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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-02

nRKNEY SPRINGS WILL BE OPEN
" FOR TIE RECEPTION OF GUESTS
JUNE 1, 1882. This wer-renowned place has
just undergone extensive and thorough repairs both
as 10 the hotels proper and the grounds. Special
attention HIS been given 60 the sanitary depart
ment. For further Information send for descrip-
tive catalogue j. y. WOODWARD,
nv I'm General Manager.
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CODB'S ISLAND, VA,
" THE ONLY SEASIDE RESORT IN
VIRGINIA.

The finest and safest OF surf-batiiing.
Ocean, channel, and shark. esliing and snipe-
shooting.
TERMS: So per day, el2 per week, $40 per
month.
Route FROM Old Point by steamer northampton
10 Cherrysfone every Monday. Wednesday. and
Friday. The baltimore and Washington steamers
make close connection with the Northampton.
Address j. T. SPADY,
jc l-2m Proprietor.
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TRUSTEE,S SALE OFALARGE AM

TRUSTEES SALE OF ALARGE AND
l. WELL-SELECTED STOCK OF GROCE-
RIES on THE CORNER OF SEVENTH AND
HULL STREETS, MANCHESTER. VA.-By yir-
tue Of certain deed Of trust executed 10 me on
the 9th day of June. $50. by ". y. Starkc, will
proceed to sell by public auction, on
MONDAY, JULY 3. 1882,
at the store of the said W. +. Starkc, corner Sew
enth and Hull streets. commencing promptly at
10 o'clock a. NJ, a LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
GROCERIES usually To he found I'm frst-clsss
grocery store: also. ONE COMBINATION IRON
SAFE, Miller's new patent, besides many other
articles too numerous To mention.
TERMS: Cash on delivery.
je 30 CHARLES T.. PAGE, Trustee.
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THE HEALING SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY. VA.

ARE NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF
VISITORS.
Hot and cold baths, plunge and shower. Hacks
and baggage-wagOns leave Coyington upon the ar
rival Of every train. Parties leaving Richmond In
the morning arrive at the Springs 10 tea. large
supply OF the water for sale at PURCELL, LADD
AZ CO.'S. nv 24-2m
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Real Estate Agents, Auctioueers, and Brokers,
1912 Main street
TRUSTEES SALE OF
LARGE MANUFACTURING PROPERTY,
CONSISTING OF
THOSE TWO LARGE THREE-sTORY-AND
BAsEMENT-BRICKF FACTORIES,
No. 2oI7 AND 20l9,
on THE SOUTH LINE OF MAIN STREET.
BETWEEN TwENTY.sIXTH AND TWEEN
TY-sEyENTH STREETS
OCCUPIED ny
MEssRs. JOHN II. BRYANT & CO., AND
MEssRs. GEORGE CAMPBELL & CO.;
TOGETHER WITH
ENGINE, BOILER, AND ALL MACHINERY
USED IN CARRYING on THE
sUMAC BUSINESS
In execution Of a certain deed Of trust from
John H. srysh. a9I Rcbana ay %enri
and In conformity thereof, | will offer sale, upon
the premises, on
TUESDAY, JULY IL, 1892,
at 81 o'clock Z. NJ. the VALUABLE PROPERTY
above mentioned The buildings are substantially
built, and Of the best material, with stone cap
piugs, &C.. and are comparatively new, having been
built but few years, and being situated convent
TO railroads and steamboats, should command the
attention of those seeking large manufacturing
establishment. The buildings occupy the entire
lot, which front Ss4 feet the south line Of Main
street and runs back 50 feet To ten-foot alley.
Al the ssme time will he sold the MACHINERY
used in said establishment. consisting OF
l F0RTY-HORSE-POWER ENGINE AND
BOILER.
SUMAC-NILL,
l BARk-MlLL,
with GEARING, SKATING, and CONNEC-
TIOSS complete.
The attention OF capitalists and Others is invited
to this sale
TERMS: Cash as to cost and expenses Of sale,
and to pay of and discharge claim Of $1,000.
secured by \ prior deed residue I'm equal install
ments, at six, twelve, and eighteen months. The
purchaser to give negotiable notes bearing per
cent. interest and the same TO be secured bya deed
OF trust upon the property.
A. VI. KELLEY, Trustee
QUARLIs & NCCUnDY, Auctionccrs. jyl
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY, juno 1, 1852.
SALKS-FmsT BOARD.-$200 Richmond city
B's at 12s; 20 shares Richmond and Petersburg at
TAI: loo shares Louisville and Nashville tB. CO.
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ByT. Pannill, Auctioneer,
Petersburg, Va
GALE OF VALUABLE MANUFAC-
- TURING PROPERTY.

by Il. fannlll. AuctlOneer,
Petersburg, Va
GALE OF VALUABLE MANUFAC-
- TURING PROPERTY.
At the request of the National IIerkimer County
TUESDAY, July 18TH,
ut O'Clock +. NJ. on the premises, In pursuance Of
deed Of trust made to me BY John II. Bryant and
in the clerks ONCE of the Hastings Court os Pc
tersburg, the following valuable PROPERTY:
THAT LARGE MILLING AND MANUFAC-
TURING ESTABLISHMENT,
formerly known as "SfYERS'S DISTILLERY,'
Snqs to Ss NTH ali tic MACHINERY
FIXTURES therein, consisting or
9 SC3fAC-mILLS.
l CORN-MILL Of two-run OF stones
. FIGiITY-ifORsE-P ENGINES:
together with GEARING, SKATING, and FIT
TfNGS-all complete.
TERMS: Cash for the expenses of sale aud the
amount OF the secured debt-say, $500: the re-
sidue on terms 10 be made known nc sale. Or, pos
sibIy, more favorable terms for the whole par
''''''' may '''''' A. II. KELLEY, Trustee.
r. PASNILL, Auctionecr. je 2s-W.F,&sutds
GALE OF GREEN-sPRINGS LAND
- by virtue OF deed Of trust executed by
Thomas y. Watson, deceased on the 10th day Of
November 1850 aud at the request of one of the
creditors secured, the undersigned will offer for
sale, on the premises, on
TUESDAY. july 20, 1882,
VALUABLE LITTLE FARM. containing 200
ACRES OFLAND, more or less, being that portion
Of " IOniam which in the recent division amongst
the heirs OF DIR. George Watson WAS allotted to the
representatives Of Thomas y. Watson. There arc
no i'm improvements but n tohaccO-bxrn.
The Ionia estate has justly been regarded as
amongst the finest In Virginia and the beauty, fer
tility, and other ADVANTAGES Of the nelghhorhood
are too well known to require description. Pos
session given In time TO sow 4 crop OF wheat.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 ray the costs or sale !,
for the balance bonds at one two. and three years,
given and the title reserved until full payment. If
one third OF the purchsse-mOncy IL paid I'm cash,
personal security will be dispensed With.
RICHARD o. MORRIS,
70 no gW
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BY W. Goddln & Son. AuctOnecrs,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
GALE AT AUCTION OF BEAUTl-
~ FUL LOT ADJOINING HOLLYWOOD, AT
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF CHINA AND CHER
RY STEEETS.-Will bo sold at auction, on the
premises, on
WEDNESDAY, july ;, 1882,
at 6 o'clock L. W., that BEAUTIFUL LOT located
rs above. with wei, of water and shadc-trees
thereon, fronting 2s feet. and running back l2O
feet to an alley IL feet wide.
TERMS: At sale. W. GODDlN son,
~ tuctiOncers-
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NEW YORK. COTroN gur,,pr.

NEW YORK, July .-Coiton-Gross rceints.
~ bales Futures closed barely steady; sales,
september, si2.356ssi2.38; October, gli.7iG
s,L!o November. VI l.66essll.57; December.
$ii'ea9xi Los; January. " l.69: February
el205eDt 12.06. 'pi"'
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A direct four-hsurs connection I. made lntN.n
Richmond aud Norfolk 10y train i,aving T. h.
mond al 1880 4. VI. aud Norfolk at 1913 T.. e..
All trains leaving Petersburg Will start IRON, tIe
AppomzttoN depot.
j. X. kENLY, General Superintendent
A. POPE, General Passenger AM Ticket Acct
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All regular passenger trains stop 40 Bon Az.
PULLMAN-CAE SERVICE
ON Train 5O--Ncw ! orb aud Albania viu Is -.-
ingtoH sud Danyillc. and GfCcualurp' Co., lofr.
station. No-tcrn North Carolina railroad.
ON Train 52-fichmoud AID DanFill,.
Charlotte and h<rleeton.
Tickets sold 20 sli point. south, southeast ISL.
southwest. and baggage checked through.
No lay-over checkiSiVeu - local ucActs.
General Passenger and Ticket Agcrt.
7. II. II. TALCOIT. General Manage. it
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by Grubbs 4 Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioocers,
No. 4 north Eleventh ctrec&
TIVE VERY HANDSOME BUILDING
Il LOT on TIE SOUTH SIDE OF FRANK
LIN STREET BETWEEN FOURTH AND
FIFTH STREETS. ADJOINING THE NEW RE-
SIDENCE OF MRS. WILLIAMS, AT AUCTION.
On
MONDAY, JULY 3, 1882,
at 81 o'clock L. NJ, VIII sell. upon the premises
the LOT above described. II fronts 32s feet, runs
back 1435 feet To All alley 20 feet wide, aud has
width Of 26's feet on it, rear.
This l. n part OF the Brown property. often
sought for, and fully regarded as the best In the
city ~ a site for a handsome residence.
Such an opportunity To secure really choice lot
Is rarely offered and should he eagerly ayaicd Of.
TERDs: At sale. GRUB3S K WILLIAMS,
ie2 20 Auctioneers.
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by Frank ID. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioncers,
1l0S Main street.


CIIEAP BUILDING LOT On EAST
" SIDE OF THIRTEENTH STREET NEAR
CLAY AT AUCTfON.-On
MONDAY, JULY Sd.
on the premises at 6 O'Clock l.. W.. we will sell
LOT located as above-30 feet front by 1872 feet
TERMS: One fourth cash balance In siN.twclyc,
and eighteen months with per cent interest
added.
The ground will be sold very low, and bargain
can DC had. FRANK ID. HILL & CO.,
je 30 Auctioneers.
By Jno. u. Laughton, Jr., Auctioneer,
1906 Main street
TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARGE
l. STOCK OF NEW AND SECONDHAND
CLOTHING, BOOTS. SHOES. SHOWCASES,
FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS. STORE-FIXTURES,
&C.. AT AUCTION.--By virtue Of n deed OF trust
of MAY "a, 1882. from George 3. Davis and r. :.
Anderson TO me trustee will sell at auction, on
MONDAY, JULY 3, 1889,
at 10 4. NJ, at the Old Market Aucton-house, No.
$50 Main street, the entire stock Of NEW AND
SECONDHAND CLOTHING, MEMS NO-
MEMS. and CIIILDRtNS SHOES, NOTIONS,
FANCY GOODS, HATS. STORE-FlXTUREs,
COUNTERS, SHOWCASES. The stock Is large
and deairabe and will be sold without reserve
and In lots TO suit the retail trade
TERMS: Cash. Il. y. SCOTT, Trustee.
JSO. r. LAUGHToN, Jr.. Aucti0ncer. jy2
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THE SHORE COTTAGES,
IL NEWPORT, X. j.
NEW, ELEGANT: Bathing, sailing, fishiHg'
f aS-lm MRS. N. s. FLAGG, Lcsste.
XTOUNTAIN-TOP HOTEL, 1896 FEET
w ABOVE TDE-wATER, situated In S!rgtnia,
on the Chesapeake and Ohio railway, III miles
from Richmond, Va, Is NOW OPEN FOX NlSl-
TORS. For terms, etc. address
HENRY l.. NAsSIE. Proprietor,
sc13-im Alton Depot Va.
VARIETY SPRINGS, OPEN 18TH
Y JUNE. On the Chesapeake and OHIO rail-
road fifteen miles west OF Stanton, ears stopping
at the door. Excellent water. grand scenery, and
good fare. Usual amuseacnts Board: $50 per
month Of thirty days. 81 per week, and $1-5O per
day. Children under Vweivc years and servants
haif-price. Bathing in healing wstcr gratis
Mus. MARY j. BUBRCSS, Proprietor.
&. W. LAcKEY, Manager. j. 7-lm
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1EILLBORO' SPRINGS NOW OPEN.
SULPHUR, ALUM, AND C,.iALYDEATE
WATERS.

FOR circular~ terms, And.tencrai Information,
address CARROLL GARRETT, Proprietor,
Ny hack meets all passengers, especially when
notified. je 25-1m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-02

DICHMON AND PETERSBURG
~ RAILROAD COHPAN Y.-CommencinS
WEDNESDAY, June 81, 1852, trains on this = al
Will run as follows:
LEAVE RICuMOSD SOUTH
sI5 Z. n, FAST MAIL, daily. Makes through
connections for savannah. stot,s
only al Petersburg and Che,ts.
Pullman sleeper between Wash'ns-
ton and jacksonville PASSENGER
viii take ibis train for Winter ?
l1:5O A. NJ, through MAIL, daily. conr.,L-
lag for Raleigh, Charleston. Az
gIst1i Aiken, savannah, and jack
eonyille. stops at Chester and Csa-
trals. Pullman slcepers heteof
New York and Savannah on thL.
train.
900 p. ~. FREIGHT. daiN. except Sundiy
700 A.. ". FREIGHT. daily. except sunday.
6.00 p &C. Sunday excursion.
LEAVE PgTERSTrRG-NoRTu
2:3S A. NJ. FAST MAIL, 9aily. Stops onli 20
Chester. Pullman sleeper on il,
IRAN between jacksonville aul
Washington.
3'4O l.. NJ. 1fiROl Oil MAIL. DAILY. conncOthZ
with Richmond Err derrick sburg anl
Potomac railroad for an points ll.t
aud West: also making connection
with the Chesapeake and Ohio riiI-
roas for sll points Wet. Th.. tt.u
stops at Chester and Ceutlana
Pullman sleeper on this train te-
tween savannah and New YORK
Passengers take this train fur .n-
terpOck.
!05 4. ", fKEIGHr, daily except snndar
2:i3 /. NJ FREIGHT, daily. except sunday.
40 o. " sunday excursion.
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MILWAUKEE.

mwAUKKs, July l.-Fiour quiet and un.
cnapged- Wheat unsettled and lower; No. Mi.
waekce, el.Sit cash and July; August. Al IN
Corn q.iet and unchanEed. Oats quiet and steady
NO.! NO. ~ SSs.; white, o6c. Provisions higher Me-,
Lard-Prime steam, el2.25 cash and 1nly
ei2.So August. Hogs qaet At $7.7O@SS.2O. Wy
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-04-29

Tha Beneat 1T Renshaw Hall

Many friends and admirers have IN
terrstetl themselves to make the Oenent
performance tonight At Rensllaw Hs'
. o,xnl success. The tickets sold Tor MISS
Fanny McIntyre's neutrality-suspicious.
from the date fixed some weeks ago.
vill ne good tonight, and should oe e.
chano.d at Richards 4 Grix' for coupon
ticket.. A large number oftickets have
been sold, and it is to be hoped tna'
49,, vii, he a full attendance. Miss
p..n.on has delayed her departure :"
Helen. for the exprers purpose Of psr''c,
;,,.t;uv in to-night's ENTERTAINMENT an"
49, ,r;.n,ls will see that she Is appropr'-
.tely recompensed. TO the Butte pun
800. M commentators. A num-
ter ofleading citizens gave ready 'ee''.
morv months ago to their apprec'a''"''
~ ,.' this opportunity to testify !" the vo'
.,.,,,t;c. Of Miss Fanny Mcintyre
=. sna IN the meritorious claims wn'c''
.',ch \ benefit always presents 20 ''e
ru,,lic Let them, and oil lovers o. ".'''
T.. come tn the front and be present 70
-, s:rht .t Renshaw Hall. Among tn =:
Extraordinary attractions VIII oe 'ne -,
eA'" ,...;,~ of Mr.. Mcmillan, which
vt once cosnmends itsc'''
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HOPDNENT.
ALLEGED Flight Of . Young Couple %
Welded Bliss.

About half-past nine o'clock last
nipht. - our information goes, young
Mr.. Porter Of the U. 4 n. depot, hired =
buggy ut Valiton's livery stable, saying
tl,at lie would send hack the team In
tie morning by another man. As the
rup,or states, he then called for Miss
Fanny Davis, formerly Of the Gem res-
taurant, and hietl away post-haste lot
Silver Bow, intending, it Is said. to take
the freight train which leaves Butte NJ
1910 D. IN. and THUS evade all obstacles
including the wrath Of q cruel parent
So off they went, and very SOON alter
wards young man representing HIM
self n the brother Of the lady in ques-
ton. hired = horse at the same stable
and went on the wings Of the wind 70
oy.takc the fugitives. Whether lie
succeeded or whether they got safely
.wav could not be learned al
. late hour. The mother Of the
Young lady attempted to hire = vehicle
Mt Vaiiton's stable it il thought with
the intention Of following herself, but
none was to he had.
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Appointments

,ood citizens will need no assu-
Al GOV 80 the f.ls,ty Of any malicious rn-
Is"s tn.t Mr.. Ow.ley Is committed 70
NOR ."~s Of any particular per
~. r fpr .ny particular Office: He Is oe,
eon ~. 80 - make his appointments
,tithout personal tavorit'e19I :r s and in
interests Of the clt,xerhs .t indement d
:ccerdence with the ot~'
ma council.
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PrcJ, ThassDatsD aily.
EX.F1RI114OD
az IN INDECENT Pilgrim.

q. arrived yesterday morning on Tie
,,,.d train, and walked up from the
~ when told It coss only 'nNy
~ n ride from the depot 70 Butte, he
e.,ked feeiingiy that r. It 'oose t~en-
y ~. cents 10 80 - Chicago he could
w. .o ~ far - Silver bow. Arriving
). mite about two O'clock IN the nsorn-
.h. struck Whisky Row and went
70, one Of the hells which were gaily
s"hted and thronged with prince
~ gamblers rolling in wealth.
~ = Glitter Of gold and the mellow rus
=. # the gay greenhack caught his
~. but al he could do was to accept
:. hospitality Of brsken-back chair,
lire he concluded to sleep till morn
80 In twenty minutes after his en-
...rce into the realms Of Murphy, he
-. cau.h hit by the slack Of the trowsers
..d the nape Of the neck and gently de-
.,s,ted on the cold, hard floor. strug-
-. for the door, he Wa elbowed right
"a left and finally damned into . cor-
~ by the protuberant abdomen Of
- nan who sported . gaudy watch
Lain. Gaining the free cir he felt some
.,,ne on the one rear button Of biz
- bregrim~d coat; feeling cautiously
...kvard he found the identical gaudy
~.tch chain fastened 10 the button, with
. .;lyer turnip dangling from the end
.h.reof: His heart beat loudly and his
..ou,,ch applauded, and he said tohim-
..l,: 40, / will get me to the sign Of
No three balls, and will spout the same
ticker for many ducats." But he did
~ know that the pawn-shops In Butte
vere the only institutions which closed
Il ten o'clock 1T night, 80 he was again
dsap,ointed. The pengs Of hunger
having become dulled by the claims If
the drowsy god he stnod up in . door
NV and went to sleep. Awaking with
, .hu.l.ler he found he had indeed been
.ytool up" and that his watch and
chain were gone with the wootlbine.
Rut there is y tide in the affairs Of pill
trims when eating becomes IN absolute
pecessity, and this time had arrived.
seeking cheap restaurant he entered,
ne and rose with = deprecating smile to
de,art. A ford young woman said:
"Where's your two bits:" He answered
not. "Where's your two bits?" and she
caught him by the collar and shook him
IKE mt. "Nocredit here when Sans
MT It home" I'm . regular bo-,"
but before he could finish he WAS fired
,ummarily through the front door,
where the belligerent damsel stood with
bis bat safely under her ar n, and cried
With an exceeding bitter voice, "Perduce
your ticket, will your while at this
moment . faithful cop came by and
marched him to the calab0ose ~ = drunk
and disorde,ly, vagrsnt and disturb-
e Of the public peace. This II . true
bill.
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It II an undisputed fact that f. L.
Bonner L Go. have now In STOCK t"e
1nest goods ever brought 10 Montana
and have strictly one price. which is
certainly the lowest in the city.
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Mining Notes.

We arc indebted to Mr.. i. +. nan
ming, Of West Park street. for the '"s'
cory Of the Aiming World ana E''9.'
seering Record, Of London, England,
containing with other valuable matte,
arcport on the Broadway and Aut""'
Agreement gold mines, which aIe
owned and worked by English cap''a'-
kts.
The daily papers Of mining camp
are expected to deal - fairly with 10
adv. rsity as with its prosperity Inc
Gold Hill .Ncw* Is candid enough 70
come s',uarely out ~ follows: o~,"l'
to the great depression OF business ;"
tertsts in this town, the staSna''"" :,
mining industries in this district anu
anfav"raLle prospects for the ntsI ~
ture, the Ne,r> Publishing Company Do
decided 10 suspend further p"ol.ca.'T"
ofthe Gold Hill Daily Ncses until ~.
next" The Ncscs will BE we'co'''eu :
any time to the tables Of it, excnso
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bob Fcnncr is ut work on the eoeI'
dan, making ready for the surface -.
psovements which will shortly % "
gun.
Curtis L Andrieux have bonded tne
Gari's,l.li, y promising lode just wes: y
efthe Mountain Boy, and are tek'"s
ut pay ore from the surface oO~.
There are several shafts on u, no''<
more than fifteen or twenty feet oeeP'
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An Inquiry.

GIBBoxsvILLE, l. r., Apr. %. ~.
Editor Miner:
DEAR SIR-If . person takes . placer
claim oftwenty acres unsurveyed can
he legally represent the same by doing
>loO worth OF work yearly, the same -
spon . quartz claim? II not, please
state in your PAPER what constitutes
legal representation Of placer claims
And Oblige
A MINER.
Annual expenditures are required
only up"n vein or lode claims. leaving
placer claims subject to the operation Q,
the local laws, rules, regulations an"
custon,s.-Land Osvner, Vol. !, p. IL:
Again. Upon oil claims located aftef
My 10, 1872, not less than one hundred
doliars shall be expended In labor or mn
prOve,nents during each year, anu tnat
year shall commence from the aate %
the location Of the claim.-xt"s"0 ~
cisions, p. ~.
fila placer claim IL located In an I'M
Organized mining district in which e.
Penditures upon 1t are not subject 10 Any
local laws, rules or regulatlons' w.
owner thereof would be upon the eaIeI
eide ii he made an annual expenditure
Clone hundred dollars in labor or Ill.,
p'Ovements upon tt.-ED.J
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Hosiery and Gloves!

Fancy hosiery in ombre colorings, emf
broitlere.l Isle, open work and silk hose.
Sara lsarnhartlt and lace hook gloves
in black, opera and straight shades, lace
mitts., &c.
Par,sOls in endless variety, comprise
ising the latest spring novelties. New
ruchimgs, ties and fancy meek Wear, Rib
bons, Laces, COrsets, underwear for laslie"
in lace and embroidery trimmed, Chem
ise, Drawers, Gowns, ani newest styles
in Dressing Sacques, L..
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-31
NO. 1872
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Notice.
II You have fine or complicated watch or
CLOCK, music box, an automaton singing bird
or any other delicate and intricate piece o
mechanism needing repairs, go to
EDW. WILHELM,
Chronometer, watch and clockmaker
5ewelry neatly repaired.
All work warranted to give perfect satisfac.
ton or positively no charge o2
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HEATfFIG L<bD. r., No. 7, II. OF p.
N5EETs EAUh FRIDAY OF EVERY
vi month, at 7S0 O'Clock P. M, at its Castle
Hall, in the Richard Foley ! Qildtng.
All Brother Knights, in good standing, are
raternnlly invited to attend RHch meetings.
". II. DAVENPORT. O. O.
O. II. CADY. Z. Of R. and g.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-31

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MEETS EVERY FIRST AND THIRD Sat.
vi urday of each month, at their hall,
corner CLARK and Edwards streeta, at 7:S0
O'CLOCK PATRICK STANTON, President.
PATRIoK HARMON. Secretary.
Eureka. July IS, 1880. jy2O-tf
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-16
odd Fello,cs, Celebration.

The Odd Fellows of this city have for
some time been making extensive arrange
ments for the celebration of the sixty-third
anniversary of their order on Wednesday, the
Goth inst. The following lodges have &C.
cepted invitations to be present and partici-
pate in this celebration:
st. Paul No.2, North Star No. e, Hastings
Encampment No. 6, Mankato No. Is, Ger
mania No. 10. Orient Encampment No. 20,
Robert Blum No. 81, Lake City No. %, Sun
beam No. 81, Sank Center No. 81, Hastings
No. 35. st. Anthony No. 40, Leader No. Al,
Faribault No. A, Union No. 4S, Mortified
No. so, Saltwater No. 81, German-Amerlcan
No. SIS, Excelsior No. 60, Fraternity No. 81,
Marine No. 60, Lake AddIe No. rs, Delano -
No. so, Ridge]y No. IS, ColfaX No. sc, River
Falls No. 1U0, Prescott No. 1874, Star Prairie
No. 209, st. Paul encampment, Minneapolis
encampment, Osceola lodge.
During the forenoon these lodges will be re-
ceived at the union depot by committees and
escorted to Market hall, where banquet will
be given. At / p. N. a procession will be
formed and the following line of march taken
up: Leaving Market hall through IWabashaw
street to Third, Third to Robert, Robert TO
Seventh, Seventh to Olive, Olive to Ninth,
Ninth TO jackson, Jackson to Seventh, Seventh
to Seven Corners, Third to Wabashaw, Wa
bashaw to Market hall, where appropriate an
niversary exercises and addresses will be had.
In the evening grand reception and ball will
be given at Market hall. 1t is expected that
fifteen hundred Odd Fellows will take part in
this celebration and an enjoyable occasion is
ANTICIPATED.