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SPLC[dE NOTICES..
suicide and Dyspepsia.

:: lno-i remarkable cure tor iyspef.si
" ellis Health Renewer" The greatest tonic,
best bilious and Liver Remedy known. 81.
Druggists. Depot. John r. Long 4 Sons.
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Tobacco Packers Bali.

lEe tobacco packers ct this city viii i.".h
their annual ball in West End hail this even
ihg. The management is in good hands, ani
q biz crowd will undoubtedly be present.
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Looks Like q Murder.

CiHcISHlTI, Feb. 13.-The body Of
William Johnson VAS foun,! to day hear
this city shot, in the head. The c:Tcum-
stances point to murder, but 10 clue has
been found. Johnson was young man
vi dissipated habits His mother is a
wealthy woman. 1t is thought Johnson
was killed by some one with whom he
had Imarreled.
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Accused OF Killing Her Baby.

MAuCH CHUNK, Pa, Feb 13.-Mrs.
Sabilla Morgan was arrested at Paris
vile to day for the murder of her four
weeks-old child.
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Cattle Market,

Phil ,pELrH!a, Feb. li.-CattIc market slow
@,: sales: :.:n head; prime, :@.Nc goo1
ILc.
sheep market active: sales. s,lUJ head
prime, 61s4lGj.: good. - sa64: medium, 5A0
80 common, i9Gh lambs, .ie.'4c; calves,
6G9c.
Hogs active sale, 3,:.w; prime, lOI4fgl0kc
90.
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MasSg Gro of a ,Dewlkfl Family.

LONDON, Feb. ia dispatch from st.
Petersburg says that Jewish family con-
sisting OF mother, daughter aged
seventeen, and L son aged fourteen, have
been massacred by peasants in the dis
trict of Ahanieff.
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SJHi,;Ha!y s,IlHrri,,

\ pair OF beautiful Sun flowers on En,,.i,
" i'll be ?nai.s,t free 10 any lady who will send
ii thrcc cent POSTAGE stnmnto Dr.. {. W Ben
son 10: No Eutaw St, Baltimore, Nj. C:tn.
n CrittentCE. l!J Fulton ST. New orii City
sole agent Tor Dr C.. w. Benson : remedies. L.
whom all orders should LG addressed.
iilIwUN W
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Woifa'S UnluckY Sn0t.

Paterson, N. j., Feb. 13.-John H.
Wolfe was sentenced today to pay fine
of $500 and the costs fer shooting Miss
Jacobs.
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New, quick, rnmpicta cure .i:ys, urinary
.It :.ion-, sn.trting. frequent or difficult uri
.iation kidney .ii,ea-c- Il. druggists. Depot,
Inini +. I.Gn.: 4 Sons
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DitIc;e0IiaI R3,lrOau iSatcS,

NEa YORK. Feb 13.--The advisory
commission, composed Of Thomas NJ.
Coaley, Allen G. Thurman and +. Il.
Washburne, appointed by the officers OF
the trunk line railroads to consider the
question of diiferential rates, which should
be referred to them, met to-day in COM
missioner E'ink's office an,l talked over
their plan uf operation
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CRAZE ORCHARD, KY, Feb. 13.-John
Shanks, wealthy man, aged 60, living
near here. Was found yesterday morning
by Il servant murdered in his barn. The
object is supposed to have been robbery.
There is no clue to the murderer.
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WAsHISGToN, Feb. 13-The coroner's
jury in the case OF A. NJ. SoteldO, jr. to-
day rendered Il verdict that death resulted
from Il pistol shot wound Of the neck in
ilicted with :, pistol held in the hand of
Augustus &. SOteldO.
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SllONhinlself.

On Saturday evening Charles Resh, 4
young man aged about 1G years, and living
with j. S. Hoover, near Mountville, acci-
dentally shot himself in the hand and
wrist with pistol he was at the time car
rying in his pocket. The ball entered the
palm of the hand and passed into the
wrist, where it became imbedded among
the tendons. DR.. T. S. Livingstone re-
moved it and the patient is doing we'll
to-day.
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Death OF One of Boz apal ts's Soldiers.

EA>ToS, Pa, Feb. 13.-Sebastian Mer-
warth, who, as soldier, accompanied
Napoleon in his famous march to Moscow,
died near Easton yesterday in the Goth
year of his are. He was wounded in the
battle Of !.eipsic.
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THIRD EDITION.
MONDAY EVENING. FEB. IS, 1852.
WAITER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 13.-For the
New England and Middle Atlantic states,
cloudy and rainy weather, with warm
southerly, veering to colder westerly winds
and falling followed by rising barometer.
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aCccH JlArK0G.

Nnw inr@, !'l.iiirIl.ilia and Local stocks
also UHitrh states N"'riS r"pOrted ,tiilY by
JACCE y. Lose, y. +. Cor. centre Square.
Sxw YONk
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Universal Amortization

BY the community at laIg &c has been given 10
Burdock Blood Eitters. 40 Instance is known
where dissatisfaction has been manifested by
their Use, or where aught but benefit followed
their administration. Price 81. trial size ~
cents. For sale at II. Il. COcnran's drug store,
l;- North Queen street. Lancaster.
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Spirituallsn at tho Opera House.

Last evening there was a big audience
at Fulton opera house to witness the
spiritualistic. scance of Miss Annie Eva
Fay, advertised as ono of the greatest
mediums of the century, and whose an
nouncements promised all sorts of wonder
full manifestations of supernatural power.
The tricks and alleged manifestations -
were for the most part old and rather in
differently executed, and a good many
leople in the hall left before the exhibi
ZION was ovec.
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UCTlON SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES
n this evening at o'clock, and tomorrow
TUESDAY evening ut o'clock. 1t No. III
North Queen street N.oeb'- store rOom.)
Hess l. Son, }. .IIIEMENZ.
AuctlOneers. It'd
HPENING TONIGHT.
~ CLINE'S POOL Room
will open THIS EVENING in the Ditfcnde1t
fer Building (old place.. North Queen street
All players are invited. IT.
lrlEnMEN'S UNION.--ThE REGULAR
L monthly meeting of the City Firemen's
Union will be held in the hall of the Empire
II. Il l.. Go. TOMORROW EVENING ut N
o'clock. The delegates elected 1T the late an.
nual meetings OF the several companies do not
take their seats until the April meeting.
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StOck- ,i!iii.
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NEW -IDTERTISEMENTS

GIRL TO DO GENERAL
w Houseworh. Apply to
\. ROSENSTElN,
ltu - North Queen Street.
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GrTi. .i.,si rrov.sr..n s5u.;tatiOyIa
February IL

On. O'Clock .iuOttt!...iI OF grain and Prov
ions, furniShch ny :. h inn.i. ErG,k,.r. i5s4
Eas! int: street
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WOMEN EVER. vi i:l:R.; rarkcr'- Ginger
Tonic because they have learnca from cXpe-
rcncc that it OvercOncs dependency, inii-
gc,tiOn, weakness in The back and kidneys,
and ether trnni!rs of the eax..- Home Joarau!
fa.-lm,tGo,l&eOW
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DUBI.IC SALE.-ON MONDAY, FEBRU-
/ AIRY q, 1882, will be sold at pablic sale Mt
the keystone Hotel, North Queen street, the
following described real estate, consisting OF u
Lot of Ground. fronting IS feet Oh West Chest
nut street, and extending IN depth o45 teet to
il ten-tOOt alley. whereOn Is erected Il two
story BRICK BACK BUILDING, Hxs6 feet,
containing four rooms, with a One-story frame
kitchen, l2xl2 (NO. 5:i3), being the late resi-
dence OF Catharine TShudy, deceased.
Sale to commence at O'Clock p. H.. When
attendance will he given and terms made
known by TOBIAS JOHNSON,
Executor OF Catharine Tshudy decd.
H. r. ROWE. fl3 l6 20 223 I'D
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NEW dDVERTISEMENTS.

DUBLIC SALE OF HORSES.-ON MON
/ DAY. FEBRU AIRY IL, 1852. at O'Clock D.
H., will be sold at the Merrim:ic House, Ian
caster, Pa. IL head OF Canada Horses and L.
head Of Ohio Horses. by
GEORGE GEOSSMAN
SAMUEL Hess 4 son. AuCtS. flO-2tdR
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N1ANTED-A TIDY GIKL FOR GEN
w eral IIOusework; family OF two Must
be good cook, washer and irOner Apply ut
It. No. 427 WEST ORANGE ST..
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OVER THE WATER.

Tie National Conference in Session
-Egan Tenders His Reclamation
as Treasurer of the Land Lesgue-
Parneil and Davitt Received with
Tremendous Cheers-A New Ma
ti0naI organization Likely to
Spring from II C"nference-ESan
Submits His Financial statement.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
DUBLIN, Oct: 1.-THE National Confer
ence opened to-day. Parnell presided. A
letter was received from Egan, dated Paris,
rendering his resignation as Treasurer of
the Land League, and giving a statement
Of the standing of the League. 1t shows
that a total of e24i, $50 passed through his
hands. OF this sum there was discussed,
in relieving distress in 1879 and 1880,
$50, 900 in the defense at the State trials,
fl50, 900, and in expenditures through the
general Land League and Ladies' League,
4l48, 900, leaving a balance of nearly G32-
600. Parnell and Davitt were received
with tremendous cheers by the delegates.
Nearly all the extreme Irish members of
Parliament were present. The attendance
Of delegates was large. At the time fixed
for the opening of the Conference very few
delegates were present, but in about an
hour there were between seven and eight
hundred in the hall. On the platform
were Lord Mayor Dawson, and Messrs.
Henly, Thomas Power O'Connor, Corbett,
Gill, Sexton, 0'Sullivan and Brennan,
Foam in his lattar NJ ro-ignatipp cars.
In view of the fact that a new national
organization is likely to spring from the
Conference, and as it is impossible for me
70 longer absent myself from my W
business in Dublin, l must earnestly beg
my friends in the League TO relieve me of
the Treasurership. Egan then submits
his financial statement, in which he gives
only the round figures, as the books of the
League are in Dublin. Egan specifies the
purpose to which the fl48, 600 were ex-
pended through the general Land League
and Ladies League, and was applied as
follows: Support of the evicted tenants,
erection of Land League huts, pavment of
lawsuits and the general expenses of the
organization. For his own protection, as
well as for the satisfaction of members of
the League, he asks that two members of
the Executive Committee be deputed to
examine his accounts. Davitt proposed
and Justin Mccarthy seconded a warm
vote of thanks to aud continued conf
dence in Egan, which passed.
Parnell, in an address to the Confer
ence, corrected the impression that moth
ing had been done for the evicted tenants.
Since the dissolution Of the Ladies' Land
League s2.774 had been spent in relieving
them. Hundreds of families had been
placed in a position to avail themselves of
the benefits of the Arrears Act.
Brennan and Sexton were appointed
Secretaries of the Conference. A num-
Der of letters and kilograms were received
from several Catholic bishops, apologizing
for their absence. and expressing conf
dence in the leaders movement.
Parneil submitted a programme for the
Conference and reviewed its proposals,
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'languishes in the State Prison for his
misdeeds, says Mr.. Powning. just so,
but the money he stole was lost to the
county. His bondsmen were released.
Lew Cook, d~efaulting Treasurer of
White Pine, whom Mr.. Powning over
looked, and who left the United States
and has not been allowed to return since,
was prosecuted by District Attorney John
r. Kittrell, and the amount of the defal-
cation, So, 900, extorted from his bonds
men and restored to the County I reasury.
This was Democratic.
Mr.. Powning also overlooked the case
of Michael Borowsky, defaulting Public
Administrator of Eureka county, who, in
1877, was prosecuted by Hon. Geo. W.
Merrill, then District Attorney. He was
convicted and sent to the County Jail for
two years aud fined 81, 000, the amount
of his defalcation, which he at last paid.
Another Democratic prosecution.
1t is Of material pertenency to add to
all this, if the argument is good either
way. that all that the State or counties
have lost by Democratic defalcations, in
the list enumerated by Mr.. Powning, and
we would not charge him with overlook
ing any sinful Democrat, is the paultry
sum Of $500 at the hands OF the Public
Administrator of Lander county, who
skipped the country. Save this, every
dollar of Democratic defalcations have
been made good to the people. On the
other hand, Rhodes bondsmen were re-
leased and Carrick's bondsmen were re-
leased, and the people have had to pay
the fiddler for the Republican festivities.
Just stick a pin here. These are all cold
facts. Stump talk is cheap, bnt it don't
go down among intelligent people. They
listen to it, being cooped up, but they go
away offended.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Fall and Winter
Dry Goods
AT.
N. ]. FRANKLIN 1 COS

w ARE NOW DAILY IN RECEIPT ~
w large invoices of Fall and Winter ao, 0f
comprising the very choicest novelties u ia -
Iounu IN the markets. The assprtms ue
Dress Goods is most elegant ma '-e5t Of
FkENCH stRGES, TERVY CLOTHS CCi ,"
MEfES and NOMINEES in all the new ~ nnh
Terra Gotta, Electric and Cadet Blue. ssaa ates,
Bottle Green. Wine, Garnet, etc, topetharr u sne
FINISHES, V%elvets, Rhadamas, Status, Snrr %hta
oidSs, s'c., 10 match These goods we savs
secured on most favorable terms and can ave ave
ndently assert that We can offer a bett.r ~
ity at less prices than can be found elsew66S 1sl'
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Fancy Trimmings!

In these goods our assortment %
passed. Anticipating a large demand VIA aI L
added to our stock a beautiful Sc eetion 70
P~assementeries, Gimps. F.inges, Frogs Tn nm
aud ornaments, and call especial attention -
this display. A beautiful line Of H"
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ton, have divided their ticket, so that the
naming Of Sheriff goes to Irving Hall,
County Clerk to the County Democracy,
and two Judges of the Superior Court and
three Coroners to Tammany.
Human Slaughter by Thieves.
KEARNY (Neb.), Oct. 17.-Sheriff James
Woods and a horse dealer, whom the
thieves had despoiled, reaching Menden
yesterday. found -four of the thieves, who
shot Woods dead, killed two citizens who
interfered, and fled. They are at large.
The whole country is aroused.
Void Insurance Policies.
READING (Pa.), Oct. 17.-John Brown,
aged so, died of old age yesterday. When
the graveyard insurance business was at
its hight Brown was insured by outside
parties for S275, 600. All the policies,
however, became void when the companies
were declared illegal.
A shower of Wild Ducks.
FAIRFIELD Iowa), Oct. 17.-During the
storm last night wild ducks gathered
about the electric lights in great numbers,
put out all but one, and demolished sew
eral globes. Nearly 200 ducks were picked
up within three hours.
Stanford 10 Remove to New York.
New YORK, Oct. 1.-THE Wall Street
News says that Ex-Governor Stanford OF
California has announced his intention to
remove to this city to remain permanently.
Death of Father and SON.
CINcINNATI, Oct. 17.-This morning
William Soube Gardener, co years old,
shot his son and then cut his own throat.
Both are dead.
A Welcome to Henry George.
New YORK. Oct. 17.-Henry George was
received by an immense %concourse of peo-
pie on landing from Europe. He went to
Philadelphia last night, and will deliver
an address here Friday.
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A Rig strike Mt Gold Park.


AUSTIN, Oct. 1.-THE Nevada Mining
Company, Manuel San Pedro, Superin-
tendent. nave made a big strike. Ore is
now being taken from their mine in Gold
Park, Nye County, which assays as high
as Sl1 900. The button from half an
ounce of rock is the largest ever made
from any ore of the same amount here.
The ore goes S., 900 in gold and the balance
in silver.
Observation-Disclosures.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 17.-Henry l.. Fox,
the broker who recently failed, has made q
settlement with his creditors, and has been
readmitted to the Big Board.
John Bradford Taylor, an architect. at
tempted suicide to-day by shooting him.
self in the head. The bullet fractured his
skull, grazed the brain and emerged. The
result is doubtful. The cause was domes-
tic trouble.
Democratic Nominations.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 1.-THE Demo
cratic County Convention nominated to.
night Geo. H. Rogers, Surveyor; DR.. Liv-
ingston, Coroner; Philip Roach, Public
Administrator; William Craigh, City and
County Attorney; Judges of the Superior
Court: D. J Toohy, F.. NJ. Clough, j. G.
Mcguire and j. W. Cotfey.
Republican Nominations.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 16.-The Republi-
can County Convention nominated to-
night E. D. Sawyer, City and County At
torney; l.. f. Pratt, District Attorney; @.
s. Ruggles, Superintendent of Streets.
Dropped Dead.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 17.-George F.
Sharp, of the firm Of Sharp & Sharp, and
a ~well-knoNn attorney, dropped dead while
addressing a jury in Judge Sullivan's
court his morning.
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"And you love me, Jared?"
"That's about the size of it, Mary"
Fortune has not smiled upon you-you
are poor?"
erich in your love; poor only in purse"
yet all hope is not lost. Father is
President Of a bank. He will give you a
situation"
''Then I am yours eternally. We shall
be married in three months. In six
months the bank will be in the hands of a
receiver. We shall seek a home beyond
the St. Lawrence, where the old man can
live with us under the name of Smith"
ooh, Jared 7"
''Oh, Mary 7"
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Domestic Goods

Is particularly large and well assorted 7,
this Department Will be found every grsasn ~
Flannels, Repellants, Canton FlanneIs' Con-
~forters. Quilts Table Linens, Sheetipgs' Mr.'
lins, etc, and housekeepers are reouestsd !,
inspect the stock. Our
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Democratic State Ticket.

Democratic State Ticket.
For Governor,
JEWETT w. ADAMS,
OF Ormsby.
For Acknowledgement,
WILLIAM BURKE,
OF White Pine.
For Congress,
GEORGE w. CASSIDY,
OF Eureka,
For Justice If the supreme Court,
M. N. STONE,
OF storey.
For State Controller,
P. }. DuNEE,
OF storey.
For Secretary of State,
). w. RICHARDS,
OF Churchill.
For State Treasurer,
For Acknowledgement,
GEORGE w. MERRILL,
Of Eureka
For surveyor-General,
GEORGE ERNST,
OF Nye.
Far Clerk Of the supreme Court,
Z. !. HAM,
OF Humboldt.
For superintendent OF Public Instruction
a. E. KAYE,
OF Eureka.
For State Printer,
A. j.. MCCARTHY,
OF 5 Grey
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PACIFIC COAST ADvICES
SPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL.
The Loss of the Bremen

SAN Francisco. Oct. 17.-At the time
the British ship Bremen struck a reef at
the Farallone Islands a moderate wind
was blowing. The lookout saw the land
only a few ships lengths ahead, and had
no time to change her course. The ship
struck and turned her broadside on to the
rocks, pounding heavily. The crew was
demoralized by the sudden shock and ap-
parent danger from the falling spars, and
Notwithstanding the efforts Of Capt. Doa-
gall aud Chief Maze Bohen to maintain
order, they rushed TO the boats. One cap
sized, but the occupants were picked up
by the others. The Captain and Mate re-
manned on board. The boats lay off and
on for about two hours, when, finding all
efforts to save the ship or anything on
board fruitless, the Captain signaled the
boats, and with the Mate was taken off.
Just as they We're leaving the ship the fog
whistle began blowing, though for hours a
dense fog had prevailed. The boats had
pulled about nine miles when they were
picked up by the Daisy Rowe. Owing to
the lateness Of the hour the tugs did not
go to the wreck to-day. 1t is believed,
however, that nothing will be saved from
the ship.
COrnstOek Intelligence
VIRGINIA, Oct. 1.-THE dead body O!
William Edwards was found yester-
day evening in a ditch near the Osbis-
ton shaft. Edwards was a patient in the
County Hospital. He obtained leave to
come into town to register, and is supposed
to have got drunk before starting on his
return. He was &C years of age and a native
Of Wales.
About / o'clock this morning Patrick
O'Connor was caught by the pump-rod at
the Utah mine and pretty badly hurt about
the region Of tue loins. His injuries, prob
ably, will not prove fatal.
The County Commissioner this evening
deposed Chief Riorden, of the fire depart
ment. A political quarrel is supposed to
be at the bottom Of this action.
Suicide of Frank Jones.
SAN FRANotsco. Oct. i7.-This after
noon Frank Joues, cashier Of the firm Of
Kenny q Dyer, stockholders, committed
suicide in a room in the Russ House by
shooting himself in the head with a pistol.
Deceased was aged 81 years. Domestic
trouble is attributed as the cause of the rash
deed. Deceased was a young man of ex-
cellent character, and had many warm
friends. The act is greatly deplored. He
locked himself up in a room and refused
to open it when asked. While his friends
were outside parleying Jones drew a pis-
toll and shot himself. He died instantly.
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Ready Made Garments,

In Sealskin, Plush, Rhadamas md Cali
dLyol. These coats We're made under onl
personal supervision, and we invite comr.s
son as to style and prices. Our stock of sa''
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Friday Ev'g, Nov. $780,,
LAT The.
EUREKA OPERA HOUSE.

Committee of Arrangements
John McDaniels, Edward smith.
VIM, Powell, Frank Erdley'
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NEW TO-DAY.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ State aud County Taxes for he year 1879
are now due and payable Mt my off and that
the laws regarding their collection will be
strictly enforced r. SADLEk,
Treasurer of Eureka County.
Eureka, Oct. l 1882. o1Stf
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Carpet and Wall PAPER

Department is now fully assorted and the DE-.
signs are the very latest introduced, Thu
prices will be found lower THAI ever before
To avoid further enumeration we Womb ,.
spectiully inform our customers and the NH.
lie generally that no such assortment Of goods
was ever before offered in the Eureka marie,
Buying in lar, e quantities we enjoy upusnsl
facilities, and shat give our customers the ad.
vantage thus detained.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-15
COUNTY REVENUE FUND.
$S9,145 IS

MEoMRANDUm-The following expenditures
are charged to the above account: Salaries,
printing, stationery, insurance, insane, in
quests, district court expenses, constable and
justice fees, etc., etc. It is the "expense &C.
eount' OF the county.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-15
TAX LEVY OF 1881.

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