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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-26
FIRST STRAWBERRIES

HyHE FIRST sTnAwBBnRIHe OF THE
" sooeon were to-day received by b. Lech.
man from the California fruit shippers, ". J.
Wilson / ooa. Of Newcastle, Gal.
The ab-ovo.WAntloned arm have, through the
I'D Of thelT ludomitabls skill and psrsevsrtng
buslness eneEgtes, become famous and their
nam n.ms y!ssly tnova y frait paehsss and ship.
MOI scnSsaisd With pest achievements Il.
seedy acquired, thsy, y thei! sntsrpriss =
and IN eqasl % III. That they havs proven
end Nc one can for . moment deny.
thsaI patrons the. have erected . very large
nd handscme Building ample and commo-
Siess snesen for 81 pgspcss.: n sloss Rscs'
md the Q. ,. :. ,: freight oenes. Being 20
building seanscted b. Riatfcrms e those q
sas 9; :; 3: =: ca a fS as.s. s: ss:s sn}
ne fruit tsuched IN psrfeot order from their
building to"ths o. P.h. ,. depot, where y e
loaded On the cars b. compstsnt hands skilled
in that line, and sent forward IN condition 20
undergo IL journey. II carefully handled while
IN xoute. In perfect safety.
"1resh fruit veil and carefully packed 10
thstr motto. and they make e . pert Of theiS
business 70 see that all fruit 10 Forwarded On
the same day an osAW nay have been received.
Their maEhet eoves1 . very large area II.
oludiuo The Territories.
Our msrchsnts Will DO well 70 give Nessrs.
~. !. WILSON : SON afsir tidal. spl2H
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E~vERYBODY'S DOCTOR
Bx ROBERT A. GUM, N. D.

BY ROBERT A. GUM, N. D.
EvERyBoDY's DOCTOR CONTAINS GA
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Of three 10 0o) dollays . copy, 30 q to bribg Il
within the reach Of all.
The work differs from ali other books on
DoWesttc Medicine In having the diseases sys.
tsmatacally arranged. according to their classi-
Acatiou. Everything 10 described In the plain.
est possible language. and the pruacx1p tons
srs written out ~ PLATA Engl sh. 70 that they
can be employed By any Intelligent reader.
Druggists will And this book Of great I'd.
vantage In aidtns them TO give advacs when
asked 10 do 70.
Dsntists Will ana much information In II
that wall prove valuable 10 themselves and
thsis patients.
Tsachsrs Will bs better prepared for the per.
formancs 81 their duties in tie sohoolfoom By
Parents viii and Il 8 reliable sdvtss. in
~syerything relating 10 the rearing Of thsir
children.
Every family Gan save Afty times The price
Of the o every year By consulting Il,
tits complete In al IT, pa1ts. and Il The most
recent book Of the kind Published.
The book will be sent free By mail or q.
press on receipt Of three dollars.
MICKLED PUDLI8UIu0 co..
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pooTPoMgD.
The above sale hiss bssn postponed until
txyDAy, T1e 9sTH DAT OF 1AYs 1oeo. 81 ths
h. 4. SWEENEY, shsrsa.
BY J.. N. HrLI. Under Sheriff.
xusstA, Nay -. 1858.
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p~ooTpoNg0.
xhe above DAle hAs been postponed uutl
MONDAY, TIE D1coND DAY or JULY,
". Il. SWEENEY. sheriff.
~ J. n, HILL. Undss Sheriff.
1urekas 3ay ~. 1853. my26-td
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sHERIFF's SALES.
Sherif's Sale.

OIICI Ill , OQICs
". n. REMINGTON, n. JOHNSON,
JOHN n. platter and N. y. FO.
LEY, partners, doing business ~.
der The arm name and style Of W.
n. Remington Il Co., PlaintiKs.
SILVER TOP MINING COMPANY
OF NEVADA, Defendant.
Under and by virtue OF an execution issued
out OF the District Court OF the Sixth Judicial
District OF the state OF Nevada. in and for
Eureka County, on the 2Gth day OF March. A.
D. 1883. and TO me directed and delivered upon
Q Judgment rendered In said Court on the 26th
day Of March, 1888, in favor Of VIII. hemtng-
ton h Co., plaintiffs, and against silver Top
Mining Company Of Nevada. defendant. Tor the
sum Of one thousand. two hundred and thirty
two and eighteen hundredths dollars III ,232 49,
lawful money Of the United States. with inter
est at the rate OF 10 per cent per mum In like
money until paid, aud one hundred and sixty
four and seventy-three hundredths dollars
(tle4 49, costs and two dollars te2) sccruing
costs.
And by virtue Of said execution I have on
this 9th day OF March, A.. d. 1883. levied upon
II: following described bed real property, a..
County md state Of Nevada, 70 Wit:
The silver Top mine Of Nevada, consisting
Of the following: BONANZA No. !. Bonanza NO.
2. Bluemide. Clay Wall, John Quincy Adams
and being in Antelope Mining District. Eureka
| County, State Of Nevada, together with all the
appurtenances thereunto belonging.
Public notice 10 hereby given that or
Tuesday, the Seventeenth Dsy Of
April, A. ID. 1854,
Between the hours Of . O'Clock A. n. and s
AZ IL o'cloci X. Of said day I win sell ali the
| right, title, claim and interest Of said defend
ant, silver Top Mining Company Of Nevada, in
and 10 the above described real property. st
Of Eureka. County Of Eureka and State Of Ne
| vsda, ct public auction for cash In hand 70 the
| highest and best bidder, to satisfy said sxecu-
tion and costs. and all costa that may secrus.
". b. SWEENEY. Sheriff.
By J. N. HILL, Under Sheriff.
T~IrzoraALp : BEATTY. Attorneys for Plant
Eureka. New. March %. A.. D. 1883. mh27td
POSTPONED.
TUESDAY, NAY Is, 1883. 81 the same time and
place.
By J. N. HILL. Under Sheriff.
Hureka, April Is, 1883. splstd
POSTPONED.
The above sale hss been postponed until
FRIDAY, THE 18th DAY OF MAY, 1883, ct
the same time and place.
". II. SWEENEY, Sheriff.
BY J. N. HILL, Under Sheriff.
Eureka, Nay 10, 1883.
The above sale has been postponed until
MONDAY, THE SECOND DAY OF JULY.
4. D. 1858.
W. b. SWEENEY, Sheriff.
BY J. N. HILL. Under Sheriff.
EUREKA, Nay u, 1883. my25-td
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Of 4emory. LAssItuds. Nccturn.i SAsta
Aversion 70 Society, Dtmness a. ~. ai.
In the Head; the vital Auid psSs,ss u ~ ~
In the urine. and many other djasssss 1910
10 insanity and death. nalA
DB. M1NTIE will agres IA so.<..
Hundred Dollars for ! cass AZ XII ~ IN
the VITAL " L'ataa
special advice and trestmsut, Mn ssaas u
fog anything impure or injurtoas ~ uut
IN. MHHTIE treats Ill frfvnts nssao at
~cessfully without mercury. C~ns.sss
Free. Thorough examination ~ sssssta
cluding analysts Of urine, Is %. ss.sAh
Restorative, = % . hotts. !, ssms9
the quantity. 30 60; sent 10 ~ 49, 80 -
receipt Of price, o. o. o. D.. esss,~ ~ y
ssrvatton, and In private mama II SIao:A
4. =. MlUT1E, II. D. t
II KeaRmy 8t. San Yrnne,.~
SAMPLE BOTTLE FRER-ae.tcss
uon by letter Stating symptoms. - ssPnts
Communications strictly conadsf..i va ~
d.. MINTlE,H KIDNEY px...-
UEPM8ET1CUM, cures sl k~sSsnns.Is
and Bladder Complaints. 0ouorISs I 49,
LsuooFrhos. For sale By Ill druSsiss,Ssns e
bottle. six bottles for - 90.
DB. MINTIE,A DANDELIoNpu,.
are the best and cheapest DY8PepsIa :,
BILIOUS cure In the msrtsl, Tms
all druggists. ma,
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eureka Dailp Sentinel.


The following . complete list Of out
standing assessments upon stocks listed at
the San Francisco Stock and Exchange
Board, with the dates upon which they
will become delinquent in the Board and
the day Of sale:
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How the Various Companies Stood
Financially May I, 1888.
The following are the financial balances
Of the various mining companies May 1,
10 far Is published BY the San Francisco
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SheriH's Sale.

". HI. REMINGTON, HI. JOHNSON.
JOHN 4. platter and N. d. 70.
LEY, partners. doing business nm.
der the firm name and style Of
w. II. Remington 4 Co., PIaintifrs,
WHALEN CONSOLIDATED cor.
PEE INNING COMPANY,
Defendant.
ont Of the District Court Of the Sixth Judicial
District Of the State Of Nevada. in and for
Eureka County, on the 26th day Of March. 4.
D.. 1883. . TO me directed and delivered for
ejudgmsnt rendered In said Court on the 2sth
DAY q March. ie:s, in favor Of W =. Rsmins.
ton : o.. plsinu6s. md ssainst Whalsn oon.
ior GLASS III ONE thoussnd. four hundred and
tAissy:tAxss ana fosty.hvs Aundrsdths doiless.
81 Il ne Tsfs q 10 per esns Per sanum ia IKE
money unttl paid, and $3.50 s1) Q hundred
and sixty and ninsty.two hundrsdths dollars
coetss and (e1I I've dollars sccFuins costa.
this 27th day Of March. 4. D. 1883. levied upon
ssu..s e Antelope Hinioe psss.isss. ssssI:;
ceSety, stsss Of nsvsds; g III,
eonsistine Of whsisn No. !. Whsisn 10.
: and Wkelsn No. . mines, sttuate, lying
I'd esins !. Antelope Ainins Disssiet. ecun,X
e nn,sas: sssss q xsvs6s: solssa:s Win III
Public notice 10 hereby given thai %
TuesAays shs Seventeenth Nay u
April, 4. y. 1858,
Between NE hours Of . O'Clock 4. \. and 8
AZ Is o'eioeS y. sf ssid dsy / viii sell oil the
rlght, tats. elsim md interest Of said defend.
st: whsiss co,solisssss cogsss xisine Goa.
esty. q the front doos Of the oouSthouss 81
me town Of Eurska, county Of xussha and
otate Of Nevada, 81 public auetton for cash In
ssid ssseuaeS and costs. VI Ill costs that
n. II. swxRNxY, Sheriff.
BY =. n. HILL. undsr sheriff.
y~Izesn1AIo , DsATrs, Attorneys fes Faint.
EUREKA. New, March -, \. .. isss. nhs7ta
POSTPONED.
r1ispx7. xif Il. isss. 4 ne ssss sins and
". n. SWEENEY, sheriff.
Eureka. April 10. 1853. spIstd
POSTPONED.
ysIDAY, TIN 2.rz DAT OF NAY. iSSS. q ths
- 'A' 'Aa WI 4. swxaxlY. sheriff.
~ J. N. HnI. Under Sheriff.
xusskAs Nay -. 1858.
xhA ehove sale he's been Postponed unttl
MONDAY, THE SECOND DAY or JULY,
Y. b. swEKNEY. sheriff.
Nv Z n uUR. YTulaR QhAvtR
1urekas 1ay ~. 1859. my2b-td
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-01
r o r q 10 N.


LONDON, June 3O.-The amount of
bullion gone into the Bank of England
on balance today was E26,OO0.
In the Commons last night Lord Har-
tington, War Secretary, stated that
every pfecaution had been taken tn
guard troops in Egypt against cholera.
The Asiasic Piasue.
DANIErrA. June D.-The total deaths
yesterday from cholera were lis.
Ptlgrimase Prohibited.
ALorERs, June 30.--1he Governor OF
Algeria has issued an order prohibiting
the usual pilgrimage to Mecca this year.
The DISCIPLINE OF FAILuaE.-The
man who never failed Is q myth. Such
a one never lived, and is never likely to.
Ali success 10 q series of efforts, in which,
when closely viewed. are seen more or
less failures. The mountain is apt 10
overshadow the hill, bat the hill Is a
reality, nevertheless. II You fail now
and then, don't be discouraged. Bear
In mind il Is only the part and exper-
ience OF every successful man, and the
most successful men often have the
most failures.
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4 sERIOUs CHARGE

The 0rsocnias published the follow
ing special dispatch from Salem, Orc
Ron. under date Of June 18th:
A young druggist named Horn, in the
employ Of ID. w. Matthews. Of Salem,
vas arrested on a requisition issued by
tho Governor Of California, charged
With the crime Of rape, committed at
Dixon in that State. korn asserts his
innocsnce and claims that the crime
vas committed by his cousin. Who no
sembles him strongly. His department
sincs his residence here has been such
- 10 cause some oredence to be placed
In his statement.
The young druggist referred TO is
Louis Korn, only aon Of Moses koru,
the Commercial street store dealer. Mr..
Korn SAYS that he received telegram
from his con stating that he had been
discharged. HIS father further states
that there II some mistake about the
whole affair, as his 500 Vas never At
Dixon. California, nor anywhere max
thSre.
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rmE IOWA RgrusLlcASs.

CHICAGO, June 29.-The insertion Of
an unqualified prohibition plank in the
Iowa Republican platform promises to
make the campaign in that State one OF
great activity. The policy Of the party
in adopting prohibition is seriously
questioned, and advices from all por-
tions Of the State published here this
morning seem TO predict possible dis
aster.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, June 9.-The result
OF the State convention was the topic of
conversation among politicians aud
business men. The general verdict is
that the party made . mistake in
engroesing prohibition plank. Con-
sentative Republicans freely admit that
she party 10 doomed for the next cam
paign at least and that the Democracy
never had better chance Of electing
Their ticket than next fan. All Germans
not party politicians have left the Re-
publican side and will shoulder the issue
With the Democracy in overthrowing
fanatioal prohibition. The mistake Is
talked about BY knots of men on street
corners and tho wissst Of them can only
Sc defeat for the Republicans. On the
other hand the Democrats say their time
has come 10 ran in the ticket and are
using every means 70 that end.
PARTY LxApKHs cExsuxxD.
Henderson IN denounced for the part
he took In the convention in deuouncinC
prohibition. an issue he was silent on
when Il vas before the people Last fall
for the popular vote.
Senator Allison ID also censufsd for
his indifference In taking NO decided
action either way. The press Of this
city. without exceotion. csc NO victory
for the party since it substituted pro-
hibition for high license. This seems
10 10 she current view from other por-
tons Of the State.
Secretary Kirkvood says the convsn-
ton acted uuwiselv, and committed not
only q mistake but great wrong in
defeating Day and lowering the respect
paid to she decisioa Of The Supreme
Bench. He also expressed diasatisfac-
ton with the Temperance plank in the
platform. which may mean the Id
vancemeut Of the pTincig Ie Of eonsti-
tusional prohibition. or . determination
20 hold ID in abeyancs until the bench u
reconstructed. The tATi6 plank - also
displsasine 20 him, and hs thinks the
party ought 20 have spoken on thssi
questions in Q way NOS susceptible b
misoonssrussion. he voold express %
opinion a. 70 the probable result OF ths
election.
Thsre 10 considerable feeling about
throwing Judge Day overheard. and
nominating Reed. Of Coonoil BluAs, fos
justi -. Al to the other nominees there
10 little comment
YpoeRpcY.
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Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE rs HEREBY OWEN THAT
N the partnership heretofore existing
between J. J. Cummi.gs and Martin
strong has been dissolved By mutual con-
sent The said Cun1mings viii continue
Ana n entitled 10 collect all moneys duo
Tire samo. JOHN J. CUMMINGS.
iel9 IN MARTIN STRONG.
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Rscsived Saturday, June 3Oth, par
express. several elegant silk costumes.
Aloo, all WOOL suits and satin skirta. at
Mes York Cloak and Salt House. III
Trout direct. il
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NOTICE.

wOMAN's RIGHTsLEC-
advice givers. and all persons who know
our business better than we do ourselves.
will please give our little house. Carrie
ton Cottage" on the hill. q wide berth.
All respectable people are welcome.
my29H q. @. PHINNEY
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A curious bargain has bean made b.
tween the French and Dutcn Govern
monts. The Dutch Government having
authorized lottery With SIX millions Of
tickets at one franc each. Al. Waidcck-
Rousseau has offered 70 permit two
millions OF francs worth Of them to I've
disposed Of In France on condition that
the Dutch Executive Committee Of the
International Exhibition Of Amsterdam
shall purchase at least ono million
france worth of goods Of the exhibitors
IN the French section. Thm oder, which
vas made q the inssigAsion of the
French Commission as the Exhibition,
has been accepted.
Il II said that the house Of the Rosha
childs in Europe. comprising all the
bankers of that name, hold $4,000 GU
of United states bonds Inc reason
shey invest 90 largely in these d said 10
b that the political and sscil systems
Of Europe are becoming more and nors
uncertain. and they regard the securs-
ties Of the American republic a. ths
oafoye Investments.
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NEw YoRK. June ~. H. Murphy,
CouareasmAn elect from low. hazards
the predLssiou in IN intsgview here 10
dsv. that Iova y u 20 ds0oorasic this
fall, On assouas g ~ Drsatbtsioa
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CalrAoo, Juns 29.-A special from
Mnteuont, Ohio, the home Of President
aayes. states that George ]. Krebs, the
ssoeoay removed postmaster. has dis
sppsAred. when last seen In town be
! ~ n, eosna out on Birchard avenue. and
- I'VE later was seeu several miles in
- oountry on his way 10 nsighborine
&c, probably 10 take the train 70 To-
80 Ohio. and thus avoid his family
- SsssndA several auits have been
s,nmsooed against him 10 sscurs
ssams ios borrowed money. Krehs did
-. s s.M year ago. whsn he bsoAm~
9mets VITA . young widow, On
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sspreae Gssss Decision.

San FRASoIsoo, June 3O.-The So
preme Court has affirmed the decision
Of the lower court in the case of the es-
tate Of Henry E. Robinson, decidi Q the
m tyof and board Of supervisors had a
right to act Al his trustees for his be-
qaest OF $4,000, the interest Of which
Is to be used by them to relieve desti-
tute women and children of this CITY.
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tn, sailing Of the new collier, We'll
hngton, for the north, vas DELAYED by
the desertion Of her crew ALI the men
we're shipped in England for a term of
three years at the rate Of wages pre-
,vailing in that country. On arriving
here they became dissatisfied at r.ceiv.
ing something like fourth of the va
ees paid to those shipping out Of Amer
loan ports, and yesterday all hanGs left
the ship, forfeitina tho money already
due them. One claims the trouble was
that the vessel was ''unluoky," several
men having been moro or less hurt
while discharging here.
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Will be Intercepted.

HELENA, Mont, June 30.-The fol-
loving telegram has been received from
Rnrt Assiniboine: About 100 lodges of
Crees were preparing TO move south un-
der the Leadership of Little Pine for the
ostsusible purpose of hunting the buf-
fslo, bat in reality to steal horses and
commit other depredatiors in Montana.
Col. IQlesias will intercept them and see
that their sojourn on this side Of the
line il short.
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~ VOICOA8c ttOk0&0 ~ - SV00OC0 Iot0s
and then buy their San Francisco tick.
- q Drawer. There vas rumor yea
terday 10 the eject that rate would be
made to Denver 40 low as 60. and pos
dhly less, and several of the representa-
tvss Of west-bound reads are becoming
oasvhat anxious to have = settlement
3As question before such rate 10 Of
ma but have nos yet called for a
neeeing 10 take action upon the sub
~ and mono of them seem anxious 10
tsxe TIE initiative in the matter. rhs
aSutude Of the Rock Island 10 regarded
= decadedly bcllieerent, and IL . meet
NJ y 10 b. suggested il will b done by
eome other line. While there have been
% open announcements that tickets
yoold Be on sale before July lSth-six
eAys before the trains start, and nine
eays before the meeting nj Dcnvcr-it
eurrently reported among those Who
oeRot to know that tickets have been
at oot and placed in the hands Of
prominent members OF the Grand Army.
vsth the distinct understanding that
sosy shall be cold to meet any rate made
~ railroads out Of Chicago. The
testing 10 to be held at Denver from
suy Nth 10 9th inclusive, and tickets
~ been announced 10 b on sale July
IN. leaving but little time 10 6x mat
ssn up Y the roads desire TO prevent
WAR OF rates that will possibly brin0
0e price OF tickets down TO $lh, and
esoosly interfere With their Gales ol
Ookoeo to Nan Rruuaiaoo
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1883-07-07

IL is with feelings of deep regret
that we chronicle the death of one
of the most charming and promising
children of our village, little Lydia,
the interesting daughter OF our es-
teemed friend Owen Nc Leran, Esq,
aged FIVE years, is no more. She
was stricken down by that terrible
disease the diptheria. All that med
ical science could suggest was en-
ployed, but to no effect, the Great
Reaper had marked her as his own
and the attentions and care VI deyO'
ted friends and relations were Of no
avail. She was taken sick on San
day, llrst inst, and died Tuesday OF
10 o'clock, A N. We believe We
speak the sentiments Of our entire
community IN rendering to the be
reaved parents our heartfelt sympa
thies and coincidence in this, their
lhoar of affliction.
1
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1883-07-07

The closing exercises of our pub
Tic schools took place last Friday
and Saturday; two of which we were
well repaid III attending. We Wis
tied Mrs. Kate M. Haggerty's school
for whites, somewhat late on Friday
evening, but from what wewitnessed,
it was evident that the scholars had
received careful training, as well as
diligent attention from their devoted
teacher, as was evidenced by the
remarkable Improvement. Great
praise is due to Mrs. Haggerty for
the careful supervision Of the chill
dren, about thirty-fve in number,
under her charge.
Miss Rosa Fleming, of the colored
school in Flaggville, had quite a
creditable exhibition on Saturday
last, consisting of Rotations, ora
tons, songs, hymns, etc. She has
over one hundred scholars on the
roll, which is certainly too many for
one person-but, Notwithstanding
the large number, they are under
very good control and discipline and
she is entitled to no small amount
of praise.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1883-07-07
POsT-OFFICE NOTICE.


Another change has taken place
in the arrival and departure Of the
mails; the Texas through trains car
rying the mails.
Trains pass Hahnyille station, as
follows:
Going East at 6:32, a. m.
Going West at 1:51 p. M.
Mail closes going East at 600 I'm.
Z" i" West at $3.50 pm.
Stage leaves at 8 a. m.
F" " 3:45 p. IN.
Post Office opens at s a. m. and
closes at 8 y. m, until further no.
tice. Is
No mail delivered on Sundays.
JOSEPH w. CAREw,
Postmaster.