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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

There will Ike q strawberry and ice
cream festival for the benefit Of the
Hook and Ladder Company, at q. F.
Supplies store room, Oh Saturday eve
ming next. There will also Ike some
fine music furnished. Let there be q
liberal turn out Of our citizens. The
boys will appropriate the money in
paying for their uniforms and some
other expenses. Show your liberality
and appreciation Of their iabors for
the public, by patroniziDg them hand
somely.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

Col. Spivey and Judge Hanback,
have been invited to deliver Orations
at the Lindsburg Fourth Of July Cele-
bratiOn, to take place on Monday, the
5th. Gov. st. John is the principal
orator of the day. The Lindsburgers
propose to have the boss" celebration
of Western Kansas. The committee,
through the columns of the JOURNAL,
invite Salina and Saline County peO-
pie to participate in it. They will also
furnish the JOURNAL some items con-
corning it, from time to time, before
the Fourth.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03
Or Greek items.

On last Tuesday night fair-sized
tidal wave struck the upper end of
Dry Creek, carrying terror and de
structiOn in its mad career The first
man to feel its moistening influence
was Mr.. Lanew. II took some fencing
and let out his stock. and did his farm
some damage. Ii next came To Mr.. L..
Watson's, drowning u calf and doing
his farm very serious damage, by wash
ing out crops and making great canals
and gullies In the best part of his farm.
Ii next swept around and spread
over Larson's farm, while small
branch in making connection with
the main channel, paid its respects To
;. +. Niles, by washing out some corn.
well curb, bucket, etc. Next II crossed
W. Watson's farm. and that Of his fa-
Their, washing out crops and doing the
land very much damage by washing
of the soil and cutting lad gullie-.
Next Mr.. A. Watson had his whole
lower farm Submerged. tools, wood
and lumber scattered about, and his
cellar filled with wafer. Mr.. Whit
worth comes in for his full share also.
Mrs. WhitwOrth WAS awakened la the
night by the sound Of rushing wafer
and = racket among the jars. toxrs.
barrels and other articles floating
in the cellar, and Immediately Frank
Spencer who In working for Mr.. W.
and Mr.. VS. boys came knocking nj
the door for help, rs they had been
sleeping in the dining room which
was lower, and the water had filed II
up, 10 they had to swim out of the
window. Her whole family had Ia go
over the way To the Watson's and dry
out, and get their breakfast. The iiood
also did his farm some serious DAM
age, and took of ar drowned some
pigs. Mr.. A. Cri.s suffered the worst
up this way. II took OF all his summer
supply Of wOod, scattered his farming
tools for miles. drowned u calf or took
u away, and damaged his farm very
badly. Mr.. Agnew was also troubled
to some extent by having his farm
washed some, and having his mschin-
cry floating promiscuousIy over his
farm. The wave seemed Ia gather
strength and volume ~ II went, aud
Of farmers on down the creek, and the
city Of Salina.
The frequent late rains have 10
much improved the wheat that with
no hail or other means Ia destroy u.
we will have better yield and better
wheat than last year. all except the
new ground, which Is very thin.
guess our school teacher gives sat
isfactiOn q. we do not hear any grun,-
bling. One or two neighbOr- keepout
their small children on account of
sopus. very bad suarrei-ota,s. nfofane
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

Chas. Skinner, Esq, for the past
five years resident Of Lincoln, leaves
tomorrow for Salina, Kansas. Mr..
Skinner during his residence here has
made many friends. and we can COM
mend him to the citizens Of Salina, as
an honest. handwriting nan.-Lin-
cain III ! Ie0tler
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

The Rev. ID. X. Campbell, Of Wa
Keeney, will supply the pulpit Of the
Presbyterian Church of this city, next
Sabbath, in the absence Of the pastor,
Rev. w. A. Siinkins. who breaches
the dedication sermon Of the new Pres
byterian Church at Wilson, on that
day.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

The township committees appointed
to collect crop samples for the Bis
marck Fair, should secure the best
specimens of wheat before ii il all har-
vested. Bring in your huge cereal
samples and leave them with w. II.
Enia
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

At the residence Of Maj. John w.
Berks, Tuesday evening, party Of
young ladies and gentlemen were most
agreeably entertained. The services
Of the italian band were called in dur
ing the latter part Of the evening, and
the young people INDUCED in pleas
ant dance until the midnight hour had
Dassed.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

Last Fridays rain was a magnificent
sample of what the heavens can do
when fully bent on a season Of weep
ing. The following day sort of driz-
zle set in. We are now having plenty
of wet, and some of the grumblers
are even getting out their RATS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

The school In district No. a, gave
an exhibition last Friday evening.
The programme, consisting of decla-
nations. dialogues, music and tableaux
was very good, and well carried
out. The music, especially was much
better than the average, and the audi
ence which was quite large, dispersed
late in the evening in the best of
humOr with the performance.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

Mr.. Sniggs retires from the position
Of business manager of the iSceRskd
HarOiden, and Mr.. j. w. Peterson
takes that position. Mr.. Peterson is
well known TO our business men, aud
brings to the position superior bus
mess qualifications. Mr.. Sniggs will
60 OH to his farm again.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

While you are about it take two
dimes, one for cream and cake. the
other for look into the Art Gallery
at the sociable, to take place at c. S.
Radcliff7s tonight.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

Mr.. l.. G. Skancke has moved his
household. effects to Lindsburg, and
himself and family will soon repair to
that place for the purpose Of making
that their residence for the time heing
ut least.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

The Manhattan Enterprise says that
the biologists of that place pronounce
the Ellsworth county petrified ser
pent which was recently on exhibition
at Ellsworth. Salina, Abilene and 9TH
er places in this part of the state, a
fraud. At Salina the serpent was
exhibited in a tent back of Campbell,
Sloan & Tpihiils.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

The W. u. and U. p Telegraph Com
panies very generously furnishes the
anxious thrOng with the latest news
about the Chicago Convention. A
bulletin board in front of Whitehead
K Seaman's, also one in front Of Ham,
ilton & Bender's Office, give the news
smoking from the wires.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

The retiring waters Of the Smoky
left the steamer high and dry on the
"silver strand" north Of the iron
bridge. II was purposely left out Of
the water that some Of the open seams
of the hulk might be repaired.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

Messrs. G.. G.. and Ed. CUP, Il. l..
and T.. q. Bond, Hanback, and Mark
land compose the Salina delegation to
the Chicago Convention. They start
ed Saturday night, fully equipped
with cigars and lemons, bound 10 see
the sights aud have all the fun pos
silla
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

Prof. Fitzpatrick started for Topeka
yesterday mornining, where he will
remain u few days visiting friends.
On Monday, in company with his
father, the Professor will start on a
trip to Washington, New York City
sud other eastern cities, and will be
absent about three weeks.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

The rain fall Of last week created
quite q flood Oh Dry creek-sOme
twelve or fourteen miles southwest.
Mr.. Aaron Criss was the heaviest loser.
A full account of the matter appears
under the head of "Dry Greek Items"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

1t was decoration day last Sunday.
A drunken man proceeded to decorate
the sidewalk on Eighth street with a
compound Of wet groceries and Wet
uals-much to the disgust Of church
gOers.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

A base ball nine, composed of mem-
rsof the Fire Company and Others, is
soon 10 be organized. The OriginatOrs
of this intended project design making
their company the boss one ofthe state,
and if there are any mines lurking
about with silver cups. they had better
look out,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

Here's comfort for some of the Sa-
lima people who have seized upon the
oatmeal boom with avidity:
An English physician has carefully
noted the effects Of oatmeal on the
human system, and he says that it
makes people cross, stingy, jealous
and sOur-tempered.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

A picnic 10 being talked Of for the
Fourth Of July.
Mr.. J. w. Blonden has been appoint
ed census enumeration for this district.
T. n. Beckey took the east bound
train Sunday morning for Lawrence,
where he will engage In teaching dur
ing the summer.
:. p. Donnlyer has much improved
the appearance Of our little village by
having two Of his tenement houses
painted white.
Prof. 7. J. Rollman treated his pu-
pills In Dist. No. l, to . picnic on FRI
day last, il being the close Of his
school.
VIM. j. Kistler has already begun
cutting his wheat, which he says is
dead ripe. Others will soon begin
cutting.
Most Of the farmers in this vicinity
are purchasing headers, on account of
the short stand of wheat this year.
CLIP.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

~ ~ - 49, ~s--es
Big preparations for the 5th-
The committee on invitations bring
good news from Salina and McPher-
son.
Ed. singeth no more /" alone you
have LEFT me-" his 9Th has returned.
Not to be outdone LindsbOry hath
bicycle. For = jam up nose snasher
she Is immense.
DR.. Curtis returned from Brookville,
sound - . dollar.
Fine awnings are being put up in
front Of all the stores.
A misunderstanding between two
medical men terminated in placing one
Of them under . SO bond We are in
formed Il started over the analysis Of
axel-grease.
II 10 estimated that twenty-five hun
dred tons Of broom corn and one thous-
and cars of wheat will be shipped
from Lindsborg thecoMing season not
speaking Of the corn. cattle and hogs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

The water works question remains
in statu quo. G. r. Underwood 4 Co.
positively refuse to lease the water
power in town, for the reason that
they cannot spare any power At the
mill. They, however, agree to lease
power at the upper mill, should it he
wanted. To reach the upper mill
1000 additional feet of pipe will be
needed. The committee are obtaining
additional estimates of cost Of piping,
of
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

NesArs. F. Goodnow 4 Co. report the
following prices for grain: Wheat No,
2, 50; No. 8, IS; No. 4, IS. Rejected,
IS. Com. %; shelled corn,sO. Oats. %.
Rye, 50.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

Neeaingos Ens1 sBae e Eighth Ssssst.
tooth q Isso Avsas@Ds. & z. DodA
hns1ss, Win pss.eA Juss eeh. ln =
II A. -. 6sAjset. ''Pssdisg CAsiss's
Fl0ek." AZ - 2. T.. ssb3see,
'sAan's Wen - ~ GAlvaa1na-~ Ssnr
~ 6Gbs.e g - q. - 4s1y0
9etlng evuU Ws1n01ay svssisg
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

The st. Louis Globe Democrat Chi
cago correspondence Of Tuesday con-
tanned the following,
A large Reinforcement Of Kansas
Grant men came In at $40. and went
mostly to the Palmer, where they ne
ported straightway TO the Blaine dele
cation ~ inform them that they were
on hand to do little skiFmishing for
the Grant majOrities Of the Second and
Third Congressional Districts. Among
these stalwart Republicans who resent
~ much the assumption that the ma
lOrity Of Republicans In Kansas are
Blaine, that they have come here to
show that Il In mot 20. are Judge Lewis
Hanback,, James 6. Merritt, +. j. An
deson, r. l.. and p. q. Boud, d. l..
Lockwood, Robert Mainland, Ex-0Ov.
ge9; 2: Anthony, Col. &c. culp and
T, y. Jams,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

Prof. Tiee gives US the probable
weather for June rs follows: LIST fair;
I'd to 5th, clouding and threatening
weather, with local storms 9Th 20 9TH,
clear or fair: sth To 18th, very vari-
able, general low barometer, alterna-
ting with severe storms and very heavy
rains in places 18th to 18th, clear or
fair 18th 10 I'D, clOuding and threaten
ing weather, with severe storms in
many places; I'D to 2ith, clear or fair;
sith to 18th. clousiing and threatening
weather, with some severe local storms;
3Nh, clear ar fair. The warmer days
will be about the "a, 9Th, 18th, 18th
and 18th. The cooler days will be
the 5th, 18th, 10th, I'D and 18th.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03
The Noemsl Iastitvte

uoe W0e@09 u0stetoSe
Will commence on July 5th nj
O'clock .. M. This time u rapidly
approaching-there are indications
Of large attendance. Arrangements
have been made for imparting vide
md varied instruction In all branches
connected with the public schools.
Subjects will also be- taught which will
give teachers enlarged views Of their
vocation, and which by practical study
and application will III them for h'sh-
or professional position and infsusnee.
We would suggest that every person
proposing 10 teach the ensuing year.
purchase without delay The Cour,s
Of Study" ct Whitehead a seanan's,
aid, - far as possible. the book Of
reference mentioned therein. Every
teacher worthy Of the nam. will mp
preciste the advantages offered and
avail himself Of this provision 81 Law
for his progress and elevation In one
q the highest Of al Professions
VIZ BssHov.
County Superintendent.
n. ". ~. ~. 0esvis. ?. Q. =.
OF Kentucky. Masonic author and
lecturer, will address the fraternity
1t saiina, On
MASONIC TagAsrEE - MorSr
MoKIAu,"
ON Thursday. June ~. ut ) s'eia-ck y.
~. Lecture free a. al Master Nssss,s
La thSre h. large attendance.
JACOB DEwSrT. r. ~,
Aalins Lssdge No. 90.
Elsss4saa exhaDA q - oisasest ess.
We wssld b~s~iy regss~t all The
tescbess In the county who have Scr
linens IL sehasI wosk "a sxbihit nj the
Bisaaarek Ysis. to vrsssSi them 81 the
Normal Inseifsfs. esssnseseiag July
ssh, vbes the County superintendent
will - shss th~y are pssSrsiy efsss-
I'D and delivered IN . proper sumns's'
sse, Who vill SsSvssd than ~ 10
psopssiy ass.se>si In the ssssesfssssl
deSass@est at The exhiiafsos-
vs.. Blssor.
Cossfy Superintendent.
Ivili 30 q pshsie sssss-ss w nsis'
-. assssAay. Jose u. iss. 2 iAssss
ssags sssvo assd fsssIessv. iaser ID
al sisvass, HALVES sd fssk1. es<.
yu.l ~ shisas Sus es@psss orssfbt>
sss kssve-a hssAs sd shs~~hisgss<s
-. \ Psscx. Asrasssr<s-
ossl1 ksass.
x~nss b kss-sy es~s - o. q T. xkssS I
- su6y Lasses.s - o. ., - n.kAs = . -
$1,000 nsunmD - on.a. Gsn.nsL - -
-sA ~ss5 asasssrs spasa S~rss'ass -
~ nssAd ~. q - 1900 - kr~s-S \
AsC..VDs. ~ - - 49, ~ sssAss 49,
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- 01OaD aostazo - - pDshs - s~bS
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

WITT bBVOOoSUos
The case Of Phillip House Va. John
Kohler. A. r. Head and s. b Thomp-
son was = peculiar one. The action
was brought to recover from defend
ants s, 500 for false imprisonment. At
the commencement Of the suit s. b.
Thompson, . Justice Of the Peace, Of
Pleasant Valley township, who COM
n,itted House t. jail for debt, was set
free, while Head, who was counsel for
Kohler in the Justices court, WAS held
with defendant, Kohler, for trial.
House was defended by one, Mr.. Cor
ton, in the Justices court, who also
was his prOchien ami In this suit for
damages. 1t Was intimated by cOun-
sci for defense that the suit MAS brought
for the purpose Of making KOhler and
Head put up and that the main wit
ness was to share In the s., 900. The
jury disagreed and stood seven for
plaintiff and five for defendant. In
the case Of the State Of Kansas vs.. Lee
Maxey who was indicted by the Grand
Jury for arson, and placed under 500
bail, ON reasons shown by the
County Attorney to the Court, nOile
prOsequi was entered David Beebe vs..
John Owens, dismissed at cost Of plain
tiff. Eberhardt 4 Sudendorf vs.. Eliz-
abeth Wickersham, foreclosure, find
ings by Court and judgment for plain
tiff for Sl6l. Caroline H. Henderson
VS.. r. H. Bishsp, administrator Of the
estate Of J. X. Lull, Jr., ct al. decess-
ed, foreclosure, judgment for plaintiff
for SsO5. J. &. Bender VS.. A. NJ. Bee
be, foreclosure, Judgment for plaintiff
for $a227.55. l.. A. Warner vs.. Il. T..
Guthrie. ct al, foreclosure, judgment
for plaintiff for 81. Hattie f. Frost,
executrix Of the estate of A. Frost, vs..
G. b. Hall, 1t al, foreclosure, judg-
ment for plaintiff for 81, 1880. S. T.
Crisis vs.. Mollie J. and VIM. A. Smith,
foreclosure, judgment for plaintiff for
$l6243. John II. Ward vs.. Henry
Marshall and Ellen II. Marshall, fore
closure, Judgment for plaintiff by con-
sent, for 81 .475.0l. A. Il. Virgins Va.
the Kansas Pacific Railway Company,
verdict for plaintiff for $l35, and spec
ial finding for attorneys fees. Carver
4 Bond VS.. John &. Meyers, et al, set
tied. The following cases weIe con-
tined TO next term: J. G. johnson vs..
+. Husband, ct al; John Foster vs.
the Board Of County Commissioners Of
Saline county, Kansas; b. +. Lind vs..
Chas. +. Freeman 4 Co.; Chas. G.
Culp vs.. Thos. II. Cavanaugh the
White Sewing Machine Company W.
A. &. Waite and NJ. A. Waite; Carson
and Plat vs.. Steven Mspes, ct. al. Mr..
J. H. Haldeman, who has been per-
severing Law student Of Mr.. &. A. Hill
ler's for more than one year, was sd-
mitted to the bar to practice In all Dis
trict and inferior Courts Of Kansas,
after passing rigid examination by
Judge Prescott and the following tai
ented committee: Col. J. q. Spivey,
Capt. J. q. Mohler and X. A. Levitt.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03
Resi- Eststs Trsnsfees.

0eso eststo IeansSees.
The following isa list Of Real Estate
Transfers filed In the Office Of Ed.
Whitman, Register Of Deeds. for the
week ending June End, lssO, aud
furnished by Wight 4 Carroll, Alb
stractOrs:
May cath.
up. X. w. Co. To James Taylor. mel
) 35, T u, X w-SGGO
May 18th.
IT, X. w. Go. to Fred. X. Borden,
mel s y. + Il, X iw-$84s.
John Grant and wife To Engelbert
Hartman, part swt > Is, r IL, R3w-
$500.
Thos. n. Hustled aud wife TO John
Lamar, WI swt and WI NV. $ 70, r Is.
X w-e4MU.
May 18th.
H. ID. Baker, Sheriff, to New Eng
land Mortgage Security Co.. u sw3 :
II, r IL, Il 4w-S1OO
H. ID. Baker, Sheriff, TO VIM. DerI-
ing, 81 sw3 q 8. TIA. 2w-Sl3O.
May 9th.
w. ]. Whittier and wife 20 Ella v.
Besks. set Of set 8 Sc, T 1e, Rsw-
600.
U.P.R. w. Co. to John w. Berks,
eel 3 Is, r Is, X WIGS.
National Land Co. to John Erickson
d nwt 8 3, T Is, r 4w-tsl0.
yohn n. Young IN John Burk, sei
8 8, r II, R4w-e6O.
May 18th.
w. A. Phillips aud wife to w. II.
Pitzer, lot IL, Eleventh. Street, Phil
lips Ind sddition-elO.
U. 8. 70 Peter w. swenson, 81 -. 8
10, T l6, 3w.
May ssh.
r. 8. Armstrong TO T.. l.. WiIdeF.
VI sw& 3 10, T IL. X 1w-slUW
May 3lst.
Swedish T.. l.. Asso. 10 Swedi&h =.
u. Congresstion, part offs -, T Is. X
3w-N.
U. & 70 &. A. johnson. FL s~i 3 81.
It's, R3w.
U. toE P. Peterson, vi se, 8 30. T
Is. R3w.
VIM. r. 8eis admin. TO Robt Cane,
swt 4 4, r IS, RS w-es5.
Anna Mcdonald 10 kobt Cane swi
= 4, r Is, X 5w.
X. X. Wasrps 70 x. Y. Bowen sp0th
- feet Of Vt s. santa Re Aveeus-e11O
June lat.
l.. II, HustGd and wife 10 v. w.
Miller, ssi b IS. r Is. Rsw-esSD.
n Assss1 osseisO - SsAesa ois6ies
VIII take p,ace ThUr-iay. Asgnst y
The sebnol year viii esd JsIy n All
blasks thaa may b. needed by clerks
and treasurer will he seSt "ut before
the frxs of July. Every seboo, of's<s
sheuIA folly islbus hinsesf - 10 his
duties, and every srquiresnsnt shossd
be psomptiy and eas~fsliy mt b
oAcials In psopss tine ed psUpss
Sosn. II viii b. The ssgsias tissse IN
The ebcsjss - DlseeaOs. In II de
triess Sosnsa sisce he - sassaI
meeting. thsse shssId b - easssias
u al thsvDsss-s Disssass - thss>
yan-CIak ~ to ysaO-s 1sns'
srsr Sss ses ~. We tsude ~ ~
anssal sssseiep Vim - hausly -.
sesAsd. - tks bu1aD hssDssiOss.
y - e0<sssely ssnasseosA
W. BassSv.
Csssty Superintendent
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03

tosether sordA- This suggests paeasanter phase
Of the sshjeet Certainly q b NOS eess vice. bat
seai Sss et in ~ ~ s'ose H.sn a.s M
stacked BY H. slaeslds are safe froa its favaees
and epicures VIII Hoe fall prey 70 its baneful spell
entitled .Cssaissl kicSeiieu.- The epicure II.
vites IN ambitious coartier 70 dinner, promising
some very fse pass. The counter, busy With his
.yins :. ... vso ? IAN q sasiins a.iiiies h:
"A man Who h fnll Of sublime pses has no room for
ambition"
thing gland and sdnrsble about this restless spf.
IL Of ambition: CAn ve not turn from the record
o. norrSs i h.: I'd e Ne cher sae q tie gs-
ing the nations sod TIE rnre out Of harearsm int
the light Of our present eiviiizafioas Truly there
%ss' 10 q :. q Il ';.ss s.ss
asfion more than any other feeling or passion
We believe this 10 Be true, and that close scruti
efe. Of eiviii..tio. ~ nent.i "a nr.I sdy.pee-
nent Of the nee has been pgoooeed by snbiti0a-
Ambition b nos confined 10 the march Of araies
o. to the plots Of prlnces II rises from the all
pervadine spirit Of uaress Of discoatent With ihe
past and With the present. vAich inpeb men to
greater achievnenfs and higher climbing In the
With the Srosd al p,.in. slere d.ei he .sier
spirits Of ease. peace and happiness but il must 80
higher. Peaceful, happy homes, quiet Villages
be rociy, cherries. and barren, but il must 90
higher There NAV be nothing 10 be Won by the
eiimb;ng the uppcr Air nav Be chill and cod the
very hiShess pesk even IL it can ever be rocked,
there nav in . little time BE- obiiiersiej BY the
rains and the frosts and they in the plains below
caring very little about IT, But IL does nos natter
ambition must continue the climbing Z: must 60
bearing in iis hands, held Win clasp which death
itself cannot loosen
"A banner With the STANCE device
Excelsior"
students in the pa,s NAV !. sl.o be carried BY those
Sho In the year. to come will occupy the pisces
nov make vacant. AMI when they come TO stand
before you, our Kind Baard Of Education, may they
fall Of sratiaines. to YOU for your inisresi and
Tss .s S r. I S.. Se.u the h.ae. ON.
to .p<,s for !, bring. TO mind all the s's..,a.
word Of the friend. With whom se are .bcsi to
MI We s,., s1, .s.n On, Oh a.,h NAV rsd
!hr.axh the ,re.ehersa, aaisk Of time when
-; ui,h such feelings. dear teachers and school,
teacher. have ever BEEN S~ason ,sh,, drawing y.
aps. inland, and onward When eur task. we're hare
sympa,hizing smile would give US ne. hope, and
seh . gentle hands as Ties NV scnooIsaair, ,hsi
NO" leave you
should time &c, mar this happy band
VIII turn-snd With no trembling hand
'e' MANY e"es"''e'
We nes, as sshoolm ~, hand in hani
AID time shall never break the bond
' '''"' Us NsA'' 70 "sA'
And gl fear no not, but mind ~. many blot;
And flowers which time can ~i,her not,
' sun " = -'' '"F'''
As the ,. shill years ,s;ln glide slowly On.
And tell Of pleasures that are gone
VIZ" 'A''e '"'' 'e' 's"''"
FoIIowihg the addresses anu music
MI r. r. boweh, ON behait ot the
lSOaIu Ot EuucatiOh, presented 10 Miss