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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-29
The Celebration.

At the meeting Of the committee last
night, 1t was aseertained that the appoint
ed speaker, reader, poet, etc., had all
agreed to stand in, and it only remained
for the committeeman, Messrs. Platter and
Sabin. 10 arrange the order of parade and
exercises to complete the programme. TIT
committee will have everything in correct
running order, however, and meet again
tonight to talk over matters.
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Cou,tv Commissioners.

At q meeting Of the County Commission
ers yesterday, T. j. Read presented his re-
port on the Prospect Mountain road. which
was read and ordered on file. Mr.. Read
was instructed to go on and stake out the
line of the road to Snow Point. The bill
Of George F. Costerisan, SITS, was allowed,
not for - extras" as some have supposed,
but for constructing and putting in place
the Clerks desk in front OF the Judges
stand.
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Many Of our readers we'll and forcibly
remember Mr.. j. A. Porter, ex-Superin-
tendent OF the X X. and they will be glad
TO hear that he is now experimenting a
mine and mill in the San Juan country,
Colorado, for a rich company in The East.
Porter is a good mine manager and a good
man, and we would as readily witness his
drawing Of $500 per month as any OF 'em.
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q Deming.

Mr.. Atkinson, of the firm of Atkinson u
Deming, Rockford, ILL.,, arrived last night,
and is stopping with Uncle Dave" at the
International Hotel. Many a suit Of
clothes manufactured by this firm is worn
in Eureka. and they have given satisfac-
ton. Mr.. A. is still moving about, taking
orders as rapidly and filling them as cor
rectlv az Of wore.
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ons week from next Wednesday night.
y sfs Informed. DR.. De La Matyr will de.
WI we frat Of a series Of lectures at the
Mhssaodist Church on Ruby Hill. The
yslec1 l. to aid the church. To his first
azure there will be no charge for admit
s 'saee, but TO the following Ave a small fee
n sa oe asked. The subjects will be an
~ shsuhesd In due time. aud we guarantee
sr.s,n we Doctor will know whereof he
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-29

At 11:45 last nighttime Courtroom was
crowded TO hear the verdict of the jury in
the Mary Mclaughlin VS.. Woodruff d En-
nor case. Within an hour after the jury
retired, they were ready to report, standing
nine to three. and allowing Miss MeLaugh-
lin her claim of Sl0,O 900.
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COURT.
Judge Rives Presiding.

The District Court convened at 10 o o'clock
yesterday morning and transacted the fol-
lowing business:
st. Lawrence Mining Co. vs.. Richmond
Co.-Cause dismissed without prejudice.
C~anonica vs.. Kyle = A. M. Hillhouse
added Of counsel for plaintiff.
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Devotes special attention to the cure OF all
chronic diseases, and to those of a delicate,
complicated or obstinate character; also
to all diseases Of the nervous system. and
the various female complaints. Interna-
tional Hotel, rooms IA and 10. Private
entrance on Buel street. Consultation
free. Call on, or write to De FREyE, M. D.,
International Hotel. Eureka.
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Rewarded.

Those who contested for prizes in target
shooting at the late Centennial picnic and
who were awarded the same, must not faii
10 he present at the Centennials armory
on Ruby Hill tonight. They will DO form
sllv presented, and the occasion will not be
~ that class which ia readily forgotten.
Good cheer will prevail.
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The grammar and intermediate depart
ments Of the Eureka Public School pass
through q general examination of their
term studies to-day. The teachers are very,
anxious that the parents and guardians OF
the scholars should be in attendance. 10
morrow is the closing day Of the term.
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A. Littlefeld, Of the Elko Post. came
-. sunday evening. He talks religion,
Nnss'aess and politics with our people. and
vhss uafd % arrive at any conclusion as %
lasss racket" he 10 ON. He will be al
esssss sas freedom Of the city . few days
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Active employment by Morris B.. Joseph. late
Sav Ses' junl3 tt
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A.aO r. n.


81; Union. 19Tb goa
ba, nab la; Best x
fpion, 165b l70a 1858;
Gould 4 Curry, ga b;
|; Savage, 240a; Bullion,
/. 190b; Mt. View, 145b
b 190a; Goodshaw. 130b
295b ga IS; Ophir, CAB
b, 3i0s s45a. Sierra Ne
IN, Slss; Justice, FOB;
Oh 1854; Utah, Oh; Po-
Aledonia. sob; Day, COB
i4b 230s.
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Y.ouisttiyeness.

II Is not always safe to accost the occu-
pants Of a covered wagon, upon the stree's
Of Eureka, as a Mormon outfit" A local
reporter has been digging rotten tomatoes
ont Of his right ear ever since last Saturday
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For Sale at a Bargain.

OWING TO THE I'LL HEALTH or TIN
~ Proprietor. an old established Restaurant
doing a large business IN one Of the best local
tiles in the city. will be sold cheap for easn.
also me building and furniture complete. TO
any one desiring good paying business this
Is an opening seldom offered. Apply 70
JOHN B. cAPR0H.
xxrska, June II. 1850. ,snlsn
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Wells. Fargo 4 Co.'S Letter List.
The following letters were received at Wells.
Fargo 3 Cos Once last evening and not
delivered:
&c Jones Maria Quvado
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Go to W. H. Remington b Co.'s for
HERCULES Powder. The best high explo-
sive in use.
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The Richmond Company shipped yes
terday bars Of bullion valued ~
Slf, e2B.5T.
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simmonds' Nabob Whisky, used for all me
tcinal purposes.
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WHAT MONEY WILL DO!
FOR CASH ONLY

And all other goods. prices in proporuon'
Fresh fruits and vegetables Thy train) every
day, 1t lowest market rates. 80
to order.
All goods are delivered free Of Charge.
Cali and see as aud be convinced.
b. BERG.
Two doors South Of the Jackson House, oppo-
site the new Courthouse.
Eureka. juno ~, 1880. Jessu
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Wells, Fargo 4 Co. shipped this morning
q bars OF bullion, valued at SA'of''oi'
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Wanted,

BLASTING Powpra OF all grades at Rem.
ington 4 Cos.
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All physicians recommend simn0ads' NaSs
whisky.
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Pocket Book Lost.

r HAVE L.nsT MY PocKET-BOoK. CON.
tanning letters, papers and pictures, be-
tween Trims ranch and Eureka. Ths finder
will confer a favor ON me by leaving the same
al the SENTINEL office, or at Joe Msndes' saloon.
DUTRA GERoME.
Eureka, May IS. 1880. my26t
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o pALIsADs RAILROAD.
? M res June ~.
> 90. - ia Mrs Lea,y md 8 ch'n
), J L Wilmington
N June "a.
Littleheid
Mrs L Molinelli, chm
NJ Moser
A Roberts
II Stewart
Yesterday.
Y Thomas
Mrs Y II McNicol
I.est Night.
Ca. Rev @ d Crawford
Rev Q W uss.- r Richard and family
Mrs B Morrison, ~ AR Chamblfn
Miss L Collins Mrs @ II wertheimer
Sophia Armer and children
Miss L Hansen Miss r Davis
VIM Arthur
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-" BxVBfTt<fCt III tuE FtTy 1T
cn. and clockmaking estab-
lishments of Dros-5n, Paris, London, Shanghai,
Yokohama and San Francisco. a complete set of
machinery necessary for the manufacture and
repair of all kinds of time-keeping instru.
| mrnts, combined with the fact that I refund
| any money If ever should fail to give entire
satisfaction, will he = fair guarantee that none
| but frst-class work will leave my hands.
EDW. WILHELM.
Eureka, February 10. 1880. f11-tf.
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crab Orchard.

Mr.. A. NJ. Egbert has sold out his
drugs to his father, DR.. Egbert.
Grab Orchard will be lively tomorrow
as representatives from neighborine towns
will be here to make arrangements for the
barbccue-the grand Democratic meeting
on the 22nd Success to that and the
party it represents.
The opening hall at the Crab Orchard
Springs was success. The rain, the
everlasting rain prevented our attending
We were some what ieconciled when We
learned that certain daisy in STANFORD
was absent. Glad he has not proved TO be
such an apt pupil in learning to dance
- John Singleton died Monday morning
and was buried in the cemetery on the hill
Tuesday evening. A long procession Of rela-
tives and friends followed his remains 70
their final resting place. Peace to his
last iepose. John never Intentionally
harmed any person. The community
deeply sympaihize with his wife and the
aunt Who has been mother to her in this
their sad bereavement.
Visitors are coming every day now
the Springs will soon be thronged with
guests, and the Soldier Boys'--well, a
country girl may not hope to receive any
smiles from those who are ambitious Il
please the girl of the period alone, bn
we can Do then as we have to do now When
the handsome DR.. n. dashes by with hi
span Of fast troiters, and Maud Mule
like, We can sigh and say, at might hav'
bacn -
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RFIrGTOTs.

- Rev. j. NJ. Bruce desires NJ to an
nounce that he will preach At Mckinney
Station every 81 Sunday evening at AZ
O'Clock.
"A statue Of Robert Raikes, the oriei-
naior Of sunday-Schools in England a
hundred years ago. was unveiled in Ion
don last Saturday
- The Kentucky State meeting Of the
Christian church will be held This year in
Winchester, beginning on Tucsday after
the 81 Sunday in August.
Rev. Barnes Scar, ID, LID. Of
staunion, Va, Manager Of the Peabody
Educational Fund Of the South, died at
Saratoga Tuesday, aged Y years.
- The 18th annual Convention Of the
Kentucky Sunday-school Union will be
held At shclbyville, beginning August 3d.
Each snnday.School in the State is re-
que-icd {, send at least one delegate.
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LINCOLN COUNTY.
EngIeman's MHI.

- The rainy weather has caused good
deal Of wheat to sprout in the shock.
A heavy storm Of wind and rain visi-
ted this section last week. Corn was blown
Dat On the ground, trees were uprooled
and the whole face Of the earth was one
vast sheet Of water illuminated by eontin-
nous sashes Of lightning.
- Messrs. Corriths and Beard, Of Shell
byvilie, have been in this neighborhood
buying large mules for the New Orleans
market. They bought ono Of q. y. Engle-
man for Sis5; pair Of Tine Gentry for
$3.50, and pair Of Mr.. Green Bright for
500
Mr.. A. r. IIutchings while driving
one dav last week, the horse became
frightened while crossing the bridge, ran
of and threw him out Of the buggy against
A stone fence and cut several ugly gashes
his head. Fortunately for Mr.. II. he has
been undergoing Iiardinhg process, con-
seouently he was not seriously hurt.
- Miss Nora Murphy returned home
Saturday from three weeks visit To Mich
olasyille. Miss lIetiie Goode and Jennie
Page are visiting Mrs. Sam Miller Jr
Mrs. Kate swinebroad, Of Bolayer, Tenn
is Visiting her father, Mr. Green Bright
Mrs. s. II. Yeazer has been quite sick FOL
several days.
80 Mrs. Tine Gentry died ON the 9TH, at
ter battling for number OF years witt
Z that dreaded disease Consumption, and
was buried In the family burying groundl
at Mr.. l.. T.. Engleman's. Her fnera
was preached by Rev. J. NJ. Bruce sh'
leaves several children to mourn her los
who have the sympathy Of the entire com
munily.
- The young men Of this place hav
organized a club and will give haske
picnis at Island No. 10, July 18th. tn
following named onicer- have been elected
For President and Vice President. j. !.
Engleman and 4 II. s. Farrisi Treasurer, {
n. Engloman, Musical Director and flooI
Manager, W. H. Baughmani Committee o
Invitation, AT. lluichins', ,. W. Bright
W.. r.. Baoghman, Robt Ocntry, A. ;
White. G.. b. Enslsmani Marshals, n. q
Bruce, J.T. Cecil, J. A. Wood. Invita-
,ions will be sent To the young ladies. Oh
folks are cordially invited 10 attend an
bring their baskets with them. No inioS
icating Liquors 90 disordsrly conduct vii
be permitted on the grounds. Danein
will begin promptly al y o'clock. A goo
land will be In attendance.
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DEsrHs

a little daughter of g. NJ ''iren'
died Saturday
a little infant Of %. 2 and MIs. An
ME T.. Helm died M Saturday lat, and
wa buried IN Buffalo Cemetery Sunday.
- BooNE suddenly, on Saturday lasi,
% l. supposed Of heart disease, Mis- Alice
Boone, daughter Of George q. aud Mr.. y.
O. Boone, aged q years. she had suffered
for a few days prior to her death If Flux,
but had apparently nearly recovered. She
was sitting up.and her mother wa Engaged
In comblne her hair,whcn she fcll over and
IN moment was q corp.e. Mis- Boone
wa. member Of The Christian Church ~
,hi. placs for q number n years. Her
funeral was preached by. Eld J. lallou on
SUNDAY afternoon and the remains follow
ed 10 Buffalo Cemetery by large pnices.
sion Of Borrowing friends.
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IaxD. srocK AND cRoP.

). y. Bruce has two Thoroughbred
Ycarling Bulls Tor sale.
"a. d. wrARFN has purchased this
season 5000 bushels Of wheat at IS and so
cents per bushel.
- The Brown Bros. a Co. sold in Mel
son this week ISIS lambs, averaging 70 lbs.
At cents. says the Record
There are 100000 hives Of hoes in
the United States, and the estimated an
nual income from them y Sli,OO0,0O0.
- Afford q swope bought on Court day
2 mules for sec and $3.50, and one horse
for So. They also bought 100 lambs at
4 cents.
- Mr.. Roberts, Of Georgia, bought II
q. W. Afford a mare Tor 500. Mr.. Rob
erts j. DESTROYS Of purchasing two carloads
Of good horse stock.
Mr.. Fielding Thurmond having read
in tho papers that salt was good fertilizer
nut some on his watermelon vines ami the
result was that every one was killed.
- PARIS CouRr.-Onc hundred inferior
cattle only were on the market, selling at
p to 4 cents. Some 40 or so mules sold
at s65 to Sls5, and common horses at $50
to Sll7.
- But little Of the wheat has been dan'-
aged by the rain The crop il perhaps
ten per cent. greater than last year, and
those who have thrashed pronounce the
quality good.
- COUNTY CoUEr.-There was most too
much politics on hand for business Mon
day. but pretty fair amount Of business
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- RouiSsoS - Mo noAN. -- On the is',
Nm. Robinson o. Mi.a Mary Jane Nor
gan.
uN-lllLI.--Mr.G q. W. hastin and
Miss Amanda nm were married al MI
John NJ. HIS on the ith.
- EIlIsToN NoNN.- ". y. liiisioH
and Mis- Lucinda s. Nonn, a sweet six
teener, we're married yesterday.
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Alta Meeting OF the Democratic County Cone
u.iiteo held An stanford, July 2, % WIS ordered
that James A. Givens, T. ". Higgins and H. j.
Woods he appointed members Of The Committee to
all the vacancies oofasioned by the resignation OF
Mes.rs. n. s. Wiihers, J. NJ. Reid and Dr.. z. y.
Lewis. a. W. Higgins was then elected Chairman
aud ". II. Miller SECRETARY. Al the solicitation
Of Col. Isaac Shelby, IT,, Judge ". %. iiansioid
Il. n. nronaurh, Hiram Roberts and Others o was
decided 10 hold a Hancock and English Barbecue
al crab Orchard on the 22d Of July and the follow
Ing Gentlemen we're selected 10 solicit contributions
ior ID, Crab Orohard-Iohn liolucs, John huch-
anan, L. "A. nrouaugh, }. ~. nuichings W. IL
Kennedy, J. F Idiuision Hiram Roberts Walnut
rlat-J g. Lynn, }. Is. Owsley, W. 7. Gnmea, A.
L. Hale. slanloid-il. s. withcgs, !, n Aiii'ef, D.
:. Murphy, }. N. Cooper a. W. Ensioman' j. A.
Harris, WIN. Gooch, frank Mc'lary, ,. N Reid,
A. X Denny, q. A. Lackey, Grccuiury Bright
Jacksonville Isaac shelly, ,. N. Cook, D. a.
Yowell. Trauk kaufman, ,. a. Helm Turner'S
,illo-G W. Aliord. Charles sandidse, DAHL siass
b. q. Cover, Highland -- Nelson feifey, D. A.
n,nsh, B.. B. Basiin John Youug. d. Wayne
hnrs-L. q. Gooch, d. O.. Warner, D.. r. Gosh
Rol,nd padacti. S. b Penny baker, g.. hroan.
on motion. the Dcnocnfy Of narrafd and i,o'A
man was requested 20 meet Committees from these
eouutie, THURSDAY b. conploio arrangements. AL
ioufned IT. W. hieeiNe = Nn"'
hereby appoint " D. Walton Trees ure', 20 De-
csise ana fsceiui nr ail mnds collected ny ihe
allow, ..,llaitar.. A.. ~. nlooiAs, thmu,
Aioan people .uuef from hiiioasns's 'ifn Hn,
oth.r one aiiuaeut II lilioos yoa eiu he restless
,o,,t Head aeh.s. laa spirits, Nosiiscnessi n1 Az
petite. SAINT OF ineIsy, and other symptoms ehiea
n.,.r a,il 10 alive ualnins ui imIendius dfussi
iron, a .ie.t, oi .iotnoas AN ihis can he afoidfa
and i a nominal coat. without ans esieuse p'
rhysidaus. $50 10 youf niuggisi with sil'" 'pi
lar. or sioenhaok either, and icli him you VAN
hoiilo 81 No. Msishalls nnmoline iqf ihs a'"''
complaint. ana take aooofdius 10 tiloeiion'' i''
.i,..,i -. 30 ihe fromene until you issi enii'e
Il los lrom All .ioknss,s. Trial bottles n.y. h't
ulai .isc u. sold D., Chenault a ienn,
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M'ALISTER
& LYTLE'S.

We respectfully call the atten-
ton of the citizens of this and adj
Joining counties to our mammoth
stock. which has been selected
with great care to suit the wants
of our large and rapidly increas-
ing trade; and, believing that we
AN save you money on an aver,
age purchase, we ask one and all
TO call and examine our stock be-
fore buying elsewhere.
MCALISTER Il LYLE.
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BonN. To the wife OF Mr.. J. A. New
land, Of this county, ca last sunday a boy
weighing pounia.
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wnmRAwN.-The " shares owned By
the county in the DanyilIe and Huston.
willie Turnpike sloci, were pat ur Mon
day and bid 10 q. ass, when the Committee
wisely withdrew them Thi. stock has
been paying ten per cent right along, and
!. about the hest investment the county
conld have The orler for it, sale vas a
very unwise one. and was met with many
protest from the West End.
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CIvu SERVICE REfoRM.-Mr. NJ. d.
Hughes who was in the Government SER
vice but resigned last year In preference to
paying an assessment for the Republican
campaign fund, has received a circulars 'gned
by Edward McPherson, a copy Of which
We Published two weeks ago, making de-
mand ON him for contribution Switch, il
1. hoped, will not be less than $50 The
Commiite has tackled the wrong Tom cat
this time. Mr.. Hughes II not only a Dem.
ocrat in name bat one in truth, and we
would advise Secretary Mcpherson to com
suit the record, Il he does not want his
campaign secrets divulged.
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WnrAr BuRNEp.--Six large stacks q
wheat belonging TO Mr.. J. II. Hooker were
burned NJ an early hour Yesterday morn
ing. II b supposed that some rascally
tramp. had spent the night there and &C
cidcntally caused the hr. AZ least 400
bu.lelr were consumed. which. ~ secentr,
makes loas Of $50.
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ArIr NEr.-One would naturally come
TO the conclusion that by this time every
body had supplied himself With Summer
goods, but We have observed that they are
at il yet, IL We may judge from the crowds
Who have assembled At Hayden Brothers
during the frat week 81 the Common Pleas
Court. The fac, j., A. long ~ the merchant
keeps up his stock Of good- fresh, aud Of
fers them a. low as the lIaydens do, people
will buy for future wants A. we'll A. pres
ent
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SAVED lis NEcK.--Alex Mar-hall, the
Negro charged with the murder Of Lucy
Joncs, colorcd, died in Jail Sunday morn
ing of CONGESTION. This was an excellent
idea o. Aleck's, for he probably saved hi-
neck. besides many hundred dollars TO the
Commonwealth. Il has appeared, how
ever, since his death, that be might not
have been the guilty party, and suspicious
are directed 10 one OF the numerous white
men who were known 10 have been in
Maoksville that night.
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a LAnor lot n tin fruit rams n - cents
~ doscn; also glass iars Of III hind ~
low prices Oco ID. Wcarcn.
Prov. FnANg's Dancing School coniin.
uea to attract. Tonight he will give bic
elias. and q few invited guest. hopat the
~. Asaph Hotel.
Tnr Cincinnati southern Railroad haa
decided 10 continue the two cents per mile
rate for passengers until further orders Or
until the T.. a n. come. 10 lefn,s
LooK.-we woald like 10 gct a good
correspondent ~ Somerset, NJ Monticello,
and at jamestown. Gentlemen, and ladies,
too, Who arc fond n writing will please
communicate with NJ.
LuSAric. Thomas johnson lwhiiel was
tried Tor lunacy, this week, and ordered 10
the Asylum. johnson moved with his
family 10 Texas FROM this county several
years ago and had but recently returned.
WASTED Every lady 10 know that ! am
the regular authorized agent for the Genuine
Singer Sewing Machine in stanford. win
keep constantly full supply ~ machine,
i,gsiher with an extra lot Of attachments.
Peter 1Iamion. Office over ieorge II.
Bruce a Co. Clothing House.
AXorHKn RIcHMoNp--Appean Ia the
field 10 contend for the Office Of Sheriff
Mr.. v. u, Caldwell, who says that he can
make the bond and that be i willing TO
take the Office Tor IL fees. Mr.. Caldwell
has served the people in this capacity ! n
time past, and he made good officer.
WmrAr BunxEp.--Six large stacks q
whea, belonging TO Mr.. J. II. Hooker were
burned NJ an early hour Yesterday morn
ing. Il h supposed that some rascally
tramp. had spent the night there and ac-
cidcntally caused the hr. AZ least 400
bu-lelr were consumed. which. Al secent-,
makes loss Of $50.
wumpRAwS.-The " shares owned by
the county in the Danyille and Huston.
willie Turnpike stoei, were pot ur Mon
day and bid to 81 fss, when the Committee
wisely withdrew them This stock has
been paying ten per cent right along, and
!. about the hes, investment the county
could have The onler for IT, sale was a
very unwise one. and was met with many
pro,esi from the West End.
noin,ei hv the County Court sold two
bomb Of $500 each Monday at S522 for
one and 1924 for the other. The Banks
were the purchases. Al this rate the
5000 IN bond. issued cor the purpose OF
buying the Bruce Hotel and other proper.
", would have netted the county a pre-
MUM Of seso, and Il seems had piece Of
Rnanciering that they were not sold in
stead ~ Iayine them over TO the parties sl
par.
g.. A.. -, Al. Nt...h.ll al.
Negro charged with the murder OF Lucy
Jonca, colored, died in Jail Sunday morn
al. =, a.. n, he n,.l.hlv s.ved nj.
- ,...,a.. n,.ny HUNDRED loll,r- 10 the
c..,,.o.,,..l,h I, h.. ,nne,red how.
-. -, M. de,,h th,, he might no,
h,v, l..., N. ,u;l,v u,y,y anil suspicions
49,, !, al. !, an. nnw.,ous whi,e
49,, ~ u.,e ln,ur ~ have hrcn in
u.-,..;,,. a., ni.h,
Nor PrfffN".-lf anybody thinks We
have been pulling the firm OF Hayden
Brothers 10 an undue aud nnde-erved eH
tent through our columns, they w'ii ma
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!, IN com,