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The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-04-10

APPREHENsIoNs OF DRoUTR.- Says
tho Sugar Planter: Our planting friends
have serious fears Of long drOnth so
soon as the pre- ont rains pass away,
and with some show of reason. As we
have stated i'll previous issuos of this
paper, tho rains have boen almost inces-
SAINT since December Last, giving our
farmers and planters but little oppor.
tunity to get their fields in order for
cultivation. Now, it seems 10 follow.
as Il rule, that long rainy spells produce
drouths of an almost equal duration,
and should the rule hold good in the
present instance, it would be wise to
make preparations to meet it. While
every one will uso his own Judgment in
the premises, we desire to offer one
word Of advice, and that is to plant as
deep rs possible and hill up we'll when
the shoots are above ground the proper
height. Plenty of soil around young
plants hold the moisture, and should
the anticipations of drouth be not
realized, little labor will remove any
superhuous soil from cane, cotton and
corn.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-04-10
"said q nernlered n

Herbert, "said perplexed mother,
" Why is it that you're not better
boy ?" We'll" said the little fellow,
soberly, looking mp into her face with
his honest blue eyes, f" I suppose the
real reason is that I don't want to be p
The child gave the real reason why all
of MS, big as well as little, are not bet
ter than we are.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-04-10

HOME L1FE.-It is the fashion of rest
less and ambitious women to despise
home-life as too tame, too narrow, too
uneventful for them. They long for q
wider arena, set well in the view of the
world, whereon to display their gifts or
their requirements !; and they think
this claustral home, this unexoiting
family of which they form part, un-
worthy of their efforts. And yet in
reality the art of living well at home,
and making the family life success, is
just as great in its way, if not SO i'm
portant in it's appnrent-but only ap-
parent results, as the finest shades of
diplomacy and the largest transactions
of business. All sorts of talents, both
moral and intellectual, are wanted for
the task !; and it seems slightly IRA
titonal, to despise as futile qualities
which SO few Of us are strong enough
to possess, or to rate them as beneath
the regard of high-minded people, when
not one in hundred has wit enough
to employ them to a satisfactory issue.
YIELD A LITTLE.-It is better to yield
little than to quarrel great deal.
The habit of standing up, as people
call it, for their Qittle) rights is one of
the most dsagreeable and undignified
in the world. Life is too short for the
perpetual chickering's which attend such
n disposition and unless q very mo-
mentous affair indeed, where other peo-
ple's claims and interests are involved,
it is a question if it is not wiser, hap
pier and more prudent to yield some
what of precious rights than squabble
to maintain them. True wisdom is first
pure, then peaceable and gentle.
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- r.Lasr 80.

MAGE IEI0ENI Picture. gggy
siFsadr sold. 81 IS 1915 inches
nlod on heagy plAse rss
snd artistic in sxee1tlen sepse
goniederato soldier li ns af sstpsH q
ssa 6crss. @bfeb he anas isneiB ana aeselais,
"A cont 81 fha ruined cottage, telling aa iais
of ~ missriss 81 war, are two graves Rlsh
Fuss oroesaa, On one ol which same sllsaalg
bana las hung 8 earland. 20 the right tpe
calm river and rising moon indicate peace anQ
fhsl, Tho saaFs aeen between ne lsse.
senf ibe Southern Gross 1T IL picture tbat
vii touch every Southern heart. nnd shoela
and place IN eyery Southern home, sect og
mail. mounted on 8 roller and postpaia' On
rseeipt 81 25 cen Is, Of three ior so cents
Idayeas. w. nj BURR0W,
geo Main Street Bristol, Aenn,
Agenta wanted for this and 9 VARIETY N othsr
ana Fnarayines. From So to $40 daJ easily
nnde. Catalogue and private terms y agents
Frss nwi4 If
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THR sly.
pAILY 80 WEEKLY ZOE la1s.


The approach Of the Presidential Eeisction
gives unusual importance 70 The events and
dsyelopments uf 1875. We shall endeaFOr 10
describe them fully, faithfully and ieaFlesaly.
THE WEEKLY SUN has now attained
circulation az over seventy thousand copies.
rs readers ere found in every State and
Territory, and ne quality is vel khoWu to the
pah3ia. We hall not only endenvOF to keep ID
fally up 10 the old standard, but to improve
and add "a ils variety and power
fHE WEEKLY SUN viii continue TO be
thorough Newspaper All the news Of the day
viii % found Ia Il, condensed when unimport.
ana, 60 full lsng9h when 81 moment, and always
70 trust treated in = clear, Interesting and
instructive mann
n ID our aim % make the WEEKLY SUN
the hsal family newspaper 10 the world. twill
* Fun Of enisriainIng aud appropriate reading
81 every sort, bat via print nothing "a offend
TIE m0sk saFapl9tia sHd delicate tssts. II VII
aiWays contaiu ghe most interesting stories and
romantics of tho dRy. eaFelaliy selected and
lsgibly printed
Ihe Agricultural Department ID q prominent
fa&a1a Cd the WEEKLY SUN, and Ga articles
uill always % fonnd fresh ana useful Cor Tie
farmer
Ths nunbes 81 men independent ii politics
g decreasing, and TIE WERKbYIHUN 81 their
paper en- eessliy. ~ belongs % uo party, aud
ehegs no die,aiian, spnlendine foF principle
and fhe eleeliou 81 The hest men, Il exposes
fhe eprepAi0u that aisegacea the country aud
shgessaaa The ovmlhfow of republican insiiiu.
sloaa il be- 10 itar 81 knaVes, end seeks az
fsgpFe ffom their supporters
Iha markets Ok aKsTg sind and tho fashions
aFs regularly reported.
The pRsee % fhe WHEk@E SUN Is one
dallaF . ysaf fok 4 Fhess az eight pages, and
asiy-fix celumne. AZ this barely pays TIE
expenses o. paper and printing, We nte mol
able e. make any dtfcqanl 81 allow any
premium % fglenas VIVA my make speclal
efforts 70 extend It's oiFeulatlen uEdei she
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engHR BEAUTIFUL AND AfaHhF var.
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ths public 81 Au. Della All. x
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HUNDRED and Fifty EngragiRgss sagiuding
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many othsr features 10 make i simple, attrao-
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thr German and Epelish Languages
Prices graded to suit all classes. To.
those Who lave not the ready cash trade 4
offered
LAKE CHABLns, Oct. 1854.
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H0NEY PR0DUCH OF A SINGLE
BEE KREpER. Capt. j. III Heth-
erington, Cherry Valley, N. IL.
writes "a GIeanings on Bee Cal
ture Your letter asking for a
report 81 ms present seasons
honey crop duly received. 4 take
pleasure il complying with your
request ii part of my bees are
managed BY others. Total amount
of honey made by bees managed
Isl myself, box. l9,0D7 lbs. ex-
tra6ted, $3.50. This was from 234
stocks il Tie spring, increased to
sou IL tie fail. Total from stocks
managed by others. 427 ID the
spring. increased to 677 stocks in
lhe fall box ~, 70I extracted,
1lTl7 making III Ell, from 661
stocks III lhs spring increased BIZ
faii 70 l0l7 total box honey. Az, !
COS loss total axtrncted, 1857
lb gfand total. 5I .A75 lbs.
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"a is Che National alses
Stock Journal gives he idea 81
tie subject
She pas better han any othel
stock. So tsr nhaf tic eiud "
oc IS ate been feeding
eme 9o head 0f cattle. and + en-
sasi het even with the most
favorable condition for selling.
when hc mecones, A6hall make
ers deal moro money dollar
f1f dof. GA ho money invested
ia he haH she'll make On The
anii Invested Il cattle I have
about sheep nning Bishout
any pa ne a'si0n or care.
and hov8 ga 81 worth 81 wool
81 this years clip. aud base $50
lamh besides 4 DO net think ID
20 hl8 90 have done 70 well on
an equal amount of capital IN
vasl in cattle. One great adj
vantage shasn have over other
stock Is they never die Of the con-
iagious diseases which they con-
tract Trey gst The scab 81 foot
Tot d something else. and i not
checked Il gets them ID bad condi-
ton. enid w0ald ultimately, per.
haps, kill them But che very
worst contagious diseases 10 which
sheep aFa subieol, give the owner
ample iima 70 treat the affected
animals and the diseases are gene
orally 81 4 character which yield
readily "a treatment But q man
may haYe 3 lot 81 hogs and feed
ahem hupdreds of bushels Of corn
dailF and about the time The bot
toms g his cribs are neared, and
he IL thinking of selling, some dis
ease breaks opt among them-no
one knows what IL is OF what to do
for ii0na animal after another,
following ia rapid succession, Is
affected, and tbe greater portion
tiia. 4 have known farmers to be
well-nigh ruined by the appear
anca 81 3 contagious disease Of
this character. Sheep are happily
exempt from such rapid and fear
fal noraliby. Besides, when q
gheep dies and they viii die
sometimes bis polt il sufficient to
pay Cor his keep from the last
shenFiha ID BIS death. il makes
No difference when he dies, or what
killa hiTa, lhe sheep never dies 10
debt
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-04-01

HEI9 THE GHInREN.-Parents.
help tho phildEen. Help them ii
what 40 study and learn tie
school leaona DO BOT let them
rs - the school sish 40 lessons.
Talk II over together, and there
viii be Oms ihinps you can tell
the sitile ones ana some waYa iu
phieh ypn con help them. There
via be sure t0 la some things you
can make them understand.
Older brothers and sisters, help
i didgen Aon eau have No
idea Il sou have 0ot tried Il. how
anea good gon can do IA this way.
y0n eil hnd y0ur own
s Df subject much clearer.
offer son haYa tried 2o make il
piain ~ youf younger brothers
and is Help theM about
reading shaF shooi books When
thcy aY hey haFa Fead ihem, &alA
with them abeas hat khee have
Tea AK them qneions ab0as
See aey understand ~ fake
~ hs9 o d ana andsrs
e aek n h thing % rs
ncs shs yiRg y m fro
book a their
stha ha r them.
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TTYHAT EXCELLENT WEEKLY

THAT EXCELLENT WEEKLY
il agricultural paper, OUR HOME
JOURNAL, commenced is Ninth Volume ID
Januafy 81 this year. This Is, without doubt,
the most valuable Weekly Agricultural Journal
IN the South, and every live farmer and planter
ought % b 3 constant reader os il, Is any one
number L worth the subscription price. which
has bren reduced e. 50 So per year, including
postage Aside frem this, the publisher gives
4 magnificent Chrome, which alone Is worth
an that Is charged FOR the paper. AS nn Agri-
cultural and Family paper, Our HoME JoUR>
NAL cannst Gail 10 be popular, for ts large corps
. editors aud contributors from nearly every
ssetion 81 tho scuth aid ID making il Of great
value ID tho farmer and planter IL al their
various pursuits
Those who ate not already subscribers can
basomo 70 BIZ addressing Gun HoNB Journal,
New Orleans, and inclosing 81 So for years
Subscription. and we would adVise every iutela
nnunE planter and farmer III the South 60
subscribe for and read Il Weszly. Aside from
iaz valuable Agricultural matter, It contains
camfleie market report, the important news Of
TIE country, as we'll IS Va liable reading iOr the
family. IL Is printed on flpe book paper, and Is
decidedly the neatest weekly paper IN the South.
The rapid increase Of it, subscription list has
enabled she Publisher 70 reduce the prize 20
81 s. tor single subscriptions, and to 81 10 in
Clubs bf twenty or more.
We win furnish the ECH0 and HoME JOUR-
NAL % all cash snheribeFs a 81 net with
unmOunted Chrome, al postpaid.
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no, FOR oAloAsTEU PAssF
THE HANDs0ME. SWIFT
running
PRnPEL1RR 100

viii run regularly semi-wceklg from Lake
Charles 10 Lsesburg (Calcasieu Pass) carrying
tie United STATES Mail AI down and up
trips by daylight Accommodations far eight
passengers. Excellent indueemenis 20 huntinE
ana fishing parties.
Fare fof round "trip (doWn aHd MI, @8 down
or up only, So,
Leaves LIKE Charles Mondays and Thurs
days at A. M.i arrives At Leesburg same days
Leaves Leesburg Wednesdays mad Saturdays
ataAM; arrives I'll Lake CHARLES same days
Schedule running time between b0sh places
twelve hours; nctual running time, much less.
TH0s. h. REYNOLDS. Master
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wOMANss FRIEND.

.
AS AGENT FOR THE INVENTOR, }. Oh
TIhTOM,
II AM PREPARED 10 FILL ALL ORDERS
a for the celebrated
STEAM WASHER,
known as the Womon's Friend Th0usand Nf
them are sold weekly allpvef the Union. The
washing i doDe entirely ny steam 40 rub
bin Z rkranF turning. Misthe greatestabor
and money saving iasention Of Che ago Irefer,
by permission, 20 the following ladies Mrs.
Cooper and Mrs Gill, at Bagdatl Mrs. Andrus
and Mrs. saxon. NJ Big Woods; and Mrs.
Fairohitd 81 Nibblett's Bluff
Price only $40 Every ono warranted.
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am also AGENT FOR the celeb ated
crown WRINGER,
Price Of Wriuger, $40 Of WRINGER and
W0MAN'S FRIEND together Sis
Examine specimens Of both nt J w Bryan,s
Store Ev ~ ons warranted
N. p. SMART.
BAGDAp, Calcasien Parish 10.
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PoR 80.

FzaHH UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
l SALE Al 4 reasonable price.
SIX HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES OF
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situated in 8 beautiful locality, near 70 the
Harrisburg and San Antonio Railroad and
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Texas. Wall excqange FOR Galveston city pros
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TEENS ron i375-S2 80 per anuum,
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20 COPIES ~ 81 80 eaeh, 10 70 no ecpies
at w 70 each, 20 @ 50 copies II So each, ana
one e the gettaf Up 81 tbs club Is cants
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nRLIAIM nCHooL..

E1T Mrs. =. LANDRY
LAKE <gH ANIiEs LOUISIANA.
Teiilaa is EFaat4 and Rnslish. Geography
History lad Lower aEansAes e Mathematics.
pfiNats Aass il
ERRDLE WORK EMBROIDERY, ETC
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cad ef each moafh.
Apply ~ ths once 81 Louis l.tvcque Raqs
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ZLIoK1g ELonAI aUIDE ZOE I9I5.

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january Number Just / sUod, and contains
ONE HUNDRED PAGES, FIVE HUNDRED
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FIVE HUNDRED Of our best
FLOWERS AND VEGETABLES,
with directions for Culture, Colored Piafos, etc.
The most useful ana elegant work Of the
kind ia the world Only % C. Il for The year.
Published ID English and serman
Addres, JAMES WICK,
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TALIAGE,s PAPEIs.
The CHRISTIAN AT WORK.
The best Religious Paper
a CHoIcB ON
TWO BnAuTIFUL PREMIUMS.

Hendschel. oach sbxl0a H.. or the superb
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annum
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free. Send postal card It onea to
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PAMPHLETS,
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RURAL SOUTHLAND.

v. 9 oAMP sTREGT. NEw oRLaAEs.
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JAMES FL HUMMBLL, Managing Editor
and Publisher.
Dr. Il. a. sWAsEH Agricultural.
r.. @. KERR. Miscellaneous
n BENNETT Travelling and Industrial.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-25
THE ROAD TO BELMONT.

We have frequently of late called the
attention of our peopleto the urgent ne
cessity for a good wagon road to the
southwark. The railroad will be here
inside of a month from date, and steps
should be taken at once to make Eu-
reka the great distributing depot for
all the points south. We are assured
that a good lively daily stage line
would be put on Immediately between
here and Belmont if the road was only
passable. This is a matter Of very
great importance to the business inter-
ests OF Eureka, and should receive the
early attention OF our people. 1t ap.
pears that the people of Belmont are
very anxious to come to us, and they
express a willingness to do all in their
power to open up the proposed new
route. The following letter from a
prominent citizen OF Belmont to MIR.
Cooper, agent OF Wells, Fargo IL Co.,
at this place, is directly to the point,
as showing. the feeling of our Nye
county neighbors on the subject:
BELMONT, New. Sept. Is, 1875.
FRIEND COOPER: Since writing you
yesterday in reference to a route be-
tween Belmont and Eureka, / have
consulted with several parties here
who are familiar with the country be-
tween the points in question, and the
following is given by our Sheriff,
Caldwell, and others, as the nearest
practicable route, viz: From Eureka
to the Hay Ranch. thence down An
telope valley and through the canyon
TO Empire Ranch, thence up Monitor
valley to Belmont. Distances Eureka
to Empire Ranch, As miles; Empire
Ranch to Belmont, As miles; total dis
lance to Belmont, so miles. Nj. Cald-
we'll says he will guarantee that the
distance given here is not a mile fur
Their than represented. He states that
it may cost from $500 to $1,000 to
complete a road through to the canyon
and make 1t practicable for all pur-
poses, freighfing, staging, etc. This
your people can well afford to do in
order to secure the trade and travel
from this section of the country. If it
can not be done otherwise, say by con-
tributions from your citizens, or OPEN
ed and maintained as a County Road,
let some one do the work and charge a
toll by authority of your County Com
m%issioners.
Please give these points 10 the editor
of the Eureka SENTINEL, that he may
write the subject up in shape, and
place it before the people of Eureka
for their consideration.
Yours, truly,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-25
Lost or Stolen.

r OST, ON SATURDAY NIGHT. FIVE
James S. Reek, and drawn respectively
against A.. Z. X. and u. M. Mathews, for S9a2,
a part of which having been paid and in
dorsed on the back, pr. J; Reece for 500,
and two others for $40 each, drawn against
is drawn against Dorrigan IL Pagan. in favor
Of Robert Rafters, indorsed by himself. All
parties are cautioned against negotiating. for
the same. JAMES HEEk.
Au2i-lms
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-25

Andy Fife, Sheriff of Lincoln coun-
ty, and his wife, Jos. Henderson, Dep
uty Recorder, and Judge Miller, all
from Phoebe, passed through here yes
terday Tor the railroad, en- route for
Carson. They travelled by private
conveyance and had three prisoners
along for Col. Hyman's institution at
the Warm Springs.
Daniel Meyer, the great bullion pur-
chaser OF San Francisco, arrived on
yesterday mornings stage.
METHODIST PREACHING.-Rev. j. G..
De La Matyr arrived here with his
family last Tuesday morning. Mr.. De
La Matyr is a clergyman of the M. e.
Church and has been appointed to the
p~astorate OF this district by the State
Conference. 1t is intended to effect a
permanent organization of the church
here, and a place will be engaged for
regular Sunday services until such
time as the society is able to build a
church upon the lot owned by them
on Spring street, adjoining the resi-
dence of Mr.. Whistler. Mr.. De La
Matyr Will preach at the Presbyterian
Church tomorrow forenoon.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-25

RExovAL.-Ilaving purchased DR.. Luken's
City Drug Store. | would respectfully an
nounce that | have on hand a large stock of
patent medicines, chemicals, stationery,
lamps, %chimneys, etc.; all Of which | will sell
ut BILE prices. Prescriptions carefully
compounded. l have an office in the rear Of
the store, where l will treat all eases requir-
ing medical or surgical treatment. Special
attention given to chronic cases. Consulta-
ton, free; charges only for medicines. Give
mel call. l.. TERRY, NJ. d.
iyl,.ff
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-25
MOCH'S.
mh4

NEw.-M. II. Joseph has just com menced
business in the little store two doors north Of
Wells. Fargo & Co.'S Express Office. with a
nice stock Of mems furnishing goods, cigars,
tobacco, pipes and smokers articles. which
he offers to his friends and the public at fair
prices. Give him a call. s2I
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-25
MOCIT'S.
mh4

SPECIAL NoTIcE.-Persons knowing them
selves indebted to 'he undersigned will save
trouble by coming to the center" immedi,
ately. as / must rave my money. "A wore
to the wise is sufficient"
W. B. TAYLOR
Eureka, Sept. %, 1875. s23-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-25

WELCOME NEws.-ln order to satisfy the
watch men of Eureka and vicinity, | have
the great city of Han burg. in Germany. who
is not only competent to repair all kinds of
watch work. but who is also qualified to sup
ply new pieces in watches If wanted. All
work done BY my shop will give the best sat.
isfaction, and l will guarantee the same for
one year. z. STELER.
sDQIv
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-25

nlh4

S. AsHIM & BRO. to-day received on CON-
mission 50 dozen handmade hickory ax.
handles, which they will retail at 50 cent:
each; and Wholesale at So per dozen.
spl7tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-25

r. Y. ANDERSON, agent for the Singer Sew
ing Machine. Sewing machine attachments
for all kinds Of machines constantly on hand.
Residence, corner Spring and Silver streets.
Eureka, Aug. 18th. 1879. au27
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-25

For SALE CHEAP.-The clearinghouse and
restaurant adjoining the hoisting-works Of the
Eureka Consolidated mine, on Ruby Hill 1t
is the most desirable property for that busi-
moss in this part Of the country. 1t is doing
a good paying business. My reason for SELL
ing is that | am called East by sickness Of my
family. Will be sold ut a bargain. Must be
disposed Of by October l. For particulars
apply on the premises.
sp2 LONGABAUGH BROS.