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Squire Rray,s Courtship Spoiled.

Squire Bray, of Caswell was hunting another
wife, but his son Bob, wild blade, knocked
him out of it. In the capacious breast pocket
OF the 'squires great coat reposed pint tick
Ter, well Tiled, that he only proposed using on
his way back from seeing the WIDOW Brown
Now just before he started Bob slipped the
ticker out and put In its place small alarm
clock, carefully wound up and set for II D. m.
The squire had sat the fire out and was well on
with hts overcoat, holding the widows hand at
the door and putting in his sweetest ticks for
the last. Yes, your first husband, my dear,
was one of my best friends, and Wen visit his
and my lost Hannah's grave, won't we lover"
''Ah, yes for where was there a Sweeter Wo-
man than your poor Hannah" asked the
widow. "Agood woman; she was good enough,
but there's living one just as sweet" said the
squire, and he was drawing her to him for a
kiss, when -ziZzer- wfAZer- htzZer-ting
whir-r-r-r-r, ting: bang! the clock went on in
side Of him. "0h IawdI" screamed the widow.
he's shooting to pieces! It's Hannahs old
she'd haunt me! She alters told me SOP cried
the squire, running in a stoop for his horse.
with both hands pressed to his breast and the
clock still striking, ting ting. He rode like Old
Nick was after him, and never knew the racket
till he felt for his ticker and pulled out the
little clock that Bob had bought at auction.
The widow believes to this day that the old
man Bray is walking volcano.-ReidsDii,e IN.
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Wholesale and retail from following depots:
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The Chair Carried the Point.

lsro1n the Detroit Free Press.
The Secretary Of the Lmekiln Club announced
communication from Hannah Lee, colored
widow in Racine, who said that her husband
was for year or more an honorary member OF
the club. At his death she was left with moth
ing but feather bed and dog. She had braced
up and tried to get along without asking any
fayors of anybody, but just now she was in a
pinch. She wanted hat to lay back on her
head and pair Of club skates, and after pass
ing several sleepleSs nights she had timidly de-
cided to appeal TO the generosity of the club.
DE appeal am not well TAKEN" promptly re-
piled the President. ''If dat woman doan 60
skatin' till we buy her de artkles she won't
break doun any mill-ponds dis var nor bust any
hearts wild dat lay back hat. De ideah itself am
positively disturbed
81 presume de Char ment absurd" remarked
the Rev. PenStock.
'De Char didn't mean muffin of de sort, sab |!
De Char said disturbed Do you want to dis
turb de meetin'?"
son, no."
"Den sot down! Dis am no place to try to
show off your Latin. On varuS occasions you
has sought to 'krect de language OF dis Char
an your conduct hez bin open to sharp cul-
churcism."
"You mean criticism"
Brother Gardner drew himself up seven feet
high, bent forward about four feet, and the Rev.
Penstock wilted right away under that one
awful look. After long silence he said:
"Sound de triangle an We'll maintain q dis
PERSON tuf de interval OF one week."
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AUTHORIZED BY THE COMMONWEALTH OF KY
AND FAIREsT IN THE WORLD.

AND FAIREST IN THE WORLD.
18TH
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING OF THE
Commonwealth Distribution Co.,
AT MACAULEY'S THEATER,
In the City of Louisville, on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 2S, 1880,
These drawings, authorized by act of the legisls.
ture of 1869, and sustained by al the courts Of KEN
lucky, occur regularly on the last day OF every
month (Sundays excepted), and are supervised by
prominent ctiZeus of the state.
The management call attention to the grand oppor.
tunity presented of obtaining, for only g., any OF
THE FOLLOWING PRIZES:
$50, 900 100 prizes, 300 casio, 600
prize. IL, 900 900 do, so each 10000
] prize;;.;a;.::; 5000 600 do. 90 each l2.oo0
20 do. 500 each 10. 600 -'''' w. ~ ''1 -0'O's
9prizes. $500 each. approximation prizes. 90 100
prizes, 100 each. do. do. 800
Whole Tickets, 80 Half Tickets, 81.
~ Tickets, $50 IS Tickets, 500.
All applications for club rates should be made to
the home Office.
Full list Of drawing published in Louisville Cou.
rier- Journal and New York Herald and mailed to al
cket-holders. Send all orders by money or bank
draft in letter. or bv express Orders Of IS nd
Address r. Nj. BOARDMAN, Courier Journn
building Louisville, KY, or at Ne. 1853 Broadway,
New York. or to j. II. CLARK, 1703 New York
avenue, Washington.
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EVILS JOHNSON q CO.. Bankers,
WASHINGTON. Do,
DEALERS IN UNITED STATES BONDS, DIS
TRICT and other INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
DOMESTIC and FOREIGN EXCHANGE. jsS

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and freshness Of Youth to the ripest as. II purss
The blood and IL wonderful tonic. It clears the
increases the appetite and Is certain cure for dys-
pepsis. II is recommended by the Medical Faculty
and Philadelphia. It has been known In the Orient
for six centuries. It In made like ordinary Tea:
costa cents day. Annie Pxley uses Il constantly;
go DO hosts Of others.
Boxes By maiI Soc. and 81. Liberal discount 10
trade. SERKYS TEA Co,
novS- 500 Arch st.s Ih{t1,
, 1880-04-24

Gov. flESnRtcKs Is not n good subject for
tho interviewer Just now, when tho danger OF
snying too much Ia really very great In bis
opinion. lie In willing. howuvcr, to be regarded
ms Presidential cunlldnte. though " not in u
personal sensc," as II Is tho State Of 1t,lInnn
which is urging Ills cinms. lie has no doubt OF
Tildcn'H intention TO scuuro tho nomination for
hituAclf It he can. but Of c'urso doubts tho
old mans ability to succeed. As for tho second
ptaco OIL the ticket, Mr. lIcndricks will hnyc no
moro Of It. 1In fult it. to be hi. duty to taku tho
nomination fnr tho lcc-presldency four yeRra
ngo, but recognizes no such duty now.
, 1880-04-24

As might be expected, thp colorcd people
aro genernlly for atnnt, .probn1ly al for 0E.nt
is nccor,ln8 10 thoir Intelligence; they know ilo
nAme hut Urnnt. nnd hny9 no IDEAS Of constI-
tutl0nnl RovpEn!neNt, or Of nnciont usnYes, to
King. Thoy know nothing Of tho heAyy load
which bis Admtn!atrAtion Lt:cc1 On tho ltepub-
llcan pnrty.--CtnciHTlutt Gazette ffttp.l.
A good many colored mon In this city are not
for Grant, and in Mlssisalprl, whcro tho terrible
massacrcs Of 1876 are still yividly remembered,
comparatively few negroes desire n third term.
Tho prospect OF "nofo conolltatlnn" for tho
Southern whites Isn't agreeable to Intelligent
negroes anywhere.
, 1880-04-24

FIVE counties In West Virginln up to this
tEme havo adopted nnti.thtrtl-term resolutions.
Tho lust county heard from Is barbour, which
n1optud tho following:
I,csolrttt, Tint whIlo We, as American citizens,
heartily rcjn!co In tho great nAHlo anl fanlo nf
Con. u. y. 1rant, md while VIC will over cherish
towards hlm tho deepest sense ut gratitude for
tho immortal services rendered by him tn tho
Union cause during, tho Wnr, yet believing tint
Il Is tho parr Of wisdom and safety to foiEow tho
curly Presidents, by which tho Chtof Mngtstrncy
Inns virtually bccGmo limited to twO terms nf
that office, We heruby DECLARE our opposition to
tho present third torn r,oyptnont, ili,d instruct
our delegates TO tho State Convention Mt Wheol-
ing to votc for delegates to Chicago who will
carry out our VieWa III this respect.
, 1880-04-24

and honest vote tho Republicans Of south Car.
oIna would carry thoir Electoral ticket. hut
tho universal lal!ot u TINT they will not DO
allowed to do so. Already tho rod shirt rltlo cuba
Rro being rcorgAnIzetl by AdIutant- General
Noise, md tho Detnoorntio lenders do not even
ono Of them tho othor dny: "Aro wo not Iii
possession Of all tho election ulnchincry7 Thou
what can prevent us frutu counting In or ont
whnrn VIC please? I will wR1or my flYo TINT tho
Stnto will 20 Democratic, md don't you forget
!t."-loat0la Journal (tfotltrdte Eamu'ltls).
Yet South Carolina ls ono OF tho States
young Mr. Douglas hna alreatay carried for tho
third term by IN overwhelming majority.
, 1880-04-24

TuE Virginia Republican Convention, Mt
ftsac*sIon yesterday, refused to Join the Mahono-
itcs In selecting fusion set OF Electors, and
H5minated tnc1r WIN piodgcd themselves II
elected to vote for the nominees Of the Chicago
Convention.
, 1880-04-24

The Gcorgia Republican Convention yes-
tcrtlny nppointcd fourteen cnlorcd and eight
white delegates to tho CAlongo Convention. Tho
political preferences of tho Delegates mny bo
classified thus: For Grslnt, :: Blaine, 8; shcr-
Mnn,7. 4 resolution condemnntory Of tho treat.
ment Of cnlorcd Caiot Whitaker was passed.
The Hrnnt mon nro disappointed At not acc,r-
Ing tho cne9re delegation. Thoy hnvc counted
on n solid South In tho Chicago Convention.
The brenk ln Georga shows that they have
tcckuncd without their host.
, 1880-04-24

TnE debate on tAo Special deficiency bill
was concluded in the HOUSE yesterday, Mussrs.
isec1. Garfield, and Krlfor occupying the timo
allotted TO tho IispabllcaMy, Willis btr. MoMnhou
did the talking for tho Democrats. Tho bill as
passed by tho House does not contain the Acnnte
amendments, and . Committee oe Conference
will ho necessary,
, 1880-04-24

THE TRIBUNE: was In error when It sRll
tint tho County Clerk IL to lmvo tho Hamburg
ConauEahip lin u0ru,any} II tic thit,l term suc-
cetsl. 1t 10 tho ConsulshIp ot Rottordaln ,llol-
laltd} that Ii promised by tho Illinois Henator
when thu Ciyil.Servic9 rules nro tl!soasdcd aud
tho machine agatn Sets Into full play.
, 1880-04-24

TnEliE seems to be disposition among
hs Mboral Ienlors In England to sholva tho
'pura Whigs" Ut former Cabinets. atr. Nohort
Idr0 will be rolexAt0tl tH tile obscurtty Ut tho
ifouso Of Lords, and Sit. 00schc,l. Win oppoaca
all extension OF the atif1rnRo, will yet nothing
at all. elr William Haruourt hna not yat bocn
mentioned for any otflco by any ono but Biz
William HAtrouFt,
, 1880-04-24
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

q. TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE has established hrnnch
oncrs for tho receipt Of subscriptions and advcTtseo.
nents ns fnlnws: z-....
NEW YoltK-noom = Tribune building. FIT. Nc
tAnnKN, Manager.
Gf,AsGuW, scoe,aad-Affdns American Nsns
Agency. II itoniold-st-
: LONDON, EnK-AmericAn Exchanges, ~ stFnud.
uEhAY i. 1tE.iL0. AEGnt
{ WASHINGTON. d. C.-1al0 y street.
, 1880-04-24

Or lis delegates already chosen to the
f0e Governor. The ottars aro divided prctty
evenly between 1ttnakcr, Forr, and It!dgwny.
Hawtey has not obtained q single delegate SO
, 1880-04-24
POLITICAL POINTS.

The thtrtl-tormers evidently base their con,
ftdonce Of success on tho theory that Grant u
nominated, would get tho support Of many ls,st
capitalists who have always voted tho Domoe4stb
tlckot~ Tho idea IL thnt the grcHt ptopeyty.Ir@
tercata Of tho country would raly to bis support
!nrEcsy without reference to former pArty lf,l.
intlon, on tho ground that tla would gire tte
ator c6nkiins il ccn5dent INIT Donocsaie husll} .l
IND William II. vandcrbtlt Is mentioned b id
that tho Kupnbitrnns would secure By aoui{
nntfng tho cx.Presidont, tho current report ID
Grant c!rcles botng that tho Ereat rnilroad mse{
Observation-Disclosures dispatch. J
We repeat: II Grant Is nominated, and ii
should scem necessary to his election, thesu Wilt
bo no election In New York by tho people. mq j
thirty-ave Electoral votes Of TINT state will bd
"bagged" by Oonkling's Republican Lcgisla1
turc. Mnrk this prcdtcttonl How to oyercon4
this great dnngcr7 Simply enough. Tho Do!
Grant Is nominated The Denoorsloy must ,vhet( ;
8Rio toE 9hS oG s, L tho SS 9y oo,GsGs s
now overwhelmingly and tntensely for sher.aa1
and Dinine. and against Grant. IL Ohio the Qssi
mans form very large elclnont 1t tho D..
bother themselves About Now York Or November.
Il the candidacy ia beaten tSs
9cLuucf-A bttttD tGat ans never lQ1tOA ~ TUE
FOR every lef1lal|oaii President In a quarter o[t
century-lt Will totally colfnnao IN Novom1s71
lfGraIlt Is nominated. OHIO Will be tho battle.
ti,ea.i ' ~'' ~,
rho yIrrin1a Renrh,,con ronventIot.
,rh,ns a.s en @p"u.asas III, ,. on's wi, e,,stsat
WHICH meots to"any, wall hnVe very cu1soas
question to decide, namely, what 1t will do .witA
Il proposition from Oon. Mahnno and tho Rspa.
atators alias Readtusters, to g1vo their support
70 tao NauonM Aopnpllcnn ticket I'll e1eaAas9
for support In tho State campuign for their un+
lion ot honest mes, % o,isht te not To- 10 bo g1sety
troubled ne to liz d,lty rcuer s,cl, lsarucs.
iul bargain. ii shonIsi hc not oily Ignored, tut
pI pon o1oeS 1opS as y pfeSGtea e pg3ey & aeh
oorrl.pt comatfon. an All If Xiff ~ add1onai stronftd
hat to,,id ha wnt from nj II IN Vire1a wouldbs
lost. and tnt,ro in In nnmmmnitaa moro stas.4
tivf, r. liza niiratinna ~ mniitirmi hnnnr nut
si,cf ~, 1rr,s;a"mt " nri,,' ed~e ~" narty ~
E.etnrnt sn"s ~ Wi-trfmio mi II t,h,ss TotH
wn,fttI nnahi@ n m nt4tnaH - 9srotfdant al ths
Jntstt Statcs 1hcro y1f,i s,Iis Ia .,o Wild II.
ct,sn Tnr nnnH,,tI.'1 + n.ho Wir,inir TX RHcnIhicsns
,Tn,,il ~ VII ~ 49, ,o.., ~ edv}rc IN Wr
Enss"rSn .vho,, ~ 81 eItas ,n,,ntotion ~ rasheld
of ~ th o.t m.i T., 1sna 4 tho TcniidE
uti,rs"Et.a n H ~ tTT TGss., Mje,' '4'
h~oA9s ~4tbU Vt* AWtkS t&4GQsks - .Gt
, 1880-04-24

THE proposal Of Frcncl, Deputy to make
1t ubllg1ttory on priests hereafter or.lainctl In
Frnnco to servo ono ycar tn tho AEtuy lneots
with fnror from tho Government and 1indlcal
mc1nbors OF tho Chamber. .5
, 1880-04-24

RANDALL. GussoN, OF Louisiana. who had
already bocn elected to tho United Btates souato
for six years from tho 4th OF March, vns fow
days ago reconstructed for election to tho Lower
House. He l1as suro hold on olllco for nino
years It ho lives. Young Mr. Aokion, OH tho
other hand, hns boon Qu!otly sholyod In tho
nominating convention, and after tho Ath Of
March noxt will trouble tho pub'io aud cougross
, 1880-04-24

A SuMnEn of peasants combined 10 resist
tho service of m c]octmont process In Sligo,
ireland, yesterday, aud. notwithstanding tho
efforts Of formidable arrny Of nr1ncd police
and the ipjunetlons Of SONIC clorKylaot, they
succeeded for tho time being. Tho landlord
will doubtless try ngatn, backed mp by = stronger
force, and the unfortunate people who took pnrt
in ycstertiay's resistance will probably soon
occupy apartments In tho Sligo County Jnil.
Tho prison, however, seems to have few tcrrors
for miserable victims ol tho crowtar brigade,
, 1880-04-24

GEN. GRANTS adoption of tho corclliatEon
policy Of President lIayea rolls Senator C.rpa,,-
ter lnosc than nnyhDdy else. Senator carper,-
ter. 1t will bu remembered, argued bcforo tho
Electoral Commission that presldcnt IIaycs WIN
not elected.
, 1880-04-24

THE lluuse Committee on Foreign Af-
hlrs, through Mr. Cox. yesterday reported In
txrnr Of joint Commission to investigate tho
Nhjcct OF reciprocity betwaon tho United
states md tho British provinces. The Commit
tee report that tho inquiry in deelnsbte IL to-
u1anded by n larg% number Of people, and Will
result In much xpett
, 1880-04-24

THERE wero two haugtngs in st. Louis yes
tcr,lay. One Of Tho anen executed hnd shot his
Ntfc. and tho othar hh employer, a Lutheran
tnlulatur created quito u soeno IN tha Jail lo-
ca,lso Catholic prnst wns administering spirit
unl consolation to ~ne OF tho unulcfhotors. Tho
1rate divine claimed th6 rght to soud tho ylc-
TINS soul 70, Haavon In thu Lutheran ruthor
thnu In tho paptJt way.
, 1880-04-24

dMELANc1IoIr d casualty Is reported from
do vicinity Of Point aux uarlucs, b&ich., whurc
eomn unknown vessels went ashoro Thursday
night, and upon tho crow OF tho llfo-snrlng
ecrytae going to tho rcscre their boat capsIzcd
I'D sovcn Of tho gallant fcl!avs were drowned.
, 1880-04-24

1IoYLE, tile dcfnn1ting Gcorgin tax-co1Icct-
OF; hns committed suicide In California, whore
10 had boon arrested md held for sotle tins
pcndtng tho result Of m application for bis IT,
turn to the 0eorK!n authorities,
, 1880-04-24

SEcIlErAnY SHERMAN Is sRld to believe
In ha tnluOst heart that It VIA tttettll, Of TIE
Ci1iCAao Ti.luuNk, wh0 silt Cudot Whlttaker'b
oar-Si. L0ttH G.-D.
It doesn't mak0 much difference what Il prcsi.
dontfal nspirant whose comb Is cut believes.
Dcad cocks In tho pit cunt think thoughts Of
much account
, 1880-04-24

FREsu from conference with Tl1len at
Gfumctvy Purk comes Perry II. Bm!th. who re-
poEts the venerable usufruct q. III extremely
good health, fur 4 man Of bis years, ard a. fully
determined 10 be tie Democratic standard
btArtE In pcIsop II he eau get &a pauln9 tlQn At
, 1880-04-24

Cincinnati. In tho event of Tihtcn's faiIurc,
which l,o evidently rc9Aris "A virtnnlty imros-
sibte, str. sraith thinks tho lightning would t'e
nptto strike in tho vicinity Of eithor John ii.
pAlmcr Or Lyman TEllmbul.
, 1880-04-24

: SENATOR DL.A1HE Btates ttht under nc
circumstances will he accept nomination FOX
Vice. President. Like Gladstone, a,A CTadT anl
1sthti IS tho Maine EenntOr's motto.
, 1880-04-24

GEORGIA Inns been yankcd from. tho Grant
COLUMN u u brand FROM tho burning. Now look
uut far New Jersey, West Virginia, mud bllssls-
slppl. Its plath that soMu Ut tho tall 1xutlng
for the third term will hAyu to he revised.
, 1880-04-24

TnE11notls IL tho Sacramento Valley hnye
oaueed considerable t'umaEe, interrttpting trayc1.
overnowng tho lowlnuds, and sweeping nwuy
tho dwellings, and mills erected Oil tho banks Ut
fha Attcutl8.
, 1880-04-24

SAN TII.pES counts Up Is delegates from
Now York. Il from Iowa, fron, Nebraska,
from Rhode island. aud u from OreKun. llun-
cock haa Louisiana, :roxaa. a1,d veruout. Total
for TIllen, u; tor llanoock, It.
, 1880-04-24

DENIS KEAl.NEy Is free once more. The
Supreme Court Of California hns granted him n
writ Of haltu1 co'7nm rpturt1nble beforo tho Su-
pcrtor Court Of San Fruuatsco.
, 1880-04-24

DENIS K,:AllaEy, "tho worktngman," IL
IN invotcrato !oufor, After doing tho 8tate
eotne service In breakin4 stone fur u week, he
has got hi1nsclf uuboas corpusca by tho s.s-
prcIno Court out ct hta sx m0ntha eltuAtlon
Ut usofulncss, and t,ns rutllrned to bis former
habits Of idteness and obsecntty.
, 1880-04-24

TUE Journal thinks THE TMnUNE twill
uot got smell OF un o3llro" under the thistt-t torn
F1xfiuo- THE TNlnUsE u not on tho scout Ut
oilice under any Administration, aud therefore
will not Oa disappointed.
, 1880-04-24

F1FrY runners, well heeled. haye been
sent through tho Stato at Illinois tn wake up tue
"spontanoous" movement. which seems to bo
Ia dau4cr OF going To sleep.
, 1880-04-24

T,tE Spontaneous movement In tlf,r,,.
is being ttirkhor asaisoi by froo Document. sau
nIshr IN the rnlniry press ms suppicnenf,' w n'
tho Chicago ilnrcnu.
, 1880-04-24

SENATOR CAnrENrE.s Is coming ho,,4
pretty SOM To patch up Wisconsin, "a ean,.sss
LoBnn patched up 1tttuols. @"e
, 1880-04-24

'ruE gratitude of tho st. Louis g,.n =.
TINT whisky pardon strpassoth tho loyo OF r.ss ~.
for Jonnthnn.
, 1880-04-24
AhIUSlsSiEN.TS.

1EAverly'a Theatre. ...
dearborn stteat, oorncr Of Monroe. "The Rival
CAuilnHtrs,H Afternoon and oyOninG.
, 1880-04-24

No SOUTHERN Bourbon nowspane,' !, =
pnblio man hts made tho icnat Response tnf.s "
drnnts concIntory speeches.
, 1880-04-24

THIRTEEN children died on board the emil
grnnt vessel Ohio, which arrived ut New York
from Hamburg ycstcrlny morning.
, 1880-04-24

If there Is conspiracy to ruin tie ci,nrac-
tor OF Senator len Hill, aa he tlcclarcs there s,
he Is himsoif ono Of tho most active among tho
cnnspirntots and ono Of tito ,nnst otlcient In In.
jur!ng his own reputation. lin mndo marked
progrcHa in that direction yesterday when no 10
far forgot whnt n gcntlctunn should remember
Aud what a Runator oWes to himself and to tho
exnltcl body OF which ho Is n mombcr III to In-
suit and browbcat newspaper correspondent
on tho lloor Of tho Senate. Tho oifense Of the
journalist consisted In sending to his paper n
report, which ho had Fnol rcnaou to beovo
WIS true, TINT IiIll hnd through hta legal
representative undertaken tu effect a compro-
miso In tho suit for seduction brought agnlnat
him by Misa Raymond Tho correspondent
quietly but tir1nly detnnntiod that Till repent
his eplthots outside tho Senata Chamber, and
when Fill 10clinod TO take TINT risk ho quietly
but firmly informed him that ho was cowart1,
ana he knew 1t. It seems he Was right, for Hill
continued to avnil hIlnsclt Of the security which
tho situation AFFORDED, his Indignation not carry
Ing him to tho point OF sIaking n personal on
counter with tho man ho had fnsulted.
, 1880-04-24

1,OSTAGEs

Ep&fysd nt IN Pnst.dfr at Chicago, III, a Aeorsd-
Ctaas Adtttr
For the berett OF our patrons who dcslto 10 AsAd
s&nsle copies Of TuK TRlAuxH through tho na4l NO
g!ve herewith the tFhnsicnt INTO OF posta&c1
S--'' iJrtn<stle. ltf1 tIpF
EiRht and Twelve pacc conta
Exttap taHe HapDf. ccslts
lhfti9H.
EtRht and Twelve Paso 1Apor. cents
6l1totn Page kAp1t conpd
, 1880-04-24

Whtla-stoctLlnx 11nac-HalL Park.
Michigan hvonnc. opposite Washington atEcct.
Game hetwacn Tho WaahinEton. u. t., and Chicago
Clubs nj 39 y, IN.
, 1880-04-24

You've Mr.. Douglas statement that Grunt
md Llncoln are the only aien that over carried
, 1880-04-24

Madison stenet, between Dahstorn ard 8tAt
"The dtTnteysts." Afternoon and evening.
, 1880-04-24

THE Spontaneous" Bureau Consume
a bushel OF postago-stamps every day.
, 1880-04-24

Hershey 31Ha1cs1{h1t.
stndson street, botweon NoaF,otn und Stato. Plano
Recital by William II. ehcFwood Mt ~. N.
, 1880-04-24

Randolph btrcct, between Clark and IN Sallc, "o7
Girls" Afternoon md evening.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-09-03
A Pleasant Farewell.

Springfield, (Ohio,) Gazette: 1t has
already been announced much to the
regret of our citizens, that Professor P.
J. Carmichael, for two years past the ef-
ficient principal of our high school, had
resigned that position to accept the su-
perintendency Of the public schools of
the thriving city of Emporia, Kansas
Last evening the respect entertained for
the Professor here was evinced In the
shape of farewell surprise, on himself
and his worthy lady, formerly Miss Mag
gle Criley, at the residence of the latter's
sister, Mrs. NJ. J. frey, on South Center
street The professor and wife were sum-
moned and arrived about $50, to find
about one hundred guests assembled,
comprising members OF the high
school classes of 1879, 1880 and the pres
ent senior class; also some former grad
yates. teachers and other invited guests
The feature of the evening was the pre-.
sentatiOn of an elegant silver butter
knife and sugar spoon TO Mr.. and Mrs
Carmichael by the boys of the classes
named. Professor VIM. II. Weir, of the
high school, made very neat and ap
prOpriaIe presentation speech, which
was feelingly responded 10 by Professor
Carmichael. Refreshments, social con
verse and music were the remaining en-
joyments of the evening. Mr.. and Mrs
Carmichael leave for their western HON,
on Monday afternoon and the hearties
wishes for their safety and success 60
| with them.