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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-09-30

VERY GREAT SAGAc1TY.-"Talking about
dogs sagacity," said the Snort necked man,
as he pulled his pipe from his lips, emitting
copious volume Of Llue-grey smoke at the
same time; talking about dogs sagacity re-
minds me of my Tige Tige was bull.terri-
er and finer set of teeth Or tighter grip
you never saw on pup, sir; and I've money
to back it. 1t was on the night of big fire.
I was hoseman on twenty. When the bells
struck I started, and Tige after me. He fol-
lowed me to the fire, too. Saw him just be.
fore we got our stream on, watching me
from dark corner. The notion took me that
I wouldn't send him home; thought could
use him better where he was. Took off my
heavy coat, tossed it up in Tigers corner, q ID
told him to watch it, Well, sir, t wasi't
long before the fire drove us clean out of the
locality, block after block tumbling with q
crash, the flames leaping across the gaps with
tremendous roar. Had forgotten all about
my coat. When I went for it the place was
completely burned in smoking ruins" "And
Tige was buried in them, was he :" asked the
nervous little man, taking advantage of the
others pause. "Buried, too |" said the short.
necked man contemptuously; "well, l guess
not. Bill Skies says as soon asl turned my
back that night, that dog sort O lit for home.
Reckon he felt t wasn't safe to stop around
there after be saw me take my coat off,
Boston Transcript.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-09-30

ANSWERING LErTERs.-A great many
people in this country are shamefully negli-
gent about answering letters. Nothing is more
annoying. In European countries it is re-
garded as the height Of i'll breeding to allow
a letter which needs reply to 60 unanswered,
and so it ought to be considered here. This
is point on which parents should lay great
stress to their children. They should be
taught to consider it as rude not to reply to
a letter which needs attention, as to hand
fork with the prong end. The busiest
people are generally those who are the most
exact in this respect. The late Duke of Wei.
lington, who, it will be admitted, had good
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-03-05

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-03-05

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-03-05

II bss teeD sajI tLai every Unn thinks
" ean drive aud nDst pefAol4 think
tiny rsn play ~Iitl II soema IL ihs
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~ sIo.n II y iaJIo aDd zach 10 play
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boytf studied tiW tages ri Ga,endlstt,
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without knowing something III political
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-03-05

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-03-05

Mt1Toa Guots.+ bpvinkia with vine.
gaf, pepper And saIf. dlp them In egg,
tprlDkln Will, eraTkaf III bread crumbs,
sud try.
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bhttTr, tben safse IL Ms,tre d'Ii0,4l.
bort ALs GHAsJfLLY. Snake pnpee
81 grSeh peas, az Jrled peas. toast bread
ri,t Into small plrrfs, and then Try,
When eoakai ppr into sDnp aud
MtyH.
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beats, AcHsDu with rat, nh adj two u
three Obl1Dh, Pa aIl iIIrDugl, col.
eiidaf, mud LUtt4r ~ fssia, and before
serving aid email pieces ~ fried toasi,
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.-Cvf sis i,erse,,s, boil als II. . I,sIzrd i,o.
iasDGs; Nl,su thy afe 80 Efj pass tJ,sm
through sieve; phi tlu pyiasoes III a
e#ssafOla. With i~b ldDts NJ milk, 4
spoonful NJ butlt'ft and i,t " luit rail-
y ~ taste. tesp stirring II Frequently,
HMr 4 "a LOpsAs Osms guy.
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hl,eyl, teppeY aud salt. mt too II, ,et,,
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ir ~ hour and hall; n,rsi enDk
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wall VII, i wLls4.Wl, brush. Lei il
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-03-05

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-03-05

There In nothing moro disagyeeslIs
~ u wssvy traveller than dirty csrs, nm.
balanced tracks aud dtngy stations.
IN this respect Western railroads are
lat improving, aud tin day u not iss
distant when tIuay Will rxceI their East.
arn competitors in nsatnsss, comfort
anil fspldity " transit. III tho many
RAILS leading wrist from Chicago, tho
Chicago, ltock Island and Pacific may
properly be cIassed ~ one u tho bsst,
II not The best. THIS rOAd Ii naxni6.
GENTLY equipped throughout, carefully
manage d ! III itS departments, ollscsssd
~ aDmpsl nj and prudent msn who
srs RantlsmsnIy and courteous " ~
patrons, sud IN tracks ars always IN
sAe1lDanl condition. Tho cars and
0tItsr rolling -stDek u this ToAA sss The
very bsst ttsst money ran produce. sud,
while trains avs run promptly on time,
M pains sss spared for tbs safety, con.
vsnienre snA eoml0rt III paAssnssss.
IN account NJ iis wide reputation ~ .
hrst,sDasA SOsd. and tIie very low scct.
dents which have occurred npon II. tho
ltDek Island ii INV enjoying ~ lsli
share ~ tn "b0o,a n InssessIn9
business This linn il d0nbls.tsacksd
through th~ ktsts III Illinois, and dur.
lHg Tho present season ! second track
will be laid through lows, Thus maktnx
il thu first d0nblstFsrk railroad from
Chicago 10 Council Bluns. Headers
intending N sEo West should make .
note IT tbASs lsrtS, and enjoy tvip
OvsS thu ISOHk Island.
HOUSEWIVES svs Interested IN know.
IHg thst ths psl,ey manufacturers ~ this
1tiiy srs nov paying III rsnts pr pound
10r common nised rs9s l0S clean whtts
rsEs they sre paying ft0m ~ ~ y cents
PER pound. III vtew III tbess lnctA, no
housewife ought ~ sxl1 heF s0ssm0n
fsEs - psddisss Tor Isee than n sssls,
nor sleeM eUtton eeG1 (eS tess 1hea ~
vSnts. 49, Chtc11e yol5rNAL
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-03-05

tast's tsswA w t~N#s.i W WV tatfN @~ ttt.
Hui t'Nrrss sshlnH Ns.tsssa
tsrs, vi, Trek, N Mil@snkr~. hss
addressed th~ relieving nsmusinl III
Congress. Thr Al, Oh viii srNd II,
~ha,esrs else shrs may ie IN regard h
ihr matte. diAcnssrd.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-03-05

= ~,sD, pm ~os,M kSep yDHr mD,tib
shut asetrined uUIt~mDii, ihe III NJ.
W.. suddenly lf,s'pH patience With HI.
I,stJs ~. pt'1iIevtDH ~ TALKING, All
right" astd tle taiilg, sujiibE ij,a action
~ fLs ssrd. And iipH ttDIIsHsait
asked him II he .oi1Id H. ~ tiHd ~ ~
open II sta,o hug enough III lin,
uiDiisb,yff1 81 ~ hIs Engefs Otis fus
pSs4r H. tHt@ how ~ piss@e stssS
man.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-03-05
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Personal.

Rev. S. Woodbury. has resigned the pastorate
of the Baptist church in Bluehill.
DR.. M. F. Wentworth Of Kittery has been
appointed Assistant Surgeon of the Marine
Hospital for the port Of Blddeford
The many friends of Mr.. r. X. Galley will
sympathize with him in the second bereave-
ment he has lately sustained in tho loss of his
infant daughter.
Mr.. L. V. Walker, conductor on the Lewis
ton train of the Grand Trunk, has been "a
years in service, 27 of which were on the
for 16 years, and never been off the track but
once, and that was by reason Of broken rail.
F. M. Fogg, the Greenback chief, and Cap'n
Chase, his Fusion associate, were in long and
close conference yesterday at the Falmouth
Hotel. 1t is supposed that these worthless are
trying to concoct some defense or excuse for
running away from the investigating commit
tee, though Fogg, to be sure, didn't run away;
only stayed away.
1t is said that Mrs. Narcoux, wife Of the
miner recently killed in the Hoosac tunnel, is
the daughter Of Chief Engineer Dunn, of the
Grand Trunk railroad, and that she married
against her fathers wishes. Though respecta-
bly, connected she has for ten years lived sad
life of toll and poverty, and now finds herself
in a piiable state of restitution with five chill
dren looking to her for support She is proud,
however, and would not listen to the advice of
of friend to telegraph to her father for help.
Her present wants have been generously sup
piled by contractor Calvin.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-29
At the Reform School.

Col. Parker determined that his closing
days at the Reform School shall be days of
pleasantness to his large family of boys. The
PRESS has already chronicled occasions of
merry-making land on Friday evening the boys
were again made happy by an entertainment
given by David Moulton, Esq, and Mrs.
I. P. Beals. The boys were perfectly cap
tivated by the quaint renditions of Glider
Crawford" and such roars of merriment as
greeted his "High School Exhibition" is sell
dom witnessed within those walls. The read
ings of Mrs. Beals were received with great
favor. Remarks were made by Col. Parker
and visiting friends, and the occasion was in
all respects an exceedingly pleasant one. The
boys seem much attached to Col. Parker, and
there are many indications that he has done an
excellent work at the School. The new Su-
perinendent enters upon his duties April
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-29
Accidents

Friday night as Mr.. and Mrs. Russell of
East Deering were returning home from Mrs.
Scott Siddons's entertainment, the forward
wheel of their buggy caught in the draw of
Tukey's bridge and was wrecked. The spokes
dropped out or were broken, leaving the
wagon on three wheels. The horse took fright
and ran across the bridge. At the further end
both the occupants of the carriage were thrown
out. The lady was severely hurt, though no
bones were broken.
Saturday morning Mr.. Fuller of Cape Eliza
beth was accidentally thrown from his car
riage on Moulton street. He struck on his
shoulder and was badly bruised.
Saturday evening three small children of a
Mr.. Jordan on the lower part of Danforth
with matches. When they were discovered
the carpet and rug were in blaze and the
children we're attempting to quench the fire
by stamping on the flames. The skirt of the
youngest of the trio was just ignited and in
another moment would have been in flames.
Fortunately the trouble was discovered by Mr..
Jordan just in time to prevent a serious catas-
trophe.
Saturday evening horse that had been left
standing on Preble street became excited at
Tony Denier's street band, and ran away. In
turning the corner of Preble and Kennebec
streets, the horse hurled the wagon to which
he was attached completely over the embank-
ment into the water. The horse was finally
stopped. No very serious damage was done.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-29
ROSSini Hall,

Attractive exercises were conducted last
evening at Rossini Hall under the auspices of
the Spiritual Fraternity. ley were designed
to celebrate the thirty-second anniversary of
modern Spiritualism. An original poem ap-
propriate to the occasion was read by Miss
Louise Eaton containing many passageIworthy
of publication and the whole evincing Guilt
waited literary taste. Select readings were
given by Mrs. A. W. Smith, Mrs. T. P. Beals
and Miss Hattie Scammon. The two former
have more than local reputation as public
readers. Mrs. Smith has superb voice finely
cultivated. Her elocution noticeably reflects
the style of Wyzeman Marshall, who has been
her instructor. The Polish Boy was rendered
by her with fine effect Mrs. Beals is a great
favorite. Her manner is graceful and winning
and her voice peculiarly musical and we'll
modulated. Her reading Of the Blacksmith's
Story was a successful piece of elocution Miss
Scammon recited Whistling in Heaven and
received we'll merited expressions OF approba-
ton from the audience. The musical features
of the exercises consisted of several pleasing
solos and duets with guitar accomplishments
by the MaXum Sisters.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-29
NEW RAILWAY PROJECTS.
What Sir Hugh Allan Says of the Pacific
Junction Road.

In regard to the new line of Intercolonial
Railway from Montreal to New York, re-
porter for the Toronto Globe waited upon Sir
Hugh Allan, of Montreal, temporarily stop
ping in New York, to learn, if possible, more
particulars. Sir Hugh stated that he was not
connected with the project in any way, but he
believed it to be an enterprise originated in
the interest of the Rome, Watertown and Og-
densburg road to Rouse's Point and Montreal,
in competition with the Grand Trunk Rail-
way. Sir Hugh knew nothing of the prospects
Tor a charter of this new projected line under
the name of the Montreal and Province Line
Rail Company, before the Committee of the
House OF Commons on Railways at Ottawa.
In reply to question about the progress of
what is called the Pacific junction Railway of
Canada Line, which IS to meet at Sault Ste
Marie, an extension of the Northern Pacific
Railway from Duluth. Sir Hugh stated that
the line was in course of construction both on
Canadian and American sides, and when COM
pleted, as it would be in reasonable course of
time, it would very seriously compete with the
Chicago lines Of railways for the large and
constantly growing trade Of the great North
West. 1t will be remembered this is the road
which it is expected, will give such an impe-
tus to Portland trade by making this city the
eastern port.