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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-09-29
SCHOOL COMMITTEES.

Section % of the school law as
amended by the last Legislature,
reads as follows;
"Sec. %. For each white and each
colored school district there shall. be
elected biennially by the county
board of education OF the respective
counties, on the Tuesday after the
first Monday in October, a school
committee of three persons, whose
term of service shalt begin the first
Monday OF December following,".&c.
According to the above the school
committees are to be appointed next
Tuesday, Oct. End, 1888, and it is
earnestly desired that the Board OF
Education County Commissioner
will be careful to select the very
best men. If it be known that any
school committeeman has heretofore
neglected or refused to attend to
the duties Of, his office, don't reap.
point him, it makes no difference
who recommends him.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-09-29
OR1NGE COUNTY SUPE-
RIOR COURT.

The Fall Term Of this Court will
begin at Hillsboro next Monday and
continue two weeks. Judge James
c. MacRae will preside. There are
on the Criminal Docket So cases,
and on the Civil Docket Al cases.
The State VS.. Tony Borland, col,
for the murder OF Ellen Couch, col,
in the city of Durham, Durham
county, has been moved TO this
county, and trial set for Thursday,
Oct. 4th. Elsewhere in this paper
we publish a Court Calendar giving
the dates set for the hearing OF the
most important civil actions. Be-
low We republish a list Of the jury
men TOR the term
First Week: VIM. II. Harvard,
David Anderson, ID. F. Crawford,
John r. Wilson, Wm. r. Thomp-
son, William S. GRAY, Robert
Sharpe, Geo. NJ. Hobbs, John Rose
mond, Thomas NJ. Cheek, Charles
X. Miller, David Hayes, Jr., Thos.
z. Bradshaw, Henry Y. Harris, Viii
son Whitfield, colored, John T. H"-
gan, John Manor, Henry Ray (of
JoAn) Thomas +. Hogan, J. w.
Fowler, Franklin A. Sykes, Jos. S.
Mckee (of Prudy) David B. Miles,
John w. Copeland, Andrew NJ. Jor.
dan, S. A. Sykes, Sidney G. Durham:
A. A. Murray, Levi Lockhart, G. p,
Check, Geo. NJ. Pratt, L. NJ. Jordan
J. +. McCadams, Geo. c.: Ray, Il
NJ. Wilkinson (of DAM aud Wilson
Brown.
Second Week.: William NJ. Nc
Cadams, Mebane WORKMAN, Lemue
l.. Rice. J. w. Dickey, A. NJ
Breeze, John NJ. Smith, Newton Z
Wilson, Presley Riley, w. H. Spar
row, Thomas J. Hogan, Freeman
Hath, colored, II. =. Smith, DAVE
NJ. Lewis, Henry Haley, Henri.
Link, VIM. Crawford, Jas. w. Ba
con and Waiter Harrison.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-09-29
ADVICE TO

Are you disturbed at night and
broken OF your rest by a sick child
suffering and crying with pain of
cutting teeth? If so, send at once
and get a bottle Of Mrs. Winslo~'s
Soothing Syrup tor Children Teeth
ing. Its value is incalcuIable. |,
will relieve the poor little sufferer
Immediately. Depend upon it.
mothers, there is no mistake about
it. Il cures dysentery and diarrhoea,
regulates the stomach and bowels,
cures wind collie, softens the gums,
redaces inflammation, and gives tone
and energy TO the whole system.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for
Children Teething is pleasant to The
taste, and is the prescription of one
of the oldest aud hes, female phvsi.
clans and nurses in the United States
and is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price %
cents a bottle.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-09-29
FLOR the Ohary
For the Observer.
LIFE AND SALVATION OF COL,
IN CHRIST.

81 l.. W. W.
If God had not devised the plan,
In Eden's early day,
What would have been the hope OF
For life's Eternal way?
God promised Eve that of her seed,
He would create a son..
In whom He would suDdue the deed,
Through her the serpent wen.
The serpent's head the Son should
bruise,
And bind him DER to death,
He shall have God-like power to use
And blast him with his breath.
The Son Of Man will be revealed,
With fire, He will consume
The daring serpent then will yield.
No more his power resume.
When that victorious day shall come
The saints of light shall know.
That Christ shall reign, the Victo,
One;
And Heaven, be here below.
Behold this Victor Son shall make,
The heavens and earth anew"
All this he'll make, for our sake,
This bright ecstatic view!
The new creation, now complete,
T God did devise the ''way,"
The christians all with JOY replete
Hail the Eternal Day.
HUI, N. c., July 2Sth, 1883.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-09-29
RESIGNATION or JUDGE
Il UEVIN.

For some time the resignation of
this distinguished gentleman has
been looked for. One day last week
his resignation was forwarded to the
executive Office where it was re-
ceived and accepted by acting Gov.
Robinson. Who will fill his place ?
Some man, perhaps a good lawyer,
may be appointed to the vacancy,
but we doubt if there is any man in
North Carolina equal 10 our Judge
kufin. None know him who do
not love and respect him. OF his
resignation the State Chronicle says :
Judge Thomas Rufin, of the Su.
preme Court. has sent his resigna.
ton to the Governor, the cause be
ing i'll health and overwork. There
is but one comment possible, and
that is simply an expression of re.
g%ret--publ.c regret that our great
jurist, perhaps our greatest, is
obliged to abandon the high place
he has so h%onorably filled, and per
sonal regret that his health is i'm
paired !; although it is to his great
honor that he has allowed his con
scientlous devotion to the State &c
work him physical ill. 1t is hoped
universally, that relief will bring
strength"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-09-29

Some evil disposed person, who
does not fear God, or respect the
laws of the land, shot Mr.. w. II.
Andrews mule last Monday night.
The mule was in a lot rear Mr.. AS
house when t was shot. Twenty
seven buck-shot were taken out Of
the right side Of the mule, and it
died last Wednesday.
MIR. S. NJ. Gregory, the Great.
Banjoist of Gen. Lees army, assisted
by Mr.. Thomas Glenroy the celebra-
ted Magician and Illusionist, Will
appear in one Of their chaste, unique
and original entertainments at this
place in Masonic Hall, on Friday
night, Oct. 5,h, 1883. Admission
% cents, children Is cents.
Little Jessie jackson who lived
with Mr.. Berry Andrews mp to the
death Of that gentleman, has been
kindly provided with j home in the
Oxford Orphan. Asylum. There be
will receive educational and other
advantages that will help to make
him a good man and worthy citizen
The Orphan Asylum is a great in
s,itution, and it's officers and teach
ers are engaged in a glorious work
The County Commissioners me-
last Thursday to settle with Sheriff
Hughes.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-09-29
J. L. CURRIE,
County Superintendent.

SToNEWALL JACKsON's WIFEASD
DAUGHTER LIONIZED. Mrs. Gen.
Jackson and her daughter, Miss
Julia, are still in Boston, the guests
Of the State of Massachusetts. They
are not allowed to spend a cent OF
money for anything and are always
escorted about by some distinguish
ed attendants. Carriages and street
cars are always at their disposal
free, and they are always given pri-
va,e boxes at the theatres. The
greatest attention is being shown
them wherever they go and Boston
is lionizing them. Truly the era of
reconciliation has begun and the war
has been forgotten.-C Charlotte Jour-
uut- Observer.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-09-29

-Postmaster General Gresham
has written a letter to the Postmas-
ter at New Orleans instructipg him
not to deliver registered letters to
the New Orleans National Bank,
which, since his previous letter, has
been receiving money through the
mails for the Louisiana State Lot
terry. We would like to see the
names ct Generals Beauregard and
Early Withdrawn from the lottery
concern. If it is not q swindle as
the Postmaster General seems to
think it is, it has suspicion about it,
and whoever thought that Beaure-
gard or Early would ever coun-
tenance anything of the kind, any.
how?
To Mr.. John Il. Shackelford,
Secretary of the E~dgccombe Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Fair Asso-
citation, we return thanks for a com
%plimentary ticket to the Sd Annual
Fair to be held at Runnymede Park,
Tarboro, n. c., Oct. 3Oth and 31st,
and Nov. LIST and 2nd. The Associ.
alton offers $1,000 in premiums, and
it is claimed that the exhibits in all
the departments will be the largest
ever seer in any Southern Fair.
The Boston Globe in noticing
the industrial exposition says ",he
North Carolina exhibition is neatly
arranged and is we'll worthy of the
most careful inspection. The great
display Of cereals and minerals can.
not be passed by without many in.
luiries, and the gentlemen attend.
ants are ever ready to give The mos,
complete information"
Mr.. Geo. w. Mayo, Secretary
OF the State Agricultural Society o.
Virginia, sends the editor and lad,
a complimentary ticket to the Nir
ginia State Fair TO be held in Rich
mond, Va, Oct. 3lst, Nov. LIST an,
2nd. The railroad companies ha,,
made low excursion rates, and til,
occasion will be a very entertaining
and interesting ore.
--Russia is making active prep
arations for war all along the Ger
man and Austrian frontiers.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-09-29
JUDGE EYNCH IN NORTH
CAROLINA.

WILMINGTON, n. c., Sept. 22nd.
Dispatches to the Star report the
hanging by lynchers, in Richmond
county, on Friday morning, Of a ne
gro named Archie Johnson, for at.
tempting TO outrage q white girl
only six years of age, the daughter
OF a highly respected planter of tina,
county. johnson was LET, hanging
on the tree with a placard pinned to
his breast bearing the words "Our
wives aud daughters mus, be pro-
tected."
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-09-29

When you feel yourself gradually
breaking down don't wait until you
have taken to your bed. While you
are still able to be up and abou,
fight the grim monster disease by
the use OF proper restora,ives. The
best remedy for malaria, indigestion,
weak kidneys, constant fatigue, fits
of dizziness, heart disease, short
breath and other complications of a
disordered system is Browns Iron
Bit,ers. Its magic influence in con-
quering diseases of an exhaustive ma
ture Is mos; astonishing.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-09-29
r NEWS.

Hon. David Davis and wife have
been visiting relatives of Mrs. Davis
at Durham.
Winston Leader : While Rev. c..
G. Dodson was preaching at Smith
Grove camp meeting last Saturday
night, a highland moccasin crawled
on, into the aisle from among some
ladies', and began to strike in every
direction. One young lady barely
escaped. This threw CONSERVATION
among those near his snakeship.t A
youth, wearing a pair of heavy boots
demolished the reptile, and the SER
vices proceeded.
Milton Chronicle Keogh was
telling Pat Winston a plan OF his
for the next campaign. Pat lent an
attentive side ear on the corner and
heard him through, and then ex-
claimed with rapture, BOUNDS |!
Keogb, it's a capital idea 1t will
beat the Republicans ten thousand
votes p ayes, but that's exactly
what 1 don't want it 10 d." said
Keogh. "Oh, blank it all !" cried
Pat, II haven't been long enough
over to remember where l ami
Newbern Journal We were
shown a handful of rice heads taken
from the farm OF Mr.. John Dawson,
in this county. 1t was quite fine,
some of the heads measuring II
inches long. Mr.. Dawson has 80
acres of this rice in Charlton swamp,
and it is thought 1t will yield be-
tween four aud FIVE thousand bush
els. Mr.. w. S. Wooten, OF Pitt,
our informant says, has eight acres
that will beat Mr.. Dawson's. There
are heads in his that will measure
over IA inches.
Raleigh News-O Observer In re.
ply to a suggestion of the Neacs auo
Observer, all Edgecombe gentleman
offered to give 500 towards raising
a fund to endow a home for disabled
Confederate soldiers. Mr.. II. c
Eccles, of Charlotte, next respond
t ed. And now "a Private" steps /.
the front with a subscription o
:. $500. Let the ball roll on. Come
! gentlemen, you cannot lay up your
treasures anywhere else that will Sc
, rebound to your credit and evinct
!, your largeness Of heart and patriot
ism ore than by falling into rank:
f along with these liberal fellow-cit
liens. Who next? I'VE don't know
who IA Private" is, but suppose BIZ
is the same young man that lives il
Durham, who is foremost in ever,
good work in behalf OF his church
State, county or town, and Away!
gives literally. Long)may be livt
and always have plenty of none,
to give, for in doing this he seem.
! happy.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-09-29
\ LITERARY MAN WENT
WEST.

The limestone water of Ohio dis.
ordered his bowels and laid him on
a bed of sickness with horrible
cramps. For three days and nights
he was wre,ched. Then he said
"why didn't l think Of PERRY DA-
vIs'S PAIN KILLER" He sent for
it and experienced such prompt and
thorough relief that he said he was
. fool for not getting it at first.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-09-29
NOTICE TO

Those who wish to apply for Ger.
tificates to teach in the Public
Schools of the County, will please
remember that the End Thursday in
October is the next regular day for
examining teachers. l will be at
the Court House, in Hillsboro, by
nine o'clock in the morning. Come
prepared to stand a written exami-
nation.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-09-29

People of Orange, wake up,
and 60 to work and put your roads
in good condition The present
condition of the roads is a disgrace
to the county.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-09-29

~ How would it do for the
people of Orange to give the whole
of the last week in October to work
ing the public roads
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-09-29

This cause coming ~. IL be heard AMI
it appearing 10 the -a.t>ttc'ies II tie
Court that Harrison Powell i. anon
re >ident Of this state. anal uersonSl Susl-
nous in Thu action .ani.ot Le had !;
now. thereto. Oh notion 81 \. W.
Graham. attorney for i.a'utlif. il j. or
,iartd that 4 notice - III tcfiosa BE-
published for iogir suc. e-~lte weeks in
lie tsANGE COUNTY tE@EgELE. Il
new-l per II shed il - tpnn 81
iiilI-lpro. RS. in. t. PENDANT 10
APPEAR al this lice .. IL LIST day o.
Dctouer. l>SJ. aiid den44r - or answer
tie complaint filed herein. OF judgment
will be given for the Eeiitf .Ieulaneiee!
Iii hi, complaint.
PRIDE JONES. {. :. 4.
md Probate Ju.i...
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-09-29

4 TRIED AND RELIABLE CURE.
n for ailments oil Ladies. Will aid
Nature prevents Nausea. and Nervous
ness. and should be taken during the
critical period. Has saved man, Ilse-.
Endorsed by thousands Of ladies n tie
best remedy OF Its kind. ANY Drug
gist. $l-G.
ISislevS I3u<.hu. the be-,
liuretic ana tonic. Cures mos. kifincg
and Bladier troubles. Weakness. White,
and Pain i'll Back. Stlper-edes all
other kidney remedies. All Druggists.
xl.0r Bottle.
CHARLES +. RISLEY.
New Iof..
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-07-26
The Gypsum Valley Farmers' Clul

The Gypsum Valley Farmers Club
met ut the house of b. Reynolds, Esq.
There was y large attendance to meet
the newly married pair, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis. Mrs. Lewis was one of the
Bridge bellies, and sister to Commits
sioncr Miller. The boys Of Bridge are
i'm despair ut losing such prize, and
envy the happy man who has taken
his beautiful bride to his Denver
home. May joy and peace be ever
theirs, is the wish Of their numerous
friends. The proceedings Of the club
opened with music by Miss Thwing ;
the discussion Of the question "Are
modern improvements more advan-
tageous on the farm or In the house, /"
were discussed with animation by
Messrs. BatdOrf, Post. Van Eaton and
Lloyd; the select reading Of Mrs.
Peeler was excellent. and the essays
of Mr. Willis and Mr.. Lloyd were very
interesting. as also the: paper Of DR..
Van Eaton. The meeting closed after
very pleasant time with some fine
singing by Mrs. Adams. The club
will meet in four weeks at the house
Of +. Rogers, Esq. Programme for
next meeting, opening music subject
OF discussion-wheat raising, the best
mode, time Of sowing, and quantity Of
seed-to be opened by DIR. Van Eaton;
essayists, w. q. Hixson and w. {.
Park :; select readers, Miss J. Rodgers
and Mrs. Reynolds; editor of paper,
T. ID. w. Manchester g. W
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-07-26
!taks Ayers PHI. lbf IN purpoe,1 s,

Take Ayers Pills Sbf III purposes s.
. purgativs. for Constipasion, Indi-
gestion, Headache aud Liver con-
plalnt. BY universal accord, they an
the best Of purgatives for family NE.
We have resolved our supply Of
Ovefcoats for the coming winter. We
hsd IN opportunity to buy them
cheap and therefore sent our order
early. II b almost too hot 70 talk
about overUoats. but II you think Il
worth while 10 save two or three dol
lars by buying now, come and - ~
and purchase one for next winter, -
three dollars can not he made easier.
ROrHscHILD Bros.
WANrED.-A small house Of three
or more rooms TO rent. Good tenant,
and will retain house II suitable one
year or more. Address Box -. SalIna,
Kansas.
Go East and visit your Kinfolks.
Through tickets and checks to all
points, East, North West and South,
atlowest rates. Maps, time tables and
information for all upon application
at the U. p. depot. 25-smos.
For RENr.-A 6ne brick store room
In the Daily block. cast.
Why Is the loadstone magnetic :
See Peoples Cyclopedia, p. 1893.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-07-26
The Normal Institute.

The third week of the Institute ].
i'm progress with an increased nj.
tendance, in all siXty-seven. The in.
structOrs are continuing in their ef
ficient labor, making the Normal d
source Of pleasure and profit to all at
tending. Prof J. II. Garfield lec.
tured here Thursday night lest on the
subject Of Self-Government. Those
who attended were charmed with the
Professors eloquence. He spent the
next day at the institute and aroused
the enthusiastic applause Of the
teachers by one Of his unique and ir-
ristibly humorous speeches. Rev. NJ.
=. Gates, Of Mcpherson, visited us on
Friday, and greatly delighted the
teachers by giving them q view Of the
sun through his fine astronomical
telescope. In the evening he lecture,i
to an appreciative audience at the
Presbyterian church ON the subject Of
Astronomy. The next lecture Of the
course will be delivered nj the Luth-
eran church by Prof. w. II. Carruth,
Of the State University, on Thursday
evening. the 18th. His subject will
be "What Kansas School Teachers are
Doing. The Professor Ii y fine
speaker and those who attend will be
amply repaid.
J. w. ARMSTRONG,
u. A.HOUGH,
Reporters.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-07-26

Ao6oFoo -
TIE vsashsr b noss ''salubfiouss"
A bsautifsl rain Monday.
Farmers are more pleased since tl.'t
rain.
John Chelson bought an acre Of
er0und Of swan AndefSon. John 10
going to put up . wind. grist mill.
During the rain storm Monday,
Mr.. Norton, Of Salina, received .
shock from . stroke Of lightning.
while In &. r. Undefwood's elevator.
Mn. Z. E. Swanson also felt the
shock.
The immortal "paiuter" Peterson,
In putting on the finishing touches ON
d. Kncx's new front. The painter
says it will look ''skucuni" when u Is
done.
Our farmers are taking the advan-
tage Of the good condition Of the
ground and are busy at work blowing,
and making ready for . larger crop Of
wheat than ever.
Shoemaker Reed IL building IN I'D.
dition to his building. Reed has not
enough room and Il preparing to
move his fasuily down 'stairs. A good
move; IL saves the woman.
James Wells. formerly o resident
Of Liberty township, but now doing
an extensive business In harness In
Salina, was here one day this week,
calling upon the business men and
visiting his old friends He sp, ass
favOrAbly Of our town and gave Us lie
good qualities Of our harness maker,
Nelson.
OlOf Hesler, living three-fourth- II
mile northwest If Assaria, requests
me to say that there Is n little gray
mare pony ut his house, having tie
appearance Of having raised colt
this year. that he does not want and
the owner can hsveby calling for 1t.
NJ MORE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-07-26

The Council Grove Repu Giicdn Of
July 18th, speaks rs follows concern.
ing the Topeka, Salins & Western:
Our enterprising friend. Frank
Lower, loaded the first car on the new
road on the west side Of the river on
Monday, with new wheat from the
Bennett farm, To be shipped direct TO
Texas for amarket. The whistling Of
the locomotive and the leading and
unloading Of cars OH the west side Of
the river and only two blocks from
the very center Of business, Ia an era
long wished for, long waited for. and
long desPaired Of, In the Grove, which
has come nj last 50 quietly that many
Of our busy citizens have hardly mo-
ticed the fact With IL comes the vim,
the energy and the power Of y new
life to Council Grove and its business,
which will live on and grow through
the long years Of prosperity during
which the lAbOrs, the perplexities, the
difficulties and the disappOintnients
of the long and weary effort for an
east and west road will be forgotten or
remembered only ~ the vagaries Of q
troubled stream. To-day Council
Grove enters upon new era Of life,
business and prosperity, such a. the
past has never known. All honor to
the men who have labOred SO long, 80
patiently, and SO successfully for our
new road.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-07-26

On Saturday afternoon, July II,
1883, at the home Of Commissioner
Arson Miller. Mr.. J. q. Lewis, of Den.
yer, was married to Miss Clara Mil
Ter, the ceremony being conducted 10y
Rev. Mcdowell. Mr.. aud Mrs Lewis
started by Sunday afternoons train
for Denver, in which place they will
make their future home Mr.. Lewis Is 8
young gentlemen well spoken of, who,
no doubt, will prove worthy Of the
prize he has gained-the bride being
not only one Of the most charming
but most estinlable of Gypsum creek =
daughters.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-07-26
There is no reason for disgu ising the

There is no reason for disgu isihg the
fact that the hot weather which has
prevailed at times for the last two
weeks has done u vast amount OF
damage to the corn crop. The corn
on the upland is almsst entirely il no,
quite ruined. Along Gypsum creek
there has been sufficient rain TO keep
the corn i'm good condition and it is be-
lieved the crop will be very good. The
rain which came Monday afternoon
may save very fair crop to those liz.
ing i'm the valleys south and east. No
amount Of rain will make a crop OH
high lands north and northwest.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-07-26
: NOu Cosnbeio ltems.

Sunday was the most disaxreeab le
day Of the season, the wind scorching
everything In Its path.
A. w. Baker and J. 8. Fash have
invested In steam thresher and have
commenced work. This In the fifth
steam thresher and fully that number
Of horsepower machines at work In
this vicinity.
I. H. Wells and Emanuel Throne
are the only old soldiers representing
New Cambria 1t the reunion In Den
yer this week.
The many friends ofthe Rev. A. d.
Kirkland will be panied TO hear that
he WAS seriously injured by falling
from his barn while repairing the
roof and will b unable to Re about
for ut least . month.
Walter NJ. end win C.. Lewis have
taken advautagg Of the excursion raies
and gone 70 Denver 10 visit theil
father.
The p.eaie Il Wslls' grove vaa
largely attended ard posed on pleas
antly. Mr.. Hnaeh, the restsuiantel
Of solomon, furnished ice cream and
lemonade to the multitude.
Miss Lizzie Donmyer ID spendiusthe
week with the Misses Gertrude and
Bessie Bhrtnef. sch0olmates living In
femaAgo, Ellsworth county.
Nm Geo. Slonaker left for Chass,
Rice county, Tuesday morning, q
viaif her brother, Geo. w. LoVUan
who h lying very dangerously sick I
-