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The ingredients of the kauquita Indian
Worm Pellets are perfectly harmless. The
principal ones have been gathered in the
mountain forests of North America, and
were used b" the Red Mnn with great efil-
cacv. For sale by DIR. T. A. Hudgens, Honea
Path, Traynham & Dial. Inurensyille Si,nn-
son. Reid 4 Co. and Wilhte & Wilhite, An.
darsun -
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Ev1 MILLINERY and NOANTUA- -NRAKlMG STORl

NHE adigned having opened New Millinery Mantua
LACEs NOTIONS
eLades
@ s on .n
O fA"sA AH+AAAs
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PLEASE read THE FOIL Owing NOTICE
a. B. TOWERS g. Co

80 Ge TOWERS q GO.
ENAVE
Calico White Gonds
pair 1850 N"'''' '"' o's'
BUdGY S.ra~ e end Wool
Hoes Aooa
&c AND PR0yIsONs Flour Molos
Bacon and
large sonent of Canned Goods
WALL PAPERlNG " ~ "'6o ''o''"c"' oi beauuiul
from
o and - ASo
CMNFEtt-i1ook at our Carpets Mating
DSTiI
Nav ,ss, A. B. TOWERS G. co. No4 Granite
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1T Is FOUND AT LAST! SOMETHING New
UNDER THE SUN.-A new era Is dawn;ng
upon woman. Hitherto she has been called
upon to suffer the ills Of mankind and her
own besides. The frequent and distressing
Irregularities peculiar to her Eex have long
been IN her .he "dirpf,l spring of woes mn
numbered" In the mansion of the rich
and hovel OF poverty alike woman has been
the constant yet patient victim of thou
sand Ills unknown to man-and without O
remedy. .'Oh Lord, how longw in the
agony of her soul, hath she cried. But
now the hour Of her redemption is come.
Female Regulator, "Woman's Best Friend"
Is prepared only by DR.. J. Bradfield, At
lania, Ga, and sold at Si.50 per bottle by
Wilhite & White, and Simpson. Reid l.
Co. Anderson s. c.
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COLUMBUS. Ga. Nov. DC, 1877.
DIR: c. J. MnFFErr-Dear Sir: Since
learning its value, ] always keep your
Teethina (Teething Powdcrs) in my house
and consider it an indispensable medicine
for small children. hare knotrn ii II ren,orc
,rorns ,rhen all other remedies had JaIed.
NJ. NJ. MOORE. Clerk City Council.
COLUMBUS. GA, Feb. &, 1873.
DR.. c. ]. MorFErT-Dear Doctor: We
can commend your Teethina (Teething
Powdero) as the most satisfactory prescrip-
tion we ever used for the loose bowels or
eruptions Of our children. They hare sared
rs many dollars in doctors bills.
Yours truly.
B. T. HATCHER,
(of firm of McGehee & Hatcher, Warehouse
and Commission Merchants)
For sale by Wilhite &.Wilhite. 40 I'm
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OKAvonpuR,i. S. c. Feb

sf'ro f'S,, " V CD. 20 IOe'U
DR.. L. T. HILL-Dear Sir: have used
Your Hcpatlc Panacca for Indigestion and
Dyspepsia. and | find it the best family
medicine | have ever used. I bought it
from my druggist, s. a. Reeves. and I can
recommend it TO all who are suffering from
either Of these diseases
II. T. RIcKEEBAKEs
Price so cents per bottle. For sale by
Wilhite & Wilhite. Anderson, s. C. 4O-Im
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4 Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should be
stopped. Neglect frequently results in an
lncurabh Lung Disease or Consumption
Broirns Bronchial 7rochcs are certain 10 qitt
relief in Asthmd, Bronchitis, Coughs. Cntarrh
Cbnsnmpiire and Throat Disedses. For thirty
years the Troches have been recommended
by physicians. and always give perfect sat.
isfaction. They are not new or nntrieti, but
having been tested by wide and constant
use FOR nearly an entire generation, they
have attained well-meiited rank among lii,
few staple remedies of the age. Public
Speakers and Singers use them to clear aud
strengthen the Voice. Sold ut twenty-five
cents boz everywhere. l5-1y
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OASIS. History Of The war.

Capt. J. F. Hodges, an intelligent and ac-
coniplished gentleman, is agent for An.
ders"n County for the sale of JEFF. Davis
History OF tile late war; which is now In
publication. 1t is an important contribu
ton to the history of ali important period,
and every reader who takes an interest in
the causes and incidents of the civil war
shonid. II able, procure copy of this book,
which will be interesting alike to the old
and young. Mr.. Baylis Sloan will canvass
the County in the interest Of this book.
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ID L. 1lATCHER,
(of firm of McGehee & Hatcher, Warehouse
and Commission Merchants.)
Fors by Wilhite &.wilhite. 40 I'm
The New and Wonderful Inventi0n!-
The Twin Spring Bed.
We. the undersigned, now using THE
TWIN SPRING BED, manufactured by
II. S. LlrscoMB Il Co. at Brown Bros.
Store, take pleasure in stating that it is
superior tn any other he'd we have ever
used.
B. FRANK MACLDIN.
J. l.. TRIBRLE,
J. F. CLIATISCALES.
THOS. NJ. WHITE,
J. G. WHITEFIELD,
J. S. MURRAY.
SAM'L n. ORR,
JAS. II. MCCONNELL.
a. z. HUBBARD,
w. +. BARR.
T.. w. BROWN,
w. w. KEYS,
JOHN B. WATSON.
hundred other names would be willing
ly added, but we deem these sufficient 10
Convince everybody.
Mcssrs. Lamar. Rankin & I.aniar-Gen-
tlemen: 4 member of my fnmily whom l
feared had Consumption has been entirely
cured by the use of Brewers Lung Restorer.
, His condition was very alarming to all Of
us, and we did every thing we could think
OF to benefit him, without success. until
got him bottle Of your Lung Rcstorcr.
He began to improve after the first dose,
and before he had taken two bottles was en-
.tirely cured, where l feared no cure was
possible. and most cheerfuily recommend
it TO all who have any affections Of the
Lungs. He was coughing and splitting all
the time, so necessarily that it prevented
his sleeping at night ond what little sleep
he got did not refresh him in the least.
| Had but little appetite and since he began
| the use of Brewers Lung Restorer has slept
well and his appetite is very much better.
have never seen anything act SO promptly
and effect cure IN 30 short time. Wishing
you great success, and hoping the above
may influence many t. try Brewers Lung
Restorer where they need medicine to
strengthen and restore the Lungs to
healthy condition,
am very respectfully,
AlRs. Z. J. WILLIAMS,
72 Washington Av., near Wesleyan Female
College.
Sod BY wilhite & wilhite, Anderson,
y. Y. 40-lm
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Greenvile. and il neatly executed. G,t
copy frnm some one of our merchants. and
then prepare to compete for the premiums
! offered
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Aaaerspn 9ntelliaeneer.
LOCAL NEWS.
w. w. KEYS, Local Ep1roR.
BRIEF MENTION.

The gardens are suffering terribly for rain
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tion expressing his conviction that his friend had
fallen into trouble and that tho sooner he could
manage to get out Of IL the better He babe him re
member that domestic troubles from hIs wfe's tenn
per would soon destroy his literary talent, and that,
after a brilliant debut, he would sink 10 nothing,
and that from what he had already hea d. he should
think that there would be found sufficient motives
for separation, and that he would assist him in the
plea by every means IN his power. ! shall never
dare 10 propose such a step moaned the husband IN
a despairng tone Oh leave her 10 me LEI me
talk 20 herr said Disraeli. confidently. have
never yet been defeated by any woman
AT this moment the folding doors Of the drawing
room burst open with wrath, and before the speak
ems stood the enraged wife in her nghigown with
her hair disheyellcd and q dangerous fire ~ her eyes
The room adjoining her bedroom. She bad
heard every word OF the conversation and rushed
ike fury 10 the defence of her domestic hearth.
With o shr battlc-cry she rushed upon the enemy,
and Selling the back Of the chair on which he was
seated drew il from under him as the most eGpodi-
tous way Of inducing him 10 obey the mute sum
mons 10 depart, only indicated by pointing with her
finger TO the door; she was sniiocated by rage,
and could not utter syllable. The intruder on bis
side, was completely overcome by aStoDishinent
that, after remaining transGxed for a moment, he
made one bound toward the door. and vanished
without the utterance Of a single word.
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revelled in rich attire and plenty. She wished she
had been clothed in rags sooner than in these rust
ling stuffs which seemed TO mock his utter poverty
Where would be the Of knccng at his feet now
20 make her shrift Would he ever believe in her
repentance now that he had seen her apparently in
the full sunshine OF domestic bliss and her husband
giving aims 70 him J
But the banker was speaking TO Euphrasius.
Dear me- sir, he said, II seems 20 me that have
met Won before. You remind me strangely Of 2
brave young officer whom once knew very slightly,
Henri de GarderOy.'
Such was my namo once replied tho young
monk IN a low voice.
What the hero Of the Redani And now you are
q monk! Well. won't say there's anything amiss
in that but yet hope, brother, yOu have not been
banshed from the world by sorIowsp
/ have never felt any wish 10 return 10 The
world was Euphrasius's cvasiye answer, and the
banker, feeling he had been ndiscreet, desstcd
from further questions But at that moment Angelo
interviewed.
NY brother let your blessing rest on my chill
drcn, she faltcred. gliding forward, and holding her
children by the hand.
Gods peace be upon tncmr said Euphrasus. lift
ing three fingers OF his hand, but still speaking very
tow and avoiding Angeles glance.
And on me, brother. and on my husband
And on you, lady. and on your husband, con-
tinucd the monk gently.
Angelo had sunk to his knees and lowered her
head When she raised IL tho two friars were al
ready gone and IL was her husband who assisted
her 10 rise
Fine fellows those monks he SAID, wondering
little to see his wife so much moved. but attubuing
the fact 20 the magic which CcccsaSticStn exercises
over the female mind. Fancy, though. q captain
of dragons turning friarl | suppose some girl
Tilted him. it's an OLD story
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MEMORYs SONG.
Dom KGemili0n's ha0d-ine.
4. cansa fiat Pater his. "-Hor.


(. cc,.sa fiat Fater hb"-Hor
The earth cast of her snowy shrouuS'
And overhead the skies . -.
Looked down between the SOY "ni'o 0iouu''
a. blue as chidren's eyes - ,,,
III 81 snrine was all too sweet she said,
Too like the spring that came ere nc was uea'H
Tho grass began 10 grow that day,
Inv eTLe flowers awOke from sleep,
Aud round her did the sunbeams play
Till abe was fain TO weep. o.,
No. Echt will surely blind my eye2 she SAID,
tnsb;nes so brightly still, yet he is dead.
III. bnds grow glossy in the sun
On many a leafess tree,
1,o little brooks did laugh aud run
i"0 with most melOdiOus glee.
80, .bcv make iocund noise, sue Saiu'
~, w .h;nss forget him now that he IL dead
Tho wind had from the almond flung
iH0 Red blossoms round her feet,
n, ba2el-boughs the catkins hung,
y" The willow blooms grew sweet -,
nj, vr;liows fragrant with the spTing' s1e salu'
I'M ,ravs found the first but Inc Is deao'
Right golden was the .crocus flame,
hs"' Hnd touched with purest grcon,
~, eli vbite flower of stainless name,
i"' Above the ground Was seen I'll.
- ~ Io,,c the white and gold, shc said;
ne ne u ao''oyeSrops come again. and he Is deao'
,,,onIa not wish him back, she cried'
I'm this dark world OF PAM
For him the joys Of life abide
For me it's griefs remain LID
, ,conld not wish him back again, she salu' =,
i,ut spring is hard 10 bear now he Is oeau' ." DE
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to appoint him bishop, and to send out twelve new
missionaries 10 SeihO 10 undertake parish work
under his directions. Meanwhile-that IL 10 say, ~
soon as these missionaries arrived-the now bishop
was 20 delegate Brother Babolinus his cOadjutor
pro tenn. and 10 proceed tO Rome for his investtute
and Tor further orders On his return 10 China he
might II he deemed IL eXpcdicnt, take out an add
uonal staff Of missionaries and school-teachers with
had planted IN what had once been o wilderness
might not suffer from want Of labOrcrs.
Ana 20 ls to thee | owe all this exclaimed
Euphraslus, quite overcome, and embracing Babo-
Inns IN a transport Of gratitude. But what pos
sessed thee TO send such reports in my favor without
informing me
Because ] know yon would not have written in
your own praise answered Babolnus with an
honest laugh For all this is your doing. brother
these schools, tins church, could not have risen
above ground without You; and yet ] confess
did not think my words would soon have bOmc
fruit. The Holy Father has paid me a great COM
plment nm believing me thus readily.
Inc hlshuprlc should have come 10 you, Babo-
linus ] could well afford 10 wait, said Euphrasus
sincerely meaning what hc said
No. Father; ] am an old man. having none Of
your genius, and should have made poor bishop
Then, with rood-humurcd twinkle iU his eye But
now rather, YOU viii Doc better armed against the
lions Than for you will have a crolicr To defend
yourself with
W bat lions p asked Euphrasius ahseutly.
ny, The Hons who were tO relieve the mono
tony OF our cyisicncc-thc lion. who were 10 come
under thc form Of new trials 10 test our strength
and faith
All yes answered Euphrasius as ab-cntly
again, and he did not smile 20 the Joke.
Poor Euphrasius his ambition would have been
cruclly curhcd % bee could have known that De- %" eel
ms hishopuc mainly, II Rot solely to the Uuilrlng
efforts which Angelo and her husband had made
with the French Government and with the Vatican
on ms behalf The kindly offices of the good BabO-
linus would have gone bat "a small way toward
getting Inn "a mltrc.
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alslARcKs EscirE FROM DEarh
trom rhe S.ciss Iime..


Hard by. where the heine Mauor Strasse
dci,oucles into the Linden, Prince Bismarck
had "A narrow squeak for cNist'nr" ~ tho
hands ~ Young Blind, not many months before
Gr.t made the personal acquaintance al the eminent
German statesman. IL was not, however. I'll tho
e,tnfnu Of I~67 that one night during long e t.
-trtc with which ne houo.td nc IN has old house IN
I'm. Wilhelm Stra~se. he gave me detailed and
frraplic account Of hls Tcucouutcr with Blind and
oigfed my finger upon tho hony eXcrosccuce which
had developed itself on one 81 ms lower rh- m con-
sequence Of the injury inflicted thereon 10y bullet
dis harged from Blinds revolver ~ a moment
when its muzLle was In actual contact with tho
Chancellors body
" owe my extraordinary escape from death he
observed, partly 10 the solidity and hardness OF
my rib, and partly tO the strength of my muscles.
Blind had scarcely raised his pistol hen Rrappled
with him. and got ms right arm in a tight grip,
which | never relaxed until he was secured by
patrol of the Guard. OF the five shots he nred
whilst we were struggling only this one, pointing
10 his side " took effect for ! had my wits about
me and managed to keep his pistol hand bent out
ward except lust al the end of the tusse, when no
succeeded in turning the barrel full upon my body.
But the bullet, though it stung me so sharply that
/ thought IL had gone clean through me, only
glanced OF my rib. | ran n much more imminent
risk from the fairpay instincts Of an honest frus-
sian Guardsman than | did from that foolish lat
revolver You see, he was q mallisn fellow, and 1
my nat fell Oft and | suppose my bald head proved
a tempting object 10 one of the soldiers VINO I'i.
up to what was the matter hearing the hPo'. III
the pistol for this worthy fellow, percsisins St
man. az he fanced, ill-treating Q SNORT .ou,hni
dubbed his rife, and would asSifediy nav ~ 'e
had I not caught sight of his attitude IN uhe 70
shout out Hold on am BisnaIeh -np'n T Siebt
he dropped his weapon IN inu'" s''"'
than even my own"
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a STORY or DISR4ELL

=
They say that the largo bunch of hot-housc nowers
which arrived from distance on tho hlsnl Delole
the interInent was sent by q lair ana PtIHey1Ilh8
enemv. with whom old Lord Beaconsheld had Deen
comp.lled to maintain continued warfare ever
since he was first known 90 her as young Dsraeli
IL hnHand yyas Disraelfs most intimate friend,
and She knew that his advice had always been TO
forego the marriage in consequence OF her we'll
Lnotgn bigh spirit aud uncertain temper But what
nan in love ever listened 10 a friends advice The
mir were married and started for their Continental
honeymoon according to custom; On their return
Disraeli paid visit TO has friend at the beautiful
"a house Ear beyond the means he then had at COM
mand AZ beginner In the literary career ofwhich he
lived 10 become for while the leading star
20 perceive that all had not gone quite merry
the marriage bells which had lately chmed for tho
wedding, and by degrees the great author unfoded
per too terrible 10 relate, 10 which Dlsrael the
bachelor could SEQ no remedy but Deedy seDara-
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rHE TEIL.


Hare yoa prryed tonight Desic'Hof.a'
HE SISTER.
What ala. what ails you SO, my broth'rs,
That thus you bend your br0ws IN care
Like lamps funeTeal darkness smother,
The giances from your cycllds glare.
Your belts hang all unloosed around yOu,
Already thrice have leapt IN play
The falchon blades whcrewlth You have bound you,
Half glancing from their sheaths away.
THE ELDEST BROTHER.
Have Won not lifted up that veil Of yours to-'iayf
TIT SISTER.
Returning from the bath. INV brothers
NV lords returning from the bath;
Hidden from gaze of Gaours and others
The rough Albanians-iu my path,
Just a. passed the mosque, mind me,
I'm mine uncovered palanQuin,
Ilooscd the swathing folds that bind nc.
And let warm airs Of MONDAY ~.
THE SECOND BROTHER.
man passed then aman in caftan dyed wish green
TIE SISTER
IT'S very like: bnt all his holiness
Has never seen ms features bare
But look. you speak with tones of Goodness
With GOODNESS Won muttering there.
Must YOU have bioodf swear that no man
Could sec-yes, by your souls am right.
pardOni ms brothers, shield woman
Who stands 50 helpless III your sight
TIE rmED BROTHER.
M,thiuks the sun was rrd az sunsettng tonight
TIE SISTER.
Pardon, what have | ionei Oh, pardon
God there are four wounds 80 my side.
Nav p, your knees fail thus hard ora
Nv veil ms veil 50 " hite and wide.
Is NOT my hands this blood j. staining;
frothers assist my falterlug breath;
Across mine eyes who's glance Is waning
Extends itself the pail OF death.
TIE FOURTH BROTHER.
A veil at least is that, no hand upgath'Tcih
VICTOR HUGO.
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ay Won be satisfied with my work when next

Nav You be satisfied with my work WHOM ne1t
meet you, Father ,
i believe | shall be, Euphrasus' said the old
man Il must not grudge you the confidence you
deserve / look upon you as one Of the elect upon
whom God has set his seal for the most dftculi OF
striving to be worthy Of your election, and come
back 10 me with peace in your heartp
Brother Fnphrasus had certainly peace in his
heart at that moment as he listened TO the exhorta
ton Of o man whom he revered and lie went to
Paris that day with q thankful mind.
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Al o,d man who had been badly hunt ~
an 9iu ,i i being advised 20 sue the company ios
, Ia. wal no. not for DAMAGE y" AN
enough OF them but Inlust sue q" ''
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For ia rtler information send stamp for iilastra
sulars to GEO. BAyL>Y, z. 0. Box 177l, S.
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2ist Day OF December, =. ID 1881.

tice is hereby given that on the
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Dark and Li.iS Brshmas, Buff, White
Partridge Cochins. White and Brown lie,
horps, Dorhinss, Polish, HaUbuTgs, n.
moUti, RocSs, Game aud SebTGft Bantam
Bronze Turk ess, PeAia, Aylesbury
Rouen Ducks. - Safe arrival of egg
guara,atoed7St Satisfaction guaranteed.
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ASsIGsEE'5 NOTICE OF SALE


II ~ SCI ks Z pF THE SEC
ond Judicial District in and for Ornsby County State
of Nevada.-THON - BEE. ( VS.. HIS CREDTFORS
BY virtue of an or0cr OF sale issued out of the Dis
for the county of OrmSbv, state of Nevada in
the matter OF the estate of Thomas Beer, an in
solvent debtor, vs.. His Creditors, and to me di
rected and delivered, and dated the Dist day Of
Nove1n Der, A. ID 1881, in which / am directed to
sell the estate OF said inSolvcn debtor consisting
of certain property hereinafter described, Il have
taken possession of the following property, to
wit: y piece of timb Der land on Wolf Creek, IN
Alpine county. california, consisin" of 100 acres,
Empire City slaughter house. Lots I, s, 9and 10,
Block Number p. Dwelling house and lot, Nun.
Der 8, Block Number 81. Dwelling house, situate
on Third street. Dwelling house and lot Number
II, Block Numbe 81, all in Empire City, Orms shy
county, state of Nevada. one light spring wagon
in good repair Notes against the following par
ties: ii. ID. Brasher, amount : o., bal $50 So,
interest per cent. per month; date, January 9th,
lsIt. Theodore l.. johnson. -. ........
Fred H. Tucker, amount, 500: interest, ] per
cent. per month; date, June "a, ST.. T.. May,
date, October 9th, 1853 A Rosenberg, amount,
So 10; interest," per cent per month; date, No
vcmber ), 1880 c. A. Flanders amount, 500;
interest, per cent. per month: date, July 2sth,
1919. VI. y. Grady, amount, S1)3 o.; interest. |
per cent. per month; date. February 18th lS72
NJ. q Grady. amount, Sl@: interest, per cent
per month; date. April 18th. Is 8. Also, blotter
journal, cash book and :; ledgerS, all of these
books used by said insovent debtor up to the
18th day of December, A. ID. lSS and containin.
the account OF transactions with his PATRONS and
debtors estate.
Notice is hereby given that on In,
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1t O'Clock +. ". Of that day, in front of the
Court House door. in Carson City, county az
Ormsby. state of Nevada, I will sell the right
title and interest of said Thomas Beer, insolyent
debtor, in ana TO the abovc-GcScribed property
at public auction, for cash in hand, to thu, best
and highest bidder, for the end and purposes
directed by law. -
s. T. SWIFT
Assignee Of said Insolvent Estate.
Carson City, OrmSby county, New November
29th, 1881. n3,-td
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aSSlGNEE'S NOTICE OF SALE



~ rssE nrSrurrr Xor
I c,aand ,J;;, ~ SOGha VI EnE
Connty state of Nevada p1n H vi ~ 70
GRE DITORS nv yrtne os =, go - ~ ~ - is.nna
ont If The Dist rio. cnnrt 81 III 1870 W o,'iI IIi,
District. in and for The comptw ~ oun'sh u,at
Rrnwn an insni,ans aht VI 'ne eSIhie on ~ n
ana TO me directed and delivered and dated the
rected to sell the estate of said nsolyen, deb.or
consisting of certain pIopertv hern,na,tar a.
scribed, / have taken possession of the following
property, to wit:
plated lemon squeezer,
plated cocks straiuer,
plated lemon knife,
1cork screw.
beer faucet,
pair vases,
pair panel pictures