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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-19
THURSDAY. AUGUST 10. iSe
-.vsrERDAY,s STOCK SALES.
MORNING BOARD.

725 MexicanI. x 1ak $40
1879 1879 % 20 kk
TO Gould q GuIay,o sa toz ~ 1ah
$50 Best q eicae o-o ok
AIS Californ Zoo oooc 4
$50 Savsge-Soyc '9 ooso q
1910 Con; aenc AXE AZ
43O Choiiaro oT ooocSassed
1850 Potosi.2A
535 Hale q Norcios s,oe axe aosc q
1910 crown Isahs, Ia TX ~
455 yellow yao Hsa
1850 imperiaiT
40 Alpha 20. AK. aosc
2lSo Dat-,a s0c
oo0 sierra Nevada-17 I'm IL l7st ia
TN
145 Utah-12k
1400 B~ullion-270c ~
400 O~yerman-190c lSuc leoc
$40 ~Justice-1l5c ll0c l2oc
gao Exchequer-260c ~ z4oc
85 Seq. Belcher-l0 w y
40O Union-29 25A 2SH 2oA
5a5 A~lta-285c 280c 290c
63O Julia-80c 75c
755 Caledonia-55c Doc
1890 Silver Hill-ll0c lOoc 1
72O Challenge-lh
295 New York-4oc
10 C~onfdence-6A
900 Occidental-l90c loOc Ia
$50 Lady Westinghouse 4oc
500 Andes-190c lSoc ioocz
450 Phil Sheridan-2oc
200 8. Silver-45c
$50 Trojan-l5c
700 @. Gate-l%
$50 Benton--l1Oc looc ioOc - i''o
1870 Scorpion-2loc 1ioc zzoc
400 Quinn-50c
100 N. Bonanza-3Oc
so Con. Dorado-loc
20 st. Louis-20c
EVENING BOARD.
. ~, tsk
Eu n : Die o5ca
2oo urAnu e.
y9o Arsensa soa aro
l5OO naval9L'oS
100 Belle isie--'oc
w Dayvso. Koo
ICY Dei Mohse ~ =
2l0O Aiolon-4oo s' 70
4oO raradise-' 90. oor q
24o wales Oon, co.
45o n. belie lsie@ ors wv
1880 MI; potosiISoc
80 Y. M. Diap,o-soo
360 Bodie-o4 or %
$50 Bechtei-i
4l0 Tioga-i
100 summit-9oc oosio
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-19

Go to ". n. Remington q Co.'s for
HrRcuLxs Powder. The best high sxplo.
sive In use.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-19

II you want q good cigar. smoke the
"Owl."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-19

The "Owl" Il the best "bit" Cigar in
town. For sale 1t the Postoface cigar
stand.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-19

Davidson, Of the p~ostofios cigar stand
keeps the celebrated "0wl" brand.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-19
SCHOOL to ComzAence.

The public school will commence on
Monday, the s0th instant.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-19

BLAsrIxo PowDEn Of all grades Of Rem
ington 4 Cos.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-19
singer sewing Machines.

Singer Sewing Machines.
W. P. HASKELL has been appointed agent
for the celebrated Singer Sewing Machines for
Eureka county. A large invoice Of machines
and fixtures has just arrived. These are the
only genuine Singer Machines now offered for
sale In this market.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-19
CELEBRATED WEBER PIANOS

CELEBRATED WEBER PIANOS
AND
Estey Organs.
Sherman, Hyde l. Co., San Francisco, Pacific
Coast Agents.
Instruments sold on the installment plan.
Weber Pianos, by all great musicians, are con.
sidered the best and most durable.
n eonly buys q Piano in q life time, therefore
get the best. the best is the cheapest, al.
ways.
Prof. VIM. Plumhof. Local Agent, Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-19

OrueFS may De 1SeIt.
Messrs. h. Conkling b Co., have just COM
pleted their telephone to the hardware estab-
lishment Of W. n. Remington l. Co., where
orders for the foundry may be left. f11-tf.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-19

Foreign quotations.

Nevada mining shares were quoted in
the London market, July aist. AZ follows ,
Richmond, ses. 750s7i. 25i Ruby Dunder-
berg, 1885, Rberhardt & Aurora. sia. SOFA
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-19

Just received. 5000 "owl' cigars, At The
Fostofacs cigar stand,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-19

Everybody smokes the "owi" cigar.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-19
MR. Z. r. poDaE's LIST.

Sweeney & Kermeen, $1,000.
M. B. Bartlett. 8 1880.
Frank Abadie, $3.50.
A. M. Hillhouse, $4,000.
A. M. Hillhouse, $4,000.
Sweeney 4 Kermeen, $3.50.
j. 8. Wilton, $500.
J.. 8. Whitton. $500.
F. o. Swensson, $3.50.
F. O. Swensson, $3.50.
M. B. Bartlett, $500.
Mrs. Morgan, $500.
J. 8. Whitton, $500.
A. NJ. Hillhouse, 81 ,250.
A. M. Hillhouse, Sl.250.
d. w. Levan, 50, GOO.
J. 8. Whittan, l 1000.
Geo. W. Williams, $1,000.
J. 8. Capron. 81, ZOO.
A. e. Titus, $4,000.
R. Ryland, $4,000.
Dora Morgan, $4,000.
A. Jackson. $1,000.
J. 8. Capron, $500.
J. 8. Wilton, $500.
J. 8. whitton, 9 1900.
Geo. W. Williams, $700.
G. W. Baker, 81. 900.
J. B. Morgan, $500.
Julia Brown, 5000.
NJ. j. Franklin, $3.50.
Conrad Miller, 5000.
@. J. R. Buttlar, 81 400.
Victor Papa, 8 $1,000.
Victor Papa. 9 1000.
Jos. Mendes, $1,000.
Jos. Mendes, 81 ZOO.
J. s. Whitton, $500.
r. Ryland. 90, 500.
Margaret e. Lockwood, efoo.
L. Monaco. 5000.
Luther Clark 4 Co., $500.
Luther CLARK a Co., $500.
Katharine Ranft. o., 800.
q. W. Baker. 81. 500.
Ellen Kennedy. 81. 900.
Mills a Foley, $1,000.
Henry Casey, $500.
Chas. Knight. $500.
o. L. Scott, 5000.
Victor Papa. $500.
Victor Papa. $500.
r. Sadler, 81 200.
Total, $50, 100.
-N-
Evervbodv amokea tha uOwt1 o;usr
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INSURANCE.

The Losses Sustained by the Conn
Panies Represented By Local
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-01-21

Eru FaEE Tissra-ii,a- "a cable dispatch from
la-ll "a. tr thE Tribune slys- There Is con-
-1Ea- u1tzlal-T a-lElegE reaard 10 Afehanlstan.
lsalrll1s s---grE tI-tEllr- Official intelligence
Ez zaaar-- AND u-uch information Is mani
Ea wl1Lllall- lnf junction Of the forces of
s--.is isu11i AID El1tss--s reported IN n Lahore
CleE-el ~ DAILY News, 4 sun unooafrmed.
-l1rl ~ ~ SINE GATE mentions a like
VIVA d evidently olly hszar gossip
r as7zlE -l-lzT publishes a dispatch from
alul lslE ms which has hitherto been
Ellilf.- q 1ur fluarur and Il discloses. for the
-ae f--e-ll u1 ina danger General Rob
lzs E1- lhEf Gl-e General Baker. having
al-lfl -ilt -l-rls between -tIIrr1r and ChRrGef,
1n E-uaEs szlaa-l the Cztul suburb This bar
$3.50 t-z-slls-z..---c -le AfCEns- 5000 Of them re
49, -1aas-a- 1l-ia-s Tlszllon. recaptured two
-lTEI ~ 1-llEisi- ont u a iiSnrderlv re-
--l Las Aha srz.ru-io- llr the English Of all
F1lzls u-isldE - Shlrpur was effected
~ uE llf l1llllz-ls fre VAS tremendous.
--al 1 uzErH-y u acE1n0Eiadred- They ad-
- g. E1ll- -gsE hundred yards of the En-
@~ So -- cl--esl1-deli admits that the
zL a. al-s alilf b. hold Sll-ullr thereby contra
49, - tlas-ae's rscazf statement He ad-
z--s $50 r1l -la-s are onlr 3ls3 ro1rl,is of am
ll---a- = l--- INC -tlt me rro0ps are mount
- r-li ~ l-lnac-l--ll- q a AFGHAN attack. The
-e--l--1--l1 si1El-esses the news from
49, - - --lc-l-st--t il-t ms ozn ross-color-
l-asa-la- AZ lals- lssllrz a5isna-rh s.,,vs that
-m r-z-zsGg- sa-rlee a. sl5ser1bir ina5so,,a4a
Gt zl-rE1 -l1E1--E az JludaIlaF want socEs-
ETaH it1atetE- rhe cilvnlrr have "a ss.ntr
E1el-- s1-z1l and ne Saw i fsIlin1 bes,-iIy
E-isurs l--acEs- u-lleh tare hem hitherto
sa4 E711e TIrutllt,lE raca1uuissauces. The
-zll--II-IlE tIs-ilaF rlzr there = NJ 49,
a. ---- is1ss-sEion Of food. fuel and FORAGE
- III lliasl- -la-lan otice-s reiterzte his safety
t1- u-l1e-rlse X il doubtful whether
- lsa1e1 g111s hmm O. not
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-01-21

BERLIN, December 27th.-The police have dis
covered a printing press used for Socialist pur-
poses. The printer and two of his assistants were
arrested.
The North German Gazette says that proposals
will be made to the Government to bring forward
a bill to replace the firm of ]. G. Godeffroy q Son.
Hamburg merchants who suspended business
sometime since, by buying their factories and
plantations in Samoa and other South Sea Islands,
so as to avert a loss of German commerce. By
this bill new company would be formed, the
Government giving subsidy which would secure
to shareholders five per cent.
Africa
Advices from Cape Town state that Chief Seco-
coene's stronghold was attacked from four sides
and that the resistance was less determined than
expected.
The capture of the stronghold of Chieftain Seco-
coene has given the finishing stroke to the native
disturbances in South Africa
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The following is the rainfall in Waikiki during


The frequent showers on the mountains of West
Maui filling our streams make amends for the
small amount of rain during the summer.
MoLoKAI.-Mr. Fred W. Beckley has sold his
cane planting interest to Chinaman, Lum Choy
by name. The cane looks well and undoubtedly
the thrifty oriental will make it pay. Molokai has
some good SUGAR land.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-01-21

Eul Ezr.zls Gluu1E-I saw IN the last
la-aaelr- -1trss-lz1-. notice from
@ sr ~ -aa Queens Hospital that on
lal lz-1r increase lu the cost Of pnoyi-
a-s aal -al f1- 1lllillra1.fuoe VII be increased
fE-z- l1r -lr fl-el11 patients When II Is
zalaz az-1a-1sl5a-z1i1u -aai tie erpansas for the
l----- ~ -ts f1-eign patients are borne
tza1-s ~ cill-IiaHle and generous for
.-. zlszalzlz sa1s-g- slzld the per capita tax
-1zsz-E E---VilE hen Is borne by the for
s-1a-s a-E-ls- d. d1=s seen as though the mat
l.-a-aaa1 a-gzl zsa5s5 SWINE vsuiilzting. Now my
lass EeVt proposals issued, as Is the case
u -azz-a1sz CONN Tl-i1ies- for all articles
Il. r-=1a-s- zsu5 zss5 ~ s5a Queez's Hospital,
li-tr -s- zde Ea-racEs Board Of Health /;
-ze sE-7.lies -lssde5 By the government,
-az-a--e5 ia- vi-h responsible parties
usazll -s rag1l--d 90 furnish the supplies as
r--saza tz-zllsilsz ilE zlle government and the
-asuaz t1laa- sn1ul5 AzVe the coutrac; without
5 ual aEl.-e -iGs VII meet with dis
rl---asa-. and u-s-n Purchasers. but
rlllsal iluts CHI b. landed here and sold
T1-lrss rs1E far below the present
ru--l-l sEslsll worth a thai at
aaaF r.fll g--il-Ezztets CAD be furnished
- rlztsi z-ll aEaIlsaz and rz1es neduced thereby.
llas li-is sul.less XII be acted On, and
u1l ar zz- 7lare-s and the charitable VIII
.Zs foEEIGSER.
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$40 Reward.

TUVHE UNDERSIGNED WILL PAY THE
above reward to any who will give information
that will lead the and conviction of white lad
apparently sixteen seventeen years old who assaulted
and matreated Chinese boy in the Hotel yard on Mon
day the 18th inst whilst the said Chinese boy list
ening to the music. W. Z. PARkE, Marshal.
January 20, 1880. 14 BIT
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-01-21
NOTICE.
. Ill PERSONS ARE mEREBY NOTIFIED

a PEFESUNS
"A that my partner, Joseph Manduncia is not author
lied incur any debts to give any promissory notes
in the of the firm of Joseph Manduneia and Gas
par sylvia, TO pledge mortgage any of our firm
property and no debts obligations incurred will be
approved by me- GASPAR SYLVIA.
Mokuleia Waiaua Oahu Jan. 10, 1880 7S4 1mF
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NOTICE
Pound Notice.
THERE WILL BE SOLD, AT PUB-

RhnaN lie auction, in the Government Pound at Ko-
HT&k hoaloa. Saturday, Jan. q, 1880. at y NJ the
ME following described animals: white horse,
brand understandable. with foot shod; bay horse
white spot forehead; bay herse white spot for
head with white hind feet, brand on left legs gray
horse fore shod white spot forehead hind feet
white brand indescribable bay horse, white spot
forehead white fore feet brand indescrba ble white
horse, brand right hind leg KA bay mare, white
spot forehead, eye white white hinI feet brand
indescribable; bay horse having stEanss brand
A. B. kAAUKuU,
Jan a. 1880. 1t+ Pound Master
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NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE ES-
"A TATE of the late J. I. Chayter are hereby re-
quested to make immediate payment to Chas L. Dill
lngham, who is duly authorized TO receive the same
Office of 7SI I'm DILLINGHAM; Il CO.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-01-21

-i7s -r- Taruarr 18Th 81 her
ras l-r bate LeEI Chamber
-.l.iH1Ilalt u The American
r11l. a-al % years lu months Mr.
HerTl. Ll-.al-Ia- County Pa and
-- So ua- the la-f survivor
-- CON lilEF ~ which Ae>sre
.7l-E- tiresI. ther wives, and
-nl llal resided L. lhis city
na-. ,l1l-i.le- 81. Hr-- DreE- aged y years
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-01-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE

TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
u HOLDERS of the Kohala Sugar Co. will be held
at the Office of Castle Cooke, Thursday January 2yth,
at . D. m 7Sl 2t PER ORDER.
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NOTICE.

6AN ACCOUNT OF THE LARGE INCREASE
in the cost of Provisions, and the necessares of
life generally, the Board OF Trustees of the Queens
Hospital has decided increase the rate for the main
tenance and treatment at the Hospital of foreign pa
tents 30 per day exclusive of expense incurred for
wine and Watchers in special cases This 10 COM
mence from the LIST February. Per order
1S4 Il F. A. SCHAEEFR- Sec'y.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-01-21
Wanted,

4 WHITE WOdAN AS NURSE and Needle
~ woman to go TO Kauai. Apply to
7S3 If MRS. Z. P. ADAMS Nuuanu Avenue.
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Wanted,

A SITUATION As HOUSE KEEPER RY
~ amiddle aged lady, who understands every thing
pertaining housekeeping No objections TO go 10 any
of the other Islands. Enquire at this office. $50 2t
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. Z N H I'm G,
Portrait Painter,

WILL BE PLEASED TO ATTEND TO
80 all orders given him for Portraits, either from
~ life photographs, which he guarantees TO fin
style suit his patrons and the most moderate
terms.
Office In Bunum,s Hall Hotel st. Honolulu. zee sm
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NOTICE.

TENHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE HAIKU
Sugar Co. will be holden at the Office of the Agents
Messrs. Castle & Cooke the 10th inst, at 2P. NJ.
49, ct j. b. ATHERT0N, Secretary.
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>. w. GIRVIN,

Commission Merchant and General Dealer
in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Stationery,
Patent Medicines, Perfumery, and
Glassware
Ts2 WAILUKU, MAUI. 1y
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-01-08
From Burr.Oak.
MoRDEcAI.

BURR-0NK, Jan. 6, 1880.
Mr. EDITOR II noticed short editorial item in
the Chief inviting all Republican Greenbackers to
come tmea ming the Republican partyl home. Now,
can Won tell how come home without
complete surrender of all our polticrl principles,
when We see all the leading Republican papers al
vocating the nomination of such hard money men as
Grant. Blaine Conkling. and Sherman, but never
mentioning the names of such Republicans Kelley,
Of Pennsylvania, and others that 1 could name,
that the Greenbackers would like to nominated
and elected, remember reading speech of Hon.
VIM. A. Phillips, Of our District, in the session Of
1856 prophesying that the hard money sharks and
Sbylocks of New York had both political parties by
the throat and would rule and dictate the platforms
of each party. found his prophecy true, in that
year and if he should make similar prophecy for
this year, could hardly help believing it.
noticed, shoft time ago, in the Chicf, your reply
to the Leavenworth Press: That il Grant was the
only man in the Republican party that could be
elected, you were in favor Of making assignment
of the party, taud think you will be convinced.
plead and beseech you to help make the assign
mcnt to the Greenback party, and will take you
to our bosoms, and receive you in full fellowship.
noticed your character of General Grant, and
believe it to be true; and believing you to be old
Wing of the Henry Clay school, will quote the
warning that he gave in regard to ecctng military
men to the Office of President He said he would
rather war, pestilence, and famine should visit the
United States than see military chieftain elected
President- And it might be better, at the present
time that all these eaamities should befall us, than
that Grant should be elected for another term. And
there being large number of old Wings in the Re
publican party, that hold to the term system.
they will hardly support Grant for q third term.
The Maine difficulty il not discussed much in Burr
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-01-08
Severance Items.

The wet weather to have caused great
deal of sickness. Our doctors on the 60 the
whole time
Our school started up Monday, after two weeks
vacation.
r. Use J. H. ward's Hog Cholera Medicine.
Life is hard to bear, with the papers full of the
Maine trouble; but sorrows crown of sorrow" to
the Severanccite comes, when Capt Clonch and
Matt. Downey swoop down on q crowd, and tell
what they would do if they were in Maine
Although warm weather is on hand, our ice men
are happy, they have laid in their supply. Marak
& Kopeitz have nice ice-house fnil-probably
two hundred tons. White & Dill have about one
hundred and fifty TONS while other parties have put
in small amounts.
- For bousness, torpidity of the liver, and all
liver complaints, take J. Ii. Wards liver pills.
SEVERANCE ODD FELLows.-The following are the
elective officers. for the current term of King Lodge
No. IA, of Severance: L. J. Rote, n. G.; c. ID.
Robb, V g.. A. J. Mowry, Sec. Charles Z. Miller,
Treas.
Mr. Edwards has returned from a pleasant visit
"back East"
W. D. Rippey is astonishing the natives Of Indiana.
Since wrote yen last new grocery has been
opened here, with q very nice stock Of goods.
Silver and nickel plated watches, silvcr-plated
tableware. at J. II. Wards, Severance.
Our city dads are considering the matter of or
ganizing fire department, or providing some means
for fighting fire, in ease any should occur. Some
disrepntable persons say it is the first time, either in
public private life, that they recognized the
existence Of water.
An elopement caused some little excitement here.
It was the old story Of parents who were opposed,
and lovers determined. The old folks went away
visit, and while gone, basty drive to the sta
ton then by the to St. Joseph and then the au-
thortes legally authorized their two hearts to beat
as one We wish them long and happy life.
Mr.. Frank Pike is now clerking for j. A. Camp
bell.
~ Buy all your drugs and medicines off. II.
Ward, the Severance druggist
The railroad men are tearing down the old wind
mill, which at one time furnished the water for the
tank, but is and has been for some time suspended
by tho steamengine which supplies the tank from
Wolf River. GENTLE
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-01-08
NAN and BEAST
the world has known. The Csntaur
Ii MIN e N is
The Year That's Gone.

Mr.. EDIroR:-w While renewing my subscription to
the Chief permit me to express u few cogitations
suggested by the expiration of the old year. II has
certainly left its impress on both hemspheres While
Europe has been convulsed by the Russo-Turkish
war, and the far East by the savage Zulus; while
the mplacable Turk has been narrowed in his terri
tory, and the brave Cetewayo eaptured while the
Gar is shaking in his boots, and his great Empire is
is in sad condition, and all Europe feeling the scourge
of disease and famine, surely, the old year has left
record of sad memories.
Nor has this side of the great pond been altogether
quiet A bountiful harvest has crowned the labors
and tolls Of the year. with plenty for home use and
to spare for the short crops and hungry nations
abroad, of course, with brotheriy feeling for the
gold in return; yet the average American must have
something to agtate him, and the old year sent pol
itcs topping things in general Great have
left the forum for the grave; newspapers and peri
odieals have changed hands; and and many editors
have ceased to speak er eadedra.
But amid all the changes and connections Of the
world the old Chief keeps the even tenor of its
way, travelling its weekly circuit with regularity
that marks its tenacy to hold on, always reproving
the wrong, and commenting the right, whether Pres
idents, or Governors, Senators or Congressmen-all
must toe the mark, the old Chief will raise his
tomahawk, and then look out for ses,ps! True, its
theology is not exactly of the orthodox order but its
integrity for truth and justice may somewhat COM
pensate for its lack Of faith. Its late structures
the Governors Constitutional amendment is credit
able to its level head though it may not be the very
acme of perfection, and Of its procliyiiies may
be doubtful.
Nevertheless, valued old friend. proceed, aud may
thy journey be prolonged till He who welds thy des-
tiny shall exchange the quill for the shroud; for
which may you be prepared, is the wish Of
ONicRoS.
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Pcsershurx Items.

We hvce been having some very cold weather in
Petersburg but don't know how it is other points,
John Patterson has frozen two of his toes badly
as to be unable walk. That is bad for john he
is an industrious youth, aud confinement goes hard
with him.
We notice the arrival of Mr.. Emery Anderson from
Leadville. Emery sick most of the time he was
there. and he don't like the country.
d. S. Mowry is the happy father of bouncing boy,
q twelvepounder Pretty good for. Sood, amt it
Quite number Of our young folks attended the
ball at Mr.. Bridge Hutchin's, Christmas Eve. They
report having . rousing time.
The population Of Petersburg is increasing amazing.
IL, and you can tally an eight pound boy for Jerry
Copeland
Walk. Bowman is back to Ihis old stamping
ground again.
Sam Wilson's wife is lying very sick at present
Miss Bell Dunlap. former resident Of this county.
died at Atchson, Of typhoid fever, time since.
The ice on the ponds . smooth glass, and the
young folks have jolly times breaking legs and dis
locating their necks.
Mis- Julia Fuller has returned home from Missouri.
where she has been spending the holidays
Mr.. Ezra Miller has been complaining Of dumb
chilis, Oh. E., fear you have the hypo.
Miss Susan witherup Of this place, is staying with
the wife of DIR. Tays, Of Geasy.
Will O THE wIsr.