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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-08-21
Delinquent Sale Notice.
Ruby Hill Tunnel and Mining Com.
pany.

r oCATION OF PRINCIPAL PLACE OF
IL business, Eureka, Eureka county, Me-
vada.
Location of works, Eureka Mining District
Eureka county, State of Nevada.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock, on account of assess
ment (No. III levied on the 18th dsy of April,
1886. the several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholders, as fol.
lows:
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
IN creditorsof Eugene Ohapley deceased, that
letters OF administration upon the estate of
said deceased have been granted to the under
signed, aud all creditors are hereby notified to
present their claims against said estate, duly
verified, to the undersigned at his office, on
CLARK street, In Eureka, Eevads. within ten
months from the date OF this notice, or their
said claims will be forever barred.
P N. HANSEN, Administrator.
Eureka, June 2S, 1886. je246Od
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NOTICE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN EN
IN that all persons are forbidden sym
from purchasing the n. c. brand <@yW
OF horses now running on the ranch y "
of John Williams, in Nye county, Nevada
without an order from the undersigned.
JOHN WILLIAMS.
Duckwatsr. Nye county. New, July 10. 1886
jy17-2w*
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POSTPONED.

The above sale OF personal property has
been postponed until TUESDAY, the 27tn
day Of July, 1886. at the aforementioned
time and place. VIM. STINSON, Sheriff.
BY A. SrINsoN. Deputy.
BAKER Il WINES, Attorneys tor Plaintiff.
Eureka, July 20, 1896. jy20-td
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And notice is hereby given that on

anu hotiSo 10 hcEepy SlFoA shot w
Wednesday. the 4th day of August,
A. ID. 1856,
Between the hours of O'Clock A. NJ. and s
O'Clock p. M. to wit: 10 O'Clock M. of said day,
will sell all the right, title cl aim and interest
Of said defendant, Onondaigua aold and Sill
yer Mining Company, of, in and to the above
described real estate at the front door of the
Courthouse, at public auction, for cash in
hand. to the highest and best bidder, to satisfy
said execution and all costs.
WIN. STINsON, Sheriff.
BY A. STISsoS, Deputy.
BAKER & WINES, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Eureka, New, July Is, 1886. jyl5-td
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MINING TAX.

In ts,as is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
Ruratsa aaes oa the proceeds of the nt,as ~
81, Isss se soanty for the quarter ending Dee ~
fAce n sse now due and payable TO me- AZ prc &C.
sans Win Iqrexa; ha and the law in regard to M
m Assasso., O. o. WALLACE,
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POSITION ed.

The above sale of real estate has been post.
poned until SATURDAY, August z, 1886, al
the aforementioned hour and place.
VIM. STINSON, Sheriff.
BAKER & WIvEs. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Eureka, August 3, 1886. a4-td
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POSTPONED.

The above sale of personal property has been
postponed until TUESDAY, August 10, 1886
at the same hour AID place.
WIN. SrINSON, Sheriff.
BAKER & WINES. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Eureka. New, July 81, 1856. al-td
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Cards, neatly printed. with the words
"For Rent" "For Sale" and FURNISHED
"Roms To Let" in large letters, can be
had at this Office at 25 cents each.
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Sealed Proposals.

NIoTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN Sealed Proposals for furnishing Of ma.
terial and laying forty squares. more or less,
OF tin roofing upon the Courthouse and County
Jail of Eureka County will be received BY the
Board Of County Commissioners of said
county up to IL o'clock NJ. of MONDAY, Au.
with the Clerk OF said Board on or before said
date. Nothing but best quality !. x. char.
coal roohng tin to be used. tin TO be locked.
hammered down and then we'll soldered. all
in q good workmanltke manner. Terms |:
Work to be completed within sixty days after
letting of contract and paid for In cash upon
acceptance and approval by the Board, the
Board reserving the right to reject any ana al
bids.
sioners. 4. A. ANDRE, County CLERK.
By Il. d. vANDxRLHrH, Deputy.
Eureka, New, July g. 1856. jy9.lm
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Hymsn's Torch Again.

Captain A. ID. RJck, nm olI-time and
wcll-knowu citizen OF Enreka, has been
IN town since Sunday. but the object Of
his visit To Exc ut this time was not
generally known until this morning.
On the arrival of the passenger train
from the East II lady stepped from the
cars who was cordially received 10y the
Captain, who escorted her TO the hotel
Tar!Or, where it MAS then discovered
That preparations for II welding had
been perfected. The guests. among
whom were M. AMI Mr.. Clay Siiun.s
y! Eureka. were in expretIut waiting
Tor the prospective bride. und the Of
iicin ing Ju lse stool ready to tie the
nu?tiii kaut. In II very few minutes
the contracting parties emerged from an
adjoining o II, m taking position be.
o the assembled gusts, took tn,
Vows which ua le them man aud VII J..
A ter the c'mSritul st'on@. ia. lie 18th INC
happiness Of the n-w,y-inur.ied coupe
was drt L in sparkling hcmpers until
formal s~iifue-s succnmbvd to modest
m.rth. Til, Lr lie was Mrs. Mary VI.
BevII, formerly Of Lanlcr county. TIL ,
S-atr, lat ;ur "a numbrr Of y,,Is past
nicaiIrTt o: Sal Lake City.
Mr.. and Mr-. /; sex wi!l depart for
their nlT.r Ii ,ane il Ear, kI to morrow
III DTuiug.
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At the mrr'iag II IA. RIP lblicrn
County Cen'r,l Committee IA; the Office
81 W. /. Smith in ihis placs, LOST
Thursday uNrnint, 'hcr, were present
! j Mig. J. Ainl~y jR. l.. hi ,cinw
proxy, j. u. T,hcr. ". r. : NTH. Geo.
II. VI 'igs q. J. Mis.p!bvD, =. II ,n"v.
'nnm. j. Mnr~hai or. Foster proxy).,r
f">t r, unu Rnss ~. + Smith proyy).
Z. Pnnk"Dt (W. T. SUIT proxy
Thr ~ riins w,~ c,llr Ito n~I rLv ".
I. : nj l., Tcop r,ry Ch,ir nan. o.
notion ic vac ruci.- in the Committee
N'rr fili"l nS oil ~: +. j. Frn'; o.
BAL i'm, wa r!rri"rl inr uhsr I, fl VT
rIury cnu 81 ~ r~'H,s,l"fJ !. M,rsh,lI
FROM the STATE. I'll 'tulsnn 10 M place
Il j. Clnw'ori, aud A. \. Rose TO Ill
tn" l'Ircc 81 VI J la =.
Pfiunty ell c;i"n+ ior u i .lrgn'cs TO
Tue State Convention Mt Carson were
ca'lcl or S'irrl,v. s rtrmb.r lIlh.
ri'nr'ioI rl th;ou ;h,nt the county as
.ulow-: - ?
hi trjrt NJ. l-Coritisiug wits:
r"m". r c,mt. II d Ranch. d,l-
..n'r.
pi.tr."i ~ 2-Spu,emrnt. q c,i.
! nth Ruby. I d"Irt,tr.
District y, 3-N,rh RI',y. II Ned.
Fht Ra'Iuck. st =. 1 Il Icrit".
o. Dstrict N,I-smih Fork. limiting.
mo. M"unl, | i"l"g,t".
! District No. j-Dniiinn. l Ill gi'r.
Di4 rirt No. G Cofrn. l drfreo,r.
District NJ. 7-EIko. casantr Bi.
,mriil.. 3 delegates.
District No. S--Tuscnror,. Jack
Greek. Rock Creek. & delegates.
-, District No. 0-whi:6 npc'i. 'Mbuh..
Mu City, Island Mountain. 1Sull Ran,
Columbia. Mar Tia. | delegate. '|as..
Pile t. he opened in caiiohs precincts
m Vcrn the hrura ~ 1 nui 7. -. WEI.
cspt Tnscaror1. aHd there between /
anil Z r. NJ. .
The test a lnr'ol is: care yor q Re-.
pnbltcar AM will yon support tha nom.
in,ca Of the Safe aud CoInly Convou
tons"
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IRE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

Advertisers In lie DAILY I~HpspErp-
y also have the advantage OF. the coll
ulnns Of the WEEKLY .Ix~pEPrNpESr
which has been published without in
permission ut this Office since early in
the year 1869, and han o general circu-
lation in every district, camp and-yat-
ley throughout the length and breadth
Of -Elko county. and il by far the best
advertising medium that has ever been
established in the county. Remember
thnt advertisements in ouF Daily also
secure the benefits Of our large Weekly
circulation, and that our terms are
comparatively much lower than those
OF any competitor. 4s-gu =:
Tue Weekly is h ~2413e-ineh shsot!
and besides advertisements runs Suteaa
columns Of reading matter, embrA6inR
al the telegraphic news Of general In.
sjrrst, oll the,news Of the State, and 10
specially devoted TO The local news Of
aie county. aud county seat. BY sub.
scfibing for the WEEKLY EtHo fnHH
PExDFGr You not only obtain all the To-
cal news. but also receive q knowledge
OF nii important events transporting in
any and every quarter OF the habitablp
world,
send along yOur subscriptions.
To- ~ aH d. e
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.ar@Msdas.d.y,. Daily.l
eHLGNICNA:

90. i -.-
Arrived by stage from Tuscarora thi.
..eyesiaS-MEs.:w ". H. Eunor & child, 9.
-cAtb- ~iu,buy a lOn bucket Fair
banks larI for Si.25 at W. I. Smiths.
Jno n. Bradley an ! Thom,s Hunter
who left here by buggy for Nye cornty
last week. passed through Eureka Mon
day. =
s. II. Henley. next door to the Post
Office. keeps!n full supply Of fresh
Peas. Wax B.rn' Cucumbers, Oranges,
Lemons. Apricots nnl Peaches at ress-
enable prices. Take n Look at his daily
DISPLAY.
Warner & Co., shipped to-day for
Chicago, two carloads of wool. They
also forwarded by fast freight for Tus-
caIrra. to-day. lC,sl0 pounds OF mer.
chRudise.
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For County Clerk.

In this Issue g. W. Grover gives no
ticr THAI lac will I've IL candidate trefore
the DruocrIiic Convention for the
nomination fur C"uaty Clerk. Nr.
Grover is we'll ana fnvorably known to
" large minority o! the people OF the
county ana il nominated WILL rec i've a
siTo ~ support in the election. Being
i,mII;:.r With tEc duties u the Clerk
ship lac ia well qTI!iied to enter uppn
their discharge aud u marc eligible can
ID late for the position cln:.nt b. sriec-
tel by the Convention. Mr. Grover
has + - number Of years been q re-
spe't d citizen o; this place anil though
crippled III VA arm. Ehich closed to
hin many of the through.
waich iivrlihoods nr- obtained. he has
10y rrrsevcring industry succeeded in
providing for lis fnriIy comfortably,
anil POSSIBLY something besides. which
ccrtsinly Speaks W II for the honest en-
'rfr a! the man and justly entities hm
to the con liberation ~ his rcrrS.
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Fos County Cleri.

County Clerk 4. Il. Dawlry to-day
ann uncrs his determination to ask o.
tie Drmucrttic County Cuuv n;ior n rr.
~nomimnri"n 70. the o.Ecr which for the
past two years h. Ii - ally anil faithful.
ly filled. Il J. generally conceded that
NJ. DIwlrv has mtl. az exec lieut.
clerk. uni III It hi4 thor III = klo rlrls-
% rvrry legal aud basin ~ de'niI cnr-
necirh with that responsible OH e. 4
l-rs him one Of the most eligible cnmai-
Il ,t,s or recollection.
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The irewaIy river burst through IT,
.mbrnkmcnt ut Maud LAY. Iudi,, lta
ruc Uday. 10 rhing that city to n depth
N ten feet: n number ot persons lHing
lro sucd hy the sudden ruah OF vat r
s,ty thousnud person are leu home
less by lii. Il ,oI aud the break cannot
10 rel aired before November u 1t.
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EoTN ~AREIVAIS.
Grn-BAnrnArr I 0.1.rronr.. P.o:
IAIETsKs.

S 1O
Z 14SErsKs.
Ed odeli. Lanoillsi Barney Horn. O
SolamSs;,I sertheim==. San RrG.eis-
co; Ms WJOdI, Bullion. .<,
"A II Stoksr, Jas stauts. a B Eisen-
berg. d ri. Teaver. Bullion; J II Kay,
~rusearora; Ell Kavanaugh. Jas WhSlen
III Harris Il family. Ben lttrriS. ) y
Hhon- Hautiustons It's Fulton, Clay
7Suams < fsmily,:AB johnson, EarskA;
JkB.ackburn. Mound; A q Ftstchsr.
Reno: E c Mcclellan. II ID hInshi A =
Stones, Lam oills. ~
Il. Cohen. T. E. Dunno. San Fran:
H. L. Lahb, Rsuo: Jud Dakin. L.-
mo.lle; T.. Greenbers. Thad Porte,
os.nO; Ma. ". Ii. Eunor and child, c.
Ewing, rasolrorI.
L IL Rogers, Mister Rogers. NJ G
Nero, T~uscArorAi T E Dunno. San
francisco.
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Archibald Forbes has written n boot
entitled Tho Kings I Have Net"
1t IL qnite likely that he met two pair Of
Kings With Siuu hand. hence his IT,.
ment.
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LIVE AED Ls7.IivH."

- D.
Past sIpeispos hss asmons.rsssi Ia
truth Of the AXIOM that ''HonSsty 10 the
beat policy" ID b~1s.naas NJ we'll ~ 81 ~.
private ne: And Hetuated by abs .p~cjioyrH,.
I shall in the future 81 In the past keep, !.
instantly on hand q fun supply oftfssk. ..
and desirable h'-s.Ed'
oaoorsirs AND PrOyisor. = ~
.ofiho best quality. suitable y the. re-. :,
.qpircmeuts Of my cnGtomerd. which viii ~
De aald at the foWsSt lhts1 65hifEthnt
|. With Sonnd busineSa prinrjblsass sc So
tGIi " uellkpown tbata .hnNektnyHRsS :.
sdIboney,t " SnnudiIy ssnt iron ,Elka -,
SonnJ 40 baymsnt Tor g15is' ppfchASeu "'
,broaf, .ard7n\RomS nensare to vi s''ss
-Sersettbsss foreign purohAae:khhsSr ss 4,
saints eddsA tSn my s.osk = well tslsstsds,N,
mi dssira6ls. lina OF : - 90, :,
L.. Boofs AxD shasi '
which guarantee 10 is)i:sE az icySss
Ilres as tie sAlae qhA1ity OF RJ5ds eau 81 '''
| purcliTsed rlssxhtro.~ siratrp6rK, tho. ;.
.iijsd, with ~tossslSAntage VI 6.eAp&e;a &,
Is'PpofppSs tv1sJspipe ;ths, s1gis: .by,"
iafe ~purchi@ng, All goods gdagautsel
30. bv jIh IS represcniel. :
With siucer-ttid6kst 10 ufSph6fc Tor I I!
rh' liberal patronage extended ia: thss.s
,ast, aud spHchtnSwe euttausbev0f tAe
-: HtspsStfdiTy, ."
l.. .';HnL& aURSasp
Eik,. Oct. ASt~ 1885,. G.a4ehE9 :,
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DEPOr HorEL-CLARK i GRkxx, Pao.
P%RIEToKs.

DEPOr HorEL-CLARK y GRkxx, Pao.
P~RIIToks.
a woolud. Ballion; J A Robertson,
Mound; Doc oaepherI. J J Wisemau,
Il Il Stone, South Fork; Jas Nolan, PEE
ko; I'm Smiley, Dseth; NJ Z Nero, Tus-
eIrIra; D.ck MIndlebAum, Ohio; " Z
LiLlsey. Re 40; S d Counett, Beowaus
T d Stewart; Reno J Z Dixon. Ed
LAfferty, Tu>carorL: J + Weeks. Wells;
Milt Polk, A Delano, Halleck; q p
Fecnel, San Franeisco; J w Slaveu.
oakland; s q Weston & wife, Lone
Mountain; Col J d Moore. Ruby; Capt
\ d Rick, Eureka; L Ii Monro., Reno;
fred Loyelock. ColumbiI.
William osborne, Halleck; Samuel
MeMuIlen. Simpson Riser, Deeth; HnI-
81 Martin, Humboldt House.
J II Ketchum, Washington, d C.:
Mrs II II Bevis. Salt Lake City; Mr.
Vim Mitchell. huntington; Mrs Lille
Collins i child, Chico. Cal; John Aim
ley. BIaine; 5 Z Slauyht, Eareka; J h
Bolles, San Francisco LW Bsnnstt, q
4 l..
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IF.os:fs..a=y.sn.rI5l-
.-,
0ALNA0BNDk.

The British Steamer Aberdeen re-
ported lost has arrived safe at .Sarz.
A Chinese store at Ctriiu waS en-.
tered Saturday night and robbed Of some
so.
G.Genuine New Orleans molasses for
sale at w. I. Smiths ~
II il report Il til 1t diptheria has at.
tackled the Indian chilIred in AMI about
Tuscarom.
Four bars OF lullion. valued ut as
OOO. arrived fIom Tu ,curori b., s;nge
this cvrning.
A gentleman at Allenlll,. s. C. when
h!ty-nue Years OF nge. b,guI cutting
a new ret Of teeth.
a eornrlcte assortment of fine fishing
tackle ut MulIrr's.
!; is reported from Carson that the
onisby delegation favoss the uomina-
ton OF Adatus.
IL. y. III Mason, the well known stock
man passed through on his way hoa4e-
wHrd by the II Iiu tais morning.
J. l. Keys, anil family returned this
even lug froI Eureka where they haze
been visiting relatives for severa!
days.
>
h.u..,,., P'N''
-. y" ft"'e4'e"'
,.u.'" "' '"'' ne
Dry "H4iG RUSSIAN SOAP. It's
'A'''''"' ''' o"th or toilet.
u" Ihnr,ary Ia = tire members O! the
oar /" H;".;! county al1F;ci "a seric, of
r~''o."|""' e respect "a IA, drrh o!
'"'Se LrN' i"r."c: Law pLr.ucr uf
Hon. VI Dad.
i Dispatch can lsril, Who i, in CT.
/ i~orL.a. TO hi p.i rr. -. Nm Yo.k
rubaur. lis r,IrI nm. III. -, -,
'~o'"p"'iI"" "u M"j'lrlI "e "dv4m-
ced TO % cents per i!'L IId.
On conp.I.n Il: To-, n,lny.s O! Tin,
Bu.IA,y iIuu !.ll uI C.,u,,rv
the .Iu" has ,e utvI On - cii.r,r Of
violating tue Ia, IA re I'd IL al. un,u.
L,r Of taps and hos n!IoyrI ,,,r
day.
The Sal, Ltk. Dsrlocrat Saws Tim,
at raysDm. SunuI, b ) yrnl.ulI cluli
Of IIrOer JoAu,oI II i.rr :, Il hnys,ne.:
AMI perish Il m I, nils, oi the dame,
in sight Vi the pa sn,s.
Pare Ngw Yo : cil.r ,;r.,,r "a
rent, n u,r 81, y =,
At Wiuuruuc, Ncuu,u rr,.
I B,uniar,L Jr ~. E,.Jy v.r, ,.i
! die T.. I q tn. .,,,r,I
a., -.
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Grant will ma .,,.
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! in r,b,., h..oI,,,
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eiiIS to DC drriy rI non such II tr,r
they will reIuru b. tas w..y Of Eu -
.ir. ,,c 49,. ,
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Eve prisoners. ma 10 th,ir e.c,r -,
r m the Utnn! ,n,t,nury Yesterday
TIcy wrrs al , lori; a snort l,sr,u.,
.rvm the .'Pya mn Ter n rn,rI wh,p
they ~ eel a Il d,sar.ncd. Tary ar.
81 Il To- br tn g. on ,,r,t kind If tom . =
| hot pur,u.t OF he ;i.ri,, r,,yi.t
A~crrcEuot ,h.. w,i,, pi,. ".
Lr, had ,,r, ror, J
rnu,iv +, =, .,.
IL, T,l,r 49, a.,l.
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Dr.. J. c. raessr, sdrgs6n:G snefai, OF
the O. a. II. i'ja,t '~diseoSsr.d 10 ban
-iuWnS veteran nu1 conSpicli1dt 1rTTif
Nov. Il Doctor ], G fucker. ahb niesy.'
: d. srnctt the smoke n lpowder.. contrfr
n numter Of years successfully play tht
roll Of n'gruuiug-'vet," rpurdvtny t1ur
or,nnl prnn'ii,n, III, no diou nt,nr.
ally pre- aentt it4eli. hoS = aanY. .el=Ihs
Jronacl veteran. er,vlrd aboard
through the Cabin windows.
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dtNDoLDr Housa-JozS KrLScH, Pho.
PEIEroR.

; sA Hamilton. Harleef;E II Bennett.
Reading. Pa; Jim HANSEN, Moline: W
" MaLgett. Los Angeles; A Patton,
aIoiips; L W Bird Ogden chGs Kumi:-
Geo ThUrp,. joe Miller. Bullion; Peter
Maucsy. Paradise; II J Lynd, Fred
Todd. Carson. -.
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rriiculI = ~ the dr.t uciivr slnr n
~ Texts tuS Frliy. cont ms L. dew.
rIm d,nrT- ut rvrsloL i pu. Of
!!nO.0j0. ';cih.r Uit, tr los ~ srn,
IKEA. Ga Ei".vu .ltim.i do At.
ether places ~ tat src ior rs ,Srai =.
Al Nrtui, tm dam igc o.. TIE stormis.
placed At $i1l.OlI A riy otG,rt. a
the depot vas oscr:un:lb ~ us. forEG.
Of the wind. but the passengers escaped
uuhuit. '.,f 6 , 49,. =.
The spi,it which ac,u rtca.sIhs, Irlah.
cvicliuoti j., strikinsly nisi,Ttia IL. he
following iirpatrh frtm' :a"dk6iftt 1,
Donegal where the cru-l prtpess ll,.
in.t coed. "rhs total nmruns. o :
r.nta concerned doA not HI Del ,CTT
yrnrlY. Tnrrc w'ri ~ y ilir'nSi nnl'
buliirI. mil sixty cIrs ant boa's Ell
"a e | for eleven d,yt In thu pracccl.
iugt, nt cost Of Cl1I per dty. Tho
scenes were piti'ul. tao people being
STEPPED in poverty" "
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-08-29

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rity when u clti rs ihu STA ,tnr Far
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sufficient mumisr ~ Rep iriehC votes
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charge. 90 uius from - l;cP IlIi-Au "rNs
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~ exponent Of their moral aud rolit.
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-08-29

Two I amos Walking on the FRI
Ntymr La II Irl track nca Al,r-,ny 81,
: ,tUrtay sn n it;I" chi Il playing on
I'll track. al NJ nr,nuc 'inp saw II
rain nppro ching. Onc " tbs'D, Amg.
asst G"tlirb ian fnr the child. G,chIna
It iu,t III Il ic +" uhr,H ITO gtIgtr rca
aud ih'n Is gr..unlt' d.atd uh = til,
VII els u. t. o. motive. :
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1886-07-17

The Choteau Calumet announces
that hereafterit will be published reg
ularly each week. The Calumet
would be 9 pretty good paper if it
would devote its columns to the adj
vaneement Of the community whichit
represents. instead Of using them to
vent vile personal abuse upon other
papers and people whose sentiments
may honestly differ with its own. No
spite journal can ever prosper for any
length Of time.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1886-07-17

day, from the bursting Of a bloodvessel.
The old chief has languished s:2ca his
release from the penitentiary where he
was confined nearly q year for his con
nection with the Riel rebellion.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1886-07-17
RIPPLE Of THE RAPIDS.
w. P. Wren is in Benton.

W. P. Wren is in Benton.
Part Of Mr.. Mayo's tonsorial outfit ar
rived here Thursday.
James Matkins went to Sun River on
business Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Hewins returned
to Helena Thursday.
Capt. Reed has left for Grand Forks,
bit will return to this city ere long.
JAS. 4. Walker and J. t. Lee, Sand
Collee wool growers, are il Benton this
week.
II. Marc has bought out Geo. Boswell,
and Is now sole proprietor Of the City
Eashor shop.
James Roster has opened up in grand
stsle ara doing a fine business III tile
tonsori&l line.
Mrs. Immogene Dupont took the train
to Helena the other morning and viii go
to Great Ea1l5.-N ontana Stock Gazette.
III. Bryant and party, locating engin
GERS If tha Montana Central are casting
their professional eyes over the town
site.
". Allrecht, OF Minneapolis, who has
been spending several weeks here, left
for home Thursday. He will soon return
to remain permanently.
Cant Reed s Mr.. Albreeht will occu-
py tie Peck building as SOC as it is
vacated by Murphy, Maclay i Co. They
viii carry a full line Of furniture,
mir. 6. NaoieE was in town Monday.
lie has fortunately, recovered from the
ini12rieS witch he sustained br beino
thrown zgc-- his horse a couple Of weeks
ago.
Tie recen- rise Of three cents in the
price 81 ~e5l viii increase the profits of
the Montana Sheep raisers by full $3.50
900 ta:.s reer Oh as estimated product of
sS00G050 Ms.
Ira MYERS 4 %. were obliged to shut
GOWN lIPSLt3S on account OF the burning
ont 0f their boiler. Mr.. MYERS llss sent
to Helena for a boilcr-p1aker 10 come
down and make repairs.
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fro,, ) sava, column fo,io ! ! AZ
column a7arto II i . oraa+ i,nnro~o
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Great Falls.-Dillon Tribune.
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c,~-ar rise y rorto, Maze. u,
C,4,--a, and niolor,,a ., r,.al
Hon- row -, around +ha island T4,esda7
aran;n9 Roa4ino ! baco,,i,a o,a e
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Funds are being raised to improve the
A$fS~0Ttri river T,1aH from moro tl IarIp
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1886-07-17
Chief P~oundmaker Dead.

ST. PAUL, July Winnipeg special to
the Pioneer Press: A dispatch from
Gleichen, the headquarters of the Black
feet Indians, says that Chief Poundmaker
died suddenly at Crowfoot camp yester
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1886-07-17
For Sale.

A quantity Of bran and shorts for sale
at the Cataract mill in this place. If
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1886-07-17
Wanted.

To buy a light, secondhand dead ex'
wagon, inquire at TRIBUNE office.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1886-07-17
GREAT FALLS, MONTANA.

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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-06-04

Group, Whooplng Cough and Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure.
Sold by +. :. Webb.