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Oregon reports her surplus OF wheat for
expOr, at 100000 tons.
Ga account Of tie drouth the Galloway
county fair has been indefinitely postponed.
Marion Manning, died al his home near
High Point, August 2lst. His death was
caused from hemmorrhage Of tho lungs.
st, Louis had q generous sum-$993 ,053, 80
10 spend upon her EenoolS during the past
year. otthis money 1888. ss2,23 were used.
The income from taxes IN England is
aboutes 50. 0Oo, 900, (S4OO, 900 OOO( OF this sum
AboulG28 O0J, 900 or $l40,0 OO, 900, goes to pay
the interest on the national debt.
Three wagons oontaIng 10 all about twenty
persons old and young, passed through town
Monday on their way 10 Aurora Springs.
They hailed from north Of the river and ex.
poet to remain until cold weather.-CA!itor-
nia Democrat.
The world Is coming to an end on the
l3sh Of November, sc. Gays the Wright County
Home-Talk. 1t iuiher adds that IL wishes all
delinquent Subscribers to pay up, 80 that. it
can meet its fate with a clear conscience, and
get a start in the new world on a cash basis.
The directors Of the Cole county fair baye
lxed the price Of admission at Fifty cents,
aud there Is considerable kicking going on
over IL. There is q probability that the
directors will reconsider their determination
John Sherman sold ninety,aYe million
dollars 10 bonds Tor coin with which TO re.
deem the greenbseks. These bonds will
coal tho people Il they run thirty years, 10
interest alone one hundred ana fourteen
million dollars-priHcipal added--two hun
dred and nine million dollare, and vet We are
not appy.-ludlsnapolIs Sun.
Further returns from Kentucky show the
election Of eight Greenback.. members of the
legislature, and a large numbsr of county
officers elected. In Trigg County, Weaver
lsst fall received % votes; at the recent elec-
ton the party polled 55l votes, ana similar
gains are reported all along the lino.
They organized a debating club 10 Dead
wood last week. The fact that the president
was q dead shot and sat with two fsvolyers
in his hands kept the society in comparative
quiet while the questions, tOught q aIsh
to beat four aeesH' and ais It wicked TO
lynch Me1icans on Sunday r.; we're debated.
when they tackled the question: "Ought
you to hre when q man reaches for ms
nip pocket, or are you bound TO wait till
you see whether irs a revolver or whisk,
bottle he's drawing!" came up, the president
couldn't control them, aud Aye funerals
were the result.
Billy Williams on his trip to the Aurora
took The occasion to explore a large
about four miles from the springs. The
has about a dozen chambers and is said
10 be at least three ISiles in length. In one
of these eayerns a large number of human
pones we're discovered several specimens of
which Mr. Williams brought 10 this office.
as TO how they got there or TO what race
hey belonged is hard 10 tell. Another and
moro satisfactory expiration is TO be made
lifornia Democrat.
The Greenhackers that we meet every.
where are noticing the change of sentiment
q respect to our movement; they say that
heir views are respected now, and are fast
becoming populpr and 80 hear EXPLANATIONS
surprise after our meetings, from our
ireenbaek friends, In speaking oipatties that 4
Vere considered the hardest cases to deal
With in their vicinity; they are coming out {
no manifest q great Interest to understand
'bat our principles are. The car Of progress
- NNNA AkNAAN ENNAk Ia hHG uAAEu hlAIHA L.
nothing can stop 1t now but our own !
caIolsssness. They are ~arousing 10
ne necessity To act on these questions OF
m~onopolies, and to consider the
liant strides thoy are making toward enslav +
1g the classes that produce our wealth and !
eYelop our Eesourees,-Hon. Chas. Jsnkins, ,
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PETERsoN's MAGAZINE for September Is al d
and, as usual, ahead of all otherF, The
sading feature, for this month, Is an elegant I
teel engraving, "Blind Milton Debating :
'aradise Lost to his Daughters" after the .
'orld'amouS picture by MaBkacsy, the o
reat Hungarian artist 1t is accompanied T
y an illustrated article on Milton's Lilo and 9
'Oetry, that is of much higher character
nan suoh articles ordinarily are. The usual /
siA, c,lored steel fashion plate, a I
OF this mag zine; the usual colored 4
AItern, which, this month, is the head Of a
iady Washington, 10 be worked on Java 4
the usual array OF engraYings of the q
'thl0ns, patterns Tor the work table, etc. :
make up the other embellishments, =
.mong the stories there Is a powerful one. y
The crimson Phial," By Lucy II Hooper; =
two %noYelois, s'rhe Siege Of Yorktown" =
y Msry v. Spencer, and 'sThe Counties" 4
= Ann 8. stephens, are continued; bat all 9
le stories, W fact are good. Every lady
to be 3 snbscfiber 10 "Petersonn
The price 10 bus Two dollars . year. 4
th great reductions 20 clubs and costly y
TO the person getting up the club. o
y not too soon, either, 10 begin 10 get up a
Ibs for 1884. Specimens are sent gratis for o
3 purpose, II written for. Address ChAe. IA