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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-26
INDICATIONS
PERSONAL MENTION.


News and Gossip In Reference TO Various
People.
Mr.. II. J. Mugler, Of Grafton, Is at the Nc
Lure.
John B. briggs, ESQ, Of WOodsGeld, o., Is
In town.
Nj. G. A. Gates, Of Charleston registered
at the Mcclure yesterday.
Msssrs. Michael DIDger and o, Dorsey are
visiting friends at Clarington.
Mr.. Ed. Mckinney and wife, OF smithfeld
o, were in the city yesterday.
MI. Harry L. Doty and Miss Beatty, oil
SteubsnVille, came down yesterday.
Misses Emma and Ella Carney, OF the south
side, left last evening for Pittsburgh.
MI. AT. Laird, OF Parkersburg, was among
the West Virginians In town yesterday.
Governor jackson returned TO the city yes
terday and resumed the onerous cares OF
State.
Miss Mary Tucker, OF Sixteenth street, has
returned home from q visit TO friends IN Gin
cinnau.
Miss MolIie sylyis has returned from Wells.
burg, where for the past week she has been
visiting, charming her friends with her vi
vkcious manners.
L. y, Hatch, Esq, and wife, OF Cleveland
arG in town. Mr.. Hatch Is General Agent OIL
the Equitable Life Assurance Company, aud
will be in the city several weeks
Misses Annie aud Lizzie Dixon, OF the Third
ward, returned Sunday afternoon from q
pleasant visit TO friends and relatives In Bel
iaire and Wheeliug.-iuleSrQle SeRtiarl.
President 3. P. Htdrsth, Of The Second
Branch Of Council, Mrs. HildrSth and Mis-
Dora lIlldreth, have returned from the San
francisco cSnolave and an extended western
TOUR.
A Dilliea Bottom correspondent OF the Bel.
laira Tribune says; Mrs. J. L. Jones is the
guest OF friends In Wheeling for few dayS.
Miss Grace Jones, has returned tn Mt de
ChRnial Academy. Mrs. Newt. Lynch, OF
Wheeling, who has been visiting friends here
during the past week, returned home accom-.
panied by her S!stsr, Miss Agnes Morris, who
wlllrembin With her during the winter.
Hon. BENZ. +. gutterworth, OF Cincinnati,
will address the Republican yOteB OF Bel.
mont county At Bridgeport Saturday evening,
II is the intention 10 make this the mopster
mass meeting Of thb senEon In Belmont couE.
ty. Congressman ButtersoFtb, one OF the
prominent men OF the day, Is no mean orator,
and the msrs announcement that he Is TO
speak, tits expected, will draw . large aud
enthusiastic crowd.
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BLUM 6 MARKS,
HOG Main Street.


Wanted-A Baker.
Z. Wanted-Apprsntices to Learn Fashion
able DressmRking
For sale-Land In Wetz.l County.
For gale-Houses-G 0 Smith.
Woman's Benevolent Society.
For Sale Cheap re.room-Alexandel
Bone, Agent.
For Matamoras--steamer Little Anna.
G. o. Smith-Real Estate Agent.
New Goods-JOseph Graves.
A Novel Entertainment at the Second
Presbyterian Church.
New Goods--I. g. Dillon.
Dr.. John Il. smith-Third page.
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GRAhD ARMY DAY.
ecinl Excursion TO Pittsburgh, Tues
.lav nefahaH % IRSY

Special Excursion to Pittsburgh, Tues
day, October .. 1883.
Excursion tickets to Pittsburgh and return
will be sold by the p, G. & st. L, Ry. Co. al
unusually low rates, on Tuesday, October 2
good for return passage until Friday, 0cto
bsr 5, inclusive. The exercises OF thu
Grand Army Celebration will be grander and
more interesting than those Of any previous
reuHion ever held In Pittsburgh. Exhibi
tons will be given by Forepaugh's show, and
special attractions will be provided at The
Exposition.
Information regarding the excursion rates
and time Of trains may be obtained from
agents OF the railroad company. WAS
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wheeling Wholesale Market.


WHEELING. Tuesday, September %.
Butter and eggs continue IN steady, active de-
mand At god piIces. ChoicS grades OF butter find
reAdyslle. Potatoes are also In good demand.
Hams have taken another slight riG9 and the pro-
vision market IA geneally brisk. Cotees have I'D.
vanced: also a few gndesoi sugar. Speaking oil
the market generally, the volume Of business has
been very good, especially 10 country produce md
fruits, and price have been well mBintsincd.
drdfH-Wheat q " per bushel. State oats 39c;
Rye Coz, but very little In the market. State
corn Coo on the wharf.
st. Louis (winter) 30 6Oa6 10: fancy family
while amber and winter g 90; choice family
(OhoIce rcd winter IS b0a6 90 Xxx family medium
winter IS 50a6 To- xxx bakers (MinneS0tA) 50 ga
9 so; Xxx bakers (wisconkin) IS 7ba6 on. Corn mea
s5A90c In paper. oatmeal-medium b,and-s7 25a
80 per bbl fancy 81 T6GS 20 Rye four 81 60a4 rs.
MAJ Fsed-White middlingS SIS 60 cOaRe
do so co. seconds SIS co. bran sl6 90; chopped feed
$50 co.
Hay and Srdip-Prime timothy IS O0a9 90 per ton
prime baled al 30 00al0(0. Wheat straw 80 90; oat
straw 81 90.
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Call aud see US before sending your sons
daughters aud wards away 10 school. You
are probably not aware that they eau be bel,
Ter accommodated at home. We have added
10 our instruction q full academic course,
and will guarantee II to be thorough and
complete. Many young men and women
are attending distant Institutions when, II
thsy only knew It, they can DO accommo,
dated Just as well at home. This department
i under the especial charge Of q competent
teacher J. N. FLASHER q Co.
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Mr.. A. L. RICE has returned from New
York, where he has been attending the MIL
linery Openings during last week.
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The ladies OF our city and vicinity are al
cordially invited to &t:end the Opening al
Rice'S, on Thuriday and Friday.
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THE Cooks DslIght' attracted much nc.
lice at the Exposition, where It was approved
by hundreds oil houBekeopers aud cooke.
Sold by Geo. w JohnSon'S Sons, 1910 Main
street.
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TTE opsping at Rice's Millinery Emporium
on Thursday and Friday will be the event Of
the season. Great preparations are being
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the DA,,.v m.RKErs.

AhV
SEw YoGK. September 26.-anney lent as low a
lxper cent, closiug at 2R2H par cent; Prime mer
bankers bills q sex; demand 81 sS]fs
GovRRsMESrs-Strong for Is and as. The IS sold
to oS7f, closing al oIal OK.
IsP$s S.. C. a,ss llSE
8. s. I. s soapoas.i2EIT p. Land drantS.iiol
Central PSciac isis.ii2 Tex. Pac. land gr's. IS
Erie seconds gH;;, do Rio Grand div 71
frts, which declined 10 Y regular, and 7liS secl
| thirty Days.
STATE sEcygir1Es-ArknnsGI PiEe Bluff Issue
brought 49, Louisiana consoS sold Ut II seller Thirty
| days.
Louisiana oOnsOls~ 2 Iy!rginIS 6:.:..:,:.. SO
St, Joseph...............l09 TIA mat. coupons. Al
Tennessee 6s........... IS Virginia deierred~..
Tennessee 6s. new. IS Ex. div.
srocKs-AswSs generally eontemp lated last night
the stock market opened frmcr, and under conSid
enable covering 81 shorts advanced duIing The first
three.ouArtets OF the hour about y 10 ~ per cent
the latter Eorthern Pacific petertd, with ~ pei
cent on common, AZ on 0resOn & Tr6us: oatinun
isville { Nashville. IL on Union Pacific on
Pacific Mail. x on Lark.wanns, Jersey central
Central Pacific aud 81. Paul, but about O'clock
| efforts were made 70 turn the tide, and rumo
|
short cotton crop which was figured down tot, co.,
COO bales Against G,0C0 900 bales last year II was
also talked that while the bear did not feel safe 10
sell Northern PScl1cS any lower, and hnding
Lsckawanna strongly supported, they would nov
attack VauderhitH. Simultaneous with this rlmOi
Il was stated that Lake llorc ling rates and
that there was sure 10 he trouble In tho Trunk
Line pool. The Ecws OF failures AlsN quickly
reAche the stock ON and wsIe made tho most Of
/ 10 depress prices. The result OF the rumon aud
| talk was that the market hRt became dull and
prices gtaduslly slgyed down until u O'Clock Al
Which time Lake shore btcInie weak aud declined
/ per cent.
noon for New York C9ntral. Readlng, Louisville &
Nashville and Union Pacific, The market con.
tiuued TO sag until the LIST half hOur when there
was q recovery Of ah per cent on the general list
and u per cent on Northern Pic dc common, rel
cent on preferred aud TX per cent on Oregon 4
Tranl- Continental, which was quoted extra divi
dend at 81 u, 81 and 529 In The liSt hour. As seem
pared with last nights clO.e, prices are 11saN pei
cent higher for Central Pacific, DelewAre d lild
| son, Louisville & Nasty lle 0mSha, Northern
Pacific preferred, Union Pacific, Oregon & TfanS
Continental and Wabash, and 1Salss per cont lower
| for other &c I've stocks.
| Transactions iii, o D shares.
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mometer, as observed at Sohnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
1882 1885
7A.A.l9M.3P. M.7PM.I7A.M l2A3F.M.7r. NJ.
IS y :? O. IS e. o. 30
INDICATIONS.
WARRINGTON, D. c., September 90 -1:30A N.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather, north lowest winds, becoming yaria-
bile, stationary or slight rise Of temperature in
the eastern portions and higher barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, fair weather, south.
west 10 northwest windg, stationary or slight
the eastern portions.
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THURSDAY and Friday Of this week are Open.
ing days at Rlce'G.
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ASA public bensfactiou, ST. Jacobs OIL hsl
no equal in the world.
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The Grand Opening at Rice's, on Thursds
and Friday OF this week.
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rLsdies."
For nice sweet bread use Vienna Pressed
Yeast All grocess keepit hw&F
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ROARDING-THREE GENT TVSS;
- Two ladies. or gentleman ard Wiz isE.MEN
tssn,h a, room and toAfd By calling Al IL Seste
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BOARDING,

I'D With had. ~. a FiIi ls,',S.N. ROOMS
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NEw YouK September 26.-aouey lent as low as
camille PAPER S%ai per Cent. Sterling Exchange
bankers bills q sex; demand 81 SS5fs
COMMENCEMENT or = and AS. The IS sold
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RAfLgo .p BosDs-Wcak aud lower for West Shore
frsts which declined 10 u regular, and 7llS seller
thirty dBys
STATE SEcgRIr1Es-ArkRnsaT Pine Bluff issue
brought 49, Louisiana cousOS sold At II seller Thirty
Hup
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WANTED,
GAS WELL DRILLER
FOR RENT,

FoR PENTHOUSE NO. 22S ppyy
Snd street Island All modern inpEoye t,SS
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Cotton,

NEW ToRK, September 25.-Cotton steady; future
easy at 10 3ac: October l03Gc: November l0.i5c;
10 66c: January lU.67c; February l0.elc;
March lO.s5c; April llo6c; May ll17c; June u.e7ci
July 1l.S7c
ClscISSArr. September 26.-cotton steady aud
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lHanl.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, September 25.-wool flrmGr;
Erie, Pa, aud West Virginia XN aud above 8:ai0c;
extra 36a37c; coaiSc 35a3ic: New York, Michigan
and WeItern llne and medium 3SaSVc; washed
combIng aud delaine medium IaA45c; hub wDhed
s!A40c oregon 23aSoc; New AeAico and Colorado
nnA ITarlr
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OIL CRY, Pa, September 0.-Pe;roleum arm;
opened at 81 10, highest 81 lE554; lowest 81 l2n,
Rnces yesterday il 900 barrels. shipments yes.
teriay, United pipe line 69,2l2 barrels; Underwater
10 93O barrels; daily average for the month 49,,
barrels; charters 1905 barrels daily vtrage for
the month 4s9 73 barrels Runs Saturday and sun
day, United 1000 barrels; daily average l,S2l
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An Important Ruling.

The Secretary of the Interior has
addressed an important letter to the
Com missioner of the General Land
Office in regard to the occupation OF
tracts Of public lands by stock men.
1t saws: 81 need not advise you that
Enclosures of the character described
are unauthorized and illegal, SO that
tho settlement is a trespass only, and
gives no right to the occupant, orthat
such occupation does not legally ex-
clude bona fide settlement by another.
Such trespass on the public lands Is
equally as offensive to law and morals
as If upon private property, and such
lands not legally appropriated r va
cant and subject to disposal by whom
soever legally applies for them. I'm
I'll settlement is made under the set
Element laws there can be no obJec-
ton to the grazing of cattle or the cut
ting of hay on government lands,
provided that such appropriated
lands are left open TO all alike. IoaI-
low a few wealthy stockmen to fence
these lands, and thus practically with
draw them from the operation OF the
settlement laws, and deprive men OF
small mean of the advantage of ae-
During settlement, will not be allowed
under any pretence whatever"
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According to the San Francisco pa
pers, Nevada wool is quoted at from
sixteen to twenty cents.
A letter addressed to G. B. Cordano,
Cherry Creek, is held at the P~ostoffice
in Eureka for want of a stamp.
Geo. w. Merrill has been ''let out"
and ex-Warden Garrard ''put i'm as
Private Secretary to Gov. Adams.
DR.. Dawson has been deposed as
Superintendent of the State Insane
Asylum, and DR.. Bishop, Of Reno, as
INT charge.
The first freight train over the Dem
yer IL Rio Grande railroad from Salt
Lake passed over the road Sunday.
Extensive deposits of gold and silver
have been discovered in the northern
part of Vancouver Island, British
Columbia.
Tracklaying on the Wood River
Branch o. S. l.. is progressing finely.
They are now at work above the Little
Wood River toll bridge.
The Portland (Oregon) Water Com
DdIlN has dTIdugCu 10 llCTGdSt lnt "a
pacity of its works by the addition of
a 20, 900, 900 gallon reservoir and five
miles of new mains. The improve
ments are to cost $500, 000.
The tallest man in America is Hen
ry Clay Thurstor, of White Oak,
Titus county, Texas. He is now so
years of age, and measures 7 feet "a
inches in his boots.
A Philadelphia organist has been
discharged for playing Though very
slowly and solemnly) a march from
an opera bouffe. Seventeen deacons
recognized it at once.-[Philadelphia
News.
Awake me up, darling, o.night
and give me a toddy," said an Austin
inebriate to his wife as they were
about to retire for the night. "But
how will l know when you want
one?n "You can't make a mistake;
I'm always thirsty when [ am woke
up."-Texas Slftings.
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Miss Catherine Wolfe, the lady
whose generous donation of $40, 900 to
Bishop Whitaker, for our Reno
"School for Girls" insured us the
Seminary, and the richest young lady
in the United States, is good-looking,
twenty-seven years old, and worth
SIG, 600, 900 in her own control, and
receives an offer of marriage every
week. The young men are anxious
To help her bear the burden of her
wealth.
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The failure of the bill appropriating
money for the construction of Federal
buildings at Carson, is explained by
Congressman Cassidy in a letter 10 a
friend at Carson. He attributes II TO
the pressure OF the tariff bill at the
close OF the session. All local bills
were sacrificed i'm the struggle. Heis
hopeful OF success at this session.
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where to select the Next Legislature.

Our last session was a sort of save
at-the-spigot and waste-at-the-bung-
hole Northumberland Index.
Please don't talk that way or you
will get some of those lumber-headed
journalists to saying that you are a
chronic fault-inder. You must not
see any of their rascality or short
comings, and to show them up is TO
raise a storm about your ears that is
bewildering. Better gently lay the
traitors away in a dark corner, and
keep them where they can do no
more harm, and take the next Legis-
lature from the Insane Asylum
[Reveille.
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Canada has-what Congress for five
sessions past has refused the people
of the United States-a system OF post
office sayings-banks. The deposits in
1882 amounted to s6,435, $50, and the
amount due to the 1888 depositors,
S9,473, 651. The increase in the BUSH
ness done has been constant. Multi
ply these figures by twelve, and they
will give the minimum of what might
be expected if a similar system exist
ed on our side OF the line.
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Notice.

OFFICE OF THE EXCHANGE SILVER
~ Mining and Milling Co. of Nevada, AZ
Broad street, New York.
This Is to notify all whom it may concern
that the connection of w. IL. GUILD as
agent Of this company ceases from this date,
aud that no act or acts of his will be recog-
nized as the act of this company. All parties
holding claims against this company will
please onward them at once to the New York
office.
BY Order of the Board of Directors.
I. II. YOUNG, Secretary.
New York, March Q, 1888. ap7-lt
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The Apache Question.

The following extract from the
Tombstone Epitaph shows thetemper
of that community: The soldiers can
not keep the Indians on The reserva-
ton; the Government will not perform
its obvious duty in moving them to
Indian Territory. The serious prob
lem, one OF elf-preservation, could
be solved by a few score OF resolute
men, with a black flag inscribed "Slay
and spare none," moving cautiously
upon the reservation and forever re-
moving the necessity for its eN stence.
Desperate emergencies require heroic
remedies, and while we trust the one
mentioned will never need to be re-
sorted to, we ought to assure the
powers that be thai ii has long been
quietly agitated and II few more mas
sacres, added to the long list of the
past three or four years, may cause u
solution of the Indian question, as re-
CARDS Arizona, that will be as sum
mary as it is complete, and as start
ling to the Eastern philanthropists as
it is satisfactory to the endangered
frontiersmen.
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To Whom Ii May Concern.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ at a meeting of the Cherry Creek
Miners Union, held at their hall April 2,
1888, it was resolved to dissolve this Union
and donate all funds in its possession to the
Cherry Crock School Fund. The cause OF
this dissolution is the inability to maintain
the purposes Of tho organization.
By order of tho Union.
JOHN D0LAN, President.
Cherry Crock, April 3, 1853. ap7-3t
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A reward of 81, 900 is offered for the
capture and delivery at Boise City Of
the four convicts who recently escaped
from the Territorial Prison at that
town. When last heard from, they
were heading toward Nevada.
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II the English Government cannot
suppress dynamite operations over
there, how does it expect the United
States to suppress dynamite talk over
here?-[Austin Reveille.
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New TODAY
Notice to Creditors.
Estate of George p. McCOnkey, De-
ceased.

Estate of George r. DC
ceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
" undersigned, Frank Avery, the Admin
istrator of the estate of George 7. MeConkey,
to the creditors of, and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to EXHIBIT
thom with tho necessary vouchers, within
fanr months after the first publication of this
notice, to the said administrator, at the law
Office of A. b. Hunt, No. 90 kearney street,
city and county of San Francisco, the same
being the place for the TRANSACTION OF the
business of said estate, in the said city and
connty of San Francisco, State of California.
FRANK AVERY.
Administrator of the estate OF George /. Nc
Conkey, deceased. ,ooo
Dated at San Francisco, March y 1893.
A. b. Hunt, No. 629 hearney street, Attor-
ney for estate. api-u
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Notice.

A LII PERSONS KNOWING THEM
II selves indebted 10 us will please call and
settle without delay, as we are closing our
business in Cherry Creek. By complying
with this request promptly they will save
trouble and costs.
COWLRY & CUNNINGHAM.
Cherry Creek. April 6, 1883.
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PROTECT THE FAMILY.

Ii is tho duty of every man, rich or poor,
who has created n home. TO make some pro
vision against the inevitable, for thoSe no
are dependent upon him..
A member OF the MUTUAL RESERVE FUNn
LiFE ASSOCIATION secures at once, at n small
cost. and On easy terms this most desirable
result.
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No assessment will be made whore there
remains in the death fund a sum sufficient to
pay in full the claims on hand.
When an assessment is required, each sur
yiyor shall pay for each 81 900 Of the amount
of his certificate as follows
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Death claims will be paid within sixty days
after receipt Of satisfactory proof Of loss.
All applications must be accompanied BY
tho admission fees.
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ceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ creditors of tho late George p. McCon.
key, deceased. of Hamilton, White Pine
County, Nevada, and all persons having
same to tho undersigned, properly vouched,
at their office in the town Of Hamilton, White
Pine County, within ten months after tho
date Of tho first publication of this notice, for
their action thereon, and If not 80 presented
tho same will DO forever barred.
ED. RAUM,
Il N. ROBINSON.
Administrators Of the Estate Of tho late Geo.
i. McCOnkey, deceased.
Hamilton, March ., 1883.
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q wv TODAY
LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAINING IN THE POSTOFFICE AT
II Cherry Greek, New. for the month end
ing April |, 1883. Persons calling for these
letters will ploase say ADVERTISED"
Briggs, George Billings, Err
Dunstan. w Dillon, j IL
Erickson, = Frakes, T W-3
Glassford, II II Gum, George-3
Mccormick. W NJ Montgomery, Mrs B
Oates, Samuel-2 Paul, John-i
Ross, w d. Roberts, Samuel 3
Reilly, James-2 Fryack, John
hilliams. L Nebber, Joseph
DANIEL COLLINS, Postmaster.
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$1,000 REWARD

THE UNDERSIGNED, ADMINISTRATOR
of the estate of the late GEORGE p.
McC0NKEY, who was murdered in his Office
at Hamilton, White Pine County, Nevada, on
tho night of January l, 1888, offers the above
reward for the arrest and conviction of the
murderer or murderors Of the said George p
McConkey. deceased.
ED. RAUM, Administrator
Hamilton, White Pine County, Nevada,
April l, 1888. I'm
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POST OFFICE STORE.

NJ BY strict attention to business and fail-
dealing | hope to merit and receive a liberal
share Of tho public patronage.
H.. T.. MILLER.
Cherry Creek, April 5. 1858. If
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TERM5
ADMISSION FEE,
ANNUAL DUES

Arc limited to $500 on each 81 900, payable In
advance. Medical Examination Extrn,
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