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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-08-21
DAGUScAKoNDA RAILROAD.

From and after Monday, Feb. 9th 1873.
Trains will run on this Road as follows.
Leaves Farley 7 30 a. M. arrives at
Daguscahonda Junction 8 10 a. m, con.
Meeting with Accom-. east 8 IA a. M, and
with Mail west at 8 Is a. m.
Leaves Daguscahonda at 9 20 a. m.
arrives at Farley 10 90 a. m. Leaves
Farley 3 80 p. m, and arrives at Dagus-
cahonda at 90 p. m, connecting with
Mail east at 5 % p. m, and Accommo-
dation west at 5 40 p. m.
In case p. & E. trains are late, Dagus-
cahonda train holds twenty minutes be-
yond the above time.
Tickets should always be procured
before leaving stations.
G. r. EAREY, Lessee
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-08-21
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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-08-21

New gold fields are reported to have
been discovered in South Austria liza, but
their exact location is not mentioned.
Sam Patch was real character, not a
myth. He made his "last leap" at the
Genesee Falls, Friday, November 18th,
1929.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-08-21
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A NEW WAY
OF RUNNING
A Subscription Book.
nAAr cnIr mnnIrn nrnnu

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Is plain talk about the body and its physical
and social needs. DR.. E. B. FooTE, author
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questions you don't want to go to your
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, 1873-10-11

Six Thousand FisitorH t0 tfac Great
show yestsrtIAy-.lsyeryth Work.
tuE smoothly "a Large 2o.ccsit
crowd Expected To-Dny.
After tho immo1lso attendance ut the Expoai-
tipn OH Tl.uleduy, tho public took rest yeHter-
day, ana there woro not million or two Of
yigitors, though thoro wore slx Or Hoyon thou
eaua, including not fow from tho country
Everything went off smoothly, aud Tho intorost
was In nowlso nbatod cvlnpared with other
Gnys. rho music wan good III usual, tue fonn-
ta sent forth its jots Of sityery spray, tho pie-
lures il tho art ,galory looked an we'll as OYER M
iho candy, washing -naotIi'o, sos-wator,, ana
charm-hoEl departments wero lively, alld tho
nndortnkorn md tonlbHtono~nahern' wafes were
nraYo and Holonil. ...,-,,,,,
THE WILCOX 4 olnna BEwsNa'MAcA'sE, =,
,,,rnctrI tlla usual H!larc OF attention, anl tho
adios e1paso o. it, asna ssiy} ~ Of ao'.y SesFjif,
r. na stitches or break tl.o tiread MI In ,'sihg
im,t ' ono thread md henco caiHlng no hpoollnK
or Or Lothor with Bl4uttle, pnd Oh tho soan beI',;
, 1873-10-11

o,. .,. -,,,o ~o,,to ,.o..n.o. .,.. -,.,.,
The limo will pass through Mount Sterling,
Deardasown, Chandervill 0, md Mason City. Tho
engineers arc now at work in Brown County, and
it Ii stated that tho building Ut tho roni III
lxo fact. and Tint tito work Of construction will
commence at an carly day.
-Eight, ten, and twelvo-d0llar certified chocfss
arc still in circulation. 4 bank President In a
neigilboring city, whose own institution gayo
Checks " payable through tho 0oarlny-I[o,lso u
groonbaokH for tliyidoiltIa duo himself ut another
Gank In tho san1o city.-Doston AdperNser.
"A postnl card wna received ut Portland Mo-,
recontly, having dollar bill sowotl on ono side
"If this is stolen, it will bo after 1t leaves the
WI. u
, 1873-10-11
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

Now York ladies aro discarding poodlos and
tnliag to birds.
THO total amount OF money received at tho
Troasury for the last aacal year for deposit in
tho q Conscl lenco Fund " Was s25, ,551.21.
-a{cLane's now steamer Sairy Camp, plying
between .Ft. Garry mud Breckenridge, WIS for
sonio reason doniod egross from tho British Pos
sossions should sho cross into johnny Dulls
-lumor says that tho DosaIonea Valley Road
will not 10 sold at tho Advertised time, and
assgus for reason tllat the inonoy panic has
Bqueozod tho bonlllcldcra Of that institution,
Perhaps this Is 30 and tllen perhaps it iSnt.-
Dcs1foines Register,
lin the Fulton street prayer~moeting in Now
York recently tho following lottor was read
Dear brethren: Please pray for tho town Of
miles from the birthplace of President Grant. 1t
il frghtfu!lJ given over to the sin OF intenlpor-
anco, and RIO aro trying to do something toward
reformation. DO pray for our success. Yours
truly, As1sTEn IN IsnAE1.
was forced by burglars OIL Wednesday night. and
currency. bonds, otc., to tho yaluo Of from
$4,000 to sl0,G00 woro carriol away.
Tho Satt Lako Herald says that thoro rosiaoa
IN Tint city lay, just IS years old who Is about
to marry her tlftl. husband, the otlor four being
still alive. Tho first one IL m American, living
In Washington, ID. g.; No. 2, an Italian, living
IL Chicago, H.; No. 3, a native OF Switzerland.
liyiug III baltimore, Md. No: i, dernlau, re-
siding ~ tl'e Territory, aud the lntet'dud No.
Out OF ], ,2G0 men who eulistaA in the Eighth
Illinois Cavalry. but about 250 arc nov living.
or the Children lprt'in London moro than
twlco NJ many aro raiacd to maturity now than
woro raised ono hundred ycara ago. Then
moro ono-lair died under tho Ago OF 1lro years;
now only nbollt ono-s1unrter.
"A Norwich (Ct.) lady llHs sued prominent
o!tixon for $500 damages for dropping piece .!
lend pipo Oh her toes. Blo doesn't propose to
dance to his piping any moro: ..
--Thero il MI opportunity Tor high art IN DO
tootiye skill oil tho Canadian border. Mr:
John MckiAsicl waB wnnted for tho supposed
mrr1or OF MIR. Charles Il. Gibson at GowRn1a.
last wintor, but John Ind Qod to Canada. A
Buffalo detective ounningiy coaxed him to come
and Aato tho enoyinentH Of that city OF shares,
a1ul tho g,iloloHb McKisalol. camo. saw, and VAS
conquered. Yet q pookothook could be truBtel
with thut detective, aud tue Monoy romain nlt-
counted. such arc tho cmious phasoa Of human
integrity.
Samuel II. stophens, Of Muskogot., was tho
Treasurer Of The Atuskogon Committee to do
fond George Vanderpool, aud in that capnolty
llirod Alr. D. D. Hughes, OF this city, to COLI
duct tho defonBe Mr.. Hughes bill for services
waR @240. The active talkora In Vantorpool'a q
behalf ut MuBkegon did mot pay ailythinE into
tho pool, aud Mr.. Hughes suol hlr. etephans,
and rot Judgment for hla claim. Now tho roal.
donco Ut Mi. Btephols ls advertised for aale on
execution to pay tho Judgment. 1t III nov ro-
ported that VanloGpoo IL dying with eonsnmp-
tioll.-1rand Rapids Eagle.
IA now railroad is Oil tho tapla from Quincy
to Chicago, which, it III claimed, will bo ~ lnlos
, 1873-10-11
THE FREE METHODISTS.

Session of tho Illinois Conferences.
xappointmcnts ana Statistics.
Tho Illinois Conference of tho Freo hIotho-
distB, which commenced it's session at Winnc-
baso ILL.,, on tho 1st inst. adjourned on tho 9Th.
Tho following appointments were made:
APPOINTMENTS.
Fox RIVER D1srnlcT-L. Bailey, Chairman Nor
gnu street, Chicago, j. g. Tcrriil Wheaton, to bu SUP
Raa gestt nn rrls ] a
nackbcrry. Anaon steiwsll CRYSTAL LAko. Dillon j =
RsnS Tas; or Fl l. HPfse y he ,; nsssfs s C. w.
W1saosslp n Sss DisrcrD. Il. sinelair, Ghairman
Whitewater, D. II. Sinclair: Deanye aud lfcrce-
ea rs + ssys 4 Hwns pfs R an. ss1 M & '
Hiley; Portage City nnl Fort Winuebago, ". 4. No.
b'es Magnolia, J. v. cain:
]. Yhuxter; Gaya md kawanco, ". ". Kelley Atkin
son a1anlls, and Sheffield, q. L. lfarron Jr Free
port and Lena, =: whitney; savannah, dho,aa Y
iow4 p,s1S,or.5. Tfsvss. Chairman; Dewitt. g. ?:
Waterloo, j. v: Dale; Sioux city Mission to 10 anp
piled; Fairfield a1l nirm't'ghaan, A: II. diceue; sa-
nA and Mt. Zion :; Dnss White oak, A. T. noedo
Tic, to 1c supplied. .-
Preachers, 81; nlo1nbcrs, 1876. Since the
Conference WINS organlzca. in iaGi, tloro lIas
boon organized out Of it thrco Conferences, viz
Tho Michigan, tho Kausas aud Missouri, n1ld the
Minnesota. One ycar ago these Conferences
had MI aggregate membership OF GO preachers
aud 20l5 nclnhorH
The denomination 1laB total membership Of
175 travelling proacllors, and about 5000 MEM
bora: Tho Free Methodist, the organ Of tho de-
nomination, haa circulation Of $500, or frao-
tion Of moro than ono copy for every tLreo
memborB. Two HominRries nro in active opera
tion,-ono at North Chill, N. T., and the other
at Spring Arbor, N1ich. und Subscription is II,
circulation to build anothor near Elgin in this
Stato. J, e. Il.
, 1873-10-11

shHt Ioau Wab AltoRotleF 1nHu:t{uotpt t.nu my
tl,ia report Ind boen suppressed by Jay cooko y
Go. ".Tl,o writor," sAta hfr. Knox. "appoafs to
bo vol poatod, and you had better hunt up tho
pRpor."
/ did notlaiug about 1t elthor way, but related
ING. Tho noxt tino went into the Co,nptrollors
room. l1o lrcd tho decp. oilloial noal on me.
1lecauae, MI ]lo explained, N1r. Henry
roport Mr. Knox lUl aploarod ~ n'ittonti-
catng out Of hia own mouth tho IImes' letter
roferrcl to. Tlo deop official peal In lost OH mo.
took tho impression ~ II WAS given, MD tho
public got tho mait, point: Ble what @ nlao,'co ,1
Comptroller Of tho CURRENCY In this ama1l mat
ter, wEion io Ind cloaod his bank upon tela-
grarhio report Of Jay Cooko Il Cos. snsIponhlon,
atnl locked up doposttors tlioro, # National
was no o renson 1 o
tho. bull by tho horns is, tint Conptrollors
Of tho Cnrroncy DO not do tfoir full moral
;inty n1r lnbnr 1 Knoxs 7Izs Hrod9SesSsoE', TNeSo',
everlasting disgrace by manipulating tho pay
mo1,oys into tostorng bank, and thon drawing
upon tho lecropi. hauf for tho First Natlonal'a
bRlanco. Who q o drew that faot out III aid Of
rllnod tnan'a gool namo but tho pross In
Of prohity tint tho Comptroller Of tho Cnrrenoy
need raiao tho doop official peal on mo. illo
fact In, TINT tho best Of our soco-grnde Office
holders arc no: Of moral towards, and ought r. to
preside at thoir bureau In polticoatH. Then
thor voices would bo loaB like old woinon'H.
THE NEXT INSTANCE.
When Mlr. Boutwell, was Secretary OF tho Trona-
ury, laet sopton1bori ho roleoaod on tho
a!,d othor politicians who differ from,
him In hnving no disgnisos,, Roverai
millions Of doilarB in order to mnke money
plentiful so MS to carry tho Ponnsylyania and
Ohio oloctions. This was n foul outrage OH the
right Of independent snffrago,,.-a contemplate
interference of'a Treasury politician with tho
course of ovontB.
but, whom thoro is n cry. In q few months, to
ro1easo part of tho 1ognl-tonder reserves, TO
mo- move the crops aud save panic Grant a'a ha
their constitution. Richardson also says 1t eau.
not bo dono. Then they ought to bo impoaohod
for their former conduct.
GOLD.
In all America, our great array OF. currency IL
offset by less than ai50,000,000 Of coin,-s5o,- ;
600, 600 less than wo possessed in 1850. No wo,s-
dor TINT ttlo Canada mud big England are push
lug In with their gold.
THE GOVERNMENT At THE sALLY-ponT.
a lobbyist sAd to me to-day:
"What would you bot tint Congroaa this vim
tor aoes not guarantee tho Northern Pneiho
bonlB p
Ny reply was not delayed: "What will You
bot that, Ii that event hApponR, several Con-
gressnon will not bo bangcd?"
It was tho expectation Of Jay Cooko, Co., and
co}aortt TINT tho Government wonld guarantee
tho pigment of tho BONDED interest Of tho
Northern Pacific Railrontl. This idea was mover
cl BY Jay Cooke aud his lobbyists, Chaud-
lcr and WilkoBon. Yot, for springng it
a. I'LL item Of nows promaturely,
newspapers. Those traders in tho honor Of Con-
presH nin1e libel of the rnyealn1ent OF their in
, 1873-10-11
MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY.
Tho S0-Cnl1csI tt0ntrnuesH III, the
untversity--tspcaltng OK The progcs.
Ri0nnf SchOo1H.-CilnnEcs III tlAe E'uc-
AR.

Tho S0-Cnllctl Ontrnges,s I'M the
untversity--0pclltnE OF The pro9ea.
Rionnf SchoolH.-C Changes In tlAc Euc-
ulty, &c.
spsetal Correspondence Of Tic Chicago Tribune.
ANN Annon, A1icL., Oct. 6, 1873.
For somo timo past lin fact, Hinco the opou.
ing OF the University this full, quito number
tho Detroit papers, haye contained accounts OF
ruffaAnam hore.
It is but due the reputation Of the institution
that tue false impression created iu tho MUD Of
and tho exaggerated atatomonts Of "Citzen -
q correspondent hero Of somo Of tho Detroit pa-
pers-Hhown in their true light.
Two blight "rusl,es between the Sophomore
aud Freshman clasaos have occurred this year,
and In one Of these a Freshman accidentally
broke an arm. ALSO, on three evenings, several
momberH Of tho above clnHBeB have boon "pump.
cd !" and thfa term means merely tho waiting oi
heads under tho pump. Those things woro done
with tho most friendly spirit between the classes;
rod on which to base tho reports published in
the Detroit paperB.--reports Of "b1oking and
gaggng" and pnrposoly niainiing Freshmen by
sopItomores. md other 'atrocitios."
The Faculty havo adopted vigorous measures
to BupprcsH all forms Of rowdyism in the Uni
vcrs.ty, and no o.o convorBnnt with tho facts III
the cRae will doubt the salutary effect tho prod
ent syBtem Of tho Faculty il having on tho con-
duct Of tho students.
Several changes lsayo occurred in tho Faculty
during the year. During the temporary absence
Of Dr.. Clleover, ho il succeeded in the Chair OF
Aiatoria Mcdica and Psychology by Prof. Gerish,
Of BowGoin College,.
Dr.. Z. B. DunBtor lato Superintendent of
Randall Island Hospital, takes tile position made
vacant by tho retirement from tho Medical Fac
ulty OF DR.. sagor.
frank a. Scott, Yale graduate Of 1869, who
lately obtained the degroo Of I'll. D. ut Leipsio,
nftor throe years study there and ut Berlin, has
assumed the position Of Assistant Professor Of
Modern Languages.
Tho Law and Medical Departments opened on
Wednesday, with largo attendance in zach.
& 4 "
, 1873-10-11

automatically faHtenct1 by tic lnncl,ino. Thoy
likowtso admired II ohnrry silk t1rnas will, laeo
ovcrsklrt and n beautiful braided handkerchief
caao 1nade without tho 11Bo of l,alul-nocdIo,
Tho 1aco oyorAklrl In 1rst NJ 1t loft lin machine,
not having boon lAunrioll. TltoHo nrticlcs nro
rcnlly trinmpha Of nrt and should bo Huen by
ovory Indy visitor.
AMONG THE v1R1roRa
worn nh inRtnllmoft of twnnty Of tho inmates of
the Homo for tho frleudlcRH. Tho management
axtoM.lo to tho institution tho conrtlbios of tho
building, letting tho poor. fulsH III frco, Which
waH good mud nohEo thug 10 do. Olor il,-
HtalIn.oNts will altetld t1ay by lay, until NIL tho
it'!llatea havo Hocn Md wondered. Tlloro aro
other charitable institutions to Which tho Batno
col,rtegy will probably i,o oxloudod.
TO-D. MUSIC,
This IL |,alf-l,rico day,-25 centa n hnnd.-
.lay III tlno. Following is tho musical pro-
gralnnle: .....
.... AFTERNOON.
l. March," King William parIuw
2. rutpusrrl frnnl In SunnAtnbun" Uellini
=. Oycrturr-" losamnde de"................ Schubert
&, Selections from "Att!tn .vorti
7. Oyrrtvu-"Tho Tllibrstera n..., ....,,,.. ,Loo
4. Prelude from 1t Lombard y, Verdi
Q. ua!op-" Whrlwind .Dopplcr
>. Selections from ii roliuso j. Donzet
.. Dyerture-H Xnnottn u. .Alcr
4. Waltzes-" Morning Jollrnnla Sira,lgs
s. potpnlrri frm Sasnnella a"....,...,.....Bn1 Bn1fo
g un'arzs from "L,rlina" <cornct aolo} Wallace
7. Overture Niaennieinn w.. AMBER
8. srlccion-"Ia pano 1s'ancho". Doeliei,
con,uctor-rloioarti 11olfmann.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-07

A MAGpALES.- Butter, an undu-
tiful daughter who ran away from her
mother, in Monterey county, and entered
upon a riotous life in the Bull Run sa-
loon, was rescued by the police and de-
tanned until the distressed mother was
appraised of her whereabouts. Mrs. But
ter reached the city yesterday and imme-
diately visited the City Prison, where the
erring damsel was seated in the corridor,
musing dejectedly in front of her latticed
window. On noticing the approach OF
her grief-stricken parent, the guilty
daughter burst into tears and wept BIT
terly. The mother stood gazing sternly
for a moment upon the fallen creature,
and then her feelings seemed to relent.
Wildly exclaiming, Maria Jane, yon
huzzyl" she sprang to gather her lost
child in her embrace, and Immediately
after the atm osphere was hazy with loose
hair, bonnet strings and other floating
atoms. The prison-keeper and half a
dozen " TRUSTEES " rushed in to abate the
mad ardor of the greeting, but Maria
Jane had lost her back hair entire, and
was more or less dilapidated before being
rescued from the embrace of the distracted
parent. The fragments were lifted up
tenderly and deposited in handbasket
along with the other baggage which Ma
ria Jane took with her to-day when she
started out to the Magdalen Asylum
rs. L. Bulletin.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-07
Order to Show Cause why Order
Of Sale Of Real Estate should
not be Made.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i Seventh Judicial District, County Of Lin
coin, State Of Nevsda.-In the matter Of the es-
tate Of John Kolshorn. decessed.-It appearing
to the Judge Of said Court. by the petition this
day presented and fled by John Roeder, the Ad.
ministrator of the estate Of John Kolshorn, de-
ceased, praying for an order of sale Of real
estate, that 1t 10 necessary to sell portion or
the whole Of the real estate to pay the liabilities
Of said estate, and costs spd expenses Of admin.
istration, II 10 therefore ordered by the
Judge Of said Court that all persons interested
in the estate Of said deceased appear before the
said District Court of the Seventh Judicial Dis
trict. on Tuesday, the 10th day Of Sep
tember, A. D. 1873, at 10 o'clock In the fore.
noon Of said day, At the Courtroom Of said Dis.
trict Court Of the Seventh Judicial District, at
the Court House, In said county Of Lincoln, to
show cause why an order should not be granted
to the said Administrator to sell 30 much of the
real estate Of the said deceased a. shall be nee.
essary; and that copy of this order be pub
lished at least four successive weeks in the
PiocHE DAILY RECORD, newspaper printed and
published IN said county
Dated August 16, 1873
fsEAL.l tSigned). NJ. FULLER,
District Judge.
Attest; true copy. p. B. MILLER, Clerk.
| Au17.4w
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-07
Application for Patent
to Bisanz Lode.

BELMONT, NtN June 20, 1000
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THE HER
N eules Silver Mining Company, whose Post
Office Phoebe, Lincoln county, Nevada, has made
application for patent for eight hundred linear
feet of the Bisanz Lode, bearing silver ore, the
same being about four hundred feetnortheasterly
and about four hundred feet southwesterly from
discovery shaft thereon, with surface ground six
hundred feet in width, situate in Bristol Min
ing District, Nye county, Nevada, and described
in the plat and field notes on file in this ofA"e as
follows, viz: beginning at post marked No. l.
U. s. Survey No. 81, whence nut pine tree one
foot in diameter bears s. 80 degrees, W. II Clio
feet; smokestack Of the National Mining Com
pany, in Bristol, bears N. bsA degrees, "; the
Blue Bell shaft bears N. AZ degrees, and the CEN
ter Of the mouth of the BisanZ Tunnel, on the
Bisanz Lode, bears S. l0h degrees, Z. 800 feet;
thence running first course, S. 63k degrees, E.
600 feet to post marked No. O. U. s. Survey No.
81; thence, second course, 26h degrees, W. 800
feet to post marked No. 8, U. 8. Survey, No. 81;
thence, third course N. 63a degrees, W. 800
feet to post marked No. 4, U. s. Survey, No. 81
thence fourth course, N. 26k degrees, H. 500
feet to post No. l, the place Of beginning, con-
tanning eleven and 2-f00 acres; upon unsuryeyed
land"
Courses taken from the true meridian with a
magnetic variation Of leh degrees east; The
lode or deposit is found between the horizontal
layers Of limestone, and shows upon the surface
only at the BisanZ Tunnel
The nearest and adjoining lodes to the above
claim are on the north, the May Flower and
Dauntless Lodes. claimed by VIM. Frink. Chas.
Wahlund and NJ. Croker, on the east by vacant
ground, on the south the National and Dsunt.
less Lodes, claimed by the NatioL al and Daunt.
less Companies, on the west the Southern Slope
and w, F. Lodes. claimed by the Southern Slope
and W. F. Companies
| The notice and diagram of the above claim
can be found posted at the mouth Of the Bis
anz Tunnel and in the Land Office at Belmont
Nevada.
The record Of said location may be found il
Book A. page 10, Of the Records Of said Bristo
District, said claim being more particularly de
scribed In said application.
All persons holding any adverse claim theret,
are hereby requested to present tue same befor
the Register and Receiver Of the United State
for Belmont District, ut Belmont Nye county
Nevada, within sixty days from the first publ
cation hereof, In the PIocHE DAILY RECORD,
newspaper published nearest the location Q
said claim. W. n. GRANGER. Register
iyS-eOt
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-07
Yfaal, Gtf.
SheriR's Sale.

NY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
II out Of the District Court, IN anu ior NV ,
county OF Lincoln. State Of Nevada, ana 70 ne
directed and delivered, for judgment rehaerT ~
IN said Court on the 18th day OF August, a. ~
ls73- in favor of o. 2. Sherwood and W. n.
Sherwood and against George W. Coffee, 10, , ,ae
sum OF seven hundred and seventy ,i,io W
gold coin dollars damages. together wen sio9 -
tax costs, and all sceruiDg costs, nave iesig ~;
on the following property, to wit: That cer.ai III
real estate or town lot situate IN the town y,
pioche. Lincoln county, Nevada on the north
side of that certain street running easIeriy anu
westerly, and being north Of Boone poilnan !,
corral and feed stable, and now occupied py saiu
George ". Coffee. defendant, as residence,
ssid 10, or real estate being fifty feet front more
or less on said street, by one hundred ieet deep
more or less, together with the house thereon
Notice is hereby given that ON Wedme mes y.
the Sd day OF September, A. D: 1878, At y
o'clock M, will sell all the right title anu M
ter.st OF said defendant in and to the apoSe ut,
scribed property, at the Court House door !.
Pioche. AT public auction. for cash in hand. :.
the highest and best bidder, to satisi. saio
execution and all costs.
August Is, 1873. r,,,,,c s,.u;s
ByB.H. HEREFORD, Deputy Sheriff aui4-td