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THE PERPLENITIEs of official life are be-
ginning to be felt by Attorney General
PierrepOnt. He is anxious TO reform the ser
wee of the department in the west and south.
From prominent politicians he receives let
tiers strongly recommending certain appli-
cants for office, and vet from equally potent
sources comes the information that the APP
plicant seeking the place to which he is
recommended is not worthy 10 hold public
Office The great trouble he finds is the want
OF reliable Information as TO candidates.
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THE CHANGES in the Office of the Attor-
ney General and appointments to the seve-
raj bureaus made in recent order issued by
Judge PierTepont will be announced on the
list of June He also proposes to make eX-
tensive changes in the offices of marshals in
the south, which will not be completed, how
ever. until lime 20tn.
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EpSOpl Races.


The race for Oaks stakes took place al En-
som to-day, and was won by Spinawax
LadyloVe was second, and sister 10 Muslle
third. There were seven starters.
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CoNsTANTINoPLE. May 2S.-Mr. MAYNARD
the new American minister to Turkey. ha
arrived in this city.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL

ASSEMBLY, pREsbIYrER1.N CHURCH,
o" WEEPPskEEiS KafjX T5t 81 Ssa
Literary Entertainment
sic % the and ss shs
Cake at the clSse of the entertainment,
r a.ddmlsslon wednesday night, sc. Thursday and
~ Let everybody come. may2s.s'
C4M,QnE sUMMEK ,THFATER MON:
S Sst97rday Marines Engasemept Of Prof George
pion pedestrian Of America. Mr.. Carlyle will APP
FCats 1 also, q" Of MT Harpy
brooks, who accomplished the feat of walking $50
pear on ThurSday, Friday and Saturday nights, and
ceIm9lish the feat of walking mile in a given
riety Stars are legion. INVEST
A VENUE THEATER;
efs MMkSsT pHf
hondsy, May "a, and every evening during the week.
hf ssd 9eif ss sDS re cs s
pe OF the b M and
tasSsd d1nbts s aH HsT aHd d.nse "a
q ps S Ss s The monarch Of Eho
cess Of Miss Minnie Ranforth.s The fanorite aud and
beautiful song and dance lady, Miss Louisa Bliss The
dine Mabille and the Can Can. Admission to Ssti.
neet, Tuesday and Friday afternoons, 10 and Is
NOTICE.-Persons attending PIMLICO RACES
y at Baltimore can leave Washing o.G
TON Dy BALTIMORE and Potomac rail yN,GLNA
road at j ] 90 a. m, arrive at Calyer s%SSH~
station, Baltimore, in time to take ~
in time 7 to Connect With mail tran eeut ihO at
Mesfern Maryland railroad junction and arrive at
Washington at 81 .. m. Tickets for round trim
good during races, 81 20.
may24 Assistant General Ticket Aeon,
SALES OF THE LIGHT RUNNING HOWE
- SEWING MACHINE FOR 1874
o g =. 1 3 g.
OFEICE-419 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
my25 eo6tF Sold on EGSy TsrDiS.
OLD MOI On Exhibition NEW No.
4S6 and Sale 4S9
7TH ST.) AT 7TH ST.
MARKRITER-S,
No. s39 tn street, 6sfIceer ID and Z Streets sich.
doors ADORE Odd Feit0JrS' Han.
CHOICE Oil Paintings, Engravings, Chromos, &c.
ALEC, largest stock of Paper Hsngings, window
Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas-
seIs, Rings, Nails, &C., in the District.
" TERMS CASH.
~ Please remember Name and Number. Jelly
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pAIEaT ELASTIC CRUrCH,

TIE BEST IN USE.
feii assortment Of sizes In stock. Also, Iowa,
priced CTUtchee.
x.,. We. THOMPSON,
NlE Pharmacists, Jos l.ta Rrses.
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NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
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THE lsTHNCs SURVEYING PARTY
Lieutenant Collins and others of the party
engaged in the survey OF the Napipi route
for a canal across the Isthmus of Panama
have returned TO Washington, having COM
pleted their work in the field of exactly one
hundred days. The survey was very la
borious one, the men having suffered greatly
while wading the swamps, and were broken
down considerably with fevers, but in no
ease did the sickness prove fatal. The dis
lance from the Atrato to Chiri-Chiri bay by
The proposed route is nearly thirty miles
For twenty one miles the cutting would be
with two tunnels, about five miles long alto
gether
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SUMNER RESORTS.
HEALING SPRINGS.


k.01 W. b. BISHOP, PROPRIETOR,
Dr.. NJ, H. HOUSTON, RESIDENT PHYSICIAN.
BATH COUNTY, VA.
This deseryedly popular Summer Resort will be
opened on the FIRST DAY OF JUNE for the re-
ceptiOn Of visitors.
There will be reasonable deduction to parties
who wish to make this their home for the summer
For pamphlets and circulars giving a more nainute
scriptIon of the Springs and the way Of getting to
item, apply TO Messts. PURCELL, LADD & Co,
Richmond, or 10 me at the Springs. Get your tick
els TO COvuston from all points where there will be
close connection with fine stage line direct 10 the
Springs over "A beautiful mountain road.
N.Y. I'm W. ID. BISHOP, Propr etor.
ia CkRLIN's SPRINGS, ". ( q. Il &
NAY tarlin Springs have been eutire'~ 80,
s&8sSRt htfed. and can now be rented ,or r. -
9ioLs an Parties. HERBlER 4 BIs,ART PrI.
pfletors, u > FalrtaN street. AleXap.;Tia Y,
G WESTON, Agent, 2I2 9Th street north
- y o---r6-On. may2j 2wE
LA SUMMER BOARD ING a n1m6er of
NHk NJ persons will be f. r1,isbad with Rnard a.
A.HH&4 thc new ENCB SGE HOTEL, Manassas,
va, those seeking .ool and beautiful place, at
cbSsn rsydsS an" where they have daily and
oueHp ialit , Smmunication with Washington,
faieqIan re ro rrsspond with me for terms &c
~ ft H>rirOsd and Adams express office are in
tue Duli" --Gs. m24-6tl +. j. CANNON. Prop'r.
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THE PAPAL ENJOYS AT THE WHITE
HoUsE.-At the meeting between the PapaI
ENJOYS and the President yesterday Mon
signor Roncetti, the ALLOCATE of the Pope
addressed the latter in Italian. At the con
cluion of his remarks, they were translated
for the President by Rev. DIR. McGlynn. as
follows: 'Tlie Holy Father, in sending me
10 present the archbishop of New York the
insignia of the cardinalate, at the same time
Instructed me not TO fail before leaving the
United States to call upon your Excellency.
and TO express TO You his regards and best
wishes for the great and iiluStrious Ameri-
can nation. and for your Excellency. as its
honored chief. i feel greatly honored i'm full
filling this commission, and rejoice that IL
gives me the opportunity of knowing your
Excellency personally, and of presenting
also my own most respectful compliments"
The President said, in reply: 81 beg, Monsig-
nor, that you viii convey TO the Pope my
thanks for his kind expressions of regard and
good wishes for the country and for myself,
and i am happy to reciprocate your own
kind expressions for me- Later in the day
the ENJOYS visited the Indians at the Ire
mont House. The Ablegate and party leave
Tomorrow for Pittsburg.
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IMMENSE VARIETY.
EGTREMELT LOW PRICES AND SPLENDID
GOODS.
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REAR ADMIRAL COLLINS, I'm dispatch
nom Valparaiso, dated April 2ith, reports
the good health of the officers and crew of
the Richmond, his flagship. The Omaha was
at Peru April 18th, on the way 10 Panama,
where her officers and crew are 10 be relieved
by others 10 leave New York on the Powhat-
tan about the middle of June for Aspinwan.
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MAGNOLIA SALT SULPHUR WATER cnrs.
yl Dy spepsia aud Kidney disease 's
sCHELLER PlNKARD, Druggists,
nayii-im Al Pa av., Wholesale Agents.
YOU CAN GET SUMMER COAT for 50c-.
IL Better one for 75c.,
Finer one for 8 l and upwards, at
mayuU 19l4 and 19l6 Pennsylvania ave,
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DISTRICT COMMISSIONER X FrCHANIeaves
tonight for flying trip 10 New York and
viii return on Monday morning next. The
Columbia Buildings viii be close tomorrow.
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MATE WIN. L. GILLEY. United states
navy, died at his residence i'm Marblehead.
Mass, Oh the 2ith instant.
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English Milan, ard BaghorB HATS, in great Va.
fiet5 a. lowest market prices az DAVIS.
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BROWN SASH Ribbons, ..ust received.

job lot JCUvIS hid GLOVES, st sIa ,,
pair at DAVIS
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LADIES GOODS.
~ GREAT REDUCTION III
Str AW GODS.

ErzIi- a AND FrsucH CUP u ITS ami BoNNEFs
al s. 20 former FIic- : So 70 Sl.5O, AZ
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MErRoPoLlrAN DOLLAR STORE.

FINE GEOCERS,
myell-t I4I- Pa av., opp. W. lqrI'S R5.sF.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
THE HOlY0Ke HOLOCAUST.

Burned to Death in Church.
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Greatest Event OF the hge-the Old Relia
Ne Hannibal i st. Joseph X. r.
hlWaIs ahead.

From and after April i,h this company will run two
express trains daily. each way, and arrangements
hare been made between this line and the Toledo, Wa
bash 4 Western Railway, whereby through train 10
be known the KdnSgs cry oNd ke'c York ENpress,
composed Of baggage cars, da! coaches and Pullman
Palace sleeping cars, is 10 be run from Kansas CITY
Toledo 20 J. Via Quincy, Jacksonville Springfield,
Decatur, Toluno, Lafayette, Iogan>port and III.
Wayne cltioaf chdBg, Also attached Ia THIS train Is
through day coach and pulhnaa Palace Sleeping "a
isrough TO Chicago Via Chicago. Burlington Quincy
y. n. The New York express VIA Quinc,, makes the
time from Kansas City to New ora in fty h"Hrs Am
advantage 20 the travelling public never before offered
attempted 10y any any othcr line. Arriving in In
a,arapolis. Cincinnati, Toledo Cleveland. Buffalo,
Niagara Falls, Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Philadelphia,
New York, BOSTON and other cities from three
and hall to twelve hours in advance OF all other lines
Through tickets and full information can be obta
al At all sicrs OF the Kansas Pacific Railroad. Rag
gage checked To destination. For further inform alton
consult time tables, alyss I. Pennela, Gen. Pass
cncrr Agent, Hannibal, No. or q. Clayton, West
ern Passenger Agent, Lcav"nworth, Kansas
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CHUaCH DIRECTORY

PgTspyrrm,N-w 4 SinpkIas, Pastor Preach
inr each sabbath at II A. NJ. and 4. NJ sabbath
senool 23o 4. VI. Prayer Meetings "Wednesday eve
nuYs.
NsrrIopISr ErIsCoPAL-Rer. J.. y. Han, Pastor,
Preaching every sabbath, ~ IU:.i0 \. NJ, and I:JJ
o'clock T. NJ sabbath scllo /, each "a 1Jath, at
"a NJ. Prayer Meeting, "Wednesday evenings.
Ert.cor,r-Rev Thss. Il. Doopy, Rector. Preaching
every sabbath Inornns and evening.
q AruoiIC-srv John Fogarty, Pastor. Services on
the ond sabbath Of each month at the Court ll"uoe
Esrrrsr-RcV \. II. Willard, Pastor. Preaching on
each sabbath morning and evening. sabbath school
s.S A NJ Prayer IN .etns Wcdr c,aay evening
tu,usrtAS CurgCr-Prcaching il; the Baptist church
ON the sd and 4th Lords day OF each month, by
Elder 4. ID. Goodwin.
ELGIrsH T.i'rHEHAS-t;. Young, P.5ior. Preaching
ON the first and third Sundiy- ol each Dnth. Al III
n'clock \ n. Second and loalih Sunday, al New
cambria.
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Our grain buyers must surely Keep look
out or they will be cassed in that terrible
ring. Only the other day they all concluded
to pay a certain price for 4 lead of corn. Not
one more cent would any Of them pay. They
decided the matter by drawing straws," and
Perry walked off with the baggage.
Hall 4 Eastman s,Il the Mason & Hs,niin Cabinet
Pipe FAY Tor & Farley and the Cleveland organs.
new arrangement in this country is TO
witness 1.-The dog chase the rabbit Quite
number Of latlies and gentlemen have been out
on two occasions TO observe the sport. Maj.
Probert's hound was the aforesaid dog. and
the rabbit crowd generally was the aforesaid
rabbit. The Majors hound skins rs graceful
" over the prairie as an antelope, and Mr..
Jackson Rabbit has TO be very fleet of foot in
the race or the hound will cabbage his bag
gage. Ii i fine sport IN these autumn days,
and the ladies and gentlemen have chance
TO know how much fun there may be in fox
bunting.
To-day Won are TO disregard all the rules Of
nature and eat 4 ton of solid turkey and other
fixings, even if it takes all winter To digest it.
II is thus nominated ly custom, and custom is
quite a monarch in this world. Therefore the
man who bas not 4 turkey for dinner should
have stolen one before this. In fact, where
turkeys have been lying around so loose for
the last fortnight, il il an objectionable sin
for 4 man 10 be without one. l. il Il sin 10
steal turkey Not by any manner of means.
Brcatbes there maH with soul so dead who
would hold 10 the contrary. 10 steal u tur-
key and get caught at it may be sin. To
steal one ard be successful entities 4 man 10
the honors conferred upon a contractor under
Tammany rule. Our ethics may be defective.
II it is So it is the fault Of the construction we
place upon the demands OF Thanksgiving day.
We naturally take to turkey and il we have TO
take it from neighboring poultry yard, il j,
all the same to us. In fact there is spice about
4 borrowed turkey which is fascinating in
the extreme. If that borrowed turkey Is bor-
rowcd In the night time when solemn stiffness
prevails when there Is no moon, no dog and
nothing but darkness around H. and the twink
ling stars above us--then does that turkey
seem cmbeIlisIed in the highest degree TO our
appetite, and clothed with Il bewitching grace
which come. Of being fed from other peoples
corn, meal, DOPE" and at 10 expense to our
self. With llli, opening address. we think il is
unnecessary for us to advise our readers 10
proceed 10 turkey dinners
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citizens Of sallaa and Vicinity, Attention

The Kansas Pacific Railway. the old Kansas Pioneer
Like Is nakiHg Extraordinary eNetions TO add thous-
n.s To onr population this SEASON. II extends as YOU
all we'll know from kanSd> CITY AMI IsaN"n"""h 10
81 M Center Ia, AnIma~, Denver, Boulder ana 'hrN-
otas. Tiinsr points c:ng the irrnn o the main lin'
and branches Il reaches all important piacr: ia Nan
sas Colorado and New Mexico passes through all "rr
principal cities AMI opens to settlers all our fertile
valleys liz agents constantly at work IN every
section of Uuion AMI talking ~ the people and
distributing oh- OF printed ntliicr illustrating anu
srscribing State. Our people can ait an this
rood work bN wiring to their iriri.ts who wan 10
x4Ar tr, r.-,irr health an urS" them To risIt
rhc great Colorado Resorts. You caa also send the
lnmr- uf those friends and acquaintance ln
iss at of thr Missouri Rive and whpm YOU thnh
lctsht he induced to remove TO Kansas, IL Mr. kcm
Kansas city, and he viii send tifn printed na'tcr
and ba,- nj. agents rl upon them La this way thou,-
rnd, ia ignorance Wi obtain knOni~tSe oil our VI
.,,ny. Mr.. y. :, Lyr-rd J. General >tp't., and w
Beverley x. krim j. General Passenger Agent "Hn OF
fir,s Al knuSt,
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-
TIE COMMONWEALTH.
Prospectus for fSis.

Tie present proprietor nf the CoHwo~wTaIIH a.
summed coitrol OF The paper March. 1875. ss'! no"
has the pleasure al announcing Inst the policy Nhlch
sne- sovera~ him in his management hs- the APP
troysl OF the public, has been ryuieBccd by
.ira'iy increase ia IL >uGacTiutiOa let.
satisfied with the results ar hcsaas the honor -
announce that the COMMONWEALTH VIII continue 10 b.
To. saTne-''Only NOR -
In politics the IoNNoNvEALTH Will be
KErrEiI-AN,
belle ring that the prcseyva, OF thr vspuhiiclr
glniZaiion, ard tte maintenance of The Republican
principles necessary Ia beat back thc hosts OF Bour
honisri, hand and AgrariIn fsna:icis.n thr
stupid mistake vi conO'in'ting the support of men
wuh IN. support OF principles ard Fatty 20 prime pc
not knowingly advocate the nomination or eviction OF
bad TO Office, whatever riEy I've their political
professions believing that goo cause is suays best
The financial question is likely to be urpermo,i iur-
Irg the coming year, aud the CoNNoSTEtLTI desires
10 place Itself un the record as Ia favor III
MONTY.
I, will oppose any policy which locks 10 the rr-ers
ton of that urHitigard cIrse the Wild banking
system, and which will tend TO Keep up IN This coGn-
try two kinds of money. superior anh inferior
cure hey Ii will labor ia bshaif Of that svsteLA OF
financial management which VIII make the Soor
man r q liar worth just hundred cents in gold
Realizing that tine chief vocation OF news paper j..
TO
WILL rHE Xsws.
the C0sYoxwEAL1H will avail itself Of every resource.
10 keep the people pasted IN regard To public events
In i;s sect;on OF news, the Inyariahlc rule will be
KANSAS FIEsr.
The departments Of - State i,ruls - kynsts
Farming Iid Kansas Churches " embracing the
general. agricultural and religious Intelligence OF the
state Will be- kept Correspondence from all
States will continue = be prominent feature. IA the
matter Of
local STpS,
the general . Of the paper VIII be prcs~n iir
Gopek kan, who NAV y ahrou, ;lrly piciurr oC hi-
home Every thing that cen be supposed be of III
ter,st il letter rom home viii b, gir,n.
LEGISLATIVE REPORTS
will n heretofore. he prominent feature The re.
port. Will not br encountered by re- Untant rortn,,
matter. but will give the essence of all that J. -Il snG
inns The syllab az decisions OF tir SnprcEI- &,
Published ~ authority ia the COMMONWEALTH a.
Official notices and publications ali depart
nIpIt> ui t.G
STATE GOVERNMENT.
The location OF The paper enHhlr- it 10 give ~ the
esrii sill OH cial incllZ rnr- TIM. furnish
ing d,y by nay the history ni tc rcrrur
:h stale Government including thu supreme Court
t~.,-eisl attention l. directed 10 ia.
wxEk;Y CoSroypgALTH.
forty colural paper. with fe advertisements and
containing al Tho reading matter that appears 10 Elk
ISSUES OF thc !al!
Weekly, three months 81 cents six m1nt- s. 90
year. 81 o. IL 10 slvHys stopped when the TIM.
for which il paid cNpirrs Daily, $40. % per year
Specimen copies sent free upon application.
Address, +. 4. BAKER.
Topeka, Kansas
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ON TOP.
And What Is the best Of IL yer, iikel, 10 stay
right there.

IRON the reports in the Kansas Cy paper Il w"lld
'prear that the fright service Of the s. Loci-.
Kansas City X Northern road l. the biggest Kind OF
recess, ami the r,. lime 10 - Ioui, Ten
~ thc cold To almost ,Ncitc pity. Hardly day
that from tNn 10 three extra freight trains do
not have 20 Dc made up the average stock shipments
alone require trains day. By the way the re-
cord of the shipment. the past sixty days frona the
KANSAS City stock Yards. ia Of decidedly suggest
i've character, and the points will bear general detail
IN these columns Ii appears that from the 9Th OF Ju-
Ito the 18th OF October, the total number Of o.t;le
shipped from the yards .. SO, the Ea>tcrn lines
taking them in proportion Ioalows burlington
Route, s.aiS Missouri Paclc. T. %. Hannibal \ -
joseph, st,!o6, and the 81 Louis. Kansas CITY A
Northern, 41,js5 little calculation show, The tn,a
&c the Missouri Pacific. burlington Route and Hanni-
bal Il -. Joseph Ia he 81 Sss which Is less by s6ia
issn that Of the -. Louis, Kansas Cily X Northern
alone More Than this. the latter roads total OF
so snst i2l in cNcess 81 half of al shlpcda fac, Of
It~el. OF striking sicniSaucc.
THIS much 80 True rc-ariigg TIA one class nf shtn-
pers, holdS gooi with all othyr c.assr- and the Il
lnus, kansaa city Norhcra viii ccrta Ily enter u,-
- The Cet'ennial year with the broom high In hal
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The "WabaSh. y

Thu Line OF Pullman sleeping Cars and Palace Day
coaches heretofore run between Kansas City aad To-
lslo via hannibal a st Joe aud WIjt-h Lines, are
bs ing through 10 Cleveland, instead Of Tole-
10.
Express Trans Of The Missouri Pacific and ST. Louis
Kansas City 4 Northern Railways make direct con-
nrction with Wabash Trains from It Louis.
Passengers taking tie WABASH Li>E have hut one
chan re from the Missouri Riv 10 ln'ianapo-
las CINCINNATI, Pit;sburg, Philadelphia. Baltimore.
BiGllo New York Boston and intermediate points.
Get our tickets by the Wabash Route, aud bc happy
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Take NOficr.

eeasd TruFcssls All - n-oriye,i by ~ taEaty
Clerk Il thc-,srE II Ala astii oslBrs 4
n SATURDAY, tsss sEh &T - IsFSen'ser f13 fsr tis
busldsuE q assaftcnsl span % fharfy 60 SIT %
each .ss.l O. the BAVARIA bTt1sr AMI flse siag ~
ne aupnoartsr- Eserrsa pa zai 49, "a -
ne tsssaEy Gt-sss oEssc Jis~ Commissioners
tn rtraf - Frjgcf aay zsrl 81 bel.
Hy ar1rr q fe b1zr! q Jystasy Cosrsss- sisnsr. -
DAVID EEEBE. ci-rs
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TIME TABlE-K, p. r. r.
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

judge OF he District Court. III. PRESCOTT
Senator-SoLOMoS STEPHENS.
Rrl,rescntatlve--G. &. LOCKWOOD.
County Coanissioners-w. Is. S'IIOiL, chairman )
S NJ PALMER and ". =. CIfANPiiS.
County Clerk-DAyiD BEEBE
County Treasurer-C. T.. FAULKNER.
sheriff.. j. tioISG.
Register of Deeds. I. CRss.
Joroner--J. *. LII, JR.
County AttOrney--JoHN FOSTER.
SurveYor-i.. %. WICd-.
superintendent of Public GnSirnciion--D. l. Mf..EE
Clerk Of the District Court-N. Peterson.
Probate .IudSc--II. r. CrNNINGnAN
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CITY DIRECTORY.

Nnvor-.. II. BI>uoP.
to,incilmrn-C : RADCIIFF, GEORGE KRUGER
Wy BErG, \ ". WIckuAN, L. j. Conc.
Police Judge-N. r. CARROLL.
tlrrk-FRED. IL. MILpMAN.
Tr,l.urer--J NJ. BLoDGEIr.
Mar nd. VI. TCrrLR.
Cay AttarSeY-iouN o~rrR.
t.ii;ci Of Fir brliartment-lRA l.. GAMER.
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o. th~ sh s4v o. I,~7~EaheT. -. a. s-rfsse. D
fHI -rII - fhgr hE=as-s htttrr fsr cash fsza
one =yzsf frak sssr g-f riethin s1 asiav sgTHeier
Prrs-rxs l-la-ga 10 Ia.as T-4a.Y sz@l tz1xn - rs
for .s.as.l ssst A. T-L saks l.sscf ghs Nj
son ii.sr-s ~ g. trssas rstfus
ga E. &Nf1 -sN
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
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Az PERSONS uaE1ei from trasri.t=-iIsI.z Sza'
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