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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-08-28
tHom Fridays DAILY

THR WED-Foor MISE,-From Josoph
Taylor, who has charge of the Empire
City Mining Compuny's property in Iiail-
road district. We obtain tho following
particulars regarding tho wcb-foot mine
in that locality: Tho company has
been steadily sinking upon this ,nino
for some time past occasionally striking
smnll bodies of ore until now ut depth
Of 250 feet largo body In the form at q
regular vein has been encountered,
Where first struck, drift was run upon
it which exposed five feet Of 1ioh car
Donate ore. At further depth of 25
feet another drift disclosed the fact of
the continuance Of the ore channel. aud
also TINT II was rapidly widening MS It
went down. One hundred and fifty tons
Of tho richest ore tint ever came from
the niue IL now upon the dump, and
TINT amount is daily augmented by the
addition OF ten tons, which will be in
crensed to twenty tons by the addition
OF night-shift to the present working
force. There is every reason to believe
that the main ore channel of the mine
has been reached and TINT it will con-
tinuc on indefinitely. At all events n
sufficient amount of magnificent ore hns
already been uncovered TO secure long
md extraordinarily successful run of
The cOmpRny'A furnace this Fall. We
are. pleased 10 hear TINT 4. J. Roulstonc.
Superintendent Of the mine, who has
been confined to his bed for something
like three months, In consequence of
the compound traoturo OF thigh.b
is so fAr recovered M to DC nblc to sit in
nh cnsy chair great part of the time.
The tender and assduous nursing which
he has received throughout has very
much hnstened his convalesence,
and now by the liberal exercise of
the christian virtue, patience, we
shnll expect soon to sec him sound
md hearty, attending to business.
SEVERAL OF our townsmen nre trans
fcrring their business to Cornucopin.
S. Mooser il erecting n fire-proof build
ing, 25x5O feet, OH the main street Mt the
lower town nenr i. I. Hogle's mammoth
saloon, and Frank Grcatzer hns purchas-
eel lot md commenced building di-
rectly in the rear Of Eli George s lodging
house.
SINCE the departure OF Deputy Sheriff
Seitz for the south, Sheriff Brown has
appointed Constable G. NJ. Banks To fill
the vacancy caused by Ed. = resignation
which appointment is good one.
. A. L. BADT, formerly OF the firm OF
Bndt & Cohn of this place, Inns bought
out the business of Sisson Wallace & Co,
ut Carlin. Jake Lowenburg has taken
charge of tho business.
The examination into the Hugheslon
lInntsmnn embroglio is taking place to-
dny i'll Carlin but up to the time of go
ing to press no particulars hud been re-
cciYcd.
GHASGE.-J. A. Tinker, Organizing
Officer of the Patrons Of lIusbaudry,
went to The Wells this evening to insti-
tutc Grange ut that place.
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Ana In accordance with law and an order Of
the board ~ Trustees iDadu on the twenty.
cEhth uny 81 Jnir, 1915. AZ many shares Of
each parcel ~ such stock na may b., necessary
WIN be s"lh nj public auction, al tho t(licu Of
Mo CnnI'aiy, Bank % Vi. T.. ftcctn1 4 to ,
I'RO' NcNada, III SATuND NY tho twcmtN .pIph:h
day n August, 1915, nj the hnhr uf one o., iock,
u. NJ. ~ Said day, t. pay Hn!d delinquent assrpa.
ihrht THEREON. Together with Gusts Of AdYrr.
tisi"g and expenses Of snie.
II. ". GRANT. Secretary.
Nevada. ,yi
The above saio Is hereby POSTPONED until SAT.
URDAi, September I, Isis.
II. 81. GRANT, sCctciaty.
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from Wednesdays Dnily.l

BONE person too contemplate for
public notice scattered poison promis-
cuously around town last night, and
this morning number of dogs passed
III their checks. Any one who would
do such dirty trick would rob u hen
roost or cut u mans throat foy,S5.
THE lumber for building the Railroad
Colnpany's stock corrals arrived this
morning.
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Want their friends and tho public to
know that they hRyo just received n
large consignment of goods, consist.
ing, in part OF
Data and. silver wntehra 10, ey,,y
known makcrl, Chnins. sets, Ratld sig.
net: tlnln RnI Fancy RinRs, Masonic
nnd Odd Fellows EinblrMia, St0hda,
Ing to hrnl.elG's Jcwtlry store. -" :.
Also, Te havo secured ono OF the
hest watchmRkers on tho Pacific
Coast, md arc enabled 10 undertake
tho repair OF any and eYery watch,
no mattor how delicate or difficult
tho Same may appear 10 otior waloh-
makers. -.
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ELHo BASK.-The following was 10,
eeived this afternoon ut 2 o'clock and
will no relcomed by nll:
ELKo ISDEPESpESr:-The failure or
the Hank Of California, whereby con,
siderable Of our funds are locked un for
the time being, together with the unpre.
cedented panic md stringency In the
money market, making it absolutely i'm.
possible to obtain money on any known
security, has compelled us to temporary.
~ close our doors. While rcgrettina
this necessity, We give our positive u.s.
Surance that should our credit at the
Bank of California prove n total loss, Gan
impossible contingency we have means
largely in excess OF all liabilities. 1
will wait here to take advantage OF the
first opportunity to arrange to resume,
which will be in few days, 49,.
n. 7. FaEkMAS,
A LITTLE BEAUrY.-A hnndsome little
engine and boiler passed west "a the
freight train last evening, II was con-
signed to Sacramento and is probably
for some one Of the California narrow
gauge roRds,
THE embargo on checks In payment
for freight laid upon the agents by tho
railroad Company yesterday, was raised
today. with the exception of the Bank of
California, Merchants Exchange and
National Gold Bank and Trust Co.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

SoUTII LEOpHRD MINING COM
y pany Principal pia'e of Luslurss, Eiko.
Nevada l.ocntiun OF works. CUruucupia Mining
District, Eiko County, Nevada.
-N"ticc-Thcro are dclinquentupon tho fol.
lowing described stock. OF, arcnutt Of ss.cs..
imrn' mo. u levied on the 2ah day Of June,
lSi5' The bevctnl ainTuntB set opposite The
names OF The respective tharehOldcTs a. folIows,
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NOTICE.

ITO II. u. BAI.DwIN: You are hereby notI.
fed that there has been { expended on YOUR
account labor and money on the Atlanta anil
!n'hce mines. the saiue lying aud situate IN
wyoming Mining District. IN the County OF
E:lko. and state OF Nevada, and unless yuIi nav
the same within ninety days from the date III
this publication your interest In tho above
claims. VIII be forfeited tu ia by operation OF
law made and provided under the u. s. stat
utes.
II. II. DIaDY,
l.. w. CRANE.
wrn,nInp M,nIpr T;.,rt., A., M ,s-. 4, ,
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FOUND.

black mare, tied toa cedar Tree, near Hog
Toms" uii the lIinnilln and Elko read, The
mars II branded OF the left shoulder. thus; JR,
lhu owner VIII please como aud "sea" mo, 40
that l can scu tho printer.
cifim JoEr. TRlrLHTT.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
No. 13.
u, 3, SURVEY EO. 30.
u. 8. LASD oHFIcE.)
ELke. NErApA. June 18th. 1873.


EHiice is hereby given that Charles K. oiilet,,
OF Elko County, Nevada. whose principal place
OF business aud post Office addr,sA Is Wei - Elko
county. ScradN, has made application for pat
ent TOR tho Bullion Ioie or mining claim.
,liuAted In Railroad Mining district, County or
Elko. State " SeTada. phd Inurr rartIcE 1rIY de.
tcrihed in tho plat and ncla SpIea aa ~. lt Ihis
ONCE ~ follows. to wit; ~ -. -
PGStnnng Al n post marked No I. II. q. sur.
fey No SO, and running thence 6ISt course u rs
deg "a min rsst LOO feet, tn ppat mark. Il No
z y, 3. survey No: ~ taehso second course &
- deg Is min. u lpl feet 10 post marked No s.
y. = survey NO, ID ShcDce the chimney Hf tho
Empire Cir Company smGltcr LearS u 60 deg, G.
thn Up liyer Peak bears 81 deg th"noc ,htrI
tnnrse IS dec. IS pIln. W geo feet To post mark.
60 No. 4. U. y. survey No. 80. whence Pine
Mountain bears i1 der W; thence fuutIh
course u deg, Is miu. LOO feet TO POSI-
InATk"d No. !. point Of beginning contaI. fpa
fcpr snh nfiy-nino hundrrdths acres. conrccs
expressed from the true meridian with q luunncl
PARTITION OF IL deg. W mLu. c. '..'.
That the location Of said minina claim or lode
Is OF rccorl and that tho KANE Iusy be found IN
1 ooE a. r.ge 81. "f tho IninIhH rccoris of sag
ihiiroau SlinliIg bIStriCt kept At tho town OF
bullion that the nanck OF the adjoining claims
1rc. 10 Wit; The IlunIh idt and Last Chance TN
tie pnTth the VI bIOot on the east, tho Shoe Fly
on the south aud tho Ahine on the west.
Any and ell rorons claiming adversely tho
mining grpnnd htove described, or any portion
Sol. 10 ulN'atu' surveyed, plated and MP
piled fer. arc hclcby Notified that unless their
nd,crse claims arc duly li'd according TO lag
aud the regulations Hereunder. within sixty
uHys from the date thereof. with the Register OF
tue U. :. Land Oibcc At Elko, ElkO T.. UNITY State
Of Nevada, that they will be- barred aud their
rights considered waived by virtue OF tho pr,i.
VISIONS Of the act OF Congress, Hay TO- 1872 sad
the supplementary aud auleutlatOry uctl tlercuf
wherefore. pursuant to law, direct this no.
lice to be published for peri Il OF Aihty fC0l
hn . On .s,
IaptT. printed and publIEicd at EIGo il EIko
County. IL sail State Of Neya 4, and bcIug
nra'cbt said location of said mining claim,
IOnS S. MAYIIUGu, U. $. Register.
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Wyoming Mining District. May 80. 1878. Je.
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SUES on Aurrlon
A. aEKwfH AucuOpeei-
N-c,c AIrDININ A. 20 GIG Broadway.

A. aERwfs. AucuOpeei
DY BANGS. MERWIN a Co.. COG broadway
ID RoaEs Nerss ,l A. fancy "rsr &C
WINS SD n I.rcn 8l.-AUTOGdAPH LITTER, ~ AmtIleah
hor Pc. a. AAo. scarce anu Va'Oe h'
b. Au'ggaph~ - - x,1,.,is ROOFS
1910 ~ srera literature illustrated books mas,
an rt~a We li.3uga .rHno.r 81 -oiAs '' Ase ~N'
slaee oo .eltors 81 TIA ses irr nscrion. -----
" ,VHERE DOES TIE COLD COME
w eef,a p 1,.ad tA-rs Ne q nor Hmey -quirvi Real
Prai ELIAS LJOAI>'s IL THS TRIBUNE EAI"A N" 90
Pamr4irt tlt.lr % cas-
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hrleis.

IRVING HOUSE, European plan, Broad way
ana Twes blocks from Crion qqsre avSnt 81 ~
MARLBOROUGH HOUSE, 3sth-st. and 9th
ave taaray Hu1 American pan thee hoe as go.
four first hoo tro large bedrooms e'nhe0
icy All front nth southern exposure
rJ,HE latest and most approved metnous Oh
d.srnrs the EArhs distance ifom ia SUE are luis Wv
- .,,tsa IN TIE Tribune Extra, No ~ Pamphlet Ea'
ton 20 cents
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0o-ariitfrsrlr Aourcs.

EOTICF.-Thc PARTNERSHIP heretofore
~ Il ..attu ire partner ml name
tP4. * tty 50 s, 5cel ts a-J dissolved - A1'a
a.r.rDf
I. al. . a.r@ part and ntn ani u'e
80 49,. n. l.tou. Al FRri y SPEAR.
49, U.s. ATIpuEN = bON ARD,
I MATTERS.
Ks- Yo-t. ~ - 1873.
THE linn of Romans & Lennon is this day
b. oi, r. .- n. Efhr VI 'Ie ate trm Will Ssn N
Nf-' r a.. hDNANS. wM LENNON.
The suck comm sslon bufl'hr a. 70 y
"a -Aen-lo.t q rh -. lrfJ r - hyMANS
.-.r,.t. formed COparnersnip un4e me trn
f....a TRANSACTION Of Hofs 0nWiS
III a..i.,.. N 40 h 3 oaIst-NeR.Tors. March - ls15
Nm LEAhON, q J. DJhhAh.
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Cectrres ana alretin9s.
A GRAND SPIRITUAL TEST SEANCK
n will tse Harvard Room. ReservYrs ua-e THIS e
pe,iay EVENING = O'clock. M Z V. hn0a snd Dr. heuI
SaIe viii preside. Adnlss - cents
DROF. DOREMUS will deliver his last illus-
tra,ed Teen Between tbe Mosaic an hee-
tec H.IoEes Cre4oa FRIDAY huHi Assoa1os
Hal
no LADIES ONLY.-EDIrH 0'GORMAN.
the ESCAPED NCN Of a1ny lhe. VIII gse Two
more LECTURES LADIES ONLY TO-DAY l"tdBcsiavl al
Thur.iaS March e.. ind Apr 1t u Llk' HALL SkAAre
4 York. a. N
door open a Admission 81 cts
Robinson Hal sers atJendei OY Afye 40
fashionable sulenras Of ladies'. ID.
The to-day entirely new lecture o. Tie Con'ionA
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6elu UauIeo--Males.
6elu Wauie6--females

A YOUNG LADY q CASHIER and BOOK
n xKbPKR IN stsOns ~bo hes lad
n.ae. prsisued salary We as s light Address w. Sss
ll2 Tussss oos~
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amnscmenIs.

Union SQUARE THEATE a;,,r,, ,roor
- rropn~to. M tH"L,y p.LxRa
iS t 70 i67% I'M
NIL Jses.'u,, 'isP,,ien Of
- ~, IfE r"o otrhASS. -, r.rv 700,
MEX. s...,s :-; n n..:; s,. rs:; s:..s.
.. nj, i ias FT' x " s'''E Il ~ t S:aS
4. r.';s; , , s 49,
'r srol"c s%'' S'd 's cors c.st.v .Ot ST
here BE-. ,1a . %. 1'''' dk xosT aAeScE ESsa
sArUaDsP' APRIL 8 sRvExrgsSfn MArlSss Of tbs
s.... n.-b. secured on, mouth . ,a7.no,.
XVAILLACKs,;v w. ,F B2nC w.zAiJk
POSITIVELY TWO L4sr PERFoaMAScSsi
At this h'sier for the twO bis ennsemens s'S "
tending over that period
wEOSEsDAY MARCH 81
MATINEE, At 1880
EVENING AZ At = '' ScLocK
,4aD and I'D IN & si aTai sGs
sHA1sHsAus.
TOMORROW. THURSDAY EVENING, Apal !,
TIE s5.sses os ' Fo a5ir iS 5I NAN
romantic pI.r l. sve sots, entitled
RsFAEL.
sill be preseHts1 20 few days
WALLACK.'11if ,,,r ,xvorxcrx,sr.
The very Successful a.paaa ~ Ge..r Lester waaos and
poai Ed~iris, Of Octave FeaIief.
GREAT DRAMA
enuilrd
ROMANCE OF POOR YOrNG NAN,
sn be o. ibis thesteT
THCkSDAf, Apnl !,
EVERY EVENING AID SATURDAY MATINEE
ELEGANT AND AiPaPaoPRitrS S' SCENERY AND APPOINT
hENTS,
ard he fJIOgps
ARRAY or TALENTED AErlSTs
The cast:
IT. J.
Mr. JOHN GILBERT W Vssn ~
Mr. j. W. CARROLL LAhoS.s
T. " AZ.
ADA hAtnNhhi
PONIsI
Miss EPPIB SERMON
hAs lone Ni nsl,vS
Mr.. JOHN stF 'AND ~.
Azs MABEL LION as....'.'.'' ''''''.'hA&SiANh
Ia active preparation for early proiachOa romantic play IN I've
act, esutss
In GRAND PROAESADE CONCERT
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL s.
RECT ARYoRY FoURTEENTH-sr AND sXTH-Avg
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Nleltal jrsirumerIs

A LARGE assortment Of very fine PIANOS
,rG ORGANS for RsNr SALE A. os l7ces serSsY ia"
et Davis worcesr aaj Others BERRY Co, 50 Bro-lSaH
A LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, Square and
n Uunght =, +fLL ehe, oaihT payneats
CAL at NJ MRtRELLS No uE.oa,alre . 100 foath.y-l
4 BRAUTIGAMs Upright and Square
"A. PIANOS ore pros nnier1.c CcnHaaas -
and seco d-hand hseroohs. No. OL ioAd"s
A MAGNIFICENT parlor, square grand Il
octave FORTE us ouLt coners css|d rs
rateut asrafe made bT bet y msAe ni
III months cost $500 500; FL Cover Stool hueao
ne, masrs i kr I've years Call al private
rrsldencs l2O West 43s.st near o'l ave
AGREAT OFFER!-HORACk WATERS &
"A son AL Brodgav. \. r ~ ofs few daTs dispose Of 700
Gas. aIers udirg Wstes love- pnce In eyer orerd De-
re Instrument, MouLy nsaruen received We lnTs
the pablo o examine cur STOCK Cuaogsrs ma ~.
GREAT BARGAINS in NEW and SECOND
~ AYD PIANOS Of .he ery ql4itr LS iOr ash a.
klsCHER> ABB al - " e. 2@l- O.. 4ear l-,,r
- Y. BALL s CO.,
emo l.rngs Pianos Organs loE o e''h
ilsisIaelts 'ni Tori a.
THE ARION PiANO-FORTE mas been adopted
and e.ius,eg Nesl .01ev tory Of Music iof
We instruments nt 20 sDonHbs
PIANOS rery pa Gecth ARIoa PIANO
PCRTR Co. No Eag folr'eenh@L
UPRIGHT PiANOS-Large ana superior as
u .or.rrnt TO" IL. e. a. olsI4R Sons, hs1o'
l.cturers - " 90 i3.A. 'iS'ea a'l s-- ''D.i'-~
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Situctions Danieo--Malfs


Clerks Salesman, &c.
A DVERTISEMENTS FOX vn I II Err PEW, HEW
n foRK Tribune WILL BIZ RLCslYhp a. IN ~ ,os We,
I'm No. "a Wei Thirty peeood st. or jus 80
49, ~ At 5O1 Third THIRTY iourA ~ " sas
pI syyFICE 1.lSl IhIdars cor
~ n tJIsem SIviags Balk BldAg sGot we ~
~ no SEcH OFFICE No. 323 WashHsiohst SEX ss'' "s
- - ts.s. AZ 10 0. a resalsr once rates
PAINT SALESMAN desires a SITUA-
n rios h, g,oa SouLera trade Address PALM 'S r. " D'i
1887 \. = -,
Young MAN, aged 81 years, having s e11
u wishes s1Au0n a. orrl."
w n, understands bookheeplf' sssiJ
sodrr,s w.. Boz 100 Tribsne once. = -, :,
SITUATION WANTED as B0OKkEEPER
- O. IaI1 can give good references good Srei sAa
sds,.ss BO0KEREPBR Loeb Boz % slnE sps. y. !. -
XxyANTED-Agencv (real estate) or mercan-
w al. soe Advertiser requires vacancy 10 elthe We
rs =, sIeene nee Of Address for enc s'ss - W.
s.sisttst, Bseoklya ks.'lsik
Coachmen.
A FIRST-CLASS COLORED COACHMAN:
n With ,Io<ieBt references. wsnu slIOblioH "A'' ~
b. D. l@D Wet 50bst
A FIRST CLASS cOlored cOachman wants a
n sIrUATIOS, excellent ely reference Adsfs"" W. '
Vn.svs Onss. "a p 10" s<ss~
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DOOTHs THEATER. EYrRA MATINEE
HENRY V.

tn, wonderful Shakeuesrean the m tide Of rs renarz
,bIe eare.r ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY THOUSAND NlSll
URS
TOMORROW thursd " AFT RNOOS will BE- me occasion OF
the FIR BENEFIT Of Ms CHARLES 'ALg tKI NntA
81. ~ arpesr Tor The Eviou RUN a. IhOtCe WI
RIGyO Company great speeI-c behs
at y o'clock SEATS GAN Oh sbCJhED
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DHILAnELPmIA. va LONG BRANCH AM

Il d. llt,- Assay SDt lht SIS T.. -kOiO
"a or N~x-I or % D4tGe..t ,n.7 ~ -
t.Upsarna MoNpAY O- lj LA e ntw ttsunch snn CON
s~sl.oat. dOsGLl 4nl DAl N4At c"l lectAS =
SSa.s Hoo al ,.,,,
pas NJ Is .-lt4 Branch, Toms kvsr ware
20, -, l,s s,.arh Ton. RIVER wsreOwu Barneg't
TucAc-ioB. ...rr ~, Cara ,f.ns-e-
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GARDENER-By q DANISH Protestant sue

~ uan; good English 10 al u landseap'nZ
curing enhorse ladug mi pnug outdoor a0sers anl
bong ard Atoms CAL CAh
PkNTER's, l3S We llthst, t..-sEe
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~ 10 a goodman Eo0d
diver 10 vegetable yell recon-
mebdd and industrious sDeaks English al AZ
LINDQCIsTS SWEDISH sgRYANfS OFFICE los Essi 2'h|L
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GTONlNGION LINE Tor BOSTON and

> riDhNCE
and ros4sl oa Job ISLAND. Tues
A., II. -. "a s.4Irs. aai NAtRAGANSkrf MOI avs
V.p.svs = F-ass b rr % Nota RIVER lot OF Jar st. 81
b. ..-..-r ~ al Otter Ln ekeis TOT - a.
frrr ~ oon s-cnrei At ne Onces u
We 90 sr an . 3l5 broad sav 49,, .. , 49,.
l. a. "a. v Az FrrtitA rnt h " lAhi'' Oen- rasN Asen"
- a. go b g. BA8-OtN. Present
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lie g,aiin's 20 i-fIiug pam
gardening homes. milk ETC. objection 20 cong
dTsucr The furnish rife eHce. Appy al VDhLLs
AGENCY. 100 West 3ith.st corner Broadway
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q WAI FMAN anu UDLF Q --Dy an It0ItIi N'tI
~ Protestant - who ADa drv'
garien lawns and th. n
&c Sc best recommendations Can at CAhrEAIEhS Loo
West llth.sL. eorner 6tl.ave.
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Cooks.
Farmers.

y euds b.. 5ls1rs thor aghv 10th NEST ADD
excellent country. Apply
ODELLS AGENCY. 100 Wei G;l-Jt u Broadway.
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Miscellaneous.

A USEFUL MAN, (Englsh) - For FARN
~ WORK Old srdsj Loses citl. L.. l.; h. hest n 80
AID ..n BE- PEO EsTANr AOIB DUbEA'
l3g Gth.ave.
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Waiter3.

MATTER and UoEF UL.-A young French-
" s.ief a .rT'r AN .ri nri--7;r-' t 9lle.,
ihouat; objection country fum- le very best
rfr,c~ apply a. OOELLs AGLACL lO) Wet 3.il, corner
of H-o..
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-06-17
LATE PUBLICA 7YONS.

The Edinburgh Review for April reprinted by
The Leonard Scott Publishing Co., Al Barclay
street, N W, isnow ready. Contents as follows:
l, New Series of Washington's Dispatches
H. The Geology of India
III. MalOnet's Memors-State OF France
~. Modern Architecture aud its Assailants
V. "reminiscences of William Macready.
VI. Arctic Exploration.
VII Supernatural Religion.
VII. Kinglake's Battle of Inkerman
TX Papal Rome and Catholic Reform.
The Wellington Dispatches furnish the mate.
rial for an account of the Dukes career from the
battle of Waterloo 10 his death; and here in a few
pages, we have a short narrative of maily curious
and important transactions, which, besides throw
ing light on the political history Of the period
illustrate his clear good sense, manlineSs and
patriotism
IN Article H. we find a comprehensive view of
the Geology of India" and the effect the soil and
climate of the country have had upon the various
races scattered over that immense territory.
The third article is divided into two parts-JirsS
q sketch of the Life Of MalOuet,. who was one of
the National Assembly at the thine of the revolu.
ton, and was recognized by Louis XVI, as "one of
the most sincere and constant of his friends and
second, q comparison between the National AS
sembly of the great revolution and that of the
present day.
The paper on Modern Architecture" explains
how the civilization Of a country is exhibited by
It's edifices, and that architecture, which, is both
science and an art can all be traced to three ideas
of the tent, the hut and the cave. 1t makes some
severe remarks on essays on this subject that have
appeared in the Quarterly.
W. Arctic Exploration" Though this paper
gvesan account of the proposed Arctic expedition
of 1875 having for his object the discovery of the
North Pole, 1t is more particularly devoted to
summary Of those that have been sent out from
lime to time by various countries, and the results
they have achieved.
VII. Supernatural Religion: an Inquiry into
the Reality of Divine Revelation" critical re-
view'o work follows an account of the plan
and objects of the author, who is throughout han
died with great leverity. Among the points dis
cussed are the Canon OF Scripture the Hebraic and
Hellenic elements In the early Christian Church.
the Gospels of st. Matthew, st. Mark AMIDST. Luke,
the miracles and the proofs Of Chra's Resurrec-
ton,
"Papal Rome and Catholic Reform" Is a disser-
tation on the Gladstone "Expostulation." and the
replies thereto of the Old Catholics, and the points
upon which the Liberal Catholics differ from the
ordinances Of the Council of Trent.
The periodicals reprinted by The Leonard Scott
Publishing Co., al Barclay street N w are as io!-
lows; The London Quarterly, Edinburgh, West
Minister and British Quarterly Reviews and
Blackwood's Magazine. Price 81 year for any
one, or only sl5 for ALL and the postage is prepaid
by the publishers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-06-17
SHERIFF. SALE.

L. L. Lamborn VS. Josiah RCsenberry et ux,
BY virtue of an order to sell issued from the
court of common pleas of Stark county, Ohio, and
TO me directed will offer for sale at public out
cry at the door Of the court house in the city OF
Canton, on
Saturday, The l0h day Of July, 1875,
the following described real estate situate in said
county, 10 wit: piece OF land commencing at
post 30 feet east of the southwest corner of the
northwest quarter Of section 49, township 49, range
g. running north parallel with the west line Of said
quarter section along the west line Of out lots to
the town Of Alliance, TO the northwest corner Of
out lot No a. distance 931 rods or 1910 feet thence
east along the north line of out lot No IA to the
northeast corner of said out lot "a rods or 36 feet
being the point of beginning; thence south 2SO
feet thehce east 275 feet thence north l20 feet to
the south line of Roseuberry street, thence east
along the south line of Rosenberg street 5l2 feet
~ Arch street. thence north 40 feet thence vest 6b
feet 10 the northeast corner fout lot No. Ia, being
the point of beginning, containing 8 and o. 100
acres of land.
Sale to commence at one o'clock p. M. Terms
cash ,..r > WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff
iel0'76-W5 ef f.tr fHF 1H.t I'm.