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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-03

FIJI
Tho following is q complete list Of the
members Of the two branches Of the Legis-
lature. Democrats are marked Cd" and
the hold-over Senators are preceded with
a"*:"
Churchill Charles Kaiser.
Douglas-H. +. Dangberg.
Eiko-&T. N. Stone. g. H. Shepperd, d.
Esmeralda-J. b. Gallagher.
Eureka -*George W. Cassidy, D.; VIM.
Doolin.
Humboldt-~Charles Mcconnell, D.; n.
3. Thompson.
Lander-M. ]. Farrell.
Lincoln-#A. j. Blair, r. p. Dayton.
Lyon -&W. J. Wcster1eld, D.; w. II.
King.
Nye-*H. T. Creswell. d.
Ormsby-%W. o. H. Martin, b. H.
Meder.
Storey-&W. F. Stewart, D.; &E. A.
Schultz, D.; J. P. Wheeler. W. D. c. Glib
son.
washoe-*w. M. B~oardman, G. C..
Powning.
White Pine-*H. A. Comins, D. W.
Perley.
Republicans, 1s; Democrats, 8.
A-ssEMBLYMEN.
Churchill-Jackson Ferguson.
Douglas Thomas Irwin, D.; Henry VAN
sickle.
Elko-John s.. Mayhugh, B. E. Plum
mer, s. M. Beard.
Esmeralda-C. P. Shakespeare, ]. r.
Eldred.
Eureka-Thomas Robinson, William
Wermuth, J. l.. Smith, F. Z. Fisk.
Humboldt David Melarkey, Angus
Morrison, o. p. Crawford.
Lander-Thomas E. Hagar, D.; George
Watt, D.; John Smyth, d.
Lincoln-W. E. Allen, George Patton, r.
L. Walsh.
Lyon-w. E. Smith, H. Kennedy, Levi
Lamb.
Nye-W. B. Taylor, J. r. Williams, D.
Ormsby-H. H. Howe. T. w. w. Davies,
D.; E. F. Gibson.
S%torey-S. M. Powell, Thomas Lane,
William Prisk, H. A. CASTOR, j. e. Allen,
j. C. Harlow, Daniel Lyons, j. p. Smith,
]. l.. Harmon, Owen Fraser, George L.
Andrews, 1. Fulton, j. p. Flannery, A.
Lawson.
Washoe--J. P. Foulks, W. E. Price, E.
E. Underwood.
White Pine-M. r. Lyons, n. s. Sharp,
George w. Wilson, Charles Green, d.
Republicans, 43; Democrats, z.
vansickle, Gibson and Howe, Republic
ans, and Irwin and Davies. Democrats,
we're elected on Independent tickets in
Douglas and Ormsby counties. The Re-
publicans have 46 majority on joint ballot.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-03

The Board Of County Commissioners Of
this county will meet on Saturday next, for
the purpose Of approving the bonds Of the
incoming county officers, allowing bills
against the county, and for the transaction
OF any other business hat may CONF be-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-03
MISS Cook, Mrs. HAYES nice,

Miss Cook, Mrs. HAYES niece. who was
married the other day. is the fifth Of the
young ladies who have visited Mrs. Hayes
at the White House, and been married
within eighteen months. and now all the
young ladies in Ohio want to visit Mrs.
Hayes,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-03

District COWrt-nlves, Jadge.
The following business was transacted
in this Court yesterday,
Davis vs.. Fisk. Judgment for defend
ant in accordance with findings to be filed.
Thirty days stay Of proceedings.
McCutcheon vs.. Davis. Ordered, that
plaintiff have until January Is, 1879, In
which to file amended complaint herein.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-03
Making Calls.

As q general thing the old custom Of
making New Years calls was not observed
in Eureka. However, q few did make
calls. Among those we saw were Messrs.
Keyser, Lesser, Franklin and Moch, who
sported a very fine turnout. They report
that they had q very pleasant time.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-03

Judge Rives, accompanied by Judge
Bishop and lady. departed this morning
for Phoebe. Judge Rives will open the
District Court at Phoebe on Monday, and
Judge Bishop will attend to some law
business.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-03

Terry SchOoaAnG - Settle In Reno.
Jerry Schooling, the present State Treas
urer, whose term Of Office will expire on
Monday next, will probably make Reno
his home, and become the partner of J.. c..
Hsgerman in the grocery and provision
business.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-03

All persons interested in organizing q
Good Templars' Lodge are requested to
meet at the Methodist Church this evening
at Z o'clock.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-03
u rux EuRExA AND rAlusADx sAlLnoAp.


The following letters were received At wells,
Fargo 4 Co.'S Once last evening and not
delivered
Taeo w Smart
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-03

On New Years Eve, after 9 o'clock P. NJ,
tue friends OF Mrs. Mckee, wife of our ef-
ficient Deputy Sheriff, II. D. Mckee,
we're surprised and shocked to hear that
she was dying. For some six months Mrs.
Mckee had suffered severely from pneu-
nIonia, and the disease was aggravated by
exposure on Christmas Eve, when she at
tended q ball at the Opera House. After
six months intense suffering, she expired
peacefully and without apparent pain. her
last words being, How pleasant it is to
die" The funeral ook place yesterday after
noon from Odd Fellows Hall, under the
auspices Of that order, assisted by Winnie
mucca Lodge, Improved Order Of Red Men,
and Bcatife Lodge No q. X. Of p. The
pail bearers were o. l.. Scott and II. N.
Beatty. representing the Red Men; Hiram
Ge~eil and Nick MiIiich, representing the
knights OF Pythias; Fred. Fisk and w. L.
Baird. Mountain Lodge, aud l.. d. Melon
aid and T. L.aspeyre, Eureka Lodge Of Odd
Fellows. Mr.. Mckee int the relatives Of
the deceased lady have the sympathy of
cur community, wlie have also sustained q
loss not easily resnedied.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-03

No arrests on New Years day.

No arrests on New Years day.
Present your bills against the county to-
day, nyou have any.
Will the present year be as prolific OF
"~roorbacks" as the last 2
The weather for the past W days has
been perfectly delightful, with no more in
dicatiops of y storm than in June and July.
Mr., Sweeney yesterday commenced the
erection Of a private residence on Maiu
street. next to Frank Roeblcs' saloon.
Mr.. N. wescott, Surveyor, or New
Years day surveyed for patent the Green
Seal mine on Mccoy Hill.
On the 14th Of December Richmond Con-
solidated shares were selling in London
for $55 per share.
Mr.. Hugh j. NOLAN, the young Irish
orator. left for Winnemucca this morning,
where he will hereafter reside.
There was q very large meeting Of the
Ruby Hill miners on New Years night.
We did not learn the exact nature Of the
business transacted.
The miners working in the Albion mine,
yesterday, were highly elated with the
character OF the ground they are now in,
which contains the malybdate Of lead.
The recent very cold weather has played
sad havoc with a number Of the water
pipes about town. The ground is frozen
to a depth Of two feet.
James Driscoll now languishes in the
County Jail, charged with obtaining money
under false pr~etenses. He will be tried be-
fore Justice Cromer.
Frank O'Conners was yesterday SEN
fenced to seventeen and o half days con-
finement in the County Jail by Justice
Cromer, for the larceny Of some blankets.
Rev. Mr.. Crawford. Of the Episcopal
Church, will preach ut Miners Union Hall
on Sunday evening. He will also preach
at the Hall once q month hereafter.
A meeting of the stockholders Of the
Eureka Tunnel and Mining Company is
called to meet ON the 9th instant, as will
be seen by reference to our advertise ng
columns.
The attaches OF the SENTINEL return
thanks to Charlie Fiske for a kind remem-
brance in the shape of q New Years cake.
Charlie and Jimmy always e:nc:s.s==--
typos, and are accordingly remembered.
The anniversary OF the PRONUNCIATION Of
President Lincoln's Emancipation Pro-
%clamation, was celebrated by our colored
citizens at tho residence Of Mr.. Dan
Meade, on New Years night. An excel
lent supper was served those present, and
the evening passed in toasting aud feasting.
~
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-05-03
Democratic Intentions Eiiegti,d-
ing the Veto.

Is Ntt3JI - : !lilu 1901 -
~ WNAss gEH 1,9snai April .i$8ooI -Thf
:: Democrats ,t;5Gs' generally, denounce The
Presidents veto slnessage, and I'M
innate othcirE Intention Of fighting
itloutifitttakes all SKINNER. The
republicans approve the zines;
sage, md appear; Satisfied with The
stand takena blythe President II
is understood ;thatItt the Dem cratsi
Of the House will hold caucus lin;
rne,liatcly to detormine'upon future
actioh:tf Democratic Fscnatorshwill
Hold a.eaucnsthis 4Inorning. 5iaK
ex-senator Bruce win Shortly issue
ailettefs toihis iSolorcd Constituents,
advising tlfcmSnM t67aihigrsts T.,
The West.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-05-03

All;ofa;suddeni Hayes,lis i'm ia.
vor ofreturning TO -tle,wiso and
wholesome fusages9 ofttthc lcarliet
sdaysi ofstthey Republic, swhichoex-
4elludeds from appropriationbills AL
firreyalents legislationias Butsthcn,
;it.isia Democratic 0ongNssEhow
,altepubtcans oongrcsswheH
this measure twas tackled stoian'al..
preparation bill and passed! fES.
aftlyit-5ttlie3ah6c sis:Hmt,l,et dthNr
foel ,,,!--:hh'tqiA,tr.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-05-03

Acknowledgements continue
-ato, declares with thestutmostl vehe-
dtmence that, the President. willEveto
,6the armysbilleandsisomo ,ofsthem
Eleyen;g go so,far as pto trNto 2outline
.1thelyeto message. Itimayfbe that
ntheirlinfornlationi correct, snever-
g.thslessthero are many Republicans,
onot.of.the extreme titypeys.who Edo
not feel Satisfied Of aveto,t because
Rtl.eyfdannot:co vei4uponllw what
stenablogground,thc. President scan
tlplace his objections! The fact lis
appreciated by them that the
President cannot, iniEdealing with
the bill, take thepartisan position
which has been assumed BY every
< Republican;who has spoken on the
{lsubjcetlin either: branch Of Con-
bgressa3iWhen President exercises
Ia constitutional 'prcrogatiye u
obcoapprshehded should do
,;it1Hlforpo constitutionalio reasons.
.tWhileltyconstitd objections
hhavel frequently'been raised TO the
passage ola lawTitsSwill certainly
sbe;anew gdepartureto raise then
,7againstIthe repeal 4ofa'claw. sABe-
atweenanowiahd the'timci when the
t.President returns ths bill to',the
i Houseeitller withEors without his
approvaiH he'will have bushels of
gndvice,.ant tJsuggestiohs from The
rstalwarts Of tho Republican party,
t,andlttlioasWhite llIIouse,hwilr De
4 besieget as vigorously;as when he
first camciintot power:Iodl .'tltis
49, - z ---a't -Jtt ,4atft1, I,tTfrL
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-05-03

Oh, 1nEaarst proeeeai,igsHhsve Been.
,gcommencedl in the test Case III New!
gsyork, ybefereJudgel IBlatehfGra,i9 to,
.tdetdrnine2 thescmstit utionality9 Of
greenbacks, issued in time ofPcatc.
!8Aahtg;serSt bs7siIs1 81 Giargs 4 L
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-05-03
Il!.4SIEINGqoAii .Ls9pTERI

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Leaders; on an one siydle,S and itimid
ssltetf s'fn5tt
8 if y
other, tie people have been in
doubt They4iWill not besitatellon;;
iger. Ne shall have a Democratic
party from Maine to Texas and
from South Caroline te & 4 Oregon. !
The probable course; ofMr. Hayes
isSaf matter Of much speculation,
tie general eils5l opinion being that he
ailllIyetos bothIbill,. Injthlgaat event
think Congress will pass q sup;
.plyb,iil for a!limited tine, say un;
Il tbs! next lregalar meeting Con
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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-05-03
Resc.ed 1,i:.o...ll:,l a Livinol IIoMo

Flfescated ffo.f.l q LtttnDI0hs0
"a YiLKEsbARRE, April 2S.-Aftsr
,fourdays entornbnent, the miners
imprisoned, at Sugar Notch, by;itk
falling Of thesroof ofithe mine,
wercreleased this morning. The
men sustained life By the meat of
amulesshieh a boy,asent 70 give
themo5warning ,seshad fortunately
taken with him; and Ea1stream run
ming tRrougl ithe mine gave them
ncedtul water. a.Reliefa sofplaborers
liaye'beeh onstantly attworkSnight
and day md inally'they succeeded
in MAXI ga 4 Channel through 50
feet of block coal. The men SUI;
fcred little from their Confinement,
and they and their rescuers were
loudly! cheered as they reached the
surfaceiofIt heIinirle.
l-lt
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-05-03
1. - State Criminals a.; ,,.;,,,t

i7ag iGgaiHrSrlxeros,o Aprill2s.
Ayoung man named ashyawSa.,
struck abovefthe sleft temple atd1
o'clock Sunday i morning; WITH
stone byta nan concealed behind
a tree|box.istTh skull was crushed
inaan inch dccp.go The woundais
thrce:inchcs in diameter, pand Shy
cdnnotrecover.1e No: arrcsts!Tlns
s1fsome ! indecent Language was
usGdIto a'daughter of.Williama DaI
Wis by7a man. last might, ina front
yard. The girl called her father,
who was the house. Tho man
started away, but turned and fired
severalpshots at3tlie girl, land esI
caped.slThea girl sis only Thirteen
years q Of age - sptsialt 70 he Side
/ Democrat I. wi .osAl i,ERi't ilo2b pdi
tahilliI III bltt 1Oob 9dl,j5ljG
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-05-03
Desplcaoies aFoeio5' Of RerirIag stAe

Despleaales iIode Of fEeeirlags tAe.t
Era Of Hate.
A ameans ~ iiinsseas com:
bustion n the bern heart a
few superb uated, and imbecile
editors ateie clipping Old war cdtoi
rails from files Of soutllernnewspa5E
persTissuett prior L! tlleiwar and ;rcsE
producing them with comments
designed tolrekindle the feeling of
1861. If this practice SHOULD be
gcnerallyffoll owedi yithe;papers q
both sections there isn't much
doubt that a great deaf Of slumber
ing hateeould be.reanimatetl.MBa
t tEI men who would 81 Sngage in g
,asssspieaa lSEs business Should be
generally And properly r9ga q sEs , as
[yillainous gholls, unworthy The, re:
tspset q; desent, men, and deserving
only tho seorni and ;loath az I9nyo mo !;
ablIeSImindss. II is Observable , that
III The parties ;whot are in9W de,yyo'tiing
The available forces of s their feeble
[ intel stoI this diaboliisal york
tYssre p|T Il, al1f.rl1 Pig stirring up
strife in 1861, and successful in
l keeping out of5dlangeFi from l61h to
li l1:5 Il They Aid what theS were able
!. e bring: on Gle clash IF arms, and
then sneaked out IF harms way
when the fruits 81 their ,work, began
Y 70 r:iipeeIns; They;ss1 should be made;to
feel nov nov tlis resiistless pressure Of
public, scorn. The me who went
t. the front have such contempt
10y tltEese cEea llres 'ss 9 pra ye man
a Away, ISL, tor g bl9yla.lng erag
g ifhig enll ylng coward t9r4 3 crea5
tu 1i, Sho ~. sneers, and struts strut; and
E sSslls unit Until he sees 9 manly tlsts
i ana then r'sns e magistrate e
swear ept 8 pease warrant pft
III !n q BE t2,o.i, BSsEa q
li1Ae. Potomac .csr ONO Rai,,oaa,d.
! isf 5s;til siiI -. % iff (
ii iGllARIEsrosg April ~ 2S.-The
IllElotemao " ONO mas 4 beenilpaNnlg
b0spns p.ae = !,
S,,ss a.ap !. = ~
Alu,ous' a ~ people an. J ,Mens
IN p 2sqe'i9 z, aseonpa
J, ,!saeSaanl. .ae ~ PERU.
1e., s,;'. o,ut si'e fouss y 2sats.'es
q :, !, !, lASS Az, sue
.o'.'P.e.ou, !, ..'.e,lsSe.e III
'aa. ~ selllns ss9ss soala
pslpiasea 'letslpy elleg Ivy, =. lleSs
o4.a.ss .siiiasss 1oFse 81 aanss
~ ~ !, aefh' anu ,he r9aa y ee,,'s
!. Ppsnsa .hsSag Y, aha vs.
s =, WIN! ny ssesso!sS
tatNssaFs y, WI ~ l'1aS'e
=, .,,ss sar a,as VIZ p9ase s.s
: ~ a.lssslas.f9aa
s ~ stsnaa 8 l'sEss5ole sne.
esase.- !. 60 rs
,s,AslllScTlsos Aprili 30il.esThe "a.
publieans are Considerably elated
over. the veto Of Tie, message and
without taking tine iiifbs1' 70 Consider
the PAPER as ono entitled e. weight
Or distinguished condition, felici
tdtet themselves that the Harrow il
the Presidential backbone ] Is 3 con
gealed, and they welcome him back
into hSfoldilikaa lost sheep which
Lhad''gones aIsstray. lVhatgiyess them
additional cause for additions. I -
E1icitations tlre Tie ! ru liz WITH
I,ns.Gn a. q .pa:s .;,9lihpaE do u, ti'1
1t, ,,l:fyIs:.a e saSys tY51 sis9fi
because theyy; f cannot hSld |! th 4. . lilns
lliflbroken and sav TO The President
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-05-03
4 Terrible Tragedy In [ OlddJTr-
Al sEaf$ IA ginia. gsis ii0yi

"a Richmond, Virginia dispatch
ola recent date says: Information
has been received here Of a most
shocking tragedy which occurred
on the 2otlf alto, near Pattonsyille,
Scott ie$oauntooyy;, Virginia. charles,
Bishop, a;dabhiing yyio5ugh man, was
married IL Miss Bette; Hookel.
three weeks t eysi and after q 'plea1
SAINT Honeymoon l,o. suddenly grew q
respondent. This morning, while
his wife was in the sitting ,i room ON, a
work on some fancy embroidery.
Pie came cins with Tan Ak Hapraised
and With Al terrific blow split LEI
head opens Ascrsvtaainat hcariag 4he
noise1 rushed into tkeo room, 1Bpi
the fatal deed was ddnc..oGTheS i rntiTr.
derer: at:oncse' ' gave himself Up; paRnnd
putin the? plea 9of INSANITY He
talked about the bloody crime ii
tlcllnost indifferent manner tanner sHq
said'to tho deputy constable, Is,
I:splitElicr skull open, but What's
hat2"s5Thct tragedy casts 4 gloom
over the entite Community Where
it"oecilrred r bttfoN edR5 iisss7i
.A51f1Iayes' message demonstrates
anything; wrong about "; 3aHpplssaa:
mentA to Tic army Dill; il is only
that7it does not %. 'flr ft enough. liz
has m + Democratic \ Position
stronger than il MAS ii Congress
P.at8trr
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-05-03

aoiaTHEH speech Of Senator Davis
TROUBLES tRS Republicans ii ali
.4Eparts oftlie country more than al any:
sathing thatilias yet Seen Said during;
ottliei pending debats E sgTii.l. rs g !,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-05-03
4 iIa7Yns!asl,yha Farmer.

s4 " ,.ttpt CHARLESTON, April 3O.3 !
p LsDtElswitk, who va VAS arrested
byslsteetiye Alf W: Burnett on d 4
charge Of arson, had d hearing be:
fore Justice Bradt yesterday! a
large Numbers u witncsses were q;
tamined The ! dstec tise managing;
the case for tho State ahd Judge
IIindmang appearing for the DC.
fencc. Large crowds ,attclided con:
stahtlYddring; the progress eofa the
'tiial5The evidence agl!inst Els
wick MAS mostly ciircidi msttahntial,
but quiterstrong, fol the matter Mas
carefullyworked up. He' was vas Or tl,
'dered;up tc2the Circuit Court md
his fbairEfixed atiss1,oOO.a He il
boarding rwith1n JailorI Morgaa1n1E:a4
iSpee11ial t5ihs Siate Democrat I'll
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-05-03

P4RkEasBgRg Aprily
Aiman named Colonel Clifford!
who resides in Union IDistric !, was
arrested Saturday for an alleged
attempt toIcomtnit On outrage on
thleiperson ola Mrs: Alhaaa IIe
was given a preliminary examining
ton and bound :oyersto appear be:
fore tho Circuit Court-SPeei q
he Sale Democrat.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-05-03
Judge Elliott's q asa ssin. {

AoNuVe Etsts.ottie'- q ECU sss.s ri
1.ogIsylLLE, April 2s.-Theisp
ialItermiofithe Franklin Criminal
Court. called;for purpose oftry-
ing Thomas Buford, Tho assassin
ofiJudge Elliott, convened at
Franklin this morning at 10 O'clock
Judge McA[anama presid ding: The
Grand Jury@was empannellcd
an ,tthsjehargei delivered EtoS them,
when the court adjourned until 2
O'clock. Judge Curtis, Of New
York, rs iii the eity'and ills under:
stood; he williboithc principal law
per.f6r the defense, willie the Com
|lmonWcalth tttorncy AIinfort, will
Bcs assisted by Colonel %C:NP.!
Breckenridge; Off. lexington CHI.
BronstonS of. Richmond, and 4 Gen.
eral John Roanan, Of this place.
There ARE comparatively few people
III town and no Excitement What.
ieyeraitt III King {lssi N6siq gltiIfEis
2a55 - l.lsl 35lst - N w
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-05-03

The. Philippi ! 3 i d:
posed y u Tiildsn fars The sl nSeszt Dom.
ocratic eandiaate fol Presi9ent..
Doh u u \ "a 10 :fast, Bsoai lSier Gsll!
~ i now looks Ssr much q i he
Mo.sEo 1sl " W stse man. q 2. 2
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-05-03

l tsenatorE Eaton atfewzdaysta ia
the Senate astated that the report
sent tout 5bySthe eassocia ted press
that his committee iliad Information
.ofthe improper use 6fsthe ! 6 6yern.
tmentfunds inicon ionywlthSthe
expenses of General . Grant'sitfip,
was 1,ntr,ieE a 3 IN "
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DRY. GOODS!

asIsalso ollSrat lower l!riiclessthan;
ianyzoth srilsS Oh.
ICASlT!all!kiN,ls Of -
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Lam now selling Eastern It'll,
1900 Ladies' Eastern Made S
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already large and varied stock !ss; 9 9
Preparations,
Warts,TB Builders Material1suchas
riWal;pspeg .se:y,TsBe and
Notions7Tin laet, every thing \
kept. INA Old is
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Canned goods
6,ed,s V Hca,es
2 y Peaches 3 dos i.
TO case Pcase. 5a8S
. Pine Apples y case$S W J
StraYberries. ...... $S5e
ShTomatoes. 800. ~ rs
Cove Oysters In. 65a90
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The Next Census.

A correspondent Of the New York
Tribune thinks Gen. alker's estimate
Of 10. 600, 900 as the increase of popu.
aation during the decade 1870 81 con-
siderably too low. He points out that
there has been no0decade except the
last, the experience, Of which would
warrent so small an estimate, and the
civil war was the cause of the excep-
tionally low rate of increase during
that period. The lowest previous rate
Of increase was 32.69, which would
give q population of 81, 163, 102 in
1890 while theEaverage rate of incrase
for the past nine decades 81. 35 per
cent. would bring the number up to
51,413,732' The commercial depres-
sion has probably exercised retardipg
effect, but making every allowance
for this influence, the census should
should fully fifty millions. i