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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-03-25
lrPOrRtIOn Clerk,

EDS. HERALD: Please announce the name Of
CLERK. CITIZENS. .
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-03-25
Report Of WABASH school for the term ending

March p, 1880:
Number of pupils enrolled 80; Daily attend
.ance 2T: Per cent OF attendance 80. The follow
ing is the result Of examination held at the close
of the term Sina King 90, Clara Sturgeon 90,
Sarah Rife 03, Ada Rife n, Edtl Orr S3, Gertie
Mccoy 08, Josie Gellcr 70, Mitte Geller IS, Mary
Thornton 92 Sarah Thornton 06, Sarah Simmons
75, Mary Mccoy 0l, James Summons so, William
Jason Crawford 82 Scott Lynch 10, Albert Lynch
so, Frank Lynch ~ William Rife rs, William
Jones 50, William Thornton 81, Clarence Mccoy
"a, Albert Anderson H. John King 92, Arthur
Mccoy so, William Tracy u, James Merchant 60,
William Dickey 90. Having labored here for six
months / can truly say that both parents and
children are deeply interested in the cause Of
education, and consequently the children have
done remarkably we'll.
CONDA ELLIS, Teacher.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-03-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
RopubIIcan Primary Election.

Announcements under this heading, occupy
ing five lines or less, 50. Announcements Of
greater length charged for according to space
occupied.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-03-25

y B. COLLIER win be an independent can
didate for Constable Of Union township, al the
coming April election.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-03-25
LOCAL MATTERS.
sCH0OL REPORTS.


Report OF the West Lancaster school, for the
six months term, ending March II, 1880:
Number Of pupils enrolled, boys Al; girls "A;
total 65: Average daily attendance boys 3O;
girls II; total a.. Average monthly enr0umehI'
boys 83; girls 81; total 81. Per cent, OF atteha-
ance 81; number OF visitors during the term "a,
several of which were in q number OF Times.
Scholars present every day Of the entlre Term Term
Eddie Allen, Oscar Allen, Claud Alien Grant
Fearl, Oliver Fearl, Myrta Bryant, Lizzie HUI
less, Ella SandersOn. Scholars that were az
sent only one day. Gurtie Wilson, Charley Al
len, Freddie Bryant Frank Degroat WINE
Jones' Cassie JONES' Charley Wilson. Literary
each alternate Friday afternoon has been a de-
cided success The term has been one OF gne
most pleasant Of my experience as teacher ana u
was with regret that we closed the term, in SO
doing we lose q number OF our large, enthusiast
tic and much loved scholars, The presence OF
so many parents and friends, and the many
words OF encouragement during the term nave
been great aids toward securing the daily IN
terest of our school, and assure us that we are
not alone in the great work Of education. The
entertainments which was given at night, not
Withstanding the nclemency Of the weather,
was well attended, the house being filled The
exercises which consisted Of musiCb the Edge
field Band; vocal music, dialogues, recitations,
select reading, concert reading and volunteer
reading was enjoyed by all, and every one gave
tokens Of an evening pleasantly and prohtaDly
spent The spring term will commence April 8.
We hope the parents and friends will continue
to lend us their aid and we will assure you that
you will be blessed with the fruits Of your labor.
j. l.. STRALEY, Teacher.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-03-25
For mnrshaI.


EDs. HERALD Please announce the name o
M. BARCLAY as q candidate for Mayor of M,
village Of Washington ut the ensuing Apri
election. MANY CITIZENS
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21
THIRD EDITION
GENERAL NEWS.

Diphtheria continues Its ravages in
Brooklyn, New York. $50 cases OF the
disease and so death were repor.ed last
week.
A heavy snow storm prevailed yes
tsrdAy at Petersburg and Danville, IN
Virginia.
A Telegram from Halifax, Nova SEQ
TIA reports that while a woman was
walking along the street, on Sunday
night, holding an umbrella in front OF
her to protect her from the snow, she
came into collision with q man and
tainted from the shock. She was reyiy-
ed in a neighboring drug store, but has
become insane.
The River and Harbor bill, 1t 10 ex-
pected, will be reported to the House to-
day. The amounts appropriated aggrs-
gate $50, 100000.
The Senate Judiciary Committee yea
terday took up the nomination OF Judge
Woods to be Associate Justice OF the
Supreme Court, but laid 1t aside, with
the other nominations, for future con-
sideration. Ii 10 understo cd the nomi-
nation will be fayorably reported and
confirmed without opposltion.
The Senate yesterday confirmed Wolf
gang Schoenle, of Ohio, to be Consul
at Barmen, Prussia James Monroe, U :.
.. Marshal for Westerc Michigan F; T..
B. Turner,U. S. Judge ior Western Tex
as, and Lafayette McLa.s, postmaster
At Savannah.
L Judge Houston has notified e. l.. Ma
TN, through counsel, that he will with
draw his contest OF the latter's election
as Congressman from Delaware.
President Hayes, Secretary Evarts and
General Sherman left Washington, yes
tsrday morning, to attend the dinner of
the New England Society in New York.
The total value ct the exports OF do
msstic provisions and tallow from the
United States for the eleven months end
ing November 80, 1880, was SIZE, no.
o2l, against 500 100, ,62S during the cor
responding period OF 1870.
The Comptroller of the Currency ha!
declared a ninth dividend Of ten pei
cent. for the creditors oft Lock HaveI
sNetlonal Bank, of Lock Haven, Penn
sylvania.
Ihe Virginia Midland Railroad wa
yesterday TO a syndicate Of creditors, TO
$5,o0o,000.
Four hundred miles of new railroad
have been constructed in Ohio durinl
the last year.
The United States steamer Galena lef
Portsmouth, Virginia, on sunday, 70
the Mediterranean.
A Women's Land League has beel
organized in Cincinnati on the plan adopt
ed In New York.
In pursuance Of call issued by Bisho
Keane, OF the Catholic diocese OF kicl
mond, Virginia, q meeting of Catholi
liquor dealers was held In the Cathsdra
II all, in that city on Sunday night, il
reference to the observance Of the Sun
day law.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21
Police Hearings.

Az the hearings beiore the MAJ or On
81 irdaY evening, Thomas Bates, sex
on of Odd Swedes church, was artaign-
ed on the charge of having opened a
grave without permit. The charge
was brought by l.. B. Fiazer, Registrar
OF Deaths aud Burials.
Mary Morrison, colored. for attempt
ing to pick the packet Of Ella Taylor,
vas held in the sum of $500 bail 10 an
swer the charge at the next term Of
Court.
The hearings yesterday morning com
prised Eliza Miller aud Helena Spencer,
sho were each required TO pay 81 and
costs for disorderly conduct.
James Dougherty, for vagrancv was
sentenced to tlsirty days Ia jail. -Four
cases of drunkenness with the usual pen
atty Of 30 cenIs, wound up the docket.
Governor Foster, Of Ohio, has with
drawn from tile ntest for u. 5. Sena
tor from that State, thus leaving the
field TO Secretary Sherman.
IL is announced that the first numbe
OF "a revolutionary, socialistic masa
line," with the not very pleasing title o
the "Anarclist," will be issued in BostoI
IN few days. The editor is Nathan
Ganz and among its contributors ar
MeGotu Garbaldi, Felix Pyat, Lee
Hartmann and Ad. Schwitzgubel.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21
wANAMAKER a BROWN. PhiiA.
The Reduction IN
Clothing at Oak
Hall.

The clothing marked
down Saturday comprised
about 5000 suits and over
coats. Both the suits and
the overcoats are various
enough to constitute a
complete stock Of them
selves, so that you may
be reasonably sure OF find
ing among them what will
both suit and tit you.
Some of the very lowest
priced mems suits we make
,rc among them; $40 reduced
to IS so, and some of all
grades up to excellent suits
at $2o, reduced to $50 and
S27 80 reduced to S25.
A $40 overcoat at $l6 so
is not to be missed on a cold
morning. Even the boys,
whose clothing has been wait
ing for this cold snap will not
object to the taking off OF
three or four dollars from
the cost of suit and oyercoat.
Remember this All these
garments were made by ouI
people, under our own eye,
and before this reduction
were marked as low as they
ought to be sold, We couldn't
afford to reduce them, bui
we must sell ia ter to keep W
with our work people.
We know how to sell fas
ter viz, by selling lower
We have been selling taste
for nineteen years, faster thar
our competitors. That W.
have done of course by sell
ing lower. Now we have t.
sell faster than ourselves
and down goes Il part Of on
stock, whether we can aflor'
it or not.
Whatever you don't lik
bring back. If there b
grumbler, we don't want ou
clothes Oh him
. WANAMAKER & BROWN
OAK HALL, Sixth and Market,
nuv2i. Pnlladelphi
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21
General News

Al meeting of the Monroe
County, New York, Land League,
held yesterday, in Rochester, it was
ordered that $3.50 be sent TO Ireland,
for the Parnell defence fund.
Steamers and sailing vessels were
detained in the harbor at Charleston,
south Carolina, yesterday, by a
heavy northeast gale.
The u. 5. Senate was not in ses-
sion on Saturday. In the House the
Military Academy Appropriation
dill was passed. The Diplomatic
Appropriation bill was considered
III committee of the whole and re-
ported to the House, but failed to
pass, the vote being lao to 2-less
than IA quorum of the members.
The House thereupon adjourned.
The steamship Greece, which ar
rived at New York, yesterday, from
Loudon, reports that on the l4th
INST, she possed the steamer Waes-
land, from Antwerp. under sail, her
engines being out Of order.
In Cleveland, Ohio, on Saturday,
Judge Barber refused an application oi
The Standard OIL Company for an order
- rt strain Schoheld, Shermer * Ieagle
from manufacturing more than 5000
barrels Of oil in one year as per contract
With tha Standard Company. The
Judge held thai the contract was at var
lance with the laws of trade, and in con-
diet with public policy aud therefore
void.
Mr.. Archiba Forbes, the famous
| Brush war correspondent, was given d
| receDtiDu bv the YouDR Mems Christian
Association in Washington on Saturday
| uignt. There WAS a large Attendance
including journalists.
James S. Morrison, president of the
Manhattan Banking Company, OF New
York, died on Saturday night, aged u
| years.
The total value of the exports OF do
nestle breadstuffs from :he United
States during the eleven months ending
November 30th, 1880, was S2o7 ,762, $50
against $3.50 70l ,6O4 during the CORES
ponding period Of 1879.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21
ARRESTED FOR SELLING PAPERS

A small lad was arrested yesterday
IN mprning for selling papers that be offered
for sale, were number of copies OF the
Out. when he was ar Aligned befoi g
the Mayor last evening, there was no
evidences 10 prove that the boy had d s.
posed OF any OF the papers in question,
aud he was dismissed.
The Mayor took occasion 10 say how
ever, that he had not been arrested be
cause lac had certain papers IN this pos
session, but because he was violating the
laws In regard 10 Sunday In selling an,
papers. There had been consid, rable
1mplaint by Church goers beiug al.
n"y d by boys calling their papers In
he viclnity Of the churches. The May
or further said thai as the boys hal
commenced IL sell papers that could moi
be properly called newspapers lie inten.
det TO stop the traffic on Sundays alto
gelher.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21
COURT ROOM tURNIruRE.

The jury box, witness stand and pris-
oner's dock for use in the new court
room arrived this morning aud were
rlIc, Il in position. The former consists
OF two platforms within an enlosure,
each cdraDie OF accommodating stA
chatr-. The witness box Is aheut three
ieet quare, and dccessi bic by three steps
The prisoner dock is wonderful att ar,
eight feet long by hve feet WIDE, with
he enclosure surmounted by fierce LOOK
no bars aud spike. 1t Is large ana
clumsy, aud is aDout the only piece OF
furniture In the room that looks out vi
place.
About half of the 400 iron chairs TO 20
iown III the Court room are now in DO.
sitiUn,
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21

WALL STREET YEsTRRDAY.-Stocks
declined under free sales, but rallied a
fraction at the close. Money ON call .rul
ed at per cent, although in the last
hour there were transactions At l-94
premium. Railway bonds were very ae-
tive and generally strong. Foreign ex-
change was in better demand and rates
were higher.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21
WITHDRAWN.
JUDGE HousroN wIrHDRAws FnoM
THE CONGRESSIONAL coNrnxr


Last Friday, Judge Houston, who
as the Republican candidate for Con
gress contested the election of his suo-
oessful competiior, Col. e. l.. Martin.
came upto Wilmington to look after
the chances of his contest. What he
heard from his party friends here was
evidently not very encouraging, as the
republican, next day, contained an
editorial vaguely limiting that the CON
test would be withdIaMn.
This morning George ii. Bates.
Esq, counsel for Col. Martin, received
from Judge Houston a notification of
ihe unconditional withdrawal of the
contest. IL is surmised that the Judge
while in this CITY, received very little
encuuragement from the influential
Republicans here, and learned what
the latter have all along claimed, that
the contest was simply device on the
part of Fisher, Harrington and others
of the Dover ring to keep themselves
foF awhile longer before the public
notice.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21
FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACH.
ERS

The Normal Glass Tor Sabbath School
Teachers, and all who wish to h. ct me
teachers meets lhls evening AT quarter
helore eight o'clock, ia the CeuIral
Church lt cture room TO be led nv R.v
y. Is. DuVAl. Proposition stili undef
examination, "Cmistianity is a super-
paufal divine argument" Argument To-
night from the miracles Of our Lord
The Importance or the institution IA seen
n the interest manifested by the num-
bers that attend
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21
A SLIGHT ACCIDENT.

A few days ago while workman
named Athsworth, emp Dyed in Riddles
cotton Factory, was etnploy ed ia pulling
up large belt, lie was struck on the lef,
temple by bar of iron and kno, kel
Gown. He was removed to his residence
ana medical ard summoned. Th, wound
was painful one ana he was Obliged 10
remain in the house tortwo or tbr,,s ~
lie ~ now able to resume hls duties 81,
the mill. ~
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21
REDUCED RATES.

During the holidays, the p, w. *
b. X. Il. will sell excursion tickets To
all points on the main line and bran
ches at greatly reduced rates. The
tickets will be sold only on the follow
ing days: December gath, 18th, 31st
and January 1st, good o return on o.
before January 3rd. The fare between
here and Philadelphia and return viii
be 70 cents.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21
l.a,ea..ens for Ee-lsar.

Northeast to northwest winds, with
snow, followed by clearing weather, in
the southern potion Of the Middle
States, falling, followed by rising barom-
eter, and slight changes in temperture.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21
EGIsrERs OkDh"'
- REGIsTERs OFFICE Nov. lG lsaI

REGISTERS OFFICE Noy, ,R 1881.
New Castle VA
trnon the application o. i IL FOX, lals
OPVn slr.tnr OF George H. IA IA eoud
huip a. nastle Hundred, IN aa s.,iad Dy
Nem - n taurdered ana uiiys IN, azores
deceasei, ,hai inc AdmlnlsIIaA.'y,,a, A',a,. ol
hesisoet ne,tic,s Of granting oi Le''O ',' of The
give noeioe no' nnuu the estate =. tnsr
thlnlstratti'ht ti,. date OF granilnssa - nls
ceased, VIII naaverllsements 70 w df
by causihs cas,v days IRON the ia" ~ 0Iace4 N
letters in DIX ol lhe .i.s,ls. Isle requiIlls
the county OF New eW',.,is LIS against lno /
nersons having d.au,,. denia OF abide "
ME 10 present the en ni a case n,dds
Act of Assembly III SUI Inc saL1s
,rovIded: aud aiso caup N.',ne period u
ploosr,,,d within the sam noo4sspaperP *
m%,ISTNaTos w. GAZETTE, "a 10 10 conl
W,..I " @ IN Warrington. az a. d. II
,,sd therein three "eeh', "e1.',, Ne uanI sla
ued .n Gwen undef strpisler slle n aloIe.
- of Onice oi tle Nv IN New ~
CJ al New CAstie' and veal suy
C,,,n,,,v AFORESAID, me l"i l'ii,;,js a Rysis's'
written.
NOTICE. against
,u ,orsons having nn claiin' present
All peFsotnS psts aeceased. mus p,inlslrs
ssi&ss ss%s duly H d Il s sn' Of HS9is '
or on or sssnSiy SsiH5g in sqoh Gss IS %IAs;S .;S
.vided. Adil'N
.,ares.-wilmlnyton' . Del
uOvli -5weod' ..s.----.s.-----
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21
A Bit of History.

In one OF the main haiIs OF the Wofio-
gnowued charity Hospital OF New OF
leans "a beautiful tablet records the MS
tory of "A nob.e ueed, which shou De
source OF pride To every Pennsy lvanlah.
IL Is this: sIHz CHARITY HOSPITAL OF
LOUISIANA was founded IN The year 100
by Don andres Almonaster Y hoxas, 10
whose generous endowment, munincenee
pi the L., ,gIsiature of this State. and ths
nberality OF the State OF PennsylVanlal
the community is indebted for the means
IDCt tCXXXII. Tits Ie calls The fact that
since 1910 Ils eNIstencs has been continued
by meHns of the endowment OF the Loui.
slana state Lottery Company, giving AZ
over 100000 In that time. A letter au :
dressed - NJ. A. Dauph1n, New Orleans
La, or same person at No. 3lS BroadWa
New York City, Will furnish any one, one she
particulars, declo-ot'
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21

NOTICE.-Dr. Khne's Great Nerve
Res.vrsr is khe marvel Of the age for all
Nerve Diseases. All dts stopped hee.--
Send 10 y3l Arch Street Philadelphia,
Pa. oct 0-ly
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21

IT will be seen that, as suggested
in our first edition this morning was
prabable, Judge Houston has with
drawn from the contest for the seat OF
Hon. Z. L. Martin. in Congress.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21
REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle Co.. Dec. lsl, ~

REGISTER OFFICE,
New Castle Co.. Dec. lsl, ~
Upon the application OF lheoPhllui
Jones ard } hn II. lynes hAecul
OF uichard X. Jones, late Ol "i,ulus
Hundred, III said county, dtceAl
A. Is ordered and directed .!
Register taaL tie EX,cuLOfa AlOIej
give notice uI granting 0l lellels
Iamentary upon tne estate oi .Ae ..aO, uOI
ed. win me date Ol granting lheIgo
causing advertisements u Dc pOsse1i y
in forIS dAys IRON The dale 0l suil icy
IN six oil lhs mosl PuDliv p,aV an |
county Of New Castle, fc4uii!hs o.
SONS having demands asa.i's' ..is =, III nj
present The saineUI anus % a, ~ i',,,yil
sembly In sucn case llldle ait - P'V,si ma,
And also cause the same 10 ~ iTss, n,i
wiihtn Ine same peH0d ~ u.Y IN
tiAzETTF, a newspaper puOlis,uoa i,lp..,n M n
mIuyton. and 10 DO cunlluueu Nis'S'
49," " Given under lhe llsad t,.... aIu
81 \. ! OF ONCE Vi Ile hesls'elI Wv l,OiS Ca
New Castle III ~ -, al.
county, Aforesaid, llig Iei aii,,1;s as Reslste
written. o. y
NOTICE. cha
All nersons having ctailn' asa aga, tbe 4
,ate af Inc deceased. must Pfesen' '-.','s IS MI
- atIe.ted, " The EAe.u,S inc All
n.19ra nsc. Isl, lssl, OF aOiue oaI w NM
t1v IN stcn case male ant
cd. III E.Oi a LINES,
JOHN H. '0 Executor
Address:-Doyer' Dela'a'"
decl- -eodJw. -
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21

James Redpath lectured in Music
Hall, Providence, last evening, u
crowded audience, on the lrlbh laud
question Mr.. ParnelPs mother was
present aud made brief addre5s'-
BisboD Hendrickson sent a letter with a
cOutri button to the cause.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21
TIE BURNHARDT SALE.

The sale Of reserved seats for Sarah
Bernhardrs appearance here opened at
Z. +. Thomas Il Co.'S store, this morn
ing, but was not very largely attended,
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21

Keep II In the house and It will save
you many an anxious moment during
the changes OF season and weather We
refer To Dr. Bulls Cough syrup.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21
JACKSON
Lime and Marble Company, :

HOCKEssIN, DEL,
Have made preparations for burning the
noted Jackson lime with wood alone ana
are ready 70 furnish.
Up to Its Original Standard,
The best building lime in the United
States. 1t will make double as mucL
mortar TO the bushel as some OF the oiheT
mortar lime In use, and 90 per cent. more
than the most OF them.
p. o. Address, Hook essin, Del.
$50 Jefferson street, Wilmington Del
ap8-wtL
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21
HISTORICAL SOGIErY

The regular monthly meeting Of the
iiirtorictl society Will be- hell This Non.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21

No one shou d have brses tied up ia
the alaD e Win me EplzOOuc, when N. b
tsy Druggist for % Cents. Guarant'ed to
cure. no,, q H. 70
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21
REGISTERS ORDERS
REGlST as ORDER,
REGI5TERs : UFrIcr

NkW CASILk COUNTY, Dec lj.h, lSs0I
Upon the application NJ Rachel GChl
Ter ana Jos 80 Chandler, Admlula
tors OF Maishal ). Chandler. lall
Chri'tlana Hundred, ia SAID eOuS
deceased. II is ordered ard directed
The Register that observation-disclosures Al
said give notice OT the sranllng Of ed
ut Administration upon lhe estate Of /
deceased, witn Tue dale Dt granting IA
OF, 10y causing advertisements 10 br p0a
within lOrty days from tue date Of Il
letters, In six ot Tie mus public paca
the county Of New Castle. requiring
persons having demands against tha
tate u pres al me same Ur abide byI
act Of assembly in sucn case made
provided. And also cause tue same
inserted within the same period Ia /
WiLMGNGTUN GAzLrrE, a newspaper 4
llshed IN WlimlngtOn,anI lO c01ll11
therein three wU,Ks. De. q, d.
, Given under The hand and
l.. >. OF office Oi The heglsIef alere
N--I at New Castle, ~ New u
county aforesaid, the day and J ear al
wTittUu. ,. C.. BiGYs, htShIV
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21
" Jim ngtOL Markets.

MONDAY, Dec. 70. 5 4. NJ.
Beef cattle were dull this week 800
head sold at the different yards a. 3 "A
O14c. ana lew extra show cattle at 7e.
yer 10
SHEEP were in demand and prices
were fraction higher. 6sO0 head ar
rived and sold at the different yards al
aAaB12c., and lambs AT u aa7c., per lb., As
70 quAlity
Hoes we're in fair demand, but prices
were fraction higher. 50 U head so. / at Tue
different yards at Gaze. per To-, as 10 con-
dItion.
PARK DROVE YARD.
FjtE- -sseond and Lancaster ave. Dee. 18th.
sHEEP- kxtra. no TO lSn ms, Js. too; good
~ % lUU Rs, y To 81 1alr, ~ % 50
As., 81 To -; good lamDs. ~ 10 "a me
dunn lambs, . To on coaiiAun iAnps,
q ~ ~ e. 70 OaIvsA, 10 %. ArrivalA,
300O head
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21
NlL1LlE.

ALI persons having claims against
estate OF The deceased must present
same duly ailested " the Admlnistra1
on or befUTe DECEMBER 18TH, ISL OF Al
the act Of Assembly Ia such Case u
and provided. ou.,,,,r,
RACHEL g. CHANDLER
JkssE CHANDLER,
Admi
Address CentIeyIlle, Del.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21
- EGIsTERs ORDER.

Address CentIeyllle, Del.
decl3-3weod.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21
The CITY MarKet

The following were the ruIing prices n
market tnis mOrAlnR:
Butter, fresh, peg pound ...... $50 "
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-22
NOTICE.

r HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED aABRIEI.
i NORdANTINI. Of the town Of Eureka,
coming to me, on all property owned by me in
the town and county Of Eureka. State Of Ne
vada and hereby notify the tenants occupy
ing said property. that he 10 the only person
authorised 70 receive said rents.
PIETRO MARTEILHTTI,
Eureka. Nevada. April !. leo. q IN
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-22

THE REGULAR MEETINGS OF TEE
i American Labor Union viii be held ct
Armory Hall. on THURSDAY EVENING Of
each week. Any person desiring information
applying 10 the Secretary, at Armory Hall, BE-
tween the hours Of and O'clock ?. H., GsAly.
A. O. BISHOP, Presideat.
4. n. oA,xPBnLL. Secretary. aplT.H
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VIyMNENUCcA TRIBE. NO. ., IMPROVED
w Order Of Red Men. hold regular coun-
oils Of Nasonic Hall on the third sleep Of sveFy
seven suns, st the seventh run. tAirtis3h breath.
DojourninG braves. warriors end chiefs. are
cordially Invited 70 meet in council.
r. n. BEATTY, oachsm.
NAx JACOBS, Chief Of Record. al