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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-17
TAX NOTICE.

THAMES for 1873 are over due and must be set
tied This month 70 enable me 20 meet the eK
renses Of the State and c0untv. Ill persons 10
debted for Taxes for the years 1871 and 1873, are
requested to settle for both years on or before the
2Oth Of March, 1879, or the bills VIII be levied
and property sold after that date.
J. C. WILTSHIRE. D. =, Is Instructed TO exc
cute the above notice within The corporate limits
OF Char lestoWn.
EUGENE BAKER,
March %, lS19-tf Sheriff.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-17
IpdOrsed By g. Prominent Druggist.

hereby certify that Mr. Lawrence purchased the
RADICAL CuRR of me, and from time 70 timc made ne
familiar th hs Believe us statement t2 e trae
In every particular. JAS. =. Di.I'bi'
FIrCuBCE0, Oct. H.
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C,ANFORD'S Radical Cure Ter Caarrh.-A
= local and constitutional remedy for the i'm
mediate end permanent cure Of Acute, Chronic,
and liberated Ca,arrh. accompanied bY Tie iin
proved Inhaler. and 40 exhaustive Treatise, Civ
inc it, scmr'oms and cure for sale nt
QUIGLEY'S S DRUG STORE.
(fARBOIiNE-a deodorized Extract Of Pc
I trolcum IS a wonderful discovery which re-
stores gray Hair 20 Its natural color The only
article that restores Hair on bald Heads. For
sale az QUIGLEY'S DRUG STORE,
Apr. 70, 20. Harper's Ferry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-17
OTERCHANT TAiLORs
METTEE & CO.,
3ADDoos WEST or PAPK
{ Formerly NetAodist BOok DePoe'forS')
BALTINORE,MD.
l22FArEtfs SraEEr

NURstock consists Of beautiful nnS ara sa5,sn
Soatiprs. Suitings, Cloths Cassmeres and Vest
ings. which. We make uPin the Best Merchant
Tailor STYLE. Our cutter whose reputation
Is we'll known for cutting and fitting, will lgivehis
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-17

Attorney ut Law
o,,.,..ors. J.Tsr,oa coHs'y, Wet '"''''''
Will cr.osice 70 al tho Courts q Jeie,;oo ,',
NJ Ia l,rrR .lsy Counues. PromP tAiien,lsn
I'D. v, a., collection q clsin', and returns inau'
rt 1r~F- s-....
0rrlrFi ia F,,t,'s Lie B-H'i'g o" .'eofg'
september q. i,Is-em.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-24
NOTICE Eo. ~.
Act or Congress APPROVED JUNE
IA 3. 1878.
TXiTEo STArys LAND OFrrcR,

TNiTEo STArys LAND OFFIcR,
CARSON CRY. cevada December %, 1876. {
Notice IS hereby given t0 all whom may That
Andrew J. Toft Of the County Of Washoe af Ne
vadI, has this day hed n this Office . application No H.
purchase from the United States the
lowing de crhei tract Of land chiefly valuable timber
and unfit for cultivation West half Of southeast
quarter OF Section q tOwnSh Ne, II north Ran..
No IS cast. NJ d. NJ, containing 50 acres and situate
within the Carson City, Nevada, {. s Land District
ANY and all tving any interest in claim TO-
said land adversely TO said applicant hereby required
to file such adverse claim with the register said and
Office within the SIXTY DAYS period OF publication Of
this notice, or failing 10 do they will be barred OF
such adverse right claim.
octlG6Od G. n HARRIS, Rnrister
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-24
N TEEfl DFsFKECF C3ggIT SE TIE

RI FESEi DktsEisECT C5Es skT SE EHE
Second judicial district Of the State OF Nevada, IN
and for the County of OrDlsby Or lena A Beo plaintiff
John Bero, defendant Action brought in the district
Court Of the nd judicial district of tue state Of Ne
yada County of Ornsty and tn. complaint
fled in sad County of Ornshy, i'll the office OF the Clerk
Of sad District Court The State Of Nevia sends greet
ing John Bero defendant You hereby required to
appeal n an action brought ssihs you .! me above
District Of the State of Nevada i'll aud fol the County OF
Uru,sby and TO the complaint filed therein "a py
Of which accompanies this summos within ten days lex
elusive the d.v Of servce after the service OF
this if served within this county or If served
out of this county thin this district within twenty
days otherwise within forty days Judgment by default
will be taken against The said action Ia brought TO
,htsin cree of divorce dissOIving she bonds OF
mony existing between plaintiff and yourself, on the
grounds Of descron and abandonment Plaintiff alleges
first that since about the Sd day of June d.
1876 the defendant, without prov0ca0n, will
fully deserted and abandoned plaintiff aud ever since has
continued and continues to desert and abandon her
Second and that since last mentioned date and
for than year last past the said defendant has
utterly failed and neglect to provide for plaintiff he
any Of the necessaries Of life which SAID ne
eject and failure and is not the result of povelton
defendants part which he could not avoid by ordinary in
dustry and further, that she is without fault in the
premises that there Is living Of the issue Of her said
rage female child named Franketa Bero OF the age
IF nine years that said child has been and was deserted
by defendant and left TO the support OF plaintiff that The
defendant unfit to have the OF said child and her
and defendant; wherefore plaintiff rays decree Of the
that the bonds between plaintiff and defendant Ike
dissolved that pendng this action plaintiff have the care
custody Of the said minor child Franketa Bero that
upon the final hearing such and custody be
that pending this action defend at be required to pay
plaintiff such reasonable sums aimony and counsel
may Just that she her costs and have
other relief she be entitled to more fully
forth plaintiffs complaint. And you hereby
notified that if you fail to appear and the said com
ant above required the said plaintiff vi" apply to the
the court the relief demanded in her complaint
Given under my hand and the Seal OF the District Court
nj Second Judicial District of the State Of Nevada,
aud for h, County Of Ormsby this both day of October,
the II Lord Thousand eight hundred and
my nine. j. II hAiiSHALI4
SEAL. CLERK
e. s. VARtAN, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-24
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


MONTH CARSON SILVER MINING
~ Location of principal place Of business
San Francisco Caifprnia.Location nj works, ormsb,
County Nevada Notice is hereby given that Il ting
nj the Board Of Directors held the 18TH day OF
her A D. 1879 assessment (so. 81 If twenty five 25
cents per share levied upon each and every
the capital stock Of this company payable Immediately
in u. s. gold coin to the Secretary the office room
ll3 Leideseerf street, San Francisco, California ANY
stock upon which this assessment mot paid SATCR
DAY, the 10th DAY of January A. D. 1850 will be den-
qdcnt and advertised for sale at public auction unless
payment is made before will be sold Wednesday, the
23th day vt January A d 1850, the hoar oi o'clock
pay together with the cost Of ayertis
and expense OF sale Rs order OF the BOARD Of Directors.
q. Belts, Secretary
Office: Room lib LeidesGerf street, San Francisco
CauOrnla- decl6
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-24
IN TIE District coURr OF TIE

IN THE District COURT OF THE
4 SECOND judicial District Of the state OF NFSaHa, in
aud for the County vi OrTnshy. j. ii. Short plaintiff
Geo W. HOcomb, defendant action Drought ID me
District Court nj the Second Judicial District If the State
Of Sel ada and for the County OF Orsby and The
paint fled said County Olsby in the office of The
Clerk Of said District Court The state Il Nevada SfDd9
greeting Geo W. HolcOmb, defendant You are hereby
required to appear action brought against you by
the abeve-named plain in the District Court the
Secsnd Judicial District the of Nevada, in and
for the County IF Ormsbv ami to the complaint
flied therein Ga copy of which accompanies this -luons
within days (eNcusive If the day of after the
service you Of this sun,mons-f served within this
County: served out Of this County, but tins Dis
trCt within twenty days Other within forty daysHr
judgment by aefaut will be taken against you This sand
action brought the six Hundred and
Eleven dollars and Fortythree cents balance alleged to be
due plain tiff al goods wares and
special instance and request between the III das
Of September A. d. 1873, and che Ntl DAY Of July 1879,
the more fully appears IN p!ntlfs complaint,
file IN my Office, copy Of which IS herewith
served Plaintiff also demands judgment i"r Its Of s'lt
And you hereby notified that if you la! to aid
answer tie said complaint above rtqu,Ied, lie sAd
plaintiff win take judgment LiuSt you i2r the said
ii Sjll q ald costs Of suit
Civtn under hand. aui tie Seal II ~" lhl-
trlct Court Of the Stcuni judicial Ir~yl't ii t.-
~ State nj Nevada in ant for the Cn.utv II tlru-ty,
'' his 18th day of December IN the y,247 -!
- - Lord. one hundra d and seventy uine.
dci7 J Il. Mar 4 all. '[.'7F
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-24
NICHOLS INFALLlBLE INJECTION

Guaranteed ts promptly and permanently every
Of Ganxloa, Gieet and whites no rns.tor ri
how long stariing, directions followed InternsI
medicines net recommended Deca*sary clre guar
antcsa .non,y retuadel. For sale by b +. Fas,s,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-24

Of and, with dwellin. hrise barn and sheds,
Z nd ice house NJ ssy east tire toms wei, adapred
t,,r milk ranch Stables and sh ds enough
'ie one hundred cows cut from seventyive to
lpndred tons of hay also vegetable grounds. also offer
fr raj from 300 TO 800 head of graded Agua ewes grade
rom 81 ~ l5-l6 together with three full blnodcd bucks
imported stock. For price and particulars inquire Of
Qvls-u s. 7. SWIFT Warm Snrin-s.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-24
-. - POULTRY q
r. L - II.
GENERAL PRODUCE.

w. ear At All times "A large aud full
supply Of the beat kiuds OF Fruit, green
aal dry. aaa all kinds OF Vegetables in
g eM<ap, aad fresh river and sea Fish. with
oysters, CLAIMS. musseIs, Shrinss, Crabs
ant Crsw Fish. with eanned goods in
ss6icss variety.
\ long experience has enabled as to
sse all adva = ing ga of the market. and we
a. ard do buy che best as she :"sgrst rates
hereby giving oar c"st"saHrs ti'e benefit
"f our experience.
we huy Snd self GA c,,anImission al.
Minds Of6ardcD and Orchard produce and
TauiLry. together with WiIi tSasne in sea-
On, aud con buy ani seal at ra&es Ihat
aisr IA nt least the ability to spII all goods
prices that enable us to live aaa Ict
~.
s1SnS tSERI'EgIy -
Daily Republican., 1879-09-29
POLICE COURT.
KVHIVEg dTVUNIs
Very Few Cases-TwO Assaults and
q Half nOzen Drunks.

If the size and quality of the docket
at the police court is to be taken as a
criteria, the morals of Saturday nights
in Wilmington is decidedly improving.
On Saturday evening there was not a
case before His Honor, and not a pris-
oner in the lookup.
Yesterday morning couple of CON-
mon drunks and a miner assault case
completed the list, and last evening an
assault and battery, by a young man
upon another who tried to stop him
from raising a disturbance, closed the
hearings. In the last case fine of S.
and costs was imposed.
At the close of the hearings last eve
ming, Dennis Dougherty came in and
preferred a charge of assault and bat
terry against Charles Gallagher, but as
Dennis was too drunk to make himself
understood. His Honor dismissed the
case.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-29
NEW ADVEMTISEMENTS.
WsLK UP AND LOOK UP

'iiii you see Johnny Stradley's Transpa-
rnncy on I'll Mechanical and Commercial
Evening College, at Tenth and Market Sts.,
single ard double entry Bookkeeping,
Commercial Law Business Calculations.
Two hours per evening, on Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday evenings, in which we are
giving those who entered last Monday ten
weeks instruction for $8. Fee So of total ex-
pense they are getting ten weeks in Penman-
ship, Arithmetic, Mental Arithmetic, Busi-
ness Calculations, Shert Methods, Reading,
Spelling, &C., together with the use of $4 to
So worth of text books and 80 cents worth Of
Stationery all for SO. Do not believe the false
reoorts put in circulation as to our prices.
Free and complimentary this evening and
for Tuesday eveuing. Illustrated Lecture on
Book-keepina. The Mechanical and Com
mercial Evening College, Tenth and Market
Streets 9-c9 If
Daily Republican., 1879-09-29
The Bankers Daughter.

The presentation of the Bankers
Daughter" at the Opera House last
evening, by Golfers combination, was
success in every way. The cast was
faultless, and the scenery and acces-
sories beyond criticism. There was
not weak actor in the company, and
the piece was mounted in an unexcep-
tional manner. Had we space for a
detailed notice we should hardly know
which character to praise most, for
containing, as the company does, sew
eral leading ladies and gentlemen,
every part was taken in the most sat.
isfactory manner.-"Bridgeport Stand
ard"
This troup will appear at the Opera
House, on Saturday evening Oct. 18th.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-29
A BYOtlserly Visit.

On Saturday evening last the men,
bers of Hope Council, No. 2, Jr. 0. U.
A. M. of this city, paid visit to Viola
Council, No. 20 of Pennsgrove, IN. d.
The Water Witch steam yacht was
chartered and the Hope left Fourth st.
wharf at about $50 in the evening"
Arriving at Pennsgrove they were met
by delegation of Viola Council, and
conducted to their Council Chamber,
where the Wilmingtonians, soon as
certained that their Jersey brethren
knew how to make things enjoyable for
their friends. The visitors returned
home about ! o'clock, A. NJ, yesterday
morning, and all speak very highly Of
the treatment they received.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-29
Saturday Nights Performance

Barlow, Wilson, Primrose and Vests
Minstrels we're greeted by very large
audience at the Grand Opera House on
Saturday evening. The performance
which opened about So'clock was above
the average in many respects, the sing
ing was good, the dancing excellent,
and the instrumental music, especially
the variations upon the violin by Eddie
Fox, was highly enjoyed. The "Ghost"
business, which occupied some twenty
minutes, would make tirst-class relic
if laid away properly, and we would ad-
wise the managers to make relic of it
as soon as possible. The burlesque of
"Buffalo Bill'' might go to keep it COM
pany. The performance was highly
enjoyed however, and the different Sc
lections were frequently applauded.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-29
Division B. Machinery. No awards
for superiority, but diplomas were
awarded for excellence as follows:

Division. E. Machinery. No awards
for superiority, but diplomas were
awarded for excellence as follows:
To c. Aultman, Canton, Ohio for fol-
lowing:
Buckeye mower and reaper, Buckeye
mower, Buckeye reaper, Sweepstake
thresher ,spreader and cleaner farm en-
gine, best traction attachment and
Buckeye self-tender.
To Nichols. Sheppard Co., Battle
Creek, Michigan, for following: Farm
engine with traction attachment mach
inery and vibrator thresher.
To P. Loose, Moorton, Del, Sulky
Cultivator.
Il. r. Wilson, Newark, Del: Queen
of Harvest fan and grain separator.
B. Cartride, Hamburg, Penna.--Eu-
reka Fan.
WIN. Brown, Wyoming, Del, Land
Roller.
M. II. Hicks, Kalamazoo, Mich, Kal-
amazoo Tanning Mill.
M. Ewers, Green Castle, Pa, Will
loughby Drill.
q. W. Stone, Wilmington, Steam En-
gine.
w. A. Hyland, Galena, Nd, Best
Corn Shelter with fan 2 horse power.
d. G. Hoflecker, Dover, Dell, Cham
pion drill. b.
E. X. Halleck, Baltimore, Md, Corn
and Cob mill.
Benson, Msule & Co., Philadelphia,
Broadcast seed sower, perfect.
/. f. Sipple, Frederick, Del, Far
meIs' friend drill.
G. W. Baker, Dover, Del, mentioned
as having fine display awards as follows:
Best root cutter, Smith power shelter,
Van Wrinkle grain fan, Buckeye grain
drill, Osborne self binder, Payne &
Sons engine Every good,) Wheeler
mower and dropper and sulky plow.
Silvermore & Slaughter, Dover, best
display of plows, Keystone corn plan
ter, Imperial sulky, cultlvator, Buckeye
model Mower, Adriancs reaper, Buck
eye mower, reaper and dropper, Water
town best farm engine, Westinghouse
thresher, l. X. L. grist mill, butter
cooler, Ithaca rake, Food steamer,
barrel shelters, fruit ladder and
Fisher Bros. farm wagon.
G. W. and s. taylor, Smyrna, Del,
best display of machinery, Muley saw,
adapted to farm engines, Centennial
drill, farm wagon, new depostipg Guilt
vator, Taylor's horse power unloading
fork.
Buckeye Plow, Champion Mower and
Champion Mower and Reaper combined
John Hum, Jr., Wyoming, Del, self
dumping farm rake.
W. H. Giles, Chicago, ILL.,, cross-cut
saw.
W. NJ. Chase, Thurlow, Pa, horse
hitch, Pennock corn shelters, Randall
pulverizing harrow, and Westinghouse
engine, specially recommended as
smooth running and very superior.
The committee announce that the
display of machines is the finest and
most extensive ever before seen in this
State.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-29
Hebrew Society.

Last evening meeting of Hebrew
residents of this city, was held a. the
house of Mr.. Nathan Leberman for the
purpose of organizing an Israelite So
ciety. Mr.. B. Rosenblatt acted as chair
man, and Mr.. J.. X. Fisher as Secretary.
The society was organized with eighteen
names and the following officers:
President-G. Jacobs.
Secretary. X. Fisher.
Tressurer-K. 6oudheimer.
Messrs. Kohn, Feldheimer and De
Wolf, were appointed COMMITTEES on
Constitution and By Laws, and instruc-
ted to report at the next meeting.
This is the first Israelite Society ever
organized in this city.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-29
FIremen ..Stuck"by N Glue Pot.

The alarm of fire yesterday afternoon
about one o'clock was caused by the
smoks from glue pot in hat reno.
waiting establishment over Gawthr0p's g
plumbing and gas fitting store on Mar
ket street. About half the department
turned out, but ere they reached the
scene Mr.. Joseph A. Hagan had climbed
an awning post, transformed himself
into patent extinguisher, and with a
cup of water put the fire out.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-29
Back Again.

Joseph Richardson returned to this
city on Saturday night, from Kansas.
He is not at all backward in saying
that he has got enough Of the Vest
He left p. Durham there in the prose-
cution Of the provision business.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-29
The Diamond Field.

The following games of base ball
were played on Saturday afternoon.
Columbia, jr., VS.. Pacific, at Twelfth
street lot. Score, former II, latter g..
Seventh grade Boys High school, VS..
the Second year class. Score, Seventh
grade, "a; Second year class, Is. En-
terprise, jr., VS.. Wawasset. Score,
Enterprise, 25; Wawasset, 7.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-29
PILFERINaAPPLES-
Seven Apples Send a Boy to New
Castle-Hfs Honor Delivers the
Prosecution q Lecture.

Harry Brown, lad about 16 years
of age, was the principal in the only
case at the police court this morning.
The charge against Harry was the lar.
ceny of apples from barrel at 4th and
King streets.
Officer Boster testified to seeing a
crowd of boys at the corner of Fourth
and King streets about $50 o'clock last
evening he had watched them and
noticed that they appeared to be very
much interested in barrel which was
standing upon the corner, as every few
minutes one of the boys would pay a
visit to it. Finally he made raid upon
the crowd and captured the prisoner,
who had eight apples in his pockets,
seven Of which he acknowledged to
have stolen, and the other he received
from one Of the boys.
Harry Slicer, the owner of the ap-
Piles, testified that he had placed them
there on Saturday evening, and he had
missed about ninety cents worth this
morning.
His Honor said he would be compel
led to hold the boy for Court, and did
SO in the sum of 500, but at the same
time he informed Mr.. Slicer that it was
decidedly wrong for him to place such
temptation in the way of boys, and
warned him that hereafter if he had
apples he wished to preserve from Sat-
urday evening until Monday morning,
he had better put them under lock and
key, and not let them stand out on the
pavement without any protection but a
few pieces of board.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-29
Slightly Injured.

One of the Reliance horses is tempo
rarily on the invalid list, having run a
nail into his foot causing slight lame
ness.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-29
Mineral.

John Ingraham left at our office on
Saturday a piece of a mineral which he
took from the we'll he was sinking on
the property of Mrs. Pepper near the
Almshouse, few days ago. Some per-
sons pronounced the mineral chrome
while others cuntended it contained
gold. The rock was some five feet in
thickness, and through it ran a vein
from which the specimen alluded to
was taken.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-29
n lone Again.

IT, Darlington, who left this city
ne three weeks ago, and went to
.,ksonVille, Fla, for the purpose Of
wv. .ng : up an engine made by Pussy,
"e' q Co., returned home last night.
says that oranges, mosquitoes and
On.g Jugs are very plentiful in that
Daily Republican., 1879-09-29

Revival meetings at the City Mission.
Preaching there tonight at 7.30. The
meeting will be in charge Of Brothers
Thatcher and Sharp.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-29

GNOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-For q
II house In the eastern part of the city.
a nicely located farm OF 16 acres neat build
ings, good land, 13 miles from Wilmington.
y GEO. X, TOWNSEND,
9.29 2t* GIG Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-29

NOTICE.-The Ninth Annual Meeting Of
IN the Stockholders Of the Citizens Loan
Association will be held on THURSDAY evening
next, Oct. 2, at s o'clock. The annual report
will be submitted, officers and directors elec.
ted, and the first payment made on new
series Of stock. GEO. g. MARIS,
9-29 4t Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-29

DUBLIC SALE
OF
AGOOD STABLE, ON PREMISES,
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, OCT. 4,
At s o'clock,
Situated on Church street between Seventh
and Eighth. Size of lot 87xl00, size OF stable
II #. in.X35 #. in, with iced and harness
room alta he'd. Sale positive. The property
can be seen by calling on
r. H. COOK, on the premises.
L. w. Stidham & Son, Auct's. $40 ct
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-06-22

Kellogg & Hopkins. publisher. of the
Po!ouse Ga.ette. have dissol ved partner
ship; Mr.. Kellogg retiring from the
firm and Mr.. Hopkins continuing the
business.
The diphtherix is playing sad havoc
with children in Whitman county; the
Gasette containing notices Of deaths
from that cause in every issue.
Squire Head. long of Olympus. 10 now
Squire Head Of Colfsx
Hill Harmon has rented Nasterson's
hotel ct Spokan Falls. He thoroughly
understands the business Of hotel keep !.
ing. having had . number Of years
experience on Puget Sound.
The Gazette tru!hfulIy says: AT Pu.
get Sound is one Of the beat harbors in
the world-a nstural outlet fox the
great Northwest. This fact will 20 .
great way with men who build rail.
roads aud control commerce. yet the
truth should be kept before the people
by the press and by oil who are inter.
ested. IT this is done we'll and thor.
oughly, there can be no doubt ss to finsl
results. Despite the extraordinary and
decidedly energetic effortsof the wealthy
city Of Portland, and all the influence
it controls. the greet Northern Pacific
Railroad will run its main line to the
Sound. where, in due course of human
events, viii great city Be- built. which
will be . credit 70 washington Territory
and 10 the Northwest"