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4 DIFFIcULr TASK F0R NIX. DoRSHEINER
A RUMOR THAT HE IS To WRITE GOVERNOR CLEyE-
LANDS LETTER or ACCKrTANCE.
ltyr ..li, ,,pttr rftr IL

LANDS LETTER OF ACCEITANCE
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TilErNEI
WA,HINGTON, July 2j.-A rumor Is current IN
Wa'hngtos to night to the effect that to Congressman
Dorscimcr has been intruscd the task " writing Grover
Ceyeldn1s letter OF acceptance duty which 1t is sad
ne regards more delicate and difficult than
the preparation OF the campaign " Life Of Cleye-
land" Oh which he is reported 10 be engazcd'
Governor Cleyeands friends said to realize, II he
not the importance OF having his letter OF accept
ance prepared By who is thoroughly c0nYersiit
with National political affairs and the broad issues IN
yoved in the pending contest The letter will, Of course,
be closely compared with the written by Mr.
Blaine, which sxtorr,d sucn high praise
from so censOTOus critic as the Edltor OF
The sun. Besides, IN order to bo acceptable 10 CiY
Service Reform independents" Mr.. Ceyeldnds letter
must be made to piece the Democratic pa'Isrn
resolutions relating 10 that subject ana couaierSc II
practicable the unfaYordbc impression produce" Iy ine
frank ana sincere aVOw"is Ot Mr. liehIl IA, -
Mr. Ccycand's letter VIII also be expected 10
deal with the tarf question in manner WHICH, Whlic
satisfactory to the free traders, will At the SAME tc h2t
OHcud or strengthen the suspicious "t the WoIh Scu
N-wJersey, New York and Connecticut II vii be Ieei
y perceived mat the task set for Mr. DOrShenri Is ~
easy aud If he succeeds I'm discharging with cic
he will earn the warm commentator not Only OF tOf-
enor Clc'elsnd but of the Democratic party at large
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PLANS foE 4 GEEIr IRHH MEETING.



BOsroN, July 2j.-At a meeting Of the
Executive Committee this aft the programme for
Tie Irsh dcGloas ,roa at Institute Building Thurs
day evening, August a. WI, completed Accumulation
will he provided for $4,000 persons, and seats will be
furnished the platform u 1000 invited guests There
wi De chorus Of $40 voices, assisted by consolidated
bands. The newly elected president Of the National
League viii preside ana viii be introduced by the Massa
chusetts Executive of the League the Roy. r. y
McKcnua, Of HUDSON Mass. There Will be some twc.vc
adGre- deliver doccupyngcn o. fifteen minutes each
Admission VIII be by ticket. for whicd nominal sum
will be charged. ana the net proceeds will be devoted to
the Parliamentary Inl The responses of Blaine, Ccye-
land ard Butler. the Invitations which have hccn
tended 10 tu"H are awaited with considerable interest.
Ilr second - OF invitations tIat has been sent oit in
cludes Judges DAILY AMI Donohue and Eugene Kelly,
Richard .. GOrman ami Henry +. Amy " New-i Orh
John Culinary shea, lnr author; the Rev. Abram Ryan,
p0,tpucsr - 'retiry O state. Mctirdth, or Missouri;
Iacharias Montgomery, o. san Francisco; General
John Newton, [. = 4; Major C0ppirger. L. ;. A Quar-
erucsier General NcN.nUs, Of connecticut; Robert G.
Winthrop aud President Eliot, Vi Harvard.
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Il SHORT SUPPLY or coal,

PHILADELPHIA, July 25.-The joint EXecn-
tive Committee Of the Lehgh and schuylEu Oo@l tx
changes met to-day and agreed to make no change ID inc
line and city and harbor prices OF coal during august"
The Philadelphia and Reading coal ana IRON ohci'iS
have not yet been consulted IN regard 10 suspension
next month There is some talk Of weeks stoppaSe 10
the latter part Of August As indication o! tle shoI
supply OF coal in tls market II IL stated tl9t TN nea
ing Company has only 5000 tons Of coal on ls WnatFcs
Port Richmond tn that the greater part pt u Is
nut and steamboat coal which are not Ia active deA@nu
At this
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TELECR4PHIC NOTES.
THE PENNsYLyANIA MTyTpg cox,

THE PENNSYLVANIA MINERS CONVENTION.
PITf>Bu re-, july 2J.Ihe coal miners, at their state
convention to-day elected president George Harris
Vcepre,ldent Louis Hopkins; secretary Richard Davis
treasurer Thomas A Armstrong. II was decided to
change the name from the Miners Amalgsmated AssO-
citation 10 the Miners and Laborers' Association The
convention then adjourned.
FOR BRISTOL IN A DORY
ROCKLAND, Ne. July 2j-Captain 1raynOr I'm his dory
landed 40 Msnicu Island, Ne, Wednesday afternoon
IN nine days from NewY0rk and started next morning
for Bristol, England Ne In good health and con-
ndent OF reaching mis- destination
HURT BY TIE FALL OF A TREE.
NDIANArOLis, July 2J.-At Broad Ripple, seven miles
from h city about 80 plcuickers sought shelter from
storm in covered dancing pavilion. large
blown upon the pavilion, crushing the roof and juring
ten dozen people None, 1t is thought fatally
hurt.
BODY-sNATCHERS IDENTIFIED.
Phil ADELFHlA July 2j-It has been discovered that
Henry Frederick, baggage agent at railroad depot III
this city, and White. medical student are the who
opened grave IN NOrrisOwu aud sOls the body OF the
murderer. John May. Warrants have been issued for
their arrest but both have fed.
SHOT THROUGH THE BODY.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 25-The mysterious death OF
Louisville man named John Firney at Walton station,
here reported this afternoon. Eirney
found dead, shot through the body and buried De-
fore information VIA given 10 his relatives
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TILE pRLrES OE SrEEL RILLE.

PHILADELPHIA, July 25.-Refcrring to the
break in price rails the official organ OF
the American Iron and steel Association OdIT says:
There is rock bottom for steel rail prices somewhere
and il PROBABLE that the Ptsbur company has reached
one thing certain there mills that run
with proh at the Itsours price and must stop making
rails il they cannot get better price. We seen to have
reached crisis in stc- rails, OF winch
he advance in prices II all previous experience is OF
an value"
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FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

CAIRO July % II reported that earth iuakc has
occurred al Ma -oWaa the Red Nearly all the
houses in the city w-gc destroyed
PARIS. July pa commercial atiachc Is 20 be added
TO the French LEGATION Washington az London and ~
Berlin.
DUBrIS, July 25.-An order has been issued fer the
arrest OF Charles Fitzgerald tIe ~ 81 whr dealer 0
this city. There is SyileIr' - SHOW that ht was IN
yOycd in the motto iDus Orhyili scandals. TirouZh
mistake the police arrested 6r)tuer OF Chare5 ana the
latter escaped. Captain Mtrtin Krkwan has been ar
rested.
PARIS, July 2j-Thc MDrHing NerS has been fined uity
francs for refusing Iascrj telegram from NJ titl-
enceau the W,iaaOWa Radical 4. A. NJ an alleged III
tcrview with himself which Ihe MDrtug AerS mad puD-
lislel
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4 CONTENTION or oHIo coAL NSERS.
rY TELEGRAPH TO TIE rrHrNeI

NY TETE.NNTH 10 III. TE1UIN0.I
MA~SILLON, Ohio, July 2j.-Crcuiars calling
state oHvclt,n of coal iI..s - meet in tAs cry
utxt I.i. lay wlc seat Q, the uincf tErJu-ou1 age
state to-d,y ty Joan H. Williams. still claims 10 be-
general -ccrrary Of Tie ONO Miners A, oclto4. TIC
circular .ieUed Dy Williams ana T. smith, sccrr 'rY Of
tie Ivrcutye Eoarl The uiects or cou-tara JON are
TIE disturbance tac association. she Ioc6iu- E1,ey
str,. and prices for mgmg at present an ia tine fall
IGr c -H-d Jv the faction o. the IA ioh oi-
posed Joan Hruic. the general president. aHd the
COM Ncu,ip VIII pfb0Ipy result III bi.I -IIE the bitter
fight which has n-A n progress some time nearer 10 a
settlement of some s0ru
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STEAMERS FROM BOSroN TO LONDON.

B0sToN, July 25.-llcndcrSOn Brothers, agents
Of the Anchor Line of steamers have concluded
ueuts 10 rces; Ibsh their service between Boston AM
London beginning with the steamer Australia Captain
Campbell 10 followed by the steamer Caledonia, Cap
tain Russell and other steamers OF the line as the
exigcuclc> OF the trade demand 1t Is believed ttt
su!rcu; patronage viii Le cIcAdrd TO the Inc to WaI-
runf 4 Mcrlly service bcIreen tlr TWO pOrts
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TIE Loss BY TIE WRECK OF THE IA HBLER.
BOsTON, July 25.-The cargo of the bark
Rambler insured FOR about $4,000, OF which $4,000
was in the Insurance Company OF North America: Chua
$4,000 India 5000; Washington $4,000 BoylstOn
$4,000; ShO' aud Leather $500 and the American
$500 Tn losses u the will BE- less than the
amounts gwen above, the cargo insured for
q
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THE FRENCH TO OCCIrry zoo c,ovr

LONDON, July 25.-A Paris disuatch 10 ,bo
Exchange Telegraph Company states that crd.rs ,aro
been telegraphed 10 the French officers in commend t
Shna not to grant China any further DELAY Int IN o
~ Zoo Chow AT once, II the demands of Frame are n
satisfied ''4'0 "c not
Tue Shanghai correspondent OF the Tennis savs Frpc
@ @Ss @ONcd Cgihs until July 81 inst % reply ., its q
-Nnd' Ior indemnity Tor the Ldng-s)n attack
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ENGLAND AND EGYPT.

SUAKIM, July 2j.-The rebels maintained a
heavy fire upon city last night. Two Egyptian sol
oers wounded.
LONDON July 25.-In the House Of Commons today the
Marquis OF Harrington secretary OF State for War stated
hst unless unforeseen necessity should arise
supplemental estimate OF funds for the defence of Egypt
would be submitted.
CAIRO. July 25The Minister OF Finance, under orders
from England. has issued circular Insisting upon the
Immediate OF the OF taxes Odts and
Ing IL believed that the object OF the circular
prove the Egyptian Conference the existence OF wide
spread misery In Egypt.
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TIE ERIE PRESERVING WORKS.

BUFFALO, June 2j.-The property of the Eric
Preserving Company here was yesterday levied upon by
Sheriff Koch. mortgage for $4,000 was executed by
Moses smith, banker by consent OF the stockholders Of
the company holding two-thrds Of the capital stock It
given subject to other mortgages covering the
property, of which held by Margaret i. ZEN
ton OF NcWI or TO the payment OF S61NlO, ana
the other by Judge Hammond, OF th' city to secure
loan of $4,000. There Is still another mOrtgag FOR
$4,000 held by W. H. Purcell & Co.. OF Chicago, rs
security for a debt OF the company.
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RrLED OFE TILE RACE TRICK.

CHICAGO, H., July PA. Loudon, of To-
ronto late manager of the Alexander stables ruled
off to-day by officers Of the CHICAGO Driving Park As
socation for fraud in attempting TO have the horse
Scalper pulled in the July stake t1cr track
July = and that ais entered and the horse ~
Edge UnIcr wrong ownership, knowing htt tue r-sl
owners the horse expelled, and for other cunduc
contrary TO the rules. Ghe horse Gilt Edge Is also rutd
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STOPPING THE MILLS.

FALL RIVER, July 2j.-Ihe Qucquechan mill
will shut down within two weeks for an indefinite pc
rod owing 10 the depressed condition of the print cloth
market This mill employs l75 hands, with a weekly pay
roll of 81 600 and weekly production o. LOO pieces.
The Aunawan mill f. already shut down for an indefinite
period, and the WeetsmOre mill running other
week temporary Shutdown OF sthcr mills Is probable.
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TROUBLE WITH INDIANS At DURANGO.

WASHINGTON, July 2j.-The Commissioner
OF Indian Affairs has received the following dispatch roIa
Inspector Benedict, at IgnaciO Col:
An Indian was arrcsted this morning July 81 In Du-
range for carving arma His friends ntcreted To pre-
vent arrest aud being dsarmed. Several whte cIu-
zeus procured arms and to the assistance OF lhe
marshal All OF the Indians but the one arrested mount
ell their ponies and pulled out, followed by "hle men
who drove them OF shots were nrrd ana tho
Indians are greatly excited messenger has Just ar
riyed from their amp In great haste Agent Paten has
gone the gon OF the disturbance
SEVEY PERSONS IN DANGER FROM RABIES.
ToPEKA, July 25.-Seven persons were Dit
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THE CoNDITION OF HAERLSONS BANK.

INDItNAPoLIS, July 25.-There are some as
tonshu- developments male concerning the failure OF
Harrison Bank. The bills receivable in the hands OF
Judge Lamb. receiver Of the suspended ban are c-t
mated at less than - 900 in value, while the cash ses
amount %ll9 In April the banks statement for t-
tio showed assets Of :JGG,9Jj and the firm cred
win Ica estate 10 the amount OF S'ino1 Inc deposits
shown by Tie report sos - In the run on
the bsuk $33UJO paid out, which reduced the la
hnlilins M nhnm EiGG 900.
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ALIEGED LAW WLESSyESs ~ cIYcIyyArL

W 7.
CINCINNATI, July pa petition was pre-
ented to the Mayor to-day by the propreors Of the
oundrcs aud cigar manufacturers OF this city pray
ng for the protection Of the nOnuuOn in their en-
plOy. They that their assaulted and beaten
ddy after day and receive protection from the police,
and that II the cannot be protected they Will remove
their fgclnries 10 OF her clfiea.
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BLUNDERING ArTEMpr AT SUICIDE.

Conrad Mayer, ffty-fOur years OF age, of No.
354 Vest thirty attempted suicide last night
by cutting his throat with table knife. lie was de-
pres sd account OF being OF work. AID This II Is
supposed the Of the rash deed He was !akcn
to Roosevelt Hospital.
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Mr.. GYE AND THE METRopoLrAy.

LONDON, July %. MIR. Gye has not with
"n as yet his negotiations With reference TO the
auogol'an Opera House In New-YOrL. But the tensrs
sueh nigh terms that is necessary far Mr. Gye,
''Aciudes an arrangement, 10 secure modification
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DROWNED IN HYDE PARK LAKE.

POCGUKEEPsIE, July 2j.-The body of a
wcldr-sed man found in the lake in Hyde Park to-
day. He came from New-York on tho steamer Mary
Powell. The only mark by which the body can he dehu
hcl ls small Wdrt uGdcr the right eye. miniature
toilet aAd the works of watch were found IA one
OF ms DOckcis.
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ley TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRIHryEI

NEw-U>yEN, July 2j.-Ihe wife of Professor
T. g. Hooth president OF the state Board Of Education
OF Illinois anI mother OF Logan H. Rooh. president OF
the Wilson sewing Machine Conpany AT WaAingiod'
Conn., was thrown from a carriage at Milwaukee, ana
l,rn snc va, native 0f POLAND Comfy. his state,
ald -Ly Of IiteraI, and edu: :atioual promn, ace.
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FAvORTYG WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

CoLUMBUs, July 2j.-A large convention of
the people Of this section Of Clcningo county WAS held
here to-day To discuss the position of the county on the
woman sufIrlg. bill. Addresses were made by T. j.
~plrr Mrs L. H. Blake. Mr.. Lucy ShIwlcr AID 0thtr.
Ecoolurou, werc adopted mstmr'nC the Senator and
A,cmDmI tcir influence Tor the bill instead OF
upvOsiug il .is heretofore.
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NAN STORM ~ MINNESOTA.

FERGUS FALLS, July 25.-A terrible hail aud
rain occurred here ABOUT yesterday. The
gram in many places totally ruined At stony Brook
tie hail cut sWalh two mi IS Wild through the country
Considerable grain also ruined IA the Outer Tau
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Hartford, July 25.-William Hamilton died
here to-day, age IO2 lie born IN the north Of Ire
land. BY occupation he farmer and quarryInan.
He aiWay absttined from tobacco and liquor
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THE NATIONAL EXHIBIT N yEw.0PLglyN

LOUISVILLE. July pa committee com
posed OF Albert l. Willis, Colonel :. C. Lyfort Lieutenant
b. II. Buckingham aud benjamin Butterworth, Commits
soner OF Patents have arrived mere from Washing oa to
make the prelminary arrangements for mounting 'nc dis
play which the Government will make at the southern
ExDDsltiou.
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at her wharf this morning The timo Of the passage
from wharf to wharf was days and eleven hours OF
from bar 10 days and hours This Is the fastest
passage ever made by any steamer from New-lOrk
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RAISING QUARANTINE.

GALVESTON, July 25.-The quarantine
against New-Oreans steamers ia renewed, the yellow
fever scare having subsded.
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TO SUCCEED CAPTAIN SFLFPTDGE.

PROVIDENCE, July 25.-Secrctary Chandler
has decided that Commander william Samson shall sue
ceed Captain Thomas o. Sefrdge, commandant OF the
Torpedo station al Newport
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OF the agreement which had been professionally adopted
Massni demands $4,000 month. sims Reeves ~ - ~
pected 10 reach here from Frankfort on Sunday IL tn9
terms modified Mr. Gyo will engage the tenos 'h he
the business will be speedily concluded OtherwlSe nc
will withdraw and the whole matter will fa thrOush'
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A OuIOK EOYAGE FROM NEW.YORK.

YUM 'NiA"N T"NIi "|"-'"''''
NEw-ORLEANs, July 25.-The steamship
louisiana OF the Cromwell Line from NewYork arrived
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-12-22

Fine suits Of Rooms for visitors. and families
At the LAFAYETTE HorsL III
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Advice lD siesiiers.

Are you dis.arbsd at night and broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering aud crying
with the exorutiating pain Of cutting teethY II
40 90 az once and get bottle OF Mrs. WINS
Lows SOOTHING YRUP. IL will relieve the poor
little sufferer Immediately. Depend upon it,
mothers, there il no mistake about 1T. IL cures
dysentery and diarrhosa regulates the bowels,
cures wind coli, softens the gums, reduces
infamml ltion, and gives tone and energy b the
whole system. AIRS. WHsLows SYRUP FOR
CuILDRHs 1EErnIN0 Is plea ant TO the taste,
and is the prescription OF one OF the oldest and
best female nurses and physicians In the United
States, and is for sale by all druggists through
out the world Price rs cents a bottle.
fI-ly-m
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f. RKNHARr Co. keep fall line of Lumber,
and sell at reasonable rates. sS
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THE SILVER STATE.
PUBLISHED EVERY DAY GUNDAYs Ex-
CEPTEp) BY
r, j, HILL IL co.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

One copy, one year, by mail .sS 90.
Sne COPY. six months, by mail ...... 90
me COPY, three months, by mail. ........ so.
OsI.yered bv Carrier. 25 Cents per weok,
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subscription Agency.

II you want to subscribe by the year for any
newspaper or magazine, published either in
Europe or America, WY, in the name Of reason
and common sense. don't you leave your orders
and the money charged by the publishers for
she sa ne at the News Depot, Winnemueea, and
save yourself the trouble and expense OF send
Ing for It'll G. CHENoNE Eth,
do-lm General Subscription Agent
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The following is a statement showing
the number of days of attendance, and
the per cent. in department and scholar
ship. for the time they were in attend
ance, of each pupil in the Grammar
School department for the month end
ing December, 10, 1884:
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-12-22

A healthful sentiment is being
aroused in Chicago in favor of making
an effort to free the municipal election
Of next April from the fraud which has
diszraced the city contest for 50 many
years past.
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We respectfully announce to our customers,
and the public in general, that we have now on
hand compete ami fins assortment Of Dry
and Fancy Goods, which We are selling at the
rory lowevt cash prices.
NJ HOFFMAN, b GO.
winnemuecs, October 90, 1854. II
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-12-22

La the old days when Senators took
snuff. two boxes filled with the article
were placed on she Presidents desk.
one on each side, by order of nervous
Vice President, who became very tired
of having Senators walk up and ask him
for a pinch. The, are there to this
daV
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1t does not constitute marriage en-
gagement, according to the laws OF In.
diana, to call her your darling blue-bell,
even if you are squeezing her hand at
The same time. 1t is simply an EN-.
phatic compliment
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOL.
A Report OF the General Standing of
the Different departments.

The following is the report of the
Winnemucca Public School for the
month Of December, 1884:
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DIR. HoLDFS informs the citizens Of Humboldt
county that he has located permanently in
wiunemucca, aud that he will also visit adjoin
ing towns by special request He practices
Dentistry in all its branches. Office in Cooks
Photograph Gallery apzZ
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To AND FROM THE DEPOT.

~ AMI rhOh Ahs DEHOAs
A GOOD Tam Is always ready to take al
persons TO and from the Depot and Hotel Tree
OF charge.
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ROLL or HONOR:
Following are the names OF those pupils In
the intermediate and Primary Departments
who were neither absent nor tardy during the
month:
intermediate Department - George Miller,
May Adrian, Katy Adrian, Charles Moler, Chris
Diehl, Arthur Guthrie.
Primary Department-Johnny Cox, otto
Reil.