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Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.

pAIN in the right side, under the
l edge of the ribs, increases on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain is
felt under the shoulder blade, and it
frequently extends to the top of the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken
for rheumatism in the arm. The
stomach is affected with loss of appe-
tite and sickness; the bowels in gen
eral are costive, sometimes alternative
with lax; the head is troubled with
pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There is
generally considerable loss of MEM
ory, accompanied with a painful sem
sation of having left undone some
thing which ought to have been done.
A slight, dry cough is sometimes an
attendant. The patient complains of
WEAKNESS and debility; he is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
and he complains of prickly sensa-
ton of the skin; his spirits are low; !;
and although he is satisfied that exer-
else would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up fortitude
enough to try it. In fact, he distrusts
every remedy. Several Of the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few of them ex-
isted, yet examination of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DIR. c. McLANE's LIVER PILLS, IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive of
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to,
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and as
a simple purgative, they are unequaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on the lid,
with the impression DR.. McLANE's Liver
| PILLS.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER Pills bear
the signatures OF c. McLASE and FLEMING
SRoS. on the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DR.. c.
McLANE's LIVER Pills, prepared by Flem-
ing Bros, OF Pittsburgh, Pa, the market being
iull Of limitations Of the name Nc Lane,
spelled differently but same pronunciation.
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A CHANCE FOR BALDHEADs.
Their Day OF Delives.nce Has Dawnsd.

This is the age of wonders-wonders in
science, wonders in mechanism, wonders
in everything. 1t has been said that the
man who causes two blades of grass to grow
where only one grew before is q public
benefactor. What, then, shall be said of
the man who causes full and luxurious
crop of hair to grow upon the barren and
shining pates of the large army of bald
heads who have we'll nigh despaired of ever
having q natural covering for their heads
again? What place. in q word, shall be
assigned to the discoverer of Carboline?
Shall he not have Q conspicuous niche in
the Temple of Fame, and stand first
among the benefactors of his racer To
impart new life and vigor to the dormant
energies of q diseased scalp: to give
strength and fullness to o weak and strag-
Cling growth of hair; to bring back the
natural color and gloss to bleached and
faded locks, are no ordinary achievements,
since chemists and therapeutics have
sought in vain to accomplish them for
centuries. All honor, then, to the discov-
erer of the new hair restorative, Carboline
and let one and all join in expressing a
higher appreciation of the uses and possi-
bilities Of that wonderful product Of petro-
leum, which contains the elements that
work such mysterious and gratifying
changes. Kennedy 4 Co., Special Agents,
Pittsburg. Pa. Sold by all druggists.
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n. b. Baleham says Of the. light brown
insect known - the rose bug, and in
some localities doing much mischief Ia
grape vines end fruit that they are slug
gish and harmless and can Be hand
picked or shaken Of In the morning like
the eurculio and drowned or burned
They continue their mischief two o,
three weeks and then deposit their egg
in the ground when they die. The egg
hatch into gTubs which feed on roots till
winter, lie dormant till warm weather
then change to beetles and proceed &c
work agsis. $50
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-06-19

From the health reports Of England
and the United States, II has been found
that an annual death rate Of more than
seventeen 70 every thousand living in
cities b due to defective sanitary regula.
items. Syracuse loses but 1890 and
heads the list. Buffalo and Detroit have
better record than Cleveland, tbs latter
city having death rate Of 1890. Lon
don b 28 3, while New Orleans II second
In the dark liss with . reported loss Of
-. to every one thousanc.
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So much has bean said and written
with reference to the s'cipher despatch
es." that We are glad TO be able to pre-
sent our readers this week with . supple
ment, giving fae-similies Of original dis
patches With translstions. They win re-
pay . careful perusal. besides Allowing
conclusivsly who attempted to steal the
Preaidency.
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Who has not heard of Frack Har-
denburgh of 5lh Avenue Theatre, New
York, (Rsg Money Jim In "Pique.")
He says, always use Giles Linimcnt
Iodide Ammonia; it il n wonderful
remedy for pain, especially infiamma-
tory rheumatism, sore throat, enlarged
joints and varicose veins, from which ]
suffered, was cured by its use.
Sold by all druggists. Send for
pamphlet. DIR. GILES,
120 West Broadway, N. Y.
Sold by j. w. Houghton, yelling
ton, o.
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saving in interest since March I. 1877,
Of el0. .s7s.177
We Con we'll afford to be proud Of
such q record, and the opposition in
view Of their record win hardly claim q
share in the honor.
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a FREE GIFT.
HUsaAND's
MaHnas


Truth comes to NJ - gold is washed down
the rpountains Of the Sierra Nevadas, in
minute but precious particles. and is still
trxtb, though it BE- found at The bottom of
an oil veil, like Carboine-the great nat
ural hair rsstorer, which e6setually pre-
vents the falling out Of the hair, the accum-
ulations Of dandraG, and the premature
change i, color due to . diseased condition
of ths scalp and the glands which nourish
the hair. 1t il veil known that the most
beautiful eslors are made from petroleum,
and BY some Mysterious operation Of ma
tnre tie lss Of this article gradually i'm
parts . beautiful Light brown color to the
hair, which. by continued use, deepens to
Q black. The color remains permanent
for An indefinite length of time, and the
change Is 90 gradual that the most intimate
friends can scarcely detect its progress. In
q word, il il the most wonderful discovery
of the age, and well calculated to make
the prematurely bold and gray rejoice.
Carboline is put up in neat and attrae-
tive manner, and sold by all dealers in
1rugs and medicines.
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dhn IN ne year Send Ten Cents in one cent
Vey n nstamas = nne Silver Plated Thin
SOSeJVVble retail price IS ccnts, and learn
W how to make &25Ou year. No hum
bug1. Only those who mean business need apply.
A. T. BUCK q CO., Milton, Pa
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Republican state Ticket.

-eF For Governor,
CHARLES FOSTER, Seneca County.
For Lieutenant Governor,
ANDREW HICKENLOOPER,
OF Hamilton.
For Supreme Judge.
W. W. JOHNSON, Of Lawrence.
For Attorney-Gen
GEORGE X. NASH, Of Lawrence.
For Auditor Of State.
JOHN r. 0GLEvEE, Of Clark.
For State Treasurer,
JOSEPH TURNEY, Of CuyaAoga.
For Board of Public Works.
JAMES FULLINGroN, Of Union.
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla.

For Scrofula, and all
scrofulous diseases, ,Ery
sipelas, Rose or st. AM
thongs Fire, Eruptions
and Eruptiye diseases
of the skin, Ulcerations
of the Liver, Stomach,
Kidneys, Lungs, Pim-
pies, Pustules, Boils,
lBlotches, Tumors, Tet-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-01-24

j, Henri IIurch fcolorelD. i Prcsislcn.
sisl slaesr s.lsfEr IN I0nlsIsns, testified b.
fare tj~ t'ushr lonlmiss.n that h. signed :
s.und ~ ~ euvtlhrsL~ basxnse hs llsd is~s,
stlsissd ii,ss thafe ~ss ~ lnfosnAliy In tle
Hfst .es b. knsw nothing ~ thu forgery 0f cnr-
ildest- ksily leolos.it ~as placed upon ths
stand, s.,d testified that ihs nanp ~ J.syrtDn,
onsof she nl1etots, was forged by y y. Ilsneh.
srd, eiefk tn DIV. Keliosg .ofiice, IN answer IN
question ~ 10 The wi,eresLonts NJ Blanchard,
witness stated that hs dad last sumn.er NJ yei.
Inv fever. 0e,l l,uiler, Who conducted iI,s
Hfesief part of st,s eross examination, pvoeeesl.
ed npoi, tho si,sory that Kelly ti,s eoioY@l mes
se,ssr I,si himself DmmI,,ed tho forgery.
tts ssksd NELLY 10 wrife his avn signature uisn
ptses II paper. ksIIy dtd ~ Then i'uits,
s#ked tt,a Witness. Win wrote y.ry frsdily, n
sflia il,e name ef JsfriAn Thls lilo witness
sa,y positively refused ~ ~, In answer ~ /
question w ~ tor, ~ ~ whether Anylsd,
approached Witness regarding ti,0 character u
stN s,LIeD" ~ wonid give before ihs poii~l
Committee. Nelly ssid hn wss visited by me,
NAMED Ms.idos, VIM .ssiei shss b. ~s~ I'm
ployssl BY hiEi, authority fpm ihe e0nmisie.
" ascertain what bis lkaIIy's) testimony wonli
b. 11,a Dhjasi VI tilo rslnIn,iseo wa~. i,e aaiJ
4, aa.kH D~,llstssl capital ~ Ti!aar axAi,ss
Thurman A. farsi.sr inaiaevmsns ~ testify
kaily ~ L,ld iW eosii ~ ~ 4 ro,l~lisrabi.
distance, evsn " m ~ kAn tfanstsa0, 81,
noHld then " summoned bS'k, Fronting ny N.
niliHafs,
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Yirst, 10 nut H. alarmed IN account u
smoke. Frequently tl,csei- 4 great deal
~ smoke tpfOrc the ijrc ha~ made mnck
progress isemcmiscr that Onr ean t,axs
through smoke Nv keeping his heal iivar
the hoor. ~ W. enveIoping II IN W.T.
wu,ien cloth. On entering 4 room ~
fight down ire single. handed. keep the
door cios4d behind II possible. 4 pail
III water and lin dipper. IN The hands
~ u YssOlHtr person. eAn l,e male fo
work miracle NJ the l,sginnine.
II the nse hss I,roxresssd t0o fsr
~ admit of this c0nrSe, and II u
necessary ~ depend 0p outside help.
then see a. IL that every door
atd windvw IL ciosed, I,y ~ doiHe
xI,erc there ~ a iifc.engiue IN the neigh.
borI,ood. IL will often lW i.,ssitle 10
eUnnHc the fre lo Dne room. Every
ter~on who STOPS " Isotei slsot,td take
special pains before retiring ~ uote fl,e
l,,eatiof III ihc siairways. 80 that In ease
u m alarm hr can ind bis WAY INT.
sy~n tbongI, tile halls arr dlivd With
sm0ke. Never I.Hvr to0u w1tetc thrfG
!! IL an alarm " tire without fif~t securing
wet iDwei, or. IL Js,sAitIr. u wvt @IDDgs
IN piece III waller rintj,. through which
~ breathe. II eseaiw w tht stalfs u
| cni IN. seek an Dtitnide window and stay
| there I'LL hrIp ru,isv@,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-01-24

Tia Nevada Legislature hss reelected
John I, Jes,4s y tip United tssse~ Ha,,ss..
uoy. 4. h, Vance will In thu sae.
ee4~of NJ ~. Marrlmon III ,iu senate frosu
North Carolina
The Democratic senators held ea,,ens
II Washington The eii,ar dsy, ~ eouslt.r their
eo,.tse ~ ii,e resolutions recently submitted Il,
Mr. Kdmuttls. declaring slsi thu issl ihsea an.
siiusloDat amendments hare i,een duly rsil6adt
thai lie laws alresdy enacted for their enfDrn~.
men. should te faithfully executed. and ibss
Congress st.et,lA f,ftlef provide f0f ii,sif -,
forem@,s By additional isssls,lon Altar .aae
discussion. The snbjeet WAS referred 10 et,n..
mlssse VI sesssl. headed By jndge Iburissn ~
sepeft II future asleus
The Hepabliaans Of The Indiana l.sg.
Isistnfe met in tphi easeils atl the Itjih Inst
aud nos.lnsted Uodless n ufth for iI,a short
t.tm ~ United AssAs hs,st,r. sld tisa 1,e,,
Harrison fot sI,s hing kfnl.
Al caucus of ths Dsmocrnlls nsein.
trr II sle Mls@oan Legislature. q. sHe II
Vest ws4 nominated Tor iI.e tDns ttrtn III ihr
United Males haste, s,d aen James tl,sl,iz
wss iM1Hsd fof Tin short term
q. H. Ptatt, Republican. Will s,,erenl
Nj Iismnin, DeunHr.t. - United Hisit@ te,s,
tn ffosa t1ai,aeileni. ile Ilspa1Ile.Us ~ ~
Legislature having aD,alssAs.d linn A rsaeu%
VI iDls nth Inst
Thc llepubleans u ihr Illinois Leg.
i~Iasnfs mt NJ eA.,ssIs " i.,E,ltss~ i candidate
~ uhlttui Hssta4 kes,4lat. u saaresI IN Nels~.
~, ~ ii.s I7ili Inst UHly t1o candidates wst.
named, anil iinre ~&1 Int Ona l~itA wifh ~
se~nii Jpl,n 4. L,s.H, ~ H. !, ttsla~iy. VI
Iiallotiug for United btale. henstos
III si,s llapubIlesH s.ien~ n ihe WISCONSIN t1s
i.I~iute l~HsH Ian IN. 1nd ~ that sld iie pnr
ee~ilhH dayr thirty .@txiA bsitpt1 ~ats had, III
Votes l~'lnR dlsideA pretty @1usiIy l~t.ret
Mes~f~. n, ". kstes. hAlt Carpenter .ad r u
liuws lpre~et,s b~natsi
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Nhermam em R~saja ajapliom.

The Secretary of the Treasury ha4
recently written litter for publication,
ID which h. says
There arr bnl two points incident
10 resumption about which notice com.
plant First. the non.payment of III.
trrest ~ the public debt III gold III ct
IN ot.,cr than NV York. Second, rriti.
rism~ ~ the distribution IL iii. silver
dollar by this department To main.
tain specie payments the coin must be
kept IN some central, convenient depoH.
itOry. always accessible. The Inv fxes
New York ~ thin place. Il II not rem
sonaDIr. while W. promptly redeem onr
notcs. nni lmy tho interest on thu pub.
H. lebt In New York. TINT complaint
should w. made because the coin Ii not
scattered by being transported 1T the
will ~ fcrcditors, at considerable cost, tO
other parts 81 the United klates. W.
must make 10 distinction between thu
payment III interest nnh the redemption
~ notes, bnt lnth should b. lmid IL the
same place md In the same way, or VIZ
again make thu discrimination W mncl
complained III between the notehollcr
and the bondholder. Il,om after some
preparation and lapse of time II may
bc convenient To exchange coin for notes
aud pay interest Ut Nil the repositories
IN thu United States. and will seek 10
bring about that rcsnlt. not ~ i matter
ii legal duty, but for the convenience.
III citizens. AZ 10 thu other matter, /
hnye clear conviction TINT 10 force
payment of thr silver dollar To the pub.
liz creditors would tend 10 deprceintr
u anil causs II vi onee ~ bc sold In the
market VI less than par No friend ~
tln silver dollar should desire II to lpc
forced into circulation under such cir.
cnnstAnrex Tlli. wonld open gAp
between lhc silver dollar mud United
States tr'Astiry notes that would tend
~ bring II ii,to di~reslit among oir
people. while IL u plainly tlie policy III
thu Inv that II should lH maintained III
vMr with United states notes. Tile
\ department |. nov issuing thr silver
/ dollars. transporting them fire. I'll
charge wherever needed IL I'LL who wisl
them IN exchange for United State,
Notes ~ Ia payment Tor services, and II
II llnpei tliAt tl,r whole coinage MAY
| thus ~ put into circulation. While 4
N thu duty III the Government IN r0in
different kinds III money ~ public lpol
icy dictates, III should III within iIis
power III thu citizen, III Ill. option, Ii
demand either form II lawful money. II
u hoped iliat thu friends IL resumption
will be satisfied with thu leneiicent NJ
xIIts already accomplished. and vii
give this department reasonable fnr
bearAnec In Tho practical execution u
its plans. II no, ihux~ who have hitL
erto disagreed with ~ about rcsunp
tion mn, join with IN Ia atpIanLinH III,
policy now being maintained. yrr.
respectfully Yours. JumS hmEKMAs.'
~~sam-ss#
tSnft tt,tf ssfta Lss .Ltst .tx,rst. 80. kn..
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without dIsens~ia" sppvoir@ilng eyt,tDi sor nrs
pfasJ building fgt national MsussHia, N, .N &As
Than sessd n sttAHA nv funeral Df MT, Mh.yelss,
sg1 usss~ sa4 taken Msssfs, IssAA, Usy4vd AMI
nsHstiD @sys appointed sotnMitts Nj asfshgs for
fi.s funeral ~ lkpv. .~ntiMlsa khsishsFs sui NJ
company hts Hsg#lhs ~ Tfsas
Hntsas tla rsI,Dr ~ sAa fDsalplsts 10 kor.sxH
Affairs Ass unanimously atvpsfLs r. I'M nE,andiAK
~ psysUsni NJ tha Hn,siirr ~ Nj. ssIaS, ~ hi.
tais Hspessstliatiss Nbtistrr s~ tpataI~F ~ shr
tattf NTH GHt,RH%s, w AiH bss.sss IsDliy sHd w
tIstssftHk tAa ItAs tgNRtsss " tHshs stinIisg W
stseA fsstaxuss,
TUESDAY,, Jan kkAArk .~Mr. nuiie,
suksDi,ssA resolution directing 49, nstnaAry u
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NEWS uF INt wtk,


irllH~ less# IaA ss~l4~~svi IN nis
l.@s#.
A setff.sat trsl~ss ueslilsns i#s#ls ~
eNfrssa Hs#s ia4Hgf#Am ~. II fmsAas 4
Esfsss sssMHtAf W. sassA sssts vsAH So A.
NeAsh w. wsAeAs II i ssssssras stasA. ~fsAsAs
~*a ~ At#sssAA fasA - sssesAA, .aA tse@#ssn
istwv%l. sssxfsl vss4et st -. aMA Nses IN,
ssvw ~pr4 ate4wn8sA
Ia~sFi Nnshew NmtI. shs all
AWs*n fHvti*h f#sHstf. ss@~~sit Fssnsnsisssei
~Hissas Vi tgssaaa
\ fesiarsisH ~ II r~t rent In ~Mwv@
" " Ffun ahip ssfEi. ssa fssnsats~s IN ana
sssyHs Iasssf~sa I.s s##sa sisetfsas III ~ Itss,
ffsde InrAssfs As*~asshn
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The NV England Urrci,i,nrt0rs met
NJ boston last werk. and organized 4
nrrs,,l~ck lalvr party. A',oat @esrn.
ty.f.r delegates we're present. every
state being represented cscepi Maine.
alrl among The speakers we're Wendell
Phillips aud Alrsai,ier Trnip. NJ New
Haven, Ct The following resolution
~ns adopted
Hufefa. That 49, paramynnt i~sue IN s,s
tafssHinHA tsi.M MNv&<sktbs ~ tI,N iuIH@slisss,
snbHisHiku w sffsr,iaAaks kr tiae national
bsnk eurrmpy, ~ the is~sH ~ rsufHsst " bvs
IsgitsipsH banking anil ttitis n The feAaupllgfs
N nsitaaaI SUvsfslKuiy vvsS currency Fsn 49,
bDI. IN national prosperity.
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Ihe proportion ~ land covered With
f.,fssis throughout Enrorv N zy Dvf
cent, III whicII i.u.sia and sweden fnr.
piaI Tie greatest part. III lsnssia. "
lrsY rent, iii territory ~ covered with
.maIu, anil IN thia .rue 1r,tHs,iNst
..ere~ nrc covered viii, ISnea and other
e,nasi~nring trees, Avrden And MIR
way haze H tr estit.. chiefly Hreh,
tnmpIe. pine. iIr and willow. Anstt'a
Inns ~ t,er crnt., Germany hsA Nj t.t
cent. and YMsMe t1. far lrlD~ tl,p.r
cg,n~. ssp~in, With IN eDrk w~rI~ an
.ysruss~p O~k forests, covering 7 PER
cent. ~ ixnd. and Holland and Bfi,
Ritim With tLe saae, Portugal roinrs
/ naxt with y per cent. s6d tsrswt Britain
follows With I PER cent. The percent
n.y. annually dsrr~~s~ III III ronDirivs
rspihI,
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i'iesi "A tl~lssmpsr Na, NJ tRT
ss~sA Hs#ssss ats-a i'A tssFai sst ~sa AsF~~A
fNnts s#w*ssise ~ w. swAa~ss @ tss &c., sRA
W. AA4A# f#~4sa ssa FAss n sAse~NA ssa n.y. twA
eAshsA " W. @sAsAsFs ssAE~ Al sr~ Hagvm.
vi Ms# iwss sehsls aYsA iFA stwta
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MssiM9 ik~ most sssura'e Prescriptions ti4fh IL
th@ couHay, thlS vii w ttM
PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE
o. oagsOo.
Isl~MsrsA ~ ~ Trmrrrsse~ llxe~.Ism

lslsmsrrA ~ ~ Temperance llHe~tlsM.
GEORGE (SrHsting) 80" Prince bismarck
opposes The ,ise u lager t,err." Mater.
iAniiliaS- There, George, 1 told yom M
c,ilchnrsd German Iikrd H." (srOrsr
tcontinmiEg) |" III says II makes people
- Oncs inert aud insplrnt" Mater.
iAsiilis1 Exactly wI,sl say." tiroree
(conelndingD And thAt good earn.
brandy II infinitely preferable" In.
ls0ly Eiee u George. and sudden cssAA-
tlOm " maternal comments. UOsf0u
Journal VI Commerce
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Chief Josepl'. u ihe Nex psfce tribe
" Indiana, l,as i~4n do~n ~ Ws~hisksM. sIv
linz his ylews " il.s sHii,sttila~ ~ " hsw i,s
st0HN IL trsst4A ~ Tin Government
II IL officially stated That II will n.
Juis~ ts,uU,oU v Vary eal si,s pse.tsI.ys "
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MEvEnDEM'S
NEW
FURNITURE
WAR9RooMs,
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1hAnAlnx thr pnbssc fcr fsvuvs sHd ~ renhdsne~
In shs past. IN legs 10 his frehds tss ~ ~
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-01-24

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day performances
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-22
ni.isr Deeds

The following deeds have been hlsd In
the County Recorders Office:
Joseph ASSIGN to the West ophir.
consideration $5. the Russell Sage,
1900 feet, Virginia District, commsno-
ing at the north side Of the road run.
ming to the old Sacramento mine and
works and running northerly, along the
line OF the Jacob Little, adjoining the
Union ON the south. the Little York on
the north and the Sierra Nevada on the
east.
N. z. Lsmson to VIM. Henry Mess.
more Of New York. for 81 and other
valuable considerations. 1900 feet in the
Coleman District, Lyon county. and
known a. the Illinois. and bounded
south by the Vanderbilt; also 1900 feet
OF the supposed" Comstock lode.
Coleman Mining District. Lyon county.
known az the Niagara; also 1900 feet on
the "supposed" Comstock lode. same
district and county. known a. the Van.
dsrbilt; also 1900 feet on the said ''sup'
posed" Comstock lode. same county
and district, known as the Messenger;
also 1900 feet, same supposed lode,
same county and district. known a. the
Aspinwsll.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-22
COUNTY coMMIssIoMERs.
MesMsg Last Evenisg-Abeus Taxes
Bids % supply Meats for she
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The Board Of County Commissioners
held q special meeting last evening.
Chairman Hazsltins presiding and q full
Board present.
A lady whose assessment had been
raised by the Assessor from 1915 to
$500 while no improvements had been
made. complained. Referred to q COM
mittes.
Commissioner Nys said Mrs. Hsmen.
ways property had been doubled IN its
assessed value over last year. and she
had been divorced, and had given her
husband $500 to get rid OF him. This
statement was made ct the request OF
the lady. Referred.
Mrs. Hawkins and Mr.. Coyns had both
paid taxes on the same property. he.
ferred. This call, d forth sremsrk from
some one present that cases OF that !
were frequent.
Bids to supply meats to the County
Hospital were then opened, read and 70.
ferred to the County Clerk for oomputs.
ton and to ascertain as to which was
the lowest. Said computation shows
the following as the bids Of the several
persons for the quantities named In the
specifications: Louis Kramer, $ls Ii;
Tudsbury & Bishop. $l8 40 ; A. 7.
Waters, $40 "a; Dslpui. Sal 90; Mark
Strouse, $22 80; q. A. Nys. $24.
Adjourned till next Tuesday evening,
when the contract will DO lot.