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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-16
Condensed rELEGnAn..

The ceremony Of driving the last
spike OF the Northern Pacific Was car
ried out twenty miles west OF Heiena,
N. T., on Saturday. There was an i'm
mense attendance Of Indians who gave
q war dance on Friday night. Presi-
dent Willard made an address OF vel.
come to the guests, and Hon. Vim. NJ.
Eyarts delivered an Grafton.
Immense forest hres are raging In
Montana. thousands of acres arc
stripped Of timber aud wild game seeks
safety on the praiiies, where immense
numbers are slaughtered,
Two little Indians sot hre to The
granaries OF the tribe at washakie
Farm, Utah, destroying 5000 bushels
OF wheat and oats.
Eight deaths from yellow fever have
occurred at Guaymas.
The number Of natives killed by the
great tidal waves on the Island of Java
is estimated al 5000 The havoc by
volcanoes aud tidal waves is being sup
plemented by famine.
The jury in the Frank James trial on
Thursday evening returned O verdict Of
mot guilty."
A fiTe in the Wabash Division of the
Chicago stock var DIS occurred on We'd
nesday. and by extraordinary exertions
between $4,000 and Is, 200 head Of cat
tie were saved. The loss on the build
ings was 20 ',OCO; on stock. $1,000.
The fret traiu on the Mexican Ma
tional Railroad arrived at Srltilio We'd
nesdiy morning. The whole town
turned out to witness the event.
Judge Hoadly who is sick at Phila.
dolphin will, his physicians say.
soon be able to enter upon his can.
vass as O candidate for Governor Of
Ohio.
The will OF Count de Chambord he
queRths 100000 francs to the Societe
de Propaganda, lOO.OO francs for the
benefit OF the poor Of Paris. and l5O,-
600 francs TO the ConveEt Of Garitz.
He also devises an income from his
estate to his widow.
Ason OF Senator John 4. Logan re-
Gently passed a successful examination
for admission as cadet to the West
Point Military Academy.
In the hearing OF the Rose Clark
murder case suspicion points to Nor
man Amber. from whom deceased OBJ
tanned divorce two years ago.
A heavy rain fall has broken the long
continued drought in Texas.
Josh Billings has arrived in San
Francisco.
A fourth member of the gang Of des.
peradoes concerned in the Riverside
robbery on the 10th Of August, has
been arrested in Arizona.
Henry Sturdy. of Illinois. cripple
from birth, donnsd suit Of blue at the
close Of the wPr, and, on the theory Of
beipg a wounded ex-soldier, accumulat-
ed fortune OF sG5. 900 in three years
BY begging.
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Tho Cor..n Enb...y.

The Corean Embassy which passed
through on Saturday evening attracted
much attention while taking supper at
She Depot Hotel. as every ono was anx-
ious to get a sight OF those curious peo-
pie dressed in native costume. who are
now for the first time outside Of their
own country.
The Embassador was accompanied by
Percival Lowell, Foreign Secretary Of
the Embassy, Chinese interpreter, n
young japanese aud six aittndants.
Corea is peninsula extending south
from the northeast Of the Chinese En-
Pire aud is inclosed 10y the Yellow. Sea
ON the west, and the Japan Sea aud the
Strait Of Corea which separate it from
Nippon, the principal island of the
Empire Of Japan. Corea is only nom
inaily portion Of the Chinese Empire
the King having absolute control Of his
subjects but paying an annual tribute to
the Emperor Of China. The northern
portion Of tho peninsula is covered
With extensive forests. but the southern
portion is fertile and produces large
crops of grain. The capital is kingkitao.
The natives are Mopgoliars. but differ
from tie Chinese and Japanese in mln-
ners, customs, dress uEd language.
The Embassy is en- route to Washing
ton for the purpose OF concluding n
treaty with the United States. estab-
fishing more intimate commercial re-
lations between the two Governments,
which shall be mutual, beneficial. aud
which will open the ports of that hith-
erto almost unknown country to our
commerce.
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RuIIrond Ionpctition.

The only new feature in the railroad
war was :he adoption Tuesday evening
by the Ohio & Maryland Of the 81. so
rate TO Cincinnati, aud 81 10 Louis
vile. Tho in-coming trains by the
Air Line, by the Ohio & Maryland
were ernnmed full. Many were unable
to get seats. scalpers are selling tick
cts to Cincinnati for sl25, aud to
Louisville for seyenty.fvo cents, and
pre'lict the regular rate will drop TO
fifty cents before tho end Of tho wcel
aud that other lines will be forced iuto
the ilght.
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The Only Divine.

Henry Ward BeecLer snid in his lee.
tnte Ga Monday night in San Francis.
co; ~ think if the Cinnamon only
chewed tobacco aud drank whisky and
Yoted the Democratic ticket, they
would all have been received very kind
ly." 1t is strange that San Francisco
audience should patiently have list
cued to such twaddle as this. 1t was an
insult 10 the intelligence Of ev,ry list
euer. Would Senators Miller and
Jones, aud all the other Il pubicnps
who did such good service in the strug-
gle against the Chinese, have acted
differently "if tho Chipamea only
chewed tobacco md drank whisky aud
voted the Democratic ticket?" Bah!
The people Of Nevada have less to COM
plain OF from the Chinese pests than
those Of California. but the notorious
brooklyn parson would not find il
pleasant to repeat such remark in
this SiHtc.-Virginia Chronicle.
This is tho same pious nincompoop
who, twill be remembered, stated in q
lecture a few years ago that any la.
boring man who could MT live on one
dollar day ought to starye. We ven-
ture the ASSERTION that il this moral and
political abortion should 80 far forget
common decency Hs to make use Of
such language in puDlic lecture in
this or any other Nevada town. there
would DO great scarcity in the egg
market next day.
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Tho Eyent VIII Occur again on
Der. NH

There was excitement through the
land over tho l4th August (the l59th
monthly drawing Of the Louisiana
State Lottery. Gen'ls q I Beuure gard
Of La, and Jubal A Early Of Va, both
OF thein used to hot weather, found IL
warm. As The Wheel Of Fortune re-
vOived. IL evolved this result: Ticket
No. 81, III drew the first prize Of s75,.
900. and placed with others among the
happy purchasers Of ffths at sl each
were IL v. Moses Zproyieh, of No. 54iL
South Canal st.. Chicago. ILL.,, and W
r Muse. Of Rocky Mount, N. g. No.
1880 drew the second priz1 OF $25,-
O00-eold In fifths at 81 each, to Sam
uel soiig and DIR. j NJ Li,ilehals Of
Selma, Ala, and Gustav Bauman. Of
No. 40 w Monroe al core OF tho
Preblc Machine Works Co.---Chioago,
III No, 81, ,6G3 drew the third prize Of
$40, 900 >-sold as a whole at S5 to Jack
uraves, the driver OF Tho S,ocksll Fire
Engine Co. OF Nashville, Tenn. Nos.
1870 and 76. .II9 drew tho fourth two
prizes o! &C, 900 each, aud were sold
in fif,ha, at 81 oaob, TO Messrs VIM e
Oates, o williss, A A Prescott and
RobI. Payns, Of Vicksbutg. Miss. Mr
v vondersmi,b, OF 2029 Locust e.,
Pbiisdepbia. and q party In New Or.
leans, La, among others : so on sd IN.
faifam. Il all goes over again on
the 9th day OF October, aud ell iutor-
nation tan be hal on application. 70 N
A Dauphin, Ee7 Orleans. La.
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SCROFULA

and all serofuloH dl.saSes, Sores. EryG!pc-
las Ecz-ua. uoiches. RinIworm. Tu-
iAors' 'Carbuncl1s, Eois. and ErurtIons
OF tho Skin. are the direct result of Al,
impure state Of the blood.
To cure tlSs.e diAeasss the blood must be
purified, and restored to a healthy and IN.
turai eOniition- ATri;'s SAEsArAEILLA Las
Tor over forty years been recognized by ami.
nent medical authorities as tls most pow
erful blood puFiner la existence. IL frees
the system from all foul Lumors. enriehes
Hnd strengthens ihc b.''ol. removes all traera
Of m-rcurial trcIiuert. aud proves itseif a
conp!eie master of all scrufuiOus diseases.
A Recent Cure of ScrofiIous Sores.
S"nc months 80" was toublei with
tcrnfu.ous sores tU'crr-E on ny !.gS ILo
limbs were ha'lly SNCl.su Hul irflffi,t,d AMI
the sDrcs Discharged Iar.c auartiilss on
Offensive mAit'r. trcry remedy / tr-eJ
iaLt,l, uhill uEcl SNEIl's >NuS SkrAnIIIA
OF Sh.ch ! hay" 10" taken Ihrrc BOTTLES,
with the result that Tie s..g,S are Leal,d
nhl NY general health CRAFTY iutruyed
! feel very grateful iur tie guOi ,,uI
medicine has dom iUv.
Years respectfully. AtHS AvS O'Dpr,S"
lis Sullivan 81, sew iOrs.. june a, Is,s.
tG, an rrrsons interested arc Invited
- chli on MR.. O'iiTian; also uuUn tho
Rev. =. l.. W lids of 1S East 6Ith street,
Sew York cay. who will take pleasure
ih t"siiiy!HE 4" III" wonder ful efficacy of
Ay"Ts sartapiTiiiu. not only Ili the cure
OF this ls'y. LUt Ia his own ease aud
many oIherS A.ihin hIs knowledge.
Tho w"ll-auowu S-r..sT sn'Le Eos,oa L!crald.
u. ". EALL, "i EOSLes'.E, M, writes, june
:, ,Ies2:
Having Irr'T"i F"verc'y foT some yeErs
NHh ECsstuE, .aH1 Guy.s. lgii'd To- iiIId relief
'THh"'h'r I'ht'T!.-s, ave male use during
AZ" past 'hrcu uo:lil,L - AyTI.'s SAusArIs
Slii'N, whirA ias sii,r't. Il . .1Ety..'s rLyc
! consider ~ q I"a. -.i.zc.i IrmcaI Nr al
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-16
MIssOURI JUSTICE.

The practice which is becoming SO
prevalent throughout the United States
of the aequittal of known criminals by
jury Of twelve men, produces grave
doubts in the minds of thinking men
as to the policy of the jury system. We
have had some experience in Elko
county where the verdict Of jury was
a complete surprise to the people. the
attorneys and the court. With refer
erce to the result Of the rec, mt trial Of
Frank James. the ar Francisco Chron.
iele says:
Tho acquittal OF Frauk James is
rightly held by the reputable Missouri
newspapers as disgrace to the State.
The evidence was conclusive to any un.
prejudiced reader, but that the jury
was not impartial may be inferred from
the fact that eleven were for acquittal
on the fist ballot. This outcome OF the
suit aud the extraordinary manifesto
tions OF sympathy with the defendant
recall the scenes just after the shooting
OF Jess James, when whole towns
turned out to dc honor to the mother
Of the dead bandit. It certainly AT
CUES q very low state Of public morals
when cut-throuts like the James broth
ers can inspire such sentiments. II the
M n who is known to have been gnilty
of half dozen crimes. any one Of
which ought to Lring him TO the GAL
lows. can eccapc by means OF this false
sympathy, there will be premium on
murder and robbery in Missouri.
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sharon Arrested.

Ex-senator William Sharon and D.
o. Mills have gone east.
As Sharon was taking the train at San
Francisco Saturday afternoon. he was
arrested on charge OF adultery. pro-
ferred by Miss Aggie Hill, well known
in society circles at the Bay. The lady
claims that contract of marriage was
drawn up and agreed to by Sharon and
herself, and that she loaned him 800.
600, of which amount ho repaid her
$4,000. She bases her claims Of mar
riage on the fact of an agreement of
marriage having been entered into be-
tween Sharon and herself holding that
in point OF law. it is equivalent to q
marriage having been cons ummated.
Some say it is case OF blackmuiling.
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weiser city Leader.

We acknowledge the receipt OF a
copy OF tho above named newspaper,
Published at Weiser City, Idsbo. con.
tanning the Introductory OF its new cd.
itor, II. G. Street. formerly Of Elko,
from which We clip the following: "The
Leader will not enact the role OF po.
litical missionary. nor appear ns The
advocate Of special privileges on the
part Of anyone. but will epdeavor TO
give. all fair held and fair play.
wba,evor mny harmonic divcrsiu,s.
preserve good order. aud promote the
peace, progress nnd prosperity Of 60.
ciety Is deserving Of sympathy and as
sistauee, and will receive from the
Leader hearty support"
The paper is we'll fllea with articles Of
general aud local interest, and wo hopc
the people Of weiser City and vicinity
will give tho fesdsr q generous aud
hearty support.
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NUMBER SO.
s.aaie. for Ch,lar.n

The London Lancet calls atten-
ton to the necessity of guarding against
overwork in the education OF children,
and declares that no growing child
should be kept longer than half or at
most tbree-quarters OF an hour at ono
task. or even the same description Of
SVsk. This is- about as loug as the
attention OF young chiidron can be
steadily directed to one and the same
subject. A teacher who can az and
hold their attention for such q length
OF time may well be satisfied. To
persist in his efforts after their atten-
ton begins to nag has q tendency to
weaken the faculty rather tnan to
strengthen 1t. The pupils should be
allowed 10 find relief in some other
study.
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AcqulttaI OF Jnmss.

Upon the announce ment of the Jury
III the james tnal OF mot guilty."
quite q decided demonstration of ap-
plause came from certain quarters of
the Courtroom. Tho Court, however.
quickly frowned it down, and singing
out young man who had made a
movement to throw up his hat, call, d
him to the bar and administered n ne.
we're reprimand. The youth proved to
be Luther James, Of Kansas CITY. n
cousin Of the defendant, TIE question
OF the disposition Of the remaining in
dictments-cOmplicity in the killing Of
WesGnll, at Winston. the robbery and
murder Of Sheets. at Galla(ip and the
BANK robbery in lSGS--cams up. and
after consideration, the casrs we're con-
tinued until the October term, aud the
prisoner was remanded to await further
trinl. IL is announced that ho will not
attempt to give bail, bot will remaia
IN Jail until tho next term, The prison
er received the announcement Of the
verdict with perfect composurc, ss did
nlso his wife, but Mrs. Samuels was
much affected. In order to guard
agains. any disturbance which might
follow, the single saloop Of the place
was closed A member OF tho jury
stated to correspondent that tho firs.
ballot stood eleven for aequittal aud
one for conviction. aud that one. after
hearing the explanation OF the others
views, gavo his vote to acqui,.
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An EIectrIc Ride,

After enjoying rido on Tho electric
railway at the Southern Exposition in
Louisville, man with sun-browued
face and wearing sombrero exclaimed: /:
i've seen something we nip't got in
Texas. and they'll call mo liar when
l tell 'em / rode around l0.acro lot
on railroad that was run without
stoam or firo."
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A fashion article says "beaatiiul wo-
men can afford to dispense with elabor-
ate dressmaking." The writer is prob
ably one OF those old bald heads who
occupy front seats at the female min
alrel RhnRa
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I have looked for the day whom
Christians would love one another.
Love In a church 10 like a broom, It
is hard stick ut ono end aud all split
up oi the other end. - Beecher.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-16

Amber. who was arrested on sus-
picion of having been engaged In the
Rose CLARK murder, proved an aiibi and
was released. The case is still involved
in mystery, and the reward has been
increased to $1,000. Prominent New
York detectives are at work on tho
cnap
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The present year will witness several
important changes In our postal system.
The reduction OF fees for money orders,
the increased amount for which money
orders are issued aud tho new postal
notes have already gone into effect, and
the reduction Of letter postage to two
cents will go into effect on the 8rst Of
October.
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A sponge Lsessuring eight feet IN cir
cuinference has been taken of Key
West. and it Is said to be the largest In
world. 1t is not as tall as some who
hang nrouad beer saloons. but It alb
serbs moro water.
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We know q lady who wouldn't hb for
the world. but when anybody asks her
about her shoes, what number she
wears. she always replies:."Two." As
she has two feet, she of course, speaks
the truth. but this shows the difference
between lying and diplomacy.
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"Shakey." said q Cntham street
eloihier to his son on Friday morning,
mark up everydings a ca.worter of 6
iollar, und put oud sign "Trade toll
lars daken here for hundert cents"
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Eight editions Of the San Francisco
Sunday Chronicle Of August isth have
bcen printed TO supply tho demand for
this marvel OF modern journalism.
The las, edition was printed last Thurs.
day, aud IT is safo to say that tho
Chronicle occupies the top round OF
the ladder Of Newspaper fame on the
Paeiao Coast.
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Jessie Buckner, tho woman who is
believed to have made the mischief
that led TO the murder Of which Con-
gresham Thompson of Kentucky was
guilty, is advertised to appear at New
York theater. She evidently expects to
make something out OF her unenyiable
Iotoriety,
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q young lady in Philadelphis SEM
mary was heard to say that the hot
weather made her sweat" One of
the teachers, lady Of the old school,
reprovea her in these words: "Aiy dear
bear in mind that horses swent, men
perspire. aud young ladies get in a
glow"
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JoB PRINTING
~ EVIEr DEscmrrIoN PROMPTLY DONE IS
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No. 10 Leidssdorn street, san iran cisco, Ca,
sole agent for the ELEo ISDEPESDEsr. IL AZ.
thortzed to contract for advertisements for us
al our lowest rates. Orders left with Dir.
Crane will receive prompt attention.
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I)ublished every Sunday, will b, sent 10
for -.
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It's nip and tuck, pre clically. in
Iowa, and The Democrats have The nip.
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Ayers Sarsapari!la

stimulates .:.d rrsg'a'c4 IN, action Il IL.
d'sc'tne Hui asslm.'.;Iya organs. Iouyvs
aud strengthens the vital furccs. and speedily
cures ih"u"IEti>m. Neuralgia. IIIcuma-
tie G1ut, tItIrrh, General DcLIny. aI.d
al I.seas"s aTisiua: fs"ar ru .n poy~,lshci or
'"rTup'"i condition Ol tie h.ooI, aud 4 weak
rr~L vL"liiy.
Il q. in""IuIasIt!y tie cacavrs; I,oot usd..
'.u". on ar"oTnt - is concentrated ,;rcI .lh.
'ut great !~pHrr qyrr disease.
rHE4'AII-D ny
OT.J. c. Aycra Co., Lowell, Mass.
sold hy al Druggists; price 81, Jx bc;;les
iuT 80.
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NOTICE.

Our Descriptive illustrated Price
List. No. 30. OF Dry Goods. ete., win be
Issued about March 1st, isB Prices
quoted In No. as will remain Good until
that date. send ne your namc early for
oopy Of No. 30. Frce TO anY address.
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The bee., 1883-09-08
CAPITOL HILL.

Dear Bee We of the hill are hav-
ing regular "dude" sensation. We
have among us regular "dude" killer
in the person of fair young damsel.
who has but recently returned from a
reformatory institution in one of our
neighboring States. Passing leisurely
along in front of the premises where
in this lady resides, the front door be-
ing open, rs well as all the front par
lor windows, l discovered that the hat
rack was completely shut out from
view by dude" hats enough to start a
retail hat store. There was the high
white (or IN. Y. Globe" hat), the
low-crowned Derbys, narrow-rimmed
straw, with blue ribbon and peacock
feather in the side, Jumbo straws, ETC.
Well, the married dudes were in the
majority. | recognized several faces
of this class as l passed by the win
dow. | knew that their wives were
out of town. The young lady was
telling her audience Of the delightful
boat ride she had with the gallant
/. AOANooCI IL. IL. L., CLS', tII1Il uOA IC
charmed her with his "silvered
tongued' descriptions of the contents
Of the vast deep over which they were
so smoothly gliding. He promised to
take me out again before his wife re-
turns" she said, and then several of
the other dudes spoke up in chorus,
$50 will if you will accept"
Without noticing the chorus, she
exclaimed: "Oh. the Professor has a
wonderful store of knowledge, and he
is SO fascinating in his Manners and
heaving a deep sigh, she added, What
a great pity it is that he cannot get
employment" "It is" responded the
dude chorus.
Let me see who were there. There
was Harry (married dude) Bob omar
ried dude) and Dick, Dick, and Y.
(single dudeS), and other lesser lights
too numerous to mention. She has
made the bigy yest mash of the sea-
son, and am afraid, upon the return
of some of the wives, there will be more
mashing. All the young ladies of the
hill are wondering how it is that she
has made such an impression on the
professionals, such rs Dick Dick, Y. at
and Bob, but no one can tell yet.
Wait until the next excursion of the
popular "SpartaS.' y
ANOS
The bee., 1883-09-08

Hillsdale. also returned this week from
Sandy Springs. Both of these ladies
speak in high praise of Sandy Springs.
Mr.. Edward Atkinson, of East
Washington, has worked up much in
terest in behalf of the colored youth
of the District of Columbia, in the way
Of an industrial school. Mr.. Davis
Douglas, Rev. Scott Green, Fl. Welch.
Brown and Mrs. Johnson made ad-
dresses.
Mr.. Welch, who has the pulpit of
Mount Zion A.M.E. Church, raised over
one hundred dollars last Sunday morn
ing, which sum will be applied to the
debt of the church, which has been
standing for many years. The churches
and schools in Hillsdale are all doing
well. The gardens have yielded well
this year, and the people seem much
encouraged; and we hope soon to see
the BEE flying around every door in
Hlllsdale, stinging only the bad, and
giving honey to the good.
The bee., 1883-09-08
HILLSDALE, ID. G.

The quiet of Hillsdale was much
disturbed on Thursday by an exciting
rumor Of the sudden death of Mrs
Elizabeth Simms by her own hands,
which, upon investigation, turned out
to he an attempt to commit suicide by
taking large dose of laudanum. DIR.
TORY soon was on the spot, and rem
dered medical aid and saved her life.
A very pleasant entertainment was
given in honor of Miss Smoat, Miss
johnson and Miss Denny, who will, in
a few days, return to their schools In
the lower counties of Maryland. 1t
was an enjoyable affair. We noticed
from Washington Miss Smallwood, the
Miss Arnolds, with several others. The
management was under the direction
of the Miss Buffers, the Miss Johnsons,
Miss Deggs and Miss jackson. The
ladies were assisted by Mr.. Esquire
Harrod, Joseph Smith, Henry Jackson
and Douglass Gibson. The excellent
music was by Miss Laura Arnold, OF
South Washington, ID. ID.
We hope it will not be long ere We
have another invitation to Hlllsdale.
We regret much to learn that MISS
Lucinda Brown was called home from
her visit to Sandy Springs 10y the III
ness of Miss Katie E. Brown.
Mrs. Watson. of New York, now OF