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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-07
TOBACCO. CIGARS. &c.
CARRIAGES TO STORE.

OWNERS OF RIDING-VE- :ETH
~ HICLES desiring TO haVedk@S-G
them well Ia ken care OF during the coming
winter can find ample accommodation
with us. This is also the time To put your
Carriage in for repairs and painting, when
time can be had 10 do the work right.
GEORGE A. AfNSLIE & SONS.
Nos. 10 and IL south Tenth street.
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ARCHITECT AND CIVIL ENGINEER.

~ p. f. BURGWYN, A. b. c. f.,
" NJ. An. soc. Q. f., ARCHITECr AND
CIVIL ENGINEER, Office No 9O511 east
Mall street, Richmond, Va.-Plans and
Specifications prepared, and Architectural
Designs executed. Particular attention
given to the best methods OF sanitary
drainage. Iandscaplng a specially. Refer
ence invited TO Hollywood and Calvary
cemeteries. &C LON
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-07
~ Joseph n. Houseworth, Auctloneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
~ UABLEFARM ~ ORANGE COUNTY,
NA.-By virtue OF tine decree az the Circuit
Court OF Orange county entered on the 81
day of October. 1850. I'm the chaucery cause
of Bernard tS. Bernard s deVisees and dis.,
the undersigned Wlll sell by public auction,
In front of the Courthouse ~ Orange coun-
IS, at IL O'Clock NJ. on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER %. 1855,
(court-dayJ the VALUABLE FARM be-
longing To tho estate OF %. NJ. Bernard. de-
ceased, foJr miles from orange Courthouse
Nn.. and TWO miles from stations ON the Nlr-
giuia Midland railroad. known rs " NOtk-
WOOD" and containing 322'l AtRtS.
The land is OF excellent quality. The I'M
movements consist OF frame dwelling
with ten rooms and all the necessary out
buildings.
Attic same time and place will be sold
the UNDIVIDED ONE FOURTH lNFE,,
REST Of said b. NJ. Bernard estate IN AL
granite TO be- vuarried nom 1875 acres ot
land I'm Dnwiddie county, two miles west
of Petersburg. Va.
TErNs: Cash as 10 $3.50 aud the residue
mon credit of one. two ana TIRE" years,
tie purchaser To- give bonds. win good Sc
CURLY for the deferred payments. bearing
Interest from date. and the title To be- re-
mined initial the bonds are paid.
JOHN a.. WILLIAMS,
Special Commissioner.
ORAs GE e. H.. Va, october %, les3.
1. z. II. Fry. clerk Of orange Circuit
Court. hereby certify That the bond required
81 Suecial Comm ioutr John O.. Williams
i'm above cause by decree % october 3, l~ej,
has iepu given. l.. II. + III AiHih.
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ToBACCO.RoxES, PINE CASES. &c

|-"||-"|I--|-"||--7- |-|------"7--7 wv ~
ID IL. WHITLOCK MAKES A
He specially OF TOBA &C O-BOXES,
PINE CASES for Smoking and Plug
Tobacco. Tobacco-boxes In shocks. In car
lots, or less. Dressed Sycamore Lumber.
Prices low. Satisfaction guaranteed. Es-
1867. Patronized generally.
no Ism
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WANTED, BY A SINGLE GEN
LOST. sTaAYED. AND FOUND.

T OST-s5 REV ARD-RGD TX
l. IRISH SETTER PUPPY, -
about three months old. Answers 10 name
OF Smoke" STANHOPE Boiling,
no 5-3ts 1925 Cary street.
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Geuefdl fhnneLsei agent.
SOL. HAAS, Traffic Manager.
A. l., RIyEs. General Manager. ~ IL

FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROADS.&C.
ule commencing MARCH l, ls5O-easlern
standard time:
daily; stop. only ~ Ashland,
Junction, Milford, Gnd Frede-
ricksburg. sleeper from
Charleston To Washington.
1907 A. NJ, leaves byrd-Stree, station iai-
Is except sunday.
7:l5 p. NJ, leaves Byrd. street station fai-
~. Sleeper from Jacksonville
10 New York.
1929 A. N, arrives at Byrd-street s'o 'io't
daily. Sleeper from Sew YORK
to jacksonville.
2:99 z. NJ. arrives at Byrd-Street station
daily: stops at freder.cas-
burg, Milford, and Junction.
Sleeper from Washington to
Charleston.
GASP. NJ, arrives at Byrd-Street station
daily except Sunday.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT sUNDAh-:
400 T. NJ, accom- modal lon, leaves Broad
street station, arrives at ASH
land az 5 = NJ
6.O4 =. NJ. leaves Elha; arrives AZ ASH
land at ga T. NJ.
100 A. NJ, arrives a. tlba; leaves ASH
land at 6:43 A. ".
s:55 A. VI accommodation. arrives AZ
BTOad-Street station leaves
Ashland at B 4. NJ.
$50 p. NJ, arrives at klna; leaves Ashland
at 6:l2P. NJ.
C. A.TANLOR. General Ticket Agent.
y II ID MYFgS General SUPERINTENDENT.
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ARRIVE RIcnNoNI

ARRIVE RICHMONt.
ego Y. NJ. MAIL daily except sunday.
1905 A. NJ. ACCOMMODATIONS daily lex
cept sunday.
TAO 4. NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS daily (exs
cept Monday.
SUNDAY ACCOMMOn ALTON between
Richmond and ScOttsyille leaves Richmond
A. M: returning. arrives at kichmona
7:l6 p. 81. ..,....
CONNECTIONS.
At Richmond with associated railways
and Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mae railroad; at Lynchburg with Virginia
Midland railway and Norfolk and Western
railroad; al Clifton Forge with Chesapeake
and OHIO ailway at Lexington with baIu-
more and ohio railroad.
Sleeptng-cdr attached 20 NtgM kzpTess 70
LgHchbgrD.
Trains marked daily Except sunday.
Tickets sold TO all points. Onices: l206
east Main street. 1000 Main. and at Rich
Inond and Allegheny depot Eighth aud
Canal streets. j. X. MACAURDO,
General Passenger aud Express Agent.
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IRsT.CI.Ass MEALS on EUROPEAN
PLAN.
The elegantly rebuilt and fast steamer
Atxlkl.

The elegantly rebuilt and fast steamer
ARIEL,
carrying United states MALI
L.. &. CLIFFORD. Commander,
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY
at IA NJ. (STREET-CARS CONSECr IN
FULL TIME) for abOye-named places ar
irving. at Norfolk at T.. NJ. Returning,
the steamer leaves Norfolk. Portsmouth,
and Newport's News on alternate days,
arriving at Richmond about y. NJ.
Through tickets on sale Oh steamer and at
CARRIERS Agency. 1000 Main street. Bag
gage checked through.
sTATE- ROOMS ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT,
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BY Sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
HOS Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
~ VERY DESIRABLE FRAME HOUSES
ON THE EAST SIDE OF TWENTY -SEN-
ENTH BETWEEN MARSHALL AND
CLAY STREETS. Nos. All AND 4l9
NORTH TWENTY SEVENTH STREET;
ALSO. TWO VACANT LOTS ADJOINING,
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, AT AUG.
TION.-By virtue OF decree of Richmond
Chaucery Court In the suit Of Turner ~.
Turner and ats, entered on the lOth day or
October, 1855, we, the UNDERSIGNED. special
commissioners appointed therehN. VIII sell
at public auction, upon the premises on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1855,
ut O'Clock z. NJ. the PROPERTY above
described.
/. HOUSE AMI LOT No. All north Twen-
ty-seVenth street, containing seven rooms
and kitchen with tworcOms, The lOi fronts
rs 3-l2 by 1872 feet deep
2. HOUSE and LOT at the southeast corr
ner OF Twenty seventh and Clay streets.
No. 40. containing seven OF eight rooms.
with lot fronting 68 3-l2 by 81 feel deep
3. TWO VACANT LOTS. fronting IS feet
each by q depth OF 1879 feet.
This Is very desirable property being io-
Gated in "a good neiShbOrnOOd and VIII
yield q fair rental on its cost.
Parties wishing 10 invest I'm real estate or
to secure comfortable homes I'm that portion
OF the city should NOT fail 10 attend tine sale.
TERMS one fourth cash; balance 10 SIX.
twelve, and eighteen months WITH interest
added. and title to Doe retained unfl an the
purchase. money is paid and "A deed ordered
by the Court. SAM HI -. no KNER,
!. R. V. DANIEL.
Special COmml>s. Ouers
SUTTON & CO.. Auciioneers.
IL TIE CHANCEBY COURT or THE CITY
OF RICHMOND TURNER, PLAINTIFF,
AGAINST TURNER AND AIS, DEFEND
ANTS.
l. BENJAMIN N. Berry, clerk Of said court.
certify that the bond re- uIred OF tue special
commissioners by the decree In said cause
of October 10 1883. has been duly gwen.
Given under my hand this 18TH day OF
October, 1883. BENJAMIN IL. BERRY.
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CHEAPEST ROUTE.
pATEs MUCH LESS THAN HALF
CHARGED BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
FARE TO NORFOLK, SI-NO LIMIT.
WAY-LANDING FARES from Z5e. 10 81
Seeond-clGss tickets still lower.
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.aa--a-l--aa-
TRAINS NORrHwARD..

10 Leave Arrive
A'"' Petersburg. Richmond.
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spirit was tOo euO"b y" PN'NN 49,
chance TO 60 by. II was agreed that
All should put up what money they
had, and that then they would each
draw A card 10 see who would deal,
the high card TO win. Dave Chasuble
got an ace--the only one that came
ous--and be took the cards and gave
them a rafting shuttle. I've seen hun
dreds Of dollars on the board, but
never saw any men as excited rs they
were. There wasn't so very much
money up, and nobody had much faith
In the mines, but il meant exile for mos
Of them. Dave shuilled and shuffled, th'
perspiration standing out on his fore
head. and finally he turned to Val
prunt. who cut them. Then Dave
threw the cards around as quick a
Lightning. No ace came out, but thre'
men Chssuble himself, Briggs, ant
Dutton--got kings. Then they had +,
play Oft. II took some time To do it
and Briggs got an ace, and was tn,
winner. The boys shook hands will
him, babe him good-by, wished hin
heaps Of luck, and set out over III,
divide on foot. l have never seen an,
Of them since. Briggs hung arounl
I here for q lsng time, but never accom-
plished anything. One night he so
drunk and fell down this here shaft
and he's down there yet, guess.
be had got out think | would hay
= heard Of II,
"All Of these places around here ar,
familiar TO me. Here's where the lit.i
Widow Sexton used TO keep board
ing-house, and in this room she wa
married 10 an ordinary sort Of a cha,
who Is now worth clio, 100000. Here
some Of her eroekery yet--I'ye half
mind 10 send i. 10 her--and there In th'
back yard is tae wash-tub that she ha
shaved II ever many day. This plae'
Is where Big Bill Hoansg kept gin
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-07

IN exiszlnx eriswanee. Ths present
PAriianeut throorhoaf bad greTi0usly
wroneed The electors Of Eorshanpeon.
Is Was therefore the duty Of the HOuse
/ 70 redress thAa ssrisns wrong. Cheers
Mr.. Gladstone tho11hf. however. thzt
the soops Of the amendment shoaid Be
narrower in dealing with the case be-
fore thfm.
The motion Of Hicks Beach vas
adopted BY q vote Of % TO rs.
AfteE the vote had been taken Mr..
BrsdlaaRh rsadvAneed 10 the table sEd
said be would obey the Speakers or
ders and withdraw. he appealed TO the
v1rlc1s constituencies against the in
justices done him. bowed and wIthdrew
from the House
SIR Aichaei hicks Beach in reply 10
Mr.. Labouchere said shas no oo1muni-
cation had been received from Russia
With regard 10 the reported utterance
Of Lord Randolph Churehill. That
Russia has trieke6. deceived AID he'd
TO es a. only Russians can" Lord
Randolph be sdded. docs not admit
that Ais speech was accurately quoted"
BE HOUSE then entered into committee
of snpply.
The Earl of Carnarvun. Lord Leuten-
ant Of Ireland. gave the statistics Of
crime N Ireland u recent years, show
ina an enormous decrease since the
passage Of the crimes act. The
Government be said" under az
istlng circumstances, consider il
unadvisahle 70 renew the act.
they trusted that q Arm administration
Of the ordinary Law voald maintain
tranquility.
Lord Sslisbary's statement lasted
half an hour. He frequently empha-
lied the fact that the khediye bad
Throughout been loyal 70 England.
The House Of Lords then adjourned.
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10 rsuss eAiiaFsn he hare sszResslian
Ia A dnee q uAzEe< cii = nlsizss&sinR.
wAe 30. then. Hhsn Hbysie b neces-
lDeNg fer the liz2ie o1eM 90 ASAf,e "a
lhRtsis fiIIsg Thar cemaine every -
.kntl1l nind xainzhis pxsHcirIa 81 . e.
lhNtsie uedieine tsn& bekaR s1&sf- eeezed
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rxxansp Gvuxx. - Charles Wakes,
sha was Hzaictsd foslsdalssry xith Kisss
p.lx, and whe wss seaansd IN IN
l. ssatinR hin trial, pieaasd guiisy - ~
isAzfrs y,ssfeFdAfs 4na uss erasenced %
thsisy days IN tks TsErzsofiAl fenftE@'
liAsy and kned one dollar and snstA
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Ue4rx,1xp 10 DsaosaE.--A tels-
ltrAn fran Ratss CIR. MaasAna. ~
,ssirsd hlss night States sAas Jamss
BsnnAn, he eel knosn blacksmith,
,Wn0 rsoensiy went there from this
,plaiss, and aha uas knocked down and
ireblesd. the oshar das u Feeoysrlns
lirasn hia irjsFis9, and his assAtlans hAs
lesela arrssssd and uaaa 70 6isspree I'D
"a 5loateE gain.
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DnCosrIsuAEus OF CosOzsxs. 8
q. Yoans annoanoss eissshere he dis
continuance Of his Saturday Pspalal
Concerts. owing 10 che heAs Of ths
weather. These oonsefts wefe tnanRn
rated with The ballet thst seattle con
lAined saihaisnt talent Of "a Instrut
mental ana vocal oraer tsi esntinns VIM
constant varying OF telrformanees m
definitely. This was. ~ The result o.
the atsampt proven 10 BE- fast. and
tie pruxrams have been - cnce sD1qoz
and Of . hiRh srder. Tbs fAil snasoz
promtssA % pr its prsSTec<ise. 30 b
mnsicAiiy ane. and esntinuAncs q
thcse daiizhsfai ons-honf entertain
menss viii BE- m0sa agreeable % ~
pnblia. Mr.. Yrane DESERVES credit
IRA for inAnEaratine. and s1en for ear
fyinz shsonah TIE wcfk Of RlvinR ~
rahile good ansis ~ . ies hzars.
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SERIoUs AccIpEsr.-Just a. the sun
was slowly creeping behind the Western
hills, and day which had been fraashi
with unalloy-d pleasure was drawing to
close, an accident occurred, watch t.
certain extent, cast . gloom over the
ioyousness of our Fourth Of Jaly cele-
orstion. The program of exercises for
that day provided fer the firing of q ga
lutte at shutdown. Among those whose
duty IL was 10 Gre this salute vas our
respected felloV-citizen l.. n. Jenny,
ington Iron Works, and foreman in the
moulding department Of that prosper
oas establishment. II seems that Mr..
L. d Ienny was standing at the right
OF the lannon's muxxis when q pre-
mature discharge occurred, the force of
which threw him distance of twenty
feet, lighting on his bead and shoulder.
Tbs lefs hand with the exception Of the
meta-carpal bone of the thnms was
blown o6; the hamerus Of she same
member sustained comrainnted tract
are two inches above the elbo9 JOINT.
The muscles Of the right forearm were
carried away exposing the sendons. and
tbs entire limb vas severely barned and
blown full OF powder on the palmar as
poet. The face. chest, abdomen and ex
tremities we're blown full of powder and
bruised BY the force Of the concession.
the wounded man was Immediately pm,
on a str-tcher, and carried TO has home
shea Drs- h. II. Hall and Z. L. Smith
we're summoned, and together they set
the fractare, smputsted the mutiiated
member tnree inches above the wrist
joint and dressed the other woands. Mr..
tenny az the present time is doing vel.
and barring complications thai maS
posstbiy eDsae. with g0od care will likely
forearm.
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snKI.IRAcE.

In this race there we're two entries,
Capt. Sam Hsyt and A. A. Halt. The
course was from fesler's wnarf 90
Mitohell's sh'pyard. and back. Tue
race was close until within about 3OU
va il OF the outcome when Capt.
Hoyt made q spaft. Distance tvo
miles; time, Is minutes.
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ca. l. @. Hunt. Of The Fcarseenth
United STATES Infantry Il spezsdinG .
feW daxH with OH Halter, fcFaseriy Of
the Twenty- laird lnfsmfrs. 40 shs spa
ciuus snd elaxAnt homs Of TIE latter tz
this siag. Coi. ksssit Of TIE EsGhth
Unised States Infantry. vas here On the
Foursh. hut sailed hbr 6&a francszco
- Is 0es. W. kIds9. Bosh u thsae
rsntleusen wsre xsAtfsned - Fora Sieii
sroors before ths uHT ~ ~ rsbsliion.
Ksnsr bsinz 4 Lieziseant and Hnnf Q
flRpt4in. Thar nEe nog hFiz a<lser Gen-
ersis ~ hrsssf. This 10 thezs hrsf vixii
ssncp dc car. nnd heeh kenttenlen Ars
maee nieaesd % witness The eeanxsl
srd inprusenenss. a. wsii - rsjokesd y
Esd e. frts2dk
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The WsFk stepped.

CossrUoPLE, July 6.--The work of
fortifying the Bosphoras has been
stopped owing TO the eonviotion that
there Is no further danger OF collision
between England and Russia
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Tns Ioermullvs Walsh arrived iSss wesk
AZ - sstsop R&ilsssd = nAzzed ~
u N. Carris. sfszr CT se1ssEnex fs1lcs
t0ansnsau.
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In the 100 yard feet race open TO all
residents Of Paest sound, for q purse
OF go, the entries were Geo. Deifel, OF
Port Blakely, VIVA. BishsP, Of Port
Townsend, ii. X. strive. Of seattle, aud
B. Il. Bfieley, OF seattle. This race
created unasual interest, and was won
BY Struve, who beat Bishop by 0 feet;
Briefly csLninR in third and Dsifel last.
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orHsR sPoH1I

Three-lsaged race. Won BY Browen
and Flynn.
Sack race. Won by Anderson.
Boys sack race under II years Of age.
Won by Frank Atkins.
Rardie race. Won by VIM. Edwards.
Hose uompsny No. . gave an exhibi-
ton Of their proisiency. They ran
from Dexter Horizons corner and
turned up Mill street, connected with a
plug a. corner of Mill and Commercial,
and threw water In one minute.
The account Of the baseball game
sili be found elsewhere in this issue.
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TIE PRocRssros

Commenced forming At 10 o'clock, and
took mp its line Of march at ii o'clock
10 was about half mile Ia length, the
most langhabie feature being the man.
ner In which EpgiRs Co. No. 4 Of North
Seattle turned out. Having no engine
they mounted stovs on dump cart,
In which firs vas kept going by live
ly engineer, Who, with q large squirt
gan, managed 10 throw water pretty
veil. This dump cart was drawn By
the members Of No. 4, all Of whom car
risd i've gallon can with q wooden
handle, each oan being marked No. 4.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-07

wAsnlxoriN. july e.--Ths President
to-day appoinssd se,stmastsi's 10 eighs
cities b Ill vacancies oocurftnG BY en-
pifatien OF comm ssions and resigna-
tsouA
Thirfy- nine cases foR refnovli were
considered, among Ahese - Suspensions
we're made, aud In ~ eases she alleged
cause vas mes deefasd saffaisnf. The
Suspensions 10 cue az two oasis wefs for
psrsonaI mia1onducf and unGtnals and
q sthsRs for alasnshlu.
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LONDON, July 6.-Parnell has recalled
FROM Ireland all the Irish members of
Parliament. to be present In the Com
mons this evening when the debate
uDon the right Of Bradlsugh 10 take the
oath Ia to take place.
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80 faevelana sasike.


WAsnm0rus, July 6.--The isaas Of
azadsxa SILVER dealars froas the mint
daras ths week endine July 4, Wa
34c719d. Tue amount issued durnk
ins ssrsspondine period iast year was
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CARsox CIrf, Jzlr s.--A ere ysstef-
dAy, whlrh ragged hese for ssvurat hours
ewing 10 the iank Of water slippiy, de-
sifoyed the greater portion Of che lower
pxrt of the city. The losses are ssti-
naisd 81 &5lil)oos inlinrancs tl2.0N. No
report cpuln be ssint carrier 90 the
1snss drove tbs operator from his pest
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&*Ittf maj tae 1fDf 4hA Hstttf
- Nlsm oas et THEFT stores sind charge
~ Aneaet ts The Indian BafsalA Ssc
@1fy Lunar consumed "a ID prsposi-
- ~ 0analsai SsAoneid NAE direct
y iezu< fAafons from the military
q Ne posts whore tfoable b
Z W wenld have oar karas fun. .
20 81 uilosf hoitisie = pfoniasiit DO
1lpR hsfA 10 eemaasntina sssaay upon
~ &Aieata u NE ssnose diermicA. . Il
- ATsshss hi Southeastern New Max.
M Reue % the var path. TOE
q Northwestern and Northern
80 Hexico, tile AraEhSa Ia Arlaaak and
- AeseanxEl Ia fndian Tarltafs ARE
q kislaa ~ souhle. and thsy AfA vide
fs1@felsds Nhsn Dna kanaas The
" tha LlaisAAs DO otnnot
.sae Wen fog thisif Refingla fhey
- <sa1sthtnE % glArxs 10 death
<ste ~ feed, and there ID no game
assn - lili. The 9assrnnasnt q
Al fsed|ne thltm. / asaas sssnd
=. !, ~ eppNlptiatAsns fok Tue laiians
- nu'x thAD thsy wess several
- - esI9l kAss u from 40 hss sr
-, !. ~ sta1t Ms usoeshl 0t ne Arny
w.. y NY tlaeetad oal of lseod por.
-. e t1e aeAA gafzlhsseza b. thzse 40.
ssssspz 10 walsh thes an, szataisd
-. -. - estw oen deaisra and sRenfs
- - SsSlte weighing exse- hall q
- . - y saAt thcft eoEffAet calls fog
- ahtn Via 10 done sheif Zoos
estpzs ~ end u Ne year
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-12-18
ROC KY M D U N TAIN
G O A l.
evl

Having been appointed Agent OF the
Hacky Mountain Coal Company, the
undersigned Is now prepared to I'LL all orders
or Coal,
BY THE Gallo AD, or LESS GUAM
~ Orders will be promptly filed. and Coal
delivered to customers .ayag
p. w. CUNNINGHAM
winnemueca. Feb. 20, 1886. f20d