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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-03
Late of Josh Harris CO,uuany.

Prof. Adolph Wedles, the pular pianist,
has returned to Eureka. and is now prepared to
give instructions on the Piano and Organ Mu-
sic furnished for concerts, theaters. festivals,
etc. specially. Orders left at Max Oberfeld-
er's store, will be promptly attended to.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Bart Ashims Miners and Mechanics Trade
Depot.
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Belleview.

,,.
extent. = ~ % y =
=,
MIS- Frances DhKer mas -Deen III,
out Is now improving
Mr.. G. Donally is lust recovering
from n slight attack of pleuriry. II
was reported iast week mat lie was
deah, out Inc report proves iaise.
Jack. Frost has mid ne another
visit 40 has the hitter cold weather
-. III
Our merchants say business is very
duh with them, owing to the fact
that but few farmers in this section
have sold their tobacco, though the
prospects for better business is some
weed IL heinz ban,edI In mari or NOW
The ouostiou bos been orynad hv onr
FARMERS whether II navs 70 ra;se IN.
bocco mr. moi The nrevailing idea is
that at, doas y as ,bero h.s %can
more extensive nrc narotions made for
,he ney, cron Than for severaj vears
nast
Some have finished sowing. We
think the early sowing preferable as
they will mature earlier and are not
so liable 10 take the rus, and fall
down.
a,
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The Gubernatorial. Senatorial and
Legislative Convention In
Hopkins County.

AT called meeting of the Demo.
cratic County Committee of Hopkins
county, held Monday. February "a
1879, il was ordered that a meeting
Of the Democratic voters Of the coun,
ty be called 10 meet In mass convon
ton at the voting places In their TO-,
spective, districts on Saturday, The
9th day Of April, to appoint delegates
to meet at Madisonvile OH Monday
the 7th day Of April, to nominate
candidates for Senator and Repre-
sentative in the next General Assem-.
bly, of the State, and that eocl
district shall let the basis Of repre-
sentation be one vote for every fifty
votes or fraction over rs cast for Til
den and Hendricks; the meeting tC
be held between the hours of twelv,
and two o'clock, and majority vot,
10 carry the full strength Of tho dis
trict in the nominating convention a
Madisonville.
Should any district fail to send del
egates TO the nominating convention
then the Chairman Of the Count,
Committee Is empowercdto cast the
vote of the district in the convention
according to the vote cast in the dis.
trict.
Also on Monday, the 7th day o
April, there will be . mass meeting
| of the Democratic voters of the coun
ty held at the court house to appoin
delegates TO the State Convention. 4
DO held at, Louisville on the LIST da,
Of May next. nj Htif
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The County Convention.

The Democracy of Christian coun.
ty met IN convention the third day oil
Msrch, and were called to order BY
Maj. John Sites, Chairman of the
county committee.
On motion, Col. John w. Nc
Pherson was electcd' Chairman, aud
Nat Gather aud J. D. Hays were
chosen Secretaries.
The Chairman stated that the OBJ.
ject OF the meeting was to appoint
delegates to the State convention
which meets at Louisville, May LIST.
Tho convention then proceeded TO
ballot for candidates with the follow.
ing result:
For Governor, DR.. L. P. Black
burn; for Lieut.. Governor, Jas. (,
Cantrell; for : Attorney General,
Richard A. Jones, P. W. Hardin,
second choice; for Auditor, Fayctte
Hewett, d. II. Smith, second; Treas.
urer, j. W. Tate; Register of Land
Office, L. Wilson, Boyd, second
Marcum, third; Superintendent OF
Public Instruction, Edgar, 2. f,
Smith second, Pickett third.
On motion, it was resolved that
the delegates to this convention and
all other Democrats be appointed del.
egates 10 the May convention, and
that they be instructed to vote as n
unit for the above named candidates.
JOHN w. MCPHERSON,
Nat Gaither,( Coz. Chairman
j. D. Hays,} oe'''
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Anew and Convenient Route 0:
Travel from Hopkinsville to
louisville and Cincinnati.

Parties wishing to visit Louisville,
Cincinnati and points East, win find
1t 20 their advantage aud comfort to
take a st. l.. & S. L. train via. Hen
dersop aud Evansville. The Louis
vile and Evansville Mail Boats make
regular trips between Henderson and
Louisville. The Grey Eagle, Morn
ing Star, and James Guthie compose
the line, all Of which are large side
wheel steamers. Few boats in the
Ohio or Mississippi rivers surpass
them in beauty, speed and accommo-
dations. The officers nre kind and
gentlcmanly aud are always found
at their posts. The bill of fire is
equal 10 any hotel. The state rooms
are neat and commodious, in fact
everything required for the comfort
of passengers is at hand and gener-
ously dealt out. The Grey Eagle
leaves Evansville every Monday at
10 o'clock, On all other days, ex-
cept Sunday, boats leave as follows:
Tuesday 6 P. NJ, Morning Star;
Wednesday 8 p. NJ. James Guthrie;
Thursday 6 P. NJ, Gray Eagle; Fri
day 6 P. NJ, Morning Star; Satur-
day 6 P. NJ, James Guthrie. These
toats land at Greensboro aud all
points on the Ohio, between Evans
vile and Louisville. At Louisville
the boats connect with the regular
steamers of the U. s. Mail line for
Cincinnati and intermediate points.
The U. S. Mail line steamers connect
with all Eastern trains at Cincinnati.
Parties wishing TO take the Monday
morning boat, Gray Eagle, from Ev-
ansville. must leave Hopkinsville on
the night train. The noon train north
from IIopkinsville connects with the
6 T. NJ. Boats at Henderson and Ev-
ansvile. Parties wishing to 60 to
Paducah and Cairo, can take boats at
Evansville, that run in connection
with the above lines. "
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TOBACCO NEWS.
Home and Foreign.

We lad full board Of buyers dn-
ring the past week. 5.
Prices ruled about half cent high
er OH both Tugs and leaf at our last
sale.
Our merchants are in better spirits
over the increasing receipts.
The President has agreed to sign
the Tobacco Tax reduction bill, which
provides for the immediate reduction
of tax from "a to l6 cents on all un-
stamped manufactured tobacco and
snuff. We may expect an advance
on manufacturing leaf and Tugs at an
early day.
We quote prices on our own mar
ket as follows: New crop.
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represent those worn in ave older
timc," aud the entertainment through.
out displayed great deal of talent
The proceeds which amounted tc
$50. viii be appropriated to repair
the Presbyterian church.
Prof. Ryan delivers n lecture to-
night on the Progressive Age al
the Courthouse.
We understand that tobacco Is
bringing from Z 10 10 cents pei
pound, which is considered q good
price in this county.
The farmers have put in large
acreage CT wheat which is looking
well, and bidding fair to furnish
work for the many fine Touring mills
of the country.
Nicholas has three candidates TO
represent this district In our next
Senate. They are now beginning TO
create considerable excitement. The
two counties, Nicholas and Robert
son form the district, and gives a
large Democratic majority. They
hold their convention in April.
,f 11 tn.s j. L. u.
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THE TOWNS TALK.

The song of the candidate is heard
in the land.
Walsh, the painter paints much
heapee.
Look at our new signl shaded
with red. Walsh did it.
BLACKBURN, first, second, third,
fourth, last and all the time.
Our convention did everything de;
Gently, "bless it,"
"Lent' has not vet played out.
Call AZ your neighbors and get his
South Kentnckian.
The business OF the City Court for
the past month summed up:,
Fines collected, $42.45.
Number of arrests. 10.
The Turnpike meeting at Liberty,
on last Saturday, failed to make a
definite decision as to the length the
pike should be and will have to call
another meeting we presume, at an
early day.
The meeting Of stockholders of the
Christian County Agricultural and
Mechanical Association, advertised
to convene yesterday, was postponed,
until Monday next. All ms.abers
are requested to attend at the Court
House.
The score of the Hopkinsvillc
shooting club, which convened Fri
day, indicates that there Is much
latent talent in the membership,
which will undoubtedly be felt as
soon rs Howard Speck ceases his I'M
para!lc!cd record of breaking in thirty
two shots every ball except thirty one.
There will be a turnpike meeting
at the residence of B. S. Campbell, 4
miles from town, on the old Canton
road, on Saturday, tho 9Th day. of
March, 1879, at 8 o'clock. The OBJ.
jcct Of the meeting is to devise means
for the building of five miles Of pike
on that road from Uupkinsyille
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Candy Pulling.

The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church, S.G.A, will give Candy Pull
Ing on next Friday, at the residence
of DR.. L. b. Hickman, over the Bank
Of IIopkinsville, for the benefit of the
Sunday School. Admission, rs cents.
The occasion will be one of unalloyed
sweetness to both old and young, and
: we predic, large crowd for the ell.
joyable entertainment.
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Marriage Licenses Issued BY the
County Clerk for the Month Of
February

Young, ]. b. to Smith, Florence.
Spurlin, Chas. VITO Barnes, Susan e
Spurlin, A. j. 10 Pennington, L. Z.
Chidcrs, J. L. TO Hopper, q. D.
Armstrong, J. w. to Lanier, l. d.
Robinson, d, NJ. TO Youngloyc, Il. II
Forbes, NJ. c. 10 Gary, L. B.
Vowel, I. j. TO Berry, Annie.
Carpenter, T. A. TO Berry, Lizzie.
Green, NJ. 1. to Ramsey, NJ. @.
Haskins, Creed, TO Quine, l. L.
Embry, w. L. to Cooper, NJ. G.
Dawson, w. s. to Jcsup, Nellie.
Gamble, G. M. to Jones, l..
Killebrcw, II, D. to Baker. Emma.
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------->> o>s----
Christian county's Fertilizer

Turnpikcs are the best fertilizers
for this county. They will bring In
industrious, practical farmers TO buy
our farms ut advanced prices that we
are now half cultivating. They will
thoroughly dig up our rich red clay
aud double our present crops and
taxpayers. Co'Ee to the turnpike
meeting Mt Ben. S. Campbell's on
Saturday the 9Th of March at 8 A. NJ.
and hear sensible men talk of the
newly discovered Christian County
Fertilizer.
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IIopKINsvILLE STATEMENT FOR FEl

IIOPKINsYILLE STATEMENT FOR FEB.
Stock February l, S02 hhds; re-
ceipis in February, 366-total I,l65
hhds Deliveries. 36 hhds; broken
up. 6l-total 81 hhds. Leaving stock
on hand March |, l,068 hhds. consist
ing of 4S0 hhds. of old and 5SS of
new crop.
Sales for the week o. hhds. and for
the month l78 hhds.
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socIALITrES.


An immense crowd in town yes
terday.
The City Council will meet mex
Tuesday.
G. c. Christian, Of Todd, was in thu
city Friday.
Yesterday was the first day Of oul
Circuit Court.
Miss Matte Lewis, of Elkton, IL
visiting Miss Matte Hickman.
A suggestive sign, that over Hop.
kinsyille barroom "MarDle Works
Mr.. Geo. l.. Armstrong, of Nash.
Vile, visited his family, In this city,
during the past week.
Messrs. Cantrell. z, +. Smith and
Hardin have all been IN our midsts,
each wearing the smile of victor.
Hons. J. b. Garnett, r. A. Burnett
and J. II. Grace, of Cadiz, are In the
city attending our Circuit Court.
Our clever young friend, Howell
Tandy, has accepted situation in the
new City Confectionery of s. H..
Turner,
viii Hopson, OF Canton, Ky, visi-
ted his sister at the SOrth Kentucky
Female College, on Wednesday and
Thursday last.
Mrs. NJ. c. Gait and her accom-
plished daughter, from Mayfield, IL
visiting Mrs. Mary Foard, of the
Southern part OF this county.
]. D. Ware, OF Montgomery coun-
~, Tennessee, Samuel Z. Thomson
and II. o. Grinier, New York, were
among the prominent men on our
Tobacco Breaks last week.
Our handsome friend, Terry, of
Fairvicw. one of those celebrated
bachelors ofthe "den," honorcd our
sanctum with an agreeable call yes
erdsy.
Once more tho fact Is heralded that
jim Clarity has been imposed on.
His friends actually smuggled him
through TO the Evansville Mardi
Gras, under the guise of a lap dog.
Mr.. A. g. Goodwin, who passed
through the city Thursday with a
lovely belle of Tennessee for his
bride, has our hearty wishes for thal
double handed happiness he SO rich
ly de serves.
Our young friend J. u. Gaibreatk
Isl member OF the firm OF Galbrcaih
n Co, Commission, Sugar, Molasses,
Rice, &c, IN Chicago aud New Or
leans. Johns headquarters are in
Chicago.
Mr.. q. w. Jones, a prominent far.
mer from Trigg county, has been
earnestly solicited to become q eau.
didaie for the Legislature. Mr.. Jones
would make faithful representative
If elected.
VIII Hawks, representing the
Wholesale tobacco aud cigar house OF
Whitworth & Moore, Nashville.
spent several days in this city in the
interest Of bis house during the past
week. He is n very popular young
man and has host Of apprcciative
friends In our midst.
Our clever friend, Fat Wilson, of
Hopkins, candidate for Register,
spent only Two days in the canvass of
this county. We are afraid he is Civ
iH~ wv hVIo httciIOH tut MS OWL
good. However, he is financially uu-
able to make a vigorous fight aud we
hope adjoining counties will remem-
Der this.
That kind hearted, good natured
friend Of everybody, Penny Turner,
has opened large and fresh stock of
Confec,ioneries, fruits, toys, &C., at
the newly renovated stand adjoining
lIowc's Jewelry Store, Main street,
aud we trust his good friends will
practically remember him. Turner
Is every ones favorile and justly so
too, for We can testify to his honesty,
fidelity aud merit after a close and
intimate acquaintance OF about FIVE
years. lfhe does not do thrifty
trade IN his new enterprise, then
hundreds of capable judges will have
predicted 10 the Contrary.
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Our Jurors.

P.J. Glass, Foreman; j. o. Cush.
man, John Long, John Fritz, John II
Grace, Alex. Gilleland, Geo. D
Thomson, w. G. Massce, N. Payne
VIM. Faughn, Frank Myrick, II. D
McQuipg, John Perkins, L. 4. TEN,
pleton, VIM. Holt, Sam. Feland.
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Just Opened /! +!
City Confectionery!

am pleased to announce to my
friends and to the public that | have
opened in the store house adjoining
w. H. Howe's jewelry store. on Main
street, Hopkinsville, Ky. | have on
hand a full and fresh stock Of choice
and select Confectioneries.
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DIED--In this city, on Friday morn
ing. Feb. 2Sth, 1879, Mrs. Sarah F.
McCasroll, wife OF Joseph McCarroll,
So
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modern practice.
The numberof students now at the
Cincinnati College. of Music is four
hundred and sixty.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
issued another call for the redemption
of twenty million $40 bonds.
The great canal Of China is 1926
miles long, 200 feet broad. and deep
enough for vessels Of large cargo.
Buffalo Bill has made $4,000 on
the stage, and he has bought $500
head Of cattle in Kansas, where he
will live.
1t is stated that the private con-
tributions Of New York City to
benevolent objects the past year
amount to 100000.
The average number Of miles per
day of railroad tracks laid down in
this country annually, is now placed
at ten, taking one year with another.
In the vicinity of Leesburg, Fla,
are 5000 orange trees, half of them
bearing. Eight hundred oranges to the
tree is said to be low estimate.
The best sponges for toilet use
come from the Egean, and are found
in about eight fathoms Of water.
Florida and West India sponges are
coarse. ~
The United States has 179, 204
miles telegraph wire; Great Britain,
los, 900 miles; Russia, 81, 900; France,
$4,000; Canada, 10000; Germany,
$4,000. G 10 X -
| T According othe report Of the Com
missioner Of Agriculture. it would
cost the people SIS, 900, 900 to rebuild
all Of the rail fences in North Carolina
The American merchant deputation
are on their way home. They say the
Mexican people are unanimous for
closer commercial relations with this
country. Ha-a
The national debt is being steadily
funded at decreased rate Of interest,
The eighty ninth call for the redemp'
ton Of 5 2Os has just been issued for
800. 900, 600.
A feather cloak made Of 3S.SS0
feathers Of the quail, prairie chicken
aad wild duck, is for salcin St.Louis
Price $500, Its construction has cost
nearly six months continuous labor.
The relief fund, sec, 464,owhich
was garnisheed by the city of.Memphis
has been released, Judge Baxter
holding that such fund is not subject
to garnishment by the creditors Of the
city Of Memphis. ''ass'aa
0ne.half the population Of New
York City, il we can credit the local
papers, live in tenement houses. lu
tile Eleventh and Twelfth Wards
there is a population Of 800 to the
square acre, denser population than
can be found even in London. it)
: A bill before the Texas Legislature
makes tramping felony, empowers
any citizen to arrest a tramp, and
requires the State to pay So to sany
person making such arrest. The
oranges and newspapers are pitching
into the b'li which they denounce as
unconstitutional, inhuman and unwise.
There are about two thousand officers
in the American navy costing the
Government 1892 600, a year, to
command seven thousand five hundred
men. whose pay roll foots up only
$2,SOO,OOO, which is very small,
considering the smaller number Of
officers, and the greater amount paid
them.
Minister Kasson, writing from
Vienna, says; "The Russian plague
eScites great alarm in Germany,
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Nobody Killed Yet.

Sour grapes may have something
to do with this. Keep cool until Ju-
ly if you can. This is Metcalfe &
Sons advice.
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Total last week. $40; this week 1920.
4 weeks to Jan. %, 2,437; 4 weeks 10
Feb. ~25, 4,l22. ~
The New York Tobacco Leaf, COM
menting on the market, thinks that
the good news from Washington IN
relation TO the passage in the Senate
of the Revenue bill reducing the taxes
on manufacture tobacco and snuff
will revive the trade. Trade in tobacco
Of all kinds appears to have been light
during the past week. Business will
IN all probability speedily revive now
that the tax question is in a fair wa,
of settlement.
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Smokers, Attention.

SOMETHING NICE.
Chinese and Cuticura Soaps, at
Gray Il Buckner's.
Call at w. B. Southall's Restau-
rant and get a good meal for rs cents,
Nashville street, near depot.
A large stock Of White Lead
Paints, Oils and Varnishes at
Gray & Buckner's.
To make your wife happy, to de-
light the Children,to please the young
ladies, get buggy from BLUMEN-
SELL, McCAMY g. BONTE, the
leading CARRIAGE MANUFACT.
URERS of Southern Kentucky.
= pen.boldcs, Pens, Pencils. Station.
cry etc, IN endless quantities. at
Gray d Buckner's.
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Louisville and Ct. Southern
RAILROAD LINE.

This Great Thoroughfarc of the South In
many respects is preferable to any other, viz
All modern improvements requisite for
Unrivalled in Speed and Com
fort, Steel Rails, Stone Bal
last, Iron Bridges, Elegant
Coaches, Miller Platform and
Coupler, Westinghouse kii
Brake, Polite Officers, Good
Eating Houses.
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SPECIAL LOCALS.
500 BARRELS

500 BARRELS
HON estedd Tobacco Gro,cer Just
received by V. M. Metcalfe & Sons
Those who have given orders car
have them filed now at any time.
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Sales by Alternately d Co.. for the
past week, Of l6 hbds. as follows:
9 hhds. Good to common. leaf,
so 90, G rs 8 %, 5 90, 5 40, 5 %,
8 IS, 5 90, A As.
7 hhds. Lugs, SO 10, 3 10, 8 80,
3 %, 3 10, 8 90, rs.
l Alternately d Co.
Sales BY J.K. Cant C Son, Feb.
25th, as IL hhds. as follows:
3 hhds. Common and medium leaf
81 40, 4 So, 6 60.
8 hhds. Lugs. SO 90, 8 90, 8 90,
8 10, 8 90, 2 20, 2 80 3 30.
,m j. Il. Cant d Son.
Sales by s. G. Buckner, for the
past week; "a hhds. as follows: .
hhds Medium leaf, sos, 6 IS,
9 So, 9 10. vi uHl1sr.34 l.ilI
5 hhds. Common and good Tugs.
3 so, 3 60, 3 IS, 3 so. 8 so, 8 %,
8 co. 275, 2 Is, 2 10, 2 s., 3 60.
s. G. Buckner.
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Fresh Tropical Fruits,
Canned Fruit, Toys,
Cigars and Tobacco.
And general assortment Of every
thing dainty, nice and. fresh. The
house has been remoddlel. reiitted.'
and newly painted, with special de-
sign for the purpose it is now used.
Respectfully, S, Ii. TURNER.
Just received the incest line Of
Gents Hats ever brought to the city.
at Cant q Davison's
Go to Moore & Edmunds for
Clever and Grass Seed aud Flows. Z
A small amount Of cash will buy
handsome set Of Furniture at y /.
i Geo o. Thompson's.
90 to see Geo. Hall and get the
best brands of Whistles, Wines and
Cigars, at Phoenix Saloon. 10
6 lbs. Coffee for $1.0O and IA lbs.
Sugar for Sl.00 at rai1alH ~
Moore & Edmuuds.
Those wishing to purchase new
furniture this spring will find great
inducements, for cash, at "a a'ol
ne Geo. o. Thompson's.
The best is the cheapest, if you
don't believe it try the PHOENIX SA-
LOON. q. w. II.
GOLD DUST. blj-
If you want the best and cheapest
Tobacco Fertilizer buy Gold Dust Of
,. G. G. Shanklin.
NOTICE. u
We have a full stock of Harness,
Brides, Saddles, Collars, Back
bands and 'Saddle.bags,' which we
will sell at a reduced price, for cash.
CRUTcHFiELD Il BEARD. q
If yon want a good clock for little
money go to G.. H.. Brandon's. He
can furnish you. 49,
| 10. s. CHASTAIN
Still keeps the very best brands OF
Goal Oils. Non Explosive Oils of the
highest tests and purest quality, Au-
rora oil for mechanical uses. Lamps
and Lamp fixtures, Qucensware, Tin
ware, etc., etc.
Brandon is the man to repair youi
watch. He guarantees all of his work,
Opposite the Court house, Main st.
Smokers, Attention.
Smoke the Gold Standard, 5 cen,
cigar. manufactured especially for oul
own trade. Gray & Buckner.
Call on G.. H. Brandon and exam
inc his stock of Watches, Clocks and
Jcwelry. He has just received now
supply. 9.aI
A new lot Of School and Blank
Books, at Gray g. Buckner's.
G. H. Brandon has just made up a
large supply of plain gold rings,
which he sells at astonishingly low
prices.
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Fresh Tropical Fruits,
Canned Fruit, Toys,
Cigars and Tobacco.

And general assortment Of every
thing dainty, nice and. fresh. The
house has been remoddlel. reiitted.l
and newly painted, with special de-
sign for the purpose it is now used.
Respectfully S, Ii. TURNER.
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0ne.half the population Of New
York City, il we can credit the local
papers, live in tenement houses. lu
tile Eleventh and Twelfth Wards
there is q population Of 800 to the
square acre, denser population than
can be found even in London. hNp
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The Japanese government has
notified the United States Charge
dAffairs, Mr.. Stevens, that any effort
to establish treaty relation between
the United States and Corea shall be
actively assisted by Japan. The
American Commissioner il sent, shall
DO escorted to the Corean capital, and
the Japanese moral and material
support cordially rendered. No such
assurance is given any othcr nation.