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B6ier IeLeuaAaS.

NrN Ynnk. october 49, This m'ralng-
,,,,,,r. claim authority tHi stating MAJ IN
'.if,n ol Trust mas decided 10 a-N slime
r.rnorif. form. ~nme of the officers ~ ""
frii.f predict falt ail trust. Viii eifn'n'nN
.... fhn necessity uf taking similar N'rh
in onlcr tl mak iheif securities n"2",l'n"
and t0 avoid th0 public objections '" i'NN'>'
At~lN. iEN~ october 10 ihrn p,
,ild ..nmuf'un n ih0 irNa- pin-lah'l'
ot.r lieannaHnr,mcni 0f tn' 'ti"fn''-S-..".
efii ihlf he Vill 40 ,nrs bring ~nl d-''"' I,
a number nf rliirfIl companies ?" NffN' ''
10000 arr.- of lnl granted ihf-. ''"li''-
ni.- hg ih0 state and .in'e forfeited Df '''-
-.LL.. II ~.
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IUT v II"V " =
$3.50 a SUIT.
IEl-TlY WORTH 81

Many other striking values and nov
elites in our Dress Goods Dep'r'1,ie",
B auulul. rich. solid colors' anu ''''"'
q 70 lanciiul order. o,orv
We claim TO snit every age e'e'y
taste. and every purse .., MIL, o.
A vor superior - inch Six fl"sn a.
,-rents a laid. Elsewhere the same
',r.,le would sell f0r i.
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ADDITIONAL APPOINTMENTS


ALFNNNpgIA. ". October iH. special.
The iollown. additional appointments were
made to-day.
CAPTAIN g.. N. M'hlNNfN.
Euchaman Courthouse. Tuesday. October
-
land Lick. Wedno-day-o -o'toner 23
Nctmn. THURSDAY. October ~
Dickinson Courthouse. Friday Vcf"hri
-.
Pound. saturday. October 2H.
,I.-t-' station. Monday. October ~.
" i-- Courthouse. Tuesday. October ~.
81. Stone Cap. ~ Wednesday. VDiuh"f "'.
1luchnori. Thursday. october 'l
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l:nriedin,ler u ell.

NAtON. GA- October I'. '"u-' jam
II. Guerry. of paW >"n. ''''.' ih'i VII" "'
rihle bereavement Yesterday ih ln' ur"'' W.
ni, TWO SONS. There wa, hre Al l'"N' u
THURSDAY night. and yesterday morh,h- '
dozen children were play ih- "i'nn" ..'
min. Whom "a we'll fll im. huryins tire TWO
i.,,'.,,., l,n,.- and "A negro whose name u NOT
trovn Three other, were badly hull.
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,n.rasions. which ha- twice passed the
Lower House. was carried
ruE Rot ~ Or Hl-1pr~
to-day decided not to concur in the proposed
division Of california. ON the ground ih"i
such division was opposed by MAJORITY ~
the commun.clnts IN the diocese Itself. ana
bncou.a fh.ra were not sufficient resources
tn support such new diocese.
Tn. uunar llouse also authorized of
u,s..d tipon a number Of rules and inter
nrotation.. and decided against the custom
Of general Thanksgiving, being given m
unison as well - the first four clauses ~
the litanv. They al-o adopted number l
occasional offices alI.ady passed 10y th'
deputies.
Noxt Wednesday night il,c bishops rpe-
-euting the southern diocese viii h" han-
quoted hs the southern society.
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UNDER TIE HAMMER.
President >tarke says the t>r"si'i""
Euilding VIII he sold.

Mr. Ashton ~iarkc. president OF 'hr IT.
gnia Agricultural and Nechan'cM 'vci.'. e
wa, asked Yesterday If amy affahseh''h'H
h.f hb,n mad. to raise the money 10 pay
20 ,he,indehteslne-s of the society.
MIR. -tarke said nothing had heen done
Thai they were only waiting for Nr. DO ~
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DANVlLLe DOTS
rona,co ~sIe.-Deaih From Heart Dis
ease.

p,~Nufr. w.. Orohcr lH. ~pe-
rial The sales of rlf tobacco This
vnoL have been light. OWING ID"
unfi,orthic weather. lhr demand has
b.rn active. and prices kept up go out
side fure~. Shipments Of manui'cl.l'"
have fallen o0. a- compared with irrNinu,
weeks. and amounted to onl' about i''.""
pounds. -t..it t,
N.rth Dau,ills. fll dead this afternoon
,,i,i.,. .iitfiu.. wood. Heart disease is sup
no-al 40 Doe. tine rau-cof bis death.
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IuuApffrulA. fcptol b.r 23iA' lo7''.
Noil.s l. hereby given. tnat ihe board 1l
directors haas declared ON lnf liFi'ii''' ~
l.f rl.I. g. s.ff..44ut "a dl.iI.Il 0i one ana once
lilf auIlaf- p.f share oul Il ihc snrp ms lp-
come HI f.e Company. lutaplc "t tnc o.i'
uI fa. treasurer. % aud ,lirr ctohfi Z'ln'
l--3. fo tnn preferred .hpf'h'i i,ts as r.
e..fete8 o'clock T.. M.. on october I'm,
ir-f q,
iLe transfer book win b. clio 81 M M y
O'Clock D. ~. O-toDef 18Th. 1889. III III y
O'Clock a. ST.. OrlDhcr 2.tn. 1859
=. j. NliIiLJ
sc3Ooc2 l.s,k1 Secfeh ~
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CHEW "Siallion Tobacco. bet ien-
cent plug on the market. save 'he tin
tae. aud set a handsome aud uSeiu'
mn IL
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THE PLAYS THE THING.
Amusement, for rhcstre-Coers During
this " eeh.

this Week.
Al ihc Theatre tomorrow e'emn- 'n''
. lr,maiilafion of the imaginative n"f'i n,
p,,i., llia,,r.l. viii receive if. lil-t ltnui-
ti,u n kichmnnd hN Brady 'niNi iN'
The rlv i- spectacular. and ,mni'.'
,.L,,ti-a. Do, ~ala.e- and a. rrali i-iif Nlf
-,.nn. when She enters OBJ" ntn'- in ln'
last act. lfuul hD produced in 20 irui~t'
manner. with fine scenic elects. ant WIZ ''
repeated TUESDAY night.
~rnr WIFE"
...rho Wif.."u 20 iuur-art society comedy. it
p.,id Roll~r0 and Henry 4. p' Nllir. NiN
receive, t- first presentation in iH'hiN'iN
al fha academy 90 Music Thursday ni-hI
most 9Th. " if'" i- a bright ullN- ana iN
clover m1uulr iu which ihc SITUATIONS "i'
int.rvo,cu iutna harmonious s5id ntf,ft
whole. relieves 10 from thN ~u-Wc'h 'i 'N
affamui io doal ln tho covert Hnd -altcl'l-.
features toO frequently in Nr l'iiiI iN "i'''
aro termed -nriHtN piaA-. lh'
are drawn v.ti unusual strength }.
arc n0 Mlliic dudes ami i'mdl' lNiN'
ma..mcrsdmg 300 Tine clothes ah0 N .'i'
,Dloiv BOO small talh. I1rn rhi f'I'i N'-
.n ,nI,,atnaiifN uf if- own. il"'N u
1,-i..- ,f.l.liri,,l- ron.d, all ihrnu.l.
Th..ch.rirfrr of th. play. with i- hnn-
.,.- Dr nafNn- and comedy. r,ur.rr ir N.H-
/ ara irf,-i-fihiy with % uNm ini'i~ FOL .
/ ID. i,,.n- lan.ll.r. All thr scenery nfi'
! ,ran, tss 0f,.n1i model, VIII Dt Ni'N h
/ r,. rDmDan,. auG Obs" pres NATION ".i. .'
marked nr ii- rira d.tlil Of p.1rrh..i.
TIM sal, oi -.nf- opens q" Bon "iN'' t
morrow mou DPS.
lllg MOZART
Tine Mozart ur.lc4ie Monday c',nh-
win lo .-pDriullf attract IAr. .i- d il'- g. h'
called the .rraic.t litiu- coInei-i' Nnl i'
pear with strong support TOE lf"-i''ii'i
rArrL
Piano sol, Rmp,odio Honer'.se .is1ih
- ,od ,''r,snsc. '..' f,om lmor'n. Nuc. Rosa
G,,y.ir.,..,. solo. ngammatusffom '7iah"i
poro5ace Mr.. + f,om silsf.o1 Thomas. william
song + ioyet ~, ana the na ,cuShelmo'' Nine
lsyN. t, .....
,orncl SOLO. cuckoo song lAni'' Jui'' ,,,''s
ln0. Quiudu tH 'cneI. i'.."''
Levy Nine. lmte, hf. LiNin'
PART II.
Orchestral selection, waltz lNoi7hh' = il''
Grand da,t n from fm,l.ia. Nine. Levy ar'
piano @l loi'. '.' iRsiieoleito Fantasia DLI'zt. Nl
n.,, Io,,o. Home to oul Mountains V,rdu. ,im'
D Ilndc avid Mr. lat'm ,.
p Cor.ef solo. Grand Malil l.NN .I'i'7 'f'
ID TRIO Amid Lang ~Nnc. Ninr i'tA' 'iin'
ilule. and Mr. Lawn
rsr ~ulNr riHfNrH.
!. T.. Polls. tr irresistible comedian .'
~in- - three nights cnstg' inrhi Hi ii'
rnrair. rhar-dat evening u "li' sion
partner" rhc piece +, we'll known en a'
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oclnIH 2e. go. 30. NOVEMBER D.
roKrY-roUR INrIE~. Tl0fIiND AND
EAII>..
uu. no'fnr races each CAV. One rum
...g pre cccI day two cSaioiiion'
l. u.. Mis-. Nvrt c Peel. Comniu iion,
..... i.afl .ona.ecns on ANA Iain huie jump
al.tyrsol. jenkins. of Australia.
lanu.ne rae. Gloss Monday 'Ncnins'
n.t.l..r ~. u.h lay smsilcy secretary
American Io.rl. HicHmonl. Va
h.c.sca iof a.n 40, 90 . J.. NJ.
Admission. sl cents. children - cents
-alOI Nlia 1896 Dt received unti t""''o''
evening. oci0ner2I for bar iui restaurant
privileges i1f fh0 f9ni dofs
If,ftins nd iunnInsfaces go thc LNposi-
f,on p.fl on October -. % -. Nov,m or J.
FA1 -NALliY, secretary.
..f1,.r Richmond Va.
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THE NATIONAL GA NE.
EXCITING CONTEST FOR The
WORLDS CHAMPIONSHIP.

sixteen Thousand Spectators Present \"
Se. the second Game of the Scries-hN-
,item.nt ut Fever Hcat-Generaf New.
over the Wires.
BRooKINN. y. y. October H. seldom;
If ever before. h1s a larger crowd aiirnde"
any one BAH game than that Nhlrh iuihcd
oli this afternoon io ~ee the second game M
the worlds championship SERIES. Nn hour
before the game every available seat ou me
rand stand was taken. and the hleachins
boards fairl, groancd under the weight "i
excited humanity. Ropes were -ircirh'd d.
around the centre field for the expected
overflow. and the overflow was NOT long it
coming.
-hortl, aiirrl O'Clock the opposing teams
came ON tine Held. Then followed
rim Widest DEMONSTRATIONS
over seen on the diamond cheer after cnrf
rose and fell. while majority "l ln'
..ortuh." were Oh thnir feet waving h'l'
and how linz like mad.
FULLY $1,000 PEOPLE
were ON hand when the game began. 'h'
thousands were coming in.
TuF SCORE
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Gfr the bst-t1e c.lbcoted Dun
lOp' Patent + our. Phone 40 ad't
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TIE Dunlop Patent l'l,ur - again
on lhe market and better tran ever be-
fore. Phone e,)-alv
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., u, a'' ,,,.el nj the New orleans Mn, 'un
\, ~ Broad street. 'dN
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WrATuTE IoETCAsrs.

.~uINsloN. II. g.. October 1a. ..
r.i Ifs.uia. mir ti Nonua, nishi.
cas- stationary temperature. followed
Noud1N uN Golden. SouthVrlN winds.
f NDrNmlng westerly.
lHl Noiih C.roiina. fair i'm Mon
f..nI..i. stationary tclupcmturc. variable
f U.t
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Lenox Ara scs4l3 for the Chez Bullet,
or Toilet Sand. Bright, beautiful coli
oring, bet Analiue Dyes; warranted 70
wash. Prices moderate.
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stood. ., i.
New lOrk-
U;t.: New York. DO: llrokltne B. Lf-
ror- New Nork- &: Booklsn~. lN. h''-
lorie-: Crane and Ewin.: 'anntn'f' ANA
Ni.ner. Impire- Lynch and 'nhn'f'
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Last week the Council again exercised lis
pr.rogaii,e and said IL would allow the
R0man Catholics tO hold "a two weeks fair
u iho building.
THE meeting last night was i'm reference
to ihi. action. Major Nonzo Phillips pre-
sided.
80 action WAS taken. because the city
authorities have not. in any official way,
notified tine officers Of the regiment who
have charge of the Amory Of the step taken
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IC~DO~ifiOn Park,


ocioarn eo. go. 81. NovlvnEal.
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STATE ot THERMOMETER.
'tNGINI INTlIiIctNCIs.

IMMATURE AtN>NNc,ocronrr 10 iss
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\ loue experience since the time Was
rri,af. iu lhc ranks. and - an observer "i
those who NAV have served only ~ the
ranks and not gone higher. have con' WINGED
me that - mans time l. not wasted. because
a soldier learns obedience and duty.
Physically. mentally. and morally he
ought tn hpa better man. for none oi Ms
teachings lead 10 low thoughts or ideas
I'm this imperfect way, Mr. President
have tried 10 perform the duty assigned me
of beginning these familiar talks before the
| club.
In wooded countries. where ii j. necessary
first 10 make roads before the country can
| be made available for mans abode.n II Gus
tomarv for the pioneers fo blaze out q pain
hv cutting simple noichc> on the tree sides
so that the working parties can follow
M this line thus indicated.
/ -hali lee more than glad " any Nord !
have said VII Indicate the path along hi'i
the more competent workers in The cl,ll
shall make he open rad for the club
prosperity.
TIE NENT ORATOR.
The next orator viii probably ic Go one
lCutshaw.
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tho officers of the regiment were very 'e-
lDmcni NOT long ago in their protest against
he Use of the regiment for the meeting oi
he Democratic Convention. but the city
ouncu. ina despite Of the officers and their
rights. granted the building for the purpose
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The Americans proudly boasling Of ihc'r
freedom. and the non-ncccesly o' a'"ru si
force 10 preserve the peace iniefha'lN' 'i
uurvoec Of defense ~ invasion, nave ~,
ihele,s found that 10 a limited exieni II i
necessary 10 provide for me sudden slo'on.,
Of mohs or other unlawful DISTURBANCE, .'' Wv
-. have now initiated 10 some degree tic
'o,nn,ecr feature Of England. until n Nv
nearly ever, state Of she American non
- states has such "A force III greater "'
mailer numbers, aud in greater or J -
degre Of efficiency.
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>rwrnr >rw~ o,.orm io
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MILITARY MATTERS.
INTERESTING ADDRESS BY GEN
ERAL c. j. ANDERSON.
Action of the Eegimentsl Onccrs Relative
To thc l ~ Of the Armory FOR other Than
military Purposes Much Feeling Nan,-
Tested aud Expressed.

ins~ last evening al the kcgimcntal Arm
tr,.
The first was q conference Of ,hc officers
oi The First Virginia Regiment relative 10
ihe u~c of the Aruot, pr other than mill
iaA purposes.
u Wli e- .acmbercd that M" AImorN
N"' nullf- mat is, the walls and floors Icy
lhe city. las completed ai a cost of
stNtlr. .n0usand dollars h, the regiment.
ine City Council la> always claimed aud
exercised e supcr lslon power over the
building. and whenever IL chose granted
thc use OF IL to churches for fairs and enter
tIinmeni>. so political and secret organ-
tou- for mcoting..
INTERPRETED Win Df~t tIrLtNE.
al of these e,iation~ for it, u>c from
ihc original purpose and construction oi
the AruurN has seriously intcricrrcd with
fho discipline of the regiment. and caused II
90 hccomc mere skeleton 0f it, former self.
The late Captain louis !. Bo-sicuN. of Com
uauN A.. ALWAYS made his men come t0 the
Nruur, ln drill night. because. he argued
mud very rightlV that a> long ~ a com
pan, Of soldiers j. kept in a certain habit of
action discipline is easier than when an oc-
cu~ional break j. made. II. When the
Nrmon was iu Use for other purposes. hc
had passed osci regular drill night for one
or two weeks 10 would have been Just that
much harder Go get the men together when
drills again bean.
Iur pENocEtIIc CoNNKNItoN.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-11-19
OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The Pride of our City !
ana the Home oi the Young Idea.
" hich ~ Taught to shoot in
the Right Direction and by
the Most Approved Methods.

the Most Approved Methods.
"And what Is man.
II hls chief good and the market OF his time
BE but TO sleep and feed beast no more
Surely lie that made u.s. with so large design,
LOOKING before and alter, gave us not
This cap ability and god like reason
10 rust IN us unused y
The public school system of the
United States Is very generally &c.
knowledged to be the basis OF our re.
publican form of governmental he
great bulwark of our tree institutions,
without which they could not exist
and the spontaneous manner IN which
the people of this northwestern coun.
try have taxed themselves often tax.
Ing upon their shoulders 4 burden that
they knew would press heavily upon
them for years to come, III order to
support and maintain these schools. is
an indication Of the high character
and intelligence Of the people who
have settled upon these broad pralrles,
and who in their struggle to bulld up
comfortable homes tor themselves
and families have not forgotten to
lay a Foundation for public education
that is now Of lnestlmable value to
their children, and Will eventually
prove one Of the proudest monuments
to their memory that could have been
erected. That the people Of Mllbank
have not been beh nd their neighbors
IN this important work S evidenced
by the excellent reputation which the
visit to the several departments of
the schools Yesterday convinced us
that this reputation Is worthlly be.
slowed and honestly earned, and that
the pride with which The people of
Milhank look upon their school IL not
without good foundation.
The schools are divided into two
courses. the grammar and high school
course. which makes term OF eight
wears work iii the two departments Of
study. In the grammar course are
the primary. first intermediate, second
intermediate and grammar depat.
m-nt in which are caught the uIdlnA.
W course ot reading, spelling, draw
/ ing. penmanshlp, composition, prach
| cal arithmetic, grammar, political
geography. physiology, I. ;. history,
AND what may be termed easy science
lessons, which consists Of instruction
in the habits, forms and growth OF
animal and vegetable life. made inter
esiing hy practical analysis and per.
| soual observation OF teacher and
puplls. The line Of study in the high
school. consists OF i three years.
course. and includes higher grammar
rhetoric, English and American liter
n,lvs,. of elementary drawing
a,,t,an h,rhar arithmetic. ALGEBRA
geometry. book keeping, English ane
., ,;st,,, natural sciences ane
,o.,ao. :, ,enaral .yerc1se j,
.,,,,ns and once week reel,ln,
~. ono,v short selections from
,,a ,,.s, .u,hors and reading portions
!, ,heir work. and informally discus
80, and crtlcisjug the sarne--a yer,
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CHU RCIIl.>.


"lhoIlc-Servic IN st. Lawrence
! ahnrel every Sunday and holy day At
i@Vos ~ Rky. .lonS llERAk1l>G, Priest.
/ insi NJ. i. Church Preaching every
sunday at 1913 y. III. and 7:3o y. III
Ilsor'h \ League $50 y. IN. sunday school
~ rrayer meeting Wednesdays at :: 30
- 1Sv j. {. SnKLLAsp, Pastor.
'osohEdATlONAL-R II Battcy, pastor
= - .eiN1ees every sunday ut ~: 40 a III and
l.y ,. sunday school II III; L 5 Z + sun
= services t:3o pm.
M KaN-Service occasional IN tire
M o'"tglan language At the church at
- REv. ] ii SToRLlE, Minister.
" Service IL Library Hall first
M -.su suAuay q each month at lu:i5 a II
~ ', ~ REV j NJ McBRlulE oillelat-
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" And IS hatlS man

II ms Chief good and the market OF his time
BE but to sleep and feed, a beast no more
Surely iie that made us, with so large design,
Looking before and alter, gave us not
This cap ability and god like reason
10 rust / II us unused y
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-11-19
NO.. If

experience and suggest measures for
Improvement in their work. Where
this spirit of interest is so evident In
the teachers, the parents OF the pupils
and the friends of the school gener
ally. should not rest with the knowl
edge that these faithful teachers are
receiving their monthly stipend for
this work-whlch is beyond all
measure for good or evil in the futures
of those who are Coniided to their
care-hut should give them the kind
ly support and sympathetic encour
agement which their efforts deserve.
Besides this excellent system of
public schools in our city there is also
"a school in connection with st. Law
renee Catholic church. which has
an enrolled membership of about 90
and an average attendance of about
50, in charge Of the sisters Of mercy,
of whom there are three engaged III
teaching the cOmniUii branches and
one as a teacher of music. More par
ticular notice Of this school Will be
given in the future.
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to reach either class. but who viii
eventually climb tie hill of knowledge
and take their places in the ranks Of
the regularly organized army.
The first intermediate department
is located. IS are All the Departments
above the primary, III the public
school building. Miss Agnes Harris
is teacher. and very success
ful one she appears to be. During our
short visit We had the pleasure of
hearing her catechise one Of her
classes in physical geography and the
animal life of the sea. The qneS
tlons were OF q character to draw
from .he pupil all of his or her in
formation on the subject, while stimu
lating desire for further knowledge,
and indicate that the teacher had
more than vague idea OF the facts
She desired her pupils TO acquire. In
this room there are IS scholars en-
~.
-, divided into two classes,
The second intermediate has Miss
Eva Bradford rs teacher, with an en-
rollment Of 35 and an average attend.
ance OF 80, graded into two classes.
Here we found one class at the black
board drawing the diagrams Of their
grammar lesson, while the other class
Was kept busy at their sea with
other stndles This was noticeable
feature in all of the rooms visited
/ that during the recitation or black
| board exercises of one class, the re
mann. pupils We're not left without
something TO do, showing that a
regular routine of work is established
to secure from the pupils their best
efforts.
In the grammar department, pre-
sided over by Miss Anna Carrlck,
there are 35 scholars enrolled, and an
average attendance of 33. This de-
paIlllleHl. lne saliie as lhc olheis 10
divided INTO two classes, one OF "iiich
Was 1T the blackboard while we
were there. engaged III "oik slhnis!f
to that beng done oi the CLASS IN the
second intermediate uepai tilehl.
Neionnd here the same appearance
~ honest Work Deiiie pel'o licu ~
~ - = 'os' i''i'', "''a
s'''''
-
lie hl1h school departments eoh-
slsliilS VI lNo lesuiai .iAos'o 'hu :
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The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-11-19


me NJ T.. people are building a
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- "''''ie t" among railway boys
u "' '''' H'@''I express VIII soon be
"''e"'1'''''f"'
The BraulIIans have lost thrir Pc
dro. /, , Il lard thing to save som..
lines.
to,utv r,,u,nix.i,ua N,r.o,.
knows Il wrlfhjeortvo about grow
HI! onions II We are TO Judge from the
samples lett with us today.
John l.. Iorklart, clerk of the cir
cuIt court. /, Ir,,aarcd ia make ont
final ,lout panpr, Can and see him
when Nuu wait to prove up.
Veto, Eorder. Of Rlp stone town.
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L.r ,la hau.4,, n.p,,a Wisconsin,
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shore. hA. purchased the Grunelnd
farm in M,lroSe township. about five
miles northwest Of the city.
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open . iee''N' '''' "','''''o,'' . .,n 10
afternoons ai1d ''s''H'' -
served III the evening
Tie new L. i. church recently
erected near the farm OF Jacob >alii,
III kllhonfn to"hsh'i'' vas '''''''"
last week aud dedicated Oh >ah'''s :
p,v Walters, from tire Iowa con.
terence La been appointed 70 the
] $ -.
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churches - - = '''.'
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The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-11-19
PERSON A..

80 : "
1a.'' James L"ckhart made a tip TO
'''artn last week.
w., w. Shetland IS on trip to BeadIe
M Nv ! Bath has been on the inya-
!, ~ 'he past week.
n ! =; IL herbert Harris. Who has been
lurnaa 49, :, 70 her husband III Iowa. re-
'S4ra ''eW Wolf and +. NJ. Bennett
Ety ton on.pfesenting Big Stone in the
!, ''s Jennie Hopkins. of Minneupo-
Aipssra visitor with the families OF
larris, = y Knapp and nerpef'