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DIED.

DIED. -saaf
TALLEY.-1n Brandywine Hundred, ON
the 9th inst, Penrose Talley, in the i6th
year of his age. II n !
Relatives and friends are invited to At
tend the funeral from his late residences,
on Monday, December J, at 10 O'Clock ..
m. 1nterment at Bethel NJ. e. Church
cemetery. ~
GINN-suddenly on the evening Of The
list. Mrs. Kate A., relict OF the late
Lorenzo ID. CHM, in the 4lst year Of her
age.
CHATHAM-In Philadelphia on the 26th
inst. Benjamin F. Chatham, M. D.
CARLETON.-On the 18th inst, at Black
bird Mills, Mrs. Ida l.. Carleton, aged 30
years, 9months and ii days.
GRIER.-At the residence of her brother.
tn.iaw, j. a. Stanton, M. d., in Phtia-
delphia, Miss M. ]. Grier, formerly Of
Frederick, aged so years. ..f..F. 80
SMITH.-Near White eysburg, on We'd
nesday, 10Th inst, of consumption.
Lizzie, wife of Edmond B. Smith.
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IE Rankin, n. d.

n, s.b, l7s, the Rev. ]. L. Rankin.
| n d Warrington. ID. O., certined an
Nm, u have known Of several per-
rho resardsd themselves AZ greatly
aua and some OF them as perma-
~ cured Of diseases OF the kidneys
Urinary organs by the medicine pre-.
y m Chss. Craig, Of Charlotte, N, Y.
.r known, too, Of its use In similar
Nv phy,icians OF the highest charac
Ist sanding. / do not doubt that II
rul virtue" In q previous commu'
.rOu TO the Copgregationaiist. DR..
N, referred at length 10 the benen-
bu,uept OF case In his own family
nupc,d Brights Disease by six physi-
N With the Safe Kidney and Liver
.d uld: "rhis treatment l want,
! 4, interest OF humanity, TO describe
.Snmsnd." noViU-2w
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MARRIED.

GOSSER-JONES.-In st. Genres. Del..
on Monday evening, Nov. 18th. t67o =
the M. r. Parsonage, by the Rev. J. o.
Sypherd. Mr.. John Gosser TO Mtss Nag
gle e. Jone 8, both OF Thoroughfar0N No&
Del. No cards.
PRICE-PEPPER-On the 26th inst, In
the M. =. Church, Dover, by kev. w. p.
DAVIS, Mr.: u. James Price, Of Brsnford.
and Miss Annie d. Pepper, of Dover.
FOREAKER-IVY.-O the 10th inst. 6
the M. +. parsonage, Smyrna, by Rev.
q. II. Haynes, Robert Foreaker and Mrs,
Sarah q. Ivey, both of Kent county, Del.
FITZGERALD--PETE TERSOON,--Ocfober
by Rev. Jos. Robinson. Geo. q. Fitxg0r.
AID. Of Wyoming, and Miss Maggie D.
Peterson, of Dover. .i.I .N3feiTi
DAVIS-DOWNHAM the home OF the
bride, near Canterbury, on the Eth inst.
L. Davis and Miss Hannah o. Down
ham, all Of Kent county, Del,
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| Too H,eu.-Ths labor OF Tue
'D' y, % IIlely to be greatly 'e.A,u.r y '..r
\. hidden great rise in .'" 'ron' a 90 ,'. g,
% " Won va, sold at $3.50 to sis saa o.
"I I, /, now quoted .. $50 TO Wv
Da As made a, . profit at s2o 70
s' :, W, y there was more iron made
..a ~ ,I.n was ever made In this
~, ~, in single year before. ~ Is ~ :
y. II general consumption a"o
,. ouah. no. to be forced above .
a "mj, b, government protection
.-,. lion can now 10 bought
.nDs aud shipped to this country
" md /. i. unjust to the contrac'
md .hiptuilders to deny them Tue
lSpbuy aud import ii at = reasonable
.,u, tariff.
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h. broken Wdter Main.

M ~nch water main on Second
b ,6nlnehced ,6aa to leak badly yesler-
lr,II ,II'iaoon' between Orange and
t.s IN S'eels, and consequently the
'uf u IT, mat locality were without
Gs,r,i ine employees Of the water de-
&t t ,b,, made an investigation and
huma%s.he as .he main was split. Work
lt, ih',shced ,has, and continued till mid
&adonasean the storm caused it to he
suS Deu' ~ 1t was resumed this morn
\ nliyyh " noon the ma n was repaired.
tbrei"uas a communication between
sS. ws,s " and distributing, and pump
Spns,,s ss'er q directly over the city, q
y ,vajass wafer famine in some parts
sad d,asa .ss and only the houses en-
Lt.t .s ssfeet between Orange and
ta brsa,s bueIs without water. The cause
Ss,,Ireaak Is supposed to have beer
alAy' Oh The made ground in tha'
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Democratic Hopes.

SENATOR VOORHEES, FEELS SURE OF NEW
YORK IN NEXT YEARS CONTEST.
A special from Cincinnati Is as fol-
lows
Senator Voorhees,, in an interview pub.
hshed to-day, expresses himself as en-
conraged at the Democratic prospects.
by carrying New York and indiana. To
carry New York We have simply to
present man who will harmonias the
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Tcuderbilt's Great Sale of N.
v n

NEW YORK, November 2S.-Accord-
ing to the terms arranged between Mr..
Vanderbilt and the syndicate of bankers,
twenty-four million dollars of New
York Central and Hudson River rail-
road stock sold at 120 are to be paid for
through Drexel, Morgan & Co. in the
following sums and on the following
dates: $5,OO0,000 tomorrow, Novem-
ber 20; So 100000 January 1, 1880; S.
900, 900 February 1, 1880; $5,000,00(
March l, 1880, and 100000 March 81
1880
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Brief Locals.

wv nights rain was OF great beneflt,
lAcd nos prevail long enough.
~ Georgia Minstrels perform at the
n House, this evening.
Mr was quite fair market, this
hfg but prices were unchanged.
Aay Attire.
~ o. The morocco men In this city
!. emoarking in the business OF
sgoau In Texas. for the trade.
~Slll convene on Monday.
1aasi small batch Of whippings took
Sssw Castle this morning.
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v,pbv Academy

.,r,., term Of this fiourishins
.'l commence on Monday next.
s.'a,, ". T Tlesday and Wednesday OF
'..,ot , week, the students Of Rugby
4,,.n examination on the vari'
.'a.. pursued by them during the
!. .Daed. and the gratifying results
mach credit upon the teachers ana
nf,his institution.
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Again the Haymakers.

About dozen members of the Hay
makers Assembly came down from
Chester last evening. They say the token
of friendship presented to them by the
s. l.. A. is much admired and has created
A great deal of favorable comment In
Chester.
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Improvement.

Me.srs. Charles Baird & Co. have en-
larged their morocco factory, at ihird
and Tatnall streets, by the addition OF
a second story to the one story back
building attached to their factory.
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n 4 mad. '',s OIL q grand scale have
ssha,O, Of s" lot the wedding of King
..M Chris, spain, and the Archduchess
Wy. Thu Tne' Of Austria, in Madrid
0N. ns,t arrangements include a
sSSnllstjop. op.'ormance, 4 state concert,
sssl aaS,. and n, Of course, . couple
~a,n. The festivities will isst
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A mass meeting of Irishmcn will be
held in st. Louis, on December Sth, to
raise funds for the assistance of the des-
tituts people in ireland.
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A Ger0e0aaf III.

Sergeant Of Police Jones. who has
been very uuwell from q cold for few
dsys, 10 still confined in the house and
upder Q doctors care.
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NEW ADvERTIsEsfENTs.

IN Lodge, No. 4, 1. o, o. F., and the Or
der in general. are respectfully requested
to meet at Odd Fellows Hall, on sunday
afternoon, Both inst, at 1.30 o'clock, to At
tend the funeral of our late brother, VIM.
H, Beckley. Interment At Wilmington q
Brandywine Cemetery. BY order OF
It. j. X. .SUTTERLEY, N. q. )
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Il, gaily Sasstts.

.p.1.noAD TO EsrrH PH.L. IL.
n1 hA,r lThs telegraph says the
arlll, for % miles has been w.
a''SS. y. ,y' pnil.delphis and Chester
q" v.',,o.d ,.s Company, and the
@l h''''Vn '",,uIns the new line from
,,..'s, o. "s', to Thirtieth and Chestnut
',''a, .s,. there will be aeon. . eo%D0-
~ Sp'' III now be commenced
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A Fair Lu the Fair.

The ladies of the West Presbyterian
Church will hold fair in the Opera
House, on December 18th, 18th and 18th.
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"The "woman's friend" is q what Dr.
Bulls Baltimore Pills may well be term
ed, for every woman that has once used
them will not be without them.
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Frank ChanfraM at the ArcA

Frank Chdstr0M at the Arch
The Philadelphia Inquirer of recent
date says:
"Mr. Frank Chanfrau, in his popular
play of Kit brought out last night the
usual enthusiastic audience which vel.
comes this racy and spirited drama.
Chanfrau in his particular line of acting
is unsurpassed, and he personated the
hero with his accustomed vigor snd
boidness. He Is supported by good
company, and deserves, during his ons
! weeks stay al the Arch, to be well pa
tronixed."
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MISS KATE TINA EN-, Prima Donna,
Mrs. NORMAN, Contralto,
Signor TAGLIAPIETRA, Baritone.
Mime. TERESA CARRENo, Pianist.
Mr.. M. ARBUCKLE, Cornetist. .
Mr.. q. e. PRATT. Accompanies.
AN UNEoUALED COMPANY in PRoGRANnu
OF UNSURPASSED EXCELLENCE.
Admission so cents, reserved seats. 70
cents, to be had at G. f. Thomas d Co.ss. 3
days In advance. - :.
The Famous w eber Concert Grand Plane
is used at the Thayer Concerts. nov20-0t, u
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FIRST EDITION
CITY COUNCIL.

REGULAR MEETING - THE QUARRY
QCEsTIoN-THE FINANCIAL AFFAIRS
OF THE COOL SPRING COMMISSIONERS
TALK ABOUT sTALIkUP Run SEW
EB-OTHHR RITsINHsa
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-01-18
Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.

DAM in the right side, under the
l edge Of the ribs, increases on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; tine patient is rarely able to lie
ON the left side; sometimes the pain
IS felt under tho shoulder blade. and
it frequently extends te tho top Of the
shoulder, and Is saxnetines mistaken
for Fheunatism in the arm. The stom.
aeh is affected With loss Of appetite
and sickness: the bowels in general
are costivo. sometimes alternative with
lax; tho head Is troubled with pain.
accompanied with dull. heavy sen.
sation in the back part. There IS zen.
orally a considerable loss of memory.
accompanied with a painful sensation
Of having left undone something which
ought to have been done. A slight,
dry cough is sometimes an attendant.
The patient complains of WEAKNESS
and debility; he is easily startled, his
feet are cold or burning, and he COM
plains Of prickly sensation Of the
skin; his spirits are low; and although
he is satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial to him. yet he can scarcely
summon up forttude enough to try It.
In fact. he distrusts every remedy.
Several of the above symptoms attend
the disease, but cases have occurred
where few Of them existed. yet exam
nation Of the body. after death. has
shown the LIVER to have been extern
sively deranged.
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BEwAaE OF IMITATION.

The genuine are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression DIR. McLANE's
LIVER Pills,
The genuine McLANE's LIVER PILLS
bear the signatures of c. McLANE and
FLEMING Bros. on the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DR..
c. McLANE's LIVER Puts, prepared bv
Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, the
market being full Of limitations Of the
name McLa,se, spelled differently but
same pronunciation.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

DR.. c. MCLANE's LIVER PILLS. IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive of
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to.
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and
as a simple purgative, they are un.
equaled.
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@o00N121 0R0.
A Postal Card sent 10 with your ad.
dress will insure free in return, our Illus
tAted Circular of nice HOusefurnishinq
Speeialties. Palmer 4 Skilton, Manufac.
turers, Pei Pearl Street n. Y. Jan. 1l-4w
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AGENTS, READ THIS.
We will pay Agents . Salary Of 900
per month aud expenses, or allow . largo
commission to eel our new and wonder.
full inventions. We mean what We cay
Address, without delay,
SHERMAN & CO., Marshal Mich, Nv
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FAR SUPERIOR TO

common porous plaster, liniment, the
so-called electrical appliance, &c. II
is the best known remedy tof Lame
and Weak Backs, rheumatism, Fe-I
male Weakness, Sciaticss, Lumbago.|
Diseased Kidneys, Spinal Complainta||
and oil ills for which porous plastersI
are used. Ask your Druggist Tor Benz
son's Capcine Plaster and 60 that
you get nothing else. Sold BY all|
Druggists, Price Is cts. Mailed ou|
receipt Of price BY SEABuRY 4 JoHN-|
GOV, q Plat Street, New York. IN
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Jshnson's Anodine Linimo mt will DOC
itiyely prevent this terrabls disease, aud
willpositively cure nine cases in ton. 10.
formation that will save many lives sent
free by mail. Don't delay . moment.
Prevention 10 better tbxd cure. Sold
Everywhere. I. 8. johnson 4 Co., Ban.
gor, Name. isn-ll lw
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BCNSOl'S CAPCIII
! POROUS PLASTER

|CELEBRATED the WORLD OVER
The: manufacturers were awarded
the !highest and only medal given
rubber plasteIs, both at tho Centen.
nial and. Paris Exposition.
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V. A. BARRON

Live in tho parish and town Of
Natchitocles; bavo lived there for
several years; was in the Confederate
army from '& to the end of the war;
was 10 the infantry service.
Was elected Sheriff Of Natchitoches
in "a, and my term expired 10 rs;
l intended to take part 10 last CAM
paign, bnt circumstances did not d
low mo.
Was presiding officer Of tho Repub-
lican meeting on September q; tho
meeting Wa for tho purpose Of organ.
ising for tho campaign.
Witness related about the ascend.
ling Of tho armed men near tho meet>
log.
Continuing II left Z few days after.
wards. because was told the mob
was after tho leaders Of tho Republi.
can party. I was como Of tho time
10 tho wood, and part Of the time in
. house. Nine days sfter l returned
70 Nstehitoches aad met Nj. N. ].
Conninghsm ct bic house. He ..ksd
- what ~ object Vac in coming
boek9 ] replied / wanted % net bono.
h aobo0 III dN not know I had ~
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WANTED. A GOOD AGENT to can.
vsss Natchi;ocbes and tho adjourning
I. wns for the best selling household ar-
,icsls i" the world. Tip tip profits, write
~ once To Worlds Manufacturing Co..
2 linton Place, New York. Az
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Transient adve semeLts q SO per square Of
Nncs Brewer, drst insertion Each subse.
Qusnt insertion Is essts per square.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-07

this city under the new law relating
thereto. That there is certain amount
OF opium smoking going on there L. no
doubt, as it Is not likely the old devotess
of the pernicious habit could drop the
pipes 80 easily.
Ward Reflex: A late arrival from Ham.
ilton witnessed q highly cosmopolitan
scene in one of the saloons Of that place.
An Indian was dealing Indian Monte and
the buckers consisted of several white
men, one of whom sports the handle OF
Honorable 10 his name. and the rest
made up of Cinnamon and Indians.
Eureka Sentinel. Sd: At s O'Clock this
morning team owned by Msssrs DOL
phin and Fuller. of Salt Lake. will leave
Ed. Deans for Yankee Fork. 1t will
consist of two large covered wagons,
drawn by eight mules. and will take out
number of passengers. The fare will
only be S25 per man, each one to feed
himself. They intend to reach their
destination in twenty days.
Silver State, May 3lst: The Indians
have commenced depredations 10 Idaho
and the troops stationed at Fort Boise
are ordered to take the field next Mon.
day, and move ia search Of Indians.
Some OF the hostiles, who were on the
war path last year, are surpassed to be %
Salmon river, where two white men were
murdered few days ago. Col. Bernard,
one of the most active and successful In
dian fighters in last Summers campaign.
takes charge of the cavalry in the field
and will march toward Salmon river by
the shortest route. The Indians who
committed the recent murders are sup.
posed to be Bannocks and Sheepeaters.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT APPLI.
IN cation for Patents for town lots for the
southwest quarter Of tho southwest quarter Of
section four; the east Of the northeast quarter.
and the northeast quarter Of the southeast
quartz Of section eight, and the northwest
quarter and the north half Of the southwest
quarter Of section nine. IN Townshipt Two.
south Of range So, each containing 400 acres. and
being the townslte Of Psnacs. In Lincoln county.
Nevada. must be made before the undersigned
on or before September LIST, 1879, or be forever
barred. Sec Compiled Laws Of the State of Ne.
vads. p. 41s, vol. ?. section 1859; Acts approved
February 20, 1869.
Application must be filed with A. n. Findlay
at Panaca, or with mo on my return to Phoebe.
Dated ut Phoebe, April /, 1870.
HENRY RIvES, District Judge,
ap?0-6t Trustee for Tovnsits Of Psnacs.
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NEW TO-DAY.
Dissolution Notice.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HRREToFNRE
l. existing between the undersigned, In the
butcher business, 10 this day dissolved by mu.
tual consent. August Adelman will collect all
outstanding accounts duo the coucern, and pay
all debts owing by the firm. He will also carry
on the business at tho same location.
Phoebe, Nevada, June 2, 1879.
L. v. LOOMS.
je7.30d AUGUST ADELMAN.
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The New York sun admires President
Hayes backbone In his recent vetoes
and thinks be will become prominent
candidate for reelection. Such express
sions from the Sun, which has always
heretofore addressed Mr.. Hayes as " His
Fraudulency. sound rather strange.
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According to the New York Herald,
Secretary Sherman is growing In favor
with the Republicans Of the Northeast.
There 10 such thing possible ~ the
next Presidential race being run BY two
Ohio politicians-Thurman and Sher.
man. And there 10 no telling but what
old Fog.horn Allen may be the Green
hackers candidate. Surely Ohio appears
to be the favored spot.
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The mines opened out in the Yankee
Fork country have PANIED out we'll.
The accounts coming from that portion
Of Idaho are all good.
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The California papers are advertising
P" New Constitution reversible baby car.
riages." Who ever heard Of reversible
babies? that New Constitution must b
. wonderful instrument.
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Even millionaires have to pay some
tribute to public opinion. The Phila.
delphia Times says 1t has leaked out
that William q. Vanderbilt was 80 much
worried by the current comment on his
affidavit last winter that he hadn't any
personal property liable to taxation that
he finally walked up to the Captains
office and planked down $12,750, being
the tax on half a million dollars which
hs volunteered for assessment.
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Lsadvil)e, Colorado. is said to be on
the down grade. HurrAh camps very
seldom do amount to anything.
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1.-THE Republic" is the latest news
paper birth in San Francisco. As it is a
campaign paper we fear tina. its life
will be very short and that it will follow
the trail recently made by 1.-THE State. :"
Free Thinker" and Herald" OF that
citv
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The whole Of the Manhattan Savings
Bank burglary has at last come out BY
confession being made BY one of the
burglars, the special watchman.
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II. q. POUJADE.

As these fruits put up without first having been
transported to the factories railroads. etc. they are not
picked until fully ripe, and then canned the day.
and are therefore superior to the ordinary canned fruits
Besides they all full weight and the consumer gets all
he pays for They will be sold at the following low
prices:
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Prospeotors passing through Phoebe
from Arizona, In search Of "other fields
and pastures new" do not give a very
flattering account Of that country. They
oil tell the same story-the mines do not
20 down.
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DENTISTRY.

TAM NOW IN PIOCHE READY TO
i attend TO business. My stay will
be short 10 those requiring my atten.x
tion vii have no time to lose.
mysl.tf F.C. NICHOLS, Dentist.
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Colonel U. E. Allen says be "didn't. "
Neither did Patton nor Dayton.
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NOTICE.

TURING ny ABSENCE FROM PIooHE
- Mr.. ]. V. Kelley II duly authorised to
transact all business In my behalf.
WE. GRIFFIN.
Phoebe Nevada, May "a, lsfs. ms2l-2n
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The Eureka Sentinel has commenced
It's seventeenth volume. On noticing
the occasion that paper remarks THAT
the Sentinel has always been true to the
people and has never told lie." and as
It is very rare thing for newspaper to
tell lie, We guess it is so. However, the
Sentinel" holds Its own we'll and is one
of the best hsraldess of news published
In the State. The proprietors of the
"Sentinel" have our best wishes for the
continuance Of their prosperity.
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The holders OF Centennial ball tickets
and subscribers TO the stock OF the Gen.
tennial Exposition in 1875 will receive
dividend on their stock by calling on Mr..
Murray, at the Bank Of California. Every
holder Of certificate taking the number
Of the stock will receive cash dividend.
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Representatives OF Maine, Massachu.
sets and Rhode Island are contendino
In walking match at Boston for silver
bean pot, valued at 5000. Each State
has team OF twelve men, two members
Of each team being on tho track all the
time, aud the team making the largest
score carries of the prize.
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A Full Assortment of CANNED FRUITS and
JELLIES put up fresh in the midst of the gardens in
which the fruit grew, received yesterday by
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Table Fruit, 8 Cans, $1.25.
Jams e Je11ies, 8 Cans, $1.25.
Pie Fruit, 8 Cans, sb1.15.

My General Stock of GROCERIES is now complete
and no better assortment has been offered in Nevada
My Prices Low goods bought for Cash in the
largest quantities can be sold for Cash.
REBATE of 5 cents given on all retail purchases of
81, when the goods are delivered by the buyer.
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The kilograms bring rs tho sad nsws
of the death of that gallant and noble old
hero, General James G. Shields. whose
sword and lie WAS always at the dis
posal Of ais adopted country and on
many battlefield he has done valuable
service and crowned our starry banner
with victory and glory. General Shields
died very suddenly at Ottumwa. Iowa.
last Monday evening. at half-past 10
o'clock. while sitting in his chair. re-
naming conscious to the last. His re-
mains were taken to his home in Carroll
ton, Missouri. for burial.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-07

Miss Construction paint,
powder, etc.