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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-08-13

Its Introduction and Woru ],
1tation was the death hov t. III
priced machines.
ED= THERE ARE No q
COND-HAVD WHITE ~
CHIMES IN THE MARKET
This is a very impntaat MATER.
as 1t is a weNknown and und,sn,ted
fact that many OF the sccoad first.
class machines whach are Offered :.
now a-doys are those that iave hsr
,epossessed that IS, taken 1,,r
from customers after use, and 4
built ard put upon the maka a.
| neac.
The White as the peer of aay SEQ
ing machine moao upon the markat.
1t IS much larger than tie toa.l.
machines Of the Singer, Ho,ue, al
| Weed make. J.
1t costs more to manufacture tSas'
either Of tie aforesaid machines.
Its construction is simple, psdsu
and durable.
Its workmanship is unsurpassed.
Do not buy any other before trying
Ell e w ILL., Il.
E5= Prices and Terms Made
Sa~tisecto1g. @a
NM. GRs.GG.
Gen1 Sout1aa 2a.,
l54 Canal St., Non Orleans.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-08-13
The 57th Volume,

will contain all the important news
that can interest or instruct 90
that any one who reads it VIII %
thoroughly posted.
We do not run a benevolent
institution, and we do not ask Tor
the support of charity. We pro
pose to make the Bsst Neaospape'
that is published, and we propose
to sell it as cheaply as it can g
afforded. Let those who wan
pure, sound, sensible, truthful reaas
ing, subscribe for it, and let then
induce others to do the same. ~
are now publishing in thes oBs1h'
yrrn, tlo ,t,,u IF L
, 1881-03-10
WANTS HIS MONEY.
An Englfnllnaan sues for tho Payment
Of bonds or tho CITY Of Duluth, MINI.

An Englinhnlan sues for tho Payment
Of bonds or til o CITY Of Duluth, Mimi.
Bpteiai Dl1pdteh 10 Tts CAteaco InGunG
1T, PAUL, Mlnn., March 0.-Edwarl Brewers.
Of London, England, has tllcd ii complaint In tho
Circuit Court Of tho United States for tho DIs-
trict Ut Minnesota which scts up rnthor re-
shows that tho City OF Duluth wns authorized by
net OF tho Legislature to Issno and deliver 10
the Lake Superior L Mississippi ltivtr ttaiiroad
Company bonds of tho said city to
tho amount Of $4,000. md In order
to nnct tho liabilities OF tho city and cxtlnHulsh
Orfunafts Indebtedness Tho Common Council WIS
authorized from timu to ttulo to tssuo md dispose
Of Its bonds. payable to bearuE, to IN nu,ount
not exceeding In tho aggregate f50.Uoo: such
bonds to be OF such amount and dcn0nlinArUn
us tho Common CDunci! should doom best, 10 bo
payable ID the City OF Now York At m A9oucy
nj sud city to bear futerost at tho rnto 0t per
cont per nnnuui, With Interest coupons attachod,
intorcat payable sami-1nnunly, arl tho primer
pal Of aaId bonds at Buoh Ifnio after tho 0nto
thereof, not exceeding fifteen yenrs Us sRid Com.
not tho fRith of tho City Of Duluth aforesaid
WIS irresocRhty pledged to tho payment Of tho
1ntprest and pruetpal 0f anla bonds: and to Sc
euro tho Hnlno It wa. further provided that tux
sh0nl4 be levied and COLLECTED. annually aftor
then Inakcs IN exhibit Of bonds antl coupons ne
evidence that tho sud Cttyof Duluth Is indebted
u him IN II largo sum. md thea comes tho
curious allegation that tho city authorities
sought. to dvfcat tho payment Of tho saMo by
procuring tho passage q MI not 10 creuto il
vtltngo out ot tho city. He nrays that this aut
shniI be deciaretl Unconstitutional by tho Fed.
oral Court, and Will ever pray for proper rellof.
, 1881-03-10
THE COURT-uOUBE.

HaOb& HAtENdAPE 1AAA5 WANTEt4
Tho Comnittoe On Public nuiidLngs held u
meeting yeatertay, at which Commissioners CO.
burn tCh0trtnan), Stewart, HUT, nud ONolil
were prcsout- Thomas Nelson, who baa tho
painting and glazing contract on tho tow Court
House, presented q communication TINT hu
wuu!d furnish tho best Anoricnn polished plato
glass fgr tho panel lights OF tho aoors, out, ses:
aidilons al,l si,aG for smiiar natoiiai il a' tho
trnsotns. tason. H. e1n!aiaSa that tho spce
.s isS!e = II, sresk;ss M i; H. 7aeso sss IN t.
all he set by tho lat of April.
i, his oP92sn j Id aua ssa tbst ehancoi K!ass won|i
swinging u tho doors. iio dlti not think aay
srssltecl Exai, wa. son ssns fas bas it was asccr.
ness. end tue nattor was laid ovor Until to.nor-
sgxToN ON nE1,AYs.
Tho communlcation Of T. J. soxtnn In rela-
ton to dulays cAnsed him III hta work by damp
harttwaro. III consequence 81 which GS wotisa
look to tno county to cover ali lossus, was placed
lnttcu That he had not received ny OF tho haF,l-
wAy9 necessary to ona6lo hIM TO 10 on With tho
The tirm havlg tho iDoks hasSs, door kn"Ss. sSs.
H. and a,,swerea shat t6sy Would soon hsvo a sho
Tho s9pef!ntondent Of tho plumbing and sas.
lifting, kendElck Hughes, was authorized 10 oh
a tue acGossry wv. to navo th9 oaneY,
Pipe.
Til. dttASlr ExPEHrs.
10 compliance i4nm %,h 'sa resou.t"n un ef tns noar
appuintcd to axatn!no tho granit wark OH thu
new Court-lIousc with 3 slsw towarl le4rniny
to 10 nsads to tho seuo,,d contraut Of tic iIius-
Gaie. noylo Urun!t Company, came before the
, 1881-03-10
LAND LEAGUES,

hTAl In IRELAND.
The North Side Land md Industrial League
stroug in tho chnir.
After tho transaction Of some routine busi-
ness the, following resolutions were adopted;
WnEREAs, Wo tho Land League ot tho North
Side; DO potltion the t1o,, Of Ireland, md tho
That wo on thia sdo ot Ito II.
son. hso ad' 70 oSaa ns sSss
to Keep ths pooplo il tho island. and wo in.oad
70 stand by thona # thoy stand together and sut.
tl0 down to Organization. II they enliuot bold
ting that man iu order to bo FREQ himself must
oe H. VII 70 nyS 20
cal!oI ircp country ID not tho haven II rost il Is
III s. tbs tno at our our f Ior
Chicago, md nlt tho largo ollius, IL overcrowdod
moaa haa Waes os eso
ground fpr that lcnyth OF titnc. ltcnts aFe high,
and conl II or ~ per ton, and irishmen laborfor
sonse for ~ giving uUrey In America ,lnti cse.
whsre. . and tho people giving It all 10 tho land
ss stop una5s o as oaSy Sna ias fn
ther
feaoptd, That wo sympsthizc with the noors
EuFRnd. hDning to sec them In short tllf,o FREQ
snd !ndopeHlant Of tho nAuon Of robbors and
M, other buslness WIS transacted beyond ar
ranging for speakers for tho next nicot[n4.
0TAkn c1uus.
Tho First Ward Land League noll a reeulas
H. j. *tsnn 'aG turssiux ~ essassss
were @ ,nado iu by nI: Asgk!atosh and ,othora, a1d
~ s5FS %ara fY sn SGs
Lsuxue Club mot last evsalng IN phplans iiall,
!I an Wcsf -, indfaaa streef. MI. F; u. Shell pre-
ness eh!oiiy Ut II routtno cnMruclcr. TioKota 10
Slr. Furda lecture were oSoreu.
, 1881-03-10
SUBURBAN..
LAKE.

Smallpox Is on the Increase In the Town Of
Lake. Deputy Commissioner OF Health A. L.
Corey will to-day issue III order Similar to tho
one lssu0d by the City Dnasl OF itoalth max Ing
vaccination compulsory. it has also advertised
for I'LL n0uAnco, horse, md uriyer to remove tho
cascs as Hoon as they nre reported.
EYAHyTUk.
The Village Trustees met last evenlug In tho
noaru BY tho Eyunsion nnat Club Tor purtuisslou
to erect y bout house on the luks- shore. It was
eFAMtnd On uouul10n thAt tho house should not
ho uponsd On sunday, aud that no gambling OF
cart'playlng y allowed In tho building.
TAG Iowfl- Hull WIS desKnated " tic place III
viii come On the third Tuesday OF April.
, 1881-03-10
DEATHS.

+ f,si.Ss sSsT; f' cuAa"e 81 cs",y
fanoral March 10 by cnrrnscs u ca,ys,y.
rsiS nftcs a ESn y '!s,a VIA a a,n,o
d.! yasHts s:ss 1fGn; r. Il RI isis "a,
frritehbu,4 iais.s3 papers o's4so cory, "
n:'!s; Hsas:S & e &
,sHsa Hs:; 4, 4ss s
s;;S5 's;s: y IT.
WI #sa n 5:os j. q e eI Ineavo1 md
a vc;sss 81! ss'ss ssss typhoid fo,s wu
s1 nd5ssa ssj p'';siss; piss.. cou,
M aarso \ wF'ghe e Ityns s mo.h.
Whit aEsa yeass monti,s. Is Aa'x' Ill., l.enaSc:
k.9e.. EaSssa. adsas afty MaEe + at'p Train leave,
S!5!s.:, S'ass s. e e; 'ss ia aSR,ps* III,
aesa ci!aas Sa s'fs fot %SS!a; ass4aso,
d tfG%A1n %is T. asnSSfta III tsts Ke tn.;s tss
into1tpont at Springfield.
tAWRENCE-Mundny, Moscf 7. nt 2s,a ,v,,...
SaeF az 4 Snss, Il
osess e. a. .'tssss ess.ss. 6 ssess e
e. "a sfEfs ,ss ssss ssscss:; sss. s;
rlS1,}sI rHS5sl 'sr,,ee. from res'Oncc m .b..Aa,,
~ ~ !s'M'assss Msss Ct H: pe H.
ss!n!an: eeS1 years nnntts ana i da,s ~ '''o Il.
Z ,93sfas st 5 e
trs IL ss fn"s5s fssds!,sd Ct 9 Il eE ~
Ccmotofy for lntsFnent - @4' ~ "saee'sat
I
, 1881-03-10
Nj. lllploy, tho 0enoral Freight Agent, writoa as

follows:
CHICAGO. March Ito the I'oanl Of lsetiroad
cctps Of your fnvnr Of tho c4h ult. ntldreasod 70
our namnKer and lneloslnF comp,aint ot mrsA.
Il ho ss q" s rSsora 10 IT. o %
fi.t-@s are charged with making lower
stations less distant. Tho charge tint our rates
from 3uinoy 70 Perrin on corn nro ess linn
seaFraphy q this eoanty !. an!a9ta;etey
.s'e! anSi4 that, snat such .. apparent Inequalities
s S4a obssay bfWay' 10 es soapc,e wa aoym ,ho yms..
sippt River, Tho bonts mike rates to St. Louis
which It "a cts,t for s,s to meet With any protlt
pounds. while chnrKinx . higher mig IRON, ,ntcs:
tho atato or tllnols. bocni,so tito grail, 10 mar
hefcd wlshlt rs hortiers, Instead Of Missouri
os shD e g BE- eae e ~:
aistai;!so. " should Simply % Obliged 70 retIfo
M Ms.spp % WHY So 10 soH pe asS sSoe T s
ons se'"f' ueero Hr ff'' i s ut ox xe"srss
soaeedo! y taoss , VIZ IT, hsyo ~ ,s s!u5!sa iSs,
s Is oa at es Seh
no good result would TO attained. An oitforcc-
s se the M s absndosns @ s'' tho bsess au II to XII.
sss!ppI Valley wholly to tho bonts Of, tho riyer.
os 10 se sna th.a asi 'o tes po
nude necessary from co.npet!ng points on tho
rycr. reply shat & no m roa eoul'l liye Under saeh
ss sssss Ras ohs9 s Ra sasS
plird 10 our whole line: Again, tho business
from stauons between Quincy and Ieosia, Is
nost!y 9tainM;yery ttse ciso y saigEsa
ons business It viii bo seen tint 70 roIuco tho
revcnus q tho staple, arslco q shipment from
cuu1nty to US thnn 70 withdraw altogether from
sho c4rn tsade at Quincy whGrg Il forn,s n 81 In.
5o aS. aas S 9 %5U el on Fl @
hAyo nxl,4,tsted II, and you 70 toubt are fatn!l.
liardtnH's complaint that for tho ptstsix months
Sney e aora a q Wch % te o
| III Missouri, no corn nriHi,iattng ut Quincy
having been shipped to peor!a: TINT II We nro
Obliged % lot tho boats take tho Qnii,oy b,,si-
thnss could ia tho M isass benoit @ H. iarains, @ r.
iSs s ss IT. Sa!9ss sSs ssy
Sa Fsbrsary oT eaaoy and S She @
sns se Quincy .Seiess S ahH o az SSy
e. e9ta noas ri acu 21sy 1sway to ~ n,h tho
nell. mid thonce BY Chtcavo,, burlington {:
| Qnincy: To nbviase tho necessity on our uart
tho part of tho Wabash OF hauling it viu Jack-
sonsie. both Of such ro',tea bciilg moro or Isss
and have established Ey Il exceeding W rcnson. son.
aolo rates while aanerinE to our published tarlF
bushnell! between tLa same points Is y eonts.
| HHr1lug t1or my other person ia willing to DlY
, 1881-03-10

rec!sd to consult With tho Commissioner Of Pub
iso Works a. 70 Tho cost Of tlttlng up tho rooms,
anu to report ne1t Wednesday.
James Stinson to Greet q threc- story hrlck fac-
tory 4oxHi feo1 at Nos. 70 and f0l Monroe street.
to coat $7,00o.
waicr: Works. ns;i II nker i,'ashe,i 81 iy ya"ftcr
hnd 10 10 ampatatci ~ nr. itonroti,'.
ImE Commissioner ot Public Works received q
Fort Wayne Koad ncknowiesipins lilo receipt ni
H. ais experimentation m Try u refcrrncc to tho aes!oa,,
been forwarded to tho ucnerAt Agent nt Pitts.
burg. tio thought tho matter woultl be actc,l
yornbiy or hot.
1Hop. 13aflrETT, Of the Fre-Atnrtu Telegraph,
cost e10.6&> to TX tho apparatus 10 light MIlwnu>
onty st,;s.5. tlo .sugEcsts tho use ot tnwcrs ns
erecs @ ] isaS wa ] 90 TIC SS
duty of twenty.lvo gas. clamps, lts cost. incud-
ing maintenance. wolll bo about $a.lu1.
Eon years past tho city has lost a largo amount
OF property-such ns paraonaxcs. outside lpts,
mud even ncecs-basongln4 to churches. Tho
. osafy IT oas s1s @ aa,s ss
s6o Assessors aro aware, Of tho facts this yrnr.
c. tho e,tys i inaomo vii 'i,' So fnesoasod M 4 fully
si5.ooU u year.
strnnY NELSON ami james LIMO Alien had u
tnk With tho Mnyor Yesterday about tho prppo-
isnd sal hs iad 10 io;,bt that s,tiilcent funds
put up \ suttaoo structure: Tho matter, viii
probably come up hcfur0 tho Celebration" !"
m hss tnS ~ Fr;ay ass Mr
Mira GCyrK9 II. Carpenter Offering the 1se OF
, 1881-03-10
THE JUSTICE SHOPS.

SENATOR rAHishs hitt
Yesterday mornings dispatches from Spring.
hi for a'nanna see f Tho ust'ee.
rcacc mi an aa 70 nrnvont III ,hc futurn thc
rcprohonsiblo practice in vogue with certain
class OF collection oscnc!cs aud othor irrcspon.
sIbto parties OF dragging defendants in Justfce-
" s"it" W ~, p" " ~ cousy ~ - usa''
.ot forcing tholr sap!eeuon 70 fnore or less hot,-
est claims. The nsncn1ment provides. In brlof,
M i",. @ .ot .h". pcocc " s.,ricts 1 o,, ~ the cn-
s,s,s,u ~. r,s 80 ~n,os<, Wv s,, " ,h r.sa sv ~
remainder of tho county or tho elllcacIous
working Of tho change 70 be effected by tho
amendment -, there Gnu TO no doubt The
US to tho consstuttonnlity Of ~ tho
proposed nncnGnent aud on this poiut " Tn,tt.
u lawyers Of ibis City. who were unanimousiy
TINT there was nothing unconstitutional liz lts
leea:ss aw az sntI Would 81 p,. Tor isro?sr d tho
,s;ishcnI,t oTtnKes IT, ana other eyal !osngs
INV Us It nt present stands. Among the lawyers
WIS one who gave tho fnlluwsng opinions:
"Iho election anu jurisdiction q q Justices ot
ene pGcsGne Constn4oa ~. a wnsn ~ ~ foiiows;
nnt, constni[es shntt ie ojectcG IN a rsr aat
districts ns are or may bo provided by lav, utl
tho Jurisdiction OF such Justices of tho poAcc
aud roicS MaEistra.ss ST. ai snaIt . og nnifor ~.
wh,s jsi'sss 'SS sssa ,s ,5; a5S T. T. ssstS
limited to tho district Tor which they arc elected,
tho twenty. eighth sestton q the s5tne chspt9r
triets as aro now or shall heroafter 10 provided
@ Il SsG So eser se tse
which coilaequeatly n'ly IS more than county
, 1881-03-10
Wo recommend Eldradxe sowlng-machIncs

Indigestion. dyspopsia, nervous prostratjon,
and a1l forms Of ggnUrli debility relieved BY
taking Mensmnn's Peptunlzel Esef Tonic. tho
nutritious properties. It ts not muru stItnu.
lant like, tho oxtnuts Of hcot. but eulltnIns
tauinx prnportlcs; Is lnvnlnablo In Nil Untru.
bleed conditions, whothpr tho result OF txhat,s-
ton, EervOus prostitution, ovcrwotk, Or AcutU
diAehses, particularly II resulting frun puimu-
nAry uotnpllints. Caswcll, lnzAr.i l. Cu, pro-
prictnss, Now Ynrk. For sale by druggists
, 1881-03-10
hog CIIOLERA.

1HE U0Altp Ot TtAAnE COMMITTEE.
The Eulumtttee appointed by tho Directors Of
tho Hoard Of Trude TO investigate tho chnrves
tnade by Mr, cEump, tho british Consul In Phll-
aae!phsa, in reRard to dLscass In Illinois hogs
hclu injecting yesterday mornin9. Ar. Daas.
10y. tile Chairman, at2tcd to u reporter TINT tho
coaiMittao decided to appoint three OF thsie
number to proceed 10 springfield 10 consult with
tae stetistlclan Ut tho Btate Agricultural Do
paFt1ncnt In regard to tho error IN tho report
TOR ls7a, which wRA polntod out in Yesterdays
Emothe. IT tho Coumlttea succeed Ia getting
, 1881-03-10
THE CIrY-IIAII.

The Registrar Of Vital Htatlstlcs 1astod tvcn.
iy>ihrec burinl permtts-
THE Special Committee on Vladucts Will hsyo
noothor meeting Friday afternoon.
TIE Colnmlttoa on buildings met In the xft-
eraooa nnu took up tho resolution III rcfcEouca
~ providing accommodations for thu Public
LlbsaE: In tho sooksry, after the courts v4ea1s
u Ia May. The Chairman {Ald. 0rsunls) was d.
, 1881-03-10
HARVARD COLLEGE AGAIN IN LUCK.

dbstIa1 U1spatth 70 TNe Ehlfapo IffbuHs,
nosTOk, Mnss.. March 0.-lIurvard College Ia
In LUCK uRnln. gontlcman has promised
donation ot $l0o,ooo for IL building for physical
laboratory, aud std goo tho coarsor appliances
necossury for scientific Investigation, provided
ulat tho friends Of the University raise S75,olN,
tho Income Of which shall bo devoted tu tho
purchase Of modern apparatus aud To tho Cx-
i,ouscs OF EUscatchcs In pbYslcs.
, 1881-03-10
MARRLIGEs.

Observation-Disclosures ~ -.-.-,-.1~---,-,,.,..
hs,Ge: RssGRs, NE O. ~
kcBtn, 1'''oholao OF VIZ!
, 1881-03-10

DON'T Dto on tho x're1n9xes.
Ask druggists for "Itou4h On liatA" It elcasa
out tuts, mlec, bed.bugs. 1uaches. l5o. boxua. :
, 1881-03-10

7NIE REV. ", C.. WILLING WILL
X. conduct tho noon pruyor-neottnE to'day. 10
hAtftsIu-Yt.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-06-01

The miscr OF Pleasant Ridge, Ohio
was one of the lowest Of his kind. He
lived in what was more like kennel
than a human habitation, his clothing
was rags, his food was the leavings from
neighbors' tables, and his only COM
panion was half-starved dog. He
died alone, having had no medical at.
tendance, and his death was due to
insufficient .nourishment. In various
parts OF his abode was found money
amounting to 81, 500.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-06-01

The old custom WAS to call young ladies
Miss and older ladies Mrs, the age Of
thirty being about the dividing line,
regardless Of whether they were mar
ried or not. Elizabeth A. Kingsley
writes to the Women's Journal that the
usage was right and ought to be re-
vived. =" 1t is annoying" she says,
Ito be introduced to Mrs. Brown, a
silly, superficial creature yet in her
teens, and the next moment TO be pre-
sented to Miss Williams, who at a
glance we perceive to be an intellectual,
noble, broad .souled woman of thirty
five or forty, worth more than dozen
like Mrs. Brown"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-06-01
Terms for the season. SEQ.
p f u | G II Z L


"LORD WELLINGTON is a dark brown.
stands IL hands inches high, and is rising d
years old. Lord Wellington was sired by
Young's imported draught horse Young Wei
lington. Young Wellington was imported from
Scotland by William Young. OF Erin; is of pure
Clydesdale breed, heavy draught, stands N6A
hands high is OF bright bay color, and pos
sesses superior strength and action He was
bought OF Mr.. Samuel Clark, OF Manswarie, Kill
burchan, who is W II known perhaps the
largest exporter of horses in the country
Young Wellington being the one hundred and
sixth exported by him for breeding purposes.
Young Wellington was got by Old Wellington,
that stood Is hands inches high, and was dis
tnguished for his great strength and action,
and at the age OF two years was awarded the
first prize at the Ayrshire Agricultural Show.
Old Wellington was got by Young Clyde, that
at four years of age was awarded by the Lothian
Agricultural Society the first prize, OF the value
OF f25 Stg. In 1869 he was awarded the first
prize of e25 at Haddington, and in the follow
ing year, 1868, he was again awarded the first
prize by the same Society, and the third prize
by the Highland Society. In 1864 he was also
awarded the prize OF ID sovereigns by the Dal
keith Agricultural Society Young CLYDE was
got by the celebrated horse Plofer, bred by Mr.
Howden, Stonelaus, North Berwick that was
sold for expectation when three years old
at large price. His grandsire, Muircock
gained number of prizes in Ayrshire and in
Renfrewshire. HIS great grandsire, Old Clyde,
was awarded nine arst prizes, one of which was
the first prize at Mid Calder Of $40 Stg., at Glas
gov, open to Great Britain. Wellingtons dam
stands II hands high; has been exhibited ten
times at Agricultural Fairs, and been awarded
first prizes and one second Lord Wellingtons s
dam. by Old Sir William Wallace; grand dam,
BY CGur De Lion. great grand dam, by Old ST.
Lawrence Tippin, Laprairie, Quebec. He took
arst prize as the best Canadian draught at the
Dufferin Show, at sheiburne, 1878, and first
prizes at Sheiiairne Spring Shows in 1879. He
also took prize at the Shelburne Spring Show,
in 1880. apa5-tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-06-01
ID. III. HASkELL.
TOW WNSETE AGENT. &. II. II. IL.
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE.

PARTIES WISHING TO LEASE Or PUR.
chase Lots in the town of Winnemuoca, are
hereby notified that all applications for the same,
or on business relating thereto, snould be ad.
dressed to the undersigned at San Francisco,
at the G. +. r. r. office where they wiR receive
prompt attention
Those occupying lands belonging to the COM
pany, without having bought rfeased the same,
are ESQ notified 60 attend to the matter without
delay and avoid trouble.
nn1Q D. Ii HASKELL
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-06-01
DESERT
CRYSTAL SALT WORKS.

The Desert Crystal Salt Company is now
prepared to supply in quantities to suit, fine
Table, Dairy, Meat and Stock Salt. put up by
s. G. FOCUS, Rene Nevada, who will supply
customers from Winnemucca west.
From Winnemueca, eastward, JOHN KIN
NEY, of Battle Mountain, will furnish Table
Dairy, Meat, Stock and Ground and Unground
Milling Salt.
From platform at White Plains excelen'
Milling Salt will he sold as usual to our patrons
at low rates
Address orders to
WALTER SCHMIDT, Manager,
o25-u White Plains Nevads
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-06-01

Near Lovelock Station, Humboldt county New.
The proprietor, JOSEPH MAR2EN, will fur.
nish pasturage for mares at his ranch at reas-
enable rates
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Paradise Valley.
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Came into my inelosure, at palmer s Ranch"
Paradise Valley, May 2lst, 1881, one bright bay
tielding, without brand or ear mark, a white
spot On left pastern, and l2 or Is years old.
The owner is requested TO call at the ranch,
prove property, pay charges and take the horse
away. W. II. MINOR.
RsIadise Valley. May 23 lSSl nly25-tt
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The Seventeen Hundred IIosttics AT
Hort KcogiI AL lkeaAy 10 Start for
STANDING nknete

The Seventeen Hundred IIosttics AT
hort Kcogil All lkenAy 10 Ktart for
Standing lkucik,
5p<ttai 0!suatta ID 3At CAfsaau Trfbuns,
ST. PAUL, stls,n.. Juno IA tc!pgnM ttato,l
Jnho 10. from Mil Con. lxes, stateA tlAt tho
l,700 Sioux who hayp boon under his churgo Us
ca1,snandant ut Fort Keogh wcro ulI rcudy for
their rumovat 10 Standing Itock Agency, must Of
them being eacan,ped ol, the bauk Of tho sIvpr
awaiting tho arrival 0f tho boats. OF tho whole
nEtn1or th0re Mro fuw who hnyo not .luo,l ululut.
cd ar acquired soul0 anrt OF property, Rl,t aluny
have cattle and pnnfes. tho hprtts Of tho latter
hayo been started across the country In charYa
OF 10 Ut tho Indians. aud a company OF CasAlry
will escort tho uaoorters. Tho boals Far Woat,
Helena, hc''t0s, and shcrnan were up the
Yellowstone at last advtccs, aud Il ls probable
ti,at tho lHdans hRyo already cn,barkoit, Or at
posta to that cfoot hayo poen rcoelyMi at Mill
surrendered tn UOp. 1Itles Int your anl the
n!oat u0te4 ChIet among thgn u ltain. H. ths.
Faoe, an uncapapa. who VIII tint ut Standing
luck two brothers toau OF them i
t 2t uss5yS III u5sSs Rsossn ss, I
Af1ltiat9 With those recruits saNt to Stumbling
Nuck, thur IntcrhlnrltAl relationship aud tribal
tt1ltie4 OtforlnK ~ curtain guarantee ut poAue-
tul rt]AtlOHs md WI tlut know auYlt Of fhe
luatlcr express Tho hope that y portion Of thoso
u Keogh known " tno Flat Chsyenl,e. are not
though o.! apparently friendly terus now, It Ii
clafnied thelc feol,u4a townru each Dther aro
sure to bFgAk into open expression aS dlsltke
when cot,staut survelAhco IL removed.