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Tbirty.Ef-hr Horses Burned.

KANSAS CITY, March 2s.-Neiswanger's
livery stable, at Eighth and Walnut streets,
was gutted by fire at $50 this morning.
Thirty-eight horses were burned or suffo-
Gated to death. and an employe named
John Follmer perished in the flames. In
surance ON the propertY was LIGHT.
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Wounded a Mexican.

TOMBSTONE, ArIz., March 27.-Frank
Leslie and Thomas Green, mounted United
States inspectors of customs, while search
ing for smugglers near Lanora. on the
boundary line, twenty-five miles southwest
of this city, were attacked by Mexicans.
The inspectors promptly recrossed the line,
and, when on American soil, Green opened
fire on the Mexicans and wounded one.
The MeXicanS retired.
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MInot Ngishaps.

The Peoria Ill.) county poor house was
nearly destroyed by fire yesterday. None of
the inmates wei injured. Loss, $4,000; in
surance, $4,000
The Wabash, st. Louis G. Pacific elevator ut
Williamsport, Ind, was burned yesterday
afternoon. The uupl Ia. ~. .. 3. 900
bushels of wheat. 1900 of corn and l,5O0 of
oats. There is $4,000 insurance on the grain.
The building was valued IT $4,000.
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Secretary Manning Better.

WASHINGTON, March 2S.-The physi-
clans attending Secretary Manning report
his condition tonight as unchanged. Mem
bers of the secretary's family and his at
tendants say that he appears somewhat
better
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KILLED IN HIS BARN.
Saltwater Startled by the Mysterious and
Violent Death of George Pownall, a
French Canadian.
4 Story Of Domestic Trouble With a Sad
Ending and Possible
Significance.
The Dying Man Says ga Woman
Was His Assailant. Whlch
Arouses Suspicion.
Peculiar Discovery of the Fatal Re-
volver in the Victims Pocket
Two Different Tales.

sIn the name of God, George, what is
the matter with you? Speak! Are you
dead?"
These were the words of Mrs. Lou Pow
nall. a French woman residing at
South Saltwater, on discovering her hus-
band, George Pownall, an French-Canadian,
lying on the floor of a barn yesterday morn
ing in a semi-conscious condition, with his
face and clothing covered with blood and a
bullet hole in his head. He soon died.
How Pownall came to his death is a mys-
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industrial Items.

The Queen and Crescent system has con-
tracted with the Texas Pacific railroad for the
transportation of 500 tons of coal daily. via
the New Orleans route, during the strike, the
shipments TO commence at once. Much OF
fields
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Garland WoSa COId

WASHINGTON, March 2S.-Attomey Gen.
eral Garland is suffering from a severe cold
and is confined to his bed. His physicians
have advised him to remain away from the
department for a few days.
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KEY WEST, Fla, March 2S.-The United
States frigate Brooklyn arrived here to-day
from Aspinwall. The United States frigates
Tennessee ,Galena, Yantic and Swatara sailed
hence to-day for Pensacola.
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terry. He got up yester-
day morning about 5
o'clock and built a fire in
the kitchen stove and
went into the barn, a
short distance from the
house, where he was
either murdered or COM
mitted suicide. Mrs.
Dn,rnnnll ornt IN nhni1f z
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Everywhere be Brief.

Texas Siftngs.
Never mind the obituary, judge said
Montana culprit, when tho court became
pathetic in pronouncing the sentence, Lets
FIX the time for the funeral"
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A TRIO OF TRAGEDIES.
How Unhappy Careers Are Being
Ended in Europe.
Heavy Suits for False Imprisonment
Against a Railroad.
Three Sanguinary Tales.

Special to the Globe.
LONDON, March 2S.-A Buda, Pesth,
dispatch tells the following remarkable
story: Ladislas Radetsky and Josef
Csernyeczky were friends. Radetsky was
apprenticed to hair-dresser in Andrassy
StrasSe. Csernyeczky worked close by at
a jOiner's. They shared bedroom, spent
their holidays together and never had
quarrel till lately. when they made the ac
quaintance of fascinating shop girl, with
whom both fell desperately in love. One
day last week Radetsky got a day off.
Contrary to his custom, he spent his holiday
alone. This aroused his rivals suspicious
and he jumped to the conclusion that
LadislaS had stolen a march on him. He
Swore to be avenged, and pawned his over
coat to buy a revolver, which he carefully
concealed. Some days after Csernyeczky
walked into the hair-dreSSer's, sat down
and began to chat with RadetSky. At noon
the neighborS heard
SHOTS FIRED,
rushed into the shop and found the rivals,
both apparently dead. The bodies were
taken to the mOrgue to await the post
mortem. The same evening, as the watch
man on duty at the morgue was doing in
the death chamber, he heard noise. Look
ing round he was struck dumb with horror
at seeing the body of Radetsky move and
sit up, while blood began to- trickle from
his wound. He at last found strength to
call for help, and the resurrected victim was
removed to ward. Before the doctor ar
rived, however, his fiickering life went out,
and Radetsky was taken back to the morgue
really dead. Another tragedy has thrilled
Berliners this week. A respectable woman
named Anna Greiger, living in the Veteranen
strasse with her husband. tailor. and sew
erai children. had long been suffering from
a painful nervous disease. The other morn
ing, in
FIT OF MADNESS,
she locked up her eldest daughter in the
kitchen, and poisoned her two youngest
children, baby in arms and boy of three
years. The poison not taking effect
quickly, she slit the jugular veins with
carving knife, and then tried to poison
another child who was playing in crib,
but he screamed and kicked so vigorously
that she abandoned the idea. She swal-
lowed the liquid herself, opened one of her
veins and bled to death. When the
wretched tailor came home he found his
wife lying dead on a bed beside the bodies
of the murdered children. From Monaco
comes the news of the suicide of young
German woman, Eva Van Keller, who had
lost all her fortune, 600. 900 marks, at the
roulette table. On entering her mistress
room, the other night, her maid found her
dying. On a chest of drawers were the
remains of dose of arsenic and letter eX-
planning the reason of her suicide. This
affair has given fresh strength to conti-
mental agitation for the suppression of Mt.
Blanc's gambling hell.
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PANAMA, March 81, via Galveston
Great excitement is occasioned by decree
of Gen. Santo Domingo, ordering the sus-
pension of the American newspaper, The
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O'clock, dressed the children. cleaned up
the house and prepared breakfast. A few
moments before s she, supposing that
her husband was at the house of jerome
Blanchard, a neighbor. where he often
went sent one of her children over to tell
him that breakfast was ready. The child
started and Mrs. Pownall left for the barn
for some wood. She found her husband
lying OH the floor in dying condition. She
hurried into the house and fell into chair,
CRYING out to her son Arthur:
Run over 10 Mr. Gulett's and
tell him to come and. bring your pa in from
the barn. He is all over blood and dying.
Gulett, who resides on the opposite side
OF the street. responded, together with
Louis BlaeS who boards with him. They
carried Pownall into the house, where he
died at $50 p. m. DIR. L. Cooley of South
Saltwater was summoned about $50 and at
once pronounced the wound fatal. When
he arrived he found Bownall partially con-
hut Dr
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Pratt of Saltwater was
afterwards sum moned
and, upon examination,
said the wounded man
could not live. The re-
vOlver that killed him was
evidently placed in his
mouth. 1t was found in
his pocket. The bail took
an upward course and
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-09-11
DEM. COUNTY CONVENTION.
Only a Few There, But Real Nice
Little Time.

A World reporter had the pleasure
of seing the Democratic county conven-
ton work last Saturday afternoon.
Theoretically, it was nice arrange
ment. Practically, it amounted to about
as much as charge Of ashes fired from
a squirrel rifle at long range. Of their
boosted legions in this county, the Dem
ocrats showed up in that mass convention
to the number of fifteen or sixteen.
f. II. Roberts was elected chairman,
and T. K. Phillips, secretary.
All monkeying in the way of forming
committees was strictly ignored.
In the midst of silence as impressive
as that attending the assistance Of a
prisoner to break jail, Mr.. G. G. Bestor
was nominated for representative, with
the statement on the part of his cham
pion that "we are going to nominate only
such officers as We can elect"
On the same hypothesis-which, in the
matter of being strained, reminds us of
the saving powers OF the straw grabbed
at by the drowning man-Dr. Farmer
was nominated for probate judge.
After jangling around like grain OF
coffee in big tank OF boiling water, the
mass convention concluded that Judge
Harlan was good enough for them to en-
dorse. Prosy truth makes it our duty to
say that the convention played but
poorly disguised hand when it sank
below hurting ont the fact that this Office
must be flied by a lawyer, and that in
the whole of Trego county there is not
even one such thing as Democratic law
yer.
Not wanting to take on any more than
they could elect" this convention en-
dorsed A. II. Blair for district clerk.
For superintendent Of ordinary schools,
". S. Knapp, of Ogallah, was nominated
against his strong protestations In
fact, Mr.. Knapp had proposed the name
of J. S. Smith, OF Ogallah township, for
the place. But right there Democratic
love for Democratic action triumphed
supremely when two are SO of the faithful
made the point that Mr. Smith was hard
ly deserving of the nomination, or he
would have attended the convention, in
stead of going off to Tregola to take part
in base ball game. This was clincher.
Without any announcements of relig-
ious services or any oratory or any thing,
save what appeared to be a profound
bath of worldly seriousness, the Dem.
convention adjourned,
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belong to that class of masculines who
HE away during house cleaning season,
and therefore are excusable for being ig-
norant of what is necessary on such oc-
casions.
Considerable dissatisfaction is felt by
the franchised ones of this section with
the Republican nominations, especially
the township ticket. The caucus held to
nominate that ticket was an illegal one,
as it was not called by the township GEN.
trail committee, and there are those who
favor mass convention of Republicans
to remedy the evil T. w. Miller, the
nominee for township trustee, is almost
unknown in Collyer, he having never
identified himself with its interests, and
he need not wonder if, on election day,
the voters forget that such man desires
their support.
Last Saturday lively game of base
ball was played on the Collyer grounds
between the Banner club and the Collyer
second nine, and was won by the latter.
The following is the score:
al,
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DISTRICT COURT.
It Will Be Continued into Next
Week.

District court, Judge Osborn presiding,
convened last Monday.
Our home bar has been represented by
Hutzel, Monroe, Nelson, Danford, Har-
Ian and Cowick. Other attorneys present
are Messrs. Carver, of Salina; Monroe,
of Lawrence; McMath, of Grainfield;
Hutchinson, of Ellis; Rathbone, of Hays;
Alden, of Illinois.
The regular panel OF the jury was dis
charged yesterday, at II o'clock, for the
term.
In the case of the Buffalo Park depo
robbers, Stephens, the ringleader, was not
tried, for the gilt-edge reason that he had
tried himself-to get out of Jail at Hays,
and had succeeded. Stewart was tried,
and convicted. He will be taken to the
pen. We will know better for how long
after the judge pronounces sentence upon
him. The third of the robbers was a
young fellow, believed to be innocent,
and they let him 60.
The case of Smith, the $4,000 express
fellow, consumed about two days. 1t was
then continued until the next term of
court.
Other minor cases have been disposed
of by trial or continuance or otherwise.
The business of the term will not be
finished this week. We understand that
court will be held to-day.
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Korehound Not a New Discovery

DR.. Ward states: Eorehound has
been known to physicians since the be-
ginning Of the world as the king OF all
remedies for discusses Of the throat, chest
and lungs. [ believe Billiards. Hore-
hound Syrup is the best combination
known to-day for consumption, coughs,
colds, bronchitis and al diseases having
their origin in the throat and chest.
There are hundreds of physicians using
this 9lain, home MADE remedy in their
practice, and they all report the same
uniformly good result. Call for free
sample bottle from our agent, II. j. Hille,
Wa-Keeney, Kansas. 3
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chiiblains,
corns, and all eruptions, and positively
cures piles or no pay required. It is
guaranteed to give entire satisfaction or
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by Jones & Ferris.
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Land Office at Wa-Keeney. Kansas.

No. 57s0l Notice is hereby given that the follow
ng-naned settler has filed notice of her intention to
make final proof in support of her claiEn and that
said prnnf will be made before register and
receiver OF the q. S. Land Office at Wa-keeney Kan,
on October D, 1886, viz: Margaret L Ferris,
homestead entry $685. for the ne Or o. sec To- Up
IL of range a W.
She names the following witnesses to prove her
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said
land viz: J V L Irwin of Wilcox, Trego CO., kan
n q I,estnr t c Ross John Gillian. OF Wa-keeney. Is
1893 W l. BEARD, Register
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Land Office at Wa-Keeney. Kansas

No. 5I7S.] Notice is hereby given that the follow
,1ama settler has fled notice of his intention ~
make final proof in support OF his clairn and that
said proof will be made before the register ana re-
ceiyer OF the Z. S. land office at Na-keeney, Kan
sas on saturday Oct. %. 1885, viz William Gardner
for the sw \ sec. Il, tp15 OF r "a " 9th T. 81
He names the following Witnesses 10 prove nus
continuous residence upon ard cultivation or SAID
Sa,,,-,,n James Harrington, Peter ID. DiiIo1, OF
cyrus KANSAS ,r ,..
1888 W. - o6Aob' fs0oi7'-i'
Cowick K wheeler. att'y=.
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Judge Osborn and Mr.. Geo. I. YER
beck have pooled on establishing water
works for the use of their two families.
The well, which is said to be very
heavy water find, is on the judges place.
A sixty barrel tank has been placed
high in the air, and water is run into
the houses of both. This is very handy
way to be fixed.
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Miss Sara Brooks started to Empo-
ria, Tuesday morning, where she expects
to become student of the State Normal
school. Miss Brooks belongs to the class
of students who will keep up the intellect
ual reputation Of Trego county.
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PUBLIC SALE CATTLE

The undersigned will sell, at public
auction, IN the City of Wa-Keeney, on
Saturday, Sept. Is, 1886, to the highest
bidder, for cash, the entire herd of A. J.
Melchert, consisting of COWS and calves,
stock COWS, bulls, yearling steers and
yearling heifers.
These are fine lot of cattle, and can
be seen at my ranch at any time between
now and the day Of sale.
S. c.. ROBB.
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Judge S. j. Osborn mustered in the
G. A. r. Post at Oakley, st. John coun-
ty, last Saturday. 4 complimentary ball
was given to the boys at night for their
benefit.
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SORGHUM FACTORY.

am now ready to begin manufacture
ing molasses. We make for Zoe. a gal
lon. We warrant our goods to be first
class. Location, eight miles southeast
OF Wa-keeney. We Go cash business.
Yours bashfully,
GEORGE BEAUCHAMP, Proprietor.
Sur ~
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Monroe G. Henkel have places in the
East in which to distribute the 5000 big
land circulars which we printed for them
this week.
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Pretty Women,

All women look attractive when their
color and compl EXON are clear. If your
skin is sallow, eyes dull, you are bilious:
secure a box OF Williams Australian
Herb Pills, take as directed, and the feel
ing Of langUor viii leave you, your eyes
brighten, and you are another woman
Try them. Price, . cents.
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j. W. Wherry, alias pinhead, has
left Wa-Keeney again-this time to
stay. He started to Wyoming Territory
by the way of Iowa State.
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Editor Burnett, of the Pioneer, Buff
falo Park, was in town on Monday, and
he went to Bismarck the next day to look
at the fair.
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&C. W. Bigger, Esq, started, Tuesday
morning, to Tarkio, Mo-, to retake
up his residence there. While by
no means Western rustler, Mr.. Bigger
is a gentleman of culture, and we
always dislike to lose from our commu-
nifty such men.
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FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH.
Or will trade for a farm, 80 cows and
heifers, B steers, young bull and 10
calves all good Shorthorn cattle.
Address JOHN MCGARRY.
o52-o Ellis, Kan.
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Coal, the Rock Springs, at stone
elevator. c. III. PAUL..
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-Cowick & Wheeler Bros. will
give special attention to final proofs
and contests. 366-tf
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See our sample lot of mems shoes if
you want to save your hard earned cash.
3oS MARSHALL & UFFoRD.
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Capt. Fouts's portly form has been
on our streets good deal this week.
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Come and see our new stock OF mems
clothing. Just arrived. All new and
tasty styles and patterns.
3SS MARSHALL e UFFORD.
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TWO CARLOADS OF FLOUR
just received. Prices way down. $1.5(
to So per hundred.
385tf c.. NJ. PAUL..
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Ellsworth is receiving a fue line of
buggies and wagons. 391
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If you want a buggy, wagon or buck
board at Kansas City prices, call on Els
worth. 1871
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W, E. Phillips, of Manhattan, has
been in Wa-Keeney a portion of this
week.
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II. K Phillips, of Collyer, has been
playing deputy sheriff at court this
week.
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USE ST. PATRICK'S PILLS
For all bilious disorders.
st. Patrick's Pills are splendid family
medicine. Sold by A. B. Jones.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

Two new double-seated spring wagons
and two new buggies; also two second
hand single harnesses. These are for
sale at bargain, to make room for plows.
390-tf L. SCHMTTT.
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We have big stock Of new clothing
coming in this week. This viii be the
best stock OF clothing ever shown in Wa
Keeney. MARSHALL & UFFORD.
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&C. A. r. Suits at Kyle's.
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Call on Trego County Bank for
real estate loans. 372-tf
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"A Observation-Disclosures man
drove brisk trade early in the week.
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Fine, clean seed wheat at
3S7 c. Il. PAULL's.
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Ellsworth has received carload OF
fine brick. 391
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j. L. Miller, Esq, has been down on
the Santa Fe this week.
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--Shoesl Shoes! All kinds of boots
and shoes at Marshall & Ufford's. 3SS
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&C. 4. r. Suits at Kyle's.
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g. A. r. Suits at Kyle's.
Another Car Load

Another Car Load
Of Bran and Shorts, and the bottom
has dropped out of the price.
Also Corn Chop.
Come and see me. @. NJ. PAUL..
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Itch, Prairie Mango and scratch
es of every kind cured in 30 minutes
by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion.
Warranted by II. J. Hille, druggist,
Wa-Keeney. 3o6
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Remember we are agents for the
These goods cannot be excelled in ap-
pearance and durability.
3SS MARSHALL & UFFoRD.
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Flour at C. M. Paull's cheaper
than at any other place in town.
9~1
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&c. A. +. Suits atKyle's.
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-Rennets at Bakers meat market. 387
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FOR TRUSTEE.
I. the undersigned, do hereby announce that
will be an Independent candidate for township trustee
in Colyer township, at the coming election subject
to the voters of said township
330-tf J. T. CONDOR.
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A new lot of the famous Broadhead
goods coming soon at
3SS MARSHALL & UfFORD's.
The Press., 1886-04-29
TOLLAND.
tFRoa "RETsx.

lFRoH "RETsN443
 There was laxua atteasl m @f the entertainment given bv nup Noaf, the principal Attraction kssin9 MUor Hehder. shotl, Hkle Dfnmmak Box of the Rappa- hanocks who@a Arnnming plaased every one 'Uomxna8 Kearns, of Manchester, aeeompanyIn Ing him with the fife made Xnnffini music resonant through the town halb Singing by Major Hendershott, Miss Phillips, Mrs. PrIca, Mir. Phillips and A. E. Brooks, readings by E. O. Dim- ock, Miss Phelps and Mr. Phelps was in- terspersed between the martial music A number of Burpee Post were over. The supper was well served by the ladies of the members of the post, after which dancing and social chat until along towards reveille, was enjoyed.
 -J. E. Underwood sand F. P. Mack have returned from Memphis, where they have been putting up belting in new Touring mill, Some 13, 900 feet of leather faced cotton belting was required to belt the mill. This kind of belt is becoming more and more popular, especially so with electric light plants, being found well adapted for the dynamo machines, &c.
 The Monday Club have in prepara- tion for their final entertainment farce, never performed in this part of the coun- try. It is possible that the entertainment will be postponed week to give more time for the preparation.