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l. 4 gentleman who bas, put 81. Jacobs OIL
n 4 Thorough test. Amember Of bis family
was afflicted with rheumatism OF snc,m
severe character, pariicn,arly In her shout
der and The fingers OF both hands. For
DAYS at n time she was unable TO move the
fingers without undergoing great PAIN. ana
u WAS not until an application OF ih's vi
had been made that she experienced
change for the better. She IL now Tree IRON
the dreaded aiImeni, and does not hesitate
10 nccord fu, praise where n Is due. MI.
pope. in his prescKi position In the business
department OF this oiiiee, has succeeded IN
getting no iuconsiderable portion OF lbe
Plain Dealer force 10 Join the ''innumerao'c
caravan" which. swelling daily, shout aloud
In fulsome praise OF the virtues OF this ueao-
ly enemy OF pain. 49,
Our reporter WIS impressed win the
uuanim,ty Of pubic sentiment fegaroi"g
tni. remedy. All who were approaeueo
spoke readily, many even enihus'a'ucary'
| Of ,,s excellent workings In The most serious
eases of hodiIy aimeDt. Never saw any
| thing like it, and all that II i clHim,d I"
be.v " ere the most common remaIks rum
gentlemen whose uiterances carry welen'.
An IN all. when summed up 1t mus br plain
! IN every fair.minded man that never 10 me
history OF our country has medical us.
coyery been brought before The pub,ic ana
accented with such universal eXpressiohs vi
| favor as this great German remedy.
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Oue dsy last wefk c0uo'e called on Rev
q. q. Bunssng 70 I've married, sud csDceiviDa
tbe idey that " won d be r0man'ic. NE sup.
pcss. To BE- married N bor-eb ok. lDsisted
thai they should b. inrd as they sal IN 'be
ssddie. After muco d ffcnity they were
persuaded 10 90 into the banse. asn TIE
eexeUsuy was perfs,med ''decenfiy ana In
OF des. - amherst Enterprise.
Han. John r. Leai., wbo bad Q painful
bu sDex-sfui surgicsi opersii performed
npsn him IN Ricnmsod Is at bis home. 10
Rockingham county. doing vel.
Mr. Thops - g ,nnaway MS soid b.s fern
On Cripple eresk 10 Dir. John w Robinson
fox The sru ~ - $40 cs.0, bf'pa S2l 10 per
ocrt.-r Wvftevitts Enterprise.
~. u. R4yuoIds il appointed p 'sBaster
i Wilderness. SpotsyIvanta ctp0'y, Say
p(cl q. 4. Rwch. dtctssed.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A vALU-
~ AsI,E TRACT or wOup AND Tia ~ RED
LAND w TIE LOWER End nf HnNatD
COUNTY. AND WITHIN FOURTEEN MILF OF
RiTIIsit,Sip-, nv virtue OF decree 1T the Circuit
t'ouri Of the county OF Hrneico, rendered on the
1s d day or December, 1880, IN The chuncery cause
ihsr ~ depending uBoer The short style of Baiey-
a slgnee. &C., rh. Thomas Bin,orGs per. rep.
aud heirs, the undsrsirned speciai commissioners
thrrcin 2amed vii Offer for sale at pubic aucli0n
M Henrico rourt.hoUse. on
SATURDAY, JASUARY IL. 1881,
that b.Ing cour, .day,l A. IL O'Clock ~ hat VALU
aRI,r TRACT OF WOOD BANb OF which the
late Thomas BInfJrd. of lienrico county. died
se,rcd Said land lies Ian ncdlat'w on the main
coun road leading from RicninOnd civ To Charles
CIV Courthouse. AID contains Ny estlna'lon -
ACRES. he the same more or u IS. Inls htno "
particularly yaiusbp In cons gntnce Of me Inree
1uantiry ct CORD WHO'D and ,ther lumber sfoW.
ING thereon. aud OF $ proximity 10 tne CIV ot
Richmond and TO The extension line OF the Ches'-
peak. am bio Eai way Company. +.
TERMS: Une hfth OF the purchase-fhope' III
cssh AMI the residu" upon. circuit OF SIN t"cNe,
and eIghtpen mob'hs, with bonds win approvpn
security. barring Interest from oa'e, ana the itic
maid and a CONVEYANCE ord, red bv The Courf Dus
should the purchasers elect 10 do, they NAV
dlspense with giving personal security by paying
one ihird Of no purchase money IN cash. ana exec
Gu lnr their individual bOn.is for the residue at
twelve and sieh months. and the tit'e To be re-
tanned rs Aforesaid. - - -
EDMUND WApIDlLL. JR,
IA IL SpPciai Comm ssioDers.
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RAILROAD. 4
sSIaEDULE Ub fHAIAS,
y TAXING EFFerT AUGUST Is, 1850
PASrrhtfrh fHAfNr.
800 =. ~. leave Richmond ialt icNct.i ,.l-
ts,J connecting ~ W., Point on
Tuesday, THURSDAY ..Hd -
TRDAi With steamer boz. a. ri-
tugs on tbs Yors river pnc 'f l'.'l-
FpRGiis.F s'REprH1 TRANS
$40 A, ~. Leay. Richmond cany .r1-'fl NHn-
iO:l5 A ~ dayI. connecting al Ne i''
steamer fOr Batlnioi, or i
+, FSDAN WE'D - u !,
THURSDAY, Anc -AIl hl,Al
with STEAMERS f0r So .'A .I
NoN ia =. WEl'\f-'Nl =, a'l
FRIDAY; with siFNn,r- log i"l T.,
dencc ana 'tos'on OF ~ f.OAi aud
TRtpAN
PASSESGEK TRAINS.
1000 A. NJ. ArI1y. al Ricnul0nn o.. ith''ps
sunday counPctin- ~ W. i.i.-
Tut5pAY, THURSlAN, -tH "
uRDAy With 'feaurr '.'i' h'~'
ruOrs.
rHHOUsih eKtr.ni TEAlNa.
1.So o. NJ Arvry, Al Richmond r.ii 'ctcep.
6.35 y. NJ snndayi. conuec'i1g A We. ~
with steamer, nom BALTIMORE NeT
York. Providence. auc H's' a.
No .rxusses a. freIght a. NchmO"d ID .. IN rs
southern point Tz-s rnr 'nT3nsp ." 49, "''@"'~
Carefui hanSiiar A., i,,uatcs. WITH lowest rates.
guaranteed. , -.tss
Tar0ugh ,iil d s1uaGg, gi.h ,.Sfanieeo H'eS'
Issued 20 al northern and western uoiuts. v
For " formation, cpply ~ once ~ Do" g. 'N'
Tweafy-th,rs aud Doct stree Rlcnu 49,. -,
an ~ hHNti - '"'''
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MIR, Evans jameson, an old ana higniy-
resr,ec,ed citizen Of Fraplford. GreeDOiIer
county. w. Va. died on Tuesday evening
Of hast week; aged seyeniv.hine years
The deceased had been an cider In the Pres
byterian Cnurcn for many years.
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BY Jno. r.. aughion. IT,. Aucloneer,
1905 Main street.

THE CHOICE AND EXTENSIVE LAW
l ANn nI>CFLIAAEOUS LIBRARY Of the
rat. Hon, Wtiliam Gre. II, I'll. d., viii be sold at
auction Nv the subscriber cOmmencine
JANUARY lS. 1881.
a O'Clock T.. W.. aud comm ed daily mill the
hole + - a. a. the store No. go Main street. UNI
Il + i.lF GI'i0ry.
the R.DKS win be rraGy for examination Janu-
arV ION in tani.
CATALOGUES will be Furnished on aDplIca ION.
JNO. = LAUGHTON. JR.,
Auctioner Of Literary and Persona Iorerty. &c.
de 20 20. 1905 Main street.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A COMPARA-
l TIVFL> NV FR AIMED HOUSE. CONTAIN
ING FIX HOOMS. MD THREE BEAUTIFUL
LnTS, Nos. &. SO AND 81. IN FAlRFlELD
SIRE TT. IN THE IOWN OF WO DViLLF.-ID
pnr. uanc 81 the provisions Of a r ain deed Of
trust exccuied nv Edward shaw row dee -, 10
me rs rssiep, which reed l. dulS recorded In Hen
rico Clunty CJur' office. aud being rsqulrd h. the
ben. ficiarv therein 80 10 do. cefaut having been
mad IN ne payment OF the Debt herein secured,
hall proceed 10 sell, OH the prem SIS. 10 the high
e rider. on
MONDAY, JANUARY I7TH.
al 80 o'clock e. VI Or fair: herwise, The first fair
cav tlr real. er ~ he anne hour. he PROPERTY
th rein cp.Y' yrd described as follows H.. LOTS
nos IS. IS aud 81. IN Square No. 3D. ~ fairfield
street aud WO' dyle avenue. Il suIi mes and
lmpr )Nemen'S ih"r,"n, as shown by map made
b, VI Raie- and recOried In said flee.
TERMS: Cash - 10 NsDenNes ~ sale ana 10 nav
OF 40 e of 5000. with int ret from nupry l..
1850 and the bIldnce n sucD { ru a. VII ~ an
NJ uscrd at ale. SAMUEL = WADDILL.
Trustee.
WILLIAM C. MoNCURE, salesman.
j. 9-Su.Tu.TN.SaESu5t
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DGVlDEN DS.

OFFICE CITY rIRE-lNsURANcE CoMPANy,l
RICHMOND, Va, Janusry z, 1881. 2
THE BOAROOF DIRECTORS OFTHTS
i COMPANY have 'his day declares plVt-
iiEND uF THREE PR CENT Uet OF AK.
IFS an. Ill MEADt.
"a 6.l0t stc e'sry'
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rnE cosrkD. RAcY.

=. n,,e ana FsIi a. Related BY the Hon.
s s.m. urv,,-rsss Fsrthcomiag Book and
ws.s Il WIN Csnsain-Am Interesting ss-
eerview with chr Publishers.
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NEW ANU FRESH GOODS.

NEW AND FRESH GOODS.
cream CHEESE FRONTAGE Di BRit,
RO, 'HEFOrT, EDAM, PlNE-arfLE, ANU
MALAGA GRAPES, NEW BAISI>s. CAPt'
, on CRANBEHkItS. SMOKED ID SALT SAL
MOS, VtRMONT MAPLE SYRUP. iN!'la
PALF. BAS~'S. sno YDUNGER's CRr AN ALE
PREMIJM CANNED GOODS of every ts.r'i-
,,on: MAHM ALADts and PIT ~ RVS: MI.
MADE WALNUT. Z ,MATO, and CUCuMG, x
CATsUPs anu PICKLE; Fresh ! ANNEO
CRABs LOBS rtR, AMI sbRlMPs; A'MtAL.
WHEAT. and CORN GHPT> Just received >,
no 90 CHRISTIAN WHITES.
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YyOR RENT, BRICK HOUSE, sIxf;a
u Rtn,Ms IL NORTH Third street. -
HRItK HOUsE. eight fooms' ooS nor'n "e"'y'
c,ijW NEW BRICK HOtisEs, four rooms eaeh'
o,rer Firs a. Il Baker street. - .k..,
BRICK HUUsE, Ave rooms si2z e"s' "''"
t,JjrsF. three rooms g06 north Fourth street -.
HOUSE. four rooms, 1l2s norm Se'eh'e"'"
stfset 1000 .,p.o or
HUtJ-F. seven rooms. and TWO ACNtS VI
q KOtIND. Asnisnd street near Htr'ieto"n.
RFVFRAL SMALL STORES.
FIVE FARMS convsnieni 10 The city.
sTpREfiUUst ana WHARF at Wilson'S Land
GEORGE " CRAWFORD.
Real Estate Agent xrd Anc' ioneer,
..,si, tOO5 tsaDk street.
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OSr. RrIFICA OF RAILROAD
aRnClRits AND LINuNRs.

DURE GREEN TEAS.
we have on baud few half.ch"sis OF he
SUPERIOR GUNPOWDER TtAS
mported olrec. 10 Richmond from china. For
=, in DAVENPORT 4 NORRIS.
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NOR RENT, THAT DESlRABLEG
IT AND CONVENIENT -ARR NJ
BRICK DWELLING No. 227 'on IL Second street.
,ouiai Mag sis rooms aud all convenience. snch IS
gas bsi h. &c.-t2OO. Possession rs II OF Fcoruary.
Ann,v 10 n. l.. STAPLE a. co.
I1O3 Main stiert.
4. 16ot Real Estate ARt nts.
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nor RENT. THAT FIRST-CLASS g.

II DWELLING No. Sn5 east tlav street. ~
between Eighth aLd Ninth WIN elght rOomS Dr
8 dies kitchen. laundr, and : rNanS' fOnfis' ahn
Intge brick sable aud al modern Improvements.
Pos -essIon gwen y, brusry 1sf. -
Also. mat Dt SIIsABlE DWELLING No. 3oS
Twelfth street. tween Broad anu Marshall WIN
Ten rDoG idfs kifch.n and servants 7"nls. auh
modern improvements. Possession tiN u Mafcn
Isl. Apply to ". sFDlON TAI i'''h.
IN IA st Real f. ate Agent and Auctioneer.
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Lynchburg Passenger Train. " IL. PAW.
} cave 800 y VI
Arrive BurhfNiilt ..-.'.t.tt low 10 We
Train 40. Al connects al BurE,tirt +Ilh A'a1-
tie, Nl.sissiOp, and ONO railroad iYr ttuN.r,
LyucbDurg. snd q GU wrslrr poi i,.
Trans Nos As ana { 2 cOnue'' Al ~u'ae-Iin.N WIN
MhtGn aud Suth,rhu NarrOW-GauRe railroad inr
4, iltOn
Tram No. IS connects a. salisbury win ~ fern
Norih Carolina railroad for Ashtyili, AM a points
IN Wrs ern North .r,llnf.
Trans Nos. so. a.. aud ~ conner 90 Alkaline
junction vi h Atania aud t,nrrlo It. An Tine rui-
way fnr al y infs south ana sou hwr.i, tNd -
Charlotte Iih Charlotte. Columbia tad Nttu-it
railroad Tor al points South. southeast. sni -"u'h-
west.
Train No. so stops only Il Jcr,r.si' ', pr'sr',
Branch. B8rksdae's. Dsnyiile Grr'u-b .... AId
Salisbury.
Trans from the Shove u ulrd f-..'- 4'rNr ti
Richmond ABS T.. NJ, 4:JS 4. u 100 $40 J., VI
Train on NtrD CarOiin3 raiir'an t'- "f"u'-
bOio' da,N "A $3.50 A. " TOR HaltieH au' colds.
bOiO'. conn ciirs q. Cola b't"' WIZ "F.''u Alh
Winning ON raiiTosd Tor Weldon a,h 'm'ug'"H'
PUILMA SCAR SFRNttt
On Trsiu No. 4S-New IoTk and icum"nf.' ~
Dapvttle and Alma AID Dtuyile aur ~fttur..I-
On Trim No. 42-Ws-hngtou. R,hmulf. s.I
DanyIlle. aud DanSiiir an0 Augu-ta.
Ticssts sold 20 81 pinl .pt.l't-f 'NA
southwest, ami bGggal,, checktd throu. h
No lag-over "hocbs giNVh ph Local trhtl
a. PuPF,
General PASSENGER AMI J AZ Akthr
T. 81. X. TALCoTr, General 'su' int'u''i'.
Nn4-
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VXTISBING TO MOVE TO AM
w LARGER BUILDING. where we wiz ~
have The use Of more si0r &C. room. We onr y ~
Nv Mt for The haaucc oi thu year ibe OFFICE now
occupied by us az q eDd OF Sbo' Zoe slip.
CAREINGTUN Il BASKERVILLE.
RICHMOND, VA. January IA. 1881:
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-02-10
Union Gin Sling.

Election is over, with its usual STIR More interest
was manifested by the Democrats than usual-se
much so as to gain all the Offices but one that being
a Road Supervisor.
Rev. Underwood has held a series of meetings a,
Ridge Prairie Church, for six weeks or more con.
rietiag fifteen twenty, mostly blooming
youths.
Considerable corn is out yet.
Nodamage has been done by the snow, az vet. An
awful gloom o'ershadows the smiling water as II
passes down Pumpkin Street, to the black grin
ming obstacles in its path.
Mr.. Ed. Heeney has resigned his school at Ridge
Prairie, on account of poor health. Miss Matte
Denton occupies the chair.
Another trial before Judge Underwood. No YER
diet given, We believe.
There is some talk Of organizing coal mining
company in this vicinity. 1t is 4 good enterprise,
and should be carried through.
Every one is happy, as long as the coon grinneth.
There is talk of several young men jumping the
bounds, not alone, either. No names yet.
What is the matter with Jim Armstrong;
Sleet and rain are the peculiar features Of the
weather, at present.
Married, at Atchison, Mr.. William Normile to Miss
Hill, Of that city. SPr FERxESrI.
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Van BUSKIRK & BRECKENRIDGE,
From Mosquito Creek.


AL that are fortunately possessed with timber ar,
at present saved the expense and labor of epoyins
| help to work up their wood, as the job was DER
| formed saturday and Sunday, gratis. The timber
nj present. can only be compared the effects of ar
artillery fight. All old soldiers can testify to the
truth of this comparison
Miss Belle Graves returned to school, at St. 10
! seph, Friday last
Mr. Frank Townsend left, a few days ago, for Mis-
souri,, where he has taken contract to haul cord
wood.
We are glad to learn that Miss Maggie wyker.
has regained her health sufficiently to be about.
Two of Mr.. Isaac Graves children, dora and
Ella,l are sick with diphtheria- Dr. Lee is attend
ing them.
The family of Mr.. =. S. Moser are, at present
writing much better with the exception of William
H., who is still confined to his bed. Mr. Moser has
undoubtedly experienced siege of it, rs five Of his
family were confined at one time. which required his
constant attention.
Mr.. C. w. hargis, with several of his family, have
oeen very sick, but We understand they have about
recovered.
Dr. W. failed to connect, on Sunday last. in eou.c
quence Of the storm. He did not like the appear
ance presented by the storming wster. of Mo.ouito
and made hasty retreat rom the bridge near Mr..
Morris. Doctor, never turn back
Mr. Isaac Dittemore, aged and honorable citi-
zen OF buchanan County, No., died. few days ago.
lie had several relatives residing in this vicinity
VIZ: Adam Dittemore and Mr.. Goss his children
Mrs Morris and Mrs wegmiller his sisters
Elder II. c. Wykert returned, on last Friday, from
his Eastern tour, looking hale and hearty He made
visit to his many relatives and to the home of his
youth, in West Virginia
The steamer for Salt River shovel OUT ON last
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W. Z. COCHRAN, Principal.

HAsTTsGs-BURT. - The entertainment by Miss
Lydia Hastings and Mr.. Sidney Burt, on Tuesday
evening, was very well attended but they perform
ed to very great disadvantage. BY detention of
trains they did not reach here until after o'clock
at night, cold and fatigued, and had to meet
dienee that had been assembled and waiting for the
better part of two hours. But it good natared
sensible audience that realized and made allowan-
ces for these drawbacks. The performers came up
to the mark, and, although compelled to shorten the
programme, they gave liberal variety.
Miss Hastings has magnificent voice for tragic
pieces and rendered of them in rst-class style
But she also exces in ludicrous pieces and gave her
audience fully IS cents worth of laugh.
Mr.. Burt labored under the additional disadyant-
age of having left his accompanist behind sick and
had to make his own music, which prevented his GO
ing through the motions necessary to complete his
performances. But he gave n number of ludicrous
and sdesplitins Rotations and songs, and certain
ly gave his full share eff the IS cents worth.
1t is to be hoped that this Combination will visit
Troy again, and under favorable circumstances
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DOnlUlran Items.

| On last Friday morning. Section Boss James Mn
theny was walking the track from Doniphan to Bren
ner when about oppo.;te r.. A. Boul.waro's. n few
steps from bridge No Is. he discovered a bundle
living half way down the bank Surprising il to he a
package of clothing, he concluded to look Mt IT, On
removing some of the outside he discovered, to his
horror. dead babe Not disturbing it any farther,
he went to the house of Bouleware. about one hun.
dred yards off, notifying him to watch the child,
while he went to Doniphan, to inform the proper
authority. to hold an inquest. Justice Leak. with
six other men and physician, being summoned, got
aboard haui-car, and soon arrived at the spot A
jury being sworn, and three witnesses-Houleware.
Miller, and Beacham-the child was removed from
the ground, after q good deal Of difficulty, being
frozen, clothes and all, to the ground The child
was lying on its back k, head down the bank, knees
iexcd up, hands drawn toward the face. The cloth
ing being stiff, was cut loose The mice had eaten
hole in the temple also had eaten the heel and fin
gers of the foot and hand The face denoted the ex
preston of crying, before death, as the grimaces
were left as death released the sufferer Mr. Boule
ware and family stated that child was hear,l cry
ing on Friday night previous but they thought the
noise came from the nearest neighbors, and paid
no attention to it. There is no doubt but the child
vas placed there alive and not thrown OF train M
anne supposed as death uonld have bnen ir,,.xJ;
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Mr.. PATTERSON MEANT WHAT HE SAID

The following tribute to a well known and merito-
rious preparation, will be read with pleasure by all
who are suffering from pulmonary complaints them
selves, or have friends so afflicted:
hereby certify that my boy, ten years of age,
was taken sick with typhoid fever, followed by con-
gestion of the lungs. DIR. Dyer eminent pbysi-
clan of this place, stated that he thought the boy
would run down with QUICK CONSUMPTION. A
Mr.. Patterson told me that GOES COUGH BALSAN
was curing similar and advised to purchase
it. When carried it home, my wife laughed at me;
but knew that Mr.. PATTERSON MEANT JUST
WHAT HE SAID, and determined to try it. Two
bottles effectually cured him, that now he is us
tough and healthy anybody.
LYMAN DORMAN
Huntington, Conn, Aug. %, 1866. [IOfebSI.
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IF. IIampsOn Is prepared 10 Ioan
7nsney TO the Farmers of Doniphnn
Ceunty. on long time, AT per cent. In.
terest, and n reasonable commission.
Money may be paid before due, and
stop Interest, ir the borrower chooses
No delays I'm furnishing the money. No
sworn appraisement or application
required. Call ON him at the Office Of
Register Of Deeds, AT the Court House.
22aprly. I.F. HANPSON.
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- While all hands were at the entertainment
Tuesday night Dan. Sinclair's drug store was bur
glarized, the burglar entering by removing pane of
glass from back window. He attempted to cut
open the money drawer, but failed. Several pocket
knives the only articles missed thus far. There
to be pretty well settled opinion about these
petty burglars that being perpetrated at inter
walls. The gentry will slip up badly, one of these
niohts
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White Cloud Salad.

Saturday of the worst days Of the season
that is, under foot. Several had severe falls thu
street, that came near proving fatal
Mrs. 'vina Moore has been confined to her bed sew
eral days, with the neuralgia.
Mrs Scott. Of Lsayenworth, is the guest of Mrs
Partridge.
There shipped from this point, last month. ,.
cars of corn, - of wool IA of hogs, car,
of iron, cars of saw-lust, cars Of lumber.
| Mrs. ID. N. Wheeler in town, last week, set
Ting up the business of her husband who died sud
denly, about January 18th.
Mr.. Smith, while coming from Oregon, No., one
day last week, met with sad accident. The ground
being so slippery it caused his wagon to slide and
upset. throwing him quite distance. He had sew
eral ribs broken, and his face badly mashed.
The trains have all been behind, this week, being
delayed by bad bridges and roads.
We noticed Mr.. J. Z. UT in town, Friday. Since
his position of Western Freight Agent for the c., r.
l. e. p. Road keeps him busy, he made his stay
short among his friends.
number of our teachers anticipate good time
at the Severance Teachers Association next Satur-
day, if the weather is favorable.
Supt. McConniif passed down the road, Monday,
to inspect the track.
James Denison is painting fine scenery for
the Combination. Their first entertainment will be
given Feb. 9th.
Mr.. Spafiord called down the road to attend
to n bridge damaged by the late storm, and Mr.
Philbrick took the train to straghten out the
crooks from the wires, which were in n wonderfully
mixed condition.
A child of Mr.. Brewster's is quite sick, with
throat disease and one of Geo. Pixies is very low,
with lung fever.
j. 5. Springer has become a partner of J. G. Ar
mold, in the hardware business.
Dick TIT, of Bigelow, No., spent Sunday at home.
The entertainment, on Monday evening, fully re-
paid the audience. The audience was fair, consd-
ering the weather. They gave good satisfaction, and
We hope to sec them return, at n more favorable
time. Miss Hastings possesses a magnificent voice
and elegant manners, and our people were delighted
with her recitatons. IL is useless for us to under
take to describe Prof Burts singing, for are un-
able to do it Justice Mr.. Burt must be heard to be
appreciated, and we only wish that every one
might have the pleasure of hearing him.
Many fruit trees were damaged, Il mean broken,l
by the storm, Sunday.
Our farmers console themselves with the anticipa.
ton of their great wheat crops. Our snow is good
for something. NED.
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