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6eSenfe beiner SOeutter.

Sodjter, ipar' Der SHUTTER @rbeit,
9ab iie iboiisn nidt 81 Diel.
@abreno Oh bic Sano' in ShoOb leo
Sber iindit auf finbiib Spicl.
Shblit On nidt, bnb fhiuere Ylage
Bringt lie tdglid mebr snrilf,
Wfildt nit @eib Die bnntlen Snore,
2c9t 8etribnib in ben 8lif?
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Baden, brnten fol- iie niht
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8cbcno iinb all tbre 0lieoer
llno Uiellciht su nab Der SOB.
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Wenn beS gllters Sd)luaheu nab'u .
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giul lebnt Tic iid) ian Sid all.
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Bic fir Sib lie qudltc iih.
Sic uer9ib lpie itetS iie pnbtc
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8ie Die liebeUoIlen 8life
Sid 10 oIiiflid oft scmadt.
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OaS mand) licbeUollcS Sabr
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gfur gu frilb itetS fcmmen tbut
llnb fam Scine Qieb' nidt rettcn
Sic, bic Sir baS 2eben CAB,
8leib bAS Seili9itc anf Groru .
Mir Nor thnttrett NHutter Groh
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-04-19

bod bel ben Iebisn &orten ibres Siief'
braesrs sop Gin Gusoruf tisftn I'm
mutbs ilber ibr @siih! unb lie autiuor'
tete fsit uub init 8arbs:
n8enn i'd ss abtr obIbIaOc, iucnil
mir ss abfdIagsH - brnn ib tpsib. Oae
msiu @ann bieriu bsnlt tuie ib-in ir.
g.ub ivsIdsr @eiis in elmer 70 uid)tiasu
&nesItpenbeit btitimmcnb uut unIsrs
6inb.r ein,uipirt,n ?"
$50 fam id) MIR iueen. bab Sbr Gu.
rsa ti9en.n gortbsiI ipie ben Gnrsr Sin.
Der f.br fGIe&t sn fuabrn wibtl" luar
bic @nimort,
..BaS 1T allsr dHbere @ortbtil, luenn
man ibH pisllsidt onf Soften Tcines
sanS,n 9sbtEseIiids erianitg1 !.
o&Iic 9a trauft mir uidjt ;n, silie
6ran glidIid iH niahsne Babrbaftia,
i'd fann mid bel Dir fir 0tiue aate
sRelnuna beeatftnl" ipmd) SER bon
Brabbuif NIT tieitr gserbittcrnng. !.
oWibbente meirs 8ortc nidt.
Urans" bat feline Sdiusit,r. ,,uub Icae
fie ai&t anbsrs aus. oIs II. aeinsint
fne. BeSbaIb follts i6 annsbmeu, 0u
bsrmd8tsFi ni&t cine Srau eIad!ib an
MAIDEN. ivtnH Dir bic rsGts suesfabrt
iulreeV Bon saHasm S,r,sn ipanidte
ID Dir IdHaF ihon cine ioIde; aueiu
i'd taun niGt anSsrs ais bsi meiurr ge.
bauptuue bIeibsu. bub 9ora uidt fir
Did eesisrst 1T uHO iie icIbit nidt i'm
sntferntsftsn abuIids @bFdtcH bel @n
u.rmutbst,"
nIaf aus Saac luirlt Oh, iuerost
Sbr nidtS siusulusnbrn baben, lusnn id,
lie nit oieier GbIidtsn bsfannt mad)c?"
"Sas itsbt Sir nutiirIid fyci, lpie
ipobl i'd CLAUDE. Dir bcn SInsOuns nit
gsitimmtbeit uOrausiuacu sn f0nnsu." "
Gr pnnbts ii4, gu sebtn. ID
nSu tpirit Osinsm @ann Mlihbei.
lung bon bisier llntsrrsounO MAIDEN? ?"
80 uerot id isincr glcinunesdube.
rune cnt8cesuicbcn."
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eIei6 nit Cora ;u iprsdcn ?" Fl
gr Iddsltr. SD fam luurieu, ant.
pOrtetc CT, ,uno esbe Gnd Oerne nod
8eoenfSsit, I'M = Oerniinfiis su per.
ben" limb bamii eine CT.
6raa bon SaiccrObe ltbutc criAOpft
inibrrn &ifsn n8cbrniScitl" Uictcr.
bcIts fic fh, ,aIs banble cS Ft I'M Gin
llItimutum in @ciddftsiabrn hutt bsr
SsrscusluabI nRlsrsS Ginoes 9ein,
unb lpcan cs infer auer llntsr9ans 1T
gBlr fontieil 10 3uiafiiiiteh onrbell, a5er
Cora fol- nibt eeOpfert ivero,n !"
limb babel feI ibr bic Icubtruno ID.
res 8ruSsrs iii 83us unf SARAH VI
teneee Gin. 5a, lusnn tr aI6 3g6er
uni bic $anb sinsr ibrsr &0dtsr isbt
por He trdte-ipis anbers, luis oans at.
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frsabiB tpilrN He ibr. 5ntimmuna ee.
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seips Ct fur 2ih Elm bclcnocrcs Snte.
rtBe; mODlid, bab iie iib irrtc. 8eId
ein Sroit aber lyiirbs es isin, illmitten
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immer bidtersn Gdaru Sas beimot.
Iide Dad nmfrtifeu. bas 9ops ipcui0.
fenS eiucr itrer S6dtcr osfidert sn
~ ipiHen 49,, ~.
limb bas Mntterbsr; tam crit picoct
jpr Subs, in6bsnl er bas Sdidiat Der
sslisbt,n aiHser Der tpisea Ssatcrtycle
dufs nsuc anbsingeitelt.
..H-l H.' T1pxlTthund fcIoi1 ".. III
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-04-19

! / | / ! ! i . | i D I. i ! ! ! l ! i. ! /. ! i ! ! / !
GO Sesen Sirppbeln llno allie
.1&A itrcpbu6isn Grantbeiien, 0ipie
e. M ceer &ciblauf !Sautaus,
AHS ibldge, @elhmllre in Der Sc
r. ber, eeiI aRaSen, ben gteren,
ben gungen. Sinnen, Yldss
nv den uno Ycltulen aul Der
9dut, Yeulen, ibmarse SIeden
duf Der Sant Gelbnlllie,
@riue. Sal;iub, 9iinswurni,
sY Shparen, 8unceL 9lbeils
itatismuS, 9tetlral9id, SbmerSen in ben
9no6en, ben Seiten ilne i'm Scpf, peitIibe
2eioen llnIruhtbarleit, peiben Sluf nr''
inneren @eihwlren berribreno, @ebdrniut.
tersRrdntbeitsn. ippbilitild)e Grantbeiien,
NaiIeriuht, llnuaoauIidleit, Dpspepiia,
dlseIneiue 9lbmageruu9 uno beionoers I'M
has DIut Su reiui9en.
Sieie Sdriaparilla III cine 3uiamn,en.
IebunS Don beilenben Grdutern, oIs: 95uis
sins@urjel, wiai:stpieI, Srinbpur,eI nit
Sob. b.9otaide uno SUos Giien uno 1T bic lpirts
iatnite Wleoi;n bis iebtirgen6po betannt, lint
bic arantbeten ;u fiiriren, Die es beIimmt lit III
beilcn. Die 9eItaneibeiIe iino 10 oeididt ,tts
ilnimen1eiett, bab bic pole 6eilIrait eines
sben oerieIben geiibert 1T, uno pbsIeib iie
uubetlt HHUp IUNHf ~ pup Ite ltluIl TNQefn
ui6t ihieIib pirp, 1T lie bennod 70 trditia,
nm bas Spiiem pon allen llnrelnbeiten sl
Idutern, bic, usnn nidt beieiti9t. in eleIbafte
ardnibeten lbersehen. Den 9iuf, beiIen iie
4 fG srIreut, peredntt iie ben auberproentIihsn
Ruren, bic lie poubraht, itno oaS 8ertrauen
fveldes berpctTagenee sIerjte res 9dnSeu 2ans
bes ibr f6enien, seia.eben, odb bic Grfabruug
ibre Yleli6teit beibieien Dat. 9euSniiie, bic
ibre bUben Giseniaaften eoniiatiren, bduisn
t uct tdalit an. 0iele auber9eipbbnlibe
Sille lpurben oifenilidD belannt uno lieiern Die
lterjellgenblten Yemeie non ber ueberIsgei-
hsit oieier Sliapariua i'm @ersleite nit
iraeno einem dbnlhen 6eilmittel. SpaIlges
Mein 1T ihre lleberIegenbeit aneriarnt, bab
uns nihts abrig bIeibt ais benz Yublilum bic
9erii6erung 80 eeben, odb bic porjlali6en
eigeni4oiien treIhe fif ie beieIen, aud ferries
ibr eeuiRsnbdit erbaIten werbeu. ~ :
'AHksEstlst spn s
Dr. q 6. es1rr = 0s.s euipcu, MaH., /,
~ qtahiiAs ank daaIphE&s ebemiNr. p !.
gu fstsH BET atftn aPetttttrF,i +.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-04-19
S1,717,84S.S9

8crm69en;
padr aii Sane unb In ttr 9ant S36,75S.17
Bombs unb MOrtsasfs, er glns 81
Ipriide auf liessnbes@iesntbum
I'm Wertb pctt s., ,593,700. 677,0n0.00
gr.S Bombs, ansssebsnergerrtb, 655, ,7S7 so
Staat unb Gity.8ones, f72,955.00
9ant Stod. .....-.. 5,U0h.C0
aultib SeIidert burh GollatsraIs %. $4,000
@runb. Gieenitum, l5,6i9.33
3upa&s an SaisreiIsn. Sam. ], ~, 22,51S.96
Saar I'M Saub Der assnien, unb
gum GinIenblna tereit 75,2ii45
ltnroQsftirtr prdmisR auf golirirs, 3,365.47
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-10
The Com mod ores Eccentric Son.

Many persons, says a New York cor
respondent of the ST. Louis Globe Dem
ocrat, have eIpre sssd surprise that Cor
nelius Vanderbilt, Jr., should receive by
his fathers will only the incom, Of
5000 900. and that it should bs go plec d
that he could not assign it to any body.
They are probably unaware that the
younger OF lh, two sons has been most
OF his life professional borrower, and
was for years in the habit OF Rsttipg
checks cssbsd on bauks where be had no
account. His reputation grew 30 bad
some time ago that he was prevented
from raising much money by the latter
method; but he never failed to borrow
wherever and wheDevsr he could, having
certain facility in fresh quarters by the
mere fact of being his fathers son. Not
10 r, f5s an expression, he has been =
notorious "dead beat" and would often
have got into serious trouble but for his
name and connections. It. was hs who,
during series # years. borrowed some
forty thousand dollars 10 cash of Horace
Greeley. and never repsid penny OF it.
Some excuse has en- off r. for HIM. on
the ground that be is hardly of sound
mini, which may be true; but he has
shown remarkable astuteness in swind.
ling the public. Outside of finance be is
certainly def. ctive OF understanding. He
is conspicnous'y egotis'ir. imayinas him
self 10 possess Extraordinary intellect,
and tai often said he Would be equal TO
his father. if his genihs bad not bet n
impedei by i'll health. Two or three
Years ago he wrote his au obiosrnpby,
and haunted publisher coupting-ruous
and ut wsp 'per offic-a to induce solns.
body to put tn. wretcted, un1ranm a,i-
cal twaddle in priLt. H. es not UNDER
stand yet why publishers will 30 persist
entity negl.c, tn ir own INTEREST.
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DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION y1SUED
ID out OF the 7th Judicial District Court, In and
for the County Of Lincoln, State Of Nevada, and
to me directed and delivered. for Judgment
rendered in sSid Court, on the eighth day OF
December. h.D. 1875, in favor Of Joseph 0errsns
and against Robert Glover and A, Hartwig, for
the sum Of nine hundred and ninety-six 68-l00
(gold coin) dollars. debt, together'with $la0.76.
tax costs and accruing costs to date, amounting
to 1851, tax costs, and all accruinR costs and
interest, have levied on the following prop
erty. to-oit:
In Hishland Min,rg District, and containing
| 500 feet. more or less. and known on tho
records "a the "Buens Ventura" also that Ger.
tain mine. lode or ledge, containing l. 500 feet,
more or less. and known on the Highland, Min
ing Records "a the "Louise;" also that certain
mine. lode or LEDGE containineg 500 feet, more
or less and known on the Highlsnd Mining
Records as the "Ildris;" also that certain mine.
lode, or ledge. containing $500 feet, m. 10 OF
less. and known on the Highland Mining
Rrecords as the "Cnion Star" also that certain
mine, ledge or lode. containing Is00 feet, more
or less, and known on the Highland Mining
/ Records as the est Lawrence;" also that GER
tain mine, ledge, or lode containing 800 feet.
| more or less and known on the Highland Min
| ing Records AZ the "Annie Mine and Co. - also
| that certain mine. lode or ledge. containing
500 feet, more or less, and known on the High-
| land Mining Records as the, MAY hOwer;" also
that certain mine, lode or ledge, containing
500 feet. more OF less, and known on the High.
| lan1 Mining Records as the EXCELSIOR" alsc
that certain mine. lode or ledge, containing
l, 500 feet, more or less and known on the High
land Mining Records % the "Rrsalind;" als<
that certain mine, lode or ledge, containing
| 500 feet. more or less, and known - 'ht
"Mendha Mine;" all the above described prop
erty being located in the Highland Mining
District Lincoln county, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that on
Monday. the 26th day OF February,
A D. 1877, at the hour of II O'Clock IN Of tina
day. will sell all the right, title and 1nteses
that r. Glover and A. Hartwig had In and 3
the above described property on the 9th day o
November, 1875, or has had any time since. q
the Courthouse door. In Phoebe, Lincoln county
Nevada. at public auction, for cash In hand, :
the highest and best bidder, to satisfy ssid enc
cution and costs.
WI MCKEE,
Sheriff Lincoln County, New.
6yJ. p. CuRTrs.
f3.td Deputy sheri6.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-10
HTE OLD BOY.
How His @Orl Overflow with Sad
ness mud sympathy, and How He
Didn't Go to ths Flu useral.
Gold Hill News. Jan. 3oth.l


The other evening several of them
happened to drop into saloon, one after
another. and naturally the conversation
flowed somewhat ss follows: "We!I.
Shackleton's drad; another Of the old
hovs' gone. AT! well. that's the way
W, re all droppiu' off. One by one the
ros tade, you know. We've all got to
peg out, sooner or lat, r; knew Shack Teton
tidn't you. Kurn.l" "Know him? ]
should say did, Bat the best of US has
to 70, IA you say. Let's take drink.
Dam good man was old Jin, you bet."
Then in cans an }, her: "Helio. old fel-
lers, hows thines? Heard Shackleton' s
dead. didn't yer? Don't often find bet.
ter man than he was. betchtr life. Us
old stiffi hasn't got many Of US left, and
We can't sfforh to lose such fellows as
ol ! jim siston, He ard used to
.at beans toQ, tn on the Ynba in 80
Dam splendid man; less ali take drink.
Htrr's hopip' hs may strike it good
wiz rever he goes. Yol're Pioneer.
siu't you, Jndg, ?" OF course am
should s,y mas. Nut drink to his
memory, sure. Set 'em up again, bar
keep"
AND now iook her', says ,he
U lionel as the idea rud1iy strncs him,
how many OF u.is going iowa TO the
funeral to-'norro"! A'i hands at once
agreed that it was imtera'iveiy necessary
that tn should 90 down by sil means,
and help to plant 'oid J'm IN GOOD
s'yir, such as was d"~ % nr-t class
N mo-r OF III" Snrir'y' such "a he was
VIII cn-t n@ s"m-thing: says the
Judge NO won't ss' the Colon !.
I you hV- ooi'arS me osR ~ooi,,
h'tch up = og team AMI taEe ~ si'
d'wn 70 the fun-r'l to-morrcw' Tree
won'dnt charg- Dam c'nt.
bnt, pr i-teh the Judge. tner'
wan'd be " drink ali round. to start WIZ
Mol doh cos' noshihg' spose' lnen
dr'nk at Siv + Cit.' mdt dont cns'
nothip' And az .srfy nouse on tne
rosd Vher" ta're anytnina psssaol'
~e'n ave 10 s'op' ail OF Sniro ooL COS
noth'h, OF course, ana Ittore WEI o.
among the sAioons fn Town twen'y mn
ut's We Rtt 80 uerneh tiRh. ".,d 'orge
what We went Gown there ior. Ini'
shnderouS proposition was ,ndisuanti!
d'sconr"R " ~ once and OH morse s~or'
mar II COST was tne troao'e' ne q 1901 y
the OILS oi me exp Onion ninssu' n'
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TRorr1Na O1EN.-Dexter, the tanner OF

TRorTINa O1EN.-Dexter, the tanner Of
oxen. created sensation on the streets
yesterday by appearing in carriage
drawn by four milk white oxen, all in
harness and driven tand-m. The beasts
prapc, d along in fiue style. Govrrnor
Thsyer WAS invited to take ride, and
WAS driven about for some time hy Dex,
ter. Other gentle men also enjoyed the
novelty. d xter says that either OF his
oxen can trot a mile in 3:37. He Of RS
to bet any amount of money that he can
load wagon With 4,500 pounds oi
freight, attach his four oxen. and make
better time to Deadwood than any four.
horse or mule team with the same load
can possibly do [Cbeyenne. (Wy.)
LEADER. January l5tn.
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NOTICE.

vu,o DANIEL HASTINGS, MRS. M. BUCK,
l H. N. Toftman. Alex'r MCMILLAN. Henry
Cumisxy, Mrs. 8. G. Barnes, John 9.
Atchisen, A. M. Shields. r. ". Lam
mister, Thomas Greives and unknown
owners. and to whom 1t may concern, you ara
h. reby notified that have expended In money
and labor the sum OF three hundred and ten
tSSi0) dollars ON the Black Pripes Mine.
situated In the Ely Mining District. Lincoln
County, State Of Nevada. Unless you pay me
at my office in Picche. Nevsds, your proper
tionsl share of said expenditure on aid pines
for each and every foot you may legally own IN
said mine. within ninety Gays from The dofe
thers Of. together with COTS. yonr inisrsts IN
said mine will be forfeited 10 mo By dus peoeena
Of law.
Phoebe. New. January 10, 1s17. ja77.sod
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Here is the worst yet. 1t is from az
xchange IA boy came down Liuwood
avenue on the rueh few nights since,
and, in an excited manner. said there
we're lot Of lights in the Jewish burial
grounds. Halt q dozen sci-ntl6s men,
four loafers and dog started OF to see
them. The grave yard was as dark ss
such places usually are. Where are the
lights? p asked big man Of the boy
The younes,er backed off to safe dis.
tauce aud yelled ou: Under the ground
they are Israehtss! Hs then ran fol
IFS"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-10

The little talking machine which was
on txhibi ion iu NV York few years
ago i. now spu tering in Paris, An Ene.
li-b paper. l,op, su1gssts n method Of
ni,izioa il. L. says that ,hs instrument
would be inva liable Vt railway STA ions
wh,r porters roar out the name OF the
place Ia tones equally loud and unintsl.
liaib.s.
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The Mo loo (Csl Independent says:
On Tuesday. the 26 b jan. there was
born to the wife If James Redden child
wril hing twenty. seven II, d a half pounds.
rhls IL vouched for by several of h d
denis neigbbors. who saw the child
weighed. W. chsllenge any country in
world to beat it.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-10

Miss Poppenbsrg says: II have seen
women so delicate that they were afraid
to ride. for fear OF the horse running
away; afraid to sail for fear that the boat
might be upset; afraid to walk for fear
they might fall. But I never saw one
afraid to bs msrried, which is Tar more
riskful than all the others put toe, ther. "
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-10

He was mild and gentle IN his man.
ners and didn't look y bit like wag.
SO when be entered tho small Office of
McGipnis & Carrick's lumber yard and
softly inquired: Have you all kinds Of
boards for salt?" Mac tplied promptly !:
Yes. sir; what sort will you have?" II
want" said this Mark Twsin in disguise,
"a few feet Of l Louisiana Returning
Board" Mac "sniled q sort of sickly
SMILE" and opened wide the door; then
out he kicked the punster, who will
trouble him NO more.-CLyon County
Times.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-10

Take somethinR?" inquired stranger
OF the crowd in saloon. ono day last
week. "Dun't.6.do," cried the gang Ii
chorus. spripgiug to their feet and sd
vapcing. "Well. them" exclaimed tb,
stranger, breaking for the door, "tsks ,
Joke" They took II.
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LEGAL.


DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
- out Of the Seventh Judicial Dis
trict Court. in and for tho County Of Lincoln,
s'ate OF Nevada, and to me directed and de.
on the 20th day Of January. A. d, 1877, in favor
OF Charles Wiederhold and against the Phoebe
silver Mining Company fr the sum Of ons
thousand gold coin dollars, debt, together with
one hundred and two so-1C0 'tsi0a 5oI dol.
lars. tax costs. and all accruing costs and In
terest, have levied on the following property,
to wit:
is9 steel drills. 50 picks, 4 cars. blacksmith
forge with 40 inch bellows, l anvil, IL pair
tongs. l swedge block % swedges. chisels, IT
punches. hammers. 8 stocks and dies COM
plete. pair shears. soldering irons, 1 sledRe
hammer, wise with inch 10 70. carpenters
bench complete. wise with 81 inch jaws, I
hand cav, crof s-cut saw. FLAMES, vhet-
stone. b. nch screws, Q squares, Esprit levels,
I grind store. axes, 3 gnages, . mallets, 4
chisels. 2 drawing knives, brace and bit, 3
Geld chisels. trusaells. piYe die stocks. %.
sorted sizes; pipe tongs, monkey w-enches,
Gil cans. 3 lamps, IA steel wrenches, clock,
AZ cans coal oil, can tallow. ! basket packing,
box rosin, so feet v Inch rubber hose, plat
form scale, ITO pounds log bolts, 1T pounds
pick and drill steel, 1853 pcurds round, square
ana fiat iron, 1c4 pounds Norway iron. fat and
square; 900 pounds scrap iron, pieces boiler
iron, large sheave. wood car, 200 feet fteel
wire rope. fat; 2 desks. case fuse, dox pick.
handles, shovels, 10 hammers. q powder cans,
100 IT, tsna line. pair stetlyards.S cords wood,
more or less.
Uftcs--2 desks. lamps. letter press, 1
feather duster. large cabinet, Ice cooler.
tiipper lounge mirror, tnbla, bedroom
set with bedding, 90 feet rubber hose, I wash
stand with crocksry. chest Of drawers,
chairs. loffice stool, stove and pipe. water
heater. csrper..
Assay oface-1 large bullion scales with
weights complete. melting and assay scales.
lG-iDeh; table. bullion boxes, cupel furn-
ace, iron moulds, mortar and pestie, 2 bas-
ket toags. spoons ard skimmers. pair steel
rollers, 2 hammers, 5 sets stamps and figures. 2
cupel mDuids, Q asssyer's anvils, l shovel,
r.te, chair. wh.m complete and 25o feet rope
~ inch.
nu., is hereby given that on
Saturday, tn, 10th day Of February,
A. ID. 1017,
I will sell all the right, title and interest OF
sain. Phoebe Silver Mining Company In and to
the ebove described property. at the hour Of II
o'cluek m, ct the Pioahs H. isting Works. In the
town ief Phoebe, county Of Lincoln, State Of
Nevada. I will sell sll the above described
properly as per inventory taken at the mine. to
the highest and btst bidder for gold coin, aud at
O'Clock p, N. Of said day I will sell ct Phoebe
Company's once, on Meadow Valley street,
| ty and State aforesad, all the above de-
| scIibed property az per inventory % above do.
| scribed, and also the personal property - per
| inventory at Assay Once 1t public suction, to
the highest and best bidder. for cash, to satisfy
said execution and all COSTS In U. 8. gold coin.
". L. MCKEE,
sheriff Lincoln County.
| By J. p. CURr1s,
fs-td Deputy Sheriff.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-10


MYSTERIOUS Music ON AN ORGAN The
last spiritual expose" We have heard Of
occurred in Carroll county. A gentle
man by the name Of Dudley Thomas,
living near Miami Station, had n fine
organ in bis parlor, which it was though,
the spirits had appropriate d to their own
use. During the Stiffness Of night i.
would strike up and play a few tunes,
appar' ntly on It's own accord. without
any ore b ing near, and at OH tines il
wouli take notion to play tbs Dcvil'e
Gsllopei-, and then th re- were ali kinds
OF di cordHnt sounds. Mr., Thomas WAS
getting ready to turn bis home ov'r TO
tue spirits, when the mystery WIS solved
by Que Of the young ladi, 9, Who. while
practlcinR one day happened to press n
key dosn most too bard upon little f-l.
lows back. who let the secret ont in NJ
Instant, aud upon examination btinR
made. II was found that mice had tab. Il
charge Of the whole instrument, The \
had carried an Immense gu nifty OF old
newrpap r. and carpet rags into II aud
deposited th' IN immt d,st+ly under tEt
keys. and had raised a litter u younl
there. The old mics woud play ID,
organ TO quit their young. II SOdali,
tNo.) Democrat.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-10

The SPRINorIELp NIGHT GowNs.-One
Of the luxur es Of bridal trousseau,
made at one Of our furnishing establish
menta, is night robe. made in the form
and with all the elaboratensss Of =
mourning gown. Tue material is the
sheerest linen lawn, cut in the priucesse
form and bordered with siraightway
founce, edged on both sides with Ger.
man lace. The sleeves are coat. shaped.
and on the upper SIDES are made open by
diagonal insertion OF lace and wrought
muslin. Upon the body, from the shoul.
der to the waist line, ia similar arrange.
ment OF insertions and laca. Stimulating
laptls. About the neck is a standing
coliarette, formed Of a full ruff Of lace.
a broad insertion and q lace edge. In
such diapbanous attire one might well bs
tastn for Venus vailed by the morning
mist -CSprine6eld Republican.