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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-04-04

PACIFIC WATER CURE
CORNER 7th AND L SITS,
SACRAMENTO, CAL.

Being fully prepared 20 treat all forms OF disease
the latest sud most scientific principles, together
With good rpons and board, we with conhdenceas
dress n r. Cf.A HrON. n. p. PreDrietor.
z. Mp. Co.. (new series) No. 81.
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DER NO.RDSTE.R.N.
Seraussegeben bon
Brid S &aifer, ct. Gloub, Minn,

Ser vgtorbFern" erideint ieben Bonner.
flag nn6 toitet idbrli9 in 8orausbeaabluns:
$2.5O+ Sir tpeniser alS 0fonate pire
tein Mbonuement angenommen. Son Mbon,
nenteu, bic bic 8eituns nidt ausOrudli@ ab'
betellen, tpirb angenommen, oaf ite oas
9lbonnement fort3uieben tpiinf@en. Sic Ser.
abldumung, ooer 8ermeigerung Der Mbbo>
lung Der 3eitung bon benz Yofamte, tuobin
bieielbe beorbert poroen 1T, iotpie bic I'm,
terlailung bet In5eige oil bic @erauSgeber
bon Der ettua fattfinbenben Srt8berdnoer<
nng nnb ber An9abe bes neuen Bobnortes
entbinoet nidt bon Der 8e3ablung beS boQen
MbonnementSbetrageS. 81
Mn5eigen,
,pel6e obne 8emertung aur Mufnabme ein>
geben, iperben 10 lange eingerudt unb be-
re6net, Bis iie abbeaeQt per0en. an5eisen
tperben gu ben gep0bnliden Yreiien einge>
riidt, ndlnli9 10 Gents per 8rebier. Belle,
fir bie. erite Ginriidung, unb 5 Gents fur
iebe foleenbe. Sir sln3eisen, bie laugere
3eit feben bleiben, miro elm beoeutenoer
:ab5ug crlaubt. 81
9rndarbeiten
auer art, in oeuti6er, eneliider, fran5o III
f9er nnb normegilher Spra1e iperben aus s
Sdneufte, Sd6nite unb 8illigfte geliefert.
8efellungeu uno @elbcr abreiiire ,nau:
8rid s Raifer,
8or 4O7. ct. @Ioub, Minn.
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11lpiles 6. @ra,.t befinoet iid nun
felt @omftas Ro4mitta9 ,pieoer auf
amerifonif6em Besen, mitten unter ben
Bemobnern Der @olbtabt OH BaeiFie,
pelde i'm orei saee lang nit Der er5B=
ten 9pannung ertpartetea. Sbm 1T Bel
her 2onbune Elm Gmpfdna au fbeil 9e.
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Sonnaoeno Nfor9en: Gelu9 ponn
San 5ran3isto uno Mbenos 9robess
6euer,pert in Der Ndbe bes gapiuons.s
Das greisniB Der Wode,it obue,
Trase Die oemofratii9e Gonpention oes=
Staates Stem Dort, ,uelde in @praculet
taete. Ser lanse sefiirdtete' uno an=-
georobte 8ru9 in Der osmofratildene
Partei bieies @taates BAT F@ pousosen;.
inoem' Die srobe politii6e Oraanile+,
tion, ols SammanD SaG betannt, oia,
eonoention uerlieB, cine anoere Con-.
oention inausurirte uns cine eieenec
Nomination fir bas qlmt bes @opere
nors modte. @arum seidab bieiess2'
sBeiI 5ammanp sntl6loKen NOR, ,,naer~
teinen l1mitdnoen fir &obinlon sr 1ti,a=-
men. Bo1lgemertt Sammaupr psd=.
|tenoirte ni6t, Der Genpention e.nen
eanoioaten aufsun6tbisen nen, Sam=
monD, perlan9te nur, oaB man &rhin=:
ion fallen laHe. Barum /? 8eil Mo=.
binIon an Der Yartei 9erratb seiibtl
babe, >uie in Dem Yromemoria oes -gSei=-
teren enttpidelt lpuroe, tpel6ess Samr-
manD, Dor Ger Contention segen Die
Ganoioatur &obinion's peroiIentliAte..
90ren mir nun 5unddf b:e Retu
Dorter preiIe iiter oie Momination Der
oemofratil9en 5taats=Gonpen:ien, i'm
@pracule:
Ser 80. 9. 9eralo" lagt: v9as
Sidet iit Elm itarfes. 9aobinioa uahs
Porter 1inO Elm sutes Yaar. Mber ta-|
nit 1T Ni@ts entldieoen. Sur niels
Mdbler miro Die erite 6rase lein;:: 9sas
itydt oabinter? @enn es ein, sd,sas, ,
tapferer, iueiler, mdbi9er, 6arafterf> iha :
@taatsmann lit, entIdloiien, feline, aab
tel aug Dem @umpf gu 5iibsn; 10 t6a :
men bieie Nominationen i'll @praou' le
rationale 8ebeutuns erIangen: g8es III
Die 9emofraten Nep Yorts ben Mau If
sur Sibruns baben, ,uno Die 6atias, it,
&enntnib unb @taatsmeisbeit,, aaa in
Der re9ten &idtun9 gu leiten, 10: Il jn=
men lie Die bemotratilde 8ariei oes
Qanoes wieoer: beritelen uno iar oas
@ertrauen oes oenfenoen BuslM inns
pieoer ertuer6en, tuel6es ibr: iae Il ,nse
16on feblte. @enn bagesen b;eiet neue
Mffaire nur Die alte &jloen-MIfFSiiair lit,
menn bic Yartei nod INNER oos,s Igen-
tbum zines Mannes it, ,eine 81 .lben=
Partei, uno ni6t cine oeasaIha tilde,
alsbann tpiro 1elbit Die la:!il, l9bare
5tdrte 6es Sidets unb Die Bong .islid=
felt Der Platform ni9t I'M @sasa> ,e lein,
lie 5u retten."
Sic M. 9. Zines" (rsanbd taniId)
last: rGs miiroe 16limm laisn ,oena
cine 10 tui6tise partei, :pie, bi oemo=
tratil6e, Oie 10 biele ansaleAene uno
fdbi9e Mdnner unter ib1eil 5ubrcrn
6at, li9. ben Gorberun9els. einer forrup=
ten, semsinen una babsiessieen Gafhon
iiberliefern tuollte. Ser Staat pl roe
oaour9 ni6t aaein nnreat, icnh.ern
au9 56mad erlitten baben, tuepa cine
Yartei, Die INNER Die 9dtfte Der 6tim=
men I'M @taah un6 oft tibet cine Dtebr<
beit eebietet, ii6 eine., Clique mnter-
morTen bate, oeren 9auptbeSbmerbes:
oarin befebt, bab ibrs Witslieosr IN i5=.
rem @pitem Der ausp1iinoeruns nerbir=
Hpxf tn,trhpn
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g. Mieb, Gisentbumer,
@t.8ermainitr r.neben 9ammere1& @eber'sstor,
Seoen Morsen bon 10 1efrii6eraus,
getuablter eund; bortrefFi6es 2aeerbier
gSeine, Gisarren nno mas font nod baS 9erl
beae1rt.
Ber Duritbdt, aebe nad Mieb' @aloon
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H: Kammermeier. = @i9entbImer.
Sic beque,nite @inridtung unb aufmert<
iam1e Nbpartuns fiir &ofganser. @uteuno
beridliebbare StaQun9. 8los id te uno un>
bcrfali6te 2iquore, iopie itets aus9epablte
Speiieasu ben biaisaen Hreiien. 1@
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Collins \ 3riiner,.

Collins \ 3riiner,,
s. e If t 8 : 81 II N d 1t e,
uub oHentlide @etare.
Office: Ben's 8fod, ct. @etmainjtr.,
oberbddb aeidert's @eiddfBlofal,
ct. Glonb, MRinnefota.
Deebs. Morteaees, 9eFa,rente unb Soll>
ma9ten iperben benz 6eiese, semdb ansse.
fertist. Niortaases einnetlaet, SGulsen eol>
leftirt, fotpie alle in bas gSbofafen. uno so>
tariatsfa@ i6lcaenben Gd6dftc iperhss billis,
prompt nnb setpiilenbafs afsbeiorat.
a. sn Der oHise- aire, eeut@ se'sro-
den. s7-1i
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Dieies Dem 9eebrten beutl4en Yublituu'
auf bas gortbeilbafteite befannte &aus ii,
Der baYernben Gunit aller 8efu@er au erbal.
ten, 1T basielbe nit alien @etrdnten itets .aui
oas 8eife berleben. 0lit ben, Saloon 1T eine
bIbfde Sc selbabn in 8erbinouns.
!. Matthias Gnecl8,
% ei9entbimer.
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toirb Elm tatboliider eebeer, tpssder in Der
beutlden nno enslifd)en Sprade su sser-
ridten Mbis it.
lin Mdberes tpeabe saan lid, an
Sohn Ufiaer, Z
40-3 8ibanb, g. O. @.snn.
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u0roen, mle no9 teinem @terbli4en
Der il ben 5ub ouf ben 8oben bieies
gontinentes febte.
Sang @alifornien i9eint f9 in Su-
bel aufsel5f gu boben ob Der elidli9en
@ieberfebr beg erprdiioentliden @elt<
umleslers. 9li9t allein in @an 6ran=
cisco. ionoern in san3 Galifornien uno
in Nepa6a loberten auf ben Mnb6ben
Die 6reubenfeuer, >pel&e slei9iam nit
5lammensunsen l1lpiles' eliidIi@e @ie=
oertebr pertiinbeten. Ser momentane
lGreubeuiubel bate alle Yarteiunter-
li&ieoe Sermil@t nno Oas san5e entleqe=
ne 2afenlano metteiierte in iiber=
i@mdnali@en 9uloisansen fir ben
Mann, Der nod LANCER 3eit aug fernen
2dnSern sum beimatbliden 9eeroe 5u=
lrldsetebrt. s..
llnmittelbar nadSem Die Na9ri9t
bon Der Antunft oes 9ampfers gitp of
Sotio seseben mar, be9ab li9 0as aus
Jront Dt. &ealep, Gg=@enator GOle,
Sen. Miller uno 9. 6. Gornmal be-
(Rebenoe Gmpfan9s= gomite auf ben
@9leppsampfer Dliuen @riffitb uno
fubr Dem 9ampfer entsesen. 0iele
9erren tuaren Die erltsn, lpelde @enera!
@rant besriibten; Damn tam General
Mc0oueu urb iein @tab auf Dem &e=
sierunssoampfer MeYberion aneefab=
rem nno nod oielen cine ean5e Tlotte
BON 9ompfern uno Da9ten. 9lue an
Der 8an selesenen 9u9el ,uaren nit
Menl9enmailen beIebt melde ben
Gin5ug Der Tlotte beoba9teten.
Gs mar 26 l1br Nbenbz als am Sort
Der erfe @alut=@9ub fiel;' Damn folste
Der @rub aus Dem ebernen Munoe aller
&anonen oer Sorts unb balb lag auf
oem..Gineanse 5ur 8ap cine &au9polfs
mel&e Die san5e G!otte Dem Muse Der
Mense ent3o9. Ser idriQs PfF 9un=
berter bon 9ampfpTeifen tiinoiste eno=
lid an, baB Die gitp Of Sotio auf If
rem Mnferplabe ansetommen par uno
Soulenbe ftiirsten nod bem SUB Der
Marft @trabe, 100 @rant ans 2ano
itei9en iollte.
Gs mar 20 Minuten mad Z 116r unb
finftere Na@t 9e,uoroen, als Grant on
8orb beg Tdbrboots an Der 2anoung
anfam, ,po er pon Ben 8eb0roen uno
@ereinen empfoneen tpurbe. OlaDor
8rpant bielt Die !Besribun9s=&eoe.
2ebten @amitag erbielt Grant 8e=
|1u@e BON oen berborrasenoften Blr=
germ, unter Mnoern BON Dem gonsreb=
Abseorbneten 9a5eIton bon @iseoniin>
BON San Dan 8oorbees BON Sneiana,
8. S. Gage BON galifornien un6 8.
$. Soraenlen bon 8irsinien, eben!o
BON S. q. 8iaiamfon, &idter GielOs
bonn @upreme=@eri9te unb anoeren
9srren. 9err unb Trou Sen. Grant
lpra9en fi9 iiberaus bonfbar nber ben
ebrenpolIen gmpfang uno bas CUTE 8e=
tragen bes Bublifums aus. tpeldes gu
Saulenben fe obne jesli6e @ubeit6runs
be,pilltommt bdtte.
Gin 6peeialeomite, beifeben6 aug S.
.9enlep, @mitb, Sen. Sames goep,
Mapor 8rpant unb 8. 8ernud baben'
Elm prosromm aufseitellt, tDie folet: ::
9lm Montug Nbeno uiro Sen. @ran!
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M 1T. $ tto'8
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Greunben nnb Befonnten ,ioiuie bem Sub.
lifum i'm ausemeinen aur Hnbeiee, bab i9
itetS ocS bette 2agerbier uno Spirituoien,
icpieb bortreflidle Gisarren fir :neine @afe
bereitbaIte.
ew seben Nforscnfr er2und. -&a
ct .@loub ct. t.@ermoiuirabe. 21t-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-08-13

lie debt statement did not agree with
his books that he did not approve
them that his name was put to them
without his authority that he was not
allowed TO publish truthful statements
that balances were forced in these
statements, and that be finally got the
law changed so as 10 relieve him OF the
duty he was not allowed to perform.
In nearly the whole fiscal year 1866,
the Treasurer's books show that the
amount of compound interest notesout-
standing was from $4,000, 600 to s4O,-
900, 900 more than the published debt
statements showed. One month it was
s26, ,00O, 900 less. Three different state
ments of the sum outstanding June 30,
1865, were published, differing by mill
ions, and none of the three was true.
Secretary McCulloch publicly ac-
knowlcdged some years since that on
one occasion he caused "a 900, 900 with
drawn greenbacks, that had been paid
off and were Co be destroyed, to be
counted and published in the debt
statement as "cash on hand |"
The first man who was entrusted
with the destruction of Withdrawn
notes, Charles IL. Cornwell, Chief OF
the Redemption Division af the Treas
urers office, was caught stealing the
notes and reissuing them. The amount
thus relssued is not known, but it is
estimated by good judges at over $780,
900. The second Chief, Frank Jones,
was detected in making a false certiti-
cate of destruction of $4,000 worth,
and General Spinner, Secretaries Bout
well and Bristow, and others, persist.
entity refused to investigate the matter,
though about $500, ,0O0,00 of notes had
passed through Jones hands in perfect
shape, much of it never even having
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-08-13
FLOUR, FEED, SALT, &c.


A. N. RAUB, A. ~, Principal,
This School as at present constituted, offers tn,
very best facilities for Professional and Classical
learning.
Buildings spacious, inviting and commodious
completely heated by steam, well ventilated, ant
furnished with bouutiful supply Of pure water
soft sprirg water.
Location healthfal and easy Of access.
Surrounding sceaery unsurpassed.
Teachers experienced, Efficient and alive Il
their work.
Discipline, hrm but kind, uniform and thorough
Expenses moderate.
Fly cents n week deduction to thole preparing
10 teach.
Students admitted any time.
Courses of study prescribed by the State; /
Model School. II. Preparatory. Ill. Elemen.
tary. ~. Scientific.
ADJUNCT COURSE;
|. Academic. II. Commercial. III. Music
". Art.
The Elementary and Scientific course are Pro-
fessional and students graduating therein receiy,
State Diplomas, eonferring the following CORES
ponding degrees; Master Of the Sciences. Grad
yates In the other courses receive Normal Certif
Gates Of their attainments. signed by the Faculty
The Professinal courses are liberal. and ar,
in thoroughness not inferior to those Of our bes
colleges.
The State requires a higher order Of citizen
ship. The times demand 1t. 1t is one of the
prime objects Of this school to help to cure it By
furnishing intelligent and efficient teachers fol
her schools. To this end It soicits young por
sons Of good abilities and good purposes--thos,
who desire to improve their time and their tai
ents, as students. To all such 1t promises aid II
developing their powers and abundant opportu
mites for we'll paid labor after leaving school.
For catalogue and terms address the Principal
WILLIAM BIGLER,
President Board Of Trustees
JESSE MERRILL,
Vice President.
S. M1LLAR MCCORMICK,
Secretary.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
Clinton eounty.--s. d. Ball, T. @. Nipple, Dr.
]. II. Barton, A. H., Best, Jacob Brown, L.
Mccormick, A. N. Raub. W.. W. Rankin, r. q
Cook, Samuel Christ, q. Knitting, S. M. Bickford
II. l.. Diefcnbsch, ]. @. G. Whaley, Jesse Merrill
| s. Millar Mccormick.
Centre--Ex- Gov. A. @. Curtin.
Clearheld-Ex-G Gov. VIM. Bigier.
Lock Haven, Feb. 26, rely
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-08-13
The Bells Run WOOlen Factory
Penn township, clearaeld Co., Pa.
BURN ED OUri
Bur Nor
B u R N E D u PI

The subscribers have, at great expense, rebuilts q
neighborhood necessity, In the erection Of FIRST
class woolen Mandatory, with all the modern
improvements attached, and are prepared TO max,
all kinds Of Cloths, Cassimeres, satinetts, Blan.
kets, Plannels, &o. Plenty Of goods on hand u
supply all our old and Thousand new customers
whom we ask to come and examine our stock.
The business Of .iN
cARDING AND PULLING
will receive our especial attention. Propel
arrang gements will DO made 10 receive and delivel
Wool, TO suit customers. An work warranted and
done upon the shortest notice. and BY strict atten
tion to business We hepe TO realize liberal shar'
Of public patronage.
10000 POUNDS WOOL wANTRDi
We will pay the highest market price for wo'
and sell ON rnanufactursd goods aslow as simila
goods can bs bought In the county, and whsneve
We fall to render reasonable satisfaction we cal
always be found At homo ready TO make prope
explanation, either In person or by letter.
JAMES JOHNSON A SONS.
apriifsh Bowsr p. o.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-08-13
miscellaneous.
THE BEST REMEDY
Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs.

Diseases Of the pulmo-
nary organs are so prev
alent and fatal, that a
safe andreliable remedy
for them is invaluable
10 every community.
AYERS CHERRY PFC
, roRAL Is such a remedy,
and no other so emf
nently merits the conf
dente OF the public. II
Is. a scientific combina-
tion OF the medicinal
principles and curative
Virtues OF the finest
ndrugs, chemically unit
d ed, to insure the great
!. est possible efficiency
and uniformity Of re-
suits, which enables
L.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-08-13

physicians as well rs invalids 10 use II with
confidence. II is the most reliable remedy
for diseases Of the throat and lungs that sci
ence has produced. II strikes at the foun-
dation Of all pulmonary diseases, affording
prompt and certain relief, and Is adapted TO
patients Of any age or either sex Being
very paatable, the youngest children take
IL without difficulty. In the treatment Of
ordinary Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
Bronchitis, Influenza, Clergyman's
Sore Throat, Asthma, Group, and Ca
tarrh, the effects Of AyER's CHERRY PFC
roRAL are magical, and multitudes are an
nnally preserved from serious illness by It's
timely and faithful use. 1t should be kept
at hand in every household, for the pro-
lection ii affords in sudden attacks. In
Whooping cough and Consumption
there Is no other remedy so eficacious.
soothing, and helpful.
The marvellous cures which AYKR's
CHERRY PICTORIAL has effected all over the
world are q sufficient guaranty that It will
continue to produce the best results. An
impartial trial will convince the most scepti-
cal Of its wonderful curative powers, as well
NJ OF Its superiority over all other prepare
tions for pulmonary complaints.
Eminent physicians In all parts Of the
country, knowing its composition, recon-
mend AYERS CHERRY PBcroRAL 10 inyalids
and prescribe It in their practice. The test
Of half a century has proved its absolute
certainty to cure all pulmonary complaints
not already beyond the reach OF human aid
Prepared by Or. j. G. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-08-13


o. II. Irish, Chief Of the Bureau Of
Engraving and Printing, published last
Winter q letter to Atkins, Chairman
of the House Committee on Appropri.
atoms, seeking to discrcdit Mr.. Glover's
statement about his Bureau. In this
letter he stated that the Bureau had
completed and delivered to the Comp.
troller Of the Currency 1890, 900 sheets
of National Bank notes in the fiscal
year 1878; but the report Of the
Bureau shows that 1t delivered $4,000
sheets more. The Bureau bookkeeper
swore that there could not possibly
bc mistake in tho report; yet exam.
ination showed that the report repre-
sentcd that 10000 sheets Of customs
cigar stamps were delivered more than
the Bureau claimed to have made
The distinctive paper for printing
the Government issues has been stored
in room used exclusively for that
purposc,in bundles containing one thou.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-02
FLUE DUST.


Scr"ps from the Notebook Of the
sentiners Reporter.
The International restaurant opens about
the 10th.
The Hermann Troupe arrived Sunday
evening.
Minstrels at Eureka Hall next Tuesday
evening.
Lopez, the Elko murderer, is now in jail
at that place.
Many persons in Eureka and Ruby Hill
complain Of colds.
Mr.. Kicker will give q New England sup
per on Ruby shortly.
Immense quantities OF tea are passing
Palisade, going East.
Fifty-seven emigrants passed Palisade,
going West, yesterday.
Ruby Hill restaurant keepers have ad.
yanced the price of board.
A correspondent OF the SENTINEL repre-
sents Ward az being unusually dull.
Osceola, according to a correspondent.
Will be a booming camp in the spring.
p. N. Hansen entered suit against Rata
Nlcolh d Co., yesterday, for 500.
Workmen on Foley and Richards build
ing are making the best Of the fine weather.
Mrs. Joseph Winzell is still i'll, with a
severe attack Of infammatory rheumatism.
Albion jumped to so cents yesterday, to
the astonishment Of everybody in this sec
ton.
Sheriff Kyle announces his intention of
prosecuting all parties emptying ashes In
the streets.
Carson papers note the arrival there OF
General Eittrel, who was reported dying
in Bodie.
A woman could scarcely have been more
changeable than the weather for the past
few days.
The Office OF the Maryland Tunnel Com
pany is now located in Charley Hubbard's
law Office.
Under Spiro Gregovich's management,
the French rotisserie is becominga popular
restaurant.
The Hooks held their regular meeting
last night, and transacted the usual rou
tine business.
Mr.. J. l.. Thompson, Of Mineral Hill
forwarded us, through Ned McSorley, some
iEo specimens from that region.
Mr.. Brooks, OF the New York store,
moved into new lodging quarters, in Mr..
Vanderleith's house, on Spring street, yes
terday.
Mrs. Kobe has been suffering from a
severe attack Of rheumatism, and Miss Lou
did not open school in Pinto yesterday on
that account
Mr.. J. b. Fulton, OF the Eureka Con-,
who has been suffering from a severe cold
for the past few days, appeared on the
streets yesterday.
Jim Dean sustained severe injuries, by
being thrown out OF a stage coach, attached
to a pair OF frisky colts, between Ward and
Osceola. recently.
One OF our wholesale brewers declares
that money was never 80 scarce here be.
fore, and when be Acknowledged he had
only collected SIS, We believed him.
Seven persons were admitted to member
ship in the Presbyterian Church on Sun
day morning. making q received during
Mr.. Phelps ministry.
Mrs. Lawn, at the California Lodging.
house, North Main street, has a notice in
to-day's SENTINEL Of interest to ladies'. who
may desire instructions in cutting and TT
ting by new and improved methods.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-02
A FAREWELL SERMON.
hev. Phiio Phelps Takes Leave of
His COngrerafiou


The Presbyterian congregation turned
out en- masse on Sunday evening to hear
the last sermon to be given them by Mr..
fheips' who in a few days will depart for
San Francisco. Mr.. Phelps feelingly ex-
pressed his sorrow at parting from those
whom months of service had brought him
In contact with, and who had extended
that aid and announcement so necessary
70 the success Of a pastor. At the close Of
MS address Mr.. Marchant offered the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions, which
were unanimously Adopted:
EUREKA, November 80, 1879.
At a meeting Of the members and con-
gregaiion of the Presbyterian Church of
this city, held November 20, 1879, the un-
resigned were appointed a committee to
draw up resolutions expressive Of the feel
lngs OF the member Of the church and
congregation upon parting with their
worthy pastor, Rev. Philo Phelps, whose
resignation Of the charge Of the church
has been accepted.
Whereas, The church and congregation
regret the necessity of the loss to our
church and community Of the Rev. Brother,
who has labored so zealously and ably
since he has been among us therefore
be it
Resolved, That the church loses a worthy
pastor and acceptable preacher, and the
community one Of its best friends.
Resolved, That our prayers shall follow
him to his new field Of labor, and we hope
his efforts may be blessed in bringing many
souls to Christ.
j. MARcHANT, Elder.
X. RICHARD, Trustee.
A. d. ROCK, for congregation.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-02
Funeral Of Edith Moore.

The funeral services Of Edith E. Moore
took place from her parents residence on
Spring street. yesterday afternoon. The
Public School adjourned for the day, In
order to give the scholar an opportunity
Of paying q last tribute to their beloved
companion. aud the attendance and sor-
row manifested by school and public
showed the estimation In which Edith was
held by both. The services were held In
the Episcopal Church aud was conducted
BY Rev. Mr.. Crawford. after which the cor
tege wendell its way to the cemetery, pre-
ceded by Edith's old class in the Public
School. bearing some beautiful wreaths.
Six young gentlemen. just entering upon
manhood, acted as pail bearers. The hearse
was followed by q carriage containing the
afflicted parents. while a delegation from
the school and q long line Of carriages
brought up the rear. At the grave the SER
vices were unusually impressive. After the
remains had been consigned to earth,
the wreaths carried by her school COM
panions. were placed upon the coffin. A
beautiful hymn was sung, and the earth
soon hid from view all that remained OF
her who, but a few short days ago, was full
OF hope, and whose future appeared SO
bright and full Of promise.