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ton OF good government, fraternal feel
ings, and peace, prosperity and happl-
ness,
We may differ from Mr.. THURMAN in
certain regards, but we are ready to sc-
knowledge that on the main great ques-
tions he is the same honest, concientious
and earnest Democrat as ever.
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heat, first quarter, 88!; second, l:O7!;
third, l:43a; mile, 2l9I.

heat, first quarter 83!; second, l:O7!;
third, l;4Sa; mile, 2,l9l.
The last race was for the 2:03; purse
$4,000, divided, 81 l,o0O, $500, $500, $500.
Hall shot to the front at the first turn
and gradually increased his lead, coming
under the wire in a slow jog; Frank
second, Carlisle third, Neuea fourth,
Temple fifth. Time 2:22l. In the second
heat Hall led to the home stretch, where
Nenea carried him to a break and came
in lengths ahead; Hall second, Carlisle
third. Time 2:3O.
Nenea kept the second heat until pas
sing half where Hall broke up and
Nenea came in two lengths ahead; Car
Isle third. Time 22Sl.
Owing to the darkness the race was
postponed until half-past o'clock Sat-
urday morning.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, July 30-Flour-Demand
fair and market firm. Whcat-Dull and
unsettled; No. white Michigan 81 Al;
amber Michigan 81 40; seller August
81 40; seller September 81 39i. Corn
Unsettled; high mixed 75lc; low mixed
75c; damaged Gjlc. Oats-Dull and low
rr; unsettled; No. > seller September ~
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What | Know About Vegetlne

SoUrH BosroS, May %, l.5O.
MIR. SrEVENS: Dear Sir i had consider
able experience with the Ncg"t!nc. For
dyspepsia, general debility and impure
blood, the Ncgetine is superior 10 my
thing which I hay" ever used. | COM
mencrd taking Ncgctinc about the middl"
or last winter, and, aUer U>lLg Il lew bot
ties, II entirely cured me Of dyspepsia, and
my blood never was In rs good condition
aS AT the present time. II viii AFFORD m'
pleasure 10 give any further particular,
relative 10 what know about TINS good
medicine 10 any one who Will call or ad
dress me at my residence, }sj Athens ~.
Very respectfully,
MONROE PARKER,
;NjAthvu~ street.
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTSBURGH, July 80. Pig Iron
Quiet aud prices firm and unchanged
standard mill quoted at S2f 90 for four
months. Whcat-Unsettlcd and price
unchanged. Corn-Quiet and in lgh,
supply; ears re; shc!lrd 77a7s Prtro-
lcum-Dull; crude 81 - at Parkers; r..
fined H. Ic for Philadelphia delivery.
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Damage by Rains I'm the Northwest,

OMAHA, July @0.-Lincoln advices
state, that the heavy rains in that sec
tion of the country and southeast have
damaged property all along the line Of
the Atchson and Ncbrns Ia Railroad, and
that the loss will exceed 100000. 1t
is stated that the road bed is damaged
badly for the distance of about twenty
one miles. The b. and NJ. Railroad in
Nebraska is reported rs having suffered
some damage and the track Is under
n.n1nr fnr about n milo and hall.
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NOTICE.
\VHEELING LIBRARY A~SoDIA-
w TON.

w TlGN' 20 IMAM
All persons having books out will pleas ,
return the SAM not later than tine I'm day
OF August, and no books viii be- given out
after the 3lst day ot July, and The ruuIu
SticltiOn OF books, &c. All persons neg
lecting this notice, Will bc charged with
such books aS are not returned In the time
specified, and the bills OF the same viii be-
made out and collected The newspaper
magazine, and law departments viii be
open aS usual.
All stockholders who have not paid the
inStallmrnt that WAS due on the first Ui
January OF this year, will take notice lhur
II not paid blythe 18TH OF August, 1919, blll-
OF the same will be- lett with "A Justice fpr
collection. BY order OF the Board.
THOS. VI. pARRAH.
lN3l Secretary.
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WASHINGTON. July 3O.-Dspatches
from Fort Barrancas report two new
cases of yellow fever there yesterday and
two deaths. No new cases are reported
from Fort Pickens. DR.. Steinberg at
Barrancas. who is down with the fever,
is doing well.
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Apprchensions OF an Overflow in the
Mississippi.

MEMPHIS, July &O.-The stage of the
river is the all absorbing topic OF conver;
sation at present, both on change and
on the streets The press and signal teIe.
grams from above are eagerly scanned.
The river rose an inch again to-day, and
is now on stand fifteen inches below
the high water mark of this spring, and
three feet two inches below the flood OF
'Gl. A few inches more rise will do con-
siderable injury to the cotton and corn
on the plantations unprotected by levees'
while those protected are liable to ser
ious injury from sipe water. The situS,
tion this evening in view of continued
rise at Cairo and st. Louis, is a gloomy
one.
The jury in the Waddy Thompson
case are still cut with little prospect OF
agreement.
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THE CROPS.
DiScOuraginG Crop Prospects In the
West.

est.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jnly 30.-Spccial tele.
grams to the Journal from so out of the
81 counties in Indiana and % of the
eastern counties of Illinois, furnish dis
couraging account of the condition OF
the crops. The details of the damages
are remarkably uniform the best show
ing for the wheat being in the extreme
northern tier of Indiana counties. Else.
where but u small portion can be
saved, It having sprouted
in the shock, ard at least
two.thirds is already ruined. Corn is in
fair condition, except in lowlands.
which are under water, Oats and hay
in some sections are rotting on the
ground, and fair weather for two weeks
would not enable the farmers to save
more than half a crop. The flax crop is
almost entirely ruined.
1t is raining heavily and steadily
throughout the State tonight, and the
stream, are already bank full.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, July 30 Wheat Better;
No. l red 81 80; No. , 81 "a; No. l
81 81. Corn-Dull and unchanged. Oats
Lower; No. ! GOc; No , jSci white
Gle. Petroleum-Quict; standard white
car lots Ole; Ohio State test lOic.
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SPEECH OF SENATOR THURMAN.

~ Iny.. r.,..v,.! advance sheets oi
" 2 '''' '' -,
.-. F" '''' ,.
.ay Il. Mansfield, oa', by Hon. ALIEN
70 ru..u,s. +, Will no doubt be re-
..... ~, ,b;. ,i,oe
...'.' ".'' ''' .'.'. .I.
..- vrm-y refer t1 /. again more fully.
........',..-.....f,h4 SAM. however
.s s.....,..- ir,enJ.
b. wn" 'n ,". rT.r'h' '""P"'sh' 'eS"u-
..t ,.- a...u question. He says
........,..,.,....... u,t artocctbcr ap-
... r. ,5,,f.r,r. l.n,
prove ''''' i..''' we ''' F'''''' ''' ~
Tia. .!- ,nru'- aH'r pJrpo-r.y mI'''"-
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De.truc,i,c Cyclone.

CINCINNATI, July 3O.-Thc Gd.c'tFs $
indianapolis special says: a cyclone
passed through Harvcrysburg, Fountain
county, Indiana, last Sunday night, tear
ing houses to pieces and sweeping things
generally beforeit. Five women were
killed.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money and Stock
Market.

New YORK, July 3O.-GoLD-Ad-
vanccd from ll2s to ll35 and closed at
ll2!. Borrowing rates were |, , land l-Ji
per cent. Loans were also made Hat.
GovERNMENTS-t
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Fs,u uur reports tins morning the
.s1,.s are that the weather to-day
be- cloudy, with southeast to north
..., wind, lower temperature, and ram
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,.vsruIyG else is contrsdlcted regard
.- ps,AN,. but really these things are
.-,,.. monotonous to be quoted
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APPRECIATION.

CHARLEsTowS. MASS, Marcn -, l'r9.
II. K. STEVEN This l. 10 certify that !
have used your blood Preparation
tTegetiuc,t in my family for several years,
and think that, for scroiula or thnk"rouN
HunOls or Rheumatic affections, II can
not be excelled: and as a blood purifier
aud spring medicine 1t Is the best thing /
ever used; and have used almost every.
thing. can checriully recommend IL L"
any one In need ofsuch a medicine.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. A. \. DINSMORE,
ly Russell street.
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FOREIGN.
Duel Bctwcn ROchcfort and DE tns-
SRgnnc.

LONDON, July 30.-The Im.rs reports
sent to NJ. Paul De Cas,agnac, calling
him 10 come to Geneva Immediately with
his seconds The challenge WIS caused
by certain article which appeared in
the Lc Poyc>, in 1872. NJ. De Cassagnac
replied with an excessively abusive letter,
giving Rochcfort the choice of weapons,
ard appointing Prince Alexander be
Wagran and Count Harrison his seconds.
NM. Perm and Ordnuirc, having con-
srGted To act as Rochctort's seconds, have
met those of NJ. De Cassugnac in Paris to
arrange the terms of the duel. They
claim that as their principal Is the insult
ed party, he has not only the choice OF
weapons but the right to determine
the distance. They then demanded that
the men should meet with pistols, at II
distance of five PAGES, and shoot at the
word of command. VI. DcCRssagnac =
second. said this WAS simply MURDER that
when the arms OF the comhatantS were
extended, the muzZlcs of their weapons
would almost touch VI. Rochcfurts rep
reccntatives refused to admit these objcc-
tions. They sand their principal, consid-
ring the importance Of the case, had
been very particular about the conditions.
The friends OF NJ. De Ca>Sagnar then
proposed that the distance be thirty
PAGES, each conbattant to be allowed 10
advance five PAGES after the word Is
gwen, the time Of firing to be optional,
and the shooting to continue until one of
tie parties Is killed. NJ. ROcheiort :
seconds declined this proposition ard the
mittcr rests there.
The Daily Ne~s has dispatch stating
that minute has been drawn up and
signed by the seconds Of both partio.,
declaring it impossible to settle the COLI
diioL> of the duel.
The O'COuneII Celebration.
LoXDoS. July 30.-The Manchester
Home Rulers have published a statement
tha they, like their brethren IN London,
are profoundly dissatisfied with the Sec
tartan character which is given IT, the
O'Couell Centenary Festival in Dublin.
Great surprise is expressed that Dr.. l,aac
Butt. the Home Rule member of PaTlia-
ment rom Limerick, has not been invited
to the Centenary celebration.
ACuban success.
NEW YORK, July 30.-A Havana let
ter says that an immense convoy has been
captured by the patriots. The Cu6anS
drove Spanish column back to their in
trenchments after capturing the supplies.
The Spanish lost l5O billed, including
their commander.
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DiscOuragins Reports from South
ern Ohio.

CINCINNATI, July 80.-Reports from
all portions Of Southern Ohio, tonight,
give gloomy accounts Of the continued
rains and the damage to crops. The
Big Mama river, tonight, ut Cl"ves, Is
rising at the rate Of six inches per hour,
and the bottoms are all under water.
1000 acres OF corn between Cleycs and
Lawrenceburg are flooded. At Nednow
Ohio, terrible rain fall occurred this
afternoon, and the Little Miami river Is
reported as flooding the town. In the
vicinity of Marietta the damage done By
the storm Wednesday night, was I'M
mense. The wheat and oats crops are
reported entirely washed away. The
river is full of floating grain.
At all points rain is reported as still
falling, and great danger is apprehended
from further overflow of the rivers and
smaller streams. Crops are considered
entirely lost.
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The liabilities of Mason X Co, Of PHI
adelphia, is now reported to be 5000 :
900.
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Democratic Platform OF Oregon.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 3O,-Ihe plat
form of the Democratic Convention OF
Oregon, covers State rights, payment OF
public debt, resumption of specie pay
ments. legislative control of fares
and frcights, demands reform in all
debts, bids for support of patrons OF Of
husbandrv, opposes protective tarif''
paper currency, National banks, Chinese
emigration, fraud and corruption in OIL
flee. The nominee for Congress Is Hon.
Joe Lane, young lawyer of some ability
and II Democratic politician OF most
Radical Stripp
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LONDON, July 3O.-The grand ball
given by the Lord Mayor of London to
the Mayors and other civil dignitarics
from abroad, took place tonight at Guild
Hall, and was magnificent affair, nearly
$500 persons being present including
all the distinguished guests at the ban
quct yesterday, No member Of the
British Ministry attended the ball.
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7F'hcelinq 9e9lster.

gold closed IN New York Yesterday
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The situation in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, July 3O.-Thc crop situs-
ton in this State rs we'll H. large portions
of the adjacent States is becoming very
alarming. There Is heavy rain fall
every day, and tn" short intcrmisSion,
with hot sunshine aggregates to the evil,
This kind of weather has continued
tor about six weeks and is believed to be
without parallel. In The last day or two
he rain tall has increased and gloomy
apprehcnsions are felt in all sections of
the country. The corn crop has not been
damaged seriously Is yet, but it Is bciicv-
ed that wheat, oats, rye, barley and
hay have been injured 80 per cent in
quality and quantity. The tobacco crop
is greatly injured.
The situation is extremely prccarious,
and it is believed that if the weather does
not improve W thin the next ten days,
the yield will be reduced rs low Us IN
1874, in which year the product was not
more than 20 per cent Of an average
crop. 1t is feared it may be destroyed.
Adviccs from southwest Missouri say
that very heavy rain storms occurred III
that section the past three days. At
Verona large part Of the town j, in
undated and considerable damage has
been done. The Atlantic X Pacific L. L
bridge over Spring river was swept away,
and several hundred yards Of the track
washed out. Pretty serious wa.houts oc-
Cured at various other places, and the
trains will not be able to run for several
days. The crops are very seriously in
jurcd or wholly destroyed in the bottoms
along Spring river and other streams,
and much other property is swept away.
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British ParIIament--The Shipping
RilI.

LONDON, July 3O.-In the House of
Commons this afternoon, Mr.. Burke,
Under Foreign Secretary, in reply to in
quiry, said that England had not been
invited to any future conference on the
usages of war; her views on the subject
were unchanged. Disraeli, in response
to the question of Mr.. Bates, said the
Government would afford every facility
for the appointment of committee to
investigate Mr. Plimsolls charges affect
ing Bates, if the latter so decided. A
DEBATE on the shipping bill was begun.
Plimsoll advocated the passage Of Sir
Charles Adderley's bill, with certain
amendments.
The house will sit tomorrow.
The British Channel tunnel bill pass.
ed the House of Lords.
Sir Charles Adderley'S shipping bill
passed its second reading in the House of
Commons without division.
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Father O'Kane's Pune'ai.

LITTLE Rock. July @0.-Thc funeral
Of Rev. Father OKane, pastor Of the
Catholic Church Of this place, took place
this afternoon. 1t was one OF the largest
ever witnessed in the city.
\ heavy rain storm along the line
of the Iron Mountain railroad, in Mis-
souri,. has prevented any trains from ar
irving in this city, toe day.
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Another Failure.

SrRrxGrIELD July &O.-Aimes X
Bardwelrs Manufacturing Company,
manufacturers If pocket-books &c, at
Northampton have failed. Liabilities
from $4,000 to 100000.
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JUDGE UNDERWOOD, Of Georgia, on
one occasion gave some very sensible
advice to certain young legal graduates,
us follows: "Ioung gentlemen said he
"you have passed far examination but
YOU don't know anything. Like these
fresh college graduates, you think you
know great deal. Its mistake II
Won ever get to be OF any account, you
wIi, be surprised Mt your present igno.
rance. Don't be- too big for your brooch
r-. Thi. Is solid common scn-c.
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JOHN Meg. SCoTT, real estate and
general business agent, has for sale
the following properties on easy terms
of payment:
clearinghouse on Ruby Hill with
accommodation for seventy-fi IL board
ers. doing . business of 5000 per
month.
First-class hotel property, restaurant,
saloon and lodging-house complete, in
spiendtd order, lately renovated Vt
great cost, doing business of $1,000 per
month. Owner selling on account of
sickness In family. This IL the best in
vestmeH In Eastern Nevada.
Houses on Main street. suitable for
restaurants, stores and Offices. Dwell
ling houses on Spring street, for sale
and rent. Good house with three
rooms, lot 25xl0O, on Munroe street,
for sale cheap. Splendid lot, 30Hxl0O,
corner Main and Silver streets.
Good lots on Main street, O'Neil ave-
nue., Paul street, and all parts of Eure.
ka. A number of tirst-class residen-
ces, which he Is not at liberty to adver-
tise, but which he will take great pleas.
ure In show ing to real purchasers by
applying at his Office. He will take
full charge of properties for ahseniees;
attend to insurance and taxes; buy and
sell real estate; rent hOusesan careful.
ly and promptly collect rents.
Owners and purchasers can rest as
sured that the interest Of those whose
business Is Entrusted to him will be
carefully watched and attended to.
apll
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STILL FURTHER REDUCTION. = We
are about ready to close out; now is
the time to buy your medicines. All
have on hand glycerine soap, IS cents
per box; pills, 70 cents. We have also
a fine assortment Of perfumery, soap
Gosnel brushes, powder pox, and va
rious articles OF perfurmery, too nn-
mel to mention. Will he sold or given
away in the next sixty days. All pat
ent medicines at coast.
HICKEY d Co.,
mh28 In the POstoffice building.
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To THE PUBLiC.-In addition to our
splendid assortment of one hundred
different kinds of candies, we this day
offer the very best qualities of all
the families of Eureka, and to the pub
lie in general. We shall endeavOr to
keep on hand q supply of the finest
and examine Our stock, at the Indian
mh7-lm LEVIN & SIMON.
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RELIGIOUS sERyICEs TO-DAY.

ST. JAMES CHURcH.--Rev. Chas. III,
Marshall, officiating rector. Services
ut II A.. NJ, and 1880 p. NJ. Sunday
school at 2 r. N. All are invited to at
tend. Subject OF morning discourse
Eliiah's sacrifice; evening: Charity.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH-Rev. j.
McLain, Pastor. Services Mt IL A.. M.
and 1880 P. NJ. The public are cordi-
ally invited Ia attend.
UNION SABBATH SCHooL-Meets to.
day at IL o'clock, at the Presbyterian
church.
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NEW FACEs.-A number Of stran .
gers are arriving In town at present,
many ofthem with the purpose of re-
naming and engaging in some busi-
ness: Several parties are examining
mining locations and seem we'll pleased
wMn the prospects, and several meg0-
UNIONS Tor transfers of property are
nhner headway. Hotels and lodging
aoases are filled, and the different
branches Of business are already feel
Weather.
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mh4

J. Cohn Il Bio. are the first who re-
duced the price of clothing in Eureka.
The selling price of all goods is plain
ly marked upon all the articles. This
is the first house that introduced the
practice. All others are imitators. Ex-
anime their stock and you will not 20
away without purchasing. The entire
stock must be sold inside of sixty
days. de22-tfs
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SHur DowN.-The three furnaces of
s"e richmond Company are now shut
uo~n and will remain SO during the
Son'h. A general overhauling will
ave piace and another furnace, made
..lron' Will be erected. The refining
""rks VIII be continued In operation,
n; mere are someO00, 100 pounds ofbul.
,s1n on the ground ready for the crys-
.s'a'.a!ion process. The second net Of
~ srs.alliSers 10 nearly ready for use and
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san FRAscisco. April 10

San FRANCISCO April ~.
xoasis0 RoARD.
,.s 0ohir-lW ~ V, 9ob30
!; Wssiese-HH n HNbO
81 il"nld 4 Carry-lSN
~ Rsst 1 BeIchsr 81 az 53sz 52I
"a Savses-l@ 80
IA Hsle 1 No, crose-45n IT,.
~ crovn Point-3 ~, b3 s8 DI
"a Ysllow Jacket-85 6jh ~ "
IA imp.risi-8N8 81 8H
10 Empire Mill-6N
s+O Kontuck-l8H l8N
no Aipha-22l. q %
IN Bsi~her III ~ ~
10 Cou6dence-0 ~.
ito Con. virginia-iO 4HT 4iS
liz \. Nevada IL
lyS California-sS 62H 63b3 62T
40 Bullion As % OI
s. Exchsqaer-3W 30jb0
mi Union Con.-S's 81 81
mo Raymond \ Eiy-4eM 49b30 4oN ~
~ Oyerman 81 Z u ". rs
900 Meadow vallsy-7N ~
l3ji Lady B%rysn-5H1 81 SIS
" ~Buckeys-0c
10 Succ0r-lH I1b)
3D Eureka Con.-22S
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SIXTH DIxrwscr COURT.
HON. FRED. COLE, DISTRICT JUDc Il

HON. FRED. COLE, DISTRICT JUDO Il.
Court mel yesterday. pursuant to ad.
journment, and transacted the follow
ing business;
Sutherland w. Wines.-Moiion to
disriss attachment overruled. BY
consent, the motion to strike out costs
Of attachment WAS submitted and was
overruled by the Court.
Thomas W J. d. Su.liyan.-Harris
wJ. ID. Sullivan.-Harris Il Crowell VS..
3. Bell.-Eureka NJ. 4 $. Co., VS..
Frank Way ID. j. j.. Nc Laughlin
" Geddes 4 Bertrand. -Bibbins vs..
Geddes & Observation-Disclosures that the
settlement IF statements OF the above
cases he 30, for the 18th INST.
Clark " Observation-Disclosures Of
molten for new trial set for the 18th
Inst.
Court adjourned till Tuesday morn
ing an 10 O'clock.
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Beautiful weather.
Spell hypotenuse.
&c to church to-day.
Charcoal is scarce these days.
The victims of the buggy disasters
are improving.
The base ball epidemic is raging.
Painkiller Is riz.
Spring street rushes to the rescue
and presents a bouncing boy.
Flaming posters announce q min
strel performance tonight 1t Eureka
Hall.
The interior Of Immel Il Co.'S bank
ing-house is being renovated.
The improvements at the Corner Ea-
loon continue. A new plank sidewalk
was laid Yesterday.
Members of Esther Lodge, Adaptive
Rite, meet tonight at Masonic Hall.
Beatiic Lodge X. OF p. hold their
regular weekly meeting Tomorrow
night.
A letter addressed to Daniel McDon-
aid ~ detained at The postoftice for bet
ter directions.
No business in the Police Court.
Nary drunk for q week. Justice IL get
ting Disguised.
Look out for moro fun. Another
spelling match Is to come off in . few
days. 1t will be q public event.
o. Dunkel has gone I San Francis.
CO after = stock of Spring and Summer
goods. Watch for the announcement
Of their arrival.
All For, of the Chinese Episcopal
Mission, has addressed u letter to the
scholars of st. James Sunday School
of this place, thanking them for the
Easter offerings made for the relief OF
his church. The letter is we'll written
and quite u curiosity.