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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-11-26

GREAr NANEs.-Jennie Lind was famed as a vo-
calist, Henry Ward Beecher as a minister, hudd
Dohle as the driver Of Goldsmith Maid was knosn
the country over, but one other name attracted as
much OF more attention, aud that name was
Marshall, which together with the title o.
Doctor prehxed should read Dr. Manhalls Lang
syrup, for Coughs, Colds, Asthma Bronchitis etc.
A. an ExpectoTsnt for Consumption II Is uneroel-
led, aud stands without rival for above diseases
Reader We only ask trial Of one botileto convince
you that We speak the truth. Trial bottles free,
Regular size o.. Chenault a Penny, stanford, Ky.
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Valuable Lands and Town
Lots for Sale

For sale privately, until Jan lst, a Farm of 30
Acres on lia~kin's Branch, adjoining Geo. 4.
McRoherts. Il is all under fence aud has small
house on IL. The land Is la good condition. Also,
the old Lindsay Stephenson Farm OF 1877 Acres
on Dix River, Ia tine state Of cultivation. Large
brick house on H. Also, 10 Acres adjoining
the Poor HOUSE farm. Has a house aud hne orch
ard thereon. Also, q House and Lots on
stanford street In Crab Orchard. House Is large
aud other Improvements are good, and another
HOuse and Acres In Crab Orchard pre-
Ter 20 SELL hut will Itnt II eau not. Call on &C
address " 10. StEfHEtsON.
ii7-2m Cab orchard, Ky.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-11-26

PARrRlDGEs.-Sportsmen tell us that
they have never known partridges 50 scarce
In this county as they are this season.
Several gentlemen from town spent a whole
week hunting in this, Garrard and Boyle
counties and only found Fix ooyies during
the time Traps and nets in the months
forbidden by law 10 take them, have pretty
eflectually done the work, and yet not a
man has been a1nsled and lined. A Law
not enforced IA worse than no law.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-11-26

Miss Lille Noel, Highland Mary; Mis-
Mamie Olds, Morning Miss Maggie Lay.
ton Granny Short" Miss JOSIE Armstrong,
Summer. All went o. merry ~ the chimes
Normandy. The masques were removed
at 10. but the crowd fingered iiil after ~
o'clock Al are anxious Tor another.
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Willard Hotel Lottery !
A !ins.l.a Furnished Hotel ig q.
1854 Cash Prizes and l,4l6 Property
Prizes Amounting TO s369,S50.

This Drawing will take place al Louisville,
NY, Dee. 81. 1850. under authority Of spe-
cial Act OF the Kentucky legislature, and will he
under the absolute control uf the following disin-
Hon. Robert Mallory, late NJ G.. Of Oldham Co;
d. N Fl0urnoy, President Of the Louisville Car
Hoof Go Hon n. 4. Whitaker, Of Covingion
Henry Clay, Dr., late Prosecuting Attorney o.
the Louisville city Court, sud a.. A. Winston, of
The Law hnn OF 1. a ). Caldwell Winston, Of
N.afaVIIla
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-11-26

TO LAND OwNEns-John r. Proctor,
Chief OIL Kentucky Bcarcau Of lmmi-
grafton, l. arranging for the settling Of a
number n Germans in the State, many Of
whom are able TO buy land. Of the better
grades The Frankfort Isonan, therefore,
advises all having lands 10 sell 10 advertise
them Vt once either in their home paper or
some State paper Of general circulation and
send a copy to Mr. Proctor. The wise will
take notice and govern themselves scc1rl
IL.
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PUBLIC SALE !

on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 80. 1850, I WILL
sell TO the highest biddeF,at my farm mile from
Mckinney station, all my stock, consisting Of -
head OF good 2-year-0d tattle, two Mir Cows, one
work Mule, a large lot Of Hay, Farming Utensils,
one Combined Reaper and Mower, one Thomas Hay
Rake, perfectly new, one Roller, Plows, and other
farming implements. Terms made known on day
Of sale.
liI-2t ,. ~. WALKER.
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TO CONTRACTORS. - Fred. Defuniaki
General Manager Of the l.. a \. X. r., adj
yerIises for bids for the graduation, mason
ny and tunnelling for seventeen miles Of the
Knoxville Branch extension. Bids close
on the 9Th Of December,
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LIST OF PRIZES.
rho M,,nsss , ms,f, s,,n al It's .ll.1


h0lf IIfktt, 9, HaI'ss, - VaartfTs, v
hesponslble agents wanted al an Important paints
Iur circulars giving iul Information and ir tickets
addrrss NJ. e. u. WHIPS, Milar Hotel, Louis
VILE, Ky, o. " SCOTT GLORE. bookseller, Lou
isFllle, Ky.
Iho iiuicl Is nos open, aud viii Pee run ny the
uudefssuCd uniil n u ready 10 he transferred 10
the lurky wiuner. The puhlis are inFite'i 10 stop
with me, and see the pfolrfiy iaf themselves.
al8.id M. g. u, Wiilfs.
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BRICK FOR SALE.

~ No. ALBRIGHT 4 60. nEOpHEAp. Ky.
have large number on rflck ~ sale, % the iol-
ltFinf prices Hand nflrk o. The Kiln, . pr
Thousand. ~nn Nflcf NJ tle Kiln. a.
Recently This firm has gone eNicnsirely into The
ufug business AMI are prepared io hh prescriptions
OF any time ht-lm
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-11-26

SEvFRr fAfL--Jchn Bright, IT,, while
skating, Monday, fell and striking his head
was rendered inscn'iblc lie remained ap.
panntly dead for some time, but the time
" arrival u Dr. Craig brought him al
right again, ard at this writing he isRoine
ii
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-11-26

THERE is so little doing in the legal bus.
ines here that one Of our lawyers has quit
the practice and gone TO butchering hogs.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-11-26

DEPUTY smERiFF - Geo. 5. Carpenter
has been sworn in as deputy sheriff, in the
place Of Reuben Harris, who goes South
with stock.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-11-26

TnE COMMERCIAL HorEL-Ilas been
rented for another year by Mr., Ut Harris.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-11-26
LocaL Walters.

AuNirED quantity Of strictly nice pound
cake -four for sale by Geo. d. Wearen.
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FOR SALE OR RENT !

\ HOUSE AND LOr'i
Opposite Col 4. r. nills, Ia sianioid. The tuuse
has six rooms; pump Of good water Il al the dooi,
and the 0uthouses are Numerous and guud, Tue
lot contains about an acre. Tor further iniurnia-
ton. apply 10 THOMAS No. BALL.
4il-im stanford, Ky.
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ON MONDAY. DECEMBER O.

1850 County Court day between 10 AN. and ?.
NJ, sell 10 the highest bidder, at public auction,
tract OF 1913 acres Of Land, situate mile North
OF Crab orchard, on the Lancaster turnpike road.
aud being known as the Saunders Farm, TO satisfy
plaintiffs Judgment against W. q. saunders for
p0U aud 10 realize the interests Of II. Roberts
and g. NJ Jones 10 said tract aud the costs Of his
action. Terms Of sale:-Credit Of 6 aud ~ months;
bonds with approved security required, bearing
per cent Interest from Fay Of sale payable TO Com
miss ner and have effect ~ judgments
4lf2t w. q WEIGH. NJ. &. l.. &. G.
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COMMISSIONERS
SALE OF LAND.

LINCOLN CIRCUIT COURT e. NJ. JONES
vs W. r. saunders; Geo. ". James sc - W. q.
saunders' hrs. &c. In Equity.
Pursuant 20 q Judgment herein rendered at the
October term. issO OF this Court, the undersigned
Comr will, lefore the Cori-liouse door In stan
l.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-11-26

PouSp PARrv.-The young ladies Of
Mrs. ). H. IIocker's Sunday School Glass
gave a Pound Party and Oyster Supper in
Mr.. Henry naughmans slore.room under
the ST. A.afh, last night, to raise addition.
al funds for the improvement Of the Pres
byterian Church cupols They were libcr.
ally patronired
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-11-26

THE WEArHER.-IIas been intensely
cold Tor more than = week, the thermome.
ter on several mornings registering A. low
a. . degrees Tuesday the ice gatherer.,
fearing that this would be their last chance
went to work and one or two houses were ILL
ed with ice from p to inches thick. The
"oldest inhsbitant" says Il Is sooner than
he ever knew the like before
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-11-26

CLrn RATS. our subscribers Who con.
template taking any Of the literary OF
other publications, can save money by or
defing through us. We can furnish Har.
pers Magazine at 81; HaPcr's W,,liy and
Basaer, each $500; Scieniidc American, 81 80
Geicy's Ladies BOOB, $50; Riersoa's DO
81 so Rrrd N,r rortsr, 81 50, a.. Sc.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-11-26

TnASKs.-Our business Manager, who
has just returned from profitable visit to
Rockcasile il under iaany obligations to
Sheriff w. II. Albright, Col. Sam NJ Bur
deti, c. Crooke and W. A. Burnside for sIe-
oial favors. To the latter gentleman he is
especially indebted for assistance in getting
eleven new subscribers among the employ
ees Of the Pine lIill Coal Company and for
enlightening him in the mysterie' II coal
digging.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-11-26

IIoIIDAY TINEs-we are on the eve Of
the gay and Joyous holiday times Of the
year 1850. Young ladie. and gentlemen
will want to look well at parties and other
amusemsnts during Christmas week, and
during the week Of the opening Of our new
Town Hall Get ready now. Hayden
Brothers can rig you all up in clothes as
fne as Worth, Of Paris, or Buiterick. Of
New York. and at greatly les cost. Give
them a call and YOU will get bargains in
all Won buv
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-11-26

TuE l.. x y. r. R.-lias reduced it,
rates Tor hauling coal from Pine Ilill 10
this place to Eve cents per hundred pounds.
Il was . cents We get this information
from Col c. II. Rochester, a member Of
the Railroad Commission, who says this is
but little over three and half cents per
bushel II the miners and the retail deal
en- would make proportionate reduction
consumers ,long this road would have that
benefit Of cheap fuel to which they are en-
titled by location.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-11-26

VIZ NAVE il from good authority that no
Merchant Tailor In 1,oui-ville has great.
er variety Of goods, cuts better fitting gar.
menls and sells lower than J. Winter a Go
corner Of Third aud Market Streets This
branch Of their business takes in the en- iire
second noor Of their large building We
advice Won % give lhem a trial
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-11-26

SUPREME TREAsuRER.-Judge K. J.
Breckinridge has been appointed Supreme
Treasurer OF the knights Of Honor 10 6ll
the vacancy occasioned by the death Of X.
A. Hosmer. The Judge has made his Of
fetal bond Of $4,000, and will remove
to Louisville, where his office will be here
after. The appointment ia an admirable
one, as the Judge is not only bright and
enthusiastic Knight but business man Of
the strictest integrity The Widow and
Orphans fund will he safe in his hands.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-16
The Naughty Sun

Is always at war with the COM
p!eXiOn. Guard agains, it as they
will, ladies cannot avoid his dig
figuring rays. They can, however,
obltsfa,e TIER effects by using at
their toilet "GLEEE's SULPHUR
SOAP" This marvellous restorer of
female beauty il free from all obiPc-
tloca5!a properties OF the metallic
washes IN common use, beng as
polsonless as water. Beware OF
COun,erizits. In this age of inquiry
and analysis, no dele.erious toilet
article can succeed. See that &c. n.
CRITTESTON, Proprietor" is printed
On each packet, without which none Is
genuine. Sold by druggists at p
cents, three cakes 60 cents. HILL
instantaneous HAIR DYE" owes it
popularity no less to the safety witt
which it can be used, than to sh'
extraordinary beauty and luster OF tbs
eo.oEs ii produces.
To THE RESCUE WITH HALE
HONEY OF HoREHoUND AND TAI
before the baby straDgIes with Group
Pixies TooTHACHE DRoPs Cure il
one minute. sl5
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The Electric Light il Wabash.

The Tifin, Ohio, Tribune, OF the %
instant, contained the following
which will be interesting at this time
in connection with the proposal to
light this city By the Brush electric
light:
A committee, combating Of Messrs.
Moessney, Schinness, Sting snd
Chamberlin, has gone to Wabash,
Ind, to investigate the electric light
for street lighting purposes. A few
days ago City Cierk Sullivan received
the following letter from Wabash:
WABASH, IND, August IS.
City Clerk, TT6fn, o.:
Srr-In reply to your inquiries with
regard to our electric light, l will gay
that the population Of our city is 1850;
that the area occupied by the city Is
about thrse-fourIhs Of q mile from the
central point where the light is situated.
The light continues to give good satisfac-
ton, and our citizens notice IFS absence
very quickly when, for any cause, it may
not be lit up. The outskirts OF the city
ara very much better Illuminated than il
would be in our power to do with scat
tering lamps. j he only other kind of
street lighting we ever experimental
with was q gasoline lamp. 1t did no
good at all, and was abandoned. Par
ties from gss-lit cities, who have noticed
our light, say the effect is much better
than it is possible to obtain from the |
number Of gas lights they are able to |
maintain.
While experimenting with our light
we had the machine to generate electricity |
in the basement of the court house. The
lights were and still are on the dome.
The light produced was then splendid,
and it required no effort to mole tue time
on the dial OF an ordinary watch three
fourihs Of mile from the light. In
order to procure permanent motive power
We were compelled to move the generator
10 planning mill about 700 feet distant.
Tne effect is not so satisfactory.
We have four burners-one toward
zach point of the compass, with a re.
1ector behind each. Each burner has
lighting power Tor is estimated to hAve)
If 1900 candles.
l enclose circular which ia pretty
nearly correct as regards expense Of run
ling, except the power of engine. Our
experience has certainly been that it will
equire power Of at least twelve horses
o give good results. In my judgment a
,etter effect could be produced by ma
chimes ofless power and placed in differ
at localities.
The effect of the light is much better
q the part OF our city occupied by resi-
-ences. than in the portions occupied by
business buildings, in close blocks, with G
ew opening for passsge-of light. i
Standing in the light the shadows look r
cry dense. They are only SO by con-
rast. Pass into the shadow aud the
fleets of the light can be readily seen.
There appears as yet to be no breskage
r wearing out, and to all appearances
be machine is durable.
can think OF no other point likely to
e of interest. If any other information c
wanted write sgSin. =
Respectfully,
HOWE MCGUIRE,
City Clerk.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

Following arc t1e latest quotations
-four, grain, wool, ETC., IN the San
Francisco market
FLOUR-SuperGne, Is 5094 90; Bakers
Extra, s. 90 @S5 I21: Family Extras,
g. 57!; Wslla WRlla, extra, s. 0O@S5 Il!
PbbI.
VIBRATING. I, 81 400 I 425; No.
., s. 30gI 50 p ell.
BARLEY-Fced, - @ 62lc. rCoast
,nd75c9s2tc forBsy; Brewing, 87lG92!
CWt.
JATs-Qao.aJle at$l $50 s. 45P ell.
Feed.
CORN -Quotablo ST 81 Oh for Large
elbow; 81 % for Small, and 81 05 Ter
Ehite, q ctl.
WOOL-San joaquin and Southern
Coast - @ 25c. nominal. Very little
doing.
HiDES-Dry Hides, usual selections,
Flint, 10 e I9Ic,; Dry Kips, 10 o. l91c'
Green Sailed, heavy steers, over 55lbs,
l05c do, under 90 lbs, Toe; Kips, Zoe;
CalEskiaE, 10 q I2c.
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SELLING OUT FOR CASH.

Having a desire to retire from the
eec0nd-band b 1siness, l offer for sale
large stock OF Household Goods and
Trsps Of every description Cheap Tor
Cash.
With the outfit now in my posses
zion l intend TO completely democrat
lie the Furniture Trade. There viii
BE- no Gx5d prices upon which 10 give
quotations uUt! the business is wound
%. JOHE CRANE,
RuI Half Book West OF Theatre.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-16
Cache County Educational In
stiLute.
LOGAN. Sept. 11th, 1880.

IaIUt AHuHlf GNAOotAcH0A Al
stiLute.
LOGAN, Sept. 11th, 1880.
Editors Herald:
The Cache County Educational In
stitute met per adjournment. Mr..
Parkinson was appointed critic.
Miss Thompson then gave lesson
on Mental Arithmetic, which was
rendered in q lively manner.
Next on the programme was q
dialogue by F. J. Cannon and Joseph
A. Smith. Mr.. Cannon not being
present, Mr.. Smith gave Lesson in
Grammar instead of the dialogue.
A lesson on the map OF Europe. by
Mr. Carlyle; not present. BE- request,
Mr.. Geddis gave lesson in Elocutior
and conducted his class in an able
manner, after which Miss Leishmar
gave le.son in Orthography.
Critics report full and interesting.
Programme for October Was az fol
lows: Lesson in Fourth Reader, Miss
LsngtoD; Geography, North America
! Nora Crockett; Select Reading, Mr.
Olsen; Address by Mr.. Leatham-
subject, GOOD Results Arising from
Singing IN SCHOOL," Lesson in Com
position, by Mr.. s. Oldham; Miscel
,Iianeous. Adjourned.
| ESTHER LEEHMAE,
] Secretary.
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PERSONAL.

Judge Hagan ia expected up IRON
Beaver tonight.
Mr.. Henry HecgeF has come oVel
from the Bay 10 spend few day.
with his Te!stiges.
Mr.. jake Moritz. OF Salt Lake
Brewery fame, goes to Park City TO-
day, to gather stray docats spent fol
beer By the boys in that prosperous
camp.
Mr.. E. Burke Spencer, assistant
train dispatcher of toe Utah and
Northern Railroad, came down on
Wednesday to spend a day or two
among friends here. he looks well.
81. NJ. Hyudmsn, E.q., an editorial
writer on ths Pail Mall Gazstte, snd
a gentleman prominent in society
ard politics in London, England, who
has been spending a month in Salt
Lake, starts on his rsturn to England
lhis morning.
Mr.. Fl. Phillips, representing the
lsrge book frm ofDaniel Sots & Co.,
New York, and Mr.. @. e. Brown,
representing the publishing house of
Estes & Laurias, Boston, came 10
from the west on Wednesday and
leave for the east this morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-16
BEN. TASKER.
How Eo MAZDA His Escape and
WHAT Hs Has B8eR Doing,

| VIZ. Wood, of Wood & McCulloch
sheep men, westward ofihe Wah Wat
range. met Gni talked With Ben
Tasker since his escape from Jail
Ben. came to Wood a3Q asked hin
10 bny his sheep. During the inter.
view Tssker explained to him the
manner CT his escape. He ssid be
had taken the precsUtion during the
dag to unscrew the lock of the sheriff &
Office, where he was being confined.
When Sheriff COMBS men were
asleep, and ne heard Prati's men al
the back SIDE OF the building, he took
bis boots in HE hand and lightly
stepped over the sleeping guards
in front of the door. and gained
the free air OF heaven. In the
meantime bis black mistress had
a horse placed for him, but Ben.
Uould net lake the rick Of reaching
tbs horse on account OF some Eoisy
dUgs, so to1k it afoot going eastward
through a wheat field until the sage.
brush was reached, when be walked
on the bushes for some distance to
hide his tracks. Ben. Gays he made
Mountain Meadows On the DR..
IauneT principle, that Is, he only had
By way of victusls a few ,urnips on
the trip. At Mountain Meadows be
got a hors5 and returned 10 Deseret
SpTiDgs. his cd stamping ground.
From there ne waited PioEha twice,
ard had su interview with John
Lynch. The interview resulted in
he selling of Ben.'s sheep, upon |
which Lynch held a mortgage, to
Wood & McCulloch, and Desert
Springs and all cattle and effects to
Lynch. Ben. said to Mr. Wood !
hat he sent his mistress to Oaliiornis,
lnd that he and Shsfer, who was i'm.
1lIcated with him IN the stealing OF
ONE horses from MI English, were
q for Mexico, going By way of Colo
ado Canon and Fort Moha7e. Ben.
Eas armed with g Creeimoor rife,
evoleer and knife, and said be was
not 70 be taken alive.
3en's Whereabouts einCe his escape
rom isil has been a matter OF public
aud to assume that the Off
.ers. who stand morally, il not
egaUy responsible for his escape,
night not have been equally well
.cg:ed, JIG 10 assume that they are i'm
.eciles. None are so blind as those
,ho will not zee, and certainly no
rest effort has been made by cur
dicials lately to see Tasker,-S0uth-
re Utoh Times.
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Never Return.

Itis said that one out of every four
real invalids who go TO Denver, Col,
to recover health, never reluen 70 Ine
East or Sonth except as corpse. Inc
undertakers, next TO the hotel keep
ers. have the most pEUttAbie business
This excessive mortality may be pre-
vented and patients saved and cured
nnder the care of friends and loved
ones at home, if they will but use
HOP Bitters in lime. This we know
See other column,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-16
Tim Kelley-or the Deaf Mute"

Some time ago FreDohman
rejoicing under the title OF Tim Kelley
was arrested at the depot for stealing
ride on the care. Tim was the
dumbeet and the deaiest man ever
invented, and when arrested could
heather hear nor speak a word. The
day following he was brought before
Judge Pyper, snd communicated the
emotions OF his tender soul to those
present by means Of a piece OF slate
and pencil which he carried with him
to convey his thoughts. Tim was
given thirty days on the street for
vag1ancy. He didn't like work and
could only be induced to 90 through
the form OF labor in the chain gang,
by application OF certain well directed
pedals at a certain portion Of his
person. The other day, the pedal
came little heavier than ususl, and
Tim broke forth in volley OF oatbs
He couldn't talk, but at swearing be
WAS we'll educated; but since that
fortunate blow, Tim has recovered
the use Of his organs OF speeoh. On
Wednesday afternoon while working
with the gang on South Temple
street, Tim made q break to run
aWay, and was not caught until be
he had reached the depot. He waE
again interviewed by Judge Piper
and awarded another contract on the
public streets, which runs for thirty
days after the present contract has
been worked out.
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Bullion.

Recsips of bullion on Wednesday:
By Mccormick & Co.-One car
load OF Brooks bullion, two OF Ger
mania refined lead, aud one car load
OF Wood River ore; value, Sc, $50.
By Wells, Fargo & Co.-One car
load of Hillside ore, 2,309.44, and
four bars of Ontario bullion, $4,-
923 81; value, 81, 233. %.
Total value OF bullion shipments,
$13, $50 %.
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Bogus Certificates.

Its no vile drugged stuff, pretending
to be made Of wonderful foreign roots,
barks, etc, and pulled up By long
bOgus certificates Of pretended mira
ulous cures, but a simple, pure, effect
i've medicine, made OF well kUO8n
valuable remedies. that furnishes lis
own certificate by its cures. We refer
10 b p Biiters, the purest and beat OF
medicines. See Truths" aud Pro
yer in another column.