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NOTICES.
BRAIN AND NERVE Eoon

The loss of memory, the nervous and ex
hausted feeling, the dissatisfaction with tn
result Of ones labors, the dull, uDrefresbe,
sleep. the want OF appetite and neuralgia, ar,
simply the brain and nerves calling for thef
necessary food. viialized Phosph ates restor,
lost energy In all weaknesses Of mind or body
relieve deb lily and nervousness, and nreyeH
consumption. Physicians have prescribet
l6O, 600 packages.
+. CROSBY, coo Sixth Ave-, N. Y
For sale byZ. JAMES BELT,
Cor. 9th and Market sts., Wilmington, Del
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19

IN K SALE.-A PROPERTY SlTUA-
I ted in BrandywIne Hundred, contain.
6s about rs acres OF very fertile and well
Btered land Apply TO. -
EDWARD LECARPENTlER.
RSl.W sam Rockland, bel.
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nor RENr.-A Il ROOM HOUSE, NO.
y 'Oj East sixth street. Family viii
aaId With tenant, or will rent without. An.
9Nel6 Market street or ON the premises.
lll.tl
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EUR RENT.-NlNE ROOMED HOUSE
+ 400 ". 10th ST.; hotand cold water; bath;
Ei and water clOset. Apply to
THOS. J. MAHAFFY,
Pest 404 Delaware ave.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19

surinam Quassia or bitter cups only
25 cents, at Hartman's Drug Store, 9th
and Poplar.
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VTUR SHERIFF,

TTOR SHERIFF..
The undersigned off RS himself as cantt'
date tor the Republican nomination Joi
Sheriff Of New Castle county. and while 50.
Letting the votes Of his fellow citizens Tor the
officspledges himself to cordially support the
nominee whoever he may be NJ, II. PAAON,
1.ll.lwl-3InW Penoader hundred.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19

JESAl.E.--A LOW PRICED HORSE,
L ,.lt4DIc tsr light carting or driving
DdhEant of use. Gall ut No. East Sc
co6t g,per, 2-ls 3t+
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EORRENT.-A THREESTORY BRICK
ApH'e with nine rooms and iarse stOie
I'htas, corner OF ThTE and Frei ch streets.
as Two stores Nos. 202 aud "a East Third
Ne', 24.fawti
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19

DOR SALE.-A VERY DESIRABLE
/ store stand, doing tirstciass business,
EpHCuiars address |. +. lREDELL.,
2eod;ti New London, Chester 10.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19

EfJR RENT.-SHOP ll3 WEST ST., 33x
\ % Ieet large yard. Apply to
sitNAltr UAkLlSLE. COZ Market st,
|sIl.t 0r to J . l.. CARPEN1 En-, 7.6 French
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JH0R RENT.-A STORE WITH TWO
L yQms attached at No. 2O2 West second
liest Also three story room house AT NO.
wv West sixth street in good trder, rent
.hsa,. Apply at Oil Market 81. ElA-"@s
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19

RH'i SALr.--A very desirable property on
t4e southwest corner OF sixth and Mar
MnM,ects. Inquire OF q. CHANDLER,
HIflMd No. 9J6 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19

IN 4 RENT THE THREE STORY
N O'cs dwelling house, LIOl Jefferson ST,
Ge dovr above Delaware avenue possession
Eta Dl Ma ch 25. apply to
TlLGHMA AN JOHNSTON,
l4itu th.s-tt 4ExcL ange Bidding.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19

nor SALE.-TWO STORY BElCh
u house, SO7 Conrad st.; six rooms will be
Ad On Reasonable terms also for sac sew
&Eood work horses. apply 10 SAM MUEL
|WlLL Chestnut and Adams. l-I3.tt
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NOTICE.-ALLS LSUBSCRlPTlONSFO 8 FOR
~ papers sent out Of the city must be paid
for In advance. Also all persons who are in
deoted TO this office for either advertising or
job printing would Obiige us by calling and
settling up, so that we can get our books for
1879 closed up. A word to tho wise, sc.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19

NyOTlCE.-THE SUBSCRIBER HAV.
~ Ing lost or mislaid deposit book No
Si3,, notice Ia hereby given that she has made
application to the Wilmington saving Fund
Tor q new book. MARY ii ROWLAND,
2-l73d-laW No GA West Fifth at.
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TOTICE.-THE ANNUAL ELECTION
lN for three Directors of the Delaware Fire
Insurance Company to serve for three years,
wi be held ut the office of the Company, No
60s Market street, Wilmington, Del on Mon
day, M trch l, 1880, between the hours of two
and four O'Clock, p. IN. +. L. GlLPIN,
2lS-l0t Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19

CUR RtNr.-THREE STORY BRICK
Il house on Fourth 81. 20 rooms; nicely To-
4lel ~ per month. HEALD co.
4sH Clayton House building.
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DRUGs MEDICINES. Ae.
sPECIFIo MEDICINE.

"a . soduen 30 Of eif.Abuse; Loss Of memory
Unusual Lassitude, Pain In the Back, Dim
ae3s OF Visioa Premature Old Age, anc
many other Diseases that lead 10 Insanity OF
Consumption and Premature Grave.
Ag- Full particulars In our pamphlet, whicf
NO desire TO seRd iree 10 every one. Tho Spe
clfic Medicine Is soid BY all druggists at n
per package, or ai1 packages fer 81, or will be
sent tree BY mail on receipt Of the money bj
addressing
THE GRAY HEHsUKHE CO, No. 10
Meehanics' Block, Detroit, Mich. eas-S0ld
In Wilmington by z. JAMES BELT, Whole.
,els and Retail Druggigt Cor. 9th and Mar
set streets. And by Druggists ovsrywhors
mhiott
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19

NJR RENr.-WE HAVE A SMALL
L piece Of Marsh land 10 rent on the D.
lds. Ut HEALD l. 90. 9th and Market,
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GUNEHH'EfsB.

NI.hFSM EMS EMPORIUM. Ali the
M o. a'Gitr07ei makes ol Breach Leading
n. MNEIIe Lohders In great variety. sev.
Ss' "'L Nlckle Plated ke'oieers, prices lower
eVor, Repairing done III an hGneot
IN ,Sst IL a at reasonable rates. Cutlery OF all
nm Sharpened. A call Is respectfully coli.
a., ID. J. PYLE, 714 Market street.
"hSn Wilmington. Dell
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I'M " SALE CHEAP.-A GOOO SUB
lE E'hniill IS foot counter In hrst-class or
|M;c'n he bought at q bargain. Apply to
|%PabLICAN office. 24f
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19

yANTED-POULTRY. FOR WPlCB
w the highest price will be paid; delv.
cred at Third st. market. N. b. APPLETON,
29tt
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WANTED.

WY ANTED-SITUATION by YOUNG
w man as blacksmith;Is sober and quiet;
reference; understands horse shOeing end
general repairing. Address Blacksmith,
Strickersvile p. o., Chester 20. 2 2l8d4t .2t
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hYM,NEHk&.
0YSTERS! OYSTERS!

TO THE EPUBILD.-HaVing remHteled ruT
store at Sixth and Orange streets. alp pre-
pared at all hours of the day TO tutri'h ny
friends with the host leo cream and oysttr'.
The oyster season having now arrived, 1t IA
my intention to sell none hut first class oy'.
ters and al prices within the reach Of a'l
Hoping to still continue receiving share d.
nnhllc patronage. Remain Yours,
ops.3,n6 EhARLtS KYLE.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19

|NuR RENP.-A RESTAURANT AND
\ bo4diHg house, 2,S Ora oge st. Apply
Y EVANS PENNINGTON,
lSNaw-tf Sth and King.
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WY IyANTED-TWOFUR FURNISHED ROOMS;
w gentleman and wife. Address o.,
REPU BLlCAN office. 2-lS-3t#
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19

WANTED 10 MFN 70 GALL AT THE
w Boston Clothing House, 2l3 Market
st., and select one Of eur In igo blue suits of
our own manufacture, for so. 2l74t
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19

|NN hENT.-A LARGE ROOM in THE
N th'rd story 9th and Market SITS. suitable
"%Mcie,y. Apply to Il. CHANDLER,
IA Il 6ll--bi5 NJ arket n.
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POLITICAL CARDS,
NEW CASTLE HUNDRED,
T0R SHERIFF.
NOR CORONER.

Tae undersigned offers himself as candl-
date for the Republican nomination for Core
ner, OF New Castle county. At the same time
that lie will be thankful to every nan for his
vote, he pledges himself to support the sue
ccsslul nominee 2l7d " VIM. HICKEY.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19

TXTAETED. TWO coon CARPEN
w tiers Al ply at this office. 2-l6at
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VTANTED-TO EUY A SECOND. HAND
w safe. Address D., REPUBLIoAS Of
flee. 2-lS-2Lo
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NyANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housework. Apply S42 Poplar st2-lSt3t
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19

VXTAnTFD.-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housework in small family; 20 d re.
ference required. Apply at 1913 Adams st.
2-le-Yt
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NTANTED-A GIRL THAT UNBER.
w stands cooking; reference required.
Apply at 81 Market street. 2l7-.t*
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NJK HkNT.--SlX ROOM HOUSE, NO. I
! ". 10th t., cor. Market, lQ-l4 eod3t
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19

THREE VERY FINE OPPORTUNITIES.
tn REE VERY FINE OPPORTUNITIES.
THREE VERY FINE OPPORTUNITIES
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19

ANE tNT.-THE HOUSE NO. 1907
l Tl'nali street. Apply to
llu JAM rs L. DEVOU.
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VXTANTED "A GOOD BOY TO LEARN
w tho printing business must We
good English education. Apply at t Q RE.
PUBLICAN Office
Daily Republican., 1880-02-19

ENk SALE.-A PRINTING OFFICE
: al! complete. III W. 81 st. l-Mtf
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The EIrrt aaHs

Under tho head Of ''new 10 day" II
will be Observed thGTR. q. Conlcy. Of
Tuscnrora Is a candidate before the
County Democratic Convention for
Sheriff OF Elko comfy. Mr.. Conley Is
ono OF tho old Time residents OF the
county, and we'll known to n large ma
joritg ynoGAlip1 SssrtadsrG III snjI
that ho is mn honorable upright aud ca.
pablo man. is merely rsiteration Of a
fact generally known, and his fenity to
the undyiug principles Of genuipo De-
mocrncY cannot be questioned. Gtut
Should he obtain the nomiuaiion he
seeks at tie hand OF tho Convention DO
can reasonably expect to receive tho
united support OF the party In the cleo.
ton. and VIC feel cqusilS SSoantcd in
saying that should the choice OF the
convcnaon rfalhto Another member OF
the party, his heart and hand will be rs
warmly enlisted Ia the cnuse OF Demo.
cratic success In behnlf Of that NAH!
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RLlAarunAl.


Services q. publicly -annouuesd yer,
held by Bishop whitaker at freeman
9Sli.IAE orsSinS.: a L4ras SSdi~Ss.
assembled and took part In TIE proceed,
ingS. .s=ITsy .0E'a
Murry Dunham to day completed hi,
e3tsnsSSS prepar.tiomSatatA~ PAoSs-
graph gallery. and 10 now ready fou
action. Everybody tn town. or out Of
it. Who wants a style OF picture that
cannot sIe4skEi10I In any ole Of the
LAsSssteitisxss cen Rst III n0G.aAndEn
sSGsOuabis AsuresSby eci6S at once e
Dnnham.a szEa oiL.-.pl-4D'-hAs 49,
Rev. n. Mccaiioeh accompanied by
his daughter Nary raafSsd from their
pfotrSets;i Wilt 80 the Bast ~ Che tf.ir
Tuesday evening. Str. 6icCulloch re-
mains here for = time. at least, bu,
Aiss Mary eontInued through to ksr
old home m tho q ,ldan State. Her
health, which. Mas infaifed when shS
isItr here. iS,h rs1rords rs pleasure 60
ssats. quite restored. tho Young kSds'
looking hear.ier than at any time prsf
riops sise9 re kpsv her. She Sas cor
daily. grSetedj by many OK che &tirm
friends she hid secured auionS orr citi'
seis, during her brief stay in. Elkp.1 and
Was followed by, many d, God speed. -
the train bore, beg to~srd:the setting
sun.
Ben Fitch. who csme down from
Wells vest, rday informs us that the re-
ported business boom for Sprncemont.
Is about to be Efnusurated. Ifedf' old
Reese River acquainGano s3SDave BueI
aud Joo Farren. interested theSelves in
thslaistrtct some time fgo.Ta rni II Ixto~
automatically stotel,tthAtJa number OF
the principal mines have been purchas
BY an Eastern company. and that artiy,.
operations on Lhe property are about to
be i~naugnnted. Buel vas at Wells and
intended TO aait at6nee for s~prhceAGnt.
Ben also furnished Us an item or tw"
CLEANED from the debris at the conciu.
sion of n ''soiree" at Sherff's the night
he vas IN that city. The ~iterna.i Ike {
large majority Of OF the tangible feat
ures Of The occasion, were Of ii bIshls
documentary nature, and gathered has
t,lyshgs through all the grscefup figure
OF Bo5 Hnmill. Who in the interesting
character, Of Chief Devil. neatjy poi
sohed the entire company by accident
'ally upzctting the salt,Iacki in the water
cooler, ana splitting tie coal oil IN the
pot, is conspicuous. vr,r.c
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The AinlIIom Union.

Z. ii. SMITH recently purchaser III
Shn Francisco the celebrated stallion
UniorsT nov on exhibition nj his stnbits
here. This magnificent animal hss a
reputation second 10 none in San Fran.
cisco and and throughout California.
The following letter TO Mr.. Allen,
through whom Mr.. Smith made the
purchase. from q. II. jefferson the
trainer Of Union, regarding his, pedi.
gree, will hc read with interest:
" SAN JOSE, Cal, April 10. 1880.
Mn. ALLxS-Dedr Sir; I have jus,
received your letter Of the 18th. The
horse Union that Sawyer had was sired
by stosibIago Chief, his dam Ebsing
Ban Jose Damsel; San Jose Damsei vas
sired by Eastern Black Hawk, and her
dam was thNmother O. tho running
'horsc,' Dashaway by Belmont. that won
II iaces on, Of 80. Tho. old mares
pedigree was never asccrtNined but from
all accounts she was a Thoroughbred.
Damscl. TIL dam Of Union. trotted In n
race for two ycar.olds in 3:2I; the las,
halt In i:2I. winning a $500 purse.
stockbridgo Chid was 4 Messenger.
brought here from New York by Mr..
viber,. I think the horse Union. Is ms
good n horse "a vas ever owned III this
or any other country.
Yours Respectfully.
Gro. II JEFFERSON.
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The Board Of County Commissioners
met in regular session Mt the Court
House Sestetday- present, Holmes.
Cdtiey md-Ssars.
In( gpmplisnce ~ith petition from
citiztis Of Sorth Ruby. a road district
emoracinG the territory within the
present boundaries. of North Ruby
School District, was ordered to bo sep
nrated from Ruby Valley Road District.
and established asaN1Sth cIiuhy Ruad
District No. IL. N''N ~
1t IVES further ordered that the route
through the Ruby range known a.
Secret Pass. leading frPM Fort Halleck
to Ruby Valley be. AMI is hereby de-
clar,d, a public county highway. ~
The Board vas also asked by the
petitioners to appoint Eora- siewers, and
to appropriate from the county fund.
money to assist in The construction OF a
ronu1hf,uSh sail Srecct Pass.
In compliance with a petition trom
citizens OF Fort Halleck Township, C..
w. Grover WIS appointed 20 ghe position
Of Justice Of the Peace for said. Town
ship, to ill the vacancy caus6d 10y the
removal from thu township OF the former
Justice, Reed.
The official hond Of c.. ". Grover M
Justice was approved md ordered filed.
A.. petition from citizens Of Exc aud
Railroad District. praJina.thnt II public
road auI highway be declared and es.
taLlishsd. commencing at ElKo running
thence snuth.weSterly, passing between
Dorsey Bros. and Nuicaby's ranches
crossing said stream. and continuing to
the South Fork OF Tho same, TO iutersect
the preset road from Railroad District
to Elko was presented, aud in answer to
said prayer, II was ordered that tho
route designated by the petitioners be,
and the same Is hereby DECLARED .
county road aud public high~ay. ~ :
A special tax OF ono dollar and
twenty-five tsT 25) cents on cash one
bundled, dollars valuation Oh the Taxa
BILE property in ,Tuscatoha School Dis-
trie,.. IS .nereby lGSidd apd'asacsssd .; Cor
the yerkfsso; The ti.izcnhs ianl Tax pay:
ors Of said school district having at M
election held on The fifteenth day OF
April. 1880. voted in favor Of such levy.
aud the yConn,y 4sstbsdru ordered "
collect the above special tax at the same
time aud in the spAe msnnsr that the
State anu eodn.S' hies ARE collected. F"
The following bills were then acted
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Effected n Capture.

William H~uuter3a short tinE isgS
employed a boy trappto herd a small
band Of horsea Hesfl his rapch nJSqt
NINE miles west Of Gown. and on Mon-
day discovered that the young, yslusro.
together with one Of the horses and b
valuable shepherd dog which Assisted
iu herding the band. we're missing. The
facts bein8 northumberland TO Shsriif
Fitch. the officer succeeded In getting
upon. hia tack. and fakihsl ths eGit-
bound train, caPtarnd itLe Iiale rascal
with bothiiorse and dog. near Wsils
yesterday. The young traDpiappeared
to Laye become tired of hoofng it. And
concluded TO continne his eastYard,wsy
on horseback. Having recovered. the
purluiued property. anu finding the cui
prit to be but a mere boy the most
appropriate punishment Of whom would
I've an ndmonitory thrashing. tie Sheriff
after warming his jacket we'll with
willows, gave the youth a lose OF
wholesome fhtherly advice aud suffered
him to pursue his perigrinations ON
foot.
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The Board OF County Commissioner
6SSr. sG.sS%1Gak TnSS
Lost-As tLe Pisade last Saturday,
= grey shawl. TARpler will pleass
leave the sau61iAit0hee.
Miss Lizzie fousS tetasned from tho
East where she has passed tho winte,
Observation-Disclosures
ing.
The MsSd&y r4fIal =. the Ho,
SpriuYkSAu.A.y,. ~as highly enjoy.
able affair; the attendance being large,
aud ell bent on making the most Of the
suspicious occasion.
u1iSfDAhhAe. aAsa'S.I ska6Sr
oaklsna PhpsSsniker, and DR.. +. G,
Jessup. the equally we'll known San
F~r.peisee ,astahS rrTed !l%sS'ker
advertisement, by last evenings train
from tue swess.S-'Bff. 'Dunham la,
secured his old once adjoining that o.
the h~ mn. o. 5Irstis. Keei,ey & Bige
low; the Doctor occupying rooms in th,
same. They will be fully prepared tc
aaendsabAiqess, I'D shoiny. :,
Joseph h1s<nstock- 10tAhAs-Ds.to
Store is just nov iPlecsipt n large in
voices Of ntS~Ro5h.:S 'edhslsting OF q
choice variety ot dry'Toods. clothing,
boots AL StGsf I,(fsi cyl gents hats
&c. which he PROPOSES to sell at fig,
urss lower Than ever. These good,
1--we been seitckQuS Mr.. iscsenstocL
in person. iu the San Fra. cisco market.
aud comprise the latcs, styles of Spring
and Se1meFyRHh Head Ehis sd
undIr heal u Aa,sS tdsIS." s
The warm .pdEhiea.rnt weather
Which hts Isassssfe4 Ale hate eoid
storuis, is can .ins fhs young grass t.
bulge up in nusopaisica,ed errenuess
aud the bulls to pr%cmnturcIy smell upoy
the 'l-afhg mint4!2 'fha gedtis rays
are also producing their eff. ct upon the
human, rs weIl1as the Vegetable family.
Ivy warming into abnormal activity the
dormant organs Of" pggnaeity, As. n
result Of tn sc irritating cond lions. the
Spring exercises opened this morning
with IA brief hut spiritual engagement
he wccn Il couple Cf citizens; fortunately
resulting in but tufiing damage to
either. S,rnn:' ly cnouSh' the party
Rss~ilci il totally ignorant of the exist
euce o. The least grounds for the assault.
One OF our oil thu. citizens. who has
worried throIsh the Winter ia one of
the subj Ian carrot districts OF X.un.
has got back TO town ngaiu. H. WAS
fn,uI!iarly known III former times IL
''iInr." Int sincubrconrins Abe heal al
a prosperous family. is nd lrrsscd us
N'. Ncidans. In r'Ily Ia. our inInir.
ns To- how long he proposed to remain
with us this time, his lnconiu but em
ph ,tic answer WAS. ''forcvcT!' The
gnp torn i'll the social circles Ivy Mr..
Mc.A ANS departure 6ISrcm ,iuul open
until now. no person having bc'n found
competent 10 fl tho beach. ''IinrV''
says the family will bs along o It,
a treat to hear &ihat irirpIing Laugh al
= HarV's" once more.
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Iron Wednesday,, Duily.t
s1SwbSA.-.n zsEol2

/ s1sWbSG-.s 1SE0iS
T. II. Hargis and G. W. Grover came
down from Fort Halleck last evening
and returned this morning by the truin.
The tegalsr monthly meeting. Of Elko
94aN. Bmnansu.-~i BE- AeaALhs
A'mofy this evening. beginning al
o'clock.
ConlmiSaiaher 3, s. Conlsy Who vas
down at the meeting Of the Board yea.
terday. returned TO Tuscarora by the
stSsHhr o,,Sse3rc ,iSH..aasa
Lieutenant Ray. With . poriioA OF
tho troops which we're ordered to San
Francisco from Fort Halleck several
weeks Ago, Jetpfpeito the tlIiktaS5
Postb the train Saturday evening.
The member4 Of the O.. E. S.. will
give q social at the Masonic Hall, on
Thursday evening, May 9Th. to which
all Masons in good standing. accompa.
uiel- b5 their wives aud daughters, sliS-
IDLE to membership are invited at . r. N.
No children. 2c.l
George +. Dinsmore. one OF tho ear
liest and most promi1euG men of Austin.
Ladder county. dieG.in that city, MOI.
day evening. after nu illness Of only
tour days. ,DAshsed was Yell known
to most Of the old time Eastern Nevsd-
nnsi ,aid tie news OF his death Will be
received With very general regret.
The Eureka papers report that the
Local
ihf5imhi6h tLat'tLe Express oflca al
this place was IurglaTiopsy entered
Monday. ana robbed Of over a 500.
This Is news to every body in Elko.
Including ~the1txPress agent, who EN-.
rhaGcn!ly lhat rAethpgsEhAtsgs
calculated to disturb thn e~quanimity Of
the Office has occurred. We learn this
evening that it was the Carlin Office
that was robbed.
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/ Wish Eyerboay, 60 Rasw

Rev. George II. Tb,ysr. OUT old eiti::
zen Of this vicinity knPyn to every
~ a most influential citizen, nnl Chris
;ian member of the ". f. Church just
:his momsut s,oprnssd ii ON ,ktHAKo'
'say. ~ yish eyrTybo ~ u knpw ttstI
consider That both mSstlf mn Vie Diva
'ur lives to shilob'a r CoGsuiSp,ioni'
jure." 1t is having u trsIn IN Ious sale.
'ver our counters nui is giving perfect
@rtisfaetion ia all cises of Lung Die.
'ases, such as nothingp rise hIs lone.
: 80, BouRBOx. Ind. Nay rs. 1870.
Dns. MArcuErr 4 FrAScE.
ioldrby F. F. Muller. DrngsIa.i Eiko..
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Regular meeting Of Odd Fellows, to.
nistrG." .'tts .Eshuo ~
City usFSg saiH gta,sly.! aVS%
Spiritual scanses .outdra~ tho hurdy
houses in Tuscsrom. just now.
Rev. George Jennings viii hold reg
ulAr servicea ut Freeman Hall. morning
and evening. tomorrow. rs usual.
James Dautrt 'Aidvcd here from
D"die by the train last evening. Ho will
probably SfAthis rauch in+ffdbN Wiley
before hi: ss,prn. ,a
Eugene Stoltz is closing ont his busi.
ness in TaseGiora as rapidly As possible
preparatory, "a removal to Butts city.
Montana. lie expects to start for that
place in aieWdsys.u '---"s gE
Montgomery Blown. who Inns for sew
eral moLths past been down mt Lathrop
With ysYss. shevhsrd, on his, ranch. re-
turned here blythe train last evening.
He will have charge Of stock in Idaho
this season. .
Reverend A. J. Compton will bold
seS<Sees Rfhe Church at the usual lIotr
ia the morning; tho subject Of his dis
course l'-ins ''Thu Sunday School Idea,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mo evening. VIII be
The LEA in Rdision.i.ai
4 Salt Lake miiiinHr atvertises that
she waots IMSupf HIs" aJGlNEs
from the abundant crop "f bald. heads
n~urmpuutin: mtlc shoulders in this
eountry. it ri'l -%nsturTtfy be inferred
that the feminine thirst for capillary
covering. i, mt wholly comtined to Zion.
Instances are uIou record whore this
d"sir" has h"come 10 unSovernable that
whole handfulls have been summnriIy
gathered to the very roots by delicate
fingers, tho process OF ADVERTISING being
far too slow to meet the emergency.
Thesummit Of the ISDErEXpESr crani.
having long since been devastated, the
impunity with which the above oh
servations are male. !. palrtbls. sc,
Mr.. s. f. Benson informs rs That the
water ditch is now in perfect repair;
the pipes leading from til rcs-rvHir all
in order and requests III tn notify cuu
suincrs that the collection Of water rntrS
will date from next M"u lay ia, 81 inst
The snpply 81 water { ~ the ditch II u,~
nmpi". aud will Ice ~ ALI rr liability
during The prrS"ut season. The only
dnuS~r u y" arpreliepu.-i Is that the
volume 81 water in tue RIVER IN ~ in.
crease to such an extent as to carry
away lii, dhrn. ShunIl that InIsfoT-
tun" occur. however, prov:>i IA for sup
IIying tn. l.igh will Do made ~ quickly
ns possible. 50 ia u Shpuil the water
thus h., cut uf IT will only b. for a very
Lri-f iirh.. ~ = 20
N"ssrs. Russell & Bailey sent ont
from hire. ihis m arnin1. thiSirru MEN
tn rnd"o aud h mile tho stock moved
irnhi ihiS county l" ! '"ho, Last f"ii.
Joe Cox nul'B ID II inter wrrr I,n 81
I'll" party; thy 90 I" lock after the
.t"c TIN drove to- Ill" srn- locality. at
i''ni TIM. NJ Bradley il nnw ont Oh
Snake river where the stock Wis winter
cd. and Mr. Russell will III n day q.
two. follyysihe pTty sent out 'hi"
morning. lie Will 10 by raj To krltun-
thence across the country by buggy.
o%Ycrtnking the party on the route. The
design is to lrive that porto" Of TIL
stock consiHcuS Of stccrs. nunijctius
about two thousand head. aS lar rs
Cheyenne. for shipment to an + ,stern
market.