful and useful
presents-among which was the fol-
lowing:
An elegant solid silver tea-set from
the brother of the groom, Mr.. Frank
Cole, of Salt Lake City; gold watch
and chain, from Merwin Cole; one
dozen nut picks and nut cracker,
from the M. E. Choir; butter dish and
knife, from Mr.. & Mrs. J. L. Stevens
one set teaspoons, from Miss Allie
Hatch; napkin ring from Miss Nellie
L. Cole; set forks, from Levant Ste
vens; Jr., chrome panel picture, from
Mrs. L. G. Holt; bible stand-elegant-
Mr.. & Mrs. G. S. Brunson; vase and
! flowers, Mr.. & Mrs. I. Simmons; pair
napkin rings and stand, Mr. & Mrs. f
G. Holt; cake basket, Mr.. &. Mrs. L.
Grant :jeWelry casket, Mr.. & Mrs. J. G.
Holt; wax wreath and frame, Mrs. b
E. Mccoy; perfumery bottles, Maggie
B. Town; sugar spoon, Mr.. & Mrs. v
French; bouquet holder, Misses Evans
and Theirs; pickle dish, Matte Dur.
kee; spoon holder, Mr.. & Mrs. W. H
Thurston; chrotcheted shawl, Mrs. Ju-
liza Durkee; cake basket, Mr.. Cole; bible
Mrs. Hatch; knit shawl, Minnie Stark
weather; nut picks, Miss En-. Merrill
handkershiefs, Mr.. S. Fisk.
After relieving the congratulations
of friends, che happy couple took the
5; 80 train FOR trip though the eastern
cities, accompanied by jolly party Of
/ friends as faE WaAkegaa. We are
], very sorry tolose Miss N elli6's smiling
face and pleasant voice from among us
but congratulate the "Spartans'' on theil
gain. Joy go with them, may their sup
ply of Cole. never grow less!
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