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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-11-18
Mosquito. Creek Items.

Writer is again upon u.s. The flies have disap
peared, and the mosquito is no longer heard. Mos
ruitobars and DOORS at this time of the wear
are at par with great coats at harvest.
Mr.. A. C. Beaver took flying trip to the Pen,
short time ago, and reports everything lively down
there. The Doniphnn County boys are patiently
waiting the day that shall come to open wide the
iron doors.
Miss wegmiller visiting in District -, Friday
last.
Robert Sluss's youngest child is very sick, with
pneumonia fever.
We are credibly informed that Mr. Heeney ha.
secured three months school at No. GO. Who now
can have the cheek to say lie is not a successful
man
Mr.. John E. Garyin husked and cribbe,l seventy
five bushels of corn, Thursday, November Ilth 1880
hauling it one-half mile.
The roads in this District are good, thus showing
the excellent Judgment Of the road oversecr Mr..
Sutton.
We were very sorry to hear Of the defeat of Robt.
Larzelere hut it will n good lesson to the
Republicans of that District.
There several fine lots of hogs in this vicinity
Daniel Graves has sixty head, ready for market,
that will average over three hundred pounds
The farmers generally done gathering corn.
II was diverting. at the Teachers' Association, at
Troy, to the late Superintendent and the Super
nendent elect, TRYING TO render for failure
in the part assigned them. There should have been
fine imposed on both, with rrprinand, for nonper.
Torrance of duty.
Miss Laura L. wykert has just returned from a
lonesome in the country, since her return.
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The south Wa, Vote for GARFIELD.

CARRoLLIoS Ky. Nov. 5.-To he Editor Of The Cf,-
cinHah Eaquirer The desire of the reyivng South
is for peace and perfect National harmony. To ef-
feet this end she he hitherto sought to ally herself
with the Conservative Democracy Of the North.
This course has been miseonstrusd. or misunder-
stood by vast majority Of those who fought against
Us in the late war; and the result il at the end
of fifteen years of peace. far from recon
citation in the start il it wise to CON
Time the effort ongeri Il it not manifest that our
brothers will not come to u.s. and would il not he
wise and patriotic in tn go TO them You and i,
sir, and whole country, want peace and brother
ly accord. The people Of the North and the people
Of the South long for the time when they pursue
the usual syocatons of life without the fear of frae-
tcilal strife the burden Of d-trust, the the
other. We have a common heritage and a common
aim. To 50 interpret and guard the Constitution as
-ub-erve the great interests Of the country is
alike the desire of all parties. Then why not at
unite upon some plan of harmonzing at least
our sectional differeneesi Why not the whole South
ri-e up and with voice declare for Garfield and
Arthur President and NicePresident Of the South
n well n the North, of the Republican and Demo
crat, Of the negro, Indian and Chinaman all alike
Let this he year of jubilee; and hereafter. should
differences arise, let them be settled in unity di
vision in the family circle, without the slightest ref
crrnce 10 former party lines. ! know that this
would make u.s. for the present, happier and mort
prosperous people. while il would in wise initiate
against the future welfare safety of country
Respectfully X. H. FnZHUGH.
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Prairie Grove lfens.

Everybody busy scratching out corn. Sore hands
in not the only complaint now.
There seems to be pretty fair crop of corn, this
year, though We had dry summer; it is thought it
will average about 90 bushels per acre.
lee thick enough to hold up an or, and bust fell
lows skull, should he happen to fall We know this
to be fact, have had a little experience in
the matter.
The epizootc has got hold several horses in
our neighbOrhood; it will probably visit all the
barns in the vicinity Give them n dose of the seeds
of the jamestown weed.
Miss Nellie Ryan is spending few days with her
friends.
We would buy thermometer now, but they are
getting lower every day-soon will he down TO zero
An insane entertained few loafers at Nor
way, the other day, with his innocent jokes and
questions There was pretty good phrcnologist in
the crowd, hut he didn't get to feel the name head
Our teacher, Mr.. Baker. was quite sick last week,
and had to send for medicine, Thursday night; hut
the messenger brought him card from his wife,
saying it weighed nine pounds, and wins boy; he
Immediately burned the medicine, saying: .No time
to be sick now Quite effective cure
Mr.. John Burns is aboat to purchase place some
where near Kennekuk.
We win probably have spelling school, Thursday
night, IL the weather Is favorable. sxrrHx.
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Nor STICK UP.-Recently. couple from the
brush. who had been Housekeeping about year,
called ut Of the Troy stores TO MAKE purchases
Of necessary household articles They were waited
rpon by the clerk who generally docs the polite
thing with married customers he being recently
married himself, although. by means Of bald head
and wearing srectacles. he manages TO keep up
venerable appearance. After purchasing n number
Of articles the husband finally suggested that they
needed an earthen vessel very usefn if not ornamen
tai in certain rooms Of the house. The wife half
way assented. but thought they could get along
without it. The clerk, however. got down
sortmeut, expatated upon their merits, and observ
ed that they a mighty handy thing in family.
The husband aequieseed, and thought, upon the
whole that they had better risk Yes respond
the wife, Il know they are handy, and they are
very nice ones; but guess We had better not get
one, people will think are trying TO put on
styler
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Doniphan Itenas.

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SATURDAY, r;,b,
-, -
Edward Eye was in town. Sunday, looking up our
telegraph operator.
Those Troy Young ladies' have secured rooms at
Mrs. VIM. Eyes, with the intention of attending our
public school By a little movement on the mar, of
our citizens and District officers We eould have N
No. graded school. We advocated tbi. matter
some time ago. and met with .on. o,,osi,;,r from
the fact that it could not h. did I'm, then natural
- "' W VIZ" o"' '"." h"'u'i
vscated and before three wears Dominican will haas,
truly that she has as good facilities and teacbers
any place in Kansas We have the INNS. and nm
pie room to accommodate two hundred scholar.
Sunday WIS cold
Iangan and Bauybmsp ore bpv;,g and s,;,,;r,
all the hogs they can get They Skinned last week
one hundred and seycnty-six head. AVERAGING over
three hundred Hogs are fat. this -.a.on. and ar.
better stock than formerly.
T. b. Marshall school Teacher Mt Oakland WA.
down, Sunday: nlsa Mrs Katie Symns Wifi of To-
seph Symns of Oakland
Mrs. sam. Buster had n very severe attack of dinb
liberia. on last Saturday night. On Sunday was
some better
The election is over and although, disapnoint.J
we submit to the powers that be- Like the aid wo
| man, when the Conference divided the circuit al.
did not care so she got in healthy one If we have
the next four wears. a healthy administration all
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MARRIED..

In Troy. Kansas. Sunday, October 3lst- lsso, by
Robt. Wilkinson, Probate Judge, Mr.. HAIRY FRI
Of Troy, and Miss SARAH p. DEsHAzo, Of Wathena,
Kansas.
Observation-Disclosures 9th, lsso, in Atef-
ison, Kansas. by Father Boniface. Mr.. FLORENCE
7. 0'DRIscoLL to Miss FLoREScE J. WELSH, daugh-
ter of DR.. J. and n J. Welsh. of Doniphan.
The happy couple have the best wishes Of their M
meroas friends, that prosperity and long life may
attend them through the rugged pathway Of life
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.

ST. LoCl-. November IL,
whsaf-Hicher: No. rrt 81 O41 al 0ii cash: s10sl
0i December; 81 Oh % January; 81 M III Feb
ruary; No. do. q O2di OF, No. 4 do. 95le.
Corn-Higher; 43ic cash; i3s il!r Novemb-r; +2i a
eye December ~ q January 454e February 45l4
46ic Nav.
Oat--Hehrr; size cash; III bid November; 32r Decem-
Der; 3s{e May.
Rye-Bettrr at 3sic.
Bariey-Highrr; medium to prime S5as5c; choice to
fancy, eOc 81 o.
Pork-Dur. at sii
Lari-Fairiy active at q o0d , %.
Dry Salt Msat-Lover; a 4OaI5o SC 95d5O5 q i57
Is according age
Racnn~Dnil and EASY; Is ssas I0as isI g. 3oasD
Hc---Aetive and higher; Workers. and Baltimores ~ Is
a. s. mixed packing. e. Goa IS; butchers 10 fancy
a T5a4 81 Receipts. II 900; shipments. 100
Csttle-Ofering- light and little done the mixed native
butcher grades offered readiy taken strong prices
within the range Of o. a5 gas Texan o. +oa3 5
wintered % IS; Colorado sters e. 75a4 Is; gd to
fancy native shipping wanted but were
marke.-vauh bring a TO- -oekers and feeders
unchanged. Receipts 700 shipments. I50.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHlCAG0, NOVenheF
wheat-Astivr frm. and higher; No. spring 81 osi
o6I cash; q ost al OIL December; 81 Oh al Oh Jan
uary.
Carn-Aetve firm and higher; 42ie bid cash; fsie De
cemh-r; f3ic January; HEc Msy.
Ost~-Aetive firm and higher sic cash; 51:e Deem
her; as1e January; 36ie May.
Rye-Firmer n Sc.
Bxriey-Strong and higher At &c.
Pork-Aetivr firm, and higher; ti3 ood3 % cash
t2 Isl November and December sl3 6ss u 10 Jan
nary.
LAri-Aetivr firm and hieher q l0as Ia CASH e %
D-c-mber.
Hors-Recripts e ono: shipments 800 Fair demand
declined So lec; all sold MIXED packing. - fo@4 oi
light. a GOA IS; choc- heavy, - 75d4@
Cattle-R-cepts 100; shipments. 90 Parry sSuse
for best: weaker exPorts q 25d5 %; god 70 en"ee
butchers steady at q ooa3 %; stoekrrs and feeders fa
~ active u soG3 co.
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~ short time since, some returning emf
grants from the West, in destitute circumstances,
encamped few miles east Of town, where the man
was taken down with typhoid fever They were
given privilege go into ID. W. Browne house, in
the northwestern part of town. where one of the
children was taken very sick In this condition,
Of the neighbors discovered that they were in
very destitute circumstances, being without food.
necessary clothing. or bedding to keep them warm.
Mrs. Kotsch and several other benevolent ladies
went to work to solicit aid for them, and obtained
many contributions of different kinds and We pre-
sumo they in more comfortable eircumstan-
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Died.

James NJ. son of Daniel and Frances Sapp, died
November 10th. 1880. aged five years, ten months,
and sixteen days. after illness of three days ex-
IRENE suffering, with croup. The little one was re-
eved from all suffering by Him who Is the gver Of
all things The little that has gone. leaves do
ting father kind and loving Brother, affection
ate sister, and little brother. whose hearts
" broken, although they have the sympathy of the
entire community. The funeral was held at Mr..
Sapps residence. After services, the little was
taken to the Catholic cemetery, followed by friends,
relatives and sympathizinG nrighbors. to his last
resting place.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-11-18

r. The Republicans held quiet little lore-feas'
at the Court House, last Saturday evening. to e1
change congratulations the result Of the election
Judge Price made a short speech, giving some rem
iniscenees Of the first organization of the Republican
party in Kansas, at Osawatomie, in 1859. n. B.
Wood then related how he came TO join the RePubli
cans. Col. d. N. Johnston called upon, to rise
up and renOunee his sins. He made good little
speech congratulating the Republicans on their sue
cess but he didn't renounce. But his whole speech
gave his hearers impression that he would like to
be with the Republican party, but that he had been
with the Democracy for many years, that he was
ashamed TO come ont
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Addre.s Fnrrka Ner

~ They have. formed New England Society in
Atchison and n. l.. Prenfis IL Secretary of IT, This
is the first time knew that Pike County, Illinois,
Is part Of New Engiand--Troy Ckief.
n. L. Prenfis born in the State Of Vermont,
and lived in the New England States and New York
till he nearly reached his majority Commonwealth
That the real facts have not been deemed worthy
Of profound study, Is shown by the mistakes made
o. the shum6Ie subject of this rketeh who born
Of Vermont parents in Brown County, iilinoiA but
lived in Vermont for seven eight years, sud
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A JfofLerss Grief

The pride of Mother, the life and JOY of home,
her children, hence her grief when sickness enters
and takes them away. Take warning then. that y.u
running n terrible risk, If they have Cough,
Group or Whooping Cough. which lead to Consump-
ton. if Won do not attend to it at SIIILOHS
CONSUMPTION CURE is guaranteed to cure them.
Price 10 cents, 80 cents and 90. For Lame Back.
Side or Chest Shilohs Porous Plaster. Price 25
cents. Sold by ID. c. Sinclair. Troy; J. A. Camp
bell, Severance; A. S. Campbell, Highland; Herring
Rrnth.rs uirhlnnd Sfafinn
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Nancy TOLOAN.

J.F. Ilnmpson Is prepared 10 lonn
money 10 the Farmers Of Doniphan
County. on long time, al , per cent. i'm
terest, and n reasonable commission.
Money may be paid before due. and
stop Interest, IL the borrower chooses.
No deInysin furnishing she money. No
sworn aPpraisement or application
required. Call ON him ut the Office of
Register of Deeds, nj the Court House.
e2aprIu. J.F. UANPSON.
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NOTICE.

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TIE FRANK LESLIE PUBLISHING COMPANY,
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Catalogue will he sent on receipt Of cents in stamps
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w.s. H..p.... C..IIe.s. Accepted.
Eureka LEADER.

EUREKA. NEv.. Oct .. lss0.-To The Hon. Wad,
Hampton. Columbia. s. c.:-SnK:-I have noticed your
cowardly insult to my friend, John Sherman. Seere-
tary Of the Treasury. Knowing n you must GER
tanly know, that Mr.. Shermans position q United
States officer also HE oath Of Office, places
-trietion upon his replying 90 you you desire,
take the responsibility upon myself to answer in
stead. As to my social standing A. u gentleman,
will refer you To the following gentlemen Of Promi
hence: Ex-Gov. Low and Ex-tiov. Irwin. of Cali
fornia. John q. Cannon, Of Utah, and Ogden Hiles.
Of Nevada 1 will meet you, sir, anywhere west Of
the Rocky Mountains, at any time you may appoint.
As the choice Of weapons falls To me- name double
barreled shot-gnns. loaded with buck--hot Terms
Distance. forty PAGES; fire and advance If you
have not the to pay your fare TO point west
Of the Rocky Mountains, / will meet You Mt Omaha
Admitting your reply, remain yours. etc,
JOIN G. PALMER.
Address, Eureka, New.
p. S.-You order your coffin east Of the Mis-
souri,. timber il scarce here. j. c. p.
tSolid South papers and San Fruneiseo Eza~iaer
please eopy]
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Mtc!un & CsVea
SOUTHWEST CORNER SQUARE,
TROY. KANSAS.

Coon COMPANY, NUsREE FoURTEES.-Good COM
pany. Number Fourteen, has the second installmeut
Of Rose and the Doctor the serial story by Ellen W.
Olncy. Organization in Charity is timely article
by Mr.. u. o. Kellogg Of Philadelphia. where the
associated charity reform first put into practical
operation in this country few years since. There
is n readable account of the origin and workings Of
the Interior Department, which includes larger
part of the practical details Of the general govern
ment than many aware Of doubtless. Ny House
and my IIandmaiden gives some experiences in Ger
many. Pennyroyal Church and An Exceptional
Case are of the stories. The remaining material
includes An Episode Of Modern Egypt Boarding
Round. A Day in the Rims Of Carthage, What She
Lost at the Fortunetellers The BoaqHiRiste, Calls
Head "a, Torfae account of the Horace Mann
School for the Deaf in Boston. where the deaf and
dumb Taught speak: besides contributions from
Mrs. Lizzie W. Champney and Miss Dora Read
Goodale.
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~ We to-day call attention to the advertisement
of the PRICKLY ASH BTTTERs, which can be found in
another column. These Bitters are made from the
purest and best materials, and their tonic and cath
artic properties render them superior TO all others
in disorders of the Stomach, Bowels, Liver, &c.
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-Ii.uf Srhxatha

- Lieut.. Schwafka, the new celebrity in Arctic
exploration. regarded eccentric character
while Mt West Point. He appeared ut the academy
in July, wearing heavy overeoaf and fur cap
He was extremely brusqne of manner, but was ten
der-hearted and generous to his companions In
study, he close and energetic, and IL was said
by his classmates that be hungered for fame He
served the frontier from the time Of his Eradun-
ton until March 6. lG6 when he received leave Of
Absence to % tho expedition from which he has
jnrf refnre<d-
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II Dr. W. W. Crook and wife, of Cheyenne, Wy
omng Territory, former citizens of Troy, spent sew
eral days in town, this week, visiting friends. The
DIR. thinks that treeless, gardenless region where
they cnt get string beans, is the hest country
in, tbe
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veious Cure for Catarrh, Diphthera, Canker mouth,
and Head Ache With each bottle there il an inge-
NOUS nasal Injector for the more successful treat
ment of the complaint, without extra charge Price
50 cents. Sold by d. c. Sinclair Troy; j. A. Camp
bell, Severance; A. s. Campbell, Highland; Herring
Brpfher- Highland Station.
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TRAINS EAST.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
a CARD,

To all who suffering from the errors and indis
crctions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss of manhood, &c, will send recipe that will
cure Won, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by n missionary in South America
Send self,addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
T INuIS Station D. Ne,r T0rk City ljaprly.
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Veteran vofers.

The aln-ion To Mr. Lewis Allen, Of Peabody
having voted for the seventeenth time for President
on Tuesday, reminds that the Hon. Artemns Hale,
Of Brdgewater. who east his first for Jefferson
in 1894, has voted at every Presidential election
since, voting for the twentieth time in the National
election on Tuesday for Garfield and Arthur. Mr.
Hale is still blessed with unimpaired mental fseu
ties, and the day before election perambulated
large wood lot. He is 81 years old. and the oldest
living ex-member of Congrrss.-Bosfon Journal.
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r;,,Ip,urnncc and Money Lonning.

ID. MCINTOSH, Fire Insurance and Loan Agent,
of Troy, gives Won your choice of n half dozen Of
the best Fire Insurance Companies in the United
States in which TO insure your property, at the
cheapest rates. He will also loan money on real
estate security at the lowest of interest. of
fee adjoining Bodcrs' Bank. aScpS0.
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STOP THAT COUGH

by going to the reliable and well-known Drug Store
of J. A. Campbell Severance and buying bottle of
GREEN MOUNTAIN CoUGH BALsAN. II, after using
twothirs YOU get relief return the balance. and
get your money back. See advertisement in this pa
nar scpt-2-s0
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MONEY! To loan.

On Real Estate, in sums 10 suif bor-
rowers, on five years time, or less. In.
tercst.s per cent. per nnnum. Com.
missions reasOya1 able.
lsjdn1y H. - ". IL. BARTLETT.
Northwest Cor 4th Edmond Streets St. Joseph, No.
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This is to notify all persons indebted to me by note
or book account to call and settle the be-
fore November 9th. 1880. ]. A. CAMPBELL
SeNernnce kas.. Nov. II. lssn 3w.
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Dent. or. Pr,ni,e., k.i.., or H...r

LOUISVILLE. NY, Nov. E.-Hon. W. B. Hoke,
Supreme Dictator Of the knights of Honor, received.
to-day, n private telegram from jamestown. v. Y,
announcing the death Of K A. Gamer. Supreme
Treasurer Of that order. Subordinate lodges through
the United States have been instructed to hold
further remittances until the Of the de
ceased ia announeed
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- Large stock Of new millinery goods. at the
lowest prices, at Mrs. Dempsey's opposite Bodcr's
hank
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" The present cold snap makes it favorable for
hog killing. c. Leland commences Strengthening to-
day. Farmers can find better market in Troy fol
their hogs than hv shining them.
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STOP THAT COUGH

BY going to the reliable and wellknown Drug Stands
of d. C. Sinclair and C. b. Bickforl &. Co. and buy
ing a Il bottle of GREEN MOUNTAIN CouGH BALsxx-
IT, after using twothrs, get relief, return the
balance, and get your money back. See advertise
mcnt in this paper. sept-2-0
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rs- Ahout 80 hogs were received at Lelands
pens. Wednesday. Among them. were the fol-
lowing good lots: Lloyd Saxton, - hogs. averaged
3i5 pounds WA. Chapplc, 40 hogs averaged 32i
,,Is
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L. Politician must have some superb qualities
when his enemies praise him, and this is what the
New York Sun says of Gen. Arthur.
..One thing that New York does She contributes
n gentleman TO the ticket over the triumph of which
the Republicans hurrahing. Gen. Arthur gave n
great part of the strength the ticket in this State.
He had been satisfactory and popular collector of
the port and everybody knew him to he gentle
man.
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IL Children going to school are liable to have
wet feet in winter, and then they troubled with
hard coughing SPELLS which cured by DIR. Mar
shalls Lung Syrup.
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~ Phil. Owens, formerly of the Atchison Road
is in in bad luck. His wife has just died, at Omaha
and this is the second wife he has lost, in the last
three or four years.
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~ There will be preaching at the Presbyterian
church. November 2lst, 1880. Morning subject
1.-The Accommodations much theory how much fact.
Evening subject ..Eollnwing Christ