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R.nnfIfu lntfr Ifonca.

II j. astonishing 90 see the lack Of
taste around many village aud farm
houses; aud their owners seem to think
tits money thrown away to beautiiy
their houses; but let them offer their
places for sale, aud then they will re.
alixe the difference between a house
without paint, or with one coat in a
lifetime, with no blinds, no pleasant
door.yar,l, no tasty fences around the
house, no shade trees, no fruit trees,
no beds Of flowers, no climbing vines
up the porches, no garden worthy of
name, no snug, wcll-paiuted ou,hou.
SIS, no nicely graveled walks; but in
their places we often find dwelling
out Of repair, outhouses in state of
decay, fences in poor condition, and
the general appearance Of the place
repugnant TO our feelings. We see
the old sign: This place for sale, I"
hanging on an old tree, with barely q
leaf upon it. Here il has hung for
many years, aud there il will continue
to hang, probably, till the owner goes
into his grave. Nobody wants to buy
such a forlorn-looking "home;' and
people in search of a country place
pass on till they see another sign:
"Ths place for sale" and here they
find order, taste, and ncatncss prevail.
ing-a beautiful cottage, or other style
of house, out-buiidings in perfect re-
pair, fences neat and in good order,
shade trees abundant, fruit trees load
ed with apples, plums and cherries. In
the well-planned garden they find an
abundance of Strawberries, raspbcrries,
currants, gooseberries, ounces and
grapes; AZ d the place suits them, and
they purchase it. Now, this place
4 cost but little more than the one
they passed. in regard to its adorn.
ments. What was done to beautify it
was done by degrees, and the expense
was never felt as amounting to much;
and so it always is with people who
commence to lay out their homes in
the right manner. II Farmers Friend.
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a Bfue Glass Nan.

He was a blue glass man. lie had
read about blue glass. and believed in
it and was determined TO be the
healthiest individual in town. Have
ye' any blue glass in strips or wind.
ers?' inquired he, as he rushed into a
glazing shop. 1--WE have sir" was
the cheerful reply; 'just the thing, as
recommended in the Pleasonton theo-
ry." "Wal, then" said Bluey, "Pll
take enough for four winders." He
paid the money and departed, while
the glazier chuckled. "Good thing for
us fellows, the bluegrass eraziness.'
Bluey kept on. lie went into an OPP
ticiau's and bought pair of blue cog
giles to wear on his eyes. He dropped
into hat store and ordered little
round piece Of blue glass put in the top
Of his hat in place Of the usual tin Ven
tilator. He then partook Of dinner
Of blue fish at a restaurant with sky.
light, dipped his fingers into a blue
glass finger bowl, and refused to drink
anything until the waiter hunted him
mug with blue glass bottom. The
day was now spent, and going home
in blue.light street car, the blue glass
man, meeting bis children at the door
refused to kiss any but those having
blue eyes, sat down in a blue chair to
read a copy of the blue laws Of Con-
necticut, and got into such fit of the
blues that he took some blue ink, and
writing in his will that at his death
the glass in his csffin should be blue
glass, aud his monument be made of
blue granite, he grabbed revolver
and blew out his brains. Il Exchange.
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Ane oiioin'i ooA'' eAAs


We have Mt only Irof,--.-i inleTend-nre ~ 10
~ cal orFauisat Ions, hot ve have ted uIsn our
indetsndsnt judgment; never claiming 60 hold .
beuirsl p,.itiun. hA' Ia diusliy .AIHss'.d d.
cidrd opinion. uIan the great question:, political,
.siil and hnsnci,l that have Interested our cOps-
uymsn. ., our PorI--s 10 conduct lh" n'-'P.-
claiming nothing that do-'- not her me bI'ins,.
B,en aud submitting 10 n" ~'rt ~ deiation irO,a
politician. OF the manager. Of matters 'sssins pub
We claim Or the Cincinnati C-ninsn iAl TIE lar
get, most Nsrtei and general circulation ~ any
louTBsl issaed IN the Ohin Valley. ~hich IL geS-
graphically aud by weight e I.pulstiuh the hrsrt
~ the liepublic, and politically the region uhsre
the ruling power, concentrate.
The tiuclnnati Commercial 10 sld through moro
than hN. hundred agcncis. Ia ths State u ohio.
Indiana, kenturky, Wrs, Virginia. Southern llliE-
oils and Tennessee, aud there Is s.sai dsiasad Tor
u along the great na'i gAlls rivers ftem fiiwbors
10 Nss ORLEANS The territory In Which Il 10 the
fasIiits JVuInsi, commanding constituency With
out distinction ofpsriy, !. that within enc ds,'s
journey by railroad from Cincinnati.
IL Is oar sIscial ml sion To gather and pabsh the
news 81 ths DAY. aud Ia add lion Ia the facilities VI
the Pres As-o'i.iions ~e have arrangements foe
special Telegrnphie lispatShes from all points "
unusual interest, anil ~e n,inian corp. Of corTr.-
I-ndeuis, whose ablity Integrity and industry are
conspicuous aud u vide reputation.
In the tantrpysf.ic- that have shaker the euun-
Try during the last year ~s hAs. taksn . definite
part, adNSating the representative men aud the
measures shoss success Ne held would promote the
highest interest Oft he whole country; aud Ia the
pnsrnt disturbed state Of Affairs are FIR legality,
order aud peaoo,
The Presidential dispute settled, the great qrss-
tiJns before the couutry will be the questions 81 fi-
nance. We are Tor th" restoration of thu business
Of the country b{ the resumption ~ sp-cie pay >
ments uIon the old .ees iasis which Inc luJss the
reinstatement uf the American silver dollar In the
Coinags, aud The maintenanae OF the double stand
ard II gold aud silssr-th the coins In which cou-
tfacts atr payable shall hs precisely these that we're
lasinl tcnslrr ~hsn the cuntruets Ssrs made.
A. business nrwsp aper, the Cincinnati tOmmer-
cial Is IL espeia value Nigiani ear" wilt 10 TAKEN
IN the compilation IL the market Tvpnrs, that they
may he always fill, late aud worthy u entire
hdence.
". offer no other Inducements 10 suhserihsrs than
the reputation of the commercial iur enterprise In
collecting the news aud the honorable dealing .ith
the people In Publishing II fairly.
Advertising rates ffulnl0 To 100 cents per line,
according 10 display and a'-iiuniA hssi tsras Of
ferret By aay arsfiiss Joaf oAiraeisr aaf sSis. "
cire,l,fisa oDa.idsred
An aprl icanis furnished with spcrimes eopis-
f..as IL lies
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Nss Iat-rs are MT u euiy this AsiNrrtt.-nisnt
~tthout the sspr,,s orsirr- 81 iiaSJ~r hrvther--
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'TsA,Ns sOvNe NORTH

TRAIN NO. IA connects NJ Richmoni Junction
To- and from puints between there and i.ivingston;
81 stanford With stages ~ and nun Somerset; al
panviile station With stages 10 and frum psnviile
city; a. Miteh.llshurg With siege- to aud from rer
ryviile aud ltsrr'sishurg. At Lebanon With s'.er-
10 fron, >pringhels Comprehensive, Columbia asd
Grpenshurg; at Iehsnon Junetioa with Trains
having At ~ r. ". and 10 4. ~, Tor Memphis.
Montxoa.sry, and intermediate points. Passenger,
gcing to paints North East, and West rem Louis
willie are transferred ~ Train No. ~ Lebanon
junction. Train Ne. CONNECTS at Cincinnati June
tion 18th I. e. a .. RR. for the North aud Es.'
~ Louisville In rnion Depot With -. ". and
". Al u u. GH the North. East, aud West, sn.i
Nth 4. :. Male Line Steamers Cor eincinnsti snd
the last.
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''Unqusstionably the best SUSTAINED
work Of the kind in the World"
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.


The Magazine has sttsinr,l, In ". one quarter
crntuty and m"r ~ q, istrnr 10 that I-siut uherr
u may 10 saii NJ ", IN the sri. ef w. Jolrnson,
1T :, vain 10 blame aud useless 10 prsis-." The
lusr ofi's long sttsin-i rerutstion hs. increased
.. thu year. have passed and ". fuiure s-sius 80
bright " not brighter that ~ any ttu,s snrr the
golden hue frr-Irrity s~tti~ around its lss-r sud
bsSi yrsrr. Il csklyn Eagle
Hnpr's Monthly II markell ny the same eharse-
ierisik- ~hich gaze ~. ,itcuistian fve~, ID. hrt
eth the better elias. ~ rcairfs II tohinss resd-
Ing matter 9th illustration. is gay temsks elssr
aud vivid the fs.,' presented Pictures msr.iy de-
signed 10 catch the eye 81 the lgnptant arr never
inserted 4 thicsxo Journal
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C,ONDENsED TIME.
Louisville & Great Southern
RAILROAD LINE.
TRAINS eouNa sorru.


ras.cnscrs on D.. G a 0. n. n tShort Line) J. ".
a I. n. n, u. A. ". ". n and u, :. Mail ! ice
-teaWcr- ccuuevt ~ Louisville With TRAIN No.
T. TRAIN No. I connects NJ Lebanon junction
Nth Train No rs for all points On Knoxville SID
Eichmond hranther. 1rain No. Is CONNECTS ~ Ieh
anon junction With 1rain No. from al points on
the Mrmphi. and Montgomery tiue-; ~ Lebanon
With stages 10 snd from Springfield, Camrtsll-yile
Columbia aud trccnsl'urri ~ Niichellshurs. With
sisgrs ~ aud ftum rertyville and tfsrrctshurg AZ
iapviilc Statkn With stHxcs 10 aud from innvile
CITY, NJ stanford With stages 10 and fron Somerset
al Richmond function 10 aud frum I-lnts between
thcrc aud Lvinyston; at Richmond With stsgrs To
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Every Republican and all Dem ocrats

who wish 10 read f,ir presentation OF Republican
Nis~s and To recciyo g'u-l general ncs -lal@f.
should take the Louisville Conmercial.
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To Continental and Security
Life Insurance Co.'S
Policy Holders

M sheppard Ifomans, Actuary Of New York, Of
fcrs the hcneht II his experience AID POSITION 10
any policy holders 81 the alove namei COMPANIES,
and will act their attorney In sciemcnt II Their
upon or address ". NJ. FRIEND, Mobile, Ala.
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Our illustrated Catalogue Of Plants, sceds, Bulls
shrubs Trees dc., With Pine Col"r,4i Plate. Priers
how aud satisfaction guaranteed. lnlsrs Price List
on application. Addsrss MANI, NEUNERS CO.,
Iouisvile, ny.
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OUR COUNTRY!
WHAT WILL
BECOME OF 1T :?

1. q question noe sgitstine the public MIND.
The rsv. Issues h~fore tenrrs-s tn ansl .sitle-
usnt ~ tho lat. Pre-dsnisl eeciian the inc"niins
toasrc-s: IN. nee President; the Foley 81 the
neat Accommodation aud niaIe sslisfe OF the
country aud tssps mstter- Of Grssi Int ret 70
each aud every individual such q efssss has not
bscn presented .ace the prslsr.tion Of indeI~nd-
ArHrrurVl ui.roar Of .,eat., and d.ins. Of
Conyr--- gill he sisea 9th imrar'islty sns fsir-
us-sa 4. The
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AGENCY v OBK.

We employ M travelling agents, hut wish 10 have,
la every n.ighlorh1d, Ulisble aud trusted citi-
lrii, be- y ~ VndoayOT 10 kcsufc subsfil'ir, and
who may b. known In bis hHaliiy the regular
agent Oi tho Commercial. We onrr a. our regular
agents, and 10 all hn will get up clubs, discount
81 10 pcT sent rsgular suhserp i0n priess, which
may Ia ,~lu,ted inln inniisy sont ON subscription
nccuuni, or heir choice ir,n our new aud splc ndd
l.isi 81 premiums, sample copies aud circulars "
agenis s'nt tree 10 any address, Remit nv postal
order, registered HITTER, cheek, draft az rNress, lies
OF eNienss ~ us. Addhx- all COMMUNICATIONS Ia
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

SYMPTOMS Ot WOhMo.
THE countenanceis paleand leaden-
colored, with occasional flushcs, or
circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks the eyes becomedull the pu-
pills dilatc (; an azure scmicirclc runs
along the lower cyelid the nose is ir-
ritatcd, swells, and sometimes blccds I;
swelling oftlso upper lip occasional
headache, with lSmming or throb-
bling Of The cars an unusual secretion
of saliva; Shiny or furred tongue (;
breath very foul, particularly in the
morning.; appetite variable, some
times voracious. with gnawing stn-
sation ofthc stomach, at others, entire
" gone feeting pains in the stomach
occasional nausea and vomiting vio-
lent pains throughout the abdomen I;
bowels irregular, at times costivc I;
stools Shiny not unfrcqucntly tingcd
with blood belly swollen and hard;
srinc turbid respiration occasionally
difficult, and accompanied by hic-
cough ;cough sometimes dry and con-
vulsive uneasy and disturbed sleep.
with grinding Of the teeth temper
variable, bls generally irritable. &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
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twri,tca sr the INrrnIor JornSst.l
suE SssD MN "yAI."
A TRUE STORY.

nv ms. rrosSr, rrSIsr rorrs.
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HATES on 81 inscription.
tn. DAiLY COMMERCIAL.
Io-tas- PREPAID ~ the Publishers.

rng wREKLN COMMERCIAL.
Passage prepaid by the Publishers.
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Thschesapeake & ohioR.R

Is the Great Pleasure Route to Richmond
Washington, Baltimore. Philadelphia,
New York, Boston, and all Eastern
and Southeastern Points.
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Passenger, contsmp plating visiting the Atlantic
Cities should purchAs. ticsets via thh route, aud
visit the famous Watering places in the mountains
of Virginia.
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FRANZ ABADIE,
Real Estate Dealer
BURL STREET. ...............FUREKA. NEv
b abNiS.a Na.Sn lksuflanlunT

DShb 9 N IL 4 ..................T OhEhA. NEW
Office im she Brick Building.
WOULD RESPECrt ULLY ANNOUNCE
L that am prepared to buy. sell snd mort
gage real estate in Eureka, and also advance
money on good security.
Houses to rent suitabl tor business or for
families.
am also prepared to do general contract
ing business.
FRANK ABADIE.
wr23 n
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pa TENT APPLICATION
PATENT APPLICA TIONS
AnnIjcation for a Patent
TO THE
GENERAL LEE MINE.
NO. 373.

May 18Th, 1871.
HYoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
n ,be Adams Hill consolidatcd Mining
Company whose sd taaeTa s
anarsnf for eight indred $500 lin ar feet of
~ i;aneral Lee mine or vr'n bearing silver,
vnf With surface ground two hundred ard ten
f1l0i feet in width situate, lying and being in
and state OF Nevada, and known and desig-
nsted by the field notes and official plat on
6is in mi. off G as Lot Number 100
Tho exterior boundaries OF said Lot No.
100 beiag a, follows, to wit: Variation l5ta
degrees east. - >,
Survey No. 10. whence the flagstaff ln the
,swn OF Eureka bears > q dg. ~ min +. ~
feet: the highest point of huby Hill No. |
bear ; q Dig. 1 min. ". ~ . feSt: aud the TOP
o, the Genera Lee irclne bears s 4 dg. 81
min. " .l3i s.l0i. t; thence running 1t course
s. 20 deg i. 2i0 feet, 10 post mnrkcd No. ., T..
s survey No l20: thence "a coarse 5. 10 d 4
". s0l feet. to post marked Nc. 3, Y. ;. Sur
yey No. 10. wheuce post No. OF L. $. Sur
yey No. i05, Wide West loue, bears :, ~ deg.
50 rin. ". 40 s-i0 fcst; theme. Sd course n.
20 deg. ". 40 feet, TO post mar. ed No. Az.
n Survey No. 10: and thence 4tb course y.
20 deg. T.. 500 g. ct, to post No. |, tho place Of
beginning, containing 3 NJ 100 acres.
i hi. claim il hound q on neither end by
any known claimants he nenrcst mines are
the Wide West ard the Lexington.
The location OF ibis mine il duly recorded
in The Recorders stice Of Eureka Mining
district. on page l7s. IN Book b, Of said Min
ing Record.
Anyand all persons Gaining adversely any
portion Of said General Lee mine, or sid
ni1i ing sroun rs herein before described. are
required to fil, thrir adverse claim with the
Res.te Of tho United States Land Office nj
Eurcks, in the State Of Nevada. duria ae he
20 DAYS pc iod of pa blica.ion hereof. or they
will be barred by virtue of the provisions o.
tte statut. u. h. lMMEL, Register.
Eureka. May ?s. 1917. my2- 0i
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OVER $4,000 PURSES
A GRAND BALL ON THE FOURTH !
First Day-Juiy 3. 1877.

First Day-Juiy :. 1877.
First Race Ono mile a d rcpeat: free fol
oil, purse, 81 900; brst hose, SUC: second
hose. 500: third horse, 81 70.
Secoud Race Pure, $40; single dash oi
half miir: free for all horses in Eurek q
county hat never bear 81; frst horse. s75
second horse, so. each weights.
second bay July iih.
First Rnce-- Purse. 500: single dn.h of hal
mile; FREQ for all; trst horse. $50; s0coLd
horse, $40.
Second isacc-Purse $50; one half a mile
aYd reprst; tree for all horses in Eureka
county that never beat 81: first horse, 500:
second horse, $50; catch weishts.
Third DRy-Juiy 9th.
First Race Purse 500; threc-quarters Of a
mile and repeat: free for ali; first horse $50;
second hu-se. 100: third horse, $50.
second Iacs-Purse, 500; single dash OF
enc mile; roc Tor a! torses IN hurcsa and
adjoining counties that never h. at minutes;
FIRST horse, $40: second horse, sl00.
Fourth D"y-Jmiy 9Th.
First lace Willows ST. Ledger, 500; free
for all 3-Scar olds: thrce-quartcrs of 4 mile
and repeat; frs horse, $40; second horsc,
500; th ri borse. so; catch weights.
sccond kace-Pursc. slO-Trotting Race,
frso for all buggy horses in Eureka county
one mile and repeat go as you piease-hrst
morse. slOO: second so.
ftnh Nny-July Sih.
Firs. Race-Sing,c dash, four miles; purse,
500: open to ali second, lass horses in ture.
IA county; first horse, $50; second horse,
slOo third horse, $40: catch WEIGHTS.
Second iace-i'urse, $50: Emile dash; free
ior al; first horse. 500; second horse, loo
third horse, sl00
In al races. entrance 90 per cent, onc-hsl
foreit-to eloso 18th OF June-with Luthe
Clars, vt tho Palace Sa oon. Al races to b'
run under tho California state Agricultural
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DELINQUENT.
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE

GEDDFs AND BERTRAND MILL AND
~ MINING G ,MpANY = Location of
tli,ornia ncot;on ~ worl. ,rLn f';
tric', Eureka county. Nevada.
Notice. here. is delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, on account of asssess-
ment No. y levied on the fifth day of April,
1871, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of he respective shareholders, a.
follaVy. =
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DELINQUENT.
MIA street. San Francisco, California, on
Wednesday. the 3Oth day Of May,

1877, at the hour of 2 o'clock. p. NJ, of said
day, to pay said dc inquent nsspssme mt there
on. together with costs Of advertising and
expenses OF The sa,e
d. +. VERDENAL, Secretary.
Qflice-Rooms and 4, No. 400 California
street, San F-ancsc, California.
myl3td
Post tpODesncnt.
The bovc sale is hereby postponed until
FRIDAY. the 18th day of JUNE. 1877, a,
the office Of the Company, Rooms 3 md 4,
f09 California street, at III, hour Of 2 O'Clock,
pm. By order ef the Board of Trustees.
jeltd d. +. VERDENAL, Secretary.
pOstpOnement.
At meeting Of the Board Of Directors of
the GEDDES AND BERTRANb Mi and
Mining Company, held on the 18th day Of
juno, 1877, tho datc Of sale Of delinquent
mt s .TURDAY. tho FOURTEENTH day
Of JULY, 1877, at the same hour and rlace.
je20td u. +. VEkDENAL. Secretary.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NORMAN STATIONS.
LEO and * eALLAD1s.
THE TWO NORMAN STALLrONs,
i Leo" and "ALLAD1N." will stand
for mares this season ut
Cold Creek, Newark Valley.

LEO"-Imrortd August 1875, BY M.
W. Dunbam. Of Wayne Dupaee county, ~.
is six years oil. IL hands high; weight, I, 200
pounds; color. a nl black. lie has beauti.
ful head, with prominent eyes, small ears ard
tleasant couhtcnapce. His body is long,
with short back, long. fiat quarters, short
heavy legs and good feet and sup rb action.
"AsI.ADIN ''--sircd by imported "Suc.
ces'," ard bred by NJ. w. Durham, 5 years
old, 10 hands high, weighs 400 pounds, ia
color he is beaut utifnl dapplc gray: is vigor-
Gus and hardy, com bincs to an extraordinary
degree If perft ctioB, largo size, compactaess
and symmetry of form, with an elegance and
aitractiveness IN general appeara ice and
movement seldom ioun in one animal.
Terms Of Services
To LEO" for tho season, SO; $40 on re-
ceipt OF service. and the balance on or be.
fore October |, 1877.
To ALLADIN" for tho season, SO; SO
on receipt of service. and the balance on or
before October l, 1877.
A. Cold Creek we have a good pasture,
fenced with substantial ricket fence, y here
mares can bs kept without any additional
expense to the owner.
TOour patrons wo guarantee entire salts.
faction j. NJ. NORTH. Manager.
Cold Greek. Nevada. May "a. 1877. my27.2m
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And in accordance with law, and an order
Of the Board of Directors. made on the h'th
dav of April. 1877. SO many shares CT each
parcel OF such stock as may be necessary:
will he sold at pu bic auction, at the once OF
the company. Rooms aud :, NO. toS CAiiior-
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DELINQUENT.
Delinquent Sale Notice.
= X. CONSOLIDATED MINING

IA. Company. Location of principal
place OF business, San francisco, California.
Location Of works. Eureka Mining District,
Eurel a county, Stnte f Nevada.
Mott G. -There is delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, on account of assess
mont ievi-d on the 5th day o. May,
1917. til, several amounfs set opposite The
ma mes o. the respec Two shareholders. us fol-
lows.
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MARK MOORE.
DAY STALLION,
10 HANDS INCHES. EN

Foaled in 1859. Got by GEORGE MOORE
out of MOLLY MUSIC.
VIII make the season of 1877 at WIN.
McGlLL'S RANCH, Duck Greek, White
Pine county, Nevada.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
Of each week.
MOSIER'S RANCH, Steptos Valley, Ne
vada, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
and SUNDAY Of each week.
Terms, 3: 8Se
Tho season to commence May /, 1877, and
end August l, 1877.
Mares not proving in foal can be returned
next season free Of charge. Good pasture
and care for mares sent to either place. Ac-
cidents ard escapes at the risk of tho owners.
both pastures we'll inclosed.
mvi0.3m T. B. STUART.