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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-22

Yesterday opened up clear and
bright. with q great moderation In the
weather and no wind percept!ble.
Along In the afternoon the heated rays
Of old Sol reached this point Of the
continent. and caused the greater por.
ton Of the recent snow isll to evapor.
ate. And from This time on we need
look for no more wintry weather, o.
the buck Of the Ice king IL squsrely
broken, with little hope OF recuper-
ating.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-22
Too Many beavers

The Sun River Sun voices the com
plant OF the ranchers 10 that vicinity
that beavers are under the fostering
care Of the law, becoming sltoge her
too numerous, aud that they are de-
stroying n great smount Of young
timber that Is of vsstiy more import
snce TO the future of the state than arc
the beaver. Rsnchmen threaten To
wade In and make = big killing, law Of
NO law,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-22

The counting rooms of the YELLOW
STONE JOURNAL is now furnished
with q handsome new safe Of the De-
troit make, purchased through H. h.
Wiley. the local agent of the msnufac.
turers. II 10 now In order for every
paper In the site In ask us what we
will do with q safe. We await sug-
ge.tlons Z " It's use.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-22

DRoposALs FOR FENCE rOsTs.-Proposals
L will be received by the undersigned until
March 1T. 1880, for delivery at the grounds OF the
Custer County Horse ales and Fair Association
in the vicinity Of Miles City, OF the ioL wing.
l.yn0 Cedar Posts. nine (9) feet long snd nat kss
ave t5) inches diameters Of the sma end,
200 Cedar Posts, ten (l0) feet long and not less
than six (6) inches In diameter ct the small end.
Proposals 10 grant the privilege Of 'aklug City
per cent $50 per cent? more than the quantity
named 81 th. contract prices, The right 10 70
served 10 reject any or ali bids.
Address GEO. W. ALLEsTOS,
sscpiay.
Miles City, Feb. 10, 1890
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-22
Great scott.

Why don't you cure that GO Ugh? DE
witt's Cough and C,i sumption Cure
will do il. This rem edy is positively
certain, prompt and thoroughly salts.
factory. IL you have tried 1t you
know this stat, ment 70 be n fsc.-if
you have not you are doing yourself
an iniu,tice. II Is sold by w. E. Saw.
age.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-22
Advice

Keep your head c%ool-your feet
warm-your liver active, and trust in
Cod Wa The advice Of a celebrated
physician 10 a patient. You can regu.
late the action Of your liver, kidneys
and bowels by usihg De- Witt, Ssrsa-
p%arilia, M absolutely reliable blood
purifying remedy. For sale by W. L.
Savage, druggist.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-22

Eight pieces Of the Fort Custer
b,nd passed through the city yester-
day on the eastbound train en- route
for Glendive to furnish music for the
dance given 10 that city last night.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-22

The NiQro Bros. returned on yester-
days train from Forsyih, where they
have been to play for the dance given
by Whit Longley at the FUF ranch,
on Thursday night. They repori II a.
n Of the most pleasant dance. they
have been to this winter.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-22

passenger train, making almost
equally the same time as Nus. I aud 2
between 81. Paul and the coast, which
will arrive here about the NOON hour.
Both will have Heel Ing aud dining
car service. The change will he AZ
precisted along the | ne of the North
.rn Pacific"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-22

The wife and three children of Jas.
Guam arrived IN the city THURSDAY
niyht FIR IN Minneapolis, and will
make Miles City their home in the
future.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-22

The lists Of the February drawing Of
the Louisiana Lottery are ut hand, and
from all that can be learned, Miles
CITY was left entirely. there being no
prizes drawn here ut all.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-22

The Quick Step Social club will
give another of their enjoyable dances
at the Kircber school house this even
ing, and a large attendance Is ex-
pected.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-22

In the rattle ior two robes which
took place at Tommy Deckeris. the
largest one was won by Prof Reichardt,
Louis King throwing Al for him. Df.
Fish Won the small robe by having
the lowest shake ut q.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-22
Reward

l. certain II reasonable effort Is made
to cure a cough by the use Of DE Wits
Cough and Consumption Cure. This
remedy il correct and certain 10 its
action and costs no more than unreli-
able preparations. Insist upon hav-
ing Il. For sale 10y w. f. Savage.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-22

Major Wymsn having recommend
ed the erection # sew raj new school
houses on the Crow reservation. has
received the apt roval Of the e mmis-
sioner Of Indian Affairs for one cost {.
ing about $50 900 to be built at the
agency. and has been asked to submit
plaus for the same.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-22

Will ,m Hide. u well known rsncber
of Iongne river, yesterday received
two bloo'.d bears from Michigan, and
will from this nut raise thoroughbred
pore
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-22

Mile. Juch. the famous opera singer,
and company. will probably give Hell
D q three nights season Of high
class opera early In March.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-22

Ms. G, NJ. utter. Of this city, IL
now In Butte visiting her husbands
sister. They will Don depart for CAL
ifornis to visit friends and relatives In
that STA q.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-22

A commerce parry was given ct the
residence Of Col. Swains, at Keogh. on
Thursday night, at which 3 very
pleasant time was had by all attend
lar
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-22

Business was ON the move 10 the city
yesterday, aud the streets had the ap-
pearapcs Of. Miles City about four
years $50.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-22

Cleanse yopr brsath with De Witt,
Little Early R's.r r.. For sale by w
+. Savage.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-22

Do you suffer with catarrh? You
can be cured n you take Hoods Ssrsa.
parilla, the great blood purifier. Sold
BY ell druggists.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-22

The place of meeting for the ORA
matte association has been changed
from the Good Teuplars building to
the Rink.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-22

The adjutant general of the army
has recommended that the pay OF non.
commissioned officers be increased.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-22

Capt. Hasvsy's nomInstion for pro.
notion to b surgeon With the rank Of
Major. hes been fAvorabIy reported %
~ the committee on military afAln.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-22

The meeting at the court house to-
night viii be called to order ~ soon
aftss 7;oO O'Clock % practicable. A
prompt stts6.knse 10 requested.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-22

Yesterdays ea.tbcuud train was
one hour late. the cause being the
heavy load Of human freight taken ON
the engine.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-22
Take DE Wi is Little Early Riser.
For sale nj Savage's drug .to,e. .

His virl didn't go back on him be-
cause liz used De Wits Little Early
Ri-ers. On sale ut Savsge's drug store.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-22

John Lougalen, Of ~. Louis, was ID
the city yesterday on busines.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-22

The McEvoy boys brought 10 two
fne looking loads Of baled hay from
their ranch 10 Eureka valley yester-
day.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-22

Ask W. +. Savage what Dewitt =
Littie Early Ris' r. nre.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-22

Whsn Baby was aick. We rave her Castosia,
VIA ~ was . Child. she cr,ed for castoria,
whsa IN tecams Mis-. she chung 10 castoria,
WA shs had G iiidrsn. shs gave theIa cAstoriA
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-22

For . few days before the arrival Of
|nr spring stock ycu can buy Shoes
VERY cheap. Meme shoes from ei.D
10 $50, etc. q. b. TOWELS q Co. .
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-22
An Invitation,

Come ana SEE Lutte and BIB at Gle
land q Wyly'- old stand, Park stree,
near Astel & McDouald's livery
stable.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-22

w. H. Wheeler, OF Chicago, Ill.
was In The metropolis yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-22

Adsnce WAS piven at Rosebud last
evening, and was largely attended.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-22

Billiard has some fine old port and
sherry for family use.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-22

DE Wits Little early R'seIs ge
there. Sold ut Sa-spe's. .
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-22

the most gratifying results follow Its
use, ~ that 1t II the best family remedy
known and every family should have
n bottle,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-22

\ The band concert given at Keogh
hast night Wa. as usual. fine.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-22
LOCAL 1T
.~ashington's ~biIthday!

New Spring Good. at Ed Arnold's.s
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BaANDoNyiLLg.
oerreapondence Of The Arrn..
Dec. 10, 1890

Correspondence of the Argus.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. frederick
of Listonburg. Pa, are Waiting
their daughter, Mrs. o. +. Mckee.
Mt present.
Ed. Allen, Of Kingwood, was in
town last Tuesday. He returned
the same day, accompanied by Mrs.
Hyde, of this place, who will spend
part OF the winter in Kingwood NJ
the home Of her son, II. G.. HYDE.
Mrs. Sadie McGrew has been on
the sick list for the last few weeks.
George Frankhouser made n bust
ness trip to Terra Alta Que day
last week.
Butcher ng is the order Of the
day at present.
Miss CalIie Nicman, of Gibbons
Glade. was visiting her sister, Mrs.
w. L. Miller, lately.
G. w. Miller is able to be about
ig.in.
Corbin Maust, OF ELK Garden.
Nd waa in town lately. He had
been homo on visit and his father
was returning with him. We hear
that "Corb' is employed by mm-
Der companYand is keeping straight.
Our worthy contemporary Of the
JoH'nat says we are in the matri
monIal market. How kind CT him
10 give us free advertisement (!
Now that would have coat U.s.
say, Mr.. Editor, how much would
the cost have been !? And he gave
rs n free "send off,. We hadn't
been thinking much about it till
Il at dear. darling man mentioned
it. Now our only regret is, that he
(the Jourhal correspondent is mar.
ried, cause we'd like TO have him.
12-I5-1590. Gypsy.
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Tbs Masquerade party at Mr.. j.
W. Watscns. given by his accom-
phShed daughter Miss Nyra. last
FRIDAY night was very brilliant
affair. The guests began arriving
early ana kept itup Till late when
the house was crowded with the
wealth aud beauty Of Kingwood.
nearly all Disguised so effectively
that men failed to recognize their
wives and vice versa. MIR. Watson
met the guests at the door snd an
nouneed the characters and the
greatest variety were introduced.
there was Cardinal Molsey, The
famous Peek Sisters Uncle Sam
the Queen of Ulabs, Queen of Hearts
Spades aad Diamonds, Sisters OF
Charity, Nuns, Monks, Georgc
Washington, Old Time Plantation
DArkeys. Kings, Courtiers, Knick-
erboc@crs etc &c. Some of the char
acters are deserving oi specid men
ton. ". G.. Brown. f. Alden Ia
ton and Il. 5. Elliott, had the fin
ct costumes present. they had or
dered them from Pittsburgh. spe.
cially for the OCCASION and thcyMerc
very elegant indeed. i. j. trogAI.
played the part of "Simple Willie
to erfectioa and Ell M.mowh with
pipe lii mouth and whip IN hand
made a regular "oic Virginny
Coachman." Will Fawcett 'splayed
the devil generally in u costume
that would nave made his Satanic
Majesty assumed OF himself. Mrs.
n. .. Fortney was little "Topsy''
SO naturally tia, YOU at once look.
ed for AUNT 0pbelia" II. o. Bla-
ker was a cowboy with bucks&in
breaches anda big pistol intimida-
ting everybody. Julius Monroe was
"Sl'ling Bull" Chief of the Sioux
and made noble looking redskln.
Mrs. 9. Y. Bishop as Qaeen of the
Gypsies acted her pArt with regal
grace. After all had unmasked and
nad agay time with muse. games.
aud merry laughter, refreshments
were served in abundance, cakes.
coffee. ice cream etc aad all enjoyed
the evening very much declaring i.
. bright oasis in the Sahara OF our
social life.
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ALBRIGHTsyILLE.
Dec. ID, 1890.
IRE spondenceoftho Anous.

Cores ondence Of tho AHous.
Protracted meeting in the Bap
fist church closed Sunday night.
The preaching was good aud alton.
dance large. but no conversions
that Che court knows Of.
The good people Of this vicinity
made the Rev. McCauley a hand
some donation last week Of the sub
stdntials Of life.
We understand that Mcclure Ma.
son is coming home from Pontiac,
H., in = few days TO remain in old
Preston. "Mac" is good Demo
crat. and will be welcomed home by
all who are acqudntel with him.
viii Beavers, Of Kingwood. was
down here Sunday to see after bis
interest in this section.
A. g. Mason painting his hcus,
under the Mckinley Bill Don'r
these high tariff times make som,
Of the RAIDS twist ? They can't be-
como reconcilcd at such q cursed
affair aa That,
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We arc expecting u Wedding IN
Bohtown soon, aud i, will bot hc a
spring chic.cn affair, either.
c. Nj. Crane is doing a good bus
mess now. His trade Is lvcning up
considerably.
Dee Crane is loging up on the
Davis railroad.
J. b. Crcssaler has sold his ia
mo, white mule.
Squire Mason is at tho county
scat attending Court this week.
Rev. Faulkner is holding pro
traeted meeting on Muddy Greek
Hill.
There were three deer killed over
near Pisg'h during the past week.
The bang OF the hunters gun can
be heard on all sides.
}. l.. Walls shipped eight hun
dred pounds OF rabbits las, week.
The man who was drowned near
the Beaver Hole" about \ month
ago, was found week before last by
Mr. kephart and othors about nine
miles below where he was drowned.
The buckle OF his suspendcr had
caught between two rocks and was
holding him. The body was taken
to Point Marion for burial.
Willie Sypolt. son OF Squire Sy.
polt, moved to 81. Joe last week.
1t issupposed that Peter T.. Holt
zcll, who abscondcd few weeks
ago, is now in the "Laud OF Flow
ers" (Florida.)
DR., Sapp Was in this commuaity
Saturday extracting teeth. lie is
good hand at the business.
RAMBLER.
Dee. 10. 1890.
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go -.

pii..frowbricge, a youag mar
ibopt twnntY three years # age, s5n
u James Trowbridgs, wii5 Uses onl
I saiiers. met s:th serious re-
;ident Aond = afternoon while roli-
ing logs for g L. ltcppcrt rear Tie
iepot IL seems The spike slipped
az Of his hlnds while holding up a
iog and striking BIN on bis right
leg. broke it between the knee and
ankle. llswas taken TO the Pres
Ton House. (Alrs. Squires) where
medical aid was sumnoned, and b.
rs receiving every attention and Z.
doing rs veil az couli he expected
Doctors Martin and Trippett r..
laced the fracture.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-12-18

The foliowing from the Ngw
ERA, Ne heartily endorse
Ills a uStter II public pride to
have in the town and county such
an establishment rs tho Journal
Stationary Store. It's assortment
and variety Of goods bring the city
70 our doors. while tie prices are
right. IS an education 20 visit
this bazaar. We earnestly suggest
20 ouch reader OF the ARGUS to IN
spest The stock before buying hol-
iday presents.
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BRIGHTON.
core.pondsnoe Of ths Arga..

Correspondence OF the Argus.
The Teachers Institute Of this
District met in Bruceton, Saturday.
December 9th. Owing to Indictment
weather the attendance was not
large, but what was lacking IN
number was made up by the enthu-
siasm Of those present. The regu.
lar work in Pedagogy and Pbysiolo-
gy was outlined on the blackboard
and discussed by those to whom as
signed. The teachers also talked
freely on questions bearing on the
practical work Of our schools.
The next meeting will be held at
Bruceton. Saturday, January 10,
1891. The teachers Of Grant are
extended pressing invitation,
while the ncigbboring teachers Of
Pleasant and all friends Of educa.
ton arc cordially invited TO be with
az. II. i. SUTTON, Prcat.
d. J.. ScoTr, Sec'y.
Dec. 10. 80.
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xmas nollday aale. on Ihe D. Z 0.

The -. q 0. X. r. Go. will this
year follow it5 annual custom Of
selling excursion tickets at greatly
reduced rates OH all Of it, lines
duGng he Christmas holidays.
The sale Of excursion tickets will
begin sc all y. & o. stations east Of
the Ohio River, December 9th,
and will continue until January 1st,
inclusive. al tickets will be good
for return plssige until January
9th, 1901 Inclusive. 2t
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CARDS FOR TEACHERS HEPOaYS.

We are prepared to print Teach
crs' Report Cards ON short notice
and send them to you by mail.
Printed on tiuc, heavy cardboard.
with name of school and namo OF
teacher and in Rbulated form.
Very convenient and every enter
prising teacher should have them.
me p0Pl's aud parents expect some.
thins of the kind and no school is
co apletc without them. Fifty or
less, IS conts--oyer so, one cent
e'.en, sent by mail prepaid. Cash
must accompany the order.
Address
THE ARGUS.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-12-18

We arc requested to announce
that - festival will be held in the
VI. j.. Church st Masontown OIL
Christmas night. also on the Satur-
day night following (25th) All are
invited 20 come and participate in
the good things of the Holiday
season.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-12-18

Prof. ). v. Carpenter, Princi
pal Of The Maunlngtou Schools died
last Friday OF typhoid fever. lie
was prominent Mason and was
buried by that order Sunday. lie
leaves aifc and ibrcr children.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-12-18

oas Of the aacaS wild tnrkcys
yer Aillca an this section VS. sop
ed 4, the hospital hone ofDf. Trip
petit last Friday for dinner. Ths
oeefsion ~as a Nery pleasant one
indeed and Number Of the Doc.
tors friends weseiayi.ed ia 10 hsip
1ith TIE inviting - rAiea the
~ with grest ds.l Of pleasure
Tie gasss vore ATTORNEYS Johu
y. Herr u Grsft9a, |. IAasll q
Ai,rg iat,wa ard IS. r. Brow o,
Niaswoad Eltors ". H. o. Daw
son. j. ". W:Gte ael , s. Brown
and 4cesrJ y i'a'ls asi j. II
lee u Hiagsood.
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CORRESPONDENCE
ROCKVILLE.
ccrrsspoodooco Of The Arsu..

hNerythinS Is quiet IN our little
hamlet.
hr. J. l.. Walls, our merchant. is
LONG good business. Bruceton
can boast OF being headquarters for
turkeys, buoSwheat cakes aad
honey. but our merchant takes the
cake for paving good priccs--eggs
arc twenty-five cents per dozen aud
butter eighteen cents per pound.
Our town can boast OF having two
blacksmith shops. which no other
town of it's size has in Preston
county.
MIR. Rufus C.. Forman's new
dwelling will soon be ready for oc.
cupancy. Mr., Forman is one of
our energetic bhcSsmiths, and
keeps the anvil ringing from morn.
ing til night.
Mcssrs. John A. Wolfe aud iona.
than Gibson, two OF our energetic
farmers, took a load OF grain out to
fingers Mill last week. There is
surely something rotten somewhere.
as there is grist mill situated here.
and also one at Hudson u. o., bat
we suppose that the farmers will 60
where they can get the most and
the best work done.
George Spahr, OF Kingwood, was
in this vicinity last week, and some
Of the ducks suffered the worst for
the visit.
Mr.. S. NJ. Metheny has moved
near Bruceton. He was one OF our
best citizens, and We are sorry to
lose him.
Elisha jenkins and Sylvester
Clark wero up to Terra Alta last
week on business.
Coy Smith. of Wymps Gap. was
in this community last Friday OH
buslness.
ID. ). Gibson, who is welding the
birch ut Clifton Mills this winter.
made the parental roof short visit
last Sunday. Ills face was wreathed
IN smiles over the recent great
Democratic victory.
The Literary Society at Mt. Nebo
is in II flourishing condition. The
meeting last Friday night was
very interesting affair. The ques.
zion for debate at the last meeting
WIS
RESOLVED, That greater re.
sponsibility rests on the pablo
school teachers than on the minis.
ters of the Gospel"
After being "cussed" and dis
cusscd by john o. Jenkins aud J
l.. Walls on the affirmative side.
and Azarecl Gale and S. N. Smith
on tao negative side Of the question.
tho decision was given in favor OF
the affirmative side. The question
for debate at tho next meeting is
I EsoLyED, That ambition and
superstition nave caused more mis-.
cry to the human family than inf
deity.
We are wiling TO bet our old hat
that VIC have more literary timber
10 the square loot than any place
else N the county. The Society
meets Friday night, aud all are cor
daily invited to attend.
Several Of our young folks are
preparing to "take in" the Quarter
ly Meeting at Sugar Valley next
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Henson Liston, OF
Wymps Gap, were visiting relatives
here short time ago.
Mr.. Troy d. Metheny, Of Mount
Pleasant, was visiting in this com
munity a short time since.
Misses Myrtle Gale and Ellie
Gribble, OF Pisgth. were visiting in
this vicinity last Sunday.
Rouse up, ye scribcs, and SEND
the ARGUS the news.
PAssIH ScmBBo.
Dec. ID. 1890.
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The following is. the Thanks
giving biil OF fare for dinner at the
Nest Virginia Hospital for tho In,
sane 100 turkeys, 900 bunches
Of celery. Il bushels of Irish pota-
Toes. 500 loaycs OF breld 10 gallons
Of tomatoes, $50 gallons of coffee,
rs gAilous Of tea, II bushels q
apples. 40 pounds OF prunes aud
2, 500 drop cakes.
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school gsnor,s.

hVpoII vi sodluer OcnOOlln Ming
wood district for the month ending
Dec. ~, 1890.
Enumeration, a., Enrolment.
SO; average daily attendance, 30.
Names of those not absent one
whole day: Berthe and Gancie
Craig. Estella Irons. Ayice and
Lula fartin, Susan More, Georgia
frowhridge, L. ID. Craig, Ira
Hoffman, Waltel Irons. Guy Mar
tia, William and Josiah More, and
Benny Stewart.
j. a. STERLING. Teacher.
UNION DISTRICT.
Report of the StempIe Ridge
school for the month ending Dec.
-, 1880.
Enrolment 81; average daily
attendance, 20; per cen. OF attend
,ncc, 80. Neither ,bsent nor tar.
~, Sophronia MoKinny, Saylll
Wotrng, BORA Voting and Enls
SAT-. Somers AcKlnny, Cyrus
Notring, Roy Manra, George
Lantz and Chester Svil.-G
AxsIE /. SHAW, Teacher.
REPoer or AURORA SCHOOL
" fr,t month ending Dec. II.
$50
FIRST EooM.
Enr9iiintst, 70; average attend.
ace y: per cent Of attendance SO
islther absent nor tardy, Fanni
scl,y. Eur LIANT, y nest shrc OK.
'iriee Arnofi, Geo. iitcmple, Roy
infer and Walter Sperlc.
!. Il. Abn@BBAEGrR, Tcacher.
sgeosD ROOM.
ErrolIed "a; duly attendance,
Z; per cent OF attendance, 90
ei5lier absent nor terd Zells and
lie ShtfTer. Adaie sud Eloa Por-
or. Merle Arnett. Jessie AID Glars
Wit. Jesse Sltmp'e and Charlie
ShafTcr.
JESSIE THoTTRR, Teacher
Report Of the Clifton Mills School
20. 8. Grant District, for the first
month. beginning the 10Th day Of
November and ending the 9TH day
Il December 1890. Enrolled, boys
-: girls, "a; Total AZ. Average
daily attendance, boys %; girls ~;
Total IS. Per cent Of daily atten-
dince, boys %; girls 81; Names Of
those present, boys-John f. Kemp
John j. Burke, David II Saucer,
Walter Licb, Franklin Fike, Chas.
II Kemp, W. G. Teats, Dwigh. r,
Mosser, Hugh il. Gardner, Hamp-
ton Mosser. Arthur G. Collier,
Orlando W. Mosser. Clarence A.
Collier, Robert Lieb and George W.
Knox 10. Girls-M ollie A..
White, Eliza J. Collier, Emma o.
Gardner. Dora Fike, Alice NJ.
Smith, Bertha A. saucer, RebeccA
Il. Saucer. Cora Knox and Emma
". Saucer, 10.
j. S. GIBSON, Teacher.
Report OF the lynn Dale School.
No. ~, Pleasant District, for the
first month, beginning the 10th
day Of November and ending the
9TH day Of December 1890. Enroll.
cd, boys IS: girls s; total %. Az.
erage daily atterd tnce, boys IL;
girls Q; total II. Names Of pupils
neither absent nor tardo, Mary Il.
/ Rocl,crt, Jacob s. Casieel. Lloyd VI
| 5isicr aud Jonas f. Reckart.
ZgTTE 81 GmsOs. y -acher.
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