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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24
DIR Bulletin.
THE LAY DELEGATION yYCTo-

THE LAY DELEGATION Veto
RIOUS.
The great question which has agita,ed
she Methodist Episcopal church during
sne past four or five years, is now definite
lysetsled by the vote Of the East Maine
conference, the last of the Conferences TO
vote upon II in the United States. There
na German Mission Conference in Ger
many, but its vote, even if cast solidIy in
the negative cannot defeat the proposition
The question which has caused so much
discussion is whether the Lay element Of
the church shall be admitted into the Cen
eral Conference, as part Of the lcgisla-
! tive power of the Church. Heretofore, it
I has been believed, that the interests of that
4 church did not require the lay element in
Its legislative councils. Now. that the
body has become the most numerous in the
United States, holding such vast amount
of wealth, carrying on such multitude of
educational and christianizing forces, In
Guiding its vast Publishing interests, many
OF its wisest and soundcst members in the
ministry and laity have felt that the bust
ness talent Of the church should be
brought into its councils.
Bys restrictive rule of its discipline,
this measure could not be carried, save by
avote ofthree-fourtbs of all the members
Of the Annual Conferences, ofwhch there
are seventy-two, and by a like vote of the
General Conference. The requisite num-
her has heen obtained by the vote of the
East Maine Conference, tho laity having
cast an Overwhelming majority vote in its
favor, and nothing now remains but to
give the lay element its proper place in It's
Ecclesiastical Councils,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24

REREUA To
Lee County National Bant, DIXON, IlI.; WIN. Uni
Dixon, III City National Bank, Cairo, illinols;
E 1ai,news poiars 4 Co., Commission Merchants,
Chicago, ~. Dow, Moran 4 Co., Chicago. hi.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-09
lUNI0N MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
NIzED IS48-
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Directors Office, No.27 Court street
BOSTON, MASS.
HENRI lfspCh Ek......... .PkES1DENT
DANIEL SHARP PRESIDENT
WHITING II. HOLLISTER. ............S SECRETARY
JOHN c. SHARP, NJ D....MEDICAL EXAMINER
Purely Mutual.
Dividends Declared Annually, on
the Contribution Plan, and
Applied after the Second
Payment.
a a
A Loan OF 10 per cent. when desired
Massachusetts Nor-Forfei iture Law

Examples Showing the Working of this Law:
Plan Ordinary Lfe-For example: A party in
surfing at the age Of 35; Premiums all Cash; One
Annual Premium will continue Policy in force ,
years and days. Two Annual Premiums will
continue policy in force years and Il days
Three Animal Premiums will continue il force G
years and - days.
Plan Ordinary Life: Policies on which note has
been given for 10 per cent. ,f the Premium. Two
Annual Premiums will continue Policy in force 3
years and 2G days. Three Annual Premiums Will
continue Policy in force years and 33s days. Five
Annual Premiums will continue Policy in force 0
years and IS days.
EXample-PTemium Al Cash; Plan, Ten Paw
ment Life. One Annual Premium will continue
Policy in force as Term Policy, 3 years and 3l2
days
Example-Premum 4oper cent. Note; Plan Ten
Payment Life. One Annual Premium will continue
Policy in force Term Policy 2years and 200 days
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PRoTECTIvE
ASSOCIATION, A

And secures to the heirs CT assigns Of dccea.
member
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-09
Endowment Policies.

Example-Premiums All Cash; Age. 81: Plan.
Ordinary Endowment, payable at the age Of 80.
One Annual Premium will continue Policy in force
as Term Policy. nearly years, or years and
325 days.
ENample-Premiums All Cash: Age, 35; Plln
Ten Year Endowment, payable at the age of IS
One Annual Premium will continue Policy in force
as a Term Policy wears
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-09

Example-Premium 40 per cent. Note; Age 50;
Plan, Ordinary Endowment, payable at the age Of
so. One Annual Premium will continue Policy in
force as Term Policy years and 1O4 days.
Example Premium ~ per cent. Note; Age 35 e.,
Plan, Ten Year Endo xnent payable at the age Of
10. One Annual Premium will continue Policy in
force Term Policy years and 20 days.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-09
CASH PAYMENT

Of $1,000. or as many dollars as there al,
members in the class TO which he or she he
logged, besides rendering such IMMEDIATE
ASSISTANCE as the circumstances Of the casp
may require.
Any person, male or female, in good health, ,
including any or all members Of one family may
join this Association upon the following terms
ENTRANCE FEE TEN DOLLARS, and a pay.
ment If One Dollar upon the death Of any mem.
Der Of the same class, aid one Dollar 20 be paid
to the Agent or Secretary, within forty days from
notice of death Of said member.
Class No. will be composed Of persons between
the ages Of eighteen and forty years.
Glass No. viii inclGde persons from the age ai
forty to sixty-fNe.
member will only be required 70 con,ributu
upon deaths in tbs class 10 which he or She be.
longs.
Zach Glass will be limited 60 5000 members
The yearly dues are Three Dollars, commencibe
one year from date of membership.
The following gentlemen, residents of Virginia
City and Gold Hill, being oonvcran, with the %.
iects Of the Association. would recommend IL a.
the consideration Of ALL especially 60 mechanic.
and miners. as an easy and convenient method II
providing for those dependent On them,
j. D. Winters, =. A. Tritle, Ma. n. Ball
W. IL. Smith; r. q. Taylor, John Lambert
Charles II. Van Gorder.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-09
N 0 T I c E.

DARTIES HAVING ACCOUNTS AGAINST
i the v. 4 I. X. r. Co. are requested to pre-
sent them at an office of the Company by the LIST
Of the month following that in which they have
accrued. fs
H. NJ. YERINGT0N. Superintendent.
February q, 1870. If
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-09
OFFICERS.

JOHN sPROsTON,
state Agent,
81 South G street, Virginia, New.
q. II. WILLIS, Agent, Carson.
May 20, 1870.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-09
READ THIS /!

BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS. AND OTHERS,
ID who desire to purchase
Lime and Brick, or either,
are hereby notified TO cnll apon the undersigned.
who will he prepared, within a few days, TO on
all orders with
A Number One Article.
~ Orders may he left with the undersigned
or ct Walkers Hotel.
MARSHALL WILLARD.
Carson City, May Is, 1899. L.isf
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-09

Head Office of Association. Exchange puildnr
corner Of Montgomery and Washington sireets
san Francisco, Cal.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22
FROM osTRANDER.
OsrRANDER. July "A, 70.

OsTRANDER, July "A, 10.
Eds. Gasetke Among the various
means for the diffusion Of knowledge the
one YOU, Messrs. Editors, have chosen
stands among the highest. Indeed with
out it we might say it would be hard to
turn the wheels of improvement at all.
And permit me to say that the manner
in which your journal IS gotten up and
the promptness with which it IS sent to
its subscribers is creditable indeed; so
we say, long live the GAZETTE.
And while we of the western part OF
the county like to see this branch of en-
terprise succeed, and are teaching oul
children to read, we are also trying to
keep up with the other advantages o.
the age. Among our prominent anc
more recent enterprises may be men
toned the white wire clothes line, which
is likely to prove a beneficial branch O.
industry. 1t is cheap, cannot be affected
| by the weather, and will not rust. Inc
agency for the sale Of this important IN
Ivention is established here.
Our people are all busy harvesting
tending corn, &c. Crops seem to b'
coming out well Notwithstanding th'
omens of dearth that hung so heavll,
over US some weeks since. The lat
showers of rain have helped vegetation
exceedingly. ocIoTo-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22
8O0Ks AVO PERT0DTC4Ls

SoTLING.-The LIVE Stock JOURSAL for
July c0nta' Ms an able and e haustive artf-
Gle on the important ~ubJ ct Of SoIlln&
stock II Is from he pen Of F. W St-Wart.
ESQ. Every man Wllts keep even 2 single
read It. The LfUe Stock journal IS a hand
some monthly. devot-d 10 ''Ihe farm, the
turf, The dairy and the poultry yard y
Among its segular contrihu or are Hon
Lewis F. Allen. F. W. It wait. Miss BItdy
VI ,rgau. (the lady stock reporter Of the
New York TfHles) l. B. Arnold, Cyrus n
Poole. and other Leading writers on I've
stock matters Pubd he'd sst Buffalo. n. Y,
BY Fl. c. Springer Co.; $50 peryear.
DEMoR EsT's Fashion MagsszEnean Young
Amerie. for the current month are are Teeely-
ei. Both are very attractive. S3S Broad
way, New York.
THE EDUCATIOEAI. GAZETTE for July 10th
has reached our tabIe. With this mum Der
10 makes ats d ist appearance as a weekly
Journal The Ruhscription is Tvv.s Dollars
yesrly. in.luding a valuable book or
nerfOdicaI a Isrg lfsr of which IS present.
ed in This NUN ber of the Gazette Address
the publishers G. H. Turner & Co., 4i5 Lo-
.-ust street, Philadelphia, for sample copy.
ARFHURss HOME MAGAZINE for August
Among the Ladies' Magazines, this is fast
b'zing the lead, not on'y for the hlgil enflI-
scter o. its reading, but FOR the heaHIy o.
its illustrations, and the fullnes< and varie-
y OF iis ft-h on and needlewn. depart
ments. Miss TOWNSHIPS new story
-JGeQpeEf7le." increases III Interest IN
every nurn ber while the admirable s-rIes
of articles on "WOman's Work and WO-
man'~ Wages. show breadth and com
m n sense IN tn ir treatment of a din uit
.utject worthy Of all pra Sc. T. 8. Arthur
& Sons, Philadelphia. Ihe publishers OF this
rlegan periD1ieal, are uhtiring IN their ef-
forts to make l. the lea ing Lstdy's Maga-
zine Of the country. Price, 9 a year
THE CHILDREN's HOUR. published by T.
S. Arthur & Sons, of Philadelphia, comes
TO our table for August As puT-, and fresh,
md beauti al as ever. To cur readers we
would say lake a. many mag zines IoF
your ch iIdren you can afford htlL " n n
er you t. Ike on o, i've. te ure hat you let
them hav-- q TTld Children Hour" The prlce
is ouly 81. % a year. md yOur Gu ldren should
have it If 1t cost twice as much.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22
EOCAH NOTICES.

ssI,eaders' .sLseaslsrs' ssLeadeT'' IS the
new Stove which A LGBf \ ND q SUNS
SOW have on exhibition call and see IL
1,he material used by A. LYBRAND &
Sons TO- Roofing. House SpOut1ng. ana ali
kinds Of Job work, is the best the market
affOrfis-
Another Hardware StOre.-T. Evans
& Co.. intend keeping a full iIe OF hard-
" re in come. fiOn with their stoves ana
liz, ware, als''' a ti''e s-sS'Tt'nent OF Woo9-H
war and hon e furnishing gsO - gen -raily
The can offer ind ucs-Iueftts to those IN
tending to build being ~ bic 70 fuFnlSi every
thing nes-rssary for building besides thF
carpenb-r aud mason work IhoS+- thiiS
can sell the most can sell the cheapest. II
= Nou want che p hard ware stoves II nd LlD-
war; cali and see them. Forks Sh-'vetS &c .
at pri es lower han before the war mr-zo-tI
Best Coal Oh. at lowest price, at s Ly-
brand & Co. \. ASDA@
MatrimoniaI-That supremeIy happy
eIas- who are called upon for the hrsf time
q 1T 10 for hous keeping, shoHld call uDOn
T. Evans & Co., No I Evans Block, befO re
buying their tchen GuFnl5tlErs as tneg
keep = fJIIl supply Of Was.sden ware stoves
and tin wa e and sell t6.-Tn chea aser imam
tny other place ia the city. THF e-fOurths
ofthe articles you want yOu can md 4 the
store room. mar-lS-i
Try .HuIfnlss Interest Tables, forsale
only at the NEW BOOK STORE
A. LyBrand q sons manufacture Gal
vauized Iron GOruice-and WlndoW caps
of all pat1erns-t5all ami see samples
1t Is admitted by all who have ever seen
sor used The Morning Glory, maj II u Lhr
hs4udSomeSt and tno-L S't'n v-il1r-nf 4no least
exDenSiN e In the consumption OF fuel OF
any stove tnat has ever been invented.
N9misf1tS allowed to go out of our estab-
Ii~hmeut. Jones & PuHphrey. apT-ii-
B. Dickinson & son. nave been and are
receiving a good assortment Of WATCHES
t;IoeIzs JeWelry. Spectiieles Plated Table
spoons and Forks, Tea Spoons. Butter
Knives &c; Persons wishing 10 buy Will
10 well to cal and see. Special pains taken
TO suit persons buying Spet:tacles Al No. =
SanduSky street. 3. DICKIEsOS q SON
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22
CITY COUNCIL.

The Council met Monday evening. July
Is h, 1870, pursuant to adjournment and the
minutes Of the preceding meeI ing W re rrsii
and approved. The several Committees
hand d in tn ir reports Whirh were receiv-
ed and adopted. V~rtOus om'II4ttees Wt'r-
appointed and matterS of tgusiness discussed
ONE length. A committee of isne was aIa-
pointed to wait oD Mr.. Geo. Jackson and
confer with him relative to the amount OF
damage he should claim for the use Df so
much Of the north end of his lot necessary
to straighten the south line Of Linesilti
Avennt- AID widen the selttie. II was re-
solved that the pump on Winter Str ct IL
'front.' OF Conrey & Weleh's tirUcaFy store
h uld be replaced and that the gutter from
he same to Framkliu Street should be kept
clean. It W is de-. ded to accept prOpo~i-
on from Mr.. Hem er to furnish the ftlr-
porafion with gravel. The Marshal was in
srrucif d t.s notify the citizens 10 clean the
grass amt weeds from the stdewat k~i in front
of their re- fd~mces ami to make other
neces- -ary improvements. The supervisor
was fnstrucLesf to i'm mBrOVe certain alleyH.
q was decided to furnish the Marshal ant
Police with Mace aud Belt. The Heath Or
fict-r s tuth Delaware rRpOi ted certain
nufesanceS and recommended their ab be-
itent IG was resolved to proceed with the
Improvement of ID IaWaFe Run a. iast as
practicable Al n special meeting Of the
Council b. Id Tuesday evening July 18th TO
take ae ion in regard - matters pertaining
% The Fir. Department after considerable
discussion It Wa< decid- TO continue the
baslti-ss oftnis meeitng to the next regular
IN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22
FROM RADNOR.
RADNoR, July

RADNoR. July 20. 70.
EDS. GAZETTE In looking over the
list Of Pioneers of the county, / see that
it is not altogether correct. William
and Mary Watkins came here in the
wear 1920. You have Mary 1875. Jno.
Iodwig came to the county in 1903 or 4.
Mary Thomas, the first settler in Rad
nor. and Lettis Jones, the third settler,
are not given in the list. Neither is
Tohn A. Jones; he came to the county
in 1913. Mary Thomas and Lettie
Iones came here in 1908 or 4.
SUBSCRIBER.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22
Burnett's Celebrated COoklng

and a Thousand and one rt'cles alls noth
TgeflI nad Ornamental
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22

SHALL WE HAVE A MARKET This
question IS now agitated and we under
stand that application viii soon be made
to the Council for such legislation as is
necessary to protect and encourage mark
ct sales Of meats and vegetables. There
is no doubt that if such a market could
be sustained it would be a great con-
venience to the citizens generally. There
can be no harm in giving 1t a trial.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22

PopULArIoN.-Mr. ]. w. Ladd. who
has just completed the census Of Della
ware west Of the river, informs US thai
the population Of that part of the town IS
1900. He thinks the complete returns
viii show the aggregate population of
the town to be about 6,ooo.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22

BAD SWITCHING. Five cars of the
northward bound freight were thrown
from the track at Ashley on Monday
morning. The train was endeavoring
to make a running switch, butinstead
of that made a rolling one. The car;
thrown off were tumbled up pretty bad
ly, but fortunately no one was hurt.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22

We call attention to the new advertise
rnent of G. @. Chamberlain q Co., Barlzrr'r
CIR in Measure and Register, for Will ch
they are agents, l. said 10 be most usefei
invention. and one of them should be at
tached to every tnreshing machine ia use.
The entire weight nf the machine rs but 80
pounds. It measure, the grain accurately
ana tallfss each busheI as il is measured.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22
mARRIEO.

CASF-THOM AS-,In the I7rh int. by
W. f. Wa son. v. y. ". at his residence in
delaware. Mr.. THOMAS ". ''ASE. and Mis-
LAvINA E THOMAS all OF Liberty fp.
H NGL=BO-TON-O the 18Th inst. by
W. T. W -tson v D. NJ at the -houh House
In Delaware Mr. MONROE HAGLE and Mis-
MARGARET BOsToN all OF Genoa Tp.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22

SHORT LINE.-The Springfield Re6a6-
lie says the new Short Line Railroad
from Springfield 20 Cincinnati will be
completed within year. The c. c. c.
& I. Railway will by means of this line
run its t-ains-both passenger and
freight through from Cleveland to Gin
cinnati. a1a Delaware, Springfield and
Dayton. The new road from Columbus
to London will also be completed within
a year.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22

MARKET NOTICE The undersigned have
agreed to close their meat markets on and
after Monday, July 25th, Iszc, promptly at
o'clock every evening excepting Satur-
davs. SAUBLE & co.
n. g. COCHRAN,
THOs. HUGHES.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22
To Owners OfGIOrses and Cat
He

TOBIAS DERBY CONDITION POWDERS are
warrant dsuperiOr to any Othei S, Or no pay,
for the cure of Distemper, Worms, Bots.
Coughs, Hide bound, c. Ids, &C., in Hot ses,
and Colds, Cou= hS, LO 5 uf Mix, Back
Tongue. HO DIstemper. &C., n CATTLE
These a. Powders were formerly put up ny
simpson Tomas, son OF DR.. Tobias, and
since hi death he d-mand has heen so
great that DIR TOb as has cOnttnu ueh tn ms n
ufacture them. They are peFfee ~ safe and
innocent; no need OfstOpping the working
o your an mails. They ilerea-e the appe-
ite. give a fine coal, cl-an~t the 81 Iom4ch
md urinary organs, and lper-asp the milk
| or cows. Try them, and y'u will never be
without them. Col. PhIlO p Bush, uf the
/ Jerome Park Race Course" Fordham. N
/ Y, would not use them until he W IS I'D OF
| what they were ronpo -ed since which time
1 ne l. n+ver without them. He h ~ oV.
/ tw-ttfy running horses In his charge, and
/ for the ,st thr years has u ed nu Other
] ned cine for them sold by druggists and
/ St,rekeep. r. throughout the United Stttes
Price D cents pr Box, Depot 10 PARK
| Place, New York. tuiya'1m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22

A RARE CHANCE FOR SOME ONE.-I am
Offering for salethe entire right in sSstates Of
the Ad ling Machine upon which recent
" seeured Patent. My reason for selling
is that find cannot secure the means re-
quisite to prop rIy carry on the business
aud will therefore sell the whole interest
on very favorable terms, for cash dol0n.
Capitalists should give this their attent' t'on
as IN. re is a fortune for some one in it. Tn
right must be sold. For particulars address
or call on B. B. Brown, at TanKtown, P. o.,
Delaware County, Ohio. juIy-l5-4w
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22

THE UK1oN Fam ASSOCIATION win offer
at public auction on their Fair Grounds.
near BIechanfcsburg, on Saturday, July 80
the privilege of keeping refrrshment
stands, &C., on the grounds during the ap-
preaching Fair.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22

THE MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
are informed by Capt Curren that from
January Ist to June goth of the present
year the number of money orders sold
at the Delaware Post Office was 1889;
the average amount Of each, 1881; the
aggregate of orders sold, SIS ,I74 "a; the
aggregate Of orders paid, S22,o72 SO.
Total Of receipts and payments, s47,-
a47 63.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22

THE METHODIST STATE CoNvEN-
r1oN.-Another subject has been added
to the programme Of the Convention as
published; namely, Our Missions their
present condition and future prospects.
The leading speaker upon each sub
iect is limited to thirty minutes, all others
to ten.
There are abundant indications of a
large attendance at the Convention.
The committee who are canvassing fol
the entertainment Of delegates have me
with fattering encouragement. Among
the delegates we observe the names o
Rev. w. x. Ninde, Gen. B. R. Cowen
Hon. M. B. Hagans, Prof. w. H. Cole
P. P. Mast, Rev. ]. M. Trimble, l. J
Critchfeld. Rev. c. A. Van ARda, Rev
w. d. Goldman, Hon. w. R. Sapp, Col
B. Burns, Rev. L. B. Gurley, Hon. A
M. Corey. A. P. Miller, w. A. Inghan
Rev. S. Lynch. Rev. E. c. Gavitt, an
others known or partially known to on
citizens.
Printed lists Of the delegates ha,
been prepared and are complete SO
as the names are yet reported.
The Convention win assemble {
Tuesday, August ?.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22
MIsLELLAAEOUS.


@IrC4 A D CLEANED IN THE BEST
Manner and on reasOnaulr terms ny Jhe
n1deTsiRned. Have had thirty years expe-
~ nc and filiv understand the business
4 nniv M the third house east Of the 1roli
biIsI5. iI.iE -559Itf ~ = PATRICK DOBBIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22

SARATOGA IN DELAwARE.-By the enter
prise of NJ ssrs. Lybrand & Co, druggists,
Saratoga has been brought to Delaware-in
bottles. We are indebted to them for 81 but
tie of it. or course we refer to The water of
the Saratoga = AZ Spring, which is said 10
be the most effective mineral water on the
continent. It is pleasant to the taste and
highly recon nended by various goo"
judges of water,-which we do not profess to
be. on general principles, however, we
cheerfulIy recommend water IN all cases,
in preference to anything stronger. Go to
Lybrand's aud get a bottle Of the Saratoga
~ - aud try il.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22

Bs- MART BRoDERIcK pays the highest
market pfice for Butter and Eggs. Call al
corner of North and DepUt STREETS, Eas'
Delaware. June-17-tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22

OTFERBEIN.-The Trustees Of Oterbein
University have decided not to remove
the institution from Westerville. They
will erect for its accommodation three
story brick building with front of I6o
feet costing $4,000.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22
WFW RARRER SHOP.

TVHE undersigned has opened Bar ,,,.-',
her shop ut the room lately Occupir.'
- A usti6 uUder tile American Honse-
Hp keeps none bnt firsi-class wngkInel''
PsticuIar att nttOn paid o the laun1rH
I 1ei11I-ff STEW ART CRA WFORA.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22

OscEoLA COUNCIL No. 10 of the Or
der.of United American Mechanics held
an election Of officers forthe current year
on fhe 9Th inst. The following were chos-
en-: J. Kruck, C.; A. Franz, v. c; J. J.
Scott. R. s.; w. A. Lear, A. R. s.; D.
Sheridan. F. s.; ]. Brown, l.; R. Haney,
Ex.; G. E.,Stimmel. |. Pro-; w. Long,
o. P.i J. Heller, Treas. The objects OF
this organization are. I, to assist mem
bers in obtaining employment; 2. mu-
tuaI encouragement in business 3, tc
establish sick and funeral fund 4. tc
establish fund for the relief of widow
and orphans Of deceased members 5
to aid members who. through Provi
dence. may become incapacitated fror
following their usual avocltions.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22
PAINTS.

4 ACiass and Putfv FAhnrNtuck s Pure
Svb;fe T.ead. Raw and Boiled Linseea Oll,
CoIorE in OIL and Dry, large = s'I 4, I5lioll "
iOi doors below American House.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22
PREFERRED LOCALS.

81 Twenty Cents a line for each In
sertIOn under this heading.