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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-03

STANFORD NEWELL, the kid glove youth
from Minneapolis, could not represent St.
Paul if elected because all his interests are
in Minneapolis. Vote for Reaney.
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M,enicipaI Court
Before Judge Flint. J
CRIMINAL.

CRIMINAL.
The city VS.. Margaret Thompson; drunk and
disorderly. Fined $50; costs s2.s5. Fine
suspended to permit her to leave town.
The city VS.. Robert Armstrong; drunk. Fined
SO; costs $3.50. Fine suspended and defend
ant banished from the city
The city George Illingworth; drunk.
Same as above.
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CIVIL CASES.

Nellie Anderson vs. The American Express
company and Annie Wilson; action to replevin
for recovery of one Saratoga trunk and con
tents of the value of $40. Motion for a
new trial denied, and judgment entered in
favor OF plalntlH for the return of said proper
ty with 1882 costs and disbursements.
. Joseph Shapiro VS.. Isaac Abrahamson: action
Tor alleged services. Continued for trial until
Nov. 90, 1878, at 10 AN.
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Sunday Weather.

WASHINGTON, Nov.3, l a. M.-Indications for
the Upper Lake region and Upper Mississippi
valley, clear or partly cloudy weather, cold
northerly winds shifting to warmer southerly,
followed by falling barometer.
New YORK, Nov. 2.-Chas. Knox, halter, 2l2
Broadway, made an assignment to-day. Liza
biities stated to be $2OO. 900.
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$4,000 90

The matter of the employment of teach
er of music for the schools, was taken up,
and, after discussion, was laid over until the
next meeting.
Sharp County record., 1878-05-17
Probate Court.

The following is a list Of admins
traitors and executors who filed their
accountg current at the last term Of
the Sharp county Probate court, for
settlement. All persons interested
are requested to file their exceptions,
if any they have, to such accounts,
on or before the next August term
Of said court.
Hiram Brandon, admir- estate Of
E C Brandon; ] L Aberne.hy, admir-
estate J W Johnson; Hugh Cunning
ham, admir- estate Of Allen Ferguson;
H Peed, guard'n JAS Peed heirs;
G W Mullin, guard'n 7 G Erwin
heirs; W T Stokes, guard'n J Birch
field heirs; A H Vance, guard'n n
J Vance, minor; Jas P Dial, guard'n
J F Banks, minor.
JOHN NJ. WASson, Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1878-05-17

ence who are trying to have the
presiding elder5hlp abolished; 9th
ers, TO make an unlimited pastoFate,
and many other changes, all of
which l shall bring before the poo
pie in my lectures, when | return.
The Bishops presented their regular
quadrennial address, which was read
by Bishop Doggott, and received
most heartily by the conference. Ii
is a maStorly document. | shall
bring q copy and read it in my lee
lures. There will be one or more
Bishops elected The question is
rapidly coming to the front. No one
can predict with certainty the cue
cessful persons. The missionary,
Dr.. Allen from China, is a notable
man. Mr.. Hendrix, Bishop Maryin's
travelling companion around the
world, is drawing great attention.
DR.. Winfield, Of Arkansas, is ready
at all times for speech, and in de-
Bate he bristles to koenness and
force. Bishop DOggett is said to be
the finest pulpit orator of the whole
body. l hope to bring Bishop Kav-
ansugh to our District conference,
which assemblies in Evening Shade
July 18th. He is called the cold
man eloquent" More anon.
E. A. GARRISON.
Sharp County record., 1878-05-17
Mill CREEK, May 18th.

Yesterday we left our place Of
labode for quiet ramb]o in the
woods that just now look so inviting
to lovers Of fnature. The grass and
wealth Of wild bloom that carpeted
the ground sent forth their fragrant
odors, which we inhaled at every
breath; the birds fitted to and fro,
marbhng their songs in melOdious
tones, and as VIC glidQd through this
lovely scene, we could but exclaim,
how delightfully."- pleasant is the first
samble in springtime!
The Touring mills at this place
have been stopped the past three
weeks. for ranai3.a---!12ba ~ a'la. i.3-5ss~.
perintondod by Mr.. Samuel Vain
wright, "boss" workman Of North
Arkansas; which is enough to war
rant its being well done. The card
ing factory is also being put in good
order, and will this season be under
the management Of that prince Of
carders, Mr.. Thomas Johns, who
will always be found at his post,
ready to wait on customers, with a
smile that denotes solid comfort.
The ladies will receive his special
attention.
Fishing is all the rage nowadays.
James Pagan is the champion in this
line Of sport.
We would like to tell you Of a ride
out to Porter's Cave, that was en-
ioyed by aparty Of pleasure seekers,
headed by Mrs. Nancy Sharp and
Mrs. J. S. Wil)lerson, few days
since; Of how they explored the cave;
Of the delightful sensations expert
enced in the frequent and sudden
downfall Of huge chunks Of mud
from above; how they culled the
fragrant "posios" by tho way-sido,
and listened with ontranced ear to
the singing of the birds, &c, but
the lack Of time and space, and the
regard we feel for the editor and
bis paper, prevent.
I SIM. PLETON.
Sharp County record., 1878-05-17
Local News.
Candidates are increasing.

- @ AANA4 NAStbNC ~ AAAS4 ON%S-A'
Rev. DR.. Wilson, of Smithvine,
will preach at the M. B. Church
in this place next Sunday. (
Miss Mary Price, Of this town
ship, we learn, has charge Of a
very full school at Calamine,
this county.
The Jaczsonport Herald has
been revived by Mr.. f. W. Lynn,
and again makes its appearance
on our table.
NLessrs. G. W. Davidson &
Bro, and DR.. S. A. Brown have
each received q large supply Of
family groceries this week.
The school in this plaee was
5.3 ,Li55et Yesterday until Mon
day, 9th inst, Prof. McKie be-
ing on q yisittoWo0druff county,
The Sabbath School celebra-
ton and picnic, which was to
have taken place to-day, has
been postponed until next FRI
day. X
MIR. NJ. W. Wright, druggist,
Of this place, is on a visit to the
State of Mississippi. During lis
absence Mr.. J. w. Oldham has
charge Of the drug store. ~
Mr.. R. W. Bandy and wife,
after a few days visit among
friends here, returned this morn,
ing to their home in jackson Co.,
where we learn that Dick is
a good race for county
clerk. *
A few hours before our usual
time of going to press, we re-
ceiVed the Fulton county delin
quent tax LIST, for publication,
and in order to publish it with
this issue, our paper il, a LITTLE
delayed. Y
There is considerable sickness>
in the town ana vicinity at presA
ent. Among those who have
been under medical treatment,
this week, are Mr.. Z. F. Smith,
Mr.. r. E. Huddleston, Mrs. Lucy.
Gordon, and the wife Of DR.
Henry Brown. +
We have neglected to men
ton the temporary suspension of
the Evening Shade Mills, which
have been undergoing repairs
for some days past. They will
be in operation again in q short
time, notice of which will be.
given in the RECORD. \
The weather from Sunday
evening last till Thursday was
SO cool as to render a good big
fire on the hearth conducive to
comfort. The past few months
have afforded an illustration of
the poets similarity of seasons,
when "Qecember's as pleasant
as May" Y
A few days since. we were
shown a very large specimen Of
hen fruit-commonly and inele-
gantly called eggs" 1t was
grown on the premises of DR..
Noel, of this place, and meas
ured two and hree-fourths inch
es in length, and five inches in
circumference.
Sharp County record., 1878-05-17
LETTER FROM E. A. GARRISON.
Atlanta, Ga, May 9th.

1t has been said that "large bodies
move slowly" 1t is verified in the
slow progress Of the business of this
general conference. Here in the
second week, and but little else done
than talk, There are violent aglta-
tors upon the floor, and yet there is
enough of the true granite in the
assembly to hold steady the church
upon her true foundation.
The ratio of representation in the
general conference must be changed,
or this assembly will be unwieldy.
1t now numbers 800; then to this
add fraternal messengers, bishops
and reserves, and you have nearly
400. The bishops occupy plat
form during conference hours.
Paine, now 76 years old, Is the SEN
ior; Koener, the youngest in office;
McTyere, the Youngest in age. The
latter is the finest presiding officer
of all, and the legal mind Of the col
lege of bishops. T. O. Summers, l..
i. D., is the secretary, and has a
trying position. There are many
representatives Of the press taking
down items.
There are numbers 80 IS confer
Sharp County record., 1878-05-17
E0R GHERIFF.

Follow-citizens Of Sharp county.
At the solicitation Of friends 1rom
all parts Of the county, l hereby an
nounco myself Q caHdidsta for re-
6iechon to The Office Of sheriff OF
your county, wishing you to judge
my qualifications and fidelity to the
trust confded to me by my past
record, which has been before you
for nearly six years. Thanking you
for past tavors, and trusting that I
will receive your support in the
coming election, ! am, as ever,
r. Y. HuDDLEsToN.
Sharp County record., 1878-05-17
Notice.

We, the undersigned, would re-
spectfully inform the wheat growers
Of Sharp and adjoining counties that
we will run our threshing machine
and separator this season, and thresh
more wheat than anybody, in less
time, and guarantee good work. We
will toll the twelfth bushel. Give
US call.
GEO. w. CATHEY,
ARCH. CATHEY.
Sharp County record., 1878-05-17
FOB CIRCUIT JUDGE.

We are authorized to announce
Richard II. Powell a candidate tor
Judge Of this <3d) Judicial Circuit,
composed ofthe counties OF jackson,
Lawrence, Sharp Fulton, Baxter,
Stone, lizard and independence, at
the election to be held on the frs,
Monday in September, 1878.
Sharp County record., 1878-05-17
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK,

FellOW-citizens Of Sharp county:
| am a candidate for the Office OF
circuit clerk, at the ensuing Septem-
Der election. | have been a resident
Of your county Tor ten years last
past, and have labored in the clerks
office for two years, You all know
me. Do what you can for me.
Respectfully, T. JEFF. DAVIDSON,
Sharp County record., 1878-05-17
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,

/ respectfully announce myself q
candidate for the Office Of Prosecut-
ing Attorney Of the Sd judicial cir
cult Of Arkansas, for the ensuing
term, and solicit your support at the
election to be held on the first Mon
day IN September, 1873.
Very resp'y CHAs. CoFgN.
Sharp County record., 1878-05-17
2aa1gsaptlo22 Notices..

Radoomed, by S L Evans, March
s9th, 1878, the NV ar SO or sec II,
ID 9 north, range 6 wesJ for $2.96,
Rcdoomod by G W BIaa, May 18Th,
ss ti.o e so uli sHtN ar oi sec
A dI " Ga Sc 81, AL Il W
'sN orth, range 6 west, for 24+.39,
Redeemed, by G W FIether, May
sth, 1878, the W hf Of sw or and sw
ii of NV Or Of sec IA, tp IS north,
rango 1 west, for 500.
Mdeomod, by l Il Richie, May 9th,
1878, the c hf NV or Of sec II, tp l9
north, range 5 west, for $9,G6,
Redeemed, by A Z Pharis, May
Ilth, 1878, resident lot in Evening
Shade, for $l781.
Redeemed, byJ LAbcrnethy, Nay
Iillth, 1873, pine or Of NV or sec SO,
tpl 7 north, range 6 west, for 1888. =
hdoemed, by W G Berchfed, Msy
q, 1878, the NV or Of sw Or sec g.,
Ip ! 7 north, range 6 west, ior S..
Redeemed, by W J Gray, Mardh
18Th, 1878, the S hf Of NV or, hf df
sw|qr, NV Of sw or, and sw Of Sc or
'ec ,, and NV Of ne or of sec 8, all in
tpl9 NORTH, range 8 west, 1or $2O.88.
kodeemed, by r NJ Dawson, April
l5th, 1878, pt NV Of Sc or sec 10, tp
e porth, range 5 west, for $l.81.
4 Reaeemed, by Jas Lediord, March
z9d 1878, pit ne OF Sc Or and Sc Of ne
.!' ar'soc ! tp II north, range 5 west,
Redoemed, by Allen Gilbert, on
'larch 9th, 1873, the NV Of sw or
y y sec s, tp l5 north, range 5 west,
]. I Rheldeemed, by VIM R Reed, April
zza 1878, the NV of Sc or and ne of
7 sec ~, tp II north, range 5
vest, for S4.25.
IN aaedGsmed, Ia1n by B F Vanzant, April
1's6, 1913! the NV OF Sc or sec 10,
'Pa north, range 6 west, for $2.G8.
Ihis May l7th, 1878.
. JOHN NJ. WAssoN,
1p-o Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1878-05-17
Our Rates Gar Ampo9lncr

Our Rates Cor ANNOUNCE
ing candidates for Office are as
follows. State, $l5; District and
Congressional, $40; County, $5-the
cash to accompany the announce.
ment. complimentary notices Of
candidates, by correspondents, and
calls ,npon parties to become candi-'
datos,a1l will be charged for at the rate
Of 5 rtcnts per line, each insertion.
Sharp County record., 1878-05-17
Messrs. ClarE 6 Slarle- Z.

Messrs. CLARK G. Slagle, re-
Gently Of London, Madison Co.,
Ohio, have taken charge of the
carding machine attached to
Sharp'S grist mill, On the South
Fork Of Spring River, Fulton
county. Theyfare thoroughly
acquainted with the business,
and will doubtless make a sue
cess Of it. =
With this and our 4ext edi-
ton of the RECORD we issue a
supplement, containing the land
delinquent tax list, which is very
short this year. .there being not
over 40 tracts mentioned there
in. This is o much smaller list
than those Of previous years,
since the war, and is a good in
dicatiOn Of increased prosperity
and money in the country.
DR., Sullivan, q Calamine, was
In town this week and called on
us. He was on his return from
lizard county wh4re he had been
for several days repairing
dilapidated jaws aud jaWing his
friends in that SECTION generally.
Doc. is a good dentist and mer-
its the liberal patronage with
which he is meeting.
~ "Breathes here a man with
soul so dead, who never to him
self hath said, 4 will my local
paper take, both for my own and
family's sakep L such there be
let him repent, and have the
RECORD to him sent, and if you
have passed a happy winter,
come right in anlpay the prin-
ter" 1t is proper to.state that
the foregoing bit Of borrowed
interrogation and advice applies
alike to all seasons of the year,
and to all petseIs, under al
.caI.5t. lzas5aI 55s. . W $50 '''-'
Attention is directed to the an
nouncement elsewhere in our
paper of Mr.. T. j. Davidson, as
a candidate for Circuit Clerk.
Mr.. Davidson, though a young
man, is well qualified for the Of
fee, as regards both education
and experience, having properly
and satisfactorily performed its
duties as deputy during a con
siderable portion Of the past
two Or three years. Should he
be chosen to occupy the position
We ASKS curing tl40 ensuing U0IIll,
we predict their will be no cause
for regrets.
LIN, its proper place will be
found the announcement OF Capt.
T. Y. Huddleston, as a candi-
date for reelection to the office
of sheriff Of this county. Mr..
Huddleston is we'll known to the
people throughout the county,
having faithfully served them as
sheriff nearly six years, which
is a sufficient guarantee that If
reelected he will continue to
serve them in a satisfactory
manner. Give the old fellow
your honest and unprejudiced
conSidpratiOn
Sharp County record., 1878-05-17
Stray NOiice.

,s1or .Tren " up :, as a stray, by Stephen
nlUr' u " OF OF Scott township, Sharp
! ~ ARK? and posted, on the 23d
:abtroo Ua April, 1878, before W. w.
IG', toIio,,; a Justice Of the peace,
I oi,o%l9g no." described animal, to,
H. OhG OIG light bay mare mule, five
'f5,r Ola, a u II hands high. Appraised
aS-3 ''IN A' " ASs0N, Sc, s
Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1878-05-17
Ann.cunS SSIN Sn g.
FOR CONGRESS.

We are authorized to announce
Hon. Thomas NJ. Gunter candidate
for reelection to Congress from this
(4th) Congressional District, subjcc-
to the action ofa district Domocrati
convention, should one be held.
Sharp County record., 1878-05-17
stray Notice.

~ 4Gllc9 is hereby given that on the
e. e.. aay IA Of March, 1877 8, J. Smith
~ 'Os'gq 5I, before Daniel Pickett, Esq,
IA IA OIack ssc., horse mule, eight years
~ - scar ar, on N, left shoulder, saddle
! ',''4 4 nS' . Il - hands high, and valued
= 'h0 sum Of SIS. May 9th, 1878.
o JOHN NJ. WAssoN,
Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1878-05-17
FOR SI[ERIFF.

We are authorized to announce
Joshua Wann o candidate for sheriff
Of Sharp county at the election TO
be held on the first Monday in Sep
tem5er, 1878.
Sharp County record., 1878-05-17
rmr,rrNn SHADE.

EVENING SHADE.
II. 3. ChuRcH, South: Preaching
and 3D. Sabbaths in each month.
aver meeting and lecture every
Grsdaynight. E.A. A.Garrison, P, @.
}.Prr3r CHUpCu: Proaching I'd
BJa.h and Saturday night before,
zach month. D. q. Hunt pastor.
PREsgYTzaIAy CHURCH: Preaching
Sabbath in each month. ". B.
ird pastor. -,
sArplnB ScHooI at N. r, Church
! q. n, J. Nee!y Shaver SuP't
Sharp County record., 1878-05-17
FOR PR0sEouTTNG ATTONNNI.

We are authorized to announce
Samuel Pccte candidate for Pros
ecutmg Attorney for this (3d) Judicial
circuit, at the election to be held on
the first Monday in September 1875
Sharp County record., 1878-05-17
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
One COPY. one year, 81 so
One copy, six months, Is
One copy, three months, 80
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One column, one year. SKY W
One-half column, one year, % 90
One-fourth column, one year, 80 90
Professional cards, per year, 20 90
Yearly advertisements, payable
quarterly on demand.
Transient advertising, ten cents
per line, cash in advance.
Marriage and death notices, mot
over zen lines, freej more than Yen
lines, half transient rates. y
Legal notices, at Statute prices.
No legal advertisements inserted
unless paid for il advance.
Sharp County record., 1878-05-17
SHARP COUNTY.

Circuit. Third Monday after 18th
! )'1av IN March and September
County: First Monday January
Probatc: First Monday in Fobrn-
/, May, August AID November
Sharp County record., 1878-05-17

~a y1r1Ia L-9lrGCtc,r ~ .
Sharp County record., 1878-05-17
Directory.

~@4oial Di.rectGry.
DISTRICT AND CIRCUIT.
.,,gressman, 4th DIST N Fqntot n
to+5 Senator, I'd dist b ) udklnS
tr,uit p "a Judge, Sd cir.-Wm ByeTS
los. Atty, Sd cir.--J L Ab'rnethy
SHARP COUNTY.
0orosentative-Sam H Davidson
pIntv and Pro Judge--A ii !; Num-
por;$ and CoI,--T 7 Huddleston
|rar,r CIerk--John M Wass0n
k,assor--John W BristoW
,gasnror--Robert Gray
Prvevor-ToIbert McGee.
Troner--A R Hipp
.llsp1a''' .. '9-.''' lls'Hs
c,~7-rt Directory
Sharp County record., 1878-05-17

r4>7-r,4 dire GtCTWa
Sharp County record., 1878-05-17

Wheat and flour wanted on
subscription to the RECORD,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-15
c...s.a WIN r.riury.

Albert Cheverria. better known q "skin-
n.r. the ball player" has been arrested In
Virginia City on = charge Of perjury. He
wished to marry Camilla Harvey, and In
order 10 do so s~ore falsely ~ to the girls
age. At least that IL the allegation OF The
complaint. The preliminary examination
10 going on to-day before Judge KNOX, In
Virginia. II IL . serious thing To swear
that a woman il older than she really 10.
and poor skinner IL learning by hittsr e.
perienee the truth % this assertion. Even
The loving Camilla has gone back ON him.
and now he finds himself In . very IN
PLEASANT position. When on the witness
stand yesterday the fair damsel swore that
she was barely sixteen; that she never
promised 10 marry defendant. never
wanted to marry him and never A.ked
him 10 procure . marriage license. One
witness for the defense testified that the
girl had represented herself to be over
eighteen years Of age.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-15

,no.,r
-,
this morning. n this Afternoon ~ aoou'
2 o'clock there was q regular shower Of
snow and slest. Inc s,ocA speeu s. :
wouIu wvieowe I.,n,nsncs N I'M
snpersu'on -. ,ha smsct ~ brinpinp
50 market" lie that as It may. We
surely ought TO have some more snow this
Winter.
GRADUATED. - Willy randall sou u
County Commissioner John Randall TO
turned from Han frsncisco th,s morning
Willy ha. been attending heaiu pu ies,
graduated from that Institution. He now
feel, ready 10 tackle almost any kind OF q
business proposition
TIE PROMISED LEcruRE.-Sam DAVIS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-15
one OF Them Caught.

The store OF Cobb a Place. at Frank
town. washoe Valley. was burglAriEed last
Thursday morning. and . considerable
amount Of goods were stolen. Nothing
was heard Of the thieves until yesterday.
when one Of them was turnsd up In the
most unexpected manner. A rancher
named woden WAS on his way from Truckee
Meadows TO Virginia City. accompanied
by his wife. When coming over the grade
he saw q Chinaman carrying three large
packages ON q pole. Mr.. woden's suspi-
cions were aroused and he made the Chi.
open the sacks. which we're found
10 contain new clothes, coats, vests and
pantaloons. Mr.. Wooden at once conclu-
ded that the goods belonged 10 the Frank
town store. by the use OF q pistol the
Chinaman WA persuaded to accompany
the man into Virginia City. where he was
turned over 10 sheriff Kelly. Yesterday
evening Mr.. Wooden took the Chinaman
and the sacks Of clothing down TO Reno.
where he delivered them TO tho authori-
ties. The captured Chinaman Is an ugly
looking brute. and he would undoubtedly
have made . hard fight II he had been
armed at the time he was stopped by MT.
Modem.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-15
JUSTICE AND ALTA.
The Dispute Between These Two
tompantes-rhe Miners Union
OF Cold Hill objects Go she
Fighters.

Iho norm drn' from erosscu' w. -"
the ii5O level Of tho Justice Vas yesterday
a. e,o.. ~ vh.,a ,ha ma, ware Al work In
~ - ,o.o =, q, Az.
the south drn' on inc io'' 's'e'
Alta that the strokes OF the picks IN either
min. .orld Ia hard In the other. 1t IL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ill n. made
eApec'eu 'hAa =.
soon. As precauuon AsAin'' "V"''S :"
.nch an event both companies have
.. cuards'' EMPLOYED 10 watch their inter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-15

B.SERurr.-The prst meeting Of the
creditor. o. Jerry Bru.o. bankrupt vas
held Yesterday before T.. stro,her. Regis
ter In bankruptcy. Twelve creditors were
represented whose claims amounted 10
si,363 Al. william keyser OF Carson
City Was elected assignee; bond 5000.
Lro B~uL.-Aifred Morscy. who was In
dictei for Mayhem by the last Grand
Jury, and who was confined in the County
Jail, made hi. escape several days ago.
lie was sent into the wood and coal house
for some fuel and managed To climb up 10
the hole through which the coal 10 dumped
into the house, and crawling onto A street
made good his escape.
oun Bors AND GmLs.-Eev. A. G. Gil.
lie. will lecture 10 the children in Virginia
CITY At tho Presbyterian Church this even.
ing. His subject will be Our Boys and
Girls: or, Whence do We Get Men and
Womeuf' Although this lecture will ID
Tar the particular benefit OF tho little ones
n will be Of interest to those OF more ma
ture ags.
BISHOP Nuit>sAh'
whitaker's school for girls, at Reno
opened yesterday with an attendance o
ufty scholars. AL the old teaehers retaii
their places. the same a. during TIE las
term. The school IL steadily gaining bou
in numbers aud in reputation. and Is
credit and an honor to both the manager
and the State.
NATIONAL GuARD BALL--The annual
Grand ball OF the National Guard will Is
given In their hall in Virginia. ON the ~
~ next month. W~Ashington's birthday Il
recognized a. . most appropriate time ioi
a j~olliacAuon. The membcrs oil tho Ma
tionsl Guard never forget IT.
AwAooS-LoiD Of ducks and chickens Ar
rived I'm Gold Hin yesterday and Was read
iIy disposed Of by its owner.