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IND1CATIONg,

WARRINGTON, D. O., July 9.--l a. M
For Western Pennsylvania and West Viz
gtnia, fair weather followed by loca
rains, stationary emptetature, e~asterlI
winds becoming variable.
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We have a few pairs left Of Misses fine
lace oxiords and Slippers, which We will
offer at so cents per pair.
J.W. AMIcK, 1143 Mgin ST.
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YOU can help the Chamber Of Com.
thefcea boomthe old town Il you buy ihe
.old ToMn'sn own Ohio Valley RIO
coaeo, Try u
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Topeka, Kansas, and Return via u. &o.n,R /.
Ga July O 4 s,p, 10, II and 10 1.-The Bal.
timote 4 Ohio will cell round tfip tickeis
70 Topeka, kAneas, III the rate Of a2I9S,
Round trip tiCket6 can be pufchasbd Al
Topeka To any point ii Kansas.
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Genuine CaIfsklu, silk fitted, solid leather.
We make a special offer Of them at g 81
per pair. j. W. ANIcK,
ll43 Nam street.
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DYNAMITE aud giant powder combined
could not raise such . wall 10 Ohio Valley
Rio Coiee has CAUSED 10 the package
coHee mAlkek
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The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer as observedat SChnepfsd drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
z a. ", 7b'; ~ NJ 9l0;S p. NJ, so; Z, p.
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Aucrios sAtE tomorrow Of house near
Caldwella Run. See legal notice.
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special sunday Excursion via tile u. q OIa.t,
Commencing Sunday, June 0, and con.
Timing during the summer months, tile
Baltimore 4 Ohio will sell excursion tick.
elB 10 Pittabungh aud relutt ~ the rate Of
30, and Warrington aud fetufn 81.
Trains leave, city time, 6I0t a. n 7iSb A,
" and ~ :, VI
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WE have introduced o new system Of
selling Watches on the installhent plan
whereby you can secure q watch at once
on easy payments. tall and investigate.
JACOB w. HRuBB, Jewe er,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Sts.
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@emsral A0tises.


NOTICE,
All persons having claims against me for NIT
riGls furnished or labor performed for me In VI
construction oil the foundation for the Steel Pa5i
az B,nWood, W. Va, will present the @mO TOD.
Wheeling Steel Works.
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ThH telephone, natural gas and Ohio
valley Rlo Coffee are oil wonders Of tho
nineteenth century,
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IT pays TO trade at II. =. Behren,s storea.
The best housskeepers have known Il for
many yeats. His business epeaks for
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-09

NATURAL gas ID coming, Ohio valloy
Rio Coffee 10 here. A bird In the hand
ID worth Two inthe bash,
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Ammsrn1euts
oSE WEEK Only.
COMMENCING MONDAY EvEo, JuNs

LYTToN
And Her Great Company
Monday Lost In London.
Tuesday-M'LIRs
"Wednesday Matinee Chimney Corner.
"Wednesday Evening Hidden Hand.
Thufadav-KAthleen.
Friday East Lynne.
Saturday ~Matilee-Lost In London.
Saturday Ey0niIg-KAthleFn. rs
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rus COUNTY LIvY.

The question OF fixing the county levy
for this year coming up, Mr.. DelbruVga
moved to make it 90 cents on the $I0O
valuation, an incresss OF 8 cents over Last
years levy. In support Of this he showed
that the appropriations for this year were
SlO7, 404 " and that with a 55 cent levy
the revenue would be only $l06 2s3 on,
which would leave q deficiency Of 81, l2t So
BY making the levy 60 cents a revenue OF
Stl5,945 II would be obtained, which
would pay all appropriations and leave a
surplus Of $3.50 AZ. In view OF the fact
that the county was fitting up a new court
house he thought 1t better to have a aur-
plus to meet any little deficiencies that
might occur In the fitting up Of the court
house. II there should be q deficiency,
as there would be in case the % cent levy
was laid, the county might find herself in
an embarrassing position and have to Dor.
row money at q high rate OF interest.
Mr.. Maxwell opposed an increase; 1t had
been stated that the sale OF the p. W. &
KY, bonds would obviate any increase,
and rather than have the levy increased
there were other bonds that could be sold.
The levy was fixed at 10 cents.
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" you intend camping out, tAkeA sup.
ply Of Ohio Valley Rio Coffee. It's luck
when either fishing or hunting.
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bukhtAl bukutAU
Standard granulated IL pounds for b 90.
Standard A 10 pounds for u 90.
Good brown 20 pounds for 81 100.
ATLANTIC TIA %,
I'LL aud 1901 Market street, Wheeling.
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Guautsd.

PLANs FOR 0REMAT0RY WANTED.
Pursuant To a resolution OF tho Council Oitli
City Of Wheeling the Committee nm II Elih htRef
give notice that thcy will receive Plans m SRd.
1oatons OF . CteuiatoEy for tic disposition d
Garbage and Night Soil, 10 10 filed on or bsba
The 18th Inst. with y A GAlllgRu. E'q ClerI 4
Ito Works, In the Public Bidding IN this city,
ly2 q. b. CALDWELL ChaTHA an
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TnR cRNTRAl coMMITrrE.

At the forenoon session Mr.. j. g. Cope
had presented the following resolution,
which was referred tothe committee:
ReSolred, That hereafter the Republican
County Central Committee shall be com.
posed Of committeeman for each voting
precinct, each Of whom shall be entitled o
cast o number OF votes at the meeting OF
the committee equal to the whole number
OF votes cast for the head OF the Republic
can ticket at the last general election in
their respective precincts. Committee.
men representing the half Of the Republl.
car vote Of the county will constitute q
quorum.
The Committee reported in favor Of this
resolution, and 1t was adopted.
Following are the names Of the present
Central Committeeman:
Bellaire, First ward: ]. +. Francis;
Second ward: A. schick; Third ward: Lee
Hammond; Fourth ward: W. Il. Thomp.
son.
Colerain township-Farmington pre-.
cinCt: l. G. Cope.
Flushing MISUNDERSTANDING precinct:
A. 3. Howell; Belmont Ridge precinct:
W. F. Hays.
Goshen township-Goshen precinct, o.
a. Dowdell; HendrySburg p%recinct:o. II.
James.
Martins Ferry, Third ward; Henry
Single.
Mead township-L. r. Lockwood,
Smith township-J. NJ. Beckett.
\ X chland township-St, Clairsville pre-
cinCt: j. +. Tallman Glencoe precinct;
John Stewart.
Wheeling township-John Hays.
Somerset EMBELLISHMENTS precinct:
Thomas Wilson, Boston precinct: John
Wheatley.
Warren township-Chas. j. Howard.
Wayne township-A. Porterheld.
York toWnship-John Boyer.
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WEAR Balbliggan Underwear. They
are the best and cheapest. All sizes at
u. HESS " sons.
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"rhnlC In GOOAOtOkh,"
On Saturday the Atlantic Tea Com.
pany will give 10 each purchaser a beat.
tiiul card, entitled q "Panic In Goose.
town. Remember the location Of our
stores In this locality. I'LL and 1901 Mar.
ket street. Wheeling 1877 Belmont street,
Bellaire, 0,j 10 South Fourth street,
SteubHhyllle, D,
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Auction SALE tomorrow Of house near
0aldwell's Run. See legal notice,
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Nj .Nicholaoaered a resolution fxingthe
levy for local tax for roads at 20 cents, the
same as last year. Mr.. DelOrugge moved
to amend by making 1t 80 cents; this was
lost. He then moved to make It % cents,
which motion after the usual pow-wow as
to what the city and county did respective
ly, towards keeping up the roads,preYailed.
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4 . oAs LINE.

The Committee on Poor House and
Farm made a report giving the Natural
Gas Company Of West Virginia avery I'M
desirable route through the farm, and
providing that 1t should furnish a certain
amount Of gas free to the county. This
was to be In exchange for It's present route
in case the company should give II up, In
order ottoinconvenienCe Major Lorineby
passing through his grounds. Mr.. Boring
presented an ordinance more In the com.
pany's favor, but 1t was 10 worded that II
was ruled out Of order and the report
adopted. In preference to accepting II,
the company will probably condemn
Msjor Loring's property.
At noon the Board adjourned till 1880
o'clock. Upon reAssem6ling an unimpor.
tAnt report Of the Committee on the Pub.
lie Building was adopted and the commit
tee further authorized to have all neCes-
Bary work done. The clerk vas instruct.
ed by o resolution offered by Mr.. Stein to
make out the individual per diem OF The
members. About one hundred licenses 10
deal in tobacco were granted. II. NJ.
Russell was ordered To be paid $50 for pro.
feesional services, aud Architect O. p,
Hamilton was granted $50 on account.
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Uh ~lRtdltgemGer.
New Advertisements.

oaIeoi Nus. 20 aud ~ Fourteenth Street.
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This finishing all preliminary business,
the convention proceeded 10 make It's tick.
ct. Under the report ofthe Committee on
Rules and Order Of Business the chairman
announced that nominations for the office
Of Au itor we're itst In order. Uolerain
township, by Mr.. Cope, placed In noml.
nation Nj, b. II. Darfah, OF Bellalre, His
name was greeted with cheers.
Union township by Mr. Wilbur Mich.
oils, Of 81, CiaitsYille, named John 4,
Bond. MI. Nichols presented Mr. Bonds
recommendations In q strong speech, say.
ing his name ITSELF was 0 bond for the
faithful di1chargeo Of his, duties. Mt. En-.
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ton when made became unanimous @ z
matter al eonPse; he mt the question,
however, and Il WAS carried.
vop supp,ps
ar,
n Ias nolplhASoPs 10y sa sn5 ps,s vas
announced 70 pelh eraeF hna Ensls
Z rustic o. expeelansy, tals VIZ .as
principal eonteet.
Mr.. White, Of Goshen township, IN .
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RECORDER,

For Recorder. Flushing county present.
ed Ezra McConnell-a man whose name
is familiar to every Republican In the
county, as Mr. Benjamin Wilson remark.
cd In making the nomination. Mr.. Nc.
Oonnell is another blacksmith, by the way.
RiChland township being called, j. +.
Young, Esq, placed in nomination O.P ;.
White, OF St. C~lairsvllle. James Cope, OF
Ooleraln, seconded the nomination.
Mr.. W. s. Meacham, Of Smith township,
named John Beckett. Hon. A, @. Ramage
seconded the nomination.
The name Of John Taylor, Of Kirkwood
township, was presented by Mr.. Lynn.
Major Moore, Of B%arnesville, seconded
the nomination Of Ezra Mcdonnell, and
made the most effective speech OF the day,
albeit only about one minute long.
NJ. NJ. Scott, Of York township, wSs
named by DR.. Todd, Of Bridgeport. The
ballot resulted:
Mcdonnell. ...... ......,..2 % Taylor. ...". ........ ,..,... 0
WI, 70 .,..,. ....",,.".... y scott ',.,",....,,......"...
becket".," .,',., ...,...,".al
a nomination was not effected until the
filth ballot, when MI. Beckett received 81
votes and was declared the nominee. This
choice was made the unanimous voice Of
the convention on motion.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-08-13
rTo BE CONTINUED. !
Russian Lady Doctors.

However slowly civilization may
travel in the land of the car. there is at
any rate one thing in which Russia is
further advanced than most European
countries. and this is the opening of the
learned professions to women. Par
ticularly anxious is the government TO
make the study of medicine aS easy as
possible to women. and there appears
to be real demand for female medicos
all over the country. The ST. Peters
burg gazette. commenting on certain
resolutions which have lately been
passed by the St Petersburg nun cpal
council on the subject, says that the
medical faculty for women Sprang up
without a proper organization, without
secured resources. and before the state
had recognized its existence. Ii was
hoped that the institution would live
and develop merely by the aid of be-
ncvolcncc. This went on for time,
thanks chiefly TO the patronage which
the war ministry had extended 10 the
women. The young women ilocked to
the institution and Notwithstanding the
perlOus position in which they found
themselves. and which became even
more precarious after they had finished
their studies, they have braved all
dangers. misery and calumnv, ana have
succeeded by the mere force of pcrse-
vcrance and devotion to their work.
AT present no one questions the
deSirabilty of having female doc
tors. who are the ind spensable
complement of the male medical
personnel. 1t is particularly in the viii
lagos that the women doctors are most
in demand and there are places where
they alone are trusted. The fact is,
that they have acquired a stable posi-
ton in private practice rs well rs IN
hospitals. This victory of the Russian
women has been made in the course of
the last decade. and at present no one
denies their usefulness. The govern
mcnt has now resolved TO admit the
schools of medicine for women among
the number of high constitutional
schools with fixed organ cation and
the right to give diplomas. a project
for the organization is now before the
minister of education. A municipal
council of 81. Petersburg. considering
that il is incumbent on the government,
and not on the town, to take this lnsti-
tuition under is protection. has propos-
cd joint arrangement, by which the
town undertakes TO pay annually the
sum of $4,000 rubles towards the main
tcnancc of the institution. the procur-
ng of house for the installation of
lecture-roomS. museums, etc, and by
extending the right to female students
to pursue their practical studies in all
the st. Petersburg hospitals on the con-
dition that the professors are chosen
from among the physicians of these hos
pitfalls. Thus the material position of
the medical faculty for women is safe,
headquarters. money, and hospitals be-
ing provided. The Gazette hopes that
other towns will follow the generous
example of the capitol, and we hope
that other countries as well will profit
by the lesson.
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! LOVE YOU.

She climbed upon my willing knee.
Aud softly whispered unto me,
IL love YOU
Her dainty arms were round my neck,
Her sunny curls were in my face;
And in her tender eyes | saw
The soul of innocence and grace.
And like a sunbeam gllnting through
The clouds that hide the skies of blue,
Her smile found access TO my heart,
And babe the shadows all depart.
o moment OF apocalypse,
In which l saw the stately ships,
That erstwhle sailed away from me,
Come riding back across the sea,
would you might return and stay
Within my lonely heart Away.
God bless the darling little child,
Who looked up in my face and smiled:
And wrought upon my heart spell
More sweet than songs OF ISRAELI.
O angels, listen while pray
That YOU will make her life as sweet
As that brief moment was 10 me,
Whene'er heard her lips repeat,
II love vou.n
james chester RoclwcY, IN ne Current
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Throwing Rice at Weddings

The danger of the custom of throw.
ing rice at weddings has just been ext
emplifed. The vicar of ST. James the
Less, Bethnal Green, has for many years
solemnized the ceremony of marriage
free to any who chose to avail them
selves of his kindness. 1t is usual for
the friends to wait outside and give The
couples reception with a shower of
rice, and TO such an extent has the
practice grown that the neighboring
grocers keep parcels ready packed for
the occasion. The brides are generally
protected by their wells; the BRIDE
grooms are less fortunate, and yester-
day one of them received several grazing
in his eyes. When he raised his arm to
shield himself II fresh fusillade was
opened upon him. and it was only when
he staggered back in pain that i'll
dawned upon his friends that they had
given him Il reception with more yigor
than discretion. After vain attempt to
clear his eyes he was led to a surgery adj ,
jacent, and he will now have TO pass iu
the ward of hospital what woult
have been his honey 1t appearA
that this is not by any means tho yGarr,<
serious accident caused in this W as;
ST. JdmcS'S Gazette. eac
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table. He had just left his bed
There could be no doubt that he was in
much better health. 1t was not of his
ruin that he was now thinking, nor OF
Snrcany. What was troubling him was
why and where he was in prison, and
who was the powerful individual that
had carried him off.
When he saw Luigi Ferrato enter, no
arose but at sign he resumed his
seat. The following dialogue then
en- ued
You are Silas Toronthal, formerly n
bai ller ut Trieste, and lately living at
RI yusa ?"
II have no reply to that question. 1t
is for those that keep me prisoner to
know who | am. ="
They do know"
"Who are rhey?"
"You will learn in due time"
"And who arc you?'
"a man who has been sent to inteTo-
gate YOU
"By whom ~
"By those with whom you have ac-
counts to settle.
"Once more, who are they?
II shall not tell you.
"In that case, l shall not reply"
"Be it so You were Mt Monte Carlo
with man you have known for many
wears, and who has not left you since
your departure from Rlgusa Tnls
man is Tripolitan by birth and his
name is Srcaay. He escaped ut the
moment you were arrested on the road
10 Nice. Now this is what | have been
seut to ask you Do you know where
that imam now Is, and il you know, VIII
you tell me?"
Toronthal took long time to reply.
III they want to know, he thought,
where Sarcany is, it is obvious that
they want TO get hold of him as they
have got hold of me. Why? Is it for
something we have both been con-
cerned III during the years gone 10y,
and particularly for our schemes in the
Trieste conspiracy But how can these
things have been found out, and who is
there interested in avenging Matthias
Sandorf and his two friends who died
fifteen years ago? These were the
bankers first thoughts Then, he went
on TO himself, it cannot be any properly
constituted authority that threatens me
and my companion-and that is seri-
GUS. And So although lie had no doubt
that Sarcany had fled TO Tetuan to
Namir, where he was trying his third
game and forcing it as much rs he
could, he resolved to say nothing about
it. If later on he could gain anything
10y speaking he would speak. Now he
would be rs reserved rs possible.
Well - asked Luigi, after giving
him time to reflect
"Slr, answered Toronthal, Il could
tell You that l know where Sarcany
is, and that l viii not say; but in
reality / do not know
THAT is your only reply ?"
My only reply and the truth"
Then Luigi returned to inform the
Doctor of what had passed. As there
was nothing inadmissiDle in the reply,
they had TO be content with it, And &c
discover Sarcany's retreat, all that could
be done was to press on the search and
spare neither pains nor money.
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A misunderstanding.

81 tell you. Darringer, the red
got to 60. We've had enough OF
Bromley, I'm with you there.
cost me heap of money. Ny
may protest of course, but" sc
gracious, Darringer your wife isy
anarchist, is sheP" why. oalpr,
not" "How docs it cost you .inu
money! "She spends it. d ioIs
seeP Buys things she's nc ers 'S
use for. and" "Sakes in tif
what red flag was you talking Az p
THE auctioneer's Weren't ~ V
Philadelphia Call. ~ as
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SandoIf's Revenge.
SEQUEL TO MATTHIAS SANDORF AM
DOCTOR ANTEKIRTT.
sy jules Verne.

AUTHOR OF JOURNEY TO THE CENTRE
OF THE EARTH "TRIP TO THE MOON"
AROUND THE WORLD IN EIGHTY
DAYS MICHAEL, srRooorF
TWENTY THOUSAND LEAGUES
UNDER THE Sea-" ETC, ETC.
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CHAPTER XVIII

rHx EXAMINATION OF ToRoNTHAL-
And now we must return to Autekirtta.
Torsnt,ial and Carpena were In the
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Translation copyrighted bv G. ". Hanna. ISIS;
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-01-01

~. lines And the fol-
lowing property: The n. w
OF section 8, Tp. II, range 70, eX-
cepting thercfrOm one acre sold
and decided to Andrew Gray: /
10 per cent. delinquency
Cost advertising
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-01-01
II. r. Alley and the following

II. r. AI1ty UHU IHV IUIIUWIIIS
property: Land and improve
inents as foil ows- Beginning at
APPOINT on the S. line of the Pris.
on road, 6O2 feet f. OF the half
section line and running thence
E.100 feet, thence 5. .66S feet, thence
w. 100 feet, thence n. 66S feet to
the place Of beginning. Furnl-
ture $40; piano $50, COW S25, IA %
poll tax %
Gog tax 90
lopercent. delinquency 90
Cost advertising Oo
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-01-01

Vim. Suite and the following
property,Dames Howard, AGENT
land in Carson City bounded as
follows: Beginning at point
on the y. line of Firth Avenue,
400 feet Z. OF block g, RICE & Pc
ters division, treDcc +. along
said line of Fifth AVeEne $50 feet
thence y. 10 feet, thence w. 80
feet, thence to place Of begin ning$
10 per cent delinquency
Cost advertising
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-01-01
OFFICIAL
Delinquent Tax Notice.
yr,a EEFnLLOwING NAMED

1 persons and to all owners or or
claimants to tie real estate ana the llu-
3,rovements thereon or improvements
when assessed separately. hereinafter
described, known or unknown.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-01-01
Charles F.. LauEhtOn and the

NHHFItS II. "us-HtUr, u 'aS' VI, ,E
following property: The S: 1l9
feet of the E 9o1a feet of block
H. Phillips division; also W.
he feet of n. 81 teet OF same
block, with dwelling, furniture,
800
C. f. Laughton, administrator
estate of Thomas Sheehan, de-
ceasedD money in trust $780,;
watch $50 5 20 %
IpoU tax 4 90
i6per cent Gelfnouency 7 80
Cost advertising 20
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-01-01
S 81 As
Joseph "a. EeavEs and the fol-

lowing prOpeT.y: 2. = o. ;. W.
Il and y. = =. ". Of section
-. townsh hipI5, range % = %
10 per cent Delinquency 81
Cost advertising 90
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-01-01
william Lynch and the follow
Geo. h. Cowins and the follow
J.K. Mcdonald and TIE follow

ing property: Lot 3. and w: Al feet
OF lot 6, in block 81, S. T. & :. dl-
vision and Improvements. Fur
n.ture $50. IL
10 per cent. delinquency !
Cost advertising
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-01-01
Young Men!-Read This.

The NoLTAIC BELT &C., OF Marshall
Michigan, offer to epd their celebrated
ELECTRo-VoLTAIC BELT and other Ell
ECTRIC APPLIANCES on trial for thirty
days, to men (young or oldD afflicted
with nervous debility, loss OF vitality
and loss Of manhood, and all kindre
troubles. Also for rheumatism, neur-
aliga, paralysis, an. many other dis
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