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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-03-23
LET THE BOG WAC THE TAIL.

The Wichita EAGLE has been waking up
the political Monkeys that have SO long sat
upon the banks of the muddy Missouri and
drawn pay, State and National. The Atchi-
son Champion answers the EAGLE by SAYING
that the two members east would each repre-
sent $4,000 population, forgetting to answer
the EAGLE rs to the number of officers this
strip now has, both State and Federal. 1t
evidently thinks it unfair for the west to
AXE the four members and leave the east all
the other offices. Nearly half of the Clam
pions pa 900 are Democrats, and in political
gerrymanders are hardly ever counted. We
join with the EAGLE and are willing 10 try it
on for two years and see how it works. We
must have square divide on State officers,
too: fully half of the ticket, with one Judge
of the Supreme Court west of Emporia.
There is no foolishness about this thing any
longer. The tail has wagged the dog long
enough. A change is desirable. and our del.
egates must go to Topeka and nominate a
ticket in the interests of the people and sat
isfactory TO the large section of the State,
where the Republican majorities are rolled
up by the thousands. Read the EAGLES ar
ticle -Td,nxJ CErouoxr0ns
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-03-23
(Wife at home, husband down town.

(Wife at home, husband down town.
Wife-..Heilo,"
Observation-Disclosures
Wifc-'.Is that you. John:''
Husband-.sYes; what do you want .
Wife-'sHavc you got me that Medicines"
Husband-"No. but l will when come to
supper
Wifc-"Wherc are you a-going TO get it z"
Husband-'.I do not know as it makes any
difference where y
Wife-''Yes it does make difference. II
you get il anywhere except at
ALIENS DRUG STORE,
viii not take it; for you know | never got
Medicine anywhere else that did me any
good. Besides. You get just what you ask
for there. and
Don't HAZE To Pay Two Prices For Il. Either. :
Husband-"You are right, and I'll get it
there
wite-"Ar right. By-by!"
You see she would lave the last word. and
why shouldn't she? for
SIZE WAS RIGHT.
42.9t
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-03-23

The bill for the improvement Of the Miss
issippi favors the appropriation Of s6,3l3,ooo
for that object.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-03-23

Hon. W. z. Campbell ex-Judge Of the 18th
Judicial District, is mentioned as a possible
candidate foi Judge of the Supreme Court.
Should matters take turn to bring him out
he would make good run and we should
not be sorry TO see him elected orard
I,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-03-23

Now that Judge Campbell has retired from
the field. the contest in this district for one
of the additional Congressional nominations
will practically be between Hon. II. c. Sluss
and Judge Peters. or course others will
put up lightning DDS. but one Of the above
named gentlemen will draw all the auid.--
C,,,3,r.H Commercial
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-03-23
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE.

Judge W. +. Campbell has retired from
the newspaper arena and his friends have
instituted movement to place him upon
the Supreme Court bench. The judge has
had extensive experience as a judge, posses
ses large fund Of legal lore, squick in per-
ception. and is blessed with excellent judg-
ment. In short he would make first class
judge and we would be pleased to see him
represent the Arkansas Valley as i member
of the Supreme Court ofKansas.- ipelling ton
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-03-23
BY TELEPHONE.

Iowa has 1867 deaf and dumb people.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-03-23
FIVE CONGRESSMAN WEST OF TOPEKA.
The Papers ,ni People Of Western Kansas Be-
ing Heard Ftm.

Take u map of Kansas and spread it out
before you: cut of the twenty-five western
counties, block of territory one hundred
by two hundred and Nifty miles square and
count il and its inhabitants as nothing next
take down and figure up the returns Of pop
ulation made by the assessors last spring;
then open up the roster Of officials. State and
National, aud mark the residence Of each
with red ink on your map. When you have
finished the work, g,ancc-a glance is all
that is necessary-at the result. 1t will be
found that in spite OF all the explanations OF
Eastern Kansas papers and politicians, and
In spite of every reasonable concession pos
sible to make, that over half million OF
people, Of kansans, are without political
recognition, status or representation. 1t is
the new and formative communities that need
representation and the aid Of the govern
ment more than the old and settled ones.
The EAGLES efforts 10 call the attention
of the people TO the glarng inequalities ex.
listing have not been barren of results. The
western papers and western people are AVA
keniug 10 a realization OF their true sit
uation and the answer comes back IN no I'M
certain language Following we give the
comments Of several leading western jour-
nails journals. The remedy and the ability
| to make it effective lie with the western poo
pie. That they may rest upon their rights
and powers is all we ask:
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-03-23

FIVE OF THE SEVEN.
The Wichita EAGLE started a demand for
five out of the seven Congre ssmen to be elect
ed from that portion of the State lying west
Of lire drawn north aud south through the
capital, now termed by few eastern conn
ties as Western Kansas. The EAGLE very
pertinently remarks ''that the west has only
to take them to get them This is true and
we hope to see every western county send
delegates TO the Congressional Convention
who viii make every other question subor-
dlnate to the one of securing n recognition
of the western. and by far the largest, por-
ton Of the State Weitingtonian.
CLAIMS OF THE WEST.
There is good deal of force in the claims
presented by the Wichita EAGLE for recog-
milton in the way of nominations to be made
for the tour extra members of Congress. now
generally expected to be made at large. The
representative of the Second distric. has by
far the most compact constituency of the
three present members of Congress There
is in the other two cases an immense area of
country represented which is rapidly grow
ing into population which demands repre-
sentation Of locality which the EAGLE claims
for it. The article from the EAGLE is worthy
OF eonsideration.-Sa lina Herald.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-03-23
Everybody busy happy and hopeful marking Dry Goods

We receiving leading
Hosiery Gloves,
Goods Table Linens, Napkins, Towels
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entire Liverpooly Puerto.Riec,

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entire Liverpooly Puerto. .Ricc.
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oui 9astleyia. aismbre. .cobre. 6o- For tone
jas dc lata. clavos. tuboc para - -
i gas ferreteria. ptntura, acsi. leds de peso
to jafc1a. jabon velas. pAp6I, ts6I. - ~ I,Si
mueblos. viyeres. ytnos. ,iico, i s q rnedida
faIss ~ opoi0p ass
que pAson de dos tcneia Aaa de sol. vRpor ~.
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Lo Q. yidrieria. cerveza. cin1ientu .o, aE.
ladrilloe. abonos. ......--...... "l'
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tTcdo con capa de ox. siendo ptxadero en- Liver
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No Sc frmars ccnoo!ntento pcg menos de seloIc
.os toneladas de peso. d otfas metcancias no men
stonadas arrtt g. fefs conventional. bl59a Q tAt@di
s9bre ha1ESaeS Dor @ "a sol2A & iDos ds Eo asRos
sboARrs Ia caDa, DaGandose hete on Liverpool s. To-
4ntreXA del0s conOclm leAtos
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Liverpool los Sres, White, Forman & Oo
San JuaH, r. B., Sobrinos de Ezquiaga -
Ma aguez, Kraemer " 20. Pence, Muller
Hingelberg Fergur \ co.
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LNE,A ATLAS. A. [ L.

Los vapores espaflOles (" Al
pin " y F." Aroeu" salurar sucesi-
vamentv de II ueva-YOrk con
destino San Juan, Maya
gueZ, Ponce y NlarAcai-
to- en- las techoe elgulehtes
Eneru 20, FebreIo LIZ, Marc IA.
Abrll 6, Mayo 2, Mayo Is y Ju-
MO 20.
Lo que ponemos en conoclmiento
de los senores lmporta'1ores y deI
p1bIico Ell general.
Para detalles dlrlgiIse d los Agen-
tes, SOBRINOS DE EZQUIAGA. h.3O ].
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Sc estima po1 no mbres

ciCntllicOs en- GO IlDraS al aflO ia cantldad do
ALMeHtO que toma cada persona De esta
cautidad la manteca qae coIsumes es una III
bra ia Semapa 10 que equlvalt velnte y Gin
co llbras al ailo por cauu inc. viduo - khora
biep, Ia dittrencIa entire Ia nlarca a GUILA v
"a cls Sc mas inferior de III nteca es solamente
t csja por liora ue manera que 10 quefV vie
! ne q ecOnomizar uSaIluo uca tlase uc MT nteca
inferior son trece caias al afio,e ell precio. de
un labaco. No seria mtjor que tumas Q V. an
tabaco menos Supilt Sc su fs.lnlla con la
msrca AG UILA que alImenta al joven al
debll Ga viaa salud al anciano. Los sefio-
res PLAZA Bravo do MayagUez scaban de sre-
clblr una Duena partlda de, IA maDteca marca
AGUILA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-04-02
-. : La Industrial .Yascongada,
= sofsasJ 42azIs.s. 4aaaar.s
s6S.-LUNA, ESQUINA SAN JUSTO.-5S
-. ElBRll DE- PAJ 7 GiIBfE DB fODAS HASE Al VAPOR

duenos de este nen guo de par
Parroquanos pdbo acaban de
nodh odas las meoras maqunarss hacere
comper las meores de ce cono hasa 10
promote meorar los aruos coneconan po
de clio el pdbico.
2 aboran de aqua caidad toas aoras del dia
especaidad las de la noche as pan
anto que solo concona g. Maorca obado gaeas
ndndad de classes entire las que 6guran las eseaes ans de
para buques garanzan por durac6n Todo 10
expenda precios sumamene equavos ebaj
por cento glos consnmidores al por mayor s ~ e25
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-04-02
VIJANDE y 60.
81 FORIA l. Ell A 81.

IL FO IL L a Il Ii 4 a 81.
Giran letras sObre las slguientes plazas de Ia
Peninsula s ISlas adyacenteS, por todas csnti-
dades, cOrtos dias de vista. Tambien giran
por tel6grafo cualquiera sums sobre las mis-
mas plazaS.
A Algeciras, Almeria, Almagro, Araa
)uez, Antequera, AvlIa, Anau)ar, Albacet (.
Alcazar, Alicante, Aituaden, AcOy, ARGOS de
a Frontera, Almansa, AlcOy, Almendralejo,
| VrRndH DuerO. - a. r.sr ,s- s
b = Barcelona, Bilbao, Badajoz, Burgo,,
Bejar, Baeza.
" c. Cadiz, Cordoba, Uoru6a, Cartagena,
UastelGon de, Ia Plana, Ghsnea, Oiudsd Rsal,
Oalah0rra, Oaceres, Calalayud, Oastropol Gar
mona, Oiesa, Ooria Ouevas de Vega.
D. Daimiel. ffEt fH
6 Ell EscOrial, Ecija
F. FerrCl, NgueraS de CaStropO.
q - Gibraltar, Corona, Granaua, Gijon,
Gnadalajar
H Huelva, Huesca, Haro
l. Intan:es.
-Jerez de 10 Frontera, Jaen, JatlvA
L. Lerlda, Leou, Logroho, Lug6, Luarca,
Lnares, Lola, [ 'rca, La Serena.
vi - Madrid. Maiaga, Mufcia, Mahon, Mo
rida, Medina del Campo
N - NoVelda.
o. Oviedo, Orense, Orihuela.
p Pamplona, Palma, Paencla, Ponteve.
dra Pe1aranda de Bracamonle, Plasencia,
radr6n. ~ ns
O Q-Quintanar dc la Orden
RI Reus, Rivadeo. r..
s. Santander, Sevilla, San Sebastian, Sa-
inmanca, Santiago, Soria, Sc via, SigusnZa,
San Fernando, Santa Uruz de Tenerife. -
t Taregona, Teruel, Trujillo, Tafalla,
Talavera de 10 Reina, Toledo, Tarani6n, Toro,
Torrijos, Tudela.
V-Valencia, Valladolid, Vit,ria, valde
penas, Vigo, Venaros, Verin, Vega de Riva.
deo. e
u Z-zaragoza, Zamora, Zafra.
HtA ~
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Ell COMERCIO.

37-SAN FRAN lSCO-37
f1oxlMa la semana Santa, el que
euscllDe, paltlclqa sus parlo4ulAAUs
y a. p1bnco en- generai, haber reclpiuc
cissts para caballeIos y nlnos, sObre
todo el dc Antonio Ramon, ei que me
NE pIopoDgo resiazaIa treclos nuLcA
ylstOs. @
EN- Ell COMERCIO
Hay acelte superior en- botoilas, ja.
b0u maIca BoluCy slH rival, camlsas
msyorqulnas, tooo d pIeclos mCd1cUs.
ANDRES BORDOI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-04-02

Este maLHVlllOsU DaisunlO sana lnralible
menGe las herluas antlsuas, las llagas, y los
males de pleruas DC pechU. fOr medic
de su int1uencia las ulceras vlrulentas to-
man muy pronto un aspecto convaIeciente
y Gesaparecen. Jamas dela este unguento
retrlgerante de prOuucII una curA peTtecta
dc las afecciones DC H. plel, los cOnstipa-
dos, las toses el reumatlsmo, aun cuando
80 ha apelado en- vano q 1odos los demas
remedies.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-04-02

Este magmfco abono preparado expresa-
mente para ia cana, y que ha dadO tan bri-
llantes resultados donde quiera que Sc ha en-
pIeado SO encuentra de venta, en- ell almacen
1e los que suscrloen 9 81 ~ cts por barrn de
LOO kilos netos, al .contado. ENs IL :
La gran escaseA que hay del Guano del Pc
ri, ha hecnO que experlmenten sus precios
una alza notable, circumstances por Ia cusl
otrecemOs a 81 ov Gus el ''Perurlan GuanO''
RecUnociu0s p0r LuestrOs acendauos las
excelenclaS de ebte abOnO sO5re IOs demau
ena pleados hasLa hoy, Gu Vista d a esPlendiIU
exito obtenldo, escuSamos toda recommends
el0n FL ''AmmOHIateu and Acluulated Pc
ruvian Guano" esta recOmendado va pOr la ex-
perleLcla por la Practlca.
4. May guez de teDrero de 1882.
Gorhum Hubb0r0 q Ca. b. 12. myo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-04-02
AMIGO DE TODOS.
PituuRAs HOLLOWAY.

Millones de personals, en- todas las parties
del mundO, reculnlendan d1chas P1Idoras
como el me]Or resJauratlVO do Ia salud que
30 conoce. Elias curan todas las afecclo-
nes del corazon, del nlgauO, uel' esJomago,
do los rlhOnes ue lOs lntestlnOs, y remue-
ven La acrlmOnla, la naLulencla y La ctsrulal-
gla, expulsanuO de Ia s8uyre Juda ilnpureza,
Tortaleclenuo complote mente el lslstelut4 ner-
vioso y dandO un tOnU salu0aDle a Ia otga.
niZaciOn general,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-07-06
The Res, History orEnrInnd.

Since the publication of Maeaulay's famous work,
no history of England has more promptly and de
servedly the very highest reputation, than
Green's History of the English People" Ranking
fairly with Macaulay in the brillianey and interest
of its style, and superior to it in its accurate den
cation of events il the entire field of English
history from the earliest to recent times, land Civ
ing the history Of the people rather than that of the
conflicts of the kings only) while Macauays history
is limited to very brief period. Green was first
published in this country by the Harperr. in four oc
tavo volumes, for $40. but the Useful knowledge
Publishing Co., New York, just completing very
handsome edition in volume octave, at prices
ranging from 65 cents for Utility to 81 for half
Russia binding and another edition in five charming
and handy "Elzcvir- volumes for 80 to s235 per
set. 1t ought promptly to find place in every home
library rs, upon the whole, the best well the
cheapest history of England. For sale by bOoksel
lers, and club agents. to whom very unusual terms
and facilities are given.
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Wedding af Hf0hIand

large number Of friends assembled at the Pres
byterian chapel, at Highland, Thursday evening.
June 29th, to witness the marriage of Miss Julia
Beeler, of that place, to Mr. Richard Hathaway, of
Caldwell Kansas. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. s. ". Irwin. The attendants Misses
Zoo Case and Leila Miller and Messrs. ]. A. Dillon
and F. Beeler- Mrs. Jennie Hammond performed
the wedding march. At the close of the ceremony,
the band discoursed of its sweetest music. The
bridal party then proceeded to the residence of the
brides father where refreshments served, and
the evening pleasantly spent.
The bride was dressed in white brocaded silk.
made with train, and bridal veil fastened with
orange blossoms The bridegroom the conven-
tionnl black. The wedding bell and arch of ever
green very beautiful, and the young ladies Of
Highland deserve great praise for the taste display
ed.
The newly welded couple will take extended
tour through the East, finally stopping, for some
weeks, Mt Martha's Vineyard.
The following is list of the presents:
Check for 800, brides father.
Set of jewelry, brides mother.
Silver fruit dish, Mr.. and Mrs. +. u. Hathaway. of
Leavenworth.
Bridal set, Mr.. F. d. Hathaway.
Family Bible, DIR. Hathaway.
Silver pickle castor, J. A. Dillon.
Individual silver castor, Mrs. Mary Hathaway.
Photograph album, Mrs. Jennie Bliss.
Autograph Album, Miss Della Beeler.
MOore's poems, Mr. +. Becler.
wordsworth's poems, Miss Maude Springer
Mrs. Deanrs poems, Mrs. Agnes Wheeler.
Gatherings in Bculah,' Father Irwin.
Collarette, Miss Leila Miller.
Hand painted PLAGUE, Mrs. Nellie Zimmerman.
Portmonnaie, Miss Carrie Lindley.
Black cashmere and velvet suit, Josiah Beeler.
Walnut writing desk, T. Beeler.
Glass fruit dish, Miss Zoo Case.
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wYANDOrrE CONVENTION.


LAWRENCE. KAs.. June I9, 1882
Hon. + g. Ross and Hon. John Il Martin:
DEAE FRIESDs-ln recent conversation with You
the question of Reunion of the survin. members Of
the Wyandotte Constitutional Convention was con-
sidered, and it conclusion that such 4 meet
ing would be full of interest In this view coincide
Hon. ,. Simpson. member from Lykns, now Mi
ami County; Hon. James Blood, Of Douglas County.
and Hon. {. b. Mcclellan, of Jefferson County. Ii
Seems President pro lem Of that body, and You
suggested that the President, Hon. J. NJ winchell,
being dead. the calling together of the living
bers Of that memorable body naturally dsvolved on
me.
The Convention assembled at wyandotts, July 5th
1853, and on tho 18th day Of that same month, fin
ished its work and gave to the people Of Kansas
q result Of little three weeks work, in Of
the hottest Juys have ever seen. a constitution,
which after the test of twenty years actual
more than fills our best hopes and predictions
serving liberty and law. enforcing economy in the
expenditures Of the State, protecting the rights Of
the highest and the lowest. with absolute impartial
ity. The State has increased ten fold in population,
and hundred fold in settled and wealth, since
those early days yet with the vast increase Of needs
aud the varying exigences the State eonfron
ted with during the yenrs of the of the rebellion,
the constitution then framed has proved itself better
stronger and more plnstie than its builders
knew dreamed. The men who participated in
that convention are becoming fewer each year. The
Hon. James Hanway, of Franklin County. The
youngest members of the convention are touching
the meridian of their lives. When you. friend Mar.
tin as Secretary call the roll, no response can be
had from nearly one third of original members.
As we concluded our labors on the 18th day Of
July, that day seems the most appropriate for our
proposed reunion. Once assembled, future meet
ings be arranged that will, perhaps better suit
all than the day now proposed.
therefore request all the members and officers Of
the wyandotte Constitutional Convention to assem-
ble Mt the city of Wyandotte, at 10 o'clock 4. NJ
the twenty-uinth t2ethl day Of July. 1882.
The good people of wyandotte will doubtless now,
rs they did twenty-three years ago, see that some
pleasant room is provided for our reunion.
s., TEACHER.
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Remember This,

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in making you well. when all else fails.
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II you are wasting away with any form of Kidney
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IL you are n frcquenter. a resident of a nias-
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seourge of all countries-malarial epidemic. bilious
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If you have rough, pimply, or sallow skin, bad
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ly, Hop Bitters will give you fair skin rich blood
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In short, they cure all Diseases of the Stomach,
Bowels, Blood, Liver, Nerves. Kidneys Bright's Dis
ease $500 will be paid for n they will not cure
or help.
That poor, bedridden invalid wife, sister, mother,
or daughter, can be made the picture of health, by
few bottles of Hop Btters costing but trfe. viii
you let them suffrrf
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ACycIopedia OF History.

We have heretofore published several notices re-
ferring TO the publication of Green's famous 'Hsts-
~ Of the English People" which is being Published
by The Useful Knowledge Publishing Company. of
New York. Besides its issue in FIVE handsome al
Eevir- volumes, and in one Model octave volume,
it will form portion Of the first volume of the Cy-
clopedia of History, which is being published by the
house, the remainder Of the volume be-
ing made up Of Carlyle's great "History of the
French Revolution Schillers History of the Thir
ty Years War; and Creasys Fifteen Decisive Bat
ties of the World The plan of the Cyclopedia Of
History that it shall contain unabridged the great
standard works Of such authors above noted, with
such additions by the editors and special writer's
will be necessary to make the Cyclopedia complete
snd universal in character unity and convenience Of
constitution being secured by the pubeation of the
"world's Index of Rnowiedse- in connection sith
It, To bring the cost Of the work to the lowest poe
sible sum, the publishers issueing IL in neat
strong Utility bound parts Of about 100 pages each.
for the nominal price of Is cents per part For sale
by booksellers and club agents. to whom unusual
terms and facilities are given.
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White Cloud Items.

On Wednesday afternoon, June 2sth, Mr. Emmert
Fenns little boy cut his leg with his fathers pocket
knife and lost considerable blood His father car
ried him to the doctor, and then took him home We
understand he is getting along nicely
Last Friday night, the citizens held a ratification
meeting in front of the city hotel, and with salute
of fifty guns and large bonfire with the music Of
tue band, we had n very pleasant time of it, Now
that poor Guiteau is dead, let him rest.-Prl
The silver cornet band, of this place. discoursed
some very beautiful music on the above night.
Miss Nora f. Dunleavy closed her school at Fair
view, on last Friday, by giving the scholars two
hours noon recess and in the afternoon the parents
and feends came to the school house. and there were
recitatiops and spenking by the scholars and the
children did right we'll and orderly and quiet.
Miss Dunleavy had the praise of having one of the
best schools in the district and all are sorry that
she is not going to each another term in this school
district Her scholars are very 10th to part With
her. and they did all that they could to make her
last day with them pleasant and happy and clos
lug, she thanked them for their good behavior and
Attendance during the term Miss Dunleavy Is one