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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-02-06

one-fiEh months salary as supt. CT
8 hools was rejected.
The bill of j. b. Hal, Constable,
Weeks township. was laid over for future
consideration.
The bill Of Berthe Stoker for boun,y
on scalps Wins ordered returned for COZ
rsction.
Money in County Treasury counted,
found o. X.
The following reports of officers were
examined. approved and ordered filed,
to vat: L. h. Barnard, Sheriff; L. O.
Henderson. Clerk; j. B. Abel. Hospital
Steward; Couaty Jailer and Joint Re-
port Of Auditor and Treasurer.
In accordance with the advertisement
OF the Commissioners for bids to do the
County printing for one year from Feb.
i, 1889. to Feb. l, 1890, only one bid
was received, to wit: The joint bid of
g. W. Grover and C. II. Sproule to do
the County printing for one year in ac-
cordance with the advertisement, with
the exception of the Assessors list of
tn1payers), provided that they agree to
waive the word "single" in the clause
"official blanks single" which appears
III said advertisement, for and in con-
sideration of the SUN of One Hundred
(SI0O) Dollars per month, payable
monthly.
On motion said bid of Grover and
Sproule was accepted as being the best
and lowest bid filed or presented.
Petition of citizens of Huntington
Valley township for appointment of
Constable. Iu accordance with petition
1t was ordered that w. II. Kennedy be
appointed Constable upon his taking
oath and giving bond in tho sum of ST.
GOO.
Upon motion it was ordered that H.
McAdams be appointed Constable of
Star Valley township upon his taking
the necessary outh aud giving bond in
the sum of $1,000.
The following official bonds were ap-
proved and ordered filed and recorded.
to wit: Max Schocn, Justice of the
Peace, and E. z. Walker. Constable,
Mountain City township; w. II. Kenne-
dy, Constable, huntington township;
Il. McAdams, Constable, Star Valley
township.
On motion it was ordered that L. E.
Morgan, County Treasurer, be given
desk room in the Auditors office.
On motion it was ordered that r. P.
Hamill make necessary arrangements to
have the County Hospital insured.
On motion the Board ordered that tie
petitions of citizens of North Ruby and
Cullin Road Districts be luid over until
the next regular meeting
On motion the petition of Max
Schoen TO be appointed Road Supsrvis-
or Of Cope Road District Was laid over
until the next regular meeting.
Board adjourned until Feb. 10.
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COUNTY, PRINTING.

Ae Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BIDS
" are now open for tho printing for Elko
County for the term OF one year commencing
February l. 1859, and ending Februsry 1, 1850.
Said printing to include everything paid for
out Of County Funds. such ~ publishing OF
Proceedings Of Board Of Commissioners, adj.
vsrtising, official blanks single, letter heads,
ete.
Bids must no Med III my once on or before
tho ~ HGhy Of February, 1859.
j.. o. HENDERSON.
ES.Ofticio Clerk OF Board Of County
Commissioners in and for tho couu.
~ OF klko.
r'ko, New, Jan. 7, 1889.
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As Ik Wa Weotn

She 'rneeded the situation 30 bad"
She sold with q charming smile,
That paid on the tJpewritin2 youth I had
And took her TO trS awhile.
She came next morn with yellow bow
Ae the side Of her snow white throat.
d no idea that girl would be so
Much nicer. 1 thought. as she wrote.
But this was her first letter: "Dere sur we Send
Sum Murchnndizec cod
An etrusting Yure ade too our Plans youle lend
Were yourn most trooly a B."
wondering. questioned her as she turned,
And fingered the keys so well
"At q lightning typewriting college learned.
But we hadn't no time to spell" Time
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aY.iHo and Le,Lira.u

Those WHO desire to purchase tho best
quality vi Groceries aud Provisions are
referred to the above reliable houys
where fair dealing and courteous treat
ment 10 the rule. Glassware, Tinwars,
StoLsSMs Esils etc. always in stock
LII II. CEASE
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NOTICE.

To whom il nay concern Having mn.
tually agreed upon operation, this 10
to give notice that ain no longer re.
sponsible for my debts contracted by
my wife, Mary n. Culver.
FRANK CUIvRE.
ruScarora, New, jar, is, 1889.
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Com nsissionerr Proceedings.

The Board Of County Commissioner
met Monday. February 4, 1889, aud
after disposipg OF the claims presented,
published yesterd"y,I transacted the
following business:
freHens- Rigsby, Wilson and Han,ill.
Minutes Of previous meeting read aud
approved.
1ae b of T. N. Stone for $40 for
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ASSEMBLY,.

The Governor announced dis approx
oil Of A. b. 10, ma net 10 exempt certain
persons from jury duty on account of
age.
By Nelson-A. B. 81. an Act to pro-
hint the diversion and waste of water
from rivers aud streams Of the State
during irrigation time. Referred to
committee on agriculture.
By Allen, of ChurchilE-A. B. SO, an
Act TO restrict gaming. lBil relates to
gambling being Carried ON in lower
aIors Of hou. en-, aud prohibiting same
icing carried on from midnight till 6
O'clock A. Nj Referred to Committee
on Public Morals.
A message from tho Governor was
received, calling attention to nun,srous
Acts Of past Legislatures which were
void. Referred to Special Committee
% Revision of Revenue Laws.
Substitute for A. b. 90; the artesian
we'll bill pays bounty for sinking wells
not to be closer than til, 90 miles apart;
aDpropnates $40, 900 for bounties.
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NEVADA LEG ISLATURE.
TwcnIy-SeVc nth Day.

The following items are culled from
the Reno Guzette's report:
SENATE.
S. B. No. "a; to form Agricultural
districts and for the organization, maxi
ing u district of Lander, Nye and
Churchill aud one of Eureka, White
Pine and Lincoln. Passed.
S. B. 81; to repeal az act relative to
fish IN the Humboldt river. Passed.
Assembly memorial and joint resolu.
ton No. Is; asking for appropriations
for by photographic surveys. Referred to
Committee on Internal Im roySmen,s.
Assembly memorial and joint resolu-
ton No. l3; relative to altesian wells.
Referred to Committee On Federal Re-
lalions.
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" % RH Rll;l0 am
FL iHl Ru 1850 pm
SsaSSeng er"-"",,,,,,.,."","". %;lhpm 's;i5 pm
Freight .,.,,,,.,.,.,,,.,,,,,, ,,,,,, ..,
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A specimen Of a living race Of dwaris
who dwell In the mountainous district
In Guatemala, Central America, has
been brought to New York, not for ex-
hibition, but as an chronological curiosi.
" for scientific men TO examine, The
dwarf, says the Sun, Is 8 feet s! inches in
height, by actual measurement, but a
remarkable looking specimen OF hu.
manity he was, His head measures 20
inches in circumference, and an Ameri'
can hat, size 81, could DO barely forced
upon his head.
A thick mass OF long, straight black
hair covered his head in a thick shock,
and hung down almost to his neck. His
skin was Of a deep copper color and his
features flat, like those OF the negro race,
But he had not the expression OF negro,
nor the color. He was undoubtedly Of
Indian extraction. But such an enorm-
GUS though not lily proportional head,
set upon so diminutive body, made q
strange contrast, and his little arms,
short legs and body added further to
his peculiar looks. The Indian, or what.
ever he might be called, is u powerfully.
built man, when his size is taken into
consideration, in fact, is veritable little
Hercules.
His feet are five inches in length from
heel to toe, and his fingers measure from
two inches 10 two and half inches In
length. His greatest popularity, how
ever, Is in his face. His eyes arc 30
widely separated as to leave room for
the eyebrows to grow down on each side
Of the bridge Of the nose, and still leave
a space between them and the corners OF
his eyes. He Is AZ years OF age and Is a
priest in his tribe.
In speaking OF the strange dwarf, Sc
nor Arteaga told the reporter that dur
ing q fourteen years sojourn In Central
America and Guatemala hc had heard
OF these little people, and determined,
on leaving tho country, to get speci'
men and bring him to New York for the
scientific world to see. He iourneyed
to tho mountain home Of the tribe Of
dwaris, and after much bargaining SO.
cured the man he now has with him.
He says the only other representative OF
the race ever seen by white men was
brother OF the man he now has, who was
brought 10 New York many years ago,
but who died soon after landing here.
Senior Arteaga's description OF the mode
Of life Of these little people is very In.
teresting. They are semi.civilized and
all speak Spanish, which is the language
OF the country.
From the time OF Herodotus race Of
dwaris has been said to exist, and this
seems now to be proven. Only few
years ago Du Chaillu, the African ex.
plorer, found q similar race in Central
Africa, and within the past week race
Of cliff jewellers has been discovered in
Arizona. They are also dwarfs. Senior
Arteaga's discovery adds to the proof
that races Of small people do exist, and
he has living proof Of 1t at his home.
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SHORT STITCHES IN TINE.

When there is crack in the stove !
can he mended by mixing ashes and sui
with water,
When clothes are scorched remove tn
stain by placing the garment where thu
sun can shine on 1t,
Milk, II put in an earthen jar, or ever
the can, will keep sweet for q long tint
ii well wrapped in wet cloth.
Steel may DO bronzed by covering 1
with olive oil and exposing 1t 10 TIT
steam Of kettle Of boiling water.
The wings Of turkeys, geese and chick
ems are good TO wash and clean windows
as they leave no dust or lint as cloth.
Starched shirts will iron easier II you
let them dry after starching, so you will
have to sprinkle them before ironing,
To brighten the inside OF coffee pot
or teapot, I'LL with water, add q small
piece Of soap, and let It boil about forty
five minutes.
Always remove the contents Of tin
cans the moment they are opened, II
Is positively dangerous to leave canned
goods in the open air,
To remove grease from wall paper, lay
several folds Of blottlng paper on the
spot, and hold q hot iron near 1t until
the grease Is absorbed.
Put a few ears OF corn In the oven and
let them remain until reduced to char
coal. Feed this to the fowls and notice
the increased egg production,
AneIcellent furniture polish for every
thing but a piano Is made by mixing
three parts OF alcohol shellac varnish
with one part Of boiled linseed oil.
Shake well, and rub briskly while ap-
plyinR,
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ODD BITS ABOuT JEWS.

Scotland Teckons only 1900 Jews
Ireland only 1000,
In France there arc 10000 Jews, OIL
whom 10000 are in Paris,
In the British colonies there are some
thing less than 10000 Jews,
The total number Of Jews throughout
the world is between 5000, 900 and TO-
100000,
Jews are found in large numbers along
the northern coasts OF Africa, as well as
In Abysinia,
In America there are 100000 Jews,
and Jews are dwelling in Mexico and in
almost every State Of South America.
There are supposed TO BIO from 10000
10 $1,000 Jews in Persia, 10000 to 5000
in the Khanatss and like number in
India,
About 10000 Jews were transferred
upon the annexation OF the provinces Of
the German Empire, among whose
$1,000, 900 OF inhabitants 100000 belong
tSthis remarkable race,
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DlSnAsEs Of an exhaustive nature that
have a tendency 10 create an unnatural
feeling such as fatigue, laBsitude and
great weakness throughout the system
owe their origin 10 lack oil iron In the
blood. Browns Iron Blttefs will restore
the blood 10 its natural healthful cohdi'
tIon, Got the blood pure by using this
remedy and disease will DO quickly van
uMilhedl DAW
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SpsA AND STOCK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3D.


NEW YoRK, Feb. ll.-Flour, receipts 1917
packages; exports 1857 barrels and 49, 500 sacks;
market stronger aud lOc higher; sales 1900 bar.
bushels; sales i,ll6,OOO bushels Of futures and
81 100 bushels OF spot; spot market moderately
active; options stronger and hlgheri No. rcd
81 O6; No. white ODcj No. . rcd February 011Ic;
closing at SlO0T; Juno 9sJEcIsl Oi5S; August
9iJSc; December 95TA0i1So closing at VIC.
Stocks OF grain In store aud allOat February o.;
Wheat, S,6i6S2f bushels; corn, 2,IGi, "a bushels
barley, 9S!,9!Sl bushels; malt, 1851 bushels
peas, 2l,blJ bushels. Corn, receipts q, 100 bush
Ols; exports go, J2 bushels; sales 49, OUO bushels
Of futures and u, 900 bushels OF spot; market
moderately active and loweri uugraded mixed
axe; April 4S4ai3Hc, closing at 4S1lc; May
$50, Oats, receipts 2iIO0O bushels; exports
~ bushels; market dull and weak spot No. 2
white GI3laSic: mixed western 21aS3ci white do
8iai0c: No. . Chicago &c. Hay and hops firm,
Co1ee, options steady and loal6 points up;
February March, April and May i5.S0al6O loo;
Juno and July lG,00al6.lbc; August lG.l6al0 .26ci
September 1886; October, November and Dc
SG@6cF d iSSS%SleiSc spot ko dul I. =! i
quiet. Taliow arm, RosIn and turpenlinC dull.
Eggs quiet; western 1910. Pork strong; old
mess ST. 6Dal2 70; new do 81 1bal3 w. Cut meats
easier. Lard, western steam 7.lT1Sc;. February,
March, April and May I.lSci June, July, August
iSS9OC; creamery l6a?Oc; ElgInS Slasl II. Cheese
SLOW; western lVtSallEc.
CHICAGO, Feb ll.-Whcat was active and
higher to-day; no special reason was given for
this other than there was some demand and not
much wheat offered, The market closed 21Sc
higher for March aud 10 higher for July. Tnllig
WAS fairly uctlve III corn and shade higher.
Oats moderately active. 4 fairly active speCu.
lAtiyC trade was reported In provisions, Flour
steady aud unchanged. Wheat cash No, spriug
81 Gal O31; No; spring 92aOSC; No. 9 red, Feb
ruary and March u 1lIi MaySl O21tal W., clos
lug at 81 0Si July SgII9Sc, closing Ut Vic. Corn,
cash, February and March 3iAi lsci May 81ltc.
Oats, cash No. 2 aud February 25c; May yT1Sc,
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CHICAGO, Febil.-CAtllo-ReCCi IL, 900 head
shlnments 100 head market strUngi choice d
extra beOveS q 26Al S0t 5te0fs % OOl4 70, AI0Ckef
and feeders q l0AS 49, cows, bulls and mixed
81 IOag 30 llOgg.-lleCelpts2,O 1000 head hipmenll
81 Kial 76 heavy q h5ai %; light 81 GOaI 10
ShOCp-KeeeiplA 600 head; shipments i,bU
hpRdt market ilfm and 100 higher; natives O. OOl
60i western corn Cd " iOaI SOi lambs q OOa6 90
EAST LIBERTY, IA, Feb. ill., Receipt
100 head shipments 90 headi market active
nrm and UNCHANGED, Hogs Receipts 400 head
SiV0Ab Q0i heavy Sif0Ai SOi pigs and YOFker
d iOAb n Sheep Receipts 1870 head; Ahlp
munts 66OO head market firm aud unchanged
CiSClNNArl, Feb. ii..-IlOgG easieFt common
and light 81 Utal SOL packing and butchers 81 VI
I fjj receipts $50 head shipments ~ head,
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6;lOa, M, 7;l5 a, m 1000 a, M, 1880 M, $3.50
p, m, ~ r. M, 6lO y, M, 500 p, M, 1000 y, IN.
ONSuNDAYS-Unti further notice trains Will
run as follows; LeayO the city at 500 u. M, and
Eun, every hour until v;lSp, m. Leave Wheeling
pm, Except church train win leave Park at
9I6 a. IN. and city ut 1918 p. IN.
noi q, HIRSCII, Stunt,
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For Rent. 5.

- pTST-THE DESIRABLE
Euh. ,,nr+ 10, n Main tIee9' NpPH !"
al ii iNNlS. :
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Cough in tho morning, hurried or diff
Hcult breathing, raising phlegn, tight
ness Of the chest, quiCkened pulse, chilli
ness In the evening OF Bweats at niRhtI
all or any Of these things arc the first
stages Of consumption. DR.. .ACker,l
English Remedy for consumption ipill
cure these fearful symptoms, aud ls SOLD
under a positive guarantee by o., X
Goethe, Il. u. Burt, o. Menkemeller
Logan 4 90, 10
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When anything stands test Of fifty
years among q discriminating people, 4
Is pretty good evidence that there Is
merit somewhere. Few, II any, medi-
Clnes have met with such continued sue
cess and popularity as has marked the
progress OF BRANpRRTH's Pills, which,
utter trial OF over fifty years, are con.
coded to be the safest and most elIectusl
blood purifier, tonic and alternative ever
introduced to the public,
That this is the result OF merit, and
that BRANpRETH's Pills perform all that
Is claimed for them, Is conClusively
proved by the fact that those who regard
them with the greatest favor are those
who have used them the longest,
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@0p REYT-THE pEsERABLE
EOh No. ~ Fourteenth street; AZ
i -GGRriV 80. ,eeSl-
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i,usI,lspis ArnISN saiys.

The best Salvs In tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, Chapped hands, Chil9lalnggi
corns, and all skin eruptlons, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay Required
II 10 guaranteed 10 give perfect gatiSiac'
ton, or money refunded. Price % cent?
per box. For sale by Logan 4 %.
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b;30 a. M, 7;O0R M, a, NJ. II 100 a. ~, 80 p,
M, 500 p. M, 6:9Q ?. M, 100 ?. M, 0OOp, m.
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A Long sion 1lnckwnrd.

81 Louis Globe Democrat,
II Arkansas fails TO capture and punish
the assassin Of Col. Clayton, and all
who were enaged in the conspiracy, the
State will receive blow which hhun-
dred immigration societies would not be
able 10 Counteract In ten years.
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Medical

*. !. M v:
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,9e pTyT-A SUITE OF ROOMS,
Euh h .t't'h'I. VIII rent Tor sleeping pny.
Il uai44t0"+Ii ln,s III, H." ln'euiStGlnlSSel
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DOyEOn JOUrnh'
Representative Kerr has introduced a
bill for the separate confinement Of
prisoners in the Ohio iails. This would
require large expenditure Of money in
every county OF the State and increase
expenditures beyond the moral necessi-
ties Of the Case-especially in the large
nikinu
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why wOMFN FADE,

Women lose their beauty because
colds undermine their life, Dr.. Ackef's
English Remedy for Consumption 10 an
absolute cure for colds, O, Il, Goethe,
O. Mehkemellef, logan 4 Go. DAw.l
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Real Estate.
FOR RENT.


w. i ib, nam street, stOrGrOOm. $40 70 month
SV, w Naln sirccI, bar room, pool room, Two
Mnn,E rooms hnt fixtures aud cellar, {l5 " i
,a UM.a' NO. lel! Market IT., slOtUroOm aud
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Modoo Soap.

Ah GfQeett ioI orr PAsn. Harley CRYSTALS.
AhsN unf\yalp n Cereal Feed ,tof BteakflItIeA
4 ICtott. NGnot Ipd there, wfllo ua tot free SANE
plea. lLIylNlN siIOU Il and SPECIAL OLA
TiCAJfOOW MO Invaluable waste.tepailhg
Hours fpySt PNla, Diabetes, Debility q Gale
dFeUts ma, Nobfah, mainly FREQ from starch.
fuI1al fatsly useSS nothing OquAl out HEALTH
HOUR ktnd ~ Clfrulht Offering lbs, iieV,
RAntfBLE& R1iNRs, TtOpa, walst,OwntN1
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TIE infant reason grows apace and
calls for one more application OF that
good friend, Salvation OIL, which never
disappoints butalways kills pain.
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IIhlrnlnnni.

NEW YORK, Fob. ii,--Pglfoieutn opened BlronV
al BslSc, but alter tho first sales became heavy
and aggOd OF 10 61Jhc A rally then followed III
which the decline was entirely recovered AilOJ
which the market became quiet and closed
steady NJ SS1Ec; sales ,2BS, 90 barrels
Oh CRY, PA, Feb. li,-openCd al 8iEO, high
cal SStfc, lowest 61Jfnl closed al 6SllCI RRlOi
ll3OOO 6Aftelli OleafAtcCa 400 O1 bafr6isi char
lVtS . pOl barrels bhlpmGnh d,iSi barrels rum
bl,ipO barrels.
BRADFORD, Pa, Fob ii,-Opened At $50
closed Al gslGoi highest SS1tCi lowest Ssci clear
Anees t,iii0OO barrels,
rtrrsnuRaH, "a, Feb, li,-Felfolcum active
aud firm OPENED a. 1901 closed Al SSItCi hlghVl
SS)Ioi lowest s7JSc
TtTusviLLE, Pa Feb, ii,--opened NJ sSyio
highest SSNci lowest S7ltei closed Al SS,tc.
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RAALTIMoRE &oHIo D.. RAILROAD

| In effect November IL, iSSS-EasteTn tImG;
Express for Chicago and the Northwest, 1923 II
m, $40 m, $40 u IN daily, and li;lb D IN daily
except Saturday,
| daily, 40 n m daily, CxCent Saturtiav.
Columbus aS C S SIS m, daily,
For Columbus, S;6S and lO:2S A m daIiy. and
His ~ daily, cScctt SATURDAY and 9:Sj m
| daily. eXCept Sunday So
PhilideiphiS and New SofE via GhaIi%n' S.SS
and S:iO m, daily via FittsSuTER SSo Soa
daily, "''' w. WV u 49,
For Pittsburgh and Washington. Pa. 500 n M
daily; express, 7;g9 a m, iHIY, IDS n m, ie,iv
except Sunday, Additional way train foF WEth.
| inVtorl. I'm. b:SO n m. dSiiy eXcant SUNDAY.
For PitSbutVh, %RshInRton. baltimore and
Philadelphia al $50 m daily.
Columbus and Cincinnati, a;l6 a m. Sunday
only. $50 -''' 'A' S"'A"'
For MoundSyille, $40 m, and 1900 noon,
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For SALE.

Az no. sl@ Market street, lntor do,t,.hio ,,,,
An M, U non fronts 70 feet on Market s,fCCti
Ca,t VA "a ~ 5aG norm sIdc and an alley on thC
wH9ll he splendid sic ia, \ iSryc huIIitnS
saSu n,, y room, On lr,t llOof. "N '"''''"o
and Su,S SiTyn lafm, 40 0gcs good dwelling
unietisi6 NH y, good orchard, well walOtCd
s q p ccig wv ltcan now DO bought ioi
room, s Sgisl Front street, Brick ilou,o Of II
iNis"e,Wtt, Eiound itO0is IN N0ft6 FtoGI =, g"WI
aNf1n' Gfgl,iae TO liver about To- feel, '''''
Oblo, mana ' sl. miles southwest vi Marietta
isSt Il f,, 81 a6olliW tfccs, new bstS w w
lGeU,i H., WI exchange lOfTllypF0pCfly
W. w. aiI 'S wy, ! am, ulonnG Hun, OHIO county
'"'' :" ~''', uAdctlAld With coal, '''
R,,lt,,.,, JAMES A. HENRY,
LSin nsA Y Aren't 7, !. Pension and Claim Al
ET'N VOllttl0r aud Notary IuElie 'N ~
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Bellaire 4 GAINESVILLE Through Passenger leaves
Bellaire at s;4OH, M, arrives ut BellaITO at $3.50
p, m,
WOO(EHGld Passenger leaves DeIlaiye at a;2Op.
M, arrives at BellalTe at S:?5 a. m.
summeFleld Accommodation leaves BellsITo
at l2i5 y. M, arrives At RBllairG nj ll!,1 a, m,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRlYAL AND DEPARTURE OF
FL1SifIOS o. RSSESEScS @tESs.' a. sb b fsun.
Gay excepRd: monday excepted. isAtur lay
ssSeepIsd; SUNDAY only. Saturday only
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l have gained this by philosophy,
that ! do without being commanded
what Others do from fear Of the laws,