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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-01-16

The Den or Thieves More. Goods Found
The parties mentioned last Friday as
having heen arrested at the old stone
hotel, were taken before Justice Fletcher
Saturday afternoon, where they waived
examination and took continuance I'M
Ill the Goth. The names are rs follows:
Dennis Gregory, George Gregory, George
Levels alias Geo. Mahan, VIM. Emerson,
VIM. Hamilton and X. Manning. EX-
ccpt the last named, they were bound
in the penal sum of $500 and COM
mitted. Mr., Mannning's bail WAS fixed
at $500, which he gave and was released.
GA Saturday evening Sheriff Moon and
Marshall Fleming, having learned that
the Grcgorys had LEFT part of the stolen
goods with brother near Howard City,
took the train for that place, and sue
cecded in finding n large quantity of
clothing, blankets, dry goods, etc, which
they brought back with them this morn
ing. They also found mare which
was stolen from Mr.. Cupp some time
ago, and the gentleman to whom they
traded her, identifies one of the prisoners
rs the man from whom he obtained her.
Parties who have lost goods and cloth
ing, may be able to find some of them by
calling on the sheriff ut the court house.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-01-16

Any person having the misfortune
to have a lamp accident resulting in loss
of property, or what is worse, the death
of some member of their family, which
might have been prevented by using the
Harris & Smith Safety Lamp, Will have
everlasting cause for regret and self
blame, as they are kept for sale at the
lamp stores, as every person knows. For
sale by North s. Ryder. w3tI
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BARGAIN COLUMN /.

FoR sALE.-1OO tons of hay, 100 tons
of straw and 100 acres of stock feed,
1900 bushels of corn, with use of corral
near the stock field and hay, and the
straw is stacked in the corral; timber
and water in corral All at my farm at
Neosho Rapids. JAMES O'TooIE.
w3f9$
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Plymouth Items.
TUESDAY,

TUESDAY, Jan. IL.
School prospecting nndcr the manage
ment of Miss Dixson Prof. Sogard
gives us lessons in singing every Satur-
day afternoon.
Some of our citizens are preparing to
try their fortune in Colorado next
spring. Our best wishes follow them.
Plymouth would like to boast of a
good blacksmith shop.
\ vicious dog attacked Mr. Chitten-
denis boy one day last week, and bit his
arm very severely.
Joe Ecrct, Burt Fosman & Co, went
hunting one day last week, and killed
iilty-one squirrels, laying them side by
side, makes sixteen feet of solid squirrel
Simon Dixon and Dr. Hewitt are each
building n new barn. Lyceum still in
progress. No weddings this week
BLACK EYE
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CIinOrd's Febrifuge .-Nnfaiiing, infalli-
BILE cure for all diseases originating in bill
larry arrangements caused by the malaria of
miasmatIc countries. No preparation known
class of diseases at all comparable to Gill;
ford's Febrifugc. 1t is the plus ultra of
ague remedies. Sure and safe in its action,
its great power in neutraliZing malariOus in
huences is only equaled by its harmless &C
ton on the body. No disagreeable after ef-
fects from this remedy.
J. c. RICHARDSON. Ppro'r
For sale by all druggists. st. Louis.
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SOMETHING NEw.-Thc Eureka fiat
iron, advertised today by e. w. Kepner,
is wonderful invention. It's utility
and economy secure quick sale for it
wherever introduced. We are favorably
impressed with Mr.. Kepner, the proprie-
tor of the patent, us gentleman who
does business correctly and reliably.
See the advertisement.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Pnhlicatinn Nntice

LAND OFFICE AT TOPEKA, KAEsAs,l
December Is, 1879. I
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim.
and secure final entry thereof, at the eXpira-
tion of thirty days from the date OF this no
435s. for the northeast quarter of the south
west quarter OF section 81, township II, range
Il, east; and names the following as his wit
Kansas, and J. L. Davis, of Lyon county,
Kansas W. Ii. FITZPATRICK.
W2t5f Register
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DucIsIen's Arnica salve.

The best Salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rheum, letter,
chappcd hands, chiiblains, c0rns, and all
kinds OF skin cruptions. This salve is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction III
every case or money refunded. Price -
cents per box. For sale by y. Wheldon
81 Co, Emporia, Kansas. d105y1.
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From the Rockport, Ind, Banner:
There is no medicine in the world which
has gained such fame as St Jacobs Oil;
this is, however, not in the least aston
ishing, when we consider its truly won
derful curative powers. Mr.. f. Roden-
burg, of Grandvicw, called at our office
last week, and related the following cir
cumstance: | suffered with rheumatism
for over six years; consulted many
physicians and tried hundreds of RENE
dies, but without avail. Having seen
St. Jacobs Oil advertised in your paper,
and hearing of some astonishing cures,
l sent to ROckport for a bottle of the oil,
and used it according to directions The
relief | felt was almost electric" / got
better at once. and now there is not a
trace of rheumatism left in my body.
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a CARD.-TO all who are suffering from the
errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood. &c,
will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was dis
covered by missionary in South America.
Send self-addressed envelope to Rev. JO-
s., phi T. Inman, Station ID, New York City.
Nu9v
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Obituary,


4 notice of the death of Mrs. Phillips
was made nj the time of her death, but
the relatives ana friends desiring a
longer notice, we give room to the fol-
lowing. though handed in some time af-
ter her death.
Jacob and Anna Ide, of Vermont, and
widow of Rev. VIM. Phillips, deceased,
departed this life December 18th, 1879,
aged 20 years, 3'months and days.
Mother p was educated Baptist
She wrote journal until the 10th year
of her life, which if published would do
good. Her education was superior to
many of her day. She was methodical;
an ardent lover of the church, and regu-
lar with private, family and public wor-
ship. She writes in the preface of her
journal: "My object is to guard all pro-
Tossing godliness from resting in Il form
without the p0,cer of religion" 1 Gull
from her journal the following:
was born in 1909, September 3, in
st. Johnsburg, Vermont. My kind pa
rents were members of the Baptist
IL.
that could only hope to be christian,
and could not be saved from all sin in
this life, and that only part of man.
kind could be saved. Was often greatly
concerned about my soul, thinking ] had
slnned away my day of grace. | thought
that conviction for sin was making some
amends for il. / longed for spiritual
guide that might know the truth, "for,
if We know the truth, the truth shall
make you free" l was upwards of 81
years old before / experienced q change
of heart, yet thought was in the way TO
heaven. L married Rev. VIM. Phillips,
local preacher of the NJ. e church
now read the following books: Wesley's
Sermons, Palmer on Holiness, Rice and
Campbell's Debate, and Foster ON Cal
vanism, and my mind was. greatly en-
lightened. Was not raised to relish
shouting" but just as soon as the Lord
pardoned my sins, / gave glory
TO God! Our cabin seemed lit up with
radiance diviEel Joined the ~ Z.
church; loved her class meetings. Oh,
how refreshing after the tolls of the
week, to meet with kindred spirits and
converse about God and heaven. II
seems like green spots on earths desert.
now desired all to comic to Christ b.
afaith only" such an easy way-as the
is the iustifier of him that believeIh."
Some years before her death she
writes: Something seems 10 warn me
that when die, shall not have much
opportunity to speak, so that I wish TO
have all my writing and talking done. y
Again: "When / come to die let me
have nothing to do, but to cling to the
cross of Christ" Her wish was granted
She died alone Was greatly beloved in
life, and deeply lamented in DEATH Her
funeral was large and improved by a
sermon from the writer, from Phil. l., 81
'For 10 me TO live is Christ, and to die
is gain" This is the journal of the
christians life and death.
May the many prayers of mother
Phillips for her daughter, (wife of Joseph
Ecret) and family, be timely answered.
Jan. LIST, 1880. ALBERT HARTMAN.
g. w. Frederick will loan money On
improved farm property or number one
business property in the city, at eight
per cent interest. Commissions govern
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From Wilkes Spirit of the Times.

December 8, 1877:
A. B. c., Mich.-What should be done
to reduce an enlargement of tendon of
forward leg, the back tendon, caused by
grabbing it while trotting? It is sound
now, think. 1t was fired last spring,
and the horse turned out all summer.
Answer-Clip off the hair and apply
Giles Liniment Iodide Ammonia twice
a day until 1t irritates, when temporarily
discontinue and commence again. 1t is
the only remedy that will permanently
remove chronic enlargement of this
kind. Send to Doctor Giles, 100 West
Broadway, N. Y, who will furnish full
information.
Giles pills cure headache.
For sale by w. II. Sisler.
dA5t6-v3t1
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SheriFs Sale.

Elizabeth r. keightly VS.. Solomon Ii. Dodge
NOticE - heIeDy given tnat Dy virtue OF
Judicial district court, sitting in and for the
county of Morris and state of Kansas, one in
the above entitled cause. and one in each OF
the following entitled causes to-wIt f. T.
keightly vs.. ) II. Dodge and J Il. Hall, ct
al, VS. ii. Dodge. and to me directed
ID. 1ssl at 10 O'Clock a. N. Of said day, at the
front door of the court house in the city of
Emporia, Lyon county, Kansas. offer for sale
and sell 1t public auction to the highest bid
der for cash, all the right, title and interest
OF the said defendant, Solomon II. Dodge, In
and to the following described real estate to-
wit: The north half OF the southwest quar-
ter OF section thirty four, township nineteen,
range thirteen In y Of the sw u, 8-I9-J3l sit
mated in the county OF Lyon and state of Kan
sas, said real estate to be sold as the property
OF the said defendant, TO satisfy said execu-
ton j. b. NOON.
VIZ S Sheriff OF Lyon county, Kas.
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FATAL ACCIDENT

VIM. Wright Crushed by Moving
Train.
1t again becomes our painful duty to
record the untimcly death of an estima-
bic young man, who while coupling cars
Sunday morning, was thrown under
the wheels and crushed TO death in the
yards of the A. T. & S. F. railroad No
one saw HIM at the time of the accident
hence ii is impossible to learn the exact
particulars, but the supposition is, that
his leg was caught by the break beam
and before he could eXlricate himself,
lost his footing and fell across the track
The train had broken in two and the
cars were going faster than usual which
fact was probably unknown TO Mr..
Wright as it was before day light.
The brakeman heard his cries, but was
unable to stop the train until it had
dragged him some distance, mangling
his entire body in a horrible manner
Mr.. Wright was an old railrOader, hav-
ing at one time occupied the position of
conductor, but last spring he opened
a meat market south of the railroad and
for some months delivered meat by
wagon throughout the city. He leaves
wife and one child, who will have the
sympathy of the entire community in
their great ailiction The following is
the verdict rendered by the coroncrs
Jury:
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-01-16

SroP THAT CoUGH-By going to the
reliable and well known drug stand of
John A. Moore, and buying 81 bottle
of Green Mountain Cough Balsam. If.
after using two-thirds, you gel no relief,
return the balance and get your money
back. See advertisement in this paper
: w52tf
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AmERIcUs NOTES.
Edited by keno"
Nox.IaY Ja, r.

MoSsIAYr Jan. IL
Mrs. Harter, wife OF the lumber mer-
chant, IS Wishing at Burlington.
Communion at tue L. P. church next
Sabbath.
Mrs. McClearv's brother from H., has
been here with his wife on their wedding
tour. They have gone 10 Winchester.
Al the business meeting of the Social
Hour Club on Saturday eAening, John
Sims was elected president, and George
Miller secretary and treasurer Next
dance January 90.
Let the editor Of the Ledger tackle
Miss Nellie Wood or Miss Hattie David
son if lac thinks there is 4 corpse among
our corps of teachers.
The boys have found the "niyger in
the wood pile" at last.
Rev. II. j. Hammond lost his house,
stsble, harness, etc, by a recent prairie
fire in Harper county Mrs. Hammond
came near being sufTocated. The fire
occurred while Mr. II. was from home
They are probably on theirway to Amer
icus by this time, where they viii stop
with their daughter, Mrs. Waite.
KENO.
Tuesday, 13
Elocution last night.
Sam Morgan Bit on Miller's puzzle %
Yesterday Harrison Cobnrn also took a
chance and got his finger in it.
a good washing machine for only so
cents at NJ. w. Gibson's.
The success of the Edison light may
have affected the price of gas stock in
Chicago, but it has not lessened the
amount OF gas in Americas. There is
plenty of II to be found escaping at Mil
lers's Office ct any time.
Prof Sogard had a tight squeeze to get
in a certain store last week in Emporia.
]. S. GIBSON,
The hardware merchant, having had
years OF experience in the business, has
FOUND
that II pays best to sell everything in It's
season, and has therefore decided to close
out his stock OF winter stoves at reduced
rates, and thereby avoid keeping
DEAD
stock on hands. Farmers and others
will find that Gibson's is the place and
now the time 10 buy stove or anything
in the hardware line, and when you lie
down
IN BED
at night, you will feel that you have had
Il square deal. KENO.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. Il.
Corn is coming in slowly at 90 cents.
Wheat brings 80 cents TO 81. Fat hogs,
1926 to $3.50.
Moses f. Noll shipped his cattle 10
st. Louis last week. Returned last night
with big money.
Red clover and blue grass seed at VI.
w. Gibson's. Clover, $3.50 per bushel.
What ais that snoozer in Fremont?
/ presume he will feel better now that
he let the bile off his brain (:) yesterday
We're 1t not that comparisons are odious,
we would remind him that we have Il
dramatic troupe-the c. K. Z. c. T.
Let your light shine. J. S. Gibson re
ceiyed cargo of lanterns yesterday.
William H. ochlins has received re-
ceipt No. 400 for entry on Kaw land.
Averaging the entries at 1919 acres, this
would make about 46, 900 acres entered
since November 3.
Shirt bosom stretchers and ironing
boards, price 50 cents, at NJ w Gibson's.
George Beard is now big Iujun,'
having received the appointment rs
agent of the Poncas. The agency IS 10
Gated about thirty-fiye miles south of
Arkansas City. This makes two Amer
icus citizens in the Indian service, Miss
Emma Wood being = teacher at the Kaw
agency. KENO.
Read This.
On January 9TH I will commence
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When business nam comes 20 the
conclusion that he cannot afford - en-
pend during the year, ia iudiciOus atlvcr-
Using, an amount equal Ia ono half, or N
least one quarter of the sum he pays an
nually for rent, he may very safely make
up his mind that it is high time Tor him
to move his business Ia chcapcrquartcTs.
New York Bankers journal.
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AM For lIop9EarNN CoUNrY. Mr..
Strain, who has been cauvis,ing for aid
for the settlers IN Hodgyman county, de.
sires MS 10 say 70 fhnse who nave agreed
TO contribute corn and other articles, To
bring them Ia nj once, IS a car is being
loaded, and owing 10 the needs Of the
people, it is desirable To forward the ear
Ms quick rs possible.
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NEW ROUTE TO ST. LOUISA tsle-
gram announces tho completion of the
st. Louis y San Francisco railroad to u
connection with tho Emporia and Eurc.
ka road mt Severy, Kansas. This gives
Emporia now route 20 ST Louis.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-01-16

NoTICE-The Chicago Lumber Co.
are now prepared to furnish both anthra-
cite and soft coal in quantities to suit
purchasers. Prices as low as the lowest.
W40tf
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SrRAYED.-From my farm, in Water
loo township, one bay mare, four years
old; has small white spot in forehead,
and branded on left shoulder, c. p.
Also a small bay horse colt one year old
Any one giving Information of them will
be suitably rewarded
w3t2 NJ. G. PAYNE.
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A Kansas Gay gcailcmun who visited
the Emporia Athcueum the other day,
remarked that its reading room is
much superior in It's infringement, col
lection of papers uld adapllon fer the
public use, To the reading room in KIM
sns City.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-01-16

1t is always very annoying to a con-
gregation TO have person hacking and
coughing during services. One dose of
DIR. Marshall's lung syrup relieves the
worst cases. Price % cents, 80 cents
and 81 bottle. Sold by North & Ry-
der. d45t6-w3t1
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For SALE-A BARGAIN.-A Chicago
Screw Harrow, nearly as good as new.
Present price $500 in Chicago Will
sell for 1920 cash, or will trade For
further particulars apply to Holmes &
Holden, Emporia. w3t2*
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MIR. WmGur's FUNERAL-rhs fuacr-
al of VIM. Wright, an account OF whose
death was given in Mondays NNws,
took place Tuesday afternoon at the
Methodist church. Rev. G. II. Rice con
Quoted the services. The fun .ral was
well attended by the railroad associates
of Mr.. Wright, who lamentcd his sud
den and terrible death. Mr.. Wright
was twenty-five years old; was married
at Chillicothc, Missouri, in October,
1876; came to Emporia last May, from
st. Joseph, No, where he was connected
with the Hannibal 81 St.Joe railrnad.
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LOOK HERE DO you want to Dor
row money on ten years time, or less,
payable in installments, at fair rates I?
We can furnish it to you.
w31tf A s. SMITH & Co.
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Birthday Pleasant Surprise.
The fnF;ieth birthday OF Mrs. Cole
McCulicch WAS celebrated in a very hap
Ply manner at her residence on Cotton
wood street, Saturday evening last, by L
surprise party. Mrs. Cole McCulloch, it
appears, had been, during the day, per
suaded to spend the day at Mrs. Van
McCullOcli's, and during her absence
and unbcknown TO her, the house was
prepared 10y her sister Mrs. Z. L. Hafer,
for the reception of a large company of
invited guests. Eight o'clock in the
evening came, and found present Mr.. and
Mrs. \. Fuller Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Mich
OILS, MI and Mrs. II. Waderhorn, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Mcconnell, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Devices, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Thatcher,
Mrs. 5. McCori, Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ
Deane, Mr.. and Mrs. I. L. Haler, Mrs.
p Roach, Miss \. Russell, Mr.. c. \.
WalthOnd, OF the a. T. & S. f; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Fletcher Mr. and Mrs.
Cole McCuiIoch were then invited to re
turn to their home, where joyous wei
come awaited them. After an hour of
greetings and conversation the party sat
down to Il table loaded with good things,
among which We're oysters, cakes. coffee
and fruits Afler supper another hour
Of conversation was enjoyed, when the
company, with many kind wishes for the
success Of their generous host and host
esS and tina: thpv both mi,pht live To epp
many years yet, BID them good night
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NOTICE.-All parties Indebted to the
late firm of Ryan & Conner, either by
note or book account, are hereby notified
TO come forward and settle.
w44BCtf THos. L. RYAN.
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i. ID. Andrews, one OF our cash sub
scribers, of Reading township, is build
ing one of the best houses in the county,
which he expects TO be ready to occupy
about the LIST of March.
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Mr. Davis having become principal of
the city school training department at the
Normal school, the board of education
has elected Mr.. J. II. Hill as assistant of
the city schools.
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MUSICAL TREAT.-Many of our citi-
zens, including some of one of the best
judges Of music, who have heard Miss
Arbuckle's wonderful playing, have in
vited Mr. Arbuckle and daughter to give
a concert at an early day They nave
chosen Friday evening next either at
the court house or Bancroft hall. We
have seen their programme for Junction
City. 1t is of the highest order. The
Junction City papers say it was must
cal event long to be remembered.
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Street commissioner Stricklcr had u
large force of "cxodusters" at work
hauling of the mud piles last Monday.
The streets were lined with sub-bosses
on both sides, who took much interest
in the work.
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Mr.. j.. ID. Mather, one Of the jolliest
young men in Council Grove, passed
through the city last Monday, en- route
to Colorado, where lie proposes growing
up with the country. Success, old boy.
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The celebrated Swedish violinist Olof
Bull, assisted by Nine. Page and her
daughter, little Josie, who are said to be
stars in their particular parts, and by
Mr. Sebastian Simonsen, the famous pi-
anist-also musical director of the COM
pany-will visit Emporia ON the nth.
We have not been favored with such q
musical treat as this promises to he since
Camilla Grso's concert last winter. Low
ers of music of the highest order should
not miss this entertainment. When only
eight years old Olof Bull received such
compliments as the following. \ friend
musical critic thus speaks of the young
Swedish musician: His creative and
Initiative genius is wonderful and
he moves the heartstrings of
his enhanced listeners through
the medium of the heavenly har-
monies which he draws from his seem
ingly inspired instrument. 1t is the
music of the heart-the true touchstone
Of genius. Whether il be the exquisite
modulatiuns and bird-like limitations OF
sThe Mocking Bird or the wailing OF
the imprisoned soul in sShubcrt's Sere-
made, each is Interpreted with marvellous
exaetness. Under his magic touch, tho
kngellil1e VIOLIN as Paganini called it
becomes a living, sentient being. Their
re few great violinists, and olof Bull
sngh young in years, is predestIned t.
rowned the yiloin king of Sweden
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SToCK READY.--Thc legal advertising
of the sale of stock OF the Laveia Coal
& Mining Company hrving been com
plc,cd according 10 law, those having
heretofore subscribed for stock in said
company can now call at the Office Of
the secretary at the court house and get
their stock. \ few more shares only for
sale AT present pricrs.
G. W. FREpERIck. President.
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Miss Slack returned from Il holiday
visit to Hartford and Council Grove last
week, TO begin school at Pleasant hill.
She Is assisted by Miss Herbert, of the
Norm al
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Geo. W. Frederick qualified the coun-
~ officers elect to-day. BE careful how
you die after this. because itmay become
the duty of DIR. Hibbcn to sit on you.