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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-05-13
sHERsFE'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION Is
ID sued out OF the District Court, Of the
Sixth Judicial District, in and for the
County Of Eureka, and state Of Aeva-
ia. on the 18th day Of April, A.. lsSs, and
to me directed and delivered tor il Judgment
rendered in said Court on the sd day
of September, A. D. lsol. IN favor Of Frank
Money, plaintiff, and against John Compton,
George N. Compton, John Doe and Richard
Roe. defendants, for the amount Of thirty
two and a half t32iai tons Of hay, or Il said bay
cannot be found as described in complaint
in said action. then for the sum OF six hun
in United state gold coin. with interest a the
rate Of ~ per cent. Der annam on said sum I'LL
paid, together with one hundred anu eleven
SID dollar., balance q costs and alsbnrse-
ments and for - 30 accrued costs. | have, on
tbs. the sth DAY Of April, 1ss2, levied on the
following described property, 70 Wit:
That certain ranch. known as the Hot
Springs Ranch. situated in Neyark Valley,
about forty miles north from HAMILTON. be-
Ing the ranch forherlY occupied by nan
Money, toy ether with all improvements
thereon.
No IS hereby given thHn on
Monday, the sth Day of May, Iss2,
between the hours % 2 o'clock A. II. and )
O'clock p. H., viz: al L o'clock noon. | viii
sell all the right, II ie, claim and intet-
est Of the said defendants, John Compton,
George III. Compton, - al, of, IN and to the
above described real property, at the Court
House door in Hamilton. Nevada. al public
auction. for gold coin, cash in hand. TO the
highest and best bidder. to satisfy said execu-
ton and all costs.
apI5-td ED. RAUM, Sheriff
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Assessment Notice.
GUAR MINING COMPANY.

Location Of principal place of business-san
Francisco. California. Location OF works-
Cherry Creek, White Pine County, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting OF
the Bonrd of Directors. held on the I'D day OF
March, 1882, an assessment no. To- OF len
Cents per share was levied upon the capltal
stock of the corporation, payable immediately
IN II. 4. gold ,oin, to the Secretary. Mt the Once
of tho Company, Room ~ Halleck Building, No
800 Sansome street. San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shAll
remain unpaid on the lath day OF May
1872. will be delinquent, and advertised for sale
at public auction. and. unless payment IL maze
before, viii be sold on Monday, the 18th day OF
June, 1882, to pay the delinquent assess-
ment, together with cost OF advertising ahueh
penscE Of sale.
By order of the Board of Directors
WILLIAM STUART. Secretary.
O~niee-Room IL, Hnlleck Building, S9o sas
ome street, San Francisco. apl-Is
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Administrators Notice.
Estate Wma. Il. Ward. Deceased,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
- undersigned, Administrator Of the estate
Of VIM. f.. Ward, deceased, TO tho creditors
Of. and all persons hayiDg. claims against the
said deceased, 10 exhibit them with the nee
ossnry vouchers within four months after the
ministfator, in the Town of Cherry Creek,
County Of White Pine, nnd State Of Nevada.
Dated at Cherry Creek. teb. 4, 1852.
film j.. i. sfSSON, Administrator.
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Dissolution of COpartnership.

TIVE C0PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
/ existing under the firm name Of ELL
son * LANTEk, in The ranch and stock
business, on White River. White Pine county.
State OF Nevada, is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent.
ROBERT LANTER,
GEORGE 5. ELLISON.
White RiyeI, January /, 1882. At.
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Rooms to Rent.

L to lot In a pleasant and conyeniently To-
Gated part Of town. Two doors north of tho
School House. Rent $40 pemoth eaeh. .
MRS A. A. OSBORN
cherry Crock Feb. Is, 1882.
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Not that Kind of a nolIyhock

An Austin colored man, jim Web
ster by name, OF rather limited edu-
cation, and whose memory is remark-
ably defective, was recently blessed
with a son. His wife, who is more
intelligent, determined that the son
and heir should have a high sounding
name and selected a very beautiful
one. When the child was presented
to the clergyman to be baptlsed, the
latter said:
"Name dis infant
Jim scratched his head for a while
and finally said:
s'Squash."
"Dat's no proper name for a Christ
ian child.n
"Sunhower, den."
Once more the clergyman shook his
head ineredulously. Jim Webster
leaned owe and whispered to his wife
TO give the right name.
"Hyacinth." she replied.
swell, l knowed it was some kind
of garden truck.n-lTexas Siftings.
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NNs n GREAT CHANCE TO MAKE
LAKE. money. Those who have nj
VUEDE ways taken advantage Of tho
good chances for making money that are
offered, generally become wealthy. while
thoseW no do not remain in poverty. We want
many men. women, boys and giTls 10 work Tor
us right IN their own localities. Any one cnn
DO the work properly from tue start. Tho
business will pay more than ten times ordin-
arg WAGES. Expensive outfit furnished free.
No one who engages fails 70 make money
rapidly. You can devote yoer whole time to
the work or only your spare moments. full
information aud all that il needed sent free.
Address SIINsOA & CO.. Portland, Maine
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NOTICE
TO ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN

TO ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Mrs Elizabeth O'Donnell will. on the
ith day May, lss2, OF as soon thereafter as the
Court may decree, apply 10 the District Court
Of the Sixth Judicial District, IN and for the
County of White Pine. State Of Nevada. for
an order making her "a sole trader, 10 carry
ON the business Of keeping "A restaurant in
said County Of White Pine.
MRS. ELIZABETH 0'D0NNELB.
Cherry Creek, April 5, 1852. I'd
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DIR. SpGM a EY,
NC. II KEARREY STREET,
Treats all Chronic and Special Dis
eases.
YOUNG q nEZgIT.

xoUTI q HEZgLT.
ByHa BAY BE SUPPORTING FR0M
- the effects of 3uufhiul fulles or indIs re-.
ton WI Ia Wei % avail themselves OF this.
tie greatest boom ever lad ST TIE altar IF sufsr.
ing humanity. Dr.. SPINhfd vii guarantee
20 forfeit $40 fer every esse II seaiHsI @eak.
ness or private disea+cs Of ahg bipd at charae.
ter which lie undertakes sud fails - cnfs.
Yaiddie-aged fJien.
There are many at the age Of thirty 70 sixty
wiz are troubled With too frequent ey e%uati0ns
Of the bladder. often accompanied BY slight
smsrtihg OF burning fousa,iun and a weakening
Of the system in u manner the patient cannot
account for On examining the urinary de-
posts a ropy sediment viii often be found,
aud sometimes snail particles Of alhHmen will
appear, or the color viii be 81 a ttin milkish
hue. again changing to DARK and torpid ap-
pearsure. There ara many men WHO die Of this
difficulty, Ignorant Of the cause, which Is the
second stage Of seminal weakness. Dr. s. will
guarantee a perfect cure in all sneh caass. AID a
healthy restoration Of the geDi.o urinary Or
gans.
ONCE Honrs-10 70 4 aud s 20 s. Sundays,
from 10 to Il A.. NJ. Consultation free. Thor
ough exsminatiod aad advice. S..
DR.. sPIsNEY - CO.
abby No. Il Kearnay street, San Francisco.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-02-09

DEMAND ron HEAVY HensETs. The de
mand for heavy horses at present exceeds
that of any former year. Buyers are scour'
ing the country for "big" colts, A word
OF caution will not be out Of place here.
Breeders are apt to overlook quality pro-
videi they find size. Discrimination
should be used in selecting stations OF this
kind as well as other kinds. The strong
demand is apt to make buyers less exact.
ing in regard to quality, and this will not
fail in some cases, to result in loss by and
by. The shrewd breeder will look out
and select his breeding stock with view
to securing all the weight desired, com
bined with attractive and desirable points
that will insure q saleable horse at any
time. Without disparaging heavy horses
of other breeds it is proper to say that
the English draft or shire horses are rap
idly gaining in public favor as they seem
to combine the desirable qualities for I'M
proving the small common stocks in the
United States. They are very compact in
construction, heavy in bone and muscle,
are very active and have strong constitu-
ton. Breeders will do well to look into
the merits OF the English draft horse. -
Prairie Farmer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-02-09

TABLE SILVER. Says correspondent o.
the Country Gentemaa: III the silver is tt
be put away, place it in tight paper boxes
or cases, if you have them. and put them
in a dry place, Cake baskets, castors and
other large pieces, with the finger marks
removed with the chamois skin each time
will keep years without stains. At first
i tried cotton flannel bags, and many 9th
er ways but found nothing satisfactory un.
til tried the boxes / have never been
troubled with brown stains upon that kept
in cases from the first. / never allow q
careless girl to put the silver away until
have first rubbed it with chamois skin,
as they are often wiped with damp tow.
ell that will leave streaks which will cause
brown stains, even il the best Of care be
otherwise taken.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-02-09

POULTRY YARD FENCE. Il II is desirable tC
keep fowls from the farm and garden a
some seasons Of the year. The following
plan for cheap enclosure for them has
been recommended: Set posts firmly in the
ground, six feet high aud eight feet apart
Take number nine wire and stretch from
post to post outside, fastening with staples
made of wire driven into the posts. Take
common laths and weave in, leaving spa
ces of three inches between the rides. This
makes the fence four feet high. Then
take other laths, picket one end, chamfer
the other like q chisel blade and inter
weave among the top wires; then shove
the chamfered edge down beside the top
of the bottom lath tapping under wires
two inches. This makes cheap, durable
fence that is fowl tight Wines should be
left slack as weaving the laths will take it
up. Iora Homestead.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-02-09

DosT Sign COPIES. People who though
lessly sign documents often put their prop.
erty in peril aud many men have been ru'
ined by endorsing for a friend, How Of
ten have good natused mems fortunes been
diminished by obligations incurred care
lessly or with no thought Of consequences
During the rebellion the steamer Jessie
was seized because it was supposed she
Was a blockade runner. The case was de-
layed in the courts eighteen years. fact
which is very discred,tabic to our lawyer
rulers. In the meabtime ell the part Is
defending the ownership Of the vessel had
disappeared The only responsib IL per.
son that could he found was o yo,ng GIRL
Of seventeen whose father We. on one OF
the bonds. An obligation Of $40 600 has
been rolled mp, which tb - girl will have
TO pay unless the Law intcrposes some.
how to save her 81 q will he ruined Il.
nancially as that " IN is greater than her
inheritance. Hs re is case where a per.
son is pnhishe who is entirely innocent
OF offence. But the moral Is. don't put
your name on bonds or notes, for it may
inJnre MT only Yourselves, but your inno-
cent Children - DesnoresfS-.sfbufliy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-02-09
Aarirultnral.


The editor q the Flrcaa- says; "Whil'
gathering material for the lectures on en-
silaFc, 10 be given Al The n II Agriculsu
raj college, We addressed q note Of inquiry
10 Hon. wm ". 0ruat whose silo ",
visited lsri spring and Of which We gave =
iull account At the time.
We we're curious 10 know ~hsi had been
the future condition 81 the stock after feed
ing on enAilage Que season, and below 40
give the substance Of General Grout's re,
ply
Tho result OF last years feeding was rv,
CIV say satisfactory, The stock came ont
10 good condition ia the spring. dad well
during the SIMMER, aud are eating ensi'
lagn again this ~iuier Have ensiled six
o. eight acres Of fodder corn aud three
aud one. half acres OF the corn fodder OF
the field corn after the ears we're picked.
Am now making about 100 los. Of batter
per week, aud have been since the first o!
Noyem bcr After We began feeding ensi'
lage sold II at five cents per pound more
than before though the difference think,
may. 10 a measure bc owing 10 other csus'
es. IL is certain that the ensilage does not
affect the butter or milk unfayorably.
The truth is. Friend Tinkham, that en-
silage is a success You public lecturers
are cautious about endorsing IL, aud that
is we'll think that the system will de-
velop rapidly enough anyway; as rapidly
as is consistent with thorough under
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-02-09
Kidney ompiafnt

swAsTos, FRANKLIN Co, vT.
Dear SRI was afflicted with Kidney Com
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your wonderful INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP, which
efectaAlIy cured me in very short time.
JOS. LAyIOIETTE
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Another Sufferer.

souIH aMarrsBuRY, BENNINGTON Co., VT.
Dear Sir:--Being afflicted with the Heart Dis.
ease wac advised to try your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP. Soon after commenced taking II I
felt ief, and now | can do my work alone.
ELIZABETH BATES
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GREATLY ben EFITED.

Victory, ESSEX Co, VI.
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medicine ever used. recommend its use to
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For Headache.


eoUTH kHaFrshrKT, BnsxIx0Tox Co., VI.
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o. PIERCE.
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DISEASES OF fnE STOMACH.

ST FROM ORANGE Co., VT.
Dear SRI sAr severely afflicted with Dis.
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An Astonishing Cure.

DUsMERsroS, wSpHAh Co., VT.
DsarST:--I 1876 my Nervous system wss
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For Coughs,
WAHDhHOI,

MARLBOROUGH, wIsDHAM Co., VT.
Dear Sr:-Tbe use II your reliable INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP hAr cured my little girl Of .
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Sure cure for Liver Complaint.

South sHAFTsBuRY BENNINGTON Co., VI.
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MRS. DANIEL QUINN.
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CURES likADACIIE.

BoUTH SHAYTsBuBY BEssiSoroS Co, VT.
Dear Sri vac suffering with sick Headache
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A. ]. SHAW.
FOIt NEURALGIA.

LYNDON, CALEDONIA Co, VI.
edrSr.-I have used your excellent INDIAN
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Liver Complaint.

SwAsTos, PRANKlIs Co., VI.
Dear Sri vas troubled tor iong time with
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A Very Excellent Remedy.

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An Excellent Remedy.

swAsros. FRssIIs Co VT.
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Cure for Heart Disease.

souTH sHArTsBuRY, BENNINGTON, Co., VT.
Dear S6-;-My wife has used your INDIAN
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LIVER COMPLAINT.

THr1FoBp, ORANGE Co W.
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Cures Piles.

CoyEsrsY. oELEAss, Co, VI.
Dear SRI vas troubled for many years with
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For Asthma.

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Sick Headache.

SoUTH SHAFTsBURY, BENNINGTON Co.. VI.
Dear Sr:-Having used INDIAN BLOOD
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suffering with Sick Headache.
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o. PIERCE.

sVAgents wanted for the sale Of The INDIAN
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Carefully prepared tables 10 the Nev
fork slpo7tsH'aA, give the winnings Of prom
inent American horsemen last season, in
Guiding their racers in Englsnd. ms follows
7. Lorillard. 1886. e62: Dryer Brothers.
SIS, lag; g. L. Lorillard, S7s. 32G. J. Il.
keene. s5s.s33; NJ. Young. s3G.si7; C.
Reed. $50 2s5; o. Bowie. s23. s07; DALI
Brother. ST.. G22; j r. Williams. sli. $50.
lali but s vol With cLeekmaiel Morris
Patton, sl5, 900. Burnham 3 Son. 81. :
1876; Pelham Stable. sls. IA; W. Jennings.
slz,oso; j. q. Nelson. si0. $50.
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WhHAIL, BENNINGTON Co., VT.
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BLOOD SYRUP with very beneficial results aud
would not be without It,
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BEATTY's PIANOFORTEs-MA,

Any bu.ibe, ma farmer. miner or msnnfsc-
turef IN The n.i.ed States who reads the trans
sciionr-not gossip or the STOCK Produce, Cot
Ton, Mining aud Pet roleum Rosidr of New York
City ttho trade CO atre Of he ua,ionl 6nds the
vslne updteJ told the cost
Inc New York banker aud Hroksr. Of a.
Bro dway st.eei. new York. the best daily dial
OF Journal Of al these Boards or Exchanges,
costs brs IS year or mnniht trial 81, and
money refunded II not satisfactory. Samples
free
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Would mol be Without Il

Laboratory, ~ West I'd ~
NEW YORK CITY.
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The New York Tass undertakes 10
prove tina! the position Of the ear on The
bead Of clyiliani man IS dne 10 the wear.
ing Of bats, and SAYS that the ear is travel
ing downward 81 the rate Of sirteen mill.
metres per year. liPredlctS the time when
the ear will have place On the lower part Of
the neok and mar will bear through his
sAlri collar.
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THIRD EDITION.
FRIDAY EvEs1INo. OCT. la, leo9
A TRIUMPHAL TOUR,


Enthusiastic Crowds Assembled Mt ali tn,
Hallway Stations to Greet tho
Coming Governor.
Special Dispatch to the IsrELLIeExcER.
TowASDA, Pa, October lathe
second day out Of the Democratic
candidate for governor opens promisingly.
The fog that hung upon heavy atmos
phero yesterday has disappeared and
cheerful weather adds to the inspiring in
fluenoe of receptions and active in
terest. Leaving Scranton at $40 this
morning tho special train arrived
hero at noon. In tho passage the
counties of Lackawanna, Luzerne,
Wyoming and Bradford, of which this is
the scat Of justice, were traversed. At
every point along tho limo evidence Of an
active interest was manifested on the part
of tho people, and each station showed a
gathered crowd awaiting an opportunity
to SOC tho next governor. Tho first stop
was made at Tuukhannock where several
hundred people were assembled. In re-
sponse to calls Mr.. Pattiscn appeared en-
the rear platform and for few minutes
entertained them with appropriate rO-
marks. subsequently he stopped among
tho people and had an informal reception
which occupied the remaining moments.
At Meshoppen still greater crowd was
gathered. At tho head Of tho line, which
was formed, stood prominent Republi-
can holding an American flag. IIo is of
that numerous class which are to be found
in all parts Of the northern tior who
propose to strike bossism fatal blow by
voting the Democratic ticket. Four cars
wero added to tho train here, aud as many
of the people as could get aboard followed
the gubernatOrial candidate to this place.
At Laccyville another brief stop was made
when tho Same interest was manifested.
Mr.. Pattison spoke in his happiest vien
and captured tho crowd with tho first
sentence. At Wyalusing another stop and
another speech added to tho interest of the
trip. Upon tho arrival here an immense
crowd was found in waiting. Col. Nc |
KcaD, chairman of the COUNTY committee,
tho Decentralization and lcd the |
procession to tho hOtol. It was marked |
and has added materially
to tho hopes already buoyant of tho candi- |
date, and his accompanying friends. The
meeting this afternoon and evening will be |
ono Of the largest ever held in this, place.