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Middletown transcript., 1876-12-16

At Petrolia. Pa. Sunday afternoon,
wagon load Of nitro glycerine-about
600 pounds-exploded. tearing wagon
aud horses to ..shreds." and killing two
men named Smith and Humphreys,
who wers unloading the wagon
There wss fall Of SNOW in the At
lsntic States early Saturday morning,
the sind was very severe and the tenn
peratnre fell at many points to zero,
and at others, chiefly West and North,
to from 5 to SO degrees below.
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COLLEGE WIsp0lr.

College boys are generally full Of fun
and have q keen appreciation of the
weaknesses and follies not only Of each
other, bat Of boys of larger growth.
This quality some of them preserve
through life An instance in point !:
The Alunni Association Of Yale Col
lege lately held an annual thanksgiving
jubilee, at which w. G. Sultier. Of the
class of 1870, delivered what is face
tiously called the 'sermon. saying that
q. some time bad passed since the ag-
gregate body before him had been born.
be would briefly and generally review
the mercies which have been accorded
to Yale College during the past 1876
years and give thanks for all. Asking
what there was in the recent history Of
Yale graduates to be thankful for. the
sermonizer answered himself by saying:
mot much, but what has been done was
good I'VE furnished Mr. Beecher with .
lawyer who split the jurymen only, so
that a ragged edge vas left. but not a
man hurt. Laughter Then VIC have
set up pretty good sort Of man for
President Of the United States. To be
sure. be didn't graduate; tut if he had. j..
what q man be would have been. He
isn't an able man. nor brilliant man,
nor au eminent man. nor financier, nor
a diplomat, nor . statesmen, nor any
thing of that sort. But he's good. De-
risive laughter He isn't elected. but
then be is likely to live on board wages
at the White House for the next four
years We don't expect him to do much
but then we ought to be thankful for
even little things Laughter Then
there's Chamberlain. Derisive cheers
He's sunny, but he's amazingly deep
Aud be's good! Laughter He don't
say much, but he's quietly working
away regeuerating South Carolina and
electing Tilden Laughter and cheers.
Then there's Wsite, quietly weighing
the scales Of justice; and Taft. peddling
out 'opinions' and lot more standing
about In government circles with their
hands in somebody else's pockets. up
roarious laughter. They are not doing
much"
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others. Handsome square and oval
mirrors are shown, also Mosaic marble
table. Beautiful Spa wood boxes, paint
ed BY hand and cheap ia price. are dis
played. A beautiful alto relieve picture
in woed of Christ and His Apostles was
very much admired. the carving being
very Gne. A case of exhibits, showing
. patent system Of bleaching and dyeiug
shawls, 10 Attracted attention BY its
simplicity. Near this was case Of
magnificent church vestments. most Of
which have been purchased by bishops
and priests Of the Catholic churches of
this country One :piece, an albe of
exquisite workmanship. was bought by
Bishop Wood. Of this city. for $500 /;
another Of garnet and silver was bought
BY the Most Rev. N. j. Perche. arch
bishop of New Orleans; two others,
$17O and $3.50, also BY Bishop Wood
Some carved wood tables, and sideboards
with game carved on the doors. are
shown, also door with grapes and leaves
Some handsome Mosaic flooring is also
shown. A handsome display of tapes
tries are exhibited by Belgium, one in
particular being a fishing scene. aud
another a portrait of Peter Paul Reu-
bens. both equal to oil paintings. This
article does not include Holland and the
Colonies. which will appear iu future
number
While writing ou the Exhibition,
may be justified in referring again to the
beautiful ideal head in butter which at
tracted such crowds 10 the Women's Pa
wilton and afterwards 10 the Art Gal
lery. We we're favored with an invita-
tion to private view Of this lovely
creation. on Saturday evening, and also
presented with volume Of the poem
Middletown transcript., 1876-12-16
4eal estate Sales.
EXECUTORS SALE
REAL ESTATE.

DY the authority of the last will and testa-
ID ment of John Atherly, deceased, the sub
scribers will expose to sale, at Public Auction
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tFrom Thursdays Daily.]

The CELESTIAL IIATcuEr.-Dcpuly
Sheriff I'onglcy yesterday evening
Brought mp from CNrlin Spanish Chi.
namNh, whose particular case will be
investigated by tho Grand Jury to-day.
Ho il charged with having donc some
coarse carving with n hatchet upon his
Chinese travelling companion during q
brief halt Mt Carlin. Tho pnir wcro OH
their way from Cuba to tho Celestial
Kingdom, md aftoT retiring TO rest IN
the Chinese quarter At CGrlin bloody
row nrosc, and tho "othVr" disciple Of
Confucius was found nlono md badly
battered. Tho arrested party hnving
beCn called Away OH such urgent bust
ness, excited curiosity us to The Iiathto
Of II. Hence, tho nrrcst, subsequent
examination and future Interrogation.
PEEsoNAt.-Gcorgo Mcigs toro him.
self away from the seductive influences
Of ITO coHMiy.seht, md lit out for his
homo mt Wells, last evening. I'D. D.
Nyc, L. A. Fargo e Co.'S robust per.
nmbulating ngcmt. arrived from Eureka
10y tho eastward hound train yesterday.
&C.. Harry a. lIarvillc aid +. H. Tnnno-
Hill were passengers for Cornucopia by
tho stngo yesterday morning. Hurry
goes to commence operations Oh the
Alameda mine.
NorfcE. Tickets Tor lilo X. s. j..
ball to he held Oh tho Fourth Of july,
can hc procured at tho Post.ofico, q.
& NJ. COINS, l.. Engler, u. Rcinhart
4 Co., A. Fisher and The Depot Hotel
in Elk6; Thomas Holmes, Thomas
Foster aud Arnhcihi hayC lhcn IL Cur.
lin; and lINrnill e Mcigs will 8cll ihom
nj Humboldt Wells. Remember tho
number TO he sold Is limited:
SECURE YoUn CiTIzESsiir. - Will,
tho present term Of tho District Court,
closes tho opportunity 10 obtain nat
urHlizalion, prior 10 tho election, II,
this county, 80 that persons TINT hayo
moi compiled with tho law III this par
ticuidf, md &ho dosiro TO hssist In man,
Ing tho next President: must attond TO
tho matter Vt oiico.
TnE celebrated Crystal Peak nccr at
tho Gem Saloon.
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5iivE,H TINES AT IsLAxb Mouxrl1N.-
From Sheriff Brown, who arrived from
Island Mountain yeg.ertlay, We learn of
tho shooting. of John Greene by Cratic
Rousselle. The weapon used was a
shotgun, and Greene received one
buck.shot in tho arm and another IN
the thigh, intlicting flesh wounds; &C.
we're, but not dangerous. The little
festivnlreferrcd to was occasioncd by n
dispute respecting tho title to a poi lion,
OF tic Chin iinW worked by drcchc,
ahd Of which tho Count, as he is
familiafly known, was. among others.
an original locator. Eoatsehe waiyed
mn examination and transferred his
right to the pursuit of happiness, to 'tlsc
Sheriff, md r. now in charge IF 'thst
officer. Tic assaulted party is also In
town, having arrived yesterday. As
the matinee spoken of will form n part
of the subject matter which will be
submitted for consideration to the
GRIND Jury, which assemblies ut tho
Court house tomorrow, we merely skim
the surface of this complicated case.
From the Superintendent OF the
Owyhee Gravel Company, Thomas
Mayon, who also arrived yesterday from
Island Mountain, We learn that tho
rerGlcst handling Of Iire-Hiins'is not the
only cnse i'll The district requiring OIL
cinl interference aud legal adjustment.
Tho trouble in this instance i;rows out
OF the fact that parties cluiming the wa
ter from which the Owylee Company's;
main ditch is supplied, by virtue of al
ancient right acquired by location of
tho WINTER privilege, have cut the aqua
duct Mt its head, nnl arc holding forci
bio possession of the situation. SIr.
Mnyon's object is to protect the inter-
rsts of 'kis company by legal process,
md application for M injunction will
be made Immediately. The work of
opening their placcrs was going bravely
on. with every prospect of n brilliant
result for their seasons labor, and the
sudden shutting of of the water supply
is n grevious disaster to the company
md 90 the camp.
TIN bthye arrived from Cornucopia Mt
1aO p. IN. yesterday, bringing, as pas
senScrs, a. Berkee and Il. Gorden.
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tFrom Wednesdays Daily.]

TGoooiFFA.-6h the west bound trafn
yesterday %tfo ISL pecrmts, which,
together with 81 left IL Camp TThrleek.
Constituted la mi5h, who left st. Iouia
on the 18Th Instant 10 IN mp various
commands OH this consl. They were
under command OF Captain Rodney, of
the Fourth Artillery. Fifty OF them
IRE destined for tho Sixth Cavalry,
stationed in Oregon, kNh iAo 1linor i6I
Fro Tor tho Fist Cavalry in Afiz5nu.
wANrED.-Thcrc are III the Elko
postoflice registered letters for Thompl
son Smith, n. Z. Erickson, Henry
PctIts and Airs. Mary Anderion. Tho
address OF the above named persons is
desired by Postmaster r. n. Stone.
RAisEr.-Tho new liberty role was
placed in position yesterday, and now
Elko bonsts rs hnoisome polo upon
which to display her bunting as any
town OH the line OF tho c. p. Il. II.
PEnsoHAL.-AIrs. Richard Dorsey, nc
companicd by her mother. started cnst
on visit to the Centennial, Monday
UScning.
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SERIOUSLY IS'UnED.-6n 1he 10th
instant II. L. Eagan. OF Ruby Valley,
was very seriously injured BY being
kicked by young horse. Mr.. IEagun
and some others &tte cnghged III break
ing the animal to work in q wagon,
and Mr.. Engnn was standing close to it,
when it kicked hir, With both feet,
on the right side of tho face. Tho
wounded man was taken to the house,
and did no. regain consciousness for
something like three hours. The iu-
jurics are quite serious but it is hoped
they urc not dangerous.
TuE FIsmERMES.-The party IL an
glers, consisting of Messrs. St6ffenburg,
Hull, Gilligan and Derrick, returned
from tho dny's fishing excursion oh
Spring Creek, Sunday evening. Ne
are reliably informed that the fish out
i'll that section are so numerous thft
the boys got innumerable bites my
where around i'll tho grass, ami Glenn
rays that if they'd got 'hhlf rs many fish
rs they did bites thcir stulwart mule
team couldn't have hauled in the cargo.
Orr FOR AnizosE.-Joe. Cox, Bob.
Hunter and Jottany Bachelor, three of
Elko's bucolic young sons, sot out for
prospecting tour through Arizona
yesterday, but they will prospect for
cattle ranges instead Of quaftz. The
boys have got good bottGn, and flattcr
themselves that they can make rs good
ttimo. i'll q dead heat ny nEy cusscd
Apache OF them uil.
WAY Ur.-Scnalor- Shepherd Informs
us that the South Fork is now higher
than it hns been since he has resided
there, something like ten years. Ills
rond in places is under water, but not
iInpassnblc, while his bridge is the
only place at which the Fork cnn be
crossed.
THE mercury craw,ed up hG5Ee 95
yesterday morning, but about noon n
refreshing shower cooled the atmosphere
and laid the dust, thereby rendering the
burdens OF life SO much lighter that the
hnttcring prospect for IA suicide" has
ngain vanished in thin air.
To Be ELEvGTTp.-This morning
juEt after tho dcthrt6re of the express
train going west, the new liberty pole
will he rhise:l in tho plnza, end all who
feel strong are requested to Dc ON hond
and hssist IN tLei6t.
SSAKEr.--50hh LRho on Sunday
killed six-foot coach-%hip snako ut
the bridge, the first we Lnvc ever Eaerd
Of i'll this section.
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DisT;i,Icr coui,1.
hon. J. IL. rLick, rRIs1pixd.

The Dtktrttt coinirt. of tho Ninth Judi
cinl District was convened yesterday
morning 1t 16'ctlcck, according to law.
The following cases wero then cnl.
led up:
State VS., William IrttGclcar; set for
trial July 9Th.
Badt (; Coin VS.. II. II. Chase and
E.. r. Chase; set for July 9Th.
Anna Howard vs.. L. Engler, same ms
above.
NJ. a. Ross vs.. II. Martin Ell AL: pas.
sed. ...
c. ". Burrows VS.. w."H. Dc Ffccs
1.-TWO complaints); same us above.
Elsoy vs.. Elscy; SAME as above,
Winney VI. McFall ct al; pissed.
Burton VS.. CALDWELL & Horn; set for
July Tth. T.,
S. Mooscr & +. II. Smith VS.. Kirk
& Co.. placed at the foot Of tho calen-
lar.
Mcintyre VS.. Mcintyre; referred to
Judge W. N. Stafford to evidence and
report. ..
Molcy VS.. Motley; referred to ]. L.
Wines 10 tako evidence aud report.
The Court md tho Clerk thep pro-
ceeied to draw Hfiy trial Jurors, and
suGpocnns were issued for Them. re-
tuEnablo ut 10 o'clock a. H., July 5th.
The Cottlt then took n recess until
l O'clock j. M.
Court again convened ut o'clock,
and finding some ubsenties i'll the jury
list, Judge Flacli excused all jurymen
and witnesses Until 70 O'Clock this
morning.
Court was convened ut 10 O'Clock
Tuesday morning, and the list of Grand
Jurors called. All responded to their
fikG.es except 4. Van Week, Tor whom an
attachment was ordered issued. A. V.
lancaster was excused Oh account of
sickness. The Clerk then drew the
following names from those who were
summoned, AMI they We're sworn in,
with J. II. Bradley rs foreman, to con
stitute the Grand Jury:
j. n. Woodwork, James Myers, a.
T.. Sherman. A. d. Marvel. NJ. Hefrner,
]. II. Bradley, ". A. Tucker, l.. C.
HawhTth, JOIN Drering, +. Honeyman,
+. II. Cummings. A. ". Brown, Thos.
Giblin, j. d. Andrews, Vim. Kennedy,
]. ii. Hawley and q. j. Cox.
After the jury was instructed, Court
adjourned until 10 o'clock this morning.
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Iron Sundays Daily.J

FoR fEoIsrAT1vE HuSoR.--Our wor-
Thy towrshhh, T.. 4. Stone, 8hics his
castor, hihgs his gauntlet mid stcpa
boldly into tie political arena. Shonld
Tho aggregated patriotism OF tho Rcpnb.
licnn Convention select him ~ captain
of their Senatorial barquc, ho will place
h0ro ~ the helm; vigilance nj The fore
top, AMI NTH hciivity md strong con-
BIitutiom oh Mock, ho'II buffet the billowa
Of opposition tHd carry Tho cranky craft
peacefully into port or perish In tho at
tempt.
Fon AssEssoR.- niS aulh6tizcd by
Mr.. L. II. Griswold.--tho ptcSont in
GumbCnl--lo announce him as n candid.
hto for recollection. Mr.. Griswold, ny Ia
vol known, III u Btauhch and ZChlGns
Republican; OHtncsl In tho discln rgO Of
his 0fl'cinl duties, and IL well entitled
to fasornl'lG consideration ly the gen
llcmcn Of tho Republican County Con-
tentlom.
1IGs AhhrvtD. e. Tho machinery for
Tho Rhntpling mill, 10 be erected by Mr..
n NJ. Ilurdi Of Ch'rSgt, ncat tho upper
bridge, arrived bY tho train from tho
Inst yesterday: Tho mill will hc ready
for buslnesg sddiGkIy d. tho mnchihoft
cNn DO pldccd In position.
pEnsoSii.--.t. Il. CnrIiaglinn passed
through on Ills why to visit tho mines
~ SPrucOmont, Inst evening. Ilo will
fcturn in tho course Of II few days. -.
Len. Hnrtis Was alsU n passenger cnst-
ward.
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plenty of climber. which. win ifsHSa r
profitable the reduction Of a grade Il
ORGY .thSt %odla not pay in less favored favored
localities.
After enjoying Tie s l;|EGaf;; hospital.
titles invariably cltfndedd q aiifl new com.
'oFs by tho PROTECTORS Of 81 q mining
CAN'T. we, on tho following day, with
G. ", Allegheny as our ggpidc, Started
for tho FAMOUS Murdfs aIiniEsl District,
the imlNe5S6hs regarding which will
be furnished in orr next,
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WEEKLY ELKo INDEPENDENT.
SAX f'KAScIsCo
STOCK REPORT,
TirTbSI, JUNE &5, 1tIU.

$50 ophir, 81. 5i1I, 5IH.
'1U65 Mexican. 29%, 29H.
,:!S0 Gould 4 Curry, 1G1I, 1917, 1G,%.
40 California, 75I, 75;:.
'3yS5 Savcvc, 221I, %, 2II. 2llI. o1H
.22*, 2ahs's5, -, 221., 2lX bj,
-. 20II $50. 223 bj.
1895 Con. Virginia, G3, G2L, G2I,
621., G3 bio, GS b5.
20 ChOllur, 81, 20.
10H.
1875 Point, 1917, 1922.
1850 Jacket. 33I, 33iS, 32s*.
1925 1ihperial, az, G3I.
475 ALPHA, ~. 4GH, SO, 4GI&.
2lO Bclcher, IGH, 1871, 1871.
400 5: Nevada, II, 1Ja, ljT.
1G5 Utah, 10, 1872.
GO Bullion, Al, 43sI.
'230 Exchcqucr, lGX.
$40 Ovcrinan, OF, G3II, CO, G2II.
TO5 Justice, 23I1, 23X, 231I.
400 Succor, zoe.
Sis IItith, 1lEs,,1l, 1I1t, 11h:.
f3t5 TiySi,. NC, Zoe, 1Oc.
il5 Julia, So, S;S, 81.
800 Caledonia, 81, eI, So.
AGO Eureka, lOX, lOts.
$50 jackson, 4, AZ.
100 Alps, ~.
100 Belmont, 2M.
20 ,;silo, 75q.
500 hGS5Gy, TOT, 62Hc, :t5c.
IS Leopard, ca, 7.
90 Northern Belle, IL, 4IX..
975 General Thomas, 1, ~, ~.
100 Modoc, "a.
1000 Coso Con. 2Gc.
l25 Golden Chariot, ~.
100 Poorman. GOc.
ITO Baltimore, l;., ~.
100 Challenge, AZ.
'2lU New York, Toe.
% Best Il BclclIer, 4GT.
SI4 ,Qphir. ~. 49,. i0I, 1877.
$40 CGh. EiIEitia, GO, COX, G0s3.
20 Alphn, 4GI<, 1GIi.
G30 Imperial. 81, G1., G1I bio.
1855 Justice, 81, 22!i44 225..
$50 Hale & NOrcross. ~, w.
80 Gould e Curry. lG.
1000 Cosmopolitan, 321sc.
$50 ProsPcqL z, 81.
80 ANDES, 5TG.
100 Morning Stir, +.
AOiO Mexican, g71G. 97H L5. s7H,
1Oa5 jacket. '3On, oO,..
100 California, 73II, 73is, 1872.
1850 Savage, 20H, 2oH. 2UA. 81,
% otiadahthl, 3X.
800 SEGidEa, ~, i.
i25 WoOdvIlle. Ia, TX, L.
500 Lady Washington, "a.
400 Kossuth. Tie.
400 Mint, zoe.
80 Florida, ~.
81 Whrh Z ~,
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SATURDAY. 3US1s ~, t.9G.

$50 0Phfr. la%, 43s..
1923 Mexican, 287., ISL, 2bIS, 2sH
ITO Gould * Curry, l514.
$50 best e. Bclchcr, AZ.
300 California, ~, 7IX.
1850 SnvHr,,c, 20, iH1si, l3S', aOH.
100 Con. NIiTinin, COY, coz.
l49 Slh1ilhrf "a, GS, 40, 77Ii;.
$50 ffnlc s. Nurcross. "a.
l25 Point, l0H, l0Is. 1872.
1850 Jncket, 3lH, 3lIS, 81, 30J;, 3O3t
$40 Imperial, 81, ca.
80 AlphH, 10.
1i5 tthchcr, iG11.
30 confidence, Is.
S75 Sierra Nevatln, 49,. -, 13,S.
80 Bullion, Al.
80 Erchequer, 1GI+, lGX.
10 Utah. 10.
il5 Ovcrnhnn, coz, cox, 60.
29j Justice, -, ~ lbs.
80 Union. 1917. 1875.
$50 Succor. IOc.
ESQ Indy Bryan. 2Oc, ice, loo.
i55 Julia, S11I, 81.
70 Caledonia, =.
500 Globe, zoe.
100 Baltimore, *:
SEQ Rock ISTaud, =.
q s. Hill, 7.
20 New York, 75c.
200 KossutlI, S71tr.
75 AHdcS 2lI.
30 North Carson, &c.
200 North Con. Virginia, Toe.
60 Raymond Il Ely, ..
20 Eureka Conf l0IS.
Is Valley, ~.
100 Jackson, a.
500 Typo. ~.
400 q. Chariot, az,
100 Mansfield, joe.
$50 Now COSU, Z;
100 POorlnnM, Csc.
100 Jefferson, 1.
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from Fridays Daily.l

fFEARag6S;Ni.:-Tohy FaR,or, the great
humOfiSt, and his theatrical troupe 81
2?H PGlaYhs. SGcGrding to Conductor
WEIGH, being a 'Siminuu'tivo piece Of
anatomy, passed %est yesterday MORN morn:
ing. Raymond, ttEa actor, and Suite
Of three, were on tho same train. Il
half brother of Speaker Blaine went
west. Frank ]. Wyatt, ono OF the
spicy "locnls'' OIL tho Virginia Chronicle,
| Il in tcwh "A Jolly horty c6htsistinE
OF Messrs Davis. Bray, Foster and u
number of other CArlin boys, might
have been sccn last evening scattering
smiles Md ulkali dust as their blooded
team 'tofo through town, and extitcd
tho admiration OF all beholders. Tho
boys were Just out on "bit of lark"
bNt a Better conducted lot Of conviyinlb
hover knocked the mock from n bottle.
ID. II. Haskell, OF the Central Pacific
arrived from the welt last evening. lie
remains over today.
SAroSACEoUs.-As sentimental Io5kipp
young mum with long hair and poetical
aspect, erected frHil rostrum on the
main street yesterday, and after
carefully adjusting himself on top Of
on empty box Of HlNmnntinc CANDLES,
began yolublc discoNfsc, not-as bib
Joquin Miller appearance so plainly
inticatGd--.HpoH the Beauties Of poesyy,
but upon the transcenling virtues of
"so"r." Had the orator INDUCED in
broad md liberal views embracing NIL
the vast T0fictirs OF the snponnccous.
and acknowledged the advantages
arising from general application Of
tho principles embodied therein, VIC
should havc granted lin a patient
hearing, and perhaps invested n slick
quarter i'll the extracting properties OF
the special article.
4 NEW srR1kE.-G. II. Bobicr showed
us yesterday samples Of orc from new
strike lhreo miles nbovo town, in the
hill just back OF james Adams place on
the river. lTo informs us That the lead
10 2X fGot Vide; iFFcAts we'll defined,
and assays from the groupings gave n
return Of $lS SO to tho ton. Specimens
Of tho orc taken from n couple of feet
below tho surface Is partially dccom-
posed, mid las somewhat tho appear-
anco of gold.tcat'ng rock. Beside tho
tests mndo hero samples Will 10 immc-
diatcly sent TO Virginia. Two locations
Of 1 800 feet cNcl wero made yesterday
by q. II. Boiler and Mr.. Suggett. Tho
prevailing opinion hns heretofore been
Tint no nincral-bcaring lodcs existed
so near tho river, but Tint conclusion
may have been erroneous;
J'vrhy ioh 4 boy, - Smith tan
Dricllcn's littlo son Tommy was sent
by Sheriff Brown rs special deputy,
"Wednesday, to John Trnynor's ranch in
Huntington Valley, with u message to
I!ill l'au8h. lilo loft tn horseback in
tho morning, saying no would return
TO q. II. Shepherds ranch the sumo
day: Contrary to nil expectations hc
iiddc Ills ftcmIsO good, having mhdC
tho distance to Mr.. Trrynor's--li mIlcB
mid back neNih tho snmo day. Tho
fording Of Smith Creek twice, which III
at very high stage, Is Included in tho
contract. II thOro's any youngsters OF
twelve Summers who can tHpturo
Tommy They're not laying hround
loose.
SEVERAL tons OF choice potatoes for
sale at l.. Englet's very cheap.
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ESnESsa HOTEL.

F. =. ksilS&a Ne pioneer r bsHsSSesita. Il
| The PflISsa9 SaffS, has fitted up ansR,
HToug hoat, 'tie EtHfexs, Hotel, near his
2la iIasS ii in, PSS!isaas, FRa travellers %
end frSBB} EtSeGa, ana Tie public gen.
@t4ls aaH4 R4$tS' Gle Beds q, 1 {ines
by ineeEyieYihy Tho genial host 81 2foc
NGtFiitUuEf:,
Having sofa ny ,AkS'sSskSBfifh bussiiRsS,;ffsi
to William oGab, tGc ,HSttlement Of an
my oGtStanfiiis ,EeSHiHts has become
, ,GT i J IS ~! SsdfSS III, y
duo me, and remaining unitShittiitnSScd
after the 10th day Of July. 1876 win 60
placed in tho hands Of nn officer for
collection.
E. pu1LLrrs.
TAKE NoiT5teliE.-;hI|l Pgf&ss, taxing i'm
OF me SHro Hereby notified that IT% Viii 'naot
p psg s iSE i5 Ssss Il .f M & Ell:
for the week preceding. And IkSt tbs
price for ice is two cents per pointiiiiid, eS.
capt to those with whom / 6aSe already
contracted for a different pJIice.
GKohok CANE.
Fresh California strawberries and
Esnnipc ice!eream daily at the Gem
TINS very. finest quality Of Brandy,
Sherry and Port Vines, for medicinal
purposes. ut the Gem Saloon.
A, hiGo assortment -iiiitai Il LadfeA' md
Gsnts' Hats at Engler's; very ION
1E,Sou desire to 90 to the. jniest Cen.
tcnniai drink Virginia M6ife Rey
Whishcy Mt the Gein.
s. F&Ufs ! FOL, TiiiE rIiifEtLiGE.
The facts referred 70 IN, thq above
caution are the fGcts ia relation 70 lie
victories over disease achieved BY Hos
letters Stomach Bitterg. ThGt rcnown.
ed tonic il daily adding flesh lSHrcia
OF popularity to tho great reputation
which it long since obtained .Bs q REIN
edy for dyspepsia, constipatioH, Biif-
BUSINESS, nervous disorders, urinary
troubles, intermittent and remitient
fevcrs, rheumatism aud debility, and
domohSIdtipg, to the satisfaction ;iYE, Mo
p9oiic It's superiority 10 the. PaITISfyea
which flood tho market, and whocnss
mnke-believe cures are trunpeted in
manufactured testfTSioonniais.
1t Is subject Of honest pride to tho
propnetors Of Hostetter D BitterS, TINT
no claims hive ever been advanced in
Its behalf that could not be corrobornted
by ample Pypofs, but most assuredly had
such been the cGSe,, they ,c9pld hnyo
expected nothing better than THAT a IRE.
paration bolstered mp by statements of
the same stripe es those INDUCED in by
the propfistofs " MEM JHcal bitters
die of innnition. Such has been the
fate Of thousands of bcpuffed shnms,
rather less cificacious than bilge water.
The success of the Bitters is, attri-
6utable to their genuine excellence.
The public has observed that what
they arc, advertised 10 do, they do, and
that np. Incredible PFe!eIsif9aHns are mnde
on Ona t ttiI5 ;$g8SRR.. .TEs sFiYo gained
dence md respect OF nm enpiRTtencd
Community conn ;G,1 sac iRteIIiESHkG e be
hamisR Or SshFScF,HtpHISaH5 Z g 'Giit and
disr6putablo Spectators.
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