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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-22
FLUE.Dusr.

The Lennon mill has finished teaching
Matt Kyle has enclosed his house with ,
neat paling fence.
The ladies were out in full force yester.
day last evening, making holiday pur.
chases.
George Davis, the auctioneer, yesterday
afternoon sold Q fine p Of horses for
$40.
Mr.. Joseph winzell moved into his new
house on Mob Hill yesterday. 1t Is prob
ably the finest private residence in Eureka.
The New York Sun says Taylor's box
trick surpasses anything In the spiritual
line 1t has ever seen.
A noisy individual, laboring under the
influence Of too much benzine, was yanked
into jail yesterday by Sheriff Sias.
Messrs. Molinelli 4 Smith, real estate
agents. have q desirable house and lot, on
Spring street, for sale.
The boys focked to Tommy Douglas
Senate saloon last night to note the i'm
Provements made, and he was the recipient
OF numerous congratulations.
Sheriff Sias yesterday arrested Joseph
Rector. near Mineral Hill, and lodged him
in the County Jail. Rector is charged with
larceny.
Communion service will be held at the
Presbyterian church this morning, and the
evening will BE- devoted to exercises appro-
pirate to Christmas.
Workmen are busily engaged in putting
the Richmond refinery in working condi-
ton. and ii will be started to-day IL pos
sible.
A number Of Mormon wagons, loaded
with chickens, have arrived during the past
few days. One man sold rs dozen chickens
in one day. u
There will be services Monday evening
ct the NJ. E. Church on Ruby Hill. Ser
mon by Philo Phelps, Of the Presbyte-
risn Church.
The work Of repairing Miners Union
Hall, Ruby Hill, will be commenced on
Monday. A new stage is to be added, and
other improvements will be made.
By reference to another column, it will
be seen an excellent turkey dinner can be
obtained at the Saddle Rock oyster and
chop house on Christmas for the moderate
sum Of so cents.
A shooting match for turkeys and chick
ems will commence at Ed. Reilley's to-day,
and will continue daily until New Years.
Rifles and pistols will be the weapons
used.
Harry Collins placarded the town yester-
day with attractive posters, and is energet-
ically pushing forward the preparations
for the amateur entertainment on Wednes-
day night.
Mr. Warner, the business manager Of
the Weathersby troupe, after failing TO Sc
cure the services Of 8 bili-poster, donued
. duster and proceeded to do the work him
self. That's the kind Of men who succeed
on the Base Range.
The good results Of advertising are shown
daily. Mr.Schneider found q roll Of green
backs in front Of his store on Friday, and
it was announced in yesterdays SENTINEL.
Early in the moroing an employee Of the
Z. d P. Railroad called, proved prop
erty. and departed q richer man.
A concert will be given at the Methodist
Episcopal church this evening by the pu-
pills Of the Sunday School attached to the
church. Some Of the best musical talent
OF Ruby Hill has volunteered for the occa-
SIGN, and the affair promises to be one Of
unusual interest.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-22
what May Happen.

A dispatch from New York q few days
ago stated that with the beginning of the
new year the Gold Room would offer in
creased facilities for the buying and selling
OF mining stocks by the Eastern public.
This is an important announcement for
Nevada. Once the East becomes fully
acquainted with the business Of mining,
there will be no limit to the demand for
mining shares, aud an extended market
must greatly enhance the value of all
legitimate mining property. The Con-
gressional bill to regulate railroad freights
and fares also fits in most opportunity.
II 1t should pass the Senate, rs it ought, it
may happen that the great volume Of Ne
vada business will be turned eastward be-
fore the expiration Of 1879. The consumma-
ton of these things would not be regretted
by any n at this end Of the line. San
Francisco has been milking Nevada quite
long enough. With cheap freights and a
mining market East, we would be in posi-.
ton to go where we can do best.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-22
A slight Fire.

An alarm Of fire caused the engines to
turn out about 2 o'clock yesterday morn
ing. but being unable to discover anything
returned to their respective houses. There
was q fire. however, and one that came near
being attended with serious results. A
m OF loose reputation. living on Buel
street, went to bed in a bcastly state of in
toxicatiou, leaving a ~coal-oil lamp burning
on the wash-stand. Just how the fire
originated is not clearly shown. A man
passing by saw the flames. and bursting
open the door found the wash-stand con-
sumed. while the fire was creeping up the
wall. and had already reached the bed.
Notwithstanding the fact that a portion Of
her clothing had been burned from her
body, the woman failed to awake, and
would undoubtedly have persisted had it
not been for the timely discovery as above
mentioned.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-22

One Of the most difficult things for .
gentleman 10 undertake is the selection Of
. present for q lady. In his anxiety 10 Sc
cure something both suitable and useful,
he frequently makes purchases that border
ON the ridiculous. A line Of presents,
especially adapted 10 the wants Of woman
kind. are displayed at Schneider's drug
store, aud no one need spend five minutes
time in selecting an acceptable gift.
Schneider has some exquisite toilet sets,
tortoise shell combs, p~ocket-books, and
other fancy articles. Celluloid goods, Of
which he has a quantity, are entirely new
to Eureka, and would make q novel and
choice present. Before making your selec-
tions you should examine his stock.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-22

Jackson House-terry Sullivan, Ham,
burg mines; y. w. Perley and A. B. Har-
vey, Ward; j.. J. Corrigan. Bristol.
Parker House-Ed. Emery, II. H. Man
uel and J. +. White, Hoosac; p. 8. Goss,
Hamilton. Canada; A. J. Blair and J. b.
AcGce, Bristol.
International Hotel-John e. Richards,
Ruby Hill; G. Chase. O. Collins and ].
Coughlin. Eureka; A. r. Washburn and
George Watts. Belmont; Alfred Campbell,
Canada; James Langston. Carson.
Turner House-w. II. FenstermAkeI
aud r. d. Page. Fish Greek; VIM. Bryant
and VIM. Reynolds, Ruby Hill; Geo. H,
Dimmick; w. A. Baker. Prairie du Chen
MIA.
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Miniax Chains Recorded.

The following mining claims were re-
corded yesterday by District Recorder
Molinelli
Cuff, 500 feet, near the Richmond
mine. located by John Cuff, Joseph Toomey
Thomas Brown and Daniel Dalton.
Toomoy-l,5O0 adjoining the Cuff, To-
Gated by John Cuff, Thomas Brown, Joseph
Toomey and Daniel Dalton.
H%elen--1. 500 feet, adjoining the Toomey,
located by John Cuff. Thomas Brown,
Joseph Toomey and Daniel Dalton.
Derby-1. 500 feet, in the vicinity of the
Toomey, located by John Cuff. Thomas
Brown, Joseph Toomey and Daniel Dalton.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-22
worthy OF Emulation.

The Directors Of the Atlas Mining Com
pany, recently incorporated for the further
development OF the North Star mine, stu
ated Immediately north of the well-known
Atlanta min OF West Tintic, Utah, have
resolved to proceed with its development
from the sale of a portion Of the capital
stock. guaranteeing that no assessment
should be levied, under any circumstances,
for IL months.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-22
Lively Person.

Which OF our Base Range ministers can
equal this Colorado parson? "The Colo
RADIO Springs i" Gazette" says that in fifty
consecutive hours. last week, one of the
ministers Of that place, preached five long
and two short sermons, attended one fu-
neral service, two prayer-mcetings, q Sun
day school session, and Travelled so miles,
II OF which were walked in four hours"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-22
n.u.rturc or Nj. =. !. Hctn,.

Mr.. E. J. Helms, who opened a business
school on Thursday evening, yesterday re-
ceived intelligence Of the sudden death Of
his father at Truckee on Friday night,
while en- route to San Francisco. Mr..
Helms departs this morning, to be present
at the funeral. and to attend to such other
business as may require his attention. He
expects TO return in about one week, when
his school will DO continued.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-22
A Treachcrous Carson villain.

The charming stiffness Of a faro game in
Thursday evening. Among the Philosoph-
ical investigators Of Fortunes mysteries
was Albert S~tandenger, formerly q bar
keeper at the Ormsby House. A man
named Johnny Davis, whom the appeal .
further identifies as the notorious petty
larceny thief entered the room, walked
quietly up behind Standenger, pulled a
wagon-spoke from under his coat and
struck the unsuspecting man a blow on the
head, knocking him senseless. Davis was
locked up to await the result Of Standen-
gers injuries.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-22
waitipw for Chr,.t,nnx Eve,

Rev. Mr.. Crawford will address the chill
dren Of his Sunday School this evening
on Happy Days." or "a View Of Christ
mas"--A good subject to bring out the
little ones. He also requests all the schol-
airs to be present punctually at 2 O'Clock,
that a perfect roll Of the members may be
taken and proper directions given them
for the exercises of Christmas Eve. Those
who have seen the programme for the
Christmas festival at st. James church,
and have heard the children sing. will be
somewhat able beforehand to judge as to
whether the exercises will be interesting or
not,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-22

OF the whereabouts and movements Of
one Of the founders OF this journal, the
Denver Tribune has the following: THE
Leadville Eclipse will appear as a daily on
Wednesday next. with DIR. L. G. Mckinney.
lately Of the San Juan Sentinel, as its
editor. The Doctor Is confessedly one OF
the best journalists In the State, and II the
Eclipse has made as wise provisions for the
conduct of its other departments as this.
It may safely promise the people Of Lake
TO give them q paper that will be ar:t-class
in every respect"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-22

A special dispatch 10 the SENTINEL from
Carson last night, states that Doc. Bell was
yesterday convicted in the United States
Court at Carson Of participation In the
mail robbery near Cherry Greek, In
November, 1877. This Is Bells second
trial, the jury In the former one having
disagreed. The jury were out n hour.
There ia but one sentence in this case, that
Of imprisonment for life, and consequently
Bells old haunts In Eastern Nevada will
| know him no more.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-22

There was a large audience present at
the Opera House last night to hear Hugh J.
Mohan's lecture on the s'Irishman's Future
in America" He handled the subject in a
mastery manner, aud held the attention
Of the audience from first to last. 1t was
evident. too, that their ~sympathies were
enlisted in his behalf. He has won q wide
reputation as an orator since his appear
ance on the Pacific Coast. and he carries
the good wishes Of the SENTINEL in what
ever place his future may be cast.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-22
From bristol District.

Messrs. John b. MCGEE. J. ]. Corrigan
and A. J. Blair, large owners in the Hill
side Mining Company, at Bristol District.
arrived here last evening. They report
that the mine is looking exceedingly well,
and that the furnaces are repaired and will
smelling again on the 26th in
slant. The partyleft for San Francisco
this morning.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-22

Now is the time to order your Christmas
presents. Packages delivered to any part
Of the county promptly, without charge,
chanics' Trade Depot.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-22

The sporting fraternity Of Deadwood and
vicinity have raised something over $500
to assist in the defense Of Badly Ford, the
man who killed his man" at Sturgis City
a short time since. Badly Ford used to
ply his vocation along the line Of the rail-
roads in this State.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-22
RUBY HILL SCHOOL Report.

The following is the report of the Ruby Hill
Public School, for the month ending December
10th. 1873. Teachers: Grammar department. O.
J. Reek, Principal; Primary department. Miss
Kate Mclaughlin, Assistant. Number OF
school days. 10;
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-22
santa CLANS, Arrival.

The most magnificent display Of elegant
and exquisite holiday goods ever seen in
Eureka, now on exhibition and to be sold
cheap at Bart Ashim's Miners and Me
chanic' Trade Depot.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-22

Christmas Tree at Ruby HILL.
Among the attractions at Ruby Hill on
Christmas eve. will be a largo Christmas
tree, at Miners Union Hall, to the adorn-
ment Of which all secular denominations
are invited TO contribute. Everything in
tended for the tree should be delivered at
the Hall before 4 o'clock on Tuesday after
noon.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-22

Professor Hayden's Tenth Annual Re
port will soon be ready. 1t deals largely
with the cliff houses in tho Southwestern
part VI Colorado.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-22

Tho Hutchinson Family are announced
10 appear In Virginia City this week. We
can only say that the Virginia people will
have . musical treat.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-22

II you want your fine watches repaired in
the best manner and guaranteed for one year to
keen correct time. 60 TO Strsus' Jewelry store
below the Parker House, ies
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semrlet Fever.

The Virginia " Chronicle" says: Scarlet
fever has made It's appearance In the city.
Three cases are reported on the Divide.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-22
Bullion shipment.
Leave Your Orders.

Wells, Fargo 4 Co. shipped this morning
seven bars Of bullion, valued at So, 493 SO.
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YEsrERDAY's STOCK sALEs.
-. Francisco stock Exchange.
MORNING BOARD.

CORNING BOARD.
ESQ Ophir--38k
,oOS M-r.icap-a0 29k 3ok 30k
1s0 Gould 4 Curry-5k 81 50
tx Best & Belcher--18 17f
aa5 California--9h Ga 81
675 Sayage-6A 99t
s95 Con. yirginia-7|
10 Chollar-3Sh
40. Hale 4 Norcross-10k 10's
2f0 Crown Point-365c
1855 Yellow Jacket-14A
2745 Imperial-70c Toe
so Kentuck-395c
AIS Alpha--10
500 Belcher--3k
265 Confidence 8A 6I
$50 Sierra Nevada--47k 40
10 Utah-13 1871
455 Bullion-44 445c
100 Exchequer-360c
40 Seq. Belcher-18 20
90 Over man--10k los
40 Justice--4 395c
$40 Union---59 59k 594 59A
400 Succor-40c
$40 Lady Bryant
IS Alta-5k
$50 Julis-295c 290c q
165 Caledonia---2358 49,
95O silver hhi-i5ocat iSoc
40 Chaiienge--l6oc ioo
$50 Nov fork-6oc
$50 S~herfdan-S0e
100 kossnth---l5c
$50 Wells Fargo-1Oc loc
200 -Ward---55c
10t5 Lc~viathan--s5c 40c
50 N. Con. Virginia---4lOc
20 T~fojan--25c
30 B~enton--330c ga 32ce
100 Solid Silver-50c
270 N. Bonanza-s5c 95c 1
so RAYMOND h Ely-9A
1910 Eureka Con.-32 32k
so Jackson-s+
345 L~eopard-f
65 RAYMOND a ETy-9k
800 Beimout-25c
40 Belle-9H
IS Manhattan-410c 4
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wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S Letter List.
The following letters were received st Wells
Fargo / Cos once last evening and not
delivered.
David Davis Vim ] MILAN
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~ TINE rusxKA AND rALisApr
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ROOMS TO LET

csEvERAL LARGE AND COMFORTABLY
- Rooms, In suits or single. can be had by
inquiring Of JAMES A. DENTON,
At the Consolidated Boarding House. North
Main street.
Eureks, December 10, 1877 dii-lm
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-06-01

S-Persons having small pictures OF
friends will have an opportunity 20 have
them enlarged at NimmO's gallery, and
colornd in water colors at specie resump-
ton prices.
Last sunday afternoon there were nine
colored people baptized by immersion
near town. At night, in their church,
on Beverly Hin, eight we're baptized by
spriukling.
Ne GrOcerles-l2 lbs. nice y. O. sugar
for 81; % lbs. nice granulated sugar for
VI; los. of best coffee for 81. Give us a
call. Satisfaction guaranteed and all
goods warranted as represented at &, w.
Mayer Il Sons new store at Portland.
The Morgantown Pos, says that John
Lowlow, the clown, while in Morgan.
town. scored Kingwood because some
one stole his whiskey. as he says. This
Hon" Mr.. Lowlow was very mad be-
cause he happened to get into such a
moral ana temperate town as Kingwood
where the appetites of such "sour old
bloats" as lie is cannot be gratitied.-
While here he could only console him
self with the thought that he would soon
be i'm Morgan town.
In this ISSUE we publish two marriages
that occurred last April. the licenses
having been returned only this week by
the officiating clergyman. Why it is
that clergymen are so negligent about
returning marriage licenses we do not
understand. We make il n rule To pub
lish the marriages as soon as the licenses
are returned by the ministers, but when
they do not return them for six or seven
weeks after the marriage takes place it
makes il rather stale news TO our readers
We 40 hope that the clergymen in this
county will be moro prompt in making
their returns hereafter.
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the river, carrying the doctor with him.
The water was high, aud both horse and
rider went undor.--Tho ferrymen in
their excitement and confusion, lost con-
troll Of the boat, became bewildered and
did not know what 70 do. Meantime
the do,t1r' who is possessed Of moro
nerve and self possession than most or
binary men, did not lose his head. and
being good swimmer, "lit OUT in the
foaming waters for what he believed to
be the shore. Fortunately he calculated
Alright, and in few minutes struck the
bank, which was almost porpendicular
and about ton feet high. His compan>
ions were still struggling in the boat and
shouting for him. and after short intcrs
Vd-a period long enough for tho doctor
To get a good breath" he shouted 10
them that he was "all right" and, boiu
guided 10y the sound Of his voice, thoy
pulled for the Shore" whore 30 their
great joy, they rescued their brave com
panion, The horse reached On, banks ~
safety only few yards above where tho
Doctor landed Mutual congratulations
followed, and after tho dauutless man OF
pills and powders. had shaken the few
drops from IA is garments" he went shiv-
ering on his way home.
Tho escape from death was indeed
miraculous, and few mon could havo
passed through the Doctors ordeal alive
But TO his indomiahlc nerve and cool
hoadedueSs (by-tho.way characteristic
of the Dent family,) he made the "rinlo"
and landed safely, but Wen wager chip
hat that the Doctor will mover again cross
the Monongahela in ferry boat on a
dark night, astrido his horse! That kind
OF business is too dangerous for ANYBODY
to try, and Is altogether played out"
now with Geo. w.
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Our Authorized Aeenta.

Tho following persons are authorized
to act as our agents in receiving sub
scriptions to the ARGUS at our club rates:
a. NJ. ShafIer, Tunnolton +. NJ. Don't,
Newburg; q. j. Shaffer, Austin; j. j..
Loar, Gecdsvillc; @. O. White, Mason
town; Jno, j. Cooke, townsville; J.
w. Stevenson, Rodamers Hon. j. II.
Wilson, Aurora; Benz. L.. Wotring,
Horse Shoe Run; II. b. Fogle, Portland;
jacob Smith, Wiley; Solomon Miller.
Valley Point; Henry Albright, Cranes
villc; d. II. Frankhauser, do. VIM.
Mckee, Brandonvile; j. b. Nicola,
Mill Run Thos. T.. Harrison, Painters
Mills Mai. ID. Stemple, Jr. Aurora; DR..
j, +. Fuller, Brandonville; JOS. Guse.
man, Gladesvitlo; J. s. Knots, Rowles-
burg; Isaac p. Martin, Portland; T.. II .
Anderson, Newburg.
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SALT LICK VALLEY.
p =. NAnon.
SAT- LIcK NALLrY. NV 81

SALT LICK VALLEY, Mayer.
Editor ArguS:
Items arc very scarce hero this week.
however will try to send few TO tho
readers ortho ARGUs.
Wo!oro having fine growing weather
now.
Corn is being planted in abundance
Many of the farmers are done planting
and some arc just rolling and clearing
onground for corn.
Tho wheat crop looks Gre and il now
heading. It will not Toe long until har-
vest.
Ihore Will bca moderate crop of fruit
IN this section. There is going to be "A
great many peaches hero this year. \
peach 'fop il a raro thing with us.
We hear gilmore cal buyers than we
do Of calves for sale. If IL phys to buy
calves End raise thcm 10 will surely pay
better for men 90 keep them and raise
them and set the 'pront that the spccula-
tor gets.
Asbury G. Stevenson, was out hero
from Austen Saturday visiting his broth
~ }. w. stevenson.
Elizabeth, wife OF John Beatty, Jr.,
died lcw days ago and hor remains were
inferred in tho Wesleyan Chapel bury
ing grounds The funeral sermon was
preached 10y the Rev, 10. Ison and was
attended by a large concoursc Of rcla-
tivca and friends TO mourn her dcpar-
ture, but not as those that have no hope
+, ). Knapp was presented by his wifi.
with fine girl baby yesterday and Mrs.
Knapp is laying very low.
The Stewart land is still on tho war
path at times.
Yours,
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p PERSONAL MENTION.
Little Notes on the Actions of
Moving Humanity.

49, @AAE0 @@aAAAeAAAAbJ
Mr.. a. J. Bonafeld. of Tunnelton, was
in town Tuesday.
Hon. Jno p. Jones. Of Portland, was
in town Wednesday.
Hon.J.C McGrew was registered at the
Mcclure House, Wheeling, on last We'd
nesday evening.
Nfr. John Ridonour, of New Bedford.
Pa, and formerly Of Preston, has been
visiting his many friends rn this county
this week.
Miss Anna Galloway, Of Indiana, rel
alive Of Smith Crane. Esq. ofthis place,
was visiting that gentleman last week.
She started 30 her home in Indiana Mon
day morning.
Mr.. A. d. Hagans, Of BrandonyilIo
(the Eternal city,, was in Kingw BOD tho
ImTS-ial city, on Wednesday, He gave
us q pleasant call while hore and report
ed everything prosperous In the lower
end Of the county.
Miss Jesse Grove, Of Flemiugton. Tav-
Tor county, assistant teacher i'm tho High
school department Of our public schools,
left for her home last Wednesday. She
has proven herself to bo an excellent
teacher and a very osumablo young lady.
and leaves many warm friends i'm Fair
mOnt.-IHdcr.
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PORTLAND HAPPENINGS.
PoRTLAnp. W W. Nav q

PORTLAND, w Va, May %.
Eiitof 4rgIts
Tho Commercial CcDtre" is fuu Of
fife and business. a general renovation
sooms 20 have taken place.
Quite "a number Of houses are being
painted, and In tho fence building thoro
has boon considerable @ 5mpeution. John
Zotz, at this time takes the lead. Hc hes
very handsome fence Ia front Of his Dot.
II he had his house painted 70 would be
the handsOmest residence in The town.
The streets are toing improved and
put in the highest order possible. Keep
straight ahead. d. not vary to tho right
1r thc lef ald sou will bo safe. Ta.
communist auc played out, bu on.