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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-20
Ice Iceii Icel |

Icei Icei! Iceli!
Orders for ice left with Sloan Tor at
Helphenstine & Durbin's meat market)
will receive prompt attention. ap1stf
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The only first-class barber shop and
bath house in Cheyenne, is kept by w.
J. Hardin, under Dyer's hotel. my1-Sm
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A large stock OF breech and muzzle
loading shot-guns ut the Wyoming
Armory. aug21-3m
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Rooms to rent in the Fisk block.
Apply to T. NJ. Fisher. octl2 lot
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Large and fresh smoked herring Mt
J. u. Fraser's. 1t
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Circulating library at
s22-30t GEO. O'DRIEN's.
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Go to ]. D. Fraser's for smoked hall
but. 1t
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Recreation Hall.
Seats 400. Stage a0x3o, scenery.
Apply to Joslin & Arnold. jy3-tf
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To the citizens of Wyoming Territory
and all Others desiring health,
strength and yigor:
We would respectfully say that we
have established a branch office of our
company at Cheyenne, Wyoming, un-
der the management of Mr.. George
Freund, where a full supply of all our
late improved electro-galvanic appli-
ances can be had. These galvanic ap-
pliances are superior to any in Europe
or America, and are warranted as re-
presented. Information worth thou
sands to the sick, and debili-
tated sent free. We respectfully refer
to the medical profession of Cheyenne,
Wyoming, as to the curative properties
of these appliances.
AMERICAN GALvANIc Co.,
oc20-d1t&w1t New York.
Go to J. D. Fraser's for smoked hall
but. 1t
Some of the greatest .rascalities of
the world are achieved by the use of
impure, poisonous materials in articles
of current use. 1t has been the noble
aim of the manufacturers Of Dooley's
Yeast Powder to make All absolutely
pure article, which should be a boon to
every household. Little more than half
the usual quantity, and makes the
most delicious bread and pastry.
Buckwheat flour at j. II. Fraser's. 1t
Fresh oysters at
sci If OVERS HOTEL.
Go to Oleson, 321 Ferguson street,
for painting, papering glazing, calcim-
ming, granting, etc. Satisfaction or
no pay is his motto. oa-tf
Fresh oysters at
sci II DyER's HoTEL.
Fresh oysters at
sci II DYER's HOTEL.
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Job-Press for Sale.

Self linking Columbian job press,
prints a form 6x9 inches. In perfect
order. Used but a short time. Just
the thing for amateur printers or for
use at a military post. Asmall cabinet
and lot Of job type will be sold with it
II desired. Cheap for cash. For fur
Their particulars inquire at LEADER
Office. oc20tf
Buckwheat flour at j. d. Fraser's. II
Half stews, v ~ select oysters,
for 35cts. Noextra charge for pickles.
Ol-tf ELLIS Oyster Bay.
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Buckwheat -four at J. D. Fraser-s. 1t
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Fresh oysters ut
sci II OVERS HOTEL.
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For first class watch work go to
ZEHSER, JACKSON & BUEcHNER's.
oc19tf
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The Howard Galvanic Shield, by its
mild action upon the system, completely
restores the organs to their natural
vigor, and cures diseases without medi-
cines. They are manufactured exclas-
lively by the American Galvanic Co.,
New York, and for sale at their branch
office, under charge of George Freund,
Cheyenne, Wyo. oct20-d3taw2t
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Select oyster-raw, 4Octs per dozen.
ol-tf ELLIS Oyster Bay.
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Fresh oysters at
sci II DYER's HOTEL.
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Among the tenants of the mouth by
allowing impurities to collect upon
their surface or in their interstices.
SozoDoNT removes every vestige of tar
tar from the teeth, and renders their
premature decay impossible. 1t not
only imparts to them whiteness and
| vigor, but communicates hardness and
rosiness to the gums. The breath ac-
quires a most acceptable fragrance
from its use; it is a purely botanic
liquid, and it may be relied on to ac-
complish its identifying effects with
out injuring the enamel like a gritty
tooth paste. s16-deod1m
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Fresh oysters AT
sci II DYER's HOTEL.
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WANrED-A place in a quiet family,
to do cooking, washing and ironing.
Inquire at 1926 18th street. ocl9-2ts
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Large and fresh smoked herring at
]. ID. Fraser's. 1t
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Large and FIR, sh smoked herring at
J.. ID. Fraser's. 1t
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Buckwheat flour at J. D. Fraser,s. l
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For fine watch repairing
jyl0-dly ID. MILLER, 18th street.
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A better oyster stew for half the
money. to1-tf) ELLIS Oyster Bay.
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Go to Oleson, 321 Ferguson street,
for painting, papering glazing, calcim-
ming, granting, etc. Satisfaction or
no pay is his motto. oa-tf
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Buckwheat flour at ]. II. Fraser's. II
Fresh oysters at
sci TT OVERS HOTEL.
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DIED.

Receipts, 600. Market dull at 500
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C'Is.Dnai.

u. Il. SESSIONS. Democratic cna!i.
Dat" inr State Superintendent Of Public
l"sir.icIi"u, Retained :rvu Il tour
Though III" western rurt 81 the Stale,
hv III" imin it,, evening.
~. J. i. MrigS r~riirrtI ir,m II ten
Gr:s Vi Il I" Snn ~ IGciscp 10y the
saInr :r.in.
GHi,:.i cOIm 'Ea- also = rhsscu GER
ty la" s'm- irri ,. baying Just rriur,,i
from trip I" the Bay. wEr:r for The
rm.t ten days he has Ice II engaged il.
selecting a ine !arg. stock 81 d,y
poud', cinth:ug. boots aul shoes. to-. .
for the fnli trade. which vii! . ls.
displayed ut the ''ilazlaT."
li"uiy NUnd-ll. the well snuxn Dr.n-
ocratir candidate FOR Assessor. returned
to town Saturday. mud yesterday. ia
company with ]. W. Dorsey, Democrat
ic cnn'iIdate for District Attorney. stnit-
ed for Railroad district: they will pro.
lhhiy reach Cnrlim this evening in time
Tor the Entertainment Il; that place.
G. II. Bobior. Democratic candidate
for Treasurer. md G. G.. s. Wright,
candidate for School superintendent.
struck on y"stcrdiy on ton. through
the Southern pnr;inu of the count
they propose tn sal: a thorough c,n.
VASES of that country, before they r, turn.
Mr j. q. Sharpe. u som.in law II onr
townsmnn L. r"nrol, has arrived here
from Vallajo. aud proposes to locate
among us. NJ. Sharpe is Il f~rs..cltss
IMAM, ana II citizens will extend him a
hearty welcome.
Mr.. william Lyons. formerly Of Camp
Hallrcs. bu, recently Of Tybo, arrived
here from that place. Saturday. and is
renewing association with his old time
friends.
III. q. Davis. the handsome and pop.
nlnr Contra! Pacific Conductor. who has
been passing q few weeks with the old
folks NJ homo In the State Of Illinois,
put In nn appearance upon the platform
last evening. robust aud chc.ry ns usual.
The old cattle king, Dan Murphy,
was down from Hnlleek Station yester.
day.
Join McKittrick. Republican nomi,
nee for Assessor. is in town to day.
Ham Mccain como down from Hal
leok Station by the irnin to day, and Il
squ"ring MP running" accounts.
We were sorry to learn to day tha
Albert Ellis Is seriously III from u,
attack Of typhoid fever.
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The Hon. Bonri OF County Commits.
sion-rs met to-day pursuant to adjourn.
msnt--present full Board-And trans.
acted the following business: Voting
precincts were established ami inspect.
ors TO serve 10 said precincts, wet. az.
pionied as follows:
Elko. at Court house,. W. YaS.ay.
j. n. Mason, @. W. Litton.
Carlin, at Carlin ball-Jas. MsCiure,
j. q. Doughty. JVhu Kane.
Tuscarora. ut SchvUl-hous--W. T.
Smith. J. H. Stump. w. Z. Hampson.
C"rnncopia, Schooi.house-w. W,
Rogers. J. Is. Il 'srberry. J. b. Ringold.
Jack Greek. ut Harrinston's-w. B.
Marsh. c. Woodward, 4. p. Harrng.
ton.
Columbia, at Hughes Saloou-M.
Leslie. Dan. curlin. j. knight.
Blythe City. at Mill Co.'s stored.
Il. Byrm, S. .. Morey. - Dyer.
Mountain City. at B4con's SALOON
f. q. Van DLser. J. Il. b ,con. Simon
P-ekc.
White Rock, mt Znmwalt's-John S.
Bcrrette. CHARLES Mailer. J. G. Briscoe.
Island Mountain. Mt Peurod's-G. W.
Ma dis, Maj. Swri:zer. - Kinney.
Coed Hope. at Snyder'.-John Kelly.
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In accordance With . petition from
eitizens OF the north end Of RuhY Val
ley. . sebool district. to be known AZ
North Ruby District. wins orl-red es.ai-
lished out Of a diSis on of the old Rnby
Valley district. to embrace the north
end of said valley. extending sonth 10
The Hot Springs and embracing Secre.
Valley on the north.
The Official bond of W. A. Root,
in tice Of the Peace for Cope township
was received, approved. and ordered
tled. The bond Of Joseph Taylor,
Justice Of the Peace for Railroad town.
ship. Was also approved and ordered
fled.
The following bills We're taken up,
acted upon and allowed:
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NeAadAl.

In oommemortion Of Sister Mary
Thr&o. late member Of Eko Grange.
No. 8. Elko. Nevada.
wsEEEas. This Grange has learned
with deep regret and sorrvw Of the de.
mise Of orr late worthy sister. Mary
Thebo. Who departed this life ia the
prime Of uomanhood. at her residence
in Silver City. Idaho Territory, Sep.
temher 2ist. 1878. And
WHEnrAs. II has pleased the August
Builder and Supreme Grand Master Of
the universe 10 call from earth our
beloved Slater to q higher and more
noble Grange above; therefore be IL
Resoiged. That society at large and
particularly this Grange. have. In the
death Ct our departed Sister. Lost an
honored member whose memory NO will
delight to cherish. and whose many
womnnly virtues Are enrolled with
sacred care in our hearts. Sister Thebo
was q kind mother. an atfectionate wifa,
and q durful daughter.
Rrsoired. That this Grange extends to
the family Of our deceived Sister it's
most heartfelt sentiments Of coincidence
and sympathy 10 this. their ~grievous
bereavement. Yet we ask them that they
''Grieve not ns those who mourn with.
out hope"
Re,oirrd. That rs n mark Of our
respect to the memory Of mr. departed
Sister. that this Grange he draped in
mourning for II period of thirty days.
Resoirtd. That the Secretary of this
Grange be requested to forward to tho
husband of our decreased Sister n copy
Of these Resolutions and alsn a copy TO
her r. lntives residing in Elko. unu6r
the se&l Of this Grange. signed hy the
Worthy Master aud Secretary. and that
the resolutions be spread at largo upon
"ur minutes upon nm appropriate
mourning pnGe.
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A YrEsH invoice Of tramps has Just
been received, and the demand for
these same Is by no mems lively. A
man from the rural districts who had
imbibed a little too frequently, was re-.
lievcd OF seventy odd dollars with
which lie IL loaded. last night.
Blonted capitalists OF this character
will find II to their advantage to put
their coin in tho Bank before becoiniug
hilarious, as they are fat geese whicl,
impecnnious gentlemen Of leisure
delight in plucking.
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Personal.

Our pious friend. u. u. Plummer, has
got back from his missionary travel.
through the southern part Of the county
aud reports everything lovely In that
quarter. Bon. says tue ladies are oil
Tor him, to o man, and that's glory
enough for one seasou's campaign, II
he should never reach tho Legislature.
Judge flack, though still quite weak
from bis recent illness. started ont OH =
trip through Lamoillo. Halleck. Star
aud other points south. to-day.
Mr.. =. Is. Moray superintendent Of
tho blue JuckeL who came down yester-
day from tho north In company with Mr..
Washington Ice. and Mr. 4. &. Stokes,
Of the Columbia Company, having cou
cluded his business here. returns by
buggy, In company with Smith vsp
Dreillen, o .morrow morning.
DR.. I. W. Huntington departed fol
lis nov home IN Tuscarors. this morn
ing.
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Wk with sprrow the dealt.
last night, OF the infant sun II II. u.
and atay Henley. The little fellows
i'n-ss was oi short duration. he be-
log ATTACKED three days 40 with spinal
ru'i:i.ng"tis, The many warn friends
oil the much respected family were in Mt
tendance ~ the funeral Of the little in.
~''"eent. - day. ani the sympathy Of
'!ir entire community il with the be-
r'"rsd parents in ,hsir trying nilic,ion.
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The csi..Ia. c..,A.y,. Prsp-

ersy.
The we'll known Inddel mine Of Boil
Rnn Basin. together With one or tvo
sdjpining locations, we're rerrvs-nted in
New York by Mr.. Joel Mescham last
Winter. resulting in an examinations Of
the property by competent parties. aud
ITS subsequent purchase by . party Of
Eastern gentlemen. who formed what il
known an the Columbia Company. With
Washington Lee. . gentleman largely
interested in the business Of coal min
ing in PcnnsylSnni,. as President. Mr..
A. q. Bryan. n gentleman we'll -ersed
in the peculiarities OF our mines, was
sent nut here in the character Of expert,
u couple weeks ago. and was shortly
after followed by Dir. L. =. Stokes, =
prominent member OF the Company,
AMI the President, Mr.. Lee. who is n
thorough going miulng.man.
After several days devoted to the
further cIami .atiou Of the mines, and
witnessing the very satisfactory per.
formance VI the fine new mill erected
by the company this umme the party
returned hero n couple OF days ago
well pleased with the very encouraging
Developments being made. and the pros
porous outlook for the camp generally.
Mr.. Bryan made examination Of several
0! the most prominent mines in that To-
:aiiiy. hai was most favorabiy impress.
cd with what he saw. The ores worked
ut the mill ate all of a high sra.is. and
the FIRST bullion produced running only
about go fine produced u most demor-
aiizing effect, until il was discovered
that the quicksilver in tho TASKS from
which they were using, contained
about 30 per cent. lead, when the mys-
terry was solved, aud the trouble rectif.
ed by retorting the quicksilver before
using.
Joel Meacham is Superintendent fox
the Company. OF which he is also a
member. and our old acquaintance,
Judge Harlan. n practical and thorough
man at The business. has charge of the
mill. Now ihst the entire management
is i'll competent hands. and everything
in active operation. the basin" may
he expected TO give Agood ncoun OF
Itself before long.
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Don't Forge, II.

Ii yon are troubled with nervousness,
hro dishrartenrd. tired Of Lille, fear
death, or feel ont Of sorts M the saying
is. yon may safely conclude that you
have the Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint.
The liver is very apt to bee me torpid
this season at the year ms poisons arts.
ing from st"gnaDt water or dccaying
vegetation nrc more numerous, and nre
through inhalation. taken into tue
blood. Unless the liver Is strong aud
active, aud furnishes q supply Of fresh
and pnro blood to drive out the impuri.
ties, the nbov. mentioned symphonic
surely follow. and IL not needed, end
la more terrible diseases and death.
Whites Prairie Flower proves itself The
rcnt Live panncen. Its action OH the
liver il different from any medicine
ever compounded. Iis cures aro truly
wonderful. Try il. Price twenty fvc
cents and scvsnty.live cents. For sale
10y our druggist +. +. Muller.
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Da. TsRRY. n former resident OF Eu.
rckn. has bought u drug store in Elko.
aud has perm ,nently settled in that
town.-Leditr.
Who else said Doc. Terry bought n
drug store In Elko2 Hc's a liar and an
unpleasant person, whoever he il. Doc.
Terry has bought neither a drug store.
s"w.mill nor n camp meeting in Elko;
he's merely practicing bis profession as
a physician, as Of yore.
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Personal.

J. b. Fitch and E. ]. Helms. Demo
cratic candidates for Sheriff aud Clerk,
returned from 4 ten days tour through
the southern part OF the county, last
evening. They report u fully average
Weld Of agricultural products and
Democratic stock advancing.
j. W. Dorsey. in company with Ed.
Phillips. started for Snuth Fork, via
Lamoille valley. This morning. They
will return to-nurrow evening.
Mr.. Washington Leo. President OF
tho Columbia III; ing Company, de-
parted for San Francisco yesterday
morning, and Mr.. L. S. Stokes, of the
same Company. followed by tho train
this morning; Mr.. A. G. Bryan, n gem
ilo;nan who has been examining the
Coinpany's mines as expert, took tho
same train this morning for Eureka.
The latter Will return here within two
or Three day, aud will then return 10
the East. VI, ssrs. Lee and Stokes will
return from tho west in a week or ten
days, md may visit the mines again be-
fore going back TO the East.
Uncle George Cornwall prcsides with
much dignity Mt The Cabinet ngricul.
tural depot. this fine weather.
George Russell returned from a pro.
tFactca visit to the Bay in good health
last evening.
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The next Grand Jury.

Following is the verirr issued for
Grand Jurors 10 serve Mt the coming
term Of the District Court. nnl made
reinrnahis Oh the llth day Of Novem.
Der. john Ainlry, G. Il. Abel, J. ].
Campbell, L. J. C~arpeaur. Geo. Gilmore,
j. l.. Ed"f. +. NJ. liurgis. F. Honey.
'nan. L. j. Jones. Henry Co-, q. w,
Litton. j. 4. Tinker, VI. c. Sloan, JAS,
Talbot, 4. b. Miller. +. VI. McPhrtres,
81. pixley. a. V. Lancaster. James T..
Byrnes. ii. A. Young. Albert Wines. a.
~ShrrIn'nr. Charles Lampmau and War
rrn Hutton.
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SoflcA.

Having bought ont the entire stock,
book accounts. goodwill, ETC., Of the
late irus Of A. l.. Bsdt. Elko. aud a.
l.. Bndt & Co., cnrlin, I would request
nil persons knowing themselves to be
Indebted to said firms to come forward
and pay up. All accounts left unset
tied ON the Lat Of October, will be
placed in the hands Of IN attorney fo-
collection.
a22tf d, DApr.
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A but %iluprudent agricul.
'urai friend sends us M ovcrgrown
specimen of his farm products Ivy e1-
press. We don't object to carrots in
our eour-ahd "re properly amazed vt
The outrageous proportions Of his berts,
but u Princil NJ homage Is due to the
vast sublimity Of cheek TINT prompted
their ihtcrrm,nt in u box consigned to
our address through the frugal care Of u
benevolent express company. We shall
reciproca.e the Kindness by sending him
n saw mill through tho same channel.
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Payment or Eiko County bonds.

Payment or Eiko County nonds.
In accordance with the provisions Of
Section II, Of M Act entitled IAN Ac,
TO consolidate and fund tho indebted.
ness of Elko county" Approved Feb.
-, 1871.
Notice is hereby given that IL prrsen.
ted at my Office in Eiko. Nevada, on or
before Friday, the Ist day If Novom-
Der. 1878, III. following Eiko County
Bond issued in pursuance of said act
will be paid together with the interest
thereon that shall have accrued ut the
dntc presented, To wit: Number IS.
Should the said bond rot be presented
within the tiiac specified, then from
nnd after The date named. to wit: Fri
day. the LIST proximo. interest thereon
will cease.
joins II. BRADLEY, Treasurer.
Eiko. Oct. u. 1878.
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Hue Jacket.

Smith Van Dreilen. who has recently
returned FROM the northern part of the
county, reports the developments in the
Blue Jacket mine ~ something extra.
ordinary. Our old friend Mercy has rtaid
with that section under many adverse
ciTcumstances. and the present brilliant
prospects are only n lifting reward for
his indomitnble energy and persever-
ance. That the Blue jacket is one Of
the very best and largest mines in East
ern Nevada. we are now firmly con-
'inced, and the fact will become geuer-
ally known in time. No effort to bring
the property into notnrirty hns evor
been made. itb-iug owned almost c1cln-
sively by Mr.. Blythe. who has carried
the weight al the enterprise upon his
own shoulders.
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Campaign Hall. at wells.

A Ball will be given ut Sherff's new
hall, in the town of Wells on the even
ing Of tho 18th Instant. First-class
music has been engaged for the oecas-
ion. aud a good substantial supper will
be served Mt the Depot Hotel. Az the
tickets cost ouly 30. every body c.n Of.
to take part in the fostivies and enjoy
themselves to the full.
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To FAnMAKs AND OTHERs. Having
eutire control OF the black
smithins wagon-makipg and machine
shops, l AIN nov prepared to do M
and all kinds OF work in my limo, par.
ticulurly the repairing Of agricultural
implements, On the most favorable
TOXINS.
A R.uc,
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E'reights Received.

The following freights have been re.
ceive:i since our las; report: Four cars
g'ueral merchandise. two cars Of wood
for Aiuley; one car Of lumber. for +.
III. Smith; une car Of wood for the Gem;
II car Of wood for JAS. Briu; two
CARS Of Lumber for w. j. UTtou.
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.c.tera.y,. Arer.... s.ara.

C8tcEunSb HhuSrmoOu DOorO.
20 Valley 3Oc. 25c
200 Raymond aud Ely, 6
t20 Eureka Con-. 4b. AK
23O jackson, IL. Is
4uO PheuIx, o, So
suO Alps, Sbc, 75c
49, Belmont, 3L,3
100 Gils. Acc. SOC
$50 Jefferson,
265 Belle, ny, 10X
vu0 Star. 75c
1870 Day. Toe. 55c
1910 hiilside, i.,5
1870 Bighbridge, 1900. 2
81 Hamburg. 2
HOO Paradise. 3H
225 Moduc. soc, SOC
HOO Coso Con-, 25c
595 bodic, ~, 22t<
o35 Bechtel. TX. ~
Ego McClintOn. Toe. zoe
1875 TiOga, 20, 2X
925 Summit, lh,2
5Sj Bulwer, Is
b1J Aurora. )
G2) Goodshaw, 9nc
1850 Oriental, 2, TX
loo B~elvidrre, IL, ~
$50 South Bodie, S5c. 7cc
$50 =. Standard, 5uc
1910 Mono, 5T,
. Leeds. IL. la /.
llS5 Tip Top. IL
2DO Golden Terra,
go Manhattan, 6
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ir Affords us pleasure to
that the wife Of Mr.. Cbas. Bruce, Of
Lamoiile valley, who has been 30 low
that her lilo was dtspaired of. Is slowly
recovering.
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Hoard or t'nmmi..Ionc-.

The Doa-d Of County Commissioners
will hold i,H regular quarterly meeting
at tho Courthouse next Monday. COM
mcncing at 10 o'clock, aud parties linv-
ing claims TO present against the equity
will DC governed accordingly.