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THE noe CHOLERi.

LANCASTER, Dec. The hog cholera Is pre-
Nailng Ia an alarming extent near hanbridso, Many
farmers have already suffered great losses some are
utchrTing their hogs To- save hrln from the disease
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4 JIyEuAS'S TERRIBLE FALL

Edward Raynor of No. $40 Ninth-aye., line
nah m the employ of the Western Union Telegraph
Company while repairing wires upon the roof o. 40 10
Fultonst trippcd upon the gutter and fell headlong
distance Of sixty feet and landed upon the roof OF
tension of No IL Ann ST. lie was taken TO the Chambers
s;oeet Ho-ta And being UNCONSCIOUS suffered greatly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-03

william IT. Coleman presided and called upon the colored
people aid their unfortunate brethren who had been
dryed from the south by Democratic tyranny Resolu.
lions adopted extending sympathy 70 the refugees
and declaring that they had better remain hero than 90
tho malaral climate Of Africa committee OF twenty
five appointed to get up entertainment Tor the
benefit OF the refugees collection was taken WHICH
amounted 10 $II 80
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LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

AIGrSrA. Me-, Dec. "A fire this afternoon
ias'royod \ two-siory woodrn building owned 10y J. VI
Whitchnuso. and used Tor wood shop broom handle
factor, aud pti, mill The luas IL $1,000 Insured
BosiuN. boo =. THIS morning m unoocurird dv'll
ing house owned by itcdctick Nelson, damaged b.
are 80 The amount of $4,000.
81 lori. Dee The car aud paint shops Of the cairo
Short Line Railroad Company, al last ~ Louis. were
dr.tro,ed hy IRE Yesterday loss T2oopo fully IA
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GLOVE SHOPS DESTROYED.
IN, rRtpgR.Pu TO rHT rRfBUNF.l

GtovrRsvILLE, y. Y, Dec. 2.-Thc brick
shops owned by Mrs o. H. Leavenworth. and occupied
by wells X Young. Il Il. orr. Thomas Nevlns ana VI X
orr an glove m1nuf1cturcrs we're totally dc7trpy'i 10y
nro to day. loss $40 900. partly insured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-03
MARRIED.

DALE-DENNY-On December =. at the resiGslee Of tAa
brides parents by the Rev. Gerald y Dae, IT,. 0f Nc,
Lebanon syria, Chalmers Dale 10 Amey d.. daughter Ot
John Denny. all Of this city.
FORSNTH-BU RRILt.-On December !. at the residence
oi The brides parents by the Itcy DR. william Morgan.
George Wallace FOr,yth % Newburg Ncw.YoTk, Lmiiy
Vermilye daughter OF John {. Burril Of this city.
PEEK-BEN y ETr-On Tuesday Dec mbsr ?, by the Rev.
Hasey Moore, Eben Augustus Pcok to Flora Weir Bennett
notices Of Marriages must b. indorscd ruth MI namS
aud n fdrcss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-03
Speclal Nouces.
William T.. Moore. Auciioncer.
A.

MOORE'S ART GALLERY 900 sTIAVE.
EiCulNas ZINE LINE ENGRAVINGs ORIGINAL
DRAWINGS aud some Hare ami Curious Books IN Elegant
hiniings To be sold by AUCTION pprn,v n.o.0,,o, an,
Afternoons at 40 oooos and Evenings Al , O'CLOCK
HIGHLY IMPORTANT AND VALUABLE CoLLEo.
llON on PAINTINGS
now ~ free unhibltiGn ~
THE BARKER GALLERY ~ and ~ LlhEhTf'sf-
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY DEO aANDo
al $50 y ~ zach day,
inoludng upward ~ nnv ~ortsby
tho uost worthy American artists
and abou, All equal number Ol examples
by layorto and culnbr.tol foreign masiera
1lo combined o,hlbt contributed largely
WITHOUT ANY HfSrRVAfloN Whatever
Also same days
and AS portions ~ saiuo COLLECTIONS,
ritcts MAIiiLl hlAi,AMN. y,.n.
cOstly Japanese screens, iifira ifac, SC
Catalogues mailed nee $500 .
dtoRdt RANKS. Auctone"r..
Art Dun~i A. Mathews. Auc,ionrrr.
SOW ef l nHbSN EFF RAr All AFP 5 ESsS'S'
IA suiEhn HoLlh'i,,99Sr, otry
rAtNftNUt
ny The u %S,i .cpeT sc 81 Gp,cRcsr artists
IL orlS r%@S1 sAi To- 'G ricfTHTo or 1888.
AND rue fiNtrr NinhRr
cyer shown In The unliod stles
Every picture IN tho collection finished work.
TOMORROW. THURSDAY. aud fRiDAy EvENiNds
December AMI ~ sOcock.
Catalogues mailed to any address On application.
Diamonds.
RANpEr. BARRYMORE & BILLINGS.
IMPORTERS AND CUTTERS or DIAMONDS
mANUrAcrURrnS OF DIAMOND JEwELRY
o. Nassaust and 20 Maldeniane New.York.
81 Andrewsst.. London
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

wAsniNGroN. Dec. 2.-For New England.
generally fair weather variable winds nearly stationary
temperature.
For the Middle Atlantic states. generally fair weather
variable Winds mostly northery, nearly stationary tenn
peraturc go.
Tor the Ohio Yaey and Tennessee. fair weather, Hight
variable winds. nearly stationary temperature
Ior the Lower Lake region. slightly warmer generally
fat weather. south 90 vest winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-03
AIRS NOT com THAT GLITTERS.
10y TELEGRAPH TO rHg rNtnuSe,

ATLANTA, Dec. "A stranger here offered n
package Of gold foil valued nj 800, for sale to-day
for Sl9j and when the transaction was concluded ho
rfty exchanged II for another containing only lead GOV
cred with gold without being detected and disappeared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-03

TglHpSE OFFICE. nec. 81 o m-Fne muemeut VI
le barometer yesterday doRuBa Fd Far aud clear
weather prevailed Tue temperature ranged between 80
and go, the average 35 helns 50 lower than tho
spending day last year, and 4 lower than
Monday.
slightly warmer fan weather may be expected to-day
In this city aud vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-03
New Pictures at schau us.

collection OF High Glass Pictures Drawings Engrivngt
and Echngs OF the Prcnch other continental schools
form great attraction schaus wo-known art I'm.
porium. 749 Broadway. opposite Aston place.
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DESTRUCTION OF COOPERAGE WORKS.
IAwRtNCFBTRG. Ind. Dec. 2.-Ihe Banel

Cooperage Coupanys works were burned this morning
The fire Is supposed be Of inccndiary origin The "-
j. 10000. fully covered hy insurance one Huhul'u
and nifty men thrown ont OF employ ulent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-03
ALL yIGHT TEAMS on tue BRIDGE

between | and o'clock yesterday morn
ing said superintendent Martin of the brooklyn Bridge
eve had 10 passengers from New York. and carried bo
from brooklyn The receipts pl3 DO whether the
plan OF running the all night long will be successf
from financial point of view ROMANS 10 be seen but IL
Is much cheaper the by the locomotive men
did Inst nlgh than 70 keep the man cable runnlng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-03
JrLLA WARD HOWE N PHILADELPHLA
LEY TELEGRAPH To TIE TRIBUNE.

iBr TELEGRAPH To the rRIBuSE.l
PHILADELPHI>, Dec. 2.-The ladies who have
Interested themselves In the NewOrleans Exposition,
hold meeting AZ the wOmcn's club, the Century, TO
morrow Mrs Julia Ward Howe. chairman or tho
committee for an exhibit OF wOmen's work, Will be
present and address them.
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dSSdTLrNG A BRO7HER MINISTER.
my TELEGRAPH TO rsg rRtvuv. I

NEWPORT. Dee. 2.-Thc Rev. 4. w. Ncndtc
pastor of the Claiming Memorial Church here
has created stir by attacking his prrdr'
cc.aor and former friend. tho Rev W. X.
Sohcrncrhorn who recently Joined the Episcopal Church
Mr. M,ndtc prints letter reviewing some or Mr.
SrhcrnrflnuN statements aud his record and charges
him with instability and appropriately. His Language II
-tat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-03

1876 ils3H 1886 ~ n h ..,t R5li y it!i .si
ls ,sHAHAI iAls.rr wv "''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-03

enees The convention will close with missionary mass
meeting morrow night, at which addresses Will te
made by Bishop Fowler and the Rev DIR. Charles T.
McCabe, missionary secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-03

from shock aud at times was delirous His under Jaw
il fractured aud he has compound fractures OF both legs
at the thighs There were No symptoms OF ih'ein'i "
Jury. The injuries are not necessarily fataL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-03
THE ELECTRICAL SHOW DELAYED.

BosToN, Dec. 2.-1he opening of the Ameri-
can Electrical Exhibition IN this city has been again
postponed until December :, at the request OF many
large exhibitors who desire further time to prepare their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-03
rRizES roR cHRiSrnAS cARDS

Christmas card prizes closed last evening at q o'clock
large number of person, interested In the result Of
tho contest fingered about RolchaidA dhllely unu
haifpnrt TO- when the of the succcSsful artists
were announced The trst prlfo ~ ~ 600 was awarded
to G. weldon. the aecond, ~ 5000, 10 VIII H. Lows
thr third of $500 To Thomn, Moran. ana thu fourth Of
500. 10 Frederick Die Imam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-03

AIDING NEGRO REFUGEES from THE SOUTH
A meeting was held last evening In the
African Bethel Church to devise plans for the relief and
maintenance OF the nine six women and seventeen
children refugees from Texas until tho arrival OF the
ship In February which "a " take them " Liberia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-03
SEEKING TO ATENGE ZORA BURNS.

LINCOLN, ILL.,, Dee. civilian II. Burns,
the father OF Cora Burns who murdered here about
year ago shot at o. A Carpenter. who was tried
for and acquitted oG her murder but missed him lie Ia,
not been arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-03
BuEIED UNDEE hIGHr roSs or coAL
lpr rKLsGRArn TO NJ. rain.xnI

POfTsNILLE, Penn, Dee. 2.-IawTencc Bar
rcti - prominent mine contractor was Instantly killed
at t. Riley co.'s colicry Centrilia this hiiar-
Eight tons Of top coal aud rock fell. completely
buryug hl.
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rHE rrNERAL or ORLANDO ToMPKiNS.


kinA of tho ioson Theatre took place from hs home
today Tho scr,icos conducted by thu ioN, l.. T..
Halo. The 1cmpIo Quartrtto furnished the music
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Everybody laughed and tho champagne ordered.

The Worst Coughs are cured by DR.. Jayncs
Expecoranta good remedy also for Pains in the Breast
and Soreness of the Throat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-03
THE WILL or YOUNG. THE DIs7ILLER.
10y TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.


PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2.-Ihe will of Alexan-
der Young. the distuIer VI the weI-known y. L. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-03

INVITED TO GENERAL MOTIFS FUNERAL.
The Governor of New Jersey, through the
Adluant General ~ the state has invited the society Of
the Arm, o the Potomac Ia attend the funeral Of General
,or,ho Mott which will take place at tho state House,
Trenton, ~ y, III. on Wednesday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-03

Lundborg's Perfume. EdeniaA
Lundbora's Perfume, Marecha Mel Rosa
Lundborg's Perfume. Alpine Violet
I.undborg's Perfume. Lily OF The Valley
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Valuable Discovery to make Iiiris slAs u PETERS
GERMAN TREAT sold every where for ~ cents oaoh,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-09-13
NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HERl BY GIVEN THAT ArFII.
~ CAT ION for Iatents ftr Town Itts, be-
civ ming At o post arbtd No. ], tE corner
Il the Town Of Bristol: Thence o n ~. raj
monumtlt No. hears IAN dtgIas T 20 $40
feet; u & mineral monument fo.2 ttaI dii 4 at
the northeast correr Il ti1th and Main sheets,
In the Town of Bristol, bears N 60h degrees "
1,C6O feet.
First courre. 8 yoh degrees W 2,elo ftet to
post marked No. 2, coILtr Town Of Bristol;
III. nee, &c course. N l9h deere, " 2,6l0 ftet
TO post marked No. 8, NV correr Town OF Fr 8.
tol; thence, Sd cour,e, N 7Oh d, eIees 2,6Ie
feet TO pot maik,d No. 4, NE corr er Town OF
Bristol: and thence. Ith ctuIte, y 1871 dtlres
2640 lei to pott No. I, the place Of b. eirn,ng,
containing one hui died aid ti1ty snts, ind b.
ing the Tow nsite If Britol, Lii ntoln Cluity.
| State Of Nevsds, must te made TO the VI deI.
signed ontr before the lith day Of Fttr,sry,
A.. y 1854. or be fort yer tsned. Zee Conj He'd
avs cf the State Of Nevr da, .. ll6. vol :,
section $3.50. act approved February s0th, 1879.
Application must be 8led with A. ]. Ilair
Bristol. Nevada.
| b ENRY RIvEs,
l sul1-8t Trusies Of ,wusite Of B1is
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NO TT CE.

NyorIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN TINT THE
IN books of H-gs'r,ti N for .he g,nersl
.i-cti N. to be held November l. 1884 1 r the
elec ion Of St .te, County and 10 Snship officers
are ow opsn and will rem ain open daily. on
sll le lal days, from 10 O'clojk NJ to 6 ocl 'ck
p. NJ until 'ctober 10. 1881 AMI from 'tober
Il, 1884. t, October 81 1874 ffAm 7 to 0o'cl,
P NJ In aidiri N to the holrs heretofo mer
II med, at wht lime the 'Jks for R-g stration
will close Mt & "'ciock p. NJ The law requires
n ,tr -afiz4d ci izsJs t,xh,bit tn ir certiic 81
of naturalization 1t the time they present thum
selves for registration.
A. A. YOUNG,
RI gistry Ag mt. Phoebe Precinct, Lincol !
county, N,v,dt.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IA HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ bDks Of kegi,tration for thu general
Il ctiJn, to b, hell Novembar 4, 1884,, r; tn,
election of STATE, County a ID Township Off: ID,
are now open, ali will remain open 4 Ally, o.
all legal days from 10 O'Clock A NJ to Del rex
T. NJ nuti oct 1bar 10. 1854, aud from OCTOBER
10, 1881, to Octoo r 81, 1854, font to 9 O'Clock
P. NJ, in sddilio, to the hour, heretofore NELL
toned ut whi III time the b Ioks for r g istration
will clos at O'Clock p NJ. The law regu res
naturi IL d ci'iz ms TO exhibit their c-rtihca es
OF na'ur ,!izatiou at til, time they present the Ii.
selves for registration.
LOUIS STERN,
Registry Agent, Hiko Precu,t, Lincoln county
hayidl
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TIE ROAD TO TIE ALTAR,
Prince bismarck and n son Of III,
Duke Oh ARGYLL

Prince bismarck and n SON Of the
Duke Oh Argyll.
The London Truth says that the fol.
lowing story appeared in recent num-
ber Of the German serial. "Deutsche
Roman. .Biblothek," under the title of
"The Road to the Altar" A young son
of the Duke of Argyll having become en-.
gagged to Lady -, as in duty bound
asked his fathers consent. The Duke,
however, answered, ''Since my eldest
son, the Marquis Of Lprne, married the
daughter of the Queen, our sovereign, he
has become the head of our house. You
must obtain his consent. If you get
that, you may rest assured mine will not
be refused To the Marquis his brother
accordingly betook himself; but from him
he received the following answer: "As
am son.in law to the Queen, duty and
respect require that the matter should BE-
referred to her for her decision. will
at once lay the matter before her."
To the Queen goes the Marquis i'm
inediately and informs her OF his brothers
wishes. The monarch, however, replied:
Since heaven deprived me of my noble,
ever.lamented husband, l have made ii
an intleXible rule to take no step in the
affairs Of my house without first referring
the matter to my brother-n-law, tn,
Duke of Coburg. will write to him. :
The Queen did as she promised, but
from the Duke came the answer, in.
stead OF the consent she expected: You,
Majesty, my beloved lister, is we'll aware
that during the last four years importan,
political changes have taken place il
Germany, in consequence of which the
center OF gravity has been shifted from
Coberg to Berlin. I, therefore, consider
it my duty to submit the matter to thu
Emperor William for him to decide.
cannot take the responsibility upon my
self" To Berlin, accordingly, goes th'
Duke, begs an audience with the EN-
peror, and acquaints him with the objec
of his visit.
After considering the matter within
himself a short time, the Emperor said
what have fought for and attained fo
for my country is well known the Who'll
world. Peonle however have no ide
how my heart is tortured by discord an
dlsagreements in the circle of my famil
and among my ministers However,
must honestly confess that the Prime
Bismarck is the wisest and most cleal
sighted of my advisors. give you tn
commission to refer the matter to hil
and let him decide" .a..
The Duke then directs his steps to tn
Wilhelm strasse, and sends in his car
to the mighty minister. Being immed
ately admitted he reads the Queens LEI
ter, faithfully reports the words OF til
Emperor and begs q favorable decision
The Chancellor's answer was given will
out hesitation: "NVhy should the ma
ter require any decision of mine? Whs
have we to do with the Duke of Argy
or with his son? If the young fello
wishes to marry, let him do SO, and |
hanged to him."
sD1D1u1nnmznnn1nnunnM
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n NJ Nor the W ,rking class Send 10 cent
Elii for ,stsge an we will N iii you frte.
uuL Us royal. vAlu ,ble b * of sample 6 ,ots
that will PIT ~ in the way of m Xxi
more money IN a few d.vs than you ever
III ,u3ht p),S be a. any iIiae-s Capital not
~ red We VIII siart yoi You can work
all tue tins or II sp.rs tim, only. Tn" work
i, nniver ally Il 'tel t. ,th sex ~. 20 ing and
old You an oasils earn from 81 cents to 65
every evsnils Tnst / wl> wLut wo NAV
test the olSins .s. We max, this mp lrallel"d
offer; to sill WIN ara mt we'll s.ti a 81 we will
s-nt SIT, ply 70" tn, trouble Of writing u,.
Flu p.rii 'ulsrs, dir ctioli. cts; sant free
Fortunes will he ma 10 by tn ,sa wh) give their
whole time to the w,rk. Great success ab 10.
lntely SAGE Don't delay. start now. Adlless
SCINSOy / CO., Portland, Maioe.
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M OF e.

NOTICE Il HEREBY CIV IN THAT THE
~ bo k' OF Registration f,r the gener Il
election. to b hrli Novemh-r A, lS't, for ihe
electi II ~ state, Ooun'ya Township officers.
are now "p u, aud will rem lin open dtns. n
all Il z i days. fr I'M 10 .',lrck A NJ to o';lo X
p. 81 unit October Ia, 1874 ari from ''ri Der
10. 1894 to . 'tub rel. 11'i. from to O'clock
NJ in a'dit o. to Il o h nr. hereto ore men.
Toned, vt wn ch tine tn h,ot4 fr kegi1rati N
will close ats o'clock NJ The law 1uirea
naturaNz ii ciiz ms to rxhihit the certih 'stes
o. natnralizI ion ar the time they resent them.
selves for regi tcatioD.
JO1EpI CONWAY.
Reg strv Ag mt. Me,do Valley Va h Pr. cluct
Lincoln county, Sevlda.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE 15 HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE
IN receiv the Assessment Roll and Or ginal
Lists Of property for the year A. d. lSsi. on
the Asse ssoru, lii In county, Nevada, an the
same new in my fl e for public inspection.
TIE d ari Of tq,lizlton vii meet ut their
off IN Nnnd .v, ~epiem her l5'h, d
viii contnu. IN ses sioa frt m dav to day until
and inc IL ing M" tay. ia. 9th day "f
..t"bpr, A d 1891. and all p, sin, having
.hject ona to make to aid as essment mu 1t
present the s,me to said BJIrl wh,ly in ses.
si)n.
Phoebe, Sept. 6th, 1891.
T.J. OSBoRNF,
County Clerk and Ex OfIicio Clerk Of the B Boarl
of | q ial Z9tiun.
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IOLal.. 40
The ten. for voters sh,l' ba, "Are II y Dem.
ocrtt. an will ynu support the nominees OF
the Democratic National Vonv3 ii m. Clesrlani
and Hendri ks fIr Pre- ID mt and Vice President
OF the United 5tates?"
The qualification of the v,tprs 1t the pre-
ciucts a"e the same as those req1ired by the
Gen raj E'e ii III "a W the State The Elec.
ton ar of each District shall consist OF three
IS, Judges. who shall be sworn. and VIII shall
appoint two comue ent Clerks, who shall also
be sworn, In all cases returns Of each precinct
must b, made to III Charm IN OF said Commit
tee. II any of the p rsons named as members
of the Z e t on Board be n It pr sent or decline
to 8 rye, then those present shall fill the va
C spcy as p-ovded by ltw The att 'ntion Of
the Boa -ds ~ we'll ~ All ,ter5, is cale TO the
law governing Primary Electi ms, Page %, Stat
utps of 1883
The following Judges are appointed for the
several precincts:
Pioche-C. H Patch n, W II Hen Ter ion. 8.
Il. Carman Polls at L,nch's Corner.
Royal City-draut Porter. P. Harrington.
John Donnely Polls at stors-Lynch's House.
Spring Valey-H-nry Rice, Frank Walker, y.
Ric, Pol 8 at School hous,.
st. Thoma'-C a. Byr,s. L. j. Harris, j. W.
Crosby. Polls at School House.
Bulli nvills r. d. McIana. Fred g, ,ib,, g.
Cu!verwell. Polls at school House.
Panacs-,rthur Lee. John Mclnt ,sh, Luke
Syphu, Polls at school House.
Bnnkerville-D ldley Leavtt Sr jos. /. Earle,
MyrJn Abbott. Polls st ch III Hous..
BRISTOL - Thomas dillen. j ,hn VAillanconrt
Louis Sul' an. Polls at Scho j House
Gave valley-t Prai'ie, Doc Clay, John Doe
Polls at Prairis's Station.
Eag'e Valley-Jonn Hammond. George War
rem. Chas Lvttl.. Polls At h ,Jl Hous,.
Glover v .lley--T. L Woods Il. Hsmblin, Johr
| DRrs POLLS at School H )use
IL Dorado Canyon VIM. Frazer, Goo. Allen
James orr.
Meadow Valley Wash Al. Liston, John pio
pin Jlmas Bradshaw. Polls at Joe Conaway g
HiSo-W Wilson. @. W. Richards. W. Il
| Sharp. P lls at Wilson'S.
| u,ndha Mire-Dlve Jolly. Barney Cronin
| Frank BLngues. Poll a. DO ,rding H use.
| g. r. ALEX ANOr r. Chairman.
| r. II. ELAN. 81 cretsry pro. tenn.
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Tuesday. the 18th day Of May.

A. D. 1894. b,tween the hours Of O'Clock in
the morning AMI s o'clock in the aftern on
n.meiy, vt u O'Clock " of .aid day, { will 8 II
all tine right title and interest Of said Ameri AN
Flag Mil and Mining C>mpaly in and to the
ahovs described property. and the smallest
amount or psc Fl Of 3 ia property to sat sfv ihs
said above snm Of SO 10. tax delinq ,ency.
costs an acccutng c)stI, at the front dor "f
thu CUNT, Curt II u'uas at Pho he. County of
Lincoln, state Of NevI II, at iblic auo ion for
cash IN h,ri, to tn, bi iisr. f,r the le,st
amou a Of tn, above property, to satisfy sati
execution ana all costs.
OF SHERWOOD, Sheriff.
BY 8. D. SMITH Deputy Sheriff all;d
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SheriR's Sale.

DYv VIRTUE oFAN ORDER OF sALEIssVEp
ID out Of the sixth Judicial District Court, In
shd for the "a unity Of Lincoln, State Of NeN ada,
rnd to me directed al d dtliyttd, Tor judr.
n.nt r. ndtred in said CGu1t Oh ,le IN dsy Of
August. A. u. 1888 in favor of Archi' McCusg,
Plant! q, aid sPsintt the Ma. q, vtr sil,tr
Mining Company and the May fovtr Mine and
Mining Claim, Defe ndi nts. for the tum Of tev'n
hundred and Fix 4.ltO ts7C6 4-lItl old coin
dollars debt, together with seventy $50 dollsrs,
tax costs, and all accruing cts & and in trest,
have levied on the I, flowing pl lopt1ty,to Wit:
That ctItsip mine CT H. II ing claim Ii own as
nnd called by the name tf tie M,y fov er Nine
and Mining Claim, situate, yipg and beirR in
Bristol Mining District, Lincoln County,
State of Nevada. snd duly rttoId in the n IL
irg Records Of said Mining Di.tIict, con'Liiirg
eight hundred linear iett On ssid ledge CT Ice,
together with the arpurtt c, thereto lelorg-
ing, and al the rights and plivile &c ertaililg
thereto.
Notice is hereby given that On
Saturday, the 9th day of October.
| A. n. 1898, at 70 clock NJ. Of tfst dsy, ! will
sell all II right title and inttIttt tf thid Msy.
| foWr tilyer Mining Company IN tld 10 the
above described properly, tnd the ,aid Msy.
flower Mine and MiniI claim. at iht fs Ut dcol
Il the Court. hous. in Pic. he. lNctln to,lty
State Of Nevada, at public aucti, Il, Tor cath II
hand, 10 the highest ind bttt bidder, 70 tatikf.
taid ju+ gms mt and decree and all cctts, AID IL
costs that may accrue.
| sel5.td. O.P. SHERWOOD, fher6.
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MN week at homo s. 01 outfit free
Vkk Pay absolutely sure M risk. Capt
WuU ital Mt requr ID. Re lier, II you W mt
business q; which >persous OF either
sex, y,ung or ol |. can m Ike great pay all the
time they work, with absolute C 'rtanty. write
trp1r ,rlirs to II. uALLETr Il Co., Pnrt-
l,n Naiu,