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Daily Republican., 1880-05-14
Pay Your Taxes NOW.

The tax duplicates for the year lso(
have for some days past been in the
hauds of tie collectors, and they ART
now readysSto receive taxes and have
given the usual notice when and whsre
they can be found. For the accommo-
datisn of the people Messrs. Carpente ter
and Bedford have announced that the y
can be found at their Office, No. COZ Msr-
kst street, second story mot only through
ths day but in the evening up to nine
o'clock. This gives mechanics and Ia
b,riug men ample opportunity to go
forward and pay their taxes without
the loss Of any time. Now that there
has been considerable effort, attended
with much expense, to have q full as
sessment made, it ia hoped that all who
have been assessed will avail them
selves OF the earliest opportunity Of
paying their taxes and getting that re-
ceipt for them which will be the evil
dsnce of their right to vote at the COM
ing fall elections. Without any regard
to the elections every man should pay
his share of tax any how, but with the
elections in, view, and the part that
each expects 10 take in them an addi-
tional incentive is held ont fer the
prompt payment of taxes. Labor is
abundant and with wages comparative
ly good, it is much easier to pay taxes
now than to wait for any other time
and then when once paid the work is
followed with the satisfaction that we
are prepared to vote. our own senti-
ments.
There should be no waiting for some
body else 10 come forward and pay your
taxes, as that destroys tie free agency
and independence Of voters. When one
man goes and pays the taxes of others
without having the money advanced
and without being instructed to do SO,
there is danger Of the persons for whom
such taxes are paid becoming machine
7oters, who simply vote as they are
l
n for whom they are voting. Better by
ar pay your own taxes, and pay them :
low while work is plenty and while
he collectors are not too busy to wait
Upon you. Do not forget that the COL
sctors can be found every day and
very evening until nine O'Clock at 62O
larket street.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-14
Tine County Committee.

A meeting OF the Republicans elected
n the respective Wards and districts to
form a Republican County Executive
Committee will be held on Saturday
next, the 18th instant, in the Lincoln
Club room, this city, at 2.3O o'c' ock, in
tas afternoon for the purpose Of oigsni-
zing for the campaign. A full and
panctaal attendance is requested.
8. HBRsEY, Late Chairman.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-14
MI INNESOTA FLOUR.

n
Having for tho last four years given the
-four trado considerable attention aud found
out which Ia the best. am pro Dared to fur.
Dish the celebrated Minnesota Spri ~ wheat
Hour in any quantity desired to all who want
superior article. i am prepared to uulran.
tee that this -four Will tur1 out 81 pounds
more bread to the barrel than any OF the com.
mon brands, and With good baking 1t Is itn.
possible TO hove bad bread. Lepve your or.
ders at 42i King street, Central Building, E
OF o23 Shiplcy street. WM. u. PICkEI1S.
4-2l-tf
Daily Republican., 1880-05-14
ITO THE PUBLIC.

Notwithstanding the increase in the price
ef ice, Charley Kyle, the veteran foe cream
dealer, proposes TO give as large q plate OF
cream as usual. Ohatioy has uade ample or.
rangements to supply all with Ice cream and
confectionery, who nay call, feeling assured
that II they once patronize him they will al.
ways be his customers. Mr.. Ky;e has followed
the Ice cream buinsss for the past 80 years
aad he ieels conHdeat that he can please
those who call at his store. N. E. cor. sixth
and Orange, or st his stalls No. 81, Sc, So, 2. d
street market. Pic MICS. excursions and pri.
vate parties furnished with ice cream at rea.
sohabie rates. All orders promptly attended
t. and ti!ed wsea promIsei. Your patronare
ls solicited. CHARLES KYLE
OIL u N. .. cor Sixth and Ilranra
Daily Republican., 1880-05-14

PAhGAINS EXTRAORDINARILY
SATURDAY MORNING.
At
WAINWRIGHT'S.
sl2 MARKET ST, 812 MARKET sr
On his great
SPECIALLY COUNTER I
Immense lots OF goods to be sold witbo n
reserve, such as
DRESS GOODS, s, 8, loo. nm.
LAWNS, GOOD STYLES, &c. m
OoKsE1s, 10, 20, 2jc. up,
HANDKERCEIEFs, LADIES' AND
GENTS, ALL LINEN, 8, t,a. 8. loo mn
STOCKINGS, $3.50, 8, loo. up,
RIBBONS, 8, 1oc. pair up,
KID GLOVES, &c. pair up,
SILK BOWS, IMMENSE VARIETY 2,rd
Be. each.
:, All OF the above are selling yery r,nid,v
AA"nuious vi other articles equally as chean
displayed on our counter.
BARGAINS EVERY pAy,
bAhfAlHS IN EVERY DEPAR rNT ENrr
BARGAINS ALWAYS FOUNn AZ
WAINWRIIAT'S,
82-MARKET STEET-a,o ,o,..,
"GREAT CENTER FOR BAEttAISS;n
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EXCURSIONS.

VHACU URSION THE kPWORTH M. L.
n1 sunday School has char si-~.k
tered the spleudid steamer sSsGSas gssslA
Thomas Clyde ior It's annual excursion to
Bombay Hook, on Thursday, June nth, and
will leave Fourth street wharf at $50 a. IN =,
sharp. A brass band will accompany ths ex.
cursion. Tickets Tor round trip DO cts. 5lS-tf
Daily Republican., 1880-05-14
TMPOETANr TO YOUNG MEM

having pusohased large and yaried M
sortment Of American WATCHES. I'm now
fondy 70 supply my customers with good ar.
ucle at reuarkahly low price. Persons wIsb.
my snyth,ng in my line would do well to cali
Whero. Respectfully "s '''''
M!LT,ARD e. DAVIS,
FIru No. y L. Second ct,
Daily Republican., 1880-05-14
ADJUSTMENTS.
- RAND OPERA HOUSE
Monday Evening, Nay gath, 1850,
GILBERT AND SULLlVAN'S
TRIAL BY JURY.

Miss Amy Rogers as Plaintiff, Mr.. Harry 4.
Passapae as Defendant, Mr.. y. II. Meyer as
Judge, Mr.. q. II. John Knellef as Counsel,
Mr. A. Q. Carlberg as Usher, Mr.. I. E Good.
win &s Foreman. -.
Grand cherus Of Jdrynien, spectators, &C.,
pro ,edod by a Grand Conc 1t. Mrs. Is. +.
Osbou,ne, contralto; Miss Amy Roger',
Misses Otta and Emma Maddox Mr.. L.
Steinmulltr, Baritone; Harry z. Passsp'e
MIR. Joseph Kaspar, Violin Virtuoso, &c &c
The Orchestra will bs composed Of artists
selected from the Baltimore Peabody sym
phOny Orchestra.
Admission, 80 cents reserved Seats, 70 cts';
gallery, 25c. 6-l3-lat
Daily Republican., 1880-05-14

Opened THIS DAY AT THE GRAN
" ger Store, l03 East 9Th street, another
large lot Of those Fosters at 70, 90, $40. and 81
pcc b. These are the fneet teas ever offered
In Delaware. We are the only pgent In Del
aware for them. They are only sold in B0s-
ton, Belfast and 1903 East 9th street. Give
them one trial and you will never have any
other. Our Japan, ct 50c., is excellent our
Black, at &c.,, cannot be excelled Oar new
Patent Process Flour at $l.2o per Il, is the
best in the city. Great reduction In all our
flour. Try our 25c coffee. grand. Don't forget
to try our oster's tea. Granger Store, 1903 E.
9th street. 5.l3-ett T. M. WIER.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-14
d OOFlNG | ROOF1NG!l

~
All kinds composition roofing dsne ptomr
ly and at LOW PRICES. Old lelky til
sbtngle and composition roofs csated witt
plastic and made water-t,ght and good AZ
new. Olive US call.
ROBERT ATKINSON.
Of1ce Samr. Hanna & Co.'s hardwtu
ore, Fifth aud Market sts. 3lnemd
Daily Republican., 1880-05-14

NOTIUE. THE NINTH ANNUAL
~ meeting oil the stockholders of tht
"Oentral Loan Association" will he held al
the office OF the Secretary, No 40i Marke
street, on Friday evening Dext, the l4th inst.
at X O'Clock. Auditors will submit their an
nual report and an election for officers ana
directors held. Attest D. I. HAWKINS,
6-1eSt Secretary
NyOTICE.-FlYE Ii UNDRED SHARES
sale: First payment on the second Tuesday
". J. MORROW. sec'y.
S-2o-t9m3o al French street.
INoTICE.-THE MEM BEES OF HAR-
IN mony Council, u +. OF A., are request
cd to meet at their hall, McClary Ruiliing,
Room No. II, on Saturday evening, May Is,
at IA O'clock. sharp, as business OF import
ance will DO brought before the Council.
| 5-13-2t G. Fl. COMBS, q. s.
NIOTICE-PERsON WISHING FAsN
Nv ionable dreSs.making -done,".by dayiOr
week, will do we'll to call at .4l4 East Third
street. 5-lS 6sa
NOTICE.-TH THE WoRKIEGMEN'S
1N Loan Association cNers new stock for
sale first payment due May II. Apply
GEO. q. MARIS. Sec'y,
5-lS-12t COL Skipley street, (2d fioor.)
NYOWCE.-HEORE RENTING OR PUR.
~ chasing house call at our Office, Con-
tral Building, N. w. cor. Fourth apd King
streets. WELLS n DUCKr RS,
s-l06t Real Estate Agents.
GOAH REWARD. THREE HUN
SeDUNJ dred dollarsreward will be paid
10r the arrest and conviction Of the party or
parties who broke into and robbed the store
Of Wm. NJ. Kennard & Co., supposed to have
been entered about 3 O'Clock this (Tburstay) |
A. M. J.P. ALLMONp, Mayor.
April %, 1880. II |
G0RN REWARD.-TWO HUNDRED
and Atty dollars reward will he
paid for the recovery OF the silks stolen from
our store on the morning of tho 20th OF April. |
4 30-tt W. NJ. kENNARD X GO.
NOTICE-PARrIES WITH A SMALL
1& amount Of money can secure, homes on
easy terms by applying to
WILLS & DUCKERS.
5-l0-St Real Estate Agents,
N. w. cor. 4th and King, Central Buildtng.
NOTIOE.-S SECURE A HOME. NOW
~ is the time to puishase. Apply to
WELLS " DUCKERS,
S lo-6t Real Estate Agents,
We W. Sof' ftsi uhu Mig, NSutEdl ouliulus. |
DELAWARE LOAN
~ Association now offers now stock ior
ale. Gall day or evening, on
GEO. q. MAR1S, Sec'y, IL
-l5-lm Ofiec, 6ol Shipley st.. (2nd t0or)
PUBLIC AALES.
DUbLlC SALE t.,
Or
70 BUILDING LOTS,
VIII be sold at pubiis sale, on the premises
n broWntown, on
SATURDAY,
THE lGTH DAY OF MAY,
At3.3o o'clock, 2. M, II
TWLNTY FINE BUILDING LOTS,
ituate in the best locations In the town, con.
enient to the pulp works. Harlan X Hot 4
IngSworth Co., and many other manuiacto-
les, not subject TO city tax, which Is q great !
to Woiaipgmen. liz
The conditions made to suit the purchaser. | (
Sale will commence at lot No. l. See large a
i!ls. THOMAS M, OGLE. I
G-86t Auet'r. and Real Estate Agent. I
Daily Republican., 1880-05-14
,,UI. CIRCULATION

That cur readers and advertisers may
ses for themselves that the REPUBLICAN,
is the paper Of the masses Of the people,
We have concluded to give its circula-
Sion for few days, commencing with
Saturday last. The following are tine
Hgures:
Daily Republican., 1880-05-14
REMOVALS..
WINDOW SHADES.
d &DAwsoN-JEWELRY.

pAYNAkD g. DAWSON-JEWELRY
Have ct tboir gtore,
20 MARKET ST., 29s MARKET ST.,
a full assortment OF
WATCHES. CLOCKS, JEwELRY,
SlLVERWARE, SPEOTACItES,
OPERA GLASSES, 60, which they are
SELLING AS Low AS THE LOWEST,
Both being practical wsrkmen all work
cit with them will receivo careful attention.
1.19ly
Daily Republican., 1880-05-14
CLOZHIRG.
The best clothing
for the least
money.

Why' Because we got the mills at
work for us early and when others
began to think about 1t mills were busy
and prices higher.
This ia the whole truth. Is 1t worth
while to keep on saying just how good
a suit you can get for al0.00i and for
$4,000!
This is worth saying: Our variety
Of cloths and styles is SO great that y',u
will know one another as you go out,
not by the new clothes but f,y the
smiles you wear.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-14
NOTICES.

NOTIUE. THE NINTH ANNUAL
~ meeting oil the stockholders Of the
"Oentral Loan Association" will he held at
the office OF the Secretary, No 40i Market
street, on Friday evening next, the l4;h inst.
at TX O'Clock. Auditors will submit their an
nual report and an election for officers and
directors held. Attest d. 4. HAWKINS,
6-1G-St Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-14
DEPARTMENT

SOUTH OF NEW YORK CITI.
Because we have the largest variety of Pat
terms to select from, tbs best Gutter
and WOrkmen, and guaran-
teeing satisfaction ia
ever dep'rmnt
Daily Republican., 1880-05-14

NoTICE.-THEM MEMBERS OF HAR-
IN mony Council, U. F. OF A., are request
cd to meet at their hall, McClary Ruil1ing,
Room No. II, on Saturday evening, May Is,
at ~ o'clock. sharp, as BUSINESS OF import
ance will bo brought before the Council.
5-13-2t G. H. COMBS, q. s.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-14
NOVELTIES

Ia our Novelties we have ior
beautiful line o. reasonable Iri!o
In connection with tie ab'Te
xe make mention Of our lorAe
PINS BLACK CAsHMEH
WARP HENRIETTAS, LuPl
SES, SHOODA CLOTHS, III
and double widths, Fancy 10Y
and SATINs.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-14

RyOTICE.-PlYEh HUNDRED SHARES,
.N l0tn series Mechanics Loan Stock for
sale. First payment on the second Tuesday
in May. Apply TO "
S-2o-t -t9m30 AT French street.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-14

YOU ARE INVITED TO BECOME OUR
PATRON.
JOHN W. IIEFENDORF,
JOHN W. DlEFEN DORF,
JOHN W. DlEFENuOR
JOHN w. DIEFENDORF,
JOHN W. DEFEND DORF,
MANAGER.
WILMINGTON CLOTHING BOUSE,
WILMINGTON CLOTHING HOUSE.
WILMINGTON CLOTHING HOUSE,
WILMINGTON CLOTHING ROUSE
WILMINGTON CLOTHING HOUSE
N. W. COR. FOURTH AND MARKET
N. W. COX. FOURTH AND MARKET
N. w. COR. FOURTh AND MAkKET
N. W. COR. FOURTH AND MARKET
N. W. COR. FOURTH AND MARKET,
WILMINGTON, Del,
N. B'-C. H. Davis, Walter Clements and
Nelson K. BertOlette, also J. S. Shinn, (the
leading cutter in the State,) are associated
with me, and oil patrons will be cared for with
courtesy. 326-eod3R J.W,D,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-29

ENOR SALE-Cheap One horse power upright
y engine and boiler, in good repair. JOHN SEA
GER, corner Washington and Eagle streets. 2s4.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-29

street last evening" resulting in the election of
the following officers: President, Jacob NAM
ger; vice president. Henry Jansen; secretary,
Arthur Lufski; treasurer, John Penner; gen.
eral manager, Capt. Otto Dreher; trustees, j.
O. Kahlert and VIM. Platte; librarian, Henry
Ahrens; general committee. John Penner,
Adolph Rank and Albert Kahlert. 1t will be
seen that most of the old officers were re-elect.
ed, and the several reports showed that the So
ciety was in very Aourishing condition.
Yesterday afternoon two sneak thieves enter
ed Dunn's furnishing store on Wabashaw
street, and asked to inspect some gloves. While
one of the men was looking at the stock the
other cabbaged fine scarf pin, the theft not
being discovered until they had left the store.
One of the men wore light ulster ,hesk pants,
light SLOUGH hat and a cheviOt shirt with nc
necktie. The other. is dark complexioned,
with black moustache and gotee. He wore q
sack coat, dark pants and black SLOUGH hat.
They are strangers and professional sneak
thieves, and merchants should guard against
their depredations.
The ball gotten up by the walters of the
Merchants hotel will come off next Monday
night. as previously announced in the GLOBE
Proprietors rs well as employees will Join in the
festivities, and parties are coming from Mime
apois, Saltwater and other towns around US
to swell the number of guests, until we feel
sure that it will prove a far greater ball in at
tendance and beneficial results to the fraternity
than any other ever held in st. Paul, though
Others which have taken place here have been
by no means insignificant. MIR. J. M. Con-
nallin. of the Merchants, is doing much to
promote the success of the ball, and will un.
doubtedly see his hopes more than realized.
Reed's Gilt Edge Tonic regulates the bowels.
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PARTNER WANTED.

DROFITABLE INvEsTMENT-For a good Office
L man or mechanic, with $4,000 ready money to
invest, in well established business that will nav
from Is to 25 per cent per annum. Also, position
in the same at fair salary. Correspondence solici.
ted only with those that mean business Address W.
a. W., box 1884, st. Paul. MINI. 3OS-22eod
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AUERBAOH-RICE-Onw Wednesday. October 9th
1880, at the residence of the BRIDES father Henry
M Rice, Esq by the Rev. E. s. Thomas, Maurice
Auerbsch to Mstilda Rice a
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FOR SALE.

DOB SALE-A weekly newspaper In live western
town Of over 1000 inhabitants. Big subscrip-
ton List. One other paper in the county Situated
on railroad, and doing good business will be sold
cheap Reason for selling -il-health of proprietor,
who has been ordered South by the physicians En-.
quire OF the editor of the GLOBE 3Ol
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-29

NTANTED-A man to grub. Cash Job. j. W. Nc
w Chung, corner Third and Wabashaw. 1886
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
HENRY's CARBoLIc sALvE.

The only SALvE in the world for Outs. Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhuem, letter, Chapped
Hands. Chilblains, Corns, and all kinds of Skin
Eruptions. This Salve is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction in every case or money re-
funded. Be sure you get HENRYs CARBoLIo
bALvE. - al others are limitations. Price, Is
cents. Ios sale By III druggists
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-29

DIED.
MURPHY-At st Joseph's Hospital, on the eth, of
typhoid fever, Mr.. Dennis Murphy.
he was native of Carrigaline county Cork, Ire
land, and was buried from the cathedral yesterday
morning at 9 O'Clock.
BUCKLEY-1n this city. October 2sth, Catharipe,
only daughter of Patrick and Nora Buckley.
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FIVE CENTS A LINE
WANTED.

on men to surface track on Manitoba railway,
EU ST. rs per day. Free fare. Tie makers and
w"od choppers. Carpenters for Fargo, 50 Is per
day. Moores Employment Bureau, 122 East Third
street, st. Paul. 80S
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-29
ANNEX.
DISSOLUTION.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP,

The co-partnership heretofore existing under the
firm name of Engel veyl. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. The business of Bookbinding and
Blank Book Manufacturing will be carried on as
heretofore by Frank Engel, at the old stand No 10
Wabashaw street, who assumes all liabilities of the
old firm and who is hereby authorized to make all
collections due said firm. Signed,
FRANK ENGEL,
CHARLES VEYL,
st. Paul, October 9th, 1880. 3o2
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MARRIED.

Reed's Gilt Edge Tonic regulates the bowels.
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DAINTING-P.F +. FITZGIBBON, house sndsiQu
i painting, No. 187 jackson Itreet as
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MIsCFLLANEous.

INDEPENDENT candidate for the I.eoislatnre
l. Country District-I hereby announce nye EFF as
an independent candidate for the Legislature for the
country district 81. j. BRAINARD. $685.
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DRIVATE FAMILIES in need of good help of
i any kind should leave their orders at Hotel Re-
porter Employment Bureau, 68 E Third st. 500
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LOST AND FOUND.

4 brindle cow, with slim horns; white star In
and her stomach; and her hind legs white. Anybody
giving information at 2O5 Twelfth, corner Minnesota
will be rewarded. 1904
OTRAYED OR sTOLEN-Dark bay horse, knee
~ sprung. Return to Berrisford's Bakery and re-
oelve reward. 298-303
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NEWSPAPER FOR sALE-In rapidly growing
~ western town. Address GLOBE office, st. Paul,
M1nn 300
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-01-16
Linden Wants II Railroad.

Linden has come to the conclusion
that she wants Il railroad, and thinks
she sees Il way to get it. The proposed
route DIVORCES from the Mineral
Point railroad ut the Ansley farm,
five miles south Of the city, and fol-
lows the east branch Of the Pecaton-
lea up to this village and thence to
the Military Ridge. II the company
proposes to extend its road to La
Crosse or st. Paul. this route, as com
pared with that via Dodgovlle, would
save ii several miles in distance, us
well as many yards of rock cutting to
the mile. The people here are becom-
ing greatly interested In the mNtter--
several informal conferences Of our
business men have been held-and
there is little doubt that u proposition
for u reasonable amount of aid would
carry the town by large majority. A
delegation of our citizens will probab-
ly lay the matter before Mr.. Cobb ut
an early day.-Cor. of Chronicle.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-01-16
Narrow Gauge Rail Road Acct
dent near MOnttOrt.

In our peacefully inclined and some
what business like little town, moth
ing unusual transpires worthy of note,
except, perhaps, what occasionally
occurs In and around our new rail-
road depot, to which small boys are
especially attracted, and sometimes
the larger ones. On Sunday evening
four OF the boys got hand-car and
"lit out" for the southern terminus
down by the church Among the
boys was Jerry. Jerry hadn't ridden
much ON hand-ear and consequently,
when the boys steamed down the
grade toward the depot 1T u velocity
which made his hair stand and
brought to mind all the dime novel
hair-breadth escapes he ever heard of
he concluded to put on little oppo-
stion in the shape Of muscle-brakes.
He reached for the crank, but little
curve in the road caused him to reach
u little too far and the upw ard stroke
took the stomach part Of that youth
with few appendages in The way of
legs and arms, up and out and over the
embankment into the ditch. He had
been to church in the morning and II
good old deacon had solemly ayerred
that he had II premonition of coming
death to some member Of the eongre-
cation before they met again. All the
solcmnity of the morning service set
tied down on Jerry and he groaned
and would have died. but the boys
came back and gathered up his re-
mains. They got him to believe his
time hadn't come, and he now limps
around our streets 4 sadder and L
wiser man, Herald.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-01-16
From Highland.

Cur little village il worry Quot
after the holidays. Our schools
are again opened, and things look
bright for the beginning Of the new
year.
Nicholas They're died at Center
Vile last Friday and was buried
here last Saturday. He was about
% years Of age, and died Of heart
disease.
The trial between Patrick Lynch
and Henry Ostenhalt, for assault
with intent to kill, was tried before
Esquire Hand, last Saturday. Mr.
Ostcnhalt was fined thirty dollars
and costs of suit, which amounts
altogether to about sixty dollars.
Mr.. Aldro jerks, of the village
Of Dodgovillo, has been spending i
u few days in our village.
There is considerable mining
going on here MT present. Bennett
Hoskins Il George are now sinking
q new shaft and are running tw.
shifts. They calculate to get dowl
before the Spring opens. b. IT
Kreul 4 Go. also have force o
men Mt work in their mines. Mr.
Charles Ohlerking is still pushing
his works right along, with II good
prospect in view
Hon. Il. Kennedy will SO I,
Madison and occupy his seat OF
the 18th inst. Dick will fill hi,
seat about rs compact ms any mem
Der in the Capitol. The people .
this district has made very good
choice in elccting MIR. Kennedy to
the legislature.
The Red Ribbon club of this
place is still holding its regular
meetings every Friday night, and |
believe it is going to hold its own
Several joined last Friday night
The club has q programme Of cxer.
cises every meeting, consisting o,
singing, speaking and select read,
ing, which is very amusing and
interesting. Members from other
clubs are invited to come and spend
the evening with lis.