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[Elliiau (Ga.l Courier

IEHVdy ITd.J C0urler.I
No people can be effective or prominent with
out education, and no section can shine as q
star in the armament Of Georgia's glory unless
hilltops have heard the shouts of the schoOlboy,
or its purring rills reflected the dimpled beauty
of blushing madens at school,
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Believes In Insurance.
Minneapolis Tribune.

Sam Jones carries $4,000 worth of life in
surance, and runs little fire insurance scheme
for other peoples benefit.
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ST read this cheerful announcement two or
three times. as if TO catch its full meaning,
and then turned away, whistling softly to him
self The man-who wore Grape on his hat
and looked like the head of a funeral process
sion-had gathered up his roll of hand bills and
was starting for another tree when 81 addressed
him:
"Say, Mister, who is it yer guarantees salts
faction to-the corpse? Cause ef yer kin make
him feel satisfied N mf'table-like it III be a
fust-rate thing"
"Young man." said the undertaken this is
a serious business, and your leyity is unseemly."
And ne went on to explain TO ST his beautiful
system of embalming, as if he thought he had
succeeded in robbing death Of half its terrors.
But 81 had never for moment imagined that
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he saw the water in front of him covered with ut-
tering birds These ducks were gathered up by
attendants in another s<iff, and will be served on
the White House dining table to-morrow.-Jsrsey
City Argus
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1t sounds very fshy to allude to pair Of
frcciled sisters as brace of speckled beauties.
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The South Needs Licking Again.

1t is said that Secretary Lamar intends t
have his hair cut short this Spring.
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A BUST OF GRANT.
The Only One Taken
From Life.
"A SUPERB LIKENESS"

The likeness of Gen Grant which has received tbs
highest commentators from the family of the dead
nero a well as of every intimate friend living and
OF all the soldiers who knew the great Commander is
bust by Carl Gerhardt Of the very first American
scuptors He studied the General carefully for weeks
and verified his studies with cast of the face taken
half-hOur after death. The bISts produced
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Prompt to cure and safe to take is Red Star
Cough Cure. No poisons, no opiates.
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ARE IND0RSED BY

Col Fred D. Grant, Jesse Grant Dr. Sands Commander
n-Chet s Burdett Headquarters Grand Army of the
Republic, Washington D. c.. Ex-GOv. JnO F. Hartranft
Pa, Past CGmmanderin-C Chief &. r. Gen IOgs WGg-
ner, Past Communicating Chief GAR; Maj George s
Merrill, Past COmmander-in-Chief GAR, Lawrence,
Mass. JnO ) KOuntZ, Past COmmander-in- Chief g. r.
X b. Brown, Headquarters Department of Ghio, Office
OF Department Commander GAINESVILLE, o.; Gen. James
A. Beaver, BellefOnte, Pa.
Bronze copies Of his bust sold at $50 and handsome
copies in Stuccn of cream cOor-same that of Rog-
erss famous staues-Or $3.50 There can be 10 better
ornament for room than of these. They supe
ror 10 any picture because they novel they no
framing and they will embellish places where picture
will not go.
these works of art for its patrons and il offers all of them
q splendid
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Archbishop Gibbons was grocer's clerk in
New Orleans so years ago.
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Loaded with impurities, your blood need
cleansing with Ayers SarsaparilIa.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-07-24

Since the FIRST anniversary Of the 4th
of July Yankee ingenuity has made more
improvement in the art Of pyrotechnicS
than the Chinese in all the 1000 years
since there alleged discovery Of gum
powder, and this year is particularly
prolific in popular novelties. Water
fireworks are entirely new. There are
aying-fsh and diving DEVILS" which
skip and dive and finally explode most
beautifully. Flying pigeons on wire 200
feet lcng scoot through the air discharg.
ing stars forward and backward and at
the same time having rotary motion.
But the most amusing Of all are balloons
Of animal figures. These are very large
and are made Of strong tissue paper in the
shape Of elephants, fishes aud pigs. These
are easily heated and are warranted tc
ascend mile. Great ingenuity is ex'
pended on those cheap toys which the
peddleu soil. There are three Of these
which contest the youthful favor thi'
year-the bom.dart, tho cup and ball
and the dynamite fiend. The bomb.dart
is a slender piece Of wood with arrow
wings at ono end. The other end II
loaded and covered with movable sheet
iron disk, which receives mammoth
c.p Tvkau l.-k -- AL. T., ~.nss - ! Al !
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SWINE ARD PoULTRy. Millions are
lost annually and science are still at fault.
Accident develops one Of the greatest dis.
coveries Of the age and fortunes invented
in the raising Of swine and poultry is
made secure. Mr.. J. Mccain, P. o. Box
80, Bridgeport, W. Va, writes: "The
discovery was entirely the result Of an
accident. A splendid cock was almost
lead with chicken cholera, and dose Of
st. Jacobs Oil was given him. In ten
minutes he was entirely cured and made
healthy by its use." Mr.. Charles F.
Powell, p. NJ, Terre Haute, Champaign
90, Ono, writes: with a small piece
II b cad in the form Of pill saturated
with St. Jacobs Oil saved two very line
Polish chickens, which we're dying with
che roup, In a short time could not
tell which Of the chickens had been sick. u
In cases Of hog cholera it should be given
with the swill, and il refused should be
drenched with milk mixed with q small
quantity Of st. Jacobs Oil.
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Application For a Patent

Eureka, Nevada, March H. 1872.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT JAMES
~ j. smith and George Morton, who's post
office address is Tempinte Lincoln County,
Nevads has this day dled his amp ication for n
pstent for fifteen hundred linear feet 4 the
sterling niue or vein bearing silver with sur
face gr ,und six hundred feet in width. and
95.in0 acr.s as a m llsite situated In tempt
ute Mining Distri County OF Lincoln and
state OF Nevada, and designsted by the field
uotes and official plat on he Ia this oIiicc u
lot nu nher 81, A AID B. lpcstrd on unaurveye i
land. The exterior bonnd ,ries of said lot No.
81, A and Is, being as follows. to vii
Beginning at n post IN irked No l, O $ survey
M 81, Lot "a, the same being post No ! OF q
3 survey No So, lot "a" standard loie, whence
U s mineral monument No 8 on Coyote Peak,
hears 4 II deg 81 min W t6s] feet Theme
rum ing. lst course, N 6 feg e 1900 feet to post
marked No 2 U ) survey No 81, lot "A;" henne,
~ course, 10 dea 600 feet, to post m ,rked
No 8, 0 s survey Nos 81, lot :th nee. 81 course
s 8 dei W i5' o teet to po marked N I, Y :
survey No 81. lot A. the same being post No
Of o i survey No 1876, lot \. standard lode, and
No |, the place OF beginning. Containing Is
b7.lUv acres. 6.te M
- LOT "B"
Also the following les Tribed tract Of land a,
. millsito: tseginning at post marked No l,
survey No 81, lot 3D." vhe ,re y minera
monument No 8 bears N 81 deg L li6s feet, ant
post No l Of this survey bears N VI deg 27 mil
Il t36s0 feet. Thence running, l-t course. N 8.
deg 363 feet. to post marked No2, U : surv,
No 81. lt "B;'' thence. I'D course N 8 deg e 50
feet. 70 port marked No 8, y ssurvey No 81, 10
"B;" thence, sd course, N 50 deg 363 feet {,
post marked No4, U survey No 81 lot "B,
and thence, 4ih coutss. s g. deg 69i feet. Il
pat No |, the place of bepinnlng. Containing
| "a 8 100 acres. Magnetic variation l6 degrees 8
M /. 1.,.t,,, - ths. ,,,;n. ,s ro,o~aaA L., ~
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consists Of an iron cup with a wooden
handle The cup has slight orfice at
the bottom which receives blank cart.
ridge, and then the ball pushed home.
The end Of the cartridge is then stuck in
a convenient stone and the ball is sent
lying forty feet in the air. The dyna
mite fend is the invention OF a genius
A hollow sectional figure is held tonether
an elastic spring, a trecracker is placed
inside and then a movable head with a
most widely eontorted features cts tight.
ly On the fuse Of the cracker, coming
through the mouth. When the cracker
eSplodes the head ia shot toward the
aky, and the ire undergoes q series Of
frlghtful spasms. All these attractions
sell Tor the uniform price OF 5 cents, and
they disappear by the gross. The chill.
dren Of today are the most fortuuate
imps since the world began.-N. Y.
fines.
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No. s25.
application for a Patent
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

kuresa, Nevada. April 6tn. 1886.
NOTICE Is Hereby GIVEN THAT CLlN.
~ ton II Pstcheu, whose postoffce address
Z rioche, Linc.in County. Nevada. mas this day
lied his app iicstion tor patent for one 'hous.nd
inosr feet Of the SILVER ufns or vein ariuR
diver. with surfacs ground one hdndred aud
iine'y- 40 fest IN width, situated In tls Mining
n-tr'ct, county Of lincoln aud state Of Nevada,
.nj les Rn tied BY tho neli aotes and osiirisl
jlst ou tls in mi once ., Lot No 38, In Town.
nip |. North Of Range 81. cast OF Mount Diablo
lrridian. said lot NO. W being bounded IS fol.
lows, TO wit. we Hae st1HaI1 Is "a ft q
B-ginui u at post marked No survey
W 3s. whence the soutn quarter post OF section
y. Il 81 L, bears f2A deg W $40 feet
nee Running: tst course, N lU% deg E l9l
te-t, to post marked No Q, U survey No So;
hsbce, I'D course, 79e deg Z 100 feet, 70 post
uarked Nos. u s survey No Ss. whence b ars
u 5 moaument-by Lieut.. ~heeler-N - deg
6 lo9U feer; In nee 81 ~ rse. $ 10 n deg " lgl
teet, to post marked No4. U s survey No SO;
henc-, 4th course. N 7gH deg W 1000 feet to
post marked No the place Of oeginping, con-
aiuins 20 lOU acres. COURSE expressed from
rue meridian with magnetic variation OF 10
leg East
The location OF this mine is recorded In the
recorders offce OF Ely niniog District, Lincoln
;aunty, state OF Nevada, IN book OF mining no.
ices, cages 3si, ,3j1 aud 1853
This lsim Is bounded bg no known claims.
Any aud Nil persons claiming Adversely any
,ortion Of the said "SILvEk" mine or snrfsat
lroun sre required to hle their adverse claims
Vi h the Reg ter Of thu United stat. Land
'dice at tur ka. In the County Of Enrska, aud
state OF Nevada during the sixty days period Of
'uplicAtion hereof, or they will be barred b.,
sirtue VI the provisions OF the Statute
F.H. Hl~CKLKY. Register.
II is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
Z application for pa'ent be published for tn.
,erDd Of ten consecutive weeks iu the Pioch,
,.onRD, weekly newspaper Published a
'ioch, >, Liucoln county, Nevada.
apl7.i0t. r. II HfNuKLEY, Register.
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Application for q Patent

UNITED STATES LAED 0FFioE,

UNITED STATES LAED OFFiCE,
Eureka, Nevaia. February 8, A. u. 1885.
AIbTIJE Is H6RkBY GIVEN THAT d. ] 4.
" Falls aud Lehmer, who's postJtfict
address, Is Ciucinnatl ohio. haye this day fiel
their application Tor palent Tor nf cen huu
dred linear feet OF the "Iudiau Chief nins OF
vein bearing gold ant silver, with surface
around six hundred feet in width. siturted
In pahrsuGgat Lake Mining District. Coaut,
OF Lincoln aud stase OF Srva Ia. and iesignat-
by the field notes aud othci,l pla on hle T., hi.
oiicr Lit Number 80. in township 8, south
Range. 90 E,st OF No int Dilblo Meridian rne
exterior boundaries Of said Lot No ~ beiug a.
follows. to Wit;
Beginning at a post marked No |, q sur
vey No 80, whence the u post between -ections
50 aud 10. rs, 5 SO L, u U VI. bears N s de.
Is IN n l. 7se feet. ani the mouth Of sp 'lnger'.
Tuunel bears N leh deg " l9d feet rh nee
running, list course, deg As miu 1900 teet
to ,st marked No ., U ) survey No 80, oil !
monument b.afs . ~ feet from said post No d
Thence, I'd course. 81 deg Is niin 100 feet
to p st marked No 81 5irsey No 80; old
mondment brRrs q "a deg ~ 26 fset from .sid
post No o. Thence, 5 course. N deg IS nit
i 1906 feet. to post marked No 1. q ) sirvey NJ
81: old monument bears 81 deg 80 mia q
feet from post No4. Thence, tth course. 5 ~
deg 10 mtn . 600 feet. to pJ-t rarSed No the
place of beginning Mainttii variation 10 dtl
East containing 40 66.lU0 acres
The 10 alton OF this uiina Il re 'orded u
the Recurder's otiire OF lincoln Ciunty, State oi
Nevada. Ia Book Of Mining Notices pis- 25s
rhis claim Ia bounded by known clsims.
Any and all persons claiming adversely ans
portion Of said "lndi N Chief" mine or sur.
see ground sre required to Tile heir adverse
claim with tbs register of the United state.
L md O flce at Enreka, in the State OF New ida
during the sixty d.ys period OF vublicitiou
hereof, or they will be bar ed By virtue of ths
provisions ufthe statute
1 III. HfSCKLEY, Register.
It is hersby ordprei that the foregoing notic,
of application tor pstent be published for Tn,
period Of tan c,nsecu'ive weeks in the Piocn
RICO D, q weekly newspaper, pnblishei al
Pioche, Lincoln county. N-vsia
fl7i0t F.H. HtNcELEY, Register
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.lmsn with no enemies is man with
"busted" harp.
Hope is the symbol Of success, and de.
.pair that Of defeat.
Where money alone is king. manhood
u at its lowest ebb.
Honesty is acqaired, has no pedigree,
and hencs is not inherited.
Cunning is the chief bobby straddled
by the legs OF small intellects.
We all have theories as to the end Of
man, but who has proven theml
know of nothing SO scarce as veracity.
and nothing so plenty as good liars.
It is not good policy to know more than
4 the balance Of humanity, even If you do
Life is long enough for man to accomp.
/ lish his end il he will go to work aud quit
scheming.
Satan hasn't much faith in talk, and
many mistakes his cunning in this re.
spect for wisdom.
God made man, but not the fools
They are the result Of humanit,'s own
private aspirations.
The most successful are not those alone
who hunt for it, but those who know
when they have actually foundit.
Knowing the strength of truth the
Bible compilers were contented to write
simple words and Of few syllables.
Let me know what man thinks Of his
family, and ] can most generally pick out
the virtues that will fit him to T.
Young man, theory is all right enough,
but less thsorizing and more work will
roll up the cash on the right side of the
ledger,
Young friends, do great deal of
thinking, but usc caution in speech
Then you will always talk well and at the
right time. y ~ g5f' sstf II
When the devil can show me one good
thing he has done for humanity III begin
to have some hopes Of him, but not till
then.
When man passes that point in life
where he is no account to the world be.
cause he can do it no good, he invariably
rises it.
Happiness is simple study. To enjoy
yourself i you get chance and to ''griu
and bear it" II you do not, is the whole
business.
1t seems hardly safe to be strictly hon.
est nowadays. The chances are. too
great, and the danger is that both virtue
as well as vice will skin you.
II money is all young man can see in
the future, he might just as well play the
IDIOT as anything else, and insist upon hi.
wages when due, too.
| preach harmony occasionally, and
believe in it, too, when convenient, but
Just so long a. man can find any on'
who differs with him he will not quarre
with himself; and Just so long as tn,
world wags people will never think alike
Neither you nor I would learn nor advanc,
if ideas were all one sided. Chicay'
Ledger.
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NOTICE OF SUR ooMnEN, ED.

HrArE OF NEVADA. CouiTY OF LINCOLN, I
DISTRICT Or Pr SCOUTING ,TToRNEy's oFrrcE.
To the f,liowins nAmed defendants and to
II wnprs or claimantp TO the real state ami
nurovetnent. thereof, or Improve nents when
.>sssse,i separately, hereinafter described >
stuste, lying and bsins in the County Of liz.
'oin, State OF Nevada known or unknown, you
re hereby notified that suit has been CON-
aencei In the Justice court, Pioche Township
Ia and for Lincoln county, stat. Of Nevaia. by
he State Of Nevada, Plaintiff. against each
" the defendants hereinafter named
and each of the following d. scrioed
tracts or parcels Of land vi the i'm
provements thereon and improvements when
.eparstely assessed, and all owners and claim
,nts to same, known or unknown, to recover the
ax and delinquency assessed to said defendant
,g gtinst said property for the hscsl year com-
nencing Janu,ry l. 1883. and ending Decem-
Der 81, 1858 snd thst . summons has been duly
ssusd in said case; and you arc further notified
thst unless you appear and answer the cona-
pl lint filed and show cause on or befor. the
10th day Of May. 1884, judgment will be taken
against you. and the real estate and improve.
ments hereinafter described for the ., cunt
u taxes and delinquency specified and costs Of
suit: 0flA re.-. .-.,.,.... ..s..,s.. 81 @
TAX AND DELINQUENCY.
Mrs. A n. D. Jennings pos-essory clniui
% 1850 acres Of land at 1t. Thomas.
Muddy Il vor Valley and he improve
ments thereon formerly known as Isaac
Jennings ranch: - az "a a.
Tax .S36 Oh
Ten per cent..y... ...s.......-......-.sr= o'
---
EotAi. i..s............. ...-......''..soo o'
u. .Chsdee--poesessory olatm to 100 acres
Of land in Pshranag,t Valley. known as
the spring Ranch, and improvements
thereon; ~ Fw Az R rIs
.
Ten per ent...........,..... ,....... u
Ioml. l..'.'...,.',....,....' .,.....'.'S~
tf j .NtFt4NrI T.J. OSBORNE,
District or Prosecuting Attorney for Lincoll
County ~ AN-t''s- ~ ~it''' I
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For Hill.Heads. etter-Hestls, carhs
Vouchers, and all kinda Of job prtas-
ing. either Fancy or Plain, apply to
the Record once. 7T
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DY VIRTUE oFAN ORDER or GALE IssUID
ID out Of the tixth judicial District Court, In
and for the County Of Lincoln. Btste of EeSada,
and 10 me directed ard delivered, ier jnAs.
n,eDt r. ndered IN said Court ob The otA dsy Of
August. 4. D. 1883 IN favor Of Archie NcQuaig.
Plsinhd, and against the Nay yhowsr silver
Mining Company and the Mayd0Ner Hine, and
Mibint Claim, Defcndnutp, for the cum Of eeven
hundred and six 4-H0 te106 l-lO0), eold coin
dollars de b. together with SEVENTY f070i dollars
ts1 costs, and al sccruine cos and ip,ez1st.t
have levied on the following property, 70 Wit:
That certain mine or mining CLAIM Apevn -
rnd called by tho name Of the NayAoN u Nine
aid Mining Claim, situate. lying snd being In
Bristol Mining Dtstriet, Lincoln Coputy
State OF Nevada, and duly recorded IN the Mn
ine Records Of said Mining District, containing
eight butdred linear feet on said ledge or lode,
ioeether with the arpurtenancss thereto belong
~. and al the rights and privileges pertaining
thereto.
Notice is hereby given that on.
saturday, the 6sh day Of oeteAsr.
A. u. 1888. At u o cioci ~. Of tbat day, vii
sell all the right tiie and interest Of aid May-
hov er tilver Mining Company IN and to the
above descfibed property, ard ths aid Nay.
dower Mine and Mining claim. att the mont door
II the Court. hous- In Phoebe, Lincoln county
state Of Nevada, at public suctien. for cssh IN
hand. TO the highest and beat bidder, 70 satisfy
said Judgment aud decree and al costs, and I'll
costs that may accrue. A.
ssiS-td. or. SHERWOOD. sheriff.
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ilIIlI more money than At anything else by
WIN taking an agency for the best selling
UIV book out. Besinners succeed granhly.
None fail Terms free. HAILKzT BOOK
Co.. Portland. Maine.
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nv vrpruv ar A. r~rcrnsov ,s,rrr
X ~. - "a ,.sS, ,LAESvisvn r.. .ssoEy
v.d. ~ Ia 10 cns M oSn Sirect ~ .Seo S .S .,
AVG !eas1sn. ieros!ta IN ssn 0o.fi a AL xen'
\ 's1 ~ ~ e.. <. u ~, u Isver ~ =.
n,,ars ~ - .,,s. ~ ~ csNs.o, sarss ns ~ ~
thisteen md e iao ttisls ~ doilsrs. eses. 70
sH.s .sst ~. ~ eossI - cos,s, snc ~ sc
so,Iov m =, crs,ss ora pave 'ev'eo On 'ne
pd,:s.S ssss% Doi!s, ~. ssssch%ents ~ barre,
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MISCELLANEOUS.


DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID utofthe si1 b Judicial District Court.
III aud for the County OF Lincoln, State OF Ne
wabash to me directed aud delivered, for u
idgneni rendered iu said Court, on the fSen.
ty.third day Of August, A. U. 1884, in favor Of
the state of Nevada, plaintiff. and against the
Bristol liver Mining COMPANY and Also the
re Al estate and improvements hereinafter de-
scribed. defendants. for the SUN Of 0ue Thou.
sand fighty.three and ll.l0o 8l.Ue3 ll-liU)
dollars, ,ax and delinquency. together with
Forty-iour and 50-lUO lSi1 50 1901 dollars. .tas
COSTS, and all Iccruing costs. l have levied on
the following property. tn wit: l.r4
PJssessory claim to one hundred and sixt,
tlolil acres of land, about Que III miie mort
o. BrirtOl, an iaproyeine alta ther on consist-
ing of VI 10 staLip quartz mill. assay ofiic-
black sniitn shop, d Aeiiing- -nouse, restaurant
and Office, stable aud house, hosting, Sprkr
aud stable al Mayfower mine, chioriding fur
mace at mill, an,' one pair Fairbanks seales-'il
Liuc lin county, safe oi Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that on
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Monday, 9th Day OF October,

D. 1884,. between the hours Of Q O'Clock In the
morning and O'Clock in the .fte noon, namely
At l2 o'etyck NJ. OF said day, will sell all the
right, lit e and iuterf ut Of said Bristol Silver
diniug Company in aod to the above described
property, aud the smallest amount or parcel VI
said property to satisfy said above sum OF
81 IN 6l-lu0 tax delinquency. costs and accru.
lug ISIS, at the trout door Of the County Uourt
house. at pioche, Comfy Of Lincoln, state oi
Nevada at pubic auction. for cash In hand. te
the highest and best bidder. to satisfy sait
execution and all costs.
sepGti O.P. sHERwOoD, Sheriff.
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ND ALL KIND OF FANCY AND PLAIN
n lob printinedous hrst.elasasty and
stshort notice
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MOB PRINTING.

aria 'iel ,z,s B s ssa,
I+l -
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-06-19
"A few WORDS VIII convey notn,ng."

"a few words Will convey nothing"
"Then," shouted the doctor, "be elaborate.
Give me prolixity if you will, so that you e
plain"
"Pray, sir. moderate your impotence. I
pledge myself to be open with you shortly"
DR.. Shaw grew red in the face, and de-
posted his cup and saucer, that he might
gesticulate unconstrainedly.
"What," said he, subduing the passion in
bis voice, atohat I desire to know, IS this
matter-in your mfsd, that is-not yet rips
for confession?"
II have promised to tell you" I.
"When, sir?' :.
POSSIBLY tomorrow"
$50, sir, it is a secretT' said the doctor,
with his eyes full Of evaporation.
S you will have it," replied Cuthbert,
scarcely smothering a smile.
This was stubbornness dr~eadfully mortify.
ing to the doctor.
But, in any case, the best compromise te
justify present anxiety and preserve hi
dignity in the future, was a dark brow and
chilly demeanor.
These were not hard to come at, and under
their shadow breakfast ended.
Continued Mert Weck.)