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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-14


A good deal OF sport has been had, In the
columns of THE STAR, as well as IN those OF
its contemporaries, at the expense OF "Blue
Jeans Williams, }" of Indiana, as ne is called,
Chairman of Com mittee on Accounts, be-
cause OF his refusal 10 permit lemonade aud
other cooling beverages TO be furnished TO
the members OF the House during the hsa,et
term at the expense OF the public treasury.
The game seems fair enough, At drst thought;
but really the position assumed oy Mr. Will
hams is sound as we'll as economical. Gan
tlemen In private employ, who are every
way the peers OF Representatives In Con-
gress, are accustomed to pay for such per-
sonal refreshments as they may mead, in hot
as well as In cold weather, out OF their o wn
pockets, and there Is no good reason to bs
adduced why gentlemen in the public service
should not DO the sane. Taere is no patent
Of nobility In Office holding which req uires
other people TO pay the personal expenses of
those who are favors Sd In that way. Besides,
II Is said that the use of lemons aud lemon
ade is destructive 10 teeth. CJngressmeu
who board at estabiishmen where chuck
steaks are furnished shoult not fool with
their teeth. The gentleman from Indiana
knows what he is about.
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CONTENTS.

BY John Austin Stevens, th.
Thule" eta sastronsmical Dialogue.
-, ma r.oas. M amSiins feint .. view.
BY Maurice 1henpson:-Beauty and the
Snernssy. Ciubs-cIuo Life some New
sas T..c.,."K' u s'S Go,. and In, Hand 1 r,
ssar0 s Sff r1sssT.s
BY Philip oaiioe..-seieniifie Misesiiany.-
prie. ~ Cs ,er Nvuber 81 mae Van.
SHElOON q COMPANY,
ucu.-.
OF ST rock
PRICES MERELY NOMINAL
on AMI. ,,c
"
,DD co.nc nDn o,x-rc
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The overflow visitors from the Centennial
coming TO Washington within the last two
weeks chose rather a bad time for their trip,
and will doubtless 60 home prepared TO re-
port that this Is the hottest city In the
union, which OF course is a mistake. The
weather has been oppressively warm all
over the country for two weeks past, but as
a rule the thermometer has touched higher
point In New York and other large cities
than IL has IN Washington. The trouble
with our visiting friends is that they "do'
foo.much In one day. or course they must
visit every department, and the Capitol, and
many OF them mount TO the dome during the
hottest portion OF the day. Most OF them
are burdeDed with umbrellas, hand satchels
baskets, and even shawls, and IL is
therefore not at all surprising that they
should become overhested and imagine
Washington an earthly Hades.
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Reading Matter on Every Page

ArerdDe strorn Daily Circulation
orer 15.OOO,-beia0 more than
three times that Of any other
60ffy paper in Washington, and
equal to that of all the other
daily papers in fhe city added
fOOPfhPr.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

ECR BEET-A nne HOUSE, rent very low uuri-
n btreo l0a Sd street northwest. opposite BOtsn-
icsl Gardens. Apply on the premises. 5r to FRANK
3. BkONNthG, Columbia Law Building. igic-6l%
k'oR sALE.HoUsEs for tS,Me, e9.eO,
es,ao, $500, el.ooe, ea.see, q 900, Wei located
and on esgy rrna. IL, SWIFT,
octs-u SlI Yth styN<f.
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LOST AND FOUND.

V1A RGWARDaLost, on 18th Of July, Z ~ so,
ViV on street, between Delaware avenue and
Sd street northeast The above reward will Re
given by leayip 1t at No. 7O6 "a street b ct veep
u and II streets northeast. lts
q. RkWARD-Lost, last evening, going from
% - street to he cars, on 9Th, or Oar No.
Is. . GOLD CHAIN and GROSS for which a re.
ward OF e5 will be paid if left ct 416 OH street
northwest. 1t
G1 n REWARD WILL BE PAID to the person
SI u giving information which will lead to the
arrest and conviction of the parties who have stolen
bowers and destroyed trees, &C.. on the grounds at
1898 i street northwest. iel4-lmS
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WANTS.

W1ffsdJssPRR, : SEQ o9ok WAsHs = ,, ana
Apply ct Ordnance Office. raw yard. u.
w assist in the work Of . small family. Reference
r nns, 6spo Am ni'sr m III h'r'isnd s!'
ga s.s hand ihi sEPP, e
HoILipai. lsf street noEsswess iyaM o.
ply, ana
g teach eEiafsn &ddi.:s s. :S ss.
Star effce. jyI-3t'
WANTID-A sTTUATTON in . fir.t class fanf.
WIZ by respectable woman as nurse, seamstress
or care Of an Invalid: Has good references. No
WAETED-At once. 100 honest, reIisbIe HELP,
oeS sPH 1Ud toe s, s nd s
A' :: f ss sna Once
iyll&s MAS LOUISE o. BUrLER.
WANTlD.rw.nty:a ve Girl, and Women for ali
oN,ys Kings o. work: to &c to Poi,a1elpsis: Also,
and country. A trust, eoIered Boy 70 drive gen.
Goua ARIy sSS Econ
Wsori must be rood washer and ironer n refer
snse: required at 1894 streas, between i..h and
loth -tr JyiS IT
IA ANfLD-A frst- clss. BIAS on f ne shirts
yl2 ST. Mrs. l.. A. McLANz.
W.ETED-A GIRL for general homework in
house in the absence OF the family; m ust come well
recon r,enced. address Pest Once Box 9s. jl'-st-
WhNIED-A GENTLEMAN 10 take q hani-
w sOre b furnished Bed Room ia Q pri sate fan.
ny, In central location: SUCH person would have
Ply p The Real sssss ocs Of EaTSWLss
No. 1902 street northwest. Jyl2 ST.
WANTED-6 TO 30 ACRES OF LAND. CON
w venient to the city snitab!e for gardening pur
peses Address Land, at this office, stating locs
ton, Price, &c, &c jylI 6,-
WANTED-.t the Northern Liberty Employ
good e0mpetsns afkLs to iii n Sr"-cisss sisas.
tions. jsl0 Ct
WANTED--To EXCHANGE new Stoves for old
w ones, at BUrLkR'S. corner 5th aud X streets
cured, from o. to sas, or no pay. jys-T
WsNTED-TWO MEN in Washington and three
w for Msrylan and Virginia. Business pleas
Art. permanent; and no peddling. $50 . month,
o sio' Monitor manufacturing Co.." oini iys g
WANTED-Any person can make oHO q month
w selling our LETTER COPYING Book. Any
opSater u.ed Send stamp Tor eir.ui.r: ES6Es
p1EA Oo., II Tribune Building, Chicago; hi
WAETED-lmmedaiely "a nrst cIass STEW.
AEp aad sf M5AD wA1rER. Apply to 1891
WANTED..By 8 novel oficer AID wife the
w charge OF . FURHIsaED HOUSE in q good
locality for the summer; the best Of care guafan.
e .P Pe.t Scs
Gentlemen e hpow th.t WILLIAH
aysnue, makes . sDsoiaity Of cutting garment. g b
MADE at home. novl9-ly
WANTED..OARPETs TO OLIAN at K.c1I
between ~ and eth streets southwest. Called for
and delivered without charge. apll-ly
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
SSOO TO IAN ON RIAL ESTATE. ar
S S;I. 10 percent. GdiTass A. s,.-om.
ITO LuAs-seTeFal sn,l . n0un De OF .ONkT oa
Il real estate ssearity.
Hha Cer5eS Iith ssd s,rssi.
NEW sToRKRoOa, AOJOTsING NcCaU-
~ LEY DsbLWtG'3 Grocery gao PenusTi-
BOO and Shes or cent. Faraississ Store. Ivis 81:
ESR BrEr-oDe nev Frsme HOUss sud
I sIokE, corner ON and a streets northsssi,
ard streei. .ouih.ast. Win.
S 81. ! 4s.i isISS.sf CO.. ss.rs
FoR SAIL OF v6ScHANek roe CITY
g. Nd IL mile. from sesSroos 1 on Baltimore s0 ssd
Pot.mee railroad end three miles from Bsl,sstlie,
d.eIiins and sOcd barn. yoens orchard Of sssles
and Other o uits; one hundrsd ceres cleared, 6S-
Tor grain, fruits, and vegetables.
i,n 81. 8 Z corner 7th and street.. sSrss.e.,
S3OO aSD $500 Several .un. Of ,hi.
S,o iarses sSm 10 loan on real e,ts,s s.eSrity
iyii 81 -- [Repl " si sgn street.
EoR sALE.Tbs stock. Ststures and Good VIII
situ.td in on. OF the b.s, loeus 20 e on. .
so igS se rse, Hs's9e 0es , 3.
EXTRa0RDIs.Rr BaRG.la : BeautIfui
~ LOT en- north street between oh sod IOth
.tr.ets being lot &C. square So, az 20 cents per
'C yyi, aa'p" i"" Gssp 3 sr Sg its street.
a R.kE CHANGs 1Msn1Sd q. a partn.r q
st s,si- 9sGGGIsT S s;s E:se1 aan,rsi
s. JOIN L EsiSrst SD'ess::
To LOAN ON ss.L EsIArE-
$4,000 and a2;oao
jyn Ct Be.l Estate .seOt n s., 90 oi5ua saIsius.
WE WAIT NJ: TO PukOHAss hyUsa Tor
isss Se.l xs,s,e agents: us 81 1ot 1S
E%AsHISsres. 3 o. of pR soTfessffsssFFH ses
.resi, B.i%cre, Ma De.s excellent anO op rs,
unity e make money; This hot Sc has 81 rooms;
Apply to q jon SsoN, owner r II i,ts street
Agents, IS Ls hi 81 at street. s.
more, Nd. Jy7lm
N0IlCE.sPKCIAL IMPR0vKaENT TAX.
seeursse: s So ~ v sos .Sa es
iy6 I'm Hall Room, Metro politan Bank Buiid's.
EOk eALE-Tbe old Al tic MARIAN BOO STORE,
ID and Sd s1eetsa stock 81 600 vol nee
,su1.a taken IN exchange. Apply :, the
EOR sA ALA first class DRUG STORE, doins
L. business OF from DIG to ga day; reason for
Pe s snG a ONCE Details given By sddr'''ns
SPHoIAL OTICE.
To buy nne WATCHES, CHAINS, DIAMONDS,
and al other fine JEW ELRr cheap for Cash, 20 10
s G0LDsTEIG q co.
III you reed GUNS. RKvOLvERs, SILVER a,d
eny valuable present.. for ornament, 20 to the
LOAN OFFICE, 90 sNlR 10TH AND SITS
To sell valuable Goods, 10 negotiate Loan, or to
obtsi1 liberal allowances on Commission, on res-
ssnab'e terms, go to the oldest, largest and most
reliable house In this country
d GOLOSTEIN 4 CO.
LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS'
ie1e TT Northeast corner 10th and streets
MONEY TO LOAF.
$4,000 to loan on choice real sssass, In srns OF
fom $500 to 81 90, af and 10 per cent Interest
a few sums ct per cent. In from o. .0s TO o 900
B. Ii. WARHkR,
msfll corner 1th and streets.
$50 p ~ 1900 t. 1--WE ny sIooK
Write for ~ page book, Men and IdoRs Of Wali n
and Wall 1T. Review. skNr IREE.
JOHN HICKLING co.,
ocu-ly Bankers and Brokers. ~ Broadway, H. n,
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AJADAmE kESTELL, NJ. D, Q thoroughly en-
w perfepoed and scieufirc Ladies' Physician srd
Midwife OF - years practice, attends ladies their
homes, or Comfortable private rooms. careful nurs.
Ing, and the best medical attendance OF the Doe
tore private residence. Ladies placing themselves
under the care Of Msdame Bestell are Guaranteed
scientitc treatment and speedy cure. Once and
residence, corner OF South SHARP and Dover sreetA,
baitmcre. sepn-ly
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ARTHUR NATTANs. Druggi

nIssOLUTION OF COPARTNERsHIP.
WASHINGTON, d. @, July Is, 1916
The firm nf 4 sAkS b 90. is this day dissolved
by mutual consent, Mr.. b. KATZENSrfIN with
drawing. A. sAKS.
.KATZENSTEIN.
As above stated, I have this day disposed to A.
SAkB my entire interest 10 the firm Of eaks &
Co, who will ia future conduct the business. /
eaInerty bes peak for him continuance OF the very
fstteIing patronage bestowed on the old nrm.
u. KATZENSTEIN.
1 thsn continue the business uader the FIRMS
mare of A. SAk6 & co, aud have assumed ell liza
bilities OF the rm, and alone authorized to sign
In liquidation Of ell accounts due the Old firm. I
shall endeayor in the future as in the past to merit
the continuance OF the many hi cd fayors and pa-
ronaee bestowed on the old firm.
ANDREW SAKS
jyA IChron Rep MY Dry Goods Re porter
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liable BROTHERS,
Merchant Tailors and Fine Uothisrs,
gAtI Corner Seventh and d streets,

A LUXURIOUS BED.
The AeHAETEE HAMMOCK, recommended by
Mr. II. II Stanley and others. Also, fresh pply OF
large and medium -siZe Grass b ammocke, 50 and
IS so. Orders by mail promptly filled.
SYINEMRHZ'S Hat 0toys
jyh-tr 1897 Pa. ave., ne 1t to cor. 18th IT
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FINE OLD BYE WHISKY. for medicinal and
family use. Large bottles, o.; per gallon, Is.
CALIFORNIA PORT AND SHERRY, GALL.
FORHIA MUSOATBL and ANGELICA; war
rsntsd pure. Very fine. q per bottle.
CALIFORNIA BRANDY, pure grape, o. per
bottle.
All these goods are selected with great care,
especially for their purity We solicit trial. feel
ing confident Of giving satisfaction.
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MACKINAW STRAW HATS.

We offer q Genuise MACKI8Aw STRAW HAT
for Soc. Gail early, we intend to close them ou
WiLLEYf 4 RUOFF,
jyhlw COS Pennsylvania avenue.
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EOE REMI-six. room BRIOK HOUSE, 1915
nsnse,s, 90. Apply next door. or st paint store,
lxl5 0reee, Defweou l1fh an6 18th gtfooeB. Rent
o0psr month. WI. kOTHGBFORD. js3-1ns
E0e REH3-ROONp, fafniShs6 ana 1nf1fnisH.
e, u al Iarts q the city. fro9 % 70 Do ler
10. e16 0oooe northwest. AyM-As
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PASIUkE: The BEST TO Be HAD; no
Skass cut from Il: ose mile from ths q
~ L0e tne htctsy Farm. Apply 10 IUCHe IN
TIs a. fth street. opposite Eos, ONT 80
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-08-03
HiRhlaud Ufen,s.

An alienation Of comfort and discomfort have marked
the pusaons of the thermometer for the last week
two.
Our Centennial travellers coming back Col J. p.
johnson and wife, who have made quite an extended
tour returned last week. bringing glowing accounts of
delightful trip. But pride ourselves upon the fact
that after their really appreciated visit to the famed
cities Of the East Boston, New York Philadelphia Bal
tmore, and Washington, they come back satisfied with
Highland. We are glad to greet friends Mr.. and
Mrs Forbes who also have enjoyed the pleasures of
mer travel and the great exhibition; and DR.. and Mrs
Leigh Others still nger get cooled off by 1.-The salt
BREATH and to make themselves that there
no place like home"
1t depends great deal upon the beralty of railroad
companies whether there will be another hegira from
here to the Centennial not.
We heard good Democrat say that he should make
strike for the Confederate Roads, If the fare went
down to twenty-five dollars the round trip and would
take the Centennial in He is for Tilden.
Our old friends Mr.. and MIS- Bayess Campbell are
with again. and it does hearts good their
familiar faces in midst.
Tho political ball begins roll and from the coming
and going OF polite strangers begin think that the
votes of town of the railroad count many the hun
bred any the railroad. But all right for
Hayes and Wheeler matter how 90 for the
lights. MEN.
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AeIerarce Iienns.
JONATHAN.

The wind storm on last Friday night did considerable
damage west of here.
Tuesday last was big day fer Severance. We had
while Atchison was represented by W. W. Guthrie,
bell Leona BY B. +. Heastau No-manville by John Nor
mile. and Troy by Albert Perry. The wires were so
thick last night that could hardly get home without
a stumble Even the Democrats had take hand, and
time it almost impossible to tell who the
hardest workers.
Several of young bloods paid Atchison visit last
Sunday.
Arch. Campbell has bought Ben. Campbells property.
Price paid, six hundred dollars.
Joe Kelly has sold his place Isaac Sharp Mr. Sharp
says he doesn't want any more Of Oregon in his.
W. D. Rippey bought of Arch. Campbell last Monday
hundred and thirty dollars worth Of rubber paint
Enemies in war, in peace friends"
The Republicans should remember next Saturday and
be hand at the primary election Let have peace"
Miss Annie Springer went last week, to Great Bend,
in Bar County to spend months with rels.
tiyes.
child Of Rev. Moys, aged eighteen months, died
last Monday night They have the warm sympathy Of
the entire community
Remember the school meeting, August 10th. All
should attend.
B. F. Harpster lost his pOcketbook last Saturday lie
offers ten dollars reward for its recovery.
John W. Kaufman started for Ohio, last Tuesday, to
visit old friends and his stock in Pres
dent, Hayes.
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY.

BENTON BARRACKS, Mo-, April 30 1866.
Sarsaparia and healing and beneficial qualities it
possesses send you the following statement of my
wounded about two years ago. taken prisoner
and confined for sixteen months. Being moved often
my wounds have not healed yet. have not sat up
ment since wounded. am shot threugh the hips
My general health is impaired and need something to
assist nature have faith in your sarsaparla than
anything else wish that which is genuine. Please
press me half dozen bottles and obHge,
CAPT. C. p JOHNSON
ST. Louis No.
p. S.-The following written April 3oth, 1866 by
Mrs. Jennie johnson mother Of Capt johnson
DR.. John BuH-Dsar Sir: My husband, DIR. c. s. John
son. a skifu surgeon and physician of Central New
York where he died leaving the above C. p johnson
my At thirteen years of age he had chronic d.
arhea and scrOfula for which gave sarsaparila
1t cured him. have for years recommended it
many in New York Ohio and Iowa for scrofua, fever
Sores and general debility Perfect has attended
it. The cures Elected Of sereHla and Jerer
sores 1oers almost miraculous. very anxious for my
son to again have to your Sarsapara He is
fearful of getting spurious article hence his writing
YOU for it, His wounds terrible but believe he
will recover.
Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-08-03

PERsosAL-Maj. n. A Adaus Of Manhattan, was in
town. last week. The Major is making vigorous can
for the Governorshp and is working up considers
BILE strength.
Judge John A. Halderman, of Leaveuworth also can
ddste for Governor here Friday evening and Saur
day morning He struck lead of old army friends who
take stock in him. Judge Halderman is Of those
honorable men who always retain the esteem of those
with whom they associate He would the position
Of Governor.
Thos. II. Cavsnaugh Secretary Of State was i. town
Tuesday, making acquaintance From what We can
learn he has pretty sure thing ON a re nomination.
w. W. Guthrie has been around for several days past
liking things up for delegates to Congress We believe
he has everything arranged 10 his satisfaction.
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RKPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

Delegate Convention Of the Republicans of the State
viii be held in Representative Hall In the city
Of Topeka Wednesday, the 18th day Of August A D.
the hour of p M for tbs purpose Of nominating
candidates for the following Offices, tO-wt:
Governor,
Lieutenant Governor,
Secretary of State,
Auditor of State
Treasurer Of State,
Attorney General
Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
One Associate Justice OF the Supreme Court,
Five Presidential Electors, and
State Central Committee.
An counties entitled representation in the Honse Of
1871 and Others will be entitled TO
Representation in said INVENTION follows tOwt two
delegates from each Representative district.
1t Il recommended that the primary meetings for the
purpose Of eecting delegates the State Convention
herein called held Saturday the 5th day of
such hours be designated by the Central Com
mtee Representative district in the event that
there L no such Committee shall fail to act by
the Central Committee of the County.
1t also recommended that In addition to the delegates
herein provided for alternate be elected for each del
egRte. -
vention by virtue heding the proxy Of any OF the dele
gates elected JOHN GUTHRIE.
J. JAY BUCK. Secretary. chairman.
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gutal Matters.
SOL. MILLER, Publisher.
TeT1aaSs

For any other length Of time, in accordance with the
above raies which apply only to regular advertising
Ruainess cards of lines or less Is year.
For legal and transient advertisements 81 per square
for the fst insertion and 50 cents square for each
subsequent insertion.
Special Notices WIN be charged 50 cent extra and
editorial advertisements and personal communications,
double price.
Eight lines Of solid Nonpareil make one square. an
fractions Of half square and over are counted as full
square
Advertisements requiring to be certified TO- win be
charged the Of certifying In addition 10 the regular
rates.
Transient advertisements must be paid for invariably in
~ JOB WORK of all kinds done short notice. q
lew as the times will admit All Job Work must be paid
for when taken from the ONCE.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-08-03

The Oranges Of DOniphan and surrounding Counties
will have picnic Harvest Home In the Court house
Park in Troy on Saturday the 18th day OF August 1876
Each subordinate Grange requested to make its own
arrangements and come in full regala with banners
notices and full baskets. Farmers and friends oil the
order and all who would enjoy holiday AT the close OF
the abors Of occurring the largest harvest ever gathered
in DOuiphan County cordially invited to participate
Good speakers and music by the Troy band. Lei All
the people from all parts Of the County come OUT
By order Of County Grange.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-08-03

LADY PEEsoSAIs-A number Of young ladies' from
abroad have been spending the heated term with their
friends in Troy. During their stay there have been
series Of social parties, which have all proven pleasant
and enjoyable.
Miss Allie Hudgens Of St. Joseph has been visiting
here for several weeks scattering fun and eheeruness
around.
Miss Tita Owens, Of St. Joseph also spent few day
here.
Miss Lulu Armstrong. Of Lawrence returned home
Saturday after visit Of few days dsing mischief
der the left lapel of Of the young mems
Miss Susie Shaw of White Cloud is visiting in town,
brmmng with good humor.
Miss Donna Fox has returned home Troy, after an
absence Of almost year. looking fresh and blooming
Mrs Sinclair and Mrs Craney who have both been
yerely Ill, are again fully recovered.
Mrs Price, who has been q visit Of several weeks
to friends in Nebraska has returned We glad Of
for she will take the Judge in hand and make him
attend to that cold.
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Ijunely.
COMPLETED JUNE IO,h, 1876.

The extension of the St Louis Kansas City and North
Rail,Oay from Ferguson Station to
The 81. Leuis Union Depot,
eleven miles) completed june 10. All Passenger
Trains arrive and depart and from the Union De-
pot where connections made with all Eastern and
Southern lines This extension through the
beautiful FOREST PARK also the most interesting and
picturesque portion of suburban Louis and surround
ing country.
This Compony has just published beautifully colOred
engraving, entitled "A Birds Eye Tiep Of ST. Louis "
showing the Union Depot the entrance to the tunnel
under the city the bridge the Mississippi River and
the Relay House, East st. Louis
For copies of this engraving free address C. K LORD
General Passenger Agent st. Louis. 22une
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DoNIPHAN COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judge I'd Judicial DistTiet-P. l. HUBBARD.
County Commissioners-FRED. HARPsTER, CYRUS LELASD
JR-, A. LAKzELRRE.
Sherif-THoMAsJ j. VAHDRRsLICE-
Clerk Of District COurt-FRANK BRowN.
Treasurer-RoBERT TRACY.
County Clerk-CHARLEs RAPPELTV.
County Attorney-W. ID. WEBB.
Probate Judge-RoBERT WILKINSON
Register of Deeds-F. H. DKRNHIHG.
Superintendent of Public InstructOn-D. ID. RosE
COroner-DR. WV. REEDER-
SurveyOr-JAARs +. FoRMAN.
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SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT CON-
VENTION.

Reubliean delegate Convention for the Second Ju-
icai District will Be held the court house in Hawa
tina on Wednesday, August A. ID: 1876 at o'clock r.
NJ To nominate candidate for Judge of said District
The deegates to said Convention apPoroned as fol-
lows-two each Representative district VIZ Donpaah
C,ouuty s. AtchisOn County 9; Brown County, Ne
maha County l. The delegates will be elected at such
times and places may be hIed by the Rspuohcan
mites of each Representative district When no other
time is designated by said Committees
that the delegates be elected on Saturday August
~ ' JOHN L. BLAIR,
E. n. MORRILL,,
SIMON CONWELL,
Central Committee.