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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16
MUCH WANTED.
HE GOT MANY GOODS BY FALSE PRE-
FENCES.
feunion Of Confedsrats vetsraus-A sorl-
nsmbulists yall-Kiiied on the
Raii-scuthwsst Crops.
lspncial telsGrnm 70 abe pIspateh.l

IYvcHBuRo, Va, August ID. ID.
Harvey. OF this city. was arrested several
months ago upon the charge OF obtaining
horse and buggy from man in Scotts-
vile upon alleged false representations,
and was afterwards indicted for grand
larceny by the grand jury Of the Abe
marie County Court. he failed TO appear
for trial. and was recently arrested for
obtaining goods under false pretences
from persons in Appomattox county and
committed 10 the jail OF that county,
from which he subsequently escaped.
Returning to his home In this city last
night, an officer visited his house on
Daniels Hill, effected his arrest, and
lodged him in jail to await the action of
the Albemarle and Appomattox authorl-
ties. He will be turned over to the Al
bemarle authorities first to answer the
Indictment pending against him there.
IL has transpired that Harvey is also
wanted in Salem TO answer the charges
of obtaining goods by false representa-
ton.
The United States District Court will
begin in this city September 18th.
A reunion Of Confederate veterans will
be held in this city during Fair week.
A large number from the different coun-
ties of the State will attend. A banquet
will be rendered them by Samuel Gar
land Camp.
A Cleveland and Thurman club is
being organized in Liberty. Their uni
form will be the regulation Cleveland
beaver hat, and they arc going in for hard
work.
An Englishman by the name Maui,
from near Chsrlemont. in O fit of SOM
nambuhsm stepped out OF the door in
the second story OF the Liberty House,
in Liberty, last night and was badly
hurt.
A white man was found killed on the
Norfolk and Western road three miles
from Pearisburg, Giles county, yester
day. 1t is thought he was on the
bumpers stealing ride and fell off, He
is unknown.
Reports from Giles county state that
fine rains visited the county in the last
few days, and corn, grass, and vego-
tables are looking fine, and the product
Is so far ono Of the heaviest crops for
years
The "wets" OF Buffalo district, Rock
bridge county, have petitioned the
Judge Of the County Court for a special
election TO Ire held on the Goth OF Sep
TENDER. The district is now dry"
and a change is wanted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16
A Rennhlican Contemporary says

at is announced that General Harrl-
sons letter Of acceptance is finished, but
that he will not make it public until he
has returned from the Vacation trip
which he proposes to take in few
days"
And possibly General HARRISON has
another reason for delay. Mir. BLAINE
has not delivered himself fully for the
benefit Of the dear public. His speeches
will doubtless be followed by inter
views, and considering the way
it appears the Republican cam
paign is to be conducted, it is impor-
tant that HARR1soN's letter should
conform to BLANE's views and doctrines.
1t would never do for the second fiddle
not TO be in accord with the first violin.
Such condition of affairs would Sc
riously embarrass all the principal Re-
publican shouters and expose the fact
that STEVE ELKINs, BnAINE's manager,
had soaped the bows of many OF the
smallf fry performers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16
The Dlrect-Tax Bill.

A correspondent of the Alexandria
Gazette, after saying that the eTire Vir-
ginia delegation voted for the dlrect-tax
bill, asks whether or not the convention
Of the Eighth Congressional district will
be ready and willing to give its repre-
sentatiyes definite instructions in refer
ence to this "all-important" matter ?
Our congressman need no instructions
on that point. As well require them to
declare themselves for or against prohi-
btion. The votes we're cast wisely.
We should have no fear Of the result if
thst we're made the sole issue in the cam
psign. We object because it is a ques-
ton that our voters ought not to divide
upOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16


Fall RIVER, Mass, August IA
strike of the weayers is in progress at
the linen-mil in this city and 2, QUO looms
are idle. IL was caused by an order
from the authorities requiring tho
weavers to throw away the steel-wire
combs with which they remedy the slight
imperlections in cloth and use the combs
made from blades from defective card
combs. A conference was held, but the
weavers prefer TO consider themselves
discharged. The comb is used by the
weavers all over the world and is often
the means Of causing trouble. The in
tended substitute has teeth like a saw
blade, and the weayers say it is ridlcu-
lOus TO urge them TO use Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16

Tho Richmond Dispatch fears that the
independence Of the Post will land it in
the Republican party. Is not this q
rather damaging statement ? Does the
Dispatch really believe that no paper or
person can maintsin independence IN
politics without being considered can
didate for admission to Republican
ranks p Washington Post.
BY no means. But the Post was re-
Gently Democratic paper. Now it is
independent. We feared that its next
step might land it in the Republican
party. We have no objection to indie
pendent papers, though as we firmly
hold TO the saying that "No one man is
AS wise as all men," we don't take much
stock in paper that is wiser than all
men, ninety-nine bundredths of the
men in this country being not indepen-
dents at all, but outspoken Demo-
Gratis or Republicans. An Englshman
who was once heard denouncing
Lord THURLow as hypocrite was asked
upon what he based the charge. He re-
piled that he knew that no man could
be as wise Ms Lord THURLow looked to
he, and therefore no knew he was a
hypocrite. We fear that the "inde-
pendent papers, which side to-day with
one party and tomorrow With the other,
are too wise. At any rate, like Lord
THUBLow, they "look too wise."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16

fBy Anglo-American cable TO tho Dispatch.l
LONDON, August ia crisis is re-
ported TO exist in Turkey between the
Sultan and his ministers. The trouble
is due to the refusal OF the Sultan to sane
ton the Grand Yizier's proposalto borrow
81. 500,0 600 from the Turkish banks. This
amount is demanded by the Minister OF
War and the Minister Of Marine TO pur
chase goods md to pay the soldiers and
seamens wages, which are long overdue.
IL is rumored that Said Pacha, Minister
of Foreign Affairs, will succeed Kiamil
Pacha as Grand Yiher, and that Cadban
Pacha will be sent to London on a secret
mission.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16
earthquake in Maine.

WINTHROP, NE., August 15.-One Of
the most severe earthqueke-shocks ever
felt in this vicinity occurred at $40 last
evening. a report like heavy cannon,
continuing thirty seconds, shook the
earth violently, swaying buildings and
rattling dishes and furniture. The Sc
cond shock. felt about midnight, was
somewhat hghter, but OF about the same
duration.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16
paues. MEDICINES. &c.
SALES.
Ana% AeA1a.

1000 pounds Gum Carnphor. - mound.
I,0co pounds NOTIFIED Castillo soap. ba, ls<e.. b,
! the pound 10: -
900 pounds White Castillo Soap. bar ls... bv,,.
pound DC.
1908 pounds English Blue Sopied so,..,g.
bsr--usually sold for -:
200 hslf-pint bottles Of Genuine Impo-,.. IA,
Rum ~ Dc.
100 pieces 6ne Bath Sponge At 5Oc-u,g,ly .,,,
att:
go pieces Bath Sponge, 2jc.--rey-I's- ~.
camolia Bouquet soap. finest TOLL, s.s5r.,.
10. q cake or , for o.:
Cuticurs soap, Sc. cake.
LAzolrs White Rose. Persian By.ga.t a., go,
other odors only -. per ounce -usi.i pr,r,
co.. Guaranteed 70 b. eQlal y aayoa 10
market
IS gross One Toilet Soap a. On. slozea-reel,.r
pricep
Genuine Murray & Lannaas FIouA w...r
s0'.;
Lazolps Florida Water sralD. 80:
SIS. will bay Neade & Bakers Carbolic Mouth
wasdh, Or bottles for g..
e0c. VIII buy Sozodonl ihe boat donufricsr
TO-. viii buy fellows saaalosn viii bottle O.
Extract;
Sc. will bay ioc box Of whiting
5oc. Win buy Loorons soiid-Back Halr-Brish-
usual price 81
81 will buy Loonsa's solii-Back Halr-Bmia.
usual price $50;
Horstords Acid Phosphate. loc or bogleia,
81:
Horstord's Acid Phosphate large,. ~:
g5c. Will buy pound be-, Mixed Bird SEED
5jc' VII bay Palnes Celery Compound,
10 win buy Ssiits Specific largsr
i5c. VIII buy Fraysers Nerve aud Bono Lln.
mont.
&c. win buy ygginia Worm Killer;
Sopoho. &C.. n cake;
go. WIN buy lazell's Lavender or yiolo, Toilei
Neler;
go, viii buy Lutin's Extra-ts:
15c will buy Wyeih's Brof. Vine ani Iron
15c viii buy Browns Iron BittorB:
i5c. will buy simmons Liver Regulator Qargef
i7c. will buy simmons Liver Regulator tsmalN
lsc. viii buy Nrs wnslows Soothing syrup;
10. viii buy Brandreths, DaUds, or Carers
Pius.
;lf0 Will buy Fellows syrup uypophosphii'i
Compound;
-. will buy ntino's Meat Juice.
49, will buy Ayor's OF Hoods sar-apa-ll2
i0c viii buy Allc,ck's Porous Plaster;
sec. will buy Genuine kioster'rau Nun Cologne.
15c vii buy Dr. piercc's Fayor'e Proscnpno1;
75c viii buy Dr. Fer,e's Golden Medical Ds-
cOyoy;
So. viii buy Br1mocaGeiro,
e5.. viii nuy Boyinine largol;
!0, viii buy Bo,inine .smshG
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS articles ~ sweopinr r"is-.
ton. from old -'as hion.1 prices. Physician Tr'-
carefully aud scicnuhraily c.r-
pounIed. Purify guaranteed. Goods feirer.i
FREQ - any part OF the city n order amoll-s ID
sLJl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16

In commenting upon our article Of
last week rs to what advertisements
papers, secular or religious, ought to
publish the Central Presbyterian speaks
a good word for quack or patent medi-
cines. We once took the business
manager of religious paper to task for
advertising such medicines, when he
closed our mouth by saying that he tried
all such medicines himself before giving
place to advertisements of them
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16
Ouo,attsus orrutura..

lBr Anglo American cable to the Dispstca.l
LNEwooL, August l5.--The Liver
pool Cotton Association has passed re-
solution providing that the only official
quotations OF futures shall be for con-
tracts With good ordinary clause. This
new rule will take effect October LIST.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16

"The JVdge. the Republican comic
weekly, represents BLAINE in the blue
uniform of a soldier reporting to General
HARRISON. The Judges joke consists
in the fact that it reverses the situation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16

"Cousin Ben. HARRISON is reported as
saying that he has little use for his Vir-
ginia kinsfolk." II viii probably develop
about election-time that his Virginia kin
have less use for him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16
bonds Offered and Sold.

WASHINGTON, August Bond offer
ings Mt the Treasury to-day aggregated
81, 500, 500. Acceptanccs aggregated
SGgl, 800 at l27.al27i for 4 per cents.
and l07! for AIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16
Personal.
4 CARD.

4 CARD.
TO OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE:
our Exposition issue OF the "RiCHMOND
REAL ESTATE PROGRESS will be Ia pamph-
let form, aud Is now being prepared. IL will DO
tho most beautiful and attractive ifsye We have
yet made. Twin contain over THIRTY Illus
TRATIONS.ot our HISTORIC CITY. which alone
cost US aboai $50. and al Issue Of OOo0 Will
cost us not less than 500. Ne ere determined,
with push ana money. 70 make this issue In
every respect worthy Of the OCCASION. We re-
specially OFFER FkEE OF COST, The use " It's
columns % you 70 advertise any properly you
may think OF selling When desired The adyer-
tlsement will DO ouch as not 70 designate tho
kNACT location, 20 prevent the owner q tho
sam0 being known except by application VI our
Office. and Then only W those Who really mean
BUSINESS
We will DO grateful for any favor conferred
Should sale DO nlsd0 through our paper or
ONCE, only tue usual commissions are charged,
and no charge made Tor advertisement IN tho
"PROGRESSn
NO SALE, No CHARGE WHATEVER.
Awaiting your kind consideration and favor,
weremsin. your ohe lient servants.
al 1855 J. THOMPSON BROWN d co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16
DICHMOND SEMINARY,
HI No. 3EAsT GRACE STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.

JOHN II. POWELL. Prln~paI
Mrs Z. G.. PEYfoN Associate Principal
Tho sixteenth session Of tins boarding ana
day s.hool for young iai'os and little girls will
bozln WEDNESDAY, sGPT sNBEg ~, 1893
SOchangcs IN the corps q instructors except
ia French. A French gentleman, shO has his1
many years Of successful experience In the city
Of New York, and most highly re,ommenQed Dy
a friend OF the Principals for whom no hss
taught as n teacher and gentlemen. will have
charge Of tho Department Of French.
Special attention "a called 70 our KINDER
GAkTEN AMI SuhPRIMAkl DEPARTMENT,
which has proved 40 valuable az ad!unct W the
primary department. for Children from ave 70
nine years Of age.
class % little girls under ten years Of age
Will be- started IN French FhtE OF CHAkGk ny
full graduate OF tho school thoroughly quail
fed 70 start them Ia the grammar aud cOnYersa-
fi0n.
Apply for catalogue at the book stores or 20
either principal. ~ iSM, F,Su&TL2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16
An IMPORTANT NEW LAW

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EkS IN CHAhCkkY IN YlK0iNIA-bY A.
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classed and arranged In separate parts and IN
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aud references, forms and tables, and contain
log, also. brief EXPOSITION Of the lew concern
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Charles. icgnciss. dtstributions, Interest," snnui-
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16
nRUNKENNESS.
~ OR TIE LIQUOR HABIT.
POSITIVELY CURED By hDNiti9l.tlHl -
HAISES's GOLDEN SPECIFIC


aNffaHfAfNfhfH u
THE VIRGINIA ELECTRIC ll"n .
4 AND POWER COMPANY Is neH f.'s-
70 estimate ior and farnish
POWER AND 6LECTRc Noio"
from q to 2J-hosse power for an'ns a. 80
machinery for mech aHi,sl purp2ses-''n'' W.
tors, &c. 81.
The advantages Of using Eieetrl' No'.''
economy, relisoulty. regularity OF sie'a -'
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Any work ,ha, can DO ione By ''''-'''-
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ELECTRIC LGRfS
ARC AND IScANDEsCENr LIGHTS
Offices, dwelling, warehouses, sh'''' 49,
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16

"Mr BLAINE has more sores TO heal
than JoHN SHERMAN has" Still, from
all accounts, JOHN is pretty well
"heeled."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16
ANTSRNgKrH.

ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 10TH,
" from to 10 p. NJ. the ladies Of CO0l-Spring
church will give a FkAsp AND ENTERTAIN
MEN1 al Undertakes Park. near AEiee, Han-
over county. Va. on tho Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway. The train leaving Richmond at $40
T. n. viii stop az the church, and a special train
will leave the church az 10 ?. NJ. for Richmond.
Round trip, 90 cents. Refreshments plontfuL
Splendid supper. Prices moderate. Magic
Lantern Exhibition a. +. NJ. Admission, %
cents; children, - cents. ault3t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16

A bottle OF Hoods Sarsaparilla con-
tains 100 doses-more than any other
preparation. Try it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16
neoas. srATroxsxy, &c.

DRESBYTERIAN COOK BOOK.
4 AT HALF PRfCE, % CENTS.
~ have examiuod IL carefully, and take
pleasure In pronCanciBg the receipts II con-
tains. as a whole, practical, economical. and
good."-MARIos HARLAsD.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
au l5-d&W lxl2 hain aarnet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16

The New York Tribune Gays BLA1SR's
reception had a philosophical signifi-
canoe. A "proxilogical" significance,
you mean.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16
BRIEF CONTENT.

The "BLAINE cyclone" is o pretty
heavy blow to HARRIsos's pride.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16
TIME BRADSrREET C0MPANL
CHARLES r. CLARK, PSfsip'N"
ho.nsTREsTss RICHMOND ~ IN
49, tiu. EAsl MAIN SikAIA
1clspboos NS-1'
Il MarrrY. Superintendent.

nm Witty, NtVst'u''7-
The Richmond of.scs has mo .... "a, 81 isus}
x,,s - no rspa gTowth o. he ciy a. sfsr. .
meas Of NE tsrrltory Hiessary y =, .,,,5s o. ?,
lie msresauls conlsaay u a.,,.S d "a
sayansaxes u sysis@ ,hs sasos !" .ss 60,
ls recog nlxc4 Ia every us,e s..'., scnss pss9s.
LED sosi IA an ssrss, Ok lrs loess pssfe.' az
s " AN ss tn, fses ssss 10 has Doe
n.ssS =, ,ssrs tkaa sag sikss Dssrss''.'~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16
xoucaT,oxAL
WRSLEIAN FINALE INSTITUTE,

STAUNION, Va.
This CELEBRATED OLD VIRGINIA SCHOOL,
FOR YOUNG LADIES IA one OF tho most aursf-
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TURE, MUSIC, Arr, and MANNERS. Sitla-
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DIR. w. A. HARRIS, President.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16

OALEM FEMALE ACADEMY,
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diyidual pupil: cighty-fOur years a. continuous
experience. and NOR. tCan coo alumni. send
for catalogue AMI circulars. ~ 2i lu&lhtoct'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16

Reeding notices IN readng-mst,or type
nnee or iess. 81: in nonpSreu loaded. 7oc.
Gard OF rasos for more space furnished On ap-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-07-07

by the people and for the people, but
7 did not know how absolutely neces-
sary their application then was for
the restoration to the people OF their
safety and property. l knew then
that abuses and extravaganza had
crept into the management OF pubic
affairs, but | did not know their nu-
merous forms nor the tenaclty OF
their grasp. | knew then something
of the bitterness of partisan obstruc-
tions, but | did not know how bitter,
how reckless and how shameless 1t
could be; I knew, too, that the
American people were patriotic and
Just, but did not know the grandeur
of their love of country nor how
noble and generous they were.
| shall not dwell upon the acts and
policy spf the Administration now
drawing to its close. It's record is
open to every citizen of this land,
and yet I will not be denied the priv
ilege of asserting at this time that in
the exercise Of the functions of the
high trust conhded 10 me nave
yielded obedience emily to the consti-
tuition and solemn obligation of my
oath of Office.
| have done those things which. 10
the light of the understanding that
God has given me, seemed most con-
lucive to the welfare of my country
men and the promotion of good Gov
eminent. I would not, it could, for
myself, nor for you, avoid a single
consequence of fair Interpretation
of my course.
1t but remains for me to say to you,
and through you to the Democracy
of the nation, that l accept the nom.
ination with which they have honored
me, but that | will, in due time, sig
nifty such acceptance in the usual
manner.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-07-07

Last Monday afternoon a fire broke
out aud consumed the hosting works
at the Belmont mine near Ophir, in
Placer county. Three men were at
work in drift 100 feet from the sur
face. The Are from the timbers of
the shaft were extinguished. 1t was
not till 8 o'clock p. m. that the men
were reached. They were found dead
near the mouth of the drift. The
names were James Reardon, VIM.
Reardon and Joseph Hawkins. In
attempting to rescue the men, An
drew Larson also lost his life.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-07-07

The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion decided several weeks ago against
the Union and Central Pacific COM
panies in the case of Denver mer-
chant, who claimed that he had beeD
charged more on freights from the
West than Omaha merchants, and
gave the companies sixty days to
modify their tariff schedule, so as to
conform to the law. The overland
roads are now making new tariff and
passenger rates. The Examiner says
the new departure amounts to this;
People on this Coast will now be able
to buy frst-class round-trip tickets
for $50, good for journey between
any point ON this Coast and Omaha,
Kansas City, st. Paul or any other
Missouri river point. To Mississippi
river points such as st. Louis and
New Orleans the round-trip rate will
be 500. To Chicago it will be 800.
The tickets are to be good for six
months and the passenger has the
privilege of going by one route and
returning by another.
The rate on canned fruits from Pc
cific Coast terminals to all interstate
points has been reduced from 81 20
to 81 10 on each 100 pounds On
canned salmon the rate is 81, which
Is the same as the old rate. The rate
on sugar to Colorado common points
has been reduced from 81 90 to 90
cents on each 100 pounds. These
rates will go into effect July 9Th.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-07-07
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR & RECORDER
A. M. VANDERBILT

or Cherry Creek hereby announces him self
candidate for County Auditor aud Recorder
OF White Pine County, subject to the decision
OF the Repub lean County Copyention.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-07-07
Nothing Secure sn These Times.

A certain citizen in Far West
town possessed the only tree in the
place, with large, strong limb at the
proper distance from the ground,
which he was in the habit of renting
out to lynching parties at S. per
meeting. The advent of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, with
their long telegraph poles, ruined the
industry completely and destsoyed a
valuable source of income to the
owner of the tree.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-07-07
NOTICE.

CTOLEN FROM THE STABLE OF II.
:, Carnentor 10 Lake Y lev. on ihe night Of
Nav lltt. Saddle. Bfiale. S5nrs aud caran a
All new. cost SIS. HEAVY saddle. made in
Portland. Oregon, stamped with makers
name Bride naae double. raaeaifc esiored
leather. with Halt Breed BIZ bnraIshrd
and inaid spcrs came
An. informant Ion that will lead 10 the recoy
cry of the same Will he Il literally rewarded
Lake Valley, May IS, 1893. nyss"im