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Complaint is frequently made by those
who use baking powder, that hey letY"
In bread, bi.cu', or cake raised by them
d.sagrreablr, bitter taste. This t'sie ioI-
lows the use OF all impure baking pow
der. and ia caused either by their cor
tainlug alum Introduced to make n cheap
articic). 10y the impure and adullernted
character OF other Ingredients used, or
from the Ignorance of their manuiactuI-
ers of the proper methods Of combining
them. These baking pow dcrs leave IN
the bread residuum formed OF ime,
alum, or other dclctcriOus matters, not NJ
Way though irequ, My. tAsthb.u In the
food. and by all physicans Clu- scd as i'll
iurious to health. The Royal baking pow
der is tree from this serious detect. In its
use no rosiduum Is left, aud the Loaf raised
bv ii Ia RlSays sweet, light nnd who'll 10
some. and notiCeRblv Tree from the pccul-
lar taste cunpninei OF. The reason OF
this Is because it Is composed Of nothing
but absolutely pure materials, sccntiiical-
ly combined In exactly the proper pro
portions Of acid and alkal t. net upon md
destroy each other, while producing the
largest amount of rnisuR powder. We
are Justified in this assertion from the nm
qualified sta cmcut made by the govern
ment chrmi-ts, who after thorough and
exhaustive tests recommended the
"Royal' tor Governmental use because OI
its superiority over III Others in purity
strength and wholesomcncs,. There is ne
danger OF bitter bread or biscuit where II
alone is used.
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Cascara Cordial.

one of the latest and most pleasant o
all iuuid ctthartics, this elegant prepare
ton /, made with scrupulOus care IRON
the best and most carefully selected n.atc
rial 1t il with the greatest pletsuit Ii u
we recommend this very superior ~
harmless remedy AS being the salesN ar'
surest laxative and cathurtic tor wear -
males and children, now in use, and 10
hubllual constipation aud indigestion, yo'
cannot lind anything more speedy or ce'
tain. 1t is combined with arumatics il
such manuer that the bitterness of til
cascara sa2rada Is completely disguised
ASH your Druggist Tor it, and be sure t
take NJ other. Price 81 cents per bottle
Prepared By fucker II willis, Waco
Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-01

The grand puim, fancy masquerade
ball will be given ut the Mcrchaut-' opera
house ON the night OF March 10Th next
The house could not lie secured for the
10Th, the niaht It was originally Intended
rn have the ball as it viii he &C 'upicd by a
theatrical troupe then. Th, bail viii be
one OF the grnndcst ever given In Waco
NJ pans OF expense will b. spared To Sc
cure this end, and we feel no hesitrti n In
predicting that 1t wi b." a glorious sue
cess. Nrnr after wear our people autlci-
pate this annual Purlm ball a. the event of
The sea, on, and the success which has nj
tended the ball each year has proven ia"
excellence and proficiency OF lis manag,
mrnt. Our Hebrew irrnds, under whose
supervision the ball is given, assures MS
that this b. II Will be vastly superior to
those OF former year., and Judging from
the character OF the preparations We are
prepared to agree with them. OF course
everybody Is going.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-01
DOCEIsI.S. ns.IE.OT.
How She NstouI-hcd the Natives
ns Houston.

Y sterdRy afternoon tins famous doc
tress, whose fame had preceded her here,
aud who herself had been here three or
-four days, made her first appearance IN
professional rupuc,ty upon cur streets
She started from the corner Of Texas ay-
en- 10 and Main street on magnificent
gilt aud glass ear, drawn 10y three richly
harucsscd horses pulling abreast. ON
the same car, just behind the seat that
Rho occupied, were several musicians
Enthusiastically rubed IN costumes Of the
Oriental der. Her coHchman was als"
elnhurntcly hubitcd in black "-'t'. VI
,.,,,.,,,,,J with ,,rlI t--, ~ most pro-
r,,.,' ,,,,,.,,,'. Tie was seated beside
.H'' "f'SSlnale Asculupius, who has
come among us from the far
of Orient. She was uttirrd ia robes Of
pale blue silk, cut after u pattern to
which Americans are lttle accustomed ,
1t resembling more IN pattern "A Mexican
blanket with Il hole cut in the centre, a.,
1t hangs upon the weurcr, an dress.
This loose robe was brSpanglcd with
golden stars aud suns until one could
not more than see the blue background
II reached nea ly to her feet. Her ped.
al PARTS were adorned with shoes OF tho
same color, comm, to a sharp point
h''ub 'Al'' Al'H'H IIbul lut lotr hul
turning ny very much like par Ut old
fashioned skates. On the blue shoe
were gold stripes running
across the feet She also wore
11nsthlnS rc-embhng corouet,
with fine b'1nI ,Jn,;nr, , li',I,, n;r 'In,,.',
Main strrrt T.arIin, prestn,n 'V sr =,
trru.J ,ov,,rJ a.. r,..rr.,, a,,.i si,,.,i'.
,Jtnr rro.,I a, ,rg,is t,, uh. ,'.',,' ~
intn' fl i.,,,rSt md tL, I.rs.', s,aIi LII
Am nnI t,,.,,,,, g,.,,,
dnr,ng .i,irh tir,n. q, H., n,1,,r,l ',,,tari
ar"n"d ,lnn.a,i,,,, ,,7.,,.,' '" a S",,'o, ,'i
sbs drnva IN tIa .oa, cnr, "s - " ,I,t
snnurs ard cor,rsucnl t,ran,,b I,,, ,m'
trr"retsr IN aIjr,ss thn crn f." ~ ,h ,n
.gntbered ornn,I tn tl,o nun,I,or -, iH6
mr. 50O I'm sea thn wonder and b.ar h i'o
tt1k avs
Sbo. csII.J ,,r ,.rs,rs ooI;,,.I -u,u.
rheuuotisr, J.,r,.-ss ,,,,' o,'J ,,' ",,u
nth"r vim asl,,,', th'a,,, I'M, ',l'''!
~ 4La car 1m3 sL', y,nII ..,ra tr "", "''''
nm short ,,',, s,,ar'l ann, NIL,
,,ori',s '" ,'I,; ''u 81 IN Wy, WIN
il beid hy ILysiS;on s'a ' - na,
! ~vu'S ,'''ou ,so'u ih 'h'ce nl'nutes'
a,,I,, e.. si,,., '','', 49,, - ~ 'Nn,
on!s .uo al'Hn 's' '1"H''i '"r9 IinRe OF
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-01

LOUISVILLE LEAF TOBACCO Co.
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strict midlliug g'.c; nlIdliug g.; strict low
mid lag $40, low nitdling shG, stained, 40
20 on,
GHAtN.
Hay. per ton, s. alJ ~. Core, por Nm
Co.. Wheat, NJ dlt,rrauean, spys5e oats,
4 ufiyr.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-01

In order to reduce my stock am OF
fering everything nj reduced prices
Cur-ets, hoop skirts, bustles, gloves
neck wear Of ev ry DESCRIPTION, too
minRs OF different kindly ids nt cost st
Millinery REQUESTED and curls at the low
muir ,YlHG possible. Hair worked up;
fair bought. Stamping done. DreFH
charts 81; pleating machines 81. Dress
making by Mrs. Austin Call and get
bill for dress and trimmings; no, trouble
to tell you the articles needed f67 each
suit. MRs Is. J. Du-s.
No. 52i6 Austin St. Up Stars.
. 23lwtc
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10! THE POORINDIAN
A Tear ana ErIbute 10 Old
ComhnChe Peas.

An aged Indian OF the Comanche tribe
known a Peas, died yesterday ON tie
Nor"ool farm, and was buried AT the ex
pense OF the county. He was, no doubt.
the last OF his people in all this region
round about, and his exit to the happy
hunting grounds OF his foreiathers recalls
Tor moment the wonderful changes
which have been wrought in this iair land
since Peas was a 6stS-thtt is, If he ever
was baby. This venerable aborigine had
hardly turned his three score years and
ten--the brlei span OF lie which is typilied
BY the fleeting shadow of cloud over tie
sun--and yet within that lime Texas has
emerged from its primitive solitude into
An empire of civilization. The rowing ed
man has yielded his heritage Of smiling
priries and wooded valleys
TO his paler brother, who pushed hun
further west AT the end of Il shot gun; and
Peas alone was left on all the nomads who
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-01
LION DRUG STORE
Simple eredies
Electric Consumption Cure.

Has undoubtedly the best reputation OF
any medicine Tor the cure OF consumption
that we have yet been able to lind. 1t /,
expressly for consumption, and
tnosr WHO are Affected With Il deep seated
cough OF loug-tanding. \ few doses
give immedlatc relief aui II kept up viii
effect cure. Il is very soothing 10 Iho
lungs ami pleas mt to take. one good
nights sleep. from those dreadful ptr"N'
SIN, ot coughing is worth more than the
price of hnt dozen bottles. ASK your
druggist tor "A bottle at once, price 80 cts
and 81 per bottle Prepared only by
Tucker 4 Willis, Waco. Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-01

". VI. kelle't has moved III. mammoth
stock Of agricultural pl,m,nts and mh.
chiucry to the large brick II r. room
corner sixth aud Austin streets, formerly
occupied 10y j. ". higgins. lie call, spe-
cial att nt.On of his old friends and TIE
public generally 10 his large and vel as.
sorted stock OF Implements, and hopes, by
stiict attention TO business, to merit II
share OF their patronage. O}OldltN I'm
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CcnIrnII.onnOnice

Money loaned in sums to suit ON dia-
mouds, watches, jew,lry, guns, rcvul-
vers, pistols, clothing, furniture and all
articles Of value. Also large line OF
uureieemed pledges for sale. Bust
ness strictly confidential; all private
communications eau be addressed to T.
o. box 1876.
FRIBou RIG K DoMSAU. PROPS,
South side square, blue front, sign Of
hree gilt balls. 02O6tf
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The Wonder of the AQe.

Its to be- tound in the Electric Neu-
Ialgia, Lotion" which is last becoming
celebrated ms the OILY genuine specific for
neuralgia, nervous headache, rheumatism,
gout. toothacue. swollen iimb,, aud IN
tact all intlJmmatury diseases. II is Won
deifu what ,e 'trcu effect this remedy
has on the sufferer in removing the pam
instantly. US il by magic. II Is entirely Il
vegetable compound. and perfectly harm-
less M Its action. 1t is no humbuE. Try
il. ASA your drug4isr; price % aud ~
cents per bottle PrpnI,d only by
fucker Il Willis Waco, rrXls.
For the benefit OF the incr dulOus We
here append two certificate, out ot many,
Messts TuckerN Willis
Dear ~irs-lt affords me pleasure to say
that your "E.ec rio Neuralgia Lotion" AZ
lOrled me reliet when Other remedies
lave Jailed. SAMUEL L. RIGHT
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scholastic special 10 Parents
and Guardians

Dr. A. Suhler's select school will be
orened At the synagogue, on Washington
street, ut o'clock, this Thursday morn.
lng. DR.. Suhler requests that children
who arr to attend viii please be on hand
promptly and also bring with them tho
trxt book they have been using. In
many ca .e- II ia believed these books eau
AZ ,ip b, utilized. Is ys and girls alike
absolutely nun-scCtarian Or. ;. has pleas.
ure In announcing that he hl, secured, "a
an uss. TAFT, the services OF higl ~ con.
,c'cnt ady teacher, resident OF Waco.
U3iilt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-01

The trim of Shaw ~ bowman hg
been dissolved 10y mutual consent "
Il Shaw having purchased the inte-.
OF X. ii. bowman and assuming 4
liabilities Of he firm.
W. Il. SHAW.
Il. Ii, DOwNXN
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Eye and Ear.

DIR. ]. j. \, Moncure, oculist and
anrist, offers his services 10 the public.
Room No. 8, mp stairs, Chalmers build
ing. Call at Castles X Morrison's drug
sore-U222-
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and town officers, to hold city and town
Offices and vote 10 town meetings.
-NrFITp OUT.
NV YORK, + hruary 2s.--Strong's
snun mills At Dutchki l. aud Masp,th
were seized and destroyed by revenue
ptigprs
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-01

Womau's primitive beauty and 7ig@
which have been lost, can be resto's.
and retained by the ac ion Of ce'ia-
constitutional agents. These agent
nee soanly regulate, build up ioraii
and untagoulze all existing female l-is.'
ularitles and eXcessrs, or oU-tr1d1'
which produce the III health he
remedy must unload The locked apa
crctions, add iron 10 blood, strength %
system aud vitality to nerves, sasl !
remedy Is found III the use Of E1iIi-
Female Bitters. -U22slw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-01

Eruptions. sores, plmples, rheumatism
are but indicators OF impure bl cd.
Acker's Blood Elixir il the RENE ". Sold
by Castles, Morrison & Co., Waco, Tex
HH.-Ul i6lWly.l
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Convalesccnts from all wasting ls
eases should use Carriers Liver BlH''
for their superior Strengthening ".
tonic qualities, Sold 10y tucker 4 VILE
" Acn. leNAs. N24slW
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More cases Of sick headache, oillg j y
ness, coustipa ion, etc, eau be ' unJ ,r
less time, with less medicine, ,i sD i'ir.
less money,by using CaiterS Ll'- ssdifi
Pills, than 10y any other means IEpI,l,
tucker * Willis, Waco, IeAas'-V-''
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Take your prescriptions to Tucker
Willis, where they can be filled Day I!
night by compel mt dlspensers,-Se5 Oh
new column ad.-Ol l7tc
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Embroileries, emMoiderics elnu l'sj,,,
les, aces, lace-, IA quantities. J"s' wv
AT Sanger Bros .O-2j,c
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-01

Two fine, proof jacks, Tennessee and
NJ alt,sr stock, Texas raised. Tor sac, or
VIII be iarmeu out to u good man. Apply
to Rom WORKMAN,
GOBLIN BOsqueyllc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-01

Ackcr'- Blood Elixir guaranteed will
cure all kinds of bio Il rosuninR inner.
tied or con ractcd. Sold 10y Castles,
Morrison n Co, Waco Texas.
Ol l6dWly-l
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February %. l4,g.-' H. and lonuin
" .Itcr- o. Il j, Munror trustee. for
use of $ l. 9auuelH, ln1 acres Of the
Sarah Carter htadriEht. ........
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-01

For dyspepsia and liver 'o an rtysH
you have a printed guAraiu'vs II ue1.
bottle Of Smloh's NIialsSi' Noniss
fails o cure, Sold by Oa .S'as -056i1l
X Co., Druggists, Waco IeA'''
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-01

Remember that you can buy good
staple groceries at cost by calling at II.
W. hilll' store, corner Fifth aud Aus.
tin streets.-O3Olf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-01

-Ahot, broiied oyster aiIcrescD ., qi1'
at Roper saloon.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-01

Why will you cough When Laiist Pas
GU will give Immediate Vii by Css'
10 ce Is, 81 cents aud 81 ut Vs.
les, Morrison y Co, D'"ss
uexas.-02J s6m-l
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-01

PmLApEIruIN February 2s.-The
presl eut Of the Union Trust company
states he WI pay today the last install.
mcnt Of S2,OOO,OOO Of the car trust 10 IN
tn the directors Of the Philadepin and
Reading Railroad, which il the main
condition precedent to the relief Of the
receivers.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-01

CHcAuo, Februu, 2s.-Iu view Of the
recent pHrochial -cho | disaster in New
York, at the request oi thu board OF edu-
cation, the building Inspector is mnalug
special examinations Of public schools.
Thus far, almost without exception, they
have been found faulty in construction
aud dangerous. Steam pipes pass close
to wooden partitions and the doors open
inward.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-01

BosroN, February 2s-The house has
defeated by In to 80, the bill giving fe-
male citizens the right to vote for city
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-01-20
Application for q Patent
UNITED SrArxs LAND orr,es.

H
NoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAr james
~ Nesbitt and George Nesbitt, whose pest.
once address 10 Phoebe. Nevada, have this
CO.. Gay nied S Their application for patent for nvs
CONDOR Miiistte. situated In Lincoln tousty
and State Of Nevada, and desienated by the
neld notes and ofilcial plat on nle ~ this once
% LOT Number 8. In yowpship I South OF
range ss, East Of Mount Diabio Meridian, the
exterior boundaries Of said Lot No. 81 being a.
follows. to wit: Beginning at post MARRIED
No. I. 8 Survey No. 81, whence the v one.
fourth post Of Sec a., Township 1. Z, OF range
% Z. bears se deg Is min " 1885 feet. and the
corner Of the stone cabin at the mouth of
Condor Canyon. bears N 50 deg W 320 feet,
thence running LIST csurte, rs DEG Z ~ feet
to- post marked MOI. q 8 Survey No 81, from
which post the smoke-stack Of The Condor
S,i oesrs 81 deg " s. feet; thence. md courre
. 9 Survey No 81: thence. srd eourse. 8 is deg
lS2 feet to post Married No Z, 9 Survey No
~; thence. 4th course. 50 deg Is min " 2ss
feet to post marked No 8. o Survey NO u |:
married Nos. US Survey No 81: thence. EN-
courss. Is deg " 2s7 feet, to the place OF
beginning. post No 1. containing Z Sc.ltO acrer.
Magnetic variation. l6 deg East.
The location Of this Nillsite 10 recorded
ysda, In book Of mining nottcea, pass Sia
There are NO adjoining clains. Any and all
persons claiming adversely any portion Of ssid
Condor Millsite or surface ground are required
to hle their adverss claims with the Register Of
the Unitsd States Land ofhce at Eursks, n the
State Of Nevada. during the sixty daya period Of
publication hereof. or they will BE- barred BY
virtue Of the provisions Of the 0talute,
+. II. HINCKLEY, Register.
tits hereby ordered that the foregoing notit
OF application for patent be pnhliahed for the
period Of ten consecutive weeks. In the Phoebe
RrconD. weekly nevspaper. puhliahed ai
Phoebe. Nevada.
jyaa7od F.H. HINCKLIY. Register.
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This is for ladies only Pa excused
himself to the wax woman and said he
would see her later"
SOMETHING IN THE RED.

Judge Pitman has habit Of slipping
his watch under his pillow when he goes
to bed. One night somehow it slipped
down, and as the Judge was restless it
worked its way down towards the foot
OF the bed. After bit, while he was
lying awake, his foot touched it; it felt
very cold; he was surprised, scared, and
jumping from the bed he said:
My gracious, Maria, there's toad
or something under the covers. touched
it with my foot"
Mrs. Pitman gave loud scream and
was on the floor in an instant.
"Now, don't go hollering and wake up
the neighborhoOd," said the judge. "You
get q broom or something, and well fix
the thing mighty quick"
Mrs. Pitman got the broom and gave
1T to the judge, with the remark that she
felt as though snakes were creeping up
and down her legs and back. fEfs
"Oh, nonsense, Maria. Now, turn
down the covers slowly while 1 hold the
broom and bang it. Put bucket of
water alongside of the bed so that we
can shove il in and drown it"
Mrs. Pitman fixed the bucket and
gently removed the covers. The Judge
held the broom uplifted. and as the black
ribbon of the silver watch was revealed,
he cracked away at it three or four times
with the broom; then he pushed the
thing of into the bucket. Then they
took light to investigate the matter.
When the judge saw what it was he
said,
'"I might have known; it's Just like
you women togo screeching and fussing
about nothing. It's utterly ruined"
"It was you that made the fuss, not
me" said Mrs. Putnam. "You needn't
try to put the blame ON me-"
Then the judge turned in and growled
at Maria until he fell asleep.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-01-20
SheciH's Sale.

Dy VIRTUE OF AN HxECUTIoN ISSUED
ID out Of the Sixth Judicial District Court
in and for the County Of Lincoln. State Of n Ne.
vada. and to me directed and delivered. for :
Judgment rendered in said Court ON the eth OF
september, A. D. 1882, in favor Of Joseph Heea-
mann and against John Kinney and wife. for
the sum OF four hundred and seventy gS-lco
dollars, debt. together with two 2s-Ioo -. 81
dollars, tax costs and all accruiug costs and In.
terests. have levied on the following properly
to wit:
One ten-horse power, I balance wheel. bar
ley cracker. tumbling rods. Jack halt. a Jas,
Buffers ranch In Pahrsnseat Valley, Lincoln
County, Nevada. One Separator, at Aiko Lin.
con County. Nevada. One Buckeye reaper and
mower combined, Mccormick mover, I *
ftsh wagon, the running gear Of * wagon
with three wheels. bellows. vise, anvil, I
grtndstone. screw plate. swedge hammer,
square, ! rasp. hles. I one-horss Iron axle
wagon, pitch forks. wheelbarrow. ll.ineh
mouse-color. branded "B'' on riaht thieh sSd
'W"on right shoulder; one black. no brand,
tail broke down; one dun. branded and vented
IA o. on len shoulder and thigh; and one hay,
branded an" on left aide Of neck-and double
sets Of harnesa. at Thompsen's ranch, In PsA /.
rahagat Valley, Lincoln County. Nevada.
Notice 10 hsrsby given that on s
saturday. the aad day Of aspte mhsr.
A. D. 1854. beginning at the hour Of 10 ao'clcek
n.ef that day. wsii sell all the right. title
and tnterest Of said Kinney and wife In aud
TO the above described properly. at the aboys .
named plscea In rahrsnsest Valley. lincoln
County, Nevada. At public apetiep, tor cssh In
hand, TO the highest and beat bidder. 10 satisfy !
said execution and all costa.
o., p SHERWOOD, sheriff,
ny ., D. shirn. Deputy sheriff. seis,d
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Administrators Sale.

NoTIoE 10 HgRIHy GIVEN THAT ON
~ Monday, the nth day Of pscenbsP, A, p,
House door In Pioehs, County ofLincoin, State
Of Nevada, the ranch Known % "hsppstts
apripss,' situated on the road trem Ptochs 10
Hike, In said eonnty and State, and bslepsipg
to the estate Of Eugene Shannon, deceased, Will
bs sold ~ Public Auction 10 the htsAsSt and
hss. bidder, 4 splsndid property With soed
title.
10 HINpERsON,
u special Administritar Of sAid HstSts,
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Notice to Creditors

NoTtoE u ARRRby GIVEN ny the pN,
IN pRRaldNEp, AdAipistgatoy ~ the Iststs
oi v, oonee, deceased, TO the creditors ot, aud
sh persons having elsinas sgsipet sstd ds,
essssd, 10 ethipit the ssna, with the nscssssgy
vouchers Within four mopthy isaM ~ Ags. pHh'
Law pa,es ot Thompson Osmphsll. In FioeRs,
County ot Lineoln, ttste Of Nevada, u 81 ordty
e!4th pistFiet COURT, duly msds on the ~ ~
ot October, a, y, 1es2, Z" - TsFs
psssa pieshs, Noysptsy /, lstsE
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-01-20

WHERE THE RICH MAN WRST.-A boy
who reioiced in bare feet six days of the
week was compelled by his mother to
put on shoes when he went to church and
Sunday-school in q village mile distant
from his home. No sooner, however,
was he ont of the maternal sight than he
pulled OF the heated leather boxes, be-
cause they made his feet swell, and tying
them together by the strings. threw them
over his shoulder and logged on bare
footed, As usual He was soon overtaken
by rich neighbor in fine family wagon.
who asked him to ride. The boy was
bound for the Baptist church and the
wealthy farmer to the Presbyterian.
Singing his hrogans under the seat he
enjoyed the profered ride and was Sc,
down at his own church. forgetting his
shoes, while the rich man went on to his
destination. InSunday-sehool the teach.
er was prOsy and the boy got to sleep
during the lesson. which was on Lazarus
and the rich man. The teacher con.
eludea his lecture ON the lesson of the
day with the question, "what becam.
si the rich man~ The boy reused uI
from his snoOse just in time to answer,
"He drove up to the Presbyterian
church, "No," answered the teacher,
she lifted up his eyes in hell" "No,
he didn't, persisted the boy, "he went
up to the Presbyterian church, and he's
got my new shoes under his wagon seat,
-lTroy Times,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-01-20
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