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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-10

EDUCATIONAL LECTURE. The courthouse
W." throngcd on Wednesday evening, on the
occasion of n lecture being delivered by A.
n. Fisher, State Superintendent Of Public
instruction. The meeting was called to order
ny DR.. Hudson, County School Supernten-
tent, who introduced the speaker to the aud
fence. Mr.. Fishers address was devoted prin-
clpnlly to the advantages and uses of educa-
ion, and was ably and eloquently delivered.
the close of the lecture, on motion of Col
ynT vote of thanks was rendered Mr..
"a Asr for his efforts in behalf of education
Az Az the close of the lecture, meeting of the
ScnJo Directors of Elko District was held
I'll county superintendent from nh infor-
m.! c rS1s recently taken, stated that there
We fls school district 100 children, n
my"a'f # whom came within the school
Inv. y committee of FIVE, consisting Of
gleHsra. tlcck, Smith, Epley Carter and
t"Hueister was appointed for the purpose of
tal sine FUNDS for the immediate erection Of n
sG.aH.g building for a school house.
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IiCDIs

In Ilku. on the I'h instant 10 Mrs. George Gansz
son weighing twelve and one hal: puunds Slu rrlI..
cisco German papers please Copy.l
This Is the ur.t production OF the Sind IN FlEo aud
the happy father. wishing celebrate the event in All
appropriate manner furnished this establishment
with kcg Of iolming lager Of Elko manufacture and
wishes us To 10 the world through the col.
umns of the INDEPENDENT, the name of tho twelve
and half pouuder. George Elko Gansz Elko can no
longer be set down non.productiye.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-10

Es9uYR.--'fhs calm serenity of our usual.
iT gaHiuil atmosphere was somewhat ruflled
on llUUsday 10y an old fashioned zephyr.
Niaal elevated several articles far above their
1fa.mty levels uuceIempniously. In some
instances criuoinc went up so radidly that
ssaiyss apprehcrsions Of having nothing To
wear were felt by tiuid woarers OF that ar
#4l. Eysn To" older, OOlder and more ex-
n"tcncoG Of the wedrcrs, whose peculiar avo-
cations accustom them TO frequent, and occa-
si0n1ily unexpected raises" of that part of
choir apparel, were surprised at the sudden
ness OF IL elevation by the gentle breezes'
OF Thursday. a tcnnsler who appeared to
not understand the situation, and struck with
the appearance Of 90 meny inverted umbrellas
in the street, but apparently delighted with
the sights. wanted 60 know If those were not
the latest New York fashions that we're being
introduced
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-10

ELKo School DIsTncr.-A new school dis
trict has been organized in this town DIR.
Hudson, School Superintendent. has an.
pointed Il. Carter, John Epley and David l..
Smith school trustees for the ensuing year.
The Railroad Company, by their agent, ID. II.
Haskell, has donated block of land, adj
joining the Court House square, to the dis.
trict for school purposes, and arrangements
are being made for the erection Of q suitable
school house.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-10

GRAssHoPPEns.-During the gale which pre-
vailed on Thursday, myriads Of grasshoppers
darkened the atmosphere as far up as the eye
could reach. As the wind blew from the west
at the time, these hoppers were evidently on
a migratory tour to Brighamdom, where,
owing to the plurality system prevailing in
those dominions, they think they might be
tolerated. Lookout for grasshoppers east.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-10

2saE 5ua5r.S@.-On Thursday morning.
-az- ,s-Tes, u ;he employ of Wells, Fargo
b Co.. 90. gu too much steam and went on the
".-.r path .. Tie same lime. He fourished an
-.g looking Eala.-Ssr around, calling hard
.a.a-s, aEa was ,ge some time terror to the
'safc gu the platform of the Cosmopolitan
'.-al SEs...: EItch was finally informed of
..N-t "G5 l,Jlns on, and with Deputy Murphy
.'au..ly .ppeLred upon the scene. In at
tasil.S - arrest the man, the pistol was
mg. o. and Mr.. Murphy's face and eyes
.s.a.-l1ly burned with powder, the
.aN passing closer than desirable to his head
---aw was Immediately taken to the
Jap, where he will probably have album
. ...ae % get sober and come to some con-
san 1913 q what course he will pursue in
.. -e.Hae. This thing of tlourshing pistols
EH#Iaa places is altogether too common
FL. ... ."l. This is the third shot that has
.I ...t "a the same room within q week ;
.......- y. without a serious result but this
-.. "., nsgu the crime. Some innocent
.-. H r|.. us DC hurt, and then let roughs look
ga-.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-10

TRoors FOR THE EAsr.-On Thursday, n
special train, carrying eight companies of the
Bloody Fourteenth" United States In
fantry, passed through this town on their way
east from Arizona TO Louisville. Ky. They
were commanded by MAJOR Krauser, and an.
peared to have changed their habits while
among the Apaches, rs nothing was missed
by our citizens after the departure of the
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-10

&aAD 10 TEE NoRTH.-A meeting OF the citi-
gems Of ElkO was held ut the Cosmopolitan
Hotel ON Thursday evening last, for the pur-
pose OF adopting measures to secure the
speedy construction Of a good wagon and
stage road from Elko TO Cope district, to con-
meet with the Idaho Road Company's road to
Idaho and Oregon. The meeting was called
u order and on motion J. ID. Treat was elect
ed Chairman and =. VI. Backus Secretary
0. L. Johnson. Of Hin Beachey's Stage Line
addressed the meeting, stating that he had
'ISt returned from the Owyhee and had care
IuilV examined the g0ute of the proposed road
and was satisfied from Il long experience in
ele business that good wagon road could be
rt.it from this point 10 the Owyhee to inter
sect the Idaho Company's road at n cost of
$4,000. lie was also authorized TO state
that If the citizens would contribute half the
nnuUnt necessary for the construction of the
II.j. Parties were prepared to furnish the re-
..H...tar and thereby secure the immediate
'".g lol Of the road. The meeting was
Fa.- - dressed 10y several other gentlemen,
.. forth the many benefits to be derived
--.. 81 rund 10 The north. committee
.. ... .a.stiHg of Alessrs. Reinhart, Laum-
- ."i-l'ou, PiorSon and Wyman, was
.. ...... no solicit Inscriptions for building
.. .. I'D So consult with the party alluded
.. 49, .sr.i 7huson, after which the meeting
.,' If.-t confident that the requisite amount
wa.-A BE au5yrbel Immediately.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-10

The NEW TELEGKrH.-The line of the
Western Union Telegraph company, from the
West, was completed to this point on Thurs
day evening. The event was celebrated by a
salute fired in front of the Cosmopolitan
Hotel, where the company's office is located
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-10

HELD ovER.-Charles Haynes, arrested for
drawing and discharging a derringer in the
Cosmopolitan Hotel on Thursday, was, yes
terday held over by Judge Mayhugh to appear
before the next Grand Jury, on charge Of
assault with intent TO kill
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-10

GAME.-Messrs. o. X. johnson and John
Burnett found plenty of prairie chickens along
They lived high on the half-grown chicks
and had plenty Of them, for o. Il. had that
"same old gun" along
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-10

RAILROAD TRAvEL.-The daily average num-
Der of passengers travelling east and west on the
railroad at this point is, as nearly as can be
ascertained, about sixty. There are more
women in proportion to the whole number
going west than east
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-10

LUMBER FOR WHITE PNE.-Thursday we
saw four big loads of lumber rolling out for
White Pine. The White Piners have got
plenty of chloride, but we rather guess the
best qualities of lumber are not to be found in
those parts. 1t don't make any difference,
though; they can turn out plenty of silver
bricks to pay for all they want from the Sier-
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-10

II is generally understood that President
Grant has turned over the administration to
his cabinet, and takes little or 10 interest in
What as going oh. His influence with the
cabinet becomes less, while its power over
him becomes stronger.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-10

LOST, between the Freight Depot and the
Postoflice, letter with II photograph enclosed
The finder will please return the same at the
saloon Of Geo. EusbeTy, opposite Freight
Depot, or at the What Cheer House
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-10

FoR wurrE Machinery for the White
Pine mines still continues to roll out from
here. The roads leading in that direction are
.'lng with teams loaded with the neeessaries
UsHrics required for the large and stead.
~ increasing population Ct the Pognip
ssantyy.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-10

None WATER PTPE.-On yesterday five
more car loads of water-pipe, for the Treasure
City, White Pine, water works arrived on
the freight train from the west.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-10

GONE TO COMMENCE WoEK.-Col. Drew
and party left yesterday for Cope district.
They left with full supplies of provisions and
mining implements, and force of men to de-
yelop their claims i'll that district.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-10

WHITE PINE BULLri Wells, Fargo & Co.
received at their Office IN this place, during
the last three days. 80 bars of bullion from
Viii Pine. The average weight of the bars
is 100 pounds. About one-half of the above
amount was consigned TO parties East.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-10
WALTHAM WATCHES

Let every who wants watch read this carefully
Especially IL in some remote outof.the.way place.
Now that the railroad il open. we propose 10 give
the residents Of Nevada the opportunity Of getting
single genuine waltham Watches at the
Lo,1ed Neo York Whoienie Prices.
We sell more WBltham watches than any other o..
iab-hmcut In the country either wholesale or retail
We send great numbers To every section al the country
10y Mail aud Express, carefully packed and i'm pe rfcct
running order. cur plan i this: You want a watch
and see our advertisement: now we want you first To
writ. to "a for descriptive aud illustrated price list,
We viii send It, postpaid 10y return mail IL EXPLAINS
all the different Kinds tells the weight and uuaty Of
the cases. with prices of EACH you then make selcc
ton OF the kind you prefer, and send your order
We will then send yOu watch by Express with the
bill to collect delivery. We give Instructions 10
the Express Company Ia allow you open the mack.
age and examine the watch: II II suits You can nav
aud 'sL' IT. Il not. you under obligation 70 re-.
ccVc 1t. nub u II IA taken. aud aitcrward does not
prove satisfactory. We will exchange II. or
IEIaFC ND THE MONEY
Ar Hdiedton NJ ne prices triH 9uots on, ,ro,cb
Jr"Hi our Hsti. The r. :. BARTLETT. Lsrer HoremSnf
ETtrd Js"ci', ChJOHomsisr Bddnce Inteut JT1ion J,
eat DuH CGp, and all he late Improvement, m n SojSy
Coin Siirsr Cdr,
1928 in Greenbacks; or about $50 in Coin.
All the other kinds, both gold aud silver, in The
same proportion DO not order watch TIL you have
sent for price list as II contains great deal Of in
formation regarding these watches that will enable
you to make an intelligent selection. Don't forprt
when you write, to state that you saw this advertise.
hent In the ELEO lEDEPESDEST, and you need moi
put III stamps Tor return postage. Address In full
HOWARD H. CO.,
Jewellers aud syersmiths
6l9 Broadway. New York.
We rcfcr, by permission. to Nessrs Wells. Fargo 4
Co. New York and Gan Francisco; I. W. HAMMOND
7.2D
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-10
Dissolution OF Co-pnrtnsrship.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE GO.
~ partnership heretofore existing between H. n
fartell aud James SoiaU, is this day dissolved By
mutual COZ cat The business will 10 conducted a-
heretofore =. II. II. parkoIL Il. II. pAHkkiI.
7-lrp JANy. S'I',N
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NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL NOT BE RESPONSE
/ bic for any debts or business transacted by A.
I. DelanO. late agent OF Pacific ParUad Circus
7tjt J. W. MILLER 4 co.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-10

STATUTES OF 1sG9.--Wo are indebted to tho
State Printer for neatly bdund volume of
the Laws Of Nevada enacted BY the last Leg.
islAtrrs
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LIST OF LETTERS


aimed 10 the Postoniee 81
vada. on
=, July o, 1859,
etters the applicant must call
rs. giving date Of list;
Aiken Geo
Anderson Jack
Allen Geo W
Brewer ) ii
Bentley J w
Burns h r
BUnham J +
BuiOrd w 5
Berry w Is
Bennett Il A
Book Vim
Bradbury C z
Beaver X A
Buckinham Jno &
Chamberlain J u
Clask Louise
Clark Wells
Craig A )
Cope 4 j
Carpenter { A
Cameron Richard
Clark J VI
nownie JnO
Drapeau Jos
Drulard 4 J
DInie.Son III
Duwnse JnO
Dunn James
Ellipsis Elias
Ennor W II
Forbes
Finley Il
FRASER V W 4
Falkner l. l.
Green 6 G
Gnldstein Bros
GIblin Thus
Gallatin ID ;
Chopper John
Chopper VI g l.
Harry J 4
HDweS r. &
Holmes Mrs NJ J
Howell J II
Howell J VI
Harrington W &
Harness / e
llaniurd BF
Hakes " II
Israel Jacob
Jesse WIN
JamersOn David
johnson J G.
Johnson Esq
Knight Mrs Ed
Kettle JnO
Kennedy W G
keeting J II
kecfrr 4
l.uIZ l.
Levenson August
Land = VI
Long James
Montgomery W A
Miliei Miss 4 %
Merritt |
Williams Jno
Moore VI
Moo-er Sam
Morrell DR. CT
Martin | II
Oppenncimer 4 Co
Pry ID
Page T d
Page j j
Palmer o 4
Peel Miss
Robinson ID II
Regli VI 4
RpdWcll u 4
Rrudc Il ID
Sheffield WI
Swan )
Seed :
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nB-Rooms have been nt,od up and nicely furnished
expressly as
Ladies Bathing Apartments
SCHOOL ELECTION NOTICE.

HUTIUUL EbEtTIUN NVTTNE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN ELEC-
~ ton will be- held In the Eko School District on
saturday July 3lst A. D. 1869. for the purpose Of
voting on proposition, made 10y an order Of tho
Board Of school Trustees In aud for said School dis
trict, on the SIh day Of july A. ID. 1869. to iuyy
special tax on property In said district Tor the per
pose Of raising sum uf money not exceeding fifteen
hundred oOJD dollars. for the erection Of District
School building in said District
J. W. EpiEY,
DAVID l.. SMITH
ROBERT CARTER
School Trustees. Elko District, EIko Co. New.
Dated Eiko. July 4. 1859. 7.td
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REMAINING unclaime,
Elko. State Of Nevada
Friday, J,
To obtain these letteri
for advertised letters. 81
Allen John
Armer VI
Agent Circus
Bishop & II
Brown A T.
Bcujade Mr.
Baker Benton
Burner T.
Bourke Miss h \
Baue J e.
Bennett Say
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Crane " T
Carney Joseph
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Warm or Cold Bath !

in waters the mineral qualities Of which will iInpart
new life to the eneTvacd system and restore youth.
full regeneration to the whole human organization.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-10

wM NJ GILLESPIE DAS.t r. wAtppox
Dist Attorney for Elko County
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-11
Washington college, virginia.

At an adjourned meeting Of Charleston Typo
graphical Union, No. 43, held on Saturday
evening, the 4th instant, the following pream-
BILE and resolutions were unanimously adopted ::
Whereas, The Faculty OF Washington Col
lege, Virgins, hare kindly placed at the dis
posal of Charleston Typographical Union free
scholarship, having for its object the advance
ment of Journalism in the South, manifesting
on the part OF that institution the deep inter-
cs. which is entertained for tho progress Of
krowicd,e throughout this section, and giving
o eater evidences OF its untiring energy in the
further development of facilities for education;
and, whereas, we are desrous of PLACING on pub
lie record our just appreciation Of the consid-
Grafton manifested by that institution, through
the magnanimous tender which has been made
to this organization Of the benefits to be at.
tanned by the munifcent offer, and as giving
expression Of our full acknowledgement of the
many advantages embraced in this highly
priced profer; therefore. be it
Resolved, That Charleston Typographical
Union. No. 43, hereby acknowledges, with deep
sensibility, the proposition which has been
made, and assures the Faculty OF Washington
College that their kind consideration will be
cherished with lasting recollection.
Resolued. That realizing the motives which
prompts this tender, this Union hereby con-
veys 10 the Faculty Of Washington College its
unfeigned thanks for the generous measure
suggested, and the remembrance Of its unlock
editor muuiicence will be engraved upon the
tablet OF memory never to be obhterated there
from.
Resoiued, That copy of these proceedings
be forwarded to the Faculty Of Washington
College, as an expression Of the sentiments Of
this Union, bearing the signature Of the presi-
dent, attesled by the secretary, and that the
correspondence, together with these proceed
ings, be placed on specified page OF the
record.
Resolued, That these proceedings be pub
lished IN the papers Of this city.
Extract from the minutes.
C. ADAMS, Secretary.
a% Virginia papers please copy.
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Tribute OF Respect.

TIE PLANTERS & MECHANICS BANK OF S. c.,
CHARLESTON, TUESDAY. September z, 1859.
Abstract from the minutes Of the Board OF
Directors, at meeting held this day, viz:
'Since We las. met, our number has been re-
duced by the removal to another life Of Mr..
CHARLES D. CARE.
'He was with US at our meeting of the 18th
ultimo for the last time, and sickened soon
afterwards.
"He was elected to the board on the 4th
May, 1852, and continued a member until his
death, period Of more than seventeen years,
during which time we had the benefit OF his
natural energy and decision, his strong aud
we'll informed mind, his knowledge Of business
and OF men, his practical sagacity and moral uf-
rightness.
"And whilst we thus record our own loss, We
mourn for that Of bis family. His devotednees
to home, in all it's relations and all its cares
and sympathies, under the humble influences
OF Christian love and trust. will be to them
both example and comfort OF no ordinary
value.
"ResoIued, That the president enclose a
copy of these proceeding to the widow and
family OF our valued and lamented associate,
and that it be published"
VIM. E. HASKELL, Cashier.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-11

COLUMBIA ITEMS. Governor Scott has pur
chased farm of three hundred acres about q
mile from Columbia at s12 per acre. q por
tion of it is we'll wooded, the balance good cot
ton and corn lands.
Contractor Allen has nearly completed the
Statehouse. 1t is expected that the State
Offices will soon be within its walls. The fence
around it is being neatly painted
Benjamin Parr White, young man about
eighteen years Of age, was found dead yester-
day morning in stable belonging to Henry
Skipper, with pistol ball in his head. It is
supposed to be case OF suicide.
Mr.. G. NJ. Walker, the chief clerk of the
Treasury Department, has resigned, to take
effect October 1st. He has made an engage
ment with Scott, Williams 4 Co., bankers.
His place will be filed by Captain W. W.
Simpson.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-11

CRuMDs.-There was match game OF base
ball played at four o'clock yesterday afternoon,
between the Palmetto and Mccormick Clubs,
the score standing twenty.four for the former
and four for the latter club.
It has been ascertained that the banks OF the
Santee Canal, near the Northeastern Railroad
bridge. are composed of phosphate rock.
On Tuesday next, when the Humboldt Fes-
tival occurs, the Seudlicher Correspondent will
"appear in the form Of o festival paper"
Susan Stephenson and Annie Morgan, who
stand charged by Mollie Bewitt with perjury,
because they swore that Mollie attempted to
burn the house of Susan, will be tried before
Magistrate Morrison oday.
The fines imposed by the Mayor yesterday
amounted to $S7.
Persons who are robbed should at once re-
port the fact to the detective Office, under the
City Hall. By so dong, they will most proba-
bly, recover their property, and also have the
thief brought to justice.
No cases Of interest we're before the Mayor
yesterday.
An Alderman asserted yesterday that The
NEWS had made shreWd guess about the last
secret session of Council, and II applied to all
caucuses, when it said ga little arranging of
matters beforehand is necessary to prevent
any OF the Aldermen from, uttering some un-
pleasant truths in Council, as they sometimes
do"
George Hooker, who has been mentioned
before in connection with forgery, was COM
mitted to Jail, yesterday, il default Of one
thousand dollars security, to answer the charge
OF attempting to swindle the coIored people,
by soliciting sums OF money from them, and
using the name RI the minister OF o colored
church here to aid him. He stands charged
with other forgeries, all of which will be in
vestigated next week.
Alderman Collins vas excited yesterday, and
proclaimed that immaculate Radical, 7. J..
Mackey, to be Democrat, and Gilbert Pills.
bury the "only true, honest Republican in
South Carolina"
A grocer up town charged negro two dol
lars for drink Of whiskey, and an indignant
Alderman asserts that he intends moving at
the next meeting OF Council to have the license
Of said grocer revoked.
A match game OF base ball will be played at
three O'Clock this afternoon between the
Emerald aud Charleston Clubs, at the corner
Of Alexander and Charlotte streets.
It is reported that the Land Commissioner
has purchased tract Of two thousand acres,
more or less, on the Wando River, about
ten miles from Charleston, at about "a per acre.
Congressman Hoge and family have left for
the North to spend several months.
The young lady who was arrested yesterday
afternoon, in Spring-street. by the police, was
not the person sought for, but so closely re-
sembled her that the mistake, though uuHor-
tuuate and to be deeply regretted, was most
natural.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.

TIE CHARLESTON News, the circulation Oh
which is about twice as large as that OF any
other paper published in SouSh Carolina, is the
oest advertising medium for all business men.
For persons who want situations OF servants;
Who want houses or apartments, or have them
TO rent; who want or who offer board and lodg-
ing: who have lost or found articles of value,
TIE News has no equal; and in order that all
classes may have their wants supplied, We have
adopted the following scale of CHEAP ADvER-
r1sEMysrs, payment for which must invariably
be made uhen Me order is giuen:
Advertisements Of situations wanted by or
offered to clerks, governesses, tutors, work.
men, mechanics, house-servants, porters, shop
b8Ss. cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
let; articles lost or found; houses, shops, offices
and warehouses wanted or to let, and miscella-
neous wants of all kinds.
For each insertion Of advertisements OF the
classes specified:
Not exceeding THREE LINES or 90 words. rs cents
Four LINES or 80 words. s.....4o
FIVE LINES or 40 Words.
All advertisements to be inserted at these
rates must be prepaid and delivered at TIE
NEWS Office bv 9P. NJ.