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The Portland daily press., 1882-05-04

Mrs. Laura Dainty was reading, out in Mis-
souri,, and at one of the receptions which FREE
ouently follow her readings gentleman was
present who was able to talk horse very fluent
". but couldn't talk anything else. Not being
able to talk much horse, the little lady was
nuzzled how to entertain this guest, until he
Casually mentioned that he formerly lived in a
certain Michigan city. "Oh, yes" she ex-
claimed, ''I read there only few evenings ago
and had most charming audience" Then
she added, "They have very fine course
there" And he, delighted to find woman
who knew something, enthusiastically replied:
"Yes, they have as nice milo track as there
is in the State" The subsequent silence cast
a gloom over the entire community.-Burling-
ton Hawkeye.
Nearly Miracle.
e. Asenith Hall, Binghamton, N. Y, writes:
81 suffered for several months with dull pain
through left lung and shoulders. / lost my
spirits, appetite and color. and could with dif-
ficulty keep up all day. My mother procured
some BURDoCK BLOOD BrTTERs; I took them
as directed, and have felt no pain since first
week after using them, and am now quite
WE'LL" Price $100, trial size 10 cents.
The following letter to the editor will ex-
plain itself: ~ have, with the highest indig-
nation and offensiveness, because on account
of the many times misspelled Words, Your
Paper readed The Head thing which is, IN
an Editor of what should be to-the-people-
highly-instructive Journal required, is acquain
lance. hographic-grammatlc win
the NOBLE GERMAN LANGUAGE. Therefore,
when have seen, in this Paper, every time re-
peated, and as have once already told, this
The Portland daily press., 1882-05-04

Sch Boston, West, from Freeport for Boston,
went ashore at Hyannis LIST, but came of I'd With
out apparent damage and anchored.
Sch Com Tucker, from Bangor for Boston. went
ashore in Gardeners Bay 29th, but came off with
out much damage,
The Portland daily press., 1882-05-04

[FRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Ar at New York Sd, steamer City of Puebla, from
Havana.
Ar at Halifax Sd inst, steamer Quebec from Liv-
erpooI, twas unable to reach Quebec on account OF
the ce)
Ar at Havana 2Sth. barque Chas Fobcs, Buchanan
New York.
Ar at Sagua 9th. barque Miranda. Corbctt, from
New York.
Sid FIN Matanzas 9th, brig Clytie, DOW, Della
ware Rreakwater: sch Geo Walker, do.
Ar at Cienfuegos 2sth, barque Ada P Gould, Mer-
Merritt. PENSACOLA.
The Portland daily press., 1882-05-04
PORT OF PORTLAND.
WEDNESDAY, May 8.

WEDNESDAY, May 8.
Arrived.
Brig Harry Smith, Weeks. Philadelphia to
Eastern RR Vessel to Ryan Kelsey.
Brig Aouidncck, Ward, Philadelphia-coai to e II
Sargent. ,,rs,., -,
sen Blanche Hopkins Pedrick, Philadelphia coal
to g T Railway Co. .
Sch Fred jackson, Snow, Perth Amboy-coal to
Maine Central RR.
Sch II Emma Riley, Coffin, Perrin Ampoy-coa 10
Maine Central RI.
Sch Clara & Mabel (new, "a tons) Pinkham, Cape
Porpoise
Sch Mary Elizabeth Dunton. Boothbay.
Schs Mary Fletcher, Hammond, and Maria Foss,
Steam-tug VIM lowering, from Gardiner, Ito be
employed in towing mud for the Kennebec Dredg-
ing Coz
Brig Alise, (Br) spinney. Lockport, NS-Ryan s.
Kelsey.
Sch Active Hontvert, New York-Emery Fox.
Sch Adde j, Leighton, Cherryfeld-N Blake.
Sch Harriet Weymouth Bangor-N Blake.
Sch Exact. KimbaIl, North Boothbay,-N blake'
The Portland daily press., 1882-05-04

Fish.


Blasting 80. 4 COG 4 %
Sporting.... D 25@ 6 90
Pres'd Pton15 00@17 90
Loose ......14 00017 90
Straw $500. 1100@I3 90
The Portland daily press., 1882-05-04

ngSee Sd page for launch ar East Deering.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
CLOSING PRICES PHILADELPHIA sio' ~"
Rso,usibg IoIS l. )tytS ," ~ -
!; GENERAL LIST.

FRIDAY, Aug lip. NJ.
r,voon+ IN a few noted instances the stock specS
,ot,on to-dav was even more dropping than twas
''a,ar,ay Al the opening of business there was a
.,s,, Of on nthusiasm that in the early transacuons
,,orkod figures little higher than yesterday
cIosipo prices. Bat it was OF short Duration Al'es
lit tbe movemcnts we're irregular tiuctnatmg ahu
1o,noralizinc TO the average trader lhis Wa
,,ar,;orlarlv trne of the trunk-hne shares, 'no
Southu,stern shares. except Louisville and Nasn-
v,lIe and Western Union Telegraph stock iuo
Northwestern stocks generally were oe'ter 'n'"
.,oodv delaware, Lackawanna and "oo'
-, IN, coal stocks, was noticeabiy strong a.
,,o,,'b IFS last price was no better than us ntos
M Nortberu paclfcs were strong, and cio'eu "i'.
oo,.s ON bath Yesterdays last and to-day op0"'
tr,rres Rut. curiously enough, the stock Oh onoN'
Tr,,s.o,tinental did not respond TO tie Det'e' "p
rroc;ation of the stocks by when Hs 80 W..
,,aIuo is measured The Southern huHH~
- also were exceptionally strong: hich'nou.
s,d Donville sold M l22li 1924, and ia'er
d;,y;d.nd At l21lsl22l2 and Richmond aud "eSs s
point Terminal. after 653i, was strong i. o'
,ho r.noral market there was fractional rooo'o.y
inst before the close, but it ended hardly S'"~'
quotations. A., ,srally fuli
ond nrices were barely steady after an ad''u' .Ss
10 ner cent IN the biddings for continued % '"D
a. Annexed are the closing quotatiohs
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
gnsirnttion.
Law Schools.

NNIrAT, SESSION (24th) of the LAW
SMU sr,t0oi ~ the University Of the CITY OF NEW
YORK begins October next and ends June next s6S
conre for deree includes sessions year oi hctua
i'm On office or other school is lloHed as one session. Oe
re6uhes for degree oral and also Wrl'1n h % @
hy nsnes Of not less 200 questions Ihe nsua
award viii be made $3.50 in an essay prize $Zoo anu Two
nr1ea of slOO each for the best examinations n
piihooVi |AVN A j. VANDERPOEL, LII d.,
President OF the Faculty.
For catHoBuo'' 49, "fF' d. II. JAQUES.
Secretary Of the Faculty,
IroId "
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
= WITHIN C. SiORTLIDGE'S,
y MEDIA, PENN, ACADEMY,
TWELVE MILES FROM PHILADELPHIA.
FOR YOUNG MIN AND BOYS.

ron YOUNG MEN AND BOYS.
o.oo, NO EXAMINATLoN For Ap@issIoN a.9ho1 -
Boarding School Of tho highes, grade young and
ys O%S sShoos H in O the hd atS Us a%sy @ thirteen
experienced teachers all ana all graduates special at
cass instruction Early dehclePces in Young mems elgca
the regular English scientific Business, Classical
or Ciy Engineering Course or any parts Of different courses
Princeton Lniyerty Of fennsyvania Lafayette Lehigh
Conditioned students any siudy and fitted for
any college examination Freedman or sophomore yeas
OF lectures with the and fullest apparatus
illustration. Fine school building in which all the students
live With the PRINCIPAL No boarding out IN private families
caIpeted and furnished with wardrobe bureau table wash
stand olot SCI Two single Leas WIN spllgS good mattress
order &C sc building etcl throughout and thoroughly
hghted with gas. Dining hcd out in te best
Experienced men walters Eko hent table Firscas laun
bowling alleys ana other h1turs Ame grounds for base
NV nep1ect oalara TRe bs,lfb %tn, of Mea has eT
parallel Media Academy has all tue conNenlences and ap
pances necessary make IL real home and hrstcas
churches and temperance charter pro
lhbtng the sae OF AL intoxicating irinSs - - -,
SOO per Guart whole expense ioreye thing even books
items Music and Chemicals No furnishing No incidental
Media is conveniently accessible from all points. NO
change Of depot' Ia Philadelphia, via fonnsyyania road,
coming Rom Hew OK PsD9rg ba,in%s u aoning on on,
every hour distance l2 miles. AK at Media station for
coach which meets every train Drive To The school, five
For illustrated address Pnncpa and Pro
Nersity draduateJ Media Penn
ST. GEORGES HALL, for boys aud young
- men ileserstown ad Business or college s215
SIGLARS PREPARATORY SCHOOL, New
- burg N. "a select boarding. school for 20 boys;
assrss s s g se W She hghI rsp at sa For circulars
For erculais address D A. howE A n. PrncnAL
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12

LEXINGTON. NlkGlNlA.
This state Institution ha7 Deen In successtu
operation $50 and having been re9rgan1ed by me act
OF March g. 1882 with sBoard OF Visitors ana the re-
election OF the old Faculty, Is now Prepared tOsuppy upon
The best erms distinctive advantages OF gencrdi
Scientific Military school, upon the basis Oi te D
M.sry Academy West Point aud upon the same system
80 succcs sfnly pursued before tie war.
The Faculty wcn once included Genet9 olohe"a ack
son General r. t. ltOdes and Commander NJ r. Many no"
consists OF tho following and professors
General Francis II Smith. Lii D. superintendent ana
Professor Maih. Moral Philosophy.
General r. II. " illiamson Prof fraetic&l tngp &c.
Colonel D. ship. CUIn. cadets and Prof. Tactics
Colonel J. NJ. Br0Oke. Prof Physics .
Colonel NJ B. hardin. Prof General ana Appe C1enls'ry
&c. Colonel r. NJ. Prof. Modern Language 90 -
Colonel }. W Lycil Prot Math and Logic Colonel j. X
Morrison. Adjunct Prot Chemistry, &c Colonel y. ".
Nichols Prof and Mitary Engineering ana Astronomy
Under the direction of an ehcent Finance committee ol
the snardo Visitors and with enlarged annuity from
expenses Of cadets reduced To the lowest rates
J. inform appointment, adj
dress GkN 4. ia. SMITH, SUI lcrint cndent
WENDELL HALL SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
w Fiu,heid Mass T.. G. BALDWIN, Principal
dhISn rO 500 per year; Mountain Home
I'D eeVI School heal cst y cation In the state;
lazy teacher. Address BOX II. ORANGE, y. }.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
Aew l1ub!irallons.

New 1)ub!iealions.
MACMILLAN & CO.'S
NEW BOOKS.
SUMMER STORIES
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BY
MRS. WORDSWORTH
12mo 81 so.
In both conception execun they have been adapted
with rare skill to the taste smpahe the young and
convey series of pretty delicate aud unobtru
sive manner Fully attractive to children of a
larger growth youngsters for whom they
paIed-[ Boston Gazette
MACMILLAN'S
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THE BURGoMAsTER's WIFE. By George Ebers.
CHRIsTY CAREw. BY the author of Hogan. NJ. p"
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HINTS AND REMEDIES.
for the treatment Of
COMMON ACCIDENTS AND DISEASES
and
RULES OF SIMPLE HYGIENE
by Dr. Dawson W. Turner.
Revised corrected and enlarged by twelve medical
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1Gno, paper covers % cents; cloth 90 cents
CONTAINS very clear practical advice Lancet
The fact that its eighth edition. has
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Joor1al AID Hospital Gazette.
MACMILLAN & CO.,
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New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
Jnsiruction
For Bows and Young M

For Bows and Young Men-Country.
rTTE GUNNERY. ,.-..e.
/ home sohooI prepares for any college scientific
schooi imnovcmonts In school buildings nd enlarged ac
on,,,o,tationa Address j. G.. BRINSMADE,
Waahngton Litchheld Co.. Conn
TNRFEMOUNT SEMINARY NOrristown,
Prnn-Patronzed by those desiring for their sons care
n moral training thorough PREPARATION FOR business or
college 3gth commences sept ~ FOR clrcuhs
address the DR. ncipa. JOHN w. LOCH PHI ID.
THE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
Haven Conn prepares students for Yale College Tru3
taos az. prestlent r. b. WOOssy f. W. Blake, Lila d., Pro-
fesscr r. A. ThacheT II. c, Kingsey A. NJ, AC TWinning
IL D. Professor s. Il. Baldwin, Professor j. w. gibbs
~ - Address W. l.. GUSHING Rector.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
.EW-YORK MILITARY ACADEMY,
FORT WASHINGTON, y. y
Established 1854.
Superintendeut-JOHN Il. HAYS, NJ. De-
superintendent dPh' - -
REOPEN. SEPT. 4. lSS2.

RIOPFN~ rEII T. INo- =,
Boarding School o. 80 highest grade, whose lree'lod
end and spontaneously followed ia to mould at an early age
lie intellect Of youth by sc,ace The win ~ obcdteac anu
separating these
requisites instruction, discipline resion Whhe h'h- of
Siu.ed on Washington Heights abOut ten miles mp the
Hudson II is rcachel by the sixth Avenue elevated Road
l55thsf Carriages waiting or by timely noti-
catlo the superintendent meets the ARRIVAL Of any tram
A more beautiful and healthy p 'ce-On an cmnence COM
randpc the most delightful srcneror more aitrac Ve sur
ouYdgs are found along The iaramod OaLAs Oi inc
HuGSou. It's buildings unusually homcuko. -,
here are forty acres Of land att ched 70 IT, shaded ana III
teTs,cted by oak groves ah0uhS ample spa0o lo' p"'
grounds
French, German and Spanish spoken.
APPLY FOR CATALOGUES.
DACKARD'S COLLEGE will open for the
l for the year Monday, september L. with everything
fresh and new Don't forget H. cal al Rooms 500 liIoad
dining tbe last Two weeks August send f0l crc ar TO
"'' o :. =. PACKARD, President
nRFPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
Msdfsmave and 4lih-5i fits fOr the School o Mines,
Stevens institute sheffield &C. and technical professions
Glasses in Architectural ana Mechanical Drawing
A. COLIN late Corps. T. > ~ and professor at
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12

rVEACHERS supplied schools, families; free
i TO employer Good schools recommended parents Miss
FLORENCE PITCH 27 Union Square
TENEACHERS WANTED-Ladies For French,
4 German and vocal music. salary, 5000 or Greek and
French 5000 drawing painting and natural sciences,
S65 for vocal pupil teacher. Apply TO A. LOWELL
Il CO.. 40 BOnd-st., NewfO fOrk.
PREACHERS wanted for vacancies, especially
West and south. Schools free. Address, with stamp
for application FORM NATIONAL TEACHERS AGENCY,
90 Cenral-ave., Cincinnati ONO.
NATURALIZATION as teacher in school or
family by lady foreign and American experiences
French Gtlnian music pantin best references. Ad
dress Rev r. \ MANN Box 34SD. New-fOrk.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
rNHE HILL SCHOOL, ,.,
POTTsTOWN, PENN
XTTRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,

Preparatory to College and scientific Schools 3 hours from
Navy Nexf school year begins september lj.
JOHN MEIGS Ph. d.. Principal.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
Jnstrnctlor.
For Both Sexes-Country.


DEDDIE INSTITUTE, fIightstOwn, n. j.
frstclass school for both sexes. eleven teachers
Rev JOHN GREENE.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
gnsirutilon.
For Bows and Young Men-cit

For Bows and Young Men-City
IT. MORSE'S Classical and English School,
9 West 3sh-s. will reopen september 2'i number oi
n,ils limited thorough preparation c0c-c and scien'
i schooIs For circns &c, Address, until September ~,
J. H. MORSE. COtut Mass
EFR. NEWELL'S SCHOOL, 135 West 43d-st.,
vi aims 20 combine with the usual preparatory course
PRACTICAL SCIENTIFIC INSTRU UCl 10 -. Laboratory
and Sctnthc Department Professor ll4A.LOCk
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
DRTVATE TUTORING, summer and winter
Appiy To \. LOWELL ~ BOnd-st

DRINATE lnslructlOn IN AT DrancIcs gINtH
i during summer months at the NewNOrk Latin SCHOOL
Address Rev. r. II. THU h. East 4IthsL
DOSIT.ON as classical teacher or tutor, by
graduate Of an Eastern University; best references Ad-
droz4 T. k I0X
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12

- p. PUTNAM'S SONS,
W.
27 AND 29 WEST 23D-sT. NEw.YoRK,
WILL PUBLISH NEXT WEEK
NEW WORK BY MALLOCK.
sOCIAL EQUALITY; A STUDY IN A MISSING
SCIENCE. by ". Ii. MALLOCK, author Of Life
Worth Living" SvO, cloth, 81.
analysis Of the purposes tendencies OF Modern
Democracy and Socialism, aud consideration
the social problems now urgently demand attention,
Full lists OF new publications seat On application.
GONE TRIBUNE PUBLICATIONS.
THE TRIBUNE ALMA MAC boRissA
ETRIBUEE INDEX FOB 1881 '"'~
Price 90 oeab.
LIEsCHEN; A Tale OF al Old Castle.
Price 10 cents
SUNDAY DINNERS EIts No 6A
FOUR KNITTING AND CROCHET EXTRAS
Pnoe 80 cents
Address -
THE TRIBUNE
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12

cr-.n.oc,ious in State bonds were limited to sma''
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL.

The twcntyfourth annual term Of this Institution com
nences No. Great JOness. New ork on MVnusS ,o
81 day of October until June = 1850 Ihe
course collegiate years Tho degree
of bachelor of conferred such students ~ pu
sue The full and pass the prescribed exam alo
Fellowship of 5000 per will be awared under reRuit
lions of the Faculty hereafter announced in 1888 l0Si
S and AT succeeding periods continue for three years
TO graduate who sha eEcel In general prOnclency anu IL
tentOn 10 the studies OF the course
For cat llorues address o. Great JOlcsst.
THEODORE w. DWIGHT, warden &c
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12

These include all the studies
For catalogues. apply 10 the Librarian OF stevens
Iuati
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12

RVISS UESSE'S EDUCATIONAL BUREAU,
VI SO We, 2lsst New-TOrk. Teachers proiessorh GOV
ernesses lOuseSeepers piOydc with positions anhiecol-
leges schools with competent instructors ScooS re-
commended 10 parents furniture anu supplies Reeri
ences By favor Hon. Hamilton Fish, Hon eXoecretary
yarts W.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
Qeacher5

4 YOUNG lady desires for the coming yeaI
~ post ton as teacher Of drawing would teach in ad
dton English branches Latin; uuexccptionaDle refer
ences Address ", Box 42j, Dansylo Lyn son Co.
y. 7.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
uUHE FIFTH AVENUE SCHOOL,

4 No 20 west 59th-st.. opposite Central Parkl,
f A. GIBIIN- and d BEACH. Jr.. Principals.
Keopens Monday, Sopiember ] 8.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12

4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
- AGENCY supplies Colleges schools and Families VIII
thoroughly competent Professors Principals ant eAcher
Families going abroad or 10 the country promptly suited Wa
superior Tutors Call address Mss u IA
YOU No American and Foreign Teachers Agency % Union
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12

COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES Pottstowl Pt-rhirty-sccont Annual session
CncusSe1t lj 1881 Dn Phildelpul AMI Re1nng X 4 -
nsi frn PiIaicpho with thr6u> p cars from Sew York
by Bound Brook route Homo coni1rtt plrnti asopun'
and borough WORK elegant buildings ahi W c0nFeuieheot
large grounds and location well known iO beauty ana eA
,f1Iouur. adIr., GEO. I,L ii.li a. NJ, PIN
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
RENInCK INSTITITE.

~ south WilliamstOwn. Berkshire CO.. Mass.
or attractions = family school Tor DoyH.
Pcuaraon for ego specially Thorough English course
French taught Location ntalthtul ioIl
malaria Catalogue sent on application. .
GgOI,G.. a.. MILLS, 4. NJ, Principal.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12

81 2.OOO. % =
Canada SOuth'n Ist
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12

Sn rO 500 per year; Mountain Home
wv School 0r bol hea.hic't cation IN inc State
lcher. Address Box II. orange, y. }.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12

ST. GEORGES HALL, for boys and young
- men IeslerstOwn lid. Business college S215 year
Prof j e. KIN EAR. A. M Principal. send for circular
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12

ELUSHING (N. " INSTITUTE.-Bo
for boys opens Tues lay september i2 Address
L
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
BONDS ANDBIyK STO'K'

Tennessee 6-
A..A 4
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
For Young Lad.es-Countrv.


~ YOUNG LADi ~. .-Bcauliful location 3cJ It'
Hudson; cn' aud German spo@en c-pcCii a
vanaees music and ar stulos. Rev. ALFRED G. bOi
Cornwall on Ine- hudson. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12

G.l.DN -KUIKLANU NUI4I1LUT', NlANN'
sD -@st. ON.THE-IU DSON.-Both sexes no eXtras
bit aud art College preparatory and business io
boys ladies' graduating course; prVate instruction fo
ward scholar Send for catalogue Or September
opening W. II. BANNI5TEH. A "a.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12

~ burg, N. "a select boarding school for 20 BOYS;
hts highest rank at Yala ror circular.
address HENRY W. SIGLAIi, NJ A Nalel.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12

TINHE ELMS.-Family and day school for
4 gdrls Ingrahamaye. Springfield, Mass. For circulars,
address The principals Misses PORTER * CHAMPNEY
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21
Willow Spring. Items.

Most all our farmers done gathering corn.
We are panied TO announce the death of one Of
our neighbors. Mrs. Guthrie, who died December
23d. Of pneumonis. She leaves kind husband and
some children to grieve her loss Mrs. Guthrie who
vas the wife of Hubert Guthrie, was kind hearted
to every one. She lost a daughter. about a month
ago. The family has the sympathy Of the entire
community.
School commences on Tuesday, the Goth hope
this teacher will satisfy for the had be-
fore was blind, deaf, and lame. We are going TO
have lady to teach our school.
Two of our best scholars went to clerking in the
store at Highland Station. They seem to under
stand the business pretty we'll
Highland Station, nearest town, is doing more
business than any other town in the United States
Of its size. II does more business in one day than
Iowa Point does in u week. II does il every day,
and Sunday, too.
A. Herring and his clerk have been busy as
bees, all the time, Sunday and every day
We understand that there was n little fuss in
town, the 2Ist. Ben. Martin came and tore the
saloon all to pieces. They were brave men, to let
one man tear everything TO pieces. The writer
thinks that Ben. Martin needs and will get a good
mauing. some of these days. lie got good
maulng. about two years ago. and now he needs
another. You are the man that ought TO under
take it. II you consider it a duty. do yeur duty.
-Pr.l
Christmas passed of quietly. Some of the boys
got pretty funny. and vent kaliooing up aud down
the streets like wild men. We think that sach men
ought to he attended to.
Eagle Springs used to have the puffs. but il has
died. and il buried, that Willow Springs eome-
next to the front But Willow Springs does not
want to claim any rann.etion with Eagle Springs
for it can beat any Eagle Springs that was es
pecially that one up Coon Hollow.
wish all = happy New Year. JAKE
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

DEATH OF ID. N. ExERsoS.-D. N. Emerson. Of
White Cloud. died Wednesday morning, the Goth
inst. Of malarial fever complicated with pneumo-
mia. Se learn that he had been sick, and was nj
most recovered. vixen he took relapse. He was
Feeling much better. and spoke of dressing and GO
ing down TO the store, Wednesday, but in an
hour from that time he dead. Mr.. Emerson
came TO White Cloud doz.n fifteen years ago.
and bad resided there ever since, except about two
years in lows. After returning TO White Cloud, he
became proprietor Of the largest store in town and
was thorough. wide awake business man. Of the
grrntest energy and highest integrity. For the last
iw" years. be has kept business redhot, and hsd
added largely to the trade of White Cloud. His
place cannot well be filed. In addition the store
he was member Of the banking 0rm of Springer
Emerson, and OF the grain buying firm of Emerson
& Nanderslice His age about Is years. The
remains were taken. on Friday. TO his old home. ct
Salem. New Hampshire for burial.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21
White Gland Usems

1t present, there seems to be great deal of sick
ness in this vicinity. D. G. Garlock lie in q critical
condition, and not expected to live. His brother. q
doctor from st. Louis, ia here to see him.
Lynds has received another car load of Studeba
We have Jim Dychc On the street. for sew
cral days-a former restlen, here but now of Nema-
La County.
e. W. Noyes, Of So. Joe, got here, the I'D inst.
The following officers have been elected for the
ensuing term Of White Cloud Lodge. No. 70. A. F.
& 4. ~: J. W. HArpstcr. W. NJ; r. s. Wakefield,
5. W; J. g. Arnold. J. W; C. II. Wakefield, Sec;
ID. g. Garlock. Treas.
White Cloud Lodge, No. G. I. O. o. F.: I. S. Sin.
clair, v. G.; $. L. Jennings, V. g.; Mack Ryan,
Treas; Geo. W. Maurk, Per. Sec; James N. Beidle-
iaan. Rec. Sec.
The enlorrd people had a regular Irish wake
Christmas Eve, at the A. NJ. E. Church, where they
INDUCED in burning shswls, finger rings, &c.
Christmas at VI. Z. Church. Christmas night
full house, hut VIC can not say the tire full
several objects mrt inthe Temperance city.
LONE HAND.
We would like to hear from from this correspon-
cent frequently A number of his items, this week,
have been omitted from the fact that their substance
was already in type, from another correspondent.
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