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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-30

Two-TulRps Of tho people Of Aus.
tin will toll you tina: the Diamond Sas<
Burning Coal Nsot;"y Store is the best and
most economical ever brought to this mar
ket. For sale by
ns9-wo AUSTIN. 8MOET 4 co.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-30

THE largest stock Of crockcry, lamps
and glassware in town, At
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-30

HALL & WEST continue to sell Cot
fec A Sugar Sbs. for ono dollar, and other
goods in proportion. n27-tf
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-30

ASTONISHING - The number of
those Prairie Coal and Wood Stoves, sold by
1t MERKICk 4 KNOX.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-30

If You want the choicest teas at tho
lowest prices. 80 to HALL l. VESTS.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-30

A COOP TEAM, (horsc and mare.
and Harness and Wagon, for sale, on tim'
for approved paper.
no7-,f b.. VAN vALKENBUR0H.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

New GOODS Of all descriptions, al
n27-tf HALL l. VESTS.
FINEST Selections Of everything you
want at HALL l. VESTS.
Austin, OCT. ., 1919. p27-tr
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AUSTIN, sMOCT 4 co.

REV. c. T. EMMsnsoS. pastor elect
Of the Baptis. church, will not arrive
until next week. Preaching may be
expected by him Oh the second Sab.
bath in Nov, prox.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-30

Geo. w. CIough,
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
Il prepare At all times to servo tho public.
+. o. Address, Aus lin. Nina. Rssidence two
cailea southwest Of Austin. 5c-v
~ 7, VAN VALkENBUR GH,
~. Dealer in Farm Machinery, Salt, Coal,
L:ue, Grain, Sc, &c. oa6ee South Side OF
.'uble Square, Austin, Mi~u. ml1
4 ,:SyIN AND RAMSEY STAGE
n LINE.
stages leavo Austin daily, masking c'oas
connection with Passenger Trains over the
Southoen Ainnefota Railroad.
Fare, 50 Cents,
''uo S. HUTCHlNS. Proprietor.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-30

JOHN F.. ATHERTON.
CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT,
Austin. Mower County, Minnesota
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-30
AUSTIN MARKEr-Wh heat 80 ots.
Barley, Is a 80 cts.

0EH. 8, P. JEaNlsos, candidate for Secr,ts.
OF State, 10 advertised to speak at the
Court Hoass, tomorrow evening.
Captain Hawkins viii speak At the School
Aesse, II 1aAsiug, next Saturday evening. 1t
: o'clock, ?. Y.
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BUSINExS CARDS. 1,

T n. WHEAT, n. D.,
Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon.
o6es a.a 1ssi3sosa
'u~.er " &: Nax1 ana M Ss-ees',
III .Auotin. Minnesota
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Not ice.

N Office is hereby @ivcn TO the debtors
y Of DR.. Timothy {. Sweeney, drceas-
cd either by note or book account, to come
forward and lipui,latc their liabilities with
in ninety days from this notice. lh"s
who fail to do so, will find the accounts o
their Indebtedness placed in the hands o
IN officer for collection.
JAMES 4. ELDER, AGENT,
For Mr. REGINA $. Sweeney, Nd \
.,ni - tW
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NFFEREi3 FOR SALE.


The Editor and Proprietor, having been
rendered the preparation Of "A work thatun
case he should accept would require his
whole time and attention, offers
"1HE MARYLAND lIERALD'
at private sale This is a ralc opportunity,
particularly fora practical printer. at IA
comparative small outlay to enter ne
ranks Of journalism. The subscription list
Of the HERALD is large and composed OF
the most respectable and solid men OF
Frederick city and county; the exchange
list is extensive; the supply OF type is
abundant for a much larger paper, and
TIE JOB OFFICE
connected with it, having good run OF
custom, is as well supplied with material
of cvary variety and character as any in the
State. The HERALD has been self support
ing, and under good management may be
made a profitable investment.
~ Apply to the Editor at the HERALD
Office, Frederick city, Maryland.
Dec 1T
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LUMBER FOR SALE.

TNHE subscriber offers for sale 10 or
L $1,000 feet Of 9 inch plank; large lot
of frame timber of all sizes; several thous,
and feet of 1 inch boards; u large lot Of
joists, lathcs and roofing; an engine, boiler
and fixtures; 2 bark mills and gearing TO
the same; lot old iron castings suitable
to be worked up into bar iron.
The above lumber and other articles
will sell at private sale ON accommodating
terms. ALBERT LANTZ,
Smithfcld, IIarbaugh's Valley,
may 4-3mos. Right at the Railroad.
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Y LA D I'll y & S
LET EVERY BODY" REJOICE.
"CARRY TIE NEWS TO HIRAM"
"CARRY THE NEWS TO HORACE
LIVELY TIMES AT HAND.
LET VIOL1NISTS;;BE GLAD
TO know that they can get for
90 90 cents set of four VIOLIN ms, sTRlNGS'
SO still better
80 best Italian "
former price 81 per set
Also, VIOLIN AND BOWS,
From ONE DOLLAR up to $500.
Banjo strings 80 cents per set.
do do. 50 cents per set.
Guitar Strings rs cents per set.
do. do. $l.2O per set, best,
Violinccla Strings, 81 per set "A stringsl
the best
CT All sizes of Accordcons, ONE DOl~
LAR less in price.
c1sN' Every kind of Musical Instrument
in Store.
r8'~ Great reduction from former prices.
Goods are lower now than, ever.
Come over "a heather, come a tagcther!
"Come Hiram. an Horace, an a tagcther'
Come a running, but don't falP' to
SMITHS Temple Of Fancy,
aug lift Frederick Md.
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An H1S'THsAY.

4 STRAY lIEIFER CALF about
n one and a half year old came to the
residence of the subscribers, Charles \. and
Johu f. EyIcr, in Evlcr's Valley, about ,
miles from McchancslQwn, on or about
the LIST Of Octd'cr, 1872. The said caif is
a hrindIc and white color, with small horns
protruding. No other pcrrcivahle marks
The owner of said calf is desired to come
and prove property, pay charges and take
her away, otherwise she will be disposed
of ~ the law directs.
CHARLES 4. ENLER,
joins /. ElLLH
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All the New York and Baltimore Daily
and Weekly Newspapers furnished at Pub
lishcrs prices.
Sent by mail to country subscribers, or
delivered in town as soon as issued.
Subscribe with us and thus save tho risk
of forwarding your money through the
mails
Our town ind country friends need not
send their money on to New York or Bal
,imore for Magazines or Newspapers. !
guarantee to furnish Magazines and News
papers at Publishers very lowest rates.
~" Call at the Temple of Fancy, or adj
dress DAVID +. SMITH.
No. 10 North Market street.
nov soft Frederick City, Md.
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w ANI'ED.

Any person having good mountain lot
on the line Of he Railroad between Mrcha-
nics.own and Smthsburg, with heavy tim
Der on it, suitable for siwloys, will send
word to the subscriber. As We are abrn,
putting up q Circular Saw in our Floj' ny
Mill to saw all kinds of lumber by the list
of April.
WAESCIIE, BRO. & co.
- All kinds of loys-s'lch as oak,
poplar and pine bought on the line q the
Western Maryland Railroad a, fair r4.ccs,
mar If
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= TO on DOLLARS per day -
y ~ Agents wanted All classes
of working people, Of either sex. young
or old, make more money at work for us i'll
their spare momcnts or all the time, than
at ANYTHING else Particulars free. Address
G. ST1NSON 4 co.,
sept 7-lv Portland, Maine.
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? \ r z y T S.

In connection with the Scientific Amcri-
can, Mcssrs. Mum & Cn arc Solicitors OF
American and Foreign Patents, have had
over IS years experience, and have the lar,
gcst establishment in the world. II you
have made an invention, write them a let
ter and send = sketch; they will promptly
inform you, free of charge, whether YOU
device is new and patcntabie 1lry will
also send You, free IF rhH'Ye copy OF the
Patent Laws in full, with instructions how
to proceed to obtain a patent Address
Mum Il Co, 81 Park Row, New York.
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II o H. Il T. \ I.

The subscriber offers for Rent posses
sion Of the premises to be given on the LIST
day of Apri! next y that very desirable three
story Brick House, on the tmmi1shurg
pike, near the Engine House, Mechanics
icwn 1t has lG Comfortable rooms, kit
chen and gaatlen attached and stablng in
~ncl order. 1t is suitable for Hotel,
boarding House or Store House. Terms
made easy. Apply to
JOHN LOllR,
nov 2-tf Near McchanicstoWn.
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NOTICE.

An persons knowing Themselves indcbt
cd to the undersigned will please com,
forward and settle their bills; if not don,
within twenty days, their amounts will be
advertised in the paper with their names
attached. III. y. MOI EN-
aug T-tf
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Dec. - 5Wt
FARMERS, SAVE YOUR FEED I!

GET yourself a Feed Cutter, q
~ Corn Chopping Mill, and IN AgricuI-
turai Steamer to cook the food for your
stock. You will save feed and have more
to sell, besides your stock will thrive much
better on prepared food than on the rough
raw material. Well kept stock shows the
merits of good farmer. Tlr' above named
machines are of the most improved kinds,
shd can he procured at manufacturers
prices from the Agricultural Warehouse of
STEW ART & PRICE,
Frederick, Md
Eg" Seud Cor Circulars. dee. l4-tf
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TAMES, &C.-Parchesi, the most
" fascinating game ever invented; also,
Tivoli, and many other games and puzzles,
Dominocs, Chcckcrtpards and Men, Chess
Men, &c, &c, all low for cash, at
SMITHS Temple of Fancy,
sept 14-tf Frederick, MD
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T 'CCU NBEE SEED

Z WI NEFIl 'oIEU.
y TuRNIP SEED.
Long Green or Turkey Cucumber Seed,
Gherkrn or Burr do, White and Purple
top Turnip Seed, Summer and Winter
Radish Seed, Kalr, Spinach, &c, at
SMITHS Temple of Fancy.
July 20.U Frederick Md.
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sLEIGIrING

HLEl
Over the snow
Onward they 20,
Jingle, Jingle, tinge, tingle,
Swimming along
With laugh and song,
Love and sieighing ever mlDgie
A{aIh to the tells,
Their nlulic swells,
Jingle, Jingle, Jingle, tingle,
Rinaing 20 cleAt
70 loving car,
Over the snow to household lrS!e.
GOOD CHEER.
BY p. D. RICE.
The robin fills the summer day
With song and sweetness. AZ his part
Meier knowing that his tender Ivy
Can comfort many a sorrowlns hcart
Fear God who eivcst each place
Within Thy plan, oh, give me, too,
Within my little round, the grace,
My daily work with cheer to no.
Still Low ing all thou lendcst me-,
Who knowcSt that am but dust,
Oh, make my life, that tends to Thee,
A happy song of hope and trust.
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Dissolution OfCOpartnership.

rartncr. IS nt cSsn E'G nnd , Ar s yT
of HOOVER X FISHER has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent. All
persons knowing themselves indebted to
the firm are respectfully desired TO come
forward and settle mp as we wish to close
up the business as soon rs possible.
GEORGE A. HOOVER,
NATHANIEL FISHER,
rE;' We have Il lot of sacks scattered
around among our Customers Persons
having them in their possession will please
return them Immediately,
Graccham Mills, Angus; "a, 1872 .4w*
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hcrcbr given, that applica-
N ton will he made to the County Com
missioncrs Of Frederick County, after
thirty days from the date hereof, for the
purpose of making several changes liz the
roads leading from the turnpike through
Eylers Valley, to the old EagerstoNn
Road first commencing at the Laurel Hill,
at the corner of John Knots lot, inclining
to the left Of the Pine Hill, running
through the woodland Of Mrs. David EyIcr,
intersectng the old bed on the top Of the
hill al the corner of Lewis Matthews lot;
and To close mp the old road at said point.
Second to change on said road at the top
of the hill, through the timber land Of Pc
ter ltoddv and brother, and passing through
Mr.. Hansengruber' land to the creek above
lhes ding, and closing the old road at
sal Joints
CHARLES \. EYLER,
HARVEY &. WINTER,
WILLIAM j. RODDY.
Dec iI-5w4
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SPOTSWOOD HOTEL

A n ID b O A r D | n e II = I S F..
Near the Engine House, on the Em-
m't'Jug pike, utthln SO yards Of
the Rulroad,
KECXA NICSIO wv, MD.
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pa" JOB Elntny n.otty csssD's@.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-10-25

THE NEW YORK PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY. No.
Is Third Street. again open, with larger lights
room. and all the LATEST IMPROVEMENTS in IN
struments All work is warranted to give satisfaction
Cabinet Rembrants only 81 per dozen. Card Rembrands
from 81 to 50 per dozen. No Cinnamon employed.
San Francisco, July, 1873 B.F. ROWLAND.
sR- Visitors to San Francisco desiring frst-class
Photographs should visit HoUSEWORrH'S PHOTO
GRAPHIC PARLORS, No. II Montgomery Street op-
poste Lick House. and their beautiful specimens
They employ only the most experienced artists and If
you have your picture taken there you surely
home we'll pleased.
eR Remember the number 12 Montgomery St
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-10-25

REST AFTER EATING.-Every man who
owns a horse, as well as most men who
are fond of driving, know that the horse
cannot safely take its food Immediately
after work, but how many men apply the
same rule to themselves? The New
Yord merchant or fnancier, who takes
pride in the fine team which steps before
him in the Park, would angrily dismiss
as a culpable ignoramus the hostler who
should allow the inmates of the stable
to take their midday oats as he takes his
lunch in the downtown restaurant The
professor, in the midst of preparing his
learned and exhaustive treatise, hears
the dinner-bell, and begs to be excused
while he spurs up his brain to do little
more important work, and rushes to par
take of food which must produce dis
comfort unless he has the stomach of
an ostrich. Remember the rules which
the jockey observes: Rest before eating,
quiet during eating, rest after eating.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-10-25

The oldest man in America, accord
ing to a physician who writes to the
Louisville COurier-JOWnaI about him,
is negro named Fortune Snow, living
on the farm of Doctor Scott, in Gibson,
Tenn, who is 154 years old. The med
ical correspondent says: In June, 1872,
l went to see him; met an old, snag-
gled-tooth amendment gentleman, 65
years old, who told me his "grandpapa"
was in the house, who soon came trip
ping down the steps, as nimble as some
fifteen-year-old boy. He told me he
was 25 years old when the revolutionary
war began. He belonged to Captain
Snow, who served, during the war, un-
der General Marion; was born in South
Carolina; fought through the war under
his master, in nearly every battle. Yet
he never has received pension from the
"best government the world ever saw"
He said when he was about ninety
years old he went totally blind, and re-
mained so two years. His hair all
came out, which was as white as wool.
Subsequently his eye-sight returned,
and new growth of hair came out,
which is now about half gray. Enjoys
fine health. On examination with the
ophthalmoscope and otoscope, found
his sight and hearing to be good. He
opened his Bible at the eighth chapter of
Revelation, and read the chapter dis
tinctly without glasses. Is very religi-
Gus, and believes strongly in the 'good
God'' who preserved his life through
the "old war Reads his Bible very
constantly. Is the father of thirteen
children, the Oldest of whom would be
over one hundred years if living; is liv-
ing with his youngest child who is ff-
ty-three years old. Old Fortune says
he was never sick in his life, and never
took dose of medicine from doctor;
never has the toothache-not an mn
sound tooth in his mouth-nor any other
kind. He certainly is the last of the
revolutionists. He is about five feet
six inches, weighs about lis pounds,
very black, with iron gray hair.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-10-25

How A WOMAN DISPOSED OF Two
BURGLARs.-Down in the Parish of st.
Martin, an old widow lady, whose chill
dren had all married off and left her
alone, had been persuaded to sell her
little place and live with them. She
sold her land, buildings and improve
ments one day for 81, 200, and received
the money in cash on the spot, in her
own house, before two witnesses, the
number required by the law, who wit
messed also the paying of the money.
In short time she was to give possess
sion, but she remained in the house the
night following the sale, all alone as was
her custom. That night two negro
burglars broke into the house and de-
manded her money or her life. She let
them have the money, but begged them
to let her have 500 of it, as she owed
that amount and wanted to pay the
debt, when she would be satisfied; and
they finally consented. They then
ordered her to make some coffee for
them to drink. In doing so she be-
thought herself of some strychnine she
had in the house, and quietly dropped
it in the pot of steaming coffee, and
placed it on the table with cups, spoons
and sugar for them to pour out and
sweeten to their taste. This they did,
and drank in a jolly mood, each one
having $3.50 in his pocket. But in a
few moments the tables were turned
One gave up the ghost where he sat al
the table in his chair, and the other got
up, staggered few feet. and tumblet
over dead. The good old lady recover
ed her money, and on examining the
persons of the black burglarious robbers
they turned out to be the two witnesse.
to the act of sale, both white men
blackened for the occasion-both he
neighbors. and one was her rcousin.-Op
elousas La. journal.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-10-25

CATTLE-DEALERs GATHERING.-One
of the most important meetings ever
held in the west took place last week
at Kansas city, about 1000 of the heav-
lest and most prominent provision and
livestock dealers and packers in the
Union participating in it. There were
representatives from New Mexico, Kan
sas, Nebraska, Texas, Arkansas, Iowa,
Illinois, Ohio, Massachusetts, New
York, Missouri, and many other States
The party represented S22,00O,000.
The Importance of this meeting lies in
the fact that it brought together the
farmers, the cattle-raising men, and the
leading men who have been SO long
struggling to secure centre for the sale
and shipment of their cattle. Kansas
city may be selected as the point.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-10-25
REAL HAIR P0MPADOUR BRAIDS,

THICK, WITHOUT RATS, from S3 81 2S; long
switches S6 three long heavy ide curls. So long
single curls ST. First quality hair. Tangled hair made
into curls or switches. side curls steamed for
five cents. All work done cheaper than elsewhere.
JOHN ID. WILSON, Al Sutter Street, opposite the
Synagogue, san Francisco.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-10-25

Daniel Webster is not the only bright
born boy in New Hampshire. The Bos-
ton Globe has heard of another youth
residing in Dover, who refused to take
a pill. His crafty mother thereupon
secretly placed the pill in a preserv-
ed pear and gave it to him. Presently
she asked, "Tom, have you eaten the
pear:" He said, Eyes, mother, all but
the seed"
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-10-25
Spefial gotifes.

~ II you want EXCELLENT PHOTOGRAPHS
go to WATKINS, p and 26 Montgomery Street San
Francisco. opposite Lick House.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-10-25

LIFE IN DANBURY by the Danbury News
Man." Over twenty thousand sold Buy it.
Read it. Laugh and grow fat. Sent post paid
on receipt of Sl.50 in currency postage stamps,
by Pacific Newspaper Publishing Company, 400
Washington Street, San Francisco.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-10-25

DENTISTRY EXTRAORDINARY. - 1t is often
asked If it is absolutely necessary that dentists
should charge so high for inserting gold filings
to insure good work. We can answer unhesitat-
ingly, "No" DR.. Porter, who has opened an
elegant Office at % Montgomery Street, opposite
the Lick House entrance San Francisco, does all
manner of Dentistry AT New YORK PRICES, and
his gold filings, for beauty and finish and for
durability, cannot be excelled. He is recently
from New York, and is well up" in his profess
sion, and will thoroughly please all who will call
upon him-both in price and style of work. DR..
Porter makes the care and preservation of teeth,
and of children's teeth, careful study; and is
prepared to execute in the best manner possible
all work brought to his office.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-10-25
LIVINGSTON COUNTY FENCES,

he best and cheapest Farm Fences In meeting
the approval of thousands. Agents wanted in every
county. Write to GEO. II. CLARK, Livonia Station
Livingston County, New York
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-10-25

Tested by Time.-For Throat Diseases,
Colds, and Coughs, Browns Bronchial Troches
have proved their efficacy by test of many years.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-10-25
S10S MONTH to Lady Agents. Address
spl%c ELLIS MFG CO, Waltham Mass
FARMS BOUGHT AND SOLD.

S72 Each Week Gsnts hss@sss sIe9y
Particulars free. Address J. WORTH, st. Louis, Mo.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-10-25

Let friendship creep but gently to a
height; if it rush to it, it may soon run
itself out of breath
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-08
Notice TO Lien Holders.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEW
| enth Judicial District of the State Of Nevada,
in and for the County of Lincoln.
0. ?. Sherwood aud W. ii. Sherwood. plain
tiffs, against Isaac Turgoose, defendant.
Notice is hereby given that o. p. Sherwood
and ", H. Sherwood plaintiffs above named,
have commenced an action in the above entitled
Court, against the defendant above named, TO
enforce lien for the sum Of four hundred and
seventy-nine 50-l00 dollars, gold coin, and ill.,
terest thereon from the seventh Gay OF October,
A. D. 1873. against that certain lot situate on the
east side of Lacour street in said town of Phoebe
County and State aforesaid, which stands
| that certain building known as the Capitol Res
| taurant: said lot being twenty-five feet front on
said Lacour street, and extending back from
said street an equal width sixty feet, and being
the premises occupied by the said Isaac Tur-
goose and Margaret Turgoose his wife. as res
taurant and place Of residence, and being the
premises known as lot six, in block twenty.
three. according to Lacours survey Of the town
of Phoebe, or addition thereto, together with thu
improvements thereon.
Said lien is claimed under and by virtue of al
Act OF the Legislature Of the State Of Nevada
approved March l. 1871, and all persons holdin.
or claiming liens against said premises, unde
the provisions OF said act, are hereby notified t
be and appear before said Court, at the Court
house. in the town OF Phoebe, in said county o
saturday, the sth day of November
} A. d. 1873, at ten o'clock a. m. Of said day, III
same being n day Of q general term of said Court
and to exhibit then and there the proofs of thei
0 said liens as provided in said act And all lien
0 not then so exhibited and owed will be deeme
0 waived in favor Of those liens so exhibited en-
0 proved, as in said act provided
. o. P. SHERWOOD and
W. II SHERWOOD.
Pio-he, New, Oct. II, 1873.
ol2.td Bishop Sabin. Pl'hs' Att'ys.