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Ii. NJ. BARNES, Notary Public, and
Commissioner of Deeds for California
and Utah. General business and real es-
tate agent. Collections made ut reasona-
BILE rates and proceeds promptlyremitted
Office: Next door to the Postoffice. a.
cour street, Phoebe, Nevada.
WE would call the attention of our
readers to the advertisement in another
column of the Brooks Sewing A aehine
Co., of New York they advertise. what il
indeed valuable invention, Il first-elass
sewing machine for five dollars.
kENo!-Frank Black has removed his
keno game to 2. j. II. Smiths saloon,
Lacour street. Drop in and take a card.
Open every evening at 8 O'Clock.
A NEW circulating library. imported ci-
gars, tobacco, stationery and coufecton-
cry at j. Levin II Co.'S, opposite Hami!-
tons saloon, Main street.
For Building adjoining the
Dexter stables, now used as barber
shop. Apply to W. S, Travis.
The San Jose Barber Shop has re-
opened. Shaving 25 cents; hair cutting
80 cents.
Something new--rrd, white and
blue Cal. Mission flannel undershirts
and draSvers-s2. 90 at AslIiin ~ Bro.
For the very best OF dental work 60 to
+. G. Nichols, Dentist, Main street.
Paper coIlars-Byronic or Shakspe-
rean-25 cents per box at Ashim ~ Bro.
Who don't know that the cheapest
store In town is y. Ashin * Bros !.
Linen Suits-coats. pantsund vest
only So, at =. Ashim * Bros.
PIONEER News DEPOT, Main street-C.
Niederhold.
Go TO Alexanders foryour drugs.
S. ASHIM x BRO.
CHEyIoI LINEN SHIRTS, 81; worth 20.
5. AsHIM X BRO.
FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS. So 80; worth 20.
s. ASHIM 4 BRO.
BLACK FRocK SUITS, $40; worth 500
$. ASHIM X BRO.
BLUE. Brown AND BLACK BEAVER Sr4ls. SIS
worth s35.
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Irgal, Ctr.
N Office to Lien Holders.

IL THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
l. seventh judicial district, in and fCr Lincoln
county, state OF AeNuua.--O. she rvood and
W. Ii. sherwood, plaintiffs, against george v.
Cot.e, def, nuaut.
Notice is hereby given that o. P. sLtrwoca
and ". II. Sherwood, pialLti1is Htoye nan-eo.
nave cLlnmeLeeo ah Lct1N1 N iie abCNe slt4-
tied Court against tie otieldi II lBoye la1-se
TO enforce lien for the Gum 81 slEen hulLT.c
and twenty anu sOlUU CeliLTs, EOla eoii, ara
interest tleIeln MN tAs .5lA IA q NcAeu.-
Der, A. ID. 1872, at tie fAte - tea ler t,Lt. Ter
annunl, Hgaiilst tlGi ottt4iu Nt,utIl blliolIls
anu the lvt Cn which the s.si.e ssaLLs. sitLltta
on that certain siT,et iEI.HiAg elsttily arc
westerly, and being noEth II Boone Bee
mans corral ala ttea stable, ana bang tbs
pre- misses now occupied by sHia u. " CCL,e 81
e, sidence, IN the town Of Phoebe, county u Lin
coin. STATE Of Nevada oaid lien Is cIlIn.ed uLCtr
ana by NIrtue u an Act ~ tie Ia ssiLluIe Vi TIE
state % Nevada, aplrCSta March 4iL, a. a..
ISL; and all ptisons holding or claiming Ia Ls
against said Pc miss uiloeI the rtsyislOis q
sald act. are hereby notlhLd TO b. ana appear
before said 'COuIt, at TIE Coult- Ltl.fe, ia tlg
town Of Phoebe, Ia said county, IN ErtGuy,
the list aay of August, a. D.. 1870, at 10
O'Clock Il. m. OF said y-tiie SANE being a Gay
of Il general term vi said Court-Lnd 10 tAllLlt
then and there the prooI u then s;ia liens AZ
provided in said Act.
Anu all lieLs hot then SO exhibited and proved
Will be ueened waved ia IaNUr 81 tLus. l.tls
~ exhibited suG proved, ~ III said Aot pTuyiO.e
y. Z. sAEIM COD AID
". ii. sHEKN GOD.
Phoebe, Nevada, July 5, le.3.
BY Bishop SABIN, plaintins' attorneys.
1y-laN..W
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT
sHtREs.l
SAN Francisco, July %


sH,REs.I SAX rR,Nc,sco July 90
. ' 49,
foAhNooN boAhp.
$50 ophlr-lI l5h IL l6k so | I lGst
isS - q Taiai,a a ga
so ssyave-;,g 3gL, AK IN 3ol1
los CluIlar Potosi-3gis ~ aGis
1885 Hale A Norcross- -ai % 9lbsn OFT. %
265 Crown Point-stk 81 s5s5 s5
225 Yellow Jacket-l5 a. 4Is;,0 45kbso
COS Imperial-4I. Al, ~ so 4isb5 4ish5AAl.
$50 Empire Mill-3A 3gs
so Kentuck-7 g.. 81 6kbS0
IS Alphs--20 10
$50 Belcher-T6 76 T6b 76t. 10 77bsO Is 49,, 20
15sib5 &c
SO Condolences 5sa
30 Con. Nirginia-T6 Is &c 76% IL 1853
Oi'sierra Nevada-sh stibS0
$50 Dsney-lss u
10 Exchequer-7
"a T,stico ~ w 90
80 Caledonia-l2 49,
40 Julia-lb
80 Buckeye-b
50 Kuickerboeker--9,s
l45 Arizona & Utab-ls;
lOl6 Baltimore Con-s7ss IS.
Az silver Hills
50 Fclipse-4s,
co Pictou-so
lsO Tyler-b &
100 senator-75c
sno Sonth Oyermnn--al.
100 Baltic-2A
20 Central No. o-24
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=, oNAANLY.-It is no wonder that the
ons who come into this camp have
- a'gerated idea of the vices of the
A'''es' Last Saturday evening Nor
n h.. was engaged in selling fruit from
lev wagon, which stood in Meadow VAL
bsino eet' near Main. A crowd of roughs
70 n!fi. near by, a number of them began
mon... s from the wagon. The man re-
,sssd, but to no effect, and Was
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AN adopted son of 10. Gilbert met
with severe accident at the ranch of
the latter yesterday. He was leading u
horse to water. which broke from him.
and in so doing threw him, breaking his
leg below the knee. He was brought
INTO town this morning for surgical treat
ment.-[ Reese River keveille, July 25,h.
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BEFORE the war of 1912 the pay of the
Congressman was Sc per day. 1t was
raised after the war and then reduced.
In 1856 the pay was raised to $4,000 a
year. In 1866 it was raised to 5000,
aud in 1873 the pay was raised to ~ 500.
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DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY.


pany. -L0cation q PRINCIPAL place q Uusint s.,
san Francisco, Cal; location Of works, Lily
mining District, Lincoln county, Nev.-AUtiee,
There are delinquent upon the following de-
serb, d stock, Oh account OF asst ssI.ent No. J.,
levied ON tie 9Th day Of June, 1873, the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the respect.
I'VE Shareholders, as follows:
Names Nh ,sa,4 stirVta NSn N.l,g .,-s
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And in accordance with law and an order of
the Board Of Directors made on the Sd day of
June, 1879, NO many shares Of each parcel Of
such stock 81 may DO necessary will be sold at
public aution Ut the salesroom Of John Middle.
ton 4 Son, No. $40 Montgomery street, San Fran.
cisco, CAL. on Monday, the 4th day Of
August, 1873, at the hour Of O'Clock p. m. of
such day. to pay the delinquent assessment, to-
gether with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of sale. GEO. R. SPINNEY, Secretary.
Once: No. $40 California street. Room No. 8,
San TyanDlscn. CAllounia fyl&td
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American Flag Mill and Mimi

American Flag Mill ana Mining
Company. Of principal place OF bust.
ness, san Francisco Cal: location OF work
Ely District, Lincoln county, Nevada
tice.-There are delinquent upon the follow.
ing described stock, On account of assess
ment NO. p levied ON the Sd day of june 1873,
the several amounts set opposite the names
Of the respective shareholders, as follows:
M of q nE
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SRer1ft'S sale.
STATE OE NEVADA,
IuILNYN nE IINtuln

pY VIRTUE OF SEVERAL EXECUTIONS
ID issued cut OF Justice 4. \ stoute Hburghs
Court, OF Phoebe Township, ia and for tie
county OF Lincoln, State OF Nevada. anu 10 lac
directed and delivered, for Judgments rendered
III SAID Court On the 9th day OF July 4. u. 1873,
in favor VI the State Of Nevada, pialntln, and
against the following numed defendants ana all
owners or claimants to the real estate and i'm
prorements thereon, or improvements Wien
assessed 30 parately, hereinafter described known
on unknown, and each ui the following de-
scriDed tructs or parcels of land, with tie III
prove ments thertuh, AID ali UNLtfs Oi q ClaInI-
ants to the same, known u unknown, iCT Tie
several amounts hereinafter speCIlt q, ald All
aceruing costs thereon, TO recover the TAX ana
delinquency now against the property asstssed
20 the deitndants hereinafter Laueu, Iur the
fiscal year commencing JANUARY LIST, A. y. 1872,
ana ending December 5lht, a. u. 1872.
Notice is hereby gwen that 81 the
9Th Day o. August, 4. ID. ls.a,
At u O'Clock. noon, OF that day in front of IN.
Courthouse Door, Phoebe, Lincoln county, Ne
Vada, VIII SCH the property hereinafter &C.
scrlbed, ut public auction, ior gold com, cash in
hand, TO the highest ana best biOder, to satisfy
said execution ana all costs,
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY.
JoHa NINA NEENAN.-Hous and Lot on La
cour street, Phoebe, adjoining the llen.ises Of
u. 5. Sawyer On the north. Amount S54 Is.
h. @. .CHoEIELD.-Teut on Cedar street,
Lots on Lacour street 1T cid smelling furnace
Amount 500 49,
DOWDLE 4 NOuNG.-StOne House in Can
yon City, and 4Our quartor-soctiCns Of. Land.
Amount $50 VI.
q. K. PERCINAi.--Persona property - tc.,
at the Muddy river Amount Sl.2 81.
P. r LL.--Banch at Z. sosepb's two Hcrses,
PussessOry Claim 10 100 acres % land. AuloLrt
S2l2 %.
Ell DORADO CANYON sliLL.-Ten-stp1.p
Quartz Mill at 81 DUraUo Canyon. Amount
5000 U5.
Dated pioche, July 5tl, A. D. 1873.
MS. TRAVIS.
sheriff Lincoln County. NeY.
By d. II. HEREFORD, Deputy sheriff. jy6-td
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LOCAL ITEMS

~ On and after this date all Star ~ Notice.
will be payable weekly.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

The following is the state OF the Barometer,
Thermometer aud course of the wind for the
late and hour indicated. as kept by @. r. ALEX.
AspER. Druggist and Apothecary, Main street,
he.
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Bu Lion SHIP MENTs,
Per Wells, Fargo & Co. S Express:
My %. sl5 GIt 1.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURE
ARRIVALS
~ GILMER sALIsBuRy's SAIL LAKE LINE
Jas Baker
DEPARTURES.
BY GfLsIsg sALIsBuRY's SALT LAKE LINZ.
JBFori DR. Fetterman
Chas Blakeley
BY TRAVIS a CO.'S HAMILTON LINE.
Miss Minnie stanton Miss Prudential
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RELIGION in Schools.

From the Springfield (Massachu-
sets Republican of May oath, we copy
the following
In the April number of the Ter
Highlander, Rev. d. Patton, of Chicago,
discusses at length and ably the cues
ton whether the State has any right
to teach religion. The conclusion to
which he comes is, that it has not.
The medication, directly or indirectly,
OF any form or religious belief in the
public school for the support of which
all are taxed, and to the benefits of
which all are equally entitled, he finds
not only unconstitutional and an in
fidelity to our theory Of the States
functions, but also repugnant to the
of justice and Anglo-SaXon
love of fair play. The State must
teach elementary moralS-truthful-
ness, honesty, obedience to law, beneY-
o'ence, etc, for its own protection !;
they are quite as important a part of
the public school training as the null
~tiplication table or the copy book.
But it must stop there. 1t has no
right to teach Congregationalism in
schools for which it taxes Methodists
and Baptists and Unitarians it has
no o right to teach Professionalism
in schools for which it taxes Roman
Catholics it has no more right to
teach Christianity in schools for which
it taxes Israelites and Rationalists.
DR.. Patton advises his Protestant
brethren of the Bible-in-the-schools
party to examine the ground on
which they are standing a little
more closely than they have yetdone.
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PiCiF'IC COAST DISPATCHER.
FROM CALIFORNIA,
SAX FRANCISCO lime

Dan FRANCISCO, June Is.
The Anglo California Bank 0jmit,
ed Will commence operations July
first, in the building nov occupied by
Seligman & Co. K. G. Sheath has
been appointed n of the managers
in conjunction with 1. Steinhart, r,
F. Morrow and II. w. Scale.
1t is stated that parties have bought
Elmo of Bently and Hickok, paving
fifteen thousand dollars in gold for
him.
The Committee of Five Hundred
on the Fourth of July celebration has
appointed a subcommittee. Every
thing Is wOring harmOniOuSlv now.
Much interest is manifested amongst
sporting men about the race to come
off at Oakland, June 2Sth. between
Nell Flaherty and Abb. Tor 80, 500, and
Ben. Wade and Thad. Stevens for the
same sum-.
Captain James F. Lewis, of the ship
Crusader, was examined today before
the U. >, Commissioner on a charge
OF cruelty in beating and wounding a
seaman. causing his death. The ex-
animation was postponed to allow the
captain to procure testimony in de-
tense. 1t was sworn that the sailor
was sick, and the captain beat him
with a heavy stick. He was also
beaten by the second mate, who left
the vessel at Acapulco.
The Bulletin publishes the letter of
instructions from the Acting Commits
sioner of the General Land Office to
the Register and Receiver of the Land
Office here, Withdrawing a half mil
lion acres Of land from the railroad
company, and throwing it open to
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EASTERN
BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
C~ANANDAIGUA, June IS

CANANDAIGUA, June is.
The case of Susan B. Anthony, who
was indicted for voting in violation of
the law at the city of Rochester, last
November, at a general election, was
called in the Circuit Court Of the
United States, now in session here, to-
day. The defendant personally APP
peared in court, accompanied by Mrs.
Matilda J. Gage and other ladies, and
was represented by counsel Henry r.
Selden and John Van VOORHEES,, of
Rochester. Judge Crowley, District
Attorney, represented the United
States. \ jury was iinpaneled with
out difficulty. 1t was conceded that
the defendant was on the 9Th of No
vember, 1872, a woman. After the
testimony vas all in, Judge Selden
addressed the Court and jury in an
ated three propositions: First, de-
PENDANT was legally entitled to vote
at the election in question second, if
she was not 50 entitled, but believed
that she was so, and voted in good
faith in that belief, it does not constr
tute a criminal offense under the
statute and, third. that she did vote
in such belief and in good faith. He
said that the two first questions were
for the Court, and the last for the
jury, unless the Court should consider
that the defendant acted in good faith,
so as to leave no question for the
crime in consideration, in which
case the Jury must be instructed that
the time had come when the civil and
political rights of women should be
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The New President of France.

Marie Edme Patrick Maurice de
Mcmahon was born at Sully, France,
July IS, 1905, and is a descendant of
an Irish family. lie received a mill
tary education, and entered the army
at an early age. He won distinction
and rapid promotion in Algeria, and
to his efforts vas largely due the es-
adjustment OF French authority in
Northern Africa. He was recalled in
1855 to take part in the war with Rus
STA. In this struggle he greatly dis
tinguished himself as a daring and
successful general. At the conclusion
of the war he returned to Algeria,
where he was commandments
Of the land and naval forces until the
outbreak of the Italian war in 1859,
when he was assigned to the COM
mand of the Second Corps of the Ar
my of the Alps. Here his brilliant
movement at Magenta turned a
threatened defeat into a great victory,
and was rewarded by comforting on
him the title of Duke of Magenta and
Marshal of France. In 1861 he was
sent to Berlin to represent France at
the coronation of King William, pre-
sent Emperor of Germany. In Octo-
Der, 1862, he was appointed to the
command of the Third Army Corps,
and two years later was made Gov
ernorIGeneral of Algeria. Shortly
before the beginning of the late
Franco-German war he was recalled
and took an active part in organizing
the army service. He was in COM
mand at the battles of Weisenburg
and Woerth. also at Sedan, where he
was wounded and made prisoner, and
released on parole.
Marshal MacMahon bears the repu-
tation of being a gallant, manly and
honest soldier, and the best of the
French Commanders in the late war
with Germany. He vas a close friend
of the late Emperor, and has strong
leaning toward monarchy, if indeed
he is not an out-and-out monarchist.
The fact that he was unanimously
supported by monarchists of all
shades in the Assembly, BODIES no
good for the stability of the Republic.
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placed or a perfect equality with those

OF men.
NEW YORK. June IS.
The specie shipments to-day amount
to 650.OO0 In silver bars.
The Government. sold 100000 bonds,
to-day, at 1880 to lis 62.
The German mail brings some par
ticulars of the recent failures at
house of Brandeis & Werkersheim
suspended IN the early part of June,
with a liability of six million florins.
The of this failure was liberal
advances 10 the ptian aid
other railways in process OF construc-
ton. The firm offered to pay so per
cent. cash, which was not accepted,
and the creditors consented to DELAY
twenty DAYS for another offer. The
d~etalcation of 100000 tiorins in credit
of AnStalt, of Vienna, caused a tenn
por Try depression on the bourse.
The Express saws that by some blum
der the proposed new constitution Tor
this State Ia abolished in the Senate.
ALBANY. June IS.
A. s. Wheelock, physician, for some
time past has been paying attentions
to Miss Ruth Smith, at st. townsville.
Her parents objected, as Wheelock
was a married man. Yesterday pro-
ceedings for divorce were commences
by Wheelock, on hearing which Miss
Smith took poison and died. When
Wheelock heard of her death, he also
poisoned himself.
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, June IS.
The Department of Justice attri-
butes the unhappy condition of affairs
of ITfah Sn for DC tho r,ntv pr,fArna.
ment OF criminal laws is concerned,
to the neglect of Congress to provide
a remedy for the difficulties alluded
to in the Presidents special message,
towards the close of the session, and
in which he earnestly asked for legis-
lation to prevent the conflict of au-
thority. The President afterwards
went to the Capital and personally
urged legislation, as also did Attorney
General Williams, but without sue
cess although jurors can't be pro-
cured in criminal cases, they can be
obtained IN civil cases, by consent of
parties. There seems to be no pros
pect Of a relief from the present
dilemma, except by the action of Con-
gress.
GEORGIA.
AUGUSTA, June is.
Arthur A. Glover shot and killed
W. Goumillion and his father Lovett
Goumillion, at Edgetiield Courthouse,
this forenoon. Glover and Lovett
Goumiilion had some words q few
weeks since, during which Glover
cursed him, in consequence of which
young Goumillion threatened to kill
Glover, and a fight had been antici-
pated. Glover sent for the father
and son to meet him in a store in the
village, and on entering young Gou-
million was shot instantly by Glover,
with a deringer, and died immedi-
ately. The father, appearing on the
scene, was also shot in the head by
Glover with another deringer and
MORALLY wounded. Glover after
wards surrendered himself. The
affair creates intense excitement in
Edgefeld, is the parties were we'll
known and connected. About thirty
years ago LOvett Goumillion killed
Joseph Glover, an uncle of Arthur
Glover.
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pre-emptors. The lands lie between
Gilroy and San Jose.

pre-emptors. The lands lie between
Gilroy and San Jose.
YREKA, June IS.
While the Modocs were being re-
moved from the peninsula at Tule
Lake to Fort Klamath, Curly-headed
Jack, who surrendered with the Hot
Creek band to General Davis, at Fair
child ranch, shot himself and has
since died. II is also reported that
some of the Indians who were ironed
nearly succeeded i'm Hing off their
irons, but were detected in time to
prevent their escape.
San DIEGO, June Is.
The Unions Tucson correspondent
SAYS Major c. f. Larrabee, agent at
San Carlos reservation, where the last
Indian uprising occurred, in which
Amy was killed, arrived at Tucson,
fearing his life wouli be taken. He
has turned over the agency 10 the mill
tary authorities, and appointed Brown
acting agent, until the authorities
at Washington make further arrange
ment. He says the Washington au-
thorities show wisdom by allowing
the military to control them without
the aid of civil agents, until the 1ndi-
n show some signs of civiliZ alton.
About 200 Indians left the reservation
after killing Almy and have mo- yet
returned.
Last week fourteen Apaches took
sixty mules from Joseph Pierson, a
miller, this side of Magdalena, So
nora. Pierson sen out three parties
in pursuit, two following the trail and
the third taking a short cut to the
Arizona line, in the belief that the
Indians were from Arizona, as here
tofore, when Indians came up and they
captured some mules and a lot of
blankets. Another band of Apaches
made their appearance this side of the
sonora line. and killed some stock.
The farmers fled.
Harvesting is progressing rapidly.
New grain sells for pa cents per
pound for goods in Tucson.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ITALY.

ROME, June II.
The Senate to-day passed the bill
for the suppression of the religious
corporations by a vote of 6S ayes to 20
nays. The measure now awaits royal
sanction.
ROME, June IS.
Ex-Queen Isabella, OF Spain, has
arrived here.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, June IS.
At a meeting of the building opera
tlveS, last evening, it was resolved to
adhere to the demand for an advance
OF a half penny an hour, and if the
master builders refuse to increase,
then to strike.
Most elaborate preparations are
being made for the reception of the
Shah OF Persia this evening.
The Queen will arrive to-day at
Windsor from Balmoral.
NEW JERSEY.
PATTERSON, June IS.
Jacob Slavan, believed TO be insane,
was arrested last night on the charge
OF placing instructions on the track
of the Erie Railroad. The 0bstruc-
tlons were discovered and removed in
'iiAO w saw tuc NcSlSIu UOuDu eA-
press train.
MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, June IS.
The recent examination into the
condition. of the North Missouri In
surance Company, Of Macon CITY,
Mo-, discloses the fact that the capital
OF the company is impaired over
sixty per cent The State Superin-
tendent gives the company sixty days
from, June End, to make the impair
ment good.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BOsTON, June IS.
The health of Vice President Wilson
is rapidly improving. He has retired
to the country to rest and recuperate.
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DELICIOUS, FoAMING oDA from the
fountain at Nichols Confectionery, La
Grande building, at one bit a drink. jeS
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BORN.

In Eureka, New, June Is, to the wife of
jerry Williams. a Sol the first colored
child born in Eureka.
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Singing Birds Wanted!

The COMMITTEE OF ARRANGE.
mehts take this method of asking
toy e VINO nave good singing Canaries'
" tne ioah OF them on the occasion OF
III rescue Hose Co.'S Ball on the Fourth
me oirdS Will he well taken care of and
.neiI safety insured. BY attaching n
s.nail tag TO the cage, with the name NJ
.me owner, VIII prevent mistakes i'm re.
can lining. Ladies' who have fine singers.
them. Itspla!ine
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SITUATION WANTED.

4 SITUATION IS WANTED BY A
N worthy Lady to do general house
work. She is a good Cook, Washer and
lroner. Inquire at this Office. iel9
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FOR SALE,

DOR SALE, VERY CHEAP. a Dwell.
Il ing House and Lot. The house is
completely furnished, and is suitable for
q small family. Apply at the California
Lum Der Yard. OF NJ. b. BARTLETT.
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