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The Evening critic., 1885-04-18


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The Evening critic., 1885-04-18
Grand SHIRT Sale

making preparations for this controlling
this the productions best and
cany factories this country enabled offer
The very Intrinsic value possible to obtain
Notwithstanding which offered they will
fully regards workmanship quality
which factory
The Evening critic., 1885-04-18

SALVATION OIL is guaranteed to effect a
cure in all rheumatic and neuralgia aztec.
tions. Price % cents
The Evening critic., 1885-04-18

SALVATION OIL, the cheapest aud best
pain.cure on earth. Price % cents bot
lie
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Wheeling Items.

WHEELING, May -,

WHEELING, MAY II, 1850.
EpIroRS CRISIS; Spring has at last
carprlcl our fields with yclvcty green,
and clothed the trees and shrubs with
foliage and blossoms. Torcnoyatc and
braulify, seems 10 he the prevailing
spirit moi only in nature but the pro-
Pile take Il new interest in improving
and identifying their homes. 4 num-
bcr of the citizens here have newly
painted their houses, fences, &c. which
adds greatly to the appearance of our
little town.
\ subscription for Il church bell is
being circulated and the prospect now
is that we shall at last succeed in Sc
curing the much needed bell.
Rev. Engcart will preach mcmori-
al sermon at the church here ON the
fourth Sunday.
The GA. X. will have their campfire
Saturday, the %.
The weather permitting they will
have their camp-iirc5 built ON the pub
square, and the supper, consisting of
pork and beans, hard tack, Sr. served
up IN old army style. A good time is
anticipated.
Mr.. Wintcrrodc of this township, has
been having Il severe tmc with his Jaw
caused from taking cold after having
some teeth extracted.
Dr. Edgorton's little daughter Ethel,
was quite sick last week.
Mrs Ed. McLain is down with chills
and fever.
Mrs. Millio Foreman thinks she is
improving, but is still great sufferer,
having been confined to her bed for
months.
Mr.. Weed is out on tho street again
but looks badly,
Fred Hastings went down to Palmy-
III last week on visit to his brother.
Harrison Bird went to Hannibal, Sat
urday, ON business, or to tell the folks
there that there is u fine new boy at his
house, don't know which.
Mrs. Carter, of Clay county, is visit
ing at Mr.. Richard Arnold's ).
Mrs. Rolo returned home Sunday af-
Ter spending u couple of weeks with
friends here.
Jas. Robinson and Miss Annie Hast
ings went down TO Lacledc, Sunday, to
visit Mr.. Gould's family. Jim also
went over to Linnous. Ahom!
DIR. Magoon is going to move his
family back to Clarence. They intend
TO leave next week. Although they
have been among us but few months
they have made many friends here and
their departure will be much regretted
and many good wishes for their success
will follow them.
The "Band Boys have rc-organized,
rented hall and meet for practice
twice n week.
Fred Baker, of South Wheeling, is in
Saginaw, Mich.
The Wheeling Schools closed last
month for lack of funds, which is much
regretted The "kids" will have o
long time TO run loose.
Tho Presbyterians will have service
at the church next Sunday.
ARCANUM.
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folks, and heartily enjoyed by all pres,

folks, and heartily enjoyed by all pres
'n,'
Following is list OF the presents:
To molhcr--CaSh sloOO-John and
Mary Oldakcr, of Iowa.
Glass cake siand--Jacob and Mary
iOldakcr.
SILK handkcrchief-MiSS Maria Olda
Ecr'
Fruit dish--NIrs. Charley Williams,
Dress n,ttcrr--NIr onJ Mrs Wrs
UamiI,,u ''''' ''
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A Walking Skeleton.

Mr.. Z. Springer. NJ Mrclanir>hurg, Pa,
writes; 81 WAS afflicted with lung fever and ab.
scrss on lungs and reduced To- walking ,krlc.
ton. Got 4 tree trial bottle Of Dr. Kings Ncw
Discovery for Consumption, which did me SO
much good that bought q dollar hottie. After
using three bottles. found myself once more a
man, completely restored To health. with a
hearty appetite and a gain in flesh oflslbs."
Call at y. j. Swrtland 4 cos Drug Store aud
get free trial bottle of this certain cure Tor al
Lung Diseases. Large bottles sl.UO. 1868
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IMPORTANT.

When You visit or leave New York City v!Jc
Baggage ENprcisagc and C&liof, Hire ard
stop at the Grand Onion Hotel opposite Grand
Central Depot
Elegant room, fitted patH cost ui one mil
lion dollars, rcdHccd to sl,OO a.d upwards per
day European plan Elevator. Er-ta0rau.
supplied with the best. Horse vars, stages amt
elevated railroad to all depot. Faily, cau
live better for less money at 'he Grand Union
Hotel than at any other first uilas hotel IN the
cty, n Iv
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was exercised fully and freely under
the laws of 1855 and 1868, and will be
in the future. The act Of 1874,
whereby text books We're prescribed for
al the schools in county, only had
for its object and end UNIFORMITY
among all the schools in the county,
and still left the Judgment of each
school, and its power in this regard, TO
be voiced by its own directors in the
county concavc.
You also wish TO know "if in any way,
any party or person can hold any
school director or directors, or board
of education responsible in damages
who shall refuse to obey the law of
1874 for the next five years in those
counties that adopted u series of books
for use in January last Livingston
county being onc)." | answer cmphat-
ically. no. The law of 1874 was Il rule
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services in extnguishing the fire in his
elegant building on the west side of the
square some months ago. This is an
example that might well be followed in
other eases. The iircmcn are always
on hand work to the best of their abili-
ty faithfully and fearlcssly, and such
acts rs that Of Col. Hale give them en-
couragcment and assure them that their
efforts are appreciated by our substm-
tial citizens.
We are in receipt of the May crop
report of the Missouri State Board Of
Agriculture. The wheat prospect May
lsl, according to this report, was 81 10
per cent. of an average yield per acre;
area sown, 81 per cent OF area of last
year; amount Of wheat plowcd up, u
per cent. The average condition of
wheat in Livingston county is stated Us
G3. Acreage of oats sown, los.
The report contains the following cN-
tracts from communication from this
county.
VIM. Scruby Jr. Wheeling: Poor
prospects for wheat. Cold, backward
Spring. But little corn ground has
been plowed.
w. A. Jacobs, Chilicothc:-S Sheep
husbandry is very materially injurcdby
dogs, and the repeal Of the dog law is
very serious tous.
j. Il. Jackson, Chillicothc;-I do not
think that sheep husbandry is material
ly injured by dogs. Stock is healthy
and generally looking well
On last Monday, the supreme court
of Missouri decided question which
has for time out Of mind agitatcd pre-
ccpior,parcnt and pupil-that is,whcth-
cr the teacher had any control over
pupil on his way to and from schools.
The ease was appealed from the circuit
court of GrundyEcounty, Missouri. s.
W. Dcskins was plaintill and Prof. W.
d. GoSc was defendant. Defendant
Gosc rs teacher of public school cs-
tablishcd certain rules and regulations
for the government there. Among 9TH
crs was one prohibiting profanc Ian
guagc, swearing, quarrcling and fight
ing among the pupils either while in
school or on going and returning there
from. Plaintiff was pupil who had
violated this rule while returning home
from school for which defendant chas-
tiScd him, upon which suit for damages
was instigatcd, and in time judgment
mcnt rendered for 80, the court rcfu5-
ing instructionS,to to the effect that plain
tin, while in attendance rs II pupil, was
under the control of the teacher, and
that the defendant had u right to pun
ish him for an infracton of the rule
put in evidence by the agreed state
mcnl of facts, and that the verdict Of
the jury should he for the defendant,
unless the jury believed that the punish
mcnt inflicted was unreasonable or cX-
ceSsiyc. 1t is this order of the court
that is complained Of as error, and it is
believed that ihc cOmDllint lS well fOuu-
dcd If the effects of the act done out
of the school room, while the pupils
are returning to their homes and before
parental care is resumed, reach within
the school room and are detrimental to
good order and the best interests of the
School,no good reason ispercciycd why
such acts may not be forbidden and
punishment inflicted, The judgment
is reversed and the cause rcmandcd.
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II. 4 ST. JOE r. X. Time Table.

For the convenience of our subscri-
b0rs residing in Grand River and Fair
view townships, and in Northeast Car
roll county, we have left at the Times
Office, Hale City, memoranda show
ing how they stand ON our books, and
have authorized the editors Of the Times
10 receive and receipt for payments on
subscriptions. If,
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Birthday Anniversary Of Mrs. 0lda-
ker.
CREAM RIDGE, May II, 1888

CREAM RIDGE, May II, 1885.
DEAR CRIsIs:-Thinking perhaps some
at least, of your many readers would
bo glad to hear of us again, concluded
to give you line telling you the pleas
ant day that we spent celebrating Mrs.
Oldaker's 10th birthday.
This morning at an early hour friends
began to arrive at her residence with
well filled baskets of luscious viands, to
refresh the inner man, and substantial
testimonial of their friendship in the
shape OF presents for the old couple. II
was d conplcts surprise 10 the old
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-05-14
MARRIED.

ROBERTS KAPP-ln this city, at
the residence of Mr.. j. B. Tanner, on
Tuesday, afternoon, May 18th, 1885.
Mr., QuINToN ROBERTS and Miss CLARA
KArr, both Of Avalon, Rev. j. Il. Sas-
seen officiating. The groom is broth
er of Mrs. Tanner.
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presiding, it carried and the Council
stood adjourned.
EVENING SESSION.

EVENING SESSION.
The evening session was executive.
At its conclusion the following ap-
pomtmcnts were announced:
City Rccordcr-Dr. d. Il. Dorsey.
City Marshal-lI. O. Meek.
City Collector 4. j. Roof.
City Auditor-G llarkcr
City ASSrssor-'rhos. s. Broaddus.
City Attorncy-P. j. Dixon.
PolicGman-M Mike Angel, Jr.
Apctition of the merchants of Chilli
colhc, asking the Council to appropri-
ate S25 pcrmontlI to assist in paying j..
A. Knott the merchants Night Police
man, was presented, The Council de-
cidcd to appropriate $40 per month for
that purpose.
Council then adjourned until this
CImrsday) night, TO receive bonds OF
new officers, and for the transaction Of
other business.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given 10 al creditors and
others Interested in the c'ta" Ut Il. T. Cole
man. deceased, that |, Reuben +. Coleman,
Administrator Uf said estate Lllcud 10 lakc
final settlement thereof At the urtt term ut the
Probate Court uG Livingston county, Missouri,
Ia hr hrgum and held on the 5rvOud Monday i'll
May, lS$j. ....,.,,,.,. ..,.,,..,,.
80 Administrator.
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No extra charge for niGSla and berth
on boat. Return tick?& good lmtl
May %. The steamer viii lc.Ne Han
nibal at GOO T.. NJ, and arrive in St,
Louis early Tuesday morning, May 10.
Music and dancing on board. A good
time guaranteed TO all.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-05-14
ScaretarY Board Of Educalion.
Col. Chas. II, Mansur's Opinion on
the School Book Question,

CuuIrrnrur Mo. MAY ~. 1SSj.
Dr,r S,p. In rcnIv to yopr uIcs-
tiop submi,,cl ta mo "Docs fine
rcpcol of fine Tryt B,ok law obro-
c,,c thc scynr,I ,1,n,fons m,Jc in fine
dNnrcnt courri,s on Jorrorv 9th,
1852" ,rsvcr tbc Ioy ronooiirr thr
s,mc hrirr wi,hou, ,r omcr~cncv
cIorso will M, %, info affect ninth
lima % 1891 hut affair ,bot l,,n on
,bo ,l,r,io,, roJ, in January I,,t
rr,I,r fla, .,r,,iy;o,. or ,o.,i,r, 7ps-
znss -nsa ,rr,, p.,-,.,d S,,,r,,. of
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,ohool l,r.. - ,,.i, r,a,,;. r.u..,i, r..
mast
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rhn rnol;,h Ior,,,,,,., AMI a., rrli
mcnls shnil he ta,,"h, in MI srhools or
gani2cd and kept up under this act.
The general statutes Of 1866, section
Q, page 2j9, provides for the creation
Of u tOwHShip board of education, TO be-
composed of such local director in each
sub school district of the township. Us
shall have been elected clerk therein;
and TO the township board of educa-
ton in section IL, page POI, was Civ
en- these powers, to-wit;
"Thc said board shall have power to
determine the studies TO be pursued,
"'',' .l',' ''"''' "'",' u, "' uS'" III ."'
Suhirrt in thc ornrov,I nf fine St,tr
Superintendent Of public schools"
This r,,,,,,,J ,h, law urrI uorcL
81 tsGs ,yhcr , law w,, u,..cJ or-
,irol,. r,vi.i,o.,I,o soJ,o,l I,,r ~, ,I,o
v,,,,, ,,,,,., 1c. .,..;,,, ,,,,., iucy
whicb in son,inn 4o ro,o,I.l s,.,i,n
cr,rcs,il or uho ro,,r,I s,,,r,os
of 1ycG ,rl ur,yiJnJ ma .rl,s,;,r,,
,hcror,,. L,i,o. cr,ir,1,. si,,rt IN ro
oord IL, ,c,, hnol,s +, ,Io ycl,,I,
Tbi. law ,r,in underwent , gorcroI
rovisi,r in 1s-n .,s.i,ro.,s1szn rou.
,qo orJ h,. s,o,i,, D, ,L,r,i, ,o,in
'"'' ''' y '>". 49,"
inc 10" "SIl'P "o"'" Vi 'u"'"l'oh arc
required 10 exact that - uniform Sc
rics Of text books shall be used in each
.o,oro,, hr,ro, IN o,ch .,.Io,Iu anil
nis rom,irrJ fine law until 1874 whom
o,,,ir III, yh,I, srbo,I I,v. ,,Jnrw,n,
- non,r,1 royisior g., scs.i,n oc,s
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~" l''>' VI '''". '"S "''''' ','"S vi ''N'
books, Il meeting snail be
held ON first Tuesday in Jan
nary, 1879. and every five wears there
nr,or f,r Cha ,o,,,,f,r IS i,y, L,ol.,, ,o
,'''''' ~, ''' ''''',''' vi .'NS ',o"' ~
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Io ''"'!' S"t'' .'' ''''''' ior
'n' Pc''o' y. nN' years i'o''' ''u''
a'oP''om' l"'' continued 10 oc '"o
law ""''' l'o l'r'N'''' "l'' win 'ol''''''c
10 DC uh,'I June 20 i'o'' "'''n ny "h
'c' vi .'.c ''aV S'''''"' "N'''"'t3' ~P-
Pro'cu Ni"rch " loo'' lhc s"'''o WIS
repealed
IL Is 'huS seen Tor large pcrIoaS OF
Time since lo''' our general School law
has been entirely silent upon inc queS-
tion OF text books Just as 1t was IN the
revision OF 1870, and in that OF 1865
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W., 81. L.. L P.R. r. Time Table.

GOING EAST.
ARRIVES LEAVES
'No. 4, Mail & Express 9.22 ?. NJ. g.2l p. NJ.
tSO. %, Accommodation l-U0 100
GOING WEST.
sfiO. 3, Mail & Express 7.lI Am. 80 4. VI.
tNo. q, Accommodation, $50 I'm. 2-;Or,N
tNO 27 Accommodation, 9ij 0I5
lDaily except Sunday.
'Day.
as-FOr further information apply 10
4. +. HAKIISGTON,
Ticket Agent.
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NEW YORK STORE

We invite special attention to the New
Goods now arriving every morning by express.
All over embroideries and edges in sets to
match.
Ecrue, Oriental and Biege Laces to trim COL
ored goods.
An elegant lay out in plain and fancy Para
soils. All the novelties in this line suited to
this trade.
A line of all wool Nuns Veilings and Camlet-
tas at greatly reduced prices.
We are offering plain Silks, complete as
sortment Of colors at 48ots.; full line at 60
cts; and q line at 75cts all at great reduc-
tions and many Of them at half price.
100 remnants Of colored Silks, to 10 yards,
at 25 cents.
We are making almost daily additions to
our WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT.
SMITH ( MCV3Y.
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A CARD.

o., the undersigned, having received great
asd permanent benefit from tho use Oi COM
POUND OXYGEN, prepared and administer.
ed hy DrS StaTkCy palcu, Of Philadelphia,
ald being satisfied that It is u nrWiliscuytry In
medical NcIrucc, and all that is claimed for 1t,
consider II a duty which We owe tu the many
Thousands who are suffering from chronic and
su.rjllud "mrurahle' diseases Ia do an that we
ca iu make its virtues known and 10 inspire
tir public with con0dcnCr,
Ne have personal knowledge Of Drs.
NNkcy * PHlcu. They are educated, intcll.
- and conscientious physicians, NhO will not,
We are sure make any statement which they
de- not know or believe To ho iTlc, nor publish
any testimonials or reports of cases which ard
not genuine,
Nn. n. KELLEY,
Member ol Congress from Philadelphia.
Editor and Publisher "Arthur's Homo Mag.
zine Philadelphia.
E.l.CoNrNp.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June l. lssg,
N order To meet a natural inquiry IN regard
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g. ave increased confidence IN our statements
~ Il IN ilrwUuuucurss of our testimonials and
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our "Ircatlsc on Compound ONygcn,' con.
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OF action NJ this remarkable curative agent. and
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK MARKET.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, May l3.--Cattle-
Receipts 2,l54; market strong, active
and DC higher. llogs--Receipts l3,6SS
slow, weak and 10(9l5c lower; lots av-
eraging zoe te 25S pounds at SO S0G4;
bulk 50 90(03 95; not all sold
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lie GREAT WATER ROUTE TO THE
SUMNER RESORTS Of the GOLDEN
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tvJILlDS AyD TOURISTS. .SlIIi1g
WHIL7WWH PLEISNRE s4oahi tikc oar oS
SIDE. uHEEL STE.LVNRS oj hi, linz.
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yTAV1NG SJCCEEDEi> To
/ the business of the Carson city saw
in2s Bank we are now prepared To do
General Banking Business.
Bills of Exchange bought and sold on
San Francisco, New York, England,
Ireland. Germany, France and all the
principal cities OF the United States and
Europe.
Telegraphic transfers made.
Issue certificates of deposit and re-
ceiVe deposits on open account.
Collections made at current rates
exchange
Bullion bought and sold.
Mining stocks bought and SOLD OIL
commission only.
Liberal advances made on approved
stocks and other securities.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-04-25
How He Would Welcome the Lord.


Americans have but three ways of expressing
emotion: A dinner party for affection, sub
scription list for sympathy, and monument for
admiration. The first he has repeated daily.
with various epicurean variations. and the
others will come in their time and season, I
suppose
There was one man we had here for years who
because he was foregner-got no further
than the first, but he gave the most superb din
ners recorded in social annals. He believed
them a panacea for every VICE. mollifer for
every i'll
1t was the elder Bodsco. and he married a
beautiful American girl, to whom he was de-
votedly attached. She became interested in the
Mierites and finally joined them. The adventz
of Christ and the awful day of Judgment were
fixed by the leaders of the sect for given date.
and the terror of it all preyed so on her mind
that her husband was nearly distracted about
her He argued against the folly Of it vainly,
and equally in vain besought her to disbelieve
it At last in despair he said: well, dear heart,
suppose de Lord God do come. will give him
Won dinner magnifque, and do him all honor but
pray do not NOPE and weep BEFORE
And the good old pagan had not the least in
tention irreverence