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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-10

Max Oberfelder will be up from It'd,
water this week.
Mrs. A. Oliver and children arrived on
Sunday evening.
Mrs. A. McMartin returned from Viz
ginia City on Sunday evening.
Mr.. J. r. wilmington left for Carson
yesterday morning.
Mrs. R. Sadler and Miss A. Mau re.
turned yesterday from . visit TO Hamilton.
Hon. J. 8. Mayhugh, Of Elko. spent
Sunday in town. He was up ON land bus
mess.
Mrs. B. @. Levy has suffered . relapse
and is again quite Ill, though not danger
ously so.
Mr.. E. J.. Travis writes from Salt Lake
that he will return with his family about
the Goth.
Mr.. d. Nathan, Of the "C1othing Be-
zaar. left for San Francisco yesterday
morning.
Mr.. M. d. Foley left for Carson this
morning, as q delegate to the Republican
State Convention.
Mrs. Judge Rives is still confined to her
room but is slowly improving, the 6ENrI-
e is glad to learn.
Sheriff Kyle and family left for Carson
yesterday morning. Mrs. Kyle is not In
good health, and will remain there lone
time.
Hon. A. G. cleveland arrived from
Spring Valley ON Sunday, and left for Car
son this morning. Before returning he
will visit San Francisco.
County Commissioner Williams, Of
Churchill, leaves for home this morning.
He bought some teams from Mr.. White
sides during his visit to Eureka.
Mr.. John B. Williamson, Of Cherry
! Creek. arrived last evening, and left this
morning for Carson, where he goes - 4
delegate to the Republican State Conven-
ton.
Mrs. Julia Brown, the SENTINEL regrets
to learn is seriously i'll. She attended the
funeral OF her daughter. Mrs. o. H. Grey,
at Cherry Creek, and the trip proved too
much for her nervous system.
Miss Alice Howell and Miss May Pier
son will be among the departures for the
West this morning. The former goes to
Reno and the latter to school In San Fran
cisco. Miss Alice will be missed from So
ciety circles in Eureka.
Mrs. Ashim and Miss May departed yes.
terday morning for. San Francisco. Mrs.
Ashim has been in bad health for some
time, and will go to the Bartlett Springs.
Miss May will enter school in the City.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-10

Especial 10 the ~sentinel.l
VIRGINIA Orr, August Q. 1880.
The Republican State Convention excites
considerable interest ct this end Of the
State, and there IL every indication Of .
lively fight over the Supreme Judgeship.
Beatty's friends are confident, and predict
his nomination ON the second ballot, but I
figure it differently, and unless some nm
forseen circumstances arise between now
and the assembling Of the Convention, IL
will be Sabin, and not Beatty. who viii b.
nominated.
Beatty's friends claim, on the nrst bal
lot, Churchill. 1 Douglas. 8 Esmeralda.
s. Humboldt, s.; Lander, 8; Nye. 4;
Ormsby, 6 ; Washoe. 8 ; White Pine, 3 ;
Lyon, 4 total, 46- or s less than d neces.
ssry for . choice. They admit that 6torey's
delegation will go solid for Taylor on the
first ballot, but that on the second Taylor
will be dropped and Z Of the delegates.
who are Beatty's strong personal friends.
will vote for him, thus giving him the
nomination. l do not believe this pro-
gramme can be carried out. and from .
careful review Of the field I figure Ssbin's
chances - follows : On the first ballot
Eureka. II ; Lincoln, 4 White Pine. ! ;
Washoe, 1 Ormsby, 2 ; total, l9-with
Elko and Lyon in doubt. II. on the Sec
ond ballot, Taylor withdrsws 1t will stand:
Beatty-Churchill, 1 ; Douglas. 8 {; Hum
boldt. 8; Lander, 8; Nye. A; Ormsby, 4;
Storey, IA Washoe, s; White Pine. 8 ;
total. 80. Sabin-Eureks, IL; Elko, 9 ;
Esmeralds, s Humboldt. 2 Lincoln, 4 /;
Ormsby, Q; Storey, 81 ; Washoe. 8; White
Pine, Q; total, 65-or IA more than ID me-
cessary to . choice. which il certainly .
| good working margin. No q seems TO
know how the Lyon delegation will 60.
While Daggett is taking no open part in
the fight, it Is clear his sympathies are
with Sabin. He does not want both on
| GERS from this end Of the State.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-10

The salt Lake Tribune ON the Out
look I'm shat Section.
Wood River created some stir in Eureka
last winter and spring. Good reports
from that section are once moro revived.
The Salt Lake Tribune has the following :
There seems to be no decrease in the in
terest taken in the Wood River country.
but, on the contrary, nearly every day sees
some departure for that region by the
sturdy prospector, "bound to hit 1t this
time. sure !" Those who have been there
and returned are eagerly piled with cues
tons on all sides, and there is but one
opinion expressed by those who have visit
cd the c~ountry-that 1t Is u Of great
promise.
After inquiring, however, Of many par
ties, it il quite certain that exaggeration
has been INDUCED in - to the richness OF
the country. In the first place the forma-
ton ia generally . limestone one. and the
old miner knows what that means. In the
next place there is not . mine in the Wood
River country to-day, but there are several
prospects almost entitled to the rank OF .
mine, but which have not yet had their
permanency guaranteed. The deepest
shaft in the region 10 down only about 30
feet, but. ON the other hand. there is every
indication from the looks Of the formation,
length Of the veins. etc., that they 60
down to . good depth.
At present there Ia not much develop
ment going on. Proposing 10 the rule,
| and when one claim IL located the mine
hunter il OF to drive his stakes somewhere
| else. Among those who are thus occupied
are several Colorado men. who report that
II this region we're in Colorado IL would
have $4,000 people in II within three
months. The district IL an extensive one,
however, and all the mines are not going
to be discovered for some tine to come
Mineral commences near BY the lava beds
indeed right ct them. and for mile aftei
mile good claims can be located. The orei
are, Of course. base and carry . large PEI
centass Of lead.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-10

The following 10 the official letter Of the
Eureka Consolidated for the week ending
August It'll:
W. W. TRAYLoR, San Francisco-Dear
Sir: No change in the mine worthy OF
special notice since last report. Both fur
naces are running smoothly with an album
dance Of ore to keep them in operation.
The following prospect work has been done
in the several drifts this week: Sixth level
Drift north Of west ~ feet, In all l40
feet. Eighth level-Drift north. near west
line, II feet, In all SO feat. Ninth level
Winxe sunk "A feet. In all ~ feet. Tenth
level-Drift east 1s feet, In al $50 feet.
Yours truly, H. DoNNELx, sup't.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-10
Granssvflle.

Says the Enterprise N. wertheimer.
the well-known cigar dealer Of this city.
has been taking q look ct Gr~antsville. He
is well pleased with the prospects Of the
town, and particularly well pleased with
have 20 stamps in operation are putting
up 90 more. and are talking Of still another
20-or so stamps in all. Other mines are
expected to come to the front before long.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-10
The Irreprcssible Coming.

Charley Palmer. the irrepressible Com
stock a~uctioneer, will arrive in Eureka to-
night. He stopped over ct palisade last
night. Charley Is one Of the best stump
orators in the sage-brush. but his chief
business il to sell goods and notions. He
will ind many old a~cquaintancea on the
Base Range.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-10

Our base ball club returned last night
from Battle Mountain. The boys cleaned
out all contestants, and they come home
crowned with victory. They knocked the
Battle Mountain Club out OF time. and
hardly left o grease spot Of the Austin
nine. The Eureka Club was the ~favorite
from the start, and the boys could not get
enough money bet to pay their expenses.
But they had . nice time, and are we'll
pleased with the treatment and courtesiss
bestowed by the people Of Battle Noun
tain.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-10
FLUE DUST.

Scraps from the Notebook Of she
sentineI's Reporter.
Con. Virginia has declared another div
idend Of so cents.
The Union Guard picnic is reported q
grand financial success.
There were q large number Of Ruby Hill
people on the streets last evening.
The surveying party. for the extension
Of the e. 4 p. Railr lad, in charge Of Mr..
J.. w. Hudson. left Eureka yesterday morn
ing for the scene OF their labors.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-10

1t appears after all that General Sabin
has the big end Of the White Pine delega-
ton to the Republican State Convention.
The delegation stands three for Sabin to
two for Beatty. Hon. A. G. Cleavland has
the proxy from Oeceola. It Is instructed
for Sabin. Mr.. Cleavland informed = SEN
rISEL reporter that he would take no
special interest In any contest ct Carson,
and should not have attended the Con-
vention at all had be not been on his way
to San Francisco.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-10

over the valley.

From . gentleman who spent last Sun
day across Spring Valley, we learn that the
Rose mine shaft Is being sunk in excellent
vein matter. In sinking the last 40 feet
the work has all been upon a vein Of good
ore, which has increased steadily In size.
The Dugout mine is also showing up very
satisfactorily to Its owners having q large
quantity Of rich ore in sight.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-10

The Republican Central Committee Of
Lincoln appointed the delegates 70 the
State Convention, and instructed them for
Daggett and Sabin. The delegates are j.
B. Newman, Ike Barrows, Thompson
Campbell and +. O. Nichols.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-10

Yesterday, a. Mr.. James Powell was
driving across the railroad track above
the Richmond works, his horse became
frightened at . GOAL team. SHED and fell
over the e~mbankmsnt. breaking his neck.
The horse was . valuable q Mr.. Powell
Was not hurt.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-10

The copartnership heretofore existing
between VIM. sholderer and Peter Robsrti.
In the butchering business. was dissolved
yesterday. The business will hereafter be
conducted by MI. eholdersr.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-10

Last Thursday. while working In the
Richmond refinery. Mr.. George Curtis
stepped into some boiling lsad. and burned
his foot very badly. He was sent to the
County Hospital yesterday.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-10

The Richmond Company shipped thiI
morning. bars os bullion. valued d
S1e, 500 80.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-10

Delegates 20 the Convention.
The following Eureka delegates 70 the
Republican State Convention have gone TO
Carson W. W. Bishop. Robert W. Cros-
san, T. 8. Douglas, w. W. Hobart, n. D.
Foley. George Gavin. Thos. Robinson and
Sheriff Kyle.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-10

Little Tommy Tenant. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. J.. Tenant. formerly Of Eureka.
fell from q work bench In Carson the other
day and broke one Of his arms.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-10
YESTERDAYS STOCK SALES.

n
MORNING BOARD.
40 40 wwpx;can~sh 8k 8kb5 on 9h
s u Gould a Curry-360c $3.50 81 5000
tx Rest 4 Belcher-9k ga ga
oes California-195c 1900 lS5c
XIX S-ayage-260c 265c 270c
eek Con. Vireinia-315c 320c 3l5c
sso Cbollar-220c 210c 205c 2 215c
s00 Potosi-170c IN
910 Grown Point-145c
Zoo Imperial-20c 25c
40 Yellow Jacket-4A 420c
AIS Belcher-265c
5o5 Utab-10h 10h
Ss5 sierra Nevada-13 1874 1873 1915 10
13h
900 Overman-130c 1850
GAO Justice-70c
1860 Union-2sh 27% 2k 27s10 ~ 26%
27b30 28h
200 Julia-45c
$40 Silver Hill-50c
800 Challenge
420 Andes-l05c Hoe
100 Original Gold Hill-30c
so Quinn-3
90 Alpha-5
$50 P. Sheridan-3
400 L. Washington-25c
1000 Wells Fargo-l0c
$50 Scorpion-165c 170c
vESING BoARD.
IS Eureka-15h
3s5 Grand Prize-1A
100 Argenta-50c
$50 Belle Isle-60c Csc
100 General Thomas-25c
$50 Day-40c $50
100 N. Belle Isle -40c
100 Albion-20c
1900 N. Belle Isle-45c
$50 Mt. Potosi-10c
60 Bodie-4A An
100 Tioga-1- assessment paid.
100 summit
1900 Goodshaw-1A 120c
1870 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. paid.
100 Championship
100 Blackhawk-20c
$50 Booker-35c soc
$50 Queen Bee-20c l5c
220 Mono-1@
800 Con. Pacific-85c SOC
100 University-25c
385 Jupiter-1k 1909
$50 s. Bulwer-45c
100 Defance-10c
400 A~ddenda-S0c Use zoe
80 Mondays
100 d. Standard 45e
40 MAMMOTH
200 Boston-85c Soc
$50 Orc 1900
200 NJ. White-65c
Is s. King-6
200 Addenda-70c
200 Mt. Potosi-15c
100 Tiptop-7
so Noonday-3
so Oro-130c 1900
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-10

Davidson, q the Psstofaos cigar stand
keeps the celebrated "0wl" brand.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-10

Mining Recorder B. @. Levy yesterds
recorded the following claims


MINING ftecofdef d. 2 Levy Yesterday
recorded the following claims
EUREKA MINING DISTRICT.
Katie Tunnel-1.50 feet locators, p.
o. Fiheld and W. ]. Malloy; located Aug
ust 0, 1880.
Yankee Doodle mine-s00 feet; locators,
W. J. Malloy and p. o. FiAeld; located
August Q. 1880.
NEW
Black Chief-1.500 feet; locators. R. w.
Miles and J. L. Thompson; located Aug
ust L. 1880.
Buckhorn IL 500 feet locators. R. w.
Miles and j. L. Thompson; located August
4, 1850.
Sidney :. 1900 feetj locAtors. r. W..
Miles. y. +. Thompson and Jas. Williams ,
located August 8. 1880.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-10

The "Owl" il the best s'bit" cigar in
town. Fer sale at the Postsnes cigar
stAnd.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-10

Just resolved. 5000 "0wl" cigars. at the
postofios cigar stand.
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ROOM FOR RENT.

A ELEGANTLY FURNISHED FRONT
"A Room for rent at Q reasonable price. on
Mob Hill. Inquire Of MRS. COMBS.
Eureka. July 81, 1880. auGl-lm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-10

A large invoice just received At B. Alex
andsr's, which will bs sold cheaper than
the cheapest.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-10

OF every description all Of -
"A which he guarantees to be of the ~
best quality, and warranted ~ ENA-
- represented and which he offers -
70 sell ct Is per cent. less than any other house
in Eastern Nevada. Also, . good assortment OF
Pebble. Concave and Convex SPECTACLE6 and
EYEGLASSES. Please call and examine my
magnificent stock o. goods before purchasing
elsewhere. No trouble to show goods. Prices
t. suit the times. Special attention paid
70 Fine WAtchwOrk. Fine Watches and
Clocks repaired, cleaned and warranted for one
year. New jewelry made to order and repaired.
All orders from the country promptly attended
to. r. STELER.
Eureka. April 80, 1880. may1 tt
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Z yss wsst : sssd sssAs. sssss u
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FOR SALE

A NUMBER OF GOOD HORSES N
IA Mules for sale. or will be exchanged for
wood or charcoal. For particulars apply to
w. H. SWEENEY / CO,
Fashion Stable. Eureka.
Eureka. July II. 1880. jyls-2w
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-10

DLAsrne Pswsss Il I'll grades q Ran
inUtsa . os'k
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SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED FoR
Nav York Weekly, Illustrated Times,
New York Ledger. Chimney Corner.
Fireside Companion. New York Clipper,
Family Story Paper. Harper's Weekly,
Saturday Night. Leslse's Weekly,
Police Gazette. Police News, and other
The Varieties. Eastern Periodicals,
which Win be promptly delivered by carriers.
Eureka. October so. 1873 oc3i-tf
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sABIN, OR BEATTY {?
The Situation Outlined by . aSen-
tinel" Reporter.
A PREDICTION THAT TAYLOR WILL 81
. DROPPED INTER- THE FIRST
BALLOT.

sabln to win ON shs second.
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WANTED

A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HoUsEwoRK.
"A For particulars apply a. the residecce Of
ussseas Ass.sssseA sssssw
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FOB RENT
A DWELLING HOUSE ON PAUL. STREET.
"A six rooms, with cellar and wood-house.
A. NJ. HILLHOUSE.
Eureka. June I. 1880. iun2-tf
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FOR SALE.

HAVE SEVERAL PAIRS OF SECOND
i hand sash doors. and also two writing
desks. which / will sell cheap for cash. Apply
ct the wholesale liquor store of
juno-lm NJ. B. BARTLETT.
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W.. E. DAVIDSON,
Bookseller, statIoner and
Newsdealer,

FULL LINZ OF
Blank Books and Stationery
OF sv<ry Description kept constantly on hama.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-26

ANY GOod' purchased from
US, should they fail TO please,
can be returned any tune
within fifteen days. and III in
good ord,y) h,y miH be er.
changed or money refunded.
Parties UiyAiHg to loon
through our stock to get our
prices and see the different
styles will receive the SAME
attention ,nhslhsr Mey ,EtsA
TO purchase or no.
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The voItaic Belt CO.. Marshal

win send their celebrated Elccirovoltac Belts TO IA
afflicted upon 30 days trial. Speedy guaranteed
They what they say Write 10 them without delay
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
(From our regular correspondent.
WASHINGTON, ID. G., June 10, 1885,

WASHINGTON, H. e., June 49, 1880.
Congress has left Washington, but the Capt.
tai will be II center Of unusual interest during
the recess Here will be the campaign head.
quarters for both political parties, and all
through the dog day heats, and until what Mr..
Garfield calls the melancholy days of No,
vember, commands and supplies will be issued
from Washington and the fierce strife warcd
IN city and village, on plain and in dingle,
Will receive its impulse and return ITS echo
here.
Already clerks in all the departments have
organized according 10 their several states,
and are prepared to 10 the work they know so
well how to do, for The party that has so long
kept them in slnecurc, at the public expense.
Last night Mr. Garfield trumpeted the key
note Of the campaign in speech from the
balcony Of the Riggs House; but it was note
OF glce-tan sound, characteristic of the cor.
ne and "who shall prepare himself for bat.
Tie: | venture 10 predict that the campaign
VIII no, be waged with much enthusiasm on
Tho part If the republicans Mr.. Garfield Is
No, candidate to excite enthusiasm. Your
correspondent has known HIM for thirteen
years, and has studied HIM, not because he is
individually interesting, but because he is
such type as no student of contemporary
history can ignore. 1t is true that Don Plat
and George Alfred Townsend have recently
written letters that are highly eulogistic of the
croOked recori. But it must be remembered
that these gentlemen would each like to have
q foreign mission or at least firstclass con-
sulship Mr. Garfield, they say, is a great
scholar broad-guage statesman, a brainy
man. do not think he is any of these. I
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-26

CATTLE-EXtra grade shipping steers, a. 65d
81 15 good To choice natives g. 40(d a. Al feeders
fair to good 81. s0@s4.O0; cows common to fair,
3 G0@3g0.
WooL--The market continues weak both here
aud at tue east Askngratcs from store for eastern
eastern Iowa, Wisconsin and Illinois wool rams
~ follows: Tub washed bright 45Gt46 n h; do
dngy and coarse 40@42c; fleece washed medium
40@45c q n: do fine 500, +0c; do coarse 35d37c
unwashed medium 27@30c; do coarse 2o@25c /;
do fine bright 25@27c; do heavy 17@22c; bucks
Aeece l6MlSc.
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think his genius Is chiefly in his lungs and
other viscera HIS voice is very much like the
note of war; he has the famed appetite Of Bos-
wells hero, and the digestion Of an ore crush
err He is superb animal. Mr. Garfeld's
chiefest mental attribute is precocity, not pro-
fundity. He is unripe, prematurely developed.
He rose rapidly from the helm OF canal boat
to the head of fourthrate college for both
sexes. His advancement had been rapid, but
not remarkable, for, In an era and area of low
culture, fppant oratory is considered proof
of genius, and a resonant voice IS mistaken
for oratory. None of Mr.. Garfields speeches,
indeed scarcely single paragraph, Will bear
literary criticism. Gush and grandloquence
are the characteristics Of his style. The first
time heard him speak was ut a college com
mencemcnt twelve years ago, when he exhort-
ed us IN such platitudes as Ito keep up with
the times, to press forward to the van and
march abreast with the latest thought Now
rejecting men do not have to be very old be-
fore they learn that the latest thought is not
necessarily the best thought. But IN these
few words think we have q key to Mr.. Gar
fields mental tone. n religion, politics and
science he believes in many unsound or un-
sounded things. i'Ilate hesi.ated and asked
What il truth" If Mr.. Garfield could be
persuaded to answer, he would say, "The new
est tangled thing"
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From the TImes, Feh. -, ls;s.
"SAyED HIS LIFE"

SPRINGFIKLp, TENN, May 6, 1879.
DR.. a. IL. WHITE Dear Sir am selling great deal OF
your PuimonTia have large demand for It. and
mend II 10 all rs the best cough medicine In the market and
am not afraid To recommend IT, had II thoroughly
tested on one OF my customers, who given up To die
After taking three ftyceD bottles OF PanOnaria com.
mcnced Improving and when he had taken the NTH bottle
he and In my store, and said 1T LIFE
and that :" he should always love and the Pumonara,
for II had saved him from DEATH the cause OF his
taking It," told him not to love me, hut Dr. white the
of this medicine selling from eight
hftcen bottles week OF your PulmOnaria.
Yours truly W. ECKLES.
Sold In Ottawa by Forbes Gehrng. noyl5
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Bloomington Leoder: The Peoria Democrat
says the Democratic Convention at Springfield
was very temperate gathering. or course 1t
was men always behave well at II funeral, and
that is precisely what the Springfield gather,
ING was.- Gdlesburg Republican, Register
Yes; the Republican party committed sui
eide in Springfield few weeks ago and the
Democracy met there the 10Th to bury 1t and
they did it most eilectually That's the kind
OF funeral it was.-I'eOrta Democrat
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, June 20, 1880.

CHICAGO, June 26 1880.
The Time, Of yesterday says:
The board of trade markets were irregular on
yesterday. Wheat ruled hrmer and higher, corn
easier; oats weaker rye steady, and provisions
bcarsh AS rule. Mess pork, however, closed
at a small advance. Speculation was generally
quite active. On Change cash property closed
nj the following pricps.