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AUCTION SALES.


II Il. WARMER. ksA Estate AuHoa IT.
TsIsIIHs, s.LE OF vALu.gLK TWO
eTURY FRANZ HOUSE, WITH Brick
BasEHEET. ON 81 STREET, BETNEka 4
and sT6kATs SOUTHEAST.
% whine OF DEED OF trust 20 rs, dated m
Augt q 5st. A. ~. 1875. sDo recorded IN Liber O.
Ne lG, folio $50. one Of the tsad Jrds tor .c&A
the district OF Columbia, q the request Of the
no dtrs'f ,he note eured thereby, we shsi self,
81 cubic auction in frnDt q the . enise., I'll
DAY ibe Is day Of October, at AZ clock o..
N al that piece OF PEI Col u ground known IS lot
nun bertd t~euty eight (23l Of George q. Gali. :
subdivision OF square Numbered seven hr udred sui
ninety eight tI9cl tofe her with the Improve aeuts
tLer.on, ccnsistips II . new too story Frame
DEeiirg With briek b cement
Terms Of ssle: oT0. with interest thereon Of the
,.s OF ten iol per cent Pc, snnum from March ID
1910, epo the en- penses OF the sa- In cash. ami the
basanee In one year, secured oy . deed of on
the properly sUd The OF the purchaser besriuG
inter est from the day of sale depssit Of size will
be n uired IT the time Of sac Ali conveyaucipg
~ the Purchasers cost III the terms Of sale are not
Q implied with within ten tio) days the Trustee. re
serve ns rignt TO resell the property st the rsk and
coet Of the oefsultinR purchaser.
T. S .k6ss fIRk sYpuHe' rru,see..
octS-d }. T. C6LDWRLL, Salesman.
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SEE OUR STOCK If YOU WISH T,
SAVE MONEY.
CHEAP DRY GOODS
IL WEST END.

4 IIEAI DRY UUUDS
IL WEST END.
LUTrRELL d WINE,
HAVE JUST RECEIvED:
from 81 50 10 IS O pair
BED Twillsd FLANNkLS from $50 Il 6oc
CANTON fLAhHELS. from Sc 10 7sc.
Coed OALICOE5, from $40 to Sc. per yard.
IID YARDS Dksss GOODS reduced from 1sc to l0c.
Dknso GOODS, IN fasniopAb shades, from CSC. to
oelorsd CAsHMEBEs, a., wool = wide. SOC;
~ inches wide, sl.
BLACK SILK ST OLD PRICES
UhDkksHl BIS, from sc TO 81, sad DRAWERS
Cashmere s, Cloths and wstsrproo,- very cheap
Blesched aDd Brow COTrOS, fr m &c 70 l3lSc
Good sHEETIhG, Ike.
For chap sod desirable goods call on
lUIERELL = WINE,
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WHY HE WEARS BLUE JEANS Uncle
Jimmy Williams does not wear blue jeans
is dear to him from many old associations.
"For many, many years In the county
In which L was raised" the old man
wear He learned All be knows, though
faint much, he says, In clothes made OF blue
jeans. In blue jeans he went to school, and
never wanted broadcloth when he went to
apple orchards and sledding parties. aI went
coortin' In blue Jeans," says Uncle Jimmy,
ssand neither she nor the minister objected 10
marry me on that account when the time
came; I'd be ashamed OF myself IL I was 70
60 back on them now because O lot OF little
minded jackasses think at to sneer at them. %
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STABBED HIS SoN-On Tuesday evenine
J. b. Laplant, Frenchmsn, and his son
Joe, living near McCook, OAK, eight miles
west OF Sioux city, visited q saloon at that
place, became partially Intoxicated, and en-
gagged In pla ying cards, the son beating his
Isther and winning two calves, which tue
old man had bet on the game. He became
lniurlated AT the loss, and, maddened by
drink, stabbed bis son In the left breast with
dirk, the blade passing about an inch be-
low The the heart, causing q dangerous
though possibly not fatal wound. Laplapt
W as Immediately arrested
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THOMAS LOwLING, Auctioneer

THOMAS LOWLIHG, Auctioneer.
SPECIAL SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURsI.
PLATk MIKRORs. sUPERfoR WALsUT
cHAMB.R tETs; GPH0LsT0sID Is REPS
sfH FEsfs eeT FgsssEGss
CHAIRS, OIL PAINTIHGs AND ENaRA-
WINGS AND OHR0M0s, HAIR AND HEX
AND PlLS0WS.19 BRUSSELS AND OTaER
CARPETS, DINING Room FURNITURR,
HEATING STOVES, KITCHEN REQUISITES.
In WEDNESDAY MoRNINs. October
III. 1876, at 10 o'cl.ck in front OF my 49,
auction rooms, shall cell Q splendid col UNIV
lection Of the shove goods.
N; B.-The Carpets will be sold ct II o'clock pre-
oet2:2r THos. DowLIsG, Auctioneer.
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NV D1fAKIUKk.
CLHpLT wAsHiHaT0E, PHILADELPHIA,
B0sTon And PRovIDsHos sTlAhsHIF
The steamers Of the above lins WIN leave PhiaAsl.
phia every SATURDAY. at . m. for -
Es.hinston; Is,uInins. silI Leave
@dJrasifs Through bills Of Iadins issued 10 and
from the above ports. Freights received and de-
nyered daily from o. m. 20 .. m. Orders for
delivery Of freights and received ct 1903 stroSS
end HIS stb street northwest.
w. p. CLYDE co.,
No. - 3. Wharves, Philadelphia.
J. II. JOHNSON CO.,
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CoNDEMSING WRoSG BUrPURsUrNe 1T.
a Few days since the sheriff I'm charge of the
Mortified Mimi bank robbers recelyet a
letter from q gentleman requesting that the
question be asked the robbers whether they
sad ever attended Sunday school. The
letter was given 70 Cole Younger, the heal
OF the captured band, who replied on q pos
tal caro-; 81 am proud 10 say 10 you we
were raised by religious parents and attend
Cd sunday school regularly In our boyhood:
and, two, had charge OF Bible class while in
Texas, al Seyne, Dalles county. have ever
respected Christianity. i have known the
rlgnt And indorse IL. condemned the wrong
but yet the wrong pursued"
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VHOe. BOWLING, Aucslonesr.
STANDS n TH gaH ESsFl.E LIE IIsnsrr NAB

on the premises, will sell All the Stands remain
ins upsold In the Horshern Liberty Market House.
For terms ana conditions inquire OF the aucttoneer
or Of the ONCE Of the Comp any.
By order Of the Directors
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TRUsTIEp SALE Of vALUABLlIMPRO
RIAL ESTATE ON FIRST STREET WEST
BETWEEH d AND e STREE rs NORTH, A

- N~@N - ~ AsH1 ~ NSo "a n
Ry virtue Of Q deed OF trust to me, dated the -
10Th day Of August, a. d. 1870, duly recorded f.:K
In Liber No. 794, folio 313 ct seq Of the land i
records Of District Of Oolumbia and By direction
OF the party secured thereby, wiz, on 6ATUR-
DAY, the Both u September, a. b. 1870, ct 5
O'Clock m, offer for sale ct public auction, to the
highest bidder, the premises, the following de-
sTibed real estate to-w1t: All that piece or parcel
Of ground known and described % the south one
half Of Lot numbered three go, In the subdivision
OF lot numbered two ~, IN square numbered six
hundred and twenty nine In the city Of Wash
ing,on, and District Of Columbia the same 10 re-
corded In the Office OF the Surveyor OF said District
together with the improvements thereon, consisting
OF . comfortable two-story brick dwelling and out
buildings.
Terms Of sale: One third cash, Of which oleO must
be paid when the property 10 strack Ell and the bal
ance In two equal payments ut six and twelve
months from the day Of sale, for which the notes of
tie purchaser. bearing interest ct nine per cent /.
and secured BY deed OF trust the property sold
must be given. All conveyanciDg AID recording OF
purchasers cost. II the terms OF sale are not com
piled with In days from the day Of sale, the
Trustee reserves the right to resell the property,
after days notice b. advertisement In the Eve.
ping STAR, at the risk and cost Of the defanlting
purchaser. A BIRHEY, Trustee,
DOWHMAN q GBBhN.
eeplS % ,tu,eo6ds Auctioneers.
~ IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE WEATHER
the above sale 10 postponed until WEDNESDAY,
the tn OF October, same hour and place. BY order
Of the Trustee. BOWMAN q 6REGN,
sepS0-d Auctioneers.
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1876 rrnssssffiseEE .r1. 1876
Fo fhA Hath WASf snA onufh->at

1876 rrHsssSHf5HsE 1876
70 the North, West. and Southwest.
Double Track. Steel Rails. Splendid Scenery,
Magnificent Equipment
eEPrEMBER l1rB, 1875.
Trains .esvs :shihEton, city timo: from Depot,
For Pittsbura and the West, . N daily, with Par
lor Oar TO Pittssurg; TAO N daily, with Pal
ace Ger t. Chicago, and 1850 m. daily, OK
BALTlMOKs AND POTOMAC R.ILRoAD.
For rC . kocheHeI, Buffalo, Hiagars
Palace Oars to WARNS For iTie, GsSsndsi,
ga IA, bnnsse, AND Niagara rails, 1850 an,
For Re. IoIf and ne East. $40 m. d.iIy With
nan Psrior Cars. S:s5 . N. dali, EXCEPT Sun
and md Lao n. daily except Sunday, Win PsriOr
For Phil.deIpbis, sos m. and lao pm. daily
ImsS :ss 100 and a sHe .I,s, daily
Accommodation for Baltimore, l:ao Pm. daily,
For fopss Greek Line ITO m and 4:sO Pm.
daily, except Sunday.
"a SSP zAfrx&ssDDssffa0 sassis sHt
For sleIs adris, e.7. $50, 80, IL. am, 1, 5,
4:20. 5, 8, 700. and 1i:4o m. On Sunday
For the touta. vi. Richnond. 11:4s pm. daily,
except Sunday: and via Lynchburs, 7:tS am.
Trains leave Aiessndr,s for Washington, s. =. 8,
SS1 sG.dav :. and 3 sa9, s,s 81 and Pm
Tickets. iniOrmatiOn, slespns sad Pssinr Oar
Recommendation can be procured at the Ohoes:-
syraSis aSepne, Sorthe.ss eoruer Of sixth ssaeet
9IasIs e.o te left for the CHECKING Of Baggage to
ID. M. BOYD, il ,Gen1 Passenger Agent.
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CABPETS!

Just received q new line Of CARPETS IN Brussels
and Inzrains at about Manufacturers prte,s. They
are cheap, aud cash buyers Will money, they
be sold Prices AL the way from 100 to q -
In different grades. and the styles new.
The FALL STOCK ~ DRY GOODS Is conplets,
and an animation will show you the place 20 buy
cheap goods
~Just dealer to al, and good value for your
money.
7. n. NAUDAIN,
e~R3-tr
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AUCTION SALES.
TaoMAs BOWLING Auctiopeer.

II
CHANcIBy sArl OF REAL ESTATE Al
sTkKST wn Tns WEST SIDE OF l<rn
v,rt1s Of =. dsc, es Of the suprsm Court -
eanse 30, sOss. docket IS xe viii &C otsr for.
SALE Inb'ic anetion, 70 front Of the prenis.e on
p Lot sS S:Ss's u. , Ss. Il So iof
the same stsee corner Of said LOT on the
and 10 sse .h ssnS,n .
sundred lool feet; thence south fourteen GKJ and
the piece OF besinhins; and i'm proved by . two.
"S%, 1r pIs " FL, Hou .s. ,on.s :, ,,.,
each on the day Of sale, within seven day. there
after and the residue in three equal isstaments 1t
shsiI IIoSi note. Tor sls disrr.a esissnts,
ssh, per eentnm pc, annun nc "a paid, sod secured
or s =. sas ne
Al es.h on the day Of sale or within seven days
the m Of :, q: :,
sac are mt complied With the Trustees the
ment. WARREN pTO
H1S Hss u Ms: :iE' S. Iisfsri:s'
..,m. Columbia Law Binding,
eer0 eo6os Trustees.
FsSysp Bal Est.F.v sitUAr. os n
sTEEkT, s%Ss s5E SrTWEGGFiN 90 AID ARR
BY virtue q decree o. The s 81 pre0s o,ur.
OF the District OF Columbia, pasaed in the tMI
seur1 VI nJns III ". ho)eer william Is
Brooks ct 81. No $3.50 Equity Docket is, we will,
on TUESDAY, the Sd day Of October. A. D. 1879,
at O'Clock p m on the premises, cell at puoIic
auction all the following de.crieed real estate. 70
be red i've hundred and twenty I've 1881 10 the CITY
OF washington and District OF Columoia begi ming
for the same At point on street north fifteen (I5j
ieet west from the southeast corner Of said and
runnir theLcs west eighteen (l8l feet aud six l6
incb-s; thence north eighty one 1911 fe,t thence
east eiebteen OSI feet and six 49, inches. thence
south eighty 80 feet the place Of bsQiunipf:
agpurteuancee thereto belop ging
Terms OF sale, Is prescribed bv said decree, are:
One fourth cash the day Of sale, or VII seven
days thereafter, aud the residne thres equal I'm
staments In six, twelve. ana eighteen mouths from
the DAY Of sale; the pIomissory notes of tho BUR-
CHASER bearing int, ON the day Of sale ct the
rate OF elk rer cent Der annum ninth paid, or ell
each, at option OF the purchaser deposit Of ol00
70 be paid when the property is struck of. The
unsfees Will retain the title until the purchase
money asd interest are wholly paid, and IL terms Of
sale not complied with ia seven days the prop
erty will be advertised aud resold at the risk and
cot of the def cutting puIchsser
n AZ R9ks A. RBbbRsEY, Trustees.
sep2l-eoS6s DUNOANsoN BROS, Aucts
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ANOTHER LOT OF
CHEAP DRY GOODS

CARRIERS, 7O5 Market Space.
Black Silks at old prices, 81. Isl, Lso, ls2,
BiseE Cashmere very cheap, over one yard wide,
very fine, only 7tc
Black Alpsca, very 6ne, double width, &c. BIsck
Elk MohsiE Alpaca, finest IN slity, 30. worth 75c
Large assortment Of beautiful nes Dress Goo Q,
Itls, Is, -, 25, 30. s., t0c COIOred Cash mere, dou-
Die width, 6Les qu alfty, all wool, 20, e. 7sc.
Pure Linen Table Damask. sOc
All Wool Bed Twilled Flannel, &c; yard wide
White Wool FLANNEL, sc
Nearly two ards wide Black waterproof. 75c
Largest White Wool BIsnsets, a5. VERY wide
EheetiDg, sc. Excellent Bed Ticking. 25c.
Very large Assortment Of Cassimeres for men and
boys wear.
Good O>lico. in remnants, sA. Yard wide best
Cotton, In remnants, 90. sep25-tr
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"ASh b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and SITS

"ASh b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and d SITS.
WALNUT FaAME PARLOR SUITE. UPHOL-
sTERED ~ REP; MAkBLE-TOP CaAnBeR
hoard, WALNUT FRAMED Marble TOP
SUITES, COTTAGE SUITES, PAINTED BED.
99skk EHTEEsa9S mrAstE
OIL CLOTH; HAIB, HUeK AND COTTON
1SP MATTkESSns; rfATHkR PILLOWS
CROCKEkY WARE; KIrJHEN UTENSILS
&c.
On DHIsD AZ, October 9Th, 1915, oom.A
menciDe AZ 10 O'Clock q m, shall sell atE
1919 street, between 18th end 18th streets n
northwest the above collection Of Furniture,
Carpets, &c. Terms essh.
sep3O-d WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auot.
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FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
= THE sTEAMER "AATTAlO," OArI. W.
q ssh street, every MoEDAY and =
ThGkeDAY A0RHInoea q Z o'elock, tor
Eou1n1, including the fsvorite summer resorts Of
6oLroNs, BIvRR SPRINGS, and BLAKIsToN's Is.
LAND. Returning viii arrive In Washington on
TUESDAY and FRIDAY DVEHINGe, about sun
down. W. h. KLLLnoH. Ascnt.
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RAILROAD TICKETS 10 % nom al pofnsu
bought. EXCHANGED or sold ct
. reduction Of ONE DOLLAR
upon any other oefos or depot
Ticket. good sfil used. BAsssss checked teroash
Apply 70 II. d. WHITB6IDB.
ap1H 09T Penn. ave-. Candy store.
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DRY GOODS.
DkY GOODS,
CARPE FINas, &c.

CARPEHINas, &c.
The largest, cheapest, ard rrost sesIrsbts .tock
bibited IN SAshiS ston can nov >. ma a. No
rs Hn sueet- Store running through fr IN 7Ih
O@2u W W. BURDEvxH co
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
We are nov r,eeivi-g a full stock q, s-.sa,.h,.
DRY GOODS
vhieo Se propose 10 sell At prices that Will de v
a full stock Of .u perior Black add OcIored Dash.
MKRke aud kRINOD- a. soc Use SJI.c AID q
Medtun and low priced DR. sss u yODS, Dc. !, asc'
A com pIets stock Of CAssIMsREs for man And
Boy. ron ss 70 % p;r ysrd
ia, e4n ss % aud % 50, Just Oh per psir les
OR White sI,rs SHIFTS finished the best sold
Frank Leslie. Out Paper Patterns.
GEO. J. JOHNSON d CO.
sep9eou 1I1 M.rket Space.
SEE OUR STOCK IF YOU WISH To
SAVE MONEY.
WE SILL ALL KINDS OF DRY GOODS
AT LESS THAN CRY PRICE,
BLACKS and OOLORgD CAsHNERs and BLACK
clLhs OF 1he best brands . speciality.
so sses. OssHMsEEs and 20 pieces Of BLACK
,BhsskIrs from :, to's S and q full line Of
Dout fail tn favor rs with q call before making
prompt attention. hsusnIb>T fhs Locations
w. n. RROWI,
No. 314 sth street northwest,
spS-n Near PsAnsylvauia avenue.
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SITTING o. PoRCUPrNE-The sscra-
nlento lSsl Snion has the following incl
dent Yesterday morning a traveller nv
one OF the railroad trains brought 20 the city
porcupine OF large size, csgc1 In a roomy
box, with pieces OF board placed across the
TOD II intervals OF about az inch aid a half.
In order mat the animal might have as
much air Is possible. His owner sat the Dor
down near the ticket Office while ATTENDING
10 some other matter, aud IL attracted little
attention. BY and by a young man, VINO
hsd GOT tired OF standing mp, seeing what
deposited himselfupon IL with a sigh OF re
neL A bystander who understood the
'sltustlon stepped up quietly, aud with his
cane began punching the porcupine. IL was
out lew seconds before the animal became
'fretful, as IL were, and then he got his back
up The reader may at some time have ad-
mired the slacrity with which an indi yid Al
has arisen from a chair out OF Difference 10 q
oent PIN which had somehow got there be-
lore him, but on this occasion the man shot
up as though he had sat down upon a full
paper OF bent pins, all hot At that"
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RXIrs OF PAssAsI.-Cabin, 90, en- ana ol0,
sod, according 90 aooonmodat1on. Ticket 70 Paris,
Du, gold, sddittonAl. Return ttoksts On fhvoIabl6
steer.se tiekss 2 md tfcm al an. q Europe q
BelfsS, GissScv, HSSre, kntvsrI ssd osksr So ~
On the Oontinsnt. and u hsdttsrrcneaa Ports. ror
No RovifnG Gresn; q both .escress and cabin,
% 81 ALLW0QD hHQRRIe0za Ne; S1e TN q.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

CRANO OPHHIHG BOOTS AND SHOES at
~ ~ The American Shoe Store, 1914 and afAn
case 60 pairs Child: Shoes; 10; q; .O
Women's PEBBLE Goat Button: 81 So. Misses do.
90; 90; ia MenS Peg Congress; elEup; 50
9land 81 Is School kh oes In the city Mems, Wo-
mems, Boys ana Misses' Shoes, from q upwards,
No trouble to chow goods ct W SELBY'S,
sep6-n Between 10Th and 2O,h ssreets.
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No man can tell when a low OF nina, 49,,
!eSn IL COINS 20 break out In a new snof
Ssss arm Tad, who has been motel for h,s
once took notio7 10 huut on ma Die -. "a.
armed himself with q wide month e.,,,a'
and trau,ped over lots and nelds and an
nsppea many Inchess singer. Alter se-
cept 10 see them crawl mp and down Una
sides OF The bottle and whNck their stineers
INTO each other. he was ont early the ofber
morning, gathering In the bees waile they
were benumoed, and wher he entered me
house for bres kfsst he hsa about thirty
great, overgrown, wicked-looking bumbAe-
pee They were packed ints the bottle.
heads and tails and other weys snd TIE
father, catching sight OF them, spoke up:
"See here, boy, don't want ary more Of
mis- footing around after bees. Aser break
iast you have that bottle out OF doors, aud
don't bring another Zee around this house .
The boy placed the bottle behind the din
ine-room stove Teere was gentle Gre, and
through the nrst cup of coffee, when they
heard something going:
T I'll ong -loue-rong s-gi"
me nre warmed TIE bees up, aud they
lelt The bottle TO warm the family I'M. II
was business affair and the bees went In
10 90 tneir best The boy aid out st the
napkins until sliding oat wouIS nav.
dole no good. The old gentleman sol n
sting on his LETT ear and another on his beaa
n The same secoDd, while the old LAZY wss
punctured In the shoulder, soi yelisss ..,s,,s'
DER with all her might
"hsul-msul em!" shouted the ola gan
ueman, waving the butter dish around ana
getting another needle into his neck.
"Policei police" squesled TIE OLD lsdv div
ing under The table as q big bee settled ON
the lobe OF her ear.
IL was very even fight for a while, bat
then the Old man got down the cellar and
the old woman dew for a bedroom the ones
deep bass voice shouting. "Gtmme the cam
phor, Betseyi" and the other 50 ueAkins out
/ ma On ffar0 A
No one knows what became OF the bow
de Is reported as missing. Sested under the
swaying head Of some stunted thorn trees
on The commons, he locks lougiugly toward
home, but he realizes that hts reception
VIII De red hot.-l Detr0n Free Press.
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CU n A & D LIN E.

NOTICE.
with ths view Of diminishing the chances Of col.
lfefop, the steamers Of this line take Q sDecihOd
oourse for all seasons Of the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown 70 New
York Boston, crossing meridian OF % ct - lat,
or nothing TO the north Of -.
On the homeward passage, crossing the meridian
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The largest, cheapest, ard rrost sesIrsbts .tocH
o. New DEl GoODs aud CIRPE rIaGs .ssr eI-
blbited II Vac hiS sfon can nov folnd a, No
92- Ith sheet. Store runnisz through fr IN TIh
street 90 h. "
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N0fICn.r.rus: yno dssire g disRoes g a!l
- sos No. - ls,es "a. az Rlsse n ~
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-27
$3.50. 90 REWARD!

rI,HE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID
1 for the arrest and conviction Of the man
who robbed the Salt Lake Stage, about three
miles from Phoebe, on Wednesday evening.
March 29th, 1876.
By order Of b. d. BRAsTow, Asst Sup.t Of
Wells, Fargo h Co.
Per ". L. GRIFFIN.
inhSi-u Agent.
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NOTICE TO
LIEN HOLDERS.

TN JUSTICES COURT, PIoCHE TOWN.
i ship, Lincoln County. Nevada.
Thomas Foye, plaintiff VS.. Thomas J. An
drews. defendant.
Notice is hereby given that Thomas Foye,
the above named plaintiff has commenced an
action In the above entitled Court against
Thomas ]. Andrews. the above named defend
ant, to enforce and forclose lien for the sum
OF st1ty-two tS620O) dollars gold coin, and
costs OF preparing and filing said lien, against
that certain house, lot and premises described
81 follows, to wit: That certain town lot, stu
ate, lying and being In the town of Pioche Lin
coin County. Nevada. fronting forty.five (45)
feet on the northwest side of Main street, in
said town lin Panaca Flst) and extending back
an equal width Of seventy-fv (75) feet, togeth-
er with the superstructure thereon, the said
building being the premises formerly occupied
by the said Thomas ]. Andrews. Said lien is
claimed under and by virtue of an act of the
Legislature of the State of Nevada, entitled
=" An Act to secure liens to mechanics and
others. and to repeal all other acts in relation
thereto: Approved March I'd, A. D. 1876" and
all persons holding or claiming liens upon said
premises, under the provisions of said act, are
hereby notified to be and appear before the said
Court, at the Courtroom Of the Justice Of said
Court, on Lacour street, in said town of
Phoebe, on
Monday, the 22d day Of May,
A. ID. 1916,
At ~ o'clock m. Of said day, and to exhibit
then and there the proofs of their said liens, as
provided in said act. And all liens not then so
exhibited and proved will be deemed waived
In favor OF those liens 80 exhibited and an
proved, as in said act provided
Phoebe. Nevads. April 2lst. A. D. 1876.
THOMAS FOYE.
apss-td Plaintiffs Attorneys.