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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-08-05

Estate Of Jno Hubbard, deceased Inventory
presented, approved, aud ordered recorded.
In the matter of the petition for the appoint
ment of a conservator OF Katy Alvord. Bond Of
L l. Thompson in the penal sum of $4,000 ap.
proved
Estate OF John q Raey, deceasc, Final report
approved, ordered recorded and executor dis.
charged.
Estate Of friedrich Irgens, deceased. Claim of
CD Borchsenius allowed for s5S.49. Claim OF /
Nelson for $3.50 dismissed by claimant. Claim
Of Stark Bros for $500 allowed.
Estate of Matthew Carey. Inventory, appraise.
ment bill and widows REIMBURSEMENT aud sc.
lection presented. approved and ordered re.
corded
In the matter OF the guardianship Of Geo I
Gillian, minor, the guardian presenter his fl.
nal account which is approved and ordered re-
corded, and the guardian discharged.
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c. +. Taylor and James Clarkson are ioiio"-
ing the entlre circuit, not as preachers OF the
gospel, but faithfully attending the races
The celebrated Eckert divorce case has
been compromised by Mr.. Eckort getting a
decree of divorce, and the scancal Of public
trial avoided. During the pendency of this
affair Mrs. f. has had employed about doz
en- LAWYERS. Charles Blanchard and l. B.
Crooker represented Mr. L. through the
whole affair.
Mr.. w. II. Wheeler has had son born
unto him in his old age. Owing to this be
ing the centennial year and various other
circumstances, more especially his politics
he has named the boy Hayes.
Messrs Curtiss, Hastings and Ferguson
have just retained from Philadelphia. They
can be found on the street any day enlighten
ing our citizens upon the manifold wonders
of the centennial show.
Politics are decidedly SLOW. Enthusiasm
seems to be minus quantity. Levi Kelsey
ha, got back squarely into the Republican
ranks. Casper Fischer, leading German
and wnilome democrat, has holsted the ban
ner of Hayes & Wheeler. Mickey, Guiles,
Gilman and other influential liberals still re-
main faithful to their democratic bride.
Col. Plumb has just paid us VISIT push
ing his claims for NJ. G.. He claims that lie
is the only man who can beat Campbell.
There IS difference of opinion on this, how.
ever
As to crops, wheat Is worthless; oats light
hay an enormous crop Corn fair but irail.
i NUTT
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From Mendoza.

MENDOZA, Aug. 2, 1876.
On Sunday night Marshal Forristall re-
celyed several injuries while attempting to
arrest rufflan. He was hit IN the forehead
by large rock and the skull fractured. HIS
life, however, is not considered in danger, un.
less extraordinary inflammation supervenes.
Tom has made one of the most efficient city
marshals in the state, but occasionally gets
injured. II will be remembered that Pat
Riley, a well known rough, is now serving a
four years term in Joliet for s,abbing him.
The button factory of Messrs. Herrick,
Clark & Co. is about TO commence operations.
Some ten tons of the vegetable ivory nut are
on hand ready to be made up into buttons.
OUR old friend Fire Marshal Warren
Clark has again committed matrimony. lie
got tired of travelling in single harness.
An organization termed the MENDOZA Field
Sporting Club has just been effected, having
fer Its object the cultivation of field sports
and more especially the enforcement OF the
game laws OF the state. AS might be expect
ed, on. fst lawyer l.. u. Croker is president
Our imported school teacher is vice presi
dent.
The approaching Horse Fair bids fair t.
be success About $50 entries are made
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the head OF Ottawa Avenue and one on the corn
cr Of Cass and Tyler streets, was on motion re-
ceived. Porter moved to refer to Committee on
Gas and Gas Lights with power to act; and
Jckyll moved to amend by having but one lamp
post at the head of Ottawa Avenue. The amend
ment was lost by the following vote: Ayes;
smith. Bowman. Brown. Hoban, Trimble, Wy
man and GrlHth--s The question recurring. on
the original motion, it was adopted by the fol-
lowing vote; Ayes; West, Porter. Bowman,
Brown, Mccain, Hoban, Trimble, Wyman and
Grinith-9, Nays Smith and Jekyll-2.
Petition of NJ. II. Swift, asking permission for
himself and neighbors to lay tile drain through
portions of Main and Fillmore streets, was pre-
sented and on motion Of Porter prayer granted.
The Clerk submitted receipts from Clark,
White IL Co, the international Pipe Co. and the
Crane Bros. Manufacturing Co, for bills order
ed paid at last meeting.
The Supervisor of Streets submitted the fol-
lowing report Of the amount expended on the
streets from April Sth to date:
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I.arkin's Court.

The question is, where did they get their beery
There seemed to be good many " oil last sun.
day. NJ. Cummings was the victim, however.
lie had horse and buggy, was on big drunk,
and WAS showing the gentry coves" how to
drive. When, however, ESQ. Larkin on Monday
morning fined him So for the drunk, Is for dirty.
ing over Main street bridge, and also So for driv-
ing over Madison street bridge. he became dis
gusted, and not having the ducats was commit
ted to jail. Vim. Kelly also became disappoint-
ed with life when the Esquire taxed him 50 for
"disorderlY"
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Spsfial gotifs5.
DIR. ii. OLIN,

DIR. IL. OLIN,
OF Chicago, formerly OF this pa'eJ will visit Ottawa, at
clifton HOTEL the first Tuesday OF each month"; for treating
81. diseases of the Eye and Ear surgcsy otherwise.
Operations cataract artificial pupil Inverted lids closure
Duct eye strasshyoms, and the removal OF
and morbid growths of every description. Artificial
eyes and inserted without pain or previous opera
ton, Granular eyelds TIE most Frequent disease IN the oet,
,Hdically md permanently cured
From his long experience In treating diseases OF the Eye
Ear he feels conhden In stating that he cure nearly
every Chronic diseases also esed Consultation Free
Largest stock OF Artificial Eyes In the West.
December 10th is70.-u
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Al Of which Is respectfully submitted.
T.. ii. SMITH, chairman.
The liquor license of Maher Bros, was at their
own request, on motion Of Hoban, revoked and
Clerk instructed to issue new license to Thomas
+. Maher on complying with ordinance.
The following Liquor License Bonds were sew
orally presented and approved:
Henry Carroll, James Hoban, Thomas F. Ma
her, Geo. Routcllhe, jeffrey O'Donohue, Nelson
Card, I'll. NJ. Bodwell, X. Wolfe, Jay Blodgett,
John Hoban, Slough & Horr, Louis Gigel, Mat
thias Schilling John Heating, Ursula Suzberg-
er, Jacob Glenn, Margaretha Glenn, Fred Muel-
Ter, Paul Irion, John Longton, Franz A. Acker.
mann, John Downcy, David Bernard, and Jos.
eph Meyer.
The bill of A. B. Mclntlre, Sheriff, wa referred
to Police Committee.
The bills of Manley n Smeeton and Vm Stor.
mont were referred To Committee on Fire De.
Dartment.
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SI,oIJ II
The estimates reported were furnished by the
board. 1t is the opinion OF your committee that
these repairs needed, still the following items
L.. u. nd NJ
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THE COURTS.
Circuit Court.

CRIMINAL.
The People &c, vs. Frank j AlOee. Baslaruy
Motion for new trial oyerruled and appeal to
Supreme Court prayed and granted.
The People, &C., VS. Grosh. Contempt
Fined IS for non attendance as juror.
People ex rel WIN p Henryvs L II Strait ct
al, Commissioners OF Highways OF town OF Day
ton and J Robson ct al, Commissioners OF
Highways of town OF Wallace Petition for man
damus Ordered that summons issue returna-
BILE at o'clock A. NJ, Aug 10Th.
COMMON LAW.
Edwin X Fay VS. The Vermilion Coal Company.
Eiectment Finding fer the defendant.
George Avery ct al. VS. same. EJcctment same
Jacob Carr VS. George W Gardner Appeal
Dismissed by plaintiff
Mary Fay VS. The City Of Mendoza. Tres
pass on the case. Continued.
Jane E Kinney VS. Peter Hagan and James
Conlin. Appeal. Judgment of $50 for plaintiff
Halver Thompson VS. Robert Wooley, APP
peal. Continued.
William Formulas VS. Thomas White. Appeal
William McKinstry vs. William and Michael
Callahan. Appeal Continued.
John Ferguson VS. Orlando Smith. Eject
ment Judgment for plaintiff Motion of de-
iendant to yacate and set aside judgment and for
new trial under the statute.
Uriah S Painter VS. James Foster Replcyin.
Finding for the plaintiff.
James Hennessy VS. John Shea. Appeal. Con-
tinued.
Joseph Rooms VS. VIM Callahan. Appeal. Dis
missed for want of prosecution.
r Lawrence IL Co VS. A c Mclntire. Trespass
on the case. Judgment for the plaintiff for
costs.
Maria Ham VS. Thos Ferrsital. Appeal. Dis
missed for want Of prosecution.
Ravens, MacKnlay IL Co vs. Mates Co..
Judgment by confession for s22l25 and costs
Albert Maierhofer d Co VS. Henry Bruner. As.
sumpsit. Judgment by confession for $iGS3o
and costs.
Daniel Tower vs. Austin Adair ct al. As.
sumpsit. Judgment by confession for $Gl7.4O
and costs.
Henry Orlcdgc V James Hugglns. Tres
pass, Continued
Emanuel Erimsrck VS. Peter Birkcnbeul. As
5umpsit. Jury found for the defendant Mo.
lion for new trial.
Patrick Daley vs. 5 W Culklns ct al Case
Continued.
Ravens, MacKinlay IL Co. VS. Geo II Rugg As
sumpsit July nth, confession for @3l12S
Thursday Rugg appealed TO Supreme Court, aud
execution stayed pending proceedings.
First Nat. Bank vs. Richard Clark. Assump
sit. Confession and judgment for $llS6O.
CHANCERY.
Jacob J. Eckcrt vs. Harriet Eckert. Decree.
The Matthiessen 81 Hegcer Zinc Co VS. The
Northern Illinois Coal and Iron Company OF La
Sale and d. Taylor Injunction. Decree by
agreement for complainant on original bill
Sidney Pusifer VS. John Weber. In chancery.
Dismissed by complanants.
Alkaline Parr ct al. VS. Esther Butterhcld ct al.
In chancery Report Of Master approved and
decree establishing rights and appointing com
missioner.
Peter Howe VS. Albert G McCalcb. In chan.
Gerry. Report Of sale approved.
Jeanette 2 Drlnke VS. Henry s. Drinkle. Di.
yorce. Decree.
Emma s secley VS. Chas A sceley Divorce.
Decree
John Colwell and JAS Colwell VS. II + Clark.
Time to answer extended until Sept. 18th
Mary Wnser ct al. VS. Geo Flick ct al. Part.
ton. Report Of commissioners approved De.
cree Of sale.
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SEC That there is hereby certified to the County Clerk
Aforesaid and the said total amount 10 Wit forty I'VE
thousand (tIjuOOJ dollars which said several
be raised 10y taxation for the year OF said
cy and the Mayor and CITY Clerk OF SAID city hereby
laid La Sale county on or before The secosd tuesday Ia
By SSe and also at s last msnOh e eI 10 csT to
the said county Clerk the said total required
provisions OF tho General revenue Laws OF this state and
request the said County Clerk To extend same upon all
taxation the Is assessed AVID equal state and
county PURPOSES rs the law directs
b That this ordinance sHal take effect and be In
force from and alter Its publication.
thereof and each and all OF the said items of appropriation
therein Contained a. LYNCH. Mayor.
on motion OF Porter il was adopted by the
following vote: Ayes: West Porter, Smith, Bow.
man, Brown, Jekyl, Mccain, lloban, Trmble,
Wyman and Griilith-ll.
Petition OF Mrs. Margaret Brunker and others,
owners OF property ON east end OF Jefferson
street, asking council To grant them permission
TO have that portion Of said jefferson street. ~.
Ing between Fox River and first alley west Of
same, closed at their own expense, was read and
received. The petition sets forth that In its
present condition that part Of Jefferson street Is
OF no value a thoroughfare and only serves rs
a resort for mischeyous boys who are continu-
ally destroying the wall erected on bank Of Fox
River at the expense OF said petitioners. On mo.
ton Of brown, the prayer Of petitioners was
granted, with the understanding that they will
reopen said street at their own expense when
i ever requested 10 do SO by the council.
4 Petition by the Ottawa Turn Nerein and other
owners OF property Ia blocks 60 and S. states ad.
ditiob TO Ottawa, asking permission TO construct
a sewer at their own expense, running from thel'
locality 10. and connecting with main sewer on
jefferson street. under direction Of council, was
presented and on motion OF Porter referred u
Sewer Committee with power TO act
i Petition Of L. A. Rising ana others asking
icounell 10 cause the erection Of lamp post Al
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FOR COMMENTATORS Cad
hECEN 10 Card Books. Pocket Book, &c.
Leather Goods. AZ Osman Hapemsns. Is Ia sale 81
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A. NJ. SMITH GeRl Pass. Agt. II. RIDDLE, Gen'l Supt
May %. 1876. d. NJ. HALL. Agent at Ottawa.
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Rcspectfully submitted.

g,The following ordinance was then read
TAX ORDINANCE.
he Ordained by the Guy Council n the Cnp OfOtrnd:
SRC. That the sum OF forty.nye thousand tt5,01C
dollars, the being the total amount OF appropra
tons hereinafter named Tor all corporate purposes of the
city OF Ottawa and to be collected from the levy OF
the current fiscal OF said city be and the Is here
Tor the sca OF said city the 10th day
OF March 1886 all the real aad personal property
within said city subject taxation the assessed
and eQuazed for state and county purposes for The
rent and the following named amounts the total
amount OF which has been ascertaned aforesaid
hereby duly for purposes herein named,
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Chicago, Burlington and Quincy R. r.
TIME TABLE.

SAMUEL POWELL
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
F. c. LEE, Agent at Ottawa. jun9'16
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CENTRAE
COMMITTEE.

At a meeting Of the Democratic County
Central Committee. held in Winnemueca,
April S. it was resolved that the delegates 20
the State Convention, TO be held at Carson
City, May Is. to elect delegates to the Demo.
cratic National Convention, at st. Louis, be
apportioned ~ fol- VS.
Paradise Valley, Rebel Creek. AIeColly's
Bartlett Creek, and Clark & Gray's -one
delegate
Winnemucca- enc delegate.
Goloonda. GreggsYille, Pleasant Valley,
Jersey City. and Dun Glcn--one delegate.
knoxville ana Star City-one delegate.
Mill City, Rye Patch Oreaha. Spring Val
ley and Big Meadows-one delegate.
1t WAS resolved that meetings be held at the
several precincts en eaturday evening April
20, to elect such Delegates. and that the voters
at such meetings elect by ballot or viva voce,
as the majority may decide and that the re-
turns be forwarded as soon as practicable to
the Chairman Of the County Central Com
mittee.
The Committee recommend that all quail
fed electors, without regard to former politi-
cal affiliations, who are now in favor Of q
change in the National Administration. be cor
daily invited to participate in the election Of
delegates. J. L. SABINE, Chairman.
apr10-td
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HORRIBLE Diseases.

How many thousands ~ persona both male
and female. there are who ara suffering cut
miserable existence from the effects Of seorut
indus aCts, or from virus absorbed into the
system Look at their palid einaciated
ard dishEufCd faces and their brukeu.dgwn
constitutions dlsquelfyil'g them Tor the hap.
pincss Of marriage or the eajeyment " life
In this horad situation thousands saG until
death closes she scene Iat parents guar iaua,
friends. attend 10 those who are suffering with
any OF these horrible. lite-destruyna maladies
see thet they arc cared for aud cured b fore
it he too late. send thefn Immediately % DR.
GIBBoN, physi ian who has made private
diseases bis especial study for years, and who
IL certain to cure the most invetetste ra4a
W.t D Jut mercury or any injurious drugs e is
impovtant 10 those who aFe afflicted or to
those who ara interested ID The welfare Of
their friends g. be careful ~ the many pre-
tended doctors who insrst an cities publish
ing their saill iu cnrin1 sli diseases in lrG
days imposing upon tine public by uEluI the
names ~ eruiugnt physicians from ERfoga and
other places. Re therefore careful aud make
strict INQUIRY, Or yoa may fall into the hands
Oh those caaGiat4An.
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UiSso-0TIoa DlVaa4.

G. ". FRufN * C. l.. pEnEIsf
TENHE CU-PARGNERSHI2, HEALr0FOEB
Z existing between T.. ". FlAs,r AND Y. L.
Perkins. uudCr the & IN name 81 fraser &
Pork ns a. Ha.llc Mountain. iauaeg eaumty.
Nevada. and Jersey CITY, Aum5 li county,
Nevada. is this dag utss lytd By
mutud consent. G. ". fraser having sold
his entire interest IN Real h=ta q. stocks
@. Merchandise and Book accounts 10 J. A.
Blossom. 0f Bat h. NoUntain las rev inn
viii pas all Liabilities and collect an dcbts
due lie old Arfa of Fraser s. Perkins.
G.. ". ERASER.
&. l.. PERKINS.
Battle Mountain. March ~, 1876.
insFl6-3t
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co-PARrgeRsHiP no ICE.

j. 4. KLoss x q. J.. PaRgIss
WYE. THE CND BoIGN. HAVE THIS
Wv day formed q partnership, under w ~,
firm name o. Blossom 4 Perkins, and VIII
ntinue tn bRbin' ~ ol General Msfthanuaso
and Mining supplies, paying 81 liaolhHe.,
fraser a Perkia-. &C.,,
wish greatly increased capital, y ili'ies
for buying goods. wH trust. by ihe es',ss
prices Gnd attontioIfNtO the wants q 'No
country, to meet a liberal patronage, -,
q, Il. PERKINS.
Battle Mountain March II, 1878.
mar fU.It
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Cured at Horne.

Persons at distance may be CURED AT
HOME by addressing letter to DE-. GIBEDN,
stating case. ~ mptons, length of time the
disease has continued, and have medicin'
promptly forwarded. free from famage aud
curiosity, with full and plain directions.
Rheumatism, Fever and Ague. Plies, and
Iistnla, permanently cured. OF no charge.
Persons writing 10 the Doctor will please
state the name Of the paper they see this ad
yertisement in.
y inelosing ten dollars coin, in registered
letter, through tine Post-office. or through
Wells Fargo and Co., package Of medicine
All communications strictly confidential.
Address DR.. J. r. GIBBON, G23, Kearney
etreet corner OF Commercial, San Francisco
Post-office box 1857. Remember to put BOX
1857 on the letter eel 1y
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Seminal Weakness.

Seminal emissions. the Consequence 81 self
abuse. This solitary vice, az deprtyed sexual
indulgence Is practised by tho youth OF both
sexes 10 on almost unlimited e1leut. prod
with rnarring certainty thc following train q
morbid symptoms units eombafe,l by scieil.
tltC medical Aeasurcs, viz, sallOW eOunte-
nance. dark spots under the eyes pain Ia the
head. ringing ia the ears. noise lIse tho rust.
Ing % leaves ami the rattling OF chariots.
uneasiness about the loin- weakness Of the
limbs, confused vision, blunted intellect. loss
OF confidence, dliidence ia approaching
strangers, dislike 30 form new aequaiutaneos,
disposition to shun society, loss If memory,
beetle flashes, pimples aud various etupfions
about the face. furred tongue fetid breath,
coughs. consumption, night swea'e, mono
mania and frequent insanity. Ii relief be-
not obtained. should apply Immediately
either in person Or by letter, and have cnre
enected BY his new aud scientific inode ~
treating this disease. which never fails Of
ececting quick aud radical cure.
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The WEEKLY suM.

Eighteen hundtId ana scgeute-six i. the
Centennial year. IFS aIso a yeer in which an
Opposition HoBse 81 Repfoseui atives. the
FIRST since the war. viii b. ia power at Wash.
ngton; aud the year If the twenty thir5 elee.
Il II Of & President OF The United states Sn
Of these events are sure to he IL great Interest
and Importance, especially the two latter.
and al Of them and everything Injected
with hem Viii 10 fully ana freshly reported
ana eXpouuded ia Tut sun
The opposition House If Representatives.
tnking up the liEe Of inquiry Taaed years aa5
To- The eUN, viii sfeuliy and ailiAfn ly inTts-
tgato the carfupiioLs aad mlsdeeds II
GRANTS administration; and wII ia is 10 b.
hoped, lay the foundation ioT uew AID bet
ter period in orr national hiafUrv. Of an
This THK SUS viii cuftaia cdMplesa and Al
eHrate accounts, furnishing 81. re.defs VITA
early and Trustworthy informs iah up0.. tAes,
absorbing topics.
The tweuil-thirl Presidential election. vgth
the preparation. Gaf t. vii De memorable "a
deciding upCn GIssr's separations f0ra tn.al
term Of power and plBaaeF, aud still more =
deciding who SHALL bt tbe candidate II tho
party Of Reform. apd ss e.eetiug that csaa..
date. Concerning al these sub Gets thasr
who read 1uG SseS ~ II have the esns.fsr
means II being e. roughly well Informed
The WEEKLY sUs. which has attaintd eis-
eulation 81 over eighty Thousand c.pbs
already has iis readers ia every staa anl
Territory. ard eetiuat tlsat the year 1870 viii
see their numbers abIsd. Il wIl esttuge
q ie thorough neWsEaFeI. IN thteeagsaf
news ot the da5 viii es laHGd IN f. ts5Nraqt
when ualMUur aut 81 fall nesA when II
"a meDi, sud alFtass We TRUST. ffe.fa Ia .
eIear. interesting ..u3 Instructors laanatr.
IL Is oug aim T. n.a4a the hAIALY 6gS tie
lest tamtiy newspaper IN tAa Atfsa AMI
stall continue 10 gave ia its caIunas larga
amount of mi,cellauea ua leas4lag saeh -
stories. tales. poems. scientific Intelligence
H. IL. faft
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Euqqies and Saddle Horses

san always be had at my Stables in MILL
CITY Especial care will be taken Of transien.
stock GEO. NJ. MILLER.
Uaionville, January !, 1875. del #
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@SIND 2jr. g G. P. HOWELL < co. New
AJiork, for Pamphlet Of 100 pages contain.
NJ lists q -3.e@ newspapers, AID estimates
showing cost of advertising.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Arrivals and departures of trains at
Winnemucca Station:
GOING EAST.
Express Train arrives at 1910 a. NJ.
sud leaves at l0:55 A. II
Emigrant Trair. arrives at 10 P. n
and leaves at 1915 P. NJ.
Freight Train arrives at II NJ. and
caves at 1916 P. II.
GOING WEST.
Express Train arrives at 500 P. NJ.
And leaves at 1886 P. NJ.
Emigrant Train arrives at 80 P. NJ.
and leaves at Sis A. NJ.
Freight Train arrives at 1850 A. NJ.
an1 leaves at 2:40 P. NJ.
stages North.
from Winnemucca to Silver City
ard Boise City, Idaho Territory:
Idaho Stage leaves daily at IL A.
H. and arrives at 2:30 P. NJ.
From Winnemucca to Paradise VAL
ley, leaves upon the arrival Of the eX-
press train from the west Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, and arrives
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday after
Aoons.
Snaps Express, from Winnemucca
TO Varyville, Bartlett Greek mines, ar
riyes on Thursday and departs on
Friday of each week.
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a RARE BARGAIN!

FEAyING DECIDED TO TRY A CHANGE
OF climate for better health ! now offer
f9r sale rny entire financial interest in Win
leAucca, consisting of my
News Depot. Book and Stationary
store and Telegraph Office.
Situated on Main street. in the center OF the
business part of the Town, together with my
STOCK IN TRADE, GOOD WILL. AND
NEWSPAPER ROUTE,
ALSO
Fly Family Residence on Second
street.
All Of which / will sell at reasonable
&gnre. r,,-~.o,.-,,,.r,