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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-27

Another New York fire enSjna horse IL q
beautiful bay named Jim. In tho center OF
the secoul floor of every engine house is "a
large rolni hole. In the mil lie OF Il IL n
10 ishcI pole. When a fire alarm rings sud
denly in the night, md tss men are in bad,
they spring u on h ,ir feet, run g. the hole
in the fl ,or, ami side down the ptls Ia the
tyinkling Of an eye II takes b'uch less
time than running down fish, { stairs,
and the boys thus get 20 the fire Sc 'ond or
two sooner. Every instant counts in lire
Jim had notice the hell cord which the
watchman pulls To rouse the men. lie had
observed that when the cord was ierGed the
man came tumbling down the pole like
mad. lie took it into his horss heal then
tina, he would play joke on them. so, In
the middle OF the night, when they are all IN
deep ecp, what does this funny horse do
but lits his hoof, pes tue spring OF his
halter AMI frss himself. Then lie goes out
into the stable, grasps the bel rope IN his
teeth and gives pul! that makes sound
like clap OF thunder. The men start from
their $ eep and slide down the pole like a
fash Of lightning jim looks as though he
would like ~ give hor q laugh II ne daroi.
and tro,s back to his stall. lie really seems
to appreciate the joke he has put upon the
Lo"s Perhaps he gets lonesome in the
nigh. AMI wants - SEQ his friends around
him
These ere only few OF tho things the fire
horses do. The artist OF the Boys AM G!ris
department visited Niger aud jun in their
en- zine houses and drew their pictures just
as they are.
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Spring and summer Dress Fabrics.

oou ruuncS DbS"o
IN sprin, and summer fabrics We are to
zee the most lavish displays Of embroidery.
All cotton ms,eriels win b very effectively,
tat not ihiesiy, wroagh. The present
fancy T. for sparssly SGT work, more hke
needle etching than embroidery. Founces
forty inch.s wide will have twothirds OF
their width covered by this work, with sp
pii0ue figures tn contrasting cnIorI EN-
broilered pungee in similar effects will lie
popular, and also pongee having veives ap
pliQued with embroidery outlines
Cotton goods will b. very thin and sheer.
Batist will be one Of the most popular OF
summer fabrics This NAME is given 10 q
quality uf both wool and cotton goods that
IL distinguished for fneness and roundnes
Of thread Wool tntist is, the finest grade
OF wool goods that Is made. The threads are
rather Ard twisted, and the fabric Is very
even and has o perfect mesh The same
style Of threat ami weaving Is seen IN both
the wool and cotton goods
Spring coiors are lighter, clearer and
more cheerful than for some seasons past
| The change from the sOmberness OF seal
brown, navy blue and black is exceedingly
pleasant. and while the coiors will not b'
| discarded, yet brighter ones will lie judi
ciousiy internixsd with dark shades, giving
| q very welcome variety. -DeInore't
Monthly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-27

The liberal use OF JET ornaments and bead
ell embroiderie, also keep: black toilets IN
the foremost rank Of the present styles
These dresses are no, only much liked for
day wear. bu. they aiso render good service
in the evening, particularly when combined
with hght-coiorej silks A toilet OF this
kind may be composed Of a black satin skirt,
embroidered in from with superb pea
cock, in three shades Of beads combined
wi b gold a second skirt az l4t lace opens
II rdingoe style and shows the front of the
aaron with the embroidered bird. The waist
and tain ere % back velvet The train is
taken tack OF one side hg n 10. fastening
AMI heavy il and god ornaments The
trout OF the low n,cAeI waist worked with
pit. The elbow slegv3 Is az belded lace
Bordering the lower AMI upper part of tue
~ai4, ~ IA row OF large baa1a This makes IA
very pvN1cf dianer dress
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-27
SCIENCE |PRocRESS


The illustrations show a new kind OF draw
bridge wnich has Ia ely been completed at
Paris, France 1t is at the point where
Grim, street crosses the Ourcq canal. The
Ourcu canal Is brought from the river OF
that nam. in the Retz forest At first 1t
was sim, II water supply. Later IL was
made navigable. The passage channel for
boats is now forty nine feet wide, and its
depth ten and a half feet
In the illus ration, the old arched foot
bridge for passengers appears behind tho
other bridge. The new bridge moves up
and down, instead Of whirIing upon ptvos
in the center of the canal Thus tho whole
channel Is lett freA
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-27
l,ac Mats,

mrs. iD! yoI how 70 max" rae mats l
nave one now nearly completed which !
think quite pretty. cut my rags, all sorts,
stocking legs best of all, in strips finer than
for carpet Sew Thorn together, wind in
balls and proreai Take very coarse GRO
che: hook Is mat IS 10 be oblong, make
chain Accordingly II round, two stitches
Will do, and 90 roIni and round in single
crochet; that il, draw rag through with
book, put rag over HOOK aud draw through
the two st.tches Arrange colors TO fancy.
The center of mine is bright rel, quite q
large space, and at.erward his and Mss
Bright, contrasting co,ors, light ana darn,
have a vsry pleasing eff CT, which can be
auprecia,eI by be.N seen.
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HOMEMADE TRIMMING.

The illustration shows some pretty and
strong edsing for children's clothing For
ladies garments. TOO. it is not bad. This
trimming is made with serpentine braid and
crocheting. The serpentine braid is quite
fashionable now. On the serpentine braid
is a row Of feather stitching in red, made
with Turkey re marking cotton. The trim
ming is made o No. 10 braid and a
crocheting cot on The pattern may be in
firitely variei. according TO the kind Of
braid ami finish used. Medallion braid fur
nishes the foundation for various handsome
and fancifui edgmgs. Insertion may also
be made from tho braid by simply crocheting
two rows on each side of it. Then put the
red feather stitching upon the braid, and
you will have pretty and tasteful design.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-27

'GlCGFR" UNFASTENESG HIS HALTER
In New York city. at one OF the engine
b ,uses, is Il famous horse named Niger.
He was "A scravny looking animal enough
when the fire department first got MIN, but
by good feeding and kind treatment he has
become beauty. He is very large and
strong
MAY he Won don't know It, but horses are
very fond of sugar. Niger particularly likes
it. His stable ie near the produce exchange
Every day bankers and brokers and rich
men come into the stable from the proiuc,
exchang, and bring HIN Jumps Of sugar. a
gentleman hollis ~ sweet lump and says:
Niger, do Won like sugar"
The beautiful animal mods his head grace
fully. as il 10 say, "NeS, indeed
What would you DO with III. the gentle
man asks.
Niger smack, his lips with great relish,
| TO suggest that he would know very we'll
wha: 70 30 with it if he had IT. Then II is
put into his mouth.
Bat his cltest 'r.c}: is TO unfasten his own
halter. That is what he il dong III the
picture. Every day at - o'clock al the fire
| engines In The city ara hltched UP ms is
done in cities throurh1ut the country. The
| intelligent hos, taeJ say, actually watches
the clock AID can tell when the hand
point 70 p "a well rs n man can. The
| hor e. are fed ut this time, too, md that
rrol aSy las something to do with NgEar
| klowl d 20 Of the hour. just at ~ fire
man tells the hors, to take his place IN front
OF the engine His halter is fastened To
ring bv "A snap spring. The intelligent am
mai Its, MS hoof and presses tho spring.
The halter ops and he tro.S out to his
! place in the team
That's I'LL SAY, his master,
Then b. trots back ~ his stall.
! Per. Niger, tcg for your feel,' saws the
Gre.nqn urNs. The horse lifts one OF ms
loreces. az paws the mir, like dog till lit
! G {, his oys
| \ newspaper man was taking some note
about him one day. when the horse raised
his hoot, unh,tcDnI himself, walked over tC
the place, pulled Ike notebook out o! the re-
porter's hands with his teeth and walked OIL
! with il. lie didn't seem 10 like being writ
ten about. he has "A do2.n other tricks thai
! ,.trsf 9. as
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-27

Dakota will open q state school OF ninns
near the Black Hilh ..r. err
An electric governor. for regulating cleo
trio motor service, has been invented.
]. Schweizsr, OF Solothurn, Switxarland.
has patented a steam velocipede, which at
tanned q speed Of about twelve sud hall
miles an hour.
The United States army and navy are dis =
putting about which shall have the manage
ment Of tho new torpsdoes for coust de~
lenses The navy ought to have 1t.
New York San Francisco, Boston, the
lake ports, Hampton roads, New Orleans.
Philadelphia, Washington and baltimore. IN
the order named, are III need Of better coast
defenseS
Awfully wise is Professor Simon New
comb He reports to the Psychicai society
that the phenomena OF thought nsterence
may be duo either to an unknown law q
nature displayed under phenomena we ean-
not control, or else TO special circumstances
which are unknown to us
In spite OF peace among tbs great pow
ers, Krupps German gun works have
turned out larger number OF heavy pieces
during the last three months than are
usually made III a whole year. Inc heaVhst
delivery was made to Turkey, Greece and
Servia, in the order named
A concession has teen granted by the
Swiss government to a firm OF electrical
engineers at Geneva for making railway
up Mont Salene, near that place The fne
viii be made with central rack very sim
liar to that of tha Righi line. tbs too'h"i
| pinion which works into it being driven by
machinery.
markablc explosion which, occurred IN
Germany shows the force possessed by dust
4 sack of flour, falling down stairs, oIenN
! and sea tered Che contents III c.odd through
the lower room, where a burning ga hatnc
set fire TO the dust, causing an explosion
which life part OF the root OF the IA Il
! and broke almost all the windows.
| incubation for snake poison has hoen
praciiced III Dutch Guiana for centuries, AZ
is said A Ioisonou' snake is enTaGed
killed. is glands cut out, dried and pull
veriz,d Then slight scratch is made in
tho wrist. aud rllnu particle OF the
venomous dust rubbed into it. After that
! it is cl lined hat the person irocuiatei can
be bitten by snakes and escape poisoning.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-27

Of work form one row of the stitch. In the
following rows. instead Of taking the loops
through the chain at tbs top, take them
through the perpendicular veins that lie on
Tire surface Of the work. As the work pro-
gre@es make short rows for CORES, to widen
the bottom OF the skirt
Fig. . IL q Ietticoat OF pink flannel. ~
b trimmed with an embroidered border tn
maroon silk. The border he worked partly
In satin Glitch and partly in point russo
The scaIhoIed edge as the bottom Is simply
button hole stitched. Two and q half yards
Of flannel, thirty two inches wide are re-
quiyed for the garment
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-27

In Fig 2 the bridge i, raised for tho pas
sage of one Of the small ste imers that con
stan;ly ply the waterways OF Paris
The mechanism for lifting and lowering
this unique bridge is ver1 simple. AT the
four corners are four cast-iron cylinders.
At their top are pulley balanced by weights.
Strong iron chains pass over the prileys.
and by means of these the bridge is eleva' cd
and depressed. The roa Iway is seventeen
feet wide 1t is composed of a compound OF
coal pitch aud sawiust, with four inches OF
wooden flooring upon it. The roadway Is
in the center, with IA rs for pa ,senSers each
aide
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-27

Turblns will la worn bv laic3 70 whom
hey are beoom,n- Many young ladi IS
provide q turInn for windy weather, rs ii is
70 much easier 60 keep On than anything
that has "A brlnL English straw bounels
AMI hats are amon, the most comfortable
Of spring hcad getr II trimmed with light
matarIais ihey will be specially welco ne
after the heavy velvet and wool trimmings
that the past season has g,ven ne. Scarfs
Of Grape Or soft silk are bno.tet loo ely
around the crowns OF hats and fastened with
few slides or pins
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-27
American steel Rail, Not Goss.

The order for 10. 600 tons of steei rails FOR
the United States recently placed In Eng
land, although at price. whom duty and cost
Of conveyance are paid. R3 1OA per ton shove
the current rate for American rstt has Sts
explanation in the report Of The engineer OF
tho Michigan Central railway. showing that
tho life Of an American steel rail u exceed
ing,y short OF 688 that he laid down IN
July, 1884 2l0 had been removed BY tnsi
February. and at the end Of twelve months
60 pcr cent had required taking out
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-27

Wool dresses are ''all the yenr rounP
randar1 goods There are nowadays no
aet.onabie dist notions in the regular grades
II WOODEN dos fabrics except in few
aotahi, instances SorGes. hannel', bison
cloths an ali Of the ordinary suitings appear
.egularly in oar streets in ali weatherS save
Tie most su,ry OF mii>ump,r, and the Us p
.! thin wool falrlcsevan for summer dcesso
is becoming 50 general that such materials
rs sateoD and other very closely woven
Goods have declined in popularity 10 a
mark d degree, aai Lighter, Ioo,er ttXtnrcd
talr.ct arr substituted
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-27

Fig / shows q crocheted skirt. 1t is made
OF red Germantown or zapher yarn, with a
red or white border. The plain part il
worked in Afghan stitch. Beg in the mid
die OF the back and make a chain Of lbs
stitches for medium size Then work acros
and back with long needle. In the first
row a loop is taken through every stitch Of
the Foundation, working forward After
taking up all the loops, pull the wool
through the last one. then through two and
two TO the end Of the row. These two rows
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-27
unM To VICAR the Mntch.

A silver watch AMI chatcl1ine Is worn M
der the front Of tie ba'QUe or else the Oh ain
is short with a bail at one end, and the watch
at the other epI is thrust inside the sO'om Of
the dress Or yon can have watch pocket
u.ade quite near the buttons on the left side,
AVID put tar cham in button hole near,
then pass the chain across 10 the watch
rocket. Another fancy IL 10 tie bow Of
ribbon on the watch ring and pass the watch
hside tbs dress, leaving the decorative bow
IN show
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-27

locomotive and all. could be run through 1
without difficulty. This enormous sewer -
intended to drain the Immense water shed
lying to the north Of the city. Besides that,
II will carry to tbs eastern branch OF the
Potomac all tbs contents Of the smaller sys-
tenn Of sewers in the northern part OF the
CITY. 1t will take a year to eompiete the
work
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Fro 1.-BRypGE DOWN.

Fig. / shows the bridge when 1t Is lowered
The abutments are built OF milestone grit
One remark ,ble fact about the street and
canal is that a sewer leads underneath them.
Through pipe in that saver telephone and
telegraph lines and pneumatic tubing passed.
The difficulty in the way was to lower the
depth of the canal without changing the
level of the sewer This was accomplished
by making two conduit pipes. The sewer
was rebu 1t of the milestone grit masonry
and the lines and tubing were passed
through.
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oshow.

Quite new in silver belts are flexible ones.
composed Of three rows Of GUMS Some of
these show the nugget finish, while others
have pain surfaces Al are beautiful, and
aford a pretty finish for the elaborate wash
dresses which leading noiis.es assert will be
largely worn again a. country resorts mex,
summer
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-27
The Larre., Sewer in the World.

A sewer is building in Washington which
is nven feet larger in diameter than any
other in The world. In its smallest part
it is larger than the largest in the sewers
in Paris For over 600 feet it is a circular
sewer Of twenty two feet in diameter There
- connected with il Q sewer S, 600 feet or
nearly one nile, in length, and twenty feet
n dians:sr. A 70 iy equipped palace car,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-27

Crochsted red WOODEN pe;ticoats are very
fashionable sni very warm. The making Of
one is pleasant work, also, for women
who have nothing more important TO do,
though OF These there are not many.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-27

~ KNEIJsISI., German DrugYr and hpothe
WI. cary. (whoesl.le and retail MAN street, ouS
va, H. Importer ~ Drug Chemicals French Cogni.
&C Brandies. W mes, &c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-27

NR. WIN. 5ii hpPARD, Member Of tie
~ Royal College al ter nary Surgeons. RnIland
Fellow OF the lonuor yeternhry Medical Association
sso Veterinary Edi or Dun.Un's Sptrti Of ihe Iut .
rsn be copsuted Al his once, Lafayette 81 sngs
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County Superintendent Of Public Schools
G.. B. STOCKDALE

VIII hold examinations at bic Hre in the Court House
on the second and fourth saturdays Of each nonth
until further notice 'fsnE
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J|'ElE' FASHIONS
Same Fancy Work.

Last week this column showed design Tor
chili's leggin-s. crocketed. This week VIZ
give the stitch by which they are made.
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ii NJ. dODFISEY, Nj. d., l. II c. D.
IL. Edinbury. OtiCe, IN ArnOur's rev baildipa. on
Madison stroat. Residence II Webster st augilTl
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L. Y. 1RI9ds, Druggist, bookseller and Sta
Il. ton er, Ottawa, III. second store In SstcRgert
Block. south aide OF Court House Square.
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u H. LINCOLN, Attorney at Law. Once
-. over No 10 La sale street, west side ~ the
Court House, Ottawa III. jnly3'T5
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q ~ St Ct a NJ q Z.

ht. II. w. WEBS, tDeutcher ltoct0r,) late
~ Physician and Surgeon u the St. Louis Female
Husipts once stefels Clothing Store Corner OF
Main aud Id sale strosts. Residence on south buH.
~ Mrs. Een.'.. apps
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mr.. Il. Nj. NIcA RTHUR, Otsws, III
IL ON ce In the Opera HOuse block Open rom
o'clock A. n ~ O'Clock Pm fesidenee Rantor
street aOuth of Illinois Avenue. jalQS
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ENEORCiE -. F'I.DISfiDGF, Attorney Al
" Law once Ia PstofiCe BLOCK Ottawa, III HprN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-27

John IL. RICE, Attorney AZ Law. Roidcxs
Block, city OF ottawa. VIM prsctica law IN La
Sale and adjoining COUNTIES, and In TIE AppCilst
aud Supreme Courts. senil-'yrs
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X. =. BULL, LKsTKR H. srRAwG. s. W. ECuKB
DULL, STR WIN * RUG k,tS, Alter.
- ncys and Cuuusell0rs at Law. once over CT,
Drug Store. corner OF Ii Sale and Madison stracts
lava, ILL., Jsn26,S
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NJ N. a II MSrRONd, husrn,y and Coua
Ll. selor a. Law, Ottawa, Ill. Notary rubitc one
IN Gedneyb BLOCK, ottawa iuhS 80
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HlBAN r. GILBKRT. JAYEsu YCkrls
EiLBt.Rr " ELS. Attorneys and
" CounsclOrs at Law, futterei & Metzgers BiocE
east Of Court Rouse. aepyl "a
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professional GarDa.

J. W. DUNCAN. AyoCoyoN
hUNCAN 81 O'CONOR, Attorney. a,
~ Law. Office in Futtcrcr q MctzIer's block cas-,
OF curt house, Ottawa, Illinois. lulys9S2
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~ Il. CHA t'>I "A ~. Attorney snu Jouns-.!u
~. at Law. Office with d. Ecpousill, ttawa, ~
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-24
Summons.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT, TOWNSHIP No One, m the CounSy of Cochise, Terri tury ol Arizona, Charles NardinI, plaintiff, ys. Giuseppe FOntana, defendant
 Before C. E.. Alvord, Justice of the Peace, demand 500
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Giuseppe Fontana, defendant
 You are hereby summoned and required 10 appear before nc at my office in Tomb stone, County of Cochse, on the 6th day of July, ; D. 1886, st 10 o'clock a. m., 10 an swer the complaint of the abore named plaintiff who demands of you that you are indebted te him in the sum of three hupdred [ ls3OO) dollars, on pIomIsory note giving Sy you to plaintiff as more fully appears by complaint HOW oR file in my office
 And if yon fail 70 appear and answer said complaint aX herein required, the plainti1 will take judgment against you AS dtm2ndd and flor tue costs of this suit.
 Given under ny hand this 9th day of May 4 D 1886 C.E ALVORD.
 Justice of the Pecce
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-24
HENRY DUBACHER, Plaintiff

Arizona.
 HENRY DUBACHER, Plaintiff
 FREDERICK GkRBARDT, Dit.
 Action brought in the County Court Of Coehise County, erritory Of Arizona, and the complaint filed in the said county of Co., ehise in the oriGc CT the Clerk Of the said County Court.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting Frederick Gerbsrdt, defendant:
 You are hereby required to appear in a7 setioH brought against you by the a6ota .amed plalniif, in the County Court of Co- ehse county, srritory Of AriZen%, and to answer the complaint filed therein, within twenty days teXruBiYe of the day ol seryicc) after the service OH you of this Eum-I0ns, if served within this couIty; or if served out of this county, but in this district, with in thirty days; otherwise within forty days, or judgment by default will be taken asaiast you according 10 the prayer of said complaint
 Said action is brought to recover an ae- counting asd dissolution O. :o-partnershlp and judgment for amount dIe from defend- ant to plaintiff, as fully appears by the com paint filed herein, duly certified copy or which is hereto attached. And you arc hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer tile sad complaint as ah0Ye re- Guired the said plaintiff will take Judgment against you by default and apply to the Court for the relief demanded m the com plaint
 Given under my Land and seal of Er
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-24
Notice of Forfeiture,

TO DAVID CALLISHER YOUR HEIRS or Assigns. You ore hereby notified that have expended ($I00) one hundred dollars m labor and improvements on the Ohio lode and mining claim, situated in the Bisbet mining district, county Of CocLIse, Tcrrilroy oi Arizona, m order to hold the claim Of the year ending December, 1886, under the pro visions of Section 2334, Revised Statutes of he United States. Therefore, if within ninety days from publication Of thIs notice. you fail or refuse 10 contribute your prnpor- ton Of said expenditure and cost Of thi. publication as CO-OwLer, youc interest in said mine Or claim will become the prop crty of tue undersigned, uLder Section 2324
 SOLOMON SHULTZ.
 Tomhstnne. April r 1SS6.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-24
\. Anes, De.endsrt
FOR SALE,

Furnished Louse of three rooms and kitchen, complete for house keep ing, on Allen street, between Sav nth and Eighth. Will be sold cheap f applied for at once. For partiC liars apply at this office. S-l4 i'm