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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-26
Mrs. Captain Ienks.

The only jerks which has heretofore
figured in history is Captain jerks Of
the Royal Horse Marines. But his ex.
ploits in her Britannia Majesty's ser.
vice have generally been regarded ~
mythical. Ia fact u strict regard fer
yeracity will discredit both the existence
Of the gallant Captain and his wonder
full horse. But there can DO no mistake
about our Mrs. Captain jerks. Not
wi~thstandina that the lady has o hus.
band who figures rs q Captain. II is
quite evident that he is only second in
command. Mrs. Captain jerks Is the
real Captain and the only jerks Of the
period who will 60 down in newspaper
annals as having achieved national
fame. She has floored a Congressional
Investigating Committee. Now. her
testimony certainly makes q very
unique story. and to some minds
will DO considered n tale ft TO
be told only to the marines. But an In
vestigating Committee. with such q
shrewd lawyer ON it rs Ben Butler. was
unable to inyeigle her into directly con.
tradicting herself. II she Is not always
truthful, she is smart. and Is never
caught mapping. She envelopes the
Sherman letter in more mystery than
ever. There may be some difference OF
opinion rs to who really can travel the
iarthest from the truth, Mrs. Captain
jerks or Anderson. But IL he cannot
call any better witnesses for himself
than this Louisiana female politician,
Potter and Ben Butler had better adop.
the proposition submitted by Mrs.
jerks, with the sublimity OF impudsnce
which characterized her whole evidence,
and adjourn at ouce.-S. +, BuANm,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-26
Longevity OF the Turtle.

Mr.. d.. II. Willard. 81 Capitol avenue.
says that in the year 1888. on the east
farm, half a mile south Of the Newing-
ton Railroad junction. he came across q
very large and beautifully spotted boz or
hinge tortoise $50 called from its power
to close its upper aud under shells firmly
together. Turning il upside down he
inscribed on 1t his own initials. AMI the
date. then letting him free. In 1862 he
found the same fellow half a mile west
lie had crossed two bridges or forded
the streams. and three railroad tracks.
The new date was then added. the first
inscription being very distinct. lie has
not seen him since until last Saturday.
18th. when he espied him on his west
farm. near the New Britain line. about
one and ons-hali miles from the first
point named. looking as hale and hearty
rs ever. but not increased in size per.
ceptibly. He was duly marked 1878,
and sent on his way. with this query /:
AT this rate Of travel. when will you
reach the Pacific coast l"-Harthord
Tunes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-26
Washoe County.

: R,no Journal. JIM 90. -Governor
Bradley and Adjutant General Adams
we're passengers OH the overland train
night before last. on their return from
the scene OF the Indian war. Tho Gov
srnor looked AZ II he had been on o
hard drunk or in q fierce fight, but when
wa reflect that he never left the railroad
Il Is hard 10 account for his appearance.
Tho Lieutenant Governor was sun.
burnt and wore the honors OF wal easy.
An Italian wal killed in the Jones x
Kinkead mine yesterday morning. lie
was baling water OF the $50 level.
when the rope gave way and q bucket OF
ore. which wal nearly up to the surface.
fell on him and took of tho back part
OF his head.
All Chouey will apply for a new trial ;
II refused. his case will be repealed TO
tho Supreme Court.
Reno Gazette. June 25.-Claude Sci
tier. who vas poisoned on the 10th in
slant. in Sierra Valley, offers 5000 re-
ward for the apprehension and convic-
ton Of the party who poisoned him.
An additional reward will be given for
the recovery OF the whole or part OF the
money which was stolen from him on
tho 9Th OF the month.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-26
NO INDIANS, THANK YOU.

EI.Chief Naches has called upon the
Piutes to take the war path against the
Bannocks, in aid Of the miserable apol.
ogy for an army which the great aud
glorious American Republic has been
enabled to put in the field. A council
OF leading Piutes was called and the
matter laid before them, but they were
lukewarm in the cause, and the editor Of
the w~innemueca Silc,r State thinks that
nothing but the presence Of Naches and
old winnemucca in person car fire the
Piute heart, and secure the tribe as an
ally Of our army. We are very glad to
learn Of this lukewarmness among our
Indians. 1t shows that. at present. at
least. they " perfectly contented to
live at peace with the whites had they
displayed any eagerness to 60 upon the
war path. sensible men. knowing the
native treaehery Of the Indian char
acter. would have begun to fortify their
houses and prepare to resist an attack
from the friendly" Piutes. Aprudent
General. will prefer to put his trust in
white mems bayonsts, and prayer meet
ings by the way side. rather than to the
aid Of redskins in u fight with their
brothers.
II is surprising to see the editor OF the
Slror STATE gravely approving tho scheme
Of Naehes to place arms and ammuni-
ton in the hands OF the now peaesable
Piutes. and send them out to fight the
Bannocks. An Indian is like the beasts
Of his native forests, let him once smell
blood. and he will drink Of it till he can
drink no more. The safety Of the white
men around him is in the fact that he
cannot sscure arms and ammunition
enough to make him dangerous. and yet
the Siuer State seriously urges the Gov
eminent to take from us this guaranty
OF safety. That we have not soldiers
enough to meet the Banuock outbreak
rs IL should be- met. is true. and such
men as the editor Of the Silrer State have
directly contributed to this result by
their approval and laudation Of what
they are pleased to term Democratic
:" economy" The fart is to be deplored.
but just now il cannot be changed. To
arm Piutes and thus make up the deic-
iency in our burlssque Of an army.
would be but to increase the uncertain
ties Of our position. Let us be very
careful in this emergency not to jump
from the frying pan in which the Demo-
Gratis are cooking US. into the fire which
the Piutes, onc well armed. would be
very likely to kindlo for us.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-26
QUEEN MERCEDES DEAD.

On Wednesday. January 23l. OF this
year, sacred to devou, Romanists rs the
day OF the espousals Of the Blessed vir-
gin, whose name the bride bore. Alfonso
XII. the young King Of Spain. was
married to his cousin. Maria do los Mer-
csdes, at the Convent Church Of the
Virgin OF Atocha, the special ~patroness
Of Madrid. and Of the Spanish royal
family. For several weeks prior to tho
wedding European society had been
greatly exercised over the coming event.
Thousands OF persons were crowded into
Madrid from all parts OF the Spanish
monarchy. and in addition special En-
bassadors were present from tho Govern.
msnts OF England. Germany. France.
Sweden and Norway. Denmark. Hol.
land and Belgium. bearing the eongrat.
ulAtions aud gifts Of their sevsral na-
tiens to the royal couple. His Holiness.
the Pope. likewise dispatched a special
Ablsgats. bearing q rose Of diamonds to
the young Queen. Probably no princess
wal ever honorsd with a more brilliant
wedding than that accorded to the beau
tiful Mercedes. That WAS just i've
months ago. and the young Queen was
in her eighteenth year.
To-day. all Spain is draped in mourn
ing. and King Alfonso, so recently made
q husband. finds himself bereit Of the
partner whom his heart had chosen.
The marriage was. unlike most royal
weddings. n dictated by love, as we'll
Is cold policy, and therefore the loss Of
his Queen will strike Alfonso all the
more heavily. A few days since she
was attacked with homorrhags. has been
growing weaker every day. and finally
closed her eyes in the final slesp this
morning. after ~partaking Of the last
sacramsnts Of the Roman Church. She
was the third daughter Of Antoine d
Orleans. Duke Of Montpensier. and
Princess Louise. a younger sister Of e.
Queen Isabella.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-26

THrRr have been twenty.sight at.
tsmpts on the lives Of royal personages
and rulers during the last thirty years.
The Duke Of Modena, attacked in lsis;
the Prince Of Prussia (now the Emperor
william). at Minden. in June, isls; the
late King Of Prussia, in 1852, Queen
Victoria (by an ex.lieutenant), in 1852;
IN internal machine discovered at Mar
settles on Napoleon Ills visit in 1852;
the Austrian Emperor slightly wounded
by the Hungarian. Libenyez, in 1853;
attack OF King Victor Emanuel In 1858;
also o n Napoleon III. opposite the Opera
Comiqus: the Duke Of Parnea mortally
stabbed in 1854; Napoleon III fired at
by Pianori in the Champs Eiysees in
1855; n policeman seized Fuentes when
about to fire at Queen Isabella in 1856;
Milano. n soldier. stabbed Hing Ferdin.
and Of Naples in 1856: three Italians
from London convicted Of conspiracy
against Napoleon III in 1867, the Or.
SIM plot against Napoleon III. in 1858;
King Of Prussia twice fired at. but not
hit. by tho student Beker. at Baden, in
1861, Queen Of Greece shot at by the
student Brusios in lsG2; three Italians
from London arrested for conspiracy
against Napoleon iii, in 1862; Presi.
dent Lincoln ass~assinated in 1865; the
Car attacked at st. Petersburg in 1850
and at Paris in 1867; Prince Michael
OF Servia assassinated in 1868; King
Amadeus OF Spain attacked in 1871;
President Of Peru assassinated in 1872;
President OF Bolivia in 1873; President
OF Ecuador in 1915; President OF Para
quay in 1877. and two attempts on the
life Of the German Emperor 1875.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-26

In the Middle Ages those suspected OF
guilt were subjected to trials somewhat
more severe than the methods now sane
toned by law. In those days walking
over burning ploughshares was a COM
mon ordeal: aud II tho victim was burn.
ed he was adjuged guilty. innocent only
IL he escaped unframed. Plunging the
arm in boiling water was another pleas.
ant method employed. Areturn to their
now obsolete practices would probably
result In fewer csuses for accusation.
II Is q singular and remarkable fact that
the multiplication and completely OF
laws have rendered conviction in cases,
once simple. difhcult and often impos.
sible. These laws have mainly sprung
from the code OF Justinian. II may not
DO generally known that the original
manuscripts are still in existence. They
were accidentally discovered at the cap
ture OF a city in Calabria, and after
many vicissitudes are now preserved al
Florence, in Italy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-26

A GIGANTIC scheme OF railroad i'm
provemsnt is proposed in Italy. The
Minister Of Public Works has presented
abiil in Parliament providing for a gen.
srai system Of improvements in existing
lines, and construction Of new ones,
comprising 1000 kilometres OF new
roadway at a cost OF $50. OOo, 900 francs.
OF which the Government is to contrib
ute ESQ. 600, 900 francs. the expenditure
10 Be- carried over fifteen years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-26
NEVADA ITEMS.
From Our State Exchanges.
Eureka County.


Eureka Sentinel. June 25.-work is
progressing finely on the Eureka tunnel,
Il being in 2I5 feet. 100 feet Of which is
in blue shale. with streaks OF spar and
punches OF quartz in the face, indicating
a near approach to the ledge. The pitch
Of the rock In the last 30 feet has been
east, at n depth OF 200 feet under the
surface. II the theory established by
the experts. and tho opinion Of the con.
tractor DO correct. orc will DO encoun.
tered as soon US the ledge is reached,
which will soon occur.
A piece Of brutal maliciousness was
yesterday discovered by Messrs. Ford 4
Hathaway. the well.known dairymen.
They had missed FROM their range for
some days IL calves. In searching for
them they were found shut up In n cabin
and all dead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-26

A LARor body OF English Catholics
want Pope Leo to make Jerusalem his
permanent home. and say that II he
will they will furnish the funds for
sufficient real estate to maintain his es-
tablishmsnt in proper style. The Pope
is said to have no idea OF accepting this
proposition. but prefers to remain in
Rome. His health is not at all good
this Summer. and the hot weather Of
Rome is greatly embedding him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-26

A SPECIAL train Of twenty-five cars Of
-four. which left Minneapolis, Minne-
sofa, on Tuesday evening, via the Chi
cago. Milwaukee aud st. Paul, Miehi-
gan Central. Great Western and Erie
railways. arrived in New York Monday
evening. aud was delivered to the steam.
err for London the next morning, making
the fastest time on record.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-26

-
Tho situatiou In Essters Europe
LONDON, June 26.-Three Indian troop
ships have been ordered to Malta, 1t is
reported, to take back the Indian contin-
gent.
Earthworks arc being constructed at the
northern outlet Of the Carpathian passes.
and the mountain roads are being made
practicable for artillery on both sides Oh
the frontier.
Roumania's cause is apparently aban'
doned by all the Powers. The Bratiano
Cabinet will probably go out after The
close Of the Berlin congress.
The berlin Consrcaa.
LoSpoS, June 26.-The task Of settling
the exact boundaries Of the new Prinei.
pality has been entrusted TO an European
commission. The fortresses on the Dan
ubo and In bulgaria will be d~ismAntled.
queen Mercedes Dead.
MADRID. June 2G.-The Queen Of Spain
il dead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-26
Humboldt County.

Wimemucoa .Siirer State. Jtne 90
Eight persons arc held to answer before
the Grand Jury now In session. Five
are confined in tho county Jail aud three
are out on hail. Three are held for
murder. one NJ IN accessory after the
act, Que for grand larceny and three for
burglary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-26
WHILE Rev. DR.. Pentecost was d

WHILE Rev. DIR. Pentecost waspreach-
ing o red.hot eternal punishment ser.
mon at New Haven the other day. he
suddenly clspped his hand on his chest
called for some water and. giving out a
. hymn. asked the audience to e,eus
him for q few minutes. as he had met
with an accident. Ho had broken a
vial Of some fiery medicine in his coat
pocket. by a violent gesture, it seems,
burning him painfully and causing a lit
tie Of that anguish, perhaps. which he
WA trying to depict to his audience.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-26

COLONEL foxSEr 10 not favorably i'm.
pressed with the swarm OF American
commissioner in Paris There are no
doubt some excellent men in this list.
but many are spectators. adventursrs
or idlers. Of no more use than they were
In Philadelphia in 1876; in a word.
politicians who begged these appoint
msnts only as an excuse for seeking no.
toristy In q foreign country"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-26

Soxr boys in MARYLAND. Mich.
started . show in q cellar. The admis-
sion was two cents. The performance
ranged from ~rscitations to somersaults.
and . feature was Workmanship Of the
hind that killed volants. A ten-year
old boy held an apple on his head for a
larger boy to shoe, at; but Just as the
msrksman took aim. the target boy felt
~. apple slipping of. reached up to
catch II. and had q bullet hole put neatly
through his hand. The wounded lad.
mother made . raid on the show and
closed 1t.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-26

A COAT and vest containing bullet
holes. the lining stained with blood and
marked with the name OF James Fisk.
Jr., was sold at Bristol. r. l.. the other
day. They are supposed to be the gar
msnts which Fisk wors when Stokes
shot him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-26

Tue San Francisco Stock Report says /;
deacon Parkinson Of the Nevada Tri.
bune has declined tho workingmsns'
nomination for Governor Of Nevada.
His reasons for waving the nomination
are two In number. to-wit; native mod
esty and q distasts for political strife"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-26

Own City life insurance companies
Of New York and other States have
ceased to exist since 1870. Had they
taken the ~precaution to take out policies
ON their own account. what a loss would
have fallen on other companies.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-26

RobrRr CAMPBELL, Of st. Louis. pays
an annual tar Of $4,000 on the lot &C.
cupied by the Southern Hotel. An
effort will DO made this Summer to re-
build the house.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-26

THERE is in Glastonbury. Conn. a
curiosity in the shape Of an apple tree.
. century old. which bears fruit an
nuAlly without b~lossoming. The fruit
ssts In the bud,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-26

And In accordance with Law. and an order Of
the board Of Directors. made on the 10Th
day OF May. 1878. so many shares Of each
parcel Of such stock ~ may Be necessary will
be sold Of public auction, 81 the once Of the
Company. No. tt California street, Fan
Francisco, California, on MONDAY. the 18th
day OF July, ISIS. d the hour OF I O'Clock
ment thereon. togetter with costs OF advertising
and sIpsnsss Of the sale.
q. wEoKNKR. Sscrstsy.
0nos-.tN California street, Ban Francisco.
oslifornia. ,s3std
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-26
GOLD HILL MINERS UNION.

GOLD HILL. NEVADA. JUsR Is. is7s.-
Al the neat regular meeting Of the Gold
Hill Miners Upion. 10 be held al their Hall ON
MONDAY. July I. 1878. a. the usual hour,
business Of importance will be trAnsaetsd, A
full and prompt sttsndance 10 requested,
A. O. PASCoR, President.
y. o'ooxsoA, Bee. Sscrstary. je2std
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-26
The Gold Hin Daily News has

now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published in the
State Of Nevada. It is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
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EUROPE.

ESPECIAL Disrkrcurs TO ras aoLp Hnl
pALr Nkws.l
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NEW TODAY.
CaIsdoaia-Censinued.

Nance. No. csrit shs. Amt.
Atkinson, Lyon q Co. rrus-
Atkinson. Lyon 4 20. Trus.
tees ~ ....l2
Aikinson, Lyon d Co, rrus-
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- Proceeds for the pupihass Of an t,rpn
for The pchooL bSetd
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-31
NoIlCE OF APPLICATION FOR
LIQUOR LICENSE.

NOTICE i hereby given 70 tho ~,
y zens Of SchncllviIIe and Ia sr III
township. Dubois county. indiana m. ~.
ne undersigned will apply to th uI Ao AVA
q County Commissioners Of nnLa;a
county, ~ a session 10 be held .I.no 1 1e.s
is.s, under the provisions or A a. .. -.
Tilted An Act 10 regulate and l;s.' ~
the sale o. spurious, yinons Incense ',,n,e
ana other intoxicating liquors. - I;n a;t
me license fee TO be CHARGED ~ a ';.l''
ana towns. aud TO repeal ali for .cs
Avs regulating the sale Of intavi
caung liquors, and an laws ANA No..
o. laws coming In conflict ,rishp Pr. Nv
provisions Of this act, prescribing na,, sue
y; ;aes tor the violation thereon and ge,an
y w ~ emergency passed by the f'e~ '
ia'ure o. Indiana, III 1878. RI i l;ca s "a
. sell spiriiuous, vinous and MAJ, ~
uors' ~ quantities less than 4 omsr, ~ w
ume, g be drank on the prcmiscs a. ~ -
scr'n d one year. The precise Iara W. =
Wnere ne desires TO sell a ~ 1 nn''
situated snS and being upon lots Mo- "o ",e
va No Two, IN the town Of Schns Ji, nne /
Isasrson township. Dubois cnr's' c' X
Nav Mana d. ,s,s Joseph BuCHARST.' 4
- Aoso-3W.
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NoTiCE OF APPLICATION FOR
LIQUOR LICENSE.

NOTICE i hereby given to the I'LL.
~ zens Of Hayv;lle end Hrr,.;so.'
township, Dubois county. Indic-a. fb,,
me undersigned win apply 70 IN Io,rJ
OF County Commissioners Of Dpbo;s
county, az their June term. 1864. nnJes
me provisions o. an Act. entitled IA
Act 60 regulate and lice NJ sale ~
ssplrituous, vinous, malt ia,. other ;r,ox-
,catlng liquors, 70 Imit IA iicense fae !.
be charged BY cities md owns. ana ~
repeal az former laws rsgr,afing M
sale or ntoxicating lisnors. and III Lave
ana paris OF laws cclainr ;n cona;cf
with the provisions 81 sl,is act. prcscr;b-
ing penalties Tor i'se violation fheranr
ana ueclanlg an emergency nasse5 ~,
me Legislature OF Indiana. IN io7s
Tor % license to sell spirifuous. v;nors
ana malt liquors, III quantities les rhsn
quart az . time, to be drank a. NV
premises, Tor q term o. one year. TIE
precise location where he desires n sa,I
= 70 MS house situated and beinr pnon
ict NO. 80 IN the Town Of EaysyiIie ill.,
Olson township, Dn5ois county. md
May l7th, is7s-sw. - -
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NoIlCE OF APPLICATION For
LIQUOR License.

NOTICE = hereby given to tho 81;
zens or Celestine and Hall township
Dubois county, Indiana, that the nn uis
S,gned VIII apply TO the Eoarj "a
county Commissioners or Dnbo;s corn =
w ~ q session to be held June I5th MS
Under the provision Of an Act. entitled
An Act to regulate and license the 's ala
q spirituous, vinous, malt and Other I'M; ;a1
so1icating liquors, to limit the licen - IA
- DC charged by cities and towns. ana -
repeal All former laws regulating TIE sa y
% intoxicating liquors, and ali iavs and
parts Of laws coming in conflict win I the
provisions Of this act. prescribing renal ~ ~,
Ties Tor the violation thereof. and decInr-
,ng an emergency passed by lie I.e~;s-
sa'ure or Indiana, in 1875, for license
70 sell .spirituous, vinous and nal,
liquors, 10 quantities less than = mart
- Time, 10 be drank on the nrem.
iscs' for term Of one year. Tbe e, nra
else location where he desires ~ Xxi gig =
=, - 2 house situated and being unon Iats
! o. 40 and AZ, as shown upon tbe or ;vs
Y map or plat Of the town OF Cclesf;na
Hal township. Dubois county. indian.
r EDWARD BUCHART
May Gath, 1578-3w. K
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that scale,
~ proposals will be received NJ ~,
Commissioners Of Dubois county Ind;'
ana. az the Auditors Office ia said connfv
until 10 O'Clock a. m..on
SATURDAY, the 10Th day Of June. 1878
for keeping the Dubois County Poor
Asylum, the Keeping Of the pau pers ~ y
IN SAID Asylum. or who NAV hereaif ~
come into said Asylum FOR he term az
.hree years from the 1st day or SaDtern-
Der, 1878. The contractor 10 furnish Ill
provisions and necessary attendance m
said panpers. The county giving fhe
use ofthe farm. and fnrssishiny eiothinr
bedding and medical Attendance. All
bids 70 be by the week. Proposals NJ,
~ accordance with this ADVERTISEMENT,
VIII not be considered. aud the Board al
commissioners reserve the right "a 80
Ject any or all bids. Further particnlsrs
can DC had at the Auditors Office.
BY order Of the Board or Comm;s
sioners.. =. n. DFiSoEarrR-
auditor of Dubois Co.
May 18th, 1878 -5w.
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MEAT market !!


Has opened Meat Market N ~.
and will ~ II CASPER
SELL FOR CASH ONLY
lrrst-class fresh meat every Tuesday.
NUT nursaay and Saturday mornings
Mea. Ior sale at all times. lie la
asop.ea Inc cash system, as he Is not
able 70 afford the credit. ~
JOB euTcHERINc.
re mas No. one butcher. and win
n. a, nnu uress hogs Or cattle for farmers
- DINERS, on reasonable terms.
Aug. "a, lily.