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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-06
rLUE DUST.


Scraps from the Notebook or the
sentinel's Reporter.
The Ruby Hill letter list appears this
morning.
No tidings from Mons. Albert or Deputy
Constable Mooney.
The County Commissioners will be in
session again next Monday.
Mr.. W. B. Harrub goes below this morn
ing with Mr.. Joseph Winzell and family.
Several couples vent out from Eureka
last night to Uncle Smiths ball at Pinto.
Messrs. whitton and Costerisan are put
ting things in shape to start the work on
the Courthouse.
The Courthouse excitement has about
subsidized, though the boys continue to poke
q little fun at the Syndicate.
Mr.. George M. Payne has returned from
White Pine. He reports the mining out
look over that way as very bright.
Up to q late hour last night nothing fur
Their could be learned regarding the fate
Of the men buried in the White Pine snow
slide.
There will be q rollicking good time for
the " boys and girls" at the Truckee saloon
tonight. Soc adv. under the head Of
New To-day"
Mr.. Bartlett yesterday shipped a large
amount Of liquors and cigars, consigned
to Mr.. M. G. Randolph at Morey, where this
gentleman intends opening q fine saloon.
The lady at the Turner House. on whom
Mons. Albert prscticed his devilish quack-
cry, is still In q critical condition, though
strong hopes are entertained OF her ulti-
mate recovery.
The SENTINEL is in receipt OF . pamphlet
entitled The Life and Public Services OF
John Sherman" 1t hasn't q word to say
about his services" in attempting to de-
feat the operation Of the silver law.
The numerous friends Of Mar Oberfelder
we're pleased to greet him yesterday. on his
return from Utah and the southern portion
Of Nevada. Max looks like he had been
gently dealt with during his absence. He
will remain in town for several days before
returning to San Francisco.
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SECOND PRIMARY DEPARTMENT
Miss Louisa Mau. Teacher.
The weekly Sentinel.

To-day is the regular publication day OF
the WEEKLY SENTINEL. 1t will contain, as
usual, thirty-two columns of reading mat
ter. devoted to the State, Coast, general
and local news of the week. These weekly
editions far excel any newspaper publica-
tion ever issued in Eastern Nevada. The
WEEKLY SENTINEL should be distributed
far and wide, as the most effective means
of making our district known abroad. 1t
can be secured in wrappers. postpaid, at
the Postofice news depot and at Calisher
Brothers. For yearly subscriptions, APP
Div at the publication Office, corner OF
Monroe and Bateman streets. Terms, 50
q year.
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STREETS 8 r. N.

Sierra Nevada, 23ks; Belcher, 12ks;
vpnir, lsb; Mexican, l64s; Union, 40s;
ieiow Jackets CAB; Utah, lab; Savage,
eabe%a; Hale Norcross, ca b; Chollar,
oss; Iest x Belcher, 10k b; Bullion, 81
1sVo; Gro, l9Ob "a; Justice, 130b; Crown
polnf, ABB Ava; Exchequer, Sob Ska;
rotosi, As; Con. Virginia, 365b; California,
Iooa' Alta s90b IA; Scorpion. 340b; Yell
NV jacket 9Ms; Imperial. Ssh Goa; 8.
sSoonday, 39Ob IA As; Gould 4 Curry, 6hb
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A rumor was current here q few days ago
that Vim. Rabjohn, q former resident Of
Eureka, had been wounded in a lot jump
ing difficulty at Mill Creek, twenty miles
from Bodie. The Bodie papers are at hand
containing full particulars OF the affair al
luded to, but no mention is made Of Rab-
John in connection Herewith on either side.
We conclude. therefore, that the rumor in
circulation here wa, without foundation.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-06

The San Francisco creditors Of Elias
Bros. advertise this morning that they will
not ship their goods below. but will offer
them for sale at public auction here. The
outfit consists OF fancy and dry goods, la
dies and children's shoes, carpets, trunks,
~valises, etc., etc. The sale will commence
this morning, and continue daily for two
weeks. The goods will be sold only for
cash. This will be a splendid opportunity
for bargains.
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Messrs. ]. r. Kendall and E. N. Robin
son returned from New York last night.
whittier they had been on mining business.
They report a most successful trip, having
placed all the properties they had for sale.
They say the mining feeling ia the East is
in a most healthful condition. Meritorious
mines find ready sale. We welcome the
gentlemen back to the land Of sage and bull
H.
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The lecture at the Methodist Church
last evening was well attended. and gave
very general satisfaction. The exercises
were as follows: Singing, by Messrs. Vim
cent and Cox; lecture, by Rev. j. d. Ham
mond; Observation-Disclosures reading, by
Geo. W. Baker, Esq, from Dickens; reci-
tation, by Mrs. Benjamin; essay, by w.
w. Baldwin,
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The following suits were commenced yes
terday:
Giovanni Cerutti, ct. oil. vs.. Augustine
Cerutti, ct. al. Attachment suit for 81 $50.
John Tore VS.. Leonardo Antonio, ct. al.
Attachment suit for 1868. SO.
X. sadler VS.. F. o. German. Repleyin
suit.
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Mr.. VIM. H. Stewart, for the last four
wears employed at the Richmond refinery,
leaves tomorrow morning for the East. He
goes to Hebron, Thayer county, Nebraska
He leaves behind him in Eureka many
friends who will wish him q pleasant md
prosperous future.
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returned from he East.

Mr.. r. II. Mabry returned Wednesday
evening from a four months visit to his
friends in Illinois. He had been on this
coast for IS years before returning to his
old home. He reports having had a pleasant
visit. but prefers to live in the far west.
Glad to see him back.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-06

The report in circulation thai the X
Company had drafted q number OF men At
the mine is not true. Superintendent Por-
ter informed us yesterday that there were
still 80 men employed.
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In addition to the ore bodies in the lower
levels Of the X X mine, a fine body OF
quartz ore is being opened on the third
level, every train load Of which will net
the company 81, 900.
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meeting Of the County Commission.
~. Yesterday, it was ordered that tho Dis
iollor;s 'ofnsy commence suits against the
Ana ~ delinquent Taxpayers: A. b.
I. hi us'es stroszi, J. 7. Baker, and Geo,
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The flow Of water in the Ruby Hill mines,
which flooded the lower levels OF the Eu-
reks Con. mine, has slightly decreased.
though there is a stream Of over half a mil
lion gallons still coming in every "a hours.
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Lame. Guilty Of Murder.

Deputy Sheriff J. B. Simpson yesterday
received a dispatch from Mr.. V. O. Bart
lett. OF Elko, stating that Lopez had been
foundg guilty Of murder in the first degree.
The Jury was out only two hours. SEN
tence will be pronounced next Monday.
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Auction Sale.

Don't forget that the auction sale Of
clothing, etc.. takes place this afternoon
and evening at Ashim's store. b 10 .
good opportunity to get bargains.
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spelIing ExaminatIon.

In q written spelling examination in Miss
Hsrdy's room yesterday, Horace Greer and
Alice Harmon spelled the 10 words correct
ly. Kitty Knight, Josie King. Mahion Tay-
Tor. and Sam Leventhal missed but one
word 10 the list.
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ih'ernational.-Charle Lyon and H.
0eaamont, Palisade.
oso 'ser House.--R. Gluyas. Hot Creek.
Hail.. toodhue, Chicago; J. r. Kendsil'
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uschu,omd Bullion.

The Richmond Company shipped this
morning, by Wells. Fargo q Co., ' bars
OF bullion, valued l 9,l7S.ll.
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The rattle for the Westinghouse in Good
win canyon, which was to have place
yesterday. has been postponed until the
10th Of April.
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There will be a meeting Of St. Johns
Chapter. No. s, this evening, u their hail.
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Fargo q Cos Letter L.iss.
~ Following letter was received II Wells.
dsilvs,sss Cos Once last evening and not
AAurics Hartnett
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MENTION.


aA1C mss WCChs
The following list Of names are those of
pupils in our public school who have been
dutiful, obedient and studious, and have
not q check standing against them for the
week just ended:
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.
Mr.. scanland and Mrs. Brooks. Teachers.
Frank Gates Make McEwen
Christy Geraty Harry Jackson
John Hannon Fred Lewis
Thomas Richard Charles Stoyell
James Whitaker Minnie Buckham
Alice johnson Hattie Irish
Lou Kobe Mary keene
May Moore Jennie Schneider
Hattie Schneider Title Steler
FIRST INTERMEDIATE.
Mrs. Atwood, Teacher.
Sammy Buckham Johnnie Manuel
Bell Buckhain frankie Titus
Johnnie Cromer Maria Berry
Dottie McNarttn Gordon Morrison
Emma Labar Clara McEwen
SECOND INTERMEDIATE.
Mrs. Marsden, Teacher.
Bertha Fiske Laura Davis
Jennie Atwood Myra Hopkins
Roy Mnupin Willie Wethered
Harry Campbell Alfred Rickard
Pat O'Brien Harry Baker
Charlie Hubbard Johnny henderson
Mary MCCORMICK Rosa Mchenna
Bella McCuaig Anna Thiele
Robbie smith Frank Winxel
!. Nellie Evans
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Miss Hardy, Teacher.
Bertha Bartholomew Lizzie Lachman
Jessie Baker Albert Titus
Jimmy Sehooumaker Alice schmidt
Tom McCreary Richard Manuel
-t,.x I,ho.Ar
Myrtle Labar Morton Johnson
Mary Jones Alice harmon
Horace Greer Carrie Terrell
SECOND PRIMARY DEPARTMENT..
Miss Louisa Mau, Teacher.
Mary Donnelly Fannie conn
Petty Davidson Mary n nnoh
Ida Harmon Ellen Jones
Winnie Jones Gussie Mason
Dolly McEwen May McEwen
Corins Roberti Hattie Ihieie
Addie spencer James Harmon
George Powell Bart
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

hut Not 10 be DOubeedi
That Joe, of the GOLDEN RULE STORE, Win
continue TO sell his stock OF boots and Shoes q
cost, until all are sold.
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS KNOWING THEMsELvEs
N indebted to A.. W.. Campbell. are reque.s
ed to make Immediate payment and save pay
ing costs. A. W. CAASoEI
Eureka. Jsnusyy Z. lss0. 49,
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..,nAYs STOCK SALES.
:. Francisco stock Exchange.

MOhNlNt
a, Ophir-17h I'm
100 M~exican-15A
iso Gould 4 Curry on
* Rest 4 Belcher-loS io
n California-360c 3ooc
$50 Savage ,on
% Best 4 Belcher-loh
,o0 Con. virginia-36oc
as0 Chollar-54 5b
ei0 potosi-4 405c
ia Gould & CuIry-5a
zoo Hale 4 Norcross SIS
e oo CROWN Points, 445c 440c
saO Yellow Jscket-Sh "a
OK Kentuck-3l0c
20 savass-5
s,0 Belcner-l25s izA
lax Sisrra N~evada-22k 22f
"a 1tah-l2 liz
,oag Bullion-4s5c 1900 5 4s0c 405
95) Exchequer-355c $40
80 Seq. Belcher-lf%
80 O~verman-6A
1a0 ~Justice-135c l30c
"a Tnion-36k 36A
65 Alta-3S0c
$50 Julia-l40c 100
49o Caledonia-130c IA
asa silver Hill-190c 85c 95c
Us Ch~allenge-165c
150 New York-40c SOC
1so Occidental-105c /
800 Sheridan-2o
70 L. Washington-70c
100 Silver Hill-9oc
1900 Andes-7O Ioc
500 Wells-Fargo-5c
1875 Scorpion-30oc
zoo Leviathan 15c l0c
100 Ward-lT0c
q300 Golden Gate-75c
60 B~enton-240c
800 Flowory-20c
750 Con. Dorado-145c 140c
100 n. Bonanza-45c soc
$50 Golden Gate-75c
100 Fairfax-60
500 Mackay-loc !.
800 Pioneer-l0c
100 Essex-l4
90 Gould < Curry-5h
40 Savage
EVENING BOARD.
800 Raymond 4 Ely-lsl0
10 Jacks0n-2
10 Eureka Con.-l5
800 Leopard-i0c
ESQ B~elmont-20c
100 Gila-25c
90 n. Belie-l6k IGN
100 Manhattan-1S0c
100 Metallic-lS0c
20 X X Cons
1906 Grand Prize-1A
$50 Argenta-9je S5c Soc
$50 Endowment-2oc
60 Independence-il5c
so y. Belle-i6S
495 Belle lsie-l25c
500 Day-40c 45c
100 H~illside-ii5c 1i0c
420 Paradiso-ii0c I20c
$50 Albion-30c
.l20 Wales
$50 Mt. Potosi--4 395c
3g5 East. Mt. Potisi-ik l70c 165c
40 Bodie-8h
$50 Beehiel-230c 235c
800 McClinion-90c S5c soc
sos Tioga-3
$40 summit i95c
$50 Bulwer- Q oslo "a
$50 Synlicate-la
400 Goodshaw-45c
S65 Maybelle-25c Soc $50
1850 Concordia-50c 45c
645 Belvidere-350c 5000
80 Bulwer-9a
600 C~hanpion-60c 55c
669 Blackhawk-90c l l10c 1i5c
100 S. Bodie-s0c
S95 Booker-90c 65c
800 s, Standard-S0c 25c
l450 Queen Bee-65c
sos Mono-st 81 81 Q 81
ITO Con. Paciic--i
100 Rustler-50c
1900 University-30c 40c SOC
200 y. Standard-25c
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Normal Items.
reported for the Gruphic.)

| 'hepprten lpF thH 'ruphNi
Examinations are over.
Regular class work is again the order
of the day.
Students in almost every case are
sustaining their energies to the end.
This week has been one of those or
deals which brings the work Of each
individual to the test, and proves OF
what sort OF material it IS composed.
If it passes the judgement given from
the throne of the local tribunal. it is
then placed in an isolated position and
tested by the ordeal sent from the
throne of the tribunal OF state: after
which it is weighed in the balance Of
confederation. then if it has not suffer
ed loss, the name of the builder shall be
enrolled with the honored.
Our trigonomctry class before school
which has been taught by Miss Hender-
son has about completed its work.
and in conclusion, we as class tender
to Miss Henderson our sincere thanks
for her earnest labor and proficient drill
which the class h; received this term.
This is the season of the year when
the stentorian voice ofdifIerent members
of the four year class may he heard
from some lonely stump in the suburbs
as he rehearses his final Grafton.
On requesting the program Of the
philomathian society entertainments
for publication from one Of its members,
he replied be could not assume such
grave responsibility until they should
call an extra session Of the society and
take action. is plain that his mother
has warned him about giving written
documents lest he should mortgage the
farm under pretense Of giving due
bill for tobacco money.
We requested another for the same.
he regarded us as meddlesOme report
er we regarded him as a gentleman,
our mistake was mutual.
The faculty interviewed the two years
class yesterday in regard to age, attend
ance in the Normal and experience as
teachers.
Frank Rattan. former student Of
the Normal. has returned from Cooper
county where he has been teaching.
He reports wages from so to so dol
lars and normal teachers in demand.
d. y. Kenneday has been sick this
week but he is now convalescing.
The geology class will 20 to the Chair
ton tomorrow in search Of geological
and botanical specimens.
Miss Dora KiefIer and Miss Callie Ely
deserves the thanks of the republican
party of the Normal. for the boom they
have made for the GRAPHIC in the Nor
nal this week. They have scared
about 100 subscribers in two days. We
predict fog them a. success in the
political arena should they enter it.
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From WiImathville.

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lin, tn,.,rarJ he nn,,a nf NJ. Min.
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AhS hhAEhIC putS III us dpptdIdIlce
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Political Rum0rs.

It is rumored that John NJ. Glover
will be an Independent candidate for
congress.
II is rumored that Hon W. H. Par
GELS viii be the democratic candidate
for the legislature.
Its rumored that the late job set NJ
on W. W. Cover. of Knox cccnty, will
ensure his election.
II is rumoredthat Judge Ely viii sup
port the creenback ticket should Iilden
fail to get the nomination.
1t is rumored John Mason viii be a
candidate on the greenback ticket for
collector
1t is rumored that l.. V. Maltby will
he candidate on the republican ticket
for representative.
II is rumored that the martyr rilden
ha, offered a premium for a machine to
unhead barrels.
It's rumored that James Bennett will
be the grcenhack candidate for sheriff.
Ii is rumored that there is one repub-
lean in Adair county who will support
the creenback ticket if Grant should be
nominated-doubtful.
1t is rumored that it IS doubtful if
the Democrat man. or any other man
knows who the Democrat man will be
for this fail.
1t is rumored that G. W. Cooper will
he candidate for prosecuting attorney
On the greenback ticket.
II is rumored that there will be a
first class split in the democratic party
this fall.
II is runored that John NJ. Oldham
will be the democratic candidate for
collector.
1t is rumored that the democracy viii
have full state. county. congressman
and judicial ticket in the field this fall.
II is rumored that 7. I. Greenwood
will be the democratic candidate Tor
circuit judge.
II is rumored that Col. Hitler, Of
Clark. will be the republican candidate
for congress ia this district.
It is rumored that the democrats and
greenbackers are both hungering and
thirs.ing after Ben Butler TO head their
national tickets.
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New Dry Goods !! !.

We do not purchase our SUPP
plies of Dry Goods from
Dtummer's Trunks, which rep
resent generally. last season 5
styles, samples of unseason.
able Old Style Goods, but at
intervals, during the season, We
visite the largest Dry Goods
Centers in this country, with
the eloquent and Sterling Cash
the everlasting and Almigh-
ty Dollar, where ne spend d
week investigating the NAM
moth stocks, and acres of Dry
Goods, Clothing, Etc, then we
are enabled to select seasOnable
fashionable and new style
goods that will be sought after
BY all lovers Of stylish good
Geo Is.
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IIREcCCRE-
Cumberland Presbyterian Churchill

Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN Church-Rcy
James B. Mitchell. D. d., Pastor. Preaching
every Sabbath at II A. M und $50 p. M
s.abbath school at go a. m. Prayer meet
ing, Wednesday evenings AT 20
PRESBYTERIAN Church. Rev. J. 5. Boyd
Pastor. Preaching every second and third
sabbatirs Of each month, at II O'Clock .. III
and,7:3D D. m Prayer meeting every Wed
evening at I %. Sabbath school at go j.
Methodist Episcopal Church-Rev.J. J.
Bentley. Pastor. Preaching every Sunday
at II a. M. and 80 ?. NJ. Prayer meetings
on Wednesday evening. sunday school at
$50 H. IN; Glass meeting ut 20 p. III. Oi
each Sunday.
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Rev J o. EdInonisiou. Pastor. Preaching.
second Sunday in each month. at II 4. M
and 80 p. IN. Third Sundays at 80 p. nj
Sunday school at 90 Il. III. Glass meet
ings on each ID Sunday. Prayer meeting
each Wednesday evening
First Baptist Church-Rev. J. C. Ship,
Pastor. Services every Sabbath at II q. IN.
and 80 p. m. Bible school at 9::,1 L. m
Prayer meetings on Wednesday evenings.
Episcopal Churelt-Rev. Frank Henry,
Rector. Services every Sunday ut II Il. M.
and t:.D p m Sunday school IL p H.,
Of Teach Sunday.
Christian Church-Soeial meeting every
Lords Day at II am. Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening III 715. Sunday School
at 800
Liberals and Spiritualists. meet at Bay
lors Hall every Sunday evening at O'Clock
p. III.
A. o. L. W.-Milton Lodge No. 103,-
meets 1t and ID Thursday eTcnings in each
month, at Harris Hail.
I. o. q. T.-Perseverance Lodge No. rs
meets every Friday evening az -, at Good
Tenplars' Hall.
A. +. & i. M-Kirksville Lodge No. 105
meets Tuesday evenings ON or before each
fun moon.
I. @. O. F.-Adair Lodge No. 96. meets
every Wednesday ercning At 30 P. NJ, al
Odd Fellows Hail.
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PERSONAL GRAPH[CS.

Mr. Hoysradt. of Lamkin's dry goods
store. has been taking a few days vaca-
ton this week.
Ben. A Bowman. of Clay township,
called to see us Monday.
Mr.. Lucian Cover, Of the Standard.
at Milan illumined our sanctum with
the light Of his smiling countenance on
TUESDAY. Mr.. Cover was on his way TO
f.; the Noberly convention.
DR.. Shearer. Of Greenca>tle, was in
town Tuesday.
Mr.. Meals, of the Milan Republican
was in town Tuesday.
John Mason. went to the Moberiy
convention, as a delegate we believe.
DR.. ". /. Taylor the leading physi-
clan Of Greencastle, was in toxin. and
gave Ms a pleasant cali on Tuesday 81
this week. He takes the GRAPHIC.
Mr.. E. Worries left on Monday last
for Hot Springs, Ark. where he goes
/ for the benefit OF his health.
Frank Rattan. ofGreencastle, passed
through town on Wednesday, on his
road home from SIX months school
which he has Just closed al Boonyille
Frank. as he Is known here. has
proven a success as a teacher.
Ira. q. Harlan. one of the merchant
pllnee, OF n iiiard- was IN town Mon
Gay MI Harlan ie''I9 'n9 ''iAi HI
AZ Garner who left for his home in
MARYLAND last TUESDAY evening, was a
very pleasant gentleman ara maze
many irene; during "a, snort s,"s
among } u, III Al.s Mamie "'o'e ACCOM-
'@-.''' ..''"
Yes. Mamie Is gone, ana two OF three
Of the bows feel so sad over the matter
that thew look as if their whole lives
had been tEo.e Of q succession of dis
appointments. BE patieu- boys.
EF MILAN =. n Draper. .. :.
Homer Dr burton. II. ". Snvder. r.
| 7. He;ny. 5. VI. Pickl and ]. r. Hu-
sick are going to attend the national
republican convention at Chicago next
" 9eA
uiss p,oa Green Of Macon isvi.i+ino
! il the family If orr fellow rownsrgau
Mr. v. p. Edmonds0n, this week.
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PERSONAL. Y--. 7.!fe said, Il called
on three different occasions at Mrs.
Marchand's millinery store and found
them crowded with customers. They
have the very latest styles, there in hats.
bonnets and trimmings and | saw some
of the incest. darlingest. cutest-" and
the lady passed out Of hearing OF onr
reporter, but doubtless she referred to
those handsomely trimmed bats, or
perhaps those late style fans, parasols,
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kirksyille is getting to be quite a
literary center. Two of its citizens
have written and published books with
in the last few months, and we under
stand now there is another who has
enc almost ready for the press, while a
fourth has no less than far books I'M
der course of preparation and it is hint
ed that the latter are all on metaphysics.
The man who reads them, Judging from
one already published by the same
author, will probably think he has met
a-physic.
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Temnerance CnnYention.

Pursuant to the invitation of the peo-
pie Of Edna. Knox county. the ezacu-
tive committee Of the twelfth Missouri
congressional district prohibition as
ISOLATION have fixed upon Edna as the
place, and Tuesday ard Wednesday.
June - and .. as the time for holding
the next convention Of said association.
You are earnestly requested TO give the
matter your personal attention. and
see that your club. society or lodge !.
fully represented in said convention.
The good people Of Edna viii enter
tain comfortably those who may at
tend. Let Us come together with such
a spirit of earnestness that we shall be
able to speak forth with no uncertain
voice in the great cause for which we
are contendin-.
By Order Of Committee.
JAS. TURNEE. President.
EFITy LANE Secretary.