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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-08-10
ELLENSBURG.
A City that Hopes to be the Capital of
Washington.


ELLENsBURG (W.T.) August9 9th .-Ellens-
burg, the central city of Washington. and
one of the most prominent aspirants for
the capitol honors, is much pleased with
the action of the constitutional Conven-
ton in adopting Ellensburg's plan for sub.
uniting the question TO the people at the
October election
The question is now squarely before the
people, and those claiming to be familiar
with the sentiment of the State say there
rs no doubt Of the result, and Ellensburg
will be the choice
Workmen are busily engaged in pushing
the work on the new hotels in order to
have them ready for the accommodation of
the delegates 10 the Democratic Conven-
ton. which meets in this city on Septem-
Der 9th
The PostCffice, which was burned on
July 4th, will occupy its new brick build
ing, with all the modern appliances. to-
morrow.
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Julian Hawthorne is nearly six feet tall
and looks like an athlete. His sister,
Rose Hawthorne Lathrop, is very small
woman, with tiny, childish face, sur
rounded by fluffy auburn hair. The two
are the only living children of their
father, though there was another daughter,
very handsome girl, who died in En-
gland a number of years ago of very
distressing malady
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RED BLUFF.

A Store Burglarized and Dwelling
House Burned.
RED BLUFF. August 9th.-Wednesday
night VIM. Haranson's cigar, tobacco and
variety store was burglarized, and $3.50
worth of pistols, knives, watch chains, etc.,
were stolen. Two boys were arrested on
suspicion, but let out on bail, and the case
comes up for examination next week.
This m orning at o'clock R. E. Robin
sons residence just outside the corporation
was burned with all its contents 1t caught
fire from a spark from a stovepipe. The
loss is about 81 500. Small insurance.
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Contracts Let.

STOCKTON, August 9,h.-The Board o.
Asylum Directors to-day let a number oil
contracts for work and repairs at ths
Asylum. Ransom & Cushing, of Sar
Francisco, secured the contract for concrete
work. earle & Croly, of Sacramento, fol
the carpentering, and John Jackson fol-
plumbing. The bidding was close and the
contracts were let considerably below the
architects estimate.
Republicans Protesting.
SAN Francisco, August 9th.-The Re
publican Club held a large meeting il
Saratoga Hall this evening and adopted
resolutions protesting against the recen
rulings on the subject of Chinese in transit
requesting the representatives in Congress
to use every effort 10 amend the Exclusion
Act so as to preclude the possibility of such 8
construction as has been placed upon il BY
Window and Miller.
Highway Robbery.
GALATIANS RANCH, August 9th.-Last
Tuesday morning the mailman, Mr.. Gray
on his route from Ceur to Weaverville
Trinity county, was held up by two men
His private express box and mail sack
were robbed. The robbers secured from
$500 to 81 900 from the mail and the ex
press.
Unknown Man Killed.
SoNoMA, August 9th.-The Southern Pa
cific down train from Santa Rosa, when
near Worfield Station, ran over and killed
an unknown man yesterday afternoon
Small pieces of tn body were found scat
tered all over the track. These remain!
were brought here. An inquest will bt
held this afternoon
Declared His Innocence.
PORTLAND or, August 9th.-Chee Gong
the murderer of Lee Yick, on Noyembel
6, 1887, was hanged at 1915 to-day. Or
the scafold Chez Gong declared his limo
cence and said that Lee Tay, the proprietor
of the theater, secured his conviction t
avoid the payment of money.
Death of a Veteran.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 9th Captain
Lowell A. Chamberlin, a veteran of th,
war, commanding Battery A, First Artil
lery, at the Preside, died to-day of paraly
sis. He was 81 years of age.
Death of a Pioneer.
MARTINEZ. August 9th.-The venerable
Elan Brown has been stricken with para.
lysis. He was member of the Constitu
tional Convention of 1S49, and was born in
1877.
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Steamship Race.

NEW YORK, August 9th An interesting
ocean race to this side, between the steam-
ers Teutonic, of the White Star Line, and
the City of New York, of the Inman Line,
started from Queenstown this afternoon.
Both are flyers.
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SEVERAL FIRES.
Narrow Escape of the sugar-Pine Tree,
Uncle Toms Cabin.

Narrow Escape of the sugar-Pine Tree,
Uncle Toms Cabin.
WAwoNA. August 9th.-There was fire
yesterday on the Big Tree road, within a
mile of Wawona, which was kindled in.
side the historic sugar pine, Uncle Toms
Cabin. The tree was saved An area con-
sisting of several acres was burned over.
The fire is now under control. There is
positive evidence that it was incendiary.
LAMP EXPLOSION.
PASADENA, August 9,h.-The residence
OF 5. Q. knight caught fire from the ex-
plosion OF coil-oil lamp, and the building
was completely destroyed with the entire
contents. The loss is 50 600. Mrs Knight
had the lamp in her hand and was quite
severely burned.
cANNERY BURNED.
NAPA, August chs. NJ. Tools barn
and cannery, two miles from town. were
burned last night. The loss is 81 500; in
surance, $500.
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a LAMP EXPLosTON.
KINGLY DIGNITY,

kaiakaua viii Not Recognize United
States Consul Severance.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 9th.-Adyices
from Honolulu state that when w. H. Sew.
erance arrived in that city by the steamship
Australia 20 assume the Office of United
States Consul-General, his Majesty declined
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REGIMENTAL ENcAmpMENrs.
The San Francisco Militia Preparing for
Their Summer Outing


SAN Francisco, August 9sh-To-morrow
evening the Fifth Infantry Regiment Sec
ond Brigade, n. G. c. Colonel J. NJ. Dona-
hue commanding, and numbering six COM
panies, located in FIVE towns about San
Francisco will go into camp ior eight DAYS
at Santa Cruz. The camp has been named
Camp Miles, in honor of the Division Com
mander of the United States army on this
coast.
The Second Artillery Regiment will 90
into camp for eight days on Saturday, the
18th inst, at Monterey. The men will take
no dress uniforms, as it is the intention to
mske it working camp in every respect.
1t has been decided to name the camp
Camp Cutting, in honor of the Brigade
Commander, formerly Colonel of the regi-
ment. Captain Sine will take the light
battery into camp as flying artillery.
Owing to the death of Colonel Tobin, the
summer encampment OF the Third Regi-
ment at Ukiah has been postponed until
the 9TH Of next month.
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The oldest man in this country is sup
posed to be James McMillin, OF Bardwell,
KY, who is said to have documentary evil
dence that he is l13 years of age. He was
born in Botetourt county, Va, in 1776.
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PUBLIC AUCTION
BALING HAY,

TN ORDER TO TEST THE DIFFERENCE IN
i Bale Rope, about which there is much dis
cuSslon, we to-day used one coil EasteIn+Eesde
rope, SO bs, which baled 81 bales hay, weighing
So tons, taking about lbs rope per ton, and one
coil of TUBBS CORDAGE CO.'S make 81 lbs,
which baled SIS bales weighing ll1S tons, taking
rs per ton. These facts prove that it takes
about 20 per cent. more of Eastern rope to bale
ton of hay than it does of the Tubbs Rope
We used six strands to the bale and not strand
of the Tubbs Rope broke.
J. r, WRIGHT, Owner
MARTIN WOLLESON. Baler.
Calistoga, June 5, 1889.
this day baled my hay with TUBS CORD
AGE CO.'S Bale Rope, five strands to the bale,
and it took less than 4 TBS rope to bale ton Not
q strand broke, 81. o. BUTTERFIELD.
Calistoga, June 6. 1889 jy2 MWF&w1m
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John Chrysler, business representative of
Karl Gardner, the actor and singer, is in
the CITY.
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BIDS WANTED,

DDS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR PRIV.
ID leges of Refreshments and Bar at the Labor
Unions Picnic, to be held at East Park on
August 18th, up to P. NJ, MONDAY, August
18th. Parties bidding for Bar privileges must
agree to furnish Union-made goods. Send bids
to It'll C. Il. ROTT 60 L street
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BROS. &c GO
Corner Ninth and K Streets. Sacramento
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE

THAT I, THE UNDERSIGNED, WILL NOT
i be responsible for any debts contracted by
my wife, Doyie A. Scott, from this date.
Its JOE L, SCOTT
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-08-10

Ugly, pafufal, biotched, malicious. No rest
by day, no peace by night. Doctors
and all remedies failed. Tried Cuti-
cura Remedies. Effect marvellous.
Complete cure In five weeks. Saved
his life.
Our Oldest child. now 6 years of age. when nm
infant months old was attacked with a yiru-
lent, malignant skin disease. All ordinary rem
edies failing, We called our family physician
who attempted to cure, but it spread with almost
incredible rapidity until the lower portion of
the little fellows person, from the middle of his
back down to his knees. was one solid RASH
ugly, painful, blotched and malicious. We had
no rest at night, no peace by day. Finally we
were advised to try the CUTIcURA REMEDIES
The effect was simply marvellous. In three or
four weeks complete cure was wrought, leav-
ing the little fellows person as white and
healthy as though he had never been attacked.
In my opinion your valuable remedies saved
his life, and to-day he is strong, healthy child
perfectly well, no repetition of the disease hay-
ing ever occurred. GEO. B. SMITH,
Atty az Law and ex-Pros Atty, Ashland o.
Reference: J. G. Weist, Druggist Ashland,O.
Blotches and scabs from Head to Feet.
My boy, aged nine years; has been troubled
all his life with very bad humors, which ap-
AIRED all over his body in small red blotches,
with dry white scsb on them. Last year he
was worse than ever, being covered with scabs
from the top of his head to his feet, and contin-
ualiy growing worse, although he had been
treated by two physicians. AS a last resort
determined to try the CUTIcuRA REMEDIES, and
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Using them according 10 directions, the hurnor
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They are worth their weight in gold to any one
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GEORGE F. LEAVITT,
North Andover, Mass.
Mothers who Love their Children,
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ALONG THE PACIFIC COAST.
Whisky and SsrdS Lead TO a Very Seri-
GUS Stabbins ARRAY.
4 REBELLION AT HONOLULU.
The Kings Palace Taken-The Rebels
Captured and Charged With
Treason-Etc.
4 REBELLION AT HONOLULU.
REVOLUTION IN HONOLULU.

tsrEC1LL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-usIos.l
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North Andover, Mass.
Mothers who Love their Children.

RhRe,g Skin and Scalp preserved and beautifed
DhDl bv CUTIcURA SOAP. Absolutely pure.
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BABY One SOLID Rash,

Ugly, paiuful, biotched, malicious No rest
by day, no peace by night. Doctors
and all remedies failed. Tried Cuti-
cura Remedies. Effect marvellous
Complete cure In five weeks. Saved
his life.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-26

racych, nap,sat Wincenty Rapacki.
Warszawa 1889. 80 stron l39. Ce-
ma $50 mrk.
Znokomity artysta %dramatycz-
nv teatr6w warszawsklch p. w. Ra-
packi zaradzil istotnej potrzebie,
wydajac to dzie}o. Oprdcz ma}e]
broszury wydanel pred laty we
Lwowle, a dis zupe}nie wyczer-
panel, plsmiennictwo nasze ME po-
slada1o zadnei powaznle]szej ksiazkl
poswieconej teatrom amatorskim.
Dzislaj, gdy piemal kazde Towarzy-
stwo nasze W Poznaniu i ma pro-
wincyi c%orocznie urzadza ]edno lub
kilku przedstawieh amatorskieh,
dz1eio podobne jest bardzo ma cza-
sic. Teatr amatorski stall SIG nletyl-
ko najmilsza ~rozrywka towarzyska
ale i potrzeba ~spofeczna.9 Ma pro-
wincYl miewa zawsze przedstawle-
ME amatorskle charakter uroczys-
tosclowy. M6wla o MEM wszyscy,
~interesuje sic wielu, potem rozko-
szujq, a za}uJa k'sdy juz pre-
brzmia}o.- Mia, uszlachetniajaca,
budzaca i krzepiaca rozrywka-
teatr amatorski, coraz zywiej inte--
resowac bedzie Towarzystwa nasze
k5}ka prywatne, W miare tego,
]ak wp}ywy i potrzeby cywilizacyj-
ne coraz wlecej ~przenlkaG beda do
ere glow ludzkich.
W naszych szcseg6ln,e] sto-
sunkach teatr amatorski ma bar
do wazne zadanie. Rady wiec i
wskaz6wkl praktyczne pomieszczo-
ne W powyzszem dzlele stana sic
pozadanemi ola tych wszystkich,
kt6rzy urzadzaja przedstawienla
amatorskle. w czesci pierwszej
m6wi autor o wyszukaniu odpo.
wiednich r6l, zbudowanlu sceny:
urzadzeniu jej, o pr6bach czyta-
nych l pamieciowych, o kostyu.
mach i charakterystyce, W drugie]
zas o wymowie, kestach, grze mi
mlcznej i uscenizowaniu sztuk. Dc
dzie}a swego "a probe dodaf ko~
medya Kraszewskiego: ,,Kosa i ka'
mieh", W kt6rej przechodzi 2 czy'
telnikjem, jak grac ID nalezy.
Ia wielka zas}uge poczytujemy
autorowi spis sztuk przydatnych
do grania W teatrach amatorskich.
stanowiace z~akonczenie dzie}a. Pc.
dug tego spisu }atwo sobie wybrat
sztuke stosowua ma przedstawienie
originating lub t}omaczona. Ma die.
10 to zwracamy uwage naszym
towarzystwom.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-26

ZANZIBAR II grud. Por-
tuga!ski podroznlk Serpa Pin
to, omyliwszy czujnos6 kon.
sula ang,elskiego, udaf sic ma
czele znacznego oddzia1u W
gfab kra]u Makolola, wydaf
bltwe i zabrai 2 choragwie
ang'elskie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-26

CZECHY.-Cesarz ~austryac.
XII oswiadczyi prezesowi mi.
nistrow hrablemu Taffe, 2e
ME bedzie sic koronowaf W
Pradze 10 krola czeskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-26

ludz' sic udam, spojrze najprzod z
uwaga ma try rzeczy: pc pierwsze
zwrdce wzrok moi ku niebu, przy-
pomniawszy sobie, re wszystkie
daznosci mole skierowane bye po-
winny tam W gore; pc drugle spo-
gladam ku ziemi, rozwazywszy,
jak ma}o mlejsca MI ma gr6b po-
trzeba; pc trzecie, spojrze W okolo
siebie, gdzie widze mn6stwo takicb,
ktorym sic o wiele gorzej wiedzie
niz mnie. w TAXI sposob czuje sig
zadowolony i zyje W spokoju z
ludzmi l re swlatem, a z Bogiem
W sercu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-26
Try s]pojrzenia.

Pewnego poboznego czfowieka
pytano, ola czego pomimo r6znych
przykrosci zycia, zachowuje taxi
spop6l i obojetnost. Cztowiek ten
rzekf: kazdego poranku, MIN pra-
ce mo]a rozpoczne, lub pomiedzy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-26
co SkYCHAC?

co YCHAC?
NASTEPCA Drentelna. Jak
wan wiadomo general guberna.
torKijowSki Drenteln by1 wiel :
kim nieprzyjacielem kosclola
katolickipgo, czego dowcdzify
llczne przesfadowanla i fanny
kama sw'atyh kat. Pewntgo
razu przejezd2ajqc koto kos
cloia katolickiego, wzni6sf szpa-
de do CORY, jako5y gro&ac mu
uderzeniem - i W tel chwili
spadf z konla para|i2em rus2o-
ny. Gdy go podniesiono,
JUL ME &yf. Oto1 obecny gu
bernator nastepca Drentelna
wstepuje " SHADY swego po-
przednika kauai on zamknat
dwadziescia kosciofow katolic-
kich. - Oby tylko ME spot
kaio 90 to, co Drentelna!
POWSTANIE MA KRECIE
ME zostaio stfumione j%eszcze,
a ostatnie barbarzynskie OBJ
chodzen'e sic Turkow q pow
staticami zaostrzy tylko ich
nienswis6 i popchnie do roe.
poczecia og6lnego ruchu pow
stanczego. W tym celu przy-
gotowuja przywodzcy Ate
mach move plany i niebawem
spodziewac sic MONA rozwo-
u Ialssych wypadkow ma
Krecie, ktore mega pociagnac
"a SODA gorsze jeszcze ma
stepstwa.
CZECHY.-Cesarz austryac-
XII oswiadczyi prezesowi mi
nistrow hrablemu Taffe, Re
ME bedzie sic koronowaf W
Pradze na krola czeskiego.
AUSTRO. WEGRY. - Ma
stepca pc soble zamlanowaf
eesarz Franciszek Jczef |,
brata swego arcyksiecia Ka-
rola Lulwika. - Gangbauer
Arcyblsknp wiedenski i "a
razem kardynai zmarf 20
diugiei , cie2klej chorobie.
Byl ON wielkim zwolenni
klein konstytucyjnych "a
sad liberalnych l odznaczaf
sic prawoscla charakteru
wielka dobrocia serca.
W APII ma wyspie Samoa,
pamietne] okropnej bury
morskiej wsrod krorej PREY
brzegach zatonefy 9 okrety
pruskie, dina 10 z. m. dato
sic uczuc trzesienie zlemi. Do
my zacyeiy sic roruszac, lecz
p%oniewaA tam domow ME ma
z kamlenia, tylko lekkle bu
dowle, vice skohczy]o sic ma
popekanych szybach W oknach.
Morze W czasie tego trieste
MIA wcale sic ME wzburzyfo.
ZANZIBAR IA grud. Por-
tuga!ski podroznik Serpa Pin
to, omyliwszy czujnos6 kon'
sula ang'elskiego, udaf sic ma
czele znacznego oddzia1u W
giab kra]u Makolola, wydai
bltwe i zabrai 2 choragwie
a%ng'elskie.
OBECNY Rad republikahski
we Francyi stale sig prawie des-
potycznym. Me tYlko wypedza z
kraju osobistosci, kt6re uwaza ola
sieble "a niebezpiepieczne ale ma
wet niesprawiedliwosc swa posuwa
do tego stopnia, re ME przyjmuje
do parlamentu posf6w z obozu bu'
lanzyst6w wybranych ca}k1em legal,
nie.Jak donosza telegramy wykluczy1
parliament posfa b~ulauz, ste Laura.
49, .>~I~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-26
FRASZKI.
w KAWIARNI.

w KAWIARNI.
Gost: Prosze o szklanke kawy,
tylko bez ~cykoryi.
Gospodyni: A. to pan chce
pic czysta wode?
iona: Mezu, zn6w jestes piia-
ny? Co "a hanba! Cd wstydu po-
winienes sic zakopac w ziemie!
MAJ: Dobrze zakopie sig, tyl-
ko da] mi klucze cd piwnicy.
Pan A: Patrz pan, ten OTTO
dobroczyhca dopom6gf wiele }ez
ludzlom otrzec.
Pan B: A W jaki spos6b?
Pan A: Jest on fabrykantem
chustek do nosa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-26

Sedzia edo oskarzonego): Zda-
je mi SIG, re obracasz sic W z}em
towarzystwie.
O%skarzony: Cd lat dziesieciu,
prosze pana sedzlego, nam ciagle
stosunki z panam1 re sadu.
Pewien w~}asciciel majatku
ziemskiego spotkawszy ma drodze
ch}opca i chcac sic dowiedzieG cyl
on, pyta 60 sic:
"A czyisty?
- A OLGA i matkl.
= A kto twoj o%jciec?
= A ten, co ]ak orali, to ora1
W }ysego i %cerwonka.
"A jak matka VIOLA ma OLGA?
- A starry.
- Drudzy ch}opi Jak ma ME
go wo}aja?
= A kumle.
"A pan rzadzca?
Ty psiawiaro ch}opie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-26
POWOD,

= jamie czy ME znaiazfes dis
pienledzy w moich kieszeniach?
w calem ME patrzyf, panic
oficerze, DO dis juz many 2o-ty
micsiaca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-26

Z ROSYI donosza, re
nihilizm W Rosyi ciagle pod
nosi glove. Otto zn6w rozchodzi
sic pogfoska, re W PeterSburgu Cd
krvto spisek ma zycie cara. Wlelu
ofce,6w armli n~alezacych do owego
sprzysiezenia, aresztowano. Smutny
to ola barbarzynsko-despot> cznych
rzadow carskich obiaw. re juz po-
miedzy armiq nurtuie duch rewo-
lucyjmv, ktory moze w niedalekiej
~przyszIosci skruszy kajdany carst-
wa.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-05-01
Juneau.

Aside from the closing of the public
school and services at the German Re-
formed church, no demonstration took
place here in honor Of the centennial
of the Inauguration of the first president
of the United States.
The contested will case Of Charles
Christian, deceased, late of the town of
Rubicon, in this county, occupied the
attention of the probate court in Beaver
Dam last Tuesday. The deceased, an
eccentric native of the Isle of Man, had
accumulated an estate of about $40, 900,
of which some 900 were bequeathed
to relatives and friends, $500 to the
Neosha M E. church, 81 900 to the Home
Missionary, and 81 900 to the Foreign
Missionary society of the NJ E. church
and the residue of the estate to be di-
vided between the missionary societies
and the relatives. The contest arises
from the fact that the M. E. church has
no such missionary societies as spoken
of in the will and also as to the ques-
| ton of the division of the residue.
| A large delegation from the G.. A. r
Post here attended the camp fire of O.
D. Pease Post in your city on Tuesday
evening.
Hiram Curtis, an old resident of this
town, has been confined to his bed fol-
several days by serious attack of dis
ease at one time threatening pneumo
| MIA. w.
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HuStiSfOrd Items.

Herman cache and Hannah PERTH
were married at the home of the brides
mother Tuesday evening, April %, A
few friends and relative were present.
Aaron Baker moved his herd of De-
Won cattle from the old homestead to
his farm near Beaver Dam Saturday.
Earnest Randall visited Neosho Sun
day last.
S. R. Jones and wife passed Saturday
and Sunday in Juneau.
The Band boys have re-organized and
hold weekly meetings again for musical
practice and progress.
The marriage of Albert Shuts and Ida
Ke:l was solemnized at the Lutheran
church, Lebanon, Saturday, April 27.
E. M. and w. II. Jones dehorned
sixty head of cattle the past week.
Bring on your herds.
Everybody is getting his corn land
ready, and waiting for warmer breeze
before planting. SAY So.
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Navan.

DIR. Masterson was in town Monday,
called to attend Edwin Gormly
Mat Coogan attended the Kelly en-
tertainment in Watertown last week.
Mat don't miss many of the good things.
A teacher has at last been secured for
the brick school house, Miss Nina Hall,
of Whitewater, filling the position.
Mr.. Wilkie, Jr., is rejoicing over the
arrival of darling little daughter.
F. Timm, eldest son Of A. Timm, is
seriously i'll.
Navan has more new carriages to the
square mile than any other town in the
state, John O'Connor and Dwight Spit
zer being the latest purchasers. Next!
Your correspondents desire is to fur
nish chronological record that will be
of future use to the citizens of Navan.
The item in last weeks Gazette stating
we were in error in locating Mr. Comp
ty at Minneapolis, is incorrect. He is
there, and is the city manager of the
Singer Sewing Machine company. VI
tam tnbendere zero. CLEOPATRA.
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ClyInan.

Mrs. John Kinney returned to her
home at Boscobel on Wednesday last.
p. Curley and Thos. Norton went to
Milwaukee on the 24th.
S. N. Ramsey's little son broke his
right arm Sunday last by falling out of
his cart
Henry Kellerman, of Marinette,
shook hands with a number of his
friends here on Thursday last.
Mrs. Sarah j. Stevens nee Sarah
Christie, of Good Thunder, Mimi, Wis
tied with relatives and friends here dur
ing the past week.
Miss Gertie Miller, of Beaver Dam,
visited at the residence of Geo. Coler a
few days last week.
The dance in the new cheese factory
on Saturday evening last was grand
success.
Miss Loretto Walsh went to Green
Lake this "wednesday morning to gra-
duate in the art of teiegraphy under
the instruction of her brother, agent
McGiveran.
John Lafey visited with friends in
Juneau and Minnesota Junction on
Saturday last. q.