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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-01

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lines and be sure of reaching his destination
BY IT OR ITS CONNECTIONS.
2. The greater part Of Its lines are laid with
Steel Rails its road bed Is perfect.
3. 1t is the short line between all important
points. H.tE
4. Its trains are equipped with the .Westing-
house Air Brake, Mil1er's Platform and Couplers
and the latest improvements for comfort, safety
and convenience
s.. 1t is the only, Road in the West running the
celebrated Pullman Hotel Cars between Chicago
and Council Bluffs.
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falace Sleeping Cars either way between
Chicago and 81. Paul. Green Bay, Freeport, La Crosse
Winona, Dubuque, McGregor, Milwaukee.
q, No road offers equal facilities in number
OF through trans, equipped with Pullman Pal
ace Sleeping Cars.
& 1t makes connections with all lines crossing
at intermediate points.
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terest by purchasing tickets Via this line.
T!ckelS over this route are sold by all Coupon
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-01

Donald. Mrs. Lamo,te, the Sylph. of whisky
ring notoriety, aud MI. Thompson, an AT,
torney. with resisting United States officers.
Armed n ith this writ the marshal returned
to Hiponl to day aud will bring the parties TO
this city for examination on the above
CHARGE -
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A HORRIBLE DEED.

HORRIBLE DEED.
st. Louis, Jan. 3O.-A San Antonio, Tex.
as, special to the Globe. Democrat says that
a party of Mexican bandits recently robbed
three women and two men on the Mexican
side of the Rio Grande, then bound them to
trees and left them to ,starve. When found
the buzzards we're lowering around them.
Three of the bandits were captured.
THE KENTUCKY WAR.
Louisville, KY, Jan. 3O.-A dispatch
from Jackson, KY. dated the Goth, says The
cases Of the men accused of killing Judge
Burnett were called up yesterday Tor trial,
but were not heard, as Judge Randall was
sworn off the bench by Fred Gambrel be.
fore the testimony began. Captain Taylor
leaves 10 morrow for Frankfort with a Ger.
tifcate notifying the governor that no cleo.
ton Of a special judge could be had.
sYLPH AGAIN.
Milwaukee, Jan. 80. Last week Deputy
United States Marshal Simpson went to
Greenlake county With a civil writ for the
purpose OF attaching some property belong.
ing to Gen. John F. McDonsld. The depu
~ was unable to serve the writ, having met
with armed resistance. Yesterday q Grim.
inal warrant was issued charging Gen. Nc.
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THE CRIMINAL CALENDER.
A CASE,

Macon, Jan. 3O.-Wit,ikin's store at
Learny burned yesterday. The body of
Within was found near tine door burned to
a crisp, a pistol in his hand and his skull
crushed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-13
Deeds

The following deeds have been placed
on record in the Recorders Office since
last Friday:
Young America Mining Company aud
A. V. Lapcaster to T. w. Huntington,
lot 10. block Kin Observation-Disclosures
ntion. SIS.
John R. Bradley 10 Charles Croker,
lots II and IL bl, ok &c. Elko-considor-
ation, 500.
j. Ottenhimer to J. p. Way, 325 foet
in the Snider mine Good Hope District
-considcra,iop. 500.
Ed. l.. Seitz-Sherif's snlo-to F. II.
Smith South Navajo mino in Tuscarura
Mining Observation-Disclosures, ST..
900 80.
John Shuck 10 +. Wilbert. lot 7 on
Weed street. Tuscarora-considoraiion
$3.50.
Robert W. Dunlap to A. Norwo ID. l6O
acres Of land in section "a. township Al,
tlko county-consideration, $1,000.
Robert W. Dunlap to John A. Nor.
wood. 40 acres OF land In section "a,
township "a, Elko coun,y-eonsidera.
ton, $500.
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Iron ru..d.y.. D.ily.l
RAlnARunAl.

&c. Baker L. closing out his grocery
business with . view Of going abroad.
The Board Of County Commissioners
concluded its business last night. and
adjourned until Tuesday. Nay 9Th.
George Neigs, Of the Arm OF Hamill
4 Asigs. at Wells. passed through for
San Francisco BY the train this morn.
ing. He goes to lay in . stock Of
Spring goods for the house.
Thomas Hunter has moved his family
from town to the ranch on South Fork.
eight miles below town. and John Lane
has moved his family into the dwelling
vacated by Mr.. Hunter. VIM. Simpson
has just bought the residence occupied
by Mr.. Lane and has moved his family
from the upper town to that place.
The regretful and even panied express
sion which suffused the countenances Of
several Of our most attractive and hand
some young men as they longingly
sazed upon the out going stage coach.
yesterday morning. until it was lost to
view behind the enVious hills forming
our northern barrier, attracted general
attention. and excited universal sy M
patty for the forlorn ones. The cause
Of such deep. seated grief as that por-
trsyed in above mentioned coun,e-
nances. has been a subject of much
speculation. somo claiming hat the
fresh coat Of bright red paint with
which the vehicle had just been beau
titled. was what they were stuck after,
while others thought it might DO the
team or perhaps the rare engineering
talent displayed Icy the driver, that was
the matter; but the distinctive character
istic Of the emotions first referred to. be-
ing OF the '~'spooney' order. these SUI
gestions were severally r~ejectel rs
altogether Improbable. The real cause Of
this mysterious demonstration will prol-
ably remain buried in the plastic hearts
Of the grievously afflicted.
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Iron Monday D.ily.l
COnninaioueru Nectar.

cOaaIssiOsers NeetlnE.
Board met pursuant TO a~djounment,
present-full board.
The question of the tax levy for
State and County purposes. for tho
year 1879. Was discussed. this being the
legal time for such ap~portionment and
Il Vas ordered that an ad vaioren tax
Of one dollar and twenty cents on
each one hundred dollars valuation Of
property in the county. including the
tax on the net proceeds Of mines and
mining claims. for county purposes. was
levied as follows:
General County fund. eighty cents;
INDECENT sick fund. twenty cents; Con-
tingent fund, twenty cents; Interest tax
fund, forty-ivo cents; School tax fund,
tventy.threc cents;B Building fund. bonds,
fifteen cents; State University fund
bonds. seven cents; Jail building fund
bonds, Ave cents; total. two dollars and
fifteen cents. and for state purposes.
tifty-hvo cents, making in all two dol
lars and seventy cents (S2 70l.
The application Of Mrs. Sarah Nc
Cartney. n widow. to be released from
tue payment Of the tax assessed against
her for the year 1873. was granted; the
same being below the amount from
which she is exempted by law.
1t was ordered that the Assessor be
allowed three hundred and eighty days
ia which to assess the real and person.
al property in the County. for tho
Present year, and that the districting
Of the County for assessing purposes,
remain as heretofore.
It was ordered that the bonds, for the
building OF a Jail. in tn" sum OF ten
thousand dollars, be issued in accord
nnce With an Act authorizing such issu-
ance, passed ut the last session Of the
State Legislature, for the construction
Of a jail Mt the county seat. and that
bids Tor the purchase Of said bonds be
advertised for Immediately in accord
ance With said Act.
In compliance with petition Of citi.
zenS OF Jack Greek Road District. J. p.
Harrington was appointed Road Super
visor Of said district and required to file
his official bond.
W. j. Triton was also appointed Road
Supervisor for Tus,nrora Road District,
and required to file his official bond.
The following bills were then taken
Yn and nIInuaI.
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Iron Wednesdays Daily.T
IknlmRSundI.

Messrs Reinhnrt l. Co. are in receipt
to-day, Of a fresh invoice OF new spring
good, Of the latest styles. direct from
San Francisco. Call in aud examine
them.
l.. l.. SritZ and wife cnme down from
their home at Deeth, yesterday morn
ing. and returned by the evening train.
Ed. was down on business connected
with a beef contract.
j. Il. Bradley and J. r. Wilmington
returned from their trip out 10 wyom.
ing Territory, by the train this morning;
tho latter continued on toward his ranch
on White river. via Eureka.
ID. T.. Hootcn, his wife and her
mother. Mrs. Hannah McCowen, nrriv-
ed here from their rnuch in Mound VAL
Icy this evening. The old old lady is on
her WY back TO her home in Concordin,
Kansas, and will take the east bound
train this evening.
The Law ahridsiug the privilege OF
tho freedom Of the city " to live pork,
goes into effect Tomorrow, and the
owners Of predatory swine will do we'll
to curtail their liberties ut once, as such
a course will save the expense OF r~elens-
ing their property from limbo.
We were pleased to notice through
the Sentinel Of yesterday that Bullion
Encampment No. 10, l. o. o. F., has
determined to celebrate the SiItieth
Anniversary Of the Order with us here,
ON the 18th instant. The eIcursionists
will be warmly welcomed by the Brother.
hood Of Eiko Eucnmpmcnt, and no
pains will he spared to make their visit
among us II pleasant ono.
The snow Of yesterday morning soon
disappeared from the valleys. but the
tops Of the tall mountains within view
retained tho additional heavy coating
for Summer use. Although the fall
here did not exceed mn inch or two, the
grass has been greatly benefited 10y it,
and tho decidedly cool weather which
has succeeded IL, will have tho effect Of
protecting what fell in the mountains.
We have boen informed that the i'm
preston exists to n certain extent, that
the law for the protection OF fish in our
streams prohibits their capture by any
means, during certain parts OF the year.
As we understand the law, il is designed
TO protect them from slaughter and
defamation, by the use Of powder. traps.
nets and oil other illegitimnte methods
Of taking them. Tho patient angler
with hook and limo is not regarded by
the law ms n sufficiently destrustiyo ele.
mcnt to require suppression.
The work Of fertilizing the University
grounds Is. under direction Of L. n.
Stone, drawing near completion. a mum.
Der Of teams having been steadily EN-
ployod IN hauling. some eight or ten
days. The work has been we'll done
thus far. and no ground could break
moro favorably under the pillow. Tho
ground Immediately in tho rear Of the
University building Is being smoothed
down for purposes OF recreation for the
pupils, and n division fence separating
the departmental grounds, IL being
built. A number OF minor, but essen.
tial improvements are being made,
which, whom all Is completed. will place
the exterior Of the institution In excel.
lent condition.
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In the cause OF z. Martin ct al ~.
John willoughby, ct al . motion to
vacate the order Of ArreaL. UAs argued
at length and the motion denied.
The ase Of Dora Deloire ~. James
Dsloire. application for divorce. the
Court ordered that = decree be iasned
dissolving the bonds Of mAtrimony -
prayed for by plaintiff.
Argument in the celebrated Tpscaron
water cAse-Babco1 et al W. Morley ct
sl-vas commenced this morning. con-
dnued dusinE the day, and 10 still pro-
crossing as We go to press.
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solid Meri, viii Toll,

For all the bitter opposition OF jeal-
u rivals. no better illustration could
DO had Of this fact than the immense
sale already attained by the great
Throat and Lung Remedy. DR.. Aug.
Raiser's German Elixir. For the euro
Of Coughs aud Bronchial affections Il ia
truly wonderful, even those suffering
from Consumption in advanced stages
find great relief, and numbers OF patients
have found. TO their delight, not only
relief but euro. II being perfectly
harmless, makes II at once popular with
mothers, who OF oil other have felt tho
necessity OF such q medicine. The gen.
uine bears the Prussian.C Coat OF EARNS.
tho fac-simile signature Of DR.. Aug.
Kaiser, and has his name blown on every
75.cent bottle. A trial sizo may be had
at tho Drug store Of +. +. Muller for
rs cents.
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May S-Half mile and repeat, free
for all horses in Elko County.
May 9-Single dash, half mile, FREQ
for all horses in iho County that have
mover run for money.
The purses will 10 larger than have
ever boon given In tho county before.
Amount will DO named as soon a. tha
subscription list Ia filled.
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Aroass q Ao-.ss IN aAspa..s -
~ lStA q April DsxA SoaASAa19sa
3ohisoa's old plses In Hs.atAgtOa ~.
~. and vim inolads ~ ooanAEy 60 q
u Pine Valley EAngs. sqSAv MeeAA-
AAn and Ne Rsd-rock ooantEy. Ees1-
eody Interested b rrqUAAsa b stlsoA
81 bdng With tAsn PIsaly q go
youW.W u11XxAs
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SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COUNT or
I the seventh Judicial Mstri,t Of the 81 % Of
Nevada, In and for the County Of Elko
Jennie Ransom. Plaintin. agNnst George v.
Ransom, Defendant.
Action brought In The District Court of ths
SeVshth Judicial District Of tho state u NsyadA
10 aud for the County OF Elto, aud the Com
plant hlsd In tho oince Of the CLERK Of said IHa-
triet Court.
The State OF Novads sands greeting to ueorr,
W. Ransom. defendant: You arc hereby re-
luired to apucAr In m acton brought asainss
you by the above named PLAINTIFF in tho Dlstrict
GOuri u this Seventh Ju!iiciil District Of ths
State Of SevadA. In aud for tho County OF RiKb.
and 10 answer thu compl dnt nled therein within
ten days exclusive Of thu day Of eeTvi ., aft.r
the service on you OF this 4 immOns-lf served
within this County; or. II served out Of this
County, but In this District. within twenty days:
otherwise. within forty days or Ju iHuusnt by
default will DO taken against you, according 70
tho prayer OF said complaint.
Tho Aaid o ton IL brought TO obtain Q juda-
ment ANA dsssSe Of this Court that the bonda %
n~iAiriinnny heretofore and nov existing bate EN-
the Plaintiff and defendant. bs dissolved. That
the care and custody of thsir mInor child EimsY
han'oin. 10 awarded to tbs Plaintiff during thS
minority OF said minor child. and I 2 such other
and further relief 40 n the Court mar seem just
aud proper and for coats Of suit. And You Are
hereby notified that II you fail to appear ana
answer said complaint ~ Ebovo required, thS
said Plaintiff wilapply u tho Court FOR The re-
lief herein demanded.
uivsn under my hand and tho seal NJ n.
District Court III the seventh Judi-
ciAl itstrict al tito state Of Nevada
tsHALl County Of Elko. thii iOtn day N
March In the year Of ruF Lord one
Observation-Disclosures and seventy
nine.
miodSo o. E GREEN. cisrh.
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n.i ~ Y..heo r.,L.

7. Burner. Of this plaSt. I'm On ~
lsth instant start for Y.nkss Fora viii
. With No. I fourmuis team. earsyisg
dx passenger. With . limited aAeaaI
Of baggage. Passage through 70 tAa
mines, On quick time. $50. Two assas
already taken. Apply 10 z. Burner ~
J. L. Keyser for particulars.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals

II. NJ. Spear, Salt Lake.
O.. W. Wilson, Bodie.
Miss McElwain, Lamoille.
CIV. Grover and daughter, Lnmoillo
8. wenban. Cortez.
l.. A. Hall, Toano.
A. A. Cummings. Tuscarora.
j. 7. BabcoI,
@. 7. Conklin, San Francisco.
+. Goodalc, Star Valley.
John Cooper, Canada.
j. W. Payne. New York.
ID. L. Hooten and wife, Monnd Wy
Mrs. II. MCGOWAN,
John Kahn, Carlin.
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W. cents n day. or $50 per month,
Will buy an Insurance Ticket good for
$1,000, in event Of death, or for SIS
weekly Indemnity for disabling in.
jurics, whether caused by accidents ia
travelling or any other kind Of accident.
Insure against accidents in the Travel.
or's Insurance Company. Of Hartford.
Any Information chocrfully given Ivy
letter or otherwise. on application to
II. NJ. GRlSr, Agent.
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PRINAnY DEPARTMENT.

Everybody IL Liable 70 Accident.
Tho statistics Of the Travellers In.
suranco Company for the past yoar
show losses paid numbering 1907 for a
great variety Of accidents, 800 Of them
railway accidents,and the balaro,. cuts,
falls, Sprain,, cunning. burns, horse
and carriage injuries. needles, splinters.
bitcs, every conceivable thing. A yearly
policy Is cheap. Get one.
II. NJ. GRASI, Agent.
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Yesterday morning at an early hour
was tho occasion OF n worry pleasant
gathering at the residence Of VI. T..
Neville, TO witness tho determination Of
the marriage Of their daughter Lizzie to
our old Tuscarora friend, Charley
Leach. The ceremony was performed
by Rov. Robfrt McUulloch. Only n
small gathering OF the brides md
groom's most intimate a%cqunintanccs
were present. aud nfter mn early break.
fast the happy couple started for their
new home in Tuscarora by private ron.
vcyance. We cordially welcome our
old friend to the Benedictine rnuks.an IN
wish himself aud fair bride every hop.
plness rs they journey down tho path
way Of life.
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VIZ noticed this morning, that tho
Senate Saloon was undergoing n thor.
oush o%verhauling preparatory to the
Spring campaign. and will soon shine
forth resplendent in a new coat OF
paint, calcimine. etc.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.
E. P. HardsSty. Wells.
Rank Chase,
J. =. Sullivan. San Francisco.
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FrsA.y. AD-al N. lssA

ro-DaSh oeosk oosOo.
3J5 Ophir. AN -
90O Arxiean, SoS
go Gould aud Curry, % rs
70 Best 4 Beleher, IGN IL
3o5 California. 81
9 Savage. iOH lok
1910 Con. Virgins, 81
S1b ChollAr. 6% so
$50 Hale 4 Noreross. lOk lok
ISo Point. o. 81
SsO Jacket, 10 l6h
oSIo Imperial. 1850 lIOo
oO kentuek. 49Oe
SlO Alpha. - 23L
ltOO beIcher. 6SI
l3O Conndsnce, 10
oo sierra Nevada, Az
p Utah. 10
oIO Bullion. 6I %
o0o Exchequer, oM oI
70 Orerman, W
illo Justice o9oc 3OVc
AoSo Suecor. QUO Doc
40 Union. %
400 Alta BOY
zSO Lazy Bryan, oVc 100
$50 julia, 3Soc oo1o
215 Silver Hill, ll6o laoo
soo Challenge. Zsoc
AoO New 1ork' ooc 'oo
o. ashington Soo
y Andes, U
zVo wells Fargo ioo
~ peg. beleher' "
Az Ward. iooc
Zoo LeEiasnan, o "
. n. Con. 'irginia. oH
sIO scorpion. IA l4uo
ooo Trojan loe
zlo benton, so
y Sohd silver. S9c Soo
lOIo fiowery' U 900
ZoO north bonanza l4oc lAOo
iSo Mack"y. sloc 3loe
y NTH. view u
lou fotosi' tioc 4o'o
H., Leopard, ~
4oo orAhu IiLe.'oooS
aou Argenta' iz"c Y
ooO independence IA
ZoV ~scAfo DO
zoo hnasey. loo
soo Navajo zoo
olO belle ISLE too
<0o lie Frees' D
esEunS h'teraeon neAra-.
sou raymond q Eiy oAoc "A
~ EUREKA Con- M
So .cknon' u
% rhenih Ss2o
Ido belmont 800 AUG
ioO qua, y
dto Belle Va
I0o Manhatt"n' zioo ~
aoo S'n,'
<o'o nelie Isle ooo 400
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wanted.

A good girl TO cook and do general
house-work. Apply TO Tnos. sMirn,
Dox 20i, Tuscnrora.
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Departures.

This morning-Mrs. A. j. Graham,
Mrs ID. Doloyre. A. A. Commings and
Il. S. Con!ey.
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Tar the Pure Ground Coffee, three
pounds for 81, and Choice Teas, sold
at tho Elko Tea and Coffee Store, nsxt
door TO the Postofhce.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.

Depot Hotel Arrivals.
=. u. Brown.
q. +. Conkling, s. +.
+. Goodale.
J. Cooper, Canada.
J. W. Payne. New York.
1T. Bobcox. Tuscarora.
ID. T.. Hoo,cn and wife, Mound.
Mrs. Hannah MoCowen do
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ARRrvED to-day. . Ane selection oi
ladies' bounets. lAdies' and misses hats
trimmed and untrimmed-childrsn's
hats. fats. etc.. which the ladies Of
Elko and vicinity are invited 70 cali and
examine. These goods will be sold II
San Jose prices. Next door to the
Post-ofice.
NM. ". A. JAcEsou.
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noll OF HOnOr---.RlkO Pahlie
school.

school.
PRINCIPALS DEPARTMENT.
Rosa Alexander, Nstlie Bachelor,
Rosa Coin. Emma Cullen, Lizzie GAM,
Rosa Gardner, Mary MulchAy. Jane
ogilsvie. Amelia Plughon, May Terry,
Eisula Warner, Flora Willard.
MRs. MoCULLocH, Teacher.
INTERMEDIARY DEPARTMENT.
Luther Butler %. Willie Lane 9S,
Pauline Cohn, %, Helen Robinson SO.
Susie Payne 81, Josie Cullen 81, Horace
Lane SO, Alice MOClelland Us, Bertha
Porcher %, Georgia Pilner 95. Arma
Grant 81, Laura Baker Ga, Mamie Rus.
sell %. Ida Russell 90. Frank Gillignn
81. Alex. Penrod 81, Joo Henderson 81,
George Bruce 90, John Green 30, Josie
Devine 90. Rosa Garreoht 90, Lou
Craighoad SO.
Miss BELLE CADr, Teacher.
PRINARy DEPARTMENT.
Mary Devine 80. John Tucker %.
Oscar Kinglebach 81, Eddie Butler 81,
Barbara Lang 90, Alex. woiland 90. Joe
G.lligan Sc, Mortio Martin 90, May
Robinson 95, Annie Mulcahy "a. Nellie
Curry o., Lizzie Butler o.. Fannie
Mayer 03, Birdie Jackson 90. Fred Dye
%. Maggie Blackor o.. Lena GAM %,
Elliot Swan %, James Dye %, Ruth
Russell 81, Minnie Burris o., Will.
FORD Of, Ben Craighead 81, Dena Cal.
den Of, Lena Alexander 90. MARTINS
Dye 90, James Russell 90.
Miss LIZZIE HoUou, Teacher.
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LIvE chickens, fresh vegetables and
fresh FISH for sale at the Gem Reslaur.
ant.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.
W. NJ. Briggs, Pleasant vallsy.
Liman Van Camp do
q. NJ. Ruot. Conn.
L.. A. Hall, Palisado.
Robt, Counolcy, T%uscarora.
g.. A. Kingston do
O.. NJ. Morley.
j. Paquctte.
j. II. Read, s. +.
II. NJ. Spear, Salt Lake.
q. W. Wilson, Bodic.
ID. G. Kocno.
L.. Wenban.
l.. A. Hall. Toano.
A. A. Cummings. Tuscarora.
C.Grover and daughter, Lamoille.
Miss McElwAin do
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DeDOrureA

By the stage from the north this morn
ing were George w. Heal. Thos Aalluy
and Miss l.. Taggeigtr.
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Departures,

This morning were-E. J. Jouos md
Smith Van Dreiion.
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This morning-Len Wines, ]. Wines.
Mary Peterson, Kate willoughby. and
G.. E. Shandere.
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From tho north this evening WAS Geo.
Heal.
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This morning-Miss George Davis,
Pete Dixon and Tom Parker.
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For Tnsoaroia this morning woro ~
follows: J. Engler, B. u. Van Dusor,
and Mollie King.
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