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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-06-03
TIic iFrCsfifI re Verdict.


We have '""= seen "'''h can-" i'r a'a''n
10 al, peacr-lcviu-. law-a'.'I cl.iT. a- o.
n. b, uiIA,....t., ten, .ary OF ur8..
., -, .,.,..f.
>uc' P!'ch maj Is ".h''s' ""p'-'''.' u"
Sec e ~ that VIII not aclr: murderer
or all crln, NO, even r,rurpirr 4 verdict ur
,., .,..- -, r....,II,.
pTUwi"n'. l.HUe"'Ia' ana l'lV.'' c'!@C" Vt
his slayer Cnc of ;ac lowest order If 'ae
lru,,an s,r,ci.- and even ,.lcI m one d. ...i,
r....r.., ..,.-.. ,r,,I
eNleh"''''S ''-"'i's'''''S ' "'' ""7''''-
justification. But the jury in tie ifcstid-e
case seems 10 have been even more icni..qt
h,, ,l.. ,,ufi.. ,,I-f. ;,s ,or.ri., o,.ra.-. q,
nave >" ""I'o" " i"'''o - d - '''>
danger TO which tbs sympathy for criminals
Is exposing society. The pruclpal root ol
IL: o,.r = IL, ,.-,,.,ro,., ;f.., r., r;,l,t -,
'""e human '''' Oh '5''' i''''-s''.'' '.'.'
Of spilInG bioOi for sl'.ht irsuii. We ma o
a irW eNt'a'tS i'o.n i1c ccmh"''s oi our cay
s;c!a"Gcs Oh the Prestidge verdict.
Tie p;.ayuue saws Ihere i. 10 disgu- .l-
r. .hl,c ,cl,ri.,cg, Ia tie r after Of Ia" Pre-
;iI.e case. II F, too paI1a1,e ia p-sasrrcrd
70 Le overlooked. ana de mo~al il iucucgtc,
j. dauae-ou, 10 ing lcacr aud 10 'hc rrru.a a.
tiol Of tni, community. We have no nn1,yl-
edge Of the personnel Of the J, and mas;
no. be understood "a imrc;.cl' . the horr-ry
of their vc,dic,. Ilcre is a nad who CONES
before a coat Ur 4 citar"c Of IEu der. TIE"
is no testimony offered HAT h. ed
not kill lIarlcmaT. The eydcrcc tor tie
defense j. COZ fined 10 The pai.ar.on ur rnr
cine. but not a sug'e wi ,r,- Gr.icd that
Nr. Prestige had done rhe 'iirg t.
ev derce. l!lewisc. slowed q at tie ;; .p"
vas done While M,. Ha1Irqan had h's ANS
crossed upon his brrr.': aud though the e
might have been certa,l ~. ''r.-r.-. q en-
s,a ,ces, II Is ceiiaid mat Mr. P-c>r.1z-
attacked his pa "cr While tie J.. ter was NOT
dcenr'5g lseC How any Jay corid
hive b.ou.I, in d clean vcr, ct 81 iOl .t,ilry,
u"der sucI ci curs,a 'ces, We gre IaIie'
puzzled to cNp'air. Ii seems mat al least a
verd'c; O. iuaLs.au.btcr should have been
iende ed.
The Dcu,o.ra, >ays.
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p .-,,,.r ,,..,, ',,,,.I,r'.c n n
lit, 40, 10 go, 49,, ,,., ,.I ,l.,.I ,r
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49,, f,.,iors ~, 60. ,,.,.r -,
MO N ,,i,, ~ ,,.,, ...., ., -, -, ,;..
which is be- ing 10 p-evpr riro5g rs. II
il ce tiny ne t"yI lie !ab o. s.ooI -
'''' - W '' '.''' -! .''' ''-''''''''
4 ynrri,., ,2,.;,.r. r.r.,;,. , ma, ,.i.ol.,.
,,.;. i.,,, c.,,.a tom -,,a ~. oc t.li.y.ba.
i,r Is Of iufr;,rry ,nore d,,,,r.r 10 r9e cam
.,,.,i, ,i,, .t. .,l o.. : ,.;,r..,., /
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-08
OREANA, Feb. G, 1876.

OREANA, Feb. g, 1876.
ED. SILVER STATE.-Some mines
were discovered near here some time
since, which are likely to prove of con-
siderable importance. The discovery
in question was accidentally made last
October BIZ John O'Kane of Big Mead
ows while hunting horses. in the ex-
treme Southern end of Antelope Noun
tains. Shortly afterwards O'Kane,
j. Is, Brown and NJ. Gusrin went to
prospect the find, and while doing so
discovered several veins of carbonate
and galena ores. The former assay
from 800 to $3.50, and the latter from
5000 to $500 per ton in silver. The
veins run parallel with each other and
are from twenty to forty feet apart.
The first or most eastern vein of the
series, divides granite from slate
formation and all of them dip east. A
good many locations have been made,
bat, as Methodist ministers say at re-
viyals, there is room for more, and an
inviting field is open to prospectors.
The owners are now going to work to
develop these mines to some extent,
aud have now on the ground every
thing necessary for starter. Several
mining experts have visited the Dis
trict lately and all seemed to be favor
ably impressed with the prospect.
Some parties offered to bond the mines
for $50, 900. bat the owners prefer
prospecting them, until their extent
and probable value is more fully as
certained. These mines are located
near San Jacinto District eight miles
sonth west from the Humboldt House
on the Central Pacific Railroad.
Miner.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-08
ALKALI JIM.
An Escaped Convict Taken Back
TO San Quentin.
Miner.

An Escaped Convict Taken Back
to San Quentin.
Among the passengers on last even
ing's train was Capt. Lee 3. Mathews,
formerly Captain of the prison yard at
San Quentin, California, who was
returning from st. Louis with an es-
capped convict known as "Alkali jim. ="
notorious desperate. Jim was sem
fenced some four years ago to twelve
years in the California State Prison for
robbing Wells. Fargo & Co. S express
Last June, through the conr VANCE Of
a fellow convict. he escaped from San
Quentin in shoe box. He says the
box was turned upside down on the
boat which conveyed him from the
prison to San Francisco, and for two
hours and half he stood on his head
within it. A discharged convict, who
was passenger on the boat, knew that
Jim had been struggled out in the
shoe box, and at the first opportunity
released him, and assisted him in
eGecting his escape. Jim made his
way overland to the States, and was
recently arrested at st. Louis for com
plicity in an express robbery near that
city. The evidence not being suffi
ciant to convict him, he was acquitted,
bnt before he had time to leave the
Courtroom, man who knew him at
San Quentin, informed the officers that
he was an escaped convict, and he was
rearested and held until Captain
Mathews arrived from California to
identify him. He is now being taken
back to California heavily ironed to
serve the balance of his sentence. He
IS desperate character, and. of course,
would avail himself of the slightest OPP
portuity to escape, but he is closely
watched day and night, and in all prob
ability Will be inside the gates of San
Quentin before tomorrow night.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-08
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

New MINING DIsrRIcT.- Last fall
iniues were discovered and a new
district organized on the Winnemucca
and Cornucopia road. four or i've miles
south of the South Fork Of the Owyhee.
The new mines are said to be devel-
oping finely, aud two loads of tbs ore
is now on the way here to be worked
at the Reduction Works, The ore is
said 10 be similar to that found in Cor
uucopia.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-08

An odious comparison-Servant -
Somebody wants to see you, sir!'
Master-(a " shoddy," giving his first
swell dinuer) !" 90 is hit?" Servant
" Don't know, sirr' Master" Well,
well, but what's e like--is o q gen.
tleman?" Servant--(who has evident
ly been " TASTING" ~" No-o-o-o, sir
not exactly gentleman, sir--just
something like yourself. Il London
Fun.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-08

A WINE ring, which, through the
conniyance Of Federal officials, is de-
frauding the revenue, is the latest dis.
covery in frauds. Imported wines are
admitted almost free of duty, the
United States Consuls at the ports
from which they are shipped, having
signed invoices that they knew were
undervalued. An ex-Consul who was
removed for refusing to do as the ring
required him, says that he furnished
information which led to a seizure
from which the Treasury Department
recovered 800, 900.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-08

Law AND GosPEL. Our District At
toruey, Counselor Grass, is determined
to keep mp with the times. Yesterday
he received large invoice of law
books, thick. substantial looking vol
nmes, and copy OF the bible. This
- a new departure from the customs of
tho legal fraternity, bat Sam has made
up his mind TO keep posted on the law
aud the gospel
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-08
This 9forning's Board.

2l5 Mexican 1871, ia
1o25 Gould 4 Curry 1871. 1919
1866 alitornia 811I, 81.
80 Excheqaer Il
800 Overmau 5915
290 Justice 2G3l, 2G14
205 Snccor :, -.
$50 Union o.
SO Lady Bryan go, 326
1iT5 Julia IL, AZ
405 Caledonia 321t. SO
BOO Best Il Bslcher 56. 565s
$50 Savage 1871. 1G5.
100 Cbollar IS, 50
800 Hale Il N0tcloss -. II
1928 Crown Point -. Z3Iq
$50 yellow Jucket 81. 3711
go lmperial So. SIS
100 Empire :
1895 keutuck -, is
10 Alpha 23
1885 Belcher -, Sc
% Confd nee ~
l55 Con. Virginia 40, 4i2
$40 Sierra Nevada -, 1875
1865 California 8l1a. ols
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-08

JERSEY DISTRICT. J. Chambers,
who arrived here last night from Jersey
District and is now loading with grain
tor that camp, says everything is
" billing in that vicinity. New
Lodges, with good indications, have re-
Gently been discovered, and everybody
has great expectations. New buildings
are going up as rapidly as lumber can
be procured. G. w. Fraser, of Battle
Mountain, has opened store, and Jake
Ha~ley's Centennial Hotel is in full
blast, aud crowded with boardsrs.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-08
STRAYED.

Last spring small bay mare, long
bodied, heavy with foal, branded on
left hip with q small circle, and a
small star on forenead, strayed from
my corral in Winnemucca. A liberal
reward will be paid for her recovery or
information that will lead to the same.
Winnemucca, Jan. 10, 1876.
4w S. ]. CHAMBERS.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-08

NEW TELEGRAPH OFFICE. - The
Western Union Telegraph Office has
been removed to Urich's new building
on Bridge street, where the gentle
manly manager. A, Ii. Elliott, will be
pleased to accommodate the patrons of
the llne with anything in the light
ming business.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-08

Court NoTss. The Humboldt Mill
and Mining Company, by their attor-
ney Nj. S, Bonnifeld brought suit yes
terday against Terry, Friend, Doom
~and Nash to set aside execution and
for restraining order. n. Lew a. III.
Selgel. by the same att rney, also
brought suit against the above men-
toned defendants for a similar order.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-08

Il WoULDEN'T a-grabbed it," plead
ed a Chicago thief in Court, the other
morning, charged with snatehing a
diamond breast-pin from man,
woulden't a-grabbei it, only thought
| was II catching Boss Tweed"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-08
PROPOSE.
WRITTEN FOR THE SILVER STATE.

There is song in fun abounds,
That has not quite yet gone its rounds,
The end of each verse every one knows,
The questio Why aon't the men pre-
poser"
TITS answered well in very few lines:
Because they have not had the dimes.
The shoe now fits the OTHER foot
Why don't the girls the question put?
This year they all now have chance;
Why don't its value they enhance?
And stop this cooling at the gate,
When from a call you retire late.
For love of man. my dear young girls,
Put on your flowers and your curls;
March straight up to the best young man,
Claim a surrender Of his hand,
And carry off the prize you've won
To shine beauty in your home.
Until you make some such a raid,
Your doomed to be q " cross old maid"
For young men here don't have the sand
To ask a woman for her hand.
You need not fear to make you foes,
So 90 ahead and now propose.
SUMNER.
MILL CITY, February s, '76.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-08

A NORWICH man has invented sal-
endar good for one hundred years.
You buy it on trial, and if you don t
like it at the end of that time he takes
it back and refunds the money.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-08

We hear that some of our patriotic
fair ones, catching the spirit of the
Centennial, wear broad band of blue,
dotted with silver stars, at the top of
their red-striped stocking. 30 say can
you see, " etc.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-08

A MAN was on trial in Wilmington,
Delaware, recently tor habitually dis
turbing the family prayer by his step
father. His defence was that the
prayers We're too personal and reflected
upon the family.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

COURAGE! Don't despair when the
doctor says your lungs are diseased.
The worst cases given up as hopeless
have been cured by HALE's HosEYoF
HoREHoUND AND TAR.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-08

WIRES OUT OF ORDER. The Atlantic
and Pacific line was out of order west
of Colfax to-day, and we have been I'M
able to get any Western news except
the stock report.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-08

IT is reported that leading Democrats
are negotiating for the purchase of the
San Francisco Post.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-08

LEOPARD BULLION. - The Leopard
Company of Cornucopia shipped yes
eerday to San Francisco two bars of
Lullion, valued at $4, 491 81.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-08
A NEW MINING DISTRICT.

within a Few Miles of the
Railroad.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-08

HUMBOLDT BULLIoN.-The Humboldt
Mill and Mining Company shipped by
express yesterday one bar of bullion.
valued at 81, 0S9 40.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-08

The SCHOOL QUEsTIoN.-Re Geo.
Is. Allen arrived in town to-day and
will lecture this evening at the School
house on the school question. All are
cordially invited to attend.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-08
Last Evenings Board.

GO Meadow Valley so
500 Raymond & Ely y, 20
$50 Eureka 1874, Is
So jackson 30, 21s
200 Alps
800 Adams Hill 1, Ia
20O Belmont ~
$50 Newark 25c
500 Clear Creek 2
1850 Leopard l214, l2I
SO jefferson Ga ia
$50 CHA 2 -. 24s
1884 Panther 235, 21%a
$50 Northern Belle 80
$50 Hussey rs, IA
800 Gen. Thomas 10, ga
80 Advance 8
1890 Coso Con. Il. 9Jc
so South Chariot o5c
80 Golden Chariot 2
$50 Empire Idaho Is, "a
coo Poorman 75c, "a
200 Eclipse
1888 Dayton "a. G7s
800 Rock Island 314, 35s
800 Picton TIC
80 New Yo.k ~, l Coo
so Occidental
200 Senator |
$40 Woodvile %
800 Sig. Gale iona l q
100 Mint 90
100 Kossuth 81, 32s
1880 Andes rs, 5000
900 Wells Fargo 23c
1860 Leviathan |
300 Columbia /, size
E390 North Consolidated Virginia Z.
72) Prospect 4 -
% Morning Star 81
800 West Becher rs b3
800 Sullivan u
100 Trojan III
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-08

Agent for the celebrated SINGER SEWING
MACHINES, which will be sold GU reasonable
terms. aulO If
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-08

Orders from the Country Promptly Filled
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-20
HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc

ktO1SASs CAHAAA1AOESs sSOs
A HSS,$s $Iiu q HsssEnSES + ShsS
At THE osF rFS b5Ss rAk MnsT sTH %Esy 18th ST.
HORSES SLEaxSr xISE cHskI1sss nKkJNss AND
THE PROPERTY or .. DoRENus ESQ !.
iss 'nS ii H s.s
K s.S y c,:s, S "
together County Fair Paris KY in So when pur
as ety. high sssicn drive ssss.es,
ss sss .aa
ss q
dam 3 cIsIs Chief q shs Ss. broken sr,ssia
under saddle guide: sy motion carry si.ae. l:ay gen.
finely broken all harness. and rot in s warranted
EIEG1ST BLACK rRorrIxc MARE ROSA SON.
SsrE ..sa " ss dam y EaT:r Everett
wood Park 10 very pss:ass i prompt driver: not
afraid Of ~ny,ans; doc; not pull aud !. no. sae.ss in
mans road cannot be surpassed In the city and
HxSpsoSE y hiGi BRED rRorrIxc MARE Bos-
ton Girl raised BY Russell, ct Boston, Mass sired 6y
lsS; sar year old n Mystic PAX
time she has been driven on the road: Sue i very stylish
driver .nd ps.sesy broken ..is drive
sss% sSsSRS %Sb sSs p HAVE
al
bright bay. with flowing and tall years old: has
always been used bv sdes and chren Tor that
she Is nvalusbe stands without tying and Is safe under all
thoroughly broken under the saddle and
tros In 2 so; Warranted sound and kind.
Carriages consist of elegant eight-sprng G Clar-
made by Wood Bros At Of 5000; queens
phscton Top pony Phmeton with lamps side bar
Top Wagon. one full spring Top Wagon.
Harness consist Of one slegsn gold mouSed carriage
sets OF sine Harness. imported ladies' and gentemens
B=;TAE ABOVE STOCK IS ALL AZ! j, First CLASS M
MiPL ne on ExaisITics Until TIM TINE tap 81 sAIR E
SALE POSITIVE. WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVATION
CHARLES z. DUFF. Anctionear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-20
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.


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SS4sIWsS SS4sTES r.s.sS - ss
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p bi,EtyTIsTky-2D PAcs-4th col.
bWRn bWY go1Ds,sT rss.Sth m sSl vrps,suxn ANN ux
xuRopEax rassh ss so
EuRoPE-lsr pAnN-4sh col.
FiSaNcnHEssln FFinSHauNNcSnIoEEsaap PaSn. raas-4sA COL
f3ksIshsD EoGss PfOsa AsD APARTMENTS TO LET
vrp Urn ;r1, rscE.4sh :. and s.h coIs
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PROFESSIONAL siTuArioSs wASfED-FExALEs-
rRorEerT OUT T1s 81 81 TuE cIrY.poR SALE OR TO
RENT-l2ru PAGk-3d and 4th coils.
REAL ESTATE TO ExClIAN0E-is7n PAcs-4th COL
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-lsr pAcH-lst and I'd cola
REWARDss-1sr PAGK-2d col.
SALES AT AUCTION-2p PAGx-2d COL
slTUATIONS WANTED-FkAALES-l27z PAcs-lst and
sIrUATIONs wANTED-MALES-l2rn PAos-2d col
spoRTi5ti-DoGs BiRDs. Sc.-asS ri. PAcr-sd col
BTORAGE-2D PAcE-4th col.
SUMMER RESORTS-l2rH PAGE-6th col
THE TRADES-12TH PAGx-3d col.
THE TURf-lsT PAGE-Sd col.
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOsEs-i3.z PAox-4th
col.
rRAyELLERS' GUIDK-lsr PAcx-eth COL
uNFuRNISHKD ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LIT
i3ru PAcE-hth col.
MANTED TQ rgRCn AsE-2D P.oE-4th col.
WATCHES. JEWELRY, &C.-2D PAGg-4th col
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-1xTH pAcx-3d COL
WINES. LIQUOkS kC-2D PAcR--5th col.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C.-l0rH PAGr--0th col.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-20

Jx11xTED-G0oD REAL ESTATE IN EXCHANGE
for established Busness BE- Disposed of On
account of sicknsss stock about S-0,u0l
4 DL0xdvIsr. iso xassss a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-20
A T BARKER < SONS
IA CRY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TAT
TERSALL'S.

corner % q grcadwsy and s0th st 4
ES sSs,y Ss,S,
cxT1LSSGE SE sxEE THSs DAY
sGfkss GkssH Road Tssass comprising
aas. ':y sSss S:w ga ssa
r. s @koT n; 81 Hx sf *: S:a s.:s ss
most proIsn,s and d rshss sysd young ho:
ss ~saa 's'%
feet for gentsmans road fearless Of anything and Is
'"s Sy mi S % s: ss % s.- Rss :s
SoR s:s sss Ro.S wssos Ssss1
LARGE LOT Of and second hand Harness.
.ass sSDs%ss sa is's ssss sss
sa ss 1"as "a s; has ssa as
''c.sS cxssSH1I :Sru1 .aS Sui1' aias s. Huntington
E2Ap fsSc s1Ss q = A:
q fss; j:; iss ssi I'D; sssss. :rS
s:y susE 's ss';
ssp side bar Road Wagon, BY r. \ ssiven; Harness,
TSPP 6kPSy Wagon. nearly
got BY ETHAN XLLES. iOssd iss5; very frss and
BusIxEss WAGON new. city made.
ELEGANT AND very handsome bay Narc.. .Kentucky
ssc sse ss & sIS s a
!snssd kind also top Pony PSsssos nearly new
NINETEEN OTHER top and no top Wagons. Ia
TWELVE OTHER Horses.
FULL DESCRIPTION At SALE
SALES NEVER postponed on account Of weather.
osDEk SHAS g. RAsSS slHass gs
May 80 at IL o'clock Barker SONS City Auction Mart
and York TattcrsR Of and 3sth 81
the following very valuable TRorTING STOCK compris
biRECr0R. bay stallion ls high foslsd 1870; bred BY
Charles Backman. Orange county n r.: by Hsmble
tonIan Rysdyks. dam by Tom Thumb by Crap
pys Belicundsr BY Imp Bellfoundsr; beat 30;
ANDALUsIA,. bay stallion. IsH high osIed 1896 bred
Clay, dam by Ale xnders Abdnah granddam Vermont
Black Hawk: has record Of ~ and ioa getter
sUgrksE, bay relding i5' high. ioaed s*i7 bred By
tRysdyks dam BY American STAR has record Of 2IO.
BELLE sass.ka %srs is.z high foslea 1871. broa sy
srotted in her four year old form In 30.
bred ~ A%sx s P11sS
X IL BY Ethan Allen, dam the Lincoln mare;
BAY GELDIYG. l5s< high. foaled 1889; bred by Amssa
J. Sprague; got BY HMmbctonian (Sprague'L, dam by
American Star can trct q 40 gait.
X Conklin; got BY conklns star dam by Bashsw can
ABOVE ARE all warranted sound ana J. ind The PEDI
Gi.Ess are STRICTLY GUARANTEED or sale. Stock
No postpnncment and sale positive.
CATALOGUES can DO had st tho SPIRIT, TURF or
MART Offices.
IA FOURTH EXTRAORDINARY and positively closing
sale 81 bred Trottng stock bred HON. A.
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SECOND HAND cARRIAGRs.
wheel Dog Cart, for half its vaiusL
Cart. In good order. ~ &25O
Iivtngst Dog Cart, nearly new.
VictoyiN. cheap
Pony Phsefou, with top once.
Two side bar Top w xxons, make.
A. BREW 5sh ~. and 2ist u.
A RARE cHANvE.-$i65 FOR A PINE SUPERIOR
N leather top Pony Phxeton: best city makers:
soiled. A. private stable No. wess Iosh u.
A PONY pHAETONS. ALL STYLES. TOPS AND NO
IA tops and cAnopie; ourseat light extension Phae
tons. light cut under Rocxaways Depot Wagons top
open, ~ WILLIAM u 1KAy's 70 and ~ Wooster 81
A VERY ELEGANT PAIR OF BAY HORSES. WITH.
"A out bemish Coupe kockavay and Hamsss; oil In
nrst eisss order for sale ssparstsy tosshsr Addrs
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