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Murdaugh, O Lilienthal Martin 4 Mood, Mrs O
Woodruff, N Luhrs, 8 R Marshall & CO, K A
Gleaves, Railroad Agent, and others.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
18 bales upland and "a bags sea island cottoi,
II bbs ro,in, bbls splits turpentine, S02 sacks
coffee. 3S5 bushels grain, IL wagons, cara ,unl.
Der, mdse, &c. To Geo W Williams Il CO, IL q
Nathan & son, Ravenel l. co, T p Smith, O f
Hanckel. Murdaugh & Weekley, R Ellerole, P
Darracott, Mullgan. Rev Bauknipht. R T
Hunter, MISS A Garaly, N Kibler, Riecke Il
& Howell, q Frost CO, Mrs B Gross, Pinckney
Bro, Wagner Monsees. 81 Anderson, G n
Reeves, W Kreesel, Geo Dial, II Katie Il co, D
MCPHERSON, DR. Palmer. D Kracke, Fraser
& Dill, Fraser, l. Fraser, and others.
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MEETINGS THIS DAY.

Union Kilwinnlng Lodge, A. F. NJ, at half
past Up. n.
Hibernian Society, at P. n.
Washington Light Infantry Rifle Ciuo, az
past 7 P. II.
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Memoir ANDA,

The following are the censignee' per steamship
Flag, from Boston: Jas Adger Il co, T Bissell,
ID Gold. .tein & Son, T N BRISTOL d co, A LANCER,
Il K Cowperthwait. P p Locke, Erwin, God.
smith Il Son, E ils Bros JaS Oantwell. F File a.
Ing CO, Roach + MofIett. Juo Hurknmp co. f
b StUddard & CO. r Il Jackson, Chase 4 Uuttino.
II Kla,te 4 co. r White. Locke &c. Grontng, P F
Murray; Martin d Mood, D O'Neill, = Nipson, D
Il Silc0x. stefIens, Werner Ducker, p Wash. w
Yates Kressel i Brandes. r Milling, Kinsman
d Howell, Dowle, Noise Davis, Railroad Agent,
Order anu others.
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UNION PRAYER MEETINGS.

Thursday afternoon, Glebe street Church.
at half.psst four o'clock. The Rev. J. A.
Chambliss Is expected to ofdiclate.
Thursday evening, at half-past seven
o'clock. at Circular Church. Exercl will
be conducted by the Rev. T. W. Dosn.
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Hot BED SASH Hot BED SASH 1.-Two thou
sand Hot Bed Sash just completed, and now
ready for delivery; price low. Call and ex
anime same at P. p. 1oale's, Nos. 20 Hayne,
and 80 Pinckey streets, or on Horlbeck'f
Wharf. dec30
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THERMOMETER.

The range Of the Thermometer yesterday,
ct Mr.. Blackman's drug store, was as follows !:
8 A. NJ, SO; 10 A. NJ, 81; IL H., 3d. 2 z. NJ,
4;6P.M., 62; sP. NJ, 62.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Storos Market.

i
Storos Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
WEDNESDAY EvRsIRG, February 10, 1873.
Corr N-Teere was fairly sustained demand
for this article, the market showing unchanged
rates for good qualities, and concessions tothe
extent OF about NC q tb on the lower grades.
Sa'es 1000 bales, say IS at Tx, 4s at TX, IL at
Tx, 1858 at 49, l7o at 1874, So at l8k. II at 1885, SO
at lsx, 10 at lsX,fe at ls II at lex, % at lex,
l4s at 19K, 81 ut 1sx. 90 ut 20, aud omitted the
day before, IS at 2oc q tb. We quot:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Stained and Hinged. ..l7h@l8H
lnlerl0r t0l7
Ordinary To good ordiuary.... .i7x@lsX
Low midahng-. g-..................l5 C.
MldunnR.... ..l9H0-
Strict middling.. g......"........ ..lSx@-
RIcE.-There was rather better feeling In this
market. Sales near zoo lerces clean Carolina.
say rs tcs at T. 95 at 71l6, 40 at TX, 10 at slec
q fb. We gu, te common to fair at 6H@7, good
7H@7xc p B.
NAVAL SToRgs-There were received about
IS bbs spirits turpentine and so7 bbls rosin.
There were no So es reported.
FRRIaaTs-To Liverpool, by steam, direct, -
on uplands, ,-o on sea Islands; via New York, I'd
on uplands, 1Hd on sea islands; by sail,
I'd on uplauds, and IA on sea islands.
To Havre. - on uplands. Uoas;wi5e-tn New
York, by steam, nc on uplands and - on sea
Islands; 50 q tierce on rice; eoc q bbl on rosin;
by sail, -c q fb on cotton; &C p tierce on
rice; soc 2 Dbl on rosln; s1l@l2 q N on lumber;
$l26l2 SO a II on tmser. To Bost n, by steam
&c on uplands and 81 so z tlerce On rice; by SAIL
&C q fb on uplands; rosln roc; resawed stun
sl2@l2 so; timber sls@l3 so; phosphate s5@5 so.
To Providence, by sail slo@ll p N on boards;
&c y tt on cotton; by steam &c via New York
To Philadelphia, by steam &c on uplands; 81 Is
q cask on rice; 8Oc q Dbl on rosin; 81 on Spirits.
Through bills OF lading given to Boston, ProVi'
dence and the New England cities are regularly
Issued on this route aud dispatch guaranteed.
By call, $s a II on boards sl2 on timber; 80
ton on clay; SO SO on pnosphates. TO Baltimore
by steam &C 2 b; by sail ss@s so y n on
boards; - on timber; So so 2 ton at city; SIG
a so q ton up river on phosphate rsck. Vessels
are In demand by our merchants to take lumher
freights from Georgetown. 8. O.. Darien and Satll.
Ia River, Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla, TO NorlIrrI
ports and sIo@l2 p n are the rates on timber
and boards.
DOMESTIC ExCHAEGB.-The banks pu chase
sight checks on New York at par 10 e per cent.
{ q, and sell at 4 pr MUM.
EXCHANGB.-SLerIlng 80 day ollls "a.
GoLD-The brokers were yesterday buying at
IA and selling at Is.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

]. A. Enslow Il Co. will sell on Centrai
wharf, at IL O'Clock, bagging.
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iBUSINESS NOTICES.

ALL the popular grades of the Walthan
Watch mandatory, al James Allan's.
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OPERA, MARINE AND FIELD GLASSES in great
variety, including those Of the finest make,
at reasonable prices. Allan's, No. sO7 King
street.
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The Now York Rice Market.
NEW YORK February II.
The Daily Bulletin snys: The market Is fairly
active and the steadness prev usly noted con-
tlnues. Sales OF 95 terces Carolina ct Sa9c, and
276 bags RIngoJn at 6xa7c.
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PLATED WARE, In new and exquisite de-
signs. Tea Sets, Ice Pitchers and Castors, at
Allans, No. SO7 King street.
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The New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, teDruaty IA.
The Financial Chronicle says The market the
pa week has been quite Irregular. Up to the
close Uf Wednesday The downward movement
wa. constant but differing In extent according
TO grade ordinary to good ordinary, for instance
showing decline OF &c, while mddng end low
midd!lng declined only nc and good mlddllug
" This difference Ia said 10 be Iue to the
TACT that the crop Is below average In qualify,
AID that the al ock Of low grades Ii large accu
mulating. The lowest point, however, was
reached on ednesday. Thursday the market
was more steady, but compare lively quiet. TO.
day there was recovery Of Hc, though the de.
mand was mainly for sucn cotton as cbuid be
delivered on contracts, low grades being de.
pressed, with some forced sales Hc below quota
tions.
For future delivery the course OF prices has
been very similar, decline OF Ha9-l6c up TO the
close on Wednesday, anil recovery since, prices
being al Que time to-day HaHc higher thao
Wednesday, Though a pOl tion Uf this advance
was subsequently lost. The prices for futures
last reported were, basis low middling, 2OH fhr
FEBRUARY, 20X for March, 20 1915 for April, 2iH
for May, II o 10 for June, and 2lT for July. The
total sales Of this description Tor the week are
l02. $50 bales. For immediate delivery the total
sales foot up this week 64S7 tales, including 109s
for export, 5o59 for consumption and 199 for
speculai ion.
TIE TOTAL OF TIE CoTroN CRoP-Tne Finan.
cial Chronicle, which Is general Considered
good authority, In iLs last Issue makes the fol
lowing estimate OF The probable total OF The cot
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Gbiropooist
BUN1oNs, &C., CURED.

q
Mrs. KEoaH having returned to the city Is pre-.
prnRSs RiJNIONS or other isessea Of the feet.
40 ro her skill and succ .ss as Chiropodlst, she
rsrsrs by permission, to Dr.. Fitch aud Dr.. Ed
ward North. she VIII, II desired, attend these
who may require her services at their residences.
tween Broad and Chalmers Streets feb5
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The New York Naval Stores Market.

NEW YORK, February II.
The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts to DAY IT'S
bbls rosln. spirits turpentine continues quiet,
and the price is scarcely 30 firm. though not
quotably lower. Sales rs bbls at 67hc, and 100
Gbls In shipping order at 6shc. Stral ed rosn 10
less active, out the price continues firm and tend
ing upward. sales 200 bhs at SO rs, 200 bbl, at
SIS X and 5000 bbls st Wilmington private
terms In the Hne grades We notice lb0 bulls No.
At SO 90, and $40 bbls No. at 81 rs. Tar is
rately in jobbiDg way at former prices
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5uerial Notires,.


~CONsIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
ASHLAND, from Philadelphia, are hereby nott'
fed that she is discharglng Cargo at Browns
Wharf. All goods not removed BY sunset Will
remain on wharf at cons'gnees' risk and ex.
pense. AL claims must be made on wharf be.
fore removal Of goods. 3
frb2o1 WIN. A. OoURTENAY, Agent.
@- PROFESSOR J. W. MILES HAv-
ING consented to deliver COURSE OF LEO
TURE UPON ONSHAKESPEARE,d during the months
Of March and April, those who desire to attend
q requested to leave their names at Fogartie's
Book Store, King street, 10 order that arrange
ments may be made suitable TO The numAer at
tending. go! u, ).
Particulars as to the number and order Of the
Lectures and the price Of subscription can, be
learned at FOGARTlE'S.
feb20.l '.'-
@ sUPERNTENDENT's OFFICE,
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD COMPANY
CHARLESTON, S. O., February l, 1s7a-con-
signees are hereby notified that the Inspection Of
Naval Stores with not be allowed hereafter npon
the premises Of this Company. .,sts.i
8. 8. SOLOkOHS,
feb1 - Superintendent
~OFFICE SOUTH CAROLINA LUNA
ITO ASYLUM, COLUMBIA, FEBRUARY Il, 1873
Sealed Bids for furnishing this Institution with
Shoes to June 80, 1878. will be received till the
2oIf instant, when the Contract will be awarded
TO the Lowest Bidder. Goods to be Of the follow.
ing kind and class, viz:
FOR MEMS WEAR. je ~
Good Whole Stock, Heavy Pump Sole BrCganR
FOR wOMEN'S WEAR. -
Good Calf Peg Balmorals .
Sewed Lasting Balmorals .,@ =
Sewed Calf Balmorals..
Goods to be paid for in sixty days. .as,
BY order Of the Board Of Regents.
J.F. ENSOR,
Superintendent and Ex. onlcto, 8:
Secretary orthe Board Regenta.
febl.afmwtn4 =. ;. s.,.r
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DO N E 8 r q.

NEW YORK.
Schr Lilly. Hughes, cld....................Feb Feb II
Schr Nash, Cromley. cd....... .--.....Fe6 10
Schr Florence Rogers. sheppard. up. .......Feb 10
Schr James Lawrence. Torrey. cld......Feb II
Schr Jesse Hart Hart, d..................Feb !
CAMDEN NE.
Schr Joe Carleton, Spear, ,sld..........."..Ians 81
BELFAST, NIB.
Schr Georgia, Orcuts d..................Feb 8
BOSTON.
Br bark Venus, Davis, cld.........,........Feb II
Schr Sarah Potter, Wall cid la.....-.........Fe0
Schr Jennie Middleton, Whitaker, up. ..Feo IA
BALTIMORE.
Brig Edith Hail. oliver, sld..................teo ~
schr Casco Lodge, Walker, up..............Jan Is Is
Schr Fannie Butler, sherman, cld..........Jsn y.
Schr Eagle, Seavy, sld. ......................Feo
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr Thomas Smith, -. sld...........Jan ~
Schr Cordova. Steadman cld.. ..............Fep
NEwBURYPoRT.
S2hr Means, Eaton. up. p...........-...'...feo
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81 HACKELFORD.-Died In this city, Wednes.
day. 10th instant. AMELIA OTIS, vile OF James 4.
Shackelford.
~ THEIR LATIvES AND
friends, and the members OF ST. Philips Church,
are Invited to attend the Funeral Services OF Mrs..
sHAO1ELF0RD, at st. Philips Church. To.MoR-
ROW, 2Ist instant, at 10 O'Clock. febzo.s
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@- RATOHEIOR,s HAIR DYE.-YHIa

a~ BATCHELOR'S AIRDYE.-gHIS
superb Hair Dye Is the best in the wozld. PEP
fectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous. No
disappointment. No ridiculous tnts, or unpless-
ant odor. The genuine W. A. Bachelors Hair
Dye produces Immediately splendid black or
natural brown. Does not stain the skin, but
leaves the hair clean, soft and beautiful. The
only safe and perfect Dye. Sold by all druggists
Factory 10 Bond street. New York.
mchb-tuths1yr
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ft!a :
Mdrrie1.

EY-wILLIAMSON.-AtM Marion, Febru.
ary 2, by Rev. r. X. Brooks, kr. DAVID sHsLLkf
and Miss SusAN WILLIAMSON.
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NgsEND YOUR PROXIES TO ]. q.

~SEND YOUR PROXIES TO J. q.
JAMES.-To THs STOCKHOLDERS OF THH SOUTH
CAROLINA RAILROAD AND SOUTHWESTERN BANK: I
represent over Two Million Dollars worth Of Stock,
and with the cooperation Of others at the next
meeting ION The 9th OF AprlpI propose TO elect
Board of Directors who hold large amounts OF
the Stock, and who will run the Road to the In
terest OF the Stockholders. By doing this our
Stock will be worth $76 or $50 per share, instead
or Its present price, $50, and pay handsome seni-
annual dividends I would advise you not 10 sell
your Stock now, but work to this end, aud yuu
can then sell for better prices. Below you will
find copy Of blank proxy; please Ill out oneand
send It to me at onoe, or write to me for blank
to sign. Persons holding large amounts Of Stock
aud wishing to be made Directors will please
write to me- as we wish some Directors from
Charleston, and some from the interior. The
Road made fourteen hundred thousand dollars
last year and paid no dividends refer to all
the Banks in South Carolina. The present pirec-
tors hold but little Stock.
J.H. JAMES.
Banker, Atlanta, Georgia.
Twill pay ($1 two dollars to any county paper
publishing this on time In South Carolina. ::
STATE OF 49, COUNTY,,
appoint JOHN q. JAaES. OF Atlanta, Georgia,
nv proxy to represent me and vote In my stead
at the next regular or any called meeLing Of the
Stockholders OF the South Carolina Railroad
Company or Southwestern Railroad Bank. This
proxy revokes all prior ones. and is good until
atteh d or sign ano her.
Ny IS Shares.
witness my hand and seal this day Of,
1873.
Signed, sealed and delivered in presence Of.
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funeral Npllrrs.

OHISOLM.-Dled suddenly on the night of tne
Robert @. Chisolm. and only daughter OF J. En
Grgg, OF Mars Blufr; aged 50 years, months
and IA days.
~THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
Of Ar. and Mrs. Rooert @. Chisolm are respect.
fully invited TO attend the Funeral services OF
Archdae street, THIS Thursday MORNING, atz 10
O'Clock. feb20
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6ueriaI Notifies.

A SURE REMEDY FOR CB1LIS
ard Fever. AYERS AGUE CURE never fails.
feb2Ot OthstuSDSw
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ralls that are barely worth their removalf This
outrage. which under no circumstances we could
have prevented or controlled, excepting pei hape
by the purchase OF their Charter from lhe greedy
corpo srors, Is one OF those misfortunest TO which
the wisess and best-lnteptoned are sohet me-
subjected without remedy. AN RrleVei !or
what has occurred, but am sure can say Tor
myself and the members Of CouE Gil tnat We nave
endeavored to use the best ways and means Tor
the good OF the city. ! would now respectfully
recommend that we enter suit at ooce against
the company. and possible also against tne cor
ages, and after judgment shall have been OBJ
tanned. Council can finally determine whether
the road and franchise shall remain 10 opera.
repairs OF our 8treets, which is sulha necessity
that delay is impossible. For more detailed &C.
count OF the processing In the above matter re-
specially refer to the published minutes o. sne
the reports Of the chief Of police city inspectors.
ot1ccEs.
THs CITY ENGINEER.
This of1cer has been bu,ily employed during
the year, and his services have been valuable
whilst no has rendered them cneerfully. MS *.
teosve report viii be interesting to the friends
OF judcious progress. and II claims the attentive
psrnsal OF the members OF Council.
ouR MARKETS.
The commissioners have paid the sum OF $500
int the City treasury. wnicn they have been able
TO save out OF the income above expenses OF IN II
the lights aud paYements OF the markets.,
and have ed. cted some other general repairs.
This Is credissble to tie hosrd. and an indication
OF economy and tf1c1'rcy: l an happy 10 ex-
press my hearty approval OF their management.
THE CITY APPRAISER
From the rencrt Of this officer we learn that oar
prorsrty re. .urns OF 1872 exceed tLat Of 1871, by
$scf,236. -
THE HARBoRMASTER.
The report or this onncer informs a. that durin
the year 1872 there have en- In our port uf
American vessels, three hundred and ninety
eeven steamers, eight ships, twelve barks, thirty
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ns- HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR REVIEWER never fails 10 restore the color
Of the hair. Try 1t. hol5stutnSDS"
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THE SOUTHWEST.
Rano Cnuntv

Keno county.
From the Hutchinson News we learn
the following:
The Masons and Odd F elbows had 6
grand and very successful ball al
Hutchinson few evenings ago. Two
hundred persons were present, says the
News.
The gentlemen from Illinois who
have twice been here looking to pur-
chase of lands from the A. T. & S. F.
railroad company have made theil
purchase. They have bought 66 Sec
tions or 1920 acres of land to be Sc
lected in the Arkansas Valley. These
lands are to 60 into Imm editate cult.
walton. The purchasers are men o.
practical experience in agriculture a:
well as abundant means. They buy
these lands to sell again and expect tc
place thrifty Illinois and Ohio farmers
upon them this year. We are assured
by D. NJ. Lewis, Esq, who was active
in showing these gentlemen the lands
of this county, that a large portion Of
these lands will be selected in Reno
county and that Hutchinson will be
their headquarters.
AL. Hutchinson, from the Medicine
Lodge, says that Emigrants are pour
ing into Barbour county at rapid
rate, and that everything at Medicine
Lodge is lovely.
The people of Reno county are soon
to vote on the proposition to give $780,
600 to railroads. That's business for a
new county.
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MORE BONDS-MORE TAXES

EDITOR NEws: It is with pleasure
we see that some OF your corres-
pondents are discussing the subject
of taxes. 1t il certainly important
and very desirable to every taxpay-
er in the county these hard times to
have their taxes reduced as low as
possible by all fair and honorable
means at our command.
We regret to see that severalmeet-
ings have been held in Emporis,
not, lam sorry to say, for the laudable
purpose of considering measures
for reducing our taxes, but for the
purpose ofincreasing the taxes of our
already overburdened taxpayers
by adding an additional 100000 to
our county debt for railroad bonds.
Why not put the lash on little
heavier and add another 100000 of
railroad bonds for the Holden road,
which has just been surveyed
through Waterloo townships? Our
yoke is heavy and grievous to be
borne. We have been chastised with
whips. 1t is now proposed to chas-
tise us with scorpions. The cry Isl
''give, give" There seems to be no
limit to their demands. Farmers of
Lyon county, will you submit to be
governed by the Board of Trade of
Emporia, or any other self-consti-
tuted guardians ofthe interests of the
county, You have already defeated
them on this very proposition at
the polls, and I am confident that
should 1t come before you again the
late defeat will end in o total route.
Better keep your money In your
pockets where it will do you some
good. than vote it away to rotten
and corrupt railroad corporations.
And if these Emporia self-constitut-
ed guardians of the interests of the
county have no other honorable
calling than that of asking the conn
ty to vote bonds in which they are
probably interested to give them
a lift, I would advise them to try
farming; raise oats or corn at Is or
20 cents o bushel. This will learn
them the value Of money, and they
will be engaged in business which,
if not lucrative. will at least be hon
est, and / am Satisfied would cure
them of voting for railroad bonds.
ANTI-BoND.
Waushara, March 8, 1878.
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STATE ITEMS.

In Paola If the people don't want
to pay their whisky bills they need
not do 1t.
The St. Louis 9 sIS:gs.hal states that
the charter for the st. Louis &
Leavenworth Narrow Gauge road
has been filed with the Secretary OF
State. The road will be 80 miles
long.
1t is understood that the city Of
Leavenworth has made an offer
equivalent to $500 for the purpose
of securing the next State Fair.
About 800 men are at work min
ing coal at the banks just south of
Oswego.
Peach buds are reported all right
about Salina.
The Qualy iron works of Hanni-
bal, Mo-, are to be removed to Par
sons.
The NJ, X. & T. shops at juno
ton City, though worked at the
least extent possible to fill the re-
pairing requirements of the Neosho
division, employ twenty-three ma
machinists, who receive an aggre-
gate of $1,000 per month.
Prentiss, of the Lawrence Journal,
is delivering his lecture on "Stories
and Story Tellers," at Junction
City. 1t is good piece, and we
will have it one of these days.
Jack Stuzman, who was reported
killed in the shooting scrape at Sar-
gent, is at large in Marion county.
He only had one of his arms perfo-
roted.
The Advance, of Chetopa hopes,
Gov. Osborn will appoint B. w.
Perkins, of Oswego, to succeed
Judge H. G. Webb. If it were any
of our business we would second
the motion.
There are in Ellsworth county
100000 acres Of the best grazing
lands in America,
Sheriff Quarles, of Cowley coun-
ty, assisted by Mike Meagher and
Dan Parks, succeeded in arresting
Lewis Jones, at Wichita, last FRI
day. Jones is the man who killed
saloon keeper at Winfield on
Christmas day-this, however, in
self-defense but the news, go
ing abroad, it brought . dispatch
and 8 requisltion from Falmouth,
KY, where, it seems, he is charged
with . murder. The sheriff left for
Kentucky last week, with Jones in
custody. "Murder will out"
The II. E. Conference for this
State meets in Ottawa on the 26th
Of March. Bishop Bowman win
preside.
A horse thief named Gorge Ellis
was lynched in Marion township,
Miami county, near the Quaker
church, on the night of February
18th. He confesses to having been
Ave years ia the horse appropriating
business and Missouri.