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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-25
The Washington City Produce Ex.
change.

The Baltimore Gazette publishes q letter
from Mr.. John A. Baker, president of the
Washington City Produce Exchange, In
which he says: 1.-THE article published in
the Baltimore Gazette OF this date, referring
to the Produce Exchange of this city, does
great injustice TO that organization, and
was doubtless inspired by some OF its for
mer members who, in Withdrawing from
selfish motives, finds his business injured by
being deprived of the facilities this organi-
zatiCn affords its members. Your CORE
spondent has evidently been imposed upon.
/ submit to you q list OF the responsible
houses composing the Produce Exchange
here, and as these houses are well known TO
you, You will see In such membership full
refutation Of the article in question. When
you look over this list OF names think you
will not hesitate to correct the article re-
ferred to-"
LIST OF THE MEMBERS.
Samuel Bacon & Co., j. B. Bryan & Bro,
u. f. White, Barbour & Hamilton, John A.
Baker, j. G. Ergood & Co, Frank Hume,
Hall & Hume, Browning & Middleton, Hill
q Duvall. T.. K. Anderson & Bro, II. l..
Biscoe, 8. Bensinger, ID. f. Dutrow, J. @.
Pearson, Garwood & Willard, w. 8. Hoge
formerly Janney 81 Hoge), Jones & Bro,
Kelly & Chamberlin, Miller & Wager, j. r.
w. Manktn, A. E. Philips. J. 8. Redman, T..
Riley, j. +. Saum Co., Shafer & Clary,
Howard, SpeDdle & Co., o. o. Spicer, Size
vers 4 Sheer, N. III. Shea, G. F. Wilkins &
Co., Worster g. Adams.
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Eyrx-n,ns. Noo.,,,,.n $500, o.,a ~

Fws-o,ass Sool1aso and Dyesro.
a. Fischer enlarged his establishment nv
removing TO bis new building, 9Os q street
northwest, three doors west OF eth street,
very near his former place. By promptly
adopting the latest Improvements, whether
OF American or European invention, he is
enabled TO do any work In q manner not %
be equsled by those not possessing these Ia
cilities.
Ladies dresses cleaned and dyed without
being taken apart
Grape Wells renuished nice and cheap.
Travellers leaving the city can have work
done on the very shortest notice.
Prices lower than ever before, to suit the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-25

Or. O. W. BENeoNs CRLRRY AND CuAn-
oMILE PILLS are prepared expressly 90 cure
SICK Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspep-
20 cents. Sold by all Druggists In washing
ton, GEORGETOWN and AlexApdrfA aaSao
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-25

STRICTLY PURE.
YIuD OLD BYE WHIBKY, for nedic1nal and
family uss. Large bott1sss o.; Dsr gallon, %.
,GAALIfo1MIA POET AID gHn3g6, DALI.
ralts1 pure. Very hne. q - bottis.
CALIFORNIA BRAADY, pure srsDss q pr
bottle. "
an these goods ere ssleeesl WITH greet care.
specially Tor their purity We ooliott uial, feed
IND confident q Gtvine ontt1aotton.
ARTHUB HATEANB, DF1ggAse,
y Corssr q and D strsss norshvsse.
CoA1lg LQAH oyyIo1s s..s e "a ss
H. ~. 10y - - = slsysS1 - Z
- - ~ W. -. - - q
Ssas - S
N9fb95SsP;SFt'ess ~ S;ss' = ~: g e
teen Tor 49, g. ~ 49, seI ylese . ~
81: p ss,,,ss g s IS IT. aaSz0e l1 9
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'Ts.

SPRl60 And eU4AEB.
PRIMIUM STEAM pYIIua AHp sooURIKs.
AZ VIM. II. WHEAYbKYY
OLD AND kILLLBLE ISTABLISHMENf
Ladies and 0entlemsn can have their Spring sne
the very best manner; also, winter Clothing, Oar
Iets, Slanssts, e, &c;a nicely 0lssned s1d taket
without extra charge anywhere in the District-re
ceved from and returned 10 any place IN the country
by mail or express. Once and Works, l9 yefersoi
street, 0eorsetown. d. O.; Peet Once Box, 723.
Omos houn-1 .. n. 10 " ,. H.; Saturday, 70
D.m Wy9-tY
The daily gazette., 1876-05-29
RUBBER 1ND CAPCINE.

There Is scarcely branch Of human indus
try In which India Rubber has not in some
form found Its way. Although widely known
and used, but few are aware Of its medicinal
viitues and great curative properties. Prac-
tical experiment has proven that 1t Is natur-
al reservoir OF electricity, containing more
than any known substance or compound
Owing to this fact 1t has been used with sue
cess in curing Nervous complaints and Rheu-
matism that were invulnerable to drugs.
1t has also been discovered that India Rub
Der possesses all the properties valuable as
q spe ifc for Pulmonary complaints and cures
many forms OF Consumption and Lung dis
eases. Combined with Capcine 1t is unparal-
leled as Pain Reliever. whether external
or internal. Nearly all the Surgeons have
adopted it on account OF its great healing
properties.
is in the form of perforated plaster. The
extensive use Of ordinary Perfoi rated or POr-
| GUS Plasters. is testimony to it, merit.
The only objection ever found with tho or
dinary Rubber Porous Plaster Is that it acts
too slowly-requiring days and continuous
wear to relieve pam or TO effect cure.
| A celebrated Physician Of New York. who
| has long made the medical properties of Ruh
Der study has succeeded in max ing gree
| Improvement in Porous Plaster by int roduC
ing Capcine, which overcomes all the former
objections, causing the Plaster to do in q
| few moments or hours. that which 1t former
\ ly required days or weeks.
Capclne Is the most ValuaDie inSreulen
ever used as an externalremedy. ItOperates
with astonishing vigorand relieves pain i'm
mediateIy. Its curative properties have be
come 80 famous that anenterprising firm in
New York took it in hand. and by bringing
| Capclne fiastfr to the attention of Physi
clans, have met with unprecedented success
| The article is known as BtNSON'S CAP
CINE PLASTER. The price Is the same Al
the ordinaryPorous Plaster, p cents. Ever
| Druggist ha them. -
| SEABURY Il JOHNSON,
| Pharmaceutical Chemists, N. Y.
AS For sale IN Wilmington by f. Bring
hurst & Co., 9Th and Market. and 4. Mclnan
| I'd and Market. ianl9eod&we3dm-1y
The daily gazette., 1876-05-29

Q0IINTY. Many who enlisted in 1861
DOON J L . and 3 arc entitled. Send
aminec. Business before the PATENT OF
FICE solicited. officers returns and ac-
counts settled. and adjust claims prosecuted
As make no charge unless successful. |
and return of papers. GEORGE Z. LEMON
Lock Box AZ. Washington. ID. z.
L recommend Captain Lemon S an honora-
BILE and successful Practitioner,-S. A. Hurl'
but. NJ. c.. 4th Congressional District Of Illi-
nois. late Maj :. Genl U. S. Vols,
In writing mention name of this pnner.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-29

John O'Byrne, Esq, said the rules
adopted at the September Convention
1874. were not the rules presented by
the committee to whom they were re.
ferred for revision. The committees g
rules were scarcely considered, and
the rules adopted by the Convention
were prepared by Mr.. Nathaniel Will
liams.
Mr.. Williams replied that the rules
presented by the committee were
considered by the convention but
they did not receive more than ten
votes out of the fifty five composing
that body, The present rules he said,
could only be altered or amended by
the County Convention.
The committee on permanent or.
ganization here returned and reported
the following officers:
The daily gazette., 1876-05-29
This Claim House Established 1855

This Cai,ii House Established 1865
DEMCInMS obtain ed for Officers, Sol
i ENSlUtt ) diers and Seamen OF the
tCat of 1867 and ), ard for their heirs.
The law includes deserters and those dis
honorably di charged. If wounded. injured
or have contracted any disease. apply at once.
Thousands entitled Great numbers entitled
to an increased rate, and should apply imme-
diately. All Soldiers and Seamen of the
War of 1912 W ho served for any period,
however short whethe disabled or not-and
all widowsof such not now on the Pension
rolls. are request.d to send me their address
|
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-06-11

sErrLrD.-That nasty road question,
which has for, 10! these several meet.
ings, annoyed the Board of County Com.
missioners, involving the rights and
rates Of toll TO Woodruff & Enror's and
Forl's toll roajIa on IhcCornucorin road.
was finally settled yesterday by the
Board. The rates Of toll We're fixed Ms
follows: For one wagon and two ami
mails. 81; for each additional span, 80
/ 1ca!si horscmcn, % cents; pack mi
mails, 20 cents, and loose stock, az
cents per lead, and half rates on re
turn trips. Il was agreed r. The Two
roai owncrg that any person passing
Ford's toll road should pay full toll
and take Il check, giving tho amount
paid, and should he then cross to
Woodruff & Ennor's road, nt the point
where the two roads cross, the latter
should take up the check, and present
1t TO Ford, who should redeem il nj
half its face. The same rule will nupIy
to those who pay toll first over Wood
ruff * Eunor's road. Thus the toll
question is settled to the satisfaction O:
the public, at slightly reduced rate,
and III such manner as TO be obyiatc
paying more than one toll for each
trip.
Ok TEAMs.-Yesterlny Dan CostiI'B
hinge OK teams, consisting Of twenty
yoke of cattle, came into town. The
cattle have been running out, and are
Ill excellent condition for The road. To-
day the outfit will be loaded with barley
for Eureka by Rcinhart II Co.
ScALrs.-The Board OF Commission
ers has large number Of coyote scalp
bills to allow nj each meeting, and the
number is increasing to such an extent
that u gentleman remarked yesterday
that the coyotes were more trouble than
the toll roads.
GnASn JrEY.--To-lay Judge FIacl;
and one Of the County Commissioners
will draw the Grand jury for the June
term oi the District Court, which con.
rCnes on the 18th instant.
CoMM1SsIoSEi:s. --Thc Board OF Conn
~ Commissioners met yesterday but did
not conclude its labors; hence VIC had
~ defer the publication OF its proceed
imgs until tomorrow.
NEw AD.-Particular attention is cal
led to the new advertisement Of the
Bank Exchange Saloon and Billiard
Hall which appears OH Tie second page.
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IL coSlaiUNIcATIoS.

lbs. lNDyFEHpENr:-B cing in town
few days since l was listener TO il
street discussion on the difference DO.
| tween the Issues uf the Democratic and
Republican r.:tiea MS at present undcr-
stood. and was somewhat surprised Il;
| the ignorance exhibited by the dispu--
tants on some Of the mos; important
political questions that has ever agIthtGd
tho public riimd. The question of po-
li;ical reform was treated with II lcYity
almost shameful, and YET it is not much
to be wondered ut when we find such
men MS Morton, Logan and Blaine riii-
culinG the efforts now being made by Il
Democratic Congress 10 iproot the
frauds of oiiicinls i'll high and RESPONSE
bic positions, and which have been of
such stupond6us character NJ almost
to bankrupt The country. Instead Of
coming manly to tho trout md aiding
the efforts of those engaged IN tho good
work, they, from u mere partisan
standpoint, have stood in the back
ground and haze, by every means in
their power, prevented the members Of
their party from t2;:s brought TO Il
speedy and we'll mrritcd conviction and
punishment. II the Investigations HOW
going Oh III the city Of Washington were
supported 10y the leaders Of the ltcpub.
lean party, new and ylorious future
world follow the celebration of our
Centennial birthday, hut where the !
work is left to the energy AMI patriotism
of ono party, and that party having to
contend with obstacles and tcchnicul:.
ties without number constantly thrown
i'll the way of plain and sworn duty,
1t Is painfully apparent that Tie rcsul;
will not bc as satisfactory rs the we'll
wishcr Of the country dIsircs.' So long
rs Senators, Congrcsgmcn end men Of
the peculiar skill OF Must ridicule the
laudihlo efforts of tho different inves,i-
eating committees of Congress to seek
out corruption and punish tho guilty, SO
long must the party to which they be-
long be held responsible before the
country, and being so held must be
overwhelmingly defeated i'll The coming
PRESIDENTIAL election. JUSTICE.
BUcGy TEA:t. =, George Shepherd
yesterday brought into town span OF
owendalc FLIES for Postmaster Stone.
who will use them rs buggy team.
One is az iron-gray and the other a
white, only three years old, and, being
thoroughbred, will make our worthy
p. II. display himself 10 still better adj
vantage. Mr.. Shepherd is engaged in
breeding none but the best of stock,
and these animals are fair samples from
his stallion.
The t&o-bit milk man has snapped
off his animals with the elongated auyi-
culnr projection (Which were recamtly;
mistaken for jack rabbits) for nair Ct
cayuses, which arc even mo. easily
mistaken for coyotes, and if Ire don't
looi: ont some ohe will slip up when he
j. away from The wagon and scalp 'eln.
LATa.--Iho t nin from tho c,tst ycs.
tcrlay morning was an hour late: cause
unknown. ~
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'couxry comsi.ssroxEi,s.

The Board Of Commissioners u Elk
county met Oh Monday ani Tuesday
last, IL full Board htinS present, and
transacted the following T;:siucss:
~ special tax of thirty cents on each
500 valuation of taxable property, fol
road purposes, was levied upon ElLo
Road District No. l, in accordance with
II petition presented.
This following appointments were
.riadc: George o'Briter, Supervisor Of
Tuscar0ra Road District; o. S. Petty,
Supervisor of Glover Valley Road Dis
tric., and j. Mcaclam, Justice of the
Peace Of Trscarorn township.
1t was ordered thAt the road, hereto
fore known us the Ellio and Idaho Toll
Road, he leased to Jacob lIuiIor:l far
term not exceeding five years. lie TO
keep the same i'll good travelling conGi-
ton, and to collect toll not exceeding
fifty cents for wagon md one SPIN OF
animals, twenty-five cents for each adj
ditional span, twenty-five cents for each
hor1emhm and Eve cents per head for
loose stock. The county reserves the
right TO rc-tako the road ut any time if
the lessee fails TO comply with any OF
the above conditions; or, at the cxpira-
ton of one year, by paying IIutTord the
amount lie has expended Oh the road,
not exceeding one Thousand dollars.
Tho following bills were examined
and allowed: H..
G " MARSHALL SIS, I L Weldon Q,
John Thoroughmnn so, J " Dis.
mnkcs 3, " + HALEY % 80. Felix Al
len ID 80, j J Meigs 1870. W Johnston
IL 90, j 4 Rogers 20, \ Cardwcn IS 30,
W Troxlcr -, w II lIeaicy 7G 90, o Z
Green % 80, i 4 Rogers 81 50, China
Charley 60, Wm Taylor 1853 30, II w
Tuttle 0, l. L Welicr 0, \ Wisemnn so,
] Hunter 80, G Seitz 80, c II Braasc
ID 30, J II Dawiey 10, G NJ Banks
20 80, II " Brown GO so, G Hill
10 90, Thomas McAvin 90, i II Girls
void COO, d Bassott 81, AinIcy 81 so,
Dorsey Brothers 1, c G MelIus "a 81,
L \ Littlefeld L: Co -, 1. Terry Il Co
7, L y Stone 81 30, W Chase 4, Thos.
Gib!in 1G, c c Crnno 10, Remnant
* Co 81, Mrs. 3IcClelland 1G 30, j l.
Martin sc 50, II ID Iiarroun IS 10, ]
Nichols 10.
No bills for work done on tho new
road north have Been allowed us vet,
but the board will hold special meet.
Ing in day or two when the bills in
question will DO pa5ae,i upon. s.
PosTPoSED.--!s Will be seen by
notice III another column tho dav,
tho second assessment on the "ChGin-
piOn" mime, Grand junction District,
becomes delinquent, his been postponed
sixty d0ys-to August 9Th.
STARE KrSo.-Any stock of tho Starr
King Mining Company, of Sprucclnont,
upon which the assessment il not
paid today will become delinquent,
and be advertised for sale.
FoR IsI.NHD MoUHrAIs.-C. q. Crane
yesterday loaded his large team for
Island Mountnini principally will.
merchandise Tor lie Chi:icse merchants
ut that place.
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a QuETlY1


Eos ISDrrSSpx.;r: ThroGeh you
columns, aud in the name OF NIL tn,
aggregated propiictics, We desire Il
ass of the Gown authorities, il tho mid.
die of Main Street il the most proper
repository for srpcranUatcd WAGONS.
The long line Of those ych' eds which
have obsirrcicd the pablo thorough
fare for several year; past, may 10 70.
CarGcd By tho owners as an nd5rnncnt
TO that particular portion of the Iauni.
cipaltiy, but to those not recuninrily
interested III the quiet rcpoao, tho
constant fcasting Of the eye upon the
Blank side Of even g rcd wagon, in the
course Of years, becomes monutonous,
and it is earnestly hoped that some
seQucstcrcd spot; some boundlcss CON
tiserity Of Shade, nny he selected,
wherein they may pass their remaining
years III "unbroken" solitude, free
from the dust nhi wearing excitement
Of a metropolitan existence. y.
PSEsoSAL.-Amos plummcr, wife and
child, arrived from Cornr.copia by the
3::a6iio last evening" The latter departs
Tor California ON u visit, by tho train
This morning. :. George Seitz and Vim.
Allen struck out for Island Mountain
by private conveyance last evening. ). :.
Major General W. G. Ricord, formerly
''of ours" passed through Oh his WAY
10 t1e Centennial, win Humboldt Wells
md CahoEy, on the eastern express
asst night.
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e =.

FEoM &. II. !. Bubler who retu,iied
from an extended tour through thi
northern camps Yeatcrlay. We iobtaiii
highly cneopra;iua rSr6As respecting
the general outlook, The blue Jask,i
mill ii running Steadily on 81 ore from ito
company's mine, producing bullion to
\ tho Saluo Of $500 Fer day, tKf:s >5cre be:
ing worked 10 within 10 per cent. Of
the fire assay. This Improved RESULTS
attributable to the fact That lie orc now
obtained is Of II much higher grade
than formerly anil also much purcr.
The lead ha' Also if:rsate i III size, be-
ing NOW, about ten feet Between tho
walls. Tho .tram-wxahy works perfectly
andee Drucl;ncr furnaces are giving en-:
tire satisfaction. Altogether, the pros:
poets of tho Bluo Jacket COMPANY
were mover nearly So bright MS 1T ths;
present time. ~ b.S
MOUNTAINS LAUREL STISg.2Throuch
information from 0Tountaih CITY No
learn that tho Mountain Laurel mine
an old location between that place and
Dull Run-is giving most encouraging
results. A shaft is down on tho vein
seventy-fiyo feet, which is large and
we'll defined, assays Of tkc 'oSe fuHHiinis
from 1928 to SOS per ton. The mino
is owned by Elias Dc Young and James
Duncan, who took from tho ledge, sew
ernl years ago, n lnrBc quantity OF whit
they thought to he base ore, and they
are now ngrecnbly surprised at procur::
ing from it tho results above mentioned:
They have finally discovered that they
have most valuable property, md are
working it in tho livelicst kind OF style:
The hoisting works over tho Leonard &
and liussey shafts at Cornucopia, nre III
course of erection mid we'll under &ny.
They will DO ready for dction In /, cou:
pie OF weeks. Tho hoisting machinery
upon the Young America lnino at Tus-
earor" IL nlso nearly completed. 10 A
large body of unusually rich orc has
just been strnck III tho DeFreess minS
of that district. All the points leading
from tho various points north, to this
place, arc now in splendid condition
and the bulk Of frcights from ths, NIL. :,
road will soon resume the old channels.
Alr. Bobeir has made arrangements for
forwarding from here ut rates wtleM
defy competition. Flst.
20. Z p -
STILL MorING.-A second edition of
the old Elko Rcstaufaht was Seen To-
ing M the street yesterday to nssime its
normal condition in tho rear Of the orig
mal. The captain, fniling to order a
reef in tho topmast, il carried AWAY n
section or two Of the telegraph wires,
tlorcby nterrnpiing communication O.
tween Chinatown nnd tho postofiiee.a
DpSr ll'. & IIIrLPEErH shipped n ens-
leadIo hides for San Francisco yoster:
lag. gsa ~. 3sn.4q SEEDS
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sATCRDAY.JuNE 10. 1879.

!4i0 Ophir. 5I11, 5is!. ...
Ca Mexican, 81. 3D;s.
$50 Gould 4 Curry, l5h:, u, l5js.
go Best II Belchcr, %, 53i., 534, 81
b3D.
1896 Savage, 10. 1875, 1874, IsH.
97S Con. Virginia, ~, 72I, 72I!,
3jj California. S43+,'S2M.
Tx. a. b5.
30 Chollnr, %, Sj};.
80 Hale " NUrcrnsS. 5St.. 50.
$50 Point, 1917, l32E, 1877.
1865 Jacket, 81. .! Is, 39j., 33S;;, 81.
0720 Imperial, az, Gis BIO, ca, Ga b5
% KcntucS, I2S{.
2lO Alpha, 81. 5i1i, 5iif. 5i5t, SIX,
55.
$40 BcIchcr, 1917. ISi[.
~ ,Conhhonre, iaiz, 20, 1877.
G)0 Sierra Nevada, l2ys, 10, 1872.
2iO Utah, 20.
ID Buliion, ~.
l79 ENohcqucr. 49,, IStt.
100 Oyrrman. GOIi, 60. %, 100
MA Jnticcr 22H, 22!S, 22I,, - 10.
2lh Union. ~. ll9s.
100 %uccor, G2IIc.
$50 LAZY Bryan, 45c, 4Oc, size,
3Ttgc, NJ.
.'05 Juiin, az, 9a<, "a.
$50 Caledonia. 81, So, 81.
80 kAAimorc. I5g.
s. aoiid & Ely, II. ~.
395 s3Sftka Con-, NJ, NJ. l1zs.
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LFrom Fridays Daily.J
FIINING NOT rs.


From ". D. FOrtf We learn that rich
ore has been strcuk on The South side
Of Cornucopin Mountain, aud several
locatioIEs arc made; the principal ones oi
which n,n the boomerang md Loxilis.
ton. An incline shaft is now down.
upon the former TO depth of som,
twenty-five feet, showing well defined
vein thrco fec: in width, and if the or,
from tho lead, shown us Is a fair average
it is pretty good evidence thia tho pay
ores OF the district extend b. sd the
limits OF tho Cornucopin "basfTS." ID"
Work is also being prosecuted OIL the
Lexington. 4 shaft upon it, recently
started, is down twelve feet, disclosing
II ledge of handsome pay ore, fifteen
inches wido. This location is near the
well known Ford mine, just south o;
tho summit, tho three locnlionsG % ~
toned being doubtless upon tho Samc
lchd: - $3.50 .a....
From p;sssine. down from Mineral
Hill wo'alsfetF the, Information that tic
mill at tli5f place ii Asring upon ores
'aNen ft2S. tho fHSny's mines by
parties i1Sijling Of the same. Tho
orc oxhHtlss aplcndid quality,
yielding II largcS it TO those con
terHt;l: L. G.. Arn!tFaSS Go. Que of thY
leasing rartich, ohtldn61 pulp assa, 8
from their lIst-clasa ore OF ;sS7T 90 per
ton, and from the residue $3.50 50 per
ton. Tho fact that the quantity of smell,
Orc Is not limited IS conclusive evidence
that the 'Ilill" is Ivy no means ''played
ont yet. ....
JnrUcH McBurncy has just returned
from Coit,H, where ho has lcrn en-.
gagged in erecting lauckucr irr,incu
| for Mr.. Wcnban. jim iniurin4 us that
with The assistance Of our I'D ocqunin-
tamcc, james Larnway, the furnnco WAS
| put in readiness for action before lc
came away. With the addition Of this
excellent furnace wc shall expect soon
ia hear good accounts from the old dis.
trict ngmiu.
SAFE At SSCH0r. The old Ell;o resi-
nurant building, through the urilcd e.
forts of twelve yoke Of muscular cattle
inCitcd hy several piko county royolvpr
and u choice selection OF crdcanin,
crithcIs, moved proudly from It's moor
inga nnd after short truigo 70 In
eastward caiuo 10 fnthUr on tho curnc
Of 9th and Idaho streets.
Fon SAFE. Attention IL called to In
: special advertisement OF NJ. T.. Free
mar Offering for eAlo on liberal torm,
/ q team Of HiXtccn animals Gn! line
wagons, which nppenr5 clgowhcro /
hi" ISSUE.
/ Now hD.-- Tho permanent nd I
: Uadt Il Cans will he noticed in anotii,
columns. hl,d IL worth attention.