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Mr.. Mewins was counting young Ia
dy of some attractions, and something
ia fortune into the bargain. After a
lReybMfy1R6eDeqte had heeaa rnAaa&& &fRs
having taken particular fancy to little
brown mare, demanded tha, 1t should be
thrown into the bargain, and upoa pos
tive refusal, the match was broken off,
After couple Of years, the parties accid
entally met, at country ball, Mr.. New
ins was quite willing to renew the en-
gagement; the lady appeared not to have
the slightest recollection of him. "Sure-
ly you have not forgotten me-" said he
'"What name, sir p she inquired. .Mcw-
ms" he replied. ~ had the honor OF
paying my addresses to you, about two
years ago" Il remember person OF
that name," she rejoincd, "who paid his
addresses to my fathers brown mare"
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he knows nothing of; but he spoke the
truth-openly set bad example. Oh,
shall ever meet another man as good as
he p
And after this food Of tears Sibyl was
very confident that she no longer dctest.
ed Herbert Talfourd.
He is dying, Miss, dying FAST said
Mrs. Atwood, as Sibyl stood beside the
bedside of the sick man. :" But God has
been very good to him, Miss. He has
sent him another friend, to day. Mr..
Herbert ralfourd, whom:we knew in our
better days, and oh, Miss Rcnmere, he
has already promised my husband to pro.
vide for me and my children. told Mr..
Talfourd that you had promised to do
that; but you have always done so much
for us. Miss Renmere, thai / am glad
somebody has come to your relief"
SibyTs heart gave great bound.
She never could humble herself to
Herbert to tell him that she had always
gone among the poor and needy, and
helped them; but now he knew that she
was not given heart aud soul to dress,
fashion and gayety and-she was glad.
Miss Renmere, my best friend" said
the dying man, opening his eyes. you
may never see me again alive. Will yeu
say prayer for me, for He will surely
hear an angels voice"
Sibyl, with tears in her eyes. knclt be.
side the bed and prayed aloud.
While Sibyrs voice filed the room the
door opened and a man entered. In an
instant lie took in the scene before him !:
then. going over to the bedside, he drop
ped on his knees beside Sibyl, bent his
face to the coverlet, and wept from the
fullness of his heart.
When Sibyl finished her beautiful
prayer, she simply turned aud laid her
hand on the man 8 head saying
Herbert, God bless your
And kneeling there, with Sibyls hand
upon his head, Herbert knew that his
love was not in vain--that he would
never again hear how she detcsted him.
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Mr.. Lester said when he was a boy
ten or tvs elve years Of age. he was stand
ing in Market Square with his grand fa-
ther, when four Irishmen came up, one
OF whom asked the distance to Pawtuckct
He was told by the old gentleman that 1t
was about four miles. We'll, faith, said
Pat, in mock Of tone or encouragement
to his tired companions, that's not bad
at all-onl mile piece for us"
Whom do you want to see in Pawtuck-
ct ?" inquired Mr.. Lester, senior; " Be
jabbers." was the reply, " want to see
meself there the most OF anybody"
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Cor 1T MIXED "A young woman on
West Adams street read sometimes ago
Of the cutting courtesy with which :
Duchess once silenced presumptuous
youth who was about to light . cigar In
her august presence, Is smoking dis
agreeable to you. madam r. said the p. J.
/" do not know, cir, no ono has ever
smoked in my presence answered the
naughty dame. !" That'll be u good
thing to say some day" said the yoing
woman to her self. and last week she got
chance to ring Il in on gentleman
Who said to her: II beg your pardon-
is smoking distasteful TO your ~ do
not know" she said, with ineffabls state
liaes, mo one ewes asked me bcfore."
Chicago Tribune.
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Speaking Of the anxiety Of girls to get
through grlhood hurriedly and get into
woman hood, or rather into young lady
hood, without awaiting to enjoy the
beautiful season of girlhood. Bishop Nor
ris said: "Wait patiently, my children.
Go not after your womanhood; let it
come to you. Keep ont tho public view.
Cultivate refinement and modesty. The
cares and responsibilities oflife will come
soon enough. When they come you
will meet them, l trust, as true women
should. But, oh! be not so unwise -
to throw away your girlhood. Rob not
yourself of this beautiful season, which,
wisely spent, will brighten all your future
lite."
The Van Buren press., 1877-11-27

In sermon at New York, Bishop Lay,
Of the eastern diocese Of Maryland, told
an interesting story ofGsnersl Lee, Who
wrote to him Immediately after the war
earnestly urging him 70 oppose al ~
tempts 1t maintaining . separation b.
tween the northern and southern church
es. and insisting upon the duty Of oil
Christian men to co operate actively In
restoring unity. peace, and and concord
throughout the Whole country.
The Van Buren press., 1877-11-27

There's nothing to exceed the diaboli-
cal satisfaction q man will take in an
nouncipg to his wife, after he has got
bis shirt on, that there 10 button miss
ing; and the keen delight he feels in see
ing her dance around the room after q
needle and thread while she listens to a
lecture on internal carelessness, approach
es ecstaey But look out when she gets
that button on, bites the thread off with
snap and commences-"There now"
The Van Buren press., 1877-11-27

The New Orleans Democrat 10 inform.
ed that, on account ofincreasef railroad
facilities, beeves OF four hundred pounds
clear are no longer pnrchasable in wes-
tern Texas At eight or ten dollars mead,
but will command readily, and in any
number, eighteen or twenty dollars
head
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At q New York Tourists Is large
crab apple tree on whose topmost branch
blooms white rose. The rose stem,
which is growing from the apple branch,
is over tive years old. and it has already
bloomed twice.
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A very tall. thin Highlander said that
he had cold in his head, originating
in wet feet She looked at him slowly
from head TO foot and back again, as il
measuring the distance the cold had to
travel, and then ejaculated. "GraciouS
me you must have got your feet wet
some time last yerr."
The Van Buren press., 1877-11-27

Two men met one day onthe pinzza
OF hotel at North Platte, Nebraska,
when one of thum claimed Nebraska
was all good country. or should be ;
all it lacks" said he " is good society
and water,' " Ny good lord!' said the
other. I" that is all hell lacks "
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POE T R v.
+" Wonder Who they're For"

My mas been working very hard.
And also very sly,
And keeps her sewing out Of sight
Whenever am nigh.
l asked her once what made her stop
Hor work when l came in;
She said she only stopped to get
A needle, thread or pin.
The bureau craw next to mine
Is locked both night and day,
And when ma wants to open 1t
She sends me off to play.
stole peep one afternoon,
Although 1t was not right;
But, obi the little things 1 saw
Were such pretty sight!
The cutest incest little clothes
just big enough for doll;
But then know there're not for her
She needs them not at all.
] know they're not for ma nor pa,
Nor me nor brother Hor,"
For We can't wear such little clothes;
l wonder who they're for.
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A mother was amused the other day to
hear this bit of y"a argument from her
little boy: "Mamma, don't see how
Satan could have turned out to be such
bad fellow--thero wasn't ATTY devil to
put him up to it. 2fr
The Van Buren press., 1877-11-27

A milkman was lately seeking the aid
Of the police to trace the whereabouts of
a family who had left the neighbood ow.
ing'flS. Well, suppose there was
nine dollars worth Of water in that milk
account" remarked the policeman. y
Z" That's where it gals me-that's where
1t hurts" replied the dealer. They
were new customers, and hadn't com.
nenoed to water the milk yet
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81 was born in Bath y said dirty look
ing customer, as he harangned crowd
at political meeting, and love nv
native place. I" You don't look ~ u
Won had ever been thsra since," said one
Of his hearers. as he proceeded to lpad an
opposition candidate.
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Van Buren Encampment.

Ian BUREN, ENcAMPMENT, No. IL, I.0.o.F.
meets on the second md Fourth Thursday Of
|P.. CHARLES RnLISG. S. W., H.t .HAYxAx. J..
|. CHARLES MfLLER, Treas.
aarch 9,ls74 J. A. L0CKHt =. Scribe.
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FRAT NAL.
MASONIC.
Royal Aroh NGasona,

hrHE regular rConvscations Of VAN BuRxN CHATTER,
| No. s, X. A. NJ, are held at Masonic Hall, on
ouday Evening after Saturday on or before the full
Seon. Visiting Com panions in good standing are
S.pectfully invited to attend.
]. q. KENNEDY. II. P.
#W II. IL, SHIBLEY, Secretary, dec1tf
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JOHN INGRAM,
Real Estate Agent, Conveyance
and Notary Public,1
LITTLE Rock, ARKANSAS,

w taxes, secure donations, pre- -emptions home
steads and furnish plsts showing ail lands
township and county in the Stte Investigate titles
and abstracts furnished. have superior facilities
for furnishing inform alton from all Departments oil
the eStateGovernment.
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Temperance Reform.

Il IARM0Ny COUNCIL. No. u, Temperance Re
u form. meets at Masonic Hall. on Tuesday eve
ns Of each week, at T.. o'clock.
Meubers in good standing of our Order from othe,
Sanciis, are cordially invited to attend.
g. +. HARVEY, W A. d.
g. c. TgAyER, r. s. ea.
Nan Buren, Aug. 1878.
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Van Buren, Grange, P. H.

TIN RuRrN GRANGE, No. 80. P.ofH. Reg
Y m,ar meetings first Saturday OF each
month at 0 o'clock. a. NJ. at l.emleys Hal
Z miles east of Van Buren,. Ark. Patrons IN
good standing are fraternally invited; ~
so'' HENRY SHIBLEY. WIN.
1T WEST, Secretary.
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10. O. f..

kRAWFORD LODGE, No. 6, of ODD FELLOWS,
meets every Friday. at O clock, P. NJ, at their
|sil in Eagle Block.
HOMAS NJ. MCGEE, N. G..
|BERHELEY Mat, Sec'y.
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Crawford Lodge Nc. 6, 10 OF, Degree
Rebekah. meets the frst Thursday night of ere
| Month, at Odd Fellows Hall.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-12-11

"HE's BRlcK,'--H it is slang, It
classical slang. And yet, Of
the thousands who used the term, how
few-how very few-know its origin.
or its primitive significance. Truly.
it is heroic thing to say of a man
to call him a brick. The word, so.
used, if not twisted from its original
intent, implies all that is brave, patri-
otic and loyal.
Plutarch, in his life Of Agesilaas,.
King of Sparta, gives US the origin o.
the quaint and familiar expression.
On certain occasion an ambassa-
dor from Epirus, on diplomatic mis-
sion, was shown by the king over lis
capital. The ambassador knew Of tie
monarch's fame-knew that, though
only nominally King Of Sparta, be
was yet ruler of Greece-and he had
looked to see the massive walls rear
ing aIoft their embattled towers for
the defense Of the town; but be found
nothing Of the kind. He marveled
much at this, and spoke Of it to the
king
"Sir," he said, Il haze visited most
of the principle towns, and | find no
walls for defense. Why is this?"
Indeed. Sir Embassador,0 replied
Agesilaus, "thou canst not have looked
carefully. Come with me tomorrow
morning, and I viii show you the.
walls of Sparta
Accordingly, on the following morn
in, the king led bis guest ont upon
the plains, where bis army was drawn
up in fnll battle array, and pointing
proudly to the serried hosts, be said,
There, thou bcholdcst the walls 81
Spsrta-ten thousand men and every
man brickn
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-12-11
USEFUL KNOWLEDGE.

A man walks three miles an hour
A horse trots seven.
Steamboats, run eigteen.s
Sailing vessels make ten.
Slow rivers flow four.
Rapid rivers seven.
Storms move thirty-six.
Hurricanes eighty.
A rifle ball, 1000 miles minute.
Sound, 1,l43.
Light 10000.
Electricity, 38O,OO6.
A barrel Of flower weighs 1866
pounds.
A barrel Of pork, 200.
A barrel Of powder, 25.
a frkin Of butter, 56.
A barrel Of rice, 600.
A tub of butter, 81.
Wheat, beans and clover seed, co.
pounds to the bushel.
Corn, rye and fax seed, So.
Buckwheat, 22.
A bushel Of rice. CO.
Barley, 48.
Oats, 50.
Coarse salt, IS.
Sixty drops make teaspoonfuI
Three teaspoonfuls, one-third Of an.
ounce.
Four thousand, eight hundred ard
forty square yards make al acre.
A square mile, GAO acres.
To measure an acre: 209 feet on
each side, making square acre with
in an inch.
There are 2,75O languages.
One person dies at each puIsatton.
Of the heart.
A generation is Is years.
Average life, 81 years.
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m SOLD CHEAP TOR CASH -

arr Book. IN ry line. not found n ny stock /
Ell. On order. be procured in the shortest possible
tine At eastern prces-mT facilities Tor 90 dong De-
ing pie and expeditions. lsazs Z. lsss-u
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gIstp gemi-il1eeklg Hlprld

lfs n Brick Building Adjoining Hasonis Hall. Hall Street.
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man q brickV

Ii . saloon in WalIs lga!Ia oDe
Wyatt lately shot ard MORALLY
wounded one Curtis. Or cxanslao
ton Wyatt vas discharged
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Board of County Commissioners
May Is. 1s7T-ly.

Board of County Commissioners
OF Boise county, Idaho Territory, WI meet in
regular session at the Clerks Office, in Idaho City,
Monday, January Z, 1873,
That being the first Monday in said month. al
accounts CT ether matters coming before said Board
should he fled two days prior TO hat time.
All accounts and papers must Re legally verified
to insure action thereon, and no bill viii be pre-
scented unless all the fees are paid.
JAMES MORIARTf,
Clerk Board Co. Com.
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5-21OD11. 14d-a I4IsLf. AAlAAA@A A1RA-a A4~ASAaI
PEOPLES LANTERN
zach style being the best ofits class in the market
Catalogues ef Lanterns and Slides, with direC-
.i0ns for using sent o. application.
any enterprising man can make money With .
Magic Lantern
eT Visitors to the Centennial Exposition viii do
wisely - defer purchasing goods n our line nnf
thsv come TO Oar stores ii NeE York, where they
viii find greater variety and more moderate pr1ees,
ard can sesect more II their leisure. Bnt we have
concession to sell some syles OE OR goods n me
bzfliing Of the Department Of Public Comfort and
those not coming 70 KeT York are Invited g cal On
our representation there.
ia fail stock II yEsWs cf The Opposition Build
ing and their contents
June "a. '7C-m6
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Delinquent Sale Notice.
SAY FHAsclsqo .suLrHrn Mstse coApAsr

tnF IHH
SAN FRANCISCO SULPHUR MfstxG COMPANY.
II oCATloN of principal place of business
Asan Franci.co, California -. Location Of
works. Humboldt county, Nevada
NOTICE, There are delinquent upon the
following describ, d stock, ON accoun: of A.
sessment mo ~ lesied on the 10Th day OF Nos
tenlber, 1876, the several amounts set OPP
Posite the names Of the respective share
holders,as follows:
es tp No. No.
NANRs CERT. SHARES. AMT.
) Prsston '....'.r.,.s.'! 1000 loo 90
Henry N Wyman .....4.s17 loo 10 90
Q Mitchell Grant io.oCo,
shares, this stock mot
having been issued.... loco 90
And in accordance with law. and an order
OF the Board Of Directors made on the fifth
tenth day OF November 1870, so many sharesof
each parcel Of such stock may be neces sary
VIII he sold At public auction. ON WEDNkS-
DAY, the ZENITH DAY Of JANUARY, 1876, at
the hour of two O'Clock P. Nj, OF said day, to
pay said Delinquent Assessment thereon, to
gether with Costs of advertising and expenses
of sale. nf e.
Jos. ROBERTS, in, Secretary.
Office 3as Montgomery street. Room lS
Safe Deposit Building, san Francisco, Cali
fornia. Ttlt tt nVyl3-d
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COURT NOTES.

The following civil cases on the cal
ander have been set for trial:
Thomas Barmby vs.. H. II. Smith !;
set for trial Monday, Feb. 10. Jury
waived by bath parties.
Johnson 4 Reinhart vs.. Thu Badger
NJ & NJ. Go Set for trial Tuesday,
Feb. 20. Jury waived by both parties.
j. II. Clark vs.. Judson Il Shepafd !;
set for trial, Feb. 10. Jury demanded.
A venire was ordered issued, sum-
moning fifty persons for trial jurors,
to be and appear in Court, on Monday.
Feb. 5, 1877. Court adjourned until
Jan. 20.
Remember that fine brand of cigars
to be had at C.. Chenoweth' book
store--alsol diaries for 1877.
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Cat this OWt-N may, save Your
Life.

There is no person living but what
snffers more or lers with lnne disease.
coughs. colds or consumption, yet
some would die rather than pay seventy.
five cents for bottle OF medicine tha.
wonld cure them. DIR. A. Boschee's
German Syrup has lately been intro
duced in this country from Germany,
and its wonderful cures astonishes
every one that tries it. II you doubt
what We say in print, cut this ont aud
take ii to yonr druggist aud yet " ~ ui-
pie bottle for ten cents and try Ii, or
regular size for seventy. five cents. IA
Agents. Crane Il Brigham, wholesale
druggists, San Francisco. dss26-ly
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-09

The FAME OF GLEN's SULPHUR Soar
as remedy for eruptions. sores, buns,
pimpies, blotches aud rheumatic and
equity pains has spread far an wide.
Physicians recommend it and the
demand for it constantly increases.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-09
Dissolution Notice.

vUvHE PARTNERSHIP HERE1 oFORE Ex-
i isting between W. A. Trousdale and
Robert CNeal is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All debts of the firm will be paid
by w. A. Trousdale, and all debts owing the
Arm will be collected by him.
W. A. TROUSDALE,
ROBERT ONEAL,
wMrkaaUcck. New. Tee. 30, 1876. 10d
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
To Rent.

The bnilding formerly occupied by
3. 5. Coggeshall & CO. For terms,
apply to A. J. Shepard. Ij2-1m
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!. O o. fat regular meeting Il
Buena Vista Lodge No. 81. /. O. o. F.
held at Unionville last Saturday even.
ing, the folio wing officers were installed
for the present term by Il. X Banks,
d. ID. g. M; Thomas Hadley. n. G.;
Joseph Hyrnsn. V G.; Martin Tiffan, !,
z S.; Frank Carieux, t.; James
Morsebead, W; d. J. Hadley, c.;
Frank Northway /. G.; John Met 'lurs,
II. $. N G.; j. P. Campbell L. S. n.
G.; John Boyer, r. s. v. c.; d. w.
johnson, l.. s. v. G.. aaa sfsa
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-09

ALL RIGHT. The experts sent by
tie Railroad aud Express companies
TO examine the accounts OF the late
William McR.vy who acted as their
agent at Golconda, up to the time of
his death, have, We are informed,
reported that they found his books all
right and only IS 40 company money
missing.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-09

Now in relation to studs. There is
no a.e OF paying ont Sl3. or SIC for a
set when YOU eau get the same thing
for SO, 81 and 80 at Uncle Harris,
702 Kearny street, San Francisco.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-09

DEPUTY CLEKK NJ. b. Hayes, Dep
MY County Clerk, is attending to the
duties of the clerks Office in the all
Sc nse of his principal, J. II. Job
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PERSONA. Gouuty Clerk Job and
family left for San Francisco yester-
day John Cox, Leader of the Brass
Band. has gone to Truckee, with the
view of organizing a band at that
place.
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MARRIAGES. The number of mar
RIGGS in Humboldt County during the
last year. was twenty FIVE according 60
the licenses issued by the County
Clerk. This is slight increase over
the number OF marriages in 1875.
Dull times and scarcity of marriage
able women are supposed to be the
causes which prevent the number ffom
reaching two or three hundred.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
1N persons having claims against The
estate of Henry opt, deceased, to present the
same to the undersigned, rs ". S. Bonnihela's
Law Office, at Winnie mueca, Nevada, within
ten months from the publication Of this
notice or the same VIII be- barred.
CHARLES M'CONNRLL,
Admir- Of Estate # Eehry Cpl, deceased.
WINSENucCA, Ney.. Dec. 80, 1876 4w
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NOTICE.

U. S. LAND OFFICE.
CAhsoN CITY, Nevada
December 18th, 1876.
COMPLAINT having been entered at this
Office by Peter N. Marker agaiint JAMES h.
Jones for abandoning his Homestead Entry
No PA, dated September I, 1874, upon the
south half Of the southeast quarter Section.14,
Township a6, north, Range 81 east NJ. ID. Nj.
in humboldt county, Nevada, with q view to
the cancellation Of said entry: the said para
ties are hereby summoned to appear ut this
office on the 18th day Of January 1877, at II
O'Clock A. NJ. to respond and furnish testis
nsony conceYning said alleged abah Il nments
4. N. HARRIS3 RegiAtes.
aeel9fA
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

BULLION SHIPPED.-The HumbolGt
NJ. u ii. Go. Lhipped yesterday one
bar OF bullion OF the assayed valae of
81 ,025 20.
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WARRANTS. County warrants issued
mp to July 10, 1876, will be redeemed
IN coin apon presentation ut the
County Treasurer s Office.
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ARTESlAN WELLS.

YHNHE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE
TO inform the public that he is now
prepared, with the most approved machinery,
to fink Art-sian Wells in any part OF the state
ON the shortest notice..
All orders or communications on the SUBJ
ject address 10 Cahoon Palmer, Battle
Mountain, will receive prompt attention.
CAHOON X PALMER.
Battle Mountain. October D. lS76. u
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sound 18th applause. At midnight, an
excellent supper was served at the All
IONA Restaurant. after which mothers
assorted the babies and Loaded WI b
their precious burdens departed for
their several homes.
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KNOXVILLE.

The most extensive aud prosperous
mining camp in the c uDty. The ruin
Gus discount OIL bul ion during the last
year, which discouraged prospecting
and retarded the development of mines
in all parts of the State outside of the
Comstock, has seriously affected Union
Vile and at present the only mine
worked is the