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The New York herald., 1878-10-25
CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY

CIScISsATI, Ohio, Oct "a, 1873
The Christian Foreign Missionary Society closed its
iabors at noon to-day. Professor Loos, Of West vir
gnis reported that the French, Danish and English
missions are in a prosperous condition. Tho Rev.
samuel Ayrcs, Of Kentucky, from tho coiored
convention, gave vivid account OF the work
among the colorsd people Of America. Cover
nor II. M Bishop, In behalf the COMMITTEES
on Bequssts, reported $40, 900 bequeathed by
q. b. Cinierall, oil Cincinnati q. ~ shsnmoniau. a
native TURK, now being educated at the Kentucky
University, presented paper on Consantinople as
missionary AeId, and a lady present Immediately
offered $500 In aid OF such missions.
Az a meeting OF the Womans society " was an
that tns several stasions OF this society In
the fest Indtes are hourisning Tne general Con-
vcnon met this afternoon and received tho report OF
inc Board OF Managers tho condition OF missionary
work In the United States Rev. A. J. Hobbs dsliv.
cred The annual address TINS evening.
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A FAMILY MURDERED.
A FATHER, MOTHER AND TWO BOYS KILLED
FOR MONEY. .o-..

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct. "a, 1878.
A horrible murder of q whole family was pepetratod
morning. The victims were John D. vacelot, his
wife and two children. The murdered man fifty
years OF age and had lived tho vicinity for thirty
posed TO have any enemies His wife was nifty years
of age. Tho two sons, Frank and John, were
respectively sixteen and fourteen years old.
Pierre Provost. The suspected murderer, is forty
i've years OLD and has only been In Vincennes few
months and had been assisting Vaoelot in farm work.
Provost declares he awakened at haf.past threo
O'Clock by noise In the house, and saw i've mon
struggling with tho inmates He Immediately
escaped by window and ran 10 q neignbors house
give the alarm. With Others ne returned in half
nour. The house consists Of three rooms. Provost
ana the Two boys occupied one, vacelot ana wife
another; the other room was lumber
room. Three axes and pruning fork werc
iouad 10 tue rooms; all Of them mad blood on them,
bu, only axe bore evidences Of having been
IL had blood and hair ON IL, the other had blood
is sides, but not on the cdge OF tho blade tho
poll Inc swo boys were discovered on the bed with
tueir heads horribly crushed and gaBhed. Tho old
lying In the doorway between the
rooms evidently having heard the nosc In bis sons
room. His body presented fearful and sick
sning appearance. Nine gashes were found
in the head and faco and three tho arm,
shoulders and breast. There had evidently been a
desperate struggle. rhe w,fs WIS on tho bed with
nve ghasty outs on her face and head and
tnroat. severng the Jugular VEN, MS II done by a
knife. With the floors covered with blood. bed
clothes soaked, walls and ceilings spattored with
blood and brains u looked ike slaughter hou usc.
Provost, tho alleged muraerer, is In jail In Vim
cenncs immense crowds OF people are the
tonight and freQueut threats are uttered
iectea few hundred dollars, and It Is believed that
TINS was the incentive tor thu murder.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Hugh Riddle, president of the Chicago, Rock Islapd
and Pacific Railroad Company; Albert Keep, prssi-
don't of the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Company and General John B. Frisbic, of California
are At the Windsor. Colonel Burnaby, Lieutenant
Colonel Vivian and Alfred Byng. Of England. are as
the Brunswick. Professors Ezra Abbot, Of Harvard
College, and Alexander Wnchoil. Of Syracuse. n
the Everett Secretary Of state Allen G. Beach, si
Watsrtown, N. Y. Ia at the st. Nicholas General
John Hammond, Of Crown Point, N. Y, and William
L. Scott, Of Erie, Pa, are At the Filth Avsnus.
Colonel Horny G. Hodges, Uuitsd States Army, 10 q
the Park Avenue. Professor II. B. Riddle, Of Hart
ford, is at the Grand Nt.
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NARROW GAUGE CONVENTION.

CfScrSSATr, Ohio, Oct. "a 1873.
AZ to-day's session OF tho Narrow Gauge Railway
Convention q paper BY Mr. Chase, oi Chicago. upon
transfers Of freight between broad and gauge
cars was read and referred to tho Committee on
Transfers. An xhaustivs paper on the question Of
gauge read by Colonel Hurbert, OF Bedford,
Int, which repleto with statistics conn ari q
the OF maintaining and operating different gauges
he claimed that the amount OF interest paid upon
railroad bonds was greater than that paid upon the
entire national debt and this interest account alone
II investad IN marrow gauge lines, would
900 miles Of road annually even t the average cost
OF SIS 900 per milo, whilo the cost Of construction
the Colorado Central Railroad through Clear Creek
Canyon was only $40, QUO per mile.
The afternoon session was consumed discussina
reports various somm,ttoss ana the reconsructio
OF tho General Executive Committee as foIiows:-
Indiana, II. r. Morrison; New York, J. ID. Yeoman !;
Pennsylvania, ;. 8. Negioy; Illinois, b J. Geford
OHIO, yonn Byfnc; Kentucky, Y. W. west; Michigan,
John lining; Arkansas; 4. d. Johnsoni texas, 5. J.
I. johnson; Iowa, j. W. Tripp.
Inc convention then adiout psd sine de.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. Oct. 25-l A. N. J

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON Oct 25-l A. N. }
Indications
For New England and the Middle Atlantic States
clear or partly cloudy weather, winds mostly north
ery, stationary or higher temperature and higher
pressure.
For the South Atlantic States, warmcr, clear OF
partly ccudy weather, northeasterly winds, bscom'
ing variable. nearly stationary pressure.
For the Gull States, warmer, clear or partly cloudy
weather. winds mostly southeriy, stationary pressure.
For Tennessee ana the Ohio Valley, clear or partly
cloudy weather, southcry winds, becoming variable.
stationary or higher pressure ana temperature.
For tho lower lake region, clear or partly cloudy
weather variable winds, mostly northeastoriy. sta
tionary or lower temperature and generally higher
pressure
For the upper lake region. Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri Valley partly cloudy weather, occa
sional rain winds mostly from northeast to north
west stationary lower temperature anc generally
higher pressure.
The rivers will remain nearly stationary
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Oct "a, 1873
Victoria British Columoia) despatch says the
Standard caused sensation yesterday BY asserting
that Sir John Macdonald, tho now Canadian Premier
who elected Monday TO represent this district
IN Parliament, is pledged TO commence railway con-
sruction before the lsI of May advocate the sep
aration OF the province from the Dominion.
Tho Colonis denies this assertion and says that Sir
John in unpiedged, on his national reputation
and tnat will never consent TO the Withdrawal Of
British Columbia from the DOM Union.
Mr.. Dowdney has been elected to the Ottawa Parlia.
ment by acclamation He ID . supporter of tho pres
ont Canadian gOvcrnmeuI
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STATE BOUNDARIES IN DISPUTE.
ALBANY. N. Y, Oct. "a, 1878.

ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. "a, 1878.
Deputy United States Marshal Keely, OF this CITY,
has served wrs, issued OF the supreme Court OF
the Unitod States returnabe at tho city OF Washing
ton on the second Monday in January next, on Gov.
crnor Robinson and Attorney @ General sch oonmaker
In tho matter OF the State OF Connecticut, CON
ant VS. the State OF New YORK. The complaint
arises out Of controversy now existing between the
state OF UoDnectcut and the state OF Nov YORK re-
DHsdtng the boundary line between their rsspscuve
Iorrttortaa
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FLIGHT OF A DEFAULTER.

CHICAGO, Oct "a, 1873
sr scal despatch from Auburn, Ind, says that
George A. Hazard compromised with the National
Bank by paying $1,000 IN bank certificates
10 tho creditors and the bank rsopcned to-
dav. Hazard was thersupon released, but was
arrested for the third time tns afternoon, by u.
Larney, Ior obtaining money under false pretences
and pound over trlai. lnis evening he escaped
IRON tho jail 10 a woods, where bo still eiudes
tns onlcsrs IL 10 generally believed that no has all
stolen funds IN MIS- possession, and public ndigna-
son n at dangerous pitcn.
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BAPTIST STATE MISSIONARY CON-
vENTION.
BrxamAxrTos. y. Y, Oct.

BNeHAMrToS, y. Y, Oct "a, 1S70 !
The scventy-nrst Baptist state missionary Coaven-
s,on opened mere Wednesday ana adjourned at four
O'Clock this afternoon. ABOUT two hundred delegates
were In attendance. Tue next convention will
90 held In Rochester. he following officers were
elected :-kdwsrd Bright d. D., Of Yonksrs, Presi.
dsut; George Dawson, of Albany, aud Austin IA.
Cole, OF Rochester, Vice Presidents; II. Y. Lane OF
New York, Corresponding secretaryj Daniel Van
AIstns, william M Van Antwerp, J. ID. Herr, George
Fisher, Charles N. Pattsngil, r. =. McArthur, }. 5.
squ,rss, A. y. Hasupss and L. n. q Haynes,
Dsre0torg
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

ENdINExR OFFICER RELIEvED-TRooPs Or
DERED WEST.
WASHINGTON, Oct. "a, 1878
BY direction Of the Secretary OF War First Lieu
tenant Charles r. Powell, Corps OF Engineers, has
been relieved from duty with Major c. b. Comstock
on tho improvement at the mouth of the Mississippi
RIVER and ordered ~ report TO Major George L. Gil
Iespie ~ Portland, Oregon.
The New York herald., 1878-10-25

For the past two days Professor Edison has becp
cenflued to his bed in MS house. in Menlo Park, with
serious attack of neuralgia None but the members OF
his family have been permitted to see him. his At
tending physician, DR.. Leslie Ward, OF Newark, N.
j.. has almost constantly at his bedside since
he became Ill.
AT a late hour last night Mr.. Edison's condition
improved and many OF mis- friends are appre-
hensive at MS illness of serious nature
than his attendants admit.
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SHOT HEu SEDuCER,
[BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HEnALD.1

CHARLorTE n c., Oct. "a, 1873.
To-day at Lumberton, Robeson county, the
Carolina Central Railroad, Mss Amelia Linkman
highly respectable young lady, called At
Ranches Hotel and asked 70 SEQ Mr.
Ed: aar.man, commoroisi tsavsiiing sales man for
ton. Hartman went into the Parior, and
while shaking hands with the young lady she
drew . pistol and fired, the Dall penetrating
Hartman's bowels. rho young lady. sue
fred exclaimed, "You have ruined mo and IIl ruin
you. IL 10 said Hartman has seduccd tho young
lady and had promised TO marry her months ago.
The wounded man Is expected ~ die to-night.
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MOVEMENT or TROOPS.

Tho Eighteenth regiment, infantry, which was
some weeks ordered hold itself IN readiness
for western service, has been directed to IRON
the Department OF The South, where II has boon To-
Gated Tor some ume past TO the west for operations
against the Indians. Several companies oil the Sec
ona artillery will bs sent south to replace the Eight
eenth infantry.
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THREATENED RIOT.
ISDfANAPOLI

indianapolis, Oct. n, 1878.
Several hundred unpaid eborcrs at Sullivan Ind,
who have been at work the gaugs road, and
claim that their manager has absconded. threaten 10
raDsacK the tonight. There serious appre.
tensions of disturbance, and the citizens have TED
them during the day.
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AFTER THE CHEYENNES.
MOVEMENT OF INFANTRY TOWARD THE UPPEB
MISSOURI CENTRE.
TBY TFIFGRApu To Tur urpIrp

MOVEMENT OF INFANTRY TOWARD THE UPPER
MISSOURI CENTRE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HHRALD.l
BISMARCK, d. I. . Oct. "a, 1878.
Three companies OF the sixth infantry, under the
command OF Captain Powell left tor Fort Bufora
day on the steamer General Sherman. route for
the Upper Missouri River. The strength OF the bat
talon is ono hundred and thirty and five officers,
including a detachment Of Indian scouts. Two
mountain howitzers go with the troops, with plenty
OF ammunition rations, &C This movement 10 in
temp to cross the Missouri. large amount OF tor
age and raons are also on board Tor General Miles,
now in pursuit OF The Indians. II Is thought this
movemenI may prove SUGGEST ul, reach
ed Buord the Indians being in the vicinity Of tho
river
PURSUING PARTIES AT oMAHA-CAUsE OF THE
FAILURE TO ovERTAKE THE REDsKINs-THE
TROOPS scA1TERED-RECRUITs GOING FOR
WARD.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.l
OMAHA, Neb. Oct "a, 1878.
Tho last Of the Cheyenne pursuing parties. con-
ssting OF Colonel T. Thornburg, Lcutenants Lowell
and Norris. Of the Department OF the
Platte, and Major Dallas Captain Eskeydeze,
Lleutenants Weiting, Naming, Dyer, Nichols and
Cloak, Surgeon Bears aud three companies of the
Twenty third Infantry OF the Department OF Missouri
arrived from Sidney tonight The officers Of this de-
partnent stopping nere tho remainder proceeding
Fort Lsavcnworth.
ThornDurgh's command was disbanded at Camp
Robinson, October q. by Geueral Crooks ORDERS the
company oi the Fiitn cavalry going TO Fort Nc
Kenney, the company Of the seventh cavalry to Da-
kota and companies OF the Ninth ana II oil the
Fourth infantry marching by easy stages TO Sidney
ss.s AfrER THE PURSUIT.
Thornburgh marched $50 miles. reaching Camp Rob.
fnson with l2o men aud not losing man. Dallas
marched over six hundred miles. Thor ourgh's
men were thirty.two hours without water
Toe statements OF Thornburg his oni-
GERS prove conclusively that Thornburgh's scouts
were m ised by tecoy party On the base OF Thorn
burgh's report General Crook sLatos that officer
cou.i have done better under the circum sta uces
General Crook stated before the p.rty lett that It
was like setting soldiers to catch flock Of quail on
an plain, on account OF TINS peculiar habit OF the
Clsyennes.
Captain Haskell, OF the Twenty-third Infantry, went
West to-day with 150 s0reiy needed recruits from
Davd's Island, NJ T., for the Fourteenth Infantry
Salt Lake City. They pronounced the SHOCKING
body OF recruits brought to this department In
raj years.
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EFFECTS OF THE STORM IN HAY1r.

PoRr Az PRINCE, Oct 13, 1873
rising at Cro'x des Boquets promptly qusiied.
Another cyclone visited the south coast OF Hayti
tho LIST inst. At Tipuron American brigantine,
name unknown, was totally lost and all hands per-
ished. The body Of tho captains wife was washed
ashore At Port Prince the mud in the streets is
six inches doop The swollen rivers prevent supplies
provisions from reaching tno easables
now At famine prices. No coffee Is reaching town.
Coffee is quoted at 50 25 Advices from Campeachy
quote coffee at SIS and cotton al cents The gov
ernment OF Guatemala mas contracted with Don jose
Fabrega Tor the opening Of the auriierous deposits
the Isabel district The contract provides for the
mencement OF labor IN the prosecution Of hydraulic
mining
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will lead TO the apnsxaton. nrss OF Novi-Bazsr
then OF Sslonca- The Porte TO fear this, and
il preparing camp OF 100. 600 men near sisni.za.
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EDISON SERIOUSLY ILL.

Average temperature yesterday b3I
year ....................... 5sx
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SNOW IN THE NORTHWEST.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, Oct. "a, 1877

CHICAGO. Ill., Oct. "a, 1873.
Bismarck, ID. T., and Sidney. Seb., dispatches say
is falling rapidly along that region and extend
Ing up the river from Bismarck 200 miles. IL Is the
heaviest storm ever snown in October.
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rur wEArHEn YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show the changes IN the
temperature for the past twenty four hours, com.
par,son with corresponding date of last year, AZ
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnurs pharmacy,
HERALD building, No 213 Broadway. Nst
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THE WEST INDIES.
xYFEcrs OF THE RISING IN SANTA CRUZ
HEAVY LOSSES.

xYFEcTs OF THE RISING IN SANTA CRUZ
HEAVY LOSSES.
HAVANA, Oct. %. 1873.
The English steamer from St Thomas October II
has arrived Advces from Santa Cruz represent
the condition Of that Island since the insurrec-
tion Ii hopeless. About one hundred negroes have
been executed, but tho insurreo,ionary spirit re-
mains alive ST. Thomas has lost over $780, by
the insurrsctiop, who So 600, 900 would not cover
the damage done In Santa Cruz.
RISING AT AzUA, ST. DOMINGO, IN FAVOR OF
BAEZ.
Ae.4 ST. DOMINGO, Oct 0, 1878.
A rising has occurred AZ Azus In favor Of General
Baez for President General Guillermo is marching
Azua at the head OF 2 900 men. decree has been
issued closing the port Of Azua to foreign inter.
course. Another decree has been promulgated de-
fsrrinR the presidential elections because OF tho
rising In Azua and on account OF the death OF
Cacerss. Caceres was the candidate OF reds aud
Guillermo Ia the candidate OF the blues The election
OF Guillsrmo 10 undoubtcd. Three American vessels
are unloading provisions at Puerto Plata
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aDEATRICB CENCrr
DJust published, uuerrassfs great Italian histories
novel with steel portrait after uudos sorrou
fui painting. q. w. CAtLkrON Cv., PubAlshssa
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4 ~. =. ---
Published this week and selling like wildhrs-DAIsY
rftONNTON. q splendid novel bv MRS. Mary J.
Holiness whose books enormously and cad and
reread with such interest Cioth bound be eautifuly;
price, 81 %.
- Also handsome editions of Mra Holiness other
works-rempest and suashinc Lena Rivers, Edith Lyle,
Edna Browning. Marian Gray. West Lawn. 40. &c.
O. W. CARLETON 4 CO., Puolisners
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Sk8TCh OE THE CAhDINAL
The news by cable that HIS Eminsncs Paul Cullen,
Cardinal and Archbishop OF Dublin and Glsndaouah,
Ireland died rather suddenly IN the Irish capital
yesterday, marks the close Of remarkable career.
The Cardinai born the 9Th Of April, 1908,
and was, therefore, In his ssveusy.sixth year. His
health had been poor for . couple OF years. no much
40 that two years and half ago It found nsoss-
sary 10 call In the assistance Of Dr. Cenroy, Bishop
Of Ardagh, 70 perform some Of tho special SER
vices Of the Chureh At which the Cardinal IN
health would, undoubtedly, have onloiassd. the
Cardinal, through his long and arduous life, had
been blessed with strong physique, and was until
few years perfect type OF tue robust Church
uaan His features were noe prspossossing; tho sx-
preston Of his face heavy, rather inoiining TO
coarseness. His thick large nose and puffy chseKs
were answsrable for this; but in hts small quick
eyes, thin lips and good fsrchead the orcs activity
and persistence Of the man came out. He was short
necksa and full-bloodod. An autocrat in his arch-
diocese strict dscipiina arian Of bis clergy
on the alert tor opportunities Of pushing forward the
interests and Institutions OF tho Church. he mas loft
behind him many monuments Of his seal In she shape
Of nov churches built, cid churcnss restored bcau
uned splendid hospital. coavsnts and monasssriss,
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WOULD YOU ALLOW YOUR HOUSE To BURN
down IL would its No Then your lungs
from destruction by curing cough with HALKs HoMEY
HoARuouSD AND lar
PIxxs TooruAcns DROPS in minute.
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FRIDAYS QUOTATIONS.

BY W. U. TELEGRAPH Co.
1915 ophir-43k 43s4 "A 43A 43hslO 43s10
800 Mexican ~ Tx
20 ,iould u Curry-Gh
65 Best u Belcher-l7k 17h
665 California. 29Ab5 29k
Sis Savage-96
go Con Virgiuia-19A 1875
745 Hale Il Norcross-Sa So So
$50 Grown Point--4.7O 4.604A
so Yellow Jacket-7h
100 Alpha-S71s
ITO Belcher-2.80
275 Sierra Nevada-2-90 1853
95 Utah-9h
10 Condolences
140 Exchequer-2a
$50 Overman-l3
1876 Justice-6h 66A
las Alts-5h
100 Unior-.4 955
800 Eureka Con-44 43A
400 Alps-3A $40
$500 Belnont-1.i 10 1.20
285 Northern Belle-SS 81
2S5 Grand Prize-6ss 80
% Leeds-1.S0
425 DAY. 95c 90.
625 Raymond Il Ely
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LATE RECEIPTS AT PoUJADE's:
Carolina Rice; Wrapping paper.
Claret in casks & half casks.
sugar; Candles; lib Oysters.
Stationery, ste. = .
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The Board of County Commissioners
held their regular monthly meeting on
Monday. April l, 1873. The following
bills were presented and allowed:
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SCHOOL MATTERS. During the past
week the schools have been moved from
Main to Cedar street. last Monday the
County Commissioners levied a tax of 20
cents on the 800 of taxable property in
Lincoln county for the support of the
public schools. This tax is Is cents on
the 800 less than it was last year,
and is not enough to keep the schools
running until the State quota OF school
money is obtained. To obtain the State
quota for the year, schools in county
must be kept open six months in the
year. Although there will be enough
money to run the schools this year, there
will only be enough to run them part of
next, and the deficiency will have to be
made up by the School Superintendent
levying special tax, or by starving the
teachers to death, or by the heads Of
families who are DESTROYS of having their
children continue on in schools paying q
portion of the expenses OF the teachers.
The pubic have plenty of time to think
over this school matter, so W. leave II
with them, knowing that they will want
to see the schools kept going.
FoR SILVER REEF DIR F. G. Nichols
lef, for Silver Rect on Tuesday, intend.
| ing to be absent from Phoebe Tor ov,r a
month. Herman Krause return, d from
his trip to that place, and during thu
week has been busy packing up an tx
cellent assortment Of cigars, tobaccoes
stationery, etc for the purpose OF open
ing branch store at the Ref.
SoLD.-The real estate Of the Hike
S. NJ Company, Of Hike, was sold or
tn 3Oth of March by the Snerff t
satisfy an execution in favor Of Chaa G
Heath. The prop rty brought $1,000
and was purchased by the judgment
creditor.
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L. Betz, burial expenses of Il. Dwyer....s rs 90
F. W. Clute, coal oil ............... 8 90
Thompson Campbell, salary to April LIST 500 90
State Bank. special deposit charge. ...... IS 90
j. NJ. Hanford fees. ..........,... Il 90
John G. Lynch, salary ............... $50 90
E. f. Morton, salary ..............,..... 100 90
j. N. Craig salary. ................l $50 90
d. A. Fulks County Treasurer, salary. y. 450 90
G. Il. Alexander, school Supt.. ........ 100 90
CLARK & Bro, m iise. to Kavanaugh 10 rs
S. L. Lee fees as Coroner (Hanson) IL rs
s. L. Lee, &" (Dowd) 900. IL rs
Eisenmann, merchandise. " 100
l., Betz, burial expenses of Col. Dowd... 76 90
w. L. Mckee, janitor. ........... so 90
jailor .................l $50 90
" attendance on Court .. 80 90
" board of prisoners w IS 90