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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-01-29

TT S. Land Office at Worthngtol,, MIMI
y Jan. T., 1850
Notice is t,eTt'y gwen that I'll" fn'lnwi W
na,h'd settler has FLEE. rrliu' Of his Intent 10
max" lima proof in supper Of 'is claim. and
cu ll,al Entry thereof II !"' Nrir'.i.n If 'hir
Cherries y. il'lh. Homestead Appratinn
H..:'c f,s' HE wi:n", sec. i J. Ia and names
u fn!lnWii.. u, his witnesses. viz:
DANES ltnibcltly AID Michael l.i!cy, Grand
Prairie, Mimi.
2"l Mons GH.S!.,i' r. X, .i,ttr.
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TT $. and On;r2 at Worthns:on, MIN,
~ January I. 1880.
Notice j. hereby iv"n tnat The following
named So; tier has filed nrtr of lis ",rli1i,, to
make final proof IL Supp ~ Of his claim, and
cure final entry thereof at the exn:ra!i"l q: IIir
ty days from the da r. Of this nu:irr. viz:
Joseph Talhtri, lIuln"> cad Apple. lo:, y,
$50 tor the Si4n"Il srr 2 Il, ana ll;illl.s the
following az his witnesses. VIZ:
James hpm and c. }. FOX, Of Oin"y, Mobiles
county, llinn.
.o] Mons GElNAGER Rc.iStcr
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HOW VA I Ci!ES Il H. l. MADE.

HOW II Il Ci!ES Il RE- MADE.
I. will he "!::s.iri: IL ANY onH, who wi exam
il" 4 :Ol.!> GOLD II Al -. that Isl &c r. thu
l,,t"*Sa ~ 'Ei"!> " SS for ing AMI Fp;i;!,i
4 frye proportion ui the brt ri',,l> metal tscd. is
needed o"lE /" i;iv'l:I.u huu t,rerEr ve'l pr
n,s ~ place, and supply 1ll:' llt,'>St Soity
aud strength. he >ii rii, gold >artua'y need
Jess lar UTILITY II {! beatty are c ,llcerl,ed.
IN JAMES H'>>S' rAIi:Nr COLO WATCH
GASES, l:li> WASTE; 81 precious meta is over
L ne. all the SAME SOilDiII AND STRENGTH
p"tirtu It f'oln rnc-lnir,l to '.l,t irlr OF the
usual cost Of >n,i crs'S This process j. OF the
mast simple nature. as follows: plate of nc!lie
composition metal c>lr IDLY adAmr' to the
pitI;o>r. las Two plates vi SOLID tOl.n so't.rrcd
.;itr "n esrh side. / he ta;cc. are then pasSr
b:tw'e pni~llH steel rollers. and the cSNit is
Il trip of heavy plated composition, from whi"h
the. g !Sps. backs, c'ntrrs. bezrlS. etc. are eut
aud shaped by >lAi''r dies AMI formers. The
gold in these cases is ue:i"i ':.tly thick to ad.t
ci All kinds Of c!sin!., engraving AMI cEa set
ling: The engraved have b. On rried I'M
til worn perfectly s!Hon!. by time and use With
ont removing tIr god
THIS IS Tile ON; CASE WADE WITH TWO PI.AT's
or Sf,Li, GOLD AND WARRANTED BY SPECIAL GER.
TlrIt,Tf
For S1le by Ill jewelers.. Ask FOR illustrated
Gaia 0"ur. aid to seq warrant.
s. 5. Ui.Wi II, Hr;lilGtcn. Silly
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NoTlrE. L S LAID Office, Eorth'gton,
~ Mimi. Jan. Z. 1857.
Complaint having been cntrrcl at this Office
by Joseph Tarbett against Austin y .Jp rs
ed July j, 'S7;. upn, the nv see i"w~ II!
+. -. in Mobiles cu!,nfy. MINI. w III Il :i"A to the
cancs la'"n OF said en'r: ;thc said parties a:e
hereby summoned appear at this cIce ON The
III d ~ OF Feb. 1850. ut | o'u:ock p u, 10 re-
Sposis aud furn !, testimony concerning said al
leye Gb;:ntlUnmcn:.
MONS GRlEAGER. Register
col j. Z. MOO LIO-<, Receiver.
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Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.
WHEREAS, Default has been made in the
w c"ndi ions of (; cert lin Mortgage III de by
Henry Baldwin, Mortgagor, 10 julia M. Ilumcr,
Nor, gage, and da'ed November 24th 1877, and
rccndcd i'll the office OF the Register If Deeds nf
No.les County. Minnesota: OF November nth j.,
cages, page -25, aud which mortgage was given
To- ,, sgrrS the E.ymert Of 'e sum q Nine hun
Der 24th, 1917 ut The rate OF twe.ve per cent per
ahuunl, and Which Interest Was and is payable
anEunlIy:
And whereas, rhc annual instai]ment of ill.,
tcrvSt due and payable on sal NOR gage deb,
on November 9th, 1879, AID amounting TO tn.
sum of One Hundred AMI Eight Dollars, {$lt&U)
is due and unpaid. and there is now due and I'M
pid on said mortgage a 1T the debt secured
thereby the sum of One Hundred and tight Dol
lars Us. " atd no action or proceeding at law
or Ol herw Use having cen C mlnenceh to recover
said interest on said mortgage 1cbt OK aly part
thereof;
Notice is hereby given that ,.ndcr and by vlr.
tue of the power oil sale in said mnrtg gage con.
tanned. and in pursuance of the statute i, such
he foGrci"sed by the sale OF the premis. : in said
mortgage described and hercina r. set forth,
at bubble Auction to the highest bidder for cash,
r the If 'lSn3 dior Of 'Gs GSMrt IL use il , VII
Saturday, February :Stl', 1880,
At 10 o'clock a. H., Ivy the Sheriff Of said county,
to pay All satisfy lt' sum that may then il die.
anu UNPAID on SAD mort gage, and Tue SlS and
expenses of such sale, including the sum Of
twenty-five Dollars stipulated in said mort rage
10 lie p ;d as attorney fees in case of Il forccl
sure thereof.
the premises described in said mor'@: and
SO t. DE sold are describe rs follows: I'll south
cas- quarter Of section thirty (36), *own lip one
hundred AMI thee tiG3}, Range forty ('r). in
N"DleS county, Minnesota, containing One Hun
dred and Sixty acres.
Dated january 1851. 1850.
JULIA II. plrMEE, Nor! gagcc
T. \. CAHRllR, Attorney for Mortgage
y CIV. First Publication Jan. j., so.
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MINOR dHRIH.1L

at the residence of. Station Agent
Smith, in~Fulda, Oh the 10th, 4 lob boy
This is: thee initial baby for .Fulda, the
first born Of the town, Give the little
rascal a town lot.
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COLBY s. RICH
Publish and keep for sale at Wholesale and Re
tail y complete assortment Of

SPIRITUAL, PROGRESSIVE, REFoRMATo,:Y, AND
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
Among the authors are Andrew Jackson Da-
Wis. E0n. Robert Dale Owen, DR.. James NJ. Zee
nlrs, Henry c. Wright. Giles 3 Stebbins. d. y.
Home, T. Il: Hazard; William Denton Kev: NJ
4 Craven Judge j. w. Edmunds. Prof s., B.
Britain, Allen Putnam EpeI Sargent W. T.. Ev.
ans, Jersey Graves Mrs. Emma Ilardinge r.
tan Miss Lizzie Doten, Mrs. Maria NJ. King etc.
&s~Catalognes of Books published and FIR sale
by Colby u Rich mt free. II:
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Tho reading by Miss Florence
'';'"ster on Tuesday evening at the
Presbyterian Church, :lttraccd i small
but apprrciative audience Miss G.
is q good reader and perfectly at
home i'll her art. We regret however,
t''at readers cling so pcrtenacious!y
10 the old pieces which have been
read to rs for twenty wears.
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HOT1LE HIM Up

Under the new management, the
Worthington Journal pnts in Il plea for
II cessation of newspaper hostilities aud
the restoration of good feeling. AS an
earnest of what it processes. we would
suggest rs the best way to bring about
that state Of feeling would lie for the
Journal to deny to the county attorney
the entire Of its cDlumns-in short bot
tie him up. and orr word for it Wor-
Ellington WILL be a paradise.-Mankato
Review.
Comparatively. it would he a Para
disc if it could shake, kick or dog him
off. It would at once get rid of about
three-fourths of its quarrels, lawsuits,
false swearing, legal robbery. business
and other persecution, and Satan only
knows what all and-w'Iat next.
Miller, Of the Luverne Herald, wants
rs to go and marry Miss Susie Ham
mond, of Groten, Mass, who adverti-
SEES for husband. Miller, you're fool
in. "You makes fun NIT me.' You
have already written to that girl and
have got the inside track: Besides,
you don't catch us marrying a''strange
ga).'' -
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ZOE. l.. S. Land Office, W'.lthi gtnH
~ Mimi. Jan. .. 1854,
Cnmp:a!t having y, Ell c!!tere 1T Til: f:is.,.
ny li"n> Hal. "rs"Il against LYMAN ii. ~. It
Tor aG:.' doiiin- u ) Fin ~ W !'-li
dated Ju!y!, 1872, on tbs. nW' sc. ~ town nl
range A.. in Sohi,.S UNITY. vi In >s:ta. with !:
view tn The cli':'!!atr nf sid entry: the sail
pr itSHr' E.T' by S!mmnEI ,"lrrr l. ut hi
OIlce o., iii" lntn dly IT Feb. 1850. a, O'Clock
,. n. T. lr>i'olni and irni>', testimony r.,.,rrn
ing said alleged ai:trd'rn.",I.
MOE>HElNAtE:'. Register.
I91 j 7 MUlLTuE, !:.rr;v..r.
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FINAL pROGt' NOTICES.

IT ). Land Office at Woi;hington, Min,
Jan. T.. 1881.
named settler hrs I notice n hi, i..,. Nj ii Il.
m'he final pro;T i. SuI;"nl Of his claim ;n ,,'
cure final entry Ill 'r"h (: the expiration 81
thirty days From the date Of this notice, Viz:
Nic"Ai Joui. Ticemp;ion Dec S'a,r:h-n,
Nult, q 70! HE Hti see Ill - and H. IN $ the.
following rs his Wti.rv>;.S IL:
&C. rct"r:oH and krud Thom.s OF Little
Rock, MINI.
III Mons G,HEAGER, Register
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The Third annual meeting Of the
Minnesota State Dairyman's associa-
ton will be held at the chamber of
commerce in St. Paul On Thursday
and Friday next, Feb. S and 6.
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NOTICE. U. S. Land Office, " "tlling,on

NOTICE. u. 5. Land Office, " >'thington'
~ Mimi. Jan. 2', 1856.
Complaint having been filed in this Office by
Fred q. Fri;Sch against Edwin l.. Fassett for
abandoning Homestead Eutry No. 1910, dated
Nov 20, 1877, upon the Sl1>wllt sec IS, town lO;,
range 43, in Mobiles county, Minnesota, with a
view to Tie cancellation ui said entry: the sud
parties are hereby summoned to appear ut this
office on the 9th dry Of April 1884, at clock p.
III. to respond and fur isn testimony concerning
said alleged Abandonment.
MONS Gi;1NAG FER. Register,
III J. L. MOUlTON. Kccelyer.
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The Banner is a Isl class, eight page Tamil,
Ne. slapcr. containing forty columns of inter
cSting and Instructive rcsding, embracing \
Lite. ar Department. Reports Of Spiritual Ltc-
lures; Urigi ina! ESsa! Sur"n S. ritual Plos"rIl-
zeal and scientific >uhjrcts. Edito:il Nenart-
men. Spirit Message. department. Contribu-
TONS by the most talent Il writers il: Tie word,
etc, etc.
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION IN ADv,:."E
Per Year, $ tN' nix Months, 81 :'h. TN zee ns. -.
Sa-l">taSc lov year, hi"h must accompany
the subscription.
In rcmi ting by mail, !: Post. Office Money-Or-
der on Bust u, "r 4 Draft on q Bank Banking
House in Boston or NJ York City. payable to
the order # Colby y Ecl,, is prclci able IL Bank
Notes, since, should the Order or Drift be lost
or stolen, it can be renewed ithont IS to the
sender. Checks on interior banks are li.ble to
cost OF collection and in such cas''s the term of
substitution will be proporti naly shortened in
the credit.
Subscriptions discontinued at the expiration
OF the time paid for.
NS5-Sl"cimen copies sent free.
:. Advertisements published 1T twenty cents per
line for the first, and fifteen cents per line for
each subsequent insertion.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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r. :. Land Office, at Wurtnin.ton Mimi
u Jan. Il, 1880.
Notice is hereby give, that the 70 lowing
named settler has filed IL ice Of his intention to
max final proof in support IF bis claim ana
secure final entry thereof ut 'h' expiration 0;
thirty Il ~ from The date OF t!.i> notice viz:
lia' $ II. Dahl. Homestead Apple .in,,. W.
o. for the n'1 xvi section GtnwS..ip II range
nesSeS. viz:
Andrew Anderson and + rrr Anderson, Of o.,
n,y. Mobiles county, I'M.
201 MONS G..INAGE!,, Rrg.s'er,
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The Worthington journal has lccn
purchased by MIR Ogle, Il minister.
Now we shall expect to see tlleolo: I.
ical hair-pnlIing between Brother
Miller and the new etlit1r.-llankato
Free Press.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-01-29

An exchange has an article headed
Love One Hundred Years Ago"
Don't see why it should have been
any different then. 1t always had Il
"lusses candy" flavor to it,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-01-29

Another investigation has proven
beyond doubt that DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup is the best medicine for teeth
ing children. Price 25cents bottle.
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We learn that preparations are max
ing to begin building some SO houses in
the Adrian colony about the middle of
next month. Our friends in Little
Rock and Grand Frairie are expecting
quite an addition to their population
aud the Ldrian colonists have SO fl:
proven themselves an excellent class of
settlers.
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LlC " OltAlHStOu JONIilAl HAS f):tS-
sed into the hands of MIR. Cgle. Su-
perintcndent of Schools. AS the Su-
'erinteldent is a minister, We expect
that the journal will be served up as
kind Of antidote for MiIlcr;s spirit
ualism.-Mankato Review:
We: only: wish that brother Og'c
dared to enter into fair and candid
discussion Of that question, which is
just as Legitimate a: subject for news
paper consideration rs any other
great movement. The ghosts will
not down at the bidding Of the clergy:
any more than did Banquo's.
No VENOM.-The ADVANCE says
that the iil-,tarrtd Journal of Wor-
II ,gton has ch ,ngcd hands again, a
$. Lindsay having sold out to Supt. of
Schools, Ugle. The ADVANCE makes
the following interesting remarks Oh it's
contemporary, and. being familiar with
the dispute between the papers, we be-
|ieve Miller is correct and exhibits no
venom whatever in his structures
Martin Co. Sentinel.
Nothing like DIR. Marshall's Brom-
oline for all diseases arising from
torpid liver, such as liver complaint,
biliousness dyspepsia, etc. Try a
bottle OF it. Sold by Miller & Smith.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-01-29

TIE CONTEsT.-'Thn Special! term for
Tie trial Of the election eases begins on
"Wednesday next. We learn that Judge
Perkins, of Window, Will be here on
Tuesday next to take testimony in the
mandamus case. Il letter received
from Mr.. Turner, Of Russmore, an
nounces that he has withdrawn from
the contest on Commissioners.
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'aevl ard Elegant Day Coaches
CE@C-

s.. trniX and I':,Alnn Valleys,
inr:Mi':!; E"vl' : l;:>r. ,:!.,,:'>n? and it.
/. 4! ,l:l|, j.. y. WINTER,
I f:'i:'''. l"''a:' J, H. 4AIl t;"nl SUPP.
!"E ::'> y, Wis.
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SHEEP LlST.-We hive been prrpar-
ing II list of the Sheep iii Mobiles coun-
ty for soma time. For the bulk of the
facts so far we are indebted to G.. II.
Pope, Secretary of the Agricultural So
ciety. We wish to make tlve list rs
complete as possible before publishing
and therefore request parties who have
not already reported to send their re-
ports either to Mr.. Pope or to this of
flee as promptly rs they can.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-01-29

The Handy post Office has been re-
moved from the house Of D. D. Bryan,
in Grand Prairie, TO that of Geo. Barnes,
and the latte: has been appointed pest
master. Il petition has been circu-
lated for semi weekly mail from Big
el,w to Valley Springs. We hope this
will succeed us it gives us /. chance to
reach our subscribers out that way un-
der two weeks wien the route agents
fail to put the mail off 1T Bigelow
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-01-29

While y burlington is wrangling
'er an election cont> t it'll y HIS q
course of lectures. J. X buchanan,
Of the Le:na'; S,nt:n i. l cturc> there
The other evening and the Gazette
speaks Ofitin III, Ii chest terms. Bic! .
ana'lis g live, able man, q man we
like, because he is independent ami
true grit. If there were more lect
lures from editors and fewer sermons
from dry-rot preachers, the people
would be the gamers.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-01-29

We stated last weel, that Geo. Law
was lying in Il critical condition. On
sunday morning last about three o.
clock death came to his relief The
funeral services were held On Monday
afternoon at the Congregational
Church. George died Of consumpt-
ION or more strictly Of turbercular
meningitis.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-01-29

For Gale.
:,cco bushels Pure Flax Seed for cash, or good
SVurlty.A 81 81 per tuShni, on bn,rd cars ut
Heron Lake. :! is" 4 l:l' &c quantity of good
Suun r:r;th seed vii II III 81 80 per bSheI.
Ahu.cS>, THOMPSON < KENDALL
2iw Heron Lake. jackson -, Nj ~
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0. iAion Of Daltimorcan.-I have
used DR.. Balls Cough Syrup for
some time in my firmly and found it
the best remedy for Coughs, Gods,
&c, | ever trie'l.-Lou;s Drumming,
2G Caroline Street.
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II c Social given Ivy t e ladies of the
Congregational church. last Tuesday
evening, WIS in every way a success
Selections of music, parlur games,
m;rtI, good attendance, icc-cream and
cake made the entertainment an enjoy
able OCCASION
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just before going to press, Gov. Mil
Ter informs rs that Hon. Horace
Thompson, Of St. P;,ul, died on Tues
day in New York of pneumonia. We
have no further particulars.
II. J. Ludlow, on Thursday morn
ing last, jumped over the fence in the
rear Of his lot and came down on a
piece OF ice. His foot slipped and he
fell to the ground and broke his left
leg about three inches above the an
klc joint.
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c.. s:D.-Thc store Of y. A. Bar
low was closed on Thursday morning
last IN two executions, one by y. 3.
HARDWOOD & Co., Minneapolis, and
another by Kicker, Cromby & Co.,
Of Milwaukee, The claims, we learn
Grc about $2,l00. Sheriff Miller was
bu y until Tuesday 'aki g an invento-
~ OF the stock. Mr. Barlow claims
to be able to open up again, but
whether he will do so or not is not
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-01-29

DR. Marsha|l's Lung Syrnp has
eminently proven ltselfto be safe, rclia-
Die and cheap remedy for coughs,
colds, etc. Price % cents, so cents
and 81 q bottle. SYld by Miller &
Smith,
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Notice to Tax-Pavers.

Field Agent Of the Sioux City & st. Il. Il. Co
W0rthingtOn, Miiin., Jan 10, 1885,. 2l-SW
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-18
THE MINING CAMPS.

Mining Notes From Various Localities.
The Olga mine, Stray Horse gulch,
owned by Phillip Fang, the brewer of
Denver, Mr.. WittebOrg, of the Colorado
journal, and Mr.. Reinbold, of Leadville,
| owning Il, u and -, respectively, has
Just struck q solid body of rich carbon
ates. This strike makes the mine worth
$4,000 to 100000. The strike is not
deep, and will give an impetus to the
mining interests of Stray Horse gulch.
Tuesday work was resumed on the
| Morning Star, Climax, Annie, Robert Z.
Lee, Hibernia and a number of other
leading properties at Leadville. Tim
Foley states that he had applications for
work from at least a thousand miners,
while at most of the mines the majority
of the old hands have been re-engaged.
| a big strike has been made in the
4 Copper Bottom lode, situated in John
sons gulch near Silver Cliff. The vein
matter is a carbonate formation and runs
152 ounces in silver.
New arrivals from the Defiance dis
trict, Ute reservation, report that.twelve
mines showing pay mineral have been
! struck there. Assays OF specimens run
as high as 300 ounces. Nc Indians have
yet been seen by the prospectors.
1 The Miner Boy mine, ON Breeze hill
Leadville, is looking particularly well al
present. Some very high grade gold
ore has been struck in the bottom of the
/ shaft The tunnel running into the hill
from South Evans gulch will soon tar
the ore body.
/ The road to Red Cliff is said to be
fairly lined with prospectors on theil
way to the Roaring Forks by way of Ea
gle river route.
Very important discoveries are said Il
! have been lately made in TennesSet
dark. The chances are that the carbon
ate belt extends throughout the park.
1 Arrangements were completed
Wednesday by which the men employed
at the Crysolite and Little Chief viii b,
BEARDED and lodged directly attbe mines
and under guard. The present board
ing house in Evans gulch, where thu
men are accommodated, has given no
tice that the men can no longer remain
threats having been made against TIL
parties running The house unleSs Ore
discontIhuedJ LaSt night extrll force
were sent to the two mines under order
from Sheriff Tucker, so that the regu1a
4 forces were relieved.
Il There remains no question but tina
Fryer hill contains the most wonderful
ore deposit ever found in the world
Since its discovery fully sixteen mil
lions of dollars worth of precious meta
has been taken therefrOm and tWo-ihird
. of the production of Leadville, or, say
quarter of a million per week, is nov
being mined from few of the in
portani properties en- the hill. Ia
: from being exhausted, mHc
: larger amount of ore IS now e.
!, posed ihlthe various development drifl
E | thersin. than Was ever before made Wis
Bile, and new ore bodies are being cor
stantly found in portions Of the hin her
, tofore pronounced barren IL seems 8
] if the entire hill is resting over an almos
E unbroken mass of ore, and il will tax
S many years before this can be worke
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-18
AMERIcUS NoTES.
THURSDAY, June 10
EDITED BY KENO"

THURSDAY, June 10.
Mr. Moorehead took his first buggy
ride on yesterday-his Goth, birth
day. IS
Grandpa 10y is 70 pears old-has
voted for Jackson-neVer MISSED vOt-
ing in his life and now he "hurrahs"
for Garfield and Arthur.
BY the bulletin board in front of
Pete Rush's shop yesterday ON the 42nd
round in the GIeenback convention
the vote stood, for president, Sam Wood,
210; Dennis KeaIney, 241 and Sam Cary,
40. r,t
Harvest has commenced J. b. Mil
Ter commences to cut wheat to-day.
He says its an even race between him
and the chinch bugs.
SAFE BURGLARY-Bnrglary in Ameri-
Gus has become somewhat monOtonOus.
Iiesh Bros, J. ID. Gibson, NJ. w. Gibson,
and Brown Il Co, have all been bur
| glariZed within The last few months and
last night the safe of j. 5. Gibson was
blown open and robbed of its contents,
which fortunately for j. \. It., was not
exceeding $1,000. The store room was
entered by going through the window,
and once in the burglars drilled u hole
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doors clear off the hinges. They then
pried out the cash box. There is a sledge
and chisel left behind, supposed to have
been stolen from Woods blacksmith
| shop AT this writing there is no clue
To the burglars. | am sorry that cam
say that there was $4,000 in the safe
that was overlooked by the burglars-i
would make them feel so badly
Since writing the above l have learn
ed that the dry goods store of j. ID. Glib
son and Nj. W. GlbsOn's grocery wer'
both broken open, but they do not seen
TO have appropriated any goods.
Bernheisel & Lowry have their good
marked so low that even the burglar
were ashamed to steal them. They ais
have a large stock and as great a v;lriet.
+ rs has ever been keptin Americas. The
buy for spot cash, and by that mean
can always give as good prices as ca
be had either III Emporia or Americu:
If you want dimes worth of goods, IT.
b. & L.; if your want 800 worth c
/ goods, buy from Bernheisel IL Lowry.
, | KENO