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CHALLENGE TO THE WORLD.

Captain A. Ii. Bogardus requests US to state that he
is open to shoot any In world at either 900
pigeons starngs, sparrows or glass balls; he will
sLoo, any for 81 600, they to shoot at loo
birds or balls each and the 10 shoot at 900
birds balls ana the greatest scores made all to-
gether 10 gain tue e., 600 The match to take place
within twenty miles OF the metropolis. The con-
ditons Double guns, the use OF both barrels, or.
OF shot to stand thirty yards IRON traps Any rules
10 be In force rho oditor oil BeiPs Le TO be stake
holder aud appoint referee Captain Bogsrdus fur
hcr offers snoot At glass balls against pigeons CIV
ing three yards.
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THE HANLAN-ROSS RACE.

ST JOHN, N. B.. July II, 1878.
Owing to heavy rain which has fallen steadily all
day long neither HanIan Ross went out for prac-
tce. The practice boat for Hanlau Is expected
tomorrow. No word has been received OF Ross new
English boat. One OF the Halifax RoWng Clubs shells
has been placed Atiers SERVICE and will arrive
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tosk ont several hns herses with MIN to ali orders
from England.
The authorities have been carring dirt and distribute
ing It ST. Nicholas avenue lately, which takes
away the jar IRON horses feet when speeding. 81.
Nicholas avenue is now mucn patronized.
The Carroll County Agricultural society NJ West
minister. Nd, will have . summer meeting at that
place on July 80 and 81 and August !.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-18
CRICKET.

The return samc at cricket between the St George
and Manhattan CLUBS will bc played at Prospect Park
to-day wickets being PITCHED at halfpast ton A. NJ.
Tho Manhattan team will include Messrs. jenkins,
Hooper Hoslord, Resan, Maxim, Greie. Love, w.
Scott and Brewster The St George will present
Messrs Banco, Jones, Giles Marsh Moeran, cross,
ynu tar ndT Talbot
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Charter Oak Park nearly all tins evening, ag
gregst,ng niney-three, and insure exciting
the Tree Tor ali, Hopeful Great Eastern, Protine
and Lulu. 10 the SPECIAL for speed purse, Rarus,
erospero. Automatic, 'vol.aire, Adelaide. White
stoekings, King PhniP and Midnight; '22 class,
Thomas jefferson; "a class. Dick Moore George
B. Daniels, Trampoline, Steve Maxwell and Sooner.
tho pacing race, Lucy Sleepy George swselxsr
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EASTERN YACHT CLUB.

BosroN, July II, 1878.
The race for FIRST caas schooners Of the Eastern
Yacht Club, which not determined at the annual
regatta three weeks SINCE sailed to-day over
course OF 2SK miles and won by tho Hacyon In
An us, beating the Foam 29m. 90.
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HORSE NOTES.

DR.. Cattanacb, the veterinary surgeon, sailed last
Saturday Tor Europe In tho steamship Helveta. Ho
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PLAINvILLE PARK.
SECOND DAY OF THE JULY MEErING-Two
raorrINa coNTEsrs-EMuLUs AND HARRY
THE WINNERS

SECOND DAY OF THE JULY &EEIISG-IWo
TaoruNa coNTEsTs-EMuLUs AND HARRY
THE WINNERS
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
HARTFORD, Conn, July IT, 1878.
The Planville Park trotting TO- day, the second OF
the meeting, had a better attendance than yesterday
and although the classes slower they were gen.
orally OF q more interesting character. The pro;
gramme embraced the 100 and '3s classes, the
former with only seven starters put OF sixteen
entries Among the best horses drawn were Little
Gem, Sweetness, John Hail. w. II. Arnold and Dolly
eniros-but unlike the other retained most ol IT'S
best ones
In tho pools 4Kmulus sold heavily the favsrts In
the 80 class aud In the '38 class Myrtle was
FIRST barred. Harry being the favorite Alter
q heat Two had been trotted Myrtle was adj
united, und considerable money was lost In backing
her. Emulus the second race IN three straigh.
past the haIf-mllo, where Efnulus, who third,
SHOT forward the front ana came in winner
by length, sharply pushed by Oscar.
Emulus secured the lead on the backstretch
III the next heat, taking from Dauntlsss again, and
opened gap of three good lengths before reaching
the halt This lead the stallion held to the finish
easily rhc third heat almost q walk tor
Emulus, who showed In front on rounding the turn,
where hc put himself five longtns IN front without
effort ana came in winner OF the heat and race in
1888, Dio second money, Oscar third, Dauntless
fourth.
The following Is the
PLAIxyILLx PARK-JULY MEErIxG-SKcoND DAY.
July IT. ls7S-2:30 class; mile heats. best three 10
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lengths apart Cornell 10 I'm 1885, her rival In H.
27As., fourteen seconds later
CORNELL HAPPY.
The winners friends are wild with JOY They rusi
into the water forgetting all about their clothed
They grab the rowers and haul them bodily out OF ht
boat, reeking with sweat and grim buriy negro
gets Of the osrsmen astride Of his shoulders,
though no up to MS arms IN ne
the supremacy OF the white ana torgstful OF the
Fifteenth amendment II looks as II the boat would
r. the s s ";
yelli" and, Indeed, yell was just the word The
Official time is announced Tho great trains Of cars
with tho Eve thousand and more who watched TO the
end most gallant and manly fgnt
HARVARD AWAY FROM HoME
The day, though hot has been full Of interest," The
course IL In many ways the best one yet tried IN
Observations train worked admirably, ana no vas
even hurt crowded the track, but II Is doubtful
y harvard viii come back to owasco TO row. !, u
San Francisco they don't NEE. any one they know
Tnsy ss Of ys but met, mot so
love with New London. Still. they challenged
Cornell and came hero Of thor. own &C
cord, nor do they find any fault Indeed
In many ways they like the course Tonight
they are being entertained at Mr. Martins, across the
lake End they break up on sns morrow Bands o.
songs mentioning frequently the name OF an institu-
ton OF learning situated at the bead OF cayuga Lake
and perhaps being entertained by some OF the citt-
zens. though the latter at the habits and
wants Of college boys on race night
OwAsco LAKE July IT. 187s-4I5 P. M-Distances
three miles straight away, from north TO SOUTH ansh-
ing at Ensenora.
M s.
Cornell freshman eight. ................... u l3M
Harvard freshman eight. II TX
CORNELL ASSOCIATIONS GREETING.
The following despatch sent from this city BY
tho Cornell Association after they had hoard Of the
victory oil the Cornell crow
July II, 1878.
House, Culver's Point, N. Y:-
Our congratulations. You did we'll What else
could We expectY
G. A. lseiin G. E. Van Clesf Ed. Kent, Jr.; Clarence
Bssbe, A. Buchanan, q. Urqahart J. s. Lshmaisrs
Charles Boebo, W. s. Gotthei.
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wESTCHESrER POLO CLUB.

THE SECOND ANNUAL MELTING AT THE CLUB
GROUNDS, NEWPORT, r.. /.
The westehcstor Polo Club will give their second
annual athletic meeting their grounds at Newport,
X. l., on Thursday, August % Ia case OF rain the
games will DO postponed until tho next day Tho pro
gramme will be as follows unless circumstances de-
mand a change
LOO yards run. 10-120 yards hurdle race
2-One-mis run. 1l-One-mile walk, han
3-Running high jump. dicap.
4-Puttlng the snol 12.-Onc-haf mile run.
$3.50 yards run, handi- 15-Pole leaping
cap. A-Onc-quarter milo
6.-Rrnning broad jump hurdle race, handi-
ITO yards run cap.
s-rnrowing Tho ham 15-22o yards run
mer. 10.-Tug OF war.
600 yards run, hand,-
cap.
Tug OF war teams to consist OF four men each, one
substitute allowed Medals will be gwen 10 each one
OF the winning teams. An entrance fec mot return
abie) OF 81 per man, Tor each ana every anne. must
accompany all entries Medals will he given to FIRST,
second and third In each game, where four or more
start.
Tho dress must consist Of shirt and loose drawers
10 tho knee. NO person viii DO allowed 10 compete
unless properly alfred this rule VIII be strictly en-
forced Compe viii please send their coiors
with tDeir en,ry. No person viii be allowed 10 com
pete false name Inc right 10 reject or strike
out any entry reserved Persons entering Tor any
of the handcsp games are requested 10 send their
record. Toe hurdles for tue quarter mile handicap
Will be two aud half feet high.
FRIDAY, August %, at iour O'Clock there VIII DO
series games lacrosse the amateur champion
ship OF ibe United states. Saturday, August "a,
regular polo games.
OF the Ocean House to take all such ms actually par
tc,patc IN the games at reduced rates Entries close
positively on August 10, with Herman Oeiricb, Union
club, Twenty-nrst street and Fun avenue, New
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Time, 2:21 1s--2:22-2 20 ~: ~ 1s-2:z51. .
Lucy and Sleepy george we're head aud head IN the
second heat, making II dead heat between them AZ
the conclusion OF the 1ftn heat the race Was post
poned I'LL tomorrow. The attendance was hgnt,
to-day having been the hottest Of the season.
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BELMONT PARK.
TGOTTING AT TOLEDO.

TOLEDO Ohio, July IL, 1878.
The Toledo trot,ing meeting was continued to-day.
The following arc
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Of all present Nossrs. Fearing and Rogers charged
again, The latter securing tho hrst blow
but he sent the ball within the reach oil
the Opposing charger who thus nad a
good crack Ut II. Mr.. Bryce followed TO advantage
aud after the captain oil The missed easy ball
Mr. Rogers sent II up the hill and out OF bounds near
his goal with two successive blows Alter Is was
tossed the reds succeeded In secding it near their
goal the captain breaking his malist 80 doing and
while he was replacing IL the players had brief rest
Then the ball WAS knocked out OF bounds near the
reds' goal and alter tossed In Mr. Fearing sent
the pennants again, aud thus the reds won
out Of eight games. Time miDutss
The carriages and all the spectators remained on
the ground until the last game was finished.
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COMMUNICATED.
AcAnRnY BCILDINe, GeneSs, Raas.,
wednesday, October ~, lS73.

"A -,
Wednesday, Oesob9 ~, ls7S.
Pursuant to call In RKGIsIxD ~ eoavsntiol
opened at time appointed. Af,sr devotional ex-
lreisss. conducted By Rev. g. Il. Irwin, Ar. C.
H. Rhoedes, Township vice-Prssident Of tn
. secretary. h. n. Gray being elected, exercises
were resumed according to programme.
The discussion. ''Neressity Of Sabbath School
I.serucsion" wss opened BY Mr.. J. H. spicer.
He granted great need; Car greater than real
lied BY many. Also, Sabbath School insesuetion
more vitality necessary than even that Of the
common school and urged every lover Of man
kind to awaken to Its importance.
Rev s. NJ Irwin c0ntended that contact and
companionship vas one Of the best methods Of
instruction and that our church membefs failed
to improve many precious opportunities In the
Sabbath School.
Mr.. C. K. Lesvitt said train the tree By train
ing the twis.
Rev. Mr. Willis thought necessity apparsns to
ell really candid minds and that Sabbath School
association was ofvital impOrtsnce 70 our nafion.
After music the topic, ''Individoal Response
bility of Sabbath School WOrkers," Wa an
nounced. Mr.. r. r. Mcclure reasosed tlat the
very necessity OF Sabbath School Instruction
rolled heavy, glorious responsibility On every
worker He felt their hire to be precious souls
and would that all might awake to the issue
Mr.. C. K. Leavitt granted that excuses were
too lightly, readily made and that all pastors
ought to be workers.
Mr.. J. H. Spioer stated that this individual
responsibility could not be delegated. Hwork-
ers failed to meet it, it must 80 unmet.
Rev. Mr.. Willis remarked that the sense OF
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

During the summer months our cor.
respondence has fallen off. This is ex-
planned by the fact that in the country
almost every one is very busy. With
the approach Of the fall and winter
months, however, we hope to welcome
hack our correspondents, and to have
the pleasure Of greeting new ones as
we'll.
The question is often raised as to what
to write about. And for the guidance
of those who are willing to represent
their neighborhood., we clip from an ex-
change the following items which will
suggest spicy correspondence. Cut it
out and preserve for future reference:
Accidents-to whom, when, where,
how serious.
Excur.iOns, amusements, parties, etc.
when, where, character of amuse.
ment, number in attendance, etc.
Thefts-when where, by whom. from
whom, amount or article stolen, arrest
made, disposition of pris ,ner. Same in
regard to crime of any kind.
Changes Of business, firm, ownership
of farm, stock, etc.
New settlers in neighborhood. where
from, when, etc.
Crop~-present condition, and future
prospects.
Churches-names Of pastors, revivals,
names of officers.
Schools-names of teachers employed,
number of scholars, attendance, etc.
Discoveries of anything new or valua
bic.
Deaths-who, when, where, age and
place of burial.
Facts or figures concerning any prop
erty raised in the vicinity, amount sold,
profits, etc.
Festivals held by whom, object,
amount realized.
New buildings to Ike built by whom,
for what purpose, cost, etc.
Sick-whO, cause, health of commu-
nifty. etc.
Violation of law--by whom, when,
where, what offence, etc.
Avoid unpleasant personalities, and
never send an item. the force Of which
is only understood by yourself and one
or two others.
Write proper names very plainly.
Be brief in statement and sparing IN
comment.
When you have nothing to say on any
subject, say nothing. Don't string
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Col. John p. st John, the Republican
candidate for Governor, and one Of the
advertised speakers for to-day, will not
be present:
A word in explanation will not be out
of place. When the Republican club
of lola Was organized, it was determined
to get up . barbecue and make Gov.
Anthony's meeting the largest ever held
in Southern Kansas. Afterwards it was
determined to invite Col. st John to BE-
present. The short time left to advertise
the meeting made it impossible to hear
from the State Central Committee or
Col. st John until after the posters were
printed. It was determined to advertise
that st John would be here and then
run our chances Is to securing him. Col.
St John had already made an appoint
ment for the 18th at Sabetha, and could
not arrive at lola in time if he filled
that sppointment-which he was in
honor bound to do.
1t is through no fault of the State Gen.
trail Committee nor of Col. st John, that
he is not with US to-day. And at some
other time he will be with Us without
doubt
Gov. Anthony will arrive on the train
this morning and will speak this after
noon at lola, and at Humboldt tonight.
H. A. PERKINS.
Pres't. Republican { lub of lola.
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LIST OF JURORS.

The following names were drawn to
sefre q the regular jury at the next
regular term of court for Allen county,
commencing November ~, 1878. The
jury have been sunmo93d to attend on
the 9Th of November:
8. NJ. Webb, Hy@boldt township;
Abner Wood, Salm; L. H. Thompson,
Humboldt NJ Veal, Humboldt; James
Wilson. fHuy6oldt; Isaac Tibbetts,
HUMBOLDT; 6ac Nye. Cottage Grove ;
G. p Tate 1ols H. II. English. lola ;
!. II. V9lters. lola; David Hutton,
Geneva :fWu. Lynch. Cottage Grove ;
Lee Howerton, Cottage Grove; r. b.
Blair, Cottage Grove; L. Weikie. lola !;
q. Stanley, O.age z. T. Gordon, Osage.
l.. Osborn. lola.
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CONTRACTION,


1he total paper currency ID circulation
during the year leoo WAS S2J' ,lo2,4" |;
the total paper currency III circulation
ut the present time Is $oee,oS',2| Anu
yet the NAT money advocates declare
That the country, wnicii was prosperous
IN 1861, has beei ruined ny CONTRACTION
OF the currency. The largest amount
Of paper CURRENCY ever III circulation
was during the year 1903, when It asgre-
gated $9S3,3ls,0s6. But that amount
Of paper currency had Purchasing pow
er, compared with coin, vi only so92, 2o6,-
80. for it to"k nearly two dollars IN pa
per to buy one OF gold or silver. Now
the paper currency outstanding, aSsre-
eating $6Ss, 591. 10, has purchasing
power, compared with coin, OF very near
Iy the same amount, because greenbacE
is just As good As gold for all practical
purposes, and is quoted at oni one fourth
Of one per cent. discount IN Wall street.
Hence, the purchasing power OF the
$6Ss. 597, 275 paper currency now out.
standing Is only little over three and
a half millions less than that OF the 1888,
31S,6S6 paper currency outstanding IN
1863. The Chicago Tribune. discussing
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quality and low price is made known. This
splendid machine combines all the Improvements.
II 10 FAR ahead OF all others in beauty and dura-
bility Of its work, ease OF Management, light
running and certainty Of operation, is sensibly
made upon sound principles, with positive work
ing parts all steel, and be safely put down -
the very perfection Of Q servioeable sewing ma
chine, in every particular that will outlast any
machine, and at price far down below any other
1t 10 thoroughly warranted for i've years. Kept
In order free Of charge. And sent to any part ol
the country for examination by the eustomeE
before payment Of the bill. We can predict
equally a. large demand for them In this section
IS in others. Families desiring the best machine
manufactured should write direct to the factory.
And enterprisiny persons Wishing to seize the
chance should spply for % valuable IN agrney
See advertisement in another part Of this paper.
Address, Standard Machine Co., Cor. Broadway
and Clinton Place, New York.
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amount wholly unprecedented in this
country at any time. So greatly is this
volume of currency in excess of the or.
binary wantsof trade that money is seek
ing investment at the rate of $4,000
day in bonds bearing only 4 per cent.
interest. We submit that these facts
demonstrate beyond all controversy that
the amount and value of money now in
circulate IN in this country. and known as
currency, exceeds by 100000, 900 the
sum and value of the currency just pre-
cetling the panic. and that it is so abun-
dant that. in order to find any profitable
use for ir, it is urgently loaned at tie
low rate Of i per cent.
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Dobbin's Electric Soap,

Having obtained the agency Of this celebrated
soap for Geneva and vicinity, take pleasure In
calling attention to the following testimonials Of
some Of our best people, - to its merits
''As tune, labor and money saving article, !
take pleasure in Recommending Dobbin's Electric
Sosp to my neighhors. have used il and II u
the best soap ever saw. It promises = great
deal, but 1t does all It promises.
MIS- H. N. KNowLfox.
have no hesitation In saying that no house
keeper should be without Dobbin's Electric Sosp.
heartily recommend il 70 all my neighbors.
Try il, and you will use NO other.
B. b. HOW'LL.
Iwould not undertake to do one washing with
ont it, It certainly ssves half the labor.
MHs c. C. LxEcH.
l do not hesitate to pr0uounce Dobbin's soap
to lie the hest ever used. the rapidly and ease
with which It enables one to do ones washing,
is really surprising. Boiling the clothes ID un-
necessary, and no rubbing q needed. would
not be without it. LAURA STILLWAGox.
Ihave malle arrangements with the manufac-
turefs In Philadelphia. 80 that can furnish the
sosp In any quantity desired.
T. l.. ELLIOTT, Sole Agent
Geneva. Allen Co. Kansss.
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Lo(
-CranberrieS
.Vano A. CA

best in tho market, at Scott's.
"A complete assortment of drugs at
prices to suit the times at SCOTS.
Smokers will find the best cent CT
CARS in town at the post Office. Try
them end be convinced.
Every medicine that has any repu>
tation in the cure of chills and fever can
be found At Scott's.
Stevenson is receiving Mexican dollars
and Trade dollars at their face value tor
goods and pays them out in change at
ninety cents.
Mrs. Jas. Simpson has just received
q full and complete stock Of new MILL
merry goods. including flowers, velvets,
plumes, ETC., etc., to which she invites
the attention of the ladies of lola and
vicinity.
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oS,ssuaI JOas.sui ~vsVs, ssvi.s . svas, issn .nsa
lustrous appearance Of great beauty. No other
preparation 20 edsctuslly removes dandruG or
stops falling Of the hsir; Its cooling and healing
action entirely curing itching and humors Of the
scalp, and keeping the skin clean, white and
healthy. 1t 10 perfectly harmless, exquisitely
perfumed, and contains nothing that will soil the
skin or gum the hair. Il Is not dye. and u
unequsled for exoellence and purity. Buy .
bottle from your druggist, =. b. Stevenson, and
test its merits
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METHODIST EPISPOCAL
Y. N. G. A..
NOTE THE PRICES f!
THEY ABE FAR
BELOW COMPETITION.

g dozen Felt Skirts at
so G each.
6d0zen Ale.c0ndre Kid
Gloves at 800 a pair.
go yds all WOOL CASH
mere at IS C per yard.
$50 yards Black III
pacca at go cent per yd.
so yards Black Alpoc-
ca at Is G per yard.
dozen Gents UnL01171-
dried Shirts, Linen Cuffs
and BosOnas, at 70 cents
each.
I Dozen Halls HUSH
ing Cloves at $500 a
pair.
8 dozen Gents Buck
Gloves ut rs c pair.
100 yards Hemp Car
pet at go cents per- yard.
100 yards Ingram
Carpets at SO Is per yd.
I dozen Gents Heavy
Ouercoots at $500 each.
g dozen Gents all W0ol
Cashmere Pants $3.50
pair.
3 dozen pairs Boys
Warranted Boots at
81. 70 pair.
6 dozen pairs Hens
Warranted Boots at
$3.25 pair.
. per cent. discount GL-
Lelced on 0Lt cash pur-
chases0n1OuptinS to $50.
We will save YOU money.
Call and get our prices
o. p. NORTHRUP & cos,
C.fSH
DRY GOODS STORE.
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New silver dollars are becoming plenty
again. They are good things. reader, to
pay your subscription with, if you are
behind or intend renewing. Silver is
especially acceptable {; greenbacks ditto;
and we would, at pinch, take gold dol
lars.
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Turn ont 10 the meetine 10 DAY.

Turn out to the meeting to day.
Joseph Pridham was sentenced fol
four yean.
And now the candidates 90 "round
and roundp
Three columns of matter crowded over
until next week.
The first ice of the season formed
Thursday night.
The carpenters report moro work than
can be accomplished.
The prairie schooner emigration is I'D
usually large this fall
/Mr. c. A. Lakin has moved into the
house vacated by Mr.. Ingersoll.
White paper will not be sold in less
quantie than 5 cents worth, hereafter.
The Republican club 60 to Humboldt
tonight en-masse. All are invited to 60
along.
Mr.. Maxwell has . rattling new boy
at his house, straight Republican, of
course.
= DR.. ]. w. Scott has moved into the
Beeman house recently vacated by Mr..
COchrane.
Read the call for the Republican meet
ings in the different townships on the
second page.
IA real old fashioned love feast was
INDUCED in At the Republican club, We'd
nesdsy night.
A terrific prairie fro in the eastern
part of the county last Sunday. Burn
your fire guards.
Speakers from lola will address the
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lob PRINTING.

JOB PRINTING.
We are prepared to fill promptly all
orders for Letter Heads, Note Heads,
Bill Heads, Envelopes. Cards, Stste-
ments, Programme, Visiting Cards, In
vitations, Circulars. Posters, Dodgers,
Ass>..N..S D.:>S- E. = the neatest
kices.