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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-10
Anna Oicinson.

Anna pickius0n a.hlressetlan mmeu-e
Harrison anil Norton meeting at Eich-
mond. Iuliina, on f1dlv evening.
Huudreds Of men sui women w-re uu-
able o. gain a.lmittance % toe arr. haiL
H-r srzgmeat. a.ls not on tae tariff. tu-
b tbe worSinzmen an tle hl-sory ~ tae
two parties in their reistioH o. labor.
On saturday evening she spoke IN ln-
dianapoiis. and received aearty greet
ing from the thousands present. a dis
pateh ays
she dweit upon the history af tle
Republican party comparing ifs grand
achievements 9ith the democratic record.
soon after she harl begun speaking an
Incident occurred aroising the sreates5
enthusiasm in the andience Just op-
posite the bali in the yarf surrounding
the county court house. ths Democrats
begin firing a cannon. At first she gave
40 attention 10 the interruption, but
Fheu the cannon hsI hOomed forth its
distractin- noise three Or four times In
quick sur-essi0n. Mss D5rsiasoa. attn
dramatic expression. assesi h-rauiienee-
T. that Democratic gam
Ye-. vas the response.
Wei. she responded, ia tones that
arose above the n0ise of the booming
cannon with most thrilling effect upon
her hearers. ~all The noise of heE zln-
not suppress the truth-
The applause thar arnss from che arr
dieuce continued f,r sewers! minats-.
Then she added ag.siu, calling forth, up-
r0ariuus applause
The Democrats cannon NAV boom
on the 25i 81 september. but on the sth
Of N1vember the roar % the sweeping
victory viii forever siienre
IL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-10
AppetItss Of Hired clrIs.


Tals ahsuf the appetite 81 girls sail
a p7vtly msr0a af a domestic aid AGENCY
with a srsle. -Wh-teser may BE- the
'a,tter vita that oEoar native born girls
there i certainty no slnit q Be taaI
With the dizessi51 % li4 sl-ess t1rn
heip hiring OK in pzis1.e aasiliet Way.
It's often been a Nonisr B. ms aha. RI
vsn0us sppstisss god many 0i taea
girls develop. Vow. there wasa l7-year
cd Eagish girl a snan bas plump crea-
tare, who went 70 work in a family q
tS0 near Liacoln PARK. She vas a COOL
girl. quick. nsat aa3 conscientious. bar
after fortnight the lady cane 20 msand
told ne she collint keep Nellie any
longer. shed ruin them. she ats too much.
Woald yoa believs Z. ar. thar smsu z.r.
ate three ponnds of sirlain heeitase &C
one breakfast. A couple o. po1a IS as
rare roast beef tn-ethsr with bread. 2otl-
toes and pie enough fa feel starving
family fora week. vas regular thing
with her. The first tw1 or three lays e
amused that young mirrlel caupie %
whom she bad hircl oul They used ro
sii AMI watch her operations az t.e table
with bulg;ng eyes They Thought she
had been Starving AMI had 90 so ca-
again. Bat ro--it was the same every
day. They bad y give e. up That rrl
was actually banksup,ins them. The
grocsr's an.f butchers biiis at the end
ofthe wees were A. hiEh as they wauld
have heen 61r a boarding house
Then there Wis auother girl 6sr-
man. She xas an alf ui.il afs5 or taere-
abouts. She vas a. thin a. a rail anl 81
pale she iooke,l az IL sac bad eaasnp-
ton. But the way she pauf.hei taeea--
abIes, Ny sakes, And with that she arv-
er gained any flesh She was a good SER
want. efficient. aiihul aa3 sxcee iin-'v
mefhodiclL But she came t0 me every
week FOR a new place. Nobody could
aifarl to keep har--ha.s ths act All
generally speaking. my expereacs of
many years with these flreigu born hirsl
girls Is that they glory 90 an snrrm7us
appetite and enjoy their meals immeusc-
Iy. some people think they i1s, l1 i-
on purpose o. bust rhe family Eat Dds
It's natural gith theu -flfcr1 Hrld
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The Chewing Gum Habit.

The chewing gum habit has finally
gone 80 far as to invade the ranks Of the
Chicago Police Court. The frst tficer
Eho presumed to-ehew gaa7 in a court
ofjustice white giving his testimony is
one of Captain Fitxpltrick's fne-loo king
specimenso ofmanhood Yesterday, when
the policeman gracefully lei lady over
a muddy and crowded street-crossing,
he was rewarded for his gallantry by be-
ing presented with stick Of ''yucltan."
This morning when the oiiicer-whose
name is withheld because he IS 50 mod
est-aPpeared at the ArmOBy Court, he
was industriously employed in chew
ing the gift he received from the fair
lady. He had a prisoner charyei with
5eging, and he gave his testimony while
he rapidly moved his jaws.
Justice Lyon is not nervous and scarce
ly ever speaks sharply TO an officer, but
when the policeman failed to plainly pro-
nounce his words and wasted time in the
middle Of sentences IN exercising his
jaws, the magistrate could not help re-
marking
officer viii you kindly keep that gum
quiet21
The bluecoat mumbled some response
and his face became very red
at dosent look very well to see a big
man chewing gum, continued his hon
or.
Tbs case was continued and the off :
Ger son forgot that he had anything in
his mouth.
'For my sake please stop chewing that
gum Justice Lyon again requested.
The officer flushed again, but the re-
quest was not needed. aud the gum
chewing continued. The agony ended
when the prisoner wa, fined 81 and costs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-10
Kindness.


A New York reporter called to little
bootblack near the city hail the other day
70 give him a shine The little fellow
came rather slowly aud planted his box
down under the reporters foot Before
he could get mis- brushes Out. another
large boy ran up, and calmly pushing
tde little one aside, said
Here. you 90 sit down, Jimmy
The reporter at once became indignant
al what he took to be piece Of outra-
geous bullying, and sharply toldthe new
conner to clear out.
20, dat's all right. boss r was the re-
ply, I'm only going to do it for him.
You see he's been sick in the hospital for
MORN a month, and can't DO much work
yet, 50 Us boys all turn in and give him J
lift when We can.-savy 2''
is that 50, Jimmy ~ asked the report
err turning to the smaller boy.
"Yes. sir wearily replied the boy /;
and as ne looked up, the pailid. piuched
face could be discerned even through the
CRIME that covered it. @He does it
fur me, if you'll let him.
Certainly. 20 ahead And rs the
5ootblack piled the brush, the reporter
Piled him Sith questions.
You say all the boys help him in this
way
Yes, sir When they amt got no job
themselves. and Jimmy gets one they
turns in and helps hin, cause he amt
very strong vet, you see"
What percentage DO van charge him
on a job ?"
~Hey2" queried the youngster- Il
dJnt know what YOU mean
4 mean, what part Of the money DO
you give Jimmy, and how much do you
keep out Of it,"
You bet your life don't keep none
amt no such sneak as that
so you give tall TO him, 30 you
Yes. do. All the boys give up VII at
they gets on his job. I'd Ike 10 catch
any feller sneaking il on a sick boy, /
certainly would
The shine being completed, the report
er handed the urchin quarter, saying
Il guess you're a pretty good fellow,
20 keep ten cents and give the rest 10
Jimmy
Cant 10 it sir, its his customer. Here,
jim"
He ethTeE him the coin. and was off
like shot agler customer for himself, a
veritable rough diamond. In this big
city there are many ssIeh lids, with warm
and generous hearts under their ragged
coats. har0p0if1H.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-10
WHOLE NO. 1913.

70 withdraw from the Rspu5lican party,
By this third party movement, enough
votes to continue the Liquor league and
the Democratic party in power. They
viii have the spoils Of Office, and their
shield will faithfully cover these giolat0s
Of the law.
4 have said before. and say nox.
that among this band Of Jealous third
party workers for prohibition there are
devoted faithful, earnest men and women
Bat. my friends, Is il not little hard
when the Republican party has sounded
tins note Of defiance. ami boldly confrongs
this Organized traffic that you aiiecs 80
much to diprocate. and the Democratic
party allied with 1t, thar We should hear
e1ioarse cry OF the liquor league in oar
frour, smash the Republican party = and
from the rear shouli come also the piping
cry Of the shirl party prohibitionists
answering Ike an echo 70 the hoarse cry
in front, smash the Republican party
IApphluse-l
\ voiee--They won't smash it worth
a cent
senator Harrison-~No, they won't,
[Applause.l Because, forene reason, the
great body Of that great pioneer church
Of the west, that paved the way for civil
izalion and God in our woods, are unlike
the bishop down south. and have not
'got past Temperance. CAPplause.l
what are you going 10 do about IL
Well, let u see. We said in our state
platform that We were in favor Of cloth
ing local communities with power 10 act
upon this question. There / stand for
one day. lApplausc.l 10 not believe
in state prohibition a. the hest meth0d Of
dealing with tins question. II you do
there is no reason why We should part
today. There Is good work that We can
do together LApplause.l The RepUbli-
can party in the house ofrepresentatives,
50 Tar as it could. kept the pledge Of the
platform. [Applause.I lfyou bad help
ed Us my prohibition friends, TO make
the +enate Republican, that law would
have been on the statute book to-day
Applause
L believe it Is rue, and ean be dem
Onstrated 10 be true that if yol bad
thrown your votes with us in the last
campaign such a result could have been
accomplished. Is it not worth while to
work together I believe that much de-
pends upon the wise and thoughtful -
consideration Of ali these questions By
the temperance people Of Indiana, and If
they shall wisely think upon them and
wisely give their vote and influence 70
the party that has started boldly in the
direction Of Temperance reform, We shall
certainly carry Indiana next year great
applause and greatly advance the good
cause Of temperance reform.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-10
Better than a Hero


-What coward that Major Smith IS"
said Jones to Robinson, why, the very
sight Of gun-powder would make him
III. How did he ever manage 70 become
an officer in thearmyr2 Don't say any
thing against Smith, answered Robin
sou, ~he once saved my life saved
your life. Nonsense, impossible, What do
you uiean"? Il mean that | vas in the
frs; stages Of consumption. I was losing
strength and vital ty every day with the
terrible disease, when Smith advised me
to take Or Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
coyery. had tried all kinds Of n4di-
cines without success, and my physician
had given me no hope yet here I am.
as well as ever a man vas, and owe my
life TO Smith, and 10 the won ierful rem
edy he recommended"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-10
RAIN.

Oh, he dancing leaves are merry
And the blosso' ming grass Is glad.
But the river 5 Too roneh for the ferry.
And the sky is low and sad
YET the daisies shake with laughter
As the suriy wind goes BY.
For they know what i hurrying afssr
Asthey watch the dim. gray SKY
The eiOrers are r1sy with saying
Crhe sUttsrrups bend to hss-l
q Oh, BE- paiient its only delaying
Be glad. fJr its yery Rear =
The blushing pimpsrIel closes.
Il isn't becuese IL gTieves-
And down in the garden he rnses
smile cut from their lattice Of leaves
s1ch giadness has stirred the flowers
Yet children only complain
Ca, shat Is The use Of Shove 50
oh, whT does il ever rain
-Kssg1rsf D,5lad IN \. 1NsctoS,ls
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-10

also gfveofheiial notice ofthr following previso
0f an set approved II ,rch .. 1s6. That the quail
ile voters 20 fhc several counties 90 the comInun-
Eealth NJ xeusrai, uusuship. borough ana special
eles iaus are here hereai ar authorized and re-
quired % vote by ticsets printed or wrIuen,
ciassIfi.l Hs follows -ouc ticket shall narace
ihe % ali Judges of cTuris vufeli f1r ami he
labeled On the side Iudiciar, ticket shall
he labeled Srzie uue tiekei snail embrace he
uanes af al counfr ncas voted gar inciaa inx the
o1ice of Senator, member or members of A emily
d so esi for. and member Of Congress II v0sed for
ana be labeled County
Given under my hand az my Office at Somerset
ihis 5fh dsT Of Ortober. IN the wear Of oEr Lard
sue Thousand eight hundred and eighiy seven ard
IN the enc hurortd aud cievenih year Of the Irde
pendence Of the United states.
sheriff Ofice. r. :. McMILLEN
Somerset oct. ID, 81. sheriff
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Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plant.

Is It not worth the snasH price Of 75cts.
to free yourself Of esery symptom Of
these distressing complaints Ifyou think
50, call at our store and get a bottle Of
shilohis yitaIizer Every bottle has
printed guarantee on it use accordingly.
and fit does you no good it viii eost
you nothing Sold by G. W. Benford &
Son.
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make known snd give notice as directed. that
eve-g pereon. exespt sustlcfs Of the Peace VINO
shall i-.li sny oitre % appointment cg trght OF
rust under The government Of he United States
rff bis state or u any ciIy or inirtg .risd dis
tricf, Whr Their a nnlissoned officer or Of herwise
sunrrriinate cheer OF agent Nua shall be I'm
pl0ged under The legislative, judiciary or execu-
live department. u tfis State or of the Unite {
: ates- % any cty or of any Incorporated dis
friCt amt aise that every Member q OF cong rcss
an The state E.esisatUrf. and 90 he sei-cI AMI
Ten IA n c.uarIi any city ~ commissioners Of
ny incorporated sisirict y ny lIE iactpsbie Of
b'1iiing exercising a. The sane time the 0fice
er appointment Of lud ze, Inspector clerk et any
elerriea of this Csulmsuwcalth and that 10 In
specror or other officer ~ any election shall be ell
igitle 10 any Office o be voted for.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-10

We are willing TO bear personal testi-
mony to the efficacy and value Of Hoods
Sarsa saparilIa, which We have been adyer-
tising some years in cur paper, having
used il for blood impurities with great
success Il IS PREPARATION Of standard
merit, made Of perfectly pure ingredients,
and thoroughly effective in cleansing and
purifying the system. For erupsions, boils
etc. Il can be relied upon every time.
Our own experience with it has been
most gratifying, and we are glad 10 give
it this endorsemeut-4aolt Nass- True
cri1t.
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It is Perfectly Safe

Under all conditions. and never disap-
points the user. We refer to Minot's Den
tifrice-the safest and best preparation
for the teeth and gums ever offered. Pre-
vents decay, hardens the gums and IS
perfection in a bottle, for > cents. sold
everywhere
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Way the Match was Broken of.

lIoiher-@It Is hard FOR Widowed
mother TO part with her only daughter
suitor-- No doubt Of it, bur she vii
be well taken care Of
Mother" You can have heF on one
condition
Snftor-- Name IT,
BIeeher-- That make my home with
you-'
saitor-- Live with Us all the time -
3Iosher-a Yes
Sufor-l after little reflection AT
right It will save rs the expense q
hiring a servant girl
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A pNINIsTRAToRs NOTICE.

Estase Of samuel Boyer deceased late Of soras.
amutgn ToNnship. Somerset TO- Pa
Ilefters of administration on tie ahFve estate
having been granted T. he undersigned hy the
proper aurhurfY notice J. hereby gwen % al per
slrs indebted Ia sIld cate - make iinHrf-i.uts
payment and those having claims against the
same ~ present them cuiy authenticated for
seltlemcnf dr SarIrtiav October s. 1sss. AZ the
lAte residence af decreased.
T. a. COUCHES0rR
geV.. Administrator
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-10

-F5r fifeen years was annoyed viih
severe pain ID my bead and discharges
into my throat from catlrTh Nv sense
Of smell was much impaired By the
use Of Eiy's Cream Balm have overcome
these troubIes.-J. B. Case. = Dennis
Hotel. New York.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-10
Don't Forget Morton.

y Independent
levi P Morton, the aniisIaie of the
Republican party f5r Vice President. is
knoan personally by the tiigusand. in
the city Of New YORK AID elsewhere as
an able. reliable busiuess nan uh1-e
character j. withous even the suspicion
Of stain. whose iiherllity in helping
every good c.luse IS worthy of ali praise
anf whose rare executive ability and
high social standing qualify him to fI
any place IN the gin Of the people
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ExEcUToR's NOTICE

Estate ~ iieuEr C. fdie1sr faff ~ Hruthe-SraIlfy
Twp. -snef1fi fo ~. tifrsassf
Letters testan1NufIrf ~ Nfn als0Tr estate har-
ing beeI graiisrd b. fte fsdss ruf lv 4irs nrg,r-
aufaurity. aufi1t nerttF airen o. All p.e-soiss
indebted g. sad er4lf - ntntf lnIne.1iare nav-
uellf. and tnisse Aaf7.E tflEss a.rlnst the same
r1ent A. ne l1tr rezitfurI q the dereased n
Brcther-r4iley Tvs. - -Icriay Or7 n. 1855
WIIiIAM HArGER
ItroB j RRANT
seF5. Eexrcuto-s q HG. Coleman deed
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A DMNIsrRAToRs SgTIcE

Estate Of Eilzabefh Weller. deed late of Samcr-
set Esgrslip. SoiusrseI Co. Pa
Letter. O administration on the above estate
having been granted "a the rnderSi E1sed by the
proper aslHor.fy not i harehv gwen 10 all
persons indebted 20 said esraie to make ilnrnasfl-
ate payment snd those having ciairsS aGaiuSi the
saTHE 81 present tAcrr duly authenticated f,r -s
tlemenf on Saturday. the 9TH dny Of October
ls-,. az the c-ire u Il J. Rafr in somerset.
CYRUS 4 STAHL
serfll Adnr - Eiirahcth Miller. deed
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Ayers SarsapariIIa,
PREPARED By
Or. J. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Price o. ; six bottles, si. Worth Is bottl..
Seventeen Years History or RIM
mining Ears.

Nj Nm. Miller employed printer ~ Best 4
Cos. 417 Wuoc street, ~ ccusuteii Or Sadier
80 PeDBave-. Pittsburgh, I'm June, 1s74 for deaf
ness aud discharge from Ms ear. that had con-
unuess ifE foaf eaEs. roiypus was found and
removed. fhe ear healed and hearing restored 20
perfectly he eprid tell No difference In his ears.
he remained perfectly well tor L years. when re-
peafed colds started up discharge again. He
again went 20 Dr. sasler and again . i perfectly
heale.i aud hearing ESt noticeabiy different from
the 5ther
DISCHARGE FRoN TIE EtR c6N BE CURED.
This Is only one case IN hundred recorded by
pr- -adier The cost Is moderate ali eHses must
come 10 the Office, once, a. least. All diseases OF
the eye, eHr nose and threat specialres specia-
cles perfectly adjusted artificial eyes perfectly
aatural inappearlIloe inserted. The bcs poEsible
results assured
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-10
GENERAL
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS. Ia and by an act Of General As
senhiy ~ The Commonwealth o. PeHnsy fraula
entitled An act % regulate the general ei rifun
ultnin this cIaupu wealth, passed he cav
q 1uiy A. = lsas u = 'nace the duty u the
Sheria ID erery county within tie eausn..nA a q
% x luhiic n'Hica 0i ne General Elcciio rs .
JOHN sINrEhS, High Sherif II n e
- tie c-aunty 81 Sosnersct. do hereby make nOwn
ana give ihis pgaiic notice the electors - the
e11uty oi >ulnersct- nat General EIecsion will
be helG In said county On
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a DNINIsT1 ATOR. NoTLGE-

s.sllie 81 1aseph WnosFiag. decd late % T-prar
Iurssg iisoi foEnshin. Somerset County Pa
Letters a Administration 81 tho nhave estate
kaFirE hesn granted " the undersigned Ey the
pr1rer authority. nnf iee j. hereby gwen 10 all
pcrssn- Indebted 10 said esffre to make immesii-
ate payment a1id hoe having claims against
the ~einr VIII 7fcs3u faem duly auiht uficafe,l
far settlement on Satuniay. the 3th day of tic-
teuer. I's af the re>ideuce u Alexander Rhnads
SAMUEL WOOnRfNG.
srPi2 A1miuislrafnr
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DR II. BRUBAKER

Tenders his professional services 20 The cirizeiis
Of somerset and vicinity oflce iu residence on
Main street west of Diamond.
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An l,rsiness entrusted % cur care wil he
--rrflr anti fairhfiIlly afteiitsi ~ toiectlnlls
made I'D somerset leit0lu and adjoining euln
- surveying and c0nveyaaclng done OF fea-
a0uahle terms.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-10

Business prospects are made bright by
the hopeful feeling which prevails re-
gsr,ling the future Of trade. Anticipa-
tions Of prosperity have kept pace with
hopes of Republican success Money viii
feel safer under a safe man ike Harrison.
-CEsreland L1r4sr.
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A Cure

Tor Nervous Debility cansed bv an in
active liver and a low state Of the blood. 4"
Henry Bacon, Xenia, Ohio.
For some time have been troubled
with heart disease never found any
thing 20 help me until began using
Ayers sarsaparilla- I have Gully used
this medicine six months, but it has re-
heved me from my trouble, and enabled
me 10 resume work. II. P. Carzanett,
Perry, H.
have been a pTacticing physician
Tor over half 4 century. and during that
time | have never found so powerful
and reliable an Alternative and blood
purifier as Ayers Sarsaparilla. pr.
~ AIaxstart. Louisville, Kv.
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High Pressure

Living eharscterizes these modern DAYS.
The result is a fearfnl increase Of Brain
and Heart Diseases - General De-
bilify, Insomnia, Paralysis, and In
sanity Choral and Morphia augment
the evil The medicine beet adapted
10 do permanent good is Ayers Sar-
saparilla- Il purifes, enriches, ami
vitalizes the blood. and thus strengthens
every function and faculty Of the body.
e. have used Ayers SarsapariIla. in
my family, for years. have found it
invaluable as
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ATTORNEY-AT-LAw,

win p-rr1utlv atstu.i 20 an business entrusted
% hlm Muley advanced on eollectlois' &c u
Gee l Mammoth kiock-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-10

The liver and kidneys must be kept in
good condition. Hoods Sarsapa ri la is
great remedy for regulating these organs.
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VALENTINE HAY,
ATrORNEY-AT-LAW,
somerset. Pa
Also Deaier in Eeil Estate. VIII attend " az
cuisines entrusted u his care with promptlie=H
.uu ddelitE.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-03-14
AT THE SCHOOLS.

The scholars at the high school had hard time getting home Monday afternoon. Superintendent Crosby had dismissed all the grammar departments in the morning and at 10 o'clock the scholars in the upper rooms enjoyed lunch which Prof Crosby furnished at Meigs & Trott's. Many of the pupils went home later, but fourteen of the young ladies, with Miss Croft, were honsed in Smiths hotel until yesterday afternoon. The other schools in the city were closed at about 1o:3O o'clock. Super tandent Crosby deserves the gratitude of the parents of children, The little ones were all accompanied home by men and many of the older scholars were sent home in hacks. Evsry mother was notified of her ohild,s detention, and ss far as can be ,a.rnad not one suffered any from the cold. The The ', snow is piled up around. the school v.rda and it may be impossible to hold .s1t33 t33ehs q. .sffue ot sAsm untGi NUUosy.