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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-09-09

Melons
CLASS Il-F0,cers.
Judgcs-Mrs l Davenport, Wcbter;
Mrs I w Howe, Ellsworth; Mrs Goo
Paine, Yates.
Dcst variety House Plants
Flowers in Boquct .
CLASS is-OradmcntdI, Needle and
Shell Work.
Judgcs-Mrs VIM Wood, Pleasant
Plains; Mrs J Grice, Ellsworth; Mrs
Levi BOvcc, Wcbbcr.
Best Sofa Pillow
Embroidered chair
Specimen Ornamental Hair work
Embroidered Pocket Han'chicf
Skirt
+" Tidy Stitched
| - Knit
" Embroidered Canvass
| Toilet Mat
/ Hanging Basket
Specimens Wax Flowers or Fruit
" Sheli or Cone work
breakfast Shawl
" WOrsted Flowers
I" Pair Embroidered Slip ers'
:" Gents Dressing Gown
! :" Bonnet
| 4" Hat
| CLASS 13-PnD,0hship.
Judges-W A Davenport, Weber;
& X Radcliffe, Baldwin; Rev Page Me-
Clclland, Chase.
Rest Specimens Pcnmanship Gents
Ornamental
CLASS 1l-.SeUIag Machines e. Musical
Instruments.
Ja,igcs-Mrs q w Foster, Wcbbcr;
Mrs Levi Bovee, webbcr; Mrs Chas
Chick, Baldwin.
Best Sewing Machine
Organ
Performance on Organ.
CLASS 15-1Mcchdnicat Arts.
Judges--Wm Wood, Baldwin; En-
NETT Coon, Baldwin; n. clark, chase.
Best Side Sole Leather
" Upper
Set Harness
3 Calf Skins
Saddle
Trunk
Pair Gents Boots
Book Case
Box Cigars
4" Confectionery
CLASS 16-Mdnmfdcture.
Llgcs-Portcr Yates, Webbcr; l..
M. Little, Eden; Henry Jerks, Lake.
Best Horse shoe. and Nails
'' Window Sash
Door
IN Shingles
Packed / m Shingles
Portable Ladder
" Clothes Washing machine
Collar Pad for horses
" Corn Basket
- Clothes Reel
Milk and Provision Safe
" Lot Of Edged Tools
4" II Corn BroOms
Pump for well
CLASS 17-D0mcstic Manufactures.
Wdgcs- Mrs Geo w Townsend,
Webbcr; Mrs Layton Putnam, Weber;
Mrs & NC Ross, Baldwin.
Best White Quilt
do Silk do
do Knit do
do CrOtchct do
do Patchwork Quilt
do Double COverlct
do Pair WOOlcn Blankets
do Hearth Rug
do 5 yds Domestic Flannel
do 5 yds Rag Carpet
do Pair WOOlen Stockings
do do do Socks
do Door Mat
do Uorste,l Quilt
do made OvercOat
do do Dress coat
do dO Vest
do do Pair Of Pants
dO Home made wool Shawl
do made Shirt
do Specimen white Wool Yarn
do do mixed do do
do do black do do
do do darning do do
CLASS lS-Ehrm implements.
J"dges-JOhn Robertson, Glencoe;
Zachary Blood, Pinora; A Sitser,
Pleasant Plains.
Best PlOw for general PURPOSES
do SubsOil How
do Roller for general use
do Harrow
do Cultivator
do Grain Drill
do 3 Axe Hclvcs
do Manure Fork
do Tanning Mill
do Farm Wagon
do Hay Fork
do OK Yoke
= Glass l0-Drdwings.
.Judgcs-- Geo W Foster, Kel,l,cr:
Ralnh HOlIisfar VoI,lxSyi,,. " Jy;o,
Elk.
Best Architectural. Design -
ri do do do
do Landscape do
81 do do Ito
do Drawing of Persons or Animals
Al do d. do do
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
l.-Exhibitors shall become menu
bers In order to compete for Diplomas.
2.-An live stock exhibited must be
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AI.ARGE stock of Ready Made Cloth
ing =" d. III Grof's.
NICE Lemons at
Emmett Coon Il: Co.'S.
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DRUGS! DRUGS! DRUGS!

DRUGS! DRUGS! DRUGS!
C.. r. BASOM,
BALDWIN MICH,
Would respectfully announce to the
citizens of Lake county that he keeps
constantly OH hand a full line Of
Drugs & Medicines
most needed In this locality. A special
ty made Of trade In the above line.
Also, deals I'm
GROCERIES I PROVISIONS;
Sells good articles at fair prices.
Don't fail to stop at the large white
store, corner Of Michigan avenue and
Seventh street. 2-l4
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X. Campbell,

n. CampWeil,
Veterinary Surgeon, has permanent
~ located In Baldwin, and Is pre-
pared to treat all durable diseases which
the noble horse Is heir to. Medicines
always ON hand. 2-S2
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Business &urDs.


Justice II the Peace, and Notary Pub
lie, Baldwin, Lake county, Mich. All
business entrusted to him will receive
careful management. Office ut corner
Of Michigan avenue and Eighth street.
2-1l
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ASSASSINATED.
Jack Hize, a Monroe County Constable,
Shot Dead while Flowing I'm His
own Field.

A correspondent of the Knoxville
Chronicle, under date OF the twenty-fifth,
writes as follows from MadisOnville,
Monroe county: FRIDAY last Jack
MlZe, who has been acting as constable
for the nineteenth district, had an ex-
ecutiOn against one Carter, who lives in
the eighteenth, the adjoining district.
He went to Carter's house, some three
or four miles distant, and levied on
yearIing. A difficulty occurred with
the son OF Carter, who told him il he
took off the yeaTling his father would
kill him. Mize drove off the animal, as
he could get no bond, and the next
morning Friday, twenty-third) went
out to the field to plow and was shot
while at it, and found dead between the
handles of the ploW. From the
size of the Minnie bali, and of
Carter's gun, suspicion points to
him, and he is being sought for. This
is now the thru foul murder, for no
known cause, within an area Of five
miles, the parties all perfectly sane and
the crime premeditated. Ca1 these
thinga hs, and must it go on? Is life 50
cheap? Where ia our new Bible society
organization, with eighty dollars raised?
We nav well ask, is the Lords side
properly represented? There aie now
some fifteen prisoners in our county
Jail. / am right about the sending Of
missionaries abroad when the field is
ample at home. Let us have more light
and the scales Of justice more evenly
balanced, and let our courts have the
ne.ve to fully execute the law, and then
we will have pea e"
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everythir g that was necessary to make
them comfortable on the trip. The re-
porter, having obtained as much Intelli-
gible information as possible from the
two girls, next visited the old man, who
was sitting at 9 window Of an old frame
building on the lot south OF the city hall.
He was hsndcuffed, and was apparently
studying the novelty OF the situation.
Charles Neaper was born in Lawrence
county, Middle Tennessee. He Gays he
is sixty-eight years old. This is regard
ed IS false, as he has the appearance and
physique Of a man. not more than fifty
five. He was married to Louisa Murray,
the mother Of the children, "the year
before the close of the war About
seven years sgO he left her, and has
ever since tramped round in the many
sections of the State. He claims to be
the father OF the children, and says that
he took them away from their home st
Lsng Prairie, because their mother was
no longer able to support them. 1t was
his purpose to procure them home in
some city. He emphaticslly denies the
charge of the children, aud says that AS
their father he could only consider it the
work of q malicious woman in Grand
Tower. His story is crooked through
out. It is full of windiDgs, and alto
gether improbable. To leave no doubt
as to the truth of the girls allegation,
Captain Renshaw had both subjected to
a medical examination, the result OF
which bears them out in their story. 4
dispatch was sent to ROlla by the cap
tain, notifying them there Of the arrest
OF Nesper. The mother of Inc children
may be down in few days.
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NATIONAL BANKS.
Important Circular from she United
States Treasurer Concerning CiFcu-
IaIiOR and Shipments OF HOtes.

WASHINGTON, July 25.-The United
States treasurer has issued q circular, in
which he says: "In making returns CT
semi-annual duty to this Office, national
banks cannot deduct from their average
deposits the five per centum Of their cir
culstion deposited with the treasurer of
the United States for the redemption of
their circulating notes, No deduction
from average deposits will be permitted
in the return of duty, except as specified
in the form of blank return furnished by
banks holding the office Of depository of
the United States, OF the average bal
auce standing in their books to the
credit Of the treasurer of the United
States' He hes also issued the follow
ing instructions relative to the transmits
sion of currency to the treasury, the
careful observance Of which is Of the
highest i'm poTtance to the department,
and will greatly facilitate the making OF
returns. The very great labor thrown
upon the redemption division of the
treasury requires the strict observance
of these regulations, and, to insure the
safe and speedy transaction of business,
compliance herewith is required. They
are as follows:
First-National bank notes must not
be inclosed with legal-tender notes or
fractional currency.
SecOnd-Legal.ten notes and frac
tionsl currency should be put up in ; Pc
rate packages, and not exceeding eight
thousand dollars in notes should be sent
in any one package; when the amount
to be sent at one time exceeds that num-
Der Of notes, the same should be put in
several packages, not exceeding eiGht
thousand notes each, marked A, B, and
G, respectively.
ThiTd-The money in each package
should be assorted by denominations,
and put in paper straps (nO strings or
rubber bands), at least enc inch in width;
one hundred notes should be placed in
each strap, and the strap should be
plainly marked with the amount and
denomination Of the currency.
Fourth-A letter OF advice or inven-
tory, describing the contents by parcels
and amounts, and the total fOOtings,
written on not less than half a sheet Of
commercial nOte-paper, should be i'll
closed with the packages; it must give
the address Of the party sending, and
the disposition to be made Of the pro-
cseds, or how returns therefor shall be
made.
Fiith-Tbe package thus prepared
should be sealed up in stout paper, and
addressed to the treasurer Of the United
States. 1t should be plainly marked
on the outside with the owners name
and full address, the amount inclOsed,
and the nature of the contents, whether
Iegal-tenders or fractional currency, the
disposition to be made OF the proceeds,
and that the same is forwarded under
the government contract with the Adams
express company.
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ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD.
Investigation bT ahe COmmissiOneE-
Mortgage BOndhOIdeFs, Trustees.
Claims of LahOEers, ReceiV.
ers and Absent Papers.

Chattanooga Times, 27th.l
Hon. Philip Phillips, of Washington,
District of Columbia, commissioner If
the Alabama and Chattanooga railroad,
arrived yesterday, aid commenced a
hearing Of the matters in dispute in re-
gard to tie Alabama and Chattanooga
railroad. Mr., Thomas r. Roulac, of
Greensboro, Alabama, is the clerk OF the
commission. The lawyers present are
r. Inge Smith, of Mobile, Alabama,
representing the first-mortgage bond
holders; Judge E. II. Grandin, of Nc
bile, Colonel ]. A. Elmore ana Judge j .
@. Smith, of Montgomery, representing
tie trustees; Colonel w. L. Flskin for
]. c. Stanton, and Colonel V. A. Gas
kill, representing the labOrers' claims,
and also the receivers. Colonel R. G.
Kyle, of Gadsden, and Judge w. J.
HarTalson, are in attendance upon the
court. Some Of the papers in the case
were missing, and had to be sent for at
Mobile. The session yesterday was de-
voted to considering exceptions to the
report of Colonel J. w. Burke, the
former special commissioner. Several
exceptions were disposed of and general
rulings were made, which will dispose
OF others as they come up. Mr.. Phillips
holds his court in the second story of the
Alabama and Chattanooga depot, and
will sit daily from ten o'clock in the
morning to three in the afternoon.
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TENNESSEE NEWS.

Nashville has an organ association.
Knoxville has a camp Of gypsies in
her suburbs.
Hamilton county issued five marriage
licenses last week.
Cumberland university has 8 library
of eight thousand volumes.
CompuOlIer's warrants are eighty
eight in Nashville, which Is at least ten
degrees below the thermometer.
Three prisoners recently escaped from
the Wartburg Jail, and are no longer
warts upon Morgan county.
Chattanooga Times: Is it not singular
that the creators of the greenbacks
should now be denOuncing them as
rag money!"
Mrs. Wallingford, peripatetic female
Of massive architecture, has recently
created q sensation st the Maxwell
house, in Nashville.
The Confederate memorial association
OF Chattanooga realized fifty-five dol
lars and eighty.five cents from its re-
cent moonlight excursion on the river.
LoudOn Times: Colonel MCGOWAN,
who few days ago was editing the
SAaLAdLtOSd LILIES sui bourbon
sheet, is now editing the Commercial, a
Republican paper.
Nashville Banner: A whole colOred
family, living in the northern part of
the city, were badly shocked by light
ming last Saturday evening. A young
girl was severely injured.
Chattanooga Times: A number of
railroad contractors have been in the
city recently examining the approaches
and site OF the Cincinnati railroad
bridge, with view to building on it.
Chattanooga Times: There is a dis
tressing lack II harmony among the
organs OF the Republican party. Here
is the Chattanooga Commercial Shrek
ing death and dsmnation to 'rag
money" while the Knoxville Chronicle
firmly demands more greenbscks.
Nashville Banner, twenty. seventh:
The receipts, sales, shipments and price
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Personal.

DR.. B. G. HENNING and wife re-
turned yesterday from Bon Aqua
Springs, where they have been during
the summer.
MRS. M. B. STAFFATT, OF the Pres
byterian seminary, Tuscaloosa, Ala
bsma, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. S.
Carpenter, of Vance street.
COLONEL WILBUR F. SIMMONS leaves
this morning for the mountains OF East
Tennessee. We wish him q pleasant
sojourn in the cool regions which he will
visit.
Mr.. CHARLES W. PEARSON, of the
house of Schwab & Co., has returned
from the mountains of Virginia. He
seems to be very much improved by his
trip, and is glad to get back to Memphis,
where ne has SO many friends to vel.
come him.
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RATES or ADVERTISING,
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ONE DOLLAR FOB TIE APPEAL.

Persons leaving the cjtyfOr the
country can hare the DAILY
APPEAL sent to them for one
month, on sending to or leaving
their name and address and One
Dollar at OUT oOLHtjH6-roOD1-OT
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH.

GALVESTON, July 2S.-Cotton easier;
middling, 1910; low middling, 13c; good
ordinary, lie; net receipts, - bales;
sales, 124 bales.
CHARLESTON, July IS. Cotton
dull; business unimportsnt; middling,
145c; low middling, l4c; good ordinary,
13!c; entirely nominal; net receipts, 127
bales.
MOBILE, July 2S.-COtton nominal I;
middIing, I45c; low middling, 14e; good
ordinary, 1880; net receipts, AZ bales.
SAVANNAH, July 2S.-COttOn en-
tireIy Nominal; no qustationsi net re-
ceipts, bales.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER REPORTS
BY TELEGRAPH.

VICKsBURG, July 2S.-River rose 2
inches. No boats up or down. Weather
clear and warm.
NEW ORLEANS, July 2S.-Arrived: :
Grand Lake No. and barges, No de-
partures. Weather clear and hot.
EVANSVILLE, July %. - Weather:
Heavy rains last night and to-day-this
evening the heaviest rain Of the season.
River rising slowly, with "a 6-10 feet
large on gauge. Port list-Up: Idlewild,
5a.m,: Geo. Roberts, noon. Down
Dick johnson, 6 pm. Business very
light.
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REEDY's patent elevators, hydraulic,
steam and hand-pOwer, put up in the
best manner and on reasonable terms.
Orders received and executed by NJ. Boz
land, office with Venable & Rawlings,
IA Union street.
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STAMMERIEG Or SUFFERING
CURED.

Professors Randolph and Creigh-
ton, these eminent professors Of the art
of curing stammering, are now in this
city, and will remain until August Sd.
They challenge the world to produce a
stammerer that they cannot cure in
very short time. Terms reasonable. Of
flee at the Commercial hotel,
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CULNBACHER EXPORT LAGER.

A carload of Culmbacher Export
Lager, the best in the world, arrived
last night, and is stored in the man.
moth icehouse of Henry thurman, the
popular beer-prince, who will have 1t on
tap at his Monroe-street saloon, next
Saturday,
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

.EEn REWARD -STRAYED OR STOLEN.
- AU on Tuesday, July 20th, from about the
corner Of Poplar and Dunlap streets, youEg
black Newfoundland Dog, About eight
months old, but large for his age. Had On
brass cO4ar with his name Caro-" on il, and
a so his owners name Whoever viii return
him TO 40 Poplar street, viii receive The above
reward and no que ti0nS asked.
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LIVINGSTON l. COMPANY.
DOE RS TIC AND FOREIGN BAHKERS,
10 PINE STREET, NEW YORK,

Conscrvatively organized for doing
the business OF opt-of-tOwn banks, bankers,
cOrporations, merchants and individuals
Usual Interest allowed on daily balan cos.
Collections made and promptly RENTED.
Oor~ssF oaGeTace solicited. Exchange on prinei-
Pot cities of Europe.
LIVING ron, EEWBEFAy & CO..
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CLOSING and brass huting-irUn cOm-
bined, 81 so. Best futing. machien
made, S. 50. By H. WetteT& Co
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JUVENILES! JUYENILES!!

An elegant assortment Of the best and
most popular juvenile books, to suit all
tastes and ages, at 34l Main street, third
door south of Union street.
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Go TO Leddin's Business College

THE SUNDAY APPEAL will be unusu-
ally attractive, and offers the best in
ducements for advertisers to reach a
large class of readers.
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A RARE CHANCE.

Intending purchasers OF ready-made
clothing will find their interests well
served by a visit to LOwenstein's NAM
moth clothing store, 238 Main street,
where, for the next thirty days, they in
tend sacrificing their immense stock Of
custom-made clothing, suitable for men,
boys and children, at prices so low as TO
appeal 10 the pockets of the most eco
nomically inclined.
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FOR LEASE.

L OTIS. in sizes to suit, on Madison, Court and
Il Monroe east OF Charleston depot, on easy
ieTms, FOR i've yesrs-suit8ble for cottages,
tenements or a factory.
W A. WHEaTIFY. $50 Main street
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The cheapest and best STEAM DYEIEG
and CLEANING HOUSE In the city is st 2f6 Sc.
coud streSt, HANSON - WALKER,
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JOHN WALSH, Undertaken, 344 Sec
Ond street, opposite, postOffice.
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GIN REPAIRING,

PLANTERS can have their Gin Saws Filed
/ in the best possible way, and their Gins
thoroughly overhauled and put in No. order,
by Il. ". HICKMAN. He can also furnish the
old style HORSEPOWER Of the best timber, with
iron Oandwheel shaft. Builds Gins, Gin
Feeders, Linters and Filing Machines 10
order Can furnish almost any variety of Gin
material. A few secondhand Gins for sale.
Fer further particulars inquire of
B. ". HICKMAN
JyI7 No. 666 Main St., Memphis, Tenn.
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ATTEND Robartson's Business Coueg

NFURIE.--The instantaneous cure for
isstrolsSC. Geo ". Jones q Co., keep it.
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nR. ALFRED VOORHEES, makes speci-
IL atty OF treating Eye and Ear Diseases,
Once ~ PoplaT street. my29
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REMEMBER

The Rest Goods at tue Lowest Prices
AT
LOwenstein's Mammoth Clothing Store,
29S Main street.
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NOTICE.

VNHE insolvency OF the estate OF Fletcher
i Lane, deceast u. having been suggested at
the July term Of the Probate Court all per-
sons having claims against said estate are no.
tined TO appear ana file the sssle. with the
Clerk CT the County Court, authenticated IN
the manner prescribed by law, on or before
the 10Th day OF November, 1870.
R.DUDLEY FRAYSE2,
This JuIy Is 1915 Administrator.
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FOR RENT OR SALE
LOST,
To LOAN.
PERSONAL.

EsONEl-lo loan on collateral, in sums TO
VI suit. Apply TO WH. j. BERLIN
Wa Room r 80 Madison street.
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FOR RENT.

COTTON SHED-AppIy 10
u HARRIS. NICK tSSICk & TURLEY,
ivgg 43A Madison street.
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q. H. HOIST. T.W. Hoist.
G.. H. HOIST & BRO.
UNDERTAKE Frs,

Always on hand, a large assortment OF Me-
tallic Cases and Caskets and Wood Collins OF
every description.
Orders by telegraph promptly filled, and
Cases shi pred G. D. D.
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NO. u MAIN STHEET-A pply TO
N ". }. STisPll ENSDN.
tylj GUY MCCLELLAN & GO.
4 IENTRAL HOFEL-On 4 dams street. Ap-
- ply to David Hastings, Commercial hotel,
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WANTS.

Nm AND WOMAH-TEe woman to
"A cook, wash, iron and milk; The man 10
attend % stock and work on farm. Man and
wife preferred. Apply TO
= q ]. s--.-E-- :. n Co LIS Front street
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u ODNS Furnished OF unfinished, for
Il families or gentlemen; meals Il desired;
reference required. GAIT HOUSE.
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OUSE-A furnished house Of four or five
- rooms. Would buy a small quantity of
furniture and pay reasonable rent for the
LO. 80. Address, MODOC, Appeal Office. Jy27
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-12-04
THE CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERNORS,

With the dates of inaugural, nre as fol-
lows, the date opposite the name of
each being the date Of the termination
Of tho rule of his nredecessor: