The Marysville Signal from Marysville, Kansas • 1

ARYSVILLE VOLUMli i. MARYSVIMi. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, iS8k NUMBER .5. TT IT? SIGNAL. SICNA LB.

KANSAS NEWS. E. W1I.HON, AND NUHdKON, Miirynvlllo, uii h. nilcic at ri'SUU-nco wet (ildn to town MARYSVILLE NURSERY! JOHN MONIIIHKEY, Proprietor. Two and a half miles south-oust of Murysvllle, on the MaryavHlo and Trying road.

THE MARYSVIIXli SIGNAL. PUBLISHED BVKHY THUHHDAY AT MUtTSVILLE, (MAItSHALL KANSAS. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. La Bolle tako. WHITTBK FOIt TUB SIGNAL BY IMfHlftK.

The brllUant rays of the sunset Are uiriifhtenlnjr woodland and dell. Dyeing with (fold and crimson This beautiful lake, La Ilello Till it seems a lake no longer But oh alined hy some power uniicen. To a softly (flowing opal In a setting of Emerald green. Hut seel In the tratherlnx darkness, Tiny boats are wendintr their way. Gay parties are hastening: homeward, Warned by the fast closing day.

And I hear their merry voices, As they rapidly near tho shore, And snatches of song; and laughter And tho sound of the playing' oar. Ohl here could I ever llngrer, Kach summer a long holiday; Surely life would bo well worth living-. Spent In so charming uway. Hut wherever my footsteps wander, Faithful memory ever will dwell, Till darkness o'er my mind gathers On thia beautiful lake, La Hello. Jacob King, ono of tho lending farmers of Elm township, lias just completed a Kooil frame stable, size on ground, MxIiG.

Prof. Bowers is orguninhig a class in music at the Baptist Church fur the rendition of the Cantata of Esther. We hope he will succeed. Waterville Tele, graph. The Waterville Telegraph threatens prosecution of the liquor dealers "who" sell indisriminately to any and all who have the money to pay for it.

It says the people are getting disgusted with so much drunkeness. Geo. lieesler, of the Bine Valley Houso, has rented tho Tremont House at Marysville nnd moves thcro this week. Mr. Beeslerwill keep a good house and welcome his Blue Bapids friends when they visit the county seat.

Times. Calvin Colbean, one of our prominent farmers, living throe and one half miles of town, had the misfortune to hare Ids house and furniture entirely destroy-eq by fire Wednesday night. The house was insured for which is but a small proportion of the loss. Frankfort Bee. Tho irresistablo "Kickapoo" was taken to Marysville on Saturday last to answer to some charge brought against him by the editor of the Signal.

The difficulty grows out of "Kiekupoo's" connection with the Signal us agent, but we are not posted on Iho facts, as yet. Blue Uapids Times. In digging a weliTeeenUy, on Spring creek, Joseph McCarthy, found pieces of an earthen vessel of peculiar and rude construction which had evidently been used for cooking, the outside being blackened like the bottom of a kettle. When was the vessel in use? Who used it? are questions which naturally occur to ones mind. Mr.

McCarthy kindly left one of tho pieces at tho Skjnal f-iice. The Marysville Signal copies our notice of Dr. lecture "The Mission of Comets," recently delivered in Blue Itnpids, nnd suggests that Marys ville try and secure tho same lecture. The good people of Marysville would do well to arrange with the doctor for that lecture, and having done so, see I hat lie has a full liwiisc. The Doctor can cn-tfi-tain and instruct any intidlcgcnt hu-dience.

Times. I lie C'ongrcgatioiiuliMs of south Western Nebraska have erected a building at Franklin, Krnukliu coitnly, for an academy. The first term began la-4 Monday tinder the principal.ship of Key. S. Hampton, a ery able man, who will labor iintireingly to make the institution a su s.

The tuition in common branches, is announced to be fr'fi per term: higher brandies, vocal and instrumental music extra. A colored gent ho hail been hanging around town for a da or two, put up at the Tremont House Saturday night. Karly Monday morning. Mr. lieesler discovered ike coming from bis room, appear that be hail in oine the bed clothes mi lire mid then went to sleep, and was awakened by the lire Guiteuu thinks Secretary Blaine is morally responsible for tho death of Garliekl.

It is a fact that Iowa has more Methodists in proportion to the any other State in the Union. Secretary Folger ih making it hot for some of his subordinates who have not been running things on tho nxaot square. The Republican Valley railroad will reach Denver by July 1st. 1881. The work is now being pushed rapidly through.

The people have good reason to be disgusted with the manner in which the cao of Guitleau is being managed by the court now trying him. The St. Joseph and Kansas City papers are quarreling over the river convention. The latter claims she was slighted in the appointment of delegates to lay the Missouri river claims before Congress. We are not sure that it was policy to have a Kansas delegation at the St.

Joe Hiver Convention at all. Wo under-utand that they were a unit in opposing all kinds of waters. "Anything else but water in theirs." Tho worst move Scovillo could possibly have made was to puttluiteau uiion tho witness stand. The fact of his actual responsibility in the murder of (Jarfleld is now thoroughly established so far as public opinion goes. Statistics gathered from fortv-six countries show that the worblVs annual yield of cotton is oiiiiiIh of which the United States produces! pounds; Kast India, 000,000 pounds'.

Egypt. and Brazil and West Indies the balance. Keifcr, of Ohio, was the Republican caucus nominee for Speaker of the House of Ui'pivsentiitivi's. Kassim failed to get there, but we shall shed tm tears over that. Keifcr is a good man, and then be is from Ohio that's another point yes; let Ohio have it.

We was born in Ohio oursolf, and there is no knowing but what it may be outturn next. I Barbour county is short oa school teachers. A new coal shaft is to be suck at Leavenworth. At Coll'eyvillo they make the boys who will hunt on Sunday pay a nice little fine. Tho Jackson county Court House needs repairs, but the commissonors don't think it will pay.

A boy was shot in Leavenworth, a fow days sinco by some meu who were carelessly handling a vevolvor when it was discharged. Will McKanlass, a Manhattan singing school teacher, now gets $1,601) a year for teaching musie in a colored school in Cincinnati. Mr. Ilayden is holding a series of revival meetings ut Larned that are fairly shaking that wicked city to her foundation. Champion.

Sedan, Chautauqua county, has been sued for $5,000, for injuries reeeiv. ed by falling over some dry goods boxes piled up on the side walk. Many farmers are already regretting they did not sow more full graiu. The crops in that lino are doing finely thus fur. Seneca Cawker City has a sensation in tho way of a tape worm which measured thirty-two feet in length.

Itwas remov ed from a man named Topliff. Tho Rocky Ford water power at Manhattan will be put into harness and made to operate some kind of machinery. A system of wire cableH will be used. Last Monday night's anti-Hoodlum meeting was not aiuecess in attendance; but there was a big amount of talk and an attempt to tackle the saloon question. Seneca Courier.

The coal famine has broken, for some people. Harland reeeiTed a car load of the black diamonds this week. Ten more cars could have been disposed of easily. Washington Register. When a man with four big sons moves into a place from another state it usually makos a stir about the meat, markets and bakershops at least.

Such good luck fell to Holtoti lust week. On the ruins of the late Havotis Independent was founded the Morning News of that place which made lt appearance U.4 Saturday. T. C. Richardson is the editor.

Holton Signal. --Cawker Cily ''itn soon boast of another line two, and perhaps, three stone building, wilh a well furnished and eoitiinudiunsly arranged Opera I louse. The building, in early spring of several line residences is arranged for also. -Journal. While (', Tear.

on as dow hi ro I getting married, the Indians tht rrc being guarded by States troops, broke into his ratiehe on Black Wolf in Colorado, mid mashed his furniture and destroyed and stole thing generally. At 'ollinsville these nice soldiers told how Ihev frightened the settlers- At wood Cilieli. Mineral springs been discovered at Moodvulle, ri.ttawataiiiiecountv. A correspondence from Louisville to thu 1 teb were numerous wherever I he er iroin tlie spring hail coursed, aniouj: which were moss leaves, weuls and a tow supposing be had pinked all the the twiwilcr out of his trim whl.th hail lie III II 1111 Istcfcc fo llim ill sllell llll llli-CM. mrd During ihe.

nigl.t he hnd taken oil' his eloihing and burned it nnd WHS eolilplelely naked when the sUTiV eiune in, He had hoped by thi- piece, of slrtttfgt loolilain a new suit of lot lies but abotil this lime Jones nlso got inlo an fiaiue ol" iiiinil and (to. cerded to drc ss ihe touthfiil auuiiie nnr. loiuer iu an old Hair 1 overhauls anil a Livery, Feed and Sale Stable. Cnrrluirep, HiutkIch mid woll trnlm-d TTorups lilwayM 1'i'ilily on nhort untii'n, anil Traveh'i'S ttonyiiyrd to any part, ul tho country at ri'iiwonabli! rntPH. V.

l.AFOII.N'TAIN, l'lIOI'KIKTOH. Smith siilo Kallriiail, FRANKFORT, KANS. TUB MAltYSVlLLE BIUNAL IBHUKD KVEUV THUBBDAT. Sl.SO -PER YEAR- SI.SO Publishes 8 patm of reading mnttar Workly New Hardware I Jutlson Brothers Deal In Stoves for both Wood and Coal Cook and Hunters for sliver and gold. Hardware, Cutlery, and Lamps, and manufacture and repair all kind of wares Job Work a specialty.

Guns and Locks repaired, Copper. Brass, Iron and Hagi) taken In oxehanjre for poods. WATKIIRON'8 BLOCK. MAKYSVILLK, KANSAS. C.

W. TERRY, ARCHITECT MAIIVSVILLE, KANSAS. PLANS and designs In elevation and detail with specifications and Mils of material of i very description lor churches, banklnw houses, schools, villus, cottages, Ac, furnished on short not.co. Hpuciat attention Riven to Cottage Arob-iteoturo. Const ruction superintended when des'red.

Full detail drawinK of every f-attire, exterior and Interior, iriven with every s't of plans. Pencil sketches furnished fren with deiicrijition of location, to parties flnally pro-cur'iiK' workluir drawinirs. Also will tako contracts for wood, br'Ck or stone in any purt of the country. (Mill on or address, C. W.

TKHUY, Marysville, Kansas. EXCHANGE BANK! FBANX SCHMIDT, FE0PB. A CIlCNUItAr. BANKING, AND ISSTATIi TUANSACTKI). KORKIliN KXCKANOK ItOftl I1T AND SOLI).

WIIX SW.L TICKhTS TO AND KIIOM A IJ l'lllNUPAl, T'llltTH IN ErUOl'H. The Signal is at all times prepared to do BOOK AND JOB PRINTING At the Lowest Living Rnt'. Novelties for the Holidays THE BEST AHD THE STANDARD. If you Intend to GET THE BEST," nhnrn pli'turn in AVoliMtrr. pure 1tM, gir- llIK Oil' lllirilH I'll'-ll Wlil.

sllf'MillK Oil' VlilllU of KUKINITIONS 11V 1 1.l.l'N'l ATIONH. 'I'lw ii''riii'i'M in WftihtiT ini'liT tlui lUwonln, lt.ii f. Itnll.ir, i'ltstlf, Kvii, Iforst, NulUiiiKH, I'tircnnloRy, ktiiviilbi, hliipB, (Piikuh lint noil Htriini eiiKiiifi, 'JTIai-bei'H, di'finfl I3 wonli nrnt rm Now Edition of WEBSTER, hau 118,000 Woiils, 3000 46GO Now Words nnd MoauinK, Biographical Dictionary of over inOO Namaiii WKIISTKK'S In tin iJlPtlonvjr lufd JT In Oiivyrn l'riiiling Ollicc. InHI. VV Eviry Hwln purelitwe nf IilctiDiiarintl for HiiIiuuIh l'n etmu-r n.

Bunks In tlm 1'uhlln Holioolpi nf thi-TTS M. urn iviulnly tmniil mi Wi'tisler. JuJ Sntinf HVuiii' t-i iivit 20 0'" C3 iHlf of rillii s.ii Irs THIRTY-TWO THOUSAND lmv TV in Din nelUM'N if tin. U.S. JL Eftph ni'v 1'iiillnn linn tini(3 mom mid nitiro Tlui MumlHnl.

Sji tiy Ht.ili' tsiii-t's In "Ira U(J S'iiIiir, iiml fj( i iilit'tci' 1'ron'u IS IT NOT THE ST AND ARC B.tC. i.Mn-fc Fire Iusurftnoe. pHrmerH and Mi-nrhants: Iiihutr where you know you hnve ul towcut, rutett. Al im, Iliu ford. AHHottri 1,074.110 Hartford, Pbcenlx, IH.W German American, N.

Y. J. A. Hiiouohton, ARent. GEO.

BROWNELL, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Frankfort and Vermillion, Kansas. At Vermillion Wednesday of eneh week, and Frankfort n-rnnhnler of week. All buBlncBH promptly attended to. AN FOR tIhoUSE.

F. II. TAYLOR, IMtomi. FRANKFORT, KANSAS. This House has Just been repaired and refurnished in Rood style, and particular attention will be Riven to thu travoliiiR public, flood PAMPMEHOOH IN CONNECTION WITH HOUHK.

LICK HOUSE. WATERVILLE, KANSAS. J. KAPLER 4 BON, Proprr. FlrPt-clasfl House with lat'RO eon vnnlent rooms.

Traveling men will receive Kpcciul attention. (lOOn SAMPI.K ROOMS. COAL. COAL. COAL.

I expect to keep constantly on hand a Bupply of coal that will bo delivered at your doors at lowest market price. OfPTCic: Marya-villo Lumber Yard, FUUl) KRACHT. CITY RETAURANT. J. II.

THOMPSON, PROPRIETOR. mealh AT ail 110DRH. Customers well treated and everythluR gotten up In the best style. North-side of IJ roadway, opposite M. Harlow's grocery, east-side uiilroad.

DAILY! I STAGE LINE DAILY I From Watorville to Marysville and Retfcrn. Leaves Watnrvllle at 8:00, a. and arrives at Marysvillu at 1(J a. m. Leaves Marys vdlo at JL00 p.

and arrives at Watorville at 0 p. in. PARK, ACH WAY, $1.00. Close connection made with trains at each end of route. Comfortable 'bus to ride in.

0 C. Sheets, Proprietor. For First-olass Mhaveing and Artistic Hair Cutting, ba sure and call at FRAZItR CUTLER'S Pioneer Tonsorial Parlor. KAIOKS HONRtl AND KKPT IN anUVM. OLD HAZOHB HOUfillT AND HOLD.

In niisement of I MarshaH County Rank, Maktsvillk, Kanr. R. N. KING, MAItYSVILLE, KANSAS. Mmiufacturcr and Dealar In Harncsa, Saddles, Collars and Whips.

CarriMiroTrlHiuiingA RepaiririR dno Order. A full line of Trunks and Valises. Plorp in new Tlrick Rloek, north-sidv Broadway, opposit1! Wutfrsun's. PAINTING. MYKKS LAMONT'S, Marysville Paint Shop HralufiiR, Pn'ntfnn- and Taper lliingiiiR promptly executed.

IWi ir'lrrs from theCotiutry Address p. o. Hor, 4U4, Marysville, Kansas, CJIAULKS (MIKI.ITZKK, BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER. next dimr 1o J. A.

llrrniifhton'H OHlf'O. Siiiltli-KUlH, WAltVSVII.I.E, KANSAS. J( ONEYIO LOA Jy On Improved Real Estate. On Time to Suit tbo Borrowor. No Doky.

Chaa. F. Kooater. A. P.

MOIIR, OKALKtl WARBLE illONUiENTS, Iltiiulstoufis, Tablets, KANSAS. I have tit all times fl full stock of Italian and Ann Tim 1 1 Mali ill. Toinlnhni' ami Monu-uieutsereeti'd io order. Sal Is furl Ion una ran teed BLACKSMITH "SHOK Horse Sln'elnjf, Uep.iithiitf, Wajroti and Car-iiiiK" IroniiiK and all kinds or work done I urdi t. GEO.

REBEIt, PROPE. llpniulwiiv I Wi'Kl or II. I A It YS I I.I.H, KANM. 11. 1..

II IMMNO, If'i'tsident. C. C. Sl'TIIKItliANI), 'uHhhir, Marshall County Bank KANSAS. CanU Capital, SQO.OOC HAN I Mi IN A IX ITS ItUANilll'-S.

Money In Lunn on I uiw fvml Hhurt time nt rriMuiiuhlii liiLf'H. Colli'd ioiixt ii KjH'ciulty, dikwtohr: Perry tluMiliiHwn, I AioriHt llulin, lioniy hiivoic, I ('. I'. HuUii.tIuijiI. II.

Ii. H'jniinK. J. V. SMITH.

a "rr iif and okalku in Boots and Shoes. MAliYSYJIXK, KANSAS. KKI'AIIMNW NKATI.Y (il)(i(lrt lint NilM li'HH thlltl I'llHt, winds imi K'VI'I I (llVti ijnt llilHIfll-f'i'IIIi'tl, lull K-J NiH lit. HlH lowi'Mt Subscription $1.50 pur your, in advance; If not paid In ttdvnnco, will tie charged. VNTRtlKt) AT THUS POUT OKKICK TN A RYHVILLI AH SECOND CI-AHfi MATTBil.

OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. COITNTV OFFICERS. Trofcato JihIko II. P. Wells Tritaniirnr A.

O. Barrett bounty CTork Win. II. Aniintrimt? Rpoonler J. D.

Harwell Clerk of District Court J. M. Puttnracm Uli or iff A. Lnjrun County AtUirimy John H. Hmujrhton fluperUitnitant of Hetaoule W.

F. Iloyitkin urveyor Wyatt Mllliktin Au nt Holm (. K. Tlblirttn J. H.VoM'heeH CITY OFFKIKItH.

Mayor Chan. F. Keoatpr Police Judge llobort White Jobn H. Lorn it John Brown Oeorffe lU-ber Wm, Becker G. II.

WflfiH Clark JamoH Muiflll City Attorney 8. (Jinan Marshall Win. It. BurrouKhH Htreot CommlHKtoncr Chrlm. Keanpr CHURCHES.

kllBHHYTKHI AN CHURCH. Hey. R. K. ThoiHDSoii Pastor.

rreachmireveryotn'r Rifbtmth HI 11 o'clock A. and every Sabbath cveuluR at 7:30. Kabbath iSchool P. M. A A NO KM OA Barkmsnn, Pastor.

Hfrviees every unfitly morniiiR at 10 o'clock. Hniidny Hchool At ia b'elunk. fiiiiRtnir Hohool (Sunday evening at o'clock and Thursday tuorninR. Coe, Psswir. PretiehiiiR every Sabbath morning at 11 A.

and tnxiilng at 1 P. M. Wabbath school at flilM, A. M. CTHOLIC Piehb-r, Her vices every SJH'ondHuoday In the month Kvery Thursday afternoon tho children are Instructed.

SOCIETIES. AF. A A. LndR, No. HI.

MeetM every 2d and 41 Saturday of month. I. B. Iiavih, W. M.

J. MKRKLiNrniAt'S, SiH-retary. SA. No. 21).

Mt-ets the 2d Tuesday of each month. th. Sr'y. K. Hu ron inhon, II.

P. O. O. inn LodRe, No. 85.

MoetH every JL Wednesdsv nvtmoiR. W. M. HriKl iki, fe''y. Hknkt Bodknnku, N.

O. 1 A. It. Regular meetings of Lynn Post ytm No. I it'pai tiiu-nt oi KaiiHHS, 'very Vd and 4th Tliurhdiiy evtmiiiR.

W. A CAi.pKiin ai, Ad.lt. W. 11. Smith, P.

Wy Nil NTH OF HONOR. -Utile Lodge, JjL No. Meets nt Masonic Hull wry jMlHiid 'Cuesday of rarli motuh, ii. H. Wll.LIH, R.

I). AO. P. W. Marysvllh' LodvM, N.

4H. Meets at M'tsou-e Hall Friday vti'iiiug. All mrmhors of the nrdtT, In (inod (niiditig, eordiaUy (nvitfd to a I tnid, J. B. Lihian, R.

Wm. Hi'i kicii, M. W. MARYS VI I.1C Tl 11 and lid hundays in month to Tuni'T Hall. At oi'ST no I'i'fsi.

PHYSICIANS. nit. c. R. PH VHIf'l AN AND Sl'lHiKt IN, has retnrm-d to Mar) sv illo and risuined pnit'liec of medieiii4i.

Rt'sideiu-u tlrst dor east of Tre-uioui House, up stairs. A. (I. iik. von wAi.n, "rjllVSK'IAN AN'll HI'llilKON'-ltiMmw In Jtr lil'u li, 1li.it'lwv.

I lllli hiiian: STIw tn iml I in himI in 0 p. in. Hi-ii'lfiH'd li.i lilurk norlli ul' il. iiil, MTond Uiiiini' wi'wi ul rut I ri in. lu'iii'iintr rmln.

i DR. T. I. RATI IKbD, Po1 KSTlrtT All npi'i-iit iouscat'fiuHy rfonn A and ttTiiH ii'aHnnaiile. Ollh'c over wl (Mhce.

Knusas. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. WM. II. 111.

ASS, A' A'l' LAW. MiiryHvllIcKuilKin. Yi ill prurtU'i' hi all llii- I uui'lw. MANN. roKNKY AT -MiuyKvHln, Kiiiikiih.

A' KDWAIIII 111 Tl'MINSUN, A'l-roilNKY AMI AT LAW. Oltli'i. 1'iirtt huIh upinT Miiryn- llli'. KmiKtl. I ll II.

I. KM Mi IN, ATP IUNKY AMI fl lit AT LAW. Murynvtllr, Kuiihii. A. I'AIIK, A-I-rollSRV AT LAW, -Miuy, Will iH'iiilli'i' III t'idl" iiml I nil ill HkJlll'N rmiilH.

Ollli'l' III Mltl'rlllllll I n. hunk. (lll.l's ITIHINKY AT I. WV, l'i niikli'1'l, Kilnl'iis. All IiiihIiii'hh iriiMiptly nlh'ti'li'fl to.

A. I AI.IH'.ltllKAIl. A' TTIIIINF.Y ATI.AW Marjin MIc, Kiiubiih. lillli'i': oit llulin A iiiiiiit'iin r- nuiri'. W.

II. II. ATI'dllNKY A'l' I. AW. Illiii' Knpi.U, Kiiiiiik, All hnini'MM iMii iHii'ii in hi run' aui'inl-1 In promptly.

Ulliriihrnl iluor rail ol l.illn'llL. Hun. i'. JOHN BU HTI Will hw uhul In nu'i'i Iiih many Ii'IimhIii hi hiM Watcrvillc I.ivfiySt Stable, IfitiHt of l.lck IIinLsi. iiuil nni-th nidi' of Uy.

lU-pul. Pull the lnti'li-lrinR ini'l im.ih'i In. 'I'd LOAN A i' HAS. II. I.KMMON'.S Loan Insurance Agency.

Afirvr nut Tin; mhik mvkrp(hi i.oNiJu:; FIRM IXSI'RANCK C' IH A it 1' LI' One can get some idea of the wealth i and upon entering found the bed clothes 1 Lcuvctiuorl Standard says: "Alten-of tin minus on Hie Pacific coast from on lire and the darkey making frantic directed to these waters tlic fact that in 177 there was ellurls to get the window open. It i by the nmiiy and strange petrifactions, 000 on deposit ill the savings banks of California. This is the largest amount of money ever held by the banks of the State at one time, and its accumulation was the result of the milling prosperity Unit hail prevailed for some time previous. St. Joe Herald.

A i'liiladclphia theatrical wig maker says that Clara Louise Kellogg wears a nrofiision of blonde hair a ard loni: as I getting iu its work on bis person. Tim lung'- (is perfect its though hew damage was only slight. by I he bauds of a skilled arlists. Sev I eral pliyslehins hn vMtcit the plaeo Subscribers to art periodicals are nut- and reeonunenileil Ihe water, highh. urally desirous of selecting the One day last wcl.

(lively Kirk-Kach has its merits, but The Art Amu- pntrick, ho fhes a few mile, north of "Marguerite," at It eot of btit as enaSles the publisher to give not only been loaded several years, look otV llm a rule wigs worn on Ihe singe are cheap i pictures, bin nil abunilaiiee.ol1 working stalk and placed the business cud tlm imitations, The curly brown wig worn drawings, which, wiih Ihe tiniplcdiro -1 gun in tho stove for the purpose of by Jefferson as Hip Van Winkle" weighs tioiis which accompany them, arceaily tnclting out ihe bullet, when soon less than an ounce, and is considered applied. In the current (Mcccinber) i discovered that nil I he powder had tint, marvel of good workmanship, while the number, for instance, there urn no less been cMnictcd. The ball shot out of gray one cost, ith the beard. than fourteen pages of practical designs the barrel Inking cll'eet itt one of his Itose Wood lately paid itWO for a lilondiv for ehlnii pninliiig, wood carting, art wife's limbs, near the -ft Jir. wig, Ada (liltnaii itU-M, Marian ltoolli needlework, paiiilingen i'k, "etching" Anauisim, the attending physician, in-100, and Fanny Davenport on linen, The much esteemed lie-, forms us that the bull lies hot el signs of Caiuille I'iton arc cuiitributed extracted, but thai Mrs.

K. is doing well. The Champion makes the follow ing i exclusively to The Art Ainiiletir. These 1 Holton Signal, sensible remarks in regnrd to advertising have -els of large and When SherilV Jones went into tho through the inedininof the rresidcnfsjplules; highly ive plaipies of juill he other lnori ing lo pr.onre Hen-death: It is lo be hoped that the pro-1 heads, birds and dowers; panels for man, the horse his tripio tm posed (iarlicld memorial service at Hie j. and furniture; and even a com-1 Slate pcnitenlinn he round the young Capitol at Washington will be grand, I plcte faring fur mantel, consisting of man in a high stale of excitement and simple and brief.

Willi this view of tho eighteen full size I iles. orgcK. Halm exceedingly angry that iustiee should ...1.1. 1 ll.i.l Im in. Ii'iilli in .....1 I.

tctir i of Ihe highest practical value students and auntie nr. Its largest size Hie I Hi eollllline IO Iliru, lie signs for menus, lml programme, funs kettle-dnun card-, and leailin titswill conlribiile original designs I'm ladies' dress. The suggestions for lloini Decoration will be especially valuable, The price of The Art Ainaieiir is iintil lily or a year, Club liatrs 'I'wo subscriptions, three subserii ttons, f-io; jieh additional subscription, Montague i fin I ti lull Sip; lo: N. miujeci, ne Ihe report that a poem written by Harrison Glazier, formerly of Hiram College, will be read hy Itepresentativi' A. II.

l'etlibone, of Tennessee, formerly of Hlrani College. This poem, wo run predict, is a bud one. All such poems, mailt! for show on public occasions, arc. trust, therefore, that (ilazicr, l'elti- Iione anil i lie poem win i.u siipprcsscn. The public can get along comfortably without an further udvei ti'-iiig of Hiram exchanged fr blaitkel, whieli wm 1 striped 'Hit when lb arrii ed at l.r n- Holton Ni.