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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-08

The Enterprise has just discovered that the
APPEAL man tried to kill SEINE children at
Treadway's Park, by driving a 81 inch steel
pointed arrow through them. Now this is
absurd, We always kill children with an axe
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-08

Bon VeYAGE.-Alec Lepcrt left for Boston
asst night to attend the 14th Csnclave of Red
Men. Leport came round the Horn over SO
yearsago and has not been east of the Reckvs
since After finishing his business in
Boston he will sail fer Paris, the home of his
child hood
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-08

Congressman Dsggett, will open the cam
paign before long with a speech before the
Garfield and Arthur club Mr.. Daggett is at
present induging in lavatory exercises at
Swift's Springs,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-08

OLD THEATER SALooN.-John Quincy Ad-
ANS Meores Hall is now the headquarters of
the Republicans of Ormsby county, and his
saloon will continue to administer to the
wants of the thirsty on all occasions. AL.
he still maintains the old price, one bit .
drink
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-08

RosH HAsHoNo.-The Jewish festival of
Rosh Hashono, or Festival Of Benevolence,
which celebrates the beginning of the year
564l, was generally celebrated by the Jews
of this city The festivities closed last night
at o'clock
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-08

SITUATION WANTED-A young girl wants q
to do general chamberwork in a
private family Apply at this office *3,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-08

Lammoureaux will receive, this morning,
fresh invoice of Bartlett pears, Hamburg
and Muscat grapes together with all the
fruit the market affords.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-08
BY BEN tons 6IcnbrO0k Stage.

DEPARTURES YESTERDAY MORNING.
p Mansfield f F Hovey
Ed Hovey Neil Gailmette
Mrs Moore Miss Vapkleek
ARRIVED YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
= Lee j L Stocker
ID W Avery 9 G Davis
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-08

James Marshall announces in anothe
column that he is candidate for re-electio
for the office of County Clerk.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-08

A mammoth drum cylinder press, with two
mortgages on it, cannot be made to run off a
thousand copies an hour without the use Of
steam power.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-08
STOCKS.
neRNING BOARD.


100 Ophir--sA
$50 Mexicsn-12s
$40 Gould and Curry
200 Best aud Belcher-11s
800 California; O5
80 Savaxe-3 20
$40 Con. Vlrgini.-3 %
100 Chollar-3 80
800 Potosi-2 IS
100 Hale and Norcross-5S
100 Crown Point-2 10
30 Yellow Jacket-6s
$50 Imperial-35c
30 Ken,uck-2
so Alpha-64
60 Con6dence-5l
$50 Belcher-24
$50 Sierra Nevada-I3s
80 Utah-1Os
275 Bullion-1 DO
60 Exchequer-2 So
615 Alta-240
60 Overman-1 80
10 Jusrice--110
20 Seq. Belcher-9
16O Union Con.-25s 254
60 Julia 45c
40 Bsnton-130
10 Challenge IS
1920 Silver Hill-9Oc
$40 Andes-1 60
$50 Wsrd-1!
100 Scorpi"n-2 10
100 N. Y. Con.--35c
325 Occid, n all 10
60 Golden Gates
$40 Con d rado-30c
200 Tro jan-1Oc
100 Ma.kay-2Oc
EVENING BOARD.
45 Eureka Con.-l6
80 Northern Beliefs
200 Grand Prizs-2 As
20 Jackson-1
30 Metallic-5Oc
100 Navajo-4Oc
100 Independence-5Oc
800 Belle Isle-6Oc
1876 Albion--8Oc
226 Walcs-l 80
400 North Bale Isle--45c
900 East Mount Diablo-6Oc
l40 Mount Diablo-l4i
20 Syndicate-8O
100 Noondav-2i
$50 North Noond y-24
800 Paradise-2Oc
30 Champ, n-35c
100 Black Hawk-3Oc
400 Universlty-loc
l4O Columbus-2A
ID Mono-2 60
100 Con. Paci6c-1b
$50 Goodshaw-1
275 Tiogs-1
100 Balvidere-1 80
80 Jupiter-7O
200 OrO-1 rs
800 MAMMOTH s.
200 Summit-55
so Bul~er-2a
400 Mt. Potosi-3Oc
200 Addenda-55c
100 Atlss-34
20 Tiptop-6a
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-08

DEPARTED YESTERDAY MORNING.
w L Bromley T S Merchant
ARRIVED YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
G Anderson NJ Doye
l. A Hall Miss L Tyrrell
Mrs G Novscovich
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-08
~. i77--. sis
THE LATE DR.. CLICK.
The following sketch Of the late Dr. Click
appears in the Montana Herald:

The following sketch Of the late DR.. CLICK
appears in the Montana Herald:
Our community was shocked yesterday
morning upon learning that DIR. jerome S.
Giicx Was dead. He had been seen late on the
preceding evening riding through the streets
apparently in his usual health. At about 6:15
o'clock Oh Friday evening he returned frvm a
horseback ride and dislnounted at the livery
stable Of P,att Il Young Almost Immediately
upon alighting he fell to the floor in a
tit, caused by a sudden attack of cerebro
spinal congestion. He Was promptly removed
to q comfortable sleeping apartment, and
Drs Steele and Atchisen summoned to at
tend him. All that these skillful physicians
could dc was done t. restore the patient, but
IN vain. He never recovered Consciousness,
and at 40 o'clock yesterday morning died.
DR.. Click was born in the year 1882 at Har-
pers Ferry, Virginia. Before attaining his
majority he was appointed to a cadetship in
the West Point Military Academy, but left
that institution without graduating He en-
tered Mcdowell Medical College, St. Louis,
Missouri, and graduated therefrom with high
henors. Soon after he Was commissioned as
AN assistant surgeon in the U S. Army, and
in that capacity served in Colorado and Kan
sas. He, however resigned this position on
the breaking out of the rebellion and went to
Colorado, where, on account vi his Southern
symparhies, he was arrested and fer while
imprisoned in Denver. Upon being released
he went to New Mexico, and from thence, in
1862, came to Montana, stopping first in Ban
mock, where he entered upon the practice Of
medicine. He afterwards removsd to Vir-
ginia City, and in 1866 came to Helena, where
he has since made bis home Several years
ago he married q daughter Of Wellington
Stewart. formerly member of the Montana
bar. The deceased leaves wife and three
who are now living at Carson City,
Nevada For the past three years DR.. Click
has been in poor health, and has given but
little attention to his profession. spending a
args portion of his time in California and
Nevada. The deceased, while in health, had
reputation as a physician and surgeon cock
ensive with the Territory. His many noble
rats of character won for him a host of warm
friends, who will cherish and homer his men,
Try. !
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-08
RAILROAD AND STAGE TRAVEL.


BY VffG1D1o md TFuckee BA1lFoAd
ARRIVED YESTERDAY MORNING.
NJ Geit Il family Mrs Mccormack
Mr. Cunningham M Thompson
Mr. Ayres Geo johnson
N Hoef1ich Mrs Rigby
DR. Stone
LEFT BY SLEEPER LAST NIGHT.
H P Cohen CT Hillyer
James Morgan Mrs Chartz
II Winston Miss Tyrrell
Mrs Davis Miss Novacovich
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-08

For CASH ONLY.-Al political announce
ments printed in the APPEAL, will be inserted
only at cash rates. Unsuccessful candidates
seem to have an idea that the fact of their be-
ing beaten, is sufficient excuse for their not
paying their printing bills. So long as there
are men in the community who are willing to
assume the thankless role of petty bilks, it
will become necessary to transact business
under the cash rule. While however, there
is some excuse for defeated man who feels
broken in pocket, and Inundated in spirit,
there is certainly none for a successful candi-
date who declines to pay his bills for political
announcement. Yet there is a man in Carson
who put an announcement in the APPEAL and
was elected to a fat Office tive years age
His bill for advertising however, is still un-
paid.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-08

A BAD FALL-About 4 o'clock Yesterday
morning, Pony King, an old man who works
at Benton's stable and sleeps in the loft, fell
from the left and striking buggy on the
fosr below, broke three ribs on his left side,
and dislocated his right shoulder. He was
under the influence of liquor at the time
This is the third fall he has had from the
same place. The last time he tumbled he
broke collar bone He was attended BY
Dr. White and is doing well.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-08
The Presidents Visit.
Mr.. Hayes Pays Carson a Short Gall

He VIII Hold . Reception ~ she Cap.
itol To-day.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-08

Distressing ACCIDRNT.-Abeut 10 o'clock
yesterday morning, 3 four year old son of
Chas. C. Davis was killed by being crushed
under the wheels of freight wagon on North
Carson street. The team consisted Of six
horses and three wagons, and the boy climbed
up behind the 6rst wagon to get astride of the
tongue of the next one. The driver, John
Smart, was taking the wagons out of the cor
raj into the street; he heard cry and look
ing back saw the boy crawling away from the
wheels on his hands and knees. The blood
was streaming from his head, and his clothes
were torn. The driver sprang to the assist
ance Of the boy and took him to the nearest
house. DR.. Smart was sent for, but the child
was past all medical aid, and died in q few
minutes. The wheel had passed over his head
and shoulders, and the skull was crushed
The mother is nearly frantic with grief. The
father vas working for Gen. Marlette at the
time near Franktown, and came up last night.
The Coroner decided to hold ne inquest as
the death was purely accidental and no blame
could be attached to the driver
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-08

With the ehills and fever the victim Of paalasa may "
BY using this celebrated specific which s14
breaks up the most aggravated ottacks but pEsezsa
their recurrence 1t il infinitely preferable to aEiua
not only because does the bu inc far thssuuxtf
but also account Of its perfect wholesomene and
vigor aIing action upon the entire system
For sale by all druggists and dealers generally.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-08

Hor cORN.-We love to hear Glenn Berry
yell hot corn up dark alley. He has voice
eminently fitted for such pastime. His in
donations ars short, crisp, far-reaching and
unmistakable, and his ears of corn, long, sue
culent, tender and palataole to the last degree.
"Hot! Hot! Hot corn! Sweet! Sweet cornr'
When he passes by the APPEAL Office at mid
night his catching accents can be plainly
heard at the depot, and make every corn
lover prick up his ears for Clems ears(o corn)
for dozen blocks around. Glenn makes
weekly pilgrimages to the Carson Valley
ranches to order corn. and there is ne farmer
so shrewd as to be able to palm off any poor
corn on Glen. He carries his wares in a big
pail, and his dishes, pepper, salt and butter
in basket His corn is not the water-log-
ged product of the restaurants, but corn that
is fully up to hume cooking, with ga grains
on every ear, or no paw.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-05-01

"A vessel which entered .Ashtahula
last Tuesday morning, loaded with ore,
and drawing Iour1een feet wafer, dis
charged part OF her cargo direct on the
cars, which in the afternoon of the same
day started southwark. s'Quick dis
patch" gentlemen.
The Ashtabuia County Musical Con-
ventiOn convened at Rock Greek, April
Goth as per announcement: DIR. W. ..
Perkins, of Boston, Conductor, and Prof.
Henry Kfoesen, of cleveland, Pianist.
This convention has been one OF very
great profit to the members. DR.. Perk
ins has shown himself to be a very able
Director. The Convention was unani-
nous in inviting him to conduct this fall.
II. +. Williams, of Columbus, has re
tired from all official connection with tn
North Eastern Mutual Aid Association,
of Ashtabula, and is succeeded as Vice
President and Trustee by p. F. Good of
Ashtabula A. M. Barton, of kingSville,
Actuary of the Company, is made an adj
ditional Trustee; and the Association has
filed a supplement- to its charter, attach
ing accident policies to its former line OF
insurance.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-05-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
For the Week Ending Wednesday,
April 29lh. 1880.

Since our last report the following
transfers of Real Estate have been placed
on record since our last report: Aman.
da Waite ct al to C.. H. and NJ. S. Hop
kins, WillOughby. &C 62-1O0 acres; quit
claim, 81. c. H. Hopkins and wife to
Clinton W. HiIls, Willoughby, 81 acres;
$4,000. G. fl. Hopkins and wife to Orrin
b. Gridley. WilIonghby, two pieces, 81
TO-lO0 acres; So, 800. Orrin b. Gridley and
wife to Eliza j. Waite, Willoughby. 20
acres; $4,000. Orrin b. Gridley and wife
to Geo. W. Waite, Willoughbv, 10 acres;
81, 1OO. Geo. W. aite and wife to Orrin
B. Gridley, Willoughby, y acres; $3.50.
Clinton W. Hills and wife to Orrin B.
Gridley. Wilioughby, 14.1O0 acres; $50
Erastus Waite's heirs to q. FL. and M s.
Hopkins, Kirkland, % acres; quit claim,
81. W. w. Dingley aud wife to Sarah b.
Stacy. Painesyille. 5 65-1eo acres; 81, 200
J. S. Fisher to Ella Jones and Henry
Fisher, Madison, "a acres; quit claim,
$500. Milton H: Frisbee and wife to
Blanche McKim, Madison, 10 47-1OO acres !;
800. Andrew Chaffee ct al to Anna
Cbaffee, Madison, T acre; $500. w. H.
Sherwood and wife to Gurdon Chadwick,
l>Unionville, village lot; $500. Gurdon
! Chadwick and wife to Martha j. Sher-
wood, village lot; $4,000. John Cudney
and wife to Elizabeth Humphrey, Men.
tor, / acre; $500.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-05-01
LAKE co. DIRECTORY.
township AND MUNhCIPAI. Of
FlCERS.

Counciimen, A. II. Garfield, r.. K. Paige. ".
Blackmore, a. Carroll, 5. Marshai, ~ brank' Mar
shai. h NJ Mosher; snpt; Of Cemeteries. n. n.
seymour; Trustees G. \. " ilder, George Blisa.
stow; u Gonstables, II NJ Mosher, J. NJ. BEN
jamin, A. W. Stocking. Justices of the Peace,E.
MADisON.-Mayor. L. il Kimbali; Council
Jr.:cieri. a b. childs; Treasurer, s. n. Allen
Marshal, Daniel Potter; Trustees, q B. Girls
void. III. G. Rand, VIM. A: :Corlett; Clerk, ). y.
g. Miller: Constables, H. P. Allen, GA Miller;
Justices of the Peace. H. p. Dodge, W. w.
MENioR.-Mayor. W m. Delong Councilmen,
Bael Butler. w .GilBert, II Ball. C Rose, III. shep-
Haskell; Marshal, E. Curtis; Trustees, A: r.
Daniels, 8. Yeumans, George Bell; Clerk, WD'
F. j Rexford; Constables, II w. M,pson
Joshua Long; Justice of the Peace. ii. N
M WiILoUGHB j. S. Ellen; Coun-
les Brown Trustees, g. B. Durban. q. H.sharp
j. s. Ellen; Assessor, A. L. Brown; Constables
AL. Brown, e. g. Fowles, A: Ii. Tarball, ;. n
Downing; Justices of the Peace, j. v. viall
PERRY +; a trustees. B. q. iamslin, J. E
Perry, Thomas Thompson; Clerk, E. s. Belk
b. afC Call: Gonstabies, D. L. Wyman, G. ". Stan
hope, Jr.; Justices of the Peace, L. L. Morris,
KIRTLAND.-Trustees. p. V. sperry
Jonn Thompson, e. b. Metcalf; Treasurer,
d. Rich; Clerk. j. F. Wells: Assessor, q:
Morse; Constable, b M. Curtiss Justices Oft
CONCORD. - Trustees, II. 8. Fay, w.
Cowles, Warren Winchell; Treasurer, Ira J
Morse; Clerk, f. Fl. Murray; Assessor. c. L
Wincheli: Constables, James Oliver, q. W
Mills; Justice of the Peace, D. C. Foster
LEROY.-Trustees. Angus Cowie, b.
Scribncr, Ezra Bates: Clerk, S. j Potts: Treas
urer, e. W. edge; Assessor. J. A. Patch; Con
stables. Edwin Cailow. Wm Northard; Justic
of the Peace. George Abbey.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-05-01
il. WILEY SMITH.

Visit to His Store On Main street.
Something over a year ago j. Wiley
Smith opened his new store In the Stock
well House Block with the avowed pur-
pose of carrying on strictly drug busi-
ness, far from the usual admiXJure of
groceries and fancy toys. Time has de-
veloped the experiment into a success
and proven the expectation of popular
approval to have been well founded.
A visit to Mr.. Smiths estab lIshment
shows one of the neatest and most at
tractive places of business in the County
and one which is evidently receiving its
fun share OF the public patronage. Car
ryIng on only a strictly drug trade the
place is free from many otherwise obJec-
tiouable features and at once establishes
feeling of confidence in the skill and
ability of those in charge OF it. Fun ar
rangements re made tor filling prescrip-
tions at all hours of the night as well as
day. and we advise all wishing anything
in his line to give this store trial before
purchasing else where.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-05-01
COUNTY OFFICERS.

LAKE COUNTY.-Member of the House OF
REPRESENTATIVES, James p: Smead; sudges OF
f;ommon Pleas, fl. B. Woodbury. ana L. 3.
Sherman; Probate Judge, G. y. futile sClerk, .
IT Woodworth: Recorder, 8. A. fisdel; Pros.
ATTORNEY L. Sterling; Auditor. BID. Chesney:
Surveyor FL, n. MunsOn; COMMISSIONERS, -.
jerome, A. r. Barber ana ~ nirac3ers r.
Brink A. t. Brown and G.. Mason; School EX-
aminers. n. C. Beardsley, John Clague ana I.
G. NcGaimont. % ~.
Houss OF Representatives, Freeman Thorp;
Judges of Common Pleas, IL. Il. w woodbury. ana
u. : Sherman; Probate Judge, e. j. Belts
urer 8. H. Cook; Recorder, f. F. Mason: Pros.
Attorney. E. B. Leonard: Auditor, W. ID.
CroTell; Surveyor. j. A. FlckInger; ComnlS-
Peck: Coroner. A. W. stiles; In6rmary Direc-
tors, N. Follett. E. Hammond ana M. w.
M9sHoN1NG lsHhsojN1NG couNTY.-Member, Of the
judges of Common Pleas, f. b. Taylor and W.
t. Spear; Probate Judge. l.. ID. Thomans clerk,
II B. Shields; Sheriff, James Drake treas
Prosecuting Attorney, M. w; Johnson; Audi
tor. j. B. Hughes; Surveyor, D. N. Renos Com,
Z missfoneBs, j. H. Blackburn. q. WetZel and
Frank Nc cMaster; Coroner, Gorneilus y Harron ron
nelias and Joshua Davis: School examiners
H Manchester. lone vacancy
GEAUGA COUNTY.-Member the House
of Representatives. Peter Hitchcock; Judges
ofCommon Pleas. IL. b. w Woodbury. L. ;. Sner-
man; Probate Judge, H. K. Smith; Clerk. W m
{ n Keeny; sheriff, Sifo P. W Warriner Tre snrer
Pros. Attorney, N. II. Bostwiek: Auditor
{ VIM. Howard Surveyor, Z. l.. r. .Pheips, COM
rnissioners. Daniel johnson, M. Barnes, u
II. Truman, Coroner, L. NJ CowIes; ImnfmaTs nm
Beard; School Commissioners, John v. W NIT
neY. G. W Carroll. Edward Truman.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-05-01
CA AURCH CHIN ES.

Being a Few Exceedingly Proper
News Notes.
The lecture announced for Thursday
evening at the M. E. Churcn, has been
postponed. t
Secretary of the Women's Auxiliary in
Foreign and Domestic Missions, and DR..
Bum, Missionary Physician in China,
spoke at st. James Church.
Last Thursday evening, April 22d, at
the regular meeting of the Congregation
al Church, the following Conference dele
gates were chosen: To the Ohio State
commencing May 14th-Messrs. Il. S.
Baldwin and S. r. House. 10 Plymouth
Rock Conference, to be held at Hunts
burgh, A pril 9th and 2Sth-H. G. Camp,
g. H. Higgins, L. A. Porter, Mrs. ii. G.
Beardsiee and Mrs. l.. A. NJ. Little. fo
Council OF Detroit street Church, Cleve-
land, for pastoral Installation, April 9th,
X. Hitchcock.
Phillip Phillips formerly known as the
"Sweet Singer of 1sraeE' gave a concert
at the M. f. Church last Wednesday
evening. very fair sized audience was
IN attendance.
Work upon the NJ. E. Church continues
to go actively forward and there is every
reason to think that the building will be
completed by fall. Only two or three
contracts remain to be let and these are
the smaller ones and for work that can
not be commenced until the masons and
carpenters are done.
A "Parlor conference was held at the
residence of T. S. Baldwin on Saturday
evening last at which II. Thayne Miller
of Cincinnati, Mr.. E. Rurnham OF the
same city. s. r. House, Chairman of the
I. M. c. A. State Executive Committee
and about an hundred business men oil
this place were present. The object OF
| the meeting was to solicit donations to
apply toward paying the $500 salary OF
State Secretary, W. G. Tisdel.
The annual meeting of the Congrega.
tiOnal Society takes place Monday alter
noon at 2 O'Clock in the conference room
| and In the evening there will be the us
| ual sale Of slips. This will be made the
| occasion OF a reunion of the congregat ton
| which will take the form of a sociable
and supper alter which there will bt
some music in the church with organ ant
cornet, by Prof. Schultz. Alter this the
trustees will proceed with the usual cere
| monies of rental.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-05-01
MADISON.
A MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION OF LOCAL
ITEMS.

Mr.. J. n. Wood, OF U Unionville, met with
a severe accident on Thursday evening.
He was returning from Geneva and while
walking on the track was struck by
freight train No. 81 and sustained such
severe injuries that the amputation of
his left arm was necessary. Every effort
was made on the part of the engineer to
avert the accident, but in vain . A
stock Company with a capital of $25, 600
has been organized in town for the pur-
pose of buying out the owners of the
Wheel Factory. The force of hands will
be increased and large additions made to
the buildings Mason Long, the con-
verted gambler. will speak at the Con-
gregational Church Thursday and Fri
day evenings of this week. The spring
term of school at Madison Seminary clos
ed on Saturday. Literary exercises were
presented in the evening by the pupils.
A large audience greeted Patrick W elsh
at the M. E. Church Sunday night. His
subject Romanism was well ha ndled and
we'll received -. Mr.. W. r. Ford of the
firm OF ToOp & Ford has purchased the
residence of Mr.. H. E. Kellogg on Lake
| Street Mr. E. Gill "The Printer'' is
meeting with good success in Madison
and his WORK gives good satisfaction
| Mr.. Newton Cody is building dwelling
house on Stafford Street But little is
being said in regard to Decoration Day
and there appears to be a disposition tt
let the dav go by this year withou. cere.
mony Mr.. II. p. Allen is slowly re
| covering from his late severe illness .
Tom Parsons is fixing up his residenc,
| near the depot.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-05-01
PROBATE NOTICE.

The STATE OF oHIot In Probate eourt c
LAKE COUNTY S s. l..l5
Notice is hereby given that the following
named persons have filed accounts IN said
Court for settlement and that the same are sci
for hearing on Is
Saturday the 1st day of May 1850.
at 10 O'Clock A. VI.
/ J. III. Tavlor Executor OF Estate ofJ IL.
Tay lor, deceased; Fifth Account.
Al. B. Cook, guardian of Eta Haywood; See7
ond Account ~. ~,
3 j. J. Harrison, Executor of Estate of Viii
liam Harrison deceased; Third Account:
ID. r. Boynton. guardian of Henry IL Geo.
ID. Mary L.. and Katie f. Boynten; supple
mental Final Account
o. p Quigele Administrator OF the Etate OF
Joshua Arnold. deceased: Final Account
6 Mary A. Loveridge guardian OF Lima L.
LoSeridge, Fifth Account
j. C. Garfield Admir- of Estate of L. u. Z.
Garfield deceased; Final Account.
J { Caniiela Admir- of Estate OF NJ - Can-
field tlece;,sel; Second Account
DonJ. Barnes y dm'f OF Estate OF Phlhes
Moses deceased: Final Account.
10 A. Il. Garfield ass gnee OF John Dickinson
ST.; Final Account.
II Eanard Nj Bissell guardian of +. Bissell Al
word; Fifth Account.
l2 Enos Tew guardian of Alma j. Emma a.
and Mary e Wilson: Third Account for Mary
E. and Final for others.
GEO. Fl. H.SHEPHERD,
Probate Office. Probate Judge
Painesyille, o. April Sth, 1880.