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Freiyhts. following frcights hav,
been received here by J. A. CREIGHTON &
Co. from Corinnc:
June 3D.. Martial's"-J. Alascal. Bear;
Caplice & Smith, Henderson; W. A. Clark
Deer Lodge-16. 900 pounds.
June Sd. Mcrrills"-W. w. Kelly, Pio>
neer; Jno. p. Fink & Co.. Strang s. Co.,
Deer Lodge; j Abascal. Beard. 200 lbs.
June 9th, Morsan's'-Fink 4 Go, Os.
borne & Dcnncc. Strang & Co.. Emerson g.
Co., Deer Lodge 10, 900 lbs.
June 9th, Thomas Fink s. Co. Deer
Lodge; d. J. wclch. Missoula-19, 700 lbs.
To ARRIVE for same firm at Corinne:
Hoolan's," loaded May 9TH, for Con
Kolrs-3. 400 lbs
Rawlings" loaded May 1Oth--Fink &
Co.. William Coleman, Huson & Co.. 80
L.". Pioneer; Tuck On, Blackfoot-9O, 600
pounds.
''Gibbs," loaded May 14th-Con Kohrs.
J. p. Fink & Co.-5.OOO lbs.
Sweet" loaded May 1Gtl-H. c. VIE
bold. Silver Bow; Huson s. Co., Fink s. Co.,
Deer LOdge-6O. 800 lbs
''Deakin's." loaded May 21-Huson s.
Co., Fink & Colo. 500 lbs
"Dansereau's." loaded May 28-Osborn
t. Denncc, Joe Suprenant, Huson & Co
81, 943 lbs.
ARRIVED BY DIAMOND II trains:
"Heed!ey's," June 3-WorLen & Co., ].
p. Reinhardt. Missouls Strang s. Co..
Independent, Donnell. q. & l.. Deer Lodge
Misssonla freight forwarded on the 4th, by
Culville's train
"Walsh's," June 5-Donnell. Clark s.
Larabie, Con kohrs and sundry others.
Agros' train for Missoula passed through,
June 9Th.
Thompson Co.'s, with Fast Freight, ex-
pected to-day, for Il. s. Kelly, II. Moss,
Hing Sing.
To ARRIvE:-Thomas' (ox) train left
Corinne May 24th-B. r. Zumualt. Muir.
ply & Higgins, r. s. Kelly. g. s. Warren.
Sim Grimes left Corinne May A-D. !.
Wclch, Missoula. Sundry consignees here.
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Dr. K Y. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. r.. in his book OH
Chronic Diseases says In regard to his Golden Med
zeal discovery "From its wonderful power over Con
sumption Of the Lungs. l had thought stron.ly OF
calling 1t my Consumrtive Cure: but from the fac,
that 1t Is perfect specific for the throat and
ers and singers subject and also for Bronchitis
and all severe Coughs, and is invaluable remedy
Tor diseases Of the Liver, and also Blood Purifier
decided not to apply to it name which might mis-.
lead and prevent Its use in other diseases for which
it Is so admirably adapted
1t II cure a cough onc-half the time necessary
to cure it with any other medicine. and II does IL not
by drying it up, but by removing the cause-subduing
the irritation and healing the affected parts
This valuable medicine is sold by all drstclass drug
gists,
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WV VIZ ""sS "nV AWAY MOuutSlDss
Wonderful are the achievements of Engi.
ncering in these days! but if the N. P. r.
Il. follows the route along the Deer Lodge
marked on the maps ut the Land Office in
Helena it will eclipse wonder itself. Down
near Ramsdell's it leaves the valley, takes
out over the hills to near Mead's and then
skirts down on the top of the foot hills.
some miles from the valley. for considera-
bic distance. Of course this is simply al
inaccuracy of the draughtsmsn, as in the
case of Missoula and Bozemsn, but it seems
strange that in surveyed townships there
should he such remarkable and stupendous
blunders.
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LOCAL BREvITIES.

School closed last week.
See notice of suprenant & Co.
See notice of services by Rev. L. B
Voolfolk.
No Apant Courier for two weeks. VIII.
thusly? Capt!
Mr.. Wilson soda ed this office munificert
ly Thursday. Thanks.
Water is in the Thornton Race TRACK
ditch, and all the boys arr at work.
The Rock creek ditch broke . week ago
yesterday delaying work for few days.
E. T. Huson s. Co. received an invoice
of fine cigars and liquors on Thursday. Try
them.
DR.. y. B. Whitford is appointed Surgeon
at the Penitentiary, and has entered upon
his duties.
Mr.. A. p. Rose, of Lincoln writes: pref
ty SIS nugget was found in Saues kraut
few days ago.
Sam Scott, ESQ.,, has ju>t received from
the States number of those fine Iowa red
squirrels. the only ones in Montana.
Mr.. A. p Rose of Lincoln, will close bu :
siness this fall, go to the States soon after.
and return to the Yellowstone next spring.
The Court House repairs are completed !:
Williams Il Co.'S painting bill was $467:
Mr.. Mathison's for carpenterins, $780, The
work is first class.
The Imperial Co. at Philipsburg was to
begin crushing il the St. L. s. NJ. NJ. Co.'S,
mill on Wednesday. The Co. has eighty
tons of ore roasted ready for use.
The swelling Of the Cottonwood anil Deer
Lodge creeks. which few days ago threat.
ened modification to property owners, has
been reduced without serious injury.
That pleasant, eiigibly situated Dwelling
House of David L. Irvine, ESQ.,. fronting on
Court House Square, Deer Lodge. can be
purchased at u reasonable price See O'Bsn.
non s. Co. s al.
A few mornings since beautiful rainbow
formed All arch from the Scott House, to
Osborn u Dennce's, and charging as it re.
coded finally spanned the Gold Creek noun
tains with its line of beauty.
The Iowa Falls Sentinel saws a minister
in that town who is on croquet good deal.
prcfaces his best strokes with ''if it is Gods
will. will make that ARCH. The idea is
submitted without recommen
dation.
JnO. Pangburn, ex.restauranteur at Sill
yer Bow, whose threatened self destruction
by poison and drowning We published some
three weeks ago. turns up in Corinnc at
attest advices, and writes his wife he will
send for her in August
Lieut.. C. A. Woodruff of the 9TH. Int. |
visited Deer Lodge on Tuesday, in search of
Corporal Green, who deserted from Fort |
Shaw, taking mule and $1,000. He was
lot however green enough, and the Lieut..
via Csdottes pass.
Chas. Blum offers that splendid stock of |
Goods ut cost to close out Mr.. |
B. is one of the most energetic of our bus- |
less men, has established good trade by
,ood dealing and good goods, and is worthy
# the generous patronage of the public.
The Odd Fellows periodically determine
o celebrate the National Anniversary,
With Fourth Of July Ball. That's good.
The arrangements are excellent, and q
pleasant occasion will be the result. Put in
our mental memorandum books-''Odd
Fellows Ball, Deer Lodge, July 4th must
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Republican County Convention.

o. ~. REPUBLICANS OF DEER LODGE COUNTY,
MONTANA TERRITORY
You arc requested to hold your primaries In your
,..,,e i've precincts on Saturday, June 20 1874, to
.... delegates to the County Convention to be held
\, r ,r Lodge City on Saturday June 20, 1872. at 4
o'clock p NJ. for the purpose Of elcctng eleven dele
,.s 10 attend the Territorial Convention to be held
o, Helena on Wednesday, July I'd, 1872, to nominate
candidates for the Council, Assembly, County Com
,,,,..oner and three District Assessors.
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NOTICE.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REvENUE)
COLLECTORS OFFICE. DISTRICT OF MONTANA,
HELENA, NJ. T., May q, 1871.
hereby give notice in accordance with the proyis.
ions Of section q, of act of Congress June 30 1864
M amended BY acts Of March 3 1865, and july IL
1864 that have received the annual list of taxes ar.
sessed under the United States Internal revenue Laws
for this Territory, and that said taxes are row due
ana payable. Tax payers are notified that James F.
Ownss deputy collector, will be in his office in Deer
Lodge on each day after date from o'clock A. H. tu
O'Clock r H. for the purpose Of receiving said taxes
counties.
SAML. L. WATSON,
Collector Of Internal Revenue tor District OF Mon.
tana. 1921
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LEGAL Advert isenacnts.
SUMMONS,

81 MN1N)N -. .Et
In the District Court Of the Second judicial District
the Territory Of Montana, In aud for the county Of
David <. Benty, plaintiff, against Victor Durand,
the Second Judicial District OF the Territory Of Mon.
tana, in and for the county Of Deer Lodge and the
complaint filed in said county Of beer Lodge In the
The people of the Territory Of Montana, send
greeting to Victor Durand defendant: You are here
6y required to appear In an action brought against YOU
oy the named plaintiff In the District Court Of
the Second judicial district Of the Territory Of Mon
tana IN and for the county Of Deer Lodge, and 70 ans
wer the complaint filed therein within ten days,
exclusive Of the day of service after the service
you Vi this summons, II served within this county
or u served out Of this county hnt in this district
jud .met by default will be taken against YOU accord
Ing to the prayer Cf said complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain decree Of THE
Court TOR the foreclosure Ut certain mortgage dee.
cribcd IN the said complaint and executed by the said
Victor Durand on the 9TH day Of November, 4. ID.
isss to secure the PAYMENT Of a certain promis:ory
tor Durad tor fifty five ana a9s5 ha-ounces Of clean
Enich gold dust payable three months after tho date
thereof to Constant Guyot with interest thereon from
date until paid the Of four per cent per month
on which said note the anOun, Of S76i 80 III gold dust
was paid on May 1869 and which said note and mort
ed for value by the said Constant GuyOt to John
LAMA and for value duly assigned BY the said John
Lanya to E. NJ Dunphy, who for valuable consider:
at'on duly assigned the same to the plaintiff David
a. Bcntly that the premises conveyed by said mort.
gage may be sold and the proceeds applied to the pay
ment Of the balance due on said promissOry note
also the sunof one hundred nineteen 100 dollars
Sis SO-beng amount Of taxes paid BY plaintiff on
the nortsage premises for the years $50 and 1871,
and fifty dollarsS50 attorneys fees provided for
BY said mortgage, together with interest aud costs
Of suit,and for other and further relief.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail to ap-
pear and answer said complaint above required the
said plaintiff will apply the Court for the relief de-
manded in the said complaint.
GIVEN under my hand and the seal Of the Dis
~ trict Court, Of the Second Judicial District
1sEAL Of the Territory Of Montana in and for
49, the county OF Deer Lodge, this 10th day OF
May. In the year Of our Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and scventy-twO.
l51 It o. r. OBANNON, Clerk.
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sunday School Pie Nic.-Rev. NJ. Soy
proposes Pic Mic excursion to the noun :
taiDs FOR his Sunday School on Wednesday
next. The children and teachers Of both
Sunday Schools. pareotA and AL interested
citizens are cordially invited to attend. All
intending to join the excursion afe request
ID % be q the Court House enclosure
promptly ct 81 O'Clock. - the excursion
VIII OeastAs Nine, i1EafTR
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Mail Routes Est ablished.- an act ap>
proved May 4th, we notice Mr.. Clagett has
secured the establishment of the following
additional Mail routes in Montana:
From Beartown to Yreka. -% ER-ss'z s&
From Missoula via Agency and st. Ig.
natius to Scribner. i~h #@ sltt
From Springville to Centreville.
From Radersburg to Keatingville.
From Darling to Vipond.
From Radersburg via Grow Greek Ferry,
Deep Creek. Duck Greek, and Diamond
City to Fort Baker.
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RELIGIOUS Services.

Rev l.. H. Voolfolk will hold services at the usua
hours IN the Court House. Deer Lodge ON next sun
day morning aud evening, une 9th. 4 cordial inyi
fatOn II extended to all.
EPISCOPAL SERvrEs-Rcv. VIII. Stoy will oaiciate
and preach n, the Court House on SUNDAY next nj II
a. m. and p. M Communion mt morning service
I'm event Of the arrival Of DR.. l.. II. Voolfolk the
above services will br deferred one week, and that
gentleman viii occupy the hours ]
The Sunday School meets ut the Court House ut
half past 2 d. m.
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PardOned. Thomas. COurtsworth, con.
victed Of marslaughter in Lewis and Clark
county for killing Mclaughlin, on Ten
Mile last summer. and sentenced to two
years imprisonment in the PenitentIary, was
pardoncd by the Governor and discharged
Monday, June Sd. The application for par
don was signed and recommended by Chief
Justice Wade. the Grand Jury, and DR.. l..
E. Holmes, late Surgeon Of the Peniten,
tiarY.
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FOR RENT!

4 BRICK FIREPROOF STORE aDx9O feet. 10
"A feet ceiling situated between Osborn g. Dennces'
and Murphy, Higgins Il Co.'S on Main street, Deer
Lodge City.
ALSO. Frame Store. adjoining Murphy, Higgins
4 Co, with large fire proof cellar attached. These
stores suitable for either dry goods grocery
business.
Possession given June 1st For particulars apply
to DANCE & STUART,
1492m Deer Lodge City, II. +.
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EVANS DAIRY.

Having now established the dairy business in Deer
Lodge for two years, aud received the liberal patron
age Of the people. am pleased to announc. that with
additional facilities sud good COWS. viii be able here
after to supply all with the
Best Quality of Milk,
DELIVERED AT THEIR HOUSES IN QUAINT
TIES 10 SUIT PURCHASERS.
Hoping to receive their continued patronage will do
all in my power to merit it. and will put my terms In
competition with any other dealer.
l37 PHIL. E. EVANS.
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HoLLowAYs PILLS AND OlNrMENT.--Scrofula was
considered incMrable until the great discovery Of
"HclOway's Pills and Ointment flashed upon the
world Diseases which battle the skill of the medical
schools, readily yields to these peerless remedies.
Scurvy, Eryspelas. Saltrheum Itch, and all cuancous
eruptions are durable by them. Is cents per box Or
p0t. l5O1t
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Important to Miners.
MINERAL LAND SURVEYS

HAVING been appointed Deputy Surveyor of min
IL eral lands for the whole Territory Of Montana,
nm now the only person tn the Territory that 10 legally
authorized to maze mineral land surveys for patent
under the acts of Congress of July 2Gth, 1866 and
July nth. 1870.
nary survey has been executed BY myself
Keep on hand all the blanks that are requisite In
making applications
All requisite proofs can be made before me At the
lime Of making the preliminary survey.
For cost OF surveys publication fees SC, cailupon
" address me at Helena. N. +.
No charges made for advice or information
Office on Breckenridge near Rodney street, mex,
door to U. $. Land Office.
SSdAw GEO. h FOOTE
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Bargains tor All!
On and after this date will sell my
ENTIRE STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS, AND
HATS At COST, TO CLOSE OUT.
az Other Goods ut Lowest Pricea IA
On Monday next will open
a Large Stock Of New Goods.
Price my goods aud $50 II don't moan business.
'.....s. #.s -+- CHAS. BLUM.
Deer Lodge juno Z. 1874 ...e, 153n
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;Ntm' gorth.M
Saturday Morning. June 9Th, 1872
LOCAL N EWS.

Mn. BEN. X. DrTTEs IL the authorized general
agent OF the New NORTH-WEsT. lie will make a
CANVASS Of Montana during the next few weeks. We
solicit for him, II the paper il deemed worthy. the
courcsics and continued libcrality Of our patrons
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OK Hrs TRAvELs.- Mr.. Ben. r Dittes
started out yesterday morning on canvass
inR tour for the NeU North West Ben. has
almost entirely recovered from IN attack Of
acute rheumatism. and from which he has
suffered 90 long. Knowing the ''rustling''
propensities Of Mr.. D.. We have no doubt
that he will do well-no only for himeelf,
but also for the excellent paper for which
he u the general travelling agent. We
wish him every success and bid him good
speed.-uGsst1s, ls& S H f4S t+5
Ben aathoTises - On he behalf, to thank
1.-The oldest established" for its rood words,
and the New No1TH >WHsT adds recognf-
ton of the OasSesss uniform courtesy.
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Race Maie.-A race was made on Wed
nesday last between Sam. Dougherty's horse
BILLY Nuts" and VIM. Hammcnd's horse
'Old Mary" Distance 800 yards: Purse
$780, Race to be run on Saturday, June
10Th, on Olin's Track. Now the fun begins.
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At thirtyfve, the average American discovers that
he has an internal stomach" and thereupon goes
into the hands Of the doctors for the remnant Of his
lite This Is too true; but many persons discover 1t
before that because they have abused their health
and have waited until disease became seated. Pre-
ventOn II better than cure, but DR. WALKERS Cali
roRNIA VINEGAR BlrrERs will both cure and prevent
dyspepsia, diseases of the skin, liver kidneys aud
bladder. and all disorders arising from impure or
vitiatcd blood.
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M.A.A Meyendorf, Eng IN charge Of
the party Of Mp r r. Surveyors . ON.
meet TIE Deer Lodge Fass md Salmon River
roqtss, 49, canped = Divide Cpesk = tsw
days 80 oseaniiing for work. ~i
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y FOLLOWING Is THE ApPoRrIoNxENr ::

The election Ut delegates who will personally repre-
sent their precincts In the Convention il earnestly
urged.
Hy order Republican Central Committee, Deer Lodge
County, N. T.
CHAS. S. WARREN, Chairman.
T. s. SrACRPOLE, Secretary.
Deer Lodge ". T. June !. 1874
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New Goods. Arriving Daily,
New Goods, Arriving Daily,
New Goods, Arriving Daily,

At f.. L. BONNER & cos
At r.. l.. BONNER x CO.'S
At Il. i. II * cos
WE ARE RECEIVING DAILY by FAST
FREIGHT.
Our Choice Invoice Of
Ladies' Dress Goods,
t;ents' Furnishing Goods,
Boots, Shoes. Hats, Caps.
CLOTHING, CARPETS,
house Furnishing Goods, Etc.
~ PRICES MARKED DOWN TO
81 NEW YORK PRICES.
You can only he satisfied of the bargains VIC offer
os calling and examining Goods and Prices.
No trouble to show goods. Give rs cah.
4. L. BONNER & co.
Deer Lodge, June |. 1872. 159
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The Rrfrlnl l,hnn, 1,nn

The Bridal Cham0er.
ESSAYS For Young Men, on Great Social Evil,
and Abuses, which interfere with MARHIAGE-witI
sure means Of relief for the Errng and Unfortunate
diseased and debitated Sent free Of charge in seal
ed envelopes. Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION No, 9
Nlhth ST., Philadelphia, Pa. l16-1yr
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800 AOl SEES, Mules
and Colts fol. sale !
Three hundred head Of Horses, Mules and Colts fol
sale cheap for cash. Apply to
-.traas.M w. W. JONES' ~ f
Prs. Or CHAS s. WARREN.
153n Deer Lodge City.

PersOnal.-Messrs. s. T. Hauser and Chas
Murphy were at Philipeburg this week
looking at the mines. :. .Messrs. Jas 81
Brown, E. B. Waterbury, and Hugh Bell,
are in town from Philipsburg. =. MAJ. J.
w. Mccormick has returned to Missoula.
-. Rev. VIM. H. Stoy, returned from Hell.
ena on Wednesday. Judge Knowles
returned last evening. No business at Ban.
mack term.
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special Notices.
NOTICE,

All persons knowing themselves indebted to the
hrm OF Surprenant & Co. prior to the LIST of June
1872 are requested to call aud settle immediately
all accounts must be settled within twenty days. either
by cash or note.
L. COLEMAN. Agent.
At Straug h Richardson's.
Deer Lodge, June Z, 1872. l5a154
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LARGE LOT OF WINDOW SASHES-ALI
Sizes. for sale cheap for cash by
1l5n d. s. KENYON.
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METROPOLITAN Billiard Rooms

/ EMERSON, GERBER y DICkENSON,
Have the finest bar stock In the West Side or any
other side, and two OF the ocstfunnlng billiard taoae
n the Territory Special Invitations 70 the whole
community t0-connc ana SO ~
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Passengers from Deer Lodge to Helena. BY Gilmel
y Sasburys coaches, take a Z o'clock breakfast at
Mead's Station -ne Of the best eating stations in
Montana. jy1 d&wu
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To the Public

To the, Public.
Persons having old Magazines, Books and Papers
which they disposed to contribute for the benefit
of the Prisoners in the Penitcntiary are respectfully
solicited to leave the either Of the Drug
in Deer Lodge. Any favOrs Of this kind will be crate
fully appreciated by them.
JAMES GILCHRIST In charge.
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-11
Ouncan'0 Convention.
CnNrH HnCN

The collapse of Blanton Duncan's
straight out" Democratic comyem-
ton Mt Louisville, while not unex-
pectcd, is none the less gratifying. 1t
is hard, too, to be obliged to take
pleasure i'll the humiliation of the
Democratic name, but when that
honored name is sought to he prosti-
tuted to the vile purpose Of ~re-elect-
ing U. s. Grant, no alternative is left
but to rejoice that it has been put to
shame. Brainless cgotism and pig
headed pcrverscness were the only
honest feelings that entered nito a
movement, whose back bone was
Administration gold. But the sill.
ness So abundantly displayed at every
step in this unique affair was wholly
Democratic the Radical features of
it discover sufficient cunning. The
plan was evidently to draw off the
Irish vote from Greeley, in order to
counterbalance the loss to Grant of
the German element. This explains
why 1t was O'Conor, or nobody. An
lrishman and n Roman Catholic, they
calculated that he would be able to
attract the support Of a majority of
his countrynlen and co-reli.iOnists-
consequently when O'Couor pcremp-
torily declined the nomination, the
had already failed of its
main object, for no other man could
found likely to secure a sufficient
number ofIrish votes, especially in the
State Of New York, to interfere mate
rally with Grecley's election. From
his letter to the convention and his
kilograms to Blanton Duncan, il
Gems that Mr.. O'Conor, willie SYM
pathizing with the movement, Is un-
willing 10 he crushed by livery
selfish, to be sure. but vet discreet.
Upon the whole, it is well enough this
of dissatisfa, ton has taken
place. People eau now sec how small
The bubble is whose formlcss SMUT
Ierings have been threatening such
terrific things against the nominees
u Cincinnati and Baltimore.
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The Kansas Ctr Fall.

The second annual agricultural fai,
aud industrial exposition Of Kahsas
City will open on the Esd Of Septem.
Der, and continue one week. The
opening exposition hast fall was re.
markable for its brilliancy and sue.
cess; it was the largest agricultural
and industrial exhibition ever seer
west of St. Louis, aud the people of
Kansas City were justly proud Of it.
Among the premiums offered this
year are these:
81, 500 for the fastest trotting race.
$3.50 sweepstakes in cattle ring.
$500 for the fastest running race.
$3.50 for the best herd of cattle.
$500 sweepstakes in swine.
$3.50 for best display of fruits.
$3.50 for best display of gra ms.
500 for best display of minerals.
500 for each steam pillow or road
engine.
$1,000 champion machines for best
ten acres of wheat.
Baby show OH Saturday, Septem-
Der %, for special premium of 800.