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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-16
L ga Up-Hogs

ny the subse' b o. or ahort
p doop' on lands owned by me and H ~ emo!
l reside in the tae town If n, ana on which
81, Town s, Range 8, seven LAST aua' section
spotted = black and sandy color sTPI ha Pigs,
a :, ss'auested to prove planer,r me owner
'" n 'ahe said strays away. pay charges
Daled Nc Ida. NnY ls issn -LARk.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-16
Dental Notice.

In conformity with the desires expressed
by many of bis former patrons,
Dr. C. SroDDARp SMrrF
has decided to open a dental Office IN Ian.
caster, and may be found from this date in
Utrs building, mex. door south of the HERALD
office, where he will be pleased to wait npon
his former patients, or any Others desiring
his services.
Lancaster, June 10, 1880. lbtf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-16
Stray Notice.

Taken up by the subscriber on lands
owned by him, and on which be resides. in
section 81, town 2, range 2, Paris, on Or
aoeut November 2, 1880, one black COW with
oushy tail, about eight or ten years old. The
owner is requested to prove property, paw
charges and TAX said stray away.
Dated al Paris this 9th day Of Nov 1890
5ow4' FRANCIS RAUB.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-16
THE MARKETS.
CHICAGO

Chicago. December Ii, 1880.
Wheat s1.olA91o2S Corn 3ekc Oats32kc
Rye s71zc. Barley s115@117 Hogs, dressed, IS 25;
live choice heavy, $47o94 75 mixed packing, "a 40
@465 Cattle, choice shipping or AIDES, s. 55Ga4 60
cows s225@3.0o. Sheep 3.76@4.6o. Lard IS so
porkE@1l 7567Il -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-16
a Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors
am iiscretions of youth nervous weakness.
earl, decay, loss of manhood, &C., l will send
rtcipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE This great remedy was discoy-
erea .. siopaESei4 So u the Y gat Send
iN@AN' IN d, New York Cit 'osEPH
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-16
Lancaster Residencefor Sale.

my costags in the northeast part of the
city Is offered lor sale on easy terms. There
are Tour acres ofqice ground in good sondi-
uon LOT cultivation. The house is high.
neat, well built ana commod,ous COTTAGE
Has good and conveni,nt cistern and . good
stable. JfnN n c 'aI sV0u
Lancaster, May 10, 80. iotf '
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-16
Notice to Tax.narars-

The town treasurer ny be prepared to
collect the taxes icr the year 1880 at Howe
y Baxter's store in the city of Lancaster, on
Monday the 18th day of December, 1850.
Legal fees will be charged after the lst day
OF January, 1881. I'll. PARSONS
Town Treasurer
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-16
For Sale,

The following described land in the north
par, OF Ellenooro are fer sale on easy te rms
Inc southwest quarter of section 4, town
4, range Q.
Ins east half of southwest quarter Of sec.
tion 8, town 4, range 2.
Inc north halfof northwest quarter Of sec.
lion 9, town 4, range 2.
There is plenty OF water aud pasture. and
the property is exceilenily adapted for max
ing one, two or three stock farms.
There Is large quantity OF hoop pores on
me lands. For privilege Of cutting apply TO
John G. Clark. ff
For further particulars or purchases apply
10 w. W. GILLETf.
Buncombe, La Fayette Co. Wis.
or to JOHN g. CLARK
Sss5' Lancaster, w
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-16
Special Notices.
For Sale.

one span OF horses, wagon, pair bob sleds,
two-horse cultivator and two stubbe plows,
on easy terms Residence and P. O. address
miles south of Stltzer station.
40w1N TH0S. FINNEIAN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-16

CHARLES LAMB, when speaking of
his rides on horseback, remarked
that sail at once his horse stopped,
but he kept right on"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-16

A little boy at his first concert in
nooently asked, when a singer was
encored, "What's the matter, moth.
er, didn't she do it RIGHT ?"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-16
GRAIN MARKET.
Reported by r. W. Strong.
Potosi Dat Market.

Bring your oats and rye 10 the Potosi ware
house, where yoi viii get the highest market
price, r. q. KESDRICK,
Buyer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-16
Stray Calves.

Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
that on the 18th day OF November, 1850, Two
spring calves-one steer, of red aud y bite
color, with white spot in the forehead. end
no Visible flesh marks and one beifer, Of
dark red color, with split in lett ear; the
owner OF which is unknown 10 me, strayed
upon my land on which reside, in the Ger.
man settlement, on sec. 81, town 2. rorth os
range No. 3 west, in the town of Potosi in
Grant county, Wisconsin, and was thcr toxen
up by me. The owner can have same ~
complying with the Law.
SsW5 CHRISTIAN KREIZER.
Potosi, November n, 1880.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-16

INVENTORS who desire to procure PatentsoI
the United States AMI else where for their in
yentions, as well as Others interested in
Patents already granted, will, on application
TO the publisher of this paper be furnished
with pamphlet of reliable inform ltion in re-
lation thereto FRI of charge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-16
Wood and Wood Choppers
Wanted.

Wanted. ten good wood choppers. Also
wanted, to buy 1000 cords of maple ana oak
wood, by C. REIFSTEcK.
36w4* Rnrtoo VIZ
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-16
A Good Farm For Sale.

| will sell my farm, 4 of mile northeast of
the village of Mt. Hope, consisting of 1870
acres, 95 acres under cultivation of which 20
acres is meadow, IS acres is pasture and sec.
ond growth timber. There is good pasture
with plenty of stock water in it: on the prem-
ises is good frame house 26x32, with eight
rooms aud good cellar under the whole
also good barn 30x50, good well l0s feet
deep,a cistern at the door, "a thrifty orchard of
three acres and plenty of outbuildings. The
undersigned wishing to move west in the
spring, will sell cheap. Apply to the UNDER
signed on the premises.
DANIEL TAYLOR.
Mt. Hope, Grant county, Wis. 27mS*
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-16

with Others, is Ally proven The charge that
they discriminate in ia vor of certain individ
uals, as compaed with others in the same
locality, is fullyproven."
1t is a remarkable fact that not
only did the ailroads oppose this in
vestigation, Int the presidents of the
New York Central and Erie roads.
in joint lettir to the committee pre-
vlous to the investigation, generally
and specifically denied the existence
OF the alleged abuses which were af-
terward proven to exist. The Hep
burn Committee accompanied their
report with series of seven bills de-
signed to remedy, in the State of
New York. the existing abuses. Of
these, tourof minor importance were
not opposed by the railroads, and
were allotted to become laws, but
the session of the Legislature devel,
oped the act that no bill to which
the railroads objected could pass;
majority # the Senate had been
elected in her interest. and bills, in
themselves just and conservative.
were defesed.
This teflency on the part of con.
siderated orporate interests to per.
petuate, though the requirement of
political pwer, abuses which they
have foun(it to their interest to per.
petuate, isone of the most serious of |
the evils ehich threaten the public
welfare. nited States Senator Da-
Yid Davis.n recent letter, says:
"The rapiGrowth of corporate power and
the malign inuense which it exerts oy com, /
bination on te nltional and state Legisla- |
lures, is q we-grdnded cause of alarm. A |
struggle is pedins in the near future be. |
tween this eergown power, with its vast
rami6cationslll Ger the Union, and hard
grip on muchof te political machinery, on
.he one hand,andhe people in an unorgan.
lied conditio on be other, for control of the
government. 1t i'll be watched By every
patriot with hteni anxiety"
1t is an tpeusecret that the rail.
roads furnish large share of the
money reqairesto operate the ma
chinery of ourelections, and in all
districts wheroolitical parties are
closely matchestheir money, on the
side of the candate who will prom.
lse to favor th, interests, generally
carries the day They know no par
ty, and consulto interests bat their
own, and, as anstter of course, the
venal and less orthy element in our
political life, user such system as
this, usually trnphs, and men who I
are too honest' too Independent to
bow TO corpors will are SO weight
ed in the race political preferment
The daily gazette., 1880-02-25
Plans for a Crendtorv In Ness
jersey.

JEEsEI CRY, February 2s.-Louis
Becker. a wealthy resident OF Union
Hill, and proprietor Of the weehavksn
Cemetery, has under advisement plans
and specification, for the construction
Of crematory. Mr.. Becker thinks
fAvorably Of the project, and he has
the aid and in iuenoe OF several promi-
nent scientific men of this city. Mr..
Becker says that the cost Of incinera-
ton wiz probably be $40.
Col Z. P. c. Lewis, who married
the daughter Of John Stevens, the Ho-
boken millionaire and builder of the
Stevens battery, has given much study
TO the subject of incarceration. He has
been in Europe, and while visiting the
buried cities Of Pompeh and Hercula-
neum he found many interesting relics
OF the custom Of burning human
bodies. He secured possession of some
beautiful urns in which ashes were
preserved.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-25

States that is known to Be a prace with
the world is clearly considered more safe
than . loan to any government Of
Europe where devastating war ID threat
ened which may exhaust every treasury.
Sasn thing as making s,strong" gov
eminent WAS never contemplated BY The
trainers Of the Constitution Of the
United States. In fAct all the history OF
those exentfal yeau following 1876
prsvss that ths s6srt Of the great men
Of that dag was 10 place 90 many checks
and iimitafiens in the vsy TO power -
to show they desired TO make and be-
liered Ihey bad made > government that
v . stIoDg enough 70 sustain ifseh and
yes too weak 70 opprsss AAI part Of iis
paople, and this vas fully proved when
mr. Lincoln chose TO rssest 10 arms
rather thsn leave the government of lie
people to maintain itself By ths aid oi
the ballot. Confidence always begets
confidence, and those Who m:strus,
the people ousl< mot expect 70 be sup
p1red By the people.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-25
Coal must m Fuel.

PHrLADkLPHIA, February 2S.-A
peculiar-looking locomotive ON the
Reading railroad ia attracting much
attention. The cabin Is built up on
top of the boiler. This is one OF the
three coal-dust consuming locomo-
tives in use ON this road. II has four
driving wheels, each 5 feet inches IN
diameter. and four truck wheels, each
so inches in diameter. The peculiar
ity In the construction ofthe engine Is
rendered necessary because Of its con-
suming dust instead OF coal.
OwxKRs or DIAMONDS must not b in
n hurry 20 sell at loss The English
scieutists are NOT unit on the merit OF
Mr.. Hannays discovery, and as IL was
evident on the receipt of news thAt Pro-
fss,or Maskelyne had endorsed Mr..
Hannay's method Il making artificial
a amonds that the Professor would tsve
70 he endorsed In his tIrn, 80 the later
| intelligence that Professor Roscoe, or
Manchesser. entirely dissents from the
views OF his learned brother Of the British
Museum, 10 exactly What might have been
expected.
The great Napoleon, with trembling
Europe a his feet, was not high enough
70 be above being annoyed by two
women, De Stael and sRecanirr. BE
never liked the former, and she never
fhrvave him for his indifference 10 her
fs.cinations. The favor OF the later be
had courted In vain, and that Was sum
ciens reason, even though abe hal not
been the friend Of Neckers' brilliant
| dauehser, for visiting her with his dis
pleasure. Said Madame De S,ael, bitterly:
SThe coalition Of two women on the
banks Of Lake Geneva frightensd the
master Of the world The coalition Of
two women any xbere will frighten any
man. They are The fin; and steel, and
man 10 the rovder.-PAlosPiAe ReEiesr.
A Cincinnati diamond merchant says
that the famous diamonds that were
presented to General Sherman's eldest
daughter, the wife Of Lieutenant Fitch,
BY the Khedive Of Egypt have been
| divided between General Sherman's
four daughters. When Congress had
at last removed the import duty of
| $40. 900 from them Lieutenant Fitch
found that the yearly taxes on the jew
els in St Louis county, Mo-, where he
resides, would be more than his SAL
ary. General Sherman then took
the jewels in hand and returned them
TO the Khedive, who cnce more sent
them to America, praying that they
would be divided among the daugh-
terS
4 bill has been introduced in the
United States Senate to define the
meaning of the word orphan" This
is an important matter, for 50 long as
there is any doubt about it, ever so
many of us viii be in a state Of dis
tressed uncertainty as to what our
rating out to be. If the bill in ques-
tion can be debated strictly on its mer-
its, and all partisan heat avoided,
some important results may possibly
be achieved.
Captain James B. Eads said to the
St Louis Post DispatcL the other day:
Il can begin five years after de Les
seps and finish fve years before him.
II Captain Eads had meant that he
could get ahead Of de Lesseps in brag
and swagger no doubt he would have
been right, but he was running down
the Frenchman's canal scheme and
booming for his own ship-railway fol
de-rol
The daily gazette., 1880-02-25

DUBLIC SALES OF DWELLINGS,
l. LOIS, AND FARMS WITH IS YEARS
EXPERIENCE. THE OUTLOOK Is
vary ENCOURAGING FOR BETTER
PRICES FOR lSSo. Ut. HEALD.
IanJI. " Asfeb.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-25

CHERIFF's SALE
y By virtue OF writ OF Levari Facias
TO me directed. will be exposed 10 pubic
sale, al the
HOTEL, No. s4l shipley St.
kept oy John J. Dougherty. in the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle county, Della
ware, on
WEDNESDAY, The 10th Day OF March,
A. D., lso, At O'Clock. p. m,
The following described Real Estate. viz /:
ALI thoss Two certain lots or pieces OF
land and mersuAge O. tenements thereon
erected, situate in The city OF Whining ton
Aforesaid, bounded asd described As fol-
lows, 70 cit:
No. 1. Beginning on the southsrly side
OF Tnird street t.etveen Piue street aud
The Rail Road 81 the distance OF IS fee from
the easterly side OF Pine street, thence
southrFly and parallel with Flne street 50
fee1 10 . stake Ii nee easterly and paral-
lei with Third street le feet 10 another
sake, thence FORMERLY and parallel with
Pine street AID the nrst me.tioned line 50
feet 70 TIE aforeSS 4 -ids OF Third street.
and thence along Tie same westerly 10 feet
20 The place OF beg nning, be The conteuts
thereof EnAt they may.
No = Beginning at the distance OF 50
feel tron Iniro sfreet ano 6. Zee frum Tie
easteriy side OF Pine street, thence south
eriy and parallel with Pire stree about ~
feed TO The line OF the Philadelphia VIII
mtngton A Baltimore Rail Road. IhaLcs
nor.neAsieriy about 10 feet TO a oor0er,
thence norIherlv GoeOt { ieef TO q corner of
said Nm- LAwfence land, thence Eester-
iy and parallel With Thru street le ieeg to
The place OF beginning. oe the contents
thereof y hal they. Book r. Vol. 10. Page
lep.
seired and taken In execution as The
properly OF Edmund Omen and {, T., and
10 be sold by
JOHN PYLE. Sheriff.
ShertfTs once, New Castle. February %,
lSSl feuli-s~Dsdts
The daily gazette., 1880-02-25

On THURSDAY,
The 10Th Day Of February, A. D., 1880,
al o clock, p. m, the follow Ing described
real estate, v'E
All that certain lot or piece OF land. with
torse story brick house thereon erected
situated In the city OF Wilmington. anore,
vac, beunded and described as fo!lows 10
VII: Beginning at point on the south :
cry h9e oi IWelfth street, between Tai
AL Ano " cal streets, al the distance Of AZ
Ieei inches westerly from the westerlv
SIDE or Iatnall street thence southsr,y
passing through the middle OF s two 1.,t
Nl1e aliey PARALLEL with Tatnall street
sky lone feet eleven inches to a Giake
thence westerly parallel with Tw.lft6
street hItesn ieet two inches more or les
70 70 Ahotnsf stake, thence northerly paraI,
isl Win Iatnall streetand passing through
ths miudle o! the brick division wall H.
tween The house on this lot aud the hens
On the lot adjoining on the west sixty-oDe
lse1 eleFea inches 10 the Aforesaid stds -,
ANeiith street and thence along The - =
e-Steriy 10 feet2 inches more or iess -
lns mode OF the foresaid sIIey ana 49,, ~
oI oeglnning, Oe the contents l.ereof xS., !,
they may. vi NnAt
SEIZED and taken in execution q. 81
property oil Robert Morrison ana Ns,ti1.
| by - anu 70 oe sold
Sheriff IS once, New Castis. FehTu.rI-
feD v Sla IA
The daily gazette., 1880-02-25
nALF.

VHERfYF'S SALE. .,r
~ Nv virtue OF 4 writ OF venditioni
,s,,,ss. 10 ue diTect-d. will be expo 81 !"
public sale. ~ the
aOTEL OF WILLIAM b. FORD.
Al Kirkwood, in Pencader Hundred. New
castle county, Delaware, on
FRIDAY, The 9th day OF February, A. D'
Isse, NJ Q o'clock. p. m.
rha following described Real Estate, viz
All that piere or parcel OF isnd, stnate
in PencAder hundred. New caste codnS, d ~,
and state of Delaware, bounded anu uo
scribed as follows, 10 Wit I; Beginning ete
sfske set in the road at the junction oI the
Howell school House road win the rsu-
insuIar road, and running 'nence YIN ~ sno
Howell school House road nOrth Of ue-
zress west n $ 10 Iches 10 antake al tne
corner OF Robert x. Moss lot, thence win
his laud and land OF Thomas hedinIe
north ~ degrees east perches nortn -
degrees. west l6 g. 10 perches "a stone and
cnTner for land Of tue heirs OF DAVID W.
ward. deceased, thence herewith north
Is degrees, east al 6-l0 perches 10 stakrl
thence south 45A4 degrees east ~ l-o
perches 10 The Delaware Railroad Com
pa, VS. line, thence Herewith sou m u de-
srees west 10 perches 10 The centre o. the
aforesaid Peninsular Road, thence mere
with south 20 degrees west n perehes 70
the eeginnIns. a. ara Ana aeasT sp surface G with
frame dwelling, frame hotel. frame stable
carriage Shedding. and other out-buiid-
ings thereon erected.
no. Z. All the one-sixth interest In that
fArm and tract Of land. situate In Pencader
hundred. New Castle county, and state OF
Delaware. and more particularly marked
and bounded as follows, To vii; Begin
ming ata stone at the northeastwaTdly cor
ner Of land sold TO Chas. Boulden, thence
running along the said lat d the three fol-
lowing lines north ~ degrees west 1917
perches 10 the middle OF = private road,
thence along the said road north a. de-
grees east % peTches, north y degrees east
81 perches, thence Gtill with the centre
OF sai1 road north 81 degrees east Al ~
perches tn Beaver Dam Run. south % de-
grees east - , 10 perches south degrees
east 81 perches to Q stake IN Abraham L.
Shorts line 1 q 10 perches east of a large
white oak. thence north S5l1 degrees west
. perches TO = stone, thence still with
shorts line south Is degrees east thirty
perches to a stone in pond OF water,
thence south S044 degrees east lgS perches
TO a large white oak tree, corner OF land
sold 70 Levi Clark, thence south 5 degrees
west y perches TO a stone in line Of land
OF the heirs of william Cam, deceased.
and thence south SIX degrees west SlJ
perches 10 the place OF beginning. con
tanning - acres, more OF less, (excepting
out of the above described tract OF land q
Acres and 4 perches of land conveyed by
David Ford aud to Andrew Eltason, by
deed dated April "A. lsl6; Book Il, vol. s,
page lS2. &c.) with a large brick house,
Darn and stAbilng, and other ont-ouild-
iDgs thereon eIect-d.
SEIZED and taken in execution as the
property OF William b. Ford, and 10 be
sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sherifrs once. New Castle, February =
lSsp. febll-stAvts
The daily gazette., 1880-02-25

An English squadron has arrived st
Saloniea 70 see What cAn Be done for the
release Of Colonel syngs.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-25
REGISTERS UFFIcR,
kau fsuaflaIn Fab

REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle Co.. Feb U 4
Upon the application Of samna 4
Adm inistTat-r OF John 0sbOfnA
Brandywine Hundred, 10 said cCu1
ceased IL Ii order,d and dlFedA
Register thft the Administering Y
give notice OF granting OF leisn
ministrAti0n upon The estate Of U,
ed, with the date OF granting hail
causing advertisements " Be Psal
in forty days from The date VI suc
IN ak OF The most public plsds
county OF New Castle, requlhai
SONS having demands against M
present the same OF abide BY Mn
sembly IN such case made add "
and also cause the same 70
within the same period in "
GAZETTE, . newspaper puollnell
mIngton, and 10 be CONTINUED nssl
weeks, cod. ,.
-, Given under the had
IL. &. OF ofiice OF tue hsglsItsi y -
t~~)at New Castle, In ~
county. Aforesaid, the day ana y.
Writien. S. Z. BlGGs, A
NOTICE.
All persons having CLAIMS as,ils \
tate OF the deceased. must pfesenI
duly attested, 10 the AdmlllHls. \.
before Feb. II. lSsl, or abide "
-. tt- a.. sf,eh ca ae made ADJ
snd- SAMUEL Hay
"A' Admlnsl
Address. Claymont, Del. s'li
The daily gazette., 1880-02-25
NOTICE.
:
4 OR SALE NJ.

n,,,na,,. ,,nn.-Ihe stopens- :
FIXTURES, ali ready Ia ia.'ein, aul "
which Is now IN " cO1linUs. y
!, ms u !, ,,, ~ = rare chance ~ y @vo,agSI ",
= sha sh well estab ished bas ~ se lla
febzi-eod2w, ~" AID BE'
The daily gazette., 1880-02-25
pRUsrEE's SALE.


In virtue OF a decree OF the Circuit Court
Tor Kent county as q Court OF Chancery,
the subscriber, as Trustee, will offer al
Public sale at the Voshell House In Ches-
tertown, on
THURSDAY,
The 4th Day Of March, in the year 1880,
at "a O'Clock, p. m.
All that farm or tract OF land situated In
Kent county. Md, of which sarah A.
Morris, late OF said county, died seized,
and now in possession Of +. =. Morris.
containing 80 acres, more or less, of which
about ~ acres are in cultivation and the
rest IN wood.
This farm is situated within a short dis
tance from Morris station on therownsend
Branch OF the Kent County Railroad, and
adjoins the lands OF Cornelius ]. scott
Joseph W. Peacock and Others.
The improvements consist OF q 60
GOOD DIV ELLING HOUSE, and xxx
ALL NECESSARY oUTBUILDINGs- GhN.l
A large peach orchard and other iruit
trees. Tne land is of good qusliIy, We'll
fenced and In a good state OF cultivation.
- The TERMS OR SALE prescribed by the
decree are, that one tnIId Of the purchase
money shall be paid In cash on the day ol
sale, and the resldue In two equal pay
| ments At six ana twelve months thereaf-
ter, with Interest from TIE day OF sale, and
security approved by the Trustee.
Ii. W. ARCHER, JR., Trustee,
Bel Air, Md.
u. A. G. Garrett, Auct leb7-lta W u.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-25

MlcE n'l,'., The anou., =,
viii ni'Be IL, Bs,b Building a, and Loan ,I,'s \,
= a1s heat, 2lih Inst, At ~ ~ ias
an election for ofilce'fs ~ WI = SSeloi
nnancial report rad Will OsAsIil
Feb. 10. lSSO. 'IltR, s~
The daily gazette., 1880-02-25

L W" 'H
Thankful for their support during ihs
last cam pAign, and being again sodicitsd
oy my fellow citizens 70 allow the use OF
my name as q Candidate for the sheriff
once OF New CAsLe county, / consent 20
thelr expressed wlsh-subject 10 (ne rule.
OF The hepuoliczn party, and promise. II
nominated aud elected, 10 discharge The
dnoes q ne once faithfully, and xith d
oslity 20 the people OF the county.
Respectfully. PHILIP K CLARK.