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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-12
BY Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOncei,
1912 Main street.

EIRST-CLASS THREE. STORY STOCh'
4 BRICK DETACHED ELFNfN-Ro 80
DWELLING, WITH BRICK KITCHEN N'
TANNING FOUR ROOMS. COAL AND VOL
VAULTS NDtH SAME. BRICK SrABLt D.. 49,
FINE LOT. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUt lloN-
BY request Of The owner snali sell on
FRIDAY, MAY IL. ISL,
at O'Clock Z. VI upon the prsmises. that 'N., @
lngiy de,irab'e aud wel-construcied PIN lr
RESIDFNfE No. lO7 east Cary street. huN
pie by j. =. Faulkner, Esq. The house is tu'-.
IN the hes' manner Wiih granite >iils ana Oif- .
Windows, marble mantc's. LairObe stove d. Il-
meut bath ariun. e4neuis c1W pee; Watrr rH'.
ton. with stationary wateT-htsius in ali cIin I.
fre-Dlaces tO small rooms on LOth Of iut u..+
chamber floors; large ana sub .taniial BAGS rur..
10 thu several stories. while the front porch I- .
tractivc; 'front.' yard enclosed with iron raj. .-
sidc ana rear alleys, grapevine hud shTunFt .
rear ward. hi, - truly desirable e,ldcnr,.
having brought an annual rent OF $1,000 Tor 400
years since The war. The lo alton ana imutdi.
surroundings are equal 10 ans IN The city, aud O.
property H. only SOLD because the owner ], dl,ih
resident and Gesres 10 rc1 n funds. The IDl .
30 by I5j feet Ia wide alley. special atentlUl f
invited 10 the sale If this re- sldence.
THE TERMS will be- one third cash. balance MI
a creoit OF siN. twelve. aud eishle' n months, "
per cent interest, and negotiable notes, secur, .l
deed of trust. ROBERT Is. LNNt.
my : Auc urt,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-12
By Augu-tiHe Royal,
Successor 10 Moody & R0yalLl
Real Estate Auctioncer,

COMMISSIONERS SALE or EIGHT
~ VALUABLE Lots N THE CITY tF NAN.
CHESTER At AUCTION IN pursuancc . o..
cree Of the Hastings Cour- Of tle city OF VI 'I'-.
ter. entered ~ The NAY term, 1915. / 800 SID ed.
auction. On the nTemls on
SATURDAY, MAY lam
az ~ O'Clock, EIGHTY LOTS, ou BIiulilr.r.
Porter. Perry. Tweniy-irst and Twtur.-er. lt
streets. Immediately west Of The Peier,'urs uI-
road. The LOTS range IN width from 2n '0 SO
feet. and I'm deph from GA 70 2O4 feet. OIL st'.
should attract Inc attention Oi Speculation, d prr-
sons OF limited means who desire cheap i..r- a-
II Is proposed 70 sell them even II the prize, .H.
range as low from II 10 l.j0 per front fOl' A
lots In TINS sane plan am no better than some 81 t
have sold at 50 per foot. They are near Belle l..
and therefore would be desirable for the empoArt
of that abiShment.
I'm order 10 place them within the reach of '
laboring classes. purchasers VII only be- require '
pay - IA cash aud - per month until full pa2l,l
L. made.
plat can be seen At he Office Of the auctonor
who Will take pleasure In confrTrluR vita l1r'
Wishing To buy. q. VI. CONNER.
nv 81 ,lO,Vt dtds special tOmlul --iHifr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-12
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

DRICK STORE AND DWELLING,
ID WITH LARGE 10" AND STABLE At
TACKLED, SUITED FOR 1RE ACCOMM0DA-
TON OF MARKETMES, ON FIR NkL
STREET NEAR The OLD MARKET. FCR SALE
AT AUCTION.-We will sell at auction, or the
THURSDAY. MAY 18TH,
at O'Clock L. NJ. the STORE and DWELLING
located AS above, being the north side of Frank
lin street, and No. 1906, and now occupled bv f. Il.
Barlow as a grocery and feed store. The dwelling
part has five rooms. with brick Kitchen win three
rooms There are in the sta BILE ace 0mmOdations for
about thirty horses. The lot fronts 80 feet inches
on Franklin street. and runs back 165 feet.
TERMS: one fourth cash. the balance at SIX.
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
per cent interest added secured By a trust deed.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
my5 Auc.iOneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-12
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
lll3 Main street.

DESIRABLE TwO.STORY FRAN f
~ DWELLING AND LOT, on HANCOCK
STREET BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH
STREETS, FOR SALE BY AUCTl0S.-We win
sell by auction, on The premises, ON.
FRIDAY. MAY IS, 1881,
at 81 O'Clock Z. NJ, the aboye.Damed DWELLING
mo. 6l7l, and LOr 33xs5 feet, containing four
rooms aud kitchen, In good repair. Wen OF good
water on the tot.
TERMS Easy and announced at sale.
my Id RICHARDSON 4 CO., Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-12
BY II. Seldom TAYLOR,
Real Estate Agent aud Aucuoneer,
Eleventh and Bank streets.

An UNDIVIDED MOlETY OF THAT
IN VALUABLE MAIN-sTREET PROPERTY
KNOWN As THE LEE GALLERY FOR SALE
AT AUCTlON.-At tue request Of the owner Will
proceed 10 sell at public auction, upon the premises,
on
FRIDAY, MAY Is, 1881,
at 1 O'Clock Il. NJ, ONE UNDIVIDED MOIETY OF
chat Il, sirable real estate above mentioned, consists
ing OF LOT fronting about 2Ak feet on the north
side OF Main street between Ninth aud Tenth streets
and running back about s2N feet. The improve
msrts thereon consist of large and substantally-
buiit tbree-story hrick store.
TERMS: Liberal; and made known ut hour OF
sale. H.sELn0N TAYLOR,
my6 Aueuoneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-12
BY W. GOddin,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

Real Estate AuctiOneer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
II Il L ST + E. AUCTION SALE OF
l. FRAMED HOUSE AND LOT IN HENRICO
COUNTY, on The WESTERN SUBURBS, on
THE EAST LINE OF TEMPLE BETWEEN
CARY AND BEVERLY STREETS.-By virtue OF
a lrust-dced dated 10Th Of June. 1875, from ". J.
Flanagan, duly recorded. default having been made
in The payment of S257 so, a part Of the debt
thereby secured, aud at the request of the benef-
ciary, Will sell, on the premises on
FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1881,
at ) O'Clock u. VI. the abOye-described property.
The LOT is SO 10y - feet 10 alley > feet wide.
The DWELLING has TWO rooms ana there
wood and coal.h0u,e. wei Of water, &c.
TERMS: The deed authorizes a cash sale as 10 the
debt ana expenses of sale, &c , but IL l. expected
easier terms will be made known at the sale.
A. y. APPERSON, Trustee.
j. L. APPEEAON. Salesman. nv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-12
BY II. seldom Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Eleventh and Bank streets.

BY II. seldom Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auclioneer,
Eleventh and Bank streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NINE
NBUILDING LOTS on CATHERINE, GIL
MER, AND GRAHAM STREETS. NEAR TO
CLAY-STREkT BAPTIST CHURCH-AS sTccial
cOmmlss ioners appointed by decree Of the Chan
rery Court OF the city OF Richmond. entered OH the
9th Of MAY. 1878. I'm the ease of Ragland's execu-
tor Us. Meriweaher, &c, We tor one OF u.s. will offer
for sale public auction, on The premises, ON
SATURDAY, MAY IA, 1881,
commencing at 50 O'Clock u. NJ. one LOT. fronting
on The north side ~ Catherine street between Mum
fOrdand Gilmer 81 s12x97 feet to l4k-foot alley
FOUR fronting on The west side OF Gilmer street
between Catherine and L,igh "a 3-l2xl2q feet
each 10 a l2-iO0t alley: aud FOUR fronting on the
east side OF Graham street between Catherine and
Leigh "a 3-12xl29 feet each 10 a / 2 foot alley.
TRIMS: One.fourth cash; balance at six. twelve,
ana eighteen months for negotiable lOt.s. interest
added. and title retained till whole purchase. money
is paid. JOSEPH BRYAN,
HENRY G.. CANNON.
Special Commissioners.
III. SELDOM TAYLOR, Auctloneer. my 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-12
By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auclioneer,
lll3 Main street.

htII LsItlt NEtTl tIU hUIIIUUNETf
lll3 Main street.
DUBLIC AUCTION OF WELVE
/ BUILDING LOTS FRONTING WILLIAMS
BURG AVENUE AND l75 FEET EAST OF
GILLlE'c CREEk.-By request OF the owner will
sell at public auction,
TUESDAY THE l7ru OF MAY,
at O'Clock T.. NJ. THOSE BEAUTIFUL LOTS,
occupying The lTst emiRence east OF Gilbe's creek
fronting 80 feet on Williamsburg avenue. with ir-
regular de pth TO an alley feet wide; AFTER which
sale we will sell LARGE PIECE OF GROUND
adjoining the above lots In the rear 232x230 feet
10 an alley L feet wide, bounded on the north BY
Giliie's creek.
TERMS One fourth cash: balance IN six, twelve,
and eighteen months, secured by trust deed.
J. THOMPSON BROWN,
my 10 Auc,iOneer.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

nor SALE PRIVATELY, TA
l. ONE OF THE MOST DELIGHTFUL Lii
RESIDENCES IN TIT ClIl,
CONVENIENTLY LOCATED FOR DOWN
TOWN BU -INE-S-MAN.
sURROUNDED BY FINE SHADE TREES,
SHRUBS AND FLOWERS,
AND OVERLOOKING A LARGE PORTION OF
THE CITY.
for many years owned and occupied by The late
Daniel Won Grooming, and on which he spent much
lime, labo T. and money 10 make 1t what II Is. The
family intending 10 remove TO Europe, great bar
gain will he sold on easy terms.
The lot fronts 200 feet on Peasants street by
about 100 feet on Nineteenth street. The resi-
dence contains about sixteen rooms. Convenient
access by Nineteenth street. Examination OF the
prem ises earnestly solicited. Gail ~ once on
j. l.. APPERsON or
nv lO-eodlOt W. GODDIN.
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SALE OF THAT DEsIRA.

successor 10 James VI. Taylor & Son.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office Eleventh. aud Bank streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-12
Ry Georce Ii. Poindi xier.

Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
No. 1900 Main street, under Planters Natioua
Bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-12

GRuBBs 4 WILLIAMS. AuciIoneers. ap
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-12
BY w. Goddin,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

GRuBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. m
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16
From Monday = Daily. I
SaIniRguni,I.

We are sorry To hear that Mrs. T.. J.
Jones, Of Pheasant Valley. IL seriously
in.
The H"nrl Of Equaiiz ,licu held their
h"Hl meeting f"r the present year ut the
Court House TO dny.
County Commissioner Campo, II and
wife arrived here from their home at
Fort Hallrok by the train last evening
J. II. Plummer, wife md child AT.
rived here nom lie Grand, Iowa, by the
train. Yesterday. They c'rur,rd by the
stage for the north tins morning.
DR.. +. G. J'ssrp returned here from
Fort Hulltck. All. re he has been prac.
ticing his profession for several weeks
past. yesterday, aud il now ready TO
afford relief TO those suffering from
affected musticators. His office is AT his
old rooms in the Depot Hotel.
Andrew j. Lane returned here from
Raft River. Idaho, by tho train this
morning. The close OF the sca,on's
operations among the herds of stock
out IA That quarter finds lin hale and
hearty as usual. We nro glad to greet
him home again.
The Reno state Fair opened this
morning, aud will continue durin. M.
week. Its ntii actions are far In nd.
vance Of anything cf u like mature.
given at that place The railroad fare
for the round iIip, during this week, IL
reduced to SJl.J 50. good uui,I next
Monday.
Contemplated" and "projocied :"
rnilronds. OF both brond md narrow
conception. are spfinging up thick as
mushrooms about "a dunghill. Tho
lhtest fungic eicrescence IL Of the mar.
row contracted type, and is designed to
annihilhte the distance between the
mouth OF the San Joaquin and Clover.
dale, Nye County. iu the Sovereign
State OF Nevada.
King Knlakana, Of tho CaDnibal Isl.
ands. and %retinue, were passengers for
the West 10y tho train this morning.
MS hoy"l Highncsa Is u solid specimen
OF humanity, albeit a little swarthy,
m tho gentleman whom We took for
his right bower filled his clothes With a
ne"tness equal TO that Of his illnsirious
chief. The parry Travelled In su ordi.
nary sleeper. ..r.
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LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
From Saturdays Daily
AN4rMER RAILxoAD AccI.
DENT.
4 RrakesmRn DanEerO0sly. II NOI
Fatally HuFt.

About 2 o'clock this morning an aeci-
dent occurred at Osino. nine miles east
of this place. by which Elmer Jones, u
young man in the employ OF the rail
road company as a brakeman. was dan.
gerously, IL not fatally. iDjsred. A
special freight train from the East bud
some cars to change at Osino, aud IN
making a flying switch" the cars. in
some unexplained manner. came to
g'ther with such violence as to force
Que from the track. Mr.. Jones. who
WIS standing at his post prepared to
couple the train. was struck by the
bounding car. crushing his left leg iu II
shocking manner, and otherwise seri-
ously ipjurin2 him about the body. He
was immediately brought here OH the
engine Of tho train. bat the terrible
shock To the nervous system, together
with y great loss of blood, had caused
such utter prOstrntiou that the surgeon
hus not yet dared to attempt tue op ra
ton Of aipputst,on. which will be ucceS.
sary. should he rally sufficiently TO bear
The operation. His condition a. this
time is extremely critical.
-JP ".
Mr.. Jones has just died iIom the ef-
fects OF lis injuries.
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ru..AAy Daiiy.)



The Touring mill 10 nov running
deadly on wheat.
John II. Donsy 10 down from his
ranch at Halleek.
@. A. Watson, Of Columbia, arrived
in town last evening.
Gale Hank. Of Haileck, and William
Smiley. of Star Valley. are in town
to-day.
Commissioner Campbell and wife
started on their return home I o Fort
HHlleck BY the train Inst evening.
The Lamcille path .6uder (which 10
also postmaster) is in town r~tctifyiug
the nfIairs Of bis interior department.
The remains of Elmer E. Jones were
buried in the Masonic Cemetery here at
III O'Clock this morning. under the aus
picrs Of the Masonic fraternity.
Mis-. ]. A. Miller. of Austin. formerly
Miss Lizzie Dawley. arrived here by the
train last evening on a visit to her
brother. A. 6. Dawley. Mrs. Miller is
the wife OF the Clerk Of Lander county.
In the Published report OF the Sacred
Heart Academy at Ogden. for tue week
ending lnst Friday. We notice that tho
name OF Miss Ida Pullman. Of Elko,
appears in the list Of those recorded as
perfect" in their lessons.
We have received notice that p. W. II
Layton has established gu assay ofic.
in the new mining district Of Stafford,
aud that accurate assays can now he
had at that place as Can be obtained by
b. nding abroad, and much time saved.
james Clark, the urbane proprietor OF
the Depot Hotel, Who has been doing
the county generally east Of the Rockies
during the past Tour weeks. returned
home this NON ng. H.. reluctantly
admits that New York. Bawstin. Chi.
ego ard ST. Louis are rather thriving
villages, bu; can't compare With Bru-
nruu. Nolr.n aid the other noted sage.
brush Giles.
John Lander, who accompanied An.
drew Lane ON his trip Eas. with stock
this Summer. arrived in town with the
supply team this evening. He came
back via Goose Creek. aud brought
some specimen vegetables from Russell
X Bradlcy's ranch on that stream,
among which Is an Uld.fashiuued breed
Of pumpkin. weighing seventy eight
pounds, which he left ut the store Of
W. I HIT. 1t is estimate that IN. res
"puukiL" Ell ough under its md to
furnish u Thanksgiving camp meeting.
John loaded up with provisions aud
s;rucR out for tho ranch in Piue VALLEY.
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Judge Harlan. formerly Of The Bloc
JACKIE, II Blythe City. has been lately
married TO . lady In Paradise Valley.
Humboldt County.
John r. Bradley and family departed
for California by the train yesterday.
They proposed visiting relatives In Car.
son. however, on their route west. They
will reside this Winter in San Francisco.
The "tailiugs" mill. to b erected
on the site of the Leopard Mill. At
Cornucopia. will DO furnished With ten
stamps. which will afford prosp.etora
in that vicinity an opportunity 10 get
their ores reduced.
Alfred Wild. c. F. Wild and E. ].
CarpeAuI arrived here by private con.
veyance from their homo in Railroad
District. last evening. From them We
learn that the Blue Bell niue is looking
sPlendidly and producing an abundance
OF hne copper ore. The fu mace Of tho
Blue Bell Con. Company will be started
up for another run in the course Of two
or three weeks. After disposing Of tho
business upon which they came, the
party. accompanied by Charley Essen
berg. started on their return to Bullion,
this morning.
Denny O'Harra. who IL down hero
from Wells. Informs Us that an in.
portant strike has just been made nt
Sprucenont, in n claim owned by Mar.
tin Sch-rff. Of Wells. and others, stu
ated near the old Starr King mine. The
ore Is Of q different character to any.
thing heretofore found in the district,
assays from it running above 500 per
ton. The Sprucemont ores have been
Of the base smelling variety, and rather
low grade. and possibly the present hnd
may be the dawn Of q new era in tho
mining enterprise Of the languishina
old csmp.
]. B. Dayton, Superintendent Of the
Grand Prize mine. arrived here by stage
from Tuscarora this evening. He 10 on
his way to the Bay. accompanied by his
son. In Hnswe. to the question US to
bis views regarding the future of tbs
mine referred to. Mr.. Dayton stated
that he could furnish nothing definite
as yet. but would probably obtain the
ulIimatum OF tho company soon after
his arrival in Sau Francisco. aud upon
their decision rested the whole matter.
II Is to be hoped that an adjustrnen,
may be effected. and that Mr.. DAYTON
may return to continue tie work he has
so long directed.
TimeS.Rtciee: II. Il. Luther arrived
from Paradise with two horses which
will he entered for the race. aud will Of
course. be ~'speeded" on the track be.
tween this time and the races. Other
horses are now on the way from the
same place. and other localities have
already prepared some new and uutried
horses for tho 10Th. We are not AZ
much in favor Of the ''speed trial. fol
running as for troiting races, but the
two seem to be 80 intimately connected
that the best and most exciting will
take the precedence. Mr. Luther has
brought Irene from Idaho City. On
the whole the liberal action OF our club
has guaranteed for US a lively time mex
week.
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IFre. w.a,..a.s.s D.,ly.J
oAlnaraa,.

Hon. g. h. Shepherd Ia in town this
evening. ST.
The Tuscsrora races open up . week
from to-day-the 10Th.
JED. Bradley started for San Fran.
cisco by the train to day
Reinhsrt 4 Co. to-day shipped by
Lovslock's teams. for Columbia, twelve
thousand pounds Of provisions and
mining supplies.
Warren Hutton. Of Tuscarora, who
arrived hero by stage last evening.
started for his old home in New York by
the train last night.
The Thmes-R erier s,ys: IS. b. Morey
writes that the sale OF the White Rock
mines il all right. 1t il about time h.
was making it right. II is too bad TO
keep such valuable property tied up as
that has been
A couple OF covered wagons, contain
ing and children, came in from
the West and hulted here q couple Of
hours yesterday. They we're apparently
migrating eastward, but whittier they
were going. or whence they came. is
unkno ~n, the party absolutely refusing
to be interviewed. The total absence
Of msr. and the remarkable retic-ucs
Of the women. has q eHted the s.spicion
that the party has just escaped from
some weLioo, female i~nfrnary.
c. A. Watson. Superintendent Of the
Columbia Con. Mining Company, i,
row here on business of the company
he represents. Mr. Watson co, ruborates
the very favorable reports rGgarding the
business outlook for the caup ut Co.
lumbia. Plenty Of good ore to keep
the mill steanily employed until the
heavy SHOWS set in, is now ready for
reduction, aud both the Maggie and
Bonanza mines u'e yielding s%pleudidIy.
Work N the mines will be pushed for
wura with 4 will during the Winter,
aud next seasons output Of bullion will
establish the fact that Columbia Dis
trict Is really n Of the most valuable
ever struck in this county.
Mr.. John II. Bradley having deter,
mined to romov his family to Cali.
forniH has sold his dwelling house her,
to IL. l.. Byrne. and has arranged tc
leave here for beyouu the m~ouuIuin.
within IA day Or two. Together with the
hos, Of warm friends they are about &C
leave behind, we shall deeply regret the
loss, aud can only be pc that their HON,
in the Golden State may POSSESS Hd
SaDtages such as will fully r.coucil,
them TO the changes from the old TO til,
new. Mr.. Bradley has not. however
severed his business relations with tbil
county, but will still pass II large por-
ton Of his time each season in attend
ing to his stock interests here. Hi,
departure at this time will be for tn,
Winter.
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Hotel

Perry Mullen. Cheyenne.
ChaS. Smith. California.
F. y. Earnhba. South Fork.
L. j. Irvine, Mound.
Il. F!eckingcr. Cheyenne.
Harry Steele. San Francisco.
+. &. J,sSup. Fort Hnlleck.
l.. A. Lenry. Eureka.
j. &. Fryer. Pnlisade.
A. j. Lame. EIko.
j. j. Campbell Il wife. Fl. Halleck.
j. ii. Plummer. lie Grand, Iowa.
Jas. Bnscom. Albion. Iowa
John GIbbous. TuscArora.
$. II. Sirreter aud family, Lrmoille.
ii. j. Keith. Lumoil!c.
&. A. Watson. Columbia.
l.. VI. Perkins. Wells.
J. NJ. Dorsey, HullCcx.
5. Spencer. Sacramento.
Gale Hank. Halleck.
I. j. lrbsm, New York.
VIM. Smiley. Deeih.
Il. +. Wilmer. Tuscarora.
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Notice 10 Farmers.

will buy the entire crop Of wheat
grown by any farmer in the county
paying for the same a fair price in cash
al my Mill IN Elko, bnt shall, in justice
to myself. be obliged to decline pur,
chasing grain in small quantities fol
cash. ~ l had formerly been doing.
Grinding for toll will. however. be con,
Linued OIL the same terms az heretofore.
JAMES DAVIS.
ELko., Sept. 80. 1881. s3O.lm
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A SAN Francisco dispatch Of the 7th
says: I'D. j. A. Giles aud the wife Of
John Frcese. both lately Of Brooklyn.
were arrested here yesterday on charges
OF adultery. The parties, who arrived
hero September 18th, eloptd together,
the m taking shout $4,000 belong
Ing to her husband. The arrest was
made ut the iustsuce Of Freesc, who
followed the parties here"
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New Goods,

Joe. Rosenstock has just received
from the East n fresh supply OF the
latest style Of goods for ladies' wear,
embracing a great variety Of such ma
are in demand nj this season OF the
yenr. This IL the first instalmeni Of his
Fall stock. nnd constant additions will
DO made to 1t during the season. A few
items Of his new stock will be found
enumerated In bis now advertisement
under the head OF New To-day"