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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-01-05
ShariRs Sale.

Sherifrs Sale.
District Court, Sedgwick County, Kansas
VIM. Innes and David Ross, copsrtners as
Geo. lines Co.,
vs..
Nellie A. Mcdonald and Allen l.. Mcdonald
By virtue Of an order of sale issued out o.
the district court OF Sedgwick county, Kan
sas, wherein VIM. lines and David Ross, CO
partners as Geo. lines a. Co., are plaintiffs
and Nellie A. Mcdonald and Allen l.. Nc
Donald are defendants, 1 will, on
Monday, TIE s3d dog of January, 4. D. 1882.
1t O'Clock p. m, at the court house door,
being ut the font of the building known ~
Eagle block, on Douglas Avenue, in the city
Of Wichita, Kansas, offer for sale ut public
auction to the highest bidder for cash in hand
all the right, title and interest OF the defend.
ants, Nellie A. Mcdonald and Allen l.. Nc.
Dauaid, in and to the following described
real property, situated in the county OF Sedg-
wick State Of Kansas, to wit:
Lot No. seventy (70) on Main street in the
city Of Wichita, Kansas
Said real property is levied upon as the
property Of defendants. Nellie A. Mcdonald
and Allen l.. Mcdonald, and will be sold to
satisfy said order Of sale.
Sherif's Office, Wichita, Kansas, Dccem-
Der q, A. ID. 1881.
ii. X. WATT,
Sheriff Sedgwick County, Kansas.
WI Campbell, plaintiffs attorney.
asst
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Bridge Notice.
Attachment Notice.

Attachment Notice.
Harvey McAliister ct al
VS..
Sarah l.. Clifton.
Before William McAllister, a Justice Of the
Peace OF Sherman township, Sedgwick county
Kansas.
To the above named Sarah L. Clifton:
You will take notice that you have been sued
by Harvey McAllister and others, before the
above named Justice of the peace. for the sum Of
one hundred dollars, and that your property ha.
been attached to satisfy said claim, and said
caute is set for trial the 9Th day Of January
1857 at 10 clock A. NJ, at the Office OF said JUS
tice In said Sherman township.
HARVEY McALLISTER,
II. 4. MCALLlSTER,
JAMES NICHOLS,
ia Plaintiffs.
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A Rare Chance.

A farm containing l60 acres, 81 miles north
east Of Wicbits-the farm with the large red
barn adjoining the farm known as the Whit
worth place-all bottom land under good cul-
tivstion, good water and the very best Of inn
pr0vements. Will be sold for $500 less than
cost for cash. For particulars inquire at the
premises, Title good.
s56-B MRS. N. N. JACOBS.
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New holiday goods arriving daily at Misa
Seminars jewelry store. s7-tf
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Correspondents = Jesup, Patton 4 Co., 50
Williams street, New York; Fifth National
Bank, Chicago; Merchants National Bank,
Kansas City.
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HOME GROWN TREES.
WICHITA
MOUND NURSERY
IT, III. STURNS &c BRO, Proprietors.
Located Three Miles Southeast of Wich-
tia, Kansas.
We have also located q Branch Muir
sery on Douglas avenue, four blocks
east of the depot, cast of the
Globe iron works. We sell
stock low for cash. We
have no agents out.
4, 800 900 Usage Orange Plants for $1.25
70 81 20 Der Thousand
1900 900 Usage Orange Plants for 81 rs
TO $50 per Thousand.

Appfts Summer Red As;rachnn, Fairly Hsr-
vest, keswiek Collin, Coopers's Early White
and Sweet June.
AuisIrn.-Maiden's Blush, Ran.bo, Fall Pip
pin, Lowell, Bailey Sweet, Fameuse, sops Of
Wine, Porter
Winter-Ber Davis. Wine Sap, r. Janet Mis-
souri, Pirpin, Willow Tvig. Jonathan, w. W.
Pearrnain &C. G.. Pippin, Taiman Sweet, Milan,
Kansas Keeper, Rome Beauty, Northern Spy,
Prier Red Large Striped Pearmain, Huntsman's
Fay0rite, stark, Red Winter Pearmain, Nelson's
Sweet. wagner, Perry Russett and English Col
Grabs, -Trancendent, II yslop, Tetoskey souIard
Ret Siberian
PeGches,--Aiaxander, Amsden, June, Foster,
Early Beatrice Early Crawford, tlale's Early,
Stump World, Old AIixon-Cling and Free
Honest John. Morris White.
her!es,--Early Richmond, May Duke. Gov
srnor Wood
Professionalism, Dwarf
Pisms,-Wild Goose and Minor. /.
Ounces Orange.
I Goosc5erries, -Houton Seeding, Smiths I'm
proved, Downingis Seeding
CurTcats,-I;ed Dutch, Cherry, White Dutch,
Victor
| Rasp5errfss, -Turner, DooIittle and PhiIadsi-
| phia, Mammoth Cluster.
Observation-Disclosures sort Wilson'S Albany.
\ BideS5eTTics, -Kitisiinny, Wilson Early. and
| Snyder
Roses, : Prairie Queen; Madam Pl,ntIsr,
white Red Moss Perpetnals, assorted Hsrfi-
son Yellow.
F1ot-eriHg Shrubs,-lIoss Locust. snowballs.
| Lilacs purple and white Flowerng Currants,
| yellow Dwarf June Berry.
Tines end CTcepers, -IIoneysuckl five sorts.
| Graperiaes concord. Ives seedlings, Dracut
| Amber. Martha, Catawba, and Clinton.
| Shade Trees -Lombarly Poplars, Weeping Will
lows, Catalpa, soft Naples. and Box Elders.
ErcTgrcsES, -Arb0r Vitae, White Pine, Austral-
Ian Pine, Scotch Pine Savin Juniper. Red Cedar.
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The State Tcuchcr,' A,.ocintIor

The State Teachers Association OF West
Virginia will meet at kingwood, Preston
county, tomorrow, and continue in session
over Thursday. The following is the pro-
gramme TO be followed:
Address Of wclcome-proi. J. II. lIaw.
thornc. Response-77somc member Of the
association.
Prof. U. s. Fleming, assistant in Fair
mont Normal school, Fairmont; subject
"Frec text books for free Schools"
The place OF the university in free
school system-l'roi. D. d. purinton, West
Virginia University.
Mental discipline vs. knowlcdge-S. G.
liracket,, Principal S,orer College, IIarper's
Ferry.
A peep at the inside work Of 4 school
the teacher, his government, his work
W. ]. Kenny, County Superintendent Ma.
son county.
Teachers certificates, legislation OF the
past, the present and what should be ell
acted-Prof. L. Blackmore, teacher OF PEN
dleton county.
Professional training in our normal
schools-Nliss NJ. l.. hickey, Principal Nor.
nal School, Fairmont.
A course OF study for common schools
d. S. Morgan, County Superintendent Of
Monongalia county.
School house architecture-D. W. Shields,
Principal Schools, Kcyser.
State uniformity Of examinations-Thos.
II. Dennis, County. Superintendent, Green.
brier county.
Teachers Salarics-A. L. Purinton, CITY
Superintendent Schools, Parkersbure.
Length OF the School Term-Wm. Ger
hardt, City Superintendent Schools, Mar
tinsburg.
Office OF County Superintendent n.
Parks, County Superintendent OF Tyler
county. .rts
Office Of Secretary OF Board OF Education
$. &. Parish, cx.County Superintendent
OF Marion county.
National Addition. John Blair Hoge.
School llygiene--Dr.J. G. Reeves, Secre-
tary State Board OF Health.
Academic branches in our State normal
schools-B. II. Thacksan, Principal Mar
shall College.
Ought the secular papers be read in
school-W. NJ. Davis, County Superintend.
ent Grant county.
American Literature: How it may be
taught in our schools-John NJ. Birch, City
Superintendent schools, Wheeling.
The natural sciences: Their place in our
schools. c. Gwvnn, Principal Richie
Eighth Ward) school, Wheeling.
An address by Hon. Chas. J. Faulkner,
OF Martinsburg, is also expected.
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shawls, laccs, embroidery and such luxu.
rles, that pay tariff duties In the line Of
apparel, Just as they who drink fine wines
and wear costly diamonds also pay liber.
lilly into the Golfers Of tho Government.
Tho farmer has the consolation Of knowing
that II he pays any more for tho wooden
goods which he wears on account Of n
tariff on WOODEN goods, the same ,arilrgives
him protection On the wool which he raises.
lie knows that he has great home mar.
kct for his wool when he reads that nearly
three hundred millions OF pounds IRE con.
sumcd In the United States, OF which three.
foutths are home raised.
However, In the remarks 10 which the
Neus refers, We had more particular refer.
cncc to the Taxpayers OF towns and cities.
This country raises about 200 millions Of
revenue by the tariff, say u per capita Of 81.
Now, rs showing tho difference between
this per capita and the per capita Of local
taxation, VIC may cite tho Nep, 10 the
statistics OF almost any town or city in The
land. These local taxes arc from S. tc
$50 per capita. We notice, for instance,
that the per capita Of Mobile, Ala. is sl0.s2,
OF Savannah Sl4.30, OF Louisville sl2.l0, OIL
Springfield, Mass Sll.O6, Of Beverly, Mass.
Sl5, OF Atlanta, Gn., SlL5I, OF New Bed.
ford, Mass, sl5.74, Of Little Rock, Ark,
Sl3.Oi.
And SO We might 80 through the country,
We quote only from meagrc list ut band
1t suiliccs, however, to show what VIC mean
and to prove what We say, that it is local
and not national taxation that kills.
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TmE ISrrIl1cEycEn office had n pleasar

Tile lSrEILIGEScEE Office had pleasant
visit on Saturday from Mr.. John /. Nc.
Dermot, one Of its old proprietors. lie
was on his way to Washington, Pa, to Mt.
tend the funeral Of his mother, who died
there on Friday ut the advanced age OF Sc
years. Mr.. McDermot is now n resident OF
Washington City, occupying the position
OF n proof rerisor in the Government
printing Office. lie looks in good health
and carries his age well for n man over 60
years. His venerable father, who was y
soldier in the war Of 1872, is still living ut
the age Of 81, and is still able occasionally
10 SET 4 Stick" Of type. II his son attains
TO the years Of his ancestors he has still
quite length OF days before him,
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Tho sinttcrOr Taxes

The Clarksburg Ncrs does not make out
case OF Inconsistency when it quotes
from our columns recent paragraph to the
effect that it is the local taxation that kills,
and not the National tax, and also another
paragraph expressing. the hope that the
Tariff Commission will ut IN carly day re-
port such IN adjustment Of tariff duties us
will take away all just grounds OF com.
plant. We have never denied that there
are inequalities and defects in the tariff.
On the contrary, We have alluded to them
in connection with the Tariff Commission
more than once. We have no doubt that
the Tariff needs an overhaulins. But
whatever may be the defects Of the Tariff,
it is none the less true TINT it is high local
taxation that the people especially feel, and
underneath which they groan. There arc
communities, even within easy distance Of
us here, where tho local taxes mount up 10
Two and three per cent. Such n rate cuts
property in two. In effect, it confiscates one
half OF it. It frightcns away enterprise and
hindcrs investment and dcvelopement,
Look how Cincinnati grown to-day under.
meath her load. All sorts OF subterluges
are rcsorted to to avoid as much OF itas
possible. Even the farmers in many
country districts feel the heavy weight Of
taxes that amount 10 ono and n bolf nor
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Political ASScssmcnts,

thiiAueiphlh lfess lkepuDucAn).
But ii assessments are cut oil, where are
the sinews Of war 10 be raised? Political
campaigns involve expense, and where are
the means to be procured? The answer is
Obvious. IN the first place, il We destroy
this evil by law, both parties will be placed
on IN equal footing, and neither will have
an advantage over the other. In the sec.
ond place, make Your campaign on princi.
pie, and men OF principle will furnish the
means. The pocketbooks thus opened
would be worth more than all the treasures
OF assessments. Such n campaign would
cost less and it would produce more il
needed. Even on the low ground Of interest,
it pay. TO do right.
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CART. W. II. SMITH, Of Martins Ferry, AN
old river pilot, lays the weight OF the blame
Of the river collision on the Scioto. lie
was on the Lomas'at the time and was in q
position to judge. Ills Judgment in the
matter reflects what is now pretty well set
tied public opinion. The fatal mistake Of
the scioto was in (l) delaying to answer
the l'omas' signal and t2) in declining un-
necessarily TO obey it. Whatever blame
rests on the Lomas is for not signaling ut
$40 Yards.
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We ure indebted to Mr.. J. X. Bailey, OF
Grippe Island, Peasants county, for fine
specimen OF Fultz wheat, grown on his
place; and to Mr.. John I.abayer who rents
James McCulloch's farm. in this county,
five miles up Woods run, for several
specimens OF excellent fall barley.
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Dr. PALMER, Of the Pittsburgh CONNER
cidl-Ga:eitc, who married daughter Of ex-
Mayor Sweeney, oil this city, rcouplc OF
years ago; died in that city on Saturday Mt
the aye Of IS. lie and his wife recently
buried their only child. His remains will
be buried in Vermont, OF which State he
WIS 4 native.
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Mr. S. q. W. MonnIsoS is back from a
business trip TO the West. lie reports
some encouragement in regard 10 the out
look for the corn crop. Business is every
where dull. Dealers are fairly well sup
piled with nails and other produce.
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IiIE Martins Ferry Times says.tlie Press
banquet was an honor 10 the citizens OF
Wheeling and creditabe to tho gentlemen
in charge Of the affair. As toast master
ii regards Mr.. D. l.. Hubbard a great sic.
cess.
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TIE conferees OF the Washington, Pa,
Congressional District haYe had twenty
five ballots. Each OF the candidates Law
renee, Shallenberger and Jackson) receiv, d
three votes. Their meeting was held at
Beaver Falls. They adjourned to meet at
lsridgeville on the 1lth.
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Tile West Virginia Press Association
met in Wheeling on Wednesday, the 9Th
inst. The session was pleasant and pro.
iitable one. The city Of Wheeling, MS is
her wont, laid herself out 10 entertain the
brethren in magnificent, style, and sue.
cceued tllorouuhly.- E,uir0,0nI Tntisr
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WHEELING. ". Va, Sept IL, 1851.
Nh THEODORE MYERS,
DEAR SIR: take pleasure In recommending Your
heater now In use at the Fulton Paper MIL ii was
put In some two month since, an after tiial Tor
that length Of time consider an invaluable al.
luchment where boilers Hrr In use. When we made
the attachment our boilers vera covered with scale
now they are entirely clean from the use OF pure
water thrown IN through the heater, The Swing
III Iuel has been fully twenty per cent.
Very truly yOuH,
A. G. ROBINSON,
DANIEL cLExa1Ss Chief Eng
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CONSIDERABLE newspaper acrimony is
appearing IN the contest for Congress be-
tween Judge lIogc and Dan l.ncas, in the
Second district.
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THERE were l0i,Sl3 miles Of railway in
the United States Mt the close Of 1881, rs
against 03,G7l at the close OF 80, and 6,l97
al the close Of 10, and Sl,777G at the close
OFFS
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InE Buckhannon Delta has changed
hands. Messrs. j. VI. Squires and Mr..
White are now its proprietors. Upshur
supports two very crcditable papers.
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BALTIMORE MN :

Mt. VERNON INSTITUTE, No, G Mi vr,nnn IA,
Boariitie md Day Home School for Yopnp i Ky.
and Little Girls. FOUNDED 1859. Nh, III - I"Tr,
and Ms. u Malt land. Principals. assisted i,,s'
eoTs Of able Professors. Beautiful situation tns
ing one OF the Squares surrounding WS,bjt. aIr
Monument. Educiti0nsl advantages nnsun%s. ~
SlIcnlaN SEM on anplicatl0n TO PrinrIras tyIyT
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WESLEYAN FEMALE lHSTIIIIE

sTAUNTON. VTRGlNIA
Ulehs September 10Th. lsS1. One NJ H.. H..
Schools for Young aides IN tllg rnJi, J'S t!hI
s S'is i beautiful H Climate unsS f.
IN the Union. Hoard, Washing. EmvIIss,, TIf VT
Latin, French, German, Instrumental Mil, Iou ~
ior Scholastic year from September 10 jnWr ,p ~.
For Catalogues write 10 '"''S' esa>
H.. ,.., hEv. wM. A. nARETs, D. n. INST
= ~ aMfa" StAnDl6n i,
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ST. GAINESVILLE polls the larges, Demo-
cratic vote Of any one precinct in the
Seventeenth Ohio Congressional District.
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1'nE Ohio Farmer Is greatly pleased with
Congressman Updesnirs tariff speech, and
hopes to sec him re.nominated.
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The Belmont County Democratic Con-
vcntion will be held ut Martins Ferry,
August So
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yESSonprcdicts q hot July,a stormy Au.
gust and u frosty September
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WHEELING. W. Va, March Is, 1882.

WHEELING. ". Va, March Is, 1857,
MEssEs. MyKRs& GLASS,
WHEELING. ". Va.
GENTS: 1t affords us great pleasure to state TINT
ihe hetter ana terer placed In our packing house
In connection with our boiler gives cntIrr s,iisiuc
don. 1t shows n saving OF fully twenty per cent in
the cost Of fuel since Il WIS plnccd III connection
with our boilers. The heavy scacs have ali been
operation. We can checrfully recommend II TO
amy parties In need Of the heater and filtercr.
We Remain Truly Yours,
)el5 +. SCIlESK 4 SONS
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TIE tobacco crop in Eastern Ohio prom.
iscs to exceed TINT Of last year. /
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A PROHIBITION County Convention Is TO
meet at Washington, Pa, on the 18th.
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A cnEEr factory Is wanted (by the Re.
po,ier) at Washington, Pa.
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oikuBEsSILLE, W, June III, 1881.
/ To Whom II May Concern.
Thnt We had the Myers & Glass Heater and FIJI.
terer at che to our boilers and that did rrmoye
the heavy scale from our boilers
". K. ELLIOTT,
Manager Jefferson Iron Works,
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

MIM 2 ItMIImehts Of SIndy; text ltok, Ir,,'I +,
hlCo5i calendar arranged 10 sult ,rarL,,..,lN
peinrs 10y one yeat fronni7j to SIN ,,1.t,S e.
.lGenl, thotonsh. Fall Stnm itEliS SIrfyNrt;SS
%esi ' vIi AiitS,I M, r,n sH, yS9, in Soa
ylOns a =. ''' WI !SAH IN
,"s"ForcatnlOgiies and other Information ,,,,.
town, Vest w. - Wv NuiE1h.
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TESTIMONIALS,

NEssrs. MYERS & GLASS. - 49,
Gents. After ninety days trial OF your heater
and hllerer We decided that II WIS necessity that
W. Keep j. ior The good OF our boilers, and We take
AL you claim for II rs heater and dlie.rr n, we
are confident 1t Is better for the purpose thun other
heaters We have In nse. and although We kept no
doubt, and firmly believe 1t does ave fuel. Ar 10
healing AMI cleansing boilers und keeping them
30, there can be 10 doubt.
BELMONT NAIL Co.,
J. d. Dubois. sec'y,
MICHAEL llEALY, Elg,
N. HESTER. Supt,
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TIVE YELLOWSTONE VALLEY.

GLgSpIvE, n. T.. July 10
Having removed from Wtsi vIHlniG, u The rrrai
Yellowstone Valley In Montana Territory, Rh!re
propose TO mike my home for the future, aud tn
gage In the Real Estate Business, Hrnrt ti6inr'
steads for settlers, on Government lands aI9 "
cilre farms from the Northern lh'Idc RAlRsd NJ
settlers, 10 they will hive place ~ lTA!r nam
val, without the trouble or expense u lIAnI!Hs
desirable location.
! will buy md sell all kinds Of Real EtAic if
iion.rcsidcnts MS well rs citizens Gf the Tcrr"T.
Opportunities unexcelled In puHhae ihc l'''
lands. now offered for sale nj low prl,,N Nhlth iaA
year or two will be worth five 10 len i!IGc' lh'i
present. cost. Ny facilities for tfGnArting bl'hoi
with the u. S. Land Office unsurpassed CaaHr'
moderate. Correspondence solicited.
GEO, K. TISGIE,
iyI,b,,v Elnrdlyp n r
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GCiiO0L OF ARl',

All persons who tlcsirein struc.ion,in r..
Hand and Model Drawing, Water CoL,ir."",
Painting. and China Painting. nre recn. S''I =,
to call ut the School Of Art oyer W II r,
hart 4 bros China Store, 1915 Ma,kr, ,,,. 4'
between 0 o'clock and IL O'Clock 4 W,
from o'clock to 9 O'clock. ". "''
=. h. NlNOS, Master,
Late Student OF The South Kensipp,on !,
Gallery, London. England, a"
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FEMALE SCHOOL AT
The National CAM,

Mr. and Mrs. VIM. b. CAGgl.LwIIlo ,c,.,
scho0l NJ the National Capital, a Srli,t LAY
md Day School for Young ladies. an ,ba h "a
WEDNESDAY IN SEPTEMBER, In ths "g lHls
A. A. Present occupied by Mn. ~. \. GrlSf,, SsESJ
assisted by Il complete cOtIs OF NnslrI, W ,Nla
facility viii be afforded W students IN "a TN
el,ses, while the rtcpAratnry Department uht19
celye mos. thorough attention. WI r.
The nolern languages Will form A ,,,,.,
the Principal. WILLIAM Il r ras ,n1!lset
apr2Gpswiw III NJ. 81. n, W. ,l,tiAAnsLl,
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WHEELING, ". VA. July 10, ISL
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Funurei J: j. II 4; ;' $:E;

n Our assortment Of Rugs Is very
UHH n large, embracing SMYRNA, VEL
1hu VlTAPESTRr, and many otheR,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-04-01
j. GIGNOUX,
Civil and Mining EnSi-
NeeT.
L. s. Deputy Mineral Surveyor
DAYTON, VADA.
Application for Homestead
LAND OFFICE AT CARSON CITY, NEV.,l
NJ 1870 (

LAND OFFICE AT CARSON CRY, NEV,
November ~. 1880.
NJ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT lHE
~ following g-named settler has hled notlce
of his intention to MAKE final PROOF IN sup
mort Of his claim. and secure final entry
thereof, and that said proof will be made be-
fore the Register aud Receiver at the United
States Land Once in Carson City, Nevada, on
Monday, the Goth day of December, 1851. at
10 O'Clock. A. NJ, of said day, VIZ. ben)am,n mn
for the Aof SEN Section SO, 7 Is,
25 r, and \ of Z and of NE \
of Section 2, T 12, N R %, EN- d M, to prove
his continuous res 'dence upon, and cultiva-
tion of, said tract, and names the following
ss his witnesses, viz; Miller Beach, J. M:
Houston. X. O. Hague, and Henry Baker, all
OF Mason Valley, Esmeralda county, New.
Postotflce address: Mason Valley EsmeraldA
county, New. y, A. WlrhEhELL.
u20w5 Register,