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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-02
SUMMONS.

In the Vr,i,n;r Court W. a'',! for tue COelsl-
~ OF Siiv.i Et... TIri!"s! ~ M.':tana.
villa l'v"- .:i"int''. vs. THOMAS r.
r.: n .,,,... .. r.. T. r:i:nry Of Montana
send rrc;.;im: 10 r";:.",: T.. May. defend.
You are hereby required :" APPEAR ~ an
action bro,,sh; against yt.u NY the eoOve
naln.yl plaintiff, IL the frt.hSte Court IN
mi Tor tie County Of SILVER How. MAINTAIN.
Territory. amt I" answer the cs'i!' p!N,N n!eS
therein. within ten days (e*ciu I've aI tns
day Of service, after the service On you Of
this su,nl,t,,s. II scr. tsi With" this c,'unty;
ar. II served cut OF this comfy. bur ~ uls
district. within twenty days: ''thr!wIsc
x!,'n i"rsy s:ys "r ss"n;s To- the
The said action ~ Lsnu:h' to recover from
Sou the sun al two h"i"'reti ami twelve
Ssli1l ne,llnes ull"Hr to- bc duo 0I"i owing
fr,m yO, To- plaintiff tor balance tor
1nnsix. wNrx n'"l n.csr:Ii'aliS'' s0Ii
s:mi Delivered Ly r'a;n'ii: " ~" NJ
Your iuS,a,,c.. and r'':u.s:. AMI ais. !"
-,.,v.r ,r,:,I sou the iu' i!Ur UNI Ut Iw"h"
ty....y,;t dollars tor inSars' Furnished ~ y'.,
II y.N,r INSTANCE amt request. \ III which
wilt more fully appear ny rel: 8. nee 10
plaintiffs complain Md htr';'m :,. III" p"%
ui:.hi T., xu":..c: IT, "x-"uttm herein IS dc-
Scr.ty-i u d: is,llaSxS. t. vii
cabinet cs~e fr orr; I in'k:nx-x.aS<;
c'.xk; lSc airs: ! ra''"' 'an''.; ! s" 's;..
.
k,;vlx; ; /. al. ,.m johns: cigar lighter;
sugar bowl; * ln..r :!:'>>".: i" @hi>key
:la~>..: 4 wir- glasses. {: !-nl0':a''e glasses:
II fancy glasses: 3 bOt.hr. r,itr !, bottles
aye: . Ti.'.'tl,s wni>E"! II p'"t '""t'c"
wh:xx.:: 81 : ui"i-h"i'lss "I' .k.y: . tHI'
H.. a,<:r; =: liquors: bot" Whit ,,. cal;
.fa':cy Il 'w"r hu'i'"'>: water y tc"e!' =.
hiti.r u titles: : wat. r pals" ne. SUITS: ID
hottie. "".r: ,"rr-l o; " ;.:;'y: par . ,,.r.
c:O"k: I .cl b.,i-<. rings ard s"''Si'a
An; you ar. hereby ',",..i.;' .,s, u . 20.
-. miMvc ,.u,irc.!. the saii ris'nt!n VIII
Tax: .irfu AID jul: lent ssa.,,s' 10Y
In th.. sun, nf tvs, hn..L.'-t sd forty (<Ss0)
1lu.lnrx Mlrts'tDxsx q: su'!
tj,ycn uiui my hand ami ehe
seal ~ the PrOlat'. count IT, and
. f.,r the County Of silver Bow.
{sra,l Montana v~rrit..ry, this q III day
lS ~ October. IN the year o. eur
Lori Que Thousand Eight Hum
ur.si md Etg;.ty two
Cal ~ T.. IRVINE.
r,.hwte. Judge ant Ex-s.m 10 Clerk.
! Ex.w,rs 4 FonDIs, PITS Att'ys.
| Uc.:sSw5w
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At veil Movry4sad ri the time Of his dsaeh
In ana % he following de.erieed quarts
mtrtne Node claims. sitoa1d lying s1sd =.
Ing In Htlv e. Bow county. y. =. :" Wy !:
The undivided f,ar.sen- thirty ss5th: ~, -
mime" eocsiatin4 Of The ''Oeesoe0eaI.
quarts mintng claim. the " Uommoe epot.
quarts mininG claim. and - 9oo0oC
quarts mining claim. situated IN Iodoooo:
denee MtniuG Otstr1c; In ssed eoeney go
territory. AlSO the Undivided one CooSto w
interest In and ~ The - Little hUsu quarts
mining lode e1olm. situASod ~ 0ImoIes
Cullen, ab0ut one. fnnrth u . mile Westerly
nom Young 4 Rnu iebs,sh's quarts mill IN
Undergraduates Aiming district. Also the
q. divided Nae half i ints, esl IN and 70 me
.. Hornet quarts mining olAIm, atsuoteu
ara iyiue e0uth of and adjoining the ''Ycl'
jOV Jacket lode claim On y to0Oula Ouleos
in 1o0mit Valley Mining Dletrlet y eet'!
couutv and Territory. Also the undivided
Oe-i;;urth +. tnIeSsAl In and 10 the" Nay
Quartz mining claim y Ing vest Of and ID:
ESininr The .COnsOli.iaiesl Occidental
Mine" Also one Log cabin. situated ano
lpeiux west OF = issOula lSulch. all IN SILVER
Bow county, Montana Territory.
Terms 0f sale cash, or hAIl cAa!l ~ tne
auct,Onoer 1T the time Of sale slnl the ooI-
Lance ON time secured by mortgage ON tne
property x.sld. or other Aprr0vc0 security.
Convey ancc NJ expense 81 purchassr:
f.. h. WATERBURY,.
Admin s,ra.or "f the estate q Atw"'
NOWIy. deceased.
ll-:3swlW.
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Notice t., Creditors.

Estntc of Charles =. JOIN, sou. dpce"xesl,
Notice II hereby given by the uNter.ixnesl.
the as'inil,ixlrai, r 81 the estate III l;hSrSex
i. J. hnsO,,. deceased, I" the cre:iiior. Of
amt all persI,.,s having c:atisx Against ire
a,aeary vouchers, within Tour months Aleer
H." mrs. pa .l,rMtiOu ri this notice. To- the
salt m.l,Si,.is;ra'a.r At Butte city, IN the
es,.,niy Il silver k'w: ,.,..,,v
Administrator ,,f the estate III Charles +.
J&,l,.:xssio. decreased nWos
D,lsI ih,x 18th day CT November. ISS::..
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0allrood Rachel.

II: Clarke 4 Co., eootsoetors On
The Yellowstone division Of The n.
p. r. r., have 1, 900 mea IN their en-
p,ey, and pay ont >l5o. 900 per month.
The end Of TIE \. p. ts.ek b now
only 50 miles ftom Bosemau, and II
good weather continues the gsP will
b c3esed 10 three weeks.
A railroad b about 70 b located
ftom Bismarck Dosth, lSlloying up
The river to BeAton, ON which work
viii b. eomm3aced next season.
In the last three months the
Northern Pacific land department
has sold 81, 900, 90 worth of land In
Minnesota, Dakota and Montana
The n. p. rood he's received from
the est ten reNFieesatoe can, to Be
ucsd in transporting drssssd beef and
mutton ftom Montana 70 the eastern
market.
The nrst train Of the Ossgon Rail-
vay and NaviGntioa Company left
Esst Portland On time Tassday AFTER
noon. Passenger came through With
one change 70 Trout Creek, Aheoa'e
county, So miles east a Portland
The santa Fs line 70 the Pacaae
Ocean was. completed )ast week by
driving . silver spike into nahogc
M n Il 0uaymas, o. the Calf Of
Cnli6orpia. The event ~ announced
"a President strong 1t Boston. .. SO
milss away, By . fiash q lightning
over q eontinuoes single wire.
The grading between Hesens ana
noeaunan y completed with the ex'
eeptioa Of % miles in Ais'oari Can.
ron. A large Sorcs of men are q
v,,rk In this Canyon and II - e4'
.ssted that Tie entire grade between
H.lena and Bossaan will b com
plstsd by spring. and the iron he.s :,
vill b snosting arosnd the Caf'ss'
CITY early In The sunDss:
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A late dispatch says: ALREADY .
atroag movement b on foot Tor inc
passags, 1t The coming session. Of .
Am "a ,dmit southern Dakota to the
I,n,oa - . state. It y understood
that the advocates q the n,easure
nm .abmit - . compsomise to the
Deaocsats . proposition to - ameod
the pepding bill - to allow the ID
mia.iou Of the proposed state on the
day following the elections u 49,
thus shutting It out from part IN the
Prro,destial campaign q thae year.
II 1. believed that thus anse1ded ne
I'm will pass without serious oPposf
ton.
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A. shown by this diagram Porter
~ not In 4 position to attack the
right nank of Jackson, because he
w1s at least three miles away, and
not 0cfs,ss bis dank, - shown In the
first diagram. With LongYtreet's
psesenee, to have obeycsl that order
b would have been obliged, With
1000 men, to have detea. ed S':OO
men In . chosen position before ne
cS06 have moved upon the nank o.
the e0esoy, - the order directed.
Bat even II the position OF 1eessHny
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BUTTE, n. T., Nov. Is, lsoe.
The following are the who!esele
nriceo MD BY merchants and hotel
keeners Tor the commodities enumeF.
afed. delivered from the wagon.
Price lit carefully corrected every"
Flour; Ruby Valley, xxx, >a.oo
Yin Creek, xxx, S.oo
pe1CWt.
Min Creek, New Process. 0.z.
0allatin. 4S.75 per cwt.
Union Mills, New Process, Cream
Of the Valley, $500
Ruby Valley, lnex proeess) TO
Union Milk xxx snow take.
4l!oN.
Utah Common, eS.75
Utah Choice, $3.50.
0raham, $500.
Wheet Psr ID. 5 ets., fair demand
Sstt.s. ber H., 0ea IS et..
Eoxs, per dosen, nc Is cts.
Corn Neal, e.
Beef, CARCASS, 3 ces.
Beets, 81 Ct. peflb.
Hay pef ton, >jOGe5.
Ba3Ied Hay, per ton, >Ss ..
Cheese. 2aA5 Ct.
barley, >ss6@25O per cwt.
OFied beans, Montana, ! cts.
Mutton, s cts. ;.
Pork, dressed, Il Ct. per 10.
Veal, 10 ets. per ID:
Chickens, $50 $50 per dozen.
Wood, o @ r.
P essass ;i.s6Si:S = cxt.
aausage, l23 Ct. per 10.
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O32O ID0Inl.A1oDR
y Oo0poooO Lit a - lGamA.,
q tAo 0o1t LaGln1oAfVe

We pshlisA bs1ow ~ nama AZ Ii.
ns0eesD-e1ect q the coming Laeh-
laslve Assembly, with tahlsc shov-
~ ID . compact 1bsm TIE nunhee a
Dsosesals. RsPsblieans and led.
Psoassts ID soeh heuse. TIE Ut =
naae ~ hda o0eial returns q The
Hs'sas Asdspeadest once, and nav
b relied % - absolutely eeeveet:
C0U0C1LllEu.
Lewis and Clarke eoonty-W. A.
Chessuaan (rep.l and W. c. 0illstts
(rep).
Deer Lodge eos,ty-A. H. Mitch
I'll (dG0).
silv.r Bow eo...y-A. G. w,.,.r
(ssp).
0iDoo)A eoonty-WE.Haso (0on).
Bsoveshead eoanty-R. r. White
(EeP).
JsaIne. eossty-Ed. Cardve,l
(dso(.
Madison cessty-Wm. w. Morris
(ds0).
0allatia coanty-Geo. ID. Thosnas
(rsp).
Msaghss eou.ty-Gr.nvilIe etss.t
(ds0(.
Chsteaa and Dawsoa county, joint
distsiet-H. +. Back (ind).
Custer eoanty-C. q. Cox (dsas).
REPRESENTATIVES.
Lewis and Clark county-Hassy
r. Co0ly (dsm); r. c. Wallace
(rspG F. d. Cooper (rsp).
Dsss Lodge euanty-A. E. Nay
hsw (dem); J. d. Armstrong; (ds0).
Silver Bow coontyJ. F. Fosbls
(den); Daniel O'Grady (dssm), and
Leo Matte (rep).
Missouls coanty-Oslanda b. Hat
tes (dem).
Besverhead eoanty-w. T. Jacobs
(dem); J. E. Clutter (rep).
JeAessoa eoanty-J. &. Allen
(dsm); p. b. Nilb (dsm).
Madison coanty-H. n. Blake
(rsp); r. o. Hiekam (rsp).
0allatin county-CAldWell Ed
wards (rsp); Henry J.Wrlsht (dsm).
NsaGher eoantyJ. e. Kanoase
(dsm); Thomas Dean (rsp).
Choteou county-W. b. settle
(dsm); Joseph A. Baker (dem).
Custer cosnty-P. w. Meadow
(dsm); John J. Aldessoo (dsm).
Dswsou eoanty-J. +. 4aloney
(dem).
The following tables show the
marty strength m each House.
(0NNClL.
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Administrator Sale.

In the ma tier II the rstMirM James uas.
lam. .isxxaaxcSl.- Notice IL hereby given tnat
In pursuance 0i MI nrstcr 81 the trnn@te
Ct,urt Of silver How county. NJ. T.. lna.!e a..
The pub day Of November. a. ID: 1ss:. the
u,ulcrsixm.sl. the administrator ~ ths essaIe
az Jnnu-s HaalaIn. aleSs aSsSl, will sell 10 she
highest bidder far cash, AMI subject 70 Com
nrnlutiun By said PrOhalc Court, OH Thurs :
alay. the :xih dug Of December. A. ID. !o4'
lse;wecu the hours Of 9OclOck ~ the I0se-
noon ami the setting III the sun Of sss.t DAY.
Ia wiz AT u O'Clock u. M. tn front 81 1ne
PrObate Court r.s.ln. IL the city Of buttes All
INC right. title and Interest Of the sani James
Has am 1t tho time Of his ,lea IL. aIhi 81! IN"
rihhl, title AMI iMtc, est that "a estate mas,
by operation 81 Law OF Otherwtss'. Acquired:
other ihan vr in addition u that the sal:S
James ha, am had NJ the time 81 his Iea!n
In AVID Ia the following d'.*cri!"'I quartz
mining lode elaine. situated. lying ami t..-
Ing In silver Bow county. ~. T.. newtl
Tie undivided eleven thirty-stN!lIs !i:3si
inter- st In and to tiie Consolidated Occ1uen-
tal Nine consisting Ut tllc tDctdc:Ie0I quarts
mining ItAic claim. the - B.. nlusGi " quartz
mining claim sni tho ''Kuml!,er kpur"
quartz mining claim. In Is'slt l'"rs!ence
Mining district. silver bOw cOlnty, u. t..
with the imprOvcM. MIS- ard npl'uriehanceS.
Culsv syaucc nj tho exp nxe 81 purcnoHr.
T.. Is WATERBURY,.
administrator sd t!r estate " James
Haslan,. Lrceasej. =.
Isa;sl tl,e :a;i, day ri November. =: d.
lSS:. u'."~"~
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POPS AND PORTER.
0oneeal Grant 1xpiain0 Whoro
Porter wao Right and Pope
Wrong ct Bull Rum.
fsraefh Anefieen Review.l

In REGARD to the charge q disolIe-
dience 0f the 80 order, which II the
principal one and the one that has
mloot deeply Impressed the mind Of
the general public, there are evidence
which look to me important and con-
elusive, showing that the court mar.
Nh which tried Gen. Porter found
him guilty under . mistaken idea Of
the actual facts, now accessible to
any one In search Of the truth. and
which Porter knew TO he the facts 1t
the time. A. maintained BY the
nroeecution, to the apparent salts.
1actiou Of the court, the situation OF
TIE belli9erent forces was1n.. nunsbeEs
and position about ~ here given:
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rhe undersigned gentlemen wn ~:
h:ve - seloc60d % ace - econn..s'
t.""n manasesnsnt q The ar are Ie-
snes1fnlly invited te meee 10 tne w.
~ ~ lanes Home, on Sunoay
next. Deoembsr ID, e y a.:
". 4. Clark. ": :. sUS.S....y
liarcus Daily. Cnss nn...:s.n
~ 80 & MarchesDeou.
q. Lavell. y. ~ 49,! -
81 S. SSsTormiok. Con. Murphy.
sylvan Hughes. 1oon w.
- br>nllp Il Toboeeo,
CiSas' c's''''a;;s'. : Sc - :
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0uro Cure for Rheumatism.

James Matthews says he has CeeD
badly afflicted with Rheumatism for
twenty years, and has tried all the
cures known, and at last found .
remedy that helped him.
A few bottles Of this medicine are
Tor sale at Matthew'S Store, corner Of
Main aud Granite Streets, Butte.
Montana. sW11-48.tf
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Wijftsd Blsnt appeals to the pab-
10 ~ 6e1P to ds(tay The cost q the
dsS6ass q AsaA PAsh, - TIE trial
he's a0umed The character Of . great
State inquigy.
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az Memory. T.axsisu !e. Nocturna! E;mis'
sion. Aversion to society. Dinnncxs o.: StH-
m. Noises IN ll:e U.alo-the vital nulu PES
ssre unObserved IN the urine. AVID MANY
CHER diseases that LEAH u insanity ava
death. r
m. NISTlF: will s=ree Ia fort.it FIVE
ArNDRkn Dol LARS for y caxe Ol this KIM
M VlrAL RESrOR ATIvl: tundtr HIS 'pse!aI
9Glviee and treati,,r,t> villa not cure. Of Sos
nnvlhine impure or injurious iOuII IN u.
DK. MlNTiE ir,'.ss ali Private Diseases
aaeceesfully without hiescury. CMsoite-
fin0 free. Thcr0u4h examination and al
vice. including ana! yxix Of urine, .. Price
~ Vir a. REsroRAfIvx - q bOei!e. AZ four
tjmes tn. quantity. sl": ae,,t TO any A.
Srsca upou receipt Of price. or &. o. u Sc
M 1esired. by 4. Z. MlNTlE. N. D.. who Is
y rs9uior physician ,gra.lua:e Of the Cni
versitv Of fennsylvania.l
n YxARxEY ST.. SAN FRAxClsCO. CAL.
eanaplc Bottle Free.
sent On application BY letter. st:!ioe
svmDtoms, ssx ant age. CosumunicatlcnS
strictly conadent!al.
Dt.. WHITES KIDNEY REMEDY NE
PHRETiCVX. cures xll & lad" Of k1dney
ana Riaaldef Complaints. 0onorss'T3. u!eet:
ieQeyxrn0o. For sale BY 81! druggists: -
a hI,liis. ar stX bs,t:lex for A.
OY. NINTlE'S OANDELlOS FILLS
are the 0eot and chcapeAt DYsPkeslA A!I's
RILLIcVs eure In the market. For sale ~
n, xSSc1isis. ?settf
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A diseourasing OBJECT q attack for
autograph hunters b Ame. Christine
Nllhso0. One q the frltesnlty,
albun In had, managed 10 gain &C.
cess 70 her par]of The other day. But
the moment b. made his osIAnd
known she arose In all her dignity,
and, pointing b TIE deos, exclaimed:
'You 70 right out q that door this
instant: =" And be went.
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A recent press report announces
that friends a Sesyk Nasoo, lorsome
rsasos, have saddenly grown very
hopeful, and ny that they expect an
unconditional pardon for him very
shortly. Mn. Mason came 70 Wash-
ington unannosnced . few days ago,
paid . witt to the private office Of
Secretary Lincoln, and let the city
the same day for her Virginia home.
Masonic health h reported not TO b
very good. While be makes no trou-
bic for the prison officials and b
spoken Of BY them In high terms Of
praise, still 10 eha6es under the con-
straipt imposed and b slowly but
surely breaking down. The peni-
Tertiary physician thinks he would
not live 70 serve out half bis term.
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Lougtellow's study remains just -
he lelt Il. Not . hook nor piece Of
furniture has been moved. The gates
% the grounds q biz Old home are
always open to The visitor, bat within
The hoose the beseaved family are ~
c1rs ftusm intrusion, and their lie
goes On - Il did before his death,
asve fss The great void that never can
Be Allsd. The poets grave 1t Hoant
Aubarn b Only mari ed By the flower
wrsaths daily placed upon 1t BY low
ing hands.
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Hr.0soses 0oaA, go a Jay Gould
1spgsssots the family II social way.
Hi lnthes = seldom seen out a Wall
Street.
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Hs0ry Ward Beoehes odd at TIE
recent dinner In New York 70 Hos.
best Spooeer: ''The whoje boslDeD
q rsligioa b not merely 70 insare .
man aGnlnGt 0go In the ether world.
bat % create an iuouSab)e interest IN
hina."
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Notice for Proving Will.

In probate court, In and iOr the Cou'.ty
OF silver Bow, Territory OF Montana. IN
the matter Of the estate Of StxmO ~
Ettlinger, deceased. Pursuant Ia ~. :r'"r
OF SAID curt. made M the I'd day of Nov.
ess.t%r. \. II. lns2. notice Is Mnoy gwen
4. u. iss.. ri !. Ocla,ck p. NJ. al .aii day. ~
III. court room Of Aail court At tue cat: ol
lutte, in the county Of silver how. h:ss
i.cen apps,iule.: - the time ard place lof
rrOvimx the Will Ofsatd SixmO:h EttltuEer,
deceased, and for hearing the application!
Oi Henry jacobs for the i~sua. ca 20 MIN "i
letters test amentafy. when sud where any
pe.x.ln Interested lNay appear a's> contest
the same. o.,
Dat.i this al day of November. A. D.
,s.y CALLER f.. IRVINE.
Probate Julg. Ind Ex-of'tciO Clerk.
CiuDviW
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10 q never. falling
cure for Nervous De-
5ility. Exhausted
vitality. Seminal
Weakness 6perna.
tOrrhWA .LOSf ~ An
HOOD. IsapOsency.
Paralysis, rrosta:
lOrrhRA. AMI all
'l,. terrible effects Of
Self ! 6use, youth
tul fOlIies and ex-
ceases IN y0Aturcr
noPa aspnIA "a 1N.R
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rre,h Coassetiesssy juet seedvsd,
- 1fog11D 0g0'0.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
A large Grist Mill, all complete and In
running order, a lxO one DouSlase Crushe:.
. ton capacity. Inquire Of
JOHN. CARHART,
li-4Hvlf Bamack, Montana.
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~Piaiu and Artistic MAGAZINE aMa rem-
rl,isf RIm;ii,x in all styles First clAss
E!ans AMI Linen Papers always IN su'ck.
roy estimates. "a implies. ETC., address
GEO. +. RtIOS. t;elena. v. 7.
ls!abds!
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-01-10
GOOD COFFEE.

Everybody wants it, but very few get 1t,
because most people do not Mov how to
select coffee, or it is spoiled in the roasting
or making. To obviate these difficulties
has been our study. Thurbsr's package
Coffees are selected by an expert who un-
derstands the art of blending various fla
vors. They are roasted in thsmost perfect
manner lit is impossible to toast we'll in
small quantities), then put il pound pack
ages (i,s the bean, not groundy bearing our
signature as guarantee Of genuineness,
and each package contains the Thurber
recipe for making good Office. We
pack two kinds, Thurbef's NO a."
strong. and pungent, Thurbe1s "No. A."
mild and rich. One or thd other will
suit every TASTE They lave the three
great points, good Q1aliN, honest Q,taa-
tity, reasonable price. Ask your Grocer
for Thurber's roasted Cofes IN pound pack
ages, "N0. 81 or "No. A." Do not be put
off with any other kind-ypur own palate
will tell you what is best.
Where persons desire it wealso. furnish
the "Idear' Coffee-pot, the simplest, best
and cheapest coffee-pot IN existence
Grocers who sell our Coffee keep them.
Ask for descriptive circular.
Respectfully, &c,
H. K. q F. B. THURBER d CO.,
Importers, Wholesale Grocers and Coffee
Roasters, New York.
P.S-As the largest dealers in food pro-
ducts in the world, we consider it our In
terest to manufacture only n1re and whole
some goods and pack them In tidy and
satisfactory manner. All goods bearing
our name are guaranteed tobe of superior
quality, pure and acholesona{ and dealers
are authorized to refund The purchase
price in any case where Customers have
cause for dissatisfaction. q is therefore
to the interest of both de}lers and con-
sumers to use Thurber's bralds.
ianlO-4t
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-01-10

UNGR4EFUL TRAMP.-Some days
ago a yoph about sixteen or seventeen
years of tge, calling himself George
Nicholas made his appearance at the
house of fr. d. H. Mohier, in the up
per end + this county, and requested
permissih to stay all night. He told
Mr.. Mober that he had no money, was
tired an{hungry, and plead to stay over
night. After some hesitation Mr. Mob
Ter alio}ed him to stay all night by the
fire in be office, and gave him his
meals The next day the boy begged
for EN- loyment, and it was given him.
He woked the first day, but was gone
before be sun rose on the second, and a
carpet7ag containing money and cloth
es vaitd at about $50 belonging to one
OF Mr. Hohlers men, was missing
Pursuit was made and the tramp over.
hauledwlth the missing articles. He
was tken before Justice Meadows at
Talcof, and after an examination was
held 3 answer an Indictment. Nicholas
says ls is from Doddridge county, w.
Va Hinton { ". Va.) Herald
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-01-10
LAND SALES.
(By E. M. Cushing & Son, Auctioneersl

lBy r. M. Cushing Son, AuctiOneers
COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By virtue of
~ decree OF the United States Court, sit
ting at Richmond. of date November 18th, 1881,
Buck ct ais. VS.. Piedmont and Arlington Life
Insurance Company, the undersigned Receiver
will, on
Wednesday. january 18th, 1882,
sell 1T public auction. In front of the Court
house, In Staunton, Va, the following real es-
tate
LIST, A certain lot of land with all the build
ings and improvements thereon, situate on the
corner of Frederick and Washington Streets
opposite the Virginia Female Institute. and
known as the Mozart Institute property
The building is avery large and hand -
some brick structure, originally intend Hs9A
Ell for seminary OF learning. 1t has .kzA
for some time past been occupied and kept as
boarding house. 1t is desirably located. and
is comparatively new, and is in good repair.
End, A certain HOUSE and LOT situate on
the East side of Church street, adjoining the
lot Of Thos. G. Elder on the South, and that Of
r. w. Hardy on the North. Said lot fronts on
Church street a5 feet, and runs back the dis
of l32 feet to twelve foot alley, which alley IL
for the use of this property in common with
other properties in this square.
This property Is q very desirable residence
and Is situated on one of The best streets in
StauntOn.
TERMs:-One-fourth of the purchase money
in cash-balance in equal instalments at six,
twelve and eighteen months, the purchaser
to give negotiable notes with interest added,
and the title to be retained as ultimate securi-
the whole of his purchase money in cash.
For further information, apply to Elder, Mel
son & Cushings, Real Estate Agents, Staunton,
Va. A. l.. BOULWARE, Receiver OF
tan3-tds Piedmont and Arlington Life ms. Co.
DUBLIC SALE OF A
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-01-10

A COURT ACKNOWLEDGMENT
BILE mRDIcT.-A Correspondent of the
Richhond Dispatch, writing from Bot
etouI county, December Goth, says:
Al amusing incident occurred here
duriig the last term of our County
Cout-Judge Palmer of Roanoke. pre-
sidilg in the absence of Judge Mays,
why in your city. A jury was en-
pahelled to try one Bolen, charged
wit an assault on J. G. Sperry, the lat
tertestifying in the case. After two
das' deliberation the jury returned
imp court with verdict of aaaausla,toh.
ten 1t would be hard to picture the
scpe that followed The bar was con-
vlsed, the dead MANI smiled audi,
b1. the Judge looked on for moment
minute establishment. and then hid
behind his newspaper"