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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-29
1888.
Harper's Weekly.
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Free Of Char0e.

BY calling ut Oscar Seit1's drug
store, you can get sample bottle Of
DIR. Bosanko's Cough and Lung syrup
which will relieve the most obstinate
Cough or Cold. and show You what
the regular so cent size will do. When
troubled with Asthma. Bronchifis,
Dry Hacking Cough. Pains In the
Chest. and all diseases OF the Throat
and Lungs, try \ sample bottle Of this
medicine,
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Daniel Read, Plaintiff
Henry G. Dow and
Rebeccs r. Dyv, Defendants
To Henry e Dow and Rshecea n Dow .d-fendsnts
Nou and each Of you are hereby Boiihed that
u you have been su-d by the plaintiff above
named, In the above entitled court, IN the shove
entftlei action. wherein the names OF ;he parties
plaintiff and def. n1ants. are as above stated and
ensffed; that said plaintiff has fled In sail ae;ion.
IN SAID eoart hrs petition against you, ani In his
sad petition seeks AMI prays FOR to3gnieut
thereon from the 18th day o. March, A. ID. $50. At
note, With coupons thereto -tt,ehed, given by you
10 the National Ian and Trust company. u To-
peks, Kansas. sni by said e"mTsnv daily as..sned
70 plaintiff: And also for Judgment OF foreeissGre
Of . certain real estate m rfgsge exeeu'ed By yon
- nd National Loan and Trust Company. In. or
der 70 secure said note the north half Of nofth
east quarter OF section No. 80, township No. u.
nage No. s. wess, In Saline county, Kansas. which
mortgage vas duly assigned 10 plaintiff; and also
70 eel aid NOR gsged rial estate To pay the sum
sforesaid On oe adtjudgcd dnc said note. AND 10
soreser bar and fcrecos> both Of you % AMI from
any right and eqiry Of redemption Of. on IN OF 20
he nd described mostgssei land, and the bald
ings and Improvements thereon from nnd amer
sach sale thereof And unless you ansser sid
plsinsi6s petition before the 5th day Of Nay.
A. D. lee1, the same viii be tatsn Is true and
la6ge0ss Of the nature hersinbefere st.;ei ana
= sossht and .prsysl soI % aforesaid, uili he
reDasred accordingly.
D. JOuu @. SpsvuY. his attorney.
Naguh, M, - ~
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We learn from gentleman. who
has recently travelled over n wide sec
ton of country that through Northern
Ohio, Southern Michigan. and some
parts of Indiana farmers are i'm much
doubt about the outcome of their win
ter wheat. The repeated thawing and
freezing during the winter, they fear
killed a good deal. The same gentle
man informs US that the high water
along the Mississippi will not do any
great amount of damage. The aliuvial
deposits resulting from an overflow
act as fertilizer. Cotton lands have
thus been greatly enriched. In the
wheat regions Of Illinois there has
been a good deal of damage from freez-
ing out. and To some extent this Is
true of Missouri. In some sections
farmers are blowing UP their wheat
fields and sowing them with flax
kaas1s City Journal.
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Sherif's Sale.
N>uEf rrrTgE
'... 5000.
TfIAE. I-rfs

EtIA Y. I-'Es a.
CIV iIETtE tau order .fsr'. i-su.zl ,.gi t.t-
= l.-,rl,t 'uGi 1f tir ! prI-suIh 4uii..sI Gi.s
trt'i H. Fin rgl for A. county o. ssifu" SUI
Sts'. 81 htUsts IT, IN Shave entitled ,rs Efii
ri' '!if'rr. 1 Ef'l dsli.''--l sill ga Sc
card 'idy ri -ip.V. 4 u. IS.
- $40, 81; o.. r, e. . Itlt'. lf rNa t.f s.. fol.
tn hons. u Nh rty 81 ,gI',. ~tliur coup.
-. k,r.ts. ".!.r ;Hr 8. - Fi.A# aIriirr 10 ne
his.-' aus beet sii ~ f-r1.-i iH Ea.i. rf. .I-
olriu, i',efiIoi r.ai estate. ip-~it.
North 80: qHariert iof the north cas' Iusrirtf!
~ -ssii"n ihiily--iy 3D. in township -iNfrva g..
r'uer thr-r p w',i In -Iliu" county, hans.
With tspemsn'-, h-r,-litanirnis and aprurf..H 1r-
e. th"fruHip belonging Sail al es'ii,. j. tiL-a
~ The prpp-riy - the sl-1yr-uamrl d. fat..ia9i
and VIII " ~ without apIrti,' m'nt and VIII
h. soI 10 -ail;y ,si order 81 sale part Ih.r-o'
Gis-n under tny haul this ls,h day 81 March.
u. l-Si g :. RADgLIFT
IS Sheriff u saline county. klH-a-.
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The scene ofthe explosion in Lon
don Thursday eyenin. is the very cen
ter 0f British governmental authority.
Within the space of a few squares are
situated all the most important public
buildings nj the United Kingdom
Ranged aicrg Whitehall, between
Cha'inc Gross on the north and West
minister Bridge on the south, and
fronting on james Park to the west.
are situated the buildings of the Ad-
miraity. the Horse Guards and the
Tressury-the la,t-naned. including
the principal executive offices OF the
realm. In the immediate neighbor-
hood, south az tie approach to West
minister Bridge. are Westminster
Hall. the Houses oi Parliament and
Westminster Abbey. The new Treas
ury buildings. adjoining the one he
tween the Horse Guards and Down
ing street. were finished i'm 1870 In
them are grouped the Foreign. Home,
Local Government, Colonial, India
aud other offices. and here il the Of
fetal residence of the Chancellor Of
the ENcheuuer. The central ediiice
occupies the square bounded north
by Downing street. east ny King
street. south hy Charles street aud
west by -. James Park. The expo
sion occurred either under or before
the eastern front of the building; and
its force may Ice gathered from the
fact that n stone weighing 2D1 pounds
was driven through the wall of the
King street Police Station, on the OPP
posite side of that thoroughfaTe. while
the facade of the Government build
ing was shattered, and the street was
filled with debris The conclusion
was felt for many squares around.
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From COL. l.. 7. FOSTER.

l"0H.sI- ~, Jun, ~ ITin- 1T
pE. u. = kINpAtL q COL bal yyry valus-
Northumberland s-it 1hl.i. lriy-i ,efy- Af.htg
he had isfg. bone spawn one ipint, AMI q
s'lsilrr uEe On she otarF. Whirh made aim very
lame had bin under tho charge oftso Ne:-f-
inrTy Surgeons. who failed 10 cure him ! 49,.
one tag reading the advertise TeNt Of MEDALS
>rANfs Z CHs ~ the thcszp Ezp'ci., detsTt.iiuti
~ guc' o try r. and EYf druggists here 10 sud
tor h-thrv ordered three bottles I te0k thS.n
az ani thought voaii give 10 thorough trial
used u recording 10 fir cii5ts sad by the fourth
d,y the t"i' ceased 20 10 lame aud the inmts hsi
entirely di-appsa Trd, u-rI tat one bottle shd
The colt ib.hs ~. a. free from iunps and a.
smooth suy horse in a.. state. lie : entirely
'urgd The core sls % remarkable that let ty .
n my nj. hH0r, have the remaining twa bottles
who are n"s a-ing u. NsTy Respectfully
T. a FOSTER
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Directors Meetinq.

meeting 81 To Board ~ Director. 81 t.,., 49,
iIiii e. r,.i'ry as-oria'nn viii D.. hold a ti, 80 -f
~ V 10 Bishop. on MONDAY, April ., - two r..-s
r. m Al Stockholders ar rarlc.i'g rsqt-s' 9 ..
y prcs.i. ~ important bu- nr-- " d ,t o.. s.-.
'h- fnr,tfug. O. a. u4r. Pr.-f. ...HF
= u P,tHFs. Scrrr',rg
Sufvt. March ~. ISSs.
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M70A seek made a. hsrn, by the inius'ii-
<ous. B@si hus'n-~> uaw irsf fore the fut,-
VI [lic Capital tst needed. Weviii start
yau Men, women. b"y- sui girls want I every
where to work Tor Us Now = the iimo luu
can work In spare tim. OF gay" g"ur Whit" ii'l'
to the business. Va other business will pay volt
nearly a. welt - one eau fail e. make enormous
paw by .nsagin. at once Costly outfit arI terms
free. Money male fast, easily. and h"n'Tahiy
Address TRuE 80. AgpUst,, Nair"-
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Two Good Books

CarmbcTs' Information FIRTH PslJ'r' or iial rhiurs
Worth KNOWING. oompfi.ins the HISTORY ani mys-
terry IT everything IN common u-r. 'F7''s'' Hfsf-
tscapsfiS; ExIsnsti"n e NoTls and lhiDsT
connecie-. with al ia" AIts and Soreness iiu-trt-
tel with so eng-Iyinss nicely bound Va cloth
gilt. size aboutS BY siUches and nearly two inches
thick. T. tails a Il - Stmpi- 81 .it'er dTer's
oaiy, for 81 or both Tor 81 Address l. Brent x
Co. Souih Real. Indiana.
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE

On HUMAN FLESH has been acetainei repeated il
@ ever u for any DEEP seated pain q long Standing short
amsn some are afraid to use on human flesh simple beeaq
g2o for and we know from Experience that SPAWN
CURE used child old safety.
wonderful human flesh and blister make
he cony nci
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STATEMENT MADE UNDER OATH

To whom B; nay Conr~fu Ia ih- yrsr les
q ,-v.rsl months Eryuth nearly hsif a. iarg-
hen. egg sni Completely F;aPpse M asss snf
removed the .nlzrsruisut ! hare Sarset Ia
har-- ever sinc- very hafi- ans asssf has ben
lafne nor cnah Sc any de rsnss On H. So %
the hOck ioiais since treated him sta Ken.iziFs
SPAWN cure. 4. a akiNE-
EnosssEgh F1ls. VI. FEB. ksth. is.s.
SSDrn AMI .ut..critsd 20 before ne TN. ssh DAY
Of February. A. ID l-73 JDnN s.JESNE
Justice q tn fsars
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lilIC rf""pt. az -irHyH "a th- l1lk.u.
r 'ar gh.u,.H 0" iDer,a-s tIr-ir rsru.
" ~ - w.. and b. itHi. become veal f,.
th,,-a sh' o" u.t improve thor oIn,rtuu,f rs IH
main IN POVERTY. W oder sgUff % 3nr. -
make money. ~ want uIluE ui-u u1ui %. bows
atI siI. ta work cor ~ Tirh' Ia th"'r uEg i.7it-
IT,. Auy one S1u 1a %" work property from Jsr
r.t start. ~. bu-iurss viii ray more thru ten
'i'ar- ordinary wages ExpsLs.v" ou-ht furnished
iryS. No one be- rncss. tails o. make MON,
rapidly You can devote your whole time 90 the
work of only ynur spare mantesi.. Euf in 'uffits-
'-ii and all th1' ], needed s.n' Zee At,irTss
~rIN-J~ : 60. Portland. Maine.
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nrN Trut, &C. o. -a ping ry g aud
\ dau t"i.T. F#f die M iu-
ILL., ] mighty sut -i..-..,Hs Iga,. lshiu.I
t. conquer TIM. -ths -r-k 90 E,rr usn tIuh
. ouitf'ter sol. I.-rffi,il r.w. capital
Mt r,qpirsd W Nili iHrr.-u Won everything
Many 81 making fortune iaiir- s.iEk- a. uIr. o
- men a... i.y 90 q ~ rI-t-sTrsf ITy. Peat
- II 500 lua1 % $50. D f.'H .aa mai"
great pa 80 De- 'Gr- -r.r. :..r IHf, tai-ss - ~
iISIfYIf = 'a. i-,T,i %, E.. 81. H.H..
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From REV. p. y. GRANGER.

Pre-ifing elder o. y. Aiban, District
81 Adams. Vt. Jan 2arb, lisa.
Dr.. p. J. KENDALL e Co..-GsAis-In reply 20
your letter vii ssy that my experience With
h ndalls >plsin ture has been very .aiIsas
ini~ed- IhT-e "s four years asv ] procured =
bottle 81 yuur agent. ard With Il cured hOr-@ OF
lainrnc-- causei BY spssln. Ls-t my
hcr-" became v'ry lame and turned him Sat Tor
= ~ weeks when be hscams better bat xhsn
put him on the road IL grew worse. when dis
covered 4 riugi'oHe ~ss fJrizlng procured a bot
III Of keniaifs SPAWN Care, aud With les ihaa
bottle cured him - a. ~ be u not ianls-nsithrr
eau the bunch hg found
respectfully yours, =. y GRANGER
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5reifaiiy yours, PN. GRANGER


bE. y. Y. kESDsiL A Co.-fienfs-f sent yon .
dollar for your KsndaIs SPAWN Cure issf suni,ner
ubich cured bone pawn With half "a botiI-. The
best li1lme nj ever used
Year. respectfully. HOMER uOXIE
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Ney Po,tJI Notes.


The general provisions of the new
law which Is 20 b. put into operation
by the Post q g~'cr General within >iT
months are A. follow: Tn. limit -
sin lr IN pnry orders l. raised from $50
10 sl0,. aud the following scale of fees
il established: Drdrr- not exceeding
sl0. cen,s: $40 u So. II cents: So &"
$50. II centS: SiD t. so - cents: Sio t.
So, - cents: Silto So. 3lcantS: So To
SO. SbreutS: - - So. - cents: So To
Slol. - cents The present charges
for sums less than SIS 90 In cents, the
reduction Tor orders not larger thanSlO.
IL will he observed. j. nnc-iifth. Thi~
j. a. great 4 concession a. il was
thou tht wise - make in view of the
importanrr of m1iu'ainin: the service
on >eit-sIpp rrtiuS basis.
Bat fpr sIll. m. HEr'ei Ing - The
postal mote. " which j. to cost only ;
cents, VIII come into general use.
Practically. therefore. the order fees
are reduced twn-thiri~ Tor everything
below 3, a. well ~ one fifth for
everything below >lu: aud II the other
emf nf the scale 4 concession of ; rcHt-
is granted on orders between SlD and
SlaJ. IL j. likely To- lie found that the
charge offs cents for suns between -
and Slh - disprnpnT'innateiy high in
comparison with a 3 cent fee below s.
or a fee above $40 Though the postal
note will not la theory ~uper-eie the
order In the ease of small amount II
will do 80 in practice. Hence. some
other Congress will doubtless recng
niZe the prnprictv q! making thu
charge for orders ~ the kind now H.
Use. no; exceeding SLOT cents. or per
haps cents That will he timely n
soon a the growth pftha country over
comes the prospective deficit from tn,
reduction of letter postage.
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE!

Kelley Isiand, Erie Co. Ohio. w.res sis-o.
Dr p KEvBAtt Cc-f.enis-I have I'D
year ksnda'ls spawn cure or a Bur- spawn aud
pleased o. rsgsorf that q has taksa The sriars-
msni completely n. n tssk On. astti- 70 .srfarn
the care an csnffela that ifif j. property u.-f
u vii 90 ali 700 calm f1T q
l0afs truly. lfNEDiN
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ifynu want free sample copies o. the largest sud
hest sPricultur, paper in the country write yours
and your ncirhhaT's names on postal earl aud
mail ~ 10 Fhrasya' triend Fab. a. South BSad Ind
Price 81 cent, year and Premium. Ia every suit
scIiber
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1888.
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WHAT Is GOOD FOR BEAST Is
GOOD FOR NAN.


Psttsn'. Mills Washington CO. y Y FEB Hiss
y J kKSDarr " D.-D,sf sir-The particular
case on which ! isoi your Ksps4li's SPAWN Cure
vas malignant snkls sprzin u sixtsea months
stantiny. hsd triei many thinSs bat IN vain.
fgur henfslis -paTis Cure %; the fs5t % the
zrouni again. and tor the fr-f time since hart In
a natural p>tiSn. For fsraily Imminent IL srreis
anything v- ever used.
Yours truly. REV. " r. BELL
Pastor ". Y. Church. Psttsns Mills. n r
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Baker.Es1. VI De- n Is-3
n. ,. Kendall a CS--,en,,-f ~f.h - adj NJ
testimony In favor Of yesI ssisasl- lsnsa.os Kss-
d1iT, spAEin Cure Il the ,psiss 81 is-2 .,iyy-s
the lee sni sprsinsa ny rizk, linsb a; the kne-
!otrt. ras very iarD~ and tias~- sar-r-f tie
nos; ercruristinx pain ] -vrs a Ans4zS- 90 n
fs- over year. ,rt trt-d esa-t es-ryiktas IN nry
Tx.ch bat couif fnf uriElar that sl..i rlrs ~
permanent rslss;. Tb~n I ov-r~srkct Il vssa
pain me tsry au-h- IN Arsf ls-s h~xzn 10
ihink shouid b ersppis for HE has having
II. 500 ose-thirs Of berfls sni er.~ry~rr-t
relief AZ once The pain ist ms sn{ hos ne,
tsenhici NE since. ,e-i very xrrsesul ss yss eel
rrsis rsesnlnrni ksnfsirs SPAWN Cur. 70 al vhs
sufsr rsth sprnins aud fkeunatl-rn
Years truly. MRS BorTElL
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SPAWN CURE

o ss-pe
and % .A az, sr'..e pain or remove any s'ay so's
e.m" ofhe . ns
foe man ssts
In m eSst IT'S full perfect
s kusssp ,,ssfn
bottles -n
b
DIR. b. j. KENDALL z co.
1seseWr0A X6sss .vssWsue
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PERSEVERANCE WILL TELL.

st.ngli5n. Nass- March ish. issi
H. J krsrrtL a Co.--t;cuis-h lnstiss 10 Yea
AMI myself think ossh' e. De yau iHos taas
have removed tao tons .rasins 9TH KsSbsLL's
SFkAis cUE= one very lars" oue I0st kro~
bs= iaEr the spsyius hai t--a there. 7 hss-
owned The hor-s -i.hi Hi1h;hs u took las four
months 70 tate the large @ne OF sni tvs for thu
small one. hzv, u.ei tea Bottle The hsrss =.
entirely vel Mt at al stir. ard No buneh - -
seen or felt. This Is ~aadsTfll Hs-ssril-. !. %
q new thing here bat n il dsrs 81 I'll -h.; "a hss
don, for me b.. sal. vii - r~ry .-r-af
Especially ypur.
rnA- b. FAEKIE
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! you wANrrHE RIFT

- IN you wANTTHE BEST
II M Illustrated Weekly Paper
II ~ published! u e.. sub-
E~S scribe for The Weekly
n - Graphic. II contains four pages
~ Of illustrations and eight pages
"a Of reading matter. Il 10 terse.
II Is vigorous. II il clean and
healthy. IL gives all the news
tn home department IL full Of choice
literature. Farming interests receive spe-
eial and regular attention. I, treats indie
p-nden,iy Of politics Ari affairs. During
the year IL gives over 30 pages Of illu-,ra-
tions, embracing ever, variety Of subject,
from the choicest art pr's.utii"n 10 the
customs, msnners srJ noteworthy incidents
and everyday scenes Of very J-rople: and
Cartoons upon events, nrn and measures
Try il year sni-oriplirh price a. 20 n year
Sample oopic- anl irru,- :" agents. s cents
ADpRiSs THE WEEEIY GRAPHIC,
1872 4 ISL DE,RnoRN >rRErr. CHICAGO
We oser The Weekly Graphic In
Club with
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Publication Notice.
Daniel Read. Plaintiff

I.ase pi.,,ia Our. e'sss oDr-sy y Sa'ias and Ses
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The announcement il made tina,
Eugene Field. the well known Journal.
list and mimic, will leave the Denver
Tribune April 1, AMI go upon the stage.
II IL said he will go in with SA Smith
Russell, with whom he will play n
new scheme, something after the
Robson aud Crane style. Field and
Russell are very much alike I'm form,
features and voice. and they will no
doubt make great hit. They will
appear In Kansas City some time In
Nay.
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The Nerlii. Colorado AMI Black
Hills plner. are beginning To repori
an exodus nf miners To Alaska ONLY
very indefinite accounts Of the gold
fields in that far oil territory have
come to IN" States hut IL does No;
take much assurance L. stir the blood
of proSpect"rS anxious IL become tn.
Forty ninsrS' a. SOM. new FL DO.
rtio. \ few laws ~, So a0l va.
rlisei at Dea-lwooi - paw the tx
p"nss- Of a party o. twenty gold hunt.
erS who viii So OFT fbr the Northwest
Airril J rhere l. prnh1biy gold a.
Alaska. an l il the British possessions
between Alaska ant W shin ,ton Ter
ritnrv. ID n the avcrl - dollar for II
will he secured only by the expendl
tnr- Of ~ 9 ms wn-''I of labor.
EveryhodN h ~, arr colnr-hiind
ness, hut h Is a curinns aud little
known fact that some persons are So
constituted that the hearing OF sound
IL ALWAYS accompanied nv n sensation
Of cninr \ German by the name Of
Nusshau uer ma,ie the discovery first.
and numerous eases have been re-
ported since attention was called To
the matter For instance, F major Is
yellow and \ minnr violet a melody
piavei on tenor saNophone is yellow
ciarionet rel. On piano blue. and the
disfinctness Is proportionste 10 the in
tensitv ofthe sound. This must he an
Illustration Of what the scientists cal,
the correlation of forces.
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CIV. CRANE, 3lS Pine street and 10 Leides
dorf street, Room 80, san Francisco.
WA. CAswELL, Sacramento, California.
B.F. RILEY is authorized TO collect and re-
ceipt for subscriptions to the SILVER STATE in
Paradise Valley.
sR Youxs Il authorized to collect and
receipt for subscriptions 70 the SILVER STATE at
Big Meadows
A. GfSrg is authorized to collect and receipt
nor subscriptions to the SILVER STATE in Spring
City.
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ORES ASSAYED.

Attached to the Works is an ASSAY OFFICE
where ores will be assayed on reasonable terms
and accurate returns guaranteed.
Winnemucca, October Is, 1881
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making fortunes Ladies' make much as
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RANCH FOR SALE.

THE CLEAR CRERk RANCH, situated in
Grass Valley, together With Farming Imple-
ments, consisting of Threshing Machine,
Headers, Plows, Harrows, etc. On the ranch is
q good Dwelling House and Barn. There are
900 acres OF land inclosed, and plenty of water
forirrigating. In the driest season 500 acres OF
grain can be irrigated.
c. BAcHroLD,
nI4-tf Winnemucca, Nevada
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The most aged English Baronet IS the
venerable Sir Moses Monteiiore, who
on the 25th of October next will enter
upon his hundreth year. According to
the list compiled by the editor OF
"Xebster's Red Book, Sir Henry
Preston, q Scotch Baronet born in the
wear 1888, still survives. There are at
least twenty baronets living who were
born before the commencement OF the
present century. The oldest OF these,
after the names already mentioned, ap.
pears to be Sir T. Tyringham Bernard,
born in 1871.
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The hair of a girl employed in the
Elgin watch factory was caught in the
machinery and violently pulled. From
that time all Of the new growth was
white, and now the receding color has
reached a point half way 70 the ends.