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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-09-07
IRON wednesday. D.ily.I
Bainasusai.

BRlmnEunal.
Legal notice Of Sherif's sale will 30
found in another column.
Hank Keith. Of HAileck 10 in town
today, and returns homo by this even
ing's train.
County Assessor, II. v. Mundell re-
turned last evening from a brief visit to
his daughter at raylorville. California.
In consequence of the election in Gall
i~fornia, to-day, there is no business be-
ing transacted in the Stock Boards. and
we have therefore no Stock Report.
Our former townsman, DIR. Sessions,
State Superintendent ~ofSchaols, is ex-
pected to visit this section before long.
His old friends will be glad to see him.
Elko Encampment No. 81. o. o. F.,
will hold its regular meeting at Odd
Fellows hall. this evening. at 7;3O
o'clock. A full attendance Of the MEM
bers is earnestly requested.
The freight train from the east, last
evening, brought down from Halleck
Station eleven cars Of beef cattle which
are being shipped to the San Francisco
market by the boss bovine manipula-
tor, Dan Murphy.
' Dan Murphy arrived here by tho train
this morning from his home at Hall,ck
Station. He will remain here to-day
in order TO obtain the earliest returns
from the California election. as he will
probably want to hedge"
Among the valuable mines discovered
in Eastern Nevada, we have now to rec
ord the finding of a chocolate mine.
Prospectors are now out hunting for n
spring Of pure Bourbon, which is said
TO exist somewhere IN this county.
John r. Bradley aud George Russell,
who have been out to their ranch south.
attending the rodeo now in progress in
the vicininity OF Huntington, have just
returned to town. and We are glad to
note that Mr.. Bradley's health, which
had been much impaired for some time
past. has been fully restored by the
trip.
The late run OF the furnace at Rail-
road District which was finished n
few days ago. was gratifyingly success
full. and this teams Of John Spence are
engaged la hauling the bullion here
for shipment. Some fifteen or twenty
tons of tho handsome copper bars
are now stacked upon the depot plat
form.
Joe McClay, one Of the owners OF the
Golden Idol mine, near the Blue Jucket.
came down from the north last evening,
and is still In town to-day. He brought
down 4 specimen OF gold ore from the
mine. which far exceeds in richness
anything previously taken from the
mine, which has been noted for the ex-
ceeding richness OF its orss. The spe-
cimeu IA be seen at the bar Of the
| Depot Hotel.
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tFrou Thursday. D.ily.l
RaiAaxvaGl.

HAlnaEuaAi.
Mark MusGrovs Of the Yankee fork
Herald is in town.
Mr.. e. Penrod returned home from
Island Mountain last evening.
Ben Reiphart started for San Fran
cisco. on business. by this mornings
train.
Dan Murphy passed through from
Halleck Station for San Francisco this
morning.
r. p. Hamill, Of Wells. came down
by the train this morning aud remains
in town to-day.
Bert Kuhn departs for winnemucca
by tomorrow mornings train, where
he will enter in the employ OF E.
Reinhart & Co.. prominent MERCHANTS
of that place.
The Tfae,-Rerier Of Tuesday says:
The Belle Isle Company shipped west
last evening IL bars of bullion Of the
value of S25. 922 Is. The Grand Prize
shipped 8 bars valued at Sl2,9i2 81.
Mrs. zachariah Tucker, who accom-
panied her husband on a trip to tho
Yankee Fork Country early this season.
returned home by the train this morn
ing. We understand that tho lady is
about to make a visit to her old home
in the East.
Mr.. n. Thorson, agent for a couple
of the prominent merchant tailoring es-
Establishments of San Francisco. who
has been soliciting orders here, left for
Tuscarora this morning, where he will
attend to business for u couple Of days,
when he will return to this place.
A. d. Meacham, of Cornucopia. Ne
vada's representative at the Grand Ma
tional Encampment Of Odd Fellows.
which meets at Baltimore on tho 18th
inctant. started for the East by the
train last evening. He was acconpa-
MED by Miss Flora Waller, who remains
at school somewhere in the East.
We are informed by Smith Van
Drielen that he has completed arrange
ments with the late contractors. where
by lie will continue to carry the United
States Mail between here and Trscarora,
as usual. Van is putting new relays
Of horses on the route, AID proposes to
make the regular time under any and
oil circumstances.
Our t~ownsman, j. L. Wines, has
been retsined in the defense OF Charles
Hymer. whose trial takes place at the
present term of the Humboldt County
Court. Mr. Wines has been suffering
for some time past, from an attack OF
mountain fever. but ia now convalescent,
and will probably be sufficiently recoy-
cred in time to defend the case.
A. V. Lancaster aud A. A. Banning,
of Tuscarora. arrived here from that
city by private conveyance, last even
ing. Mrs. Lancaster accompanied her
husband and Robert Hutchinson was
also OF tho party. Mrs. Lancaster goea
on q visit west. and Mr.. Banning
takes the cars for the east; the other
" gentlemen returning to Tuscarora
with the conveyance tomorrow morn
ing.
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AalnaxunAS.


District Attorney J. W. Dorsey de-
parted for T~uscarora. by the stage this
morning.
First ground on the Nevada Central
Railway was broken near DaitIe Noun
tain. Monday. With eeremonious hi.
lsrity.
The last Of the copper bullion from
the late run Of the furnace at Railroad
District arrived in town to-day. Some
tw~enty-six tons are now Mt the depot.
which will 10 shipped tomorrow to
Pope, Cole 4 Co. ut Baltimore.
Tho reason that our patrons failed to
get their papers through the P~ostofice,
last evening, was that the town mail
got by accident into the sack with those
going east, which fact was not discover
ed until after the depaEturS Of the train.
Wilson Steinaker. one of the solid
T~uscsrorers. cane down from the upper
Lowell yesterday, and has moistened his
clay on sundry and divers occasions with
the boys since his arrival. He however.
soon nscends again.
The two immense blocks Of granite
Which passed west on twelve wheeled
flat.cnrs, q couple Of evenings ago, were
taken from q Wyoming quarry, and are
designed US q part OF n monument to
be erected to the memory OF Mark
Hopkins.
The cattle rodeo which has been In
progress for some time past in the
southern part Of the county, has been
brought to a close. and a large portion
of the stock is being driven to better
ranges. G. w. Litton. Joe Cox, the
Hunter boys and some others have
started their stock for the vicinity OF
Snake river, md Messrs. Russell &
Bradley will drive from here eastward.
about 5000 head. as soon as the 500
head arrives which they are bringing
from their Battle Mountain ranch. Feed
in this section being about dried up.
this movement has become a necessity
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A party of hunters who returned
recently from n raid upon tho
lions. tigers, elephants, jack, rabbits and
other fcrocious varmints which infest
tho surrounding country have got back
from their decimAting onslaught, and
some damaging reports besides those
Of their nrtillcry-have reached here
from the neighboring jungles, regard.
ing the wild eX'ravngances practiccd
by them during their brief s%ojourn in
the wilderness. Tho natives OF the
country through which they roaincd,
hi - testified that the nature Of the gin
used a. a beverage, was such ns to pre-
veu. any member Of the party from dis
tinguishing between a horse and o
jaok.rabbit, which optical delusion
necessarily resulted disaslrously to the
cquines. Tho enthusiasm OF a young
momber OF the legal fraternity Is said to
have arisen to such a pitch-undcr tho
influence Of the liquid montioned-that
after having banged the ears from tho
buggy horses, he insisted upon crowd
ing the animals into his game bag. and
IA only prevented from making the
attempt by the positive objection on the
part Of the horses.
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j. W. Evans
j. w. EVANS.
Domestic" Fashion Pnrlors,
San Francisco.
Everybody Is Liable to Accident.

Everybody IL Liable to Accident.
The staff sites OF the Travellers In.
suranco Company for the past year
show losses paid numbering 1907 for q
great variety Of accidents. 800 Of them
railway accidents. and the balance, cuts.
falls, sprains, cunning. burns, horse
and carriage injuries, needles, splinters.
bites. every conceivable thing. A yearly
policy is cheap. Got one,
TT. NJ. GRANT, Agent.
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Family Physician


Mr.. +. A. Herring. a frst.class prac.
tical piono.tuncr Of Virginia City, is
now stopping at the Depot Hotel. and
orders left with tho clerk will receive
his prompt attention. Mr.. Herring has
already tuned a number Of instruments
in town. and. parties desiring his ser
vices arc referred to these samples Of
his work in evidence OF his skill in his
profession.
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A citizen OF Elko, engaged in tho
business Of cattle raising, ii portion Of
Whose band are ranging in the vicinity
of Osino, received a letter from a friend
last evening, stating that =. l.. Benson,
whose treatise on "what know about
running a wntor ditch" IL familiar to
every ono, had driven about fifteen
head, belonging to the former, into the
large band owned by Eureka parties
which passed here recently, telling the
parties who had charge Of the band that
they were estrays, and to drive ,hom
off. This morning tho owner OF the
fifteen head referred 10, appeared upon
tho scene. The argument which eusucd
resulted In n sot.tO. which convinced
the trausgressor OF tho error into which
no bad fallen. Benson can now view
an eclipse without the mid Of smoked
glass. ,
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Dentistry.

NJ. W. Parsons, the we'll known Den.
list. who is now at Carlin. will go from
that place to Wells, where he will 70.
main for q few days, professionally.
From Wells no returns TO this place, at
which time due notice will be Civ.
ell,
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ItreIEhta Received.

Two cars OF lumber for Triton &
Brown, Tuscarora; 2 cars OF hny for
Tucker Bros, and 2 cars general mcr.
chandiso.
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Departures.

This mornins-G. Goldberg. A. II.
Groenberg, NJ. v. wiskor and child
ron. J. MCGOWAN, ". Smith, ]. Walk.
ington, L. G~ronosky, aud J.. s. May.
hugh.
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Depot Hotel Arri,nIa.

A. j. Hatch, Halleck.
W. ii. Dakin, and wife. Lamoiilo.
j. W. Payne, Paris.
John Armitago, Dorsoy's Station.
7. T. NoG, T%uscarora.
j. II. Mctinnis. Mountain City.
Thos. L. McGinnis. do
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Depot uofri Arrivals.

Depot Notci Arrivals.
ID. H.. Nye. San Francisco.
ID. II. Haskell. do
A. l.. Guenoly. San Jose.
A. Wild, Bullion.
a. Languen, do
II. Koefcr. do
C.Brossmcr. do
n. Thorson. San Francisco.
J. NJ. Barrett, TuscarOra.
s. O. Dusenbcrry, Mammoth.
ID. W. Darling, do
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w. IL. TrIpp, Artist.

Will remain in Elko n few weeks longer
and work portraits in India Ink or
Colors, any size or style. at prices from
$40 to $50. Studio at Room 80. Depot
Hotel. Persons desiring such work can
have it done in a superior name and
the ~cauvasser's 40 per cent by
handing in the work themselves.
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AdHcrIinrn IrIIcr LIsi.

Tho following Ia list of letters re-.
naming 10 tho Elko onico. uncin mod .
for the week ending Saturday, August 80,
1870:
BOX H.. F.-2 Brown. Wales A..
Biggs, Ann Newly, Mrs. Nora.
Peck, Frank L. Thomas, 4. Il.
q. W. Hull. L. NJ.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.

Mrs. Cohn, Taylor's Station.
W. o. Weed, Tuscarora.
l.. O. Dorsey, Dorscy's Station.
&. II. Poirinno, Independence.
A. d.. Meachom, Cornucopin.
Is. Todd aud Family, Denver, Col
d. L. GriGiths. White Rock.
II. Carpenter, Eureka.
Geo. Elmoro, Halleok Station.
j. ID. Abel, Fort Halleck.
a.. Goldberg. Ogden.
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Nurry Durham, tho photographer,
has postponed his departure, and may
be found at his Gallery next door to
Kconey 4 Bigelow's Office. until Sep.
tembcr 18th. Mt which timo no will
positively leave Elko for his homo in
Oakland, California. Now IL the iimo
to secure tho shadow 'oro tho substance
fades.
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Depnrturee.

This morning-John Barrett, Mrs.
Stofol md p. Larspyor.
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Er.A.y. s.D..-Ss- Z. Asso.

-
ro-Day-a Aessk HA100.
1S5 Ophir. Ssk IS
100 Ae1iean. IS S3x
AIS Gould and Curry. ll3f ll1S
20 B<Ss 4 Beleher. lSk 10
$50 California. 400 1850
$40 Savage, lay b5
100 Con. Virginia, A90o
$50 Chollar, 81
2i6 Potosi, 5h
IS Hale L Eurcross, 15% 1Asss
lao Point. 500 81
285 Jacket, l6N l6%
ass Imperial, 1850 100
lG0 Kontuck, 1 il0o
10 Alpha, "a
GO Belcher. 4G0o
l9O Sierra Nevada, Al AK
~ Utah, 1871
St5 Bullion, ~ tx
80 Exchequer. 6T
So Oyerman, SA
1915 Justice. 20Oc az
$40 Union, 50 59A
265 Alta, 6X 81
200 Lady Bryan, 55c 600
$40 Julia, Az AGO
Az Caledonia, lvOc
$50 Silver Hill, 1910 1850
CD Challenge, "a 2iOc
$40 New York, CSC 100
lU0 Occidental, /
l3U Lady Washington, 1l6o l2OO
40 Andes, soc
100 Woodvllle, Zoe
$50 Con. Dorado, lH l70o
$40 Ward. lO5c 4
$50 LeYiathan, 25c
20 n. Con. Virginia. ~
5s5 Scorpion, 2Grc
Cos Benton, 3SQc 5000
1850 Flowery, 4uc $50
$40 North Bouanza, 1866 1900
$50 Mackay, l
5l5 s. Utah, sc
100 MIN. View. 2G0c az
100 Kossut5, 200
$50 Leopard. $50
90 Grand Prize, 2H
8O0 Argenta, $50
200 Independence, 2l0o 205c
100 Star, 40
90 Tuscarora, zoe l5c
9l0 Belle Ials. 37Oc $3.50
800 n. Belle Isle, 400
CLOS Big Prize, 40c 45o
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Arrivals.

Last ovening-Mrs. W. Young. w.
j. Allen and wife and Mrs. A. NJ.
Grant.
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Yesterdays Anernoon Board.

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aIo Euteka Con- lo%
oao Siia' ooo
3o beiie' y. S'oc
aio Mannattan,
4io hillside l0Oc IL
'oO 1aiadise' zooe "a
~ Deimonte.2
oo wales %
o,IO Dls fFiZe, AUG ''c
lIO Dodie' iva
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ArrINnla.

This ovoning-A. ID. M~enoham, W.O.
Wood, J. +. Perrinc, r. Prior and W.
Henderson.
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Ladies who choose to make or su-
p%crintend the mailing of your own gar
ments. The most stylish and perfect
fitting costumes nj be produced at a
large saving in money by using the
domestic Paper Fashions. Patterns
mailed to any address on receipt of
price in postage stamps. Send stamp
for catalogue to
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P~horEason A. MAssENA, who Is on his
way to his homo in Europe. gavo us a
oAll to-day. He goes East tomorrow
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Departures.

This morning-N. Thorson q. II,
Hendricks.
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4 Melting Appcnt.

As au illustration OF tho sublime i'm
pudence underlying and sustaining the
moral characters Of n class of genteel
mendicant; whose principal occupation
is singing psalms through their nose.
and flinging mud at the Pacific Coast
heathen in the righteous East. The
following touching epistls, addressed
to a prominent business man Of this
place. is n specimen carrying more
pounds to the ton, than any of the orr
entail gems that have come under our
observation:
DASvILLg, Vermont,
August 22. 1879.
DEAR SIR: I write at the request of
Mrs. Della Page. formerly Mrs. Dolia
Dana, widow of Mr.. Frnnk Dana. who
is in trouble. She has married but not
happily. and her husband refuses to
provide for her and her three children
by Dana. She desires me to state to
You that she is very destitute nd needy.
and hopes TINT you will look after her
and her children as they have no means
whatever Of living. She cannot edu.
cate, clothe or feed her children without
assistance, and will have to become n
pauper unless assisted OF once. She
says that sho has written to you, md
received no auswe l think her q
worthy subject for charitable assistance,
and hope the Order OF Mnsons TO
which her husband, land she too,l be-
longed, will look after her and fami.
ly. Yours truly, j. S. DunAsr,
Family Physician.
When II is known that the party adj
dressed had never had the slightest rea.
son to suspect that tho aggressive par-
ties ever had an existence upon this
mundane sphere, the modest propriety
OF the mild proposition, will be more
fully appreciated. However, as Mark
Twain's emotions overcame him at the
tomb OF ADAM copious shower Of "tho
briney" might DO regarded rs not
wholly unjusIifable on this occasion.
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ns-A choice ',atjeiy d, tr,n,s an, vo~,,,
..srca aI,he dPttuss, constantly on haLd sud
u sa"t ". ~. VAN AEisTYS.
frof fistor.
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Arrivals.

A. Grunbaum, W. II. Jennings, @
o. 1borg and j. s. Mayhugh.
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J. Ro 5ENsrocx.
NOTICE 20 CO.0WNERS.

TO ADAM T.AAG. atsTAvR HAAo and
"i,ilnln HOfTnap, thely hcira and a..
,agnsi You arc hereby notified that /, Gus.
," ~ ~" 1nn, your BOVINE In the following
nnIn,MI"nd Mining District, Elko County, state
VI a. sadsi viz; The Tuoiimne mine. have
m'..c Ihc improvements and worked the AZ.
se',Fincnisa s fcIuited by the United States
) .ws and the rules and regulations Of this
mlning lirttict, for the ycare 1873, fs16, fN,T
anu lSis. And you and each and every en-
owner n the said mine, afc hereby poiinet
maj unless you pay TO me yout proportion daa
!of snid work. In accordance With the laws Of
,nc United states, tgwli; Within ntnctt days
your co.owner, will avail myself uf the Fights
given me by tho Quilted States mining laws,
anu yont lntetusis in said mining eIAim will
occofhc my property.
Dated July 5, isD. Ji.SOd
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oon.eyitec to ard fro'n the Spring, ,tc,,
hour during e'ory day "a tho socE, o'"'
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This morning-R. Kcpplor. Mrs.
Cohn, thros Cinnamon.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-12-24
Valuable Town Property
FOR SALE.

The undersigned wishes to sell the following
described property in the borough OF Butler,
Bntler county; Pa:
TWO LOTS 20 feet front each. ard running
back l0a feet. located on Main street. adjoining
the HocL en=tein property.
SIX LOTS fronting on Cunningham street,
20 feet each in front and running back 100 feet.
r viii also sell the PRICK and FRAME build
ines erected on part OF the same property from
which the above lots are taken. together with
the ground on Which they stand.
Aiso-FIyE ACRES within the borough Of
Butler On tie old Mercer road. originally owned
by James III. Bredin. ESQ
Also-FOR-rY ACEES OF coal land in Wash
ington township. originally owned by Patrick
O'Conner. and near to the Shenango Railroad
depot.
ErFor terms apply to the undersigned, living
in Batter. PATRICK KELLY.
lec3-4t
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-12-24
Administrators Sale.

BY virtue oil an order and decree of the Or
phans- Court of En;ler county. to me directed.
will offer for sale at public outcry on the prem
ises, in Winfield township. Butler county. on
Friday, Dec. 26th, 1879.
the farm lately Owned by John Post, deed. con-
taining one hundred and Fix acres more or less.
bounded north hg August Acre ct al, east by
Gai:;reath. sonti, by Thomas Bickett ct al and
west Iy Casper Freeling mostly cleared and
under cultivation; dwelling house. barn and
other outbniidings thereon.
TERMS-Oae-lhird in hand on confirmation
of sale, and the remainder in two equal annual
instalments with lawful interest, to be secured
by bond and mortgage.
CASPER FREEZING.
Gcc3-4t Administrator.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-12-24
.a,5O0.O0l ACRES LAND
Situated in and neir the
UPPER ARKANSAS VALLEY, IN SOUTH
WESTERN KANSAS,
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe B. R.

IL Years Credit. per ct Mt. Interest
I'll c first payment at te of purchase Is one
tenth OF the. principal and seven per cent. inter
est on the remar der. Al the end of he first
and second year, oniy the Interest al seven per
cent. is paid and the third year, and each year
thereafter, one tenth or Tic principal, with
seven per cent. interest on the balaIee, is paid
annually until the whole is paid
Six years credit. 20 Per cent. discount.
Two years credit sc per cent. discount.
Cash purchase. SO Is per cent. discount
The valley of the Upper Arkansas is justly
celebrated for lis adaptabity TO WHEAT
RAISING aud The superior quality OF it, grain
As a STOCK. Nc and WOOL-GROWING
country, il oilers advantages that cannot be ex-
celled. GOOD soil, abundance OF pure water a
mild and remarkably healthy climate, with low
prices and easy terms, make up total OF in
ducements greater than is offered anywhere else
on the continent Of America.
For full particulars, inquire OF or address
q. A. SEYMOUR,
General Eastern Passenger Agent,
my2l-1yl 40 Broadway. n
i99 Main st Buffalo. N. Y.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-12-24
For sale.

The well-mproved farm of Rev. W. II. Hutch
ison, in rle northeast corner of Middiesex town
ship. Butler county. Pa. is now offered for sale
Low. Inquire of w. X FRISBEE, on the prem
ieee. aplGtf
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One square, one insertion, 81 : each subec.
quent irsertiou, go cents. Yearly advertisements 4
exceeding one-fourth OF column, Us per inch.
Figure work double these ratee; additions
charges where weekly or monthly changes ara
made Local advertisements 10 cents per line
Tor irst insertion, and cents per hne for each
additional insertion. Marriages and deaths pub
hshed free OF charge. Obituary notices charged
as advertisements, and PAYABLE when handed In
Auditors Notices. "a; Executors and Admins
traitors Notices. 10 each; Estray Caution ane
Dissolution Notices. not exceeding ten lines,
each.
established and most extensively circulated Ro
publican newspaper in Butler county. "a Repul
lican county, II must be apparent 20 brsine@.
men that it Is the Medium they should use ia
advertising their business.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-12-24

LAND FOR SALE.
I Valuable Farm for Sale.

The undersigned offers at private sale the
farm lately owned by Robert Gilleland. decd,
late OF Middiesex township, containing
EG1 Acres.
more or less, with two-stoTy brick house and
bank barn, lay house wagon shed and other
outorildings Two good orchards thereon. l3J
acres cleared, balance IN good timber, easy or
acress. bv aboEt one half mile from Butler and
Pittsburgh plank road and l@ miles from new
r,asrow-gauge railroad. is wcll improved and in
good condition and is well adapted for dairy
purposes. For terms apply to
JAMES WILSON, Agent,
decl7tfl Bakerstown. Allegheny Co., Pa