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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-07
PERSONAL GOSSIP.

Susan b. Anthony says sho has not
slept ut homo for four years
Mrs. Dodge, nee Anna G.. Peabody of
Newburyport, Mass, is q member Of
tho Hawaiian board of education.
Tho Oldest living clergyman i'll Ohio
is Rev. John McCloud of Remsen' s Cor
ners, who. at %, is preaching every
Sunday.
Edgar Snyder, we'll known newspa-
per man, has been appointed private Sec
Rotary to United States Senator John
n. Thurston.
Joseph Treitl, tho railroad magnato
of Vienna who died tho other day, left
$1,000, 600 to q society of that city to
be used i'll prosecuting astronomical OBJ
servations
Behanzin. tho ex-king of Dahomey,
who was deported to Martinique, is
represented by the latest naws from that
French colony as being very sick Tho
African potentato cannot accommodate
himself to his now kind of life.
If Jonathan Davis of Pierpont, Ash.
tabula county. o., should 1.-Two until
March 20, he will DO ZOE years old His
father lived to tho ago of lO5 years and
his grandfather to tho ago of IO7 years.
Mr.. Davis is the oldest man in the
county.
Nine. Care. businesslike French
woman. is the private secretary of Colo
mol Warning, New Yorks street clean
ing commissioner Mmo. Caro- speaks
and writes fluontly English, French
and German and has some knowledge
of Italian.
A painting in oil of Speaker Crisp
has been added to tho collection in the
house lobby, whore the portraits of ex-
speakers of many congresses are dis
played. Robert Hinckley is tho artist.
Tho portrait represents Mr.. Crisp seated,
with his arm resting on table, and is
about half length
The Rev W. II. d. Clomm, who died
in Baltimore II few days ago at the age
of so, performed in lS49 the burial
service over the poet Edgar Allan Poe
whose cousin he was. and 10 whom ho
was also related by marriage Poe's
wife, Virginia GLENN, was Il cousin of
tho Rev. Mr. Clemm.
Dwight L. Moody, the evangelist,
celebrated his fifty eighth birthday re-
Gently i'll San Antonio, Tox. On tho
same day his mother Mrs. Bctsey Hol-
ton Moody, celebrated her ninetioth
birthday in tho house in which she
brought up her children and in which
she has lived GO years, in East North
field, Mass. She is in good health.
Whistler tho eccentric artist, had
been invited to the wedding of Oscar
Wilde and had promised to attend tho
ceremony. When the wedding party
reached tho church, Whistler was no
where to be seen, but telegram bear
ing his signature was handed to tho
groom. 1t read: Am unavoidably de-
tanned. CAM get to tho church in time
Don't wait 3"
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handicapped. hut Came.

There is a bright young man over in
west Washington Gold Georgctown) who
belongs 10 ono of tho oldest families in
that extremely aristocratic section, and
everybody VINO is anybody knows him.
Some timo ago n young woman tempted
him into Wagering that he could grow
a head of hair as long as hers. Hoi do
ing 1t. Already his hair reaches his
shoulders, and neither ridiculo nor per
suasion has prevailed to induce him 10
visit barber. Rochester Post Express.
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Entered as second class matter.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE vIRGINJI
L. klEIi In ESNESl -

THE CIRCULATION OF THE vIRGINIAN
/. IS LARGELY IN E&CESS of any other
lsper pCblish i'll Eastern Vir ginm
4 It's circulsti III Norfolk aud Portsmout
IS greater than that OF any paper published
or Gil oulate jE the two CITIES.
it's delivered in the cities OF Norfolk and
portsmouth ana suburbs for 10 cents a
F We Dollars per year; Three Dollars for six
months, One Dollar and Fifty Cents for
three mouths; aud Fifty Csnts for ono
mont.
Advertisements inserted ut tho ratio OF =
CINIsAS uAi FIRSI INSERTION: each subse
quent insertion 37l CENTS. or 81 CrSTs
When ISsh.rEp EVERY OTHER DAY. Contrac-
tors are not allowed to exceed their ann n
or nd, ertise other than tloir legi ima,e
business. except by paying especially for
the same.
THE WEEKLY vIRdINlAN AND CARoIIS1Ax.
eight pages, is delivered, postage paid'
three months. 25c,; six month";. $40, twelve
months, 81
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-07

Mistrcss-Why, Ncttic you are nice
girl! What are you doing with two
sweethcarts?
Naid-Oh, please, ma am, l hnvo only
one. The other only comes when the one
is Ill OF on furlough.-Neueste Nachrich-
ten.
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a Great Need,

"Now, here is furnace that we guar
nntce TO be simple enough for the average
servant to run
"Uin! What you need is ono that will
run in spite Of the average servant -
Philadelphia Times
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The Audience Had Fled.

Il understand there wasn't dry eye in
The room when Miss Elokutc finished her
pathetic recitation"
There wasn't. There wasn't any 9TH
er Kind Of an eye there either. "-Chicago
Record
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-07
A. Father to His Son,

My son." said fond father, man
whose early and late education had
boon somewhat neglected, but whose
great success qualified him to give ad
vice. take this for your motto in life,
X K. Keep kool. New York Sun.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-07

fvette Gullbert, the French concer t
hsll favorite. is woman OF spirit and
OF patriotism. She refused splendid
offer to appear in Berlin because she
did not wish to "make people laugh
who had perhaps caused French tears
70 1oM.n
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FIVE GREAT LEADERS,

We would explain to those interested that our
Leaders mean Special Bargains at PRICES SOLOW
that we consider each and every which have
everybody who contempates purchasing Clothing
Make note of the leader which will best meet your
wants then when you come our store ask to see it
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-07

1t is estimated that 1000 vessels are
wrecked every year. Why, you even
hear OF great many schooners of beer
going down.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-07

Out skating in tho cold they'd been.
My lips are numb" said she.
III you're inclined to doubt this fact,
just feel Of them and see"
Brooklyn Liz
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-07

In referring to q certain woman a
cynical Boston paper says of her that
abe carries her age we'll because she
has been doing it for a long time,
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1895-03-20

Udyb DO w
+. b. Rhodes, court baliff 20
uayS ~ w
B. F. Roddle, guarding prison
ers 10 days and l9 nights. 80. 81 0G
ii. X. Holverson, guarding
prisoners and deputy sheriff
fees. s..................... 26 60
W. f. Jordan, boarding prison
ers..................e........ ers. 20 rs
III. X. HOlversOn, bailiff circuit
court Ia days. ............. 2S 90
p. G. Murphy, service on board
OF insanity. y......,............ 1 10
E. F. Bagley, service on board
or insanity. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 40
E. f. Bagley, fees, clerk of
courts ................. III w
YOumans Bros. 81 Hodgins,
lumber and adament for
poor farm. ...............:... ID IS
d. r. Sweezey, discount on
warrants, $500; rejected.
Peter Toftey, witness fee, in
sanity case. e.................. L 40
T. Q. LovelaDd, commissioners
service and mileage. ....... Is 10
j. E Johnson, commissioners
service and mileage. ........ II 60
Ed. Hillestad, commissioners
service and mileage. ....... 16 40
M. f. Donohoe, commissioners
service and mileage. e......... 16 80
n. G. Carlson, commissioners
service and mileage. ......... q 40
Moved that the two bills of G. A.
Lindskog, one for $26.95 and one for
$l14.00 sheriff's fees be allowed, yea
and nay vote called for. The yeas
were Loveland, Donohoe, Carlson and
| Hillstad, nays, Johnson. Motion de-
clared carried and bill allowed.
The bill Of Chas f. Allen, printing
and stationery, SAL .25 allowed at$3l.50
was reconsidered and allowed at 5000.
Board signed and completed contract
with ID. W. Bagwill to serve as superin-
| tendent of the poor farm for one year
from April 1st, 1895, and fixed the
amount of his bond at five-hundred
dollars.
Allowed the following bills;
E. F. Bagley, fees clerk of
| court. INSTRUMENTATION. .x2tt2 70
| Frank Goodfellow, witness cert.
| N0. SS3. .................. ~
W. III. Hawley, witness certs.
Nos. SS6 and SS7. 4 20
| Anna G. J. Fossum, juror
certs. Nos. 1853 and 1143. -. 60 10
G. f. Aldrich, juror cert. No.
1133. ................. 10 so
G. w. Pond, juror cert. No.
| ll25. ................,. l0
Horace Fishback, Juror certs. 682 90
Horace Fishback, witness certs. 128 80
George Morehouse, witness and
jury certs. .................... $50 20
| w. L. Shultz, witness and jury
certs. 81 20
b. +. Roddle, witness cert. ..... l 10
M. j. Nelson, witness certS. -. Il 90
w. f. Harza, witness cert.
NO. SS4. ............... / I0
Henry Cook, witness cert. No.
S4u. .................. ~
NJ. L. Palmer, witness cert.
| NO. S27. ................... 60
Mrs. Sumner Wood, witness
cert. No. 82S. 2S............ 60
Arthur Stone, witness cert.
No. S33. .................
James Shepard, witness cert.
No. S23. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. | 10
Alex Nyman, witness cert; No.
go. ................ ~
Robert Henry, witness certs.
On motion board adjourned to the
first Monday in April, 1896.
NJ E. DoNoHoE,
J. T. NELSON, Chairman,
County Auditor
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1895-03-20

Adjourned to $3.50 a. M, March 18th.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
all members and clerk present, and
continued the examination of seed
grain applications.
Adjourned to 100 p. m.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
all mem bers and clerk present, and
continued the examination of seed
grain applications.
Board proceeded to the election of
superintendent of poor farm, which
was decided by ballot as follows; on
the first ballot D. w. Bagwill received
2votes, G. F. Aldrich received votes,
and Charles Gray received vote, there
being no choice another ballot was
ordered and resulted, d. W. Bagwill 4
votes, Charles GRAY l vote. Mr.. Bag
will having received the majority Of
votes cast was declared elected.
Adjourned to $50 a. m. March l4th.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
all members present and continued
the examination of seed grain appli-
cations.
Bill of d. L. Palmer for board of
prisoners and deputies, Feb. term of
circuit court, amount claimed $i45.00,
amount allowed $13S.OO.
Adjourned to 1:30 p. m.
Met pursuant to adjournment, all
members and clerk present. Board
completed examination and approved
applications for seed grain as follows:
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1895-03-20
Commissioners PROCEEDINGS.
Adjourned session March 18th, lSs

Adjourned session March 18th, 1895.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
in the office of the county auditor.
Present: M. E. Donohoe, chm, r.
Q. Loveland, j. e. Johnson, N. c.
Carlson commissioners and J. T. Mel
son, auditor present as clerk.
Board proceeded to the examination
Of applications for seed grain.
On motion the board abated road
tax for the year 1894 against the sw4
sec. 2-1lO-50, 1862, enormously returned
by the town clerk and charged upon
the tax list for 1894.
The following bids for the superin-
tendency of the poor farm for the
ensuing year were received and filed,
and the board proceeded to a consider
alton Of the same:
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1895-03-20

Lentz & Odegard, merchandise
lor poor. .................... ID %
Farmers Shipping Assn, coal
and flour for poor. : 80
ii. q. Moffatt, material and
labor, repairs auditors Office 80
Farmers Shipping Ass n Brook
ings, weighing coal. ......... 4 90
Adjourned to 1:30 p. m.
Met pursuant to adjournment, all
members and clerk present. On mo-
tion board fixed the auctioneer's IL
cense at $4,000 per year.
On motion the application of
Andrew Anderson for an auctiOneer's
license, was granted for the period Aof
one year from March 18th, upon the
payment of $1,000.
Board continued auditing bills and
allowed the following:
"A. E. West, weighing and de-
liverlng coal for county, amt.
claimed $500, allowed. .......$ 3 90
Geo. p. Sexauer, flour for poor 200
Theo. Meyer Co., flour and mer-
chandise for poor. ... rs
claimed $500; allowed. . 3 90
Chris Hanson, merchandise for
poor. ......... . 6 50
+. A. Anderson, oil for county
OHlCeFS. .................. ) 80
Geo. d. Barnard & Co., book
for register office. ............ 10 75
GeO.P. SeXauer, flour for DOOR 90
q. E. Davis, coal for poor. .. ) so
Mrc A al
registers office. IS
Carter Brothers, rebinding COM
piled laws. 900
Geo. Z. SeXauer, flour for poor s 90
q. e. Davis, flour for poor. . ) 70
Eq. Loan & Trust Co., balance
house rent, Eliza Paine w 4 90
The Childrens' Home society.
care Of child named Harry,
until he becomes of age, as
per contract. ...... .... 30 90
Farmers Shipping Assn, coal
lot poor. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. | 4O
V. W. Norton, rent for GAR.
hall teachers INSTITUTED. SO
On the petition presented to the
boaru, by d. NJ. Aaron ct al, of Win
sor school district No. II, petitioning
the board for the formation Of joint
district between said district No. II in
Brookings county and the of sec. II
and the n Of sec. l3 in township Ill
range So, in district No. 3S, in Kings
bury county, the board appointed
Commissioner Carlson committee to
confer with committee from Kings
bury county in referance to the same
Board abated school poll tax, erron-
eously charged to Mrs. f. b. Plocker
year 1894, Brookings city.
Related dog tax charged to Alex
Stapleton, ElktOn township, erron-
eous assessment year 1894
Allowed to Cornelia FL. ID. Wyers a
rebate of the tax on $4,000 valuation
as appears on the tax list for 1893, on
lots Is and Is, block II, original plat
Elkton, being an excessive valuation.
Board allowed the following bills;
Geo. P. Sexauer, flour for poor,
3rd district. ...................$ 90
Geo. III. Chase, printing. ..... IS
Nord Bros. & Ribstein, clothing
for poor, ,3rd district. ......... 3 90
Brooke & Alexander, attorneys
fees, defending prisoner, Sam
Stoner, by order of the court % 90
Homer ReXfOrd, guarding pris-
oners 10 days and nights. 81 90
T. Meyer s. Co., merchandise
for poor, lst district. t......... 70
Brookings Furniture Co., mat
tress for poor house w go. 3 90
The following claims were rejected;
n Helcatb racniyino an6
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1895-03-20
Notice.

All registered warrants drawn on
the county general fund to and in
registered number 456 will be
paid on presentation at this office.
Interest to cease after this date.
March 18th, 1895.
w. III. RoDDLE,
County Treasurer.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1895-03-20
Card of Thanks.

We desire in this manner to express
our sincere thanks for the services
rendered us by friends in our time of
trouble and bereavement. May God
bless you all.
Respectfully, ....
j. Z. JOHNSON AND FAMILY.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1895-03-20

Adjourned to $50 a. M, March 10th.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
all members and clerk present.
On motion board accepted an offer
from G. w. Pond of 1915 per hundred
for four steers, and the superintendent
Of the poor farm was instructed to de-
liver same to Mr.. Pond.
Allowed the following bills:
d. r. Sweezy, cash paid for
postage and express. ..$ s 20
F. G. Neill, guarding prisoners
l5 days and nights. ...... 45 90
Gilbert Gullick, guarding pris-
oners II days and nights. 49,. 80 90
American Book Co., to apply on
school book account. .......,. 600 90
d. r. SweeZey. salary month of
February, $4,000 less amt
received from liquor affidav-
its 800 90. II 90
Chas. Brederson, guarding pris-
oners Is days and nights. -. As 90
j. G. Cummings, bailiff, circuit
court l54 days. 81 90
GA. Lindskog, boarding and
guarding prisoners. .......... 120 90
DR.. Culbertson, services on
board of insanity. y............. 60
Chas. h. Carlisle, court baliff
81 days. lS w
Alex Nyman, court baliff 20
GAYS ~ W.
Fl. G. Fox, court baliff 13 days 26 90
Nels Larson, court balitf Is
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1895-03-20

On motion board adjourned to the
first Monday in April, 1895.
M. E. DoNOHoE,
j. T. NELSON, Chairman,
County Auditor.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1895-03-20

Total Bu. ll,lli l4,5io Z,ooO ol
Adjourned to $50 a. m. March 18th
Met pursuant to adjournment, all
members and clerk present.
Board audited and allowed the
following bills;
w. d. Mcdonald, boarding
prisoners and deputies. .....$ SO IS
G. G.. Leyse & Co., merchandise
for poor. ..:.....'.....;'... I3 70
William Dricken, merchan-
disc for poor. ................. 8 90
r. r. Lloyd, boarding prisoners
and deputies and petit jurors 60 90
standard Drug Co., medicine
for poor. 10
J. L. Borst, livery for States
attorney .................... ! 50
w. e. Hendricks, coal for S. S.
Belding, poor. Amt. claimed
S35. 20; allowed. -. ........ % 90
J. II. Bushnell, merchandise for
DOOR. ...... ................ w
Lockwood & Brooke, repairs and
repairing stove in court room l5
Farmers Shipping Association,
Volga, weighing and unload
ing coal. .................... lO w
A. G. Porter, clothing for poor
farm. Observation-Disclosures. 3 80
G.. A. Lindskog, cash for tele-
grams and drayage on chairs 4S
Geo. III. Chase, printing. ..... "a 25
T. w. Bishop, printing and
stationery. ....... -. 49,. = SO
butcher & Breed, printing and
Stationery. Amt. claimed
$5i.l5; allowed. ........ 40 s5
Chas. f. Allen, printing and
stationery. Amount claimed
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The Examination.

The examination day has come and
gone. and the teachers No doubt feel
very much relieved.
Those who had expected this exam
ina,Ion I" he unusually difficult were
agrecably surprised ~ tina it much
less So than they had expected.
While we do nnt presume to know
anything abont the result Of the ex-
animation. still we are inclined t. be-
lieve that they did exceedingly we'll.
We vii! have more to say of the
examination next week. We will de-
vote some space each week for some
time to answering the more difficult
questions and hope that some teacher
will offer from us on something we
may say. We want il discussion. If
you don't believe what the Edncatior-
al Column says, just speak right out.
You Il have ali the space YOU want
provided it does not exceed Il column.
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THE OLD PROBLEM.

Can some M tell me how to break
up whispering in the school room
cannot see that it improves matters
any to scold all the time"
One of the many. You are quite
right. The remedy is not suited to
overcome the disease, rather it intro
duces another evil into the school
room.
The first method which the teacher
should employ to break up Whispering.
Is to provide interesting work suited
to the capacity of the children. This
is the ''ounce of prevention" which is
"worth the pound Of cure.n If the
work is interesting, the children will
want to do it if the teacher definite
ty directs the pupils, they will under
stand what they are to do and how TO
do it, and so will not need to ask their
neighbors. If the work is suited to
their capacity, they will be able to do
it, and so will be kept busy. instead of
inditlerently lapsing into their seats
and filing their idle moments by con-
situations with their neighbors. If the
teacher examines aud praises the
work Which the children do at their
desks. they will have an incentive to
work which viii keep them from idle
ness and its attendant whispering.
Another help is found in rightly Iii
rectlng the ideal of the school. Lead
the children to see that the purpose
OF the school is work it is to their
interest TO do their best work. and in
no other way can they grow to the
strength and power which they desire.
The best work is not possible without
observation-disclosures is not possible
when the student is frequently inter-
rupted-wliispering interrupts and
uisturbs, and so destroys the attention
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
1S:h. Judicial District Court, Parish of
LafOurche.
Loriacy A. Leblanc ct ais. y No.
1886, u. A. Weber.
Emile 0. Weber Us. No. 3OS6, j. A.
Weber.

TNAkE NOTICE, THAT ACTING UNDER
IL and by virtue OF two writs Of FTe,i
factas. emanating from the above entitled
Court. in the above entitled and numbered
suits. | have seized and will offer for sale at
public auction, pursuant to law, to the last
and highest bidder, at the Court House n
the town of Thibodaux. on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 26th, 1895.
between the hours of II o'clock a. m. and 4
O'Clock p. m. the following described mon
erty Row on the Enterprise plantation situa-
ted III this parish, on the left bank Of Bayop
Lafourche, at about Six miles above the town
of ThihoGaux, to-wit
Thirty and one half hogsheads of snrar.
not headed up in the pnrgery Thirtv-eiebt
hossheads Of sugar. not headed ID III the
purgery Twenty-six hogsheads of sugar
beaded up in the purgery Two barrels Of
sugar not headed mp in the purgery Four
teen tanks OF sugar in the purgery Twelve
barrels Of molasses in the purgery ahout
four barrels Of molasses ir ~cistern Seventy.
eight barrels OF molasses in the yard near the
onrgerv Forty hogsheads of sugar AT ANA
in warehouse Ninety-six barrels of lnolasses
in warehouse.
Terms OF sale Cash.
JAMES BEARY.
Sheriff of Lafourche.
January 18th. 1893.
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Governor Foster has been making
good use of his time here in seeing
leading members of tile house ard
senate, and to-day he talked with
Speaker Crisp and Mr.. Savers, chair
ma of the appropriations committee,
He will continue his conferences to-
morrow. Tonight he and his party
d ned with Nh. Price at the Cochran
House. The governor is now staying
at the Riggs Hotel.