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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-25

tnsfe was trouble in the Truckee Saloon
'''' aiyas about 10 o'clock. between a Pole
wv sfenchman. The first named is an
slp'0ys Of Mr.. cazeaux's at the slaughter
s'u''' os'ow town, and when not In LIQUOR
"s'ery quiet man. The Frencbman's
-Aue We did not learn. but he is a car
ra'ef and has worked about town consid.
s'''' ''nee the FIRE. he. too. is said to
'nan who attends to his own business
'a'n not drinking. But last night thew
s ssls Doth on their gin. and were Joking
Ios;a osaer for some time. Finally the
slnoss, turned to taunts and they scufied
.snssa . night several times, but were
e,srs,a; and ordered to desist. When
Is.nlns was supposed to be settled the
nnoa ' I'm approached his man and seized
81 us shoulders. whereat the Pole drew
,usnna a,asonist up TO him quickly and
P rspppp OUT with his teeth q piece Of the
qusr,sn INA chin about the size OF ga
nsra;a. The Frenchman withdrew re-
Thsnahlng that 1t was rather early for
Bishon turkey dinners, and DR..
Tina ! appeared to take q stitch In
tie no arrest was made last night In
ef' and 1t may blow over.
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$3.50 r. N.

Alta. 64s. ca b; Justice. 155b, 160s,
l6Os; Imperial. lob, l5a, l5s; Goodshaw,
Hob, lisa, 1l5.; Benton. hob. lisa. ll0si
Savage, 220b. 2aa PAS; Andes, sob. S5a.
Sos; Sierra Nevada, 7bb, Sa. 7Ns; Mexi-
can, SAB: Ophir, 5Ha; Silver Hill. Ssh,
10; Hale 4 N~rcross. 430b: Chollar, ls0b;
Exchequer, hob; Alta. 6ks, 6kb, 6Aa;
Gould L Curry, IA; Justice. l60b. 165a.
1855; Alta, 6hs; Chollar, 2b, 205a. "a;
Hale 4 Norcross. 425b; Benton. 115s;
Union. lis. lib. 1lAs; Potosi. 190b. "a;
Con. Dorado. 35b; Bullion. 135b. 140a,
1855; Scorpion. l15b; Best A Belcher. 9b.
ska. o.; Gould 4 Garry, s90a; Alta. 6h b,
8ka; Andes, Ssh, s0s; Benton, 1905; Saw
age, 2l5b. 220a, 22Os; Crown Point. Id;
Belcaer. s5b. la, Ia; Gould & Curry. 1855,
Ss0s. sAb, ga: Alpha. 240b. 2ka, 2@s;
Union. iIhs; California, III i6Oa; Alta.
eh, Cha. Chs; Benton, Hob, lisa; Con.
ASA.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-25
FLUE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook Of the
Sensiners Reporter.
Thanksgiving Day.

Thanksgiving Day.
About four inches of snow has fallen
this trip.
Mr.. j. r. Kendall left for Hamilton this
morning.
Postofice hours will be from ~ to ]
O'Clock to-day.
Trot out your sleighs to-day, and give
your lady-love a ride.
The telegraph lines were working all
right again yesterday.
The District Court adjourned yesterday
until Friday morning.
All the barber shops will close at 4
o'clock this afternoon.
All the principal bars in town will dis
pense egg. nogg this morning.
The San Francisco Stock Board yester-
day adjourned to Monday next.
The banks and most Of the business
houses will observe the holiday.
The Parker House Restaurant is the
place to get a way-up dinner to-day.
There was plenty of snow yesterday, but
1t was a poor kind for sleigh-riding.
Judge Rives leaves for Hamilton on Mon
day, where he will hold a term Of court.
Miss Jennie Reece, Of Pine Valley, came
up last evening to spend Thanksgiving in
Eureka.
Sweeny & Co. nave some fine turn-outs
for ~sleighing. and they don't charge $40 an
hour, either.
Invitations to eat turkey to-day do not
seem TO be numerous. only among q ia
vored few.
The funeral of Miss Mary J.. Power will
take place at 2 o'clock this afternoon, from
the Catholic church.
Joe Mendes has made a vast improve
ment by putting in swinging doors at the
entrance to his saloon.
A private letter saws that Professor
Wedeles. formerly Of Eureka, is teaching
music at Detroit. Michigan.
The NJ. E. Church sunday-school on
Ruby Hill has doubled in attendance and
interest in the past four weeks.
Colonel Reilly says there has been no
kick about infiammabie material for a cou-
pie OF ~days-since the snow fell.
The Eureka and Palisade train was an
hour late yesterday evening, owing to the
Central Pacific east-bound train being be-
hind time.
Big doings on Ruby Hill Christmas. A
tree will be hung with presents for the
little ones, and the older ones will have
social gatherings.
Jackson denies the story that he is tear
ing down the new brick addition to put In
. frame. He only wants to put on a better
looking front to the edifce.
Mr.. Geo. Z. Millar, OF Austin, who has
been visiting in Eureka for several days,
left for home this morning. 1t is possible
that he may become a permanent resident
OF Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-25
New scenery.

About as neat a holiday present as one
friend can make to another, and one which
will remain in memory for many years, is
a first-class photograph of the donor. Yes
terday, the artist OF Eastern Nevada, Mr..
Louis Monaco, received several background
views, exterior and interior scenery, which,
added to his goods already in hand, makes
his establishment complete. Those wish
ing photographs of any size and price can
now be accommodated with excellent pic
lures. Mr.. Monsco is second to none 10
the quality of work he turns ont. A Ruby
Hill lady came down the other day. and
her baby WAS set" for a photo. When
Charley Mikel took the package up yester.
day. the mother Instant, turned the card
over to spank the child she said il looked
so natural she couldn't help it.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-25
Across the Country.

After prospecting around for a good To-
cation in which to open business. and not
finding one to suit, Ed. Dean has made up
his mind to take in" Arizona. He will
transport bag and baggage. his family and
a portion Of his household goods. Ed. ha.
got n six-horse team. and will move across
the country. 1t is by far tie nearest way,
to go through Pahranagat valley, down
the Colorado to Colyille. thence into Pres
colt, and from there it Ia easy and pleasant,
st this time of year, to go up the ella
river, or to Tucson and Tombstone. OF
east along the Southern Pacific Railroad.
Mr.. Dean goes fixed to see the country. and
pick cut his own location for future bust
ness,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-25

The Paradise Reporter has turned up its
toes. Its editor and manager, Mr.. H.
Warren, don't say that the neighbors
T" didu's come in to see how the yearling
was getting along;' he says the dying wall
shall not tell that the residents of Paradise
went back oil the concern oh, no | the
people up here, though their streets are
paved with gold and grasshoppers, just jog
along and attend to their own business,
and concluded to get the papers published
in some modern Sodom or Gomorrah for
news Of interest. Verify, it is better to
dwell in the tents OF wickedness.
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accidentally Hurt.

yI,s,s'. sheriff williamson's arrival In
,hs~ with his prisoner Cunningham.
eb,,.. " took from our officers ON q
,sIuss,.0 o. robbing D. o. Atkinson Of !.
sspress "a.ch, he placed his man In an
nd inmn sson TO transport him to the Jail.
saddsnin in behind. the team started
aud Tor a. throwing him (the Sheriff. out,
Ms NOT instant he was stunned, bnt
Va lodaalSs seriously g injured. Cunningham
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sticks tO the Trnth.

A dispatch received in Eureka last night
says that Ed. N. Robinson is gone on the
Moody and Sankey racket. As soon as the
fact became known among the stock
brokers in San Francisco they made Q rush
for Ed. to get the " true" business about
Albion prospects, but up to the time the
message was sent, Ed. had stuck to the old
staten, mt he made when a sinner, viz.
a. that the Albion was az good as any ON
the HILL" Saint or sinner, Mr.. Robinson
believes the Albion to be second to nc
mine il this district.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-25

A little fellow was catechised by Mrs.
Kicker at her school yesterday, and after
she had explained all about the origin and
observance Of Thanksgiving day, she asked
him to sum up all she had told him in as
few words as possible. as to the uses the
day should be put to, he replied. ITO eat
turkey in"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-25

A letter received last evening in Eureka
from Mrs. Jot Travis represents her hus-
bands injuries as being Of a more serious
character than was at first supposed; and
still he expects TO be out in q month or six
weeks, at least. The accident occurred, in
the main, as has been published-through
the carelessness OF the hoy in charge Of
the elevator at the Walker House in Salt
Lake City. His worst injury is the frac-
ture OF the elbow. and his mouth and face
were also badly lacerated and bruised. He
is improving slowly.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-25

DR.. Bishop was hurriedly called to set
the broken bones in Mr.. Hutchinson's leg,
on Ruby Hill. a few days ago. The doctor
stated to a SENTINEL reporter yesterday
that the gentleman was getting along finely,
although he had suffered a bad break. The
accident wss the result of a fall upon icy
ground. We have heard OF several tum-
bles, which have resulted in sprains and
internal injuries since cold weather set in,
and 1t behooves the foot-psssengers to be
wary, and fight shy Of slippery by-ways.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-25

Mr.. Ed. Hauser, of the SENTINEL. was
the recipient yesterday Of four boxes of
fine eating apples. They were shipped to
Ed. by his father, who has a large and
young orchard In Dutch Flat. California.
The apples received were Of the Spleen
berg and New Town Pippin species. and
being put up In excellent shape they came
through sonnd and fresh as when they
were first gathered.
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Just Received.

Davidson, Of the White House Clothing
establishment, received yesterday an i'm
mense assortment of overcoats and revers-
IDLE ulsters. Also, a general outfit of all
kinds of clothing, gents underwear, and a
fine stock OF hats and caps, boots and
shoes, which he proposes to sell at bed
rock prices.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-25

Mrs. Carlton, Of Virginia City, a sister
OF ALI. Chartz. is mentioned by the Chron-
icle for the position Of Copying Clerk of
the Assembly. Mrs. Carlton Is a widow
lady. needs assistance. and Is as competent
a. any person in the State. The SENTINEL
would be glad to see her favored.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-25

County Clerk Dodge yesterday issued a
license for Mr.. J. Z. Jones to marry Miss
Lizzie Weyburn, Of Ruby Hill. The happy
pair will be married this evening by Rev.
Mr.. Gallagher.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-25
Rare Opportunity.

A single lady. or q gentleman and his
wife, can find nice rooms and private
board. and at moderate rates, in a newly
furnished house. For particulars apply at
this Office. Y
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-25

Lieut.. Tom Johns writes us as follows /;
" Owing to the storm, the Union Guard
have postponed their social until the
weather is more favorable"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-25

Grape brandy for mince meat; raisins.
citron, currants. pumpkin -four, Cape Cod
canberries and new buckwheat -four. just
to hand, ct T. R. HUTCHINSON h Co.'s
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Booth'a >eiect Oysters.

This celebrated brand OF oysters are not
kept by any other firm In Eureka, and can
only be had at NJ. L. GREaovIcH's.*
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TO MINERS.

A CONTRACT WILL BE LET TO RUN
n seventy-Ave i75) feet OF drift in the Hodg
don mine, In Secret Canyon. For particulars
apply to AID. HASKftL.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-25

A beautiful square. grand Hallet 4 Da-
Wis piano. almost new, for sale cheap. APP
at this Office for particulars.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-25

OSCAR LEWIS. at the Palace Saloon. has
justreceived a superior brand OF cigars.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-25

IL you want to buy neat. clean goods for
Little money. 20 " the Sap francisco
otothins stugs. .
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-25

II you want to save money buy your
clothing at the San Francisco Clothing
Store,
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Wells. Fargo 4 Co. shipped this morning
two barB Of bullion, valued at 80, 400.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-25

TRE finest brands Of cigars can be had
n the pslses Saloep.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-25

and for sale cheap. at
T. n. HUTCHINSON 4 Co.'s
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fnncisco a. sna secure bargains at the sar
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-25

ks ~7-0ass cigar. 80 10 tbs Pslacs
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you n =. Haskell. and he will place
5000 reliable companies.
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~,osrOFFICE HOURS
-..,,mDAYs STOCK SALES.


MORNING BOARD
80 ophir-5s 5t 90
20 Mexican-65 81 o-o. os
~ I'D 4 Curry-370c ~
S soo Rsst Il Belcher-Ss 81
S Sso California 1926
IN Sayape-19Oc 9nc
20 10 Coo. Virginia-2t
10 Cbollar-.{
20 Potosi-lf ao5c q + A
,sa0 Hale & NorcrosSn1ois '
is ~ Yellow Jacket-3Ooc
IA Imperial-l5c
% Kentuck-13
40 Alpha-2s 22Oc
eoo nysrman-85c voc
oW ~ Sierra Nevada-74
~ sisrrs Nsyada-7tb5 "a
30 Utsh-h
no Bullion-l3oc.
On Excheqnef-l4
IN 0~verman-85c 90c
ria ,lustice-11 155c ,o,
l so Union Con. LOG 1o4 1oa lot
rs Alta-5s
eO J~ulia-30c 2jc
loo Caledonia-3Oc
100 New York-2Oc
i0 Occidental-l10c
40 Andes-S5c SOc
100 M. Star-45c
$50 Seorpion-ll0c
1906 Benton-l
800 Brilliant-9Oc
10 Con. Dorado-30c
AFTERNOON BOARD.
10 Eureka Con.-1S
100 N. Belle-S4
10 Grand Prize-165c
700 Nsvajo-lloc
a0 Tuscarora-16c
s. Wales-2
20 Mt. Diablo-4
100 Star Zoe
100 Calumbus-23
100 Tioga-40c
10 Bulwer-1
t2j Goodshaw-105c
30 Mt. Disblo-4
200 Chsmpion-20e
70 Bechtel-l
10 Mono-140c
$50 Con. Pacife-75c zoe 75c
80 Noonday-l20c
30 N. Noonday-14
o Boston Con.-1l0c
b Goodshaw-105c
30 Tptop-2
Us Bodie-4S
80 s. King-ll
60 C,lumhus-2
$50 Star-25c
I'M Svndicata-40c
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
u szs suaxxA AND pAIrsApx


"s''s. Fargo q Co.'S Letter List.
'as Following letter was received at wells.
NY . oos Once last evening and not
answered; Mrs. Ellen Kennedy.
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Rooms to Let.

NEWLY FURNISHED AND coMFoRrA.
IN BILE rooms can be obtstued ct thu
CHICAGO RHNwkEX.
uasgkA, XpxsDbw u, l3$N H1e18
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NOTICE.

A Ii IRISHMEN IN THE COUNTY OF
"A Eureka are requested to meet at the Court
house on Thursday evening. at 7 80 o'clock. for
the urpose Of forming u club to assist the
Land League OF Ireland.
ALEXANDER WILSON,
MAURICE HARrSErr.
THOMAS X. WHEELAN,
PArRIcg STANTON.
NICHOLAS BARLOW.
AMI others.
Eureka. November o.. 1880. nov2S-td
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RUBY HILL.

Thanksgiving on Ruby Hill, owing to
the snow storm, will not be so generally
observed by general Publication as was
supposed a couple of days ago. The Union
Guard have given mp their programme for
amusement in the evening. but private and
public dinners will be in order. Mr.. Tro-
fatter and Miss Lizzie Lang, who conduct
the principal restaurants on the Hill, have
spared no pains to get up fine dinners, and
will serve all the extras to be found in the
Eureka markets to their customers and
callers at the usual dining hour.
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Clippings.


Nurch slrs ~llUlt Wil ID brought 1tn This
state To carly thcelectlon shat He price Of the
tirceuhack vote for Hancock Ellsworth Ameri
can
uttered against the Democrats Il wilI he A bitter
Dill for many of them To volt. for INN next 40
[cnhcr portland Advertiser
40 81! that old Maine IS rctfogrAilns! lloteh
town Plantation IN Somerset county haH doubled
IN PpPnlau"h ~ ten years IN lN'" IT had pm r's
ll j. reporter lnat troupe ana Bass assured jhr
beul'tIatH maj W W frfTN Sh"Id Fatat" HE
hri H ctndI'lat@ .or senator u they demanded
H. MAS poor "flcA- kockand Free lfcSS.
NJ. Iil ,.,,. .st, ..
ri i,iH 4 y -"' '"'S lI'7''c'lH ""'"' "IS
appears TO be that 4 diversion will be maoe in his
favor by tc upertuee men. k"nnchec journal.
t.,,., .,. II L. .... l;;1 Al, v, =
~ ,ast,, iIi.+,ll rs. "'. 49,, :, Il,n u
J. ~ 'o''' y io'Si vi - noal''"'i'"
- 'Pt"a '.',' i' "o ','i tpo 100 i' e"HSi1
i'.y Tn WINK ~ "'"''''c "S'''i c'"'
>..,..o..;,,.,,.,... . ,,i.,,.;...
AZ ''os - ~ ~ 10 III ., a taui''i"i .: ',le
ppe III" IN III! !"i tIo.H ~" -
~ ' i.,, ''',S 'tei'!"H ~ IL
am aSNlE ii.Ito III ~ ''''i 'VIT, "tn Fu't
WI you u US' Wy 'I' ('' '''' 'ii'S "e''' Vi 'Ho
one 'i"' mas ~ '"' l'''' II
CONGRESSMAN Murch t,ll A REPORTER Of the New
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The juciness of the weather of late has been eN

The juiciness of the weather of late has been ex
| trcme.
Mr.. f. c. Bassck, who was thrown from his car
riage and injured, is improving slowly.
The company owning steamer Planet has called a
meeting to see if the Stockholders will authorize the
! sale of the boat
John Frazier, while taking care Of a horse was
pushed through window by the ANIMAL and re-
ceiyed some cuts.
Three mastea schooner Ida f. Whitney is loading
ice for New ork, Her car@o and possibly another
small one will clear the houses At Unity Pond.
Dr :. IL. Tcwsbury, ,kilful practitioner Of
medicine, who died last week in Portland, WA,
located in Frankfort in iS3, and for several wears
thereafter
keen observer of the happenings of the season
says that the number oil one armed young men seen
driving out with young ladies these ,tinlmrr eve
nng- is truly appalling An old soldier say that an
arm is invariably lost during IN engagement.
Mr.. J. F. l>mowlton, Of Montylle TIA, accepted
the position OF teacher in the commercial depart
mcnt ol the East Maine Conference seminary, at
Burk~port. Mr. X. is accomplished in book kcyi-
ing and rrnman~hip, and cannot fail 10 hc acrtpt,-
bic in h- new 20 -itiou.
WT>TEiIoEr. Job Lord E-I. died on the aI~t
ut.. a-ci ~iNt2-,rten years and III months. Nj.
Lord wa chairman of our ~ccytmcn during The
4 want aud a.! Srand Service lib hiliu- the tuWu
quota. Tie. WAS buried with Masonic honol-......
Hem Frcd AtWpnl has Sought tn' Farulaln place
=. Thr Wucrport hani ha- favored "ur citizens
4 with some out .loor evening concerts. MI wished
that some way could be derived M prevent those
from hearing the music WHO arc loo mean to cen.
tribute ~ it, aid....Nlr. =. NJ. Arry one of ulr
aged citizens. is in very feeble health. Fred St
wood has, -d some lot at Norhlort at 4 ycrv
handsome aiy.ury tr1m first co~t...A recent vi~it
/ \" \4thpor Camp ground shows very conclusive
" That the place i growing in population ami
beauty. Numerous cottage and ~oaicty buildings
nave Been ANA are being erected tho present ~ra~ ,n.
Nnd thn-, that have been built several year an.
Icing enlarged uni improved. and /, thorough ~y-
tenn of sewerage i Icing entered upon Charles
\. SWEET OF Wintelnrt, is building nice catt.-p
for MI caoi~p-cd, uf Iaufori....N ilily boat
from Bangor 10 \oltnpori il in great demand Tur
Sea FInNri mas Niitat Thy Ralph Eo~- am HOW
cll alr special i.tvurit'- rn the, rum. TIl. Bu-
ton Hoat- art li'l, d. "hcft," far lhp Nommprt
wharf
~ W~roHr. lh. Eand took their annual c>rur.
-i~n oui pi-nic jn t,ou~e Pond, going up ~Aiurl.,,
A. NJ. anil -l1n4 "trr ~und. rhr Sears Im,t
Iia-r Ell th3b viii play the "pur Boys Of Ban.
-or. 1T Bangor pa FRIDAY. There wili hr an rNrul.
-t0l Ur river. I4Nu- Belfast I'D I ~rar-l,,rt 1t s.
.nl Font ronl at NJ returning same rNtuin-; far,
Nh iAe rnUal trip hit, GENTS r. VII whowoua -r,.
good game ol htl, enjoy pleasant sal and give
tl'r "'l -or"i ~yuH M thi~ Mil l.a -ruul oppar
tmjN....W. T. 1874. X ta,pirl ~cIr. NJ I.tr,rkctt
"ith hlN fr ,.ie \nn. saturday .lhr Steam
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.

July 18TH schrs. Radiant, Hardy, Portland; Frank
Herbert, --, New York.
july 18th, schrs Burnett Gabhage, Portland
Paragon, Shute. Bangor: Henry, Wood Boston ,
Ada F. Whitney, -, Boston
July Both, Schr. Emily, Casper, Boston.
Ang. it, schr5 A. IIayford Pressey, New York;
A. W. Ellis, Ferguson, New York
Aug. 2d schrs Palestine, pendleton, New York;
Lillian, Ryan, Boston; Earl, Darby, Boston.
SAILED.
July 18th, sch. Done, Patterson, Jacksonville.
" Both. schrs. Paragon, 'Shute, New York; Tom
Williams Edwards New York.
Juyalst, Emily casper, Bangor; Radiant, Hardy,
Rorkand.
Aug. "a, schr, VIM. stevens. Carter Bangor;
Tahmiroo, White, do; Henry, Woods, do; Maggie
MuiNcy, Hart, New York; Irunctt ;abbage Boston.
Aug. Ri, schr. Nathan Clifford, Smaey, orlamd
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The Old 5th Maine.

The thirteenth annual reunion Of the old Fifth
Maine Regiment, was held at Long Island Port
land harbor Wednesday, July !S There were
forty members present with their ladies Two Of
the members came from Ncwbern. y G to meet
their old comrades. The forenoon was spent in
fishing, bowling and talking over events in their
army life Al beat Of drum all sat down to a fish
dinner The following officers were elected for
the next year President Capt John G. Summer
sides Vice Presidents M lson, James A. Day
Horace Bumpus; Secretary and Treasury, Capt
George + Brown Chaplain, Rev. o. B. Rogers
Quartermascr Chas. II. Manning
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sPEcLaL NOTICES
a GARD.

10 all who are suffering from the errors and ndis
cretipnS OF youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss Of manhood, &c, will send a recipe thai Will
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great re ncdy
was discovered by missionary in South Am, rica
send ,elfaddresscd envelope to the REV. Jo>EIH
T. INM-tN, sutton Il, Neic York Cit 1yly
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-02-11

The samples brought ST., and accord
ing to the original programme, would
give each sample n credit Of 80 cents
We sold the corn for Sl3, which will
give n credit TO each sample of Is cents,
after paying for removing the same
All competitors not satisfied with the
action that evening, can get the credit
according TO the original programme,
by calling on us.
Taking into consideration the terri
BILE condition of the roads. the great
amount of sickness, the harsh condi-
ton of the weather, and the fair was u
big success in the way of display Of
corn and tobacco and crowd
We put forth our utmost cndeavor tn
have everything conducted fairly We
believe that with one or two exccp-
tions. entire satisfaction was given.
There were three entries of tobacco
that should have been clas-ed as cigar
wrappers. These entries were made 10y
ID. :. G. Ticheuor, J. l.. Rllph and w.
II. Blankenship, but there was no pre-
MUM Offered for this class, there be-
ing 81 little of that class Of tobacco
grown in this section. The judges SAID
Mr.. Tichenor's entry was the best; and
Col. Ion Il. Nall gave him "A premium
of the TURNER'S Home .JOU5ndi, for one
year. In manufacturing tobacco, Uncle
Sanford Tichenor got seconl premium,
and hejudges said would havegottenfirst
had not his tobacco been fired 50 hcIvi-
~. Uncle Sanford is lucky, having
taken a 500 premium at our last fair.
Mr.. Carton b. Petty came within one
vote Of getting third premium on bread
corn.
We are indebted to Mr.. !. t. lyle
hart for valuable assistance rendered
throughout, and To the gentlemen who
awarded premiums, We tender our
kindest thanks. To Mr.. V. NJ. Metcalfe
we feel greatly indebted, and not only
we, but all in attendance, are thankful
for the sensible, logical speech.