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JAIL DELIVERY IN NEW HANPSHIRE.-Four
conyicts escaped from the solitary cells or the
Kingston, \. H., penitentiary sunday night.
They cut the bars OF their cells, and when the
guards visited them. about O'Clock sunday
evening, they were struck down, oyerpowered,
and left i'm the cells The conYictS then broke
into the tailor shop, got clothing. spllced lad
derS together and escaped over the outer walls
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REV. HENRY GILLRTT SD, the Roman Catho.
lie priest. who, 1t has been stated, was kiIei at
guatemala, Mexico, for interfering fn politics.
has written TO the New orleans PgtG,.st,lr ask
ing contradiction Of the story.
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Milwaukee mas passed an ordinance assessing
its horse railroad companies p. 0o0 year for
each mile OF the streets on watch their tracks
are laid.
A bowler In Cleveland alley had ball poised
to roll, when bystandsF made an Insulting re-
mark and he threw I. violently at tbs offender
killing him by frRcturing his skull,
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WALTER D. WILLIAMS i CO., Anctionsor.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Anctionsers.
CBANOER1 SALR OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Real ESCA1E On THE SOUTHEAST COR
NER OF EIGHTEENTH AND I STREETS
NORTHWESr IN WASHINGTON CITY
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court a
oftbe Dis trict of Columbia, passed in Fllty a.
cause No &. 997, bet Ellen Frazier plain.
TIL. and the heirs Of John Frazier Ell al defend
ants, we, the undersigned trustees will on mon
DAY, THE 2SIH DAY or FERRUARY, A. D. 1881 AT
five O'CLOCK P. NJ, sc at public auction, in front
of the premises all that piece or parcel of ground
lying and being in the City of Va hinston in the
District Of Columbia, known as part Of lots mum
bcred 10 and II. in square 127, beginning for said
parts OF lots the northwest corner of aid SQUARE
and running thence south along 18th street west
50 Feet thence east % feet; thence NORTH 80 feet
thence west to the point of beginning improved
by large Brick Dwelling house and back build
Ing The location is excellent
, Terms: One-third OF purchase money in cash.
The balance IN six and twelve months from day of
eale. with interest from day of sale, and pa yment
to be secured by approved promissory notes of
purchaser or purchasers. deposit Of 300 will be
reqnired when property is knocked down and ne
deed is TO be given until all the purchase money
and interest shall be paid. Cost Of conyeyancing
to be at purchasers expense. and terms to be com
pied within seven days, otherwise the Trustees re.
serve the right to resell at risk and cost of default
ing purchaser.
WILLIAM j. MILLER,
Office 1856 Louisiana ave ,r.
BENZ. 1. DARNEILLE, trustees.
febl4 Office 400 Louisiana ave
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On TUESDAY MORNING. FFBRJ-.EY 8rrr NJ 10
nCLoCk, resrrning at and 50 p. M, aud viii
continued from day TO day a. The ssne hours until
Tie entlIe stock is closed out as our sales room
corner 10th and d streets (facine Pennsylvania
aTennel, especially adapted to the display OF these
eieEant goods, ana TO the collfor. and convenience
OF VISITORS, to be sold TegsI ess Of cost value,
embracing
Breakfast Dinner, Pickle, and SUGAR Casters.
Ice Pitchers, Iilting Sets. Tea Sets, Crns.
Cake Baskets, Erergnes, Fruit and Berry Stands.
Vases, Toilet Sets.
Celery, Baking, Pudding, and Butter Dishes
soup and Oyster TuTeens.
Walters, Cups, Goblets, Syrups &c, &c.
Also,
Rogers and others Celebrated Triple and Quad
ripple Plated Knives. Forks and Spoons OF all
sizes.
Sour, Oyster and Gravy Ladies'.
Pie. Oyster and Pickle Forks.
Pie, Ice Cream, Fish, Fruit and Butter Knives
Sugar Spoons and Ton9s.
Nut Picks, Napkin Rings, Carrers, Table Cut
lery.
And a general assortment OF all the Superior
Goods made by these well known manufactures
Chairs viii be furnished the ladies, vino are re
speCtfuliy invited.
Sale positive and without reserve.
Terms cssh on delivery of the goods.
by order Of JAMES P. HALL, Treasurer
feb5-2w WALTER b. WILLIAMS & Co. Aucts.
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TFHOMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer.

fHsdoMAS OoWL1N6. Auctioneef.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A DESIRABLE 8. STORY
BRICk DWELLING HOUSE, No. 14lO IN
IHE ROW ON SIXTH STREET NORTH.
WEST, CORQORAN MARKET SQUARE,
BY virtue OF deed Of trust, dated the 5th IL
day OF December, A D 1876, and recorded h.S2
among the land records of the District OF sksA.
Columbia, in Liber No. $40, folio l23, the sub
scribers will sell, to the highest bidder, In front
OF the premites, AT o'CLOCa p. M. ON WEDNES-
DAY, THE I'D DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 1881,
Lot marked or lettered F, in W. W. Corcoran's
suDdIyIsion OF sub lots numbered (one), and from
81 to o. dhirty-seve to fty), both Inclusive, in
square rem, numbered 4i6 -four hundred and forty
SIX, situated In the ctyof Washington District
on 6th street northwest improT ed by brick dwell
s a ne lot being l2o feet deep tosether with
said deed mentioned. ~ -
Terms Of sale: One third of the purchase money
IN cash, Of which one hundred dollars must be
paid at the time of sale, and the residue in equal
amounts III one and two years from the day of
sale with interest at six per cent. per annum pay
able half yearly; the deferred payments to be Sc
cured by deed of trust, to the satisfaction of the
Trustees, on the property sold. or a cash, at the
purchasers option. Ell conyeyancins and record
1ns at the purchasers cost; and if the termS ara
not complied with within five days from the day of
sale, the Trustees reserve the right to resell the
property ON five days notice by two or more user
tons in the 'Evening STAR Ut the risk and cost
OF the purchaser in default
ANTHONY HYDE, r.
CHARLES N. MATTHEW'S trustees
feb10-d
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FATAL POISoNISG.-At York, Pa, Saturday
two boys, Isaac Simmons and Henry Arnold,
aged respectfully Is and ii years, ate from
piece OF root which came down the stream
with some drift wood, and were soon seized
with violent sickness. followed by spasmS the
youth simmons died within two hours, and
Arnold half an hour later. Another lad,
named Frey, who had tasted the root, was also
taken, but his mother promptly gave him som
milk 10 drink, which, acting as an emeuc. soon
relieved him, and he completely recovered.
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On TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURS
DAY, FEBRUARY Is. 10, AND II, CoMMEsCINCi
AZ O'CLOCK AND o'cLocK P. NJ, at the special
sa!esroom, corner OF 18th and Fl streets, opposite
Wornley' 8 Hotel, shall cell of the most ele-
CANT and extensive collections Of the following
Turkish. Persian. Daghistan, Circassian. Geordiss
Gonta, Moorish and Camels Hair Carpets and
Ru2s, Antique Hall Rugs of rare quality, elegant
ancient and modern Embroideries, Table and
CHAIR Covers. Canels Hair Portiers, &C., &C., wilt
be on exhibition on Monday, February 14th, day
and evening Every accommodation will be made
Tor parties attending the exhi bition and sale
febll THOMAS BOWLING. Aucttoneer.
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CAUTION.-GENUINE DEOKKR-
~ PIANOS, made by Decker Bros, New
York, Public should be careful net to be
LED N to buy an imitation With similar nsms;
z genuine Decker Plano. G. KUHN is the only
Asent In this District and Virginia for the genuine
Instruments; kfo, for the Burdett Organs and @.
y. pease Planes, tSu22
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WORK ON DE LKSSEPS CANAL.-The French
engineers. who have gone to Panama TO begin
surveys On the Panama canal, are now hard al
work. Landlords have raised their rents TO ca
trayagant figures, and provisions are a hun
dred per cent dearer than formerly. orders
for frame houses to be built in the Unitei states
ana shipped in sections have gone forward. The
wages offered common laborerS are twenty dol.
lars per month"; With board and lodging. and
the supply Is abundant at that price.
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tNtKD LINZ.

NOTICE
lane ROUTE.
The CI'NARp STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
TIED.
BetyteeB New Work and Liverpool. Call.
ing ~ Cork H.rbor,
FRCA PIER 40, \. b, NEW YORK.
Pothuis Wed, ,G Feb. Parthia. We'd. Is Mar
= a. Wed. % Eco. BothDis We'd, % Mar
Gs!ia 1900. We'd, Mar. Batavia We'd, 80 Mar
stytai2- We'd, 9 Mar. algeria Wed, CAPRI.
ARG every Wednesday from New EorS.
- KATES OF PASSAGE.
80, Ss'l, SlCU. according to aoColnIC odasions.
Iicssts 10 Paris, s 10 additional
Return tickets on favorable terms.
Stfera2e 81 very low rates. Steeraze tickets from
LlyesPooi and Queenstown. and all other parts o.
Europe, st lowest rates.
Iilro:iSh bills OF laden given for Belfast. GIas-
Rows hare, Antwerp and other ports Oh the Gen
Gren!. s-1d for Mediterranean ports.
For f-eiSat and passsge apply ~ The Conpany's
Office. No Bowling Green, or both steersEe and
cabin 70 OTIS EIGELOw h co sos Tth street,
WASHINGTON, u. q
ianI9 VERNON II. BROWN & co, NY
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CAFETY, RELIABLE-SECU
NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
18th street md New York Avenue.

Fire. Burglar and Damp Proof Vaults from s5
to $50 year. Government bonds on deposit for
Al 81. 600. Also, resolves Silyerware in Trunks
stickney, president: George w. Riggs, vice presi-
dent; B. P. Snyder, secretary; A. L. Sturtevant,
Evans, 3an19
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BRooKLYN'S DIVIDED DBNoCRACY.-An i'm
mediate prospects or harnonlZlng the reg
uiars' and the Independent democratic COM
mitteeS OF Kings county have proved futile.
Decentralization and democracy go forward, the
republicans say, to assured defeat In tne con-
fall The Independent conference committee
will report the result OF their efforts TO agree
With the REGULARS" at their next meeting-N.
7, Herald 14th.
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HARMON. On Tuesday, Fobrr sry 18th 1872,
H1SNoRA HARSoN. wife Of John a-fnon ., -
OF tie parish Of Bailyorown. o. unity Line
Irelsad.
Funeral will take pace from he I.ta ra,,a.,D.
925 New Hampshire avenue mort hyyest on Fshr,o
AIRY l'thI 81 y. IL.
18th, 1881, Of So M, MARy HoUNsIfifD VI
of Nnnsm baunsiiild, q TINS City. AGED effy-s
ness which she bore with chri.sisn tortituce :.
Funeral Thursday afternoon. at 3oclccL fr -
her residence. 1851 PenRsytsa Ma avenue i.s pm
more Sun please copy Aiu-
JUDStN On Tuesday. Fe1s4ary 10Th. IL =, -.
g. ~, ELIZABETH JUDsoS. 1ife OF Sas.a ,s'
Juason. On g.
Funeral viii take place fro,s Fl Patrieky nburcb
on 18th int. st 30 p. II. Friends inY5 "a 80 :,
tend. Gu 10 ~
PR1LIP. At Cayerack, v. Y, Sua.H y.va,.
February 18th, 1881, WILLIAM CaUEs ~ S'ss,rltg.
TON, youngest child Of Wfllisn &, "a ~ s
flIiiip, aged fourteen months. eIu E-lZa ~ j.
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i DISHONEST DOMESTIC AND A SUFFERIsa
CHnR.-CbaS. E. Crawford, residing with n &
vile and /" year OLD daughter on l6lSt stree
New York city. has for several months misSt q
articles OF small value ana money, whit n
were afterwards found wrapped up 10 the Iltt y
girls dolls clothes aud trunk. she was chs.s
Used and acknowledged that she had stOh ,
the articles. The theftS still continued, AZ :
they were ascribed TO kleptomanla- ON { =,
occasions IRE broke out In the house. and IA
little girl was chained TO post OF her a.
Mary DOOley, the servant, sleeping With AZ
Early iii February a lady called on Mrs. .sT-
ford and laid aside fur-lined mantle, nun ar.
bonnet. When she looked FOR them they -
sUo; nue MY Ny ,' IN IL. Luu9 ~ tne fret
SCStiStoli en IL "a VI, tue oeI s''l. shL &c OF
ire 10 the fire 10 The house she confeSse on.
said the greater part OF the iewelry wa 8. i,al
hone, where IL Was found. Yesterday she r..
anaigned on the charge OF iIcendiaI isg al
committed for the action or the grand urv
A man named Reid, imprisoned In rOcl,viI'a
C3nada. for contempt OF court, fell tn Nanafu.
Rrf1 lbs at tod nfert .gzF-rn
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FLORIDA ORANGES,
FRESH TOMATOES, OAPONs FROM PHILA-
DELPHIA.
ALSO, PHILADELPHIA CHICKEN AND TUR.
KEYS.
EXTRA ROAST BEEF, CANVASS BACK, RED
READ. QUAIL, GROUSE, Ere.
PALACE MARKET,
Cor. Hath and New York ave.
FRANK j. TlBBETS. fanI7
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FI'HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE BALE
OF TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF
RICH TURKISH, DAGHISTAN, CIROASSIAN
CARPETS AND RUGS AND OTHER RICH
ORIENTAL GOODS
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MORTGAGE SALE NEAR BELTsVILLE.

On FEBRUARY l9, 1881, AT 80 O'CLOCK, -
farm of oIe hundred and twenty eight a.. 81
acres, IA Dwelling and improvements, will .2..zzL
b5 sold without regard to price or we fther.
feb1i- Ii. BANNUN, Attorney, Trustee.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

POTOMAC FISHERIES AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH 1851, AT II
o'CLook, III front of the Market House, Georga-
town. u. O., shall sell the Three Fi.heries on the
UPPER Potomac, known as Clouds LANDING
Terms cash. THOS DOWNING
leD!4 dts AuctiOneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EFENING.

DUSOASSOS BROS. Auctioneers.
IMPORTANT CATALOGUE SALE
pERSIAE TURKISH AND CHINESE
CARPETS, RUGS
ANTIQUE ENBROIDERIES.
IRON The WELII-KEOWN IMPORTING
HOUSE OF
NESSRS 4. 4. VANTINE x Co
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Altogether forming one Of the most elegant collec
tons OF h1ch GOODS ever offered az auction this
city. among which may bs found choice pesimens
of
pAGHIshN. GHIORDEEa, CACHRMIIE,
PEhSlAN, hHOEASSAN AND IMPE-
Rial CHINESE.
Now on exhibition, an will he sold At auction on
TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY, EEBaUARY laTH
AM 10TH COMMENCING AT 25a AND O'CLOCK 2.
NEW BUILDING,
fD6 h nth street Northwest,
Opposite Patent Office.
Catalogue Low ready tebla
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MARRIED.
Did.

BRADLEY-REED. February l. n, 1851 Inv
IL DIR. Forrest, HENRY HAAh SGS DrADr -
to LAURA A. REED.
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STEAMERS, dc.

NORTH GER IAN Es3-s-EAMsaTP
IN LfSE BETWFFN NV YORK, HATRE- LONDON,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamers CT this company VIII sat every Sat
ETc2J from BrtmeD Pier foot OF % street HoDfKen
Bates OF pas sse--EronI New T0rE 70 HSyre, Lon
don, Southampton AID Bremen. hfst cabin o5o:
second CABIN, 500, Fes-A-e, $50; prepaid stssf2{e
csFtEcstes. 52s- For eight or psss2sts apply 70
OELEIt HIS & co, Bowling Green, New 10Y
". O. NETZEROTT co, gas Pa Ave. Agents
for WaShfn.tDu tanlg
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A man named Reid, imprisoned In noclSviI'a
C3nada. for contempt OF court fell tn 5canaru
raj sleep which lasted eighty-four tours ans
at tie end OF that time, yesterday, b. ,dIeT
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The entire stock of CIGARS, TOBACCO, MEER.
SOHAUM GOODS, and all SMOKERS ARTIOLES
OF the branch store of NJ. GOLDSrEIN, 434 Ifh
street northwest, will be sold at public auc.ion
without reserve, to the highest bidder. for cash.
gale will continue REEkY EVENING at O'Clock
2. m. until TURDAY, February 10, 1881 in lots
10 suit the purchaser. 7 he trade is especially IN
EVENING.
feb15-3t 8. BFNSIN9FR Auctionenr
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SPECIAL MANUFACTURERS SALE

SILVER II ATED WARE AND RODGERS, uI-T
LEEY.
By ORDER TAUNTON SILVER PLATE GO.
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DHISATE STOCK TELrGRApH
"IREA -

J. Moo. PERKINS. Counselor s.-Law. 8o9
4. 81; nno.thNest. bpeclAlty-Pstent Law and Pat
CIV SIsSs pfacGse, 6scSo-ly
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AUCTION SALES.
THoMAs BOWLING, Auct.oneer.

CATALOGUE BALE OF THREE PRIVATE LID
RARIES, EMBRACING STANDARD WORKS
IN LITERATU RE, HISTORY, POETRY, BOG
KAtH1, &c, MANY FINELY ILLUSTRATED
WORKS, NALUA ABLE MEDICAL BOOKS, &c.
o be sold at my auction rooms, southwest CDR
ner Pennsylvania and l1th street, Washington, D.
G, commencing on "WEDNESDAY EVENING,
FtHBCARY 49, Al :. 80 O'CLOCK precisely, and con-
tnuing at same hour each evening until all sold.
Terms cash.
feblJ-d THOMAS DOWNING. Auct
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-05-26
Prairie Grove HENS.

Spring wheat looks we'll, though little wsrdy.
Fair crop expected.
Prof Baker our worthy teacher, is offering prize
to the girl who will the close of his school, pro-
luee the finest and neatest drawing. Any day you
would enter the school now, you would ace
several girls drawing. One here with her tongue
out, there with her head bent sideways
each one doing their utmost TO execute the finest
drawing. We expect TO fine specimens, if
they don't become discouraged, and give it up.
We hear a few farmers say that some of their fall
wheat, which they let stand, is now dying. Wheth-
er the insects destroying it not. they do not
know.
Martin joyce has purchased n team of mules.
Miss Nellie Ryan, formerly of this County. was
married, few days ago, at Roscndale Mo. Some
of her old friends here wish her happy and peace
full life
Now, Trio of East Norway comes out and tries
to make little of our telescope with his mpudent.
though suspicious 81. If he had just hung it near
the cherry tree, ehf
Miss Mollie Gray has discontinued her school at
Hooper's Ford, times busy that enough
scholars cannot attend to keep her school going.
II the fruit trees remain faithful to their promises
we will have lots Of fruit, this year.
The wild strawberries and gooseberies max
ing fine start.
The young folks got up = dance at Mr.. Bakers,
Friday night. Jolly time, of course.
Married, at ST. Benedicts church, by Rev. Pirnine
Koumly, Mr.. John Burns and Miss Maggie Gray.
After enjoying n sumptuous dinner, and receiving
congratulations from their many friends the happy
couple started for their home, in Atchison Coun-
ty. May success attend them through life. The
presents were numerous and valuable. One thin,
we are beginning notice is that pretty girls
are leaving u.s. one by one and our group of bright
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HIGHLAND SlnM.

Eli Evans has put quite addition to his residence.
Winfield Scott, who has bees attending theology
cal seminary Mt Cincinnati, Ohio, for some years,
returned, q few days ago. He will remain with his
parents several weeks and then return to school,
he graduates, the coming year.
Ed. Thornton has purchased two lots facing Mr..
Leonars residence on the south Here he will COM
mence the erection OF dwelling, in few days.
Miss Zoo Case came home from Larncd, Kansas,
where she has been engaged in giving musical in
struetions, for some months. Her large number Of
friends glad to welcome her home, rs she was
missed very much in the circle of young folks here.
John Rau is putting good-szed addition to the
house which he rents situated in the of his
yard. As soon this is completed it will be occu.
pied by old-timc photographer, Mr.. Brumfeld,
who will locate here permanently.
Clay Peppers, representing the legal stripe of
Mound City, NO., in town last week, shaking
hands.
Noble Prentis will deliver the June Grafton before
tn four literary societies here the night of the
9Th of next month. We shall lack for something
really genuine then. The societies could not have
agreed upon a better orator for that occasion.
j. p. johnson, b. A. Scaver, and b. s. Campbell,
being elected at the last railroad meeting to meet
the officials of the ID. & N. at Omaha, proceeded to
that place, but the Of the most Importance with
whom they wished to confer, not having returned
from San Francisco the meeting postponed until
next week, and will take place at St. Joseph.
large amount Of building is going on. this spring.
The carpenters report unusual rush of business.
Mrs. Holyoke delivered temperance lecture. on
Saturday evening, at the NJ E. Church, and on Sun
day morning. preached n sermon at the same place.
Subject: Young Mems Power and Peril After
services, s2.ls were made up for her.
Eb. Wood has completed his new livery stable.
Mr.. Stogdil contemplates erecting new dwelling
Main street, between his shop and the Female
Seminary grounds.
A festival was given, on last Friday evening" at the
~ Z. Church. for the purpose Of painting and re-
pairing the building The proceeds were $50. Those
young ladies who instrumental in getting it up.
dese..e special credit. They seem to know ths way
of obtaining funds for church purposes Is more
honest than passing around the hat three times
cry Sunday.
J. T. Shaeklefori, the new Methodist minister, is
liked very much by NIL who know him.
Harry Shsner was up, last week, smiling on the
school marms.
John Wildly has improved the looks of his hotel,
by giving it good painting.
George Wood was up, few days last week. lie
talks of starting to some town in New Mexico,
where he intends to practice. Judging from his fire.
quent visits here, he has to plead home
than Mexico.
Is anything seen of Virgil Partch, in about Troy,
about once weeki He claims he has business
down there. LlscUs.
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RESCUED FROM DEATH.

The following statement Of William J. Coughlin.
Of Samervile, Mass il remarkable that We beg to
ask for it the attention Of cur readers He says
"In the fall Of 1876 taken with rioieaf bccis2
Of he lHn9s, followed by severe cough 1 soon be
gan to lose my appetite and flesh. was weak at
time that could not leave my bed Iu the sum
of 1857 ! was admitted to the City Hospital.
While there, the doctors said had hole in my left
lung as big 4 half dollar. Iexpended over . hun
dred dollars in doctors and medicines was 80 far
gone at one time q report went around that Vas
dead. gave up hope, but . friend told me Of DIR.
WILLIAM HALLS BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS.
laughed at my friends, thinking that my case was
ineurable, but got bottle to satisfy them. when,
to my surprise and Qualification, commenced to feel
better. Ny hope, once dead. began to revive. and
to-day feel in better spirits than have for the past
three years.
Il write this, hoping you will publish it, 20 that
every afflicted with Diseased Lungs will be in
duced to take DIR. wM. HALLS BALSAM FOR
THE LUNGS, and be convinced that CONSUME
TON CAN BE CURED. have taken two bottles.
and can positively say that It has done more good
than all the other medicines have taken since my
sickness Ny cough has almost entirely DISAPPEARED,
and shall be able to 30 to work. For sale By
ali druggists. 3febsl.
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The marriage Of Walter A. Ford and Mary b. Small
solennzed at the residence of the brides father
Mr. Bowen Small, the 9th day of May. 1881, by
Rev. W. ii. Underwood.
A company of about forty gathered Mt Mr.. Sinall's
beautiful home. to enjoy the wedding festivities The
table was loaded with good things All had good
time, and will remember with pleasure the event.
Many presents were left by the friends and relatives
The following is partial list Of them
Twenty dollars, in gold, brides father bed spread,
Miss Mollie Webb; set dessert di-les Mrs. N. J.
Small; glass Set Mrs. A. h. Ford; glass butter dish.
Mr.. and Mrs A. ID. Small; pickle dish, Miss Mary
War;; pocket-book, J. Ware; fan, Lizzie Ware
stand spread, Mrs. Webb; glass bread dish, Ella
Boustcel set napkins Lille Small cake stand, Dom
Small; pair of towels, Mrs. Beauchamp.