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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-06-08
LOCAL CHIT-CHAT.
Happenings Here and Herea6outs

Warm weather in earnest.
Wild strawberries are now ripe.
Book agents are becoming rather nu-
merous.
Another lettea from the Darter family
this week.
There will be an abundance of black
berries this year.
TIE weather "Wednesday night was
cold enough FOR frost.
The Philomatheans had u very warm
session last Monday night.
\ great many fish are now being
I caught IN Cheat river.
Kerns was in town this week with
/ rawberrie~ and ice cream.
The gray squirrels have commenced
/ already 10 eat the new wheat.
The young birds have left the nests
and are nearly as large as the old birds.
The foundation for Mrs. Bunkcl's now
''oU90 III oo com l'io'eu /" " le" weeks
Messls. Daniel and Joseph Jackson
caught thirty eight fish in the river last
nave you Palu your subScrip~
,ioniIata i'p0'' - "o'' prepare 10
The Murphyites met in the Court
iio''So nan ou'oSuay night Ihcre
~
-, nus NlcIhl'y was visited by frost
s"iy morning. ouI a. lar - We are
"O'0 ~ ''''iH II N'u no damage
Mr.. J. c. Wallace and lady, of Nor
s'l'0m W., "' arrived III Town tuesday morh>
''is' IAey returned the same day.
An exchange says: The b. & q. h.
r. Is now using more lumber in car
building, etc, than it has since 80"
D-liavc your picture made az MIN
mos Gem Gallery in K.ugwood Just
think, Two gem pictures for poe suitable
for albums.
LAST T,ey5ov ,c,or,,o,, c,.,.. -.
-, '''''' iiN'i
on "Wednesday luoruiu,, II WAS t,,r foo,
and a ualr HIGHER
C.,,,,,,, .,,,,i...,.
TO ~ Nv =, A'-o" 7"
and H., ,,,,,,. 49,, -, 0r''
" '','7V 4"''i'''y vi TIC
Ro,norol,or on,,. n.,.o ,..,..
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=, 49,, -,
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'N'''9 "'''
IerSonS having small pictures OF
',''''''S VIII nave an oPp"i'uh't 70 nave
=, ,'i.,' - '''i'.',' R''i'iy' anu
tn. '''''''F
"e ID" pro@cF4oeS heaiy penalty I-r
io''oili',s on rus ana squirrels we un-
'i7'.'i'' 'i''' B'e"' many Oh inc FARMERS
u .iiiS ''''''''S pun arsenic on 'heir corn
0o'0io Pi''''''B IT,
pan,a ,iI - y a., o ,i, io' oishty dollar
700 MI, H., ,,,.., 'o'e'.''s S''T' gun Mi''n
" 80. py.o W No'S olc"P neso
- ~ 'u''o'uic" III inc
''''>' 0'o'S 'Po' 's'i'"ii shoulu nave
ihero mas peeh no fresh beef in King
WOOD Tor sale Tor nearly three months.
MS Is inc ilrst season that there was no
money I'm the business WHOM cordnc,aI
rightly.
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uo VII, IT,, -, 49," . 7''t, d.
t,o,o,.. 49,. e,.,.,, ''o Oo''
da,i.,,,a,,I - CO., ''''' - "1vo''i''''>
,,a,, .,7;,, 9',''0''',''S '''o'oiu ~
y" 80 W No. =" = James - war
- r. 10 i'''''N ~ ih"No MS
$3.50 o'''i''' '''''''
"a.''" u report a low even Hgs ago
u" ''io '''eo' '',a' " farmer NtinS in TINS
r''."i'' iou''u Ills wheat 10 DE so much
itup intending to plant corn in its place.
Inc l'gniers report That 1t is only the
i wheat LIlHi SidIUE on LOW GROUND That / .
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-06-08
Marriage Licenses.

Joseph a Ruuncr, OF Fayotto county,
Pa" and Emily stone, OF Presto n
county.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-06-08
Three communications appear i'm this
issue OF the ARGUS from Nowbuuy.

Mechanical ingenuity eliminated In
Che lnNcuucn OF tho Sewing -.1.l.re.
Iat r,hoas Of toiling NOn v,.A
c..'Mvd Aom drnayGy ana poverty TO
NJ ,aSobco, laaC .rv y-i competence
n tAi, loo trac in ts' gl.travt "a regards
taa average r'. ing ncel'n,. with What
tov'o must 40 apply O. taat marvellous
embodiment &c IN that is useful ana
b1uutW in r,Ving-nCcl mo luc,ltn-
l"al. Che NIcron IS Wing hipch,no, which
has fairly collapsed all C.l.-s, not only
IN itS ohltabiity 10 do NIL linLs Cf
No.S, but H. tho case with which IL ~
donvl 10 may loo Gui ~ have carried
ats admirers 10y utcrm as soon ga ito
Sopthbty Cor work hocmne known. Tho
aim Of i.3 inYcutor has ,on {, discard
cv1ry us,inEb compilation peculiar 20
ordinary machines, any only fa.niGarit,
with tho machine viii enable our rcnd-
cr' fully 90 appreciate how far no has
S1cc.udoL il ia not zoo much to say
tho machine V.ll last a lifetime. Prin-
ciud OGro oul Mandatory, Middle
town. Conn, aud - ~ tho largo citieo
Of the country.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-06-08
I1oNnr

NEwHURG, Juuo o.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-06-08

Jno, w. Davis, who was in Kingwood
during 1876 as Photographic, is now i'm
Jail in Green county, Pa. Some time ago
he forged notes to the amount of about
$4,000 on certain wealthy citizens OF that
county. Hclcf for parts unknown, but
was soon captured by a detective who
found him in a boat at Moundsville, this
state. When the detective arrested
Davis he found him backing bis face.
but the job was only ha.f completed and
John didn't &c. TO finish the work Of
making a six and half foot negro.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-08-09
PUBLIC MEETING.

\ full meeting of the citizens Of
Idaho City was held at the Teatre on
Tuesday evening, August 9th. to take
measures ior forming a home-guard
and otherwise guarding against an
Indian attack. NJ. &. Luuey was
called To the Chair, and O. 5. Kings
icy was chosen Secretary. The Chair
man stated the object Of the meeting
and invited an expression OF views hy
those present, whercupon G. ). Kings
ley. j. ". Brown, j. German. Geo
". Richards, J C. Fox, A. b Nor
rcll, J. j Mitchell, j. Ruuyau and
others addressed the meeting fweu-
ty.iive persons enrolled their names as
ready to o to any point in the county
at short noticc-ai good men aud
true
{. :. Kingsley, +. y. Krocbcr and
Samrel Stewart were appointed .
c ,mmittce of safety, to raise funds
provide retreat for families in cas-,
OF emergency, and T. render available
as far as possible, the arms in The
hands Of the CMncsr. The meeting
then adjourned NJ. G. LuNEY,
C.. :. kINGs.Ey. Ch'n,n.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-08-09
Death OF David Mines.

David Mines, took suddenly III at
hi, place below CenterviIlc, this coun-
ty, on last Tuesday night On
Wednesday afternoon Dr. RothweIl
was sent fer, bnt the man died before
he.arr we'd, having breathed bis last
at 2:30 o'clock p. NJ. The Doctor
thinks that it was a type Of snnstroKe'
Deceased was native OF Derbyshlre,
Ashore county, England, and aged 81
years. lie had res dcd at Centcrvllle
ever since 1868, and leaves a wife to
mourn his loss. He will be buried at
Q O'Clock to day by Excelsior Lodge
No. 4, |. o. O. +.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-08-09
Fifty Years A Hearse Driver.

VIM. Boyle is a man Of probably
seventy years Of age, but who carries
his years well, and whose hair and
whiskers are still dark. Il have been
in the country As years" and Mr..
Boyle, who is supposed to have pen
chant for the ladies, "bnt ] won't tell
you my age. Ever since have been
IN the country have been driving
heavenly mail wagon, but the letters
| deliver have only one post office
the graveyard. | drive hearse, and
for thrty.one years have been in the
employ of one firm, and during that
time have attended funeral at least
three times day. You can tell from
that how many bodies | have hauled
to the grave. am the oldest hearse
driver in America, and | have carried
more people to the grave than any liy-
ing man. held the ribbons when
John Quincy Adams body passed
through Philadelphia; did the same
over Zachary Taylor. | drove the
dead cart at the mock funeral Of An
drew Jackson, in this city, and great
time we had. | drove the hearses
when President Lincoln and Vice
President Wilson had their funeral
ceremonies. The greatest funeral
was ever connected with was that OF
John Price Wetherill, and that day
headed procession Of 800 carriages
/ 1t was a splendid turnout. Talk about
The old Sexton gathering them in, it's
me that has turned them in. How
Ield am | and where was | born? My
impression is that never was bora
at AL, but that floated down the Sus
qncharna on log | am as old as
the hills Philadelphia Times.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-08-09
gale Of Placer Ground and Ditch.

4. "a' Buzzlni & Co. have purchased
! ! p'acer ground and ditch property
!, DfOdOeck & jerome, on the east
!. u More creek, about three miles
0ao \" "wn. The price paid was 49,
b. Inc former company have a
d.. . lot of good mining ground in
! 'ec'lon, and as they have control
,afger amount Of water than
s''y' Its value is increased.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-08-09
The Drainage of Cities.

A strong argument in favor Of good
drainage in cities has be n furnished
by the experience OF st. Lous. The
number Of deaths in 1860 was nearly
5000, aud the average mortality for
the succeeding four years was $500.
The city then had population II
10000. In loT0 the deaths NUN
hered 500, and although there was
a considerably. increased mortality II
1872 and 1873, The average number
Of deaths for the last four years has
been but 6,400, with steady de-
crease. Yet the last census gave 81.
Louis population OF $4,000, and
: now estimated ut not less than 49,.
600. Az a fact, the mortality last
year was less than the average du.
ling the period between 1860 and
1870. At the date first named, st
Louis bad practically no sewers, and
no rapid extension of the system was
attempted until 1865. Since then
such improvements have been made
in lhi direction that the city now has
IlsO miles Of sewers. As no othei
prea changes have been noticed in q
sanitary point Of view, it is concluded
that The decreased number Of deaths
must be attributed to tie development
Of the sewer system.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-08-09
The Banner Mill Started Up.

The Banner mill started up on
Wednesday morning on a crushing
10 satisfy the representatives Of the
Elmira company as t. the condition q
the mill and furnaces The stem
gauge was found to be slightly injured
by ice in it last winter, and was
brought to town on the same day and
repaired.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-08-09
Notice.

sESo JOHN t. MOODY: YOU ARE HEREBY
notified that We Sfers aud Ben. Wilson,
have done the full Amount Of WORK required by the
law ~ Congress OF 1872. and amendments thereto.
to wit:
ere Hundred and Einaiy-Six 1896 Dollars
On the Native Missonrian quartz claim situated in
Pioneer District. Boise county. l. T. said claim
cissr iu II iifteen hundred feet along the Native
Mi-sourian quartz lode: and YOU are hereby re-
au r.d t. 1ay all assessments against you the
same aud tor the publication If this notice within
nin,tY pa days frsm the date hereof. forfeit all
sonr rssbt. title aud claim IN. 20 and upon said
Naii,o llissouran claim as provided by act above
spe.iUeA A. SIFfRs.
August eth-2m.l BES. WILSON.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the postofiice ut Idaho City
Boise Co, l. r., on the 9th day Of August
which, if not called for within thirty
days, will be sent to the dead letter office
John ". Brown, A. L. Kirk, A. III
Knapp, Lee Owings, A. Olson, W. w
Powell. l.. Rouzz s. j. Richard, Charles
Tippet ilosa Vallea.
Persons calling for any of the above let
tiers will say advertised" and give date Of
list
s. C. SILSBY, p. NJ.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-08-09
Laiea from ths Indian War.

Two mca iron l!ailcy's company
gave chase 10 band Of Indians
that passed mp Battle creek, a
lew days ago, and captured
several horses. They routed two
hands on tie trip. The first nun.
hrred between 100 and $50 aud the
second 40 or so.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-08-09
Indian Scare.

On last TueSdaY some excitement
was created III this city ON the arrival
Of news from Crutcrviile that Mr.
James licDeyilt had discovered the
tracks Of fifteen or twenty Indians
crossing the road near the summit this
side Of Henry creek, three or four
miles from this place. Mr.. McDevitt
Is areliabIe man and an experienced
nOuntaineer, and his statement is con
hfned by the tage driver, who came
over the road and saw the tracks on
lAe following morning. In case the
tall was made by Indians, they are
" thlS time out Of the country, a
uleyy would not pass through as thick
!setlled section as this unless try
ing to make their escape from the
lo'ceS IN the field. There is no occa-
'on Tor alarm anywhere in the Basin
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-08-09
From Banner.

Mr. John Wilson, the amalgama-
''a'of at the Banner mill, was in town
'nT days ago. He expresses him
''' as beng very much pleased with
'us Banner country, which he thinks
- prove to be good quartz dis
"e'' The rock taken from the Vol
vine nine, with large body of ore
y ""'cn will be stopped out as soon as
- traits is ready to run the mill
steadily, is very rich.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-08-09
FOCAL NEWS

currR CRY is now shipping more
,,II;on than at any time for three
years past.
4 LARGE number of immigrants not
outstanding the ln1ian war; are set
tlipg in this Territory.
Nh JOAN BRoDBEcK is up from Boise
City,
Thermometers tally over 100 de-
erees in the shade right along.
A. times the mountains are entirely
ebscured by smoke.
Al BouAR has his photograph gal
lay fixed up IN splendid shape. Those
wanting pictures must call before the
18th inst.
COFFIN 4 kENNMY have Just re.
cvel a lot Of the celebrated Iron
Wood Cook Stoves, nails, glass, iron,
steel. and everything comprised in a
fstcIasS hardware store.
MR J. Hull aud wife are up from
Boise valley on a visit
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-08-09
Problems.

The answers to the problems pub
iishcd in last issue are: 10 the first,
B would lose % per cent, and to the
second, that it cannot be determined
Or done, John McGuinness is the only
one, among several that sent i'll an
swers, who had the first correct, while
none discovered the imposslbllity OF
the second.
We arc glad to note that the young
people are taking some interest in try
ing to work the examples published.
PROBLEMS.
|. Three students, A, b and G, are to di-
vide between them at the end Of term OF
8 weeks "a sum Of $12550, the sha.e Of
each being proportioned to the work done
by him. Is can do half IS much again as
= in the same time, A twice as much {
works steadily hours day, b works Z
hours day for the first . weeks, 5 for the
next two, and three for the remainder, *
cept the last week, when he works IL
During the first weeks A works only
hours day for days in the week; but
during the last fortnight he works IA
hours day, but he finds that in the last
4 hours OF each day he gets through nc
more that G could. Find now much each
would. receiye?
2. If 4 men or boys can do piece o.
work in 8 DAYS, how long would it take
men and boys To do it?
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-08-09
ANNOUNCEMENT.

IL | hereby announce myself an hide
pendent candidate for SHERIFF Of Boise
county, subject to the decision of the vo-
tiers thereof at the next November cleo.
ton. John w. REEL.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-08-09
Spefial Mutifes.
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, &c, !
will send {. recipe that will cure you,
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remed,
was discovered by missionary Sout
America. Send a selfaddressed enveIop
to the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station d.
Bible House, New York City.
sep25, '77-1y.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-08-09
LETTER FROM BOISE CITY.
August 6. 1878,

can give you 10 important items
from this place today. If should
send you all the Indian news float
ing in from all directions ii would be Of
sufficient volume to fill the N. Y.
Herald.
Capt, Pollard's company which
went out yesterday to scout between
Boise and Snake rivers, are camped
at Middleton tonight, and will be
home tomorrow. | am told that they
failed to find any Indians. The citi-
zens in the vicinity of Middleton are
fortifying at that place. A large
number of families from the valley are
stopping in this city.
Capt. Borland arrived here this
morning from the eiser III health
sent him back. He left his company
in the field in charge of Judge Heed.
He says Indians numbering seventy,
five or hundred have crossed Snake
river at different points, aud seemed
to be making for the Welser noun
tainS.
Eight of Capt. Maxon's men re-
turned home Monday evening. The
remainder went out on the trail of the
savages.
No news was brought in from Over
land this evening, except That twenty
five of the Alturas county volunteers
had come down from Rocky Bar to
join Mr. HALEY.
The hostiles visited ODE G rider and
Browns stations and drove of two
hundred head Of horses belonging to
different parties in that vicinity. The
Indians, who numbered fifteen OF
twenty, drove the horses onto Indian
creek, and were hcrding them there =
day or So afterwards Maj Egbert'>
five companies Of inla Try werc near
but it is said were unable to render
any assistance. Tie citIers and
transfers, owners of the stolen prop
erty, will unite and make strong 81,
forts to recoverit Col Green's com
mand. cavalry, will probab Y be il
that vicinity tomorrow
Most all of the settlers below aud
in the vicinity of Falk's store, on the
! Payette, have collected at that place
for protection have not heard d
any Indians being seen there, bnt they
have appeared al 50 many diiiercn'
points the settlers could not thlns
themselves entirely safe
understand that Mai. Downcy
with l0d cavalrymcn, will arrive from
the Payctic tomorrow Or next day.
Gen. Howard and staff arrived troa
Silver City this afternoon.
Col. SIMMER and command vii
camp ut Munday's ferry tonight.
Lient. Riley left this evening will
a arse provision train ir Payne
ferry. Overland road He will aIs'
supply Egbcrts companies on Indian
creek
1t would seem from accounts from
different sources that the Indians were
aiming to unite their forces either il
Lemhi county, or somewhere in Mon
tana.
7 g
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-08-09
Shot At.

Sa5a ''s' Monday, the same day a
A,e Indians were supposed 10
tp,,.;,, passed between here and Cen
srE don. N. J. Biddy, while at
II " his claims this side Of Bos-
srt..' : shot at three times by some
'0OTn person.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-08-09
WIN Start U To-Day.

piuwnran's mill Will start up on
rock from the Gambriuus mine this
morning. 4 large cleanup is ex-
pected.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-08-09
Hurry Up,

n norsons wanting pictures should
ns.forp the Goth inst, as will dc
~, work after that period.
~ a. c.. BoMAR.
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ns,oHce Hours.

1eek Gays, until further notice.
N until from frnm half.past twelve to one,
su 9,da5 four until six ?. N.
ID ~ MONEY ORDER BUSINESS S,
nv Order office will not be
The h \ ii on Sundays; and no Money
opened ~ az g. will be transacted on Sat
,rlays alter ~ S. G. SILSBY,
Mao Q 1875. Postmaster
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-08-09

:. Coal Oil at retail at Coffin &
Eennays.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-08-09

nvrn cures have been, and are
NONDgsntpo nv PILES Certain Cure for
being el la;dS or PILES. For sale at'the
a asn'S Store in this city
The New York herald., 1878-02-11
A PARTY DISSOLVED.

A merry party were enjoying themselves at Henry
Bartzs saloon No. 1913 avenue A, when ofacer Flynn,
at twelve O'Clock Saturday night raped at the door.
Frank Maylingcr, one oil the dancers, abused the
intruder and told hlm 'shut up" Peter BIasser,
another OF tho saloon party, took exception TO this
and assaulted MayiipgeE Flynn ON his return heard
q noise inside the saloon and arrested some thirty
forty people for disorderly conduct In the Essex
Market Court yesterday Flynn said The saloon was the
OF bad characters. but the prisoners were APP
parently respectable and were discharged. Blasser
was ncd In $500 assault ana battery aud In 500
for violation OF the EXCISE law.
The New York herald., 1878-02-11
ONE OF INGERSOLL'S DISCIPLES.

~Rah for Bob Ingosrl don't bleve in hell"
shouted tipsy prisoner At the Tombs Police Court
yesterday morning. He had been found In the alley.
way of Water tenement preaching TO an imag,-
native audience and by his vehemence disturbing
peace He resisted the oloers Interference. con tend
ing that he had ''as much right as Ingos'I TO talk
bout hell" Justice Bixby committed him to a coll
In the City Prison, he might talk hclI 70 his
hearts, content WITHOUT danger oi interrupion.
The New York herald., 1878-02-11
The BOTTLE ASSAULT.

Coroner woltman yesterday summoned TO take
an ante-nortem statement Of Anton Minkel, who was
assaulted the arst Of January by party OF un-
known men In front of his residence, No. o. avenue
b. and badly cut about the head and face. The dying
man said that some six or eight men were mOesting
his dog, and when he requested them TO stop they AZ
tacKed him, and one oi the party threw the bottle
which str uck him the right eye They all
strangers TO him, and he would bc unable to identify
anv on them.
The New York herald., 1878-02-11
SUDDEN DEATH.

Coroner simms was notified last evening 10 hold an
inquest on the body OF William L. DAVIS, aged thirty
eight years. who fell dead while walking on Hamilton
avenue near Huntington street, South Brooklyn. The
body removed the late residence deceased,
No 16S Huntington street. Disease Of tho heart was,
IL IL believed. tha cause OF death. a.
The New York herald., 1878-02-11

4 --SPECIAL TO THE TRADE
~. By VED. w. KELLER, Auctonecr
On MONDAY. ~ o'clock, ut 80 Liberty ST.,
percmptury sale OF u dealers stock Of
LOOKING GLASSES, PIER AND MANTLL MIRRORS,
Frames. black walnut and In the white immense
ber OH Paintings Eugrsvings aud Chronos framed and
unframed; Mitrs Cutting Machine and general stock.
The New York herald., 1878-02-11

TNDWARD PErTINGnR, AUCTIONEER, SELLS
llMonday, l0L O'Clock, contents 100 West Houston
Paror Dining and Kitchen Furniture. Carpets Oicioth
Curt aims, Mirrors. Tables. Chairs Kitchen Utensis
The New York herald., 1878-02-11

~ N,
~. MONDAY, February /, at IO1s o'clock.
No. Ism and II Bowery,
imported and domestic Wines and Lquorsvx Of about
So barrels choice Brantes. Gin Rum Bourbon and Rye
Whskeys; 30 casks Fort Sherry, Is barrels French
spirits also large lot Wines Liquors In cases and
demiJohns Once Furniture, Sales, Desks Cigars. &c
CHEkIffs sALt.-vAN TASsELL KEARNEY,
k)Shehs Aucioncers, will sell this day o'clock at
tIO1s 9th av, tho stock ana Fixtures OF a Fancy Dry
Goods store, consisting o Collars Skirts Childrens
Dresses Cosets stockings Spool Thread Braids Paper
Pntterns Buttons Dolls Glass Cases Counters shevngs
&C.. &c BERNARD REILLY. Sheriff.
JAxKs II. 6mxIs. Deputy.