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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-03
SUMMER
FABRICS.

as pieces sISc Challcs during this sale, So
yard;
Fine Pineapple Tissues, IN dark grounds and
colored figures, at l2l6c.;
Mousellne DerIndh, light grounds, with rich
dgures, sl6r. q yard;
Printed FOulards that are equal In appearance
% China silks, 12Lc;
Figured China Mulls, In light ground, at 0ha
for this sale:
China Cloths, something heavier than tho mulls,
being excellent limitations OF tho ngured
China silks, at l2Itc for this sale:
Polka Dot pOugees, we're 2Oc. Gyard, now l2N;.
for this sale only: =
Plaid Dragon Fast Black Organdles at l0i6, 20,
aud Poe.
Plaid and Check Dragon Fast Black lawns and
Muls at 0lt aud n. .c. for this sale only;
Fast Black Plain lawn, with slight lmperfocs
tons, worth Zoe. perfect, Tor this sale sI4c. q
yard.
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The PEOPLE KNOW IT

LOW PRICES and q
1CeLL-SeIected stock of
bright Spring Clothing
are making us Just q
little 1r1Sby, and lOhO'd
thought only u fen days
AGO that the huge piles
of Clothing Lyjn6 all
around us tCOULd so soon
ShO1O signs OF an actjve
" tSytGi 0UiCK TO CATCH
ON. People are that
1Cay the 1OOrld Orer.
Needn't hint q dozen
times at people nOWa-
days WIsen u good Min6
Us to be found---theYW
find it. We care the
1Uord of Low PRICES
only q short 10hile ago.
Many Thought Ut the re.
6uIar regulation cry and
6tSh OF the 0UerGGe
cLOtbin6 store and
needed not the plain
truths that can be
cOuched in u legitimate
advertisement.
WIN shouldn't an advertisement con-
tain THE TR UIHS What can be the
objection
We see none. Under q true represen-
tation Of our Clothing Oe .fnd ourselves
in the midst of a healthy business,
nth ne,O faces pouring in upon US
every day, many Of ,Oh0m come recon-
mended By former patrons who have
been Thoroughly convinced that their
HARD-EARNED DOLLARS hare
been spent to the best possible account.
We're in the midst Of the busy
period. Lou prices'are an accepted
fact. "The proof Of the pudding ia
in eating IT," Many haze been here
and hare seen that we are not dealing
in idle Words. The RURAL MER
CHANT has sought rs, the FARMEh
has left his place, the BLACKSMITH
] his ANIL in search of the gredt bar.
gains in MEMS, BOYS and chill
DREN'S CLOTHING. No,ohere here
abOuts t0iu you find another such as
sortment; noVherc can you find such q
multitude Of fstyies and prices /; nouher,
can you get as much ralue-in otheI
tcords, such big bundle for so bttl,
money. There's no such test as trying
Lay out garments side by side 0itj
those Of other stOres--thatU tell A,
whole story.
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HOSIERY.

ladies' Fancy Top, with black foet, special Oh
ferlng at 2Jc. pair;
Fine Gauze Hermsicrf Bgst Black Hose, worth
soc, for this sale 2JJ. pair;
Chillren's COlorei Hose, In plain and ribbed,
fun regular mado, worth 25G, at lie. palr.
LACE NETS, BLOUNClNGs, and DEhI-
FIOTNCINGS, and fun line OF SWISS
FLOUNCINGS will 10 shown at special prices
during this sale.
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DRESS GOODS.

25 pieces All-Wool Double-Width Cheyiots, In
plain stripe aud plgids, az size. Tor this
sale; -
Plaid and Stripe Serges, double width, during
this sale 2ac. n yard;
Uenriettas, ln black and all colors, 22c. q yard
during this sale.
All Dress Goods at special prices.
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nasyees- G@ SUsonas maes4eey- om s1soas

The month April has evidenced
known the history this house accomplished by pushing policy OF
being the show thing and selling quickly profit TO
other things follow closely month
Will have many opportunities taking advantage the
DRY GOODS WORLD where prices fuuae suddenly The best method
keeping posted through advertisements the by constant
visits to the
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Blue, Red, and Yellow Striped and Plaid
Buggy-Robes, 80, 75c., and 81.
Plain TwiIled-Linen Buggy Robes, with deli
cate colored Borders, 81.
Momie-Cloth Robes, with embroidery, sl.95.
At Linen Stock, First Floor.
The seasons latest fashion notes tell
OF Dotted Swiss as this coming sum-
mer's proper dress material. Twenty
five pieces here. all manner Of dots and
figures, % to GOc. yard.
At White Goods Counter, Right Aisle.
The Ribbon sale here has been
small bonanza for a large number Of Ia
dies. In fact, some ladies bought so
much the salespeople wondered at the
uses they could put 1t to, but anybody
will readily see the cause of this enthu-
siasm is the fact that 4Oc. Ribbons are
actually selling for 1oc. yard. Some
people say if your Ribbon is worth 4Oc
a yard why don't you sell it for 4Oc. in
stead Of 10c.? Because We could not sell
100, 900 yards Of Ribbon at 4Oc. a yard
in five years, whereas we can make
small profit on it at 10c. and probably
sell it all in week. The sale goes on
merrily this week. Notwithstanding the
quantity sold Friday and Saturday every
color is still here.
At Centre Of Main Aisle.
OF all the Challi, the Pongees, the
Batiste, the Brandenburgs, and in fact
Of all the thin Cotton Dress Materials,
the daintiest the prettiest, the silkiest
one is China Cloth we showed for the
first time Saturday morning. 1t is
black material with the beautiful flow
cred designs you see on all the China
Silks this season. Wider than usual
eight yards make full costume, Price
is 15c. yard. We do not confine our
selves TO these, however. There are
s-yard-wide Pongces, largo and small polka
dots, at l2I5'.
White on Blue Grounds,
Red on Black Grounds,
Yellow on Black Grounds.
Blue on White Grounds,
Red on White Grounds,
Black on White Grounds,
White on Black Grounds.
Sheer thin Pongee Batiste, SIC. a yard,
flowers and dots on white grounds,
Lavender, PINK,
Blue, Red,
Black, Purple.
Sheer Thin India SILK Mulls, 12lfc. n yard
broad stripes and narrow stripes, with
lowered designs, solid grounds, with fioW-
cred designs. COlOrs:
Green, Blue,
Lavender, BLACK,
Red, PINK,
Yellow, Purple.
Crepe Ginghams, every appearance OF a fg-
ured or striped Crepe do Chine. All tho
rage North, whore they sell for zoe. a yard.
special purchase put US in possession Of
a lot TO sell for 12l6c. yard:
Black and Gray, Gray and White,
Pink and White, Blue and White,
Blac}, and White, Pink and Yellow.
There are always some quick steppers
among the Domestics. Five cases Of
yard-wide Fruit-ofthe-Loom Bleached
Cation 10 roIIinc, here for SIo n ward
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,JEWELRY.

20 dozen assorted styles Breast-Pins and Ear
Rings, a manufacturers samples, worth from
25c. 70 sI apiece, for this sa!o your choice Of
the lot az l4c.:
A small lot OF Solid Gold Rings are amongst this
lot and will be gold az SOC. apiece.
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REMNANTS.

White India Linen at A.. q yard;
Plain Black India Linen, 2Oc. quality, m rem.
nants, at 90. yard
5000 yards Plain White india Linens 90
during the past month. Commencing MONDAr
MORNING, and 20 continue during this Neek, Ne
will offer 5000 yards In remnants.
The 25c. quality In remnants, l2pc.'
The poe. quality In remnants, loc.;
The 1895 quality IN remnants, Sc;
The l2JSc. quality In remnants, bAc.;
The Zoe. quality In remnants, Oc.
just one halt the regular prices compare sne
qualities and Won will BE- convinced this Is no
misrepresentation.
Remnants OF Fine 2Oc. Quality French Perca,es,
IN an assortment OF beautiful patterns, a.
10c. yard:
Remnants check Nusllns, IN variety OF checks,
at 6llc. worth lOC: -
Remnants of a most superior quality IN large
and email plaids, at Size. worth lossc';
Check and Stripe Muslins AZ 4l4c. yard;
One lot Of Mourning Challies, pieces OF lV ana
II yards, ut DC. yard Tor this sale.
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OUTING
SHIRTS.

An excellent satine Shirt, finished, at 6oc.;
A Fast Black satine Shirt, sold 10y others at
Sl.25, for this sale O6c.; ....
A special Offering of 80 gross PEARL BUTrONb
at lOc. q card % two dozen;
All colors CHINA SILK, black alsO, for this sale,
2SC. a yard.
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UNDERWEAR.

Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests, 7c.;
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests, fast black, 1"ltG
Ladies' Llslo-Thread Jersey Ribbed Vests, l7c-
apiece;
Children's Vests &c. apiece;
Gentlemen's Balbriggan Shirts, French neck
anil
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NIETvTS.

Samples of Mtts, usual SOC. quality, at $40 q
pair;
small lot of uanufacturers' samples OF Pure
Spun-Snk Mltts, all black and extra heavy,
warranted fast black, none worth less than
75c. and some worth sl.20, your choice OK
the lot az acc. pair during this sale.
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OF course sooner or later you have the
Summer Underwear for the family to
buy. You don't want to buy some for
the lady folks at one place, the children
some other place, and the men some
other place. 'Tis here where four coun-
ters and as much shelf room is devoted
70 the sizes and kinds for all throe-the
men, ladies, and children. We will be
ready Monday morning with all weights
for spring or summer. We could not
commence to advertise all the kinds, but
two special items for gentlemen are go
ing 80 fast we want you to participate in
the pudding.
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MUSLIN
UNDERWEAR.

Big reductions In our stock OF ladies' Muslin
Underwear, which wo arc closing out 70 discon-
tnus sale OF same,
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BOYS
STRAW HATS.

al dry-goods prices. Tho consignment sale of
Boys Straw Hats win be continued.
Boys Palm Hats, Sc. apiece;
Boys' Malaga Hats, with bands, 10c. apiece;
Boys White aud Mixed Canton Straw Hats, 230
apiece:
BOYS Caps, 20 and 39c.;
Boys Hats, 19c,;
Fine Mackinew, Ate apiece;
Extra-Flne Black Yacht Hats, worth 75c., 47a
apiece.
Many moro seryiceable bargains that chAh
lenge comparison with any ever offered hereto
fore viii DO offered during this sale Of i've dAys>
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PARASOLS.

Children's Parasols at %, 80, 80, 90, and csc.
During this sale we will onor our STOCK OF
LADIES' UMBRELLAS at special prices.
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SIMMER Readin6


3 wrr.el, GOc. is the price, for
aru1i Of full package. Enye-
',s :c.u moDd for &c. package ; in
.r Paper and Envelopes, Irish linen,
-e '.r lac.
Fast black. Super Lisle,
|To,r ioar-thread, for ladies, 69c.
-,..' e is tleprice, for 37ic. All the
-, new light shades in tans and
,- ~ ladies' for 37}c. Fast black
N"s Gi Ch.ldren's Hose, are 25c.,
.lc.; 4.c. ones for 20c. a pair.
32-inch Drapery Silkswere
|N'h2 SIC. for G0c. O yard Silk
iChiIons, u yards wide,
every shade, for 40c. q
-'a We shall only sell one dress to
s-Ts-sol So as torescharound. Cream
OF White Ground China Silk-the
-.. rois imported from China, in
r c.-.rgs Of printing, the usual
.r-.a ls 2L4j, for Csc. Only one
q. any one customer. We do this
1g. uasra as possible all customers
o.. Back China Silk, % inches
s.o for 375c. Black Brocsde
aHr.Ue that sells for Sl.47 will
...r -.r White Brocade (halt cot
o.. a-.r. Printed China Silks for
~ --Ieoh Printed China Silks, 50 to
.. ca.e t.r Cjc. Black Peau de Sole
...al7 9l.l9 for 75c. Heavy Ali
> Serge Surahs with various small
0r '.I,ss price sl.l9, for 75c.
.... Iau lc Sole (Guinet's) is sl.6S
.'.rlJ, -riuch Black Heavy Fallle
.a.'.s. is Sl,59 for 81 Black Sewing
,. a.,..5.uo viii be sold for 5Oc. q
-'.. A.roIls Brocade Grensdine with
'st stripe. Is Sl.25, for 75c. u
-. MI. French Grenadine, is 1923,
ST.. yard; Black Satin Stripe
-..--..-e, Is 2l.25, for 75c. o yard.
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30 dozen Gentlsmen's Genuine Balbrlggan
Undershirts, long sleeves, woven border
neck bands, Gno covered buttons, 26c.
each.
Gentlemen's very nne silk-Comoed Balorig-
gan Shirts and Drawers, silk bound, Sl.7O
suit.
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The MJJJinerY

3S and 49c. for 25c for a choice Sprays
are 9. y, and 1Gc. for &c. Bunches OF
Roses and Buds are 25c. for 1910; Lilacs
are Acc. for 25c. bunch French Flow
ers in light gray are 42c for 25c. ; Clo-
yer Montures are 99c. for 7jc. ;
Gilt Montures are G2c. for 38c.
g-----'-'---.'--------] Sailors for 75c.; Hats
trimmed s2' iSf Is S"fI, Hat, hat G2 we3a ags
s----------------.l g. toS7.50 are going to
be cold choice for s.; Children's and
Misses Hats and Caps, Untrimmed
Black Hats, new shapes. are 49c., for
33c. f; Children's Sailor Hats are 75c. for
SOC, a lower grade 25c. Rough-and-
Ready Ladies' Sailors for 7c. Nelly BY
Caps are 25 to 5Oc., your choice for TIC.
Japanese Parchment with
s55ss s5 ss'S5s3'i Ss Si jaSspss; t8s 5s Fans Fans
that sell for h to 25c. for i6c. each.
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New GRANITE BUILDING,
217 EAST BROAD STREET.
The Largest St0ckQfD'eSs F96'lcSmths City.
NEW GOODS NEW WASH GOODS.


l1% ana lo@ orf'ANO
n ESS; WOOL CHALLI;
CHAN
rkcyorhl 20c
n
25c Jus the
FIGT1RF I'm MILL Satll He.
IDCIAM
CRZ in
tNG GLR t1f R1 2i
an prices %
dalba al OA
T sLo5 s127 $780, s174
at4 10 20 20
seKe att san slki
sHd spe'h
Dand al
/ I.ACK a
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4 UCs i-WBUh IUI
E,,,IyoiJorioc &c.; 1910. En-
E"CO| OOCoO' 00o' broideries for
plo. A0ipch

hemstitched Embroidered Flouncings for
1Sc. yard. You must look over the
hundred kind Of EmbrOiderics.
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Trimmed
Swisssenl
H0I1dberchiefS.
broidered

are 2jc., for 1jc; 3Sc. ones for 2Jc. {;
Plain White Hemstitched are 1Oc., for
be. Inside Hemstitched are 1Gc., for
lie, Gentlemen's London 4-Ply Linen
Collars are to be sold for 15c. each-half
dozen for soc. Ladies' Embroidered
Null Ties are 1910, for Sc. Finer are
100, for 1910. Finest are 44c., for 2jc.
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will be one Of
the live spots
in the house.
WrootIu ora
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You are preparing to go away, or pro-

badly to
s I q y q t
home. In
@ j I h o T
event a
Blazer, q
Refer, q
Blouse, or
O WRis t
will beOne
Of your ne
cessities.
w 8 d G.
scribe just
[ W o o (
other kinds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-03

E-e, French Woven, are Sl29
SUMMER Corsets are G0c. for 81.
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GiR6h0D1S

3 WliU hillu
french GiR6haDas. and. and silk silk
I---'----------------------i pl nj d s,
@ 75c. was tine price. for 37lc. q
-- Mourning Ginghams, French,
..v.ro CSC, 40c.. and 60c., will be
o, and 30c. the finest American
rs that are 12lC. will be sold for
-c. qualities for DC. &c. Apron
! Black CamcIs Hair
Warming. French ll,G Y1,. Press Pres; Suits Suits
7-T Il suit is the price, for go a
...I.Gck All-Wool French Henriettas
d. .-.. ward, for Coo. Priestley'a Silk
...Wa.l Lace Effects in black arc from
.....g sl.51. for SJc. n yard All-WOol
-g acc Etionne, is 75c., for 5Oc. !;
a- slows Egrlorei Yelling, 40 inches
fire grade with 3-inch double
,,.- or Cos. yard Worstod Grena-
~ '-o1e effects is SL23, for 7jc.
-...sr inches wide Silk Warp Black
r.-..ta, is Sl4G for 81 a yard; Fine
SIR. l-e,lcy's. is Sl.1O a yard, for
o. .' inches wide Fine French Kiper
... r.-c.
I--l ! Fine French Suits in All
Ir,1lro4 Wool Cream Kyber Cloth
-y." ''o with elaborate embroid-
--------.' cry are $3.50 n suit, for
H,~t: Co'ored, same cell for 80, for
CrI's-Hair, Feather-Weight Suit
. -- ward and q half in width,
.-.. --c. yard Half-Wool Challies,
r--s U.s.. -, and 20c. yard, for l2t
rr r-c. o yarl; All-Wool Double
wa. French KyJor Cloths, cream
ra,i with printed figures, is 7jc., for
-, f. varl All-Wool Knickerbocker
-E, are 40 and Soc, for 25c, full
.feuath Fine French Flannels for
srts, or shirt.waists. 60 to 73c.,
lt.c.a ward all the handsome French
,.w.l D., sold for a quarter the price
e .ar cost.
l.-z--.asa.r.--- that are sold for TIC. for
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One lot OF
Ladies' White
ALI Wool Bla-
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- I that are sold for 7jc. for
|r.r,ll, ifc: Patent Medical are
w '.'' g. y for Sl.50; @. p.
- $50 Corsets for 81 80,
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o,r the lowest-marked prices prices nprchase. igaa e
oor ms season 70 make YOU We offer
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-
SPECIAL SALE
FOR
FIVE DAYS,
BEGINNING MONDAY MORNING.
Special announcement
OF
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
FOR THIS WEEK.

80 pieces SHIFTING PRINTS, st<c. a yard;
lO-4 BLEACHED SHEETING. iglSc. per yardl
IO-l UNBLEACHED SnEETING, 17tSc ree
yard.
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] lRefrieerotors best that Is

n whlch Is guaranteed 70
| give you entire satisfac-
l iion In every particular.
ITo make this sale q
most lnterestlne one We
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PARASOLS, UMBRELLAS

supnIv OF Fancy Parasos and Plain Umbrellas ust
oncv Parssos AZ az 35 9s s345 s3g7 and s413-an
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pHIIUT5 IUI IUC' /, UHIh
for Sl.75, 50, and
-. IS ; Hats that were
81 to S7.5O are going 10
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No. 763.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,


UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Eureka, Nevada, May 20, 1888.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Payday Gold and Silver n lining Company,
whose postoffice address Is San Francisco
California, has this day filed its application for
a patent for Fourteen hundred and eighty mine
linear feet Of the PAYDAY mine or vein bearing
silver, with surface ground Six hundred feet in
width, situated Ia Jackrabbit Mining District,
County of Lincoln. and State of Nevada. and
designated by the field notes and official plat on
file In this Office as Lot No. SO. located upon
unsurveyed land. The exterior boundaries OF
said Lot No. 80 being as follows. to wit:
Beginning at post marked No. !, U 8 survey
No SO, from which U mineral monument No
bears N As deg As min E 343 feet. The stove
pipe of Day Mining Compsny's office bears
SO deg As min Z 440 feet, and the smokestack OF
Payday hosting works bears 3 81 deg As min
Z $50 feet. Then, LIST course, IA deg 40 min
GOO feet, TO post marked No 2, u b survey No 80,
and post No of U 8 survey No 81. said posts
being identical with the northessterly corner
monument Of the Payday location, from which
the northwesterly corner monument of the Pay
westerly corner Of the Payday location.
on the westerly line OF survey No 80; thence,
80 deg Il $50 feet. to post No l, U survey No
80, and thence, 8 IA. deg As min Z 900 feet, to
post No Q, q survey No. 30, and the place Of
beginning. Containing an area OF $500 acre OF
land. Which tracts being excluded from this
survey leaves remaining an area OF Is 23-1OO
acres of land.
Magnetic variation 16 deg East.
The location of this mine is recorded In the
Recorders office of Lincoln county, Nevada, in
Book OF Mining Notices. This lode ia bounded
on the east by the Jackrabbit mining claim,
and ON the north, west and south by no known
claims. Any and all persons claiming ad.
versely any portion of said Payday mine or
surface ground are required to file their adverse
claims with the Register Of the United States
Land Once at Eureka, In the State Of Nevada.
during the sixty days period Of publication
hereof, or they Will be barred By virtue of the
| provisions of the statute. - 80 4 'sH'''-"-
FIJI. HINCKL LEY, Register.
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023.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Eureka, Nevada, February 8, 1890

Eureka. Nevada, FeDruAfy D, 1871.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT d. 9
In APPLETON AND WILLIAM RRMsKN whofe
post Office address IL Hiko, Nevada. have this
day filed their application for q patent for ff-
teen hundred (16O0) Linear feet Of the CKN-
TENIAL LODE, mine or vein. bearing pold and
silver, with surface ground SIX hundred (6O0I
feet in width, situated in Pahranagst Lake
Mining District. County OF Lincoln, state Of
Nevada, and designated by the field notes and
ohicial plat on file In this Office, as Lot No. as.
In Sec s. TIP 3. r so T., OF Monnt Diablo Me-
ridian. Said Lot No. 45 being described a. fol-
lows, To-wit:
Beginning at post marked No. !, q 8 8, No.
40 and the original location corner, whence
the quarter section cerner on the north limo Of
section 3, TIP 4 8, r 60 Il, M d NJ, bears N "a de-
grees 1923 feet. Thence, South GOO feet TO
post marked No. 2, U 8 8, No. IS and the origi-
nal location corner. Thence, West 1900 feet 70
post marked No. 8, q 3 8, No. As and the origi-
nal location corner. Thence, North COO feet 10
post marked No. 4. U y y, No. Is and the oriei
nal location corner, whence pest No. ], the
Southeast corner Of U. 8, Survey. No. 20, I'LL.
nois Lode, bears N 20 degrees W l0l feet.
Thence. East 1870 feet to post No. 1, tho place
OF beginning.
Containing 20 CO acres.
with 4 Magnetic vsriaiion Of 10 degrees East
Any and all persons claiming adversely an
portion Of said CETTrNIAL LODE, mine or tur.
face ground are required to file their adv, rse
claims with the Register Of the United sts tes
Lard Once at Eureka, In the State Of New. 8
during the sixty days period OF publication
hereof, or they will be barred BY virtue OF me
provisions Of the Statute.
D. H. HALL. Register.
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COMMISSIONER : ale.

f'F4 II - 49, - ~
I nder aud by virtue Of = iudgm, mt and do
" cree OF the istrict court VI the state OF
Nevada in and for the county Of Lincoln, rem
dered at the April session, 1891. OF the said
court, in the case OF I'M. Scbaefer versus U.
Stein" wherein I, the Undersigned. was APP
pointed a commissior7r OF said court, and
authorized and direcsed 10 sell all Of the real
and personsl properly OF the late firm Of
schaefer and Stein for the spurposea OF the dis
solution o said firm. will, on the 18th day Of
May, 1897, on the premises In the town Of
Phoebe, Nevada. sell to the highest aud best
bidder for cash, ia lawful monsy. all OF the
following described roal and personsl pro.
perty, to wit: Lots 2, 8 and .. in block 10, Of
the town Of Phoebe. Nevads. and the improve
mer,s thereon. consisting OF stone cellars and
frame house, $50 dozen-I4ore or less of beer
bottles Y barie.s Of beer, containing sS6 gal
lone; keg OF beer, 8 gallons 80 dozen OF bot
tied besr,-l desk, / barrel lims water, Ia
bales CT hops, sack Of corks. leo pounds
pitch. barrels lime. gallons brewing var
nish, . fomenting tubs. 100 feet hose, 80 feet
hose, swimmers, q beer pumps. hogsheads,
10 ice tubs, brewing kettle, l set sundry
brewing tools, pipe cooler, 222 sacks malt, l
horse, his nd wagon. 2 cords wood. box isen-
glass. IS 5-gallon kegs. II l0'gallon kegs,
batch of accounts amounting 10 $8S3.66.
AS. THOMPSON,
Court Commissioner.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-05-14
A ST. LOUIS PHYSICIAN.
He Tests a California Productions
His Report.

st. Louis gentleman whose affection
was sick headaches was so surprised at their
cure by joys Vegetable sarsaparilla, that no
called it to the attention OF q relative, who
happened stoibe DR.. f. A. Barrett, the we'll
known St. Louis physician of 1852 Shenan-
doah Street. The doctor saw at once that it
differed from the potash preparations in that
It was purely vegetable, and becoming inter
ested, began series of investigations, and
in a subsequent letter candidly admitted its
curative properties, and says
Wishing to test its virtues further, l used
1t in my own family, and prescribed it for
patients who required a general system
regulator. As result, can say it is an
almost absolute cure for constipation, bill
iousness. dyspepsia, indigestion, and sick
headaches These troubles usually come
from disturbed condition of the stomach
and bowels. and joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla
Is the best laxative and stomach regulator
have ever seen, and as general system
corrective is almost perfection.
lSigncdl f. A. BARRETT, NJ. D.,
ID, 1852 Shenandoah ST St louia