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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-03-23

AT the annual commencement of the
Woman's Medical College of Penn9yl-
vania, at Philadelphia yesterday. the
degree or ii. d. aas conferred o. s.
women, ono OF whem was from Palcs
tine.
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Marlin to himself. as he traversed the
( wintry gloom of tire midnight streets.
oh. l have 1t! I'll give it to Fanny
Glen and she eau make Christmas
present of it to her little black icy ed
cousin
lie laid the doll. rejoicing. on the
sofa, and went 10 bed, sinking into
dreanland Just aboqt tue time that
Fanny Cieu was taking the hairpins
out OF her magnificent golden hair
before the dressing bureau in her own
apartment.
why. Fanny. what ails you?' cri-
Ell Dora. her elder sister. .You are
cryiugr
/ Il am so tired guilty confessed
poor Fanny.
And she wept herself to sleep think
ing now foolish she had been, and
that or course Martin Elersie didn't
care straw about her. Why should
he?
Mr. Ellerslie rose the next morn.
ing full OF his momentons resolve.
and made snch toilet that the laud-
ladl's little boy seeing him go out
with big doll, neatly encased in her
pasteboard box. under his arm, elac.
ulated
oh, my eve, what a swell =
The black eyed little cousin admit.
7 ted him. Yes. Cousin Fanny was at
home-would he walk into tho par
Tor?
And our hero, before he had made
up hls mind IN what terms TO bcstcw
his gift, found himself bowine and
sn.iiing To a lair.haired vision in IL
sunny little room, surrounded By
heaps OF cut flowers
How do YOU do, Mr Ellerslie,' SAID
Fanny coloring and smiling. Il am
making boquets, you see, for 70.
night
Exactly So said Martin, and then
ne reflected bow much more appropri.
ate remark he might have made.
: and turned very red.
Pray sit down. said Fanny.
Little fact is. Miss Cien,' said
SIR. Eilerslie, plunging in sheer des-
peraii2n into the mdstof his subject !:
Il have cal. sd hope YOU won't be
veXed-you have -anly 10 say so If YOU
don't liky it,
Fanny droppedeher spris OF hello.
trope and, looked up in surprise.
i know it isp. of nlucheonsequence.
went on Martin, turning the pastboard
box round and round in confusion.
.bnth you will accept--I'yc known
aud estsamed yoasso long, and
Thc damask roses dccpcneef on
fanny's fais taco. 1t Rad come 1T last,
the proposal abe had Anticipated 80
long and anxious.y
] Not II Iauch conscq,s< ice Oh,
DIR, El'ers'ie,' abe repeate.s rcproach.
8 iaiiy.
Womb .yo1 ifot care Tor up. he lie.
n'anded, quite Obvious In tho einsssr-
rass'neat of The rnomcnt That he hadn';
even aamed the Gift.
Care for it?' the tears spari<icd ~
Fanny's eyes 'Whcfiyou know thu,
/ love you, Martin
And she San straight into the arms O,
our astonished hero.
When he went down the door steps
IL 49,, - Is
he - I H''' a.; az go, gms"seu man DO" ana when
III la, ''' Ni;" unset Ana as late
"""iu nave IL tue nrst parsonage
I ns "'o'h he stumbled was Guy
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-03-23

degree OF Al. ID. yGs cOntcrrea o. g.
women, ono OF when was from PaIcs.
tine.
The agricultural fIurcs of The United
States census of 1880 are Of huge pro-
portions. slcge they arc:
Number oe farms. cos. 90 ;
Acres oil improved land. -.2Sl, IA .ni2
Value OF farms ,.-.....Si0.l 97 ,096. 77G
Value OF Implements. .40G $40 .o55
Value OK live stock ii, 500. .6i GOO
Valne Of farm products. -, 2l3 4o2. 56t
SENATOR BAYARDs DEScRIpTi0N OF
THE KASAwHA YALLEY-!n lila speech
advocating the adjustment OF the du.-
~ on salt. Senator Bayord thus dc.
scribcs what lie sax in the salt regions
OF The kanawha Valley . Vest Vugil-
ia, when he visited I'll. seclioa ABOUT
{ Give years ago. NJ. Bayerl SAIL:
'Ahout twelve years az, IT, was IN,
sood fortune 10 20 Gcsoss the great
State I! VI est Virginia by the soutH-
ecnurc St :cltc ii railway lfcsn RiCi.u, Il
tn the ,JNn OF Charleston, anu thea Ia
huntington, OF the OaIo river. l. was
the Il 81 tim. tn ever seen tue Val
ley ot the KaAcwha not only marvein,;,
ior lis picturesque h-AUtv ANT .3r the
engineering tk;is lhat aas 80 invaded I;
ny the chesapeake /; OHIO goal. bat It
VAS exceedingly InjgiC ti.g n q iiisiC.
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SOUTH 9yaneIt :yntellisenser.

RoMNEY. FRIDAY. MARCH %, 1888.
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HARPER S PERIODICALS.

llsrp"t- FiRu.iin Square Library,
Csc eN O.! intss) ~ o.
Foe age F,rs - - ! subscribers IN the ( uted
states o. CtuSIa.
Th, VoluDr7 o. .ir Rf77r baEil Ei'A ihs Gtst
Number Tor Jssu,rv az cncb year. when no
line t. mrn i1nei IL viB ho urlerstCol Urv
tbe sp1scrih.r e's'rs W. commence With ths
ynr.urr next after he prr.f,t cot order
Tie last iaur kr7lel Volumes OF Harper p
g,zar, Ia meet c'.th Li11i1L VIII re sent by
b-odl. postage pljt. or Us cvptes tres ct eN
pea.s ,rroy.isd 't0 reGt' C. uo' r1tf-a one
scfl4r Der Volume n- Gy PEE Volume.
81 t ttsls 'or olcI val.le fuIJsI. flr
t..dial oiI he sent o. rlHil, postpaid. oa rs-
e.jct o. s, 0I ca 49,
DeniDBacas shoHlA bs made By FoftO Office
N,ua, order &C. Dfift - avoid char 20 y i1ss
NsNsp,pets ace not 20 eo1y this advertise.
mont siihout ,he ,zprsls order Of Harper +
Fso'lel3. Adde'S
HAEpER & BROTHERS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-03-23

DEorsY rs Tie CHssv .-ra4 flush
ing JopHat says that lGiy IN tha.
town cnrei herself % dr0psv in ibc
Guest, by irg root of TIE qfracB DIS
ley. A few cleaned roots were s0ilef
~ quart Of voter. until n VS. ilmiu-
ished ~ q pint. y psa'e,iiy dp.ing ti.r
iay mall qIar'fy va taseg. mi yt.s
ei.b a porii'n of g!u. aad every syiap
Ton disappeared. After q few dcses tDe
g'n was Omitted and Csc }rcoct.On unif
used. Th3 Jop5a1i yogcbel or ths
trltaui this.
10 PrNcat choking break Gu cer ~
90 a cup end gvc ii 20 The person ch1t
ing 30 swallow. The atts 1i he e9l
seems % c. gh arsGul tuc oesia BE- -u5
.eao~e 90. ll OBS e~ dc ust ta.g 8.
.ue purpose Us auo.usr Toe waite .
al that - mecca --, 81
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Delicate Indian pdi;ns: Doe faass
ct milk, scaldcf. TWO bcapin. tables
spoonfui ut meal, cook tweivc mjnntcs.
SUR into ;h's one Tablespoonful OF but
ierthcn beat three ss.s with four tsh.c.
spoonful OF butter then beat three cygs
with four tablcspoonsfai OF sugar. one-
half teaspoonful Of ginger. salt 20 taste.
mix all thoroughly, and bake one hour.
rrv i.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-03-23

GIN0Eg PCFFs.-TalSe bali porr,l
81 -four, four e1->, QUO t,asp0onfuI o.
ground ginget. little grated nn,neg.
N ounce 90 Puivefized sugar All jail =
glass OF wnito wine. Add the ginger.
sugar and 90 mez TO thc n7ur, and pix
All icgctlcr With the e,gs ven beasen
anh th9 half 81 ss Of wine. Baks 40
mixture 10 cups in quick oven.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-03-23

Cream Cookies ere made Of oae e. -.
H.. OF butter, one -pfuI OF sggss, thee
tab poonsiDl of swccfs ersass, T. 4 n
tens spoonful 81 crestr IL tartsf md y ~
4 tesspoon'ul OF sode. dsyof with elm
namon or nutmeg, or, " you " D to
have them very delcsie. 1ayor slth ex-
trac. OF lemon Or roso 1atsr
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SAUCE FOR MEar. hot sIuco for
meas. which viii be found very pig-
uent and appetizing. may be made ~
chorping 2 onions very nue and adj
ding them 10 C II tomatoes; also
toaspoonfni each of pepper. cinnamoa
cloves, salt, just gra tag Of nutmeg
and pinch Of grornd mace. Let
these all boil together unit. The toma
toes are thicSening: then take from
the fire and stir into 1t n cupful OF
strong viuegar.-C,uafry Geniema,s.
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MoLAssEs PoUND CAkg Take q
cup OF sngsr and cup OF butter anil
heat 10 cream; add n cup OF molas-
scs; two beaten eggs; q c.p cf swce.
milk: Tablespoonful of soda. 'lissolv,
in milk into four cups of aout, well
sift.1. mix $40 tcaspoonsful Of efeau,
tartar. stir NIL together then add ,c,
cuptul Of raisins, we'll dvelgci Wit,
Hour: ,eacupfai OF cnrrants; two tea
spoonsful Of clupamoa; on. af cicveS.
aud wiaesiass of brsniy, il YOU wiqh.
This will make two round loaycs.
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pon'tce o. fresh tea~Issyss uois.
tened with wr'sT VII cure sue 90 lho
IS cid.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25
Hartford News
HARTFORD, Jan. 81.

LiARTFORD, j an. al.
We are enjoying some solid and Arc
tic winter weather. Sleigh-ridiDg with
pretty girls is all the rage among the
big boys of this vicinity.
Greer & Way shipped two car loads
of fine hogs from this PLACE to Kansas
City Saturday morning.
Capt. / A. Taylor went TO Topeka
yesterday.
]. W. Osborn sold TO Greer X Way
eighiy-two head of fat cattle, averaging
1885 pounds, at $40 per hundred, and
they drove them 10 Reading to ship 10
Kansas City.
Thos. Evans, brother of j. j. Evans,
stopped in town to-day ON his way 10
Old Mexico
Stephen Rule died lat Saturday morn
ing of consumption, at the residence of
his mother on Eagle creek.
Some Of The farmers of this neighbor.
hood are WORKING on the railroad east af
Neosha Rapids
Wolf & Rodgers are putting The tin
roof ON Thomas Campbell's new brick
building.
The lightning rod peddler is in this
ncighborhood. Farmers, look little
out how you sign contracts and npio s
al forty cents per foot when the material
costs seven and one half
The editor Of the NEWS was off his
b Use when be said DIR. Lamphear Was
editing the Sentiment of the Northwest
at Aichison. 1t takes ell the time the
pr. has To roll out pills.
w j. F. Hardin was In town to day
shaking hands with the dear people. He
expects TO run for township lrusieee at
the February election
w. f. Bakers little son was bitten by
mad dog Sunday. MIR. B. look him
to Paola - mad stone, on Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Croker is very low with
pneumonia
The debate last Friday night did not
come off according To program. II was
changed to: Resolved. That the women
''shant" be allowed 10 vote Aftirma-
tiye--Prof. Soaring and F. Robertson
negative Il. t. SBediker and J
P. Chumlea- Judges decided two for
the affirmative and one for The negative.
The old phrsnolasist was in town hast
night collecting the small change from
the boys.
Charles Shaver's baby is very sick
w. P. Gould went to Burlington To-
| tlay on business
Baysinger s. ChahRel received two
/ new show cases this morning.
The members If the Hartford Mason
&c lodge expect To goio EmporIa Frbrua,
~ 1st, TO attend he dedication oT the
new hill MoDoCK
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Fremont Findings.

TUESDAY, Jan. "a
Good time To store ice in some of the
cellars As the fruit and vegetables are
frozen, they might hi. kept over il ihey
were packed in ice
We have fears that our peach crop
will be light this year. but we are some.
times agreeably disappointed.
We understand that Mr.. Young from
Illinois, has purchased the farm of Is
rael Wells, on upper Dow creek, and
has gone home with frozen ear. Rath
er an unfavorablc introduction to sunny
Kansas We hope Mr.. Wells Will NOT
leave Fremon; as we would like 10 keen
all the good citizens that we now have
aud welcome all others who may come
We have considerable unoccupied land
yet, although some Of us are experience
ing some Inconvenience in finding hay
and pasture, and are realizing the fac,
that we lost money by not having had
cattle 20 eat ihe grass when we had free
access 10 it,
The advanced class Of girls of the
SN''''' ''hi'h'tN SfHppls accom- panied DIV
number Of the advanced class of boys
spent last Friday evening with their
teacher, Mrs. w McCrcary. at her home.
Although il was very cold they met
with warm reception and were very
pleasantly and hospitality entertainei
by Mrs. McCrcary, assisted by Mr..
McCreary and Pet During the even
ing, Miss Caldic McFiiden. in behalf
OF the class. prescniei Mrs MeCreAry u
large Photograph album "a token OF
appreciation and esteem
Master Carl Knox. with party OF
young friends. spent the evening of last
Monday very pleasantly at party given
him by his parents. in celebrating his
fourteenth birthday
The annual election Of the Central
Sunday school was held last Sunday and
resulted as follows r. J. Rudisil, su.
I"riniendeBt; G. y McColm, assistant /;
WIN Mctsrrary, treasurer: Effie Nc
Colin. secretary; Mr.. Lydia Childers.
Mrs. MeCrearY aud Mrs. Hattie Nc,
Colin. choirislcis: Mrs. Little. Mrs.
Rost and Mrs. Knox. iyeeommit-
tee X
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s:oing. and s.atI,erinr.

last "Wednesday night lodged at the
Buckeye hense. Dunlap The whole ev-
ening was made musical. after sort,
by the CHATTER nf the old pllrennloeist.
who Iramps periodically ever Kaakas.
He 10 scientific man, aud abuses news
papers, merchants, railroads, churches.
almost everything, bui his pet science.
geography ns the skull. lie onght to
be thoroughly acquainted with the sur
face Of skulidom.
Thursday, undcr The care of W. a
Irwin, drove up ia -Four Allie school
house, found fair congregation, preach.
Ell and held tl.t, Dunlap quarterly CON
ference. This srlopt hnnse il built of
hogs and has some history II was first
built for = claim cabin and was alter
ward sold and moved 10
size for a Sehaol hoHse, the
iirst enc. perIaai.=. built on lile Kaw Re
setve. The old tlistfie, WAS divided aud
oar lr'., house was again renewed and
refiiieii aud nau >rryrs rs 4 school house.
sud einIrck ! Is Iacaied abs,lt fonr
mites sfs9ih OF Council Grove.
Fa'. l'lizzsrd struck us Thursday evers-
ing eii,i nea fseze ur p,sseting Ia
deat'i J Ionn'l gn,.d lls,lse Al ) c.
lsi.sk.s;s.s Frldss WAS ~, cold for aHsr-
tiiiss hui casing aiIls ,aaking fires VI.
;ltl. t'i',s.s, and sA.inelsed he grten walnut
in Zoe sioYe Vigorously In tie afser-
mono f.,ut q: ar i.aiRessed mp. walked u
tstssat ter of a nhile, loaded ourselves will
rcd rim Wood, walked hack Il, the heuss.
and renewed oar fight with slI lfarass
! a'iiis a u IL i. Tier success
Saturday W. drsssc Tor Dttnl4p. 4asi
finally seaeiItd Aiarriesiss where Ne
spent she : s,h. Ne fou4ss .,isf ..l:Ss,
/ friends Al mis- plaza sref. nd happy
The series as meetings, wis,sss. slst:.s.e
tllroneh tlst. coli tazt .reef. ssilI a.e .s.ii.
EtIautsi ibis ives
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25
Rallrar OreeiZlRofea

Will Fugua says the weather is pretty
cold. He froze his ear tips.
Water is very scarce. we have to drive
our sleek for three or four miles to
drink
Ice fourteen inches thick.
r. A. York who was formerly with
NJ. Nj. Moses, Is new working for Mr..
Jones of Eagle Creek.
POstmaster'WilhAmson bad > regular
old -fashioned house warming Tuesday
evening Guests gathered 10 the mum
Der of twenty fonr couples and all en-
joYed themselves immensely. The lIghi
fantastic Was tTlpped all late hour
Col. Appleby. of Duck creek, was floor
manager. and the Ward boys. IohI
Love, Mr.. Lucas and Il. Lsffslty furnr
ished the enlivening strains OF music
An excellent supper was served about
midnight and slI departed highly enter
tanned and wishing the Williamson
much joy and prosperity In their new
home. HARD PAN
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A SUNnAv ScoRCu

Sunday forenoon at about half-past
20 OIL TX large frame house on the
ae side of Aensho street, JUST below
he railroad. was discovered - be on
fire, ih'. Il imes haVlng originated In the
roof from a defective flue. The alarm
was first given by the whistle at the round
| house, but the fire had gained consider
allie Roadway befnre the first tap OF the
bell AT the engine house. and befors aid
could reach the-scene of the copfiagra-
ton the work of destruction was prac.
licaily completed; The house was
owned by the Santa Fe company, and
was occupied by the families of Messrs
Hewey and Colby We are glad
to state that all of the contents were
saved but one carpet and some spoons
and that the building was well insured
The nslghborinG houses were prqteclRd
against sparks and flying brands by tie
bucket brigade, which did good service
The value of the building was In tho
neighborhood of 81, 900.
The fire department seemed to be un
lucky and NIT with s,v,ral mishaps
The colpred man who drove the horse:
attached to the h2se earl turned ting
corner of Commercial and Sixth so sharI
that the steel axle WAS broken off close
to The wheel, and the axle of The
hook and ladder cart was also
broken. The hose. which had
been used for filling cisIerns was frozen
up. and the fret hosr cart which started
out was DELAYED iy tIGin standing on
the track making it necessary for the
fireman TO GO u considerable distance ia
| get around il. The hydrants were al
right, but the other conditions somehow
appeared to he unfavurable. When con.
neciion was finally made the stresm oI
water speedily exringushed the flames
and wet the usual number of small!
boys
The cause of the fire should induce
vigilance and cause our citizens &c
closely examine their flues to the end
that they may be certain that they are
projected against all chances of similar
| accidents
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4 NEW INDUSTRY.
J. B. CoIey's Steam Laundry Starts Up
with Good ProaDeeta Of Success

J. b. CoIey's Steam Laundry Starts Up
With Good Prospects of Success
The steam laundry off. Is. Coley, locate
At the corner of Market street and Second
avenue. started up last Monday, and visit
TO that Ilaee this afternoon disclosed the fact
that EMpOria has. in successful operation,
one nf the most complete layaioIIes in the
state IL not the west. The building was con.
strueted especially for the purpose to which
it is devoted, and is amply lighted from the
north and south. the entrance being on Mar.
ket street. The motive power Is furnished by
an engine in the rear of the working room
and steam ior drying aud heating purposes
are supplied from the boiler.
The cleans Ing IL doRe by u large cylindrical
machine, BIoWn's patent, which has two
compartments and eliminates the dirt from
the garments with very little wear ana tear
stationary tubs ara als1 provided. and such
parts OF the clothing rs are not 'eleaned by
the machine are lEishetl up by hand.
The centrifugal wringer. which is eiTeu
lar perforated rcee ptacie. capable OF making
COO revelations per mInute. forces all tia
water from the clothes without an ounce o.
pressure, thus ObVisting the destras ton Il
buttons which is an Obieetionai feature in tn.
old methods.
| lCIhAN ATous Win NuRtlcftAli
IA. ility sheets, table clothes. towels. etc.
| the articles passing through heated eylin
ders that worE upon each other.
The Gardner combination shirt and coll n
| Ironer Is wonderful invention. aud 20 see il
in operation would repay visit to the lsnn
dry, even on n cold day.
A dry room with capacity OF drying ]. 90
,lozeh pieces per day - heated hS steam
pipes, and the clothes areseORS eRienlIy hand
le,l by means Of sliding horses upon waIeh
they are hang. anl which shove in ansl pnl
ont after the manner of drawers.
The capacity OF the laundry Is l.F00 shirt
per week and other articles in proportion
The work Is done in the most careful an,
safifackpTy manner. ana we are pleased .
note the fact that orders are coming in yer
! rapidly and Mr.. COley thinks he will hav
ali he canttO within very short time. Til
establishment will employ quite number d
hands and viii be great convenience and
good thing for EmPoriA- We wish II abun
,lant success
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A Pleasant i Testinnninl.


On Saturday evening T. N SedgWick,
whose third term of Office as county at
torney recently expired. was made the
recipient of beautiful testimonial of
friendly regard in the shape of a very
elegant easy chair. upholstered in Grim
son plush, the donors including the
county Officials and a number of the
close personal friends of Mr. Sedgwick.
The presentation address, IN the alb
sence nf Judge Buck, was very happily
made by ] E Lambert, who is always
highly GelIcitnus ia the discharge of such
duties, and who qaite exrelled himself
on this occasion. The response by Mr..
Se6gwick showed his thorough appre-
citation Of the compliment and was full
OF feeling. The party, after the formal
Iiy of the presentation, repaired 90 RiGe's
restaurant, where flne oyster supper
was served, 10 the general deiectailon
of the company
Mr.. Sedgwick is one "t the most pop
ular gentlemen in the county, and the
handsome gift presented to him by his
friends and his former official associates
stands Ms token not only Of their high
regard for him as an individual but OI
their approval OF the manner in which
he administered the affairs of the re
sponsible position which he aceeptabiy
II ed Tor six wears.
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Topeka Commonwealth; George II.
Peck, solicitor of the Santa Fe road
leaves to-day for Omaha, 10 att nd
United States district court. One of the
tnost important cases ever raised In con-
nestiOn with railroad management is
set tor hearing this week The Santa
Fc road made an agreement with the
Denver and Rio Grande for traffic ar
rangements frnm Pueblo to D'nyer. By
this agreement The Santa Fe had Ger
tain through rate To Denver. The Santa
Fe paid an extra pit roitionaie rate in
order To get into Denver over the Den
yer Il I2in Grande, which was based on
the through business. IL seems that
another company has built road from
Denver to Pueblo, aud insists that the
Santa Fee shall pro.ratc with Is. The
Santa Fe refuses to 10 50. hence the
present suit. The Santa Fe antagopizes
the right, aad virtually says it has the
privilege Of selecting lis own eonnec.
lions. The antagonistic company has
fought the principle bitterly, and the
whole matter will be fully argued and
determined a; Omaha For weeks Mr.
Peck has been engaged in the prepara
ton of the cas-. and The deposiiions en-.
g;race over six hundred pages The
case is one that will attract universal al,
/ teBtion.
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rhs Tsacher.' Eoading club


She following il the outline ut the les
son fur the next meeting uC the Lyon
County Teachers Reading club;
Time, 146l--i529.
Lesson, book II, chapters II and III.
ToPIcs.
Great gain OF power during the reign
of the I.ancasters; War of the Roses
Earl Of Warwick rival barons.
The House of York-Gain OF power
hy the crown; Caxron and the printing
press; the New LearniDg;" Erasmus
sir Thomas Moore and Utopia; Tyndale
and the Bible.
Henry Willis character; condition
or England in his reign in regard TO ed
ucatIon, mode Of living. manners and
customs of the people, commerce and
corporations; Columbus and the Cabots
power of the "Slar Chamber" Cardinal
Wolsey.
Geography Tewkesbury, Richmond,
ilosworth, Dartmouth.
Helps-Shakespeare's Henry VIII
McCauley's History, Shaw's English
literature, pages $500.
PAPERS FOR MKT MEETING.
1. Christianity il England, Mrs. A
T.. Morse.
.. Wyclifr and his Bible, Miss Lizzie
Coult.
,. Language and literature in England
before the Tudors. Miss Retta Hurlbert