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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-23

Try RrvEIRE's LINIMENT for the relief
and permanent cure OF rheuma atism, neu-
lgia, headache and all kinds OF pains.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-23

ne papers are advertising for that
severe winter of Vennor's. 1t is lost,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-23

osIisasters, banks, etc, will OBJ
fe Monday 90 Christmas day.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-23

me United States supreme court
"''ourhed yesterday Until January ?.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-23

We -au sell yol wnodelRa-e, tinwa,e,
stoves, eta., cheaper han yoU cali buy at
any otner place in Waco 1T we can't We
will give them to you. We are determined
to have your trade
J. w. RIGGINs y Co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-23
Brain and Nerve.

Wells Health Renewer, greatest remedy
on earth Tor impotence, leanntss, sexual
debility, etc, SlDruggists depot.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-23

lcu can buy quCensware, glassware,
stoves and tinware very cheap at j. W,
higgins & Co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-23

Ladies' toilet articles In i'll umitable
quantity and endless variety at the lAon
drug store.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-23

holiday week.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-23

4 fine lot of duck suits and jackets a
the Kentucky Cash Store.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-23

Try your lucb In that ,lillc at Riyeire' =
drag s.orr. Ii is taking wei.
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and sseui.' s'urzz;.Il-
iGS Gcod=.-

s Asr.cuiia stock. latest styles jg, 10
c.5y,d az {. ToJiusrUs No. ~ An=5r
ayenIF. also boots, shoes and hate. for al.
ares. sizes and cond'i ols Quica -a'.-
AMI smuli profits Is rho r1ie OF the hoas.,
Buyers have on.yto conc nnd sse t1 Ue
convinced. GooJs nice and nsw, call sg1
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-23

GraVeyard insurance" is about
"'oheh up in Pennsvlvania.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-23

Remember that stamina, vital energy, the
llie-princiBle or whatever yea may choose to
call ihe resident power which battles against
IN" causes of disease and death il the grand
safeguard ni health. u IS the garrison of IEc
human fortress and when II WAKES weak, the
true policy Is to throw in reiuforcruIrnt-. In
other W rrds, when such an emergency occurs,
comlncgce c9GrSe of HOstetter's R,tters. For
sale by druggists and dealers. 10 whom sppIy
for HOstetteT's Almanac for Iss4.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-23
sr,,nIters - 80 =

A fine lot OF choice ne'8 crop sugtr j0-i
received ut ! en- Cha.u5ys .s'.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-23
La Nv 0narfeS.

4 fall line OF woolen overshirt, f.ou. :.
ents up at I. Il. Jordaus.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-23

B. yo1 want q fragrant cigar smoke
''lIls -4ulu Sell. -ls21i
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-23

Taut dol 81 +. .. iiorne.'s is a dsIne.
pi ct work. ana don't forget il. Tie
lit gjii- should ai. 60 ant sc, hat ST.
perb doll 81 T.. G.. dumer l.is. love
Fresh haII pickles Just re.e eived Il
Lem Chambers q. zap store.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-23
Red.Rurs Raachas

Rats, mice, ants, flies, vermin. mos qnitoes,
Insects, etc, cleaned out by " Rough on
Rats Fifteen cent boxes ut druggists.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-23

Il is ot srec!tt interest 10 our city read
err 70 kroa tnHt I.srfcct dphoi,teIiHE
ja0lishurHt cau always De- tnund by call-
Ing on ". NJ Anderson. "a ho has furnished
ourr0mes for thirty years ono OF tiIe
mot eki led Arti-GDs Is regularly CII-
pioy.t aud there is nothing in the iaI-
nture OF house furnishing line lbet is rot
ha",!led and tunnel out il as artistic s
mannrr as any Establishment can boast o,.
Tie reporter Wa7 astCnishcd "a see tue
variety Ot work ,lrn-d out hF 3r. A1drF-
son. anG fargs pleasure IN informing city
eaieIs ot tHe agtcgable fact
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-23

Jay Gould is forty,five wear, old.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-23

WACO DECEMBER %. 1881.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-23

A mule at sheriff's sale in Vienna,
Georgia. brought S1.50, with the sad
die and brldle thrown in.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-23

Miss Mildred Lee the only daughter
OF the late Gen. Robert F.. Lee, will
spend the winter among friends in
the north.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-23

"Nanobi ~ru" ex,c.s them Old a. Il
sIau aer.--l22}tt
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Christmas s,,oks


In handsome cloth, sheg5 and Morocco
binding plain sad giitf covers tPoetlcai,
miscellare1Is and standard. Ghlldren )
books, beautifully iiluu!i4 atesi, paper, E.e
cloth AMI chrome board covers, al pricgs.
from &c to 500. Autog ant aud photos
graph albums and scraE Books. with sa-
perb embossed, gilt and coioreti flowers
and piatures on covers. Zine eibles, et@''
etc. ". II. WAIsiSs
lIlStc BOOB Store
onges and Eh1 .xsrofs SzsiGse
Dear ladies Il yon " sut IN e,quisite
toilet sponge or genuine 'giHuiojs- skin iqt
polishing yudr jsWelry oI Isi. Yer stsre.c2me
toTucker Il y Hiss fdUh trnG store.
YCnlh's and boys sEit.i in all grades IN
colors at 7. X 1ordanS.t
AGll line Of Stationary anG general
writing material ii rucks.r d Hliil-' ..Egg
store
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-23

Come and SEE our urlcrsh,rs from 35
cu-s ~, at y. IL. .ior5aa S
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-23
Farmers, Look.

II you want wagon. plow, buggy
or on implement OF ANY kind, at lower
rates and better terms than any other
dealer offers, call on A. Hinchman. lie
the best man for you.-d&wtf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-23

Go and look at those fine celluloid set
at Bchrens'.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-23

Se%1H year ami eNuenses To agents. Out
- ut free. Address L. .. NlCkERN,
Augusta, Me. I2-22-tSW I'M
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-23

PHIL BAIL, PROPRIETOR.

Best in the city; services Al in ell depart
mentsi charges moderate. Visitors are iHyit
ed 10 call. Mons. Gaspar and other accom-
piishei artists az your command. II
CENTRAL on Austin Avenu. ap6itf
, 1881-01-22

! COUNCIL CHANbkA Jan To- Icoo.
Regular messins Present-Mayor McAul
ia, Councilmep Jacobs, ChAse, Thomas, Dovell
Ankeny aai Welsh Absent-kohlhaud.
Report Of Finance C. mm;ttee ON di6efsn
bills adopted and ordered that warrants b,
drawn for the different amounts.
Finance Committee granted tiire 10 r-pur!
on report Of City Treasurer
Report Of Committee on numbering house.
was adhpted-
Report of City Surveyor referred to Com.
mittee on Streets.
Ordinance No. =, a. provide for keeping
sidewalks free of snow and ice passed Isl, u
and 81 rea ling and the Council on the follow
ing vote: Ayes-Jscelr, Chase, Dovsll, Ank.
eny and Welch- Absent -kohlhsuf
Ordinance No. -, an ordinance u provide
for numscriu, buildings, passed lst, ,d and
the Council on lie following vote: Ayes
Jaeobf, G;.cse, Thomas, Dov.Il. Ankeny and
Welch. Absent -Kohlhsuf.
Ordinance NJ. -, in relation 70 cettsin
occupations, laid on the table
0riinance No -, in regard n guide boards
on streets, passed ls., ID and Sd reading and
the council on the following vote: Ayes
Jacots, Chase, Thomas. Doysll, Ankeny and
welch. Absent-kohlhauE.
Bill of Kraft ordered paid out OF Firs Fund
Bill Of +. J. Parker, for city printing, re-
ferred to clerk TO examine and If correc: draw
warrant for The same
on motion, proceeded to election of City
Clerk, and en- ballo: l.. F. A. Shaw having
received majority II ,hs votes cast WAS de
clared duly elected clerk
On motion the Council adjourned.
J. l. SHARPsrEIS, Clerx.
, 1881-01-22

TIE WooD SwISDIk-The lire WOOD
brought to this city recently is Of the poorest
quality and burns Ike so much paper; to say
nothing u the measure gwen. the price asked
SD, for small load of light spruce is moth
ins short Of impuderce. We have one COLI
ISOLATION, however, in the fact thst tie North
Pacific Company will soon have us IN ,om'
mLnication with some of their coal mines
when We si:all give uo burning wood with
out sigh or regret Our citizens to-day
could better afford Ia pay so Pvr ton Tor
coal than So per cord for the trash which Is
now delivered here
, 1881-01-22
SHY Slang Singing.
HIS the Bsss. and Bent yeu FsFxrt if.-.lG's
Too Awful Nice.

II the young ladies' of this advanced age Of
the century had half as much sense as beauty,
they would understand the j,ring sound
incident to slang, and avoid it. Slang phrases
may be good enough for men, and among
men very ussful. as are with them many
other sections in the nation of life, that in
women are disgusting, The fashionable
yourg lady and OF Walla Walla, drops
into slang, under the mistaken idea that it IS
clever, but she Is most utterly mistaken.
To hear girl use slang creates the same sen
timent OF dIscord as 10 see child essay to
smoke, or boy 10 swear. both II work with
the idea that IT looks maniike. With women
SLANG
Is a novel sort of jargon. They think it
something savOrlng OF smartneSs. With men
1t Is used to purpose, emphasizing in brief
est style some desired effect, such for in.
stance as "Boyeotting in Ireland. Men
use it advisedly and naturally /; with women
1t Is merely AL attempt, and sounds rude
and coarse, losing its effect, as it strikes at
the respect OF the fair singer thereof. Moth
ing sounds as repuisiVe 10 the masculine ears,
or Is more discordant to sensible women.
than the undiscriminate use of the absurd
slang and nonpertinent jargon so largely in
use nowadays among our young ladies of
80" Ii is harmless. bu. ii Is so useless
and idiotic that 1t a. ''u' 'as scope "'
IN. 1t is
eoHlailooI,s-
bIsarsfIEG TO AM si.sS
to hear the fresh, blood-aushed, beautiful !
mouth of young girls, warbling-liks SWEET
bells out otime-about matters and men and
SO forth: $50 awfully jolly Amt he
tumblrrl" Too snidel" We gave him |
the go.by.7 Mamie s having circus to- |
nightr' pitch on your dicer and lets 60 :
for picturesque" and 50 forth. and 50
forth. This jargon IS not only forced, but
a thorough bore 1t e1unds as ont of place,
coming from girls, as would profanity, and |
its proper place is that region to which IT
owes its birth-tle variety stages. Those
simple minded sentineptahiies OF feminine |
fashioning, believing that it Garnishes their /
speech. Whils it is very often
THE MOST EHPREsSIvE.
portion OF their colloquial ways, still 1t Is !
the most unpleasant They force it into
conversation rs peo,'le sometimes compel |
their stomac!ls with unzavory food. and they |
resemble nothing more closely than the /
young man, who, after his first spree, boasts
of tie fact. When he has been tight hun
dred times or So, and grows older. h. is very /
anxious to impress the public with the idea
that he is obs'euiru& He las learned more,
and fostered what natural sense he ever had
INTO marked activity by that time. So
@u ..o.. am "sins and our annts, should
do before they begin To be w. ''''''iiS' ''''u
don't yen forget it.
, 1881-01-22

Orr HIS BANG.-Tuesday. well known
Waiia Walliau, whom for short We viii call
Sa,a Brown. commenced to get Oh one of his
periooieal drunks BY evening he was boil
:nc, Wednesday morning little soherer, by
noon he WIS ia petrited condition aid
whea he was met by our reporter near the
close pf the afternoon he was in SO betuddied
A state that he couldn't tell tl.e difference be-
tween red apple and a wort on white
headed BOYS neck His nose looked Ike
boiled lobster and his breath, to say the
least. was very rircsome. He hailed our re-
porter with: shay. have You thIc) sheen
BrowL." What Brown We asked lnno-
Gently. why (hicl Sham Brow, course
.:You are Sam Brown yourself, We answer
Ell. ..Zhar so, he said, seeming much put
ou,. WHO did you think yoa were, We
inauired, becoming interested but dodslnS 4
Whit of ms breath, more powerful than ever
..WLv. (hic) Gov 'ner Ferry. Zgm I'm Shaa
Brown and don't thici mount 10 much.
We'll. No. great deal, We replied, begin
uiur To move on. Much 'er bhsed t. thlcl
Won" lie shouted, II hain't thoasht was
Gov'uer Ferry, woulda't put on smuch
STYLE"
, 1881-01-22

--Doos PLATEs.-As viii be seen by the
ordinance published IN the STATESMAN, lie
Council has passed lLw making 1t eompuI'
s,rv fay al, 20 namber their residences aud
places Of business. In order 10 meet the
wants o: our citizens, Messrs. Beale ( Co:
are manufacturing plates for the doors out CT
Italian marble, from new and handsome de-
signs. which should be seen to be appreclat'
cd. Mr.. Richard Beale, the designer, has
shown great enterprise anl taste IN gct.inS
up these numbers IN such an attractive style
AID should lie encouraged by numerous
ordsrs
, 1881-01-22

TIE PATAHA CITY ESPRIT. The Spirit
has raped at oTr door aud in It's prospectus
cries 'sStand from under, for we are coming >
\ bright example OF the wonderous progress
OF our country may be lnstanced from the
prospectus row before us. \ few short
wears s:ncc and what is now Pataha City was
literally the proverbial ''hOwlrng wilderness. "
Here the deer roa me- and the ciyo;e loved
TO dwell, bu. with tha. progressive spirit
which is last placing Patsha City whole
neck and shoulder above every other town
and city IN the upper country We should
iIdre from read!ag the prospectus that the
city was occupied by 20. coo spirited citizens.
The editor MIL labor Strenuously for the up
building %. the town, county ami Territory
in general. and considers the agricultural,
mechanical. manufacturing and meIchantIle
interests Of special Importance Great care
will be exercised III the selection OF fresh !" adj
ine matt +, and arrangements are Le.ng
made for letters from correspondents from
all parts Of the world especially with New c.
leans. This last is big thing when we --:e
INTO consideration that the fact the interests
of that port with our territory are ;ndentlcal-
As n matter of course !. Is TO be republican
In politics but las uSuall Will not support
auy measure merely because 1t Is advocated
by 80 called party leaders. There Is not the
lesS; ar that If but Gne-tenth ra't "i the
programme is carried ont that the Sp'TH viii
ever Lccome ghost, Except The editor.j
, 1881-01-22
A Flattering Testimonial.

Mr.. Zorn wishes, through the STATESMAN,
to expires, his heartfelt thanks ano gratitude
for th. handsome and valuable testimonial
bestowed apcn HIN. Finding he has SO
many friends in tins city he has concluded
that, instead of leaving. as he originally in-
tended, he will remain among US and settle
in Walla Walla There is room here for all
such gentlemen and We welcome him among
, 1881-01-22

WANTED To END HIS TRoUBLEs.-A man
evidently weary Of the troubles OF this life,
went to seversl ef the drug stores, last even
ing and endeavored to procure poison but
was refused on not showing a doctors certi-
ticate to that effect At last dropping INTO
a well known saloon, he sad: 1T can't do
anything else l will kill myself with gin, y
and he forthwith proceeded to fill himself
with that beverage which is the especial
delight OF Cinnamon. When last seen at an
carly hour this morning he imagined himself
chief of some large band Of Indians, at least
IT looked that way,
, 1881-01-22

Market REroRrs We inteni at ~ early
date 70 publish 4 reliable market report en-
bracin. the London, San Francisco, Port
land and home markets, which our sulseri-
bers viii find accurate in every detail. This
will be a speciality OF the STATESMAN and one
tha. we Will endeavor to make an authority
for the merchants and Loasekeepers Of Idaho
and Eastern Oregon AMI Washington. ihe
report Will be revised daily and consequently
be of great service and benefit t. tins section
OF the country.
, 1881-01-22

The RACE TRAcK--The race track hsv-
ing been prepared for sleigh riding, is now
in excellent coniition arl Is by FAR the best
drive with the finest scenery that can lie
foun,i in the coua.ry We understand th II
on SUNDAY afternoon at o'clock sharp a
trut vii take place ictxeeu the horses Of
ty.p .sa.i ..aogiI gentlemen OF this city.
, 1881-01-22

SEEDS. are III receipt Of a lot OF seeds
consisting Of fine exot c and hot house plants
such rs onions, r.aisl:es, watcrnei0as, Gu
cumberS, ie,tlce, ;ihhase and numerous
other shrubs from the seed house ef ID. NJ.
Ferry & Co, ,of Detrois, M:ci., which We
will give to the first farmer bringing in one
Years subscription Ill advance. This /. a
bona nile offer wherein our nteraiity is On'y
exceeded by our good looks
, 1881-01-22

\ EEDUcTiaS ANB PRoIpTioS. e:scant-
Major Ricinlo.d, y ho was reduced il tine
ranks, at his own request, on account OF sb-
se..tinr himself without Lave aa-l Sergeait
Burle:.h, ct d c., has hcen promoted to
the position vacated by Mr.. Richmond
who's term OF service expires IN few d ,ys
, 1881-01-22

PARry.-Nsx; Thu S,lay evening t''e = o.
l.. W. viii give t:cir second annual PARTY
at their hall in Odd Fellows Temple. Those
WHO reIncrlemb-r the enjoyable time experi-
euce . by those who were present 1t the last
,o:rsr, gwen by this order, viii not tail to
attend the coming festivities
, 1881-01-22
Bold Burkheimer.
4 Stary from the ether Side---Whas iar
friSafes Have 10 Say---A Tale of
Cruelty.

Believing tha. fairness should rule all
things We herewith give a tale as related to
US 10y two soldiers, who called into our sane
tum Tuesday afternoon, relative to the allec-
cruelty perpetrated upon the soldiers
composing the the Government Telegraph
"~nstructing party. by their commanding
officer Lieut.. Barkheimer. I'VE were with
this constructing party from tie tine they
left Deadnan Gulch. up to the tine of the
completion Of tie line TO the summit of Ceur
d Alene IOuntsins. The party left Spokane
lis on the Ith OF August last and when
about three miles from the place, 1t became
necessar' II erect several poles. during the
construction o! which some words passed be-
tween private Martin and Lieut.. HaEcoch,
for which the Lieut.. reported Martin to the
commanding officer
FOR NUTINY.
Without any investiga ion or trial, he was
haadcuffed and abOu. one hour afterwards
his arms were tightly pinionci with a stout
rope, and 4 glg put in his mouth, in which
condition he remained until their arrival a.
r"'t Cnur d'Alcne, distance Of IS mics.
seven or
~~'urreu.
Five days afcer rn.. 49,
eight Of our men having Completed their x.-
lotted tasks, and having answered roll call
proceeded across the river and took several
drinks, after which they returned, none Of
them being drunk Tn cur return to camp,
four Of our men were bucked and gagged
the officers assign ng no reason for the pun
ishmen. Before being gagged. private
Winters asked Lieut.. Pstten:
WHAT An TO De GAGGED FOR,
Is it FOR being drunk, or doing my duty:
To which Patten replied, 4 don't knowl those
were my orders Winters then called
the boys attention TO the fact that he WIS
not drunk, upcn which Fstteh went to the
commanding officers quarters returning 2!
most immedialy, and releasing Winters, At
the same time apologIsing for having taken
the wrong man" The charges ef mutiny
through which some officers are trying to
gain sympathy Is but I thin fabrication to
hide their own acts of cruelty. But one man
was arrested on that charge and that does
not justify the bucking and gagging of
half dozen men and the terrible cry OF mut-
my. Contrary to certain reports, Lieut.
Hancock, had 10 hand IN this dIsgraceful al
faf, other than simply reporting Martin to
his superior officer for r.utny.
, 1881-01-22
\ CA RID.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
;ndise-etions of youth, nervous weakness, ear
iy decay, loss of manhood, etc, | will send a
recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARcE
This great remedy was discovered by mis-
sionary in South America, Send S,Ii al ID
drcssel envelope to the REV. JOSEPH +.
INMAN, Station ID, New York City III
, 1881-01-22
WALLA WALLA, Jan. 18th. 1881.

WALLA WALLA, Jan. l7th. 1881.
Ma. FREDERICK Zogx As slight testimo-
nial of the esteem in which you are held blythe
First cavalry band, We, Nessrs, Walker. Def
fren, Granl, Muhlenfeldt, Ric-, Bridges, De
Ver.. DeLang, Teall. Challenger, Matson,
Boynton, Predmore, Dean, Pferdner, and st.
John Herewith present you with this medal OF
gold, hoping that your future life may be one
a. devoid of sorrow as this pure metal is of
mud, and that wherever you may 90 peace and
plenty May always attend You.
Yours truly,
ERASTus NJ. WALKLR,
Chief Musician lSt Cavalry Bani.
, 1881-01-22

TrNsLISG R,rIDLY.-Owins to the ex-
csIlent condition Of cur rhoroughiareS, the
price of wood is getting WI hin reach OF peo-
ple ia moderate circumstances and therefore
We all rejuice. After this when a person
asks Sl2 for a couple OF arms full OF wood he
will be passed by with silen. contempt
, 1881-01-22

1 Nan Casries or,wnea while Trylsg d
swim AIs 0erxe acroaa the John Day
SfVefs

0u Thursday last rs George Shannon, 4
driver on the Utah. Idaho 4 Oregon Com
pany's line between Hcppner and the Dallss,
attempted to croes Meadow Creek, tribut-
ary Of the John D,f River, be was carried
down the stream by the force OF the current
sad drowned. From the surrounding Cir
cumstAnces if appears that Shannon, on see.
ing the high state Of the water, undertook
to carry the letter mail TO the otEcr station
on horseback He unhitched his team, tici
three Of the horses o the stage, and took the
fourth, loading him with mail attempted to
SWIM the
aAD STREAM
The water being so swift and cold, the IN.
fortunate man probably lost his grip and was
carried by the ren,orseless current into etcr-
nifty. The horse, mail aad Wells, F.rgo's
treasure box have been recovered aboa. 6ve
miles below where the crossing was attempt
ed, but no trace Of the drowned man has been
found. In case he hai managed to reach the
other bank, there was house close by whore
he corid have easily found his way and OBJ
talnei proper care Mr.. Shannon was a
sober. industrious nan and has been In the
employ OF the sage company, as driver for
the last SIX years. He leaves many friends
behind to mourn his untinely demise
, 1881-01-22
idl3i-ti w3t-ai
\ CARD.
ST. ParL.S SCHOOL.

The QUESTION is sometimes asked why OF, our
.harrss ar. more than at any other school
ST TI~g o,r na, Ihe mistake arises baeause we
.,~. the prics of tuition for double tae length Of
sne s;ne M The school year consists of forty weeks
,r ,T .nn,r,on with most Boarding Schools,
d;rid. & ~ the school year into two terms Of TWEEN.
~ w..ts each: thinking continuous term oi
tyen,y weeks of more than double advantage
to the pupil over quarter of ten weeks, The
THE SECOND OR EAsTsR TEhM'
o,sns a, THURSDAY, January 20, lSS" FOR
sd,niss;on apply to the Principal, -
In D. NRs. LEAUBL II. WELLS
, 1881-01-22

NEw CRY CLEeK-L F. A. Shaw was
elected city clerk at the last meeting OF the
city council, rice J. l. Sbarpstein, resigned.
We are sorry 10 lose Mr.. Siiarp~tein, as he IS
an efficient othcer- Mr.. Shaw takes his seat
NJ, .he Isf Of the month.