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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08
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All the right. title iniere claim and demand
OF A. Faidley OF, in and 70 all tbat certain
tract o. iand situate in Elklick Twp Somerset
Po. Penna a. adjoining lands OF Nan.esss KreseS.
man on the south. Lepley an OShers On the
East. John II Zimmerman on the North and b.
pnniie road on the West. containing twenrs even
- >eres more or less. about one half OF Ehich h
clear, having thereon erected q one story pisnk
n5uSe. With the appurtensnces
Taken IN execution and to be sold as The nrop-
use Of Eli & YOier
he above described tract Of land VIII fe sold
suiject 70 a mortgage Of SIX hundred and thirfy-
seven cellars suo nltT cents tSzS7.51i With inter
est from 1ath Of October ISq See N-fga,. T,ss
ORD Volume ). pages ls3 and l6f
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08

THE fellows who howled so.about "the
old fashioned winters viii likely re-
member Uncle Jerry Rusk.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08

II FUnc,e sam should annex Hawaii
you may want to 90 there and dry up
with the country
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TERMS.

NOTiCE-All persons purchasing a. the
aDose SIC VIII piease take notice that 10 oer
cent Of the purchase money r,iuSf -. .,s..sgl
wnen property = knocked down OtherlrfSs
y VIII again be exposed 10 sale at the rislx ~
tne Erst purchaser The residue Of the pur-
eniiSe money must be paid On or before fh..
day OF confirmation. VIZ: Thursslev MAJ
2 lss2 No deed viii be Acknowledged nntii
the purchase money i paid in fun
ISAIAH GOOD.
sheTifrs Office. Somerset. Pl F-b'yi. l.si. ''s''"
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Al the right. title, interest claim and demand
Of RosanuA Fletcher. Jacob Fletcher, Jerry
Fletcher and Josiah Fletcher o. m anu 70 ~
III certain tract OF land sifcafe IN Somerset Twp
Somerset county Pa, adjoining lands OF 0illlah
KOontz CathariDe k0cniz, John Weller, ku9oipn
Walter and Henry Beeri: containing Two hun-
dred and isty t3j0 acres more or less About 10
acres OF which are clear. having thereon erected
two dwelling houses, a-ee lfane BANK oatn,
frame stable and other outbuildagS. with an or
chGrd Of fsuil bearing tsees on the premises, Win
the appurienances,
Taken In execution and 70 be sold a. lne lliop-
erfv OF Rosauna Fletcher Jacob Fletcher. Jerry
Fletcher aud Josiah Fletcher. 1t the snit OF An
drew Parker.
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Iudfl ttu.
During the time this sale lasts
will sell all kinds Of Dry Goods full
ly as cheap as they are sold any
where, either in Somerset or else,
where. All Ladies, Misses and
Children's Coats will be sold at
cost and some will be sold for less.
Dress Silks will be sold very
low. 46-inch Black and Colored
Henriettas and Serges will be sold
from 6s, IS, S5, 80, $l.OO to $40.
40-inch Black and Color
ed Henriettas, so to Toe
40-inch all wool Dress
Goods, 81 II to 45
Nice double width Cash
meres from 20 to 25c
Cloths per yard, Is to soc
Flannels of all kinds very
low.
Flannel Skirts, S5c & up.
A great bargain in Table Linens
Towels Napkins and bed spreads.
Yard-wide unbleached
Muslins, 5, 5 -, 6, 6 II, &c
Yard-wide bleached Mus
Inns, 6, 7, s, 8 and lOc
"a bleached and unbleach-
ed Pillow Casing from IL to 15c
A full line 81 and 1O-4 bleach
ed and unbIeached Sheeting in great
variety at lowest prices.
Indigo blue Shirtings, I and Sc
Domet Flannels, Z, s and 10c
Tickings from 9 to 22c
CallcOes at cost
Apron Ginghams from 5 to 7c
Dress Ginghams in great
variety at lowest prices.
A big drive in 3O-inch
Dress Goods at Sc a
yard. Worth 10 l-2 at
factory.
Many kinds cheap Dress
Goods from ) to 15c
Curtain Scrim, ) to Sc
Great bargains in Lace
and Tambour Curtains,
/ have great many odds and
ends in all kinds of goods to be
closed out, regardless Of cost.
A full assortment of Wool, Lin
en- and Cotton Carpet Chain at
lowest cut prices.
During my sale l viii offer none
but reliable goods.
The buyer will run no risk of
imperfect or low grades of
goods.
My Motto - Good goods and
low prices. i"
MRS. 4. E. UHL.
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Is two wee ks the defeated candidates
viii know where they are at
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UScLE sAn's boys have $4,000. .0o0 Of
capital invested in Hawaii.
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SATURDAYS Republican primary Was a
waterloo-loo, as II were.
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY q, 1893,

at O'Clock p. m, the following described real
estate, TO vii.
An tbe right. title interest claim and demand
Of Joseph sacks OF. In and % eli That tertalh
percel or tract Of land situate IA Jenhei to1 \, y
snin S,-nersef county. Pa adjoining landsof Jo-
siah Waiter, alvin Ankeny. Jo1as Ankeny hnd
Daniel sachs, containg thirty CO.. acres t1oie =.
les, about - acres Of which are clear, VIII iHe
eppurts nances.
faken in execution snd % be soid As the prop
ertv of Joseph sacks Al the suit of J. T. Jhi use
OF J. I. Bideie use OF Andrew Parker use OF eco
W. Benf0rd.
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All the right, title. interest, claim and demand
Of Wm. J. Hosgrave, Elmer s Mosgr2Te, Charles
C. Aosgrave, Jonathan T. hosgTaye and thaln-
cey l. Mosgrave. Of. IA and 70 the following oe-
scfibed real estate. VIZ.
No. I All that certain tract Of land siicate in
stanycreek township. Sornerst; county, Pennsyl +
vnnia sdj0inirg lands OF ALERT khoacs, Re an
and Baker, George schrcck and others, contain
ing fo,lrty-forr 40 acre. more Or less. about 2
acres Of which are clear, balance timber, nav
ing thereon erected a tWOstcTy log dwelling
honse. good frame bank barn snd oiher out
huiidings WIKI an orchard OF fsnlf bearing frees
on the premises, with The appurtenances-
No. All that certain Tract Of land sitnate A.
Aforesaid adioiuing lands Ct John Snyder. Caro-
line NodeT Neigie Broihers. George schrOek, Al
bert RhOads and Othcrs, clniainlng forty-three
fiS acres more on less about - acres Of which arC
clear, having thereon erected two log houses z
log barn, and other out0uildiugs, with an cfca-
ard Of fruit bearing Trees AMI sugar camp o.
the premises. with tie appurtenaEcs s.
Taken in execution ~ the properly OF " m J.
NoSgr4ye, Eimer ). MosgraTe. Charles C. Mos
graye, Jonathan Z MoSgrave and Chauncey l.
Mosgrave az the suit Of John Il. Uhl use Of Msry
Edic Meyers
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RET%lb LIQUOR LICENSES

NOTICE i hereby given that The following
named persons have filed their applications Tor
Tsv ern License IN my once. and that he same
viii be presented 70 The Court Of Quarter ses-
sions for allowance, on
Monday, February 9th, 1898.
Charles A. Michel, Addison Township.
Edward Slcklw.
Ancrew McQuade. Berlin Borough
Jo<cph Zimmerman.
August Koskler. Conefnaugh Township.
seott sterner, Confluence Borough
J. NJ po< ds.
TboIuas H. smith
Tbonar g Williams Elk Lick Township.
John Il. slieer. NeyersdAle Borough,
Nathaniel slicer.
j. C. Reed.
Robeit Guthrie,
John X Kesier, Northn np.on Township.
William Wirth, QgemahoniDg
samuel A. Haines. Rock wood Borough
Mary Buckman,
C. T. Hay, salisbury
Heury Loechei, .
Kisef kimmell, summit Township.
John H. Hite, StoyestOEn Boro19h.
samuel Custer,
". II Tayman, Somerset Tcwnslia =
Edgar Kyle, B0fcugn@
Jay q. Lawson.
LEAFS W. Vanuear. .
Isaac A. jenkins, ursina
Clerks once, ". II. SANNER,
Somerset, Pa, Feb. 8, 30 CLERK
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CHERIFFs SALE.

BY virtue Of certain vrits OF Lev "a and "a "a
issued out of the Court Of Common Pleas OF coLn-
erset Co, Pa. 10 me directed, there VIII os eAles
"a 10 nnhlc sale at The Court House, IN Somerset
Borough, on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08
MONDAY FEs. 27, 1893.

NoricE IS hereby given toal he Jsstleess o. q ..e
Peace the Coroner and coiisl4b-es uis-lh -
aid Ccuuty OF somerset. tn1f 1nei - t-sl - -.
ei- h, iir ,rsrer D. ons with .ncir rolls, re-
or,ts iucuisiiious. examinations am o-nea - -
membranes. TO 90 those hiugs wnlch % si-t-l
Office and In that behalf appertain q - ce-l,s,
end alsO they who III prosecute 80 - nc -.
grers that are or shall D. in the jail OF ooine.-e.
County, 20 BE- then and there 20 prosecute ssa-i,s
them IS shall Be Just coon
ShcriL
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

wsrrKas. The Hos JACOB II Iosss *,
President Jadec Of the several tours q
pleas ff the several cot.nfies co.nperAs - (S-
flfini IiSfrIsr and Justice oftte Courts 81 " -
and Tcr1aier ard General jail Aelifely ~ ~
trial of All capital ard other Offenders ~ sus -.
n-srrt and i,roRTE W. PILE and NOAH bifSic ch-
- 49,. Jii,ic,,s ~ the Courts os Common :. f.eAe
ana Jrsfices Of the Courts Of oyer ai.d ~ ~
and General Jail Delivery for TIE TIA q ~.
tal and other offenders n the coulty y -
FOR holds1g Court Of Common Pleas a1l - 80 = n
Quarter sessions o. the Peace ana ,Ienes y - -
Delivery, aud Courts 0f Oyer ailo istl'.-e- -
Sl-nersel- On
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Mrs. A. {. UHL.

My tenth annual clearance or re-
duced price sale is now going on
and will last until Saturday, Feb
ruary lTth.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08

an the tight, title, interest, claim and demand
Of Joseph R. Hurnmel, o. in and 70 the following
described real estsfe. viz
No 1. All that certain tract OF land situate IN
Quemahonirg township Somerset county. Pa
adjoining lands Of EmanFiel I-ohr, Levi SELL Wm.
H. Ankeny. T. +. ARkeny, Jacob A. ShaItr and
Others, containing one hundred sn1 twenty six
ll.bi acres more or less about i2e acres Of Which
are clear, having thereon erected two story
lame dwelling house. 8 frame bank barn and
ether outbui.dings. and a gcGd orchard OF frsii1
treCs the premises land IL good state O. ciii-
uTatiou, with the appurt-lanccs-
No , All that certain tract Of land situate as
aforesaid, adjoining lands OF Jabob A. Sliaher,
Noah L0hr and Tract No. l. containing twenty
i've acres. more or les. al Of which is clear be-
ing the same tract ofiaud conveyed BY Benjamin
Bowman and wife to Joss ph K. Hummel BY deed
dated October 3. lsS7, said deed being duly -
corded in Somerset county in Deed Book Vol. u
page 81 &c. a. by refer nee thereuntO being h~d
VIII more fully and ~ large appear, with the ap
purtenances
Taken in execution aud 10 be sold as the prop
erty Of Joseph K Humme at the suit Of D. B.
zimmerman.
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ALSO

All The right, title, interest, claim and demand
ofWm Z BOyts Of. IA and 70 the following de-
scribed real estate. viz
10. ]. All tLat certain parcel or lot Of ground
situate in the village Of lairhOpe FairhoTc INp.
somerset Co, Pa, bounded and described a. 70
lows: Beginning AZ q s-cne marked ,B. planted
cuthe corner Of q fsncc on the southern limits Il
he night of nay 0fthe.P. 4 G. Z. r Co. Al point
fOur hundred and tkiriy-one feet westward frOm
he western wal Of a calvert or race Way und {
said railroad and running thence south tweney
eight and one-quarter degrees west iS p - Wl
eighty feet north So VI ti.y-nine feet thence
north 6i1s' v one Hundred aud sixteen feet
thence north az West sixty-eighl feet thence
north 80 L one hundred feet % 2 stake az the
southern limits OF said right Of wa- aud with
said right Of way south "a east uineiy-tWo ant
three qllrterS feet thence south SO east seven
y seven and three quarters feet thence south
574o east seventy-two ard one quarter feet to The
place CT beginning, containing ffty-three one
hundred parts Ofan acre. having thereon erected
A wash house sud frame stable. being the same
parcel OF land conveyed b. He1ry Thomas Weld
ct ux % said VIM F. B0yts BY deed dated - day
Of - and recorded in Recorders Offcc of said
county IA Deed Book Volume - Page los sc
here il a. large appears, together with the here
dliamentS and appurtennnceS.
No. , All that certain peTeei or iot Of ground
situate as Aforesaid and bounded by lands Of :.
d. LivengOOd on the west. Weld & sheridan on
the east, street on the north and an slley on the
s1uth containing Ouc-fourth D OF an acre more
or les. having thereon erected a one and a half
story plank house. with the dppurtensuces-
Taken in execution and 10 he sold as the prop
eTty OF Nn- Z BOytS AZ the suit CT A. +. and j.
Wm. HOrncr
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During the time this sale lasts l
will sell all kinds of Dry Goods ful-
ly as cheap as they are sold any
where, either in Somerset or else
where. All Ladies, Misses and
Children's Coats will be sold at
cost and some will be sold for less.
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Finanlia!.
PACIFIC RAILROAD OF MISSOURI
First Mortgage Caronarict Branch Bon =.

The above boads aaocItpg 20 $4,000, mater" oct j.
1898 The Nlssourl r1cihe l~.lNHy comp1ny has dc
,iccd extend hon1s a. te rate OF AZ per cent
per ennrm until OFT J. 1913 the pr'cnt s"ruilty 'no
lien rrIaan IN fogc pacp ana Interest Of TIE e.
tended tciis &c larahc IN t'i%d ,it'' sc'd 'oih
The 'oTp.ny hls T.-dc yri%i-'m'n'f VIVA MESSY
Nermly" e Co q S9w.Ior:. - lu'h tle bOha> ~
maturity a. "a ard c,te:. the saire trr acrpnnt
Ec1chol9crs WHO Wish 10 avail themselves ~ II pi''
iese q ct ns.sn III: uct:~ I"St' Neru"lve \ TO -
~ sh"r iir1iicn % ~. and nar p's"r. .ne'
bods at Mr. .,r'ic fsu-t cot pir' /" fr'" '""f
after sr,t. L. 8r. 70 have tn 'rAtrsct - eN
''lsiol and IA. new coupon ,lc"'' r;ia bod. Ne'-r>
Vernllrc e Co. reserve ii2b' rt1c. n9rirc 70 tcrn
nate nc pF!,ilcgc herb. c,,oalcd 10 h'a uol; r.
4. II. CALF, Treasurer.
Rcfri ring to 'hr above notice. VIC nrr now rrc-
On cd 70 purchp.c the nscvc bonds al our. ngd ne
cruca Interest 10 delivery Holders desri 10 sell
their bonds VIII please not .n@crsr tacm la any why
yERTIIIE s. CO..
&c al. IS SsSau.s'.
Nrw.Yor- ecr, -. 1292
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/. e: A. .

LEAD
r. the .Ybjcct Of yc.tcriry'. regular marc; l"ter
- BONDS. ,
Onr ''nay" Tucsi,r viii CAV" Won an ld'a 9i-N' ml
". yu .d Won ali G.. any tr fclDNins :rcc, re- 'r
,.ark,t Letters yl.iqg our views on
GEAD. II. 7. a 4. &. &.
- SUGAR. y. r.. - ". l. ...
vou are making better not loibrF VIA
90. ii,t II ,ou m no, dyup ~ we'll would Wi-i
Lv not u;,n M. ond orr dt!.v Lrra't hitter fFill
Tho. arc very few nsus who JD much 81 NpfN A
wr IL, lot ihr commissions "" receive"
T, z. WARD e. CO.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24

FOREIGN COMMERCE OF NTWYORK.
IMPORTS oF .I.ECnNNDIsE At N!W.f"HK'
1901 I-Ts 1922
~. -o,,. slosI sOG AZ so ssS - 80
'poen,-,f .r.tarG., G9.,'sJ J..o - jHiG i't
r,,, o., tho weak - So Is5 80 o-S ~ sj"icfib
Since Janrniy l----- ~ '''S'' Ti''-" - %
INPGHTS or SPECIE At NIWfoHf.
T., .,o ,eek ~ 60 Gsi fi8"COD - RI ~
St'c I,nuory - liG,9.G7G s3s! .c3i 5,.c3ioiO
EXPORTS or SPECIE NJ NFw.i"rN
,oos goo Coz Sf3;7,o --oJ ~
fS e., o t."v,ry - s7s7.ass TI9iQ 4?3 0j.f-s IA?
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Gclp tunnieo.
.,tt Cream

r, pRTOX's Igr, CREAM Is THE OLD s;incard 70.
II aIc ce.cram aeas pure rTa Saa MI hia Is
and w,u Use ro M. Tero.s sGj .ti.,,c ;3o 9th
ssc. oO2 Cou,',u.a,, AID ii2 Yves, l:jtilSt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24

A nyEnrlsEMTXTS mp ~, syyascwnIIrrTfoTss T E
1TltIt, A. ,iiE tI"rOWN OFFICE, No. l. "a lIo.a.
~, - DIR no,ti m I.Irtt.Ur,i.... "ns ApVr,t
i sht ,..;c :. e. cor. rwcnt. ..hlra.t TX s.xteaye;
0rnc ..ryni thsf.; 100 ihlId-avc.. rear sixty.
nrts, 7Gs Frs a'e; 100 Wet =. r.y,ec.'dS 10.
Fonrcc t..t ~ Wes Fcrtyf scndst IS lhirda,e,;
a-c.twef,n sTd Oac.nuNG cd t-thir'centn So
Al III, ~ inITN OFFICES. 40 Fast oncntn1rcl
,-t.y' ~, mr,n,, .f3 We.t o-c-tundrcd.a ,dtvcaty
ns,nw 80 3ln West Onc hune up
i 'o,yn CT Court SoS DC MriS1 ,o LOO
: IGndon Occe for advertisement. 2c3 Re:entst, W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24
CLOSING Prices OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
CLOSING PRICES OF san rRANclsco STOCKS.
TIE HANk STATEMENT.
Saturday, Sept. ?3-p. m.

Saturday, Sept. Up III
~ tho operations Of the Ncwlork SUb-Iicash9v
in the week ended last ni.lh, which inrIha'u
paymcntS Of 81. $3.50 for purchased bones ana u'
posits Of 5000 for Payment at Other points
the associated banks gained S2,30}iso. Inc
weekly bank statement, published to-day, showed
an average gain in cash OF SiS,G76,6oO. Money
has been coming in from ever direction. an" '"'
result was not widely different from tho KNOWN
movement. The money has been received h''
only from .he county, but also from saVlnFS
banks and trust companies and from capitalists
who have recently been boarding currency a.
we'll n gold. The decrease i'll loans fell SNORT
Of $3.50 600. showing that liquidation III cohs'-
Qrcncc of the. ser rates for money mas h"'
been forced. The increase III d"poSi'N WIS
smaller by over 81 10000 than tie other changes
demanded and dis was in addition TO as
c:cpancy Of nearly Sl,C00,oo0 in the same d.
rcction lost week. The result Of all the CHANGES
was further gain Of $1.00S.25G in tho surplus
reserve, and the banks now hold in excess OF
legal requirements 81 7G00,05O against s3,o3l'-
o.l in t,,e corresponding week year ago, ana
Sf.r0si2J at the zane time IL the preceding
year.
The following are tie comparative statements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24

The business in State issues was limited 20 a
snaii sao of Louisiana consOl 4s, new, at ~
There were no sales OF city bank stock :, ,o
The general bond marHct was ql!ic' anu ~ ',,o
main steady bu: several speculstIv" lSur- "'I'
relatively active and lower. Erie second cohsol,
dcclincd further ID per cent. t. cS ~. ana
closed at their lowest price. 'hcago ana .
Pacific irsts opened higher at ~, bu' TIE hf i,
and last sale wa, at ~ 1s, against as Inst niei,;
Int Northern Pacific consol - yielded slowly ani
steadily ga per cent TO 30. IhHd'''iPni' , an"
an lerod fractional losses. First incomes Wrr :
ID por cent lower at 80 -, and seconds -
of at 90 3D. while general mortgagr ~ los. me
same fraction at g. is. -: Louis ana SCUM
Western frsts fell IA per cent to - -
reference is made to our full report Of bond sa'
Pates for money on call w"r" nominal az us'ial
on Saturday, but few small loans were n''"' ~
The Snb-Trcasnry was debtor at the Clearing
House S72G,30s.
TIE WEEKLY TREASURY STATEMENT
The receipts from customs reported from wash
iretnn to-day were SIGa,~!": from informal re-. .
cnuc S45s,l4O and from l,tc',,a,!'o"' oiG "a
,ioral hanl, notes for redemption, ana me re-
CENTS on this account for the week endei fo,'lly
amounted to ST. !" ,cc'ie Ino IN = tbn,
bonds: . ,., ooo
Currency ~ o." OF"
Four pr baf r cc,s c>jcnd per cent 2227Gs1o
Ronds deposited for circulation during tho wreK
Ill 900 bonds held 10 sccarr circulation wi'.
drawn 5000. 900: National bfnt clrcniatioh yu'
u. .iio = currrencv notes S@0i,7?1, l0I: gold
notrs so8 .4o7 against which the Treasury holds
Goo 90 "a lecal-t"nder money for tie redemption
of snrrc1dcr"d circulation. ......,,o, 81,
" IT, ondon British, consols We're unchanged ~
os i.lG ,nor morcy and 90 Ia for tie account
The Bank Of Eng,nd gained ciS6,oOo rullIon on
balance In thc open market moe wa. . III
po"i. -. y nor cent for discounts ana Urn ~
r.! per cent for bankers balances. Ear s,lv1r
was Unchanged and steady at 30 ga an ounce
u,
hm, III. rock ard securities wcrc w"ak and
%acray o1 1 r l"iinf frs %ai srn% G4 Gcn
NV NV W.. ' r',,, c.nt;ues lover NJ o.. IL -.
Conn 4 Stanton Offer 10 Investors selection
Of 'orpora,oa and muairila' .oTd, wlic n, f'ey
say VII ret al current price, 10 per ~in
Of sit psnI, stocks. together with their par val 20
and tho latest sacs: -
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-03-19
Flowers.

Vick's Floral Guide FOR 1898, Just
issued, contains Colored Plates of Al
pine Aston, Besonia, Dahlias, Cam
mas, Clematis, putchman's Pipe,
Pansies, Corn and Potatoes.
Descriptions and prices Of the very
best Flowers and Vegetables, and
many Novelties. Try Charmer Pea
and Golden Nugget Corn, they
pleased everybody last year. Hun
dreds of beautiful and appropriate
quotations from the best authors
makes it The Poets Number. Every
lover of good garden should send
10 cts. for Guide, which can be de-
Quoted from first order-costs no.
thing. James Vick's Sons, Roch-
ester, n. Y.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-03-19
TOmales.

Fresh Tomales, at n. E. Scho6elds
opposite the depot every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday evenings. If
Parties desiring Matzos, please
leave orders with A. Jacobs, before
March TO- If.
From this on l will keep 10 yarities
of apple trees that will keep from
March to May, such as will sell in
San Francisco by the car load when
California apples are going out of
season. l VII 10 my own grating
and bring the prices down. In
Spring vii coud nse from rublica-
tions Est and West the cheapest
and best Wy to ab.te and destroy
fruit pests have clms and otber
shade trees, roses and general nursery
supplies.
JoHN Noop.
Carson, New, FEB, 9th, 1898.
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A BOOM AT TRUCKEE.
The Bonner and Tahoe Railroad TO
be Built.

Engineer Cronan of the c. P r.
r brought the Journal copy of the
TrucEee Republican of yesterday, a
page of which is devoted to the Don
ner & Tehoe railroad. 1t says it is
the best news that ever echoed
through the town of Truckee. Ar
ticles have Teen signed, the terms of
which require the immediate con
struction of the Dnnner 81 Tahoe
railroad. and contracts for grading,
getting out ties aud building the road
will be let in a few days. The vast
wood business which the road will
develope and build UP will be one OF
the chief industries of Truckee, as
over one hundred million feet of saw
logs will be hauled over the line.
The Republican is enthusiastic
over the prospects and closes as fol-
lows:
"Real estate viii boom so per
cent before shutdown tonight but it
will never recede. The day Of jubi-
lee has COM for Truckee. All that
has been predicted by the hopeful
ones will y be realized. Truekee's
'fa.s.e Us come like fash;
like a change Of capital in the
California Legislature. Hurrah for
Truckee!"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-03-19
0REWARD.

The above sum will be paid by the
Wright estate for information lead
to the arrest and conviction of the
party or parties who have defaced
t,mbstones in the Carson Cemetery.
Information can be left at the office
of James Judge, attorney for the
Wright estate.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-03-19
A Thoughtful Person

consults his best interests by having
a box of KRAUsEs HEADACHE CAP
sULEs at hand; taken as directed viii
prevent or stop any kind of a head
ache, no matter what the cause-in
fact if your skull was cracked II
would prevent pain. The frequency
of the attacks will diminish, and by
taking the capsules at the approach
of headache, you will never have
another. 25c per box.
For sale by Summers & Dauchy
mch
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-03-19
The Great Fight.

a lot of items came over the wire
last night about the big fight. Squire
Abingdon, AIitchell's hacker died
yesterday in New Orleans. Corbett
says, however, that he will fight for
the purse without the side bet. The
Buffalo authorities have decided that
the fight cannot come off in that
city.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-03-19
An Unfortunate Nevadan.

Beowawe, New, March II
While travelling alone on horseback
from Austin TO Cortez, New, E. D.
Waltz, an old pioneer of Elko county,
was thrown from his horse in lonely
part of the mountains and evidently
had laid on the frozen ground several
hours before he was discovered. He
was stunned and bleeding, and with
one arm and one leg broken, exposed
to the cold weather, and a pack of
hungry coyotes ready to devour the
defenseless cripple. He was remov-
ed to Cortez for treatment, but had
to lie suffering two days before the
physician could reach his bedside.