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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-08-10
OFFICIAL BULLETINS.

OFFICIAL BULLETINS.
1850 A. M.
WASHINGTON, Aug, Notwithstanding the
effect of yesterdays operation the President
slept the greater part of the night without the
use of anodynes The febrie rise of yester-
day afternoon slowly subsidized during the
night This morning at $50 his pulse was SO.
temperature 80, and respiration 10. Since yes
terday afternoon small quantities of liquid
nourishment, given at short intervals, have
been retained, and this morning larger quanti-
ties are being administered without gastric
disturbances.
(Signed) D. HAYES AGNEw,
d. W. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN.
1920 P. M.
At the dressing of the Presidents wound
this morning it was found that the pus had
been discharging spontaneously and freely
through the opening made yesterday. The
President has been quite comfortable this
morning, and has taken liberal supply Of
liquid nourishment. His pulse is now 104
temperature 99.7 respiration 1911
(Signed) d. FL. AGNEw,
D. w. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN.
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Earorsau srar,se...

Earoreau Markets..
BY Telegraph
LONDON, Aug. 9.-American secUrities-United
States bonds, 4has, 117s4.
LIVERPOOL Aug. 9-12.30 P.M.-Cotton market
tending down; Middling uplands at 6 13-16d; Or
leans at 67sd sales 10 o bales speculation and
export 1000; futures steady.
PARIS, Aug. 9.--Rentes 85 francs So centimes
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Daily Domestic Receipts.


NEW YORK. Aug 9-Evenng.- market
easy at 21a@3 on call, closing at 21a; prime mer-
camille paper 3@41a. Exchange weak at 1924 for
long 4841s for short. Governments quiet but firm.
State bonds dull Railroad bonds in light demand.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
ed lis 602 shares
The following are today's closing quotations of
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-08-10
SPORTING.
THREE MINUTE CLASS

Trotting at Dexter.
DEXTER, Aug. Sat to-day's races the sum-
mary was as follows:
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Corn for October-9.4 40 m at $685. 1870 a m at
54N, II. 81 at 55ss. 1881 m at 55Ac; LOB at
o53sc; call 55Ac.
September Oats-9.4 M ct 327s; 1890 m at
1895; IL. 81 m at 325s; 1881 p m at 325s; LOB
p m at 1855 call at $685..
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Receipts of Maine Central.

Receipts of Maine Central.
PORTLAND. Aug. g.
Fer Portland 33 cars miscellaneous merchandise,
for connecting roadss IA cars miscellaneous MGR
chandise.
Daily Domestic Receipts.
BY water oonveyance-IOO0 bush Cornsaoal to G
". True & Co.
stock Market.
The following quotations of stocks were received
yesterday by Woodbury. g. Moulton Cmembers of the
Boston Stock Exchange), corner of Middle and Ex-
change streets.
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Grain Market.
PORTLAND, Aug. 8.
The following quotations of Grain were received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by A. W. Jordan,
LET Commercial street:
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Elevator is owned by III. Shaw of Hartland.
TWO F0TY CLASS,

Aroostook Boy is owned by A. s. Brockw ay,
Dover, Me.
Base Ball.
At Worcester-Troys7 Worcesters 6.
At Observation-Disclosures 5, Cleveands A.
II innings.
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The following quotations are wholesale prices and
corrected daily by Storer Bros. & Co., Dry Goods
Woolens and Fancy Goods, "a s. 56 Middle street:
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-18
SUBS CRlPTIoN

Per Pear, In AdcGnCe, 81. 90.
notpald until the expiration ofIhe year Sl.26
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Aurora Springs.

In addition 70 the mineral properties Ct
the water, there are many other things that
viii largely aid In building Up . town.
There are valuable depsits OF lead ore In the
tnmediate vicinity, some of which have been
worked some years ago, producing sufficient
mineral TO be At,leas. encouraging, aud jasti-
lying the belief, that II backed BY sufficient
capital they could be made 70 pay largely.
Every where, on the hills and In the gulehes
are Immense quantities of mineral blossom
indications OF silver, lead and copper, and NJ
70 conn ienily believed by old miners who
have visited that region, that Valuable mi or.
~ discoveries will eventually be made there
But OF course the Springs are the great
attraction, and at present win be ali that
can safely be relied on to call Peep . there,
The many and marvellous cures that hnye
resulted from a tree use OF The water during
inc past four months, attest more conclusiyly
the wonderful curative properties. than could
Any scientific analysis. Hundreds OF people
are oongregated at the springs, sffscted with
all manner OF diseases and all are receiving
Aurora will undoubtedly become : large
yo~n: II Is situated In the midst Of q fertile
farming region, and there are no largo towns
" the county, which contains about 10 900
Not only THE, but there is svsry prospect
that . population OF about 10000! Not only
.nlsl out there 10 every prospec. that a rail
soaa iFvm Jefferson city, which Is now being
quit VIII pass through tho town or ia the
immediate vicinity during the next year.
which VII be Of i%nealculable benefit. But
railroad or no railroad, nothing can now STAY
the onward march OF Aurora, Hu1dteds 81
iou have been sold, rot exclusively 10 specu.
lAtQfS but 70 parties who will become actusl
rsN1entsi identified With the interests OF the
place, and vii contribute their means muscle
ace intelligence 70 tuild up = town that vii
ne We metropolis Of Miller county
- Springs are Ia every sespeet equal tS
sul n.va 4 population Of ~ least 8 600 IN los
tnnn tntee yeafa--SedAiia EaaIe,
~ sanirol 20 the above og mineral re Oil
e<srs ~ naNe IN large QUANTITIES Iron a
EaSiesf also ksolin In mmtn,a hsAs !
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From the sndAlia Oil.

Bo1 tho old partly papers are opposed { o
losniDg q few dollars TO a poor man 70 en-
able him 10 improve q small homestead, but
they are in favor Of loaniDg the credit of the
people to a few rich bsnkers TO do business
npoL and giving millions OF acres of the
peoples land TO wealthy corporations TO
specn late upon. This ia Republicanism; and
this is Democracy.
KANSAS ratified the prohibition amendment
and droYe all Of the rnmsellers Into Missouri,
aud TO get even Missouri passed q law driy.
ing all her gamblers into Kansas. Each
state Is pobabiy satisfied with the exchange
Kansas with her Republican majority may
offer the same immunity to gambling th at 8
O ,O00 Democratic majority in Missouri does
TO the whiskey.trafie.
A Gentleman Of johnson county said 10 us
the other day that the people of his county
were ring-Tldjen, ring.cursed, and ring.
robbed, and that the thing had been going
on so long that the people had we'll nigh
despaired Of ever Kidding Themselves Of7t6e
curse. "Wy, said he, the managers OF old
parties p1pers tell US that 1t will not DO To
show them up in the papers as the facts
would keep out emigration. But / tell you
the power of the people Is superior to any
ring If they will only act together
Aye there's the rub, will they act together.
When we saw the red flag ofthe auciioneer
flying 10 front OF the trade palaces OF our
cities; saw the sheriff serving writs Of exeou-
tlon and attachments on merchants OF long
standing; saw q farmer placing a deed Of
trust on the homestead, and the merchant
PLACING a two-sory mortgage on q one story
cottage. and EAw q million " lab0rers turn.
ed tsamp--we gay, when we saw all these
things, then We knew the public credit had
Deem sustained to suit Shylock.
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The Democratic party cannot be trusted to
set right any one OF the great wrongs perpetu-
Ated daily upon the Nation. 1t has BEEN
tried again and again, aud lie whole history
has been that Of sounding oaths before
elections and anprincipled disrrgard Of them
AFTER election. Had the democratic party been
true 10 It's tradition, true to the far seeing
and liberal principles OF its founders; had il
kept its pledges and after dire punishment OF
the war retrieved it's errors and returned to lie
pristine Integrity there would bSye been no
need Tor National party to rise for It's punish.
mont along with that other usurping party
whose bold enoroschments have acknowledg
ed no obstacle nor been hindered by any
scruple.-Lime City News.
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Fhe DeadlY Srourpa.

Panama, Aug. II yellow fever prevails
throughout Columbia, especially at Glag-
aguil, San Jose, De Guatemala and La LIB.
Grated on The Salvador, In which places 20
persons q day have died. Along the isthmus
canal route the yellow fever Is 30 bad that
for "a days palt an average Of Eve deaths a
day have occurred Smorg tho foreigners in
the canal company,
IL Peru. particularly In Lima and CallAc.
the braya fever IL epidemic. THE IL fatal in
"a hours aud there il no known cure.
Az Mhzatian and Acapulco email, pcx Il
swseplng the country, ard II prevails also 10
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-18

"A. FULskEESsoN Sc SONS
Editors, Publishers and Proprietors.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-18

Published Every Thursday.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-18

The ~stslwarts, during the recent unpleas-
antness In the Republican psrty, have called
the Administration men or 'half breeds"
great rascals. The shalt breeds have also
called the stalwarts great ~rascAls. This re-
mtnds us ofa story: A man onca complained
10 Ben Franklin that some one had called
him q liar and = seonndrel. well" said
the philosopher, ''whst did you call hInle ,
''Why, l called him a scoundrel and liar.n
replied he. "Then l guess you both told the
truth, , was Franklln's replY,--The Froehol.
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Forest fires are raging in Northern WIscou.
sin.-A are. Aug 2, a, Truckee, Cal, destroyed
property worth $3.50 900. one a, Whitehall,
Mich. caused a loss Of $685. 0O; one at Au-
gusta, Mich. Aug. 8, 8 los Of $3.50, 900. and
one al Dssdwood. Oak Arg.S, about 500 600
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Mississippi county, Missouri, ia the great
watermelon region OF the world. Over 1900
acres are this year devoted to watermelons
slone, and the yield sabout o car load an acre.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-18

There are $50 miles Of railroad under
contract in Colorado.
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aeetiag u the Killer 60. Teachers Insii.
tuts at Pleasant ht,, NO, August
1871.
I, 1881.


hknNEbka 49,
Instituts opened with . m by choir. Mrs
Easton and W. II. Ksmper appointed oritice,
Minutes OF evening session read and APPROX
ed. Musio-dust and chorus. Model class
In Primary H,tory by @. r. Jontr; criticism
by institute. Music-solo and chorus-Gath-
efiug up the Shells from the Sea Shore.
Recess.
Called 10 order and Institute opened by
singing, Select reading by Mrs. Allen.
Model Recitation 10 Civil Government BY z
Il. Blackwell. CTlleism by Prot. Bakor, NJ.
A. R>ty, Prof. Kemper. Cfitles report.
Song by choir. BY motion 0 o'clock was
established as the bour Of meeting for the
a. m. session 10 future. Institute adjourned.
Afternoon session.
Institute opened nv music. Minutes read
and approved. e. 4. Jones and Mrs. Allen
appointed critics. Select Reading by Mas
Fannie Hunt. Model recitation In Atith. by
NJ. A. Esty. Criticism by Institute. Music
solo and chorus, solo BY Mise Mile Franz
lin.
Recess.
Institute opened with slnglng-duet by
Mise Millie Franklin and Mrs. Stevens, rs
say by Prof R~emper-subleet iron.
School Econemy conducted by Prof.. KEN
per. Music bv Institute. Cities report.
BY motion the Institute adopted the topical
mode Tor future discussion, Institute adj
%journed til s O'Clock, p. 10.
Evening session.
Institute opened with music. Minutes
read and or proved. Mrp. Roatk and r. @.
Akin appointed criIics. Essay by Mise
Eliza Swansou-subject, Education. Exer
else by little boys. Select Reading by Miss
May CAN'T. Essay by s. W. Spalding. Mus
~ic--5olo and ohorus. Debate, question: Re
solved that the u. s. has reached the zenith
Of her glory. at. Prot. McComb, NJ. A. Esty
and Prof. Neville; Neg, Prot. Baker, Hon.
d II. Austin and j lcob CAN'T. Music-solo
and chorus. Cities report. Institute nd
iournei.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-18

Seang / e, 8 Cl evlAnd Lhinaman, wants
: u'sofee from the Irish < n lie married.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-18

oFFICE-OH coRNEn WATER AND BIoH
STREETs.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-12-21

The following is the advertisement of
nine-tenths of the little and Big dealers
in America: Largest stock in town
You will save money by buying of us
Receiving new goods daily Special
prices and bargains, extra Inducements
70 purchasers, lowest prices in town
Come early and avoid the rush,
LoCKHEAD & Co.
Somebody has said that advertising Is
science. Grant it. And here is a pro-
blem that perhaps is solvable by said
science: How can everybody sell better
goods at lower prices than everybody
else! Now, gentlemen, let's strike an
originality, or, if you like it better, an
individuality. Have you something be-
ter than your neighbors? WE have: it
Is roasted Coffee and ground Spices.
And we have the pudding string that
anybody may "chaw," which is aiways
positive proof. We have as good tea.
sugar, flour, oysters, buckwheat, crack.
ers, raisins, smoked hams, onions, but
ter, cheese, canned goods, and every
thing in the line of groceries and pro-
visions as we can find in the market.
Young man, do you realize that this
is the Peak of the matrimonial season? +?
Do your duty (maybe it's your LAST
chance) and come to US and buy a set
OF dishes, wash-tub, wash-board, mop
stick, broom, clothes line, lamps, knives
and forks, spoons, glassware. etc., and
tell your aunts, uncles, cousins, mothers,
fathers and friends that we have lust
what they ought to buy for Won a
wedding present, such as Magolica and
China dishes, fancy vases, and 3 num-
Der OF things IN our line of trade.
We have added to our stock a number
OF fancy articles for the Holiday trade.
We want everybody that comes to Well
lington to come and look at our goods.
BOWLBY & HALL.
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Seekers After Health.

Unfortnnates who are seeking to re-
new their health are many. So often
have they been deceived by the adver-
tisements of worthless compounds, that
many are discouraged, and refuse to
believe anythins they read in the papers
Therefore, the best advertisement of q
really good medicine is the reputation
it has gained in places where it is being
sold. No other remedy ever discovered
has grown so rapidly in public favor as
that true medicinal tonic called Browns
Iron Bitters. In localities where its ex-
traordinary merits have become fully
known and realized by those who have
been in ill-heslth, the sale is unpreced-
ented. Que druggist in our city reports
the sale Of 238 bottles in one week. IL is
soothing aud refreshing in Its effect, and
strengthens every part of the body, aud
creates healthy appetite and digestion,
even when the system is almost destroy
ed by the many hurtful cathartics so
commonly used. Reader, bewareI duty
demands that you try Browns Iron
Bitters, If your health is poor from any
cause.-Enquirer.
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The Rey. George n. Thayer, of Bourbon.
Ind, says: Both myself and wife owe our
lives to Shiloh's Consumption Cure.n For
Sale hy Wooster d Adams.
Are you made miserable by Indigestion.
Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite
Yellow Skin? Shiloh's Vitalizer is positive
cure. For sale by Wooster & Adams.
Why viii you cough when Shiloh's Cure
will give immediate relief Price 10 cts. so
cts, and 81. For sale by Wooster & Adams.
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy-a positive cure
Tor Catarrh, Dlphtheria and Canker Mouth.
For sale by Wooster & Adams.
"Haekmetack," q lasting and fragrant
perfnmery. Price 25 and so cents. For sale
by Wooster & Adams.
Shiloh's Cure will immediately relieve
Group, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis.
FOR sale by Wooster & Adams.
For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, you
have printed guarantee ON every bottle of
Shiloh's Vitalizer. 1t never fails to cure.
For sale by Woostsr & Adams
A Nasal Injector free with each bottle Of
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy Price so cents.
For sale by Wooster 81 Adams.
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8 F F:

Many an ofice-holder resembles point.
inasmuch as he has position without magni-
tude.
For 3 nice Christmas present, by Print
ed Chamber Set, at the Bee Hive. IL
u. W. Houghton has the choicest assort-
ment of books ever brought to Wellington.
Finely re-touched and nicely FURNISHED
Photographs for s1.50 per dozen, at Haines'
Gallery, over Hernck's Grocery Store. so
Why are pianos the noblest of manufac-
tured articlesf Because they are upright,
grand and square.
The American and English Poets in
Our usual fine line OF Groceries always
on hand, At the Bee Hive 10
loo Oiled Chromos of President Garfield
framed In 9 inch walnut and gilt frame 24I
NJ. Krieger's. 1879
What happy hours, sweet, spend,
he sighs, alone with thee.
It's all, she says, YOU ever spend
Good EVENING" says he.
A Pictorial History of o. 8. with fine
steel engrsvings and handsomely bound, at
Houghton's.
Come early and select your presents for
Christmas. Do not wait until the last moment,
for we shall then be busy, at the Bee Hive. 10
-FoR sALE.-Eight Vols. of, aud subscrip-
ton TO, Encyclopedia Brittanica, cheap. Ad-
dress box 1O2 Wellington 1872
The Buffalo express expects to see Gui-
teau so exasperated directly that he'll with
draw from the case himself.
i'm selecting Holiday gifts do not forget
to call at Houghton's, West side Public
Square
The best stock Of Hats and Bonnets in
Town, at Mrs. A. H. Palmer's, and prices win
be made to suit the season. Cali and examine
before purchasing. Is
1t is useless for physicians to argue
against short sleeved dresses. The Constitu-
ton OF the United States says: The right to
bear arms shall not be infringed upon.
Bible Gallery, illustrated by Gustave
Dore, also Millions Paradise Lost, illustrated
by the same artist can be found at Hough-
toms.
AS previously stated in these columns, q
few premiums awarded at the late Fair re-
main unpaid. Call for tham before the 1st
Of January 1882. r. N. GOODWIN. Sec'y. 1S-2
Here is another attempt 70 deprive wo-
man of her rights. A male wretch has gotten
up an invention to prevent the slamming Of
doors.
-One Of savtell's Glace pictures, which
he will take for you any bright day, needs
only one of those new style Velvet Frames
now selling at Houghton's to make . Christ
mas gift that dear friend or member Of your
family would highly prize.
Don't be forever signing for wealth my
son, counssled Johns father. Be content
with what you have. intend to be content
when have 1t, replied John.
Great BArgsins-For the next Thirty
days will sell any or all of nv stock Of
Clothing at cost. Come and examine for
yourselves before purchasing elsewhere
Wellington, Nov. p, 1881. 10
No said the bank cashier. didn't need
the money. wasn't speculating. had no
necessity for stealing 1t; but, hang 1t, did
not want to be called eccentric.
Orders are now being booked for the
beautiful, and eyer-enduring White Bronze
Monuments, to be delivered during the
months of May and June next. Call at the
office OF R. N. Goodwin and see specimens
and designs. 1872
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Business suits form a very in
teresting part of our stock but if
we undertook to describe a frac-
tional part of our superb display,
you would not read it all. It is
sufficient to say that we have
everything in this line, and we
guarantee the prices to be lower
than all others.
We can fit the slimmest dwarf
or the most corpulent giant. Come
and see us.
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If you want q stylish, nobby,
good fitting suit, oEereoaty hat or
vest, don't fail to call on Fitch and
examine his stock before you throw
your money away elsewheresh 9~
Ladies' all wool scarlet under
wear, at Fitch's.
A large ASSORTMENT of Boys un-
derwear, at Fitch's. ~
Ladies' underwear, 60 per cent
wool, for go cents, at Fitch's. Il,
Ladies' good vests and pants, 40
cents.
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FIT CHI S

ers. The voices were not flexible or the
tones well sustained; but two parts In the
quartette are not now sung by the orig
in is very tall, which with the length of
her train made the limited stage floor
seem disproportionately small. In repre-
sentations Of anger and scorn her appear
ance was masculine and her black brows
seemed blacker still; but in reciting the
poem In which Horace Greeley told the
story of q maiden's wooing she was lovely.
Miss Gavin has little range of voice for
colloquy, but pleased her audience i'm
mensely in that sharp burlesque OF Bur
dett's known as "The Brakeman at
Church." and also in the Countryman's
description of Rubenstein's playing.
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Jealousy.

Some poet has said that "All torments
of the damned we find In only thee, Oh
Jealousy, thou tyrant of the mind" /"
This is grandly sweeping and magnifi-
Gently inaccurate. Any sufferer from in-
digestion knows to the contrary. Indi-
gestion the villain of the tragedy played
among the gastric juices of the eoomach
can, and does double discount the hor-
rors of jealousy. Jealousy Is often an
attendant upon the latter, and when In
digestion is removed this jaundiced COM
panion of deranged liver flies. TARAx-
INE Is the best known remedy extant for
impaired digestion, deranged liver, and
diseases of the bowels and kidneys. For
sale by IL. e.. Starr & Co. Call for Ia
raxine and memorandum book free. C
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HUNTINGTON, Dec. 10, 1881.

HUNTINGTON, Oec. III, 1901.
The Sabbath School held quarterly
review in the NJ. E. Church on Sunday
evening, making the musical department
q prominent feature The house was filed
with an attentive audience. The exercises
lasted nearly two-hours exciting interest to
the end.
Rev. r. Close preached in the morning
for Brother Bailey. The. seats were all
filled as usual.
The sweet tone of the Church bell is
heard once more, for,
"High in the belfry Father Parker stands
Clasping the rope with true willing hands"
All greet it with delight. 1t does not
seem like Sabbath not to hear the bell
calling US to the house of prayer.
The day school closes on Friday till the
holidays are over. They intend exhibiting
some of their literary talent 1t might be
profitable and also encouraging to give
them a call.
Alvin Sprague has returned from his
western visit, and from all appearances
neither fire or drouth consumed their en-
tire crops as Alvin still bears the usual
avoirdupois.
We were pleased to see Miss Fanny
Perkins in her accustomed place again
Sabbath Evening. c. A. L.
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Public schools.

The C and B Primary Schools win close
tomorrow Thursday forenoon. The A
Primary and Grammar Schools will close
this afternoon "Wednesday and the High
School Friday afternoon, commencing
promptly at 1-30 O'Clock. The exercises to
be commemorative of Bryant and Holland,
and it is to be hoped a large attendance of
parents and visiting friends will be present.
not only on Friday afternoon-but also on
Thursday. There will be but one week of
vacation, and the winter term will COM
mence January End.