%mm$ Uirertory.
wsaaLV as wi anna tact wuo
xaa is arsix*.-s
»BBOTT, JOHN' M —Carpenter. Washing
ton st,
BOATMAN, N C— Physician, Jordan-st.
BURNHAM, W. 1. —Lumber dealer.
IIF.N01T * I.AGASSER—Stock Ranch, Boon
ville.
MC KN STE IN, BEN—Merchant, Washing j
ington st.
II.OSSOM, JAS. M —Générai Merchandise,
Crane's Granite Slur-, Washington st.
ill.AKE 4 CO.—Aasaycra, Granite Block,
Washington at.
BEACHKV HILL—Railroad Stage I.iDe. C.
M U.vs Agent, office on Jordan st.
ItORMA\, EDWARD—Boot* and Shoes,
Washington, near Fourth st.
KIGKLoW, W. D —Groceries, laquent, Veg j
stables, etc., Washington at
BLACKING ER, V.—War Eagle Hots', Wash
tnglon Street
CONNOI.LV, Dit P.—East Hide Washington !
street, next to Bornntei n's store
DREW GEORGE—Livery Staldc, Owyhee
City, Flint District
UL'KKNA ALLEN— Liquor Dealers, Sample
Hoorn. Wasiiiugton st
ENSIGN, F. E. —Attorney at Law, Wash
ington at
EWING THOS. A Co. —General Merchandise,
Granite Block, WaHlnngton at
F1TAHUGH, T. II.—Liquor* at Wholesale,
GALUCK a WILZINSKI—General Mer< h
andtse, Washington Street.
GRETE, JOHN—Bakery and Saloon, next
door to Hill's Theater, Washington st
GILLSON. JOHN G. —Idaho Stable, Jordan
Street Bridge.
GRETE, K—Dentist, Washington st
GRAHAM, JAMES—Liquor dealer, Wash
inyton st one door south of Second.
GARDNER, JAS R—General Merchandise,
Granite Block, Washington st
HI GGAN. A—Attorney, Jordan st
HEIDELBERGER. SA M —News Depot, Post
office Building, Washington st
HA VS 4 EASTMAN—Idaho Hotel and Stage
Office, Jordan st
HOFFER .4 MILLER—Meat Market, Wash
ington st
HERMAN 4 CO- Banke
sale Merchants Washington st
HIJELAT 4 CO - General Merchandise, cor.
Jordan 4 Second st*. .
JONES TOM and CHAR LIVERMORE—Sa
loon, Jordau street
LRBRKCHT. M -IVMnflice Book Store,next
to Herman K Co's Bank, Washington at
LISCOMB, A. M —Cosmopolitan Restaurant,
Washington st.
LESLIE, H E —Photographer, Washing
bin st
LOBEN.STEIN, E. fRedl—General Merchau
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and Whol»*
MATHEWS, PEACE k RU I) E EN —Music sans
Fulooo, Washington st.
B ItlllHE St HENLEY—Attorneys at f-aw,
Court Sin- «!, cast side of Jordan ('reek.
M K Kit ft., J. I'.—Sheep Ranch Station, Jor
dan Valley.
McDON'ALH At CO.—Assayers, Jordan st.
MARTIN k MILLER—Attorneys at Iaiw
Morning Star st.
RUPERT, J A.—Apothecary's Hall. Granite
Block, Washington st.
8uMMERCAMI\ W F.—Saloon and Brew
cry, Washington st.
ëPRIMJEK, A. C,— Livery Stable, Jordan st
THOMAS, ROBERT -D»*l mon icnRestaurant,
lower end of Washington Street
USHER k BOWuM.—Oliva Branch Saloon,
Wanbiiiglofi street.
▼ AN SI.YKE I S k BRo.—General Mer
ehanriifte. Granite Block, Washington st.
WEEKS. ROBERT H —Stoves and Tinware,
Jordan st
WALKER. LEWIS W —Bath house and
bar'MT shop.
WELLS, FARGO k CO—Bankers, Granite
Block. Washington Street
H.-undmav
Jordan and Second st.
OLIVE BRANCH SALOON.
Wst l*oor to the I*otlofpcr.
The most impolar place in town to
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USHER k BOWEN, I'roprirtor*.
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The Bully Lager Beer,
Oh The \ 1er Lag* r fleer."
ick zapp took charge of the
fit y Brewery
On April 5ih.and is now running that j*opulsr
Establishment.
fleer in Kegs, by the Gallon, In Bottles
and by the Glass always on nand at the I»e
pot in the Golden < harlot Saloon.
Fain I lie* supplied
with a Miperior article.
N
rea^onalile terms
85U'
i O I. D I* F. \ S,
A fine AaHortnvnt, at BLAKE'S.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
HE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore ex
isluig between J. R. Brigham and R.
II. Weeks, in the st<»ve and tinware business,
is this dav dissolved by mutual consent. K.
H. Weeks will still r mtimie the business at
the uld stand
firm, either by note or book account, are re
quested to settle »* *ooi* h* po-^ilwle.
JOHN R. BKKiHAM.
R H WEEKS
Silver City, Aug 24. 1MH»
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All than*» indebted to the late
75180
FINK CIGARS
Ordered specially for the
Saloon Trade, at I«ow Prices, at
J S VAN SLYKK A BRO'S.
8000
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fp, /-J 1 mjj 1 tit 1
liie UWjnee Iluai wave.
Delinquent* on the Ux roll will con
suit their own interests by observing a notice
le delinquent taxpayers tn another column. |
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rival hero from half past threo.lo live r. ■ :
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t. J. UL'TLRR. i t I Editor,
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Thursday Morn'g, Kept. 9. lsttitl.
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IiOCAD.
Charley Hanson left early Monday
i morning for Cope district
John C ampbell, hitherto bar teLdrr
for John Caandy, has gone lo Cope to try
bis luck
l 1 hr Odd Fellows will hold acotninuni
cation to-morrow evening at the New Hall
and request a full attendance. Sec nonce
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Kirk, of the Owyhee Exchange, has a
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anticipating the wants
peculiar foresight
of a printing office, and complimented us
(ojieruiiveiq most opportunely prior to pruss.
Charley Hanson's buildmg for Cope j
district left on Friday for its destination at
Mountain City. It in intended for a bakery
and confectionery establishment.
.
I.«ooki Creel* .—Persons wishing tosend •
letters or package, to the Loon creek mines
by H. H Knapp A Co's Express can do so by
leaving them nt the Tidxl Wavs office.
Joe IIary has another lot of those splen
did North Carolina, yellow, sweet potatoes
on band and for sale at the Poetofflce-a real
luxury at a low price.
New Store.—Win. Gallick and Marks
Wilzinski have opened a new store adjoining
the Wave office, where they are selling goods
of all descriptions at ruinously low rates.
See their advertisement.
Five humlreil dollars in coin was put up
Saturday to form a working
as a start or
fund for commencing tho ditch from the
bead of Jordan creek to bring water to Flor
ida mountain with which to work the placers
above Ruby.
Some of the papers say a comet is visi
ble in the northern part of the heavens from
midnight until the rising of the morning
btar.
he«*, yet the miners in changing shifts at
night on top of old War Eagle have a good
standpoint to look from.
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.uns unpaid j
It has not yet been reported in Owy
An unusually large sum
on county an.! territorial taxes this year.
Over $19,000 are yet on the delinquent list,
more than $ 10,000 »if which is taxed against
punies that refuse to pay
ground of excessive valuation, and will re
sist payment in Court at the October term.
the
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!>»• it McC leery informs us that he has
recovered his wagon but failed to get the
horses taken from him some time since at
the toll house ou Reynolds creek The man
who took them hearing the «Ulcere were i
after him abandoncl tbrm in Boise vallry
and «capod. He thinks he will get one of
the horses but the other he has no hopes of. [
Tlie Golden Chariot mine udv ertises for j
proposal* to do sloping by contract. Notices j
to that effect, giving full specification* as to j
the work, manner of doing it,and terms upon
which it is to he done, etc., etc., are printed
and can be seen either at the mine or Owy
hee Co's mill. The contract will be let on !
the loth of this month.
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&• P. Buck minuter, formerly super
intendant of the Golden Chariot, who knows
X mine when ho ecee it ns well us any man
who has e\> r visited Idaho, lell to examine
(.ope district a lew daysKinec. Hi» outfit
consisted or a cay use, two paire of blankets,
a colt's idetoC tl.r.4 cans trull, two paperè
coffee and a tin-cup.
The hall on Thursday evening at New
Masonic Hall was certainly as well attended
and conducted a* any parly that has ever oc
curred iu Owyhee, and augurs well for the
ruining winter amusement* If the bail on
Thursday can tie considered tbe inauguraliou
of the season and an index of'-what is lo
come the people will not die of ennui.
Our friend, Ed. Ayears, the son of St:
Crispin, who holds forth near the bridge on
Washington street, has lain by his awl,
thrown down the last and hied himself away
land, where he will pr
Uh tIn* re
main until spring-time; when,
turn of the turtle, his voice may be heard
again in the mountains.
Home Reaort, out of which John
Chauncey expects to resort boms this fall,
is ^bowing well,
from a beautiful specimen brought into our
office a day or two since by Henry Hyman.
For lieauty of Mended colors, including a
goodly pro|>ortion of black sulphurets of
silver, we have not seen anything handsomer.
A sale of the personal property of the
Ore Fino Mining Company will lie held by
auction, commencing at the Morning Star
mill at ten o'clock, a. m , on Wednesday,
Sept 22d. Also, same day at two p n. at
ihe )ro Fino none For particulars see
hand Nills ported about town aud ou the
mountain. CoL C. Davis, one ot the com
rnitlee of creditors, makes the sale.
Tlie Poorm-tn mine, which f-*r several
mouths h.is liecn consideitsl a •* sick man,'
and was at>out to he put on the indigent sick
list, has blazed out again in full aud vigorous
h**al»h. A fine vein of excellent ore reveal
ed it*elf in the south dnr* of the 400 fixn
level on Monday and revived the spirits ol
those having the patient iu charge. The
vein is lull three feet wide and ha** the ap
pearance ol jierinanence. The locality of
this new development is pearly directly un
der the old discovery or Fort Baker shaft,
four hundred feet from the surface. The
Poorman lives
,-e arc li d to believe
R.
K.
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1 We visited the Silver City Sabbath School
tel Sunday, al the invitation of the super- '
iuleudent, Mr. V«* and «pent a eery pleas
ant hour among the little people, who ure in
a few years to take our place* In the active
business of life. The school is quite well
attended by the children, hut the superjn
tendent informs us .hat his greatest difficulty
is in obtaining a sulllcient number ni teach,
ers to attend regularly. This should not be. j
K parents would only areimiiuiny their eliil
dren to school, as we were pleased to notice
a few do, they would not only find pleasure
aitd profit in assisting to develop the iniei
let ts of »heir own but their neighbors chil
dren The school has an excellent library of j
pooka and distributes a large number of pa- j
per* adapted to the capacity of children.
n "j , ''" d hiUe^terest on
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under control of no particular denomination
: , lf ,;bri»iians, so that all can patronize it
I without violating any peculiar prejudice they j
may entertain as to cburch doctrines. Those j
ho have the welfare of children at heart j
.
should take an interest in the Sunday School. I
j No more valuable present could be made a
\ b«y than to take him trom the street and j
a give him an introduction to the Sabbath
! School
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George Cowles received news of the
death of an only dog a day or two since, un
j der lhe held of Another Bark Stranded."
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From an article clipped from a Colorado pa
prr, «e learn that old Pomp first saw the
. light at sea, some nine days old at the time,
• ou his way from the laud of his forefathers,
'&£££
by lstj <, at the age of lourteen. We have not
riMim t0 r bis history, except that lie spent
his early youth in New York, and was taken
by Geo. Cowles to Illinois, and afterwards to
Colorado, where he has since resided until
his death, respected by all and venerated by
younger pups »or his quiet and orderly con
duct, anil dignified demeanor. He was not
given to the reprehensible practice of bark
ing at other dogs or passers by, neither did
he engage in disgraceful street fights. This
is the only youngster George ever brought
up, but it shows an aptitude for training the
young in the way they should go, that leaves
a painful reflection on the mind when we
reflect that Pomp was the only ward he and
his excellent lady have ever had an oppor
tunity to practice their moral training upon.
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Got llark Again.— Hill Beachey ar
rived id Faiko on the 28th of August from
the Fast, where be underwent a sever© at
feared for
Eugene How
mute, paid
at
tack of erysipelas, of which it
a time he would not recover,
ard, his superintendent on this
him a visit and informs us that he is now all
i right, with the excepuou of the loss of about
! one-third of his flesh, which he could spare
I however without great in convenience. He
j brought with him Mrs. O. R. Johnson ami
another sister, besides a nephew, W. C.
Beachey, who takes general charge of the
books of the line from here to Winnemucca,
as well as that from Elko to White Pine, and
w ill keep his office at Elko, to which point
a?! agents on both lines w ill hereafter report.
The stage started between Elko and
Cope, on the 3d, loaded with passengers.
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Board met pursuant to adjournment. Pres
of eni, Hughes and Miles, Commissioner», and
of. [ A L Siwondi, Clerk. Absent, L J Swart.
Resignation of L P Higbee of the office of
for j probate Judge accepted and ordered placed
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; John McGonigle appointed Probate Judge
I to fill vacancy occasioned by resignation of
! L P Higbee.
I The following claims against the county
; were allowed on Expense Fund:
Bill of H W Millard, stove for Sher
iffs office.
i j m Blossom, Merchandise.
i W S Stevens, boarding prisoners...
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| Butler nrintine
j nwIJ L.« x!yvT' ESiiloo .
! 11 H * rman * U> ' «'• rehiU » 1 ' 8 < >
$35 00
27 82
1094 00
251 00
47 67
13 00
23 00
fi 00
I 1) Li neb an, wood for use of court
j house as per contract.........
. The following claims were allowed on
; General Fund;
oc- j Bill of Wm Walker lor services as
the Constable....
on J Reagan, attendance on Board or
! Equalization. JJ J®
lo j T I> Beckett, services as Auditor.... 4<8 80
: W S Steven*, services as Sheriff.... 1'2 50
U E Halieek, services as Dwt CPk.. 110 3b
A L Siniondi, services as Clerk of
Board of Equalization.
W It McDaniel, cervices as J P.
Thus B Phebey, use of tram in haul
ing dead body.
James Lyn&ni, service* as J P.
P Connolly, services a* medical ex
pert .
}** 0 Hughes, twelve days services as
Com. and six days on Board of
Equal, at $10 per day.
It S Miles, seven days services as
Com. an»i six days on Board of
Equal, at $10 fier day.
The following claims were allowed on the
Hospital Fund;
425 00
U6 60
St:
on
96 00
25 50
re
10 00
20 00
25 00
fall,
our
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of
the
by
Star
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see j
the
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sick
fixn
ol
The
ap
of
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The
180 00
130 00
2(i 00
Bill of NO Boatman, for attendance
on sick woman.
G W Baker, rent of house for sick
woman.
J Hu«lat A Co, merchandise furn
isbed sick woman.. 64 73
Board adjourned until Monday, Septcm
ber 27th, at ten o'clock, am
. $30 00
A L SmoxDi, Clerk.
P. S.~-Parties having bills or account*
against the county are obliged to have them
sworn to or they will not Ik* allowed. Any
county officer merely certifying to its cor
reetness is not sufficient for its legality. The
tu a ays;
" Ever* account
bill against the county
" presented to the Board shall be in form of
a bill of particulars, stating particularly
" the items of account, when and for what
4 - the same accrued, ami shall be aecompa
" Died by the affidavit of the claimant that
"the services wer* performed, or the corn
" inodities were furnished a* therein stated,
"and shall be filed with the Clerk at least
"three davs before the first day of the
A. L. SmovDi, Clerk.
term, '■ Ac.
Tub Copperhead papers that have
i iarpe( j 80 loud and SO long on the
j tortune made by Col. A. J.
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Butler, With the connivance Ot his
brother, the General, are now very
mnch chagrined to learn that the
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fate has proven insolvent on settle
, , .. their sensation
nient, and that ali mur St nsatiou
Tories were simply lies. Not sorry
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for the lies, perhaps, but that one
BENJAMIN F. Bl'TLER, who, what
ever may Be said of his Want of mil
} ita rv knowledge and skill, is one of
I our leading American statesmen,
, ... i Winnemucca on Monday
P 888 *" W inntmucca on «on lay,
Aug. 30, on his way to San Francis
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sensation source has been dried up.
I the nation are now represented on
r
j the Pacific Coast in the persons of
ß u (] er Schurz and Colfax.
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Burnett, a member of the Board
of education in San Francisco, bas
forbidden the use of the Lord's
Prayer in the 10th street public
school, as he considers it sectarian ;
and in this opinion he is sustained
by Gen. H. A. Cobb, another mem
ber of the Board.
A large share of the brains of
The White Pine News has reduced
its issue from daily to tri-weekly.
The Beese River Reveille from daily
to weekly. The Shermantown Tel
egram and San Francisco Dispatch
have suspended.
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Train, who has trained all over
Oregon and California, gave a blast
or two at Virginia City, Nevada, and
jumped aboard the (rain for Omaha,
giving White Pine, Idaho and Mon
tana the go by.
Fairchild is renominated by the
Republicans of Wisconsin lor Gov
ernor.
Longeeij-ow bus returned from
Europe.
gora.
J fUguat 20th, 18t>9, at Suisun, Solano Co.,
iforma, to the wile of J. P. Merrill {of
Merrill Siatiou, Jordan Valley, Oregon,) a
daughter.
Another lamb added to the fold of our
friends of the sheep ranch.
At the Pooriuan mine, Sept. 1st, 1869, the
wile ol T. B. Phebey ol a
W.
Special to tlie Wave.—Lewis
Walker ha* hi* bath-house, in connection
w ith his barber shop, in excellent order,
to the inspection of which ho invites all
those desiring either a bath or a shave;
Corner Jordau and Second sta.
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NEW TO-DAY.
New Goods at Panic Prices !
GALLICK & WILZINSKI
AYE JUST RECEIVED AND ARE
now opening a complete assortment of
Ladies Dress Goods, Clothing,
Gent*' and Cadies' Boots and
Shoes, Groceries, and
HARD W A R E,
WHICH THEY ARE OFFERING AT
Price* to Suit the Time*.
Aà 1 ' Call and examine their Stock.
ttfr No trouble to show goods.
Aar At Hymanfc Reichenbcrg's old stand.
GAI.LICK A WILZINSKI
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W. MATHEWS, j C. W. PL ACS. | J. A. RCDEKV.
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PUBLIC & PRIVATE PARTIES
Furnished by
MATHEWS, PLACE 4 RÜDEEN
On Reasonable Term«.
t Apply at the Scandinavian Saloon. 78tf
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FULL ATTENDANCE OF
the members of Owyhee Lodge No.
2, I. O. O. F., on Friday. 10th mit., is re
quested, there being business of importance
to come liefore the Ixodge and to the Frater
nity.
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To Delinquent Tax-Payers.
OWE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
the Delinquent Tax Last of Owyhee
County, for the year 1869, has been deposit
ed with the Deputy District Attorney, and
that if the delinquent taxes therein speeifled
are not paid to the County Treasurer within
ten days trom this date, action will be com
inenced by said Deputy District Attorney
for the collection of such taxes and costa
Dated Silver City, | T. D. BECKETT
Recorder
By W H Angsli, Dep.y
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TStTB
The Owyhee Tidal Wave
JOB
PRIS TIK G OFFICE
Washington Street.
^LL KINDS OF PLAIN AND
©îkïmffiisïnriii.
JOB PRINTING
Neatly and Promptly done to order
Such as
POSTERS,
PROGRAMMES,
HAND BILES,
SHOW CARDS,
BUSINESS CARDS,
BILL HEADS,
LETTER HEADS
PAY ROLLS
labels
TAGS
BILLS OF FARE,
INVITATIONS,
A T HOME CARDS,
WEDDING CARDS,
STOCK CERTIFICATES
LEGAL BLANKS,
MILL BLANKS
RECEIPTS,
NOTES
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Oar Price* Defy Competition :
Business men of this City and County wii!
confer a favor on the Proprietors of the
Wave, keep their money at home for circu
lation, and exercise true economy by patron
izing a home institution. We guarantee to
give entire satisfaction in all our job werk,
and all the difference in the prices betweei
ours and those of the larger cities will be tb*
difference in the price of stock.
CONTINUATION SALE
or THH
EMPIRE GIFT COMPANY
Ca»li Gift* to the Amount of
$500,000.
Every Ticket Dravrs^ a Prize.
This popular Gift Company, after making
extensive additions to its large stock of rich
and valuable articles, has commenced*its
fourth annual distribution. Unlike many of
its imitators,it has invariably given universal
satisfaction and has always secured the ap
probation and support of the leading pres»
of the country. See what the}' say of it
"The firm is reliable and deserves their
success .''—Weekly Tribun * , Oct. 8.
" We know them to be a fair dealing firm.
—New York Herald, Oct. 28
" A friend of ours drew a $5,000 prize,
which was promptly received." — Daily
Newt, Dec. 3.
Rcferenco is also made to the following
persons, who have drawn prizes and kindij
allowed the use ol their names for publica
tion: Andrew J. Burns, Chicago, $10,000
Miss Clara S. Walker, Baltimore, Piano.
$800; James M. Mathews, Detroit. $5,000:
Jobn T. Andrews, Savannah, $5,000; Mit*
Agnes Simmons, Charlestown, Piano, $600
We publish no names without permission.
5 Cash Gifts, each. $20,00C
10,000
b. 000
1,000
10
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20
do
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4'
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200
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50 Elegant Rosewood Pianos, ca $300 to $700
75 do do Melodeons, do 75 to 100
do 60 to 17é
do 75 to 300
Cash prizes.Silvorware.etc, valued $1,000,000
A chance to draw any of the above prize*
fGr 25 cents. Tickets describing prizes sealed
in envelopes, and well mixed. On receipt u?
25 cetns, a sealed Ticket is drawn without
choice, and sent by mail to any address. Tbe
Prize named upon it will be delivered to the
ticket holder on payment of One Dollar
Prizes are immediately gent to any addre»
by express or return mail.
You will know what your prize is before
you pay for it. Any prize exchanged for
other of tame value.
No Blanks. Our patrons can depend
fair dealing.
Send for circular. Liberal inducements to
Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Every
package of sealed envelopes contains on*
cash gift. Six Tickets for $1 ; 13 for $2
35 for $5; 110 for $15.
All letters should be addressed to
STEWART, HALLACO.,
193 & 195 Broadway, N. Y
350 Sewing Machines
500 Gold Watches, .
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GEO. ALLE*.
W. H. DUR EX,
DÜREN & ALLEN,
Dealer* In
Winet,
Liquor«.
Ale and Porter.
Cigars,
Tobacco, it*
.. .Idaho Territory
Silver City,
SAMPLE ROOM'S- -Two doors belov
Miners' Hotel, Wa-shington Street Jltf
SHEEP RANGE
( ilerriVs Station. )
Fifty Miles from Silver City and Eight free*
the Owyhee Ferry , on the Humboldt Read
HIS HOUSE IS SPECIALLY FITTED
up for a resting plane for traveler*,
where every aerommodalion can be had 5»
Its patrons, whether desiring only a raeaf
or wishing to 6ojoum. Being situated in •
beautiful and pleasant valley where all kind«
of vegetables are produced, superior fare i*
offered.
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P UTWAM'S PRESSED HORS»
SHOE NAILS ot
J HUELATfcCO'«