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Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01
OUR RURAL FRIENDS.

The editor has been planting more maple
trees on the street fronting his premises,
this week Baidt0bs Star.
The illness Of two OF the Democrat
force this week ha. raised the duce with the
paper and our job printing = C.>bOyg.n
Democrat
The mayor returned TO the city this
morning With string of twenty six ba.,
caught at the mouth of the Clinton river
Detroit jGitrl.ql
oar mother has bought the troublesome
5000 mortgage hanging over our head and
there IS now no impediment to our success.
- DV,eagiac Timss.
We are in receipt Of package Of garden
seeds from the Agriculture Department at
Washington. for which we return thanks
South Huren Messenger.
Wanted, bright, intelligent boy t0 learn
20 set tyDe one that does not care 10 boss
the office preferred. Apply at ;his office r
HibbGr}sfowu Adrcrfiser
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01
sRlGnT DAYS

With tie .cgIon already taken bY NIL
s0x MArrEH K Co, and TIE PtW4l aud
Oriols factories ~ view tue puOllc las
every reason 10 believe that tbs re viii be
no strike AID nD labor troubles IN THE
clty. This may be regarded as certain II
80 unioWafd i.lciIsnt arises today 10 *
elle the men Who are having a holiday.
The furnitnrs workers, the manufacturers
and tie city generally has eau Tor con-
.ratulation. There Is 10 reason why
business y all kinds Ia Ills cliy Should
not be given al impetus that amounts To
a boom. Bright days are dawnmg.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

I,OR sAIE-oNE MARBLE TOP BEDROOM
suit Chicago Roescr Smoking Chsif pie
g. Casey. Folding chair and Table 80. lN~
I'OR SAIE-A sFCONn HAND CUiCKERfNG
L piano. VIII De- soid cheap % s1id soon. Cali
a. Mr. Deweys. lD9 Monroe - up sisirs.
NOR SAIt-A LADY WHO j. GuINS 10
leave the city desires o. scii a tuf al A.
plano, four rouuo corners. iirst cia~s f8ale en-
used iess than three months NDa b. ald in
tHo weeks fal aher .. m- % 2is ottawa -
NOR SALE-1No RETAIL Lf NBEk lAkB-
i iN Epsf IFt tnHfs. doing good tHssnfee Ho
opposition are situated on a iine ei Grand
1riInk railroad. between south Fpns tnd Jack
son, Tor Tauieuiafs nna terms address AHnisf.
b4x da. Cofsl. Mi-h
COR sALK- -TIORoreliBREn PLYMOUTH
L Rock EEEs % -at" fs-l sitting fnYm u'1
prize inning blris. haT. the bef Tgmoub
Rocks ln ihc state. tal nfd --f tHful A.
bong wales
IroR ~ALE-eeI.Df sgI Dtf SOLID NOT
set house &o AZ -IfuE e.. hUi HIi fs sf
writes us o. sell ep1i ipesfian fsn inariifg
bg,Ise iuquire of fmue Bros eeent ufef
Afcade. q
| 0nkt look tf LOOK ~ Ml4T slfI.
u the fne large residence VIfusfe on nerfb 9eft
rfffner t'reefrai end = hiflei..n - li Bias HfII
cIsfeu and eify naffr gee.d caIief nnisf whole
H9lSe 81 iih auf sri aHl efreef iurfattatfIft 81
maae. IDqure ui T. 4 sHarFe'fiHta. ur IuIfie
Bro insurance ageHfs nFef tfcaie
\ 0T5 FDR Ng> FEsfHENT-- TnT nN
l. H-airar1--l fs.tte 81 .1sH fr si1 frf f
~ ftr sIl cash las pf Hisn Hfff f..-.h ~
Themas rsIuea 81 500 ff s8 fnasrs nf
1uffle Hrs Insurance sseris
TJK eAIE-s tTfIE-H HaT Es TfsE-E
I s01nd sf.d rnoa r1sfeff ~faarasn.
~ SfHefsa'H -ft fifaa1 Rapids NHh.
I1R sAif-fIsulNs 1ArkffFg ~ CreT
/ - eFe rt9eiHE 4i sfIr sfnFk ft fffef a,sFIf
lrfet nu1 ''e-s - H<iiiue fgtfs ett faral
3 -Fff Fieoea-,f % ts-gertfr iaaa ~
EgR sALE 1903 DF Ika BYoEs Ts
II II
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01
WANT ADVERTISEME ENTS.


lVANTED--A COMPETENT And ENPERI-
" enced girl to do general house work IN a
private family. Must come well recommended.
Call AT once AT 29l founlain-st.
VVANTFD-TAILORS AND PANT MAKERS
W wanted. Apply 10 A Coutts, No. - south
Terrace-st Mussegon Micn No bummers need
apply.
VIANTED-TAIL0REss To WORK on PANTS
W aud vests. Address x. kinzinger, Caledon-
in Mich.
WANTED A GOOD GIRL FOR SECOND WORK
" Call between and ,. IA. Nh. H. r..
Hastings, ll5 jefferson ave. los
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-EXPER ENCED
W waist maker MIS-. G. 7. coffin, Ran
som-st.
IVANTED-FOU PAINTERs AT NORRISG-
W tons. 80 Fast BTidge-S lts
WANTED THREE FIRST CLASS DRESS
" makers at once Apply - NonroeH. io3
WANTED 1NNEDiATELY-A SERVANT AP-
W ply 10 Nm Ferguson, No zla Couri-st
YyANTED-A SMALL GIRL TO TAKE CARE
" ofs child during he day. Enquire az rOoal
g 81 Monroe 81.
iIANTFD-A GIRL FOR GKNKRAL HOUSE
W work az No Is AGen--l aud corner OF Court
steady employment.
VANTED-A GOUD GIRL At - COLLEGE
W ave, second door south Of Cherry
VlASTED-A YOUNG MAN A. sTFNo-
W Ogrspner and 81 use typewriter. aiso viii
ing - DO other work IN the office. Enquire a.
- M0nrce-st.
ITsNTED-A COMPETENT GIRL F0R A
" small family down town. ard sec1nd gir
FOR same place An excellent lisce ADD good
wages. " L. DlckusJH. - Monroe -, iuieiii-
gence Office 81
IlANTED-6OoD GIRL FOR GENERAL
" Homework apPy 20 = Division -. ifs
WANTED GOOD BARBER At lse RE-T
W Futou-sf. Apply ~ once
VIANTED Girl FOR GTNFHAL HOL So
" work Apply af once l-a Nurth lafagfite-sf
ilANTFD-AT e5 FOf NTAfN--r = GOOD
" girl f9f houscwork Ausf le good cook
e4shef snd ir1ner -
U-ANTFD- -eTRL FDR gENERAB HoT-F-
W work Na1e igf first e.as- one need afltiy
lfh Crescent ave. opposite fhe iars on tae leit
Il-sNIFD-A WIDF AWAKE YONG MAN OF
" ~ " ~ Fesrs ~ iearu thf rlhifrrfa~ fal-
ine-s. uaUsf haVe natural fas.e suf eHEHEe fgT .
years Apply - D p hopkins Arrlltett ~
Hrnroe st si
WANTED Girls TO-DAY F9R SOME
W ~ the re-y ffe' Fsres H fsrsI .ie, in tle rstf
H aefe 80 - "a efak n t0rs Jstfert Ais. tIffI
Caaks Ha.ffrs ffe fsH ~ sad~svs N B. Niot
er,rsi. infe.i's 's'.ure osf0e Foar~ q
VrkyTED- TWo eonH sal feNF~ ~ 50
effF sr1 slIri0irz rflss -sisrg ~ taierfa iss.ra
ffnsri Iains CITY manager Nsee So g.
Fosletsin-st Grand Rapds SHs
BoY gANTFI7 ~ YORK - DKIa -f|Hs
u ore wsf evHe~tfref F~tferrfTi ffl ~
sidra-~ Hseetiae - Rss fatast
TVANIFn- CaPfNET NfEEES sU-
" Eegn Fsaey fawttarc 20 NsFsga1
IIA>fkIi-s GOOD eIkL Fae LIS =
~ hausewort .a fsry ~ 1ree oe-sers
aFnsF - 2 C-eerer4 ave
IIAS TErs-~IK fFHNIsT FHEH- fHHFf
" z1eg a. ils sowtH o.nlsFest Isitr
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

Today is a senerai holiday w.th the
furniture workers. Let them by their
quiet. orderly nlsnner S.vr the las e. those
who havs charged them sith bsiog beer
xuzzlsrs'
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01
a. AfaIter 81 Economy

d siil cost q great tezl ~ alules = al The
prople oitie8 - mad dogs in fhls yiclDisy
are - as sent e. farss for treatue.t On
the hoie t eolid bs cheaper - ALI 3n
the e1F> Chicago Na2
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

The Detroit papers say that Judge Logan
Chipman will shortly resign his office in the
superior court and remove 10 Chicago where
he will accept position on the editorial
staff of the Times. II appearances 90 for
anything the Chicago Times has needed
large share of judicial talent for some time
past.-Jackson Cstisen
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01
The New Department.

Under the Skylight may be found large
assortment Of Embrodsres, Made-up Cam
brio articles Dress Trimmings in great va
riety. Buttons, Chenille Fringes, Moss Trim
mings. Brsids, Ruchines. Corsets, etc.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01
His Awful Grief.

We see il stated in the Detroit papers that
the wife OF railroad official at Jackson
gathered up wbat loose money there was
about the house, packed her trunk and ran
away with a book agent. rhis is a case Of
adding Insult to injury. II was bad enough
that she elOped bur it must stir up the lonely
husbands deepest grief hen be remembers
she skipped with a book aaent.-Naes Re-
y,ifiiicglt
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01
If You Want Goods Of Any Kind

and cannot conveniently visit our city, you
can always avail yourself of our immense
stock and low prices by simply writing US,
stating as near as may be your wants.
Samples of any kind OF dry goods will be
forwarded you by sr.t mail. Makeyour Sc
Lotions. return us the sample and your
order will be executed promptly and with
great care.
All goods sent out on orders i'm this man
ner and not giving entire satisfaction can be
returned at our expense.
SPplSG & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

ScHLLIN0, to eight hour asltat"r,
ssnsibly warned bis fellow wage workers
fsW days since * the evils og luiOxica-
hon. Let them follow tie good advice
and make today's holiday pleasant oc-
casiOn
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01
Fishinq For Suckers.

Sensational stories are circulated by the
Detroit papers that President Cleveland may
come 10 Michigan 10 fish a. soon as Con-
gress adiourns. Other statements are circu-
lated that the President intends To be
married in June. Ii he is married in June
he will not fish in Michigan. The fish story
was probably invented TO flatter Michigan
Suckers.- Big Rapids Pioneer.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

Call in and witness the improvements
that are constantly being made in our mann
moth establishment
We intend 10 make our store the great
center for the dry goods trade in Grand
Rapids boy furnishing the largest stock in
every department, keeping on sale the best
fabrics and selling everything at the very
lowest possible price.
SPRING < COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

der from tue rsbid Republicans u tie
North, b. promptly Fef asilatias ibs sI-
Ll8aio1 II sGca seutiH1zats. ~ or sr
rsmsiy ~ould b-7 - elective 10 checking
alssssf r01s effects
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

When Republican gets government
appointment under Democratic admins
tratiOn the meubers Of Congress say he IS
al expert and politics have nothing TO do
with the case. such men appointed are
TiruDtttc
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01
STATE PRESS CROssFIRE.
rhe An,hor of.he Easn BIN

TO - 'E'''0TF U V'7V I-o''E9 11EE-E
We second the motion of the Cadillac
Nclcs for the nomination of Francis Is. Egan
OF Detroit for the Republican candidate for
lieutenant governor. That Ould be IA nOmi-
nation eminently fit 10 be made and prove
satisfactory 10 the great iaboring interests of
our siate.-AHegaH Journal.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01
Waiting for Dead Mems sho..

The scrabble for the late Judge Withey's
judicial shoes has already commenced. The
funeral of the late Judge Withey will not
be held for some days Yet. II anything can
be said TO draw blush of shame TO the face
OF one Of these desperately aggressive aspir-
ants We hope the Lord will move somebody
10 say il. . tempora o mores' ~ LOiCeH
J1ffralf
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

All persons who have recently changed.
or are about 10 change. their residence or
place Of business will please forward notice
of same - City Directory Office, II Rood
block. "a early as possible and oblige the
publishers
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

PissiiSlt C.sgelsu8 b.s yeFihst ons u
the nesspsgrr stories. some politicians
called 60 see biul Tea DAYS $40 and De Ell
cusei hIulss o. aco0unt Of an engage
meut - lf~telaaa ftfiaaeaier
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

The dreaded Fret "a May has arrived
and thanks "a the clear h-aIsd Judgment
Of capital and labor, the sun rises GA
prospective prosperity.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

The wage sorkers are % % cOngratu-
latsi on the settlement ~ wage aud
hours. Let them now exercise discretion
IN the use % tie time which they have
gansd
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

Washington Democrats are beginning
% complain ia { President CLEvELASD's
vine Is as bad a. his Democracy. Per-
haps GRovER fesls that any kind of vine
- good enough for kicker
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

Gfaud Master Po~defly 5 advice, " Drink
aater and ~ 20 ~ork Is enough 10 stir the
stomach 0f q CBlcsgJ socialist clear down %
lis bo0ts lLeg are tso things lie dpn [
banker after - lhiatyo faicr OcsaA.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01
SInnlY a. d. p

Every body kn0~s that the only objection
lhe ~fnate has 10 Oen R0s~crans Is that he
Is and always has been r DemocFAt. The
hs pocricy of ITS boaste3 love for the soldier
a. . soldier is sho~n by is treatment Of
hiai- Caiosgo Hrfalt
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

The Judge of the United States Dis
trict court for the Western District Of
Michigan should reside 10 Grand Rapids
Surely the bar OF Kent county can fur
nisn excellent material. The administra-
too should make no mistake ia ths
matter
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

NsIars gNIl-o-f Blo.oli

kertsnslely tae fietia4s - tie pFeseai
e4r, ia klrots al tls 81 q green old age
-fhstsasisteE flases
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01
.v.ter.on'ss < q out Of. Dob.

Mr. Waitenson didn't want Mrs. rhOmp-
-ln appointed 10 the Louisville post office
but another woman, named the Star Eyed
Goddess Of Reform, Who i. now living on
board wages aud having a rather hard time
al N generally -Neu York TrtL,ne
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

JKfs DAVIS belongs % a past age. lie
even speaks tie iaD guage ot ancient
Rome
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

Mr.. JEFFERsoS DAVIS bas b gun his
march % the sea aad has reached Allan
IA, where a reception Will - given him
on a sraDder scale. II possible, than ~
Montgomery Old TEcUNP SHsENAN
must at this hour bs trying 20 lift him-
ssi by the booistraps.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

As warm ~eather approaches Greece
seems 10 bs melting.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

The largest store the largest stock, the
largest business enables Us ~ sell ali linds
Of Dry Goods silks. Dress Goods. Domestic
Goods. Carpets, Draperies and all kinds OF
Curtain Materials al much less prices than
can be obtained elsewhere.
SfRISG & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01
re should H.v. "a Home over The

II 1t401Al q tAtfAt| HfNCh hAACtN-
II 4. o. be hoped that Geronimo Will STAY
in Mexico until be i caught fnen lie will
be hanged, sure. Ca this side Of the line
some doctor might discover that lac had
been mentally irresponsible Tor years
BaUl6 kxIaess.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

The SUSpAg rrEE KAN HgRALD viii
bs printed from tbs nav twJ-rsvoiutl0n
press ordered expressly for this paper.
IL hst1a eiamirn q prorfs gppiasdo,
Which. the members ~ the nays tic circle
vii tell you. is a Romsny pr1verb mean
ny it Is always good lurk 70 rsal ins drst
impressions ~ new press. Take ye
heal snd II you ara not subscriber
order Il Of your nevsboy
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01
DRESS MAKING.

oar Dress Making Rooms are now "a s4e-
oessfai of<rsfaon auder ths charge II Mn.
L. A Hodges AL styles u Dresses snd
Mrsg,s made 81 short noglee and reasonable
pres oFEiNs & C0NraNa.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

LLOYD BREzEg EDITOR and Manage
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

Ga.so R.r@.. sAreAp.r NAY
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

JAY GoULD cannot have much ObIec-
tion 10 strikes. The extra te!egrsphing
the labor troubles have caused must have
put over 100000 into his pockets through
Western Union stock. IL looks ss though
the workingnen were trying to Kill q
hungry dog by feeding him.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

there j. probably 10 other aewspapsr
IN this country which indnlges IN quite
such coniemDtible Hings at the lsboring
men as ths Chicago Times. lt - very
cool day when that paper doesn't contain
derby dsspotism' A. il delights To call the
Knights 81 Labor.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

OF IE - = BAR ffs
hhf fN htftI fsIf0f Hr.F t..fifIr fIrrt.s.l -
rfffi tr--e cen fnasf nlafsff fg saiIfne .-rIII
- fftANh 80 ron NeH me- of
ir' euN r. erftrs rfet aIff Fl ftff .f.... Tfr.r
h.t ff q : fH |rs 0rInf hHHrre fr.e frrriff.-.
Nf terms So - reg.HAFf -.t~
fDtf .e'nff~sFF end frrtrf.si
America
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

Mr FrErr HEB. who hss igs heen s7-
pointe.i postmaster AZ Battle Crsss. ewns
a re-.sianca ,n Marshall vaar. - chIld-
ran Eva sn3 IS a ssii tast ~ hss sirsys
vote as Marshall ths United 4. ste.
statutes say Every postmaster .tsll
reside vifain -be isivsrv ~ IA Diiic- %
which be ls srpoieiei Noting shis 'set
the Dsircit g'rsf'tae SAYS -If thar ieesa
coax NJ FEEr sas' z10se u wou.3 "a
lifcult a. sea hoe { eas'3 - dene st
al Ihe soin.ioa o. fhe preblea -
easv Mr. FnEreHaR mass neva -
Battle Crsek er 50 vscinity
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

one 81 the Instances ia which labor
organization g % service TO employers
occurred IA South Chicago yesterday
whers the msn ia a blsst furnace threat
eued 70 strike and were given notice by
the District Assembly that i thsy struck
under The circumstances. they would bs
denounced AMI pVn ishei by the order.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

The Il. aDsr which m general has char
aetsrizei the action of both emf lIoyes
AMI workingman thus fsr iuriag 'he lis
eassion ~ the 4 difsraucss bst veen them.
- something far whieh TIA city hss rea-
son b be not only zrstefsi bat proud l'
appears probable that G0snd Rapids wiz
be he only important furniture manu-
fsctarinx city m zee United States iu
which there - not q genera -trike. Z,
- an sxeepiion At which to point with
pritie.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

We hsva not n0ticed ls,e.v t1d t.e
Her. riworHT NssrrV ~ Msr4g stte.
La issued any new ma1i'-s to ths
sTaci that be Republican party 90 Nish
gan wlil 2 be tbe iemnitIon bow we've
unless an ueper peninsnse Hsu = noniu-
sfsa ga he teset for savsr lor st ths
next couvention A physician shogai De
ssat - sxs nine tba temperature ~ the
Heu. ftkorgYs puis-. iar something
surely musf Re oni ~ Sasr
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

COMBINED CALCULATIONS
gfsaa z..t4s a0Kalha TeL EGRAM 4.fos
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Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

Tss.l ---- $50
osur~.s =, -, peastsr
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LLOYD BREEZE Editor and Manage.
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A warm seath-r approaches Greece
sssa,s 10 r.. nelriuz
JAfs DAVIS belongs % a pasf age lie
Rom-
The dreaded fif-t u Mag has arrived
and thanks % the eiear-heasisd Judgment
Of capital and labor, the sun rises on
Today Is a senerai hohiay wth the
furniture workers. Let them by their
4uist, orderly manner z W tne iie "a those
Who hays charged them Nith oeiog beer
gnzzlsrs.
latsi on TIE settlement of wage aud
hours Lei them noN exercise disereiion
IN the use % tie hms witch they have
yansi.
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hon. Let them folio" tie good ADVICE
and make today : holiday pleas tn' oc-
eas'oo.
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one of tbs instances ia which a labor
oryan,za,,on "a ~ sarv.ee 10 employer.
e,.c.rraa m south Chicago Yesterday
vbar. tb.. man is A blast f1rnao, threat
anal n str,k. and ver. vigsn notice bv
.ba Distric, Assembly that y shey struck.
nn.lar tha circumstances. they would bs
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The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-02-04
Suspension of Pupils by Teacher

1.-The teacher is responsible for the
discipline Of his school and for the pro-
gress, conduct, and department of his
pupils. 1t is his imperative duty tC
maintain'gOod order and to require OF
his pupils faithful performance OF
their duties. { The law gives him the
power, in proper cases, to infict cor
poral punishment. But these, are cases
of.misconduct for which such punish
ment is an inadequate remedy, there
fore suspension or expulsion is the only
adequate remedy. In general, no
doubt, the teacher should report the
case to the proper board for its action
first, but, the conduct of the recusant
pupil may be such that his presence in
the school for day or an hour may be
disastrous to the discipline of the school.
In such cases it seems absolutely essen
tial to the welfare of the school, that
the teacher should have the power to
suspend the offender at once from the
privileges of the school and the case
reported to the school board for action.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-02-04
Reading.

To learn to read one must first learn
to know words when he sees them. To
read to good purpose he must be able
to get the sense Of what he reads.
The first objective point, then, in
teaching reading, is to give the child
that familiarity with words which will
enable him to know them at a glance
when he sees them. The second is to
cultivate habit of intimate aSsocia-
ton of the thought with the words
read, and the third is to train him so to
speak the words that they will convey
to others all that may be in them of
thought or feeling.
The only way that a child may learn
to know words when he sees them is to
make himself familiar with them by
much reading, but if the context of
what he reads suggests the word, or if
by frequent reading he learn the text
by heart so that it is not necessary for
AAAAAA w 0CO anu AOOOSllAO IHc hOlu, In6
reading loses its value so far as the
end here mentioned is concerned. He
may repeat it over and over again with
the book before him, but he gains no
power to recognize the word separately
or in new connection. 1t is only by
practice in reading new matter that he
gains any advantage in this respect.
Hence it is that We find pupils who
read even expressively, should say re-
peat rather, anything to be found in
their reader, but who cannot read a
passage in history or in a newspaper
though it contain no words other than
those that are to be found in the reader.
"a. +. RickOff.
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Come to Stay.

Mrs. Hendricks Ito Mr.. and Mrs
Smith, who always managed to drop in
about dinner time)-NOw you must stay
to dinner. The bell will ring in a very
few minutes, and
Mr.. Smith-Oh thanks, Mrs. Hend-
ricks, but we couldn't think of it.
Mrs. Smith-O, no, indeed. You are
very kind, Mrs. Hendricks, but left
baby alone with the nurse, and-JOhn
do you think that baby will
Mr.. Smith-Oh, the baby is all right
Maria, but it looks a little like rain,
and think-er-perhaps wei had better
Mrs. SMITH don't mind the rain.
We have an umbrella, and besides l
havn't anything on that water would
hurt, but I'm afraid it's getting, late
and l wouldn't like to put Mrs. Hend-
ricks to any inconvenience
Mrs. Hendricks (resingedly)-Oh, it
will be no inconvenience, L assure you,
Mrs. Smith.
Mrs. Smith-Are you quite sure?
Well, what do you think, John, shall
We
Mr.. Smith-I'll-er-leave it all to you,
Maria, just as you think best about
Mrs. Smith-Well, then, we may as
well stay; but really, Mrs. Hendricks,
we ought not to.-N. Y. Sun.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

u ton issued by the Clerk OF the District
Court of Dickinson county. state OF Kansas, in a
cause pending therein, wherein Geo. Tipp is
Plaintiff and Z. f. GroSSer is Defendant, will on
SATURDAY, MARCH 9th, A. D., 1885,
al the front door Of the court house. in the city
of Abilene, County OF Dickinson, State OF Kansas
at 10 clock, A NJ of said day. sell to the highest
bidder for cash, the following real estate t0-wit:
Lot sixteen (l6J in block eight (S) of Enter
prise, situated In Dickinson county, state OF
Kansas The said real estate viii be sold pdr-
suant TO the judgment OF the Court in said cause
recited in said Execution.
Witness my hand this LIST day OF February,
A. b., 1885. JJ MILLER
st Sheriff OF Dickinson County. Kan,
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Weary not in well doing.
Do right and fear no one.
Always be faithful to duty.
Be patient under difficulties.
Be friend to the friendless.
One hand cannot expiate the wrong
Of the other.
Harmony is the keynote Of all house
hold comforts.
Fortune gives too much to many, but
to none enough.
An open mind, al open hand, and an
open heart will find everywhere an open
door.
A deal of what passes for the milk OF
human kindness would not bear skim
ming.
1t is no part of wisdom to be misera-
bic to-day because we fear we may be
tomorrow.
Great minds lower, instead of eleya-
ting, those who do not know how to
support them.
Opportunities to do good are never SO
scarce that any one need to do that for
the doing of which an excuse must be
offered.
1t is with narrow-Souled people as
with narrow-necked bottles; the less
they have in them, the more noise they
make pouring it out. Unidentified.