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DIRECTORY
or rna
Principal Business Houses Of
Washington.

Tho following Is published daily for the
beneft OF Strangers and tho public gene
rally, and includes many OF tho principal
business houses In Washingtoni
Daily critic., 1880-08-31

p1oh hbALE-tmproyed aud untmproy
~ oi property In all sections OF the
city, J, y. sworinatadt, Real Estate AND
insurance Agent, psa n ~. maJ.ti
HNoR SALE-Cau and Soc our iist ot
~ Property For Hhio. JOHN BlIER|
hAh a co.. ~. Cloud nuildinR. fs7 d
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NoR bALE-A number OF woli.iooataf
~ aAioFy brick houses, on oasy taFma
j, 9. hvormstedt, Heal kstata and tnsur
hnon AFrni W st malt
Daily critic., 1880-08-31

ESPuRE CIDER AND WHITE
nN-l. WINE VINEGAR
For Piekling. Pure Spices OF all kinds,
Pure Vac Pan and New Orleans Sugar for
Preserving.
LittIe's Soluble PhenyIo.
The best DlsinfeotAnt and Inseotieide er.
Ant II. II. LITTLE,
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|RER, CLARK 4rRUNNEL,
IN sse SEVENTH ST. N. w.
NEW and sEAsoRABLE DRY GOODS
a. very attractive prices.
special attentioni Is called 20 our line OF
Lupin's CAbHMEREs, CHuDDA Cloths,
|fLA1H and FANCY BUHTIRGB and
BLACK silks. In All these we OF
ter GOOD HAk9Aiss, having bought
We Ara still the sole agents for the cele-
grated A DRkSs SHIRTS, which ara un-
ioubtedly the best ever sold for the
price. TT HOO Ut
ONE PRICE. Fair Dealing and Reliable
KER, CLARK a TRURRKL,
oaO Seventh 81. n. ".
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GREAT BARGAINS.

All kinds OF Goods Reduced.
Union Dress Lawns,
India Linens, Lace l.. X.
french Muslin, riaid kainHook.
|Bast Buntingf, 25c.
alaok Cashmere from 10 TO 2sc. less.
Peroales and Pacine Lawns, llI{c.
Bleaehed Cotton and sheounga at Agents
prices. ...... '-I.
fr VIVA. 1t. RILEY,
RILEY BUILDING, 9th and X sts. n. W.
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Mr.. Gladstone's Troubles.

Mr.. Gladstone, as the commandment
the new liberal ship of state in England,
has anything but fair weather before.
him. In fact, he sets sail in storm
which may or may not be full OF evil
portent in the future. 1t is . long time
since the spirit of religious hate and AMI
mostly has been aroused in England,
and it is- q rather. Curious anomaly that
at this late day, just after a liberal vic-
tory at the polls, the old and, as it was
supposed, extinct religious volcano
should again give signs of renewed ac-
tivity. Mr.. Gladstone's appointment Of
Lord Ripon and Of Lord Kenmare to
two of the highest Offices in his gift has.
given grave offence to the British Re-
formation Society, which has come to
the conclusion that the throne is indian
ger and that, the pillars Of the British
temple are shaken to their foundation.--
1t is impossible to foresee to what ex-
tent an agitation of this kind may 90 or
what results it may in the end accom-
plish. At all events it raises. q spectre
which we may be certain theanew BRINE
Mi~ister does NOT care to encounter. The
Earl of Beaconsfield also, is far from
discouraged. He has determined upon
war to the end, and already he begins. to
see in the political skies tbe signs Of fe-.
turning power. as wsS fSh. sn-9st
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/. Auehg.
THE END,

% - sE--a g a.fF ~. -r sHl
The @urse Of the weariest river =.
Enfs in the great gray sea;
The sorn, forever and ever,
strjfes upwsrd to the tree. :, 80 =.
The rsinbow, the sky adorning. Ia,
Shi5es promise through the storm; 81,
The g8pmer Of coming morning cg v,e
Thsongh midnight gleom will forw, a "a q
By time ali knots are riven, .i,taoa4 ...sas !,
Obmplex although they be, /, i, ss -f
And peace will at last be given,
Dsas beth toyou and me.
Then though the path may be dreary,
Iaok;cnward to the goal;
Though tie heart and Che 'hessd Be weary,
Let faith inspire the soul.
Seek the right though the wrong be tempting
Speak truth at any cost;
Vain is all the weak exempting,
When once the gem is lost. f,.,.
Let strong hand and keen eye be ready,
!, For plain and ambushed foes;
Thought earnest, and fancy steady
Bear best unto the close.
The heavy clouds may be raining,
But with evening comes the light;
Through the dark are low winds complaining
Yet the sunrise gilds the height;
And Love has his hidden treasure
For the patient and the pure; ''
And Time gives his fullest measure
To the workers who endure;
And the Word that no law has shaken
Has the future pledge supplied;
For we know that when we awaken"
We shall be satisfied"
49,. -Imsteys Magazine.
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\
w Bishop Foster, of the NJ, E. Con-
ference, preached q sermon in SCincinna-'
Ii on Sunday, the 18th ult. Here is AN
extract from 1t: -,
ssIt is but short time since all Chris.
tians believed the world of very recent
origin, ana that it,had rbeen~built In ,ain
days. Itwas the universal belief. and
was accepted as a doctrine of lhe Bible,
We were startled and shocked when the
truth of this was questioned. But no
intelligent person now believes it. We
see that it was our mistake, and 4not the
books So . asNst. ssw
Gas to the policy of disoussings such
questions in. the Church, be believed that
the necessity of such discussions is the
great event Of the Church today. The
discussions Of practical questions would
vitalize and strengthen it. Sentimental
and moral preaching do notefiH tie head.
There is hunger after intelligence ID;
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The Australian friends of Tritkett
have deposited ESQ for a match with
Hanlan, who has been telegraphed, The
patrons OF rowing In New South Wales,
have united to send Trickett to England,
and are prepared to support him in his
endeavor to beat Hanlan.
A Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal
Church receives $4,000 as q salary, and
81 900 or S1,500 to pay the rental OF
house, as to whether rents are moderate
or high in the place where he is located.
The agents and principal editors employ
ed by the church receive as much in
worldly benefits as the Bishop. There
have been in all 81 Bishops in the de.
nomination, l6,of whom were residents
Of the West and South, and Is of the
East. 80 /.
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About Editors ,

,se. tburdette.J = T. aoirg 4
Editors areusually wealthy p remark.
ed the man with the sample case. bHA
YES" ! said, ''they are familiar with
all the slang and business phrases of the
money market; they write about miils
ions as ordinary men talk about dOilars;
they know how tor rpayHthe National
debt; they build railroads /. theys osgah.
ize mining and magnificent transportai
tion, companies with fabulous capital,
they declare war without consulting the
RethseAildsy -ahd--if ALI .haahs-.ia.
America we're 10 fail to morrow they
wouldn't be AGENT poorer.than stAeTare
to-day. They are rich. They associate
with the moneyed classes they sit down
at the table with kings. and sometimes,
in happier, luckier moments, with. acess
! If you want to borrow money, 60 to the
editor; be will turn..to bis Advertising
columns and, tell on where you caR.bor-
row, it If you haye money 10, loan,
rather than see you suffer he will boTr..e
row it off you himself. Rich 2 He
knows the secrets of the mqneyed rings;
be. diyulges, the plans and schemes OF
the heavy operators % the people; be
roars himself louder than the bulfs, ana
growls among the GEARS; bis voice. is
heard in the temples OF tlic money -chah-
gers, asking. for money; he warbles Bisl
little roundelay ont on7 thei,cdBbatoneS
in melancholy winor- key, when he
doesn't get n. = Oh, YES, etjitorsafe 35&h,
Whom you wsnt'to sspeudS ALL the mon-s
ley you have,ia this swide,, wide ,worldrgo,
to your lawyer; when. yon want some
thing doneufor nothingshie you toVeur
newspaper Office, Then, when you want
to send some man to Congress, send
your lawyer, because you can get along
without him." .sllW
,I,paused, ,rand profound, Impressive
silence filed the air like a dream Of
peace. Hooked around upon my audi
ence II was asleep. aig-g se Esll edi
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Notice to Teachers.

.hft = .ff
HyHR Board OF Examiners Of Monroe Conn.
ii ~ will hold meetings foe the sxamina.
tion of Teachers as follows; fa>s
woedsfeld, Saturday, June II, 1880.
s Cameron, /" ,26. IS
< sardis, July 10.
s These examinations will commence 1t 9
o'clock 4. m. and close at p. n.
A fee Of 50 cents is required from each
applicant, as condition Of examination, and
must bc paid IN sdvance.
By order Of the Board.
EApplicants holding certificates for less
than "a months; must stand examinations
for new certificates. Renewals will not be
made in such cases without examination.
- 3. HOOhCRAFT, Clerk.
msy2s, ,'sOtd.
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NOTARY UBLIC.

,U,HN undersigned, having been appointed
II notary Public, woald inform his
attends, and the public generally, that ne is
-preparsd TO Oil Pensioners Blanks. admin-
ss.sr osths, take Dspositions, acknowledge
Deeds, Mortgages. and other instruments o.
writing. !OhN 'nrr nnv a..
,.,,Is.s76t 3esllsviile. Monroe Co. Ohio
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Physician and Surgeon,
Office and residence in the Walton property,
WOOD SFIEL D, D H I o.
Having located at the above, place, offers his
Professional services, where he hopes by
close attention to business to merit public
confidence and patronage.
Chronic Diseases wiil receive specisl
attention. i.s.G. may4,:oY
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SAMFQRD'S RADICAL CURE

local and Constitutional remedy and Is applied to
the nasal passages by Insulation, thus aayln inam-
nation aud pain aid at correcting, cleansing,
and purifying the sccrctions Internally administered,
1t acts upon the organs Of circulation keeps the skin
moist and neutrazes the acid poison that has found It's
way into the stomach and thence into the blood Tins
cure progresses in both directions and it does not
seem possible fer human ingenuity to devise more
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<D0n't Spoil Your Butter.

Farmers, do nottrun the rIsk Of spoiis
ing your butter by nsiug carrots, anna,to
or other cheap eoiors, when Wells, Rich.
ardson 4 Co.'S Perfected Butter Color.
is so much better. It is harmless as
salt, and never gives dull reddish col.
or, or any tsstaor smell. II is made in,
a strictly scientific manner by, skillful
chemist, and can always be relied on.
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r thou art worn and hard beset

II thou art worn and hard beset
With sorrow that thou wouldst forget
If thou wouldst read lesson that would keep
Thy heart from fainting and thy soul from
sleep,
Go to the woods and hillsl No tears
Dim the sweet look that nature wears.
-Lonqfeloss.
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NiTJjiMli::sIER IS,

cry bastle-Iin ia nsrkedsso -it,ts& 'aot
be forgotten. Every shilk yxS eysry
bend in. the highway exsStdd toll rin
wounds. and deata.a. We are H2bting as
the sun goes dowp-sue. Al lighting Ss
the harvest moon saiIs peace:al Dove
the trees 1t Is only as, We ssse zsa afyi4
sion in lihe across our ~ tAafw fets
get our orders 10 die vsstt Wei tsrie e6srd,
and pass through TO find the army in
position to beat wha.eyer dares attack.
Three hundred and ninety.eigbt men wifi
answer roll:call lnomqre in 9Yregipeut;
a9S from scarce $50 leaves 452! Was it
glory -or-Has it mnrder2
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- BEALLSvIILE
NORMAL SCHOOL.
The 9Th Session OF this School opens
July 19, and Closes Septem.
Der pa. 1880.

We take pleasure in offering to the Patron.
izing Public superior advantage over any
other, School in Eastern Ohio-among which
are corps Of efficient Instructors, written
Examinations, coed and cheap Boarding. a
moral and social Community, frst-class Lit
erary Socity, thorough course of Lectures
AND. at the Close Of the Session, the 50
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N eW Grocery! T!
e. DENOON s. SONS.
II you want to see first class Grocery, In
every respect, you will have to give
r. nENO0N & SONS

An opportunity Of showing you what they
have. They keep the Largest. INCEST and
Best Stock Of Goods in town, and that is not
the only important part-they sell goods at
prices that you cannot get them for the
same money elsewhere. Go and see them,
next door to the Star Hotel. The best &C.
coamodstions furnished boarders and trav-
elers at this Hotel. apr13, ,'S0r.
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LECTURES.

- LECTURES.
Voice Culture, Ancient History, Words that
We use, Readings from Dickens. and "Three
Great Peoples Of the ast'-Prof. J. A. MAR
SHALL.
Pedagogic, "Hsve an Rnd in view," q. 8.
History and School Govsrnmsnt.-Prof. JOHN
4RRBNBANK -
Parliamentary Law, Civil Government,
Mete eorology, School Laws of Ohio and Teach
ing.-G. W. HAMILTON, Phi B,
Theory and Practice, Physical Geography,
School Laws Of Ohio, &c.-G. 0. DouaHKRrY.
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sANfoRD's
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH
A purely vegetable distiIlation entirel.
% unlike all ather remediee

TN the preparation cf this remarkable remedy every
i herb, plant and bark is subjected to distilxtoR
whereby the essential medical principle is obtained In
vapor, condensed and bottled. What remains In the
still Is inert yaluecss aud totally unfit for use IN an
organism delicate rs the nasal passages Yet all
snus arc insclube compounds Of woody hbre; all tho
turAS. saturated SnutIOns. =. =
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SURPRISING CURE.

Gentlemen. twelve years ago, while travel.
ling with Father Kenp's old Folks Concert Troupe as
tencr singer took severe cold Aid was laid up ut
Newark, M. This cold breughton severe attack OF
Catarrh which battled with every known remedy for
four weeks without avail, and was flrally obliged 10
give up NEST desirable position and return home,
unable 10 sing note. For thre. years afterwards
upablc 10 sing at all. The first attack OF Catarrh
had my nasal crga:s ard throat so sensitive that the
slightest cold would bring on fresh attack leaving
prcs'ratcd In thts way continued to uffer. The
last attack. the scvcrcst ever had, terrible.
cred TIL" M It cxcruria'ing pain in y head, was SO
roarse as to be scare y ahle 10 speak, and coughcd
nccssarily. thought was goEg into quick con-
iumpion. and firmly believe that had these synp-
ors continued without relief they wonld have rem.
crcd Dic IA ensy yicim. when IN this distressing
ondition. commenced the use otSAyFoED's RADICAL
URE For CAT ,R"H. very confess as had
Ticd all thc advertised remedi without ncht The
frst dose Of tins wonderful mccicine gave me the
rratestr"li Is hardly possible for cnc whosc head
hes he. who scarcely ar culafe distinctly
account f the rhokinS eccumuations In his throht,
realize h'w nufh raf1 obtained from TIE first ap-
iicar.on ol SAsroEp's EaDIo.L CuTR. Under ita In.
nenc" both Internal and extsrnal RAPIDLY recovered
IN ty'Rn "crasiopai.usc ofifhc rrnedy since, have
ep rrircly free from catarrh, for the frst time In
yciy y. ars. - 80
t.ea Respectfully ycnrs,, =, -,oor !.
TALrr ~. G.ss. Jan. 8. 1s,6.
,CE..S Druggist. Hul.ior! biil-.ns
tae package contains 1r sapforda Improved Tnhnl.
J. lnLr with iuii dir, ctons fer use in all cas- 9.
hya ho1e ula
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fit. LECTURES. - tt -
Theory and Practice Of Teaching, Civil Gov.
srnment, Astronomical and Physical Geog-
raphy, -. PRoF. D. NcVBY.
Theory and Prsctice Of Teaching. Parlia-
mentsry Law, Rhetoric, U. 8. History. and
Psych oiogy. y............ REV. L. B. KING.
Didaotics, Historical Geography and school
Government. Z. :. :. REV. e.. MCDONALD.
BOARDING.
Good boarding can be obtained at from
$500 to $3.50 per week. Rooms for self.
boarding can be obtained at lew rates.
TUITION.
Higher branches. ...........s......Sf .Sf w
Common Branches. s...........,......5 O(
Tuition required in advance. No money
refunded except In cases Of protracted Ill
ness. For further particulars, call on, or ad
diess, D. McVEY, Principal,
Beallsville, Monroe County, Ohio.
mch23, 's0td.
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q. ID. Ford
Has reopened his sILvERSMITK

.JEwELRY STORE
At the residence Of his fsthsr, Thomas Ford.
at the north end Of Main street, where he is
prepared 70 repair Clocks, Watches and Jew.
elry. He has stock of jewslry on hand
which he Is selling at cost, II you want
work done IN workmanlike manner, at fair
rates, give me . call, maylS,,S0.
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Keep your bowels and kidneys in
healthy state by the use Of Kidney
Wort.
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CLARINdToN SCHOOL.
This School Will be Open fOr. the
Reception Of Students Monday,
July 19. 1850, and VIII Continue
In Session Ten w eeks.
DISTINCTIVE FEATURES.

% DISTINCTIVE FEATURES.
!. We design making permanent school
for the education of both males and females.
2. The Course Of Instruction, embracing
Primary, Common and Higher Bra nches, will
be ample and thorough. IA
8. There will be q course of Lectures en-
bfacing the following subjects: Teaching,
Lsws of Climate, Atmospheric aud Oceanic
Movements, Civil Government, and other
scientific subjects. F
. 4. The instructors have had large and
very successful experience in teaching, and
shall spare no efforts to make this school
the best institution Of learning in this part
Of the State,
LOCATION AND BOARDING. e.
Clarington is pleasantly located on the
Ohio River, and the society good, Good &C.
commodations can be had in private fami-
lies at$2 80 per week. Arrangements can
be made for club boarding Students at.
tending this school will find their stay with
us pleasant and profitable. .lI b. a,e
~ T- il.sl- say
let sg ~ TUITION. ~ as
Primary Branches. ...........".$3 90
Common ..............5 s 90
Higher .............. g 90
Tuition in advance, and no deductions will
be made for absence or withdrawal except in
cases of protracted illness. For further in
formation call on or address the Principals,
W.T. BOTTENFiRLD :.
Clarington, Monroe Co, Ohio,
or W. F. WIRE,
u y I = Cameron, Monroe Co., Ohio.
maya ,sSOtl1.E ~ - "a -
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BRANCHES TAUGHT.
Orthography, Geography. Grammar, o, 8
History, Civil Government, Physiology and
Arithmetic taught BY topics; Algebra Ray /;
Geomstry-Davies, Latin-Harkness. A
special class in Grammar for the benefit Of
Teachers.
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STAFFORD ! SCHOOL.
This School Will open July ~ and
close October I, 1850.
ADVANTAGES OF THE SCHOOL.

ADVANTAGES OF THE SCHOOL.
Plan Of instruction strictly Normal. A
Literary Society and Debating Club organ.
lied by the pupils. A course Of practical
Lectures on various subjects. Frequent ex.
sminations. Instruction in Blocution by Prof
J. A. Marshall, the prince Of Eiooutionists.
Good boarding atvery low rates.
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rs 4o r0A per day at home. Samples worth
III w 0EU S. free. Address sriSsoN 4 Co.,
Portland, Maine. dec2,79r.
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aDr.zS. L. Steward,
Physician and Surgeon,

ei MILTONSBURG, sOHI0.a ~
All calls promptly attended during the day
or night Office one door south Of Stout's
Hotel. apsl3, SONS.
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rxpENses

Good boarding and rooms 81 so to 81 OF
per week, - 49, $50 es
TUITION .......s.....ss..So w
Tuition invariably In advance. For par.
.iculars, Apply to
g. w. HAMILTON, ! U1
Lecompton, Monroe Co., o. p-,,o,ro,,
6. O. DOUGHBRTY, IlincipaiS'
Grsysviiie, Monroe Co-0. - 7
apr27 i80m2. 41 lt
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raeh pack age contains Dr sRpforda Improved 1uhnl
: luhr. with Iuii dir, ctons fer use In Gl cas- Q.
icc St1 to- sale by az Wholesale and Retail DRUG
ISIS throughout. the United States and Canadas.
fErES ss lbTTEls General Agents a'il Wholesale
rusgi,t,, Boston, Mass. ,s.-s .g5
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-11-18

Mr.. Jacob Suffer leaves us, this week. He has
moved TO st. Joseph, where he will have better
schools for his children. We sorry to lose a,
good citizen Mr. Suter. hut he thinks it will pay
him better he where there is school the year and
not only for six months, n ii is in Wathena.
This is cold it generally gets, for this time in
the year. 1t will undoubtedly hurt some of the
wheat that sown late. Those farmers that did
not put their wheat in the ground until the 18th OF
October, have, in opinion reaped their harvest
The wheat will he very thin in the spring. and the
weeds will take it.
Mr.. Z. V. Snively is in Iowa, a business trip
for the Eagle Mills.
Here comes Fred. Dubach. and tells he has a
boy that can get away with anything of its size and
age. He made his arrival last Friday. Fred is as
well as could be expected.
There is going to he n change in the Matteson
House. Mr.. Matteson moves TO st. Joe, and Mr.. lr
win takes charge of the hotel.
Our post office has made another change; this
time, Dr. W. W. Carter has the honor of being our
postmaster. Some of the Democrats say he will not
he allowed to hold it longer than four years, when
they will elect another Gen. Hancock, and John
- will then be the postmaster for all time to come.
They have strong faith in the future strength OF
their party: but we think many will do as IIenshall
did bid farewell TO Democratic principles, and come
to the only place for both the rich and poor the
Republican party.
We expect to have entertainment here, on
Chritma- Eve. Full particulars in the future.
Albert Latham has been very sick, for the past
few days, hut is past danger and We trust he
will soon he well again.
Miss Ida Armstrong has been very sick, since
last Sunday night. She had something similar to a
conGestive chill.
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The allabsOrbing topic is the Christmas tree. DO
not he too expectant it might storm again; but if it
does not we will certainly have n good one.
Mr.. John Cundf the present landlord. has houGht
the Browning hotel
Since our last writing, man known as Whistling
Snyder, living in the bluffs between here and the
Missouri River had his house and all its contents
| burned
We are not a turn-coat, but il is not with wounded
pride that we submit to the prohibtory amendment.
Mill. Rawles lost Of his horses, last Sunday.
with epizootie This disease is very had among the
horses, ut present.
We wish to say to friend Joe, of Tanning. that our
remarks were intended ~ he friendly if he does
speak of us individually. Come to Christmas
tree.
AZ sarcastic individual read the poetical produ
tion about poor Miss Brown, he remarked that the
editor Of the Chief and of its correspondents
were letting their hair grow wonderfully long.
OWN. the rain and had weather, Tuesday, the
festival was put Of until Saturday evening. when,
the STILL silvery light of the stole lit
tie village, the most Joyous and happy lot of human
beings that were ever assembled, gathered in the
new church. The opening exercises were few con-
plimentary and very appropriate remarks by sam.
Herring. Supper, fishing in fsh-pond, very cred
itably managed by the ladies music and social
chat were all freely indulsed in. There truly
joy in every sound, and seemingly Heaven smiled
brightly upon us. The net profits Of the evening
nearly one hundred dollars cake, presented
by Mrs Sam Herring and voted to the prettiest girl
at five cents vote, brought seventy-two dollars.
Miss Minnie Shirley got the cake.
Miss Emma Browning will go TO Kentucky, this
week, ts visit relatives LUXE.