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Extraordinary Court Proceedings.

DETROIT, Mich, May 27-David Stone the
half witted uncle of the little six-year old
girl Lulu Dycke, who was arrested last week,
on suspicion of having outraged and murdered
her, made confession of his terrible crime on
Sunday night. The matter was kept profound
secret and last night he was taken into court
without public knowledge Of what was going on
aud sentenced to the State prison for life. He
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II Is q Fact.

Hundreds Of letters in possession copies Of
which may be had 10y return maiD are authority
for the assertion that Skin Scalp and Blood Huors.
whether Serofulous, Inherited Contagious, may
now Blood Purifier Ditretic and Aperient internally
and Cuticura and Cutcura Soap tile great Skin Cures
and Beauters externally. in onealf the time and at
one-haif the expense Of any other season.
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Five Persons Killed by an Explosion.

Troy, N. Y, May 27.-The bleacher in the
Wilson straw board mill, at Waterford ex
ploded last night tearing the build
ing to pieces and killing James Reddish,
Edward Kelly, NJ. A. Shay, NJ. Greed. and John
Hefferman. Four Others were slightly injured.
Loss SIS. 900
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A SKIN like monumental alabaster may be at
tanned by using Glenns Sulphur Soap which
does away with the necessity Tor sulphur baths
Try it. ladies. 1t is a genuine beautifer, and
very economical
Hint to those prcmaturrly gray, use Hills
hair dive
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Great Blood Medicines.

The half has not been told to the great curative
powers of the Cuticura Remedies ! have paid hum
dreds of dollars for medicines to diseases of the
blood and skin and found anything yet TO equal
the Cuticura Remedies
PROVIDENCE, X. |. CEIAS A WILLIAMS.
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THE finest mayonnaise dressing for all kinds of
salads, cold meats, raw tomatoes, picked sal
mon cabbage etc. is Durkee's Salad Dressing.
1t is, besides, more economical than homemade.
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Go to Chicago by the Panhandle Route.

Only s. 10 for the round trip. Tickets will be
on sale May 20 to June 3. Good to return until
June IL.
change
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THE "ROUGH ON DENTIST tooth powder, fine,
smooth, cleansing, refreshing, preventative. 15c.
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CLEANSE the scalp from scurf ard dandruh,
and keep the hair pliable by the use of falls
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer.
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''PooR ware is never cheap" Avoid all imita-
tons of Sapolio. All reliable grocers keep it
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Sold by all druggists. Price Cuticura so cts; Re-
solvent, 81; Soap, % cents POTTER DRUG AND
CHEMICAL Co, Boston, Mass.
E1@Send for 'How to Cure Skin Diseases
DF TTN1NT For Rough, Chapped and Greasy
DE a u | 1 Skin, Blackheads Pimples Skin
Benishes and Infante Hunors, Cutcura Soap
real BeauJifer
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HOTELS AND SUMMER RESORTS.
MOntvale Springs,

Blount County, East Tennessee.
This beautiful Summer Resort, the House of
Seven Cables will be open May Is. New Furn
ture. Excellent Cuisine Telephone connection with
Knoxville. Rates-Ss2 per day, $40 to $12 per
week. $50 to $40 per month according to rooms.
j. G. ENGEL, Proprietor.
Montyale SPRINGS.
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Cure in Every Case.

Your Cutcura Remedies outsel all other medicines
l keep for skin diseases. My customers and patients
say that they have effected in every instance,
where other remedies have failed.
Fl. w. BROCKWAY, NJ. D.
FRANKLIN FALLS, n. II.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-11-28

VIM Reid VS. Fred Durham, Harriet
+ Durham and Edgar A Durham, fore,
closure.
Talcott Bros vs. their Creditors, insol-
vency.
Thomas Prather VS. Sarah Carroll, to
quiet title.
Territory Ct Washington VS.. John Klein
april, obtaining money under false pre-
lenses,
Jennie Osborn VS. Ernest Osborn
divorce.
Elisha p Ferry VS. David J Chambers
and BurlinSanle, ciectment.
James r Kelly Il Co VS. Fayle and
Fletcher, debt.
Toklas Il Kaufman VS. Rachel a Tilley,
attachment.
&c McFadden vs. Ward.tS Sons, debt
Charles Granger VS. ]. Hir>cl, J NJ
Lammon and William Billings, in trover.
Mary + Shelton and J B Shelton vs. Rice
Shelton, + Sykes, w b Wiltshire. | Well
!ington Gardner. John Gardner, Max Ar.
mer j Munroe Robinson, y S Porter and
j NJ Robinson, damages.
Tacoma Mill Company VS. Thornton +
McElroy. debt.
William Connell VS. Augustus w and
ETY. Guisler, possession vi real csta'e
VIM Fraser VS. Marion and Mary
Simmons, foreclosure.
S Bettman VS. A II Steele, appeal.
Lee All Doom W. Long All Linn, attach
lItent.
Mary NJ. Miner v, John KeinapIiI, at.
tachmcnt.
Harry Prescott vs. John Keinappil, at
tachHcnt.
Fl. st National Bank of Olympia vs. Jno
Keinappil, foreclosure.
foreclosure.
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uniform and was made Quartermaster
General on Gen. A. y. Johnston's staff.
He participated in several in several
battles in the West, being close to Gen.
Johnston when he fell at Shiloh.
After the war Mr.. Stevenson came to ills city.
made II his permanent residence, and invested
largely in uptown real estate. Some lots that
he bought then in the neshhorhood of the Wind
sor Hotel were considered rather too far away to
be profitable investment. As lime passed on
their value increased greatly. and their owner be
came a yery rich man. He built comfortable
home for himself on fifty-nnth Street. and lived
there until he died. His library contains many
mementOes of prominent pubic men whom he
met In his busy Career. Ex-President James *.
Polk was very intimate with him. Mr. Stevenson
canvass against Henry Clay. Mr. Polk never for
got how much he owed his old friend in that cleo
ton. When he ill, at his house in Nashville
he sent for Mr. Stevenson TO come and see him. and
day or two afterwards he died in his arms. John
{. Calhoun was another very warm friend of Mr..
Stevenson. When the celebrated portrait painter,
j p. A. Heay, was getting his pictures OF famous
Americans for louis Philippes gallery both tr.
Polk and Mr.. Calhoun declined to sit. Finally they
Consented to do 81 as personal favor 10 MIR. Ste
se isor on condition thit he should hold the on
.lnfl pnrtiai,s. They hang in his study to-day
licay afterward made copies of them for he Paris
gallery, hut he admitted that they were not SO
good a. the oi finals. Mr. Calhoun'- portrait is
said 10 be the most striking and accurate likeness
of that famous statesman in existence. The city
Of Nashville once offered Mr.. Stevenson large
sum for it, but he mover could be induced to part
with II. Mrs. Stevenson who is a daughter Of
Prof. Paul r. Eve, the eminent SURGE on, survives
her husband. Mr. Steverso"s younger bro her.
Maxwell is Twin. in Nashville HIS elder brother,
Nolncy $. was his partner in fr dry goods
business in his carrie days. dieu while abroad few
mo - a,u, am. =. E. ., WAS hrod.h' h.:ne from
Pli = Mr. ard Mrs. Steven-'n =. very promi-
melt members of the Rev DR. John Halls church.
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All OF kelnapplls creditors readily
acknowledge that the first half OF his
name indicates his true character,
but further than that they can dis.
cover nothing about him to admire.
The money they entrusted to him is
invisible, and is likely to remain so.
Their only hope is in sending him to
the penltentiary and make him pine.
apple. II he erdeavors to escape,
be should be hung up and dried.
IL you want to make u sensible
present to relative or friend during
the holiday season, do not fail to in
spect the magnificent stock of
Messrs. Toklas & kaufman. 1t en-
braces everything to cloth you from
the crown of Your head to tho sole
Of your foot, he you man, woman,
boy. girl, cid ar taby. Til. us.
sor.ment is bewilderlng 10 its variety
and unrivalltd IN quality for the
cost.
Messrs. Bonner l. Kra,z have
bought MIR. Wards stock of grocer
cies. and propose continuing the
well established business OF this fav-
orite stand. While we regret to
part with S.n, W" ar' !. al that his
mantle has fallen ON such worthy
SUCCESSORS. Nj. Ward will. how
ever, continue to net as local agent
OF the Noitiein P.cific Railroad,
and reserves the room III the rear of
the store for his office.
Messrs. George z. Colby, the test
medium, and p. O. Chilstrom, lee
turer, camc over by the Saturday
night train, and addressed 4 large
audience in Tacoma Hall, Sun
day evening. on matters pertaining
to Spiritual belief. On Monday
evening Mr. Chilsirom read an essay
and Mr.. Colby. while under control,
reviewed the main tenets of this
modern belief. This effort is highly
commended by those who were SO
fortunate as to have been present.
At the close Of the meeting q CONF
mittee was appointed to present o.
plan for q permanent organization.
The brewery on East side begins
TO present the outlines of quite en-
extensive building. It is situated
on the hillside just below Capt.
Hale's residence, where an ample
supply Of pure spring water is avail
able for the manufacture of the bev-
srage which is said lin moderate
quantities)" to cheer but not inebri-
ate." This new institution will be
prepared for business about the time
the new gas works are ready to H.
lumine the town, and ae both these
enterprises have selected the East
side As an available point for perms-
usnt development the price Of real
property will probably undergo a
rapid appreciation:
Ksinappil seems to be . bad ap.
pls-rotten to the core, as it were,
and doubtless . seeding variety at
best. He is now being passed from
hand to hand by his multitudinous
creditors. He was set at liberty last
Saturday, on the payment Of 81 900
BY his attorney as security for bis
appearance at Court. While he
WA making preparations to skip, lie
was again arrested on complaint of
the attorney OF Mr.. Barnard and
replaced in Jail. The plaintiff fail
ing TO enter an appearance the next
day, Ksinappil was again discharged,
whersupon Mr.. Chambers obtained
. warrant against him for obtaining
money under false pretenses.
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CLOTHING AND DisYGOOIDS,
tFockery. sians saa glassware,
Weed aud Nlsiew ware,
Tahle and t',sakst tutlsFy,
wsspn assa Carriage Material.
weoihub A rsfsen wheels.
ill.hosy. osk. Ash and whltswood Plank
Mazon and tarsiaue hardware.
Mindaws and pssptA. I'll sizes.
Paints, oils. W t0dewgsass.
taiored and aroutsi wlusiow ssias~,
Lime, tsnrnt. Plaster, Mssissesiusi.
iissf. lire tsisk. Laid Plaster,
tsssh, Shinales and Oil ktmde Of
Itosi-s Carpenters Hard
Ware, Iron and riewa, -
cable Chsif, all sisps.
liofse, Male and px pshses.
Hor-~ Nails. ihiss.
IaH ~ ewx, Nut Washers
bolt rnsas, csfFisxe and
Wagon Aselss
An,lls. ylss.. tseiia~s aaa
Blscksmishs Itots.
CUMBERLAND coal.
n2.ssoo.is delivered 10 any g~st Of ~
city, free of charge,
az Esefy description of 9oosls, wares
snd mefehsndise. csrefuiiy stoeed, q
moderate aiss.
ga lilui.ss pssee paid for uoantsy ne
Jaee fuTs AID lfissea,
Olympia. Jan. O. issa ~
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In the Probate Court 1T Thu, sion suua.
~, Washington Territory.
In tho matter Of the estate of Daniel
Tultc, deceased.
All persons having rlslms against said
same, with the necessary vouchers, 90
Francis A, Hoffman, nj hls Residence To-
Olympia, Thufsion county. Washington
Territory. within ono ycat itoln The date
hereof or the .anio will he forever
barred.
Dated OctolHr 2ith issi.
FRANCIS 4, HOFFMAN,
MARY D.. TtfiTE
Executors az the last " ~ and testament
of tpautel Tufe ugtstasati
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Also for all the great Cyclopedias. His
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40 Rush street, San Francisco, Cal.
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WIN. REIDT, PROPRIETOR.
PILES! PILES! PILES!
A SURE CURE FOUND AT LAST |
NO ONE NEED svrvTR.

4 SURE cure for Blind, tilee,ilng, Itch
n ing and liberated Piles has i,esn dis
covered bv DIR. Williams tan Indian rem.
edyl, called DIR. Williams Indian Pile
Ointment. A single box has cured IN.
worst chronic eases Ut IS 90 s0yeafa stand.
ing. No one need suffer Ave minutes
alter applying this wonderful suuthins
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tuaries do more harm than good. VII.
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.umors, aiiays the intense Itching. ,fsr.
ticularly Mt night amer getting wstm 10
bed, acts ~ poultic., ttves instant ~.
lief. and In prepared only for Piles, Itch.
ing OF the private parts, and for nothing
else.
Read what the Hon. = NJ. CoiiinbeFsy
Of Cleveland says about pf williams III
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To say that have never fnund ANYTHING
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The ELECTORAL VoTE.-The follow
ing table gives the result of the late
Presidential contest as it appears in
the Electoral College:
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Probate Notice.

TN the Probate Court of Mason county,
l. Washington Territory.
In the matter of the estate Of Thomas
Walker, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, having been appointed AdmiLis-
TRAITOR of the estate of Thomas Walker.
deceased, late of said county, by the Pro-
bate Court of the county of Mason afore-
said. all persons indebted to said estate
are required to make payment to him, al
his office at Arcadia, Mason county, w.
T., and those having having claims
against the same must present them as
above, with the necessary vouchers, with.
in one year from date, or they will be
forever barred.
Arcadia, Nov. IA, 1884.
E. A. WILSON,
Admir- estate of Thos. Walker, decd.
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IN the Probate toatt of Mason eonn,y.
i Washington Territory,
Estate ot Charles Henry Missing.
Notice IN hereby given iy the under.
Signed. Administrative ct the slasve
named estate, Ia tho ereiitofs IL aad ali
persons having cisims against said estate,
To- present the satue la snc. or John Me.
Reavy, at tnlon tity. Ia Ma.nn sauaty /.
w. T. with the neces@sty vouchers,
within one year i,nn the first t,utllcstiosi
OF this nutice.
EMMA MATILDA JOHNSON,
Administrative.
Dated. this Gath day Il oesplsaF. lssl
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Probate Notice.

OhOER TO SuOW NhNSEs
TN Probate Court. Thurston county.
Washington Territory.
IN the matter of the estate of Daniel NJ.
Ward, deceased.
Isaac Blumauer. Administrator OF the
estate Of Daniel NJ. Ward. deceased, hav.
ing, on the 25th day of October, 1884. filed
his petition for an order authorizing him
to sell SO much of the real estate belong
ing to said estate as may he necessary To
pay the detts and expenses OF admins.
tration, the same will come on 10 he
heard on Saturday, November 29th, 1854.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. ut the room OF said Pro-
bate Court, i'm Olympia. IN said county and
Territory. at which time and place any
person interested IN said estate may file
objections In. writing and contest tho
same. FRANCIS HENRY.
Judge of the Probate Court.
Dated, Olympia, Washington Territory.
October 81, 1884.
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Notice to Creditors
OF INSOlyENrs.

Notice to Creditors
OF INsOLvENrs.
IN the District Court of the a. Judicial
i District of Washington Territory hold.
ing terms at olympia.
james shelton and Mary y shelton. part
nefs under the name II shelton A 60
faiuiids
against
ThriF creditor
Defendant
Pursuant to nm order uf the Honorable
John 4. iioyt, Judge of the said Court
notice IN hereby given Ia all the creditors
of the said insolvents, James II. aud Mary
r. shelton and Sholton n "a. To- he aud al
pear In open Court at the Court roam Of ~ "a
Court. In Olympia, ". T., on Tuesday. the
9Th day OF December, 1884, at 10 o'clu,k A.
NJ. said day, then aud there IT, show cau~..
II any they can, why the prayer of ~aid in.
solvents should not he granted ansi an ~.
signment at their estate be made aud they
be discharged FROM their debts aud Ilabil.
tiles In pursuance of the statute in aurh ease
made and provided. aud Ia the meantime
all proceeding against said lnsolVent. le
stayed.
So Witness nav hand aud the seal
lis. OF said District Court, this 9ath
S. day of September, A, u. isst.
IT, ~. OiiRtEN, Clerk.
Olympia. Washington Territory, octobcf
g. 1891.
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Blacksmithing.

Tue undersigned is again prepared to
In an expeditions and workmanlike man.
ner.
HORSESHOEING A SPECIALITY.
Shop on Fifth Street. in the rear Of
Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S Office.
A, w. GUISLER.
Olympia, Oct, 8. 1884.
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Total. 1881 Total. -.

On Chambers Prairie, Sunday,
November 23d, Edith, aged 10
years, daughter of A. J. and Maggie
Chambers, departed this life. The
deceased was deeply loved by all
who knew her; and.those VINO knew
her best loved her st. The fun.
eral services were conducted by Rev.
James Campbell, assisted by the
choir Of the Congregational church.
The family meets meet with the SYM
patty of the entire community, hav-
ing lost daughter and sister, Mrs.
Ella Raymond, two months ago.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-11-28

thea, Ctc"t. Strtsfute ~ phi'is. IN ali
forms. seminal w-sh""--, apes..sy,
night losses 10y dreams. ptnplr- on thc
face aud lost manhood eau positively lie
cured. The sick and aill ,ctt 4 should not
TAIL I" call upnn him. The Doctor has
Travelled extensively IN luruIH', aud Ia
'jfrte / thoroughly The various hospitals
there obtaining - great deal at valuable
inf"rnRti' n. which hr tsrptnlVtSnt 81 INA
llpCl ~ cares WHEN others hit IiN him.
hP. t,liifON viii MAX" nu chHrg" unlv
ne ,ivct a cdrr. fuI~rtis IT d,=t..uc. sss,
%" cured az h"n,r. All communications
strictly confidential \ GA 49,, iio ono bui
the Doctor. sand ten dollars for a pack
age OF nr'.!ciu". Persons writing "a the
Doctor will phase state The name of the
pap" NV sre this advert t-oinem IN
Chal srs reasonable, tali az Niitn. Al
dr ~ DR. j. r. GIiiiioS. iiux 1881 Sab
francisco.
NAV 18th II O. ~
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EMPTY is the cushion, William.-C Courier.
But its cold, o icy cold,
And the "bead" lies dormant, Bill
yum
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-11-28

The Washington Cadets gave their
first ball Thursday night.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-11-28

ACCORDING 10 the calculations of
the Agazzis Society, Of this place,
there will be an extraordinary high
tide, December oath.
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THE GREiT
ENGLISH REMEDY.

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To the Unfortunate.
Dr.. Gibbons
DlSPENSARy,

er W ihh u
OS.D vt corn-r -
Commercial street,
san itanci=ru. -
Z Ia, .lic,i ~ t-5t, .
the tdiinent oi 49,
nal uti,i seminal lbs
.aa.ss. atftsft "A. tstsstns
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ENcttIIOfs Of Ihr Iasi VIII
" Daniel Tulte, ,lecvasesi
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sslls said' Hang II up and give
- two.iss worth Of liver"
ns. Geo. r. Colby. the inspira-
esssl spsatsr. will address the
nvtFissal cvganisstlon and IL friends,
y Tssoma Hall. Sunday morning At
u s'sloet. The feature Of The meet.
- will b saswsnag questions pro-
ysse1sd BY the audience. Every.
esdy--eslisvsr or shsptis--is invited
= b present. and hand In some
"ssts 10 crack"
Tie weather on TAAakagiving Day
- dslisAtial. The ssn seemed to
mile II approval % oil things mum.
$3.50. - Ne tsopsralurs WAS just
ssoss right Tor comfort. How any.
ssdy could refrain from bsing thank
I'll nader ssch circuuslsssss, IL 10
e'essls 70 explain. uslsss the black.
No. Of The political ornament may ,
y ssos essss. ovsrshsdow the hori.
-.
The Msthodis.s gave . Farewell
sss'sl Tor the hsns6t Of their pastor.
" sAs church. Tuesday evening.
ss'sA wss very generally attended,
=, sa'ns aud sinner. Nj. Cameron
asds that BE- will b. compelled to re-
ases'sh bic charge in consequence
y ssstiausd ill-hssllh. and the
.ssssng was intended 10 show
- appreciation 10 which his past
ssv'sss ~ Asld b The community.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1884-03-06

GRtST CHAPTER. Regular convocation second
nd fourth Tuesday Of each month 1t s p. m, in
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1884-03-06
Tobacco Rebate.

WAsHINGToN,M March A. In the House
Mr.. Randall has read letter from the
Secretary of the Treasury to the effect
that the 4S, coo claims for rebate on to-
bacco and the 6.000 claims for stamp
redemption, pending in the department,
will be examined and settled without
additional clerical force in three months,
and said it had been publicly stated that
these claims would not be adjusted in
three years. and the employment of
attorneys was necessary TO facilitate
their settlement. He had the letter
read in order to show to the House and
claimants that neither statement was
true. If claimants were hereafter in
duced to employ attorneys they would
do SO with the facts before them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1884-03-06
February %, Is
Grand Army Notes.

The l., III. S. Crane Post, No. "a, of
Beloit, has perfected arrangements for
three presentations of the patriotic play,
''Friend and Foe; or, Loyal to the Care. ?
The play is being produced in many
cities where Grand Army Posts are or
ganized.
The Grand Army, Department of
Iowa, is composed of over 300 posts and
has membership of from $4,000 to
$1,000.
Mr.. John Duncan of Joe Hooker Post.
Baraboo, died at his home. February
81. He enlisted in Co. H., % Wis. In
fantry, and was promoted to the posi-
ton of first lieutenant.
The Grand Army ball at Prairie du
Chen, February %, was the grandest
affair of the season. About 400 people
joined in the festivities, and the twenty
five dances from Sort Sumpter'' to
Muster Out" were highly enjoyed by
those present.
The Grand Army Post, of Monticello,
Green county, held basket picnic on
Wednesday evening of last week.
Mr. Enoch Smith. an old army boy,
of Co. K. 22d Reg, Wis Vol, is living
dangerously sick at his home in Mon
roe, with slight hopes of his recovery.