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The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-01-23
An Fr.Gn,ernor,s Career.

General Charles Clarke, ex-governor
of Mississippi, died few days ago at the
age Of sixty-eight. He served in the
Mexican war as a volunteer, but was
sent home invaded as a consumptive
by the surgeons. Their verdict DIR.
Warren Stone, the highest authority OF
the Southern faculty, confirmed, one
lung having persisted completely, and
the lieutenant was advised TO go home
and lead the quiet life OF a planter,
avoiding all excitement, whereby he
might prolong his life for eighteen
months, or perhaps even for two years.
He went home but did not die indeed,
after serving in the legislature and
several public offices he was alive to
head Confederate brigade at Shiloh.
As he parted from Colonel w. II.
McArdle, veteran Mississippi iourn-
alist, he said CT think you will have a
cool chance Of publishing that obituary
which you promised me thirteen years
ago. have outlived all the doctors,
but am not so confident that / shall
escape the balls and shells which / shall
be compelled to face to-day" After the
first days battle General Clarke was
borne to the rear, wrapped in blanket
saturated with blood. You can pub
lish that obituary now-he has met with
a soldiers DEATH" was the remark OF
one of those who bore him, and the
obituary was shortly afterwards publish
ed in the New Orleans papers. Shortly
after the battle OF Baton Rouge,
however, General Clarke was seen again
at New Orleans. He had been shot
through the body at Shiloh and left OF
the field, to be taken prisoner, to re
cover and to be exchanged and Al
Baton Rouge a minie-ball broke his
thigh near the socket. DR.. Stone wal
the surgeon who now brought round the
man he had condemned to a speed,
death in 1S4S. and though his leg wa
shortened several inches, Genera
Clarke lived to be governor of Missis
sippi and to die fifteen years later quiet
ly in his bed, having buried severa
generations of doctors, gone througl
two wars with only one lung, been twic
left for dead on The field of bat tie, an
seen his obituary published.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-01-23

early. What is a trifling attack of sickness
to-day may, if unattended to- become a seri-
Gus case in week. Small ailments should be
nipped in the bud before they blossom into
full blown maladies. If this advice were at
tended to, many heavy bill for medical at
tendance might be ayo ded. When the liver
is disordered the stomach foul, the bowels
obstrncted, or the nerves disturbed, resort
should at once be had to that supreme remedy,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, few doses OF
which will restore healthy action and put the
system in perfect order. 1t is wise precau-
ton to keep this incompatible preventive In
the house since it checks with unrivalled
promp itude, disorders which breed others far
more dangerous, and in their latest develop
ments are themselves often fatal.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-01-23
Settling with Them.

LIST Business Man" How are you,
John, have not seen you for long time,
how are things with your"
I'd B. M" Well, about the same as
they are with great many. I am set
Ting with my creditors"
LIST B. M. (sympathizingly)--" You
don't say so. am sorry to hear you are
in trouble. How much have you beer
able to pay?'
I'd B. M" One hundred cents on Q
dollar"
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-01-23

Women dispute about other matters, but all
agree on the merits OF Dooley's Yeast Powder
as par excellence the best of all. Grocers
throughout the country keep it, and find it
gives supreme satisfaction. BY using it the
housewife is sure of delicious bread, rusk,
rolls, biscuit buckwheat cakes and all the deli
cacies made from -four
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-01-23

CAuTTos.-We caution our readers TO beware
Of diphtheria, pneumonia influenza, bronchitis
congestion Of the lungs, coughs and colds al
this season of the year. Get bottle of John.
sons Anodyne Liniment and keep It ready fol-
saved thousands.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-01-23

GAN 0UEoE OF PREVENTION ETC. "-Sheridan's
Cavalry Condition Powders will positively pre-
vent all ordinary diseases common to horses,
cattle, sheep, hogs and fowls, besides CON-
stantly improving them IN appearance and IN
value,
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-01-23
House,

There were 205 members present at roll call
upon the opening of the session after the re-
cess. The greater part Of the session was
devoted to debate in commi tee of the whole
on the resolution OF Mr.. Wood to authorize the
committees of the House to investigate the adj
ministration Of all the departments of the
government, with power to send for persons
and papers. An amendment was adopted,
directing the committees to apply for such
powers when necessary. An amendment to
investigate the manner in which the 300, 900
Or $500, 900 expended by the Forty-fourth Con-
gress had been spent, was adopted. substi-
| tute for Mr.. Woods resolution offered by Mr..
Hale requiring that the charges on which any
proposed investigation shall be made, shall be
presented in writing to the House, accompanied
by statement in writing signed by one or
more members, that the charges are sustained
by such evidence as to make the investigation
necessary, was adopted The committee then
rose and Mr.. Hale endeavcred to secure action
in the House. but motion to adjourn, offered
by Mr.. Wood, was adopted.
Mr.. Sapp, of Iowa, introduced bill author
izing the secretary Of the treasury to issue
coupons of the denominations Of $15, @25, $50
and 300 for the investment of savings ..
The resolution Of Mr.. Wood, of New York,
authorizing unlimi ed investigation into the
affairs of governmentby the several committees,
was carried by vote of Ill to LOT, after which
the House went into committee of the whole
for consideration Of private business. Ad
iourned.
Mr.. Frye, of Maine, introduced bill fixing
the rates of public advertising also providing
for commissioner on the subject of the liquo
traffic "A bill introduced by Mr.. Hubbel, o
{ Michigan, amends the specie resumption act
and one by Mr.. Wren, of NeYada, restrict
Chinese immigration. "A resolution offeret
| by Mr.. Kelley, of Pennsylvania, permitting tn
! advocates of woman suffrage to present thei
arguments to the House on the following
! Saturday, was defeated by vote of 140 to 1O7
Adjourned.
A resolution was offered by Mr.. Willis, o
: Kentucky, for committee to ascertain whethe
d the secretary of the treasury had complies
with the law requiring the distribution of tn
: appointments among the different States. -.
8 bill to prevent the contraction of the currenc
was introduced by Mr.. Springer, of Illinois
4 and leave to put it on passage asked, but oh
lection was made, and it went to the currenc
committee. :. "A bill was passed suspending fl
!. ten years longer the act prohibiting citizens
II the United States who discover guano island
= from selling guano to citizens of otht
. countries. The House went into commits
of the whole. and Mr.. Price, of Iowa, made
le speech in favor of the demonstration of silve
ID Abdominal
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-01-23
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.
senate.


After the long recess the Senate opened with
about forty senators in their seats Many bills
we're introduced and referred to the appropriate
committees. Mr. Conkling submitted reso-
luton instructing the committees on the judi
ciary to inquire and report in regard to the
action taken by any department or officer OF the
government in restoring Major b. p. Runkle
to the army of the United States which was
agreed to- He also submitted resolution i'll
structing the committee ON naval affairs to in
quire and report in regard to the restoration
Of DR.. L. J. Draper to the medical corps of the
navy, which was debated at some length and
agree to. Mr.. Edmunds submitted a Joint
resolution proposing an amendment to the
constitution Of the United States, prohibiting
the States from making appropriations for sec
tartan purposes. 1t was referred to the COM
mttee on the judiciary. Then the Senate re-
sumed the consideration of the resolution of
Mr.. Matthews, submitted before the recess,
declaring the right Of the government to pay
the principal and interest of the bonds in sill
yer coin. Mr. Beck, of Kentucky, spoke in
favor of the reconciliation of the silver dol
lar The Senate refused to grant hearing to
the representatives Of the women's convention
in Washington, by vote OF 81 to ID. Ad-
journed.
number of petitions were presented for
and against the reconciliation of silver; Mr..
Hill, of Georgia, presented resolutions of the
Savannah cotton exchange denying that the
South is unanimously in favor Of the restora-
ton Of the silver dollar. An amendment to
Mr.. Matthews resolution declaring the right OF
government to pay the bonds with silver was
offered by Mr.. Edmunds, of Vermont. The
amendment declares that payment of the bonds
in anything but gold would b breach OF pub
lie faith. The Matthews resolution was then
taken up and discussed until the close of the
session.
Bills were introduced and referred to author
iZe the payment Of fees OF counse for the de-
Tense OF poor persons in the courts of the
United States to promote immigration to the
United States, and to protect immigrants for
the restoration of wages in the government
printing Office. AT the expiration of the
morning hour, the resolution of Mr. Matthews
in regard to the payment Of bonds in silver
was taken up az the unfinished business, and
| then laid aside for the resolution submitted by
Mr.. Voorhees, before tho holidays, declaring that
it is of the highest Importance that the fnan
cial credit of the government be maintained
and in order to do 80, the government itself
in all its departments, should, in good faitf
keep all its contracts and obligations entered
into With its own citizens. Mr.. Voorhees, ther
addressed the Senate in support of the resolu
ton, and the Senate adjourned
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-01-23

The constantly increasing sale Of Burne'ts
Cologne, confirms the opinion Of the best
judges that it is equal If not superior, to any
domes ic or foreign. II also received the high
est award at the Centennial Exhibition.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-01-23
from a Well-Known Writer:

From Mrs Mary Francis, well known as Margaret
Bount." g..
BRIGHFBASK, Woodstock, VI, Oct. 6, 1876.
SETH w. FowLE sons -.
Gsnttemen-Two years ago began to take the PERU
WAN SYRUP. / was in languid, half-alive state,
through insplent dy spepsia defective circulation
Of the blood Three bottles of the PERUYiANSfRUP
changed this TO glowing, bounding health. have
easily without resting busy myself out of doors all
day long without fatigue.
4 lady cousin, who resides with me- took the Syrup
during her recovery from serious illness Of some
weeks She has been invalid for years Five bottles
OF the Syrup have built up her system that she now
eats qute heartily sleeps well and walk three miles
lin fine weather) without fatigue. consider the medi
cine valuable TO of sedentay pursuits or TO
those who suffer from languor ot low spirit that relate
this personal experience Of Its effects TO you, leaving
you TO make what use you please of my letter.
Yours, very respectfully, ...,,,
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-01-23

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The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-01-23
The Markets.

For sale by all Druggists
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-28
7sesblss Il he ytsasA eaay isssly =
s!vsa IN tAs N9tA.w sstsss ~ 4
cur County, n 3ssssa. oivss
10 ~ s1eiss' tsss sftAs
0pSkeoDsa.

We eoos firm Lao Supsrisss voss
-ssves. to make ssstlsmsns ~ . -
French 10 Hsbress, bot slas! " Asd
- sssns Of - Dssv q Sc. 10. Rail.
Way oos grand sotsisasst rascal:
bee fraud. Yea -. - sosssA -
lsad q one delisss ssd hsR - ssrs,
and agree 10 msts psysusaG In TOO
week. ZEN - asaas give - DEED sIl-
rssdy 10 ~dspoa,iong In - o0os.
But. oh men Disu, vhss " cone
to rsesvoir - deed. b ~. - sssss
Won asves-Psrblsu, grand slststs.
ssstlsmeos, ny poor hssd. yos viii
please make excusssiss' - lad 10 tvo
dolArs - sers. Tsa - hold council
l make - d~issoarss. z. spsseh vous
saves. svse ussh suo,ioss to my
friesds, and ~ make rssolatioss. n
ooasequsocs, ~ tear down - f1ns,
Gil % CELLAR. ~ rsssrn - lup'sv 10
- yard, through - dssp Dsd; ~
sseri6cs, " Ioss ssiss;s'soaas; wsis
non Dies, IL b - prsipIs o. &n ods
ns,ioog.
Zs sgseR he nseh sorrss. b iu-
ploes, promise snsd indsssosna. hs
ssclsin: ] love - Prsesh. sdoss
grand uailons.
No. No. vs reisia disaits oGssds,
vs say. You m~oasisus. grad fraud
Tea vsso 10 wsbssir Cesssss. T~rs
W dod ~s'sisurs Kske. very Zoe
~ssatsuse, verss hossste. % fraud.
Jessie svse rsspse.
JAS Il BaAtssca.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-28

" A Smith 81 Ilss,iuss. has . ees
assortment Of Books. s,stIoussy. Wall
Paper. Jswsly, Watches, Clocks. M
sics' instrsmso,s, Tsys aud Notions,
which NJ sslls ., bottom pncss. iis !.
u " he pioneer business men Of the,
plsns aid has establishes . rspsts,ies
for dealing fsrly, 3A
1hysu . . good JOB Of Watch 70.
psirins done. 20 - W. 4, smiih's HAST.
ioss. Hs hiss . First Clss ws,shushsr
aud wsvrss,s kis cork. 33N
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-28
Badger LUM.GR YARD. HASTINGS NEB.
CERTIFICATE

49,
Creslsl C,srt NsA
MAJ 81 ls;S
Mkssas Ep,ross
AZ both Pat" ssi he Pep
Poet, sc.n to have aese s,lh ,b-sr
.at SO gc.p-ci.lly The lsuss. sAe
" ..d 'sP''' Killed /" 80, rse'
thst be NJ the pup mssiA ssA 70 sss
rcv,y ss,chsd BY he psrssss 10 60
der the, the reg, rspr, be Nils OH
%, 10 ''sais,as %. L oil darn
TO take W the broAsa threads VI their
discourse add IA - doug ~ssA cen
SINE ss,srs reflections "a Pot" Thea
be ~ missp~ssa,s besaafsl lie.
tie creek 10 Ssuas the, be 10 sn 10.
hsbitas,, no, the, | have ssy d'sa,ls
to ,hs scus OF Ers fos HISS their geo.
srpas hearts , ., aud tss,r "shildss'
are alsays bo.pitshls, bal % Crooked
Cr.eker - On l,ishass ssi,Lsr 10 ssy
"psunct" sCrcoAsd Crsskss.
Farmers generally sr ssssty
trough 9th sosiss their sbsss ssd
oes ere already Ssias cs,s, We
have .ovs oil Of ssr ~hss, sbs' -
,u,snd putting 10 The ysss aud - 81
psct TO - Il up sooa,
Mr., Hhksy isiwpro,ias bic fssw
10 . thoroughly ssnsal,srsl ussosr
and . ready 10 veil sloss With bis
Wvsk.
Mr.. Ewing dossa't do - yell. hsv.
ing only some ten Of twelve scrss
plosed. Bns he 10 to BE- sssn hard 81
~ork every day, soos dsys "blseAsa
ius tho chsrssssr Of The surf.os 81
his claim.
Nj. Schut,s iss good farmer and 10
e~ul,i,a,ins his farm 10 . tho rough
manner.
Mr. Tsuusu, also hes the ben Of
hi. spring glowing done aOd Ass tie
rrs,,is.t claim up 10 tAsss parts, TO
our action.
Nj Msusr has 20, sp's sics. pssl
frame house. Msssrs Ticker and Nil
lsr Of your town doing The csfpsu,ss
work. l bslisvs NJ. N. iss Caisv
subscriber.
Mr. Holswor,b 10 doing veil. Hs
IL one Of the early settlers here. hsv.
iss located in ~. He hss rented Mr..
Rals'ou's farm and will improve Il !
am surs Tor DO under s,suds fsraies
Rev. Kirksood lives q ms dis,sucs
below and near town. lie oil aos do
much farming this sum msr | bear,
add oHsrs hi. claim for ssls. He
ministerial duties call him away from
homo much Of the tine u he suppliss
six p nts With preaching. dsIissriss
three ssruons every Sunday, oss
psisi being thirty I've miles from bic
homo.
believe Rev. Ysissr li,ss lust 10.
low Re-. Kutsosd's but - No,
~ veil ~ssqusis.sd 9Th the eous,r,
down ,hsrs. Psrhsps Pet sill tell
you about the people dows there -
heard that be lives DOVE Tia, vsy,
an Away ssld 70 - The CsIs1
when il eoaass cut ssd - reed II
whenever Il comes home. And pev
,hst il 10 ~ssArgsd there y sasash
reading 10 il 70 tssp ~ oil busy tos .
long tine. Add eov Msssrs Editors
you mus, cone up asd pAy ~ . Wei,
and l On certain you night GET some
Of our oeigheors 70 take yosr paper
I feel almost - If I knew yss, rssding
il svsvy week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-28

can make mossy faster ct worL
for - than st any,biss else
Capital not required, - Oil s,sr,
you oi2 pss day - homo msds by
the isduWrioss Msu. Vom.s, boys
sod sirls wanted evrryshere the worn
for ID. Nov 10 he ums. Costly ouid,
snd ,sros tree Addpss Taus Co.
Asgusls, Msies.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-28
Per- GALE

Oss Saith American Orsss. sish,
s'ors. Eve coSb,us.ios, Of agreeable
osal i,'ss ia tone, possr, ps y ". and
sill b ssld 81 bstssis. Csll ssd
~ Il.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-28
SNau 400.

Ths Cssbrsked Bsin Vssos hs Als
by J. l. Miller. slso Bross's ILL., Coss
Planters. Davenport Pisvs, Just ,scssvst
cheap fos sssh o. % time.
Choice Rio Co6sss lbs for d 70 u
" A. Csup's Psrosr store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-28

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heesss. sssils. sAsse. Aess 81 80.
~ sss sshbsss ~ - WedilS oSog.
eeoe 80 serst ;, ssIss ltssis coote
Cssdittse psvtsg sasos1toe =
plsIs tisseaLsss Uold n Mn ~
o. 40 y. q. Psssss. SjIS
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-28
00M0lRR

Oh ~sd lvsssl ~ ssstps 80.
ssrss S~seessAs hslo sAss Of
sss,e Tss, t,sySss eel HssAsAI4s.
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s'.s ,.sssses.sss II s~sAsas0 ~
s,sss' ssessA ~ ssls - sSSIs
% ~ ssssAA ~. AAlrsss. ,ssisSse
ssss esesf vseSsf
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The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-28
Lands For Sale.

We ere acv oe,fiss fo' ssis % vi.
ter ,srws snt cheaper ,hss s,ss 10.
fore, oil iseds bsloesiss 10 n 4 n.
\. JosAp q end Mtdissd psslas
Rail Road Compsn'ss in wsls,ss ssA
sdio,o'as soss,Iss. NJ slss hs,s
que choice sisiss Nss ssls Owe -
Q ssll
ksls, fsros, Auy's Reel ss,ss
As,'s Red CiosA Nsb. eat
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CCAollsr . seek 10 yevs ess ssvs.
OV1s OusAt ftsss No rsk. Rssd
o.. " you vsas . bssiasss q shssh
psrsoss ~ ether 81 sas esots great
psy oil the 'ias they vsvt. vTts Sss
ccsuie ulsss 70 D. uALLBrT D Co.,
PORTLAND, MASS.
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hsll q os,as Iset xsssA 81. ISIS
l0A. N. Opening Ksscisss
1918 AntbsstiH " Harvey BsIlss.
II. Geography BY - vss Dyke.
30 0rsmoM By A. Arpsessssr
Inssvsissioo
r. n. Phvsiolosy By G. ". Spinsss.
l Is Thsosy and Prsct,es Of Tee stiss
By 20. Sept.
$50 Esssvs b. Mn A. Bailey al
Csanis BssIs.
SsIscs Rssdiss b. Dsss Deish ssd
Piors Hsssss.
Mteeouooouo
ISetsrs. ssbtsss. wsssssrd CROWN
Of Cvilisslies b. Rev. Pre- 10 W
svssiss.
New England
HOUSE
Z. x-xoy1s. lssh;ts.
Loesisd 10 the sestN Of he ely.
Gussts steppisG 81 this hsees. v,II
sseurs the sess Of sseoSnodssiess.
HtsrgIjJ ....,.. SEBR
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-28

NE ice Asse~Ds ONso : 80 :
esss thea 10 ell ~ vobss vVsoseo
fs ~s'y AeAss 49, ~ tnVuun
Vsssss esd ks@h~N - 60 49,
lated s~i ere ~ssrsh~1 eossAsaoos
sssa. - 10 sv~sAsd ~ ~ 49, ~
ereGvvsa ~ sssssls 80 Wsm
sssl ssr'. s~a ~ sAes one-
sess~A 70 " Ur, HE ~ $780,
q 49, Aas \ On 800
Dc 70 Ne vs6tsses ~ NJ
~sevtses ~ O~<>vs s~ss~n
CsVs~6A - tNsAsAssss A
sss slssss - Wls~l 80 hwe
i'V'ss,A~ - sssAkso ~ ~
'.essss ssrs~ssssspe 49, ~
,hs sss'ss~ss 10 y asoswa<
- sH ,Ass h 70 sAesvSisss -
ss.sy 'sfssA~> - ~ eSsvAsssSs
!" 'ss's', aessA e1aou
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-28

Nv 70 s.ssA ssss sAss h, svu
ssaA, 20 rs'. ga. W. O16s
,seAsss Vs's's ID ssses NsS 60
tssss ssisssess ss~psseee -
'A.ssss ssrss Ssst b e. n. ksSs1S
In
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-28

81 Missd C,ri,. 9Th rs~s 10 sss
Sen rls' fcr sS Nss1 sasa
Go Nssss. n Y
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-28

SEWING MACHINE Nkxpi.Es
~ oil s,ses. fc' oil lipds Of sss,aa
Nsehiuss o. The T. u l,tfp
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-28
FARMERS

Save your money hy having yeur iws
Steel, Nails end shelf hardware II
NO WERY@ fARRElL
nsv cell cheaper thea say other
Que. Ia the state.
let Street. HsNiass Nsb
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-28

"~s tS'S"sW "VptV
rrsss vill 10 vsll to call ~ ~ nur.s-
y. ssss Cievsssos Webster 70 ~
vill W 10 suit, aud seeonmds,s Oh
vhe gill favor u 9th their patronage
Ttses wlli b rsissd shsr The 23,h
isss., Vssthss tsvossbh.
r.. MiLnss
~ %
COME now
Hor Mitchell 4 Morhsrt have 70.
ssivsd ,hoas iwplsmes,s. 80 300
they will cell you . plov or ~ othss
farm machinery right dovs 70 bed
rock prices. Give them . cell bsisre
purchasing elsewhere.
Ter Ss,A
$40 scres Of land on which Tiers 10
shout 90 ssrss improved, ossr 50 ssses
Of timber. . ssooA yell ssd sussins
vstss cod plenty Of stone Eos building
purposes. Deeds viii b. sivsa
Por particulars cell %
J. n. 4 J. l.. HUT
Sec. -. Town l. Rssss 10,
Or sddfsss Red Cloud Nebraska
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1A6ksEesss!yy, ~ A.
pr. lsdiss bslbigesa hoes rel.
Wallace Baos. Hssiass.
Coed heavy brown duck for ovsralis
l23 yards ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
wA&sAcs BAGS. Hsssisss
Clark's q. N. T. Thrssd scts. Q
spool.
WALBAca BRos. Hssius..
Yss ss boy . good wi, Of elo,hss
fos u. u Wallace BE0s' Hsxisss.
ystiss y fsaaeAs1
Notes y hereby G,ss. thss ! gill e.
suiss I'll psrsoss. vho usy e6sr then.
sslvss - sssdids'ss Tor ,ssehsrs Of The
eonr on schools Of this coss'y ., Rss
Cosd % Saturday AQsl q 1875.
A. A. PopE
Go. Sops.
bssts ssd shsss are ssld ehssesr
~ sss ssors shss soy othss hsuss 10
snvs. wALsAcs Bsos. Hsstias.
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-Jvss eouss he ssv buildings 10
On sossss shss oil sutrnbs Sss
sAs Caiss.
Dsi zoe hear ,hs ~bsrr,ssisS las,
Aspdsy s,ssiusy
Wort has eousssesd on the pe~
sssss sresdy.
Tho bell ringers did Veil, - did
their pupils.
OF eosrss ven ha,sa railroad
ssd that sOos.
Chez Psusr says business 10
Iissty.ssd growing.
Sec ,hs ID Of The Nev 10 slsod
hvss. Of nssusss
ME-. Shsdd. Of Hastings made .
short all The o,Lsr day.
-Mu Howard Looas ~ 10 su.
psris,snA . Sunday school.
DID , % sss fisod Bsp,ly riding
ssousd sovn on his little ssrrst
Elder kmos preached a. .g.e
tive ssrwss OF prejudice ~, sunday.
Mr.. Roberts. Of Elm Crock mills
esds plsssan, coll ls" Mooisy.
"A good coz for ssls cheap. b..
Ssit ., this ofhoe for particulars.
The rosd TO The bridge needs
grading badly. lie, ,hs:soss repair il.
Butler s.d Co. the bsst .,assrs
10 The business have . new I'd ,his
vssk.
Smith 4 Reyusrd know how to
rius bells 90 tha, the listeners will 10
delighted.
Mr.. Wiotoa srrivsd IN town this
sssk With . carload Of horscs from
wissossia.
Gran, Ludlow 10 Dow learning The
pns.sr's tsds aud make good 'ous'
~ il too.
yda snblsschsd muslin for .
WoLBscu Baos. Hsshngs.
Some Of our people ven, ovss 10
Msscs to attend . religious oonven
tiss shis week.
- Who'll buy 90 organ q . heavy
die rsus, Tor sssh o. part ossh? We
have one 70 ell.
Did ysu zee thoss ssvsstssu
loads Of hogs tho. passed through
ssws Wednesday,
We ass glad to note that Mr..
Poss cor county sutt 10 Improving
rapid y in hsslIA.
--issS sssis this vsst. Rave
paiispeeffiseds, U chspss hes nces
slated nusA sxtrs work.
Dor militia company. ssubsrins
se.s aNy. I've is being ~sll drilled
sd vill 10 doubt make s4s,snt
sssrds.
Friend wiosos sad % "hovdy''
lsst MsodAy asd sss Ia Dur chair, one
Of them. telling - hev hs likes Nsb.
sasts.
WI sansot ~ have good side
yak from Gsrbsr's to the post Office?
II vosA b. much more p~lsassnt for
pedestrian God. would b boz little
sspssss 10 The tosu.
-rhss sies specimen Of genus homo
that dess - take the paper hes
written % % article arguing that the
ssrth 10 "a, aud that suy one Who
doe not think - 10 . fool.
We are looking for the rsilrosd
ssly waiting for the sound Of the
bnkssssss sweet uslodious voice
- Be yslls'ous "Rsd Cloud! chain her
70 The Roupd Hesss Johs."
Der devil took . ''ssilsd' towel
% 70 The house cod mid: you can
Do % you plssss sboss it,. II you
shisk is'ss towel it'ssn right, an d
ifysv don't shink - shst'sal right
We vish that sAoss osopIs The,
ssms 10 The o6cs ssd take type vosld
10 pIssssd to essss their pilfsring.
Anssds bss spsssh dissppssrsd 10
sssst 90 oppasisios pspsr ssd ~ are
becseias ussssy q the prospscs.
10 yds sovslisS for-..............l.
woLSAca BRoa Hsstiuss
Rod he sensssiss,ies from
Crooked trek. W Asd bssus 70
vssdsr shss w The ssssos ~ hss I'd
~ iron ~" nom ssA ihist that q,
lsass % sishs hsvs ssssissd "pss's''
spisaph. vs,ssss b. hissslH Wfils
sssis '1sl'd
Mart v>ok our oom noaitoS N,