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PRESIDENT ARTnuK.
: lie Hfusetf Hnth said It, and Et's Great.
~ to HIS Credit, II \.

: lie Himself Mnth hntd It, and It's Great.
~ to His Credit. II +
New YonK, October l9.-Ycsterday eve.
ming President Arthur went to register as a
voter. The place Of registration was l09
Third avenue, on the same block; rs his
residence. lie went there alone in a coupe
The Registry Board sat in the. rear Of CT.
yar store. The President reached the place
at sbout halt-past six o'clock, while u man
in his shirt sleeves was having his name
enrolled. The President took place be-
hind him. He leaned against the counter
while waiting his turn to be enrolled, and
spoke to one or two friends who were
present. lie was in full evening dress, and
hud on n light ovcrcoat over his black suit.
-Aier tho man in tho shirt sleeves had
gd his namo entered on the enrolment
books. the President stepped in his place.
A Bible was handed him, aud the Chair.
man OF the Board administered the oath,
During the ceremony the President kept
his head uncovered. When he; took the
oath he lifted the Bible to his mouth and
kissed the cover. lie then made answer
toqneslions put to him by Inspector Strick
as follows: a iSE
"What is your naue?' ~ i:y44=
"Chester A. Arthur" ,tftraJ,.,tgN,
"Wherc were you bornT z-,l.,. Il
Vermont" e9!i5' n. ..gi
"Are you citizen Of the United states?''
81 am." ,,3lIi.- ~ ~ |
allow long have you resided in this elec.
tion dstricl?"" ! t1tt II S5yt5, ~ "a
About eighteen years. "!@s''-. . ?
'ls that all?" inquired the President after
the last question had been put and ans'
"That is all. Mr.. President" replied In.
spector S,rick. 4a!0
"rhank you," said the President lie
then re-en!ered bis carriage and was driven
off ~ ~, 81 ~ e 7f'l Y, = '55FF.-''
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Ponr or Ngw loRK; October II. !
Ia liz I[salil Of n;ri.Lo,,a..S ~. ~
Yellow Fever.

NEW 0NLEASs, October 19.-The Piea.
ynne's Pensacola apecial says there arc IS
new cases Of yellow lever there and nine
deaths, viz: Mias Kate Hill, D:H. Ahlers.
Robert Horner, ]. Cnrnias, Wm. Steyinson,
Willie Ray. Axiel Ogleson, Eva, daughter
ofDEJ .iC.ANhiting, Secretary oi the Boara
OF Health and m 1talian' seaman, name
unknown Five children Of DR., Whiting
arc now prostrated by lever. :. - -
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1oSnoS, October l0.-Mr. Louden, dele.
gate to the Irish National Conference,
hooted by the Conference on attempting 10
speak, writes the Frtcman's Journal that he
knows he has drawn upon himself tho
hatred Of tie Irish members Of Parliament,
particularly that Of Thomas Power O'Con.
nor. He Louden) says he has always
held that Americans subscribed 10 assist
the victims OF the Tyranny Of landlords,
pot 10 give bloated salayies to Irish mem.
hets OF Parliament, sF1Fs-sS h
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. Fire Record.

h Sr: LOUIS, ;Mo:,, October l9.TThe. ;litho:
graphing and printing establishment Of
August GabN Co., occupying the three up-
per stories Of SIC and, 3ls. North Third
street,was damaged by fire this morning ID
the extent Of, about! $4,000. The stock
was valued at $50, 900; Insured for $76, ,OOO,
The frs. floor, occupied BY Robt D. Paster.
son 4 Co., Wholesale and retail gtationers,
was damaged considerably by water. r.Tyi.t'
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NEw3 YORK, October lo.- The fPoa says
that it is now beyond question that several
Of the spectators, who we're prominent ln
the recent downward movement in stocks,
have turned and become bulls. It is known
that Vanderbilt is "bull', on his proper
ties. There IS still a strong "bear" party
in the market, and u large short interest il
leading stocks in some cases sufficient 10
make sharp upward turn possible ut any
time. There Is some buying OF stocks b. )
wealthy ..oulsiders, The general public,
however, are doing little. n r :
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A Sensible German Editor.

CohuNnvs, o., October l9.-Mr. lIinch,
editor Of the SoNnsagsgast, German Re.
publican paper, received an Invitation to
participate in the Democraticjubilee, to be
held hero Friday evening, and very EN-.
phatically declined, giving as his reasons
for so doing that he was not a Democrat
and did not wish to jollify over the tenn
porary success Of that party:iSESSSf SS.,it
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Ohio Presbyterian synod,

lccoLvanrs, Que October ll9.--;rhe Ohio
Synod Of the Presbyterian church heard
reports from standing committees to day,
which showed large increase Of contribu.
tion to thcdiiieIent causesof the church, 4.
Gov. Foster was received and addressed
the Synod briefly. "A popular meeting
was held tonight and addresses heard Of,
the educational facilities OF the church,
The Synod meets In 1883 at Wooster, On
the 4th INesaay Of October. 'sif
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SHOT RIvER'pIRArEs.
The Captain OF. n Lighter. Dangerously
Wounded by Midnight slnrnudcrs.

The Captain Of n Lighter Dangerously
Wounded ny sIldn!x xht .lnrnudcrs.
NEW ioRK, October 1o.--1hc dreaded
gang OF river pirates who infest thc water
front Of the Fifth and Eighth wards laye
been at work agaill, and this morning Cap.
tain Edward Dalton, of the New York
Lighter Company's lighter W. G..Lapplian,,
became their victim, he being shot and
dangerously wounded. At the time OF the
shooting the Lspham was moored along
side Of The lighter Meneily, which lay at
the pier ut the foot OIL Carlton street.
Shortly after midnight Dalton heard the
iron one deck rattle, ,alIe awoke Matthew
Wilson. boy, and told him TO 80 on deck
and see what was the matter. The boy start.
ed togo; but did not get further than the
top oi the stairway. Here man struck
him on the head and pushed him down, at
the same time saying, "Get down out Of
that" The captain then went on deck
and saw two men in q boat loaded With
some Of this iron, alongside Of the lighter,
One OF these drew u pistol and covered
them until they had rowedaway. After he
had recovered from bis surprise he went
down below. In lew minutes three men
rowed up to the stern Of the Iapham in a
rowboat. One Of these q tall y aim man,
with dark mustache, who was in his
shirt sleeves, boarded The lighter and be-
gan throwing iron into their boat. Al
bert Carlson, Of the Menelly, who
Just then came on deck, shouted TO them,
''Hcy! what are you doing, there2"i The
river pirate replied with an oath, "Get ou,!
mind yonr own business and don't trouble
rs, Of you'll set into trouble."t He replied,
u don't want any trouhle.' Thetwo men
in the boat then pulled around to the bow
Of the Laphaul. Dalton, who bad been
locked into his cabin, had III the meantime
forced the door md 1rade his way out, and
hurrying oyer to Carlson borrowed his re-
volyer.: This he LOADED with three shots
and then hurried TO tho bow OF the Meme
ily.asH He fred at the men in the boat, but
missed them. Almost immedia.elyfa shot
was fired from the stern of The 1.apham,
The bullet flew wide of'its mark. THE man
who J fred the shot ran toward - his
companions, = at thea same time tiriug
d second Sshot.. Dalton acrietl out, Wr!My
God Jim. shot Y 1 Land iell 10 1.-The
deck in pool ofRood. Ills assailant had
by this time jumped into the boat and as
thle HaanReTe Toying e away ,,stooa l'p. and
Tired . patting shot, THEY Ioss:d '66ut al
the slip and proceeded lup aiteam;irAn
ambulance was sent for and the Injured
man removed To- St, Nincent's hospital. Il
was found that the !: ball had entered the
hip, passing through and out at. The inside
Of the Icy. This afternoon Dalton was very
weak from the loss 'oi blood. The house
surgeon stated that the wound was not pev.
essarily fatal. Dalton is, SO years old and
was fp;; horn inthis country lie resides in
NewGurg, wtihere his vile poy is,s Captain
Mcdonnell and the detectiveS OF the nriinco
street police station are at work on tho
case, An Ef3 ~ M eT's tffs' ~ t',!ISs " w
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J ,.LoNDoS, October l0.-The Transport
i,yaean Monarch irom=Eeypt;I with The
MsesssS "as ssfs 'ss isSss Sss
enthusiasm. n The Duchess Of 4 Teek and
Duke Of Albany, visited the ship. 2 Tho
troops will march through London to the
BARRACKS to-morrowi q %: .ll;;..stiifitfI
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/ Sure Cure for Rheumatiam.

ClscISSAr,, October ls.-Jacob Sink,
shot himself through tho head at three
o'clock this morning at his home in the
northwestern part Of the city. He had
been suffering severely for sometime from
intlam1natory rheumatism and the family
assign this as the cause Of the suicide. He
leaves a wife and two children ~ 55.l
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The lriah Conferences,

DUBLIN, October lo.-Hugh o'Donncll,
NJ T. writes, that though he is determined
to sNpnort the conference. programme, he
eanhot Join the' counnel, Which, he kSya, Is
soconstitptel'thaEiti only l. small number
o. county delegates arc sufficiently, 1exi.
ble its whole control win bein ithe hantls
Of the sixteen nominees Of the Iiish BAT.
lfamentary party. ~ - 35l. +7.t.Eil
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Mn. ERNEST +. AcllEsoS Is now going It
alone in the Washington, Pa, Obserrer,
having bought out his partners interest.
The OJstrrer Is one Of our valued local e1.
changes and we wish Mr.. Acheson great
prosperity. - g7AR79 ,@..} w H
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II Certainly should.

4 WAsn,Sa7oSss0ctob i0.-Thc secro-
'otIWar has submitted % lthe Judge Advo-
cate General forJ opinion the question.
whether persistent ;retusal Eou!t tue part Of
an ottices, Of thu. army to pay just, debts
does lot mike him ,ilah)eto trial by court
martial ,uponi charges oLy conduct; ppbe-
coming an officer and gentleman. lsn
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a New Railway ProIett,

NIswyi Yiopy, Go.cstoDbsssJ G.cstoDbsssJ 1a,-Goall and
Huntington contemplate building Jointly
n limo from III paso northward TO White
QaSs, lao miles, The road will open ex.
tcnsiye mineral fields and be Valuable
ieclcr-t to the u Texas Pacific and Southern
Pacific --- Ltl III .t..sL- -t1-.-r - .L..-I-...a
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DETnolr, October 1o.-afiss Ida Graves,
aged i, 70, o,was S aMlot III dead Al IS shp sat ;by aI;win.
doWat::3tatietat Midi, hist eyeniue:,n sus:
picion lalls On Eherstather's shired imam,
Sullivan, a lover, whose proposition she re.
ecteA in the afternoon. ~ E
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-. ~ :. ~
!. hha DcAcEEcA lily

lsNEw YoRx; October l9.-T5The jury in the
case Il Marie Prescott ugaiiist President
Tonsey ,.oif tho American News Company,
rendered q verdict IN favor Of. the plaintiff
for $lo,SO0, ~ r. ,'si -
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HORRIBLE HOMICIDE.
HOW AN olo aRvDoE WAS SETTLED
Three Ma Shot Dead IN ths Streets Of Eao1vlll.
4 Sos Attempts to Revenge iiis falhsr's. MIR. .
der Aad il Cut Dows, Bat Not be-
i fore "lls Kills Ms AdyenarJ. N

!. ~. r..,." - 1850 ,-r..,,.
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S;,,. s o. 1.s""h a. a 49,. ~ s g. - ~ I,
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=, III J., 4 ..',a,". @ ,' ;,t Ana" w.. 80 ~ y; y,
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a,o,s.. M n,,a.o,,s1 wa;". y. n,raaaa.. ,I - @ .,.;,,
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ha, snn,a L;,,,h;,s :, s,sh.I~ s,,,,a,.
rnn MN, tnr ,,.ss,od ,'sns I-n"i 7,
,hn onnos;,s ola ~ ,hos,..a. 49,. % ~ Ma m
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nar wo, pros;Jon, n,c,nno, - s.oan.1 fson,
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80. 49, .,"a va '"r's .us ,."1us Wv ", ",
s''ee'' "no Aseu NJ nun WIN pistol heiu
IN both hands, at a distance OF thirty
yards. The ball passed through O'Cou.
ner'a5 hpsrt : bu. nenrlv a;,nrj,o,oore,,,
49, ~ ~ ' u''us, Nv,
Sohaer urea on aAoDray'Sr'and bethlelI
dead, ,uf
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Oct. l0.-Tllis morn,
inc fcw minnie. ,fter n o,.,oct Gororo
Ie',Sii. ,ne' 49," - - sNN .en1 ",l,
Joseph a. Mootay. man named o'Con'
ner and James Mobray were Killed in d
shooting af1'ray.- The difficulty began YES.
ter,av .cvenino bv Can Mohrnv at,.ci;r,
a,e .A' 'oo,"y ",A'A.ne
oCohner anu threatening TO Kill him
This WIS at the fair ground, ind 0'Connei
told Mobray it was not the place to settlf
,ba;, a;n.,,snco. Moh,o,, 49, ia o,ran'
'"o'' .'lN, o"' leu 'o'o '''', = oontt
nor ne shon'd not i've. 1t seems that
Mobray was armed and O'Conner was not
The cause Of the difficulty was nm; old fend
oho,, ~ ,r,%nmafor tfsmns., - ts.,.. M
a,,A 80. -. 'l 'n,1,I.i 8 Dp'"' p4oifty t !DnF
Nloptay 70 oConhor. tdll! Later IN the evening
Mobray sent word to O'Conner, he would
kill him on sipht. This morning or;, D'coonnn,Io,,
was staniling IN tho iioor n tha Marrhan,. .
Bank, Of which he was President Can
Alobruy and another ventleman w,lkp']
down Cav, street on thc onnosi," adj
from the bank, O'Conner si rnued ;ntc
the bank not i shot gun: took del;bcruts
aim 5at 1Alobray and fifed, Sfobray ieIi
dead, being SHOT id the left aide. As he
fell o. Conner fred again, The aLot tnkins
effect in Mobrays tEich. OConner then
rushed into the bank and cot another shot
gun. About this time Joseph i. Mobrav
f., son, Of Gen. Mobtay.I came rushi,'d
down the treet unseer H. o'Conrnr NM; 4
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no, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
collector Eobcrfson's Order GU ITcnrinl
I l-iif !, OF AkAehslnesltN In His u Il eo.h y

AV1IcSOE hoOGFaSUu'AU 4 Ufucf GU tkcNEinE X
'al1lrs OF assessments in His a. Il co.ljd
NV YonK, October lo.11Itwas rurnored
that week that the employees in the Custom
House were soliciting from their brother
clerks and associates contribution Of 9
per cent Of their salaries toward the Repub.
lean campaign iund. Collector Robertson
was entirely. ,ignoran! that any stems had
been taken to solicit such contributions
from the Custom House employees, and
when the rumor reached him be promptly
issued the following circular on the subject
to the heads ofthe divisions; : - =
CoLLEcToR's' OpFlpE, :. I
PoRr or NEw ioRK; October II.
To the Head, o.. Divisions:
GksrLEaES-The giving or refusal to-
give by AL employe Of tho Custom House
to the Republican State Committee for
campaign purposes will in, no! wise affect
the tenure Of his office. see no objection
to q voluntary contribution by an e1nploye
TO that committee. but forbid the solicita.
ton OF such contributions by any one hold.
ing place under the Collector. : You will
SEQ that the order is strictly observed in
your respective diyisiona. and report to me
itSS ~ i'sI1'''' t'.' > - Collector"
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Death OF Ex'P1biic Printer Defrees.
lSplASAroLlS Ind, October lo.-A2dix
patch 10 the Ntsrs announces The death bl
Hon! JohnlD :Delreea, late Public Printer,
ut Berkeley Springs, W. Va, this morning.
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Ghe gt,telliIQel1eJleI,r:.. JlI,:.
oute. Sos. - and q Fourteenth Etree1.
rmE Second Distric. Is, We are soYyt.o
SAY, still in doubt. A report has reached
(at,ou TINT Penlleton county has given
Wilson 81 majority instead Of 10, as At
first reported. II this Is true Wilson Is
elected by u majority Of seven. VI

rng pfohibl.lonists claim that they will
poll 500 votes in Washington county, Pa,
On The 7,h OF next month. They oppose
both tho political parties. sNr.@..s r!
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ANeW Part. 3?

w DUBLIN, October lQ.-Rarry Sullivan The
actor. has consented to run for pa,lis,
ment sfor the Irish constituency, on Homo
Rule pripsiple4 ~ a2l44: !ss.l NJ y.;'ii
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Y Probably Counted Ont.

Probably Counted Ont. ggt
Specla! Dispatch to the lnteliiscnccr.
{ GnAFToS, October l9.-Ths report here
ID that Penlleton 6olnty; gives Wilaonl 81
majority II !t thsis Y fry elects yll.on y
by seven majority. ~ n 81 Isss}s
r., 1{5s P.McCokM,cK, 81
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Home Again, 4,

Secretary Congressional Committee
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tRooke during the contest did not recover
from the sledye hammer blow he received
in the first round. Cleary proved himself
a wonder. He will probably be matched
against Sullivan, \ 5Etlff lin II
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ROCK Elm. WIS. Nov 10. 1873:


Mr. EDITOR: Several of the students Of
the Rock Elm Institute have formed what ia
called "Study at Home" class.
/. Textbooks for any study are loaned
upon receipt of deposit money.
@ sl.00 is the only fee charged, unless
extra or individual work is asked of the
teachers
8. All communications, unless otherwise
stated, should be addressed to Principal Of
Institute, Rock Elm. Pierce Co., Wis.
a Every communication containing an
swers to questions, must be accompanied by
stamped envelope in which new questions,
work criticised, ETC., can be sent to pupil.
s. The total cost will be about % for the
winter.
6. II is no experiment; it is an aid to
selt-culture.
7. Teachers will find the tabulations, sug-
gestions, and line OF thought caused by the
questions worth ten times the cost.
8. Those wishing to join the class should
address as above, enclosing two three-ceni
stamps, naming studies and stage of ad-
Fancement in each.
9. Glasses are now formed in Arithmetic,
Algebra, Geometry, Literature, Natural Phi
losophy, Language, Drawing, Penmanship,
Orthography, orthoepy, History, Theory o.
Elocution and Methods.
10. All communications are treated az
confidential by the teachers.
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CoysUrrpTroS.

Tt is said that $4,000 people die an
nuallv in the United States alone from
this disease. In some sections OF the
country one death in every three Is
from Consumption. This can be. and
should he avoided; our people are too
careless about an ordinary cough OF
cold. and other symptoms of throat
and lung affections that lead to this
disease. Yon should arrest 1t while
it is in the germ. Two or three doses
of DR.. Bosanko's Cough and Lung syr-
np viii relieve an ordinary cough OF
cold. 1t does not dry up cough Ike
many preparations on the market and
leave the disease behind it, lut acts
directly on the throat and bronchial
tubes. removing all the phlegm and
morbid matter that aceumulates IN
the throat and lungs. II allays all IT.
ritation. and renders the voice clear
and distinct. Sold by R. s. Freeman
Call for free sample bottle.
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BRooKvILLE BREvITIEs.-

bROUkVILLE DREFlTIES.-
A young child of Mr.. File Human :
is very sick with bilious fever.
First snow this fall made its appear.
ance at this place last Sunday, the
18th inst.
Our neighbors. Mr.. Threasher and
Mr.. Phillips and wife, contemplate
spending the winter in southern Texas
That hunting party that went III
north to hunt, have returned. Only
a few cartridges were bagged by
them.
Mr.. Elias Fenstermacher, from WI.
mona county, Minnesota, is visiting his
relatives at this place. Elias likes
this country so much that he thinks
of moving his family here early the
coming spring.
This town gave Republican ma
jority of 80, without a speech from
any of the candidates. Now we re-
sent the way we have been sighted
and will show it next election by
turning out 100 majority. You bet.
A terrible railroad disaster took
place on Sunday last between Wood
VILE and Hersey. Some fifteen OF
more cars were demolished, engine
and tender were burnt as much as
possible, and sixteen horses were
burned to death, and others, with
some cattle, were more or less in
jured. None of the men lost theil
lives.
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E. boutwell,.
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Use of Capifal Letters .


Begin with a capital letter all nouns
/. That are proper.
2. That are common, if joined to a
proper noun for the purpose of ex-
pressing title. authorities differ;
as. Mississippi River or Mississippi
river. The former style preferred.)
3. That are proper compounds.
Each part. if the parts remain sepa-
rate, or are connected by a hyphen.
4. That are titles of office, honor,
or respect. (Exceptions.--When pre-
coded by an article and not joined to
a proper nonn.)
S. Used to signify the abode of the
blest.
8. That are names of days and
months. Remark. Names of the sea-
sons are omitted as they were not
originally proper nouns. The names
of days and months brought the capt.
tai letters with them.
Z. That are common or abstract.
if spoken to. or spoken of. in a direct
and lively manner. as persons.
s. That are appellations of the
Deity. Exceptions.--Some appella-
lions preceded by an article.)
o. Used in the title of books. head
ings of chapters. etc.
TO-. That arc being defined.
II. That are leading subjects.
II That are names of well known
events. historical eras, noted written
instruments, extraordinary physical
phenomena, etc.
IS. Used to denote the race or ma
ton of individuals.
IA. That are generic names.
Is. That are specific names. if de-
rived from proper nouns.
10, AS North, East, South, and
West, and their compounds North
East, etc, when referring 20 certain
districts OF country, or the people
that inhabit them.
II. In general: The name of any
particular time, place. object. office,
functionary. association, writing,
building. science, art. or great event.
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Mr.. George Thomas is convalescent.
Threshing in this burg is nearly fin
ished.
Mr.. John White lost a horse one
day last week.
The most of the blowing in this vi
entity was all done before the cold
snap.
Mr.. Shears lost one of his horses re
Gently. which was quite a heavy loss
as he only had two.
Miss Sheridan commenced her win
ter term of school in district number
five, on November 9Th.
Mr.. L. S. Roansevell. who has been
at Aberdeen during the summer, re-
turned home last week.
The Good Templars of the Washing.
tonian Lodge will celebrate theil
fifth anniversary, Friday evening,
November oath, with a concert, fol
lowed by a sociable. It will be held
at the NJ. E. church, and everybody i:
invited. Come one and all. 1t is te
be free.