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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-30

uCB PRINTING OF ALI. - ,hs
sD neatly executed II Tue Jun" -
EC.EKA SENTINEL
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-30
PALISADE HOTEL,
Paiisa6e, New.
r M A z G II a N Z

MAS TAKEN THE ABoN = ;Sh moh Ti,, his
HI and Is now prepared 10 lui ha Oh.
patrons with the best tha' can ~ "
Stages arrive at this Hotel from Eurska i.ars a
,nd White Pine in time for pasSehScIs ~
,ats brea kfast before the train goes "es''
'"N NO
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-05-24

EL0wER POTS Of superior quality, full
il assortment. Also, MILK P0Ts, eli sizes,
Cor sale by CHAs. r. CHEW,
April 76.-tf TowsontoWn'
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-05-24

Molly" said Joe Kelly's ehos, 10 his wife
I'm in purga,Ory at this present." says he
And what sort Of place is mF' says -
'Faix. says be, 81, is . sor, Of halfway y, .
between you and heaven and ! stand !, might,
aisy after leaving you"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-05-24

4 Colorado saloon keeper sid Of rcagh
ro~d u eosldnt set their whisky strong
loagh for then, 80, amer ,fylns every ~ay.
. las, made miilare o. poison .oak snd but
tnai That fetched them ! called 1t the
aesp-hsrd,'s delight, aud 1t Was a popular
rick. The hts, fellow tried /, on yelled With
eight, the nest one ,ook iwo drinks. and turn.
. double somsrsaul, 10 the road before the
nouse. A reddlsr came along, aud afser hs
ook several drinks Of my shssp.herder's delight
Ne went of aud stole bis own pack. and hid II
the woods "
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-05-24


.Aitchild till theni suppose must take IL
hone with me. for cant very well drown II
or flrOw Il under the car wheels"
"sir!" calculated the a.tonishcd t'r sardess.
Bat Mr.. Verley turned ON his heels I'D strobe
oGl Of the depot, scarcely able at ir I to COM
prcasnd the disaster that had befall, him.
-ag train was at the depot when h. returned,
aud Ihe woman awaited him with H. 'leepiag
infaa. In her arms.
- sleeP. oh commenced Mr. verlcy.
"y:ell. that's luck"
eIhere's tho nurse. sir ?" enquired the NO.
nurse, what hursel"
y y' supposed you wen, away to sc, a
yer once thought ofitF" circulated Joseph
ins shifting his forehead. Here. give the
thit . me, quiek. the train is moving.
al hardly time 10 spring on board, ss the
loe live gave an unearthiy shrek, while the
We' uil vigorously.
his seat, holding tie unbfel-
hevi while ia the 9TH
nd onward
"a
-. H~e
- aai a. opinion Of her
"a, aud wouli cry ia spite
nshmenls prAeiccd 3, The be
~ Incle. such .. shaking the umbrella
,~it+ g bic watch ahd daneios !. oA 18th
kues
r. pie began . loos around repFoaehiully ;
.h.r IA L..
lat~ g,ErlsJ
"A ash hush there's darling ,...pe,si
Mr. Vsfley
batsuli the baby seat aud walled be- guash-
II IS gums. iof q teeth q la4 bot .e Nr
Fefi'y began g. .eos around she ca. > sssr.t
q - Matrimonial dame q ~-al = c.,4. q
$3.50 eysase! taI u wa There q auly
tAFss iaai's 10 tAs ar. aAd tlsy ~sfe saets
- f-.li lsu sai p!e4 ehssss
+Gasg lsl sL.- say ytl.ns abasi g. efoAn-
- y Ee'-sy o seE4isl @ spirt
'-5 -hy 1.1lt lsss s..aaH. L ssuss eusarA
= sa4 ssia l4fse tsppas, there ), a
dsus o. tls ,aty t-rtals 10 l4lss b4t
tas-a : there 80 Ssh . rsf ..s ssley sAls baby
ia tar -sy % mres.ls s Rsli fesfassy
AZ. als fr.slI es- stal- B.. a. s.ls .s -
caa
Nasa 49,. O. f-t.s .s,a.u. - 81 Vs..
ssaa t.tae'stes 4ls saty l.t .-.s .rea ...
4 ssfsan-4 50 4e4 . Is4t|s4 ,.
sa.fs vays tlas -sasert .l.sita
s.a- .aiss be- $50 ssea..s sfI.r.4.. ...
~ $50 I-r I,esI .sai..t t,..s e t-.
ifsfa q 'a-sIls 80 ls. .s- ~ -..
o. SO sac ..4...-s4
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-05-24

"A Missouri woman said abe gave = railroad
conductor ten dollar bill he said !, was .
two she insisted he persisted she took Ou,
a revolver and snapped II, and he gave her the
eight dollars balance. no, wishing to have any
dispute with = lady.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-05-24

The society in Columbus, Ohio. Is high.
'oned, 1.-THE following from the JonTnai is tue
why, you old "a t.di.n-c, Is tha, you -
F, the wa, young lady salu,ed another on our
.,rssu the other day. and the angel in dimi,y
pud high heelsd boots thus addressed meskly
and POLITICALLY responded, You bet
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-05-24

"A fond father receatly wrote 1T generally
lakes twenty years Of training to eradicate the
Ford nice from = woman's vocabulary. The
Falls OF Nisgara, the Psalms Of David and the
srogress Of the human race were all nice To my
eldest ill she got married D."
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-05-24
@octru.
4 WONDER Why.


nv n. D. HRISE.
I wonder why this worlds good things
should fall ia such unequal shares
Why some should taste OF all the joys,
Aud others only feel the cares.
wonder why the sunshine bright
should fall in paths some people tTcad.
while others shivcr ia the shade
OF clouds that gather overhead
| wonder why the trees that hang
80 fall Of luscious fruit should grow
Only where some may reach aud eat.
While others faint and thirsty 60!
why should sweet flowers bloom for some.
For others only thorns be found
And sotne grow rich on fruitful earth,
While others all but barren ground
wonder Why the hcar,A.of some
O'srilow with joy and Mppiuess,
while others 80 their lonely way
unblcsscd with Aught of tsnlerncss
| wonder Why the eyes Of sntns
should peef De- maistcged with q tea
while others weep from morn till g.
Their hearts sucfushei v"'
All we'll we may nai
The whyEsrrr
Hat this we knoW -th.f,
Aad watches as through ~ -
Each lite lss mission here ialdlls,
Aud only Ilo may knos the cni,
And loving HIM. wo may be siroag.
Tho storm or sunshine lie may s.ud
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-05-24
Domestic Pictures.
oF SICK noY-A GENERAL Row-THAT cARPET
Is WHIPPED TO YouR HEARTS CONTENT.


The annual ceremony Of taking uP, whipping
aud putting down carpets Is almost upon ~. II
is one Of the ils which flesh IL heir TO, aud eau.
not be avoided. You go home some pleasan,
spring day, at peace with the world, aud find tbs
baby with . clean face, aud you get your iavorite
padding for dinner. Then your wife tells you
how much younger you are looking, aud says
she really hopes she can turn that walking dress
she wore las, fall, aud save the expense Of a new
suit, aud then she asks you II you can jos, help
her about taking up the carpet II you are q
fool, aud you generally ste By that time, you tell
her o. course yoa eau. Just as we'll as not Then
ihe gc's sascef for the iAcks and stands aud
halds Il. and then you yet the ela~ Anj W iown
"a yOar kn-es and brgiu 10 help her iou feel
lits economical sbost the Ere, three taeks, aud
t.ks them ost eArefsliy, aud pat ,hssa In the
s,sesf. Year ~iis s good <boar hSlding The
ssucef, aud bssBiiss poe s'th 80 istsfsst.as Z
sassy Abosi hoe y4lf asisttss's ii:ilc ~ -
expected % live ull morning Then yos eslst
10 the tssk a,ih crooked had. aEl yoa CT the
40 uufst .ni rle bead eoH,s "a nnd the
'athe' csn.t' %. aui ,.s carpet comes % md
sii Won do to leave li.s tack ia the n,of be
casse II Sill ieaI the carpet sasa o.. az
ssA.a, you ~ 10 WotS aud ssiE Jour a..
aud get silver under Jour ihunb nail G.
your w,fs to shut ~ about that e'sflasur
'li make W yOgf mlE4 sAsi IL does u0i
say d.ssf,ncs ALos, that tack Gbd - yoa
Ga tie oorssf where The - .s aosL.rd To- ot
t.fes uasss. AID has been Ha4.ed do~u ..tb q
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-05-24

uti..st tsr rs.t frr.ts.' su
- seer. me.t-' ~ 3-u4.'
,uEt's-s ssgsr'r i-sss-d ~ rrs ft
80 ~'t her i-sssg .uslf 'uus ths f,s.t
"a sst fts.' re.l.rs tssa. - items. ,.s
.s agsr - h.ls isys ard -,sts su3 usvs.
-eaass ths.f trspons.t.lfiss tuf a. rsessss
cansqasans y 20 80 - autr gra~ - v,stt
thsf ss-ss rrs ~ haa of.rst7 nee y.
rrH'si . sg's-f 20 afoass ihs' irorrng ~
- soi tsa.as fhe.f "a. shsr -, $40, t0f
su,s ibs' TOD g.. hss.n. gs--I .h.,n shore
lss -, Tbess lniiu4us.s a"ss ,ea
.,ih an g. e. snse'ed os'npa..saa ...r vta esr
'HsTs ,' 70 ihs, ppo- dsai mann, B.. 500.
8 htfs'''lo desih. ~ o. sooner da 500 re
- that 'bft should asset hsr thsa rhst A., ~,
shs i qui's 10 hsf slsnsni Be- short. ihsi -
osla ss's' b hsPP' y she hsa oni, haif ~
,sch 20 do
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-05-24

grFas nrraEssos $50 rFrsrt vrH s.frtss
suass Tss ata rrrsYesaNt rtaS-' 'fiau
rruasoss-s srisausft tour -
~ RseExT fsfFs

io~ pfirss have hssa re- fsi far ihs lAsi yssf
o. tso - ths forosi ssiss % "a, ssia's gsbfrsl
iy throaghcat ths Essisfa shore y MAfyiAsi
I 10 Tslbo, eosnts ous = ihs fnts, coanus, 90
I ~ Shor.. ooniaiaing lsnd nstar,ly vsry pro
/ Aasuvs improved IN many Instances, ty slsssh,
dssIlngs abd stesilsat oaibuiliinss s1Hs fsin-
ous sales ar, reported The E,sion Grsss, ,r a
rscsa, issus, givss the 'olo~ing
soaf lands which fof mASy gen, tuars t.i
gous on gradually aprreciatinE IN ,aus ttss,
sis.s sec when they reached ,hs,r' .sir m y
pFif. under the inaa,iOn Of ,be Gu oe,. I'D
ALTON Of large northern aagtauon,
800 price - lov s vis,' The
panic. Farms shi.h 10
~-<,pareha- Sioo rsr
lno hriae one.
"a a. $50
for : and 81,
<6iioSs; lAnguAs, bat literal.
&m vas recently sold Ia os'ord
J. ss,S .sss than SEQ, Tor which ,h nwnsr Dc.
cliaed ovsriares Of pafchAse Of 500. gbe splen.
did estate Of Samuel Dickinson. dee. "a, apon
the Chopiank, cold for abou, Sl9,, - under
Judgment or mortgage for which tsfus'd
bona 6de offer Of sas. 600. Ysfiotd Neck sold
for little upwards OF 1000. $50 i,res. The
owner would have been almos, ipsaltsd 10 have
had lees than S20,0 200 offered fOr tie irae, sin
years before. The farm Pcnfcld, inmediaiely
adjoining Eas,on, was bid in by III, Iaorigasee
at lees than $40 or abou, that. For portion OF
this same farm the morigagor paid 100 aud the
whole Of Il would probably have ., that time
brought the same price.
1.-THE Woodstock property within ? mile OF
Eas,On, was bough, by DIR. CherbOui ,sr Of B'l,i'
more. for s2s per acre, or about sii 900 for the
whole tract, nearly four hundred acres, an
amount which would not rebald the elegant
mansion and the farm buildings should they be
Consumed. A farm on the Chop,ank was recent,
ly purchased BY Capt. Hardcas,le for abou, SIS
900 for Eve hundred acres, hardly the price Of
the 6ne buildings upon the property. farm 10
now advertised for sale o: 3i5 acres on ChOp,ank
river, near the last beautifully situated, having
What s said 10 be the finest house In Tslbo, eoun'
" upon u, which cost, In 1896, the sun Of Sis,
900, the land having been bOugh, The same year
for $40 per acre. making the total cos, to the
owner Of $50, 900. This farm 10 reported to be
Offering al private sale for Sii,ooo. Many other
instances Of actual sales, and proposals for sale,
.. these ridiculous low prices. nigh, he given hut
! Il 10 unnSesssary."
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-05-24

"A Daubury man says be has read Of beg
gars dying with stockings full Of silver, but the
only ssggars be ever cav had real estate n theirs
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~Sr~s> s-s- - -----
% e'a-st
- s.
'arr--s 'ae' 'f-r' stf
rhh"' a. -
80 "a a ssa' aaoa' arf '' .'I
r'ei' Hf'a 49, aerl' '7' t.- -'f' o..
ss ~ 'Hef 80
ssr' - '.'i -A.+ fF' So
TA 'eks" 81" "a
''s' "an''
'-i '-i 80 ~ "''''h'
'Af F' o."
''f'''' '.'s -s.''
f"'f
t'.'' sn i''I~+'' ~ F'~ -
A'' WEI
'f-.' "'' i's
's. ar ''F af'''i I''.''F
AZ ''s" "e''i ''af'
~ ''' - '' aia''f "-''i "''
/ @pe"it ''ai snd 'eths Tal'" snA
I ~arf.0s 'ha~ $50 'he hH''"'s o'" 'ie'
I meet lee1IA F'f 'fi ~ r7asti from 'i''
he Al. 'ei
sr-eiT T..'s So rAih'' .arfs- fei village.
"'aat'i a. ias lHn-t."u q several rai-aY''
-h a. imrf'ns Nm@fehn hHthir 'fnoiafe
''raisp' lnt' e." b1 ling " N"ri'y -ais-
ei boxing rghi ant 'Fi - ihe yaunE .siy
~hoss saafi snsh. 3 b" 80 8" as'ane
"'i course be r''r'edsi mentally -shs u
10 90 the i'asoai ~ me v"nsn afe pfoSsfei'
ally curious
But Harold Fs'iey' daughter vas not On The
lookout ~ her uncle whsu the crowd Incl
dent :" The evening tram had subsidized ana h'
people had gone their d'hefeni ways, the only
,".'s'Hs -, 'Al'' I, '"s =, =, N''
-, - - -" - --s
-, ~"
D,,,'- .-' -" ,.,' -
-, la.v ,aI'.hi--
-,-...,,'a ...'.--
~Ahemi va. 20 NEE, myst~
don't see her"
"Your niece. sir what /. her name ?"
"veriey."
"ol yes. sir she hs, been here these ,w'
hours. bless her dear heart, she - asleep now.
Asleep" grasped Mr.. verley. bu, the stew
ardess answered him by bursting iu,o the innel
apartment aud bringing out what appeared 4
be a compact bundle with a pink face At on'
end and mass Of trailing embroidery at th'
other.
Joseph Verley reeoiled as far as the angle
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PARALYSIS AND DEEORNfTTES
CURED.

10 located at Amherst Mass, for the treatment and
cure Of Paralysis in all its forms, Spinal Diseases
Contracted Cords and limbs, Crooked Feet and
Hands, Enlarged JOINTS Wry Neck, Curvatures of
the spine, Hip Diseases, Ricketts, St. vitus's Dance,
and
All Dcfo1.11aitieg
Neuralgia, rheumatism, and all Lameness; Ner-
vous Diseases, Govt Commissions, Diseases of the
Brain, Heart and Lungs Cancers, Hystera, &c.
Apply to GEORGE W. RHODES, NJ D., Amherst
Mass., or to Il. F. FAXON. ESQ, Agent Tor the In.
stitute, No. l, Pemberton Square, Boston.
dec12.tly
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rOOK CANVASSERS can find no more fresh and
U attractive volume for Spring sales than "The
At'c househeeper,s Manual" by Miss G. f, BEECH.
tic Economy and Complete Cookery Book in one
volume. send for circular to j. Il. FORD & CO.,
New YORK Boston Chicago, or san Francisco.
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9aiip Nennebee yonrnal.
DR.. r.LMAyeEs SPEECH BYA HogsE

Nv dear gentlemen and ladies, rcmcm-
her tha, we, like yourselves, have moods,
and cannot always be cheerful. GU do
not slap your grandmother in the face be-
cause this morning, she does not feel as
well as usual; why, then do you slash us
Before you pound us, ask whether we have
been up late the night before, or had our
meals at irregular hours. or whether our
spirits have been depressed by being kick
ed bv drunken hostler. We have only
about ten or twelve years in which to en-
10Y ourselves, and then we 60 out to be
shot into nothingness. Take care OF us
while you NAV. Jobs horse was ''clothed
with thunder" but all we ask IS q pam
blanket. When we are sick, put us in q
horsepital. Do not strike Us when we
stumble or scare. Suppose You were in
the harness. and were in the wagon,
had the whip and you the traces, what an
ardent advocate you would be for kindness
to the irrational creation Do not let the
blacksmith drive the nail into the quick
when he shoes me, or burn my fetocks
with a hot file Do mot mistake the "dead
eve" that nature put on my foreleg for a
wart to be exterminated. Do not cut off
my tail short in fly time. Keep the north
wind out of our stables. Care for us at
some other time than during the epizoo-
tics, so that we may see your kindness is
not selfish. My dear friends, our interests
are mutual. am a silent partner in your
business Under my sound hoof is the
diamond Of prosperity. Beyond my nos
trils the worlds progress may not go.
With thrift. and wealth, and comfort,
daily race neck and neck. Be kind to me,
if you want me to be useful to you. And
near be the day when the red horse Of
war shall be hooked, and impotent, and
the pale horse OF death shall be hurled
back on mis- launches. but the white horse
Of peace, and Joy, and triumph shall pass
on, its rider with face Ike the sun, all ma.
tons following .-Errngelit.
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MASON { HAMLIN ORGAN CO.,

IA fremont ST., Boston; Is Union Square; New
York; 50 and 81 Adams St, Chicago. teblS. t4W
1. q. HOVEY is agent for the above insr,i-
ments in Augusta and vicinity.
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JURUBE

which is pronounced by the leading medical au
thorities OF London and Paris 1.-THE most powerful
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THIS Is no new and untried discovery, but has been
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WITT piles and kindred Diseases are sure 10 follow
their use. Keep the blood pure and health ia as
sured.
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Sole Agent for the United States.
Price One Dollar per Bottle. Send for Circular.
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MAINE WESLEYAN SEMINARY
AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS
r. III. EDDY.

SOLICITOR OF PATIENTS
For Inventions. Trade Marks, or Des!gl,
No. 10 state Street, topposite Kiity Street BOSTON
A FTER an extensive practice OF upwards OF 30
IA years, continues to secure Patents in the Uni.
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to determine the validity and utility of Patents Of
Inventions, and legal and other advice rendered in
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Assignments recorded in Washington.
No Agency in the United States possesses superb
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the patentability of inventions.
All necessity Of journey to Washington to pro-
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here saved inventors.
Q st m n ials.
II regard MIR. Eddy as one of the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom have had
official intercourse. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents"
II have no hesitation IN assuring inventors that
they cannot employ man more competent and
trustworthy, and more capable of putting their APP.
plcatlons in form to secure for them early and
favorable consideration at the Patent Onlce.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents"
"Mr. Il. Ii. EDDY has made for me over THIRTY
almost every Such unmistakabe proof OF
great talent and ability his part leads to
ommend all inventors TO apply to him TO procure
their patents, as they may be sure of having the
most faithful attention bestowed on their cases,
and at very reasonable charges:
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Trial List.

List of Causes for aniourued term, commepc.
Ing March 3, 1878:
The county of Northumberland vs. Geo. MEL
iece.
The county of Northumbcrlandy ys pbilin Win
tersten.
LYMAN Seller, adm. Of Elias Seller, vs. John
NJ. Whitmer.
Fredrick Strader VS.. Dan. Beckley, HIS
Catherine Daud VS.. the Enterprise Coal Com
rhny ana Robert zimmerman.
muham Lewis Us, James Malone.
fe'et pnhkle VS.. II. Il. Sheiienherger.
Martin Stralih aud an, VS.. Criah Folk, con-
tractor, and Michael shipe, owner.
Geo' y, Welker VS.. ~ Z, Railway Co.
FRANK Fersmg vS. twp, of Mt Carmel.
WIN, NJ Cairn vs. WIN IL sam Russell
sam, u biy'on vs. school Directors of Della
ware Twp,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-03-01

LEGIsLATIvE.-Dr. Dewitt, member of the
House of Representatives, has introduced the fol-
lowing bills;
An act to incorporate the shamokn Gas Com
pany.
An act TO incorporate the Mahanoy Gas Com
pauy.
An act relative to roads and supervisors In the
township of Upper Augusta, Northumberland
county.
A supplement to an act entitled an act to in
corporate the Shamokin Life Insurance and
Trust Company.
An act to exempt from taxation the parsonage
of the Reformed Church Of Sunbury, Northuin-
berlaDd county.
A further supplement to an act entitled an act
to incorporate the Schuykill Haven Mutual
Health Life Insurance Company, approved the
10Th day of April, 1850.
An act to authorize Daniel Row, John Schleg-
ell and Solomon Billman, as trustees, to sell GER
tain real estate in the township of Washington
Northumberland county.
An act authorizing the building and maintan-
ing of dam in the West Branch of the River
Susquehanna, near the borough of Milton, In
the county Of Northumberland, ftom the eastern
bank of said river to the central bank of the up
per island.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-03-01

BoRoUGu ELEcTIoN.-The election on Friday
last passed off very quietly. But few cases OF
drunkenness were noticed during the entire day.
The following persons were elected:
Chief Blrgess-Sol. Maick.
Second Burgess-W. |. Greenough.
Town Clerk-Peter w. Gray.
high Coustable-S. 7. Bright.
WEST WARD.
Assistant Durgesses-John Cadwalladsr and
D. e. Dssinger.
Council-Wm. i. Dewart. J. A, Cake, Chas.
Sensenbach and Val. Dictz.
Constable-Wm. Pursel.
Assessor--Geo. Bright.
Assistant Assessors-T. NJ. Pursell and II. Y.
Fryling.
School Dircctor--L. T. Rohrbcch
street Commissioners-Geo w. Kiehl and c.
F. Martin.
Overseers of the Poor-Fred. Merrill and John
Shssler.
Judge of Elections Alexander Mantz.
Inspectors of Elections-Solomon Weaver aud
George Lyon.
Majority Against License-51.
EAST WARD.
Assistant Burgesses-Geo. w. Smith and Jno.
Clark.
Councll--Jacob Rohrbach, Geo B. Cadwalla.
der, Wm. II. Miller and J. C. Irwin.
Justice of the Peace-Jeremiah Snyder.
Constable--Wm. II. Bright
School Director-M. &. Gearhart.
Assessor-Levi SeasholtZ.
Assistant Assessors-I. 8. Gossler and Eman-
uel Wivert.
Street Commissioners rs-John Smith and J. b.
Lenker.
Overseers of the Poor-N. Y. Martz and Geo.
Harrison.
Judge of Elections-Jacob Cable.
Inspectors OF Elections-P. II. Moore and Ira
Hile.
aiority Against License-67