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old cud Settled I'm Missouri.

Nv Telegraph 70 lIt DTsIIdtVII
TRENTON, Mo-, December l1.-At Brew
ington's distilIery, In the southern part OF
Madison county, in quarrel growing out
Of an old feud, william Boyer shot VIII.
liam Berry and Bart Kelley, and was him.
self shot through the heart and instantly
killed. Kelley has died. Berry is not ex'
pected 10 live.
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COMM ERClAL.
w AVA AVA A 4 I'VE ~ LIE
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. December IL. 1883.
DEEErINGC

wHEAT.-White. 2l6 bushels. Nike, 1880
bushels. Rcd. 1892 bushels
tuRS.-Whitg. l.494 bushels.
OATS.-l.30S bushels.
MEAL.-2j2 bushels.
pEAS.-lO bushels.
MILL-OFFAL.-2S tons.
SALES REPORTED To sFCRLTAhY.
WHEAT.-White, 2t4 bushels common to prime
nj xl.O7 a. bl.l5. Red. 800 bushels prime Long
berry at fllJ; l,2SO hushcls mixed rt.p5 10
Sl13; l.206 bushels common 10 very good short
berry al CSC. IN rl.CS
CORS.-White, SG2 fair 20 prime at 55 10 5ge.
OARS -lO4 bushels mixed on private terms.
MEAL.-50 bushels On private Terms.
MUL-OFFAL.-lO tons shipsiuf At $50.
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4 per cent. larger than that OF last year. and
exceeds 800, 100000 bushels. The yield OF
rye and barley is little less than in 1892,
and buckwheat Is reduced more than one
third. The December report will include
record OF The average prices and also in
dications OF the quantity grown.
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GJTICIRA.
ID J. \ L + Y ; . \ =.

To KEEP The pores epen, the oil-glands and tubes
active. and thus furnish an outlet for impurities
i'm the persplration and blood which cause humil-
iatIng blotches, blaokheads, and minor skin blem-
ishes, especially Of infants; 10 cleanse, whiten,
and beautify the skin, remove tan, freckles, sun
burn, and oily matter; 10 keep the hands soft.
white, and free from chaps and roughness, prevent
contagious skim and scalp-diseases' and TO pro-
vide an exquisite skin-beautiher and toilet, bath,
and nursery sanative, redolent with delicious
flower odors and CUTlCURA healing balsams use
the CUTICURA SOAP. Endorsed by physicians
and chemists as absolutely pure and highly medi-
einal. sales lSsl-s2, 100000 cakes.
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Danfh of A. Emitted States Consul .

fBy telegraph TO the Dispatchl
GALVESTON, December IA Laredo
special says United States Consul Wades-
worth died from pneumonia at Ratillo,
Mexico, Sunday. He leaves wife.
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TAXES.

OFFICE CITY COLLRCToR,l
RICHMOND. November 80, 1858.
rVUIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN
DAILY
between the hours Of 9 O'Clock A. VI. and O'Clock
+. NJ. from the
18TH TO THE 31ST DAY OF DECEMBER
INCLUSIVE
for The purpose Of receiving from all persons
TAXES DUE TO THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
Any person who shall fail to pay said taxes
within the time so limited win be considered de-
lnquent. and will be charged penalty Of per
cent. aud interest at the rate of per cent. per
aRnum. A. II. WOODSON' City Collector.
All daily papers please copy. dc l-tDe3l
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TILE HERMITAGE OF WOE.

Misery shame, and agony, often bequeathed as a
sole legacy to children by parents, Is neglected
Scrofula. To cleanse the blood Of this hereditary
poison. and thus remove the most prolific cause Of
human suffering, to clear the skin of Disdgurine
Humors, Itching TOrtures. llumiliating Erup-
lions. and LoathsOme Sores caused by IL; 10 purify
and beautify the skim and restore the Hair so that
no trace Of the disease remains, CUTICURA RE-
SOLVENT. the new BlOod-Puriher' Diuretic' ana
Aperient. aud CUTICURA and CUTICURA
SOAP. the great skiu-Cures and Beau;hers, are
fnftilifIo
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Arrest of Train-Robbcrs.

by telegraph 10 the Dspdtch.l
NEW ORLEANS, December IA special
from Monterey, Mexico, says: Four Of the
men implicated in the recent train-robbcry
were arrested this evening, and the names
OF twcnty-three others are in the hands Of
IL. Ii1iI nrifins
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COMPLEMENTARY.

Ihaye been afflicted with troublesome skin ms .
n, A. covering almost completely the upper p1it OF
INV body causing my skin 81 assume "A c0pper-col-
ored hne. IL could be- rubbed OF Ike dandruil, and
at times causing intoleIahle itching and the most
intarse suffering. | have used blOod-purlners,
nils and other advertised remedies, bat expe-
rienceJ no relief until procured the CUIICUkA
REMEDIES. which. although used carelessly ana
irraeri,riy cured me, allaying that terrible Itch.
inc and restoring my skin Ia It's natural color. l
am willing 10 make affidavit 70 The truth OF TINS
statement o W.
MILAN, MICH.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

More Biiis-rhe O'DonneiI ResoIu,ion-M Mex
lean War veternns-sIerrimac and Cum
Notwithstanding to BIaoksburg-Com-
merce with South and Central America
Virginia Matters-s Salary of Judge wad-
deil-Personal News Items-Brier.. &c.
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TO TAXPAYERS.

Two TAXPAYERS.
Az counsel for several holders of VIRGINIA
BONDS, have number of TAX-kECEINABLE
COUPONS, which am Instructed 70 oner upon
advantageous terms 10 persons wishing 70 use
them In payment Of taxes In the mode prescribed
by the Riddleberger laws. Address
RICHARD l.. MAURl,
Attorney al Law, 1918 Main street,
no la-lm upstairs.
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KIonr.

Flour We quote: f'nc. s3Ms3.50. superiDe
s3.25G 1915; extra s4.7JMt4.9u. frr' ~. shai
1928. Patent family, eGtas6.25. Market very
dull
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PIANOS, ORGANS. &c.
ORGANS, ORGANS.
EsTEY ORGANS,
SMITH ORGANS,
STERLING ORGANS.

FIFTY ORGANS In our warer0oms. You can
certainly make fine sell elton for home, Sunday
school, or church use.
ORGANS from s25 upwards.
IL does not matter whether you buy or not we
win be happy 10 have you call
DE- 9-3f Ola Main street.
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Ixuch.Iav I'm West virginia.

A DIsAGREEING JURY AND A CONVICTION or
MURDER.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.I
WHEELING, w. VA, December lin
the ease of big Bill' Kinney, charged,
in connection with Little Bill" Kinney,
with the murder OF Il man named Doyle
and his daughter, at West Union, bod
bridge county, which has been on trial for
week past, the jury yesterday disagreed.
In Little Bill" Kinney case the jury
returned verdict Of murder in the first
decree. The people in Doddridge county
are excited over the verdict, and threats OF
lynching are made.
BIG BILL KINNEY HANGED.
CINCINNATI. December ia special
from Wheeling says: - Big Bill kinney
was taken from Jail 10y a mob and hanged
last night. II is reported the mob started
for Clarksburg. where cousin OF Kinney
Is in Jail convicted Of manslaughier, with
the intention Of hanging him also"
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MAINE iNrELLIGENCs.
PORT or RICHMOND, DEC. IL, 1883.

PORT or RICHMOND, DEC. IL, 1853.
ARRIVED.
steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, UnIt.d states
SUPERINTENDENT
Brig Loreley, Abrahamsen, Rio Grande do sui,
ballast, % load -four for Brazil.
Schooner John 4. Curtis, Williams, lIayre dc
Grace, coal, :. L. LathrOp.
SAILED.
steamer Old Dominion. Walker, New Yors
merchandise and passengers, O.. W. Allen Co.
agents.
steamer Ashland Tunnel. Philadelphia. mer-
ohandlse ana passengers. j. W. Mctarrlck, agent
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS. DEC~11, 1883.
fBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer Luray, ScherneruorL, Norfolk, mer-
alandise aud passengers, tnesapeake and Ohio
Railway Com rlny land sailed or -eturnl.
steamer ACcomac, Deik. merchandise and PSF
,tngers. smithhclt. chesapeake and Onto Railway
Company land sIlcG on Teiurnl.
Steamer Northampton, AcC1rrick. NOTION
merchandlse and passenger, Che apetkc ang Onio
Railway Company tAnd sailed % rciurul.
steamer PamlicO, Brakeman, smlthneld, meT
chandise and passengers. CHESAPEAKE ana On"
Railway Company land sailed on rcturnl.
Sehooners W. II. Bailey, Bailey; Thomas l..
james. Loug,'reet: Nelson T.. Newhury. King
Lookout PearcC--all from New York. The last
two sailed for Baltimore.
SAILED
rchOOner 4. +. Crockett, Thorndyke. Boston
coal, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway '0hpahy.
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sold by all druggists. CuTiCuRA' 90 cents
Boston, Mass.
s-ud for - How to Cure skln-Di .eases-'
oenu ioi dc 9-SuSW&w
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BY Telegraph.

NBw Y0RE. December H. Cotton Sales. 10
bales nplands. 10 9-l6c.; orleans 10 49, Ice
on,olidated net receipts. 40.377 bales: exports
TO Great Br tain. 2 ,0O3 bales 10 France, 5000
bales: 20 the continent. 3.Uu3 bales. Southern
-four dull and weak common 90 fair extra, ~. So,
$50: good to choice extra, ~ 500 s5.7 B.
Wheat-Spot ldlc. higher; migrated sTTDg.
SI.o5MSl.t2; mgraded red. 9fc.mSl.i3, M
graded white. t.0S4; No. 2 red. December,
sl.l2n COrn-SpOt Aalc. higher, closing weak
mgraded, 4706Ssc.; white southern, G2M6sc
No. .. december, csc. uats-Spo &c. higher
and strong: No. ,. 4um 40Ac. Hops quiet and
unchanged Conee-spOt fair: Rio duli and nom
insl NJ sll 10; No. 7 $50, spot, SloI0; Decem-
SqSuMS9.S5. sugar quiet and unchanged. re-
fined dull. NOllsscs steady. Rice nrm and In
fair demand. CoitOn-sred Oh unchanged ROsin
unchanged. Turpentine dull. didcs firm and
trade quiet. Wool unchanged. Pork duh and
rather week; mes. spot l4neolOc. bi'ldles
nominal. lard-Spot shade higher; prime
steam, spot, -. 3OG9.374. Ere ghts firm.
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NnW YORK. COTTON rv-yKW.

NEW YORK, December ll.-CottoD-Net re-
ceipts, 1859 bales; gross receipts. 1903 bales
Futures closed quiet; sales, 81 600 bales D-cem-
Der. SlU.49@SlO50; January, tl0.56; febrn-
~, tlO.70mslO7l: March. $40. S5@s o 70
Apri. s1O.99; NAV, sll.l3; June. -ll BOA
all. %: Juiy. vi 1877: August, sll.46a$ll.47,
September. 81 l.l2Mfll.l5.
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, December II. 1888.
s.LBs.-FIRsT BOARD.-l. 100 North Carolina
6's al 109k.
SECOND BoAHD.-l,00O Virginia new g. az
54s. 1000 do. at 54. 1000 do. at 54's 5000 do.
at 5iis, 1000 do. at 545,.
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UNDERTAKES.

RICHMOND VA, october II. 1923.
rTNO MY FRIENDS: | am still zEmSn
Z INTERESTED IN THF UNDFR-~-@
TAKING Bi -fNfSS. aud an orders len nj NV
residence, 23OJ east Broad street. or ~ ms place
OF business. 794 east Main ,ireet, Will DE- plonpily
attended ~. Respcctfu ly,
or lo-eod3m j. !. BINFORD
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DOOE AND JOB WORK NEATLY
DEXFCUTED at the DISPATCH PRINTING
HOUSE.
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OCCASIONS,

-OccAsIoNs'
LIKE CLOUDS,
ess- The occasion which will pass away quick
ly Is the opportunity you have this week of buy
ing one Of cur
EE~ NEWCASTLE OyERCoATs.
Here is lust what it Is:
Be A HANDSOME BROWN RIBBED OVER
COAT single-breasted, sack cut, full length, lined
with Martin, double-warp serge, good velvet col
lar cashmere pocket, and what there is Of them
rorty-two all told you can have the choice of at
Re TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS.
No better coat at $50 here or anywhere else.
\. sAKs & CO..
1913 MAIN STREET.
CLOTHING AT AND BELOW COST.
Having determined positively to discontinue
business, the
SPLENDID STOCK OF CLOTHING
now on hand, Of this seasons selection. will be
sold regardless of
COST or VALUE.
FOR BARGAINS CALL AT
NJ. NEWMANS,
dec S25 Broad street.
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BAITlMORT.

BALTIMORE. December l1-Vire,nia G's, lie
fcrrpd, 9lt; Virginia cOnsOl. A6 Nirrinia second
series. IS; new l0-40'S 81: Virginia new 3's
81. North Carolina SIS, OH. 10. BID to-day.
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CHINa,GLASswAai.&e

NEW GOODS. Rich Sliyci-Plated
~ Ware. French B.sque and Marble tigmes,
Dresden China. Bras Goods. p1rlor-Laups, Dec
GRATED Dinner, Tea. aud Cham ler--eis. Coat
Vase In new and beautiful designs, sui'ahie fos-
WEDDING and CHRISTMAS PRt,tN1-, al
Low pricrs HAREOLD's.
dc sls Brad street.
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COMMissfOsER's OFFiCE.I
BON .. No. lulg MAI. STEEFT.

COMMissfDsER's OFFfCE.l
ROOM .. 80. lUl4 MAJ, sTEEET
November %, 1853.
Notice j, hereby given 90 an plriics Interested
that | have nxcd upon WEDNESDAY, thc 1871
day Of December. lrh3. aud NY 0i'c 81, above
designated %, th~ time and place ~ tlk'ne the
arcounts and maSiug TIE Inquiry directed by the
decree. of which the above g. au extract, Al
which time and plsco M partes inter- rod are re-
auifed 10 attend and GO wl1t may be nfcc-.lry To
grotect their interest," % that behalf.
Il 4. UTNhRD.
Commissioner in thlncegy.
n. N. MARSHALL. pa.
JAMES PITAeANIs. b. a. no 27-Tuiw
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JOHN j. SINNOTT date ChandIerA
- 4 sinnott). FUENlTI RE-DEALERr and
UNDERTAkER. 10. 7l2 Stain street, he- NJ
tween seventh and Eighth streets. has 8 iarge,Js
stock OF the very late,t styles ~ FURNITURE.
which ne Is selling at bottom prices. iuil stock
of COFFINS and CASkETS. aud furnished Il eN-
trem6iy low rates. The most careful lfienhOb
given ~ all orders. - S-ru MNf3m
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Joseph w. LAUBE, S7NsHA
u EURNISHi NG-U kDFRTAkfK,
CORNER FIRsTAND BROAD STREETS,
RICHMOND, Va.
WOOD AND METALLIC BURiAL-CASES,
ROBES, HEABrE, PACKS,
and all things requisite ~ Toe Esr nA rs.
Telegraphic and cOUntr' Orders solicited
ap22-eOo
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r II. CHRISTIAN,

Il. CHRISTIAN, .lFA
IL. FURNISHING UNDfRTAhtR,
No. 1915 EAST BROAD STREET.
RICHMOND, VA,
has A large assortment Of WOOD and METALLIC
ChsEs, CASKETS, s1ROCDs, CLOTH CAS-
hETS. &c. az low prices.
Country and telegraph orders prc..piiy aitendec
"a Az or 'pIgIt Sc s-,O0
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COURT ORDERS.
IN THE CHANCERY COUKgOF THE
j cry OF RICHMOND:

j cry OF RICHMOND:
Browns executor
rs.
BurtOn's administrator.)
EXTRACT FHOSi DECREE:
II IS adjudgcd, ordered, and decrrcl 10y tliis
Court thar Levi, Booker DO settle before Com
missioner Il. J.. Hubbard his accounts as PERSONAL
representative of ca. ListOn Brown. Thomas
Brown, T.. Wlkie Brown. and Jane brown, Sr..
deceased, e~pectiyely, from the date ~ Eis last
settlement Of said accounts 20 The da'e OF october
s. 1888.
Aud said commissioner g. also directed ~ asccr-
tain what compensation. II any. said Hooker ~
entitled h. ~ administration ne bOH.s nogi, with
The VIII annexed, Of james Brown, Sc. dtcelseds
ior bis service ls such admiui. traitor.
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MILWAUKEE,.

MLwAUEEE. December ll.-FlOur dull. Wheat
unsettled and irrcglar; soc. cash. Corn weaker
No. 2, 5Sc. oats drm: No 2, Soc. Provisions
higher. Mess pork, $3.50 December. Lard
Prime steam, $3.50 December. Hogs higher II
81 7OdS5.35.
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LIKE CLOUDS,
PASS AWAY.
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BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. December ll.-Flour quiet and
steady. Wrcat->outlern ste ity and quiet: west-
cr Inactive and higher, southern red, . q SHl
SLIP; amber. flllmSll5; 40. I Mlrylaud
sl13S asked. No. western winter red, spot
SlOe GSl.O6lt. Corn-Sonthegn h'gi,er and ac'
tive; western duh and higher; southern whit,
JJm60c.; yellow, 55bG2c. Oats quiet aud nrm
southern. 3sni3c.: western White. 4lMiic.
mixed, 3Sa40c.; PCnnsylylni,, 3s@ he. PRO
visions highe-. Mes pork. $500. Bnk-mcatg-
shoulders and clear-rio Sides packed. : and SIC
hams. i4$@I5c. Lard-Rcdne,i, pc. CoGe,
dun; Rio cdrgOcs, ordinary 10 fair, ltAMl lhc.
sugar steady soft. Sac. Whskey steady al
sL1sG sl1SE. Freighis unchanged
LOUISVILLE.
Louisville. December ll.-tlour unchanged.
Wheat active but uor quotably higher Corn steady
and firm; 80. 2 white. jSjyc.. mixed J74c. oats
steady: mixed western. 80 .M36c. Provisions
active hut not quoiably higher Whisky quiet
ClNCINNkTI
CINCINNATI, December ll.-Flour easier buI
not quOtably lower. Wheat quiet; No. 2 red
sl.O5. Corn dun and weak; old. , iiir. oats
stronger at 3flm35c. Pork neglected Lard
easier AT $3.50. Buik-mcats steady. Bacon quiet
drm common and night. t1.356 s4.i5; packing
and butchers, s5.5Omsd.
sT.IOUIs.
IT LOUIS, December H. Flour quiet. Wheat
opened strong and higher clo'od at inside prlses
No 2 red tail. 10 cash No. red flll, A OBJ
MSl.O4l. Corn opened firm and higher clCscd
a shade lower f9Ic. cash and December. Olt+-
cash better: $3.50 3Jj.c. cash. Whisky steady
Provisions easier. Pork, sl4.3O. Buk.moa,.-
Long cictr, $3.50; short rib. $40; short clear,
S16UM>7.7O. Bac0n-Lorg clear, $500: short
RIB fe.37k: short clear. $50" Lard weak at
sc.-Oufc.cJ.
CHICAGO.
CWIC AGO. December l.--FiouI dun. Wheat uI-
settled and lower; December, 9 40bys4c. Corn
Fluctuations were frequent, lut the excitement
was not so great ~ Yesterday cash, $500 OO3Tc.
December, jg-,M6Uhc Oats unsettled aud %
shade lower: cash, Sole: December, 3J "a 800.
Pork unsettled and low r: cash. old. sl3.71gg
SI3.S7is: December, 5l37OGRl3.75. Lard ac-
tive aud lower; cash, ~ SJWSS9u; December,
- So "a sS.g2s. Bulk meats la fair demand.
shoulders. $3.50; short rib, s7.4J: short clear.
1913. sugar unchanged.
MILWAUKEE.
aTLwAUEEs, December IL. -Flour dull. Whea,
unsettled and irrcglar soc. cash. Corn weaker
40. 2, 5Sc. oats hrm. No. 2. Soc. Provisions
higher. Mess pork, $3.50 December Lard
Prime steam, $3.50 December. Hogs higher At
81 7O@S5.3j.
NEW YORK COTTON FU-iRD.
NEW YORK, December -CoitOD-Net re-
ceipts, 1859 bales; gross receipts. 1909 bales
Futures closed quiet; sales, 81 600 bales )-cem-
Der. SlU.49@SlO5O; January, tlO.56; Febrn-
~, flO.7OM4l0.7l: March. $40. s5Msl ~
April. s10.99i MAY. slll3; june; - Boa
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-07-03

Each head of clover contains about
sixty distinct flower tubes, each OF
which contains a portion Of sugar not
exceeding five-hundredth part of o
grain. The proboscis OF the bee must
therefore be inserted into 500 clover
tubes before grain of sugar can be
obtained. There are 1000 grains in a
pound. and as honey contains three
fourths Of its weight OF dry sugar, each
pound of honey represents 2,500,000
tubes sucked by bees.
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The president OF a defunct savings
bank of this city got into hack and
rode to the Central depot yesterday
Upon arrival at his destination the
driver said, Fare, please, one dollar.
As the regular charge is only fifty
cents, the passenger Indignantly de-
manded of the "Jehu" "What do you
take me forl"
Fifty cents on the dollar, sir. ]
was afraid to say only fifty cents for
the ride for fear you would want to
settle with me for quarter, that being
fifty per cent. aud the rate at which
you settled with your other creditors. "
The hackmsn got his dollar and the
ex.banker got something he had not
thought Of.
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THE wANDERER.

Upon mountains height, far from the sea,
found shell,
And to my curious ear this lonely thing
Ever song Of ocean seemed TO sing
Ever tale OF ocean seemed to tell.
How came this shell upon the mountain heightf
All. who can say
Whether there dropped by some too careless
hand,
Whether there east when oceans swept the land
Ere the Eternal had ordained the dayf
Strange, was IL not FAR from its native sea,
One song IL sang
sang Of the mighty mysteries Of the tide
Sang Of the awful, vast. profound and wide
Softly with the echoes Of the ocean rang.
And, as the shell upon the mountain height
Sings OF the sea,
SO do ever, leagues and leagues away
So do ever, wandering where may,
Sing. o my home-sing. o my home, Of
thee.
--HeleHa Modjcska.
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John C. Dana has been placed on
trial at Marietta. Ohio, for the murder
of John c. Cook. While drunk Cook
abused his daughter Belle, and Dana
interfered and afterward shot him in
self defense. He has since married Miss
Belle, which deprives the State of the
eyewitness of the affair.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-07-03

A gang of beggars. two men and three
women. OF most forlorn aspect, were ar
rested in Massachusetts,. On them was
found 5000 in money. all made during a
two months tramp.
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asETTEE UP

AS have disposed of my wood ranch and
wood business in this county, all persons in
lebted 10 me are requested 10 settle up immc-
diately, as intend to engage In other business
elsewhere as soon as | can conveniently do 20.
LORENZO PAoLETTI
Winnemucca, New, Dec. 2s, 1852. II
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We shall endeavor TO maintain the high repu-
tation that this saloon has had in the past, ana
cordially invite our friends and the public tc
call and sample, and they win be assure
that ''good wine maketh the heart glad"
Wnnemucca. March 6, 1888.
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WYNN EMUCCA HOTEL,
Bridge Street. winncmueea,
DAVID GlR0rx, Proprtetor

Having Built and Fitted Up e he most com.
nnodious style the largest and finest Hotel ii
Winnemucca. with Large and Airy Rooms. the
proprietor Is prepared to receive and entertain
the travelling public with Recommendations q !
good az can be found In this section Of the coun
ty. The TABLE win always be literally sup o
piled with all the substantials Of life, and ~iiA
every luxury that can be procured. Attached
to the Hotel Ia q FINE BAR, where the choice
WINES. LIQUORS AND CTCARs
Can be obtained at all times.
BOARD PRK WEEK, ri %
ET For the accommodation OF patrons OF
the winnemvcca Hotel, a new
FIRsT.CLAss BILLIARD TABLE
Has been procured for their especial enjoy.
ment.
apr22tf
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THE PARLOR.

This new Saloon has been fitted up regard
less OF expense, and stocked with superior
brands
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people are always
on the lookout for
c chances to in
crease their earn.
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CLEANLINESS and purity make Par.
ker' Hair Balsam the favorite for re-
storing the youthful color to gray hair.
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Hammock Chairs: Fresh Butter:

Hammock Chairs. for sitting or sleep
ing in, just received.
Fresh California Ranch Butter. 75
cents roll, at
BANNIsTER & WETHRRLY's.
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CENTRAL HOTEL.
NORTH srDs or BRIDss STREET. oryosrTs Inn
PosTorrcE,
NEMUCOA, NEVADA
n. N. nHNkEY q nRe., Frsur,esssus ]

i.N @ec1U Us- 2llf VI
Having thoroughly repaired, ne e-paintei, sndss,
re-farnished this well known Hotel. we .wo,,i1 Z
inform our friends and the public IA KsnstSipi
that II will be keps - a hrst class Hotel in
svery particular. TT 70
rhe Table will be. second to None N
sf thf Cssnfry. ~ ~
The BAR WIN Be presided over Syya ssntJj.G
manly ulxologist and win be supplied With fhs,
best brands Of V''i5
Wines, uquers, Lager Beer, Cigars, Ete.
Good COOKS and Gentiemanly wAYrEEs have
been secured. sIT.e
We also have frst class Billiard Tnnse
All attention viii be paid to the wants OF :,
Patrons
II. II. HINKEY, q BRO, PROPRIETOR.
Vinnemucca, July Is, 1882. tt &
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N. Levy & Co. are agents for Dami.
ana Bitters.