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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-20
". J. ". CUWDENI TfuhIHu:
" H. HALEER, AnctlOneer lnlO
TIRUSTEE's SALE OF A yALUA.
HLR POTTERY WORKS IN WHEELING,

BALE Vt "a NAhS a
L Blk POTTERY WORKS IN WHEELING
VIVA.
By virtue Of deed Of trust made By West
virginia China Company 10 me as trustee, bear:
ing dale the 18th day OF January, a. D, lSsp, AUD
recorded IN the Clerks once OF the Touny
Court Of Ohio County, West Virginia, IN Deco o!
TEH I BSSI No. 70 on PSSs 3sIs At t6C front o.
door OI the Court House OF said county, IN INC
City OF Wheeling, Vest VirEina,on
SATURDAY, THE li1H DAYoP n ARCH, A. D. 1871,
begluDiuE At 10 O'Clock 4. m, the following do
Soilbed property, that IL 70 say: cstu Az.
lily Of Wheeling, West Virginia, lying and be.
Ing Immediately north Of the property Of inc
estate Of David GRrdep, deceased west o. MAin
6tFCek and south Of Fourth street formerly
called BNnk street, and east Of the Ohio river,
being mart Of the same property. conveyed 70
Waller b Brooks, trustee, BY John j. Son Lone,
trustee. by ueCd dated the 18th day OF AWgGs,h
A. D. 1873, and now OF record In the CIrrks
otce Of the County Court o. ohlo SounE nv" nTS
Us, and being also tho same pIec9 o. property
that was conveyed by william L: heain Ann
Thomas O'HrGn, trustees, TO SAID west SllSinIIa
China Company by dced bearing 9ase t 1as IN
IhS said CtS'E's office OF tRtd County Court Of
Ohio COunty III Deed BOOK No. 80, on paEe ~
will a. the same time and place sell ~ ~ w w
machinery, Axlures, tools and moulIs o. ". .rs
said Wesl ViTgIlIA China Company, a. the MotAH
Of said company, situated upon the above de-
Inc parcel o. land described above coptains
about Two aEres aud One'han OF lGn1 Ano has
upon il large and complete pottery WoIEs,
which Is practically new, hA ring been ihoPeIA'
TERMS OF SALE -OOe.thIrd OF the. purchase
money, or rs much more ~ the purchA.er may
elect 10 pay, cash III hand on the day Of saIs,
tho residue in two equal inAtalmenta' PnIAtIhiC ~
in onW and Two wears from tho day Of sale, lhe
Nelencd In ItalmOnS 10 be secured 70 the 1tus
faction Of the undersigned trustee by giving
lien on the property sold. ,.-...,.. y
INl2 JOHN d. CttRFRTsON. ITMsLr:
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO, Ill.,, Feb. lO.-Cattle- Receipts u 900
head; shipments 5000 head; market steady;
steers extra 81 l6A5 80: medium 10 choice e. ga
8 0S; heifers s. 0Oa3 GO; cows 81 GaS GO, Hogs
market active; rough and common o SSaS 4b;
prime mixed and packers s. b0I3 S.; prime
heavy aud butchers. weights s. GQa3 65; light
s. 6Oa3 b. sheGp-ReceiptB 1000 head; ship.
mentE coo head; market active; natives 81 Ola
1 6S; westerns s. SOa5 25i fed Texans q sSO6 %;
native lambs S. 5OaG8i
EAST LIBERTY, Pa. Feb. Receipts
2,0OO heao shipments l,Sas head market steady
shIpmeniS $500 bead; market slow; PhilRdel
phiaS s. IS: best Workers s. TGa3 50: common to
fair s. 61a8 70: pigs s. 25a3 80 Sheep-Receiptl
100 head: shipments l,460 head; market slow
at yesterdays prices.
CINCINNATI ONO, Feb. l9.-Hogs In good de-
mAnd and stronger; common and light s. ga
70; packing and butchers s. 70a3 90: receipts
2 100 head; shipments l,4O0 head.
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PHYSICIANS all over the country are
using "OLIvR BLOSSOM" in their practice
with the best results. The high stand.
ing Of the manufacturer, DR.. France, IL
sufficient guarantee Of its merit.
Sold by Logan Drug Co., @. R. GoetEel
W. Irwin, W. E, Williams, Q. Schnepl
o. Meukemeller, W. O. Armbright, w
H. Williams and n. W. Heinrich; ]. W.
Darrah, Rolston 4 Co., Martins Ferry
Bowie { Co., Bridgeport; Q. NJ. Wy
rick, Bellaire; st. Clair Bros, Benwood
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MANUFACTURING SITES.
TO THOSE LOOKING
Manufacturing
SITES!
MANUFACTURING SITES.

The most desirable locations for the
manufacture of wagonF, stoves, horst
and mule shoes, boiler plate, sheet iron
agricultural implements, furniture, OF
Tor foundriee, machine shops, rolling
mills, muck bar mills, nail works, glass
works. cotton or wooden mills, pipe
foundries, wrought iron pipe works.
tauneries or other manufacturing estab'
llishments are 10 be found in Virginia
along the line OF the Norfolk & Western
Railroad, from Norfolk, Va, or Hagers.
ltown, Nd, TO Bristol, Tennessee, and
upon its Clinch Valley, Cripple Greek
and Ohio extensions. Hard wood In
every VARIETY Pig iron from the furn-
aces at LynchbuTg l2), Roanoke ~,
Pulaski Il in operation and under
constructton}, IvaDhoe IA, RadfoEd 4
now under construction, Salem ~,
Graham (l), Max Meadows and Bristol
Il at each point now under construc-
tion), Shenandoah u, Buena Vista ~;
bar iron from the rolling mills at Rtch'
mond, Shenandoah (now nnder con:
struction), Lynchburg, Roanoke and
Richards (now under construction) /;
coke and emi.bituminous coal from the
Pocahontas coal and coke field superior
pas Goals from mines on the Olinch
Valley extension; glass sand near TaEe'
well and Buena Vista; cotton from the
markets Of the Southern States, and wool
from All the Western and Southwest
ern States and Territories, at advantage.
Gus freight rates. Favorable freight
rates made upon raw materials to all
factories established upon Its line, as well
as to points in the United States and
Territories upon the manufactured ar
tieles.
Those seeking new fields for manuiac.
turing establishments should not fail TO
investigate the wonderful development
ofiron, coal and coke industries that has
been made within the past five years
slopp the line Of the Norfolk & Western
R.,ilroad, and tho advantages offered by
the state OF Virginia in the supply Of
raw Materials, by the Norfolk d Western
Railro, ID Company in the matter OF
frsi1bt facilities and rates upon raw
mateYials. and reaching home, far dis
tant and foreign markets, and by the
cities and rowES along It's line in the way
Of Sdyants veous ,-iteB at moderate cost.
MANY Of the cities .,ud towns exempt
ug establish ments from tax
alton for a series OF yeare.
For further information as TO freight
rates and sources Of supply OF raw
material, maps, pamphlets, ETC., apply
TO A. POPE, General Freight Agent'
or to
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The form used by the King Of Sweden
in address the members Of Parliament
differs from that used by many other
rulers. His speeches begin with "Good
gentlemen and Swedish men," They
end, usually, also with THE blessing OF
God be upon you, good gentlemen and
Swedish men,
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The best salye in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptioBs, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents pei
box. For sale by Logan Drug 90.
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t Not long ago letter came through the
mails addressed to "Lard Mills, N. H., "
which found its destination at Oil Mills,
n. Il. A letter addressed to "RoRst
Pig, Mass /" was deciphered by the Bos.
ton mail clerks to be intended for Ded.
ham, and there 1t was delivered to the
person for whom it was intended.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEE's SALE.

~ virtue Of deed Of trust made by John
ManIOn and Mary MAniOn, his wife, 10 me -
trustee, dated November %, 1885, recorded 10
the once Of the Clerk Of the County court OF
BOOk 40, ri. pReC III, will sell at the nortn
front dOos Of tho Court House OF said county on
SATURDAY, the 2lstD DAY of FEBRUARY, 1891,
commencing at 10 O'Clock q. m, the following
described property, that Is TO say: Lot mum.
bereI I'VE In square numbered fofty.two, In the
town Of South whecllnG. being part OF me City
TERMS or SALE-OnO. third and as much more
a. the purchaser elects to pay in cash on the Gay
Of sale the balance In two equal inAtAllmenA a.
one and two years, note8 bearing Interest from
the day Of sale, 10 be given Tor tho deferred p{'
made In full. .,,,,,,, ,,..,..
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A New srRIxE-The working classes
have struck against high-priced cough
medicines, and indorfed DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup,-the great family remedy.
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Piles, Piles, Piles.

Loose's Red Glover Pile Remedy Is q
positive specific for all forms Of the dis
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer.
ated and Protruding Piles. Price bOc.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. D&W
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alnlr Hnndnnhn.

Loose's Red Glover Pills cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Con-
Btipation. 26c per boz, 5 boxes for 81.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. DAw
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"THE first bringer of unwelcome news
hath but a losing Office" So happy
people prefer to tell Of the terrible pains
they have cured with Salvation Oil.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features OF the Money and Stock
Markets.

NEW York, Feb. lO.-Money on call easy
ranging from TO per cent. last loan ~ PEI
cent, closed offered at ~ per cent. Prime meE
camille paper 6a61S pCr cent. Sterling exchange
quiet A1d steady at q S514ai sTN. Bales we've
only 7O.6Ia shares.
The stock market to-day presented the same
general features a. those Of the past few days Of
the week, the trading beiug almost entirely pro-
iesSi0nRl IN itS nature, while, except IN the lew
stocks which WerU subject 70 special mAniPuh
ton, the fluctuations were scarcely percepuble
Silver was fiTmeT At the opening; and the pres
sure 70 sell was abated along the line IN the last
hour, and q stronger tone wa developed, the
market closing dull but hrm at Insignificant
changes
The Pos. says: Towards the close the market
was stronger and all stocks advanced fractions,
the Changers being quite strong. The move
ments In the price Of Burlington furnishes the
keynote 10 all the buyIuR aud unHelling buSi'
ness Whenever the board trAdOrS saw or thouSht
they saw selling u long darlington stock they
not only sold that but all the other Grangerh.
and when they saw buying OF Burlington, they
bought GFAnRerS. But so far as railroad stocks
are concerned Il IL ominently waiting market
and likely to remain 80 until alter the adjourn
mont Of Congress.
Government aud State bonds dull and steady.
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NEW YoRx, Feb. l9.-PIg Iron quiet. Copper
dull. Lead unchanged at $50. Til dull; strsits
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CINCINNATI, o., Feb. lO.-cOtton steady; mid
ding exc
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COMMISSIONERS SALE: ALE.
LAND SALE.
s,.,.,,, Commissioners Sale Of Land on
Sp NV West virginia Central Railway.
Valuable Property-SRletO be made
a Davis, tucker County, W. w., on
r.hrnnrr Is, 1881.
r..,1 GIlchrlst aud others
pA''N plaintiffs,
,.s,,,,, BesWlck and otheta'
lhl''' hrirndkntA.

ys. AZ CHAASS1S
rn,,lts BesWIck and othera'
-, ~ INC authority vested in rs BY q
Punui" ~, circuit Court Of Tucker County
deere r,nia, In the above entitled cause " tHe
MeAI ~, isTEn 1921. OF tAld Couttr He WA 1n
ho'ssii,h dSy Of February, 1871. petw .k tne
Sou Of 10 9cosk m; SnI y oisi ia DSVs
IN ifoht .ogr,S. IVES. Virginia, proceed 70 sell
Iuc hlv,d IN aid cause deCreed 20 % soid: A..
the ~ ~ ID Is Known RS q part oil b!AckMateI
,, hu !" and the part thereof when VII = ~
al Il The undivided sS'e ~ ,SSoIe contaJna
o. ~ ~, 'Tfcs and the Beycn'tentnS OF one.nAI
S,Stsi s.Shicb Il Is proposed 10 sell, would con-
tnttTIS ~ ma ABOUT 9 ,k!0 acres, UNDIVIDED.
All Iv y OF sALE-Sl2,OCO cash on the Gay Of
ale and 70! 'SI ti TS:S ron lie patcRSSsr inter-
Apu Win, wv notes for the deferred in1Mi!men1
g. D,nhSte money, and retailing me tltle ~ "a
o. PiISnSI security until the purchase money
DS;ss nave been paid 10 iuu: n.U. -.
!t nU IN, land for come i've or SIX miles,
sh'" "as., sSe lawns OF COkct0h and Hendheks;
pesH" ,S ~ tract extends from the Dry fotk q
~ III liver 10 PrndletOn, near Davis, IN notLn
and south direction, And IRON me "a ,a ~
GI1,t1n ~ and Il TepuLed 70 be ono Of the beSt
ai.IssoI tTacts OF land Ia West virginia, win
tnb vSsietics as spruce Hemlock Ash, CnerryI
Beech. &C, &C. ava n,aerla,d With tina
LIZ ,,sinS oI c,GI which are being 50 exteAsive'
SAINT Anlc W.. Iv15 a. THOMAS aud C0keLon by senator
wot and others and iI 4 said upon what u be-
i YAI S y; bc tSo authority, that there are vast
atSSSIsIcS Of very rich Iron ore on the tract A0
c;taS psg4'etSs az H uPPS 81 ~ coaaS
sfen W. 3, Maxwell. at his once In g;
E!Sug1 tucker county, W. Va, which map VIII
~ ~ Siblted nj Davis on day Of tale;
Y T i tIte 70 this lNud Is believed 70 DO per
fcctIy clear 10 every particular. A.,,,.
:! S y ~ ssId land purchased BY him g Joint
,SsISot hc al a triillng expense, can have MS
nSTt aid oil 70 him In saveralty, and get ma
~" '"@''' h. p. D0VEHEk,
A, B. PARSONS,
". b. MAXWELL,
special Commissioners.
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A petroleum.motor tricycle. has been
invented that will run forty miles on
one gallon OF oil.
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s,,,rov wEt7 VIRGINIA., CIRcurr COURT CLxAH's
UgEIcE on TUCKEG CouHTf' Fo'"T:
Jew. MineAr. Clerk Of said Court. 90 certify
,bI, ina above named Special Commissioners,
Ia PS,sons and ". B. Maxwell, have given
rand H. and security Ia the penalty Of twenty Tour
tbSuSni dJlIGrS, M reQutTSd~0y the decree Of
tSIe entered In said cause. o,.,.
Given under my hand i ~ t We EWu ,' I VI
January 1891. y. ". MlH . NES,.S.'Ss
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BE1cuAM's P1L1s cure Bilious and
NeFVougilla. 8
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RAILROADS.


WHEELING & ELM GROVE RAIL
w II IAD. On and after Monday, December
1890, trains will run al follows, City Time:
LEAy WHEELING.
Ss.ooA. m, 7:OoA. M, 500 H.. q. m, 1000
nv 70 q. M, $l2:eO M, 100 p. M, AGO p.
m. 400 D, H., 400 p. NJ, 500 p. M, 800 p. MT
100 D. m, $500 p. NJ, 300 p, M, "le:I6 p. MI
LxAyE ELM GRAVE.
$500 q. M, 700 q. my 500 q. M. 300 3. M,
tlO I'D O. m, 100 q. m, 1900 M, LOO ?. mI 2:0O
n m gO0 D. M, 4C0 .. M, o:00 p. M, 6:00p p. M.
s:o0 D. m, $500 p. m, 800 p. M, 1000 p. m.
snNDAY-ChuTch trains leave Kim Grove at
s:43 a. m. aud Wheeling q l2:l1 p ?. n;
5oI General Manager.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

Direct route to Marietta, PArkcrsburg, Point
Pleasant, Huntington, Ashland, Portsmouth
and Cincinnati AIBo 10 Charleston, Clifton
Forge and stanton, Va, and Lexington and
lG TiRC TSb ky cisc,,ve J.Du0,v !, ,so.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-sTORE ROOM, COR.
II Third and Main streets. Apply 70 =
RODY IIO6 Main street. ukt-
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baggage checked through to destination Of
tickets
v. J. RoBESsoE, General Passenger Agent,
PRrkersbuig, W. Va
A. J. BNNDY. Assistant General Passenger
Agent, PAikerburg, W. va.
J. g TOALlEsON, Passenger Agent Wheel.
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ENOR RENE-sTORE ROOM AND
u DEclling, so O. Twelfth street. Possession
April i. InGuITe Of ALFRED PAUL., ~
I'ndOFyEFltaFE' Insurance CO. lelo
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For Cincinnati, Louisville. Menu
phis. st. Louis, New Orleans,
and intermediate Points,
Will leave WharIbOAt, foot OF Eleventh street,
daily, Monday excepted. a. follows:
Steamer "CONGO," Eph. Talbot,
lIIlS5tt9 Master; Jules wehrmRn, Clerk;
Sit&1E18 every Sunday at 8 \. N.
s sitFs s. .: $sssEit Ss1 S' II
& ::S%.s s3s HisS 'st G' s'5
4 ::ss., S $$.S ::s2 d''i E .7
n.. Steamer "IIATCHELOR,"G Geo. Z.
sllEtStf O'Neal. Master; Tim PcnWell, Clerk;
d2zol44 every Friday al Ia, m,
- Steamer "KEYSrONE STATE"
ipt51Stt9 T. 6. Calhoun, Master: ChAs. Knox,
@e1lsSslA Clerk, every Saturday At 8 q. N.
FIrstclASs fare wheeling to Cincinnati, 90.
Round trip, $40. Meals and stAt0.r0on In.
Guided Tickets transferable and good until
used For freight or passage apply on board, or
'e jszs G OK 3 BOOTH. Agents.
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clxcENAn, O., Feb; 19;eFlour quiet:
bushels; shipments 1900 bushels. Corn
s,rODg at b6kc Oats strong st 4Skc. Rye dull Rt
SIC. rork steady at 81 rs. Lard 'frm at IS 4211S
Bulk meats firm short ribs 81 20, Bacon quiet;
short clear S 70. whisky steady at STA. But
Ter Strong: OHIO creamery SlAS4c. Sugar lEm.
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BALTIMORE, Nd. Feb. l9.-wheat easy; No. 2
winter red spot and February 81 0l5+al o.: May
81 o. Corn, western steAny: mixal spot, Feb
Oats arm; western Wits 5iaSSc. Rye Arm: No.
2, sSaSsC. Hay flrm; choice timothy slU 6OAll co.
Provisions quiet; old me&s so ~: new $40 Is
LUrd, refined nc. Butter firm; creamery fancy
Csc. Eggs, firm; fresh NAl6c. Coffee firm; Rio
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. l9.-Flour weak.
Wheat weak: No. red February 81 U8IfAl Of;
MarCh 81 OIL<Gl C5; April and May 81 OSJ[al O6;
Corn quiet; No. mixed 6lkc: no q mixed
March and April 6OaGo|SC; May 604a605zc. Oats
Hrm: No 3 white 62kG; No. white February
And Mach 5l1{a5lJ%C; April and May 5l1<A6l5tC.
EnIa Itpndvs ponnEvlVAFiia HFRtR 1AaiEO
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-10-14
AGED GUT ACTIVE.
An Old Lady Who Melted Six Thouaand
Dollars from Her knitting.

An Old Lady Who Melted Six Thouaand
Dollars from Her Knitting.
Not long ago DR.. Peables, Of Auburn,
whilc making q professional call at the
residence of Charles Holbroolk, q promi-
nent farmer Of North Auburn, learned
OF the remarkable story Of an aunt of
MIR. Holbrook, whose death occurred
some weeks ago, says tho Lewiston
(Me.) Journal. The aunt's name was
Mary Holbrook, and at her decease ut
the age of ninety-three, she was
widow, living in the town of Holbrook,
Mass. She was the mother of twenty
three children and but three were liv-
ing ut the date of her death. She never
weighed over one hundred pounds, and
in her last days did not weigh over
ninety. When seventy-five years OF
age she began to knit tides, to while
nway the time moro than anything else,
and it was not long until she had over
one hundred as the result of her work.
She did not knit the tides especially
for the market, but one day her son
took few samples to Boston, where
he found ready sale for them ut Whit
ney's store, on the corner of fremont
and Winter streets. The tides seemed
to strike Mr.. Whitney's customers very
favorably, and he was obliged to find
the old woman in Holbrook and secure
for his store all the tides she had. Not
only this, but he arranged with her to
take all she could make at n good fig
ure. She soon found, however, that
she could not begin to fill the order, for
Il certain class of customers Mt the
Hub" had n regular craze for them.
80 what did Mrs. uolbroolk do but en-
gage several old ladies in the neighbor-
hood to do the coarser parts of the work,
filling in the finer parts with her own
hands. SIN this way" says the writer
of Mrs. Holbrook's obituary, "from her
seventy-flfth to her nincticth year. flf-
teen years, she Melted six thousand dol
lars from the sale of her tides, upon
(which fully one-haf of the work was
done with her own hands. How many
ladies over whose silver hairs SO many
winters have kindly passed can show
such Il record of almost wonderful pa
tience and perseverance, we wonder"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-10-14

A t1aisay fact with refer
ence to DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery is, that,
unlike sarsaparillas and
other blood medicines, which
are said to be good for the
blood in March, April and
May, the discovery" works
equally we'll all tie yed,
,0x,sd, and in all cases of
blood taints or humors, no
matter what their name or
nature.
It's the cheapest blood
purifier sold through drug.
gists.
Why9 Because it's sold
on a Peculiar PLAN, and you
only pay for the gooa you
get. Can you ask morel
Golden Medical Discov-
cry" is a concentrated vege-
table extract, put up in large
bottles; contains no alcohol
to inebriate, no syrup or
sugar to derange digestion ;
is pleasant to the taste, and
equally good for adults or
children.
The" Discovery" cures all
Skin, Scalp and Scrofulous
affections, as Eczema, Tet-
ter, Salt-rheum, Fever-sores,
White Swellings, Hip-joint
disease and kindred all
mentS.
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ROAD FUND.
RECAP1TuLATIoN.

RECAPITULATIoN.
In State and County Eunds.l9|
In School District tuDds""" "
In Rosd District Funds"
Grand Total. zee =. ~
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Rare Chance for Investment
4 FIkEs RANCH We'll STOCKED
At A EAlGAln

i have for sale the following described
property situated in Independence Valley
Elko COun Nevada. to-wlE:
1900 acres Of land, 300 acres of which n
meadow. Cuts 400 tolls Of red top, timothy
aud alfalfa. All under good fence. Plenty
Of water aud clear title TO same.
" cows and Letters, graded Durhams.
Is calves aud several yearlings.
ii Thoroughbred short Horn Durham cows
with pedigree.
Thoroughbred Kentucky Short Horn bull
with pedigree
broodmares; 8 of them weigh 1, 400 pounds
OF them / ,OO0 to 100 pounds.
stallion sired by Blackhawk, dam q
Rather mare, wei ht.l $50 pounds.
l3-yearold stallion.
42-year-old tillies and s-year-filly.
large work horses.
3yearling colts.
2 mowinR machines.
l hay rake.
2plOws.
harrow.
Lightning hay press (new)
threshing machIue.
/ single drivi. & Garland lharness.
speed wagon.
2Schuturr wagons: 2 and 4-horse wagon
/ four-horse set of Concord team harness
two-horse buggy and harness.
Forks, hay-knifc, shov pIows and othe
farming implements thrown in.
This is the best opportunity for sheepmen
In the State. fine range, etc. Ali OF
which will be sold OH terms which rende
this u rare chance for profitable investment
Call on Or address,
r. Z. CHAGEON,
TuSarora, Nevada.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-10-14
CANINE CUTENESS.
The Glover Performances or Mn Intelligent
Dog.

The Clover Performance or mn Intelligent
Dog.
Col. L. N. BarlSs dale, of the passenger
department of the Pennsylvania rail.
road, has dog that can tell the time OF
day, says the Philadelphia Press. This
the dog learned in very remarkable
way. Col. Bnrksdale has q very fine
clock that strikes only on the hour and
then very slowly. The colonel got into
the way of making the dog tap with his
foot at each stroke of the clock. Final
ly Inc got SO he would do so without be-
ing told. Just before the clock strikes
it gives Il little cluck, and whenever the
dog heard this he would prick up his
ears, raise his paw, and gently tap his
paw at each stroke without being told.
After awhile he got SO that when any
one cluclicd like the clock he would
get into position and wait for the
strikes. He was for long time con-
fused at not hearing the clock, but after
awhile began tapping his paw anyway.
The remarkable point is that after
awhile he remembered how many
strokes were due ut each succeeding
hour, SO that now whenever the colonel
clucl1s he gets into position and taps the
number of strokes the clock should
make next time. Thus, at any time
after ten o'clock he taps eleven times
Gctcr four o'clock five times, etc. Some
lh.ruod scientists nrc going to investi-
gate tho 1n;stbor to sec whether the dog
actually possesses reasoning faculties.