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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-08-29
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS, James Holland and Anna Hoi-
w land, his wife, on the 30fh day OF July,
IszI. conveyed to Brazil Hutchinson, &c. Wa-
te. man and W. T.. smith the following de-
scribcd real estate, situate in Andrew county,
Missouri: Th. west half of the northwest quar-
ter of the southeast quarter; the east half OF the
northwest quarter of the southeast quarter; hffy
acres OH OF the west side Of the south halt OF
the southeast quarter; all In section number
twenfy-fhree Isl of township sixty 1901 Of range
thirty-s six 1851; tor the purpose Of securing said
Hutchinson, Waterman and smith against loss
by reason of their being securities for said
James Holland on q note for ESQ, payable to
w. :. Enrls, more particularly described In
said deed OF mortgage, which Is recorded ut
page 81 Of book d OF the records of Andrew
county, Missouri; snd whereas, the said James
Holland has failed to comply with the require.
ments and conditions In said mortgage deed set
forth; and whereas, 1t Is further provided that in
case of the failure Of said Holland TO comply
with said conditions, the undersigned trustee
might proceed to sell said real estate at public
auc. ion for cash ut the door Of the Office Of
Herein II Kea, In the city of Savannah, Andrew
county, Missouri, first giving thirty days notice
of the time, terms and place Of said sale by i'd
verfisemcnt in some newspaper printed and pub
by virtue Of the provisions Of and the pOweri In
NE vested by said mortgage deed, will, on
Saturday, the SOth day of August,
1878, at the door of the late office of Heren 4
Rea, now the Office Of David Rea, In the city Of
Savannah, Andrew county, Missouri, proceed to
sell the aforesaid real estate for cash IN hand,
for the purposes In said decd set forth; sale to
commence ut one O'Clock Pm. of that day.
lOE WILLIAM HEREIN, Trustee.
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city, also addressed the various schools
in ii very interesting manner The ex-
~ercises of the day were then closed with
singing by the various Sunday-sehools.
This picnic was certainly the grandcst
affair we have ever mad the pleasure of
witnessing in Northwest Missouri. Ilar-
mony existed in every movement intro
duced, and showed that the persons
present lived not only Tor themselves,
but to help each other. 1t is rather diff
ficult to give any estimate of the number
present; but to give. a random guess
we would say about fifteen hundred.
Not wishing to be an intruder upon
SPACE. we close. PEAsLY.
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Az item has been going the rounds of
two city dsilies that DIR. Rogers, of AM
azonja. who lost his watch in this city
last Tuesday. dreamed" that it was
under tbs Francis street depot and
there he found it. Of the Doctors
dream" we know nothing and care
less; but we do know that n small boy
saw the aforesaid watch under the depot
and conveyed it to the Doctor.-(fIer-
aid, 22d.
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The New York World ''recalls no
outrage Of its kind at once so utterly
destitute of redeeming features and so
terrible in its results. as that which re-
Gently occurred in Galloway county,
Missouri" And yet this outrage took
place almost under the very nose of that
great Democratic Bombastes FHrioso,
Silas W0c4soa. Governor of Missouri.
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Gtrny Notice.

TAKEN up by SAMUEL r. Couch, Of Monroe
i township, in Andrew county AMI postc,i
before ". +. Mobrriy, q Justice Of the Peace In
said township, one horse, supposed to be hve
years old, OF u light sorrel color, white spot. ~
the forehead, small white spot ON the right Tore
leg with some red hairs, anil a small spot ON
his hip, has very bad feet; appraised af $50 by
William Blue and George Smelcer:
W.oP. MOBERLi,
49, J. p. for Monroe township.
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Election Notice.

NOTICE l. hereby given N all whom II may
~ concern, that the annual school election Tor
two Directors of the Public School OF The City Of
savannah, will be held in the said City Of ST.
vannah, ON the
Second Saturday Of September, 1873,
The two directors TO he elected, to be successors
to A.. Schusier and David lsea, whose term OF
Office then expires.
by order Of the Board Of Education.
Attest: j. Il. MAJORS, President.
DAVID REA, Secretary. 4E
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AT the Holt county Circuit Court last
week Judge Kelley declined to permit a
negro to sit on the petit jury, on the
ground that the second section of chap
ter 80, of Wagner's Statutes, prohibits
any person except white male citizens
from serving as grand or petit jurors.
-GNOdaway Democrat.
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MANHOOD: Hawlost, How Restored.

- just published, the new rsssa
nm Of DR.. C1iverWelrs Csie;,sou,
A E,ssy on the radiesi esre tx ~ er
~ medicinel Of spermstorrn%sss ss.
seminal Weakness, involuntary seminal .selty,
Impotrncy, Mental and Physical mcsPsnmp-
Impedimenis to Marriage, &c; al,I hv seif-in-
iion, Epilepsy and Fits, mdneea "
diligence or sexual extravaganza. s,x cents.
g-Price In : sealed envelope only s ~ esssy.
The celebrated author, in this adml,s s' success.
clearly demonstrates from thirty year .snccse 81
mi practice, that the alarming c9nss9SSt The
vii. abuse may be gsdieslly c .,isa or The 50,
Of the knife: pointing our. ssrsnsl, BY
cure ut once simple, certain, ana esstsr whd
means Of which every sufferer, y fcheaply'
privately and radically. -. hands Of
NJ This lecture should be u .ns
every youth and every man in the AM. to any
Sent under seal, in . plain envelope .,suts. ot
address, post-paid, on receipts oil AN w.
two postage stamps.
Address the Publishers, ....,r m
CHAS. ]. @. KLINE I w. .sss.
1877 Bswery, New YsrA. fost-o'hee
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Dr.. Henry's Root and Plant Pills.
Mid yet t~horough-no nausca or ~griping-en-
tirely vegetable-greatl liver remedy. Price Is
cents. Sold by Druggists.
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Mr.. whitco mb's Syrup.
The great soothing remedy. Price on.y 70
cents. Gives rest to the mother and health to
the child Sold by Druggists.
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Notice to all Concerned.

sAvASSAu, NO., August p, ls.3.
THE undersigned, having purchased the fol.
i lowing Real Estate, respectfully request. all
persons who may wish TO purchase, or any person
holding adverse claims against any part of IL. To
call nj his oficc, where they will be shown AN ab.
stract OF title, and the lands sold or tile adjusted
-. lsi..ral rtV-.
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Saturday. the LIST day Of Norembcr,

A, ID. ls.3, between the hours OF nine O'Clock in
ihr forenoon and iyr O'Clock m the afternoon nf
said day, ut the Court -horse door, In the city OF
Savannah, couaiy oi Andrew, ami STATE oil Ais
souri, proceed to sell the above described real
estate. at public yendnc, TO the highest bidder.
for cash. aud apply the proceeds Of the sale 10
the Parpsss- mentioned In said nitr;gnge decd.
PEMBROkE MERCER,
as Sheriff of Andrew county Missouri.
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Marriage 6asde.

Interesting Work, Enlarged Edition, New
En-rayinss, Two-hundrcd and sixty Pages,
Price 50 cents. Address On Butts DIsrKS-
sAnr, u North Eighth Street, st. Louis, NO
See Advertisement.
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To Physicians:

OWING to circumstances. I will sell my prac-
~ tice In Andrew county, which Is very larges
house, drug store, $50 fruit, ornamental eua
shade trees. Time given II required; This isa
No. I opportunity for . good physician VINO &C.
Republican ofice, Savannah, Mo. 1S
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WE CHALLENGE x
Y a r THE y
X WORLD =

Tn ~profoee = more aelicious nsdieins to take yseD
potent for the prevention and cure Of os
D.. HIsgY's wusIu's 1cA1c AID stow 10su"
Price q, or . Bottles fer %.
Prepared BY The anfson Medicine Co. sf. .oo
No. Sold BY Drasgisss and dsalsrs IN "'n
~~rwwbapo- -
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Mo7fSnSe Sale By Sheriff:

WHEREAS, Joseph B. Ent, on the 2lst day
w of june, SO, made, executed and q Nv
cred % Joseph Sheilenberger, Guardian and Gu
rator of John W. Kinney, his certain mortgage
deed Of that dste (Which, said mortgage Is duly
recorded in the Recorders ofhce OF Andrew
county, State Of Missouri, In book ID, ~ Page
Al, Lind Records Of said county,. by which ne
G ,nyeye,itO said Joseph Shellenberger the follow
drew county, in the State of Missouri, to-wit:
Thirty-two (i) acres ofthe southeast pnrt OF the
southeast quarter Of the northeast quarter OF
sec. ion number sixteen, township number MY.
nine. and range number thirty-six; which said
conycyance was made to secure the payment oil
a proIniss Dry noe, in said mortgage deed men-
TONED and described; anil ,s wnf I; : AID y un Is ps sbslI
not be well and truly paid when the same pc
comes due and payable according % the Tenor
and effect thereof then the said Joseph snsi'en-
berger D, his legal representatives, or ut the re-
auest Of the legal holder Of aaid note, the linen
aciing) sheriff of Andrew county may proceed 10
sell III. real estate hereinbefofe described, or any
par, thereof, ut public yenduc, to the highest
bidder, nj the Courthouse door, In the county OF
Andrew aforesaid, first giving thirty days public
notice Of the time, terms and place q safe anu
of the property 10 he sold, BY advertisement IN
5 I'M. newspaper printed In the county and STATE
AZORES lid; and, whereas, said note has been dui!
assigned TO Gottiieb Steeby, and now remains
signed sheriff Of Andrew county, In the state OF
Missouri. at the request Of said Gottiieb Stceby,
the legal holder of said note. and ~ virtue OF
the authority IN me Sesteu ny sal" A"i's"e'
deed, will, on
the l7th day Of September,
| I 13 bc.wecn the hours or9 o clock IN the iorennoh
and 4 u,,lurk in the afternoon of said day, ut thu
Igur,- house door, In the city of Savannah. coun,
ty OF .Anlycx, In the State OF Missouri, proceri
10 sell the real estate above deseribed, nj public
ycndr-. a. the highest bidder for cash, and APP
| ply fhr proceeds OF the sale To the purposes men-
iionesi In said mortgage deed.
PEMBROKE MERCER,
2t Sheriff Of = ndrew county, Mo.
| W W. CALDWELL, Atty,
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Saturday, the 3Oth day Of August
No Drugs:

IF YOU wish to be healthy, sleep well, good
i humored, and grow fat, go and buy some Oi
Fred Becker's frst-class
Native Wines and Beer
At the
~ BECKEH HOUSE,
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Il 10 the great household remedy. pleasant to
take, yet potent for the prevention and cure OF
diseases. II is better than Differs, Cordial,
Buchu or s~arsaparilla. Sold by Druggists
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TIE"
Household Remedyl

As m InvigoFatof,. River CsFfeessf
and Blood RenovatoR II mpsrior 10 Ma
Bitters, Ellxirst Cordia1s and Daf~'
paril,as in uss.. It Is 20 sdapted'to The vns
systsn- that every organ and function in The boys
hroughe under its exhiiaratins influence. II cs
tone and strength to the digess1vesR -
paratas, dfspelslanguor and debaity,
invigorafes tho Liver, regulates ~
Kidncys and Bowels, removes tbs s5ssss
sxesss OF ovsrfaxation Of any hind and eiHo W
tality and richness to the bleed.
M curative powers alter and completely ressns
he the entire nan Of fluids end even the soiiase
The human, systsm, thereby .prsvsating and sursf
Dyspeptie and C0nsuDpdve synF
toms, Fever and Ague, Btlaeas Dtsees-
-, Revefs Of all kinds ervsos1 esD
ity, kaeetfens - the Otsnaeh -
Bowels, etc. Ass mild and dslighffaI mSse
nnt for delicate hnalss. Il has No SUPERIOR.
BY it, uss nav life sAdxigOri b given. To hon NV
and mind, sending . glow Of vitality through ~
pars which D PefDaneat and hssane.
II 10 the most sE st.at lsnsdy FIR he renae
human suasring ever discovered, ssd ssp'snsss
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-19

STILL DYING IN THE SAGEBRUsH.-The
Indians around Phoebe continue to per-
ish. unattended and uncared for, in the
sagebrush. The last dead one brought
to our notice was discovered yesterday
morning by Henry Stansield, of the Star
Restaurant, about a mile west OF the
city. We have not heard whether it was
male or female. A few old rags covered
the body, and close by was the remains
of a campfire, with three empty fruit
cans near. The savage most likely
starved to death. Deputy Indian Agent
Ingalls, told us he would try and have
the Coroner make post-mortem exami-
nation. Later-Deputy Agent ingalls,
informs US that the dead Indian is one
Of band Of twenty Shoshones, who
lately arrived here from Troy District,
and that his death was from natural
cause.
PIocHE PosrMAsrER.-By cur Phoebe
special Of last evening, we note the re-
ceipt, by T. W. Abrahams, of that place,
Of his commission as postmaster. Mr..
Abrahams was sometime ago a citizen
Of Salt Lake, being connected with the
Tribune office. He will undoubtedly
make all efficient and accommodating
Postmaster, and the people of the boro'
Of Phoebe are fortunate in his selection.
/ Salt Lake Tribune.
ARM BRoKEN.-On his way to his
home at Bullionville. yesterday, from
this city, Mr.. John NJ. worley, a mer-
chant Of the former place, was thrown
from his buggy by his horse taken
fright and jumping from the road, result
ing in the breaking of one of his arms.
We are indebted for this item to Squire
Logan, who was with Mr.. Morley at the
time Of the accident, on his way to his
home in the Muddy Valley.
The OCULAR SIDE OF THE QUESTION
The dry monotony of proceedings in the
District Court is often relieved by joke
IN some shape. Judge Mesick was read
ing the long answer to the complaint Of
plaintiffs, when spectator on back
seat CALCULATED, in voice audible all
over the room, "Be CORA, and he makes
a good spache!'
IF. LAwLER, formerly railroad agent
at Palisade, has taken charge of Pritch.
ards fast freight business in Phoebe. Mr.
Lawler is thorough going, prompt bust
ness man, and We have no doubt that he
VIII give entire satisfaction in his new
held OF labor Eureka Sentinel.
STREET CLEANING. - The carts ant
drays were out yesterday removing filth
from the streets. We hope there will be
no intermission in this work until thu
lob is thoroughly and completely accom-
plished.
Rev, j. P. EGBERr will preach in Bull
nonyille schoolhouse at 10 80, a. M, and
IN Phoebe schoolhouse at Z 80 p. m, on
Sunday, April Goth.
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1T is a we'll known fact that Dyspepsia
ana Indigestion are the causes of nearly
all the diseases that the human body is
men to; then why pay enormous doctor S
: ny using DR.. Henley's celebrated
! L Bitters they can be thoroughly
;erauicated from the system and new life
Impaired to the sufferer. Read adver-
"sement In another column.
hEMovAL.-The wholesale and retail
nquor store of Alex. Brown has been re-
moved from the house above the State
nank OF Nevada to his new block on the
east side Of Main street, lust below La
o ala .u where he will be pleased to meet
0'a customers and new ones. e
REMOVED. The undersigned have re-
moved moved their stock of cigars. tobacco and
a"acy goods to Jacobs 4 Sultan's block,
y ~ Jew doors above the old stand, where
tny Will be pleased to receive old GUS
n rvmers and form the acquaintance of
~" ones' S. Folk & Co.
HFf DOLLARS REwARD. Black
sAeis you reward to anybody making a
hh 4. keno at his game. There will
Az soo pool every Thursday and Sun
iu Iay evenings. Rooms, in rear of Ham
'"ons saloon, up stairs.
We would call the attention of our
readers to the advertisement in another
l 90 OF the Brooks Sewing Machine
ina; ina, ol New York they advertise, what is
saw; eu valuable invention, q first-class
sewing machine for five dollars.
No1lcr,-If you wish to pass away a
-" hours pleasantly call on Frank Black,
r us T Memo Rooms, up stairs, in rear Of
bs o namilton's Saloon. The game will
fen every afternoon and evening.
s,. WILSON & soIoMoNs, dealers in cigars
MOi1'nery and periodicals, at Fulfs &
te. FOR r. Royal Havana and Louisville Lot.
CON- y tickets, go to H. M. Jameson, La.
oH me very best of dental work 90 tt
w. NICHOLS, Dentist, Main street.
w; iiosIra News Drror, Main street--C
~eAu0lO.
ASa darden Seeds OF Alexanders.
Wilson's RrsrAuRAsr, next to Halpin's
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lICT No. ONE,
OWN SHIP,
1ty, N evada.
Allen U L
Applety YIN o
Alexander 5
Ayres J B
Armada Ramou
Benner H d
Blake Grant
Bo0tk John
Birdsall G W
Barnes 8 C
Bacon L
Bown Joseph
Bass John NJ
Buck + A
Bishop A G
Banner AS
Bergstein II
Bourne II NJ
Craig John N
Connerton John
Church John
Corson ID
COhn Adolph
Cenlin II N
Castillo Manuel
Colwell J A
Coffee Vim
CLARK j c
Cohn ID
Curtis J P
Coon Al
Cartwright John
Duff ] R
Dalmoe A
Dayton j D
Dolman W II
Davis George
Dwight ] NJ
Duff Charles
Davis c M
Douglass Daniel
Estes Z T
Elsenmann j
Englis A
Emerson G T
Finley James
Prudential II
Foster j G
Fleming W +
Featherston John
Fish d A
Fem j b
Glissan VIM c
Goldthwaite Geo
Grimes J H
Griest Joseph
Greenwood J r
Gill c d
Goodspeed L C
Hinzman J A
Hinzelman p
Hanley X J
Hintze Augustus
Hudnall W l.
Hunt J d
Hezlep VIM
Hctherington II
Haynes VIM
Hardy D
johnson Robert
johnson A NJ
Hasten +
Kingsburry s A
fitzpatrick &
Kingman "
Livermore Chas @
Lucas J K
Lichtenstein NJ II
Lovich c
McGovern James
Miller W w
Marshall B +
Martin Morris
McCarty Jas
McWilliams Chas
Murphy John
Marley " c
Morton E +
Moran James
Mccormick J o
Mccall NJ
Mechanic Joseph
Nichols F c
Rowland James
Patchen c H
Prior c NJ
Poujade F c
Phillips Henry
Parkinson W II
Rogers " II
Roach d s
Rives Henry
Rhoades L n
Rogers OrsOn &
Richards Il
Roberts Ell
Rogers George
Smith JE
Shale A
Sultan Louis
Smith P J X
Sheath John
Sprenger B
Soule Frank
Sammis Walter
Sheehan Morris
Sands W
Solomons Louis
Thompson II A
Thayer Hiram
Thornton H l
Voss Fred
Wilmarth E r
Woodruff Henry
Whepley Danl II
Wilson John
Wilson W r
Watson C W
White ] P
Watts John
Wallworth Thos
Wright J W
l that objections to th
e named electors to vot
10 be held In Phoebe PIT
No. l, Lincoln County
lay Of April,
i before me, at my ONCE
sslay, the 18th da,
and all persons who's
uttered on said Registe
appear at my Office an
ed.
!. STOUTENBURGH,
and ex-omcio Registr
wnship School DistriC
7. Nevada. apis
go & co.
Z JoBBERS
~
S, WINES
0UOR0
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unless the ore was blown there; gave it
as my opinion, but may be mistaken.
Redirect. know that ore is dis
seminated all through the red dirt on the
surface; there is lead in the cut on the
west side for 25 feet; saw fissure there;
it is apparent.
Messrs. o. A. Palmer, W. II. Clark,
d. Polkinghorn and E. r. Howe were
then presented and examined on behalf
of defendants, and testified that they did
not consider that the developments in
the cut, incline NJ and shaft established
the existence of vein in the surface
workings from the Panaca shaft to in
cline n, and that there was no ore con-
nection between those points and the
Raymond & Ely vein.
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SCHOOL dist
PloCHE
Coz
Aud Francis l.
Adams Robert
Ashim B J
Arnold Geo W
Archer X ii
Alexander q X
Bishop W W
Bradshaw L L
Brannan Thomas
Boyd George G
Badger Henry l.
Breakey Ii Il
Boone Harvey
Byrne Vim G
Barnum Sam'l W
Blair A j
Bunyard W H
Brannan NJ
Brown Alex
Corwin Y l.
Cronan James
Callaghan James
Coffee Geo W
Coschina J NJ
Cotton Charles s
Crosman J s
Coleman T s
Cuno l. p
Clark d G
Craigue p A
Coffee W ii
Cotton ii H
Clancy James
Donaghue Thomas
DeLacy S W
Derpanghu Philips
Dolan NJ
Driscoll Daniel
DAILY Thomas
DAILY Charles
Douglass II "
Davis George
Ennis John p
Emanuel A II
Ely Andrew
Eckhotf Vim
Foye Thomas
Farguharson John
Felsenthsl Louis
Funzalia Jose Del G
French @ c
fulks ID A
Fish Il Ii
Gray Smith
German Geo II
Goodshaw Ii
Goodman W P
Gounley Henry
Garcai Manuel
German W +
Guilloz J
Hoffman J
Hulbut Charles
Hunt A b
Hoey Owen
Hurdle Geo c
Halelrigg f
Hukerson Isaac
Henderson q W X
Huber NJ
Halpin NJ D
Hamilton L
Israel q
Jones A ID
James John r
Jacob Ii
kistle VIM II
Kelley 0rville
Knapp NJ A
kiesele George
knight c
Lynch John C
Leahigh W p
Long Vim H
Laflower Jos
Mcdonald o G
Mckee Vim l.
Murray d
McKenny Geo
McDermott James
McCormic b +
McPhee James
McCluskey NJ
McKillip W II
Musser p q
Mcdonald ] G
Mcfarland John
Miller p B
Nixon N G.
Newlsnd + NJ
Nichols 8 r
O'Dougherty A B
Pattie John
Pierson James
Pierson W II
Pedler j II
Parrish Oren Z
Philson c F
Quillan Miles
Roeder John
Ryan Jos r
Rodriguez N u
Rennie j N
Richie VIM r
Roussan Chas A
Rattcliffe ] II
Rogers John
Rosenthal ]
Sawyer George S
Schoonmaker +
Sander Richard
Shulzbacker A
Schopman Eugene
Straboni Philip
Schoield R G
Schmit VIM
Sides B f
Scott Russ
Simpson r W
Stoutenburgh T A
Thorp W H
Thatcher W II
Travis W s
Vernon VIM T
Van Hagan John B
Wiederhold O
Walker j l.
Wright r s
Wamble Geo
Whyland d II
Ward II
Wheeler Frank
Williams Wesley
Wescoatt N
Wand P H
Young A A
Notice is hereby gi'
right of any Of the ali
at the special election
cinct School Distri,
State Of Nevada, on I
Nineteenth
A. D, 1873, will be he
In Phoebe. until Tn
OF April, A. D. 1877
names are erroneousl
are hereby requested
have such error corr
T
Justice Of the Pea,
Agent for Phoebe
No. l, Lincoln Cou
E. A. FA
IMPORTER
BRAND
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Check Lost.

DRAwN BY BOONE l. DOLMAN ON
IL Wells Fargo Co., Phoebe, No. s., dated
February 10, for $40. payable to william Bader
or order. All persons are notified not to pur-
chase said check - payment has been stopped.
MCCULLOUGH l. WOOD
Phoebe, New, March ~, 1878. mr29.1n;