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LADIES Corn
"a INCHES WIDE, ALL WOOL,
C. CENTS.
Canton TTsrnels. So cts e1l cts. cts and 10 cts
1O-4 Sheeting Cotton, best make. "a cts
New Plaid Dress Goods p cts
Jr1co Dress Goods ali cOi0rs, l2H cts.
Atwood Flannel Suitine. - cts.
Back C@shm res. 25 cents
tOlOre3 CaShioeres. 25 cents
White Wool Fannels Il cts. % cts, % cts
Atwood Red TVgiI flannel Is cts.
Cloth for Boys wear. - cts. 30 cts, 81 eta.
1leccsSed bed Twill Flannel. 81 cts.
Ladies Tricot Cloth. "a inches wide. SO cts.
Chlldren's Rserglar-fiIaCe Hose, Is cts.
ladies. Solid Color la brigham Hose. 70 cts.
Hernrnad Handkerchiets, 5 cts.
Ladies' English Walking Coats, $500, $500 Si.00,
$500. $500 Sl8C0.
cOlOr~d silk Nelvets aIi coiO-s S125
l1rCcade silk Veivets. ali coloTs. S1.2S
black DrsSs SILK gsoS grain. % cts
1ed to1u1oT1s. 3 Cts. 81 Oh. 81 -. Sl53
700. biankets Der PAIR - u. 81 80 S3cl
Best Bstlsss Is Carpets. 10 cts IS cts.
So.t4nzh aI2 Lace. - Cts, - cts. ~ cts
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Inview OF the strange influence which rich cOrpOr-
ations able TO exercise legislative bodies, 1t
Is altogether likely that the Bell Telephone Com
pany VIII eventually succeed IN securing from the
Massachusetts, legislature the desired permission 10
increase It's capital from $4,000 900 TO S2O,0000O0
All the same, however, this doubling up process
ought not to be allowed: and it is 10 be hoped
there IS VET virtue enough left among the legisla
tors Of the grand old commonwealth TO prevent it.
To grant the request VIII simply enable that
already rich and grinding monopoly 10 issue
$l0,000o06 OF stock which represents to 1t 10 addi
tiona dollar expended but for which 1t viii receive
from the public that amount In hard cash, and
then the exorbitant rentals now charged will prob
ably be increased SO that dividends On the added
shares may be earned and paid. But for the same
fraud practiced by railway and telegraph COM
panieS passenger and freight charges and telegraph
rates would be very much lower than they now are,
as any one can uni Tstand by giving five minutes
thought TO the subject. stock watering is merely
a means devised by the ingenuity OF monopolists
for taking from the people a certain amount of
money, according to the forms OF law, and then
compelling them forever afterward to pay interest
on the sum so wrung from them, and legislative
bodies ought to put their foot upon the device
whenever they get chance instead of legalhing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-11

1t Is matter OF congratulation that one Of those
pests known as ''yoodOo Doctors got the full pen
atty Of the iaw-three years in the penilentiary-
for practicing his svfndleS on a poor colored
woman There still vacant cells in the nations
jalls for Other knaveS OF the same stripe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-11

Some OF The Presidents friends claim that Mr.
Morton, before leaving the country on his
Paris, declared he would not be candidate for the
Senate In case Mr.. Arthur concluded TO run. II
this be true. 1t may simplify the contest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-11

ican pension bill to pass, and only differ on details
IL Will be very strange II the bill fails TO get
through
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LADIES Wars

We have another supply Of NEwMARKETs in all
CIRCULARS and RUSSIAN CIRCULARS. quilted
hne1. AZ last weeks retflceC. prices W. are buying
These gods 81 20 per cent Sss than October prices and
Ar giving orr customers the benefit
81 Al SACQUES. n lengths and prices
MINI aud >ltIRREL-LISED CIRCULARS and
RUSSIAN G. EEtIAES
BEAVER MCFFS and TRIMMING n all shades and
yEces-
MONKEY. FOX and LINK MUFFs. chndren's Sets
81 Al % and upwards
BLACK EARE MUFFS. best quality. Satin lined.
81 . each
WILLETT i RUOFFS,
HATTERs AND TURNER'S,
o3-lm 90J Pennsylvania avenue
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Do not be alarmed. but the cholera Is In the city.
1t Is bottled there IS only bottle Just for
the doctors 10 look at from the outside. The
uncanny gift comes TO the Medical Museum from
the famous DR.. Koch, who has made study of the
germs OF the disease Custodians and visitors viii
please handle with care and not break the bottle
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- P z G I A L

- < L
We have Just opened an elegant line Of
DRESS GOODS
II al The shades at 11c formerly sold for 2c
Tricot Cloth. all pure wool. al
jersey Cloths reduced TO SIC Seal brown Plush re-
duced 70 s5 Elegant GOODS for Ladies Wraps.
CLOAES
We have few Cloaks let. which ne shall sell .. half
Ir3ce TO reduce stock.
J. 4. LCTTRELr. & CO.
90 81 Market space.
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12rH,
REGULAR WEEKLY REMNANT DAY SALE
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
On which day we shall offer
UNUSUAL ATTRACTIONS AND EXTRAORDINARY
BARGAINS.
REMNANTS" OF WRAPS
Encouraged by the success of our Remnant" sale Of
wraps last week we propose to offer an even more ex
traordina y inducement. by making $40 choice. in
Guiding some Of our most stylish garments
CHOICE, $40
Fine Black Solel Cloth Newmarket. Astrakhan Col
boo tes
KEENAN, FRI 10 %
Fine Green Berlin Twill Newmarket. double breast
ed, full back. trmmei with heavy wool plush collar
cuffs and around the bottom, Size Sc.
RIM AT ff PRICE SS
2 Fine Black Diagona, Cloth Dolmans doube-breast-
Cd Sasfn if.sth mi back finished with ornament
around the 3. tom. size So and 49,
RF,IN M BEIGE 10 ~ ~
Fine Brown Berlin Twill Newmarket wool plush on
collar and CUTS and down the 'front.' perfect shape and
k GNlS Ff PRICE SO 1893 GO
braided on the back and down the 'front.' Astrakhan col
RHMSANT PRICE 10 So
Fine Navy Blue Berlin Twill Newmarket. single
a %oRM thf f FK1r size s. 10000
Second foor.take the eievatorj. '''''
EXTRAORDINARY REMNANT SALE OF coroRED
SILKS
Of to Of o
Rennaa Price each line, although the pieces
thea srs Of
erated manutac Of Cheney Bros and the Otto
then "a ~
tona opportunity to secure beautiful SILK Dress at q
F Fs,is MoFs P pRi1 Ra PEE pEis $500
REMNANT PRICE FER YD....................... Los
12h yds. Garnet Silk, Ottoman.
- ys bs9S 9;S Slk n S'to6 ,aam,n
l2i4 yds. Wine Silk Ottoman
20 yds. Tan Brown SILK Ottoman.
% ID. olive Silk nttSmsn
4s Sds Navy Blue Six. Ottoman. AD
REMNANT PRICE PER YD ...s12s
ALL-sILK COLORED RHADIZMIR.
E EGEMhS Ff rRndE Pf pEk fP PD Is s
10 yds Bronz. Silk Ehadizmir
~ s sa Navy Blue Six IN khsd iaaa
50 IDS Vine siIk. IksadIzair
REMNANT PRICE, PER YD,................... 81 2l
The above Two Unparalleled Bargains, and
chasing Fine Silks at merely nominal price
CHOICE SHORT LENGTHS, IN BLACK BROCADED
VELyETS
~ yds Length. Black Brocade Velvet. regular price
| PRICE FOR REMNANT. Observation-Disclosures $500
81 yds Black Brocade Velvet regular price, 90 pei
pIRH,P FOR REMNANT eo7-
| 3yds. Black Brocade Velvet, regular price, s5 pc,
PRICE FOR REMNANT $40 OK
| 5yds. Black Brocade Velvet. regular price, So per
PRICE FOR REMNANT........ .s12.oo
81 yds Black Brocade Velvet regular price, 49, 40 per
| PRICE FOR REMNANT. ...........S1 80 z;
| COLORED BROCADE vELvETS.
IS yds Garnet Brocade Velvet regular price, 81 per
PRICE FOR REMNANT. .s45t
"a yds. Navy Blue Brocads Velvet. regular price
4yds Navy Blu Brocade Velvet, regular price 90 81
CHOICE HH sa6kT IESaTHs il QUiIFED Lis iNas
IL yds. Quilted Brown italian Cloth "a inches wide
F fsKkniE R Rs,fRs E Re INA r Nc.
2yds Quilted. Brown italian Cloth, "a inches wide
f FKfcE R Rs5fs R re- INA 81 a, g
| "a yds Quilted Brown Italian Cloth 81 inches wide
FETUE FOX Fox R KIT Iysfd NC a, e
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
| ONE PRICE ONLY.
81 Pa ave. Tdln 912 D street
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PERSONAL.

NIcDtvITT'S DETECTIVE AGENCY.-ALL BITSI-
M entrusted 10 this Agency will receive ptoint
ate ition Persons requiring Detective >ervice may
confdentialy rely on this Agency 10 preserve the ut
most secrecy and fidelity in ali transactions Infora
ton only furnished to reliable parties Consultation
free. JAMES A. MCDENIiT L. Manager,
Rooms and g. Firemans Ins. Bldg.
d3-3m Cor 9TH st. and La NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-11

The P1ester With which Nine saIisde e,tsbl,shea hsr
business and ths sole device USED By her for the r
and fancy pleatinUn y now Offered for sale Send Tor
circular. Nc. Est 18th street New YORK ocS-sn
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FOR RENT--OFFICES.

INOk RENT-OFFICE ROOMS VERY DESIRABLE;
L heated, single suite. at 6ls street northwest
near Patent Cffce General Post Office and New Pen
sion Office. Apply to D. G. LAWRENCE. Rooms s. g
and Z, tlS street northwest Ocll-2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-11

CuarD WrrHour MEDrcrss
prominent politician lately returned to the city
tersely Il do not take any medicines for
Cough Or HoarSepess. your
ELECAMPANE and HOREHOUND DROPS
do IL every time" he tells the truth in few words
they never fail to give immediate relief
Half TO ind packa2es 25c. only at
ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist.
dill Corner lAth and ]. and ID aud d SITS NV,
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W ANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-TO BUY FOR CASH, NICE SIX TC
w eight-room brick house. desirably located. suit
able either for home Investment. Address Bo,
Ill. Star Office. n21-36t
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FOR .RENT-STABLES.

NOR RENT-STABLE. ON 40 FOOT ALLEY BE-
L tween 9Th and 7th and and F streets northwest;
convenience for carriage and two horses Apply
TO rHOS. L. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Broker. 9i7 +
street northwest d5-lm
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FOR RENT-RoOMS.

THOR RENT - Two UNFURNIsHED ROOMS. on
second floor; also, furnished at 81 2lst street
northwest dist
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

NOR RENT-FINE UPRIGHT AND SQUARE Fl.
u amos for rent at V. BECKER'S warerooms sol 9th
street northwest. dl0.3ts
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-07-18

There seems 70 be an impression in
waterbury, Duncan ana!!other portions
of Buffnlo county that lumber can be
bought in w~oonsocket and LAID down
in the above mentioned localities as
cheap asst can be bought in Kim5all.
In fact we believe the waterbury pa
pers have so stated. while in Plan
kinton this week we called Mr.. Lind
ley's attention to the matter, and he
requested us to state that he would
duplicate at his yard in Klmball any
receipted bill that can be brought
from W oonsocket, or anywhere else
for that matter, if he has to sell lumber
at less than cost to do 1t. The bust
ness men of Kimball appreciate the
trade Of the northern counties, and
they will meet any prices that a be
made by any town in Dakota.
I herby certify that | was insured
in the Dakota Fire Marine, Insurance
Company and that on the 9th day of
July my stable was burned up includ-
ing a fine horse and six tons of hay.
! notified the company on the 7th:on
the 9th the Adjuster came and saw
the ruin of my stable and the 10th !
was paid the full amount of my in
surance. / take this method of
thanking the company for their fair
dealings with me and the promptness
with which my loss was paid and
advise farmers to insure in said com
panY. July. 10th 1884.
wks. John Zilka.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-07-18
Scooped Again.

Dispute the fact that the Chamber
lain base ball club were twice noti-
fed by the secretary of the Kimball's
that no game could be played on
Saturday last, owing to the absence
of Colvin, W. S. Jones, Ware and
Clark, they put in appearance just
the same and demanded a game.
Our boys fora long time refused to
play, which only made the visitors all
the more anxious for a game. Capt
Jones finally gothis hack mp and af-
ter some talk, ordered the Kim
ball boys to don their suits and re-
port to the ball ground, to which
did under protest. -Four substitutes
from the crowd were put in to fill up
the places of the absent men, and
finally after about three hours OF
wrangling the game commenced
with the local club at the bat. 1t
was evident that the Chamberlain
boys pinned their hope to a new
pitcher they had found, but when the
kimball's had batted him for ten
runs in the third inning they We're
all at sea-. Cregar their old pitcher
was hunted up and although strictly
against the rules Of the game the
Kimball boys made no objections to
his taking the place Of another man,
He pitched the remainder of the
game, but nothing could save them
and the result was a complete victory
for our boys. Smith relieved I1nan.
who was in bad form, from the pitch.
ers box for a time and done some
effective work. Frank Gilman UNI
PRED the game in a most satisfactory
manner and was highly complement
ed by both clubs. The game was
pleasantly contested although. Be
low is the score.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-07-18

Young lady enters dry goods store.
Polite salesman with a tired
SO a week smile on his beautiful
countenance.)
"Something, Miss?"
Young lady-"I wish some thread"
either will do"
"White or Black?"
Young lady-(With a slight nod.)
eyes sir"
P. S.-"Do you wish white or
black?"
Y. L. with resignation White.
P. Show many spools?"
"Two, sir"
"Both white!!'
ono sir; one white and one black
"What number, pleased"
ono. So"
P. S. getting desperately "Do you
wish the fifty white or black?"
Y. L. ooh black"
Polite salesman wraps up Tho
thread. Young lady hands HIM {
dime with a hole IN it and departs
P. S. completely exhausted sits him
self down to grieve over not being
born a sacred white (not black Gle
plant,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-07-18
ssHE IS SMALL. BUT GAME"
And it will be a Very Cold Day when IL
Lowers His Head;.. Colder than
"Twenty.Fiye Below"

Well, Kimball got left on the coun-
ty seat petition, by lacking just
twenty five names of having two
thirds of the voters of the county.
The board of commissioners, which
met at Chamberlain on the 18th inst.
listened to all the arguments, and
then proceeded to sift all the evil
dence before them, and determine
the exact number Of legal voters IN
the county. 1902 was the number
determined upon as a basis to figure
by. The petition for calling for an
election presented by Kmball was
signed by 1862 votes, which was cut
down to ll1O by striking off the
names of those who at the instigation
of Chamberlain men, requested it to
be done. This left KimbalF twenty
five names sholt of the required two
thirds, consequently as we said above,
Kimball got left.
To say that the citizens of Kimball
are respondent, orln any manner DIS
heartened would be far from true.
On the contrary they are pleased to
know they came within a scratch of
winning. They have merley lost the
first heat. Neither are they IN any
way dissatisfied with the commissions
crs, believing they done the fair and
square thing all through, particularly
those of the board who would natural
ly flavor Chamberlain. The residents
Of Klmball are not, however, salts.
fed with the outrageous lies told by
representatives of Chamberlain to
men whose names were on the peti.
ton IN orderto prevail upon them to
withdraw the same. Had the Kim
ball mon been less conscientious in
circulating their petitions, and had
taken the names of those who are NOT
NOW VOTERS, BUT WILL BE BY NovEM'
Der, and whose names they had :
right to take, the result would have
been different.
AS for ourselves we are "happy as {
clam in high tide" county seat, or, III
county seat:-for Kimball will Away!
be the banner town of the county
We cannot lose that which we die
not possess, and even if We had los
something tangible we should no
mourn; we never cry overspllled mill
but wait till evening and milk thu
old COW again, and we still affirm thai
the county seat will be moved to Kim
ball.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-07-18
FOR SALE.

Nine horses, four ponies, FIVE a
riages, five sets of harness, one lum-
Der wagon, one spring wagon, one
half-platform wagon, saddles, brides,
etc. For cash or on time with good
security. Louis Richards,
If. Kimball. Oak.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-07-18
Repert Of School District No. 9 Kim.
ball Township, Brule County, Terri.
tory Of Dakola.

For the term commencing March tho 9th and
ending July 18th, 1881. Number of pupils enrolled
ID; average daily attendance, 8. Those who beaY
the highest standing in department are, Nervn
Mccartney, Minnie Klingaman. John Roberts,
and Ella Klingaman. Those having recitcd the
greatest number Of perfect lessons are, John
Roberts, Minnie Klinsaman. Belle Mccartney,
and Willie CAREY. Number of visitors. Is.
Mary Ryan, Teacher.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-07-18
Kimban. July End, 1884.

hlmbaIl, july 2nd, 1854.
All persons having done work Or
furnished material for opera house,
or in any way holding claims against
said building must present bills be-
fore Wednesday, July 9th, or the
owner will not be responsible.
Z. c. Smith.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-07-18

EsTRAY.
Taken up by the undersigned at
his residence q miles South of Kim
ball S. w. "A Sec. %, los 63 one
mule, light dun, rope around his neck.
The owner can have same by prov
ing property and paying charges. July
l4th 1884.
c. P. J.. Roberts.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-07-18

We have just put in a fine line of
the latest styles of crockery and glass
ware. Murray & Snyder.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-07-18

Mems Kip Plow Boots sl.75 per
pair, worth $500, at Robimon's
Shanty.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-07-18

Che w Palm Leaf Ping. The finest
Plug Tobacco ever offere to the trade
or sal c a Park d Park.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-07-18
SPECIAL.

Lemons at 40 cts per doz. at
Wells & Wagars.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-07-18

Choice New Orleans molasaes a
Park & Parks.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-07-18

Sewing machines repaired. AL
parts, needles and oil, at the Banner
Store.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-07-18

Oranges at 5 cts. each at Wells &
Wagars.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-07-18

Express wagons are selling every
day at Geo. Hutchinson's, but he
still has a few left. Bargains.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-07-18

A fine line of Ladies, Misses and
Children's Kid, Goat and Serge lace
shoes at $l.o0 per pair, worth 81 100
and 3d. at Robinson's.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-07-18

Sheet mnslc only locts. a copy at
the c. G.. G. store.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-07-18

All those desiring'to prove up, also
those desiring to borrow money, will
find it greatly to their interest by call
ing upon c.. C. Akin of Kimball.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-07-18

Step into the C. G. G. store and
look over the cheap counter.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-07-18

We sell no goods on time at the
One Price Cash Store. Park & Park.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-07-18

Sorghum Molasses at Wells & Wa
gars.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-07-18

Get our prices on Silver Plated
ware at the C. G. G. store.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-07-18

FoR SALE.--A moving machine
which has been used one year.
J. P. Bebee.
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DIED

II Slauesyi!le on Tic Sh inst, from
Con um2t;oH, Mrs. MANERvA 4. uocK-
MAS vito of John ~. Hickman. agel
So years 3 months and 70 DAYS She
caves = husband ani smull children to
mourn her loss.
Departed this lie, at bis residence
ou Short Mountain. ia this county, en-
.hc 30sh Of JenGary last, Mr. JACOB
MLsLAdLF, ia to .67th year Of bis
aga Nj. NJ. wds woIl known in The
eastern section Of the county. His last
words we're: II feel nay lino ia about
past; I am willing % % when the Lord
calls. My companion, Undressing his
wife, | Hant you TO meet me in IIcac-
en-. want the Camily 10 live life OF
peace and harmony, AM 70 keep tho
house q honse of prayer
In Petersburg, Grant county. on the
7th inst., AIr. JAMES w. BAKER. aged
abon. IL years.
La the same place, on tho OH ins' -,
Dir. AARoN . WELroN, agel about fl
Yesre.
Near Tie same place. on the 9th ms.
CHAELEa REGIsTER. eecond son Of slr.
]. y. Sc Sallie Sh be, in Tie l0ih year OF
his age.
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u IL " s o r. r. L. $ d.

Nj. THOMAS THoMp3oN, son Of our
worthy friend Daniel Thompson, ESD.
near Moorcfcld Junction, paid us q
pleasant call recently.
Oar delegates, SAMUEL L. FLourYoY
HENRY y. GTLEusoN, RoBEEr II. WASH.
INGToN and THOMAS W. KELLER. Is
qHire', left OF Mondsy morning last to
attend the Convention which met n,
Charleston on the 16s,l inst, to noni
nate delegates to tho Chicago Convcn.
ton.
Mr.. J.. VANCE GILKesoN Of Moore
field, spent Monday nigh; n. his fathers
cnroute 20 BAlimorc.
We hal pleasant call Monday night
from Rev. GEORGE W. FINLEY.
Mr.. GAERlT VAHMErEn and family
STOPPED with bis brother.in. law. James
y. Gibson. Esq, over Sunday on their
way 20 their new home in Tauquier
county, Va.
Judge JAMES D. AEMsTnoNG returned
fcom Pendieton Oh Saturday last.
Rev. @. W. F1NLEY left on TUESDAY
morning 20 attend Prcsbytery In Mar
tinsbars.
RoBEHT W. GGLKEsox. Esq, returned
from tic East last Friday.
hrs. Claude BfEnKAMp made ~ q
pleasant visit ) saturday, cyeninr.
Mr.. SAMUEL y. POWELL of Sedan This
county, was ia to sec us Wednesday
and renewed bis subscription. Through
him nc ate sorry TO learn that our friend
DR.. J. NJ. Miller of that ncigbborhood
has been quite inl sposoI lie also
informs us that a good deal Of whoop-
Ing cough prevails in that section.
We haa pleasant calls this week from
Mrs. FAYN1E FLouENoY and Mss JANE
L. KEHv.
Mrs. WILLIAM 6. HAMMOND attended
quarterly meeting OF Faifyiog last Sat
u5day aud Sunday.
Rev. WESLEY fIANuoND and vile ro-
turned from Cur bcrland yesterday
week.
Mr.. l. +. RANDALL was in TO see va
Wednesday.
IsAAc +. Brady. Esq, started to Bal
timorc Wednesday morning
Mrs FLORENCE FRrNCu WHO has been
absent since last Fall returned to her
homo in this place yesterday morning
accompanied oy her cousin Miss MAsorr
DEBEEE Of Baltimore.