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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

ESTATE OF ELIJAH PuLAgR, DECEASED.
Letters testamentary on the estate OF Elijah Full
mer late OF Pine township, Columbia county, pa,
deceased have been granted by the Register Of said
county 10 the undersigned Executors. All persons
having claims against the estate OF the deceden are
requested 10 present them for settlement and those
indebted to the estate 10 make payment TO the un-
deTslgned Executors without delay.
JOHN r. DERR, Derrs ? o ColCo.
HENRY j. ROBBINS, Millyille Col Co.
Jan %, SO-6w Executors
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Act wisely-be ready-have on hand Or.
Sellers Cough Syrup ard you will have
nothing to fear-not even doctors bill.
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The Rochester Union in referring to the
Maine opinion says: sit simply shows what
besotted and stupefed set of partisans the
justices of the court are, and says I'VE have
before us two "opinions" of the Justices
one given December %, 1877, and the other
Jan. 3, 1880. The justices were the same in
each case, with the exception of Judge Sey.
monds, not then of the court, and Judge
Virgin, whose term of Office has expired"
And we annex the two decisions
"opINIoN." 1877. "oPINIoN." 1850.
1t is to be regretted The representative is
that votes are lost by not to be deprived of
the negligence of town his right because mu-
officers, but the obvi- nicipal officers have
Gus remedy is to neglected their duty.
choose such as know
their duty, and know
ing it will perform it.
John Appleton, w Seymonds,
CIV Walton, John Appleton,
j G Dickerson, W Walton,
w G Barrows, W G Bsrrows,
VIM. Writ Virgin, Chas, Danforth,
John A Peters, John A Peters,
Artemus Libbey, Artemus Lihbey.
What is to be thought of so-caled Judges
who give two such conflicting opinions, both
of them in the interest of the Republican
party, when they needed such opinions in
order to advance the interests of the
pary?
That the latter opinion was given under
pressure of Blaine and his crowd, is shown
by the following extract from the Maine
Standard, which shows that a majority oi
the judges changed their minds very sudden
ly. Here is what it says:
Judge Libbey gave Governor Garcelon
and Councillor Brown the most positive
opinion that the returns from Portland were
fatally defective, and could not be legally
counted. Three more of the court gave the
same opinion to one of the legal advisers o
the Governor, thus giving legal majority o
the court in support of the acts of the Gov
ernor and Council; In every case PROFOUND
ed to them these four judges gave their opin
ions in accordance with the decisions form
erly given by the court. Each and every
man was positive the returns were fatally
defective in the Portland cases. Remembe
this was not the opinion of three, but of thu
legal majority of the Supreme Court. Thes,
are facts that can be relied upon.
Does any one still maintain that a Maine
Judge can give sn honest opinion when /
conflicts with the interests of his party ?
Er
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the following accounts
have been nled in the Prothonotary's onlce OF Co
OF Common Pleas of said county on the 3rd day OF
February 1850, and confirmed after the fourth day
OF said term unless exceptions be tled within that
time.
/. Account OF William Lamon, Trustee appointed
OF the fund bequeathed by John L. Fowler 10 Briar-
creek township Poor District.
2. Account OF j. b. Robson and L. E. Waller, Az
signees OF Iasper |. Thomas.
3, Account OF Joseph Rouch, Committee OF Eliza
beth Pouch.
A. The account of James Masters and Conrad
Kreamer Committee OF Margaret Fortner, lunatic.
WIN. KRICKBAUM,
Jan 2, ,sO-tC PrOthonOtarY.
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BEAD THIS.

A great and good thing have discovered sim,
pie process and compound that makes over go
pounds OF Bread from Barrel OF Hour, and ,ly
bread is better, lighter and more wholesome thah
made otherwise. This may seem impossible 10 some
but II is true and no humbug about II. The FOsI
Master here has tried IL, II you have doubt yoii
can be made from l5 pounds OF -four, and will save
you at least 81 In barrel OF hour, which is an llel
In every family at the present high prices OF nOli
and 1t IS Just grand thing for pies, custards alS
cakes OF all kinds. Will send the process ana A oVA
OF the compound, sunioient for barrels OF our,wth
directions, by express prepaid. for 81. II you ws.
TO econOmise and save money, send for box INV INV
while send II prepaid, for the price VIII be hsIc hs
as soon as introduced. Name your Express oln''
and send 81 TO a.,
+. Q. RENNER, New Midway Frederick Co. Nd
ian 30-lW Wkco
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TXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

ESTATE OF JONAS FETTERMAN, DECEASED.
Letters testamentary the estate of Jonas
Fetterman, late OF Locust township, Columbl.
county, Pennsy lvana, deceased, have been granted
by the Register of said county 10 Wm Feterman,
Rupert, Executor. All persons having claims against
the estate of the deceased requested TO present
them for settlement, and those indebted to the es
tate to make pay ment TO the undersigned admins
TRAITOR without delay. -
WIN. FE'rTERMAN,
Executor, Rupert, Pa.
vi. EYERLY, Atty. for Estate.
ian. o. 1SSO-6w
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Rev. Mr. Hayden has been released on
bail.
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Friday, January 80, 1880.

Friday, January 30, 1880.
All that certain messuage and lot of land situate
in Benton township, in the County OF Columbia,
bounded and described as follows, to-wtt: on the
north by land OF Thomas Siegfried, on the east by
land OF Alexander Kramer on the south by lands OF
William A. Coleman and j. b. Dildine and on the
west by the public road leading from saltwater TO
Benton, whereon are erected two-story frame
dwelling house and frame blacksmith shop.
Seized, taken In execution at the suit Of the Ben
ton Mutual Saving Fund and Loan Association
against jeremiah stiles. Benjamin +. Karns and
Caleb O'Bran, and TO be sold as the property or
jeremiah stiles, one OF the defendants.
LITTLE, Attorney. FiFa
ALSO,
All that certain messuage and lot OF ground situ-
ate In the town OF Bloomsbury In the county OF
Columbia, bounded and described follows. to-wit
on the south by sixth street. the west by alley
on the north by Sterners alley and on the east by
lot OF ground now or formerly the property OF j.
sharpless son. containing nifty feet in front, more
or less, and one hundred and ninety-eght feet In
DEPTH more or less, whereon is erected two story
frame dwelling house with one story kitchen
attached
Seized, taken In execution at the suit OF the Iron
Building & Loan Association OF Bloomsbury against
John Astatt and to be sold as the property OF John
Astatt
LIrTIEs, Attorneys. Fl. Fa.
Terms cash on day OF sale.
U.H. KNT, Sheriff.
Ian
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A DMINIsTRATORS NOTICE
ESTATE OF r. ). THORNTON, DECEASED.

" rHVnTNFVT't HEVENSFII,
Letters OF Administration on the estate iof u I
Thornton, late OF Town OF Bloomsbury Coumb,a co
deceased have been granted by the Register Of se,a
county to undersigned Administrators. All persons
having claims against the estate are re1uested 10
present them for settlement and those Indebted
TO make prompt payment.
G, r. & W J. BUCKALEw, L. II, RUPERT
Attorneys for estate. ELI BhRTON'
ian. 10, 's0-0w. Administrators
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
A D

ESTATE OF NJ. W. NUss, DECEASED.
Letters Of administration on the estate OF NJ W
MISS late OF the Town Of Bloomsbury, Columbia co.
deceased have been granted by the Register of said
county TO the undersigned Administrator. All per-
sons having claims against the estate are requested
to present them for settlement and those indebted
TO make pay mcnt without delay.
b. FRANK ZARR,
Jan. 49, s0-6w' Administrator
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MARKET REPORTS.
BLOOMsBURG MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

Wholesale prices at the close Of trade on Tues
day.
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BY virtue OF sundry wrtts issued out OF
the Court OF Common Pleas OF Columbia county, and
to me directed viii be exposed 10 public sale at the
Court House In the Town OF Bloomsbury, Columbia
County, Pa, at O'Clock, p. m, on
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4 UDITOR'S NOTICE.

Y ;
Among the records and proceedings OF the Or
phans' Court of said county inter ALA It is thus
contained.
In the matter of the estate OF John Hartman, late
OF orange township, deceased.
on motion OF C. W. Miller, Attorney for the heirs
and legatees and Charles q. Barkey, Attorney for
legal representatives heirs and egatees It is oreI-
ed that John NJ Clark be appointed auditor TO dis
tribute the fund in the hands OF Charles A. Meyer
Administrator of John Il. Meyer, deceased late ex-
ecuor OF the said John Hartman, deceased, Mar
shall assets and settle and adjust the said estate OF
John Hartman, deceased.
BY THE COURT.
Certified from the records this goth day Of DeCcm.
ber, A. ID. 1879. VIM. kRIoKBAuM, Clerk .. {.
The auditor In pursuance of the foregoing ap-
ponment, will attend to the duties thereof, at his
Office in Bloomsbury on Friday, January SOth, lNsO.
at 10 a. m, when and where all parties Interested
will present their claims or be debarred from com
ing in on said estate
Jan, @ soft JOHN NJ. CLARK, Auditor.
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Jan 2, 1891 -6v
EXECUTORS NOTICE.
NOTICE.

EXECUTORS' NOTICE.
ESTATE OF ANNA sHuMAN DECEASED.
Letters testamentary on the estate Of Anna Shu-
ms H. late of Main township Columbia county, Pa,
deceased, have been granted by the Regis cr Of said
county to the undersigned Executors. All persons
having claims against the estate OF the decedent
are requested TO present them for settlement, and
those Indebted to the estate to make payment TO the
undersigned Executors without delay.
DAVID SHUMAN,
Wm. Il. SHU IAN,
Dec 26, 1sT9-6w,' Executors.
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EXECUTORiS NOTICE.

ESTATE OF BENJAMIN MERIcLE, DECEASED
Letters Testamentary on the estate Vi Benia.
min Mericle. late Of Madison twp Columbia ctuniv
Pennsylvania, deceased have been granted By the
Register of said county to the undersigned t;xec-
utor. All persons having claims againsi tie
estate OF the decedent are requested to present
them for settlement and those Indebted TO the es
tate to make payment TO the undersigned Executor
without delay. - -
WILLIAM b. MERICLE
p. Buckhorn, Executor,
dec 26-6w.
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ON 80 DAYS TRIAL

w VIII send our EIeCtrO-NOItaIc Belts and OIntr
Electric Appliances upon trial for 30 days to those
suffering from Nervous Debility, rheumatism. Par
ally sis any diseases or the Liver Kidneys, and
many other diseases, sure cure guaranteed or no
pay. Address YOLTAIC BELT CO., Marshall, Mich.
Jan 30-4w
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LICENSE NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the following named
pesons have filed with the CLERK OF tine court OF
Quarter Sessions OF the Peace OF Columbia county
their petitions for license which VIII pc presen%1u %
TO the court on Wednesday, the Fourth DAY OF fep-
ruary next. -
Frederick N. Gilmore, bloomsbury hestaurah'
Tubbs q Chamberin h0lel
John s. Mann, Centre, ~, I@nNu.n @
s. n. IIagenbuch, orange, duNcIn'
william WI nams Berwick, 1HNcrh'
WILLIAM KRICKBAUM, CLERK q ;.
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X. =. EHT. VI uuo FooS'
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1t is to be regretted The representatives is
that votes are lost by not to be deprived Of
the negligence of town his right because mu-
officers, but the obvi- nicipal officers have
Gus remedy is to neglected their duty.
ahoose such as know
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A NNUAL STATEMENT

BLOOM POOR DISTRICT,
from February ath, 1879 to January 18th, 1890.
THOMAS REEcE, Treasurer for District.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

ian. 0, lss0-ts
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4 UDITOR'S NOTICE.
COLUMBIA COUNTY, S.:

Jan cts.
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Monday, February I'd, 1880.

All that certain tract Of land situate In orange
township, Columbia county and state Of Pennsyl-
vania bounded and described as follows, to-wit:
on the north by lands OF Henry Delong and Moses
Everetts estate, on the east by land OF Jonathan
Pfoust, on the south by land OF Thomas McHenry
and on the west by land of Thomas McIenry and
Henry Delong, containing fftyAtwo acres, more or
less, on which are erected dwelling house, barn
and out-buildings.
seized, taken into execution at the suit of orange
vile Mutual Saving Fund and Loan Association
against George Ferguson and to be sold as the
property Of George Ferguson.
Miller, Attorney. Fra
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Hon. T. j. Butler, of Prescott, sent
Charles A. Wetmore, viticuliural
agency at San Francisco some Ari-
IONA wild grapes and received the
following reply:
Your favor of the 10th inst, and
box of grapes, receive, for which I
send you n thousand thanks. | am
satisfied already that the variety of
wild vine you have in your vicinity
Is veIy valuable Advice your people
to g Fart nurseries of seedlings and
cuttings. The cuttings will in ii few
years be valuable and profitable
article for commerce.
The prominent characteristic is
the intense coloring matter of The
berries, equal, if not superior. to the
peculiar grape cultivated in France
for its coloring power. There is
wild currant favor which viii pro-
badly develop strongly IN wine made
from the grape. This can only be
determined by actual experiment.
would like very much TO get sam
pie of wine made from the berries.
| believe you told me, last wini er,
that some make wine of this grape
al Prescott. | ann anxious to procure
a larger quantity of the berries, to-
gether with some of the leaves and
cuttings, as shall make a report on
this grape and publish it by and by.
l should like to be informed whether
the vine in Arizona grows only in
bottom or damp land. strong soil,
ETC.; also, whether, under vorable
circumstance, it grows to ,.Ay great
size and whether the leaves are as
small as those in the box sent me.
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EaTd You Ever.

Did you ever see bald headed
man who didu't have such q beauii
full head of hair until that fever "
or that something or other, took j;
off,
Did you ever see an old bachelor
who WAS not for ever seeking for
marriage infelicities to reconcile
himself to his own lonely lot?
Did you ever think how much the
great epic poets have TO be thankful
for 10 those who have taken the trou-
BILE 10 separate the gold from the
dross of their writings?
Did you ever know an Irishman
who didn't thoroughly understand
the mysteries of forty
Did you ever see a small boy so
wanting n spirit that one diunal
doubling-np throughout the summer
con.d effect radical cu4 in his i'm
maturc-fruit-eating procliyities?
Did you ever see young lady who
wouldn't rather hear her husband
praised by q lady in the next town
than by the lady in the next house?
Did you ever know man who
habitually tells all he knows who
did not everlastingly repeat himself?
Did you ever know man who
talked much of himself who did not
have poor subject for his CONVEX
sation?
Did you ever know fool who was
aware that he was fool?
Did you ever think that you might
be thus oblivious as TO yourself?
Did you ever see another do the
same thing three times without
thinking you could do it much betters
Did you ever know swindled
nan whose hurts were not partially
healed by hearing of another man
swindled in like manner?
Did you ever know young lady
with a new and neatly-fttlng waist
who thought the weather was cold
enough for u wrap.
Did you ever see . man with large
feet who did not declare that the
boots were two sizes too big-that he
likes them easy, you know.
Did you ever think that men are
the biggest fools in creation. and
that the women enjoy the fun of
letting them remain unconscious of
it?
Did you ever see young man who
carried cane who would not repei
The insiHuation of Iameness?
Did you ever see drinker or
smoker who couldn't leave off at !
any time, if he only wanted to-
Boston Transcript.
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The census enumerators of Tucson
are sill unpaid by the United States.
The work has been finished, the re
ports sent in and the bill approved
fifty-seven days ago. None of them
are wealthy and This delay is decided
~ aggravating. Perhaps the money
il beng held in San Francisco for
the ulterior design of use in the com
ing elections. or perhaps the powers
that be" have not decided what as
S~ssment to make on these hard
worked and poorly paid census
takers Of Arizona. Be that as it NAV,
il is shame that the Uniiei States
census authorities do not pay up
Star.
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LOST NOTE.


NJ CTIC To all whom il may concern.
~ Notice Is hereby given hat a certain
PrUniissory Note. dated Giliett. 4. T. jane.
.. 1880, paya5lesix months after date. TO
Peter Arnold. or Order, for the sum Of Three
HYndred Dollars, with interest It one per
cent. per month signed " NJ b. HOOPER
L CO. by JOHN McCONNAClIIE Attor-
ney-in-fact- VAS lost between Giisett and
the Tiger Mine, on or aboat the 9Th day Ct
June. 1880; and ali persons are hereby
further notified that the said no.ei= valrlcss
for the reason thai ii was given without any
valuable consideration. aad any person
hereby not fed that the same VIII rot b.
paid by the undersigned. Any person find
ing the said note. may deliver the sand "a
Peter Arnold, Gillett, or TO the under
signed. at Phoenix.
1un8Osod WV. B. HOOPER & CO.
4 h Location of incipal place of bust
ness. San Francisco California: location OF
works, Maricopa county, Arizona. No.icc
There are delinquent npon the following
tNo. y levi*d ON the eighth day of july
1850. the several amounts sci opposite. the
nslnes Of the respective sher hcldere, 81
follows:
Names Cert sharcs AM.
2 y Gibson, Trustee.-..-5 40 0 Stse0 90
F 81 Gibson. Trusrce6 TOO 100 90
&c K Vernon. Trustee. u 1909 1900 90
-
And accordance with law ana sn order
Of the Board Of Directors. made on the
eighth day OF July. 1889. so many shares o.
each parcel OF Snea stock a. NAV be neces-
stry will be sold at public auctioT, nj The
Office OF the Company. Room s. safe Deposit
Building BIS Montgomery street, San Fran
cisco. California. IN monday. the sixth
day Of September 1882 a. tie hour of two
o clock, T. n. OF said drv, TO pay said deiin
quent assessment thereon, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses OF the !
sale.
<. D. ROGERS. Secretary.
Ofice-Room c. SAFE Deposit Building
32o Montgomery street, San Francisco. +.
California. aug-4
POSTPONENENT
The sale OF delinquent stock of the Rowe /
Gold Mining Company. is hereby pnsspon-f !
10 TUESDAY Sc teInb twenty-iirst 1880 !
at the same I.our and place
sep1O :. ID. ROGERS. Secretary.
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DR.. SPINNEY,
NO. II, kEERNY STREET,
Treats all CHrcnic and Special
Diseases.
YOUNG MEN

YOUNG MEN
w O MAY BE SUFFERING FROM
w the effects of youthful follies or indis
srefio1. will d well - avail themselves of
this. the greatest born ever laid 1t the altar of
SUFFERING humanity. DR.. SPISNEY viii
guarantee 70 fe-feii $500 for every Csc O.
seminal weakness or private disease of any
kind OF character which he Undertakes and
ails TO cure.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
There many at tbs age of thirty tn sixty
who troI o!e,l with too frequent evacuation
Of TIE bladd r. often accompanied by a slight
smarting or turning Sensation. and q weakness
Of the system in manner the patient cannet
account for. On examining the Grinary de-
posts rory sediment viii often he md and
sometimes snail particles OF nibHIsn Mi
appear, the color will be of thin milkish
hue. again changing to . dark and torpid ap-
pearance- There many men who die al
this difficulty ignorant of the caTse. which is
he second stage of seminal wear ness. DR.. S
will guarantee perfect cure ID ali such cases
and healthy restoration OF the genito-urinary
srgans.
P. S--For private diseases Of short staHd-
ing, fnll course of medicines. sufficient
for cure, with all instructions. VIII be
sent to any address -. receip1 of $40
Office Eours-lO to and Is to :. Sundays
from 10 to / a. M Consultation free. Thor
ourh examination and advice. SIS. Cali Or
sddIess, On SPISNEY & CO..
No I I Hearny street, Sal Fsaacjsco-
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favor with the object ofthrowing the
elections into the House where they
propose to support Weaver, and thus
defeat Hancock. In short, he asserts
that Weaver has sold out the Green
back party to the Republicans for
what might be called remotely cou-
tinent chance of getting their
help for himself And finally Lum
adds that If his statement is contra
dictei he will produce proofs. Ii is
common saying that all is fair in
love and war and politics, bat in that
case This exposure must We suppose
lie rejoineT just rs fair as The con
dition il exposes. Orr advice to real
Green5ecilers is TO Gror Weaver and
vote fer one or the ether OF the regu-
lar candidates. IF Weaver has bar
gained with the Republicans they
are certain to first Use him aad then
cling him aside.
Curry, Co.., Oct. 3i.-On the 29th
ult., a party OF ireighters in camp on
Cinnamon Creek, about four miles
from Clinc's Ranch, were visited by
number of .Uncompagh Utes. who
demanded supplies AMI on being re-
fused one Of these Indians attempted
to shoot, where upon oEe of the
freighters shot and killed one of the
Indians, named Johnson, son Of the
chief. The news OF the affair was
communicated to the agent at Los
Pinos, at whose request detail of |
soldiers was sent out, who arrested |
the teamsters and brought them Into
the agency, and while on their way
back they were surrounded by Il band
of Indians who overpowercd the
guard snd took the prisoners from
them. There is no doubt but what
the Indians have killed the freight
ers.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 4th--A Port
lanl dispatch says. the President and
parry, today, left Vancouver on the
steamer Windwest, and proceeded
up the Column bia river TO the falls.
All along the river the residents
greeted the party in cordial man
Ter. At the Cascades the President
vas greeted by the Mayor and
Council.
NORWICH, CoSx., Oct. 4;h.-The {
own meeting resulted in the election t
If the Republican ticket by LOO z
majority
IsDIASAPoLIs, Oct. 4tii.-The con c
esting parties have their work down Y
0 fne point. Both the Democra- I
ic ard Republican party profess to :
now within 800 of how the election $
S going. The system adopted of re- 1
how each elector will vote
5 said to be the most complete ever +,
6opted. The Democrats row claim f
900 majority, and the Republicans {
lain 400 majority. The difference {
1 he figures between does not indi- =
ate close work. Both parties are RI
biased in making up their h
SITS and the election alone will be Il
ecessary 10 determine who is in +
rror.
Water to the yuit1re STfnc. I
WICxENBUKG, Oct. 4-The water l,
Inch the Vulture Big. Co. has been 81
wing to force through The pipe II
ON Seymour has at last been suc- o'
SIS. 1t arrived at the mine yester- 81 q,
NJ morning and IS working well o
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MIR. Laten is up from Tiptop and
informs US that the mine is running
nicely and that 1870 men are employ
ed in the same taking out ore which
assays $500 and works up to $3.50 in
the mill The TIptop is an excellent
property, and NC look for the stock
=, 20 M Z, Nfacr.