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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-15
ALOhG'flh0EM TRIP.
Interesting Adventure Of Two
Husky Brooklyn Wheel
men.
Goua FROM OCEAN TO OCEAN,

Terry Over Night In the Three Cissss.
Bound For sssstls and Rvom 4heeo -
the Kl ,ndiks n Csreumstansss Jassssy
Rxtsnsion Of the Journey late Thas Ua-
BROKEN Osansry Of Glittsring Promises.
There came into Rock Island at
$50 last night . tandem bicycle pro-
PEELED by A. nj. Franklin and Robert
Cornsigiby. of Brooklyn. N. Y, who
had come this far awheel on the long
journey they have undertaken from
.heir home city to Seattle. Wash.
They are four weeks out from Brook
Ign, and expect to reach the Pacific
coast in six weeks to two months
time.' They tsrried in Rock Island
a couple Of hours, and then crossed
the river to Davenport where they
remained until this morning at $50
when they resumed their journey.
following the course Of the star OF
empire. They carry 1920 pounds of
freight on their wheel.
Nay 60 to Klondiks.
On reaching Seattle. il the new
land OF promise offers Inducements
sufficiently glittering, they will press
on in search Of the fortune that pluck
and endurance offer to those who
delve for the hidden treasures OF
earth.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-15

Washington. Oct. 15.-Ths Korean
legation received an official cable TO-
day stating that the king has pro-
claimed himself emperor from this
date. Oct. Is, 1871
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-15

Many desperate cases of kidney
diseases pronounced iucurable have
been cured by Foley's Kidney Cure
Many physicians use it. For sale by
T. II. Thomas.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-15

Scores not completed: Mrs. H. A.
Ainsworth, Mrs. John D. Cady.
None of the previous winners OF
the cup participated in this match.
The next match for the ladies' cup
will be played Thursday next. That
for the mems cup comes of tomor-
row.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-15

Hounds and hares continue to fur
nish great excitement at the Daven-
port Mile Track, where the contest
for the Waterloo cup is being waged
Yesterdays chases we're witnessed
and enjoyed by large crowd. Old
sporting men In attendance say it
will be the most successful coursing
event ever held In America. The
summary Of yesterdays chases In the
Waterloo cup contest follows:
Hot Stuff, owned by 1. l.. Sears.
won from Nichol and Ladd' sAriadne.
Hadiwist. A. Haigh, won from
O'keefe and Mulcaster's King o. the
Hills.
Melitta, C. Lowe, won from Mich.
ael Aliens Miss Alice.
Rochester, N. P. Whiting, won
from y. G. Coyne's Little Dorrit.
Happy Jack, w. j. Irwin, won
from H. c. loves Quickstitch.
White Diamond, Nalley and Nor
ley. won from Van Hummel's Van
Tralle.
Lady Van, Hsekmeister, won from
Russell and Wilson's Victor Chief.
All the winners Of yesterdays
events will be matched against each
other today in the order in which
they won. Melitta and Quickstisch
are half sisters and were regarded
from the first as probable winners Of
the cup. Quickstitch, by losing
yesterday, dropped out of the con-
test. 1t was expected that the con-
test for the Waterloo cup would be
finished and nothing but contests for
the American Derby would occupy
the attention Of the people today.
Notwithstanding that no time was
lost in having the races follow each
other in rapid succession, and the
pulling off of the first series of heats
for the derby, it was impossible to
finish the contest for the Waterloo
cup. The contest between the 80
greyhounds that entered for the
great event, has narrowed down to
eight-the swiftest and most dex-
teroas hounds, perhaps, that were
ever pitted against eaoh other in an
event Of this kind.
Derby Results.
Summary Of the Derby:
Lord Glenkirk, O'Keeie and Null
cosser. won from A. Hnigh's Ha .tie.
Crosspasch, e. q. Robinson, won
from John Charlton's Dolly Warden.
Bose Tralee. Thomas MCCARTHY,
won from H. c. loves Stitch in
Time.
Jennie Wilson. Russell and Will
son, won from r II. Woods Lady w.
Mountain Belle, O'Keefs and Null
caster, won from r. H. Woods Hsr-
~ Jessup.
Chloe. Walter Martin. won from
Martin Sievsrs' Lady Emma.
Rob, 8. J. Ooyne, won from Hum
mel's VanKnspp.
Csrmody, e. A. Robinson, won
from A. Haigh's Heusemaid.
Victor Queen, Russell and Wilson,
won from j. II. Watson's Queen.
Lady Herschel, Russell and Wilson,
won from J. H. Watson's Broux.
Shamrock, Thomas Mccarthy, won
from 8. j. Coyne's Fleetine Fancy.
The winners in the Derby will be
matched today against each other in
the order in which they won.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-15
Yellow Fever.

Mobile, Oct. l5.-Five new eases
Of yellow fever and no death are re-
ported today.
New Orleans, Oct. 15.-At noon
there were IL new cases and two
deaths.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-15

You ought TO know that when
suffering from any kidney trouble
Q safe. sue remedy ia Foley's Kid
ney Cure. Guaranteed or money re-
funded. For sale BY T. h. Thomas.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-15

For full particulars OF low rate en-
cursions to Pacific coast point call
At c., r. l. q P. ticket office. or ad-
dress L. II. Allen. general agent,
Davenport,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-15

Chicago, Oct. 15.-It is expected
the Luetgert case will 90 to the jury
late tomorrow afternoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-15

Hoods Pills are the best family
cathartic and liver medicine. Gentle
reliable, sure.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-15
A Short, SEQ esoxS.

A cold. Neglect. Pnsumonis.
Grief Had foley's Honey and Tar
been used. this story would have
had . happier ending. For Gale BY
Z. II. Thomas.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-15
CHASING THE HARES.
Contest For the Waterloo Cup
on at the Davenport
Mile Track.
THE FINISH TO CONE OFF TODAY.

Exciting Buns Me1o By the Fleet-1ooted
Hounds On the TrsI OF the Lanky
Kansas Bunniss-The Wiansrs In Yes.
ssrday's Evsnts to Compsss Tor the Ma
tional Pr -.
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North LamoiRe.

North LsmoiR~.
As an evidence OF the remar ka bly, warm
autumn which has been enjoyed by our
Maine people, Mrs. Lizzie Brsgdon had a
dahlia spring up from the old root and
grow about three inches.
Mrs. Fred Hodgkins, who has been Wis
iting with her parents the past week, goes
to New York on Wednesday to join her
hus band, who commands the Jerome B.
Look. She expects to accompany him
on his voyages through the winter
months.
Capt. A. c. Holt has gone to Ports
mouth to remain during the stay of his
vessel, the schooner Helen G. Moseley".
commanded by his son Arthur. The
friends OF the young captain were relieved
to hear OF his safe arrival at Portsmouth,
as he was long overdue owing to adverse
heavy winds.
Nov. s. Y,
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Has. Harbor-
Mrs. Eben Clark and son are visiting
relatives in Ellsworth.
Monday OF last week saw the transfer
of the post Office from Lewis Benson's to
Maurice Rich's.
William y. Abbott returned last week
from visit to his son, DIR. Howard Alb
bolt, at Lynn. Mass.
The walk on the west side is being re-
built from Mrs. McDonald's place to the
school house and beyond.
The freighter LILLIAN, Capt. Daniel
Norwood, was at Watson's wharf with
freight the first OF the week
Miss Isabelle Clark leaves Friday to
spend the winter in Bangor with the
family OF Rev John Bosrdmsn
The fishing schooner MAUD Muller"
Capt. Clarence Turner, wa. in the hsrbor
Friday and staid till first OF this week.
High school begins its session here this
week with W. w. A. Heath, Seal Cove,
teacher. As usual there will be no school
anywhere else during this season.
II is reported that Lewis Benson will go
TO Bar Harbor to open a meat market.
Mr.. Benson is an expert meat cutter,
having learned the trade ny years OF
service in Quincy market, Boston.
There WAS quiet wedding at the home
OF Alfred higgins on Saturday evening
last, hen William X. Trask and Belle NJ.
Higgins were married by the Rev. G. II.
Heffion. The newly welded couple have
the best wishes OF their friends for a hap
py life together.
The school at head of the har Dor, taught
by Miss Edith Stanley, of Msnset, was
well attended, as the list OF pupils not alb
sent during the term shows: Walter 5.
Farley, Carrie B. Farley, Irwin d. Farley,
Millie G. Farley, Sylvia NJ. Rich, Charlie
II. Rich, Mile c. Lawton, Arthur f.
LAYTON, Emily F. Lawton, George +.
Clark, Ina NJ. Billings.
Nov. s. K. r.
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r.. r..

West sullivan.
Miss Clara Pettee, OF Belfast, is visiting
friends here.
a party OF eight went to East brook
Monday bunting.
The tenement in tAe field is occupied
by three families.
There was pound party Wednesday
evening for w. l.. White.
Mrs. Lizzie Mortimer, who has been
suffering from An injured knee, is able
to be up.
Ersstus Wall delivered an interesting
sermon Sunday. He will preach here
again next Sunday.
Miss Matte Moore, who is with her
parents in Prospect Harbor, has been
quite i'll with tonsilitis.
Ralph Gerrish is home from Hallowen.
and Gene Thomas, Aaron and Howard
Robertson from Kingman, where they
have been at work on stone.
School is again in session with the for
mer teachers. Mrs. Abbott again has
charge OF the primary department. Her
little sister Carrie will stay with her here.
Nov. s. G.
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An Easy Trick.

Writing on "How Do My Tricks y :.
Ladies' Home Journal, Magician us,.a
kellsr explains how to accomplish ~.
difficult feat OF blowing a piece o, eo,S
into bottIe--a trick that will defy evs,r
one rho does not know the only wav b.
which 1t may be done.
ask some one" Mr.. Kellar directs at,
he thinks he can blow a small bit OF co,h
which you have placed in the mouth n,
bottle, so that 1t will 20 into the BOTTLE
Lay the bottle on the table upon its siss
aud place the bit of cork about an inch =,
less inside the open end. He will blou
until he gets red in the face, and the cork
will invariably come out OF the bottle In.
stead OF going into 1t. Simple reason 70,
II, too; the direction OF the air, .ferced
by the one blowing, brings 1t against the
bottom OF the bottle. The air compres.es
within the bottles wallis and must find
outlet, therefore il turned and forced nm,
at the only vent the bottle has. neces,a.
riiy blowing the cork out with II. Buttak
a common lemonade straw, place the end
OF IL near the cork In the bottle peck
blow very gentiy-and the cork rolls in Z"
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L.anlOlu+.

Lamoin-.
Mrs. John Hodgkins visited her pa
rents at Mort beast Hsrbor last week
Mrs. Helen Young, OF Brewer, WAS the
guest OF Mrs. William Salisbury last
week.
Capt. f. d. Hodgkins and wife, who
have been visiting in Eastport and Boston,
have returned home.
Miss Shirley Rice has successfully COM
pleted her second term OF school at West
Gouldshoro, and is nov at home.
Miss Ellen Berry, who has been EN-
pioyed ut Bar Harbor during the summe-
is now with her grandparents, y. B.
Coolidge and wife.
The Sidewalk sewing circle holds week
Iy meetings. Last week they met with
Mrs L. NJ Bosworth. This week the
meeting will he with Mrs. F. /. Hodg-
kins.
There he's been change OF postmaster4.
The retired official Lewis King, has
served To the parfeat satisfaction Of the
patrons of the Office. Doubtless the pres
ent incumheur. Capt. Calvin Coggins Will
be equa' p futsr-
Nov. S. IL.
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CHEER.

West Hancock
Mrs. Sarah Springer has gone to Sor-
rento to visit her son.
The district has purchased fine new
organ for the school, house.
Mrs. Mary r. Butler left last week for
her winter home in waltham, Mass.
Melvin Durgan has gone to Walthsm.
Mass, " here he viii spend the winter.
School in the seventh district, taught
by Miss Minerva Milliken, closed Friday.
Miss Jennie Marshall, W no has been at
Bar Harbor during the summer, is at
home for visit.
Mrs. Agnes Miliiken, with her little
daughter Mart ba, OF Ellsworth, Is guest
ut II. Z. Miliken's.
Mrs. Drusiila TApiey, daughter OF the
Rev. Tneo Bachelor, deceased, is in town
after many Years absence.
Mrs. Sarah Nurri, leaves this week for
Bar Haroor Wher. she Intends stopping
with her son, {. IL. Norris. during the
winter.
Sherman and Irving Mcfarland, Victor
Smith, Henry aud Fred MhiIken aud
George r. Norris have gone To Bar Har-
Dor to work on stone.
Nov. ). SUMAC.
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West lSropksNtlls.

West Brooksvili@.
Capt. Jerome Tapey is now in COM
mand OF the K. K. Co.'S large No G.
James II. Smith, who WAS dangerously
i'll for several weeks, has recovered
Melville Lord sailed yesterday in the
schooner Robert pettis" for Boston
Charles Ba bbidge and family, Who have
been visiting in Portland, returned home
Saturday.
Isaiah Lord. who has been visiting his
daughter, Mrs. James Sweetsir, at Sears
port, is now at Bath visiting his son
Harry.
Capt. Nelson Lord who sailed from
Baltimore Just before the late hurricane,
and for whom much anxiety has been
felt, arrived at Nov York safe.
Nov. 5. ToMsoN
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SPEC.

Cranberry Isles.
Mrs. Nancy Stanley Is very i'll with gas
trio fever.
Mrs. Cara Fernald has returned from
a months visit TO her old home, Grand
Manan.
Fred Steele moved into his new house
Monday. He will give house warming
Friday night.
Mrs. Florence Squirting has been on
trip to Gloucester with her husband in
the schooner "Abbie Morse"
MILFORD Trussel and Sadie Harding
who were married two weeks ago. were
treated to rousing serensde.
William J. Mayo and Waiter Hadlock
have caught several hundreds of bushels
OF small mackerel in their weirs recently.
Capt. Gilman Hsmor has gone away for
the winter. His wife and children have
gone to Prince Edwards Island to remain
during the winter.
Mrs. Nancy Turner, OF Omaha, Neb.,
who has been here he last three mont hs
visiting relatives and friends, expects to
start for her home this week.
Cora A. Crosby recently started for Bar
Hsrbor and brought up at Mschias, the
steamer New Brunswick" not daring
to touch at Bar Hsrbor on account of the
rough seas. Cora WAS just two days and
one night in reaching her destination,
which she expected to reach in one hour
Rev. Charles NJ. Davie, sent here by the
Maine Missionary society on one months
probst ion, has now been here two mont his
but has not made up his mind whether to
remain. He does not like crossing he
water and also desires a larger field. He
is liked very much, and many would be
pleased to know he had decided to re-
main.
Nov. 8. R
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Seal Cove.
Mrs. Roland Ashley, who has been Sc
riousiy III, Is convslescent.
Mate W. u. Walls. OF schooner George
II. Mills, was at home recently.
Miss Ida Norwood has just closed a sue
cesstul term OF school at Bayside.
school closed Oct - The teacher, Miss
Louisa Heath, gave excellent satisfaction.
Miss Emily Sawyer arrived home re-
Gently from visit 10 friends In Camden
aud Owls Head.
Miss Myrs Powers Is at home from Bass
Harbor " here she has been teaching with
her usual success.
William Hsrper, wife and little son
Sell have returned from Boston. They
report q pleasant visit to friends there.
Mrs. F. b. Goodw in and little son ar
rived from Boston Wednesday. Mrs.
Goodwin will remain with her mother
Mrs. Sophronis Harper, during Novem-
Der.
Miss Mabel Gray, OF Centre, and Miss
Lulu Pierce, of this place, will attend the
fail term OF free high school at Bass
Hsrbor, which Is taught By W. W. A.
Heath OF Seal Cove.
Mrs. A. T. Norwood, OF Owls Head,
visited her parents, Capt. {. II. Sawyer
and wife. Mrs. Norwood WAS accom-
panied by her niece. Miss Luels Brown.
who has been spending the summer " 1t h
her. Mrs. Norwood and Miss Blown re-
turned to OsI'- Head Nov. !.
Nov s. D.
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TuV a~VetcAN has subscribers at JOG
q the IIe post-o1aces in Hancock county;
oil the other papers in the county COM
Nne6 do not reach so many. THE AMER
Hancock county, and has nerer claimed to
be, but 1t Is the only paper that can prop
e-ly be called a COUNTY paper; all the
rest are merely local papers. The circuld-
tion NJ THIS AMERICAN, barring the Bar
adrbor Records summer list, Is larger
than that Of all the other papers printed
IN Haneock county.
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COUNTY NEWS.
". additional County Ne,rs see other pages


West franklin.
DR.. S. S. DeBeck is building an ice
house.
Fred Mckenzie has been i'll, but is i'm
proving.
Mrs. Ella Bradbury and two sons are
visiting at Hollis.
Mont. Good win has gone to Lsmoine
to work on farm.
Webster Clark has gone to Bar Hsrbor
to WORK on quarry.
d. f. Smith is taking charge OF the
quarry at Spring hill.
There are two vessels in the bay loading
stone for W. B. Blsisdell.
Norman Smith is breaking paving at
the West quarry tor f. Bradbury.
Harold Gordon has been in town for a
few days, the guest of Howard Harrison.
Watson McGown is punching stsve-
slabs and selling them to Sullivan parties.
Henry Ball was in town last week on
business. While here he shot some ducks.
Lyman johnson, Colburn and Will
Cousins short fine deer at Moissses pond
Saturday.
Harry Wooster has returned home from
Bar Hsrbor, where he has been employed
the past summer.
Jesse Drscoll has moved home from he
head OF the bay, where he and his family
have been since last spring.
Charles f. Smith has now a pair Of
horses to work on the railroad, having
traded with Mr.. Brimmer, of Marisville.
Frank Bradb bury has returned from
Hollis, where he was called by an in
jury to his fat her by the cars. He does
not have much hopes of his fathers re-
covery.
SovS CHEER
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COUNTY NEWS.
For additional County Ne,es Sc other pages

West Trenton.
Elisha { Murch " no has been i'll a long
time j. very low.
John :. Doliver, OF Grindle & Doliver,
was in Bangor last week on business.
Roy Haynes, who has been in Lowell,
Mass, visiting relatives, has returned
home.
Mrs. Charles Douglass has returned
home after visit OF two weeks with reIs-
tives in Boston and Everett, Mass.
Mrs. Lizzie A. Orme, OF Melrose, Mass,
was here last week. being called here by
the death OF her sister, Mrs. Russell Hop
kins.
son OF kidder Moore shot a fine buck
one day last week. Rev. |. n. Allen aud
wife we're invited to dine on venison al
their home.
Mrs. Ira {. Getchell went to Bangor on
Thursday 10 visit her husband. Mrs.
Eo-at. -. hopkins accompanied her on
u visit 10 relatives.
Rev. ISAIAH y. Alien, an evangelist, and
his wife are conducting series of meet
ings here. Mr.. Allen is an interesting and
forcibie speaker, and the meetings are
well attended.
The Kings Daughters met at the home
of Mrs. Leslie Murch on "Wednesday OF
this week for he transaction OF inn
portant business. The following officers
were chosen: President, Mrs. Leslie NJ
Murch; vic"- president, Mrs. Addie Dsrke; ;
treasurer, Miss Hattie Leland secretary,
Mrs. Lizzie A. Ober.
Mary F., wife of Randolph c. Haynes,
formerly OF this place, died at ST. Charles,
Mimi, Oct, 8. Mr.. Haynes is now a sue
cessful business, man OF Charles City.
He was married in 1870, his wife being
the widow Of T. T. Upright, of Wiscon
sin, Who was killed in the civil war. Mrs.
Haynes leaves six children, three OF whom
are married, and three living with their
father. The Charles City Times says OF
the deceased: Mrs. Haynes was a kind
and affectionate wife and mot her, high
Iy respected ueighbor, who earned the
confidence and esteem OF all who knew
her by her moral worth and the sunshine
OF loving character Many friends OF
Mr.. Haynes in this vicinity sympst hize
with him IN his bereavement.
Mrs. Carrie 3. Hopkins, wife OF Russell
Hopkins, died suddenly OF paralysis at
her home Thursday, Oct. IS, aged fifty
seven years and ten months. In her
youthful days she lived with her grand
parents, Capt. Charles Branscomb and
wife, of West fremont. She came to this
place about thirty-five years ago. She
leaves husband and one dsug hter, Mrs.
Elmer Royal, OF Ellsworth; one sister
Mrs. Lizzie A. Orme, OF Melrose, Mass.
and four brot hers also survive her. She
was devoted wife and mother, a kind
friend, and OF loving and generous
disposition. She was a member OF the
Kings Daughte society. Many friends
in this community feel personal loss in
her death. The funeral was on Saturday
afternoon at the Baptist church, and was
largely attended. Rev. ]. II. w. w harff
OF Ellsworth, offieiated. The choir rem
dered appropriate music.
Nov 6. Roy
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surry.
Mrs. Nancy ireland, of Corinna, Is WIS.,
iting friends here.
G. W. Allen and ID. J. Curtis are dig
ging wells near their residences
Mrs. Mary Patten returned Oct. II
from visiting her daughter, Mrs. John
Higgins. OF Orland.
Fred Beede Is home again from Oisnon.
where he has been at work since last
spring. He has run the engine in steam
lumber mill.
The village schools commenced their
winter term Nov. /. Miss Annie Roberts,
OF Arson, teaches the grammar, and ISIS
Ella Jarvis, OF Surry, the primary schools.
Pine Tree lodge, No. $50, l. o. o, q. r,
was reorgsnized Friday evening by State
Deputy George L. Files. OF East Thorn
dixie. The following officers were elected
and installed: {. T., Frank JeIiison; 2.
{. r., John Jellison; V. T., Sadie Jarvis:
secretary, Nellie Alley; assistant secre-
tary, Grace Beede; r. secretary, Elsie
Jordan treasurer, Fannie Alien c hapiain,
Florence Wood marshal. Willie Phillips !;
deputy marshal, Hal Warren; C., Mani.
Woolvin; sentinel, Arthur Conary. This
lodge viii meet III 4. O. l.. W. hall Wed =
nesday evenings.
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The fail school at Mckinley. after a
successful term OF eight weeks IN charge
OF Byron Carter, of Soui Invest Hsr Dor,
closed Friday, Oct. -. The thirts-two
pupils registered sustained an average
record of thirty and one-hsIf. Those
not absent one-halt day were Lula Rich
srdson, Daisy Richardson, Cleveland
TFask, Douglas Richardson, Willie Thurs
ton, Mary Loring, Una Robbins, Hattie
Trssk, Myra Gott, Annie Norwood, Nellie
Norwood, Randall Stanley, Frank Man
chester, Charlie Holmes and Arthur Nor
wood. Two young ladies. Katie Holmes
and Gertrude kuowlton, entering week
or two after the opening Of the school,
merit honorable mention for puuctuality
and prompt work in class lessons The
readiness OF all the pupils o receive ideas
and grasp the meaning proved very salts
factory TO the teacher, who has only
words OF commendation fox the school
work accomplished.
Nov. s. {.