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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-03-23

Do not be constantly playing the
clown before your school.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-03-23

G.. L. BowwAS. Of River Falls, left
home 10 attend the Alton Academy, on
the 18th inst.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-03-23

ANY district clerk wishing a good
teacher, for any grade Of school, will
do well TO apply to Us, in person or by
let.er.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-04
Hon. Hiram Price.

In reply to our direct question, We
learn from Hon Hiram Price, since
his return from the South, tha. be
wlll willingly accept the position #
delegate at-large to Cincinnati, To-
which he has been nominated by -
many Iowa Republican jourua1.
during his absence from the STATE.
He will also enter the Presidential
campaign wherever duty may call.
to advocate a sindlcation of reform
in the Republican party, aud by the
Republican party Of the Union, md
to support the Republican nominees.
Mr.. Price desires. we may also state,
the nomination Of James g.. Blaine,
for the Presidency, because be be-
lieves him to be, aud hno,rs him 10
be, thorough honest man, and one
who is an earnest advocate AMI sup
porter Of true reform. U,rr. E9z.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-04

Pseza3 tel y0-r readers 20 socE Il = Y
last csE1EEicstsoz. asi whsrs Tie tyPe
made Is feai soap b@s1s q o%eeF
beams Ist thea real sezp bsEsS a11
cshsr bcaes. AMI il I'll Esks sNuse,
which Es does not -o~
There ara sex osksg Ezsac.s 30 guard
against Oos i iEeua - tie ~Nesiy
bag TEaIsA vAise. tswEy iockiag
thGrg that Il sozad = .. hozsas, to bs
very srggbsesozss b1t zgs ofsez fgE1d
in ihs ope- greG-L Whale oil soap
aixsi with #sss- = tie r-cPoEG.oz ct
oze pozli u i've ga-lsEs q water ali
destroy shs1-- Bat Ekers there are bit
few pIa1ss, II il hess 70 srzs4 ;hsu CT
with so.t brzsh al testrgy iAs--
OF the other ress suca as sS@-
ley bags, .krip; azd tie .CarnAtica
Tris.er'' al Ear bs Destroyed By to
bscco smoke. TIE "Ys.a<ss 8ii.e Is a.
sxcepsloz. This i considered ) cis1sss
ike The Czrczlia On pIEz trees i III
crocope, however, szc#s that il il )
soriEhiIy little fellow, With eight legs,
sz5 pos1tAi -oss karE1-.iL= P1~Er y!
in5edding itself i tie Ieaf, All thus
rob tie plant of iss s1b4tA1cs Iagni
fed 40 times, II has tAe stxs All SHAPE
oE Eax SEED. Wien zigewel - prurz-
gate urloIest.l. i fs-Es wb&t i c&las3
black rzsE-T /. attacks feFa<1sss E@l-
ietrops, PslE-ias PeazrSozlzEs at
sometimes .ks Gsys-s1- As to tie
remedy, rzsTe1tss- = sGsie- Tia ere
II tie p]iEi = ksE; 4 stE0zZ. ls1s'ay
co-8itscz- tLsT are - liable = AtaScE-
BIT zas7 iAsy s2'El- :.ssiss@.-r .zzzt-
gk.is- 81 t4ss1 sAs- s1t is-sr T1Ez
Tie! I'll IsE-l trr<4. Z sFcE Z -=
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The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-04

Some having charged tast log
cho!era was engeni~rcd and sustained
by filth and uncI~anncss, a w,,er
from Campaign, ILL.,, meets Il with
this statemens: "D1rjng tho Summer
Of fl7'5, among the greatest sufferers
by this scourge were The bTsad.arrcl.
Arcadia farmers Of the Sa1zam9n
River and its branches. There where
swine had blue grass, timothy and
clover pastures to graz: in, broad
stretches Of heavy timber which Of
cred shelter IL storm and shade in h1,
weather; where the water was Agx.
ing comparatively pure and abundant.
and to which they had acress at
pleasure, the hog cholera appeared
and sustained for months it, most
maligant force"
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-04

Estate of Elijah Johnson, deceased. ahe
state Of Low q. Cedar county, 50:
To whom - may coneefn: You are htL.ga
by notified that on the lit day of April, I.ao, @
there was opened and publicly read by WI VIZ
Clerk of the Circuit Court in and for sa s,
county, an instrument of writing pnif"rf
Ing to be he last VIII and testament ~, W.
Elijah Johnson, late of said county. ~,
ceased aud that the first day Of the = AuEuh s,h
term OF said court, commencing o. ths ~ -
Monday, Gath day OF August. 1876, has W.
set as the day FIR final hearing and proof "
said will, at WhSgh time all persons ih,s, ~.
estea mas appear aud show cause why INV
same should not be admitted TO rrooale.
w. II. VAN NESS. CleIS;;
PIaTT 4 CARA, Att,ys. Io'"
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-04
HLIiHInlla SElslIREIL REMEDY

: sp|e,G' for afaFrh, Bronchitis, toushs'
ana s hsna, Immediate relief for ihoItIa'
pysen'a~y .riaFraaRa or any internal pam
Price. s. "A bottle. For -crafuia. Eryss peas,
salt Ennum and all other diseases oI e the
blood ard sa}I apply --:.::.!-.--=. liz liz
~ elsa h ~. ana taEe ..--.:..-s;- s:-ss: Whe"
pnrjfE sac tto anB StTFf X hen te - sttli'i III
fsic. 81 }agkaea. -. = =. ..-EE...; or WIN
ne sent BnE here fEets aa fereiHi al piIOS.,
HUtt HlS>oS. Chemist, $40 OliVeS'ree'
It Lnais. Mo.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-04
slIUDEE.A6ED MEN.

There are many - she age Of thirty 10 fo7.
ty WAs ars troubled VIE 100 frequent eyae-
aud Wrsaa&stiEs TIE system Ia q manner that
tae PATH as T&aAat account taE. on eIanau-
ing the urinary deposits, r3ry sediment
will often he s8-na and 81 #EaeGlmeS smaf
Dir Will #e nE A thin a. .HtaEEsa A1e, again
charging VI i ta3k and t@rT.l appearance.
TNrEr are faanS E4ta = Id lie Ct this aifh-
raItg EEaaEant Gf tie aEse. which is the
seen u stage of seminal weakness. Mr.. Nc,
witi EUaFaZ Lee q perfect sg*e In all sprn
cases ar Il . healthy restoration Of the geLito
urinary sans.
of1cs ETuur@-s 1. = TO q, & 4 to =.
All letters ETosEG pity s.Els = etel, and CORE
sponAC ~ confidential. address, Lock Box
2.D. Dave s-1art. Iowa aSta
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-04

A st. Joseph man, one year married
says that there is a great deal ia the
expression Of a back comb to denote
the state Of The domestic atmosphere.
When his wife's comb nestIcs quiet.
ly in its proper place, all is we'll with
him; but when IT is lifted and leans
forward he says: "LooH out for
squalls"
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-04
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

John Carey. pin. eS4Enstt District court,
Patrick sexton au5 sm- -ttsias 11., 'o%"'
con herria, asteaAaafS. J May Term '"''
10 as s!rI.if&Autss
You ar. u~I.gtss- notified tina, there is rev
on fIc su the ~ ice af the Ef.rK 81 tbe -
trIct InuFt. "a Aud far the roabiy o! Ctda.,
In the state af Iowa a petition OF S'"
tNrvF. % .'.tu-Fft "ta42 HlIng of y1u that us =
thu 40 .fiulu uwatT In fee simple oi lht -
NV, AMI tae s.2 NV of section tGFn's
hva -, Township eighty ISL itIs
a. . a. west az the 5ta +. II. and aSNlhs
iEa ,or tie barred aud forever eNfoPlea
from baYIHg Cr claiming any iltie aaNet's
to plain,iH .,,to,
Now unless yea appear 10 said petidt,,SSee
and defend ,lsreio al or before noon 80, - ~.
second is8 Uf the r.At term OF shId 'ra
To he began and held at Tiplon, lu -, NJ,
county, on the ist day Of May, lssu. a aelau,t,
will he entered against sou aud laagl "a
r naeTsa thereon II accordance Win 'A
pIATT & CARR,
li-iw Attorneys for plaintih.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-04
CHICAGO
& NORTHWESTERN pp

-
Passengers for CHICAGO. Detroit To,.,
Cisseland, Buffalo, Niagara Fails, Fittsauaoo'
Montreal, Quebec, Portland, Boston a'YNg.o, N.,
fork, Philadelphia, Baltimore. washi,,-,,ss'S -,sS
ST. Louis. Cairo, San Francisco ssrra,.aseoon,
ogden, Salt Lake City. Denver rasnso
Bluffs, Sioux City, ST. Paul. naro,,aaa..eii
EscanAaa, henasha, Gadison, Cbexs.te,
Omaha. fanktOn. Winona. Daluth Gle,
Bay, Milwaukee, and all points North WI W.
3,,1! SOMA and hast should bur their tickets 4,
Chicago g. Northwestern Ra;,w.u
Close connections are made Al rhta.s
with the Lake Shore Il Michigan $50 ,neago
Michigan Central, Baltimore 4 Ohio p;,.a'
oargt gFt Natne q Chicago, Kank.Las
Line and Ian Handle Routes. fnr III ,aa.Ase aAse
EAST ard SOUTH EAST. ana w,. POINTS
Chicago q Alton and Illinois Central for sas as
points SOUTH. iof all
Close connections are also rnaaa ,,...
Union Pacific Il. Il. 81 Omaha far -" IN me sl
West points. al lar
cEoas ooHasstioas ore n.e5s q! ian4;on 49,.
VA trasHs u IL eroAs roaas fV'"
PULLKiE PILlCE CARS
These celebrated cars are run on all ,;.,.
trains on ali the lines Of this road H'sat
This Is the ONLY LINE rannine .b.s.
between Chicago and st. Paul or Chieaas
and Milwaukee Saesgo
Al Omaha our siespers connect With y.
overland sleepegs On tie Union pao;as
kaliFosd, for I'll points Rest Of fhe uisseiil.
River. anon. the ssoail
inducements afered III .bi, gop..
70 the travelling I4s.se aze sss H. ,aos...
Improvements: rata And liraget Rsiias,aaa
Track, Steel rafl, rock aud iran R1ri1saed RrislS
PAFioT and Drawing Room Day Cas-
Smoking aad Lounging Cars. Westipgbansss,
satety Air Brakes, Miller,s Pstept Sn,lst, aoase
Coupling and Platforms, Speed safa,x n,
Absolute Comfort. aha
Running through Five Great States an,
operating over a,seo miles of road fhis, ra,u anu
pany presents to the traveller facilities IN,
Are NOT AMI CANNOT be offered br ,uas anr
Competitor any
this route VIA
II yoH Wish the best trayeling seconno
cations, yoa Rill lay yoar tickets by hi.
route, sad siiI tax. 10 Other.
gAgvIE EreHE4r, srr.,,
..-s=L, e--ss.--....-4s-. Ca r,sss.-,. -. -,
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-04

"A New York firm is manufacturing
battlefield relics to sell the Ccntcn-
NAL greenhorna
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-04
CATARRH
IfHeglected will lead to more
Dangerous Diseases.


en-,
III Epglpfte0 VIII icdu I'D more
IEIiepTOuN DtNPa>fN.
Head lev CT tie nzlr tes.smCu ais.
ss,a ra rerea
- ag Co.
s..-.s
NJ = -. = = q a = =. - -
- :. = a.-a-s.sa @ "a -
-.-gs.4 - So xasg.- 81 xfr-s}fnv r, 49,. .r,a
s. 14k5 1--&1a- 20 - --4- any one on se-
.se-.rs o. - n-susty-r-sS / have in THE
rsE.s S yeas - q every remedy hut with
as78 szcz4sS. I heard Of youE remedy and
t-gy1grst would try again. and / can truly
say vg1rs 1g@s Bot raua with the many
t&5a4rrs 4u Tia. lEae* / have used three
fst'sti-s atH eIn slb.fr4s estfe1. Wou!i
80 ~. s. :. = = ,tt II 81 -ans
oAr ,ly .Lss ss al All al On lhe - ny
!rN's' - :. 49, - y =. -. =. ~ i.i"'s alS
.,ae uetiFA' ,Is,l, li pai Aa1aiih
n =. r, - ~. - -, ~
ca - "a i't'a '-st AZ. .s-'s' 'A- y Aoahs ST.
Reiieyed upon using II the first time.
Mr. j. W, TowSE: Chicago. Oct. IL lSTi
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-04
pErPAFEp 1T
d.. I. e. AVER ~ CO., Lowell. Mass,
FrncsieGt aud innfyfieaE Chemist,
AID SOLD ALL ROUND TIE WORLD.
PEfCE, 500 T'TR EGTTLE.
CONSUMPTION CURED

And Old physician, retired from active
practice, having haa placed In his hanGs by
an East india Missionary the formula Of Il
simple vegetable remedy, for the speedy
and per nanent Cure Of Consumption, Bron-
chitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and ali Throat and
Lung Affections. also o Poeitive and Radi-
cal Cure for Nervous Debility and all Merry
Gus Complaints, alter having thoroughly
tested its wonderful curative powers in
thousands of cases. feels IL his duty to make
IL known TO his suffering fellows. Actuat-
ed by this motive, and conscientious
desire TO relieve human suffering he will
send tJTde oC ctnrgel 10 all who desire it. this
recipe. with full directions for preparing
and successfully nsing Sent by return mail
by addressins with stamp, naming This pa
per.
ER. VIC. STEVENS;
y5 Munroe Biock: -,racuse, ".
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-04

LOCK HOSPITAL
SbFs sKhANALlN y
4 WASHINGTON
STREETS,
rHf(s uHR

tEitA0Vs ILL.
Chartered by
the State for
tie purpose OF
giving the best
possible tire at
ment in all cases
Of PRIVATE and
[ HRIJsfc Diseases
n all their varied
and cglnuiicafad
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-04
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

f md
~ u f sfgisa-
F. sn oE-
are a 1asld
~
xt Eve.
~ NsEe-
s E sAlssia
uF Fzatgs-
nj what 81 ssara
6nf
sEa4 = giEve2 3
Ell II fNAr stDCay
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-01-29
FOREIGN TRADE PROSPECT.

1t is estimated that there will be u
considerable improvement the coming
year over our foreign trade oil 1875. Ac-
cording to III exchange, exports it is cal
culated, will be more than ), 100000 bales
of cotton; not less than 80 000,O 900 bushels
of wheat, besides u large quantity OF corn;
10000, 900 pounds of cured meats, with
increased quantities of petroleum, tobac-
co, naval stores, etc. But the most marx
ed Increase IN our exports will probably
be of domestic manufactures. Their re-
duced cost, the result of cheaper labor
and cheaper raw materials, as well as
their intrinsic value, will be likely to
commend them to much wider array of
customers. Our exports of domes.
tic cotton fabrics last year
were nearly twice as large
as in 1874; and although the increase
was the effect in part of some abnormal
circumstances, the goods were transmit
ted to markets that were hardly expected
to buy OF us. < further increase is looked
for in the East Indies and South Amer
lean trade. y great deal has also been
accomplished during the past two years
in the way of settling up and clearing
the field Tor new operations; and the i'm
proved character OF the bank clearance
statements and reports of railroads show
that the fruits of this toilsome but ncces-
sary and wholesome process are at length
beginning to appear.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-01-29
A VAIN THING.

a communication in the New York
!Sun, which is given prominent place in
the columns of that paper, suggests new
independent movement by fusion Of
Liberal Republicans and Democrats
with BRIsTow as Presidential standard
bearer. He says:
al make this proposition because l feel
certain it would secure the election of an
honest man as President of the United
States. No doubt the Democratic party
contains IN its ranks Presidential aspi.
rants who are equally as honest and rs
capable as Mr.. Bristow is, but question
very much whether they could secure as
large vote as he could uHder such a
nomination; for in addition to getting the
Liberal Republican and Democratic vote
solid, he would. doubles, be voted for by
many thousands of straIghtout Republi-
cans. do not think it likely that Mr. BrIs-
rendered him for the platform of honest
government which the Liberals and
Democrats will adopt-and which they
alone can consistently adopt-so swat
lows up, at the present time every other
issue, and comprehends every other issue,
that it must he broad enough for Mr.
Bristow To stand upon. Indeed, in view
of his efforts to promote honest govern
ment, | don't see how he could stand
upon the Republican platform, as he must
know that it would be very difficult TO
find material enough IN that party Il
say this Seriously out Of which to con-
slruct an honest administration. TIE
old party hacks, of course, would have to
DO served, and that would ruin every
thing.
The writer very truthfully foresEadows
the platform of the Democratic party
"honest gorermmemt,' but we must respect
fully submit that we prefer to
select our own standard bearer. We
have men in the ranks Of the Democratic
party whofor long years have toiled in
behalf Of honest government, and are
these old warehouses to be laid aside for
one who has failed 10 identity himself
with our party or even yield a support
to movement designed for the very pur-
pose which the Sto.'s correspondent now
suggestive mean the GREELEY move
ment in 1872.
Mr.. BRIsTow may be good man, but
we have our THURMANs, our HENDRICKS,
our TILDENs, onr BAYARDs our Pm
pLEToNs, and host of others who were
laboring for reform when Mr.. BRIsTow
was yielding a support to the admins
tration that is guilty of all these corrup-
tions. We expect to present good candi-
date on good platform and we hope
that the proposed desire for reform on
the part of the Liberal Republicans will
prove to be sincere in yielding him
support in opposition to the ring candi-
date of the Government officials. There
is one singular Circumstance about al of
these independent movements-the men
who get 1t up, the boilers, all want to be
the leaders and FIJI all the positions,
while the party supporting them is asked
to break its organization and receive no
reward for II. The Democrats propose
to fight 1t out on straight line this time
even IF it takes all summer" to do it.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-01-29

Cstill W al fi'tNt 'tii
giving date of list.
Andrews w NJ
Anderson, VIM l.
Berry widow Mrs
Bentley fhas A
Blanchard Rebecca
bennett Mana l.
Berry JAS
Royles Joseph
Busch C. V
Boyd Emma NJ
Bishop II Il
Bernard Freak
Crane W ] l.
Crawford Mollie
Cochran Mary
(Brthany toll gate)
Caldwell NJ I Mrs
Carr Michael
Crasby John2
Cline ] r
Counshan Jerry
CriSman Henry
Clark ID l.
Campbell Alfred
Cleen Anna Miss
Curley Amos, West
Wheeling
Dahnhardt Will
Dixon NJ Y Mrs
Dorsey W
Davis L { Capt
Dean John
Davis Scot
Davis John +
Duubar Edna 2
Dunlap Lizzie
Davis Lie
Evans Mary Mrs
Emlan Sala Miss
Eif1el Jacob
Erwen Ellen
Emen Ellen
Frasher Jacob
Folmer John
Flotto Henry
Gabriel &
Gray Viola
Gilbert Martin
Gipson Johann
Gilligan ] J
GriebSries John
cray James
Graves j X
GalbertC l.
H HsBBs. S% %% IN
Hane Sami
Halter Isreal
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-01-29
DIED..

HUGHES-Friday morning, January ~,
1876, at Pittsburgh, Pa, JOHN BISHOP
HUGHES, infant son Of Eilwood and Moilie
Hughes, aged two years, eleven months
and twenIy.cight days.
Funeral from the Grant House, Wheel
ing, sunday afternoon at O'Clock, Jan. 80,
1875. Friends invited.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-01-29
SATURDAY, JANUARY 20. 1876.
the WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed in
West Virginia. 1t will be sent to any ad-
dress one year for 500. Valuable premi-
ums to ciuu agents and to subscribers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-01-29
Second PRESBYTERIAN Church.

rr,HERE WILL BE COMMUNION SER
VICES in the Second Presbyterian
Church tomorrow, at l01a A. NJ. In the
evening, at O'Clock, there will be services
commemorative OF the late pastor, Rev.
John Moffat, in which tae Rev. ID: w.
Fisher, d. D., will preach memorial ser
mon, and Rev. j. b Graham Will give MS
personal recollections OF the deceased.
jan2gQ
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-01-29
Enc FVAN. LUTHERAN CHURCH,

CIxTEENTH STREET, ADJOINING
- postofiice, Rev. Small b. Barnitz, pastor.
Sermons 1917 A. NJ. and 7P. M, to-mnr-
row. "Ohigations to Observe the SAB
hath" sunday school Address and Black.
hoard Lesson at 2 o'clock. Welcome. Jazz
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-01-29

The undersigned having become sole
owners of the REGISTER, have this day as
ISOLATED themselves together for the pur-
pose of carrying on the Newspaper and
General Job Printing and Book Binding
business, under the firm name and style
Of The REGISTER COMPANY. The business
of the late firm will he closed by the SUBJ
srribers, who alone are authorized TO make
such settlement.
Gro. n. MosFETT,
JAMES Il. fancy,
WM. j. JOHNSON,
VIM. II. TANEY.
WHEELING, January J, 1876. jan5sb
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-01-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
patent Cooling Board.

VIE HAVE ADDED TO OUR UNDER.
w taking Department the celebrated
Patent Cooling Board with Curtains, &C.,
of which we have exclusive right, ana
which we furnish free OF charge;
WIN, link & son,
Furniture Rooms,
North end Centre Wheeling Market.
ian7
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-01-29
DISSOLUTION,

TIME FIRM OF LEWIS BAKER & CO.,
editors and proprietors OF the REGIS.
TER has been this day dissolved by mutual
consent, Mr.. Baker retiring. All liabili-
lies of whatever nature of the old firm,
sill be settled by the new, and all debts
Tue TO the office are payable to the new
M m LEWIS BAKER,
JAMES b. TANEY,
WM.J. JOHNSON,
WIN. II. TANEY.
WHEELING, January ], 1876.
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COPARTN EkSHIP.

WHEELING, January !, 1876.
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ne following the appli-
for advertised letter,
Johnson Robt
JohneS Aurther
Kern W Is
Kuip Samuel
Keller Ferdinand
Keller r +
Kennedy Willie
Linn Lizzie
Lee Lena
Lindeman q w Mrs
LouSs +
Lessee T. X
Longdon A X
LongdOn Abraham
Moore Maria A
Murray Milton V
Martin Mary Jane
Muncy l. ID
Moore James
Mung James Mr.
Member Jerry
Marlin 4
Miller Caroline
Morris Henry =
Mohler L. q
Meninger &
McCune VIM
Nc Michen Elizabeth
Mclaughlin Edward
Night Geo Il
Mite Louisa
O'Seal Patrick
Oliver q w
Otterson n iexander
lbaker)
Park n
Ransom J
Kemmick stone
masonl
Regain Liza
Ritter John (shoe-
maker)
Robinson J q
Reeves John ) A
Read. ii 4.
Smith II l.
Shsffer Peter
Shaffer .
Smith o r Mrs
Stevens Mollie f. Il
Sparkson Mary e
Scott Moses
Stone Mahala
Smith Ell
: nth Isreal
Strobel Ida
Tnhill James
Trout Carrie VI
Toothman Annie "
Tyler John I
Toothman Eliza
Wilson Margaret
Whittier WIN + Ms
Wells Mable
White ] X (painter)
John
Wilson Harriet
Wei,Zel FranzJ
Werner
Ziegler Franz
Lsur@ Franz
p . Vickery & Co
RAWLING. p. 81.
AGENTS FOR THE |
Best Selling Prize |
ut. Sample package |
ulars free. J.BRIDE,
'rk. noylje
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LETTER LIST.

IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
the postoffice ut Wheeling, Ohio coun-
~, West Virginia, unclaimed, Saturday,
January 29th.
To obtain any OF the following the appli-
cant will please call for advertised letter,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-26

DaRTIEs WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR-
chase Lots in the town of Winnie
rauccs, are hereby notified that all ap-
plications for the same, or on business
relating thereto, should be addressed to the
undersigned at Sacramento, where they will
receive prompt attention.
~ Those occupying lands belonging to the
company, without having bought or leased
the same, are also notified to attend to the
matter without delay. and avoid tre>ble.
nol5tf d. II. MARKELL.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-26
DR.. r. PRICE,
Physician, Surgeon, ccrlist ard Arrst.
GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITIES
....OF....
BERLIN and WURZBURG, Ger

HEfL4lN anu NSAADCStUs w yer
man Empire.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE - Gilson's Building
Ninnemucca, Nevada.
OFFICE HoURs- Pvom 10 to IL A. NJ, and 6
to p. NJ.
SPECIAL attention paid to long standing
Chronic diseases, which have resisted and
baffisd the skill Of the ordinary physicians
Of this State of the highest character, TO be
seen in his Office
References Ex-Governor Blasdel G. G.
Goodwin, Virginia Enterprise; W. W. Bslch;
Virginia City; d. L. Bliss, Carson City,
George Hatch, Virginia City, jazz If
Humboldt Register copy.
Smyrna times., 1876-01-26
Sher'iHS Safes.
CHERRIES SALE

OHERIFFS SALE
- By virtue of a writ of Levari Facias to me
directed Will be exposed to Public Sale at the hotel
of Charles f. FoXwell, in the town of Smyrna Duck
Creek Hundred, Kent County and State of Delaware,
on THURSDAY, the nth day of February, 1876, at 2
O'Clock, P. NJ. the following Real Estate, to wit
All that certain farm or tract of land situated in
Kenton Hundred. i'll Kent County and State of Della
ware, adjoining lands of David Keen, lands of the
heirs of Jacob Hurock, (decdl, lands of John Reams
and other lands. and said to contain Ninety
Acres and Twelve Square Perches of Land. be the
or less il being part of the real estate
which formerly belonged to James H. Conner. (decd)
and that part which upon the return of the free
holders appointed by the Orphans Court of Kent
County to make partition of the real estate of said de-
ceased designated by the letter A. plot whereOfis
duly recorded in the said Orphans Court, in Plot
Book vol 3. page 200 to which said plot the parties
hereto expressly refer for description of mees and
bounds of the said farm tract of land and which
was sold TO Thomas Slaughter by Edward Rdgely
Esquire, trustee" and now sold to John Garner by
said Thomas Slaughter and Clarissa C.. his wife,
by their deed dated even date herewith and
intended to be forthwith recorded at Dover together
with all and singular the buildings Improvements,
fixtures &c.
Seized and taken in execution as the property of
JOHN GARNER and WILMIiSA GARNER, his wife,
and will be sold for cash.
PETER L. COOPER, Sheriff
SHERIFFS OFFICE, DOVER. DEL.
January 90 1876.