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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-24
APPLICATIONS FOR pATryr


ITO THE swEETwATER MINE
AU. .. Land Once, Eureka, Ntyads n w.
-, = lo, ,s Is hereby given. that Enss ssn
York City. has this day, by hss daily sr,h y NV
agent. ). r.. Paul. nled HIS applicntton alzed
patent for fifteen hundred linear f ia LOT
sweetwafer mfnes or vein, bearing sslvss " NE
suriace ground hve hundred feet in w, M,sn
situate, lying and being in White Pine Ms,,nuasn.
District, county of White Pine, md smsain'ng
Nevada, and known and designated ~ !. %
neid notes and Official plat on file IN ,h,s ~ she
a. Lot No; JOB, in Township Is, North Rsne once :
ZAst' ~ mount DiaDio meridian. The exts,,' 70
boundaries Of said Lot No. l0s being ~
lows, to-wft: Variation 16 deg. e. cor ~ Ioi-
ing at n post marked Ne. 1. Il. su.nenc-
l03, the same being post No. / of u q ssssy no.
lo2, Badly Sour lode. whence The ~ ctior ~ nc.
common to sections "A and 2s, r. AN sernsr
and sections IS and 30, T.. Ii N r ~ = = .tE,
NJ. bears N. &c deg. As min. W. 4.5ss feet..M.p y.
nent sharp rocky peak No. 2 between ,r.oMi-
and Telegraph peaks, ben.s n. 81 de. IA ,a sss1ic
a.zso feet; and the swectwaser shaft bears 4 =
III deg. T.. 25C feet; hence RAINING 6rst y.
N. l5h deg.W. $40 feet to post No / ~ s sss1urse
vey No. 100, 1900 feet to post marked M s,r-
B.. Survey No. 1903; thencc second coprsa = y.
deg, y. 800 feet to post marked No. 4 II 9 -
yey No. luJ; thence third course s. lsL S Sur
+. 1.2ls $40 fact to post marked NJ neg.
Survey No. 10s. This post stands or 81 = ~ =.
ern boundary of U. s. Survey No, 20 r, MIST
lode. whence Pest No. / Of said surv.r ~
Bullion lode. besrs N. Ssts deg. D. IS /. N \ ~ ~
thence fourth course g.. 3sA deg. ", ID : y;
feet slopg said =. 8. Survey No. 50. to post
fifth course S. IAN deg. W. ia 40 feet = sn.nee
No. !. the place Of beginning, containips Fsss
100 acres. This claim is bound. d on n. : : ~.
by the Badly Sour. and southeast Nv n.
bnl lion mins. The i@es-s.sr Of this mine
Of White Pine Mining District N nv XIX
L, and on page 1875. Any ana N ~ ~
sons claiming adversely any nort,o per.
said sweetwatsr mine, or said mining ground !.
hersinnsfore described; are required 10 az
United States Land Office, at Enrets ~ !. s w
State Of Neynda. during the sixty DAYS ns,; ~
Of publication hereof, or they will Ie r. rsdipu
virtue of the provisions OF the sta.ute 'ey
mrie-cod D.. 1. IMMEJ,. Register.
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And In accordance with law. and N order Of
the Board Of Directors, made on the eleventh
(llthj day Of March. lG72, 70 mani shares Of
will be sold At public suction. a. the sllcc 81
Thomas J. Rourtertr. suctioneer, Room q.
Nerchnnts' Exchange Building, Csllfornia
street. San francisco. California. on
Friday, Ne eecend nay ef Hay,
1875
A. the Aour Of 2o'cIock ,. ~. Of said day. 70
pay eatd delincnept assessment thereon, to-
gether NTH eos(s 81 edvertising and expenses
D.T. vERDENAL. Secrstary.
omce-Reoms 8 and :, N In street, ssn
Franclseo. California ap17-td
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eureka paiIp Sentinel.
NOTICE
Contractors and Builders
NIorICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
IN Board Of County Commissioner OF Eureka
Coupty, Nevada, that Scaled Proposals will be
resolved By the said Board Of Commissioner,
up to 10 O'Clock IN,
On the 10th Day Of May, A. D.1S79,
For Building and Constructing
COURT HOUSE,

49, -...- - - t.ha- .n,1 p,.ars.1 for
anu lurnisnang ~ me aspo 800" - R.ss,n.n
so6 Main streets. IN lots Nes' enc III and Two
"a in block No. one ~ in the Mccoy Survey Ct
the town of Eureka, county Of Eureka, State OF
Navsdn said Building to be eighty feet long
by hfty feet wide, and two stories high, and to
be constructed OF the material mentioned In
and in accordance with the plans and sptcih-
cations adopted and approved by the Board OF
County Commissioners OF Eureka Comfy, Ne
vsda, the 18th day OF April, 1879, and now on
hle with the Clerk OF said Board. Said plans
and specifications are open Tor inspection, and
nay De sesn !. re o.Ioe u sne ooun's SieiAo =
zach hid must b. for performing all the labor
ana furnishino All the material. Of every kind
and descripton and the erection and com
pletion of said Courthouse Building, strictly
"a sccordxnce with said plans and specifca-
lions.
All parties submitting . bid ms aforesaid
musf sccomranys their bid with a certified
chcct or certi6cste of deposit eoual TO ten per
Of Paxton & Co.. or the White Pine County
Bank. in the town OF Eureka, Nevada, in favor
Of the County Treasurer Of Eureka County,
Nevada. or TIE same will not be considered by
the aforesaid Board. The Aforesaid check or
certificate OF deposit shall be returned to the
bidder in the event his bid shall not be &C.
cepted. The party whose bid shall be accepted
shrll enter into a written contract, with
furnish all the necessary material and labor and
build and complete said Co'rt-nousc puiidins
1rt Day Of october. 1879.
- .c.ord.nc. ,v,,h tne .t,ve.,nsrtjonad n,,ns
and sneciHcsfions (which ssid mans and specf-
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Notice Of Delinquent Assessment

ITO III. HARRINGTON AND HIS GRANT.
eee (; You are hercby nottded that / have
pekformed labor on the VANDERBILT NINE,
G1tus1ed on Austin HI. In Secret Canyon Nip
tng district. Eureka County. Gtesrss - Nsv6dx,
meat work On The said J. \. H~nrxlnSton's In
teros& IN The mine. according 70 the Law OF
Qooerons Of the Unlted Gtatss. Said Interest
a 0u196 = foll0Wss
49, 0ItVu+ 4o&t-
Ard unless you. within - days, pay your -.
ee1ement 10 ND. POUR Interest u asfd mine VIII
peeone ~ property.
rs.>ks. x.rsa q. 10. ssr5sss.
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cR. sPENNEy g. o.,

awe
n-EEAT ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
Diseases.
u MEN
Who my he suft ring fr.m tie tftetsef ycnth
full foiiits or indiscrrtions will DO well t. svss
themselves ~ this. the greatest tteu .ssr itla
NJ the feet II suffering humanity. pr. srin-
f.fy VIII guarantee to 5Dlfsit Eve hunufta eei-
lHfs FOR every ersc Of weHfless Cr liisatt Gs-
erse II sLy Lind or character witch L. uie'r-
takes and fails to c.re.
MIpDLE-A GED MEN.
There are mary ~ tie are Of thirty to fia'y
who are troubled with too FRI nutnt esbeusi'.n
Of The hlad..tr, often ~accsnifiied by q siiEhs
smbrtitg or lnfring stnsrtioi. and > wtssen-
ing Of tie system In a manner the rttitht s1n.
rot account for. On examining the u.ipffy
DEPOSITS Q rcry sediment VIII cfttn tie ioul1,
and sometimes snnll rn~rtielts Ct aitumtn WI
sppear, or The cclor Will be Of u thin hsiiAish
Lue. again changing to u dark trd telIia y.
reersnce. There are many ntn vho aie -
this difficulty, i~grcrsnt Of The ctuse, wh,sh :
tie second stage cf ssmiLal weakness, DE
will gtiHsantse q perfect cure IN sfl such etses,
end q healthy restoration Of tie Ifniie-urin1is
organs. -.
Office Hours-10 to 4 and G to :. strefys
from 10 10 IL a. ii. Consultation free. iho''
ough examination md Edyice, s..
Call or address DIR. sPlNNLi 4 CO.,
No. II kearry ST., Fan frahsiseo.
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CHINESE CURES!
DR.. MEN LEE,
The Celebrated Chinese Physician,

rs PREPARED TO TREAT Patients ~
L the most scientific manner. He has meue
medicine his lifetime study and cures hiin'ss
every disease. He cures rheumatism IN
short time. He has new remedies for ~
SPECIAL DISEASES. rnd can cure them vsiy
quickly. His medicines are all given hoi. u
uses no cold remedies. He has made q n'n,nsa
should ut once consult him, Chronic ~tiiFessts
yield readily to his remedies, and cures whefe
many others have failed.
NOTICE. am = graduate Of the mediea'
School Of Canton.
OFFIcE-Eed Building. west side of Mepsos
street. jei
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enses OF years standing, and Ulc.rat.d Legs.
etc. successfully treated.
DIR. GIBPON he's the pleasure Of srrouEeinp
that he has returned from visiting tie hrinei.
pal hospitals ~ Lurele, and bias resumed
practice.
The Do.aor has spared reitlcr time nor
money In seeking cut nav relitGitr, md has
returned with increased facilities for the ALE
Walton Of hnmaa suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is The consequence Of self
sbrse- This solitary vice, or dsrraytd sexual
Indulgence, is prsctictd ly the youth u bath
sexes TO an alMost Unlimited extent, producing
with nnerring certainty the foilc wing train Of
morbid symptoms, unlcss &C Eibsttd by % ,eat,is
medical measures, viz. raiicw eeHns,1ar.e,
dsrk srots under the eyes. pnin in tie htsd.
ringing in the cars, noise like the r~ustling 70
leaves or rafting Of clsficts, Hi ~oasintts aisut
the lotns. weakness 81 tie limbs, unfusfd
vision, Elunted intellect. lees af esiffd.nre.
difhderee in approaching sirsng.fs.s dislike 10
form Etw acquaintance. n disl sitiNn fa etrn
society, less II men.ory, pm pcs aid vrriats
errrtiofif shout the free, beefis fusles. fnrrtd
tongue. fatd ny, atl,, coughs, e~chseIpi tim,
night swests. n3cn1n.anfs. and %ft.uurnfly liz
sanity. If rtiie5 he rot obtained, Yen sLrrld
apply Immediately. either in rtison or fy ht-
ter, and have = eEre tfssfed ~ lis naw sid
scientific mode of tretitlg His u!serse, wbi.h
never fsils OF e%fsct.fi q 9ti.Ihia ~istieul .urr.
Cured at hon 9.
Persons at n disiaIte nhy ~ CTETn At
HOME. ~ addressing a itit.r Il III. GJIItN.
stating case ssItrtis, itrsth Ct tire Is di.-
ease has continued. trd br,e medicine pre- n.ft-
iy 4 wsrdoi, free r. III cssafrs srd srrjcsit.,
to any part 81 The county, with iuN ard iIaIn
Directions for rFe.
By inclosine Ten boilers coin In y registered
letter through Tire Futtdne a.. ar II rersh Wsils.
Fargo < Col package of nedicipe will lie
Forwarded 20 my part 81 Tie rBien.
pessesss Writing 70 the Isci,r Viii fiease
stnte the name u Tie PAPER the, see this all
veft3ee1atnt IN.
All communication strictly cerfctntir
Address M +. GiIppN.
BOX 1857. san TraIwisec. California.
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MEDICAL.
TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
New Remedies! New Remedial
DIR. GIBBONS DISPENsARy.

NO. CA KFARxY
~ street, corner Il
Commercial. san
Francisco California.
Private entrance Oh
Commercial street.
Established In 1854.
fer the treatment of
Sexual and seminsl
Diseases such A. Con-
orrhUs. elect, Strict.
ttre. syphilis In Ill
Its forms. Seminal
Weakness. Impotence
etc. skin dis
l
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Assessment Notice.

DHENIx SILVER MINING COMPANY
Location Of principal place OF b~ueiness,
1ap Francisco, California location Of works,
Eureka D1strict, Eureka county, Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given, thAt It . meeting Of
the Board Of Discctors. held on the l4th day Of
April. 1879, an assessment mo. 10y Of twenty
Ave cents per share was levied upon the capt.
sfely, In Uuited States gold coin. TO the Sec
Rotary q the Office Of the Company, Rooms 6
and I. Ne. 827 PIN street. San Francisco. CAL
ifornfn.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid On the twentieth (9Oth) day Of
Nay. 167p, win BE- delinquent. and Advertised
for aale 1t public auction and unlesn payment
r. made before, viii be sold on Tueedsy the
tenth (10thl day Of June, 1874. 70 pay the Dc.
hnquent assessment. together with costs Of
advertising and expenses of sale.
BY order OF the Board Of Director.
D. =. ~yERrENAL, neoFetsry.
Qf1ce-Rooms 9 snd I, N Pine street. Ban
FFanciscc, California. ab16-td
Daily Republican., 1879-02-25
The "Virginia" on.

The "Virginia" the Chesapeake Bay
steamboat, just flushed at the yards OF
the Harlan L. Hollingsworth Company,
left at 1890 this morniug for Norfolk,
her destination. She was towed out ot
the Christiana by the steam tug "Fal.
con-" Captain Heacock, and as she
passed slowly down the river, hun.
dreds Of people fastened to get a
glimpse of her rs she passed. The
Virginia." is oonscrt of the "Caro-
lima, same size aud pattern, also built
by the II. & II. company, and which
is conceded to be the fastest boat on
the Chesapeake waters. She is built
for the Baltimore Steamship Company
and will ply between that city and
Norfolk. She left Huder TIE command
of Captain Willard Thompson, Super.
intendent of the Eastern shore steam
boat company, and formerly Superin-
tendent of the Eastern Shore Railroad
Company. The following named gen.
tlemen were on beard, and will return
after the boat has made her first trip
from Norfolk to baltimore; Captain
N. R. Benson, n. W. Gookin, Mr.. Lun-
gren, James Bradford, Captain G. W.
Lackey, ana II W. Cause. The boat
will reach Norfolk To morrow (Tuesday)
evening, and on Wednesday she is px-
pected to MAKE the "Carolina's time to
Baltimore. The "VirIinia" is claimed
to be the hand5om"st boat that was
ever turned nut from tho Harlan X
Hollingsworth ship yards.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-25
Grace Revival.

There was a grand meeting at this
church on Friday evening last, at which
time there were five penitents and three
conversions. Yesterday Rev. Robert
N. Ba-r, Of Baltimore, preached morn
inL and evening, excellent sermons
His text in the morning was "IIave
faith in God" Mark II, %, at which
time the annual missionary collection
was taken up. His text in the even
ing was "Thy Word have hid in my
Heart, that | might not sin against
Thee There will be services every
evening this week except Saturday, to
which the public are cordially invited.
There was one conversion last evening.
Or. Stevenson has introduced into these
meetings Gospel Hymns No. ;, and they
are having good effect. Many Of the
hymns are grand, and it is thought
this is the hest one Of Mr.. Moody's col.
lections. A copy can be had for five or
ten cents of the sexton at tn" church
door every evening during this week
If you want TO learn these tunes and
hymns, 60 to these meetings and YOU
will meet with a hearty welcome by thu.
pastor and members of the church. :.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-25
AND HANDLING LARGE NUN I}ERS
A GOOD PLAN !

Anybody Cnn learn to make money rapidly
operating in Stocks. by the Two Tnerring
Rules ior Success" n Me-srs Lawrence X
Co, = new circular. The combination method,
which this hrIn has ~ udH - successful, ena-
bios people with large or small means to reap
all the benefits o largest capital and best
skill. Thousands ui Orders in various sums,
are pooled into one vast amount and Co-Opera-
ted AZ a mighty rh0ie, thus occurring t" each
shareholder all the advantages OF the largest
operator. Ina enSe pToiit- are divided month
| ". Any amount from IS to 800 or H. ore, can
be used successfully. A. Y. baptist WEEKLY,
September 18th, 1873, says: BY the conbna-
ton -ystem SIS would make s;5. or . per cent ;
$50 pay $3.50, Or per cent; 300 makes u 900,
or 10 per cent: on the stock. during the
month according to the market From Frank
LcsliS'S illustrated Newspaper, Jan 10Th "The
combination methods oi operating stocks IA
the most successful ever adopted" he~ York
I1dPpendent. Sept. 18th "rhe combination
system IL founded upon correct business prn.
CT lea, and no person need be without an in
come while 1t is Kept working by Messrs Law
renee q Go. brooklyn Journal, April 18th ::
"Our editor made u net pr0tt Of SlOl.25 from
SO In one of Messrs Lawrence d Go. 5 comb
! nations New circular (mailcd iree) *
plains everything. stocks and bonds wanted.
Government bonds supplied Lawrence II
% Bankers 81 Exchange Place, N. !.
Iilo.htHt
Daily Republican., 1879-02-25
A Cold. hi coded Murder.

John Swetzer, a butcher, residing at
233 East One-hundred- and. eleventh
street, New York, was murdered in cold
blood yesterday Sunday evening, on
the sidewalk at Third avenue and One.
hundred-and-seventh street, by an
Italian, whose identity had not been
fully established by the police up to
midnight.
Swstzer was seen shortly before 7
O'Clock at peanut stand in Third
avenue, near On. Hundred and Seventh
street, bargaining for peanuts, when
he fell suddenly to the ground.
When the police came up the woman
showed ignorance. She had seen moth
ing. A few feet away Sweetzer was
found dying. From tn. centre Of his
breast protrud-i the broken stump of
a long scissors blade, which terrible
blow had driven nearly three inches
through flesh and bone into the heart.
As tn" officer pulled it ont with an ef-
fort, tn. man grasped and died.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-25
tYestsrdsyS Nows.l
A DrOWueA Man ROamd,

This morning as Captain Heacack
with HIS tug boat was leaving the
steamer "Annie," OF Warmers line to
the wharf foot of Tstnsli street, he no
Gced mans head protrudins from the
ice. The captain procured a boat-hook,
and placing rope around the man :
BODY tied the rope to I! wharf. Coro-
1er Buts being called the body was ta-
ken out Of the water aud the Coroner
summoned Jury.
The first witness called was Ninian
Alexander. who testified to getting the
vessel in the wharf, when he noticed a
mans head protruding from under the
ioe. The floating ioe finally brought
the mans bead to the top Of the water,
his body being partly in the mud. This
was between eight and nine o'clock this
morning.
William II. Shear, tn. next witners,
said h. saw the man on board a canal
boat on Saturday night before Christ
mas. The man went up town to pro-
cure sous meat, when he returned and
was supposed to have gone down in the
cabin for the purpose Of retiring for the
night. The man afterwards left tle
cabin and started for the forward deck.
That was the last seen Of him. "idn't
know the mans name, recognized the
drowned man to be the same person.
In the absence OF Captain Heaoock, who
is towing the Virginia" out of the
creek, tn. jury adjourned until three
o'clock this afternoon, to meet AT the
Coron-rs b Office, sth and Shlpley. Thr
unfortunate man is white, apparently
abeat 40 years Of age, about five feet
seven inches high, has large black sid,
whiskers, his arms are marked will
Indian ink though it is impossible t.
recognize the lettering thereon. Oh
one OF his arms there appears to be th'
letter 81" marked. Twenty cent
were found on his person.
The body was placed in box at thu
wharf, and will remain there until aitr
the inquest.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-25
The Reg N laliOus for Lent.

The following were read in all Cath
olic Churches yesterday, OF the Diocese
of Wilmington. Lent commences OH
Wednesday next
Ash-Wednesday, the first day Of
Lent, falls on the 18th Of February.
All the faithful who have completed
their twenty first veal are, unless 10 /
timately dispensed, bound to observe
the Fast OF Lent.
They are to make only che meal
day, excepting Sundays.
The meal allowed ON fast days is not
to be taken until about noon.
At that m al, il GU any day permis-
sion should be granted for eating flesh,
both flesh and fish ars not to DO ussd at
same time, even by way Of seasoning.
This includes Sundays.
A small refreshment, commonly call.
ed collation., is allowed in the evening !;
no general rule as to the quantity Of
the food permitted at this time is or can
br made. But the practice Of the most
regular christian, is never to let it ex.
coed tn. fourth part OF an ordinary
meal.
The quality of the food allowed at a
COLLATION.. is, In his DI0c-se, bread, but
ter, cL--se, all kinds OF fruits, salads,
vegetables, fish, eggs and milk.
General usage has made it lawful to
drink in the morning some warm liquid
as tea, coffee, or thin chocolate made
with water.
Necessity and custom have authorized
the use of hogs lard instead of butter
in preparing fish, vegetables, &c.
The following persons are exempted
from the obligations of fasting: Young
persons under twenty one years Of age,
the sick. nursing women, who are obi
I ged to do hard labor, all who through
weakness, cannot fast without great
prejudice to their health.
BY dispensation, the use of flesh meat
will be allowed at any meal on Sundays,
and once day on Mondays, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays; with the ex.
ception Of Holy Thursday, and the sec
ond and last Saturday Of Lent.
Persons dispensed from thu obliga-
tions of fasting on account Of tender or
advanced age, sickness or hard labor,
are not bound by tn. restriction OF
using meat at only one meal on days
on which its use is granted by dispense.
ton.
Given at Wilmington, Feast of St.
Francis de Sales, 1879.
THOMAS, Bishop OF Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-25

No that the fractional paper cur
reucy has totally disappeared, and that
one and two dollar bills ars getting to
be very scarce, persons who want to
send small sums of money through the
mails without Offering a temptation to
post Office clerks of thievish propensi-
ties are perplexed as to the method of
procedure. A transmission of fifty cents
is not worth u postal money order, but
the number of persons who wish to
send such trillipg amounts by letter is
always great. A correspondent of the
Scientific American suggests plan for
meeting the requirements OF these per-
sons which seems to be commendables
He says; II would suggestthat postmas
ters be authorized to receive change in
sums less than one dollar, and issue
certificates for the same, which shall be
receivable at any postotfice for stamps,
or when presented in quantities Of five
dollars and over TO he cashed. The
certitifcates to be- issued to postnasters
in book form, and 80 printed that the
piece torn of will represent the sum,
the whole page representing one dollar.
The certificates to be- at the sender risk.
Postuasters to make returns when a
book is used up"
Daily Republican., 1879-02-25
IDTBLIC SALE.

VIII be s0la at fublic sale at the residence
Of the subscriber, In Mil Creek Hundred, on
the farm Of VIM Richardson, near Mill
town, Mil Creek Hundred,
ON MONDAY, MARCH ., ls;9,
AT II O'Clock. m.,
The following Personal Property, to wit
Three head OF young hOrses--No. !. Nellie,
a mahogany bay mare with ioaI, years old,
quiet and well brohen To -iugte aud double
harness.
No. =, ModOck, bright bay, years old;
broke to double harness.
No. 3. Dick. black stallion, years old,
drive single or double, blds tar e. be last.
q HEAD OF tATILE.-lG head ui T2-EH
GOOD young mitch cows ui Durham HH
and Alierney stock some with calves by
their sides Cthrr- springing Ono yoke of
IA oxen. Not pi -hoat pigs, geese, turkeys.
tlKMISG IMPLEMENTS .--Dne arm wagon.
';"rna nt-wn carriage, with pole and shaita'
Champion mower and rcapcr combined, as
u"ul ~ new: plowS, harrows, ruitlFattr,
tw"-horsn GuItiydtor, double and -ngle trce1,
double and single harness brides. collars,
FORKS -lOyel-. hoes. on chains, ] pair cart
shafts " heavy springs.
Hot >EIOLD AND DARK FIXTURES, Il ward
robe ) stoves. ! washing machine, cream
can. . butter Iubs, butter worker copper
kettle. and many other articles too numerous
10 mention,
TERMs. s.-All -um- OF $50 and under. cdsh.
all over that amount a credit o. b months will
h" given by the purchaser giving bankhhle
not" with an approved end"r-cr. ..
". n. HENDRlCKSDN
". 7. RICHARDSON.
" J. Lank. Aucuonecr ieb2D..t~