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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-07-16
Sunday-School Association.

The convention called to organize 4
SIS. County Association met inBrown's
Grove, Burns, July 4th and completed
the following organization. 0. P.
Champlin called the convention to
order. Lorenzo Slocum was chosen
temporary chairman and NJ. T.. Hag-
gard scribe. After prayer by the
chairman the following committee on
nominations was appointed: ID. M.
Haggard, o. P. Champlin, D. Brown.
Mr.. Champlin reported for the COM
mittee as follows: I'll
President, Isaac Gallagher.
Vice Presidents:
w. H. Tompkins, North Star.
Duane Brown, BnrnstOwn.
D. Nj. Haggard, Stately.
John Tease, Albion.
Lorenzo Slocum, Stark.
John White. Home.
Rev. E. s. Eldred, Eden.
Peter Majewskie, Home.
Secretary, M. L. Haggard.
Treasurer, Peter RunitZ.
The following Executive committee
was appointed. Lorenzo Slocnm, D.
NJ. Haggard and A. B. Hubbard. The
president and secretary are ex-otficiO
members of this committe. The fol.
lowing committee was appointed to
prepare a Constitution: J. Haggard,
A. B. Hubbard and Geo. Fox. The
committee reported and the convention
adopted, article by article, with such
slight changes as were necessary, the
Constitution on Page go in Hand
Book on S. School Union Organizations
by e. Payson Porter It is too long
for insertion here. The committee APP
pointed to enroll the delegates present
reported the following: @. r. Champ,
lin and wife, Sleepy Eye; A. B. Hub
bard and D. Brown, BurnstoWn; j.
Haggard and j. Fox, Stately; .. Slo-
cum, Albion. Sleepy Eye was chosen
as the next place of meeting the time
to be announced hereafter by the Pres
ident. During the organization the
audience was entertained with speech.
es and singing by the respective schools
Of Stately and Burnstown. 1t is hoped
that the organization now formed will
he cordially sustained by all the Sun.
day-School workers in the county ire
spective Of denominati ion and national.
ity. Let each one do, his own work
and success is certain.
g. T.. CHAIPLIN,
Cor. Sec. of State Ass.
Sleepy Eye, July 10. 1873.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-07-16
Wire Fences rs COMtl uctOrs Of Elec-
tricity.

Not long since some immigrants
stopping over night in Wabasha Co.
tied their horses to 4 wire fence. A
thunder storm arose and strange
humming noise was heard along the
fence. This was caused by the cleo
tricity which had gradually accumu-
lated on the wires and then run along
on them for nearly half y mile. As it
reached the horses it killed all three.
In Lafayette, Nicollet county, near
Jacob Durbahn's, Il fence can be seen
on the wires of which globules or
icicles of iron melted by electricity are
hanging.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-07-16
Second Match.
NEW rLM CLUB.
Total
SLEEPY EYE CLUB.
Total

The Sleepy Eye club have the adj
vantage over our club in that that they
have a larger club and can select their
best shots, while our club only num-
bers seven members, and one of those,
R. Kiesling, joined it but one day before
the last match. There is no use, how
ever, in disputing the fact some of the
Sleepy Eye boys shoot well. 49,.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-07-16
Sudden Death.

Mr.. J. p. Currant informs us that
Alonzo Currant, aged 25 years, died
very suddenly at his home in the town
of Home at o'clock last Saturday af-
ternoon. He had been ailing for some
time with rheumatism but was able to
he around. About the time above stat
ed he said to his mother that he was
not feeling very we'll and in two min
utes thereafter he was corpse. DR..
Berry, who has been attending him,
thinks that the rheumatism must have
gone to his heart. Mr.. Currant was
married only about six weeks ago.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-07-16
aslarnstOwn items.

New potatoes are already becoming a
drug in the market.
So far we have escaped all tornadoes
and hail storms.
The weather in Burns nowadays
is red hot and the thermometer indi-
Gates 95 in the shade nearly every day.
Mrs. Knudson who has been sick for
several months is improving. So says
DR.. Hitchcock, her attending physi-
clan.
Oh, dear me, what mosquitoes! We
never saw the like, and between them
and the hot nights it is almost impos-
sible to sleep.
The farmers are now mostly engaged
in harvesting their barley and report a
fair crop. The wheat harvest will be
commenced in 4 few days and it now
looks favorable for a fair average crop
On account of the many late rains
the Cottonwood river has been higher
than ever known before with one ex-
ception, but it is fast receding to it's
former level.
Mr.. Charles Keverson says that lie is
the happiest man in town and all be-
cause it's a boy. William Patterson
is muddled up in the same way. He
also has been presented with bonn.
cling boy baby. All doing well, espe.
cially the daddies.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-07-16

It is always very annoying to q con.
gregation to have a person acking
and coughing during services. One
dose Of DR.. MARSHALL s Lung Syrup re-
lieves the worst cases. Sold at the,
City Drug Store. V.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-07-16
Glass Rail Shooting.

Two matches were shot last Wednes-
day between the Sleepy Eye club and
our club and resulted i'm adefeat of our
boys in both instances. In the first
match the Sleepy Eye club made GO out
of a possible 80 and our club So, In
the second match the Sleepy Eye club
scored II out of a possible 60 to our
club 40. The following tells the whole
story:
First Match. ..-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-05
THE CHINESE PROFESSOR OF
HARVARD.

Some time ago . number az American
merchants residing in China, sni TO this
country an educated ChinAGAn, who was
accredited 10 Harvard University as a Pro
lessor az the Chinese language. These
gentlemen bound themselves to pay the
Professors travelling expenses and his sal
sry for three years, simply 10 advance the
Chinese language in this country. The
Professor has bsen at his pa<; for three
months. bat Ep t. this u1ae nos 5 >asls
student has placed himself in the hzaas q
the alnoaa<yei sav&n. oas rxSoa fo-
this Is found in the tme and ssuGy re2Nire1
to obtain even = superficial klsxie1se - a
single dialect and a. there are 1veo a these
and IS the written lznss&ss : qUiss dfsT~
eut from TIE spoken cneS, TIE Stz6s1t NAo
thinks thSt he ESy have Use 4 k10z2sSse
Of Chinese, msy be excused for doGsaas
wheihes his energies vlil es vel elglayed
in leArnius to Speak thAs Nh5cA the o-A-
nary Caiuess i2~andrvu&a VII net in The
least understand. The l2nszaSs whzcA the
Professor proposes 10 inFari $ 1nsEanase
Of j. N2adArin Chi2ssS, tas ds2aesa q
the Co1ri, ia feacae-s Aad iAa seA&1rss
but 10 tie great u2Ss q tbs lzhzAaaH
and TO many Ct the nqq~r Esscxntias olxss
it i as incolTreAeas1kle IS EzslsA Ia
til ozr GovsrnGs2f aslns % demand sAa4
all applicants sor osnsos2- and dlp2ol4re
positions ID Chsa4 sh2zl have S k~nox2elSs
G the ChlRsse language tbs rpsS q TIE
Chinese ProsassoE al Harvard : Hes Aksy
10 he disturbed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-05
STEPHENS To THE FRONT.

Hon. Alex. H. Stephens has taken his
pen in hand once zaa7e-th5s tune 10 enter
a denial Of the charge that he is inclined 70
be a Grant man He says IN his leSss- thai
be Is not in sympathy with Dr.. Felfon, the
lghs-heAdea Congressman who issGed q
manifesto recently sersring his connection
from the Democratic party Mr. Stephens
also denies saving reeently &c q rsqoz1zr 81
the Washington Star that II Ds-ecr41e
dissentoas in View York caasSn1e car 1zly
hope q suacess * deSsrova3. and The
South viii leak ont far herself, c- Thai
.-fhe Soath To-day prefers Grant a. Glot2-
tor 10 Sherman or Co1klng 81 PrsSsdaat
or that s>2aauns the Seafhs-2 soldszry tAsrs
Is the greatest respect and rsVs-s1es .ar
Grant and that thu people & tbs SszIA
would support him IN p~resera1cs u Any
other ma Of the RsY1hscaa party. Nj.
Stephens ssys fhs1 the Ts5Azrzzs and N
ssrvssws xseritzag these expressions - h-
SIRE ~Sreundless tab<scs1ia1stra 5sgzaz1s
10 end. and he frzs7s thai the rso9ls q
Georgia who have AR regard tar S5s 1--1A
vii not be uSsle5 q 10 III szy1-gs q
dolngs by gsvzag crsaa2cs 10 s-r s1sh
Anonymous REPRESENTATIVES, al ny urse-
ances-~ AL Q. this VII BE SD 1ews ts-
the inazSnaEvs tslssrs who Aavs hsz-
lAhoring Of .az 70 daaaas1-ass x paper
ihs existence q a powerful Grant -ncvs-
msnt II GecrgA
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-05
Profitable Beading.

n ;AsS days al men and ZONES read
sazasthlaS. hat Tx tro1ble IS that by read
ing II s Sagie vsia, which - strongly ap-
poAls 70 thar sn3ir12al tastes and person
a. aSeeSy asrxeze gha4 Il : not study 81 AL
they lese tAsir peNer to study anything
else. The rzaSfars Successful and profitable
reading wozla ia TIE light Of these facts,
~<n 10 be - read oaly What one dose not
like 70 Rad. TAAf reading which costs
Nc SzCgt. ard aecS>xrllv olSssYSiCs The
rsssr q sf3dx, = fAzt which We know to
t% important ia Itself, and IN its bearing
Epea broad knswlsaSs 2nA culture should
zaos1 engage czr tins and attention. The
1raaAle s. not thar ws6o not read enough,
aaf ws res5 - mach ot that which simply
gaaxses rs a. &c 5assr0y Cur power 10 read
tat wAseh ~ esiv and enlarge Us.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-05

Exfhnnge&-
Thn1p1ng sglgh a9nrrlses Carson kill
Grsr-
Ta1y-vo deaths L s4a,Fy rzu1- u
EpFen 3er.
3Eztls Mountain u reported rs .szng In
usraliF Lively
Large shp-nEz1s Of rattle e01EE1f - As
made 1rnn M4rneurreG-
Virgins Mining nen ssv fhns tAsst Is
10 doubt bIf what there = . bonanza e
Tn1an-
This Carson Tribune wEz4s measures
taEsn looking &c the ednesl1n ID yoEng
lndlADs.
The wadswarth Library elaG-sa So 50
I q TIA, caico hal III Thanksgiving
sveninE.
The Mechanics Tnioa 5t ssureF eorrTr
VII gre q grand bal nsx1 Wednesday eFen-
ing. Decenh sr 10Th
Ths CG-lr l1brE-v. rseHr1x burned. cgn-
tanned orsr J 500 volumes, and vas Tia 1z2s
p1AAe library Il the stsss-
Ths report that the EurEkt mia u
CSzas. had bssn sold sag ssa n1a 70 Ear
yrzuaissS ukpi.kGstss Las hssz oc1zfzE3.
SAsg.s wss4lAznsaz. ef ssssff esEatr.
s.snss G reward ss Sc for eAaA II Tia skTez
prisoners whc ssnaEsa tF1r sA- 81 Sunday
night last
A r1nE-re saefrng was bad II Virginia
On EznAGv night nc express sympathy Tor
ireland A large AzaoEz wAs s2sasessaA1
toward q ss1st .un2-
A pr1su1e- in the Reno ssl being xske3
rs 70 ths Nature CT his n@e1sa. replied I:
Charged with being lousy. and The prop
arTy found 0n me"
The C0nstock lode is non paying s dollar
IN 6iri5ends from one end 10 the other.
The case Is sven worss than that. ~ fhers
IRE assessments pending On sixteen of the
mines These assessments aggregate ST.
sl1 SOC, and most Of the ncosy must be
PAID IL bstsrs January lat
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-05
A ROYAL CONVERT TO CATHoL-
ICISM.

The latePope Plus, previous to his death
requested tinat the prayers of all faithful
Catholics be directed in behalf Of the con-
version OF England to the faith Of Home
As a partial answer to that prayeriui effort
comes the announcement from Protestant
sources that Princess Louise, daughter 81
Queen Victoria and wife Of the Marquis %
Lorne, is about to be taken into the fold OF
the Catholic Church. An English Episeo-
pal magazine says that the event VIII sASe
place within the coming year. Fer 9ui'ea
while there has been a strong movement
upon the part Of the English arisfooE2cy.
in the direction OF the Catholic Church.
The tendency in that direction hiss ineTeAs-
ell 50 rspidIy that the alarm has been
sounded from nearly every Protestant pull
pit. Mr.. Usher, Of the Reformed T. E.
Church. preaching in Montreal last Sun
day, declared that there was in England a
conspiracy. on the part Of the Romish and
Anglican clergy, to gel the people haoSto
ignorance He said
They are assuring the 2risigcT2cy al Ea-
rsse that Socialism Is the child a iH1del-
ity, and they are alarming them with hints
Of an overthrow Of the power Of the noel-
ity. The consequence Is. that the arlssoe-
racy in England arr daily linking hands
with the priests Of England. and hence Ne
have this effort to sfnAe at the poser o.
the masses JesuiSssm Is ~ work ard II
has nov come to light IN q parish N z
land. that persistent efforts ars beng made
10 induce females of the Church az Eng
land to become lay members Of the Goa
fraternity of the Blessed Sacrament
1t is quite evident from al this that
England is On .lx eve CT q very ss1ious re-
iisious agitation.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-05
FOREIGN NEWS
Attempt So kiu Inc Csar-rhe War
i'm Seuta America

&cSnNE- AHSN&<& e.
After tn ARRIVAL 4 tie E@pSror l&si
nS2ht 4rlvAllSt 4 secs21 irSs2 cozSsai1S
haSgxcs Vas On tie way hthss, AZ expo
son ecsar-e& and ;As s&SSSSe ~Ha Vas
hs=s - reees szs Sr@ carriages were
fA-aRn "a 1s r1-S asi ootN<T ~Ss n
lard TAx exaarsrsS whSck DESTROYED TIRE
.nrxrsas harc1ce trSin xsre plsrsl "a Mon
ass svenlaS uz1a 1As rGliS Al a ro~2scSs
vhsch he snr-sL TrAsa we1E pass 5ass
hsfars x1tc.suz TIE &sScw r&slroa& STA
;san- TM CzA- arrived safely. however. at
II ese1oc& on Na7aEy EscAt a1a the sx-
p&aSsea occurred On tAs passage cE TIE bag
r1Ss tram h4H a. haGr sS&rs&ra- Ihe
A0nS wAs2ce tbs @l2s wSS SxY$a@e3 has
Axx2 discovered AL S2rsA i nev making
fo- IAe psrv@1-SN-S e rlS o1frSse- The
CEzz VII a-rsrs u 81 Ns4srsAGre to-zNr-
uaW. To-day 5 6nlAnan yrsSssslcl 10
the Krszhz 10 n2S~zsza&ss his MAJESTY
Ews- As r$s a. Nassaw. FrSrlaus - the
Env~-o-s ARRIVAL n the hSl q &z5ssaca-
tAs Ears Mx-SAz1 gave the 6sTzz1oa tbs
news cE sAs catastrophe * IAs r-sxaa1s
svsz1xC- Els hs2rsrs srgNzred Scr s no
neat - IL .hz15A-S.-uok- bar Immediately
Afterwards Araks into 9Sza cheers 81 sAt
Eu2srs-'s escape Tia Ezvs-0z appeared
n 81 GsarzS Hal NJ Gaaa. xz5 W&s vgs-
<Zf& 81 LlE A-l4C@+& &AI11E4Aft> VIA
brad xz5 s1E whsrezgsS2 k spoke * sa-
4ovss Saa&sosa. 1 an vsx glad - so
yea xzz-A
LEMON. DecxzsE- &
4 S1aaas Avres dispatch a D~eczz2se-
81 sxys lzsAzsee1ae has been -eeszves
tAs7 IHs 2z-la2 HgEvzxzs AID Balrs&as
have bxz1 cgwp2ssslF 5Ssaxss5 81 TS-Ayss7s,
rs-z ~ the CAA2zS who have taken
possession & tbs raEn- Tha Losses ws-s
hazrv CT ba1A z6a< A CASEE1 s9zA5ro1
: tsaekaGzs tas par1 a Area
TwE1zS. Dsczmhtr 4
/ 1c1a- has ASzz zSS2az " Charles s
HaraaZ Ssx1ac that tie $50 prisoners
world Re --ia5 az Cxr-lSk on the >axn2nz
ez zhs 1z1A Instant ~11xvves2s 70 the vzh-
Ne 80 Subscriptions az 6a1-1s the expenses
E Ike 5a5s-ss-
ExEzEx- December 4
The aSssazAie ckzss & t5S slspx2saaa
ca 1hs 81 ge1arazrg G11as Tor ave zaaz9As
VAS an 815asu41xaaE Rr1c1e Z rs sszlll-
za1 int Il = hsAETs5 taxs the rs11 razssz
Was tire hazN3s and 5a1zli aszs e 1hs
Ga4as towE2s tia :arsgz pswES eEe@-
A-v GazEL1v-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-05

News Notes CLEANED From Various
Sources

There were FL marriage licenses issued
in San Francisco last month.
Do~ncy Ctr p<oYls are going 10 plant
sorghum and p1t NJ s mill Of their "
aza E2ke sugar.
The Baiie papers deny tia; the death
rou q thst plAcs i a. large As Is reported
by oasssds Journals.
A San FrzaosSce widow on her return
fraza Errepe last month struck the New
YoTk stock ham, and cleaned up SSo,V9o.
ST Julian xss 70 have irottei against his
tszssof 2-iS2 Dosmhsr 9th, hut he caught
eNad last week. and the fri&l has been in
definitely poSipaasG.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-05

I'm needle With wAaeA C1so7s-rs 5S-nsi
Tia srock4ags q Marc Azsoz. is = sz-s
sAsag sar sa-as New gork ssakss A Aa1
6aszE Arasssca1s wins are aA5vs 1E-as5
Ksoeksngs eh5ers 70 the removal u Ia
chslskk - q sacrslgi0us &Ekir CT rasse.
Bat q TIE Ehaaivs chooses &c 60 bare
hssisa md has - rss sa- q 1ss5lA. WY
sAozld we aes serzrs sss Il VII bring tia
krf q $ g~lor5nas period w1zA3n sAs err
range Ct ES-isaas who cAzaf 50 10 sss i on
TIE crlrslsl kRn5 Ii.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-05

-I EZ-1-1rAE xax-xA-1zx.
Fr1n -hs Virginia Erzuuels
Hl&4ns's en2nnas Ers probably liz best
Z -ns p1prl&r vaaas s1nl6 have ars WEI
Bu1 Sherman s1En1E best VIII tbs znuaETb5
puwar En1 snnss VIM rEn xku1L Cn-ra1-
Luls= and Z ma e1nrEst vHrE Narrowed
down bsFwaer Ensss zve. VT night perhaps
sGs1;F predict la Sherman xaEl1 bs fs
nexz Republican eEn5l5EzA
vEEEI TN oazE -E-
F=8u ina s1o1k Exchange.
-ns PrHEids11 EErx Congress - sztsrss
1ts law II ezlsrsnnH against r3sTEEur Z
LzAE. Certainly. WY nD1s Bz1 Ca2-
gress AaE urAas hus.1szs z E-ss11 n ko3
We had gn 1ds1 1447 u was tAs business e
Congress IL ua&ks laws. and It sas Exesn-
Rvs 70 eE5aree then
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-05

S2vs the Ma-Eing Cal, The elder Miss
NeessT : -7acfz-sas on the Ute Indians.
She has As<2 &zaong them long enough, IS
lr2and Aaa captive. - ind eat their Ways
which, As zass ss supposed, she does not
verx greatly a1Zre. Nov. il ) known
tai the ya12c Indian rirl called Bright
Egs s also delivering hectares. which are
dsr0se1 - 3exe2ss 4 tie Indian chArac-
zst. especially q Ik Ru1cks- 70 which Tribe
sAs belazss Perhaps these ladies could
E2Es II Probable - travis together md
s2exk froZ the sane rosI-aE, A. rival can
2.1Asss sGr oS1c< saEef1Des do. They
woEl5 draw faaez houses t1Es associated,
AID Il : 8 uon1er thai sole manager does
na1 take Lz Il had.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-05

Erxz krne GrxzI's re1er- 70 tAs es=z-
ry lis spesah-zsk4zg RI sakzlr sAsza-iss
sssn 70 have expanded daily. HIS srsscAas
l. Illinois were greatly ahas3 q Auss 5s-
lrszsi ~ TIE FAssSc eaAs, e 7s1zf1 "a -hss-
orssal beatty. ELS .ssss 81 CAaArc ware
xsrass Up - tie almanac st1a1kr5- oss-
can xeKas sssssszfss 1Az ~a73sz@z1 rzHn-
"a srawtA - TIA sAst fAas GRAFT j. q 5xy
rss3s< o1 tie ST. Leafs 5ac3AD snaoz-x1
This settles 81 Z Gz2ai derives rs 5zsHs-
.ssFaxs paba.1z 49, narL snpysass ir0z
sAs Gzoas-Dsaaoe-xf As We asvas s1y ~
c;Ass zrn c. tia F~razsassSr. Es VII
srsak laso aiKszsesv And ~ i i&z saa-s
sAAras zsa1tAE-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-05

Ii the Hen Hzarsek B Wright x1d LIS
COMMITTEES are still engaged Il that trzzf-
less kraf AFTER Depression il EigA1 bs
proStaaas for them 10 start Il On an 4nwss-
rgatoa Ct the prospects 1t the Dszaaa-x-ic
pxTy.-yew York Tribune.
Al this i the third o. .oz-1h Ens thai
this stzp6a gag" hss sppsarsisn rhs sxns
department. Of the Trshzas within xnontA,
some gentleman os Al investigating rz-z
Ct nind might annss himself II stoarzng
tia eanss Of tbs mental depression a. the
part q The Irhznsss lew Comedian.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-05

sESAroa BAyARp Is described by a cor
respondent q the Boston Herald ~ broad
shoaldsrsd. ersy-hasrsa. e,saz-shavsa.
uassaias md tsssh In ealor. He 10 ~.
essdsns ashlsssss being famous sa w!inins-
ten ~ = PEDESTRIAN AID aboxss. HIS man
nsra are frank and kindly. his ways Q:
speaeA quick and earnest.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-05

"RCzzrzroRD." ssii Mrs HAYES, ons
payday morning, Il want q 1er saki
saoqae, bar I'll freeze fore III wear 8 gar
meat bo1ghf with money thai Was paid IN
taxes On vie. soal-issrr5yiag bqnar! 50
there /" And Rutherford had 70 coax
John sherman 10 give him q certificate
that ali the meney IN Mr. Hayes eareaore
Repository.
II Mrs. Hayes Is really consistent in this
matter of money, she shorli also insls; On
Rutherford giving a certificate TIA; nons Q!
the cash il s. ]. Tlisn's salary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-05

TzExx VII he no champagne Of eonse-
Qnence pat Up in France this year. owing
to the almost complete fAilars o; the Craps
crop. tbs vii not affect the consumption
OF price ot champagne in this oonnfry in
the least, for the crab apple orop in Nsw
Jersey was magnificent In fact the Oldest
Jsrseymen say that the vintage was never
better.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-05

AxsoSs., coan. Dee

AxSaxlN. C0an. De& A.
A man named CPton rei9rnsd hoHas
drGnk. and iAre~ Al his ~Ee q AShisd
lamp whsch fell iafo sAe cradle AMI his
chila was harmed - 2oSth. Tx vsfe whale
en1e&vorins Is save Tx child, was fatally
Sar1cd.
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Pxor. P1e-7oz has been fgnrinS acme.
H hAs recently come 10 thu conclusion
that IL required the earth $50. 90. oooo years
10 cool from z.ooo degrees Centisads to
200 degrees. But il took SOC. 600. 900 years
10 set - cool Is il is to-day.
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T NEWS s.
BY TELEGRAPH.
SPECIAL 10 TIE r-xxxA oxzlx sESvNEL
A. H. Siepheas q General Grant
Would Prefer lin - Ll6el
PAY OF TNTIED STATES N4RSEAIS
California Protests against Mer~
tons ApPeInazsenL
BY TELEcRAPh.
Would Prefer Elm - TlliG
PAY OF UNIIED STATES aAEsHAIS
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fare worse than ss a4Es LZ AENs SID
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and nov rsFez1 tAx1 ! Eres- 1L - Ii
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2ESzsoz IN M part ! Az Democrat Il
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NorIcE.

SHALL DEPART FoR san FRANCISCO
i THIS fTETRSDAF3 MORNING. 10 be alb
senf rn1l kbous January lst AL persons hxv-
1ng sasinAss with fs wall please cali ON Mr..
" wEScoATT. - thu I~n1arnEcanxi Eorel.
THOMAS J. Rad.
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Notice of Election.

EET-zx5 CT TEE STOCKHOLDERS
- q E=<-a4 E4l VII re At13 IL TIE 01os
q -AzzAs ExsL- a. &ATrE1AX EYES1SG.
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TIE ss-z * E1na q =hx zrssszf Boast WILL hEvt
ty tAxs szs
TEos xETy. Fressaf3t
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NEW To-DAY.
MASONIC.

TEEEE VIII BE = CALLED COMMUNE
i cAZz9S q Eu-sfs Lza5cs. NJ. Ia 7. K A.
II te work Al NS5 Fszluws EKl al : selock
THIS E&-1AEa ETENING
acs-zf & JOHNSON, Y. NJ.
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IAe rev zlzss discovered last week, near
Eoi >Fzzngs y miles szsl q Paradise are
SID - he Te-v extensive. There are I'M
EaE1ss masses q quartz en- TIE s~arfAcs.
sa2s a wAch AssAvs Ss9@ - tia tol, IN
ca15 and slysr.
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Tzz Democrats Of Yazoo county. Missis-
sirps chose a negro member Of the Legisla-
surs II the late eisetion. Now bring On
,sxr sAogash
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WANTED.

TME-yE Torx3 l-ArTrs. WANTED IN.
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