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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-12-01
Things Coming Our Way.

The following communication
was received at the q. s. Lind
Office Yesterday:
Department of the Interior, Gen
eral Land Office, Washington. u
c., November "a, 1888, Register
and Receiver, Carson City, Nevada
Gen lemen: The President hav
ing directed that his order OF Aug
20, 1888, disseminating you Office
and annexing your district to the
Eure a district he suspended until
parties inte' ested be heard IN the
matter, you will suspend all action
looking toward he change directed
unit! further orders are received
from this office.
Very respectfully,
N. G. MCFARLAND.
Comm issiouer.
This means that Commissioner
Mcfarland, who is noted as a u>t
arbitrator in land matters, has used
his influence to secure stay Of
proceedings By the time he has
taken a careful survey Of the fie d
he will so thoroughly unde and
the situation az to advise that the
office remain just where it is now.
because OF the superior bu L of the
business in this end Of the State.
On Thanksgiving morning the
AfrEAL published an exec lent like
ness of Commissioner Mcfarland
1t is also but fair to CONGRESSMAN
Cassidy to sta'e tia t he also used
his influence to let the Office remain
in Carson, and Senator Jones
worked like beaver.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-12-01
DIR. M. A. GREENLAW,
cURG Eoa DENrIsT.

O~ce-Over Savings Bank, Carson.
Office Hours -Ffsn q. m. to p. m.
ExGracting done at residence AFTER
square. no'io
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-12-01

For Banquets. Dinners and Par
ties use Eclipse Extra Dry, it is
equal to any aud superior to most
imported brands, and the only
natural California Champagne liz
the market.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-12-01

All kinds of light and heavy dray-
ing done on easy terms and at
shoYtass notice. jon CARP1NrSR
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-12-01

Thanksgiving Day in Carson was
~ pleasant - mid Summer.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-12-01

~ The MORNING APPEAL" Is tn
saly paper in Carson psbIisaiag kteJropas
ispoteAes and afternoon stock reports.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-12-01
DR.. F. j. White,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Once In rear OF Thaxter's Drug store
Residencc- Room IT." White House.
CALLS ATTENDED, DAY AND NIGHT.
now
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-12-01

nv person having a furnished house
of Il We or six r IONS Will please address
A. b., care this office. nov2S
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so Cents Per Week

~ All classes Of legitima'e advertisements
not exceeding six lines inserted in this COLI nm
for 50 Gents per week.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-12-01

j. GUlON, M. D
AND PHYSICIAN
Qmce-In rear Of City Drug Store.
nOl4
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-12-01
To Rent


Nicely furnish ed room, in good loca.
ton. Apply ~ this office. IT
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DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. ETC

HARRIS BROS, HARAlS bHOs.&tO
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-12-01

Senator Fair is telling Eastern
interyiewers what he knows about
the pclitics of the future. lhev
will admire tie CO... AS Il great man
unt,l he begins to give them stock
points.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-12-14


Bear - mlnd that wool. like Al
animal product. y made from food.
"A good way % cook potatoes for
breakfast u % cut medium sIzod ones
IN quarters. drop them into hot lard
and fry tl|l brown. The same Is dough-
nuts. IN n Pit.
An Ohio farmer has found that 4
bushel 81 timothy contains over 81. O00.-
600 seeds. or about cioht seeds "a every
square inch II spread uniformly over
"a acre II land.
- clcan carnets. Damnen anna
Indian meal. mix enlt WIKI n Ana
1prinklo over tho Garnet. swcon vi0or
o,,slv. Tako 4 small sharn'nointed
sficf ~ rcn. 5vc fhe sslf Ana meal from
cracks and corners. --- Chicago Journni.
"a fower-0ardcn ~ incomnlctc Win.
out 4 bed 81 yIadiole. the hnlh> ~ which
once plnnfcd are surc "a bloom. Thev
reo,irc 4 deem. ricb soil. : sunny I'M.
ntion. ana on5ht "a III rather 3eenly
nlanfed n order - nrevent fhc,r hcIny
Injured ~ TIA heavy r.;rs
Y;mrS
Hs.. ~. ~. -, 49,.
-. 49, $500 - onoPp'u
,,",,ra - ~, 1900 = r,,i WA ;,';.
ma lemon IVA tencnns mois.3cs one
LARGE feasnoon each n cinnamon ma
cloves one nnfmeo ana nonnd rni.;ns
half 4 nonnj cnrr.nts ana,t.r ,,onri
c;srcr s.It .r3 s,,~rr ~ ,.sse y
Tr,L,<ne
r-,. a.
e's ~" 49,. n',ou ns'P "no''s
tVu C3u tIu>t iuptktltl{s ~ ~ XOvu
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let me have 1--WE two-ccnt stamps.
please" said lady 70 the retail stamp
clerk IN the post-oilice yesterday.
"Ycssum. he said. handing them
out.
"Can't you let me have them IN one
piece? she asked.
"Ccrtainly. ma am" said the clerk.
"Cnn | send them home for you?'
ooh. no; don't live far away only
on the North Side and am going right
home- Wouldn't want 70 put you 70
the trouble.
mo trouble at an" said The clerk.
II haven't much 10 DO to-day and could
very easily spare IN hour.
Very much Obliged said the lady.
smiling sweetly. dear me. she sad.
putting on . stamp What horrid
bother \ u 20 stamp letters Why can't
we send letters and let the post-oiIico
send in their bill once = month";"
They might just Is well, said the
clerk. sympathizingly. '.l'll mention
the fact In my next message 70 Con-
gress."
win your How nice! But Won
mustn't mention my name. Say tho
idea was suggested BY North Side
society lady. won't yon?"
Certainly, am. said The clerk.
That's the second letter 1 have sent
70 Gcrty." said the lady. buttoning her
gossamer s'Gerty Is the sweetest girl
going 10 vassar now"
How does Gerry like vas<ar?" asked
the clerk.
'.Oh. Gerty likes vassar lirst-rate;
only she says they don't see much com
pany."
Paper! ali about the elcction!''
screamed . newsboy.
Dear me- exclaimed the lady. ibid
they have IN election Yesterday Who
Il President now?r
arthur, believe said Che clerk.
why. ! thought Arthur was rrcsi-
dent last year ?'
.Yes. 6ut he Il still President. \
''What was the election for. thcn?"
For gaugcrs 81 marmalade and In
spoctors Of hot biscuit" said the clerk.
"Oh! well. hope they'll get good
men. 1 attended the Woman's Con
gress awhile ago. and you know Il WAS
decided that The ladies ought % take
more interest in public affairs. Well.
good-by." and she sailed away.
who h that woman" asked The
next man II the line, who was shaking
end shivcring with rage.
Bust me II 1 know" said the clerk.
And the outflow Of stamps proceeded.
--Chjcogo lpfev Ocean.
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AZ sss s,sr ds s -, fs'so 3. g. ,de "a
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sossss On ee 2 ss ssssx os S ses
All osnes o. ,i fras;Ioss siersei II oa|sss
Ssss ss ss:t o sS,s ss ~ re- e's s sa
vss rs' sssshi'sSea s. Isr ~ uniform 10 s'nsIs
ana 3 ssa s ss 's; ~ VIE 'Ss Ss
NV; " iasrss:sd II order q Gsfrsy ~ =:
ga e s sea s ssF nos S e II q
stored. ana that TO even 4 ,le rIsk % dlnin-
i>hing' for time :! least, The rcclpes from
ses isss cs s q man NJ S. s
should b. held accountable for the entire cost
% not only q own collection and delivery, but
as @ esa saS ss s2y e ~ sssF CITATION
would bc followed ~ such CROWNS acces.
sss q sn,s: . &c y; u st.
once Department.
THE rEr.E0RAru.
The Posfmastcr.(;c ncral dcvofcs much Of Me
report % the consideration IN - various -
rrsph. such reelection q have been able 10
give % this subject since my last annual mes
sage. has NOT I'd me % change tho view which
o9a NINE q sSe fossmss;er. General ths!
over the I sc!esrsph which 4 Sss always sssr'
fl,ority IN the promises n ~ ample ~ has
ever been claimed for n. Il would not IN my
Judgment. Be- : wise usc Of that authority %
telegraph hines Or 10 construct others with
view o. entering into general composition
with private enterprises. The objections
hes e ana ndssd ssssss sny sSssem
which would require IN enormous increase In
the civil service. AZ. not. however apply %
comment and discussion. Il has been
wisely authorize dc Postmaster d cncrsl 70
ration for The srsnsnl"sisn Il messssss 4
specified rates and under Government super
vision. Various such schemes ~ the same
special charactcrisficr. have been surrrrted
which they have been supported and opposed
i fey d shas ne whole ar Is consdere
lhInes 4 involves - many questions of detail
aided el|<htiy, IL II iii. By any particular snr-
my belief. however, that tho Government
soS y sspsrssion over I'M interstate sese n
communication. and express the hope that
fcr attaining that end some measure may be
'' " UNIONS Mis-. ~F'''
The Attorney encral criticises. IN his r.
port. the provisions Of existing laws liking the
81 .na 49, Ia Y. ~ .'.,i
- y. ". ~ =, ~, 49,, ~ $500 ~
them were insrcd1ssd into that act from
. n a ~. 49, 1871 s'.,, s ,.: ..'ss
t,cr "a ,,i.hs We" fSrs'. la ,sx' xevc enccsei
ssx. ~ ~. nv .nS ' rreson.ne w"n15 n m.nx
instances IL justly regarded II the present
sy q ssesasi e sf hs n ss &c statutes as
ulatsd: .'--
zTro s.'s "a zs , x.ns s.1 s.ss
| compcnrafion of District Attorneys and Mar
| <hals. They should be paid wholly By salaries
nses s. e r. PM Y ,n s I, 3 Y nsv ss e
nssd ana ess
ss esu g "a sss 81 ass ~ T. ssss ~
PENSION vnxrp~.
Much Inssrsstins ana varied Information :
Interior: PaEtic9larIy esll your attention 4. 2
sisa ess:siee; . II: rssa@@snass!sas i ri
turs ct. ana ioF NOR sts1nEcnt iesi.'s ,
ne ssata!es which Prescribed t6e deaniilons
slons could doubles b made more effective
- pointed oas = 'Ss Secretary report: NV
have previously ref erred % me alarming
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r>>re ~, cor~n1 rcosona howevsr. ~
~ S;;ioSsI Ssz< snoo1 ~ ~ c<ss r:r,iIyy
lz..oss!,1sd ca!sl ssss{ ..:'s |: ~ !sS.
- ~i1l,v xs>,ixahiS' I'M A c.,Sn0nicsfton IS
IN An cxci>: ave ~ eholi>ici rrcrcf fkoss
s',,n. e s.ss s, enc ~ ,. sss'sn
"a ~ wS'cS ~ annual ~ sni ss<I9 sscs;ots
q ~ osss.epsns have BEEN ses s'esn e !ss
vSi'e I Sexs ~ 5o,,hs ffsr :siil f,,r<6cr rsfoc.
1Ions n,sr IS wisely made. az nof advise mo
Sicnsion ~ thIs session 81 any mcasorcs Tor
@rsS ~ ~ "a ase ssenn
not - yet becono snfacicnfly apparcnf %
ju<fifv INV radical revision 81 ;wc<Iinr modl-
heslI6as q ezisslnf Iaw: y ne Interval
~ 'e ~ Xs<cS IVA ~ ~ ds6oitois ~ -,
certsIned' : portion n least of oho surplus
revenues may Is wisely applied q 10 long
don ma pros|dln@ cosss dcisn%cs for ;Ss
cc,,s<rriou ~ an k.r,,orS Tkis n = usf<~r -
xhIch i Win sssIn sdrer[
sArzox<L ccHH.xcy;
.mutQiA!r!y a<@oci@!c1 ~un 49, u1-ucl4i
49,. NJ 5s'. /, ~. sh
n~fional currrncr< the <rrrcrs<e ar,ounf
81 bonj1 now 81 slepo<lf IN lhc trcasury - nD-
& os e a Nenr'v IN oc s ~ nv sno ooo
con@ irf; ~ nor ccnf4 WHICH ~ nIrcnlIv efnf-
~, = -, klc ~ <ir ,i<, ..,.,,c ~ T1~ >,x~~n-
mcn1. and arc likely % Is called II within Ices
than four year unless - a: menrtIne. sc
probable eject 81 such an extensive rclirc-
'nenf 81 the sccurifics which Are the basis 81
he .3Ses sfa As ton q ssos y :ssn
- produce crave commercial cmbarrass-
mcIfts. How can the danger g oov1sledf
tsos n ~ s<lIese S nrset;eshs ~ onpoPsosifv
- \, ~ A ~ :.,.er ke- e,-.s< I, h:c- ;.;st
Gated. Il sSe rsSennes q De next four years
shall - kept substantially conmcn:uro1o
WIN ne expenses, the volume q circulation
eos p ba - e sss ofss4 han X shere
shall oc great delay ~ reducing tnxexion. e
wlII become necessary either 20 ups<1tlsc
some other form q currency u place "a nc
shsnsss ia he ls~s ~ which their eiSss!ssios
conrse !. preferable. coinnend g your a:
:ssss:s! "a q si:s :ssjsss ssiss ssPs:s Z Z
nan t.s oe. ~ ~
~ <c-,,e<i-.., s.c.-, y, 49, ;~,<.,,c~.fI~ "
~. Trade poll.An
iries where silver passed = n value y sscer.
,al9cd p ~ wsisn, ana business. .,n = never e
these coins entered, however. into the volume
or our currency by common consent their
circulation n domestic trade has nov ceased
~. ..c,' 49, sho.,H ncr ~ ,onser nermisf:5
10 cmbarrass our currency system. recon-
mend that provision Be made for their rccep-
small III i pereenisse above re current marke;
price Of silver Of like nncness
crsro~e nr.-n.crs
~ secretary n ne Treasury sdxIse. !
CONSERVATION Of ctrt&Iu 0I the customs Oh
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11se2hee.. r':cs1 e. ,es F!.eF: s.a s1s MI a.1
(lons under one 6ax. which oGcrs ffcci0m -
c2nucrce .na prp11o'.. sc 1s.c,tr.as; 31s
t-11<-@ - .ut ~ ~ ..'I
49, n.t ~. ~ Ies.-1oens lo...c3,, So', .<
0s!;sl s!s'ss esnoo. . I.a!1srsn: . sh y!
yelSed u q I, 2sy ssso@s sdylsss1' isr =.
= Rsoao;ins &c yIsz:: q :ssds .ei rs'!dssss
encs ~ pouuc.i control a any enc nnpon'
r>.ve .uds5 S e ~ p1s WON message. %
s.-e5 ~. e::v e..;. ~ ~ $.,sn'.h v<ess Inii-e
1ra.1: ssess ns1sra ost|ss fSE ~ sr .ss
United Seafen imposes heavy export duty
upon t11f product
oCn PErnoLrUu ExP0nI1
,<v>s ~ rccfr1->ior. AZ to seorS<e ana 81
9os' rc1 fi 4 ~ '9,s ees s,ovI6s5 81 rse
,,..,.5 5S >S ,x,o 80, :n y s, ~.
irr ~ ;cfioo 81 RE senate. IL n not sdris-
S<|, - r~or;ds somc r1Ss~nrS " coulf@nlr
.ssss,'ss !. ss's:Ise: v'!a e,
ss.Hps &c k5ss s, .sss s c e
cs: e.a issIs h!so ne :sas T.lss q ..ss';
<,.1'. .S,cs -, eo1iie-7 a. o.,r xesseis ana
csrFoes n TIE Ansillts : resort = that course
THE rSAScEa
ne reporf Or the secretary Of the Treasury
rirss 4 nnIi ana Az interesfinx q cxhibis q She
sSsf ~ or,;Insrv reSenoe: rum III soorcss
fSr sne s> ysss sose S9s Ssrs Sss mount
"a fIom customs 81 ~ $50: from internal 4.
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Y thc rtvenuc for he nscaI year which wiIl
end On June -. I116, b estimated upon the
basis ~ existing lava ne Secretary = Or the
opinion that for that year the receipts vail e.
inclsdIns amount devotcd 70 10 sIikine fund.
Hitherto The surplus. - rapidly - 4 hna -.
cu11ulntcd, has been devoted % tho reduction
u the national debt A. result, The only
y The pleasure Of the Govcrnmcnt, arc ne
YFr cents. amounting 20 about U6 WU0.
the ~ per ccnie. amounting - 0z50OU00o.
snd nc va fE90 PER ccnte 4re not poya-
plus shall hereafter b. - large - the Trc1eu-
~ estimates now Indicate, the } per cent bonds
may 4II pe redeemed q least four years before
Inter- = ~ ssms ~: q q sc s7' of
turrln4 can - PAD q maturity and the
moneys <cQuI1i1c Tor Tie redemption 81 IN I
prr cen:z WV r. y &c treasury many ycsr1
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The Secretary OF the Treasury advises :
consolidation 81 certain Of the customs dis
tricrs Of the country. and suggests thai the
President be vested with such power In rcln-
ti0n thereto ~ Il now given him In respect 70
81 the Revised STATUTES. The statistics on
this subject which are contained in his report
furnish Of themselves strong argument IN
defense Of his views AZ tho adjournment Of
lection districts wne -. by executive orders
dated June =. l*<k directed that certain q
these districts Be consolidated The result
Der. which q present h but eighty-thrcc-
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have previously referred 20 the alarmInf
state Of ilIitcracy IN certain portions ~ III
country. and again submit for the considers
tion Of Congress whether some Federal III
should BE- extended % public primary cduca
sion wherever adequate provision therefor
has not already been made
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-12-14

Much interesting and varied information h
Interior. IparficnIariy call YOUR attention 10
his presentation OF certain phases Of the In
dian question: 10 bis Recommendations FOR
the repeal Of the presumption and timber cul-
% prevent frauds under the pension laws.
The statutes which prescribed the definitions
and punIehmcnte o. crimes relating % pen
by certain amendments and additions which
are pointed out in the Sccrctary's report.
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NAI1A8 DAHAA1M-
The Department Or Agriculture q accom-
plIehIng much N the direction 81 the egricuI-
furnl development Of The country. and The re-
port q the Commissioner. living the results
or biz investigation and experiments. viii Be
found interesting and valuable. AZ hts IN
stance, convention Of those Interested N
the cattle industry d the country was lately
held q Chicago. The prevalence Or pleur0-
pneumonia and other contagious diseases Of
animals was one of the chief topics Or discus
sion. "A committee Of the convention will H.
vitc your corporation IN investigating TIE
causes o. these diseases and providing meth
ods for their prevention and euro.
ALASKA.
trust that Cousress win not faIl % ~ pres
emit session % put Alnekn under the profcc-
t1on o. law. H. people have repeatedly ~
mon @frnl1d against our neglect % n1ori them
the maintenance and protection oxpresEIy
guaranteed by The terms d The treaty where
81 that Territory was ccdcd 20 me United
States. For sixteen years they have pleaded
"a without thc askino. They have nolawr Tor
the collection o. debts. the support Of cduca-
ti0n. tho conveyance n property. The admin
lsfration or estates Or the enforcement of
contracts. None. Indeed. for tho punishment
u criminals. except euch ~ offend aHnlnsf
ccrt4in cuotoms commcrco end navigation
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O g ~ c 6 Y.
ccII1ueo u3. IN
lectinR tho rev.
For military e.
tahiti : \ me ut4
0cn< Il1u1, river
and hnrDor Inn
UI#IIU|I& XWUIM
49,, = "a
var naval cs1nf,-
I|.n ~ rnI in
~1u<1In1r vrn1cI4
ma r-nchInrrv
n Imur0<erurn<
u nry yards.
NM orr,s1<IIfurea
IN 9ccr1onf of
District of Co
INN -
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viii be seen that in only = single Instance ha,
there been any disturbance Of the quiet condt
ton Of our Indian tr1bee--a raid from Mexico
into Arizona By = email party 81 indians. which
was pursued b. Gen. Crook into the mountain
region from which they had come Il n con
IdcnfIy hoped that serious outbreaks will mol
axain occur. and that the Indian tribes which
have for % many year. terrified the west VII
remain u pcocc4bIe submission
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was coined for the purpose Of trNlEc IN Coun-
tries where silver passed ~ NJ value. - n<ccr
taincd BY ~ weight and business II never
had legal tender quality Large numbers Of
these coins entered, however. into the volume
OF our currency by common consent their
circulation In domestic trade has now ceased
and they have thus become disturbing cle-
mcnt- They should not be longer Permitted
mend that provision BE- made for their rcccp-
ton by the Treasury and mints - bullion. q
q small percentage above the current market
price Of silver 81 like 1ncnese
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ne revenue for the present fiscal year. oct
al and es<;uatcd q - follows:
Actual for the Eetimated fos
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-07-26

The lawn party given by the Young
Ladies Missionary Society, last Thurs
day evening, on the handsome grounds
surrounding the residence of Mr.. VIM.
Baxter, was a pleasant success and
highly enjoyed by all present The
grounds were illuminated by rows of
Chinese lanterns. whose brilliant colors
added much to the decorative effect.
During the evening the baud boys. who
had courteously rendered their services,
discoursed some line music, adding
much to the pleasure of the throng. The
admission to the grounds was fixed at
ten cents and this proved astag gerer 20
those youngsters whose native modesty
prevented their facing the Old folks in
an attempt to secure Il partner for the
evening. However as the partner afore-
said was, in the majority of cases, Sc
cured during the evening, it is presumed
the boys brushed up their library of
excuses and made their seeming neg
lcct satisfactory over dish of delicious
icc-cream. After the evenings enter
tainment was over here some of the
younger class whose feet were CULVER
ing with desire to keep time to the
music of the merry waltz, secured
Hyde's Hall and music, and then filled
out the evening in enjoyable shape
under the harmonious leadership of Joe,
Charley, and Adolph. A count of the
cash showed that the society, as the
result of their open air festival, had
cleared net profit of little over fifty
dollars.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-07-26
CemDerance Neetiuy.

The Womans' Christian Temperance
Union of Wisconsin, is making arrange
ments for a temperance gathering, at
the Monona Lake Assembly grounds,
to commence August 9th, at the close
of the Sunday School Assembly, and
continue three days. Good speakers
are secured and an interesting pro-
gramme is being prepared.
Mrs. Mary A. Woodbridge, President
of the Ohio w. c. T. T., an eloquent
speaker and earnest advocate of
woman's work since the DAYS of the
Crusade, will be in attendance, also Mrs.
Mary b. Willard, editor of the Union
Signal of Chicago
A part of each day will be devoted to
institute work. and competent lecturers
provided for instruction in every depart
ment.
DIR. L. J. Patchin. of Fond du Lac.
will give his very interesting and in
structive lectures on 1.-The Nature of
Alcohols, its Physiological Effects, and
Use as a Medicine"
On Thursday there will be IA Band of
Hope meeting, with concert and recita-
tions by the children. AMI Chalk Talk
by State Superintendent.
Hon. I. ID. kanouse has been invited
to assist on the programme, aud cor
dial invitation is extended to the Good
Templars and to all other temperance
organizations.
Arrangements will be made with the
Assembly committee TO continue the
camping Accommodations through the
meeting at very small expense, and also
for communication rates on railroads.
Admission to the Grounds: Season
tickets, % cents; Single tickets, 10 cents.
Persons not in attendance at the
Sunday School Assembly and wishing
tents or cots for the temperance meet.
ing are requested % communicate with
DR.. A, II. Hollister. Madison, Wis.
ISABELLA Il. IRISH
ID. A. BEALE,
S. ID. WRIGHT.
Committee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-07-26
FennIInOre.

A great deal OF building is going On
here this summer, SO much so in fact
that it is almost impossible TO get
mechanics. DIR. Brown, MIR. Betham,
Mrs. Wensel, Adam Gillian, John Allan,
Martin Oswald and some others are
building or have quilt here in the viii
lage, while many of the farmers arc
building and repairing. Mr.. II. A.
Danklcff, has built one of the best
houses on Fennimore prairie. Ira Girls
void is putting up very large barn.
And others more than | can think of
are improving, showing "a truly pros
porous condition of the farmers and the
people generally.
Flynn, is now home from his immense
farm up near Arena, and is well pleased
SO far with his experiment.
There is very little sickness about
here this season thus far
Our schools are enjoying vacation
and its rumored that Prof. Showalter,
retires from the rule and rod for the
purpose of taking up the study of law.
Ii he proves rs good lawyer as he is
Il teacher he will make 4 mark that
young men can look up to.
Mr.. w. F. futile and family, re-
turned last Saturday from a two months
soiourn at his old home, at Richland
Center.
Farmers are now busy cutting hay,
the crop of which is immense, but the
weather not favorable.
MORE ANON.