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J. S. Baker & Co. have just received
a car load of feed and -four which will
be sold for cash at bottom prices.
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New Goods received daily at Mrs j.
A. Halls new millinery establishment
South side square.
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Don't be fooled, but 90 TO Ross & Co.
for -four, corn, bran, shorts, meal, coal,
and wood. at bottom prices for cash.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-04-04

A good Jack for sale cheap. In
quirc Of Hinton & Graves. Red barn.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-04-04

When you are wanting any farm
machinery don't fail to call on CLARK.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-04-04

The implements and machines sold
y Kennedy & Link are fully guarras-
teed.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-04-04

The Hannibal Eagle Flour is still
going with boon at Willard Bros; an
other reduction in prices. Call at
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DISSOLTTION NOTICE-Notice is
\ EFF. KELLER & co.
DISSOLUTION.

Notice IS hereby given that The partnership here
tofore existing under the FIRM OF NArtin.
Pollock Co. in the Wire Pence business was
dissolved by mutual consent on the te Slst day Of
January lss4 {. J. POLLOCK.
sg-v, G.. W. MCINTYRE.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-04-04

Keystones Union and Peoria Plan
tiers with or without check rowers as
Becktol & Snyder's.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-04-04

If you want the best corn planter ia
the world go 70 Carothers j. Greene.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-04-04

OIL CAKE MEAL by the pound,
hundred or ton at Ross & Co.'S
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-04-04

For farm and Spring Wagons 60 to
CLARK's,
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Go to CLARK's for your olows, har-
rows and cultigators.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-04-04

John Deere Flows and Cultiyators
Tor sale at Kennedy & LINKS.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-04-04

Every fox privately considers his
own tail the finest in the pack.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-04-04

Capital City Cultivators for sale at
49-4w KENNEDY & LINE.
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Canton Clipper plows and cultivs-
tors sold and warranted by Rosr.
CLARK.
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Fresh car load of Moberly Flour just
received at c. c. Benefits west side,
don't buy -four until you price his.
Bought before the raise.
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Go to Ross & Cos. for first class
seed corn.
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Call and see the Burlington Cultiva-
tor at KESsEDY & LINKS.
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Farmers. the old original Weir plov.
best made, is for sale at Becktol &
Snyder's.
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Money to Lean.

In sums of 800 and upwards. In
quire at this Office. 46tf
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Do not miss the opportunity of hear
ing and seeing Anna Dickinson.
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Look out for Halliday Bros, next
week.
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Having recently taken extremely
severe Cold, ack nowledge perfect relief
by using Burks' White Pine BALKAN for
two days, Z. ID, APPLETON,
Quincy Dredge and Towing Co.
Sold by T. r. Fowler.
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Ladies

Don't fail to see Mrs. J. A. Halls
flowers, tips. and plumes,
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De. PEARcE

De. PEARCE
Dentist,
Office south side over Lamkin'.. 43-4.
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Liberal Prices and Time
OoUAwKA, LIS, August, 1888.

0QuAwKA, Ills, August. 1888.
an closing OF the last Of my Real Estate IN
Illinois and Missouri: please give IN call ! WIZ
sell from Ia one piece, all well iocAi-
% and we'll naIered with lasting water, and the
meet ofithAs tim and rock II. or near ~ hand
Three small farrs with rather cheap buildings.
within two and = half miles N Oquaeka ms. 80
acres within m le 0f the hOu-tahing town 81
Wilms thyilie. In Adair count, north MISSOURI
that will sell in bak or in lots The good
people at Xtllmsthyine. could boy me ont a1d
have enc pAsturage as II affords large amount 81
the best ~Ate' which never fails The balance cf
my LAID e 10 SUN, al county norb Missouri Of the
best quality for profitable farming au1 near 10 All
modern improvements etc, Yours truly
LUKE WARDLElGH.
Or Apply to J. VI. DEFIANCE, Kirksville. Mo.
A NEW furnished house containing tour ro0Gis
n forrent Apply to &. A. AIlgaier. kirksyille
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CASH SUBSCRIPTIONS.

The following subscriptions were received
Off the week ending Saturday Mar. 18th
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4S-4t*
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NEW furnished house containing tour rooGls
\ Torrent. Apply to e. A. Allgaier. kirksyille
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Gock Box g. Please mention this pa
per.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-01-18
DoinssofCrtnlnals

Assnss1on was.created In Omaha on the
9Th hysthe announcement that Maj. James
g. Newell. aaanagersoi the Consolidated
Isnk xtlne company, was . defaulter to the
nsnotiht 0tneariy $6.O0e. He has been re-
A,sysdl md will probably b. arrestsd.
ssa GstcnsA, proprietor of I sposting
nfNse q baskerville. Fla. was MORALLY
aecta ~ ]: -. Chsndlsr, . Foung despersdo
81 south Carolina. with no apparent cause.
A stei Was colonel ola MajnareRiment
dustbigth waE
kSsnk anna condition d Enwlng worse
gyeeEy tast Hia friends have abart given no
!, his recovery. His naisdy il :
snxa oyet exeriion.
sEcsdio y rnstlers q seven Rivers, N.
a hssa Into nine Mexican laborers, kiilin9
s s,ass.. na5asrs Eese nnprovoksd. Ths
\ ,llisnsF dosstn ~ 81. h.Id 3 Ii.
80 Jury SHARED With ia murder Al
Assas. nsAr Miles CITY.
MlslkSro onn.y, az, Nh. Whitley .hot
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The New Ohio senator.

TIE democratic caucus of members Of the
legislature was held at Columbus, Tuesday
night, on the Sth inst:
The caucus was a secret one, and the bal.
lot likewise. There were 80 members in
the caucus; necessary to nominate. az. Mr..
Henry B. P yne received As, Gen. Ward Is.
Senator Pendleton Is and Hon. II. IS, Booth
and Geddes each 1.
MIR. Pendleton received his friends aft
the caucus and thanked theiu for their sup
port.
One hundred guns were fired at C)eyc.
land on reception of the news that Hon,
Henry Payne has been nominated for
United States senator.
Henry Payne was born in Hamilton
county, NY. No. 80. 1910 He was ed.
ucated at Hamilton college. N. Y, stuuied
law under John G. Spencer Of Canadaipu us;
Was admitted to the bar and began practice
in Columbus Ohio, in 1884. He married a
daughter of Nathan Perry, e relative Of
Commodore Perry, the hero Of Lake Erie.
ana lives in the old Perry homestead on
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-01-18

bill u q LIBERAL appropriation Tor the Mis-
sissippi. A warm contest of words Tor su.
preniacy oyer ,his important measure was
the result. Over three hours OF the session
were used up in disposing of the matter,
several roll calls beisg taken hotore it was
finally settled in favor Of the COMMITTEES on
rivers and harbors.
Resolutions we're adopted ~instructing the
proper committees to II quire into the ad-
visa biiity OF retaliatory legislation against
countries which exclude American meats.
A bill for the rellet o. Gen. Fitz John Por-
ter was reported. Thesecre,ary OF the treas
ury asked Tor an appropriation of SIS, eN
for printing 81 and 81 treasury notes. Res
olutions OF respect to the memory OF the
late Herr Laskef Of Germany were adopted,
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MARKET REPORT.

- s1' fAbIL .
WHEAT-Thercw was no disposition shown fo,
1IaulhS, ana the market generally was yery dull.
me hlpment again exceeded the receipts
a3'3o00oo h UnsnGls OF grain leaving the city, where
ever, was not a factor in the market, and of nc
value whatever as affecting prices. No sales were
F psc: TeLrn pFlces oa BID were: No. ! hard, cash,
May, Sl.O5. No. 9, 90c. No. . hard. S3c. No p
81 and S3c. -
FLonInThe market continues about steady.
maluIac6urers report the continued receipt OF
ush1 Eastern orders, and the local demand is
moderately active. Prices are unchanged: Orange
cc apitoI i, SfiGo j. straights, Red Gross, s5.75:
paltels 23c extra. Outside brands are n1da5Oc
a.oweI, according to quality. Low grades are
ss s3.3 2" nar per hh Gei; IN barrels 22c extra. Rye tiour,
~nuckwheat, $3.50 per bbl. ~
nv, Eoni-lhe market ia quiet and unchanged.
nc sac was booked of ! cars Of new mixed at
hcld at 5Ic cash. and SIC Nav delivery 80
oAIs,prices steady and unchanged for spot:
options l@2c higher. No. 2 mixed SPOT. 2sci bid
bid; April. 33c bid; Nav, Bic hid, M = 1aivaJ.
sc asked and 29c bid. No. : white. Ale lid
and "3c asked. No. 8, 2oc bid and SOC asked.
IhlcAGo ~MARKET-Flour dull ard unchanged.
t Mneai strong and higher, with a good snecula-
I've NV demand; opened l.c higher, advanced
1c higher tor February and Nav tna 1,o wcst e @io".
sales ranged: January, 94i,99l 7sc. and closed
Closed " s. s sss; n FsSru ns5y, a5lsSs57sc; and
siI,o2Ss 4; 81 a,oIicago spring. a aiasas SlH sss. and al
S No 8 at "a l2c; No; 3 Chicago spring, 75@5sic;
unsettled a mthtel, o.iac. Corn in fair demand,
advanced lee; February advanced ss. nnaa
and ci Smsdn 1as1 l sc above yesterdays closing,
@57Lcc,s closed ssis g above Yesterday; cash. 56as
o ~ e at 2Il4c: February. IS laM56bsc closed
nni 29g &C.; MAY, 59a59aic, closed al 59E,s. oats
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Death of an Eminent German
Statesman.

s statesman.
DIR. Eduard Lssker, the eminent German,
died suddenly of heart disease at l O'Clock
Saturday the 9Th in New York. DR.. Lasker,
who had been on a visit to this country
since May last, had been at Dime, at the
house of Jesse Seligman. the banser, and
was returning home wien stricken by the
sudden and fatal attack. Lasker was car.
ried to q private stable near by and laid up.
on o lot of robes and blankets and a physlc.
ian called, but toe late 10 be of any service.
Her LASER has for the last decade been
known as the William Gladstone of Ger
man politics. He was the repres entatiye
OF the National Liberal party, and while
Bismarck is the powerful minister of the
German empire, Lasker was the private dep.
uty, whose con- ummate ability the govern
ment was obliged to respect. He was BORN
in Berlin in 1929 OF Jewish parents. He
graduated from the univ srsity at Berlin in
1847. Soon after this he went to England
and rracticed law, but returned to Berlin
in 1855 and 1856. Up to tie battle Of Sa.
dowa he had been Chased with the advanced
Liberals, but he subsequently abandoned
his old associates and aided to found the
National Liberal party. He Yves an accom-
plished orator. being noted as one OF the
most eloquent men OF his time.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-01-18
Fitz Johu Porter,

At a meeting of the house committee on
military affairs, the 3lst inst, Gen. Slocum
was authorized to present a report to the
house favorable to the Fitz John Porter
bill, which passed the senate OF the last
congress. The comHnittee also decided to
report favorably the house resolution call.
ing for information from the wal depart.
ment respecting the court martial and sub
sequent remission of the sentence and resto-
ration to a by congress Of officers from
1857 TO 1861 and 1877 to 1881. The object
Of this resolution is to ascertain what
changes in discipline have taken place in
the army, and learn the causes of legisla-
tive elemencY.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-01-18
Another week Of Failures.

Bradstreel's Journal furnishes the follow
ing: There are 2s2 failures in the United
States reported to Brads.reet's during the
past week-twenty-two more than the pre-
soeding week, 25 more than the correspond
ing week OF 1883, and 100 more than the
name week OF 1882. About 10 per cent,
were those of small traders whose capital
was less thsn $500.
Fall Geographic returns to B. G. Dun d
Co, show Che business failures OF the last
seven days number, in the United States,
$40: IN Cana1as 20; which . probably the
largest number OF commercial casualties
eyer reported inn similsr period.
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INC Oasuaitx RECORD,

~. A.t,.... = ~ N.,..n = ~
- Iii. .hsn.na s~nlcdaa - ar sth
~. :. Ia -,ts ,sr,,his so,cs comais4s'n
49,. ,.n..I -.
MnIocsAnk s's oA sAu NAY AAihns sonM
MoCriDntn s. the yard boss, who was act
ing q engineer IN the absence OF the reeu-
lar one. The largest portion OF the boaier
VA blown zen rods away. Toe ma.
i.iw- and rsnairin~ viii herin 81 once
NJ. Nelson estimates his loss Ct one thou
sardf Eve hundred dollars. on which there
WA no insurance. The cause Of the explo.
sion Is unknown.
r..,,. 49, -. rs ..a
49,, - ,.,Np
from y . Bloomfne on. NJ, icnatic asy-
dun n the BIB. The following morning
aus oooy was ,ouno ~ ing rcsuWay Des'n
waS que Io GOO ana eApoeufe. Ine iaIner
n chsrpsnf the miiit.rv nost =, Fort
Leavenvorth, KA 3, lieutenant Aueur
Mad been In the navy since 1879, he was
one 81 the ofic,rs sent out on the expedi
ton for the search OF the Arctic exploring
steamer Jeannette. Hardships. then effect.
GO nis MIND. He 2 neen on auty since
~ ~ sooszi,n .st sna "~ @00 'no "sy1aA1
:. -, c.. $50.
q n!c - % 1suh os'uiu'J ..ofn.ns'
the 9th inst, IN atwo.sory frame dwelling
IN Fifth street. between Hoffman and
Maria ayenues, owned by Adolph Munich.
II was caused by q detective aue. The loss
! vas sS,OOo doiisrs, snd vas iully coy.
os~ ~ \ hnr.. .nj h.rsiu .sa.u.d s LILY
.I.ss1 &c. TSs. ~. y. III ,s.;: t,r,.ftr. ~. =
ns@.n.S .6ao. = Aoe' - AoA =
poMn'
Fire on the morning Of the 9Th inst. de-
stroyed the opera house bleck At Meadville
r.. the cause u aot xn nov Inc tota
IT,, ~. Y - nnn,sn;.d - so $780, nom;s
80 49, ~ Raa.n W pnr,a. :nd Iahn pa.
80 n.nsrs 9TH hon.e Lose sioo q q
insurance t40,so0; other losses made up tn,
$500,0O0.
3 The tup silver sorav il laid IN At silve
fs,ef, ma crew 81 sir started a. Port A.
49, ,hi..n IL at...a. 80 800 a.nnh
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n,o,;d avenue, Cleveland. He has been
N and out Of politics Tor forty years; Was
presidential elector on the usss u fnr .h ~
is4s; was the democratic canoiaa,e .gr co m
Uu,ted States senate IN sl h, Chase rb, for eov.
res, 6, % Of 1851 s. ;s vas led aff 5hs ns ss ISsa scion ,S1 sS ior
e I'm rbar,ss,on convention IL 1850, and was
chairman of The committee on resolutions.
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0oncral News Iteno..

PHESt - - -
as Ahennlsnop g oil Baltinore In =
sAesser dateds Dec. y, saysths national coun'
-cak&0l UAtholiu prelates will be opened in
S4hs oathedral Il Baltimors Nov. o. 1884.
He VIII prentda - snnatnlic nralsfs Nh.
r.rrnc.s -, .nt....,.ss". ss.-s..aAN
Archbi,hon eAniscra ~. mr. h..;rs ..,.,s
a tothe strong REORGANIZATION ofth x mar.
i0anspResate In iayor OF one a Choir own
BODY being d sisnnted. The archbishop re-
ssesahee inst no scnoh viii BE- taken by the
n0fza - 81, regard to the Irish question IN
the UnitsdH tates and no remoustrancs viii
NJ. xn,.s'c.n ~ GOnntiy on maj subject.
hsifsa nsnfsrsnna with the nnns IN ~ w. - ~.
fore The arohbishop,s lstfar ~ = rittsn,
AdecirtUn has besa rendered - Ma ynrL
IN lsyor al the defendant. n tha .,,,t q
Dmnis Mulcahy aoainst O,Donovan5 Ro...
and othss., q trustees Of Che irish .kirm.
tAs ISish patriot. died Ia 1877. Rosss deny.
asa ths plaintiff g ecoonpany the remains
-, .s1Atis. .L 5u IL Was s9 ssoeive $1,000
ssnsss ~ ~. ~ npI. i 1870. .Ir ek i, * e.
&rousn4 suit III the remainder. The onnrt
heldfhat the plaintiff had not scauifed .
SEsa on the iund,
Judre White. II Pitt.hnrp L.. m.a. 4.
Eofmation that criminal libel against I'm.
sesne N.O.Neil md 8. II ah.v nror,;stoss
ot the Dis patch. The article provoking the
mt appeared Dec. %, Is an interview With
onamoao W.. 2 IN which the lat
- sSssKeiy sne piaintih.
Gov. Crittepden OF Missouri has psr-
doned Charles Stevens, Z life prisoner sor
33 aanrdsl. stevens bad m.ds : number OF
ptesants, the work Of his own hands. to
ine hcr Last lines sr sa.sig her M ,aeS.e our y
1rsntsfha n.rdcn. 1s1 'A.nef 70
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mond asking congress to allow each
judicial district in the Territory to elect
a Judge who shall be paid by the Terri
tory and devote his whole time to the
duties of his office, and that the SUI
preme court judges fix the terms Of the
district court instead of the Territorial
legislature.
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SENATE.-In the senate the same discus.
sion about the rales was continued. Mr.
Frye threw some spice into the dMll mon
otony of the dull proceedings, by an at.
tack up n the commerce committee, which
he said should have something better to do
than spending its time in distributing q
harbor money to each con.
| gressional district. He declared that the
shipping of the country demanded some at.
tention which had declined since 1861.
This Senator Vest took to be q ref lection up
on the confederancy, and was nettled to a
characteristic speech. Senator Mcmillan de-
Tended the commerce committee
he said there was much difference of
opinion in regard to such dues and it was
not clear that they should be abolished.
With regard to the work of the committee
on commerce. Mr.. Mcmillan said that dur
ing the LAST congress- it made eighty reports
on a great variety of subjects. The mer-
chant marine had not been neglected. With
regard to the river aud Aarbor bill, he
thought 1t one of the most useful an bene-
hciar bills hat congress has to deal WIN,
ant criticisms made on river and harbor
bills would apply to other bills also. The
proposition which was to create an inter-
national" improvement committee to teke
away the jurisdiction of the com.
mittee over river and harbor bills, was not
acted upon wheh it came time to go into
executive session.
HousE.-From the very warm discussion
over the preliminary disposition OF the
presidents message aud the report Of the
Mississippi river commission in both houses
Of congress 1t is evident that congress will
find some other work besides unkering
with the tariff. The house devoted almost
the entire day to the question of reference.
Three committees claimed jurisdiction on
this subjeci-Reagan's committee on COM
meree. Willis committee on
rivers and hsrbors, and Kings
committee on Mississippi river i'm
proyement and levees. The gist of the
tiglt lay in the superstition that the refer
Ienre to the King corr tnittee meant what
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-01-18

William E. Burton of G rand Forks
was killed by the cars at Shell Rock,
Iowa. He was walking on the track, and
the train made but little noise, owing to
the snow. MI. Burton's family is at Grand
Forks.
Waterton (Dak.> News: Mr.. Elliot of
Clark has at various times received mon
ey from Canada, and the fore part of
the week drove into Clark, received
some money forwarded him from Onta-
rio, and in the evening. started to drive
home. Not reaching home during the
night, his folks became alarmed, a search
by his team, they soon discovered
where ii had crossed the railroad track,
at which place the g became IN
coupled. Following up the trail from
this point they soon discovered the
horses feeding at a hay stack. The front
trucks of the wagon, as we'll as
the wagon box was also
there, and in the box was found MIR.
Elliott dead, having his skull crushed in
as if by a hard blow dealt with a heavy
weapon. Nothing goes to show that the
horses had run away, or that Mr.. Elliott
could have possibly met with an accident
of SO serious a character. Three men
have been arrested on suspicion.
The work of laying pressed brick was
fully completed on the Dakota CAPT
toll last week.
At an informal meeting of the Yank-
ton bar, and attorneys in attendance on
the United States courts. a bill was
drawn and forwarded to Delegate Ray
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-01-18
The republicans of tae Twelfth district OF
Massachusetts have nominated Francis w.
tor coarresa.

The Methodists expect to BULL $50
churches in the United States this
year.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-01-18

americans WHO nave seen rope Lee
ALL. say that there is quite a strikirs
bersonal likeness between him and Mr..
William NJ. Evarts. Of New York.
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Perronal Gossip.

Gov. Robinson of Massachusetts will live
at the fremont house, Boston; aud Mrs.
Robinson, whose heath is delicate, will
spend . portion of this winter there.
Joseph Swift OF Philadelphia left his for.
tune Of $1,000 900 to his daughters-Mrs,
Charles Thorne, the actors widow, and
Emily 8. Balch.
Robert Q. Johnson q brilliant young law
yer and Journalist Of Milwaukee, died on
the 9TH Of typhoid fever, aged thir,y-four,
9. F.. Huatington is rated in New York
IS worth $4,000 900, Ho is sixty-fve, and
manages IL, GOO miles of railroad.
When Patti was married to the MARQUIS
de Caux. her bridesmaids were two daugh.
tiers of Mario, the tenor.
Luke CLARK, q noted Fenlan, died a
Scranton. Pa, recently. BE had beer
James Stephens, lieutenant.
N. COPYRIGHT Of Allentown, Pa, gave
away 4 900 toys Chris mas.