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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-14
DUST TO DUST.
The fOns ral Of the Late James II.
DOBle Yesterday MOrnimg-A Long
COrieeG.

COrieeG.
The funeral of the late James II. Doyle,
which took place yesterday morning from
the Cathedral, was well attended, the vast sa-
cred edifice being crowded with the friends
of the deceased during the progress of the
beautiful and impressive ceremony for the
dead The altar was appropriately draped,
the High Mass of Requium being celebrated
AT hall past eight O'Clock the remains were
taken from the residence of his parents, at
the corner OF Usage and Ninth streets, being
followed by a long line of carriages. After
the ceremony at the Cathedral the body WAS
again placed in the hearse, the folio wing gen
uemen. friends OF the deceased, acting rs
pail bearers Eugene O'Keefe, r. H. Sulli-
van, 7. +. Lannan, 7. ". Leonard, John Sen
housen, Thomas Roche, John ]. O'ponneII.
OF Atchison, and T. T.. Walsh. The cortege
was an UNUSUALLY lengthy one, including
nearly one hundr carriages, this almost
universal outpouring of the friends of the
family ard of the deceased atiesting In what
esteem the latter vas held when alive. Quite
a number OF young men from Atchison were
present In the church and followed the re-
mains 10 tie grave.
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MY AUTHORITY FROM THE DIscovERER.

BL
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our Mr. wlsou
MoRNBY q 5 ekmanst. ew YOrkC,
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Information Wanted.

II Fletcher Lyon, roiding in syIacuss in
lsl7, will write to J. B. Gibson, Gibson Houae,
0neinnatti, Ohio, hs wiz bear q someehing
% his lntasuk. VA
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Police Notes.

One hundred and sixty dollars were asses.
ed In fines at the police court yesterday NOR.
ming. $50 OF which was from gamblinR
hou .es, the remainder being from aa inmate
OF house Of i'll fame.
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PROBATE MATTERS.
Adjudgcd lnsane-A Wtg.'s Luaacy-
Other ProceedinEs tn tho Probate
Court for YeslescRy.
a wIFE's LUNACY.

wIFE'S LCNACY.
In the Probate Court yesterday Lucy A.
Cozead was adjudged insane, J. c. Douglas.be-
ing appointed as her guardian. She was re-
manded to the custody of her friends until
word could be received from the State Insane
Asylum at Osawatomie as to whether there is
| room for her at that institution. About rve
wears ago this same lady was confined in an
insane asylum in Ohio for about three
months, she having gone crazy on account
Of her husbands deserting her. She is very
wild al times, and IL Is sometimes a matter of
great difficulty to keep her quiet.
OTHER BUSINESS.
In the matter of the estate of W. s. Gable,
deceased, II 3. Moore, administrator, inven-
tory returned and order to sell hogs and
pony al private sale made. Claim of Il. Il.
Moore against said estate filed. r. NJ. Ga
bic appointed special administrator Claim
heard and allowed in the sum of s, 500.
In tine matter of the est ate of 4. White,
deceased, j p BauseTman, administrator,
claim of II. Il. Callahan a lowed in the sum
oi SiJ5 First annual settlement of said estate
made and approved.
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100 En- bossed pictures for decorating,pottery,
vases, etc, l5c. leo large Decalcomanies ~
Transfer pictures nifty varieties, l5c-, bot =
PC; Postage stamps taken. Catalogue and
twenty five Floral cards with every order.
CURTIS & CO., 40 Broadway, New York.
wilt.
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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
RAILROAD RUMBlINGs.
THE COMMISSIONERS OF VARIOUS RAILWAY
LINRs MEET AT COLUMBUS 10 DISCUSS
MATTERS IN GENERAL.

THE COMMISSIONERS OF VARIOUS RAILWAY
LINRs MEET AT COLUMBUS 10 DISCUS.
MATTERS IN GENERAL.
COLUMBUS, November IL. - Railroad
commissioners. representing Massachusetts,
Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Virginia, Yer.
mont, Missouri, Connecticut, Maine and
Ohio, met in convention here to day to con.
slider matters connected with their official
duties. John Walker, of Missouri, was
chosen chairman. After considerable dis.
cussion, as to the desirability of securing q
uniform system of returns OF reports Of
railroad statistics, q resolution was adopted
providing for the appointment of special
committee to consider the subject Of nc.
counts and mature q system of uniform
railroad bookkeeping
so FAR As PRACTICABLE,
and that said committee be instructed to
invite the cooperation of the leading rail-
road accountants Of the country in the per-
formance Of this duty and report At the
next convention, and also instructing the
committee TO invite Messrs. NJ. NJ Kirk
man, of Chicago, w. p. Shinn. of Pennsyl-
vanis, Wilbur. "f Boston, c. l. Leland, of
Cleveland, and J. s. Ford, of Missouri, as
= committee representing professional rail-
road accountants to cooperate with the
committee on their work. Resolutions
were also adopted appointing an executive
committee TO fix place for future conven-
lions and appointing . committee to report
IN matters Of taxation as respects railroads
and railroad securities in the various States
as we'll as foreign countries, and report q
plan for an equitable and uniform system
Of such taxation at the next convention.
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A Tale of Two Ci,i.s,

If you have a friend with cough or cold.
tel him to try Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. He
will thank You for your advice. The rrice is
only p cents.
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BOOKS f: MILLION

20rlSwlyr.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-14

STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAvENwoRrH,C COUNTY, -
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-14

PHILADELPHIA, November 12.-T The
twelfth anniversary of the organization Of
the Grand Army OF the Republic was cele-
brated to-day by street parade, review by
Gov. Hart ami, addresses by prominent
members, and grand concert.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER.
LEAyENwoRTH, KANSAS,
November 1. is7S.)
NOTICE is hereby given, That the tax roll
~ of LeavenwOrth County, Kansas, for the
year 1873, Is now in my hands Tor collection.
The following is the amount charged on each
one hundred dollars valuation for the pur.
poses named:
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NO more Death FROM DlPTHE7Is!

Row J FOUND IT:

" ~ the f'bLe: 1 H.
adopt frnak ' - -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-03-01

Look heah. mars John. ainf vou
gwin 70 glib me no Keepsake dis New
Years n asked an elderly darkcv. y ~
had evidently been out calling of !.
young gentleman on Commerce street.
Nv hat sort Of = Keepsake do you want.
uncle 7" asked the youth.
n wants sumfn what is gwin to last
-sumiin TO take wild me when | dies. 40
ill always think of We when 1 see it
sumfin what won't wear out.
"How wonld bottle Of whisky do.-
"Foah God, dats de berry keepsake
Express.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-03-01

iranu, and we demand that IL we bav.
the silver standard II shall be standard
money for all. and that there shall he n.
system Of gold money for the rjch mn
ninety cent silver dollars for the POOR.
Another OF the frauds designed by
thosc who fcign TO be silver maniacs Il
70 nave silver dollar Of 4l2l grains 10
oe iuIi legal tender, while the half dol.
iar y OF such inferior weight that two
halves make only 3s4 grains and the
naIi dollar j. 70 continue ..demonetized. =
ms Is another and meancr step In the
scheme OF better coin for the rich and
poorer coin for the laborer Thn
great silver coin of the people il The hair
dollar. Why should it be 8 per cent.
poorer than the dollar? Why sbould 4,
De demonetized Have The laborinv
people no rights i'm the conntry's money
'hat silver speculators are bound 10 re-
spect. ' - IL
Al we are to have the silver standard
we demand that it shall be A reality ana
not Juggle. We demand that II shall
pe had oy this generation, and not be
PUT on 70 the indefinite. We demand
lnat ~ shall be settled Immediately. ~
'%'N'' ~ tut tONfITt ana fnpl
minds OF the people may be taken ofr|
'ne rack OF uncertainty and alarm. ToI
ms end we demand. first, that the dol
'ar snail be Of the same proportion od
silver, and shall be equally monetized.
second that The government shall payl
W ~ ne same coin. instead Of having
.oia 70 favorites and silver 10 the masses
iiiIrd. that thc Treasury shall receive
''lver bars on deposits. and issue silver
certificates therefor at their yalue Nh,
,iandard dollars. Fourth, that thel,
rcasury shall receive for customs silver,
'uiiion IN bars duly assayed and stamp-l,
~ whereby these shall become specie !
Or All iarg. transactions !.
~ these measures the whole produc,lI
y SILVER viii he converted 10 available
pecie ior commercial and finance usesE'
: 'ast as taken from the mines. and,
mere VIII be one specie money for richl
M poor. No true advocate OF the full1
nonctizatlon VI silver can oppose one on,
hesc measures. If any advocate does
'e shall prove that he has only mounted,
what he thinks The popular silver craze,
or ms own demagogue uses. while heI
secretly working TO stab the silver,
lovemcnt.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-03-01
Tho Old Shyioclx.

The Cincinnati Enquirer, in speaking
OF John Sherman as Shylock. says: La
= more; John Sherman is cannibai
ne is the common enemy of the Amer,
can people. and the fast friend Of ts,s
foreign bondholdcr. John sherman II
the head center Of the monster whisky
rings. through which so many better
men than he have gone TO states prl~on
Tor crooked whisky. john >herinati hss
been the blight Of our once prosperous
country aud happy people. Through
him hundreds Of our best business u,rn
are being broken up daily. 10 give Lim
a place IN the Presidents cabinet was :
very great mistake; and thank Won for
unto Sherman the things that
are Shermans.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-03-01

Indianapolis Sentinel
II the title Of Hayes and Wheeler /,
good 10 the office they hold. then for
gerry ana perjury are virtues that NAV
ue employed In future for revising fhs
VIII of the people when declared con-
stifutionaily at the ball0i-box. Florila
voted for Tilden aud Hendricks The
vo'c was changed, and The will Of a soy-
ereigll state was reversed Louisiana
voted for Tidcn and Hendricks The
VIII of the people OF that state was rc-
versed, aud the infamous ,niscreanfs will
go 70 The pcnltcniiary for tie crime they
committed. We hold that there ought
TO DC no power this side Of heaven 70 re-
verse the will OF the American people.
We hold that no court or counts can
confer valid tile to the Office Of prcsi-
dent and vice-president except ~ tile
people pass upon the question. HAYES
aud Wheeler were not only not elected.
put they We're defeated by majority OF
more than 10000 votes. They have no
good title TO the Office thew hold: they
are frauds, and the men who committed
'ne crimes Ia their interest are sure 10
20 70 Inc penitentiary. TO assert that
such Title 10 office obtained by forgery
'N it'J"i y ouSnt 10 Dt respected u alb
soiutely preposterous. 1t upsets CON-
pieiely all notions Of right; it obscures
justice; II taboes the will Of the Ameri-
can people II insults the ballot-box. and
introduces anarchy. The conviction Of
me returning board criminals i a con-
viction Of Hayes and Wheeler They
received the stolen goods. were partners
70 the crime, and no legal technicality
VIII ever obscure their completely with
me rascals who made them president
md yicc-president BY forgerics thai al
MT oi no question. and by periurie~ a.
Dlasphemous as ever excited the auyer
,f Jehovah.
There should never be public inter-
lnce that detracts from the dannable H.
amy OF the crimes OF the returning
board consplrators. and I, should pass
nto history that Hayes. by accepting Of
ice at their hands, made himself equally
suilty. Let truth be massed and welded
nio chains that shall forever bind tho
Whole gang together. while an indig-
'ant people lashcs them with their burn
ng indignation through all time.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-03-01
For the Jasper couris
Our Katic's Birthday.


This day she celebrates in Heaven.
We see through holy prism.
She was led 10 the font by Gods High
Priest.
And baptiscd. with new baptism.
Let ms not peer down in tho silent tomb
Where the dust Of our lov'd ones lie,
But look away up to the great white
throne,
To the mansions beyond the sky.
| No bitter dregs Of sorrows wall,
Was drained from her cup OF death:
But the odor Of peace and diving grace.
Was inhaled with her latest breath.
The angel of life in his snowy robe
Was lowering near her side,
And nesting close in its ample folds
She was borne across the tide.
We never could wish her back-oh no !.
To taste the fruits OF sin.
Or wrcstlc with another death.
Eternal life TO win
But soon, ay. soon. we'll meet her there.
Deaths heralds are on The way.
They are weaving among our raven hair
A texture Of silvcry gray.
The ships At anchor. the sails unfurl'd-
Let our lamps be burning aud bright;
The gates are ajar, and that beautiful
world
Stands Cpd TO our mortal sight.
EuSrcE.
lluntingburg. Ind.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-03-01
OUR STATE TICKET.
Republican Opinion of 1.-THE
kascaliy Legislative Appor-
tionment Cndefendcd.

u The indianapolis News. a very Rad
cal paper, had the following 10 saw q
tho Democratic Convention and ticke
on Thursday OF last week:
4 The democratic convention yestcrda,
lmay hc called 4 successful one. II VA
well attended, nor ~ delegates only IL
\ by The party. After an cxtraorlinaril,
iierce contest for Offices. its proceeding,
were tolcrablv harmonious and Mi
give satisfaction generally. The dis
content will not be deep and will M
last long. The platform which Il re
garded as mere formula which "a,
not DC ignored but must be comnlior
with, doubtless expresses the opjnion y,
the masses and will bring on stravino
9recnOackcrs into the fold again. The
ticket y better than the average. How
strong II may be IN the canvass Il n rcla
tive matter which can not be estimated
untii its opponent. the republican ticker
is made. geographically il Is well dis.
tr1Duted. Tho secretary OF state II from,
the pocket. Vandcr.uryh comfy
General Manson. the auditor. Il f,nm tba
western border of the state. Montoomer,.
county: Mr. Fleming, treasurer. and
Professor Smart. superintendent or nnh~
instruction. are from the extreme nnr,b
Allen county, and Mr.. Wollen. attorney
general is from the central portion 81
INC STATE, Johnston county; the frst
county south Of this one. Not 10 make
ANY Invidious distinction the candidates
as whole are above the average ~
mental calibre and personal worth The
ticket represents every shade Of financial
opinion. Shanklin is an out and ontl
paper money man, who advocates thol
widest theories. Until Yesterday heE
nad no business even among the Indiana
democracy. lie ought to have bccn 4,
me grccnback camp, shoulder 10 shouldcr
with smith aud Buchanan. He stand. !.
now, however. Manson Il ! \
pretty fair exponent or democra,;cl
views, Hc has Ino particular financial|
opinions, but Is perfectly ready Ia acou; |,
sec ia the demand OF the majority. II i'll.
VIII lead 10 victory and the spoiR
Flcmmg has always been a hard money!
nan Of the right stripe. and Is supposedI..
Q DC 80 yet, although his friends triedl..
9 make Il appear tnat he wasn't 50 hardl.
Her all. Judge Woollen has no nro-
'ounccd record on either aide. m.
'rooaoiy goes with the party. He Is at
nan of character, however, who has,,
lomc good service in the legislature andl1
wi make an efficient attorney generals,
elected. The nomination Of Mr.
mart VIII give general satisfaction n
nave defeated him would have been Y
oisgrace 70 the convention. He has.
cen most thorough and jealous of.,s
ccr, ana the school interests could he9,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-03-01

~. Louis Post.
Inc commandant of post generally
gives the Indians under Ills control pe,..
mission 70 20 on buffalo hunt. about
twice yoar. a party or from two
hundred 10 three hundred Is allowed NJ
go ont at once, and NAV be out for from
thirty 10 ninety days. bciny. durino thaf
.'me' accompanied by two or three sold
Iinrs rom the garrison. The party Is
divided and the herd is surrounded. the
circuit being almost a half-milc in di-
ameter. When about halfway around.
The signal is given to charge. and tho
bucks commence 10 ply their arrows.
the excited butlaloes run backward and
forward until probably one fifth them
are killed. when the hunt is TEMPORARILY
over, at least. The squaws have in Tie
mean time come along and picked nm
their husbands clothing. Aid follow
after to complete the work Of the chase.
The buck, having shot his buffalo. rushcs
forward 10 pass the animal over SO that
10 viii not fall on the side which the
arrow has pierced and break IL. lie
cuts inc arrow out OF its place, puts i'll
back IN his culver. and then marks the
buffalo with his peculiar brand, which !
nay be cut In the nostril, In the ear,
,,nlgh, or some other part Of the body. /
Here again then the squaw gets her
,ncrous share Of the work in. She dis
inguishes the animal her buck has slain.
kins i, cuts the meat away from the |
zones IN the most convenient and hur-
led manner, and packs II 10 where the |
'ucks have already made permanent
amp. in the vicinity Of tho nearest
vatcr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-03-01

a schoolmastcr tells the following
story: Il was teaching IN an,et
country village. The second morning
Of my session had leisure 10 survey
my surroundings. and among he scautv
furniture espied three legged stool.
rs this the Ounce block ~ asked :
little girl Of five.
The dark eyes sparkled. the curls nod
dcd assent, and the lips RIPPED out.
Il suppose So; the teacher alwa,s sits
on It."
The stool was unoccupicd that term.
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.|coniided 10 no better hands. Mr.. Smar
VIII get many votes that no other ma,
bon the ticket will.
\ POLITICALLY the weakest norton Of III,
ticket j. that which appeals 10 The cen
|tral portion OF the state. Judge Woolla,
',s not 30 Wen known az the Others and
mas not so much influence in his locality
| y IS IN the central portion that the de.
nocra.s nope to make their greatest
gains, ~ order to overturn lheapportion.
ment made by the republican legislature
ms ana me election OF United States
senator are the two points Of the demo
cfaiic campaign. In order TO elect i
legislature 10 accomplish this the demo-
lcfats must have tremendous maiorjtv.
me partisan apportionment Of The state
lsary.
heally, however. the ticket Il not SO
important as the legislature Ii nav 10
eiecied and the legislature be republican.
~ was The case in 1876. The real tiyht
men IS 70 come in the counties amonU
lhc local candidates Of the two parties
Ior me legislature, and the Marion conn
~ republicans, who seem 70 be aslaan
mow' nad DETER wake up TO that fact be-
lore the second Of March. But as 4
send-oh the conventions work will
have considerable effect. "
The platform is as full of heresv and
inconsistency as an egg is of meat. aud
would be harmful il il was not mean
lngless. Much OF it is devoted 10 finan-
,iai declaration, aud while a f,audnlaut
'oiiar Is advocated as legal tender. fbe
'ooHtion OF national banks. an inflation
p gfeenbacks. the arbitrary fixing OF q
,hte oi interest, these are unimportant
or they arc simply the expression of the
,icious financial system Of which the
iemocratic party has become the cham
,ion There il plank n ca,ch ,io
aoor interest. containing some clap-trap
lpvut .he ventilation OF coal mines |
shich is simple mockery so faras anv
party cares, and another plank
wr wr me same purpose about labor liens.
me usual amount Of fraud declaration
vas made for the benefit OF Tilden and
ienuricks- The only subject Of real
itahty IN the whole structure i rho
'ianK on the rcapportionment Of The
tate. This is live issue in Indiana
ne republican legislature made \ most
nolushlng gcrrvmander few wears
go. winch ~ effect prevents the rnla
thc majority IN the law-makinr bodv
'he state and in congressional repre-
ehtat'on. and the democrats will make
most stubborn effort to send up A
large majority III the nexf n
lection 70 overcome ibis. and If sue K
rssiul Will probably rc-apportion the
afe as outrageously in their own in-
rests.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-03-01

-"lonng man, can you tell me who's
lecturing here to-night?' inquired 4
Notwithstanding old lady in front of
the Tabernacle last night. The party
addressed, gentlcmanly- looking Young
man, made answer as pleasant as a bad
cold would permit, "Gongh.' A panied
expression came over the old lady's face
and inst shape Of indignation was an
parent IN her voice as she inclined her
head forward and demanded. "Who
lid what did you say ?" aGourh.
6ough.' &C of! And Two raised six
boys and trained them to be respectful
md polite 10 their elders, and live to bc
Old by young whelp like you to "a
'n! why, IL any ono OF my boys. old
= they are, would give mo such imnm.
lcncc. ID spank him I'l-.I'd--...-
Cleveland Herald
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-03-01

Tho wife Of Colonel Robert Yngor-
soil Is thus described by the Times, Of
Chicago: Mrs. Ingcrsoll il tall, has
prominent nose, large dark eycs. heavy
dark hair, arranged high Ia 4 ,wisI.
wears rich jewelry, copies nobods's
dress or manner, does just as she pleascs.
and asks no odds. She Il ~ inur,, IL 4
favorite, as original AMI wicked III her
views, as her husband; Il charmius nnd
therefore dangerous, say the orthodox"
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PRICE or sUBsCRIPrIoN.
single Subscription, for fifty Nos, 81 5t
For six months, : /: "
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The indianapolis News. very Radi-
cal paper, had the following to say Of
Tho Democratic Convention and ticket
on Thursday OF last week:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-03-01

faciI RepnhlIcsn.
EARLY Sowrvo. NV We understand thst
several Of onr farmers, Ia this vicinity.
commenced sowing oats this week.
There was . gray wcis killn' abnnt
three miles south ~ hero fcw wrrks
ago, Il was shot by Mr.. WIN rinkis.
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RATE OF FADvERT-sEING.
FOR square. 10 lines or less, week, 81 90
Each subsequent insertion, 70 cts.
Longer advertisements at the same rate,
A fraction over even square or squares,
counted "a square. These are the terms
for transient advertisements; a rcasona-
ble deduction will be made to regular
advertisers.
Notices Of appointment Of adminis-
orators aud legal notices Of like character
90 be paid in advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.
For Township Officers, each $l.oo
For County ESQ
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-24

Concert By Mr. j. ID. GotlschaiE. siG-
lonceiiis' i'll Spills Academy tO-n nlSa1.
The ladies OF the Ginth-strest Baptist
Church will hold their social this sYc<l.
ing.
Prof. X. b. Warder lectures to-nighs
vt the Y. NJ. q. A. Hall. Subject: ~1ea
Times Ten.'
MIR. William Capeller, County Ault-
tor, will deliver u lecture at the Mohawk
Lodge, No. 150. this evening.
d.. J. S. Mckee, of DaMYiile, Ky., WIN
preach Tonight and t0-M0rroW night nj
the Fifth Prssby teyian Church.
Murphy meetings will be held In the4r
hall northeast corner of Eighth street
and Central avenue on Thursday aal
Friday evenings.
j. M. GOttschalk, the yiolouceIfisk.
aided by first class musical taleut, sau
give CONCERT ut Spills' Academy, onF-
ner OF Fourth aud Plum streets 70 nixa3,
The Robinson Light Guard Infaasry
have issued neatly printed inYitatisua
for their reception at their arMory. Ez4
and 676 zoe street, OH the evening ot
February %.
The third grand ma Jquerads baM
given by the Phoenix Dancius Assso4l-
tion will take place on the l9.h II Febru-
airy and not on tue 18th az erro peOu asx
stated in our columns before. K.ng Rex,
who Will be one OF our most pr0minsnI
citizens, viii be in attendance, aoceua-
panied Dy his suite.