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The daily gazette., 1878-07-23
The Potter Investigation at the
Seaside

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., July 23.-But-
Ter and Hiscook, of the Potter investi..
eating committee, arrived at the United
States Hotel tonight. They are the only
members of the committee who have yeI
arrived. Potter and Springer will be
here in the morning, when the commit
tee will commence It's Sc e-sions. 1t is ex-
pected that Secretary Sherman will be
first witness called. He will be examin-
ed by Butler, and may occupy the stand
for several days.
Judge Kelley, of Pennsylvania, and
Shellabarger, of Ohio, Sherman's coun-
sci, are also here, as are also number OF
other prominent witnesses. 1t is expec-
ted tn At the committee will remain In
session Int a few hours daily. They viii
probably meet at IL and adjourn at
Secretary Sherman, accompanied by hl'
family, arrived this evening.
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Arrlye at ocean Guy, lU.O a. m.
Returning leavc Ocean Guy at D p. m.
arrive at wilmington al 1890 p. m.
Tickets good To return by regular trains
until Monday, jolly .9Uh, when st9mped
by Ticket A gent at ocean CITY.
irst-class cars run directly through to
the surf.
Hours at the Sea shore.
Ocean Llty is not surpassed, If qualed,
for It's natural attractlveness, possessing
the finest surf-b thing, sailing, fishing.
&c. To be fOunl on the Coast.
The name OF p. Coyle& & Son, as mana
gers OF the Railroad Excursion House, $
sufficient proof that Excu ,sionists VIII be
well provided for. Meals at ali heurs, at
the lowest rates, and of the best quality
and greatest variety.
ii +. KENNY, Superintendent
/. N. MILL 5, Genn AgJ. Del- DIV.
60. O.A.DADMUN, Genl L Icket A ct
jyZz-te
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ARREST OF A THIEVING MAIL
AGENT.

WASHINGTON, July % "A telegram
was receiv' d to-day by the chief special
agent If the Postotlice Department an
nOuncing the arrest AT Baldwin, Fla, by
special agents, of George Riverwood ,loc Ii
mail agent at that place, for rifiing r. gis-
tered letters. Four hundred and seventy
three dollars, money order funds. which
had been stol n by him from packages,
was found on his person.
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and journalism.

Nj rs Lucy ii. Hooper is writing for the
Baltimore Gazette.
The ST. Louis Commercial Gazette
closed its twelfth year on Thursday last.
Mr.. JAS. t. Anderson, formerly night
editor of the North American aud more
recently witness for the Potter com
mittee, has become connected with the
Washington Post, tDem.)
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FOURTH EDITION
From w ashingtOn.
PRESIDENTIAL PEREGRINATIoNs-Po-
IITICAL ASSESSMENTS AND THE
DECAPITATIoN OF wADDEL
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM
ATA DISCOUNT &C.
GENERAL HAYES swINeINo ABOUND.

AT A DISCOUNT &c.
GENERAL HAYES SWINGING AROUND.
WAsHINGToN, July 22.-This admin
istraL. on rivals IT It does not surpass the
Grant administration in wandering over
The country for pleasure during the hot
season. Last year, when 1t was annOunc-
ed that MIR Hayes would make his sum-
neT residence ut the Soldiers Home, he
country approved Of bis determination,
for, after tlial Of eight years, g neral
Grant failed to demonstrate that the gov
erDmeDJ could be run as well away from
the capital as In 1t. The implied promise
Of Mr.. Hayes that he and his cabinet
would stay here during the summer aud
attend to their business seems TO be on q
par with some OF the civil service profess
sions. At this time only two members
Of the cabinet are in this city, and they
may not be here tomorrow. Fur her,
the president nor any of his cabinet seem
TO have the resolution TO refuse an invita-
lion for apleasure trip, though to be sure,
nobody grudges them jaunt now aud
then. la the sevt nteeu months that this
administrator has been in power It's
members have In the aggreeats been abb
sent for much longer period than were
the members of the uraIt administra-
tien in the same space Of time.
WARNING TO THE UNwARY.
The dismissal OF Mr.. Waddell, the
cleIk in the six h auditors othcc, Tor re-
lu,ing to subscribe To The
republican campaign fund, was undoubt-
enly intended as IA warning TO the o her
clerks, and is SO considered by them.
The facts show most fldsrant disregard
ut the civil service Jules as laid down by
the President, and Indicate very plainly
that the whole pretense of civil service
l i-fo m is a hollow moekery. When Mr.
Waddeli as applied to for subscription
he sta ed that While his proclivities were
democratic lie did not consider himself a
polllicla D., and standing by the Presi
dents order on the subject he must de-
cline contributing aUy portion of ms
small salary for political purposes. Mr.
addell WAS appointed without any So
licilation Oh his pari by Mr.. McCormick
when the latter was assistant Secretary
OF the Treasury. He is known to be &
most faithful and efficient clerk, and M
dissatisfaction has ever been found will
the performance of his duties. Th,
other department clerks will of cours'
profit by his fate, and the campaign com
mittee will have no further difficulty IL
squeezing what funds they may wan
out Of their unhappy victims. 1t tb'
small fish are 10 suffer, so ought the bi,
ones, and the President should therefore
lose no time in removing his persona
friend, Wm. Henry Smith, collector a
chicago, who has also refused to contrib
uue 10 the camp ign fund. The clerk
in the Treasury Deparl ment received to
day gentle reminder from the campaig
comnittee in the form of circular int
mating that the subscriptions must b
paid up during this month.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-23

The Alexandria (Va.) Gazettepublish-
es Columbus Alexander's reply (the fea-
lures of which are given in The Suns
special dispatches) to Gen. Hunton's last
card. Mr.. Alexander denies that he de.
clined to accept Iunton's challenge, but
says he has as much right to fear the
Alexandria police as Hunton had to fear
those ofthe District of Columbia. lie ac-
cuses Hunton of being a friend to all
District rings, and concludes by saying he
was never known to be wanted and moi
found. Alexander carried his card from
Washington to Alexandria yesterday him
self. Gen. Hunton was at Orange Cour
House, Va.-Bdlt. Sun.
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BULLS CoUGd SYAUY


A fresh supply just received and for sale
q. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market Sts.
H. H. III. Horse Liniment.
A fresh stock received, and for sale by
Y. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market SITS.
Majors Centennial Cement. :
For needing broken China, Marble or
1880 - FLAMES BELT.
Cor. Sixth and Market Sts.
Wire Hair Brushes,
Very superior TO bristle brushes they
impart cooling and refreshing sensation
to the scalp. For sale by yns nD,r
Cor Sixth and Market Sts.
Leibig's Extract of Meat,
In Slbo 4ib., y Id. and Id. jars, is sold
"AO'''' anu Z JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and NJ 'rket streets.
Palmer's Dandelion Coffee,
Is not only less injurious than real cof
fee, but is conside ed by those who have
used II 10 have positive remedial effects.
A fresh supply just received. sold whole
sale and retail, by u. JANIS BELT,
cor. Sixth and Market streets.
Hubball's Prepared Wheat.
This popular article of childrens food, l.,
may be had fresh, of
2. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market streets.
Chlorate of Potassium.
One barrel just received, and sold whole
sale and retail, by u. JAMES BELL,
Cor. Sixth and Market streets.
| Nursing Bottles and Fittings,
In great variety. For sale by
q, JAMES BELT,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
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THE AVERAGE DAMAGE.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 22.-From a
summary of over 200 reports received by
a leading commission firm here from
points in Wisconsin, Iowa and Mime
sofa, the past three weeks, the damage
to the grainery crop of wheat bV the late
storm and excessive heat averages II per
cent. in Wisconsin, q per cent. in Iowa
and q per cent. in Minnesota.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-23
STARTLING.IF TRUE.

From the Ne,D York Tribune.
The Hor. Samuel j. Tiiden and Jesse
Grant have been at the tame hotel at
Long Branch for several days Con-spir-
a.cy!
The daily gazette., 1878-07-23

Some Pittsburg gentlemen have en-
ployes fitting up the Brady's Bend Iron
Works, which have been idle for num-
Der of years; for the purpose of manufac-
turing steel.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-23
AKENTUCKY TOWN IN RUINS

CINcINNATTI, July GA despatch
from Ashland, KY, says: "a boat brings
news that the town OF Catl-tts burg is
nearly entirely burned up. All the hotels
and bust less houses in the squares were
destroyed.
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Condition of the Crops.

WASHINGTON, July 22-Commissioner
LeDuc's report for July LIST showed the
several crops to be in first.class condi-
ton. Information received since that
time indicates very serious damage from
various causes to the spring wheat crop
of Minnesota, Northern Iowa and Wis
GDuSlu,
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The above speaks for itself, butw
add that this is the pure juice Of tie 4
neither d,zgged. Hqnored nor 'caiari;'
has been ripened and mellowed bTi|
for medicinal or sacramento pupcSs
unsurpassed. 1t can be obtainedtUaI |
Of the leading Druggists throuSO1
United States. and at wholesale fnd
undersigned. who will forward d''dl
pamphlet. free of charge, on applic'H'''
Respectfully, ETC.,
II. K. & F. B. THURDER 4 |
West B,uadaUay. Reade and HAdf@ J
NEw-YoRy.
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EXCURSIONS.
RATE - DOWN.
Thursday, July 25th, 1878.
Round Child'n under

~ A special excursion train will be
run TO OCEAN CITY the famous seaside
resort OF the Peninsula, at the ioll wing
low rates of fare:
The daily gazette., 1878-07-23

Here is something worth calling calling
that every one needs, sf'FiEnl ! Fire Enl
and Livery stable keepers; q : ; Clesn,
a Wagon Washer, a Villa nhIer a fsI
Garden or Street Sprlnks,oer'' sor sny pur|
rnge' wnere water as1'G Is used. Throws Socs
stream b. feet through hose o,, Of 1 order
a We'll les liable to get out snv on pnnI
less and last longer than th,,dn a"i and a
ineen nse, pt9 oat or i pn il vel, v is,,ooeHo Sl
rust, no friction, no nails; n,7t ISTn ioge Eef
Everything Is SOLID, we'i niehly Of theq
cheap, % durable and lasting; IS n,S s,6mi \
+ orce Pumps. $1,000 ana ma, T ns, g 20. |
Pumps, siI.o6, Family a,ay1ann p%%p'i K eper,,
The well know fe''J j. M. HOLLLhh1
No. so4 King street; WVnrIalor WimioTr 81
Manufacturer and frop Mays.dt1
promptly attended 10. to.d
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GRANTS REMEDY

it's effects ara truly marvellous In Dropsy.
Gravel, Brlght's disease, seminal losses,
Leucorrhoea, and lost vigor, no matter
OF how long standing the case may be, pos
tive relief Is had In from one 10 three days.
Do moi despair, hesitate or doubt for NJ is
really specinc and never falls 1t is
purely a vegetable preparation. by ITS
timely use thousands OF cases that ila 9
been considered incurable by the most
eminent physicians, have been perma-
nently cured.
1t Is also indorsed by the regular Physi-
clans and Medical Societies throughout
the country, sold In bottles at T 20 dollar RS
each or three botJles which Is enough 10
cure tue most aggrav tied case, sent TO any
address on receipt of FIVE dollars. Small
TRIAL bottle ONE dollar each, all orders TO
Grants Remedy Manufacturing
Company, .aysst -
Do Main St., Worcester, Mass
jy224m
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-05-26
From Mondays Daily. I

rs cOme-liain.
Well acknowledgement yesterday.
Rolling stOck-Cuttle on railways.
Murancy Hughes, the an. H." has
made "n affidavit; now for some tall
swearing.
Eureka has been designated as the
point at which the Republican State
Convention is to be held. Happy is
Eureka thercat.
The Grand Prize produced in April
bullion 10 the amount Of So. 100. and
til" Hussry Produced during tho same
month, S1G.2VJ
a man slightly under the influence Of
liquor yesterday. informed us that it
w"S C used 10y indnlgIng in too much
shor1rry Sirnwcukr.
"Pnii down the blinds Jared IN
pleasantly upon the ear of II lady at her
toilet on board the palace car ..Gov.
Jewell ms /; auo into town this
morning. Shc pulled.
The family of lev. McCullooh mr..
rived on the train from the west last
Saturday. Til" parsonage has been en-
timely renovated, and MIR. McCulloch
nI.d family will occupy il immediately.
Justice Abbott Of Tuscnrora, bath
conscientious %scruplcs CONCERNING his
ability TO try the Pollard case, and has
tarned the cnse owe to Justice Stafford
of Falcon City. This is ono 81 the
truly honest AGbut's that ono reads
nbout III history.
The Eme'. HeGiete nlludes to our in.
vitntion for Becchcr To remain over at
Elko, III rHth ,r a sarcastic manner, and
states: "Wo heard that Elko was that
Kind Of II town" Now We don't be-
lIeve You heard anything Of the sort
before We mentioned it. for tho simple
r aSon that had you even had the
Hlightost suspicion Of the fact. your
home would not now be Tuscarorn. but
" quiet cor"cr in our "quiet ono horse"
town would lnvc suited you too well.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-05-26
ErTaUlll-

Li"nt. Allen Of Camp Hal.cck. mud T
r. Mccarthy of san FurncrsrO. are reg
iHtercd at The DrIot Hotel. ID. V.
johnson. Of Star valley il IN town on
business 10 day.
George Acklcr q Tue same ,nllry.
who through an accident on his ranch.
received severe injury II couple OF
weeks ago, was also III t.wn to.dmy.
aud we are pleased To learn that be hrs
fully recovered; both lac and Mr.. John.
son returned home by tho train this
evening.
j. l.. Ed"G arrived from Eureka by
the train thIs evening.
Uncle George Tucker who has been
confined la his room at the hotel since
his arrival from san Frnrcisco, two
days ago. made his appearance Oh the
streets again to day.
Judge J. II. Flnck is looking fnl, and
hearty since his return from tho Ray,
Those salt water baths nro good medi.
cine.
Governor Bradley is in Tuscnrorn,
looking after his interests in that camp.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-05-26
m. Conc ~ L..,

The long looked and prayed for rain.
has come al last. and thirsty nature
r~ejoiccs thereat. The descending nIois-
ture continued through a portion Of the
evening, aud bright prospects of a
gloomy continuance hang threatening
ly above. Although ant now, this
immediate section has been as dry as
a theological discussion. reports which
have reached US from both north and
south, prove that a very large scope Of
country surrounding us, has been
favored with heavy rains and snow. at
intervals during the past two weeks.
Kentuck, who isjust in from the
South. informs us thut ON South Fork,
Huntington and adjacent valleys, out
door work a suspended for several
days on O OF the rains and /;
four inches Of the latter having fallen
several days aao.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-05-26

Through a severe application OF res
t~rictive religious influences, We have
been enabled to suppress our bitter
envy of the Tmes-Rerisc in securing its
bonanza, to a point just below verbal
expression. hut with the ephemeral ma
ture of ''our" great sensation weighing
heavily upon superlatively slim resour-
ces, n vas amount Of unadulterated
charity must be served up. and heca-
tones Of wounded s%ensibilities must be
sacrificed upon the shrine of friendship,
to effect such contamination, but We
are equal TO the emergency-sLake
Major.
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From Tuesdays Daily
Was Not the Man.

just AZ the east bound train was
leaving this station Sunday evening. IL
gentleman who with his wife were
upon the Depot platform, stepped hur-
ridly up to the Deputy Sheriff. who
was also upon the platform. and stated
that he had jnst recognized as passen-
gers i'll IL Of the cars, the defaulting
book-keeper Of Drexler & Co., Maleu.
and his wife. A liberal reward has
been offered for the capture OF the for
mer. md Sheriff Seitz, being at once
informed OF the facts. boarded the train
just ns it pulled out, with the view Of
arresting the nbsconding party. and re-
turning him TO where he il wanted in
tnO western portion OF the State. Tho
Sheriff proceeded ut once To business.
but a thorough runIaging Of the coaches
and u critical scrutiny OF NIL their occu-
pants discoverable.. revealed but one
person who came anywhere near an
swering the menger description given Of
the party in question, and he, the
officer. at once levied upon. much to the
passengers surprise. When informed
OF his supposed identity. his nstomish
ment Was only exceeded by grief that II
prominent San Francisco journalist
should bear so striking II resemblance to
Hbcgg"rly blk Of u book. keeper ~ to
subject him to the humiliation of arrest
on u charge Of anything less than n
$4,000 libel. Indignant ut being sus.
pected of so paltry n crime as that
charged against Mnlem. the scnndalized
journalist Immediately proved his iden
tiiy with the profession by n full display
OF his credentials. consisting Of "a
clean shirt-collar, n pair of soiled socks
anu n vial Of invigorating cordial, care
fully slowed in n Connecticut cignr box
which he had c%onSiderately deposited
with the porter. This showing, TO-
gcther with tho exhibition of am IN
wholesome looking stack Of dunning
letters and I. o. US was regarded M
sufficient evidence in acquittml. and he
was permitted to plunge onward in
his career Of literary luxuriousncss.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-05-26
Black Hills Prosp.c,s.

We have been shown n letter received
by n gentleman Of this place from n
friend Mt Dcadwood. in reply to one
forwarded from here last month. in
which the present business and
iniuro prospect OF the Black Hills
country nre placed in IA light somewhat
Inherent from accounts usually received
from that section through public chan.
nels. The writer, who has been in the
country just long enough to become
posted rs to its condition, states that
Ills II OF the best 10 keep away from
he has yet struck in his pcrnmbula.
lions on the coast According 10 this
writer. 1t Is the deliberate opinion OF
those of his friends best posted, that
the country has been wonderfully over.
estimated, aud ns quickly as they can
dispose Of what property they have.
even at n heavy sacrifice, they ropos
to stand from under" IIu concludes
by warming all who may contemplate
going TO ''the Hills with a Wow Of
lettering their condition, that the
prosecution of such design will surely
end i'll disappointment. for fewer Old.
portunitics to extort n living cannot be
presented by any section this sido Of
China. than are now offered in the
Black Hills.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-05-26

by rnil nro a. follows: Two car loads
Of general merchandise from tho west,
md II car load Of No. | iron.axle way.
ons manufactured by tho celebrated
Siudcbaker Company at South Bend.
Ind. especially for service in this
country, was received by John Ainley.
A fine thoroughbred stallion arrived
by rnil direct from Kentucky. where he
was recently purchased by Mr. Thomas
Ellison and taken ut ouco 10 the ranch
OF that gentleman. We couldn't obtain
the pedigree Of tho beautiful animal,
and only know that ho is OF the stock
OF flyers"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-05-26
Has Arrived.

The family Of Rev. MeCulloch has
arrived here from their old home At
HealdAburg. California. ard Mrs Nc
Culloch has entered upon the discharge
Of her duties ~ principal assistaht in
the public school. Tue lady is evil
IDENTIFY we'll qualified for the position to
which she has been assigned. being q
graduate Of Rockford Seminary. Ills,
and has followed the profession of u
teacher. during seventeen years since.
She has also a life diploma from Cali
~fornia. having acted as principal in
public schools in that State; during
several years past having had charge
Of Alexander Academy at Healdsburg.
Sonoma County. California.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-05-26
T-heaeeP.


Bert's Dramatic and LiliPutiAn com.
bination will stop here On their vay
West. and give one entertainment at
Peterson's Hall next Monday evening.
the goth instant. The inimitsbls Major
Mutt is n Of the principal attractions
of the Combination. the high reputation
Of which, has proceeded them. The
very popular play Of THE Tour Of the
World in 50 Days is the peice selected
for Monday night. and the troupe have
the reputation Of rendering it admira-
bly,
Reserved seats for tho play can DO
obtained at the Postofiice, without ex-
ira charge See advertisement in an.
other column.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-05-26

The what Ii il" is just \ li,tlc the
''fattest' local take" that has oiled
up = rusty copy hook since Surcho
PanZa first bestrode his mule AS a gal
liant squire From the Kcr,er We
hnd tb2t the charge against '.it'' upoa
which the warrant OF arrest was issued
is that OF perjury, in making false
nihdsrIt IN procuring = marriage lic-
ense- How, ~ wherein Il became nee.
essary for IL to commit perjury in 80
siuple IA transaction as the Obtaiujur Of
= marriage ~IIecnse, is siill yelled in
o~b-curIty, aud nor that they have
got iii what will they do with &, in
order To prove tae allegation. Ia our
glorious Republic certain reserved and
unalicnablc riShts are accorded 10
members Of the hniaau family, whether
he. she or 1t, which the most morbil
aud uieddlesoine curiosity is bound To
respect; aud whether Bcn. Fitch be cor
rect III his prediction that the Great
is the veritlblc Charley Ross
OF supposed post humous fame, or. ~
- claimed With equal p,rtia IcIly hy "a
r"'ir"d member Of fLe Metropolitan
d"tecii''s, iii" In no less II pcrsongrc
than the notorious KIts Bender. he
r""crved rights already alluded tD. will.
W" opinr, pr0.e an iasurn, AutaiIlc ub
SihGir I" II solution Of IA, nasrasaisL
aud tant"lizirg mystery.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-05-26
The Race To-day,

The six hundred yard running race
which took place upon tho track above
town at 2 o'clock to-day, between
baldwin," and II. G.. Vaughan's
"Sockdolagcr" was won by the former.
Baldwin coming ont about thirty feet
in II advance. A whole mob Of the boys
vent up to witness the sport. and al.
though the amount run for, was only
some so, considerable money Changed
hands on the result. The track was in
splendid condition aud the running
was good, but Baldwin is beyond all
doub, considerably the fnstcst horse. .
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-05-26

Msssrs. Reinhatt & Co. received To-
day. from Snu Francisco. n cur load OF
machinery for the Grand Prize mine at
Tuscarora. The load consists Of n por.
ton Of tho heavy engine designed for
working the pumps now being placed
in the large new shaft Of the mine. by
White Il Allen, tho contractors in
charge Of the work. The machinery Is
from tho we'll known San francisco
works Of Prescott. Scott Il Co.. and is
Of the most substantial character .
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-05-26
From Thursdays Daily.

Changed-Siage time.
On the tapis-Seyeral horse races.
Mitey snide-The cheese story.
A felony-Giving false reports of
mines.
We read That a New York man was
kicked to death by Il woman last week,
Mules had better look to their l~uurels.
This is the time Of year when n man
buys about ten dollors worth of flowers
and feathers, perches them on the back
of his wife's head and calls it n spring
bonnet-latest style.
The refreshing rain yesterday did
its work noblv, and we'll are TIE far
mers sa,:s ed with it,. We hzG ell err
tNined 70" : that The er,ire yes; wculd
BIO one c. rs.era! dr. hess, Ia. tine
raiu has no snea ,Jen fel q p os.
pee : now &c tHct e con ng fan VII
be ore ot'ne ..vei:es.B and be I ! u the
l. = e r:pr'y. d"
vs. have seves, times mentioned
,He an each o'tSe national he.
Z" eI :, BED - arouse all L. o
h'i 1" ch e pa, ';ism to goa an.
lag ii celeh~u ION md an er,,va-
be o"p fer Al who pu:'is rais in l..
Wa sc spenl-aG 10 n young man in -e.
ba = to ;ls o""Un we casually men
torel S. ra;or Ga ell Cons Tame
as e . on eut r1i able CT izea, III .
taat fs woa'i T o5Nc'y oTsr his cs..
vice as ''o~etu. u ihe day. Irne'ne
oar surprise AVID chrS n wien 10 Gl-
N"ereG, wy, I .:orght yea wee
going . q make it nn e?.oya3is sg.:,."