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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-05-01
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
From Saturdays Daily.l
I0AlAAdunda.

9AlnAd1adL
Mr.. S. wenban is in town from Cor
tex.
Regular meeting Of Odd Fellows this
evening.
J.. p. Edod returned from . business
trip to Eureka last evening.
Mrs. J. J. Ellis returned from Cali
fornia. in good health. by the train Last
evening.
Warner & Co. to-day received an
other car load Of lumber for Aessrs.
Urton & Brown Of Tuscarora.
General J. Z. Rocker Of Austin, Lam
der county, is in town. We understand
thai no has a large flock Of sheep rang
ing in this vicinity.
Through tho interposition Of infuen-
tial frieuds. Johnny Barrett got his hat
chalked and rode out on the stage for
TIscArora. this morning.
Hank Knight aud Gabriel Cohn were
among the arrivals last evening. They
are direct from Eureka and remained
here to-day 70 interview the dealers in
their respective lines Of trade.
Divine services at the Presbyterian
Church to morrow, morning and even
ing. Sabbath School at ~: 20.
Subject in the morning. 'Christ's
Calling Men," in the evening. The
Resurrection" Seats free. All are
invited.
NIGH Shepherd returned here from
his ranch to-day. and o-morrow morn.
ing starts for Marsh Basin, Idaho. He
sent u herd Of cattle out there to Win
tor, and win either dispose Of them at
the Basin. or drive them eastward to
market. He will probably be absent
three months.
SIR. Alfred Wild. who has been pass
ing the Winter on the Atlantic son
board, returned here by the train this
morning, and was met by his son. Mr.
ii. +. Will and wife, who came in from
Bullion by private conveyance. last
evening. The party starts for Bullion
in the morning.
The Richmond Albion snit on trial
at Eureka. IL progressing at n rapid rate.
plaintiffs rested their case on the even
ing OF the second day. and we now learn
from the Scnhn,i that testimony on tho
part OF the defense closed on the even
ing Of the following dAy-Thursday. At
this rate. tho Claim hat the trial would
be concluded this week may be regarded
Hs not wholly invalid.
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lFrom Fnday's Daily.I
AL0AOnaL

03OD
Jake Wertheimer vent out 20 Utah By
the train last evening.
Charlie Drum left here for Kelton by
last evenings train. He IL gradually
gravitsting toward the new Dorado.
Sheriff Fitch returned hero last night
from Carson. bringing Thomas Parker.
TO be retired at the next term of Court.
Anderson Yates, Who has been With
his teams in Idaho and Utah since last
Fall. returned here with one of his
teams yesterday.
Charles Sutherland. An old time bust
ness IN IN Of Palisade. passed through
on his way East night before last. He
il hale and hearty ss Of yore, aud has
passed most Of his time fot several
years past in England. where he sold
some valuable mining property located
on this coast.
Harry S. Day Of Virginia City. the
newly elected member OF the Board Of
State University Regents. arrived by
the train from the West last night. Mr..
day, accompanied by Messrs. Stone and
Mayhugh. the other members Of the
Board. visited the University building
aud grounds. making Us q pleasant call
at this Office, on their return. Nj. Day
will remain in town a couple of days.
H. V. Mundell has appointed W. w.
Rogers Of Tusoarora, Deputy Assessor
for the northern part of the county, his
certificate Of office having been filed
with the Recorder yesterday. Billy. as
he is Familiarity known, is thoroughly
qualified for the discharge Of the cleri.
cal duties Of the position, and should
be one of the best informed men AZ to
the amount and value OF property in
that section, in the county. His resi-.
dence in that part Of the county dates
almost FROM its organization. and has
continued ever since. Billy's q good
boy. and Il success, SO long as he ad.
heres to the ''old racket"
James Mckee OF Huntington. who
has been resting in town a couple OF
days. departed for the East last even
ing. Mr.. Mckee has for n number OF
years been q prominent rancher Of the
above named valley; q gentleman es.
teemed by all who know him, aud the
critical condition Of health for a long
time past has been a Ource Of appre.
hension among his numerous friends
and acquaintances. His present jour
ney is taken in the forlorn hope that
medical skill may be found which might
perchance afford temporary relief and
p~rolong the life. now. under the infu.
ence of that Insidious disease. cou.
sumption. fast fading away. That he
may fully realize his most sAnguine
hopes, and live to enjoy many years OF
prosperous life. is the ardent wish Of
all.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Mrs. 81. G. Burt has just opened the
business Of dress making and hair. work
at the old stand west of the Postofioe
recently vacated by Gerber. the jeweler.
Mrs. Burt is a thorough mistress Of the
art in which she engages. having had
several years practice under the best in.
structors OF San Francisco. and all de-.
string neat, tasty and good work in the
dress making line can O. tho same
by leaving their orders with Mrs. Burt.
Curls. switches aud other hair.vork,
also skillfully handled.
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A grand opening ball will be given at
the Railroad House, Wells. on Tues.
day evening, May Sd, by Mr.. W. J. Van
Nance. The house ia just completed
and Is now being furnished, and will
bc thrown open to the public at the
time above mentioned. Every effort il
being made to rcnder the affair a highly
enjoyable ono, and all who may attend
On the occasion may rest assured that
their convenience and comfort will be
especially studied. Sec ad. in another
column,
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Iron Tuesday DLly.l
AhnaxuHAl.


wm. Hall started On his regular trip
to Bullion, loaded With freight this
morning.
L. n. Gather aud VIM. Truseott we're
the passengers Tor Tusearora. by stage
this morning.
The trains Of the Central Pacific road
were all running on the new sch
time yesterday.
Warner i Co. this morning received
another carload OF lumber for Triton 4
Brown OF TuscarorA.
The emigrapt train West-C.W arrens,
Conductor = last evening. took through
2O7 emigrAnts. Of which number lO7
were women. The bachelors along the
route will probably corrall the latter half
before they reach Underwater.
Clay Sims. Of Eureka, WAS passen-
ger by the east bound express. last
evening; he was on his way to meet his
wife, Who is returning from ,ne east, at
Ogden. Jack Keogh. was also a pas.
senger for Utah on tho same train.
Smallpox has made Its appearance in
Eureka. and the doctors are v~accinating
the town. The report is also circulated
that the disease has recently broken
out among the Indians about the Com-
stock and slain several Of their mum
Der.
Hank Knight and Gabriel Cohn ar
rived by private conveyance. from Tus-
csrora, last evening. Their PersoneI.
together with the remarkable success of
their missionary labors. have acquired
for them the sobriquet Of Moody d
Saukey."
On the eighth day Of this month, in
San FranciscO. Mrs. Gabriel Cohu pre-.
scented her husband with another boy.
Like the five which have preceded hun.
he is a robust rooster. barely kicking
the beam at twelve pounds. at his first
appearance.
Fred Hart, Luther Clark, Of Eureka,
and Frank Osbiston. were passengers
by this mornings tram west. Fred is
just from the East; Luther IL returning
home from his trip into the Wood River
country, and Frank is en- route to the
Constock from IA trip to Colorado.
We learn FROM good authority that
the difficulty between the employers
aud the Mechanics Union at Cherry
Greek. through which business at that
place was recently suspended. has been
adjusted by n compromise. aud that
work Mt all the mines and mills, but
Que has been
Mr.. NJ. T.. Neville has sold his
dwelling house to Mr.. Thomas Hunter,
aud is TO day moving his family aud
effects into the dwelling owned by Ell.
Angerson, near the Dormitory. Mr..
Hunter having permanently engaged in
bosiness in town, will now bring his
family up from South Fork.
We learn to day that W. A. Jackson.
who went up from hero n few days q
to start u business at Kelton. taking
some personal effects. and n small
amount Of stock, had the misfortune to
get robbed Of everything. hut the cloth.
ing he had on, and no clue ss to the
thieves bad bern discovered.
The dinner at the Hot Springs. to-
day was a most excellent one. and was
heartily enjoyed by those assembled for
the occasion. When congrrgated the
party Was found to be large enough to
fill all the seats At the table, three times
over. After dinner. dancing at the hall
and other amusements were INDUCED in
with q zest. The weather was all that
could be desired; the road in splendid
condition. aud all seemed 10 enjoy the
brief relaxation from business, to the
full extent.
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Business Change.

Wo are informed that Mr.. r. A. Jones.
Of the general merchandising Arm Of
Jones 4 Co., OF Carlin, retiros from the
busnesa, his interest having been pur-
chased by George Mcintosh, now with
John Ainley, u this place. The now
member Of tho Carlin firm is q brother
OF tho remaining one. and the house
will nov probably DO conducted under
tho name OF Mcintosh Bros.
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+. II. Baxter. San Francisco.
G.. Cohn, do
+. Wcuban. Cortcz.
Hank Knight. Eureka.
=. q. Weston. do
Mr. & Mrs. II. F. Wild, Bullion.
Alfred Wild do
j. +. Rocker Austin.
q. III. Shepherd. Coral Hill.
w. \. shepherd. do
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Hotel Arrivals.

Felix Coblentz, San Francisco
DR.. F. Is. Delano. do
Steve Dakin, Lamoille.
Z. Il. Watson. Columbia.
W. T. Smith, Tuscarora.
II. c. Garner, do
Jas. Mckee. Huntington.
John Mckee. do
C. Z. Mayer. Fort Hallcck.
J. T.. Rocker. Austin.
G. C.. French, Eureka.
T. F. Brennan, Star.
j. NJ. PorcherseitZ. Mound.
A. T. Mathews. kentucky.
Eliza Abel. Halleck Station.
j. Il. Abel. do
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Notice.

All parties having business with the
Elko Postofhcc will please take notice
that the Money Order and Registry De.
partment will be open from . o'clock in
the morning until 6 in the afternoon
during the week--Suudays excepted.
On Sunday nothing but the delivery
business will be attended to. The
oflco will close at 8 o'clock in the ovon.
ing.
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q. A. Tucker starts for Wood River,
about the 9th OF May, with n couple Of
light c~onveyances and will furnish tran
sit and board to eight or ten passengers
at the rate Of $40 each. He goes via
Wells and Thousand Spring Valley;
the shortest, plensantest and best route
to Wood River from the west.
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IHotel Arrivals.

A. LaTayay, Tuscnrora.
II. A. WAR, u. 8. Coast Survey.
W. Einsbec. do
y. Hart. Ban Francisco.
q. COIN. do g.
Hank Knight, Eureka.
q. Gavin, Pleasant,
j. @. Mcclure, oarlin,
O, Hank, Haileok,
TEE Ssn Francisco cemeteries con.
tain 5000 dosd people,
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Messrs. Einbeck and MAR, Of the
Government Geodetic Survey, who dur
ing the past two days have been pursu
ing their interesting work at the Uni.
versity grounds, above town. departed
for Wells, where they continue their
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This Mornings. Linkton, Mrs. II.
S. Conley, Miss Alice Smith, Miss Clara
Smith. A. T. Mathews aud Mrs j. Jack
and 3 children.
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Booths celebrated oval brand oysters
received at the Gem Restaurant daily
by express.
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PRESIDENT GARFIELD appointed the
following Government Directors OF the
Union Pacific Railroad Company for
the ensuing year: s. T. Everett. Cleve.
land. Ohio; b. II. Baker. Racine. Wis.
Chas. Is. Peck, Port Huron, Mich; G.
W. Frost. Omaha. Neb., and A. Kountze.
New York.
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THE Utah vinegar works at Ogd IN
were destroyed by are Thursday night.
Loss on building and machinery. 3d..
600; insurance, 5000.
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CHIMrAoSE OF the best quality and
brands. can ho had at Roskhart &
Froelicb's Saloon.
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THE bost quality Of Rhine winos at
he Elko Bakery and Saloon, Reckbsrt
4 Co.. Proprietors.
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Sold BY Rsokhar. & Frolioh, In bar.
rolls Of G dozen quarts eaeh,
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The stage from Tuscarora brought
down this evening three bars Of Navajo
bullion valued al q 1856 10.
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A LARGE invoice Of tho celebrated
White Rye Whisky just received at the
Gem Saloon.
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srnAwBsRhiEs and loo cream, fresh
every day. al the Gem Restaurant
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A LARaE invoice OF a Key West
Cigars Just received at tho Com.
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Fnssu Bread. Pics and Cakes at the
Elko Bakery.
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FINE blackberry brandy, for medicinal
purposes; warranted perfectly pure; for
sale Al the Gem.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK BOARD

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK BOARD.
Sasarday, April n. ISSl.
HrREErs. 10 A. u.
Mexican. 81 So
Utah. sx9
Alta. 5 2s0c
Orc. I ll0c
Bullion. ltoo 1900
Belcher. l95e
Sierra Nevada. lOiS. loX
Con. Virgins, 255c
Albion. 2sOc 26oc
Hale aud Norcross. $50
Savage. $3.50. 34nc
Justice. 75c
ophir, 6H. 6H
Union. 81 81
Benton, 75c
Gould aud Curry. OK OK
Eiohequer. 1900. ~
Pctosi. 355c. 81
ChollAr. 1900
Diablo. 81
Ovsrman, 1900 1900
Rest and Belchsr, lIH llX
J cket, *. ~
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NIApLy 1000 dogs have been shot BY
'ao Denver police this Spring.
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Hotel Arrivals,

J.J. Sutherland and wife. Tus carora.
J. d. Sponagle. Carlin.
s.. Hart. San Francisco.
II. Hoffman,. do
J. b. Monaco, Eureka.
II. A. Young. Pleasant.
J. o. Martin. Coral Hill.
A. u. Miller, Huntington.
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W. T. Smith. II. @. Garner and J. W.
Dorsey arrived bore from Eureka BY
special train last evening: the two ftst
mentioned started Immediately by pri.
yato conveyance for T~uscarora.
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AdXeriIsen Letter lint.

The following Is a list of letters re,
naming in the Elko office. unclaimed,
for the week ending Saturday, April 80,
1881:
Barrow James Dole n C
DALEY q w Ellis Wilson II
Leroy Birdie McAudloy A
hunder Frank Reader George
Q. W. Hull. Z. NJ.
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$50 RcwHrdi

We will give the above named reward
for information that will lead 10 the do.
lection Of the person or persons. who,
within the last two days, took from the
door Of our place Of business on Com
moroial street. q sack Of seed oats.
Il. RErsHARr & Co.
ELKo. April Is. 1881.
FAMILIES supplied with leo cream
upon leaving their orders at tho Gem
Restaurant.
THE celebrated Peruvian Bitters. the
very best tonic known. at the Gem. .
MrLwAUKEE BEER on draught at the
Gem Saloon.
FrsE old Cogpan al Reckhar, Il Froei.
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sIMMoND'S
"NABOB"
Pure Whisky.

ExPKR1ENcE II SHOWN THAT Ma.
- BOB WHISKY one OF the best tnsdI.
einAl preparations own, and 10 highly re-.
commended by the acnlty for All cases 81
Nc, YOU snvss, Wcakb rsa, Debility, Dyspepsia;
lndigeetion. etc. Its popularity Throughout
the Eastern states has been greet, and 20
comes TO the Paciac Coast Endorsed By the
certificates Uf Df. y. DAua Hayes. state Assay
CT Of Massachusetts, and Dr. II. Q. Louder.
back Of ST. Louis. Mo. These certificates re
most direct In their statements, AverrinE thai
tho Snbob WhlskytJ without exception. the
pntrat article thAi can 90 used either medi
elnAlly or for Indigestion. and Nervous AGeos
lions. and can be used with the limos eonh-
dcncc. The anAly sis shows that MI Whisky
l. nee nom fdyotfug oils aeids, metals, OF
other dcictcrNons distances. Or. HAyee
further snys that gyre, Of superior gunif..
~. and suitable for dieteife and medfefnaf
purposes. Sueh recommendations are the
strongest that eau be furnished, and - thctU
are thousands Of letters testlfying 10 the Hfex,
its Of the whisky A. 4 family remedy 9u4
tonic, no further proof Of tts c!celieneS eesd
be given. Sine" the NAboh Medieated Whhky
has been introduced. tho Medical Faeu1y ~
Dissolved properties which mako N vsfusbfe
~ = Blood PutiheE
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FIsE old Cogpan a, Reckhar, Il rrosi.
ich
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-08

Will you heed the warning. The signal
perhaps Of the sure approach Of that more
terrible disease Consumption. Ask your
selves II you can afford for the sake Of saw
ing fifty cents, to run the risk and do
nothing for It. We know from experience
that Shiloh's Cure will Cure your Cough.
It never fails, This explains why more
than Million Bottles we're sold the past
year. It relieves Group, and Whooping
Cough, at once. Mothers, do notbe with
out It, For Lame Back, Side, or Chest, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by Edmund
Booking, and U. MOenkemoellsF, Wheel
| ing. ". Va.
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rev ApYER1IsEMEMTs.

WANTED-GIRL TO DO GENERAL
w houSo. ork, Enquire at 10 Fourteenth street.
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We have speedy and positive cure, ior
Catarrh, Diphtheria, Canker Month and
Head Ache, in SHILOH'S OATARRH
REMEDY. A nasal Injector free with
each bottle. Useit II you desire health
and sweet breath. Price 80 cents, Sold
by Edmund Booking, and O, Moenkemeel'
Ter, Wheeling, W. Va. TTHs4w
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SATURDAY, MARCH 70, l,sl

At 10 O'Clock q. M, the following d,v,n.I
estate, viz: All that certain lot lying md b.s,
Ated on Wheeling island, In the CIV al Elt'9
numbered eighteen lls), fronting on liuTS !.
thirty feet and running Of even Width oDS ~, ~
and twenty iOOt (i2Ol 10 the alloy upoS NJ StS,'
err cited good two story brick hOus,, Fo5t,,,,ll
SIX looms with all he modern Improvement, "
Also certain piece Of land bounded /, D.,
street on the kaAt, Ohio street On the Nom ~
the land Of EbenIEeT Zane on the South ~. !.
land Of Alexander Robinson on the Wnt n.y.
the William Armstrong tract, formerly u,J y,
brick yard, which piece Is (GOl two bQtIsa
twenty feet Wide, and $40 three hundred Isit.
ieet long, excepting ~ one lot fronting Oh NJ,
street 1907 thirty lSet vide aud runbIlp 6vi N
one hundred and twenty feet, which has bees nv,
fore sold,
The above described property will 10 sg,,
whole or In parcels 10 suit purchaser M \.
A. Armstrong will Join In the execution Of NJ. 4,
Of conveyance for the purpose OF passing DOVE M
TBRMs,-One.thlrd Of purchase m'nev. 4, y,
II the purchaser 30 elect, In cash on dny q a, h
balance 10 two equal miscellaneous Of lVtII, !,
eighteen months, notes bearing Interest 10 !, h,
for deferred payments. Title TO 10 tetillN 4.
payment 10 made In full, The title Is b,lIttdV,
perfect, but selling a. trustee shall TONER al,
Title vested In me by said deed q trust.
ROBERT MARSHALL,
fe22Tu Ttabn
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WHRRR for twenty years q person had
no movement Of the bowels without nedi'
cine or'mechAniCal means,a months use o.
TUFTS Pills completely restored the bowels
to natural regularity. They are composed
OF innocent herbs and are incapable OIL
hurting the most delicate constitution, yei
sure to cleanse the bowels and blood DIAL
imnnFikiAR.
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Isit not worth the small price Of rs cents
to free yourself Of every symptom Of these
distressing complaints, II you think 50 call
at our store and get bottle OF Shiloh'a
Vitalizer, every bottle has printed guar
antee on 1t, use accordingly and II 1t does
you no good it will cost you nothing,
Sold by Edmund Booking, and o. Moen-
kemoeller, Wheeling, W. Va.
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WANTED-A GOOD PIANO AND
w Organ SaleamAu, VIII PAY good lalSEy for 9
good man. Apply to-day. ]. G. FRANPTOE, .
Twelfth street, mhse
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M ANTED-A GOOD PIANO PLAYER
w to play for music store, APPly to-day. j.
c, FRAMPTON, % Twelfth street. mise
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ing q deadly influence, and that it will
have deadlier influence until 1t ia finally
settled, no one can doubt. It must be set
tied sometime. It should be settled now.
d. O. PARSONS.
Richmond, March 5, 1881.
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WANTED-A FIRST.CLASs WAGON
w maker, one who Is good on heavy and Light
work. A young man with an all family pEOlHTtd,
Highest VtReI raid Call al corner Of TVenty. fourth
anu Market Streeta 8. j. ELLIPRl1Z, mh7
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DIED.

PETERSON Sunday evening, March q, 1881, al I
o'clock, JANIS PETERS, In the SSlh year Of his age
Funeral from his late re,IdOnce, No, avs EO street
this afternoon at $50 O'Clock. Friends Of the family
are Invited. Iutermsnt at Peninsula Cemetery,
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

BY virtue Of a deed Of trust made BY VI1,-
strong 10 the underigntd trustee, datul tss XII y
Of March, 1879, and recorded In the once al
Of the County Court Of Ohio county, ia deci W.
book No, 10, page 10, will sell at puzzle N,
the front door Of the Court House Of OkiS r ~
West ViFRiLiR, on WI" WI