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, 1879-07-09
FOREIGN,

The following were secciysd ...oy tbs Chicago
Boarl ot Trade: 's
1LskuiooI, duly 8-l1.io q. m.-Finur, 81 Cd
Ql0a Id. Wheat-Wip.cr, F. tddsus Id; spt,uyn
- 4dGSs 3A; whItu. ~ Ud6s9r ID; club. p4 .ddd
" "a, coEn. u LID. Putk. Its. Lard. 32s ID.
LHsHroolr July SO y. IN. -Westher nnssltlea,
Atcadstut1a strong, WAcas-W,n,sr, III 1o.&ay.
I'd Ha'ts, II oaab04 ID; olna. Ds :,lGpJs Of. Cu,
4ai. Id. ReceIpss 1T whcut last tAsee daYp. tu :
ooo eSnes!s, III. uuU buiug AuerlcAn. III !.
AlYEnPooL, July 81 u. m.-Flnuf- E4tsa
I'd, l.,
, 1879-07-09

CLEvktAHr. O.. July a.-PErnoLEux-A little
artnus: ynotablY unchanged.
plTTsNuHa, ra.. Juiy B.-pErnoIRrM-[}uiet;
crude. 74;sc ut larkcrs for shipment; rolned. 7c.
Philadelphia delivery.
OH CsTy, H., Jnly 8.-pETuoEErM-Alarke
opened with sales ut Hntc: declined to GE,aC: I'd.
yanccd 10 atlHc, Ut which prlce 1t c1ospl; sMtp-
ncnts, q. oeO urls; averaging u, D00; traneac.
ttolls. .1u, UUu
, 1879-07-09

snEEr-wcro in merely nominal supply, and
not enough tratlna WIS done 10 give any falr klca
meai@ aesss sss?s = anG s"o .ooa
10 choice at 81. 7'*0i. - per 100 laa.
NurrALo.
RuYrALo, July A.-CAyrLE-Rcceipts to-day
owing 10 heavy recnipts md unfatotatIs Wcstcsn
repoFa; offerings generally OF Rood quality; sales
e :Gynsfa eafs ssfss EG9S S Sap's' = 4se
fat butshe[s, ST. ot4ai.oo; II cara re1nasn In lin
consigned through. 70 ours; market without lie.
etsltd el,anae: run Of thtoug asoee l,enyy; quota
e. sds; 5sr .s;s * Esa s.oaGs9. spns .1sf st. ehos'
through. ID carr; market aciyc and higher; sap:
81. a06t4 20; medium md 'hcarts ss:a:My4. 30
pfgs 81. .GUGD3.s .sO; all offerings disposed OF,
EAST LtuEEry.
tasr L1aEnrr, T.. July s;-cA1rIs.-Hece!pts
Aese: t!c snpp'y IL good. with quality generally
medium: not many extsa on ,'an4; demand lais
s'''ss ',s sssst y s s;'ss arst e ' ay ~ asSs
about IL ioads, to country buyers, t i for
th; G s1a aah 9ss sr I9asas ta ss taarse
is:nssa%sSn s, 5a"se Uf prees tot sonnon e good
a'ssoSsf:f;lts 'o tPs, ao: i" 4''s Workers.
81 .,;$ e. 7'' cood ac1fa' 81 to 7sssllnR far
KANSAS CITY.
Snsttai Dfspn'rh fo 1nt 9Ffbt.rt.
KASsAn CITY. Mo-. Jnls a:.cArr,r-1rha l,rtes
9ss fsSGs': nasys 1ps' sSps c9 ases .tS: a
s!ochsrs ana fccdoss' sa.do&t3. 80; naliyo cows,
l!ooa- Rcosir.s, !, o1e; shlptnsnt,. ae4, firm and
sst!ys: gsoa TO cholcr a u5lb3 NJ inferior 10 far,
ST. LOUIS.
, s.. Lnu1s. 49,. duly E.-.t,ArrIE-.Rcco,pss, D.
FnHa Hnrn 1tlctt
, 1879-07-09

10 fatr mIxct! 1ote. Fenl* wetc sa,anio 41t
l,.6 per lou liz. according I" slnaHl3'
qlHrarsoSa.
Extra 1}ocvts-Gsadcd Btccrs, wolrf''ng,
!. 400 lbs an,l upwards, ,....;:,. ~
cl,,ico t.eoycs-fiAo,. fat, wei!.fortned
etcefs, Weighing I. ~ to J. i1o lbs...
f,0Mi acknowledgement s'eefs.
weighing !. 1h0 70 !. atm iHa -. :;..;; ;,... -
Medium tlradcT1,steeca1a1 En-, II H. aa's "'s'''
1,r,csnrs' sipck-r rnof tn cummun senars
a,.,i cnmr1Ur, t., choice cuWa, Tor city
sI.uejltrr, weighing r1l to .0in !l's
stnrk I.alIlc-Cnntin0n cattle, weighing
1tU 10 !, U6l, I1a: :...:.... '.:...::s..'
1pfsriur-}.Ight nnl tlslr1 cows. htEfcrs.
stnet. bills, anil scn,awne rlcers..
Tcxns Cattle Through dsoses,........
|cuia. par 100 lbs .......,.... .......
, 1879-07-09

DETROIT, Mich, July i. .~-Ftoun--stcady.
.GHAtx-Wheat drn1cs: extra. 81. II hid: 81. IL
n.kcl; No. white. 81. 1o?s asked; July, ST. 1uss;
August, 81. 1.Oti,l.
NscElI.rs-Wheat, T.1lU ba.
SulFNENTs--Spnc.
, 1879-07-09

l11Gs-Tbcro wns hnt llttle nctfvfty in the hog
trntc yesterday, md prices were weak anj lowur.
The snnpiy. as wlll be soon. wnA' moderate,
amounting to 16. 0Oe, n1k'ng totnL Tor the two
nor ah!np!nG demand was as MI sharp and Hnles
dragged Mt reduction frDn, Mondays clus,nR tit.
crplon Of choice heavy, At the declino most Of
Tho sunpiy was dIaposea Of. thnugl. It was slug.
gia nnSkc: throughout; Common to prime bacon
hugs closcd at -. D0Gt4. 70. poor Ia tood heayy
packess at 80. hrGD. -. aud iais to cl.ofce payy
ehippers v 3d. 7bit4 10. skips MeEe quoted ut
m f1(bI3, 40.
, 1879-07-09
COTTON.

MEvrrta. Tenn.. 1nly a.-CorToy-Dull and
nominal; receipts, II balen; shipments, noue;
stuck, e. 18l; salcH, s1; m!d4Ag. lnc
Mem OnLEASh. July S.-CorrpH-Markctd dull;
,nl1dlng. l.c: low to, HE; net receipts, 1a7
balca; gross, $40; sales, 500; stock, II, l,GU4.
, 1879-07-09

OswEGo. Jnly g. .-t;nAts-Wheat quiet; No. 1
wllio Michigan ST. II; No. Duluth spring, st. on;
Nh. l hatd do, s1.15. coen stculy and pn-
changed.
, 1879-07-09

DnsroN, july 8.-FL0un-ln moderate demand; !;
unchanged. .
GnAtN--Corn quiet; mixed md yellow. 4TGe48tac.
OatA stcnlly 4nl ntm; No. mud estsa whlG. i.G1
4ac; No. 9 white. 4lc; No. . wltc Nnd No. :.
mixed, Mbf340c. Rye notnfnal1y unchanged.
wheat, BU0 bn.
, 1879-07-09

1xptANAro11s. duly S.--GRalN-Whcat higher:
No. :, rcd. Sl.046i1.na; July. 81 ing u. Corn
firm at 3ihGt:Aic. Oats atc1dy ut :l.9D:i4c.
PnoytsloSs--sboulders 1rI ut 4c; clear rib, &c.
Lasd-2U. 50. 11ams-HI3GDc.
, 1879-07-09

I BAIr,uous, Md, July Strong md
unchanged,
: GnA.s--Wheat-Wester.l steady; No. 2 Pannsyl-
,an!a rptl 8l.ao01. :1t No. = Western wlntce
red. spot sl.lT; July, sl.l5.sGl. l6a, An.
gust, s1.l3..6s1. 13t; September, 81.13. Corn
Western strung; Western mixed, smut and July,
44fsI4'4c; August. 45144a.tc; September, 45al@a
4dc; slcuinsr, s:tic. 4!!nta quiet; Wsssern white.
40c; WcStetn m!xcJ. tF1k:38c; psHnsytyau!a, a0c.
KYs lulet Mt ;Al.iu.
HAi--tnchangca.
'4.Efifislhsx-M i:!ont Chanpe. -:
HrrTEn-Qurt mn unclaimed.
iti,s-.I}utl al lUHl!c.
n. I..rlInLEuA-tnctanseI. .....
u.'ytcK-FtfHs. aua slIade better: lilo earEoes.
f. E"1i!,E.1t!sc+
'Wl,sav-Slenly 1t u ,00!iGt1.07 =
rNElsrs-C Nrhuaspd. .
LEcElrTn--Elnur, l.:I:o bril-; wheat, 10. 200
bu: casn. il. tAl h: outs. J. 1D but rrs, 40tl uu.
t~su,raKSrs--Hhsat. W. oG0 bit; corn. W. 900
lhu.
, 1879-07-09

6pecfni 7Ispdtrh II TIE Tribune
KANaAa CRY. No., July S.-GnAfS-Tkc prfct
Current reports: Wheat-rocc.pts. ID, Bal lu; shp-
muna, 7.075 hi; higher; No. Z, caat, o3c; July,
DHtfc; No. 3, cash, 1Hoc; july. HIHc. Corn
Receipts, 10. :Ga bu sllnments I, JILL bu; lrmcr:
No. 2, cash, 30A4c; July. J0!sc.
, 1879-07-09

LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE.
1,ouIsstLLE, July H.-t'oTros-Qnfet 1t 1:Mc.
Ftous-Dull and unchanged.
GnAlN-Wcat firm: rcd and amber. D01g5c.
Corn Quot but firm; white, A:,c; mixed. 40c. Oats
Market dull; white, 3lte; mixed, J1c. Rro
quiet at 5ae.
ltAr-Steady, with n fair demand, 4t 312. COO
100.
'Phos1siosk-i'ort steady at SO. IL; lard stcady;
choice leaf tlcfcc 7,ic: t1o kuv, 8i6bSalo. Hulk.
meats seady; shoulders. sg.Il0; clear rib. s. o.;
ciear, A'*At: pac1n sieaty; shoulders. 4iic;
c!ear Rib. 81. 404t6.U3. llams-Sugar.curedt 10
Ollie.
NutsKr-Markct dull at $1.04.
, 1879-07-09

WILMINGTON. II. C., July 8.-GrsnlTs TuRpEx-
I1NE-Firm ut 2Dc.
, 1879-07-09

in!tn3n Motai Eaf* are run through between Chi.
st 1910 a. IN. ~ ~ N" 's~''aA ~a'cs3e
h0tt cars west of ChfcARU.
1-Derot corner Of WUls and Etutte.sts
t--nepot corner Of Canal and KIuzle AZ
CHICAGO BURLINGTON l. QUINCY RAILROAD
Dcrne foot .! tase.st,. lut!aaaav. and stxteentat
1t. and A. dcputa wv ~
, 1879-07-09

=
W. CIxc.ExArt. July s.-t;ogToS-lnac!lyo aud
. lower at i.c.
Il d.sFluu,i--1}4! mud droopiaR.
y, ,,"tnAIhNAsls uct,s-. 1irn.. aud hlgeri new. )sc
II. %; rcer'pIs. ID. ool hu: sAssurnts, IS. QUO
jsAH. Torn aulet na4 ben u :&sU3Dc. ol4 s:ady.
, 1879-07-09
Hft1sFAT.0s

BUFFALO, n. y, July H.-REcE.rrs-FlouE,
0, 5ils brls; wheat 43A. 050 ba corn. .H quo In.
smlraxs7s-1ia'lroad: Corn. i'll, 900 bu. Canal:
Wheat, IL, $50 bu: corn, 70. l1G bl.
uHAlN-Whent inactive, Corn In better dou1and: :
sn,cs 81. coo bu by ramplc at 3Bc; i ZOO bn No. 2
Oh private tetn1A; IL cars No. il. " 40!it; 1.000
bn high mlxod At s0c. 0ata quiet; cara white on
track at SIC. 1yO neglected.
CANAL FnE!ultTs-UMBctttel and apart; $40
naked aud 90 bid for wheat to Now York.
, 1879-07-09

ToLEpn, July 8.-OnA,x-Wt,cat In fhts demand; :;
amber Michigan, July, 81. oU,4; No. arcd win.
ter. July, s1.ot; August, S1.o3!i; September,
duli; No. SPOT or July, Mic: August, aaac.
Oats dull: M. Z. Auguxt. 1ntic; Michigan. t3hc.
1tgcE1rTs- Wheat. ~. 00n bM: corn, q, 900 b,.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-06

animal las been tbs bughea: CT tast sec.
tion Of the country for en- untold number
of years. He hes lost few OF his feet
in traps, and is in conse ouence "club-
foot"
The San Francisco Post says General
williams denies the current rumor that
nc has sold or transferred $4,000 shares
of Savage stock to j. G. Flood of the
the Bonanza firm. He says he retains
every share of his stock intact. and pro-
poses to keep it against future results,
whatever they may be. He also proposals
to keep control OF the Savage mine.
Elko Post: Hunters complain that
sage hens and prairie chickens are not
as numerous this season as last. Very
few are offered for sale. 80 the sports
men are probably correct in their state
ment. The Indians. however. are
hawking trout around the streets, al.
though white fishermen complain that
they can't get q bite. Maybe the Indian Q
don't &c. them with bait. Quisn Sabe?
The Enterprise says the catfish planted
in the cooling pond at the Overman
thrive rem arkably, though in places the
water has a temperature Of 1870 degrees.
| This is at and about the point whe.s the
water comes from the condenser. Hav.
ing grown in the pond the fish arc 40.
custonsd to the water, and sail through
even the hottest spot with perfect i'm
punity and without even 30 much "a IN
extra wiggle OF the tail.
Silver State: Frank Hamilton wei
known California and Nevada mining
man and the founder OF Hamilton Whit
Pine county. passed here last evening
on his return from New York. He say
he disposed OF some mining property II
tho east, and that in New York capital
lists ore taking great interest in minin
affairs, and purchasing many mines il
Colorado, Nevada and California. II
says mining property. which has meri
can be readily disposed of in New York
A duck of a lover makes goose Of
husband.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-06
NEW TO-DAY.
NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE
IN received the Assessment Roll and original
lists Of property for the year A. D. 1879. from
the Assessor Of Lincoln county. Nevada, and
the same IL in my once for public inspection.
The Board Of Equalization will meet ct their
once on Monday, September 18th. A. D.
1879. for the purpose of equalizing said roll, and
will continue In session from day to day until
and including Monday, the 9th day Of
October. 4. D. 1879, and al persons having
objections to make to said assessment must
present the same to said Board when In session.
J. n. HANFORD.
County Clerk and Ex Ofacio Clerk Of the Board
of County Commissioners. se6.td.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-06

"0LD BRIS" is monarch of the Sic ira.
He has rsiRnsd undisputed for some-
thing near score OF years. Undisputed?
No; be has had dozens of battles, but
has always been victorious. Great IN ass
i've traps Of hewn logs. securely pinned
together, have twice or thrice enclosed
him. but he rent the huge timbsrs
asunder, like Sampson and escaped.
A mammoth steel trap osught him by tho
foot. and finding he could not get loose
otherwise, he guawed off the foot. To
this event he owes tho name Of olub.foot.
He killed his man some years ago, and
that too without any provocatiou. A
hunter had been visiting some traps.
and returning, on snow shoes, happened
to glide past hollow log wherein this
monster bear had his Winter quarters.
Old Brin darted out. and fairly tore tho
trappers skull in two. Ever SO many
hunters have shot at and wounded him.
Ohe man claims to have put twenty-fo four
Henry rife balls into his body. This
man says Henry rifles cannot kill Brin.
The hunters who assemble at Weber
Lake, September 18th. should remember
this fact. No gun bearing cartridges
containing less than rs grains of powder
should be brought within range of this
beast. His haunts are we'll known, and
the hunters are liable to meet him face
to face. If SO. it will be apt to he
deadly encounter. Unless old Brin is
killed, it will he two to one that he kill
some of his pursuers. He will not wait
to be attacked. He will not give any
one the opportunity Of pursuing him.
He 10 King, and rms from neither man
or living being. His record is that when
he met q man, wagon load OF people,
or band of hunters, either on foot or
on horseback, he stood his ground or
assumed the aggressive. He has scat
tered many pack of bloodhounds and
has fifty times compelled hunters to take
refuge in trees. He is noble game.
Whoever kills him should be prouder of
Old Brin's hide than he would be of the
| championship Of the world. Some of
the best shots in California will be on
the track of this bear during the forth.
coming month. and the result is awaited
with interest. Truckee Republican.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-06

Reports from northern Idaho says that
the Indians have fired the thickly
wooded mountain country where they
roam, thus making action Of troops al
most impossible.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-06
OF course Roscoe il not 70 blame.
was oil Rates fault.

Ward Reflex: The latest from Oseeola,
which We get from John Yizan and
Charley Busy, 10 to the effect that Al
tons Of ore from the Monroe & Linton,
taken - it comes, worked $50 to the ton,
and 26 tons Of ore taken from the Cres.
cent. one of the Eagle Mining Company .
mines, worked SIS to the ton. This for
gold ore u mot to b dsspised, even in a
good mill. but whom extracted by means
of an excuse for ono. might be called ex.
sraordinary.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-06
The apbioiued ia taken from . London

The subjoined Is taken from . London
dispatch dated September LIST. and speaks
for itself as to whether the United States
is becoming prosperous or not. The
gold which has been coming, and which
is continuing to come from Europe to
the United States, 10 an indication that
we are growing rich, that We are buying
less than We sell. and that our industries
are in healthful condition:
The "Financief" says: II IL under
stood that 176. 141 pounds worth Of bar
gold due from the east will 90 TO meet
the American demand. The 100, 900
pounds brought by the steamer Para last
week has already been disposed Of for
America. One hundred and eight thou
sand pounds are due here from the east
ON the 2Sth instant. and az these amounts
are all that are now in transit from the
east the whole amount OF whatever de-
mard may arise from the United States
will fall on the Bank Of England unless
remittances from France comes to our
aid.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-06

A South America plant has been found
that cures bashfulnsss. Il should be
promptly tried ON the man who leaves
the hotel by the back window, because
he 10 too difddent to say good-by to tho
cashier or clerk.-G Bridgeport STANDARD.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-06

An Eastern exchange claims tina. the
Mormon war will be fought entirely in
she newspapers. Il says there will DO
. good deal of ink shed. but no blood.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-06

New Orleans Pioayune: A good article
OF gin disguised as tonic bitter. with .
psper label, 10 we'll spring Of continual
pleasure on the sidsboard Of an old gen.
tlemsn who docs not allow himself 10
drink liquor - beverage.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-06

Since his return to New York and the
bosom Of his family, Conkling has bseu
troubled with the night-msre and i'm
sgines that he il being pursued by =
Rhode Island man and his little shotgun.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-06

A hold young man explained why he
had pretty girl in his lap with bis arm
around her, BY saying that he was en-.
esged In the study Of Weights and meas
ares"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-06

The British Quarterly Review says
that England contributes next to nothing
to the aggregate OF human learning.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-06

News comes from Austin that arrange
nents had been perfected for the build.
ing of a railroad from that town to the
Central Pacific railroad, a distance OF
ninety miles. The breaking of the
ground was to have been commenced
Tuesday and large force of men ia to
be put to work ct once. The projectors
expect to complete the road by February,
that tho provisions of the charter may be
complied with. The road, whom COM
pleted, will De Of great benefit to the
surrounding camps az we'll as Austin.
Upon the seosipt of this news the Aus
tini.ss had . grand jollifioation. bondres
illuminated the streets. cannons were
fred and steam whistles sounded tho
welcome news.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-06

II people will persist in taking their
own lives in the reckless manner which
they have been doing at San Francisco.
that city will be known as the City Of
Suicides" Last Monday q man there
committed suicide by taking strychnins
and an other by hanging himself.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-06

Charles De Young vas admitted Il
bail in the sum Of S25, 900.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-06

One Of the new planets II named
Trigger. It's IN 81, trigger, and goes Of
On ifs own axis.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-06

A Jersey woman calls her husband
Mucilsge, because he's such stick.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-06

The first number Of the Eureka
Weekly Sentinel. published BY Cassidy
/ skillman. made its appearance last
Saturday. and is handsome thirty.two
column paper. containing nothing but
reading matssr<2nd the publishers an
nounee that IL will bs devoted exclusively
to reading matter. The Weekly Senti.
mel" is q very newsy and interesting
paper and no ranoher should be without
Il. Terms OF subscription S. per year.
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NOTICE OF SUITS COMMENCED.

STATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF LINCOLN,
DIsTRIcT on PROSECUTING ATTORNEYS OFFICE.
To the following named defendants. and to
all owners or claimants to the real estate and
improvements thereon, or Improvements when
assessed separately, hereinafter described:
situate, lying and being in the County Of Lin
coin, State Of Nevada, known or unknown, you
are hereby notified that suits have been com.
nenced in the Justice Court Of Phoebe Town
ship. in and for Lincoln county. by the State
Of Nevada, rlaintin, against each Of the defend.
ants hereinafter named, and each Of the follow
ing described tracts or parcels of land, with the
improvements thereon and improvements when
separately assessed, and all owners and claim.
ants to same known or unknown, to recover the
tax and delinquency assessed to said defendant
against said property for the fiscal year com.
mencing Jsnu, ry l, 1877. and January I, 1878.
and ending December 81, 1877, and Dscem-
Der 81, 1878. and that . summons has been duly
issued In each case; and you are further notified
thst unless you appear and answer the COM
liant filed and show cause on or before the lot b
OF October, A. D. 1879, judgment will be taken
against you. and the real estate and improve
ments hereinafter described for the amount
OF taxes and delinquency specified and costs Of
suit:
TAX AND DELINQUENCY.
NJ. W. KeunArd-Fse simple title to lot
on Meadow Valley street, to wit: Lott
in block as:
Tax. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %
Ten per cent. ...................... / II
Total. ...Sl2 VI
n. Wines-Possessory claim to 100 acres
OF land, situated I'VE miles north of
Phoebe, being the NE. 4 Of section "a:
IA1......... ...'..'.''.''...'......> o.
Ten per cent. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "
TOTAL. .......................$ 81
Unknown Owner-Improvemsnts on lot
Meadow Valley street, adjoining saloon
of P. II. Wand, formerly owned by Rec.
| csbarren:
| Tax. ......................$ y
Ten per cent?. u
Total. 8 a
John B. Atchison-Ths possessory claim
to two lots in Pauaca; lots l. 8, block
| z. Possessory claim to two tots in a.
naca; lots 8 and 4, block 4. Possessory
claim to 100 acres Of land situated in
| Meadow Valley, bounded on north by
| Mathews ranch and south by Kssle's
ranch:
Tax......... ......tl2I .,
Ten per cent. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II I
AOtAA.. sSlAS
N. Rsgan-Improvsmsnts on lot on COZ
ner OF Main and Ely streets:
1A1...... ..............'... ..:''S "
Iotal. ......................p y
| D. Murray-Fse simple title to lot on
Hesdow Valley street. being lot &c.
n. PATCHEN.
District Attorney fer Lincoln County, Nevads
seG.td
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-06

Lucky Baldwin claims to be perss-
cuted man and says he wouldn't swindls
anybody. If there 10 any truth in the
statement published in the San Francisco
Chronicle Baldwin IL philanthrophiss
and an injured man. but then We do not
believe there is any truth In the Chroni-
cle's article and think that Baldwin
would take a. much pleasure in swindling
the Government a. he would in swindl.
ing the stockholders of . mining iucor.
poEation.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-06
CHANGE I'M
PRxC ES
AT
POU j AID EsS.

Crushed Sugar, by the bbl.,
reduced to is cents per Id.
Extra G Sugar, by the bbI.,
reduced to Is cents per Id.
100 10. lots 1 cent per Id.
higher.
Extra Canyassed Breakfast
Bacon, at retail, 19 cents.
Choicest Canvassed Hams.
20 cents.
Clear Side Bacon, per h.,
is cents.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-06
FOR g. As H.

This is the true spirit and will increase the prosperity of
the people, for no goods be sold on time by owners
unless the purchaser pays for the time given Ancpa
ing the wants and desires of the people in this regard we
will sell strictly for cash from now on at prices that will
surprise the most credulous We are now opening an
immense stock of
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-06
Down to the Ded.R0ck!!

1t seems to be the desire now of the people of
Phoebe and vicinity to buy their goods low down that is
at Bed Rock PRICES
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-20

created Or sslf.nsaAed 49, h tie
sense Of IL popular theology Of the
present age, more than The evil spirit or
Disposition that works IN the children Of
disobedience. And - NO person in
this age Of gospel light that has the
least spark Of intelligence believes in a
literal lake of fire and brimstone-a
place prepared to punish the wicked
altar desth-I win not give that part of
the subject any thought more than to
say that the Bible does not give any &C
account of any such place. 1t is not my
opinion that believing or disbclievingin
q literal or spiritual devil, lake of fire
aud brimstone. or any other such
visionary scare-crow, viii have any
thing to do in determining the salvation
or damnation Of any soul. Faith does
not rest upon that. We are not COM
manded to believe in . devil, but We are
commanded to believe in the Lord
Jesus Christ if We expect to have life in
His name. While the above sentiment
may indicate financial distress, vet l
must be honest and preach what my
convictions teach me to be right, which
l expect to do, regardless of what other
people may think. And now, to such
as may disagree with me, l would say
What are they going to do about it :
What, pray, can they offer against it
More if nccessary. A. B. SMITH.