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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-01-12
A OF MINNESOTA


County of Stearns. In Probate Court.
Special Term, January 5th 1888.
In the matter of the estate of John Klemmcr,
deceased:
On reading and filing the petition of Cathsrina
klemmer, ExecutriX OF the estate of John Klein.
mer, deceased, representing among other things,
that she has fully administered said estate, and
praying that a TINA and place be fixed for examin.
ing and allowing her account of her administra.
ton, and for the assignment of the said estate in
accordance with the terms and provisions OF the
last will and testament of John Klemmer, dc.
ceased.
1t is Ordered, that said account be examined,
and petition heard, by the Judge of this Court, on
Saturday the 18th day of February A. d. 1888, al
3 O'Clock Il. m, at his Office in the city of st,
Cloud, I'm said County.
And it is further Ordered, that notice thereof be
given TO all persons interested, by publishing a
copy of this order for three successive weeks prior
to said day of hearing, in the der NoRDsTERN''
a weekly newspaper, printed and published at the
city of st. Cloun, in said County.
Dated at st. Cloud, MINI, the ath day of Jan.
nary A. ID. 1888,
by the Court,
l., ST. THEO. BRUENER,
4-3 Judge of Probate Court
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Wteinen Jrennoen mno 60nnerm.

Sir bic mir ieitens elmer seebrtsn &uuos
5daft mdbreno oes uer9an8enen Sabres CT
~tpieiene @unit beiiens oonfeno mDdte ib ale
erfudt %tpiIfeu, mir eieiefbe aud III 0isiem
Sabre beaei9en 81 molen, Aeoiide uno
supDrfommenbe BsotenIns sngeiidert.
Nnten 2en9er, 8ieruirtb,
ii Qeeoitpne. Winll.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-01-12
2tt UfffdMfem.

Sine Der id6niten 55armem in Stearus
County, i'm Conn Blaine 8rairie aeleaen.
einer gut beIieSelten uno anaenebm.n
yiahbarlbaft; $40 Nfer inter Tilua; 40
aHniVefden feriis; grpBes9go bmbaas, Sd5en-
uea ulo arbere Standardization. Nderbou=
gerctbfbeften, so Stof geb6rnteS9inouieh.
IL S!ild GferOe, nno Sansserdt1idaften
esii9elbloiicn, penn SieS ertuiinjht. Co
1ortt9e uebertra9nng, @nte 8anfSbebin-
9nHaen Weaeit Ndberem iuenoe man iit an
Gen ei8entbhmer Sb0m. Steem,
5-amf Ytatne 9rairie, Miun
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-01-12
Oro6er NusberfaMi.

Ser ourd ben Iustani bes @ei6dftes bes
Serrn <. u. 2innemann in ct. SoIepb in
uniere Sanoe 9elanste 8aarenuorratb fuiro
oolitdnoia auSoerfauft peroeu, UNI fir neue
&aaren Ylab al MAIDEN. 9ieie @elesen=
belt lit cine in ct. Soiepb ME oasepeieme,
nm @aaren 81 duBerit biuiaen 8reiIen
faufen al fDnnen, inbem mir ben idnnmfli.
den @prratb sim &oitenpreiie lpsidlagen
iperOen. Gin Sober, Der irgenb zines Nr=
titels fir ieinen Sausbalt beoirftis lit, be-
nrbe oieie 0elesenbeit, iprebe bel lns Dor,
beii6tiae ben 8orratb uno ~erfunbige ii6
nab Den Yreiien. Tim geneisten 2liprad
bitten 9innem a & 2pe 0,
T. ct. Spieph. Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-01-12

8ir paben fiets einen guten 8orraib
Der beiten Nuswabl CT altem, burd)ans
gut serDltetem &afee, bic sefauit tuerben
fann, unb mir iin6 i'm Stanbe. 81 nieori.
gen grsiien 81 ~uerfaufen. @ir babsn
neuen, breiten u,b biden
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-01-12

@eiammt ........ $500 60
8eltdtist; 9 arnep SobberG
County @uoitor.
8artb. Yira. &oriiber beg 8oate
Der 60. Gommiilare.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-01-12

I'm Den &eit ees Saiion 8orratbs Su
perfaufen. Dieter Serfauf lit Elm reel
Ter, oesbalb ioll ieoer ii6 befien erin.
ueru uno Die Geleseubeit benuben. Grs
fer baarer Nusoertauf. Weiu 8urba=
ben 1T, cine Nenberung I'M @ei1dftsips
fem up%r5une1men, bas in Sufunft be-
FAINT se9eben piro. Bis babin beitre.
ben pir uns, u~nieren &unoen iute friiber
auf fernerbin 9ere6t at meroen.
S. HronostnSfi,
Ser 3fe~ioerbdnbler, ct, G(pub. A.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-01-12
Ginnabmen Der So. Yeamteh.

glnoitors Office, Stearns So, Wti u.
ct. Glouo, ben G.. Sanuar, 1888.
Toleenoes 1T cine Mbidrift Der elm
selnen seri1tlid beltatlsten Insaben be-
silali6 aller @ebibren, BreSente, Stra
fen uuo anbern 8e,uiIisuusen iesllder
Irt, ,pie iol6e in ben 8eamtenitnben
oes g(erf Ser Diitrift Court. bes Sbe.
riffs urlo bes &eg,itrars BON Stearts
gouaip, Mt,nn., mdbreno oes Sabres
1881 in OVERWHELMING nit &apiiel
s, Section 265 Der Statnien bon 1878
berehnet murben:
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@e1ammt 214,72S.2 20

WPIuWWl SIF,IGO.HU
8aar erbalten BEL 2dnoereisG erfauf:
%; an @ebibren uno Cont
miIiionsn S12,O55.07; i'm GanSen
$1G7,463.05.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-01-12

sA SmpOrtirtc nub einbeimrIhe
9teieerftofe gu iebr md6isen Sreiien
fir Die &eibaa6tsSeit bel
Sanoel & Iuaent.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-01-12

6er Septn9un9 Dtlo Ole VtleulUuIt ta
Wpnat Wdrs I'M bielisen Spernbanle in
uollem Coffin auftreten.
DaB bic Deutideu u~nierer Staet
oeIeuiaes @eien 81 iuiirbigen iuliien,
betunoete bic sruBe S6aar, ipelde iid
ON Sonntag slbeno gu elmer semiitbli'
den unterbaltuns I'M 8ereinslofale bes
@ermania. 8ereins ~einfanten. Inter
stibt BON benz 6ioelia 9oppel.A Quartet
mar es namentlid Der 9balia.E beaterz
uerein, wetber burd bic selunsene Guf-
flbruns bes 2%utlpieles: Scr SolS'
bader"7 sinen 66dit a%nsenebmen Gbeno
bereitete, pofir bic Spieler ben mobl'
serSienten Beiiatl Der 2ub6rsridaa,
fanben. Man CAB iid agseme,n mil
Der 2ei1tuns S%ufrieoen, uno man b6rt'
ben Wun5h lant ,uerben, bob berarti8'
!unterbaltunsen ben Deutl9en bfters &C.
: Iboten iperten m0dten. @eutB tpirb be-
Werein bieiem @unide sere9t au tper
{ ben ii9 beitreben.
Die Sabresueriammluns besBoarl
5 Der Direftoren Der DeutidsNmerifani
: 5den Nationat,8 ant fanb am 0ienfta
Nbeno 1tatt. Die 8eamtenipabl bait
folaenbes @rsebn,B: 9rdfoent. s. 9
r Searle, esYrafbenf. Sobu Cooper
gafrer, S!!M. Morsan. Serr Ber
oefln Mer3 ,unroe an Stelle bes 9err
II Warcus Maurin in ben 8oaro Der .
reftoren se,udblt. nno Ser S. sl. @to.
aan fi0t Surd hle auf ibn gefaqene Mal
Snr6 das" Meribtuinosn oes Wninali
II Motie ~asiuureene 8aesHa I'M 9nara b
1. Direitoren Fdns. aebterer 'beltebt ie
T. aus folsenben 6erren: Sobn 8app, Z
RS. 6reeman, S. 6. @eit, Benoel
0erS @m. Weitermann, u. S. @obel
r:,ipn, s. g.. Searfe, Sobn Cooper; 3il
'Jolep nnb s. N. Morsan.
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sci f~sls.nt.n asenten .rnsuera la isiisn: s Ben.
nett. fen., $4,000; peter Bird $SOOo; y g esans $1,000;
s q qspry $1,000; 9 Z 9rsutman $SUOo; pabsrt pan.
fen 5000.
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Der Spdre trat Der gerta8unS eertdB ~,uiamnten
x;artt. ptr, ais 9prFser, anwefenS ate. j.
9eiu6 Der 81 Glpub StrdBe sWa8sen. VefeuiGeft
unb te ct: Glrut Mptpr einie 9cmsans fur aSeges
GicuS uuo Gptb Syrius Sabrwese wurse surndselest.
duff Mntraa ~ernaunte Der Ssart Der eeurts Som
miEGre In Notwithstanding nit 8apitsl 8, Section
1O7 Der Statutsu ppn 1873 aus ben analthstrten
Sttmma srn t,r SerIhistenen GltftipnsTtfrifte In
Sttarns Counts f~clssnss pc iSnsn. 70 an Der 3atl'
80 ~ fuuotrtff ais
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-17

Even in republican Philadelphia tho
color line still continues to be sharply
drawn. Recently one of that city's
councilmen, who is also an architect
and builder, sold a house to Seldom j.
M. Brock, a lightcolored negro. the
latter paying down $25 to bind the
bargain. Subsequently, the builder
discovered that parties on the same
block, who had also purchased houses
from him, would not tolerate the pres
ence ola colored neighbor, and he de-
clined to consumste the bargain.
Brock brought suit, but as the build.
er's wife refused to sign the deed with
her husband, he simply asks for 1925
damages.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-17

The statute in New York, which
changes the mode of executing crimi-
nails from hanging to that of death by
electricity, also provides that no de-
tails Of any execution shall be given
by the public press. The New York
Sun ridicules the latter provision and
says: "We should urge the imme.
date repeal Of the prohibition against
publishing the details Of the execu-
tions by electricity if we believed that
portion of the law to be constitutional.
But We do not. No law shall be pass.
ed to restrain or abridge the liberty Of
speech or of the press, says the con
stitution. The electrical execution
bill, SO far as it attempts to RESTRAIN
the newspapers from the publishing &C
counts Of the manner in which til,
death penalty is inflicted, seems to u
plainly in conflict with this constitu
tional provision"
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-17

No secret is made now in Balti.
moro Of the proposed change in the
Baltimore and Ohio management.
The Garrett people announce that
when the new administration takes
charge every officer and employee on
the road appointed through the in
fluence Of Senator German and other
State and city directors must walk the
plank. Only those friendly to the
CARROTS will be permitted to remain.
Among others who will be displaced is
Vice President Orland Smith. Third
Vice President Lord is the only off,
cial, it is said, who will retain his
position. Some doubt is expressed as
to Mr.. Robert Garrett going back in
the directory. He is past all cure:
but Judge Prick, his father-in-law,
will act for the family and carry out
their wishes.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-17

People who have gone to Richmond
to the exposition speak of the many
handsome women seen in the crowds
there. This observation is no doubt
we'll founded. Richmond is very
provincial city in many respects, but
she is metropolitan if not cosmopolitan
in the beauty Of her women, if THU
means that the beauty of her women
is unsurpassed. There are no pre-em.
inent bellies in Richmond now as there
were in the days closely following the
war, when Matte Ould transfixed with
both her beauty and wit everybody
she met, but what has been lost in in
dividual celebrities has been more thar
made up i'm "a grand multitude Of won
derfully attractive women.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-17

In New York, at 8 o'clock on the
morning Of April 30 next, Thanks
giving service vii be held in oil the
churches of the city, it being the
Tooth anniversary of the Thanksgiving
service held on the occasion Of Wash
ington's Inauguration on April 80,
1889. President Cleveland will be
asked to declare April 80 next day
Of thanksgiving.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-17

From 1850 to 1870 was tho palmy
days Of river traffic. Tho Mississip.
pi was great artery Of commerce.
From one end to the other the river
was black with steamboats, heavily Ia.
der with valuable freight and human
beings. Now, steamboat passing is q
curiosity and men, women and child.
rem rush from their cabins to the river
bank to see steamboat go by. Ocean
commerce is FIVE times greater than it
was in those days, and yet congress
votes vast sums for the improvement
Of water ways no longer used and
small sums for harbors that are an i'm.
mediate necessity. Why should it
try to galvanize corpse back to life
when there are the living are to be
cared for.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-17

The river and harbor bill, reported
to the house, appropriates for all the
great rivers and harbors Of the great.
est nation on the earth, the sum Of
$1l,906,S5O. This sum is distributed
in pitiful handfuls on a system Of
frittering waste and. expenditures,
patching up and repairing. 1t is just
about enough to make great harbor
on the Texas coast.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-17
George Raby, St. Louis contractor,

George Raby, St. Louis contractor,
in overhauling some old papers re-
Gently, found missing bank book,
which he had received from'Moss &
Co.'s bank Of Liverpool, England,
over thirty years ago, showing that he
had made deposit in the bank.
Upon finding the book he sent it to the
bank, together with his sworn state
ment Of the matter. Sir Thos. Ed
ward Moss, one Of the bank officials,
recognized the old form of the bank
book and official stamp, and Nj. Raby
has received notice that the claim will
be paid shortly with interest.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-17

The Texas Farm and Ranch says;
From now until spring you may find
dozens Of farmers (2) Sin town
nothing to do after cotton is picked.
Next summer they will be bowling
about hard times and legal oppres-
sion, and studying how to beat the
crop mortgage. The election is over,
the ballots are counted, and the can
didates are all happy or ready to ex-
plain how they got beat. Now, then,
take higher hitch on the backband
and sock the pillow point way down deep
and keep it going till spring.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-17

Waco has had number of grea,
commercial failures in the year now
just closing. The Advocate can, and
will give the explanation. 1t is the
enormous rentals charged. Rents are
a hundred per cent too high there.
With the state filed full of sharp com.
petitions and railroads in every direc-
ton, the merchants dare not claim
such margin on their goods as will
enable them to pay the rent and live
besides. The price Of real estate and
rent is generally too high in Texas,
but far in excess Of all reason in Waco.
Here is competent lesson for Vic.
toria and many other ambitious towns
in the state.-Victoria Advocate.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-17

The Little Rock Gazette says: Gilt
tie Rock cotton dealers will appeal to
the Interstate Commerce Commission
to secure freight rates on cotton to
New Orleans in proportion to the rates
to New York. The difference is now
too great" The New Orleans Cotton
Exchange has already moved in this
matter.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-17

A remarkable feature connected
with cattle ranching in Texas is the
utter collapse in the demand for sad
die horses. Even before the spring
round-ups the demand was extremely
quiet. This is one Of the enconomies
Of the pasture system that the cattle
can be handled with less men and a
smaller number Of horses. The
ranch companies are buying plows and
heavy farm teams, mules, etc.-San
Angelo Standard.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-17

The WACO EVENING News comes
to us as one Of our exchanges and is q
bright, sparkling paper, just such as
we predicted our young friend, Will
White, would get up.-Cynthiana, Ky.
Democrat.
Thanks, friend Brown. The kind
words of the Democrat, in our far
away home, fall on our ears like CRATE.
full rain on thirsty flowers.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-17
Where is My Boy Tonight. Z"

An exchange says: SIN nearly ev
cry case the boys who bring disgrace
and sorrow upon their parents are al
lowed to run the streets at night
With the shades Of night around q
boy, comes the opportunity for bad as.
sociations that do not tempt them in
the broad light of day. Evil doors dc
not stalk about at MONDAY, and hence
the boy is not apt to come in contact
with it when the sun, at meridian
height, is the beauty and glory of the
sky. Keep your boys off the streets
at night, or rather safely sheltered in
the home nest, where evil influences
never enter to lead them estray."
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-17

The Texas Iron News has done
splendid work in the way Of booming
Jefferson and the iron interests Of
Marion county. Such work should be
appreciated by the citizens of that
section,
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-17
WACO, TEXAS. DEC. II. 1888.

An investigation is to be had into
the Louisiana election. An amend
ment should be moved to substitute
Indiana for Louisiana in the text Of
the resolution.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-17
Curics.

Every body, rich and poor, will
undoubtedly give the loved ones a
present, you can suit your purses at
Morrison Fisher & Co.'s. Presents
new and beautiful, at from IS to
w.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-17

Northern capitalists have purchased
$50 acres Of land in the suburbs of San
Antonio, and propose to erect $50,
600 hotel and large sanitarium for the
treatment Of consumption and other
diseases.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-01-25

DIED.-At her sisters, near Pitts
burgh, Pa, on January 18th, 1888
after long and very painful illness
Mrs. Mary IL. Crooks, in the eighty
fourth year of her age Mrs. Crooks
was born at Belfast, Maine, in 1905
her maiden name being Mary Miller.
She resided for many years in Ohio.
opposite misplace. She united with
the Point Pleasant Presbyterian
Church, November "a, 1849, by let
ter. from the the Third Presbyterian
Church, of. Pittsburgh, Pa. She re-
manned member of this church
until a few years ago, when she re-
moved her membership to Gallipo-
lis, Ohio, whittier she went to live
with her Niece, Mrs. VIM. T. Min
turn. Mrs. Crooks was kind.
hearted lady, always ready to do a
kind act TO the poor and hungry;
indeed she was friend to every
body: and in return had the friend
ship of all. Her last words were:
"My Lord is waiting for me; l must
CO." Her remains were brought to
Gallipolis, Ohio, and Inferred in
Mound Hill Cemetery.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-01-25
w. R. GUM
Additional Voting Precinct Els.
tabIisled, ArbuclkIe District.

w EST NIRGISIA:
A T County Court continued and
II held for the County OF Mason, at
the Court House thereof on Tuesday.
January Sd, 1888, the foliowidg order
was made:
Upon the application of Thomas j.
Sanders and 50otl;ers, voters residing in
the district of Arbuckle, this county,
praying for the establishment OF an ad-
ditional voting precinct in said district
at McGullnch School blouse therein: It
is ordered that McCulloch School House
be and Is hereby established Rnd APP
pointed as an additional. voting place in
and for SAID district, and TO be known as
McCulloch School House Precinct 1t
is ordered that a copy of this order be
published as required by law.
A copy-Teste:
J. P. K. b. SMITH, Clerk.
By JOS. H. HoLLoWAY, Deputy.
jan. IS4w
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srpnrMr cdtar.-The follo


SUPREME CotRT The following
Mason county esses have been dis
posed of:
NJ. Gallagher vs.. Hugh Gaffagher,
from Mason county submitted.
w. III. Tomlinson VS.. ID. w. Pol
sley, from Mason county, submitted.
Point Pleasant Bridge Company
VS.. Town of Point Pleasant, from
Mason county, appeal dismissed on
motion of appellant, and appeal and
supersedeas allowed, bond 500.
A MYsrERy.-Mr. Thos. Hughes,
of Parkersburg, got off the Ohio
River train at this place Friday
night, and in going from the train
to cab, was stabbed twice in the
right arm. What was the cause, or
Who committed the murderous act,
is mystery. There is too much
loafng around the depots at this
place, and the crowds are so great
sometimes that passengers have diff
ficulty in getting on and off of the
trains. The railroad officials should
put stop to this.
APPLES AND X. NJ. Q's.-C Charles
ton Star: A young lady at Arbuckle
station on the X. & o. Railroad de-
sired to send package by one of
the polite and accommodating mail
agents not long since, and to partly
compensate him for his trouble she
sent him some luscious Roman
beauty apples along with the re-
quest. OF course the mail agent
was very accommodating took the
package and ate the apples, then
sat down and wrote the following
lines:
Oh, its nice to do favor
When the requests have the flavor,
OF Roman Beauty apples, when they
come,
And I'd like to be kept busy
Just accommodating Lizzie,
Whose so nice to all the boys upon the
run.
For to me she is so witty
And so everlasting pretty,
Ii it wasn't leap year know what I'd
do;
Well, when come TO her station
My hearts in a pallitation
For '.Arbuckle" makes me think of
K. M q.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-01-25
Additional Voting Precinct Es-
iabIiSlIed. Lewis DisIric(.
Jan. l1-3m

WEST VIRGINIA:
A T County Court continued and
u held for the county OF Mason, at the
Court House thereof on Tuesday, Janu-
made:
Upon the application of Thomas A:
Lemaster and 60 others, voters residing
in the district of Lewis, this county,
praying for the establishment OF an adj
ditional voting precinct in said district
at Hickory Chapel school House therein.
1t is ordered that Hickory Chapel School
House be and is hereby established and
appointed as an additional voting place
in and for said district, and to he known
as Iemaster Voting Precinct. 1t is or.
hered that u copy of this order be pub.
lished as required by law.
a copy-Teste:
j. P. K B. SMITH, Clerk.
By Jos. H. Holloway, Deputy.
jan. lss4w
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-01-25
Notlce TO TresDassers.

4 Ii persons are hereby warned from
"a hunting, shooting, fowIing, riding,
driving or otherwise trespassing upon
my lands III Arbnckle district, Mason
county, West Virginia, under the llen-
alties prescribed by law, which intend
to fully enforce against every one
NoN 2-.it jas. ". IONt;.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-01-25


A Literary Society was organ
lied at the Choral Society Hall,
last Wednesday evening, with
R. E. Mitchell, Pres ident, pro
tenn. and T. l. Davies, Sec'y
pro TEN. The names of over TWEEN
ty-fve of our best people were
placed on the membership roll.
The Society gives every promise of
a decided success, and of filling one
OF the great social and intellectual
needs of our city. 1t will meet at
the same place at 9 80 o'clock sharp,
this "Wednesday evening, and pro-
coed to effect a permanent organ
ization. The following interesting
programe, to which all are cordially
invited, will precede the business
meeting: Music, Miss Florence Gil
more; Select Reading, III. G. Nease,
Defamation, Miss Annie Heskitt;
Discussion. Resotced eThat woman
is more revengeful than man"
Affirmative, r. Z. Mitchell and T.
L. Davies, Negative, Rev. r. b.
Ward and ]. L. Written. Music,
Quartettc.