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Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1881-10-10

senate to meet in extra session to-
day. The purpose is to elect a pres
idcnt pro tcmporc of the senate
confirm some nominations and dt
other important business.
Miss Allie Pennington, of Win
chester, Indiana, arrived last Tues
day and takes II position in TIN,
Arapahoc school. Miss Pennington
is not novice ut this kind of work
having filled Il like position in thi.
school last year.
The GAINESVILLE stage was agail
robbed, last Saturday evening beins
the time chosen and Black Hollow
the place. Two men did the Job
getting sixteen registered package
from the mail bags and five dallar
from Joe Beer.-Shield.
The Kansas City Journal get
slightly off its guard in admittin,
that it wants the negroes to tax,
oklahoma because it will bcncf
Kansas City. The Journal usual,
urges its points on the basis of right
The Commercial says 1,245 car
of cattle have been shipped from
Caldwell. The shipping season i
about over, and holders are slow t,
part with their stock. Cattle mel
are probably looking forward to
general shortage at the beginning O
next shipping season.
| William Hughes, a white man
shot and killed Sheriff Lanier, a
Scullyville, Choetaw Nation, a shor
time ago. The trouble grew out o
the enforcement Of the permit laws
Lanier, in the performance of hi
duty as an officer, had eiectec
Hughes, who sought revenge il
murder.
| Our local on first page concerning
Mr., Gardner is q little too previous
That gentleman received an offer o
a far more desirable position il
Pittsburg, Pa, and with great dis
|patch resigned his place here anc
put out for the States. He will Stol
a short time in Kansas to fix up hi
business there after which he vii
go to Pittsburg.
The Cheyennes laid claim to sew
eral ponies that they happened t,
see while waiting in camp for thei
loads of flour. Three were claimed
and taken, but the owners had then
returned after considerable trouble
Agent Miles and the train maste
have repeatedly warned parties from
buying Of them, as in many case
the animals sold are not their own
I-Arkansas City Traveller.
Rev. Wicks, who is working witt
two young Indians at the WIGHT;
Agency, tells us that he is highl,
1pleased with the progress thus far
The young men take hold with car
ncstncss, and he thinks are dom,
a good work among their people
In about a month Rev. Wicks vii
return to this Agency, where he i
establishing a mission under tn
immediate management OF DaVio
Pendleton.
Three amateur dcspcradoes stop
Iped a train near Hope station, Ark
a short time ago, and robbed tn
express safe and all passenger
who happened to be on board. Tn
governor Of Arkansas and the prcsi
dent Of the Iron Mountain road of
fered large rewards for the captur
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1881-10-10

lllltN lblil Vut vi AZ JV'j 'ViIN ~ -
looking about the Agency and Post
for situation.
A part of an Indian train, about
forty wagons, arrived on the 2d inst.
They were eight days on the road,
being hindercd by rains, high water
and muddy roads.
The Wisconsin papers say that
Secretary Window has authorized
his friends to put him in nomina-
ton for his old place in the senate.
Adviccs from Tucson, Arizona of
the 9th instant report a fight be-
tween Major Sandcrson's command
and 100 Chihuahua ApachcS re-
sulting in Il defeat of the Indians.
Mr.. O. J. Woodard, who had the
Indian delegation in charge at To
pella, returned on the 29th ult. Mr..
Woodard was highly pleased with
the way in which the Indians con
Quoted themselves ut the fair.
J. l.. Driskill has sold to his son
j. w. Driskill his Wyoming ranch,
containing 1000 cattle, 20 thorough
bred Shorthorn bulls, 35 horses and
ranch outfit for $55000.-Dodgc
City Times.
Mr.. j. w. Powers, of Mobeetie,
came in Monday night from Gains
vile, having been in Middle Texas
putting up Il herd of 1900 cattle for
his Panhandle ranch.-IIenrictta,
Texas, Shield.
General Mackenzie has arrived ut
the Las Carlos Agency, and upon re-
ports made by Tiffany Agent, had,
Major Biddle' placed in arrest. The
Agent claimed that Mai. Biddle was
the cause of the recent outbreak OF
the Chihuahua Apaches.
The Apaches attacked a wagon
train near Cedar Springs Arizona.
on the 2nd. killing five teamsters,
the same day they killed three men
near Tucson or Fort Grant, Arizona
who were repairing the telegraph
lines.
Mr.. T.. Candee returned Saturday
bringing with him his little daugh-
ter and a 'better half" This last
maneuver took us by surprise, ncv-
theless the TRANSPORTER extends to
Mr.. Candee and wife best wishes
for a happy life.
Little Chief and his band, under
escort Of the 4th cavalry, Captain
Thompson in command, started fol
the Red Cloud Agency last Friday
We understand that Cap. Thompson
took seventeen six-mule teams from
Reno, which leaves that Post rather
short on transportation.
The work Of repairing the White
House, which was interrupted by
the late presidents death, has been
resumed. The entire building, with
the exception of the part occupied
by offices, is being thoroughly over
hauled by Il large force of artisans
and laborers.
A company is forming in London
with II capital of G3,O0O,000, under
the auspices Of a member of the
royal family, for the purpose of pur-
chasing waste lands in Ireland, to
be reclaimed and let or sold to ten
ants on easy terms.
I Two hundred and thirty of the
Otoe Indians are visiting al this
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1881-10-10

Entered the Postonicc AT Darlington, lndi-
en- TcrritOI.Y, ns second class mntter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-12
UhsOLvER

The Mormon problem. which every
ADMINISTRATION for the last quarter OF .
century has handed over to its successor.
remains TO plague the new President.
II seems. says the New York Tribune.
almost - far from . solution now -
whom Buchanan sent Albert Sidney
Johnston to Utah with IN army. In 1857.
TO cosres The sinful saints. Granite pol.
10y Of court prosecutions and Hsyss'
policy 81 moral sussiou have been alike
u~nsuoesss'ul in breaking up ~polyssmy.
Psrhsps the next administration will try
Q new method. A heroic and effective
plan IL saegestsd. involving the abeli-
ton BY CenRrsss Of the Territorial Leg
islaturs and courts. the temporary gov.
eminent Of the Territory by . commits
sion. the recognition and enforcement
Of the property rights and claims to sup
port Of the deludsd women and snior-
inmate ehildrsa whoAars the victims Of
polyssmy, and the rigorous prosecution
OF all persons contracting new polyg-
smous marriages.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-12

San Pransseo Daily EscAaa0s: The
Nevada prsss 10 ssita,ine the subject Of
mileage to members Of the Legislature;
and indeed II vsuld seem to b time.
The mileage fees now allowed are sim
ply prepos.srous. Fifty cents . mile IL
the regular rate. and the members nstur.
ally regard Il a. an important ~perquisits.
For instance. the member from Phoebe
gets $500; actual expense Of travel. $l26.
The Eurka msmbsrs GET $500; actual
expense. SIS. The members from Elko
get about $500 ssch. The mileage for
members from the eastern part Of the
State averages $400. The member from
Reno. vhs pays "a fer the ride both
ways. 10 allowed gao 90. and the Storey
county member. whose ticket to Carson
and back costs hu, %. drass the Treas
ury for OF 90. This In an abuse that
sslls loudly for reform. and the people
demand thai IL shall receive 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-12
cOHoRrssIoAAL.


WASHINGTON. January II. - Msxsy.
from the Military Committee. reported.
with amendments. the bill fof the relief
Of General Ord.
Bayard. from the Finance Committee.
reported favorably House bill to amend
the revised statutes TO authorize Q charge
for melting and ~fsooinins bullion when
st or above the standard.
Cameron. from the Military Commit
tee. reported adversely on the bill to re-
organize the United States militia. In.
definitely postpoasd.
The bill to punish vasransy In the
District Of Columbia VA discussed. and
laid aside.
The bill for the relief Of Ben. Holla-
day was taken up and discussed.
Without action. the Senate adjourned.
hssss.
Blsokburn o5srsda resolution. rsoit-
ing that there was on the Speakers tasls
. voluninoss paper referring to the
abuse Of the frsnking privilege. and
moving that Q committee Of Ave DO ap.
pointed to examine these charges and
other abuses that may be brought to Ito
attention about the transmission Of doc
umsnts, letters, etc. Adopted.
The House went into. committee on
tbs Indian Appropriation bill.
The objection Of Hooker to the amend
msnts appropristipg $4,000 for the ex.
penses Of ten citizens for the act OF 1859.
and striking out the clause rspsalins the
laws creating such Commission. was
overruled.
The amendment was sdoptsd-s7
to IS.
The committee finally adopted amend
nsnts and completed the bill.
The eommittss rose, reported the bill
10 the House. which passed IL, and the
House adjourned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-12
WESTERN DISPATCHES
Loft for Better Land.


SAcaAMrsTo. Cal, January 1.-THE
most deliberate suicide here for years
took place yesterday afternoon Of the
Western Hotel. On the Sd instant .
young man about twenty-five arrived In
this city from Texas and at opoe entered
upon . continuous spree. Being well.
dressed and Of zoe appearance. with an
apparent abundance OF money, be loon
found favor among the demi-monde. and
hs became infatuated with . woman OF
the town named Lottie Morris. he
insisted upon her accompanying him
to Ban Franoisco, s.ying that be
would kill himself 10 shs did not.
She refused. and not 10 .faldfy him
self be yesterday afternoon carried out
his threat. He went to . barber shop,
shaved and had his hair dressed. attired
himself In his best clothes, then went TO
his hotel. he remained In his room .
short time and then went out into the
hallway. he took two British self.oook.
Ing bulldog pistols from his coat pocket,
placed one 90 each side Of bis head aud
pulled ths triggers. Pulling the trigger
caused the deviation Of one 20 that the
bullet missed his head and entered an
adjacent wall. The other took effrot In
the right temple. tho ball passing
through the skull. inHieting . death
wound. He fingered sn hour 10 an un.
oonscious state. and then died. Pre-
vious TO going up TO his room and COM
mittng the fatal sot he shook hands
with the clerk Of the hotel and said:
Goodbye; I'm going to . better land"
"All right" said ths clerk. who thought
be was joking; ''bs; good to yourself"
II 10 said that the fsther Of droessed 10
Master Mechanic Of the Michigan Gen.
trail Railroad. The dsosassd had been
making himself quite prominent In pub
lio resorts Of this city since bis arrival
here BY fourishing pistols and declaring
that he wss go bad man from Texas,"-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-12
cnolcE MEDICINE.

The friends Of Old Bourbon and iis-
dr.d spirits will experience both comfort
and saiisisction In reading the following
from IN exchange:
The value Of whisky - Q curs for rom
sumption has received recognition from
high medical authorities. The assertion
may b vsntured that any eonsumptive,
by the liberal use Of whisky and taking
abundant exercise In the open air. with
due attsntion 70 the general laws Of health.
may effect . complete cure. OF courss. In
advanced stages OF consumption. there IL
not much hope Of success from any treat
mont
And u whisky will ri consumption.
perhaps Il will act also . . preventive.
In that case, . little good vhisky. taken
as proper intervals during the day. ID
just the thing. 4 few dra(ch )ms Of pre-.
vsntion are worth pounds Of cure.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-12
lUsY Ss,LL ELoeUENcs.

The editor Of the Ruby Hill Mining
N.,ss has distinguished himself. In the
LAT issue OF his paper. which reached
here Yesterday. he mskos q most impss-
,iou.d and soul-stirring appeal to the
members Of the Legislature At Carson. OF
which the following are specimen sx-
tracts:
We vish TO make one more appeal 70 the
Democratic Legislature. and that ": For
God's sake do not send James Fair 10
the United States Senate. he possesses
not one qualification to occupy thas 81.
Allied station.
You have several intslleotuai gsnusnsn
In your ranks, among vhom are men me
have served ysur party faithfully TOT many
years. For God Almighty's sake send o
Of these gentlemen 10 the United Statss
Senate and retain the manhood your ~
viour 70 beautifully and hsroisslly BE-
slowed. II you politically die. expire with
wreath VI honor and glory upon your
brow that nons but the brave should wear.
. A God u q judge. ve
sincerely believe that II you send James
Fair to the United States Senate, you are
dogs.
''Unels Jimmy" Wa out through The
eastern part Of the State just before cleo
ton. and II il hard TO say What be may
or nay not have done to the Ruby Hill
editor to make him break loose after thai
style.
Bot Il seems that his frantic appeal
fell upon cara Of mud and hssrti
Of stone. for yesterday and TO-
day the Democracy In the Lseis
laturs vent solid for Fair. Fifty-tvs
votes today In joint convention Of beti
Houses ratified and completed his cleo
ton a. United States Senator from Ne
vsda. With . majority Of fourteen.
To use the words Of IN interested
party : "FAir made . fair hsht and wen
through the racket on the last hitch q
smooth - . buekvhsat cake with irssf
butter and honey on It,.
Well. anyhow those Democratic voter
fer Fair may now console themselves By
reading the closing opinion Of the Ruby
Hill editor. wherein be virtually says h
believes they are al sons Of CANNES.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-12
An Imbushed Despe ado.

Los ANoEIrs. January lion. Sat-
urdsy the citizens Of Fl Monte came to
town aud informed Chief Of Police
Gard and Sheriff Rowland that . sus
pioious character had been lurking about
Fl Monte for some time, and they be-
lisvsd he had set fire TO the sehool.houss
the night before, 20 that he would be
enabled to rob houses. This afternoon
Sheriff Rowland and g. W. Gillis went
out to Fl Monte. Il II believed. to CAP
turs the supposed i~noendisry. Tonight
the Chief Of Police got . telegram say
Ing Gillis and . man named Tinker bad
been shot BY . desperate and Giilis was
dying. and asking that more force be
sent out. The desperate 10 In the brush,
which 10 surrounded by citizens.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-12
Ibucce,sful Firing Machine.

VIcroaIA, b. O.. January ll.-0ns Of
the pilots Of this port has invented .
flying machine. Lstsly be took II down
to Cape Flattsry and tested its ospabili.
ties. 4 heavy weight was attached, and
IL rose like . bird in the air. Next . pig
was tried. and be squirmsd through the
atmosphere like a enchanted horse
floating on pinions. An Indian was
next Atsed with the apparatus. and be
sosred several hundred feet nearer the
blue ethereal than he will probably again
act, living or dead. All the experiments
were satisfactory. and the inventor
claims that he will be able to direct the
movement Of the machine In the currents
Of air q easily ~ hs now pilots . vessel
In and ont Of Victoria harbor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-12
No. CAadrsn bet.
Supt. Public Instruction.
- a..

A train having run into . snow drift
on the Delaware River Railroad . few
days ego. the President sent this despatch
10 the conductor: "Uss al the fsncs
rails you can lay your hands on II your
coal gives out; throw In Q barn or two
IL necsssary. and II that fails you take
al the pork offered at % per hundred.
hssP your steam Up and ZONE through
ct any cost" The conductor and susi.
nssr oesysd instructions. reaching Wood.
bury about 10 p. H.. where Q corpse and
funeral eostees nom Philadelphia, with
. number Of passsnssrs had been await
ing Il In the depot dnes 8 o'clock, the
hour for It, return trip.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-12
General LoDs..rs.t. writing iron Con

General Lopsstrsst. writing from Con-
sssn'inopls. sivss some very practical
aud ssnsibls idsss relative 10 the build
ing up OF the Republican party in the
South. he says: The only Wy Il
through the influence and Efforts d
Southern Republicans. Their inAusnes
II measured sy the influence they have
With the administration. A different
policy has prevailed heretofore. but the
Prssidsnt-sls 10 man Of we'll balanced
mind and good judgment. HE policy
will b wiss. stasssnan-liks and prse-
teal toward the South. The eolorsd
man has been used heretofore By The
Republican party - the only Republi-
can factor IN the South and the whits
ignored"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-12
Miscellaneous

BAN FsAsctsoo. January l1.--ons case
Of smallpox was discovered In the city
ysst.rday-that Of a woman. who was
found walking through the streets last
highland was sent to the hospital. A
Chinsmsn who had just recovered from
the disease was found ct Hunters Point.
Dr.. Foys reported yesterday that be had
no patients ssriousiy I'll, and that al are
convalsscing. The scare has 20 far
abated now that the Free Library was
opened yesterday for those who desire to
take books homo.
SACRAMENTO. January 1.-THE As
sembly today bsllotsd for United States
Senator. with the following result:
General Miller. Rep, "a; Judge Wal.
lace. DEM, "a; scattering. 4.
The Senate today ballotsa for United
States Senator. With the following 70.
suit: General Miller. az; Judge Wallace,
10; Henry George. Q.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-12

Carving isn't fun. 4 young maa was
invited to carve . turkey ct dinner. 10
Gently, and before the knife VA finally
taken away from him be had spset .
slass 81 water. wrsnehed his sAouldss.
shot the bird aesoss the table into Q
lsdy's lap, snd nearly jsbbsd Q mans
eye out; and u wasn't Q tough bird,
either.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-12
". =. Edwards. former proprietor q

". +. Edwards. former proprietor o.
The Tfuciss Rspuotieaa and also Of III
Reno Gosstts. 10 spsassd upon The sdito'
rial corps Of the Santa Barbara (Csl.)
Daily Press. Of which @. r. MeGlsshan.
formerly Of the Truekss RspSatioan. ID
ehisf editor and proprietor. With such
. strong team Of sxpsrisnssd Journalists.
tAs hrss should b he boss paper q
that sseion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-12

Awatchmaksr at Copenhagen 10 rspor-
ted to have made . watch which requires
NO Winding up, inssmuch a. II performs
that work itself BY meins Of an electric
current. An electric magnet hIsd In.
side the watch keeps the spring psrpetu.
ally In Q state Of tension. All that 10
required to keep the watch going 10 to
preserve the battery In proper working
order, for which purpose one OF two In.
spections In Q twslvsmonth are said 10
BE- SUFFICIENT.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-12
DuEarsD.

A correspondent writing from Nam.
moth City. sixty.oas miles the other
side Of Bodis. gives rather . gloomy
description Of that once hopeful and
Aourishine camp. he says:
The town has been shut out'from the
world since December 10th. Exoept now
and then when somebody gets ont on snow
shsss there II no communication. There
10 bat one store In the place. and Alas! bot
one saloon. There are . few men at WORK
In the Mammoth mine. and . few In The
Monte Cristo tunnel. Tha Mammoth mill
IL idle. The famous "9rand Trunk Bail
way" built BY Hardy, the former Super.
intsndent Of the Mammoth. 10 torn up and
the timbsrs used for fusl. There II no
mail, and his BEEN mono for three weeks.
There II not . doctor NO . lawyer left In
the place. There are -four feet Of snow On
the ground. and the winds howl dismally,
The whole outlook Il enough - give . man
the blues for life. We would al lsavs. bui
Ne cannst get away.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-12

A New York boarding. house took Ore
The Other night and the Aanss ses -
far q he psstsy. when hey went cot
foe want q fusa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-12

CAasoS. January u. lSsl-2:so p. n.
Beth Houses met in joint convention
Of II O'Clock. noon. for the purpose Of
slssting an United States Senator to auc-
coed VILLAS Sharon. Hobart Of Eureka
nominated Thomas Wren. seconded By
Farrell Of Lander and Doolin Of Eureka.
Waldorf OF Storey nominated James g.
Fair. seconded BY Merrill Of Eureka.
Msdsr OF 0rmsby nominated b. II.
Dasgstt.
The vote stood - follow: Fair, 81;
Wren. 20; Dsggstt. I; 2 absent.
The presiding officer thea declared
James g.. Fair elected United States
Senator from Nevada for six years from
March 4. 1881. Colonel Fair wss now
called for. and responded In . speech
which was lsudly spplauded. Joint
~convsation then adjourned sine die.
No business Of special importance wss
transacted 10 the Legislature today with
the exception Of the election oil. United
States Senator.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-12

Dewey 4 Cos Scientific Pres Patsnt
Agency has received ofhoial notice Of
the issue Of the following patents to Pa
caci coast inventors for the week ending
December 26. 1850: Car truck, W. T.
Browne. Stockton. Gal. switch. Jsnnaro
8. Clsmsas. San Francisco; stove. G.
d. Duntoa. San Francisco; ere feeder.
J. Hsndy. San Francisco; sinking tubss.
Harvey B. Leonard. Ban Francisco; pre-
served wood. Il. @. Muller. San Fran
cisco; gang pillow. Christian Myers. San
Francisco: steam packing. George Q.
Phillips. Silver City. New: isvss. N.
ssvsil. Msrysvills. Gal. explosive com
pound. VIM. Hsick, San F~raAcisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-12
The Sohosl Apportlonmsnt.

The Superintendent Of Public Instruo-
ton has issued the following:
DxPAlrxExr OF PulLIo INsTaucrIoS,
oyyIcx OF STATE SuPElrxTISDxST. Car
SON CIT. January 10. lSSl.-To the
School Sapsrintsndsnts Of the State: I
send you herewith . statement OF the
nrst semi annual apportonmsnt Of
school moneys Tor 1881. on the basis Of
$2222 50 per esusus child:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-12

h. n. Piaisssd has bssn officially de-
cided 70 b duly elected Governor Of
Maine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-12
NOTICE.
HAULING
-Paox-
CARSON TO soDIE

DRoPoeALs FOR TIE HAULING or
eighty tsol toos. mors Or LEES, Il mashln.
sy from osrsnn, Nsyad', 70 D. die. osiifsrn Q,
Will 3. es,,sived b. t,s undsrsisnsd up ~ and
Tes heaviest pisvs VIII wsigh not exceeding
ee01 poauds.
xsehissf. 10 b delivered d the Standard
~Consohdaied milne In Bodie. under dirsctt,ps
OF Ne undsnimed. and viii b rsdy fos ship
ment - iron on o. Oh ne Fsorusy I. 1891.
pound q vhich aid machinery VIM b hsui. d.
lnformafon viii BE- furnished By either the
unds!t9nsd o. the ssers,sfy Of the otasdard
sonsolidssed nihing Company, Room no. -.
Hsysda block. San francisco. California.
he right % inject sny and I'll bids 10 n.
ssrvvd. MLLlAV lawn,
supsrfntsndsnt sss.ssrd ooncoiidsisd n. %.
bodis. oAi. Janussy .. tss1, jsetd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-12

9. 60! os::, So .s * 7: ;!s:1 4:
Fab 70 81 who apply. Ny old customer lssd
tons Of vegetable seed svsr ssni out 6y any sssd
aSass N lmsI;ea: : ls,y. port,snu q wsisa .sss
S stSsI 49, r. - az ~ Sss q an; % a.. sss; sScuid
/. proy: sissIyi.s,L .I ~ q, ssS~ s Tsss.
coIn. snd scosss Or otSSr vsGstsbiss, I Invite the
: 'fA'
nv vHa.rAsLEs 4 SPECIALITY.
jazz J. \. a11ooHY, NsttshsaA. nan.
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a. o. U. W..

GoLD NIL LopaE. 70; "a. 0 .. v.
M SSsDAY l7is.Sse Az q is S': o..i s:i:
nsas:ss - ysssss.iI2y rse.ss.d 70 -
q p. Tzossu4x. assssasr.