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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-07-19
SOUTHERN DAKOTA.

Milbank's total assessment is $780,.
1888.
Haying has commenced in Codipeton
county.
A grand army post has been organized
at Lennox. s.l
A street car company has been organ.
lied at Pierre.
Business at old Fort Pierre is SAID to
be Aourishing.
There is S4,524.95 in the Brookings
county treasury.
Strawberries are plenty at fifteen cents
quart at Watertown.
Sphinx county will hold its delegate
convention Saturday.
Apples and cherries are abundant in
the orchards at Swan lake.
The Tyndall elevator will be all ready
for business next harvest.
Pierre is anxiously awaiting the ratifi.
cation of the Sioux treaty.
The Pierre brick makers are turning
out an excellent quality OF brick.
Blunt and Gettysburg will both have
grand army posts in few weeks.
An immense amount Of freight is being
sent from Pierre to the Black Hills..
Ice cold we'll water is pleasant iea.
ture of rural life in Douglas county.
Mulberry trees thrive in Turner coun.
ty. Now bring in your silk worms.
A hail storm visited Volga the othel
day and broke her north windows "al
up."
The sanguine Parkerite dreams Of q,
overAow1ng abundance from an artesisr
we'll. -r.,gf e., .saeE
A hail storm was one of the meteor
clogical events in Codington county las
week.
La Grace, north of LIE Beau is t,
become famous for its mineral waite
springs.
The contract for the new court houe,
at Huron has been let to John Vaughl
for s37,77O.
i The Era states that an unusual amour
of breaking has been done in Turne
county this season.
II Ayoung man named Tiffany suicide
at Madison recently by blowing off hi
head with shot gun.
Hyde county is going to organize an
elect county officers without waiting Il
Governor Ordway's action.
II Pierre is building the largest Cathol
church in the territory. A convent
also to be built in the place.
Judge Kidder receives the warme
praise from the Milbank papers for b
i prompt dispatch Of business.
II Turner county held mass conveutic
. at Swan Lakethe 18th and elected fo,
. delegates to the, constitutional sconve
\ ton. ~ s-sss =
The Codlngton county court hou
!. has been located and its foundation
q being laid. II is to be an architectur
: beauty. ha
y Douglas county has nominated Sc
i mour Simpson AMI Rev. j. p. Callah
;. as delegates to the constitutional CO
u vention. - a,ts,ss,yt
I'll Dakota Tribune: A "new Idea" pots
D bug is harvesting the crops, in sol
'6 places. 1t is small and of dark col
and is said to be more destructive th
N the naturalized bug.
8; A brakeman on the Chicago. Milw.
y y kee and st. Paul road, named Chanc
% has been arrested on charge of havi
81 stolen $6OO from tue pocket Of Ed "A
IA telegraph operato-at Parker. -
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-07-19

The admission project is shaping itself
at Washington. A correspondent writes
that "there is every reason to believe
that the friends of the Dakota admission
scheme will use every effort to crowd the
measure through the next session of
congress, the plan being, as before, to
divide the territory and admit the most
populous half to the unisn. The matter
cannot, with any shadow of justice to a
rapidly growing section Of the country.
be much longer postponed. To Offset
the scheme the democrats, realizing that
their former tiimsy excuses for opposi-
tion will not much longer stand, propose,
it is understood, to offer q bill providing
fer the division Of Texas into two or
more states. This will increase the party
strength in the senate, and make repub.
lican ascendaney in that body more
doubtful problem for some years to
come" It has never been asserted that
Texas cares for division. If it does it
possesses the power to divide itself when
ever it chooses, u,.der the provisions of
the annexation act.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-07-19


se4 .' as.aps of
CEDAR STREET. d. II
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-07-19
A Marvelous Cue

For oil bodily ailments, arlsiug from i'm.
purity of blood, a torpid liver. irregula.
rity of the bowels, indigestion, consti.
patton, or disordered kidneys, is warran.
ted in . free use of BuRDocK BLOOD
B1TTERs. Price 81 90; triaisise 10 cts.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-07-19

To quiet the aiain'o q - 3 taSi,t y to.
the Immediately dangerous character Of
the brands Of BakiAgs Re~deS ooakainr
ing Ammonis aud Alup inSasaSs qpans
titiss, scisotists ray that Il proper care
II e1ssciDed amodefate - ol sss6a9 ny,
not prove percsptivslv hAsmfal nh
brand that i pure and Wholesome b Dr..
Prices Cream Bakiag Rovdes. 70
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-07-19
The Bismarck Tribune records the fc

The Bismarck Tribune records the fol-
lowing local event: ~
A one legged tramp passed westward
last evening. He didn't halt in Bismarck
long enough to announce who he was
stumping the territory for.
Whereupon the Grand Forks News,
with some malice, we fear, remarks:
Hc was afraid to stop for fear some of
the capital commission gang hanging
around there would steal his other leg.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-07-19
AM Who are afflicted vith sali

ALL Who are afflicted with salt rheum,
/ itch, soald head, impetigo. or any other
eruption Of the stin, should use Glesn's
Sulphur Soap
Coidea's Liquid Beef Tonic will cure
indigestion and perpetuate bodily vigor,
] No other. OF drng9ists.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-07-19

This gives ! total rainfall for the
six months and nineteen days Of 1883
of PAST inches and the. moist
ure has been we'll distributed
throughout the season, the heaviest sup.
! ply coming during April, May. June.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-07-19

Northern Dakota newspapers of the
l4th announce that soaking rain fell
the previous night and they give the
statement with sufficient emphasis to in
dicate that 1t was just what the crops
needed. The general opirion is that
this rain will prevent the threatened
crop failure, though it is not expected
that the usual generous yield of the
north will be forthcoming.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-07-19

New York. Commercial National Bank, Chi.
cagO. Illinois.
of Europe. 1Colleetions receive prompt
attention.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-07-19

Editors do sometimes fight though
instances are rare. Dakota scores its
first editorial knock down. Scene, the
streets of Aberdeen. Time, Monday
afternoon. Principals. John d. Drake of
the Pioneer and w. B. McChesney of
the Aberdeen Republican. There were
no seconds. They met and went at it.
They began on the side walk and ended
in the gutter. The official account OF
the proceeding makes it appear that
victory perched itself upon the Pioneer
banner. As this is the first CORY event
in the history of Dakota journalism, the
scribe of the editorial association should
enter it upon the minutes.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-07-19


A few figures regarding the rainfall
Of this section will prove valuable at this
time when the papers OF the east are
commenting profusely upon what is
termed the drouth in Dakota. We can
prove conclusiyely that what ever may
have occurred in the north, southern Da.
kota should be entirely exempt from the
general charge of q dry Season. Our
figures are official, us the are taken from
the records of the United! States signal
Office here in Yankton. They show that
during the growing months of April.
May, June and (up to the 10Th of
July the total rainfall has been 213d
inches, divided rs follows:
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-07-19
Chilly 9ress ana @akotaiau
THE DAILY PRESS T. DAKOTAIAN
II PUBLISHED ;tt.f4
VERY EVENING EXCEPTING SUNDAYS.

TEHns o. suBsonIPrIoN: By carriers, per
month, ss cents; per year. 1900. 49, ~
Office on Third st., Press and Dakotaian
''oo-. BOWEN : k1NasnuRY. prop,t..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-24

Dieter Iette Huf mar on einen Hotben
ssridtet, Der, bic raudenbe gidie in Der
6ano, cine &otte ieiner @efinnunsssenofen
sesen bic Sruppen fiibrte.
Der Nnar6iit itanb in menissn ausens
bliden neben Der @ruppe unb iprad ladenb:
Stun, 1ante 8arbel, mas wiaft bu BON
Na.pierre?
Sieles SGub6en bier, ansebli6 bieies
giirsers S9psitsr io0 pon mir aSoptirt
werben, ueritebit 9u? perieste bic Marfez
tenberin. Su wirit mir belfen, bieielbe
mad meiner 8obnuns gu brinsen be?
Gin prd9tiser @ebante pon Dir,
ipra9 MaIpierre unb ididte iid an, bic
Sbnmd6ti9e gu e%rfalien.
8ibr' bieiss Mdbden nidt an, gube!
rief in bieIem NusenbIide, ieiner Gimme
nidt mebr md6tig, Sarron unb bob brobs
enb feline Ge6te gum S9ute bes Mdb6ens
empor.
Walpisrre lisB feline geute fabren unb
i~tarrte BEN iunsen Mann %erftaunt an.
6ier 1T elm 8lauer, elm perfleibeter Oh
isier, elm Spion! rief er bann, uno iein
@eidrei Iodte aIiobaIo cine ansubl &otber
bsrbei.
@reift bieien Ibiutanten bss Serrdtbers
secomte! bonnerte Malpierre, unb alios
balo parfen iid bic Qnar9iiten auf Sars
ron, Der erft ipie elm wiitbenber Some fid
webrte, sann aber nieber9eworfen wurOe.
Sn bic goeierserie nit ibml rief NaIs
pierre. Gr iou uns als @eiBel bienen!
Wdbrenb cine ansabl 8otber BEN ges
febI bes pilben Siibrers auSfibrte, wurbe
bic arme Sobanna Sbomas pom Der Warfe>
tenDerin BarbeI unb Walpierre bauonses
trasen. Sniri6enb Dor @utb fab biss Ser
unsliidlide Sarron. aamd6tiser, 10 riei
er, idirme bas Mdbden, idise fe Dor bies
fen Meniden!
gormdrts, porpdrts! riefen Die 9lnars
9iiten ibrem @efansenen gu.
Man serrte ben Qeetern RAID weitsr, benn
bas @epebrfsuer, bas in bieiem Nusens
blife pom SenoomspIas beriiberi9alte,
reste Die 6ampfbesier Der &otben an. Sn
Sebn Minlten errsidten iie nit ibrsm per-
meintliden 4biutanten 9scomtes Die Gons
ciergerie, boot lisferten iie ibren @jefansenen
nit Dem Ssrmert ab, oaB berielbe pobl
bewadt werben miiie, unb Sann eilten ie
bapon, ben &fplaten su, auf welden
Die Wtdnnsr Der SrSnuns unb Die Der 3udt>
lof9feit INN Die Saline bes Siesss RAM
gen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-24
3 cites 8apitel.
0efangen.

Bon einem 9liidli6en Sufal aelcitet, fanS
Sarron, balo bic tleine @artenpforts raid
briidte er ie auf unb fab fi9 bann auf Der
i1malen StraBe. Sin Slid riidpdrts
iiberseuste ibu, baB sr fi5 bssilen mubte,
ba feline gsrfolser, unter welden iid aud
ber wilbe Malpierre befano, ibm auf Der
Ssrie maren. Obmobl bsreits bur1 Die
a%nitrensunsen Der lestsn Stunben bis gum
Sooe eri6Opft, fog er bod blisi6nea iiber
bic Safe, sie sIidIi9er @eiie nlenidsnlser
rbar, babin.
Yl0tlib aber bemmte elm lautes@ erGufb,
bas @stSie pon Stimmen, feline Sdritte.
Sc fam bon Der SauptitraBe Der, in weI9e
bic Safe miinbete. Slob er peiter, 10
muBte bies ben Berba6t Der Mense, bic
burd Die Na6ri6t pom Sobe Der beioen
@enerale fanatiiirt mar, erresen, er bog
babsr in cine Quersahe elm, unb Sies mar
lein Slid, benn feline Serfolser ~perlorsn
ibn nun aus ben 4lsen. Gnbli1 bemmte
cine bobe Mauer isinen 9auf bod fano sr
balo, oab oieielbe beiteisbar, ba einige
Stsine berausgebrOfelt waren, popur9
cine glrt uou Sreppe gebilOet poroen. SIN
weniscn% @usenbliden iab er FITTINGS auf Der
SSbe unb JAP nun, baB Dor ibm Elm GROCER,
i66ner @orteu lag. Gr lieB ii6 binabs!ei.
ten II. lief oann benz Smile su, baS ns9 Der
StraBe bin bas @uanpitiif be9renSte. slls
CT aber oieGbiren ucridlOilen fanb, faBte er
ben Gntl9luB, bur6 ein 6eniter ii6 @ins
gang in bas Snuere gu peri6aiien. CT
t~letterte nit Silie elmer Waherrinne su
benz nieSrisiten empor, itieB NIT @epalt ses
gen ben Stabmen, unb iisbe, bas 6eniter
fubr anf. 6alt IN bemielben ausenblide
itanb Sarron aud idon I'M Snnern Der
Shbe, ben ginsans raid binter ii6 uers
i9lieBeno, UNI 10 ben Yerfolsern bic &i9'
tlns ieiner Glu@t gu perOersen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-24

nadoem irsenoweI6er auiseblalsns Stofi,
nit eQenIansen 3eusniBen sic maltratirt
bat, psriu&sn Sic 9opieu Yittsrs unb
fir6tsn Sic weber Nisren ODER llrin:S;s
gan Sei3wsrSen, nod grisbts' Sarnrubr
ODER Sober BeIdwerSsn. Siele Sranfbei.
ten mhien ben bsiIenben &rditsu Der Sop.
fen Sitters wsidsn; unb uuBsrbsm if's
Sts befe 9sussM sbisiu Der @sIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-24
Critics GapiteI.
Gin nencr Sieg.

Wenige Gage paren pergangen. Die
Ndnner Der wilosn Gnar6ie batten seiiest
unb bic wenissn Gruppen Der 8ssierlns aug
Yaris eeporfen. Sbiers, Ser sreiie Staatss
mann panbte ii6 al ben oeutIben &aiier,
unb Bat i'm, bic in 8eutidIanO ~sefansenen
frans6iiben Solbaten, bic na9 pieIen Gaus
ienben sablten, frei gu seben, bamit er aus
linen cine neue Armee CUR Sefdmpiuns Der
rsbsIii6sn SauptitaSt bilbe. &0nis @ils
helm selpdbrte bic Bite bes Sberbauptes
Der frans0fi1en RepubIif, unb nun sog
iid in geriaiqes alImdlis unter sem Ober-
befebI Wfac Mabons elm frii9es Seer gus
fammen; ebe sieies aber gum Ginidreiten
fart senus mar, tan,ten Die anardiftsn in
garis ben ~iIben @eisen Der Sreibeit ~ei.
ter.
Sn elmer Der StraBen Der Sauptfast, in
Der Ndbe bes Montmartre, lag elm bobeS,
f~niteres 6aus. Seine SaIfen marsn roth
anseftri9en, unb elm seuaItises S1iIS
3eiste bic @orte: &~etanration gum ,Neusn
&ei9" Der Birssrin 8arbsI.
6isr mar Der Gammelplas Der Gefdbrs
liditen unter ben anardiften, bier briitets
man gerberben, pereiuisten ii1 MGnner
wie &isault, Ssrre, Odeseluss unb Mal,
pierre. UNI nelte Bldne CUR Ssrni6tuns Der
Slauen~ aussubeden, nobel bic wilbe gar>
bel nidt bas letts Wort mitiprad.
Sebanna, bring Dem Burger MaIpierrs
cine SIai9e gorter, iprad bic sbemaIiss
Wartetenberin zines Cages gu ein.m bib.
i6en, aber bleiden Wdbden, bas bintsr
Dem S9enftii6e ftanS.
Die alio Gufgeforbsrte sebor1te ieuf:
senb unb itslts bas 8erIanste auf ben Gid,
bod entfernte iie fi9 iofort piebsr gum
srSBsn SerSrufie bes anar9iften.
9un, wie itsbt's, garbel2 fraste Mal:
pierre, Der ii9 beute itattlid aufsei6midi
bate, bait On ibr meine sbii9t mitsstbsilt 2
gSia fe mein @sib werben?
60 LANCE ibr nidt Die 8lausn srinblit
uernidtet babt, barfif On an bas Ndbel
ni5t bsnfsn, periette Die @irtbia.
Sas iou ni6t alsu LANCE nsbr bauern !
rief Der anar6if, morsen MAIDEN mir .inen
ausfaq nad Seriaiaes bin, uns IS mub
nit Dem Senfer 3ugeben, wenn mir ni6t
bas sanse Geft ausnsbmsn.
Sc III cine S9mah, baB uniere Qeute ben
0tount Salerien ni6t senommen baben,
ipra6 Sarbel,
Wirb ibon tommen, Siirssrin, psrisbte
Der @nsr6iit, feline breite, rptbe Sb6rpe
,ure9t supfenS. 0ir wsrSen ni6t cher
ruben, Bic Sranfreid unier in, unS bann
bic I6lter Der GrSe einIaben, Sbeil Az
nebmcn an unlerm Slid. Gs lebe &obess
pierre, Marut unb 9antoni anaetoBsu,
Sarbel!
Die Wirtbin fol9te Der SuiforSsruus
bes 8omuuiiten unb leerte ibr @las.
@snn es aber Den Slaueu nit Sitlfe Der
Yreubsn 9elinssn ioQte, in Die StaSt gu
orin9en, mas baun? fragte Barbel ua6 sis
ner Yauie.
SIS lit fir 0leS 9eiorgt, psrleets Meals
pierre. gSir babeu BetrOlsumtompa9nieen
sebilost, wel9e Yaris an allen pier @nSen
aniteden, nur Sur9 i9refli3sn Ser:
ratb ianu man uns beiie9en. Infer &ei9
fol- mir nit oieier Stabt %mtersebsn, Yas
rio mas pom Grbboben perl1winSsn, wsnn
Die Slausn iiesen, 0od ~pOrerit 1T fein
@ebanfe saran, baB mir unterlies,n.
@aS babt ibr beute i'm Sotel be SiQs be-
i3IOiien? fra9te 8arbeI.
Wir baben bic &elision abseidafft,
iprad Der 1nar4if, Don beute an sibt %
fsine Rtr1e in Yaris unS fsins @sifIi6s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-24

peripri9t seraoe burb bieie mad pihenfbattli9eu
Prineipien erioIste 8uiammerfesuHs o~Isiamdsiee
9~Sirfung unS ben beft nnoeIi9en Grfolg. DssbaIb Tons
men iopobI Ierste as araufe i9 bieies wiitttIs nit
Der sr6bten SIuerii9t ~bebisnsn. Gs ~ feine srlnss
lois Sebauptuns. rpenn mir iasen, sab es ben srlnbs
Ii4ftsn piHeni4aftIiaen Stnoien bis isst nod Mot
~seIunsen 1T. Elm befieres @itteI sur SeiIuna pom Gals
& aunsentraribeiten bersuitelen. Die aranfbsit pirb
burd ben Sebraua b~esisIbsn nidt bIsb ssbobsn, ieus
bern es psrbeu bic arantbeitsfeims aus benz 6pfera
e%ntferrt. Die Seiluns 1T cine ianeEe unS a1ere.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL eignet f9 fir q~atienten
ieeen alters unb geidlsdtes, islbft fnr RinSer, bic 90
peset oes suter Gsi9mades obns S6rpieriafeit nehs
men. Bel SsbanSIuns Don sep0bnli9em 8ufen,
0rtaituns. Salsenf,lneuns, SrundbittS, Sn,
huen,a, Mfbnia, Brdune unb Gafarrb il bic gBirs
hung uon AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL cine seraoesu
eritaunenee. Sanisnoe wereen idbrlid Surdb ben ;eis
tisen gebraud b~esielben nor i9rperen 9ranibeiten
bepabrt. Gs fcate in feiuer SamiIie febIen ais Elm
S9usrnitteI seaen pISsIide gnfdle. Sci 8eudDbu,
item uno MnSjebruns sibt es teiH ~pirfiameres uRo
Iinbernberes gtittsI ole sisiss.
Die erfaanIiden auren, psI5e AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL in Der sansen gaeIt bepirtt bat, iinS cine
binrsi4enbe garantie, eab 60 aub in 3atunft Die
beften RefuItate e~rsieIsn pirb. Gin unpartsiif5sr
Beriu9 pirb fsIbft ben arsfen 3peiFcr pon isiuer
rpunberbarsn S%eiI.ruit ibsrsussn, nnS ipirS pstter
sur auertennuus oes 8orSuss iibrsu. ben eieies grds
parat por allen ansern glitteIn sur SeiIuns pon ean,
senfranfbeiten aepdbrt.
iebeften aerste Ses eanbes tnS nit Der 3uiar,mers
issans BON AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL befanr. usb.
e~ntpfebIen es ibren patienten urS uerf5rciben es in lbs
rer gragis. 0as Seusuis zines baIbtn Sa5rburecrts
lisfsrt einsn nnumft0sIi9en Yeipeis. oab oisiss BRA.
parat I'M StanSe il, aae 2ursenirantbeiten 81 bsilen,
bic iberbarpt nod rneni9Iider Ollie susarsIi6 fns.
Subereitet snn 9r. :. 6. 9lber e Co.,,
9rattii4e uuS anaIptiF6s Gbemiter.
corpen, WdF.
ueberaII tn allen 4potbeteu 4 ubateu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-24
0as bette Mittel
sesen
Gals & QunaenIeiben.

SungenfranfbetteR nno 10
aHgemein porbevriG snb unh
gsidbrIi9, oab elm ft9eres
unS juuerIdHises Seilmittsi
cine BobItbat fir issen pom
sisism esiSen ssplasten
Weniaen IN. Aper's airs
fdbcnS rnifmittel( CHERRY
PEcroRAL) iR ole ioI6ss
nns feinss Der ons
bernie bdufs anseprisisnen
NittcI perSient Sasgertraus
en- Ses pabIitums 70 iebr
wie bieies. DasieIbe III DEE
mild suiammeuseiest aus
ben portrefHi9aen Der me.
bicinif9en @iHeni@oft be-
~ -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-24
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ent OF education, has located at Springfield.
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ington. He expects to return to Burlington to
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1925 a steamboat captain on Lake Champlain,
has resigned. He is eighty years old.
Hon. JOHN W. STEWART has been in Wash
ington recently 1t is understood that he will
occupy the old John Quincy Adams house,
formerly owned by Bradley Barlow.
JAMES E. GOODWIN has been appointed as
sistant superintendent Of the Connecticut River
railroad. the appointment taking effect No
vember 1st, with headquarters at Bellows Falls.
HENRY r. DoRR, son Of the Rutland poetess,
and himself versifier of no little promise,
who has been on the Springfield Republican
staff for several years, is now connected with
the Boston Herald
REV. L. G. WARE WAS installed as pastor of
the First Universalist church, Burlington.
twenty years ago last Sunday. The anniver-
sary was commemorated by an appropriate
discourse at the morning service.
d. +. MOORE of Rondout, N Y, has been
engaged by the state committee OF the Young
Mems Christian Association to act as state
secretary for two months at least and, if suf-
ficIent funds can be secured, he will be re-
tained through the year.
PROFESSOR A. L. HARDY, principal of the
West Randolph graded school, has been offered
the position of vice principal OF the st. Johns
bury academy, and it is expected that he will
accept the situation at an early date. Mr..
Hardy has done excellent work at West Ran
dolph, and will be greatly missed.
CONDUCTOR CHARLES S. HOLMAN of Brattle-
boro, for twenty three years employed by the
Central Vermont railroad and running between
Millers Falls and Brattleboro, has resigned to
go upon two hundred and seventy-six acre
farm in Braintree. Holman drove merchan-
disc team from Omaha to Denver years ago,
and he had some uncomfortable experience
with the Indians.