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Deeds ~itrrordra.

The following deeds have been placed
on record 10 tho Recorders ufioe ut
this place since our last report:
Owen Cassidy to Robert johnson, 100
feet in the Star Spnnglcd Banner mine,
Tuscarora Mining District-eonsidera
ton, 81
A. ii. Rinse TO II +. Hughes, 25S feet
In the Golden ,gle mine. Centennial
Mining District-consideration 500 80.
II. n. II. Brown to i. Z. Hughes.
40 feet in the Golden Eagle mine. Cen.
tonnial Mining Observation-Disclosures.
SIS.
Ed. Todd to Daniel Carroll, % feet
In the Found TrersuFe, fuse ,rora Dis.
INSTRUMENTATION. 5000.
Ed. Todd to I. W. RHO. II feet in
the Found Tr insure mine. Tn &C .rora
Observation-Disclosures. so.
II. l.. Hughes to Owen Cas- ,e,ly, 100
fort III the BpnInaa Qiren mine, Cen.
tcnninl Observation-Disclosures, $500.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.
Hymcr Doomed.

s. s. Grnss, OF tho counsel. for the
Sta'o in the Hymer case. received a dis.
pntch Saturday, says tho S,iver STATE, In.
forming him that the Supreme Court
had affirmed tho Judgment Of tho Dis.
trict Court. There is now no hopo for
@. w. Hymcr TO escape tho judgmon,
OF tho Court, which Is that he shall be
hanged by tho neck until no is dead,
unless death or tho Board Of Pardons
10 his rescue. His fato should
DO n terrible warning 10 those who pride
themselves on their adroitnoss in using
deadly weapons on the slightest provo.
cation.
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lrsdu w.dnssa.,'. D.,ly.I
DEATH OF HMIrn VAN
DREILEN.


A esblegran from Antwerp. Holland
wa received here this morring by Will
liam Van Ddslen. bringing the sad
news OF the desth. yesterday. at that
place. Of our old and esteemed towns
man. Smith Van Drielen. He had been
seriously i'll almost from the time Of
his departure from here With his family,
on . visit 10 his old homo in Holland,
but from the tone Of d letter received
from the family only q few days ago,
the hope was generally entertained by
his many. friends here that he would
recover. and the unexpected news Of
ills morning was a shock to.all. filling
the hearts Of our citizens with genuine
sorrow. Smith was one Of the early
settlers on the Coast, having been
among the pioneers Of California,
where he lived until the discovery Of
silver in this State. when he crossed
the Sierra Nevadas with the Argonauts
OF that period. and has ever since been
identified with the interests Of Nevada.
as u OF her honest and energetic clti.
zens. For a number Of years past, he
has been running a stage line TO the
Northern part OF the county, and after
selling out the business 10 tho United
States Stage Company. last Fall, con.
cluded TO visit the scenes Of his boy
hood. and died at Antwerp. only n
short distance from vlissengen. in tie
Netherlands. his native village. where
he had been among his relatives and
friends, until q few days prior to his
death. Deceased was born July &c,
1921, and was therefore in the Seth
year OF his aga.
The remains Of our friend and neigh.
Dor will rest in the land of his birth.
Peace to his ashes.
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Ladies Who choose to mako or All.
perintcnd tho making of your w gar
mcnts. The most stylish and perfect
fitting costumes can DO produced Mt n
large saving ia money by using the
domestic Paper Fashions. Patterns
mailed TO any address OIL recent of
price in postage stamps. Send stamp
for catalogue to
]. W. EVANS,
domestic" Fashion Parlors,
San Francisco
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That IN this town there are scores OF
persons passing out store every day
whose lives arc made miserable by In.
digestion. Dyspepsia. Sour aud dis
srosscd Stomach, Livor Complaint, Con.
stipHtion etc. when for Ii cents we will
soil them shiloh's yi,alizcr, guaranteed
to cure them. Sold by +. +. Muller,
druggist Elko. Nevada.
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No Deception Used.

It !" strange so many, people will
continue to suffer day after day with
dyspepsia. liver complaint. constipation,
o IL stomach, general debility, when
they hoy eau procure at my store Shi.
loh's Vitalizor, froo Of cost II IL does
not euro or reliovo them. Prico 75
cents, Sold by f. +. Muller, Drug.
Rist. 'N
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NeIt door 10 Posionicn.

A good paying mercantile business
including house and lot and roady sale,
able stock, at figures below cost. Lack
Of health, and q desire TO movo out OF
the country. aro tho causes prompting
the above oGcr. For particulars apply
nj this Office. ELKo. Jan. 10. 1880.
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Candy ! Candy

For tbs holidays. moro than forty
varieties. Also cornucopias, candy toys,
hearts. Christmas candles. costume
notices, cto. ...4#
Canned Fruit, Fresh Crackers and
Cakes, Pure Spices. Extracts, Candies,
NUTS Tobacco, otc.. ut lowest Cash
prices and Best quality guaranteed at
w. A. JAoKsoS's,
Mex door 10 poatonIco
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Dcnot Hotel Arrival,

Chns. Hale and wife, Huniinglc
II. Z. Hamill, Wells. q.
Thos. Port, do
q. Beihty, do
Jesse Bacon, Battle Mountain.
j. W. Williams, Mound Valley.
Jerry Turnot. Cornwall, Cal.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.

b"' AAoAVt arrivals
w. A. Shepherd, South Fork.
j. G. McClu e, Moline.
G.. W. Keys Wiunemucca.
n, winos. Ruby valley.
Edgar Mills, San Francisco.
ID. A. Corey, Chicago.
j.. g. Davisor, Chicago.
ii. A. Young, Pie lsaut.
+. GoUdalo. Star.
ID. Goodnle. do
ID. ID. O'Hnrrn, Wells.
w. j. Shelton, do
C. Shaw, do
j. ID. Able. Hullcck.
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FoR lame back, side or chest use shi.
loh's Porous Plaster. Price. 20 cents.
Sold 10y +. +. Nullor, Druggist, Elko.
Nevada. .
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Arrivals.

Last evening by stage from tho North /,
IL. y. Couloy, Miss Altco Smith, Miss
Clara Smith. Joseph Burk, j.. 81. Louis
aud 8 0tioMals.
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L Wish EvcrBsay TO Know,
Depot Hotel Arrivals.

Depot Hotel Arrivals.
A.. A. Raymond. Deadwood.
W. J. Brown. woliaE gs,.
4. Fisher, do
". T. Smith, Tiscarora.
i. W. Moore. Pennsylvania.
VIM. Smiley, Dce,h.
Leo 81. Clair, do
d. T. Ham. White Rock.
G!w. Crane, South Fork.
W. O.. Case, winncmsecs.
q. II. Ridellc, Cornucopia.
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Departures.

This morning by stage for tho North
O, A. Watson and vito, II. johnson, ID.
Jones and Il. s. Davis. ..
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Commissiouor Conley, accompanied
by his ~nicces, tho Misses Smith returned
to Tuscarors by stage. this morning,
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II you0havo a valuable iimo.pieco
thsS needs repairing tako ,Dio Gerber,
tho Matchmaker. Watch repairing
wayYanted.
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Bob Tucker got back from California
by tho train las. evening. Tho boys
were NJ tho depot 70 receive him.
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Departures

by stage this morning for the North
w. Pierce, Mise Emma Larch, Miss
Lulu Leo, Il. Conloy, Miss Alice Smith
and Miss Clara Smith.
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(From Saturdays Daily.
8RlnAxandL.
Regular meeting Of Odd Fellows, to.
hlEhts
JakS wertheimer arrived hero by
stage from the Eorth last evening. and
10 still In town. %
The Board OF County Commissioner.
holds is neat regular injecting. at the
Court House. on Tuesday next.
The regular monthly communication
OF Elko Lodge, No. Is. F. Il A. n. will
be held at Masonic Hall on Tuesday.
March I'd. at o'clock p. N.
Ben Grunbaum came down from Cor.
nucoPia by private conveyance. las,
evening. and started for San Francisco
by the train this morning.
Regular services will 10 held Mt the
church tomorrow at tho usual
hears, morning aud evening by Rev.
George Jennings. All arc invited.
Tho members Of the Dancing School
will give 4 social party at freeman
Hall this evening. TO which the public
are cordially invited. Admission free.
A car load Of lumber and timber for
the Elko Consolidated Mining aud
Smelling Company. ut Railroad Dis
49,. -..--l - - NJ
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We Challenge the world,

When We say We believe we have
evidence to prove that Shiloh's Con.
sumption Cure is decidedly tho bes,
Lung Medicine made. in rs much Ms i.
will I a common or Chronic Cough
In one half the time and relieve Asth.
ma Bronchitis, whooping Cough, Group
and show moro cases OF Consumption
cured than all others. II will cure
where they fail, II Is pleasant to take,
harmless TO the youngest child, and we
guarantee what we say. Price 10 cents,
6O cents aud 81. II your lungs are
sore. chest or back lamo use Shiloh's
Porus Plaster. Sold by +. F. Muller
Druggist.
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hon or Manar

The following is the Roll Of Honor Of
Elko Public School for tho month Of
February:
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Fnssn sholl oysters received daily at
tho Gem by express
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Two young men persisted Of cold at
Evansville, Indiana, Tuesday.
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RnprrimrkE..T

This morning--Mat Brennan, s.
hooseT, J. Englcr aud two M~onaolians.
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Hir Astis3 Cooper,s vital Kr-tnrn.
five

Iii" great English renody-aas made
more cnr"s OF Nervous Debility, Semi.
nal WeaSneGs, Lost ManLood, noctur.
nal emissions. l~,ssitil6, inability for
mental Labor, dependency aud such
diseases as are induced by youthful
ioIlie" aud excuses. than all other
medicines combined. Why will you
suffer- Send to A. L. Mintic. NJ. D..
No. IL kcarncy street. San Francisco,
for the Restorative aud be cured. Price
50 per bottle. Font times the quantity
SIO. Try n bottle. DR.. Mintic treats
all private diseases successfully with.
out mercury.
Wish EvcrBody to Know
Rev. George IL. Thayor, ond old citi.
Ecu OF this vicinity known TO every n
az q most influential c~itizou; and Chris.
ti"n member OF the NJ. T.. Church inst
this moment stopped in our store TO
say II wish everybody to know that |
consider thatBoth myself and wife W
II lives to Shiloh's Consumption
Cure II is having n tremendous sale
over our counters aud Is giving perfect
satisfaction in all .casas OF Lung Dis.
eases, such MS nothing else has done.
BouEDoS, Ind. May 10, 1879.
Dns.s MArcuErr 4 FaAScE.
Sold by +. r. Muller, Druggist, Elko.
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A LARGE invoice Of A Key West
Cigars just received at the Gem.
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HoS. 4. nIvrs. rRxsIDIxo.

Saturday. Feb. %. 1850.
Court recovered Al 6 O'Clock last
evening pursuant to adjournment.
The trial Jurors wero excused until 10
o'clock this morning. and an additional
venire Of forty comprising the follow
ing named persons was issued. made
returnable Monday, March 1st, at 10
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Dcparturca.

This morning-W. ]. Plumb and l..
Leaves.
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HANCOCK AND ENGLISH CLUB.

Pursuant to call of the chairman of the
county committee cons iderable number of
Democrats met in Cadman's hall Wednesday
evening, July T, for the purpose of organizing
Hancock and English club.
The meeting was organized by electing John G..
Freeze Esq. as President, Peter Billmeyer vice
President C. G.. Barkley Esq. Treasurer, C. X
Housed and r. Buckingham as secretaries.
The President stated the object of meeting in
q few appropriate words
On motion the Secretaries were ordered to
take the names of those wishing to Join the
club
Master Willie Lowenberg presented The cl-h
with a Hancock and English flag, which bis
father brought from Cincinnati.
Moved that Cadmans hall be rented rom
the present time until the night after election,
for the sum of thirty dollars carried.
Moved that the club be .entitled Hancock
and English club, carried.
Moved that the club meet every Thursday
evening, carried.
Moved that committee of three be appoin
ted to organize glee club. Elijah Shut chair
man of committee, carried.
Moved that a committee of three be appoin-
ted to procure speakers, with the President of
the club as chairman, carried.
Moved that committee of three be appoin
led to organize drum corps; VIM. II. Gilmore
chairman Of Committee carried
Moved that committee of five on finance
be appointed.
Moved that committee of five on CON
sitution and bylaws be appointed, WITH in
sruction not to require any initiation fee,
carried.
The chairman announced that names OF
members of Committee will be given at next
meeting, and that the names of any new mem
bers can be handed to the secretary's in the
mean time. The meeting adjourned with three
Cheers for Hancock and Engis
Sixty five members were enrolled
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TRINITY COLLEGE. HARTFORD.

This institution is one of the growing collie
ges of the country. Formerly, the buildings
stood in the city of Hartford, but few years
ago the State purchased the grounds and erect
ed magnificent new Capitol thereon. The
college was remosed abou! two miles from the
old site, and now stands on hill commanding
a splendid view in all directions. The build
ings are equal, if not superior, to those OF any
similar inslitution in the country, and when the
plans are fully carried out they will form the
most complete and elegant university in the
United States Near the colleges stands the
Chapter House of the Epsilon Chapter OF the
Fraternity of Delta Psi one OF the secret soele-
ties of the college 1t was erected at a cost OF
$4,000 and is the finest building of the kind IN
this country. 1t was TO this society that 'he
writer had the honor to belong while In col
lege, and the benefits derived and the assocla-
tions formed have since been remembered, and
occasionally renewed, with much pleasure
Trinity College is an Episcopal institution, and
there seems to be an impression that it is only
a training school for the Episcopal ministry
This is erroneous. There is no institution where
the facilities are greater than here, for thor
ough classical and business education. Trinity
is destined one day to be the leading Church
college of this cour try and it isnc only PRIV
ilege, but duty which every Episcopalian
owes to the church, to patrouize and encourage
it. While the form of worship is that of the
p. f. church, the institution is open to students
of all denominations, and never attempts to IN
fuence the religious belief of its patrons,any fur
ther than by requiring attendance at chapel ex'
eroses. The greatest obstacle this college now
has to overcome is the general suppositon that
it is intended only for those who expect TO en-
ter the Episcopal ministry. As soon as this is
done the number of students will large ly in
crease. If there are any young men in this sec
tion who are thinking of taking college course
we would urge upon them the adyan tages aud
pleasures Of course at Trinity. Catalogues
can be obtained by addressing Rev. samue
Hart, Hartford, Connecticut,
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ROUND ABOUT RoARINGCREEK.

New potatoes are putting in their appearance.
Our townsman, Mr.. John Eselnnd gave his
house handsome coat of paint last week.
Miss Lizzie Scott, of this place, is visiting the
family of her brother, Mr.. Jonas Scott, at Will
Transport.
A valuable horse belonging to Christian
Small, died on the 22nd ult, after returning
from Market at Ashland and Centraia
Rev. J. A. Adams, of Elysburg will preach
in the. school house, above town, next Sabbath
at five o'clock,
Rev. j. V. Bodine will preach in the East
Slabtown school house every alternate Sunday.
Next appointment is July IS at clock in the
afternoon.
Two parsonages are to be erected in the VIII
lage in the near future; one by the United
Brethren circmt and the other by the Metho
disls We believe the committees could not
easily have selected Il more suitable location
tia .L,y have for their pastors convenience.
Mayoerry Gearhart, wealthy Ole farmer re-
siding al 0ng the Susquehanna river, on the line
oi 'he ~ H. W, i"''roa'' at ."' i,0'''' u
i,o'fi,sof.eN' was n'' ''s't,'s sl"'" "''n I
d, ra'''U'o e'np'O'esI y" 7ul'u"y' VI. Wv
ii"''uS osi's ''ai'e' "' 'e'0'N " WV
means for garner ng his crops.
Misses IUltie anu iua ''ef"'''ge,' ", u r,y -
ourg' w. D. iius"es, o' n1'w'oN' ~ i'u"0'p ''''' @
ner, Oh ilynou."' ,ir' anu ME, u.o'S' i,o"s, ,
o' Nos,n"in'eii'"u' anu i,e""u'' '''.''
~'e'o' h"yoe''y 'o""sn'P' "Um'o', ~, ''"", "1iI
ainU's 'no'o ""o ,r'", 'n' '''1 ~
III .h's ''ci'i'y wiz" 'he'r ie'Pe''''' p''''"'''
re,a''Vrs anu i'e"us ae,.
49, A. ,,.. e,,~ o,r. 90 sarorol =,
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Marriages.

BURGNER-NEwMAY.-At Orangeville, Pa,
June 24th, 1880, by Rev. c. X. Canfeld Mr..
Augustus J. Burgner of Delaware City, Della
ware to Miss Eliza J. Newman, of Beaumont,
Wyoming county, Pa.
Cox-LEwIs. the NJ. Z. Parsonage,
Bloomsbury, July 8, 1880, by Rev. E. II Yo-
cum, Mr.. William Cox to Miss Elizabeth Lew
is, both of Bloomsburg.
CoRTRIGHT-KINGsBURy. the M. E..
parsonage, Bloomsburg, July 9Th 1880, by
Rev. Z. H. Yocum. Mr.. Christian B. Cortright
and Miss Laura kingsbury, both of Shickshin-
ny, Pa.
HEAcocK RoBERTs.-In Benton, on the
18th ult, at the home of the bride, by Rev. II.
B. Former, Mr. John Heacock to Miss Han
nah Roberts, all of Benton.
CAsE-zEL1FF.-At the NJ. E. parsonage in
Benton July 3rd, by Rev. H. B. Fortner, Mr.
Peter Case to Miss Lydia Zelifi.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.
THURSDAY JULY 1sT.

Court met pursuant to adjournment, all the
Judges on the bench.
Citation awarded in the estate OF John X.
Davis, deceased.
Snbpnna in divorce awarded to Robert Nc
Bride.
License of H. Brumbach transferred to John
Meyer.
Sale of real estate by guardian of Anna NJ,
Ent, confirmed nisi.
Bond for sale of real estate of William Hess,
deceased, approved by the court.
Citatation awarded to executors Of Elisha c.
Barton, deceased, TO file an account.
Subpoena in divorce awarded to Fannie T.
Wright.
Partition awarded in the estate of William
S. Evans.
Subpoena in divorce awarded to Lizzie Kline.
Frank v off was app ointed guardian of Ellis
worth z. Wolf
Liquor store license of d. W. Robbins was
transferred TO c. b. Robbins
Sheriff Ent acknowledged deed in open court
to Catharine Lamon for land in Briarcreek
township. Consideration $4OO.
McAlarney VS.. Wolverton. Petition of re-
ceiver to sell goods and chatels for rent
Granted.
j. G.. Freeze appointed commissioner in lu-
macy Of Samuel Rhone.
Sale of real estate ordered in estate OF Isaac
Breach, deceased.
W. Mauser, John Rhodes, John Mensch,
John Good, John Appleman, Thos' J',Nander-
slice and John Hartman appointed viewers to
assess damage by Pennsylvania Canal Goa on
petition of S. V. Boone, to meet July 18th.
September 9th liked by the court for hearing
of appeal Columbia county VS.. City of Phila'
delphia.
Attachment issued in estate of james Thorn
ton, deceased, to executor for not obeying the
order of the court to pay over moneys in his
| hands.
shuman's administrators VS., Houck ct. al
Rule to surrogate made absolute.
| Mary Remley's administrator vs. Michael d.
Remley. Rule 10 show cause why the Judgment
should not be opened aud defendant let into a
defense lien of levy to remain.
b +. Zarr appointed auditor to make distri-
button in estate of W illiauf McKelvy, deceased.
W. II, Rhawn appointed auditor in estate Of
Hannah Appleman, deceased, Order to ad'
ninistrator to pay over money in his hands to
parties entitled thereto.
Benton s. +. Il l.. Association VS.. j. Stiles.
Rule to show cause why judgment should not
be opened and defendant let into a defense.
Adjourned
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BERWICK LETTER.


EDs COLUMBIAN
."ey are making no iron at the rolling mil
'hls week, having closed for repairs.
Mr T. H. Woodin and family are spending
several weeks in Hazleon.
Mrs. c. G. jackson and daughter l.r ,os,
week for The ashore, where thew expect ,o
remaio several weeks.
Mr. Brugler architect, who received the
contract for building the addition to our school
mouse, commenced work on Monday. lie ex.
p'e's TO have it completed by September.
DIR. Little, F. Stewart and W. L. Smith took
advantage Of the first legal dav of the wood.
cock season. This WAS Monday the 9th inst.
They started at four O'Clock in the morning for
the islands short distance below Sbicksbinnv.
Their report is rather vague. Stewart. how.
ever, affirming that they secured sixteen
brace
Messrs. Bowman and Crisp in received or.
ders The other day for upward of SIS worth of
archery materials, The foundation of the ar
cherry club is being laid.
A pleasant little picnic was enjoyed last
Saturday in Groups woods by those who were
desirous Of escaping the noise and hustle of the
celebration exercises. They reached the grove
via the canal, in a flltboat ride very much
enjoyed by the pleasure seekers. On Tuesday
of this week, larger affair of the kind left
here for Shickshinny, where the pic.nicers
dsported themselves in the River rove, hav-
ing plenty of food, Notwithstanding the little
showers that periodically sprinkled them.
The parade on the Bird was grand success
the visiting Fire Companies from Bloom, Dan
vile, Lewisburg, and Hyde Park, and the
bands from Scranton, Bloom, ard Alton, look
ing well and conducting themselves as was ex.
pected, in a very geutlemanly manner The
above visiting organizations combined with
our band, Grand Army of the Republic, Pa
triotic Order Sons of America, and Fire Com
pany, made very creditable parade. The
speech by Mr.. Nichols was highly enter
tanning feature of the exercises The display
of fire works in the evening was witnessed by
more than two thousand people. The dinner
provided for the visitors was abundant anC
quite satisfactory. All day long perfect har.
mony prevailed, no accident nor quarrels.
The citizens of town were pleased with the
visitors, and the visitors seemed pleased with
their reception.
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At the regular mte NJ OF the Philologian
Literary Society held JH 20. 1880, the Il, a h
of our late brother Elmer h. Hitler was an
nounced, whereupon the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God in
HE all wise providence to call from our midst
our late brother Elmer E. Hitler, it is there.
fore,
Resoiued, That this society has, by his death
sustained the loss of useful and active
member.
Resolred, That as an expression Of our sor.
row and respect, that we as a society, attend the
funeral, and that the hall be draped in mourn
ing thirty days.
Resolyed, That we tender our heartfelt sym,
pathy to the bereaved family.
Resoired, That these resolutions be entered
on the minutes Of the society, that they be pub
lished in one or more of the town papers, and
that a COPY of the same be presented TO the be-
reayed family.
RALPH NJ. GEDpIs.
ARTHUR j. SIMMONS, Com.
o. b. WELLS,