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CHICAGOPKoI UCE MARKET.

FLOUR-DulI and nominal.
WHEAT-Active, firm and higher; No.
sprin. 81 01el O.1sc; No. 2 spring, 81 OJ,4, cash
or December; No. ), spring, 81 ".
CoRS-Aciive firm and higher; $40 cash
or d. cembcr.
OArs-FaiTiy active and a shade higher
24lsc cash OF December.
kYE-Easier; 55Izc.
BSRLEY-Easier; SIC.
PoRK-Faiily active and shade higher
Sill - cash Sll %, old SII -, new December. /
LAKD-fairly active and a shade higher
s. 20 cash OF December.
BULK MEATs-steady shoulders, &c; short
rib, q; short clear, e.
WHisEY->lIS
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sehe,ck,v Pupmou,c Svrv, far n


- SVusos.p tsOos NVoXoo
and Colds.
The great virtue of this medicine Is that II
ripcns the matter and throws II out Of th.
system, purifies the blood, and thus effects a
cure.
SCHESCKs SEA WEED ToSIC FOR THE CUHE
OF DYSPEPSIA, ISDIGEsTIoN, &C.
The Tonic produces a healthy action of the
stomach creating AN appetite, formin. chyic
and curing the most obstinate cases Of Indi.
gestion.
SCIEsCK's MANDRAKE PILLS, FOR rnE CURE
OF LIVER COMPLAINT, &C.
These Pills are alternative, aud prulu,-a n
beatty action of the liver, without the least
danger, they are free from caiomei, and vet
more efiicaciOus in restoring q beatty action
of the liver.
These remedies are a certain cure for Con-
sumption, as the Pulmonic Syrup ripens tina
matter and Purifies the blood The Mandrake
Pills act upon the liver, create a healty bile
and remove all diseases of the liver Often a
cause Of Consumption. The Sea Weed Tonic
gives tone and strength to the stomach,
makes good digestion, and enables the or.
gans to form COOL blood; and thus creates a
healthy circulation Of healthy blood. The
combined action OF these medicines Is thus
EXPLAINED, will cure ever case OF CoBsump-
ton, IL taken in time, and the use Of the med
iclnes pezsevered In.
Dr. schenek = rDlsnlnaaIly It his princi-
nj o0Iae, ougnR elxfA cd Areh Directs,
hi 1As1pkia, eveV 1011g, Uh0oan lettem
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Notice.

Those holding tickets to the Red Mems
Peace Danes, tonight, can procure carriage s.
free of charge, by leaving their orders at L.
P.Gabl.'s cigar store, All Delaware street,
where they can procure tickets, The call book
CLOSES at o'cloch p. N.
Tickets will be ON safe at the hall door.
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Sellers Cough Syrup.

PITTSBUR:, March q, 1876.
.NeSNs. II. J.. !SlieTs IL 90: Two bottles of
your Imperial Cough Syrup" cured me of
a distressing cod, winch settled on my lungs,
OF one months standing. l ctn cheerfuily
recommend II. WI. RENO,
BooA kCe per A nd,rSon Wood sSl,.,:l-works.
Il. Il. SELLERS IL CO,
Pruprieiors, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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CITY NEWS.


MAJOR TAYLOR is slowly Improving
R15E WOOD il playing IN II. Joseph.
Nor many arrests at the police station
PLENTY of mud and water on the streets
READ Robert Keith & Cos. advertisement
Iris probable that the weather Will grow
colder soOn-
Coon times are expected at the Fort during
the winter.
THE ST Joseph Herald publishes c"ntin'
ued love story.
ST. JoSErH II preparing for a grand mas
querade ball
FRUITS Of all kinds and vegetables are
plenty ia cur markets
u.physicians report ;. r. Burdette's con-
ditioU much improved.
THERE are eighteen laboTers employed on
The government iarn-
IIrr-T. BOLTON was IN command OF the Iu-
dian camp yesterday.
The zsi Infantry band has ''practIseh up
on several new pieces.
WORK on the gut;ering Of the Fort road has
been temporarily suspended.
The damp weather of SUNDAY prevented
many from going To church.
THE changes in time On the various rail-
roads went into feet yesterday.
WE are gisa To learn that Nj. Tom Keith is
recovering rom hI, late severe accident.
COMPANY 'ii1ofIhe Twenty Third Ia fantry
was paid of yesterday at Fort Deavenworih.
In : now "a pretty nearly settled fact thai
there Will b. a new rector at the Episcopal
church.
THEEE Is "a slight fuiter among the officers
AT Fl. Ieayenworth with regard 10 tie Mexi-
can trnub s. On the border
Tag Missouri Pacific express train due from
I'm. east j. 10 arrive hereafter al I2:.5 p. NJ in
st..,,,i of lasls. a. h.Tetofp-e.
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Dy li"e"rihg "o''ie vi pi- DUN 'o"sh
r., .,,.,.i sra. ,.v,,. ~, tho co,n,r
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Receipts az" nlu u better nom the country
ihah ""'i '"s c''s'
Az eiSe '''''''ts "''' a.
Iurn.f ha''' o"""'! n'sh'' anu was a''si'-
An .,;,.,,r, ,,t7z,.n.
bf NoIh W PORK patching hhas neeh Wei.
brisk curing the past lew days. Packers say
the meat takes sat beiier during the warmer
~e"ihei ia" ""e" II y he' %i's-
IN IA I" va C'' IL W. 'o"' '''' :"
"'"' i'iI' ~ IN ~ IA '' " " -
L.stNrI~oith. ih"cei rihoht wHl 70" l'ei o. III
ed ny '"' "'' "i'''''' i'''
n.y. ""''' u'''ii- " i''
f"''" :" ii'''' d" - pm ~"
M ,'.s aS' ~. anu S"o' !"
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'"H i"'' " " ~
sour Nai,E BIHge shops ana Tue VARIOUS
foundr g.. Night ami day the sound OF tn
n tInner or he blast oil the smelling furnaces
Ca "e HeA'"-
ihf i"'" "S'"'eh F"'' h''en"oi'n "iio
the ihdlah camp Is IN an awful eoiuiiion'
some t"" N"hl'i's "hi'h were p"i'oo 'hioueh
the mud yesterday sunk To tnu axies before
gel ing through.
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UNCLE SANS Condition Powder cures
disease. Every stock raiser should have it
on hand to lie used as occasion may require.
Ii your druggist does not have the genuine
Uncle Sans, do not be deceived with an in
ferior article, but send to the Emmert Pro-
prietary Co., Chicago and get it for your
self. For sale by Joseph Harrop, Camp
bell 4 Kendrick and Theo. Egersdorff.
eo,l.Sw
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CUMBERLAND Cry, KY, October y, lS15.
Messrs X. f. !S,E,rS Il Co., PdisLuy: ! was
afflicted with Rheumatism 20 thai | could
neither move and nor foot. by the use of
your celebrated internal remedy, "Iohnson's
Rheumatic Compound" was entirely cured,
and am now enjoy ing as good health as ever.
MRs KATE ANN HUNTER.
T. E SELLERS x CO., Pruprietors, Pitts
burg, Pa.
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Dr.. Kings Syphilitic Remedy Is warranted
to cure syphilis in the primary, secondary and
tertiary stages, and in all Its varied and cum
plicated forms, and will cure the worst case
Of yenerial diseases; cases which have resisted
the treatment Of the most eminent physi-
clans of America. 1t cures the first stage and
heals the ulcers IN . few days. = cures Ill
oers in the mouth, nose, thro.i, head, arms
:2d leg ssS 1.s ~ 2sns y, s8nh III e1n nna
tinm, etc, In . short time. Price, = per
packaes. sent everywhere BY express. A
tFoa111e 81 seKnA 4teeoees. mes. Sent mailed
~ ~ onmpA Sod b. d.. J. Dinsbeer, ~
NoFsh 49, aBsse, T. Louis. Ao. Capei
0nluoD1 = - 000a1 Hsfln1ed. Theo.
- &neve1westn, g.
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STOCK MARKET
lDrover's Journal Report.l

lDrover's Journal Report.l
CATTLE-Reccipts, 3l1O Good supply good
shipping quiet but steady, g. 3pai95; siocker.,
duh, IS Gpss3 %; native butchers, quiet and
weak cows, ~ vca3 80 steers nominal & 15t4
p; Texan Offering, - -.
HoGs-Receip's, l1tyD. Stronger and fairly
active; all sold mixed packing, - Oedi lO
shipping, 2tdi Is light, 81 U'di 10.
SHEEP-heceipt-, litH. No choice stock Of
feriBg; ali Gull; slow sales.
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X. C. PRODUCE MARKET.


WHEAT-Steadicr; No .. winter, 81 l6; No.
81 ~; No. 4, soc D.; No. spring, Sc: No. ) 7sc.
CoRS-LDwer; No 2, SO e; rejected &c.
OArs-Duil; No. 2, i71xc.
EYE-SOmiDsl-
BARLEY-Sominal.
BUTTEE-lJc.
Es.a,-i1..lSc.
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Fell Down With Them.

A house at one oil the corners of Pottowato-
ME and Fourth streets, where q number OF
colored people are in the habit Of holding
dances event back on a party "a jewellers
Saturday night, by giving way of the floor.
No on.. WAS hurt but tIterr. was "A general rush
for out of doors. Tie place is known as car
line nall
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-20

DE- WIScuELL's Teethins Syrup is a safe
and sure remedy for Diarrhea, Dysentery
and Children's Complaints generally. 1t
should be in every house where there are
children. Mothers give it trial. For
sale by Joseph Harrop, Campbell & Ken
drick aud Theo Egersdorff. eod&w
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-20

Sheriff y. 9. Baiiy oil Doniphan county ar
rived Ia" city yesterday from
IIov with prisoner WHO'S sen
fenced 10 one year in the peniien-
tiary for grand larceny, having stolen 80 from
tho hou~e of "a neipEboT. As he hid hereto
for. IN de several attempts 10 escape h- was
sLackl,d wn.n brought here. Sheriff Bailey
leaves to-day for home.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-20

Each and all members Of the Leayenworth
Gun Club will see Ia the best OF their ability,
that the above laws Will be strlc tly observed,
and any person violating the same will De
prosecuted TO the fullest extent OF the law,
and any information Of any such violations
will be thankfully received By the Leayrn-
worth Gun Club. II
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-20
THE RED MEN.
The First Annu.,. Peace Dance. Civ.
en- by DeIassare Tribe M. 5, IA Odd
EelEOW-s Hall.

Last evening at an early hour, carriages
from X. a. Golfers stables were seen Hitting
about through the city picking up fair ladies
and gallant gentlemen, and hurrying
them 10 Odd Fellows hail. The event OF
the evening was TO witness and take
part in the 'nrst annual peace
dance" of Delaware Tribe, No. ) Improved
order of Red Men. The members OF the tribe
We're, on the arrival OF the guests, found ey-
eIywhere about the hall, making each one
feel at home and comfortable. To the COM
mittee of arrangements, consisting o. Messgs.
]. Trump. II. Il. Cleghorn, L. W. Osgood, T..
w. Moore and ID. ID. Riley, had been left the
arrangement of
THE HALL
and right well they performed their duties
Th,.yast apar mcnt was abiaZe with light and
was decorated in most handsome manner
The north end OF the room Was decorated
with an immense flag bearing the wOru
'foie," in large letters aud surrounded by a
number of smaller lugs. \ large flag at the
east SIDE Of the room bore on its stripes the
motto, .'Friendship; Freedom; Charity"
aud was also bordered with small
einblems, while under IL hung the charter of
the order. The west side of the hall giittered
with symbols of the order and tastefuily ar
ranged flags and banners The balcony used
By the orchestra was handsomely decorated
with "a large American nag, and from this
point TO the chandelier through the center
OF the room was hung fe>tOons of evergreen>
which, together with the brilliant light and
the tastefulIy arranged pictures about
the walls, made the spacious
hall a fit place for the gathering of manlinrss
al Il b auty who had been expected. Before
nine O'Clock, fully three hundred IeOpie had
arrived and W i.itehair> excellent band began
the first piece on the programme consisting
OF a grand march, Ia which the wish Ors listen
ed with pleasure. Prof. skinner then took
charge of the aS>emb!age as prOmpter, and
led them through the maZes OF the dance,
which all enjoyed. After the sixth number
ON the programme, the various members Of
the order of Red Men appeared in full cos
tune and execute Il their peace dance, much
To the d!fication of the observers.
At twelve O'Clock, the proper committees
took charge OF their guests and escorted them
TO the banquet nall, where one OF the most
sumptuous suppers OF the season had been
pTepar, Il 10y Gi',oomini, and arranged III Gle
CANT style. After supper the dance WAS re-
SumUd, and not until ear y morning did
III" merry party separate. Every
one who was present admired the
skill and grace with which the various
officers performed their duties, especially
McsSrs. T.. &. Moore, I. T.. Gable, +. A. Clarke,
l.. VI. Crctors and :. J. Banker, floor mana
gers, and Me>sIs. T.. Wise, J. Il. Rtlston l..
Iieicke J. Seymour, +. Marchefke, McCown
Hunt, W l.. DorSam and L. Hardwood, of
the reception committee. The latter gentle
men were uuiiTIng in their efforts Ia make
everything pleasant, and how well they sue
&c d'd il apparent, hen tn" general verdict
WAS, I'VE had "A glorious time"
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Markets by Telegraph
NEW YORM MONEY MARKET,

GoLD-Opened and closed at Ices with sales
in the interim AT lult..
CARRYING RATFS-.i To per cent
SILVER BAKS-Si 2Ut.. greenbackS; al L.
gold silver coin, J. per cent. discount
GoYERSMENTs-Dull.
RAILROAD BoNDs-Quiet and firm.
STATE BoNDS-Steady.
STUCKS-IrTcgular and weak during the
greater portion OF the day, the market being
influenced by uniayOTab!e rumOrs regarding
the coal conference, but when il became
known that "A plan for combination had
been adopted by all the coal interests II sharp
recovery took place, and the market in the
last hour advanced Isas4 per cent. i'll the gen.
pr:lI list
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Dus y the continued warm weather, n
nuTnbtr OF uees have began padding. and
some fea-s are enteitaiHed a. u the safety q
The iru,I cops next year-that is, 4 there = 10
Da aIy more cold weather.
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Notice of Final Settlement.
STATE OF KANSAS, I

STATE OF KANSAS, L.
LEAvESwoRTH COUNTY.
In Tie Prob te Court Of sqid County q IL Sdte.
In the Matter Of the Estate
Of JESSIE MCARr, Deceased.
CR DITOItS and all other persons inter
" est.-i in the aforesaid Estate, are hereby
notified, that at the next regular term Of the
Probate Court, in and for said County To be
begun and held at the Court Room. In the
City and County Of Lsayenwofth- state OF
Aforesaid, on the INST Monday in the month OF
January, A. d.. is7s, shall apply To the said
Court for full and final settlement os said
Estate Administrative Of Jessie McArt, de-
ceased.
L>-avenworth City, December 4th, A.. d.,
IG7. Folly McAKT, Administratrfx-
IA. MANN, her Attorney. WV
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-20

DR. JACQUES German " orm Cakes are a
safe and efficient remedy for Worms. These
Cakes never fail to destroy Worms and re-
move them from the system. For sale by
Joseph Harrop, Campbell & Kendrick and
Theo. Egersdorff. eodSw
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K. c. LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CArrLE-Receipts, Js3; shipments, 1876 I;
market steady sales of native steers, 3 GOA
il9; native COWS, 5. 6,5.ss %; Colorado and
Texas stockers, e2 7Da5 ".
H'Gs-Recripts, 76i; quiet and dull all
sales, s. efa5 10.
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Total Tax COLLECTIONS,

The amount collected and deposited in bank
by the County Treasurer d ring the past
eighteen days, for taxes, is ;i3,a9i.sI, which
he considers pretty fair work for the drst half
OF December.
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District CO0 n.

The State of Kansas Va Edmunds ct al.
Defendants hill Of exception presented TO the
court, allowed and ordered to be filed.
Ex-psrte p. McKecver, s. Hambel and d
Gallagher excused ss jurors for he term.
Lena Bitter VS.. John Bitter; application
head u.sier advisament.
II. Grouse vs.. J's'a Kelley; on trial; evil
slence in.
The cas- WAS argued At an extra session.
which begun at seven O'Clock In the even :
lng, but ut late hour NO verdict had b,-en
brought In.
Court adjourned until this morning 1t ten
O'Clock.
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A young man while going home from par
~ few nights ego. met with slight accl-
dent which caused him 10 be found By Ofllcer
Miller. and rescued hum perii0us position.
His bod vasdespay imbsdhed IN Md hoss
snd hts hnu1sv fE10 v4lsh - ~ naln. ~
v161hiuR oV1 M. H Dvo - - q
s..Z - = - ksslss q "a !. :. 49,
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CHIEF JOSEPH.
Another Visit 10 His Camp North Of
Fort Leave 1worih.
A Perfect Fac Smile of the Auto
graph of The Noted Chieftain as
Voluntarily Written and Civ
en- to a Times Reporter.

ON last SUNDAY afternoon TIMES reporter
after tiresome ride. owing to the bad condi-
lion of the roads north TO Fort Leavenworth.
arrived at Chief Jos, ph's camp about quar-
ter ;.lt..r three o'clock. A drilling rain
which had sci in, caused most OF the visitors
who had been at the camp 10 hurry away
homeward. leaving the place very much I'M
like what II was on the Sunday previous.
Lieutentant Louis X. StiIIe, OF tue Twenty
Third was found 10 he In command of the de-
tachment of soldiers whose duty
il is to guard the prisoners
the guard consisting Of himself, and sergeant
and ten men. The reporter was ON inquiry
informed that the services during the day
among the Indians had been strictly ob>srv-
If and attended by all the more noted war
riors Of the party, and their wives. one of
Ih.. features Of the service was "A Special pray
..r and chant Offered 10y the aSseInbl;,ge Tor
The welfare OF Capt 4. y isi-y, of the
Seventh Cavalry. The Captain w.ss present
during the ceremonies and through the in
t.rpr, ter gave them Ia understand that lac.
Judy app. ciaicd Inc good feeling toward the
ni.mbeTs of the army.
After a general survey o. the village which
was found to be In every respect clean, aud
well arranged, the Reporter visited the tent
occupied by
CHIEF JOSEPH.
where lac found "A number Of ladies and gem
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sire for learning in the way of the wnite peo-
pie, is apparent from lne manner ia wItlch
he seem, d To wish 10 give people TO under
stand that ne is not altogether ignorant, and
that lac has at least learned 10 make lew
rude letters On paper.
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T"-niyht being the Regular time FOR the
meeting Of the City Council, it is probable
t.at th.. question of the location of the X an
ssss Central round house, shops, DEPOT etc.
on the levee will be discussed. IL Is hoped
tue committee in their wisdom will not b.
too exa cilnR.
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CUT YIS THROAT,
Mental OerangenIent Inc Cause of
the Commission of this Rash
Deed.
He Journeys From Leayenworth 5
Gaiva to Find Place to
do it.
His Dying Statement Letters to His
Wife And Chi!dren-He Prays
for Them all.

ing:
On as bright and beautiful a December day
aS ever sladdened tine heart of man, with the
golden sunshine pouring down upon him
and airs warm and b'iimy thos.. of the
early spring, playing about him, white every
prospect seeined ntted 10 make life doubly
de II and existence Itself Il constant delight.
Thomas CIR er went forth, into lonely field,
aud ia yesterdays noontldc he deliberately
cut lIImselfo oil from life anu nome and friends
aIIG every JOY and pleasure which earth
yields her children. The motives which
iu, ,ciied hIm 10 the cTime Of Self-deslructiUn
are, 10 rs, yet involved la mystery. What
were the
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-20
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &C.,
i'll send a recipe that will cure you,
FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South
America Send self addressed envelope
to the Rev. JOSEPH 7. Imam, !&a,ion D..
BiHe Hoase, Ner York CITY. sept26-eod&w
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FARMERS, livery men, and harness ma
kers who have used Uncle Sans Harness
Oil will never use any other, it Is the best
andonly reliable oil in the market. II no
ceived the highest award At the Centennial
Expositisnof 1876. For sale BY Joeeph
Ha11un Caapbsll I Kenarick I'D Thsp.
ulaEG se1
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LETT ER To HIS SON.
LEAvENwogTH, Kan, Dec 9Th, ISL.

pEAE son: wrote you a letter this eve
Mug i,.fuI.. going To he'd dir c.IDg you 10
writ. to Lab,.ite County, thinking al thai time
that I would start doan there to nIorrow
morning. and perhaps may, but NJ should
the vicinity of this place and follow "a differ
ent chain OF ideas and you should not hear
from me AT Eab,tte, you must not me uneasy
about me as don't apprehend mnch inuble
as regards sickness for am satisfied this is u
very healthy country and il / had your
mother and little ones out here and ali things
else asreeabiy a.Iangrd relieve would be
satisfied but 90 slow ami don't get In a hurry
as iyve only sen but little Of the country
and BE- careful what You write, and remain
my wel-beioved son Respectfully until
death separates u.s.
JAMES GREER THOMAS GREER
AT THE INQUEST.
Mr. Jas. NJ. Greer, = son Of the deceased was
present, and identified the remains He
stated that his father Was 81 years of are and
had not exhibited any evidences of unso and
ness Of mind mp TO the time OF his departure
for western Iowa, on the 5th inst fine de-
ceased owned Loo acres Of land and was
worth at least 5000 His remains were Ia
ken west by his son on the train that LEFT
here at Els this afternoon.
Tue following ID the verdict Of the jury:
I've, the jury empolnel1ed and sworn to
inquire into the ea1se of IT, death a ThOmao
Cheer, deosaaD1v - - ~ ho4nnn0 . ~
6onah - M 01n 49, Uh1lo 0h111lI 49,
= on1lHnnA - m0D1boR - -
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DSesl.

The many friends Of NM O. r. johnson.
vii be pained to learn thai she died sunday
afternoon, aSler = lingering Illness of =
yenrS duration. Her remains ve-r
yun1ngday Afternoon, and nocom nnntei ~
- hHasvod hulhana and TIE two naSera -
- 1sua1 Nn l. Hnnt0a, a. Hn-J. "a
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TINT Is the name of the St. Louis hotel which
Is fast becoming the most popular one in the
city. The proprietors are sparing neither
pains nor expense 10 make 1t irst-class in
every particular. d&w
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Gross surplus as to poll
cy-holders............. 334.4lI 81
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where lac found a number Of ladies and gen.
tI.m.n who had remained notwithstanding
The. weather, to get "A glance at the famous
chief Crowding his way through the isscm-
bIa.r the visitor soon iound himself in the
uT,.s.-nce of the great Indian. He was
rr.cl;ninp on half coucn COMPOSED
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pr LII T. DS. nS.
~ anu cards. printed at the SENTINEL
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RUBY HILL WATER WORKS.
Capacity Of Tanks 4oo, 900 Gallons
ALL NOW FULL.

W. ATEk WILL BE FURNISHED IN
w hrby Hill. in any desired quahti.ies, at
~ seaso.s OF the year, at a uniform rate and
source. Water delivered twice daily to pri-
yate families, miners cabins, saloons, etc.
Iiesets ranging from 64 to 50 cents apiece
VII DC sSid at the office Of the company on
m -, w. B. HARRUB Proprietor.
i. W. PEARSON, superintendent