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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-07-31
Payment of a $4,000 Life Insurance
Policy BY the Union Central.

Payment of a $4,000 Life Insurance
Policy BY the Union Central.
Mr.. Humphrey Hidy, who died recent
ly in this county, held a $40, 1000 insur-
ance policy on his life in the Union Cen
tral Life Insurance Company, of Cincin-
natl. We take pleasure in noting the
prompt settlement of the death loss by
Capt. E. A. Ramsay, agent OF the COM
pany here, who paid over the amount on
the 25th inst, to the administrator of Mr..
Hidy. The following card is evidence of
the satisfactory manner in which the
Union Central deals with its policy
holders:
JEFFERsONvILLE, FAYETTE Co., o.,
July %, 1879.
Received of the Union Central Life In
surance Company of Cincinnati, through
their gen. 'l.sagent, e. A. Ramsay of Wash
ington G. H., Ohio, ten thousand dollars,
in full payment of policy No. 1880, on
the life of Humphrey Hidy, deceased.
For prompt payment of losses, honest,
fair dealing, l take pleasure in recon-
mending the Union Central Life Insur-
ance Company of Cincinnati, Ohio, to
those wanting reliable life insurance.
WM. H. JONES,
Administrator Estate of Humphrey Hidy.
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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-07-31

and second editions, as TO give
false ideas to those who have n
opportunity of reading it; thus
a necessity in again offering an al
account of our work to all inter
perpetuating the memory of tn
crusade days:
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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-07-31

rayer and song
/ eleven saloons,
torres to sell only
cred, scofed and
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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-07-31

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elk, meeting
It inyariable
: not even
Fe will call
St. Landry democrat., 1879-05-17

Our Little Hatcbet Climb sprospcring,
and we are happy to see the married
men of our town swelling the ranks OF
the faithful A library has been started,
and the handsomely appointed rooms
now occupied by the club speak we'll
for its prosperity and success. How
could any organization wlqse watch
ward is truth, fail I? Wives should eE-
courage their husbands to join, aud usk
no 0AcefiUHe.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-05-17

We call the attention Of parties in,
terested to the petition of the agent OF
the Louisiana Western Railroad Com
pany, to The Judge of this district. He
will be in Opelousas, on June 10th, as
stated in the petition. All owners OF
land along the ,ine or this railroad had
better read the petition, which will be
found in another column.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-05-17
JUDICIAL ADvERTHsEMENTs.
NOTICE OF FINAL TARLEAU.
PROBATE COURT, PARISH OF 81. LANDRY,
SO. 494S.
ESTATE OF WILLIAM LYONS, DECEASED.
WIFE.

Whereas, Il. r. Lyons and J. B. Lyons, of the
parish Of st. Landry tcstamcntary executors
OF the estate of William Lyons, DECEASED, latG
OF the parish of St. Landry, having filed a final
accompanied by Their petition praying for the
homologation of the same.
And whereas the prayer of said petition has
been granted bfsan order OF court, bearing date
May 9th, 1879.
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to Ill
persons interested to make o,n0atioa to said
tablcau i'll writing at my Office in the town of
Gpaiaiisas, within the tiiGe1tquired by law, willy
the said tabIetu should not be homolUgated and
confirmed. JAMES 0. CHACHERE, Clerk.
4 may 17-ede
St. Landry democrat., 1879-05-17

we reckon they'll not get much of it..
The accused arc bad men, and as the
District Attorney we'll remarked in his
argument to the jury, you can lock out
a thief, you can guard against a mnr-
derer or an assassin, but what man is
safe. in his life. liberty, reputation or
property, if pcrjurels arc allowed to go
free and unpunisled ?"
These convictions, we look upon, as
amongst the most important eyer made
in our district Court, and we hope if the
occasion should ever arise again, that
the District Attorney will do as he did in
this case, hold the parties to account
and prosecute them to the bttcrest e2-
tremitv Of the law, for if any class of
malefactors on earth are to be despiscd,
Ioathed and feared, it is those who under
the solemn sanction Of an oath will
commit this sorl killing crime"
Our District Court is drawing to a
close. All the civil and criminal cases
have either been tried, dead docketed,
or continued (vcry few Of the latter).
Not a single case tried by the Petit
Jury has been found not gnitH, and
not a single mistrial. 1t shows one
thing, and that is, that onr Grand Jury,
weighed well all evidence brought before
them, and sent no one to be tired before
the Petit Jury unless they were satisfied
that the evidence was sufficient to con-
yict him or her. In every case when
the District Attorney filed an infor
formation tile parties have come into
open court and plead guiliy, or been
tried and found guilty.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-05-17

See interesting editorial matter on
fourth page.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-05-17

VpELOUslS. SATURDAY. MAY Il. 1879.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-10
Sale OF Real Estate by Assignee.


In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINf.
In the matter OF Peter sib.
lev and Edward X. Sibley,
Partners rs Peter Sibley In Bankruptcy.
Son,
Bankrupts.)
DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS. ..f ....
Pursuant to an order of the Court, Issued No.
vember l3, 1878 the undersigned, Assignee of the
estate OF said Bankrupts, will cell at public auc.
ton, at the Office of Hei bert NJ Heath. Augusta
Me, Friday, January, 18th, 1879, at 10 A. M, the
following real estate, viz:
lone lot known ~ the Cole farm, situated in Vas.
salboro', Kennebec County, State of Maine, r0und.
ed Y, ginning west side OF road leadin nom
George TabeTs to Daniel Pnrington's; thence run.
Mug no"therly on said Fryes east line to land Of
Chas. Fl. Nichols; thence running easterly on said
road, and along the south line of Daniel Puring-
toms land to land ofN. T.. Taber; thence running
southsrly on said Taber's west line. to land OF
George Taber; thence running westerly on said
George Taber's north line to said roadS
Also one lot in said Vassalboro', beginning at
northeast corner OF Albert NJ Bradley's land, on
the road leading from the outlet, SO called. to
North VasealbOro', thence running northerIy on
said road eighty flour ieet 10 land OF II. Mower:
thence running westerly parallel with said Brad.
ley@s north line to land of Ann Worth thence run
ming easterly on said Bradey's north line to first
mentioned bound"
Bo'h # said parcels being subject to mortgage
given TO Augusta Savings Bank, dated February
8, 1875, recorded in Kennebec Registry, Book sos,
page l26. The amount now due will be made
known at time and place of sale.
HERBERT NJ. HEATH, Assignee.
dec25 t3s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-10

To Rent
A CONVENIENT TENEMENT, nearly new on
n Crescent Street. IRA d. STURGES.
decl7In .
California Psmpas Plumes ut Piper's,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-10
90 40 mi Acres ofFarming Land
%, III, JUlGIVEN AWAY

Persons wishing to avail themselves of n good
nome IN Minnesota by buying Presumption, Home
stead, H. H. Lands or Tree claims, will lind il to their
advantage by sending 55 cts. for book of 100 pages
giving full description of these and other lands with
laws AS to Soldiers Homesteads, and other laws per
tanning 10 Government lands and guide If they wish
who knows these lands, by addressing = L. John
son, No 700 9TH Street. Minneapolis, Mimi.
dec27t&w4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-10
GORHAM NORMAL SCHOOL !
The First Term
on
Wednesday, January 80, 1879.

The examination for admission will be held at ths
school building on Tuesday preceding.
The course VIII continue one year and will be
strictly adapted to training teachers.
Circulars containing statement of the terms Of ad
misson may DE obtained by addressing Hon. w. j
COkTHELL, Principal, at Augusta.
Good board can he obtained at reasonable rates I'm
Gorham Village. Information respecting board and
transportation may be obtained by addressing Col.
Humphrey Cousens at Gorham. dec3itGw1w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-10

kkNNEBEC COUNIY-In Probate Court at
augusta on the second Monday of December 1878,
SARAh AFTER, Guardian OF Adeline y. Car
- ter OF Chelsea, in said County, minor, having
peti ioned for license to sell at public auction or
private sale, the following real estate of said ward
the proceeds 10 be placed on interest, viz: All
the interest OF said ward In the homst tead of her
deceased father being one undivided third part
subject to the W dow's right OF dover:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the second Monday of
January next, in the Daily Kennebec journal, q
newspaper printed in Augusta that all persons in
terested may attend at Court of Probate then to
be holden at Augusta, and show cause, If any,
why the prayer OF said petition should not be
granted.
H. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest :-CHARLEs HEwINs, Register. dec20t3w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-10
Afgal advertisements.
I'M RAN Ex7UFTOx.
Assignee's Sale IF Property by
Auction.

DuRsu Mt to an order ofthe United States Dis
1 irict Court for the district of Name. and in
accordance ~hh the provisions OF the Revised
aa''s o "a of I'll Henry p"0' Whit. auction IN
day OF January.A ID. 1873. at 3 O'Clock p M all
the right tue and int resi- both at law and equity
which the Gould Engine Company, Corporation.
Bankrupt had on the z4th day OF April. A. ID. 1873,
the date OF the filing of the petition in Bankruptcy
against said Company, by It's creditors, in end to
said Bankrupt's estate, to wit =
All the right, title and interest which the said
Gould Engine Company has or had under the fol-
lowing patent right deeds, and the Assignments
OF the same, to manufacture, and sell TO others
to be used, certain improvements in paper pulp
Under deed from Great Britain to Frederick
Curtis. numbered .8s. and assignments OF same
sSd asd from Se Gould Egns
Curtis numbered W ,656 and as assignments of same
from said Curtis to said Gould Engine COMPANY;
numbered 1859 and assignment OF same from said
Curtis to said Gould Engine Company under GER
originally issued by the United States 70 simeon l..
Gould, and by said Gould conveyed to SAID Gould
Engine Company; under certain letters patent
ted, June 8, A. d. 1874, and numbered ISL s77 as.
signed by said Hitchings to Simeon l.. Gould and
by said Gould assigned to said Gould Engine
All the aforesaid letters patent from the United
States and assignments thereof being subject to
HOlyoke, Massachusetts, and OF Harvey Scribner
OF Gardiner, under contract OF said Gould En-.
CINE Company, with said Holyoke Machine Com
pany, dated April Is, A. d. 1875, and under any
and all contracts with said Hoiyoke Company,
subsequent to that date up TO the date of filing OF
Pc ition In bankruptcy against said Gould Engine
Company by its or, ditors.
Also all rights, titles and privileges, which said
Gould Engine Company has had under a con
tract OF said Holyoke Machine Company, with
said Gould Engine Company, dated April 49, A. D.
1873.
Also the franchise OF said corporation consisting
OF all hts titles and privileges every nature
and from whatsoever source. hitherto enjoyed by
said corporation up TO date Of said petition 6led,
comprising TWO thousand (20u0) shares of stock OF
SAID company, all books; deeds and papers OF ev.
cry kind relating to the business OF said corpora
ton and used and al in the course OF said bust
ness.
Meaning thereby to make sale Of all the right,
title and interest which the Gould Engine Compa.
ny corporation had and TO all the Aforesaid prop
erty at the date the Hing OF tne petition in Bank
ruptey against IT, and all right, title and nterest in
and to the same, acquired by me as Assignee Of
said Bankrupt since said petition was fled.
LORENZO d. COOKE,
Assignee in Bankruptcy of the Gould Engine
Company. 4w5t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-10

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the subscrib.
N er has been duly appointed Administrator
with will annexed on the estate of
WILLIAM WENDENBURG. late of Augusta,
has undertaken that trust by given bond as the law
directs: All persons, therefore, having demands
against the estate of said deceased desired
hibit the for settlement; and all indebted to
said estate requested to make immediate pay
ment to HERBERT NJ. HEATH.
IL. 1873. dec2st3wR
, 1879-06-27

laud, J, received very careful. acholarly constdcr-
atiot. 1lc attributed her otefahrow 10 her I'm.
polite devotion to Individual liberty A. The ex,
nen1p al national BtrCa1t'l ana GFo"tni nnu 70
hr7 disregard ot tbs !a.portauce ~ fo'i'stesetsl
paHer mud tito tnany Lessons OF pot't1sal expert
ot,ec. .,,,. ., u... n
"Lt!e Duality vas tnq LIE u 80 s!ms a beilo
stteam of life, and Ore" many thoughtful re.
Elections frotn tte eonsemplatlon;;, ill.,, Ihs "aas
beautiful, po'l'o' aud Us feoo was 'g''
sIafssS Sn1GsseG; Gsrr,g,on. orntton on "rho so,.
ltv Ut Lilo" DISPLAYED laxurlance OF meta
or ana in' waa sosI M y, pew
ae5 10 s fo,s y H. NJ as e,
figures. tho;El, thsy wefs +, .'u generally aunro
pf,atn ani o1teh charninE III .!'slr , nplnesf. lhs
nob'istY Of litc. ny thought. n ,oHi largely N
nntn'asty ana asyution. ..t n.sI l"a''''eso m'h1
Miss Laura Il. nessief seaa u -, me z manheta
neat ai,i lntsses..n1 IT essu' oA nie ocasc" lus
TIC Golden Fleece" J.. .,,.,- -.
5ioneeEs MeFe s, eHo'3eIeM Wa,s',. " tie's '!fs
@ @sgo ~; q immlaratlon a!'a 1 p!oneGs G YORK.
lAe Neat " osea nooe' y uen,s t,aoG, u. ny p!-
oneert. - "a an aGu o. p!omssiss ,ai 81 y, n anysnEon
at tnpnnns aha @ rsfe ~ Hssl ,mnn"r " ppeess IN
aft ut'a hlofais; lug m1atcs'Si NJ p'o"esI molgc!
Into The sp'1tual: Mo asc m surrounded
Therd wa chaslehets Atn Gle.
eaht alMpllslly ~ uio Go1tp"I,'on ssaagp - o.
- sn's ,..nt -. tsS a.h - thn,~It mi ir,iani 49,
~ unusual acota o. tnouEn. ~ Mna t. i"ssal ~ eoa'
tinnlsy-h nFaec INV ,. " ~ e,Rpoa.
Ton tlat made 1t to rs tile most e'3osa'Ic Of
tho pcr1nsIn.nces
MISS Eiae Lyon aoaea masct'a,y ~ 70 1nc ener-
taahmeht q tne assemp.! " nGt y, 1e"1s u aa
eesaE on victor or Yanqnashaur, 1c,,, cue eSan'
ined Tue real character 81 the Worias son1llets,
ntsd the 1ofces in ane't!es anat nass te plelos
from tho van9ulsaea, ~ Wnat victory coile'fts,
asla sle methoos o. attatn,hE u.
Suffrage, Ns wy anu EaraMo1nt iMoof~
tance lg @ Matlohat Lie" va trentea ~ tAe 91s.
tion Of william r. Nav. ne anvaeatea s,G.. Radical
changcs III shlfaga. iMat OUT pu!lSal ', sy.tem
| snl1ht Keep pace WILL I1c ue'a"hoa " ouf 8oela
, 1879-06-27
KNOX COLLEGE.

sptcspi M.pnseA to TAt TRIBUNE.
GAL.snuRa, ILL.,, Juno 8.-The thirty'fourth
annual Conmcuccnsent-cxeFsfses OF kuox Col
legs and SeInluary wcee hold Ia tho sOaata-
House promptly as o'clork this morning.
Abayo the trout OF tho rostsum nan. ths class
motto, "Cor Unum via Una"
The exercises Wcro Introduced With music br
Mopmoush's artistic musicians. Dr.. ita!sh, NJ
Chicago, otlercd the ooening prayer After IN
otl,cr Inspiring solection l,y the bund, President
patsnan announced the trst speaker, Willlnnl
T.. Hay, who delivered In Latu tho yalutatory
address,
Miss lsoso McCal1 read in voice tnandtble 10
q largo part Of her audience a tluely-wrltten
essay. "l.ot There Bo Light" Tho young lady
described cscation'E morn, Wien God said, "l.et
there bo light" Ths dat has a present npplte4-
tlon to the Intellectual ual moral nlcroeoatu OF
each Individual. 1t calls upon Us for sclf'cn-
nob,emeGt aud culture, We should seek Inward
l'gh. rather shaa publicity. aud be ourselves tue
% imitnron was ti,e title ot 30 osa.!oa BY
L. L. Morrison. Initiation Il at two knds.--
imitation, lsv faculty, asa4 isn!tatta, t4s act;
NJ man was ever great by imitatloll' il'c SOU
Kaleidoscope has tts eyus-Tstylns pictures. Tho
world has need VI Vie man ~he atu1iest believes
4t. a..,l eustyutes hts own peculiar lMHrcasihus,
purposes, aud ideas, and IN this way eyerY. ouo
sa,, ntye tha world sosnvshng .!stat It haas not
before, and It we'll eaa lsc. rhta was nh'qoo
Tbs essay BY M!ss MagEls u, Bliss on "Faces !"
VIVA reai ID . CLEAR a,iA dsatinet toae, AID Win
every expressive snululAtio,
Thn philosophical GRAFTON waa given " Wl!l*
lam 3. Turner: Ills subject. "Tliu fall Of 70"
, 1879-06-27
GREELEY AND STEVENS.

NHpnHlleHDu laSEterH sFO1R AurH*
D-ttfarH tFh.} ChrrfFpanarnct Phf9Idelhhfd 1ftnfs
While rrstIny lit the cool atmosphere here nud
enjoying the brneiit Of thu fan1el water ef B>4'
ford Snrings catne across two nrlyate letters
from Mr.. Greeley mud Mr. Stevens, both written
In 1867, Which will be read with interest. Viz
stevuns was candtlnts for United Btatea sena'
tor Ia the winter OF 1861, whnn Gou. Can'esoa
was chosen, mud 1t was during thu heat Of thc
contest that rdued for sh.nu months beforo ale
election that Mr.. Stevens was accused o.
ashclHm. Mr.. Kcagg, then au actIyc local poll
tfclau In this suction, and now living Ii t'a
West, wrote Mr. Stevens on the subject, a1'd
tho following Ia his rcply-the original being III
the possession OF Judge 1Inli:
Jan, 23. lS8T.--DEAM Sin: / fec'd yens !estet
I nIn not surprised. nor. much nnscI " ang
sen,,a1 which may he publicly Of pr!yatsy a!telsa
70 your par4onal sugsea,tou, however, w4l!tnsly
respond. Al! tl,u atatrments which yna sa!4 wets
made nre faise ~ to authnr well k1ew. II lle h,4
anv knowledge nh tue subject. hAvp a'%ati
Doen a arm believer III Tho nlbtc.. liz is a fso!
WIN l,Abblitses tho eztstoMeU ni . God, ~ Soaan
On IT, ssG Locs ect,Sse 4 .o
I tlase aati lhat uaYcr leny my charges, pow
over gross, mnks M exception where o! IN M
preensiSn 10 plssy tshs metc pisvl, bat would o,i
not ba thouvht ~ snade'. j was salsod Dapt's'
spa adRsts . 'es 0os He1s, e. s7svr,
MFs AGAkJs AN@H|Hps @A"'-
Mr. Casebcer wRs cv!dcntlv all adtnlrer d NJ;
Grcctoy, hut, like many others. he was Eresea
because Mr. Greeley l,atl stgued the Jc1 nats
bat,bond. He Ind written alr. Greeley lm
photograph mud doubtless Expressed hls tes'e;f
ahout Ihe great Republican leaduE oelnE 9sc ~
Dsyis' surcstcs, to which MIR. Greeley rop!'ea ~
follows:
OrF1cx ar THE TuNnuxx, Nav fogx- JnH ops M
1aD7,-DxAR ssn: haupon to have bsren' n ous. me-
tThs 3rEunf. wi, zee. 10 sending ont lurtd anI @
ano atocl enernylag.J ycnd suu what ha,s. sS, sSp
Isg ron 10 share my trust tlat onr fItsnaii III
think its wsnng IN ssgatHg the basl-hund o 's'A
Dava4 will ba wiser befoFa long iours,
i. j. Easeboos, Esq. lloRAcI 9Hss"@
, 1879-06-27

md nobility Of tho ngs. 1Io fell covering tile
retreat ot tia ormy from Spain, amid tic peaks
nj illc Pyren,cp. Tile nicturesqito treatment oi
thiA subject antl tho Nst OF tanGnaQe dtsptaseo
made this one Of the best oFnttunH Df tue Haf,
Sffas lsnbellA Ball Wnob, ns kciieys iaIanu.
iect Of m original defamation ~ mnc9 puMer
nnl forca. The history Of the En9nsn rar,H' ~
utent was hlstorv Of English 'toertyi and ~
cipltpe there wns what Talor waa ~ Inc oatt!o-
He,I. In In rules ut Parliament lattl the safety
Uf tho Enniteh nhlson, unit tile Foundation o! its
existcncc uni sfter 1t Wal modelled tho Leaasla'
lures nj the HoFlu. a.. -,, .
urcrcti an oration entitled The Hugltcnots,"
ii1ustrntiHx tile struggle OF conscience against
fsnatielsm. Tho oratton was delivered Win
much freedom, md exhibited good deal OF
thought aud cultivation on tho part OF the Ernd-
unite. ...
This closed the orations and rssays Of tho
day, md, after tho hRna sad ployed "ie MeIrf
Birds" The degrees were conferred Upon lile
class BY President Marcy a'i1 Prof. Card OF lilo
univstattv.
Tic prizes were then announced by President.
Marcy. All oi these have hceu before published
EXCEPT tho tilrea following:
The Chess Void metal wns awarded 10 M'sa
Clara ShunHay, Of Polo, H., tor excellence Id
department mid faithful Study.
The medal for "lhe best l,crbarnm y was car-
rIed nff by Elizabeth Z. Macarthur. ut Rockford.
The Kisk nrlzo Of 9100 for the best EnRlts!i
ornt!on was won by Miss Jessie Moore, of Clo~
rtp1a. Ia. This Is satd to bo tho nrst time this
prizs hns been won by lady.
The honorary deurces before published were
then announced, and the audience was dlsmlssed
with bcnctllctlon bY DR.. Hatfield.
In the evening grind reunion cEoaed the
Commencement weeks exercises.
, 1879-06-27

SIGMA t.IIf,

SIGMA cIIl.
Tho tenth annual reunion nn,, banquet ht The
Omega Chupter Of the signla Chi Fruternlty, To-
Gated at tle Northwestern University, Eyans-
ton, was held Ut tho Grunl pactuc Hotel
Lust cyenng. Thr following graf
uatoa and undergraduates Of tie
tnatttutiau were atno,Ig those present:
Henry 4. rearsons, DR.. N. C. Dragdon, DR.. j..
II. Webster. George Lnut. William n. Knox,
Fred b. Raymond. John II. ilasnIIne. Frank N.
Elliot, Ed l.. Stewart, N. y. Davis, Jt, james
4. Dserins:, Fred A. lieslst. all Of Evanston;
William, N. Boo.b. +. WyiIys Andruws, Ed
Mpa.. Frsuk T. Andrews. Chicago; chnrses l.
Wheeler, Now YoFk Clty; Tie lion. l.. G. COL
Springfield; j. Frank Koblnhon, ltock Island;
u. r. Dnnelaot', Toledo. O.; y. j. LIpos, Mtl-
wautee; l. B. JsssHp anH 9. 4; Fyulkt, w;
ssnSs sHa | J. Mt,m, S{ink DA'i rs Ks%s'ffs; IT,; e e.
Etnyse, Oregon, H.; Chasles Il, oEsns, Bonns,
ILL.,; and this lsuv. 7. H. Hilton. ltarenswuot,
s svs 'eyS .S 70 II gf's' s' s aais e15y
party marched from TIC pnrlors to tho ladics'
Ordinary. whars an elegant bnnnuut VIVA scrsoa.
| After tfits liaa received ufunur and huaGIIt-
w. n.ro rs.Snoa s TO- tSp" a,a e 'ess; asss
aWsIromu Address," by tl.o Hun. l.. G, co'-
] Inns; "Tht Whtto Crosa." BY william 81. Knox,
ot liz Eyunston L.dsr; "faruwrll 70 '7u,' BY
n. i. Davis. IT.; Rsply from no." by 4. l..
[ Etewart: "IiM lnhuvnco of Fratsrnltlea oil
College Ltfe." bv Joim u. llamIin; O!nsva
| CAaptur," BY Frank 81. Elliot; Posn,, by VIII.
| ian1 II. booth; sSpma Ehi,'' by Z. W. An.
,iruws; 81 lu Hoe slxno FlDces," BY James +.
| uuerinK,
! Thu literary exercises wera mt concluded un.
til utter midnight, ul n,ust Af those I,rcarilt
subsequently dssotcl az lu'!lr or two tn sueial
en1us,iIeilt, llle purity rcnlMtnlng at The dr4Iaa
| Pacific over night T1iu reunion IL prt'uouLctu
| by ,llosc preseuL onv Ut lllu nlost thoroughly
cnIoyanlv III tho history 0f the fraternity.