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he WoULD.-[From the keokuk City
Times. LII Mr.. Seymour should be elected
President in 1880 he would be inaugurated,
If it took every man in the country to do it.
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LADIES' SALE.
ry'HE HEKroaRAPH-THE oRiGI-

fgsHE HEKToaRAPH-T He ORfGI-
L EAL PROCESS OF DRY COPYING.-Pa.
tented In Austrin. Beieium, France Germany. Eug.
laud Rus IA, and the Ensiish colonies Patents APP
piad os In the United States and In tha Republics
OF South America 3aIEE5 49, 49, - aSss ~
by iba HektoTaph process from one 10 two hum
dred copies can be rapidly taken from original
writing or drawing without the rse OF water, acids,
or press. Ithss BEEN adopted By The Governments
and principal MERCHANTS and bankers, OF Europe,
The couniug-housc. IL Is SO simple that boy Of
ten years can prut from IL. -----...-----~-
Call AND SEE ", 100.
q W. e. EibMERi g. CO., Agents, Petersburg; j. r.
BELL Il Co., ,Ag nts, LyBchhurg; G.. R. BARR &
Co Asents, Abingdon; aUNTER g. Coz, AGENTS,
staun.an: J,L. KELLER. Agent. Charlottesville u
4 Ro E8'1f : 81 81. Etsal.e 9tIi 10 EltaEhta..
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!. We have received the November No. OF
B,ock,cood from Messrs., Woo WOOD "
p.ru.x. the agents OF the American pup
IisherS.
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IT Is.-Rea!y, this Seymour movement is
beginning to assume formidable proper
tions.--Cteueland Herald (RepubLicanl
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CLOTHING.

80. ~ s.zss.ss CLOTHING.
A---~s>>---~>-~--.-----~~-~---
fSEIsT1ks 6Fr' TO MOVE,
sELLIsa,oREToMovE,
SELLING OFF TO MOVE,
SELLING OFF TO MOVE.
% .gSa :7fjbaa. e.t.
GOODS MUST BIZ sorn
-, - 80 - GOODS MUST BE sCn
GOODS MUST BE ssrn
GOODS MUST BE SOL
THE PRICE WILL TELL,
The PRICE WILL TELL.
TIE PRICE WILL TELL,
THE PRICE WILL TELL.
s.....sv Ten TO FIFTEEN PER CENT.
s,..-t- ... TEN TO FIFTEEN PEP f.r>..
-,.u. $780,. TEN TO FIFTEEN PER cc,.
E = s. TEN TO FIFTEEN PER ryx.,
CAN BE SAVED BY CALLING Early
CAN BE SAVED BY CALLING EAprv
CAN BE SAVED BY CALLING EApIy
CAN BE SAVED BY CALLING EARLY.
..-.... +. &. SPENCE ( so,
+. t. srEHCE >,r
/. b. SPENCE >ry
>. E. p. SPENCE t>ny
ULSTERS IN GREAT VARIETY
ULSTERS IN GREAT VARIETY
ULsTERS IN GREAT VARIETY
ULsTERs IN GREAT VARIETY
AT VERY Low p1rrrs
At VERY LOW PRICES
AT VERY Low PRICES
AT VERY Low pEr.ys
OvERCOATs
OVERCOATS
OTERCOATS
b. ONERCOATS
OF ALL KINDS.
OF ALL KINDS
OF ALL KINDS.
OF ALL KINDS.
+. B. SPENCE & son,
4. b. SPENCE & son,
F.B. SPENCE son,
Ed. SPENCE & son.
---.s. CASHMERE SUITS.
CASHMERE SUITS
CASHMERE SUITS,
CASHMERE SIT,
CHEVIOT SUITS,
b" CHEVIOT SUITS.
r. CHEVIOT SUITS,
/ ClEYIOT SUITS.
TEN TO FIFTEEN PER CENT. uYF.
TEN TO FIFTEEN PET CENT. ~.
TEN TO FIFTEEN PER CENT. ~
TEN TO FIFTEEN PER CENT. or
UNDERSTANDS
UNDERSHIn'rS
UNDERSHlRTS
UNDERSHIRTS
AT EEDErED pEi' -.
AT REDUCED I'II.I>,
AT EEDU' III llI'E-.
AT EEDCCrn PRICES
F.. Is. SPENCE & son
L. II. SPENCE & son
T. p. SPENCE & son
L. Il. SPENCE & son
GOING TO o03 MAIN STREET
GOING TO 4r3 MAIN >yREtT,
GOING 10 9o3 MAIN STREET
noI7 GOING To goS MAIN Strict
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The Salem Register says that sPEssARD
,yns elected by white votes.
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RICHMOND AND ALLEGuANY r. r. Co.
" :. No. 40 RROHD' ETREET

= NEW YORK, Uctober Y, 1873. J.
THERE WILL BE A GENERAL MEET
L ING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY RAILROAD
COMPANY at the company's office. in Richmond,
Va. on the 291u DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1879. nj
~ NJ, for the election Of president and board Of
directors and the transaction OF any business that
might be regularly brought before an ANIMAL meet
Ing. 1872, JAMES S. WELLS.
4-td Secretary.
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GRAND SELECT BALL AT THE on
~ RED-hEN'S HALL. ON Flu l. TON "a
HILL, THURSDAY. y l G II 7, November f.alR.
9Th. There VIII be n drawing for hne S->ee1
Young COW. Twenty. five cents for ball and cow
drawing Gilmer'S s'ages will connect with Street
Railway cars. Dancing from p. NJ. to O'CLOCK In
the morning. Refreshments at city prices.
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RICHMOND AND D4iSyILLE RAILROAD Co..l
p. RICHMOND. VA, November 10, 1879. s -
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RIG IMOND AND
DIT The office Of the COMPANY, corner Of Bank and
Tenth stI cells, in the city OF Richmond. on WE'D
SESDAY, December 9th prOximo, at ~ O'Clock
NJ. The book, for the transfer OF stock will be closed
from tho goth instant until after the day Of meet
ing. RICHARD BROOKE.
no lO.17.24&tdtd Secretary.
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Senator EATOs, Of Connecticut, says the
Democrats will almost certainly elect the
President next year; that BAYARDa could
carry New York; that sEYxoua would be
I" q splendid candidate e !; that PoTTgR was
ehea.fd ont Of the EfeutepantG Governor
shiggt AIeR e, i ;,s,v dxI 81. a. i.
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A NNUAL MEET1N G.-The annual
N meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTO-
MAC AND RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD CONNECTION COMPANY will be
held ION WEDNESDAY the 26th of November.
1879. at the Office Of the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac. Railroad Company, In The city
Of Richmond, at ~ O'Clock noon.
no LIZ ~ - j. 3. WINSTON, Secretary
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NE JULIUS MEYER,
500 BROAD STREET,

... 500 BROAD STREET,
..-s. ,. offers this week H..
Extraordinary bargains in CASHMERE from auc-
10 pieces ALL:wooL BLACK CASHMERE at
Is a ps. sS SUPERB i ALL.wooL BLACK CASH
MERE-full SO inches wildcat SOC. worth
&C.. snecial qualities at 90, 75c., and 81,
worth 15c. more per yard;
10 pieces BLACK MOHAlR ALPACA at zoe.
rs p pptes -DeOjuBLE-w1DTH COLoRED CASH
MERE at lSc. worth 25c.:
ls pieces COLORED BIARRIrZ CLOTH at 16asc
Novelties In DRESS GOODS ut very low prices:
HANDSOME BLACK PEK1N STRIPED sATlNs
All CO eolo r:1 IN pEK1N STRIPED vELvETEEN at
PEk1S and wATEIED-sTRlPED SILKS at
Is pieces BLACK SILK, from auction, at prices
way below their value;
A very cheap+Iine Of MERINO aud ALL.WOOL
UNDERWEAR;
LADIES, EXTRA SUPREME MERlNo
VESTS at 50c.:
CHILDREN'S MERINO VESTS aud DRAWERS,
all sizes and prices:
GENTLtMEN'S INDICATED SCARLET ALL
WOOL SHIRTS aud DRAWERS, for rhcuna-
tisn, ut Sl.25:
40 pieces SILK CHENILLE and BEADED
FRINGE al low prices:
All shades In COLORED SILK PRINCES:
40 dozen OF the celebrated IA CORSETS ut JOc.,
regular price 75c.:
The EandsomeSt, most stylish. aud cheapest line
LADIES CLOAKS and DOLMANS 10 the city,
dt JULIUS MEYERS,
no13 6O3 Broad street.
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- RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILRoAD,l
- i'':7- s'aH--+- TREASURER'S OFFICE. :
X RICHMOND, Va, November IL, 1879.
NOTICE.-Tbe ANNUAL MEETING
IN OF THE, STOCKHOLDERS Of this company
will he held at the Office of The company, corner of
Byrd AND Eighth streets, OH TUESDAY the 25th
instant, at IL O'Clock M .i# --...
The BOOKS OF TRANSFER will be closed from
the goth Instant until after the day Of meeting.
-.Ea.'t'' y. .-. M. ". HARRINGTON.
p no l2-tdm =. 30. .5-s Treasurer.
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NE COHEN BROTHERS WILL OFFER
on MONDAY large lot Of WHITE BLAN-
KETS. in good al-wool goods, ut fully 40 per
cent. under value: -.
Also a large lot of CARPETS purchased greatly
under value; besides hundreds OF other goods.
no 20
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Ia IL.
POLKA DOTS.
BLACK CASIlMERES, BLACK CASHMERES.
The largest stock In the city. Cashmere IN double
widths from 25c. to so per yard In colors they
have full line In all The shades. Most OF these
goods are of their own importation.
CASSIMERES for mems aud boys wear-the
largest stock In any house In The State. Cassimeres
from 25c. to - ptr yard. ..
case. and Will be sold cheaper than they can be
In CHILDREN's. LADIES', and GENTLE
MEMS UNDERWEAR their assortment Is COM
plelP.
SI-tlle hest ever sold for The money. ...
Their GLOVE DEPARTMENT IS complete
splendid s.button Isle GLOVE for 25c.; MD
GLOVES from Acc. 10 81 SO pair.
'HANI1K ERCHIEFS-S:x large LINEN HAND
KERCHIEFS for 81: SIX LINEN HASDkER-
CHIEFS for 50c.: and !" ilnet l Sil.h HAND
KERt.HLEFS IN all shades -. .,
In FANCY GOODS. sue i ~ RIBBONS, RCCH-
lSGS, &C.. they ran please ire 1lcsi fas' iJltns
On the second floor you v al ind-.
A full lice OF CLoAKS ant UCl-MAAS. from SOU
TO $40 aniecc;
500 SHAWLS IN all STYLES .rr1r, Use. 20 $50.
A full line or LADIES U der WEAE:
BOULEVARD SKIRTS t. ON soc. &c So:
4 Beautiful Iiue OF MAR STILES SPREADS IN
new designs.
On The third and fourth floors can be found tho
largest and prettles, assortment of CARPETS
RUGS. oIL.CLOTH, and MhITlSGS ever shown
In This city.
500 pairs BLANKETS, purchased at n recent sale
in New York. All in need should call aud see them
at once.
-. SYCLE BROTHERS..
no 6-eod 81 Broad street.
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MEETINGS.

A MEXICAN BENEFICIAL UNION
N Citizens of the East End. OF whatever religion
or nationaliiy, favorable to ne ORGANIZATION
End Beue fcisl and Social Society, under the above
general title, are invited to meeting to be held
at ~ O'Clock, at Tho.'s Hall. corner OF Main and
Seventeenth streets. Several members of the West
End will be IN, attendance to explain lhc work and
objects Of the order. 100 T." no 24-M.W&F3t
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THEATRE.

THEATRE.
FOUR NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
commencing
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18TH.
1.-THE modern Queen OF Tragedy"
MISS BE SSIE DARLING.
supported by The talopled actors,
W. F. BURROUGHS and GEORGE DE WERE,
and her own seeci ell company of artists,
In Shakspesre'> sublime Tragedy,
MACBETH.
LADY MACBETH ther Dre-emfnent conceptioD),
MISS BESSIE DARLING.
THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 27TH,
Sheridan Kuowles's beautiful play,
HUNCHBACk. ...
FRIDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 2STH,
50. her new play. eutiLled
. ''.- ARIADNE. ,..,..
SATURDAY MATINEE, NOVEMBER 10Th,
.s..0 LADY OF LYONS.
SATURDAY EVENING" LAST! APPEARANCE
OF MISS I,ARLiNG IN RICHMOND. .s. .
s.. Prices as usual. ,... ..... 90. 80. j. !. = ,
o.. Seats can be secured at JoHNsToN's and ONCE of
Theatre. s~.ts@..''' 81 . 'r no 2Z-4t
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M ANOTHER FAIR.
GREAT CROWDS ARE GATHERING DAILY AT
SYCLE BROTHERS..
3ll BROAD STREET.,
to witness the largest exhibition Of
DRY GOODS
EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY.
M ANOTHER FAIR.

In DRESS GOODS they have the following new
styles: BARCELONA SulTINGS, SILK SCkOLLS
SOUIE CASHMERES, TARTAN PLAlDS
FRENCH PLATDS. aud all The latest novelties.
In SILK. SATIN. PLAIN and PEkIN STRIPES
they have the following: CARDINAL, GEN
DARNE. Brown. BLACK, CARNEY, B0R-
DEAJIX MARINE. LEUL,SAPPfllRE, MIR-
POLKA DOTS.
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sffilIlt0i \ !, I
aER II, is ''s's

Z rsha populaI Vote gain 6
Il s,,nrdss,s issue We used s more 81 ior '
]. stssp ia the iirst OF the follow sss'5
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ne, PEKIN AND BROCADE' SILKS
and SATINS.
OLD GOLD SATIN" .-. 2... gag -
;COLoRED ,SILKS,in endless variety; ,'.'i -
BLACK ami COLORED SATINS, F.. -. ! -
Ali the NOVELTIES at low figures.
NOEL r r., LEVY BROTHERS.
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NJ NEW GOODS!
GREAT BARGAINS
D. & f. MITTELDORFER,
527 BROAD STREET.

VIC will omen on MONDAY our third supply o
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS, bought at re
cent auction sales in New York. ...
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AnUSEM ENTS.
DUTNAM's THEATRE COMIQUE.

TONIGHT. NOVEMBER PATH.
MINNIE OSCAR GRAY. and WILLIAM T. STE
pHENS, with their dramatic dogs ROMEO, ZIP,
and HERO. in THE WONDERFUL DOGS OF
THE STORM" together with full FlRST-CLASS
UApIbTS Tp0ITpE no 24-2Lk
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1t Is not sticky, gummy. or greasy; "''@"s '...,
has delightful odor, and is CrAEAHTEE" -
CURE ALL CuAPplSG OR CHAFiSG OF THE ,KlS.
Prepared onlyb by MEADE BAKER,
pharmacI%,.
prize soc. hottie. -
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FRIDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 2STH,
her new ,,lay. eutiLled .'
..''.- ARIADNE.
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[ VI H0H ''''
Thym0l Is new AMI powerful rt'',-epiir us
recommended iE the best medical j"urunis "" .a'r
made experiments with II unlrr The microscope"
and have Witnessed Its power In destroying h'
germs OF purrefactlon. TIlYMDL soar ! SUI
GENTLY agreeable for the toilet, but isc-srlI} d.
signed for use In families where there Is c"u'"@i"E
disease. or where there is reason 10 fear t!c II
ance Of such disease For sale by
J. BLAIR, Drncgl'i.
noe corner Broad and Slnth Str.''..
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THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 27Tn,
Sheridan Kuowles's beautiful play,
HlINCHRA
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SATURDAY MATINEE, NOVEMBER 10Th,
81. LADY OF LYONS,
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We WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED 4
handsome line Of CASsIMEREs.
= no 81 - H. LEVY BROTHERS..
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-28

CHEW JAoKsoN's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco. nov2O- Io-ly'
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-28

Tom Lawton, one of the Tullis MUIR
derers, is said to be in Jail at Lewiston,
Idaho. A dispatch from Walla Walla
says he confesses to his share in the
crime of numbering Tullis, and that he
will be delivered to the Sacramento
authorities whenever called for. As
Lawton, according to reports, has been
seen, and in fact caught several times,
it is probable that when the officers GO
to Lewiston they will find, as they did
here month ago, when Sheriff Drew
came from Sacramento, that the prisoner
is not Lawton.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-28

John Sherman, Secretary of the
United States Treasury, is a candidate
for President. To further his aspira-
tions and bring himself prominently
before the public, he decides that in the
interest of the country he must inspect
the harbors ON the Atlantic coast from
MARYLAND to Nova Scotia and see what
opportunities are afforded smugglers to
evade the revenue laws. A Govern
ment vessel is placed at his disposal,
and with a party of fayorites he starts
on a cruise. He does not stop at out
of-the- places, where smuggling
might be carried ON, but goes from
from Philadelphia to New York, and
from the latter place to New England,
Maine. where an election is to be held
this fall, being his objective point. He
makes political speeches. at all the
large cities on the sea board, in which,
with his usual modesty, he gives him.
self all the credit for resumption, and
never, under any circumstances, alludes
to Grant or Blaine, whom he fears may
compete with him for the nomination
for President. The New York Times,
the leading Republican paper of the
United States, is not disposed to ac-
cord to- Honest John all that he claims
in his electioneering speeches. 1t says
his. speeches are disappointing and un-
satisfactory. 1t disapproves of his at
tempt to make capital for the Repub-
hcan party out of it's opposition to the
reconciliation Of silver, and keeping
out of sight the. perils which surround
the financial policy Of whose success he
boasts. 1t says he sinks the financier
IN the politician and makes the states
man the echo of the partisan, and, as a
candidate for the Presidency, throws
away qualities which alone could render
his nomination desirable. The people
Of Nevada, who almost unanimously
favored the reelection of John p Jones
20 the United States Senate because of
bis advocacy of the silver bill and his
promise to do all in his power to
secure, by legislation the full remon-
stinasion OF silver, should bear in
Ii II L ~. L IL
IN New York and New England, is at.
tempting TO make capital for the Re-
publican party, out of it's opposition to
the reconciliation of silver.
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CAPTURING A COMMISSIONER.

The President appointed Washing
ton politician named Cox, United States
Commissioner to the International Ex
hibition in Australia. Last Friday the
Commissioner packed histrunks and, with
his commission, bearing the great seal
Of the United States ard the signature
Of r. B. Hayes, in his pocket, prepared
to leave for the Southern hemisphere.
At this iuncture Captain Albert Grant
procured an order to restrain Cox from
leaving the District of Columbia. Grant
claims that one Of his houses was occu-
pied by Cox, who is indebted to him in
certain sums Of money and he prays
that writ may be issued restraining
I him from leaving the District until the
account is settled. Lest this might not
be sufficient to keep the Commissioner
from leaving the country, a lady, named
Mary A. Poole, has brought suit against
him to recover on a. note for $4,000,
aud upon an affidavit that he was about
to leave the country, caused an attach
ment to.be issued against his personal
ehattels. and household, effects.
Now the Administration is in guam
Diary. Cox, s.the regularly appointed
Commissioner of the United States, to
the great Australian International Ex-
hibition. His baggage is attached for
debt and he is restrained from leaving
the District of Columbia. He must
pay what he owes or give the officers
leg bail and get to Australia as best he
can. Mr.. Hayes could do the hand
some thing by his Commissioner by Civ
ing him a quarter's salary to pay his
debts and send him ON his way rejoicing,
but as his greatest ambition is to save
$4,000 year from his salary, it is not
probable that he will lend helping
band to his friend, in his hour of dis
Tess. Something must be done and
ahat quickly. There is hardly time to
aollect the amount required by assess
nant from Department Clerks, besides,
atiey are already heavily taxed to raise
&salato pss~ents General, Ewing from
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y Eniex Life.

t'What truly beautiful world we 1--we E
in! Nature gives up grandeur Oh
mountains, glens and oceans, and tnous-
ands of means for-eajoyment. W e.can
desire no better when in perfect neaitn ;
but how often do the majority OF people
feel like giving it up disheartened, as
conragcd aud worried out with disease,
when there is no occasion for this feel
ing, as ' every y sufferer f can easily obtain
satisfactory proof that Green's August
Flower will make them as free iron,
disease as when born. Dyspepsia and
liver complaint is the direct cause Go. OF
seventy five per cent OF such malauie 5
as biliousness, indigestion, SICK head-
ache, costiveness, nervous prostrat'oh'
dizziness of the head, palpitatlon OF the
heart, and other distressing symptoms,
Three doses of August Flower Will
prove it's. wonderful effect. Sample
bottles, 10 cents. Try it.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

In the District Court, Fourth Judicial District
of the State of Nevada, in and. for Hum
boldt county.
] In the matter OF the estate of Charles kesler
deceased
Pursuant to an order of said Court, made on
the Gath day of July, 1879 notice is hereby
gwen that on Saturday, the 18th day OF
August, 1879, at 70 o'clock A. NJ, at the Court
room of said Court, at the Courthouse in said
county, having been appointed as the time and
place for proving the will OF the said Charles
kesler deceased, and for hearing the application
OF Frank Naramore for the issuance Of letters
testamentary to him, when and where any per
son interested may appear and contest me
same Attest, J. H. JOB, Clerk.
jy28-l0t
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carrying Ohio, and il will not do to APP
point an Ohio man to take Cox's place
just now, as every voter will be needed
in tirat State in October, to prevent the
Democrats from carrying it. Great
men, even Presidents, have troubles
and perplexities to contend with at
times.
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NOTICE TO WATER CON.
Sinners.

WiSyEMCccA. New, July 23d, 1879.
In consequence of the unprecedented scarcity,
consumers of water cannot positively be allowed
to irrigate vegetables or garden products alter
this date. No irrigation will be permitted. ex-
cept trees and flower bearing shrubs. Con
sumers irrigating trees and shrUts must do so
in the evening for thirty minutes at some time
between 1870 and $50 o'clock P. NJ, and they
viii not be permitted to do so at any other time
in the day. These restrictions the Water Com
pany are very sorry TO be compelled TO enforce,
but must be strictly respected or they will be
compelled to shut of the water entirely from
thpse who do not respect them There is a
prospect of sufficient water for strictly indoor
purposes through the season, and also for fire
purposes. 1t is hoped that all will cheertuly
conform TO these suggestions, as the conYen-
fence and safety Of the entire community
in case of fire, is dependent upon their
observance. Sprinklng OF streets will be
permitted from $50 to s A. NJ only.
Very respectfully,
WlNSEMUccA WATER WORKS
jy23stf.
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and Chldren's Leather Shoes Of all kinds
Tor sale at the lowest cash price. Boots
made 10 order for all prices from eli 10
$50 per pair. Repairing IN the Saddle.
Harness and Boot Department promptly at
tended to, at prices to suit the times. Boots Of
the best brands sold as cheap as anywhere on
the Pacific Slope. No fghr dress shoes for
Ladies kept in stock. NJ b. STANTON.
i,.Df rolf