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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-11-11

BUGGIES. AT TEN DOLLARS
!, AND UPWARDS.
Clarksville papers please copy.
Blumenstiel, McCamY " Bontc.
School supplies of all kinds Just re-
ceived and will be sold at bottom
prices. GIsH d GARNER.
July 10, 1879.
COME AND LET US TAKE
your measure for a nice Nobby Bust
ness suit. We guarantee the lowest
prices and fit. Streng d Frankcl.
Those who buy ool-books from
Gray & Buckner will get them cheap
or than anywhere in town. and be fur
nished with Holden's patent book
cover to each book.
Dress and Cloak Making.
Mrs. Kate Bell is prepared to make
Dresses, Cloaks, etc., in the latest
style; also, to furnish Trimmings fol
the same. Returns thanks for past
patronage Residence, Liberty Street
opposite Presbyterian Church.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-11-11
To the Public,

To the Public.
l have located in Hopkinsvillc for
the purpose of engaging in the sad
dler's business. ! intend to keep a
complete stock of everything in my
line always on hand, and execute
work in the very best style. ! bring
an experience of several years into the
business, and hope by good work and
fair dealing to merit the patronage Of
the public. My stand is next to Main
Street Warehouse. G. u. Webb.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-11-11
Cloaks, ClOaks

We are offering the largest stock Of
Cloaks ever shown il, this city, rang
ing in plice from 81 up to $25. Ev-
cry lady in need of cloak should call
early before the assortment is broken.
ft New York Store.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-11-11
GRANTS TOUR
AROUND rHH WORLD

complete record OF the journey OF Genera
U. s. Grant through Europe, Asia, and Africa
with graphic descriptions OF the places yisitc.i
interesting incidents, enthusiastic oyations b
Empcrors and Kings, Illustrated. Price 81.
Out sells all other books. Territory rapid
taken. Agents Wanted.
FORSHEE& MCMAKIN, Cincinnati, -
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-11-11
5 CENTS
Will buy two cakes of
fine Toilet Soap, at
Gish & Carriers.

Messrs. Blumensteil, McCamy and
Bonte invite attention of the public to
their latest style finish of Carriages,
Buggies, &c. They are running a
full force of experienced workmen and
warrant all work strictly. first class
You can purchase anything in theil
line at Louisville, Cincinnati or New
York prices on same quality of goods
Call and be convinced.
Respectfully, yours
BLuMENsTEIL. MoCAMY e. BoNTE.
WE USE PURE DRUGS ONLY
IN COMPOUNDING PRESCRlP.
TIONS. GlSH Il GARNER, AT
THE BLUE FRONT DRUG
STORE.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-11-11
Order Your Coal by Telephone

Onr office is connected with Mean'
& Wells Livery Stable office by tel
ephone. Leave your orders and mon.
ey for coal aud it will be sent.
Oct. IS ct. Underwood & Co.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-11-11
SAVE COSTS.

Parties having our wheat sacks In
possession will please return them, as
we will charge for everv month they
are kept. Cowan u Baker. Hopkins
vile. XIV. If.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-11-11

10. S. CHASTAIN
Still keeps the very best brands Of
Coal Oils, Nom Explosive Oils of the
highest tests and'purest quality. Au-
rora oil for mechanical uses. Lamps
and Lamp fixtures, Qucensware, Tin
ware, ETC., etc.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-01-23

~ don'' TAX wages fur that sort
Ot work, said jim, dryiy, clunbi lg
into his cart,
''On papa" c"ied the Young lady,
"vonr Diamond il gone!
"What' What ! 1t mast have
dropped when got out Of tNe car
riage. Tut, tut, Que ca'A:e.ity
b'ings other. I.nok aboHt, nIen,
IN pay u hiG reward far it :"
Two or three men and hys went
around stopping over the narp-
ment. jim alone sat c.limly watch
ing them, with aiken, anXinnS lank
"n his fIca. AZ lISt Carroll HITTER
ranpi"g his bnnt with his c.rre,
sauntpred tn his dng-cart AID pre-
pared tn mount. Ji n sssspe from
his cart aud ran to his side, and
said, II saw You pick mp that dia.
mond Give il nIck instautlv.n he
sail, ina shrill whisper, ''or I'll tell
the Policeman, aud you shall be ar
reStrd.n
The hny's face took on CHASTITY
p,llni. lie stopped, pretended to
pick mp the stone. and then s'eppe
across the sidewalk and gave it To
The lid gent l,man.
"Ah ! y Thousand thnnkSI What
reward can | give yoa 7"
"Oh, he don't work fJr wag
either! :" cried Jim. with IL Laugh, as
hr dIOve IF.
twenty wears eter that day. u
tramp found his way t0 great
sheep fi,m in Texas. The ground
was titled with sk III aud intelligence.
TIE lIg- c'mf rrtanle IN tnsi II, the
"ut buildings, the stately park, ali
gave sevIIence o Iehnrme and
prosperity. A gray-IdIred lad, SAT
"n the p"rIic'; n,e "r two ne ,ltny
hys were play lug on the g"ass.
The dirty, half drur'1-n loafrr
wAS uaNing uiI W ~ Ln ne kltcnel,
Shen md lie aged se Itl4 nal cLn
INT nf the house. lie had Il siayu
La II le face, WAS Strongly uuilt, Olt
walked Attn sig II Inn.
Tue tramp SiUOd still. "Who is
that 7" he asked fohe IF Lhe frn
man.
"That's the Judge, him as owns
This place. E, ct d To C ngrrs+ f.
next term. rtalIlt eve, ~ ,Iy
kew james l. dow"
II tao ISIt SOL" unls'erei tro
tramp.
"Whn are you st anger ?"
TIE MIN lifted is gcetSy IA
frau his heal, with u lnnI breath.
Il an Ctrrnll Hitter. N, I'll -,
~ in. That mans b. esd you'll
z roke mr -
And ne turned hi hack and went
III his way. CI- n.l al frIIi
iiff rent rnt Is il life, a d hLlcI's
5n them delib-Ta tIy.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-01-23


An obseryant spectator will no.
tice that the first four windows W "A
! large house at the c'rner Of Nor
! folk street, London. present n pecu-
liar appearance. The shutters are
up. and they are covered thic ly
with dust. whilst through the chmks
can hr seen the hlinds. also thick
with dust. and monl iering away
with age. The shutters aud blinds
have hepn in exactly the same pnsi-
tim, un'onclr"d. for more than for.
ty years. During that time no hu-
man foot has- entered that room.
And the reason IL this: Forty
verrS ago, mnre than fnrtv. I4oId
Dvsnrt Was engaged in ha married,
the dav wns fixed. the wedding
morning arrived. the breakfast was
laid "u' in that EN- rinns and hand.
Sama room. the bridegroom waS
ready 20 proceed tn church. when il
WAS discovered that the hrida vas
missing : u note in her hand writing
Vas found odd ess.d To tie In ihp-
praCm. tri' flv iCfnrming him that
shp had el1npI that morning with
his hest man. a CAV ard gallant ran.
tain Of Dragons. The jifad hri Ip-
groom did not say much. Int he
went alo tn rha room in which
the webbing h~Pakf, at was laid ont
WI: n his own hands pnt M the
shutters md dew tho llin1I. ll"k
ed the door and took the kew. He
gave ord that the door shnnll he
VALID no and buried with padlnckP1
bars. and that M one shuuld enter
the rnnm again. Wnan thu hause
wHS lrt II was s'ipulI'el that the
room in Qn"s' Jon ah .ul I rn'nIi1 IN.
tnnched. and s'I u 0f 6 10 Dar an
mum VIZ IHlu tn 'll'' Th'll ~ I0 COM
n"us1tn hrm FIR the derivation nf
thr use 0f tI," rnNm Ter IN ia
never hern PH'"rrd SINCE tia " he
I'll SPh II. aud there are the "vad.
ding meals" m"nldarinQ Si.p.tIy
awav. AMI the ,ru ,mau'S "rr nhlluo
t" dnst in tn" funeral gloom.
Mi 3 Susan Nj Q. ~ H1rl"m. re.
ce' 'ly saw ~ ef Il'vi g advrr'rsp-
m III IN r'Wotv uH'VSu1
Wow T. get -t"h-a are s-rr,t-eeni s
cents ~ Geo. "a ls ton. tox AZ. Portland.
NJ"
Pom IL y cutin-i,v. she fn"-
H.'rd.1 'ht o.'rrV. rnh REG. ivni q q
fpllcv !, G 'erlV: Work like re
devil aud n.ve' ST. nd Il cent"
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-01-23
EBr:dg"poit Cor. New York SIn.I
1 DISMISSED SUIFOR'S SUICIDE.
Droppiny on HIS Knees at q Girl!
Fset Ghi ohD0IiaJ HimSe'f.

Frank Lane, Il 80 ing nechInic ~
Brld rep 'rt, Sin It hun self il the hpA I
un Su iiay evening, dft+r his dis
nis al BY his sweetheart, Kittie
Marin, Tae LITTER |, at attractive
gill Of about TIVE 'ty years Of AIr,
WHO w0i ks in il paper bax factory
) ie and Lane b-ctrnt acquainted
about wear agn. u d My last thev
became engaged. L me, wuD htI
oeem diI 81 Il, SlI I'Ily dhtlbI.t
hiI %i'd ~ay%. AMI WIS thereafter
rXr-mpl ny iii his h IbirS. IIs waS "a
d-vD'ed suitD', calling upIl the
ii ! eve y rVeliiy, mi seeking her
HOciety at every opppr IitY. They
We're Ia hav. U.r. 4 nTr.st - tl.
9th ut the present III IIth, JuJ LIN
had been out ne elnpl n3It lately,
and the vel Ii - day was th-refJru
;,nStplnel III ID &c nue 10,h. On
SIn.iaY Afternoon he AMI NISS NJ
IN went on lOIy walk ,og-tIor.
IT, the evening l. lie calie,l Oh her
again at the house nf J. Dd ming,
where she boards. Mr.. DLh"iug,
Hhb Was i : the IIaIlor with THIN
uutil within ten mi lu.eS OF the
tragedy, noticeI tnaC they we're
'estsiug and uInrerlhg each O.ner u
great deal, but hid 40 sllspicl al
from tnelr luanner that they were
approaching = utrrcl. After ho
,etEed the qIIrrol be I'd ne more
= irited, AMI Lane Slipp.d Miss
Mlrtin III the t .ceR ) 10 SAYS that
she does not believe that he did il
i'll bad teInpef, but at amy rate Lhe
slap a.'ge. ed her into telling hlIn
that If he struck her again it would
be after they We're married. Tneu
she toll him init she wanted moth
IIg more t0 do with hin, and 10
eiIIpnasizo her words she took off
ntr engagement ria! AMI threw it
in his face. II ,r WDrdS alu mtn-
uprS ruusPd LInt tn Il Suduen frtn-
". H. Is nervous an q IiGk te IL
perr,i, and fornet aud execu:ed is
de|peI dte purpose tMt Ire t'Ie girl re-
al II wndt had iap1enel. When
,lIe To >S..d hIrn tIe riIg NJ ste, ped
u the DIOR aud 'cRrI it. rn''I he
pulled ut his pistol, ald dropping
pn his kuees at the girls feet, pniIt-
I'll the We Ipll /" his il5L AID drej
As hr hal OfteI fooled with he
revolver b -fhe IN Miss VI Ttil's
presence, she SI ,p),el n VA OtlV
trying to frighten her until she
heard the renurt Anl sr1 hi q fall
Dackwa' d on the q 'Or. The shock
so terrified her that some minutes
elapsed before she could rise from
the sofa or utter a sIund. Then
her wild shriekS quickly irOnght the
family t. her roDn aud p 'lioenal
from the street. The foolish snit0r
died and the girl ID nearly crazsd
with grief.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-01-23
Terms-S1.5O Per Anrum.

Mnheim on the Z. c. s s. c. R.R. has a
population OF 6A--7OO Is u thy1gieg bu u,iness
csnire. am soatrols tae trade ofan average
radius OF over eight miles. in which th,,
JocRN\L has I larger circulation than all
other cpunty papers combined.
advertisers sctRa'snSe make a note Of this.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-01-23

CHEAP
KANSASLANDS

We own and control the Railway lands OF
TREjO COUNTY. KANSAS. about equally
divided by the kansaS Pacific Railway.
which we ire 'lling At IN aTera OF sI25
per acre on "3sy terms Of payment. Alter
nate sect nnS nf iinv"rnmen! Lands can be
taken rs hhmeSt"adS hy actu u settlers
These lands ,ic In the q 3EAT LIMESTONE
PELTnr C.n:ra' X kIu~oS. III" nest Writer
wheat proIIciug district of the CEitrd
81 ties. yielding from ~ 10 30 Bushels per
Acre.
The average yearly rainfallin this county
Is NEARLY 33 IScTEs PER ASSUN, oneihird
srpater IN IN ia the mI'h "Ni0 led ARKAN
sAs VALLEY. Wa ch has u yearly rainfall OF
l'St th1n 2iincaeS per annum in the same
longitude.
Stock RAISING and Wool GRowTSo are
very R-N NERATIvE. The winters are Short
and mild. Stock will he al tue year on
grass Living Streams ana Springs are
numerous: Pure water Is found IN wells
fr nm - - 80 feet .IcPp. THE VI M.THI ST
CITM,T ~ THE w pRLD, NJ fever ana
aguP there. M maid ly M I'm 11sSibi., roads.
Plenty Of Nnc bal ding stone. timr and SSi a.
Tnei lands are being rapi lily S''ttled by TN
h'St class OF Northern and Eastern people
and will so aOOr 'c'a'e In va ue by the i'm
proven 'ntS now being IN al" aS 10 make
IN alT DIrcla e ~ , ''Sent pn 'eS one of lh"
vrrv best inveStm rn's that can he made.
asi lie from the profits tO lie derived from
side in WA-kEEN ENEY. and will show lands
NJ a"y tim. a pamphlet, Piv'ng full infor-
nation in =. .ar TO IL. climate. WAGER sup
ply. 81. Will be sent free on request.
Address
Warrel Keeney & Co.,
Ia DearU'rn st Chicago.
OR WA AkEENSY, Trego Co., Kansas.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-06-18
His Honor Judge futile.

There is one thing which the
taxpayers of Iosco county and
the 23d Judicial District may well
congratulate themselves upon, to
wit; that our Circuit Judge is
bound to conduct the Judicial af-
fairs of his district so as to not put
them to unnecessary expense. Men
charged with crime are no longer
permitted to lie in Jail, season af-
ter season at the peoples expense,
nor are cases continued from term
to term without cause. Judge Tut
tie believes that fair, impartial
trial, is due to every person charg-
ed with crime, and progresses that
justice should not only follow, but
speedily overtake those who vio-
late the laws of the land. Aida
Wits for continuance may be occa-
sionally received, but a steady diet
of them is not encouraged In Judge
Tuttle's court, though they do re-
cite that they are "not for the pur-
pose of delay only, but that justice
may be done. "-Iosco Co. Gazette,
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-06-18

bill, after its passing the house
III he did labor to defeat the bill
we are at loss to know for what
reason-unless he did it because OF
jealousy, not desiring to see anoth-
err representative succeed where he
himself notably failed two years
ago. 1t seems that the Alpena foot
has been into put ever effort made by
the shore to get little help from
the State to build a shore railroad,
and that too when it was for the
interest of that city to have the aid
granted and the road built. Hith-
erto it has been the clumsiness of
the pedal extremity, but this latest
putting in is not to be ascribed
to short-sightedness. The public
will do well however, to wait until
Mr.. Kelley is heard from"
Now in regard to the first part
OF the above we have nothing to
say; but when the News claims
that Alpena has worked against
every effort to get a railroad, it ap-
parently has no regard for the
truth, or else it knows nothing of
the true state of affairs. Alpena
has never worked against the inter-
est of a railroad from any Girec-
ton, that might give us an outlet,
and if any individual has defeated
the bill for road along the shore,
surely the people of Alpena are
not responsible for such an act, nor
do they countenance any such ac-
ton on the part of any one. If
the News will only take careful
survey of the ground from the
commencement, it will find that the
people of Alpena have always been
body and soul in favor of a rail-
road to this city, and would un-
doubtedly have received aid for the
construction of a road across the
State had not the people down the
shore interfered few years since,
and vowed that unless the whole
shore could get the road, then they
would do all they could to keep AL
pena from being benefited by any
such project. Alpena did not COM
plain, but on the other hand, join
ed with the shore and made unit
ed effort for shore road, and now
if the bill for aid has been defeat
ed by any one or two men, it does
not follow that the entire commun-
ity about Alpena countenance the
defeat, or feel happy over the final
result.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-06-18
George Peabody and Socialism.

Some people imagine that rich men are
becommiaR more welded to riches, more
aggressive In the acquisition Of wealth,
At the expense Of the working classes.
Hence the agitation In favor of Social
ism.s There may he grounds for this Inn
agination, but we have yet In our midst
our Peter Cooper's. our George Pea
body's, and our Mics Nitlngales-who
think more of the welfare OF the strug-
Cling classes than many are aware OF,
and who employ their time and money
in extending good 10 AZ many as posi-
BILE In their declining years One OF
those is.an old retired physician by the
name Of j. p. Mountain, whose address
Is Ogdensburgh, N. Y, who has placed
In his hands q simple cure for consump-
ton, catarrh. asthma, headache and
nervousness. The old gentleman has
means which make him independent, and
he employs his time and money In very
lnudable enterprise. He sends the recipe
free 60 any person sending for IL, with
instructions for preparing and using, re-
curing only that the party so sending
enclose stamp to pay the postage. lie
has now distributed over one million oil
those recipes. and In this part may have
been cured by the use OF the same. IL Is
said TO be very reliable. and those who
are troubled with any OF those diseases
would do we'll TO address the philanthro-
pic old gentleman, and have trial Of
the reclpe, which has cured so many.
365-c-0~W.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-06-18
Lady's Book for July

Is upon our table. This old and vaua-
bile magazine has now entered upon its
49th vOlume-having been welcome
visitor In thousands of Americans homes
for nearly half century. 1t contains II
telling 4th OF July sketch by barley, en-
graved on steel; mammoth colored
fashion plate. and large number of IL
Illustrated fashions. "a Gentle Belle"
and "a Rosebud Garden of Girls" two
novels by first class writers. are contin-
ued, and the miscellaneous literary mat
ter Is OF high order. There are two
pages of Recipes specially arranged for
Picnic parties, which will be highly APP
preciatcd by the ladies. We notice
another new feature in Cooley, which Is
the opening chapters Of Biographies of
Women of our Own and
Other Lands;" these papers will doubt
less prove very instructive and entertain
Ing. Subscription price Is only 81 per
year, or you can send = and receive
Godey's Lady book for @ months.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-06-18
Secretary.
G. B. GEELEY,


E. d. Finch, the telephone pat
entee, is in town for the purpose
of erecting the telephones mention
ed in our last issue. The one for
DR.. Shelton was put up on Monday,
and for Monaghan yesterday. On
Monday evening we were present
and witnessed the operating of DR..
Skeletons, the communication being
between parties at the office and
residence, distance of about forty
rods. Conversations were carried
on between the two points, and
the sounds of the different voices
transmitted over the wire in
manner truly wonderful, and sur
prising. ID. G. Aber, who was at
the Doctors residence, played
"Home, Sweet Home" on the vio-
lin, and the music sounded sweetly
and distinct-as in a distance-at
the Doctors office. G. w. Haw-
kins, at the Office, sang "My Benny
Scotland" and received the APP
plause from parties at the residence.
The instrument works admirably,
and is in every way success.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-06-18
A Pen Worth Recon- I'm ending.

We have been favored with samples OF
the celebrated Spencerian Double Elias
tic Steel Pens, and after trying them feel
justified in highly commenting them to
our readers. They are made of the best
steel, and by the most expert workmcn
In Europe, and have national reputa-
ton for certain desirable qualities which
no other pen seem to have attained In
so great perfection, among which are
uniform evenness Of point, durability,
fiexibility, and quill action. 1t Is thus
quite natural that the Spencerian should
be preferred and used by professional
pcnmen In business colleges, counting
room, government Offices, public schools,
and largely throughout the country.
Indeed, SO popular have they become,
that OF the Number One" alone,
eight millions are sold annually.
The Spencerian Pens may be had, as
rule, from any dealer; but when not
thus obtainable, the proprietors, Messrs.
Ivison, Brakeman, Taylor & Co., the
well-known publishers, 1873 Il lao Grand
Street, New York, will send for trial,
samples of each of the twenty numbers
on receipt of twenty-five cents.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-06-18

: In the way of improvements,
Deacon Hitchcock Is at present
constructing two new houses on
Lewis street, between Second and
Third he has cleared and improv-
ed ten or twelve acres Of pasture
land on State street, below the
track, and has painted the house
on the corner Of Second and White
street. He has also recently pur-
chased the David Holmes place, on
Campbell street, while Mr.. Holmes
has erected new residence on
Baldwin street.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-06-18
Veterans, Attention.

At a meeting Of the veteran SOL
diers, held at the Armory in this
city, May Goth, 1879, it was resolv-
ed that the chairman call meeting
for the purpose of forming a perma-
ment organization of the veteran
soldiers of this section. In accord
ance Herewith, meeting for the
above purpose is called for the 9th
day of June, at 8 o'clock in the
evening at the Armory. 1t is hop
ed that every old soldier in the
county will attend or report to the
meeting, name and regiment, as
matters of importance to every old
soldier will then be considered.
Fl. s. SEAGE,
Chairman.
G. B. GEELEY,
Secretary.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-06-18
Sensible Advice.

You are asked every day through the
columns of newspapers and by your
Druggists to use something for your dys
pepsia aud liver complaint that you
know nothing about, you get discouraged
spending money with but little success.
Now to give you satisfactory proof that
Green's August Flower will cure you OF
dyspepsia and liver complaint with all
It's effects, such as sour stomach, sick
headache, habitual costiveness, palpita-
ton of the heart, heartburn, water
brash, fullness at the pit OF the stomach,
yellow skin, coated tongue, indigestion,
swimming of the head, low spirits, etc..
we ask you to go TO your druggists, and
get sample bottle of Green's August
Flower for 10 cents, and try IL, or a reg
ular size for 40 cents. Two doses will
relieve you. y25eowy2.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-06-18
HAwLEY & Co
NOTICE.

The bath house is now open. in con-
nection with the Fletcher House. Bath
days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays
and Sunday forenoons, and on other days
II steam can be had. Ordinary baths,
hot or cold. fresh baths, and shower
baths. Bath hours from a. IN. to p.
N f. WooD 81 WIFE,
Attendants.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-06-18

News Of a very discouraging pa
ture comes from Kansas, in regard
to some Of the farmers who once
resided In this county. We learn
that nearly all the crops are fail
ure, and that In one locality seven
teen farmers desire to sell out and
get away from that country. ID. B.
Wright has 100 acres Of wheat,
which It is believed, at best, viii
not yield more than Ave bushels ia
the acre, II 1t does that even, Kan
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School Examination.

The examination in the public
schools for the term ending June
9th, will be held next week in the
following order:
Monday morning, Miss Harper's
school.
Monday afternoon, Miss S. Dix
on's school.
Tuesday morning, Miss Spratt's
school.
Tuesday afternoon, Miss Kerr's
school.
Wednesday morning, Miss Da-
foes school.
Wednesday afternoon, Miss X.
Dixon's school.
Thursday morning, Miss Sellick's
school.
Thursday afternoon, Miss Smiths
school.
Friday morning, Miss Bachman's
school.
Friday afternoon, Miss Bacon's
school.
A cordial invitation is extended
to all.
f. s. DEWEY,
Superintendent.
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The following paragraph we
clip from the columns Of the
Au Sable News, and would ask
our own readers to look IL over
carefully before passing judgement
"Mr. Kelley postmaster OF Al
pena, IL is said, lobbied in the State
Senate to secure the defeat OF the
AlpcnA and South western 4. II.