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Mr.. WILLIAM W. CASSIDY, the jeweller at No. s
south Second street, has OF the largest and most
attractive stocks Of all kinds of Jewelry and Silver
ware in the city. He has also on hand fine assort-
ment OF fine American Western Watches. Those
who purchase at this store at the present time are
certain to get the worth Of their money.
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sLsSr- FINE BOOTS AND SHOES FOR
S~D GENTLEMEN,
Made on improved lasts Beauty, Comfort Dura-
billty BARTLETr,
. 0Off No 33 South - {AsD{I RtaSt aiaaEa GRa2Rpt
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FOR OYSTERS always FRESH, FAT, AND INVITING,
Stewed Steamed, Roasted, PaDned, Broed, Fried
and Raw, go to Leachs, northeast corner Ninth and
Chesnus. Half peck steamed oysters, 25 cents.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
For additional Special Notices see husids rusas
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DIED.

BHGER.-On the 23d instant, W. AUGUSTUS
BILGER.
The relatives and friends or the family respect
fully invited to attend his funeral, Monday 27Ch
Instant at 10 O'Clock, from his late residence, No.
1923 Cherry street. without further notice. Inter
ment at Laurel Hill Cemetery.
BURNs.-On the 22d instant, JAMES BURNS, in the
18th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral, without
further notice, from the residence OF his daughter
Mrs. NJ. M. Howes, No. $50 Market street. Chester,
Pa on Saturday afternoon, the .25th instant, at 2
O clock. IntermenI at Chester Rural Cemetery. -
RoBNsoN.-On Friday morning. goth instant, Mrs.
JANE ROBINSON, widow or the late PenrOse Robin
son. OF York Pa, aged 80 years.
FuneTa! services, to which the relatives and friends
of the family are invited, will be held at her late
residence No. 521 8. Ninth street. on Sabbath after
noon, at O'Clock precisely. Interment at York. -
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BuRNETT's FLoRIMEL-An exquisite perfume.

SEA Moss FARIEE from pure Irish Moss, for Blanc
Mango, Puddings, Custards, Creams, etc. etc. The
cheapest, healthest and most delicious food In the
world.
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BRooKE-HELIER.-On the 22d instant at the resi-
deDce of the brides parents by the Rev. q. Dram,
CT ARIES BROOKE TO HARRIET ID. HELLER, both OF
this city.
LoNGACRE-MULLEN.-On March 2, by Rev. w. c.
Jackson, Mr.. LEVI X. LONGACRE, OF Chester county,
and Miss MARY MULLEN, OF this city.
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Supreme Court - Full BENCH.
FRIDAY, October -, 1871.

State vs.. 7. O~'Flaherty; u placed
on the calendar by order of the Court.
Overman ). NJ. Co. V. American
5. NJ. Co.; five days additional time
granted respondents counsel to file
brief.
Clarke Is Wells W. Lyon county;
five days additional time granted res
pondents' counsel TO file petition for
reLearing.
2. W. Nanslckle, respondent, VS.. J.
W. IIaines ct al, appellants; argued
and submitted: appellants counsel
granted fifteen days to file brief; res
~pondent's counsel five days thereafter
t answer, and appellants five days TO
reply. Mc>ick and ID. W. Virgin for
appellants, Clarke for respondent.
Court adjourned to Monday, 10th
instant. at 10 o'clock a. III.
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VIM y Lecte. Virginia n b Kendall, Sac City
10 Whclcy, Mountains NJ Piggott,
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ST. cHARLEs-GEoRGE ruFLY, PROPRIETOR.
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PILL BoN.-TLiS celebrated Norfolk
unrcr arrived in town Yesterday
afternoon, IooEIng,@s handsome as a
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All 1GE.
BOTANICAL PHYSICIAN
OFFICE ON THIRD STREET..

a short distance East Of Carson Street, .
Carson City, Nevada.
Successfully treats the most difficult CAGES 0
disease, by the use Of medicinal merits.
las cured many patIenls in )wr. Persons in
need Of his professional ,ery a-e inyited tt
all t his Office.
Carson City, Novemb' 20. 1870.
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- -'''' .rrs ' ' go
Friiay - A.. IS 3 :. 81 -
TIE NENnIrT.-Iu the absence of
of , j., C,r,rcr Tr-tica r. Parkin-
tu.l, naII
son Oh Ms l""I'o"HF N0'-."S ">'
an inquest on the body OF !. N.l>aac>,
at the Warm Springs Hotel. The jury
was composed OF +. H. '''heE' ~
y. TrcaiWaN, Jdc'" NH'ErF l. =
GreenlaW, +. W. "Iynn II H. T.
Era1-. After reritinr the flctS prrce-
,,a.h .j,,.b Of T-,,.S o,r. etc
.., ..L;.
the Jury iilu I'i'1 - SINUS - "'''''
ne Iece'Ne' III, "e"ti,"
-" - w., u-nr. -.ftnnn+iTr To- g..
cane from said state Prison. viz: Viii
liam Russell. Charles Jones, Thomas
Hebron. 1IItOn +. t.rEe.e!l, john
Suuire~, Thoma, Ryan, Thomas Flynn,
pavGLyurh, Igandcr Norton. George
i'I,H' '''.''-' I,I,tiL f, p,- ".
Cnr, y. Il. Parsons. 10. Watson. Will
liam Willis. J.. +. Chapman, Edward
Bl-clow, Tim. A~lc\aalIa. panlcl u.
Baker, John |. Jacks. Moses Black.
John Blrkc. Pat. Harley, Chris. e.
amJ Tbrm., carrier" OF these, ban
Tavlor faxed t. escape. Oh crouu Of
wOuntS: burke and CnckcrciI are in
the hands otthe Cuitrl~late~ authori-
N +. ',,'. -: W.. jn,I In fha
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. At CoENELIAN Hot SrEINGS.-The
following named persons registered at
the Comedian Hot Springs Hotel CW.
Is. Campbell, proprictorl, on the
northern shore OF Lake Bigler, yester-
day: Francis Ca~~in, san Francisco:
John Lake. Thomas ID. Robertson and
G.. y. Sanford. Rockford. HIS; \. =.
Moore, santa Rosa Island; DR.. 4. II.
Agard. Sandu>ky, Ohio; +. 4. Little
field. Nevada State journal, Reno: H.
II. Greeley, D.. II. Rhodes and ID. +.
Sykes, Truckee, Cal.
WATER.-Notice is hereby given,
that | own and have a Iced for all the
right, title and interest Of VIM. \.
Hawthorne in and to the Cold Spring
Water Works. in Carson City, Nevada.
and forbid the further payment for
water rents. for said Water Works, to
the said Hawthorne Oh any person act
ing for him. L. d. SWEENEY.
MAPLE >UGAR.-A1asOn e Chamber
lin have just received a large supply
Of pure maple sugar. direct from the
maple groves of Ohio. 1t is the finest
We have ever seen on this coast.
James J. Mandlebaum keeps con-
stantiv on hand the finest imported
Havana and domestic cigars. tobacco
in ali lis various modes of preparation,
contectioneric~, fruits, nuts, etc.
Is ToWN.-A. II. Saxton, the genial
landlord OF the DIenbrook Hotel. Slid
over the ridget to the Capital yesterday
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Arrivals at the Hotels.

ST. CuAELEs-GEoEGE TUFLY, PROPRIETOR.
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SCHOOL CENSUs.-We are indebted

SCHOOL CENsUs.-We are indebted
to III. H. Bence, Census Marshal for
School Dirstrict Mol, Ormsby county,
for an abstract of his report, from
which we extract the following; Total
number of children between the ages
of 6 and IS years, 313-20f boys and
1863 girls; attending public schools,
Isl, attending private schools. s.; not
attending any school, 1870. Number
of children under p, born in Nevada,
32S. OF whom 3l9 are white. ) negroes
and t MongOlianS. Number of chill
dren under Is Years OF age, 2>3: of
whom, 80 are white. > Monaghan and
| ncGrO-a pretty good showing of ba-
bies for n small town. There are in
this district - "childrcn' between
IS and y years of age, and s. whites
and | Monaghan between and 6 years
of age. MongolianS appcarto 90 their
pile on boys, as, Of the Is Celestial
Youngsters in the city between i and
i wears. - are males ana l female.
There is i'm the district but ~ deaf
and dumb child. white. of the BIB
children in the district between Is and
i years Of age, $40 are white, IS Mon
gOlians. and ) negroes.
AT LAKE.-Ed. Littlefeld, of
the Nevada State Journal, Reno, is
bobbing around at Lake BigIer. The
water don't seem t agree with him,
evidently; for he sent us a page Of
hieroglyphics, the other day, which
va snnna.ad v.,s intordod faro 1,.t Of
names of his PARTY. ana we sent the
sheet to Greeley to have it translated.
on the opposite side of the sheet was
a private memorandum leVIiehtiy not
cipheredthc words &C. O. soap Manu-
factory, near Martin 4 Co.'S slaughter
mouse from Grass alley. eWouId
advise Josh. Law, OF the journal. 10
=" after I'd. and take nm home. tor 1t
artamnt TO nerform abIutions in Lake
Bigler with c. Q. Soap and that
''sIaughter house from Grass Valley"
combined.
r . J,u L
-,aa,a a.,i,t h.. e+taI ua tLo
-naa f~rr,arrr oaaun;aI h,- q
tu,'''> 0'l'l'0r
Ellis a a law Office. over the store OF
,.loizn h shallow ere the substance
fades" and finish it up in the most ar
ti>tlc manner, having a large and eie-
i'-'' ,'''
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r'I 1-"H- 80 =. --,u.
STATE LAND>.-Patents for State
lands were Yesterday issued to the
tho NO..
'o.'o"'"7 "''''e'' I''7o"7 ~
GELS ana OF Iahd halleu'
To Mathew Mooney, OF Ormsby coun-
", Tor the north nall OF the hof'h"est
quarter, ana the southwest quarter OF
the northwest quarter OF section -
ana inc northeast IuarteI o. tle IGt'I :
east quarter Oh Hec'Iol o"io"iP ~ ~
HoIth' IaH-e ~ cas- IoV d''c' /"
James W. >lhaII, OF l'"i-!a county
lorthe southwest I"HIltI o. me Ho''I-
east I"1.tt[ Oh >crt.IIl - nin'
norm nan "I me !loItllc'>t 4u'.'cI - ~
secll"n - low NriP 10 HII'I, i"I5e l.,
storey comfy. for the south haIfofthe
southwest quarter Of section 30, town
snip IL hIF'I, IIh4t - Ha ["rI. ~ ,n "rIt>'
for The southwest fractional quarter OF
~-oc,inn T., rnvn.hfn IL north rance Is
ea... IN re- ,,.ras r, VI Il. WING. of
OrmSIv .ounty. for the northeast
oIIartor ufrL a r0rrbaa.t ouartcr of seq
ron a and the northwest quarter of
the northwest quarter Of section 81.
township - north. range Is east; -
aritN. 10 licnfN "H'IdH'>' u >!i'c
and The ra,r half of the northwest
quarter, and the northwest quarter Of
the northwest quarter OF section 80,
township : north, range > east; 80
acres.
rl- ,;+1,-
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Pr Dubrenz. Virginia J Bcttner. W ( ch, G Hill
d l. Bliss, \ uIIle-ple L v,
\ DtuEbrrg. Carson Val J Lang,
J KldIug-r. Lake BigIer a Nnpllton. Clear OK
A W WorthIIg, Rcu9 II Welt, Carson
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals.

BY l.. H. pYER's STAGE FROM RENO.
F W Long Miss Clapp Mrs Young
Geo NJ Wheeler
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BY L. II. OVERS STAGE FOR RENO.
Mr. 6rader Uoag Mrs Pierce & CHI
Hrs Head hrS Carleton Mrs Hoover
By W. =. WILSON'S AURORA STAGE.
Sam Reynolds Mary Campbell E Cleveland
Nr Thompson
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.'Oh. they look u Upward in every place.

''Oh. they look upward in every place.
In this beauti.sl world Of ours,
And dear rs tie emile on au old 5ricnd's
face,
Is the smile Of the bright, bright flowers" "
What the poet says is true; there is moth
ing so beaut.ll in nature as flowers. aad
who is the person but loves them and re-
joices at the approach OF the Joyous Spring
time, when they again spring forth in all
their freshness and beauty. While speak
ing OF flowers we are reminded Of the fact
that NJ. o. Mssser, next door to Smiths
boot and shoe emporium, has just received
from Ohio large collection OF bouse plant:
and flowers. such as gerauiums, moss roses,
&c. Tney are just the thing to help beau
tify the homes of our citizens. aud we ad
wise our realess to pay Messer call and
examine the beautiful flowers.
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has appeared in our columns for the past
few days, it will Le seen that purse cor
S5l in creenbacks was either left in Samli-
point and the residence OF j. G. Scott. on
the Egbert farm. The money comprised
nearly the total earnings of two sisters, who
are poor hard working girls, and con i'll af-
ford to lose that amount. 1t is hoped the
find will prove himself honest and honorable
by returning the money. They will not
only hove clear conscience, but be doing
charitable deed.
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GENEROUS, Yesterday morning Lieut..
Gordon, while walking along Market street,
found pocket-book containing over 5000
in Cash, diamond ring. worth $1,000, and
Two other worth $40 each. While consider
cring how TO proceed TO recover the owner,
he discovered man. very much aeitated,
with eyes fixed upon the ground and evi-
IDENTIFY looking for something, coming along.
lie rightly conjeclured this to be the owuer,
and so / I proved. The man gave his name
ns John Montgomery, said he was from Ven.
nnso county, and In return for tho honesty
OF the officer, said II ever be came that way
he should be be well treated. The officer
was over come with the generosity, and may
probably hsys to visit Nensngo county to
lrco.rr Pu!sJurg Dispatch.
That man don't live in this town.
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The New Qoik Commercial says: VIVA;
is known us the doc Simmons Fund" does
not iurn ont to be u very great success. a
few hundreds oi dollars have been collected
and paid over TO The family Of tho deceased
engineer, but puvic sympathy has Dot our.
lived the nine days wonder of his heroic
death, aud having ceased to talk about him
We cease TO care about him also. occupying
our minds with what is Of The present, and
forgetting to put our hands iu our pockets
in memory oi what is past.
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The successive stages Ut Northwestern
growth are remarkably re illustrated by e. par-
agraph in the Waverly, Iowa, Republican,
which says: "We have mao in our city
who was born 10 1900, and has o son who
was born 10 the Territory of Michigan, and
another one iu the Territory Of Wisconsin,
and still another one in the Territory OF
Iowa, aud also a'danshter burn in the Stale
W. Woods is the man"
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KcnyOn'a Rev pJnUb!c Acting
Osi i'siIG y fUf s'u;iit,iu9 Gli ga
NV:aaCgill AtHcp Wells.

Kcuyuus New Donole Actiug Oil Pump
is tciuuwlrd. ed IN he The best pOmp now
in ns'. Ore ui its lr5diNg features - that
il rot ua'V Vln pc1s u coniinnois How ol
oil ut n,h. /: ilnd. bnt that it cictles and
stistuins q CONSTANT arU powerful suction.
by luears ot which ihe Germs OF vein ui he
we'll are i1 L.rat me su,e cleIled oF uI'a
fine aud 0. al ',Vuctl ops. end the oil in
Tie vei,s drown tow1,fs ihe well. Ii
has teen a,c.'.l .inctl by fc.dal test nat The
use u; lis l,nmp cguscs giadrtilv incraas-
ing flow ~ Ill. ii is we'll nrown by oil
uppr.. ,ui. /. aL ll's n, ,o,eme II is OF @teat
valur .n,,,'l, tnIt has Ueen long sought
for. 4 eehl,st rurrIa1c' oi Onr c"Iu.ry
have for yeas ltpn at wO,E Ivy nS IL Hnd
ont suir- rev I'd uu'Iied plani 10 pio'o"I
The lie tinia, an oii well; und rOinihl yet
20 unr know iri.e has been bl"hnht laCte
Tire toLlic trat ~ nny way 'qnals ibe power
OF ,ne Neuyt rlrG }, '&.pirnce h SDl
tite- HI tnaL b. ia iha l"r. cUnlinlei SIC
tiun ih4t hs - e.puwer Ia ,"Pp ~ and IN
crease i.e nf"d,ctioh ~ ''i webs. Oil
0perr o., ara ,-rird Mr.. Geo. Buu!ion,
Snpeiin,end"n, of the Cninm,ia FIRM, for
infol nntiun ia rcgald 10 tue lnec'c work
ings of lie kcnyun Hnm". We n"pend ite
following les. imGri | from tue niaI"sc. ii
the CUlamhia Farm:
OFFICE Cul.vMBIA Or. Co.
Cclnmnia farm, Jau. 2S. s.
Mr.. II. X. ksNvoN:
DeLr Si:--We eve using your D"Ibip
Ac.ing Oil Pnmps N three q our oil wells
geii,r. more "ihs r. gas i.nm eaen %; .nem
ib.n previosl7 "r.aired ly the us, ni
VT hiog barrels. We believe y,ir oil pump
| n nu th,. hl a. in
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Mrs. Phillips, OF Indianapolis, incident
ally remarked, while filling her lamp with
kerosene. while it was burning. that the
papers had altogether too much to say about
the danger of explosions, but for ber part
che lad filed lamps ever since Kerosene
was invented, aud she had never. Al
this point cloud OF smoke ascended from
where Mr.. Phillips had been standing, and
the undertaken wouldn't take his pay out OF
the grocery, as he said when he traded on
account they always stuck on abe price.
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On the Atlanta and Chattanooga Rail
road a colored lady, who hadn't money
enough tc ride in the smoking-ca stole a
ride ON the cow-catcher. We publish this
in order to account for the story that has
been going around about shower OF smal!
pieces OF meat which is said 10 have fallen
in some portions of Georgia. 1t was she.
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A dispatch from Fort shaw, Montana.
says: There is great excitement at this
post. Buffalo are crossing the river just
above the fort 10 Immense numbers. The
garrison have turned cut and ATE slaughter
ing them hy hundreds. 1t is supposed they
are driven across by bands of Sioux indians,
WHO are said to be moving in this direction.
The Buffalo rub the telegraph pules down
faster than men can reset them.
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correspondent OF the Titusvilie Courier
calls upon the polica to suppress the gamb-
ling deus that flourish extensively in that
moral city according to eaid correspondent.
Is i. possible that gambling dens exist in
TitusviIIe' We always supposed such in
ttitntions only existed in the surrounding
oil tcwps, and could not live 10 the city OF
moral ideas, where churches and christian
il!
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The 57th Regiment Pennsylvania Yo!un-
teers hold reunion, at Corinihian Hall.
Tiiusvile, on Tuesday next All the old
members OF the regiment are requested to
be in attendance as good time ia antici-
pated..
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Allan Mclean, q young kentnckiau,
residing in Campbell county. had been quite
dissipaed, but got religion at q Methodist
revival, and regarding himself as better to
die than be ever would be again, he went 10
the Licking River. and, after singing. -
want to be an angel" leaped into the stream
aud drowned himself
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Dissolution Notice.

The Co partnership heretofore existing between
o NJ. Mcsser and j. A. Stewart under the firm
name of MESSER & STEWARD, is this day dis
olved by mutual consent j. A. Steward retiring
O. NJ Messer will continue the business at the old
stand .anf settle all claims against the late firm
All indebted to the finn are requested to call and
square their accounts.
ON MESSER.
April lst. 1871. a3w. j, A. SEWARD.
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Announcements.

The announcement cards of candidates for
nomination for tbe various offices viii be
nublisnsd at tbc following rates:
Assembly. Sl0; Associate Judge, $lOi
Sheriff $40; Treasurer. $40; District Attor.
ney. $40: Commissioner. 50; Auditor. 80;
Posi- .ivey no announcements published
unless paid for ~ ADVANCE.
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,IFrom the Oil City Register we learn that
the half Of the fifty acre lease, adjoining
the Eindlay well, belonging to Irwiu d
Ernst, was sold yesterday to Joseph H.
Marstou, OF Oil City, for s25,OOO. The
other half was sold on Friday last to Henry
Eshe.
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The Tionesta Republican says:

The well OF Grove & Wolcott, on the
Sewers Farm is down abont 40 feet aud
progressing finely, with indications Of sue
cess. Some difficulty has been experienced
in keeping the water out OF the we'll. but
this will soon cease to trouble them. There
is no doubt that there is oil in paying quar-
titles on this iarm; and we would as soon
see Grove & Wolcott get it as any one else.
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Two new wells struck by G. V. Yorman,
on the Cape farm, about two miles east oil
the new well at Reno, one pumping 40 bar
rels and the other Is barrels, and q We'll
torpedoed by Haldermau, near Megrew dis
trict, is pumping 40 barree. and tba we'll al
Reno is doing fully 100 barrels. Herald.
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Brigham Young has ordered from house.
in Chicago a spring outfit for part oi his
family. The order is for twpnty.six velvet
cloaks aud twenty-six dresses; also, sixty
snits Of male attire and ,hitty-six dress
coats.
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We learn that Phillips Bros. we'll No. e..
at Pithole, has steadily increased its yield
since being struck. Commencing at fifteen
barrels il is now yielding fully 80 barrels
daily. No. l, same lease, holds it's proquc-
tioa steadily since the day it was struck.
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A gentlemanly aud urbane citizen OF Ce-
dar Rapids, while chastising bis wife with
an ak, was shot by neighbor attracted by
her cries Of murder Some folks are al
ways interfering.
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The Hebrew Passover begins at half past
six o'clock this "wednesday evening II
will be generally observed by our Jewish
citizens.