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for the county of Accomack. in the
vacation oftbe said court. the 9th
day of November, a. d., 1880.
Thomas Keliher, who SneS for
himself and all other the pnsatisfi-
eel creditors of William Evans. de-
ceased. who, will come i'm and con.
tribute their due proportion of the
costs and expenses of this suit.
Observation-Disclosures. "s.."...IldlllUlu.
against
John n. Wise, Sheriff Of the coun-
ty of Accomack an9 as snch admin
istrator of the personal estate of
William Evans, deceased, Sallie A.
Evans, Richard Evans and Rhoda,
his wife, in right of said. wife, Emily
Evans, Peter disc and Mary W.,
his wife. i ii right of said wife,
Thomas Ross and Kate. his wife,
ir right Of said wife, Eehert G.
Evans, Almer I. Evans. Olus Bar
elson and Nellie T., his wife, in
right Of said wife, William D.
Evans, Ellie L. Evans, an infant.
Maggie Evans, Zadock Lewis and
Elite j., his wife, in right of said
wife, Eva Evans, Severn j. Evans
and Sallie Evans, the said Maggie
Evans, Elite j. Lewis, Eva Evans.
Severn j. Evans and Sallie Evans.
being infants.............Defend
In Chancery.
The object of this suit is to sub
iect the land of which William
Evans died seized and possessed
10 the payment of his debts.
Affidavit having been made be-
fore the clerk Of he said court
that Emily Evaps, Maggie Evans,
Paddock Lewis and Elite j.. his
wife, Eva Evans, Severn j. Evans
and Sallie Evans, seven Of the
defendants in the above entitled
cause, are non-residents of the
State of Virginia, Oh the motion OF
the plaintiff, by his Attorney, it is
ordered that they, the said nom
resideL5 defendants. do appear
here within fifteen days after due
publication of this order and do
what is necessary to protect their
interests, and that this order
be published once week Tor four
successive weeks in the '.PENlN
sULA ENTERPRISE" a newspaper
published at Accomack 9. h., Viz.
ginia and also posted at the front
door of the court house OF the SAID
county on the first day Of the next
term of the county court OF tue
said county.
TEST: John u. Grant, c. G.
A Copy.
Test: John D. Grant, G. G.
j. w. G.. Blackstone, p. q.
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against
Isaac Defendant.
tn ChancerY.
The Object of this snit Is to oh
tain decree of divorce 1incul0
mntrimomii for the plaintiff from
The defendant.
Affidavit having been made be-
fore the clerk of the said court that
the defendantin The above entitled
cause, lis n nonresident ofthe State
of Virginia, on the motion of the
plaintiff, by her attorney, 1T is or
.dered that he do appear here with
in fifteen days after due publication
of this order and do what is neces-
sary 10 protect his interests; and
that t lis order be published once a
week for four successive weeks-iD
the PENINSULA ENTERPRISE. a
newspaper published at Accomack
G.. H., Virginia, aud also
posted at the front door of the
court house OF the said county on
the first day of the next tt rm of the
county court of'the said county.
Test: John d. Grant, G.
A Copy
Test: John D. Grant, C. c.
s. T. Ross. y. q.
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N.aprsrurc. Nov 18th. lss,

NaprshurG. Nov 18th. 1859
Gente-I have hpen using vonr Gnano
for past three years. I am glad to sav 1t
has never failed tn give perfect satls-
Faction. Shall continue to raise it.
Respectfully, Z l.. Garrison.
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Belle Haven. Nov. I4th. 1889
Gentlemen--I have been nsing ylnr
Gnanos for past two wears OH mytrnck<.
Results are very satisfactory. | shall
continue to Use it. Respectfully.
V.J. Stewart.
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Pnnrntnarne Va. Jan

Punrotearnp Va. Jan. 4tl- 1890
Dear Sirs-ITaving used vnnr Guam 8
for The past two seasons. | am pr"narrd
TO saythpy are what ihpv are represented
to be. | shall continue TO nsp them.
- - Lee Drnmmond.
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Peaches and blackberries are in
bloom in Botetourt county and the
woods are full of wild flowers.
Legislature has elected Hon. J
e. Massey superintendent Of pub
lie instruction, III place of Prof. j..
l.. Buchanan, resigned.
The defunct Exchange National
Bank of Norfolk will pay another
five per cent. dividend nextmollth.
making titty.tiye in all.
1t is proposed to erect a mcmor
ial chapel in connection with the
Virginia Agricultural and Mechan-
ical College at Blacksburg in hon.
or of the LATE Major General j. L.
B. Stuart.
Alta meeting Of the stockhold-
ers of the PittSburg and Virginia
rrilroad, held at Lexington, Va.
Saturday night, ex-Gov. Fitzhugh
Lee was elected president.
RICHMOND, Va. Jan. Gov.
Mckinney today received a letter
from London from those who are
supposed to have some authority
to speak for the council Of foreign.
bo1dholders. 1t is understood that
the latter makes many inquiries
about the finances and other mat.
tiers connected with the debt, but
submit no definite proposition on
the subject.
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Ma. rshnrg. Nov. l4th. 1889

MHITSDuTE. INV. IfUII' Too"
Dear Sri used your Guanos this
SEASON. Have used it befoie. Have
to say I think it Is as good or. better
than any Fertilizer that | have ever
t1stFOsque s. Kellam.
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VIRGINIA-ln the circuit conrt
for the county of Accomack. in the
vacation of the said court, the End
day Of January, A. D.. 1890.
Mary Growson.a married woman,
who sues by William Drnmmond,
her next Observation-Disclosures.
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ef2 BUCHANAN'S WHARF,
baltimore. Md.

Baltimore. Md.
/ will deliver Orchilla Guano any
time from the 1st OF October to
the LIST of April, 1890. and-permit
settlement for it on the LIST day OF
April, 1890, by cash or note, IN the
usua. way as If 1T were purchased
at that time.
Send for book Of letters re-
ceived from among he many far.
mers who have proven the super
ior virtues of "OrchilIa," by con,
slant and profitable use Tor "A
years.
WIN. E. Thomas,
NaSsawaddox,
NOrthamptOn County, Va.
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TTMuORE, MD

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NEWS IN BRIEF.

Peaches and blackberries are in
bloom in Botetourt county and the
woods are full of wild flowers.
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MERE ENTERREE VIvANTE
Bebe ne dams un cercueil,

Pour une raison que le telegraphe
ne nous fait pas savOir, des mede-
Gins de Szigerdin, grande Vile
austro.hongroise, ont fait rexhuma.
ton du corps dune jeune femme
du nom de Cola qui await etc
ensevelie quelqne temps aupara.
want.
A pouyertnre du cercueil, queile
MA pas etc leur epouvante en-
d6couvrant IN enfant qui etait ne
plein de vie dams cette etroite
demeure de la mort!
La malheurense mere Giant tom.
bee dams IN etat l6thargiQue, ga
famiIle ct quelque m6deciD ignorant
Pavaient crue reellement morte ct
les Obseques avaieDt Gu lieu.
En- revenant a ellie, la .malheu-
reuse qui 6tait dams IN etat de
grossesse ~avanc6e, await donne le
jour GU plnt6t la vie q un bel
enfant viable!
Qn'on s'imagine la terreur, le
desespoir, tOus les sentiments de
fenfer qui ont do aglter PANE de
cette mere en- se voyant seule, a
six pieds sous terre, serr6e dams I'm
cercueil, avec CO cher enfant oui
Went de lui naitre pour MOURN
aussit6t!
Non, ellie ne veut pas mourn,
%quoiqn'eiIe soft deja enterree. Ellie
veut surtOut son enfant vive.
Mails la faim Ia presse! Apras
bien des jours passes Ia dams cette
tOmbe horrible, va.t.elle MOURN
faute de uonrriturei II faut manger
cohte que cohte. ct Ia VOLTA 0ui
SO met q sc devorer les bras!
JetOns un wolfe sur cette scene
horrible don't on peut Sc retracer
tous les details, bien Qu'elle matt
pas Gu de spectators.
Et pendant que Get affreux drame
Be d6rOulait dams les entrailles de
Ia terre. les hommes allaient, e
naient, ~causaient sur le tertre
gui reconvrait lea dou-
leurs poigoantes de cette mere!
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La population du globe.

En- combien de temps la popula-
ton du globe aura.t.elle atteint les
limites compatibles avec les moyens
de subsistence qui existenti
Telle est la crosse question qui a
etc posee dams la section de geogra.
phie ct d'economie politique de la
British Association ct que M.
Ravensteiu s'est declare en- etat de
resoudre.
Suiyant NJ. Ravenstein, la popu-
lation totale de runivers sleeve
actueilement 1,46S millions DANES.
En- compliant les nouveaux tern.
torres decouverts en- Antique, les
regions encore malpeuplees de
PAmerique ct de Paste, il y a place,
scion lui, pour 1894 millions d'habi.
tants en- tout c'est.a dire que nous
avons encore de la marge pour
1926 millions de personnes, a peu
pres trois fois autant encore quill y
a actuellement d'6tres respirants.
Celia parait tres rassurant a
premiere vue, mails c'est tres inquie.
tant d'apres NJ. Ravenstein, car
REIMBURSEMENT de la population
prend des proportions 81 gigantes.
ques, quill ne faudra pas plus de
1872 ans pour que l'univers soft plein
CONNIE IN Buf, c'est-a-dire que IL
maximum d'6tres que puisse nour-
rir Ia te-re soft atteint. En- d'autres
termes. les 1894 millions d'habi.
tauts que lie globe peut logger exis.
teront des 2072. A la fin de cette
annee'la, notre planete devra
arborer la mention que ron remar
que souveut sur les omnibus de la
Madeleine ,Bastille: Complet.
II est vrai qu'un autre savant,
lie %prOfesseur Alfred Marchall,
declare ces chiffres absurdes ct
afirme quill est impossible de cal
euler actuellement soft la progress.
sion eventuelle de la population,
soft les capacities nourricieres du
globe.
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En- terniuant, MIR. pEditeur,
quill me soft permis de remercier
toute la population de Lsfourche,
EN- general. ct anssi lie Fire Co.
Milneburg No. l pour cette splen-
dide journee ct dams Pespoir de les
revoir bientot, vous feliciter aussi
d'6tre lu par IN peuple aussi digne
ct aussi noble.
Respectueuscment.
UN ExCURSIONIST.
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Une petite file dc trois ans, du
nom Casper, etant tomb6e accldeu.
tellement, en- Sc p~enchant sur une
barriere, dams la porcherie de M.
John Tyndall. richie fermier de
Moravia {Pennsylvauie,) a etc
attaquee aussit6t par deux gros
cochons qui pont affreusement
laceree ct mutilee avant que Ton
cit pu lni porter secours. Les
pleasures de la pauvre enfaut sont
consid6rees CONNIE m0rtelles.
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-Epp's Cocoa,
BREAKFAST.

"By a thorough knowledge of the natural
laws which govern the operations of diges-
ton of the fine properties of well selected
Cocoa, Mr: Epps has provided our breakfast
tables with a delicately fiavoured beverage
which may save us many heavy doctors bills.
IT Is by the judicious use of such articles OF
diet that a constitution may be gradually
built up until strong enough to resist every
tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle
maladies are floating around US ready to
attack wherever there is a weak point. We
may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping
ourselves well for flied with pure blood and
Made simply with boiling water or
milk. Sold only in half pound tins, by Gro
GERS, labelled thus:
JAMES EPPS & co, H~omeonbathic Cham.
lists, London, England.
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! administration centrale des
postes, a Washington, Went de
publier sa curieuse statistique
annuelle des lettres ct coils postaux
envoyes au rebut.
II r6snlte de cette %statistique
quill a etc envoye, pendant Fannee,
six millions de lettres ct coils
postaux au rebut. Sur ce nombre
451 900 lettres etaient NAL adres.
sees, soft quill y manquat lie nom
do comte, celui de la rue, on le
num6ro de la maison. Mails le plus
curieux, c'est quill y await en- outre
$4,000 lettres, dAment affranchies,
ct qui ont etc exp6diees sans la
moindre adresse! II est bon de
remarquer dependant que le plus
grand nombre DIES lettres ct coils
postaux envoyes au rebut y sont
envoyes iustement parce qu'ils ne
sont pas sufisamment affranchis.
Les lettres envoyees au rebut
sont toutes oavertes. C'est ainsi
que fon en- a retrouve $4,000 ayant
trait aux transactions des pretendus
marchands de fausse.monnnie on
autres escrocs. On a trouve dams
$4,000 lettres diverses sommes
d'argent formant IN total de
$48,642; dams 1000 autres des
mandats- poste representant une
somme de $500; ct dams 1000,
aurant de billets de loterie. Enfn
les lettres envoyees an rebut, pen.
dant la meme aimee, renfermaient
encore pour S~1,471,S71 de valeurs
diverses, telles que cheques, trai.
tes ct billets a ordre.
On volt par la CO qui Sc perd
d'argent par des lettres NAL adres.
sees Gu lnsuffsamment affranchies, |
sans parler, bien entendu, des
lettres voices journellement a la
poste.
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PLUS DE

Un medecin italien du nom de
Malin-C onico (Malin est IN nom
fort a propos) a trouve le moyen
de tuer I'm microbe qui, dlt-il, cause
cette terrible maladie a laquelle on
a dOnn6 lie nom de v~ieillesse.
D'apres ce savant, nous rece-
vrions ce microbe en- naissant ct se
propaganda dams notre corps avec
une rapidit6 plus on moins graude,
meme chez les personnes les mieux
portantes. Quand il a ini sa tache
de devastation, lie malheureux chez
qui il est loge meurt de vieillesse.
En- exterminant ce microbe NAL.
faisant, on cessera de vieillir ct, par
consequent, ceux qui seront assez
heureux pour echapper aux autres
maladies mortelles, a la pendaison
on aux nOmbreuses manieres de
finir par une mort violente, vivront
eternellement.
Nous avions deja lie docteur
parisien Brown Sequard. qui a
tronve lie moyen de rajeuoir les
vieillards. C'etait deja assez beau /;
mails voici qu'avec lie docteur Malin.
Conico, il ny aura plus de We'll.
lards. Apres cette d6couverte. il
NY a plus qua tirer r6chelle.
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ArEL1ER

Ayant toni lie matAriel necessaire, nous
sommes q meme d'execnter tous les ouvrages
typographiques qui nous seront confies. Les
briefs d'avocat. cartes d'affaires, entetes de
features, tickets d'habitation, blancs. circu-
iaires, etc., seront imprim6s dams le plus BRET
delai ct a des prix qul defent toIte concur
renee.
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Communication.
NILE. ORLEANS, lie scot. 1890.

NAALs OhArLAGNOs 10 oOSts LOCVs
MI. rEdiseur de la sENTINELLE
Dimanche dernirr, 90 septembre,
PEASANT pres de la station de
passengers du Morgan's r. r., j,al
etc attire par la symphonic dune
bande de musique ct le costume
bien comm dune compsgnie de
pompiers de la Nouvelle Orleans.
Une excursion allait partir pour
Race!and on une place environ
mantle sur votre magnitque Lafour'
che, j'ai suivi la foule, ct, vous dire,
MI. pEditeur, que j'ai etc bien
pave de ma curlosit6 serait dire
trop peu, parceque, de mon exp6
r%ience, je n'avais joni dune pareille
satisfaction. Une surprise nous
attendait a RacelaDd; la foule
etait immense ct avide de curiosit6,
tous voulaient voir la compagnie
de pompiers No. l de Milnebarg,
tous voulaient JOUR dn spectacle
touchant donne par les membres
du Bonrg Bucket Brigade de Lock
port qul etaient venus reioindre
leurs freres de la vile !; ct on eht
dit des freres, en- effet, a la maniere
don't ills echangeaient leurs senti-
ments de b%ienvenue. LIE transient
& bord des paquebots du stockport
line" etait Moore une attrayante
nouveaut6 mails on notre surprise
a etc 4 SOL comble, c'6tait a rarri
wee sur Phabitation "Mary" de Mr..
Richard FOr6t. Une scene tou.
chante de bienvenue a eu lieu sous
lie porcbe de la residence an nom
de Madame ct Monsieur For6t
lie docteur Gazzo nous a livre pour
notre recreation l'usage de leur
domaine qui a etc endorsement
accept6 par Mr.. Chas. A. Butler ct
7aussit6t, cette foule de Sc repandre
sous &c beau berceau de ch6ne
verts TRANSFORMS en- champs de
.foire. Les danes de Lafourche
prodiguaient a leurs visiteurs leurs
attentions delicates ct leur servaient
des NETS ct des Embellishments
7exquis.
Mule part encore, je n'avals
rencontre une foule aussi joyeuse
ct On m6me temps aussi reserv6e.
Toutes les parties de votre paroisse
y etaient r~epresent6es, Thibodaux
vile meme y await envoye ane
partie de son elite, car ~ al
reconnu lie JUICE Beattie, lie Capt.
Lorio. etc.
LIE temps await passe trop vite ;
il falIait gutter ces lieux enchantes.
Sc separer de cette societe d'elite ct
'revenir a nos ~penates; mails, MI.
'FEditeur, nous avons respoir de
retOurner a ce beau coax Grove,n
de JOUR encore de cette soci6te Que
nous avons en- q peine lie temps de
c%onnaitre ct tons les visiteurs de
la N. 0. souhaitent que ces BONES
danes de Lafourche imposent
encore sur le bon vouloir de Mr..
Foret pour IN autre pique nique
sur .sa propriete pour y venir en-
grand nembre.
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become depraved and the system en-
feebled, Is the parent of innumerable
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when complicated with Liver Complaint,
10 proved by the following testimony
from Mrs. Joseph Lake, of Brockway
Centre, Mich
"Liver complaint and indigestion
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ending my existence. For more than
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had strength to drag myself about. All
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the most delicate could be digested at
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physicians treated me without giving re-
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h use of Ayers Sarsaparilla, which
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Ayers SarsapariNa,
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Price 81; six bottles. Is. Worth 1s . bottle.
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Un disciple de saint Pierre nous
adresse Ia note s~uivante, que nous
nous empressous de pubIier:
"VOulez-vous vous interesser aux
Pecheurs q la ligne Ell leur indi.
quaint des "appats," j'espAre que
voos voudrez bien, leur sigma.
Ter le suivant qui, quoique fort
simple, dome de merveillenx result.
tats:
Une poignee de gros sci de cui.
sine, de temps en- temps a rendroit
on Pom p6che, dams les rivieres ct
non dams la mel sufit a decupler
lie nombre des victime.n
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-12-20
A Tall Man settles Down.

S. w. Patterson, the tallest man
known in the world, excepting the
Chinese giant Chang, viii. make Okla
homa his home. Mr. Patterson stands
Z feet inches in his stocking feet
and is 81 years old He has travelled
with number of the best shows in
the country for the past eight or ten
years and is we'll fixed in the world s
goods. About year ago he married
aud decided to settle down and take
life easy. He owns considerable prop
erty in this city, says the Oklahoma
Chief. and as soon rs he returns from
the East will begin the erection of Il
residence. A couple of months ago
bis wife presented him with pair of
strapping boys, of which Mr.. Patter-
son was immensely boastful. Mrs.
Patterson is larger than the average
woman. bpng nearly six feet high
and weighing over 200 pounds.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-12-20
The bad Lands"

This is how the Dakota Bad Lands
appeared To a Minneapolis civil engi-
neer: at is country about 30 miles
long and wide, extremely rough and
broken: 80 rough that a wagon can't
go through It, and il is almost imp
sible for a horse. Our party went
through 1t several months ago. Some
times we would have TO travel two
days TO get ter miles away. The
country is absolutely bare, and the
rocky preciplces and monnds glisten
in the sun, making picture Of awful
desolation. In some places the distant
hills look like a flock of sheep all
lying down, ihen there are big spots
that seem 10 have sunken down pre-
cipitously into the earth, and the
walls OF the great holes stand with
their rugged edges up hundreds OF
feet. The hills range from 90 to $40
feet in hight, and it would be impossi-
bic 10 imagine a country better adapt
ed 10 the Indians mode of warfare
than the one they have chosen"
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signs Of Deca y.

"Our next issue will be our last, y
writes a Georgia editor. Wcare salts
fed that the people of this town can
get along without us, for We have
been getting along without the people
for six months past. There are some
subscriptions owing, but we will not
collect them, as the citizens will soon
need the money to defray the funeral
expenses of the town.
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According to Captain Jim Town
send Death Valley is the original gar
den of Eden. The rivers that once
flowed about the garden dried up
when our respected progenitors were
expelled. but their old channels are
still plainly to be seen.
johnson Sides wants to know why
an Indian hasn't the same right to
have a Christ as white man.
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THE LAW OF REcoMPENsE.

There is no wrong, by any one committed,
But will recoili
It's sure return. with double i'll repeated,
No skill can foil.
AS on the earth the mists it yields to heaven
Descend in faln,
So on his head whoe'er has evil given,
1t falls again.
1t IL the law Of life that retribution
Shall follow wrong.
II never fails, although the execution
May tarry long.
Then let us be, with unrelaxed endeayor.
Just, true and right.
That the great law of recompense may ever
Our hearts delight.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-12-20

An Auburn (Me.) woman is said to
have hung up a calico wrapper, in
the pocket of which was potato, a
year ago. She did not use the wrap
per till one day last week, when she
discovered whole hill of potatoes in
her pocket. There were seven or
eight perfect little tubers.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-12-20

The De Lamar and Sommercamp
group of mines, with mill site and
water rights, comprising 4S0 acres OF
the rightest silver belt ever discovered
in Idaho, has been sold to an English
syndicate. The mines are situated in
Owyhee county, and the price is said
TO be $1,0OO,000.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-12-20
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