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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
What True Mbbit Will Do. The
unprecedented sale of Boscbee's German
Syrup within a few years, has astonished
the world. It is, without doubt, the
itfeat d beet remedy ever discovered
for the ipeedy end effectual enre of
Cju''. Colds and the severest Lung
troubles. It acta on an entirely different
principle from the u.ual prescriptions
given by Pbpstcians, aa it doei not dry
up a Cough an 1 leave the disease till in
the ayat&m, but on the contrary removea
the cause of the trouble, heals the parts
tfTected and leaves them in a purely
healthy condition. A bottle kept in the
house for use when the disoaaei make
their appearance, will save dactor's hillf
ad a long apU of serious .linens, A
trial will convince you of these fauta. It
i positively sold by all druggists and
gonerat dealers in the Und. Prioe 79 ctt,
arjj6 battles.
o engagement of the old fashion sort
came off Wednesday. A couple of
youths, who thought there was a grie
vance, went at it in the back street.
Time was called and the boys went at it,
bat after a round or two, whicb were
not in consonance with the rules of the
prize riotf, they concluded they, were
making foola of tbonuehe and let up.
We agreed so heartily in the termination
of the affair, that we bad like to have
h.t2 a head put on tie, when we also im
medialy and unconditionally dried up.
A still tongue makes a wise head.
Great numbers of our citizens are oonv
pUiuing of hard times, but while emit
ting a growl, aiid it is not in human
nature not to do so, they all express un-
bounded confidence in the future of the
camp. We shall perhaps have to wait a
little longer, but all agree that the late
strike in the Yoba mino sots at rest the
pcrmanrnoy and value of the groat vein.
So all we have to do is to keep a stiff
upper Hp and do the best we can until
the advent of the prosperous times that
ere long awaits Pioche.
Hard! was the exclamation of one of
our worthiest citisens as he saw a fellow
who was evidently not a disciple of the
ernsaders, out up some queer scallops.
He, the inebriate, had evidently an to-
sans notion that be could walk on both
stdos of the street at oaoe, and then he
wonld insist upon ascertaining, by per
sonal experience, the consistency of the
nick in the roadway.
Ko you don't sir," was the excla
matiou we heard the other evening as
we passed near a family dwelling. We
lingered, we thought we might catch an
item, but we failed. The tempest in a
toapot subsided, and we sadly mended
our way, thinking that in the item line
Pioche was no longer what she should be.
The Onondaga mino is still improving.
We have been informed that the main
body of ore is not far from the bottom of
the winseand the owners are oonfidtnt
of striking it ere long. Several tons of
ore were shipped from this mine during
the week.
The billiard mateh between X Scbaeffer
champion of the world, and H. Vignaux,
ex-champion, bas been declared off.
being unable to agree on a referee, The
match was for $2,000 aside.
Sheriff Turner has pnrohaged the Rues
Scott bonse nod is fitting it up for
family residence. Mr. Turner's family
will take possession in a few days,
Last Tuesday's exchanges looked as
tbougb they had been dragged through
mud puddle. A paokage of fruit in thi
sack was the cause.
Miss Annie Clinton departed last Sun-
. day for Salt Lake City where she will at
tend St, Mary'u Academy
The Volunteer beat the Thistle in the
first race, of the recent yatch regatta,
nineteen minutes.
Com. Rda, of Bristol, haa about 700
tons of era on the dump sod will soon
start working it.
Folks should be careful of their stove
pipes and not allow them to get full of
soot
The public schools closed on Friday
owing to the increase of the measles in
town. .
J. Eisenmann left for his ranch in
Pahranagat Valley during the week.
Several tons of ore were shipped from
the Yuba during the week.
The Eureka Sentinel will appear as a
weekly after October 1st
C. E. and H. Goodrich departed for
Seliraan last Tuesday.
The Panaea Softools open no xt Monday.
6R0(V!,ERS.
T3B RAILROAD 14 A CO.
Thre are some people who would
grumble to be buds;. In fact it is more
than probable, that many men would
ive op the ghost in utter despair were it
not fur the sake of their daily granl.
It is a positive eujayment to such people
to have a good growl; they take intense
delight in pursoadiog themselves, and
those by whom they are surrounded,
that they are martyrs oa a small scale,
Tbey do not act thus always with the
mere intention of invoking pity in their
behalf; psrtup3, if the truth were to be
made known, tbey re intensely anjtry
with the being who has the audacity to
pity them. Tbey are actuated by a
somewhat vague feeling cf discontent
They feel that somehow or other, things
are not exactly as they ought to be
fhey may have plenty to eat end drink;
they may have good do Laos on their
backs and sufficient money to provide
them with alt healthful luxuH; they
may have friends who lore them, and
comfortable homes, and yet will tbey
feel dienatisfied, and oeize an opportunity
of making their diasatitfaotion felt. They
may be goodhearted people in the main
they may give money to feed the hungry
and clothe the naked; their eyas may
water with companion at the eipht, of
suffering; and yet, unaccountable aa it
may appear, they will take a positive
pleasure in making those with whom
their daily lives are spvnt temporarily
unhappy. Human nature is made up of
anch palpable con tradictioos -there is so
much inslinclUe hsd mixed up with so
much instinctive good in every one of
ns that there is no reason to oo tup
prised at this. Such Heiog the constitu
tion of many men's minds, it will readily
be conceived that even wh'-n people are
exceptionally prosperous they make
a point of wwi lively gloatiug over trivial
trials, making out, indeed, that they
have as largo a bhare of the bitters of
ife as auy of their fellows. Indeed, we
may go a step further, and say that those
who have the most trials talk tholtast
about them. Those whose livos are one
continual grind, who have to struggle
hard to keep the wolf from the door,
have, in fact little time for grumbling.
They have generally to be coutrnt with
things aa they are.
Down at the lower end of town in the
classic shades of Chinatown, a couple of
the almond eyed trre having a settle-
mcnt lest Monday, which did not turn
out satiifaotorily to all oonoorned. After
a great deal of jabbering, one of them
evidently thought that patience had
ceased to be a virtue, and went forthi
other. At it they went, but not at all
in a scientific manner, the poor things
evidently had not trained in the prize-
ring. They pulled and tugged and
jabbered, and were finally separated by
their friend, With this little ipisode
peace soon reigned in Chinatown.
Pioche is as orderly and well conduc
ted, if not quite as pious, as a New En
gland town on Sunday. The dull times
make our citisens good natured and for
bearing, and scarcely a ripple appears
on the surface to vary the orderly mono
tony of well-doing. This is good for our
citizens, but is death on local items.
Lovely days and pleasant nights are
now becoming the rule. We have had
stormy miserable weather so long, that
now fine sunny days are a blessing to us.
all the people in town seem desinous of
Retting out of doors and enjoying it
The Yuba is materially reducing the
number of the hands employed, end
probably will not take any more on until
the developments in the lower part of
the mine will warrant the change.
In our peregrination yesterday we
were the witness of the downfall of a
load of wood, which caused the driver to
indulge in expressions not adapted ton
prayer meeting.
A liveiy debate was carried on by a
oop pie of our citizens Tuesday night
Words flew thick and fast for a few
minutes and then both partiea took a
drink and retired.
Lat Monday evening lots of folks con
gregated on Main street, looking at a
aix horae team pull a load of heavy ore
from the Yuba mine up a steep grade.
. There is considerable talk back East
about the manner in which Mrs. Cleve
land treated Governor Foraker and his
wife at Philadelphia reoently.
The egg fever haa set in with unwonted
virulence. In almost every exchange we
find reports cf the efforts of ambitions
hens.
Miss Lena Clinton left for Meadow
Valley Wash yesterday where she will
take oharge of the school.
News comes to us that Mrs. Louis
Sharp presented her husband with twine
reoently. Two boys,
3nU Lata Tribune .1
Last night's Salt Lake and Los Asg4.ee
railroad meeting was short and sweet
The scheme to start the road by Salt
Lake capital MI through and an eotiiely
new and perhaps better turn of affairr
were taken. There were present sub
scribers representing $101,000 worth of
itock when the roll was called, ao their
vote on this matter made it biding.
W. S. McCorcick, for the committee
appointed by the chair at the lost meet-
irg to redraft articles of incoi porauon,
ported there were parties here from
California detirous of organizing and in
corporating for the purpose of building
railroad over the same ground as pro
posed in the recent meeting, and they
intended to put np the money. Mr.
McCornick bad been talking with mauy
if the present subscribers, who were
quite willing the matter should take that
shape. As soon as incorporated, the
new company will oprn its books so that
all who wish may subscribe as they like,
The speaker moved that the temporary
treasurer be instructed to return to the
several subscribers their checks deposited
with him. .
The new phase of the local railroad
question was a surprise to seme, who
had not been apprised of what was going
on, and when one subscriber came in as
the congregation was being dismissed
without any benediction by the chair, he
was apparently paralyzed by tha way
the cat bad jumped. The parties mainly
instrumental iu this ere Pacific nud At-
Uutic coast capitalists, with Salt Lake
City elo represented. Tho capital
stock of the company operating in this
Territory will be 8200,000, the 10 per
cont of which will all be paid in hy this
noon. The incorporation papers will be
filed with County Clerk Cutler Vna af
ternoon and as soon as possible thereafter
tho atockholdors will elect directors,
who in turn will at once elect officers.
It will require $3,090,000 to build and
equip the road to Los Angelas. Not only
are the City of Angels people enthusias
tic tn this scheme, but San Francisco
also wants to nee the road pat through.
The new road will make Salt Lake City
the great smelting center of the entire
country between Donver and the coast,
and help Los Angele by making it the
great fruit shipping center, for all that
section will be able to get fruit to the
Union Pacific 36 hours quicker than by
the Central Pacific. Two of the prime
movers in the new arrangement assured
a Tribune reporter last evening that the
road wonld be to bait Lake City
what the D, A R. O. has been to Denver.
FACTS AXD PANC1EN,
Yesterday I aaw a boy give a bwana
skm to a borsa which helps strtet cars
np the incline from Corhill to State
street on Washington. It woe eaten
ith evidaut relish end it struck me that
I bad rarely scon a happier use of a very
dangerous article. Kind heartwd people
should make a note of this for the benefit
of draught horses which stand on the
e?de of our streets. The poor things re
ceive so much ill treatment from evil
disposed passers by, that the better dis
posed should be glad to make them some
compensation. Boston Post
The comhataata were two waiters.
While loading the weapons, one of the
seconds contrived to blow off one of his
Sogers, and to lodge a bullet in the
other second's body, The principals
th&reupon shook hands, declared honor
satisfied, and con eyed their wounded
friends to the hospital.-London Spec
tator, All this wailing about the undeveloped
corn in certain sections is useless and
wicked. The eobs are all there and can
be made itt aa good pipes as those made
from former crops. One might suppose
from the lamentations that corn is the
MISCELLANEOUS.
HIB0ELLA5E0US.
J. H. KEECE,
SUCCESSOR TO
G. R. ALEXANDER.
DUL'UOl-iT AND ACDTL'ECAltlf
ISEPS OONUTANTLT
OH HAND A LAUGE LOT 07
Pure Hps, Medicines,
v
Chem;ca!s,ParfuTiSrj, Soaps,
All Toilet A-x-tol
.,..41 XKS.,..
LOWEST POSSIBLE FB1CES
SB 3. H. E3SECS,'
paysisiai mi Siirpi :
HOTICB.
rimn atftrd" clan Kan Juttfi HouB
only prouuer irora wnicu wuieity can i piucIm, Hevaaa.
made. -Louisville Courier-Journal,
IN THE TMBTRTPT OOXtKT OP TUB Ct-ITOTT
at LlDix-la, tUtt of Avfcdt la me b.tttrr
ol tt entitle ol r. A-Vnlk, dian-d. Outer
tr show mm wt oriei uf asl i t reil tkitle
Phou.d unt ! mrie.
X nln t th ""tH oort. n? tep
tiltoo Oil. day ireiitd sxd fli Ty A. .
'iLmtnwon. LLn tiwutor of the villi D. A.
Fu ik. iiLi!'i . ortvluc for an nrdr ft sale of -
rial Mttiie. that U la iiotetnarv to wll the bnli
ot tl.Hveni estitta, to ay tim Xcdsoi aa
iLfntriUoa. tlio ffcibUy rlUmanee aof datum
at;auft Hit folate, it is therm rn rrted by
tut HtiiOnn. that tli p-Tou irtitd in
Ue aaUteof Mid dwnat-d, aj per bclXB the
Mid DMitetO-Hirt ! tlio B'.nteof Jipvuda, 111
b.uJ furtlie Conntj -)f Lttin. i.u MOM AX.
t'jfaE'.i.tiTU l'.-.YOl- ACGL'sT. A. I. 167, St
10 u'ciock in thr fort noon of Mid day, at tl.e
etlttr.-um tf bunt f'ibtr't Cciul.al thf Court
Hi,ii iu mid rx-imt tf Lincoln, to tcw caut-e
iiy an tirdur nin uld' net be nrhutrd to ih ald
EocnUr It. ! so nvu ti f Ua rral wjtata of
the ei4 daceaiwd un wiU Dp narcif M y .
Ard t;ia' a cony 01 mis order pnoiinLo.
st liM.t ftor imccewive wftv.k;, Iji the Pioch
cck-r &hCOBC a napnpef print (,U and pub-
UstfA JuueSTtta, 1-
A. t. FlTRflKBATJJ,
OmCE OP THE COtM Y CLVbK,
Of tho Count' of Llucolu.)
I, J. C. KelVy, Oonntjr CUi of thu (louoty of
LIdooId, State of Netada, aiid rt olliclo Clrk
of ttamutrkt Court of the Statu of Nevada,
tu md for aald County, do bttreby fttlly fh
ffircgubig to be a true, fall and correct ropy ot
si order duly tnado and cuterrd upon tfca
lalnntoa of itaia ittelrict rsurt.
HiineH my onru aua
tl, w ot Mid Iia
BEltl trtct C'otit, this 6tt
day of July, A. D.,
J.C.UELLS, Oltik,
W. Cla.k RusseH, the writer ot sea PVt?itl i ,! V tfi
stories, is aboit to publish a new volume J, la It) ail I AIlAH II U tVe
called "A Book for the Hammock." If
it i to prop np the lounger's head, a
zood sized census report Mill do as well ! ioJHH. nvaii
aa any w. m. . T ir-Ort r V"! 3T-f '
write an original tale for such a purpose. w-.
New Orleans Picayune. - AND DEAJj.:f:P-a It
A aoori lady from a parish out West -- ... x,
was reiacing sue nmnmno wnya ut ww
new rector, nhiah had harrassed them IHON, STiCBL,
friiBuoH npn 1 Weeny
(rineennr, dtaoovrioa. iuventiotu and iitto1
rar tiublishsd. Efori nainbrr iiiuptratea wnn
MILL and MXNiMU
SUPPLIES, HOSii,
NAVAL rilUltL,
f Aa-PifB and vx i'lHUn,
COttlT CUM.UHIVT.
G. S. King, editor of the Southern
Utah Times, has the fellow ing in regard
the Andy Calton cases
'Later After being out an hour and
fifty minutes to-niht, the Calton jury
came in with a verdict of murder in the
first degree. A verdict proving again
the power of a plethoric purse over pinch
ing poverty. Andrew Cal ton's case has
nut been justly judged. He ought to
have another trial but it is not likely he
will be accorded the rights of an Ameri
can citizen. Why? Because he has no
money and his friends are poor, while
the prosecution is rich and influential.
A fi rat-degree-murder verdict ia this
case carries it beyond the realm of right
and reasoo. Will there be no appeal?
If the attorneys for the defense will not
carry their case to a tribunal where com
phtte and unbiased testimony will be
produced, every circumstance carefully
considered and where the judge and jury
is not likely to be handicapped, the
Southern Utah Times takes an appeal on
the ground that the prisoner haa been
powerless to have the calcium light of
TRUTH and JUSTICE thrown upon
every side of this tragedy, I wished I
posseswd the wisdom and eloquence of
Webster or Cboate that I might put my
plea id proper plnn and place. Rut for
no other reason, because justice demands
only a fair fivldand no favor. Give the
weak minded wretch (for such he has
loug been known to be) a fair shake and
then If he is proven frailty nf murder la
the first degree hang him."
We were shown some tomatoes yester
day that cams from Jack. Castles' ranch
which were simply huge. Thee were as
large as good sieed eiushmoLons and
weighed from two to three pounds
apiece.
Quite a number of drank en Indians
were parading tho street dunng the
week. Where do they got their tarantula
juice!
Ko nua on Thursday between the Vo
lunteer and Thistle owing to fog. .
A. W. Goer, of Pahraaagat Valley,
Wat a valuable stallion reoently.
Mr, James Nosbitt has gone Kt to
r purshase a new stock of goods.
deeply; "Why, before service he walks
round the church in a hassock and sur
plus which only ecuues down to bit I
knees." Chicago Living Church.
A rural debating society K illaoongdis I
cuas tho vital question. "Which bene
fits the eountry the most the Concord 1
School of Philosophy or the youug niao
who wins the lawn tennis championship!" j UABOWOOO dt wauum MAT&ttaA.
Norristown Herald.
RanlHti nM ladv on the ferrv V0U02 SJASH, DUO 11 uf U.lNU,
man I wish you'd throw away that nasty PAINT & OiL..
igarj it's making me sick. Wavering - Wnuiturab liTt OlomenXtJ
I U TOVES. CROC II Kit V GJ-AMa.
-Brooklyn &agie. AR HOtietai
t AmTn 1 asuaanw
AWi IWX. Muiafactarera oi
Ooppet ,Ti and bUaet-lron Wars, yiumt'e
XIOTIUSlrlMKaH 01 ,nn,VSM So COAL OIL QIAN1
t.t, n .nrt. for th t,f a. D. 1881. fwui t Tt and D&Buat aiaatiul Vowoor suit Call-
tha Aaaossor of LtiKwln Oouity, Mevaos, ana i foruia ruse.
1Y. um. ! In mv nttl.uk Kip tlllUilC lQB09tlft0. I
Th4 Uoardot Kqualliitlon will meet at thtr WB KEBP yiMT-OLAriB HQOVU ONLX1
aaldroU.aod will oonltoue in a-wsi in from day I -rrfl -o- ffl Qaih and 45b11 for Oaahi
t-j day uutll and lncludlug lb sad day ol 1 wa flaJ ivr
txtobtr, a. D. Ite7, aud all persona naving od-
Jectiorn to make to aatd antesuinii must pre
auut lue sami w sata uoara wnu iu immhioii.
JO KKLLV
Oonuty Clark and Bi-Offloto Ulork of the Board I
oi oounty juuuniaaioniirs.
OMR PRICB TO ALL 1 1
BANK EXCHANGE m of ar ordkeop bl
UiA1J JJAWAAAaalVlW ow of khe uirtrlol Owitt. In and lor
I A .... . u at Naiuii. ana to
RESTAURANT.
Sheriff Sale.
ornt'-m vostovvtoe.
PIOOH3 - N3VADA.
Bill or Faro, M ia tis Marlst.
AlltasDjliciciCiofUis Siia
MR1. J VM. PIRRtn,
Sheriff's Sale.
j .iii.Ap.ul for . iudjm.Bt
Qd.dlanld Court, on tn. '"""?,
IUU. A. D.. I8fl. In f.vor o( O. W. JlooilM,
planus, aiMttve o.atron, nra". -"J
Im.Io.I O. B. B.rton mad tho Kllnoiimn
auin ui iieu nuuumw ------ . . ,,,
1U HUM Ao-lOOJ Dollars, aoo, -
i nirty.oD iwiinB, " , 7r
iA.al. I hiTti Invlttd OH
(ollommr Ofoperty. to-wU; Toe JCUiiKeUBUiith
: mine and mining claim situate In tne now-
i. uui ... niatrlflt In tutiA Cjuut ol t'lD-
colo and BUU ol Hv. ""'k - - , t,,
. i-.v ..-j ii-,fui loan t her with two
baudred feet ia wiain, tn , -"-- -.-
duly reoordoi in the ttooords olaaid Busl
yanta atlulug Dlatriot.
KouM u nereoy giTon uw
FrLda , else lttk rty September,
n lMT.atthphowof tao'eloefcM , ol said
nlandiil Munifnn
in nemnn ahnnlrf tu. llhniib 'i w CxlttllOntV Of
dilation nearly equals that ot ail ol pnpe" t
tn cUm combined. Prica, e3.ffl)ftyt;ii'. Uwt
'ubliabm. No. m Broadwar, A. V.
a ft ana ?iunn r ft. nn
ATENTS. ,JSi:
P.t.nt Offlo.. Tid hnvo pwptrwl
thm On, Hundred llpu-
. tnn.ntor. the r nuliu J
llnit.5 St.tw. Can.d.. ftnKiftna.
m.oT iTolh.r fo"il ""''SS JSf
i3f5b?;uSn.l.o.1Jit.U.
UniMCJUi. 381 Btoviiwr. Ko Votk.
SUMMONS.
of Newd. J. H. Eeee.. Plrintl". . .1. B.
td' BToetlw to J. B. ',d',,''"":. krfoni
Llnooln, imtho Mttb fj !' """J' ?' "
by uld plnlll, to u.w llio i.illnt ol tl
.boV.oJniiidl.lilnlllf. told .ctlon 1 bb'
mldl.iii'iaioitb.min of Kitty (0I Doto.
Sold Join, for medle.lKrrlc ra,d.ljd Jon
Snd on jont requMtm loil. boi.n by tb.
"oonni Medln tbLKtion or iudsoi.n .ill bj
taken aualoat yon iorpe
mtb "St. of tbl. nn ou Mil w
tTo?b.S.Sror.nTOon.t.bl.ofr.iaow,t,
a4.llug; Uk. kd.l tvli "l "
"Swon undMm, buidtb;.'Jtbl.sof Mb,
iMI A. A. 1UUMU,
jtlOf tboPM OfMld Plrb.b P.
rr vi an 2 or as ordsk of a.u.B is-
ts ait 3,1 out or the tftutriot Omit, in ani for
tan uoii'ity or Li ijotn, atac or rtVid. ao.i vr
nnWoa ia aii O-mrt, on the lUfa day ol An- J sMitf ,U order of sat- and aU
gMx, A. D., 1811, ii Itviirof J-tmesT. UUkeA ' S I. THBrtBii, flbatlff.
day.! wtu'sell all tho abjvn deacrlbod property
UneoU floaaty. Neve-le. ac Pnb.lo aubUoo. for
mli in han t to tlw hiititr and Iwat biddor, to
nn iMinxt tnn Miiiuonviiia ninfliiinK uuui'
mi m. an.nnrtinn. nd W. 8. Oodbti. toT tbtr
MU.UMflWc-niy-n.iKBt j-iunrwia wu uununm
nnd rortv-'i'rw iii-iint ua-iuoj wwuiri,
dobt, togtbr with Hineuten (itt Dollars, tax
cobm, an in BCiramg coam iui ikic--, i
faavA levied on tha ftllowlua nrturty, to-wlt
Tus flve-eiiihtbs HI ol vlte ac"itb8t'
finrt..r of tao northwest (matter of Bdticu
3j Ffv, in Townaaip Two fl) south ol Hango
No iW Itt Uor'ti Xiahi;i ljjLM and merldiat.i
6in onft-Uslf cre of Rrfmud ulrntitia oa tha.
wel I H I tLree-uintai, itt aua noutnoof-t qun
er, of aid aovLkiwrntqiia''tr, wlitcli ts descrlbod
aa folljwt, tc-wln lost oartali hall aor of
Und noun -which ucualAd what l auowa aa.
the balll.MivlUf Store and which la h&id com
rlaint not mure particularly dtiaorlbrd, To-
guthor with ta floteidt Furoaco and Toq-
Bt B. D S-nltb, Deputy dberia.
SharifF's Sale.
Tave BXJTKIW' GVJDM te
Imil Sept. and Mawehf
awhpwaur. W PH
Ha"H Uadea,wlttoTes'
3 BOO IUwaUmtla-
whole Pletosw OalleiT ,
oiVEfl Whaleamle Prieea
BOOKS contaOa lnbrmtloijKVaJa
from tbe marketo of J
dms npoa rwciis of XO eta. dfrr
von. Resa-etftOljr,
MONTGOMERY WARD A CQ.
e 989 Wasets Aveauo. tlueaae, U
i rw vrnnrTR nw AWOKUtK ui) a..ur an-
IS stwdont ol the 4-lice Cj-.ir. in and for
i the Ciunty of Lincoln, State ol Nevada, and to
ma directed and deliver., for a jadnit
in m.tA rinnft. on tli 2211(1 day of Au-
nmt, A. V., l&fl, lnlavotot Gastava ttanirnn
I lutrveudr. and anm ti. R; fcVrwn fad the
Pounsylvani Quarts Mill lmauM. for the
MSS87Vi DiUani, Jebt, toa-liiu- with
hu pl.a,a?w BMionvlH. IWldcn. lJfr 1 JEJaite-IbS;
ama n..P, uuoe J J : "7.- nitiv. to-wlt: The
Pannsylvanla Qnans Mill, smute nrth
KUuK.'SBttil! mice, in the Pennaylvanl Hin
luo DtBtrtot, esjmt 85 milts auuiUst f nnaoa
in said County of Lincoln, and Hteto of
aame for the ooovanlxnt working therMtf.
Motioo ia her.pby given tiw ou
Friday, Use ltls Amy ef rfeptes.ber.
A. t.. 1W, at the hoar of 12 o'llocfc M.. of said
day, I will ssIL all the ew daacrlbed prop
erty, at the froiHS d of the Cnn House in the
town of Ptoohs. Liuwlu Oannty, Sovada-at
. ... in Wn.1 an tha hijben
ud beatbldder, tosUfy said order of sala
neaii oosia. .. D TOR!tEa(Bh8rlffi
By H. P.Bmith , Pepdty tBierUf.
nin.a. Blackaniltu 3M. BnUlooville ftloro.
nutldineaud u o&r lasroyemwita aUuatad
thcMon, mooptinst uuretYorn Tan Thouaani
ptt.OOM Tons oftdiliona mire or ties, uw on.
aid ptoperty heretofore sold to tbn tloche
Consolidated SdieltJn Oompany.
Notice is hoieby given that on
MMtr the TweltSk daw f
Heptemher
A. 1..1!WT, atthebonr of 13 M., AnsniddiTp
I will Bell all tha right, title and tuteiest oi
eaid Bulllonvllle Smelting Oompany, in and to
the abuts diotihiid proiart7. at the Front
Door ol th Ooiirt House in ton town of Pioche.
aald Oouiiiy ann tttato, at Public Auction, for
t'aah in fatal to the hiHhoet and boat bidder, to
aaturr s:tid ardsr of aate and all esate.
K. D, TURN15H, Sberlff.
Hy S. D. SmiVa . Deputy Sheriff. uy20-td
lOfT PON KM EN T.
The above aaltf in hireby p-tntponeJ onttl
Tueaday fa 20th day of .Sopteinbnr, A. D, IWT,
to take plaoe at the mma hour and place above
named.
E.D.TTTRNEB, Sheriff.
By S. 2. SnlUi, ftaputy Hhwlff.
. hoiiM. as.oo ontflt free
"IZ Kn nak. Cap!
Hal nos qniv-d. Header, U yoo want
. , ki.h - nf .Ithor
I. yoooc or ok I. ou m. ' P '"i
111 ae ttoy wort, llk b'to Mrtalnty.wm.
h...iu.i.N i m H.VALLITT mi Co., Port-
In I. kUlat.
NOTICE OF dUIT COKNrD.
HIAIH OT SWAP. OOtim Of I4K1-.0UI,
nMTWci on PMB:Dtia inuixi Oiricl. I
To tbo following named di fndnt. ul W
.ll owi.r.rol.im.ot.to tho r.-.l "' '!
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25mZmini3. brlr.ltor dtwrlbodi
ISom.. ly.oTurf b..n lu .bo CVuoty of U..
Mto ftbtta of SYd.. known or ulmon, oo
.otmod tb.t suit ba. Iin corn.
oKl in' tbo Ju.ttco Conn, Ptak. 9;
in uid fot Idnooln oonnty. Mrtu .'f Yul, W
S. at.of N.Y1., ilftntlrf. '
of tbo defenduiW lieroluatlor tm.d.
u,d Kb of tbo followms fctcMMd
ffW or Psl ' ' ui "
orowa.nl. tboroon mi lmpro.uinL ton
SSy.Md..nd .11 owuur. .nd cl.ln
Tm to iin., known or unknown, to oy t.
Si .nd d.llu.ncy M to .W d.t.nd.nt
ZLraH "TooortJ lor tb. nw! ynr ooni.
meng Jn.ry 1, S. i
bar 91, WHS, and tluu nuninoos """"
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nldnt Mod nd iow on or tafoj. tb
Mrd d.y t Bemlr, 18M. Jadd-ronl wlU bj
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