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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-04
Chanoorv Sale OF Ronl Estato.

No. sia R-chancrry Court 81 shelby oounty-
william Lipscomb 81 al Va Thomas fcanon q
ny virtue Of an lnicriocuiory decree for sale en-
tered In the aioyc canse the 18th day 81 Nnycm.
her, 1877, NJ. n 30 PAGE So Dcucmbcr !, W. ~ u,
On, .. 1872, and renewed January ~ issA viii
keil NJ public auction. 81 the highest bidder, In
front n the CLERK aud Masters onioc. Courthouse
Of shelby county, Memphis. Tenn. on
saturday, February q, 1858.
within legal hour. che following described prop
ofty Situated Ia Twelfth civil District ~ shelby
county, Tennessee. iowli Us acrv tract hound
son, on the south BY iiamlln aud on the wrsi by
Gi.o tmci Of 100 acr,-. bounded on the north BY
Ilolmcs. on The cast BY i,cmaslef on The south by
Also a tract Of 50 acfus. bounded on the north ~
Wallace, On the east by -, on the south By
Palmer and 90 ihewc.l BY lrooss. 49,, =, s..,,..
one, lot part 81 "a" Tbs go acre- has lecn sub.
divided Into two lots 81 10 acfrs aud viii ~ sold
With The piyilcgc 10 tale one % both 81 ~ log.
north b. nrucr. on the east W Wendell. on tho
south by 1ailcy. ON the wet by w. Dudiam, THIS
inci has been subdividei inio iouf ~ lots. a.
LSi No. 1. containing M 7sioo acrcs lot so. ?.
Containing lisioioo sorc5 loi ~ conlainlng
80 ooi9 acfu loi NO c9nt1,inlng vst 49,
me pri'ileso 70 the purchaser 10 take ono OF all The
A.o one ,nc, Of land containing 70 aerc., known
psifci. and BOUNDED on The north By Porior. south
~ Martin ett b. oooflett. aud vel hy Harrison.
Aiao a - aero lot beginning ~ the northwest
corner Of Holman and Cothran 60 ncfr tfnct thence
wet chains q llnksi thence ruth chain.
thence vest chains u links thenoe south 4
chains 6 links thence east II chains thence north
hi chains aud 20 links ~ the beginning. being snf
Vcy male on certificate 25tl, issued W Commission
On. Of West Tennessee a. Oliver Williams, AMI on
Tho water. Of Nonconnah creek. IN aid county
For fall particulars and compleie description 81
had 70 the fvoord and procccdinEs on Ole IN the
cause
Terms 81 saie-one third cash. balance IN one
and two year, purchasers executing notes therefor
BEARING Interest irom date. and lieu retained 70
| cure payment -
aha ljlh day Of January, isS
al MCDOWELL. Clerk and Master
NJ A. Bradley. DgpulI q. and ~
N,er a Hnccd, Y. T. EimoBdson and J. J, Du.
puy, nulictou. jan lt.ll ~ feb q
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s-coLuMnus rALLy.sHnET CASE.
Mcntgomery's Private Secretary Gives
Some Damaging Testimony.

Acntgomery's Private Secretary Gives
Some Damaging Testimony.
CoIrWislis, o., Feb. S.--Algernon Gran
vile, OF Chicago, one OF the defendants
and witness for the State in the tally
sheet forgery esises, was placed on the
stand this morning. In October, 1885, he
testified, he had a desk in the Office of
Montgomery, the defendant, and did short
hand work for him. } He made a tabula-
ton OF returns for Montgomery on
Wednesday or Thursday following the
election, and made mistake of 100 votes
in one OF the townships, which Montgom-
cry discovered, and thus ascertained his
defeat. The defendant said they must do
something. In a short time Allen o.
Myers, ran into the Office and said John
r. Mel can was bound to be elected
United States senator, no difference what
it cost; that the Legislature was Republic
can by one majority, and il they could Sc
cure the election OF Ed Young, from Frank
lin county, the Legislature would DO one
Democratic, and that il would elect Nc
Lean; that the only way TO do was 10 fix
the returns; that they had done the work
before the election in Hamilton county,
but II could be done afterward here; that
he wanted to give the Republicans dose
of their own medicine for the performance
OF 1876 in the south, and asked the wit
ness to 60 ahead with the work, as
ne was an expert penman. The wit
ness said that about this time
Montgomery, the defendant, came
into the Office and said the work had to be
done, and sent the witness TO DIR. Mont
gomery's Office with instructions TO wait
Myers and Montgomery had q private
consultation in one corner OF the room.
The witness later met the defendant at
the office OF Dr. Montgomery; he came in
the back way and had bundle Of tally
sheets, there being seven or eight OF them
in envelopes. At this point the attorneys
for the defendant objected to the charac-
ter Of tho evidence and entered upon 4
long argument.
The point OF objection by the defense
was TO joining the cases, that OF the Ninth
and Thirteenth ward forgeries.> This, the
State was proceeding to do in furtherance
of the conspiracy theory, point which
claimed much attention by the attorneys
yesterday. McSweeny, for the defense, in
support OF his objections, quoted largely
FROM the decisions Of Judge Thurman
when OH the supreme court bench. Me-
Sweeny continued his argument to the
close OF the forenoon session.
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Him BaLsr aud Sam Arthur Got Their
Money.

The Thur recently mentioned the fact that
Jim Baker and Fam Macarthur had drawn
$4,000 IN the Louisiana State Lottery. last
Thursday the money was received through
the Mis.ouia National rank, and turned over
D. the lucky holders Of the ticket Three or
four other minor prizes were secured by
Missoula parties ut the last drawing An
other tenth 81 tho $4,000 prize was drawn
BY William roas Of the town Of Anaconda,
IN the adjoining county Of Deer Lodge, and
Was collected through the Omaha National
bank Of Omaha, Neb.-Mi''0uia MoAf. TiIss',
De 4
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Tho nfm Of c1app a Taplor. n0otr and Stationery.
was this day dissolved ~ mutual consent Nj. A.
a. Taylor having punchascd the atcnst Of J. VI.
rlapf. IT,, viii continue tho business under the
nfrfname 81 4. " Taylor a 90. Tho new nrm -.
sums ell the liabilltea Eiihcf member ui the old
nrn i authorized 10 rccrlpt iOf the uncOliccicd
T. W. CLAP, IN,
AR TAYLOR
Memphls. Tenn, January -. i,sA
In retiring from the above nrm fdesirc 70 return
my thanks 10 the patrons Of The firm f0f thelf
patronage, and ~ oHprrsa the hope that the new
nrm ~ A. Taylor 60. viii NOT only receive .
continuation 81 the sane patronage bot that they
may have a. they 40 richly dcrrrse. = largely In
ERASED business J. W. CLAP, JH
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BLUEGRASS" No. 1874.
standard and Registered.

Sired by Ry-dyks IIamhletonian sirc Of N ifoiiers
with records Of 30 or better. and sirc 81 % sona
that have each gotten one or morc 40 performers
flint dam XIII by Long Island Black Hawr; second
dam by Young Duroc. half brother TO American
Eclipse; third dam by COINS Messenger by I'm.
ported Messenger.
BLUEGRASS Is ~. hands high, scal brown, ,l
most black, with wine oolorcd TANKS and muule,
two white heels heavy mhnc and tail. long bodied,
heavy boncd aud very stylish. lie Is the sro oi
Gwy Cloud, record 2,Gi1s-tril 2ia},, Of Bocchcr
sin Of one I'D performer, ando the dam OF LADY
Of Lyons rcconi 22SA. lie Is half brother 10 box
ter. ANA N,tic, ans; Jay Gould. 22lli GeoTc
wilkes. 222. and full brother 10 Mcnelaus, 2d
BLUEGRASS IA the only son Of I,ytdyk's Ham
blctonian, whose services were ever offered 10 the
people SOUTH or KENTUCKY. and he will this
sosson he limited 10 ten outside mares Fec 500
cash, with usual privileges Of return.
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c.lllnr Ahon, 20 raiI.

Albany, y. y, Feb. 3.-The assembly
chamber Is about TO be vacated. The pre-
liminary report Of the commission APP
pointed 10 examine the building was made
this afternoon. They discovered many
serious movements Of the stone in the
groincd arch, oil 81 the main ribs OF the
vault split and many Of the stones cracked
clear through. The whole ceiling is dc.
clared 10 he in a dangerous condition. A
time must come soon, they say, when,
without warning, the whole ceiling will
fall. They recommend the whole Assem-.
bly, wing Of the capitol TO be vacated ai
once
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JOHN DoRY, No. SOL.
standard aud I.eaI.ierea.

Sired by Pilot Mambrlno, the beat bred non Of
Pilot IT, dam Indiana dam Of indianapolis. 22il.
by Mambrino Chief Pilot Mambrlno made a record
OF 2aii, In the mud. Public trial over Louisville
Jockey Club Tmck In 22C'.
First dam Of John Doryi Agnes by Mambrlno
Star trccoh 2el, son q Mambrlno Chief Nam
brno Chief was by Mambrlno Taymaaler, he by
Mambrino, ho by Imported Messenger.
JOHN DORY Il 10 hands high. zeal brown. al
mot black, two white heels, heavy name and tail,
short coupled and heavy boned. lie Il hone Of
hnc action, and very stylish Although In bis 9yeaf
old form and never trained hei very fat aud Lowell
headed. and can speed At 20 Rnit lie was ioaicd
April l5. lssi at Indian lIill, Ky. Limited 10 ten
mams. Service fee $40 cash, with usual prlyll
eyes Of rcturn.
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NKw YonK, Feb. 3.-Little Mary Will
son, the ll-year-old child who has several
times set fire to the hospital for the rup-
tured and crippled, was in the Yorkvillc
police court this morning. She sometimes
wepi bitterly and again looked vacantly
about the courtroom as though iorgetful
OF her surroundings. The child would
answer no question OF Judge Murray's that
required any other reply than yes or no,
and was turned over 10 the care OF the
chldren's society for the present.
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Ancr Three Years

". r. Walton, ofspriugfeld. Tenn. sayG
81 have been suffering with neuralgia In the
face aud head OFF and on, for three years.
purchased box Of Dr. Tanners Inlallible
Neuralgia Curc. and took eight Of the pills
hHve not felt amy symptoms OF neuralgia
since. gives me pleasure TO recommend H."
Rangum Root Medicine Co., Manufacturers,
Nashville. Tenn. 80 cents per box. Sold at
Heisler drug store. 2s3 Main street.
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HOLSTEIN BULL,
NBTHERLAND PIONEER, No. 81.

bred by smith 4 Powell. symruse n, v Calyod
May n iNa, Color. black: shield snip, hrat
brskci stripe mp left shoulder over on fight hand
around hirs. belly lcs aud one half tail white
Sire Nctherland Prince, No 10 II. H. ~ the best
combined milk aud buiicrbull IN America.
Dam Prunclla "a. beautiful COW. years old
March I. ifsi with the form aud all the points Of
great mixer. rruncla ~ had been giving mia
more than eleven months In her 9yeaf old ionn.
aud held up 10 mon than Falons per day. shc
took prizes at the Sew York state falu In 1885,
and 1874.
Gnndam rave for Smith 4 Powell % pounds
In ono day when 8yeau old.
SETHERLAND PIONEER Il very straight and
aluar, With an Crcccdlngy broad and level back,
broad long hips, sof ooai, an unusually mellow
skin. and weighs nearly iso pounds service fee
sio cnsh. with usual privileges Of return
Tor further particulars addnss
". z. ~ CARI.lN. Manager,
Lock box ~. Memphis, Tenn
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w en- dyed sad cleaned Nd riovcs elcaBci'
RUPTURE Radically CURED

without the knlic or hlndance 20 busincss IN from
o. to W days by The Mcdlcnfud soft Fad truss aud
ono tfcaiinrnl coutmct nlade with each patlent
Htrielurc. Hydrpcrle and Naflcocclc cured ia a
thou time. tifrlllu CA application,
Tie Moderated soft Ind Truss has The
spring IN The fnpuf. thrrcforc avoiding al kidney
tfuuhles, and can - worn night and day. We guar
nuicc this 1russ % ~ Casy to ucar an1 10 hold up
the bowel. Or money feiundcd. Made and ltied 70
male " female by Dli NOBLE.
10 Jefferson a. Ncmphla lem
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Commissioners Sale.

Under authority q ono iniehoculov orlef igf
sale euterud Oc,0bcres -. IN the Gauss ~ " a.
haluey 81 n. ". ~. &c Hh Go e al. viii, on
saturday, February H. 1885,
onef for saie. nj public aueion 10 the highest bid
der ior cash ln ln,ut Of thH Courthouse door NJ y
O'Clock M, Lott Que Il AID two ~ In block tscn
iyelHht ~. IN foft flckrfug.
Equity Of udempilon larfei.
h IA MlllLNnY. commIalonef
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stookholdors, MootlnR.

A MEETING 81 the sipashpdcnof lhc Troy aud
~ TiptOnyillc Railroad company viii " held ~
the oflfa Of aid colupiuy in the town OF flu,1
IN Obion county, Tcnnsr-re un Monday, NE I'm
day Of February. A.D isiA iof The confederation
al mortgage bouds anil 40 NJ said company. and
the Transaction Of surh oihrf business a. may 10
advised. ny order III The harl Of lifecior De
combrf 10 fas1. Oi9D. NlLsoN' ff'sioent
W. Bnicf. secrutafy.
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1hr Inr, CHARGED.

cSuySsri. o., Feb. s.-The arguments
In the trial Of BENJAMIN +. Hopkins, Of the
Fidelity bank, were concluded today aud
Judge Sage, at the afternoon session, de-
liycred bis charge 20 the jury, who took
the ease under consideration.
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PROPOSALS FOR COOKED RLTIOSS.
Recruiting Rendezvous, U. 8. A.
No, $50 Pronl slr5i, Memphis, Tenn.
Lamar. ~ 10

CKaLED PROPOSALS iN TRirilCATK. FrB
= lcct n the usual eohdltlons, Will hc Hfriycd
NJ this Once until " oolnk nom Ga the 2iih day
II February. isrt. NJ which time and rlnre they
viii H. opcncd IN the procure ui hihucs Tot luf'
nishlng cooke nations IN such quanlliies as may
hc neccs.afy for the tuls.drnfn OF The frcfuitnf
party aud rccrulis NJ ths linudettuuH during ihr
remainder al the nsral YER ending lunr tthl ihss
Proposals Tor nations ~ No. furnished at places oh
lpctl0nable for rccrilil Will not bo considered
The Government ruffrcs the firht ~ nject shy or
all proposals. Blank proposals. and fuil ini0fna
ton ~ 20 the inAnner VI bidding. conditions w -
Observed BY bidder. hnd terms If conimct aud
payment yin " furplahri on application TO this
oniue.
Envelopes conislning proposals. should H. mhfled
"lfoiosala for looked lintluns' aud ndlr1ssfd 10
tho undersigned. ~. 90 T. lDhDlN,
lsi Lieut. bth Inhniy iccmiting onlcef.
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The Weaker Sex

are immensely strengthened by tho use Of
DR.. K. V. Piercc's "favorite Prescription"
which cures all female arrangements, and
gives tone 10 the system. Sold by druggists
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements in this column WIN be charged at
rate OF lbc for two lines insertion; two inscr-
tons, 2ic; one week. Soc
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Thur.siay. Maroh 4. 1859.

N siect peven rl pircctou 70 arm the company
duriuK The ensuing year Election iron 10 am. 70
,osrrn cnAio. Secretary.
licmphIL February !. ll.s
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d r. D. S. JOHN SONS
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
No. II Jefferson Street.

Bet Main and Front. MEMPHIS TENN.
Established In lsol
nR JOHNSON acknowledged by all parties In
~ tcfrst@i A. by far tho nin,t successful phyxi-
clan In the treatment ot private OF secret dfosses
Quick, permanent cures guaranteed In every case,
male oi female Recent cnses OF Oonorfhea and
syphilis cured In few days without the use Of
mercury, change 81 diet, or hindranoc frnm busl'
nos Secondary syphilis, the last vestigc cradi.
loss Of semen stopped ia short time. sufferers
from impoicncy or loss Of sexual powcr vstorcdto
free ygor In few weeks Victims Of sci abuse
and excessive vcnefyi suffering tfuln spcrinatorhos
and loss 81 physical and mcuial power. speedily
aud permanently cured. PARTICULAR attention paid
20 tie Diseases Of Women, aud cures guaranteed.
or the knife. All consultations strictly conddcn.
tial. Medicines sent by eXprsa 10 all parts OF tho
country.
so'Norklngmen curcd At halt the usual raiex
once houn irom O'Clock an 70 = o'clock pm
ID N JOHNSON. MD
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ELECTION NOTICE.

TUE ANNUAL MEETING on THE sTocg.
II holder 81 tho Memphis Oasllght Company
viii he hold At the ofloc Of the Company, . nadi
son, street hsmphin,
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MuLFonD. Jeweler. DI MaIn.
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CIIANCERY SALE
OF
ESTATE.

No. GoJe r. D.-Chanccry Court OF Shelby county,
State of Tennessee, for It's own use, ETC., vs. Vim.
Alexander ct al.
by virtue OF an interlocutory decree for sale en-.
tered In the above the 10th day Of December
1881 M. r. CO. pago 30, Iwi SELL nj public auction
to the highest bidder In front OF the Clerk and
Masters office, Courthouse OF shelby county,
Memphis, Tennessee on
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-10-27
CHEN sI&E EXCLUSION.

The dead Chinese issue seems 10 he n
pretty lively corpse in California, and it
may cut II considcrhlc figure in deter
mining the vote OF Nevada ut the COM
ing election. The people of this Coast
have never been justly oha'ged with in
gratitude, and the exclusion OF the
Chinese by the Scott-Clevelan Act will
likely BE- remembered in November 'hy
grateful recognition OF the President $
friendship and sweeping victory for
the Democratic party 1t will be re-
mcmbercd by the voters that the Re
puDiicnns, during twenty years nd
miuiatration, fgeted with this question
Will" the yellow hordcs swnrmed across
the Pacific, and tried with our inter-
tsts 10y the submission of Il number of
Ineffective measures which any fourth
rate lawyer could defeat in the interest
Of his pagan client. 1t remained for
Cleveland to take the sacred bull by the
horns and dash him upon the rock of
destruction. How effectually he did
this is evidenced by the fnct that the
courts can liud no way of evnding the
operation of the exclusion Act. When
the great political economists and fiDan-
cie-s OF the country were distressed with
the problem of the resumption of spec,e
payments Hornce Greeley COVE the
solution by saying 1.-The way to resume
was to resume" Grover Cleveland has
solved tie Chinese question by saying
1.-The way to exclude is to exclude. d
His action has made an issue on this
Coast which will, in all probability,
give him the electoral votes of Cali.
fornia and Nevada. Virginia Re.
port.
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WonIan,s Relief.

earth has no sorrow that heaven
cannot heal" whether arising from
physical, meutal, or moral sources. Tue
promises and consultations of the gospel
furnish abundant remedies for all spirit
ual or mental woes, and the creator has
stored, i'll the kingdom of Nature.
remedies for every physical all
ment. For ages these remedies
We're allowed to lie dormant,
through the ignorance Of mankind MS to
their uses, and for ages more but little
attention wns givon to remedies for the
peculiar affections of woman, who WAS
looked upon and treated as slave by
lordly. and then brutal man, and her
suffering regarded with beastly indiffer-
ence. In Inter times, science and
Christian philanthropy have come to
her relief, devising remedies tor her
peculiar weaknesses, which have been
combined in DIR. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription, n remedy that cures the pains.
aches, nausea. displncements, wasting
and debIlitnting affections to which she
Is constantly exposed. "Favorite Pre-
scription" is the only medicine for
women, sold by druggists, under posi-
Gvs guarantee from the manufnc turers,
that it will give satisfaction in every
case. or money will be refunded This
guarantee has been printed on the bot
he-wrnpper, and faithfully carried out
for many years.
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STATE AND COUNTY TAKES,

Notice is hereby given, that the AS
sessment Roll of the County of ElKo,
State of Nevada, has been received by
me, and that the State aud County
Taxes are now due and made payable
to ne ut the Trsnsurers Office in the
Court House IN Elko, Nevada, aud the
law in regard to the same will be strict
ly enforced. All taxrs remaining TN
paid on tho 10Th day of Novsmb Der next,
will be delinquent aud 10 FER cent. will
be added thereto for delinauency as
provided by law.
q. w. HULL,
County Treasurer,
OF Elko county, Nevada, and OK oHicio
Tax Receiver.
E'ko, Oct. IL, 1883,
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
DEPOT HoTEL-Clark & Green, Proprie.
tors.


tors.
Ed Machworth, A Davis, 9 F; H A
Sherwood, Austin; A g Cleveland,
White Pine; Jno b Scott, Duck Valley;
Mrs L Wines, Eureka; A Mahaney,
Jasper; VIM Gardner, Alex Gardner,
North Ruby; d V johnson. Star VAL
ley; } Wright, G w IIeIth, Ruby; A
Il Andrew, A Lamb, d D Pervorse,
Tuscnrora Road; Mrs p S Sheahan,
Pueblo, Col; G Fl Coop, M Kline, L P
Doughty, CarIin; Paul Schillestrom,
South Fork; NJ Polk, p S Witcher, Hal.
leck; J a Robertson, Lnmoille; p NJ
Cusnahan, Ogden; + II Spaulding, Al
bien, n Y; Jas e Maddlesworth, John
Maxwell, Tuscarorn; P Hanson, T s
Carly, II e Sheridan, Outlet, Wells;
J 2 Gheen, Fort Halleck; Jas Ashe, 4
j Cassidy, Deeth; w s Barratt, st
Louis; Elmer Holt. Poke; A Korn. W
N Cowles, s F; M Steele, Ranch; Joe
Hennen, Pleasant; Mrs Geo Pullman s.
IL children, Rawlins, Wy,
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before and After.

"George," SIZE said. "before we were
married you were always Bringing me
rings mud brenstpins and vinaigrettes
md thi lgs like that. Why don't you
ever bring me anything nowg" "My
deNr." replied George, "did you ever
hear of fisherman feeding bait to a
fish he had caught2"-TEx.
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BECOND DAY,
Saturday

Fourth race-Yaquero saddle horse race
swecpstake race; GOO yards: purse $50 90.
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uLivannaLe,Liro.u

Those who desire TO purchase the best
quality Uf Groceries and Provisions IRE
referred 10 the above reliable house
where fair dealing and courteous treat
nent Is the .ule. Glassware, Tinwsre'
Stoneware, Nails etc. always in STOCK
1t n. CHAsS'
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German NJ, McNeillJ II,
Peinert Louis, PHILIPPE Antoni,
Roth Charles, Shugart Martin,
Stottler Marshall.
Persons calling for any of the above
ettnrs will please say advertised"
JAS. Z. SMITH, p. NJ.
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Advertised ketters.

Following is n list of letters re-.
naming in the Postoilice Mt Elko, Sat.
urday, October 81, 1883:
Albergi Felix, Andsen A l.,
Carpenter Louis, Caligan Mary.
Dawson G., Frederi,ks jessie,
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July 8, 1888.

Striped and Checkered Nainsooks,
Sateens, Yosemite Cheyiots aud Indigo
Shirtings AZ j. Rosensteck's.
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HUMBOLDT HoUsE-Joseph Lang, Pro.
prietor.
Matt Weimer, Ogden; B Erickson,
City; A IL Gordon, Colo; Chas Julian
wife and children, VIM Wilson. Tusca-
roro; A Jacobmuu, Chicago; u NJ Bre d.
er. Lamoille; N NAgcl. g, Switzeg-
land.