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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-26
NOTICE

Until FURTHER NOTICE, OUR OFFICE
Will be with Mr.. w. H. REMINGTON,
where all orders for lumber can be left.
All parties indebted to J. H. h C. r. De
LaMntry h Co. Will please come forward and
settle. @. Il. DE LAMARTYR K co.
Eureka, April 10, 1879. ap2oLtf
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NOTICE.

YVHE OWNER OF A BUNDLE OF BLANK
l. cts, an Umbrella. a Feather Pillow, and
one Bed Sheet. left at Ped h O'S during the
nre, 10 notified to call and remove them,
which he can do by paying for this advertise
ment.
Eureka, April %, 1879. ap23
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NOTICE.

+ HAVE ON MY PREMISES. AT ALPHA.
l. q mouse-colored Mare and Colt. There IL
no perceptible brand on the Mare. The owner
can have the same by calling within thirty
days and paying charges.
EVEN NICHOLSON.
Alpha. New. April 81, 1879. ap23-lm*
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N OF T.

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO US WILL
"a please make immediate payment, as the
business of the old firm must be settled. Those
having bills against us will please present
them. MOORE BROTHERS.
Fur cka, March 20. 1879, nfr23 n
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VIRGINIA CIrY has two worthy journal
istic aspirants for Office at the coming
local reporter, is willing to be Chief OF Po-
lice, and Matt. Halpin is a candidate for
Tax Collector. Both are Democrats, and
both are well qualified. Sam. Davis has
been humping sand bags for a year past,
to develop his muscle sufficiently to handle
the rougher elements Of Comstock society.
Now. il d. E. Mccarthy, Of the "Chron-
icle," could be induced to accept the
Mayoraltv, Virginia City would be as
sured a frst-class government for the
next year.
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AL Government bonds will be pur-
chased from second hands for the next
eighteen months, as the Government cam
not refund any more Of its bonded indebt-
edness until December 81, 1880.
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DRAxMArJ.

RELIEvING TIsAT THERE rs A NEcEs-
ID ssrr for smother Drsyman in Eureka. /
will endeAyor to MI the sill. Stand between
henry Mau's and the Jackson House.
su5otf HARLO THOMAS
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Town Order No. 8.

An Order Stating Time when Town
Oriers Shall Take Effect.
ID IT ORDAINED BY II COUNTY COM
ID missioners of Eureka County, Nevada:
SEcrrsN l. All Tow Orders passed by the
Board of County Commissioners of Eureka
County, Nevada, for the Town of Eureka, shall
take effect and be i'll force from and after their
passage, and publication in the Eureka Daily
SENTINEL and Eureka Daily LEADER once a
week for two consecutive weeks.
l hereby certify that the foregoing is a true
and correct copy of q Town order passed by
the Board Of County Commissioners OF Eureka
County, Nevada, this 24th day Of April. 1879.
Witness my hand and seal Of said Board Of
County Commissioners, this oath day of April,
1879.
[sEAL.l L.. r. DODGE,
Clerk Bonrd County Commissioners
BY E.. NJ. BELL, Deputy. ap2d.2w
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TO MINERS.

dds FOR SINKING 49, FEET OF SHAFT
ID on the sweetwster Mine, will be received
until April 25th, 1879. For specifications, ap-
ply to s. #. PAUL,
Treasure City. White Pine County. Nevada.
April II. 1879. api7
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Our friend GREENWOOD, Of the Carson
appeal" has a happy faculty of discover
ing royalty in disguise about the Capital.
His latest nobloman is described as follows:
There is an individual in this city OF
tine mental culture and magnificent APP
pearance, who is engaged in a very qnes-
tionable calling. The man is the son Of
the First Chancellor Of the Kingdom of
Holland, and will at some future day, by
inheritance, be one of the first Baronets Of
Holland. He is a graduate OF the Univer-
sity Of Bonn, and a highly educated man,
who at one time, although he is still quite
young, was a lawyer Of no mean standing
in his native land.
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Notice to Teamstsrs.

Dds WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE
ID of Lambert Molinelli 4 Co., Main street.
Eureka, Nevada, by the Undersigned, up to and
including SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1879, for the re-
moval and transportation from Schellburn,
White Pine county. Nevada, to Eureka, Nevada,
Of the Molineli Hotel. Said binding contains
IN the aggregate about twenty five thousand
feet of lumber, besides doors and windows.
Transfers are emily 10 load, transport, ana un-
lond said lumber at Eureka.
Thu undersigned reserves the right 10 reject
any or all Of said bids.
LAMBERT MOLINELLI.
Eureka, April 81. 1879. ap22td
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THE passage Of the anti-C Chinese bill by
Congress and its veto by President Hayes
attracted great attention among the
Chinese at H~ongkong. The Chinese news
papers Of Hongkong and Shanghai, especi-
ally the former, are extremely bitter
against the measure, demand the protec-
ton guaranteed by the treaty, and draw
pictures Of future relations and the exclu-
sion Of Americans from China.
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a

Tyo TIE EDITOR OF THE sENiINEL-A
report, the intention OF which is to injure
me i'll my business. has been circulated In this
tow by irresponsible parties. 1t Is reported
,hat l am charging 81 a meal at my restaurant,
uno~l toe Parker House. l take this means Of
informihy the public tina I 1 have never charged
more thai 30 cents q meal since commencing
business. MRS. NICK MILLICH.
Eureka. hpril Il, 1879. ap22tf
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II ElsAL BLANKS, OF ALL m.
~ ~seriptions, printed TO order At the SEN
TINEL OFFICE.
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n e.

I F PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES IN
i eebted to me will make such payment as
they feel able to do, under the present eircum-
stances, the favor will be highly appreciated.
G. HAMILTON, Dentist.
Eureka. April 81. 1879. er25
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BORN.
Eureka, April 24-wife Of H. ". Brooks. q son,
NEW TO-DAY.
List of Unclaimed Letters

1lot VI ODJlO4A1OQ 1OUtClo
ID EMAINING IN THE poSTOFFICE AT
III Ruby Hill, New, ON the 25th day Of April,
1879. Persons calling for any Of these letters
will please say, Advertised April 26th, 1872
Antonio Paravola Jewery james
Andrew John Kellow Thomas-2
Bartle Francis Lacy BIZ
Brandon Patrick Leach Mr.
Brown Stanhope Lougln.y Tlos-3
Berg Al Leary Pat
Burt A Lewis George
Cundy Arthur Manahan John
Coffee james Miller Fred
CARMEL Sam Mcmillan Malcolm
Curnow Ed Mammalian James A
Couch Sam1 Muller George
Cowhng Mark Mahoney Kane
Doyle Thomas Owens Owen
Dorsey John Penrose Edward
EbeI Dir q QuinlaR John W
Emerson Ralph--2 Richards J o.
Ear1s james, Regan NJ
Edeson Charles Robson S q
Ford John Richards VIM
Ford Sam1 liasvere Thos
Green Mrs Richards John Wills
Green James Shallman Andrew
Griffin J II Sample Vim
George John Stuart John
Good 4 Cont Sunverg AT
Heyden Jos Shearon A L
Hampton w 8 Sullivan Mike
Ivey Richard Temby ichards
James VIM W Therkauf Jacob
James ] Tjmby Henry
Jones John z Wilcam Pent
ap26-lt J. W. LAMBERT, p. NJ.
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z
FOR SALE

HOUSE AND LOT ON MAIN STREET, "a
III Ruby Hill also. Store Fixtures, @ mEI
SHOWCASES, Counters, Shell YES. Stools, etc, and
an A l Grover and Baker SewingM Machine. Ap-
ply to LAMBERT M~oLINELLI Il co.
Eureka, April "a, 1879. ap25-tf
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N II e

A Z LEATHER TRUNK, WITH BROWN
IN or lead-eolored cover, was left, on the
night of the fire. at DR.. OWENS OFFICE, in
Clarx's Building. The owner is invited to call
and reclaim it-paying for this notice.
Eureka, April %, 1879. ap2A
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Tor PRINTING OF ALL KINDS 4
SPECIALITY At this ofices
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For Sale or To Let.

A HOUSE OF TWO ROOMS, ALSO 4ezA
N Counters and Shelving. may be had H#ssia
at a bargain, by early application atsExAs
Miller's Hair-dressing Saloon, next door to the
Turner House, or to
AUNT HANNAH.
Eureka, April %, 1879. ap24tf-
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Needs Money!

DERSOSS INDEBTED TO ME ARR RE
l. questcd to make payment at once. as l am
in urgent need OF money.
LUTHER CLARK.
Eureka. April %. 1879. npa4-tf
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FOR THE SUFFERERS!

Until FURTHER NOTICE, 1 WILL SELL
~ Canned Tomatoes at % cents = can;
Three cans of Table Fruit for 81;
Best of California Roll Butter for rs cents per
roll
Breakfast Bacon at 16 cents per pound.
Other things i'll proportion,
j. 7. ENNIS.
At the little Store Around the Corner.
Eureka, April 20, 1879. sp20-tf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-26
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, March %.
SEN ATE.

Mr.. Davis, OF West Virginia, intro
duced q joint resolution for special
committee to consider the best means Of
promoting agriculture.
The resolution of Mr.. Hoar was taken
up declaring as unconstitutional and
revolutionary the Democratic pro-
gramme OF legislation announced by
Mr.. Beck at the close OF the last Con-
gress.
Mr.. Hoar spoke at length, deprecat-
ing in emphatic terms the coarse Of
legislation thus prefgured, and saying
that the dominant power sought to et-
feet by simple process what should
lie done only by a change OF the Con-
stitution of the United States, altering
the present relations OF the three de-
partments of the government.
Mr.. Beck criticized Mr.. HOar's speech
as endeavoring to induce the President
to veto what, If passed, would he
a Contitutional law. He al
legged that this matter had been
thrown forward by the Republicans
simply to f)rtify the Presidents courage
and help him carry out an indecent
threat that he would veto the legislation
that had not yet come to him. In the
absence Of the gentleman having this
whole matter in charge he moved to lay
Hoar's resolution on the table.
Pending the motion MIR. Wallace
moved TO adjOurn-yeas, 81; nays. rs;
strict party vote
The Senate then adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-26
CREAM OF THE NEWS.
Gathered from Our Dispatches.

The Senate elections committee have
decided that Charles II. Bell is not en-
titled to a seat as senator under the ap-
pointment of the Governor OF New
Hampshire.
Two negroes, Patrick Smith and
julius Christian, were hung for murder,
at New Kent Court House, Va, yeSter-
day.
An af'ray occurred at Charleston, W.
Va. Monday, in which man from Can
Melton was badly cut by John Penn.
The Pennsylvania Railroad continues
TO show large increase in earnings
over last wear, which Is due To the IN
crease in business from the west.
Ninetv-four Democrats, thirty-three
Republicans and seven Fuslonists and
Nationals have been elected delegates
To the Louisiana Constitutional Couven-
tiOn.
Grafton & Storms tobacco and cigar
factory, Pearl street, y. y, WAS burned
Yesterday: loss, $1,000. The losses OF
other occupants make the total over
10000.
The two committees oi the Demo-
cratic caucuses of the House and Senate
have agreed upon plan ot legislation
for the present session of Congress.
The renewed floods in Hungaria have
covered 1900 acres Of land which had
been sown. and the lives OF 1900 peo-
pie are endangered.
The Council Of the Liverpool Chamber
OF Commerce have adopted resolution
in favor Ci an international agreement
for the remOnetiZation of silver.
In the debate previous to the vote,
Sir Bartle Freer was sharply attacEed,
and his recall advised.
Lord BcacOnsfield stated that Sir Bar
tie Ereer had teen placed in Office prin-
cipallv to carry out the policy OF confed-
Grafton, such as had been successful in
Canada, and which was more opposed
10 annexation, the tendency 10 which
Lord Beaconsield emphaticaliy repu-
dated
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TENNESSEE DEBT.
The Compromise Bill-EXcite-
ment I'm Nashville Over the
Matter.

NASHVILLE, March 2I.-Nashville is
tonight hotter than a limeklln. The
House to day agreed to 90 into the dis
cussion Of the State debt question to-
morrow. Every effort is being brought
10 bear 10 have the House amend the
Senate bill SO ~ To read fifty cents and
1 per cent interest, instead ot forty
cents and 1 per cent. interest. The
State credit men claim tonight that the
House will so amend the bill. In that
event the Senate will concur, and the
State credit men and low tax
men. together with the bondholders,
will be satisfied. After q careful can
yass Of the matter with Representatives
i'm the House, your correspondent des-
pairs of any amendment so framed as To
meet the views Of either the State credit
men or bondhOlders. The rcpudiation-
lists have sown the wind and are reap
ing the whirlwind. Any proposition on
a lower basis than fifty and four VIII
split the Tennessee Democracy, and the
state credit men and Republicans will
unite 10 effect an honest settlement.
The vote will be a very close one to-
morrow. Influential men from all sec
tiOns of the State are now here TO bring
about harmonious conclusion within
the next five dayS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-26
Grains.


WHEAT-There was fair tone to the
market. The demand, however, from
manufacturers was light. We quote
choice red and winter at 95c@Sl 90.
CoRS-The market is medium with
very little offered. The demand was
light, but buyers in need of supplies
were compelled TO pay full prices;
shelled and ear ranged from 3SCG4Oc @
bushel.
RYE-Continued firm, but the sales
were exceedingly small. For first class
quality the prices were i5 G5oc z
bushcl.
OATs-The market was firm and the
demand moderate; good to prime is
quoted at 2SG30c.
BARLEY-ls steady with comparative
" no demand, except for the better
qualities which are quoted at 95(99sc.
HAY-The demand is fair, with an
easy market. Choice timothy sales at
IS OOG9 90; prime to choice mixed
81 5OC17 80 per ton, loose on wagons
- 50CaS 90.
MILLFEED-In fair demand and holds
steady; middlings SlS per ton ship stuff
SlS per ton.
Provisions.
The demand shows no material in
crease in quantity, as a general thing.
The prices paid for leading articles are
the same as those of last week and are
as follows:
CoFPEE-In this commodity light
business was transacted during the
week, the prices demanded being as fol-
lows: Coffee fair To good Rio at l2td BE; ;
prime l4GGl4lc; choice l6c, best Wheel
inc roasted ljc, yellow Rio 20c, Java 25c.
Svrups, common 35(d40c, prime i3c;
New Orleans molasses, old crop, 3OCd
35; new crop, prime 31c, choice 4oc
Sugars refined hard crushed 9!c; granu-
lated SC, powdered 9!c. A coffee SIC, Is
Sic, commercial A sugar SIC, commercial
c Sc, yellow G. 81, golden Z, common
yellow GJmG2c. Rice, Carolina Choice
&c, New Orleans prime 7c.
Wooden Ware.
TUBS No. /, three hoop 81 10 per
dozen: No. ., two hoops s., ,j0per dozen; ;
No. 3, two hoops 81 30 per dozen. Pals
Two hoops 81 40 per dozen; three
hoops 81 50 per dozen. Washboards-
Star 81 10 per dozen; double face - 10
per dozen.
Meats.
In this line there were no changes,
holders demanding full prices but pur-
chasers did not seem disposed to invest
i'm more than would satisfy immediate
| demands. The sales range good.
Packages for meats hold IA follows:
Casks, 1000 lbs; half casks, 800 lbs;
tierces, $50 lbs; barrels, 80 lbs; bags,
200 lbs. No charge for packages.
We quote a. follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-26
GENERAL MARKETS.
HOME AND TELEGqAPHlC REPORTS.
Money Active at 5 to 7Per Cent.-Gov-
ernments Weak and Lower-fIour
Quiet-Wheat Steady-Hogs
Dull and Lower.
PRODUCE.
Wheeling Wholesale

The quotations given in the following reports
are prices realized wholesale transactions, un-
less otherwise specided.l
The market during the past week re-
mained quiet, with healthy tone. The
trade took a slight upward tendency as
to the quantity disposed of to tradesmen.
The leading produce markets were
rather tame. Provisions were steady,
the fluctuations in prices not being per-
ceptible. Wheat was quiet.
There were no changes in the dry
goods market that were of sufficient i'm
portance to require special mention.
The trade continues satisfactory, and
the market maintains firm and healthy
tone.
The demand for fancy and staple gro
ceres equaled the expectations OF the
most sanguine. The feeling among job
bers is cheerful.
Wool holds its own at quotations.
Trade was generally reported good.
FLoUR-The demand for this article
in large lots was very slim, but what
was taken was held at the prices OF the
,,ool, nra,,;ouu which arn nc follows.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-26
To Consumptives.

The advertiser. a retired physician,
having providentially discovered while
a Medical Missionary in Southern Asia,
a very simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure OF C0a's'imp,
ton. Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh, ana
an throat andlung adectiOns---also pos
tive and radical specific for Nervous De
bility. Premature Decay and Nervous
Complaints, feels it his duty TO make 1t
Known 10 his suffering fellows. Actn-
sted by this motive, he will cheerfully
send tree OF charge) to all who desire 1t,
the receipt for preparing and full direc-
tiOns for successfully ;I using tins Prov, Prov
who wish TO avail themselves OF tne
benefits Of this discovery, without cost,
can DO 20 by return man, by addressing
with stamp, -
No. 81 Niagara ST., Buffalo. n. I.
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A CARD.
Editor Of the Register.

Eultor VI Lhc Register.
There have been certain claims made
against me ON behalf of the city OF
Wheeling, which | deuy to be either
Just or valid. All claims audited and
not disputed have paid. The remain
der are, by order of Council, in the
hands Of its committee or of the City
Solicitor, and would therefore respect
fully ask that the press and the public
await the decision OF q proper tribunal
on the question involved. What COM
plain OF Is that, on &c pdrte statements,
some Of the newspapers pu ublish articles
whose only effect has been TO manufac-
ture public sentiment and TO intlame
prejudice SO generally that 4 fair trial of
the issues between myself and the city
has already become almost impossible in
this community and perhaps in the
State. have uniformly declined to en-
ter into a controversy in the public
prints, knowing that those matters, If
there be any such which could not be
amicably settled between Council and
myself, would have 10 be passed upon,
not ON One-sided published asser-
tiOns, but upon evidence fair
ly taken in open Court. Until
such hearing is had, | appeal to the
city papers, whose power to mould pub
lie sentiment, the sovereign above law
and courts in this country and age, |
acknowledge, not To condemn my case
unheard, and | am confident that with
most Of them, their sense OF fairness
will not permit this request To be made
in vain. When the capitatiOn taxes re-
ferred To- in an article in Yesterdays
Mt,iiigsHcgr were collected, and until
recently, both Council and myself were
under the impression that Council had
made the necessary assessment Tor 1877,
as il had always done for every year be-
fore and since, and that it was inCum-
bent on me to collect them. BY some
oversight the assessment was omitted
by Council, and the city has therefore
no right 10 this money, nor have j any
right to so pay il, although | had not
fully determined not to do so il legal in
demnity could be given me for SO doing.
In conversation held with members OF
the Committee on Finance, il was un-
determined whether il would he better
Ia pay il 10 the city or to return it, and
consequently have taken as yet no ac-
ton in the matter. OF course II was
too we'll known that this tax WAS col
lected, for any sane person TO suppose for
a moment that it would be possible for
me 10 retain it for my own uses, even
were willing to do so, which certainly
am not, and the circumstances do not
Justify any such inference. II the sug
geStiOn Of the IatsiligSHrer to taxpayers
to bring suit were adopted, it would
render the payment Of this tax to COun-
Gil impracticable; and, since that paper
has made the matter so public, the only
course left II 10 return the tax tO the
PAYERS, who are hereby notified that
they can receive it on application at my
office at the city building.
Respectfully,
GEO. O. BLACK
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LIVE STOCK.
Chicago.

CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, March 25.--The Dfvcrrs'
Journal reports hog receipts 700 head
shipments 5000 head. Market dull and
lOc lower; choice heavy s. S5ta+ Is:
light s. 7Ota3 S5; mixed s. 5Ot9(G3 10.
Cattle-Receipts 1900 head; ship
ments 800 head. Market dull and
trife lower; shipping steers 81 20(a5 20:
feeders and stockers s. 00sal4 70; butch
ers' steers 50 1908 ~; cows 81 70(S3 20.
Sheep-Receipts 200 head; ship
ments 320 head. Market steady 1t
81. DG5 62!.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., March 25.-Hogs-
Dull and prices shade lower; common
s. OOtd3 rs; light s. 65(G4 90; packing
s. 9O(d,4 10; butchers 81 lSa+ IS.
Receipts ?,lOO head; shipments $40
head.
81. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, March 25.-Hogs-Fairly
active and lower: Workers and Balti.
mores 81 7Otd3 s5; packing 81 4Ot63 20;
Bostons S. 7aa3 W; select heavy 81 90
@4 -. Receipts 800 head shipments
5000 heal.
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WELLSBURG LETTER.
Circuit Court - Greenbackers-
Temperance Ticket - An Old
Document - improvements -
Railroad Matters - Personal
itieS,

hdlirOdu hdttcTS - CISohai
tiles.
Circuit Court adjourned on Saturday,
after two weeks session. The docket
was larger than usual, but notwith-
standing that fact, Judge Melvin was
determined to have il cleared, and sue
cessfully accomplished that object, to
the qualification OF all concerned. Too
much credit cannot be given Judge Mel
win, for thus getting rid of sleeping"
cases, which were continued from term
TO term.
The Greenbackers in solemn conclave
Saturday evening nominated the fol-
lowing ticket for town officers: Mayor,
James Hervey; Clerk, George David
son; Sergeant, J. B. Myer; Street Com
missioner, Jake Miller; COuncilmen,
Thos. Boyd, John McNally, J. w.
Jacobs, r. IL. Marks, John Brown and
David Waugh. They will attach
"license" and "anti-lincense" to the
ticket, giving the voter his choice.
The Temperance Convention ut the
Court House on Monday night, nOmi-
mated the following as a ticket: Mayor,
Geo. w. Caldwell; Clerk, Wheeler
Reeves; Sergeant, VIM. Linton; Street
Commissioner, Thomas Bond; Council,
4. w. Hall, james Carmichael, James
Exley, VIM. Faris, &. b. Brashear, and
Geo. w. Russell. A big crowd filled the
Court House.
There was admitted to record in
Clerk Turner's office, 4 few days ago, an
old deed bearing date of 1918, made in
county Antrim, Ireland, by the heirs OF
Thomas McBroom, Of Brooke county,
W. Va. 1t was yellow with age.
We notice several improvements be-
ing made on property III town, IN the
way of painting, etc. This is good
sign, and We hope will become general
all over our little city.
The i. W. & Ky. railroad will extend
the switch here at an early day. The
trestle.work at Cross Greek will be filled
up and made solid fill the Messrs.
Dcvinney having given the railroad
company all the necessary earth Tor the
purpose, not far from the trcstle work.
Capt. W. K. Cape, who spent the
winter at Cincinnati, is home again
looking as though the climate OF Porko-
polls agreed with him.
\. w. Brown of the Hancock hdP'n-
dent, was i'm town last week
Horrible, is the only word that any
where near expresses the conditions OF
the country roads. In some places they
are almost impossible.
1t is said that We are to have coal
shaft beyond any doubt. The work will
be commenced shortly.
The Presbyterian Sunday school will
give an entertainment at School Hall,
soon.