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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-09-04
Advantages Of Staying in Bed.

Taking all occasional day in bed, SIM
ply Oh account Of indisposltion, is, how
ever, a very simple and rudimcntary no.
ton Of this glorious institution. Bed IS
tho natural dOmicllc of every man:
"ln bed VIC laugh. in he'd VIC crv
And born in bed. in bed We dic.."
Bayard, the French Psychologist, main
tanned that man is All animal who cxer-
ciscs the thinking faculty best in hori
zontal position. Thus, there arc high,
artistic, social, and intellectual uses con
nected with an occasional day in bed,
which imperitiyely claim discussion.
Brinley, the great engineer, when he was
bothered and puzzled by some tough
problem, always bctook himself to bed
until he had solved it. Most people have
great kindness for Lord Melbourne,
who, under tho atfcctation Of frivolitv,
used to get up Hebrew and the Fathers
and imperturablc good humor to bear
with his wife, Lady Caroline, while the
pretty Byron-struck terlnagant used to
smash the drawing-room furniture, his
intimate friends would find the premier
calmly taking breakfast in bed, with let
tcrs and dispatches strewcd all over the
counterpanc. The poets have been terri
bic fellows to get out Of bed suppose
it is because the visions Of the day and Of
the night sweetiy intermingle. The poet
Thompson cultivated laziness as a fine
art, and thought out his poems in bed.
Pope was still worse fellow. When he
mad a TT of inspiration on him, he would
keep the servants running about for him
all through the night: He made amends
to them by the Righteousness If his
"vails.''
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Z. GILBERT makes only pure starches.
, 1879-07-27
(4ggttiicura


MEssRs. WEEKS & PoTTER- Gentlemen: To say
that am grateful. is only pour expression OF my
feelings, but !. is the best word can use, for
feel it IN every sense Of the word. ! have been
grent sufferer with skin diseases for the last twelve
(l2} years. Ny head and face being covered with
sores, could not rest with the burning heat and
house for weeks at time. My disease has heen
called Eczema, Of most aggravated type, BY many
physicians. but doubt il ever fully understood by
any OF them. 1t was more like combination Of
several skin humurs. have spent much money
seeking csEe, and in 1867 went to Europe, and
consulted some of the best physicians 10 London.
would break out again as bud Us ever. When came
back to Boston, was told by many friends TINT
Or. .{whose reputation for the cure OF those
diseases was OF the highest order) could cure me.
-1wated on the Doctor; he prescribed for me. I
followed his advice for six months. and Gun aafcly
say. without any Improvement. tried other ply-
sicians, and among them Dr.. -, Of East Boston,
md DR.. -, OF city proper, but all to no purpose.
They did me no good; their remedies were SO inef-
fectual that at no time did feel that cure would
have swallowed five hundred arsenic pills. $50
grain and taken bottle after bottle of internal rem
edies besides all the external applications have
fed that could not be cured, but might be Kept
from getting worse.
Now. ABOUT three months ago, Mr. Meehau, q
gentleman we'll known to Boston people, called my
attention to your CurIcuRA, and promised wonder
ful results if wonld only make trial. He told me
OF hts own experience with it, and SO perseyered on
J.
two lazge boxes OF CUT1cuRA, and some Cuticura
Soap, and commenced to use 1t according to the di-
reciions- There was so much humor lodged with
in the skin. that as soon I commenced the use
OF CuT1cuRAi it came to the surface and festered,
until vast quantities had come out and greatly ill.,
tensifed my suGerings for about two weeks. But
did not mind this, US felt that Was going to get
rid OF the humor when saw it coming to the sur
face in such large quantities.. After the first two
or three weeks nse OF this remedy. was greatly
encouraged by q. gradual lessening Of the inlam-
nation Of number Of painful eores. l carefully,
faithfully, anu cheerfnlly followed the direc-
tions to the letter. feeling each week nearer
cure. until at the present moment, after three
months use of CuT1cuRA, and twelve years Of
as constant suffering as was ever endured, Gun
say that I nm cured, and pronounce 1ny case the
most remarkable on record. have been so elated
with nv success that have stopped men on the
street who were afflicted. and told them to get the
CUTIcuRA and 1t would curc them. This ia why
grateful to you Tor believe 1t to be the best
and greatest discovery OF the age and that it will
cure all who are suffering with these dtseasea. l
may add that took no internal medicine but the
Cur1cuRA REsoLvENT.
WILLIAM TAYLOR.
Bos7ox, Aug. 22, 1878.
, 1879-07-27


Lizzie A. Norris. wife q John Norris, OF this cy
ase!ss To 4 Sssa ct ed ?Gis sssaa va %
whose going makes such breach tn the social circle
es htSy Z fstq's a mte Ss
yated lire s5peTisRR:s Jig $nd o6;
ot ana
cs y her
@sde a hef delis6tfo eo%paniea; Wiz sTsasebIns
aE k @ sek a
H. y
as7 f5s y w99
bp to g e coa sd5 E e m cohsa WEE
vent ss bE9k 9f re dark 1lysr 2sfh
passed inte Tie shadow beyond Her brave sprit bore
stSsS F;FsT: Sfshf essrf%, S IL spi;S t. Ssay
The The weary M arc At rest With hy Father in Heaven
Ing AGED months and IS da,s:
Monday. July 2s, at ?. m.. By carriages to Grace
ERE SIN could harm Or sorrow fade,
75s SPsaaS PSs5 S;G!s, 6s1SsS ~. eSaSsyed
tF Jackson {&ich.) papers please copy.
FEUEOESE--l1corReN NJ. son or Ge0fEe II. anu Ltzze
Fr0beeOe. aged months and .l3 days
Funeral to day at P. m from the residence Of his
parents, 1854 Ccntrc-av.. BY carriages to Waldhem.
Friends Of the family are invited. .
NUTSFORD-July 20, at l49 Twenty 1rst st., Lizzie
infant daughter OF William G. and Mary E. Nutsford.
FIncrnl to-day al = p. m. Friends Invited.
TAYLOR-At HaeanspoEt Tex. Jul5 20. Col Marsh
~ Lafayette and Bloomington t1nd.) and Louisville
{ky.} papers please copy.
id3sRi Jq So
keelcr, aged year and 1s days
CLAkK-At Akron, o.. July .. Charles a. Clark.
brother Of Mrs. J. ". Sykes and Mira DR.. Benjamin
Durham. Of this city.
0RVlS-Juiy Is. 1t HIS home In Council Bluffs, Ia,
Emerso1 G. orvs formerly Of Chicago.
81 Boston papers please copy.
BEARDsLEY-Suddeny. on July o. after brief
flness Lawrence $. Bearlscy son OF the late Dr. II.
II. cardstey and son. n1aw Ut the Hon. J. c. Hatnes
aged 81 years and months
Funeral Monday afternoon. July os. at o'clock from
the residence 234 Park-nv. Friends OF the family
invited.
cLARK3Ath hts residence: cce South Wood.st, July
90, Edward T. Clark. aged - years.
Funeral On Monday. the 2Ssh. at o'clock.
PEATTIE-Miss Christina Pcattie. aged n.
Funeral from her late home s3 West Pea.son~st, to-
day by carriages to Gracefand.
E8 GAINESVILLE CNt3.} } papers please copy.
uAHN-The funeral OF the late T. H. Hahn, youngest
Eon Of the late p! James a: Hahn will place
the residence OF his sister, Mrs E. r. HALL 1880 Mich
lg1n-av. To-day at 130 =. u.
, 1879-07-27

.
v}ctor Em,nnc1 .fobnson. the ayear-old son
~ = m,ao,. ~ 1tn;,e - ~ ~ o1s Ho,t ,venna who
=" "'oo" living az no 40 nolt a'euo1' ""o
had been missing for several DAYS from home,
was Yesterday found drowned in the river at the
foot of f,rnssino stropt it ia supposed that he
fo,, - .ea;,, ,e,,+s3,s .ss;,o ~ 49,
1,,,;. 1ah,,.. ,o .,..s ,f .9o 11.s rrn DOWN
ho4lo - 'onuson u sems ~ 49, "a. t..u ao".t -
at 1A:oo Yesterday morning oa ene eoit'ei u
Lake and Market streets by a'horse and buggy
owned and driven bY T. L. Burch, OF No. 235
Randolph street. The lfttls fellow was only
slightly bruised apparently, and was taken to
his home, No. 27S South Water street.
A. o,o,o,,- ,o,t ,,,;rr Mr. R;chtor and
WIFE Of No. WI ase &c Cottage os Grove avenue, were
thrown from their vehicle In front Of No. 185
Clark street, and both were slightly bruised.
As they were trying to leave the track to
make way for a strcet-car, they were run into
bv horse and buggy owned and driven by Dr..
". T. Atkins, of 10: ss7 State street.
James Dueean; an emp!oye IT, ~ 4as, tne aaena 1
E,9vatol YESTERDAY @ ~ rtu % taot -,
, 1879-07-27
CUTICURA REMEDIES,

CuTIcURA REs0LVENT is the most powerful
Blood Purifier and Liver Stimu1ant ever COM
pounded.
CUTICURA.is the great external remedy for all
Humors Of the Scalp and Skin, Ulcers, and Old
Sorea.
CUTICURA SOAP is IN elegant toilet and me-
dcina] assistant to CUTlCURA for all external AZ
fections.
Prepared BY Weeks l. Potter, Chemists and Drug
gists $50 Wnshing1 on-at Boston, Mass, and Tor
sale by all Druggists md Dealers. Price Of Cuti-
curs. small boxes, SO cents; large boxes, con.
taning two and sne- -iIalf times the quantity OF
small. 81. Resoivent, 81 per bottle. Cuticura
Soap, % cents per cake; by mail, 80 cents; three
cakes, IS cents.
, 1879-07-27
THE C1TY-HALL.

Benjamin Killham was yesterday appointed
tender OF the main street bridge. "No vacan-
cies.''
The Committee On Streets and Alleys, West
Division. is called for tomorrow to consider the
Centre avenue improvement.
Moritz Laneeloth, late editor OF the Ets'en-
spieqd yesterday took out saloon license. He
thinks be will like bis new business.
Among the building permits issued yesterday
was one to P. q. Rice to erect one-story barn
corner Of Ken1e and Seymour streets, to cost
5000.
The cobble-stone question failed Of considera-
tion yesterday, owing to the want Of a quorum.
The races were too great temptation for the
public servants.
The receipts for licenses yesterday amounted
to about 81 200. The receipts for the week foot
up about 900, which is larger than ever be-
fore for the same period.
James s. Price was yesterday appointed as
Superintendent at the new City-Halt, filling q
position which has been vacant for some months.
He is indorsed by the architects Of the city, aud
is Democrat.
The City Treasurer received yesterday $3.50
from the Collector, $ll4,427 from the County
Treasurer, Of which $50, 1S7, was in scrip. s25s2
from the Water Department, and 81, ,059 from
the Comptroller.
the City Clerks office yesterday and had a
stare. They looked at each other intently for
some minutes, but neither spoke. They are both
Dem mocrats, but not very friendly.
Some Of the owners Of coal-wagons are OBJ
iecting to paying Tie IS license required by the
ordinances, and, to avoid the nay ment, COM
bination is said to have been made to test the
legality Of the ordinance on the subject In the
courts.
The Firo Marshal in the nresence IF +he
, 1879-07-27
GOVERNMENT GOSSIP,

The sub-Treasury disbursements yesterday
we're $o70,00o J..
The interual-revenue receipts yesterday at
Collector Harvey's Office were s21 49ao. OF this
amount, $16,60l was for ta1-paid spirits, So, Al
for tobacco and cigars, and 81, 1877 for beer.
Col. j. L. Trumbull, the Revenue Agent for
this district, having worked up the match-bond
sHindle until all the crooks have been brought
to time except the two, Baxter and Fitzgerald,
who are 'summering" in Canada, has gone
down to Indianapolis to spend few days with
his family. =,
There was general exodus Of Federal Of
netaA last evening for cool. sasay spots In the
, 1879-07-27
H0NEsT-MONEY MOVEMENT.


CLEVELAND, O., July GA second meeting
of those in favor of honest money was held ia
Ontario-Street Tabernacle tonight Fully 2,00o
people, irrespective Of party, were present.
among them.a large number OF prominent bust-
ness men md representatives OF the professions
Addresses were nude By Mcssrs. Virgil P.
Kline, N. ". Stafford, A. j. Williams, all Demo-
Gratis; Thomas NJ. Nichol, Secretary OF the Hon
est-Money League of the Northwest; and Gen.
Garfield. Aperfect ovation greeted the appear
ancc Of Gen. Garfield, who spoke for one hour
In his usual eloquent manner on the question OF
honest money and the faith Of the Government.
he discussed the dangers now existing on ac-
count Of the assaults of the lndationists and
looked forward to the future Of the country
With alarm unless the spirit OF the demagogues
con be eurbed. Their. teachings, he said, when
reduced to final analysis, are rank Communism.
, 1879-07-27

-~,Ifhte. Hundreds of little Nerves
COAAIleS and Muscles respond to the
,tAr-,,6 9ET3 r, r.-r.oE Electrical Action of these
HUliAC h6sEEH AeIldE wonderful Plasters, the
bf .~--oG moment they are applied.
EAAS1EN~ They instantly Annihilate
Pain, Strengthen Weak and Painful Paris, Draw
Polsous from the Blood Prevent Fever and Asne,
Liver and Kidney Complaints.
, 1879-07-27

his s-at at the restaurant and murmurcd, ''Hot
we,Icr!' and bis neighbor said "Coid nut
ton." .....
A Western paper speaks Of "the largest
farmer in Indiana but fails to satisfy curious
world by rfvIny his WeiTht.
, 1879-07-27
81 TEE EAIR."
/. J.: lehman.
THE' FAIR,
Will 0fIer next week the fo}lovin.
goods at prices that will. astosisS
every close buyer in the city:

SO. eco worth OF Fine Gold and Rolled Plated II.
elry at less than it cost to msnutacture.
4-Bottlc Casters at SIC, worth 75c.
Butter Knives only Sc, worsh &c.
Black.Handled Knives and Forks 13c A sa+
Plated Napkin Rings at Sc, worth &C.
Rogers T. Sons best 12-oz, Silver Plated En,v.. =.
$1.+9.
Opern Glasses from 95c to S1.83. -'
Envelopes only 4Uc a box. 50 IN boz.
Hoyt's German Cologne only l7c bottle
$50 o4x34 Chronos, in an elegant Embossed ma ,.
ameed Frame, only 88c. ~
Ths Patent Q, ?: D. coFsst rich Embroidered Bun,
tcctor of Cork, 1t 85c, usual price s1e5
1.ooo doz- Gents as.inch Folded Lawn rtes q. ~
per dozen.
1,5oo doz- Busters at only &c each.
1.500 doz. Scrub Brushes only &c each.
1,5oo doz- Shoe Brushes on1y 4c each
1000 doz- Horse Brushes only 1oc each.
4 fine Leather rLunch.Saschel for lac, worth X
Pure White Stone Chins Plates from 1 to 7pc.
, 1879-07-27

The skin and the health benefited by opening tho
pores with Glcun's Sulphur Soap.
, 1879-07-27

.UGl1Q4 q. 08Tu1DGf% GE0TEG H. ClUlEf. s'Ouu
Shannon, Samuel 4. Smith, S. Edmund Whit
Ter, Harry Courser, Fred Sargent, Frederick
Steele Hartman. The examination will occur at
the Aten@um Monday morning, commencing at
3 osco1ck.
News has been received Of the death BIZ ap-
pop1exv of Louis Bulllu1er, OF this city. at the
2pringer Hotel. C1l]nan, Ala, July In
company With his wife, hlr. Bullineer bad been
in Alabama for severai weeks in the interests
OF immigration, and when taken i'll no one
dreamed that bis sickness would prove fatal.
After about two days. however, bis disease
terminated as above stated. He was buried at
Cullman on the 23d, according to previous
request be had made, and his remains we're
borne to the grave By the members OF the ~
o. F. and hosts OF others.
A dispatch was received here Yesterday an.
uoupci,,g the death OF Mr.. Delos L. Filler, oneor
the prominent lumber men OF LudtnSton. NJ.
FAer has been connected with the lumber TRACE
of Weste1n Michigan for about thirty years. He
was President Of the Pere Marquette Lumper
ferestg at other points. He served as Mavor OF
thc fitv Of ludlngton, and WAS one Of the Re
mhlican Electors Of the State OF Michigan in the
last Presidential election. Mr. Filler was sue
cessfu] business man, and was greatly respected
by ali WHO knew him. He died aged about 65-
Coroner Mann yesterday held an inquest upon
Mrs, aeprietta Gottkc. Of No VI fremont
street. who died suddenly OF heart disease;
upou Owen MeCabe, a. years OF age, Hno oled
II the County Hospital OF injuries received By
accidentally falling of sidewalk at the corner
of Thirteenth md 1oom1s st<te@ On TIC "a
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-03

At Virginia City, Nevada, assays Of ore for
Cold and silver are made at 81 Per sample ~
Conrad NicaaEd, formerly the Supervising
Asslyer OF the L. $. Mint in san Francisco.
Ores assayed for other metals at proportion.
ately low iut.s; and bullion skillfully melted
and assayed at The lowest rate compatible with
q critical determination a full values.
The charges Tor assaying bullion are often
fully paid ty the metallic grains aud ether
scraps recovered frm tie Stag. iull credit
given for all such SCRAPS.
WeIcssess he best .JoeRtties for Selling bullion,
.tcs rhtch or changes aye reaso,oJie.
We also attend 70 HsmtiTg assayed bullion,
with an intelligent Supervision II reported
fosses ia Melting, dtclaisd fneness,s, Mint
ehafgcs, &c. Our con missicns Tor SO doing are
moderate
TIE on ners Of Steer Mines uhose ares are
CoppfFy viii ind il greatly 70 their advantage
to aadrt ~ letters OF inquiry to Us respecting
cheap method Of refining Coppery Amalgam
IN their own hands, 1t Is process patented l y
c. Niegand. Though he has disposed cf his tit
TO an incorporated ccmpany, he is empowered
to grant licenses TOR the use of the process On
very reasonable terms.
The mail now carries samples of Ore and Rrl
hon Tor One Cert per ounce, prepaid "
stamps
Reports are telegraphed when ordered so.
All costs, delays and risks in r,mittipg
money are avoided - the purchase Of our
Dollar Etmittoncc Tickets, which lay for all
work done in our establishment
We sell these rrerotd Tickets OF a diseovn1
nhen ~ U0Th " mere are CTdaed at Che
time.
We also sell al Nominal price mall sacks
prepared expressly tor ailing samples OF ore,
pulp and tailings.
For fuller information address,
c. WIEGAND & CO., Assayers,
Virginia City, Nevada.
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, Cenntrv Orders pr.mtay Anendea 70.
CAlTEGN-Na Meme ger aiLe Uufcts iaEsI.
led with Ny sigEalHie Over II sstIh.
g.. SENAGNLs. sole EIGlItstsT.

Laboratory and Office, state street, Icsttn,
Selt. 4, 1873 George SHINE nds, ESQ., Tie
sample marked "Nabob WI shy, rtceiyod NON
YOU. has been analysed with the following re
suits: IL Is Of selected alcoholic strength ami
fREE from ADDED TLAyoRIAG oils, acids tails,
or other deleterioifs Substances. This whisly IL
FURE, Of superior auafity, and suitable fer
diefic and medicinal purposes.
$. DANA HAYES,
State ASayer Of Massachusetts,
ST. LorIs, No, September 20, 1873. g. Sim
NERDS, ESQ. 81 have been using your Nabcb
Risky for some iime, and have no ht siiatiesi
in saying that IL Is, without exception, the
purest article have used. either incidentally Or
for Il mily vuIposes. Tomany a ny lati.tis
who have tetn suffering frcm Indigestion and
nervous aiFct tions, | have prcscr.Led Nabeb
" hsky for their Use, and ! take pleasure in
saying 10 you the effect has been most satisfas
tory Please send me hS express six cases.
Yours very truly, II. c. lOtDIBEACH, NJ. l..
100000 cases Natob whisky sold on the
Pacific Coast in the year 1873.
Said AIsO by W. I.sJEvINs. Bag.
gtsf. NiEpen gfra. Sx.s ada.
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l.. REENHAET 4 CO..

Sole Agents for Nrnomueoa and HI nieldt
County.
v here the trade will he srrplied ! y The het'le,
gallon or tarrel at the 81 ice Iriee BId tens
as can be got from the general ssent, "a
Francisco
Has been sold in all the EesteIn States ard
given universal sd,.saotion II is highly res
en- mend6d by tie faculty ~ al casts II Me-
yousness, Weakness. Debility, IysTepsia, lnGi-
eesticn, etc IL is nov intrc duCed 10 the public
Of The Pacific SLOPE indoisod h the following
certificates Of the eminent Dr. :. lana Bay.r,
state Asssyer, Of Massat husetts, and Or Ii. {.
Loudertach, Of St. Louis, Mo, 10th gentlemen
prominent in their profession, and Which -
guarantee 10 al bUyeis Ct its putty and
quality.
can show Thousands OF letters fIsm persons,
fire. IN al Parts Of the ',nicn s4ld (1nSGa, 20 ts
thy to its merits and the ien1ft it ias sffotctd
as a ianily remedy ard toEic cd ~ all
druggists and lnoeers in TUX, or ty the case
or bottle.
~ CetuffU Cy6crs Pr M IN Aufyl.Hsf To-
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD.

strayed from Ten Mile Station on Idaho
road, three mare mules, two Of them branded
with circle on shoulder; the ether, mouss
color, with a large right forefoot, and two
Mares one sorrel, branded en- left thigh lef,
ear cropped; the other, hay aare, branded
ID ID on shoulder. All are work animals. Thev
were last seen on Little Owyhee, NEAR n res
Forks. The above reward will he paid 10, he
recovery OF the animals and their deliver, =
Camp MeDermit or Paradise propol Ii, ma 10
reward VIII be paid for one or more OF then,
A. S. BURBANK.
Winnemucca, View, June IL. 1879. ~
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
NuMA MINING COMPANY.

NUaA MINING COMPANY.
Location Of principal place Of business, San
Francisco, California
Location OF works, Humboldt county, Nevada.
NOTICE is hereby given, that at a meeting
Of the Directors, held on the 18th day
Of June, 1879, an assessment No. I, OF Three
Cents per share was levied upon the capita
stock OF the corporation, payable Immediately
n L. S. gold coin to the Secretary, at the Office
Of the Company 32s Montgomery street, Room
II, san Francisco, California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 2lst day of July,
3I9 will be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction; and unless payment is make be-
fore, will be sold on MONDAY, the ELEVENTH
nth day Of AUGUST, 1879, to pay the
delinquent assessment, together with cost Of
Advertising and expenses Of sale.
DAVID WILDER, Secretary.
Office 1923 Montgomery street, Room p +,
SaN Francisco California. jel6td
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To ALEXANDER McGREGoR.

VOU are hereby notified that the under
signed has performed labor on the Con-
tinental mine, situated in Cold Run Mining
!, District, Humboldt county, Nevada, in the
wears 1877 and 1878, amounting to one hundred
and fifty (s150) dollars in United States gold
CON- said expenditure being the amount re-
quired to hold the same according tothe United
States mining laws for your interest of seven
hundred and fifty $50 feet IN said mine, and
that unless YOU pay the said amount within
ninety (9Ol days after the date of publication Of
this notice your interest in said mine will be-
come the property OF the undersigned.
RICHARD THERIAN,
Gold Run, Humboldt Eouaty, Nevada, Apr
81, 1872 50
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

house, containing five rooms, situated on
Third street, below n. Levy's store, is offered
FOR sale at bargain The title to the lot is
from tie Il,ti.ea States, and the location is one
Of the most desirable in town for a residence.
The house is substantially built and conviently
arranged for a residence. For terms apply to
MRS JENNIE TAYLOR.
Wins-ssauss, S%.ae %, 1879 Ina
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Delinquent Notice.

RYE PATCH CONSOLIDATED MIL AND MINING
COMrANT,
Location of principal place or business,
san Francisco, CALIFORNIA; Locafion " Works,
Ecuo District, humboldt county, state OF
Nevada
NOTICE--There s-e delinquent upon the
follow ing desc ibed $ ock, on account OF AZ
sessment (No y levied ON the nth day of
Decemb r. 1873. abe several amounts set oppo-
site the names of the respective sharebo1d, RS
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POsTPONEslENT.

The above sale of delinquent stock of the Rye
Patch Con. Mill and Mining Company Is post
poned until SATC RDAY, the FOURTEENTH
day Of JUNE, 1879. at the same hour and place
By order of the Board OF Directors.
d. VERDENAL, Secretary.
0FFicE-Rooms and Z, 327 Pine street San
Francisco California my17-td
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PostpoEement.

The day of sale Of delinquent stock Of the
Rye Patch Consolidated Mill and Mining Com
oany is hereby postponed until THU RSDAY,
sLe FIJI TEETH day Of MAY, 1879, at the
ame hour and place, BY order Of the Board of
Trustees. ID. r. VERDENAL,
aplS-td Secretary
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-03
DELINQUENT NOTICE.
sHEBA SILVER MINING COMPANY.

SIIEBA slLNER MINING COMFANY.
Location of principal place of business, San
Francisco California; location of Works, Hum
boldt county, Nevada
NOTICE.-Tkere are delinquent, upon the
following described stock, on account OF assess.
nent No. 10, levied on the 20 day of May, 1879,
the several amounts set opposite the namesof
the respective shareholders, as follows: