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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-29
Rrem she Lake.

Lieutenant J. D. CHANNEL Of the Sars-
field Guard. whom We made mention OF
. short time ago as Just up from . sick
bed. returned from Lake Tahoe day be-
fore yesterday. he was over there Q
week and comes back reinvigorated. only
lacking . little strength 70 make him just
% good Q man a. ever. He visited oil
parts Of the lake. ate plenty OF good.
fresh trout. and bad 9 capital time. BE
considers Lake Tahoe. with its pure.
clear water and invisorating stmes.
phers the chief sanitsrium OF the
world. The cool Fall weather has
set In and the season for tourists
and visitors IL over. What few people
there are at the lake all have keen sp-
pstites, and even the trout chase the
boats In big schools. begging for some
thing to bite at. Chsnnsll's landlady
has been Obliged to raise the price Of
board on him since he got back.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-29
Nevada .es.

At the closing session Of the Nevada
Annual Conference, Bishop Wiley, after
some very appropriate remarks. read the
appointments OF the preacher for the
ensuing year. a. follows:
Northern Distric.-Rsv. W. Carver.
Presiding Elder. Truokss. T. 8. Ursn;
Reno. @. McKslvsy; Sierra Valley. L.
Barstov; Eureka Mills. to be supplied;
Surprise Valley, John W. Psndlston;
Quincy. N. G.. Luke; Indian Valley.
LORI Ewing.
Central District John D. Hammond.
Presiding Elder; Virginia City. W. @.
Gray; Carson. E. @. Willis; Gold Hill,
to DO supplied; Austin, O. ". Grail;
Winnemucca, John B. Willis; Eureka,
]. T. Ladd; Ruby Hill. B. A. Kicker;
Elko, George Jennings.
Southern Dlstrict-G. B. Hinkle.
Presiding Elder; Bodie. F. II. Warning.
ton; Colevills, W. Minis; Mason VAL
ley, G.. b. Hinkls; Bishops Greek. F.
N. Willis.
The following resolution was pre-
scented BY Rsvs. W. Carver and j. D.
Hammond:
Resolved, That to Rev. W. O. Gray
and the people Of the Methodist Church
ws extend our heartiest thanks for the
many acts OF kindness shown to rs
during our conference session, and that
We will sver pray for their spiritual and
temporal prosperity.
The resolution was adopted BY . rising
vote. The ministers were very much
pleased with their visit to Virginia, and
left feeling that though the people
may not DO noted for their pisty, yet
they are not wanting in libsrality. In
courtesy and In hospitality. The ses-
sion was ons Of the most pleasant the
conference has ever known.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-29
The Race.

The State Fair has offered atty acres
Of land a. Q prize to be won BY the
couple making the best time in DOMINIC
the double harness OF matrimony and
trotiing down the homsstrsteh 10 front
OF the grand stand. Now. Gold Hill 10
going to get. or has already got, that
tiity acres. sure. This place 10 seldom
beaten at running and jumping. and
there's Q little Of both in this venture.
So VIM. Pooley and Miss Bath took the
run to Reno this morning and will jump
into the state OF matrimony and lake up
the trot right there On the Fair grounds;
and the Ssrsfeld Guard Of Gold Hill
will Are out any smarty Of . Mr.. Printer,
Editor or any other man who goes 10
psrpstra,ing puns on their names, now
hsncsiorth or forever. So look out.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-29

Tonight. at Piper's Opera House. Viz
Riuia, Michael Dsvitt, the great land
aeitator, will lecture on the present con-
di,ion Of Affairs In Ireland. The price
Of admission 10 81. The gentleman will
undoubtedly give q very interesting and
instructive talk.
Following list Of officers Of Union
Con. has been nlsd: Robert Sherwood.
President; George Wallace. Vice Pr'si-
dent; L. P. DrsIler. Cornelius O'Con-
nor. Charles q. Fish, Directors; j. N.
Burlington. Secretary; W. q. Patton,
Superintendent.
Josiah Garner. father in.law Of jacob
Young, Jr.. OF Virginia. died suddenly
Of heart disease at the Morgan mill last
Friday evening and was buried thi.
afternoon. Mr.. Garner WAS . native OF
Manchester, England, aged dfty-ssvsn
years.
Il 10 expected that the completion Of
the Carson and Colorado Railroad to
Walker river will give Q new impetus to
copper mining In that region. The
opening Of the road will give the owneri
OF these mines IN outlet for their ores
A New York paper says: "LsadipG
Caliiornisps. becoming Of the opinion
that there IL NO possibility Of floating
new mining enterprises Of magnitude IN
this city, have abandoned the hsld and
gene home"
Frank Haley. who was 50 badly hur'
night before last at the Utah mine By
falling on . saw. was quite comfortable
this morning. though weak from thu
loss Of blood.
AQsntlsman from Bodls says several
hundred persons have left there during
the past sixty days. Many fear to under
take TO winter there.
Nearly al the miners now in Como
are preparing to winter there. They
have faith that their camp will yet ooms
ont all right.
u. Cooper has been allowed $2s for
coming from Lyon county and attend
ing % . witness In the case against Bray
Senator Sharon will probably DO ser.
snsdsd at Virginia tonight. II 90 there
will b . big rally.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-29
New FORK Democracy.

sARArooA, September 2s.-Ths Demo-
cratic State Convention organized. John
Kelly was received with great applause.
and made . speech oonsratulstins the
party upon the unidn existing. saying
that such union guaranteed the State to
Hancock and English by $4,000 ma
iority. 4 contrasting delegation from
Kings county wal net recognized and
retired from the hall.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-29
Festival.

The festival iorths benefit Of 81. Pat,
rick's Church OF Gold Hill, which has
been twice postponed. will be held ss
Miners Union Hall from Friday. 0cto.
Der lst till October 9th. All tickets pre-.
viously sold are good for this fair. AL
other churches in Gold Hill have now
closed their services. and II we would
hear the churoh-soine bell. 81. Pstrick'i
Church must bs sustained. To sustain
the fair 10 to sustain the church.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-29

BAN FRkscsoo. September 2s-sf ?. H.
Nj. Diablo. 6. 81; Mexican. l0s; 0phir.
81; Uaion Con-. 2ox. 2os; Sierra Ne
vsda, IN. lis; Bsleher. 8 Is; Gould 4
Curry. 4 70; Best 4 Bslcher. loS; Chollai
3 90; Potosi. az; GoOdshaw. soc; Grand
Prize. IN; California. 2; Albion. 40c; Con
Virginia. 5 10; Savage. 2 90; Argeata. ssci
EIchequer. 2 o5; Yellow Jacket. 81. shi
Bullion. 1. I %; Alta. Q 90; Crown Point,
2 OS; Hale L Norcross. 81; Julia. 2oei
Navajo. soc; Tuscarora. s5c; Silver Hill.
AOc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-29
superintendent Of Public sehseI'.

Pleasant Moore, . gentleman Of Ans
education and oompstsnt In every re-
spect to perform the duties Of the Office
has, at the solicitation Of bis friends.
announced himself Q candidate for the
position OF Superintendent OF Public
Schools OF Storey county. Mr.. Moore
10 . gentleman OF progressive ideas.
opposed to the old fossilizsd methods OF
teaching. and will. II elected. make an
excellent Superintendent. Mr.. Moore
has strong Endorsement from the Rspuo.
licsn taxpayers Of Virginia aud Gold
Hill and will carry the full vote OF the
Democratic party.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-29
To.ixhs, a. = O'Clock. sharp.

The Garfield and Arthur Club. Of Gold
Hill, will meet at headquarters tonight
at 7 O'Clock, sharp. and . prompt and
full attendance Is requested for the
transaction Of special and important
business at that very hour. II 10 prob.
able that when the meeting 10 over the
Club will 90 to Virginia and participate
In . contemplated sersnads OF Senator
Sharon,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-29
That Tsiegram Abeus Senator
Jones.

The dispatch from New York today to
the effect that Senator Jones. disgusted
at the nomination Of Garfield, has gone
over to the enemy and will support
Hancock. 10 too absurd to be published
In . Republican journal, as also 10 the
further purport OF the dispatch that our
Senator will oppose Mr.. Sharon's re.
election and sustain Colonel Fair.
Samuel L. Jones declares the dispatch
to DO O csnsrd, q ''roorbsck." . fabries.
ton, . lie-bel; and Senator Sharon says
that Senator Jones will be bore next
week and will stump the State for Gar.
Aeld.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-29

The Democratic County Convention
will be held at National Guard Hall,
Virginia. ct IL n. tomorrow.
@. J. King. Of William. has attached
g.. W. Stewart & Co. OF Virginia for
S20lS.
Lyon county has one brewery where
10, 900 gallons Of beer are manufactured
yearly.
I. E. James Of the Sierra Nevada VA
among the departures last evening.
The catfish planted in washos Lake
have thrivsn remarkably.
senator Sharon arrived In virgins
this morning.
Live aaails sell ct s~svsnty.hv' s'a''
Per pair.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-29
stumpen.

Hon. R. n. Dsegstt and D. o. Adki-
son will start out on . stumping sIpsdi'
ton soon. Their hrss talk will b 81
Winnemucca nsxt Saturday. County
Central Committees will read the request
Of the State Central Committee - given
in the advertisement under ''Nsw To-
day." tf-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-29
Equaiisasies.

The County Board Of Equalization Il
still In session. Yesterday reductions
were made a. follows:
Mark Streuss-Lot 2. block 247. range
A, Virginia. 800 on pesssssory claim
500 on Improvements.
P. Maddan-Lot s. block 25. range
L, $50 on Improvements.
John Snow-Lots 8 and 2. block ls4.
range B. $3.50 on posssssory claim and
$40 on improvements.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-29
Arrivals THIS Msrsisg.

Senator sharon. W A B Cobb. Major
Otsy. L T Fox. william Albsrts. d A
Fish. = n Conn. J Rich. A Aurieh. Miss
Mitchell. Mrs B b Lee. T 8 Merchant, y
Z Murtan. ] p Murtan. O W Hogan. J
Hogan. Dan Mcdonald. J + Bigelow. y u
Wade.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-29
LAvtathau.

A0wSsass
GOLD HILL. Nevada, September ~.
1897. A. Frisius, Secretary: Since
my last report the work In sinking the
incline 10 progressing we'll. Are Sill y
the ioot.wsll Of the ledge. During the
week ending date We have sunk nine
feet. Total depth now. 81 feet below
the $50 level. Are pressing the work -
fast q Q possible. When we reach the
$50 level will open . station and run .
crosscut through the ledge to the east
wall, where I I'm satisfied We will md
paying ore. The quartz recently passed
through In crosscut No. 2. on the 76o
lsysl. has given assays from 81 to $l6
per ton. The incline 10 now passing
dawn under the ore chimney.
JAMS MoMAuox, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-29

Peter Hsinbsscht. . native Of Bel
eium, aged %. and james Harvell, .
native Of Canada. sssd 20. have bssn
admitted 10 oihxsnship.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-29

LAST EVENING.
10 Eureka Con-. t6t
$50 Grand Prize. I 60. l %
100 Argenta, SOC
$50 Navajo. SOC
$50 Belle Isle. oSs
500 Day. i5c
$40 Albion. 43e
$50 Wales. I 40
400 North Belle Tale. SOC. $50
100 Nj. Diablo. Z. 81
100 East NJ. Diablo. 800. 29e
$40 Columbus. 81
400 Mt. Potosi. ioc
12A5 Bechtel.
30 Tiogs. COO
$50 Summit. Sc. COO
$50 Bslvidsrs. 400
ITO 0~oodshaw. sse. eoc. 6Ss. Soc
400 Champion. 23e
100 Booker Con-. 2oc
100 Mono. IN
100 Jupiter. $50. $50. 500
$50 South Bulwsr. 40e
400 Queen Bee. loo
l6o North MONDAY. ~
10 MONDAY. IN
100 Double standard. 2Sc
$50 Boston Gen.. SOC. S5e
40 Mammoth.
500 Orc. ~. As
AIS Martin Whit. t0c sl0. t0c. Soc
100 Atlas. ~. IN
$50 Paris.
10 Silver King.
THis MORNING.
s65 0phir. 81. 81
SIG Mexican. iik. llt
$40 Gould 4 Curry. ~. "
30 Bsst d Bslehsr. iok
$40 California. 2 Is. 2 10
Gle Con. Virginia, 3 10. Is
so Potosi. 2 50
ass Hale 4 Noreross. 81. 81
l65 Crown Point. AZ
60 Chollar. . IS
63 Yellow Jacket, 81
500 Imperial. SOC
40 Ksntuck. I 90. I 10
IS Alpha, 81
$50 Bslsher. 3 IS, 20
IS Confidence. ~
$40 Sierra Nevada. i2S, l2s. i2S
40 Utah. ION
$50 Ballion. I 05
100 ~EIehsquer. 2 10
10 Seq. Belcher. liz
sos 0vsrman. I o5
l4v Justice. $50
32s Alta, 3 10, 8 o5
400 Union Con-. IA, an, 2lk
1910 Julia. 25c. zoe
30 Caledonia. $50
$50 Occidental. II
$50 Lady Warrington. S5c. SOC
$40 Andes. I 60. I ~
$50 Ward. IN
260 Scorpion.
70 Morning Star. I 30
4l0 Benton Con-. I IS. I 50
40 Golden Gate. 3
IS Solid Silver. zoe
$50 North BONANZA. 20c
$50 Con. Dorado. 500
90 Mackay. 20c
$50 Concordis. I IS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-29

Brooklyn mother fed her yssr-old
bsby on sliced cucumbsrs and milk. and
thsn wanted the prayers OF the church
b.osuss the Lord took II away.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-29
Departures Last Evening".

vswdau. @ " faulson. 8 W Craiyue.
+ @ Lord. @ Il ssoddard. wm Thompson.
E James. W II Smith. n p Wolf. r L
Kirmaa and wife. Miss Rice. A Aurich.
wife and children. n vsnderless. E B
Ryan. @ J Robinson. J L Bell. Mrs E
navia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-29

S. to $40 :s :: 81 -: :'7 ';a.: ::s sss:
sos 3 o., Portland. Maine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-29

CELEBRATED
MACH
BITTERS

Though Shaking Like an Asren Lear
With the chills and fever. the victim OF msiana
may still recover BY using this celeorated sps-
cinc. which not only breaks up tne mo sRsss'
n IA inanitrly preferable TO Quinine, not only
hsssuss n 40, the business far more thor
onshi, Int sIso on account Of It's perfect whole
someosss and invisorsting aston upon hs
sniirs systsm. - 49,. nu,... nan.
orally.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-29

Liz.i. Ksllshsr has alsd declaration
Of homestead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-29

:.
the Worlds great Pain-Re-
lieving remedies. They heal.
sOothe and euro Burns,
Wounds, Weak Back and
Rheumatism upon Man, and
Sprains, Calls and Lameness
upon Beasts. Cheap, quick
and reliable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-29

6oo . week In your own town. Terms and
d., Portland. Maine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-29

Running the east srssscut on the $500
level at the rate Of about 20 feet per
week; no change Of material 10 note.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-24
Looking INTO Gradea.

A meeting of City Council was held
on Saturday for the purpose of inspsct-
ing grades Of streets. 1t was called TO
order at Ninth ard Washington streets
and decided to make Washington
street the elevation to which the line
Of Ninth street was to be raised. From
there the body proceeded to Ninth and
Harrison streets. The grading here
was left in the hands of the Street Com
mittee. The corner of Front and
Broome streets was next visited. A
resolution to the effect that Front
street, from franklin 10 Rodney
streets, should be brought to grade,
and referring itSto the Opening Streets
Committee for subject matter in a re-
port to Council was passed. From here
Council went to Eighth AID Claymont
streets to inspect the stable there fall
ing to pieces, with the view of condem
ming the property. The question as to
whether the ground had not already
been condemned was raised by several
members. This brought forth a mo-
tion to postpone the matter until it
could be looked into. The Council |
then adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-24
AsepubIican County Meeting.

A large and enthusiastic meeting o.
the New Castle County Republican Ex.
ecutive Committee was held on satur.
day afternoon in the Lincoln Club room.
A resolution providing for the appoint.
ment OF a committee of one from each
election district in the county was
adopted, the names Of those appointed
TO compose the committee to be reported
at the next meeting of the County Com
mittee on Saturday, the 9Th Of June. A
motion governing the nomination cleo.
tion for Sheriff and Coroner next Sat-
urday, was adopted. 1t provides that
the vote Of no Democrat shall be receiv.
cd unless he pledges himself to vote for
the successful nominee. The resigna-
ton OF John Bullock, a member of the
Committee from the Ninth Ward, was
accepted, and on motion Of Alb. Nc
Pherson Johnson, James L. Hawkins
was elected to fill the vacancy. The
returns of the nomination election next
Saturday were ordered to be telegraph
ed or sent to tne officers of the County
Committee, who will be at the Lincoln
Club room on the evening of the elec
tlon to receive them, and all not sent
In on that evening were instructed to
be sent to the Secretary of the Commit.
tee on the Monday following. The Com
mittee then adjourned to meet on Sat-
urday, June 5th, at 2 o'clock, in the
Lincoln Club room,
Daily Republican., 1880-05-24
Notorious jackson.

William Green jackson, COL, was be-
fore the Mayor last night, and Johr
Allen, also colored, complained that Al
a negro ball in the City Hall on Friday
night the prisoner acted disorderly.
The trouble arose over woman named
salIie Cannon, of whom the two men
were Jealous. Jackson had put his
hand in his pocket and told Allen if he
came near him he would fix him. The
witness did not knew whether it was a
razor or a pistol Jackson put his hand
in his pocket for, bat he knew of his
own knowledge that the man carried
concealed deadly weapons.
The Mayor said that he felt sure from
the testimony that the whole trio
jackson, Allen and the Cannon woman
were raising a greater disturbance
than the law allows, and that the off,
GERS we're certainly censurable for ne-
glecting their duty in not making more
arrests,
His Honor then said to Jackson
"You have just been released from
Jail after Imprisonment for larceny,
and, according to the sentence of the
Court, should now be wearing a con-
vict's jacket"
The prisoner laughed at this, and
said he guessed 1t was all right.
"Well." continued the Mayor, "you
are liable to arrest and Imprisonment
or not being so attired."
The prisoner answered that the sher-
# had not given him convict's jacket.
He was then held to keep the peace.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-24
A Troublesome Buli.

William Howard, residing in Newtor
township, Delaware county, is the owe
er Of bull that gives him great deal
Of trouble. The ball has great love
for visiting the neighboring farms, and
permits No obstacles. such as fences
etc, to Illustrate his desires. His bull.
ship made one Of these visits on Friday
morning, and compelled his owner to
go after him. This ruflsd the temper
of Mr.. Howard, who concluded that he
weuld either kill or cure the bovine OF
his bad habits. To do this he took
with him his old blunder buss, which he
loaded with a big charge Of powder and
shot. In making the first shot the lead
lodged in the face of the bull, which
either stunned or astonished the bull
for a few seconds, until the second shot
entered his pslt, when he began to take
in the situation, and started home at a
rate of speed that was truly actonish-
ing. Six charges were planted into the
hide of the bovine, when he took bee.
line for his masters barn, leaping fen
ces and walls in manner that would
seem to show that he had been in train
ing for the Rose Tree races. As he
vent over the last fence he received the
Iixth charge in the rear, which sent
aim on his way believing with pain.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-24
Mr. wiBkley'a pleasing Habit.

Mr.. Henry Winkley is a Philadsl.
phian, who bas an Office on Market
street, aud who resides at the St. Cloud
Hotel. lie is a man Of large means,
and he is generous in assisting educs-
tional and philanthropic work. It is
said that last year he gave away-and
so quietly gave it that the public were
no wiser for it, although it was the
real benifciary-over $l1O, 900 to vari-
Gus institutions of learning and to
charities. He is said to have q very
pleasing habit of sending cut checks
ranging from $500 to 81, 600 just when
philanthropic work begins to fall Of
from the want of funds, and frequently
he increases his gifts to five and ten
dollars to assist educational
schools. Within the past fortnight he
has given $25, 900 to Andovsr Thelogi-
cal Seminary, and like amount to
Yale Theological Seminary.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-24
SPECIAL MENTION.
r. the rnblic.

ara frequently represented
W. " anne ~ who are in the same
" .,!,s y ss ourselves, more especially
..s.mine ''s1Ii the hep" public that I can show
lSp.~tS .''ra 70 any one Vhe may call on
A.. I.psy III @ our ~ work IS done good and
'll,.'isl, 'ls ia We employ no apprentices
sauj s,T Usjnter and half paper hanger,
l,n a,us Int those who has served a
y \ a'SV a,'"SnV,suticsship at the business
lppi apspueing department. is entirely
>. uSro NV osupervision, and as | work
'sa ei h:1Oring ny every day, which the
a.If l.,.is, IF no other paper store in
s'IniuSton 9, cs1 do except one, claim
|, ap'ts tsoT when a job is done me-
ssi.,iiv, lI as We are determined to
y. 'aTrI No ctheg than the best work DONE
|" rSols NJ trouble is: We work at a
y ' ,'ts than our competitors can af.
N A. DO, considering their high rents
/, ,Ss ccst Of Efforts to keep up sp-
I.,.n,ss, ,nr A. our prices We make sat
|s%",T profits, and low prices and
[.s 1~,, vn,t hsvefipcressed onr trade SIX
N ,ires we started four years ago, as
Him. our first year | did nearly all
|.tsSpging ,S myself, and now we are
[,aiDr seven hangers steadily. The
|N.vjnc are our workmen, and 1t will
'spp L there are any apprentices In
eEt: ,,,
E%is \ II Years !; Dorie Rosin, 4 years ;
h h Harvey, is years; J. R, Griffith,
~sy; John Goodman, l3 years );
|rr Austin, l. years ; John Brown,
|,.srs, +. ?. RosIN, of the firm
''ROsIy & BRos Paper Hangers,
No. 900 West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-24
D,srss, Dictionary RIO,eor.

Mis- is a blOtter and dictionary Of
N, that come handy to one who is
Sa,lOued to letter writing. 1t avoids
Ia blunders SO often made in cor
Eprdenoe. 1t gives tone and polish
litter writer's, as we'll as a help to
tsn and reporters. Il should be in
! in every family as well as the
hitting house, bank and merchantile
kbItlment. These Indispensable lit
articles can bs had from IS cents to
| hoo. Drekas, No. 1l2l Chestnut
M, Philadelphia, Pa. The above
/ handed US by John J. Woed, a
Ansn in their employ. Send for
|EptiTs price list.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-24
HonOrinE u former WiIminRtOnt.

The Brooklyn "Eagle" states that
Master of Transportation Morrow of the
Long Island Railroad, was presented
with q valuable watch chain, charm
and Keystone, on Thursday evening
last by the conductors and collectors Of
the rapid transit division az token of
the high estimation in which they
hold him for the many ways in which
he has made their work pleasanter.
Mr.. Morrow was greatly pleased with
the present. The Mr.. Morrow alluded
to is J. L. Morrow, brother .iu-law to W.
F. Robinson of this city, and who was
chief telegraph operator at Third and
Market streets, preceding the advent
Df Mr.. Westbrook.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-24
An Ex-Rabbi's denial.

Rev. S.Rosenberg has called at the
REPUBLICAN Office to say that he has no.
left the city but was actively engaged
in giving private lessons in Hebrew
and German at his residence No. 2Os
East Second street. He also says that
he did not resign his pastorate four
weeks ago but on the I'd of April and
that his name is not M. but s. Rosen-
berg. The REPUBLICAN gives Mr.. Rosen-
berg the benefit Of his explanation,
only saying that the local was written
in accordance with tie information Civ.
en-.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-24
AKOrd 20 the Ladies'.

! you intend buying new "head
We would advise you to call on
kR,S, Kirby, 2O2 King street, as
fMg experience and well-kaown
and the acknowledged ability and
kRtc skill Of her chiet-of.stsff, Miss
LhOWn, is guarantee sufficient that
pan be handsomely fitted out and
tGs to suit everybody.