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evil than Democratic victory, that was q
perfectly good reason for an open sup
port OF Mr.. Tilden, but not for what
seemed to 10 many readers IN indirect
and covert support Of him. In aWord,
il real reform was sought Il seemed to
the Republicans, who had always suppos.
ed the Nation to be in general sympathy
with them, altogether more probable un.
der Hayes, with the reform element OF
his party, than under Tilden, with his
following; and, II so, they naturally ex-
pecled the Nation TO agree with them
that 1t was wiser TO bring In Hayes, and
then eight the battle, with the advantage
that his election would give the reform
wing, than assume that the bad influence
would be TOO powerful, and so bring In
Tildea with ali the probable consequences.
Bat why did the issue apparently
change Not, In our opinion, because
Mr.. Wheeler or Mr.. Blaine or anybody
else talked about outrages and rebels, but
because, on the very first careful consid.
GRAFTON Of the probabilities Of the situa.
tiou, II was evident that Mr.. Tilden could
be elected only by virtually solid
South in alliance with the most ignorant
andun.Ametican vote In q few Northern
cities. Then the question was not only,
Is civil service reform, or hard money, or
Justice and wisdom Ia The South proba.
bic from the triumph Of such combina-
ton, but Il II NOT immeasurably wiser
even 10 take the risk OF "the group than
10 confde the government TO its sincere
These are plain words, but
they state the exact fact. Mr.. Tildens
success was the transfer OF the control Of
the government 10 "tho South"
When acandidate was nominated for
The Presidency, in the present state Of
feeling In this country, who held the view
81 the Government which was the plea OF
The rebellion, and who could be elected
only by those who had forcibly sought the
ruin Of the Union, and when the oppos.
Ing candidate was nominated by the Fest
influence, aud was frank,
sincere and proved representative OF the
policy which the Nation had always dc.
Tended, that It should have SO Support.
ID" him a. TO delight his opponents and
lssound his adherents, ia the reason Of
that feeling In regard to It's course which
vas SO general among its Oldest and sin.
,erest friends.
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PHILADELPHIA, December, lZ-Pstro.
leunI- Advancing; re fined 81 ,ISaS2 70; crude
lTlal7Iso. Glover Seed-l4 hal5c. Flour
--Nrmly held; extra Minnesota family
So 25a6 70. WhEat-Dull; amber 81 l4a
lao; white 81 10. Corn-MIxed old 500
sail 57%c. OAts-More active; western
mixed S6a3sIsc. Bitter Steady; New
York and Bradford county extra S2aSSc;
firsts .2SaS0c; western extra 2iR2sc; firsts
2Oa92c. Cheesc-Dull at. l3al4e. Eggs
Unchanged. gWhisky=WeSterp 81 10 a.
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Toledo.

:. TbLkDo,, December ..l2.-Flour-In fair
demand. Wheat-Dull; No. l white Mich.
Igan S. 81; extra white do. 81 Is; amber
spo, md January 81 IS; seller February
81 40E; No. 2 Eamber 81 22k. Corn
Steady; high mixed COKE; low mixed 60c;
No. 2 now 46fe: damaged new 42c. Oats
Firm aud UNCHANGED, ~. 1tf. ..t
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NiIe9henyCattIe.

EAsrLrBKErY; December 12.-cATTLE
i-Receipts to-day 20 cars Of through and 0
cars Of ward stock, or 1877 head. Supply
fair with % active market ct the following
hgureS !: Best IS 2Ss5 50; medium 70 good
81 2Sa5 90; common TO fair IS 50A4 90. 4
HoGs-ReceiptS to-day $3.50 head. York.
era IS 60a5 sG Philadelphias s. 9Qa6 90.
SnEEp-Receipts to-day 4. 800 head. Sell
ling al 81 25a575. I, .-,S - ,oFr
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FOR SALE,
URUsTEE's sALE.i M


InpursuSnec Of Deed Of Tfust x,yen BY uoor,e
W. EekhSft and Hils, dttea Auf1if m. iSi6. at,d
recorded 10 Tho cleTt'S oeo Tor Ohio eolnty, WcIt
YInInla, In Deed Book No. GS, PAGE go dc, and
also BY The written dirVctenI Of BlfbaII EcEhAFi,
wife OF said George W. Eokhlrt, vii, on
WEDNESDAY, The 40,h day Il December, isfC,
sell the following described properly, conveyed 10
me BY aid deed Of trust Tor % much thereof a
may be necessary 10 ray on the Hens % said pro.
peEty At the date ol the uonVeY1nee above namedl,
to.Wit; Lots Nos, nine (D) and twenty-five VIZ, In
North Wheeling; also Lots Nos thlrty.eiGht lSS)
and twenty-seven en-, thlrty-sIx ts6, thirty:seIsn
ISL, twenty eight (2Sl, tWenty.nine go, thirty
one (Sll, thIrty'twO lSl and thirty-three lSSl u
North Wheeling.
SAID sale VIII be made at the front door Of the
Court House for Ohio county, a. 10 o'clock 4: NJ
on the following terms: One third Of the purchase
money 10 be raid In caAh, the balance In SIX,
twelve and eighteen months, With interest; defer
red payments 10 10 satisfactorily secured. 80
~ T'IJIf.F C.E Sr1FEL, Trustee.
WHEELING, November y, lsN.,a '7yar .
In addition 10 the above, Twill also Offer ior ale
al the Sama time and place part Of Lot No. tea ol
on Main street, North Wheeling. (aboat the one.
third thereof being the saue part now oceurled
By Joseph kleLLly. ~ -ll q nose
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New YoSFriI Dry Goods. !,

New YoRx, December l2,-Bsslpess
is-llght- with commission houses and the
jobbing trade was quiet. Cottons steady
With an upward tendency in Brown sheet
lngS, corset jeans, &c. Prints IN moderate
demand. Lightf fancy cassimaes and
wosted coa.Inys In fair demand by cloth
ierS. Foreign goods qulet,s5,j, si- Ss;y
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FlaaEClAt AID COM MERCIAL
sy RLEeRARa
Non World lloney and stoclLe.

NEW YORK, December l2.-MoXEY--
4aG per cent, closing at 4 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 6a7 per cent. The As.
sistant Treasurer disbursed $50, 1000.
Custom receipts $4,000. Cleatlngs $24,'
900, 900. Sterling steady at S4.s2a4.SSK.
q GoLD-opened at 107N, advanced to
107% and closed at107k Carrying rates
3a5 per cent.
GOVERNMENTS - Active, strong aud
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SrocEs-With, the exception of illinois
Central. which was weak and lower, were
dull and without prominent feature. The
transactions were only 5000 shares, Of
which 5000 were, Western Union, 1000
Rock Island, 5000 st. Pauls, $4,000. Lake
Shore, 5000 New York Central, and 4 800
Delaware, l.ackawanna & Western. ,-I
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PrrTsBuRaH, December i2.-Psrolsum
Firm and active; crude & ~ az paIkSPs;
refined about SSe, for prompt phtladelphil
deHSys3' , ,.u.,z!Ef' 2se, ~ w. %
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Next Tuesday Is the day fixed BY law
Tor the election ola United States Senator
10 South Carolina. laagti5.t
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rInsr NATIONAL BANK OF wHExIINe.
...S2so. 300
This Bank Ia organised and prepared 70 tranIatt
the business Of banking 10 I'll is details.
II succeeds the Flint National Bank o. wheeling,
% owned by the same Shareholder and Il under the
sane Management. l.,.. y......
By carefully regarding the interests Of it, cortOs
p0ndenu and DTpoSltof5, and BY prompt and
faithful execution Of their WiIhes u hopes 10 ugr
their esteem and confidence.
Notes and Ellis discounted.
Collections made on al polnta throughout tbs
United States. 81
Depodt Accounts subject 70 check Of sight re-
eoiyed from Banks, BAnterI, Hrlns, Coruontons
and Individuals. '.,
csrtldsaies q Deposit iausa payable on demand
or At axGl dates. I.t.ir.I,.
InteruSt allowed on Spseial Deposiu. ..''
f.r.- prE1aom:
jacob 8. Rhode, WIN. 4. Tufnsr,
George AdamA John L. Hobbs,
Geo. W. FfAnzhelm, o. c. Dewey.
Henry N. HsTpAr. myI-dAN
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.nRusTEE,s SALE.

yTNRuSTEEs SALE. lsi.'..."- , '"'
BY virtue Of Decd Of Trust made by Elizabeth
Compton 70 the undenlEnel, trustee, dated the Sth
day Of November. 1915, and duly recorded among
tho land recofdI Of Ohio county, West Va, IN deed
Of trust book No. 3. Iags 90, will on
Saturday. the 18th day Of December. 1875,
Al The front door Of the Court House Of Ohio eoun-
~, West YIrdnIA, commencing at 10 o'clock IN,
proceed 10 sell 10 the highest and best bidder, tho
following described real estate that % 70 ny: "The
south half Of lot numbered two hundred and hxty-
four 1854, 1itlate In Centre Wheeling, In Chap
lines addition 70 the oily Of Wheeling, being tho
same property conveyed 10 the aId Elizabeth
Compton BY John Long and wife by deed dated
May 18th, 1854, and recorded In decd book No. ~.
page 49, Of the records OF Ohio county, West Va"
TERxs or SiLE.-o ne-thlrd cash, and the bal
ance IN two equal instalments y liz and twelve
month"; with interest from day Of bale with Beeii-
rity TO be approved BY the trustee. st
TN ., o, TAYLOR, TruSise.
W. Il. HAtLKR, AuttIonecr. -Nl''lI nols
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EDUCATIONAL.
WHEELING
1876. g 1a 1877.
West Virginia University,
MORO ASTOWN, W. VA. -, H

Tue Fsli Term beSI6s September Alb, With a
corpsof ten efficient and accomplished Professor
md Instructors, With al the Departments fully
John W. Scott D. D., IL. D., acting President,
whose large experience, scholarly athinfnents, and
fecosnlSedi ttanaIpg rs an educator, justices the
eIpectatlon Of continued and iberta.lns sueeeaA..
Whittier Term begins January 3. Spring Term
heginl March II For Catalogue Or fuller inloFnA.
u6n ,addteN ri, i, C. BEkKELsY, AM, ifi
:, an2SS3 lWba.is- = 10 Secretary d FleaIsy,i
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!. "a :. GOOD, FORTUNE h
Waits on all who purchase tickets In the GRAND
EXTRA DRAWING, Monday, December I, 1915,
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY co.

eSlslatufe Of the Stats for EdueitjOnal puf-
poses 10 1865, With capital Of 81 oo0UVo which
Il has since added IeserEe, fund Of $3.50 900. In
GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS will lake plAoo
monthly. Tho SeaSoa Of isIT hcioas With tbs fol.
lowing schenes sA!7's EIH siTey kGEsrlf!
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FINANCIAL.
ona Z. BozsPuEp, prost. ara. ApAAs, v. PrsIt.
n. A. cHAApLIA, Cashier.
BANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY

rIrsr NATIONAL nAak OF wngk1Ee.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-12
PACIFIC COAST.

SAN FRANcIsco, Sept. 11.-Geo. H.
Russell, residing at 1l08 Pierce street,
committed suicide in his chamber last
night by taking strycbnine. He was
Deputy County Recorder under the
former city administration, and has re.
gently been engaged in the real estate
business at 422 Montgomery street. lie
1851 heavily in mining stocks some two
or 'nree years ago. since which time he
mas been IN Strengthened circumstances
to which his suicide is attributed. DO
was native OF New Brunswick. aged 4o.
leaves large family.
Five new cases of smallpox and ono
death yesterday. Fifteen cases bavs
been reported this morning, inoludino
two deceased Cinnamon. Six of tbs
above cases were in one building occp.
pied by Chinese.
w. s. O'Brien, OF Flood and O,Brien
denies the statement telegraphed from
Los Angeles Saturday, that bis firm had
purchased the franchise OF the Guaymas
and Tucson railroad. and says the report
is utterly unfounded.
RENO, New. 1.-THE third annual
State Fair OF the Nevada State ARricul.
tural Mining and Mechanical Society
opened to-day. and bids fair to be q com.
plete success; the attendance to-day was
much larger than the first day Of the
fair last year. The pavilion is over half
fnll now, and the entry clerks kept busy
with new entries. The exhibition OF
fancy work and oil paintings is large and
attractive as also an exhibition of organs
sewing machines and Nevada made bug.
gies. The pavilion having been en-.
larged by ten feet in width will accom-.
modate larger attendance than las,
year. The weather is delightful and the
track in splendid condition. The races
are to-day: First. 3-year old thorough
bred FLIES; one and half mile dash fo
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-12
BY ELEGR PHI!
SPECIAL To THE PIocHE DAILY RECORD
III WESTERN UNION LINE,
EASTERN DISPATCHES.

CHEYENNE, Sept. 10.-On the 9Th inst.
Harvey Beason, at Kanes ranch. on
Pumpkin Creek. near Sidney, Twas fred
on by three Indians at short range, one
of the balls passing through his chest,
when he ran to the ranch a short dis.
lance, got his gun and returned the fire.
The Indians taking refuge in washout
drove him back into the ranch. where he
sat 10 hours with his gun across his
knee and cartridges in easy reach, de-
termined to sell his life dearly il again
attacked. Parties have gone with con.
veyanoe from Sidney to bring him in
and it is hoped the wound may not
prove fatal. Five hundred recruits ar.
rived here yesterday.
ST. LOUIS, September 1l.-General
Sherman and family, and Secretary OF
War Cameron and daughters, passed
through here yesterday en- route to in
spect the Western forts. They will first
atop at Fort Leavenwortb. then go to
Denver. Cheyenne, Fort D. A. Russell
and San Francisco. On the return they
will visit the posts along the route il
Nevada and Utah. They will also GO
from San Francisco to Los Angeles, il
Southern California. They expect tt
reach Washington again by the 18th o.
October.
New YORK, September 1.-THE Sta
and Herald, OF Panama, just received
says an attack was made on the goth o
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-12

August on toe residence of ex-Presidept
Pardee, of Peru. at Lima, and before the
disturbance was quelled the troops fired
on the mob, killing fonr persons and
wounding several others. The Union
Club. whose members are supposed to be
psrtisans of the ex-President. was
wrecked. Previous to these attacks,
the mob sacked the store OF
Wrt xel. Segross Il Co., taking arms
valued at u. 600 soles.
A great fire has occurred at Caracoland
causing destruction of property valued at
half a million soles.
A terrific shock Of earthquake was felt
in Lima and Sallas, at about 1:2C A. NJ,
on Wednesday. the 10Th inst. Beyond
creating great alarm aud cracking few
walls no injury Was done.
The United States of Columbia has
been declared in a state of siege. and a
| disruption of tho country is feared. The
army is to bs raised to 80 600 men.
New YORK, September ia private
dispatch from Republican sources, dated
| Augusta, Maine, this morning. reads
beautifully: " Think we are good for
from ii 900 to 1900 majority. There
will be Il very full VOTE;
The work of charging with explosives
the columns that uphold the roof of Hell
Gate, begin this morning. 1t is expect.
ed that 1000 pounds of explosive ma.
terial will be slowed away in holes drilled
before night. Orders were given to have
10000 cartridges at the wharf this morn.
ing. so that the work having been com.
menced 1t can be carried on without css.
sation.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-12

We are pleased to learn that the ma
chinery for this mine is in very for.
ward state and that there is no doubt
that it will be finished aud shipped in
time to get it in this season. The Ris-
don Iron Works are running their full
force upon it. and sparipg neither time
nor money to get j. finished.
The pumping engine is the largest OF
the kind ever built, which has necessi-
tsted a complete set of new patterns and
plans, involving q much longer time than
originally contemplated.
A somewhat similar style of engine
was made by the Risdon Iron Works
Company for the Alta mine in Nevada,
and which has proved the most success
full one on the Comstock lead. and has
opened new era in pumping water.
Some idea of the economy in fuel of
the Alta engine, may be gathered from
the fact, that single AZ in. l6 #.
boiler runs easily this engine-27 inch
initial cylinder and 40 inch compound
cylinder-working II inch pump from
a depth of 600 feet and hosting engine,
l2x24. sinking at the rate Of about 100
feet per month.
Engineer Ames, who is experimenting
the new machinery, promises to beat
even this figure. The water will be a
god-send to our mills, and in that way
more than pay for its pumping. We
but reflect the sentiment of the camp
when We say that the prospect justifies
the outlay and will in the future amply
recompense all for the chances they take.
Let the ore ledge now in the Meadow
Valley be sunk on and developed and
every claim On the line will spring into
life.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-12
TO STOCK RAIsER6.

P1ocHE, New, May 10Th, 1876.
HAVE TWENTY HEAD OF BULL
CALVES. one year old. by THOROUGH
BRED DURHAM BULL, from frst.class American
Dairy Cows, that wish to sell o. trade for
other stock.
will have them at my place at Rose Valley
the first week in July next
my3O-3Od VIM. O. GLISSAN.
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a purse of 5000. The entries are Rose.
wood, Mollie Mccarthy and a sorreI I'll.
ley. Second. one and a quarter mile
dash. free for all Nevada. handicap; en-
tries: South Breez. Golden Gate, Brad.
ley, Overland. Pat. Lady Amanda, RAT.
ael. Bill Pssel, Bellerethe and Lodi.
Third, one mile dash. free for all, purse
s4O0: entries: Rslston. Bell Barnes,
Fannie d and Red Horse. Fourth,
Chamberlain Plate. dash of % miles I;
entries: Bradley. Lille d, Billy Newell
and Golden Gate.
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n regard to freights, &c, or having any
other business with the Eureka ard Pa,isade
Railroad, will find the Agent, E. FRALICK, II
Wells, Fargo h Co.'S Office. or at the Freight
House, foot Of Phoebe street. js2O.Iw
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SheriRs Sale.


DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of the Justices Court Of Phoebe Town.
ship, in and for the County Of Lincoln, State
Of Nevada, and to me directed and delivered,
for Judgment rendered In said Court, on the
tenth C10th) day Of February. A. D. 1875, in
favor OF the State Of Nevada, and against John
Doe, Richard Roe and the Phoebe West Mining
Company, for the sum Of forty.eight 5l.lOO
t$48 81 .l0O) gold coin dollars delinquent taxes,
for the fecal year 1875, together with fifty
three lO-lOO dollars costs and accruing costs
and interest, have levied on the following
property. to wit:
That certain building situated in the town Of
Phoebe and known as the Phoebe West Hosting
Works.
Notice is hereby given that on
Monday, the gath Day Of April,
A. ID. 1876,
Between the hours of 9 q. m. and 5 D. M, viz
- m. noon will sell all the right, title and
interest Of said defendants in and to the above
described property, at the Courthouse door
Of Lincoln county, State Of Nevada, at public
auction, for cash in hand. to the highest and
best bidder, to safety said execution and all
costs.
A. FIFE, Sheriff,
By @. W. BIRDsAIL, Deputy Sheriff
mr24.td
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.,ycIsCO STOCK REPORT.
SAY FRAscIsoo. September II.
xoRyISG SALES.


sax Fa.scuoo, September II.
cara
,.l MohAiNo
ssAA saL 5ek So, 596b5 59S
SIS 0phins4s 34H 3isbiG
rs nensS cnrry-l5A l6bS0 l5$ l5S
so 1o ', Belcher-47s A i6's 49,
so be ssa,.srnia-TO sos
So CaliloinSn. 20s 20L, 20k
SIS ssSsEy; ryinis-55 54S 7i5, 45a
100 con ,,.r potnsi-94 %.
91 h,I Norcross-l2 Tx
6ls hsle Jacket-2TA 27A 81 q Il $50
1913 1elo point-ll lOa
q CIrwUSperial-is -. 49,
iISs Alphs-aoa az Si%
so Belche,m.a la.
IS sieris ooE
10 Utsn Iou
rs Bullion- ,ers.
- HoAq
0succo'Gc,s IA. I4s!
sornion Con- Con-. ~, = - ,shs oar.
uBlastce eas eoa IN
rqVNetm I,
pSg pei!
10 Juis- r, -7.s
IQCaeao
W bu f,rysn-4oc ,,
1850 lad! ID
200 Gleee-a c, ox
10 Bsiubtugt.11, az IN
100 siNti ~ az
so DS'onLI,a
100 RocE lslahu
lWPhil SneI ca.
rs AmerloS. o9L
loo Prospes
lsi Gomez
6s MdesI,,l
10 Mad ;o,a.L
Is Ls@ w"' ~ ssc OF Ec,bi,
~ kossasyL, o.
200 Wts' aao
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-12
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
PASSENGER TRAVEL.
DEPARTURES,

DEPARTURES.
81 GrMER l. sALIsBURY's HAMILTON LINE
John Delany j A Forbes
VT Thompson and wife Three Chinese
GILMEB 4 sALIsBURY's SALT LAKE LINE:
NV Hill
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NOTICE.

rJ,O JOHN HAYETT, OWNER IN THE BAY
ATE brine, situated In Rristol District.
Lincoln County, g. ate Of Nevada formerly Nye
County, when TIE mine was located, now LIN
coin County,. You are hereby notified that
there is due from you the sum Of One Hundred
$500 Dollars on your interest in the above
named mine, which you are hereby notified to
pay imme d.ately, together with costs Of this
advertisement. otherwise shall claim forfeit.
ure of your interest in conformity with the Act
of Congress Section 81, approved May 1Uth.
1872 All persons are cautioned against pur.
chasing the said interest from the said John
Hayett AZ he cannot, under existing circumstan-
ces, maxi legal transfer,
Phoebe, New. Nov. 10th. 1875.
nl7.90d JOS. OPlE.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-12
LINCOLN COUNTY
SCHOOL TEACHERS:

xyoUR ATTENTION IA RESPECTFULLY
directed to g. ction IS, Nevada School
Laws. shall reouire the exhibition to me Of
q certificate by al Teschers applying for var.
rants on the school fund. All certi0retes thAe
have run sut require immediate renewal.
@. h ALFxANDER,
au27.lw Co. nnpt. r1hAie nshoeas..
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Massa's g0in' to sell us to.
morrow.

Mr.. L. B. Blinn, the Treasurer elect,
took charge of his office last Tuesday
morning. 1t is unnecessary for u IS to say
that he will make a good officer. He is
too well known throughout Tama County
for anything else to be expected. AS
Clerk and Deputy Clerk he has always
been found prompt and reliable, and we
can assure the voters CT our county that
they made Il wise selection in choosing
him. Mr.. W. E. Iiockett the former
Deputy Auditor has been appointed
Deputy Treasurer, while Mr.. Samuel
Forker goes into the Auditors office. Mr..
Daniel Forker the retiring Treasurer has
served the county as far as we know
faithfully and well the past two years
and will go out of the office with the con-
seriousness of having done his duty.
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The Original Jubilee Singers!

Our readers doubtless remember the
Concert given in the Court House last
winter by the North CaroliDians," and
the unbounded favor with which they
were received everywhere they went. Ell
forts were made to nave them return here,
but their arrangements were such that it
would be impossible to get to Toledo.with-
out going out of their way and losing one
or two nights entertainments which of
course would not pay. But we are glad
to announce that the first and original
troupe of Calored Singers-the troupe
after which the North Carolinians," the
''I'ennesseeans," the 'Alabamians," and
various other companies have patterned
will visit our town on THURSDAY
EVENING of his week, January 9th
and sing in the Court House. This
troupe have been out now about six years
singing for the benefit of Fisk University,
Il school for colored people at Nashville,
Tennessee, and in that time have raised
shout 1920. 900. The fine building is fin
ished and has been dedicated within the
past few days and they are now singing to
raise money for a permanent endowment
fund. They have just recently returned
from Europe where they created the
greatest furore. This is "a chance to hear
something really fine, and we believe our
citizens will need no second invitation to
be on hand.