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The Van Buren press., 1876-04-11
Brooms! Brooms

HAVING secured the services of first class mo
ehanics, / am prepared to fill all orders w
Breoms. ] am also agent for Broom Machine"'
F.R, McKIBBEN,.
Aus. l0,-6ns Van Buren. AIA'
The Van Buren press., 1876-04-11
Arkansas Press Association

The Fourth Annual Meeting OF the as.
sociation will meet at Searcy on the 7th
day or June.
DR.. M. NJ. Mcclure of the Dardanclle
Independent, will deliver the Annual Adj
dress, and Hon. JAS. Torrans, of Little
Rock, will deliver an original Poem.
The President of the Association will al
40 continue his History Of the Arkansas
Press.
TIE President Of the Association has
made arrangements for free passes for
all Delegates to and from the Convention.
The Van Buren press., 1876-04-11

A more fearless or correct Senator
does not sit in that chamber than Scna-
tor Eaton, and he "kuows what he is
talking about'
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Commissioners Sale.

SCY VIRTUE OF a DECREE TO THE
ID Honorable CircUt Court CT Craw-
ford County on the Chancery side thereof ut
the September term, 1879. continued and In
force by decree made at the March term, A.
D., 1876 in the ease OF l.. G, White against
Earnest 4. l.aHeustciu, l. ms the Commission
er named in said decree will sell to the high
county, within the hours prescribed for judc-
ial sales, ,on
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Connecticut 10 tho Front +!
HARTFORD. April 3.

4sgfass4 HARTFORD, April 3.
Hartford eityagiyes Ingersoll major-
ity of BIB. Last year lngersoll had
majority Of loo. The indications are
that Waite, republican, is elected to con-
gress over Wells, democrat, by good
majority. Sixty towns. including Hart.
ford, gives Robir son 1878, Ingersoll
l766S, Smith. Temperance, 492, Atwater,
greenback, 4l6, The game towns last
year gave Green 5,G07, lngersoll IS ,64a,
Smith, temperance, S9A, scattering, 6'
SO far as heard from the republicans have
gained Ii representatives and the demo-
Gratis a. Ingersoll is no doubt re cleo
ted by the popular vote, and the leglsla-
turo will be democratic.
STILL LATER.
One hundred and nine towns give Rob
inson 27,9si. Ineersoll 33 ,49o, Smith
1868, and Atwater Isl The same towns
last year gave Greene 26,2l4, ingersoll
1920, Smith 1.925. scattering g. Net
repub ican gain, 1867. The senate has
probably four republicans to seventeen
democrats. The democratic majority in
the house is tlifty or more.
LATER AND BETTER,
HARTFORD, April 5.
Ingersoll's majority is 1861 and his
plurality is G,5l4 The senate stands
eighteen Democrats to three Republicans
"a Democratic gain Of one over last year,
The house stands eightyGvo Republicans,
one hundred and fifty nine Democrats
and two Independents Last year it
stood one hundred and seven Republicans
and one hundred and thirty seven Dem
ocrats--a gain fer the Democrats of
twenty two, giving them a majority on
joint ballot Of eighty seven.
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Markets.

--Rnsiness for the last week has somewhat
improved, and produce has been more freely
brongl in.
Sales have beenmade as folbws heats
Corn 50 cts, Oats - cts Rlonr - . to ~ 3d.
Sweet Potatoes - cts Irish Potatoes Go cts
Bacon e. Chickens ~, Butter 20ets Eggs
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B. J. BROWN, Agent

for Land Commissioner of L.R.d
Jan /, 3in rs. Il. W. Co.
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S Senator Eaton OF Connectiect.
United States senator. said in speech
at Hartford Saturday evening before the
election:
When tlse New Orleans whiskey ring
was exposed, st. Louis and other ives
tern cities Of this class would seem insig.
nilicant, for in New Orleans, frauds would
he traced directly to the White House
and to Pre- Jident Grant, who was conver
sant with all the fscts. lie claimed
further that men who had gone there to
ferret cut the facts had been killed, and
that the attorney general was conversant
with these facts, but refused to take any
steps, toward Furnishing the murder
crs. He knew this to be true, and he
knew the attorney general and president
Il. 10
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M @ oGfCe
n office.

March 3dlsli.
, 1876-12-23

HlGH SCHooI.-A meeting Of The directors
Of school districts Nos 1 and 81, was held
at the Court House, Tuesday last, for the
purpose Of taking action IN relation to the
proposed high school. After an interchange
OF views, it was agreed TO recommend that 4
high school be established, open TO all pupils
attending the district schools That special
tax not to exceed , mills Ia any one year he
levied for the purpose of providing suitable
buildings, paying teachers, and generally
defraying The expenses Of said school That
an invitation be extended to the school direc-
tors of the various districts, superintendent,
and members elect 70 the Legislature, to meet
At the Court House. the first Monday in
February, for the purpose OF considering
said proposition. The action of the directors
was unanimous, aud If the movement thus
inaugurafrd is followed up. our present ex.
| crll-nt common school system will be rounded
out IN such a manner IS 70 give the child Of
the poorest citizen the advantages Of a class
ical education.
, 1876-12-23

County scHocL FUSD.-It Is a prevailing opinion
that the hooi fund drawn from the county treasury
l. TO pay the teachers only. This is mistake. In
these hard times and on account Of the strineurv in
the money market tax payers are UNANIMOUS in or
Posing special taNation unless actually necessary
We hear It often proclaimed, and By persons ', ho
ought 10 know the law that tie ecL1oI directors can
iot apply money dawn from the county for tie ,ir
puse q delIayins incidental expenses Thass who
put forth thess views always talk OF levyi1r special
tax TO pay such expenses hssct6o superintendent
In lew Gays vii ma ke lis ser-anuua! "a, norton
inent OF the scho, fund and it Is for that reason i
We call attention 70 the school law Of 1873 paye
chapter II, section > wherein It Is provided that tl
money Is TO be appropriated for the hire Of school
teachers add tEetieaiGi ezpsases' Tie section here
ludel 10 refers 10 the niltx only and Wien We CON-
sder that all licenses for Tie sale OF intoxicating linn
ors, or fox the K eiing Of lowing alleys or billiard 81
Icons, and al fuss, must form part Of the school
fund which h ense money BY the way amounts 20 oyer
5000 during the year, we come 10 the conclusion that
there ought TO be in every district fund large enough
to defray incJ>a'gl e1Isasss without resor M, ali
OCCASIONS q special But tins special tax bnS
iness 1t is fair to say IS ouly Tesoriet TO IL badly
managed districts.
, 1876-12-23
SERIOUS AccrDENr.-Ou last Thursday,

SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-Ou last Thursday, a
sad accident occurred On the Walia Walia
river -.a- .I.'-Ju, a.-.y-, I-su. ..a- .a -g-5 OF
l... AIr and Mrs. Spence, w=I kuoTu 10
many Of us, were returning home after Visit
to Walls WaIla. riding IN a wagon. drawn
by spirited bus gentle team. When on
reaching 'he summit Of the bah, 90 ;as north
-ils Of the Wllla Wajla river, one Of tae
/ u.oe, ircamu uaI.s,tI4-L. 4". .v5,,s 81 .aa.-
forward allowing the ring Of tie geek yoke
to slip from the pole and The team dashed
away at terrible speed. They had almost
reached the bottom of The grade when III
making a short curve, the wagon upset. Mr.
Spence was caught under the bed Of the
wagon, and his thigh broken above the knee,
the bone peIi1rating the skin Mrs. Spence
was badly bruised. her left shoulder di>loca'
ted and elbow injured. DIR. Bingham Vas
called TO attend the unfortunate persons,
! and at latest accounts they We're doing well,
although Mr.. Spence, Is somewhat weakened
by loss Of blood.
, 1876-12-23

MILITARY IrE'a-On Tnesday last an
/ escort Of d non-commis.ioned ofiis and three
men, with a general prisoner, left the Garri-
son by stage for Fo:t Candy, Cape Hancock.
W. I. The same evening Sergeant Cohroy.
1st Cavalry, and escort, returned from Fort
Colville....O On Wednesday We noticed gov
eTmenJ wagon and team with q small de-
t.chment pass through town, destined for
Fort Lrpwai, l. 7 " Yesterday Lieut. W
II. Miller, 1st Cavalry, took his departure by
the Lewiston stage for his company at Fort
Lapwai, l. T. The funeral of private Of
Company +, ist Cavalry, took place at one
O'Clock, p. NJ, yesterday. The deceased was
an old soldier Of some eighteen years service,
and bore an excellent character. The poor
fellow was taken sick while on guard duty,
only one night before be died. and truly may
be said 70 have died in the harness. True.
honest and faithful, doing his duty to his
country to the last. He was buried with
military hunors.
, 1876-12-23

A A---NDN CsLL.-Oas day this aesk.
ay eirht country friend, sd called
e..l- s---- Oa SudwaJacher BROS. The
oSlsct Of the call was TO give our country
VISITOR an idea Of the extent of the leading
"ai4a Walla mercantile establishment, ard
also to impress upon his mind the fact that
although the county Is divided, the town is
more Prosperous than ever. We first jour
'5yed through the different departments into
which the first floor of the store was divided,
-ul as We passed down each alley-way our
mend was aStounded at the immeusiiy of
,17 stock OF goods. and the completeness OF
'us arrangements. He seen enough dress
e0'ls to elothe all ;he women and chiIdren
- 'ae country, and ready-made clothing suf-
~''ent 20 give every man and boy east of the
'-'uhtaIus bran new suit, and then leave a
'.'eA 'o -lpplv newcomers. The inspection
'ae hrSt hC5r concluded, We descended to
&C easement, and there spread out to the
'-1efing gaze of our friend was acres and
'e' oi groceries, the like of which he had
ever before witnessed. There was tea and
,''es iFom the Indies, coffee and sugar from
=. "Opies. and every arilel, that can tempt
appetite or minister to the comfort Ot
Oar friend was surprised and delight
awa ana IN the fnIlues of his heart said ::
IN, ana Waiia is the great cry of the in'e-
IsI,-, anu AcLSabacheF Bros. her great mer-
, 1876-12-23

BEAUTIFUL PEEsENTs.-Thoso Of our lady
OJ gentlemen friends ho wish to make really
beautiful presents, are invited 10 call and e1-
anime the magnificent stock of iewelry BOW ca
exhibition III DR. Day'~ show eases, The as
soT,meut Is very fine, and includes full setts
Of ear rings, breast-pins, brackets, and every
article necessary to complete Il lAdy's ou'ti'.
Also, chains, lockefs, studs, sleeve buttons,
charms, and a rhousand-aud-one articles OF
OrnameuL suitable for either gentlemen OF
!ady's wear. D.. Day, also, has very fine
stock Of fancy goods, including brushes. per
iameTy, etc. suitable for the toilet, from
which very many useful and beautiful pres
sn's may b. selected. Dr. Day has exhibited
-gE tr rLis market
... .r. ..al, --a,a .. i5'f'av goods, and
should fluk -i m-a.az llerr Eur-
without first ez-miug has large and
.-s.r aagu.
, 1876-12-23


HOLIDAY Go5Ds ars nov in oT1er, and
Daseubery Bros. have q large aud carefully
arranged stock of goods specially suited to
the holiday trade. \ set Of furs Is always
au acceptable present to lady, and Dnsen-
b.ry Bros. have a fine stock from whirh to
make selections. \ new suit Of clothes Is
Just in order at this season, and Dussnbery
Bro-. have an immense stock Of custom made
clothing, from which perfect fitting suits for
men or boys can be selected. Ladies dress
goods, and a thOusani-sud-cne articles from
which I, sel,c, holiday presents, can be found
At Dl-aubcry' store. Call and examine their
new and magnificent stock.
, 1876-12-23

Hon. T. PiNG was in town in the early
part of the week, and was looking unusually
well. Mr. Ping is the j,int councilman from
Columbia, Whitman and Stevens counties,
having been elected by clear majority over
both his competitors. Mr.. Ping has had very
considerable legislative experience, and has
always faithfully advocated the interests OF
his constituents. People who have PlundeT'
iug bills to put hrough will find in Mr.
P;ng ii formidable oPPonenf-c'e Of thos'
who Will be constantly in their way
, 1876-12-23

ADAMS Bios. haze a very full line Of fne
dre.. goods, clothing, etc. from which selec-
,i7u. cal De made for the holidays. For a
wife. sister, OF lady friend, a silk, poplin, or
empress cloth dress is always in order, and
will ever be cherished. Ladies who desire to
remember their gentlemen friends, will also
fud Mes,rs. Adams Bros. prepared to supply
them with a multitude of articles, from Il
dres,iug gown down 10 a Heck'ie. In max
ins your holiday purchases, call and examine
tie immense variety ;hyy offer.
, 1876-12-23

RENUNBEWNG THE SCHOOL DIsTMCrs--
The division of the county renders necessary
r.pumberiug Of the school districts. In
making this change regard should be had to
3,,s Of the organization of the different dis
,,i.,s. making the numbers cohform to the
,c,n.l number of districts in the county The
Superintendent should give this matter at
,.uftru-
, 1876-12-23

JoHSsox. EEEs & WINANs remodel their
csri his weyk, and present a fine Pier"r. a-
thgir new and elegant brick book. 4 sur-n-
Der Of rtis firm h,- just returned i~G the
Ah..do States and san Frarei-c- saere be
made large purchases at the low prices that
now prevail. Their stock er'Hrao.- as.ry ar
tclr III the line of general merchandl-z. all
to be sold at the Luz prices FOR Winch ;--.s
house IS celebrated. They have unusual
facilities for nesting the wants Of tie coun-
Try Il. .de, ard when our friends c"mr 70 town
We advise ILcm 10 give &cssGs. J L. X W.
call.
, 1876-12-23

W,snING MACmNEs.-Our friend Ken
,;..n informs ms that the washing machines
,d,ertised in the STATESMAN, and for which
h. !. agent, meet with steady sales and give
General satisfaction The only draw back On
,b-ir sale is the scarcity of money, and when
SIMPLY OF the ueedfui comes around, he ex-
pets TO supply nenrly every family in The
valley ai,h machine. Anything that re-
5pces the labor Of washing is public bene-
friiun.
, 1876-12-23

c,,-r1r THIEVES - About three weeks since two
men who gave their names respectively a. h7O '''.'
Clstleman, e.me into town, and sold to A Se''0l
one Of our principal butchers, five head oi Steers
The cattle 1t turns out, were driven from the olhei
srl, of Snake River, and were stolen The r'shtiu u
owners subsequently came to town, and on repre-
seuting the facts to Mr. Schol, he paid them iof 'A'
c,tIe s,c,ud time. One OF the Thieves Is now un'
der AIRS: at Colfax, and We presume WllI Oe GeAt
with - the law directs
, 1876-12-23

CHRISTMAS ToYs.-We stepped into Joe
B,uer'- store few days ago and were com
,ls,ely surprised at the magnificent display
-, Ch -:-,mas toys. He has al endless variety
+ mechanical toys, fancy china ware, drums,
kv's tool chests. hobby horses, expresses, and
.,-rything else that the little folks could
v,i.b form fact his store is the headquarters
4 Santa Clause in this community.
, 1876-12-23
q Q Ard

To all who ars sE 1.ug if5la The errors aul mis-
eT-tioils Of youth, ferrous weakLe,s easly decay,
loss Of Inlaiuol, Se., VII -eaI Ieczirt tIt VII
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy
WIS discovered by d missionary in south Ausr,,a
Send sel'-aidres-el envelope 90 the nv Joer1H
7. ISsiAS, S'a'isa ,, Dste Haass. Ns- To-t.
, 1876-12-23

4 WEDDING.-Madam rumor says that
ma of our city bellies, most estimable and
ti,hly accomplished young lady. Of sweet
,ine,een, will soon be led TO the bymeneal
liar. None but the brave deserve the
-, -
, 1876-12-23

J.T. FoKp, son OF Hon. n. Ford, OF Una
tilla county. and yomng man OF much
nromise hu. located at Baker City, Oregon,
where he proposes to engage in the practice
Of the law. He has formed a partnership
with Mr.. HYDE. and the address of the firm
will be Hyde & Ford. Car friend Johnny
has many friends IN :his valley Who will be
pl.,4ed 70 learn that his prospects are blight
and full oi promise
, 1876-12-23

MAsoNlc.-Blue Mountain Lodge No. Is,
{ 4. NJ, elected on Monday last the fol-
living officers: John G5uiy. W. n; John
Bower, S W: p. L. Hawley, J. W; ".
Adams, Treasurer; Frank kimmerly,
Sscrstary-
, 1876-12-23

PAYS WFIL-A farIaer friend who HodeStiy fe-
quests us not to publish his DaIne informs US 'ha'
within the last year he has raised and sold s2ioo
rort1 of hogs. This gentleman lives OF the iouehe'
and has no special facilities tor raising stock, and yet
within the last year be has realized s2ioo from the
sale Of hos alone We give this item as showing
,sbat Industry ard perseverance can accomplish
The Gtcts we voueh Tor.
, 1876-12-23

TuE HOLIDAY Hop, given by Mr. mos
O'Brien. OF the brick hotel, promises TO oe d
,,,s,s,nt affair. Some two hundred and my
;,v;,,t;ons are out, and in point of numbers
and di-plav. it is expected to be lie ball OF
the saasln.
, 1876-12-23

NAVIGATION is closed for the season. HE
last trip was made on Tuesday. The boats
will now 20 into winter quarters, and Tor the
ne,t TWO months we must depend upon the
telegraph and stsges for our means OF con-
..-,,7;c.,ion with the outside world.
, 1876-12-23

CuRIsrMAs CELEBRATIoN-At tie Epis-
.,,,l Church appropriate exercises viii be
,,3 including Christmas tree, from which
...s.nts will be Distributed.
, 1876-12-23

stFlGurNG We hear the merry jingle Of
.,,,,b-brlls, but ihere is not enough snow TO
te good slsighing.
, 1876-12-23

OrSAMEYTATIoN.-The Pioneer Market Is
m he deoked out with flowers. rose''e-' &C.
m. whole the work Of Miss Thompson,a lacy
of axealleur taste IN that i'me.
, 1876-12-23

PrcVylrs.-In view OF an event soon to
,.rn.n the country has the promise Of al
.bnndant crop OF soldiers.
, 1876-12-23
ATlENTE0Y. RrILDERs!

DAPrSFE WANTED. y competent Builder,
| one who can make Doors, Sssh Fian buildings,
N. can hear OF az! opportunity 90 eng se ID an Oh
.stIll-;.cI business, The applicant must BE good
mechanic trly competent 10 drI9 T.au' a'' sI.ih-
,-.tiof-. and generally trse chsrE- Dl the Hulimg
l., 1artmrut c.ure,t,l with 20 Planning MlA ''u.
SI5h AMI Dor Factory For fultigr particulars.
aJ1,.ira al p. ". AEEGEpN Iron Foundry cot
80 lf;, -r,,... 5I-l;u
, 1876-12-23

SANTA ClAus.-Mes-rs. Gregory " DAVIS
st their sale--roou,, this Saturday morning.
wir have a sale OF holiday goods.
, 1876-12-23
- = - R = " = q y

4 GRAY MARE AND FOAL have stlayed fIon,
y the undersigned, tor tie return ot which "a T.
ward of IEN .slu DOLLARS VIII r. u.Ii. The
Mare is branded with capital over "a II, on the
let shoulder and was Last seen ia tie uei ho,a
OF R!rIarI Nel'> ia Spring Valley The aiove re-
Mar. an lti 10 the ai.-oH stag E-u, II Nal.u
Nulll.
Also. p GRAY WkH|, b-su.e3 p, GA tie iait
sLoul5gr: sh- -ru.yai non Hail-l i1lin, .l i-.s'
s.lI Greek. 81. i- wei ks.a.u Henry S''!.li $ j.
| VIII p4v TIN go DOH ArS to any oa- who
win return be. TO i= Lewiston s,ag- Barn. Ia "@.I
asgk WILLIAM NUIIIEAN.
, 1876-12-23
ET STOPS EVERY LEAK,

and t1r 70 OF iron fiS 10 equal. -S !: expands ~
heat. csufI.e-s ly sll AMI SEyEa DElCss 1lr ssIs-
lusis covered ss4fh 4rr sletllus Felt gsu b. made
vatsr-'-sht as siaal. csqe-=-, aat preserved tu-
many yHI>.
This Sl4.g Paint 5
, 1876-12-23
EXYGEEELY CsEELP.

-uu.su-r.
Da -eaagel sliEEe- Il fills up tn .o'es sai pores
ans e.y-S Uev -al~trut.d .aCf tirt N.iI ilsr Tor
Aels- Iy.-slsu4 V ,II- -a1EIe- 70 rss-> fs che ir
pl.aes ana keeps -.s-l ;l.rrr G.Is op .I holes N
rit ia Is, stops a.. .-ata-aut although slow
dryer rain du,a ur. al 20 it few toI5 after apply
lu-. As nearly an pants that 1ge blaek g1attin ran,
De- sou obtain oIr GENUISE article, NsLcL .i0-
sLT.si. ROOFS IS
, 1876-12-23
CE0CoL.YE C0L0R.

when frs, anp.i- T. changing 10 about month 90 a
uE.oll .-s COLOR All Is 20 a-iiUreu,s aul purposes
SIATE. On
CES ROOFS
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-04-06
United States Marshal.

Charles H. Miller of Leavenworth, dePu'! VI
Marshal Tough, has been appointed Uni'e" '''''e'
Marshal of Kansas, in place of Iougn, "no &c,
signed in order to avoid being dismissed siiier
ia tboronobIv acuuainted with the duties 9t the
office and Is said to be in every way qualihed.
The o,l,, obisct;on we have heard urged against
the appointment is, the circumstances unuei
which II was made. Tough was appointed
through the influence OF Senator Ingalls,, tor the
mart which he took in the conspiracy by which
InoaIIs was elected. 1t is strongly intimated
that there are defalcations or Irregularities in
the Office, in which not only Tough is involved,
but which would be unpleasant for Ingalls,.
Tough resigns, upon condition that his deputy
shall be appointed. The latter, while probably
having knowledge of the irregularities, would
be impelled, by a sense Of gratitude, not to ex-
pose the shortcomings of the man who gave
him the position. Judge Foster also came IN
with his influence, saying that the good OF the
public service demanded the appointment OF NH
ler But Foster owes his oW elevation to Ingalls,,
SO that, in reality, it is Ingalls, insisting upon
the appointment of the man whom he and IouSn
have chosen to tend the cabbages growing IN
their garden The appointment, we understand,
nv rights really belonged to Senator Harvey; but
he sat there like bump on log, and let Ingalls,
snake it away from him. Ingalls, virtually Is
two United States Senators, United States Mar
shal, and United States District Judge Harvey
amounts to about as much in the Senate as
fresh bologna sausage. When he does OCCASION
ally susceed in getting an appointment for one
of the insects that stick to him, it is little po-
sition away in some jumping-of place, Ike
Washington Territory. That seat in the Senate
has been unlucky, ever since Jim Lane blew his
brains out. 1t is to be hoped that a change will
be made next Winter whether it be Osborn,
Plumb, or any other of the aspirants-in fact,
any change could hardly fail to be an improve
ment upon the present incumbent.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-04-06
CAPITAL CoRRksPoNpENCE.

ToPEKA. April l, 1876
This is the LIST of April; that account item
to-day may be considered a. reliable
The themes of interest here are the Topeka Lottery
and City Election The bloody al" is waxing warm, the
fight being between Major Hentig and Father waddel.
Hentg is a white lawyer; waddelI a colored peanut
vender The churches are in favor of the latter. En-
closed find his photograph and ped gree copy which
has been filed with the State Historical Society.
Baker has commenced the publication of the Ereaing
Times and Pruuty preses in the sanctum Prentis calls
the roll in the Commonwealth at m daily with John
Guthrie at the bat and Web Wilder 'on deck"
The daily and weekly Blade looms up, and brother
Swayze is as happy as coon.
The Kansas Farmer remains pure as the driven
and its brilliant publisher cOngratulates hi mself
on , act Of braniest HOase' defeating stray law
at a midnight hour, with less than quorum present
Capt smalwocd has been in Topeka, the past week.
and has secured the necessary bond preparatory to tax
ing charge Of the Land Office in Washington territory
He goes west in a few days.
Hon. A J. Mowry has been at headq uarters in the in
terest of his case the 24h Of April Andy sleeps
we'll and feels confident of victory.
The State will be ready for trial am told in the Lap
pin
Topeka is ked for the following candidates. one for
United States Senator three for Congress one for Gov
ernor two for Auditor, two for Attorney General anu
the cry is ''still they come"
Wheat in this locality looks we'll and fruit has not
been injured.
To-day is State Arbor Day. but Tom Anderson, by
proclamation has postponed the goose in this city un
til a more convenient
The Centennial Board had two days session the past
week with the members generally present
Senator Parkinson of Franklin County has been sOrey
afficted-his wife having died few days since.
Brother Parlet 20 correspondent on the streets
YESTERDAY He is stationed circuit north Of Topeka
He speaks in the highest of Donphan County and
remembers kindly the editor of the Chief Rus Williams,
Phil and FOruey.
frequently hear the Of Judge Price used in con-
necton with office of Attorney General and feel con-
den he goes the he will come out victorious
Dr. Dickinson just received about 800 new volumes
for the State Library and is busy in fitting up new
shelves LYNN.