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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-01
LYONS
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KATHAIn0N,
A FAIR SPECIMEN.

rb,l been entirely bald for several years, con-
,,;.,,tional. suppose 1 used few bottles OF
Kathairon, ans TO my great surprise, H've timex
growth of young hair.
col. JOHN l. TORRANCE, I. S. A.
In every important respect the Katharon Is a0s'-
lutsly Incompatible. 1t is "neq"aied
l. To Cure Badness.
.. To Restore Gray Hair
3. To Remove Dandruf.
4. To Dress and Beautify the Hair.
REAR IN MIND.-The Katharon Is no
sticky paste of sulphur and sugar-ofead, 10 pain'
and daub the hair and paralyze the brain. IL !"
a pure and limpid vegetable lotion, intended to re-
store the hair by natural growth AMI renvigoraon.
It is splendialy perfumed, and the most delghllu'
toilet dressing known. No lady's or gentiemah'
toilet outfit is complete without Lyons hatnairoA
SOLD EvERYWHERE.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-01
NICHOLS INFALLlBLE INJECTION

f,,r,pteed to cure promptly and permanently every
c,eo Of ConorhGa. Gleet snd Whites, no matter 1
low ,onq standing il directions are followed mtern
.i;r;rs not rs-, m nendea necessary cure guar
s.s, nr m"uey refunded For sale by B. =. Foster -
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-01
4 REPORT Of THE c0UN T
AUDITOR.
.,,v,cv nv couvvy kvurrop.

CFPIcs CogrrY AvDrroR,
oR,sRy COUNTY NEVADA, December 81, 1879 !
To the Hon the Board of County ComnlaSlonefs ofsOJ
Oouuty State of Nevads-Gentemen: :: ,
The County Auditor respectfully submits me 1os"lng
repoft of the fiscal affairs OF the said coey ior "'e s
mnnths ending December 3lst, 1879
nInns On hand at close of business June
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-01

Receipts fer the SIX months ending pecemoe'
From Assessment Boil 1873. S..............- ..-..'.
From Assessment Roll 1879. :..:.:'''.
From ten per cent. delinquent tax OF 1878
From ten per cent delinquent tax OF 1873.
From net proceeds Of mines for 1879.
From Gambling Licenses. ......-,........''..'
From state insurance Licenses -.......-.''.'
From rent of County Buildings ,.........'...-
From poll taxes 1873 s...........-...--. -'''.''
From poll taxes 1879. ........-- ...'..''-.'''
From ines in Justices Court .....-.....'.
From State apportiouInent OF school moneys
From District Court Docket fee .......''.
From fire insurance tax on net premiums
From Jury Fees (retarned) ......-...'''-
From miscellaneous receipts. ....-.---...- .
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-01
MORNING APPEAL.
HENRY R. MIG q ELS.
prbEahsd every l.orning Qsoedays o.eeptsds Ss
MRS. N. V. MIGHELS,
PEOrRlErOR.
,ay Sew.,s,r~r devoted PshtiesI aennrsd News
AMI LEGAL AHHrA
opN<x-on seeoad strse4 Opposite the sosshero hent
OF the State CApiso
yerns Of Subscription:
o.e .ops wear By mail n..............'.... " w
Cspe .zsyy months, by mail ............... ~
e,n. s.ry e,ree months, by mai 90
Pryx,,rts ea srhsesiption, yT ARIAHlS IN ApVASOs-
rrs Ayrr.L ~B he tsiivered se the ctnss of CARSON
At - Ctsrss per week. ay'Ahso weekly to the cne''er
Rates Of Advertising:
sst4s ., .lyersising be ssoertaTaed testsai'a
~ shss sihCs

$50 FuLroS STREET. Ben"KLvs, n. Y.
, 1880-07-03
EUROPEAN Ali1LAMENTS.

Tho Enornlour WnstCIulncxs of nIfl-
i.nE1sn,Ths insrssss .: Of Ar,n.e. 3:.. and
Tho follow following T. the ds report oa Mr. IL, neh. 81.
motion to take measures for unlversa! disarlnn-
ment. Mr n. I,jrl,nrr, rose 10 move tho rcsolu-
tlon Of which to had xivcn notice, ms fo,ows'
Majesty. praying tlat s.o win be erae'o''s!y ..
Forelgn Affairs to onter Into eou'mun'oattons
win at.a oh95 9p h reauaon au Of
European ar,nuncnts.' This, ho sad was not
question Of purity, hut QUO Of humanity. In
1871 Whon nc pfonKnI 1or"AEi tne eup!ectt Ae
received .he .ppHrt nf many hcnorah,e ra sstts, zen e.
saw Si' ~ "S roason use wby thoy SHOULD not asa! sup.
port him. There WIS ono polilt On which ilu
believed they woro ull agreed, and that
w. tbat tho present armed sonaitio1kof ; E.,;
oseershadowsd es M Nd tio satious % ha 4roWn to such
Sie ia uso exaggerated lHngllago to tlcserbo il.
This stnte Of things wss an aitrunt to rcnsol, 70
civilizations to sacred humanity, and, abovo 81,
which I'LL tho 1lnuona uf Chrlstellduln protested
aud reycrenccd. The hussian VIII ntno1sK many
SnSf s m ex bcf eat T~sny Y s ot aS f.
esor Teh III W. wve " n III 1 ono7apv a
fecca ysars between is50 ena Isl! there Ind 6ecl.
an addition to tho armed forcts Of Europe Of
has bccn cstimntcd ut saa,b0O 600 900 yuar, md
this vast expenditure was glaWsng with arpaii.
inyrapllity. Tho antlunl rHbG l @ @SxRSi!alf@nre @ II
0N in la7e, being an increase Of <!po, ,ooe,-
20 in tho course or thosa fourteen ysnIs. y II
Sn nSss" oSbs ea H. ft u4s ss h
for; the nscas or Tho present; European
nattonal m debts hay!''E swsed @ ia ~ tt perioa i5om
III leBj, spent IN tho nrly and navy $5Q, ,0Q0 OK,
, 1880-07-03
FoRGETfUlNESs OF PEOPLE,

other devices iead you into reading Of tic Viz
TUES possessed By 'Pisrce's Celebrated Medi-
cineswerult It not that we areaware Of the for
getf.llness Of psople, and TINT must be our
excuse, dear reatler, tor ngaln telling you
IL without ait equal NJ = bloOtl-purliler, 1t
cures All hunlQls, froM the common D!ntcll,
plniplo, Of eruption TO the worst serofula.
feyer.soxe. or ulcer. Or. rlerce's Pellets ar0
drngKfstB.
]" 81. Ci,oun HOUSE, CHloAno, I'LL, Jan. 20,
1S79,-.IIoll.f n. Y. Pierce, N. D..DEAlt
DocToR: have been using your Golden
fo express tGe gratitude | feel. It = simply
wonderful the efFcet your lAeltelncs hayg
lad npO1! ue. AM III every way thousand
yer c<:nt better. l AN, yo1!ss gratelu!!y,
, 1880-07-03
MARINE NEWS.
Grain and Coarse Freights Steady
at Previous Quotations.
a Collision Outside Between a Steam
Barge and Schooner.
Notes from Along tlle Docks-Port
EcWs, Etc.

N1{AtN AMI COARSE FHEtnHT9.
Yeslert!ny 4ruin frclgha ruled etaady at ~ cents
sasorCnts wcre liberal, fo1ums: To 1tnfTnih-
Hcl,uunurs Chandler j. Wells, H. +. rtscu Z. Mears'
Yam Cook. and Comnncha. corn at " ecnss pro.
s H,'fas, a,"r s I" S"r sa u. i @ eents rs kre
ks!'ss Aa' s s"se '''naa ef e e aes
RcIUtner4 EIandtn. wtleat At The Ba.ne rntG. md
,s.ans;fI kiSSfs wsa, I q, n sas r. M"fn,5SM!
TX w. @ % H. IT, "
Cm,Mcsty. a6 Giissis wcni md 4itm 6s'seis elri,
GoHrsc rsEnt: arc sssdy y; tG racs,.t a.anse NJ The
Light ~ for luinbor from AiHnls1nu.
4 cUattslnx urrsiDE-
tnr;o Etnma r. Thompson ana +coGncr Knto l.Yona,
S:ws; ss,i sS5 5s,n,Ss, x's ,o,::{" k;SS
o,s,ds u ii'is .t%Tt. ha seoonor at!ek .as
seswork 3 1ea or r MI t.
ny Suttl1ls th,,hun ho. cnrerlNR hnr4 The a,lnRo
!" Thy vase nHnntc NIL: IT, tlIe nss " es bs,wstt
her nbna t1ip Thu Lyons Is deActt hase for To-
sTtstKE AMONG TnE rc0MEN,
Yesterday strku innugurntet! nniunR the Ing
risBr. Tcy Iattnn9 mn Avl.fic9 of ii rUr n.untii,
# @ II o oasesr, q ~ a e. g ska isr e u.
month.
mns ;?P'@ss eE sEs q auss eso G. 1s es.S t. SfsxS sss
Cait Ja,os l,altnn Is in command Of tho tug J. c.
Vio iap T1n,i resumed hus!ae.s In tho tnoa limo
ycstcriny us.cr tho communal Of cnps. William John
Ian rCss9is reH,ainvi at tho lumber market last
evening With THUR cAsIt1es unsuld.
, 1880-07-03
Not EpicnACd with Hancock,


WAs1lIS9T0S. y. e. juno 'U.-Mr. ". i. koFal.
ono OF tl!e Virginia delegates to Cincinnati does
not tumble to tho nomination Of l!nrcnek with
Gnthusiasn. lie bus written letter TO tho
!tchm0nd Commonwealth. II which he sayh: =
linus of tho Consiani.Mt4sai, tor months aAltst
urging Upon It that Tho true stru1,Rth Of aurilEtlt
mont of olvil law rs ax2lnst Gnycr'lnent ~, os
fnrcc. md thnt to nuke professional aoltlIcr
our noee " WIS to enscu1Hss t n s"1no leEreS
tho strength Of our cl4in. Ihc enthusiasm which I
W. hwy witnessed here si',cc The ,atlan ..,n
Wis tnidc has not chnngeu my Op!nlonttpoh THIS
point IT,, ,,,,,. ,.,s,,s ,x,s IT,, l.. ,on,,ur
nf tho virkinlA ltlexaton to cO,ise!t to ueM:
,lHsont to It until le had received Yates e!'o1,eh
tu nominate hin. Tile pressure which bud -
resist to ths end was uA much as .snA able tn
endure. The cnlt OF tho rnlE " states waA
hMrtlly finished, when II wux obvious that Gcll.
lInnrnck would bo Htfn1ilRttal
"M!scUnsin which hnd beeh ltvidetlt hMi
Inoyutl to chMngo her votc md make i solid fur
linncOek. 4Hls Mns tho heYi1lnlhT OF the Eetl-
1rnl stnnlrellt. State nf!rr Atnte artse Ani All.
no,.Ce.l TINT her vote should bu chanHett nnd
mnds enIid fur Hancock. Every person III the
Immense hNlt wns I'm his feet; clieers rcnt the
mir. The Louisiana t.tIlner4 burning eHI'crt!
portrhft uf tho GelIera WIS rushed tO tho Btn1la
and waved nrGr It: thu sfnuli banners tliMt
marked tho location ut tho delegation frnn,
chch State were snatctel frnn thcir fastenln1s
Allh carried forward by enthAsinstlo men. md
, 1880-07-03


ttst1t Wnxhhlcuh, lhurR Her, bark.
krir Il. l3ny. ahHnret. rHllrtai ttHA.
tc1,r II. Ttinmls+,n. Whne EnAe, lumbnf.
krhr Aunt rRin, an.k"Run. lumbar.
fehr Il. i:iIrII. ltuck Like. turitHr.
krhr ftpnrdrF, rrHyrrec lay. knrk.
frhr WtlMn! tmltt. Muskeuhn. tnsk.
tEtf liTlRn tIIt.,a Mn.Erstttl. lumbar.
frhrt q. l.. .ttfltIts,ttI. afnsktHItn, lumber.
EGtIr slAI y. II. Ferry, t3tnsk Cregk, tumbcr+
triir ltHilrtiary. t;nu.n i'Oitil. Kr,tyGL
fthr nH.tlr, ttaifrs'r ltnttnr, Telegraph p0lcs-
Erhr ltnhicti, Mn. hst,n lumber.
SeIlr T.. H. ftEtl. t1H4kta.,tI, iHEilnt.
trhr a. tlnrk, i'H.ut. IL innau,', lumber.
Schr .Arpn t'nrkl.r, Nu.keAln+ *ttta
kchr !t,,.kn.ny. Mu>krr9!!, !,,,ubcr: ,
SclIs l.. Hattt, MIshrrttl. lHnIher.
schr !. 4. tlnnlER, t:ranh ilnyn1, Lumber.
scllr u. i. Skinner, Mu.ki1DH. lumber.
Sclls =. Il; Hlnkc, Murtep"n. lumber. .-,.,u,
Nelrt. Z. Tn!Ebritt! ~, hluftaun Bhy, railroad TICS.
srhr Irflniu I.hI. AustrJajn. wpoti
tsir Nnhbini, Mt+kEa'ln. lEtnllGr.
hchr tisnhnta. Ssntk!gith. funl6tr.
4rhr u L. AIhfa.Ght. slHskrK0n, lumber
Hrhr l,hrnlx, l.uttinpton.
Eeht Atyrttr, sttlskGInl,.
S':r t,tte.t, Mnskcgnn.
sCtr FDnr l1eUthnrs, Muhs4Dc.
frAr !:!NelInr. Mnhlset.
, 1880-07-03
LAKE l'OllTS,
1lETIlltT.

f)ETtiuIT. tsle,. JuIr I-fsnsard ur-1trnnctInra
G"enoe: nanasront, uran!te stsse aaa con'oF Assa
hrnks S"rtin"s. a,nu amd harve, !, " inr,,n.x
49, 49, -. @ . H"a t"sts. nia'a eutn "..a ~ eo-
tert "na aei"sheI upshaHk' tehuonGIs H.l' Htpscr'
hale Ks'',l!' i'n',Gnsasl, ~. tnse. Charles X.
taTa 0'e, 5anu Ms
Mitchell.
it .nssea d2Mnmirnp9llGrs WlssnhicEn nnd c9nsatt,
nW I'D nrps Sy tv nn ss9saa 1t Tm3 n
fsne sna ssS n M" nH Tr nha "a
II nart,,I, nr ati y 1ss 9 n s,,
% IL sI tu..u M III Lsn % nu W., RT", sI ussn;i ~,
unerm u: T. KIM jDsrI,iun Walls fittft ln,Ixinu
Trinidad, and Il, 4. I.aw.
uurYALo.
Sut.faf D},natfh N 7ht f,hftooo 7srih4,re
nrpyafn. n. r. .iuiy .wSrrivnis- -r,rnn"Iier Al.
cnt,n .c1,t,ncrs Kntn Wi1siv H. 4 iin1nti ;jn"nnin
ufnIn ilmIi.It; s.hunfer {nnls;Gn urnIn MIwn
cIcutea-rrniHier AIeOna scllDancr D. 7: n1blln..
eonl; v. =. Gsossst!wn!tc psH.irun. u T. ltaanst!,
l!nvd ynnce. E. (. NcHrrer hMfEg !ld E0nc0Et Ch!-
TnEo sghoonef !!anMt,ssa. ccai " ,nAsof: scnn0ner
ur " t.ocfa, onha. nMIhI!!: l !:,u,,,,,,,,,
YORK; Piua lumber, fa70 per i feet 10 Albany, nnd
&J,2h 10 NBm York, EtAvts u Nc" York. s. tNr toni
grpysiona to Saw York, pos tun' Canal sh!p'nents
"ss,th
A.As' r'Mn''N"*
,, spetta! uspatea 70 IHt G"lsd1o irtotne.
;, EAsT SAlSA% Mic Jny HHlbGr Il, fFg!gs .ro
Sns1nsT s', 70 TotT H., y ler ~ pso9slSF InEnn5
, 1880-07-03
LICENSED To ORGANIZE.

Special Dspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
ePninariELp, ILL.,. July 2.-Tho Secretary Of
State to-day Issued liconso to organize to tho
Ladies' Cooperative Dressmaktng cornpapy,
Ohlcngo; cupitAl, &la5,0oo. Corporations: fienry
AcCoy, Mrs. Ann!u Derby, Harnh 81. Mills. Also
u tho Valum Cream Extractor Manufacturing
Company. ChIuugo; capital, tAGD, ,uO. Curpara-
tosSI g. +. Wani, N. H. DiACknor, A. II, Arlnot.
, 1880-07-03
GALENA HIGH-sCHOOl.

Epeeidl DtspdteA 10 The Chicago 1rtbunat
GALKAA, ILL.,, July 3,-The ninth annual Com-
Menccmcnt Of tho Ghtena High School was hetd
in Turner Hull this afternoon, which WIS crowd
Ell with tho patrons and friends OF orr publ!0
schools. The exercises wcrU unusually inter
estIng, and cllcitc1 the cnsest attcntlOn Of th0
a,IdiCura
, 1880-07-03

NEW pHLEASx, july 2-GDr1ON-Quicts m!ddtinR
1tNc, low .niddItnE, lIte Eood ordinary, lg@o' Het
receipts u balcs, exports. Grcnt rltnn la''s ton-
tincnt, 7d1c, tncs in, stock. ,f.)s wcek5 net ro-
cnlnts s3i5, uro., caiArtr+ TRENT Mrnln, alS
Cannon., sus, ~: tsiSs' 'i':siint, sM n, MI
nItcd Hos nris during TIN week i71t! a,ass inst
os rec9nt: Gs.s q. III :h''f E.rss Sass' 'sS al
S Uniiad stHtss pors !or tls wenk, TMa sass yoas <
GStS. inst ycnr, Is7.A Et0ck nt ali United
Atascs ports 'ns! ,sMs T, s"ck ck 4, ~ ~
r"a % n! ysar. S ;! ~; s;osk a,s Il s AHo'ean
miIv Eiti't,oi- July .-GMlTnS-sn1ea nf tie week
Dniets An,eren E; spesnin,"fs, ,to "@k linz IH
rtac a!reet snner. 3o; nsn, , oxn1f . .sau9 ags
stSWn Anlcticnn, bl4,UN, amount ahoat+ a1'Nui
American, i31l, ,UD.
, 1880-07-03

Loxnos. Juno lo.TTho excellent CLAUSE IN.
,,nend tho Matrimonial Causes nets l,ns worked,
during tho Two years which lavo Blnce elapsed,
womet1. liy this oln'so 1t was enacted TINT III
husband shnll be convicted s'ltnl1snriEy or
,"so ,ho ,,,rt ~ ~ Mn",s,r.ta ,,rforc whom In
s, -, te ~ " ~ ,". - .otisoa thn, tho
future safcty Of tho wIfo Is in peril. order that
tho vito ghnll Ia TO longer bound to cnhnbiE
VITA ,s he, ",' hgnsnd + aa such order s s svS 9
II was furfhnr nrayi,icd m tint t,s h,,siad shniij
,w Ihc VII, s,tri, x.nStv ain, ~ iari niuht
sos.er IN .es9anSa Y !h bis c%ns @d Y thu
Of l,nt shoui'i ID xiyon 10 tho wifc.
,.'s. "ao "n , y, :.'as,. ,.,,, ,.s .b,s
scnson npalailtlcd Miss Tcrry.s i'ortta ts twlrn
that, about tho date when tho "Merclnht OF
gabertlina on the N}llto, thorr nctHuIiy existed
KrGat female lnwyGrs ln tho ne!sntorlnS city nt
ssproco 9Sa p IL Gss ha1 dSSs,sy III, Sa f @ mi 81
?niy ece6ratci for their legal loro ma ski!l,
beautiful women. with noble Grcek, prullts,
,i rsssd II stylr wh!sn Mlss Icrry n1,9nt, , nv
aftcr stoal,i aEnn ottan litraneo into the legal
prolossiou. Il is nut ut nli tmpn'lnolc thtt w
may seo soncthing marg OF the KselIl.ess oa
Ing 10 tho 1tMea' dublin, correspondent. !lav0
tiso IN ,sn",..c wEfch nxntni Tia surprsa If
tGo sastcr of ths ltolis. who oven oi*ervod that
~ ~ wv ws ,r u, a n"r ano a i,,scatsx oatI mi
cry ~ p '5f sS sG cmn nn pheI ns ~ ner }aIs ill.,
wh"i f,iitnr III M.,ai Hns,,n r., Tin snIisitnfx'
l!Ilsl They fost their cao, it II trlc, b.lt seem
n y, u vo.t. tEv Mvn .,s,,, 1 l,t a,ro9t
HgVrnyatlot, Of the rnis,,ry Of uufoat in cottrt
, 1880-07-03
pErI1OLEt|hf,

CLEVELAND. O.. July - PETROLEUM - flEn At
quotations; Standard white. 1i0 test+ sHc.
P1rrst,tt!a, ,iujy A. PETROLEUM Quiet; crndH
Gf11or nt SlisN at larkOts fnr nhtpni1nt' refined.
lic, Philadelphia dnIlvory. TIlo Uf ExcbnnKu tIaA
adjourned until tho Jtl.
, 1880-07-03
DJtY GOODS.

NEW YORK. July 1.-The market continues quiet In
all departments. Cotton, goods onict In first hands,
hut pr!css unchanged. lIRht prns dull, bAt there II
eomo inquiry for dark iancy prints. Dress E'n9lsMna
moving steny. Kentucky tearn rat1lor n'ore aotsso
but clothing M0o1Gnx In light tenltlnu
, 1880-07-03
RAILROAD T1mH.rABLE.
'->>
ARRIVAL and DEPARTURE on TRAINy,
Explanation or HkrEnENcx MAr,ks-.t aaturhsy
eeFsertcd- 'sunday excepted. 1Munday excepted

.Chtcngn 4, Northwesferh RAILWAY.
,h appy a. any of the fsiovnt
0rnnd I'neiIc ltotot. Hr,nks Exprass Oman a.,
notheAet cornnr Hhndniph and HtatA-1ta.j, palM9r
lIDnAc, IL Cdna1.AL. and nt ths dep,t4 ~ ~''
, 1880-07-03
COTTON,

DswEdo, 1uty a-UnAla-Whent wehk' no. !
white Michigan, Sl.ll Corn qnlots high mlxod' A9o.
, 1880-07-03

WILMINGTON, July A-srlMlrB uV Tu1rESTtSr
-pulat md steady 2I4c.
, 1880-07-03
1ND1ASApOLI4.
ap4G-rS1n

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July Z 1-GnAfN Wheat
steni,Y, No. rcd new, gsel.7c Corn Qnfott 3taGo.
Oats weak ut a5a5E.E.
, 1880-07-03

DETROIT, July a-FLoui-Qutct ntelhfahm.
0NAIv-lvheat firm. M white, nelc b!dt July,
fp1$c, August, nn4o; September AM1 bid lilnH 10
l. f3Ng blu NcGclpts, wheat l3,uV pdt ea'piheHlas
LOU bu.
, 1880-07-03
Ati3Yf1J:ak JRI;AOftEa.
MOUNTAIN HOUSE,


-. NJ *'""W sIF' '"k'S = *''F'T9T
WI,l npon Juue H. l~sL TN The summit Of tho Allie.
ghrnrs, ?%D !ent nbnvn arn leYe on nltln lnA 0f
r. h,sd rnInRbIe medicinal tprS wh1rs c'tI1l'nH ~
rcicr tntsracttre ~ hrnsf Mnd !,!tutfc ssekh!s.
frnt- -cIn.t attrlr tIut-inor Atnnsnusart. 1Ibntng
HIu.. n.IuEt.rs s.. D. rY t.lttk. GtIpt.
, 1880-07-03
LOGAN HOUSE, ALTOONA, Pa,

On mnin lima Of ennn. linltrnnd Ian feet ntrTn sea
arvc. t,rGn MI the yHhr GHpAey. ~ Strictly trat
cm.a. Tourists c1h nhtnn y Koua ntEhts Is't nnd
sna ,ica.urc tosksrs nd pure sir xod n.tine @1d
nipsqunrs FIsst-cla-s Mus!c t?f G!rG''nrs terms,
n1rI2R W, u, TtitElk, Stpt.
, 1880-07-03

r.ors,A, ILL.,, July e--tlttA'N-corn steadJ, hlssl
xnixcd, n3.f384ot mixed, s5s(81fo Oats urn ma
i1hor, No* vh,to agSsastc. Ito tnnctyo but t.r,
niilG
Iuatd adjourned until Tucsday. tho 9Th.
, 1880-07-03
THE CLIFFORD,

raEcjy Furnished and VII op.n lnnn v rrnnanneed
by tlu ittstna prlats to 6a tho htnrt alc1hht and
Ung,iG utDi Vi, tnu Atlantic cnnHt. aIuannnt tHu
sad ueesn :Genery Enrivai%d i:!1tv. nr ysentng'
arIxhx. a.c. Application received untl June Y q III
aik..t.. LLn.tUrl. L. u. SUtrEIIWICK. T1,prtntur.
, 1880-07-03
ment., 1afss I'M, nsmor. NJ. ca.t acs NJ onsn'
akH hi; tna1kot little bctter' M" = c"sl'' 2a4c
1kf1lr1SAt.O.

nrvr.,o NJ y fn1y 7.--t}nAtx-Whrnt higher and
...nnr, M hnrd Culuth held nt &l.l1 Enrn ncttvu
md hiehor bnal-lnnl h'kh.nI!1cd nt tAtc. @ltn h'
No mlxr nt &c, , bu 10 arr!vs nt nc. boht~lond
July nt E}fo. Unta huh nj Ge hn5crs &}S1: ..e,tr
AHdl, FKEl0llrh- I.OwOr At E1ac FOR mtont ana 64e
for corn.
, 1880-07-03

All lttsnns run via Milwaukee,. Tickets for 81 ratl
nna Mnnennolls nrG good either via Madison and
Jit1rnIs s'~ntrnt HntRennt.
Depot foot Of fHkss&. HtA foot THcntr
Icket DtstcD, III ln1tdoph.1t-. Mear Clark. Grand
Enclt Hotel. and Palmer lfousu
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-04-28

Rev. X. A Burnell, OF Aurora, Ill.,,
a sort of a reyivalist, exhortor, or
whatever you may have mind to
call him: .'held forth" at the Con
gregational Church, Thursday and
Friday. last week. We did not have
the pleasure Of hearing the reverend
gentleman, hence we refrain from ex
pressing an opinion regarding him.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-04-28

Mr.. R. B. Newton has purchased c.
II. Rines' store and fixtures, to take
possession of the same about the first
Of October; in the meantime Mr.. Rines
will erect new store on the corner
of the block south of his present loca.
ton, which will be an ornament to the
town. MIR. Newton will conduct a
general store and first class butcher
shop.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-04-28
mYyyes DbDCY may be found on hleat Geo.
Itik0 r AL EIA p Rowell s. Co.'S Newspaper
Advertising Bureau 40 Spruce st: where adyert1sn
contracts may be made for 1T III NEW YORK.
THE MARKETS.

M1SszApo1.rs, April, 2Sth- WHEAT:
No. j, s1.o5; No. 2, s1,o2; No. 8, SAC.
CoRN OATs-32 to 33c. BUTTER
common roll IA to l5c; medium, 10 TO
.sc; good to choice dairy, 81 to 23c.
Eees-sc per doz. Market glutted
HIDES ~ &c for green and SEC for saltea.
CuEEsE.-l2lsc. LIVE Srock-Fat steers
$3.50 to $3.50. PoTAToEs-25c
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-04-28

Benjamin Farripgton's mother-in-
law died, at his residence, in Green
bush, this county, on Sunday morning.
She was a very old lady. Her death
can be attributed to old age.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-04-28

On Saturday, Messrs Alex. Deshaw
VIM. Carnody and A. D. Jesmer were
canvassing the village for money and
material to aid in the construction of
the Catholic church, in Greenbu<h.
The gentlemen met with good success
receiving nearly 500.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-04-28

. This is fact. We know of a Ger:
tain gentleman who purchased a cook
ing stove at Galley 4 Neely's, for his
family in Elk River. Reason, he
could buy better stove and get it
cheaper from the above named firm
than he could at Elk River.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-04-28

About forty river drivers were in
town, Thursday evening, on their way
below. Now that the logs are all in
the main river in takes fewer men to
handle them.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-04-28
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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-04-28

1t is due Manager Pratt, OF the
Princeton, Elk River & Anoka Tele-
graph Co., to State that no one blames
him for the delay in the transmission
of messages. The trouble is at Elk
River and st. Paul, mainly in the for
mer place.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-04-28

The town board met, Saturday, and
transacted considerable business.
Road overseers can now have their
land road tax and poll tax warrants.
as they are all made out and duly sign
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-04-28

Ho, all ye that thirst after great
bargains in fancy dry goods, millinery,
WOODEN goods, boots and shoes and
general groceries, call on me and your
thirst shall be quenched. ....
- G.. H. R1NEs.