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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-06-19
EAST LYONS. LII

EAST LYONS, ILL.
Will you please inform me through the
Prairie Farmer how to wash hanuels to
prevent them from shrinking, and oblige
III.
Answer.-Rubbing on a board and
tight wringing are injurious; the soap
should be dissolved in the water and
never applied directly to the fannels
Do not sprinkle, but iron while still
damp with moderately heated iron, as
too much heat makes them harsh and
stiff.
Fine fannels that are only slightly
soiled should be washed in suds made
of cold or tepid rain water and soft soap,
and rinsed in soft water of the same tenn
perature. Treated in this manner, they
will remain soft, white and feecy.
For garments that are very much soil
ed it may be necessary to use warmer
water, but it should never be too hot for
the hands; the rinsing water should al
ways DO VI lIC OttIuC tCIQpCIdluIo lllc
suds, and each successive washing the
same as the preceding ones. That is,
fannels once washed in warm water
should never be put into cold, and vice
versa. A few drops of blueing and a
very little soap may be added to the rims
ing water, and all flannel garments should
be stretched and pulled and shaken into
shape before hanging on the line. If
there is no rain water and hard water
must be used, it is absolutely necessary
that something be put in to soften it, or
the fannels will be harsh and stiff. and
shrink in spite of all you can do. Scald
wood ashes with boiling water; let it set
tie, then dip off the clear part and use it
to break hard water. putting in sufficient
to make the water feel soft and soapy.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-06-19
Dr.JAMBS
Lock HOSpital.

Chartered by the
! state Of Illinois
: for the express
purpose of givin g
immediate relief
in all cases ofpri-
vate- chronic. and
urinary diseases
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-06-19
BURNED CLAY FOR PLANTS.


In some parts of Europe, dry clay, the
sweepings of the lawn, half rotten wood,
and other trash are piled together and
burned slowly but thoroughly. 1t is then
somewhat OF the nature of sand, and is
used where sand would be required, and
for striking cuttings in summer. Plants
are said to root freely in this earth, and
it is excellent for starting delicate seeds.
Besides being friable and of easy drain
age, it possesses pretty strong fertilizing
properties, and is excellent as portion
of the soil used in potting plants, espec-
tally where light loan or sharp sand is
not available.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-06-19

IN all Then acomplinEeu forms. 1t is well known
that Dr. James has stood at the head of the profess
sion for the past 80 Age and experience are
all-important. Seminal Weakness, night losses by
dreams. pimples on the face lost manhood can pos
itively be cured Ladies' wanting the most delicate
attention, call write Pleasant home for patients
4 book for the million Marriage Guide which,
tells you all about these diseases-who should
marry-why MOTTO cents TO pay postage. DIR
James has so rooms and parlor- You enc but
the doctor. Office hours, A. NJ. TO P. NJ. Sundays
10 to H. DIR. James is 90 wears of age.
STAEMERING AND SUFFERING
Cured, or no Pay.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-06-19
AGRICULTURAL.
SELECTED FROM THE PRAIRIE FARMER.
STEwED CELERY.

Cut the white stalks of celery into
equal lengths, put into just enough boil
ing water to cover and add pinch OF
salt. Boil until tender when there
should be Only little water remaining.
If there should be more than two table
spoonfuls drain it off and replace it with
sweet cream or rich milk. Let this come
to boil, then add generous teaspoon
full of butter rolled in -four, season with
pepper and salt and serve hot.
STUFFED EGG PLANT.
Cover with cold water and parboil I'M
til tender. Split in two, lengthwise;
take out a portion of the inside, leaving
the shell whole. Fry half small onion
in little butter and when turning yellow
add the inside of the egg plant chopped,
few bread crumbs, the yolk of an egg,
and pepper and salt to taste. Stir and
cook for second or two then fill the egg
plant shells with the mixture, brush the
tops with beaten egg, dust with bread
crumbs, make some missions in the top
and bake in the oven until nicely brown
ed and tender.
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AMERICAN NEWS.
FATAL EXPLOSION,

MAUcH CHUNK, June 12.-An explo-
sion of fire damp in the mine at Coaldale
killed two men and injured several,
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D]!,u . . Herald:

Dubuque Herald: ri
men OF Ill kinds are scarce. and pilots and en-
znesrs are bought premium I
": morrow evening With 10 following caTss:
sacks, oats, 24s5 bales hay. 100 barrels -four 287
barrels pork. 40 barrels hams. 5000 tons Ice. She
has; In all. barees ice, barees freight; total
gaaies ma william Psl are her pilots. '0nn
Shreveport Times:
DEATH oT a Coon MAN. y our painful
Phelps. who died last evening at o'clock. after
g Lingering Illness of many months He was Q
which be had suffered for years.
Capt. Phelps was truly good man; He was
eminsntly kind hearted and char table. and We
He came to Shreveport IN 1853 or 1859 and on
gagged In commercial pursuits. When the war
came On be purchaser steamer and entered
energy. AT the close of the war he. In -connec-
ton with the late Jehn Elstner, opened q gro.
Gerry, store on the corner OF Commerce and
Crockett streets. and WAS very snet essful for a
lime. but reverses came and he was broken up.
Of late years be has beani 10 The service. q the
capacity of travelling agent. He vas 4 man Of
enlarged and original views. and but for bis
failure In purse and health would probably
Deceased leaves DEVOTED wife and interest,"
Ing little daughter. and host of relatives end
w rm personal friends To mourn his death. We
have known and loved him for many years and
1t is not for mere forms sake that we pay this
imperfect Il ibute to bis memory.
(By Telegraph
III EVANSVILLE. June 2O.--Arrived: Idlewild.
Departed: Vergie Lee for Cincinnati It is
clear and warm. The wind is south. River 5
feet inches.
Cairo, June 2O.-Arrived: Andy Baum from
Memphis. Future City from New Orleans. City
Of Greenville and James Howard from Ut Louis.
Departed: Andy Baum for Cincinnati, Future
City for Ut. Louis. I'll clear and warm.
PITTsBURa, June 20.-The river Is foot s
Inches and stationary. Weather clear and COOL
The w. p. Thompson arrived and departed.
WHEELING, June 2o.-RIver feet inches and
falling.
MEMPHIS. June 2o-Rlver falling Departed:
Grand Like for New Orleans. Katydid for Ohio
MEMPHIS. June 2o--To John A. Stevenson.
agent Mississippi Valley .Transp ortation Com
any: The Grand Lake and barges passed down
to-day. all well. BROWN q JONES.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-21
FROM THE PASSES.

PoRT EADs June 90. s %. m.-Barometer 80,
Wind east. blowing strong. Weather cloz
and nazy.
Arrived: Austrian bark Grad ZaRreb.
master. ~ days from Bordeaux, with "a
cargo to Bassetti q Xiques.
No departures.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-21
RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
~ kaf11 rfiay. June d, 1873.

Saturday, June u. 1879.
Arrivals.
vasbaJ Belle, Yazoo Valley Whisper, Kittfe
]. III IN Henry Tete Emma Irvine.
80 Departures.
r.obel, Eva. Bertha, e. J. Gay. 10 BrTarly.
To Arrive.
1.abele., Martha. lowe. foaGst: Bertha La-
l4a1,laar knie. Cincinnati: Eva upper coast; Cen
o ssonniai, ST. Louis; Danube. Red river.
l0b1 stage Of the Rivers.
1. ~ photographic report OF the stage OF water
ikaa,ioi1s points, with changes. In the Al hours
~ Nnn Yesterday at 3 y. 20.
eona| - Above low CHANCE
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-21

H.ndsbole- Psr :chr John y Popp 1000 fest Of
Bayon Lacombe--Per schr Leontins.-aa 900 feet
bayou Lsoombe-Per schr Geo " Colmsr- 900
Bluff Creek-per schr Flower-12oo bbls charcoal
to master
Psacagoula- schr Carrie sYain--15oo bbls Of
Shell Bank-Per schr 800 bbls shells to Or.
der
Pascaaoula-Per schr Cora smyzer-45,ooo feet Of
Dog River-Per schr Martha Moo bbls resin rs
bbls turpentine to Simpson TriC0u
Bayou Lacombe-Per schr Elvira--80O DIS charcoal
70 master
Receipts Mt the Old BASIN.
Prerequisites schr Robt Delmas-35, 600 feet Of
Pascagonla-Per schr venus-1oCO bbls charcoal
to master
Tchefunota River-Per schr Victoria No 2-15
Ocean Springs Per schr Esperanza-22co bbls Of
charcoal to master
Pascagoula-Per schr Lagrange-17oo BIZ charcoal
To master
Pascagoula-Per scbr Juliana-1coo bbls charcoal
to master
to master
Pascagonla--Per schr Maud-s5 900 feet lumber
to order
PasCagoula-Per schr Alciope-1400 bills charcoal
to master
Ocean sprlngs-Psr sohr Hortense-14oo bbls chaz/
Pascaeoua- Per schr Antony R-17oo bbls
coal to master
Pascagoula-per schr Oliyia--1eoo bbls
to master
Jordan River--Per schr Delphine-
coal to master
Memoranda,
London, juno 1f-The ship
leans for Reval. ashore near
night of June 8. About 900
saved. til expected that
90 liz at the bottom of th
FoREI
IBy Cable
Lizard. June ~
Cronstadt from
Mistley, jung
Viking Hanse
Liverpool, y
Cromwell,
Qneenstn
Nor bark
Dutch
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stations.

Il essioH high water mark Of 1874. Indicates
's EEa weather yesterday was clear and pleas
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HAVANA Avn

HAVANA Ann
FOR HAVANA VI
CARRYING UNITED
TO sail On FRIDAY,
Aa@ THE FINE Sd
CHA.S. w
t11oo n
LODGE q
will sail from her wi
Square, as above.
For freight or passaq
ED
je12 Corner
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-21
MARINE NEWH
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DI
June
Cleared YcsteFda
Steamship Chas w Lord, Cotton,

Arrived
No arrivals from sea yester
sTEAMBok
Whisper, Leathers, from vid
Yszoo Valley, Rea. from Gra
Belle, Comstook, from Baya
Isabel. @ 4Pry, from Lower
Kittie Nye, Sharp, from
Henry Tete, AuCoin. frol
Emma Irvine. Ruiz, from
Aus bark Grad Zagl
deaux, to Bassettl
At Qus
Brit steamship M
via West India
Mex schr Juanita
pan, to . Fat
KEY WEST
bbls Hour II b
bbls rice Is bt
bbls hame n
3492 sacks c0
2 sacks coffa
cotton to
10 Rich
ell s G.
Craig ~
Hawkin
AbrahA
4 Cole1
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-21

R Rrs,J 10 Bryarly came to the. wharf yesterday,
Rp Il o TO- aaa az s 2f shfs snd
I'M Rnl c;nt with salt Beside receiving thorough
" 0annsir HE Dryarly has been improved In looks
.rs sIaeftlness. by the addition OF thIrty-inch
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-27

AWAIT ~ szsTTEDz
srrfn

1 nan ~1-4~-1nz 1rEu AaLaoZa ssrses
Inst zg1E 2a2 approaching Irsy ) gs0c~ry
sasrs. asked & the propEe1or-
Yea ga sszae green's G5aT isy,
AGrs@a. Yes
~Ie1 sE roasiag hase<s
~a1ahazua Yes. sir; hoz many vii
vvz haEs
-Gos some Essie rel bla:zs. uii green
soes
Bed plates wirh green tnrss Vel, no.
slr: / suppss yO1 VII and ske1 Al the
china store. up toEn.
@Don.t got no little rsd pl4t=s guess ii
E1s bsttrr 81 y0z got some; guess yoa Vas
= lar Vieh yo1 call dos
TEoszs WHY those are rxzishs.#
Red dssh@-dAt's w~hzfIad. SAY NAV
bel =; some lettsrs 81 yon 70 morrow.
Yea g0s iFs
Letserss There are 10 letters here for
ron: yoa nass inquire IS the PosU
ABk@ire NIT De BostoEzce for letseyss
Dose Vas , kne sseeus- | Vas uptown AID
vent suf . bake shop and Tzas some buns,
und the III said. Get oct roc OF bum,
or III fire ron froo d. door
You should have SAID .buss.s he"
'Bumss Oats vnt | s2id-bGms. and
shen | conles and Won't some red dis84~,
ind yea deli me to 60 ant > china store;
| N s0rae letters 20 eat end vou say 60
nit De B1~tafse@. / ogspect CT / van,
some BEATS vou lid ne Z, 70 10 de station
bouse. / tell you vos I do -ycG can 90 to
the sytel- OF ron vas a nice man, want
some injins and c0scunpers, ind blendy
dings, bat / guest go - ae drug store und
buy q brick und ueddels rat pszen.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-27

PACIFIC COAST.
szzczzL 70 TEz E-zzzA 7AZz sx5-zysz-
CALfF.RxIA
Crafts Reception It Sll Use.
He SSCBS DENIS EARNET-
The Less by Tae .lrz-9S TEre.
CALIFORNIA
He sSCBs DENIS MARNET-
The Les. By sae .lta-aS Ftre.


~ >ere%maer -
SenerA2 Gfass All 2-rEE aH1s MS a1aru-
n e - EfAH ~ San ssss A =
e1@ q - AAsaeT
Ay N1r la4e sn ~ Pstsn2ru
F4Al f- 4Ge TAe p29111AE
grsss=1 zee srala
Ners 1sts ~ ever
Hts ~ s@ sese
: AA< steEa EAs -
- FEE VI ~ A-tsr
r ~ 2412<a SIRE
sA~A eh11 ~s@ tFYA - Ttla
n AsEor In 4 nrEE A12rss Ee-ecE1ec
0s-7f. Gs- n FeAe s2A6
40 1A9 s@az l
Az gao -9- A-fM sAAAf Ee1 ir
Eo-r sAl 1zP@1- 1e1 speAA 81 III re-
EgssS1 . -S&As a1d pr1es lie
seE.a- AaA Pfs12-r o. s1zs tA11 al 1a@
klndn@s5 nos the scS@1n People q
lE eeznly ADS AID -s1st Eea- tank
700 IAe UeNeEzk fsen ro1k ) sezt - =
1rrl15e ~llA A2Enr ArcnGr- zE1 Ms Grant
sas.o@es EssA sEr- FAz eraEd
Vas % F1rkec Abc11 tn ezrrlag- thai TIE
police and ulhFiA wsrs obliged 20 ts-cs 4
xzF ior re proees An N1fh 1xa b2FoHezs-
A1@ preseason moved along san Pedro
-fr~r5 % y112n- - kEzL 20 s2ntA Clara
@ the Far Groand. IN ov5ev a toIlo~s:
DesaeAz1tns o. police. band Grand Mar
s1AA saa AIDS San jose Lo14ses, Phil sa-r-
l12E Post Of q A. T., General Grant and
Mayor Archer IN 9 fO1r-In hand carriage.
Mrs GeDerzl Grant Mrs Archer and Mrs.
Ho1ghton. Mexican Veterans, Union and
Conts3erzte Veterans. California Pioneer
Sailor BOYS. Governor Irwin and party.
cIzizs1s II ~c1rTizgrs, hand 6renea and
citizans IL Carriages and on fot. General
Gran; And party go 10 the Pair Ground 10
wifa-<s the rare this afternoon and will
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-27
rHE WORLD OF WAGGERY.
A Mirthfnl Neianxe from Divers
Sources.

Tendln horses Is astabie business.
Does a stolen hen lay posched eggss
Doing the rounds Of the press-tle girl
who w~zlfzes.
II "Old dog Tray was ever faithful. how
could be b Tray
Though he had no choice OF occupations
the laborer often takes the pick.
A man care. little for his wrongs when
getting bis funeral ri-s.
This can't be beat" a. the man said
when he bought tile porcelain egg.
Has any paragraphes observed that Ham
Ian j. the noblest row man Of them all.
The Pail Mali Gazette urges the Ameri.
cans 70 pat General Butler in charge Of
Memphis.
Nothing viii make q bald headed man SO
mad as . ny that dSsen't know when il has
had enough.
When q baby staff. his toe into his mrush
he little realizes how bard it will be for him
in sa'er years ~ make both ends meet.
"A bad case of yellow fever in Philadel-
phia." murmuref Jones' wife when she
caught him kissing the pretty mulatto cook.
1t is only when a little man sttempts to
get heid Of q big idea that be realizes the
difficulty Of hosting pig-lead with a pair Of
tweezers.
A single ache is bad enough, but the 9th
ache Is worse. 1t required great pains to
produce this joke, n yet it don suit Us.
It's tooth in.
A facerious old lady, describing the ram
bling sermons Of her minister, said: III
the text had the smallpox his sermon
would never catch it,"
Women ia a delnsion. +" said a crusty old
bachelor in our ssncsum yesterday. Snod-
grass retortrd: s.Weli. man Is always hug
ging some delusion or other.
James Parton and Bob Ingersoll have
joined hands. They are satisfied there Is
no heaven. because Sankey says '.There'll
be no Parton there"
There Is no tomorrow, says the philnso-
pher but the Detroit Free Press says the
rule has an exception when you promise
your wife 3 new bonnie on that day.
Did you ever know a barber to own M
that he hal cut you? They never do it.
They simply go for a chunk 81 alum and
casually remark. "Well. guess I shaved that
spot = trifie too Close
Almanacs for 1850 are now being given
awav at the d~rug-stores. They are very
handy for your wife to tear wrapping-pap.r
out 81 when her neighbor comes in to Dor
row q nutmeg or q cinnamon.
A woman may wear her hat cooked into
any concelvabl- shape. and both herself and
hat are prononnc, d perfectly lovely; hut
Just let a man jam in one side OF the hat lie
wears and he is at oncs proclaimed . frat
eiass sswdy.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Can ICE b purchased rsgkf at kc-ne. II IS tie
most successful PREPARATION ever i-trS9nesd 70
cur people II werEs like 5 charm in all cases
Of Consumption. Pneumonia. Eezzo-rhsEe.
Asthma. sesefe cauEks. Crour and AL efher
Threat and Lung diseases No p@rxaz has ever
used this medicine E1tAsozf gett NJ if1Eae5izt=
relief. yet there 81 G great laery poor. su1er-
Ing sxeptxal EsrsoEs ga4ug zbGzt cur sfEeets
WITH q s1spfeioas rough. snG tAe ve3ee u c4n-
sumption coming froa their sz1gs. Who ~il
not try IT II you Dis. II 10 yoar eva fsulr. Is
yoa CAB 60 70 year crsxzsst za5 sss = Sample
Bottle fer 10 ee1ts AID try 10: { gee aoses VIII
relieve say ease Regular sire g1Iy IS esE.s.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-27

Five ys&rs sgo. q nezriy 10. tie otizsns
q Esreks eonsr.esed With Major Mccoy
10 furnkh then ~ adequate supply Of
vsser for Ere purposes for Eve years. b
shs s<rzs u the eontnses The Major obi
ezssd himself TO conduct water TO the top
Of the hill seat Of town. eonssrses . tsnk
Of . capacity ID 5000 szllous AID con
nect he sane. By hessy pipe vita he
mains aInng the principal Streets Of fhe
sosn- BE Also obligated himself 70 keep
tie entire system in good repair daring TIE
srisseace Of the contract An Of thss
THINGS he has done The cozs-s%s= -
believe. wA $500, the Tar Esd PIPE
Iziias tse-esrsa - revert b tas torn u
the expirssion o. the coasrset Tie coz
srzrt evpzfes January /. 1ss9- We VII a
shzs time. fsl heir 70 shs tank snd pipe
has vii hare .Srxss-- Is tzs-ssz-z ss-~-s
that sousesiing mast h lone a once
There hs< been sone talk q tie f=zsltz'-
Try Of procuring . suppig Of sssr frpm II
ezszide. - Be brouyhs in ~ tke toEn's az
pesse- An undertaking u this zaasnisude
vozA involve IN oztsxy Of not less than
50 and passibEy more Ne hare M
non<4 and the proposition deserves 20 ts
dismissed - wholly 1nsenAbis- If salts
fsrtory arrxnsemezs caa be zzk with
Major Mccoy - 70 terms re itiHk L lie
better ptxn 30 enter into another enntrses
With him for . terra 81 yearz- We hsd il
from the Major hin.eE. s1zse msn tbs Esrs.
thss he stDod rssdE 70 Do prersslT wat
seemed fair in the premisss- He - Q
here xnd can be csnszIszd p~ersonallJ On
the subject
There i also another poinf sh5eh prep
eriy enters ints tie ~esnssdErHt5oa OF thhs
matter The IRE tank @ the hll and tae
section d pipe hsdzns down 20 sgT7 are
Of no practical gxlus ssshszs wzfsr 70
suupzr tk<n- 4 dried management q
nos likely 10 work rsl- Tbe T0sn Fund
k<inx exksnsssl possibly n ans Errznze-
NEAT msss siza Mir aeCoy foe the f<
furs. osr tank AID pipe zizkt be soA 10
him. 20 he paid for IN rsses- We Do nos
k11N s28 hS uDl31 GAZE 70 p1rcA1~e wv
Ne fkros ozs Ire Suggestion as w-rsg Of
beng csns5ered By shnse isre-essi-
The question: Of N anpk szprly Of
water tr FIRE pa-posa . II the vsrJ
highest imporsss<s 20 cur people Ii Is
also sse claiming immediate asssatsan Aad
sef5on- II the Cozmi-zscz<rs are .Es-Ee
70 assuming the entire responsibility fsey
shoud - tseir next regzl.r Meeting sP-
pszns "A sdrisory eomninss Of ere re-
sponsTbI> citizens 70 ALL sheza N consider
ing the subjsss in I'll d ia beariax- Al
all evsnEs. whatsoever - dons Let ii Be dn1s
thoroughly aad usderstzadEagiy. and IN
parsnznes Of ae0nsrset 50 perfect - 70
admis d No quibblins o. evasion N the
future
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-27


For issk 81 spses ne we're compelled 70
OMIT from yesterdays szx11szL . portion
q tie ~t<,esTzphse sceoznf Of the reception
t<ud<red General Grant b. the citizens u
Osslznd- The closing feasure 81 The
aenoustrzsi1n vas . camp FIRE By the
Federal and C~onssderzre soldiers anE saI-
es Of AisneIz eosnty at Badger PARK
Iabses we're spread IN the xnphithszssr.
covered Nth TN plates. ezps. Esives. forks.
ETC., and sspPlisd with hzrdr4ek. purk and
beaas and blzek coffee When these had
besn Diseased tie Chairman Of TIE Csm-
nitsse IN charge intrudncsd tie General to
sA surrounding thronz, ~ho addressed his
old comrades - falhxs.
Gentie1ss q rhe tzo srni-s ard nzvies-
/ am ss~y pEEzd II the wesenEae yo7 have
gssn ne to-day an particularly happy
ing bssFeen the s0ldsers q tn tvs armies.
and ! hare - z5sdlng faith that this 3 pod
feziing VII xlH1ys exzt Thz- uaisea- -
have nosLing 70 fear frSza arr zzss5a IN
the xorla- an sas~6eI fr0na us trzseIs
N foreign Ants that No country vii visa
- zsss Is a. . aaitei popse TEey Hsl
be perfectly wiling 20 d. g. justice wIzA-
oas syFezisng - SIZES ard a. that i all
Azasrzrzns EaaL I an co1Sdent Aaz
or cszstrT has a bong career of pace and
prosperity oef re her
The szxrzph zso rz~osanss tie ANNEXED
facszeats q Ge1er4Z Grants sisls % Oak
Azd-
Before shs parts IF the xzplthssrsr
Cspsziz Bzrzss Al osd se7zxsatzaes Il TIE
Gen<xzgs xhea the latter zzs Qsart<r1z-
tsr az T~aneszvsrss Is years 1@O. e4ne Ga
the slz1d- He sks AZ ozes recognized BIZ
Gersrzl General Grant who E1qsire3 for
old friends stationed there AZ TIE
Sane szze- Ssoa 2<-Er the s2eseh th4
eft the park and so0s ears Al
3Ews5slyz srs1lSa 10 ESrzrn % the el.T-
= hz3< waiting . few E1zenfs sGr the tram
In immense er3wd gzrher4i axs1ac- 1Ex-
G1s 20 ct i Aass Gyzpse # The eys
and znzuser q AA3ses Ez1de -hszr
var rhrzzgt all czs-racs5c1s - IKE h5z
the haEd- A Tszl= ers WHO cczId NOT
IN rezeEz1z him Ga areszzz Il tie
pressure xes z-sd Above tie k@41z 4 E1s {
asd passed 4k1g 10 the General
xh0 ezok ks- u his xrzzs AID Kissed her.
1raE6 sNs 7Ezzirz5zs eEeers q the &r-
r1@ziEze, thczsaz1s-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-27

IL you hare . .ns 81 complicated wat or
cIock. . music boz. AZ sns0za.ton s1nx1Hg bird.
" sly Other delicate ard intricate piece u
mechanism needing repairs. 80 70
EDW- WILHELM,
Clroro1aeter. E8teh and cioxka1ake-. one dcor
north Of Meyers K Franklin. ssin street.
All work warranted - give perfect sasssfae-
ton OF posiurely 10 charge %
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-27

nov going sEo~Iy he looks broken down.
The utmass e~xciterneDt pfevsls- The
b~ook-narkers have blofted ont all posted
beta Merits i ehEered az about every
LAP. and a. lis xss only thIrteen miles
behind Roxs1I, and Hazel Is i've miles be-
kzn6 xzTs5@ TIE crowd IN tie Garden
IL rzpsdly i~nereasing- owing 70 the exciting
nexs Which has set the cifF 10 . ferment-
Eouel beeuuaez easier ~ he PROGRESSES and
the dse.c< xzys - = soia- al right. Row
ell finished hi f15th mic n ? o'clock in
n uinurs~ and twenty-five seconds.
which left HIN lz< m1z zhead 4 Merritt
He foTIaws eEose upoa Merritt running a.
the latter run.. He u the favnFIt~ IA tie
betting. Ennis finished h- G0rh nile AZ
-. and the score Vas ExII-d wIra pro-
lnngsd cheering and chipping OF hancs-
Roseil .ens Of the srzek AGAIN al as
The score AZ 3 o'eAoek sta0d- Weston 81;
EowelL f1s. Hazel 40 GzynG- 3d. Ia
Ms. 81, Merritt As; Hart -: kEuhaer
3l9- Tzyi= ~ so
Eoweil as , oiehsck had Eos ret1rnrd 70
ssz sr1rx. ne i reported 20 y a1Esn-
Ezssbie and izSes1 TAT Hart A3a s1@
lively rrns thf- afr~rn1on- driving IVES
Q n Eo4eu rs-zrne1 % tie tack a. $50.
and Il 4 efegozs esmak ed his 41S-h nib
Merit, az TIE sane 1rz~ HnssAei his 41ssa-
Rash zere kudIF eh z-ed- RSHell ko&s
well a. aav oue IN sks frzcz- and Al are
TIER exre-f Fale~Eevsr- EswpF- rr9nb'e
w2s q rz-6 q 81 od 10 tie had erznph-
Gated sfsh eaosc- u1zsez and sh1lls-
San<usn- Eaaz1=ay BsEfeFs
yxE TeEx S@pt~mber rs
Tie TazEaav An1Eers are ssrx aszIsszv
c~EzAnzxszz "a s<zr parts - sAe >zz- A.
veil Is iz this esq. md heIeTs -AeT eza
E1afU votes aEa1xs + bins 4
Thu vaz. ard 4-zza<z Tl5z1 himself Z ID
shu1zd BE Ennzzzaasl
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-27

I HAVE LARG NUMBER or ACCOUNTS
Il still due TO me In Eureka. and 10 ! have no
further business here. I have placed said &C.
counts in the hands q Judge Atwood. at the
Justices Curt. who will suit for
the collestion of said bills, uniess paid pre-
vioas 10 October /. 1879.
A. RRRWIx,
ate ef the white Heuss.
Rzssks. sept %. Isis. ssei-sw