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National Republican., 1877-07-03
ExcuRsIoN TO RICHMOND.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF WAUGH NJ. T.
CHURCH,

JUEY THE FOURTH, ISIT
Trains will leave baltimore and Potomac depot at G
a. m; Returning, will leave Richmond at p. M Time
required for the trip each way, five hours Lunch on
train and dinner at Richmond at low rates
Round tnp tickets t2.A For sale by Nourse a Co.,
and shoe store, Gs3 Pennsylvania avenue; lObinson 4
Co., clothieIs, 800 Pennsylvania Avenue FIJI a Co.,
statiOners, Fineenth street and New York avenue;
VIM; hallanne, siaiioner, Seventh street northwest
ANTEED SEAT. ce%S'ruTh6t
National Republican., 1877-07-03
CITY ITEMS.

BOYS JACKETS,
ofbroken suits, $50 ElsENAs BRos.,
Corner Of Seventh and i streets
National Republican., 1877-07-03

Doors AND WINDOW SCREENS. All kinds Gt Ham
ilton's, Y. NJ C. A. building.
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N o T ! C L.

The undersigned have this day formed q limited
partershp IN pursuance OF tile Revised Statutes of
the Untau States relating to the DlsriCt Of Columbia
concerning limited partnerships.
The name or firm under which said partnership Is
to he conducted Is WEIGH BRO1IlEI,S: lie bllsI.
ness TO be transacted Is the Manufacturing OF Flour al
the columbia Mills" In Georgetown In tho District
oftolunhin, and the selling the Hour and tho buying
grain rom which TO manufacture the same. Tho
partners Interested therein are as fDliows Edward P
Wech, James ~ welch aud Rosla W. welch, each of
whom resides In said Georgetown, are The general
partners, and Edward q. Jones, who resides In the
City and state Of New York Is the special partner.
The said special partner has contributed, lp cash
twenty five thousand dollars capital TO the com on
stock. The lsrlnrrship u TO connence on the ID Of
July, 1877, anu TO terminate on the al VI July 1917
EDWARD y. WEIGH,
JAMES u. WEIGH
ROslA W. WEIGH,
- - - 49, EDWARD q. JONES.
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EQuITY COURT.
Before Justice wylie.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Before Justice Macarthur

John Curran assault; Catharine Bailey, larceny;
James Lacey, selling lottery tickets; VIM. strich-
comb, nuisance; Edward Lancright, trespass; John
Reagan, assault; VI. G. Riddle, ASSAULT Jos McCar-
vim, assault; l.. NJ Babcock, false pretenses NJ.
LipsCOmb selling lottery tickets.
National Republican., 1877-07-03

Coon ADVICE
Now Is the time OF year for pneumonia, lung
fever, &c. Every family should have a bottle Of
Boschees German Syrup. Don't allow for one mo-
mcnt that cough To take hold Of your child yonr
family or yourself Consumption, asthma pneu-
monia, GROUP hemorrhages aud other fatal diseases
may set In. Although II Is true German Syrup IL
curing thousands Of these dreadful diseases yet Il
Is much better TO have II at hand when three doses
Will cure you. One bottle will last your whole
family winter and keep you safe from danger
Ifyou arc consumptive do not rest until you have
tried this remedy. Sample bottles, 10 cents Regu-
lar size, IS cents. Sold by your druggist Charles
stott & Co., Wholesale agents
QrtRK's lRIsN TEA.
This popular remedy for dyspepsia, btiousness
sick headache, sour stomach vertigo. constipation,
ind oil diseases arising from dlsorlercd stomach
liver ~ sold by all druggists 70 cents per pack
age-makng quart Of medicine.
TEETH ruined ny NEGLECT
cannot be restored. Young people remember this
usc daily Thurstons Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder.
II will preserve your teeth from decay, and keep
them sound, clean aud " hite through life. Is and
| 10 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
EyFRy pEnspSs
National Republican., 1877-07-03

EARTH CLOSETS, best In use, at Hamilton's, Y. NJ
c. A. building, Ninth and d streets.
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ExcuRsIoN TO THE GREAT FALLS OF TIL

II POTOMAC.
The Ladies' Of Wesley Chapel will give their annual
excursion on the 9TH Of July. boat has been ted up
for the occsision afording two hundred deck seats
weather The boat will leave the Aqueduct bridge,
leave the Falls at y. m.
Tickets q; for sale at Robnson's store, No. 100
Pennsylvania avenue, and Robert Cohen's No. go
Pennsylvania avenue.
Persons taking the Chariot line be conveyed
to the boat for 10 cents from the terminus Of the
the same rates.
CofIee and refreshments provided iespst
National Republican., 1877-07-03
FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION

MOUNT VERNON.
The steamer ARROW will make two trips to Mount
Vernon on July l. leaving seventh.street wharf at 10
q. M, and p M, and returning at and y. m.
whole day Rt this beautiful place.
This is The only boat which is allowed TO land pas
scngers AT Mount Vernon wharf
Round trip, u, including admission TO Mansion and
Grounds.
jy2-st CAPT. FRANK HOLLINGsHEAD
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EXCURSTONS.

r. xcURs SION
HARPERS FERRY
Limited to three hundred persons.
Trains leave baltimore and Ohio railroad depot al
,;y) a. m, iy,.gt
National Republican., 1877-07-03

nAK GROVE COTTAGE Is NOW 0PEN.-sPE-
~ cia terms for the season. For circulars apply to
the proprietor, &. v. HANCE,
jefs-im Point Pleasant, Ocean County, n. J.
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The fo!io"ing it@Hs arc cUllAcd
froi" the Hrr;s'r uf yesterday:
The Do Frees main ahuit is down 2OG
feet "oTi: i To be concentrated upon
the shaft and III" gIj foot level. Very
rich ore wnH taken from Ii3.fC0i level,
but the company rrcIosc to ni;ain
Grrntcr depths, that being consider, Il
%! paramount Importance. Three eight
hour shifts is HOW adopted. j. W.
'owc!i is still acting Superintendent.
The Youn. America incline H. still
pu"hins downward. ana will soon
reach the 4I0.iuot level, Tho north
hr:N Oh the GJ.foot lcTcl IL in lS5 feet.
showing four feet Of fair milling ore
throughout. Water has slightly in
crCnscd within The last four feet sunk .
The Grand Prizc main shaft has
reached point 10 feet below ;l.c ID
level. The drifts from this level extend
l32 feet crs; aud laJ feet w,si; both
loohin" wall. The slopes continue To
yield 80 tons per day.
The jTurrc, shaft is down 81 :cct and
much water is beinG cncouEt rcd.
Prospecting continues in ArCcnla.
fh" third level OF tho Grand lriao
WORKINGS has Tot yet reached il.
The Navajo incline is down ~ feet.
It will b" pushed ms raPidly as possible,
to depth oi ~ feet when drifting will
begin. Forty tons Of 5000 ore Lavr
been taken f:"n tho opening Inndo in
sinking tlc incline tu iIa present drpih,
\ double shaft hns hucn started on tho
hill nboyo The incline nui mn Cugiuo
with capacity 10 sink 800 feet mill bu
placed over il. An Office AMI shop IN
huinG built, and timh,Is aud supplies
are nriivrg.
Bcrnard 6 Parker nrc bnilding It
iInoly. .housc in the lower cmd Of town.
Tho Sawtrllc Dramatic Company
gave It's first entertainment in tho new
Opera House, Thursday evening ..
rlummor 6 Co.'S blacksmith shop on
Culforuin hill, Mountain City, wns
destroyed hy jirc the other day.
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'Thr Financial Question from NcSt-
rTn StamGpnint.

rrn stun'.pnint.
In q public speech ut Columbus,
Ohio, on Thursday last, Hon. Geo. II.
Pendleton. discussed, among other im.
rortHnt subjects. thnt of our ma
tional finance system. and in so doing,
probably gave expression to the views
Of II. lmrgc majority Of the men
of the great Mississippi Valley.
Whcn so VIDE diversity Of opinion
exists respecting the proper policy to be
pursued i'll relation 10 a matter Of tho
very greatest public importance, tho
expressions OF "pinion touching such
matters from .ncn eminent rs staIcB-
men, or AZ iinUncicrs. together with the
reasons upon which snrh conclusions
arc based. mus, c"cu:up'ly be produc.
two OF beneficial results Dir. Pcnllc-
| ton, in rrvicwin; the subject Of
our finances, said "The iinnn-
cial question may he briefly
! stated. An immense public indebted.
ness, payable i'll paper, has, by the ef-
fec, Of two Laws. Ltcn made payable i'll
, gold only. nnd there hua been an in-
crenso Of thirty per cent. Silver has
hcrn dem on"tiIcd, aud goll, the only
remaining legal tender for the bonds
has been enhanced RccOr,.inSly. Re-
sumption Of specie payments has brcn
| ordered 10. January, ieTg, and within
| eighteen mouths iA-y have 40 plan cX
cei,t the illegal collection of grccnbacks
or tho imposrlhle boarding ui gold.
The first mcaSuge lars=ly iIcrc lScd in-
debtedn"ss; the second diminished The
currency III which lhnt Indebtedness
can be paid; tho third cilrclually and
nGcrssari!: ,lca;rOyG the industries AMI
encrgi"S by which the means of pay cal,
he earned. The Egyptian policy Of re-.
fUirims bricks ana NO; furnishing straw
was merely in cOmrFo:uise. .'i
! Rrvc,!!nE % the Ieilt;on "f capi,al
nmd i:nnucn 10 labor. he stiL: The ave.
t"rm;y bonds were by ,ic law OF tEv.r
Issue p4yahl. in "grvnhac!is. Tl:.r,
cprlG l." no qgva:ion uf that !ac..
! Thuddrms Stevens u,sritc:i il wLru tho
! law pm.s: Il t..r Erpnhi!can conventions
of Oa.o. la.:tn", i!lin":a, Ioan AMI
| l!ichi:,un d,;i.,t,i il; Senator Iri.on
"rI"rrd it; S,crgtu? Sherman in his
place III ihc Senate, NIX :rain after tic
r"aGnE. Ui tho law, aasrrird IL; she
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y dispatch from PiochU relates that
n shooting affair cnmG OF Mt that place
oil Saturday between Pat Holland and
Geo. L. Gorman, local editor Of the
Record. The trouble is said tc hnYe
had lis origin IN nn article published in
the Rcteri and rejecting on Holland,
because Of u previous publication in tie
EHi0lGisc, for which Holland Is said to
,br travelling correspondent. In retail.
alton, the latter drew UP and caused TO
be posted some vulgar plncnrds. The
ivatc "fabrr Eling"rs" met In the door.
way Of tho EldoruiO saloon, and rs
oach drew masked battery from the
rear uf his brCcClIes, hUstiliti"s began
by Hollands gun going oil on IT'S own
nccouul ani porfDr"tiug holo in tho
salubriuus atmosphere. Gorman then
banged away couple Of times with tile
same result. Six shots wcro fred, nll
told, and with the exception OF one
sent after Holland ~ he hurriedIy dc.
parted ut tho back door, all within n
range OF ten feet. yct the only damage
,lonr was n very slight wound in
llullnma's hand by his oTn pistol. -...
Such wild and reckless Shooting
should be disconntenanccd by cvfy good
citizen, a. the lives and limbs Of every.
body but the furious combAtants within
half mile Of tho battlefield, IL
placed in Imminent peril thereby. ...,
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NIatl,1Svs' Speech.

In lengthy speech n Athens, Ohio,
Saturday night. Stanley Mathews, at-
ter discussing tho question Of the Pres
idcnt's title TO the position lie holds;
his Southern policy; tho course pnr-
sued III reforming the Civil Service;
reforming the Currency; the rcconcil-
iation of the claims of both capital
and labor. by protecting the rights Of
each TO the extent of tho constitutional
power of State and National Govern
nlent, took the ground-and justly
tUo--ihnt the Administration had only
fulfilled the promises made in tho Gin
cinnatti platform and in tho letter OF
acceptance. and that only liaapp2irted
and dishonest politicians had been in
jured by the efforts male to meet those
obligations. The best evidence Of the
correctness Of this view "f the speak
er's, is that those opposing tho course
of the Administration, are confined TO
| the class referred to almost exclusively.
In concluding review OF tho suoJec'
of national finance, Mr.. Mathews gave
expression to views which will meet
with hearty endorsement by our .peo,
| pie. lie said:
I join heartily III :he demand for tho
reconciliation o: silver, the restorN
ton to our coinage and currency CT thu
ancient silver dollar without other limi
than is secured by government contro
of its quantity. guided by I'm expcr
icnce OF tho results. 1t is equally tn
demand of justice mid sound publ
policy, tho indispensable condition nn'
only safe rond TO resumptiou-a re
sumption Of spocio payments wLici
shall not retire and conceal our treasur,
notes, but mako them equal in valut
to silver and gold, and eXchanGable n
par with coin on demand, and so pre-
serve nnd perpotuate them rs our na
tional currency, The cheapest, the mos
uniform the perfect American currency
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A TnII,a 1,Ts sICa-.- z7-riiH

From the well known law publljhe4ts,
Messrs! Sumner, Whitney IS CO; "So
have just received a copy Of odf wotk
Untitled, "a commentary on the tniIi.
ing legislation Of Congress" oft niBo
contains n preliminary review 81 the
repealed sections Of the mining Act OF
1866. Tho whole constituting com.
plete Statement Of the Law and Prac.
tice relative ito Mines,J Mining, and
Mineral Lands under the Laws, Of ftha
United States, Gs construed by the Con.
Pral Land Office, tho Secretary q. the
Interior and the Courts, from 1865 to
the present time; BY, q. EDY4RD p.
WEEKS, AttorDey.nt:Lnw. !
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Jerry %lnnn, Isaac McMhuus, Wm.
Dean aud Chas. 4. Newman. tho Mud.
dy river murdcr,rs, who were taken
through Eureka recently by Sheriff
Notice Of Jincolm county, have bccm
indicted hy Tho United States Grand
Jury nj Crson. Tho Comri appointed
II. NJ. Clark and Thomas II. Wells ms
counsel for the prisoners. nnd set noIt
Monday 0s tho time FOR thom to plcad.
Tho case will probably not bo tried til
The nUXi term 81 cunri.
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Coming Homo to I,oo.t.lro

Tho man Highly, confined in jail Of
Portland, under Indictment for suborL
nation Of perjury, in connection with
the, Grover investigation. appenrs to lbo
wenk brother and leAky. yessOl .as AoE
cording to n Portland dispatch; which
will be found elsewhere in our colnniusy
tho disclosures mado by Highly exbibit
ono. Of the most aatsrotious. StteIrpS TO-
defaine and ruin q political: adv6rasryj
for no, o,,othor reason, TINT hos eIof
trauspircd in America. lolgr vi sol
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About noon, Saturday, Samuel Den-
ton, Il carpenter by trade, was caught
III the pan.sh 1T at the Petnluma mill,
in Lower Gold Hill, aud was instantly
killed. Deceased had been sent below
the pau flo,r to put in spout to catch
the leakage from the pans. TO do This
he had to stand OH sca.folding Pbout
three feet below the The Shaft. '.'
II is supposed that rs he worked ho
got to close 10 the shaft and the. head
OF one Of the set screws on The collar
Of the shaft caught him in the waist
band Of his jumper, lifting him of his
feet. ... -.s.
The engine was making about 100
revolutions per minute at the TINE, and
il MAS impossible for Ranton to free
himself when once caught. ...'
One Of the mill hands who happened
to lie within ten feet Of tho spot heard
II shout, and saw hat fall. 1t was sc
dark that for moment lie could not
see anything. But presently he saw
that man was caught on the shaft.
He at once caused the engine to be
stopped, When the unfortunate man
WAS fund hanging TO the shaft By his
jumper and an arm, dead. ..
His clothing had all been torn of
him, rSccptinp his iuinprr nn1 Il Tuv,
rags which were gathered about his
shoulders. 4 stocking remained OH
one foot. Death must have been ill.,
Simultaneous.
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Heavy Damages Awarded.

In the suit brought in tho. District
Court Of Eureka County. by, Henry.
shafer, against Gilmer, 4 Salisbury for
damages, through injurics sustained
by the cnpsizing Of that Compnny'U
coach, Judgment in the sum OF . $4,000,
was, obtained by THO plaintiff Tho
o"sc had been on trial. for several
days,
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A StNN l!niint,Ln.

The STEER SINE reports the recent dis.
covcry of large aud rich mines in the
southern part Of Humboldt county. p.
W. Johnson nml Charles fnrnhnm nrc
tho fortunate oncs. They brought to
winmomuccn part Of wagon lond Of
the richest silver orc over fonnd ia tho
county, soine Of tho specimens weigh.
Ing M high as seventy rvc pounds.
Tho diHcuScrarS are keeping their coun.
sci ns 10 the LEGALITY Of the honnnza.
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Tl.e $. =. Cllronltle Lib.1 su,,.

In tho Chronicle liOcl Suit, which has
for sonio tinc past eiiRng6d oil tis "
spare tirno Of the placBttlllians, no to.
sultwas reached, the jntyis.Nnding lidlt
for conviction md half for atquittal.0'oa
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Subscription ltRtcst

uur Cory. Uuc year. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 co
Dne Copy. siI months" ~
Ono copy. three months. 90
Delivered In Elko by carrier It 80 cents week.
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DAILY ELK0 INDEPENDENT

ISSUED EVERY DAY, SUNDAY En-
| c,pted.
s. 6. SEARS, F:litor md Publisher.
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a cEAp salad eaton at Bon HoIidsy'S
by Senator Morton., Is said to ubo ths,6'
cause Of his prosOnt dangerous aiok-'id
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Everything is looking yell IN tho
lower levels. In the, "blRcta ore have
been engaged in cross-cutting for tho
purpose of getting nt the Width Of tho
VEN, and tnd it TO be 25 feet in width.
AT the end Of the main diff on tho
lower level havo good body Of ore.
iuiprcgnnted with native copper. which
assays as high as slsS in silver arc fol.
lowing the vein mp. This is distinct
md great ways apart from the black
ledge. The mill will start TO work on
ore September 5th, as the dumps aie
getting full OF ore. ~, ,,
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4 DrsrArcm from Helena, Montsns. oil
atNtcs that General Sherman arrived sslaU
ihM place IN safety OH Wednesday. +. I
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TuE Comisr.JomnH thinks tho beet
thing to forhove dundruff "is dndonted-
ly q Sioux" Isn't that a. dandtuf
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ts & . al = = - s.-rsl
ledge. The mill will stnrt to work on
ore September 5th, as The dumps arc
getting full OF ore. ~, III,
a, II; HIGHWAY loHBEnT.,. g.b,.o
Two Mormons arriyednin Phoebe: on
Saturday last, With 10 load of barley.
which they disposed of for S1oO,1a and
then departed for their homes in tho
laud of Zion. goingIby the way Of Dry
Valley. When they had got q distah6e
Of about five miles beyond tho valley
they were stopped.by an individual who
presented n six-shooter and demanded
and compelled them to deliver up their
coin. mud after occurring the snme' and
giving the brethren little wholesome
ndyice, he told them to go and sin no
more by denling with Gentlles! They
sent wordto town OF the robbery, but as
no description WIS sent OF the InGn per
pctratingit, no clue copldsHe found to
the liigh%ayraan. nff"is saf 'e s&Sn.
Vs. III nj KS 6i5rSCtoE b5IT I'D
,s1 dlfI od*t *thEs hE :t.IrltE: co.4IrrAltzEr: III 5eiiia
Tho discovery msdo in thea winEey on
900,foot level Mnzeppa mine bids, fair
to open out into a fine body of oIe5ll5o
tons has been raised from this. portion
Of Tie mine, during past week. Cross
cutting has been commenced in west
drift of the loOOsfoot level. with e1pepia.
lion Of reaching the. vein in 30 feet
The main drift on the 1loo-toot leyel i
being pushed toward with s:honr shifts
in the direction Of thsi aboye deyelop
ments, Tho prospects in, the Com
pany's Washington !1tEir Oreole mine i
very encouraging; veina Of high grad
ore have been. found in both, the; firr
and fourth levels. a drift isIbeing ru
East on the lelSe from fourth static
and oTe Of good grade ia coming .in.th
face, The mill shut 9Owa TAprsda
morning, after steady ,tup of ~ dAya
10 p"t ,ig new battery guides aud elea,
boilers. It started up again last eve
ming. There is now at tho mill dunn,
about 300 tons of different classes o
orc. .Gli" adj 10 s' ~ ~
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The consequences of a sproe n.

TnE consequences Of sproe at g
miners cabin in Virginia City. vera
thnt tho house burned TO tho ground.
and one Of tho inebrlnted ocenpen,sl, &,
IN being dragged out Of tho flames by q
tho lcgs, is supposed, 10 he fatally .iu- {
iurCd!. H-.t De. . ., ,
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our OnIy authorized ASrnti

q. ~. CRANE, M. 3?3 Montgomery SL 4.
ban iTAIcisc0, tai. cole agent foe Ia" FEEO
iEp%r TpEST, is authGr.G"'. 10 Urti:r.-; t.F ia.
ortus niveiIigiUUntp t'r u" ri our Locust rates
II coin. Orders LETT w!tE Mr.. Cra!:E Si!. r--"!Tc
roinpt attention
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ss-SOno bn, prepaid subscriptions re e.cIveA,
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I'Nrsu Milwaukee Bccr just received
h tho "Gcm.'
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kdrcrtIslng Rates In u. S. Coin,
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JOB pUIG'rI SG

OF EvEnY DESCRIPTION rToYrrI.Y pu:.I. ~ THr
rEs- STYLE oy rTE hRI
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Ploche Items. 4 I1a .,.gl
RAYMOND 4 ELI.

I'VE gull the following items from the
Piochc Record of the 25th:.I gai nuis
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IlJ:auiy4i A!ii
NO.R40.g

.a.5srs -,n4.isa ,,1St!,!W ia9rs 9!i 70
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-13
REAL ESTATE.

Omcial Report OF the Transfers in Yank-
ton County During the Past Week.
The tolloring report Of the transfers Of real
estate for the ,reek ending Dec. 13, 1877,
is giren Us from the real estate and abstra act
office Of CO.. B. Harris. Yankton:
Frederick v. Matthias to Lumas A. Car
ney, warranty deed lots and 8, block q,
north Yankton-$75.
Gustav Koschitzky and wife to Edward
Winklemann, warranty deed lot 8, block 6,
Burleigh's addition to Yankton-$s0O.
Charles & Simon Eiseman and wife to
Anna c. Wagner, warranty deed lots and
4, block so, Yankton-$500.
Leonard Giggey and wife to Henry Evert.
warranty deed, ! interest in lots Z, 8 and 9,
and sw4 nw} and nwi swl section 13, town
90, range 55; 21 acres-S100.
John Mcclellan to Henry Buell., warranty
deed lots and 6, block 66, lower Yankton
$50.
Daniel Mclean and wife to Michael Nc
Lean, warranty deed lots l and 2, nw4 Sec
tion 9, town 95, range 55; 159 400 acres
$500.
Eugene Benedict to Clara A. Brookings,
deed mel net section 10, and sci set and
west IL acres lot 4, section 3, town 90, range
55; 92 acres-$1.
Fipt Methodist church TO Daniel M.
Frost, warranty deed eS lots and 9, block
SO, Yankton-$60o.
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VARIOUS CAUSES.

Advancing years, care, ckness. disap.
pointment, and hereafter prcdisposition-
all operate to turn the hair gray, and either
of them inclines it to shed prematurely.
AYERS HAIR V1GoR will restore faded or
gray, light and red hair to rich brown or
deep black, as may be desired. 1t softens
and cleapses the scalp, givin!: 1t a healthy
action, and removes and cures dandruff and
humors. BY its use falling hair is check
ed, and new growth will be produced in
all cases where the folicics are not destroy
ed or glands decayed. Its effects are beau
tifully shown on brash,., weak, or sickly
hair, TO which few applications will pro-
duce the gloss and freshness OF youth.
Harmless and sure in its operation, it is in
comparable as dressing, aud is especially
valued for the soft lustre and richness oi
tone it imparts. 1t contains neither oil nor
dye, and will not soil or color white cam.
brio; yet it lasts long on the hair, and
keeps is fresh and vigorous.
For SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
Sold by Mills s. Purdy, Yankton.