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Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1881-11-10
A Spider Draws up a Mouse by the
Tail

Tail.
Lebanon (Ky) Standard
A very curious and interesting spec
tacle was to be seen on Monday after
noon in the Office of Mr.. Z. C. Clevers
livery stable in this city. Against the
wall of the room stands tolerably tall
desk, and under this small spider,
not larger than common pea, had
constructed an extensive web reaching
down to the floor.
At about II 80 o'clock Monday fore
noon it was observed that the spider
had ensnared young mouse by passing
flaments of her web about its tail.
When first seen the mouse had its hind
feet off the floor, and could barely
touch the floor with its fore feet. The
spider was full of business, running up
and down the line, occasionally biting
the mOuse's tail, making it struggle
desperately. It's efforts to escape were
unavailing and the slender filaments
about its tail were too strong for it to
break. In short time il was seen
that the spider was slowly hosting its
victim into the air. BY two o'clock
in the afternoon the mouse could bare
L. touch the floor with its fore feet: /:
by dark the point of its hose was an
inch above the floor. At nine o'clock
at night the mouse was still alive, but
had made no sign except when the spi-
der descended and bit its tail. At this
time it was an inch and a half from the
floor.
The next morning the mouse was
dead and hung three inches from the
floor.
The news of the novel sight soon be-
came circulated, and hundreds of peo-
pie visited the stable to witness it,
The mouse isa small one, probably less
than half grown, measuring about one
and one half inches from the point of
its nose to the root of its tail. How
the spider succeeded in ensnaring it is
not known. The mechanical ingenui-
ty of the spider, which enabled her to
raise a body which must weigh forty
or fifty times as much as herself, has
been the subject of much comment
and speculation, and no satisfactory
solution of the difficulty has been
found. All agree that it is most re-
markable case, and one that would be
received with utter incredulity if it
were not SO amply attested.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1881-11-10

The Mormon missionaries have recently
gained 300 converts In Schleswig- H0lstein.
, 1881-06-16

!.rnp Es's,nHhu. l:.cnf,n.rt. lle,,t.
run Hnrh"yr. MnskuHnn. lititt.
l'nli, lewis tialhrrt, Plk.s rIrr, 1Icllt.
Hrhr IrLInnn At,txs, tannI.trr. IIRtti.
sE!ir aIHry t'h!ltDs. TrnFrrna ilay. Ilaht.
Hc!tr ttlnl ft4llI,1a, 1tIitIutDtl, llEhl,
rcl!r t!htisl"l, tItinatu, +4,sEl III, c.,fj.
Hchr MnaelIr. fIHt. tt4Irk. II9tli.
Acsr (: i. atnEtIi. aanriHHt,n, light.
Hrbr May lt!rha n!s, Encatnlnl, lEht.
Hcltr Jntin stnrk. afnnistaB, light.
schr AtIstrntIh- MUs4ttRut, tIHht.
Efhr Try Df Chicago. RhINtn, II IN In rttI.
Hc!fr t'Hl*nuknr, linffll!, :atiatt In tinxsp.l.
Ssl.r Ssl.r Annlg AhsrMnsnt. lteto, 4,lt!!l An ctIrft.
Ait wolverine. tsrnnA t!uyrn, liul,t.
aehr 4. \. Irish, tiraMd iutlvrff,' tteIit.
Erlf W. II. iNltthn:n, ltrntWntpr, ilyht.
ke!tr ". II. ttnMklrst MnhIatep, Init,
HthE ttty tif Fritz. tFlnd 11nvrtf. ilEht.
hchr lyGr l.aWsnn, :luskcat'ti. iIGtlt,
Echt y. y. Sttfr,s. 1stGrtt.et. i}Htit,
Htllr t1nftlcH Harvest, M.skrT,t1l lIut,s,
aehr ,tupsr, A.HskeYt,n. liuht,
Hellr y. \. Jottnst,tt. aluskHEgn, lIglIt.
Sehr Arrlw. atnnIslat,. It9flt.
achr u. tY1t1hck, AlntItIettr, 1tHht.
Hthr W!itintli irunIir, AlMrtnettG, Itiht.
Hct'r I. Y. rMy Ibs. Aianlstti', lIpht.
Ac!Ir Nttsth CApH. Gt.ilhr NlrIr, itHht.
Achr lsnrhnM. lsu1F1iD. !i,Nli In r4irI,
Hc!!e white Cloud, Suskr4nr. light.
ecnr Film EliGnWDutl. MnhI*tIr. iIuht,
Hcfr Inn Sewhn1l. MtiskrruJt. IIntis.
, 1881-06-16
ACCIDENTS.


cufLIhEb WITH 4 HKtflGE.
THO 6nrRa Wllnul tnnes, whle bclng towed up the
saHth lannch Jestcrdny morning, coilldeI With Fan
nren Atrect brl!Gc. losing her jbbonn,. Tho bFIdga
fnsnt,oa no dnMnxo fnrttor than tho tonring AWAY Of
nbnut twGnty faet OF railing.
suNKES rlLE.
ffNtor'hy thu schooner OltAHn, III going I'D the
H0Mth lsrnnch caught ~, Btuksn tlle md lost nm
Mhchur ntld sNn8 lonti-Xcur.
1.t1aT Hell PILOT-E0uHE.
~ the tug Hubert nuhtnrn wns tDwlnR tho sohpoa-
Or ClpiGr Ctr thrxli Lake stfcHt briJEH yBstnrNy
no ar tshpansr was f4nsd " thH tug ran
completely demolished. Tin sohUunur Escaped un.
hurt.
rI1E auNKES cASAt-noAT.
The tanol-bont sunk Tucatny by tho atcnsu -bargo
Jllckbx Hchtly calkea kaypfnl aGrIn1H nCcI1f0nLs
}estHrdny. nMMlpr Ut hnntn rot scrapcti III pnas-
nR tho wreck. The bnts T. rt}n king vi li.I uu end
now pnt 1f the wntar. ind ncta lis d mnrk Ii wa
a6!: lintbnEmnAter carey rntschvoT1 yesterday 10
tna tho nw,er TT tito Eraft, bat without success apG
WI tn-tlar iAko McasareA 10 Tho wreck froM
tho ch1ntu1.
LOST A wttEEL KEY.
Spsttaf DtspatcA Ia 7ne Chteaeo TTtbunt.
,nt'ti'TIf. Atlnn, June M.-Tho propeller City of
WinnlpsK, W!nn out 10 miles. lost the ksy nf tar
MateI usAhlnK lGT Ili9 HtGatnBr FrnupHA Smith, or
tnG Aaine lttIg. cnulipH n1iix, tuwUL Aer back tG
pale9l here. " ~ -
, 1881-06-16
ltAt.TIatOfeE

ltAt.VlatDtIE,
BALTIMORE, Ml,, limo k.-t1pUn-Stcnty n,1d
tIent.
tsHAtS-Whcnt-wc.tcrn opened firm. felt OF. and
clofcl weak; M. Z red. spat md June, ssi. July,
&l1H4, August sl.2tai2i, September, tl.2a&ai7iai
cusn-WeatUrn aniot and aa*,er, mixed. naf, 5!4ss
1srnAy. leJn dull.
1tAf-l3n1I.
pMnrIaI,Ns-Sha1n higher and firm. Mess purk,
fli-Mt MIDI ts,N nnM. Hulk nlnatai'nckPd. sMMic.
!ncnn-satualsrs. no clear rlk1 sides. lc. liams,
lltAl1t. l.ns.i i-lselretl. l3c.
ltrrEn-Flrm. fresh arnss, l1alIc.
EHHs-EnsIer nt Iac.
EkThnl.EttM-Snmnal, runnrtt. $40,
tsnNcGntks-Eu1p1 frtn sugar qnlet.
WfT1*Hf--l1nlt.
FiIEtttlfcs-4frnhy,
1tErElfrR-tihurt l,x3 bslNt Mhcnt TH9l1 but corn,
u. btlt Hats. 1.f<I bl. 80. 7"' -
NutpNEST*-Whnnt, kHn bur corn, iSlEsli bti,
sAtxs-HhoaL IsluN BIZ, corn, Es.0i9 bu.
, 1881-06-16

tti.nt3ll llaj; kes. tt.D 1,mk n,ra. qulet q,1utct,
FllarA IT ~; clear r, Ir; a!r., ltt. tIh.,ti
gMtpt hut Siendr; rhn,ihcr.. r.. renr r ssc: rrnr
11lt.aliIr. - -
misunderstanding Western rcctlncr., flHis1!n
ordinary prl,ne, fsl!lr Axar .lmli r,r,ltIi, II,
Con c"n'nn; I'afA;ars infr q iNiIy la!s. 1tas,srs
,:in1srs luli nnh nrl1aAcd islc quiet int stesiyt
1r1llnHry tn ilrtntt, 4tattIt,
lhAS-Eltm IN
, 1881-06-16
}sOsTON.

BOSTON.
rosTOS. June observation-disclosures fair nAd mar.
kct tlrua, Western auref1no. H.NM4..1s eunl1lUD
TINS. fLtQa+;5i Wisconsin extras. &iskatul, MInlir
sofa do. &tsk1li, winter WHEAT. 0hln md Mchspun.
th}ahaii 1ntflann. attah,a 1t. ln,ls and Illinois,
AkAfr s.s5 -
ulAiX-Cosn. .cnsier, i1lah mixed md yolnv. rssAt7
wits s,'r: IL aTl,its; ::s':e' Nh mixed and
HgfIEM-Elncb trSAn,crlea. 3l@Acs choice Indie
pnckttt 1EEcs jnr to Hnnt, l1ns;Ic.
tNTH-WPttnrn srrah i6l{SRi7c. .-.
1sEcEtlTS.F!1nr Att1 tr1s i'D saekss cosn. TO- 0cD
but whpnt = bN bu; oats, a,laN III.
sElrMENrs-ttUur,G GO bslal eurn, 42,uD bu.
, 1881-06-16

MTSCET.1tANEOIIS+
THE POINTER AMI A0uStttlIT,
W4 1hvu rccstrg1 the fDt,Wlnx 1petur from lilo
cuptaH Hf tho ecls0tnuF Moonlight II o1pIaI.s II.
pGifi
~ ths EsEttar NJ T1s Chtca7o TttbHue
ErypALh y. u. Junu lL-Wllt YJu m!iuw n,s t,ls
w. y! Yy4r e,ia!.na T.! c.,ttutlet .tatsuat shat
sGa atlea y az u trrn!I - !s htl'lo aTiltln
a!st iho M detail. mi Wtll alnipJ say fat iii ,litt
Gr0on, .ilrecsy pr Indirectly xhU III thtsi iils IL
my ntaer yt9E, In ct!niagGt1n Mlh rncu and Will
tlaca foEfs1t u tlND ~ llB harlS ii 1tpGAF,t Il
Vance, GhltEuD 10 ta lMt III tho Ipsr.fJrtAn ii it
VIII rna4c9 twQ n 1T4I! nnn resp,N*lbsu that
will lskH afttaft tllat I'LL lst tho [(sT.iffaM
great In tAsite6. DENIS SULLIVAN,
MAAtur 0f MuVnllsAL
ELkvATOM MATxs AEpufRn.
Special Utspasth 10 XanC nChleaop Tribune.
HUpFAL0, N, T., 1un9 h.-Tha Wcst0En EtoyatIng
Company to-day dociddd 70 mako reduction In plp.
vattnN txtes to W n u1Set this lnaEntDx una eDn.
nas tilt thp Ut u July, Tho for s:utating Md
At1ruHu, which, WIS u cent per hllslsl. with thu
4 uf cont blshul. itiz nlhtcrst1tlt ttiat huIu
rA kayu lrst tttN!lr bt'un granted tho lowest Fnto
!tsf ttulu l1e pa4 receiving rebate Ut - cent Tur
bual9l. ~
ruELxn UYk
Gptetd! ptap1ttA 10 1ns CAfeago Ittb,lns
sTUAGIVS lAI. Wts. Juns 1.-the seheonsr Ma
, 1881-06-16
DRY GOODS.

NEW f0nK. Jnno ta-Agents nlnkIHg iprGo daI7-
cF1ps OF cotton Eonds on account OF former orstcrs
but current esnand lcas art.ye. Irintn vesy nuIus
but bust makes firmly hold. FIannosH and Kentucky
leans la!slY nGtlve. nnd nDnA wbar Of muUlehs,
, 1881-06-16

cLEvELASp. O.. Juno ls-rErNoLE u,t-stcady,
Standard white, 1i0 test, Tie.
t'irrstuItU, June h-pETHnLEuM-puj United
delivery.
.TtTGAytLLE. Jnna lt-rrrrI0LEu,E-utl opcned at
1nenta GBl0 br!si tharters, t5 bFIs runs ihA brs
, 1881-06-16
KANSAS CITY.

Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
KANsAs City, Mo-. juno l5.-G,AIS-The Tries
Current reports: WheAt-llece!nts. 1D.95 bu, ship-
MeHts, 1!l0 bu, nrmori No. cash ttcs laly, glfo,
No. cash. tfsti July. pfc No ltino, $lIh. CufE--
!ecs!pE, hstl BY, shpG!unts, la bu, txaIn nrmer,
, 1881-06-16

M1twAuKEE. WIs. luna ih-.FtOun--9carca and

MILWAUKEE. WIs.. Luna iI.-.FLOun-9carca and
frtl
HnAtN-whcAt tan.c; No. . Milwaukee hard. yt1ik,
No. 2 tLMat. June si.M1&: .Ihty @Lll}k, AuEust,
ft.f1kt HcpAcmbcr. tl.lls uetoh1s. t.lls MI 4, ME
turn qnIet and unchanged ttals frmnE: M. l. n G..
!!yG Ehlot3 nn l. sc. Harley nnctfyei M. sbf.nR,
l,sos1sinSs-Flsmes. Meas pork. fle45 rash Mn4
juy. t!BG, August lnr.l. eu.a ctsh UNI, Mrt f10.Aa
tMXnst.
lInaA-Flsfner; &latah.1.
FKEinnrs-M hent tn Buffalo, 4s4t{c. ...
linn bl. f@-7 ~
antl'MESTs-Flour. li,om brls, wheat, 1s,Uol h,lt
corn, HunG.
, 1881-06-16
kstAuEt hoy,

Itu1nN Iusl. 1T
An Alhnny tM,ostlaek hus saved e:,dOo in
clGht yvals. lIa hat! u Aabit Ut saying to tl,u
uienlbcrs of tha Legislature: threat speech or
yul,ra. that lnAt one, Hir. Su4Ap people think
you'll succeed Euuk!lnX.'
, 1881-06-16
1)I:TlfOifl'.

DETnn1T. June b-FLouM-Flrn.
01tAtS-Whrnt ensor, extra nominal, No. l Hhtto
At &fa: limo ut tlasbL2hs July ~ sl,N; Ausast nt
$!ts$i Ssgtcm1het aan'e asked; No. whl.o. sLlh.f,
HECEttTA--HlIunt 4nn In.
sIElFMENTs-Wlent, n,np.
, 1881-06-16

EEw ORLEANS, Lune lA-CorrtN-Easy, mid
ding, lo4cs low ml,illnu kes Knnd nrtlinury+ H&o,
net rcerlhts, i4,1 exports coastwise, 31tu, sntus
! lrAnt SttIIk, EHkt tNA '@7' '"'
, 1881-06-16
INDIANAPOLIS.
OSWEGO,

fSnrASApnLlH. Juno ,M-tiHAtS-tYhcat heavy;
slie9l+tf3G. Corn quiet bnt arm, Asl4jIc. Oats
weak; no blu.
, 1881-06-16

oawE0o. Iune 1i.-t,ttAtS-Wllfnt htendy. Corn
quiet. Wcssern mlxol, &c.
, 1881-06-16
113+flIkrA.

PEoHiA. Ill, June lA-GNA1S-Corn 1rmi high
mixed. a6s4I6c; mixed. 4sds44kc. Onts tIrmt No. 2
white, ;Haailu. Kye Inactive Ut ts11&atsa4c.
1lIH1lwiSKs-Ftrm; H1.u!itntly *l.U7.
ltKcE!rTs-Wheat. t+E0 but curn, DS00bu, oats %
H1l but barley, 4,lIIl bli. ~
,.sMIi'MESTs-Whuai. 600 bu, cora. aloD bu; oata.
, 1881-06-16

coming In freely. md CORD sark can hc obtained NJ
Nl"r hri IN ]nhl,nE WY stltl nrn fffn nj hEe'sS
fhr EtnehhIow. ntid II n Ter rartY ru%s,
SA1T-Thrfc was II rtrntts trade Mt quotations: .
Fl.r talt, saginaw ntIi S'.w York;. ...,,-.$ Llo
&hAftF th hFf
!hFs Win iEss. 1'sV@ ss
Ashton darY t>rr snrk Has
f,rn1n,I nlttlil in bly.. LII
livcr,,nHl illr, rrnHn neack%,,,,,,..,,....... 1.M
Ef.1's-Werr strong, hUh!rIs nhktng higher prices.
1inuthy nn. rs"ady, with ttUlY smnl ass ufnrilig.
Fia1secd sold rrad!iy ut tisl i!nnaaran was shade
easier, at fl. .s.. MGt wnt stltl WnntG and hlrEGt
prices we're aIL Anlrs wcrn nude nf III bhVs ctHvfr
reed Ht $rl for prime nIrdHrl. II fiaxsGrh at
&i1t. Al hars ntl1ct Ut e. D for Bfftnn: ll0 baRA
Hungarian nj SE.
TALj1H-Wns 0Mntch ktrndy nt EF61ic for eitr md
b}ttc1i for country rendered. with No. country nt
6Sc.
NONl-A fnrIy nctIvn trntlp exists, with stockH 0t
coal.c and medini ttrrer 1arxe Wg unute:
Etnt to thDtce TGdihn tut. XHas
1tthFse MIA ihRf tn.
Elmo md nN~Athrh heere. .t~I
tararAe and nt~nsllr tIGFC A.t34
Medium nd urwhsl,r tjpgt, .s2l
Medium Washed HrtCe ,:Ea~3i
Fine Washed ,,.,,.,,,...,.,,,t ,t%:
Coarse Bssle ftecCc ;kAt
, 1881-06-16
HdfLRO<fD IIlyE,u nan,

A hE1HA!; Tnsis! ..raSi,x AIR 1m,El:rAEr,rE q: t,y
;is MhMns saturday nsirpte,i, .,., ~ .llrfn.s,,
tasundhy ext"pt.il. sIlnlfy '7ah'iay rsrna,sss
Gh'rnR" T. Nnrit..v~.tern ,r,r
Fnr A'A!". n t:nr.ls. Sleeping =, Subway.
mi1ci'. lnIn'ur lit,* Il t"nr.st ii'sHk Esmrn,,
ltn cnrHer f Wrll4 mii, Eit,,il,.hf'' ma lhn ,ln. ~
, 1881-06-16

: .------ FlT"sttH UlEEEWEU HFt
WARltlSuTuS. H. T.. !!Mnn IL, n. m.-Funals nra
ordered nr At Escn''alN, MnrqAGlto, Duluth, and
s1rtlnn Two. Thg st0rnl clntra IL III Dakota,
, 1881-06-16

bnl', which has hepn hr hrhch nt Tam Island yhi
nnty ysnr. WIS ptil" m last nlllt by thu wruuk.
1ng tnE l.rSHttHn. whir 1Iss l1cnn work IN her IN
Mhu ~ tnr several Wrrks \ strnnf.tltn'p wns prcn
hUr may TO MI1wnukrr. ~ "
, 1881-06-16
1--WE STOCK.

CA7'Tj,E-TradB wns qnIet MI nruuHd and prlCcs
kvrraRetf lower. In good natiye butchers rtOek and
Te1ns chlO tOre WIS M matrrlns AoflcnlnG Ut
prices, thu domA Tor lbs0 descriptions rather
cecdng tho supply but etnckbrs, low grades ut butch.
srs stun. ant shipping ui nnYweea from
bGlsc rhe Eocvnts wctu nut unusually hbera but
repnrs from tho mNrkuts bsow weec ut n character
10 check amy tendency to nGvy on tho ratt NJ ship
prrs and they did not take hnltt with much hpphtont
interest, at Na1uc "oIr from FueslaJa qnntn.
ions. Expnrt grades suffered tn nbont tha aame ex-
tent though vary few Of that cass included In
tho receipts Tho best drovcs sale wont nj A.Ul
ShMt HGurc. There woFp several primo drives for
whlc, s'75ah!0 vns obtaInud hut most OF tho ,ny'e
work Wis accomplished nj TtricHs ranging fran fiW
downward To <}iD. tho lnnitty nat aycttlgnE rery
tou1 llo run II Ttxn; entity Ut IN: ,.tl9 E.,9 MT g
NJ tianeIsN lor yery cnnlan IL Tnlly Got. grass.
Et6ekDrs itill md sHAtr H0nly sn1eatntH
faimrh itc1tnB nj l1t Lie. Calves snsu nell NJ
on any day ot !nia.vCis ut fe fi a. ter no lns and
kSta
, 1881-06-16
PHILADELPHIA.

wosturn cxtrus. SkA;lse+l,ats SIuusuts e4tras E7a
ttG0: 0ho E1usl. si7Ss Illinois eluIcc, &thf aitnnp.
aiIj.
uHA1x-Whoat tBsa nctlyui No. = red. elevator.
EtS'k spIbctnt, Hra1H dutsul, ai17; No. rcd Junu,
haA July, ,slsl'kalsJ1, August, t335faisl
Corn IN fnlF donlandG satI nI1rd s1nvHtur H1tiv,
rlggineE &ssAc, Nu 5l4sasct bait mlxul, juns, h}f
15g4oi July, aJs%a1tu, August, G71it51l&c, t,ats
..tssahyt ho.a "h0. @1c; NJ. do, 4ss4&t1o mlxud,
,s. l.; fn'E ,oaana. lesfMe: gaals
III; l. 's Si; ists :isa ;fEi stlI
y ss1s sss's Hess'; s:;fss sa! W
'?ss &as.i;Sl + iii a% aats; sa!is:, !S:,l liz.
&M!skS Ss!!saay, lsi;ife isiifse.
'S FL $sEs WI ai it5S sa' ~ s, pu
RT. Louis.
IT. l.ouis. tmRo lA-fLul'lt-FrM, top grades bsl.
teri family, taX1Alo cha!co Sa1AoU; fancy. &issa
uuAIS-wheat lowe1; closed vsak, Nh. ! ro,
1LlAsol.llA cusht st1t4 Junsf sl.i&s*al.lG{ July,
sllUfellNi A,,snsst II. sepsUa.tori tLltH
tsLs3h Juars M. i tu. <ii4i Nv. 4df, tlpt Corn
s.sr @ aaa lIahS., *gs !uns, " Iuy,
*Dsc Aukustt *pat.tio September, AlhN&it4a Jsur.
ats *asfi s Sssa. eh,s ss,ss; ,s H"s L: s S
;;sxs4;s; 4 y II III S''',, ''s,ss.
Myskssi.ssy ysioSsyyf.s Z ,iIst, st o.,nr =, ,,o. o
s :s9a ts s a'ss': e / aas .S
IT,. I ,s ss. ns' xasas @ sss
ca sss s:isi SSSs
NEW OltLEANs.
NEW 0htKASa. 1a., Juna A-FLuuN-Q4,es Mud
weak1 sui'oEhne, Euu, NA. *l:ss@.ai xxX. A7sa
a:'s ht1a .ra'loa. kh;itra5A
GHA1$-tttfN tuiut. NI{G. fmt mud
, 1881-06-16


Spftit{ Htnalth 10 71t Ehfrfeh Tribune.
MisshE,u%. Mlt.h. .tunn I5-rile propeller r, 4,
yesterday. - T
, 1881-06-16
QUOTATIONS.
Extrn BcoycB-stcors weighing 1,in lbs nntt


Extrn Hccycs-stcors weighing 1,iC0 lbs npd
"a la Ill
trrr. weighing iEa to jSU ts. ............ hsssaa
Guod -Well-thttcued sttnts, WetFh-
ing Ian 10 LIN ...... hiN9i;
luz i.ii 70 i, kot1a
Butchers sthck-i'our to cnns,nun stoHrs anu
cnmtnnn to GllnCe for city Slaughter
voignR .N % i0S ibs. aal
Jill lis. l.j42
ins mud fcalnwnE seeTt................... 2;rsa77
FexA4-FErnts ,truycs...,....., .......... 4
1&--n
, 1881-06-16

. T------.1.~.'e. .'e.
,sns Fly Ity' nntssGF, ',!nt9 Ex pmi I:pm
tcu. l1hNANCillifn FAHt Exi$ H;[jn JD ;Jnnm
y. i'liliS, ttIfihRtGu y IGxIlA laM N 7aEpn3
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rptIrn, Kenkrk, h 1lur- vA II I1s} n III i:ii,m
iliEtt1 fast Exlltess. C!lcnUn :4tD MI t:DarI
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, 1881-06-16

Wabash, At. I4s1ut4 II lsAelllu Isnttwny
Union IIabot stntu nitl Twnltth-sts. Al Hfaic..t
cars run N The ,ernt and Wentwnrtl-nr. ~. pls
l'nlnier iiullae. ana tsrnnd Plcli,u ltotel. "
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REmrny

Il . never. failing
Cure for Nervous
Debility xhaustsd
Vitality. Seminal
weakness. Sperins.
torrheA, LOsy
MANHOOD
potency, Paralysis,
and all the terrible
effects Of self-Abuse
youthful follies ant
excuses in msturer
yeRre-aucb a.
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All the flxings for mince meat, fresh,
and for sale cheap, at
T. r. HUTCHINSON & Co.'s
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sold JUDGE" cigarette tobacco, fresh
supply received every week by Davidson at
the P. o. Cigar Stand.
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Notice Of Application for Letters Of
Administration.

In the District Court Of the Sixth Judicial
District, Eureka County. Nevada.
In the matter of the estate of HENRY ALBERT
MAU, deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT W. F.
IN Mau has filed with the Clerk Of this
Court q petition, praying for Letters OF Ad-
ministrAtion of the estate Of Henry Albert
Mau. deceased. and that on SATURDAY. the
14th day Of May. A.. d. 1881, ct 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
of said day, being & day of a regular term Of
this Court. to,wif of the February term, A.
d 1887, at the Courthouse in Eureka. in the
County Of Eureka, Nevada, has been set for
hearing said petition when and where any
person interested may appear and show cause
why the said petition should not be granted.
~ Witness my hand and the seal OF
(su I. \said Court. the twenty-ffth day Of
lSN april. A.. D 1888.
wv G. j. X. BUTTLAR, Clerk.
By W. r. FoRREsr. Deputy Clerk.
BAKER b WINES, Attorneys. ap26td
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Albion Mining Company.
(OLD STOCK
Freeborn h Co, trustees. f. =. 1912 100 20 90
verdenal d F, trustee...... 726 100 40 90
And In accordance with law, and an order of
the Board of Directors, made on the 10th day of
March, 1881, SO many shares Of each parcel
of such stock as may be necessary will
be sold at public auction, at the efice Of
Parker Crittenden, auctioneer, Room rs, Mer-
chants Exchange Building, No. 431 California
street. San Francisco. Cal, on
Monday, h 10th Day OF May, 1881,
At the hour of 2 o'clock P. h., of said day,
to pay said delinquent assessment thereon, to-
gether with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of the sale.
d. B.. CHISHOLM, Secretary.
-Ofice-Rooms 6 and 7, No. 327 Pine street,
San Francisco. California. ap27td
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DAVIDSON has just received an immense
invoice of "Owl" cigars. They are fines
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ST. MARY'S ACADEMY
SALT LAKE CITY. urAH.

THE ACADEMY ID UNDER THE CHARGE
4 OF the Sisters Of the Holy Gross. II 10
situatsd in q secluded, healthy location. Am.
pie grounds are attached for exercise.
The building 10 spseious and provided with
modern improvements. II affords smple @.
commodstion for Q large number Of bosrden,
besides the day school.
The Musical and Art Departments are con.
Quoted on the plan Of the best Conservatives
and Art Schools In Europe.
The Course Of Study comprises all the
branches OF . thorough, solid and polite educs.
ton; and 10 such - TO render the pupils intel.
neent. useful and accomplished members Of
society.
While st. Mary's possesses all the advantages
OF . nrstciass educational institution, the
charges are moderate.
French and German being included In the
English course. form NO extra charge.
Pupils Of all denominsttons received, and no
interference with their religious belief. No
special uniform required.
Attached TO the Academy 10 . separate build.
ing for little boys. bosrdsrs and day pupils.
They receive the care and teaching which their
tender age and the ~conndins trust Of their
PSF ents expect.
For circulars. etc.. address Sister Superior.
- Above.
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You can always get a good cigar at the
p O CIGAR Stand
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Assessment Notice.

NORTHwEsTERN CONSOLIDATED MIN
ly ing Company.
Location Of principal place Of business. Eu-
reks, Nevada. 9
Location of works. Eureka Mining District.
Eureka County, Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given. that At . meeting Of
the Board Of Directors. held on the 2sth
day Of April. A. D. 1881, an assessment tho. II
OF one-half cent per share. was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation, payable imms-
diately, In United states gold coin. 70 the Sec
rotary. 1t the once Of the Company. in the
District Attorneys once. in the Courthouse.
Eureka, Nevada.
Any stock apon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Thirtieth day Of May.
A. d. 1881, will be delinquent, and sdver-
tised for sale 1t public auction and unless
payment IL made before. will DO sold ON
Thursday, the seth Dag of June,
A. ID. 1851,
to pay the delinquent assessment. together
with costs Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
VIM. H. DAVENPORT, Secretary,
Once District Attorneys Once. Court
house. Eureka, Nevada. sp29t
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Delinquent Sale Notice.
Albion Consolidated Mining Com.
pany.

Location of principal place of business. San
Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Eureka Mining District,
Eureka, Nevada.
N~oticc.-There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, on account of assess
ment mo. 81 levied on the Sixteenth day
Of March, 1881, the several amounts set OPP
posite the names of the respective sharehold-
ers, as follows:
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Favorite Bathing Resort.
DISTRICT COURT SUMMONS


TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SIXTH
j Judicial District. In and fer Eureka County,
state Of Nevada.
John E. Jones, J. ID. Sullivan, y. III.
Sullivan, and Ed. L0Oney vs.. g.
X. Nesbitt.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting to g.
K. Nesbttt.
You are hereby required to appear in an &C.
ton commenced against you AZ defendant. by
John =. Jones', ]. d. Sullivan, j. n. Sullivan
and Ed. Looney a. plaintiffs, In the District
Court Of the Sixth Judicial District. in and for
the county Of Eureka. state Of Nevada. At the
therein, which IL on file with the Clerk Of said
Court, within ten days after the service on you
Of this Summons (exclustve Of the day Of SER
vice), II served in said county, or twenty days
II served cut Of said county but within this
district. and In all other cases forty days; or
according to the prayer Of said complaint.
The said action 10 brought TO recover judg-
menf against yeu the said defendant, for the
possession. restitution and recovery Of that
certain premises and mining ground known ~
the Enterprise mine o. mining claim. situated
Mining District. Eureka County. Nevada, from
the possession whereof plaintiffs allege you
have unlawful1y and wrongfully elected them ;
and also, for the sum Of ono thousand dollars
~ .eooj damages for the Withholding OF said
VIII more fully appear b. reference 70 the COM
plsint on ale IN Tits aetiou. 70 which refer
encs 10 hereby made.
And you are hereby notified. that II you fail to
appeara and nnswsr the said complaint - above
f fss r. re s.ad Platte g vii VII pray pre-, ne Court
ALEXANDER WILSON,
PLANTING Attorney.
Dated Eureka. Nevada, April Q. 1881. law sm
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THE best ''bit' cigars in town are thu
"Owl," "Trariata" any Pumariega, fol
sale at the P. o. Cigar Stand.