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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-10
EEaS-5 US TEE UfK..

Three steamships yesterday took out OF TIL,
por: of BlIlimorc :!!2ii $40 buahc's OF wheat.
Tho ctn>us returns show tie population Of
San Frsrcc0 to he 80 .OGli. including 20 80
Chlo5c.
Groat preparations ara being madn at Cape
May Tor The ocean REGATTA TO cIna oil IN front
of that CITY on tho lTth of August next. Ii is
expected that lnly fifty yrchIs n i'll participate
A sensation has heen created in tho ely
council OF pIas. Tx s, by charges Qainst the
Mayor OF being 10 league with gamblers, horse
thieves and tho keepers ct houses Ct i'll fame.
Mr. A. Bauchet, an engineer who has Just
returncd from Nicaragua to Washington. tays
the inter oceanic C,ntl can hn hu |! thore in five
years for $lj .00O. 900.
Spanish mackercI have been sCcMsinllY
hatched BY nrtii,i means 10 the Chesapeake.
and by fall mlliions OF thrS, valuable fish will
inhabit our wailr4.
The Brooklyn House. Llpa Rratc!l. Wis CO.
tered Thursday night By sneak thieves, and a
dauehcr Of q member of the Now \ urk jockey
club was robbed OF $ 200 worth Of diamonds
A Eegr0 was arrtsted on tu-piclor.
Daniel Washington. c,lored, notorious
holsclhlcf end murderer, was haoged OF
~. ~ SESlt ilCuiE hShu,
colored, was hanged 10 Wsyncstoro', Ca. for
killing ooorcd woman, ard Ah1. Howard,
colorcd paid the aamo rcualiy in uodsboro' ,
for tho mufd:r Ct au Old white man.
A meeting Of SCI liers Of tho late war was held
at tho hSinr llous, in New York yesterday. ut
whici the National Veteran Hancock asscca
ton was termed. Among ihoSo present were
Gov. Mcclellan. CT N, j., Gers w, L. Smith,
Frsnkin, Sltclu, McQ lado nnd Woodward,
of New York. 1t was decided to establish
clubs in all the Northern and Western States.
Ehc.;ols to tako place this years arc tho fol.
loving: Alabama, first Monday of Aupnst;
Arkansas. first Monday OF September; Yer
mont. first Tuts Law CT September; Maine, sec
ond Monday Of September; Colorado. first
Tuesday of October, Indiana. Ohio and West
Virginia. stc,rd Tuesday Of October.
Plans hovo been completed for new build
iug for the National Medical Library. now oc
clpying enc floor Of the cid ForG's Theatre 10
Washiogiop, snd tho matter vii! be brought 20
tic attention OF Congress next session, aod az
effort DO mad, to scclie an approx ristion for
the Hiding. This library is the largest dis
tinctvcly medical library ia tho warld. having
crown fr)m o COLLECTION Of about 500 volumes
at thu close IT tho war to more than SO 600
volumes aod 10000 phamphlsta upon medical
subjects at the piossn' time. 1t is processing
10 81, at tho ratio of 3 600 voluD mes year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-10
Hancock and English Flag

tCorreepon denco Of the Alcxandrs Gazette ]
FAREWELL. July 10. 1880. This little vii
laRe is quite enthusiastic 10 day in honor Of
raising our first flag pole, 100 feet high, bear.
log the Dames Of our next President aud Vic,
President, Hancock and Enel;s'. Through tho
Kindness OF your tCwosman. Hugh Latham,
ESQ We have secured the Koou Killer which
will belch thirteen rounds as tho flag is raised
this evening at Eve clock. and a club will be
Immediately organized and earnest work begun.
The people generally, both white and ccl5rod,
have taken quite 40 interest in furnishing iuuds,
and work 10 order to have the pole rais,d Capt.
j. w. Foster, OF Leesburg, will address the
people Immediately at c; The flag raisipg.
ALEXANDRIAN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-10

The Baltimore Amerioln says tho acion OF
tho Virginia roaGiu4tor convention 10 pu,ting a
democrat C electoral ticket 10 tho field is the
best thing that could have lappenrd for the
republican party, as il Gears it OF all alliance
with tn, regulating movements 10 virginia,
and by dividing the late Conservative party iuto
two factions, gVts the republican ticket its sole
chano, Of winning. That this is tn, desire Of
the American aud all oil or reEu5Iicaos is no
less apparent than that it was the infect
Of the retdusors tina. it should DO 20. tu.
Virginia Cemccra's though they may lot
be the sharpest 1eoplc 10 the world. arc
by no meats such dolls as to throw
away tho best chance they have had for
the last twenty years 10 elect their atdidste for
President and allow tic republicans 10 elect
theirs, for 90 other reason than tho silly idea
that such result will Increase tho vote Of the
read listers 10 Novoub,r, 1881 II the read
i15tcrs were as smart as they foolisLly imagine
themselves to be they would Withdraw their
electoral ticket and determine to support that
Of the democrats and ss) 10 support tho relu
lar demo cratic nominee for Congress 10 all the
districts Of the State. BY such course they
would prove their democracy, reioststo them-
selves 10 the good grsoes of the democratic
party. and give it substantial and effective
assistance 10 tho next State election. By pur-
euiog their present course they arr making 20
friends but, on the contrary. ere etfeo;ually dc.
pIiviug themselves Of support that they will
sIand sadly in need Of when tho proper time
tor the settlement of tha question in which they
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-10
Browns Household Punnrrn

Ia the most tflsctiyo Pain Dc.troyor in the wor
Will most euroly quicken tha blood whciLrr
taken internally or applied externally, 49,!
thereby moro certainly RELlEVH PhlH,
whether chronic or acute, than any othor ytI'
alleviAtor aud it is warranted double tho strengla
of any similar preparation.
II cures Pain in the Side. Back or Howa,..
Sore Throat Rheumatism. Toothscha. and 4 Lh
ACHES, and is The Great KeIiever OF
Pain. "BKOWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANA-
OEA" should be in every family. A ,e.sronn-
full Of the Panscea in a tumbler Of hot w.t.
(swaetened, if preferreh). taken At bedtime. WI
BREAk UP q COLD. % ceuts bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-10
People who know Mr.. Jewell, tho chairman

People who know Mr.. Jewell, tho chairman
OF The national republican cxi 1.-Two conmilLoc,
say that he will lot everybody who wishes to
vote for Mr. Gn6,l! crafty thor do.ires in
exclusive us he was when no separated lis
patrioian from hi, plebean guests by blue
ribbon. rs h, did at ono OF his receptions WhiIo
member Of General Grants Cabioe, and
hirh nrc ID wines to driok
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-10
The WASHINGTON Critic SAWS:

"As the democrats (iunders and roadjustera)
are dividing their vote betweon two tickets il
i'd very probable that the republican ticket will
DO supported by 3 plurality Of votes and that
the electoral college Of the State will conso.
rnenLly no republican AMI cast tho eleven votes
Of Virginia for uarlold an Arthur"
This is the hopo Of tho radicals. but they
smart to let that HOBO be realiz!d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-10

TwenIy.sx delegates to the reaoju'tels' r.
ceat convention when rourniog homo on the
Richmond and Daaville Railroad refused to pay
their fare, and as there were only SIX hands on the
trim, succeeded 10 tudl ziog the conductor into
giving them free ride. 1t seems from this
that the rapacily OF the road listers has only
been sharpened by tho adjournment Of the
Legislature and the ODDS qlent locking of the
dread ia exp :reuoed les. 10 clse they htvs q
mbioriy 10 the mkt Legislature. not only the
creditors Of tho State and The railroads, but
everybody who hiss anything they may desire
will be sal c!ed TO the stand and doliVc,"
policy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-10
seem to &c 81 uu,h iptcrcstcd-the debt ques-
iio1-shtl! arrive, November, 1851.

4 dispatch from Nolf,Ik soy: Hon John
uoode. member cf Congress from tits distlic'
will publish c,rl 10 dag Withdrawing Lis name
as o cl1did,ta t3r reelection.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-10

and threaten 10 lei tie patty 20 t, Balbsci.
if he doseu't withdraw and allow sen OF the
soil to take his lllca, and that Cou0ver has 10
consequence hsd sn attack OF curvature Of the
spino. aad says there is hotter plec, than
Bi!'ihsck and that he will lot the kckc:s 60
there before be will step down and GU.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-10

Mr. B,s', a republican delegate 10 The read
id5terb convention. told tie truth when ho
s,id his ptrtion of tho party "@Oul not be
satisfied with ticket pledged to IlaLc>ck. To
put that ticket 10 tho tisld is TO commit sui
eide No republican, white or black, will vote
for Harc,ck, and the nunbartf democrats who
will try to elCc. Garfield BY voting the rtadil
tor ticket will BIO exceedingly small
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-10
Much Sickness.

Undoubtedly with Children, st:ributnl 20 o;hc'
causes. is occssioned by Worms. BROWN NJ
VERMIFUGE FITS. or Worm I,ozcn...
although efec!uAl in destroying worms can -
no possible injury TO tho mott delicate cha.
This valuable combination hiss been eucces !G"S
used By physicisns, and found 10 be absola!o5
sure in Graduating WORMS, 80 hurLful to chIrcf'
% cents box.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-10
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY By
EDGAR WIDEN.
SATURDAY EVENING. JULY 10. 1880.

Mr.. Garfield says "tho man who wants 10
serva his country must put himself 10 the line
of homes. pay mant Of all obligations; aud yet
The Virginia readiustols arc simplo enough 10
eypco. republicans to vote their ticket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-10

Tho Now York democrats and these OF Penn,
sylvatis. who were 10 less divided, have apreed.
10 confederation Of tho vast iml ortanc, Of the
coming presidential tlscIicn. to hold Thur eli.
tcrepocs 10 allegiance, il not to sottIo them en-
tiroly, until after that election. lu Virgins,
however. where d!tt.rerc,s in tie party also
exist. tow selli4h eli 20 Sc, RS, for the sole
purpose OF fu thcrInR their own enis h,tp
these dificrencos living issue, even at what
they imagine will DO tho ri:k Of The loss of tho
presden ial election and the democrat, ma
jMity 10 tho ljoitcd States Ilouse Of R,prcstn
tatlres. aid have no hcsitsncS 10 saying that
they would rather have Garfield for President
and q republican NJ: >riiy in Congress than
that The regular democrats ticket 10 Frtieia
should be successful.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-10

a. tho clmmot cnmeDt exercises e islo g..
lege. tho Prt sdent Of tho lioltcd States made
short spec lI 10 which d, sai3 "At!rr hsr
log seen 40 much That il a,irao!v, and ndrtr-
ahlo in this renowned college, l Can say with -.
phasis-it is always we'll to spcnl, with "m;h
Tor i: shows that you havo decision o. chsrG.trr
Il can say with emphasis that ii l hal ..
want TO BIO a graduate Of sn,n, other c5l.r."'
Gtu ,htCr and aDpisusr.l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-10

SPANISH Observation-Disclosures RIA. EARL,
agent for obtaining statistics along the coast Of
tho Atlantic for the Fish Commissioner, reach.
cd Washington, yesterday. from an official visit
TO The lower waters Of tho Chesapeake Bay, aud
amour cs5 highly successful result of his *.
pcrmcn:s in Matching the spawn Ct Spanish
mackerel, discovered by him rcccrlIy ia Mob.
iatk Bay and 10 Qrtat abundanc, 90 tho Girls
field side Of the Chesapeake. Professor E,rll
states that he first discovered tho msckerel in
the Chesapeake about Juue lst, and az it had
always been matter OF gucsj work only when
they spawned, he reported 10 Professor Baird.
and Was Instituted to eater upon an immediate
lnveslgaiop. Accordingly he proceeded 10
Chrlstleld about July lst, and after making the
purpose OF his visit known, received the hearty
Corporation OF the fishermen thereabouts, who
seemed to appreciate fully tho Value of tho ex
perImenIs. lie prepared such apparatus as be
could, and was onioerty successful, hatchiog
out three or four different lots of tho maekerel
numbering altogether ct least 100000. SpaL-
lsh mackerel will hatch 10 eighteen hours after
brin0lug the melt aud spawn together. This is
the first time that Spanish mackercl were ever
Matched by artificial means, aud lis SUCCESS
promises bcun'iiu supply 10 the future.
The Heading receivers report the debt of tho
leading railroads.&c. 900, C0Oand of the coal and
iron coUpanv SD D0O ono
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-10

The tappie.t mIIrrbt in a moth.ss G. u
when she hears Others praise her b.; an. he"
boat iliend TO eli mnilIcta Il Dc. Bars BIS
Syrup. which rniirvas the sniF ,inr4 OF c.,l'tf,n
caused 10y Ir"illincs4 or lot, roll pair. l. l."
free from cpiacs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-10
The Philadelphia Times says :

How Virginia is going to give her ell c:o!al
vofo to the democrats by running two denn
o.ali, cl,ctorai tickets IS nc li,ic Il nut which
is now b9iog crsc KID. llaited they stood. di
vide they will fall. y
The Times is mistaken. The roat jIlters
woro united with tn, republicans their only
s!reugth. Having now severed that C ,nn, c. ior,
they have ninred themselves impotent. AID
tn, democrats have no.hioC to fear from eli hor
them or their late allies. United with the re-
pubiiosns the reaGjlsters stood; separated from
them they will fall. and great will be lhsir fall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-10

A SAD Death Oar C mnu.lty Was sal.
tied las! Sunday tight by the auuouE cement @:
the death OF Mss Fancy l.. Biyuc. Mrs. !:
WIS raised in this couaty. b1. married Ilf
Pettc,s,n HI;oH, CT BsI,i1tr', ADD had resided
10 that city for several years She lorg suI!sr,d
trom s0mn pulmonary cInrlsin.. AZ tic tluo
OF her dcn'h .he vas Oh visit 70 her mother.
Ms Flliisou L,;haui. OF this i,c>. and hr
friends were indulgi.s The hopalhat he charr.
would be bc3; hci:l. arI that sh, mirh. b.
spared to the large ei c!u C friends and rl.-
lives who w:rc 70 dee ply uttscied to her. Sar
had from her lulhoot been c,n-ist,n. n,.w
Der OF the Bop ist Church, nrd xas esteemed
as oae ct the uost rs ful AID tonor"d mcu
berS She s hurled ia this piac Oh ru,.dy
moIn!rg, large company Of tritnSs nttc.drr
tho !u1eralexHd,cs.-- Lmpcpcr 7imcS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-10
LIST OF LETTERS

The following ls list of tho letters rcmsin't
in the Postotlce in this city July 10
ferions calling for letters will say they NJ" ai'
.vertlsed and give tho dato Of the list.
II not called for within thirty days, they Wi '"
sent to the dead letter Office, in Washingt'n'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-10
A brilliant VAon,Nr loIt,r w,, "a.

a BRILLIANT VAGRANT. "A Letter was re-.
ceived "A: The Allegheny poor board of @, sever
al d 5s ago asking information in regard TO an
aged and iosane tramp who had been arrested st
tuller, and whose case was before tho poor All.
tho,Llea OF that c1unty. Hs stated that he cam O
from PiLtsburg. Nothing was known ahcu.
him al the Allegheny ci'ico. bu! later it has been
found ont that he WAS At one limo, about So or d.
EoArs ago, lawyer of no little ability, polish.
cd and eloquent speaker, and o member of tho
State constitutional convention Of 1851. He WAS
also politician Of como motto. and took an &C.
two part in tho campaign which resulted in tho
election of President Pierce, and r. C ,ived as his
reward thn position Of Unitad States minister to
tho kingdom Of Sardinia. Here he served with
no little ability until suddenly ho became in.
sano, and Whilo out Of his mind committed somo
acts which nsc ,ssitsted his Immediate recall,
10 wss brought hack ID this country, and re-.
turned again to this city, where he attempted 10
re- establish his legal practice. taking up an Of
lire in tho Burke Building on Fl tn avenue
Bu. tho story Of his insanity hsd preceded him.
and he WAs regarded with universal distrust
Among other things he tried to recover a largo
amount for tuition from n former student in hi5
Ollie !, and made great efJrts to reopen old cases
IN which he had acted as counsel. He finally
drilled Out of Wow and latterIy has been com.
p!etcly sIsigbt Of by tnosn of bis old colleagues
VINO are 'u!l prscticing. -Pittsbw-g TelegiapA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-10

PREPARED The hnYs OF tho rrcsc.l l,y %
not SEQ as much whipaiug ia school ga n rr
ishm2nt, NJ tho l.Gs OF oltion unc. The, ~
son,o cool stories toll upoa this Su!jsy.. On,
paper tolls ,f by WhJ strapped ciiaa p'ar
o. his back ID view Of expected blows std
when the oano o,m, dowD q l,ul crack wl>
Ec,rd. and tho youug rascal pretended that hi.
backbone was broken. muoh to hia teacher,
dlsreSa. Auoihc; ina!ate, is told Of u nir;,
ter = syn waO was told to ''!r,patr tor severe
whipping When the appointed lialc c.m
the doctor Vas on haad. valy mitch ncrc vi,
footed. apparently. thao the ynuag i:r,!rmsislr.
After solemn Gnc)ursa 10 III Is, sug!.lor tons,
Of vjics. Tbs doctor drew bis rattan and laid J.
with cIrsiierab!e uac:i)o upon the boys h,c,
Nothing bu: dust f,'llnwsd tho blow. The SUI
] c;t tistl piiuo Was entirely at hi4.a c. srd cw.
IDENTIFY onto unconscious OF the stroke. "rskr
oil your coat, sir, IVES the Command icr IL,
aO0or was lltto reused. Agaiu whis!lsd ,hr
rattan arouad the boys Shoulders. bn with o.
more q feot. ..roks of your vest .ir |" shaurd
the Doctor. OF Went the vest, dui tier" vs.
another uoIcr i. OFF With .nn Other |" anr
then to the astouishnent Of thu ndu i,is,rair
Of lstica, he ,xp,seda dried dish. defends.
the back Of The cIlar:t like sL.ld. wi lie l.,
low there was evidently sretcHiog over crir
exposed portions ct Tue body stout lea.ie,
apron, What does this mcaa? said IT,.
doctor. Why" sid tho great rogue, ia
par iculAr'Y hum 'le aud pH!sIa.igr tour, you
told me, doctor, 10 prepare mlsat for rut,h
men', acd have dooe tic bst cu'd!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-10

DFCETPUL WHEAT CRops "A few doys ago
20 noIlc.d tho fac: that Mr.. Henry Hamitoo
nad oftercd the wheat % q portion of his farm
to MIR. Brooke Esklidge if BIO would cut and
thresh 1t and merely 10 ro!urn give Mr.. Ii.
seed wheat. MIR. Eskridgo refused tho offer.
Slnco that Mr.. Hamilton has cut and thrtshed
tho field a0d it yielded 37S bushels. or 10 bush.
els to the acrc Mr.. Jacob =. Hamilton, also
had field that looked like it would mako very
poor yield but it has threshcd on! CIT bushels
from 81 acres. Capt. q. II. Mason, on his
farm near SwoOpe's depot has threshed oils
$500 bushels of wheat ir0m l25 scns Col,
Asher tlirman's wheat yielded Is bushels to
the acc. MIR. Ballard Smith 90 - ec.e field
has lhrcshcd ous % bushels to tho acre-his
whole crop will probably be 1890 bushels Of
wheat. 1t would appear from these facts that
the Yield in this couoy is quito up to the avor.
age CT las: years REPRESENTATION Tndc1tor.
Born II RE DROWNED "A fatality 10 DO
drowned seems to hang over tho mem bers of th o
Love family, old and we'll known residents Of
Portland Oregon. Away back in Illinois one
OF tho brothers when q boy fell into we'll and
WAS drowned. Some years ago another brother.
who had come 10 manhood, wss drowned in the
Column ia slough About yesr ago still ano,h-
or brother, William Love. wss drowned in the
siough, In nearly the Sc rn spot where his broth.
or was drowned years before. About month
ago Albert Love, son of William Love, went
- work On the steamer Calliope. A few days
ago The Calope went down the river to raise
The tunken steamer Maria Wilkene, ana while
walking along the guard Of the boat he fell into
the river. OF the several men working around
the steamer none could swim. Before assistance
ret cAed him the young man sank in sight Of h,s
relatives and irienda.-SsatAc. W. T. In.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-10

The Reading receivers report The debt of tho
Heading railroads.&c., 900, C0Oand ofthe coal and
iron company $72 900 900.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-12

We are just at this moment watching the Hancock
and English flag. that has been put up by our Demo
cratic friends The flag il thinner than the party.
II lay from Saturday evening until Monday noon
without unfurling itself. Ii tried to hang toward
the South. but was ashamed to show the names that
were put ON il. Prophets who know, say the flag
viii have to lie spliced before il will he able to do
any good. That is opinion also. We think the
Democratic party will have be spliced with some
thing else besides the Greenbackers before they will
he able to elect Hancock over NJ noble man rs J.
A. Garfield. The Republicans expect to put up .
pole that will extend far above the Democratic; and
more than this, they expect to do the Republican
ticket this fall the honor of eceting every United
States, State and County officer.
We arc now i'm need of rain II we don't get it
soon, the corn crop will be short, in Washington
Township.
Miss Belle Gould is visiting friends at Savannah,
No.
Jim Clark, boss of the floating gang ON the ST. Joe
Western, is in town. and expects to be ON this end
ofthe road for three months, lowering grades and
Strengthening some Of the eurvesL Ii makes good
business for our hotels. lie has about twenty five
men with him.
We have seen some Of the grass Spring wheat,
last week, raised by Mr.. Holt, which We think vead
compete with any of our Northern Spring wheat
States.
Mrs George Winters died, last week, after one
weeks sickness Mr.. Winters has lived with ~ far
only few months. coming here from Hanover. Kan
1t is a great loss to him. We sympafhise with him
in his sad bereavement
Our sehoalmarms attending the Normal In
sfitpte. and NE think they are 6rst-elass lst of
teachers
Mr.. J. w. Cook n making quite an improvement
n the way of putting new ran af seiseh bsrn d
the waternib. SwAuP.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-12


Somebody advertise in the Ckief for rain.
Hay ia very scarce in this part Of the County. Ii
ID time the farmers should raise their own hay. -
Corn is worth about - cents. ~
1t ia almost too dry for blowing, as everybody
knows that has tried II.
We hear the melancholy howl Of the coyote, almost
every night
Mr.. Charles CampbcIrs bouse Is almost completed.
We believe II viii be Of the incest houses in this
nrighborhcod.
The young people Of this vicinity have not caught
the eroquet fever,- this Summer, because they all
bad it last year.
We notice young prairie chickens in the grain
stabble.
Tine farmers In this section would be rich. II they
could get one dollar bushel for all the wheat they
raised this year.
We found q stalk Of green esfn- the other day,
that measured teen feet from the rsots to the top
Of the ta@sei. How u that for 'shishr
Every orchard is wen supplied with fruit, this
reason
Atthis writing, Miss NoIle Roberts Is very III
Mr.. John n Lyons has obtained situation ss
clerk 81 lIarwi'a, in Atehison-
Almost every day ne few emisrnnt vasons
noviss .aswiy, bss surely, eastward. We suppose
they have pretty good opinion of Kansas- So have
ve Ju~t yaif u.til IN the wheat Is thrcshed, and
Hsnaas VII aFeak fsr hrrseG' sAruRx :