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Y-rrERDAY,s STOCK SALES.


MORNING BOARD.
800 Ophir-394 39h
a75 M~exican-39A 80 39h
$40 Gould h Curry-14k
leo Best 4 Belcher--25 25A
225 California-7A ~
s4O Savage is 1874 ISL 15h
14O Con. virginia-7t IN
10 Chollar--45
la0 Hale & N~orcross-1S 1874 1871
40 C~hollar-48
Q2O Crown Point-6k
74O Yellow Jackct-21k 21k 21A 21s1
xa75 Im~pcrial-115c llOc
2iO Kentuck-6a
2O5 Alpha-18a lSk
a09O ~Beicher--8 8b57s Sls
ass Confdence-17 '6as 17k 16t ia
100 Sierra Nevada--H
1885 BulIion-8A Sh
1890 Exchequer-7 GU 6b 6S
Gas J~ustice--5ss 81
As Seq. Belcer-242 70
$50 Over man--12 IL l2bl0
1850 Succor-1
rs Union-61k
$50 Alta-7ss ~
1895 Lady ~Bryan-170c In
765 julia 405c 4 Aloe
375 Cal~edonia--310c
S5O BdltIulOIt-A -
1850 Silver Hill-260c IN 240c 2i5
$40 Dardanelles %
go New York-85c Soc
3 3 Phil. Sheridan-3Oc Csc
100 Senator 60c
2S5 Andes 55c Coo
800 Wells, Fargo--l5c zoe
1910 Ward--120c Ia
345 scorpion-lAs l60c
snn Qanntor--f5c
400 Leviathan-60c CSC
275 N. Con. virginia--9h 9h
$40 Benton--5A 5ss 5k
1870 Solid Silver--60c
26O Denton-5h 5fs
100 Con. Dorado-65e Toe
$50 Flowery--35c 40c
$50 N. Bonanza-lh
800 George Douglass--G0c
200 Succor-95c
100 Mackay-2l
EVENING BOARD.
IS Eureka Con.-30
90 Raymond & Ely--64 Ga
235 Jackson-7a
100 Belmont-5dc
$50 Leopard 30c
100 Gila-5c
200 Hussey-f5c
$40 Manhattan-2a
$50 Grand Prize 5a 5t
$50 Argenta- Coo 60c
800 Navajo-25c
$50 Endowment-20c
$50 INTERCHANGEABLE 1900 2
400 Belle Isle-3Oc
5000 Tuscarora-5c
$50 Day-S0c
200 Hamburg 100
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FOR SALE,

A HOUSE AND LOT. ON THE RICHMOND
N side of Ruby Hill. The house contains
four rooms and a good cellar. Also, q bed.
room set, carpets. stoves, etc. For particularly
apply to THOMAS MARKS.
Ruby Hill, February -, 1879. febl31mt
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Wanted.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY, TWO GIRLS,
w to wait on tables. Apply to
A. ROSENHEIM,
At the Cigar Store, Main street.
Eureka, December 16. 1878. All
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u ASCISWH
1T The EUREKA AND PALrsApE
Departures Yesterday.
rR Jewell Davis, VT K chd
. wolf Mrs NJ sherman K 2 CHI
Col 4 n Robinson Chas Mack
Al Ship. ND CT Saunders
Arrivals last Wight.
T u Rice J Dahms
&C Hay
Phoebe, Hamilton amd Eureka Line
Thos II Cash
by b Tybe stage Iine.
ARRIVALS.
James + Baker
Wells. Fargo d Co.'S Letter List.
me following letters were received at Wells.
Fargo 4 Co.'S Office last evening and not
delivered:
J D Chevallier asrc,.
i"omas II Wasserman
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70 the Public.

EROM AND T THIS DATE, H
IL Arm of Goidstone 4 Scott have no author
ity to collect bills for me. Hereafter l will
make my own collections.
JOHN HUEBNER.
Eureka, February 10, 1879. febll I'm
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FOR SALE.

COMPLETE OUTFIT o HOUsEKEEP.
n ING, consisting of bedsteads, bedding.
chairs, stoves. ETC., in fact everything suitable
for a medium sized family. Every thing new
and in perfect order. Also, house for rent
Apply at this Office for further particulars
JAM tt
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NOTICE.

VHHEREAS MY WIFE,. ISABEL NOR
w TON, has left my bed and board without
Just cause or provocation, l hereby give
notice that l will not be responsible for any
debts which she may contract.
THOMAS MORTON.
Eureka. January Is. 1879. ianl9tf
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FOR SAIL
FOR SALE.

r DESIRE TO SELL, UPON REASON -
i ABLE terms, my residence on Spring .<55I
street, with or without the furniture -
For particulars, apply at the premises OF "
the undersigned. VIM. H. DAVENPORT.
Eureka, January 4, 1879. jsn5 I'M
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WANTED.
WANTED
Wanted.
WANTED,

4 WOMAN, TO DO HOUsEwORK. WHO IS
N a good cook, washer and ironer. Apply
at this Office. jana tt
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NOTICE.

r II. DE LA MATYs' HAVING ON THE
e. LIST of January. 1879, sold his business
and goodwill to C. Il. and DIR. f. b. De La
Matyr, the business will hereafter be carried
on by them, under the firm name Of
G. X. DE LA MATYR & co.
Eureka, January 80, 1879. jan31 Inn
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NOTICE

r TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING
the public that Jacob Ruff Is not in my
employ. and does not transact any business for
me. All parties indebted will please make
payments only to me.
VIM. r. BIDDLINGMEYER.
Eureka, January 30, 1879. jan31 I'M
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STATE ITEMS.

|
John L. Mckcoun. n young Bonning-
ton, Vt, carpenter, died suddenly, on
Thursday, from drinking ice-water too
freely.
II Is estimated that IL will require
over half million Of dollars to pay the
arrears of pensions due Vermonters
under the act Of January %, 1879.
The late Abel Sicarns of IIighgato,
w., left $4,000 10 the local Mcthodists
as fund to support preaching.
The managers of the st. Adams iron
an steel works find that they are not
able to fill the orders for rails, and will
begin eaecting new steel furnace ear
ly in July.
Leonard Austin's hotel az Lowell.
VT, was burned early Saturday morn
ing. The property was owned by Her
bert Brown. Loss $1,000: partially
insured in the Vermont Mutual.
AT five o'clock last Saturday morning
while three boys were swimming in a
mill pond, at Windsor, Leslie, son of
the late Isaac Morgan, ward of Hon.
Gilbert A. Davis, aged 16, was
drowned.
Three men,--IIorace, George and
AFRO Griffith, fell from the top of the
barn of A. Anterior, of Duxbury,
last Thursday, by tho breaking of a
staging, in to the basement and were
picked up helpless. George had an
arm broken. All were severely Injured
in the spine and breast and are in a
critical condition.
The examination Monday and Tues
day at the normal school at Randolph
resulted in the graduation of a class of
twenty-six, twenty-five in the first and
four in the second course. Prof. A. L.
Leavenworth, who has had charge OF
the school for some time, is to leave at
the close of the present term, and A. +.
Edison, Dartmouth '7S) is to take his
place. Mr.. Kochleau, Misses Jones,
Sherman and Farr have been re-en-
gagged. A large and elegant boarding
house has been completed the past year,
so now the school is second to none in
the State as fitting school for teachers.
Allen. Wheaton, a well known and
highly respected farmer of Pawlet, VT,
while on his way from Salem to his
home Saturday afternoon was kicked
to death by the horse. Mr.. Wheadon
who had been subp4ned as a witness
left Salem about eight O'Clock Saturday
evening in company with neighbors
and when near the residence of Johr
Cleveland the horse, which had hereto
fore been going very quietly, began to
kick. Mr.. Wheadon undertook to gel
out of the carriage, the top of which
was mp, intending to take the horse by
the head, when he was kicked in the
breast, the blow breaking three ribs ant
driving them into the lungs, from the
effects of which he died in few min
utes. His remains were taken to hi,
home near West Pawlet. The deceased
was widely known and highly re
pected.
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from prac-
tice, having had placed in his hands by
an East India missionary the formula
of simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure of con-
sumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asthma,
and all throat and lung affections, also
o positive and radical cure for nervous
debility and all nervous complaints, af-
ter having tested its wonderful curative
powers in thousands of cases, has felt it
his duty to make it known to his suffer-
ing fellows. Actuated by this motive,
and desire to relieve human suffering,
l will send, free of charge, to all who
desire it, this recipe, with full direc-
tons for preparing and using, in Ger
man, French, or English. Sent by mail
by addressing with stamp, naming this
paper, w. w. Sherar, 149 Powers
Block, Rochester, N. Y. 12eow1
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Notices.
h lars and fly-traps at Wales 4

Fruit jars and fly-traps at Wales 4
Hydc's.
Paris green and helleborc in guam
titles to suit, at Plumley's.
Fresh lot of new and nobby bust
ness suits, just received at Reads cloth
ing store.
Warm meals at all hours al W. ii.
Ellis's new eating saloon, south end Of
the bridge.
WANrEp.-Next Monday, good UNI
washed wool at IS to 20 cents.
I'D. TwITCHELL.
Twill be at John Sargcnt's shop on
Monday to payl the highest price tor
hides of all descriptions. GEO. MCCUE.
DIR. l.. E. Mellen will close his office
,Julv 8. for a vacation OF two weeks, al.
fer which time he will be pleased to see
patrons and friends.
Extra nice pure cider vinegar
$50 gallons of the choicest cider vinegar
known for years. just try some OF it,,
SHELDON Il Co.
I want to hire the use of six Ethan
Allen or Lambert mares to breed 10
Landlord This season. Apply at
once. EDWIN o STU" Ellie
Cornwall, June "a, 1879.
Buy Hydrangea, or seven Barkss,
for all diseases of the kidneys and blad-
der and for rheumatism. 1t is the
best known remedy. For sale by DIR.
Plumley.
SEWING MACHINE FOR SEA new
easy running shuttle machine with all
the usual extras, and does the best of
work. Has embroidering attachment
Apply at Register office.
Our apothecary department is com.
plete and with competent dispensers and
moderate prices you will do well to pat
ronize us. Yours respectfully.
If SHELDON Il Co.
We will pay the highest cash price
for live poultry every day in the week.
viii take them in at the barn neal
Harvey Smiths on Seymour street.
If PIPER 81 ROBBINS.
The notes and accounts of the es'
tates of w. w. Eaton and W. 5. Good
rich can be paid, if paid within a few
DAYS, to w. w. Eaton or myself, with
out any additional cost.
If A. p. UPPER.
ITHACA HORSE RAKE This has beer
greatly improved for the season o
1879. Can be used as hand or sell
dump rake. Prices reduced and salts
faction guaranteed. All parts warrant
ed with fair usage for one year.
ALBERT CHAPMAN, Agent,
Middlebury, June 6, 1879.
VERMONT SHEEP BREEDERS AssoCIA
TIoN.-The committee on pedlgreei
will hold meeting at the Addison
House, Middlebury, on Thursday IJulA
10, at 9 O'Clock, A. NJ. Those that have
lambs sired by rams not registered
will save expense if they present then
at that time.
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GRANVILLE.

Deferred Items.
All crops are backward on account
of the trosts.
Quincy and Ebcn Ford do not re.
sumo their places at the White Noun.
tains, as was expected.
The other day, r. M. Hubbard
took swarm of bees from the top of q
maple tree by saving the limb of and
letting them down, and saved the bees
d. II. Whitney and sons had O
four-horse team driven by Willie Riley
run off a bridge near the Hamilton mil
with load of large logs. One horse
was injured.
Mr.. Chambcrlin, who lives near the
Hancock line, found Paris green in his
spring where the family get their water
Some of of the family drank of the wa
ter and were made sick.
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I.| I'|| 80 - = ~ - "
Tile village school closed Friday
afternoon, June lG, with q surprise sup
per 10 the school. All seemed to enjoy
II. The teacher being called TO the
door for moment, a young lady TOOK
advantage and placed o pair of lovely
vases upon the desk, present from the
school. Out of thirty-one scholars
there were ten who did not stay ont
day. Their names arc: Johnnie Evortsi
Freddie Fits, Mary Gibbs, Gcrtie
Howard, Lizzie Marvin, Charlie Pray,
Tenpic Rowe, Jennie Thomas, Ida
Thomas and Henry Fay. Those who
lost but one day are: Maggie Hines,
frankie Howard, Emma Rock and
Lutte Thomas. The pupils having no
tardy marks are frankie Bump,
Johnnie Everts, Freddie Fits, Mary
Gibbs, Rose Harrington, Maggie Hines,
Gertie Howard, frankie Howard,
Hattie Henderson, Lizzie Marvin, Mary
Martin, Charlie Pray, Emma Rock,
Teunie Rowe, Lura Senry, Carrie
Senry, Lutte Thomas, Jennie Thomas,
Ida Thomas, Henry joy and Frank Per-
SONS. Those who had but one tardy
mark were: Emily Couant, Lottie Co.
nant and Addie Warehouse.
We are in receipt of a cactus, sent
by Willie Noyes, formerly a resident of
this town, but now living in Colorado.
Among our various cacti specimens,
from the cactus gydndiforus, down to
the cold hen and Chickens" this one
coming so far in Uncle Sans mail bags,
shows wonderful tenacity of life and
power of endurance, as well as the lux
uriant growth OF vegetation in that eli
mate. We are more than ever delight
ed with this new specimen, and would
be glad to exhibit it in some floral hall
where its perfect symmetry could be
more generally appreciated.
LOVER OF PLANTS.
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ADDISON.
Deferred Items.
-Haying begins about this time.

Deferred Items.
--Haying begins about this time.
Fishing parties to the lake are now
very popular.
Mr.. Stephen Willmarth is again in
the wool trade.
Our strawberry girls are doing
very little business.
Giles, of Jersey street, has drawn
AZ pounds of milk from his COW in one
day.
Wonder how that young lady feels
who wagercd new hat that asp
would visit her last Sunday evening? :
The walking mania" has appear.
ed among us. A foot race was given
on the Whitford trotting course, last
week.
"A gallant husband; the one who
promised his wife.a trip to Vergenncs
and then sneaked Off alone before she
had risen in the fmornhg.
When to home. sweet home, returning,
Dim the lamps OF peace were burning
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4 OR WE'LL.

Deferred Items ~ - ~
There is some talk about town
fair this fall.
Geo. Wright, Esq, of Albany, was
in town last week.
DR.. j. S. Gale and wife are ex.
pected home next week.
The Orwell Evergreens will give
an entertainment at the Ladies' parlol
on the evening of the 26th inst. Thu
exercises will consist of music, concer
rccitations. declarations, an origina
essay by Miss Ellen Rier, reading by
Miss Mary Hall. Admission, Is cents
Refreshments will be served. Door
will open at o'clock, p. NJ, and tn
exercises will commence one hou
later.
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RP1ON.
DtICTTtu ItefnS.
Mr.. p. Turner still remains at s. G
Tisdale's, and is improving.


Mr.. p. Turner still remains at s. G..
Tisdale's, and is improving.
"A gentleman here was very anx-
ious to find man that had stepped
outside of his usual circle of acquaint-
ance, and a short card inserted in the
Register for few weeks, brought to
light five different persons that would
answer the advertisers purpose, though
they are widely scattered. Who says
that the Register does not circulate?
Your correspondent is in bit of a
quandary; if he chronicles the general
happenstanccs of the day, he is assailed
as a fomenter of scandal, busybody in
other mems matters, by small portion
of our citizens; andiif he fails to report
the size of egg the favoriie biddy laid,
the latest bit of neighborhood gossip,
or advertise everybody's business as
the greatest thing going in its line they
say, 1--WE take a newspaper for the
news, there is never nothing in the pa
per, and don't want it no longer"
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The excise laws were enforced by the
police in New York last Sunday. Side
doors and rent doors were the only
means Of entrance to most saloons, and
some few places were closed up alto
gether. Nine liquor dealers were ar
raigned and four of them held in 800
bail, the others being discharged. Dur
ing the day 40 or so saloon keepers, or
their bartenders, were arrested and
locked up. The raid is said 10 have
been flzzle. The liquor dealers are
loud In their denunciaiions of the au-
thorities. The police officials say that
the Sunday law will be strictly enforc-
ed hereafter.
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County News
BRLDPORT.

We regret to announce the death of
Mr.. f. S. Pcttibonc. from heart dis
ease. He was one of our best citizens,
and will be much missed
The select school held their picnic
in f. ii. Merrill's grove last Saturday.
The scholars and all had a very pleas
ant time, after which they dispersed
and returned to their homes.
AT the funeral of f. S. Pettibono a
team took fright and ran away. The
occupants were thrown from the wagon
and one of them badly hurt. A docter
was called to attend.
Deferred Items.
Ed Nichols has returned home from
the West.
Paris green will soon have to come
to the rescue, or no potatoes.
Most of the farmers have sold this
years clip of wool ut from IS TO 32 cts.
per pound, most of il being shipped to
Troy aud Boston.
Many of the farmers are still at
their springs work, and recon- days
trip through other towns revealed the
fact that we are not alone in our glory.
Philip Stone has removed his door
somely arranged barbed wire fence, on
which he will be happy TO see people
sit and discuss politics and the weather.
Rev. r. Mott, of Addison, will
preach in the Baptist church next Sab
bath, the 29th, at four O'Clock, PM, and
take a collection and receive snbscrip-
tons in behalf of the Vermont Baptist
State Missionary Association.
AIRS. Scott, wife of the late join
Scott of this place, died in Crown Poin
the l7th inst, and was inferred in tn,
village cemetery of that place. Sh,
leaves seven surviving children, Will
her husband she came from Scotlan,
over twenty-five years ago.
George Smith, who buys butter q
, the store of Ketch Bros, pays the high
8 est price for prime article. Geo. an
wait on all who need their services
They do not keep Colorado beetl
traps, but sell Paris green at 30'cents
pound.
y In the week ending June 2, Mr.
. Samuel Searle made from one CO..
" twelve pounds and twelve ounces ,
butter, besides furnishing milk an
e cream TO a small family. The COW WI
is driven one-half mile 10 pasture, an
l. kept in close yard nights. We b
lieve this is the best report yet.
e On the 10Th inst, Augustus Ca
d penter, having brought the mail fro
rs Crown Point to the West Bridport pc
Office at the lake shore, at Frost ferr
\ procured ample drinks at the store, al
Is in about fifteen minutes was in glol
70 GUS fighting mood. After insulting
gentleman standing by, he went +
Thomas Stafford, who was sitting
t, the store and minding his own bushes
Of Stafford in self-defense put him on q
he floor several times, but did mt strike
attempt TO hurt him. Carpenter fins
10 ~ gave him up rs too tough eustome
NJ and proceeded TO make free with sou
of others of the bystapders.s A very liy
ly tusscl was threatened, az Carpent
talked in sangliipary strair, so th
ne the merchant and his elerk iprocur'
III their revolvers to use II necessary. "a
~ penter finally left the store. by [
way, it would seem that there was
nj fine chance TO put ;he prohibitory Ia
n in operation In that locality, as I
10 place has become sort of rendezyo
e. for thirsty characters.
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WEsroN's FAMOUS WALK. The last
contest frthe NOV historical Ashley
belt was begun at Agricultural Hall,
London, Eng, on Monday, Jnne l6. at
one O'Clock, A. NJ. John Ennis, of Chi
cago, H., "Blower" Brown, of Turn
ham Green, Eng, r. Harding of Black
we'll, Eng, and f. p. Weston of Provi.
dence, r. l., were the contestants. II
will be remembered that short time
ago in the international contest in New
York that this same belt, then in the
hands of O'Leary, an American, wa,
won by Rowell, an Englishman, and
taken to England. Rowell was unable
to run in this match, as he had injured
a foot very badly just before the race
During the first part of the race Brown
went ahead and was the general favor
lite, but Tuesday Weston went aheat
but Brown passed him again. o.
Thursday forenoon, however, Weston
passed Brown again and at the clos
was over fifty miles ahead. Weston
made $50 miles in six days, the bes
time on record, and brings the bel
back TO America.
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A Good Housewife.

The good housewife, when shells give
ing her house its spring rennOvating
should bear in mind that the dear in.
mates of her house are more precions
than many houses, and that their sys
tens need cleansing by purifying the
blood, regulating the stomach and bow.
els to prevent and cure the diseases arts
ing from spring malaria and miasma
and she must know that there is nothing
that will do it so perfectly and surely
as Hop Bitters, the purest and best OF
medicines. Sec other column.
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GRANVILLE.

Farmers begin TO think about hay
ing.
On Sunday. the 22d nit. an unoccu-
pied House belonging to Chester
Downer had the windows smashed up
badly by small boy.
Willis Chopper starts meat cart
this week in addition to the one alread,
run from Rochester by Isaac Hubbard
it may make beef cheaper.
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JAibhlebrrg Rrglstrr
FRIDAY, JULY 4. 1879.

,bat tho RrgIsTRR Is the leading local newspaper
in Addison County and has larger circuihhoh
n the county than any other two papers.
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IL a A A WEEK in your own town, and no
~ capital risked. You can give the bus
mess trial without expense. The
best opportunity ever offered for those
uwilling to work. You should try moth.
Y " " ing else until you see for yourself what
you can do at the business we offer. No room To
explain here. You can devote all your time or
only your spare time to the business, and make
great pay for every hour that you work. Women
make AS much rs men, Sendi for special private
terms and particulars. which we mail free. So
Outfit Tree. Don't complain of hard times while
You have such chance. Address II. HALLETT
Il co, Portland Maine. lily
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New Goods Received Every Week.

Middlebury, June 49,
p S-A New Lot BLUE YACHT SUITS just fece'0 "
READS CLOTHING STORE
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vast success. Everybody pronounced
them beauties
The attendance of the alumni has
seldom been larger of recent years than
it has been this week.
Tho Delta Epsilon society had very
pleasant reunion at their hall over tie
bank Tuesday afternoon.
The class that has this week become
Sophomore is the largest in numbers
that has been. in college since 1861.
No Ware medal was offered this year
nor will be henceforth, Mr.. Ware hav
ing declined to appropriate the fund'
The weather has been as fine as coul'
l be wished tor commencement, and
} large number of visitors have bee
present.
The ANIMAL cremation exercises wer
omitted this year, only two Ia the elias
. (Sophomore) being in favor of celebrf
9 ing them.
h The Freshman class, TO commenc
college next fall, bids fair to be of goo
size, though not so large, probably,
, last falls class.
n Hon. O. ID. Scott, of Texarkani
a Ark, was here the first time since h
: graduation in '6s. Many friends wei
K glad to see him.
NNWe understand that Dugald Stewar
|, who>was obliged to leave the class Z
h 70 On account of illness, will enter Il
?. class of 80 next fall.
Z So far as the heat was concerned, Il
Q last was the most comfortable con
u mcnccment day within the memory
the present generation.
u The singing by the choir at u
o Congregational church last Saba
= morning was highly complimented
u many, as il deserved TO be.
N The hcrculean form of the assisia
IS marshal, "Ajax" Cady, attracted co
le siderable notice, the human mind peli
prone to associate grandeur with siz