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Important Notice.

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Senator Voorhees, Speech.

IN the next number of our paper we shall nnb-
lish Senator Voorhees, speech upon the Arrears of
Pension Act, the repeal of which is now being
agitated in Congress, and which would have been
published in this number had there been the
requisite space for it.
The subject of his remarks is one of vital
interest to ex-soldiers, and we are sure they viii
read with pleasure the Senator's able, patriotic.
and convincing argument in their behalf and
accord to him the great credit he deserves for
having so convincingly demonstrated the falsitv
of the charges continually being made against
them by the New York Tribune, Herald Post. and
other organs of the money power.
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To Subscribers.

We have received a number of letters from
subscribers complaining that they do not receive
their paper regularly. We say to them that
owing to the rapid growth Of our subscription
list mistakes or omissions must necessarily oc-
cur; but we will promptly correct them when
notified. We are now setting all the addresses
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Meanwhile subscribers who fail to get The
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POSTAL SERVICE PENSIONS.

Representative Harmer of Pennsylvania mas
introduced bill providing that any person VINO
has served faithfully in the postal service Tor
twenty-five years, or who after continuous ser
vice Of ten years. shall become physically OF men
tally disabled shall then receive for the remain
der If his natural life an annual pension equal
to two-thirds of his annual salary at the time of
his retirement The bill is accompanied by
detailed statement showing that similar prac-
tice prevails in Great Britain, the Netherlands,
Russia, France, Italy, and Luxembourg.
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SENATOR ingalls,, when he introduced his
resolution declaring that the Arrears of Pension
Act ought not to be repealed, put Beck's nose on
the grindstone, and Senator VOORHEES, turned the
crank vigorously. Before the operation began
Beck knew all about Pension matters, especially
so far as they related to fraudulent claims Now,
Beck's knows" are worth less than two for a
cent. The grinding operation was too much for
him
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Guiteau.

The Guteau case was given to the jury on
Wednesday afternoon and that body promptly
discharged the duty deyolved upon it by return
ing a verdict of guilty as indicted.
The defense will in all probability move for
new trial which will operate as stay of sentence
for thirty days. The people can afford to wait
that length of time, however, now that ultimate
Justice is so nearly assured
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1882-01-28

DURING the present week the railroad kings
made descent upon this city, probably for the
purpose of defeating adverse legislation affecting
their interests.
There has not been such a similar gathering
for years, and it is evident that those who con-
troll our inland transportation are seriously
alarmed at something or else have big job in
view.
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WHITELAW REID, of the New York Tribune,
is evidently losing interest in all sublunary
things. He does not refer to the pension frauds
on an average of more than once week But
then there is some-excuse for this atrocious
neglect ON his part. He has other matters in
hand which he is anxious to dispose of-his
night dispatch to the late President Garfield, for
instance.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1882-01-28

WE invite the attention of our readers to the
article regarding the National Veteran CORPS to
be found upon the eighth page of this issue.
We trust those having it in their power to dc.
so will respond to the request made, as the Or
ganization is a worthy one in every respect
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COMMUNICATIONS intended for publication
should be written only upon one side of the
sheet and be accompanied by the full name and
address of the writer, which, however, viii not
be made.
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OSCAR WILDE, the aesthetic English poet,
visited this city during the week for the purpose
several thousand at one dollar per head although
his lecture, as he saw proper to term it, was
simply sun1ower hash seasoned with long hair
and Gala lilies.
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OWING to the great demand which has been
made upon US we are sorry to be obliged to state
NATIONAL TRIBUNE Of earlier date than Janu-
airy 18th. We printed several thousand extra
copies of January eth, but the entire edition has
been exhausted.
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either old or young. 1t is charmingly illus
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JEFF DAVIS says the Lost Cause is not
dead bat sleeping" Judging from some of the
Arrears of Pension Act and the remarks of those
who advocate such rascally measure, we should
suppose the old serpent was on the point of
awakening
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Notice to Claimants.

Applicants for pension whose claims have been
in the hands of Gilmore & Co., as their attorneys,
should write to Mr.. George E. Lemon, of this
city, to whom all such cases have been trans
ferred, under the approval of the Department.
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G5dter oes aliuionars
RoHan pom Sta gierce. Deuf& pom
AIfreb M~hrenbers.
f6mtissnns.

ISottfesuH9.
9eIb! murureIte fe, Tim bic i9musigs
2tnfe entsesenffredenb.
gr brebte f9 I'm, 9Iaubte cine &c.
,u63nIi@e fre9e BettIertn gu erbIi6en,
rtB ftd3 non ibr los un6 erwi6erte:
Rein.
Sch, 5err nm @ottes Barmbers
5i9teit mtuen! br6nate fe.
Rein, fase i'd Sbueu = pa6eu Sie
f3 fortl uerfeste er r. btesmnI obne
ben Weitb, fe an3uieben.
Sdnen mie Der BIiS mari lie bas hers
abbGneenbe gn6e ibres GUIDES turid ;
Sic redte 6an6 wurbe ft9tbar, unb in
ibr bas @srt3eus bes iabreIans senabrs
ten SaEes.
Set uelbammt = nimm bas pom
Woul f9rie fe, ba6 IS nett iber ben
PIas bin i@aGte.
Gin Spruns. bos Suntsln elmer roifis
gen GIir9e unb barauf ert6nte Der burd
brinseube S1rei elmer Wdb6eniiimme
Wutterl Wutterl @ine @effalt brdngte
fd suii9en bic @affe unb BITE Bruf 6es
Mannes, unb Mercp Oiu'S beiBes BImt
iberlfr6mte ben Bantter, Der nit einem
S9redensrufe Ste ttmFntenbe in ieiuen
Nru1err aufing.
Hub Mou? Das ser6tbete MeHer ent.
iant ibr unb fisL tIirreu6 auF baS BFas
fter uieber, ais iet es tbr nit 9epaIt aus
Der Ganb gei@lagen wor6en. Mit ifieren
Nuaen bltdte ie auf Cullen Sarois unb
auf bic bIutenbe @efalt tn feinen &rmen
unb bann wenbete fe f@ our SIu@t.
Gber ebe fe nod Elm Dusen6 S9ritte
melt 9etommeu mar, mantle fe unb
ftitr5te obne elm @ort, obne eiueu 2aut,
cine 5u6enbe Wafe, tur @rbe uteSer.
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gStneEt@e

Die gbineien boben Bis Al ihrem nreE
Bi9ffen SABRE CUTE, 9eIuRbe Sdbue Rah
wtr6 bieies tbrer Embellishments usa
fiseu Spetien susef@rieben. S5re 3i5ae
ftnb aber Don Der Art, 6aB te GENE lct=
br6deIH, weI@es in ben meifen 6dllen
awii1eu benz SO. uab 60. 3~ebensiahrr
9eI9iebt. 3uweiIen fnbet man 7OifA.
ri9e @retfe, 6eren SABINE nod our BoTs
bGnheu unb 9eIun6 fnb. Den 6fIIefs
ideu 2abnarst febt man esw5bnIi4 saf
Der StroBe bins un6 b~erwanbern NIT es
ner Rife auf benz &l6eH sei&nIGt,
peI@e bic mebi3tnen enthdIt unN nus
werbiS NIT ben 3dbnen, BITE cr IeEnSn
9atientsn ausSeIoSen bat, ueraiert IL.
@enn Ct @inem besesnet, Der 3Gbns
i@mer3en bat, ma9t er fnsIei4 eintn
8ertrag NIT ibm: ,,Menn 9R MIR cine
semiGe Summe Sch Sibf, min is heius
S9mer5eu betIeu o6er MIL On, penu g
Dir Iteber III, ben 3abn berais3iebdt -
obne ben eertn9ffen S@mer1. SD babe
bier IN meiner Rife Mebi1in, bon hiefeU
brau9ft gu nur ouf 0ein @efdt AZ
tbun, al ben Srt. mo- ft4 Der Iafisr
Sabn befiu6et unb 6anu Al blfeIn, HRk
Der Sabn f1at pom IeIber beruMs."
Ndbren6 Der Satieat ben Manh 5Ffnct
nnb gu bufteu bs9innt, sreift Der A5t
i9nea ;u unb 3tebt ben Sabn beIGas.
Auf biefe @eiie laFen f9 Side betrRssu
uub i@enten 6er MehiSin pones 8ers
trauen. Benn Elm CABIN am 6GuICit III,
bebaupten oiefe Aer5te, bag I'D @irmeT
an Der @urteI besieIben beftnNen nnh
baran naseu. Die @frmer ffnh ctvG
ITO 3oa Lang, pom feineui weiseu pa
pier perfertisf, bod 70 hinfIi4 frI6 he
9ema9t, 6aB a ne ni1t poR naiAriis
den WIrnern unterI@eiben tam, HaT
finh ie IebIos. Benn uun elmer abeT
3~abnidmer;en hGat, pIerben BITE Sd5nt
unterfu@t = @lrnier eRthedtl gDeRn
es benz Irst seIingt, hos @ErmEsR Al
entfernen, erbdIt CT : bis 10 NRart, sem
Rt9t, be8abIt man TIN einfa9 Had Der
3abI Der 8irner, bic &c fnhSt. lReSE
ais ie3S Nlrmer tonmen ieItea aiIf els
nen CABIN. Der Yotient Iest fi& TRhis
bin un6 Der ArSt fdu9t an, ben 9s5n
nit erIlenl flberDeu Sto9er AZ RntCTius
den, wdbreub er init timer Sdnh ieinen
Wtnn6 o. bdlt. Inter fetnem DAM
urenuusst bsFnSsu f9 bic papinnrn
0iiruer, bic CT inbeHen in ben sleHnA
fallen last, lie bann nit benz &tO4Sr
na@siuanber berauSnimu1t unh benz RGrs
nenben Yatienten jsist, weI@er Der fCfiCn
Suuerfi1t 1T, bag feincHi 9ei6cn mn eth
Gnbe sen,a4t if. Der ArSt Iaet ibul,
io1ten fi9 bic S@mrrjen .wieSer CnifeIs
len, 70 beweiIe has, hos nod mebr 8as=
uier ba fiub, bic CT inn uneTtseItIitb hcTs
ausnebnten woGe. Rebf bieien pIyiCTs
uen @armeru ieben lie 81, bos he rineu
Ober Swsi natir.i9e @GrTcr In bal @ts
fdB tbuu, mo fe na95sr bic aneerul bin
elm tbuu, benn eS trdst fi6 oft an, bag
Der Yatient bic Grase ffeIIf: .Gsaunl
Iinb bic Wirmer aue tobt2A nuter bun
bert fin6 nsunSis, bic Der Sa9e Bearn
@Iaubeu ldenteH. sic sebrGu4sn BIci,
UNI 3d9ne gu fi0en un6 beFommen J bic
II Wtort per CABIN. Aud MAIDEN ik
faIi@e Sd9ne aus Spedfein; bieit wsrs
ben NIT DRAFT befeifist, ben man an be
Gnberen 3dbne an i:esr Srite Der iaL
f9eE bin6et.
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bIelbsn, nm hann fcfDrt eias nls
befu@cu. @ergeHen @ie zen tielsin
AugeHblid an Sbr Ishberes eQtben MS
mG9eu ste fi@ teinerlel @ehanfe1 main
um bic Sutunft. 50 w0br mir. Gntf
belfe-fO Ian9e t6 e perbateaF lana, lnIs
len sic teiHe aeotb uebr tenntH Ieaens
Mit einem Mpsrnf hes Stauneis UNI
Der Trenbe iant Re ibm IA 6hBen.
. alein 9eu, sic tretben S9ets nit
nttr-es tam SCR Gmf niHt feinl Gsn
bin i@ 6enn. has Sic 70 uieT far mid
tbnn ieIten2
CT rag ffe anf un6 sOs Re wieher en-.
por. Ale feline @eR4ismnsteIn sudtea
Dor inuerer Bewsgnne.
lin hes 6tmmeIs wiaen, tnietn S5is
ni4t DOR mirl SD I@erBt Mot. Stin-
tetn Wort mebr = rs tauu 6 ni&t a.
trasen. Gs 1T mir uRm6sIi9, S5is
Jest nod fur 9bre sinIfistn 3eiben N
entl4dbisen ; aber i'd fam Sbnen uiels
lei4t bebiLfi@ ieiu, tisfsIben su uereels
len. Rahen Sic mia, msiH GrHss, sates
Rinbl
gr sOs ibr bIei&es @efi&t an bias
letnt9e beran unb bridte ciueR &uk lni
tire Sttrn-einsn Rus Der tieffen 8sRs,
Der tnuisiten 3drtIi@teif. Setne HagtH
fanben pou Gbrdnen.
Benige Gase ip6ter wnrhe Metcp Tia
IN cine Yenftcn sebra&t, uub 70 tam g.
6aB Cullen Sor6is cine 3weite WcaI4eI
fanb, Don beren @rifeua e., feItfam ss-
mug. weeer gu ieiusr Sran nod gu ltiRsT
So4ter ieuaIs etn Bort erwdbute.
(Sortiesuns foIet.)
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Or ana!

Der ,,HbepaIter" SoHmaun - Elm
Mann, Der in ietuem uieI beDestea 3ebrH
Miutoueit srnorben unb 0iHIoHsH UCT.
eeu6et b~at-befn6et ftd eeeeHpirtia im
@iener 2aubesgeri@te in nnterin&Rnss=
bait weeen So@fapeIei.
Su eiuern Der Sobaoien 9crbS1e. bic
bsr-bereits felt uteIen Ron6n-3ntns
nirte au befeben bate, ipieIte i6 fol-
senbe Seene ab, bic cbeufo auraiant ais
6ur9aus autbenttf4 lit.
Der nnterfu9ungsridter, tin lcn9r,
ffrebIdmer nno Feurfger AbiHnft T9lsiHnti
blrfte unssfdbr benz 6suti&eu 9lfsR0E
entipre9snl ri@tet an ben 8ei4EgAietCH
fOIsen6e 6rose: sic babsu f9 Hntn
Anoerem aud ben 6reiberrntita aHss.
maBt2
9offmann: SD bite nm BeTsci.
6un9, 6err 2anbeSseIt3tsratb, abr u
babe bas nie setban.
Ri9ter: Aber aus ben Afien scRi
bod EeruOr, baB sic ousrutein 70 &C.
uannt uuIbeR. Ramentti4 Ite5eH IL
f9 uon ReGnern, 9tenfmdb4en, Sta.
tsru &c. permanent 9Err S0rOHl titnIia
/ rem.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-04-21

9trasm ca,
D~trf8aH@Wu9eu,
DerHau&HR9sn,
gerFanGsun9tn,
Stetfeu Gals,
Gtetfs1 Gals,
ots;fen HaIS,
Euetf@unstt,
CUtti@unasn,
Euetf&un0et1,
8rAbNnstE,
Drahnrses.
2SrAsG1ssr,
@rRenasen>
Srabunaes,
4rifhe 90unSeSs,
Hrii1e ESun6eu,
&rtiMt @HuStst.
8rtfme @un0eus
G@nttfGuunSen,
e@utttWnroe1s,
G@nitttDunStn,
S@nttttOttHotss,
&&aistHuRssa,
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N6cmmati8mu8,

RStBth Ina SeW8t,
Retkea TIA GeF@t,
SaetBeu tsa StHmt,
Rstbtn iHS @eR0t,
@IteeerretseWs
GIieoerreiBs@,
0Ite0erretSeu,
8FOFbeuIep,
8toRbeuIeSs,
8EcRbetIet.
slot, 0t@t,
6t@t, Slot,
eliot, @i@t,
Slot, @tDt.
stat. 0t@F,
eexe1i1uH>
&eTenfGnB,
GtrsuSMuB,
2eseuf&nB.
SexsRf9Hk,
GRftenIetSen,
GAftenIeiosn,
SaffenIetoeu,
SRftenIetoeH.
GRftenIetoess,
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9Offmann: aber i'd bite, 6srr
QIibssgsri@tsratb, ID tam bed Ri9t
fur 6as 8enebulen hritteT BerioRGn ctr
autwortIi9 sema9t werbenI 81 ueTksn
wobI pifen, 6err 2anbesseridtsratb,
ME loI9e Qeute ffa6. 9a ID mid fiji
ben tLetaftsn Dieuft ertenuttid 1ctgte
un6 betrd9tIi9e EriuteeIber gak, HaHns
ten mid bic BefdeHften ebel 4en 8a=
roul Dies III ia in @leu gam uianeess-
mdb, 9err Qaubes9eTi4tsratb.
Ri&ter: A6er 6onn udrs q bed
Sbre Pflt&t sewefen, seseH dneH Ettel
@tnfpraGe gu crbebsn, Der 9suen ni4s
se6ibrtl
9Offmaun: Sd 5ttte un 3eIssi.
buna, 0eu 2anbeseeri4tratb, abeT ID
nenne Sie bereits iett ciner AaIbtn
Stunbs E~oItwdbrenh ,,5eT 2anhesae.
ri6tsratb", nn6 sic boben and net
feline @fuipra9e 6ageaen CrbO6Sa. sb.
wobI sic re6t gut wiHen, bel SbHrn
uur ber EiteI abiuntt seba5rtl
gtme wafferAs Speifetsrts.
Sci. benz TeffmabIe bes gItsgerfzs
Ia 9tnffs rurbc, ME EN- k3bmfi9es
BIatt mittbeiLt, enc befoneere Speilcs
farte ben EbeiInebuleEu aberTeitt. Das
Bort rW1enuH mar fri ibGdsst Ia
Q~aheorbnuneH, nn6 eufhieIt: 8o9waf
ferinpps NIT @interbaHims@ eIeF; 8sis
Beef nit S9iff0brtssS inbcfnicn; eins
aep6teIte 3nnge psne SaHbellYogttit;
Geruldolter @ebf9EdeG nit Ham@
pafieteu; Retteneompot Hno seoreDeE
SaInt; RintrapfeR init eobofl$G o.
ienfhue; DeRat obue Gisseng; Gle
BIhm&en mnb Defenders befent weEAea.
.QSf&crbnung" mad SeIisben-
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Wrortna S@IeTenS

Qtesnis @esen Ser6ffentIi6urs
zines antiiemitti9en @ebi9tes in her
bier srI9eiueuben ,PatriOtifdeu 3ts.",
In wel6em brett gu @euuIttbGttsteiteu
aufeefor6ert wurbe, ertannte bas @eri1t
qeeen ben Rebatteur Der 3eituus, WtIb.
8ebreus auf 100 M., ben @tnlen6er bes
@sbi9tss, &uufmaun WoIter aus Ppris
auf Sc Or. Celebrate.
@6rIiS. @dbrenS ale @elt iber
BEN f9Isdten Gang Der @efddfte GIage
fibrt, iif has biefse ftdbtii6e Bfan6Isib7
amt in Der Sage, buS @esentbeiI gu bes
huuptsu. @s ftnb CUR Seit se9eu 2S, 900
9~sSenfdnbe bepOnirt. EdsIi9 perben
et1pa 80 Stide, bnrunter 10 bis 20 Bets
ten, gum 8eriut sebra9t. Die psrfOis
iene ~RarueuoIs;ett nit ibren pieIen Qufts
bartsiteu iOu Ietber gan; Defenders frl5ts
bar sswefeu ietu.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY

By buying your Clothing, Boots
and Shoes of Anderson & DEF lute.
The time to buy summer goods is
the summer; it is also the time to
sell them, which we, with our
large stock, are bound to do, if low
prices and good goods will do it.
We have the best hand made boot
and shoe in America ; every pair
warranted, and we will live up to
warrantee. Our ''SWeet-O Orr pam
taloon overalls has no equal; new
pair given for any one that rips.
Trunks and valises from the best
manufactures. Remember our
store is the depot for men & boys.
ANDERSON e. DeCLUTE.
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Neosho Valley Cleaning.


June 27-Election of Sunday-schoo
officers for the incoming quarter on
next Sunday.
NJ. L. Jacoby closed his school one
week ago last Friday with pleasant
exercise.
J. w. Tullis made a friendly call on
some of his old friends as he passed
through the neighborhood last week.
Brash ailments are common of late
Fay Vaughn came down from Kan
sas City and is staying with his uncle
F. Stoddard.
Misses Hattie and Mary Purdon
each closed successful term of schOo
on Friday last. The former taught al
Pleasant Valley and the latter at En-
terprise.
Perry Castator, of Elk county, was
among his old acquaintances at this
place last week.
Mrs. Mcfarland and her son, Of
Ohio, are visiting relatives in this vi
cinity. >.
One or two of our farmers, that in
most things set worthy examples OF
morality, have for two seasons in sue
cession harvested wheat on Sunday,
Such things have an effect, and least
others be led into this practice We sug.
gest that they arrange matters so that
it may not be necessary to do such
work on that day hereafter.
Mrs. HammOntree, who for some
time has been visiting at w. Hankins,
left on Monday for the home of her
parents in Iowa.
Rev. Mr.. Brady will preach at the
church next Sunday at half past ten
o'clock. VALLEYITE.
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Pleasure Parry.

The social event in honor of Miss
Kapp on Saturday evening was one Of
the most pleasant ever held in the
city. The beautiful grove decked with
her mantle of green, streaming with
chinese lanterns and moon beams
seemed to say to all "forget thy daily
labors and for awhile linger in Bula
land" Croquet, swing, song, story,
fire works and talks by the rivers
brink, band music, and ice cream fur
enough for the most fastidious. The
hours eight, nine, ten and ten-fifty all
passed by too quickly, and the ever
silent and watchful eleven found the
party by twos on the homeward
march. Miss Kapp left Monday fol
her Pennsylvania home, very much
to the regret of her many friends in
lola; may she live long and live well.
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Bronson Brie6ets.

June 27,-Bronson is taking anoth el
boom.
Mr.. Davis, of Fort Scott is building
a new warehouse near the depot.
Messrs. Rcqua and Martin are build
ing a new addition as large as all o.
their other store-rooms combined
When finished, it will be the largest
and most commOdiOus store in Bronson
Messrs. Carter and Weir's new addi.
ton to their store is finished and has
been neatly painted.
Mr.. Miller is building dwelling
house. ---S.-.
a gentleman from St. Louis is erect
ing a furniture store between DR.. Neal's
drug store and Mr.. Timmon's grocery
store.
The following officers were elected
for the next quarter at the Bronson
Union Sabbath school; Mr.. Vaught,
Sup't. Mr.. Requa, Assistant Sup't.
MIR. A. Ford, Sect. Assistant Sect,
Mr.. Reno; Treasurer, Mr.. A. Ford ;
Librarian, Mr.. Morgan.
Some of the BronsOnites are on the
sick list.
Mrs. Young and Mrs. Lyman have
embarked in the dressmaking and
millinery bushes.
DIR. Neal has returned from his trip
to Kansas City, Mo.
Miss Gibson has new sign entitled
"millinery" at the residence of Mr..
HOlman's.
Most of the Bronsonites expect to
spend the Fourth at Uniontown.
Messrs. Holman and Holman have
received several car loads of lumber
from Chicago this week, AUNTIE.
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School Report.

Report of school in district No. H.
term common, - March q, continu.
ing three months. Total enrolment
80, average daily attendance, @; aver
age ofschool in department 81; twenty
two scholars were perfect in deport-
ment; general average of the school
on all the studies pursued, 80; average
hardness per scholar, 3 times. Frank
Root, the county superintendent, made
the school a pleasant visit. School
closed with picnic in the grove June
18th. NJ. P. JACOBY, Teacher.
The following is partial report of
Dist. No. 8, taught by NJ. L. Jacoby,
(my deceased brother): Number days
taught, 70; average attendance, q;
enrolment, 81. School closed June 2,
with picnic. He was unable to at
tend the last two days of school.
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Court Proceedings.

The following cases were disposed o.
in the District Court since our last re.
port:
Maggie Hoagland vs.L.L. Northrup
After the evidence was concluded the
case was taken from the juryand sub.
mitted to the Court. Decision not yet
rendered.
Jackson Ross vs.. The St. Louis &
Wichita Railroad Company. The de-
PENDANTS demurred to the testimony
offered by plaintiff. Demurrer sus-
tanned.
s. B. Campbell vs. The st. Louis &
Wichita Railroad Company. Cause
continued.
Frank Brumley who was last W eek
convicted of horse stealing, was sem
fenced to seven years in the penitenti-
ary.
The jury were discharged on Tues.
and on Wednesday the court adjourn.
ed till Friday July 18th.