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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-07
SheriHs Sale.
UNDER ORDER OF aArx.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER or sAIr m.
ID SUED out Of the District Court in "a
for Lincoln county, and to ma directed ~
delivered. for Judgment rsndered in said Court
on the 18th day Of October, A. d. 1876, in fsvor
OF John Dahl, VIM. 0'Brien, Patrick NcDon.
ough and Michael 0Brien, plaintids snd inter
venors, and against the Warrington 3 Creole
Mining Company, for the sum Of tAgO.O0, eoid
cent. per snnum from the 2ist day Of Nay, a.
u 1873 with the cost herein to be taxed III
like gold coin.
And also for . Judgment rendered in ssid
Court on the i!th day Of October. a. D. 1875.
John Dahl and Michael O'Brien, and against thc
Washington Creole Silver Mining Company.
for the sum Of $S9000. gold coin. with inSersst
thereon ct the rate Of 10 per cent. per annum
rom May 2ist, 4; 2; 1915, with the costa hsss-
And also for further decree rendered In MA
Court on tho llth day Of Octob~$ A. D lGyE. ~
favor OF N. F. Tarpey. assiene, Msrtin IN
PEI, and against said Washingtcr . y creole Mn.
with interest thereon 1t the rate oflffW - &
per annum from the 29th dsy OF Nay. -
1875, with costs and disburaements 81 date az
Judgment taxed at $l25.60, and al sscruina
costs all In gold coin.
I have levied upon the following mining
property. to witt The description and particu.
lar boundaries Of the property authorised 70 b
sold under and by virtue Of this decree, 20 far
~ the same can be ascertaiued from the com.
plaint fled In this action or otherwise, are -
Follows: That said mine and mining claim
known a. and called the Warrington Creole
mtre, consisting OF 1900 feet Of mining ground.
more or less. situate on tho north-west side Of
Spring Mountain, Ely Mining District, Lincoln
County, Nevada, being that mining property
worked through that certain shaft formsriy
known ~ the Maxepps shaft and WORKS, now
worked by said defendant, together with all the
tenements and sppurtensnces to said Washin0.
ton Creole mining claim belonging or In any
ways appertaining.
Notice ia hereby given. that on
Tuesday. the l8th day Of Nevsnbsr,
A. d. 1875,
At the hour Of II O'Clock M, at the front door
OF the Oourthouse, In Lincoln County, viii
sell the above described property ct public sue.
ton, to the highest bidder to sstisfy aaid judg.
ments and all costs and sccruing costs all IN
gold coin.
Dated Phoebe. Oct. 25th. 1875.
A. FIFE, Sheriff.
Lincoln County, Nevada
By G. BmDaAIl, Deputy Hherd3.
o2o.td
The above sale is hereby postponed unaii
hour and place.
A. FIFE, Sheriff,
By g. BmDaALL. Deputy.
Dated Phoebe, Nov. 18th, 1875. n1o.td
Postponsment.
The above sale is hereby postponed until
Tuesday, December 7th, 1876, q The
same hour and place, by order Of plaintiGa
attorneys.
A. FIFE, Sheriff
By G.. BnpsAIL, Deputy.
Dated Phoebe, Nov. 2ith. 1e76. n26-td
Postponement.
The above sale is hereby postponed unttl
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FOR SALE.

TWO FINE STUD HORSES FoR -
i SALE. ~
Tho horses can be seen at Geo. @. .Ns
Johnston's Stable on Meadow Valley 5lfeet,
For particulars a. to price. &C., apply 10
d26-ff JOHN N. CRAIG
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FOR SALE!

A BEAUTIFUL RE6lDENCE IN PrOCHE
~ finely furnished throughout, for sale
cheap for cash.
For full particulars inquire Of
CHAH. WIKDERH0LD.
matt Main street.
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Postpenemsnt.

Tho above sale IL hereby postponed until
Saturday, Decemher 18TH, ieg6, q tAs
same hour and place, by order Of rlaintirs
attorneys.
A. FIFE, HharsM.
By q. BmpsAxL, Deputy.
Dated Pioche, Dec. 4th, 1875. dt-td
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N o r. I CE.

A IL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
"A to be indebted to the Independent
Market. lately run by Greenleaf 4 Dobbins,
will please call at Lichtensteins 3 Auction Store.
on Main street, and settle their accounts imme.
diately with J. M. Dobbins, otherwise they
Will be placed In the hands Of an ofacer for
collection.
Phoebe, New, Dec. Is. 1875.
d16-9Od JIM. pOBBINS,
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The above sale is hereby postponed until
Tuesday, December 7th, 1656, at ths
same hour and place, BY order Of plaintiffs
attorneys.
A. FIFE, Sheriff
By G. BnpsAIL, Deputy.
Dated Phoebe, Eov. 2kth. le76. n26-td
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-10-19

The Standard of last week gave notice
there would be grand Democratic rati
fication meeting at court room, Monday
evening, October l6. Desiring to hear
what they were gslng to enthuse over we
went early in order to get seat, and after
remaining sometime left, supposing it was
all over as no one came, but after going
to our Office, saw two boys ride past on
horseback and the horses covered with
sleigh bells, and every jump the horses
made one of the boys would yell out
Democratic rally at court room right
away" So We dropped our work and
again started in search of the grand blow
out; when we arrived, the court room was
twenty-five boys from ten to fifteen years
old, and all cheering for Hayes and
Wheeler and the last person that entered.
Some good democrat had requested the
boys to yell and cheer so it would attract
a crowd, but as no voters came, the lead
ers did not attempt to make any speeches,
and gave the thing up as grand fizzle. 1t
is pretty hard to get democrats to enthuse
on continued losses, you may try to
figure out gains, but this is too thin, and
you can't stuff gains down them when
they all know better. We did not observe
the great headlight of democracy the Rev.
Porter there, and it was suggested by
some, his nerves were affected over the
strain on his brain last week in writing
heavy editorials and sharp, sarcastic and
pointed locals, but we did not believe it.
Take it altogether it was grand tizzle and
when you fool that audience again to at
tend democratic meeting you will have
to give some assurance you intend to do
something.
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HIGHLANDER
Obituary..

WEST.-MARY ANNA WEST, daughter OF
Ezekiel and Susannah Bateman West was born
July 10, 1850, and died September 20, 1876, after
a protracted sickness Of thirty-six days. The
deceased had formerly enjoyed unusually good
health, and during her last sickness was very
anxious to get well; but when she realized that
she must die became perfectly resigned and
said she was willing to submit TO higher au-
thority, il it was His will that she must go.
Some days previous to her death the burning
fever caused her mind to wonder much of the
time; and In her delirium she was frequently
found engaged in her much loved and chosen
profession, going through the usual routine of
school duties; but in her conscious moments
she spoke often of "going home" passing over
to that beautiful land" Before the silver cord
was loosed which set her spirit Free and releas
ed her mortal body from suffering she called her
friends about her dying couch bidding each an
anectlonafe farewell, and requesting them To
meet her In that better land" and left the
message to her young associates-.tell them In
life to prepare for death and to meet me In
heaven" She said to those about her sit il
sweet to live but II Is sweeter still to die .
Weep not for mel Brighten upl Brighten up
My sufferings will soon be over when ishall rest
in heaven; and requested the singing of the
song containing the beautiful sentiments. ssWe
are going nome TO die no more" and assisted In
singing I'm that sweet by and by"
In her scrap book was found, recently insert.
ed, the following beautiful lines.
Look upi though gloomy seems to-day.
Tomorrow bright may be;
Look upl yoA bird though restless now,
May soon q warm home see;
Look upi and dry that starting tear,
Believe that better days are near.
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improvements.

Chas. Smith, restaurant near Central
Depot, 16x24.
j. Knox, new dwelling, north part city
Isaac M. Votaw, new Larn, 26x40, Is
feet posts, on farm.
L. A. Scott, addition to house in West
Oskaloosa.
w. +. Mccoy, new kitchen.
ID. w. Hartman. jr., new barn on farm
west of town.
A. b. u I. Hanna, extension of stock.
sheds on farms in Adams township.
w. j. Dean, drug store, West High
street, 16x24, one story.
r. II. Binns, Scott township, new barn,
26x36, 10 feet posts.
Fl. b. Cummings, Madison township,
new house, story and a-half, 16x26.
w. Ashmsn, Muchachinock, new house
16x22.
]. w. Jones, Muchachinock, new house,
16x14, with L.
A. D. Smith, east part of city, new
house, 14x10.
OsKALoosA TOWNSHIP.
w. III. Harrison, barn, 25x3O. Benz
Crispin, house, 16x16. w. II. Sopher,
house, II story, 1920. w. Jennings
remoddling house.
VIM Beardsley, store room, 2Ox4O, 81
Beacon. Brick school house, 24x3O, in
Scott township. w. T. Charnock, build.
ing, 1Sx30, White Oak, township. ;. NIX.
Prime, new house on farm west of town
-. James Leughridge, improvements or
house in south part of town. John Sims
new house, north of the square. David
Perdue, new addition to house. Phelps
& Gould, new barn. Phillip Snyder, re.
modelling house. .Chas. Blattner, add.
ton to and remodelling house. w. L.
Shoemake, addition to residence, city.
AT LACEY STATION.
John F. Lacey, store room. 20x40, two
stories. james Patten, dwelling and
shop. Mrs. Weatherwax, dwelling and
barn.
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ROSE HILL. Iowa,

oClODcT IL, 1910. J
EDS. HERALD.-Our town was lively to-
day, ewing to the fact that Hon. John s.
Runnells made us a speech on the political
issues of the day. We had such short
notice of his coming to our place, that the
audience was small to what it would have
been with due notice, only about IS being
out; but Mr.. Runnells is tip-top speaker
and his speech was none the less interest
ing if the audience was small. III. G.
Leighton and ia. Hoffman, of Oskaloosa,
made US flying visit, and took in Mr.. r. s
speech. And one other thing we have to
record is that the Democrats of White Oak
township held another convention to-day.
We think this is four trials they have made
already this fall to get township ticket
(My Democratic friends will pardon me if
l am mistaken in the mum Der of times they
have met; the truth is bad enough) The
convention passed off quietly to-day.
Guess they didn't take on any of the
" Democratic platform" They nominate
new ticket every time they come togeth-
er. All the leading men in the Democratic
party have been nominated for something;
and some Republicans. OF course they
will have to have some men to dc their
writing and transact the Official business.
When they bring out Republican that is
not tip-top scribe, an expert generally,
such as would be required to write up q
Southern Claim, he simply notifies them
he wont serve. If this ticket nominated
to. day sours by next week we will let you
know. But as some of our physicians are
strong in the Democratic faith, they may
keep this ticket, nominated to-day, sweet
until November. SCRIBLER.
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REMEMBER
JIM
PROUDFIT
HAS
FRESH
OYSTERS
REMEMBER
MRS. MERRILL,S PICTURE GALLERY

MRS. MERRILL'S PICTURE GALLERY.
There can be had Photographs or Zero.
typs, large or small; Photographs retouch-
ed and FURNISHED; all finished up In the
best possible manner and the latest STYLE.
Always on hand nice lot of picture
frames to suit the size and style of the pic
ture.
Friends, give us q call, try our work and
judge for yourselves. You will not hear
US running down our brothers in the
same craft to build up ourselves. Gener-
ally, you know. those who boast the most
know the least.
Come any day but Sabbath. You will
find warm rooms and comfortable accom-.
modations, and best of ell will see in us q
disposition to suit our customers. Don't
forget the place, Phoenix Block, ever Ham.
bleton's store-room.
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GRANVILLE. Iowa,

EDS. HERALD We have had several
hard frosts since wrote you last. Those
who have orchards have picked most of
their fruit. Considerable corn has been
cut and shocked around Granville this fall.
The people are making good use of the
good roads at the present time, by doing
part of their winters hauling. Mr. Lewis
Shroyer and family and Mr.. J. W .Timbrel
have returned from Adams county, where
they went las Spring, having been eaten
out of their crops by grasshoppers.
Yours respectfully, L.
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SCHOOL HOUSE BONDS. NOTICE OF
ELECTION

oCdOOL HOUSE BONDS. NOTICE OF
ELECTION.
Notice is hereby given to the qualified
electors of the Independent School Dis.
trict of Oskaloosa Iowa, that an election
will be held on the fourth Monday, (23d
day. of October, A. D., 1876, at which @
proposition will be submitted, asking tia,
the board of Directors of said District be
empowered to issue the bonds of the Dis
trict to the amount of Five thousand dol
lars to enable the Board to complete the
new school buildings in the first and
fourth wards of the city this season, these
electors in favor of said PROPOSE
ton will prepare their ballots with the
words "For B onds" and those opposed
with the words Against Bonds" writer
or printed thereon, the said election will
be held at the Office of the "Bashaw Liv
cry Stable" opposite the Post Office, tn,
polls will be open from nine o'clock, O. m
until four p. m. of said day.
Done by order, and in accordance with
aresolution passed by the board at thei
last meeting viz: on the I'd day of Oct.
1876. r. DUMoNT,
Secretary.
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GEO. r. LEE,
City Clerk.

eJames M. Wharton, near Beacon, this
county, having purchased a magnificent
stock farm in Richland tp., at a cost of
over five thousand dollars will set up his
hog pens early next spring on the premises
recently owned by G. j. Dood of said town
ship, Mr.. Dodd retiring from farming flor
practice of his profession.
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I" Boys In Biue.o

The Boys in Blue" will meet at the
Court room this Thursday evening at 2
p. m. Let all members attend; also all
who wish to join the company. The same
fight OF 1851 is to be fought over again
with ballots instead of bullets-and there
are none better qualified to make that fight
than those who wore the blue coats and
brass buttons in the dark days of the re.
bellion: A Democratic triumph next
November will put the gray in power, and
the blue must take back seat. Let us
not, by lethargy or carelessness. contribute
to that result.
pxr or1a~ ~ tha oonfafn
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The Moulton Record, the champion OF
the greenback cause in Appanoose, has
gone where the woodbine twineth-that
is it has died. 1t will be removed to
Pennington, in the first district, and will
be issued as straight Republican sheet.
We will hear of similar greenback deaths
soon.
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Perry Crossman, one of the first men
who located in Oskaloosa, coming here in
1913, is in town visiting old friends. He
is well remembered by the old residents as
one of the liveliest men of olden time, and
the worst practical joker we ever had in
town. For proof ask Metler.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-10-19

EDS. HERALD Our town is improving.
We have two new buildings, one by q Mr..
Hewitt, for residence, 3 very fine build
ing. Mr. Hewitt is from Ohio; he is going
into the blacksmith business. The other
building is for a saloon; so you see we are
not going to be dry. John Glotfelter and
his good family haye moved to Sharon;
hope they may do well. G. b. Shields has
zone into the mercantile business with
Thos. Kelly; they haYe good stock of
goods, and with Joe McCarther for clerk
they will do well beyond doubt. There
win be temperance meeting next Tues
day evening. Come down. All speak
highly of the new preacher and lady.
The weather is very fine. Health generally
good. RIcHLANDER.
PEORIA. October 10, 1870.
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William Mcclellan, brother of our J. S.
Mcclellan, died at West Union, Ohio,
Sept. 10. He was 6S years old, native
of Ireland, and had been resident of this
country "a years. He was member of
the NJ E. church, and at times filled the
places of deacon, minister, etc. He is
highly spoken of by the West Union
papers.
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Perry Crossman left us an apple of his
raising, on his farm in Jasper county, call
ed the Surprise" the meat of which is all
beautiful pink color. We have seen
them streaked with red, but never saw one
all red as this is before. He has several
trees of such.
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GAINESVILLE, OHIO,
q OH

OOVOUOI I = IOEU.
EDS. HERALD:-Votes taken on the train
yesterday and last night, show about two
for Hayes to one for Tilden. Hayes old
District goes strong for Foster, Republican
Congressman, so a man told me.
There is tremendous rush fer the Cen
tennial. About so got on at Tiffen, Ohio,
last night, making in all 10 or IA cars that
were crowded.
The name Tilden seems like kissing
by-word with the young masses, while
Hayes gets better as you come nearer his
home.
More anon John TAYLOR
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Council Proceedings.

Adjourned meeting.
Friday, October Is, 1876.
Councilmsn all present. Councilman
Houtz in the chair.
The revision of the ordinances being
under consideration, an ordinance prsvid-
ing for the licensing Of auctioneers, etc.,
was taken up, read first time, and then
laid over.
An ordinance providing for licensing
teamsters, ETC., was read first time and on
motion referred back for amendment.
An ordinance providing for licensing
billiard saloons, was read first time. A
motion to suspend the rules for second
reading, was lost under the rule requiring
three-fourths to suspend. The vote stood:
YeGs-Evans, Houtz, Levi, McCulloch,
Shannon-5.
Nays-Ayres, Hurst, Scots.
Ordinances providing for the impound-
ing of hogs and cattle, were taken up and
passed the regular forms to final adop-
ton.
An ordinance providing for the security
Of the city against fire, was read first time
and on mo ton referred to solicitor fol
amendment.
A claim of F. N. Whitaker, Of 800, fol
labor on the street, was allowed.
On motion adjourned to October 16.
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The Republicans of Union Township,
will meet at Union Mills, on Saturday
October 81, 1876, at 2 o'clock p. m, for
the purpose of nominating township
ticket. PAUL CASTER, Com.
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Moss Brothers haye new advertise
ment in this issue of the HERALD, that is
worthy of careful perusal. They have a
good stock of dry goods, notions, cloaks,
shawls, &c. Read their ad. and give
them call
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The Boys in Blue.

Court Room, Osksloosa. Oct. II '76.
Pursuant to ell the old soldiers of the
late war, met at the Court Room for the
purpose Of organizing company of "Boys
In Blue" II. w. Gleason was called to
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-10-19

Buy the Golden Bucket" collar from
Morris l.. Levi, and he will walk out Gen.
Ben Butler for your inspection. Stacks
and stacks of underclothing of all kinds
and varieties for sale cheapby
MORRIS L. LEVI.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-10-19

Buy pair of those Centennial Boots
for yourlittle boy of l. c, Green & Son.
Nothing can please him better. If you
have no little boy, go and see the boots
anyway.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-10-19

The best line of Wooden, White and
Fancy Shirts at lower prices at Morris l..
Lewis than any other house in the city.