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The daily gazette., 1879-03-10
SHERIFF'S S.fLES.

CHERIFF'S SALE. Il.
y BY virtue OF n writ OF venditioni Ex-
ponas, to me directed, will be exposed 70
Public Sac, al the
HOTEL OF JOHN ELLIOTT,
In the Village of Christiana, in White Clsy
Greek Hundred, New Castle County Del
aware, on
TUESDAY,
The 18th day of March, A. D., 1879,
at ~ o'clock. a. M, the following described
Real Estate, viz:
A lot OF land situated IN white clay
Creek Hundred, New Castle County, Del
aw are, bounded rs follows. TO wit; On the
NORTH by land OF Dennis Newlin and Geo.
Allen on the east by lands OF william F ::
Smailey, on the south by lan.is OF samuel
L. Airich and Jas. II. q. Oldham. ON the
west by lands of Dennis Newlin, contain
ing twelv, acres of land more or less. with
a frame house and stable thereon erected.
Eeized and taken in execution hs the
property OF George Carter, and 10 be sold
BY JOHN PYLE. Sheriff.
sheriff's Office. New Castle, February
25th. 1919. mar3-3tawts
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DOR RENT.-Second- STORY front room
I 10 oasette building, ais Market street.
Apply 81 this oEss
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EOh SALE. =, ocres Of
+ A Store Property, with 10 ana seiei eoiba
land, good brick dwelling house 'hargsip.
out-buildings Price $4,000. ,-aT0S,
Apply TO EVANS PENNiNI.ret stL
octl9. Eighth and nAn
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OFFlCE OF NJ. NJ. CHILD.
REA L ESTATE BROKER,
NO. 4 WEST SEVENTH STREET

EAcnHnse BulluinB
| offer for sale the following descnbal
dwellings. situate d in Wilmington
No. IA large, double, two and tGI
stone house, with Two and "a hall s0yl
back buildings, with large front, SIDE AID
back yard and ali the modern impus
ments, with handsome terraced front
No. IA fine story BRICK dwellllih
9th street near Washington, mOIerl in.l
provements, large side yard, good locS
tion.
No s.-Beauiiful 8. three story brick, with
three-story back building, and ONO gay
Stone corners, situated on Delaware ave
nue., containing Is rooms. IN good orde'
with the modern Improvements.
No. IA large three-story BRICK, win
three story back building situated al Ao
laO3 Delaw are avenue, in complete 0rls
with all modern Improvements, Tefni
cas- y and possession at once.
No. 6.-3 lhree-story bricks on Washbfl
Ton street, between lzth and 18th. with 81
ihe modern Improvements, with from
side and back yard, and beautiful porln
In front.
No. 6.-5two-story bricks with two.sto1
Datk buildings, with modern c0nvenltl'
ces, situated on Lombard street aboyelah
Terms accommodating, new and com
plete.
No. -Four nav I wo story brick hoqid
Terms accom- modatinK.
~ NO. S.=Fine three-story brick dwelling
No. 202 West street. with modern lmpn''
ments, possession al once.
Nc. Large three-story brick DWELLING
with all the modern Improvement. ~
complete order, situated ON Market slfeeA
between 18th and 18th; lot Ito feet deep. !,
No. 10. Brick stable. on West lgh stree
near Market, In gosd order, with q gov
yard back.
No. u.-Lot with green house thereon
al The northwest corner OF DelaWareA's
nue. and Jefferson streets.
No IL Fine three and a half story pl,ea
with three-story back buildings, siius1 1sI
on Market street between 9Th and gn, ~
door above Masonic Temple, with all mo-. moi,
ern conveniences, also IA stable on Aa Nh
street, on the back end OF lot. spieD1'
location ior physician. u,.
No. 13.-Three- e-story bfick, No. w MAJ
ket street, lot extending through 70 snlY
ley street, would take snaller hou''
part pay ment II location would sulIl y,
No. 1o.-Three-story brick. ! rooms'~'
Jefferson street.
No. l6.-Tnree.stor brick, win iio~
improvements, No. 702 Tatnall stree r..
No. 17.-Three-story brick, No '@ !"
nal street. -.
No. ls.-Two-story brick on Union sl'
near Lowering avenue. ,o,a
No. ly.-2 two story bricks on Lo'e'~
avenue near Lincoln. -,,,.r,
No. 20.--Frame house in McDoWeilssnrsa
No. 2l.-Splendid dwelling on Masni was Si
ton above Tenth, with front porch al
yard. in excellent order Also man.!
ers both east and west of Market slfS''
FOR RENT. ,-u.r,n,
M. NJ. Child offers for rent the loiio'"
dwellings:
No. $40 Market street.
" 1871 Delaware avenue.
" 202 West street.
cit Jefferson street.
1li2 King street.
9l5 Delaware avenue.
" 800 Madison street.
" 33l T.. Fourth street.
Apply TO NJ. M. CHlLpa
No. 4 West Seventh si''
jan2l-tf
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ltOR rem T.

L'Oh hENI
No. 1921 Tatnall street.
No. 1iUD Tatnall street.
No. 1905 Tatnsll street.
No. s35 Tatnall street.
No. s26 Madison street.
No. Is Jefferson street.
No 90i Giipin avenue.
No. 903 Gllpln avenue.
No. GA West 9Th street.
No. 6l4 West 9th sire /.
No. 5iS East 7th street.
No. b03 East 10th street.
No. 1908 Lombard street.
And many Others (large and small,
STORE PROPERTIES.
No. I'll Market treet.
No. $40 Market street.
y. W. Cor. Tth q Spruce SITS. and Others
No. II Market street.
EVANS PENNINGTON,
febl2-dtf Cor. Sth A Market SIS
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NJ OTICE.-J. ii. PIlmrose has taken the
~ management of the old and reliable
sewing machine company-the Wheeler &
Wilson. This machjue has been lately
improved, and is an en..rely new machine
and Is known as the Improved Wheeler 4
wilson. IL is the finest made lock-stiich
sewing machine now in use, and has ad-
vantages superior to any other.
We hope our friends will give us n call
ana mol buy until they have examined this
new machine. va
Our territory embraces Delaware and
Chester counties. Pa, and Delaware and
The Eastern Store of Maryland.
Our Office, at present, will be found at
I2s Market street. Alter the 25th of March
next we will be found at our old stand, The
Garrett building, No. 7ls Market street
at-AGENTS WANTED.
feb5 dtf j. H. PRIMROSE
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TOR RENT The licensed bote prOpef
II " In Christiana Village, now ecu.
pied by John Elliott. For terms. apply
TO JOHN MEALEY,
l0s and ii0 Market street
Jan2o f Millninglon. lei
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PUBLIC SALES.

DUbLIC SALE OF A GOOD BUILD
ING LOT on Cham berlatn street, on
SATURDAY, March 18th. at 4p m, on
the pre- misses, without postponement, with
drawal, or under rbidriing This lot Ia 2b !
60 feet, and is located on the west side OF
Cham berlain street. between Thirteenih
and Fourteenth streets, near the whining,
ton and Rransywine Cemetery, wi b good
adjacent improvements, pleasant views
and excellent ground for foundations ans
cellars. and will be sold AZ now staked of
TERMS.-Cash on or before March 20th
when deed and possession can be given.
j. T. HEALD,
Clayton House Building,
mars, ~ 14t5 gent To fleet the 8 ale.
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EOR SALE.-A nIgniy impro,v.taSS Inn:
L. OF 1903 acres, in While clay Gieea 'ees Di.
dred. All enclosed in Osage heusIa or.
vided into five fields. Laree appi sd.
chard in full bearing. Public scn0o,, Nan 10
Joining the fs.rm. Buildings-L sranary
sion, Double Tenant House, Barn, 1,"ps VI an
anu all OIL er buildings nectssa,;ii hon oB
first class farm. 2miles from sn.oa,ed, :
=. W. q b. X. Il. Centrally iooa
miles from Wilmington. ARPiy1N
JNO. W. WHlTEM.n,rase tree
Real Estate ag't, W. FouIta 'N lie
oct2l-w &sd-w Wilmlngton'
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EUR RENr.-Several 80 stof' wv
L the Haxette building.
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MHTC1I 1sC, IbIJ
thankful for past favors. respectfully
ask continuance of the same to the ne w
hrm of Robi son & Chandler.
mar3- lWeOd Il. NJ. ROBINSON
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NJ OTICE-CO-PA ERSHIP.
IN The undersigned have this day FORM
ed co-partnership under the firm name
or hobis son Chandler, for the purpose of
iransac.ing the general merchandise bus
iness at Heckessin, Del, as successsrs to
Thos. M. Robinson.
THOS. NJ. ROBINSON.
ID. w, CHANDLER
The daily gazette., 1879-03-10

NJ EW SER1ES.-30O shares OF Second
IN Series stock of the Equitable Loan
Association, are now offered for sale al Al
per share. Apply to
u. T. HAWKINS, Fec.
IeDl2. No. 404 Market st.
hlVlDEND.-A dividend has been de-
~ clared by the Wilmington Il phila-
delphia Turnpike Company OF thirty cents
per share. payable on or after the 10Th
INST, at the N. K. corner Of Front a Or
ange streets. JOS. TAINALL.
Iepi-Zmo Treasurer.
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HERIFF'5 SALE.
- BY virtue OF a writ OF Venditioni Ex-
ponas, to me directed, will be exposed 70
public sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, s4I shipley St
kept by John J. Dougherty, In the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle county, Della.
ware, on
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NOTICES..

NJ OTICE . DISSOLUTION OF CO.
IN PARTNERSHIP firm OF f. a
A. Belts is this day disso' we'd by mutual
consent. Either partner can use The firm
name in settlement.
The Bets Machine Company succeeds
to the business.
EDWARD BELTS,
,.. ALFRED BETS,
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-01
't'ss 'sEsE 5ssIEsE.Ee.

TIE v;as az NJ e {. nti,"u y t.i..;: :s,,,e,r,,l
II tf' last 'N~it '' jho otN''' N.t ul,. hr,
ht HiJh"o al "tlit.-:'Ut$ :l;t;,.f li;n,li j" - Ct.
lintljCtiNc il 1tl IL "i.G ~ t40., .,frnf III ,,-
spirit jhrt l"i-hi tu"7{ {'t~Ait} .,4.'ir4 ia ~,
X ANY ilHi!". w; Hp...' r"l~t,tr'~illn:I !rt,,
decided 10 l;t-A,'! All ,:sU, 1ii.t. -r.. nl, ~,
Fart n!t-,It ~ .n:-t'U!l~5F.-t
iii Dot :--CIt r:;r:.,. ,Il:n ,c s11rrt,,l
Centuries ~! ;lUI htni} else tad f,=t:l.e MAD
uSh: NJ" thr 'ir,,.-" IN !:n Democratic
Parish Convention.
diil H-S';I 1u!;t tii,!t ,r. ri3. ron. r,Iurnis
ard reports ma h.i3"r> .itt! rnr,Inti,n v,,r,,
Ils. in i, tn!,, rr.tittl ,,ia ;nn, ,,lIii; o1I,,
cvi, irti;:t u,>> ",t7 !q'tr,,,.-i j., h,It. ic,.n
t.Eu,,- Il: ~ ',.H i,"l j.: ~ ,,.I 49, in lh, .gI
lns.r% aitr'i';t-. I">l,.~-iy !, ii...' tl h;.i r..
specific civ "-'' r"lst ', o:l->li un ;4,rutnt ~
tu t'ii ii '',st!. ot press ruy iN,l;, j1r;,
ri:. IL -. 4rlN ~ 1Hi..:: ina, =. z,.lrrIr+
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-01
a Clever Gonyiet'> successful
RWsP,

Perhaps tho most curious c'1Nc ol 91ni". Ini.',,
,,t;ny disease ever recorded lIi ljiiic
DooIs. saws an English paper, Is citr" ~
the minutes Of evidence app"ntlttl TO l'ie
recently published report Of the COM
m;ssioners for inouEing into the "Grhl'.@
nf thc neual spryiN!lr acts. Captain
Harris, Governor Of Dartmoor prison.
stated in bis examination before lhH
commission that he had formerly mao
cl,arrc of q convict named Irnr< t'h'i-
l;ns. The man declared that ir was
,.n,nnlclclv paralyzcd, antt, aithnnTii 'hc
GOVERNOR always cntcrtun"d dotlnt. ol
The grnuineness OF his NAL llady, Phillips
continued so perslstcnttE y THAT at lchrt"
; tE,. Directors Of Convict Prisons ret"-
mendcd i.im to the Home. office TOR dls-
charge before the expiration Of his sen
tcnce, the rcasous for his chlarsGni,tti'
heinz simply his seemingly helpies:
.t"tc 9: hAalth. III order to hep :::a1
affer hts discharge, q Wbrcied chalf
. With he could InDye with his ""I
hands. vas procured for hlui. lie W:,s"af
r;cd to the railway station anI conEeset
n charge Of u varder to AlahGn"st:l
;rhrn he was carried to Il cab ana tahc1
~ q hcer shop, where his TRENDS reHioco
rho warder found lodgings e'seW heIc y
and in the morning De NtHC ooH ~ - ~
ra;Ivay sa station to make, inqnlrIe5, ), Ai,o 1',
tie celebrated invalid CHAIR wl'ch ''a'
NOT NOT vet arrived. 70 lsts n;;teT am;IZe II;
went. he behcld the 'cotni''etelsy, ptf;'
, ivzrl'' Mr.. Henry Phillips walk ,H'
the i ~ station with a .iaunty air, n'5 h2t o o
onc @ side, and swing Ing a, stick apo'i'
IN IN answer to IL remark on the part OF III
, aasstonisi.ed as officer that he i,ad rfcoS r1
! cred very quickly, the fancl 4lc''
s replied, ,,o, ,.,z onvtb;u. the mat
ter with me. There is nothing II
Q .In+tnr voa with me now. and there uc''
n'as; masa But how about the CHAIR" ,
The chair happened to come 10 i,"' 'u
,t FIAT very moment, and the wary !, !:
q. was 10 10 utterly l,atllcd and conin'Inffu
no a. 81 man,azinS impndcncc nt ar' 1ien;
p1II;liins that iic surrcHl:icu inc cii!'
,nI,;ah I vas blithely wheeled away hE
J. n,rsI,u n. IN Attendance on nc shahl pa u!
!: ppivt;r' p; Surely the force at mall'A..ln' ~
!. ,c.6ull ,. no further so ttau it went ID II
I. instance ~
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-01
Fer Disfrict JHtsSc ~s5ta DS"sr'cS'


For Disrries JHs<c-s3sh hsa"sr'cs.
o..,ro authorized to anns"nce l.. T. !.E"ta,
49,. a. a candidate tor District sIndEr o: ''ic
;3t!5 Judicial District, Al Ihe cn9'inE eito'l'h'
,..,,ow t,rrztH-,r sAIAT LAN&ET-
lam . candidate for Judge q IN i1'a ,'E:.,
,,., DjSt;irt at tls election 10 titAe l'.nt' "a 80
y,nrnruher next -ut,jpct to tie N"nitNaNo'' ~
the Dr,DocrHt!r tonseHratIyEle parry oi inc PT''u
IN convention aS@fhihch. ~ ,,,,x ~
Sou on know nav past RECORD "& 'tu"s' "
.his nistrirt refer i, it rs 10 D''- @'l'asao'Fe
can give iur tho FIT nlN. aud noilclt nnr t1"S'
ca" 7'>' 'O' GEO. ". i.I,I,.rkEE-
For District Attorney Ne D's'rsrt'
w, are authorized: to unuounre Jol!S y,
ottDEN E.-c.. IL Il rmnd'ta'c 1"r iH,' '','-.,, ~
cf the parish Of s.. 1anh"Yr III tht '''''''o ~
be held On the ?d OF DtcelnoFr' lS''
Fo~ Clerk ef Court.
Ne aye authorized 70 announce ) -, > Ht:o ,:o'r, ~
<~lTkCI1ETF rs q candidate for tiork o. our
HHd HHhS ~ frr tl,r palis1 OF II Landry. NJ tht
Is.,inn in Dcrclnher next subject I" tne h"'"'
1,a;lou Of tho Democratic % %tonNcn,loll.
For sheriff.
,,,, !,rtrpR You rill please a0nennc" my
,.sno j. : candidate fo; rcciec;ion 10 sI,r nn"T
~ Sheriff of st. Landry a. me e,Trr'"' :, -
~, x1nber lie /. subject 10 toc u"inih"' ''"1 "
+hs ,>eIfocrltic Convention. re- - Dy-zo>-
ror Constable.
,,, y nnrslicate for tnn*tohe I"r !Ht
uriri ,t the election ~ he held i'll Dereln,,,
..t srhto"t 10 the rhTHin9iiou ~ "" ''i
'icsn r'n''na'l'r 00" FRANK JONES.
rr1z<n@ A>1, TIE II BIC:
1.n,o,,nc, ulTselt 3. cdudidate i"r t"E4F's
2le OF tie i4th NaTH' .rcs7n .SsrI n
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-01
For sheriff.
Oe1n0craic.COlaFVatiVe Ticket.

UGNlQUl QuU' 'U01WA s"u'o @s''''
Fer Governor:
T.. L. WITTY,
of Orleans.
p,-r;> utalant Governor:
..wUER u. yHcBNERa,
of uusSIi.a.
For Attorney 0sn'raI:
SC. EA&aAa.
Of Claiborne.o
For secret&yy Of state:
syIIG A. sTS0NG'
Of Sjnn.
For Auditor
ALLEN 5t.FsEL,
OF lbervillt.
For enpcrintc..dant Of Public EAn"a''0n
r.. Ak. FAY,
of East f'cliclana.
For state senatc~-l2th District:
r., p. R0NTENOT.
u. A. ROBERTsGN-
xo, Y;,,lse Of Representatives:
u, se. KAvASAGEs,
RTFS CARBON,
Dw. r.. Il. EOUSG,
IsSO. &. LESNs'
For Sheriff:
G., lsGsOS.
For r1erk District Court:
has. q. eBACHBERE.
For Coroner:
un. zvM. M. TH@NPsON'
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-01

The regular meetings of Humh'e
Cottage l.ouge No. 10, +. & >. M's Tor
tho balance of the year 1879, will oe on
tie edneslay evenings of the 1ollo"'
ing dates: September cath. October s9tl'
November goth, aud December a9th'
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-01
"slacK -DRsuGHT," 'he wonderful
vaeeta;lr liver .mediclnc.
For s3lG bV ". -. 4c'2A1A 4

The recent Republican State conven'
tiou r<,..;pated tho following ticket
r,or coveruor. Taylor Beattie, OF La
fnnrcho <icut, Governor, James NJ
Gillespie, of Tensas ssegetary of State
James d. Kennedy, of Orleans; Attor
nev General, Don \. parsler, of Orleans
Auditor. claudius Mayo, OF st. Landry
Superintendent of Public Education
! n. r. Bonzano. of st. Bernard.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-01
''ElACK-DRAUGHT''

and Sick .hcadachc.
For sale by v. %. PoeLf'
Mrs. Charlotte Hughes, universally
kntwp as Amt Charlotte, gives a far
at her house next Thursday and FRIDAY
nights the 9Th aud 7thinsts. Auntchar-
LOFTS friends should patronize her en-
tcrtainrncnt by sending for their suppers
and as she is No. / cook they arc
certain to get every thing Of the best
Those who know her, know too that
among our colored citizens there il &c
one who stands higher for honesty and
industry than lorself, aud she merits
the patronage of the community IL
. which she lives, and which We hope sii'
will obtain at her fair.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-01
oPT1oTS,s. eATCRDAY, NOVEMBER /, 1874
In Providence we trust '-f'''' "o'' ''Ao =

rhere is on exhibition at Havaru O.
s;n,u,ons, store, Big Cane. California
eetpotato weighing seventeen pou.'us. >.
II was raised by q colorcd man GEAR 'n''
place.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-01

Next Tuesday, 4t,ats.st.. elections VII
take place in Maryland. AaASacl'Srl's'
New York, Wisconsin, Missl*s'p7is NC"
Jersey, and Pennsylvania
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-01

There will be divine services al the
.,h,.>ch of the Epiphany, Opelousa .,
every Sunday morning at Ito clock' ano
sunday School at . A. ".
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-01

\ little boy was told by his Sr'4'n. =, ,''.
n",H,' H',',;Iy Bible each time he told u ne:
ia'".is al ~. end, end Of L week the old |3!S !:
~ IA 'li1 h;,a how many lies he ila,s tHu N
the hn $jne'i ,i's holy W book. She turned over
her 'nf "ttar nU I.3cc, and at length said an
ga;Sis gga;is, "' ;'Hhv, yon little brat, H4,s htvs
1' i;cI Ill tie way from t;eEeSls to hcSe's: ~;
tons, and half way thEous" %'S
Psalms"
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-01
Z Clever. 'Er.CA.

\ mcgee was halted Ivy il ran tInVu
y iIitr InHu With Il bad liuk in his lett
eye. and n-irl If hc iu.cf!In,!1o visit ,!t
fair.
ayes, sab l%r =" i,!t: ~ ,lar 2t leu,f
10 timc~, V.,:s IT," reply.
" Boy. Hit' in}, !ln tux;li,t!'," ," Vilisnrrr,I
tie. ~.iitn4rr.
"N Ell, HAtl. hDuN q trick nrt,yn."
"Gooh-l thought yuu did. Now then
! ",lnE :rM vrDt- 10 yci il drink, and ri
tell ynu bow >ul r;tu make t,,u vav
through! ;:il. III the .,lirs ujjt,nut tL,.
lcHs truuhir.
Wunldn'l | ". r,}rh. ,!,"
mot a hit q! il. III u3ryut,i ,n, 10
- 'hrnlI&;i y ithui4t !; Vunl. and I u,,I,,
want ten cents fox lrliit., .r1, NOV, /
wouldn't .iyr il .iWU> tn ;.I,,. },nIy i,,, =,
-i!trp, Keen ,l1i like ,pu.''
"Nril, I'll take ,i9l ill., said ". u.,.,.,
as he iIa!nird ever dime. "\nv. d'u,
huv Kin DAS1 lr r;Ii,~ -
The white man vat bi> month ,ln..
ihc others car and l.IlirI;
"Pay ca, fifty cents :"
It would have btu1ls, urrt,> r,rn ti,,h,
but An oiirr! cam" 1Ini1.. ami suu,.I1,,.I
Il n Tx: blossom.
l,,, - !. va, +,
I,'', ~, ,r,,>,, iI ",''' "'''' '",'N ''j
',, - ','' ''''' '''''n r' /" :"
r''. ,'i' ''''' ''.i''' =, ''!'''' 'nE''
I'll" people. ibcSr hut~ atr made Of
n''i, WITHOUT windows, and the doors
are 50 small thai the w"''trl j. how the
people ~ III. They d" 'lo' wash their
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-01
"a,kek.nRAuGHTn cures dE+fSI

ain ;nf;geS1ion and heartburn
". o. pOSEY.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-01

Tv 1Iltitc ni i writ uf ilrr f,!,la4. I-.l,rA ont
q; liv iiuNnG:t'llc District Court, III and ior h"
Parish - 81 landry, III tr ;lbnyr t,It1leti suit,
n,t to Nv, ,lil, ~tcd. will proceed 10 sell III
nnltli,. >i (D the h,,ilu-t bidder ~ fnr Court
hnu< III lite town ri OpGspu~As. parish OF st.
Iau!ry. on SATURDAY, tn, Gti day Of peC"nI-
her. I-,:l, II II o'eista NJ, tIic following Dies
crihrsl property, :n-Hit:
on, 1T III ground 6i;;!atd within HE cor
lnrHiir,i rf 1hc town nj Washington i'll said
parish isHt State. with I'll the buildings aud
iuIiuN clntlii thereon. consisting Of Il dwelling.
Kin itp,,~r au,? other bindings. bounded above
BY pjr,fer1y - Mr-. liavju. EilolnI'~nn, f,',nw
by II. il. Erun's. i'll the rear lN i. : Wilkins
AMI fronting IN Bayou CnurtiSl,AA.
IrTmS-t ash.
[. C.. Dt'SOE.
nn\ ] ~llern O. til, Parish nl -. Landry.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-01

Take BLACK -DRAyGnI" and you
will never be bilious
For sale by % W NA>
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JUDICIAL. ADEERTHSEysES

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No. l3t,'s.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-11
STATE AND COAST ITEMS.

THE Belmont Courier says that squashes
raised on Hot Greek are SO large that they have
to be removed with crowbars.
A telegram from Gen. Howard states that
the Indians who committed the murder at
Pain S ranch, 80 in number, have surrendered.
How long can man work without board 2
In Sacramento there are MANY trying 1t, but
the employees give them dollar day. We
suspect they know the lunch routes.
Rev. E. R. Willis, of Delaware, Ohio,
comes to Carson to fill the Methodist pulpit
during the next year. The Reno Ga zette says
he is an intelligent looking gentleman.
The Reno Fair has, as usual, drawn to that
place number of burglars and petty thieves
who are plying their vocation lndustrlously,
Do not forget the caution during our races next
week.
The Chamber of Commerce and Board of
Trade of San Francisco held reception to
Grant Thursday noon. Six hundred men were
present, Grant shook hands with each one of
them.
Earnest, the youngest son of Brigham Young,
who figured somewhat consplcuou sly In the
late suit of the heirs against the executors, was
found dead in bed at his house in Salt Lake,
Wednesday morning. His death is attributed
to apople1y.
Sharon's reception to Grant is described as
something wonderful in taste, extravaganza
and unbounded hospitality. The display OF
dress among the ladies, is, as Jenkins reports
it, worth studying, Every woman in San
Francisco is either graceful or "queenlike,
"beautiful" or Handsome" and they were all
at Sharons
A dispatch from Milk River says: Gen.
Crook has established his headquarters at
Fort Steele, and comes every morning and re-
mains during the day, returning home in the
evening He Is watching things closely, and
dispatches messengers daily" We should like
to know at what hour the Indians suspend
operations, and how many hours a day en-
listed men and Major Generals are expected
tc work 7
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-11

LoNGEvITY.-John E. Owens, who is play.
ing Scion Shingle and other specialties in
San Francicso must be quite an old man now.
He made his first hit some forty years ago,
as Jakey, regular 'plug ugly in 6reman's
play, in his native city, Baltimore. His make
up and slang were immense, and as matter
of course, he founded school of that class
and was followed by score of imitators,
among them Chanfrau. John had good natu-
raj talent, and after several years run in that
business he broke away from it, and created
some new characters, such as Major de Boots
and Scion Shingle, which have made him re
nowned and rich. John must be nearly sew
enty years of age. We believe he is billed
for season in Carson.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-11

The Pacific Coast Press Association is in
session at the Palace Hotel The officers OF
the Association, elected yesterday, are as
follows: President, Marcus d. Borruck, Vice
Presidents, Scipio Craig, and William Saun-
ders; Secretary, Fred Krauth; Corresponding
Secretary, Albert Lsser; Treasurer, N. c..
Hawks; Executive Committee, Samuel Cas-
sidy, E. A. Weed, W. P. Bartlett OF
course they will entertain Grant and John
Russell Young.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-11

He had prospected for nearly a quarter of
century, and while every one else had
struck" he had barely earned grub. At
last, when old and wearied out with his bad
luck, he struck $1,000 pocket and was
happy. Some one remarked, while congrat,
ulating him, Its about time Jim; the Lords
been coppering you for twenty-five years to
my knowledge, and he owed you that turn.