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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1883-03-08
The
Worlds Leader
Sewing Machine.

Its va'nablc improvements are nl
acknowledged 10y letters patent fron.
every civilized nation on eurth Then
death warrant reads tins "Decl-
sion of L. 5. Court 1881. Tho OLD
fashioned machines have no patented
improvements, any pcifon has II right
10 inauufuclure Thus you sec the
"Lendcr' is the only perfect SEWN
Machine IN use, otherwise the Gov
crnmcut hes. Then send in youl
old .iRsbioucd, small headed, noisy
po.,mcttle,iatlle-trnp, hsrd-runLiug
womon,kiling tram . ridden Singer.
Howe, American, Grover & Bakcl
sud have them exchanged for a.,
World "Leador' hich is the light
est running, moEt perfect Sewing
Machine made.
Every "Leaicr' is fully warrented
for the term Of five years, Full in
s,ruction and FREQ delivery 10 nm,
part Of the county or adjoining coun
ties: Also keep for sale the woilu
renowned White which has been inn
proved since February |, 1883, AL,
is now called the White Improved
Aleo the Royal st, John which run
backward aud forward and ncvcr
breaks the thread aud sews all th,
time in the snme direction. tn,
above machines are all sell-,hl eadiur
in Machine aud Shuttle. Cal, SEQ
eZnm;ue and try them and you viii
hpy, Secondhand machines sol,
from S5 and upward according I,
quality,
Sold for Cash, Note, Book account
or on easy monthly installmen;s, foi
sa!o by q, g. sSeebold. MiddleburQ
Pa, Princip u Office, Or Geo Il. Hen
bricks, Selinsgrove, n, Il. Miller
l.ewisburg. j. Rauch, Kelly X Road
Johu NJ, Early, Believlllc Pa. ~,
are Blauch oilices q. G, SeeDold
solicits correspondence for th,
"Leader' from, hey c,-in parpa"'
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SALE REGISTER.

Notice under this head. will hc
printed free OF charge FOR all parties
having their bills printed at this
Office. Others will be charged 81
cents.
Saturday. march s, in Beaver town.
ship. =. u. KJhler viii sell Farm
stock, &c.
Monday. March 10, Charles II. Krcps,
uill sell lIor-pt, Cows, Farm im-
p.e,ncuts, Sc, Ia Adam township.
Vuc-mv, March IS, iss9 Aaron Stct
ter will s,li personal spror, rty J..
mile east Of Miidisbdrsh, Pa.
houdsv. March ot, Johu Meng'" will
sell Personal Property in Wash
ington township.
Thur.day. March -, John Walter *
Jeremiah Walter, Administering
Of Alam Walter, decd, VIII sell
Real Estate i'm Franklin township
Wedneslav, march Il, J. L. Honey
cutt viii sell Live stock, Fnrming
Utensils, Sc. IN Adams township;
between Adamsburs and TroNc'
Vile.
THURSDAY, March ~, p. II. kncrr,
will sell Personal Property III
West Beaver township.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1883-03-08

seen the old peopl'. Tho old woman
wns lying behind the door. aud the old
man down towards the spring. say
IL was true.
QuES. How about tho dog?
Ans When we were there on Fri
day evening, the old man told us that
he wa, Furnishing his dog. lie had Il
long stick tied to his neck. On Satur-
day evening | heard the dog groan in
In his kennel which was alongside Of
the house. How he got to the fence
do not know. Perhaps he ran there
when the house was burning and got
fast with the stick tied to him.
QjES. Did you scatter any pennies
through the ,uuSe
Ans. We did not. We took all Ia"
money along with Us that We found.
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SOLDIERS ATTENTION /!

Milo B. Stevens & Co. the well
known War Claim Attorneys will he
represented al Ml3leITh, Pl,, Filag
q St0rdng Adrch lG aadl1 10y their
tpeclal agent, Soldiers and Others in
terested in claims for Pension In
grease OF Pension, Arrears Of Pay and
Bounty of those charged with dcsor
ton, or other claims, it is hoped will
e'Ye him u call. The special agent
Nll be at the Office OF the Prothono-
tary.
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A Vexed Clergyman.

Even the patience uf job would be
Exhausted were he n dreacher and en-
favoring to interest his audience while
Pey We're keeping mp Nn incessant
pnghlng, makingit impossible for him
DC heard. Yet. how very easy can
'his be avoided by simply using Dr..
hg's New Discovery for Consump-
Rn' Coughs and Colds. Trial Bottles
Ell away at J. a. Ioa.s' Drug Store
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4 MOTiIER's LAST FAREWELL.

\ MOrnER's LAST FAREWELL.
On Monday afternoon Mrs Mover
Uriah' mother, visited him and after
q tlung"thy interview took horla>t !aru
we'll of her son. The .convpr-ntinu
was very commonplace and devoid r'
-p"ciai interest until the parting took
place when the poor old lady curu.
uI"trly broke down with Fan ever
wholemins burst uf xrirtss+. che scene
was one that hrgEars sdiscript'ou
ihr Last fond embrace w;ls taken and
She left the room, turning over into
the hands of the law second -ou
who's" lii" blood payod the ppunity
of u capital crime. Her appearance
i that uf IA kind old mother. whuin
none would suspect q being tie ar
"nt uf men charges swith 80 dark IL
crimc.
UUIAH MoYEWS GRANpMoruNR
Mrs HaIn"~, r'rh Movers Crane.
mother j. living with Uriah's mother
at TroN"lNill". She is ninety years
old. and notwithstanding this rNtrcm,
t!'e i vet quit" spry and do,sa good
Ir,l uf work
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1883-03-08
A LECTURE 10 YOUNG KEN
on TIE LOSS Or

fTF~-T-Y'IgN 'tN,'-g ~ =. -
itI#..N ! ! ! g s.@..N@.ll
A Lecture ou trr Nature, Treatment and
Rudirli cure OF seminal WsAtuess or ~rpn
NATuWtH tuHured ly Srii tlE-s. ln,,lur.
ttIy lI',.T .T-iun', INruThrCN, Nersuus brll .fy.
Nut IN INiimrnt' 10 h#IriHEr, gInrTRl|y,
tuH-rNrruS lriLrr+Y and flIr; Mental
ana rh' -trnl luc'rncily. cta.--liy kOEtkT
! Ci ~ RNTIL, N, II, rutlor ut tito
D 'rrc"u ilonk," SC.
The world i.noWncd author In thIs Firi.1
bic Lecture, ct.nrlS r'Ncs from DAD. u,ucyFs
'i Nce N. ~ iuI crnsCGurNrt. 4 self Ntu-c
may - y - rAlis rem YGl Wit ont dan ,.r.us
ruTsicnl ~ Hrt'lu s,boUsits, in.trum nt-,r'u.,
ur cor 'iol~i uUiutiUp Uut a mpde ,i cutcHt ol ce
simI.o q. cc.t.iu, aud Chnclual, ~ means ul
Nhtrh every 'Gf'T.r, 10 matte what hts COT.
Iltl0G mny y IHy cure hi,Ltell chcaily lU,
vsicly. hHH rfd r~tiy
- H. iCrtur VII prove e luUn t. thou.
~ ia ND THOUSANDS.
sent urdor tr,l plain crv lopr, to ANY
address, ,p'si.iati, On Ierc'p' oi slN cCut- or
two Io.t y. snmus, AdlIc.
THE .ILN NtKNk kLl NJ UlCAI co..
A Nnn s., New t"TS, y. N.;ru-t Hh"e
iioS i'g. oct. u. 4 Is.
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10000 newspapers for sale ut The
Posr printin; oAi,a 2, six cents ,per
dozen. H.
WASTED 10 agents in Snyder Co.
to canvass and sell grave stones and
Monuments. Address or coll on y. :.
Fisher, at sicin.-roye, Pa.
You can lnl anything You want IN
the Carpet Linz at :. Weis' Srlins
grove. i linr line Of homemade RAJ
carpet in stock. 2'S.d;
The youthful color, beauty and lus
tr. are gradually restored TO gray
hair by ParGer's Hair Baisam
March.
4 full line OF all the desirable color.
in Carpet Chain in Cp'tn or Wool,
always in stock at ). Wois,' Solius-
grove. 21'-,'
S. Weis, ScI.nsrrove, has in stock Il
very large assortment of wall Paper
Of the latest Spring styles An in
erection il respectfully solicited.
Samples sent on application TO any
address. lost
S..r,,,.,,...., N,,.r.,,. p,rs,,,.
knowing themselves indebted To me
,,,....,,,.i.,, o,,.,,.;.i,,. ,r;al,
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n'.u .',..'.
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saw a
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q Orro,,,o;p,nre cIotbin, Euuor
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;..-. i.; - l...,..,, I.u
early ana take advantage oi the OF
ters.
s. Onpenhcimer. Of s,clinsgrove Pa
hqs the agency for the Vent Pocket
Shirt, which is pronounced the most
cou,r,,,ahle shirt in tbe world. supc-
ror in at, finish and quality. Give Il
Il trial and be- convinced Of its merits.
They show for themselves.
.,, u
o,a,a" ,.'.,,, 49,, ','''''.1'3 - W. 80
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r. The Iilir

] certify that the above IL n tru,
and correct confession made To me bN
Urlah Mov"r before his execution
believe II TO hr true In every plltic
uldr, thinking that | am capable uI
Judging it, truthfulucsS. having brrr
associated with the poor unfurtunat,
nan as his spiritual adviser. max,
Il public ~ that the people ,upN uu
,i"r-tand u ruhirct which has ng,tatrt
the public mind iut five luns yynrs. /
,lu not realize II penny from the pub
Iicatiun of thi1 cpufcsjou viii M,
'r sciI" hold uf the uufurtuuptn cundi
tiun OF others tuulatc money.
y. II. NpANULER.
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Rare e. bglsa col
,,-sr--.-g.-,.ssrr.<rnrrr---r-,-rs

Owing to contemplated change of the
uc am ofutg great Bargains every d,Istnept tsSt
Iosgc variety O ikt, yet landwhc
hrlrg ho" ~ desire to hcri bc lpb1 fpct.ot..
mcu o Laes aud Chiiets COATS ant
low cost Also few USiERS l,f Yon
call while the NJ
bottom pices, Dress Goods
reduced in ucc have luo OF Nous T'r6 al D.,c.
hc nm ol,rug Tor mr ioe lh h,v n,
Invited TO call "ni take look AZ tn Na,pes Od Costs :>
We viii also c sol at relnctd Tine
tn reduce the :, u
bargain, vantage T., .,,t ~ I.rs,
tOck, call now. Resi- cciuiy SubmttoJ
-. NNE;Ir;,
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skinny Men.

"Wclls' Health Rcrrw"r" restore
health and yigor, cures Dyspepsia, I'm,
potency, Sexual D'hi,lrv. 81,
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Vi. .\is SisElI.

March ,st. hy the Rev VI l.. nrit2-
ior Nr Albright Drros. t Ni,N Nuurr
Z. Grr"iIliu", both of Auun.hury.
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EXECUrORS NOTICE -Lcttors
IJtc-tamoutary IN tho estate NJ dc rye T. p.
~. .ii, itt" IT ltckspn ~ .., SuSdcT &C., PI..
lgoeHsod, having been VrsntettO tie under.
signed. All prrsnrr LnuNlug them elves In
,cutcd 70 sAii estate arc requested 60 make
payment, Thile those Luyt7g claims
VIII present item duly authenticated ter
'utticrscGt to
CTRV" COURTNEY,
NM. MaRilN,
fob |, s2.pi Executors.
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"In.pgl chile l-llg gY3 uE.1' llls, en- eth hsI.
l!l, en-
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Soiipgcrovc. Ia
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-08
y1ackay and the Nihflists.

While Mackay was in Moscow a
number of Nihilists waited upon
him and asked him to give them
some points On the mining oper-
atoms which they were to conduct
under the Cars palace. Mr.
Mackay was very much interested
and said that he would furnish a
shift Of miners who would reach
the palace in three days. "ln the
soft formation I see here" said
Mackay, "a tunnel onght to go ten
feet a day, and then when you get
under the Imperial bonanza begin
an uprise. Then get your giant
powder ready and short the Gar
seller 90" The Nihilists were very
much impressed with his advice
and negan prosecuting ct once in
the lower levels.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-08
The Red Pocket Book.

Ben Teal writes the APPEAL that
he viii shortly appear in Carson
with the Red Pocket Book, play
which ran three weeks At the Cali
fornia Theater. Mr.. Teal brought
the Lights o London, the Banker
Daughter and otEer successful
plays here. and in this instance will
be here in person to superintend
the mechanical accessories of the
piece. Ths play will be produced
with every attention 10 scenic and
mechanical detail, in which two
mentioned PARTICULARS it is most
prolific, and with an exceptionally
strong est. For the proper pro
duction Of this great drama they
carry a quantity of be utiful and
characteristic scenery.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-08
H. G., May 4 Go.

Currents for preserving . cents
per pound. finest cherries IA cents.
These fruits won't be any lower,
and Il. G. May s. Co., Sacramento.
Cal, will express G. o. D. all you
need in 10-pound boxes to any ad-
dress. Green corn IS cents per
dozen. tomatoes s cents per pound.
gooseberries 8 cents, string beans
7 cents, and new potatoes ! cent
per pound by the sack. We will
sell cabbage by the crate at q cents
per pound. Mention APPEAL in
ordering. 1w.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-08
A Hard Crowd.

Some fifty members of the Texas
Legislature have been indicted for
gambling. Texas is very wicked
State, and gambling by members
Of its Legislature is by 70 means
a rare occurrence. The Lone Star
State should pattern by California,
where members of tie Legislature
are sent to the Pepitentiary for life
for gambling. THIS makes us look
with pride to our own State where
the Legislators eschew the brace
faro game and tread the paths of
moral reform which lead to the
bob tail flush and four of kind.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-08
A Carson Boys Ill Luck

There are very few persons about
town who do not recollect Sherdy
Mayfeld, q bright bell boy at the
Ormsby House, during the late
John L. Pantlind's regime. Some
months ago the APPEAL gave a
trief summary Of that youths trip
to Europe before the mast, and his
subsequent enlistment in the Brit
ish army in Ireland. It now turns
out that lie was an involuntary vol
nnteer While walking about Dub
lin one evening he was accosted by
a young fellow year or two his
senior, dressed in regimentals, and
invited 10 attend place Of amuse-
ment. Sherdy accepted the invi-
tation and remained out with his
newly made friend unit! the
"small hours" when the young
soldier suggested that he should
share his bed with him for the
night at the barracks. The next
morning when Sherdy awoke, he
ound his companion of the pre-
ceding night gone, and own clothes,
the decamping soldier leaving his
regimentals in lieu thereof. Sherdy
clad himself in the uniform, which
fitted him we'll. and reported the
case to the commander of the bar
racks. The officer leant deaf ear
to all the youths protestations that
he was not an enlisted man, end
held him in service for six months,
until the American Consul at Dub
lin interested himself in the matter
Sherdy's betrayer had only been in
the service twenty-fonr hours when
he deserted with ten pounds bounty
in his pocket. The last heard of
our young adventurer was that lie
is in Russia, where he is Likely EN-
ployed in some dynamite factory.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-08

| LYDIA P:NkHAM.-It writing the
obituary Of the great and good,
time should be taken 10 give the
matter the reflection it deserves.
While the shock OF sudden death
is upon a writer his expressions of
regret are apt to be somewhat dis
| counted by those who have been
there themselves, that is shocked
by fother people's) deaths. Lydia
Pinkham has gone to the si'eut
| land and taken her advertising con-
| tracts with her. Even as we write
we have lying before US missive
from Massachusetts, in which the
dear soul asked how much we
charged for four inches space in
our columns, compiled with some
tender enquiries after the general
health OF the community. How
such letters grow in value after the
hand that writes them is laid cold.
In after years these epist'es will be
taken from the old right hand cor
ner drawer and spread out under
the fearful eye Of the editor. Old,
faded, crumpled at the edges.
dimmed with time and dust, but
sentient with the eigh:-d, llars a.
month and 25-per cent-discouut
memories of the days that are gone.
On the very day that the good wo-
man passed away came check for
eight dollars and we vowed that the
money should always be treasured
as hallowed reminder Of tie dead.
While bowed down with grief the
collector Of the Carson Il IHhoe
Lumber & Flume Company came
in aEd-we passed the souveoire TO
him after exacting q solemn promise
that he would never use it for any
but good purpose, and so the
black wing of death throws its
baleful shadow upon the wise and
good, the innocent al! the pure
alike. The rain Of heaven spoi's
the clothes of the Just and unjust
advertiser who pays cash and
the advertiser who payeth not.
Lydia never had the style of the
$4,000 circus beauty who stitch
on the editorial knee for putfs, CT
the wiley society actress who sends
her photograph fog a half-column
extoN. Lydia asked nothing of the
profession which she was not will
ing to pay for, and hence these
kindly lines. She has gone to the
harp district to sing the songs Of
the blessed, but her sweet face will
hold our hearts in its "copper" alloy
next to reading ma ter, top OF
column, three times q week. mem
cries forever.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-08

The Chronicle of last evening
saws: It is rumoced on the street
that favorable quartz vas encoun
tered in the bottom Of the Union
Sierra Nevada winzs this morning.
Supt. Patton is at Hawthorne, and
therefore no information can be
obtained at headquarters. The
winze is understood to be IL or 10
feet below the 5000 Level.
At the Chollar to-day they are
putting temporary bnlkheaa in
the south drift on the 1900 level to
confine the heat Of that drift until
the ventilation winzs between the
24OO and 1900 levels Of the Hale Y
Norcross is finished. To facilitate
this work the air heretofore used in
the Chollar mine is being turned
into the Norcross. The work OF
uprising from the $3.50 will be
tackled by thirtytwo Of the Chollar
uncomfortable fellows for rapid
work. They will operate in six-honr
shifts, while the Norcross force wall
vo, K downward from the 200.
The valves of the Combination
hydraulic pump have been under
going thorough overhanling since
yesterday, one section being kept
in operation While the valves were
being changed IN the other. This
necessary work Will be completed
this evening.
At the Norcross the pump Was
set 20 work this morning to take
the water out Of the old winze from,
the 300 levo', preparatory to sink
ing to meet the uprise from the
5000.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-08


We believe there is no climate
like Nevada for muscular develop
ment. People grow robust in the
sacebrush section without realizing
how strong they really are. Yes
terday an incident happened which
showed the editor of the APPEAL
how strong he Was getting to be.
4 box of material for job work came
over the c. P. from San Francisco.
The editor picked it up with one
h md and toyed with it IS if it had
been q bax OF cigars. When the
freight bill arrived be discovered
that it weighed 60 pounds. We
have heard of many other similar
cases. 1t almost frightens man
who has been handling freight to
get one OF the bi Is and learn the
weight. 4 package that q man
thinks only weighs % pounds.
i. is so easy to lift, proves to be 100
when the freight weigher gets
through with it. 1t is only Ne
vada people who get to be so strong,
C.lifornians are not nearly so mus
cular, which goes to show that the
high mountainous country is the
place to deyelope the true strength
of man.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-08
,Ghc GreenaMays.

The Greenaway Club will dance
for charity tomorrow evening at
the Carson Guard Armory. Adj
mission 80 cents 1t is proposed
to make it the beginning of series
Of enjoyable affairs. The APPEAL
acknowledges complimentary
ticket,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-08
stocks.

The market stepped up in the
morning yesterday on the rumor
that there was stringer of quartz
in the Sierra Nevada winze. The
stock touched 81. so and Union So.
If the bears don't look out they
will get badly jammed before Sat-
urday night.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-08

Wall paper, sporting goods, fish
ing tackle, ammunition, guns. etc.
at Cagwin 4 Noteware's. Fisher
men, hunters and sportsmen will
find it interesting at any rate to
consult our prices.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-08
afternoon Beard.

ACC b; Utah. 81.
40 Ophir, Il, 3 20
SI3 Mexican, ( Is
800 Gould 4 Cnrsv, 2 Is, 3 %
400 Best s Belcher, ! 20. 4 Is, 10, 70
1850 Savage. ., -
4G5 Con. Virginia, zoe, 65c
800 California, Doc
$40 Chollar, 4 ID
1880 Union. 49, u. =
200 Alta, ?5c
200 Challenge, 45c
2l5 Scorpion. SOC, 75c
1850 Tr,jtn l5c
800 Patosi. 10
$50 Hale s Nnrernss, e
80 Crown Point, 60. Il
$50 Yellow Jacket, IS
10 Belcher, Il
30 Confidence, 80
$50 Sierra Nevads, So,
30 Utah, 9 20
10 Overman, Doc
$50 Eychec1er, t5c, aGc
20 Eureka Con, 81
200 Belmont. soc
275 Northern Belle, Il
$50 Grand Prize, Doc
$50 Argents, SIC, A5c
800 Ell Dor do Con-, l5c
$50 Navajo. l 60
100 Independence. 33c
800 Elkn. zoe
80 Albion, Ace
1900 Bod;e. l o., l 10
100 Pina', Soc
$50 Benton, l3c
20 Arsenta, i5c, Doc
SAN FRAwc1sco, June IA P NJ.
Union-7s a.. 7ss. 75H, q r., 7ss
Sierra Nevada CT i. u. 7s,7ss
Msxican-4 lob. 4 p b. % :. 20 b, Al
Gphir-3 Is r, :; EOS
Calisorpia-30
Best & Belcher-4 Is b. Il r, 4 33 b,
4 40 a, 4 50 :, 40s
Gould & Curry 3 90 =. 3 Is b, 70 a.
$50 3. 3 20 b. 81
Savage-2A b, 55s,2 s. b. Cos
Hale & N"rcro-s-7s $, q e, = a. e 8,
CholIssr~s 40 b. 3 IS 2, sha,s 45a
Po.osi-l 40 b, 45 s, ~ b. ! IS
Alts-75cb
Belcher-1 As b
Crown Point-lA b
Yellow jacket 80 l., 50 b, 1 40
Oyernan.40c b, Soc
Excheauer-iac r, Soc
Bullion-l b, ! 10
Arcenta--45c 9, 45c b, sec q
Graud Prize-45c h, Soc a
Scorpion-75c b, SOC b, S5c .
Andes-75c
Bodie-1 05 b
Utah. sob
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-08

Nike MCGOWAN was sent up for
six months for his assault upon
Captain Matt Canavan. Upon the
expiration Of his term he will have
no Immediate use for his linen dus-
tor
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-08

Yesterday W. E. Murphy had
the nai Of the large toe Of his right
foot iii detected sidewalk near
Esu.ou's stable.
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* NNnot. lie is sweeping by,
go and dare before you
die, something mighty
III IN Il and sublime IeaYe he

hind to conquer time" $50 week in your own
town s. outfit free. No risk. Everything
new Capita not required. We will furnish
you everything. Many are making fortunes,
lad les max al mucn D. men, al boys ana YiT,s
make treat pay. Reader, if you w.nt business
at which you can make great pay all the time,
write for particulars TO H. HAL.ETT i Co., Port.
land. NJ Inc.
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Lost.

On Sunday, May 90, a black onyx
breas,pin, with W hitC medallion head,
set in pearls. Please leave at this Office
and receive reward. my23
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Groceries.

Persons wanting good and cheap fam
ily groceries will find it to their advant-
age 20 call at Barclays Grocery Store.
at Cheeney's old stand, for family sup
plies.
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Wanted

A young nurse girl to take care OF
children in a private family. Inquire at
SWeeney's saloon. Myi7