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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-15

The editor of a Nevada journal sees
IN riva! paper political announce
ment which, after careful search. he
fails to find in his own sheet where
upon he sits down and writes: "A
Nice PlIl.-Bill Virgins is out with
an announcement that he is a cand-
date for Sheriff. Who is Virgins !?
A hundred parsons have asked us that
question within the last few days, and
we have taken pains 10 look up his
record. Wiggins is a man who has
bummed in this community for the
past ten years, seeking Office and find.
ing none. He has bucked like an old
mule and tried to bust every combina-
tion that was not made in his interest.
He is political parasite, that the
voters Of the town should put their
foot on for the last time. He needs
6aal quietus, and the ncxt-"
Just then Mr.. Virgins entered and
paid S. for his announcement, ex-
plain,ng that he had intended 10 bring
it earlier, but it had slipped his mind.
He was hardly out OF the door before
the editor had thrown his article in
the waste basket, and wrote as fol-
lows:
" A Representative Man.-We are
glad to announce the fact that Col.
William Wiggins, we'll and favorably
known in these parts, announces HIM
self as candidate for Sheriff. Mr..
Wiggins has always been consistent
man, and never identified himself
with the boilers and soreheads who
made themselves so odious IN the
country for the past few years. He
has stood by the party in the darkest
hour Of its history. Mr.. Virgins
name will be tower Of strength for
the ticket, md will lead US to a glori-
Gus victory. His name heading the
county ticket makes it folly for the
opposition to nominate man 70 run
a0ainst him
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-15

The following is from one Of oui
exchanges whose editor has andoubted:
ly been there: "Now comes the
church festival and the circus to try
the soul Of the country editor. Both
want all the space in the paper. One
gives dollars worth of tickets and
the other seven dyspeptic strawberries
and lot of taGy."
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-15

When an eastern man goes to Col
o-ado, he is called "tendsrfoot, "
until he has been stabbed, shot at,
engaged in free fight, fallen down a
mine, kicked by mule, and chased
by a vigilance committee. Then
they admit that he is getting used
to the country, and when he kills
his man he is looked upon as cltl-
zen.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-15

A San Francisco paper suggests that
keepers Of boarding houses shall refuse
to let rooms to men who have their
linen washed by Cinnamon. This Is
pretty bad, but no: as bad as it might
be. A southern man once refused to
eat piece of harm because the pig
from which it came belonged once to
republican.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-15
THURSDAY. JUNE IS, 1882.

"Where would we be without
women? asks a writer. It's hard to
determine just which way the major
ity would DRIFT, but some men would
be out of debt and a good many others
would be out at their elbows.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-15

During the storm which devastated
Northampton county, North Caro-
lima, demolishing houses and running
crops, some hai!stones fell foot long,
and weighing pound and half.
One woman will probably die iron,
1he effects OF her injuries.
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+. NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

T. G. Ilc.lay and Richard FaMcher:
yo" and each Of you, hereby notified t';a haze
extended ore e'iIjn,icd dei'as in lapr and mDrcve-
mcn's 'ponthe Katie L. iadc, si:,;ate i, tft R;hy
niLi1E Gist-i;'. tunn.son c2rny, Colorado aEolil,
irg! II hnllsa ie fir lie yearendiHe nccenhe.
3lsf. Isl. Ard i wi;ii. ni.e'T d,sss a:er 5sn,ti
lW nul ica.in, y0U uil CT lef.aa t, y.it.l;c yor
proportion fsuci, eXasndire IS co-ovnoy, your IL
cess l. sai claim VIII hecome the property OF the
sih,cii O. by the terms OF said sccSc;.
vo!23 JOHN 2. liR!.l,N
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To r H. Bates, s. t. Plat. J c. Noycs, J. 3. Dntchsy
and Ms. Emma s. Buchanan:
Ton are here,y nutiiei that I hare c.rc.dcd one
huGae ei dn.a,s in lsior ami improvements upon tae
Belle Of Neolihi. and Tom Hel'li;s.s 5de, si-used
ia the 2uby Mining District G,:ilis5 coay, q 10 a.
do, for the gar enliag hstenler .i.t l3ei. ana II
within ninefy CAY afTeg s ,:icc IL puti afoa. yu
fd:l refse contribute yacc proportion Of slc az
peni.use cc-owicrs yoar iIterests IN sali c.inis
viii become tie popety Gf the su'scio.: aclrdiAg
10 the siatute il srch cases ma le and p-oyi iec
vvi2-no4o. PaIRtCh sicNlNiicic.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-15

The first triplets botn in Colorado
bsfel'a Leodville woman. They thirty
ed and waxed lat, but their mother
naturally feared 4 further stay in this
glorious climate of Colorado, and yes
terday she passed through Pueblo en-
route to her old home in Ohio, &C
companied by the bobtail flus',--thc
old man and the three baoies.-Ts'-
bune.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-15
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To john Sniain:


You a'c hereby notified that laro expended c.e
hundred doln!s in labor and in, roTcncl u,on the
Sopllno lo'e situitea on HI. "a fed, ;uhy Mining
Ei.titt, Ginsoh COUNTY, iJrado for the yea. sin
December 3ls;, l6 /. AID + within Hi ely .ays aer
i noi e y pup!icati yoi .!l ar refuse 10 ,ti nc
yosr pro or ion OF sich expenditure co-ow.ler in
gii claim Will lee tlc p.oHa!ty q, The sisali e.
ace !Gl.s II The Statute il sdCh case nC@e and p;C
viGed. CEtAS. l.. fLi.UAM.
Nnl2-nn.G-n
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-15

Girls from well-to-do country fami-
lies will officiate as walters at some
summer hotels this season, and city
dawdlers who attempt to alrt with
them will learn something new about
the ability Of the rural damsel to take
care Of herself.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-15
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
70 F.ani. racano and Z. L T!ibesoau

You are he-c-y notified tllat have e-;-crdci orc
hu.de! d',lari lao and inr;' ,eMeats Ion tie
Maud : oIo, situated in Riy &i,isg Ns;'ia, Gun
soA CJua,y, Colorado tr III: yea eu Ing Dec. 5i.
1881. AID L within fiGe.y days af ar ihi Mi % h
publication, rnu fail or raiie TO colt i uic yo.r ;ro
ior;i u ich c.. e ldurc AZ cooNl.ers N in o.
c7ts IL >ai claim will become lie prol y # Inc Sub
ri''er Jrdis to e Statute il su,i tac Il e ana
provided a j. FIrLs.R
vol
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-15
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To D. C. Brgor
You are hereby notified tina. have expended one
h,ladre d,ar5 IL labor AMI Improvements ul,n The
Bonnie Scotland aid OLD Virginia 10 les sate II the
Ruby Mining Lst,ist GunEis)l coany, Col'Ialo. III
tie yea eniing u, .ist 1'Sl. AnG II within aeiy
cayn fer his by pb!Ica:i)n You fail or refuse
to contribute your proportion If such eSrendre as
co-ownc yrur inte:es. il sid oaiI Will become ific
property of The s~criJer according - tie statute III
ss:h case n,a,e and provided, Il. II. PlLL.
vo.2-noi0
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Nil iny Application No. 1872.
L. s. T.sn c-~r,

L. s LASf CEf-CE
Leaiville, C,or..!o, Nay q. 1889
Noi>c /: he-e,y siyea thai t1s Pa lie {; lc, Min.
ng company, ~ J. ". Goo eei Is General Manager
aiMdai aaih'i ,wh Q p,s.o.iiseis of:i c.,
his III colny. forr,u, las his ,sy ;le it n nj All n
pa,e,,t 80 !ilaec f.e u lie e II s7l ll,a r
ni.s m vein, Dea;ing silver a>l go', viz. $ race
sroani 3ia ;e,s in ii III silva ci il the ll 5,y,,l,
ain Mli & list t, il Gcn. isoa CO n v ( ol,fa o
ami eciSa.te l'y tie field notes aad ui.cil liar on
file Ia his u.h-e Us 1t NJ. a3441 ON tie us lyeyei
alss o. tie U-i.el States le!ag tcsai5si a, I,oss
io-wi. -
Iesianiag as corner No l. w,,caee Tal'y r,srr.a;,
S. L. u. bears rl ts' 20 eas., 49, i,t 80 ~ Il
eak west oi Aot Snow Mas ies,rs ua..l, IL Yet
IA ..,ce uth So l. I, S0J fee. IL ,,Ies N f-,
IL 80 ca>il; le.ec rort 81 Il est i-l seef f., r
ner No B. tya-. Ii Is east; ,lsrce no,is as Is WIS
s9 ie.t t. corner Ma !, trar Il 40 e,s then saut;
3io ~ we'fls5oo eet to csr.e> NJ l. sa. lA9 cas-.
containing 1895 a., 6.
NJ ad oiing ci.i'ns o. claimants known. Sail Min.
tg claim eing ot hec,G l., The fiice the Res re OF
GunEfs1a county. Z l,a -, il b,k IA 1.scs a-s..
TOOK 81 ses 40 416 a.i 456 Il iii. lee 5,ss az mi
oiiee. Any a.d al !e-sous claiming I've sely ay
psr OF the said reaIs. lssria Ike l.i,.i 2 cain.
are required 10 Tile tc;r alreise cl-a, vita s.. Ea.,s
ter o: the Z. s Land o!ce lea v..;e e...:4o aIr
irs Sky days psid osp, lca,i,u ereof o. la red
nv n.y.. sne :, s.atn,e 81. HANNA,
Thomas, Ncllousrl ThamSs A;:o-reys
Fist publication Ju,eS isSa)
Views Of the camp at Malcol,n's
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-15

n The rates for local notices will he twenty-five
ocHts ins for the first i.scrZon and fifteen cents
Rne for each Subsequent insertion, and from these .,es
We will not dsviatc.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-15

A Corgh, Cold Sa,e Threat should lie sto,,r ell
Neelcc; Frequently results in Tncu.l le !rng Is
cas- or Consumption. BROWNS BEONCEIAI
TR0CHES 10 not disorder tie stomach like cot cF
syiu9 and taie7ns, lu' at d ccly on the i.samrt
pa.:si a,layiUg irritation. gives lclif in fslma
BRONCHITIS, Coughs Cata,'h, and tie Threat TrouE le:
"ich lge,f and Hu liz SgeaEers arc suijet To- 70.
I'll y yeas Browns Hr"rcl III T,oches lave eeY
fe;omfaeidcl'y ~ physicians AMI have always given
esfect salts ation. liavifa ean tesist iy vis and
coHsiait ise for cafly an emf e generations lcy iare
an lneS. weil-n'eliied lanl ano.g tle few sta !,
remedies Of the age. Sold at IS cc.,sa box oyery
W.e.e. :.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-15
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Hea-y +. w,l,ott, Edward o. wocott, E,i,rsro
o'.;eil and Edwin Z Sneak:
Eou are hereby .otiii ID that we have exrenteI ,ne
hundred d Has il labJr AID I'M roYameiis upon The
=. warren Ae.Tltt iad2 situated the H,ly ling
ri ,rct, Guniison county salc of Colorado es W.; i
tie location ce,.,cat. fo,;nd on record IL look
large lag, 81, in 'hc oil Of the recorder Of said
conAty In rtde' t. hold sill Claim undc the p owl
sons Q. section z,2i If le revised Statutes # to
ULitel Safes and tic an,en ,meaf is,st, a-,,rcv.l
j'la1y y, lssC, concern ing anu; ator ueu li.i.r
claims, icing t amount eq i cd to h Il said Ne fT
'he ,e:iot endias on the BIS, day OF D.. abe, Isl.
ana Ii wtan iisty Gays after his ro b. pJ.i ii a.
ti,n a ns refuse 10 co,t:ilre vorI ,r,;o,,;o a.
cc-iMncrs, vour iaieress int said chin viii e,or,e
the lrcnerty OF the su5s;iibes by tac terms Of said
secti II. w., Tn,,N
vo2-uo39 C,r,s f-I~-
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-15
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To Charles S. RI g,.s and G. A. Ki,tlcv:

TO ChaEles S. Hlge.s and G. a. Kttlcy:
You are hereby notified thai we hare exren5ci onr
hundred dollars in labor AMI i'm, ravt,menis upon lie
lo Nag namei mining claims to-'yt the O. k a Il.
Penns> lva!il ID situate in the nhy aIiin. D;s;r,.
ti,lns N uny c lDaio of which the ca,i III ce7-
'if ;acs a e il tie o.ice of The Reeoe of said
county. In orda to h Id sail claims under .he rreyi-
sins OF sc:1u 2,3-l Of TIE revised stati es Of the
United States AID tie amendment ereto apr roycd
!l,uirv y. lSS0, concerning ANIMAL br uprn Min
itins bcng the amount seqGi:ed 10 ol said lJdes /
the re ~ enGa; on Che 3lst day OF D. c,nber, H. D.
81 nt ii niiE uine;y days after ii, no &c y pull.
Ii All ~ III fail refuse /, contri5r, your frnpor:,D
o. such eireaGi,ure cpowues, yDUl inter a in the
aid claims will become the property Il ne su r. er
hy the terms Of said section.
sol.-aojl-p c. +. BnOYLEs. p
j. T. BHUTI.LS.
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Views of the camp at Malcolm S.

easaIaaias lioeary u Aalsoln'x
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-06-15
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To G. Ciiri,turber: (:

Irwin, Gunuison county, Colo. April 90, 1ss2.
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Brother Gardner on Drunkenness.

Am Brudder Abraham Scott in de hall
dis evenin'?' inquired the President, IS be
looked down the aisles
Yes, ssh," answered voice from the
northwest corner.
Den please step dis way"
Brother Scott scuffed forward, his head
down, and his countenaDce betraying about
seventeen different emotions, and as he
reached the mark the President continued:
Boulder Scott, III gwine ober to de old
man JOhnsOn's las mite to borrow hunk o
butter for breakfast, | discovered some one
lynn on de sidewalk. Ny first thought was
to yell murder. My next thought was 10
smell of his breaf. Dat settled the case at
once II wasn't murder, but 2 case of dead
good look al his face, and who dye 'spose it
wss?'
Brother Scott gazed straight at bust OF
Venus ana had nothing 10 say.
1T was Brudder Scott" whispered the
President. Although two OF his children
am bar fut, his wife needs clcze, an he
hasnt a dozen taters in de house, he has
taken good money from his pockets an
paid IL out fur bad whisky. He
wasn't a man when L found him.
He was hog-a great big hog! / could
smell his breaf six feet away. an 1t would
have made q dog sick. He had lost his hat.
rolled in dc slush, AID den fallen into a stu
perish sleep. l got help an tOted him home,
an tonight he comes to dis meetin' to have
vote among men who work hard, respect
demselves, and lib sober lives"
lie sorry, sab"
No doubt oft, but dat am no defense. A
fool ezcites pity, .kase God made him dat
way. a lunatic draws sympathy kase he
has met wild misfortune. A drunkard
arOuses muffin but contempt. He deliber-
ately gees at il TO make a brute of hiSself.
You hab heard me speak of DIS matter on
se6eral prevus occasions, an you know how
dc majority OBJ dis club feels on de subjeck.
In de las two months you hab been found
drunk 70 times"
Yes, sab but I'll quit"
4 hope you will, but | dO1bt it. You
had cherry thing TO lose gettin' drunk de
fust time. You have lost character. respect,
money, and standin an dar's leetle hope
dat you will see any reason to quit. We
kin guard agin thieves by lockin' up our
money. We can put de murderer in
Prison an have him outer de way.
We kin expose de liar an kiver him
wild confusion. But de drunkard--de
hOg-de beast-who kin trust him? Who
kin believe in him? Who wants his society?
Who am not degraded by walkin' beside
him? Budder Scott, you am a bounced
man, Your name will be crossed from our
rolls; you will be refused admission heah,
an we shall fOrgit dat you war eber num-
bered wild us. Let us now attack de reg lar
order OBJ business
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Uncle Sans letter carriers are hard
working set of men, and are liable to con-
tract rheumatism because of the constant
exposure TO which they are subjected. Call
ing At the POst0ilice the reporter hada pleas
ant cOnversation with Mr. j. II. Mattern.
one Of the most popular and clever letter
carriers III indianapolis. Mr.. Mattern said
that, while in the Army during the Civil
War he sprained one of mis- ankles, which
was always worse in the spring during the
period of the rapid changes in the weather.
He did not find much relief from the sever
al remedies he applied. But two years ago
he hit upon ST. Jacobs Oil, and experienced
wonderful relief from ITS USE Several ap-
plica;ions of the Great German Remedy re-
lieved him entirely. The reporter talked
with Others among the letter carriers and
found that the Great German Remedy was
popular IN the Postofiice. They use it for
sore feet. rheumatism, etc, and praise il
highly.-mdianapolis (Ind-) News
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cinuhonidia, p. & ", e0995c. American bi-carb.
soda, 435c; English do, 51s16c- SnuE-Garrett's
2oz. packs 81 10 per dcz.; 4-oz bottles s. co per
doz- Flove's sulphur, ftg6c. Turpenune. tSG6 e.
3l6c. Iodine. S. 56aS IS. .Iodide potash, s. so.
Cloves. 40Q45c. Rhubarb, 90c ess1 Is. Window
glass. 60 and l0per cent: double 65 per cent of.
The Iron Market.
Screw and Strap Hinges-41<951<c according %
nxe. Iead-f1g, 5e3ShSO. bars. ~ Der I-on-3s
SIC. Norway lron-BarS and srspes. oes5c; nail
ro.s. $3.50 Cut Eziis-Hos. 10 TO 81, - 50 per xex
Burdens 50 %: PERKINS 50 %: mule shoes 81 90
higher Horseshoe NailE-Ncrrh western, Globe
and Putnam, nntsred IS 80 for SIS; smaller sizex
regular advance. Carriage and Tire Bolts-Re-
Nuts and Washers 4os cents or manufacturer
Nsfs Iron Harrow Teeth--4c. Steel Harrow
Teeta-5%c. Steels-AEsersCaD. l6SsJ6c: extra sizes
ana Qualities additional; round machinery, Sc;
spring, &c: toe calk. SC; hammered, ev,sel0c;
tire, according 10 size and brand, 597c; pillow
steel slabs, 5ssc.
miscellaneous Markets.
Herlock sole, 249sSc: osk sole, sse<sc; Penn
sylvaris harness leather, 433s1c; harness leather
SSSSSc: brtdle leather, per doz cG0fs72; domestic
kip, 5O9e0c: French KIP, 9OcGsS1 20; domestic calf
9oc9Si 20; French calf, s. 1921 IS.
0ils-We quote:
Lard oil, extra - ..9O@9s Coal OIL, Indiana
Afner's' OIL. 81 legal test .lO,a1O%
LGbriesting oil......l2sO 5O0 ll2T
etraits oil ...4ses6C Water white, l5OoI3gl4
Ifnners' Suppnes-We quote:
Best charcoal tis, 1 xil, C, l9i<x2c and 1sAl2,
81 % per box K, loxl4 14H2c and 1fx12 50 90 pea
box: O. 1870, roonng tin, 90 so per box G. 20X2S.
sl3Slf: block tn, IN pigs, &c; IN Sars 29c- ron
II Iron, - %; n iron, 81 %; Mooreheed gai-
Copper bottoms. Sic. Piasished copper, sec. Sci.
Der. lss2lIc- Wire. 20 cent. OF lzzf.
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We recommend Carter's Iron Pills TO every
woman who is weak, nervous and discour-
aged; particularly those who have thin. pale
lips, cold hands and feet, and who or with
out strength or ambition. These are the
cases for which Carter's Iron Pills are speci-
ally prepared and this class can not use
them without benefit. Valuable for men
also. In metal boxes, at 80 cents Sold bv
druggists or sent by mail. See advertise
rneuf elsewhere
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COMM

The mercantile markets are quctablyunchanged.
save dry goods. and business is a trIhe heavier
than for the same time last week. In dry goods
the decline in bleached gods has occasioned &C
tive buying and considerable business is noted in
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general enthusiasm than will that of Hon
Dan Mcdonald. of the Plymouth Democrat,
widely known as is this sterling Democrat
for his many social qualities, with capacity
to fill this or any other position with credit
to the party and State. We trust his claims
will not be overlooked when the Convention
-
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A Favorable Notoriatr-

The good reputation of Browns Bron-
chial Troches' for the relief o. coughs, colds
and throat diseases has given them a favora-
bic notoriety.
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Dan. Mcdonald for Auditor of State.
rIaffarooDvfyfo Oo--.1

We learn that the friends OF Dan. Melon
I'D are urging him TO become a candidate
or Auditor. No name that may be men
ioned for the Democratic nomination of
Auditor Of State will be hailed with more
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Burnett's Cocoaine

Promotes vigorous and healthy growth of the
hair. II has been used in thousands OF case
where the hair was coming out and has neyei
failed to arrest its decay.
Use Burnetts Flayoring Exlracts-the best.
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consequence. Groceries are moving along slowly
with coffee firmer and the tendency toward an
advance. Drugs are firm and unchanged.
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Indianapolis live Stock Market.

OAO~A AA-1Srs 11cit4A To-
Hogs-Receipts. go head: shipments, $50
head. On sale, 116 The market was not in any
way changed. The feeling. prices ana demand
strong. but the meagre offerings of local stock,
poor at that, prevents US from noting any change
in our schedule OF prices. We quote:
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Cattle-RecetDts, 40 hesc; shipments. nore
The market presented rather exciting appear
ance to-day. The meagTe offerings were taken
quick by the butchers at fictitious prices, ranging
from 30 to 75c higher. Someo OF the butchers de-
ciared. under the most positive terms, they would
not pay such extravSsant prices, if the St ok
could be had, and shippers must not entertain for
moment that current prices to-day could posi-
bly, be sustained under moderate receipts; cOnse
quently we viii not give them in our list OF prices
from the fact good butchers stock has been sell
ing higher for the past week in this market than
any point in the Mestern markets. We quote:
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fetaltS AZ loc per on.
Drug Market.


Drug Market.
Alcohol, 80 s0@2 IS; caIomel 75c@s1 %; cam
phor. 3o9S3c; cochinel, 60970c: chlorofor1n, S50
soc; gum opium. 81 7595 90; indigo, 81 COOS 90;
morphine, 50 S594 90. Oils-Castor, 81 I5d1 20;
sweet oil. 90c@Sl 75; olive OIL 81 509S %; berga-
mot (sanderson,s). 81 75esS 90; lemon Islander
son's), IS 259S 80. Quinine, P. & W., 81 30@2 IS
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For Two
Generations

The good and staunch old
standby, MEXICAN NUS
TANG EMINENT, has done
more to assuage pain, relieve
suffering, and save the lives of
men and beasts than all other
liniments put together. Why!
Because the Mustang pene-
trates through skin and flesh
to the very bone, driving out
all pain and soreness and
morbid secreti0ns, and restOr-
ing the afflicted part to sound
and supple health.
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Sbeep-Receipts, SEQ head; shipments, 457
head. Market steady and unchanged. We
quote:
Good TO prime .... 81 156i IS
Common 10 fair coal 50
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

sterling, 60 days...4s515 per cent ex. div.~1o2H
Sterling, sight.4S912 o. s. 41z...-..........-1l35
SIS, Isl. extended. -1oOs4 New u 8. 4s........l1S
NoTE-The purchasing price for Government
oonds in Indianapolis varies from the New York
quotations k9l per cent.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-03-15
few Orleans Market.
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. March 13.-Flour-Firm and fairly
active; western superne, s. 50@4 so; extra, 81 Is
No. winter red, spot. 81 32% asked; April.
81 sslSal Ssl4; May. 81 s414a1 Sf54: June 81 Sl1z
al 3i54; July, 81 20@1 Dos. Corn-western,
nicher: mixed, spot. 1@72c; March, re asked
April, 72K@7sc; May, 73974c: June. 731<@74c
Oats-Quiet and steady; western, white, 54@55c:
mixed. 5S95ic; Pennsylvania, 5S@56c. Rye
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-03-15

~Iprescr;56 &c as superior TO any kao'rn remedy"
Dr. 4. Archer, 81 Portland Av., Brooklyn.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-03-15

q Pleasant, Harmless and Wonderfully E5icGcioUs.
Dr. A. J. Green Royerton, Ind.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1882-08-16

from ByrOm's mill connects with the
r. r.
Byron e. Co. intend cutting and
working up everything on the ground,
hardwood and softwood aud as fast
as timber is cut of the land will be
cleared up and converted into farms.
Work is being pushed in the com
pletion of the p. B. q B. r. r., and
before long through trains will be
running.
Frosts mill which was burned not
long ago is being rebuilt and will soon
be running again.
Byrom's Centre has a grocery.
Mr.. Frost, the genial host of Frost's
boarding house keeps stock of gro
ceries on hand, and the II. r. Co., also
at Frosts, have established au Office
and provision store. TRAMP.
Aug. 12, 'S2.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1882-08-16
Re- -Union-Change of Date.

The date for the rsunion of the S9(n
Regiment, at Warren, Pa, has bee,
changed to Tuesday, September 9TH
a fact which all who think of attendIe
ing should bear in mind. A greaN
reduction in the load fair has been
secured, SO that the round trip will be
but $1.40, which will enable most an;;55-
one to attend. A most cordial invita-
tion is extended to all old soldiers as
we'll as all private citizens, who wish
to enjoy day. of pleasure, to attend,
and they will be made welcome by the
good people ofWarren who are making
extensive preparations to receive the
boys in good shape. The train will
leave this place in the m orning at
7:24 and return the same evening at
sos. Don't forget the date.