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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-24
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tnresa IA is,,S .hc,Ss kc~~s.
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shorjd be Ssor;aed for ~ n.rr ~.
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q hcrniea M sdvcntmrr,. r." vsSt
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~ az tn coesnfrv ~ sr,s.s
mSst - sionced
SENATE.
The provision that no part Of the
moosy appropriated 1or he eeversl
sase, iDelsase and peptectioe Of M
Navy IN The llne Of eonsfrno1ion ma
repalrs q any wooden min. MN
Y estimated cost a sseh sspain
naasd cost Of 3 ~ sSin a. ~ ~ |
~ and like matesial. eave ~ 20 n
0ng dobofe. Thopeovioion amno1lled |!
. 6x the limit 6 % mr. cenE ~
lGTeed to. When the noraRranh nm.
81 .OUO. 100 joF a. eomnie.
Ion q iron 49, IN aeoneIlence vsifh
b recommendatjono Of fho MI
Advisory Board W. reached. n.
obenoa roviewed the history al iron
aads and ssgued that no aSuronris.
ION should b unade ne prsnenf To-
b co0plotion Of any Of NM
ut that even II monev
!sse Appropriated for others
vec.,3e1 ~. ~ ~I61s "
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-24

The H. Losls Reps6ticas thus
svrass The coa,plaints a uDeoo.meeal
lists whe peosess to - dancvr {. IL
yer being ssed 70 ny s6the natio.'s
debt: "Thass ioaruah which ~ tor
turing their sosk over The appsshes-
siSn that silver nay - feseed o. he
h"ldess q Tie psb,ic debt, make
tie nse1ves extssmsly shsssd. These
now sbost 81. - oliver IL The
T'sasary. Thk veold ct Q vaet A.
ure 10 paying . psb,ie DIT q % 90.
dWH,o0o. We have bssu 1vs ysass d
''srumulating sbost 9s,soayS0o oliver
IN The TSsasury, dusisg which tine
eSooy go - q ths ~ ~ beeo ia.
Silver aeeo0slates b ~ Trseeury
1t the rats - g 80 80 snnsally. a,d
We my Tie ~ q ~ sats q 6lsa.,
ooo.oU. Tbe danger thsssabss y ~
csedisoss b alas0iag. Truly. n
peop's whs ass trying y esajsre - |
. spirit q alarm 0eed ~ y suf. |
p''sed that their dgsagy eeoumns q
Misrepresentation snl
noasense nsst - eehes vpppenae
lSe0 ~ pssp1s than sllsoes, 6eeiulsa
~ ssotsopG" J
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j 0IA1 ouA.
! '0e Wae ysoag l1aar abeu1a Il
vhlspsD6 = ~ 60 q - QoDAsn
- ss0o 0hsoesD jeu6nalA -
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spssiag ~ vsallA, ~ poQA 81
0pssesoeo q Sug WegGesQ s9an1
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0est ela0sge0 aDf pgeeahly ~
- Soeev1o& t. eeoo U.ao,
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esaele No. Hs9see 81 1900 &c
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bloekio9. Vkieh ~ S1ooe - q
ID peso5ea white or evil !esuseose |
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Ioe Psopeseey q eom1esseg TOM
No. 'sso ~ 'oaeesheee q eaeseS
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sseoee asee q sestaSs Ieso u mp q
~ olnegsop Win psoepesess eo0- q
seieSas ehee bes psoPse ass tsts1h- a
~, eosespsk,ng aed independent; q
- - - ost Of deoe and amply q
- y oeseeasn . sspeesSoeo sseo
ssvessosse ~1ssese - I'D g h-|P
"sessso q me Fsde'al power; thes u
v peepse oeve IeoS soee become q
'esssy u'ea o. oesng eempe1Sed % o
- ~ q supply . seseSe soe carpet q
'ogen 49, o'osee-dowa political u
lesss tnee Ne e0es ssjsse'ee would q
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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-24

The Int las1nllmssts q spring
charter and toV0 cjeoejo0D b New
YOek show unilbsn Do0oee11jc
gains. Net eoly have tho DsnoesalD
increased tbeiS stgoogth ln thesopog-
viso9 boards q 10 Do0oegnlje 0ouD-
tiss, bst thsy have voa hugely h
a.,unlDeo vhieh have beoa hespeoobeo
firmly Rspsbllees. TIE tilal
wave u ~ Neve0ber ~ ~ vt
sesxjed. bst - ~ csatsa.y = co.
ssanily gaisiag stseDgth tbrosghest
the coootsy.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-24
TIN NICARAGUA oAuAI

I'm U1OAAA0OA CANAL.
General Grant, who he's been foe
sooas time interesting hinself In Tie
Nieassgus canal seheass, The lfexi-
en- railroad system and he Msxiean
reciprocity treaty with Tie United
States. asd who = peshaes 80 q ~
bese Informed men 10 ~ eoantsy
eoocssnjng the practical vee9inu q
seeh, makes son,e very stssog poinls
IN favor a ths Nieasagua eanal. In
TIE asst p,ses he puts ~ Susipes q
ths canal q 5000. 900 tsas . yeas. .
small toll upou which voaIl nv .
aatr Interest 90 Tho money invssoel.
Ne credits California and Ogesen
With sbi0ping l,7so. 600 tses w. sps
Horn dss3eg the past year. Iftbb
tesnags eeulsi BE- shipped b -
kshniaa canal there woalA - . ~.
Ing IN time for sailing veassls evsP
The Caps Horn route betvesa ean
F'eseases and Earopsas pesls ell
eighty days. The ssviag a time b !
Ass(Ss)6ao porte wosld b eoer,.
spssdingly ss.ss.
To expesse IL operating the easal |
b estimated 1t oaly >oooyeoo . yen.
which b eoly . snajl pr essG ef,he
estimated reeeipls. He gegnsas u
eoopSstloa Of The eanal . a. extea-
Ion q ~ eosst ise a esr naeieo.
whIeh weo)d give 80 eeatseliins %.
lsesse ID ths polIljeal alAiu e ~
Csotsal Americas 0lnSs threaeh
Which & wosIl pas,. This aAvasocap |
,Sswsd fiu0 . political slos6psink
- 0ssssal regards a egsat inpse.
a1ce - he United 6eales. He an
'ssheods - da,sgssoas. rivalry nom |
- Fasane casal, even ID ~ event
~ eo0poetieo. He holds 4 vsa)d
ee soly the tramc Of he eeaat a
)ssth America, for The reasaa that I
- Nicaragua soute b lbasaeso ~,
heseoe b00 Gan rsooelDeo 60 h {
1oee0 ~ 0oo1h AuaR3enn aA,H~ 4
ne q soly abest l,soaeoo tses. !
swing q lsase S,Sooveoo teas ~ ~ 8
|toosagoo g0o1o. IT. 0ooaenl sanma a
Aess 1svseea 0oeA stsdI y ~ q
)hQ0a ~ III 0nnnnaaano e~--I~
'sts1. q ~ vhish -. ssasesly 6IV
'aGssvtp y
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-24

A Republican exchange nssssn-
fully observes that ''the sppsstunity
which lhe session-now eo0lng 70 .
disastToos e3ose-o@esed D The Re.
Psb'ieas party was 10 mako . sub.
seaot6sl redoclioa q tasi1 apd reve.
mae TAXATION ana thus antieipa1s ~
WINK that The coming Coagssss nusG
do. Tbess oppostsnities ~ sapidly
fading away, aud the country, d.
appointed ard disgustsd, b besis-
ming to look forward - the diapclu.
iion ~ The present Congssss with
Serlings u relieC." Ths next Coa.
grrss. ~ hr - the Houss h eoa.
rr'ncd. will MT disappsiat ~ q.
l'ec's'h'"s Of ehepsople. The najosity
b coa'p'assd u nea-naany ftueh
from the peopoe-whe hevs Sveeived
their commands and have The coar.
sgr 10 "'ry them. Nolhing sheet a
n reduction q o1a0, 80 annually
~ iasilf ard revenue TAXATION win
sai.sly them, ard 70 accomplish this
ahssnes4issof Tie Dsasoesneie major.
ny viii Be- sxested.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-24

oonn H A0theoy mllod lbr Livae.
pei.
0ooklu, -. A-Tbaa PltsnaE
~, otyo1oe0 - Q Pha0iT H.sf -.
nsnan, = dlbshaqDoa
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-24

Professor ssnssr Isesotly dslivsF.
81 )oatsse % 8sooklyo 10 which -
eaabosn1sd ~ theory that Tie dsoih
and deny q dsuDkasds sad "
vic1oo0 ven % illustsalioo q TIE
natural Nv e1ss)eseloo and ths sus.
vival q ~ Atsest, b which ~
hsnaas mo- W. being iopsovoa, ahnd
that any interference thsssvilA b
psssesve them, was's esstsavsstioa
u The hw ~ naGsre. PSuAihltjooisls
and social SsehsDen have ID this
theory . sesjoas stumbllng bjoek
throws ID theis waytevasd . realisn-
t'os of their eejeeG 1.-THE tbeosy b
. correct eoe-whjcA viii Mt Be
geoesally sdnlt1eiD-the hattie vhich
b telns wagsd Sor lhe rsdbsnatios Of
mankind viii 10 the end bea hossea
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-24

TIE King q Italy osdsss u, 70.
s III. q spseis payneats "a the
0eh g Apgil.
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The report comes from Texas That
. nember q citizens. Including Pn,,-
dsnt 0onsajss, ssvssal uener.ls NJ
the army and buslness men: h.v.
osoes'ssd . syndicats to psorurs an
sm@enss traet a mining, agricultural
sad ssasing lands In Northern
AexSoo. It b said . survey ia nov
being made q 1901, 100 acre.. vh,c,,
ne eo0pany gsls 1t from 10 10 q
ess@ % aers aud win dispo,, Of Ia
Aoes'oan immigrant It . fhir proat
me syndicate b said 10 reorpeent
0.oooy0 900 capital.
A Ssw grains Of The ether,,l NJ, ~
passIey dropped on . handkerehi.e
Nd placed before the nose Of an ~.
innate q vieisss hosss, II h ,aid.
never fails n quiet his irrital,e ~
pssse'oo asd make him for The NM. |
'sang perfectly manageable.
1ne kiag q Italy osdess IL 70. |
'sopelea q spseis ;paynent, On ~. !!
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-24

50 Pieeeo a Bloek and AaDogto0
Coleesd eatins, II 'bhese lsoGths,"
vnsying fiom thsse - liz yasds, u
the populnf standard Gho6ee, Win -
SID q . eootD leD - Tie yasd than
theie poal volua
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-24
SANDS 4 DOYCE.
DIZZY 0OODsHOARPETs WALL PAPH

In At Dssegatisns, ~ have called
fkuu tbe ]eading manulhstasiss The
.ssst slylish pattern. ssd pssssst The
)eadlng aad eemmaadinG stock.
In Flsesntlne asd Embosssd 0ilts
u stylss ass Indeed wosks a at,
pasasiag - thsy ars II dssign ard e.
lset. No sr.is6' 90 eoaA Improve
~ bissdisg q The artistic eo,osingA
asslhslie - they IN. npoblniag oil
TIE ssssntisboS beauty In variety and
richness.
Tbsspsing patterns IL Mieas, satins,
TiDas, White and Brown Blanks, To-
gsGhsr with The MOST complete stock
q DseorsEiess, esesistiDs a Frsises,
Dados, Extensions, Csatrss. Cosnsn
Raib, Pansb. Etc., for parloss, bed
rooms, l,alls and dining roems.
OURTAlN0.
Newest styles IN OH Shades and
Laee Curtains, Broestells6,
TO-, In new e0bots and ca)orines.
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oeo0I = o 3.


TAo Leo0on 1ule pshosh0s ~
poet ~ 0GDonl C1mn1 oo0 NJ -
oeoA = speod . ~ nsa1hs q H.
49, thbyooe.
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ullDo = 00YOk

epos1al dosigne 81 levely Dew eesae'
lapia CAsps1D, ~ Dow - e9hiea-
To % eur Dsoodvav CAspst 1eeas.
(asoosu1s1o thseagh sss Main sesset
ssl0 seeo)
Our lmus0se tso6e % CArpe(s e.
ab1es @ y eeatssl many Psivabs AID
spoelol dmigns q leadlag n,aoufho-
t9rss.
10 Choiee Hattoeas % Flae Wool
Casps1s. d InGssiss and Thrss-plys.
WRalIss.s II ssw stylish sojosiass
asA dolgns II Tapestry Bsussek
. RjehanA lovely dsslgss In Hody
DuDolA
The hoodse0e Dew dsslgns In Az
misses: Aeqostts, Wiltoa and Ve'-
NJ, ase sleh beyoo6 description.
Matthias, Lins1eua Oh Cloths,
caspst Rapsr, Reg, Mats, Cssnies |
eu1s 0tair Re1A Otssoaas, Hassesks,
Piane asA Table CovssiaGs ID esdle1s !
vasisty.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-24

Omaha Asraid: ''Thsss goes Jay
GOULD agnja.vith . thoasaoa dsllas
check Nos sul1sing CIoelssatl, asd
with ths added weight a hb pewse-
Eui neoe aid jn0ueoee ueging ~
b,,sissss uss q New Yesk % esuna-
Inc fos thejr sslisk lisa gEssG pity
that ths eosntsy doss ~ esetain
ihoasaods q Jay Ooslds ins1sod q
oss 70 bsild sp - vsstj plasss with
theie Colossal enterprises ard 10
soothe ~ su0ssing Il The slek and
heavy la1eo with tbespjeodSd bean
" u ths3r penooal ehesjtles."
1ntssjoe OopostDeot a0eiab ~
somewhat sensitive over ~ Yellow.
slOae Park leaGe baslssn. Assistant
Secsrtasy Jaslyn fseh aggsisvsd that
the Sajis0 q having na6e the jease
has b q thrown sntirely upea him.
He asserts ~ asrasgs0sat va pse.
fscssd y oGhss parties, asd that 10
mesrsy carried ost The sxpssssd q.
der u Secretary Teller % ~ mallee.
Nj. Joslyn eansot b blaned ~ -
string to paaes Tie Fsrposslbllity a Il
where It bs3oogs. There b noehisg
about the busjoess II which any ooe
n.y EEL pGoo6.
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SANDS T. BOYCE.


Csssssg 0se u Cso.A,~y.
We will continue our sale Of Cloth.
log until the entire stock IL di.,n...
a.
Uhinchills Ovsrceat. worth Sso.m
win be sold 1t el2.00.
: Oregon Ksssey Coats, worth slom
rsduced 70 $500.
Blanket Lined listers, worth s7.:N
reduced 70 $500.
Cassiners Suits. worth e.;oO ~.
duced 20 $500.
Cass'mirs Suits, worth $saw. n.
ducsd to el20o.
Dress suits. worth >ss.oo, reduced
to >s2.6o.
Black Dress Suits. worth sss0o r..
doced to 126.O0.
Fine Tosect Suits. worth 80. oo, =.
duced 70 5000.
Ba0h)o Overcoets. worth $.SU r..
duced 70 )1e.OO.
Coon and Badger Fur Coats, worth
oo0.OO. reduced 10 SIS 90.
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me. I" = - domoo0 = 0soal
Ds,1alo jant 6 NJ tioe. ny havo
uoenty a ~ 0eeesA ~ vas1sey q
~ Dsobss - aals 10 Nestb D.
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Tvsovo e. 10Ey Weso GIveo -
~ laoost bolDet ~ Un6ooa ooa1D
ssse1se - ~ 1jshiOns Laoln1s1nsa
Ferry VIII nsse ~ ~ vAisA bslso
Wio6oA.
r.s.ias $780, ~ ~ I.
Ne voo)1G aod ~ 6ao 1Saoe1oeo
As1oAfn Vao1D o knoV Vhat kl00 q
. Tssasases thoe 0labe ~ ~? Net
. nopoboieao 60.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-04
Dubuque.

DUBUQUE. April 3.-The city election
Yesterday resulted in the success OF the en-
tire Democratic ticket. Fred. OdennelFs
majority FOR mayor will be 1900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-04
Prussia and the vatican.

LoSD0Y. April "a dispatch 10 The EX-
change Telegraph Company from Berlin
SAYS: Although Prussia. in it, answer 10
Cardinal Jacobini. Papal Secretary OF state.
refused 70 eoncede the demand, OF the
Cardinal relative 10 education and the 1p-
pointment II priests. there are still hopes
II q compromise. The answer OF Cardinal
Jac0biui. which is expected to-day. will 20
far towards deciding whether the ncgotic-
tons are 20 fail entirely.
Tie National ZeituHJ confirms the state
ment that Prussia m its note asked thai The
Vatican make concessions IN regard % Civ
ing notice Of any appointments OF clergy
before Prussia enter, upon The task Of no.
diving the May laws.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-04
Religious Riots i'm CeylOu.

LONDON. April 3.-Adyices from Colon
DO. the capital city Of the island Of Ceylon.
report that vicious riots have occurred
lately between the Buddhists and Papists.
The Catholics seriously objected TO the re-
ligious procession Of the Buddhists, IN
which was carried the crucihX surmounted
by monkey. This latter combination,
which the Papists held 70 be an insult TO
the Catholic religion, brought about vio-
lent physical contest in the streets, when
was only stopped by vigorous efforts on the
part Of the troops, who dispersed the rot
ers and restored peace without bloodshed.
A number Of the participants were, how
ever. roughly handled, and several broken
heads were scored.
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TIE Geneva Award.

LoNDoN. April 3.-In the House Of Com
mons this afternoon Lord Edmund Fitz-
maurice Under Foreign Secretary. in
reply 70 Mr.. Kennard. who questioned
him with regard 10 certain structures which
appeared recently in a New York newspa-
per about the manner in which the United
states had dealt with the sum awarded by
the Geneva conference for the conf ensa-
ton OF sufferers 10y the dcpredations Of
Confederate cruisers. said 10 was contrary
10 the usage and inconsistent with the dig
nifty 81 the House 20 base discussion upon
a passage 10 @ foreign newspaper destitute
# official character and only representing
the opinion Of IT. own writers. He said
the Alabama question wa, now only Of his
torical importance and the Government
had no interest IN the manner in which the
American Government disposed Of the
money.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-04
Tho planets in April.

The astronomical editor OF The Prov
deuce Journal sum. up the events for the
present month a. follows: April Is a dul
month on planetary records. Scarcely an
incident Of note culivtns lis monolonoIs
routine. An invisible eclipse OF the
moon: an invisible occuitation OF Beta
Capricorni; an invisible conjunction OF
Mercury aud Neptune; an invisible con-
junction Of Venus and lambda Aquarn,
complete the unsatisfactory aspects OF the
PLANETS. But all days are not heid-days.
stars must have their seasons OF restas wen
o. planets and human beings. Before many
months have passed meetings and pariings
on the celestial road will be a conspicuous
by their presence a. they are now by
their absence; life will be astir among our
ncighbors, the planets, and we shall WEI
come their reappearance. surrounded by
All their former prestige. Even WITHOUT
exciting events nothing can be more grand
than the dome Of Heaven powdered win
stars: nothing more varied than The ceies-
I tial picture nightly unrolled over our
heads. II Is well for our appreciation OF
the shining picture that i is sometimes
hidden by clouds, and thu ii is not always
seen in its most brilliant phase. Emerson
I saws. and all who love 90 study the heavens
will endorse his view: I" II the stars should
appear one night in a thousand years, how
could men believe and adore and preserve
! for many generations the remembrance oil
/ the city OF God that had been shown
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SHOCkOE MlLLS.-PUk RE- GROUND
- NOVA SCOTIA PLASTER Import this
plaster In Tie Lump ana grind a. ordered. Aitcr
l.yen wears pcriercc asa eaarantee p ~ hfani
to s -it~inr ~ ANY an tne market. special prices
. IN l.rsa 1usutirie,.- WARMER NOOhl. Import
cr and Nauuf1cturcr 10 Plaster Dealer in Lime
Cement &C.. seventeenth street south side Doc4i'
an I-fNYt
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DANVuLE.

~Er TlGC-ES OF TIE LEAT-ToBAtlo IhADt-
fyTERNAL REVENUE NATTERs- TALL
TOWNSHIP -prAKs-TEANsFEE OF REAL
FsrATE-uEArH OF A CoLoRFD NAN-PEE-
~0NlL- METHODIST ITLM>-s4Lh OF A
HENRY CEoP-EAIEoAD ITEM.
rC.~e.rancence of TIE Richmond uisuaich.l
APRIL 3. 1SS3.
Caut,in T. +. Brown. of The Tobacco
Association. reports that there were sold
i'm last month i.922.-4 pounds % leaf -
bacco o. ~ average 81 S12.11 per hundred.
and iu Che last SIX months It.S4G.ol1 81
5000. I'm March. 1s>2. there were sold
2lG9.q22 pounds IL Se4l. and in tie first
six months q the last tobacco wear
I3.711.650 pounds IL 500. The raln oi
@2.-5 in the average for last month Is re-
raarkable. and so is that 81 81 10 The aver
age for the .a-- ,iX months.
Colonel Rau,,t9n. who qualified on oltur-
dav for the Office 90 collector u internal
revenue f0r this district. had flied bond Tor
500. 1000 rs collector and for $1,000 a. Dis
bursting agent. The values transferred
vcre as follows: Tobacco and cigar stamps.
$50. Do -; special tax stamps, $40; Is
scssment lists. -. g2+.S9. Colonel Rau.stol
ha. also been appointed custodian Of the
custom-h0use and pO,t-ofice building. ans
VIII assume charge q 10 Is soon - II Is
ready 20 be- turned over 90 him by the
superintendent.
The Conservative voters Of TUrstaI
township pronounce IN favor oi nomina-
tion- iv county convention. and say That
they d. VIII recognise ali independent can
d-dates 81, enemies 10 The partF and W.
worthy Of Che support q true ConseTYa-
tives."
There were twenty-five transfers q real
estate I'D D4uylie and North DanNille du'
ring l4,r month.
The funeral u Lewis lyey. who was
somewhat distinguished man amongst the
c1lorel people I'm TIRE days oI reconstruc-
ton. took place Oh sunday from the High
street C0i0rcd Baptist church. I'D othel
Cav, he va, the servant OF the late Judge
Gl.mer. and De was Away regarded - III
honest man.
The Methodist, Of North Danville. con
sideriDg Themselves a. having outgroWr
the church-buI'ding they are now using
are proposing 70 build one that shall COS
$4,000.
seven persons were received into tn
Lvnn-Strcel Methodist church cunda.
morning.
Mr. 7. Barrow. q Marrowbone, Hen
" county. has sold bis entire crop Of 10
bacco 10 Danyille house al $1,000 pc
hundred.
Captain :. 3. Fortune viii in few day
have hands all along the line u the Dan
Vile and New-River railway for httee
miles west Of Martinsyiile. ALPHA.
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