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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-26
Loss. $4,000.

CINCINNATI, November 1O.-While a
freight train Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway with loaded cars was
passing up one OF the approaches to the
Chesapeake and Ohio bridge last night
a truck of one of the heavily laden cars
broke. Immediately the car plunged
down into the ditch below, drawing
after ii ten other cars and carrying
away thirty feet Of the approach. The
loss is estimated at $50, 900. No persol
was injured by the wreck.
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Procure 1t Before Leaving Home.

NJ. B. Kilborn left the West and set
tied in Orange Valley, New Jersey. He
now finds that his iavorite remedy for
Group is not sold there, and is anxious
to get supply. Here 1t is in his own
words: "Can you let me know II Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy Is to be got in
New York City or is sold by any one in
New Jersey? want to get some, it
being the best remedy l can find for
Group. Since leaving the West / have
not required any, but cold weather is
coming on, and I may need it, and am
only sorry that l did not bring some
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-26
a minister saves the Life of a Nelrhno,

A Minister Saves the Life of n Neighbor.
Mr.. Isaac Snyder, neighbor OF mine,
had an attack Of the collie and was wish
ing only that he could die. / gave him
two doses OF Cham berlain's Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhea remedy, and in a
short time he was entirely recovered.
No family should be without so valuable
q medicine.-John s. Baker, Everett.
Bedford Co., Penn For sale by
c. r. Goetze, w. w. Irwin, Jno. Kari,
c. Sehnepf C. Menkemiller, w. S.
Mccullough, M. w. Heinrich, W. E.
Williams, s. l.. Brice. Jno. Coleman.
w. H. Williams and The Kurtz Drug
CO., Wheeling. w. Va, Bowie & Co.,
Bridgeport, Ohio, B. T Peabody, Ben
wood. w. Va, w. c. Armbrecht, Lin
coin Co.
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Public Sale Of Real Estate.

DY vTRTU OF A DECREE OF THE CIR.
ID cult Court Of Ohio county, rendered In a
cha ncery CAUSE in said court pending. wherein
s. u. Prettyman Is the plsinlin, aud Fanuis NJ
Wells and others are tue defendants, the un-
dersgned will, as Commissioner appoinred To act
AS Trustee IN the stead OF William n. Prettyman
now deceased who WAS Trustee named IL A
deed OF trust executed by Matilda J. Wells and
her husband for the U.S. OF ,aid 5. Is. Pretty.
man. dated the 18th day Of September, 1885. aud
recorded in the ofice OF the Clerk OF the County
Court OF ohio county, Ia deed OF trust book 40
~. page s23. offer for salo TO highest bidder At
public auction. before the Court House door, IN
the city OF Wheeling. on
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF DEcEN
Der, 1891,
It l0o'cIock A. NJ, Of said day the following val
uA be real estate situated la TIE city Of Wheel
ing Ohio county, West Virginia. to-Hit: The
western portion OF the eastern part OF lot nnrn.
bered isl on The south eide OF sixteenth street
IN said city. being the western portion OF the
property conve, I'd 20 Lille Noble. wife Of
Plstof L. Noble, by John Mcneil and Others by
deed OF partition dated July z, 1875. spd de.
scrIb-d ~ follows, viz: Eexinnng u the
northwest corner % said property, and extern
log vilh the line Of Sixteenth street. eastward.
y IL feet 81 inches; Themes south 81 feet l0h
inches, thence east if1s inches: thence foath
90 the slley In the rear ~ said lot: thence with
the line Of said alley. westwardIy 10 feet inch.
therce northwsrdly 10 lace Of beginning: also
abA cCuLfctrl tbtlsNlll. another p1fctl OF
ground (Which was conveyed 20 Matilda !
Wells b. James hcAdsms and wife, April !.
lSs5J, and thus bounded aud described. viz:
seven inches on OF ID, estt sioe OF the west "a
feet Of 10, numbered IS2 on the souih side OF
sixteenth street between Eofs and Jacob etrsetx
IN said city. fronting inenss or the south aide
OF said street md adjoining the frat ce cfihea
piece OF portion 81 iot, and extending an eaual
width with the said Wells line .oDtherly TO the
on said lot.
Terms OF said sale viii be; one-tAird OF the
purchase money, or 80 much more thereof a TIE
purchaser may elect, In cssh. and the residue
In two equal annual pay "a rlts, besrinx Interest
from the DAY Of sale: the legal titIe 70 be re-
iaintd 10 secure the deferred psymsnts
GUY r. q. ALLEN,
Commissioner.
w. IT, HkLLrR- Auc.ionesT
The said Conmtssio1er has given bond In
The penal sun Of q, 600, condIts on as reauired
By said decree.
JOHN W. MITCHELL.
Clerk OF the Circuit Court Of Ohio County.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-26
Fusion Proposed.

ATCHsoN, KAS., November 25.-The
Atchison Patriot lis out in an editorial,
urging the Democrats and Peoples
party to fuse in 1892, each taking five
OF the Presidential electors.
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EiOhtseR Cdrdts.

She was most inconceivably fair,
But they said she had carrotty nsiri
She appeared, and behold!
I found II was gold,
Eighteen carats, both radiant and rare.
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POETIC ODDITIES.
Mauda

NV sweetheart, Msude. with ankle tfiln'
The prettiest girl know, ,.,nc
Wears her rainy weather stockings
When She trhums the old oanlo.
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The Uid1ies.

l do not care for naidens' smiles,
NV taste their charms foroids;
The reason that | love them not
Is that love grass Wids.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-26
Gladus.

GLADYS. darlingl who could match her.
And know 10 me she's true,
But pever care to watch her
Buzzing through tin kazoo'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-26

SOME REMARKABLE CURES Of deaf
ness are recorded by DR.. Thomas Eclec-
trio Oil. Never fails 10 cure earache.
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A PscilidritV.

When in my teens st college, then u,
I travelled round with college men,
But now seek my senile Joys
by fooling round among the "poys'
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Health is WsaIth
aNklh

DE. C. wKsr's NERVE AID BRAIs TExA1.
~xrr 4 eusrspteea specific Tor Hysseria, DfzIi.
ness. Cc-.4s.ors, Fits, Nervous Neu.algis
Headache, Nervous Prostration, csuSsd by tbs
use Of alcohol or tobacco, Wakefnlaess, aentA
insanity and leading 70 misery decay and death
Premature Old Age, Barren ness, Loss CT Powsi
in 81 her SEE, Involuntary Losses and Sperms
torrhr caused by o7er-exertion OF tie BRAIN
Sslf Abuse or observation-disclosures. Each box COZ
ans one months treatment. u.o0 boz or 81,
soTes for s5.o0, sent by mail prepaid on recslp'
Gua.a-tse Six Boxes
Ia our, anyca Rith each order received by
as for six boxes. accompanied With sbOO we VIII
,end the purchaser 8 written guarantee 10 re
fupd the money II the treatment does not effect
cure. Guarantees issued only through
ldoLAIN BROTHERS,
Drueglsts, Sole Agents, Nolan block,
Na-Eet and Twelfth streets, Wheeling, W. Va
adAQo
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sArrlitsrt.
n S. PHILPOTT,
=NrchieeCS.

Plans and specifications of all kinds Of archi-
tectural work promptly executed. Office south
east corner Market and Fourteenth streets.
ma20e
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FreW & Bertschy,
No. ILL MAIN STREET.
4nr Sate.
PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Real Estate
IN WHEELING.

AsAUTEoRIZED By THE WILL OF THE
n late william Busby. will. as his executor,
offer for sale TO the highest bidder, before the
Court House door, In the city OF Wheeling, on
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COUNTY AFFAIRS.
YESTERDAYS SPECIAL MEETING OF IHE BOARD
on COMMISSIONERS
II, Ordinance Taking Control Of The Cumberland
Road Pormsrally Passsd-Ooura's Lat
Shssp Claims Paid-Gsnsral Business

The Board OF Commissioners met 10
special session yesterday morning. all
the members being present a iaIse
amount Of business was transacted Oh
which the following is an outline
An ordinance, by the terms OF Wnich
the county formally assumes controi oil
the Cumberland road, within the limits
If this county, was read three times ana
nassed. By It's terms the Board assume
Ibe are and control Of the road subject
- the provisions OF the State law. Inc
three thousand dollars Of claims against
the road were filed.
The following sums Of money were
taien from the item Of "Sherif's com
missions" by a special ordinance ana
reapprOpriated;
Printing and binding ............'.'''.'e % an
DeInQuent taXes.............'''''' ,09 m
Election expenses. - - N
Insurance ............. ....s''. '''''''''''
, .....si.Si7 O6
Total. .......... 1900 ''''
The bill Of the Van Dorm Iron Com
many for cell cot irons, amounting 10
500. "a, was ordered paid.
Damages for sheep killed oy dogs
Al
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-26
Fnn OF Prunss.

run W Af@
When l first came to the city
I'd very timld way, -.
And wrote full many ditty
With the scent of new mown nav.
Rut now this constant boarder's fare
Affects my rhymes and tunes,
And must Law the cold fact bare
That am full OF prunes
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lEndns.

Sweet Madge loved. At other glris
I'd criticise and carp,
She dallles with harp.
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Etttie,

To Kittie ! have said farewell.
Ny happiness gone with hef;
For who a tale OF love could ten
To girl who played the zithef!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-26

The brain workers Of the world are busine' 5
men and clerks, and they do far mere real, hard
FRAMEWORK, more exhausting expenditure OF
nerve and brain power in this pushing age than
all literary workers combined. That is what
makes so many nervous, Nth morn 0ut n4rU's,
tired brains and exhausted energies. There is
headache, a dull, dizzy, bad feeling head, con-
fused thought, loss Of memory, dependency,
sense Of anxiety, loss OF appetite, malaria, dys-
pepsia, constipation, sleeplessnesS with tired
waking, without ambition to take hold Of TIE
days werk.
Anything which exhausts the nervous ener-
gies will produce these symptoms, and all
should 1t once use the great nerve and brain
invigorator, DIR. Greene's NerVura, which will
Immediately restore power TO the brain,
strength to the nerves, and vigor and health to
the body. Purely vegetable and harmless.
Druggists, $780,
II take pleasure in testifying to the great
virtue of DIR. Greene's Nervura. could not at
tend to my business more than half the time. |
had headache, rheumatism and dyspepsia
The doctors said had bad state Of my blood,
liver and kidneys also. l certainly felt very
bad indeed. got much better the first month
and am noU entirely cured, and have DR..
Grsene's Neryura to thank for curing me.
NJ. CUsICK,
SO Fountain St, Fall River, Mass.
NJ n DR.. Greene, the successful spec
vs. De- slist in curing all forms of ner-
vous and chronic diseases, % W. 14th Street,
New York, can be consulted free, personally, or
by letter. Call or write him about your case,
or send for symptom blank TO Gil out, and let
ter fully explaining your disease, giving advice,
etc, will be returned free.
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= COMPLETE FAMILY liz
"A waEzIus wsrkrr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-10-18
A FORTUNE FOR A STALLION.
q. BIaise Sells for 500, OOO-Result OF
Auction OF Belmont's Stables.

=. BIaise Sells for 500, O00-ResuIt of
Auction OF Belmont's Stables.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE feature of the Bel
uopt stud sale tonight was the celebrated stall
Non g. Blaise, the greatest sire of the Nursery
farm. When he entered the ring the auctioneer
took his hat of, salutng him as 'king of the
s.rth- "what am I bid?" he cried; $3.50, 900?
/ am bid 100000" was the triumphant
Rsponse. Charles Reed, of the Fairview farm,
pesr Gallatin. renn., was the bidder. There
ssv dead silence in the vast assemblage. The
bds were stopped, and the king OF stations was
knocked down to Mr.. Reed Another sensation
4 the sale was the sale of the chestnut colt by
s. Blaise out of Lady Primrose, to Jacob Rup-
per for $4,000. Among other sales
we're Magnetizer, foaled in 1885, by
The nlused, to 7. w. Shreve, of
Shreveport, La, for SIS, 600; bay FLY by The Ill
used, out of Lady Roseberry, to James Rowe
iutll,0o0; bay colt by The nlused, out of Cor
della to Rowe for s7,lOO; bay FLY by st. Blaise,
afd Favonia, to A. Lakeland for $500; bay
nH by The Illused, out of Madcap, to C.
Hdschmann for $500; chestnut colt by
fbe Illused, out of Toilette, to J.
Walden for $1,000; bay flly by st. Blaise
out Of Dauntless, to George Forbes for
$4,000; chestnut FLY by st. Blaise out of Belle,
to James Rowe for s7.lO0; bay colt by The III
used out oil Simple Gold, to James Rowe for
p,7oo chestnut colt by Prince Leopold out of
Carmen, to J. DAILY for $1,000; chestnut filly by
st. Baise out of Belladona, to Foxhall Keene
for &c. 900; chestnut colt by Kingfsher out of
Delilah, to NJ. Daily for $500; bay illy by st.
Baise out of Clare, to James Rowe for $4,000.
The total amount realized on yearlings was
il24,550, an average OF about $3.50 each. The
four stations Melted $4,000. The colts brought
tr,lOo The FLIES $3.50 The Babylon stock
farm was purchased by A. K. Alcock for s53, co.,
and the four years lease on the Lexington
nursery farm for 1880
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somebody Poisoned Prizefighter Loone,

TACOMA Oct H.-lSpeclal. 1.-The coroner's
jury investigating the death of the colored
prizef liter. W Ham Loeney. alias Turner
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The Champion Returned.

Mr.. W. A. Spinks, the champion billiardist
OF the Pacific coast, will give two exhibition
games at the Abbott billiard parlors, Third and
Pike, on Tuesday aud Wednesday evenings OF
this week. On Tuesday evening Mr.. spinks will
undertake to play Mr.. Jack Thompson. amateur
champion of this Coast, GOO to 800 points,
straight-rail billiards. On Wednesday evening
he will play the same gentleman 400 TO 200,
baik line. The game originally was. to have
been friendly contest, but it is understood Mr..
Thompsons friends claim it cannot be done,
and have placed large sums of money on Mr.
Thompson. Parties who are interested in bill
iards will anxiousiy watch the results of these
contests. Both players are in excellent condi-
ton for the games
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San Francisco Races.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 17.-There was big
crowd at the Bay District track today TO witness
the match race for 5000 a side between the
stations Silas skinner and James Madison
Skinner took the first heat in 2:201< Madison
the second heat in 2:1ss<, and skinner the next
two heats and the race in 219l4 and 2:19
Rupee won the free-for-all pace. Gold Medal
second, Hummer third, Turk Franklin dis
tanced. Time, 2:14s<, 2:l51z, 2:l7.
The 2year-od tror was won by Kebir, Mac
Lay second. Time, 2:261z; 2:s5.
Chloe and Annie E. each won q heat in the
special trot which was not finished.
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to America for money, and that he must wait
until the arrival Of the cash before he leaves for
home. Apart from the fact that John is author
ity for the statement that he has made money in
Australia, and that therefore he could not be
broke, the story is very fshy. II John were
broke ana sent to this country for his passage
money he would still have to live. and a good
feeder like him incurs big board bills. who in
Australia would support him for two months
without pay? If any one would stand his living
expenses would they not also advance him
money to pay his passage?'
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Charity Bali Games Postno,aa

TACOMA, Oct I.-tspecial. THE Seattle and
Tacoma lawyers did not play baseball here to-
day for the benefit of a charitable institution,
owing to the fact that the seattle lawyers, fear
ing the weather would not be propitous, sug-
gested that both the game here and that at Sc
attic next Saturday be postponed until next
spring
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return of the world,s ChampIon.

John L. Sullivan, the famous actor is expected
70 arrive in San Francisco from Australia early
in November He will play on the Coast for
two months, presenting two dramas in Sc attic.
January II and Is. The New York Recorder has
this to say OF the renowned artist: "When you
want news of Sullivan being drunk or beaten by
,roughs or being broke financially you can de-
pend on 10 that the fakirs of Frisco can supply
the matter IL seems that they don't care
whether there is any truth in the yarn so long
Is II reads smoothly. The latest gag about John
\ fhet he is st-a nded in Austria ia and h4s sen.
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Chicago Races.
CHICAGO, Oct. l7.-Summary:

CHICAGO, Oct 17.-Summary:
Fifteen-sixteenths mile-Duke of Miltpas
won, Louis NJ second, Ireland third. Time
1861.
Six furlongs-Bon Air won, Pendleton second,
Buster third Time, 1:l5sz
Mile and one-eighth-San Diego won, Chime
second, Whitney third. Time, 1856
Three-quarters mile-Katurah won, Lew Car
lin second, Roley Boey third. Time, 1855.
Mile and one-eighth. hurdles-Bob Thomas
2:05Z
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Lexington Races.

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 17.-Summary:
2:2l class-Minnie Wilkes won, Pocahontas
Prince second. Katherine 5. third. Best time,
2:17.
2:29 class-Alhambra won, Incense second,
Dirigo third Best time, 2:2O
2:l7 class-Vic III. won, Honest George second,
Walter E. third. Best time 2:25I1
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HORSE RACERS IN COLLISION.
Their Vehicles Smashed and Both Men
Severely In ftured

FORT TOWNSEND, Oct. T.-(SpeciaL William
keinsehl and J. Mcmillan, while racing on the
Port Discovery road near Irving park today. met
win an accident that may prove fatal to Rein
SEMI MCMILLAN was in a road cart and Reinsehl
In buggy They concluded to run race, and
In their excitement the drivers permitted the
vehicles to collide, and they were badly
smashed. Reinsehls skull was fractured and
MS body badly bruised. Mcmillan had three
ribs broken and bad bruises on his side. Both
men are in the hospital and in critical condi-
ton, but hopes are entertained for Mcmillan
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snow in the East, viii return and play left
fed. There will be no changes in the outield
n on the bases. "Owney" Patton and Jiggs
Psrrott will alternate at short Should George
fall to appear, Patton will play left field Nc
xabb, waisworth. Tanning and Camp are the
pitchers. and Wilson and Graft the catchers.
Tom Parrott has signed with the Sacramentos,
md left today to join the team.
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HanIan-McLean Race Postponed.

VAscoUvER, b. c., Oct 1.-THE race in out
rugged skiis between Hanlan and Mclean
which was set for today, was postponed until
Monday on account of rough water. Very little
betting is being done
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THE BALLCHAMPIONS
Portlands to Play a Series Of
Games in California.
8. BLAlsE BRINGS 500. 900.
u.1ncnt Sale OF Horses 1t Auction
r..Ifxes s31s,o0o The worlds
bicycle Record Broken Again.
PORTLAND, Oct. II.

: OhAAANDf OSes AZ
)MPLETE arrange
m e nts for { he
championship SER
les between the
Portlands and the
California league
winners have been
made and the Port
land club will
leave for San Fran
cisco next Thurs
day. The team will
be practically the
same as 1t was in
the last league
Oarna Gaoroo wha
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iouns the cause :of death to be an ovcrdo OF
morphine, admin tered bv an unsn W. artv
or parties Turner's wife wa. m. rphine I'm /.
ana II IS thought she was bent on initiating
him and gave him an overdose She offers no
explanation
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Pigeon-shootine at Tacoma.

TACOMA, Oct H.-lspeciaL Pigeons are be-
Ing received for freefor-all. live-bird shooting
contest, which will occur here about November
l, under the auspices of the Tacoma Rife, Rod
and Gun Club
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Baker Charged with Assault

Justice Won Tobel Issued warrant yesterday
for Peter Martin, who is charged by G. Palm
with assault and battery. The assault is al
legged to have occurred on Lake street near
Union, where the complainant conducts bak-
cry shop.
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California League.

SACRAMENTO, Oct 17.-oakland 8, sacra-
mento0.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct H. San Francisco 6,
Gam lose a
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Oct. l7.-William windle
rode mile against time on a bicycle at Hamp-
den Park this afternoon in 2:15, lowering the
worlds record of 2:16, held by Osmond, the
Englishman. Harry c. Tyler made half mile
In l;e6. breaking tae record OF 1:o6z<, by Zim-
norman
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-13
cHER,fF,s sALE-By VIRTUE oF,AN Ext

GHERIfF'S BALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN Exc
- cution in my hands, issued ont Of thesdis-
trict court Of the First judicial district Of the
state Of Montana, in and for the county Of Lewis
and Clarke. in the suit of w. B. Richards, against
j. H. Russell, duly attested the S1st day Of March,
A. D. 1921, l have levied upon all the right. title
and interest of the said ]. H.. Russell in and to
the following described property. situated in
Lewis and County. state Of Montana, viz:
All that certain tract. piece or parcel, OF min
eral land situate. lying and being in township
nine %; north Of range four "a west. in Owyhee
Montana, designated Is lot No. f,ty-seven b7),
of the Spring Hill lode. with an adjoining tract
of surface ground of irregular shape containing
twelve and seventy eight hundredths az. 49, acres,
for the convenience Of working the same.
For a more particular description of said prop
erty a. to courses and distances, reference is
hereby made to the patent from the United States
for said land and premises, said patent being
Numbered 115 and recorded in the records In the
Office of the general land Off &c at Washington, in
volume 2, pages 8 to II. and in the records of the
office of the county clerk and recorder Of Lewis
and Clarke county, Montana, in volume U. g.,
pages IS to Sc.
18th day of June. A. D.. 1891, at the hour of IL
O'Clock NJ, of said day at the front door Of the
ooourt-house in the city of Helena. l will sell all
the right. title and interest of the said ]. H. Russell
in and to the said above described property, to
the highest bidder for cash in hand.
Given under my hand this tbs 22nd day of May,
A. D.. 1881. C. M. JEFlERIS,.
Sheriff.
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Robbed q Jewelry Store,

New YORK, June 12.-The fact has just
come to light, says a morning paper. that
the mammoth establishment of Hilton,
Huahs u Cunning was entered last Friday
night and $4,000 or more worth of dia-
monds in the jewelry department stolen.
The fact was kept secret with the intention
of catching the burglars, but SO far the po-
lice have been unable to do so.