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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Jack O'lirwn, that redoubtable Uristol
artfumentive warrior, who has been s
bug absent from bit old stamping
groooJ. baa at last turned up in the
guise of a Piute chieftain. A week ago j
Jack, smeared in red ochre, with a tur-1
key feather in bii hat, quilled moccasins
on hie leet, a bow aud arrows alung over
his ahoulder, and an old U. S. musket
lying acroM the saddle, rode at the bead
of a cavalcade of Piute warriori through
Pahranagat Valley. Cncle Jim Pearson
accosted Jack aud hit clam men, but
failed to get any response in the mother
tongue the rich brogue had forever de
parted. In the broken guttural, peculiar
to the Indian raoe, however, and by
signs, Jack gave Pearson to understand
that the cavalcade wu journeying on to
where the sun went down.
lit the San Francisco Chronicle of
March 15th, under the head of "a heavy
suit," appeara the following article:
"R. H. Klam and Jamea McFadden have
brought mit in the Circuit Court again it
J.Aani FrereaftCo., to recover $;!, 000
dumagea. The defendants sued out an
injunction in 1H85, restraining the plain
tiffs from working the dead Independent
mine in Inyo county, and now the plain
till claim damage in the auin named."
The above, ao far as regards the local
ity and demiae of the mine in question,
U erroneous and deserves correction.
The Independent mine, over which the
suit ii pending, is one of the old-time
mines of Pioche, and was purchased a
few yean since from its former owners by
Klam and McFadden.
Last Sunday night Ram Smith, with
the aid of an Indian ally, outflanked
Chinatown and through dint of strategy
succeeded in gobbling up a couple of
heathens, who, it is supposed, have been
ei.Rs.ged in the highly lucrative employ
ment of selling whisky, rather too pro
miscuously, to the members of the noble
tribe of Piute. The celestials gave
Iwtnis for their appearance before the
dread tribunal of a Pioche court aod
were released.
Senator Joa. Poujade aod wife arrived
home from the Bay Sunday last, aud
were warmly welcomed by hosts of
friends. Monday evening the Pioche
brass band gave them a serenade, which
had the effect of oliciting a brief address
from Mr. Pan jade, in which he thanked
all interested for the honor conferred.
All hands wert then invited in to par
take of refreshments, which invitation
was accepted with a will.
Thar "big boom" that was diurually
aud nocturnally hauled through Pioche
during the year passed and gone, plowed
ijuite a ohaunel in the soil of prejudice
yet the channel has again become, filled
in and tamped mighty hard with the
same kind of dirt that it "used to was."
A very deep subsoil plow is the only
thing that can ever open it up again.
Three separate suits were entered in
the United States Court at Caraon re
cently by Adotph Sutro, Nicholas Luu
uing and T. Vincent against Lincoln
county, for the sum of $-180,000, for
money due on bonds. This comes with.
iu $T0,000 of the total valuation of the
taxable property in the county. Vir
ginia Chronicle.
An irreverent cuss suggests that the
mammoth boot and shoa emporium of A,
A. Young, Esq., should have a sign hung
over the door, bearing the following te-
gendi "Onoe a month," as be says that
the sign would be applicable to both the
dealer and his customers.
Vegetation is very backward in that
unholy den of filth Panaca. The green
eat thing to be seen there is Bishop Lee;
aud the only indications of early spring
budding ia among the spauk led -faced
Mormon girls.
A town in California is Afflicted with a
young man possessed of owl eyes. He is
aa blind as a bat by daylight, but after
dark his vision is limply wonderful, The
poultry of that section go to roost in tin
morning.
A new star in the firmament, Red
Star Cough Cure. It banishes coughs
and throat troubles, oontains no mor
phia or opium and ii safe and sure.
Price, twenty -five cents,
Uncle Abe Kickard, who has been con
fined to a sick bed nearly all winter, i
now about on the street and, judging
from appearances, is on a fair way to
recovery.
Bob Ilusband is husbanding up his
strength and also a shrub or two for
Arbor day.
John Rotder has returned from Hiko,
TIIVT KM ALL ED1TIOV.
There is a very small edition of child
iwd a happy hour who makes it a point
to come to a standstill right in front of
this printing shop at precisely 3 o'clock
every afternoon, in total disregard of
weather, extenuating circumstances or
anything else. Ho cornea merely for the
purpose of having a good cry all by him
self. Having taken up his position, he
opens his mouth aud begins to squall,
and continues squalling, every squall
being exactly an octave higher than its
predecessor, while the tears that fall so
copiously doun bis cheeks would put to
the blush the nozzle of a large sized
watering pot. After he has squalled
till he is all squalled out, be dries his
tears aud hies him homeward, very like
ly to recuperate bis strength for the
morrow's ordeal. That children should
be indulged in their little pleasures and
recreations is but natural and right
unto which we second the motion. And
having become so accustomed to this
boy we really enjoy him more and more
every day in fact we anxiously, and it
must be confessed, somewhat impatient
ly, await the hour of his approach.
Should the Allwise Being, in his infinite
mercy, see fit to pluck this flower and
bear him aloft to bis bright and happy
noma among tie little stars then the
marble pillars and colonades in front of
this Rkitihd shop would be literally
smothered in crape.
A large balloon passed over this place
at about noon on Friday last. Its height,
as nearly as could be estimated, was
about two miles and its course a little
south of east. The sky bciog cte?M -at
the time, it remained visible for upward
of an hour. The appearance of this
strange wanderer of the skies, caused a
deal of excitement, pendant on curiosity
as to where it started from and also its
destination. The entire populace of
Pioche, including the teachers and
pupils uf the public schools, turned out
masac and gazed long end steadily at
the beautiful object so gracefully floating
under the blue dome of heaven. The
lenizpns of Chinatown were fairly wild
at the unusual spectacle. They laughedi
"k y-yii'd," fired crackers aud bombs,
while their dogs, barked, yelped and
howled, thereby adding to the general
Mongolian infernal racket. Many of
our grown people had never seen
balloon none of the children had and
ao entranced were they both old and
youug, at the novel siht that it w
with a feeling of regret that they beheld
tin balloon fade away in the distance
until it became merely a black speck on
the easterly homou and eventually dis
appear from view. Their beautifu
ethereal dream was ended and the prosey
hum-drum duties of every day life were
again hffora them.
Governor Stevenson has set apart and
appointed Wednesday, the 13th day of
April, as Arbor Day of 1S8. Said day
is to be obiurved as a legal holiday as
regards public schools, etc. The plant
ing of trees, shrubs and vines, and the
promotion of forest growth and culture,
and the adornment of public and private
grounds, are the objects of the establish
mcnt of Arbor Day.
It is so refreshing to see an editorial
headed with a Latin or French quotation,
It shows up the editor's profound learn
ing with all the glitter ol a locomotive
headlight, Ami the common horde who
attempt to read and understand the
paper, cannot but acknowledge that they
are swimming in a sea of blissful ignor
ance, and also the editor's superiority.
What is the matter with the brass
band of lateT The baritone jars the old
rookeries till they quake again through
echoes discordant, while the leader's in
strument is seldom heard.
Colds are prevalent. Lots of barkers
but they never bite. Stuffed up noses
and mugs like posies. Big doses of
'kian" and night sweats of rum are
highly recommended.
The equinoxial storm due here on the
20th inst, hasn't as yet shied its caster
into the arena. Being about 144 hours
late it reminds one of a oertain stage
line.
Tuesday last Assemblyman Henry
Rice was in town for the first time since
he left the Legislative halls of Carson.
We are pleased to chronicle the re
covery of Miss Kit Sparks who has been
bedridden for the past thre weeks.
The query of "what is to become of
us?" is only to be answered by "what
are we going to become.
The merits of St. Jacobs Oil as a sure
cure for rheumatism are known every
where.
Charles Lux, one ot the cattle kings of
the coast, recently died m San Fran-
noWXPALL OV A. CONUIEROII.
It pains us to chronicle a mishap that
lately befell IJarry Kingston, an old-1
time Bristoliau, in Taylor. Harry got
drunk he got something else, too got
hammered. In thinking over Harry's
warlike achievements in Bristol, the fact
of his late downfall in Taylor is an
humiliating one to us, aud one over
which we mourn with due decorum. It
is quite evident that Harry didn't have
his favorite implement of destruction
along with him, else he wouldn't have
got so ignominiousty dealt by. During
the juicy epoch of hostilities in Bristol,
when Creek waged war against Greek,
no more noble modern figure-head could
have been found to represent the gladia
tor of ancient date than that same Harry
Kingston. In the vast arena of battle,
while the.hu riling missiles of devastation
were flying about him, stood Harry
plying his stocking, with a rock in it,
with such a good effect, that the enemy
invariably called for quarter and hoisted
the flag of truce, for the purpose of bear
ing off their dead. Among other great
and glorious deeds that can be accredited
to Harry was the skillful cracking of
old Jim Leffingwell's jaw although
much grief was afterwards expressed by
Harry's more enthusiastic admirers, that
it hadn't been old Jim's head that was
cracked. The best generals, however,
get out-genernled, and Harry's defeat is
but in concord with that of other gen
erals. Yet the great God of battles,
when he consigned Harry to the tender
mercies of his adversary, must have
sighed, involuntarily, at least, in remem
brance of the valorous deeds of his
former protege.
Han RoeJer arrived from Taylor on
Tuesday night's stage. The silver crop
over there isn't just what it oupht to be,
still Dan has confidence in the camp and
predicts that at some unspecified epoch
in the broad hereafter, Taylor may take
a couple of strides to the front. The old
drunks of Taylor are using their moat
strenuous endeavors in regard to liven
ing up and developing the camp.
Mynher Von Henry Kiep, the tamous
accordioni'it, formerly of the Bank En
change of Pioche, has gone into the un
dertaking business. He has a cotton-
plush cotlitt in stock and is anxiously
awaiting the advent of the fit it corpse.
W. A. Geft has withdrawn from the
management of the Carson Nevada
Union. The Union is a. newspaper of
substance. Its views are sound and are
fearlessly expressed. Mr. C. N. Harris
ia now the man at the wheel of the
CTniuu and will undoubtedly keep her
afloat on the same tack that she ban
previously sailed on. We wish the
Union success iu abundance.
Uucle Jim Pearson is enjoying a few
ilavH of eoo J Bolid rent in the Lincoln
oounty metropolis. He reports that his
ranch in the vallcv ia cloaked in the
liveliest green, and is decked with the
most fragrant of flowers. I he expand
iff buds of peach, apricot aud anvl
trees are threatening to burst and the
honey bees are already at work laying in
their winter store,
Billy C'ulverwell & Co., are iitiing up
two steam launches for the purpose of
oouveying passengers to California via
Lua Vegas ranch. The flotilla will be
iu readiness to cast off from the shoals
and quicksands, which render the
harbor of Pioche a source of terror to
everything but sharks, in about a week.
An exchange speaks of beef as getting
stronger in San Francisco. If the San
Francisco beef ia any stronger than that
sold by the Pioche butchers, then the
San Francisco people must be possessed
of cast iron jaws.
Dave Service and Jack Castles, of Tern
Pahute, were in town during the week
extending the good old fashioned hoapi
tali ties of Tern Pahute to the average
stranded Piocher.
Mary Baker, of Indiana,- has fasted for
six months. This is a longor fast than
has yet been accorded to any newspaper
man on Record meaning of course the
Pioche Rroohi.
The school teachers must swear, pro
claims a new act of the legislature. If
lady teachers" are included under this
head, it is simply a burning shame, so
there, uow.
Dave Keel lost a child .ant week from
croup at Panaca. There has been con
aiderable sickness uf late among the un
godly.
The U od be brothers have leased the
leaching works and are putting throuch
10 to 15 tons of screenings a day.
The riochc. Con. suspended ccreening
and leaching operations Saturday, the
10th inst.
The nighta ate chilly.
PARANAG AT ITEMS.
Gleaned from the Met tier cf the
Valley.
lien Payne, Jim Riordan and
Lewis, of White River, Nye county, iu
search of some 70-head of horses that
were stolen from them, tracked the
stock to this valley, and blinbly stumbled
into a band of horse thieves, who had
camped at Cold Springs, about 25 miles
northeast from Hiko. Payne and party
being unarmed, and therefore unpre
pared for hostilities, beat a hasty retreat
to Hiko, where they secured the services
of seven men, well armed, and again
came upon the horse thieves at dusk
that evening, the 17th inst. The gang
being taken by surprise, made no resis.
tance but heat a hasty retreat, leaving
34 -head of horses, blankets, cooking
utensils, etc., behind them, Payne and
party pursued them into the timbers,
when their trail was lost through the
darkness, thereby rendering further pur
suit impossible. Payne and party then
drove the captured animals down to the
valley, aud afterward tracked two of the
gang to one of the ranches, where they
had obtained a small supply of "grub"
and bad then struck out for the moun
tains. None of the horses that were
captured belong to the White River
men the supposition being that they
were stolen from parties near Reveille or
Belmont. It is the intention of Payne's
party to continue the search for the
thieves who stole the horses from White
River and should they succeed in cap
turing them, Lincoln county will not be
under the expense of trying them and
turning them loose under the verdict of
'Xot Guilty."
Since the foregoing, Payne, Riordan,
and Lewis concluded to abandon pursuit
of the horse thieves and departed the
valley for White River with the captured
animals. Although there ia nothing
definite about it, still the supposition is
that the gang has divided up into email
iquada and left the State 1y different
routes.
A party of northern Indians, decked
in alt the gorgeous paraphernalia of war,
lately made a raid on Hiko for the pur.
pose of bearing away the squaws of the
Pahranagat Indiana, The raiders were
defeated in the fight which ensue! and
have departed for the Muddy.
When the principal of the Hiko aca
demy, with a solid chunok of calico
seated at about an arm's length from him,
stretches out his long leps for a siesta in
the warm aunalitue that ia his idea of
present bliss personified.
A young man by the name of William
Woods lost his way and was frozen to
death uear Reveille during the late cold
snap.
Jteceipt is herewith acknowledged of
a certificate of membership of the Sin
Francisco Chronicle Literary Union. B;
sending $2 to the Chronicle you get the
paper for oue year and a certificate as
above noted, which enables you to buy
from a choice collection of books, music,
etc., at GO per oont below oven the
wholesale prices.
Sirs. Ole Olsen, of Cedar street, in
tends leaving this place for California in
a few weeks. She has on hand a large
and most complete assortment of new
and fresh millenary goods, all of which,
along with household furniture, etc.
she will dispose of at public auction
Full particulars will be given in next
issue.
What a shine he cut in Panaca on
Sunday last, with his borrowed suit of
clothes. He is very fond of telling of
bis dangerous cattle steals and how he
passed his leisure momenta in the Utah
pen. We have reference to the "jail
bird," as he is commonly called.
No. 1 of volume 1 of the University
Monthly, published by the students of
the State University, at Reno, is at
baud. Its literary maliter ii fresh and
interesting. Subscription price 91 per
year.
Arthur Davis and John Lynch 'depart
ed on Thursday last for Utah, the des
tination of the former being the Cave
mine, Bradshaw District, and the latter
Tintic. May good luck attend the boyi
Isn't it singular that some men, who
are considered wise, will occasionally
expose themselves by involuntarily un
buttoning the lion -k in overcoat that
covers them.
"Oh, wouldn't I like to have
a good solid board,'" said a yovng lady
the other evening "'I would make the
candle, presto, paw, change and it dis.
appears."
Dell Hncikraas has been indicted for
murder in the second degree for the
killing of Ketchivn.
Dick Rich ia building a tine mansion
in the town of Panaca that would mat;
Jay Gould enviooa.
Don't fail to attend the school echini
tion on the night of the 31at inst.
Silver van quoted at $0-PS on th 22b,
MISCELLANEOUS.
.NESBITT&BRO.,
MAIN HTHKKT,
Pioche. - - - Nevada.
WHOLESALE AND KBTAIL
DKALXRB IV
Groceries. Provisions
General Merchandise.
IMPORTERS or
Wines,
Iilctuor.
Olcarai iinci
Tobnocou
enis' Furnishing Goods!
Boots & Shoes
In Great Variety and of the Drat Quality in
mo maraet.
5 Large Stnrlc of
Men's, Bots md Youths Hm.
We vlah to Call Attention tnonr
DRY GOODS and
CLOTHING
Departments, which an new Ailed
With Mew Good.
Borers will do well to rat) ami mam in our
goodu before purchasing Plwwiii-r, Wo will
sell as low an tu lovrt-Hl.
NOTICE.
To Knlson Gibpon, heirs or nVnefs, mvuer
or owners, to one-nftb interest to toe Kitg
hiher mine, eitntted In .larkrtlibit MirnuH Dis
trict, Liocolo County, Rtate of Atrvnita, you at?
eereoy nottnca taat ixit-ra see now uno irooi
Ton tue sum or twenty ifMt aoutrn ou your
torect in the shove nsjot-d uilnp, tor m,umt-ut
work don e on utid mint fur tiie year lh6, which
you are lioreby notified to isy ubuu'diRtely, to-
gftner mud lue cobib oi tins aavrnneitienr,
otherwise 1 shall claim forMuu ot yum In
to rBt, m conformity with thw Acts of OnuHrea
(Hection 6) approved Mar ltd li, IKl'i. All per
nnaara cautioned spalDHt PuivJiaMiiif the bald
interest from lha end MelBun UiUSoU, fcisheirb
or aeeipneei, an they caouot under eiiatiug at-
euniuiaiKea tiiftte a legal irsneier.
Kua.ifci.1. rui.fi.Mi.
Pioche. February 2C, 1H81. tajui
L. MARROTTE,
DENTIST,
Wilt remain in Plochu a short time and tract i?
Dentistry lu all its branrht'B. Plato worli marie
to onier and repaired at short nntlre.
All wora uiwauieuu .
DR. II. K. MeCLELLASD.
PHYSICIAN AID SURGEON.
PIOCHE - - - - NEVADA.
Notice to Creditors.
TTl STATE OF D. A. F(fLKH. DEOKAHEi),
Xj Notice is hereby given by t tv tmdt-mtKtied
Jj-iBCiiUir of the Ittat ill of Ii. A. KulkH. do-
awi, to the creditors of, and pJI r-ikohb
usving claims against tu saiu uwhwp-o, -hi
bit tlmm. with the ncccHHarv vouclMiie, Within
urn months alter tho urnt puiiiciitn i mi
notice, to th said l.xfcutor ai u. iiiucb oi
hiinincsH,ln Woche, in toe county or wiicoi
JJattri at fioi'u, f uuruary qui, itn.
A.h. VliuWON.
Ixecutor of the l.Ht Will and iWiawuit of D,
A. Fulkti, deceased. . t-.JUW
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
rtHTiTt! ftp .1AMKH A. VAlWttlUH, JJiv
Xj OKAHKO. Notice U hereby kIvbo by the
uuderBlguttd, H. J. wnsunwomi uu
Hunv. AHminlHtraUim. of the folate oi
Jamea A. Wadaworth, deoeaaod, to the creditor
of aud to all persons nsvmg niauu. n"
Rutta f uid dpoMMuvl. to exhibit Uifin
with the nMassarr Touchcrt). wltnin teu
mnnlha ftmp tlm nrnt tmuiiculioii ui mi
to the said Admiulstiators at Pa. iaca.fi in the
Oonnty of Lincoln.
Dated reioruery m, iboi.
n X wxDHWiikTH Aa JETER SNOW,
AdmtnlHtrat ore of tfie IStHW of Jawus
A. Wadswortb, deceastl. f!2-iuw
Notice to Creditors.
ESTATR OF ELIJAH WIU.IAMH, DK
CEASKli. Notice is hereby given by the
understgUied Kxeoutorof the lust will of Jfclijah
WilltainB. docaaert, to iw itwhwik u, uu "
persona bavLng claims agaliuit thn aald d
ceased, to oj hibit tbean, with the nnfessary
vouchers, wlJ.hin teu mouth aitr the first
publication ojf this notice, to the said Ktet'Utor,
at hlaofhiv Un Pioche, in tho county of I-iu-ooln,
Del at PU iche, February Bib,
JOHN tltlKDER.
Eiflcutor or -thw lant Will and Testament of
fill jab, Wlllil nifl, dflQeaaed. 1M0W
IfllE
loan 11v at home and make, more montiy
at wort : for us, than at anyiou-K m
thiawoi-ld. Cnpttal not needed; you are
,tM iwh utm' all sues. Any
one can doth, work. Largo earnings Huwr f rom
first start, Vtm tly outfit and terms free. Bettr
nn oi... rv,. to .mi luithtna to Blld UH your
addrew sod fiat 1 out ; if you are wise you will do
ao at oncw. H. Haxusvi vo., rnw, ...
All bis. f Colore Frlatlna:
MISOEUABEODS.
ALIAS SUMMONS,
tito. 8. Hawycr. Plaintiff, th. Dinlrl Dry at4
hn Dry, Defendant. Actlun bruitabt in lha
Matrict Court of the Blxtn Judkial Dlntrict of
the State of Nevada, in and for the County of
L.1U001D, ana ine com pi tint ntea id hio county
uim uiuLti oi me ultra ui uia via
trlct Court.
l he Btato of Nevada ipods Oreetisg :
To Daniel Drr and John Drv. nld defendant .
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought aeaitut you by the above named plaint
lit lu the District Court of the Sixth Judicial
District of the State of Nevada, In and for the
CotiDtyof Lincoln, and answer the complaint
filed therein, within ten daya (exclusive of the
day of wrvicej after the service on yon of title
Summon, if served In said Oounty: or. If
served out of said County, but within said Dis
trict, within twenty days; and in all other casts
iiTiy usya; or juaftiueni oy oeisuit win M
taken against you, according to the prayer of
said complaint.
The stid action Is brought to recover s judg.
mmt for the sun: of Five Hundred (IfiCui Dol-
larH.poui coin, sri a balance due tor services
Performed by aald Plaintiff as an attorney and
counselor at law for you, at your especial in
Htsnce and request. In attending to your Inter
ests aa heirs of and to the Estate of Alexander
try, deceased. And you are hereby notified, thai
If you fail to appear and answer the said com
plaint, as above required, the said plaintiff will
take judgment for aald sum of WOO, gold coin,
and i-onts of said action.
tilven under my band and the seal
of the Distriet Oourt of the Oth
Judicial District of the State of
seal Nevada, la and for the County
of Lincoln, this Twentieth dsy
of January, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight nun
dreil and Mglity.aix.
JnBJMOd U,y. GRAB, Clerk.
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SUMMONS.
TN TBE JUSTICE OODRT Of PIOCHK
Tnwuflhlo. of the OoUQty of Lincoln, Stat.
of Nevada: J. H. hec. Plaintiff, va. J. R.
Duff, Defendant. Th. Stat of Nevada
aeudfi greeting to J, R. Duff, defendant.
iou are n-reoy Bmuuitiuiti w mnrmi
me, at my ofuca in Pioche, in the County of
Lincoln, on tha 9ftth day of April 1887, at 11
o'clock a. m., In an action brought against you
by said plaintiff, to answer the complaint of th.
above named plaintiff. Bald action Is brought
to rwfover Jinuyment against yon iu tt u
said plaintiff fur the sum of Fifty 160) Dollars
gold coin, for mtdlcal atwiees rtndrl yon
and on your request in IBM, as shown by tfa
account filed In this action or Judgment will be
taken against you for the said amount, together
with costs of this suit It you fall to an.
pt-ar and answer.
To the Mueritror any uonsiaoif ui niuwumj,
flreetlug: Slake legal service and due return
thereof.
fltvu under mf hand this "tn w ot atarcu,
18B7. A. A. YOUNU,
A Justice of thereace orsaia riocne (owiwmp.
Attest a true copy. K. D. TURNER, hrttr.
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MONTGOMERY WARD A CO.
gT Oc 299 Waaua A.eaa. Caleaca, 1M.
NOTICE.
To J. 0. Lynch, heirs or assignees', owner or
owners to three-fifth interest in the Kingfisher
mine, situated in Jackrabblt Mining District,
Lincoln Oounty, state of Nevada, you are hersby
notified that tbexe are now due from ycu the
sum of Sixty ($60) Dollars on your Interest in
the above named mine, for aesejuuent work
done on said mine for the year lttto, which
you are hereby notified to pay Immediately, to
gether with the coats oi this advertisement,
otherwise I ball claim forfeiture of your in
tererit, in conformity with the acta oi Congress
(Section ft) approved May loth, 1873, All per
sons are cautioned against porchaalng the aald
interest from the aald J. O. Lynch, hla heirs or
assignees, an they cannot under existing clt
ctiiusuncea make a legal transfer.
RUbmLL FULLER.
Pioche, January 15, tn87. JanUUud
MONEY?
to be made. Cut this oat and re
turn to us, and we will send you
free, ftometning ox armi vaius ana
imimrtaDM to vou. .that will start
you in burtness which will bring you in more
money tight away than anything alee in this
world. Any one can do the work aud live at
bomt. Either sex; all ages. Something Dev.
that lust coins money for all workers. Wo will
start you; capital not needed. This la on. of
the genuine, important chance of a lifatlaae.
Tnose who are ambition, and enterprising will
not delay, tirand outfit free. Address Taci Ir
Oo., Augusta, Maine.
NOTICE.
1HAVE THIS DAY BOLD GUT MT ENTIRE
bufuosfla to R. Hi-man, who will oolUct all
bun due the firm aod pay all claims . against It.
I. S7UAN.
Pioche, Jeawy Vit, 1887.